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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-12
THE FRENCH CABINET.
List of SarrIen's Ministers To Re An
 uOuncel TOday.

nOunced To-day.
 Paris, March 1.-The efforts of M. Sarrien to form a cabinet have not yet been concluded. Several changes have been made since yesterday in the pro- posed makeup of the cabinet.
 M Sarrien will take the Premiership and the Ministry of Justice; M. Bour- geirs or M. Clemensau will take the Ministry of the Interior: M. Briand will be the Minister of Instructions: M Poincarre Minister of Finance. and M. Thompson, Ruau and Entienne will re- tain respectively the portfolios of Ma rine, Agriculture and War held by them in Rouvier's cabinet. Only the Minis tries of Commerce, Works and Colonies, thrilled. and definite arrange ment of the cabinet is expected tomor- row.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-12
Inye.tments In NIeaico.

Mexico City March ll.-HeaVy Eu- ropean investments in all kinds of Mexican securities. especially railroad. mining, etc, are noted by local bank CTS. Mexican shares are In high favor in Paris and Geneva The Mexican bank shares are now extensively held in France. Holland. Belgium. Italy and Spain. while Germany now holds many millions of dollars of railroad securi- ties
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-12
Gold Standard In Mexico.

Mexico City, March 1.-The railways are feeling the good effects of the gold standard established here nearly year ago. ana snow gain in net earnings. The gold standard is also powerfully aiding in the movement of foreign capital here for investment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-12
SUSAN B. ANTHONY WORSE.
Famous Woman Seized With Pain i
 Heart and May Die.

Rochester, N. Y. March 11.-Miss Susan B. Anthony is very low and Is not expected to survive many hours.
 She was taken with a sudden pain in the heart this afternoon and became unconscious and has remained so most oF the time since. Relatives have been summoned to her bedside. Up to the time of her sinking spell she had appeared to be on the gain. She ate dinner about 3 o'clock and seemed to have good appetite.
 She is able to make a few wants known, but most of the time is un- conscious and appears to be sinking.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-12
Priest Assigned to Pratt City.

Birmingham. Ala, March 1I-Right Rev. E. P. Allen. bishop of Mobile. has appointed Rev. Father Fl .E. o'Grady pastor at Pratt City. Ala. Fa- ther oGradY Ia brother of ex-Con- gressman OGrady of Rochester, N. r., and is well known in Catholic circles in Pennsylvania.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-12
Mexican RaIlMnx TrnffIc.

Mexico City, March 11.-Immenso railway traffic here has congested the storehouseS of the railways and there is much difficulty in handling freight quickly, though the situation is he coming easier. There Is also very large passenger and excursion traffic.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-12
FIrc In AmnrIIIo. Torn.

Amarillo, Texas. March 1.-The Car son building. the largest in the city, was totally destroyed by fire early to- day. Total loss S110,0OO; partially covered by insurance
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-12

washingfen, March 1I---SpeciaI fore- cast, Cold wave warnings have been lssued for southern Ifiinois, Indiana, southeast Missouri, Tennessee, Ken tucky, southeastern Arixmnsas and the interior Of Texas.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-12
WEATHER FORECAST.

Washingt0n, Mnreh I.--FOrecast, Alabama, Scattered showers Monday, followed by fair and decidedly colder in north and central portions; Tuesday fair, colder In south portion, fresh northwest winds.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-24
NEW DAIuEs IN THE FIELD
VIII be Started at Oklahoma City and
Ardmore Soon

It is announced that new daily
papers will start at Oklahoma City
and Ardmore about June I. At
the former place it will be the
"Oklahoma Post and at Adrmore
the Democrat" t." Both will be
mcrning papers, the Post being re-
publican and the Democrat espous-
ing the principles indicated by its
name
L T Russell of the Anadarko
Democrat is to have charge of the
Ardmore paper and r A. White
and Mr.. Jenkins. formerly of the
Indian inspectors office at Musko-
gee. are the promoters of the new
Oklahoma City publication. The
EXPRESS has received requests from
both to be placed on the exchange
list.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-24
MEMORIAL SERVICES SUNDAY
VIII be Held at the Methodist Church
The Program

Union Memorial Services will be
held at the Methodist church Sun
day, all old soldiers, union and
confederate, together with the gen
eral public being invited
The following is the program;
Hymn, fAIl Hail the Power"
Prayer, Rev L. B. Grogan.
Anthem by the choir.
Sermon. subject Peace on earth,
and good will to men, Rev.
Rippey.
Solo. MIR. c. Scoffern.
Poem, Memorial Day for the
Blue and for the Gray" G. @.
Buchanan.
Hymn.
Benediction.
T. B BIGGERs,
G. G. BUCHANAN.
Committee
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-24

hood for Oklahoma and Indian
Territory, he does not, however
care te agree with the conferees on
the lines Of his first amendment
acceptable to him last year pro-
viding for a referendum vote at a
regular election in Arizona and
New Mexico. Consequently mat
ters stand today undecided.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-24
CHESTNUT--SAGER
Miss Meta Chestnut and Prof. ]. Alba
Sager Married

The Minstrel has received cards
announcing the wedding Of Prof.
J. Alba Sager, Musical Instructor
at FL Meta Bond College, and Miss
Meta Chestnut President of that
institution. The ceremony was
performed at Bellfontaine, Ohio.
May 9th. Mr.. and Mrs. Sager will
be at home to Minco friends after
June I5.-Miustrel.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-24
FOR DECORATION DAY PLANS
FOR AN ELABORATE CELEBRA-
SION OF THE DAY
NEXT WEDNESDAY IS THE DAY
Committees ara Selected. Complete Pro-
gram badge Diekerson win Deli
veE an Address.

Wednesday May 30. Decoration
Day, will be more elaborately OBJ
served in Chickasha this year than
ever before Mayor Venable will
request that business houses be
closed during the afternoon and
everybody will join in the celebra.
ton.
The following announcement Of
the committees aud program for the
day has been prepared by the COM
mittee:
President of the Day, Mayor
Venable. Vice President R. F.
Scoffren, Marshals, H D. Gunnells,
Emmett Goodwin.
The following committees have
been selected:
Finance and Band, B. B. Bridges,
Jas. Pettyjohn.
Church Decorations:
Mesdames, IT. Deckerson, RE-
Scofern, R. d. Welborne, D E.
Emerson. Messes J. r. Bishop and
G. G Buchanan.
School and Flowers: w S.Staley.
Wreaths-Louise Phillips. Fran
ces Davis, Susie Bridges, Belle
Sccffern.
Transpor.ation.-J B. Burton, L.
S. Smith, Adam Kline,
Music:-G. H.. Evans, MA Golf.
Each committee has power to
choose assistants.
Order of Exercises: 0. A.R. and
all ex-Union and ex-Confederate
soldiers, also civic ami frateanl
societies, will meet at corner Third
an Chickasha, at IFS p. m. sharp,
form in line, being lead by the
band and will march to Carnegie
Library where they will receive
of school children and
march, thence to Methodist church.
PROGRAM.
I.-call 10 order and remarks by
the President. p. m.
Music by Band.
Reading Orders.
4.-invocation, Rev.M. c. Haerk-
er.
5.-Vocal Music.
6.-Reading Lincolu's Gets
burg Address, Miss Frances Davis.
7.-AuoIesS Judge j. 4. Dicker.
SON.
S.-Vocal Music.
9.-Song America" by the au.
dience.
Io.-Music by the Band.
After the exercises at the church
the procession will form and Lro-
ceed to the cemetery where the
graves of deceased soldiers will be
decorated by committe of school
children under the direction of the
G. A. R. The procession to and
from the cemetery WILDE in charge
Of the marshals of the dav.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-24
FORAKER SAYS JOSEPH MUST
COME DOWN. EFFORTS TO
REACH COMPROMISE
NO CHANGE IN THE SITUATION
Cannon Must Ba.k Down When the
PropOsifion Comes Before the
House

Washington, May 73.-An
agreement on the statehood bill
embodied in q conference report
will be reached this week, accord
ing to information from the con-
ference room. Just what the
terms OF this agreement will be can
not be stated with preciseness. as
the report has not yet been draft
ed. The points which seem o be
acceptable to both sides, however,
are:
That Oklahoma and Indian Ter
ritory shall be admitted as one
state at once; that Arizona and
New Mexico shall be allowed to
vote separately on the question Of
being joined in one state, that this
vote shall be cast with a regular
territorial election when officers of
the territories are voted for.
This proposition is generally
known as the Foraker amend
ment Of year ago.
The report of the differences Of
contending senate factions has
made the western representatives,
who could have admitted Oklaho-
ma to statehood but failed to do so
when the opportunity was present.
ed directly to them more nervous
than they have ever been before.
1t would appear from the conf
dence which Foraker has in his
ability to tack the statehood bill
onto the sundry civil bill as rid
er that he has votes to spare on
that proposition. His lieutenants
asserts that the admission Of Ok
lahoma without reference to New
Mexico and Arizona is several
votes stronger than it was when
the votes were taken in the senate
on the Foraker and Burrows a.
mendment,
If the senate should sehd one Of
the appropriation bills back to the
house with the Oklahoma state.
hood bill tackled on as rider the
house could not refuse to take It.
Speaker Cannon tried to assure
Senator Aldrich and Senator Kean
today that the house would not
accept bill in this form, but did
not succeed in fooling anybody.
The western representatives, es-
pecially those from Kansas, Miss
ouri and Nebraska who voted
against the Statehood for OkIaho-
ma when they had the chance to
secure it, would now jump at the
opportunity Of taking the bill Just
as the senate passed it. The speak
er knows this and his only hope
for saving his face" is to Iprevent
the bill from coming before the
house in this form,
Washington, May 20. The joint
statehood conference failed to meet
this afternoon simply because the
negotiations between Uncle Joe
Cannon and Senator Foraker had
not reached a desirable conclusion.
The speaker is willing to do all
that he can to push matters so that
statehood can be achieved within
a few days and Senator Foraker is
standing out for a surrender on
his amendment. He favors state
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-24
BANNER DISTRICT

The Banner school will close
Friday May 25th with an enter
tairment, ice cream and other re-
freshments will be served on the
occasion, music on the graphaphone
Beginning at 8 p. M. Everybody
cordially invited.
Mrs. Simpson is visi'ing her
daughter. Mrs. Clyde Myler Of
Wichita Kan. She will probably
remain until the first of July.
Pearle Harris called on Della
West Monday afternoon.
J. NJ. Rhodes and wife were
Chickasha visitors Monday.
Mrs. S. R. West has been stay
ing with her daughter Miss Nellie
in ChickAsha the past two weeks.
Prof. ]. Bowersox has our deep
sympathy in his trou5les-he has
the whooping cough.
j. S. Harris and wife were
Chickasha visitors Saturday.
Messrs Fate and Hart visited
S. A. Heffner Of Valley View Dis
trict Sunday.
Miss Lon Hart was the guest of
her cousins Bessie and Jessie Brady
Hart, Sunday.
Miss Sand was shopping in
Chickasha Monday.
Mrs. Clarence Haslet will leave
today for Kingfsher to visit her
parents and friends.
Ralph West who has been visit
ing his uncle S. R, West returned
to his home in Kansas last week.
Mrs. w. w. Safely visited with
Mrs. S. J. Harris Thursday after
uoon.
Mrs. J. G. Groomer is slowly
improving at this writing.
Mrs. Jim Davis is on the sick
list.
Our Endeavor Society accepted
With pleasure the invitation of the
Union Center Endeavor to visit
them the first Sunday night in
June.
The party at the home of Bette
Dadl Thursday night was well at
tended, there being quite number
Of young people present, Ice cream
and cake was served. Beautiful
selections of music were rendered
On the grapophone. All report a
good time.
The Norwegian picnic Thurs
day on Miss Christina Dahps farm
was grand success. Patriotic or
atoms delivered by able speakers.
Ice cream and cake were served
10 all present, free gratis. Those
Norwegians are whole soul peo-
pie going in for a good time.
Big Bugle.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-24
EAGLES NOTICE

Tonight is the last meeting in
old hall before moving to new
quarters. Important business and
committees to be appointed. Be
sure and be on hand s O'Clock
sharp.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-24

Millions to Loan on Indian Ter
ritory and Oklahoma Lands.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-11-24
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sALEsMEN WANTED.

WANTED-salesmen for Georgia marble
monuments; good commission; refer
ences required. Thomson &c Mckee.
Nelson, Ga. u-lf-n
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FOR RENT~Geider's hall, by day Oh
night Apply Gelder's restaurant.
11-17-3Ot-sat-tu
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Account Florida State Mid
winter Fair, Tampa, November
1929, Southern Railway will
sell round trip tickets at the
special low rate of $18.35.
Tickets will be sold on Is, Is,
20, % and 81, limited fifteen
(15) days from date of sale.
Through sleeper from Birming-
ham to Jacksonville.
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PERSONAL.
FOR RENT.

cHEW a CH1cfET Willie you are fhinl
ing It over--wonderful helpl
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GO TO EUROPE FREE

One person in each county will be per-
mitted to join a personally conducted
party without cost. If you wish to take
such a trip in 1907. address (giving two
names as references): American Bureau
of Foreign Travel, 932 Neave building,
Cincinnati, d.
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FOR RENT-Furnished house; very close
in Address x, care Age-Herald.
11-1S-4t-su-tu-sat-su
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Southern Railway Passenger
Department has gotten out
schedule cards showing arrival
and departure of all their
trains into and out of Birming
ham. Also points where trains
are to and from, and equipment
handled, as sleeping cars, dining
cars, etc. These cards will be
found quite convenient. You
can get one by calling at their
office, Morris Hotel Building.
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RATEs-One cent = word days ne
nd. taken for less than 10 cents for
FIRST insertion. Cash nusf accompany
every order.
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FOR RENT-A nice office; second floor
and entire third floor. 214 and PIG 10th
street. Louis V. Clark & Co.. Agents.
1n-25-tf
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frst insertion. Cash must accompany
every order.
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STRAYED-Dark bay mare, weight about
$50 pounds; is in good condition; small
light spot on left side of neck; left
Pratt City Thursday afternoon; thought
to have strayed toward North Birming-
ham Finder will return to Sam Foley,
Pratt City. Bell phone 10, and receive
reward u-24-2t
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LOST Saturday night on Avenue G, be-
tween 18th and 18th SITS, a ladies' gold
watch and charm; liberal reward If re-
turned to j. FL. Stewart, 1871 Avenue
L. Ensley. u-S-n
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-19

oping into a large, and as depth is attained, very valuable body of high grade mineral. Its development, both as to size and quality, has been much greater than hoped for by Superin, tendent Hendy.
 In answer to a question asked that gentleman by a News representative the other day, he said that the con. tinued developing of this rew strike, without any possible doubt, means the erection of large smelter on the Cop per Chief mine.
 What another independent smelter in this district would mean to Jerome can be appreciated by those who un- derstand the difficulties Of trying to encourage the development of & dis trict in which there is but one Fro- ducing mine running smelter. Le- cated, as the Copper Chief Is, several miles south of the United Verde on the Jerome Verde copper belt, and being a property in which several million dollars worth of ore is blocked out, but unfortunately an ore of such char acrer that its reduction needed tte sulphides as an assistant. barrier to the success of this mine and to ihe whole district which this discovery of sulrhides raises, the importance If the find can at once be seen. The next large amount of ore already discov- cred in the Copper Chief and the pros poets of the sulphides developing into as large a body, will call for plant
 -T-., es-,f ot many men.
 Reports from Sycamore say that everything is in readiness for the re- ception of the machinery. and the Prescott firm through whom 1t was ordered say that it will be here in few days.
 The management of the Pittsburg- Jerome has changed hands. Mir. Coch- ran having been compelled to with draw on account of i'll health. Good
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-19
JEROMECOPPER BELT IS SHARING IN GENERAL
 ACTIVITY
(Jerome Mining News.)


 There is always a little news of an encouraging type to be picked up daily On our streets regarding the develop ment of the Jerome district. This is made possible because of the many properties now being developed along this great copper belt, also because Of the many experts capital is sending into the district to examine properties open to purchase or that can be taken over under bond. This week an eX- pert examined the Crandell claims, a valuable group of claims located be- Tween the Black Hills and the Owen Allison groups now being explored by the Verde Chief company with a dia- 'mond drill. Locally the CIandell has always been considered an excellent property. The claims are about two miles south of Jerome on what is known as Mineral Hill.
 From the Zallenback group some good looking heavily mineralized for nation is being shown in Jerome. An affidavit from the man in charge says they have run through more than 22 feet of it at depth of about 90 feet. While the rock does not carry large ralues in the precious metals, depth nay change this, giving the company . large and valuable body or ore. t is the intention to sink on this Tin cral body.
 Perhaps the best news that came to Jerome during the present week is that the work being done on the body of sulphide ore exposed on the Copper Chief some weeks ago, is fast devel-
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-19

progress in development is reported from the mine.
 There is no interruption of work at the Thomas Bros. & Metcalf proper ties-the Black Hills and Mingus Mountain groups. These properties are being developed in most business like manner. in a manner that will de- termine their value thoroughly and rapidly.
 The power diamond drill in the Harryhousen has about completed the work of enlarging the hole for casing and during the next week the work of continuing the hole will have been started.
 On the Hickey property the Dow people continue to do work that is demonstrating the value of that prop erty, and are meeting with encour- agement from hhe formations that are being encountered. Occasional ore bodies are being exposed. On the Owen-Allison group the dia- mond drill is approaching the 300 foot point, anl the cores continue to bring out mineralized rock. Developments on this property are very satisfactory to those in charge. , The work of getting the affairs of the Arkansas & Arizona in shape for the commencement of development work on its property is progressing rapidly and satisfactorily. When thlf company starts work it will be in po- sition to continue work until its ground has been proven.
 No legitimate or rapid work is being carried on on any property in the | Jerome-Terde district, or in any other mining district, than that being donC On the North Verde under the superin- | tendency of James Movies. With | power drills he is fast sinking shaft | toward what the old time mining wise residents of the camp believe will prove 10 be the northern extension of
 the United Verde ledge. The North
 Verde is one of the most talked ot
 properties locally.
 The two Republics Co continue to
 have no trouble in disposing of its
 stock, and ere long will be rushing
 work on their promising group.
 There is a promising group of
 claims located on the mineral belt
 north of the North Verde company's
 holdings, owned by men who have spent their lives hammering the drill underground. from which rock is being shown in Jerome that is attracting a great deal of attention from the min CTS The rock is an iron formation and the character of the material is such that it would receive the atten' tion of any man acquainted with for nations favorable to ore. This dis covery means the forming of another development company in the district, steps toward the formation of which have already been taken.
 s. S. Ballard has returned from a trip to the Great Republic mine neaT Prescott, a property in which a num- Der of Jercmites hold an interest in the way of stock. He informs the News that the company is now doing some prospecting at different points on its property, and will later con- tinue development in it's deep shaft; also that they now have a treasury Of | S100, 900 with which to continue work. An extension of this mine has lately been sold for sSo.0o0.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-19
Scientific Compromising

We have always made speciality of prescription work, and as result are favored by both the physician and the public Our stock of prescription drugs very complete and is of the highest possible quality The equipment Of our prescription department is modern in all it's details We en- poy checking system that removes the possibility of eor 17OOO prescriptions filled and not single mistake made, That's our recordi could that be beat?