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Uninproved.


TWO (2) LOTS FOR SALE AT HARRIET,
first division of Remington Park. price $500
EACH -
Two eight-room houses on Girard av n;
hardwood floors. water and gas; in frst-class
condition; fine grounds; price So, 600 each; easy
One lot on Portland av, GO feet by 124 feet
deep, inside of 2sth ST. all improvements In;
this is bargain; price 2,40o; 5000 cash, bal
Stewart. Barrett g. Co..
535 Temple Court.
ssoo-oN GARFIELD Az BETWEEN ssd ST
and 33d st, west front, perfect lot. We know
this Is cheap; 42X12S. ;. -,
s55O-On Pleasant av, close to 31st st, east
front, all improvements, 45x123 Look these
up. Good buy. -
c. & c., 3i5 Bank of Commerce Bldg. =:
Is LOTS NEAR NEW BR1GHToN; ONLY
$40 each, clear Of incumbrance; east from
lots in Cataract addition, seth avenue N .ane
CoIfax, at 500 each; 2 fine lots in Crspeau's
addition, one block to Plymouth car. $8Qt
each; $40 monthly. John L. Smith, b3S Sc
curity Bank Building. rt&2
FOR sALE-A BARGAIN IN M1NNEAPoL1s
property; seven blocks, containing 16S lots
easy payments. Jay p. Morrill,, 407 Glob
building, Minneapolis. 80 e:r.9 49,.
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.WANTED-REAL ESTATE

TRACT OF LAND wANTED-oF FROM 1000
to 5000 acres suitable for general farming,
close to railroad. Give best price and terms
in first letter. Address ,1013, Journal. 81 ) {. :.
WILL EXCHANGE 10 -HoRsEPowER AUTO
mobile detachable tonneau, for lot An 8th or
18th ward. Address 2270, journal.
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.DYEING AND CLEANING

TWIN CITY DYE WORKS, THE LEADING
French dry. cleaners FOR ladies'. and gents'
clothing and III household goods. SIC Nicollst.
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MINNETONKA PROPERTY

HOME FOR SUMMER OR WIN
ter. We offer a beautiful residence on the
best part of Cotragewood shore, facing main
lake, with frontage of 125 and depth Of 3s1
stable, l75x1OO. The improvements on this
property consist Of a nine-room modern house.
Thoroughly built for summer and winter. hay-'
ing hardwood finish and hardwood floors, bath
room. two -flreplaces, basement. furnace, fine
porches, water furnished from central plant
at cottagewood and good boathS Sa on the
ments On this property. cost $4,000. In ad-
dion to the the beauty Of the lay
add generally to the beauty Of the property.
while the shore has been riprapped with
. BILE by electric line, as tthe express boats
landing is only two minutes walk from the
house and is also located within five minutes
walk Of cottagewo9d station People a locking
: the lake cannot do better than to LOOK at
this property and this is the best time Of the
be glad to go with any prospective ,purchas.
ers to examine the property. The price 10
$1,000 Terms can be made to suit. Nfckels
& Smith, 81 Nicollet az - e. = -. -.
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FOR RENT
For Rent-Unfurnished Houses.
TEMPLE COURT REALTY CO.,
aa,lc n11iIdA1an

Q % o o 0 o o o
TEMPLE COURT REALTY CO., o
455 Temple Court Building. o
Q N. w. Nicollet 543-J: T. G. $3.50. ,a' Q
. ss-Two large rooms, 10th nv near %
o sis.ThFee rooms modern, 4th av S in 81 o
Q hoor, Nicoliet near near 2sth. o.
$2o-Five rooms, first floor, same as above. o.
$2o--Four rooms, modern, easy walking o.
$22-Five rooms, modern except heat, Ste 0
y yens near Lake. =. - $50 o
$25-Eght rooms, modern in all respects, o.
LIST av S near 9th st. .A~t o.
The assistance of our Rental Depart o
other desirable locations. Tell us your o
needs. - o
o 90 o o 0 90
aoa " GRANT ST, CORNER OF
Spruce place; o rooms 6 bedrooms)
all Of them bright and open to the
sunshine; steam heated gas range,
plenty of heat needed and hot
water at all times; artesian water,
janitor service; summer rate $50;
ASH Park av, IL rooms, all modern, barn. $500
2o5 Ridgewood av, II rooms. modern.
420 Ridgewood av, o rooms. modern, barn 80 90
Aoll Ntcollet aV, rooms, gas, furnace.
1923 Linden av. rooms, bath. gas, fur: o'00
mace. all mouern Sooo
427 Lyndale N 10 rooms. city water,
8O4 eth st Sc, rooms, bath, gas, city
,ooo water ''......!.....:..... ......... wv
2oOO clinton aV, reoms ~ water, sewer 1904
23l2 18th av 8, second floor nat, rooms,
city water sewer, closet. ......... 1Ooo
George odlum. Manager. 300 Phoenix Bldg.
THE WISCONSIN SYNDICATE,
Temple Court.
S2b.00-5-room upper duplex, modern except
heat, 1910 Linden
641.66 $500 per year)-9-room house, well deco
rated. hardwood turnout, modern hot air
furnace, laundry; very pleasant home
e45.oO-7-room steam heated, strictly modem
lower duplex; large rooms; 500 year
allowed for tending furnace and lawn
Il3 SPRUCE PLACE, 8 ROOMS, STEAM HEAT,
ed, gas range, artesian water, jan1tor service
ali the conveniences of a fat with the privacy
of dwelling house; no lease required; rate
per month in summer. $40; winter, s55.
George Odlum, Manager,
800 Phoenix Bldg
SECOND FLOOR OF A NEW DUPLEX, EIGHT
rooms. all the modern conyeniences; one of thu
finest locations at Lake Harriet; hot watel
heat.
George B. Dartt.
so7 Phoenix Building.
S7oo Sd Az 8. BRICK REsIDENcE. yERs
fine about IA rooms good heating and plumb
ms barn VIII be rented to private tS. f nail
rental; SEQ; George odlum. manager 10
FOR RENT-LoWER HALF OF HOUSE AT ~
side For further particulars inquire at 60
Lumber Exchange.
NO. 60 18th ST s, ROOMS, CITY WATER
bath. toilet, walking distance to business
Der Exchange.
THREE LARGE ROOMS AND CLOSET, PLAs
1852
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MOVING


rHE RoYD TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. HAS
uIeuraled facilities for packing. moving, stor.
ing and shipping household goods. Call and IN.
epect our new plant at 4th av s and Lake ct,
the largest In the west; the finest anywhere:
embracing stables, wegon shops and Fireproof
Storage Warehouse with separate rooms and
c,Inpartments. Visitors welcome. Warehouse
office. 400 Lake st. Main Office. 46 Sd ct s.
TNNF1FOLIs TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Co mas best facilities for handling and storing
household goods; expert furniture packers;
satisfaction guaranteed; reduced rates On house
hold goods east and west; can save you money;
do not be deceived by other advertisers; We can
and Will do what we agree regarding car
rates Write or call. Safes and heavy ma.
chInery moved BY experts 122 9th st 8.
10th phones.
CUT RATES ON HoUsEHoLD GOODS 70 CHI.
/ eago, Denver, Spokane. PACIFIC coast terminals
4 and tributary points. The only concern In the
81 n ". doing enough business In this line to
give prompt and reliable service. Avoid risk
and trouble by giving your business to the
BOYD Transfer e Storage Co.. 46 Sd st 8. Z
BENZ. BROS, TRANSFER AND BAGGAGE,
finest vans and wareTooms; goods moved .by
experienced men. liz 9th st N. Both tele.
phones 582.
n. n. DYE, Transfsr. Moving, Teamins q
-i,&<4o, 49, m n nK0
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CRADLE, ALTAR AND CRAWL

80 BIRTHS. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Stills, $40 Bryant avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Larson, 7o2 Pierce street.
boy. -
= Mr.. - and Mrs. Fish. 272e Emerson avenue s.
boy, =. - y
street, girl. 49,
ninth avenue S. boy.
. Mr. and Mrs. Nels Anderson. 40 Twentieth
Mr.. and Mrs: John Brecke, so1s Findley5
place. girl Is. ~
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Farm Lands.

. o % g2no 49, Pa
). Write me for map and particulars OF the
D Land Of the Big Red Clover, located Q,
. The greatest stocy-raising. dairying and
. general farming country In tie northwest:
D rlch soil fine climate, fine water excellent o
0 health cheap freight rates and only about 3
0 Is miles from Minneapolis. Choice lands Q
o cheap and easy terms. Why not own o
o your own homer R4:lt .:Esse o
o Louis A. Howard. tea lies !. j, /. o
o 500 Oneida Bldg, Minneapolis o
o. o, O o O. o o o 90 o o
FINE COUNTRY PLACE FOR SALE.
y, Clover Hill farm, 227 acres, Northfield. 40
miles south of twin cities, on Cannon river,
opposite St. Olaf college and Odd Fellows
home, y mile from three railway stations, 10
trains daily, trolley projected, Carleton col
lege and churches within mile; house 215
story, hardwood finish 13 rooms bathrooms.
2 freplaces, hot water heat and gas; buildings
and land In excellent condition; price $40, eco,
half cash, balance at per cent Apply G.. NJ.
Phillips, First National Bank, Northfeld,
MINI.
Sa~SH.N 49, ~a ~1~He
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=. = e.. DEATHS. 81
c. Il. Howard, 1900 Vincent avenue. tsyt ~
, Jul1ette Dougherty, 242i Aldrich avenue 8. &
Lillian Wall, 2510 Ninth street s.
Peter McDonough. Soldiers Home. IA
Ingrid Nelson, 1921 Washington avenue N.
Winnie Chamberlin, 1915 Nineteenth are
De witt Wagner, 1923 Chicago avenue. &
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Fred D. Case to Irene Robinson. ~
Anton Olson to Mary Anderson. 52fe
Joseph H. Richards to Bertha Olson. b
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For Rent-Furnished Rooms.

NICELY FURNISHED PARLoR AND OTHER
rooms in, strictly modern house,, new steam
heating plant: both phones: new furniture and
porcelain bath: also two rooms for light
4 housekeeping, newly papered and painted; use
OF bathrooms. Call Sunday or any time at 1900
9th av s.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS AT s2e NICoL.
let ay. every modern convenience: rates rea-
VI sorable. -
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CARPET CLEANING, RU,
MANUFACTURING 4:

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING.
Beautiful rug weaving from old carpets,
best work, lowest prices. I National Carpet
Cleaning Co., Nicollet island. Both phones
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For Rent-Furnished Houses.

FOR RENT-THREE FURNISHED ROOMS IN
partly modern house; free rent to party who
will board my and keep his room. Ad-
dress 2829, Journal.
FOR RENT-FURNISHED HOUSE, IL ROOMS,
modern, hot water heat, Sunnyside. Address
5000, Journal.
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STORAGE

COLLECTION AGENCY
>~~~~~~~~~~
WE COLLECT, NEGOTIATE, BUY NOTES
and accounts. Universal Collecting Agency,
401 Evanston bldg, Minneapolis.
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GOOD DAKOTA AND CANADA LANDS; SEND
8 for list. Dakota & Canada Land Co.. 81 1918
a Security Bank bldg. sss 81 assss6 81
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"a. u. DYE, Transfer. Moving, Toanins Of
B ever description. 316 9TH Of s. r. G. 05o.
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CUT RATES OH HOUSEHOLD GOODS TO CHI.
cago, Denver. Spokane. Pacific coast terminals
est possible rates. Write or call on the7 Boyd
Transfer & Storage Co.. 46 Sd at 8.
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For Rent-Unfurnished Flats.

ffoRa RES SrooSSE 0 OF The f 3 : Z 5.
o room flats IN the city; all hardwood
floors and will paper and decorate to
o suit located Oh Park av and 10th st;
most prominent street.
Q Louis N. Gayner,
o $40 Temple Court.
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For Rent-stores. -.' :.
FOR RENT-FINE STORE WITH STEAM
heat at 422 Hennepin az. Inquire Q. E. Col
burn 300 "a av S.
STORE ROOM, 62S WASHINGTON Az s, FOR
restaurant or retail business. $50.
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PICTURE TRAINER WHO Is WILLING TO
invest some money in shop and take an IN n;
years doing SIP 900 business and steadily in
creasing. Too much for one to handle, and
fine opportunity for the right party. City or
y Is. COO In Minnesota. Address Picture Franz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-04
The Finishing Touch Here


A MEXICAN experience is becoming moreand more
feature of the training of prospective rulers 1t
is considered in the light of finishing touch to their
education. King Leopold of Belgium sent his
il 1898, and he spent the better part of months
il, this country. Archdulle Francis Ferdinand, the
heir apparent to the throne OF Austria was des-
patched by his uncle, Emperor Francis Joseph, to
the United States at the time of the Columbian
Exhibition at Chicago. The Crown Prince of
Sweden was here at the centenary of American In
dependence in 1876; and the present Prince of Wales
visited America with his elder brother, the late
Duke of Clarence when they serving mid
shpmen on board the Bacchante
Quite number of the members of the house of
Romanoff have been over here among them Grand
Duke Alexander Michaelovtch, who, since the resig
nation of Grand Duke Alexis, at the close of the
with Japan, has been the head of the Russian navy.
He is the brOther-n law and most intimate friend
ard adviser of the Gar and his admiration of
America has taken the form. among other things,
OF tranSlating the entire works of Captain Mahan,
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Prince Williams Domestic Life

az the whole Prince Williams marriage has
~ turned out fairly well. He has occasionally it
true been guilty of brief apses from the paths of
respectabilty and goodness, and consequently the
late Grand Duke of Saxe-W einar and his successor
the present ruler of the Grand Duchy, both extra
ordinarily keen the subject of conventional
propriety and the obligations of etiquette and of
rank, have insisted that he should live without
rather than within their dominions. Owing to this
he makes his home at Heidelberg, where he is not
above recalling old times in the United States with
American students at the university there, over a
friendly mug of beer glass of vine but his wife
has shown herself of sensible and forgiving dis
position and the couple now have two fine sons
attaining manhood and pretty daughter, who is
just about make her debut.
Prince Williams brother, Bernard by name spent
six months here in 1904, under the name of
Count Crayenberg. He visited America to obtain
change of scene, with a view to his recovery from
the shock of the death of his wife, beautiful
woman, whose first husband had been an Italian
nobleman, but who the daughter of Hamburg
tavern keeper.
Quite number of people over here must have
met woman who styles herself Miss Won Bayer;
but few if any, of them of the fact that
she is Princess Theresa, daughter of the Regent OF
Bavaria. Strong minded, rather unprepossessing
and masculine in appearance, usually dressed in the
most extraordinary fashion, with the oldest of hats
sic looks anything but Princess of the Blood, and
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By F. CUNLIFFE-OWEN

qua1nted with America. 1t Is proposed that this
youthful scion of the house of Hohenzollern should 60
through of stud of the big universities
and should devote the remainder of his time travel
The Emperor seems to think that after couple
of years spent in the New World his boy will return
fallen the share of few members of the reigning
OF inestimabe advantage to the German Empire.
For it is only by visiting this hemisphere and by
careful study of its people and conditions the
spot, that any useful knowledge of America be
acquired and information of that kind which it is
we'll nigh impossible to obtain second hand
through books, is becoming every dav of vital
Importance to those sovereign houses which direct
the destinies of the nations of the Old World.
But if Prince Augustus is to derive all the adj
vantages which the Emperor anticipates from the
lads stay America, it is necessary that he should
here incognto and that he should things
from the level of a common mortal, instead of from
the altitude to which people likely in the eXuber
of their hospitality to elevate royal and i'm
perial visitors. With his identity concealed under
some bourgeois name, petty title, such as, for
instance, that of Baron he would be able to move
about like ordinary tourist, free to devote his
instead of having his time and energy absorbed by
entertainments given in his honor, but for the per-
sonal glory of his hosts. Moreover, he would have
a much more enjoyable time if his royal rank
MANNED unknown For there is noting that Princes
and Processes love more than to escape for time
from all the tresone ceremonial attentions which
pertain to their status standing on the steps OF the
throne. In fact, they are never so happy as when
they get away to places where they
known, to live for time the free and unram1neled
life OF every day citizen.
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II who lost his wife about a couple of wears ago.
happen to die without marrying again and leav-
ing male ISSUE his cousin, Prince William of
SaxeW emar who spent number of wears in
the United States under an assumed name will
succeed to the throne and the enjoyment of one of
the largest private fortunes of of the reigning
houses of Europe. Prince William, however did not
here for study, but because he had man
aged involve himself in all sorts of scrapes which
rendered his departure from Germany advisable in
the eyes of his relatives. The allowance which they
accorded to him not large, and like most remit
lance men here, he always managed to spend it
long before it came to hand, often in the most
desperate straits knew by frequent experience what
it was to go hungry, and picked up living riding
master, store clerk, salesman, and even, it is
said, waiter. In fact he through experiences
which. should he succeed to his cousins throne,
have fallen the share of other reigning sover
egn now living. Overtaken by illness, his relatives
at length relented, took him home, and nursed
him back to health
He thereupon came to the conclusion that he had
eaten enough of the udche eagfe Crazy cow which
is the French equivalent for the expression sowing
wild oats" determined to turn over new leaf, and
fortunate enough to find singuary charming
wife in Princess Gerta Isemburg SISTER of Prin-
Alexandra of the name who, after being
divorced by princely husband and 1norganatic
spouse in succession, has for sometime shown dis
position emulate the financial operations of Cassie
Chadwick, and has several warrants out for her
arrest)
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When Prince Rupert Came

THREE years ago Prince Rupert the future King
of Bavaria, and his young wife daughter of that
royal oCuist, Duke Charles Theodore of Bavaria who
has five thousand successful operations for cataract
performed gratis, to his credit spent four months
Travelling with three attendants, without any fuss
feathers, no one suspected their Identity and
their visit would have been ignored by all except
three old friends of their parents, had it not been
for the seizure of pretty Princess Rupert with an
attack of appendicitis to which she almost sue
cumbed, in New York, where she spent several
weeks in private hospital lowering between life
and death. Only her doctors of her
rank, and when she recovered sufficiently to be able
to travel, of the Ger1nan-American surgeons
accompanied the royal party back to Bavaria, and
was present at the operation, which took place at
her fathers chateau hospital on the Tegernsee.
According to the English Legtimists, and to the
Jacobite societies, which have branches known
the White Rose League in Boston and Philadelphia,
Prince and Princess Rupert of Bavaria are, de jure,
Prince and Princess of Wales, and the Princes
mother, Princess Louise of Bavaria is the lawful
Queen of England as less remotely descended from
the Stuart Kings than Edward VII. In England the
Jacobites for their letters stamps bearing the
etflgv of Princess Louise. which she is described
as Queen of England. AS the postal authorities
decline to recognize these stamps the Legitinists
obliged to add of the stamps of King Ed
ward; but, 70 relieve their feelings and give ex-
preston to their sentiments concerning him, they
paste it on the envelop head downward.
Should the young Grand Duke of Saxe-W elrlar,
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of the United States navy, into Russian, and pub
officers of the Muscovite fleet. Grand Duke Cyril
is another Prince of the house of Romanoff who has
travelled in the United States. In the of any,
thing untoward happening to the baby son of the
present Emperor and the latter chdless brother
he is destined to succeed to the throne of Peter
the Great.
But in addition to these princely tourists who
arrive here invested with all the prestige and glamour
of their royal rank there others equally as i'm
portant, who mingle among unnoticed, and who
display the utmost ingenuity in concealng their
identity and in eluding observation. Thus Prince
Victor of Italy, Count of Turin, has just returned
to Europe after three months stay in America
Although he over here at the time of the Span
ish-American war, in his capacity Prince of the
Blood, and nephew of the late King Hunbert
nobody seems to have recognized him this
cason, not even any of his own countrynlen estab-
lished in the United States, and if any of the dip
lomatc consular officials of Italy of
his presence, they kept the secret we'll He was in
Chicago just at the time of the so-called Jungle
exposures which led him to visit and carefully
examine the meat packing establishments in Illinois,
Ohio, and New York On his way back to Italy he
stopped off in England, and awaiting himself of the
opportunity to visit the principal abattoirs gave
expression the opinion that the American slaugh
ter and packing houses far the cleaner and bet
ter cared for of the two. When the Count of Turin
left here in 1893 he expressed his intention of
turning ncognito in order to be free to follow his
devices in making himself acquainted with
America. He has now kept his pledge.
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MPEROR WILLIAM, it is said is
II thinking of sending his fourth son,
Prince Augustus of Prussia, to this
IL country next winter, for the purpose
of making himself thorouph1v aC-
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ALWAYS KEEPS CHAMBERLAIN S
COUGH REMEDY IN HIS
HOUSE.

HOUSE.
We would not be without
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
1t is kept on hand continually in
our home, says w. w. Kearney,
editor of the Indendent, Lowry
City, Mo. That is just what
every family snould do. When
kept at hand ready for instant use,
a cold may be checked at the out
set aud cured in much less time
than after it has become settled in
the system. This remedy is also
without a peer for Group in chill
dren, and will prevent the attack
whom given as soon as the child be-
comes hoarse, or even after the
croupy cough appears. which can
only be done when the remedy is
kept at hand. For sale-sby all
druggists. 54-77
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Laura Davis. Coutestee

To Laura Davis, the contestee.
You are hereby commanded and
summoned to appear before the
Commissioner to the Five CiviIiz-
ed Tribes on the 23rd day Of April,
1906, at 9 O'Clock a. m, at the
Chickasaw Land Office in the town
of Ardmore Indian Territory 10 an
swer to complaint filed against
you BY Louise Garland, by her
father and natural guardian, Daniel
N Garland, wherein the said
Louise Garland contests your right
to selects as ali allotment the SEA
of the SEA Of the NE-4 Of section
3 township s north. range 7 west
of the Indian Meridian, III the
Chickasaw Nation Mdian Terrific
~.
You are warned that upon failure
to answer you will be adjuged to
have confessed the allegations to
be true as set forth in the com
plant.
Issued by the Acting Commis-
sioner to the Five Civilized Tribes
at Ardmore, Indian Territory, this
Sth day of March, 1906.
First published March I6.
VIM, D. Beall
Acting Commissioner
4-I6
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as provided by law, and the judges
of election shall appoint in their
respective wards such persons to
act as clerks to keep records there
OF as the law provides
Witness my hand as such Mayor
Of the city Of Chickasha, /. T. and
the seal thereof, this the I3 day of
March, 1906.
John H. Venable
Mayor.
Attest:--Joe Dews Clerk