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NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF
STOCKHOLDEES

Notice is hereby given that special meet.
ing Of tho stockholders Of the Ely Mining
and Milling company, corporation Of Utah
has been called and will be held al ;hs
ofBee OF the president, Room 800, Atlas
Block, West Second South Street, Salt Lake
Oity. Utah, on Monday, the Srd day % Sep.
tamh,r 1905, at clock p. m Of thu.
day. for the purpose OF ra:ifyinE adopting,
approving and confirming the resolutions ei
tie Board of Directors authorizing the
pre,idept and Secretary 20 execute aud de.
liver, and the acts Of such officers in execu.
ting and delivering, q lease for Ia month,
OF and . contract TO sell and option 10 purs
poration for $50. 100000 purchase price, pay.
sSie si5. 900 90 down and slss.ooo 90 en- or
before February l, 1908, and a deed OF con.
veyenee OF oil seid property placed IN
escrow for delivery 10 the owner and holder
OF said contract OF sale aud option on ths
payment o. the balance Of the purchase price.
BY order Of the Board
wM. II BRADLEY. President
VIM B sPRAGUB. Secretary. hlo67
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Beware of Motor Spine.

when YOU choose your driver make
sure he isn't afnicted with 'chautfeur's
spine" says a woman who has just
returned from London. where that dis
ease Of badly mixed name is prevalent
The fact Is q man with motor drivers
spina Ia worse than one with average
speed madness. His nervous trouble
sometimes prevents proper attention 10
brakes. One driver who recently
wrecked a car says motor spine" some
how made him so dizzy he couldn't see.
In speed madness there Is some chance
to slow down. but with motor spine
It's all get-up and good-by. Stil. the
motor spine" mny prove nne excuse
tor mn excuse from hno) to tho fell
low who has run down n wayfarer who
is disagreeablc enough TO obloet.-New
York Press,
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
PARTNERSHIP.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the hrm
heretofore existing under the name and
style OF Radebaugh & Eckert. doing busI-
ness "a general contractors and builders
In Salt Lake City, Utah, has this day by
mutual consent been dissolved. A. j..
Radobaugh having purchased the entire
interest OF said ]. l.. Eckert In said
nrm All sums due said hrm VIII be
paid 10 said Radcbaugh and all sums due
by said Arm will be paid by said Rade-
baUgh.
Dated August 20. 1905.
A. J. RADEBAUGH.
boplS J. l.. ECKERT.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

A special meeting of the Stockholders OF
the Chapman Canal company will be held at
the ofnees OF Street & Brnmel, ATTORNEYS
Room 3l7 D r, Walker bldg. In Salt Lake
CITY Utah. on Saturday, September l. 1906
ut o'clock p. M for the purpose OF elect
enlarge the Chapman Canal. and the trans
action OF all other business as may properly
como before said meetine,
GEORGE r, CHAPMAN,
Secretary,
Dated Salt Lake. Utah. August 3. 1905,
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Free Coinage Mining and Milling com
pany. Principal place OF business, Salt
Lake City, Utah. Location OF mines,
Alta, Utah.
Notlce-There are delinquent upon the
following described stock. on account Of
assessment No, 3, OF one-half OF one cent
per share, levied on the 5th day OF July,
1906 the several amounts Set opposite
the names OF the respective shareholders,
fn1ln
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And in accordance with law and the
order Of the Board OF Directors, mnde o.
the 9th day Of July. 1905, so many sheres
Of each parcel OF stock as may be neces-
sary viii be sold at public auction at
the ofhce ot the company, No. I2 Com
mercial block Salt Lake City. Utah, on
rho 10th day OF September, 1906, at "
o'clock m 70 pay the delinquent assess
poent thereon. together with the costs OF
advertising and expense OF sale.
J. Z. DARMER. Secretary.
- aud rs Commercial block, Salt Lake
City. Utah.
First publication Aug a., 1905.
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AUGUST rs AND q

Excursions to Hepburn, Idaho,
Via Oregon Short Limo for sale Of
town lots. Round trip $1,000 limit ten
days. Sec agents for further particu-
lars,
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uPHoLsTERING g. REPAIRING

EARLoR FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED
and repaired. Estimates submitted on
roauost. Phones 5000, S. l.. Matt. T. Mfg
Co. lb5 w. 1Bl 50. 22A
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leE LICENSES

|obb, Salt Lake; Edith ser-
- Perry, Salt Lake; Eva G.
|srsr, =; g. Louis; Julia Chris
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Ell KALAH TEMPLE, a. A. o. N. M. So
Third Wednesday CT each month, Masonic
hall, at p. m, All mobiles sotourning In
vited. j. M, Marriott, Potentate; w, L.
Barnes, Recorder
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20 AND TOMBSToNES.
~ ~~--~~-~---e---.-=
,s-.n1Ds TO SELECT FROM.
E2a 3d.. Stnte.
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WAsATCH LODGE NO. /. F. AND A. M
Masonic hall, second Friday each month,
Members OF sister lodges and soiourning
Wall Griffin, w. NJ, A. j, Love- Secretary.
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DIED


<,oo, South Eighth East
|,5. August 81. 1906, ,,S,i Sarah
riSa of Henry E. Williams
Jacob and Sarah Coon;
os' 1851, in Utah. Funeral
@ ~ ~ D, m. from tho Six
~ Friends are IN,
snd can view the remains AZ
q on day of funeral from
-, 20 Mr.. and Mrs. John
~ farsmy street. on Sunday,
4 twin boys, Both healthy
~ MI. and Mrs. Edward
'<f,smmon, Ida. August 49, a
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MACHINERY.

PuLLEYS, saAFTING, HANGERS EN-.
gincs, boilers tables, hoists, gasoline on,
gines. CompressorS, motora and pipo. j. NJ.
Surm 336 so. 3rd WeBt. bl73
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LADY'S BICYCLE, IN EXCELLENT CON
dition; genuine bargain. Sanford, 22l
South State, b2236
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Ar DIRECTORS

~rT. UNDERTAKEN AND
a.. w. Temple; phones
~ y4o3
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MONEY TO LOAN

F. g. WOOD FOR LOWEST RATE OF IN
terest on furniture. pianos, horses, eto,; pri-
vate; terms 10 suit. 1Ao Main ST.. 7. $40.
e581
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! lI0E PAID FOR METALS.
3 hides, pelts, bceswax, ETC.;
<hinery. Great Western Iron
!, y 230s24o So. 1st w. lid.
xDk. bi54
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HOTEL OF 20 ROOMS, THOR
oughly modern, new building: hot
and cold water III every room;
rooms with private bath, telephone
connections; everything up-to date.
Houston zeal Estate Inv. Co.
Phones 81. 251 so. Main ST.
hl863
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-28

q ARGENTA LODGE NO 8, F. AND
"a A. MAJ Masonic hall, frst Tues
EsE day Of each month. Members OF
" sistor lodges and sojourning brethren
invited, Harry A. Knowles, W. M; Moses
O. Phillips, Secretary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-28

MT, MoRIAH LODGE NO. 2, F. AND A. N.
Masonic hall. second Monday each
month. Members Of sister lodges and
journing members in good standing tnyited.
A. II, Peabody, w. NJ. Christopher Diehl.
Secretary.
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FOR RENT

D F1vB-RooM MODERN COTTAGE, AND
furniture for sale. Inquire at promises
- 1A1 SO. list Wost
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WILL SELL FINE HIGH. GRADE PIANO
cheap, or what have you to trader Post
Office box 293 city. b2243
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A LADY's 8 AND A GENTLEMAN s HOME
Beekor's excursion ticket TO Chicago. In
quire sos Aucrbach bldg. b2233
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/, 80 - y. HANDLE FINEsT
)6. IN nov lover California coast.
III eor az per cent down ana 81
-n''' ses Douglas BLDG Lon nn
bl920
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TRADE NEW PIANO FOR HORSE NEW
York and Western Piano Co, No. 80 Mar
kct, b22I4
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--rv-MoDERN RESIDENCE
4; ROOMS. VIII pay SloO per
r,onths and baiance at Tao
h NINTH. Must be close IN,
trns b226o
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

BEAUTIFUL 1928 STUDBBAKER BIKE
buggy: good condition, S76 takos ~ today
I36 Seventh East Phone 1787-NK.
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kAL ESTATE.
vcts for ali classes OF prop
43tant inquiry. especially Tor
mpdern homes OF all sizes.
! JIouR property with us7 Cd
I1d1- Sherman Co., b2 ". F.
Members z. L. Associat.au.
bSoT
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n .ns SsITY AND COUNTRY.
6os S Saa experienced aIike a.
soS T. salt Lake, Utah.
--=S-s@-- b2Q2a
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THREE HORSES. RUBBER-TIRED BUGGY,
90 toms OF hay, iron shed, furniture. 1d9
s. Main St Rm 3lO b221e
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WANTED-HELP

FIRsT;oLAss BARBER JOE sTRBoK, 70
w. 2nd So. b224s
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ENGINES FOR IIIRl

le.n. P. TRACTION ENGINES FOR HIRE,
Engineer furnished A. l.. Spencer, Ring.
ham Junction. bl8o
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LADIES' APPAREL

FROM THE EAST; ALMOST NEW
okrls waists. jaekcts dress and even.
ing gowns your own Crice. Ill +. End
South. I379
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GOOD YOUNG MARE, TURE, OF ROOMS,
house for rent. o2i Pennsylvania ave.
b2237
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PERSONAL

COMPRESSED AIR, NEW SANITARY
procesB National House Cleaning Co 90
E. 1st South Carpets called for delivered
promptly. hl0B6
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FOUR ROOMS, MODERN, 722 So WEST
! Temple. b223s
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TWO NEWLY FURN. FRONT ROOMS AT
273 West ard So a2S6
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TWO NICE ROOMS, WITH BATH, FOE
light Housekeeping, or roomers; close In.
Reasonable. No. So 3rd st. b2207
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SECONDHAND STORE.

HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR 2ND-HAND
goods o. L, Furn. Co., 500 State Fones:
Ind 22b6, Bell. 1886. b786
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WANTED FOR u S. ARMY: ABLE
bodied, unmarried men between ages OF II
and So, citizens OF United States, OF good
character and temperate habits, who can
speak, read and wcite English, For informa-
ton apply to Recruiting Officer, 16SHa
West Temple ST., Salt Lake City, Utah.
b1l39
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500. 90 PIANO, $500; s. w NIGH. $4,000.
D, r. table rug, fno phonograph, and
other articles. PSI E. I'd So. b2l7e
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CLAIRVOYANTS

BABY BUGGY TIRES
PUT ON AUTO TIRES VCICANIZED AT
Obborne'G. 90 L. ith Sc. Ind. phone
1916. x720
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ra8r HOUSEKEEPING. ONE
rcom OF two rooms; must no
I - heat, and be within four
Ind State sts. State price.
u, Tribune.
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WANTED A GOOD sTENoGRAPHER
that has had experience and can take short
hand notes and also dictation to the machine
direct. Address II 81, Tribune. DISCO
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PANTS MAKING WANTED
pearl avenue. Mems suits
b2203
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NJ FAMILY OF TWO, NO
oru modern cottage; perma-
~ paid In advance. Address
~ IN b1971
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TYPEWRITERS

ALL MAKES RENTED. REPAIRED. Ex.
changed, sold. Utsh Typewriter Exchange
Co. 90 West 2nd So. ul565
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TWO ROOMS FOR LIGHT HoUsEKEEP-
ing. lj2 E. LIST So. b22l5
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skNCH, YOUNG MAN NINE
| -I.ce. accommodation and price.
8 Kendall squaEe, city.
b2010
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SALT LAKE TRIBUNE TUESDAY MORNING AUGUST 2s
FOR RENT-FURNISHED

THREE MODERN ROOMS FOR COUPLE
gentlemen. 267 So, End e. b2241
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SPIRITUALISTS
ACCORDION PLEATING

AccoRDION suNBURsT, SIDE pLEAI
Ing and pinking. MrE Jennens, 253 Sout
Third East; Be. phone 1O47.E.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-09-15

One patented ranch can be n
rigated, will be sold at a bargain IN,
Inquire of M. B. GOldenoerS' 4'''
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sss.Nsssssssss4
: y : Local and Personal !: y


Mrs. Lillian Hauser will leave
Tuesday for 4 trip up the road.
There is a crew of Southwestern
Surveyors here since Monday. We
don't know what they are doing.
James Lanigan returned Mon
day from Portland, Oregan, where
he took his wife's remains for in
terment.
Wiley Stockett, from near the
new townsite of Vista Rico, is
building fence for Mrs. Luney.
A new school district has been
organized east of town and plans
about completed for a new school
house.
Mrs. l.. S. Wilson, wife of a
prominent attorney of Guthrie. O.
T., and her little daughter Louise
are visiting Mrs. Gentry.
Mr.. J. b. Wallace has been on
the sick list but is at work again.
Andy May expects to move to
his claim next week.
Mrs. Lipscomb and daug h I
will leave the latter part Of h c
week for Topeka where the daugh'
ter will enter school.
G.. A. Rathborne at the X. l.
Eating House was called a y
Monday by message from Topeka
on account of his sons serious ill
0 Dr uerr;nc, Mr.. O'Bannon
S parpes & Rankin and all o'hei
e who were kind to her in her '''"e''
N Rev. ]. F. Hedgpeth preacne
L. near Andersonville settlement Id
u sunday afternoon and night al
:et organized a Methodist O'''"
fourteen members.
Rev. John S. Kane a ho,,n'
,reacber, has located on a DC
fch Of land near San Jon fiat ana
INK nowin Oklahoma gathering a Gro
'ere Of colonists for this section
the c c Pandolio has sold his
dies cumcari fire insurance business
,ohr F. Seamon who took ch'
be Of the business on Sept ISL
Rev. csamon was formerly with u
the Kelly & Co. here as book ke
Ieth- and later with the Bell kanch
reach r,e as manager of their store
quar- lanes N. Gillett was u
.ur'n' mously nominated for Gov
1t him Of California by the repu'
claim convention on the 9th ms
lie has first ballot, over the present
y and ernor Geo. c. Pardee' Inc
estao- the only CANDIDATES n 'h'
on his stood 5o1H votes to 1882 "
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Sale.

One four room house and TWO
lots. on easy terms. Inquire Oh
NJ. b. Goldenberg' 30
One three room house ana TWO
lots, on easy terms l"4
NJ. B. Goldenberg. -
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last night.
S. c. Pandolfo went to FL Paso
yesterday.
w. w. Hicks is at Alamogordo
attending court.
c. H. Chenault went to Texico
Thursday.
Dad Wallace-say, he can keep
your yard cleaned up. 1T.
M. c. Mechem is at home in TT.
Smith, Ark, for a few days visit.
Try the Sterling and Fast Mail
Fine Cut Tobacco at t h e T p
Notch. tt.
c. c. Davidson went to Santa
Fe, Las Vegas and Albuquerque
on professional business.
J. Mat. Alvey has been at home
this week cutting his kafir corn
and other farm products.
Hill and Brady, livery men OF
Haskell, /. T., located here IL
miles west of town and are build
ing residences.
Galegos, the U. S. land COM
missioner, tells us that 2Io filings
were made here from the 4th to the
9Th inclusive, this month.
A. P. Marcus sold to Harmon
McCas!and a sow that is said to be
the best in the country. The price
"'I" T A' Blankenship brought +"
49,. omce this week some toma'oe
,hot were as fine as any we nav
ave-, seen. They were grown .
Wv farm one mile south OF tow
A. P. Marcus brought in a g.
ormber which his little daugh'
nlaced in a large bottle when
email where it has grown to
,enpth of about twelve inches
The ladies of the Baptist c"ul
rave a supper at the new ia
hn;,ding Wednesday night In
was a splendid crowd out and
49, Nhn a
receipts were all that inc '">
expected. ~
Rev. lanes F. French Will
hero Sept. 18th and 10th.
Erench is presiding elder ior
=, paso district of the South N
ad;st Church. He will pr
,uh;,e mere and hold the 4th
terly conference for this Oh +,
Rev. w. J. Wright has bull
a very nice house on MS
seven miles east OF town. +
gone east to bring ms '|',, n
complete arrangements io'
,;sh;np a store and postofhce
place a the R. R, swl aUr
Rico.
Mrs. Fowlkes and son G
from Broken Arrow we
night and spent the M, n,Eh her
nastor at Broken ARROW w.
Eowlkes is the wife OF VI
Fowlkes of Broken A rSo
here for her health. She y :
70 oscar Crawtord's
ore she expects 70 slaS
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f,ta1lrf s'<s1f oss ytsf ~ earn setsa
% Fs1I ss4 Ne Fsnzi1isz ~ ia
ssfiys stfgiee ~ frsf4 sdiD There
sfs Dshsfafit at1af ~ ssfza,ns af fse
e1iiers oa fse rfs. 40 n eosne
ready ~ ffe1mt afiigs ssfflf4 wben
sn smefyeney nks paf anses Then
ns te1l ylf bfigt men ~ fragtl
abfea1 aH1 ltara aii fhsf = sen fhfy
rtfaga sn1 inDaff fhslf 1iseoferles ~
fhfif DlDls - fbs eoiifns
re Nor6 rsDfesehfaiiss ioi1 ~
e4lakl boz Baron Kanfko had 6s
<fiie1 ~ hlm fhf mefhofs ~ ablsh
Aafsbal Oyama orranllsa ibe Japan.
ess afmg end aske1 " similar msfho3f
ha9 been uaed % ihs naval medlesi
rfsH eDfpa
VERY similar methods. b. replied
~sf1 ftsy we're - vel planned nat
tben fbe saf broke oai ]. - head ~
fbe o0ffe va able 70 giye ~ or0sa
riih fall assufanes nat they would BE-
oauie1 oui ~ place 10 the var wa
os ibe Nikaea. Admiral TogOa Gag.
snip. and from fhis directed fhe work
~ lhe nfft
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-27

Wall street. y The capital n fhs I'm
5iFe ~ Dollars Like ~ other caplfals
e ~ iis intnguet ifa faTorifes. g.
fuels BE- cabaia and o. camanllas. and.
lks al CHER capltais 81 gives lis color
y fhose Who spend fheir lives there. II
aas even . nori ~ pafBotism--"volf
aOnOf which brings ite citizens 70
esihsf. 81 times. 20 6efense ~ he dollar
and u properly rights The Empire n
Dollars ie not altogether noble spec
,afie We are not thrilled a. ibe mere
thought Of those Venice bankers Who
financed" The crusades. We % not ike
70 think of those Wall street manlpuia-
tors who tried - corner the gold sup
Dly during our civil war. when the na-
ilon needed gold ~ Success Magazine.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-27

iHs fsnss Eaf fasite bas feffai.
~ tyl1Hit4 syNs elseumfsfs ai ns
fsTug ~ FWte4t foHftfnlng syn
itef sifDaM mixiefe ~ f9kf
as ssa tsfiyss nela'it Dgi1fe eas
4aesff4 ~ ftf bes ~ ~ flefifif
fsfts1t go + ssffs4s oiaai1f9 ffnDn
Ifsie1 Hnbtisefne" rhith ~ fhe a.
Isa ~ tsitf eaksbGsfel fttlene The
i,ifsf ale1fies ~ sslphafi asla fH.
satas sslphonisk sel4 from uhieh
afobM a. fsifafis9 ~ 1lsiillafios
elih tafsf A ne same lime a.
.tef ls pfy4afs4 little aesfie sa1
sa4 seeiane sfieailfa American
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-27

When Sir Henry Irving made bis
FRS appearance a. hamlet in Man
chester the properties" were very dir
ferent from those with which Be slr-
rounded himself later al the Lyceum in
London and he night after be made
his speech. Alas. poor Yoricki~ TO a
blackened turnip and beheld King
claudius IN the last act majestically
drinking TO his success from a mar
malade jar IN the sticky disguise OF
vanished gold paint
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-27

The chief inconvenience " troops On
ne march haa been found by Dr Hogyes
- explode A. roon as they are brought
shoes rather than faiigus. Hs has. there.
fore. aageeiee a. Inner sole Or sock
n hst,eslos. and hla hyrienic asbestos
aoeka have been already adopted BY the
Hungarian var once and are rapidly
eainlne favor among the general public
ia mang paris u Eufops.