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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-07
ShakeSpaTean Comedy
Twelfth Night Presented to
Appreciative Audience

1t is not often that chickasha
theatre-goers have the privilege Of
seeing the highest class comedy
presented by company Of except
ional merit. Such was the case
last night when Jos. Shipman's s
company appeared in perhaps the
greatest of Shakespeare comedies,
Twelfth Night" To take play
written in The sixteenth century
and present it in amanner to please
twentieth century audience is not
an easy task. The language,
the wit and humor, and the life
Of another age must be made in
telligible to people whose forms Of
expression, associations and habits
Of thought are entirely different
from those for whom the play was
written. This Mr.. Shipmans 5
company succeeded in doing and
nothing but praise is heard from
anyone who saw the play.
The company is one of unusual
strength. Miss Charlotte Burnette
who plays the part of "Viola" is
an actress Of wonderful talents.
Her Interpretation Of the character
shows a clear conception Of ideas
in the mind Of the dramatist and
she enters enthusiastically into the
part in a way that makes the
character an exceedingly charming
one.
Irene Eckis and Elizabeth Val
entine in the parts Of Mari" and
"Olivia" were very clever. Mr..
Mccarthy carried off high honors as
sir Toby" one Of the most anus
ing characters i'll any play. He IS
splendidly adapted to the part and
his work was much enjoyed. All
the other members Of the company
did creditable work.
Tie ops6a house management is
to be congratulated and commend
ed upon securing such an attfac-
ton.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-07

SOrOsis Questions

Jan. nth, 1905.
Hostess, Mrs. B. P. Smith.
Leader, Mrs. J. R. Harris,
Questions.
Henry VI, second part,
1. At opening (Scene I, Act ~
what commission does Lord Suf-
folk surrender?
2. What were the formal condi-
tions Of Margarets marriage to the
King, how did these terms effect
the nobles2
3. Account for the feelings back
Of the queens speech, beginning,
my Lord Of Suffolk, say, is this
the guise, etc2"
4. What historical blunders ioes
Sc. II, Act II contain2
S. Compare characters Of Flea
nor and Margaret, wherein do they
.resemble1
8. What actuates the queen in
her denunciation Of Gloucester?
Did Henry fear or love him?
7. What motives had the coun-
ell for sending York into Ireland?
Are his own purposes served BY
this act?
s. Relate incidents connected
with murder Of Gloucester, why
was he murderedl
9. Indicate the dramatic purpose
Of the scene Of inquisition over the
dead body Of Gloucester
10. Does the end Of Act III make
the climax Of the trilogy-King
Henry vi?
II. Give account Of the cade IN
surrection. How did the King
deal with insurrectionists9
IA. Does Shakespeare allow to
Cade any traits Of character that
enlist sympathy
10. With what pretext does the
Duke Of York return with armed
forcesl
IA. How does young Richard
Plantagenet declare himself in Sc.
il, Act w What does he after
wards becomep
IS. WHAT'S result Of battle Of
ST. Albans as eifecting cause Of
Duke Of York;
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-07

What about those old clothes3
It's a good time for YOU 70 spruce
up and look better. Geo. Ogden
at Emerson's IS, can make old clothes
look like new ones. Have 'em
cleaned UP. pressed and repaired.
Ogden knows how TO do the work.
Il
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-07
Money TO Loan

Money to loan on city property.
See S. w. Bird at Scott Jones
Real estate office, 3-27
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-07

room house. foot front corner we'll and barn. $500
house so foot front, WE'LL orchard close in $3.50
Il block room house. well, cstern, good barn. one Of
the best locations in the city s. 600. 4 block, 5room
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-13

nod iuciter geiteiqcrt pcrocn. Ger
Gongrcb fam nid)t fortfobren, in
'citcn Hlrsgobcn crtropogont 5lt iein
lrrO pic groBc W}oiic Scr lpenigcr BE,
mittcIten iiir Die Mlittcl ouifommen
SIT IoIlcn. Gntrpeocr mltB 0eiport
lpcrOcn ooer oiC Stcuern miiiicn oe.
nertbcilt DeroerL ntcbr olrf
otc Stultern, oic lie am @cnigItcn
filhIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-13

Der nltc 0un0c9 . en- a.
tor 9cpclp lpicIt IN ocu equitable.
Gnthilaungen cine b0ic No1c. Nbgc-
icben bnoon. boB CT lid oils Gireftor
Elm Sobresgebnlt BON $4,000 5oblcn
lieB ltnb loallt mic nid)tS bniiir ~leilte-
te, bat er elmer SonO . @clculholt,
Die Icincn Nomcn trilg- liir Die Ser
lcibrnq ieincs NomenS erbieIt &c.
pem Afticn in Der Sobe BON 100000
- bel Der equitable cine gnlcibc pom
$250,0oO olti &ppotbef burdbrin1cn
beltCn. Sic Sppotbcf pilrbc nidt
bciohlt unb boS Gigcntbum Ser @c.
IcIihoit brodlte ihlieBlih nilr $50.
600. Sic equitable perlor bel Dem
@eidD0it iiber 100000. llnb iiir iol,
die Gicnite erbolt Der 9unbeS Sc.
motor bon Der equitable IGbrlib
$4,000. 3u toll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-13


3lt oen q'unbcgren5te II
M{o9llbtetten 0es 9aIt0ca gcDoren Die
FrcI@ldrollbereien Der Lrllita, mel6e
lonImtlih gegriinoct wurocn, llm ei.
ne blai9ere 9roourtion 81 crmo0li.
den' (%..9. Sts5toJ
@te Die American . IL
fcrS Aliociotion" in ibrcm &abreabc-
rld)tc mlttbeiIt, limo pom I. Septem-
Der 1904 bis sum t. &lrni 1905 bier
SIT %oltoc 81 Gerilrhc, 9onfclt 81 be-
rollben, 9en1o6t uno pm Den T0u.
bern babel insgeiommt SIS, 100 er.
belltct uorOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-13

II III bic 3 II a NJ III c II il c /.
hung bcs mlonoiIidlen Grnoie q. Be,
rldlteS 81 MAIDEN, lpllroen Die bethel,
ltaten 9eomten: g efretGr @opS, Gbci.
StotlItlfcr &poe uno mcbrcre Grpcr.
ten 0cS Ndcrbnu . Seportenlcnts in
EN- Silrcou cingeiperrt. oeiicn Chi.
rem pcrItIolien unb belien Senitcr
ipobrenO Der arbeit belpod)t pl,rben.
Sle Sclepbon . Gerbinburecn poren
pnbreno Der SiBluig ob9eltelt. Ios
WtlBtronen gegeu 9eanltc in HcQie,
riillqsoieniten muB 9roB ieiL lpenn
6u lolten Wtltteln gegrifien miro.
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SiUiocnocn.
baltimore Sbiui Sahu.G umpaanic.
SitrCuu orS SeIrrtnrs.
Val more. ben II. Slllt

Baltimore, ben II. Sult 1905.
GiunubmCr Der Gumpaunie tilr ole am 80. Stunt
1905 cloGlocu iChs Minnaie cine Siuincnoc BON
Spci (l Yrpicut fir ole ErIprtiuissI iticn Der
GumpnQnie crtldrt 5nbIbar am 1. September
1905 ali hicieni0cn gtltiundre. Die bct'm Shluiic
Der Observation-Disclosures. ant 10. Hugnit 1905,
nuf ocr elite Ocr6eihnet liro.
SGs Sirciiurium crildrte Terrier aus ncn
llebcrlhuB. @iuuabmcn Der Gontpnpric cine Si
biocnoc BON 40 ci NM ciubafb t2Hs) Vrpient tit
ole Siumnl 9lilicn ncr Gompdaltic, iublhnr am
l.. Scptcmber 1903 an bieienigen Ittionorc. bic
bci'm Shlniic Der Observation-Disclosures. an 10.
gllguit 1908, uui DER 2iiic ncr5etdnet itno.
IN @cmdBbeti inlher 0ihioelloe1 lperoct ole
llchCriruorlu5biihc Der Gontpuanie an Is.
slipuit 1905. Gahmittag5 > ubr, gclhloiicu
Iltro ant I. September 1905, Sornllila9" 10 ubr,
lUtebcr Ncpilnrt ncrnen.
Sic baltimore htpss abns Sumpnnnie.
Sm guiirugc
(lD4.226) e. ~. seppifoto. Seltetot,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-13

Gle Yplitif III d . H.
ocrbore Siihgenollen. Centrum mo
So5ialbemofroiic bobtn lid III Ban
erll uereinigt, uno BET bcn l%lrpnblen
cinen 10 Observation-Disclosures &c.
gen Die 2iberaien gciiibrt, oob lic ocn
hoperiid)en 2nitotug nit elmer 5lpci
Trittel : Mebrbeit beberridlen lper-
Den, benn Die cigcntIid)cn 9~lbgcOronc.
tenmohlen, bic am II. .. Nc. ltottiiu.
Den, merben oos Heiultot Der llrlpob.
len nidt mebr pcicntlit per1bieben.
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Euuouit = Hnrf.

Ter bauptidhfihite 1ricObOi in Baltimore.
Nrcnl: 800 Nfcr. - SmmcrUnhrcuoc Nburtcr.
81 iCocr 3cit erreidbar SINH Gents 5ubrs
gcIO bon alien Silotibeilcn. StrGBcnbubus
g%SnQGons pniitrcn oGll @uuptcttqang ulc orct
W{trutel. lSurntes Wdrtc}Irtmcr fir GOlbe,
ole ocIl SricoDof bel rdubcm @Scitcr b%citbct.
NcQrGhuibplabe at ifCbr mdBigeu Yrcilcn,
%lammiIif unier iortip1brcrocr RfleGe.
@iireau: Tr. II, @ett. Sarntuan'S tro6c.
INnuE--1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-13

Sic @erluitc 0urh z d. Il
oenieuer in Oen Ser. Stoatcn l1o
CANADA belicicn iid inn Monot Sum
oui $1t, 100000. Siebeu 0Cr6cucr0.
b~riinltc pcruriohtcn Shoocn pom
100000 bis $4,000. sir 0a@ er'te
Nalbjobr 1905 beluuicn lid Die 6clls
crih0ocn olli $93,ll2,OOO. &n Der.
lelbcn Belt oca &oriobrc9 bctrllQe1
lie 112l@ Wfillionen, mouon mebr oI2
Die SGlfte ollf Den 9roBcn Nrol1O III
Baltimore cntiicl. &n Der er'telt
&Glitc 0cS Sobrcs 1903 moren olc
&CrIitIte ourd) 6cllcr ctlpa 3cbn Ntlls
lloncn gcringer, ais oicic2 Sabr.
Sic o@lfS," meIhC5ur 3rlt
ibrcn Sabrcs . Gonncnt III Buffalo
ab6alter, bot i'm periIoiicncn Sabre
Inn rlrnO $4,000 MitglicOcr 5ltgc1om'
men. Sic (otul W}itqliCocrjobl
ilbcrItcigt iebt 100000 in 9SS &o8cr.
SIC 9orc Itcucr in Il c 10
Dorf bat im critcn Monot 100000
ergcben nno bat llrnioB un0 Ocldo1t
nld)t im Wiinoeitcn bcidr0nft, c2 '2t
oenlt, man erblidt IN ser mcrtIld)cn
Nbnohmc Der ihmiuoclbUitcn Shctn-
perfdllfc Gmoibiolca") cincn&crIltlt.
Sn oller SorouSiitt miro Die Stclrcr
1llrt Utllionen Collars pro &obr
cinbrin9en, ll1O babel fonlmt oo@
Sclo bon Sellten, Die ca lcbr mobl ja
I'M StonOc liuo. Gtc5 @ci.
'ptel Ncp . Doris 5ciNt mas filr
@cloqllcllcn cridloiicn mcr0cn ton1t'
ten, modtc man oic NcitCuCrlrtlQ IN
Den Stdotcn oQNcmciucr, %onltott ooB
lie lulc ictt, nohc5u ml@ihIlcBIld an
ocnt 8runoei0cntbum Ioitci, cine
Stcuer, Die, neil lie cine GrbobrunN
Der Vtlctbc nody lid 5icbt, Oirctt sur
Nertbellcrrng Der &cbcnaboItur9 BET
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-13
@crmiid]te Mn5et9cn.
Baltimore sransier GOmpasnie

eiSuh.Gde MN eight. nno spinbdrc'Strnee
bat ibrc SuSitntiung INTO fieDtefe Ohotloerie
(Guns) bergroBert uHb lit iesi I'M Sinnoe,
Wtobel bon Saus 5u Sdls III o~elotoetn ltIlo
fir oic auibclpabrina ober Serienoung 6i oer'
paden. Brontptc uuo 5ioerldlliee Scolcniilla
mirh ,uoe,itert t52-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-13
Hnnlimn NrnfCr.

IS ltnrh am 10, SuIi 1908, , llbr 40 Dtin.
g%'ntnt, Fnnlina Senfer, Qcltcbic Satin oou
2Su1. Z. 5enIcr, In ibrem -. pcbcusiuDre. Sic
2'ccrot9rlg iinoet am 9uuurritan, gtGhmittugs
aus AM oct Baltimore GcmeierO" ltuit.
O02-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-13
Sin SdDritt in Der rcd)ten HidDtnno.
epart % 9roSent MI alien erittlaitacn

VEUINUUTTVW,
Sin ib6rer Sutg, cntpCocr nit
iblpur8cm IIh uoer lpCibem Ooer
9rnuclt lIiiih slleber8uq. Niles fir
Snrgs @tniqt. 8egribniB In5Cigc.
GtuballamirIt1Q oer Seitbc. CITE
Ir1uerflOr, 6 ludr Saunlhubc, OO
Scltrtlna oCs Grabcs,
Sei6enlungcn unb 8 ieinc NIttibcu.
Ninium Gupt. 9cidenbetnttcr,
NORTH mo @recnnlG< mt siOC. NCioC telephone
C,IuntI, spite ,iaJ)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-13
Wefanntmadjmngen.
snrcou bee stast @eumricrs.

NuItt more, oet -. suit 1905.
Der StnptsSeomCtcr MIN li6 am Wuttpom,
Srt mo zicle ciniluoeII, nm pas 9tloedu ocr
Gurirn. Strctc, 5uii6eH 6a1efefSfruBe ullo
" Halciab &. Sbpmus,
tTuHt2l Gtaot stSecmctcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-13
SoBn u. Scnfcl,
Nr. 60I, Siio . Shnrp etrnNc.
III 0cr Nrid,ru hrItnttcr.

mclhcr ale g%tnftrdge itcts Sur 3uiricocnbeit
dltSiii9rt, Bic bon tbnl bcburocItcn Gci6en i6n-
tcrI 2Sobell lana liegcr. ubnC bic ecringitct
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 5t 5cinCn. Sruu 3cuicl ut
gruouirte @inbaIidmireriIl mo III Die Nebanos
lung bon 6ruuenIci6en ocrcH Spc3taItidt.
(SanlO,tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-13
Millinm Burnett EDuns.

IS itarb am II. SuIi 1905 @inium Burnett
SNons, y Sabre alt. &Cuuunotc uHo Srcunoe
lllo n9ir1aoooll eiugeIuocIl. Der Neeroiauig
ncnic, SOnheLllGa. NatmltinQ2 ; uhr. bon Jet
iler lcbtcll 9Sobru1g, Ar. 1901, Hompnoiuns
"lrenne, aus bet5uluobneu. @ciicBuig uii Der
Baltimore NCWcterh" uglD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-13
Die prGdtigcn Sort Scpoitt. nnb
0cttcriuu . Grfmrlioncn.

SerrIi6c Sccncric'n, @ehire8sg tnIi6tcn, Die
BIC Siocn. Gi6is i6rrmt Scm gllsoiebGrna.
8ioer eleid. Reiicrtcn 1T cin pcpuIdrer Fiut.
@robc ncur SoteIs. gtGe5 ntbnet 8ubc rno
Comfort. 9ic ~ieiniicn 2cutc benueet oiefc
guoilitge. gtCucr SdncGlonmpier .SlSuucs
bnnrp." Sebcr 9icniing. 9cnneritoo II. Cant
itna nm 1 libr giabmittoaS. Jiidfunit nm
UT llbr gbcnoS. WiiiipubS itnb Gomitue5
nm . llBr Born. Giidlunit I'M s 1br 9lbeuos.
Witi,podS g~lIsflii0c ~qcitaticn ~ Gtuitbc PUT
eutbaIt in Bort Seppiit sum Rciu6 Der pritbs
ii0ct gnluacr hes ~TonlC-S nittiui5." 5dbrs
fnrien soc. UtGbIScitcH soc.
Sltni23 S&S@
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WGum, in SSsteu nnb SDpicn.

Sntuicrpriin nIIcr srt IN &ttieh mo 50pleft
rirn ,Dr Ss,nrn tinuSimedc %eelietcrf, Mcine
Sniccticibcs unb Snfefteutpofer oerfileen ullge'
sicier nuer sri duf Rflan5eIi iire v,eLui,en roer
Standardization: feir 8itt. Senoei por me-
een 9irhtIar. geeuter ttf Siaoi a"o Saho
aeth6t. x
eincfatr.y surfern,
Rr. 213, gaIpertsSfraRe. Saiiiulote.
laaai2A, 9&S.1O
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&n % lmnufCC i / mo %
NcrboftSbctcblc gc0cn frilbcrc De
onltc ollSacltclt lDor0cn. Die Nntlu.
&C lolltct ulli Nnnubmc bon Vclte.
d)ungSNcIOcrn. &ciOcr Qcb0rcn aud
Ncuti6 9mcritaucr SIT 0ieicn Yll0.
Tern. Qic oWtihu. @crmonio"idreibt
5ll oicicm 9uolCrtbum: Mir lcbct
ldlon icit ,Sobr un0 (ug in elmer
tornllidcn NtlnoipbGrc BON 9il0cl H..
Corruption mo miiicu nic,lucldc BON
ocn 9cehrtcn Witbiirqcrn bic @ronO
Sltrn ocnnn0hlt bei'm Shopic foiicn
miro; 0od fonucn mir unicrcn &c.
fern Die troitlidc &crlid)crling gcbCll
Dob tie nidt Die cir5iNcn iino, Ole BON
lpibbiibil6cn 9comtcn olt8gcpliin
ocrt mcr0cn. Mir lpilrOCn Ircilid e.
n%i0crmoBcn in Ecrlcgcnbcit gcro,
then, mcrn mir cine 9n0clita6t men.
men I%oIItclL III lucldcr nod lhlimmc.
re 3ltIt0lloc bcrridcn ais bier. Civ
@raitcr BON FbiIooclpbio boben irci
lid Sumncn 5uionmlcnQcltoblcn, an
lucldc unicrc biCiigcn 9uoler, pcldc
6lIncilt 81 Dem f%lcinclt, biaigcn
&roppjcll9 9ch0rcn, foum al ocntcn
lpo0Cn, ollcin Ole Stoot Der @ruocr,
llcbe lit ms inloiern borolt9, ais lie
clltcn 0ilrgcrnciitcr bclibt, ser icit
cntlhlol'cn lfcilt, ocn Iugin<oIl
cinmol grilnoIih altS5urGumcn. Sm
@on6cn tonn man iogcrL ooB @uoel
linO Corruption feline lofolc Gridci.
ming mcbr bil0cn, ionocrn bob tic
ouS 0oll5c oilcntIihc 2ebcn ocrllnion
perlellht 5lt bobcn idCincn. Wou
fam fuum cine 3citun9 ouintotcrL
obnc BON 9llocl llntcriubutgcn II.
= Ero5cllcn 5lr leicll.
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Wnltimnrc lScmctcrn.

Sireon: Ir. 3it, GorS.GDartes. strnfc.
Pcgrdhnibpldbe 4um Scrfauf BON $25 an,
nit Ninrntprploitelt GbgegreH8t, $50 - JinB
fit bier @rdber. Cunt6,10
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Wmouit Glaacs.

50 iinrb am u, 5ult 1908 gunuit aloocs
III lelllcnl %. HcbensiaBrc. ~Qclicbicr @uttc bon
9nrnllne Nl11eS. Sic NcCroigunp .tinbet am
Srritno. 9Iabnltttags 3 llbr. BON iciner lebtet
YS0btlllll9 Hr. $40, Gin Charles Strnhc. aus
ultt Der o%9Seiiern Gcntefcrn" ilatt. Q9l-5)
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Son io5ioIiitiihc q {.
mcrflfoItIcrn lit in Chicago cin nclt,
cr Snoultric 9Irbcitcr &crbonO, oic
vSnoultriol Union" q~cQriinoct NOR
oClt, Der Sen o@cnCroI Strife" ais
hoS lcbtc, mirfionc Miittcl }lrr &ob-
ring Der Nrbcitcrintcrciicn crfIGrt.
Gic oeittihlGnoiIhcn So5ioliltrn ia.
ben Den General p Strifc iomclt nod
rcGelnl0Bia ais cine lItopic pcrluor-
fen.
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SooesfGMc.

YIN 10. Gull Barbara Nnur. T..
Slnl 10. Snli Catherine Wiahcr.
ISnl !. 0llIi. Sunnab RUtBidltlp.
alt. ~ - ""'''
Vim If. 5uIi eanl ". @Ruins, SO Sabre
alt. '
YIN I. SItli hilbert @crmia, I Sabr alt.
alt, ~
VIM 10. NlIIt Winrn arnncr. Nnhr nIt.
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Ho,ulanh's tiirfiihc NGbcr.
eanttable: e5ebanee, Tuitamt sesen. stets often.
CSuIi9. S&S-)
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Is. & Y. nuo Wn. SClcpbunc.
Snnocr 4. S0bnc,

". SUl0Cr ~ SUHHc,
pctdlcnbeitntter nu0 eiubnlinmirer.
Nr. lIOS nno 1910, Guntun, Nucuuc, unb
Snoplt '@dc Baltimore Str. nno Nruaolua1.
Snbrtfnnten ppu 9ntcnt.Gastcte.
Scbt0-)
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Surrainc.

0inleriidl - Ynrtartig Hricotidl.
Rcitlidl BON g~Sdlbynnf elm mo cine bdlbc
WeiIc. Ncnutt 6ic mif' Rombaitnn 6cci6Iiete
gtorib goenne-Gur. 6reie auti6en GuhmiitaQs
am 1crmimIs. aSreiic BON standardization iebt
fpeSicu. Qcihtc RCotnQurgeH. Iclep6ou -
Gutcn 223. Rirrnu: 6rautlius nno @iuoinr.
Npaos. 0erlangt Srpihitre. (Itnil, lS,I&S)
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Slue Mpmntaiu @pmIe,
glnc Hiogc @cbiroe, W0.

GrSfinuns Der %. eoiior mt ~. 9nni.
Sctnitcr @ebirQSsG rGolluaSplov In Der 9lte.
9iioges Scitiutt. Seine W,p7fiiOS. rctuc9 6es
btrass Giicumuicr. nlhcrirclilihc Tithc itno
Pebienunp. S6Hcu- NH &cfihnI Giienbnbns
6iiec. gSeqeu 6cicpblrurN bot 3tnlilcrIl, Frets
ic etc. 'hrctbc man an y. &, Sinnil, Ntdnds
Qcr, Spronn GiabIcr RuiIOiuQ. Guidips mo
Winbiion GtrnBc. @tircat Slufpen bon 10 llbr
Sornt. bis 2 lbr Ytulbnl. (Aldli5@)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-05
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features of tho Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York, May i.-Liuuidation was re-
n."'-d on Il v'r? large scale in i"'i:iy'
stock market and very fett.le demand
pr. scented itself t" absorb the l,rg" cifcr
ings. so much WIS obvious from the vol
uni. of the dealings and the movement oi
prices. The sources Of this liquidation
and the motive for 1t were not 50 clear.
1t was fair inference that the !iCuida
ton represented the closing out of some
large ana important accounts held by few
Individuals. presumably also of power
and resources in III. financial world. 1t
VAS supposed that such very large hold
insS which had been withheld from the
markc; during the decentralization II Sat
uridy and Monday were now being press
ed tor sale TO take advantage Of the re
vived strength of prices. This very evil
dent liquidation disappointed the hope
that the most important selling had been
completed and that the worst to be- looked
fer was dull and sluggish market.
Confidence in the general situation is
still profeSsed in Il large degree. but the
renewed weakness in stocks, today, is of
influence In causing some question of pos
sihle developments IN the general situa-
ton still to be revealed to the general
public. The dread increases that the
Northern Pacific is to be a bone of CON
tcution again and that Il failure to com
promise on its control will pr"cipitLt"
hoStilitieS and repriSais. Ii was evident
that special activity will be in tomorrow
meetings of Stockholders of the Union
iaciiic to authorize the proposed SlOb,
t0.t10 preferred stock issue ana many va
red runners circulated of the danger of
Il contest dcN clipping in that company as
an outgrowth of the dispute over North
trn Pacific.
The largest selling and the heaviest de
cline We're amongst the stocks that would
lac involved in Il conflict growing out Of
the question of Northern Pacific control
and the railroad policies concerned III It.
The feeble hold on prices ut any consid-
cradle rally was particularly discour"snE
to sentiment. y late recovery of to
points was entirely lost il. the last L. min
utrS, when prices generally dropped to
the low level of the day and closed emily
slightly above with weak undcrtonc.
Bonds were weak. Total sales. par val
ne. $2.j.0,w. United States bonds were all
unc hanged on call.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-05

Augusta devotees of the science OF
billiard and pool playing were treated 70
a fine exhibition in that line. last even
ing. al the rooms Of the Augusta Social
and Athletic Association. The occasion
was the second appearance in this city
OF Joe Hood, the champion OF fancy
pool shots. About 1o0 of the members
and friends Of the club were present to
witness the difficult plays. and all were
loud in expressing their admiration o.
the skill shown by the champion. Some
of the fancy shots were placing four
balls IN the center of tic table and
pnckcting all with one shot with three
balls ground making kiss. a cushion
ard q throe-cushiOn carcm billiard pla v
at one shot. with six Dall; in the cen
ter Of the table. to place one in each
pocket at one shot while blindfolded.
and the 15-barl combination. running
the entire length of tine table on a
curved line. The plays were all prettily
executed and greeted With hearty ap-
plause.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-05
How to Avoid Germ Diseases
Strengthen the Stomach and Digestion and You viii Keep Well

When there is an epidemic OF germ
''S'"se. and Eiost diseases are caused
~ Germs. it is the person with Il
A'"h stomach who succumbs first.
i Eou suffer with p:liIis ~ distress
Fii"r c'tti:i;. headache. bclching Of
%"E"s sour food, n bad taste in the
mouth. dizziness. rains in the heart
sp"rkS before the eyes. ana :. general
feeling oi dependency and weakness,
you should get we'll nj once by
strengthening the stomach with Mi
o-na. Just enc small tablet cut Of 4
fifty cent ho>, before eating. ana Your
digestive system vii become 50
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-05

Engineer Adell and Fireman Trask
of the Accommodation train. are on
vacation Of a week. endeavoring 10
discount some OF the tales of fisher
mems lore before their return to duty.
In their absence D. II. Staples is pre-
siding at the throttle and "Cy' Per-
kins occupies the opposite side OF the
cab. and It is evident from the way
in which the trains get up speed wheh
leaving the station that these men 40
not intend for their reputation to SUI
Ter by falling behind the schedule.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-05
Boston Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.
New York. May 4.

New York. May 4.
FIOCR-Receipts. E.4+: exports. llS':
sales. 500; quiet and unchanged.
WUEAT-R Receipts, 10000: sales. $780, ao
futures: spot easy: No. red. Slfs nom
inal elevator: No. red. 92S nominal .
afioat; No. I northern Duluth, 9ess I n
aHoat: No. l hard Manitoba. ga
afiOat.l
CORN-Receipts. 1883: exports. 1..lS;
sales. 20G0O spot: spot easy: No. u; Gle
vntor and 52is q h afloat: No. yellow,
$50: No > white, IS.
0ATS-Receipts. $500: SPOT firm: mixed.
aesf:2 lbs. Sra1S5; natural white. NT2
lbs. 35isT3f,s; clipped white. 3sffR lbs,
e,im39
LARD Steady; refined quiet.
PORK-SloW.
RJ-TrER-Firm and unchanged: re-
cein:s. aSo6.
Realistically; receipts, ?5,0es.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-05

Boston. May 4.
FLOUR-Quiet but steady; spring pa
tents. mill shipments. o:Odt1I.
CDRN-F'irm; No ) yellow, -.
OATS-F'irn: No. clipped white, j.
MILL FEED-E.asy.
ERAN-Srrins. lsO0f!1S:0.
MIXED FEED-l@0N, 2015.
COTTON SEED MEAL 650fioH:0.
POkE-Steidy: medium, 1l21.
I.ARD-Stcady, N3.
BE.EF,-Dull and easy; extra heavy
sides, 1884,.
LAMBS Steady; 10fI1.
NEALS-Stetdy: 9"il0ia.
TER-f.asy; northern. c6T.dEs.
Steady; York state. liHlii3.
EGGS-Steady; fancy, 3OT2l: eastern. ]!
6;-u.
APPLFS-Steady; Maine Ealdwins, N"
l. l.'u2??J.
FOTArOES-EaSy: HOulton HchronS -
arr: Green mountains :Du35
St'GAR-Stcady on basis of 60 for
granulated.