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Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-23
CRAFT IN PITTSBURC
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Continued from First Page.)
might drop today. certainly tomorrow,
Of much public interest.
Chief of Detectives I'm Net.
Another sensation developed today when
il became known that Director OF Public
safety Lang had demanded the resignation
of Captain of Detectives Edwin T. Nc
Cough This action followed a conference
between Mayor Guthrie and Director
Lang while they were in attendance
last night at the meeting of the Voters
league, who caused the prosecutions against
the councilmen and bankers. Director Lane
said today:
my reason for asking Captain McGougt
for his resignation has nothing to d. with
the arrest OF the councilmen. There wa
another reason and a more serious one
but what Il ts I win not discuss"
Reports are In circulation. however. tina
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-23
Nav CabInet Representative.

New Cabinet Representative.
The composition of the new cabinet Is
regarded as representative and as holding
good promise for successful administration
Munoz Tebar, the minister of finance, Is
a noted engineer and In 1889 he was a candi-
tste for the presidency General Reguliao
Olivares, the new minister of war, is re-
garded as one of the best military men in
Venezuela today. Senior Maldorado, the
rev minister of public instruction. is an
suthor of considerable note. Linares AL
c%nntara, the minister Of the interior. was
for many years president of the state Of
Aragua. He is considered as a likely candI-
date for the presidency.
Rafael Carabano, the new minister OF de-
velopment 0omento), is a young military
leader Of much prestigcN Gonzales Guinaud,
the new minister of foreign affairs, was
prominent in affairs OF state during the
epoch OF Guzman Blanco and he enjoys
great Influence throughout the republic.
The minister Of public works, Roberto
Vargas, 10 a general OF note and is con-
sIdered to have a brilliant future. 1t is
generally admitted that the new cabinet
is a strong one and especially well qualified
to handle any possible contingencies.
Acting President Gomez has given orders
that All the political prisoners in Venezuela
be set at liberty.
Transshipment Decree Revoked.
WILLlEMSTAD. Curacao. Dec. 22.-The
new Venezuelan administration has revoked
the decree prohibiting the transshipment at
Wiliennstad OF goods destined for Venezue-
Ian points. This revocation is regarded by
we'll informed persons here as meaning
practically the settlement of the dispute
between the two governments.
The measure In question has been the
Municipal difficulty in the strained relations
between Holland and Venezuela.
The <dedpction from the latest news re-
cefved here from Caracas-the enforced
resignation of the Castro cabinet-is that
the reign OF President Castro in venezuels
"A over.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-23
RETIRED FARMER ENDS HIS LIFE
II. A. silver Hangs Himself While
Respondent.

SEWARD. Neb.. Dec. 2.-(special Tele-
gram.)-H. A. Silver. a prosperous retired
farmer living In Tamora, the first station
west Of Seward on the Burlington road.
committed suicide this morning by hanging
himself In an outbuilding. s. Brown, a
general merchant of Tamora, failed a short
time ago. owing Silver about $500. The loss
OF this money seemed to pray on his mind.
as he had been worrying about II. and It Is
thought that he took his life while tenn
porarily deranged
Silver made so much noise In the out
building nat HE wife, hearing the COM
motion, rushed out. but before she could
cut him down he was dead. County
Coroner workman was summoned from
Milford and an inquest was held this after
noon.
Mrs. Silver ana two daughters. one a
little girl and another who graduated last
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-23
copley, jeweler, fobs. 215 s. 10th ST.
Defendant Wins suit.

SIOUX FALLS. 8. D.. Dec. ~22.-(special.)
After being out all night, a jury in the
state circuit court for Lyman county re-
turned a verdict for the defendant In the
case OF Rosendahl against Mattson, which
was of a sensational character. Rosendahl
accused Mattson of having alienated the
affections of hts wife, and sought to re-
cover damages In the sum OF $1,000.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-23
Case OF swift JustIce.

M'COOK, Neb.. Dec. ~2.-(Special. )-Red
Willow county furnishes a case of swift
Justice. Josiah S. Calvert robbed an IN.
toxicated friend Saturday night. was ar
rested on Sunday, appeared in district
court today and pleaded guilty and was
sentenced to one, year in the penitentiary
to which he was taken by the sheriff the
same night. The amount involved was $50
Calvert is % years old.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-23
-Four Years for Fraud.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. Dec. 22.-FouT years in
nnSndsd toasy ,SnoT wT Tbomes S McGrafS epo ~
victed OF fraud as a Judge OF election in
the Second precinct Of the Third ward at
s Srsnt tss' an SeH SpSeaI 10 ne s STIs9 sH oeprt
and McGrath was released on bonds.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-23
Two MEN FIGHT EXTRACTION
iIvers and Mauve Resist Being Taken
to Lincoln for Trial.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, Dec. z~2.-(Special Tele.
gram.)-C. w. Silvers and Buck Mauve
who are suspected Of burglary Jobs IN bott
Des Molnes and Omaha, arc putting up q
hard fight against returning to Lincoln
where they will be charged with having
burglarized the Miller & Paine store. De.
tective James Malone of Lincoln arrived
this morning from Des Moines with requisi
ton papers and was on the point Of putting
the 'shackled prisoners in a carriage out.
side the county jail to bring them across
the river into Nebraska when WILDER owen
their counsel, dashed at breakneck speed
into the court house yard and demanded o.
Jailer McDougall that he serve habeas cor.
pus papers on Malone. The men were taker
back to jail and tho habeas corpus hearing
will be held January 4.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-23

differ from the directors statement. Cap
tain McGough is we'll known throughout the
country as a clever detective.
Five Of the accused councilmen, Messrs.
WATSON, Ferguson, Brand, Klein and
Melaney have issued statements today
which are to the effect that they are
greatly surprised and all at sea regarding
their arrest.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-23

Hoarse coughs and stufty colds that may
develop into pneumonia over night are
quickly cured by Foley's Honey and Tar,
as 1t soothes inflamed membranes. heals
the lungs and expeis the cold from the
system. Sold by all druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-23
Liberty Company D~iseontInues Use of
the HelI.

the Bel1.
BEATRICE Neba Dec. ~2.-(Special Tel
egram)-At a meeting OF the stockholders
Of the Liberty Independent Telephone com
pany at Liberty today 1t was voted to dis
pense with the services Of the Nebraska
Telephone company and that concern was
given thirty lays to d~isconnect with the
Liberty company. When the Liberty COM
pany entered into a contract with the Bell
people some time ago II cut out the lines
or the Home company which connected
BLU Springs and. Beatrice with Liberty.
This action occasioned considerable strife
among the companies, which resulted in
the Bell company being ordered to dis
connect its line today. Several representa-
tives of the Blue Springs company attended
the meeting n the action OF the Liberty
company will result in service again being
restored with the Blue Springs concern.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-23

cifc solution of our International disputes,
to live at peace and harmony at home and
abroad, md TO permit the law alone to hold
undtsputed sovereignty throughout the
land
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-23
nishop j. s. Michaud.

NEW YORK. Dec. 22-The Right Re,
John s. Michaud. bishop of the Roma
Catholic diocese OF Burlington. VT, died q
st. Vincent's hospital today.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-23
Mrs. Ellis Thomas.

BEAVER CITY, Neb., Dec. 22.-(special)
Mrs. Ellis Thmoas, wife OF one of the
oldest and most prominent farmers of Fur
mas county, died at her home near here
today after an illness of but a few hours,
She leaves a husband and a son and
daughter,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-23
CHANGE IN 'PnoNE CONNECTIONS

spring from the Seward High school,. sur
vlve him.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-23
New Evening Coats, Just Arrived.

Grand showing of evening coats Just arrived from
the famous style centers OF the east. Each one re-
veaIing the best workmanship, the most stunning
style and the richest quality. They are made es-
pecially for women Of good taste who admire and
demand good fitting garments. You will find a
liberal variety. and Just remember that this is a
store of one price and the lowest price. Come We'd
nesday, we will be glad to show you these exquisite
and most stylish garments.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-23
watches-FRENzER-15th and Dodge.
DEATH RECORD.
Mrs. Henrietta Jackson.

SIOUX CITY. Ia, Dec. 2A-(Specid1.)-
Mrs. Henrietta Jackson, who died at her
apartments in the Mondamin hotel Sunday
after a lingering illness, first visited Sioux
City In 1853, and II Is probable that no other
living person had set feet on the present
site of Sioux City at hat time. She was
born in New Orleans, the daughter of
Charles st. Aubin, an artist. Upon the
death of her father her mother married DR..
John X. Cook, who subsequently laid out
the towns of Omaha and Sioux City. DR..
and Mrs. Cook and Miss st. Aubin were in
Council Bluffs in 1852, and In that year Miss
st. Aubin married James A. Jackson. The
following year Mr., and Mrs. Jackson made
their first trip to the trading post which
marked the spot where DIR. Cook and Mr..
Jackson bought land and laid out the
town of Sioux City. Mrs. Jackson once
owned the present site of Morningside.
At the time OF her death she still was a
large owner of property in that suburb.
Mr.. and Mrs, jackson lived in Council
Bluffs until 1856, when they removed TO St.
Louis. where they lived until 1887. Mr..
Jackson was engaged in the wholesale
grocery business and also operated a line
OF river packets. In 1887 they removed to
Sioux City. Mrs. Jackson is survived by
her two children, A. NJ. Jackson Of Sioux
City and Mrs. Georgia Jackson Wilson of
Galena, Kan. .
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-23
Roy Ashton.

SEWARD, Neb., Dec. 2~2.-(special Tele-
gram.)-Roy Ashton, who was injured in a
mine at Cripple Creek. Colo, a week ago.,
died yesterday and the body is being
brought to Seward for burial. the funeral
to be held Thursday. Young Ashton was
20 years OF age and was a brother Of Mrs.
Burdette ,Boyes of this city.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-23
sen DOuT. sis-soth phones RssoS an Dspts-Tnd. X-is4i

There remains but two days in which to buy the Christmas gift Come here Wed
and buy a useful gift If it comes from Thompson, Belden & Co.'S It's sure to be appr
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-23
Commission Goes to Columbus.

The State Railway commission went to
Columbus tonight to take evidence in a
telephone case involving the connection
of two systems. While there the commits
ion will investigate the Columbus depot
whic hthe COMMERCIAL club says the
Union Pacific promised to replace with
a new one during 1908. Health Commits
sioner Wilson went along to see whether
the depot Is sanitary.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-16
Tic @abrbcit, bic puQe @a6rbcit nnb
nidltS ais bic Mabrbcit.

Maude 2emtc iinb nntcr ocm Gin
Srnd, Sak i'd cinen SpaR iiber bic
Ymircdltcrbaltnng Der Yreiic fir allc
mcinc Maarcu CUR alten State madtc,
Iclblt luenn id bcm GngrufbGnoler
mclr dis snUor sm sablcn babe - idI
bin icbud) int Grnit. Der Wrnno, ans
ecm es mir m6slidJ lit. einen beiiercu
Nrtifcl ais Die mciiten Der 0urit-
Tabrifautcn Der Staot bcrsntcllcn,
liest in Ser SbatiadJc, baf i'd bic
nrnciten, mooernitcn Ginridtnngcn
bette. 3D. babe mcinc Tabrif nit Der
mcincS Srnoers, !Srn. JerbinanS j.
SnDber, %ueridmolscn, an ocicn Stan.
ben int collins nub Velair Marft
man %nnicre Waaren famfcn fam. lin.
ierc Tabrif liest in Nr. 1927, DC.
treat-S trahc, lit cine Der m%oocrniten
Der Stabt nnO itets sur Jnipeftium
uifcu. Gntucoer idj Obcr mcin Urn.
Der tit itets III Der Tabrif aniucIemb,
I'm oaranf sn ndten, baf sic grGfte
Sorgfalt 1T Der Scrltellnna nnierer
@aarcn purbcrridt. Sic Tabrif lit
nadj SEN nenciten Sbeen sebant nnS
fntbaIt alle bic Dum Deiet fir bic
Seritcanng ION @nrit etc. purOeidrie.
bcnen ianitdren Ginridtnngcm. Id
itcllc 8arantie fir bic f~einitcn Waa-
rcn mnS fam bebanptcn, baf nnierc
EnalitGt nid)t iibertroiicn ,ucrocn
fam. Mnfcr cincm allgemeincn vi.
Iortimcnt babcn iuir bente Diclc Spe-
sialitGtcn snm @erfanf, ,uie: cdJtc
oentidJe Gunner Bologna, Saiier
Sadlt Mnrit, ger0itcten Sdinfen,
cdJtc bentide Nettunrit, 2adjsid)in.
ten, Sbiringer Salami mno piele att
rcrc.
@,n.A, Sn9oer,
Stanoc Isl II. $50 gerington- Warft,
(t3O Gde Yaea.
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Tas @odJenbIatt

@er feline Belt bat, cin tGBlidcS
9lntt 81 Ieicn fam iid ourd) Die
@obennu8gobe ocS oGeutiden Cor.
rciponocntcn" iiber ole pid)tigen Or
cigniiie Scr lebten @od)e informiren,
l1no teiucu bclicren 8ruB f0nnet
@oltimorcr 6rcuurbcn uno &crponO-
ten ou9mGrt3 uno in Der olten Sci.
matb icnoen, ais '0nrd) bic 3ulcn.
Dung OeS @ohenbIottes ocS oGeut.
id)cn Gorreiponoentm". Iie 0iesD0.
dlentIite gllaanbc Cridlien oeitern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-16
Staot Baltimore.
1tnterhaltnuas . @eoueiier.

,9uoiturium" - rEie 3tgeuuCrtn".
,,SplioaH" 49, Gdelid ben IL lbr Surmittdas
bis II llbr gtbeuos GoriteuEneen fprehenotr
gSaubeIbiloer.
rSprb'S" - bic 3uuberfiinftIer aeIIar urb
Gburftuu.
,@nnetp" r6bolSeH Groof Extravaganza
60, " nit ben 5auittdmpferu 5obn g. Snut6an
una Safe NilraiH.
,,WargIaHb" - sis Supiins".
.aem WlpnumcutaI"-sIb @ap 1oreaoorS".
,,gnbin's" 40i-06, EH.9aftimsresStr -
RluocoiIe &oriteluneel mo fpredenoe 2aan'
oelbilber.
II. Mat, ayober Nllsilua nab 2Sebcr's @dri,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-16

9oS Elm If ienige 9obn.
Eroicft. - Iie grfinoung ots
Soltimorer >SngenieurS Soporo $.
SltniS, oie cinid)ieniqc 9obn, ioIl.
Nodridyten ans Tep- Dorf 5uiolge.
ollf scr orci Weilcn langcn Strede
bon Scr Stotion 9ortotp in Ncm.9ort
nod Gitp. Sslono pcrIllht meroen. Sic
G%iufiibrlung oeS SpitemS, bos oui Ser
Samestomncr Insitellung I'M porigen
Sabre crfolDreih iauitrirt ipurbc,
miro nllf Ser 3 Meilen lanacn Stredc
$4,000 toiten, sic slnifofflng ser
@oggons nid)t eingcrednet >Sene
9obnitrefc hot jcbt nod ocn Eicroe.
bctrieb.
SedS5ehn neuc MGrta.
rinnen.- &ou Scr &rontenmGrtc.
rinncnihule oeS .Morplnn0 Huber.
iitntS. SoipitolS" bnben rs illnge "a.
men oils Observation-Disclosures ora.
ollirt. Gie Observation-Disclosures iillo:
Ole 6rlS. Senrietto aibcom WolrIep.
gi,ollita Gaiionoro Huiicl, Gtbel Eol.
matorp Sbnu, Minnie @ono Anocrz
Jon, 9foie @ilion, Mnrp Gmmc
@rigbt, Sulll gtterS Erice, Wnlbe
5omble Smitb uno Sorrict Slllict
EnrionS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-16
Ger Nnnb lcin Sub.

Negcriungc ouf Der 9ubn i%iberiobrcr.
Sein Sur0 binbertc Sen Brent.
Ter, Den Sungcn aus benz 9Sc0e I'll
ldiebcn. - Ser auobc fniete altf
Den @clciien uno las Stcinfoblen
nuf.
Siaoc Soruep, Gin 10 Sabre otter
Ncgcrfnnbe Don Nr. 331, 9apions
Ille0, mnrOe geItcrn lriib geqen 6 ll6r
III Dem 8rod)tbabnboi ser Baltimore
4 Sbto'9abn," efe Fcnn. II. Erott.
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Notmittogs I'M DWorplon0 llniperl;-
tots.S oipital" Iturb. &Iuoc's GIteru
lin0 foot mn0 Der &nobe mur0e pom
lcincr 8%robmlltter er5oacn.
BcItcrn iriib mar CT, begleitet BON
ieinem fIeincn Sun0e, nod Dem
9ahnboI gegongcn, INN &obIen 81
lnmmCln. 4ic Huft mar neblig un0
ioit Misunderstanding ais Der @aggon,
bon elmer Sofomotipc %aeld)oben, nllI
0o5 @eleiIc gcfabren murOe, allf mel.
dem Siaoc tnietc nno Die 5mild)en Die
Shicncn geiolcnen aoblen IN ieinen
Sad lnnmeltc. 9tllr nod meti02
Sd)rittc beion0 lid Der Wu9gon bon
Slooc Cntfcrnt, ais Der premier Wnl.
Solldl mcIber lid) olf DEM Border.
tbeil 0ca WoQ0onS bcfono, ocn &nn.
ben benlcrftc. Gr lChnte iid) lpeIt iiber
Die VritItun9, INN &Iaoc 81 eriolien.
oils bcS 2noben Sumo. ofienbor I'M
8IoubcrL 0oB lcincm Scrrn BON
Souh 8ciobr orobtc. oCm Nctier chi.
gcacn iprang nno i'm 5l bciBen per-
1td)te. Solh 500 unmlltiirlld) Die
Sono 5uriid. mo bcpor er nodmal5
3llgrctfcn fonnte, mar Der MagNon
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lebcno, oili oen Sd)ienen lag nnb BON
DEM Sun0e bcmodt iunroe. Grit
nndbcm onS lbicr nit Steincn Der
trtcben mar, fonntc mon bcmS duner.
perlcbtcn nobc fommcn. Gr murbc
III oos Soipitnl trnnSportirt, gciolot
bon Dem SlnOc, Der idlieBlih nod
Der Nidtllng ser &obnumg bcS ana.
ben lief.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-16
Sdiffsfarten

bon uno nod europa iiber Baltimore
ooer New.Yorf, 2aiiite ODER 3luiifen-
Oed. @ediel, ausI1noiides @elb,
Greoitbriefe uno @eloienoungen.
5beo. s. 0icner & &c.,
Wr. 217, Git-Yaltimorc. Strahe.
d.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-16
9ebbeI's einsiaes Nttelier.

Wtr babea MIR elm MtsIier In Nalti.
more, nnS bas befinbet tid IN Der
Gtage 81 ebener Grbe, Nr. 321, Npro.
0aD., maize 9isb.Str. ainber.Y5o.
tpsrapbicn cine spesialitat. - Seine
asenten anb feine 1rcpprn ~ iteiaes.
5. 3ebbel. 6. Grui, Uei&sfSfalres,
(315--)
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,Sarmonie. Cafe"

Nr. Ala, @eit'J aprttc.S traRe, 9arl
Sdmiot, Snbaber. @iirsburger 9uf.
bram iriid) ONT 3apf. Diners, Soupers
a Ia carte. Seben Samitag Abeuo
6rei-Gpnsert. (MpriI1.1O
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Suuncuaufaana nno 1luteraana.
las Wetter.


Sir Worpldn0 un0 0cn Iiltritt
Columbia bcute tlnr un0 mGrmer,
Sonntua tIor, Icifte mchIelnoe
g3iu0c.
Gic b0dbIte 5cmpcrotur mar geitern
81 mo Die nieorigjtG 81 Wrob.
Nu Den on6crcn 9unocS @ettcrs
beobadtungS . Stationen mar Ole
Gemperotur, mic iolGt;
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"a, glbanp 60. Ncm- 2)orf 81, Fbtla-
oelpbio %, 2ltlantic 80, Cape Wop
80, gSoibington 81, Noriolf "a, Sat.
teraa so, Charlotte So, Wilmington
IS, Gborleiton IS, Sapannob so,
Sodionpille 80. Supitcr "a, aeD.@elt
Sc. Ntlanto 81. Hem,G Orleans 81, 30
leitine 80, @alpciton 76, Corpus
GbriIti 81, WenpbiS rs, Cincinnati
50, Gittsburg "A, Ssmc9o 56, @ui-
iolp 60. Glepelonb 6S, Detroit 20,
slpeno As, Worauette %. 8reen 9ou
G6, Chicago 80, Glllutb 40, CT. Saul
"a, ct. 2ouis 81, aanins.Gitp 81,
Smobo rs, Surou 10, 9isnord 81,
@inilton GO, SABRE 6S, Scleno 62,
Salt cafe GO, Icupcr rs, Io0gc Gitp
So, @moriuo Sc, Sos anaeles 10.
Scrr Shtmet eiu fronfer
mann &r. y. ). Sbilnct, Srgcl'
bauer uno Gigeutbilmcr Der bob.
mcn7Snlc" am Apro 9roobluup bot
iif elmer Operation lpegcn eineS lin
terlpiblcioenS mn%icrluerfcn millien.
FroIc'Ior Chambers poll6ng Die Gpt.
ration i'm Sonie bcS aronfen. 6rolt
Sbimct beilnoet lid) 5llr 3eit olI e.
ner Neiie nod 9obncn.
8crmiBt. &r. Srco. Hlnc.
berg 80 Sabre .olt. miro ieit DEM IT..
Moi aus iciner @obnuna Nr. 101t,
@riscoc,S trobe, pcrmiBt. Gr lit )
sub 8 Boil arob, miegt 100 EiunO,
bat lcid)t grounlelirtcs Saur. blonoen
Sd)ulrbort, trllg cil1en brounen Hod
mo @eItc, idnuar5e 9eintleiocr nit
pciBem Streiicn, ihmorSem meid)en
Sil5but. bloucs Semo unO aruaen.
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- EoIi5clmorldlall Iornan bat Nody
ridt erboltcn, bob elm meiBcr Mon1
Der lid) ais elmer DER Sireftoren Ser
@elicrllnasonitnlt fir Ncgerfnobcn
ousaiebt. Observation-Disclosures oi,i
iud)t ulb Gltcrn non anubcn in Der
anItolt uoripicgclt, Dob er bic Gntlois
Jung Der anoben gcgen cine 3ablnnd
bon $3.50 ncrnnlniicn fam. Gic No.
li5ei lud)t be9 SdpwinolerS bobbnl,
81 meroen.
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"SSraelittihe MohltbG.
tigteitSs@eicll d. t" pniolQt
bat Die 8eienid)oit I'M pcr9onoencn
Wonot 2SS Somilicn nit 1913 Fcrs
ioncn llnterItiibung angeociben loi:
len. Inter oelt neucn appIitontcli
morcn 43 gltaniGiIige uno 20 3uGc.
5o9enc,
@ic itebt eS in 9olti.
more? Tie Sporbanfen oeS
Staotes Nclu.Ycrf bobcn III ibrcr
@cpolbcn $i50,00OO0 Nep.Dorfcr
Stoot-G bIientioncn, pie in Der Sab
discriminating Scr Sporbanfea.
Gcreinigung oes Staotes Wem- Dort
GrGii0ent San Henielcr erflGrte.
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IrrS. @anernidmiSt's rNmerieau
YrcweruHr yicre,

aus Dem ollscrIeienitcu Sopien ms
Mal5 gebraut, fontlnen irgeno mel.
den importirten giereu gleid). Ger
feline @eid)mad uno 8ebaltreidtbum
iprefen fir lid ielbit, mopon Sic lid
bilrd cine Vrobe leiht ilber5eugen
fonnen. Site $1.00. @rnucrci 1t04
is 1928 Silen-S trabe. Gel. s. &
g. 364, Mo. f491. G3O
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S. Morrp Err9ot, .'"'
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-29
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tFirz published June l5, 1908)
SoTIcE or SALE or REAL ESTATE
Notice is hereby given that in pur-
suance Of an order Of the county court
OF the county Of Atoka, and state o.
Oklahoma. made on the 4th day Of
June, 1908, in the matter Of
the estate Of BENJAMIN
Brinkley, a minor Of mixed blood, as
the guardian Of the estate Of said
Benjamin Brinkley. viii sell at pri-
Yate sale on the second day Of July.
1908, at 10 O'Clock, a NJ, at Atoka, in
said county Of Atoka, all the right
title, interest and estate Of the said
BENJAMIN Brinkley, who has forty per
cent interest as remainder man after
the life estate Of his father Robert B.
Brinkley, that said land Is situated.
lying and being in the county Of Grady
state Of Oklahoma, bounded and des-
cribed as follows, towit:
The southwest quarter, the north.
west quarter Of the southwest quarter
Of the southeast quarter; the east halt
Of the northwest quarter Of the north
west quarter and the northeast quar-
ter Of the northeast quarter Of the
northwest quarter, township -four
north. range six west. section thirty
three 1881. Also the northwest quar-
ter Of the northwest quarter Of the
northwest quarter, section 8, township
.3. range 6 west. containing 30 acre.
more or less. on the condition thai
said sale shall be for cash to the high
est and best bidder. Bids
must be in writing and MAJ
be left at the Offices Of J. II
Humphreys. attorney Of record. OF ma!
be delivered to the guardian person
ally. or may be fled in the office Of ii,
judge Of the county court.
Dated this 9Th day Of June. 1905.
ROBERT B. BRINKLEY,
Guardian
j. ~ HUMPHREYS,
Attorney for Guardian. e-15ds-s
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-29
HAYES 6 JENKINS
Real Estate Dealers
A few Of cur many Bars.in,

Q room house close in on Colo
rado Ave, good barn, fruit and
shade trees, dry level lot. This is
snap. Price s22oo.
New modern cottages 4 and (
rooms each, with bath, gas. elec~
tric lights. Extra good location.
close in, owner leaving CITY.
Prices sl7sO and saaso.
New pIsstersd house. natural.
wood fuish. large porch. sne
shade and fruit trees. chicken
yard, fine lot 96xi65. See tbs
quick. Price $1,000.
5 rooms, almost new house lot
75xI6s on chickasba Ave near
10th street. This is good prop
eFiy and at the right price Would
consider a trade for gocd lsBd.
Elegant 5 room plastered tar
decorated house, large yard. ali
kinds fruit and shade trees. barr.
coal sheds, cave cost 500. chicken
yard. One Of most beautiful homes
IN chickasha. See this quick.
Price sz.soo.
1000 acres fine farming and
grazing land, near r. R. So miles
from chickasha. Price $40 90
per acre.
90 acres, : miles northeast this
town. Price sza. 50 per acre.
200 acres Indian land near Alex.
Price sI7. so per acre.
HAYES & JENKINS
Phone $40. Over Citizens NationaIl
Bank.