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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-16
Okie.

- SSn Dem iiioli6en Sbeile Der
frll6tboren Sbampaign County i'm
Staate Ohio oebnt lid am Iae.o.
dee SluB ein anmutbiger &anoitrei.
fen, in Dem iorglid gepflegte Selber
nit lauihigen Soriten medleln. Sn
Der rmgeseno nennt man oas 2ano
Die fleine Yruirie". Sier bot ein
amerifaniiher &iinitler, Der Waler
3. Grin Steinberger iein Seim aui.
geidlager, cine @pbuitGtte, 10 ori.
einea uno 10 eigenarttg, pie noGl
faum cine anbere. Seit orei Sab
rem, 10 miro IN einem NiliIas bes
y@ibe @orlo Waga5ine" er5dblt,
mobnt Steinberger IN Der Srorc
elmer mdftigen eide, in Die er nit
9retterit uno Slanfen iein Saus &c.
baut bat. Gr bate iif 81 bieiem
9aumleben ettihloiiel, ais er oil
Sdpiuoiuht 10 idJuer erfranft mar,
baB ibn Die sler5te bereits allfgaben
unb Inn cine 2ebens5eit bon fallnl
mebr olS finn Wonaten 5ripro6eu.
Gr lit bente Elm frGftis nnb scimnb
a~nsicbcnber Wann, bonn @etter gcs
brGnnt nmo segen @ino, Stnrm, SIC.
gen nnb &Gltc a%bgcBGrtet. IS lit
oober begreiflih, baB er bon Der
Scilfroft Der 9uumfronentur gegeil
Die Suberfnloie poaig iiber5eugt lit.
Steinberger riibult bic Gor5iigc lei.
ner &ebeuSmeiie. Ser rncrflarlihc
8erud bon Sailb uno 9finoe mirft
9eraoeSu oils Scilmittel." Gum
Naftlager oient linn ein Soufen bon
9leIten irno getrodnctcn @lGtteru. SSNl
@inter trGat err Oide aleioer, oaB
linn Die &Glte nihtS anboben fam.
aamoraentlid biBt er in Ieiner
9aumpiQa cine Sobne, Die ben be.
nodIbartcn 9emobncrn Der 8egcno
perrGtb, bnB Der .~9mummenid)" &c.
iuub mo mutter lit. @rnn einmal
Die Sabine nift erideint, miro man
iofort Nohforihungen o%nItelen.
SGglid bringt mani Dem einiieoler
iein Giien 81 ieinem gairm, BORT
miro cs in einem primitipen Gift enl'
p%orgebiBt, benn MIR ielten unb itets
mir oltf fur5e 3eit ucrIGBt Steiltber.
ger feline Giao I'M g8ipfel Ser eide.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-16

miro cine Enrid)uliumne bered)net.
Die eben gernbe bie Gotten beft. SIN.
fangS mar mir 2ifter5eugitng Dor.
geieben. Ga bieic nber ben Wotor,
Der rs TferbefrGftc bat, nidt gaila
beid,dftI9te, Duroe cine Sol5ihneioe.
maid)ine beidnfft. nit Der ieocr Gin.
mobner iein Sols 5erflcinern fanrr,
ulb ba INNER nod Strait iibrig
blieb, cine S6rotmiible, nno Id)lieB.
lid and cine 8orriftling silr Der.
fleiuerung ser anohen gum Siibner.
%flttter. SpGter lmtroe ein 5ipciter
Motor gum 9etrieb Der 9reidma.
id)inc angeidafft, mo iest tit mar
baral,, Dos iparme @aiier Der &eiicl
sl elmer gabeeiurihtung 5li peripen.
Den. Die @~siammtmlage l~ieferte i'm
Sabre 1906 trob Der biaigen abgabe
Der araft nod eiilen 9fcinertrag bon
1000 Mturf in Die @emeinbcfaIie!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-16
maihinetsn.

- @a6ri6einli6 in Der fiir5eiten,
ie bogepeienen 3eit lit Dor ailr5em
at 8~aitsburg bel Spofane @eisen
eingebeimit unb onrf anoere Bro'
seize biuollrd in fmliperige Semmeln
fir Den SriibItiidstiif peripanoelt
iporoen. IQes 5uiammen nabm %
0tinlten it 4niprld! @s lobnt ii6.
ctpaS nGber auf oicie 8eforoleiihlng
ein5,tgeben, melde bon mebr oils
fiinfsia 3eugen, oarinter Der @iir.
.germeiiter bon @aitsburg, poabra6t
mitroe.
0rei Wimiten na6 8 llbr porrnits
tags itanb Der @ei5en nod artf BEN
Sulm, auf elmer Siigeliarm, 5ipei
Weilen bon Dem StGbtd)en; cine Wi.
mite bana6 ipllrbe Die erite aebrc
nit Der Waihiue abgei6nitten. lin
'llbr 8 Wtinllten muroe bas &c
treble in Die 3plinber Der 9reihma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-16

idine ~gerporfcr. Naf 5ipei Wimltei,
lparerl bier Side ollsgeoroiden; tic
mitrOen ifneaitens cingcfiiat, Die
Sade 5ugcnabt rno a,tf cin Nlttomo'
bill gcloben. Die 9erntBunlg oes Ilt.
tpmobils, ionic nofbcr eincs @alo.
lin.Sadofens, mar Dos ein5igc, mas
bon Dem aepobnlid)en Arbeitsperfab'
rem in bicicm Sale abmih.
Ser &raftmogen lanate I'M 8 llbr
IA Wtimtten nit bent 8etrcioe IN Der
Smei Wfcilcn e%ntfernten NtiIblc al,
no es genrgen unb iofort in Den
Wabltrihter geihittet mltroc. lin
9 llbr 10 Mtimlten fam bas erIte
Webl sum Sorihein, nod)Nem oas
@etreibe $40 Sub meit in Der Wa-
id)ineric gelpanoert mar. alsbalo
miidte elm @dder boS Wcbl nit
@uiier mo Sadpulper 5ll elnem
Seig.
lin 9 llbr 81 @inutcn purbe Der
geformte Scig in Safpfanncn IN ben
@oiolinofen geid)oben - uno Inn D
ll6r 26 Iinllten murben Die Gent
meln ans oem Glen gcuonnlcn mo,
nit Butter beitrihen. olt Die 3eitgcit
pertbeilt, lpelfe lie cnt5ilft perlpels
iten unb crflGrten, lie bdttcn ielbit
bei yWi,ttcrn" ME Before gegeIiell.
@s lei nod bin5ugefiigt, bab Der
9Gfer unb mebrere onbere, Die on
oieier &eforoleiitlrna tbeilnabmen,
Seutihe maren. Iie Selb. uno Die
iibriaen Irbeiter iparen aber feines-
negs oilsgeludte Selte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-16
California.

CINE merflpiiroige 8eIhihte
bon elmer glutfebbe, Die 5tpiihen Sn+
bionerlt it,o Salbinoianerrt, Die in
ben Bergen bon Sumbolot Gorntp
tpobnen, i'm @ange mar, lit fiir5li6
aeleaentlih Der 8erbaftllng bon
sSameS SonneQp, zines Salbblittin'
oianers bonn alnmatbitamm, Der oes
Rorbes beiGuloigt lit, an ben Gag
aefomnen. Die 8eranlaiiung 5rr
Seboe CAB bos suiGaige ertrinfen
zines fleinen SobneS bes Snoianers
Simmie Somes. Der &nabe battc
fih nit Spei Snoionerm6b6en al,i
eiltem 9armitommc, Der iiber einem
gode hing, geifalifelt, mar abge'
alitten uno ertrunfen. Der Sater
bes 4naben perlangte, bob linn zines
Der NfGohen ais grIas fir ietnen
nerItcrbeneu Sobn OILS Sflapin gege'
ben mer6en ioQte. 9ies purbe Inn
periueigert unb Die Seboe begann.
Shon einise Gage ipater lpuroe
Sinmie Sames' Seihe am Wtao
&iper nit elmer 8ugelwunoe I'M
&iiden ullfgefrmben. Die Sames'
9artei tobtete baroltf einen perfriip'
pelten Snbioner. Damn nurbe Sar.
per 9iap, Der es init ben Salnes
belt, bnr6 mebrere S6iiiie getobtet.
3nlest pltrbe Sarcannep, alias
@hifaio, ermoroet, nnb bieie Sbat
miro benz iest perbafteten 9onnellp
siir SaIt gelegt. @bidaia NOR oas
Ieste iiberlebenbe Witglieo Der So
mile Sames.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-16

ming e%ingebrlmgeu ieiert, Sic bate
ein p%erbGftiges @eranId) gebort, oaS
obcr nidt bon Ginbred)ern, ionoern
BON elmer 400 Gfltlo 'drperen
S6ilofrotc berriibrte, mcldc ibrcm
8otte1 bon cinem sSrern0c sum &c
lhenf genloht WorDcn iuar. sic
S6ilofrote mar Tags 5iluor in Geld
mare gefongen moroen. Scrr Sus
ntonb bate bas Cher in DEM Sdup.
pen nntergebradt, unb Die Sraii
bate beren Inmeicnbeit gol,5 per'
geiien. sus lie bas 8erauih Der.
nabm, bafte lie suerit nift on Gin
BREEDER, offnete Sic Sbiire gum
S6uppen utb trot Elm. SIN nuds
item arlgenblid fubr ibr aber nit &c.
poltieem Hltde Die Sbilofrote gegen
Die SuBgelenfe uno in ihrem
Shrefen ihrie lie: vGoli5ei! @irs
breder!" 9ann ober %erinnerte lie
iid Der rieiigen Sdilofrote, uno Inn
oen slngriffcn ltnb giiien ocs Chic.
res 5l entgcben, iprane tie auf einen
Gid. S6lieBlid, eelang es 6rail
IumonS. nit einen fiibnen Sprltnge
sic Sbiir Su errei6en nno mis Dem
Sduppcn S1 entfonlmen. Sn5pi.
Idbcn worcn ouf lire Silferufe 9oli-
siIten herbeigeeilt, melde Die nit.
tbenoc Sfilofrote nit 8%niippelbie.
ben betGubten, nobel ar,1 elm aniip.
pei IN Splitter ging.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-16
piretnia.

Siii1f ainoer perbrannten Bel
Dem Seller, meldeS bas Gresbpterias
ner : 0aiienballs al Spn6burg
jiingit in aife leate. Die &inoer be-
ianben iid) i1mmtli6 i'm 5meiten
Stofmerfc eines Sliigcls oes Sebdu.
ocs ltlo lparen oitr6 oas Sellcr Der
artig abgeidtnitten poroen, baB ieoc
Gettiutg ailsgeid)loiien mar. Gins
Der &inber mas ihon ans Dem bren.
nenocn Sultic in Siderbeit gebradt
lporDen, Lief aber, ais es borte, Dab
ieinc iiingere SdNpeiter nod III Dem
8ebGlibe pGre, 5ilriid unO fam nidt
mebr 'mie0er herolts.
Ser gran0 iuuroe bon Srait Trcit,
ser 8o6inL entocdt, sic burh bas
aniItern Scr Slnmmen getpedt fpura
DC. "a tic lab, Dab ben ainoern Der
9luswca iiber Die Sreppe periperrt
lei, meil bas eroaeihoB uno bos erIte
Stodwerf gon5 in Slammeu einge:
6iiQt nuren. elite lie idnea III Den
orittcn Stod uno brnd)te Is &inoer
ntf Die Seronoo bes 5neiten Stodes,
BON no iie mittelit 2eitern Deiter
binabgefiibrt wurocn.
Nls Tie nle IN Sihcrbeit morcn,
iprang Tie ielbit biuunter, nobel lie
lid, cine Nu5abl niht ulterbeblife
Ierleblngen 5r5og. SIN 8on3el
uuroen "a MGbhen gerettet. Gs be.
fano iid fein mannli6es @eien III
Dem SnItitut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-16
KinHerttmnS.

Wlltter (na6bem lie cine Sabel
porgeleien bait : Siebit Su, Garlfen.
Der 2Oipe fraB ben Sammel, ipeil er
unartis seipeien mar.
&arl6en: llno tpenn er artig 9e@
ipcien mare, bamn bGtten mir iBn geS
gelien. nidt ipabr. Wsanla6en?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-16
pcnnSylpania.

- Srou Sobu 9umono in 8bilo.
belpbio alarmirte fiir5lif Die Boli.
sci, IN Dem @lmuberL Dab Giubre6er
in ben S6llppen i'm Sole ibrer @ob.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-16
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
MnslanDii1es. s
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Oentid,laitb.
Ya0en.

Man idreibt ans 9aoen: Gin
nctteS' @eibid,t6en paiiierte fiirslib
III einem Shpar5moIooorfe. Gin.
Salier, Der mcgen ieines gieeniinnes
ulo @eiSes I'M Sorfe perifrteen mar,
mollte cineS glbenos ieine @Gnie IN
Den Stal treiben, ais unter mGbti.
gem @eratter llnb @efnatter elm Sei,.
~felsfarren (gluto) Die 2anbitrabe Ga.
her gciauit fam. Der Bauer frod)
IN Die S1eline nno iiberlieb Die
@Gnie ibrem SHidiaI. @Iiidlif
lGilft cine @ans Dor bas STAB uno
miro Su Sobe gefabren. Der 8aller,
Der aus elmer 9ahlufe benz Worb su.
geidaiit bot, beipaffnet in Der Gle
einiee &ne6te nit Senien un6 Seu-
gabeIn uro eilt Dem M,tto nod. Had)
baIbItiinbieem 0aiierlallf finben tie
Die Mutomobilfabrer an Der 9ano-
itrabe iisenb lrno gemiitblid ibr
Ma1tmabI per5ebreno. Sbne ole
llmihrpeife baden lie ben Siibrer unb
fiik:sa i'm ing 9orf suriif Dor ben
S3ultbeiBen. 9ieier p%erurtbeiIt Den
Siibrer sur 3ablirng Der Cans. Der
Bauer perlangt 3 Marf 80 Big. fir
Die @ans, bic ber Siibrer aIsbann be.
balten biirfe, DO iie fir i'm bod fci.
men Bertb babe. Ser Ilttler erflart
iif bereit, Dem Bauer 3 Wfarf 81, be.
sablen, ipenn er oie Cons bebicltc,
ba er audi feline Serpenoiine bofiir
babe. 9efoinmt MN mein Sbillt.
beiB ei1en gottlihen @infaa. Gr
nimmt Dem 9auern ieine Sans ab.
perlangt bonn M1tler 3 Marf, legt
80 .Efg. barauf uno gibt Die 3 Warf
80 Big. Dem 9auern, morauf alle
b%efrieoiat bon bonnen Siehen. Ser
9auer freut iid %ieilter $50 Warf.
uno BOB er nm Die @ans los lit, Ser
Iutler, boB cr Die @ans niht nit.
nebmen mus; Der Shultbeib aber
frellt iif ieiltes @%aniebratens fir
80 Big. /,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-16
8atcrn.

8atcrn.
- Nl,s Wiinhen perlartet: BUM
oicsidbrigen 8aiiermanoper, at Dem
preuBiide, baieriid)e, piirttembergi.
ihe unb babiife 5ritppen tbeiInab.
men, lparen $4,000 Wann aiisge.
riidt, elm Siertel Der Srieoenslt1rfc
oeS gan5en oertihen !Seeres. \ Sic
legten auf ibren Warifeu tGslid,
ollrhidnittlif 80 ailometer go eng.
lii6e Ieileu) 5llriif, oas rbeiniihc
SGgerbataiaou No. 8, Dos IN Solicit
itaot i'm Gliob liegt. iogar 80 enali-
Idle @eilen; bos boierti6e &aiier.Sn-
faitferie. Hegt. go. 6 Wmberg) unb
oas baoiI1e Srlfanterie Hegiment Ho.
10 (Wannbeim unO Seioelberg) 81
englii6e 0teiIen an einenl bcitimm.
ten Gage! Sn oen ie 700 Marn
itorfen 9atai1onett befanb iid) 5iibem
Elm GROCER SbeiI einberufener Icicr.
bitten, oft so b. $. iolher nidt ulebr
mari6geiibter 2eute, inb trotbem
mar Die .3abl Der Shlappen ielbit an
Den itrammIten Warihtagen cine
tanm nennenspertbe, mas bon alien
ausIGnoiiben militGrii6cn .s3uifall.
ern unb 8ritifern riibmenO amer.
fannt tpuroe.
Der 9erihteritatter Der 2onboner
y0aiIp Mail" ihrieb:
,gs NOR ELM groBartiges grleb.
nib. @ir baben 125,000 Wann I'M
Sample geieben auf einem S6laht.
ielo, 10 grob pie Die gan5e 8raf-
ihaft SuIier. @as es bebentet,
iol6e rieiigen Sritppenmolien SiffiiD.
rem, mill i6 periuden, in ipGtercn
Irtifelil an erfldren. 10000 Wann
paren bier, uno .i6 babe nift einen
~cinsiaen betrunfenen Solbaten &c.
ieben, nidt einert ein5igen Sail bon
I6ledtem 9etragen fam id ouffiib-
rem. IS gab feline llngliidsfdlle,
ielbIt bon &ranfbeitsfdaen borte man
iebr uenig. Die StGbte unb 0orfer
blieben 9afts 10 rilhig fpie am Gage.
ols lei gar nid)ts llnseipobnlides i'm
@anae. Die Sbatiaten reben 9ii.
der fir oie taoeaoie 9is3iplin IN Der
beutihen Irmee. sic ipreden aber
and fir Die Sntellisen5 uno Die on.
gcborene Siidtigfeit bes oentiden
@olfes.",
i Yrenfen.
- 9ie Somburger 2uftihifffpode
am 1. gton. purbe nit einem nnfan,
Ser INN Saaresbreite ELM Weni6en.
leben g~efoitet bate, erGffnet. Gin
Wehanifer, Hamens Geaiiet, fog alli
einem Meroplam IN betrodtli6er
Sobe babin, als SIammen iidtbar
murben unb i'm nG9iten Miigenblid
Der gen5intanf ~erplooirte. Yeanet
bradte es nod fertlg, Die Waihinc
sar grbe Derabgleitcn s,i laiien, bod
ipar Die @efabr, Bob er Su Sooe Der.
brenne. fir i'm 10 sroB, oaB err aus
Dem Meroplan iprang, ais oieier lid
rnrh - orc" 90 S,lh bob IN hcr Putt
befan6. Beqlet tpur6e nit Der.
leBllnacn an Der Sruit nab clnenl
Soipital gcidafft. @nideinenb iinb
jeoo6 Die @erlesunsen nidt idperer
Rat1r. 9ie nit Stoff b~efleibeten
S6wineen bes @eroplans 'wuroen
BON Den Slammen per5ebrt.
Die ogooenreform" idreibt:
auf benz @eiteripaIb, sniiden ben
gabn5tationen 9angenbabn mo Gel.
tiers, liegt Elm fleines 9orf nit etpo
400 g~inpobnern, @olferlingen. Sc
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-15
COMMERCIAL CLUB CALL.

To Those Pledged TO Membership:
1t is urged that the members of the
Commercial Club, those citizens who
pledged themselves to pay certain
amounts and have not as yet met their
obligations in full, send balance at
once to the secretary. There are ac-
counts long since due that should be
paid, and whilst there is an abundance
pledged to meet all demands, the de-
lays in responding to statements mail
ed are embarrassing to those ION the
firing line" as well as provoking to
those holding bills against the club.
Every person whose name was pledged
should respond promptly. Many have
already sent in their last quarters
dues and the amount has been used to
liquidate in part bills contracted the
past few months. Send in balance due.
gentlemen. Don't compel the finance
committee to call on you for the
last quarters dues. Cad .Allard,
Secretary.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-15
ONE MILLION
FRUIT TREES

Spokane, Wash, Oct, 15.-More than
100000 fruit trees win be planted
in the Yakima valley Of central Wash
ington. west of Spokane, this fall and
next spring, according to estimates
made by expert horticulturists. In
cluding the trees planted during the
season just closed, this will give the
valley 5,3994OO trees, of which up
ward Of 100000 were set out this
year. f. A. Huntley, state commits
sioner Of horticulture, shows in his re-
port that Yakima county had 1885,
692 apple thees. 776,66O peach trees,
571,SS2 pear trees, 167903 cherry
trees and 27262 plum trees or 3,s99,
402 Of total Of 1l,2l2,511 trees re-
ported in the state at the close of the
year 1908. The shipment of fruit
to more than 900 cars this
year and 1t is expected that the trees
coming into bearing in 1910 will yield
1000 cars and growers look for an
equal number to come into bearing
yearly thereafter for from ten to fif-
teen years, until the total yield is al
most beyond present computation.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-15
WORDS 70 FREEZE THE SOUL.

Your son has consumption. His
case is hopeless" These appalling
words were spoken to Geo. q. Blevens,
a leading merchant Of Springfield, N.
G., by two expert doctors-one a lung
specialist. Then was shown the won
derful power of DR.. Kings New Dis
covery. After three weeks use
writes Mr.. Blevens. "he was as well
as ever. would not take all the
money in the world for what it did
for my boy" Infallible for coughs and
colds, it's the safest. surest cure of
desperate lung diseases on earta. so
cents and ST. Guarantee satisfaction.
Trial bottle free. Brown & Co. D&W
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-15
lie gal Blanks for Sale
By the Daily Express

We keep constantly in stock COM
plete line of legal blanks, as follows:
Chattel Mortgages.
Warranty Deeds,
Quit Claim Deeds.
Bills of Sale.
Leases,
Release Of Mortgage,
Bond for Deed.
Protest Notice.
Notice of Protest,
Promissory Notes.
These are all Oklahoma statutory
forms. for Grady county. and guaran-
teed correct.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-15
\ +:

Yau want a correct and satisfactorily
fitted pair Of glasses. come to DR.. M.
Flatau, the Old Reliable Optician,
with his twenty-five years actual ex-
perience in the fitting and testing Of
eyes. Can give you sight. as he has
done for thousands Of others Read
what Mr.. 9. 3. Walthall. banker, of
Alex, Okla, has to say:
Having had serious eye troubles
ifol years and in trying to be fitted so
could see have spent hundreds Of
dollars on so-called eye doctors. was
advised by one of my friends to see
Di. NJ. Flatau of Chickasha. The doc
toI fitted me with glasses and / have
had perfect satisfaction ever SINCE
tsigned) G. o. Walthall.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-15
HOW 10 CURE A coin.

Be as careful as you. can, you will
occasionally take cold, and when you
do, get medicine of known reliability
one that has an established reputation
and that is certain to effect cure. Such
medicine is Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. It has gained a worldwide
reputation by its remarkable cures OF
this most common ailment, and can
always be depended upon. 1t acts on
natures plan, relieves the lungs, aids
expectoration, opens the secretions and
aids nature in restoring the system to
healthy condition. For sale by all
druggists. DEW
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-15
COAL! COAL

It is time to think OF your coal for
winter. We will deliver you McAles-
ter fancy lump at s7.Oo per ton, Eureka
egg at $500 per ton. Satisfaction guar
anteed.
MATTHEWs-LiNToN GRAIN co.
Eighth St. and Illinois Ave.
9-14-d-tf Phone 7so.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-15

ADVERTISE IN
THE DAILY EXPRESS.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-17
Avoided a Demonstration.

Though their marriage had been an nouneed for April 15, Charles A. Stauf- fer and Miss Edith Louise Bennett were married Saturday evening at 6:30 at Trinity Episcopal church in Phoenix. An hour later they left on the M. & r. train, their destination being the City of Mexico. One reason for their
 marriage ahead of the announced time was to avoid the celebration of the event, which had been planned by the Bachelors club, of which Mir. Stauffer was member. and by the D. D. girls LOST-Buckskin pony,branded IF on and it is one of the unwritten rules of the organization that any member getting married must invite all the oth- CT members to be her bridesmaids. Neither MT. Stauffer nor Miss Bennett cared for public wedding, and they preferred to defer the celebration of their union until their return from their honeymoon.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-17
NoBLEMAN AS PHEASANT GIRL
Russian Disguised As a Domestic Wins
 Wealthy Widow.

MOSCOW, April 16,-A story like 2 chapter from romance of the Middl, Ages has just come to light here. The wealthy and beautiful young Baroness Urusoff, widow of distinguished Rus sian government official, took up hei residence in Moscow about eighteen months ago and lived an extremely SC cluded life.
 About all the young cavaliers of Mos COW fell in love with her. The baroness however, rejected all attempts to obtain an introduction. Some months ago a young peasant girl began to visit the residence of the baroness, offering the servants cheap articles for sale. The baroness used to buy different articles from the girl, and eventually asked the girl whether she would enter her ser. vico as lady's maid. The peasant girl agreed and became the baroness maid. She discharged her duties to per lection for fortnight and then re- vealed thersclf" as young Russian nobleman named Maximoff.
 Baroness Urusof was so much inn pressed that she became engaged to him and the marriage took place week or 50 ago. The story has just become known in society circles.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-17
Cattle and Ranch Sold.

One of the most considerable cattle and ranch sales which has taken place place in this section for some months, was consummated when Robert Shultz and Henry Ritter purchased from Jeff Shipp his cattle and ranch interests in the Santa Maria section. MT. Shipp $ range is twenty miles square and he does not know exactly how many cattle he sold. He has resided in that section for over twenty years, and the pur- chasers' have been peighbors for about the same length of time; hence, they are thoroughly wise to the value of the property purchased.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-17
SOON ID ESTABLISH {. NEWS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION TERRITORIAL SECRETARY OF r. M. 0. A. IN GLOBE LOOK
 ING OVER GROUND. SPEAKS OF SUCCESS OF WORK EXPECTS TO HAVE BRANCH Es- TABLIsHED HERE BY FIRST
 OF THE YEAR.
SPEAKS OF SUCCESS OF WORK

That local branch of the Y. NJ. c. A. will be in operation in this city by next fall, or within few months later at the outside, is the opinion of D. W. Pollard, territorial secretary of the or ganization.
 MT. Pollard has been in this city for the past few days, looking into local conditions. While he does not consid- Ter that the time is ripe for association work here just now, he is confident that it will be but few months before ac- tive steps will be taken to organize a local institution.
 Not only did Mir. Pollard investigate conditions in the city, but he visited several of the mining camps as well. One of the strong features of the or ganizaton is the installation and maintenance of associations among the laboring classes,
 "The association is doing great work among the laboring classes, particularly on development work, where the men are employed at distance from settled communities and where entertainment is limited,'' said Mir. Pollard to the Sil- yer Belt yesterday.
 "Eiere is an example: A few months ago the association established branch in South Dakota, where a bridge was being constructed across the Missouri river, The contract amounted to about $3,000,000 and the construction company was experiencing difficulty in keeping men at work, as there was nothing to occupy their attention during their leisure hours. The branch was a sue cess from the start, and as a result, the work was completed three months ahead of time, simply because the men could be kept at work and the contractors were not losing time continually, in breaking in new workmen.
 "Similar results have been accom- plished in other places. These branch associations are probably as effective in unsettled communities as are the per manent associations in the big cities.
 "Globe will have an association be- fore many months. Plans were about completed when the financial crash came two years ago and the scattered threads are now being picked up. l be lieve there will be an association here by fall or by the first of the year at the outside"
 Phoenix hopes to have fine new building by the first of the year. The work has been delayed somewhat, but will soon be on in full blast
 Two years ago, $l05,000 was pledged for the building of an association home in Phoenix. A lot was purchased for $32,000. Recently portion of the lot was sold for a federal building and an other slice disposed of to the water com pany. The money received for these portions of the original lot, added to bonuses given by business men for the success of the association in securing the federal building, have been sufficient to pay off the original purchase price, giving the Y. NJ. c. A. its building site free
 MT. Pollard expects to leave for Douglas this morning.