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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-08-02
WAS KIDNAPPED
BY Wild INDIANS
Taken From Home Forty Years Ago
and Now Starts Long Search for
Parents or Rela-
tives.
BECAME A CHEROKEE \
Western Miner Journeys Back East
and Believes He Is on Track OF
Some Of His
Kin.

WILMINGTON, Del. Aug. 2.-Un-
folding story more like fiction than
that could happen in real
life, big man attired as western
miner, who said he was known as
James Grant, entered the offices Of
the board of health and to Secretary
Malcomb said he believed himself to
be James Blondell, who was kidnap-
ed in this city forty years ago by q
rowing band of Cherokee Indians, who
passed through Wilmington. Grant or
Blondell was searching for some clew
thought the health board records
might furnish some information.
The westerner said from the time
he could remember he lived with a
band of Cherokee Indians. He knew he
had been stolen from his home but
he did not know where It was. He
learned the Indian language and
speaks and writes it and was raised
to all the Indian ways.
Twenty years ago he deserted the
tribe and began to prospect through
the west for gold. He says he now
owns claims worth S1S0,000.
Some time ago he, with others,
we're sitting in hotel in Tonopah,
when man told story Of boy who
was kidnapped by the Indians in VII
mington forty years ago. The boy
then only an infant, had birthmark
on the side of his nose. Grant told OF
his life and it was found birthmarh
on HIS nose corresponds with the de
scription given by the narrator of the
other story.
Secretary Malcolm found that Chas
Blondell died here in 1892, aged 81
years. He is thought to be Grants OF
Blondell's grandfather He also found
that sister lived here, but was mar
ried, and Grant does not know he1
name. His parents died in the wes'
where they had gone to search fol
their stolen son.
Secretary Malcolm intends to assis
Grant in his search and will review
all the health board records. Gran
wept while narrating his story, ant
when he found there was record ot
his grandfather he became much agi
tated.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-08-02
Clue is Expected.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. with the re-
turn to ST. Louis Of Max Judell,
travelling salesman for a tobacco
house, it was expected today the po-
lice would be given clue to the iden-
tity of the young man who was with
Mrs Judell late Monday night before
she was thrown or fell from the win
dow of the vendome hotel and was
killed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-08-02
DENEEN OFF ON
SPEAKING TOUR
At County Fair Today and VIII be
In Nebraska Next
Saturday.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,. Aug. Gov.
Deneen today started a strenuous
week of speech making. This after
noon he will deliver an address at the
Brown county fair Al Mount Sterling.
He will go to Elgin, then to Chicago
and to Lincoln, Neb., where he de-
livers an address on Saturday before
the state Epworth league convention.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-08-02
TAFT WILL VETO
BOTH MEASURES
Positive Prediction is Made That He
Will Not Sign the TWO
Bills.

WASHINGTON, Aug. Republican
standpatters who talked with Presi-
dent Taft today made the positive
prediction that the president will veto
both the wool bill and farmers free
list bill If they come to him for his
signature.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-08-02
Bryan Is Denounced.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2,--Wm. J..
Bryan was denounced as a falsifier
on the floor of the house today by
Representative Underwood. while the
democrats applauded. Underwood
said that the charge that he was
proctectionist was falsehood.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-08-02
Held on Suspicion.

PTTTSFIELD, Ill, Aug Mrs.
Minna Pate Of Griggsville is held in
the county jail here pending an inyes-
ltigation of the death of her husband
five weeks ago and the illness Of her
sson who exhibits every symptom Of
being poisoned.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-08-02
Read The Daily Gate city.

Mrs Emma R. Overhulser died in
ST. Joseph's hospital last night about
1o:30 o'clock. The home of the de-
ceased was in Ashton, Mo-. to which
place the body was taken this morn
ing at O'Clock for burial Mrs. over.
hulser was born September s, 1867.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-08-02
France Rushes Warship.

SYDNEY, C. B., Aug. Rush or
ders received from Paris took the
French cruiser distress out of this
port at full speed, bound for Hayti.
The warship arrived here only Sun.
day. Her orders are to proceed to
Hayti to protect French residents and
French interests during the revolution
now in progress there.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-08-02
lynch is unhsld.

CHICAGO, Aug. president Lynch
of the National League announced
this afternoon that the, directors had
upheld him in the Sherwood-McGce
case and the suspensions and fines
will stick
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-08-02
THE WEATHER.
Weather Forecast.

Until p. m. Thursday.
For Keokuk and vicinity; Showers
tonight or Thursday
For illinois: Showers late tonight
or Thursday.
For Iowa: Showers tonight and
Thursday in west portion and tonight
or Thursday east portion. Slightly
warmer tonight north and central por-
tions
For Missouri: Showers tonight or
Thursday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-08-02
Eo,,r Miners Killed.

BLUEFTELDS, w Va, Aug a.
Four miners were killed and nine in.
jured in an explosion in shaft Of
the Pocohontas mine near here last
night.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-08-02
HE'D MINER
NEAR RESCUE
Nc Reaches Him and He
Talk 70 Reacuers and Be
2 M Given Food and
Drink.
WATER. rs RISING
4 Danger Threatened by Water In
the Hole But Man VIII
Probably Be Saved
Today.

JOPLIN. Mo-, August 2.-Entombed
eventy- eight feet below the surface
"a the earth, facing death from rising
Water in the mine drift, Joseph
EClary, the young miner caught by
kcave-in at the White Oak mine here
Sunday, last night feasted on fried
chicken and Joked with friends, who
I are waiting for his rescue
The fourth drill hole put down in
IN attempt to reach his prison, pene-
trated the roof of limestone.
Hello" his brother-in-law, Mau-
rice Grafton, called down the hole
when the drill bits had been removed.
Hello, boys, I'm hungry came
the faint but clear reply.
Then Thomas Clary, father of the
entombed miner, hastened to his
home where the young mans mother
was prostrated from grief and told
her the young man was alive. The
news, the doctors say. has saved her
life.
Clary hurried back to the mine,
carrying milk and stimulants, which
were lowered to his son. After drink
Ing these. Clary seemed much strong
er and remained near the drill hole
talking with those at the top.
See any shines in the drill cut
I tings?" he questioned, meaning to
1 ask whether the drillers had found
any evidence of zinc in cutting the
+ hole through the earth to his prison.
He seemed disappointed when told
that no one had noticed whether the
drill had gone through any ore.
4 haven't worried any though it
has been long while,'' he said, sfor
knew that you were after me. The
water has been rising fast in here
i 1t is about waist deep in some places
now but / don't believe it will get
much higher fer this is dry ground"
The ground where the mine is To-
it has never been necessary to use a
pump to keep the water out of the
drifts. The fact lends encouragement
to those who are working to sink a
4 rescue shaft. If. however, the shaft
is not down to the drift within two
or three days it may be too late to
bring tie young man out alive.
After the entombed man had eaten
his supper an electric flash light was
let down to him and also small
rope which he tied around his waist
SO that If he stepped into deep hole
while exploring his prison, he could
be saved.
In talking to Clary 1t was learned
for the first time that one of the for
mer drill holes which have been pu,
down. penetrated the drift in which
he is confined. He thinks 1t was the
one that was sunk Monday but
whether this is correct is prcblemat
ical. for he believed 1t was Wednes
day
The drill hole penetrated the roo
OF the drift near one of the walls
and Clary says that though he called
up until he was exhausted he failee
to get a reply and thought that tht
rescuers had given up. Then he he
came respondent he says.
TIL work of sinking the rescue
shaft is progressing rapidly. Tht
shaft Is now down about 30 feet, will
every indication that it will reach tn,
entombed man by noon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-08-02
He Is Saved,

JOPLIN, Mo-, Aug. 2.-Joseph Clary
aged 80, the imprisoned miner, was
rescued in a fainting condition and
carried to his home today. The res
cuers had a narrow escape them
selves from being entombed for a
second cave-in had already started
when Clary was released. He was re-
ceived with cheers by 1900 people.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-08-02
Dock Workers Strike.

LONDON, Aug. 2-Ten thousand
men struck today on the docks and
the entire shipping industry is in
volved.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-08-02
Daily River Bulletin.
River Forecast.

Mean temperature, Aug. /, 7S.
Highest temperature. SO.
Lowest temperature, 6S.
Lowest temperature last night. 81.
FRED 2. GOsEwTSCH.
Observe
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-08-02
Mob k.Ilad Woman.

ROCKPoRT. Ind. Aug. Mrs
1Rettie Combs died today from gun
Shot wounds inflicted when a mob
attacked her home to tar and feather
her.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-08-02
Des Molnes Street Railway conduc.
tors and Motormen to the
Number Of 400 May
Cult.
HIATT STARTS TROUBLE
Discharge Of One Conductor May
Lead to Trouble In the Capital
as Strike Breakers Are
There.

DETROIT. Aug. Approval OF the
strike of the 400 street railway en-
ployees of Des Moines was voted here
today by the executive council.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-08-02
Gates is 8e,ter.

PARIS, Aug 2.-The condition of
John W. Gates was such today that
it is thought he may recover.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-08-02
Pope Resting Easier.

ROME. Aug. 2.--The pope was rest
| ing easy today.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-18
: j a 3.

9lm Snnlitag babet, in 5olgc
Der aufforOerung oes @ouperneurs
IN pielen Counties Geriammlnnge.t
BON 5armeru lr1o @eIhdftsleutcu
itattgefunben, IN oenen 0ereine ge-
bilbet uno 8eifliiiie eefaBt nur-
ben, oabingebei1o, oaB man nddJ-
ties Sabr neniger Cotton pflan3cn
lpoae. 2eioer meloet fem ein5iser
8eribt ipelbe Stelung oie 8er-
ionmlungen 5u oen 8orlhldgen oer
Neip gorfer ganfiers, oen 6ar<
mern @elo auf lire gaumipolle
porauihieBeit, genommeu boben.
gs lbeiitt betnabe, uls fpenn oicic
alneelegenbeit gar nift 8ur Spra=
t)e eefomnlen lit. sSebenfdIls lit es
bon groBem @ert, oaB iid Die 6ar-
mer organiliert baben, ben1 lett
fonnen lie eitlbeitlib poreeben. Sol
fcntlid) iperben Die sSarn1er iii
iolhen Counties, IN oenen am
5anitag feline @erianlnllunaen itatt-
gefunoen -baben, oas 8erlaunlte
nadbolen ltno iid auh 10 ihneG
iuie nloglib organiiieren.
- General gbomas ScurrD, eia
Eriiberer General -@oiutart unieres
Staates unb 4ommanoeur eines
sSreiipiaigen gfegiments mdbreno
reg arieges NIT Spanien, tit in
Dallas geltorben
Sn Der garb Der Soutbern
Bacific @erfIt6tten in Souiton plr-
De 5antitag nloreen gegen 7 ltbs
Elm geiuiiier gbomas 2pons, Der
felt 2angerl als 3ilnmermann fir
Die Soutbern Hacific gabn arbei-
tete, aus Dem Sinterbalt eridolien
Man elaubt. bob Der SduB einen
anoern treffcn iollte. 8ie 8abnees
ieaidaft bat $4,000 auf @rgreifung
oes Sdters ausgeiest. Dies lit ons
brittle Mol ieit geeinn bes Streifs,
oaB in Spuiton s(ngeitellte Der
Soutbern Naeific 9abn ermoroet
im,roen.
Sn ennis muroe ein eelpiiler
%. 81. Campbell bon 81. SO. 9arnes
eridoiien. @ie gornes iaet, mar
Campbell NIT einem 9lnoern 5u-
iarnnen Sreitag radt in ieiner
yDorb" eetueIen gr botte auf 8ei.
De geidoiien, ser auoere Wfann mar
fortgelarfen, aber Campbell mar
auf oas 6aus 5u gefonlnen lino
@arnes bate ibn nieoereeihoilen
90 er Shlimmes bon Dem ginoring.
ling befiirhtete. @ie es iheint, bot
te er gar nidt eeipllBt ner Der
Wanrl mar
9lm 18. mb 10. ssanuar b1li
Die vState Sortieultural Societp"
in Soltiton ibres Sabresnerionns
lung ab.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-18

BON @en1aloen l.tlo sfuIpturen I'M
8ert bon WiiIlionen belaB.
= gtnen Selbitmorbperlud bet
Die Dor eiiliger 3eit pieIgenannte
Walerin Warianne Ncsfiba aenadbt
Sic ful,rbe iofprt in Elm Soipitol
gebrad)t, no Die 9er3te iih benlii-
ben, lie am 2eben 5ll erboIter1. Gen
9eipeagrun6 beg glfts biloeten fl
nan5ieae 5orgen. 0te aiinltlerin
bat neller0ings als Sic ongeblide
@eliebte Deg nerltor6enen 9ber-
biirsermeiiters 4orI 2ueeer figu-
riert.
glus Berlin n1eloet man: Sic
HeihsDertpaltung berba1lbelt gegert-
partie iiber oan g[nfouf eines
@runoitiifs an Ser gSiIbelnrltrobe
nl1o @oBltraBe, neben oeln Heihs=
fan51er : Balais. 9ur1 ben griperb
iod es perbinoert tperoel1, oaB an
iener Statte ein @ci1dftsbous ers
ridtet miro. Der 9lan iit, BORT eut.
iueoer cine Nei6sbeborbe unter5u,
bringerl nelde eroberer 0uarticte
beoarf, ooer oas 4anslerDaus at pr.
ipeitern.
Die portugieiiide Megierlng
bat entidieoer1 oaB Die i'm fonigli=
den 8alais in 2iliabon, Gintro,
ltno anoeren 3laBen nod Der ssludlt
oes aonies 0eannel eefunoenell
Sllpelen nidt Dem &onig, ionoern
Der Mepublif geboren. Die Samlu-
lung BON 8ronen, 56merten 9os.
den, etc. Die nit gbeliteinell iiber-
iat iino, ioa perfauft meroen. 9ie.
aunltihabe ioIlen piefe Millione.i
inert lein.
Ser tiirfii9e @robpe5ier 6nt
i'm Narlalnent Elm @eles einge-
bradt, ooB Dem Sultan Dos 9fedjt
giebt pabrcro eines arieges oaS
Tarlament allfsuloien.
Ser aronunes=0urbar IN 8el-
I'll ift beenoet. Der &onig 1T llab
9tepal 5ur Saso gereiit uno Die So,
niain nad) Mgra.
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Die 8adlt ant 9liu GirauSs.


Wmr 91rt nal aiif NIT benz 9allp,
Sbr gSMGler bort tn Megifp;
llnb funlmt ,tid)t iiber mnifre 2ein,
Sn bic Snneiteo Stats berein.
9enn Sntcl Gam nit itarfer 6anb
Salt itrenge @ntJt ant 9tip @ranbf.
SIR babt fdJpn aH5u lang frafeblt.
ilnb Hub' lit, iuas bem 2anbe feblt;
9akt bod mai erit ben nemem Wanu,
Gud seisen, mas er leiitem fann.
Ser Mlleni, bolt rid)t Gputrabanb,
Bun 5eras iiber'm 9iiu Wranb'.
9enn uiRt, bas mirh, uie iid'S scbiibrt,
am 9sio WranSf gleid foniissicrt;
Senn Snfel Gam init itarfer SanS,
Salt itrenge gSad]t ant &iu Oranb'.
Stntt baf ibr eud) bie S1Iie bred,t,
Sett endl sentiitlidl bin nu6 sedjt.
Erinft Gan Nntuniu y0une Star"
Bier,
0as 6rinst entidjieben nte6r 9laiier.
1lno mtrb endl pbn' 0efa6r seiannt,
ypu geras iiberfn 9iip 0ramb'.
grinft Sane Star" Bier 10 piel ibr
iupllt;
Winn ,uebrt's cudj nid1t, penn ibr's pcr-
spllt.
SDdl bolt ibr bier per6pt'nes 3eng
60 padf man euA am Gragen gleidD.
9enn Smfel Gnm ntit itarfer 3anb,
Salt ftreHse @adlt am 8io Orann'.
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IieB fih bon ibr ideioen uno aus
@ron1 bieriiber it1o Inn Nahe au
ibrem @eliebten gu nebn1en, eridob
iie @oriuis.
ssil Dem iedstaeigen Bicycle
@ettrennett irWeaoiion Square Gar
ben sn Nelp gorf bobet Soc 6og-
Ter ans grooflpn uno Sadie glarf
aus Melbolirne eeiieet
Die giienbabnen babell iih
gelpeigert, alfobol1altise @etranfc
mad beln DitIihen IeiI bon Sfla-
bona, bent alten sSsrroioner-ger
riilr1, gu bringen. Sic folgel bamit
elmer fiir8lih abgegebel,en gntidei=
oung BEG Sber-8unbesgeribts, Die
cine loIbe gti1fl1br nj berartige Sc.
genoer berbietet.
gis jest bat man aus Der
Miine in 8ricepille II 9ote nn6 5
2ebenoe berausgebolt. Man bot alle
9offr1ltng aufgegeben, ipeitere Scr
idliittete lebeno aiifsilfinbett.
Ole italieniide Megieruns het
ii) on oas staatsoepartenent III
@albingtort geiuanot, nit Der Bit
te, bic slusitellung bon Banoel-
biloern, in benel ongebIibe 9alll.
pfc 8luiiben Staliencrlt imo 9lra-
bern oargeitellt perocll nllo Die
nihts meiter als MorbI3euelt iino,
GIT nerbinoern. Ole @iloer filib fei
nc 9lufnobmen, Die an Srt nn6
Steae gelnadt iilto, ionoern fill6 ,lrr
Reproouftionen bon S5enell, bic
BON 5douipielern oufgefiibrt lino.
Gas Staatsoepartement bot peripro-
den, oaB es ieil @eites tim mill.
nm Die 9lusitellltlg nieicr 8iloer 3ls
perhinoern.
Ser frii6crc slrmeefapfan
Gbarles 9reiuer, Ser iuegen angebli-
der 9eteiligung all ben @ranoitii,
tilngen III Sort 93iIep perbaftet
nlroc, lit ipieoer in Grei6eit geiest
tporoen, gegen leiil Verlprebeil, Dob
er iidj ieoerseit oell @eridten itel
len ipiirbe.
s[uf elmer Sarm nabe 8loo.
ming @ronc BET grop In Netp Oorf
Die 8eiiserin Der Sarn.,
cine sSrau Marp Morner, ibr Sobl,
ino lire beiben S1hter ernor=
bet. @abrideinlih lit oie snt BON
einem itolieriihen 6armarbeiter be-
gangen lporben.
General Wooo, ser General.
itabsd)ef ltnierer Mrmee, bot fid) 1T
ieinem SSabresberid)t init groBer
Gntidieoenbeit fir Die Wieoerein-
rihtline Der aantinet in ben Sir.
mn 9oits1 ausgeiproden.
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Der glit t0tet nnr Wenise.

S1 1906 f6fefe Ser gIis nur 169
Wteniden i'm gon5en 2ailoe, nlio
fallnl 5ipei bon elmer MilIion. Mbcr
Die 5terbegefobr bon .Qeber-, Sic.
relt- ooer Mugeii 4ranfbeiten | Il
beoeuteno groBer;; aber liidJt, peilu
Electric Bitters" gebrauht miro,
ipie Hobert Mooien bon @elt gnr-
lingtoli, Sa., benefit. acr3tc beban-
oelten i'm erfolglos 5 Monate me
gen Qeberfronfbeit llllo @elHud]t,
lponnh electric 9itters" i'm poll.
itdnoig furierte. Dns bette Msittel
fir Magen, 2eber, geerben uno Wie=
rem u1o 8lutreinieer. Nur so Cts.
bei allen @potbeferrl.
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Dos glbfomn1en slpiihen Waer

Gas Nbfomnlen 5tpiihen Weri-
TO un0 Chino, na1 Dem eriteres
100000 Yeios als gntibdbiglna
fir bic in Eorreon ernloroeten Chi
neien be3ablt, lift iebt abseidloiier
lporoen Nah bieiem Mbfonlinen fat
Wlerifo bis gum /. Suli 1912 3eit
oies @el0 5u be5ablen,
Wie cine Depelbe aug Der
9auptita0t Wierifo neIoet, lit einc
Meuterei betrunfeiler goloaten in
Der aaierne gu guantitlon i'm
Stnate Merifo, ourb einen ein3i
gen Sffi5ier, ben 2elltnant geferino
Muno5, ilttteroriidt lporoen. gr er-
ihoB orei Der Wfeuterer uno Die
mloern ergaben iid).
Nus Gbibuabua piro genleloet,
oab man ouf 0eln Gerro De Ia
gru5 Ser BEL Morral Elm Sort baue,
oos ols ltanoiger @arniionspInb be-
nubt iueroen iolle.
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Elm starker Sebut1.

SnaBen sic ben Rorper gegen 9ramf.
belt burh 9ntt'ssa3ilIen. Elm abiptptes
peilmittel fir 9opfihmsrsen. Tpspep.
lia, Wtalaria, 0arileibigieit arb dbnIie
DE Qeiben
.9aS 9riebraS bes lebenS.
Or. 9utt: Sbre 2eber pitlen fiuo bas
Srtebrab bes 2ebens. SD perbe liets
bem 3nfcll bantbar Isin. neId,er mi,
Dtetelben Al neiner aenntniB brosa:e.
). Gairleigb, platte Common, gpl.
TUFTS Leber P!LLEN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-18

Sn ben 5riO Bottoms bel
Peariaa Diiroe Elm geiuiiier ssreo.
gburmono BON einen leiner Sago-
noiien geidolien unO ifiper ber-
ipunoet. gr trug einen grauen
ySneater" lilo Der ungliidlide
Sdiite bate i'm, als er ourh's @e-
biiId frof, fir einen Sirih gebaIs
ten.
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%. s.. & 8. @aJn.

~sS@ W. ~ - 0~yN+
Antunft--
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ttullo .4U nndnt
Mo. 241-Gon poliftpn unb @alpeiton
6:20 u1orgens
Ro. 7-gon Dnllas IT, Sort @ortb
......... .-...... .7:30 nlorgen5
yle. 235-8ont Norben. TAB boriuitt
No. 15-Won Bnco.. ...8.00 nnhn,.
No: 9-Tom 9oroer 7:40 abenos
M6fabrt
$40. 246-9aeb 9ouiton uno Nep Srs
leans ...... 1920 moreens
NO 10-Na6 Dem glorDen. 9:05 born,
go. s. Nad 9allas. Sort 8ortb
uilo gSaco $40 abefl65
80. 236-Nnd bem yaorben. -. :.
80. .9.15 abenoa
no. 242-Natb 9ouifon nno @alz
beiton .....a.. 1920 aberbss
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g., S. & g. q. (6oupt-ainie.)
Nuf1iuft--
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-08
(First published July /. lsll.)
sHERiFF's SALE.

State Of Oklahoma, Crazy county, ss.
Notice is hereby given that in pur-
suance to an order Of sale issued out
of the Superior court OF Grady county,
Oklahoma, on the 29th day OF June.
1911. in an action wherein F. e. Rid
die was plaintiff and Eli Scarborough
J. L. Bennett and j. w. Preston were
defendants, directed to me. the under
signed sheriff Of Grady county. Okla
homa. commanding me to levy upon,
appraise and sell the following de-
scribed property. to-wit: Lot five 90
and west fifteen (15) feet Of lot six
90 in block 1852. in the city of Chick
asha, Grady county, Oklahoma, as per
the official map and plat thereof. to
satisfy Judgment and decree OF fore
closure in favor OF said plaintiff and
against said defendants, obtained and
made in said court Oh the 29th day
of June, A. D., 1911, for the sum of
$215.5O, and costs $------. with inter
est thereon at ten per cent per annum
from the 2sth day OF June. 1911, and
costs accruing, will on the 1st day of
August 1911, at the hour Of nine
o'clock a. m, OF said date. at the
front door Of the court house In the
city Of Chickasha in said county and
state, offer for sale and sell to the
highest bidder for cash, said property
above described. or SO much thereof
as win satisfy said Judgment interest
and costs.
Witness my hand this the SOth day
Of June, A. d., 1911.
JOHN G. LEWIS,
Sheriff Of Grady county. Oklahoma
BY C. w. Featherston,
7-1-30d Deputy.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-08
(First published July 1. 19l1)
NOTICE OF sHERlFF's SALE.

BY virtue Of an execution to me di-
rected and delivered. issued out Of
the Superior court of Grady county,
Oklahoma. in an action in said court
wherein Clay Orchard is plaintiff and
w. G.. Baird and j. H. Baird. doing
business as Baird & Baird. are de-
PENDANTS, will on the 11th day of
July, 1911, at the hour Of 200 o'clock
D. M, Of the said day, at Pocasset. in
the county aforesaid, offer at public
sale and sell to the highest bidder
for cash in hand the following de-
scribed property, to-wit:
Desk and chair, one safe. one water
cooler. three show cases. one cigar
cast one set of drug shelving (six
sections) one set of drug shelving
(four sections), one post card rack
and cards. tvs cash registers (large
and smalD. one counter, two tables
and six chairs, one prescription case,
stock OF drugs. and toilet articles. one
heating stove and pipe and four boxes
of cigars; said property having been
levied on as the property of the said
defendants, w. C. Baird and J. p.
Baird, doing business as Baird 3
Baird. and taken on execution in favor
Of Clay Orchard.
JNO. c. LEWIS,
Sheriff.
BY J. A. THOMPSON,
Deputy Sheriff.
Dated this sOth day of June. 1911.
7-1-1Od