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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-11-24


and render his decision.
49, If a second throws up the sponge
when IL is apparent 10 the referee that
the principal can continue and have q
chance of winning the contest shall not
be stopped, but the second so offending
shall be elected from the building and not
allowed 10 act as second at any future
time before any club.
TO- Any controversy arising between con
testants through different interpretations
Of the foregoing rules by each or relative
10 points not covered by these rules shall
be decided by the referee. and his decision
shall be final and binding on both con-
testants as well as on their seconds and
others connected with them in any capac-
Ity whatsoever
q. Any principal, second or timekeeper
who willfully violates any of these rules
shall be debarred from acting In the ca
pacity OF principal. second or timekeeper
in future
22 The foregoing rules shall be consid-
cred part of the articles Of agreement be-
tween the contestants. with each other
and with the club before which they are
to box.
In the Marquis Of Queensberry code
there are twelve rules In Choynski's
code rules /. 2. 3. 4, 5, 8 and 10 are
practically taken from the Queens
berry rules. though more clearly de-
fined. Taken as whole the Queens
berry rules are out OF date. and Choyn-
skis substitution IS worthy Of note,
according TO many followers Of pugiI-
ISM The National Sporting club Of
London has recently adopted new rules
Of its own framing and has passed the
Queensberry code UP Eor all time.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-11-24
(First Published Nov. 90. Is09.)
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Water Pipe. Valves, and 4ydrants.

Water Pipe, Valves, and Hydrants.
Sealed proposals win be received By
the city clerk Of chickasha, Oklahoma.
up to two (2) O'Clock p m, December
End, 1909, for furnishing material
for water extensions. approximately as
follows:
i6s lin. feet i4inch c. ] water pipe.
Glass B"
ss6 lin. feet l2-Inch c. !. water pipe.
Glass b.
4sio lin. feet s-inch {. !. water pipe.
,tClass b."
6o.92s lin. feet e-Inch water pipe,
Glass b."
Approximately, l.l50 tons.
Special Castings.
i4l t-inch rs,
10 G-inch crosses.
sxG-inch cross.
20 Sx6-Inch rs,
80 6-inch plugs.
10 S-inch plugs.
Sx6 6-inch reducer.
finch 45 degree bends.
Hydrants and Valves.
1873 double nozzle hydrants. finch
v. o.
As 6-inch valves.
S-inch valves.
20 valve boxes.
Certified check for $4,000 must ac-
company each bid Specifications on
file at the office Of the city clerk and
city engineer.
The city council reserves the right
to reject any OF all bids.
Joe Dews.
11-20-l0d City Clerk.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-11-24
First Published Nov. n. 1909
NOTICE or SALE or REAL Es-
TATE.
Joe Dews.
city Clerk

TATE.
In the matter Of the Guardianship
Of Aiaudie Stanford. Minor
Notice Is hereby given in pursuance
OF an order OF the county court OF Me
Curtain county. Oklahoma. made on
the 1st day Of November. 1909. the
undersigned guardian OF the estate Of
Maudie Stanford. minor win sell at
public auction TO the highest bidder.
subject " confirmation By said court.
on the en- day OF December. 1909. be.
tween . o'clock a. m. and sundown, at
the front door Of the court house In
the town Of Chickasha. Oklahoma. all
the right, title and interest or the said
Maudie Stanford in and 10 the follow
ing described real estate. situated In
Grady county. Oklahoma. to-wit:
NwH and VIZ Of NEK and sEH
OF NEA OF section "a. township
north. range west. containing $50
acres. the same being the allotment or
said minor Said minor is a mixed
blood Choctaw Indian. having one-six-
ty-fourth Indian blood.
Said land will be sold for cash and
the purchaser will be required to de-
post Immediately certified check
fcr the full amount Of the purchase
money With the county Judge Of Mccur-
tain county.
Dated Nov. 8. 1909.
IT. G. Stanford.
Guardian.
J D. Parks.
Attorney. 1l.i1.2Sd
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-11-24
CHOYNSKpS new
BOXING RULES.
El-PugllIst Suggests Improve
ment In QueensbGrry Rules.
FOR JEFFRIES-I JOHNSON FIGHT

y
to Both Fishters-Many Followers Of
PueiIsm Said to Consider choynski's
Substitution Worthy Of Note.
Joe Choynsld, one of the cleverest
heavyweights In the ring dozen
years ago. says the proposed fight be-
tween Jim Jeffries and Jack Johnson
should be governed by set OF re-
yised rules. and he has taken the trou-
Bile to draw up code which he thinks
will be acceptable to both men. Choyn-
skis rules follow:
l. To be a fair stand UP boxing match
in twenty-four foot ring or as near
that size as practicable.
2. No wrestling, hugging. heeling, butt
ing or gouging allowed.
3. The rounds to be of three minutes
duration and one minute between rounds.
T. II either man Is knocked down he
must get up unassisted inside Of ten sec
onds. the other man meanwhile 10 move
about ten feet away, so as 10 give the
man who is down chance to arise.
When the fallen man is on his feet the
round is 10 be resumed and continued
until the three minutes have expired. II
the man who has been knocked down
falls to be on his feet inside Of the ten
seconds allowed the referee shall give his
decision In favor Of the other man.
3. A man hanging on the ropes In q
helpless state with his toes on the ground
shall be considered down.
Only Principals and Referee In Ring.
6. No seconds or any other persons ex-
cept the principals and the referee shall
be allowed In the ring during the rounds.
Any second or other person entering the
ring during the rounds shall be elected.
and the contest shall continue and no
foul allowed on that account.
T. Should the contest be stopped by 20.
lice interference the referee has fun pow
er 10 render decision
s. Five ounce special gloves. furnished
by the club to Be used In all contests.
g. Should a glove burst or come of the
referee shall order both men 10 their cor
ners, where the glove or gloves must be
fwed to the satisfaction OF the referee.
The time consumed In replacing the glove
or gloves shall not be counted as part OF
the time OF the round.
10. A man on one knee IL considered
down and If struck is entitled to the de-
cision.
H. Only boxing shoes. regulation style.
with either chamois. oilsidn OF rubber
Eples allowed.
Il Hitting in the hreakaway is per
mltted
49, When the referee orders the men to
break they must obey instantly and re-
lease each other at once.
~ The Official timekeeper OF the club
shall only time the rounds and the rests
between rounds and the referee shall be
the only one 70 time ana count on knock
downs Ia any manner deemed best by
him
Is. II In the opinion OF the referee the
contestants are "fakng" he may declare
the bout mo contest" in which event the
club need not pay the purse or any part
Of H.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-11-24
Ruling Of Fouls.

Is. II a c0niestas.s ccH1rsssss q so~l which
ia the opinion OF tile referee Is uniHten-
tioual and does not incapacitate his OPP
ponent from continuing ne shall be warn
"a. but II the foul lncapacitates his oppe-
nenl from continuing OF in the opinion Of
tie referee desftoys his chances of win
ming he shall be disqualified.
H. II man commits deliberate foul
ne shall be Immediately disquaiiied and
Ahall receive no part OF the purse
is II III the opinion OF the referees
bout becomes dangerous 10 one Of the
contesfants 0r an Immediate knockout
seems unavoidable he may stop the bout
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-02

8or &ur5ent lit bonn oeutl1ell
Gei6sgeri6t eine beoeutiane Grit
i6ei0ung iiber bas gbrentport in ae-
iddftliden 9ingen getroffen lporocll.
Gin gearnter elmer denlilben ssabrif
botte fid i'm Dienltpertrag ebrer-
mortli6 berpflihtet, in Ser 3eit lei-
nes 8irfens in Der Sabrif nno nod
orei Sabre lang nod ieineln glns-
l6eioen bieler bei 100000 Mforf
8ertragsitrafe feine &onfurren5 su
MAIDEN. 9abei botte Der Weo1lte Ell
nen Sabresgebalt bon 2400 Morf.
Dieie geltintmung bat oas 9feihsgs-
riht als unperbinoli6 erfl1rt. 9can
Die Sobe Der Strafe iiberlteige ollc
8ren5en uno laufe auf cine Surnme
billaus, Die Der 9lngeitellte BEL regel-
mabigem @ange ser 0inee iiber-
boilpt nidt ouf5ubringen perln6ge.
3uoeln lei oos cine 8erpfli6tung bes
9lngeltellten vinittels @brenportes"
ein5ie 5ur @abrung bes matericIlea
Srterelles oes 9lrbeitgebers. ;Gic
gbre aber als ioeoles @nt bilbe Ell
nen Sell oes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
oes WenIden tie lei eine @runolegc
ieiner Griiten5. 9araus ergebe iid),
bob Die @bre ni6t obne meiteres 5ll
@uniten Der 8erlnogensrebte @noe
rer benubt lperben fonnte, ba bierbei
@erte in 9etradt fanen Die feine
geraleide 5ulaiien. slid iei es nidt
aagangia ben Sat Gin Wann, elm
@ort" an3u5ieben oa iid nit oieieln
ihlieBlif oae 8oridriften bes @iir-
aerliden @eietbudes iiber pi4tige
9fedtsla6en nngiiltig MAIDEN laiieil
fonnten.
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= Gelo tit Der Siooiergummi oes
@etpifens.
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0usIan1.
Ex-Prisident Castro
Soil der VsrscbD0rung ange.
kIagt wsrden.
Hollands Re0isruno
Stellt Weitgebende 5crde-
rungen.
kiIte in nexiko.
Vereinigung der fnexikan.
Rabnen.
kaIts in f,1sxike.

= Cine iiber Gort-of=Spain tonl=
neroe 9epei6e olts Ser. bene3nlani=
lGen Sauptitaot Caracas bebauptet,
Der @eneral-9lnmalt peroe auf gl1t=
me;iltng Ses Winiiters bes Sllnerr
in cei! Gier:6ten Die Mnfla1e geacn
oen friiberen Hroiioenten Goitro er-
Deben, oaB er oas fiir8lid) auf ben
Bralioenten @ome5 genlahte Moro-
attentat peronlaBt babe. @ie Sic
0epei6e metter bebauptet, babe ser
Wfiniiter Dem General -Mntpalt eine
groBe Menge 8eipeismaterial sugp=
Itellt aus Dem flor berporgebe. oab
eine Seri6lporung gegen oos 2eben
oes Graiioenten @ome5 eriitiert habe
ano oab oieie Geridnorung BON
Galtro ange5etteIt lei. 9ie Depeihe
iagt, es lei galt5 iicber, ooB es su
eifem Bro5eB fommen perbe
Cine Spe5ialoepei6e aus Dem
Saag meloet, baB Die bolldnoilhc
Regierung Die grfuaung folgenoer
9eOingungen bon Der @ieoeraufnab-
ME oer bipIonlotiiden 9e3iebunsen
uno oes freunbidaftliden @erb1(t-
mites 5lpiiden Sollano uno geneslle-
Ia abbangig madt: u grnennnng
pene5uelanil6er &oniuln fir aac !Sa-
fenplase IN Solldnoiid=@eItinoien
p 5reie Ginfabrt fir alle boIdi-
oil6en S6iffe III peneauelallilben
Sdfen; 3) slufbebung Der oreiprn-
5entigen grtra=6rabtgebiibren, luto
~ Sreie Siiberei- -@ere6tionle fir
6oaanoii6e Sdiffe in pene5uelani-
i6en 8eipdiierl1.
= SIM eroBten Seile bon Merlso
berri6t 5ur 3eit faltes @etter.
- 0ait Dem /. Sebruar lit Sic
gereiniglng Der n1erifonii1en Gen
troll uno gsationalbabnen in &raft
getreten.
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ct. Samcs SAFE.

9ieies poaItdnoig neu eingerichtcie
HeItaurant lit cine bur6aus popn-
fare Snititution, oie wegen Ser bill
Iieen Greile Seoen1 5ugdllglid lit.
HeguIare Mabl5eiten meroen 81 25
Gents geliefert, Elm ausge5eidneter
9uiineb Wens 2un6 foltet nur 10
Gents. 9(Ges gut rno por5iiglid) su-
bereitet. 8eionoers oie 0euticben,
um oeren Gunoidoft brineeno aetc-
ten miro, merben glGes idmodGoft
finoen.
$. MaaenSie, @iqentiinter.
Inter Dem ct. SanteS Sotel, Soullon
Strobe.
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8efier abitiir5en ols einiinfen.
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Sas @eheimnif Der 2analebiafsit.

Gin fran8oiiider @efebrter bat eir
8ebeinlniB Der 2anglebigfeit entbedt
Seine Metbooe betrifft oas 8int.
9lber lange norber baben Millionen
pon glmerifanern betpieien, roB
electric 8itters bas 2eben perlGngert
unb es lebenspert maht gs reitigt,
berei1ert Ano beIebt oos 8lut, bou.
perbrou6te 9fernen-3elen olIt gibt
Dem eon5cn Spltem 2e6en INTO Con.
@s lit cine @ottesgube fir ihpod,e,
franfe uub binfdllige Berionen. .9eie-
renIeioen ntodteu mein Qeben iiir
Wtonate ilnertrdglid~, ldreibt @.
90. S6ernan bon Guibing .He,
.dber electric Sgitters turierte mid
pollftdnoig" Nur so @ts. gu boben
bel ollen 9ruggiiten.
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Jnlanc.
Wicbtigs Entsebeidung.
Trusts seniesssn ksinsn
Rscbtsscbutz.
Dsmokr. Tarif-
kcnfsrsnz der Hnti SaIccn-
Liga.
frost in Florida.
haft-Bsfebl esesn Rrandsn-
burg.

Cine iiitereiloltte uro melt rei-
henoe @l1tideibuns lit ioeben bon
Dem Sber-9unoesgeridt in Dem Tro-
5eb Der Continental @an Haper
Company eegen 2oliis Boigbt &
Con in Cincinnati abgegeben poroe.i.
Die Continental Company batte Sie
0irma 8oigbt & Son auf 3ablung
elmer SduIo bon $4,000 nerfiagt
@oigbt & Son bra6ten aIs Gertaioi
gune Dor, ooB oie @eieaIdaft su eli
nern gruit eebore u1o baber feiae
Shulo ei1lflaeen fonle.. Das 0ber=
Sluioesgeriht bat iih oieler 9niiht
ollgcihloiien uno eiite gntiheioun9
Gil sYun!ten Der Gincinitatier ,Sirrl1
oGaroebel1. Die grtideioung lpirn
oaulit begriilloet, ooB Die Gontiliel-
tai s5san Haper Company eincnl
Eruit angebore ulto ooB feine @erei
nigung tpie ein gruit, oeren griitelB
ungeieslih lei, Die Siilfe Der @eri1htc
in 9lniprild) nebmen tonne, Inn glus-
itdnoe gu foaeftieren.
9ie teraltiide Delegation I'M
&ongreB bat iih oafiir ausgelpro
hen bob oie Den1ofraten ebenfalls
eine poIlt1noige garifbia eir1brillgen
ioIlen, i'm Sale Die Gepublifaner ci-
ne iolhe @ia einbringen ullo feline
9(menoenpents gu ibr erlauben.
Ger iiiblide 3ipeig ser 9l1'ti-
Snloon=9iga bdlt 5ur 3eit in Sir,
lningban1 gla., cine &onferens nb.
ssln llorolihen, nlittIeren lrr
0itIihen geile 0lorioa's III onrdi
Srofhpetter piel Shaoen OH Der
Sbifplontagel angerihtet tporoen
@egen 8rongbfon 8raitoen-
burg, Der ben ongebli1 BON inn
gef1libten 9lrtifel Wrpper glepe.
Inno's al Die Seem gorf .9iules"
perfnmft batte nnb ipdter in 8erbin-
bung nit oieier 9lngelegenbeit Oes
@roBoiebItabIs angeflagt tuuroe, 1T
iest Elm @aftbefebI erIaiien moroen
ueber oie @obI oes 9ice-
@oupernelirs BON Miilouri berrihtc
bisber 3ipeifeI, jeBt bat oie 2egisla
tllr ben republifonii1en 4anbiootan
@inlif fir eeipablt erflart. @r bat
1877 Stimmen nebr erbalten als iein
oenofrotild)er @egner.
ssn faliforniiden Senat lit ei-
ne gia eingebraht, Die offentlihe
Hreisf1mpfe 81 eineln 8erbredlcIl
mohen ulo Die 9eilncbmer ar ID
iten nit 3uhtbaus beitrafen mia.
9as Sausfolnite oes 9ongrei.
ies bot fih auf Die iogellannte Ge-
fi5it-gin geeirigt.
Gie Goroner's SssnrD III GbicG-
90 bot @eorge guiie, Der am Conn
tag bur1 einen ungliidlihen sjr-
faa 5rau Euderlilin erihoB, BON az
Ter Shulo freigeiproden.
BenniIDpanien lit 10 meit Der
eirt5ige Staat Der cine Staats- Sort
afaoernie bat. Sic lit nit Der Staats
ltniperiit1t ODER Stote College per-
bunoel ullo bot trot ibrem fur5el'
8eiteben ihon iiber iieb5ig Stltoic.
renoe. gieie iuigen 2eute ueroen
in ben noben Staotsmalbmlgell
niht allein i'm Braftiihen inter
ridtet, ionoern iie MAIDEN iif aud
an Hldben, mo 9oI5 geidlascn
fpir0, un0 in SGqerniiblen nit Der.
idieoenen 8balen Der Sol5perarbei-
tune uno oes Sol5banoels pertraRt
syerner lit Die 9lfaoenlie 10 einge.
ridtet, I'M Die iungen 2eute Iolpc'
fir ben boberen als aud ben un-
tergeoroneten Gienit i'm 8oritlpeicn
beran5llbiloen, Inn ioipol Die eigcnt
lihen syorfter, als alth 6orltpdrtel
ODER @oloihiiben oaraus berporae
ben 81 laiien.
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Bon, ppffen.

Gs lit bic g8elt, 10 tpie tnan ipridlt,
geiDn6ers ftarf i'm SDffen,
9Dd) lit pDn bieient leiber nid)t
Anf) allies einsetroffen.
Der Memif bofft pum bet Giese an,
gSul Biz ST. ieinen 0rabe,
Die SDffnmng niinntt iifJ Sebcrmanit,
3n icinem groit unb Stabe.
tln6 tpenn amtj man6es Gr6enaliif
@ar flaglifj ging In Sriimmer,
Die Spffnnng lakt nidJt ieG'n 5mriit,
Ste treibt uns pDriu1rtS intmer.
Der &nabe bant iidj in bic 9mft
0tel SdllD1ler, ,ucntt aitd] tMntcr
Tie ytebelbamdJ perfftptnben iie,
Gr frent iid) bpdJ am SdJimmer.
@ie Mander bpfft anf 0elb mnb Gjnt
lInD tuenn er es ertuprbcn,
st langit ber frp1e 2ebensmut
Sn iciner 8rnit eriturbcn.
gSie Mandjer trdnmt npn 9eIbentunt,
lno fiebt mad iueutg' SaBren,
8aR ielbit bic Ghre nnb Der 0iubm
Tnr Seifenblaien ,uaren.
SelpN UreHnplWafI, Stepe pletpf lttt9i
tren,
gSie oft man nnh betrpsen,
Rad icber Sauihmns tit auf's 9fen
Die Spffnmns eingesugen.
ltnb brpbt mns bcute aud init 3.uane
Die @afiernrnfcr Sanbe,
Sic mad)t nns lange md nift bana,
Npdj berridJt iie nift i'm 2a,lbe.
Sic mirb iins unier 2pne StarSter
80 balb mod nidlt entsieGen;
Zen 2abetranf, ben braudleu mir
als Srpif uadj giDt nnb Wii ben.
60 IaRt nns hcnn nit gntem Mmt
Nun in bic Snfunft blifen,
Sas 2pue Star Ster, 10 fiar uno
gut,
@irb tpeiter ms begliifeu.
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AaNifalteilmna


s6pa6e, nerb5fe Werfonen, eepIost bon Soff.
Huueslof8iett uHb f6ledten lrdumen. erf6bp.
fenben ansfliiifen, Erl,ffs, Ritfens ifrb Aonf.
i1merseu, 8aarausfaIl, 9lbnabme bes geb6rs
unb eteftGts, aatarrbt Wasenoriiden. Stublber.
ftnpfune. Wllbiefeit, Grroten, 9ittern. hersfIop.
fen. BruftbeiIemmune, aengftIf1feit nBb 3rilb.
finn ertabren aus bem .Suseubfreunb", fols
etntaA, idncu nnb btlltB alle unnatiirIt.
den 8ertnite unh anbere UsIscn jnseni.
tihcr Wertrrunsen srilnbltd seleilt umh
ppIle Ueinnsbeit nnb 5rpbfinn pteber.
trlanst werbem fSmuen. Uan5 ueues
$eilperfatrem. Seber iein eiener arst.-
Ttefes alberorbeniIi1 intereif1nte nnb Iebr.
reine Bud lDeutf0e aufIase 1eoe), fuei6es
bon Jung unb alt, Wsann unb Srau eeIefen
iperben fcIIte, fam sesen Gtnfenbune bon 2S
Gsuis In Brtefmdrfen berfteseIt besoeen tperhen
bon ber
Yribatsalinif, 1876. 9lpennt
Nam Sasrk. y. n.
@san ertpdbne Die 8reie Yreiie T. 9ereS
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stuf benz giyfel ber eje,uiffenlDii eteit

finb bic Guadialber anseInngt, lpelhe
dbenoe ginipribungen, fpie garbolidiire
qegen 6dmorrboiben nrpreiien uno nil
6ieien Tiigenmebi5inen, bic nidt mn
niht belfen, ion6ern nur fha0en, nod
eenmg QeihtglalIbige nm ibr Gel0 betrii-
9en Cine fuirfliGe ltno oanerribe soeis
lung bieies fdfperen uno id1nler5bdftel
aeiSens fomn1f MIR 6llrdj ST. gilsbec' Z
Mnateiis 8uftanoe, eirer beilfrdftiacr
Ar5nei. ipeId,e eingefiibrt tuirb urb fid
BON bort heileno in Die erfranften Geilc
perbreitet Rroben fperben frei perianhi
bon g. Seuitdoter & Co., gor 24i6
getp gorf.
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sebr bebouerli6, baB lm~
2aiter unb 4ronfbeiten anitedsno
iino, anltatt gugeno unb @elllnobbei...
Sc enger Der Sori5ont beiner
Wiinlde lit, oeito ndber 1T Dir auG
Der Sinnel oeines 8liids.
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stus Der Sauptitaot Mssgifo
miro genielbet, Die Sfaot lei gum err
item MaI felt pielen Wonaten gall5-
lih frei bon Sdorlodfieber.
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LOST: Near Central college, a
gold cuff button with initials, f.
E. II. engraved thereon Finder
please leave at the college.
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Miss Hattie Barron went to
Corder yesterday to visit sew
eral days.
Mrs. William Aull returned
Thursday evening from a short
visit in Kansas City.
Rev. and Mrs. r. B. Briney and
little daughter, Mary Elizabeth,
spent yesterday in Kansas City.
Mrs. NJ. E. Bobst of Manhat-
tan, Kansas, after a visit with
her daughter, Mrs. c, L. Morris,
left yesterday morning for a visit
in Dubois.
Oswald Winkler was in Kansas
City yesterday.
Percy Silver spent yesterday in
Kansas City.
Mrs. j. c. Entz left Wednesday
evening for her home in Chilli
cothe, Illinois, after a short visit
with the family of DR.. N. b.
Payne.
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w. P. Cole went to Kansas City
Thursday to place his daught-
er, Miss Thea, in Loretta acade-
my
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Cor
don entertained a humble r of
friends and relatives at a large
and elegant dinner Wednesday.
Those present were Mrs. Evan
Young, Mrs. Lucy Ewing, Mrs.
Katherine Gordon, Mrs. Ella G.
White, Mrs. Kate Bishop, Miss
Sallie Gordon, Mrs. Joseph Chinn,
Mrs, Florence Eckle, Mrs. Sarah
M. Hendrix, Mrs. George NJ
Mountjoy, Mr., and Mrs. Lynn
Gordon.
Mrs. A A. Walker left Thurs
day for a trip to st. Louis
and Kirkwood.
j. r.. Gray of Waterloo was
here Thursday.
Mrs. Charles X. Ramsey and
daughter, Miss Ada returned
Thursday to st. Louis after a Wis
it with relatives.
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Letter List.

The following letters remain
uncalled for at the Lexington
Postoffice Saturday September
25, 1909.
Hamilton Ashby, Mrs. Birdie
Ball, Miss Mary Biekel, John
Boggie, Miss Myrtle Brooks, Lew
is Combs, Miss Annie Cunning
ham, Mrs. l. w. Church, Miss Adj
die Dryden, Miss Rosalie Flacy,
VIM. Ernstmeyer, Mrs. Emma
Graham, John Good, Miss Henri
eta Hayden, Evalyn Hardin, Al
ex Howell, Mrs. VIM. Houtz, Luz
cinda Hubbard, Charlotte Jack.
Miss Ruth Jordan, +. B. Jones.
w. f. Kimmel, Frank Kelinor-
tin, Henry Kinley, G. w. Lee Lbr.
Co., Miss Fannie Thum, Chris
Morris, Mrs. Mary Morris, Ruby
Moffett, Roy Robinson, Mrs. Gus.
Stegen, Herbert Schlichten. Hen
ry Scott, Miss Jennie Verangh-
len, Miss Effie Tomson, Mrs. Lii
lie Walker, Miss Laura Washing
ton, Charley Williams, Geo. Will
liams.
When calling for these letters
please say they were advertised.
DELLA CROwDER,
Postmaster
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FOR SALE:-3O,O 200 acres unim-
proved land in Stone County, Mis-
souri,, in tracts to suit purchaser.
Prices from s6.5 o to $3.50 per acre.
Land adapted to farming, fruit grow
ing and stock raising. Horses and
hogs live on the range the entire
year, cattle, s5eep and goats ten
months in the year. Water unsur
passed. The best hunting and fish
ing in the South West. Timber
enough on any of this land to pay
purchase price, some tracts have
very fine timber, which can be hand
led with large profits. This is the
undeveloped zinc and lead district
This land lies along the line OF the
White River Division of the Iron
Mountain Railway. Splendid rail
road facilities. Address
Robt. A. Hicklin,
6-Stf d &w Lexington, Mo.