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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-08-19
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b9i1sis Mach-NaPrfed bRRaArs IsiiR M
sITiw hEest I2at2 oflFfgSdfce ceHrqad RI
eaTitonF 6dE BoSbis1 BlVnhh4disaoas
MIS- Ms iMileJts sbsTB995 tRiglioeE 5A9
West Nineteenth street. She, was
2HRrAg& t5ICarlFUNo o6n2ApfA ri, 1904 4
TiIeni heioNeHbunrdsr dba1RanHr0f
gsBsS EdEard d. y a 9en55l9as In5 5 10 oHa
his age at that time. as 20, and his
T9brB ll5f bnB 93nglsd effl teoi 9ri
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-08-19
-ra s7OtablT0anF ANGumsAxdN.

L73W oWj 6 .nJoyfvEfot 9uod b5vil /
( oliver WSndell koImes'. MeetiEa with
~ 70ls6h After EdhSsi Sgsfck. 7'siY
Few Of those who Witnessed hht
opening Session of the bnited States
isSupissA8 u0uA at 1hesN NaliBhaY Sapital
s4at1@el 9Isal&Eadwge eGfxerBleh1hf
Eact fh92t 4pstIce ,H9lmes{ !, ,opIRlpf seryel
cBdHtry 0ha III tie fisffd, fisffdAevh eeyveh as he
does now in her highest tHBIffA. $50
in all probability, none of theH rd-
llaafzed' chat The idigiadedt Judge seated
! bdRrtheet a0 thsrigbt of ofthtGcIasfshs-
ticei EaS5r the Jay Sfaptaip' o pf Alliser
Wendeil Holmes the First, the hero OF
that d4ligh9f6li Sketch by7He lessa9fst-
poet, which he called Tn Search Of the
I 'EapFslp' H4Hp feo0as a 9tflfe Isfdry-
piO1ihke pa4eiadl auds1sfof tlasdsbtpTe-
sD@n6e0 laerEpssiw ssiS undHd Saho A6de-
taW-tp Numerous distressing .eiyaisn-
stances united 10 -throwthe anxious
/ lfathauoaffi theI tEachoagaip aJrkoaEain,
obEtoet, lepgth stha Ise4EGA sAuEiin 4
sfHaRRi II ra1J rfllitrFpAA 5rRn 9tiTtlhi iTtlhis Ait
LIN the RFsH cal, 'oR the f61f7tfh seat
r69shf gaFl saw s'Aly gaHtsinsTherd
saw him, ever, my first bprn, WHOM
oEa& RJlighe 4H40dghI hafy rcafftRAA III"
IN" Hey QrdorQEosboEsbrD2 m a
as5sa asi{ SSs sBBssid BBG5BBssiJs rSilaHI 81 HI
s8Slazi@ei AmonE ua Ahel5is2RSns
of btAsvdliaateeh ehsleo ceiHBmiiaeedptly
SSS 58stp8i afF{ lRs BPig5 @Biflsg df 81
Egypt, weep aloud so thafiHei 'Eg.y B-
tians and the house of Pharaoh heard
sfarhtsskhith ,haEooGaesUtSrcomsIh his
gfaaEag gSfhaaEEag old Bne4q, cEsaiBws9I ofHvraIy
that he fell on his brothers neck and
dffed n7Ke asBaby ii III tffeg k 81 pfege6ce 6f
la15hH HsaomenJEeryewe Orae&ns fTitAas-
BLOW SsffiI .yli1sv ,a9Y .muiToqms
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-08-19
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full q light .0,T HHN6gHfe u NS6gHfeOn-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-08-19

sflts rule 5shs lIfe in this case is gth,
.eNfhe. The details Of Christian dstty
ls@ this, ASSN all other cases, is tex
pfefsed. by st. Paups words "Beal
we one another's burdens, and so fliFf
~ law Of Christ. Archbishop TEN
Al ~. <. =. ~ .fs 4F .4 ~
. - ~ n
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-08-19
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80 - - = - @f-r'," ~ @FFNt
has fSye 5aiba0allndsga "a tItn ssd6Tirt.
ss1hti1sapmn9BioF eehAtY5pe edesEag
tYn1tJhBep piInsspff Iss FLsa4Or yaIHs
before Efg afRf sAhdDtW ana tWjionn ii nS9 sie 5ayS avg
Rs1WElY pfalry n FeHi HiR4g1 : prs eD1fpaSD ft aSDn.
sktsco4& HtQI6e ehfsijt 1--we eiaaEYpti ~ hi
HSa ain4hsS& of4eahina sAhepS "a
-mshi bsAed hHa -H#ee4- s s1uo@s
sS.Ie nfeaadJ M atdsBdac.is ssviss
81 TtntSitqBF in1ISRdoRstha6osuah o.
aisNsai o1qsozsglep ep9Fihdu9s pnfi tians in ID J
lITAlalgar sfQYafE ,Twouldi RHt tolerated
as f2 has besH f6f more san II tws6, s6 ,iEsII, ,genl
9natf07sAsea nf p 4 dtfi6nFi Wal n II
its squat facaaA1 Ana q1Db y qJ6Bfs al n uS3g1s
-sah HaiktNat sh5bk aF3abRlR@n9I1
foreigptrsHinssR arifRanghERKge6uaal
to the saharaSH RSHhsIJ, IkicH no one
evego6 6Eesse sehnfheI ImgAAR leqpnA1ns
gpRyeyd d fAyyo nqg4ingless lions. and the
towering column surmounted BY a dl.
iiinutive figure Of Nelson.-Times Of
India.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-08-19

susplclQl. lie WAS followed through
obscuraa7Goz0. 0RIKAh#en not
hgegfiRF)hig rApbags EdflnBsSy Astt nut
ting ,it INTO one Of the, boxes erected
HI9 FAg ofelies Up ilE9s bIagHe eHlclssh.
AT length he fell a victim to. t1saiaisI
eshss fsFd Tylqa hia tbQaH iNaylprsRFed
for It's unnamed grayRTa liyjd mark
was found, showing that FIaffy the
nurse had, long before, been branded
as a1deibu9isghallt huarni6t ff1D1hoFlall
mfni mpf 4u Fhai eaiirFFuai tlfaieYs al hFed
toward any high achievement Is faith
HI WHIP SHii by dlifYrIIa & All PsihrAhsg2 81
enrpe asdHrusgiatk ebp1odEesb cficisiR
YAqiArH !RRpia a9gitia9qh a.9gitia9qh APq eySjfFg stlHnle
germ capable Of culture. development
and sfHefdiHr4 sr aibt99Sl = II IgAs
HHlhdtmssaifb dgrsaE 0ItlRa9RdAVthe
infinite possibilities oeoodr, yknhIfo
awaiap E@thla usI hope for hngaayes
afrsl gRathD 1oI2 dgr fellow crea-
t,yyGfi5fnlipy Scot tB8F9fsa .1st3oq
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-08-19

n'+SiNshohsA9 at mara oIhBG. .IoSDFed
aasesg7EaAyeAnd Rlain Dsealerovnsb
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-08-19

You, say the pris0per was, Singing.
4SHi5 5oA ntRicsi III gs6ng?sJ - .lu
sssiEeH6Euu trhoradHeneReated tsisb
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-08-19

.t1elplinioII. ~ ~ ElndsT'lno'. .''' 'o' ,

bs3nioodslpl9qt ~ irdSglgg3svssa
JttS eAqpefs our tlsfal cohvIeeifsq.
obHsi5h- ifEAAIs7bfaeP 10 / fh 9dfiS5Ie
suQp loSBe in some degree heipifif
StacQ IdeertaD9u AlnbafiRiddti8 isaAdb
other You may encourage and posi-.
lively NHNaWoDWIMa strong
l.ayn1lR5HHaR9) e 1lR5HHaR9) bys,RhRiBglIxI a
ttSSST anSlEH to dJTfHiri9hbRo III 55bo9 4
good-naturediJo pif2h ihfID Dfov gg1(655 "a
the wfonD 9ARmb1aHy sodEaLe ya3IiD
qwN biafi9isnRlHe by always putting
@6ppf1 face upon it..sRou may try to
help alfIifAA AhBiss8 hna hfgroasa otnr54
vQlfa taffj gffTplfES htim1 uE EBH9EyHy sHFke
Il BE- w., ahn E| F6,I bg6Aassi 85p 9, q
fHIhM &ihcR yea hdBb dBbfihi fihit yaRl lIHaa aalEl ~
mia ,eit4 hiih 1Hi6J4tharla fasg 9pj6hiiiq
ception .c0Bis9gioa leHb1sfb eoHIS5l |
drccmhgHt bhrR tbtthad spnioas9aARQ9rs
lightly even when you do Hatp reNilyJ
wishHtA dVeaarH bound up uleagl
otlhgaiFo o!tlhgaiFo fp lttnfFpqEoB tnpEo Bvee act and react one
Of fsl lAd8S9ifbieYTfo 4 A9g E6lp4gH dtRjIyoqut
little thought, atAtf9 llasl' IIrlslesg al
lilee 4afMlAtyl %oaiu Geh6ye. n dXfte
afmnbtlnlbh hertualeI aalrkE6li alp Ink ssbji1e \
pthTcSasesI spgalJ df9h1idnsf th7i6hh
fidgh hondothe sin on the other as un-
Inistakable. But the spirit which is
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-08-19
The School of TrIbuIation.

How oftSa has the 4 sra taggkA HA
servants Hss lJwH-ttdh An h6kckobl
or tribulation! We speak wen of med
itation; It is as SILVER; biF tribulaEQK
is as much fine goldi -gf1bu@ttp 1T
only worketh patience; but patience
brings expeyiencY~ EEfyin experiYS
there is a deep t.@na htin4e W 1RoM.
edge Of the fhfhgs OK God &hYch com
eth by no other means. Do you know
what 1t Is to be in such pain that you
udoldInoA ibear iqne maey tuEu Of the
eAreifwanggh HaH0p taARhgk faintness
Sflle9 back 1BPon py1rv wv Rj5lEso yd fnd felt
tbatf eyen tben. y9u coNld not be more
finhh11FF nnnisss yoa .wefReu geansfkft ND to
TX iftII1ffd ftIiI1ffd steaYaeHdt n HeK HE it been
VeriAth hpsoHRs Sis u5isGW AE can do
hi1idhltaeoxs shssaseliq hyHEta that
sn7h gbAimeiAfifs1 bHkiknkiOs in pas
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. seen a
fcglR3nsa i6omsoS SosthsJ ilifwatF Ftar be-
tFeenbkhs IqrdElf fSn9 5IdAUnest' and
i has efsbQ9s gtb sAcbt lggSStteElE, as only
the L6td cod Gould have given to It.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-08-19

= Ladies Crossed Over -Pbntoon. -
-1aMe Rsrtrss5RbId3e EJhpeF plplzter
f&sBsEsSs EsS ahs SAT- 9tR 6R FsSi8 RI4s
rtmo5at7esbsBnahT hTha4sabS1A an fgQHf
.bitlAs sE deRGiBaa 5fhahs 5HeEraAE RsFss
RAt24sArlfQgaet 4sArlfQgaet Ahr166dEi SinR65 sff6|
wmA thsstn fmdaSM AIftnal mHraHB
dpfn, sfSPeciajlEEb ifaJjlEEb fhb9A4sipBREs o 5MB
nonplused. Then the minister, had an
aEeb44eibnw " 4f4e sent g3hfeen sbldiers9 III 81
ehsvsganAlHoDulsd bhsedHhesgh nod
-T8ae M Is sntJhi9sftEfdtx Iyjkeroj9sFtpsasa psasal
of soldier and was conveyed o7ern
the spectacle (aifording. mueh gratifi.
cafi6n e. the rest Of dig c3mpsa1I4ls.o
9sI7tsiteR4 IaHei3sA eH4-ao 1oiibs
sidnsktsG GpVkadnmsdt isfhcAaaselliw
TfA 5ePrd eeassigppegt raheaes
Was recently dispatched from, Liver-
B6El s6oYSnd9Rii.t c6hsatgf rb3 " 66b
bhsesasoly6ghins 2ee1tVnaohn6sa9
S8gslEnn6sh1q a1iSIg a. 9aSOs
Uutfcuduls Inc WuOiC Ol the C1eeSe
sfkh tanaaQifps IwnAaHa wAgf alBssNSlial
BAbOQSolo 'Sonss lt6IgkfMwsbisditv5f
SSESAFAb ers E5sSSiEY|ESSd 5SiY IOrs asfnfA5EasS
/ is noitibbs- -HoszahnaH- al Ioodos
Her Friends. m q
"He's infatuated win her, isn't he?'.
II gkNdf9RxTN01 hoTsgWTiUN for
#ES BFas|Es as|Est $asR SII1 RRS|aq sS'n@es@''-
Soeaear .gHA nMsH aOfeetshRe Mauii
ieoHUiJJ44aseg Raf4 noitos1s sdt 1o7
sdesIoihO no OF noi1ibks ven 9ht
lliu sY5yh 81 ptghfHq him
rrudbyeo aaRqdii AeiauReals, ,nBas 4a
many casesJh4D keenoD shthll0
purposes, and cut with the common
soldiers.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-03-15
Tony mn Poultry lard.
AMoRv tItS.

Will sell you choice specimens
OF Cornish Indian Games and
White +. Rockc that are from
prize winning strains in America
bred to win aud lay.
We have Il large number OF
early oatched. select coekcrels
from prize matines at s, TO s.
each. This ~ rare opportun-
ity Tor show birds or To improve
your flock. Buy now. Eggs 81
per Is. IS per 10.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-03-15

Milk cannot take the place Of
meat, a. il IN not ST. fficicntly con.
~ccntratad. hence the hens could
not drink enough OF il to sup pl,
their wants: but IL IN claimed
that IL gill OF linseed.mcal i.
added 10 4 pint OF milk, and the
milk then used Tor mixing
ground grain. i, will largely a.
sis, 10 providing u complete
food. Milk should be allowed.
however. but should be given 10
vessels which will prevent filth
from getting into il. and the e
sells should be cleaned daily. con.
sequently IL requires n little
more labor 10 supply milk than
TO feed grain. Variety OF food
cbeapens its cost. n. there ~
more product when the food il
varied. Corn and wheat are
standard foods for poultry. aud
farmers have conten,ed thcm m.
selves that grain ~ sufficient. but
IL has been demonstrated ,ha,
when fresh milk has been given
10 chicks intended to be sold A.
"broilers' the gain. when milk IL
added - the grain ration. is near.
iy twice ~ much a. when grain
alone il used. Ii milk a be
conveniently given 90 laying
hens, larger profits will be dc.
rived by thus utilizing the waste
products than by feeding To
swine. As skim.milk and but.
,crmilk contain nearly all the
elements OF food. the eggs are
more easily produced by hens
fed upon such than when they
r not otherwise provided. and
every farmer should allow the
hens a share OF the skim-milk
and buttermilk.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-03-15
EnrTog GAZETTE:

LIN IN $N%s -
For the last two seasons |
have been troubled with a very
fatal disease among my poultry.
am unable 10 make a diagno-
sis hence all treatment IS futile.
The first appearance il the ap.
pearancc of small warty like
hllsters on the com bs and about
the heads oil the fowls which
soon dcepencd into p~ustulcs
which supuratc like those OF
small pox in the human suhjcc,
The large and beautiful bs
Of my single comb brown Leg
horn cockercls seem To fall an
easy prey To the raNagcs al this
dreadful disease. still the NOR.
tality was just as great among
my Silver Laced Wyandot;cs
and other chickens with smaller
combs. where the p~ustulcs
would form abou, the eye.lids
and sometimes destroying the
eve sight. This disease IL pc
culiar 10 young fowls. old fowls
not having it al all. With small,
chicks II IL very fatal, those
three or four months old some
times recover without treatment
but many OF them die aud Others
are badly injured. II IL very
contagious. Fowls retain their
appetite almost 10 death. and
show abnormal thirst.
Some call il measles and some
warts, close examination shows
II IL neither. Please give dag.
nos's and y mcnt, any infor.
nation will be hnkfully ~receiv.
ed. ". &. VAs%Apo.
W. ). Varnado, gives the
symptoms very fully OF common
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-03-15

ly called sore head in chickens,
but what il really chicken pox.
Al first small warty like blistcrs
appear on the comb or naked
parts of head. Then they grad.
ually deepen into pus,ules which
supnrate like those OF small pox
IN the human subject.
Chicken pox IN quite com mon
IN tho south. and should no,
prove fatal, when care il given
the sick birds. The first s,cr
when ~ has noticed his birds
affected should be TO scpcratc
the healthy from the sick birds.
Then 10 thoroughly cleanse the
quarters trcqucnted by the
flock. The bcs, way would be
10 plow or spade over the yard
cutting down and burning any
"ceds that may be therein. uhcy
serving TO conta inmate the
healthy birds by unhealthy ones
PAIRING through them ,Ge pas
rubs on the weeds. then the
healthy birds following are ap,
10 get pus or heads and il any
scratches exist. NJ once the dis.
ease sets in. gaining access TO
circulation after spading the
yards. the housed should be
thoroughly elcansed and spray
cd with white wash containing
crude carbol,c acid.
The unhealthy birds should
be given a good laxative. epson
salts, | teaspoon full TO each ma.
iured bird. smaller ones accord.
ing TO age Then the head aud
all effected parts should be bath
cd with warm water containing a
few drops OF csrbolic asid. wipe
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-03-15
PLYMOUTH ROCKS

Arc recognized a. tho Utility
Fowl. They arc easily raised: lay
moro eggs. and arc moro in demand
today than all others cstnts.nrd. am
breeding the
BARRED. WHITE AND HUFF
ROCKS.
And can Aurrly n limited number Il
e.gs from either variety al 500 per
si'ssns delivered at yovf express uf.
acc.
guarantee abstraction OF YOUR
tsos,cy back. Order now.
r. j. KowtLI. i
Selma. A.. Il
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-03-15
THOMPSON STRAIN

| have sasnr very fancy se~kefeis
tos saie. Egg. tfssn Thompson sssai
IT Plymouth kosks Tor sale at and
g. 20 rrr Is. Mr~ Orleans Themes,
Ctyssai Springs. Mls..
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-03-15
BARGAINS.

barred or White Rock ecckefcis
cheap Barred Rock eggs 81 per Is.
Poland China pigs cheap. All thor
oughbred. Get my. prices and bargains
FRASk fosthR. Prop.
salem Poultry Farm. Hale Miss
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-03-15

| ~tgi sril eggs from my we'll mark
e.! and high scoring H. T.. tosks Tor 81
tsrf ~. Hundreds sn arll.
J. II. NIL. Field. Mis-.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-03-15

- per u. White Wyandotte &
Barred Ro,k eggs Sipcr Is, SITS
for III. -. 81 tor 100. Guaran-
tccd pure aud true In name.
]. w tpchurch. Bcncyola. Ala
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-03-15

dry aud rubbed with an ointment
containing | or. vasaline and Il
drops carbolic acid.
X. NosroN CRANE,
Miss. Exp. Sta. Poultry Dep.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-08-25
Taft and Party at Cebu.

Cebu, P. L., August 23.-Secretary
Taft and party arrived here at 8
o'clock this morning on the transport
Logan: The Logan was met outside
and escorted into the harbor by the
scores of launches and boats. The
entire city is decorated. The program
Of entertainment includes a para1e, a
race meeting and a visit to Magelan's
monument. A banquet and ball will con-
clude a picturesque and interesting
day. The Logan will sail for Taclo-
ban at daybreak tomorrow. The Lo-
gan will take Secretary Taft's entire
party and a company of marines to
relieve the legation guard gauri at
Pekin to Hong Kong, proceeding from
there to Tien Tsin with those of the
party who will visit Pekin. General
Corbin will accompany the party to
Pekin to arrange the transfer of the
legation guard and then the Logan will
return to Manila.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-08-25
Shock Felt at St, Louis.

St. Louis, August 23.-St. Louis and
vicinity was visited last night by an
earthquake shortly after II O'Clock.
Three distinct shocks were felt by
thousands of persons in ST. Louis and
st. Louis county as far east as Belle
vile, ILL.,, as far south as Paducah,
KY, and as far north as Springfield,
Iii. While the tremors lasted scarce
ly a minute, they were distince enough
to awaken sleeping residents and to
cause dogs to bark in alarm. The
shocks seemed TO travel from east to
west. There was but an infinitesmal
period between them, only a second
intervening between the first and sec
ond spasms, and about three seconds
between the second and third, Or final
shock.
The trembling OF the earth was ac-
companied by a dull rumbling noise,
resembling the passing Of a distant
freight train.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-08-25


i'll tie situation ii:>r3. cut the p eSt
nature of the Information he trans
mits is not disclosed. So long as the
conference remains in session the
president will hold himself in readi-
ness to assist the ENJOYS In any proper
way to reach a successful cOnclusiGl
OF their mission He is very mu~.i
in earnest in the efforts ne is making
now to clear the way TO an agreement,
and it is believed his strong feeling
in the matter has impressed itself up
on the minds Of the cOnlerees.
That the presidents earnestness
took practical turn in his conference
with Ambassador DeRosel and Baron
Kaneko, is beyond question, but there
are reasons fer the bel.e- I.iat tae tut
purport OF his proposals has not yet
appeared. Ii IS felt here that as an
immediate break in the conference
seems to have been aVerted there is
yet hope of a successful issue to the
conference.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-08-25
News From French Capital.

Paris, August 23.-The st. Peters
burg correspondent of the Temps con-
tradicts the report of the Londo:
Times and Berlin Lokal Nnzeiger to
to the effect that a council hell at
Peterhoff it was decided not to make
further peace concessions He said
that the council. on the contrary, pro
nounced by a small majority for the
conclusion of the peace and that the
emperor has ordered the Russian del
egates to make . new proposition rel
alive to indemnity.
The correspondent adds that the
Russian delegates have received the
kilograms from the generals in the
field urging against the conclusion OF
an unfavorable peace, as the army
feels sure of victory
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-08-25
POLICE ARREST PROFESSOR.
Had Been Banished from Empire But
Returned Without Permission.

Returned Without Permission.
Chicago, August 22.-The Record
Herald today says that Professor Paul
MilyOukOv, who was arrested at his
old home near ST. Petersburg yester-
day in raid by the cars police, was
connected with the University of Chi
cago until last March, when he re-
turned to his native land to aid the
propaganda of Russian liberty.
Professor Milyoukov aroused the
wrath of the Russian emperor when
he returned to ST. Petersburg. for y
years ago he was dismissed from a
professOrship in the University of Mos
cow, where he had received his degree
Of A. NJ, and at the same time he
was banished from the Cars domains
His expulsion followed active work tc-
ward reform.
At the University of Chicago Profes-
Sor Milyoukov was looked upon as
one of the most brilliant members of
the faculty. He is an eminent schol-
ar in several lines though he confined
himself here most particularly to lee.
turing on Russian social conditions.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-08-25
Girls Cries Scared NEGRO.

lily armed posse is searching the woods
near here for an unknown negro who
ATTEMPTED a criminal assault upon Miss
Maggie Rhodes, the 19-year-old daugh-
ter of J. A. Rhodes. a prominent citi-
zen The negro met her al a lonely
spot On highway near her home, just
outside the city. Her screams brought
her 17-year-oli brother TO her rescue.
The negro cursed The boy, fired two
shots at him and fed. A slight clew
just secured may lead to an arrest
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SEVERE EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS.
Towns in Many States Feel the vi
bration Of Earth.

pTdttoU " 6Stts
Chicago, August 2S-IIlinois was
shaken by an earthquake shortly af-
ter IL O'Clock last night, the most
severe in recent years. The shock
in the southern part of the state and
especially in the region surrounding
East st. Louis vas severe CROUCH to
rattle dishes and furnitur2. cause
the dogs to bark as in alarE. al chill
dren to awaken and cry. Houses
creaked and in many instances their
occupants rushed out in terror, fear
ing that the sirainirg beams q. jJists
would give way.
As far north as Sprinc.ieId the
shock was distinctly felt. Fyrtter 10
the north it grew less percept:Die, IN
I'll in the region of Chicago, it was
noticed, although it is expected that
the delicate instruments paced il
the office of the weather bureau viii,
when examined, show a seismic dis
turbance was recor jed. The office was
closed last night before the shock
came, and the instruments could not
be consulted.
Not only Illinois, but western Ken
lucky and parts of Tennessee and In
diana were shaken. Messages from
the different towns in those states
say that three distinct shocks in quick
succession were felt. The waves of
the earth's motion seemed to be from
east to west
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TAX RATE MAY BE HIGHER.
Great Increase Made in Property Re
turns in Georgia.

Great Increase Made in Property Re-
turns in Georgia.
Atlanta, August 23.-The governor
and comptroller general will fix the
state tax rate the latter part of this
week.
Every possible effort will be made to
keep it down as low as the tax rate
of last year, which was $3.50 on 81 900
though from present indications THAT
will be practically out of the question.
The tax levy this year will include
for the first time the additional $780,
600 given to public schools from direct
taxation, this appropriation having
been increased to 81, 0OO, 900 in the gen.
eral appropriations bill of 1904, and
made applicable for 1905.
The indications are, therefore, that
the rate fixed this year will be nearly
5 mills or SIS on $1,000, though Gov
ernor Terrell and Comptroller Gener-
al Wright will make every effort to
keep it down to last years figures. 1t
is possible they may find some expe-
dent by which this can be done.
Tie last tax digest, that of GIynn
county, was received by Captain Tip
Harrison, of the comptroller generals
office Monday, and with Glynn's report
the total net gains in the values of
taxable property throughout the state,
over the returns of last year, are found
to be S37.S940S4 Clynn showed a
gain of s179.695.
Only three counties in the state
showed a decrease. as follows: Echols.
1851; Jasper. S657. and Taliaferro.
s1,445. But these, as is apparent. {:
not materially affect the net increase.
With the increase il the valuation Of
the states taxable property over last
year viii he about $4,000 Geo.
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The President Hard at Work.

Oyster Bay, August 23.-While Pres
tdent Roosevent has not relaxed in the
least his efforts to bring the Russian
and Japanese ENJOYS into an agree
ment, distinct lun in the negotia.
lions was noticeable here today No
visitors on business connected with the
peace proceedings were expected
Assistant secretary OF state, Mt.
Pierce, at Portsmouth. is keeping the
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Negro Killed at Camp MEETING.

Zebulon, Ga. August 23-As a re.
suit of riot at a negro camp meet
ing at Meanwhile, 8 miles south of
Zebulon, one negro is dead, another
Something near 100 shots were fired
between the white marshals and negro
gamblers and liquor vendors One of
the negroes in Jail, Jim Williams. is
from Atlanta, charged with selling
whisky.