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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-14

The son of Sir Walter scott was d
heavy dragon, and was once quar-
tered in Dublin. Great attention was.
o. course. paid to him At a dinner
given ln his honor al ST stephens
Green, Doherty. Bushe and Others tried
hard to bring him ON. but al ID
vain. He continued eating BIS dinner
and wiping his mustache. says Lon
don Outlook. At last. toward tie end.
as though DE- knew Ne was expected
70 do something for the credit of the
honored name hc bore. he ADJ nly
broke ont apFopos Of nothing Ny
twa aunts had q parrot. one Oar. 8
sudden, the Parros Tapped its iugs
and ca'd cot Lord a mercy and THEN
the parrot just dyappit doom deidr lie
stopped abruptly and went on eating.
Most curious said Doheriy. High
ly interesting SAID another, but the
Young man said no mora
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-14

Good roads stimulate country travel
for pleasure and recreation BY facili-
taung the ease and comfort Of the
sane
Colonel Pope A good road is always
70 Be desired. and Is a source Of com
fort and cOayenience 10 every tray-
eler-
Julian Hawthorne On "A National.
Highway in Cosmopolitan. They 20
70 sleep in one place and awake in
another. The educating and eultivat-
ing influence Of travel are mainly
missed The train pauses for
moment at a station. and we look out
and Sc 8 line Of figures staring idly
Ep ST Us from q platform. and then
they vanish and We forget them. We
have seen them. but they are as much
strangers 70 Is as they were before.
How DO they lives What are their
occupations. their thoughts. their
ideals. their griefs and pleasuress Has
cur feeting glance in any respect deep
ened or broadened our comprehension
Of the American people. or strength
ened the bonds Of sympathy between
one part OF the country and anothers
And yet such comprehension and sym
pathy are urgently desirable and ex-
pedlent, Il this Union j. 10 grow into
a Homogeneous and vital organigm.
Interstate commerce. freight trains
and drummers are well enough in their
way, but they alone WIN noC suffice 10
make the American people a unit The
press. with all its thousands Of local
correspondents. viii not do it, No
what Is needed Is 8 sort Of quiet. IN
commercial. social circulation Of the
inhabitants OF the land among one an
others homes and birthplaces.
We should travel. not for financial
gain. not TO traffic with our neighboE.
thus coming in contact with him on
his hardest and least congenial side:
not 10 take snap shots at him. either
philosophieaIIy or figuratively. but 10
know him. to be friends with him. TO
chat with him. to tell him and ask him
homely. domestic. kindly things How
are We 70 bring about this agreeable
condition. II is. IN a word having
marked out what ever route would be
most agreeable and expetIient to build
a magnificent boulevard clear across
Afs. -s~-, Af~sr-r-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-14

between her desire that her friends
should have jolly time and her fear
lest they should be espied b. Aunt
Jame'r sharp eyes. Then she laughed
in relief As She caught sight Of the
hired man driving out of the barn with
d great hay rick She Jumped up and
swung her sunbonnet JOEL she
called. we waat 10 20. Come along,
girlsr' she added % her companions,
''the party's going to begin
Joel gcod-naturedly waited for The
children and tossed them INTO she bie
wagon az though they had been 50
many bundles of feathers. He climbed
Sd last ~ all and cracked the whip. and
away they went. the rick bumpiuc
and humping over -hummocksv and
stray STONES, while the little folks
laughed and shouted with delight
such fun they had vhen the hay field
was reached. rolling III the hay. jump
ing into hagcocks and once in while
making believe work by raking q win
ror
yit's Just lovely partyw the village
children declared when, warm ana
tired they sat down 10 rest I'd the
shadow of the stone wall
II sp0se there'li be 'freshmeuis when
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-14

other staf- q ihc Union ran road IN
pfoyement add ~ largely 70 tge jcpl'la-
ton because ihe largest part N NV
Jerseys territory IL wliaii q short dis.
tance Of the grcatesf ctirs in ths
Union and It N frequently 1ab W
wealthy men having summer hers2a
in tbe State that n their nelgbbor
hoods bad roads such as could ~
pleasantly tfavelod 10 winter the city
would have little attraction for fheui.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-14

The census report on the manusac-
turing Interests Of the country makes
the lumber industry the fourth in in
poranee in the lisT. They range il the
following order. Steel, textiles. meat
packing and lumber IN the latter q
capital Of SGl1G00Oa0 Is invested. 2S3,-
600 men are eTnpicged and the output
Is placed At 5G1s00.OO0 a year. o. ten
times the value Of the lumber products
of the country fifty years ago.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-14

ue ess taek % s1e lsussy sal1 kate
Foster
FL s1ese s- stanzarsl HuilE
A-u- -Bu1 I've COS ry-e luIc4ec1
he-e-7 sle Lasfens1 % s-y. I-uslle-ls q
rfn ual weh she Aad managed %
srn-zle lnz1 tie wsesl frss1 se--e -
e-et 1sdi-z nl4ee -Lt aln'1 I.ueA. SIZE
--eIaz1zs.I- raising ra&lE ana da4lay-
lA- half q agzaa co.kies wlth lleze1
s.z-es. d few rlaeeS 81 cake E1t ginger
bread and q s1rrT -.cCklEs quarter q e
De. a. Hg.1y Ann A-d been saTins
Cd Ills sr-ezd srgm her iE1ehas a. the
r1st w-E & c1ut5 meg ts e1Ieered %
have q ra-T fsesA av1ez-zZce- Bu- fle
-rarty~ vas too hungry 20 be 9Ter-
rsrrieal1r- and s111 sAe-e vast
r-unb Jeff
-The ns1- thing On rle p0-=ranl-7 a1-
r1urce5 HEilT am rs 10 20 % CAaE'-
mgz L11e an r.eE t-1ekbe-rlas- 7
know where they 'ra rA5eEsr'n spat-ers-
The visitors seemed % = q Little
d6u5rfnl abour rhls expedition There
ui-hr 8. saskes- objscrsd HAITI
WHY. I - up there most every taE-
az nerer saw e snake there in al M
life.~ declared Hubby Ann. wLl wasn't
0ue of ths t1mld kind
The promise q q tezs- e berries 7rls
telpsins. - finally the liftle camE1ny
ellu1ted orez the wall and crossing the
main re1d wandered into the shady
lane. II must y owned thar they
didn't hare a very good tine here.
Perh1ps il was because they were
tirsd-or. possibly. they were the least
bis hungry il spite of the luncEa0n be-
sGdas. rhe hlackherrles were not as
pleatlful as the bzzmbles Kate tore
her dress on a blackberry hush. and
hzd-zHIpered bee stung Huidv Am
Bmt what trouhled the latter most was
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-14

According 70 the Brooklyn Eagle a
man died the other day IN hotel ID
New YORK City. at which he.had lived
for many years. when be was carried
out iii his coffin il was tie first tllna
for over Eve yeans that be had been
without the walls Of bis hotel There
is scarcely a considerable hotel ID q
large city that cannot point to guests.
as rhey are called, Of zlnilar habits
q ssciusioH. Perhaps the case cited is
an extreme one. but Inquiry at any
large hotel is likely TO develop the fact
that among the peasa1nent guests
there are cne on two who win not step
On the pavement outside the door for
weeks at time. As rule these men
are bachelors Of widowers. having no
Immediate family and n1 business oc-
enpation. Each large hotel Is 4 world
unto itself and Il by 10 neanz follows
shat these people are recluzes. As
matter Of fact they and all their wants
supplied under The roof Apart from
tie demands Of nature. they may and
human association. amusement ex.
citement and even conviviaIity within
doors. The necessity for going abroad
does not exist
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-14

The leg has its own woes. 10 which
it falls heir from the legacies Of exer-
else Grooms and cavalry officers are
inclined to have bow legs ami to 'toe
in" parrot fashion, as is admired in
Japan and IN Indianiand. Priests.
magistrates and all who wear skirts
drag their legs IN walking. instead
Of raising them. as do soldiers and cor
rect pedestrians Dancers Of ballet
who have worked hard at pointing
have an internal deviation Of their
bones frci itude known as -on-
ION" Sc -omen who pass much
of their Ig-s On their knees have a
swelling Of the knee joints. Dentists
leg" is result Of oversrain. fatigue
and prolonged muscular contraction.
Another instance OF muscular trade
marks is found among file cutters.
They overexert the right hand IN their
work with the hammer The hand and
wrist finally weaken and slriveL The
pressure of the cAisel against their
thumb stunts the growth Of that mem
beE ard bends it backward.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-14

Lord Kitchener relieves the climate
Of South Africa. the hardshirs q cam
paigains and the native fodder from
responsibility for the extraordinary
mortality among the mounts OF the
British army during tie war. He says
It was simply due TO the fact that most
Of the men atteading the animals knew
nothing about tie care Of horses.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-14
Huldy Anr
Wrrsn F-r h Wzs1izgs-n s-z-.
b. l. Lnzise Ls11eL

- = - 'N
wzs HaidT Ann's elere1rh t.--h-
dag. and sle lad saTe1 80
was dreadfully afraid ArIs I1ae
= wozld 1ad cur aheuf it-.1e sae-ei-
{ msaa S1s was s1rs tie airrAisy
~ouId never be thought q TIE Lr1is
zirTs szrner ana ue1Ler were dad
and shs lad Hired via her s9zs-s-
agus for 1e4rly ysar- sAs tAo1gAE
Aunt Jane fsdl'f care wEet1eF sle had
zs1d fl-s 8T n5- hEr possibly @Ae
~as unis-1Een. Sc hsd slipped 0ut e
tEa kirehen now. on the s.E. fer fear
sae worlt b. tod 70 ssW r1te-V7osz
y do -srent~ ca THE AatefHl steezlGs,
he was knltrI1z- she had ether plans
ST. was looking anLi1ussy down Tie
-os5 thzt led 90 rhe village II was-'s
nag before she zaw whaf sAe Was look-
inx for- They're c7mingr sAe sad
axeita1ly. she had been az1 afraid
fhey wo111u'r come. ard the otAsT halt
afraid tAat they would Ard n5w there
they were.
ghe made s1re that ~ ore vas
wafchlag before she raa to meek then
-or it-1or fl w4s her parry that sAe
was expecting That was Hully Ana's
secret. zhe was % have a party. and
Amt Jane dl1n't know the FIRST thing
about r.
II wasl't d very BIC party TO be SUITE
cuIy HafrIe L1rEll and her litrie sister
Fannie and rEe Poster twins Hattie
was zsIate Mss 0f twelve with blue
nyes ard saxen bFalds. Little Fan was
5Iuer eyed and her hair was Ha1eDer.
and hung IN rinslets 0vsr hsr chubby
.erk Fan always reEninIed Huldg
Ann Of zn angel though d c0urse she
had never seen 0neY- The Foster SIS
.ers. Eate and Lizzie. were rosy
checked. black-eye1 damsels of rem
with ei0saly cropped brown Afs1s.
They fthe twins were not IL the least
8ngeilc
-Tm 'm0st 'fraid we're too early
remarked Hattie. VITA a si.eiong
zlancs at Hubby AIMS brown calico
1ress and sanh0nner
The four vissrgrs wore spicE-and-
span tight prints. 50 sti1y starchel
slaF they fairly craekled VIXEN theas
wearers moved
Huldy Ann noticed Fhe glanee and
biuzhed -So. y8u amt Z mite roo
sarIy. she replied III didn't dress up
II thought B'raps we nlighs IKE q
Jig 5n rka sand h42u
Tie visitors locked at fheir clean
gawns and Al eaea ether II didn't
! pose f0zEs dug ID raad heaDs ct par
.iss EKs E9 Lizzie Foster L
s'pced they played games u ths
Sgusa
There are different kinds n parties
said Haidy Am. wiki dignity iYOu
see she hadn'r planned f1r q hqusF
t1yA -Lefs sit 1own under tie big
elm ard rasr spell she went oa
How sbe al wish she knew what 10 d
rexti To tai vie TRUTH she had never
tleea 10 q parry 70 al heE lie
"a dsa't huE thith party ith much
fun~ Iispsd Iitfle Fan- after the girls
had been sitting In awkward silence
for = few moments
-TAe party hasn't begun yet an
swered Hn-dy Ann. nearly distracted |
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-14

that although iE was growing Late in
the afternoon tie party showed no
signs q peacefully disbanding She
began n have dreadful misgivings that
ir-or they-wouId insist On going home
with her.
sure enough before long ree Foster
girls began 20 wonder If there would
- ice cream for supper Then Hat
tie inquired. Don't ycu think it's time
wera getting back u the houses I'm
De dark pretty soon.
Hubby Ann dreaded the dark But
still more she dreaded the sight Of
Aunt Jane -Oh. I don't know" she
said II gues- 'tisn't 70 very late"
Whiie she was speaking a big drop
of rain fell plump on her nose. and a
low peal Of thunder runbled in the dis
faree
Dear me. I'm scared 10 death Of
thunder cried HattLe. turning pale
-Pooh- said Huidy Ann. nobody
was ever killed By thunder
Bet sharp fash Of lightning and
fast-falling raindrops proved too much
even for Huldy AIMS courage. and she
scampered down the hill with the other
children. almost running against a COW
cred wagon and an old white horse
thar stood at the foot Of the lane.
why. Joel, is tfs. you:v cried the
little girl
wall. l guess It's" answered Joel
Your aunt sent me to fetch you home.
We kinder thought you'd be up in the
lane
The shower was soon over. but
Huldy Ann was very thoughtful all the
way home When the farmhouse was
ia sight she put her mouth close 10
JOel's err and whispered Does Aunt
Jane know there's anybody with meg
~Certain.v answered Joel. his eyes
iwinkling- The Larkin girls ma and
the Foster girls ma both came over to
take 'em home from the party
Anyway. she can't mOre'n kill me-
thought Huldy Ann.
But vince they drove up to the door
there stood Aunt Jane looking real
pleasant And when they got into the
big, cool kitchen. with its yellow paint
"a floor and vine covered ws1dows
'here was the supper table spread with
cold meat hot biscuit. cake. pie. pre-
serves. cheese, pickles ard dear knows
how many other indigestible goodies.
Nobody thought Of ice cream. ana
az erybody enjoyed the feast. excepting
perhaps Huldy Ann; her conscience
was troubling her. She felt very
proud, though, when Aunt Jane set be-
fore her O big, frosted cake with eleven
pink Deppsrnints On top, and told her
g cut the birthday cake.
II was very quiet little girl that
stood beside her aunt an hour later.
watching ihc visitors ont of sight
Aunt Jane, she said shyly. rs fhey
turned % 20 into the house. you're
awful good I'm sorry ! acted so.r
Aunt Jane pursed up her lips ia n
queer smile Never mind she saia
-only the next time you think OF glvln'
q party, I guess you'd better let ne
know beforehand"
"Ycs'm, " said Huldy Ann meekIy.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-14

Chicago has a new literary sensation
IN book Of rules for street car con
ductors. and all the papers devote gen
erous space to IFS review. Some Of tie
rllea are capable OF general appliea-
ton, such. for example, as Always
avoid shutting the door against a pas
senger's hand, and Give passengers
time who want 10 catch your car The
passenger who pulls the register cord
instead Of the bell rope must not be
abused or reprsmaHded. and the same
sentLaness must be used in throwing a
passenger OF the car only absolutely
necessary force must be exercised; =
the moto-man may assist the conductor
In such an emergency. but ~ must 10.
use the controller handle. These are
only few Of a body OF rules which
show 2 keen knowledge OF the ways OF
street car conductors wherever found
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-14

The STATE Board o. Railroad Con-
mlssioners 0f Massachusetts, has taken
up the Investigation q every collision
occurring On tie street railroads n the
various towns % the State. with the
view Of establishing rules f0r their
operation and providing 2 system OF
signals which VIII reduce the danger
10 travel
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-14

Once upon time there was a man
who thought be wanted the earth
Then be lad Z vision and he dreamed
be DID own the earth lie thought
the assessor came around a1d be woke
~ with q grosn- lie has never wanted
tile earth silce.-Hudsol Register.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-14

The Clayesmore school at EnfaTd
England. Is trying a curious experiment
in allowing its pupils to keep dogs. A
kennel club has been formed with
master for its president, and every boy
Is responsible for his OWE dog and the
state Of its kennel The head master
writes. 1T has been found that tie
care Of dogs is a sound means Of moral
discipline to the youth OF mankind.
Whs.e thoroughly agreeable to boFish
inclinatioas. Every one knows how
dearly an English boy likes TO keep
dog, and under proper supervision the
possession Of such a pet tends to make
lin kind TO all animals. while ii also
enables him to enjoy the open air. ana
in the most sensible and natural man
ner TO learn a great deal OF the common
laws Of nature and the ways Of animal
life
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-14

Il 1870 tie ave-ase rate q freight
q an railroad lines vas 1-s9c- Per ton
per nile. IN 1ss0. l17e.i 1893 o-9le;
100. O70e- Thai IS IN thirty years
tie freight charges have dsclined two
thirds. This sun expressed in dollars
s 81 So. So Ocg-gults saving to the
country.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-14

Fcs.a Is tie only one Of the smaller
planets which can be seen with the
naked eye. It's diameter is only 500
miles and its whole surface bur one
ninth thar of Europe.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-14

The man who wants a soft berth
ia this world generally has 70 oust
someone else out of it.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-14

a few years hence an elopement in
high life may be accomplished with the
ald of an alrghlp
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-14

Tl-ee Of tie great B0er Generais-
Eotha. De Wet and Delarey-aEe eols-
lns 70 Tie United states to study our
farming methods. They consider
American farmers the bsst II the
world. Cone to think q H. this
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-14

A summary q IL Irish csnsrs r.
turns presented to Parliament. SHOWS
that during a haif esDrrrT more tl2n
100000 persons have euisrars1 from
Ireland. and that eighty peE cent q
these have gone TO Tie United statez-
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-27

The Denver Post in its account of
the accident at Pinto some few days
ago, under a Grand Junction head,
made the statement that w G.
Choate. superintendent of the Rio
Grande junction road, notwithstand-
ing the frantic appeals of the friends
and relatives of those on the train
that was wrecked, would not give
out any information whatever to the
press, though at the time he had
complete list of the names and resi-
dences of those who had ben in
jured. The correspondent of the
Post in this city never made any such
statement rejecting upon Mr.,
Choate. The statement that was
tackled onto the matter that was sent
from here came from the fertile
Imagination of the Post writer and
was a reflection upon Mr.. Choate
not warranted by the facts. The ed
itor of this paper asked Mr.. Choate
for complete account of the acci-
dent, so that it should not be given
to the public in a garbled form, and
he was most obliging, giving all the
Information he had and opening ey-
cry avenue of information in his
control. This explanation is made
because the statement appeared as
If coming from this city, while the
reverse is true.
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-27

The advertising pages of the pre-
MUM list for the Mesa County In
dustrial & Fruit Fair Association are
filling up rapidly. Mr.. Sylvester has
not nearly made the canvass of the
city and he is receiving encouraging
contracts. There will be $500 of
these premium lists issued, and they
will 20 into every farm house in the
county, and as an auxiliary adver-
tising medium they cannot be eX-
celled. Mr.. Sylvester will make
complete and thorough canvass OF
the city for the book.
PERSONAI-If you want to buy or
rent that second hand piano, ad-
dress BLUE 6, box 3St, CITY.
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-27

Yesterday the annual report of
the state stock inspection board was
made public and many Interesting
facts are given therein 1t shows
that during the year the inspectors
Inspected 800, 200 cattle and l.744
horses, and collected $2.27S.79. The
special inspectors inspected SSS.9TO
cattle and collected S1,414iO. The
receipts of the Office from the sale of
stray cattle was S19,O25.4O. The
cash received from inspection fees,
advertising sales, etc, was SS,i26.Sl
making total of S27152.21 The
report is very satisfactory and shows
work
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-27
r E A E S T A T E
BARGAINS

No. 1O66.-Nice I-room cottage on
Ouray; nearly new. VIII trade
for ranch property. ...... 81, $50
No. 577.-1O acres. ( miles from
the city; all in full bearing or
chard; owner agrees to guaran-
tee 1000 boxes of peaches this
year; 400 apple and pear trees
............... S2,5OO
No. 954.-2 y acres close to the
clJy ............. $500
No. SSS.-A pair of nice lots on
Rood avenue. e............. S395
Money to loan on real estate or
chattel security. Fire insurance in
the best old line companies Be
lieving that the present rate of IN
surance is high enough, We never
charge a policy fee. When you have
a deed. lease or other contract to
be drawn We viii do 1t for a very
moderate charge.
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-27

This morning the marriage Of
Glen Clifford and Miss Ora lone
ketchum was celebrated at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Ketchum in Seattle.
Wash. Only a few friends and the
relatives witnessed the ceremony.
Miss Ketchum, with her parents, for
merly resided in this city, and the
young lady is well remembered in
Grand Junction. She is young lady
possessing many personal charms
and has ever been held in high re
gard by her many friends in Grand
Junction. Mr.. Clifford is a promi-
nent business man of Seattle. The
hapDiest wishes for a happy future
will go to the bride from Grand
Junction, her old home.
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-27
Special Bargains

CO acres. miles of city; worth
500 per acre. for. ...... $4,000
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-27

People formerly wondered with
great wonder where the giants of f.
nance secured all the money neces-
sary to carry forward the great
schemes in which they were quoted
as being Interested That wonder
has now given way to Indignation.
because they have found out-those
who hold Equitable policies-that
their money was the money being
used. The wonderful Jerome should
not hesitate to prosecute every last
one of the fat criminals who have
been using the funds of the policy
holders for their own. They are all
criminals. Because this money was
so used the policy premiums have
been so high. II was an easy matter
to sit back in the granite buildings
and have policy holders to work and
earn the money that the bloated and
thieving officers of that great cor
poration used for their own private
gain.
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-27

Yesterday Elizabeth Hogan. the
4-year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Phillip Hogan of Boulder. met death
in very peculiar manner. She went
to the barn for the purpose OF hunt
ing eggs and in attempting TO look
into barrel TO see If there were
any eggs there, she lost her balance
and fell in. The blood rushed to her
head and caused death.
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-27
Zero Soda Water
at the
Elite Fountain
The Coolest in the land
Bacon
s.
Spaulding
Sprained Ankle, Stiff Neck, Lame
ShOulder.

These are three common ailments
for which Chamberlain Pain Balm
is especially valuable. If promptly
applied it will save you time, money
and suffering when troubled with any
of these ailments. For sale by all
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-27

A telephone message received tbi,
aIlsrhoon from DeBeque states that
mere Is no change for the better in
sug cohdltion of J. 5. Swan. He is
falling rapidly