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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-28
CHICKASHA EIGHT YEARS AGO
Lists Of Building Operations in Pro-
gress at that
Time

From a copy of the EXPRESS OF
Sept 1898. the following" Build
ing notes"are taken.
J. c. Driggcrs is preparing to
build a two story brick on the cor
ner where the Cameron Lumber
Company's Office stood. This build
ing is to be 25xIoo feet.
J.C. Smith is now building a
brick store on the burned ground
occupied by l.. d. Stone. This will
be one story 251So feet.
The Chickasha Wholesale Groc-
cry COMPANY are pushing their new
building as rapidly as possible.
The new brick OF R. N. Murphy
is being delayed for want Of mater
ial.
The Horne and Hollingworth
newbricks are above the stone foun-
dations, and the brick work will go
rapidly forward and a better show
ing made in the next month than
in the past:
The Bank Of Chickasha are put
ting stone on the ground for their
new bank building They have con
cluded on making the building IS
# deep, two stories with good base
ment.
The new post Office building is
rapidly nearing completion and
will be a beauty. When The pos
Office furniture gets in that build
ing. III will be pleasure to do busi-
ness. and appreciated the more
after leaving ihe old cramped aud
iuconvenieut quarters We congrat
ulats Mr.. Miller the postmaster,
on The prospects.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-28
RESOLUTIONS

We the undersigned committee
appointed 70 prepare resolutio3s Of
condo'ence ard respect for eur late
Neighbor, Sarah Rich respec fully
submit the following
For The first time in its history,
Banner Camp No. 4IsS Royal
Nelghbors Of America. Chickasha,
i. T. mourns the death Of its
Neighbor, Sister Sarah Rich The
Neighbor died at her home on cor
ner of Second and III. She leaves
husband and -four small children
to mourn her unlimely death. We
Recommend that page incur pro-
ceedings be set apart in memory Of
our deceased Neighbor, that these
resolutions be written in our pro-
ceedings and that copy be print
ed in the daily papers, and that a
copy be presented to the family of
the deceased.
Royalty Submitted.
EDNA FERGUSON
STELLA BURK
RITA MCGUIRE CECIL,
Committee.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-28
WAI1i!
...REMEMBER...
THE NEW LUMBER YARD vi!

treat you right. If you con-
template building in the near
future WAIT for them.
They will be ready for busi-
ness IN 10 days.
VIII carry a full line Of
lumber and other building
material.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-28
NEW RINK GOING UP.

The new skating rink is being
pushed to completion as fast as
men can work. The foundation
with the lower joists and first floor
were finished last week and the
bents for the roof are now being
placed in position. The lumber is
all on hand and the roof has been
ordered. When completed this
will be one of the largest and most
up-to-date rinks in the new state
and it will also be useful for con-
ventions and other gatherings.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-28
cADDO WANTS TEACHERS

Miss Maude Widaman, superin-
tendent of schools in Caddo county
was in the city today, enroute
home to Anadarko from a two
weeks outing in Colorado, She
states that Caddo needs thirty-five
or forty more teachers and the
salary paid ranges from SIS to $50
per month. Miss Widaman was
formerly teacher in the Chick.
asha schools. She has made a
marked success as countv superin-
tendent.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-28
ToPATRONS OF THE SCHOOLS.

S. Booth informs US that he has
made arrangements with the May
nard, Merrill Book concern to ex-
change all new books that they are
introducing into the schools this
year. One other firm who are
having their books introduced he
has not been able to make salts
factory arrangements with as yet
for exchange.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-28
Believes in the Newspapers.

Il believe in the newspaper" says
Mr.. Alexander, the singing evangelist.
~To illustrate their carrying power,
let me tell a story:
"A newspaper, published in eng
land, one day carried in its columns q
sermon by the late Rev. Charles II.
Spurgeon. That newspaper found It's
way TO Australia. and eventually was
part Of bundle that was thrown un.
der the counter OF store to wrap up
packages with. In course of time it
was reached, and inclosed some ar
ticles that were sent to the house of a
most ungodly man. He unwrapped
the goods, and as he did SO the head
Ing Of the sermon struck his eye. The
man read it, became thoughtful, read
1t again. II converted him, and he
became an earnest and devout Chris.
ian"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-28
New French Industry

An industry has been recently ere
ated in the west Of France, at Sur
ceres, the seat Of several cooperative
dairies. and in the space of a few
months It has grown so rapidly In Inn
portance that II deserves notice. This
Industry is the extraction Of caseib
from Skinned milk.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-28
M. Vera La Quay
TEACHER OF
VIOLIN CELLO MANDOLIN.

is taking a summer course on vio-
lin in Chicago, under Ludwig Be-
cher. Assistant Concert Meister in
the Theodore Thomas Orchestra.
She will resume her class in Chick
asha Monday, September 3rd at
North east corner Of 5th and Iowa
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-04-24
Other Cotton Markets.

man is peace. There is something IN
his passing that is like the passing OF
King Arthur.
On a night when the autumn moon
was at the full. the watchers threw
wide the shutters. and the white
moonlight Streamed in and fell upon
the face of the poet laureate. And al!
the night was filled with a stream OF
fire. Clothed with the majesty OF a
poet king. he who had come out IF
the deep, now into the deep is going.
In his right hand was held his we'll
worn shakespeare. opened to the pages
of CymbeIine. And no one who was IN
England during that month can ever
forget the great procession at the
Abbey of the scholars. the scientists,
thu statesmen. With peers Who stood
beside his tomb. Multitudes stood
reverent. and read from his own In
Memoriam." In that hour the great
cathedral seemed like the palace,
where Tennyson was that King Ar
thur. who had drawn in the knight
hood erraut Of his realm and made the
glorious order Of q Table Round. "a
mighty the flower Of men to
serve as a model for h mighty world,
and be the fair beginning Of a golden
age of perfect manhood hen all the
world is full of righteousness. of jus
tice and of peace.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-04-24
>task ana uond~

<sa Yes Arrt ~ r.
ie"#t 'av 4r4~ recover m Y
MARKET Na.eh sa pr+s - ~
IsF4AF u~ ~ a lA4~ tls4s Tse~a
some evidence of ~tf*nS 44r-r
'4~ -l~s 3.a ~ but ta -
~'at after 'As frt re-
l r~3 t1-ut Stock
htsH arelas.I rfaf
" fr tn- g4rpa ~4D- Z
iH' uaIA+t ae AAok fsr a. TODAY
st Hsr taa < element WH.eA HAD
followed rs. rebound a~ ~~fs
~ta T. tst tsUst MAS EuHaa-
taet E appearance ~ he
ata e eH. ,h- ~ saae 3
beng tsk-r. advantage TT t realise
Er9At- Tic market sage ,at very
active ~ a,s .re ana fell GFt ~
IRENE 4l#ne~~ Intervals .r. 4
the seks NEl0t haye suffered f-au
direct nr0I.rte losses s C rr rs
rGsd. N.i- frca. -r.r- t-iat Ala..
ts0u4I Imports * gold are hooked Pr
next week There aae some r.-eas-
cry ia stocks from Zee dec au@ affect
TIE bank tew.rt. hat sr- a~I Z
Ha~ irregular
Totai sales - bonds par value t-
$50 600.
Total sales az sfocks were 4ez 900
shares. including Copper 80 POS TO-
baccu Too. C~heaSar.ake au4 ohio
200 Louisville ana Nashville $500.
Norfolk and Western 100 Reading
$4,000. southern Railway 100. Union
Pacific $500 United states steel
5000. N!rgiuia-CaroIiaa chemical
3oo. preferred 100. ~IesS-ShaH~t5
#H4H
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-04-24
New Orleans Cotton.

New Orleans. APRIL 21.-Snot cotton
steady but quiet. Sales 200 bales,
including 1,l5u to arrive and $50 f.
o. b.. Quotations unchanged. middling
II 5-1G.
Futures influenced by better Liver
pOul than expected opened ) to .
points up ON the active positions. but
early in the session realizing sales
sent prices down 10 to l. points. The
trading was light ana the market
closed quiet ana weak at the bottom,
with net losses of 5 to 6 points.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-04-24
May Premium Increases
to Fifteen Points.
A MODERATE ACTIVITY
The Movement Toward Recovery in
The Stock Market Came TO a Pause
Yesterday. Additional Imports OF
Gold are Expected Next
Week.
by The Associated Press.)

New York. April 2l-Business in
staple cottons continued in season
able dimensions in the dry goods mar
Fet today. Prices We're held firmly
on print cloths and prints.
New York Cotton.
New York. April 2l-The cotton
market or"ued at an advance Of s
10 10 POINTS I'M response 70 higher
cables aud bulliSh week end statistics.
together with expectations Of a
further reaction following the first
severe depression resulting from the
San Francisco disaster. Trading was
moderately active, and with the
Weather in the South favorable there
was considerable realizing by yester-
days buyers for a turn under which
prices eased off , or > points from
the top. But the bu}lS seemed To
have ii firm grip on the near months
with tn May premium Increasing |.
about Is points, and the undertuue
If the market remained steady.
Receipts Of cotton at the ports to-
day I1,1I3 bales. against 1876 last
week, and 2S,413 last year. For the
week (ostimated) 90. 900 bales. against
1859 last week, and 1881 last year.
Today's receipts at New orleans 6,496
bales against 1859 last year. and at
Houston 2,597 bales, against 5.162 last
ear.
New York. April. H-Spot closed quiet.
slIes ...... bales. Cotton futures opened firm
md closed SIpl1N.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-04-24
Nnxal SIDrcs.
Apra p Turpentine

Wilmington. Aprlt 2t -Turpentlue. ....
receipt 0 caskS.
kOsin receipts 1903 bhls
Tar firm. $50. receipts. i2
Crude arm. 1901 5tI52j. receipts SO
Charleston. Aprfl p -Turpentiue firm.
ltosin firm. safes.
SaYannah. April u Turpcntlne. urtH 6ll4
sales ESQ receipts $50. shipments gSS.
Rosin. firm sales IN receipts ! 054
shipments, AIS. stocks ~ l54.
A, Is. cas-; l.. 80. T.. SIS +, Isl O..
3s5. II, 430. |. $50; X. $50: ~ S3s. \ S 20.
WGS4j W w $50
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-04-24
New York Money.

New York Apra Il Money! ola cal nominal
time loans firm. 90 DAYS Sist : 30 NAS~ $50.
ana D monthS56 il Prime mercantile paper
o'2dO sterling exchange lrreguIar Win actual
business in bankers bills At Asa i5abis5 Is for
demand ana At Isl ioG4sl 20 tor 60 Gas bills
posted rates 4s2h ais5a 4sSr is6 commercial
bills 4O'7a i5OA. bar silver ea7s Mexican do
lars 80.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-04-24
DISCHARGE HIM,
SAID JUDGE GOFF
Blackburn Case Never
Reached the Jury.
A SURPRISE SPRUNG
TIE Iuoee Began as 49, @ t-
ieniion Of DELIVERING .
Charge 10 the Twelve "
Suddenly The China, Cam
BanQ
Bane'
~, ~>>puia JoA>tr

sa ~
rs tHs
~
81 an
STATE ssHe s II ts
Hal u#E Violated tEr
E f#r aes h4s H
##H@4. Ge s#4Et Hr
Interested il. eevins tt#
N#t atrE ANA
fhae N#.#a.tuE tHeuf UEr
tis f1eH aiA e~~a
u as f"fatins He
aa.s} Us sa. p..s
rteH-. |tHs HHeFs was
oHHs, EH HattaHt ths
t.Ht Hat f. aH- HuflfEs
FrH..f enalt1 have 1855
trr#tHe t# e3Iates fsl
i5Hum ht > read
gIhlar - Gre contrary
~ tho 84 ht sflt hv NHt
..AtH sau4raH esu~e tu tnrF# #s.
af tfe aaf. af kridar tH
kft3sT consultation utth
efam-su. ana 0ith hlul h.
ta tsak Aft, hla utrrest H
~Elaothaiu ta1a hlu4 h,
f,s for appearing before th,
utHf HEEt thtu kfiln taHgrH .
t~ f. ar.~s#tt 5000 A n-lNH8Ht#H# @
1la JaHE, Lewis when
|sloscg
II, argued that kfs4rr Ae.
HiarkbHtu wanted That hr .
tsk, 10 f,.. BUT b.. could tsK.
lent and a. F8.. Nlm tG. n#...
money u,gHR r.t resi- services ft.t M.
tkuew w,g. ta br before tar
Htul. fur Blackburn Knew
could te done 3a eamEUsmB
f.. as#tfL4 A4#FLE. tHA. xA.H H. EM
Burn then ta pursuance III Ga as
uuut rendered vest IiatKtu Sac A
Is.tf3sm.af 81 fila ua1s
"HarkHua. ua p.ntlemr.
jury. .8a ,le ptaker .la
ia. department ii Wa~HEHFt.#
Then Is, read r. letter ff0,tu ~.
/ Fartuent ta HltukbuFu. alpIe#e 4
as counsel. ta Onward the
Of u4HutN necessary r. Ita3k4Us
alsl read G~efsHdatte lettfg r.
this money .n Wh#nh b. asked tia
iSlns ~ iet84n the letter ta hIta aa.
TX that +, ka.a ~ aas Iaa
WHOM he wrote . "HIaekh4f# .
feed thaf kr8-T Htr maeta&c4 auaa
the u. ~ t.a word prsesf H
tlm, ht gave hsm th. st8g bf
know r~.utepsan ihat krls#
no. baf. UceW atsakru
whore It Fass Blackburn 5000
som, length 40 explained H4t
advice 90 blackburn 10 send he aT
| dawn t8 The 4G tine IS ratIHF tH.
this ~44 the aufs way H. gtt tbs ras
! before tar district attamey+# afta
and at the time Holton ala mon E.Hs
that Blackburn wax receiving t
/ for his services. Holfon kurW I8aaNa
burn Was "a Cougresamuu ANA u
! doubt had 40 idea he 0as doing trl
! work for money H0itor ~
| could nor ba eeueure4 FOR WHat
HNt
A. .f.y.r gs.farf f144ge gf,u H.3e
! his ,rarp. Il. tha htrs To sYrf.
tbe ra.tIr. 80 me g.,Ufa a. fN.
Idletmart there heinz eirht .af tre#
/ vIfn t..aty counts The vux.r.ufrf
! elaine tbat me $500 nalJ r.. tH
barn seaa aala FOR p,r,lres reU8ares
bcr.fe t5.. dsparfmart Dafft s
-ass r4te money e>aa pr appe.rH.
fhe raurf. ana H4t before tHr 8aasst
,gart Ia ftk. maaner Jndr.
| faak ma ia. x1au ana tha 500 Ffr
7 -pi.rkh,,. gfefay 49, rartsrtN- Ht
hath a4 tavbfu r,ae ast8 t
49,. t.,,-,,.., -. 1~,t,oht A..
,t,a ,r.,er ,rsr.., II 1890.
ia o1ia.tIar or r~aglflc4
ar, r..v Invaded tba count
! n. [sn.t.i5 49, 8. t.frrent n.
| Esa .ofnIng n ~ seifa M ra
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-04-24
Grain and Provisions.

Chicago. April 21.-Favorable
feather throughout the wheat section
of the United States impaired q week
tone TO the wheat market. At the
close today, final quotations o. the
May delivery, was of 3-S To IL. Corn
WAS down 3-Ac.. oats showed a loss Of
l-Sc. II lie. Provisions We're Jc.
to . lie. lower.
Opening. Highest Lowest Closing.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-04-24

Raleigh Spot Cotton.

Sales yesterday 1T bales
Year ago yesterday rs bales
Prices yesterday III Is IL Lee
Year ago yesterday - 1-4M7 1-2c
Receipts to date ..16,675 bales
Last yea same date ..13,361 bales
Quotations by grades: Strict good
middling, II IL cents, good mid
ding. IL 3-2 cents; strict middling,
II IA cents; middling, II Is cents;
tinges and stains. 10 1-2 TO II cents.
Other Cotton Markets.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-04-24
Hills on Self-Culture

ana his heart broken nv a whispered
SANDER THAT Was afteIMard f3und H.
no basis Of truth w~hatso-ger
The ayo the Judges. the governor
b Presidents. have suffered grievau4-
lE At TIA" hands Of unfair critics.
cynical writer's and speak .rs who have
10 coIor9 on the palette save crimson
ANA black. This generation needs "a
remember that what the people want,
they are apt TO get from their press
judgment begins AT home. We an
need La remember tina man form
90 souls alone love evil speaking. that
the ideal man c@nnot endurc to read
81 SANDER, or listen 10 it,. mucn less
TO speak one. Great is the bower of
the tongue. II il a little member. but
il is like the rudder. that turns the
whole ship and controls the voyage.
Therefore avoid harsh speech and un-
fair criticism.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-04-24
Opening. Highest Lowest Cosing

Cash quotations were IS follows.
Flour firm. winter patent } i013.6o. stralghts
/, SOd 3 IS; spriug patents 1905 IS. str~ets
3a1370: bakers 2z0a3N wheat No ,
sea8lh No. ) 75d3li7 No. ? red. $1,000
corn. No. 2 is. No. yellow. iS4. Oats No z
32is. No. ? white 1884, d3i4 MOB white. 31a3i7
rye No. :. G1 good feeding barley
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-04-24

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''t' n., rrin,a ~r1inis-
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c.,,,d COW cr
,hn IIousr Of Lords
.r,r. .e hn dwelt
.,., rn,Iriched IN COLI
L..a,Itr and cam
s3'hrn,,b an
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ST.. ,~aniaoc nd -,
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...t. ~yr,nt r-e,,nrarce
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....ed mic Nov do, anf
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''. ,.
. f,,. ne victnrv aver M
80 1,n.nue,n ana Cpnnoh
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a.. f..rant bie dnnhts an,
...,,.,ll and FACED me e,ar-
.,.I ana t.id moon
'.., .r,I h:na hrrnnea n,
..t .,hn saar,ad Also T.,
min. tc,nna, ana eririt
t.,de,.. nf Enrland waI..
hin, for his eunnv outim-
.rn l,nr.rnInr.s bic Ganitv
'.5rit, GbaIIav QUESTIONED
,i irnnIj ,cd IN
.' nna.hod hi,, aatt
IN, r,,nny.nn otnnd fnrtb
.nro--mad hiiie In his
I, i,,, ,hn.n .l. u,..
I,, atanding IN the
",t, ,"',hI' - nn
.I@7t., ~ No Enrii.h ,,n
ttr," a.. a..oatnoas i, 80,
L.,nty tno n,.nntn roI. n
.., ',,l hiln thn .trargth
"hi.n mo-, .l;nm II.
"i'',t ''r,%
.g,In. me glolits 90 aristoc
l.|...n the hour for division
rIvays lines uD with the
..a-sng the strong the rich.
.. rather than with the com
His one lack is the
Wordsworth or NIjItDn
h1d IL - y,nr and flower
more oak and rock. We
r.nry4nn the majesty, nf Mil.
..,4n end restraint Of Words
Aad Vet there mast have been
pcr&unalll Sumethine
NOT aIWa.4 apvtar in his
Io, MS hasten tp affirm that
...4 men who knew him hes,
.l~, who admired ANA loved
.un. SON most.
.''i'"'rl'F "i H"|"i ""'i''L"""'
ar 10 ahbI"%t"'' "LiAIlt TIC
81 'Sh"y*oh : PORTRAITS OF
"'!''"d' we .iluH' l'l9' ''llNl"1'
i'''",t 1"I'Til'' ~ Hr'U0
"
''I' ''ldi l'tS liilEStet bEl"l1
mat were @l"il'uS @ i'lei'.
MN th~plGt OF fieprt"S -
u |IS'u'1 E'''iei3' iHT9e Pc.
'|I'neI'' mss hTIoTS ''lr
huhS uIoll tiie walls OF
ana f3lIied treasury Gown
.''',,Ii""o ana SouOii- llolliel
-aI.etE IS me Stnool OF Hail.
me u OF tIie iSteS OF
Nhen o!a England had put
.f Stock OF great hdhlSS ana
'.te"S' zoo rd'Seu up
TRAITS Of manhood. Not but
.rr is some historic basis for
huran legends. King Arthur
'ncelot once lived. In the fast
and remote districts of King
country. the traveller finds
# people who can neither read
lite, but the tradition OF the
and beauty of King Arthur
IoN"Ilne%S OF GulneNere ana
of Sir Galahad and PerciVal
.'u handed down from gener-
@eneratIon, ana they GO not
read with the ewes what Inc
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-04-24

Liverpool.

Liverpool. April A.-Cotton. spot quiet.
Prices 10 points higher. American middling
tair. 66d. good middllng 634; middllng
6.l4. low uiddling 5.9S. good ordinary 80; or
binary $50. The sales today were 1000 bales. OF
which 500 were for speculation and export an
included 6.400 American. Receipts 2 900 bales
including 200 American.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-04-24

There is uo hope fur the man HHa
knowingly persists IN acting The fool.
The evening world., 1906-10-30
ROSEBEN TO RACE=FRANk GILL

ID 7tr-Sii
Is a son OF his father lie gets hts
gambling spirit from his dad He "a
about the only bora nie samhiei iett
of the cid guard Dnvy wants only mn
even break. lie viii nst YOU a thou-
sand doitafs on the toss ot penny and
when his horse is running ne VIII bet
h', last cent
iDary has been up ard down Just
On that account Some time ago. when
he was a member OF the iirm az Apple.
b. srd Ioh!ssnn. he used 10 give Apple
!.nart &. - ,s.r,--4-
making spaE t'feu When as tauug4H
hr was getting an even break FOR his
money he would lay every dollar IN
tae book. no natter what tho other
fellows in tho ring were doing. Ii
rHTtty- E0E tn strruuUus for xpptsby-
Blu Il WAS Anpleby who came 10 DAVIS
TFsVtrr WFEVTT fis went 7 broke TTf5i T7J7K
care OF Isosebea until johnson got on
hls feet again
They doat make book nowaaavs
IKE paSy pscd 10. A MAD o. meaep
innEcs most of the bopkmakers or 10.
day climb q tan timber. Nhonoyc-
Sou ear iret they haFe THtsAtp yun1
!nformNuOn on the other sid.
- ask -AicI2pnald- -wRs another s,aiNsr,
Of the old days, Hut when lie wns
killed IN thnt English railway disaster
nc ief; millions. IN mover forget nj,
II hpd iuxt t.tif;S-siS bets straight
IN FTffTf=ryffYyrtyvr-- iasSs. i-.-.~
The evening world., 1906-10-30
.Plungers 10 Wager Thousands
on Contest-No Hurdles
for Johnson's Pet.

s.. IN those DAYS thev wouldnt take
bet less than s. Well thought
pitisburs Phtl's' Bclmar Was going to
win, and thought u could ret my s.
down my luck would clsnEe SO went
IN AiEDnnallts hnak
lack ] said. VIII Vol takr =
bet from me on Beiufarz
y "tWhat do YOU want to bet s. for
= "9'Weii, IL. ALL ! have aud hayrnt
cash,-,i Tor daSs. i think this viii tnfr'
IN -t,T,--A thousand 10 nnthEsg.
Z..-.-..4 ..4--a..ct If sLsggerei mo. When
r,cirYITT Won ! WSE HffnUFJ nsyf77f fffTtF w
.at.H +be money Come on jack SAID
syau Nould have made good u you
t,ah lost"
THIS hsnpenNd ~ tl1s 1anlstra ctua=
.nousc Yesterday
pat MrCarfen WAS Standing NJ tho
tpot ~ ;he statrmay in eager discus
sion wsth an unknown When PM Dwyn'
appeared ar ttir head OF tine stairs
..hello. Pat called down pwynr.
''Tryinc 70 get him 10 vote for Hearst
Yes M.carren called back lti.n
l---- as Haru az can
HARRY BURKE
The evening world., 1906-10-30
old Herse smeotlls az Il.

The mos, rtercsicj spectator OF the
ProCurAtnGs Rui4s uh ilc,H just NOW ~ az
old fea- bitten marc named Flora This
old horse iIas mare aesHmpGtNing sense
tnan any man nH r77r jon. and s1ie is
.E.l.Wea 20 nlvc EHE uhn way Flora
hHs not pIiy i0rsc-sensc bus man
senee. and unfortunately ahc doesn't be-.
toug to the union. All Ehr gets is her
three sIAHryA ,iAS ana a good stall.
Evcry day tie lae las TO uc scrapcd OFT
and mndc smooth Tor the new water.
ana this Js Old l,utns 1pby
She Is GiiCart 90 and ~ scrap
itg plough ana WitAoDI the assistance
Of any or tie atNrniahtH goes around
and around "a" nS iipor nnui u Ia
tHorDu%ilir sFrnretl she starts on the
OUTSIDE and alien follows tho furrow
until she irnrhes the middle OF the
gink ahc Is then done With tho lob
and quits Eioy6 lIhs performed this
rSsk every day l0r the uakU1feN win,
,@rs ana she Is sun renas FOR the Job
In three more weeks the whole thing
ALI hs ready Tor huNiTosp.
HO2EAl.SN BELGER--
The evening world., 1906-10-30
THIS BOUT A TAME ONE.
lsp.clal .in IN ENenlng No..

PORTLAND Me, oct SD,--Thcre via
4 splritlerS spafrins exhibition las, cvon.
Ing ~ the A,ilnorium between Fred
Douglass. ~ Savannah and Billy
RHke, or Klcamonl Whnt little life
tliere Mas 10 the bvut ~ nine round r
wau due 10 Burke VINO, however. al
lnned many chances 10 have cudrI The
AFFAIR 70 pass gnimproyed.
The evening world., 1906-10-30

They getting ready a lot o, cola
~'ss Her ais,z tlAe 81 Nlrnuias lsEE7trlg |
Rink. and whether any toes are FROST
bitten on the outside ot not. there via
bo plenty OF Ieyaolngs for the Four