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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-06-26
cHANcERY NOTICE.
STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Alexander Cnunrv

Alexander County.
IS.
In the Alexander County Circuit
Court October Term. a. n, 1911
In Chancefy Sitting
GEORGE Il. I1AMPsON, ,
Complainant.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-06-26

LIZ 80 ~. \ M
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-23
I, Lace Jabot GiDes Dress IS
A Touch OF Richness

Y The street costume Is Always i'm.
proved sBy the addition 81 daint,
jabol. bit when this Is made Of real
lace a touch OF richness Is lent which
cannot be secured HI any other way;
II Duchess. point, rosallne, yeiiise
scnd the price Of this dninty jaboi
a-soaring, but the girl who Is hand,
With her needle can do %onders IF
the way Of Initiating these Imported
novelties With small lengths Of iacos
picked up III her stopping .eapedit!ors
z Thsse can, be deftly plsated OF
6raped, Or Whipped around a strip 81
hand embroidery to form 4 dainty BIZ
Of ncck&Gar. ~ sf',a <
Almost any soft o. lare IS Used ri,
season, frofi Inc mesh to thu heavy
Irish, so that old pieces Of lace tina
have bsen siald away can once NOR
be brought forth with the knowledge
that they are again In vogue. 4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-23
70 Build Post Office

The city OF Charleston will soon be-
gin the Serection Of a handsome post
Office building. The structure which
will be an imposing one will be fitted
with every modern convenience and
will cost sS25, 900, The new building
Will front on Capitol street and will
be 81 by 100 feet. The design will be
colonial. Alright of stone steps lead.
ing to the entrance will run the entire
width OF the building. There will be
an entrance from Summers street and
one from the side; facing the Kanawha
hotel. The portion occupied by the
post office will be 70 By lao feet. Five
large rooms on the second floor will
be be set apart for the use Of, the clerk
Of the court. The third floor will be
occupied by the government engi-
needs. The contract will be Slet BY,
April IL and work will begin as soon
after as suitable quarters can be Sc:
cured for the departments now in the
building. ss.tg 3
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-23

Six registered letters were stolen
from the Kenova postoffice some time
Friday night by robbers who gained
All entrance With "a pass key with
which they locked the doorsafter they
had repaired. a supply 81 stamps
and cash in the cash drawer were
not touched.
The robbery was discovered early
In the morning by Postmaster Albert
Holt who first had his attention called
to lit by the litter OF many letters in
the postoflice lobby; He At once, tele-
phoned to Huntington FOR the blood
hounds bls before they reached the
scene theTrain had washed away the
scent Of the robbers trail i
lit is now believed that the robbery,
was effected by amateurs, probably
boys who reside in that yicinltS.or.
possibly youthful .tramps. 81 b. 4
4; The value Of the registered letters
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-23
STATE NEWS.
70 Open Z Q. Q. F.iHomnc,.7

A meeting Of the board OF directors
OF the !; H. Q. 9. F. home at Elkins;; was
held last week at Charleston FOR the
purpose of perieeting plans for the
opening Of the institution. The mem.
bers Of the board In attendance at this
meeting were Thomas E. Hodges, of
Morgantown; Hon. septlinus Hal. Of
New Martinsyllle;s Mr.. Bradley, Of
Boone Charles Loeb, of Charleston,
and G. M. Murphy, Of Philippi,. The
committee stated that the home was
ready for OCCUPANCY and as soon as
blanks and rules could be prepared
the Institution would receive guests.
The home was formerly dedicated in
September. Il.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-23
The FurGirdle.s

Some '4of the prettiest evening
gowns that have been worn during
the past to,tnight at the opera have
had narrow fur g!rdles, made Of or.
mine, moleskin or some other short
haired pel1. = IA 81
These are simply narrow strips o,
far,. Two inches wide and about tive
Yards long, the reverse side being
lined with thin satin The color O.
The gown. 'sf'j ,
This Z little fur strip is drawn
around the rather high Walstllne and
Simply fnotted ,on:e at one side Of
the front, the ends hanging loosely.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-23

~ " ] w y n u n IA
1cottstips tioh. biiiousness. hendach Mes, & gas
IA ebottIe can be ifad atiiahy drug ftore
Tor ne " ceiitso or d dollar. but II you wfAt
70 mako. g test of Il FIRST send your at.
.lrcsa{ 70 DIR. Cal dwell and lie; viii supply
q Tree ssample bottle. sent dlfect to Your
ittduIVss. You9 viii soon udtntt that you
have found ssomething To Replace saits.
crthartlcs. breath perfune1 and other
temporary tfellofa. Syrup Pepsin will euro
'you permanently. M ~ NJ ~ a n.
Or: Caldwell does mot feel that thu
purchase. Of his remedy ends. his oblI.
ation. y, Hs has sneeilizsd u, stomach
years andtw will be- pleased no five Inc
reader any advice on the subject free
9f charge AL are Welcome TO wriia
him. Whether for the medical iadyicc
free sample nddreys rim 4 mr.
SY,5B. Caldwell, / 81 Z Caldwell btiiitl!nE5
MONTICELLO IL. 3. N. ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-23
THINGS SEASRllI


! OK cenrss. 10 these days coli
;Storage and fast trains all Kinds .,
.irnits and Wi etables may lie boughs
AL the year round n the honaeaif,
can u atlera the high prices
Many folks. however, don't like3tt
eat thinsp out Of season. and u wort
rs to what fsh; game and vegetables
are ,tin season" may help TO vary TIL,
home menu during The somItif
month. " Il. !. &;
Tho seas6aab!e ffai,siaclnde appIei
lansaSs, dates, fss; grape ;trais, Va
!Icea era 5cs. ieaohs, oraag gee, PFC.
tGe1leS, prEnss Eand sraiaIns. s-;,sst,i;S,
Any 6r ais OF these may be pur.
shEsed At ANY first class SHOP, whit
9he3yegetables fortf THE month lhcludf
sDeets. caabages, carrots. celery, scfess
endive, cultivated mushrooms, On
Ions parsnips, potatoes, ~ pnmpkihs
spinachs winter1hdbbard squash ant
turnips. a n
Poultfyis plentiful, though rather
highiin price, and Includes, chickens
ducks, geese. guinea fowl, pigeons
ipullets,5 SQUADS and turkey.
y OF course alnlpst any Hind OF imea,
may besnad but those that are best
during this first month; Of the year
Include beef, lamb, mutton, pork ant
veal. x '-,fTs
That brings the housewives list al
the way down,sto the fsh, OF whicf
there ore many kinds.
To begin with. CLAIMS and oysters
Holsters. \ crawfislf, scallops ant
shrlmps offer suggestions for vary
ing the daily menu. while other fst
which may be bought at reasonable
prices are black bass. had dock. hall
but. mackerel. red Ssnappers. salmon
salmon trout. smeits and whitebait
u The housewife who must rnarke.
upon a limited income with alfamil,
whose appetites vary, usually fnd,
the daily menu "a heavy burden.
But by watching the seasons ant
buying when things are al theh;
prime abe may have many dei;csciel!
which otherwise she could not afford
Then, too, a litsle OF some nnex
pectedly good dish will go Ions
ways towards making a dinner seen
elaborate. tsf u
Grape fruit are plentiful and not
expensive now, but how many house
wives think to have grape fruit salat
after the meat Course at dinner?N
The Introduction Of little fish orss
fish course Of some kind also make.
up for a less expensive meat; while
. tiny dish Of cueumbers served Witt
the fish makes 1t even more enjoy.
able and isF not expensive.
Z so the wise housewife isf the oat
who buys carefully and serves dalnt.;
lIy whatever the month Of the yea,
1t is. fsi ".
q lflt *4tIf = ~ SD -. d ,.a s-sst
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-23
Rum'}o.'r;s; Tran Being Being
Fashionable AGnfn

The Ban which has been pl.cet
upon the train soemas about 10 sbs
lifted, for there are rumors that be.
fo;e long the Exaggerated long strait
will again be ia.favor. y
This season the long skirt has beer
quite out Of date and until now til,
great majority Of gowns FOR after.
nom ana evening wear have bee,
quite short, but. as the season aad.
vehces tsefe are more long skirts
and once more tseens we viii have
the long and decidedly I graceful
however, announcement, train. #
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-23
llllll u
AFTER FREE; SAMPLE

Z y VII W week come news TO dyspept,ea
% thousand b. III IN absoli Ia euro Tor if,-
dlgeFti Ion md MI forms OF stomach from.
W. and. better It'll, II lis GlataIttocd3 Is
GO, ~, Eli refncdy 4 ID DIR. Caldweil's
Syrup Pepsin 81 II ( ~ n =
We MI know tho value OF pure. pcpsIr,
IN Ind gestlon. and add to tits scifie .e:s-
cept lonal flhxnt Nc INGREDIENTS and YOU
have q truly wonderful remedy M. n.
Nv. Worthy Of ISorsy ne. Gsa..t got 10 ltlid
point where he could not, even eats or! .dl-
gest vegetabies and fer many years. OF
s ,s,s,Es sia found spfs u pr caid5
Moline, IlL. wnas in the name bad pro
sdieamerit with his atonihqli, took Syrup
lFapafn md is nov .cure !. Hundreds 81
others would gladly testi ~. s5ss h, q
II IS q guaranteed cure Tor Indigestion.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-23
Trimming, 4; at 11,e, Week

Fur is never used around the neci;
Of an ! evening gown; which Away.
blends az closely Is possible With the
lines OF the shoulders. 199s
II trimming Is added at all 1t L:
'in'F flat bands, <and flssh-colofed
tullc or caiffon ls cften laid IN arohhc
the decolietage, to soften the dlvid.;
ing line between half. flesh and TAB,
ric. y Z; !. ~ il, sS{
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-23
sTockHo LpERss MEETING.

~
Notice is is hereby given that the aa-s
nual .lneeting5 Of the stoc kholders Of
The Fairmont & Pittsburg Railway
Company vii be held In Fairmoiit
West Virginia, at its principal once
In the Jacobs building, Wednesday,,
February Sth, 1911 at 100 o'clock j.
NJ 2. Tor the purpose q electing dlrec.
Tors s ll2r the ensuing year andfo trans.
.; act such other business as may come Z
before said meeting. 3IEEs
Z fsA.,ttRf' n! & PITTsBuRG RAIL-
Way COMPANY y; iss q
st3 NY'lllL-1L.lAi{M LAWS.
Z President. n
Dated iJan'y 9th .s19l1.
Subscribe 70 the West Ylrginian. i
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-23
POLLUTION Of (. 4. Q u |! sTaEAMs.

?ollutior-ot streams In America is
rapidly getting 10 be gravy for ihak-
ing graves Things done by the old
country to keep pence, public noral-
iity and Health are theisefy things We
are gradually finding out NE YanRs
have got to Eetsdown 10; and initiate.
and SO cat humble ple:--New York
Press. n, 81 3 X S7..l 4 Z;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-23

Photo American Press Associations.
shnmok he ate of the fine Of Iowa. and
foods Ind his back rubbed scrubbed
months thing Shamrock H. Each
then the Iowa State Agriculture college shipped
Chicago There Richard Garden OF County Tipperary
the Of cattle In the country the
his when directed that he be the blue ribbon
killed. his 100 pounds meat being
This is tie third time has the first pizs
the finest CATTLE
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-23

The Slo,tdest talking / always dies
away the quickest. Il Il, i2r5 n n
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-23

Should Hs Lenlent.
After two days 81 this weather; 70 ono
can forgive Dr.. Cook for turning back.
LA Lott PAL rslAssssssah = r +
az ~ 81 3 - ~ y Il. - y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-23

A woman doesn't mind being fooled
Whep see dcca 1t herself. N
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-23
Repor. lssa

The fourth quarterly report OF adult
Bible classes for The year 1910 has
been issued. The total number. Jan.
uary is shown to be IL ,2b1 an Increase
Of $3.50 during the year 1910. West
J, Virginia is in twelfth place being far
above all other States with a similar
population. This State had at the
time statistics were taken $50 Glasses
with Texas next belowwith 800. Ne.
braska was in eleventh place with
5%. West Virginia NOW has AT and
Will have her full quota lone before
the San Francisco convention. Il iS
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-23

IS Classified advertising has few tasks
= are easier than filming q. good
place for 81 u !: good servant. 3
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-23
near future to take steps toward 81 q

curing LEGISLATION. to keep the Ohio.
!, river iP from lre ON being polluted bybrefuse
being thrown into the. stream. The
plan is 70 secure legislation which
will provldeifor burning Of this refuse.
rather than dumping It into the river.
The members Of the commit,e are. Dr..
a. y. Frame. Of Parkersburg:: { G. NJ,
Bente, Of Wheeling; sDr II. n, vieks
ers, Of Huntington, and Dr.. A. III.
Barbee, of Point Pleasant. Z.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-23

subscr Q tots Tie yeyt YitsInian
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-23

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-07
zoo COSTS 100000.
Barnum and Bailey Menagerle Cor
talns Many Rare Animals.

Barnum and Bailey Menaoerie Con-
tains Many Rare Animals.
The expense of maintaining a great
collection of wild animals reaches an
amount of money far in excess or
what most people imagine. The diff
Guilty of properly caring for these ami
mails is solved only after years OF ex-
perience. There il no feature OF big
circus that represents such tre-
mendous outlay OF money or involves
a greater risk of loss.
That part Of the Barnum and Bailey
circus which 10 contained within the
four walls of the animal tent is valued
at more than $1,000,000. The first cost
OF sending hunting expeditions into
the jungles of Africa, Asia and South
America il small compared with that
which follows when the animals are
secured Men must be employed who
have studied their ways and habits.
Each specimen must be scientihcal-
ly cared for Food that will nourish
one creature will kill another.
CRATES are the hardest to care for
II Is necessary to feed them now and
then on peculiar moss, which grows
on tree found In the forest belt that
hugs the African equator line. II IL
shipped to the circus In bales. No
amount OF money could buy the four
CRATES with this show. In the family
is to be found the tallest giraffe ever
captured. From its front hoofs to It's
ears II measures twenty-five feet. II
cost the management $4,000.
Another rare specimen In the Bar
mum and Bailey zoo Is q hippopota-
mus, Weighing Ave tons. II takes six
big Percherons to pull Its den over
a smooth pavement. Here, also, 10
found the only double-horned rhino-
ceros In captivity. A rife ball would
fiatten against his thick skin. There
are thirty Siberian camels, forty In
dian and African elephants and sever
al beautiful zebras from the breeding
farm Of King Menelik OF Abyssinia.
India sends a herd OF sacred cattle
and magnificent lions, tigers and Loop
ards. From Thibet has come some fine
specimens Of the yak family, both
black and white. There are llamas,
nylghaus, ibexes. gnus. zebus, vlak
vaarks. porcupines, tapirs, ant-eaters,
ostriches, emues. kangaroos, hyenas.
horned horses. chimpanzees, orang.
outangs. water buffalos, caribous, seals
sealions, pecaries, wart hogs and all
varieties OF the deer, monkeys, bear
and cat tribes.
An interesting department In the
menagerie Is occupied by the anipna,
babies Of the ZOO. II Is filed with tiny
youngsters at the playful age. The
children find great amusement in
watching them.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-07

Steel back Fumiiy Meat saws. price
soc. for use this week at Rayls.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-07
AtRAYL'S

This TIC Parallel steel Jaw Hand
Wise. on Saturday, Soc.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-07

A big lot OF Ice
Picks and SLAVES,
worth Ice to soc.
your c h Ole at
Zoe. Strong family
Ice Tongs, 1sc.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-07
NO AUTHORITY YET
| GIVEN HALLY IN
RENTAL SUIT
Resolution Approving Proceedings
Taken Is introduced in Council, But
Sent To Committees, Which Means
at Least Weeks Delay.
Martin Gas Franchise Application
Revived. on. Reconsideration. Vote
and Will Be Taken Up Again.

The common council did two
strange things Tuesday evening. One
was to refer TO the committees on
franchises and public utilities and 30
delay for week, a resolution by Aid,
ELLIS, giving the councils APPROVAL to
the action begun by Corporation Coun-
sci Hally to collect 5000 day rent
from the ID. u. r. for the use OF Fort
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-07
Accused Of 81 Murders.

BERLIN, June 7.--Accused OF 81
murders. Alexander zaryzin was ar.
rested today IN Kazan, Russia, accord.
ing to a dispatch to the Lokal An.
zeiger.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-07

OTTAWA. Tll.-Harry Daniels, a
federal prisoner. complained OF tho
county Jail at Waukegan and the fed.
eral authorities had him moved TO
more pleasant quarters In the Jail
here. The meals, he says, are better
now.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-07
1000 Island House

Bu-ia----tike Printing. NO fuss and
no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks right. Time- Printing Co, ~
John R-sL Pm Main ltes or City stsk
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-07

Job rrt.tisg Done Right. rine.
Pvinting Co., u John R-st Call Main
ltla or City 1854
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-06
Secci6n recreatlva
]: CAMBIAR "A DESATIEMPO
rt4
E.
(Conclusi6n-)

La tia Dorasnilla lie propusc ell divor
clio multitud de veces; pero a a no le da
ba la CANA consentlr.4 !
-Cuesta muchos dineros-decia,- a
mas. 10 que ella Sc reirla por haberse sa
lido hasta en- ESQ con la suya... No me
peta, jvamos! iAntes me lria a Argei
Pues basta q. Sc ops1siera el1para que
ella le marease todas horas con la mis-
ma canci6n. Ell divorcio! i ell divorcio
Y cuando nj siqriera Sc hablaban, por
alegar su enfando per1odo agildo, ell IN
HeIiz haIlabase en- los bolsillos de la cha
uueta con trozos de periodico senala
dos con cruces. Los LEILA
-jQue ice aqul2 sque ell conde y Ia
eondesa de tai Sc han dfvorciadog Cosas
de condeses! Y esa otra senallca? Que
echen en- ell teatro sDIyorclemOnOs, E :?
Paice que hasta los papeles que traen
de Zaragoza van contra mi. No, y no,
v mil veces no! No Sc saldran CON la
s,1va. Que sc divorcie ella Lo que es
yo no hi de de divorclame nj una mlaJl
ga. asi :. A mas no quio volver q leer
esos papeles. Ahura mesmo quio dame
die baia al 'sDiario de Ayisos'' y al eHe
raldo de Arag6n' pa que mi muJer no
lea cosas de divorclos Pues no faltaba
mas
I'm dia. hastiado de La mala vida que
lie hacia pasar su DorastIlla, tue ell ito
Cabrlto Y sc murl0,
Y como a todos los de Lecera que sc
muereny lie nevaron d enterrar.
Su mujer lloraba mucho junto al
ata1d, segGn costumbre.
va iban a tapar la GAIA para llevarse
al difllnto, cuando este, que result0 no
ser tai difrnto, sc lncorporo de pronto
abri6 los ojos, y comprendendo por ell
hlanto de su esposa la pena que le embar
gaba, tuyo un arranque noble Alz6 la
VOz y grito compadecldo@
-Pus ahora quio 20 Ell divorciol Hi
de dar g1sto a mi mujercica.
Pero ella, para no darselo el, excla
mo, diriglendose a los presentes:
No Ie han de hacer IStedes easo
GGsos son cosas de cadaveres.
7 luego al ito Cabrltos
Amos, hombre, anda al camposanto,
que es ande ties que dir, A la hora de
ia muerte no es hora de coltradicciones
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-06
Hotel Pa ris
- oALLx DI MENDEZ Woo -
NAYAGUEZ 81.
NAYAGUEZ

situado este establecim ientc IN R
ssntro de Ia calle Mendez vigo, can.
m jardfn al frente, es 81 que reune mn.
ysres ventajas y comodidades para lm
sehcres viajeros, y el que cuents cen
msjores habitaciones frescas. vensils.
aas, magnffcos bafios y duchas.
COMIDAs A TODAs HoRAs !
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-06

Juan vaera-"Discursos acadsmcos' q tomos l." w
6" "Cuentos'' ~
ts Poesias ."
t'Dainis Cloe' ~
Cr1ica Lerara ~
~
social (expuesta historia) oo
IA vuela pluma' arhculos lterarios politcos ~
F1orlego de poesias Castelanas del aglo xix 70
+omose $50
n m.no,.;~ "I.. ngoaros soo;.es, fnovea, $3.50
G.. Mauclair.-'E Orene virgen' (novea) oo
G.. Rodriguez Avecila.-"Los Crep1scuos" (novea Nv
A. Valbuena.-"Pedro Blot (novela) oO
A. de valbuena.-"Ripios Utramarnos (criticas) q"
e. Rabelais-"Gargant1a (mera version en- aselano con
crtico -biografco del autor) -, 20
J.. Dicenta-*Traperfas' 81 90
c. Irre-"Recuerdo de Ia de Africa del lo59 9v
J. series de cuentos (traduc
c6n del sanscrito) ~
S. Lanza-'Ia Rendici6n de Santiago + %
NJ Carretero.-NEl trunfo de Ia vida'' eo
MontenegroDe mi campo propaganda socastaA SS
C. Garcia de la Riega.-"Enreme iteraros' i oS
Obras de Eusebio Blasco 20 centavos
"Los de mi tempo. -
"Cosas e Francia' x..@na {
"Ala Chuleria'
"Espanoes y Francesca. {
"Soedades',
dolores Patriosn. ~
"Cuentos nuevos',
ss11useo 15O
L. Martinez K1eiser-"E1 v naetal'' 60
Leon htesrs e. tomesS 100
J. Argamailla a-"De terras atas' Cd
I'm EsTos PREc1os EsTA INCLUDE FRANQUEo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-06

Csstura, tapiserfs, enea,ss, borssA0
- oro, litografis, sedas, etc. 4.
m ssts screditsdo PLANTED de- snss.
Eaan - instruye { Las alumnas 60 =
gohie1ne interior de una easa y - -
snsshs tcda siass de o6cios dom6sosA |
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-04-14

as soon as possible, file in the Court
of Claims due and formal petition for
judgment in favor of each claimant
or the heirs of the claimant where the
original claimant is dead.
All Shawnee Indians knowing them
selves to be claimants or heirs of
claimants. who lost property during
the period between January l, 1861,
and January ], 1866, should, if they
have not already signed formal power
of attorney do SO at once, authorizing
some one to represent them in the
making of formal proceedings TO col
lect their interest in this fund.
The class of losses is of course limit
ed to what are known as the Depreda-
tions Claims The members of the
Shawnee Business Committee of which
Mr.. c. G. Cornatzer of Vinita, is pres
ident will give full information con-
corning the character of claims.
If you desire me to represent you
write me at once and l will enclose
blank power of attorney for you to
sign.
All persons so writing should give
the name of the claimant and whether
he is an heir and the names and ad-
dress of al the other heirs. have
full list of all persons who lost prop
erty and the amounts thereof at my
Office at Tulsa Oklahoma.
Yours truly,
44-6 CHAS. B. ROGERS.