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guest OF Miss Ethel Elliott
Aiss ArabeIla Wright will entertain
at enchre party this afternoon.
Mrs. Katie ,McKinnon leaYes in a
few days to visit her dau2lAer. Mrs.
j. W, Griffith, in Savannah +
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Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Hrsch, of New
York. are spending some time in the
city. stopping at the Oglethorpe &
All members Of the Oak Grove cem@
etery. society. are requested ia. mest
This afternoon at $50 o'cfoek at the
chapel ]. NJ 5
Mr., A, C.. Banks gave pleasant
oyster roast yesterday afternoon COM.
plimentary to Misses Edna and Da IS
Derry, Of Savannah. 3
Mrs ]. d. Hirsch, who has been ~
in Savannah for some time, is report
ed TO be improving and she will re-
turn to the city shortly.
Mrs. II w Cornell entertained a
number of friends at the home OF Mrs
a. s Wyily yesterday morning in
homer Of Mrs. Alice lay. Bridge was
played and the occasion was Very
much enjoyed by all those present
The young folk are cnjoyins thf
dances az the Rhemcn's fair each
night. Last night there were On I'M
usually large number Of couples on
the floor and the dancing was pleas
ant feature Of the fair The mnsic is
furnished by an orchestra from among
the members Of the First Regiment
band.
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Mrs. Katie ,McKnnon leaYes in
few days to visit her dauxlAer. gMn
y. w. Griffith, in Savannah
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Miss ArabeIla Wright will entertain
at euchre party this afternoon.
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NEW LINE OF WOLFE SKIRTS IN
BROWNS AND BLACKS AT .zEL.
MENoVlTZ.
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SOCIAL ITEMS.

Miss Lucy Beck. of Griffin. rs tn
guest OF Miss Ethel Elliott
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Walker Rich of Blackfoot is spend
ing few days on their ranch here.
Miss Erma Willis is visiting friends
and relatives in Blackfoot.
Geo. Todd of Kansas is the guest OF
S. Shelman and family.
A number of people here attended
the ball game at Yuma Sunday.
Miss Forest Rich has been visiting
her cousins at Rich the past week.
Children's Day was observed at the
Tabernacle Sunday as usual, a large
crowd was present and an excellent
program was rendered.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Rich and chill
dren were guests Of Mr.. Richs broth
er, H. c. C. Rich of Rich Sunday.
Edna and Hazel Gibson have re-
turned from Ogden, Utah, where they
have been attending school.
The dance given at Red Top Hall,
Saturday evening was decided sue
cess although there was one the night
before, showing that the Tilden boys
know how to entertain.
S. Cooper and family entertained
the following at Sunday dinner. Mr..
and Mrs. G. Albrecht Of Thomas, Mr..
and Mrs. A. d. Nelson and daughter
Adeline, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B. White
and daughter Lillian and v. G. White
of Otis.
The ball game between Aberdeen
and Tilden Sunday resulted in a over
whelming defeat for the Tilden boys,
the score being 81 to s.
We are glad to state that the Re-
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CITY OF PINGREE

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A new town is coming into exist
ence about fifteen miles southwest of
Blackfoot, on the line of the Ameri-
can Falls Canal and the Aberdeen
railroad. A corps of surveyors have
been busy for somt time laying out
the streets and machinery is taking
of the sage brush. In a short time
the streets will be graded, pavements
will be laid along the business blocks
and on some of the residence streets,
electric lights will be installed, fed
by the power Of fall In the canal.
and the telephone line now in course
of construction will be spread about
the town.
Lumber is going out every day for
new buildings, stone masons and car
penters are at work on the material
and soon there will be town where
heretofore there was only an oc-
casional shack on the plain.
Work has commenced on hotel
which is to cost $16,000.00 and by
the time the townsite company are
ready to put lots on the market there
will have been expended not less
than 100000.
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Neighborhood Notes

r. p. Boyles and wife left for Ma
son City, Nebraska, to make an ex-
tended visit with Mrs. Boyles's rela-
tives, she not having visited them for
eight years.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Abercrombie
entertained party of young people
at the home ranch Tuesday evening.
Refreshments of ice-cream and cake
we're served and games were played
until late hour.
G. A. Erickson was at American
Falls Tuesday for freight for the
Hamilton Mere. Co.
Please bear in mind the cooked
food on sale every Saturday evening
at the Hamilton Nero. Grocery. The
sales are held by the Ladies' Aid and
are proving quite popular.
Mrs. Nelson and Mrs. White Of Otis
were the guests Of Mrs. Delbert Dull
and daughters, Wednesday.
MRS. M. l.. HAINES.
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Mr.. and Mrs. vertrees Of Elmwood
Illinois, are visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. X. Whey. 4
Lane Shelman is able to be out
after weeks illness. a .s
Messrs. Jones and Powers were out
with Chicago parties on the 18th,
looking over Springfield real estate.
Miss Hazel Gibson has been suffer
ing from sprained ankle.
The high waters of the Snake as
seen from the Springfield bench, are
giving us an idea of the appearance OF
the coming government reservoir.
A number of farmers of Tilden and
Otis have crops under water and 1t
Is rumored that some have had to
move from their homes because Of the
flood.
Work is being rapidly pushed on
the bridge across Danilson Creek and
by the close Of the week 1t will be
finished unless something unforeseen
happens. This will obviate travel
over the dam and give better and
more direct road. A pleasing feature
of the bridge is the clear spring at
one end of 1t where weary travellers
may quench their thirst.
The Children's Day program at the
Presbyterian church on the 18th was
well carried out by the little folks
and proved source Of pleasure to
all present. The day was ideal, the
floral decorations were pleasing, and
the bright faces Of the children show
ed their joy In this day that is all
their own. The following was the
program presented:
Song-The Children's King, Con-
gregation.
PrayerH. X. Wiley.
Scripture Reading-Led by w. A.
Coe.
Welcome--Ida Edwards.
Song Open the Gates, Primary
Glass.
Recitation The Shepherd Win
dow, Susie ShelmaR.
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Jacob Gushwa has bought forty
acres OF good land which joins his
farm on the west.
John Chapman, son Of James Chap
man, came up on visit last Saturday.
Jacob Ramey is doing some ditch
ing to his north forty.
Miss Mamie Chapman and John B0-
lander who were married last week
returned home last Saturday.
The cool weather last week check
ed the river, and at the time Of this
writing it has fallen about two feet.
One of the Porterville boys tried
a new kind Of aerial navaigation last
Sunday by mounting horse that was
somewhat inclined to be a broncho.
Crops here are looking fine, most
all the alfalfa having been irrigated
the first time.
A new baby girl at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Jackman.
JOSIAH.
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ABERDEEN

IRIS. R. w. Maneval of Windber
Pennsylvania, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. s. M. Johnston. Mr.. Maneval
will join her later and they will to-
gether 60 on to the coast.
Byrd Trego, T. r. Jones and Mr..
Rich made Aberdeen flying visit
Monday in Mr. Jones touring car.
They lunched at the Hamilton Mere.
Co.'s store looked over the town and
then departed for Blackfoot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Humphrey Of
Chicago are on their river ranch. Mr..
Humphrey expects to return to Chi
.cago in a short time but Mrs. Hum
phrey and her companion expect to
remain year.
Geo. w. Ritter Of Salt Lake City Is
spending few days here looking
after his land.
Rev. J. Heges have moved into
their new. two-story residence.
E. J. Leisy in company with his
sister and friend Miss Thompson,
were returning home Sunday evening
when some of the harness came un-
done letting the tongue Of the vehicle
drop down. This frightened the
horses and they ran away throwing
the occupants of the rig to the ground.
Mr.. and Miss Leisy were not hurt
much but Miss Thompson was hurt
real badly. She was taken to the
Hege home where they worked over
her most of the night. A doctor was
called Monday. At last reports she
was better but still unable to leave
her bed.
The Children's Day exercises Sun
day night were very nice indeed, the
songs we're catchy and well rendered
although but very little time was
spent in practice. The whole amount
contributed through the mite boxes
and collection was $9.1S.
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PRESTO ITEMS

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Mr.. and Mrs. Maroni Meecham of
this place and Mrs. Hutchinson OF
Kimball returned Sunday from an
outing in the mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. X. Williams have
a baby girl at their house, born June
18th. DR.. Cutler Of Shelley was in
attendance and Miss Pennington, q
trained nurse from Idaho Falls, Is
looking after the little lady now.
Karl and Mrs. Brown of the Black
foot Optimist spent Sunday at the
Just ranch fighting "skeeters."
Mr.. and Mrs. James Just were
made glad Thursday night by the ar
rival Of a ten pound boy. DR.. Patrie
of Blackfoot brought him in his new
auto.
Charles Hare of the Shelley bank
was Presto visitor Sunday.
AGNES JUST REID.
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Jesus Loves MeInfant Glass.
Recitation--O, Why Should the
Spirit of Mortal be Proud, Cora Shell
man.
Solo-Mrs. A. J. Snyder.
Concert Exercise The Sunbeam
Band, Clemmie Edwards, Ida Ed
wards, Marjorie Gibson.
Recitation The First Children's
Day, Marian Snyder.
Solo Trust Him, Birdie Cooper.
Recitation-The Woodland Vine,
Zeta Gibson.
Song-When the Heart is Young,
Congregation.
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A concert was given In the school
house Friday night. A large crowd
attended and the program was very
good. The refreshments that were
served after the concert were delic-
ious.
Mrs. j. w. Scott has gone to Mill
Vile, Utah, to visit her daughter Mrs.
Israel Yeater.
Mrs Luke Cowley Of Moreland Ia
visiting her mother, Mrs. Margaret
Scott.
Mrs. Fannie Allen and Mrs. Mary
Stewart OF Groveland were here visit
ing the daughter of the former, Mrs.
Mabel Scott.
There is going to be a church and
amusement hall built near the Wa
pello Switch. 1t will be commenced
as soon as possible.
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the little ones spoil the sale of the
large ones If they are mixed. He
says the Ben Davis, the Black Ben
Davis and the Gano are going to be
the best producers this year in this
district.
Advices from other sources indi-
cate that the pear crop will be light
this season, as much Of this fruit has
withered and fallen from the trees
for some reason that has not yet been
explained.
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UNION SERVICES AT STEWART

Last Sunday evening Rev. Dick
son Of the Indian Mission held serv-
ices at the Stewart school house be-
low town, and the house was crowded
with people Of all denominations.
1t was very interesting meeting
and people we're pleased with the
sermon delivered by their dusky
brother.
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INSPECTOR HAwKEY SPEAKS

Horticultural Inspector w. T. Haw-
key advises orchardists to trim their
apple trees well or thin the apples
out so those that grow will be of
good size. The small apples, he says
are not desirable in the market, and
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

The following is a list Of letters re-
manning uncalled for In the post of
fee at Blackfoot for the week ending
June IA, 1909.
Anderson, Heber:
Brossard, A.
Curzon, Robt.
Cowels, e. w.
Davis, Ransone.
Higgins, Jos.
Hayward, Frank.
Hansen, Rev. H.
Hall, w. G.
johnson, Elmer G..
Knowlin, Mr..
Mitchell, ]. J.
Powers, T.. w.
Peterson, Emeline.
Smith, Miss Mary
Schuyler, G. B.
Sparry, BETSY.
Wurstein, Mrs. John.
When calling for the above please
GEO. i. WALL,
Postmaster.
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COUNTRY COTTAGE FOR SALE.

Two lots each 127hx255 feet, at
Thomas with ten room stone house.
IN stories high, well with mex
haustible supply Of good water, q
pump. some fruit trees and berries,
. good water right, good fence. All
within block and half OF the
store. school house and social hall.
Price 1890. $500in cash. balance
on terms to suit the purchaser.
tt G. A. DAVIS, Shelley, Ida. R. 2
Mention The Republican.
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Classified Ads.
FOR SALE
FARM FOR SALE.

Forty acres near Moreland, rs
acres in cultivation, two room house
worth $350.F Forty inches Of water.
Close to schU<l and railroad. On
rural mail route. A few young fruit
trees, some set to berries, 20 acres in
alfalfa. Price $3.50. half cash, ball
ance on two years time. Inquire at
this office. tt
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UTHHuEd n CCnU1 -
quarter circle, on left tnlgn. both
feet white.
One bay mare, not shod, branded
with heart on left shoulder.
We want to find the owner and re-
store them to him. There will be
q small pasture bill and the advent
Using bill which we ask the owner
to settle. MERRELL & SONS,
Blackfot, Idaho. 49tf
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
A three room cottage with cellar
and good outhouses, all well built
and fo1irs lots set with fruit and
shade trees, A good bargain If
taken M once. MRS. M. H. CAMP
BEI4I; Box 83. Blackfoot. Idaho
5212p
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publicanNwas misinformed last week
regarding the Tilden bridge as it is
all standing vet. All the trouble so
far is in the water oyarflowing the
low land each side Of the piers nut
road supervisor, j. M. Rice has had
it dislodged so the bridge is safe yet.
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NEW SCHOOL AT PRESTO

District No. "a at Presto is to have
new school house of four rooms
built of stone and two stories high.
The trustees are getting matters in
shape to start the work soon.
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8 ACRES OF I,AND FOR SALE

30 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE
Just south Of the Rich school house
fifteen miles west of Blackfoot, two
miles from the new town of Pin
gree on the Blackfoot & Aberdeen
railroad. Will sell cheap. Mrs.
Louisa Purser, Rich, Idaho. 52tf
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N)R SALE

FOR SALE
A four-row beet cultivator; used
on IS acres Of beets last year. Good
as new. Regular price, $62.50, will
take $40. Time for good man.
GEO. H. HALL, r. F. D. No. 8,
BlackfOot. 51-2.
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BOAR FOR SALE.

BOAR FOR SALE.
/ have a thoroughbred Poland
China boar two years old for sale
or trade. JOHN COTTON, r. f.
D. No. 3. Blackfoot, one mile north
of Wapello. 50-4p
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PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING
II you want work done in this
line, Ring Phone 208 Black.
NICHOLS & STULTZ. 14tf
WATER STOCK FOR SALE.

Twenty shares of Ave inches each,
in the Watson Slough Irrigation COM
pany at $500 q share, or $110 for
the whole block. VIII lease 1t forth
season for $50 cash.
tt G.. A. DAVIS, Shelley R. 2
Mention The Republican.
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WANTED

WANTED
Horses to pasture plenty Of feed
and water, $1.0O per month, th1
miles from Riverside. O. P
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&o>o1o>o>o>o >o> 90 o4 o4 o/ 20 >o>o<
- THE BROWN-ELDRNDGE
FURNITURH COMPANY, LTD. 4
]o]o]o> vovo~ FOOD 10 ovo\ >0>o<
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Real Estate Bargains

Fifty feet ground. shree.room house
barn. well. one block from new higl
school. Price, $1,000.
one hundred feet, corner lot, Hen
derson addition. A bargain at 5000.
Lot soxls5, close in; price $780,
$3.50 cash. balance 10 suit purchaser
Five-room. modern cottage. so feel
ground. close in, at q bargain
Five-room. modern cottage. corner
lot. east front. rs feet ground. with
barn and cistern. on South Seventh
Price s2.sOO Terms on part II de
sired.
Three-room frame cottage. corner
TOT not far out; a nice Investment
Price 1000; $500 cash. balance on
terms.
Want to list your property for sale
A. 3. THOMPSON, PHONE 243,
Office at X. E. Price Insurance
Agency.
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A spralnsd Ankle.

AAs a rule man will feel well salts
fled If he can hobble around on
crutches in two or three weeks after
spraining his ankle. and 1t is often
two or three months before he is fully
covered. This Is an unnecessary loss
OF time. as by applying Chamberlain's
EinimeRt, as directed, cure may as
a rule be effected in less than one
weeks time, and in many cases within
three days. Sold by all druggists.
D&w
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANG

Good. new, modern house on West
Hill; 8 rooms, u block land. nice yard,
good location, good barn and servants
house, good cistern and well, electric
lights Price $500.
A nice, modern house. rooms. lot
5Ox165 feet, electric lights, gas, city
water; close in. A bargain at $1,000.
Good 4-room house, nice lot, 5Ox165
feet. shade and fruit trees, splendid
water, good sheds, chicken lot and
house. Price, $1,000.
Three-room houae, lot l25x165 feet,
good barn and sheds, fruit and shade
trees, good well and cistern, tele-
phone. Price. $2,bO0
New 7-room house, lot 75xl65 feet,
electric lights. city water and gas. All
kinds Of fruit and shade trees. cistern
and well. good barn and sheds, coal
house. Price, $4,000.
For exchange: Good farm, l60 acres,
so in cultivation, good house. barn and
sheds, two wells, windmill and tank
5-acre bearing orchard. A good propo
sition at $4,000
Eighty acres, IS acres in cultivation
Groom house, barn and sheds, 10 acres
hog pasture A snap, $4,000.
JENKINS & MAJOR.
Phone 28o. Basement First Nat1 Bank.
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She had red arms. Laurence re-
sponded later. in answer to Madge's
questions she wore cruel pink cot
ton frock; she had freckles. also a
slight squint"
And her curls?" Madge put in
eagerly.
Those curls were screwed up tight
" round her head In curl-papers7
Quite out Of place" suggested
Madge mischievously. In the ideal
girll'
THE ideal girl declared the poet.
smoothing Madge's soft hair. is never
patch upon the real one You are
worth $4,000 academies full OF Sun.
flower Girls, Madgen
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AmuSementS


For five nights, commencing Tuesday,
Jan. 1s, the celebrated Mcdonald
Stock company. supporting Miss Ha-
zelle Mcdonald in a series Of magnifi-
cent attractions. comprising comedy
drama, music and dancing, inter
spersed with up-to-date specialties,
making a continuous show. On Tues.
day night the beautiful four-act com
edy drama entitled The Mechanic and
the Lady" viii be presented, This is
the greatest union labor play ever writ
ten. The best show of the season,
at popular prices. IS. 25 80 and so
cents. Reserved seats on sals at
Owsley's. Matinee Saturday at p. NJ.
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a Premium on obscurlty.

What" inquired the melancholy
philosopher is fame?"
We'll, answered Senator Sorghum,
ito be candid, fame doesn't seem to
amount to much at present. The man
who seems to stand the best show In
politics seems to be the one who hasn't
any public record to speak Of
Washington Star.
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Want
Ads
SITUATIONS WANTED.

wanted-A few more industrious
young people to invest in one OF the
strongest Insurance companies in
America. II you can save Is to 25
cents per day and invest It in this
company. at the eni Of twenty years
you win receive $1,000, $500 or ss,-
900. and your life win have been in
sured during that period OF time for
$1,000 TO $4,000. This plan encourages
thrift and economy, and provides the
best protection for the home and loved
ones. For full particulars, address
Box 173. chickasha, Okla P. S.
Please state your age and occupa-
ton. 1e-3t
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kANsAs AvENuE PAvEMENT.

The 1908 installment OF the assess
ment against each of the lots and par
cells of land In Improvement District
No. 2 is due and payable on Jan. |, and
the statutory penalties for non-pay-
payment attaches after that date. The
payment of the instaIlment should be
made to the city clerk on or before
that date in order TO avoid the penal.
ty. Must give number of lot and block
you want to pay on.
JOE DEWs,
1-14-3Od City Clerk.
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Wanted--To trade close-in El Reno
residence. modern house, for Chicka-
sha property. 4. B. Thompson. Phone
243. 1s-6t
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Ma was kicking about the price Of
eggs and saying that eggs o. UP when
the hens lay down, but, honest, don't
you think It's a blooming shame for =
couple o. hundred hens 70 stand around
and do nothing, with eggs at 80 eents
6ozenf Why, our hens stand W
by the fence and oaekie and make
faces at every one who goes by and
just seem TO glory in their shame.
Well, every dog has his day, and the
hens are having theirs, but want TO
tell you there's no laying down or lay
ing up anything on this Job, but =
fierce appetite. It's lucky we have so
many tempting things to alIay your
craving for good things to eat and
drink. Everything is fresh and pure
and we certainly sell the finest butter
IN this mans town. Now, don't we 7
4. W. MecANN, Grocer.
Phone 427. Sixth and chlekasha.
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LOST AND FOUND.

Lost-Class pin &C, II. S. 'O9." dla.
mond shape, Roman gold. Return TO
Citizens National Bank and receive
reward. 1886
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STALLION FOR SALE.

Doctor shier" OF Blanchard win sell
standard bred stallion, Frank Corinado
No 1862, chestnut sorrel. years old,
at Johnson sale. Jan 20, 1909. 14-5t
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For sale-une large work horse;
also one good driver; either works sin
gle or double. R. F. Brown Lumber
Co, Sixth and Kansas. i1-6t
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Wanted-To rent Remington type
writer for three or four weeks. Adj
dress 902, Ninth street and Colorado
avenue. l6-3t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-01-19

Wanted-$l4O. Twelve months first
mortgage on on real estate. Address
r., care Express. 1s-3t