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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1908-05-29
BABY BEEF
Statement Printed in the South
st. Paul Reporter May Is,
1908.

~ J. , ). . Oci l. b, 1871
ii tees, r. i.'n< ar'm ! (.
II ~ at. ! "r'. ng /. j.;
& y Is. W., T., ..r.~ ca te5 TO-. : \
anon il hi Il y m de n' +>tr,, t
gin. :, rs ID . ~ lie Al.
VIII v" t! , ut t'.e "a, | !.
t @ f ~, q We j Il item nli the y,
+" air T. II ''yv u'' "at FIR eeyt.
GAS ~ .'u.:, CT a x the =.
uu, !, ~ h.: d 10 day, The, We.
OH I'd y! "a" about 20 20 md 70,
head - r.: 6. Inclul~d il This ~ =,
Was aln. i 3 IL Of ,"l meal p r !, a.,
pers''ay. .... -
! W. ,,..d u:v he ives /;
li;sl - il u'~' IL r. 'ey err on fe' /,
tuo rtrr e.A,.k k, ana gts,du .l'> /
creased - Il Il. Il a. " ii a. j..
c 1rl,.s,A.l AL, ads. MI n cav o.
.'1,1 X, i. i, III ~ H>ss,
days ali 81 Ms VI Y se.m IN Nh ~
hes ~ W tlA=tfy- 4 = Nsn.s,
ID kuso so k ,ucha <sts NJ tie. ,t,,. 81
/, 4 i. = MI sest il 81. i,
ST.. Ii he tssa ~. t. ..s2
a. n,stt.a b ~ 49,
f. s G 81. a "a.
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sumner If the co $50 mer thinks the
prices un1eas onably Highland &
ces=ive charges make them 50 the
retail dealer takes the cussing aud
ofteu times loses the trade to the mail
order house. 1t is to the advantage
then of every business men and every
farmer AS we'll 10 actively interes
himself in seeing that proper men ar
place in nomination for these po,,-
tions. Falls Beacon.
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WORK o. CONGRESS
: Thursday, May q.

Senate-Joint resolution adopted
creating commission to be called the
national monetary commission. It is
to be composed of nine senators to be
appointed by the presiding officer of
the senate and nine representatives to
be appointed by the speaker of the
house.
Houser-Conference reports on agri-
cultural and public buildings bills
agreed to and many matters of minor
Importance disposed of.
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Friday, Nav %,

Observation-Disclosures report on the
postoftice appropriation bill rejected,
owing to opposition to the ship sub
sidy provision. Campaign contribu-
ton publicity bill, with an amendment
providing for reduction of represent
tation in the house in the Southern
states, was passed by party vote.
The Democrats voted against the bill
because of the amendment.
Scratches solution extending the
time for putting into effect the penalty
provision of the commodity clause of
the railroad rate bill discussed but no
action taken,
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4 Matter of Business

1,~' m tier uf can ii ties for oar
g OF Il ": W 'rehoise commission
IS =, =. iue, matter i - #. n 4r..r sens.-
tn ,.':nt II whi J, '"' OF. er pub'i::
III ~ &,'r-'~ I'll h,t,iue~~ ulan and
t:,+- fsg,,s.s. It M. s,trs ns,t TO the,
Il, i, ars,,r nd !. VII y q j. n ~
!. hts,- f. i.y,,t c1,a y ma : - on
rii - h Il. 81 ~, i'm .,,,y
~ q, ~ q. .,-,,mrr Wna ls:.ei tae
char saay 4, III -:ail s >A4> W. Il
!, M he M, I =, .sss.d
Il Ia. i.., Z s. rs. I: 20 ia u tn. n :
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Monday, May IS.

Senate-Practically the entire day
spent i'll successful efforts to ami
hilate time by dilatory tactics witE out
making progress on any legislation
except that involved in conference re-
ports.
House-Immense amount of bust
ness disposed Of, mostly bills CT a
minor nature. Early adjournment was
the object in view.
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Chica~o Union Stock Yards.

Chicago, May 2S.-Cattle-Reeves,
$4.l5M7.30: Texans, S4.5)@5.e5; West
ern cattle, $4.5005.;5; stocl; ers and
feeders, S3.40@5.35; COWS and heifers,
$2.S0@6.10; calves, s5.09G $50. Hogs
Light, sE.15@5.45; MIXED, s5.15@
SAFE; teavy, s5.1005.45; rough,
$5.10@5,2C: good TO c:,o:ce zeavy,
s5.20@5A5i pigs, $400@49c. Sheep,
$S.50405.2G; yearlinss, $3.50 6; sos;
lambs, $4.5a@G.:o.
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uesday, May 26.

Senate-Omni1vs house bill em5rac-
ing seven separate measures affecting
the navigation laws considered and
passed, but not without resistance
Senator Newlands made a vain effor.
to have the measure amended by in
sorting his bill creating the inland
waterways commission.
'Aouse-Leaders Payne and Will.
Jams INDUCED in political debate, fol-
lowing which conference report on
military academy bill was agreed to
and number of other measures
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Notice 10 Stallion Owners

4 nunl'ef o. owners OF Stall on
h v.t'd / II sp ci l priz' f l. Tie
II st cot tn 4,t of her ho--
bA h Nh t. " thing or III ,r
F il il Ansn 1873. Ih+ ~ -,
u'e i If NJ" Fair offer sp c'"I ~ =.
stake riz If $40 , tie best e 4.
.''' ~ Il! 1908 he 4tt Of a.
) all Oh c'.i' i,t trize ~ 5 "' j.
tas, ta,,e4,. e. ht, sweeps d T.,
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Chicago Grain and Provisions.

Chicas<, May 2i--Wks ate--A1.y.
81. OK o.: ( !: ,laly s2:!4.2;; Seq, sa-aes
Gee, 9o::c. G:or:1--:s..sayy, 1870: July,
ta3AA IS g ;;sssc; De-, 55fs, se
cats--.a..a.., cid. E5sz.aa.:: May, CSC; July,
old. 47ttsc .1i:'y.45 &c; Sep. 3sAc.
PorI, i s. 81 lsaIy, Sept.
zs!4Od. les. Incl :e-, 1876 22c;
assir;es@ - 81 F3yyas---t e. Pa-a1try
-1'pF;le::s. l4cc; eli Eyer 111kc::
Ie.. dozen, $50 Sc &. 5s5o.
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DULUTH EJhea. and Flax.

Duluth, May 26.-Wheat-To arrive
and on tiacE->To. hard, $1131s: No.
1 Northern, Sill; No. 2 Northern,
$1.0Sk @1.0o: May. S1.09; July, $1.09;
Sept, 95c. Flax--To arrive and on
track, s1.2419; May, S1.23A; July,
$l.24k; Sept, s1.24; Oct, $1.22H.
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St. Paul Union Stock Yards.

St. Paul, May 26.-Cattle-Good to
choice steers, s6C0M6.75; fair to good
$5.000 SIS; coed to choice COWS and
heifers. $4.50C*5.50: veals. $3.50 500.
Hogs-S5.15 $500. Sheep-Wethers,
81 5OW5.00 good 10 choice lambs,
S575M6,OO.
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Veteran Theatrical Man Dead.
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
MINNEAPOLIS Wheat,

Minneapolis, Nay z6.-Wheat-May
$1.09; July, s1.07M@107W; Sept,
1884 l937sc. On track-No. l hard,
s1.l3; No. Northern, s1.11; No. 2
Northern, s1.09; No. 3 Northern, ST.
O315Ml.O6M.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1908-05-29
Republican County Convention
Official Call

A republican convention for
the county Of Mobiles will be
held on Thursday, June rs, A. D.,
1908, at the court house in the
village of Worthington, at 2
o'clock p. M, for the purpose of
electing eleven delegates to the
state convention of the republi-
can electors Of the state to be
held in the auditorium in the city
of St. Paul Mimi, on Wednesday,
July l, 1908, at II o'clock a. M,
for the purpose Of nominating
candidates on the republican
ticket for the following state off,
GERS, tO-Wlt:
Governor, Lieutenant Cover
nor, Secretary of State, Treasurer,
Attorney General and two Rail-
road and Warehouse Commits
sioners.
The basis Of representation Of
the various precincts for this con-
vention shall be one delegate at
large and one delegate for each
thirty-fve votes or major fraction
thereof, cast for Julius Schmahl,
Secretary Of State, in 1906 The
several precincts will be entitled
to the following number of dele
gates in said convention:
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1908-05-29
SIX STREET CARS IN CRASH
Two People Killed and Forty Injured
at PHILADELPHIA.

Philadelphia, May 25.-Tte street
car accident near Chestnut Hill park,
about twelve miles from the center of
the city, in which two persons were
killed and more than forty were in
jured, was one of the worst trolley
crashes thai has occurred here fer a
number of years. The dead are Mary
J. Wagner, aged sixty-four years. of
Cornwall, Pa. and Charles Allebach of
this city.
All the injured probably will re-
cover, although several are in a seri
GUS condition. Six cars carrying NOR
than 200 persons were involved i:
accident An open car, heavily load
ed, was returning to the city and
when on the crest of steep hill be-
came unmanageable. The motorman
shut off the power and applied the
brakes. Th" brake chain parted anl
the car ran backward dewn the Kill
at great speed. It crashed into the
car following it and the force OF the
collision seat the second car back
into third and other cars at the
bottom of the hill. All the lrolleys
were badly wrecked.
Veteran Theatrical Man Dead.
Chicago, May 27.-Eavid B. LENDER
son, veteran theatrical manner and
producer, died at a sanitarium here
after long illness.
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Jaco 80 ma 'e his pl tfo1:" by his
r.. !. thu :,iune - II legislature
~. {. rs - ~ ne, t. tie b af;! OF con-
r. II c>"i'dn', ha sc TIT record
b,a ueu >in: ii n.::, up ID tie plat
f.. IA "a = IA "s tan -'l,''' Oh can
d ! IT, can. II 5 ut q,.> in O
" h &: as utn 20, "a, tltv will
zcor -. 'ot+ will judge hD.u hy
Wat '..~, 4 Il. i.it'l. Falls T an
"rgt.
-. Il B -, gen r"i ,iicito O! IT,
Great Nn,tlle I'll lrnd ADJ h S
i i, l.e> IL politi"s ga H. 'p'n''
i. H., {, Is>. 4. one o. tn Rams y
G uu '"ns II, del-g4tes to tn
Dsne sa!'c std 20 v-n'iOn. There
WAS 4 u ,uor Ut to name n m on
of til > ] .1,s vi delegates 10 'he ua
ii II -, .,+nsi II. Bu the John on
,n,n ss+'s haugei! them minds. The
I, r4 "i;;nt ''g w;".''
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Council Proceedings
Warrington, Minnesota,

Warrington, Minnesota,
May 22nd, 1908.
MeetiLg called to orcer at 8 o'c: ock
P. Nj. by the Pre- sideu., W. E. Madi-
SOU. All members present except
R-cord-r Richard 81. Torrance.
Minutes Of the last regular NEE:
ing OF May 9Th and Of the special
meeting held May 9th, read and Ap
proved.
Bids for the annual supply of al
fur the v alter & light Plan: were
opeued aud read, and after seine t,i--
cussion moliou revailed that all b is
be re- -c'ed excerpt the bids of the
Northwestern Fuel Company. ,nd
of tn ". F. Rand Company. \ mo-
ton pre- vailed tt.nt these two bids he
held untiI the arrival Of Mr.. R. W.
Mercer, when the contract would h..
awarded 10 one Of The two companie,
Moved 10y Trustee Dolan that the
Village A''oru-y be instructed 10
proceed t" organiz- this Village tut !,
a city under tn General Law.
Seconded by Trustee Ward.
Vote Ayes-DoIau. Ward aud
Rouan.
Nays-Noue.
A motion prera ed thai tie side
walks in fro.t Of Los, /. 2, 3, 4, S
and 6 n block q Of The Village of
Warrington Re order=d put to or de
The blow i,y bills were read, Il. d
n motion prevailed that the folowin >
bills b. allowed and that the Cl-rk
be in-tructed to draw vibrant. f r
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1Oldl w
The primaries for the election
Of delegates to said county con-
vention shall be held at 7:3O
O'Clock p. m, and the polls shall
be kept open for one hour on June
%, 1903.
The primaries for.
will be held at. -. =.
(:he usual place Of holding elec-
tiv::s).
Dated May 20, 1908.
BY order of Committee,
F. D. Lindpuist, Chairman
R. L. Morland, Secretary.
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HOPE You Never Felt That wsx

One Of the hardest things to under
stand when you go home late at nigh,
is why it takes you so long to get Ut
stairs when the stairs seem to be com
ing down.-New York Press.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1908-05-29

kunz Oil Com 9any. Oil .............. $17.S1
w. $. Booth & Son, Blanks ........ 500
A. T. Latta, Rent of Arm ory... go. 5000
H. NJ Smlth. Street commissioner. 24.UO
st. Paul Electric Co., Supplies. 900. 21.OO
Bryan-Mars Co.. La1np s............ 500
st. r aul Electric Co., Supplies .. ,o5
Bryan-M arsh Co.. Lamps. .. go. 2.55
Ed. Rod gers. Labor 80. 80. ........ G so
Bryan NJ arsh Co.. Lamps. ecS
Bryan NJ arsh Co., Lamps ........ 6 IS
Crane & rdway, Supplies Water
Works. =. ...... 40 IS
General Electric Co, Tungsten
Lamps.... >. 49,. 49,. -. - . 1876
Electrical Engineering Co.. Supplies 20 So
Ed. Rogers. Lab"r... -. :. $500 3.75
Clinton L. Mann, Freight, Express
and Postage -. ............. II ~
F. w. Cutler. Cement Work.. 1O7.O
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p Il + OF SIC ''.'
Avenue he' W. ~, 10th rect aud 14,h
res va. on mott; n r+terrt d 10 tive
STREET. alley and saver comm IT,. u
til the r~>; regular NEE ing, June II
A D. !..n tor "A fir II ,n,a.t ".
ia i u o.ttitLt n VA. # fertec T., tie
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-20
RUTH GREY A WONDER
LADIES FREE TONIGHT

On lady will be admitter free tonight
0 see the sensational Ruth Grey and
her special vaudeville company. Last
might before a fair sized audience she
not only answered a number of ques-
tions but in each case her answers
were just right So strange and inter.
esting an entertainment has never
before been presented in this city
II Miss Grey is not blessed with some
power enabling her to read thoughts
OF her audiences, she is blessed with
a personality that to say the least is
very pleasing
The house should be packed to-
night.
A special matinee will be given to
morrow Saturday afternoon for la
dies only and the final entertainment
tomorrow night
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-20
FLOODS CAUSE GREAT
.eAMAcE IN EAST


Pittsburg, March 2O.-A feeling OF
reflex swept over Pittsburg and its
vicinity last night when the officials
OF the United States weather bureau
announc 1 that conditions had sudden
ly changed and that the food which
came upon the city with unusual sud
denness this morning would not be
So serious as they had though this
morning and until the early afternoon.
It was stated that the crest of the
food would probably reach the city
about day light and that it woulr pro
badly be about 30 feet instead Of 80
feet or more, the forecast of the first
warning. The danger line in Pitts
burg is % feet At the extreme head
waters tonight the streams are falling
rain having ceased early this morning.
The lower Allegheny and the lower
Mononghela are still rising. the aver
age rate all day having been about
eight-tenths of a foot The Ohio is
rising rapidly.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-20
FOR SALE

Fifty acres all in cultivation, 4-room
house, good well, cribs, 10 miles from
Chickasha, price $50 per acre.
Ninety acres bottom land in cult
walton, runnin water; price s95 per
acre.
Five year lease on i4O acres, 1870 in
cultivation, 20 acres in pasture, bot
tom land, good well, Broom house,
crib and stable for eight horses; price
81 900.
Six-room modern house on West Hill
7Sx165 feet, good barn; price $4,000.
Three-room house, 1OOx165 feet price
$1,O5O.
Good paying business, will pay S5
per cent on investment; price $4,000;
Sl,5OO cash, balance $40 month.
For particulars call on A. T. Jobe,
Johnson building, room 8. 9-2O-St
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-20
bible CLASS STARTED
At THE COURT HOUSE

The offices Of the district and coun-
ty clerk at the court house have be.
come centers Of religious influence.
Bible classes are conducted daily by
Joe Lindsay and J. R. Callahan who
think they know considerably more
about the book than its authors knew.
Joe's knowledge Of the Bible is very
profound He knows the entire book
Of Hezeklah by heart, he says, and
Callahan says he can repart the
Lords prayer without missing word,
Geo. Petty has been invited to join
the class
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-20
REALTY DEALS MADE
BY COCHRAN 6 co.

Here are a few Of the deals made in
the last few days by the A. B. Cochran
8 Co. agency;
F M Frey and A. B. Cochran to
R. E. Morgan, five small dwellings and
one business house at Second street
and Minnesota avenue.
Joseph Coulter TO. p C. Childress,
house and lot on Shepard street.
Webb Hendrix to W. S. Corbin. two
lots in Hendrix addition.
H. NJ Hallock to B. c. Laughlln.
house and lot on Thirteenth street
between Colorado and Iowa avenues.
Web Hendrix to R. Il. Morgan three
dwellings and four lots on corner Of
Sixth street and Minnesota avenue
A. c. Norman to Willis II. Friend.
house and lot on South Fourth street
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-20

The Commercial club is doing fine Advertising it is
agitatng and directing the civic improvement program
is seeking every citizen the progress
the city and it quietly working several important
dustal propositions is working organization in the
rues of the term and is overlooking opportunity
promote tile progress Of the city Every citizen should
esteem it privilege we'll a duty to be allied with
such an organization
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-20

The proposal separate the prohibition bill into two
distinct measures, embodyng the enforcement pro
visions and the other the dispensary the only practical
solution Of the mudde There is demand that the en-
forcemeut provisions be made Immediately effective which
can only by the emergency clause The dispen.
sary may well be left shape that the people
express their wishes upon it.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-20
Additional Loctl.

Sheriff Louthan returned last night
from Guthrie where he hobnobbed
with the lawmakers several days.
G. F. Sill, OF Dawson, Oak, was in
the city today enroute to Hobart, He
stopped over to visit his friend A. s.
Linn.
Mrs. Robert Vaughn is reported
quite i'll at her home at SO2 Colorado
avenue.
Mrs. Finis McFarlane accompanied
her husband to Hobart and is spend
ing the week in that city.
J. B. Kelsey will go TO Muskogee
Monday to report for duty in making
the choctaw payment
st. Luke's guild will hold a market
Saturday from to 5 p. n. at DeVore's
grocery. Please have all donations
there by two o'clock If possible.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-20

Whether The state board Of education the board OF
regents selects the president Of the state university is
to be hoped they will get Of broad and thorough
scholarship and Of proved administrative ability and II
doesn't matter where they get him. Oklahoma entitled
to great university and she needs of experience
and gifed with the power OF leadership to direct the
dcstines Of her highest institution of learning Wire pull
ing and personal favortsm should play part in the
selection Of the man.