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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-26
Mrs. chsansy RseavsrIna.

Mrs. Cneaney kecoNeflng.
d. II. Cheaney and sons. Rube and
Jsck. returned last night from Man
gum where they have been attending
ae bedside Of Mrs. 0heaney. Mr..
c. eaney reports his wife's condition
very much improved and that she win
recover from the effects OF the opera
tion nicely. Dr. Borders Of Mangum
performed the operation. Mrs. Chean-
az viii not be able to be brought home
for some time
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-26
SHORT STORIES
OF THE TOWN


Lamton Man Buys ncme f1ere.
D a. NIXON o. lawt0n purchased
tie +. ~ Coon place At the corner Of
Twelfth ana Ch0ctaw avenue Saturday
afternoon and vii make the place his
hon.e M Coon is farmer near Car
aegie. Okla. and owns several resi-
dence properties IN the city. The con
sideration was $500. Mr. Nixon
Kiu move his family to chickasha-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-26
Farmers Miss the Lecture

(Continued from Page One.l
cents. II is the cheapest and best way
TO keep a road bed good that has ever
been tried" said Mr. Good
Farmers who did not hear King
should read his article on Good
Roads"
Mr. King gave practical points on
road building at a small cost of mon
ey. Good roads viii tend to open the
rural districts and hasten the full de
veiopment of the country. Good roads
will make for prosperity" said Mr.
King in his closing remarks.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-26
THE MAJESTIC THEATER.
Program Tonight.
MOTION pTrTTIRFq

Motoring. a Thanhauser comedy.
The Minute and the Maid, an in
teresting drama.
Lady Clara. drama.
Vaudeville.
Mend and Griffin. comedy artists.
Singing and dancing. Good. clean
wardrobe.
Harry Brown, pianist
Night show 10c and l5c.
More fans tonight SO you can keep
cool at the Majestic, but you need not
wear your overcoat or any coat
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-26

County Weigher Goetting has been
weighing a number Of wagon loads Of
hogs the past few days for John Sharp.
who Is buying hogs all over the coun-
ty, which he expects TO fattsn for the
markets. Sharp win feed the hogs
near Chickasha.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-26

Captain Frank B. Manning is home
and reports that he passed the exami-
nation Tor the practice Of law ald was
admitted to the bar
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-06-26
lR MERCHANT:

Mn. NEhtJElAN
= When you buy advertising do
= you buy just space or circula-
= ton? How much would you
, give for $50 bills distributed on I
= the streets? Do you know Of any 4
= one who takes bills and such I
, advertising out Of the gutter. 4
= home2 The Daily Express goes
: into every home in and arouns
> Chiekasha worth while. An ad 4
, in this paper win reach al the
= people. Why throw away mon 4
= ey In other attempts. We can 7
> show you that this Is not just. =
= talk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-20

ELECTION
THURSDAY

, tuy untted rsess leased Wtret
OTTAWA. Ont. Sept. eo.---whss
has bean probably the fastest cam.
psion In the history Of Canada Will
end ssnlshs and voters Throughout
the doriaion tomorrew will cay
whether they Will enter . trade
treaty with the United States or not.
There really 10 not tho slightest
chance that reciprocity will be de.
festedA for the only bets that can be
Got on tho general result thls morn.
ing are those that slr Wifrsd Tau.
rssr's majority will be reduced.
These are being rapidly taken up ss
Liberals believe that whatever 10
iost In Quebec through the Bourassa
nationalist alliance with the con.
servstivss will be made up In the
west. whore reciprocity 10 over
sshsiminoiy favored.
Elections tomorrow viii be held In
ia out OF 32i constituencies. Three
liberals have already been elected
BY reclamation. their strength being
such that II was futile 20 put up q
conservative candidate. Sir wllfrid
Laurier In East Quebec IL ono and
J. A. Either Of Two Mountains.
Que. Is another.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-20
gE5I.sIa! the Port Townsend Correspondent
~. . Scoop on Schooner Loaded With Hay

kane out from Frisco since sun.
day. Capt. sisson. had arrived.
~she's loaded with hay conciud.
I'd tho correspondent.
lis she on firey- asked the wire
editor. planning a nice spot on the
first page Tor a thrilling story Of .
firo AT sea.
NO. Just loaded with hay" calm
iy replied the Port Townsend voice.
"6inkingT" patssntiy asked the
wire editor.
No. just loaded with hay" re-
pcatcd the correspondent.
And that's all there Ia 10 II.
huhy~ demanded tho wire editor.
~yc>. STR"
50 We offer star readers today
the rcd.hot neva that the schooner
Spokane Capt Sisson. arrived
In Port Townsend yesterday loaded
with hay. Mind that. please. abe
was loaded with hay.
Mayee this 10 q scoop: tho Port
Townsend correspondent limited
that u would be-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-20
i ne SOME
|o)oo CITY JOBS

~ \ ~ ~ day when appli-
- - - ND for 9 number Of
~ \ ~ employment Of the
(1GDGlHa sxist for most Of
- Applications have been
~ = coming In and there
1roo nDpt snxrcsx for good
p - ~ right men. The 20
oCDo:
o<1g \ IL engineers Of.
ulunaa. ssress and sewer tn
~ olneFz<l.R. cnunter clerk
y 1InesTs cfYice. water met
- cnvinG foreman. fireman
- 1sstruyssz. stationary
~ e1nfiosnxy engineers. Ap-
- nun b filed ~ The office
= ~ serv!ce commission on
Z 1lln ri1aY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-20
- uirty-Five Years, Champ
Clark Visits His Birthplace

Most OF those who throngcd
about the train when Clark ar.
rived wcrv his pupils whom he
taught school In Anderson county.
Tho entire population OF the town.
black and white. was In gala at.
tire.
Clark WAS escorted 20 tho fair
grounds. where no addressed his
former townsmen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-20
&c UP FIGHT
~ LOCAL OPTION

~. - pFccssdings may be
sph.e ths county com.
r.. Z - the county auditor.
vins6 By ths prosecuting
Ut No special election
- o. the local option
~ ~ opinson held thar
S - lss made local op-
oaes only possible at gem
ise9S for a special
- dat every locality
~ ne special election at
prt after that election.
spesos Issue may b.
- osiy at general cleo,
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DIsSolvE
STEEL TRUST

- rvss Le.n.a ws~.y
I0RK. SEPT FOE. n.
0.n1sn x ne board Of d.
q ~ steel trust. refused
q emnrm . rumor afloat In
circles that the steel cor
4. eFscton hare agreed on
q 1nsslvias the concern
uIlzafxng along lines laid
- supreme court decision
olssdasd Oh case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-20
fSik New Year Begins Friday

teaches that upon the new year tho
records Of every mortal ara gone
over. and the fate OF each Is finally
described on that other great Jew.
lsh holiday. yom kippur. or day Of
atonement. which occurs ten days
later. The Intervening time IL
known as the days Of repentance.
and the orthodox Jews hold 20 the
belief that n true repentance IL
shown. a fanity record may be over.
come whom Yom Kippur arrives.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-20

BOSTON. Sept. 2o.--Untll they
feel prepared 10 tight the govern.
msnt In every court. the indicted
officers Of tho United Shoe MA
chtusry Co. will not plead. &C.
cordinx to announcement here 10
day. The government intends TO
demand a heavy bail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-20

- ,.relEzsance telephone bell
rl1lsssly early this mornlns
q y ~ editorial rooms
- surrsspcsdent In Port
49, uants 10 talk 10 yoa NJ
ID, srDrnss" said central
-, : ~ he virc editor.
" sures<tloa Vas made and .
'S1ul vvl<s a the other sud Of
y - esritelly ave the news
~ lpuru.astsd Schooner -spo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-20
snssMlas NOT

~ So.D UNIVERSITY. Cal.
t. Authorities Of the junior
e -. W. ordered all 1912 men 10
~ ,'las hes1gear. This Ia
= rs'.ss attest tradition" and
il1,.1' .sriy Intended TO allow
4 smss more room.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-20
$50 PER ACRE

We have n 20-acrc trace, close to ssattie's
market, whore you receive the highest
prices tor all your garden products on
The Coaat Tho soil Is deep. rich loan,
capable Of raising vegetables. fruit and
poultry. On main county road, and
within easy driving distance OF seattle.
WIN snbdivlde and sell one half " do
aired, on terms Of $50 down and $40
monthly Take Madison car and Kirk
land ferry or Anderson boats 10 our Of
flee on wharf at Kirkland, or see
BURKE AZ FARRAR. INC,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-20

.,roS. Ky- Sept. 20. -ons
~ y .' ~ men Of central
~ ~ speaker Champ
- dspc; Of Lawrence renee
: nrlnplses Of the demo. demo.
= .s = scisy. II was cla ,Is
q ~ native town since
Z WIN hts family 70
intending to settle IN
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The MARKETS

49, ;ss {: &. 81 .s ~: 1885,: :. '
sssss sss ssslsss 10 vsslsssss. sssssassq
e f,ssheess ssd sssssst e.estlssss. ~
these ystce? sHssss sshe<wiss esesssssS
Ranch $500 .tf
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AuBWIRM SPECIAL

: acres close 20 Auburn. close 10 ". p.
car shops. bottom land. Price si.osg.
xzh0.oo cash
Lot igox2OO. all cleared. Price 5000 90 !.
sgONU cash. balance xa.oo a month.
YOUNG 4 DROnENg.
LII Lar
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PREPARING FOR
4 WORLD STRIKE

Inv tssfsa rss>s ts.s~d WireA1
DAVENPORT. Ia. Sept TO-
With . View 10 preparing FOR .
worldwide strike for the G-hevs
day. according 70 President
o'cornsii. the MschirIsss' con-
vsnsson here today voted 10 In-
crease the per capita sax 81 me
organization from IS 10 ~ cents
. month. This Will Insessss
the income ~ shs vniea ~
100000 . year.
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tob 70 100 New York Hook.
CHEAP CHICKEN RANCH


Within easy driving distance OF scattle's
public market: a-rnom house. fine well
and enough ground to accommodate
l. 500 to 1000 chickens. Price, $500;
small amount down and balance $40 per
month Take Madison ear toN Lake
Washington and King County ferry
acrosa 20 Kirkland and inquire ut hotel
for william Terry.
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The SEATTLE STAR

The SEATTLE STAR
~~e~Ns~~,,~~~~>S~~ ~~~~~~-e~>~~~~~
~ mail tssriouy In sdvanes}, 20 cents
= wHnsh. no 20 sIs Inenshss eta seashs
VS. enc yssr. o. 90.
~ . II. 'aea,ks. sf months. tlis, zoe
Vsf The eon.snienes Of our readers, We
hsfs sststiishsd agencies a. the follow
isiiss. sos nau.rd Az rhon.
es..s rArsmssy. sesasr ,,,h ~. ana
asssssis ttsw brss stsrs. corner fsrd
sai Ahsofa- North s3s uresa az,
- , re- = l psss ga g., s os.ss " ana
N's,h rssh rhss,sssy. sIss Dallas AZ.
= III .' sS..., rs e sgs... s:. i n.
cssae L..
A!'sa. ,sss ss.gs. ss.h .sa ossss-
Ads pksa % 60 n q N
ELp rhRm
G6x6{ C ssl lsotstD
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2z1z-l zs..-rar.s.z
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
-~~-~~<~<>r>~~~~~~-~~<~--
rpsa no~snsuna UNDERTAKING co
sss s ~ sa5 Y"' 4Sirs ns" nv r Iss
sss,.s AZ. phoassI Sctih $50, orssa o.
bsff ~ woRffa a foA. Professional
ptrsrtefs end Liesassd Embaimsfs itIi
ists OPP heefe theatre 10th phones so
n -. M.';es ca ksa.s.l pIssss.,:
PERSONAL.
fnr 0xYTxff6f >~>''~
nsffesss rns1monls In tssnfy ,ninusss
bfesss any ktnd ef fssss. ssrs blood
psissn no matter hs~ bod rhsuufafisFn
Inest leave. asthma. catsffh. sfonehitis.
fgss Noes ass swng fsfusis dtsprasfa
ticss Our bees fsss About s,sss
ssnsss1 o. ssfea here IN last ~
wxsHivGTov oxYpArHoR CO.
tssft Pat mag. assssi~ WASH
fsnsy ahssi nanfssi as1ssnif rsns
zeessnir Zee Co. ieeh Dss i1ss, ssasile
MisTyks cuanp 10 sss vev
tf.sss reswsnsnt. ssssists. wsshsst sv~s-
Isbss. ever %. hasssss sssss sssss psss
re Mad az .. ss az s. sss = ~ s.ls e
~ J."
ifsifirss<ins. maalssssas. sis-friSsi
face kef seslp tfsetmeat "a Downs
fss@s. faQlls waited ira A ssss
" ee.lins a. Ths mar efss~. hrs
Enarns MARVEL. 1855 nssfdian. win ~.
sssts sis ssxssts 10 the lsss thsstys free
LANES REMoDELfNo PARicRs
Nsw ssrn~nts made sra eta rsrseds,sd.
Latest sTt.s frtrss reasonable SIC
Arssds risx les T. fsif.
MARRIAGE CEREMONIES
PERFORMED.
ynoNnr MAIN sls1i ND %.
nsafs - lsnelr Jesa sss hassIsssnisi
nss-ss. Ma-.s = - e. 3 rssss
Classes - ssffuiety ~fefr Wsfder eve
stns e fst yfns q cesfss lts
LARGEST VARIETY OF HAHHE1H /
HOLLOWAY nfxtI-s II yoH LEsd
ttsg First Ave
intFpfertipa Ugrtesy soit 70 EatEi-
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jAtksON lfEAbl a. LpAN w.
Main ia. Bailey Bldg. Ind $40.
3 ACRES FOR $500
on EASY TERMS AT KIRKLAND
] acres o. rood loan soil within three.
quaftefs mills OF Lake Washington. ana
within walking distance " the boat
lie fsfSn Tor some one and ls we'll suit
"a for the raising % poultry and fruit
Easy tsr7n@--sss down and so month
T., % sAe "a 's x, AZ eAs f.rry Ta .,
Anderson boats 10 our office on wharf
Al Kirkland. Or soc
BURKE 4 FARRAR, nc.
4os 70 s0s Mes York Block
fiss-ssrs ehlessn raaen fsr ssis. mod
e.. .s,. ssa s ssss ssssy PAY ps,m. ssn
owner. Bsesn. is7t Alaska nicG Aaia
owX YoUn owa HoAE
v: 5 ss,is s' nids co ' ~ ' VIII. sies
20 ACRES CHEAP
Located west Of city. ssath Of Bremer-
ton. IN rich fsrniinx section; timber
never bc@n cut. more than enough tim
bsr 20 pa fer ne isnd. very good
sell. nine boats daily. -
PRICE tsee. flse Cash
cLtyForD LAND Co, 1913 THIRD AY
$40 CASH AND $40 MONTHLY.
buys tho beat rs -aefs iraff In wash
inrtsns rieh soii level. easily cleared,
asiabis tiinoer nrar so~n. on 5000
foad. rries ssss. ga ahgfs semafsabis
DERRY REALTY co. BLAINE.
CHICKEN HAScH
srre. AZ Colby. On coeniy road hsnsa.
running water. god neiEhcorhood,
Wiii make fac chicken and frait rsnch.
" aEnniTr REALTY co,
fse New YORK block
CHICKEN RANCH
WITH RUNNING STREAM
Seven aud eue.haif acres Of fine land
IN knshomssh county. ad5oiuins nnaaii
erssses this land. IL lies level. nssEh-
bars close a1 hand II ygu are looking
for riats upon which you can make
all asos, a pslss skst. terms are oniy
OLE HANSON 4 co.
sts.ff5 Nov York ni,ek.
sss WILL GIVE Yor POSSESSION 81
80 aCsss ~ fine rich valley land. close
. q s"G -. 's Ssau 81 sc pr %sa,h Cone
ID and sse sampfs Of soil aud products
KAY MCKAY.
ses Liberty Bias opposite rosrotfice
40 ACRES WITH LAKE
Part cleared. balance good solf and flee
.snss, ''i .ssaa 81 rs.t orehsrS saS
nss@ssiss nsrksss. This Is a snap
ci.irroisD LAND CO. ieis THIRD Az
CHOICE TWENTY ACRES
rrtrs ssse.ss. sss - cssh.
Same coed timber. no ssumps. excellent
coli handy 20 seattle or nresnerton
markets. nias boats daily. cheap freight
ct.iFFoMD LAND Co. 1919 TliihD Az.
rs ACRES isnpFossd ransh X nails
| from fc~n snd depot. ~ tr.lus daily ~
ceres in high stsfs Of caitirsiens ~
ehars s.sf 81 sol. ia. s,rsasn. two good
~elis s-tootn house. barn sexso feet
rats 10 ons Of the best Ranches In West
@s R ssss ', psrs r. ei-ar city prspssss.
alEhNER q HENDERSON.
81 Ex- X2sE Rl21s -
sins improved fe-aers farm. modern
buildinEs stock and impiementa John
flersmsn. rosisbo. Wash.
II yoa Want a chicken ranch, see kauff-
Sorshsrn Bsns pias
H0MtsTEADs.
sS7s ~ ca iscsfS Ssa q an sssspsisssIls
seed homs.ssad or dessv, claim is one
wsshisstcn. CAN 90 SO orchard views
THs Ehrxiss LAND coyyrrAs.,
NO. CAROLINA FARM LANDS !.
M ION * 1>f fsss ssn Esssffs
Carolina. the Nations Garden spot"
Leads other localities Tor vegetables,
\ fruits and staple farming on small
capital fiou,eseekers aud Investors
write cArolins Trucking Development
CO. saa Southern nag. Wilmington.
CITY REAL ESTATE.
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sins improved fe-acrs farm. modern
builcinEs stock and impienenta John
fsrramsn. rosistos Wash.
II yoa want n chicken ranch, zee kauff-
man Kelly Co. -The Live Wlrcs" ga
Northern Hank Hfd4
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~ a = q, Z - m
eoed homestead or desert claim fn one
~ the best frrft ssctlens OF Essssrn
Wasttssfcn- Cali 90 s<e orchard views
the pkHKfNs LAND coMPANY.
All THIRD xr MAIN fsG
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FOR SALE-Paying grocery business account sickness, long lease, cheap rent; good location; also for meat market nj connection. Address Grocery" care Sen tinel- Record. 23 I'm
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NEW YORK COTTON.

New York May 16-Yesterday's losses were just about recovered in the cotton market during the day s trading, owing to renewal of old crop bull support, steader cables and covering the new crop shorts who seemed to be partially influenced by reports that rain is needed in some sections of the South. The close was off from the best under realizing and barely steady but last prices showed a net gain of from 6 to IT points.
 There was some selling of the new crop on the advance by traders who believe dry weather during May is a favorable feature from new crop standpoint.
 Receipts toda~. s.ss7 bales against 12,1O4 last week and 13,1S6 last year. For the week 60,0O0 bales against c0,474 last week and 74,76S last year. Todays receipts at New Orleans, 1.7S9 bales against 3.011 last year and at Houston 1,160 bales against t107 last year.
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FoA R3eN Nicely furnished room. 1naaira aas lsawihesne s7-tt.
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FOR SALE-Nice new nome. five rooms city water, electric lights. Enquire on premises, AIS Garden St. 4-1S-1m
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J. STONE BUTNER,
 Richmond Ky.
coMMIssIoNER,s sALE.

Notice is Hereby Given, That in pur- suance of the authority and directions contained in the decretal order of the Chancery Court of Garland County, made and entered on the 18th day of April, A. D., 1911 In a certain cause (No. 4l31 then pending therein between Hot Springs Savings Trust and Guaranty Company and Ed II. Johnson, trustee, ssompiaintsnts, ants and " P shannahan, Company and ]. M. Connolly defendants, the undersigned. as Commissioner of said Court, will offer for sale at public yendue. to the highest bidder at the front door or entrance of the County Courthouse, in which said Court Is held, in the County of Garland within the hours prescribed by law for judicial sales, on Saturday the 27th day of May A. D., 1911, the following described real estate. to-wit: Part of lot numbered four (f) in block Ninety-seven C97l of the Hot Springs Reservation according to the official plat of the U. S. Hot Springs Commission, more particularly described as follows: Beginning at a point on Hawthorne St at the common corner of lots and b. running thence north along the said dividing line 150 feet; thence east on line parallel with Hawthorne St. to Cartwrights line s2 feet more or less; thence south on the said line to Hawthorne St at point S8 1-2 feet from the place of beginning thence along Hawthorne Street to the place of beginning, in which deed Mary l.. Snannahan joined her husband and conveyed her right and released her probability of dover in Garland County, Arkansas
 Terms of Sale: On credit of three months. the purchaser being required to execute bond as required by law and the order and decree of said Court in said cause. with approved security. bear ing interest at the rate of ten per cent per annum from date of sale until paid, and a lien being retained on the premises sold to secure the payment of the pur- chase money
 Given under my hand this 4th day Of May, A. D.. 1911.
 H. A wHITTINGToN,
 Commissioner in Chancery.
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Harry Howard. an old railroad man, and who has been a resident of this city for the past fifteen years is in destitute circumstances at 121 Ex- change street. While he has been as sisted by several citizens, they are unable to carry the entire burden. and make an appeal to the charitably inclined people of the city to lend a helping hand.
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FnR RENT After Juna | 7-Foom asnsal0wI modern hat and cold water iAth aFlis apan stsslgs. well fllrnished. ,. elg tA& fospe6t s-17 tE
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MARKET NEWS
NEW YORK STOCKS.

New York May 16.-Wall Streets immediate response to the decision of the Supreme Court in the Standard Old case was strong and insistent demand for securities such as had not been witnessed since the disso- lution of the Pearson Farquahar syn, dicate last July.
 The decision was interpreted as a most important bullish factor and stocks were advanced with rush, the important issues gaining from ? to points. The great increase in the volume of business was perhaps as importans feature of the market as the advance in prices. In the first hour three times as much business was done as in yesterdays entire ses- sion. The days total was 1,O06,009 shares. Among the important gains were Union Pacific and General Elec tric points; Reading 2 IS and JVutntfU dttlitf OHitCu oldttS toltCi' Westinghouse Electric and Utah Cop per, American Smelling and a number of other active stocks two or more.
 Standard Oil fluctuated back and forward on the curb. selling at one time points above yesterdays close. but losing more than 15 points on the day. American Tobacco was similarly upset, closing with point gain af- ter having adyonced 20 points.
 Relief from the uncertainty which had restricted business for so long was ended at last, and this was per haps as much of a market factor as the nature of the decision itself.
 Trading in bonds increased with that in stocks and the bond market was active and strong. Total sales, par alue, amounted to $5,267, ,000. U $. bonds were unchanged on call.
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s5o,ooo,ooo CANAL BONDS.

Washington, May ls--secretary Mac veagh today invited popular subscriptions to a s50.OO0,0O0 issue of government bonds to reimburse the treasury general fund for expenditure on account of the Panama Canal.
 Treasury officials expect the loan will be. largely oversubscribed and Fin distributing the new securities in the governments announced intention is to give performance to smaller bidders. al
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FRENCH TROOPS WIN.

Relaioun, Morocco. May 16.-The section of the French relief column under Lieutenant Colonel Bavouset engaged the rebels at Merada on Sunday. The latter lost 100 men kill ed and 200 wounded. The column pro ceeding to Fez to the aid of the be- seiged Sultan and French forces at the capital
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FOR sALE-Go0a colonization proposi ton, 5 200 acres. nice level land. Win cut 4,000 feet merchantable timber per acre Practically all can Dc cultivated Price @ per acre. W. T. Hawkins, S29 1-z Central avenue.
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WANING oRpER.

Tn the Garland chaneery Court, Matilda Mcclure and c. J. Horner. Trustee, Plaintiffs.
 Against Marshal Branton. Catherine Branton and R. B Gray. Defendants. The defendant. R. B. Cray is warned to appear in this Court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff. Matilda Mcclure, ct al This April 27th. 1sl1
 II. A. Wilmington. Clerk
 By A. c. snllenberger, D. c. c. Floyd Hun, Esq, Attorney ad Item.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-17
A DISGRACE

rs go through life like deformed being when the culture of dancing overcomes these defects, lends grace to ones carri- age and commands ar erect. quick step.