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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-10-04

Rayme Miller and his mother were
up to Extra Monday afternoon call
ing on friends.
James N. Wilson, one mile north
OF Lorah, will have a public sale on
Wednesday, October 10.
Frank Jenkins has gone to Daven-
port, taking with him Oakland Door
and string of other horses which he
will train.
Mrs. Ward Smith, of Oakfield, ar.
rived home last Tuesday and her sis.
ter, Belle, came with her to pass tn.
winter months.
Frank Freeman sold his lots gu
in the town of McCullom one da,
last week and made good speck BY
the investment.
You know those pretty watcher
that Frank Freeman had in his bill.
lard parlors, we'll John Gearhear
got one of them and C. P. Jensen got
the other.
Misses limo Bison and Mildred
Bartlett were up to Audubon last
Saturday writing an examination
and raising the grade of their certi.
ficates to teach.
Uncle D. B. Beers had sweet pc.
tato he raised in his garden which
weighed two pounds and fourteen
ounces; and then some people saw
you can't raise sweet potatoes in Au.
dubon county.
Supervisor N. d. Hamlin and
Glenn Sears, foreman of John Wards
bridge builders, were down this way
the first of the week looking over the
site for some new bridges, which are
soon to be built out of Brayton.
Maybe YOU think they did not
raise peaches in Audubon county
this year, but while we were in
Braytor, gentleman told us that
Mr.. Jens Christoffersen raised seven
hundred bushels of that delicious
fruit upon his farm this season.
A big feast is being prepared out
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Carsten
Walters, west of Bray ton, and some
one told us that there was going to
be a gay wedding party assemble at
that home on Wednesday, October
10, 1906, when their pretty daughter
would be united in marriage to Mr..
Jens Christoffersen. in the presence
of large number of invited guests
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-10-04

loui SoHroy ana his lazy friend
were seen driving about the streets of
Extra, last Sunday afternoon.
Charles Bison and wife drove up
to Extra Sunday afternoon and pass
ed little while looking after their
lot in the cemetery there.
Rayme Miller resigned his position
in the Charles Bison drug store on
October first and his brother, Harry
Miller, son of Banker Lu Miller and
wife, has taken bis place.
Miss Sophia Sorenson, who had
been out to Harlan visiting friends,
returned Friday and was accompan-
led by Mrs. Belle Hardman-Robin-
son, who is visiting with her parents,
j. G. Hardman and wife over at
lakewood Stock Farm. Miss Soren-
son will resume the teaching of her
musical class sometime this week.
A ball club claiming to come from
the Five Mile Grove, near Atlantic,
came up to Brayton last Sunday to
play game with the Maroons, and
when the dust of battle had cleared
away the score was found to be twen-
ty-siX to two; they claimed they did
not have all of their nine with them
and claim that they will come again
next Sunday and make much bet
ter showing.
S. r. Horton and wife returned
Friday evening from Green River,
Utah, where they have been for sew
eral weeks, visiting the family
of George Thurman, and endeavoripg
to fall sufficiently deep in love with
that country to move there and
make it their permanent home. The
country is all right in many respects
but the climate is not calculated to
be of any benefit to MIR. Horton's
health, hence his rapid transit home
ward bound. Having been on the
train two days and nights, Uncle
Sam Rugged the bed Saturday morn
ing little later than usual, and was
aroused from his slumbers by Mother
Horton, who just begged him to get
up and come to the window aud
take look at good old Iowa's blue
grass; and on the quiet, the old man
tells US that Iowa never looked so
good to him as new.-Anita Tribune.
Brayton and 0akfield School Notes.
Fifth Grade pupils are doing some
fine work in arithmetic this year.
Miss Parrot reentered school last
Monday after being absent two
weeks.
Miss Ethel Gearheart has been alb.
sent the past week on account of
sickness.
Several scholars from the country
we're absent last week, being detain-
ed at home by work.
Sixth Grade pupils are taking
great interest in the new work they
have taken up this year. You should
visit their history and geography
classes.
An examination was given Thurs
day and Friday over the work which
had been taken the past month.
Reports will be given the pupils the
! first of the week.
The primer and first reader
classes are having quite an interest
ing contest, trying to see who can
be the best writer. Some excellent
efforts are being put forth.
Many men give lavishly of gold,
To build bridges and castles and
towers of old;
Ifyou want everlasting fame, ben
efactor be,
Give the poor and needy Rocky
l Mountain Tea. Nick Doffine.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-10-04
A HAPPY SURPRISE.
About Thirty Danish Baptist People
Drop Down upon MIR. and Mrs.
NelS SOrenS0n.

Last Sunday while Mr.. and Mrs.
Nels Sorenson, of Brayton, were
seated in the sanctuary of their home
Mr.. Sorenson noticed a lot of teams
which had halted in front of his
home, and the people began getting
out of the carriages and when the
last vehicle had driven up to the
gate and delivered its load, there
we're about thirty persons in the
party; they were invited into the
house by these good people and by
the time the ladies had got their bon
nets off and had visited little and
the men had got the teams unhitched
it had got we'll along in the after
noon so Mrs. Sorenson began making
preparations to get them some supper
when the spokesman for the party
said: "There lady don't go to doing
anything like that for we have ham
pers in the carriages we'll filled with
goodies which we brought for the
occasion" and then the men folks
went out and brought in the most
good things you ever did see, and
l6ClC lOllOW GU d NcIlIdDl6 lON6 lSaSC.
These good people were members
of the Danish church out near Elk
Horn where Mr.. Sorenson had helped
in religious meetings in times past
and when they have no regular pas
tor he goes out and holds services for
them, SO in their hearts they felt
that they ought to do something for
him and accordingly, when the sup
per was concluded, Rev. Nelsep, who
had been preaching for them during
vacation, arose and with few kind
words, presented Mr.. Sorenson with
a purse containing sum of money.
You could have knocked him down
with feather, he was so surprised;
he tried to thank them but his tongue
would not wag nor do his bidding.
Mr.. Sorenson told us he did not value
the money 80 much as far as dollars
and cents were concerned, as he did
the goodness of heart which prompt
ed the deed; and that was priceless.
After delightful time the guests
again entered the carriages and de-
parted for their homes. Mr.. Soren-
son will go out to the Danish Bap-
tist church next Sunday ard hold
services.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-10-04
Card

This is to certify that all druggists
are authorized to refund your money
If Foley's Honey aud Tar fails to cure
your. cough or cold. 1t stops the
cough, heals the lungs and prevents
serious results from cold. Cures la
grippe cough and prevents pneumonia
and consumption. Contains no OPT.
ates. The genuine is in a yellow
package. Refuse substitutes. Nick
Dofing.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-10-04

This is the season of decay and
weakened vitality. Nature is being
shorn of it's beauty and bloom. II
you would retain yours, fortify your
system with HOLSTERS Rocky Noun.
tain Tea. So cents, Tea or Tablets.
Nick Doffing.
John Heiken, down in the Smoky
Hill country, is building large hog
house upon his farm.
James McGovern of Mexico, was
in Brayton the past week visiting
with his brother, Mayor Thomas
McGovern.
Peter Miller, of Atlantic, was up
at Brayton the first of the week call
ing upon his brother-in-lsw, Mer-
chant Hans Hansen.
Professor Soren Nielsen and wife
and John Nielsen and wife drove up
to Extra Monday afternoon to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Hattie Huyck-
McCord.
Miss Mae Jenkins, who had been
teaching school out at Denver, Idaho,
arrived home Friday; was glad 10
get back to good old Iowa and her
friends and relatives were right glad
to see her. She is staying with her
sister, Mrs. KEGS Hsll"ck.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-10-04

Rev. Lusk preached his farewell
sermon in Brayton Sunday evening
and then departed for his new field
Of labor out in Nebraska.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-10-04

Either sawed band wheels
all tires set hot Dust proof long distance ad
inch opnead springs Full roned perches -whee
All bodies made thoroughly edge
irons and solid edgs Large and Deep panels
Large and oom Full leather leather Wood boots
leather trimmed Paint that put
material obtanabe and puon by that have old
All poles and shafts selected
neatly trimmed and all with Bradyor andad quick pay
you to call and look nesgure pacebu
of the best bugge the market
to figure with Yours for dealing guarantee
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-10-04

Many men give lavishly of gold,
To build bridges and castles and
towers of old;
Ifyou want everlasting fame, ben
efactor be,
Give the poor and needy Rocky
Mountain Tea. Nick Doffinp,
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-11-01
sIDEBoARDs AND RUFFETs
At prices that will interest all
Martin Fur. and Carpet Co.
ottumwans to Play Fairfield.

Fairfield, Oct. 31.-The Ottumwa
high school is one of ten or dozen
schools In southeastern Iowa that will
be asked to participate in a big inter-
high school field and track meet, which
is to be held on Alumni Field, Parsons
colleges new athletic field, next spring,
If the plans now being worked UP ma
terialize, as they seem very likely to
do. When work on the new field was
begun several months ago, this plan
was suggested, and it is expected that
the meet will be made an annual event
Prof. Schilling, who is in charge Of
athletics at Parsons college, visited
Burlington and Fort Madison Saturday
to confer with the high schools there
in regard to the meet. These schools
were heartily in favor of the project,
and invitations will be issued to a
number of high schools. Among those
suggested are Ottumwa Burlington, FIT
Madison. Keokuk, Mt. Pleasant, Eldon
Fairfield, washington, Centerville and
others.
Alumni Field Is one of the best col
lege athletic fields in the middle west
and Parsons has shown by this invita-
ton that she does not intend to be
selfish with 1t.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-11-01
WEST VAN BUREN,.

West Van Buren,, Oct. 31.--Mrs.
Mooney died at her home her Friday
night. Funeral services were held
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Schlottes Of near
Selma and o. o. Mccullough and fam
lily visited Sunday at the home Of Wade
Harryman.
Mrs. George Haney of White Elm
called on friends here Saturday after
noon.
Mrs. Lula Lasley and daughters OF
Selma visited friends here Friday
night.
Thomas Maxwell Of Fairfield was
here on business last week.
Francis Kneicht and family visited
Sunday at the home of Nick Drick.
Willie Haney and family Of White
Elm visited at the home of p. E. Han
shaw Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. M. Perry spent Mon
dav at the Wade Harryman home.
A. Z. Mccullough and family are
moving this week to their farm near
Milton.
Rev. ]. A. Dooley and wife evange-
lists, are holding meetings at the
Bethel Free Methodist church this
week.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-11-01
Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, Oct. 1.-Wheat-No. 2 red.
74h @745s: No. 8 red, 72@741s No. 2
hard, 73@75; No 8 hard, 71@74; Dec,
opened, 73%@74; highest, TAN @74k /;
lowest, 73B; closing, TAN.
No. 2 yellow, AN; No. 8 yellow, 47@
An; Oct, 1875; Dec, opened, 431a;
highest. 4SA; lowest, 43A @4Sss; clos
ing, 43as@43a.
Oats-No. 2, BIN No. 8, 32A @32a;
No. white, 34h@351z; No. 3 white, 50
@33A: Dec, opened, 331a; highest
S3A; lowest, 33A; closing. 33k.
Pork-Jan., 1895; May, 1890.
Lard-Oct., $9.3b: JAN, s8.42@8.45.
Ribs--Cct., sos; JAN. $747@7.50.
Rye-Cash. 63@65.
Barley-Cash, 41@52.
Timothy-Oct.. $4.10D4.22.
Flax and clover not quoted.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-21
WILL BUIlO NEW HOME.
Evans Halle Will Erect handsome Res
idence or North GARDEN.

The old huildins ut the conner Of
North Garden aLi West Orange
stre.ts. which has occupied prumi.
nent position for u airy y-ar-. has te'Sl
remoU and wiil n future face nIon
Nor'h P.rA.Aht street TIE building
will uId-rgJ a thnr1uc. repair, and
VII make me-, crLiiHil- sIprar-
an"- Nten completed.
Tti- NuiiiiuG j. the property of NJ.
to-u~y Erai> Hare. Uho~>kss rwr,d
the properly 'or ..vtr.i yrsf- /, IL
understood ,hat Nr I.ai!- will erect
on tn. lut from Vhco tkis hurIr,uG
VA. removed fl,r 'e,ld.rce. wtr"i'
wIll b, c-edit ~ lat -'c'i' n oi the
city. II" rati u u'r ~ ~" m' IT
couvsHi.ai u tIa.T">v ti-. hnd mod.
prn hU:ti''E ~ 't- 90 ~uch - Mr..
Halle ~ + n.-> Ia =. CT "in siNays hr
in d'ma,G.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-21
ECT state Nena!er.

r. ~, us'u. cratic Nntsr>n' \arhIA County
I'ttr. 90. Na''. l. o,'ca>ot -. bee Ct'Ce>tv
I,,',,l ,nr r'.t"t thr ra.'e :oF state senator
'rru. t'l.ros,t> ,r" ga.i. E"~ 'HNr dec!n'
rd 10 ,!u 81. rr'a.>, bal ro q C>.se :" "lis'>r
-" Hp,u. .'." n : 'i"' i'E-s. ho D'> ret
Grscd = lrA Na.IapI" service - oar county IL
sc state S"U.t" hut siIcc lc h'> with
dawn from 'hr r.rr MA he a candidate
~. rrti,t'r Dra.rrrit'c ut,r.arg
E.,I... .srScd .t oo,u nrau".", ~ tie Lex
t..,,l-,, .t.rp,>, t,..t4,, an the bcttei
... .... =, ~rr,r tsr ,r-t Interests ~ uI
-. .tt1 80 'u.> fhHl't' IN"
I.'ar>'. ~p.,4tl' a. -" 'rl.'rt ~ I've com
Nl. lr',. A.. | -. 80. aI.Lr." -cIN..t
IplI< B DELI.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-21
NEWS OF CITY AND
COUNTY CONDENSED

4 pqlr ~ gr'd.hIN"! sIect'cl"-.
found On ~" street. await An owner st
The >rn ofiter
VI & S.ptfi-la. cf th- Hitchcock
hHnhr' "thp"'S' VIZ ~ '"' c'y ~
Iu'%HAS ana '"''"" ~ ~" S"' "U'''
ard lai he namr Add'u l" u" '''' O
sno'cr'o'r''
Fred II" ''nc'rn. -r"''N' agent ~
'nr Cui'-i >tat"- iaii "tii'' swans
is'd 'rra':mrnt. las rvtGrned tn tH'-
va '''''" '''' ~ ''"'
y \ Csl'i-on, manager ~ >'rnt
Psts t'Im. left y"s''rG-y hr tor'
Worth, r.xr>. w'''' >" g''s =" NJ
tend IN" tai stock -''w, o. VII NJ t"
pp'rha-e additional -'"rs tvr ne 'arm.
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Ch-s'n 81 rn''"u'''"'"
Nr-dan.s J + Mckinstry. Jr j.
~ WA,rwriuh, and 4! II MrCr-ary
ot Kirby smith Chapter have gone tc
Starke &c DAY on special invitation ID
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-21
HAS EAITH IN CITY.
J. c. Edenton Of Jackson. Tenn, Buys
Valuable Property.

Va the test evitr'rr 90 lls conf.
drucr ~ GAir,svil.e AMI its future.
{ Edenton ot Jackson. Tenn who
sVen' ;hr inter- we're with r. WIFE,
La.J J'rc' as Il three lr'- in tie ci'S.
tcrg.r Bsv g.. edition to Geiu"s.
VII. Tn lot. sr" lnca'ed on Wes,
Man street. and a'e among NE
M: desirable - tie rumhrr soli n,
au"'i,r NJ ,he recrut sale.
Nr sn' Nr. E!.n."r hsv. r"tltn-d
e. ih-lr re'Ic>.r- lum". llt 'xvtc'
e. come again ucX' ea.ou, which Nil
mai, tH- 'h.V! season spent ~ tire
city They have confidence ~ Htirr-.
VILE. which they t-ri,re 20 - ~" ~
tt- cl"au. :, sut most roe'' s-ive they
Lav, ,v,r yisit.t |, mas b" p"-.,hl-
la, Mr.. E!rutou. who i-aIr m.r"nt
tu-ii-,. usu. will max" lss Irrmc-
LeEt lone 'rrr.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-21
P,cn,c at Ne~rar's lake

A lily patty ~ lAd."s and gentle
men. consisting oi Vesid"nt. aLi win
vi.i,or-. went io NrwnaU's Lake on
Norday to spend the Gay The names
o, the participant. are; VI ' Wood.
ar. of Watertnvr. Wis N-.dames
Ferry and >we-t..r ~ Appleton. Wis :
W II Brimm-r ~ X klboGrL, Wi. :
~. stam.s X +. aud r. T. Lsnter-
man ~ Chicago; Miss Gregg ct Ph'".
nix, Ny. Mrs Gr0ss ot Monckton.
New B.un.Hick Ms Dr. Enht. l. l.
<,rdtorn. wife and daughter Helen.
Mr. ! 4 Mex lnstry I'D W : Dor
All: family nt'ti. city
The trip 10 the laio' wa' "tJ 'yei hy
all. aLA the crooked road WAS nov
city \ picnic !, not w"rirr at
thing. hat 10 those Ir'Hlr frlm tie
Noyth ruine ~ 'ic' - - the woods
wearing .ummes glrmcit-. sitting ~
the sha1- ot fresh. green lcav"- on th'
ls;h % March, i. MI event e. b. lUr
r-.r. inferred by them
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-21
Invaluable For Rheumaijsm

II iay- been -.fsrlag FOR t.r pa-t
f.N YEAR with \ severe attack - rhru-
ra,,-,n AID ..arltnat Bai!Ar.'- >noE
L,.,n.ut wa IT,, only thing thft gave
,,,. a,.,s4.-iou and tended TIA i"vis;-
my rair. Narra - ~ "-JHaL &.
y. cnar Efrsra0. 81. 25- i9' and
a.. sold IL " " 'eh"-'a.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-21

Killed a EamL 1t Jacksonville. But
Escaped From JaI-Ceciares Ne 10
Not The Man wsnted-%as Taken
Into Camp Tuesday.
D-pD'y Sheriff Granger hN. =, c'ssh-
ed in securing . very hard character in
the person of Tom Hammond. a,iss
George Sessions, A'iss George I.Awis
who was sent up from Duvsl connty
abou' SIX years ago for the murder CT
the Roberts family in jacksonville.
He escaped en- April 5,h. 1890. and has
eludsd the Officers ever since.
Monday Deputy Granger heard that
Hammond vac at r Rochells. going un-
der the assumed name OF George See.
sions. where he vas working for Q
naval stores Arm. The officer found
Sessions. who denied being Hammond.
but he tailed 90 close 10 the descrip-
tions that he wss arrested and taken
TO the state convict camp Tuesday. in
charge OF Deputy Sheriff Randolph ot
Montbrook
There Was q reward OF slO0 for the
arrest Of Hammond. aud d. rnty Gran.
ger will perhaps "whack up with the
man who gave him the tip
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-21
For Tax As>rsS"r.

IdCslrc g. announce u rhr'Id''' 'or re-
elect On 10 The "''.c" "i 1.h N','>~"r - Ma
,.i..a r,.Gi. TI.h the sSIcTicurr u.l e
Lati ~ lh,. io.!s.cn : can cor>l>tcti' promise
- ~riaer sat .~'4'torl ~cTstrc. t"fur~tH -
.I.,. t.r l., .u.,.- 80 t. lgmprra'~ ~ ~" CON
irs pr.l ~, I .u. tnvT> - srr" - tl,'rti...y
WI - y tDt.~DN
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-21

IeeteOy announce my sef - q candidate for
re nomination for Member OF school board.
~ ect ~ the action Of the Dw nocr. tic vO-
,~r> at the Urinary On May IS. ard Z" elected
UrOui>e a ontinuAEce Oi Ine fsIthie. service
re endeTe,i In tue plsi. X WrEkS.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-21

the relueS, OF many trieods Z announce
nv cansihiacy for Justice OF the Peace from
District No -. sub &c. TO the Democratic pri-
nav, SUGrs for good government
Yu.ar Fr, w. 4. WHEELER
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-21

In the voters ui AlIchul County
ivan, 10 Ice CoaLt, Treasurer and h'Teb,
aLnoui.rc r.y>rl; - q candidate. I wi, sp
fcriatr the >utI,ort ~ tie Democrats ~ the
count, AZ IA" ptiuars ou ias Is. aHd PROMISE
q. go. ur-,il.'t''.' ice aati"~ ~ tn'> once
on" ~ TIE mo>t in,f@Irtatt ~ -" giit oi TIE
,r,,,,. Rs~I,ectfY.N.
Tfcitpn pa Mar'N 70 .. 7 LOVE
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-21
For oanty Trrasurtr.

To IT," Democratic Voters of Alarhua County
Ihctcny announce ny SELF n . candidate fer
CouLty Treasurer. >p", "rt '" yoar action ai
the primary "i MaN Il. u elected, being Ia
niiar With the duties ~ tie ONCE " aich
heal through four SI'rlgr Tor three terms
lr,,ml>. ,Ou "a t.ithiu, ard e'liCient service.
auG wi.. E.Ikc monthly drrOurt'Ls 80 ~ by
,tAtcu"'' At my own "Np,r>e. k-Nt-"ttd!y
x Is ptEi.f..k
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-21

=. l.. carter " % u" a candidate - the rri
mar, . c,,rn for Member ~ the Lower Hol>"
O' the D. MIA Ia ~atIr".
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-21

,.nr-r ffo-4 thv Ti.n! L!>;.tc. Mr. PedrIck
aA' ,cr.ci a.N C"t,,I,4ent~ aS1 D. dlAtIies
'.t''. 'rit,, >-r.ce, are 10, only desir-
81 o. i 80" g. te-. iHl 'or ,Gother ter u. A. 10
b. = t'""I., ,,'-I .t-1' &C.. 80 good Let
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. .r. - =. f'. ~! - NuG> vii assure
. % '.-t'..' ~ t "tt 20 Nti = q. We. q, .
'r.- - .' .,... .'... =.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-21
n the DauTis Cu,l.nz Teeth

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irrt .-m..,y. NJ. W'n-,ow's >rotf q.
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sii. n-.t ~ ned, Tor itArTnOra. Iw"T-
t:.t'v" So 4. n hot IL
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-21
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
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the uur italian ip.-tAe them that the .nier'
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Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-21

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,aeu. iG '.e 'AtIEe - IN the pA>t. To the rest
OF L., lIoN ,el.e ard atiip.
~ TOWNSEND.
Cau.r - March -. IS5.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-21
ESCAPED MURDERER
AGAIN CAPTURED
Tom Fa9Io:1, S~nt Gee for
Life, Es,?. Ag~ { !tu.--.

AFTER SIX YEARS OF rIo'NG
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-28
FOR SALE BY OWL DRUG STORE


The LOndon board OF agrHuI-
ture advocates diminishing tie
number Of hOase sparrowK- Ithzs
BEEN faund BY hundreds Of ex-
zminzti0as that from Is 10 s. per
cenr- of The food Of rhe zd1Ir birds
rhrpughOzr rhe rear consists 0t
cultivated grain TIE aggregate
total taken Eben 1he sparr0ws
are Hnehecked j. FeEF large
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-28
ENrrRE KfN STOCK
JOz DEEs. City Clerk

Frank Desore, who recently had
his stock and fixtures ruined BY IRE
ard water has had the insurance
claims adjusted and will At once
put in an entire new srock Of gro
ceries. also fixtures and viii De
ready IN few days to give his
customers the same up-tO-date ser
vice as before. Everything viii Be
n=w and clean from the front TO the
back. He viii still remain in the
same place. corner sih and Chicka-
sha avenue. o5-Ioo
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-28

Tie first needle used In England
was made u Queen Msry's reign
By : negTo. Who unfortunately,
died before imFarring The secret
to anyone II the reign Of Queen
Elizabeth the art Of needle-mzkine
was redise0Fered by . German,
who impaired it 10 Al English
man