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The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-11-27

Carl Douglas Of Fairbanks creek is
a town visitor.
Gust Vedin was an carly week Wis
itor from Cleaiy.
Mr.. Frosethy, from Cleary. is in
town on business.
w. H. Huicleson Of Lutte EldoGa 20
was in town last week.
Ira Griffin, OF Cinema, was a Fair
banks visitor last week.
Miss Maude Kelly left or Thurs
days stage fer the Outside.
Bert Currier. OF ESteI, was IN
yown Thursday, on business.
George Johnson, of Dome creek,
was in town early last week.
Harry Wilmore Of Engineer creek
was in town during the week.
Lee Green and Otto Hovely have
returned TO town from Alder cre-k.
Nj. and Mrs. Arthur LaHerauX
left fr the Outside a few days aSy.
j. D. Clark. the Ester merchant,
was in Fairbanks during the week.
n. G. Hudson, of Ester, was in
town during the early part of the
week
Angus Mckenzie is Prospecting for
placer pay on the benches of Ace
creek.
Paul Ringseth and Z. c. Willis, Of
Chatanika were city visitors last
week.
Alos Sagan is prospecting Oh a
qua.tz lead on the Eya-St Patrick
divide.
Mrs. William Bruce returned to
Dimes Tuesday after short visit
in town.
Lou Conway, who has bsen in the
hospital for several days is almost
recovered.
Louis Johnson, the Wood river
trader, was in Fairbanks during the
past week
j. A. Parsons, the Dimes merchant,
was in town during the latter part
of the week
E. C. Willis, merchant prince Of
Chatanika, was in Fairbanks dur
ing the week.
Andy Christianson, CT Whiskey Isl
and, in the Tanana river, was in
town last week.
Friday week wild goose was slain
by Bob Swan and Pat Britt near
the Tanana river.
Herbert Williams of Engineer creek
Is spending a few days i'll town on
business matters.
A report has besn received that
Marshal Love would start for Fair
banks on December l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wimpe have taken
the Crawford residence at $50 First
street for the winter.
Hugh Mcdonald and wife of II
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-11-27
PERSONAL MENTION

bio" Go. .S'lct'1 we're visit IS in
town on Thur day last.
-.2,E Iiaih0 AMI john ii 2'n, OF
Little Ei1orado, were III to"f du.-
IHg Vie last Of the week.
balheE i-&SH.ef, Who Is pEo-pect-
iaS on the Biz ca ma, vas a mid
elk visitor t. lairl anEs.
Juls" Al7'aE. Wa2 has isan out in
the WlldS Tor some days IS reported
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-11-27
WILL PROSECUTE WORK
ON Big CHENA RIVER

E. w. Griffin has sent a crew of
men up into the Big Che0a Coun-
try about 125 mills fir IN Fairbanks
'or the purpose of rre2ar ng Il tract
of ground for hydaul, king and
dredge mining. an expert Is on his
way in to take charge Ct the work
Tie Cinema River Mining company
which Mr.. Griffin organized il Seat
tie last year owns Palmer and
Shamr OK creeks.
The contra tors who had charge
of hauling the freight out to the
property had to turn back af er get
ting out short distance on account
Of the sleighs breaking down. The
trail is in a terrible condition ac-
cording to the freighters. Snow is
~ s0'u'e'v necessary before any
freighting can be done,
Telephone n. c. Davis 66A for
Storm SASH
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-11-27
DICK THORNE HAS
THE AUDIT ORIUM

One of the most sensational bust
SIS transactions Of the past week
vas pull,d off when Dick Thorn.
Fairbanks great amusement prOduC.
IT. secured an option on the Audi.
rum in which to conduct his eX-
Cellont show business.
MIR. 1hOrne has taken the Audi.
oTium as a permanent home for hi
moving picture show and will make
certain changes for the safety anC
comfort of his pat:ons. Mir. IhornC
IS bringing into the country all OF
he latest ana greatest novelties in
he moving pictures business. The
program for the coming week is an
XCeptionally good offering:
The Broken Cross"
The Broken Cross is a VIII lesome
little drama. and is full of intense
heart interest. Here is the story:
A country lad on having his sweet
leart to seek his fortune in the
.ity. pliEhts his troth The Cir
breaks in two parts a cross. Civ
ing her love. one-half as a low
ken. agre ing that if either wishes
TO break the engagement. he o.
he Will send back the missing
piece. In the city a manicure girl
becomes impressed with the youth
md Tries to win him for herself. by
sending him a piece of broken cross
simila: in looks to that retained BY
his sweetheart, and purpOrting t
come from her The scheme at first
seems successful, but he discovers
that the parts do not match and
so, Disguised with the falseness of
it% life he returns to the country
md his little sweetheart.
Besides the above drama there are
many other films. Among them:
Change f Heart" The Cattle Rust
ers," etc.
Don't forget the place The big
theatre The Auditorium this week
Change f picture every night.
Rubber Stamps Of all KINDS. Pads
supplies, etc, at The Citizen office.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-11-27
THE CURLING SEASON
HAS STARTED AGAIN

The curling season was inaugurated
during the week just past. Many of
the old hands at the game were in
attendance and expressed their ap-
probation of the sport enthusiastic
cally. In the first contest the
Schooling team defeated the Donald
team and the Cassels team did the
same thing to the Gels aggregation.
The score in each instance was the
same 16 to II. Here are the line
ups CT the teams that have entered
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-11-27
LOCAL IGLOO OF ALASKA
PIONEERS IN SESSION

The local igl-o Of the Order of
Alaska Pioneers held rousng ses-
sion last Mon1ay night. Thee were
more than hundred present and a
splendid time was had-telling yarns,
stories that were true and stories
that We're far from Il, After the m
telectual feast, the inner man was
cared for. At this session the fol-
lowing were admitted to member
ship:
Anthony Goessman, Louis Larson,
Antone Larson James F. Lyle Ma =
Tin Harrais, H. B. Parkin, Victor
Erickson, Olaf p. Larson, ]. w. Ray
mond, A. r. Heilig, August Lund-
strom, Fred Jungst, f. c. Ions, C.
w, Joynt. w d. Wheeler, w, F..
Voss, l.. H. Seiger, Charles Dreamer
and w. J. Mclean,
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-11-27
H. {. gunner IN
LOVE WITH RUBY

H. c. Qu!ueT arrived Il FAIRBANKS
on Monday last tom lie IT,. ar.I
and he is The lea er If NIe#e'y
optimistic rep RS aLau the new
camp Mr.. gunner Wtut to he Ru9E
diggings last summer. from the Hot
Springs Gi-tilt. He has alic1G& &C.
cumuntCd fourteen int les il lie
new Eldorado and upon -ume ot
them prospecting work is being Ius.-
ed during the present winter.
When the Flint ere X rlke was
made the mine oWu,s ma o-,
grand rush To thot .esti an.
commenced blazing out side line
of thei. holding ads are ha. 70.
lack nf SNOW lpt some .4e,t S#.-
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-11-27
GRAND Jury
|ND|TES SOME

The grand jury convened Monday
last Out Of the % names that were
.IaWn Is were accepted. Two of the
panel we're rot served ana three
",re disqualified On account of not
Deins citizens. Rev. l.. II. Buisch
VAS appointed foreman by Judge
Overfield. A. y. Anderson was APP
pointed bailiff and will have charge
If the jury during the tenn. Follow
ing is the list that qualified:
REV. LOUIS II. BUSCH, foreman.
p J. RICkERT.
JOSEPH DOWNS
l. ID. BENNETT.
CHARLES HARDIN
H. B. ELLIS,
J. II. PATTEN,
ROBERT LAVERY.
DAVID ATWELL.
ARTHUR CAMPBELL.
j. L. PORTER
FRED BANTER.
FRANK b. COOMBS.
JOHN MORRISON
+. A. BARTON.
j. \. LILLE,
JOHN PERLENDA
The grand jury has been attend
ing strictly to business during the
week, The first Indictment was
found against J. V. Thomas charged
with larceny. The matter. on which
Thomas was arrested dates back to
April 2, 1911 On that date, it is
alleged Thomas stole ID sum Of $500
n gold and paper Currercy f. m
George Gruninger. The two men
were sleeping in the same room at
I local hotel al the same time the
theft is alleged to have been com
mitted
This Indictment was followed by
Wo others. re against Borisa Rok
oCeyich, charged with murder, and
Edward Taylor, charged with lar
ceny. Both cases coming from the
commissioners court
The indictment against Rokoceyich
charges murder in the first degree
He is accused of having killed Fred
Sellers in a local cigar store On
lure II, 1871, as a result of cards.
The witnesses, brought before the
jury were Guy Roadruck, James Ma
rOony, Baptiste Sarafino and DR..
\. !. McCallum.
Taylor is charged with the lar
ctny Of amalgam belonging to the
Cinema Milling, Smelling & Refining
company, to the value of $50. The
fheft is alleged to have occurred
December 10, 1910. The following
witnesses were called: Martin Har
rails, Fred Batter, Charles McDermott
and Adolph Bruning.
Against Louis Doumain the grand
jury found not true bill on the
charge of shooting with intent to
kill. Doumain on April - of the
present year, on Pedro creek, was
charged with having shot Harry
Aver.
John Gaboin was indicted for lar
ceny. He is charged with stealing
gold and gold dust in excess Ct $35
from John Hearn, Oscar Runlund
and w. T. Burns. The crime took
place on the Idaho claim of Little
Fldorado creek
A second Indictment was found
against Edward Taylor, for larceny
in dwelling 1t is charged that
N April 20, of the present year,
he ent ed the house of Ira Griffin, 1T
Cinema, and stole two pairs of cuff
links valued at $3.50
A true bill was found against Au-
gust PACKARD on the charge of
MAYHEM. He is charged with having
maliciously and with evil in
tent cut and slit the right ear of
Albert Nelson on June II, 1911.
Both men were residents Of Dome
creek at the time the CffenSe was
committed.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-11-27
THE GLASS BUILDING.

Anderson Bros. & Nerland have
very recently done very neat and
attractive work in making of the
Gordon Glass Block a building truly
of glass and light, and comfort They
have just completed putting on the
double building, but they say that
store building, but they say that
they have glass left to fill orders
with
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-11-27
BADLY FROSTED FEET.

William Brown. Of Ncnana. is re
ported to have picked up a lone
prospector at Eat-em-up Franks
roadhouse While enroute TO Chena.
The or fellow had his feet badly
frozen du!.nS his long mush from
the head of TIE Susitna down the
Ner1na to the Tanana. He is being
aIed for in Cinema at the present
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-11-27
IN TWO COURTS
N THE COMMISSIONERS COURT


On tn conclusion of the prelimin-
try hearing held yesterday afternoon
Commissioner Dillon bound J. c.
Probst. of Chtra over to the grand
jury on a larceny charge, bonds being
fixed at $1,000.
O'Sullivan, the insanity suspect
who was picked up last week, is
still in the federal Jail, and is being
ncpJ under surveillance. The date
i his examination has not been fix
GA.
As administrator in the estate Ct
Robert Tompkins, Frank r. Clark
has filed a petition in the probate
court asking for permission to sch
II a private sale, the personal eff
cots of the deceased man. The
j. Operty consists Ct a few watches
add set Of Encyclopedia. The es-
q c is in condition to be settled af
,er few personal belongings have
eeh realized from.
Waeeh;er Bros. and Gardner are
liil ifs in case against Tom
lean & c., a mining partnership,
for the sum of $179.76, claimed as
he balance due on goods sold and
.elivcrel p!ior to August l, 1910.
The larceny case of the United
States vs.. ]. C. Probst wherein the
defendant is accused Of stealing GER
t1Ir provisions, including 26 sacks
of polat es, came up for a hearing
tAis afternoon.
Suit has been begun in the COM
missiorers court by the Fairbanks
Telephone company against Robert
SWe, the tailor, for services between
september l and October 20.
On complaint of Daniel Gazoff
Abzgol Daibog was arrested Friday
- The marshals office. The charge
b as a sault and battery, The f-llow
ing were witnesses in the matter:
a, .CN Bazoff, T. Marzoff and Daniel
Gazoff. Upon being Brought before
The commissioner the defendant con-
fessed his guilt and was fined $20
and costs,
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-11-27
GILBERT DIoNNE INSANE.

Gilbert Dionne, who a short time
ago was taken to ST. Joseph's hos
pital while in an unbalanced mental
state, but who was arterward releas
ed was again taken into custody last
week on the charge of insanity by
S. J. Marsh.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-11-27


s-n vs.. Charles GIL and william
2srcman this being in favor of rht
plaintiff. This case was tried No
yember Is.
BY the terms Of the Judgment the
plaintiff is o receive the sum OF
s33j from Charles Grill and the
money in ;hG hands of the marsha
ordered fO.eclosed to satisfy the
claim
Boyker & Nixon are plaintiffs in n
district curt action against John
.nuri for the sums of $131.5O. of
12l and of $500. The first is for
Dom rent al the Hotel Northern of
Seattle; tn second TO- money Dor
owed and the third frr goods sold.
The case of Rae L. Carter vs..
PAUL Rewman was on Saturday on
notion Of the plaintiff dismissed a
plaintiffs cost.
on motion of tho plaintiff, the
case of Louis Marymont vs.. Peter
IaCh n and J. 5 Sterling, an iditarod
suit. has been dismissed at the plain
frs cost
The special November term of
,ourt was called NonTov ninr nj
- o'clock Tho Grand iurv cony.n-
VI William Fiv and Walton Could
NeIe S"o'" III az "'i''li9 io' '"S
Si"i'
Tho publication of Ioko Nrtcb,ar
r-r rho transfor nr = barroou, Iicnrse
- Marsh g. Ashland in tho Tditaroa
eras Granted No ohioctione wore
made by tho district ATTORNEY
-
t<ov fo~ = hor,oon Iic-nsn at Tan.
ana was crap+nd nv Judgn Over.
rieId
William Casey was granted
barr ON license for Flat City.
no a1nIfration Of Wil,iam yoss for
= bar,oom license n Dimes was re
- for hearing on December .
a rev bailiff, w c. Abendroth
vas named by Judge Overfield
In the Kuskokwim murder case
the United States ". George lis
lale. an order was signed yesterday
blowing the defendant to prose cute
IN appeal to the superior court in
"forma Pauperis."
baugh 4 Hamilton in the cause en-
lied Dick ThOrson ct al. VS. steamer
Samson, the hearing was held
Thursday aftern on. On the motion
of the attorney for Brumbaugh 4
Hamilton. the case was continued
August Plaschart who was Fri
lay indicted Tor the crime of may
hem. was arraigned yesterday morn
Ing The trial of the case is SCI
are plascbart's attorneys
J. Y. Thomas was before the court
Saturday. when h entered plea
cf not guilty t. the charge of lar
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-11-27
HAVE ORE TO SHIP.

Cooper e Williams, on the Rexall
claims are reported to be taking out
ore, and are said to have now Is
tons ready for shipment at the
mill. The ere is said to come from
a rich stringer and that it will aver
age 800 TO the ton
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-11-27
---------------
IN THE DISTRICT COURT.

The marshals office through Dep
uty Carlson, on Tuesday, sold a
one-twentieth interest in the Wild
Goose association claim On Engineer
creek, and a like interest In the o.
X. association claim on French pup
for the sum Of $500 to the First Ma
tional bank to satisfy judgment
against c. p. Petersen.
The hearing on the referees re-
port in the case of Hanoi ct al. VS..
Pedro ct al. has been postponed un-
til next Monday. This case was set
tied a year ago, when an interlCcu-
tory decree issued, and the matter
was referred to J. E. Golfer, to take
testimony and make an accounting
The referee has filed his report,
which will be heard Monday. Tes-
timony taken before the referee
amounts to 1900 pages.
Judgment was given yesterday by
he court in the case OF C. ]. Peter
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-11-27
MUsAlNe FROM IpITARoD.

r. w. Griffin has received wire
to the effect that his brother Frank
Griffin in Company with Ray Brum
baugh and Tom Larsen were on
their way from Iditarod to Fair
banks
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-11-27

Telephone II. c. Davis 66A for
Storm Sash.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-11-27

Autographed Stock Certificates
fer sale at Citizen office
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-11-27

For Beautiful Rugs see Anderson
Bros & Nerland.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-11-27

The case of Rae L. Carter vs..
PAUL Bewman was on Saturday on
notion Of the plaintiff dismissed a
plaintiffs cost.
on motion OF tho plaintiff, the
case of Louis Marymont vs. Peter
EaCh II and J. 5 Sterling, an Iditarod
suit, has been dismissed at the plain
ifs cost
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-11-27

Rubber Stamps Of all KINDS. Pads
etc, at The Citizen office
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-11-27

O'Sullivan, the insanity suspect
who was picked up last week, is
still in the federal jail, and is being
Kept under surveillance. The date
i his examination has not been fix
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-03
GOING LIKE TICKETS
AT A COUNTY FAIR
MUCH TALK IS BEING CREATED
en- THE GREAT GOOD IT
is DOING.

~ much ialk is being created Nv
the great GOOD BOO Juice II doing AZ
this point ihai some people think II ~
/ Tor every ailmeDt The scientist said.
Root Juice Is not cBfe ali There
are many troubles 4 VIII not benefit.
5it viii MOI cure organic heart and
iaNg troubles, cancer and other incur.
able maladieg, but u Il IL hsed for any
trouble 0f the stomach bowels liver
of kidneys that can be cured with med.
ieine, believe Root Juice win remove
obsiruciione ana give nature a chance
70 restore health The combination
of roots and other ingredients 80 Root
Juice has remarkable soothing, heal
( Ing and tonic action On the stomach,
bowels, bladder, liver and kidneys
Numbers of local people have report.
"a rapid Improvement under the Roo
Juice treatment lady won far va.
ri0us reasons docs not wish her name
published, saids n was 80 bad before
taking Root Juice with thy kidneys and
stomach, that could not stfaighten np
agtef STOPPING without sharp pains
shooting through my back had dizzy
spells. and was very nervous. Ny eye
sight was badly affected Kidney Sc
cretions were frequent at night NY
hands and feet were cold. the circnla-
ton was very poor. When ! got uD of
mornings, ! was just as tired as when
went 70 bed. At times there was d
feeling ~ my stomach Ike had swal-
lowed rocks J often had severe pains
In my side and had frequent head
aches was very sallow with dark
rings under my eyes. ! tried many
medicines without benefit. put Root
Juice Is making new woman Of me.
NY complexion is clearing up have
d good appetite and digest my food, my
Kidneys no longer give me trouble and
aui entirely tree from pain, although
have only used the great remedy a
short while" Such praise IL now be-
ing heard eyary day 81 the owl drug
store. The Juice is one dollar a bot
lie. or three bottles for Two dollars and
a half
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-03

Mi SHAT ihe local Chiekaaha lodge had
won he state banner for Oklahoma,
harng eained Larger yer cent of new
m mbers than any Court Of Honor
lodge % ihe state during tne last Six
months of 1910
some thirty lodges were IN the con-
test bar during the last ninety days OF
1870 & seemed to be between three
lodges, namely, sapulpa, Oklahoma
clty and Chickasha So determined
was Oklahoma City to win the state
banner that they imported hustling
man from Kansas AZ 4 salary 81 Sli0 10
Wsrs of their inteers While the
ehlekAsha court won ByS very small
margin sne members all feel pleased
because this was accomplished by
united effort Chickasha VIII get some
advertising from this as throughout
1911 the supreme lodges journals
and literature will publish Chickasha
as the banner Oklahoma Court.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-03
"PAID In FULL"
ATSTAR TONIGHT

kAgeAe Waters four aet play "
noaefs Ameriean Hte, 'psid u Fpli'
VAieh has bern sHea speeess fof oyei
i've months 30 cbieaa0 and two sea.
4ops % Neg rOk. VII Be- siyea fof ihe
fret iale il ihis oify - fr1ay, FEB
Taafg Z. b ore Sew sa G8eefef
Tue stoy Paid III fsll, is said %
be yifile apDealiUs and distinctly o3s
iaal ana " M uNfolaed Nv set "
Characters that afe iyDes of real life
taiQiliaf NJ egefy oUs. ann iBli of hD
msh interest Tf scenfa u ihe Dlay
are laid Fl Nsr york. d ibe Dloi
ieiis " tAe struggles n yogng mar
flsd compile Ntc i've and keep up 80
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-03

Deafasees On small income. Thf
husband, who Is q weak character
rather than submit 10 The mor'i1ca
ZION n poYeffy steals from his en-.
ployer. and, when his theft ~ diseoY-
ered, fof BIS own protection Il willing
to sacFifce his wife Her innate good
ness saves him and saves herself A
production IN Keeping win ihe artie.
fie requirement Of the play IS prom.
ised
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-03

piece of flannel dampened With
chambefiain's Liniment and bound on
N tne affected parts n superior 10 any
plaster When troubled With lame
bach of sDfsins in me side Or cheat
sige q . trial and You are certain 70
be more fhan pleased with the prompt
relief which it affords. Sold by all
dealers. d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-03

e.ssns-f Bar Er't - sf'f@sift-
Tne d VI selaEl girls naasef pi-l
eam left rhis morning Co., Ehawnse
where rhe9 WI ileF M gi'as 81 ne
Sign sanoE5 seain q ata ea tonight
The game VIII be erenlg matnia. Du
he l,niehasta Kris are eeguAaep ~ .
Npr9- Tns Ipsuy gUrg "a Shawnee
lnaiA1st Misses Moxea Larson. esfv
tain 51fne Brown Pay eadt Edwina
iisaaf aagfue Neal Nasea Liews ROXY
1'henope't and Raoda 1asspa eila-
i,eHons ant Prot A. " Wef sbe
oaaan
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-03
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Hayden Mead "A fias Neldes AZ ihs
Rock islarc Stops. had Fse middle nn.
ger a. hss right hsHd severely injured
fais morning Mead was holding 2
iiae 10 place With 2 wrench when me
wrench slipped. catching f1e skin On
bis finger and tearing g or.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-03

Special 1t the Esprssz
oklahnuss Cry zen E.--.-.sas s'entaf-
sgB ir =se aesase Easespprz n.lL ap
prnprs1lng sq9a,g8I fpr zfs rpnEarAlr
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pHhsr ~ ard ~sa llnariuolaF pasass
n s sei,eses ssst zhs tir nin aiH1
ns passes - zhs ho.ns
tentE S9sr al msasage
3neEne er eesupny Ia apfgm'ia-
fi1nF Dos8 taf na3n elanse hnf nni.4-
Asf ana mgne aha e stances M
gienGpree ~ keN wistr s niaans
Gsaermet fruae asatn ea fa fe agh
atnns shnaaag Et+ "A naea ~ ag-
preparations aesrad &v tne various
stats 6e1asTaserts end aneilctons as
soDu6 e 70 hm b, thar heads AZ
eiasaHr Tor ne lBanuisnu s41p8
sagS1 Ths measaEs wa1eh auaonna-
ulsf hs baaeei. etassc rist lbeee as'g-
naaes as ne in mas 1sses iHeAnf
me bgdangs asked fsgm ths laxsla.
ture M ms session
TIVE aorernof anet Iar rsene fte
lsGlaAa1use rg wats as appropriation
in accordance VITA lress estimates puf
or ths eonsfafg De- urges thar me ap-
preparations b. hell Gown 10 the low
es p0agit8e pefn salrg rtat the re-
suit esa - toreseeu readily e tns
state eo10aas ta stens ss9Dgl9e CT
ssie98 el'e asNa 5eaf when iis 5apome
n ensy s. sgs9 4ga,s
The neeg@a eM#,mitfAE wftrt does
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-03
SHORT STORIES
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-03

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