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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-17
COLONIAL TEA

The young ladies' Presbyterian guild
viii give a ten cent social at the home
OF Mrs. J. F. McKiernon, 6l3 South
Sixth street. Tuesday. the 18Th. Every
body Invited. 2.i3.it
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-17

P. s.-We got the ham and Ba.
con and Garland's Dairy Butter.
that papa likes. at
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-17
.soRosls DAY AT
THE ART EXHIBIT

Wednesday, sorosis day for the Art
Exhibit, both morning and afternoon; F;
ten cents general admission; all school
children 5 cents Plenty Of catalogues
and ladies TO explain the pictures, ex-
cellent music and light refreshments.
Every person attending is entitled
to a vote for one Of the school build
ings, the building getting the most
votes will be presented with a framed
picture. This IS for the benefit Of the
schools and everyone should attend
Don't forget The date and place. Wed.
FEB -, in the HillLadd building On
Chickasha avenue. 2.17.2t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-17
JAIL BIRDS STILL At LARGE

The sheFlas deputies who have been
searching for the five iall birds who e..
eaped Friday night have found ne
trace Of them but are working on
clues that may lend 10 results
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-17

Sis lois. 5ex105 feet each. east front
at hlEh and dry, near aouth school
ranging IL price from 9175 10 s22s
each. VIII sell them SIS cash and
balance SO per meHtA. Phone aaa
Martin and Turner a.I1alf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-17

New and Bewildering Sights,
scenes aud Sensations. without a
parallel in the Minstrel World
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-04-10

eeasly ard srsyed a ela1 ,b5vSsg q
,hs bsSeb.
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Fiih Ais = G. PsaoSs
Nos N.o P..ay rs 1issiine friseds
q seSs f1sses IA NseS.
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Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-04-10

day .os Si0az City, Iowa whore they
slL Esks tasir bone. Nr. Red0csy
~. bliss later.
VI, ard Nrs, y. Q. cosse ansehildren
A-s Ms Smith we're shopping il Fort
4issss Thursday
" :. Ar5essol less io- Charleston,
5. c. Frass.
Ie7a-ss u Lse, ! Psoniacai law
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-04-10
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Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-04-10

yer q Cincibaaii has D !. ,,,sG q
sone tins 8, 'be' bssp.' s " "
saving stziiaa ara 1853
erty On Ike peainsOlar- Nh
5. 3. Jones Aas n''''
into The PrAngs eo'i'gs .,e
Juay knight ~ r., sl'' 4,
Island. spen1 sund's ~
At This pass
The sun., 1908-06-28
HOwell--Wardwell.

The wedding OF Miss Rosaile Wardwell and
the Rev. Alleyne Carleton Howell. rector Of All
Saints. church at Briarolff Manor, took place
yesterday in st. Mary's Church. Springfield
Centre N. Y The bride 10 the second daugh-
ter of Mir. and Mrs Henry Lansing Wsrdweil
whose town residence is at s. East Seventy
seventh street. She Was attended by her
honor The Misses Dorothea f.. Werdwell.
Alice D.. Wardweil. Minere Wardwell, also
sisters: Ruth Wellington. Annie .h stHIges % and
were bridesmaids. DR.. q. A. Howell assisted
his brother as best man and Marshall Adams.
Thomas Van Boskerck, Herbert Mofrett Louis
v. Ledony, II. Duncan Bulkley and Henry W.
St. John. q cousin Of the bride, were. ushere
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Wsrdwell
home.
The sun., 1908-06-28
WEDDINGS.
Iewis-Thorne.

The marriage Of Miss Charlotte Pearsall
Thorne and Birdseye Brakeman Lewis took
place yesterday afternoon In Grace Protestant
Episcopal Church, Millbrook, Dutchess county.
N. Y. The bride was attended by her sister.
Miss Margaret Thorne. as maid Of honor
The Misses Edith Heath Rossiter, Frances G.
Lamont. May Arnold Weatherbee. Margaret
French, Catherine 8. Burton and Dorothy
Schoonin aker were bridesmaids. Stephen
Peabody. Jr.. assisted as best msn and Thomas
q. Blakeman. q. cousin: Marshall Barth9lo-
phen Peabody. Jr.. Keneim c. bolton and
Carroll Robertson were % %Sshers. .AfterwIsT!d -II!i
parents, gave a bridal breakfast and recep-
tion at their country place. Thorndale. Mr..
Lewis, who 10 a son Of Charles v. Lewis, has
Brdseye Brakeman. East FOrty-fourth
The sun., 1908-06-28

Besirldden for SIX Years--A Jerry EseAuley
Convegt- -8evcnteen children.
John Jaeger. who had managed the Mia
sion OF the Living Waters over slnoe he
founded II fifteen years ago. died on Friday
OF paralysis. complicated by Q number Of
other ailments. at his home over the rnis-
sion at rs Delancsy street Mr.. Jaeger
was ono Of the best known mission workers
on the East Side. He was born October 81,
1912, In Mainz-am- -Rhein, Germany, but
smigrated to this country when still young
Originally he was butcher, In which yoca-
ton no was not noted exactly for tho sober,
righteous and godly character Of his life
until jerry MoAuley converted him at his
old Water street mission on July Q. 1881.
After working six years as sexton Of the
street. and serving an spprenticeship at
an East Side. mission and az social worker
for the American Tract Society, he founded
the non-seotarian mission OF the Living
Waters at iS0 Chrystie street in 1892. There
ago. whom he moved It 70 Deiancey street.
In his younger days Mr.. Jaeger was noted
for his physical strength. For the last
twelve years he had been an ailing man
and Tor six years he had been bedridden
His wife. Caroline. whom he married about
thirty.nine years ago. and John Hollis.
one OF his converts. have kept the mission
going ever since.
Mr.. Jaeger had seventeen children. four
Of whom survive him. They are Mrs NJ. l..
pateraoki: the organist Of the mission;
Mrs. William Homaoker. whose husband
Is connected with the Philadelphia NortA
Amey1cdn Mrs. T. j. Wilkes Of Philadelphia
and Conrad Jaeger. who has an express
business in this city.
Mr.. Jaeger's funeral will be on Monday
from the Dewitt Memorial Church There
will be memorial service on Julye.
The sun., 1908-06-28
SUMNER SEASON At TUXEDO.
Plenty OF Social Activity, Tennis. Golf and
Boaiins-A lively FscT:h.


BOatins-A Lively Fec-:.i.
TUXEDO PARK. June 27-With ideal
weather and plenty Of social activity-eaoh
cottage entertaining on q largo soale-Tux-
edo colonists have had lively week. In
addition to the social end there were out
door sports. swimming. tennis. golf and
boating, which attracted many. The golf
club has arranged a series OF events for
the week end during July and there will
be the midsummer tennis matches at the
tennis club. followed by the athletic sports
on Weewah Lake.
The Fourth will be an unusually lively
day. The usual field events. with trotting.
automobile racing, motorcycle racing and
sailing races, will take place followed In
the evening with an open air concert and
fireworks on Tuxedo Lake. After the Fourth
shore for the summer. returning in the
autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry g. Redmond spent
the week at Newport cruising on their
yacht Diana. returning to Tuxedo to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter g. Gurnee will 60
Among the late cottage arrivals were.
DR.. and Mrs. Walter Chappell. In the New
Boldt house; Mr.. and Mrs. p. Stuyvesant
Pilot. in the McCagg house; Mr.. and Mrs.
w. M. v. Holman, at PaXhurst (who
have just returned from abroad); Mr.. and
Mrs. Holland Pell. In the Galltin house;
MIR. and Mrs. w. B. Dinsmore and Mr.. and
Mrs. George F. Baker.
Dr.. E. G. Rushmore entertained the Medi-
cal Society OF Orange County at dinner on
Friday. A majority Of the physicians
throughout the county were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Carey will spend the
summer at Manchester by -the-sea
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Hasley will 20
abroad next week.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Earle Stevens is
spending the summer at the winter club.
The sun., 1908-06-28
DOG BITES FOUR BOYS.

Covered Several Miles OF the Bath Beach
Neighborhood- Finally Shot.
Thomas McNamara. II years old. who
lives at i44s Seventy third street. Brooklyn,
was playing with other boys near Seventy
third street and Thirteenth avenue yester-
day afternoon when a dog came up the
road and attacked them. He bit Thomas
in the thigh and left hand and then attacked
street and tore him badly. About mile
away the dog came across Eugene Martin,
Il years old, OF Eighth avenue and Seventieth
street and bit him In the thigh. The next
victim was Frederick Holapipie, years old,
who was playing in front OF his home at
the right arm. Policeman Taylor finally
shot the dog after a chase OF mile.
The sun., 1908-06-28
OBITUARY..

the Newark Board Of Health. died suddenly
Of apoplexy at his home, 1es Garside street.
that city, Yesterday. Born at CoIeville.
MD Mr. Davenport m married Iiss Mary Everett H'
OF Newton In 1873 and two years later moyed
to Newark. He was q salesman for a New
York grocery house for twenty Ave years
At one time he was PRECEDENT Of the North
End Club Of Newark. He was also member
pointed Q member of the Boa rd Of Health
BY Mayor Doremus March =. 1904. and re-
signed last October. He n survived by his
wife and one son.
George l.. Osborn, So years old, for three
years resident OF Mount Vernon. died at
hs %ss Rsra m ss' Fas ec
struction Company and was thirty-thtrd
degree Mason. The funeral service and the
sintsrment win bo at Davenport. fa. ~.
The sun., 1908-06-28
MARMOLA.
Emancipation of the Fat Folks

To have TO sit through the hot weatfaw
quiet as log. scarcely daring TO breatA&
simply because one Is 90 fat the least an
ertion will start the perspiration in aatresxs,
is not very lively prospect. Butithas bau
the lot Of the fat since time began dntn NOR.
Fat folks have been emancipa6ed from
hot weather misery at last by a honne nnixs
S, tnre; cosn ounce MsrmSls, @ 4 a. psnos ss 3suia
Sirup Simplex, OF which they take q stea-'
spoonful after meals and at bedtime uptAl---
which isn't very long time they hasU
lost all the fat they care to.
Simple and inexpensive (any drs*Sss@.
will all II for q small sum) as this reoq6pt
is. the results II obtains are unexceilsd-
Some folks have lost as much as q pound d
day within a week after startiHG. Yet.
RADICAL and delightful 90 :uyn an e4eet t9
troubles: the mixture 10 harmless except "a
the fat itself. . = ~ ~ iy;St ftetS
The sun., 1908-06-28
DIED on HIS WAY HOME.
MIR. wards Daughters Werc waiting ut
the Station to Meet Him.

John Ward. 81 years old. formerly chief
clerk for the National Biscuit Company,
died yesterday afternoon on the Chicago
Limited just before its arrival at the Grand
Central station on his way home from New
Mexico. Mr.. Ward lived with his three
daughters at 47 Warren street. Brooklyn.
A few months ago he developed tuberou-
losis and on the advice of his physician
went West to reouperate. His daughters,
Rebecca, Margaret and Mamie. received
letter from their father three weeks ago
stating that he felt that he was we'll and that
he would arrive on the $40 from Chicago
yesterday. The girls went to the Grand
Central station to meet the train, and when
their father failed to get of they instituted
inquiries.
They found that he had been found dead
by Porter John Duval OF the Pullman car
Kennebec just before the train pulled into
the station. DR.. Sanford, who had been
summoned from the station hospital. said
that the cause Of death was probably heart
disease The body was removed to the
Brooklyn home.
The sun., 1908-06-28
SCHOOL BOARD MEN FINED
For Contempt Of Court I'm Not Considering
Pittsburg School House Plans.

For Contempt OF Court I'm Not COnsidering
Pittsbur6 Schoo, House Plans.
PrTTsBURo. June 27.-Twenty-thrse mem-
bers Of the Central Board Of Education were
fined 500 each by Judge Joseph M. Swear
ingen in Common Pleas Court to-day for
contempt Of court. The members fined arc
the building committee and are charged
with failing to carry out the order Of the
court In selecting plans for the new Central
High School.
Nine architects were invited to submit
plans for the new school house. The COM
mttee, IL is charged threw out their plans
and accepted plans drawn by f. j. Oster-
ling. a local architect, who was not one Of
the original nine. Palmer q Hornbostel,
the New York architects, and Rutan q
Russell. local firm. brought an action in
court to compel the members Of the board
to select the plans Of one Of the nine original
architects.
The lower court rendered q decision in
favor Of the architects, but no attention
was paid to it by the board and the finea
for contempt followed. 1t was announced
that an appeal would be taken. but the
court compelled the members to give bail
for the amount Of the fines.
President Samuel C. Jamison says the
central board pending the appeal will
consider the original designs.
The sun., 1908-06-28
RUEFS FAMILY BARRED.

Cant Give Bail for the San Francisco
Ex.Boss-sister Aggraeved.
SAN FRANoINo June 27.-Judge Dunn
to-day refused to accept bonds from any
OF Abe Ruef's close relatives. His sister,
Mrs. Henrietta Rittenfelt. was very angry
and asked the judge is It crime TO be
a sister,"
The Judge rejected several other bonds
men because they had not sufficient prop
erty and unless Ruef can get new bondsmen
he must stay In Jail.
The sun., 1908-06-28
scout saIem's Fuel Test.

BosTuN, June 27.-The scout cruiser
Salem reached Quincy this afternoon after
a successful twenty-four hour fuel test,
during which time she was to run at the
rate OF ~ knots an hour. Il was found that
the cruiser was able to steam GO knots on
every ton OF coal consumed under the
boilers, these figures being precisely the
same as those secured on the trial Of the
scout crutser Chester. q sister shin.
The sun., 1908-06-28
BlaIxe-8moot.

NEW BEDFORD. Mass. June 27.--Miss Mary
Smoot Of Boston. daughter Of the late William
Sydney Smoot OF Washih ston. wac married
son OF Mrs. q. Parkman Blake, at the Uni
tartan Church, By the Rev; ": B.. GeogheRan.
the brides stepfather. The bride vas given
Her slaters, Miss siMargaret smoot. was maid
OF honor and James II. Rldder OF New York
Was heat man
The sun., 1908-06-28

Cross Of Providence. who were married Last
,, year. have one Of the Pinard cottages
Mrs. W. Payne Thompson did not remain
in London, where she was presented at
court this season. for the Ward-Reid
wedding. She arrived last week and Joined
Mr.. Thompson at their Newport cottage.
Atherton Blight. her father, Is in his own
cottage.
Duncan Elliot. Jr.. sailed last week to
join his mother. Mrs. Woodbury. Kane. in
Europe Mrs. Richard Gambrill is due
to arrive this week from Europe and will
Mrs. Francis G. Lawrence. Jr.. Mrs. John
Jacob Astor q sister. is at the Willing cottage.
Mrs. Nicholas Brown has begun giving
series-of luncheons and dinners. Mrs.
Goelet will probably return from Europe,
as her son. Robert w. Goelet. has opened
her Newport residence.
Mrs. Elliott F. Shepard will be the guest
during July Of Mr.. and Mrs. William D.
Sloane at Elm Court, Lenox. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Seward Webb will have their establish
ment. Shelburne Farms, Vermont, filed with
guests over the holidays. Mr.. and Mrs
Hamilton Nick: Twombly. Miss Ruth Van
derbilt Twombly and Mr.. and Mrs. William
A. M. Burden will sail for Europe on Thurs
day.
| Among the wedding cards issued here
last week were those OF Miss Margaret
Hazard and Robert Ives Goddard, Jr.
The ceremony is to take place in the village
church in Peacedale, r. l.. on Wednesday,
July Is,
Mrs. Adda Farley MoGinnis and George
Alexander Berry will be married Tuesday
in the Church OF the Heavenly Rest. The
Rev. DR.. Herbert Shipman, the rector, will
perform the ceremony. The bride will
be attended by Mrs. Henry 8. Bowran as
matron OF honor. Harry p. Wood will assist
as best man. A breakfast will follow the
ceremony. The bride ia the widow Of Horace
Curran McGinnis and Is daughter OF the
late John Sidney Farley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont will not re-
main abroad as late in the season as here
tofore but will return in July and 20 to
their Newport place, Bythesea. Their new
Washington establishment will be ready
for them to occupy this autumn. August
Belmont will not remain in Europe much
longer. Mr. and Mrs. W. Earl Dodge have
decided TO prolong their stay in Europe
for some months.
New Hampshire has been selected by
Mr. and Mrs. William Duncan Howe as the
scene of their honeymoon. Mr.. Howe Is
a son of Mr.. and Mrs. Addison K. Howe OF
Pittston. They had a pretty home wedding
on Thursday evening at the residence OF
Mr. and Mrs. Ora Howard.
The sun., 1908-06-28
Bennett-CarIey.

afternoon TO John Ira Bennett. professor OF
Greek In the Union College OF Schenectady,
n, r.. at the house Of Dr. and Mrs.
Oscar Rogers Of ,Yonkers. n. Z.
best man and the Rev Alden Bennett OF
st. Johns Episcopal Church. ,Yonkers. was
or of the % brdesr%oen % %The BRIDE % wss @ sstsnded
by Miss Helen Watkins OF Schenectady and
the Misses Rogers OF Yonkers.
The sun., 1908-06-28
sheridan--Terney.

Miss Bernadette l.. Tlsrney and Roland
Jerome Sheridan were married yesterday at
the Church OF st. Philip Neri, Bedford Park.
Miss Lillian Farmer attended tho bride a.
maid OF honor and there were. no brides
maids. John Y. Sheridan Asaisted his brother
aa- best man and Frank l.. Tlerpey, Owen
Tterney. Jr., brotherp OF the bride: David
sheridan and Thomas Farmer were uahsre.
The sun., 1908-06-28
COlley--Belcien.

NEW LONDON. Conn, June 27.-Hyton Coll
ley Of Douglas. Ariz.. and Miss Anna Walton
Belden of this city were married at the bride o
home to-day by. the Rev J. Romeyn Dam
forth. pastor Of the First Congregational
bestman and Margaret Taylor. daughter OF
Major Harry Taylor. and Richard Belden
son Of the late Capt. Bernard r. Coiiey. r.. n
The bride Ia the daughter of Commodore
Samuel N. Belden, u. 8. N, retired.
The sun., 1908-06-28
ENTERTAIN WORKING GIRLS.
Montclair Women Hostesses for Members
or q Manhattan society.

or q Manhattan society.
MoNrcLAIR, N. j.. June 27.-Ffty work.
ing girls from New York were entertained
to-day at the home Of the Rev. Hugh Black.
professor in the Union Theological Sem
mary Of New York. The girls were mem
bers Of the Manhattan Working Girls
Society. at 40 East Fifty-seventh street.
New York. They were invited at the
instance OF tho Rev. Henry z. jackson.
pastor OF the Christian Union Congrega-
tional Church. The party was enter
tanned on the lawn at the home Of Mr..
Black, on Lorraine avenue. Luncheon
was served on the lawn. Montclair women
there were outdoor games.
The sun., 1908-06-28
Funeral March In CIeveIsnd's Memory.

Funeral March In CleVeIand's MEMORY.
Chopin's Funeral March" as orches-
trated by Theodore Thomas, was played out
land In the regular band concert in Central
Park yesterday afternoon. Before the
march was played small cards bordered In
black were distributed asking the audience
TO- remain silent after the dirge had been
Dlayed
The sun., 1908-06-28
Gill---W0od.

John J. GIN Of Brooklyn and Agnes N. L.
Wood Of Harlem. daughter Of William Wood.
q retired banker, were married June - at
Ali Saints Church, iaoth street and Madison
avenue. The Wedding reception was held
st the home ne of che bride, is1 East iisth street.
honeymoon yesterday morning. y
The sun., 1908-06-28
Gen. ChaRees Daughter TO Marry Lieut..
Howard.

Los ANoRLxs. Cal. June 27.-Lieut. Gen.
Adna Chaffee. retired, and Mrs. Chaffee an
nounced to-day the engagement Of their
daughter Helen to Lieut.. John Hastings How
ard Of the Ninth Cavalry. U. 8. A., now at
Camp McGrath, Batangas province, Philip
pine Islands. Miss Chaffee has spent the last
Ave months visiting her sister, Mrs. George
F. Hamilton, In the Philippines.
The sun., 1908-06-28
LOST IN THE SIERRAS.
BlOodhOunds Hunting for Cornell Student
In California Range.

FRESNO, Cal, June 27.-J. d. Archibald,
a young student Of Cornell University, is
lost in the sierras. He has been missing for
several days and his four companions,
camped forty miles above Millwood, have
asked help from Sheriff Chittenden to find
him. A party with bloodhounds started
on a search to-day.
The sun., 1908-06-28
IRlSH HAMS AND BACON
NEW STOCK JUST ARRIVED rs
They are nne. Callanan's Magazine on requesa
|. J. Callahan, II { rs vsssv 81. q
POWerS--Hazayt7,

Miss Elizabeth Robertson Hazard, dauxheof
Of the late +. G. Hazard. and, Harry Nced
Powers were married Yesterday at the nouns
try house Of the bride family 40 ShfeW16uFY.
\. !. After the ceremony a bridai besafs
The brides sister. Princess Auerspeti. Wa
her matron of honor Miss HELEN 86san3
and Miss Louise MoAoerney were the bSdDGs
The bride was escorted BY her eldest brotkefs
DR.. Elmer Clarke Hazard. while Anothsf
brother. Bowdoin Frothingham Hazard, WA
Mr.. Powers's best man. s,s5's ~
The sun., 1908-06-28
Chtppendah
EScritoire
OF lMlAlD
MAHOGANY

The facts 10 fix most
firmly in your mind are:
FIRST-That the Fur
niture best worth buying
is here in stock or will be
made to order.
SECOND-Thae, quail
ity recognized, our prices
are as near to cost OF wood
and work as you may
hope to come.
The sun., 1908-06-28
Schn1M Brothers,
Essss.as,,l.sS.an Essa,,sss nissT'' ;sssI 90 East 23d.
Also Antiques and Reproductions At
343 & 345 MADISON AVE.

Cross Of Providence, who were married last
year. have one Of the Pinard cottages.
The sun., 1908-06-28


There he met policeman No. Of the South
Amboy police force.
Where is Capt. Macdonald7' asked the
reporter;
No. 4. What do you want?'
About the Kidnapping
'oh say, young fellow remarked No. 1
with wink. Don't kill yourself looking
up Chief Macdonald. Let me slip it to you.
this kidnapping business. because there
Saying which. No. 1 walked north along
South Amboy's main street looking in
telligent., And the reporter went to New
What do know about the kidnapping
Of Mrs. Volckwein2. repeated Prosecutor
Berdine. why, nothing. to tell the truth.
Maybe my detective. Mr.. Hoffman, can
tell you, something about it. Or see Detec-
tive John A. HUFF OF the Perth Amboy
police department"
Fhe trolley to Perth Amboy Mr.. De-
tective Hun said when interviewed:
Sure. l saw her this afternoon; was out
looking for her over Metuchen way. She
was running pretty strong. but managed
Running with crutch2'
who said crutch2 said she was run
ming pretty strong and l ran alongside and
slipped batter
AYou did what?'
why what do you suppose I'd do? Grab
her name and kick her in the knoes.'
Mr.. Lieut.. Durham came to the door OF
Ae police headquarters just then and in
tsrrupted:
Jack, did you say you stabbed Jim Hen
her?s
Yep said Mr.. Detective John Hut.
"Oh, beg your pardon nterposed TEE
Suns young man, and he took the train Tor
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-04-22

Twenty-Five Salesladies
Wanted at H.G.Hayball's.
Those with experience
preferred.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-04-22
Odd Beouests in Wits.

A lady recently left $1,000 year for
the comfort OF her parrot. Far more
extraordinary was the bequest OF an
Ohio gentleman, who left money for a
cat infirmary or sanitarium, which
was TO have rat holes for sport and
ample grounds for exercise. The same
testator, wishing to give some con,
ISOLATION TO the feline race, whom he
supposed TO supply the material named
catgut, left directions for his intes-
tines to be made into fiddle strings,
and these 10 be sold, the proceeds to
be used for the purchase of an accor-
dion which one of the nurses at this
cat iniirmary was to play continually
for the dedication Of the cats.