davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-11

sympathizers for the benefit fund
started for Mrs Riley and her SIX
month old baby. Tho woman IL abso-
lutely destitute save Tor the charity
Of a few friends
TNcnty-scvcnth Nard--A reception
will be given tomorrow night IN the
Twenty seventh ward Westinghouse IN
honor OF Elder Wallace Austin prior
20 his departure on a mission 20 the
Eastern states. Among those who are
on the program are the choir. l.arite
porcher, John Arid Gertrude Cardwen,
John Summerhays, Prof w. G.. tliNe,
Margaret Summerhays, Lorenzo smith,
Florence Aveson. Ivy Paul. Edna Hull
Clarabelle Gardner. Blanche Austin.
Voluntary contributions viii be 10
order
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-11
MARKET PERSISTS
IN BEING HEAVY

Now York. Oct I.--Pricc changes were
small from last weeks closing outside
eft a few OF the principal trading stocks.
United states steel rose an extreme 3,
ana running sales of 5.eo0 shares occurred
at SIS ana SNia american Locomotive
rose and Union PaciHc.and southern Pa
cinc largo fractions. Prices generally
were "a small fraction higher iu sympathy.
Eric first preferred l.chued a. fue
fading was quiet
Tine list showed signs of Welding lor
I'd time, but domaud tol United states
steel, Reading aud Some of The low
higher. f.ator realizing in Union Pa
ciflc cancelled IFS rise. and pressure app
pearcd against Amalgamated copper
which sold point under saturday 8
closing and Reading. which had risen
ga io-t its gain Kansas ~ Texas Nor
folk 6 West ma aud nitod states steel
preferred also lost portions Of l-point
advance.
stocNs were pressed Tor sale al declin-
ing prices. The "a point gain in Unit
ed States steel was wiped out New
York Central. Amalgamated Copper aud
American Mating fell IA below last
Electric aud Pacific Telephone ~ and
Reading Erie Great Northern preferred
and Cleveland, &. &. a st Louis Chesa-
peake a Ohio. Atchison, Atlantic Coast
Line and Americas Smelling about n
point. Prices recovered a fraction when
the selling lesscneo.
Bonds were steady.
The market got weaker. special stocks
showing acute weakness with bad effect
on those stocks which were receiving
some support. Union Pacific. New York
Central dropped 3 points Reading and
Southern Pacific Pa, Union Pacific and
American Smelling 2 St Paul Ia and
Pennsylvania. Northern Pacific. North
western and United states steel ].
Active selling was resumed from all quar-
ers and further large inrOads were made
ON prices 10 was only when dulness
marked the subsistence of selling pressure
that slight rallies occurred The market
closed heavy and uncertain.
During the final hour there We're eN-
tensive covering operations by the
shorts which rallied prices.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-11
COPPER PRODUCTION.
Amount on Hand October I shows u
Big Increase Over Last Month.

New York oct 1.-THE monthly re-
port of the copper Producers associa-
ton. issued today follows.
Copper On hand oct ] amounted TO
l5lfl2.Il2 pounds. an increase of TO-
Nip.2Ot POUNDS as compared with
September Production during Scptem-
her was llS023.139 pounds decrease
of 2.5iA.O95 as compared with August.
Consumption OF copper in September
was l02,ls2,93 "a decrease OF 5.Sl2919
as compared with August
The report states that from sources
which had not hitherto come to the
knowledge of the association. it has
within the present month been learned
that In addition TO what has been re-
ported during the year there has been
produced between Jan. ! and Aug n.
3OOi.i8s pounds. OF which there has
been delivered up 10 Aug 81. 2,572, 103
pounds. leaving a balance on Sept.
Of f25,635 pounds which has been In
cludCd IN the total stock of Sept I
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-11
AMPLE FUNDS ON HAND.
Of bingham Metals and
Bingham Central standard In
surcs Working Capital.

Announcement was made this morn
ing that the advance In Bingham Cen
tral Standard Is due 60 the fact that
its consolidation with the Bingham Met
ais company Is assured. and that the
question Of financing the proposition g.
settled. The new company viii be
known as the Utah Metals company.
II Is said that the underwriters have
agreed to take all the stock set aside
for the purpose of paying off the in
debtednes and carrying out the plans
OF development proposed which cou-
sist largely of extending the tunnel
opened by the Bingham Metals COM
pany into Bingham Central standards
ground. This viii give de-th and az
the same time settle the question OF
drainage. The new stock is said to
have been taken az s. 50 a share. which
indicates that Bingham Central stand
ard may 20 still higher
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-11
LIVESTOCK.


Chicago oct. MISUNDERSTANDING. es-
timated a. 5000. market steady. Beeves,
i.2dS.S0; Texas steers, e-n5.25; vest
ern steers. lOq7 %; stockers and feed
ers, 3.1OG5.25: cows and heifers, 2 Goa
coo. calves. 7.o0a9.50,
Hogs-Reoepts, estimated at 2l.900.
market steady. Lights, &q1 20; mixed,
2 $50 $40; heavy, 7.250S10; rough. 1850
Z SO. good TO choice heavy. T.5SQS Is; pigs,
5.7505 90. bulk OF sales. 7.600s.oO.
Sheep-Receipts, estimated at 1900.
market weak 10 Zoe lower Native. . 90
d4.O5; western, 2.75Wi.s0. yearlings, 10
a5.lo; lambs, native, 4.Sa7ooi western,
OMAHA.
south Omaha. oct. l1.-Cattle-Re-
cripts 500: market active I0c. higher.
Native steers, 4.15ds o.; cows and heif-
ers 3.O0d5.O0. western steers. 3.50M Is
Texas steers, 3.O0M5.10; cows and heif-
ors 3. s0i4.3 30: canner0. 2.O0n8. %: stock
ers and feeders, 2.75n OBJ; calves, 3.2Du
$50. bulls. stays, etc, 2.i3mA.I5.
Hogs-Receipts. $40; market "a lOc.
higher. Heavy. 7.7Oa7 IS; mixed. 1907. 80;
lights. 7.55q7 20; pigs. Soq7S q: bulk OF
sheep-Receipts. 5000; market steady,
strong. Yearlnes. 4s5a5 %: lambs CO
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city. oct. n.-Cattle-Receipts
1850: market steady 10 l0c higher. Ma
tive steers, 4.50G $50. native cows and
heifors 2. 2506.d0. stOckers and feeders
3 .O0a 90. bulls. 2500 3.55, calves. 3.75n
s 100. western steers. 3.1jG6.ib; western
cows 2.15n4.50
Hogs Receipts. 1900: market steady
Bulk Of sales. 7.30n7.75; heavy, 800
Z 60: packers and butchers. lo0 70,
lights. 2D01 60. pigs. GOA $3.50.
Sheep Receipts 1900, market weak
Muttons. 4Ol65.00, lambs, 5.00a 81
range wethers and yearliugs. t5N Q. co.
range ewes. 2.90di.so
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-11
san FRANClsC,) NARKFT.

James A. Pollock & CO., bankers and
brokers. furnish the following. received
over their private wire today:
CoMsTOCK.
Ophir. 2S2hG235. Mexican. 25O0
2.52R Gould x Curry HQ45; Con. Va.
lOhqlS0; Savage, f2q73. Hale & Nor
cross. 1904; yellow Jacket, l.12la bid:
Belcher. 100 asked. Sierra Nevada. S6Gf
So; Union; 112hd115. Chollar. S6GSS;
Potosi, 1Sd79.
TONOPAH
Montana Tonopah, %: Tonopah Ex-
tension. 5fN55: MacNamara, 81 asked /:
Midway, 20 asked; TonOpah Belmont. IS
an Tonopah North star. asked
West End Cons. 30 asked Rescue. ,
asked; Jim Butler 12al3.
GOLDFIELD.
SANDSTONE asked: Colo. Min, .
asked. Jumbo Ext, 4 bid: Booth. 10
bid: Blue Bull. bid: Adams. asked
Silver Pick, 1ldl2; Blue Bell. 2d3: Orc,
SG4 Atlanta. 1908; Great Bend, SOS
Red Top Ext, 395; Florence. 2sOQ
2.97iA; Goldheld Daisy. 7ds. Combina
tion Fraction. 20 asked; Kewanos. TGS.
Portland, bid; Red Hills. 3d4: Y.
Tiger. asked; Grandma, 1G3: Gold
field Con, 6.65 bid; Diamondheld Tri-
angle. 1G2 c. o. D., Q bid; Florence
Ext. 1G2.
BULLFROG.
Bonnie Clare 10 bid: Mayhower
Cons, 12G13; Montgy Mt, asked /:
Homestake Cons. ? asked; Tramp
Cons, asked
MANHATTAN
Mani. Cons. 405; Dexter. I bid
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Fairview Eagle, n asked: Nevada
HIS. so asked; Pittsburg Sill. Peak,
85a75: Round Mountain 60 bid; Raw
hide Coalition, 20 bid.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-11
LATE LOCALS

Charming Stag Party-Howard J.
CARROTS charming bungalow on Third
South and Douglas avenue Saturday
was the scene OF a musical evening
which was greatly enjoyed by those
present, the features Of the evening
being selections and solos by Willard
Weihe. Alfred Best and L. p. Kimball
who were at their best. Among those
who sat down to the dainty supper
were II. J.. A. Gunner. Alfred Best Ed
A. Vanderventer, +. p. kimball A.
y. Mckay, Geo. w Morgan, Rodney
4 Badger. Ed a. Culbertson, Willard
Weihe. j. T. Goodwin, Rev. p. A.
Simpkin. George Carpenter. Lanier
Wardrop. Alvin smith.
Protests are FiIed-Protests against
the annexation of the Waterloo district
To salt Lake city have been filed with
tho city recorder BY +. A. Wrathall
and 80 other property owners living
between Third and Fifth East streets
and Eleventh and Twelfth South
streets. The matter will doubtless come
up before the meeting Of the city coun-
ell this evening.
Asks Utah's Aid-Governor Spry has
been asked by r. Alexis Taylor, direc-
tor general OF the United states Agri-
cultural and Industrial association,
Win headquarters at mai AAbiAh NAiAAfi
10 name some one to act as a member
OF the board Of interpretations. in con-
nection with the national charter for
which the association Is memoriaiizng
Congress. He also suggests that the
name Of a woman be recommended as
"A member Of the national board Of
lady managers.
Eureka Library Dedication-A day
OF festivities for Eureka will be held
on wednesday when the new Carnegie
library Just completed viii be dedicat-
ed Governor Spry, superintendent OF
schools A. G. Nelson and members OF
the Utah gymnasium VIII be presen.
ana make addresses. \ banquet and
ball will follow the exercises OF the
afternoon. j. ID. stack il chairman OF
the committee on arrangements.
Dry Farm Delegates-Governor Spry
Is looking around for 90 delegates TO
be appointed from this state 10 the
Dry Farming congress which conNenes
al Billings. Mont, on the 26th OF the
present month for three days.
Three Cons on one JOb--A man
giving his name as Ed. Glow was ar
rested this morning on South Temple
street by Patrolman Moys, Wicklle and
Eckstedt, and lodged In the city pri-
son under suspicion Of being one OF
the two men who held up Feachell.
Contributions For Mrs. Riely-Chief
Barlow rel orted this morning that
more than 5000 had been sent in by
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-11
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.

geo. or at the yearly rate 81 almost 81
per share on the 1SO0 600 shares. At the
present time the company has wording
capital sufficient 90 carry about two
months production of copper Beyond
This u is compelled To- be "a borrower
When % has increased cash resources
sufficient Co carry "a three months pro-
duction of copper and this should not
Doe a mntter of more than few months.
consider the advlsa5iity of Increasing
the dividend
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-11
UrAn corrEn MAkEs nEconD
Able Ia Produce Copper al Les Than
Eiaht and One Third Cents.

Boston. Mass. Oct ll-Durng Aug
uat the ltah Copper company treated
2lhoO tons 0f ore, the average assay
value of which was l62 ger cent From
this ore there Was recovered . 200 900
pounds of copper. on N pounds per ton.
The company netted trile over NJ
cents per pound from ita copper. the
cost Of producing the same was "a tribe
less than cents per pound. The not
profits for this month amounted 10 t2i,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-11
COLORADO DIVIDEND.
Customary $4,000 Postcd--Iron Bios.
som Passes This Month

Provo oct. 1.-The directors OF
tho Colorado Mining company met
here this morning and declared the
regular monthly dividend of eight
cents a share. or $50. 900. payable Oct
90, the books 10 close oct 10.
Tho directors ~ the Iron Blossom
also met this morning but 10 was de-
cided 90 pass the dividend this month.
In connection with the Colorado and
Iron Blossom mines attention rs called
Go an ambiguity in saturdays News.
which states that Persons who have
recently visited the mines assert that
there A. mo- reason 90 believe that
both can pay the present rate of
dividends for "a long time to come '
10 Was intended 40 read There is roa-
son no. believe that the present rate
of dividends can be- paid Tor long
time 90 come
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-11
PRICES NOT so STRONG.
This Mornings Call on the Exchange
Shows the FaVorites on the Decline.

A fair volume OF business was trans
acted on the exchange, this morning,
houRh prices were generally a little
weaker Among the most active stocks
IN the board this morning was Noun
ain Lake. which released 10000 shares
al between 8 and 2 cents. Iron Bios
gom receded 10 81 O2ik on the assump-
ion that the dividend would BE- passed.
While Colorado hung around 3l4lia.
DAILY Judge let go 100 at sos. Alice
Mas active az $3.50 ohio Copper par
icipated at Sf.35. and Uncle sam came
,ut AT a bid or 81. Sioux Con. was
wanted AZ 81. Plutus, which has been
in the retired list FOR some time, was
n good demand this morning az Z
.ents. The closing quotations were as
follows:
TODAY's QUOTATIONS..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-11

Creameries %. dairies. ~
Eggs-steady. az marx. cases included.
u.s. receipts. 7.s4e cases. hrsts. IA. prime
firats q
Cheese strong. Daisies. a. Twins. 10
a.. Young Americas. i5ah, Lone horns
t5a nle
SUGAR AND COFFEE
New YORK Oct 1i.-Sugar, raw, arm.
Pair rehniuE .. 12it efJ.ih. centrifugal 70
test. t23itdlai. molasses sugar. aiNq3.oo
Refined Steady. Crushed $50; powder
cd. 5.E. graduated. s.i5.
Coffec-Quiot No 9 Rio. - p, NO.
4 Santos sA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-11
WOOL.


ST. LII -
ST. Louis. oct ll.--Wool firm Terri
tory and western mediums, EM2s; me
mediums. 22HA. fine, 130l9.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-11

Totals ................63.2 200 S22,3 %
AFTERNOON SALES
Ajax 1000 at 35
Columbus, 800 Al 70; 800 at "a.
r. Crown Point 1000 at IN
r.. Tin Dew. 500 at I.
Ind. queen, 1000 al 2h; 1000 az
ga.
Iron Blossom. $40 at l.02h
Iron King. 1900 at 1917 800 az II.
Mason Valley, $50 at zoo.
May Day, 500 at 81.
New Hills. 100 al "A. 100 at 20.
New York. 500 az 6.
Ohio copper 200 az 4.25: 200 al
A27ia
Plutus. 1000 al ca.
Provo. 800 al 6.
South col Con. LOO az s.
Tinuc Central. 400 al 6ia: 1000
az 6h, seller 60.
Uuc4e Sam, 200 al 6i
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-11

Ajax. 1000 al &c.
Alice 100 at 100.
Beck Tunnel, 900 AT 10. 500 at 1917.
Black Jack. 500 at l3ls
Colorado. 100 at 1.47is
Columbus, 100 at Is 300 at II.
DAILY Judge. so at sos.
East Tintic Development, 100 at 9h
Grand Central 800 at 2.31ls; 100 at
235.
Indian Queen. 1000 at "a.
Iron Blossom, $50 at 105. ! 900 at
107ih buyer 90: 2. 500 at 7.O5 seller CO.
Iron King. 500 at i6is; 300 at II.
Lower Mammoth. 1000 at 35ia.
May Day. 1000 at 20.
Mineral Flat 1000 at 81.
Mountain Lake, 5000 at s.: 5000 at sIb
buyer so; 1900 at 81 5000 at So 5000
at S& buyer GO 1000 at buyer so;
1000 at Sis seller so.
Ohio Copper. 100 at AS: 100 at 1921
Plutus. 500 at Z.
Scottish chief 500 al /.
Sioux Con. 900 at 81; 200 at 81 seller
so. 200 at 50 buyer co. 1000 at 81.
Tintic Central. 1900 at Ga
Victoria, 100 at 1924
OPEN BOARD.
Beck Tunnel, 900 at 1919 buyer 60.
Colorado 200 at ] so: 800 az 147lh
Columbus 700 at IS; 300 al a.
Golden Reef, 400 at Z; 400 at s,
buyer 60.
Inyo. 900 AT s.
Iron Blossom. 500 at l.O7is buyer so
900 al los seller 60; 200 al los. 1900
at lO2ia.
Mason Valley. 100 at 2O2ia; 100 at
200
Plutus 1000 al T.
Sioux Con. 200 al 81
South Iron Blossom, 1000 at IL.
Uncle Sam, 100 az g.
REC ApITIrI.ATION
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-20
RONEY BOYS
ARE COMING


TIE ec--g sDyeara1ee ~ tsls CRY
u ~ag1eys Boys Cczcsrt compeny
oF FFs1sgs Or = reals TIE interest
~ tzet E1se .2e szDete-een X 1ese
r.aseel eEerlss Is strangely fzxeaazt-
izg zrd lasersz sazg- Froz1 tie e1ecu-
i've mznelsz a. was1nzton. whese
tAey reeeHe9 TIE ertaralssie a1mlrz-
t.Dn r gsesssszs sl1 Sfrz. RooaeTelt
ard the.r 10 izra-s1 z4asts =. the aor
Historic Christmas eeHesrt, given then
81 saa Waite House. u thg 1ioo-aT
prison cells Il TIE greet penitentfzries,
q wice gsls get ,he.r Drsson su1i
exees are r. lsas eFisicsl and apyre-
e.asiTe taan sasae a ne aztlo1s czpl
taL
II fae pezt few years llr. Roney has
giser eo1eeFts n oger s0.0oG unfortu-
rate inr6 6ses q penal and other prbllc
laEtltaslczs f. TIE United States. The
sffe1t a taeae naFyeiouaiy sweet
Tcaees ggoa the criminal elass IA d.
scribed ag wonderful the audience
of thieves. burglars aza rurderers lis-
tena WITH rap. sfeentlon. many of theu
Hlth tears rsnnlng down gheir facaL
ard applaud Nlth frenzy Of enCli Il
am. TaeT have several timss slng
r. The cells q Condemned prfss tern
aasi,inz the electric chair. Mr 70
ney "a usually allowed 70 take the boYs
along me tiers of cells and talk With
ne pFiaonsra, and the gratitude they
anow for thesr pleasure brought into
their monosoross lives reveals the
good which les even in such hearts
q these. Il Il caH be but reached. The
prisoners often thank the boys with
team in their eyee. and give them gou-
Venirs ard pEesents
The Honey BOys uil appear at the
1ethoclst church under The auapices
d the United Charities association.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-20
DRESS SUIT FOR A CHURCH
interesting inflammation Given hy
the Grsonn 70 tHe Shrinking
Bride.

They we're On their hcneymoor--h
all-lmDcrtants she. tiEnid and shrink.
Ing. He intended that she should
miEs none Of the sights Is they rode
doTn Broadway, New York. in an
open car one hot night. 50 he called
her attention 70 various points Of IN
tereat in very loud voice ard with
elaborate gezticglaron. His ideas,
however, we're rather hazy az to loca-
ton. and she Icoked In vain. at Eis 70
icitatios, FOR the Metropolitan tower
eiock On the FlatiTon building, al
fssgugh ghe aaaured him timidIy that
she had seen IL Then the conductor,
n Fourteenth street, volunteered
This is Herald square. where the neE
Pennsylvania station Il 70 be- After
thfs startling Information. given in al
seriousness, passengers were even
nore amazed 10 hear the bridegroom
saying. @Jpat q minute now and We
come to Grace street,
Grace streetgn she asked. What's
shat2~
~Oh, that's a big church. where all
he swells 20. Here 1t is now-as the
stately outline Of the church came fr
yiew-and would you believe IT. You
can't get in Without a dress suit7"
II was with real regret that an in
tereated listener had to signal for ths
car to stop
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-20
uccs FIRST LOVE AFFAIR
Ss-srs NHH>rzir- Mas 7sSssss1 -
cirgs Fs1rsr 5e>zzs< g 1is
PsTsrry.


T1s-s are --zzy s1nrfea q t1s nzhr.
= eide q 1-z1es sn zaie1 hoge z=z2rE
1z1 q S.zcs- PerEzyz z1ze ~ .1e1@
ig zzcrs Deczliar razz The axcry ~
5zE-eg Lick, . name szMoEs Al over
the work. through q Ez1-1zeze 10 a1s
.1e1ory, the great LEX o5serTzscry.
r. C11tcrrlz In t1e Ezz-lzz2 wox11
TIE grsst cfry cf Esz Frzzezzeo fs a
asoz1n-ent 70 L1eks E1ck-ke fo<ezzw y
ire Sc4si-5liry q tAs great cfty q Tie
pzef1c slope, bought tss lzz1 q
vh1e1 + ncE srzrfs. ard became :
Millionaire Eefcre thzt tfnzs ne
nane q LEX mas great f1 the mzzsczl
world Lleks Disz0a-ozt q wn5rn
ae made the raoEey whieh he tzvsztee
II AaEd-were Eszakzce1red ~ hf-1
B9t On the poetic Es1e of lEe-a wosfd
sgart from zzch things a. Dszro-Ezk-
ing and naEc-szEs-she great LEX NIL
stands a. 2 n-oErn@ns % Like lcTe
n early lie Janez LEX sc1zht TIE
hand cf a Elflefz dzEzhter, tat vas
re1~llsd by ths Father on tEs grozz1
that the yOzng szitor I'D Eot 2oasess
a naiiL Many years afterwards, wken
h@ kzd become ore of the ric1ezt nasn
in the states. ne erected 2 large rglM
and adorned II IKE Z palace. II was
built of mahogany and cosrIy ~oc1s,
and erected solely az a memorial of
his y0uthfl attgehm1nt- His cnIy
pleasure was 70 eontem plate tEis "a
latisl nill and 10 gloet over sks mar
Who had spurnet him for his Dovsrry.
Harry F1rriss. in the Strand
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-20
VIZ h-aea ne aesas re onh-

fey =. CEamteys ard = T. Csteg
ars ameug fhs okiahema CIty ylaltorz
5a f1Sck1gaa
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-20

Invitations have been issued BY the
young ladies' Of the Sans souci Club to
a reception Al 2O2 South Thirteenth
street, Saturday afternoon from 3 to 3.
complimentary 10 the young ladies' Of
the l. l. &c.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-20
LADY FassEKsaS 4
1sss ~sres1 - e ST.. szs- tr.z<
-r< mr1 z-sz1e &c
- ,s-


= wza lhrwzE rz-sT 1zrE zrs
r1,sr@ sza a zzHxE SRA "a a. nl.rsr ar.t
= 1z4e 1@11rz .aa f--Tr 1rsz kszs- ss..zss
- csnear zk r11 ae@zn M-ss ara--s.ss
aarrg ne gaamaes serWaez 1-e srzse
-ssszzL ant q rna1 F1aas ezLAE =
az
Ca NJ. Cf@zzr. rlszss sz.z
Es -uZs1 s1< az 4 Sszz ID 1sFr
va 2 ErzSEer -1-sraz z-szzzx Es~
See5t1z t1r1'zza zs- zz-E-11ez zzrr-
seL 1a&zz.- azz- Ne 1@1sr-
II CHzzr. -dszzz- E1zlz y-z esr
sH-a a Ez-sr~ saksz - Cd azy. Az
a-Ea1T-
L1. 10. ma14z- Tzerss4 n1r lie
49, 1z1ger- zHErrs--@
1 ia i- halE a xza
Aae eTen lar a gz1s. nj rzss q
nzz1 A. sxcslls1- Esz scas tar IN
1e@s1a'r Esrry hl-s- srslz4zz1 r-s
se1eer-
wa E1zz E1--1 ys1 ezn
5aszsss' SAD ne lz.tT- s-ez6T1-z ksr-
So ~ Ne rezsel r11
4zz- = frsaz z1-wesr srsers
szsslzzz r1-1 a er1as azz rzzzz-z. ss-
rsa4.T. taer@E zara4zz 70 fszr
EzzzE Jon % zEea- szax Eszr=ss
2 81 y suite r.g-- q - 1lavy. y1g
1pE-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-20
Doing their Duty
Scores Of chickssha Readers Are
Learning tire Duty Of the
Kidneys.


To filter the blood is the kidneys
duty.
When they fail to do this the Kid
neys are sick
Backache and many kidney Hls foI
low;
Urinary trouble, diabetes
Doan's Kidney pills cure them all
Chickasha people indorse our claim
Fred Andrews. proprietor of the Llt-
tie Texas Restaurant. living a. 7ls s.
Fouth street, Chickashz, Okla, ssyz.
About three years ago Doan's Kidney
Pills cured me of kidney tfouble and
I can now say that the cure has been
lasting was troubled to a great ex-
tent BY disordered kiGnegs and my
back was 50 weak and ached 10 badly
that was In misery most of the tine.
Dosn's Kidney Pills cured me and the
fact that I have not been troubled
since Is conclusive proof Of the'r mer-
t. I an always ready to give this ef-
fective remedy my Endorsement
For sale By all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the lame--D Doan's--and
take no other. 2t6&1ts
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-20
WARM LEGAL
DISPUTE
Lawyers Come TO Blows
In the Court
Room

Ezprlpa, OzIa. Cc1 zs--Tne fzIl1rs
os A. r. Mosz. Al a-rorEey of OkIakc-z
Ctr. 10 appear Al wftnsss YESTERDAY
f. ths trial ot eE-azerlf Hezry c.
King WHO Is cnzrgsd Wi-h bribery.
esuzsd tro1hle betweez Fred & CzI6-
vel. state ez1oreenent srtorney. zzt
Wade s sts1fleIs. attorney for the de-
fen2e. TEeT fozght for hzlf rinu,e
With their fists AID we're lzter fined
az each
Mogs upon lis arrival was seVeraly
arrzigned by Judge Carruthers for de-
Isyizg the progress Of Ehs cozrt. but
= fine was omitted upon Moss making
szplzration. After Moss had testified
ne remainder q the dsy was spent
in IN effort to impeaca the testimony
Of " Z. McDaaiels. 2 former joint
owner. Who vas = witness fos the
state
3losE told of his connection with the
contest wherein Harry g. stein. the
present sheriff, sought to Gust King
from the office of sheriff Moss vas
Kings attorney and told Of having re-
ceived a fee Of 81. 900 for his work He
accused H. g. Wafchorn. 2 sspulpa
politician, with figuring in the transse-
ton He impHgned the action Of W.
L Barnum. nOE superior Judge. Who
was attorney for Stein. charging him
with having known that there had been
tampering with the ballots
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-20

whO narses the slck1 rhe OWE.