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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-05
Renninn Results.

Zone, HIS: Weber Fields, Orderly, Percy Clark, 121.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-05
OTHER GAMES.
Atlanta 10, Brooklyn 5.

Atlanta, April 4.-Atlanta batted the Brooklyn Nationals pitchers freely to- day and, aided by errors, won easily.
 Score. R.H. E. Atlanta ......11 .11O 042 20--10 II 0 Brooklyn ....2 200 10l 0l0- Il 1
 Batteries: Spade, Harley, Sweeney and O'Leary; Pastorious, Mcintyre, Bitter and Butler.
 The Sixth Junior A. & B. team defeated the Sixth Senior A. of Paul Hayne school by the score of Il to $. 1t was the best game that has been played by amateurs this season. The game ended alter a long stretch of thirteen innings. Bat- teries: Fulton and Sullivan for the Sixth Junior A. x B.; Douglas and Boggan for the Sixth Seniors
 At Charlottesville, Va: University of Virginia, 5; Pennsylvania, ?.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-05

AUCTION! AUCTION!
 You can get any kind of horse you want at the Auction Sale of horses at Fies & Sons, Tuesday, April 9th, 10 a. m.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-05
Two More Days for Bowling.

At Charlottesville, Va: University C Virginia, 5: Pennsylvania, g.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-29

your experience has led you to form a
cOncluSion?"
He gave a short laugh, in which his
companion Joined. THE whole thing is
an open book to me, but then, of
course, 1 have had the advantage of re-
siding here for over a week and have
been able to study the social undercur-
rents of the house."
'Oh, Mr.. Shone, I am sure that there
are no undercUrrents in our pleasant
little circle" the unhappy landlady be-
gan. Everything is quite aboveboard,
and you can't think that any of my
boarders-'
If I can have few words with you
alone, inspector, 1 can make the thing
perfectly plain to you" Shone inter
Tupted her rudely. In the meanwhile
just look at this"
That to which he drew my attention
was a brass bolt on the inside of the
door, having its bar still protruding,
just as it had been wrenched away
from it's mOorings in order to break
into the room when its occupant had
made no sign. 1t was not, however, to
the general wreck of the bolt that
ShOne's lean forefinger was pointing,
but to an almost invisible strand Of
yellow silk tied round the shank of the
bolt and broken off short at the knot.
Having examined il cursorily, 1 fol-
lowed Shone into his own bedroom,
which was down a passage on the same
floor. His friend, Mr.. Samuel Martin,
came with US.
You see what that bit of silk
means?" said ShOne as soon as we were
shut into his room. TT was used to
draw the bolt into its socket, so as to
give the impression that the door had
remained bolted all night, by some one
leaving the room by way of the door
don't think you will want to pay any
more attention to the window, inspec-
tor"
THE inference being that the muir
derer is an inmate of this house2"
suggested, rather doubtfully. 1 was by
no means carried away by the force of
his theory, though it was by no means
untenable. Yet it seemed to me that
if it was correct the murderer must
have left a good deal to chance. To
take one instance alone he could have
been by no means certain that even
after many attempts he would be able
TO steer the bolt into it's socket through
the clamping rings from the other side
of the door. And ii would have been
leaving good deal to providence to
expect to be able to break the silk off
short at the knot after 1t had served
It's purpose without leaving a loose end
that would have been noticeable even
by an ordinary police officer.
What other inference could there
be2' said Shone, exchanging a glance
with his hanger-on, as though COM
miserating my density. You could
have found that much out for yourself,
1 should hope, without any undue strain
upon your intelligence when
you came to make an examination of
the room you had noticed the circle of
silk. l can go further than that,
thanks to having exercised my powers
of observing while residing in the
house, and indicate to you which par
ticular inmate of the house is the
murderer"
His tone Jared my self respect, but
it was clearly my duty to hear what he
had to say, and as eivilly as ] could l
asked him to enlighten me.
Jack Kentish is the fellows name"
he said. Its simply a case of COM
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-29

AS the other bank clerks were begin
ming to take notice, it was desirable in
his interest to terminate the interview,
and I did so by thanking him audibly
for his civility in answering my ques-
tons. 1 then quilted the bank and
made my way to the Temple, hoping for
better results there, for 1 was pretty
nearly convinced that a more subtle in
f1uence had been at work that Radford
Shone's sketchy tale of boarding house
jealousy. A board at the entrance OF
SO Pump court told me that the cham
bers of Mr.. Chunder Dass were on the
second floor of the building, and those
of Mr.. Staddon on the ground floor, so
1 determined to call at the latter first.
The clerk admitted me to the outer
office and conducted me to the inner
sanctum, where I found the eminent
counsel busy on a pile of briefs. On
recognizing me he tossed his work aside
and pointed to a chair, which, however,
1 declined.
''In a hurry, Ell? and where do come
in" said Mr.. Staddon with his usual
CHEEKY good nature.
Without beating about the bush, or
even imparting my reason, I asked him
if he could tell me anything about
Chunder Dass, the Hindoo barrister and
law student, who had chambers two
4
noticed that Mr.. Straddon turned a
half-unconscious glance to a small, four
panel window set in the inner wall with
the obvious purpose of bringing more
light into the room from the staircase,
which was visible through it.
81 have but the slightest acquaint-
ance with him, though 1 see him sew
eral times a day through that window
as he passes up or down the stairs"
~ L
law, and must have taken it up more as
a hobby that a source of livelihood, for
he informed me not long ago that he
was heir to a very large estate in Ben
gal. But what has he been up to,
Burke, nothing to the discredit Of the
law. 1 trust?"
Depends on how you look at it, sir"
1 said dryly. Mr.. Chunder Doss has
been up to getting himself murdered in
his boarding house at Bayswater last
night"
For the moment I was completely
staggered by the celebrated advocates
reception of my news. He stared at me
as though hardly believing his ears, and
his clever, smooth-shaven face worked
strangely. Injured as he was to start
ling surprises and to every known
phase of crime. could not understand
why he should be so moved by the
death of one whom he mad just de-
scribed as only a slight acquaintance.
"At what hour did death take placer"
he asked in a queer, lew voice.
During the night-between 3 and 4
o'clock, according to the medical evil
dence." 1 replied.
Seven hours-for 1t is now nearly II
in the forenoon" said Mr.. Staddon
musingly, as he glanced at his watch.
And, then, with a quick change to his
ordinary incisive manner, he added,
You saw the body yourself, I presume,
Inspector Burke? ?"
Certainly" / answered.
well, would you be surprised to
hear" he went on, pointing dramatical-
ly to the window in the wall, that I
saw Chunder Dass through there, pass
ing up the stairs. not ten minutes be-
fore you came in7 Nor have / seen
him come down since"
Then he must be up there now" 1
murmured, not knowing what to think
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-29

Narratives by Officers of the Provin.
cial Police, as to Dealings with the
Eminent Expert, MI. Radford Shone.
Edited by HEADoN HILL.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-11

@6usoennen'. iOm fnbes afbubet br n en- mOserne, baarmet saaFsns
,Nsr nosa fsneube Weobel fm New Home Sbnaffnen, meb 1aeanele a
aae bennssi sos Os ubeuifelf al uns bems baarfse Gsenfaber. Ter r til
wRaffnens sbe GsenFaber fst mango ne 5obebrinsr, iUm np6Sembsms ma
siEe Ten til en- RaRne af fste ahask
On NJ fsrfe Sorbele ipm er taet efsr New Home" RaFinen &C
ben, at ben sner ct Positive Feed, ibt Der is bebspes noaen JiGr eaer
Sprne for a fa wearhnen til at arbeioe. On anben beeie Sorbebrtns, icm
mart pI base poafJsnna at gubper, im benptr gRafhnen er a feed, Der CT
faaIebes fpnfrmnt at ben fu beues Os ianies ueb en- fmpe Snbretnins, unsn
at femme BerB.lfe mb the feed dog. Den same Mtaabe at resmere benne
Slaes Mafhne paa, pb Siefp at Stuer ium fufbu1bt the feed dog til the
feed bar, bar alb meoisr g~aHaeiskbsr ,ti oerum bet life b.o fOrsasst msb
Wsastsbeb, pace the feed dog enten ranme 5ms eer gogfnen al Suu"
YAabea ear osiua pibe the feed bHue uiapn.
aeafnen arbeiber let Os nafen ipOlsH. suasb0rrn err rmb, men Sssp
fatOr'aeet adjustable bearngs) pdtht meb 5t bullet siuer mere enb al.
minbefs Sibbarkb, ps bborpeb gaaebarren bltoer iIanb til lGngere lib at
arbdbe ubn Ole nben at pbes. seaar Stpien saor forbi 9aaen os siennem
2sfen CT Dsernauben Hap bDifkt sisr, at ben albrie Tan brahes. MaHtnen
drcSer fig kp baabe sme % nebe 1raab, % arbeioer automatic uoen Senpn
iii let ear ipert ar6eiN.
.Suspennen1 bruser bObbet Traab Os Iaper lock stitch. Den su,
Troob fSes lse fra Spolen, uben OF taoss sinnsm ct sr nss Sulsr, t@
ben nar Waalset stpHen traser fig isU; ben tan trebes Wne Os e let
at fDrfaa. Woalen ct sehsethng, ps fan ataa lite ipttss Fiosts.
geb buert citing tefks besse Traabe faf iammen % Iufks Miben Al
Tsst os Stnsene spres oerpeb ffbenbt taft os ~fulbheucis ems paa beess
SiSer az TSit. Mafhneu er fprfpnet nwo lSa Saun6baL hpmpo man Deb
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-11
311tarnnH,t.

Stor Saubel. - st Spnoifat meo
Sopeofparter / Hbinelanoer bar fisbi
ct Stpffe 9onb peb Spaniib 8iper
| Canada til uobugit. alsbelnmrHeii
iiges at bare $2,500,00O.
Ssra Barron berettes, at Sarpep
Wpaont iioite Snsbag itiso en-
gisrn, iom peieoe 200 9uno, inoen'
for gnarGnien. 9eu bapoe luifet
runSt SIasterbniet for at fiuoe no.
Get at lepe al.
Wapor Sberbnrne geefer wttl'
rpoufee bar beftemt liz til at afllaa
ct Silbio ON $1,000 ON ugen tra ef
SeaterielHab / Rep 0crf for at gaa
poa Scenen. Son tiger, ban otl
tjeue no lin Sermin Tom Manor.
Splbt peo til ban bandit. Ole
Goeaaoro bIep | 1902 beifaoieet !
@iscouiin 2umber Gompanps sag
bria, ioet ban fif'et at fine Ben az
ffoaret uebenfor 8n9et pep at en-
goan, bporpaa Der trileoes asmnter
inb / Mslen, renbte oper BAN. yam
onloeSe Gag mob acmpartet ! ebtp'
pepa Sails, Chippewa Goiintp,, men
Saaen blep oer otpiits ogs ban aIi'
laabe M gag | Sapiporb, Saipper
Golntp. Sau table Den, men ut oer'
BOG for treble @ons for @etteri. gan
aniao BET baabIsit at pinoe oe ttlbso
SraloItfompanict at tase $500 lom
fuIb g~rItatning, men aompanlet
neatebe. Men gbeeaaro ponot go
aen, sSitrpen tilfienote BAN $500.
Saaen bIep a~ppelleret, % Sstelte'
ret ienbte ben tilbase til MT Jorbsr.
Den ifulbe op / 9ommer Silper'
fborns Ret | Sapparo iibite Snsoog,
Ga oa man bar fGroie til of i~notaloe
en- S,,irp tilbsb aompuniet Soegaaro
$1,000, % ban autog bet, % Sasen
bIep opaipen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-11

Gpen .. Gpcnion bIep fcrIeoen
Tag uonrpnt til Noitmeiter / BeiU,
Spoe Goimtp, i~itebenfor 1bomaS 81.
Jon, iom bar ~reiisneret.
Sra Snron m~eOoeIes, OF 5ppe for.
Ieoen Rot brso iis inc | CIions Ga.
loon | @ooIiep, iprnngte Veneeifa.
bet o. tit 5000 | 3ontonter. Wan
ttor, Sppene tiIberer en- Banoe, Tom
bar beriet beromfriug | I9nsere 3io.
airfciuopielie. - Zen npe norif.
lirtberife Strife, fpm er beIiagenoe IL
Wtil n~oroenfor arlington, blep IND.
piet Ssnoas Den 2oen bs. Yroi. q.
ar. Sobnion fra Den Soreneoe Sir.
fes Semiuar boIot SnopieIiestalen,
20 islgenoe Breiter oeItog / ben bsi.
tioelige Gambling: q. 6. SiuoerIie
fra Gnubp, Winn., 90. g.. Iobl fra
2afe BRETON, g. q. gabera fra
@olea og 6. 8. Stubfiar fra 9rp-
ant.
gabningcn nbiGttcs. ltuoerret.
ming fom ira 8aibineton ben Cite
bs., at 9abninaen al Resierineens
Srrisationsonlpg peo Belle 5ourde,
iom por beitemi til Den ste Siili err
ioiat pan 8rrno at Gperipsmmelieu
| Belle 5ourde.Gl pen i SIutninsen
al mai. Oct beoer, at Regieringens
anIGg life bIeo meget beifabiget,
men mango Gouutpbroer bIep ifpIeoe
89f. Gen me 3oto for aabnineen
er enonit life beitemt.
Chiffon d Sangcn, ct aisbmanos.
firma | @ebiter. begpnote Snsbng at
no fit 8areoplag peo Mutton,
co s. =. Sanion fra 9ribeepater
funaere6e iom Muftionarins. Wen
Sirmoet bapoe life betalt be 5 Dol.
lars, iom en- gpfororoning freezer at
en- ubenbps Iuftionarius pr. Dag,
ON ban snifer at eiere Sorretninger
| 9pen. Sonion blep nrreiteret og
Sirmaet pil oppellere ga.
gen til en- bsiere Ret, ba De paaitaor,
at Sororbningen er grunblonitrioig,
ioet ben fr9per mere al noetbps
Solt enb al benz iom Dor ! gpen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-11
9Yn Dnkptn.

Sirmissi RenisbeS. Zen norif.
Iutberite Menigbeb / &iuoi, ben fer.
fe Stdtion isnoenior arlington, bar
rnret baarbt biemisst. Tens isrite
Strife bIep truffet al 9puet % brauo.
te ftrar efter ben por bDsget. gn M
Strife bIep bpsget, og ben bIep eOe.
Ioet af en- Tornado. Sor treble
Gang bpgeebe WeHigbehen en- M
airte, iom blep ben imlffeiie % foit,
hareite, Mtenigbeoeu nogeuiinoe bap'
be opfsrt % ben bar netop fRroig,
"a ben ii6ite llae biep rnmmet al Sp'
net, oe Sanruet 6Ieo soeIaei.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-11
en- profesior
ON 2Ifohol,
Gin life gsrn iterfe Iriffe!

s ct Sorebrog, Tom RrofeSinr
lSims @ocobeuo fra England boloi
for Ell notwithstanding / Spoafritd'
uotofte bon at ipirittsie Sriffe mer
euo no9et anSet par aariag til Spg'
Dom. ga er oct | bore Gage, %
ioo bapbe set peret / De gooe 9ande
9oae, mertte ban. 9irefte % inof'
pefte frembrinaer Drift SpgSnm
blatot os. Sterfe 9riffe fam be-
apnoe fit arbeibe paa oS ! garneoo-
rene o9 forti9tte belle bort Sip teien'
mem. Seq taIte en- Sang ON Serl
Gag nteo Ell erfaren, oplpit Wtotlo,
ion bnpbe giort nsiGgtige og lang
poripe lln6erisaeiier % Su8ttagelier
onsuaenoe ipiritisie Critics Snbflp-
belle % girfnins paa ct uteset itort
Mntat gsrn. SeIp ON ipiritIsie
9rtffe iom 9r9nbeoin, or 90 Bin
bIeu gipet Barnet | eanife imoa Eor'
ticner, men ofte, bible De life alene
binbre Seeemets iunoc, ndtliriige
llbpiflinq men ogioo artoens. Ser
bar life Spsrgsmaol ont itore 9ofer
90 Sanger eler ON at looe gdr1tet
hn8e til liz, til set Rep "poa Ell
aunt". Get fon bIi ilooet foit ION
ct Softiat at siper man Born iterfe
Griffe / imoo, men bpppi8e Tortto'
uer, eoelGeger man berpeo garnets
9csemSpert % Herpeipitem ! itsrre
eIler miuore @rab.
@i peS ole, at Ilfobol | itore Eor'
tiouer oirfer ooloiNtt pou Siernen
oa bort Nerpeiptem. Nan blir 10
ioa omtrent gal for fortere eler ian-
9ere SiS. Set aif It'd Sooeoet" Il
ger man. Spiritieie 9rifte sbeIng.
ger Sieruen % Rerpertle for eler
icnere. bpis nun life briiser benz
meo oirfeIiat Maooebolb. Bort Ser.
peipitem iirr isIer mart bcn boarliee
@irfniug. iterfe 9riffe bar pna oct.
ieIp ON De npbeS / nofiau imaa 9cr'
toner, men meset ofte. Get ppritt
nleS ipiritisie 9riffe er, at De uofsrer
Ell itor Del Of tit Soel9sgeliesperi
hos en- Veriorl, inben ban begpnoer
at m9rfe, at Sierneu blir grsoet %
"fnrsIlet" os Nerpeipitenet soeluet.
Ndn bar iurtaIt oS, at "ber er YeaS
Ii iterte 9riffe". On SIaife of Del
beSite @apta Ifal iuoeboIbe onrtreti
ioa meaet Nrriuesitoi iom Oct @ror
SoeoemeL, man fon fuo til at Irggt
oa SptSien al ct olminoeltgt 8oro-
aripbIoS! Oct 6lir 10 ioa paste me
get "Daao" oct. Rei, Der err niger
@soS urro at tole ON | iterfe 9riffe
men lesemltg % annoelig 5or6rr'
belle, t9renSe Gift, lilptfesfrs. Sol
Itab, Sonblssbeo o. DO.
"&m brtfter.~ beoer Oct faa ofte.
Or bet fonbt, iaa Sub bia4pt
baml Get oil ba foanirre til at gao
tort ueocuer meo BAN" tGnter ig.
Snor trritl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-11

WioIet mob ben obenfor puopeeeos
Jore, % mar ban ielp bliper ligeiuo
cperbepiit berou1. iom rsofrge al bans
Wenner og Weunbrere mn er, jan On.
toges bet at Dem, Der fiertber BAN
beoit, at ban piI gipe efter o. pericn.
'Iie fortintte ben aump, iom ban meo
ion itort SeIb % TIL iod itor @eliig.
neIie ron Sduoet bar poobespnot.
0i Ter lat Der bar melot zig en- Seam.
hfbnt for Senotcr MGiiors S9oe |
Senatet. M observation-disclosures |
Sobeoftnben at bpiIfe murtee bnr tit
Siem | Soma, bar osiaa en- aortoioat
for berHre StiIing, os ri agter fife at
fcrianute at bringe bnru I GoriIog.
Dor aanbioat err @epr1fentamt Gil.
bert %. Suiigen fra Abe Soma Siitrift.
Sons uom9rfeoe arbeioe | Suiet sisr
bom fortient til oenr,e GorfremmeIie,
bans Ionse Grfarire foan 2obgiper
sisr bam ififtet til at fpIne Stiuineen
beore elto De fIeite anbre. Mtioa Son.
@ilbert q. Suateen for Senator ira
Soma | 1909. 81. G.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-11

Nernbanefumpanirrne f1ier ia. :

Sernbanefpmpanirrne fpier ia. -
Gbicogo & 9ortbweftern. Bonen IN.
oerrettebe iioite nge Statens cern-
bonefommisiion ON, at 6en bnpbe
omarbeioet fine Easiapertnffer efter
2c.9open | ale Staters bbbs ben bar
traabt ifraft. Burlington ansn ef.
ierfom osiaa Statens Sob ON Tas,
ioet ben ienbte en- Site oper alle, ion
bar Yas | 9ebraifa, til Sernbone.
commissioner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-11
sgn,uu.

Chris. Sobniou,. iom orbeioeoe
nneo at pubic Sibeiporlanperne for
SaiuoiS Gentral.9 anen / Soma
Sails, tom forleSen DAG aIporIis
iiIIfaSe peo at bIine ilaoet al en- Der,
icm ftob aobeu paa et f~orbiiorenoe
Sroattog.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-11

Sebn 6. Stranb er uonrput til
Eoitmeiter | arnegoro, MrAen3ie
Goiintp, %ifteoenior 6. a.. Stenebiem
iom refgnerebe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-11

eenS "1sesrab .Sshea" TIL GIest %
Eeuner I 0amIe. 2ea>st.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-11

pialp Of en- asmmsHrue tan aanbt aRaftmsriet msbens ssOten fpns. Den
rnns uhen at sie ben ct fumft lbfenes. Den bar Osrnef en- uutOmuhf spoas
8nbsr (bobbin windcrl Der a na filter os panioeis fin girfen at %
baorlg punbet Spote bill bore en- umule6eb.
1Suspennen4 ir sobt ub, % er elegant iaauel meo Seuipu til Eranrbetost
fOm til aRaRinbel.. Wanfnens 5cofpfc CT net let badnoedst % Sefobelp
nf mbper fenbt Gorbebrins paa bette Smraabe. Oct anserok Ira r al bsSs
NenaNnbeb o. imuft fcrarbenet. 2afringeR pg ubimptntngen er brfe &nuss.
epinsbula o. aae be bante Dele al Geaffuen er fmuit pueut os Rtdeiplete
bet, 6prmb be faar ct net Os imaMhbt nbfsnoe. 9esuoen bruses Ball Bear
ing til Soingtuiet % paa besse Siber al Soofpfet os &eiahotet er, at nadr
man tar gehtt al aRafmu % letter Spebalt Yane pd bette lBbe ranbt mere
cnb tpoe @anee nebens bet paa andre WaMnr bar tunst not meb at gao tire
Ganae Bprbet r laxt al peLAsrrt ira, iammeukt al nv fornelige Sag
bporpeb man bar opnaaer fSrre StDre cs furbnbret at Erect tan paa no.
Naninens 5obfpte a foipsn meo plated castors. Seroebe Stanhapps
bober 9rh9ust % the treadle plate. boinst gb! at geatinsa ~bsfOer me-
act letre enb ensrs r 3ifelmt Den bar anerienene % bebhr Attachments
for afminbais % (fancy) snn. On uOisrts SutrutiensbOa tnt bet nOrHs
ener snselns sprOs meotslssr buer gtafhns
0eg Wi9rte til nebenaaaenbe beDOeGg neOiate YrHer:
Rn A. SfnHer d%
Rn "A - Drop Head 8 SuHsr .......-......-.... 1000
&c. is - Drop Head 7StuHr .............."-... 2O
Wa "a - Drop Head. 8 StuHsr. Swell Front ."-. 1850
Rn Is - Drop Head. z SfuHer Swell Front. ."... 215o,
Cpenfor naunte Ra7fnr fan erboloss gstra, galnsbtre, esez=ss
lsnr aubosni til peOisaoe YsikL. 8 WtubOsni r Grtn paa bpr Wafms
d. SO bGes. gan fan III. tauh Fs en- pahes grpuups' snsr SuIe gresut
1b SIC. "a eer rs. Drop Head MabosSi Os Swell Front, Bfs $500
% s23Oo.
Gebenfousnbe sr 8iaebo at Ro. "a Drop Head, Swell Front, Der tt.s
go so. geo Swell Front msnes, at etaAsrns % Graparii a FrhS =
uuSa % tar fo ualminbsGs sbt uh.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-05-27
"a a-r-EnW f-fn
AcMBnlAL SLHAUA ADD
DtGOnATI5d DtY
Rev Lang Preached to Veterans
Will Decorate The Graves
Next hursday


Rev. Gordon Lang, pastor Of the
Presbyterian church, preached the
annual memorial sermon to the soll-
iers Of the Blue and the Gray under
the auspices of the G. a. r. comp !
the Methodist church last evening. A
large number of the veterans were in
attendance and the eloquent sermon
was entirely appropriate to the Oc-
casion.
Preparations are being made for
the observance Of Decoration Day on
next Thursday. An invitation viii be
extended to the G. A. R., U. c. ", ci-
vie societies and all citizens to par
ticipate in the exercises and join in
decorating the graves cf the honored
dead A program will be rendered in
the afternoon, including an address
and other features, and an effort will
be made to secure the services Of the
band for the occas on. Committees
have been appointed and the complet-
ed program will probably be ready
for publication tomorrow.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-05-27
80lal OF HEALTH HJTGE


Chickasha, Ind. Ter
The board Of health was called in
session this the 10th day Of May,
1907.
The meeting uas called for the
Of formulating rules regulat-
ing the smallpox situation in the
town Of Chickasha, Chiclasaw Ma
ton, Ind. Ter. The following rules
and regulations were adopted and
approved.
1st. That all persons having small
pox are required to be quarantined
and remain in their respective rooms,
residences or places until officially re-
leased by the president Of the board
Of health.
End. No one will be allowed to en-
ter houses, rooms, or places under
quarantine without permission Of the
board Of health, excepting the at
tending physicians and they must OBJ
servethe proper precautions.
Srd. All persons exposed to the
disease viii be quarantined for a
period Of eighteen days, except those
who have ben successfully vaccinated
and viii be re-vaccinated, they will
be released at once; those who have
not been vaccinated and will be vac
cinated will be released IS soon as
the vaccination showsuto be successful,
providing they do not reside or return
to the same residence, room or place
infected.
4th. All houses, rooms, or places
where cases Of the disease occur will
be disinfected when cases have re-
covered and the houses, rooms, or
place viii then be released Of quaran-
tine. Due care will be exercised to
prevent damage to furniture, but
necessary damage will be at the loss
of theowner of the infected article.
R. J. BAZE,
(Signed) J. c. EARLY, /
fSigned) B. B. BRIDGES,
Mayor,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-05-27
THE BIGGEST POT or COFFEE

Jack Sawyer, Of the Kimball House,
lays claim to having ma le the biggest
pot Of coffee ever made in Grady
county, and 50 far none have been
able. to dispute the fact. At the Eag-
les picnic last Thursday Mr.. Sawyer
made one hundred and thirty gallons
Of coffee in one pot. He used fifty
pounds Of ground coffee. 1t was made
in a big water tank and those who
drank it, and everyone on the grounds
did, said it was the best ever. Il
must have been for there was none Of
it left.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-05-27

John Baker, an employee of the
Rock Island shops, while at work yes
terday, had the misfortune to have a
large piece of iron weighing about
a thousand pounds fall on his leg
crushing his ankle and severely in
juring the leg. He was taken to his
home on Colorado avenue in the ann
bulance and was given surgical treat
ment.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-05-27

Neal gives the same attention to
phone orders for meats as If you
came in person. You'll get the best.
9th and Chickasha.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-05-27

FOR sALE-Six fine Duroc Jer-
sey pigs. Mrs. Flora Grigsby, 18th
and Oregon Ave. 5-22 St
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-05-27

Try the Model drug store for your
medicines and cold drinks. You will
be satisfied. 5-25 st
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-05-27

For Rent-Rooms for light
housekeeping. 527 S s St. a4-6t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-05-27

Mr. and Mrs. John F. Clary have re
turned from an extended visit in
Texas.