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FOR RENT-SUBUKBAN.

THREE new 5-r. houses. well at door, 4
acres good land, Outbuidings. near Lang
don. u. c.. one car fare: SIS per mo.
TWO S-rOOm houses. latrObe, water in kitchen
la e lots. half block from electric railroad /,
outbuildings. in HyattsviIle; $3.50 per mo.
GROOM house. good condition, half acre
land. outbuiIdings. excellent water. near
BlaGensbUTg, Sll per mo.
GROOM house. numerous Outbuildings. I2lz
acres excellent land especially suited for
poultry, truck, or dairy farm. sI750 per mo /.
SlH per mon Near Bladensburg.
GROOM house, necessary outbu!ldings; good
soil. ~ acres land; bargain al SO per month.
Excellent place FOR poultry and gardening
GROOM dwelling, good condition. outbuiid-
iugs, close 10 steam and electric cars. 3 acres
excellent soil. high location. cheap al ST. 80
per mo.
Az excellent S-r house all necessary out
buildings, large front and back yard close
70 steam ana electric read. Sl4 per mo.
6-ROOM house, - acres land, high location
a good place for poultrymen and garden
truckers. SO 9er mo.
Groom house, good condition, new stable.
all kinds Of fruit berries All firewood
free, ed TO % acres; excellent place for
trucking. etc. and a bargain al S2o9 a year.
close TO d. q. line electric and steam sars
l2g ACRES land, good 5-r house. outbuildlngs
well watered. good ReighborhoOd; only SIS per
month.
80 ACRES excellent land Or dwelling: also
t-r tenant house. main dwelling has large
hall. suitable for store purposes. on fire.
Quentlv Travelled pike. 4 magnificent truck
or poultry farm SIS per month
MARION DUCkETT * SON,
6s5 T 81. Nv. Washington d. c.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

20 N DAILG-LOcaI Tor HaTrlsonbCrg,
WarrenJon Danyille, and way stations
10 81 a NJ DAILY-Mashington and Florida
Limited First-class coaches and sleepe. u
ParIor Car 10 PinehuIst. y, g. week day >.
lJIuing Gar service
Il.I5 a NJ DAILY-Unitcd states Fast Mall.
First-class coaches and sleeper - New Or
leans. Dining Cal service.
4.OI + NJ WEEK DAGS-L-Ocal Tor Harrison
As = NJ, DAILI-LUcaI for NaUenton ana
Chariot tesYlIls
SIS p. NJ. WEEK DAYS 80 SOUTHERN's
PALM LI3lI I6.D-Solid Pullman train.
electric lighted. through sieepers t0
Aiken Aus ustI, Savannah. jacksonville
Cars southern Railway D.H-.is Car service.
1850 P II. DAlLG-Sew AOrA and Atlanta
Express +iTst-claSS CoaSE 70 Atlanta
sleeper 20 Columbus. Ia. VIA AL.antI;
sunset Route Tourist Sleeper hiashll gtoI
10 san Francesca Mondays. :. eiDussia.! - AID
$40 +. n. DAILY-Sew York and Fiorid,
Express Though Coaches and SIeepsrs -
Columbia, Savannah. JscksUnS Tile
Sleeper - Augusta and Port Tampa Din
ing al SettlLe = ID Carte
10 % p. -. DAL>X-New York and Men Dhll
l.im,Iso WA LynChodrg). First-class c0acl
sAd o.eep.ng car 10 ROANOKE, Knoxville,
Chattanooga, and Memphis. Sleeper 10 Nes
Orleans. DInmg Car service.
10 a +. n DAILK-N ashingt and south
western Limited. All Pullman tram. OBJ
seTtdIiOn Car 10 Atlanta AMI Macon. Clua
Car 10 Atlanta. Sleepers to Nashville. At
lanta. Macon. Memphis. Birmingham. New
Orleans. Dining Car service.
Ii y. SPENCER, General Manager.
Jan IL ). II. HARDWICk, Pass. Traf. Mgr.
1906. W. II. TAYLOE. Gen. Pass Agent.
l. s. BROWN. General Agent
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

". c. Doggett and Lille NJ. Nelson
both OF Fort Lee. Va
Adam Glenn and Adelaide Neal.
Dallas r. Bowman, jr., and Nina
MUdd.
John c. F'leischman, Glendale, Nd
and Eva NJ Doyle. BerWyn. Nd.
Russell r. BirCkhead and Margaret
r. BlundOn.
G Henry Murphy and Mary Brown.
Clarence 3. Wright and Jeanette All
fort. both OF Upper Zion. Va.
Joseph FOuntaine and Sadie Carter
Richard Brooks and Eva Johnson.
Ashton Frazier and Alberta Hall
Hillery Wheeler and May F. Thomp-
son.
Herman Fraser Rush City. Mimi, and
Amelia II Rankin. New Bedford Mass
Frank Williams and Alice Gilmore.
Isaac Brown and Fannie Brown.
Walter A. Harper and Nettie Pencil
JabeZ Lee and Louise Y. Davis.
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY.

Trains leave FsnnSyIvanIa Station Daily
2:30 p. M.-CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS sFE-
CIAL Solid yestibule. electric lighted
Dining Car Train 10 Cincinnati. with Pull
man Shoppers 20 Louisville. Cinclnnzti. IN
dlanspOIIs. Chicago. and ST Louis. Con-
necti0n for Virginia hot Springs. Dining
Car froni Washington.
IL 10 Z. NJ. +. y. LIMITED-Soiid YES
tibuie. electric lighted. Dining Car train
TO Cincinnati. with Pullman Sieepers
20 Cincinnati Lexington. ami Louisville
COmpaI tInent Sleeper u Virginia HOt
Springs daily except s lnday. SleepeFs
Cincinnati 10 Chicago and 81 / outs 81
ing Car.
reservation and tickets at 5i3 Pennsylvs ma.
Gvenre. sos Fourteenth street, near T. and
~ the Station Telephone 9730 for Pennsyl-
VAzia CAB Service H " FULLER
Tsisphcns Main 1856. GeLs'l Passenger Agt
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
Ticket ONCE, I4aI Penna. Ave.

For Petersburg. F.aleigh. Wilmington. Co
lumbia, Savannah. jacksonville, Tampa At
lsnJa. BirmiB CHAM. Mobile. Pensacola. and
New Orleans.
1870 4. n IAIL1-Seaboard MaiI-ThrouEh
Pullman Sic, per - Jacksonville Fla con-
Meeting al Eamlet with PuliLlan Sleeper 70
Birmingham. Cafe Dining Car Washington
~ manuel, y G..
Is p. II. DAILY-Sesboard ExpTess-Solid
train. with Pullman SIeepers. TO Jacksonville
and Tampa Three gh Sleeper 10 Atlanta ana
Birmingham also through 10 PiIehuTst daily
except Sunday.
6;25 =. n DAILY-SEAROARD FLORIDA
LlAITED-ElectTic lighted; exclusively Pull
man. Solid train to st. Augustine Fla
arriving there --I0 pm. Double drawing
dining 1al3-tf
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BICYCLE POLICEMEN
WILL WEAR GAUNTLETS

All of the bicycle men on the police
force have been equipped with long
heavy yellow gauntlets. which viii be
worn during the winter The gauntIets
are now mart of the Nation uniform
OF the police department the same as
the heavy black fur caps, which the
mounted policemen wear.
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FOR SALE-HoUsEs.
FOR SALE
DAVID MOORE,
1875 NEW YORK AVENUE.

JUST OFF BRIGHTWOoD AVENUE-six
rooms bath. hot-water heat: modern In
every detail. Small monthly payments.
NoRTHWEsT-on lettered street between LIST
and I'd SITS; complete and thoroughly mod
ern: eight rooms; bath. two stories and
cellar; furnace heat: nice yard. paved al
EAST OF 18TH sTREET-One block from
end OF car line. Columbia Heights; six
rooms tiled bath; two stories and cellar.
terms 70 suit you PRICE. 8. 2So.
seven rooms; bath; furnace. two stories
and cellar: back yard: carefully built
18TH ST. sE.-Eight rooms. bath. ana cellar.
furnace; wide paved alley; first floor I'm
ished in red oak: latest sanitary plumb
ing; papered throughout; never occupied
one block from cars. PRICE, s.. 800.
SOUTHWEST-llth st, two short blocks
from electric cars; eight rooms aid bath:
let 30x1G0s good netghborhood ali q cheap
piece Of property. PPICE, $1,000.
gOTTHEAST-NeaT navy yard; an excellent
investment; six rooms. bath; two stories.
BI.ooMINGDALE-Tw stories and cellar:
seven rooms, reception hall; big yard;
broad paved alley PRICE. 81. 800.
THE CHANCE OF a LIEs TIME on
NORTH SIDE OF ST. BETWEEN
gTH AND 10TH SITS. NV: 10 ROOMS
AND BATH; 2-SToRY BRICK STABLE;
WIDE ALLEY; HOUSE % FEET FRONT
SEE Us QUICK IN REGARD TO THIS
ONE. as SUCH BARGAINS ONLY LAST
a FEW DAYS. WHAT Do YOU THINK
OF IT AT $500.
soUrHEAsT-one block from electric cars:
several fiye-room brick houses; good in
Yestments PRICE, 81 300
IN NORTHW EST-CoTner Ilth and X SITS
Modern in every particular; II rooms
bath; furnace heat: flooded with light.
PRICE. s. 90.
NORTHEAsT-sis blocks from II ST cars;
two stories; six rooms. bath: latrobe; lot
54xI00 PRICE. 81 2O0
NORTHEAST-Just completed on d broad
avenue: six rooms tiled bath cellar
furnace: nice size lot. viii make allow
ance for papering TO suit purchaser.
PRICE. 81 80.
EoRTHEAST-On car line. store and dwell
ing: two entrances. eight rooms: bath.
three stories; cellar: alley
PRICE. $3.50.
IN BLOCK 220G-Ten rooms. bath, cellar.
hot-vgater heat; electric BELLS and light
ing; beautifully decorated and papered,
cellar under entire house, big yard; wide
parking. PRICE, s, $50
BLOOM INGDALE-Eight rooms. tiled bath.
cellar. furnace heat "a huge yard
bargain. 81 600. Only one az this price
A CORNER on lst St; the cheapest corner
on LIST ST. north Of X st. seven large
rooms and tiled bath; furnace. cellar un-
der entire house lot lsxl00. TO Wide alley
PRICE. $3.50.
NAuTyA NHnnDE
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DRUG CLERKS, MEETING

The Registered Drug Clerks Associa-
ton has resumed meetings on the sec
ond and fourth Fridays OF each month.
AT 1870 p m, at the Jolly Fat Mems
club rooms. 933 D street northwest.
The officers for 1905 are; w T. Hunt.
president: A. hlinEer. first vice presi-
dent; NJ. =. Bradford, second vice presi-
dent; r. T. Hafelhnger, recording secre-
Iary; j. ]. McLoOne. financial secretary
and c. F Collins, treasurer
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING Off
GER for u. s. Soldiers Home, Washing
ton, j.. G, January %. 1906. Sealed pl
p sails for furnishing and delivering
granite for mess hail and dormitory
building at L. S. Soldiers Home, Wash
ingtOn. ID. 9, will be received here until
NOON, FEBRUARY 25. 1896. and then
pdbhciy opened. Information on appli-
cation. Deposit of $40 required on draw
ings, JOHN STEPHEN SEWELL. Cap
tain Engineers. Constructing Officer
Js25, %, p, 29fe23,24
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Bureau
of Engraving and Printing, Washington,
D. c., January %, I905--Sealed propo-
sails will be received AT this Office until
2 p NJ, MONDAY, FEBRUARY u, 1906
for furnishing metal frame window
screens. The right is reserved 10 reject
any or all bids or parts OF bids. Blank
forms for proposals and further infOr-
nation will be furnished on application
10 VIM. NJ. MEREDITH. Director of
Bureau. Ja25,Z5.Zl
BIDS are requested by the George A.
Fuller Company for the old materials
and for wrecldng the ola buildings on the
site OF the New Addition 10 the Raleigh
Hotel Particulars MAJ be procured al
the FULLER CONT ANY'S OFFICE
In the Home Life Building. Bids TO be
submitted not later chan SATURDAY,
JANUARY 2. ta23-3t
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MRS. QUIGGLE HAS
NEW LEASE ON LIFE
Woman Shot by Husband
Leaves Hospital.
TOURED IN TRACED Y
When Taken From Her Home She
Pleaded With Physicians to
Save Her.

After lying on a cot in Emergency
Hospital since November 7, Mrs. Wash
ington J. Quigglc. who was shot twice
in the right breast by her husband, who
became suddenly insane and killed him
self after shooting his wife, was dis
charged from that institution by the
resident physician yesterday afternoon
She left the hospital with a friend and
stated that she intended going to 90.
q street southeast. where she will re-
main for several weeks
Mrs. Quiggle and. her husband attend
ed the performance at CEase's Theater
few hours before the shooting. which
occurred on the eighth floor in tbs
Brunswick apartment house, on
street between Thirteenth and F-o11r-
tcenth streets northwest. The two re
tired about midnight Two hours later
Quiggle, who was employed as secre-
taTy to Thomas +. Walsh. seized his
wife by the arm and shouted, I'm going
10 Kill you and myself"
Seized Revolver.
He bounded oct of bed, took a revolver
from bureau drawer and began firing
at his wife. who had not had time TO
get 20 a place Of safety. Mrs. Quiggle
managed 10 wriggle TO the side OF the
oed and then stagger toward the door
AS she walked to the door her husband
fired at her again. but the bullet struck
the door frame.
The woman screamed and tainted.
falling TO the floor, Thinking he ha.
killed her Quiggle turned the smoking
revolver on himself and ended his life
Mrs. Quiggle begged piteously TO be
TAX tsken 70 a hospital. She pleaded with
the doctor in the ambulance 10 save
her life. Please don't let me die.
Please don't let me die she moaned
all the way TO the hospital and even
table.
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Suffered RELAPSE.

Little nope was entertained for her
recovery during her first week at the
hospital. She was attended by Or.
V. B. Jackson, who resides in the Bruins
wick
Several weeks ago the woman had a
relapse and almost all hope was aban-
doned. Complications of a serious ma
ture set in and il was thought that sh,.
was beyond human aid. She rallied af-
Ter being al the point of death for two
sitNS, and Improvement in her case had
heen so steady that Dr. jackson decided
10 allow her to leave the hospital yes
IfTday
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DR.. -eatherman.

u asnluSt0n 5 LeaGlag specialist IN the cure
OF all ferns OF contagious blood and skin
diseases q men and women. All affections
of d private nature promptly cured. Dis
sases II the Kidneys. Bladder, Liver. ami
ssuluaCh; also kaeuma JisTu Nervous De-
bility, NaricoccIe, ana structure cured Tor
ever Advice free. Ned. furnished. Hours
Z " Il and : % ,: also tuesday and SAT-
urday evenings TO s. Sundays. 10 Ia, l..
tIs TENTH ST y. ".
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.SPECKS BEFORE The EYES.

In no part OF the body are the effects of
constipation more quickly noticed than
in the condition of the eyes. They quickly
respond to the poisonous elements which
are absorbed into the blood in chronic
eases of liver torpidity and sluggish
bowel action. When you SEQ yellow
ish tinge in the whites of the eyes it
shows quickly the biiiousness which per-
vades the whole system; but 1t is the
specks and fitting objects in the vision
itself that are even more quickly appa-
rent. Thousands Of people see things
in the daytime; their vision is blurred,
spots come between them and other OBJ
lects which seem quite intangible, almost
imaginary, and as they turn their heads
they vanish as with flash. Such con-
ditions can always be traced TO a torpid
liver and a congested condition of the
bowels, yet can always be cured by the
well-adVised use of
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Antwerp Rugs.
Clover Arr SnuareS.

In old blue and olive effects. Neat
designs.
Reg. Sale
value price.
3Xi yards ..................... 500 $500
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STEAMBOATS,.
NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

Every day IN the year fFom foot OF eth
- at for FoII Monroe, Norfolk. Newport
=. News and al points south, Dy the su-
- verb powerful steel palace steamers
~NeMpcrt SewE.'' Norfolk ami
Washington.
I.y Washing Non.6 30 pm L.. portsmouth, pI
Iy Alexandria I ;O0 pm Nv. Norfolk .......s pr
Ar Ia MonreV : .OJ asniLv. HI MonrCe...7 pm
Ar Norfolk ....S 90 Ata Ar. Alexandria 6 80 an
Ar Portsmouth, .e0 am Al. Washing TON. = an
IA Through connection made al Nor
. folk with steamers Of Old Doninioa
oteAAl3f4af ", -Nt1 sStAt dti4 NdCr-
- thnnIs ss.d Miners Steamships Tor Isas.
ton
NTFor further Information apply a.
- general ticket Office las 18th at. Col
- orsdo Beilalns telephone Aain-2zy0,
. or 9Th ST wharf telephone Main-J7Gol
J\O. CALLAHAN,
I'd v. Pres. a. Gen Mgr
". Il. CALLAHAN. zen. Pass. ACT
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BACHELOR APARTMENTS.

TWO LARGE ROOMS AND BATH. nrSi
floor. SENECA" Men only. All mod
ern improvements. co z ct. nv.
deZs-tf
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cTnpE CpErIEIC Cures In I 10 5 days
UAODE "a GSAEaS al private diseases.
Sold by druggists. 81 per bottle.
TIE GLOBE CHEMICAL CO.
Washington. ID. y.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAJ. ROA[
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR.
To Baltimore With Pullman Service

S'GAA AOOR OH LIE NUN
To Baltimore With Pullman Service.
Week Days-2;57 500. $50. 100. 7.2o. 500.
500 s:UO, s.3e, 200. II 20 An. Il noon
lzpo. l,VO. Z:0U, 800. 800. 40. $40. 9.05,
pm.
s9ndays-2;57. 100 7:2o. $40. 500. 10 %.
II 90 an; 100. l;15. 800. $50. 900. S.S0
80. 800. 90. 1850. II IS pm.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO and NORTHWEST. 'iI.Oo am.
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS and LOUIS
VILE. 'l0:05 am. '4:05 p.Tn.. 'lz:i5 night.
PIIIsBURG. -ll:00 Am. -s:E pm. aad
'ls.4o niEht.
Gle ELAND, AIS pm.
COLUMBUS. y 80 pm
MhEk.LING. .ic'es an. $50 pm. -.
WINCHESTER, $3.50 am. "'4-05, 80
pm.
ANNAPOLIS. week days. 40. 1905 noon.
80. s;1 pm. sundays. $50 an. and 80
pm.
LURAY and ELKToN. '4:Os pm. through
PaIloF Car.
FREDERICK. sss:s5. tsI5. fIe.q5. ell 100
am. Tlil5, %-405 ~s5S5 pm.
HAG ERsTOWN. s'le:O5 LA. AID - % pm.
., BoID eGd way points. $50: fs:i5 s-.ln.'
GAITHEKsBUkG aud way polals. $50.
ts:l5 an --lZ;5o. TIa5. ''s:5J ---0s. - -.
80 80. n -. flU 10. I'll 80 pin.
WASHINGTON JUNCTION and way points.
as -, ts:i5 an. tbs 900. $3.50 pm
'Dsily. --txeepI sunday. TSunday only.
Baggage called Tor and checked from hotels
orders left at ticket offices, 5is Pennsylvania
ave. NV, New York ave. and 18th st. and
8 b IEGE. District Passenger agent.
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FOR SALE
GET OUR LIST OF HOUSES. ALL
PRICES, ALL LOCATIONS. EASY
TERMS
MOORE & HILL CINC),
~ 18th ST. y ". ja25-tf
81, 800.
THE BEST BARGAIN EVER OFFERED.
N street northW est. west Of Ninth street.
- feet front. il0 feet deep: IL rooms;
bath two-story stable, tr1Ist. 100 al so,
three years. MAKE OFFER.
LIE ROY MARK,
The Oval Sign lsiU @ 81 NV.
3a9U-ff
FOR SALE
u-room house. half square from Dupont
Circle, modern improvements. Price, S. 00-
II sold at once.
s-Toom house on Rhode Island ave, NV.
Price. 81. loo. GREAT BARGAIN.
SMITH THOMPSON, JR., IS CO. (INC.)
1883 street y. ". tBasementJ
ja20-Jf
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$3.50.

ONLY 500 CASH
For an exceptionally good and pretty lit
tie siX-TOom house on leItered street North
east. Hardwood finish on first floor: com
pete as they Can De. Let Us show you.
Il. R. HOWENSTEIN CO.,
1914 ST Jals-u
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INVESTMENT!
RENT. SO. 50-PRICE. s.. go
good clean property on a numbered
street, y E. which must be sold within
next ten days 10 close an estEts. Trust
OF s., 500. leaving only 81. 100 cash needed.
COLLINS-GUERRY COMPANY.
sN 18th - y Is taza-5t
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Granite Art Squares.
Cotton Rugs.

woven IN one piece.
Reg. Sale
value. price.
! Rug fUX12 ft--..------.-.S SIS. 90 $40 90
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DAVID MOORE,
INVESTMENT

1928 NEW YORK AVE y. W.
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Is YOU ARE PUTTING MONEY
e. ! ff1 In a bank. you lock for the safest
49, Institution why not use the saIiu
~ care when you deposit our va
tables Tor a loan We have a building AM
safes made for the purpose. All business
confidential. Money loaned on watches dia-
Inoncs, jeWelry. etc. Interest three per eeA:
instead OF ten
H. X. FULTON'S LOAN OFFICE
Established 1910 "a Ninth Street y "
LOANS NEGOTIATED on stocks. bonds. bldg
and loan assCn. shares, syudicats certiis
warehouse receipts. etc. low rates. courteous
treatment. THIS Is NOT a LOAN CoA-
PANY. L. a. BAKER. ITO = I'hone 49,;
no24-tf
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JUST OFF BRIGHTWOoD AVENUE-six
rooms. bath, hot-water heat: modern In
every detail Small monthly payments.
DID, sla
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-11-23

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sous f1rEig1 pgEs--
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-11-23
Watch the Expenditures.


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