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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-23
WHY SALyES FAIL -
no CURE ECZEMA
They Clog the Pores--Oniy Liquid
Can Reach the Inner Skin


since the old-fashioned theory of
curing eczema through the blood
has been given mp by scientists
many different salves have been
tried Tor skin diseases. But II has
been found that these salves only
clog the pores and can not penetrate
"a the inner skin below the epider-
mis- where the eczema germs are
lodged
This-the quality al penetrating
probably explains the treinendors.
success az the only standard laquid
eczema cure. oil 0f wirtergreen rs
Compounded in n. ~. y. FrescTEtp-
tion. After ten years 81 rllre after
cnrr. che worlds heading skin spe-
ciahsts have accepted this - ene
true eczema cure.
We Ourselves do mt hesitate 70
recommend d. n. u. Prescription a.
500 bottle. but for the bcnehf ~
shns. who have never tried the pre-
scripsion. We have arranged with the
ID ID. y. Laboratories ot Shicagc
for speciai large trial bottle a. W
cents on a special offer NOW. Inns
frst bottle ought 10 convince every
sufferer. and. AZ any rate. Il VIII
surely take away the itch a. once-
OWL DRUG STORE.
lntt-f2t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-23
-MoRns 10 FREEZE rHE SOUL.

"Your son has consumption HIS
case IS hopeless" These appalling
worus we're spoken to Geo r. Bleyens,
leading merchant Of Springfield, n.
a, BY two expert doctors--one a lung
specialist Then was shown the Won
derfuI power OF pr Kings New Dis
covery. After three weeks use,
writes Mr.. Blevens. The was as well
as ever. would not take al the
money in the world for what i did
for my boy Infallible for coughs and
colds, it's the safest, surest cure q
desperate lung diseases on earth. St
cents and si. Guarantee satisfaction
Trial bottle free, Brown 4 GO. DIV
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-23

Guhrie. Okla, Oct VI The board of
school land commissioners ln session
ths afternoon approved the apnraise'
ment 81 about 100000 acres of indem-
nity ana public lands subject 70 sac
Under the law passed BY the Legislature
last spring, which land Is located ~ me
following counties. Lincoln, rotta-
watonie Ok:ahama CoEanehe Caddo,
Klowa. Grady TiIlman and Garfield
The board then made AZ order ~
fecting the secretary to.proceed Win
the advertisement and sale q all these
lands according 70 law
The action Of the board ~ ordering
thc sals oF these lands was unanimous
ana every member expressed himself
~ anxious to proceed with the I'M
mediate sale. The past for months
nave been busy ones and y has taken
4 great deal 81 work on the part ol
die board and the adjusters appoint
ia hy them to smooth ont the differ
ences that existed between ne lessees
ana Tie state regarding the value q
the improvements and the lands. ThF
fact thar the lessees have been trea1
III win consideration and IN AZ th'
lands ordered sold they voluntarily
signed their assent 70 the valuations
stands as 4 monument 70 the INDUSTRY
and fairness 81 the board and rs AZ
nrafeafS
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-23
Industrial Institute and
M College Notes ~

Miss MCrlintic, accompanied ss
Mis- Willie Tucker. visited Oklahoma
CIV TIE latter part of last week
THE domestic science pupils afc ri
iUicing because they can begin NOS
IL the kitehen next week. the cqulp-
nens Aas HOW been installed. The
theory work already done has pre-
pAred them n enjoy the prac'iss
which they win hase now ~ aesnal
cooklnr Mrs, Ella Flaeg fcuns q
she public schools * chieaso Is En-.
conraeinz more than ever the teach
Z domestic arsa and sciences ~ fpe
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-23
WILL BEGIN SALE OF
THE SCHOOL LANDS

Secretary Ed 0. Cassidy announced
that tho sale would begin IN Lincoln
county and that II would take place
frst rs soon as the rules and rcgula;
tiona could be formulated ana q rea-
sonable lime given for the advertising
81 the sale. All of the other coun-
ties as listed above, win follow ard II
viii perhaps take three or four months
u complete the sale in these counties,
lt II expected that the western col
lege lands win be sold and that the
Indemnity ana public building lands IN
counties not yet adjusted viii then fol-
low but ii Is not likely that the sale
ii these counties win be reached for
several months
Secretary Cassidy and Sales Mana.
ger shepIer were very much In doubt
al 10 the number Of sales that can be
made in day. but estimated that y
would be somewhere from ten TO TWEEN
ty.five sales, depending upon mum
her Of circumstances.
In each case the land Is 70 be SOLD
Al public auction, the bidder to put un
s per cent Of the value with mini
mum Of $50, and in case the buyer y
not the lessee. he has 70 pay cash for
the lessee's improvements. The AZ
\ vcrtising matter viii be issued IN pam
phlet form and viii describe the land
giving value Of land and improve
( ments.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-23
pnAIsE FoR EoNEYs noYs.

X. a. Dunlap 81 ihis eitg SAWS w
has D~ss 40 Esna lpFsuap m HAt
hea.d ara known the isuney's Dnys
kedeer COMPANY, ana I tske sreat
pleasure in conmendins tAein % ahe
people Ok Chiekasha kysfy member
81 ihe company Is an artist and those
,lai miss hsarius them will miss y
e1eat treat AFTER lhe program Was
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-23

First Presbyterian church. corner ot
SIKH ana Minnesota, Rev. s = VII
son. pastor.
sabbath school, 9:45 2. "a.
Preaching. Al D. m. and 1880 p ~.
Christian Endeavor. 6.Se p. N,
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
7:$o O'Clock.
Rev. I'll. NJ. Sears win preach az me
morning service.
Mrs. Charles r. Williams will sins
a solo at the evening service.
you are cordially invited.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-23
EpwoRTH METHODIST.

Epworth Methodist church, corner
Fourth street and Iowa avenue, REV.
Al Ii. Butler. pastor.
Teachers meeting. $3.50 a ri
sunday school, a:45 A ~
Conference and prayer, 1880 2. MI
sermon BIZ pastor, n .. n. Subject,
give al Account of the Stewardship
Junior Epworth League ? r m-
senior Epworth League, $3.50 ?. m
sermon by pastor. ESQ r N. The
third III the series, "Men q Thongn'l
who We're Men of Faith Paul and
his faith win be the subject.
These sermonlectures are q in'eis
ast particularly 10 men. y i the earn
est request OF the pastor that every
member IL the congregation be pres
ent sunday morning. Interests q grea
moment are 10 10 be considered Con
ference year IL closing ana u II inpor
Tan, that every interest be looEe'
after ana definite understanding p
had about another year.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-23
FIRST BAPTIST.

First Baptist church, corner Fourth
street ana Colorado avenue, Rev a. "
Holt, n u pastor.
Sunday school, sac q. m.
Preaching by pastor II a. m. Sub
ject, The Proof of Your Love.
B.Y-P. IT,. $50 p. m.
Preaching BY pastor, 1880 ps N. Sub
iecs The Immortality Of the Soul.
Strangers made welcome Every
body invited. Our motto Look up;
lift up.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-23


FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
First Christian church. corner sixth
street and Iowa avenue. Rev. Andrew
r. Johnson, minister.
Bible school, 9.45.
G. u. meeting, 6:3o p, m.
Prayer meeting. 1880 Wednesday
evening.
AL 10. As in the morning the minis I
ter will preach on Remember Lots
Wife and at 1850 in the evening he
viii deliver the fourth sermon IN ths
series to young people on ~Fightins
stars. Each service marks an inS
crease ID the number present and we
expect d large audience present Sun
day evening. Come early
The ordinance of baptism will be
administered at the close Of the even
ink service. The Bible school has set
i'll mark at 500 by the first Of the
year aud We want YOU 70 begin nov
to help realize this. A hearty vel
come for all Come.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-23
CATHOLIC CHURCH.

Holy Name church, corner 81 kansas
avenue ana seventh street, Rev. uf-
Ian de Hasque, ~ D- rector
Low mass, q. ID.
parochiai mass and sermon ~ y NJ
Christian doctrine class, 4 a ~.
sunday school. p ~
Benedtction II the blessed sacra-
ment, y. ~.
$50
{. T.. AT CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
sunday. OCT. "a. at6.S0 n M: San-
iect why some Men and Women po
MAI succeed IN Liier Josh. l;l-As.
Leader Miss Ethel Brown.
MI Anderson. president of the chris
tion Endeavor at Madisonville. hs.
gave 4 very interesting talk last sun
day evening ana Mrs- Gardner anS
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-10-23
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY,"
Christian Science society, services
AZ Carnegie library sixth street ano
Iowa avenue.
sunday school, 70 .. ~.
Lesson sermon. IL 4. ~ subject
probation After Death
Testimonial meeting Wednesday
evening at 1880.
me public cordially invited
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-16
VETERAN FIREMEN ATTENTION,

There will be a special meeting OF
the Veteran Firemeh at the hall, to
settle all the picnic business, and any
other necessary matters, Tuesday,
May 18th, p. m.
J. n. ANDREWS,
President.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-16
VIM. ktTER IS
RE-ARRESTED
YOUNG MAN RECENTLY BEFORE
CRIMINAL COURT WILL BE Al
RAIeNED AGAIN ON MONDAY
MORNING.

VIM. Kater, q young white man of
this city, who recently pleaded guilty
to the charge of Vagrancy in the
criminal court, being released from
custody on the payment Of costs of
court, was rearrested yesterday by
order of Judge E. d. Beggs, on the
same charge. to appear before him
Monday.
When Kater was released on $50
bond. signed by II. Berlin, he failed
to appear for trial at the date set. He
appeared later and pleaded guilty to
the charge, sentence being suspended
but the costs OF court were paid. His
bond was forfeited and Berlin paid
$50 to the sheriff.
At the last meeting of the country
commissioners Berlin asked for and
was refunded the amount of the bond.
Judge Beggs has ordered Kater' $
re-arrest to show persons who stand
bonds that it is intended that there
shall be no refGnding of same unless
il is done by the person for whom
they stand security.
The Judge cannot cause the COM
uissioners to reseind their action, but
ne can impose the sentence which he
suspended on Kater, should he see ut
tG 90 so.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-16
CHARGED WITH
TAKING 4 COAT
ROBERT eATISTE, coLoRED, Is
HELD At PRELIMINARY HEAR
ING FOR TRIAL IN CRIMINAL
COURT.

Robert Baptiste, colored, charged
with stealing lady's coat from Nor
ris Rosenburg's place of business on
North Palafox street, was given a
preliminary hearing before Justice
Nicholson yesterday and held for
trial before the criminal court on the
charge of breaking and entering.
According to the evidence at the
hearing, the coat, which Is said to be
owned by Miss Cora Brent, was stolen
from Rosenburg'S place and carried
by Baptiste to a negro pressing club
for the purpose of having it dyed.
Baptiste claims that he bought the
coat for $1.75 from another negro. The
coat Is valued ut $25..
When Rosenburg's place was rob-
bed q suit case owned by Ernest
Bars, together with several pieces OF
clothing, was also taken The suit
case and clothing has not, been found.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-16

little devil sitting on the same spot
on her doorstep?
And try as she might, she just
couldn't get rid of il, and he
kept bobbing up here and there ali
time until she just laid down and
died with vexation and worry.
But this particular little devil, like
lots OF other people, had just fallen
in with his job here. He stuck, that
Pensacola, which showed, children,
that even devils have rafting good
taste. some times-and some moon
light nights people would see him rid
ing serenely around on a huge lily
pad in the bayou, swapping his fin
gers saueily at the meFmaids who
happened TO be out at that time o.
night, and sometimes just hanging
around down on PaIafox street, watch
ing the city grow, you know.
Then he decided on the Plaza as a
right good hanging around" place,
and before even Gardener Kimbls or
anyone knew it. he had made his
permanent business headquarters in
our brand new city fountain there!
Last Wednesday night, children. be
was actually seeHein the dark of the
moon, to perch his little red self on
one Of the electric light globes and
survey the world in, general It's no
telling, either, just how long he'd
have staid out there, (for you re-
member the night was fne) but a
little boy came along and spied him
and shouted out Hey there" in such
sudden manner that the wee devil
gave a double nip flop into the wa
ter, calling, however. Meet me here
at 5 o'clock to-dorrow afternoon, and
bring your friends"
IF you were tae-e on Thursday to
meet his little majesty. probably you
saw lots and lots of little children
that you knew-didn't you?
For they were there. probably two
hundred strong-and then that little
devil didn't come out at all!
Since that time, the plaza fountain
has becomessan awe unto itself, and
we're all of us awaiting just the tin
lest suspicion % results which we
just know, children, are sure to fol
low
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-16
.P|LING WERE
ORDERED MOVED
HAD BEEN PLACED ON SOUTH
FLORIDA BLANCA STREET BY o.
L, BASS TO BUILD Wharf,
PROPERTY CLAIMED BY CITY.

The city authorities yesterday or
dered the removal from South Florida
Blanca street of a number of piling
which were blockading that thorough
fare,
The ends of the piling were being
hewn to a sharp point and it is said
that they were to be used by 0. L..
Bass in the building Of a wharf on
that street on property which IS
claimed by the city.
The work Of driving the piling had
not commenced
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-16

Once Upon q Time, children, Sc
long, long, LONG ago that almost
everyone in Pensacola knows al
about il, and probably you do too
there lived q very ugly. bad old
woman out near Bayou Texar, who
looked out Of the door of ler tumble
down cottage one morning to see q
freck coated preacher standing right
there in her steps.
Good morning said the fFock
coated preacher, enthusiastically.
But the ugly woman would not an.
swar. She was locking him over
ana, n this very process, mind you,
Of looking the poor man up and down,
she noted a bible or two under his
arm which he was evidently offering
for sale.
Anyhow, he was selling bibles.
children. and he offered one to the
old ugly woman, as she stood there
Elsring and snariing at him.
But very soon, Oh, very. soon, he
wished he hadn't.
The sight of bible, dear hearts,
simply made that old lady boil with
Indignation and other perfectly awful
things. and she finally said to the
trembling parson in her heTciest man
ner: "a bible? Bibles, indeed. Why,
I'd just as soon have a Living Devil
in my house as a bible, and then
the preacher went away.
And then, children, just WAT do
you think happened?
Just as quick as Scat wee little
living devil suddenly perched him
self on her porch, and so insistent
did he become on the proposition OF
really staying, you see, that she fin
ally landed on him good and strong
with a broom, and carried aim OF
in a bag. to Bayou TexaT.
, Then she threw him over, bag and
all, and chuckled as she thought of
how easily she had ridden herself
of aer visitor
But when she got back, children,
do you know, she found that same
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-16
A Fortune in
Your Nerves
\ HEALTHY NERVOUS SYSTEM
BRINGS SUCCESS.
How You Can Prove u Free.

How You Can Prove u Free.
A small man or woman with sirens,
steady nerves viii meet with greater sue
cess in life than a large person with a
weak, debiita ted rundown nervous sys-
tenn. Many men and women. among your
own scqUaintances. perhaps, look az
though they hated the world and every
thing in IL These people are on
Brain Fag, kidHey or Liver Trouble.
RheUmet fsnl or sone other nervous dis
order caused b. the impure or sluggish
condition Of their blood. If they would
take few boxes of Aake-Man Tablets
they soon would be transformed into new
beings. Their health, strength and vital
ity would be restored in a Surprisingly
short time, and in a rational way. - that
living would again become q pleasure.
Millions Of boxes Of Make Man Tablets
sold annually, and every box guarantees
TO give satisfactory results or money ~
funded. For sale by all leading druggists
at soc box, or six for 81. 80; or VIII be
GUT OUT FREE COUPON
Make Man Tablet Co,
1p9 Make-Man Bldg, Dept. C.. Chi
csgo. AS l have never used Make
! Man Tablets before, please send me
through my druggist,
J druggists nsme) ....................
a full size sec box Make-Man Tablets;
also your valuable booklet I enclose
&c TO partially pay mailing expense.
My name
Ad0feSS
write plainly, only one box to each
famiIy.)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-16
DAUGHTERS AND SONS
OF SAINT LUKE,

The Sons and Daughters of ST. Luke
Of Florida held their 33rd annual
grand session in Pensacola Wednes'
day and Thursday. The session was
a thorough success, the following OFF,
GERS being elected:
J. s. Williams, G. T. NJ.
Virginia Copeland, G. S. c.
P. H. Davidson, Jr., c. F. g.
J. B. Underwood, G. r. S.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-16
A JAR OF FACE CREAM
FREE.

SaInpling is expensive adj
vertising, but this article
warrants it; so we are going
to give free to the first Is
ladies who call at The Crys-
tai Pharmacy on Monday
(to-norrow), beginning at
10 o'clock, one fuil-sixed jar
Of Peroxide Cream. Every
one who uses it will tell ten
others how good it is.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-16
LAST NIGHTS EIRE.

Burning SCOT in 3 kitchen hue at
the home of /. Guggenheim, No II
West Chase street, caused an alarm
to be sent in shortly after o'clock
last night. No damage resulted.
IMPORTANT TOLADIES
Call at The Crystal Phar-
macy and get a Twenty-Five
cent jar of Peroxide Cream
free. No purchase necessary.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-16
4 REAL DEVIL
IN PLAZi-SO?

The devil would a swimming go,
The devil sure was he;
He's sporting IN the Plaza now
But that's tWixt you and me"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-16
Wouldn't You
Try the BifferS

IL YOU knew positively that il would
benefit your poor, weak stomach, in
active liver and constipated bowels?
Then you ought to get a bottle to-day,
because for over Sc years IT has done
those very things and we have letters
- prove II; but remember. it's HesteR-
taF'B Stomach BlttsPs you want so
please insist on having 1t. It Is for
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, 8eichiaa,
Heartburn, CostlVeneSs, Liver and
Kidney Ills ard Malaria, Fever and
Aaue. See that our Private Stamp
over the neck of the bottle is I'M
broken. II guards against counterfeit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-06
WHY COLLEGE BOYS
LEAVE The HE FARM I'm.
Trouble Lies in Education, De-
clares S.A. Knapp Of United
States Dept. Of Education.
ELDERS IN NEED OF TEACHING.
If Pnrcn,s We're as, We'll Taught as.
Their Sons, Latter. Would Re
main or tic Farm.

Denver. July THE city does more
TO cripple the Child mentally, physi-
scally and morally than, any other
Lucky ofIthe University Of Nebraska
this morning before the physical cdn-
cation department of the National
Education association. On the ques-
#tion OF whether hygiene should be-
come o. part of school work Professor
GLuckeS declared that such teaching
Will be the only relief for children
crippled in mind or Ecdy.
He asserted that tho ratio OF per-
sons living in cities is 50 great as to.
leave no argument against the charge
that the cities end city life are re-.
5sponsible for lowest physical standards
among school children and he believed
II the coming duty of the schools to
threatened national scourage of u
weakened people. ". L. Garrison,
president of the New Mexico College
of Agriculture, also spoke on this sub
ject
Carroll q. Pierce. superintendent Of
schools of Milwaukee,. Wisconsin, de-
5liyerei an address before the DEPART :
ments of special education in which he
told OF the advances made for the
benefit or children born short or
lacking III some sense. He said that
the public school no longer refnses TO
admit pupil because he lacks in
smentalitx hut provides a special course
for him,
81. IA . Knapp, nm official of thebUnitcd
Sta tcs department OF agriculture be-
fore the department. of rural agricul-i
tlI,'e education, said tho reason why
!coilege Bred BOYS left the farm was.
rot hard to understand.
t'The trouble lies in edncntion.n he
said. Teach gtlltjr&elders to farm in-i
5telligentlN as has been taught. their
sons and their sons would remain at
home" 4 n VI NJ 81;
4 TO obtain the greatest results from
the nalInst "a crea re, said Mr. Knapp
Us real farming and tie end toward
which the department OF agriculture is
aiming MI N
Il Elmer Brown United States com
of education was al speaker
before the d epa rtmento az kindergarten
training 8 WI
Il Four new men appeared prominent
in THE race for the presidency today
regard ess OF tlct fact that a move
.ment has been placed on footsto offer
the presidency to Elmer Brown, COM
missioner of education. The candi-
dates thus far are j II. Phillips or.
Birmingham, Ala. ]. W.5Joiner, sup
Serintendent of public instruction of
North Carolina, Ben Bewett, superin-3
tendent of schools OF SC Louis and A.
s.. Downing. first assistant commits
sioner8of education of New York.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-06
I|'E||:.L.L..s0FCAPTURE:
O1RA|NROBBERS.
Desperate Gang loft Five Bandits
Landed BY Postoffice
Inspectors.

E Hal Ri AIosby Q e ASKING ton, d. q,
Inspector In the posi- flee department.
Who was III the eli y $today ~ with 1rspec-5
tor Durand of Dcnvef,stW feeling juhi- =
liant over the success OF the detective
work Instituted by y the department.
which he s i'ss ,alt esl I.
five Eof the most notorious train robbers
in the country. William Nh ttfiews. d Has
George Marvin, the rims leader or the
gang, was recently CAPTURED al Twin
Fails. Idaho, after a long chase He is
noW in jail at Boise and will shortly
be taken back to Omaha to be tried
with the rest Of the gang, three OF
whom were caught there and one IN
Denver. .4s 5
over the northwest. said Mr.. MosbSs
today. and for some time they ma de-
Spokane their hea dquarters. We haze
"a good case against all Of them. and n; e
they are convicted, the inspectors wh,a
have been detailed on this work dur
ing the past six weeks will feel that
they have made /, good clean rlp and.
4dona the whole northwest a great SER
vice. Al 81 :55 sss;5t 81
Those assisting in the capture are In
spectors sts.s N. Perkins. c., II Patterson.
and Ralph Smith, who With Mr.. Mos-
sby.8Were appointed about six weeks agc,
by Chief Inspector Frank r.. Mcmillan
of sWashingtcn. who was determined To-
root out. il possible. atlle bunch5of law
breakers who have become 50 brazer in
their railroad holdups during the last
few months. The party had Just reach
ed Omaha on the journey west when n
daring robbery occurred at that place
the night after they got there. They
Immediately laid their plans and were
successful in! capturing thEec OF the
band. The ringleader escap ped and as
they came west they landed another
one at Denver. From there they Went
TO Spokane, where they received much
assistance from Inspectors Rlddifor,l
and Flavin, who We're familiar with
conditions in the northwest. The fol-5
lowing of clues and the real work OF
the Inspectors they began in earnest,
ana took them over4a great deal az the
northwest and finally into Idaho. whore
they We're Instrumental in erecting this
capture Of the. notorious Marvin.
z NJ r. Nlosby. who is3a son of Col. Mos
by who fought in the Civil war will
leave for Denver in company with IN
spector Durand who has been making
one Of his periodical trips.