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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
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Columbus, Ohio, May 10, ioo3.
Blk years ego had a severe attack Of
lnnaniuiaiofy Rheuiuatisn. I Gas laid mp
" bed for SIX months, and the doctors
had did me no Euoi. They changed med.
lcines every week and nothing they pre-
ecfibed seemed TO help me. Finally I be
gan the nae Of 3 8. s. Ny knee andeibow
Joints were swollen terribly, aud AZ one
time my joints were 20 swollen and pain.
lul that I could not close them when
opened ! was 30 bad that I could no,
move knee OF foot wasgctting discour.
aged you may b Sufe, when began 8 s
5 but a. aaw Il was helping me coutin.
ned Il, and to-day am q sound well man
aud hase never had = return Of the disease
8. s. 8 purified my blood and cured me
Of this severe case Of Rheumatism after
everything else bad failed I have rec
commended 4 10 others With good 70
suits RE CnArNAn,
rsss Mt. Vernon Ave
The poisonous acids that produce the IN.
Illumination and pain arc absorbed into the
blood ard rheumatism can never b. con.
quered all these are neutralized asd 81.
tered out Of the blood and system. S. s. 8
ooea directly into the circulation aud AZ.
lacks the disease itself Il purifos and &c.
stores The blood 10 q healthy, vigorous
condition II contains no potash, alkali o.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-09-19
MORE BEES ARE BuzzING.
Political Gossips Working Overtime
Many ia Ss;sptiss Mood.

The political gossips are in con-
tinuous session now, figuring on
candidates for mayor. Avowed
candidates are still scarce but there
are any number who are in re-
ceptive mood and will make the
race if they are sufficiently urged
Among the list Of prominently
mentioned" today looms up the
name Of Deacon Joues. The Dea-
con has many friends who are
urging him to get into the game
and it is certain that he would
make it interesting. ]. III. Ven
able has the matter under prayer
full consideration. He is lawyer
Of ability and very forceful man
and no doubt woald make good
mayor. Strong pressure is brought
to bear on Kendall Galloway but
he hasn't yielded so far.
Among the republicans there is
plenty of available timber. Judge
J. D. Bridges has been known TO
be an aspirant for the honor in the
past and he is thought to be in a
receptive mood. The Judge is big
enough to FIJI the Office and GER
tainly has the qualifications which
fit man for the Office. Eugene
Hamilton is another man who is
talked of in connection with the
place and should he decide to come
out, he would have a strong fol
lowing. And then there is Frank
Brown, man eminently qualified
for the position by his large ex.
perience in city affairs and his
successful career as a business man.
Jonas Cook is also in the list of
probables, though he hasn't con-
sented to even entertain the idea
He is a success in most anything
aud his friends figure out that he
would make an admirable mayor.
Col Geo. Barefoot is known to
he susceptible 70 the allurements
Of political honors. The only
trouble is that he lives in the
country but he might consent to
move to town if the honor we're
thrust upon him.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-09-19
NOTICE OF ELECTION

Whereas. on the roth day Of
September, 1905, J. c. Woodside,
Mayor of the city of Chickasha,
rendered his resignation as such
Mayor, said resignation 10 become
effective Sept. goth, 1905; and
whereas on the roth day of Sep
tember, 1905, the resignation Of
the said J. G. Woodside was ac-
cepted by the city council of the
city Of Chickasha; and whereas,
the law provides that in case Of
such vacancy the same shall be
filled by special election.
Now, therefore, |, ]. G. Wood
side, mayor of the city of Chicka-
sha, ] r.. by virtue of the author
ity vested in me by law, do hereby
proclaim and give notice that a
special election will be held in the
city Of Chickasha, |. IT., on the
2oth day Of September, 1905, for
the purpose Of electing Mayor of
the said city Of Chickasha, /. T.,
to fill the unexpired term OF the
said J. c. Woodside, resigned
The places of holding such cleo
tion in the said city Of Chickasha
shall be as follows: In Ward No.
/, at corner Sixth street and Min
nesota avenue; in Ward No. 2 at
Brick Barn; in Ward No 3, at oo-
lice Court room, Third street; in
Ward No. 4 at FaDnin House,
Second street, and the following
judges have been appointed and
are hereby selected to hold such
election in their respective wards:
In Ward, No. /. Louis Barefoot,
Thomas 8iggers, J. F. Bishop; In
Ward No. 2, J. 7. Hill, ]. A.
Bateman, A. c. Edwards; In Ward
No. 3, T. w. Miller H. Z. Price,
Will Estes; In Ward No. a, Steve
Haisell, o. Coffman, G G Buch-
anan. Such election shall BE- held
and conducted and the retarns
thereof made as the law provides
Witness my handand seal as such
Mayor of the city of Chickasha. |
T., on the 18th day Of September,
1905. ]. c. WoonsIDE.
Mayor of the city of Chickasha | 7
First publication, Sept. IS, r9o5
az
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-09-19
FRISCO FLASHES.

Frisco Addition Sept. IS:-
Now that the rains and winds
have come the health of the city
will improve. Let us 60 to enjoy
ing life to the full again.
Mr.. Atkinson and his force of
working men have the Merchants
gin ready for business.
I'D. Lindsey and son Joe have
gone to work on the spur out at
Rush Springs opening the cement
mines etc.
Rolla Phillips and others with
teams have gone to railroading.
Joe Lewis attended the concert
at the NJ. E. church at Ninnekah
Friday evening. Joe is quite a
singer.
The farmers gin is receiving
cotton daily. Cotton is improving
daily in the fields and many of our
citizens with their families are 60
ing this week to pick cotton.
Notice is hereby gwen that !
will prosecute anyone caught hunt
ng on the Burey ranch regardless
of who the party may he. Frank
Rosenquest. If
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-09-19
ORDINANCE NO. ISz.

An ordinance amending Section
six (6) Of ordinance forty-four
(44) entitled Officers.
Be it ordained by the City Council
of the city Of Chickasha, !, T.
Section /. That Section six (6)
of Ordinance Number Forty-four
(44) passed and approved by the
city council Of the city OF Chicka.
sha, April 25th, 1900, shall be
amended to read and shall hereaf-
ter read as follows: Same Section
s. The Street Commissioner shall
receive as pay for his services the
sum of rs dollars per month for
each and every month actually en-
gagged in his duties as such Street
Commissioner, to be paid on war
rant drawn on the street and al
ley fund of the said city of Chick
asha, /. 7.
Section 2. That this ordinance
shall be in full force and effect
from and after its passage, ap-
proval and publication.
Passed and approved this 9th
day August. 1905,
J. C. WooDsIDE, Mayor.
Attest,
Ioe Dews Citv Clerk
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-09-19
STATEHOOD SPECIAL OFF
Illness Of Mr.. ROCKWELL causes II TO be
Abandoned.

Illness Of Mr.. Rockwell causes Il to be
Abandoned.
Secretary Leech received letter
today stating that owing to the ill
ness of Mr.. G. +. Rockwell the
statehood special had been post
poned indemnity and perhaps a
bandoned. Mr.. Rockwell had entire
cnarge of the matter and.
the plans could not be carried out.
The Humpty Dumpty puzzles will
not be sold. Mr.. Leech is much
disappointed as he had his plans
completed for sending Chickasha to
Portland in grand style.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-12
LOCALS
Shoe sale "Wednesday 18th Hun
Tar A Thntb.u,

Shoe sale "Wednesday 18th Hun.
ter a Chotham.
Frank CLARK went TO Waco sun.
k7uisy.- -
J. Allen Myers went 10 Dallas Sun.
day.
sc. Williams went % Cypress
Sunday.
Ross Stewart went 10 Hampstead
Sunday.
Pam Johnson returned to Houston
yesterday.
J. u. Stevenson visited Calvert
yesterday
Good Talcum Powder. per box, g..
Norwood's 9
Walter ltuoN returned from Mill
eau yesterday
W T.. Kell. ur Nilicun we. 600 the
city yesterday
W O. Holu,s OF H.ame ,n.rt
Sunday in Hryau
e G. Lofuu OF Whitaker was boo
the city sunday
Rev J. W DsyI. returned urm
Heane yesterday
sggaIe pyue fur r,nl Apply O..
Mr=~ Juu,-
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-12

DR.. J. w. Cavitt will leave tonight
for Philadelphia 10 take post
graduate course of several months
at Jefferson Medical College. DR..
Cayitt will be- ace mpaui.t by bis
daughter, Miss sndi, Cavitt. who
will visit iu Philadelphia. Wafhiug-
ton, New York aud r, auok., Va.
%. dear, won't you surprise me
with photo of yourself Christmas?
You can get such nice ones 40 Car
ter- studio.
Norwood Ladies' Fumi-hius.-
p dozen misses aud children, fleece
lined Drawers l.,; 90 dozen Ladies'
heavy fleece lined Drawers. igc: alI
p.rcrie. in t.- house sr; Rihho,s
at Wholesale prices; Ladies' cr'or,d
hprd.r.t handkerchief. A..
N. D. O.. Hauusu. advance agent
uftHa jess. Iamo- Company. called
on 'Hr E.e.. yesterday. The Jess.
IHm.s Company wiz beiu Bryan
Nnud the is.r. vi'Ha tent show.
aui 0rv. nu. attraction Goo those
who 'Is. .H drama.
N.Ir..I's Wooden -aIa-AII cole
.H. ...H|.HH r.... r..r. H.f. atg..
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-12
Fresh tomatoes. Howell Bros. 4

fresh tomatoes. Howell Bros.
Mrs. J. II. Royder was a visitor
from wellborn yesterday.
All trimmed millinery at Mrs.
Proctor's at cost. 8
Mrs. &. +. Salter Of Calvert i Wis
iting Mrs. Is. II. Norwood.
Plenty Of corn, oats, bran, chops,
etc, on hand. +. G. Harder a Co. g
Major &. a. Adams returned SUI
day from the coast country.
Miss AUrie Rhodes returned yes
terday from visit in Houston.
NJ. r. Greathouse and John Gregg
were in from Pitt Bridge yesterday
Boys Buckskin Stockings, i5,: all
our 2jc quality Yelling, i5c. Nor
woods. o
T.. J. Fountain has returned from
"a business trip 10 the Indian Terri
tory.
Ladies siOOKid Gloves, 7jc: La
dies 81 90 Kid Gloves 500. Nor.
woods q
II. q. Tabor Jr. aud Misses Nellie
aud Norris Tabor returned yesterday
from a visit iu Waco
All Stacy Adams 50 90 shoes cut TO
81 20 at Hunter d Chatham Wedues-
day only 3
Rev. -. y Hall left yesterday Tor
Fort Worth and other point, IN
north Texas
Mr.. J. l.. Breach aud Mics Laura
Brogdon were visitors from Tabor
yesterday.
A hull supply 10 Eastman kodak
goods Tor Christmas presents az Has.
wells
MI--e- AmmIa GDud-ou aud CLYDE
STUNT spent sunday with SIR. and
SITS ihurstuu C.l.bt Hary,y
Buy celebrated Waterman ar
Parker fountain H.us ar lla-u OF.
fuf Christmas presents.
L.N. Jan.- returned yesterday Poo.
kH-c.u-hn. Miss. HI.ra yI.itfo U..
hr....r . o. Jun.r .i Reliance.
we-iz pHunt for only $500.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-22
ALL REPRESENTED
Large Attendance at District Rebekah
Meeting.

The Rebekahs Of district number
seven, comprising lodges at Northheld,
Barre, Cabot, Waterbury, Randolph, East
Plaintield, Williamstown, Waitsfeld and
Montpelier held their annual meeting at
Montpelier last evening. A large dele
CATION from this city attended the meet
ing, special electric car taking the
Rebekahs and number Of Odd Fellows
70 and from Montpelier. Delegates were
present from every lodge, and large dele
cations from those near Montpelier.
The address of welcome was given by
Mrs. Myra Bemis Of Montpelier, to which
Mrs. Abby II. Stone responded. The de-
gree work was exemplified in a most
creditabIe manner by Bright Star lodge
No. is, of this city. The unwritten work
was done by Mrs. Cornelia r. Bond, pre-
sidcnt of the state assembly.
a sumptuous banquet followed the
work. A committee from Joy lodge Of
Montpelier had made ample preparation
for the banquet.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-22

Found in Commissions by His Wife, Who
Called the Doctor Death Oc-
Cured Within Half
an Hour.

Joseph Castonia committed suicide at
Q o'clock this morning, at his home at
is Maple avenue, by drinking part Of
the contents of two ounce bottle of
carbolic acid. Dependency bringing ON
temporary insanity is the cause ascribed
for his taking bis life. Castonia was
living in the upstairs tenement of the
house, and Mrs. Castonia had gone down
stairs for few minutes, never dreaming
that her husband had any idea Of do
ing away with himself.
When she returned she found him
lying on the floor in commissions. She
summoned DR.. +. G. Ligouri and when
he arrived the man was unconscious. He
did everything in his power to revive
him but he was too far gone and died
about fifteen minutes after the doctor
got there. The earboIic acid which he
drank was the strongest kind, being crys-
talized.
The deceased was a stone cutter and
had been employed at Jones Brothers
shed. lie was born in st. Jobnsbury
where his father, John Castonia, now re.
sides. He leaves wife and no children.
The funeral arrangements have not been
completed.
The deceased was 30 years Of age and
was a member Of the local camp OF
Modern Woodmen Of America.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-22
WON'T ERECT SCAFF0LD
UNTIL LAST MINUTE
Sheriff Peck, However. Has II in Shape
So That II Can BE Put Up in
Short Time.

Windsor, Nov. 22.--It Is expected here
that the Supreme Court Of the United
States viii give decision in the Mary
Rogers case when it reconvenes next
Monday. Sheriff II. II. Peck OF White
River junction, who is just out from a
long iIlness, was here yesterday IN con-
sultation with Deputy Sheriff J. II.
Kiniry regarding the arrangements for
the execution. In case II is to take place.
1t was decided not 10 begin the erection
of the gallows before Wednesday, De-
cember 8. This is two days before the
date now set for the execution, but as
every part Of the gallows IS ready it will
be ample time to set it up.
Il. b, Flynn OF Springfield, one Of Mrs.
Rogers attorneys. visited her in her cell
yesterday. He was accompanied TO the
cell by the superintendent warden and
matron Of the prison. The nature Of his
business ID not made public He Ia the
only visitor TO the cell since Attorney
General Fits saw her during the recent
investigation. She is not allowed 10
come down stairs now and woman pris
oner sleeps in the cell with her at night,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-22
PROMOTION FOR F. W. BALDWIN.
Is Made Superintendent of Transpcrta-
tion of Mexican Railroad.

st. Albans, Nov. 22.--It will give a
great many friends all over Vermont
and elsewhere much pleasure to know
that +. w. Baldwin, once general super
intendent of the Central Vermont rail-
road with headquarters in this city, has
been promoted to be superintendent Of
transportation for the Interoceanic Rail
way of Mexico, corporation operated
by the Mexican National railway. The
Mexican Herald Of November III says:
Important changes made necessary
by the resignation of j. II. Fehan, the
superintendent Of transportation on the
Interoceanic, have been arranged. i.
w. Baldwin, at present superintendent
of the Pacific division, will take the
place of Mr.. Feehan. The change will
be effective December Is. The chang
ing of Mr.. Baldwin to the position of
superintendent of transportation on the
interoceanic causes vacancy in the
Office of superintendent of the Pacific
division of the National This vacancy
will be filed by II. L. Newton, at pres
ent the superintendent Of terminals in
Mexico City. d. r. Galley will become
superintendent OF terminals. Mr.. Bald
win is one Of the best known railroad
men in the republic and is well qualified
TO fiji the position Of superintendent Of
transportation. He has been most
proficient division superintendent and
has greatly increased the efficiency of
the Nationals service on the Pacific
division
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-22
ENTERTAINED MOST ENJoyABLf,
Miss Helen Burbank Had the Cleaners
As Her Guests

Miss Helen Burbank, president of the
"Gleaners," entertained her club at the
home of Mrs. w. G. Jones last evening,
and very member Of the club was much
pleased with the delightful entertain
ment. Miss Ivis Jones acted as usher,
and presented each guest with cards
with a black cat painted at the top and
under it long list of puzzling ques-
tions, the answers to which each had
cat for the first syllable. For the one
who guessed the most, and the one who
guessed the least, prizes were awarded,
they being dainty ornaments, each hav-
ing black cat as the most conspicuous
figure.
A dainty lunch was served by Misses
Annie Averill and Bessie Jones. During
lunch, Miss Mildred Phelps gave several
piano selections. Later in the evening
paper on Famous Buildings Of Lon
dom, was read by Miss Mae Smith.
LongfelIow's poem, "Belfry of Bruges''
was read by Miss Burbank, followed by
vocal solo by Miss Katherine Mathie-
son. Favors Of carnations and picture
Of "The Cleaners were presented to
each member.
1t was altogether, one of the clubs
most enjoyable evenings.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-22
CHARGE FRAUD,
HE'S NOT WORRYING
Meyer Hart Of New York Arrested in
Burlington Last Evening, Says It
Will Come Out All Right.

Burlington, Nov. %. Meyer Hart was
brought into city court last evening
shortly after six o'clock ON a complaint
made out by States Attorney Sherman
for obtaining money under false preten.
ses. He was released ON his own re-
cognizance and the case was continued
until December 4.
According to a statement by @ r.
Smith, president Of the Burlington Saw
ings bank, the facts in the case are as
follows: "AIr. Hart comes here present
ing advertising contracts signed by
Cashiers II. a. Rutter Of the Howard
National bank and w. c. Isham Of the
Merchants National bank, Treasurer Il.
Nv, Ward Of the Burlington Savings bank
and g. S. Lord, treasurer OF the Bur-
lington FIGURING company. None OF
these men remembered contracting for
any such advertising as the contract
called for. Mr.. Hart had book called
the United States Year Book. In this
book the concerns were given adyertis-
ing space. The copy was not furnished
by us and we do not know where it
came from. The book was supposed to
give all kinds Of information regarding
the lHltcu k1taNts III biit years l1pD Nui
1906. 1t indicated fraud, inasmuch as
it gave among the officers of the Ameri-
can Wooden company the name of ,. B.
Smalley as receiver, which went to show
that it was old. They had also collect
ed money from two banks in Rutland
and | have been in communication with
them by telephone today They were
the Rutland County National bank and
the Rutland Savings bank. Each of
the men here paid the money as the man
presented contract, being genuine. The
presumption is that the signatures were
ostensibIy gotten for directory list and
that the contract was filed In later.
All of this indicates fraud, but it was
very slick The man had other adver-
tisers to see, which he did not get
around to do"
Hart would say nothing except that
everything would come out all right at
the trial.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-22
Mr.. Hale's Statement.
ICE AND HOT AIR.
Latter Couldn't Remedy Conditions on
Main Street, However.

Slipping, sliding and houndering, man
and beast had d hard time OF it on Main
street today, the result OF washing the
pavement last night and the consequent
freezing. For several days the dust
nuisance has been almost unbcarable,
which led Ia complaints being made
Last night the street department got
cut the hose for the usual summer pro-
cess Of washing. But the weather was
against them. The water fFoze as soon
rs II struck the granite, and this morn
ing the pavement was one glare of ice.
Horses, not calked for it. went down
like logs the minute they struck the
glare. Five animals fell victims before
eight o'clock, but 50 far as known no
serious results followed. Men and women
stepped about as gingerly as if they were
walking on soft boiled eggs, for the
sidewalks were in about the same com
dition az the road. Sanding the walks
remedied the difficulty considerably. Al
together there was enough shot air.
shot off on the street today to thaw
every trace of the ice If il could have
been aimed in the right direction
All this morning disclaim responsible
ity for the sprinlSling. The street super
intendent is reported as saying the mer-
chants were responsible, the merchants
say they never asked 10 have 1t washed
oil, and one Of the street commissioners
declared that body did not know about
il until it was nearly over with.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-22
RUTLAND IS pRospERING.
Never Such Growth in Building Line
AIS at Present.

Rutland, Nov. 90. Never in its his.
tory has Rutland seen such growth in
the building line as during the past sum
mer. This Is especially applicable to
dwelling houses. A canvass made to-
day shows that about 100000 has been
expended here during 1905 for new
homes and some handsome residences
have been erected Among the best are
those Of Frank J.. Wade, cost $500,
John II. Wood, $4,000, Walter A. Clark,
S4 500, w. Il. Aldrich, $4,000 About 40
new houses have been erected. There
has besides been thousands Of dollars
expended in repairs, several houses hav-
ing been practically built anew. The
wear has seen new marble mills at the
Center Rutland plant of the Vermont
Marble company and the plant Of the
Columbian Marble Quarrying company
and new pattern shop at the plant Of
the Howe Scale company. The total
cost OF these was about S330,000.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-22
WANTS NEW FIRE APPARATUS.
Mayor Burke Of Burlington Recommends
New Steamer.

Burlington, Nov. 22.-A special meet
ing Of the board Of aldermen last evening
was called BY Mayor Burke for the
consideration Of matters relating to the
fire department. the Importance Of which
was emphasized by the inadequate equip
ment which handicapped the tiremen in
handling the fire at the plant Of Crane
Brothers n Pope on Monday.
Mayor Burke submitted commune
cation recommending the purchase OF
a new steamer for the department, to-
gether with 1000 feet of new hose, a.
we'll as number Of smaller items per-
tanning to fire lighting apparatus. Upon
motion OF Alderman Reeves, the fire
committee was authorized to purchase
the 1000 feet Of hose and the recon-
mendations Of the mayor regarding the
purchase Of new steamer were re-
ferred to the fire committee, with IN
structions to report at the next regular
meeting OF tho board.