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Coffee Market

New York, January 2u.-The market for conee futures opened steady at an ad- vance of to 12 points in response to better European cables than expected Demand was not particularly active but this covering of shorts for over the weel, end. as well as a little fresh buying in : spired by the steadiness abroad and with offerings light and the market closed steady at net gain of to IS points. Sales. 26.7Jo bags. January, 12.55c; Feb ruary. 12.60c; March. F. 64c; April, +. .s3c; May. F. 62c; June. July and August, 12. .e3c September. 1264c; october. 12.s2c: Novem- Der. 12.5Sc; December, 12. 54c.
 Havre was A@s4 franc higher Ham, burg was s4d1 pfennig higher Rio un- changed at SIX 975. Santos 4s unchanged at SIX zoo: IS, g reis higher at SIX 925. Receipts at the two Brazilian ports 2o,- 600, against 12,000 last year. Jundiahy receipts 1l.O0O, against 3900 last year Rain was reported in all districts of Sac Paulo. New York warehouse deliveries yesterday were s739. against 19.595Hest year.
 Spot coffee quiet RiN No. '. 14c: San tos, No. 4. 15ssc. Mild coffee quiet; Cor dova, 15isd17lsca nominal.
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SEED OATS, SEED IRISH POTA- TOES. W. $. BROWN A SON.
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Live Stock Market

Chicago, January 20,-Close: Cattle Receipts, l5o0: market weak Reeves. As5 as. go: Texas steers, s450G5.90: western steers. s4s1dI7.25. stockers. S3.75G6: cows and heifers, g. .25d5.75: calves. S6500975
 Hogs-Receipts, 25,ooo; market 5 cents lower than yesterdays average. Lights, s. 756f6. 20: mixed. s5.s00i6.35; heavy s5 95I6.s5; rough, sj.95n6.10: pigs, sf40S, :. ,): bulk of sales, s6.15a6.30.
 Sheep-lieceipts, 30e0Is market weak. Native, ss2Jd+70: western, s3.6On4 75: yearlings. sl.9O@5.s5: lambs. native. s4.5en C.a0; western, $5q6.s5.
 St. Louis, January 2o.-Cattle-Receipts.
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Coffee and Sugs

Corrected by Franklin, Stiles Ss Franklin.
 Coffee; Arbuckes. S21.30 per 100 lbs: Lnzsnne. 27c lb. Sugar: Standard gran ulater, 6c lb.
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Hubbard Bros. & Co.'S Letter

New York. January 20.-(special )- It is understood that on the advance
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LOCAL SECURITIES

Total sales for the day 37s,soo shares.
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ALLENSBURG.
Apr ! l, 1912

Apr l, l9l2.
Mrs. willard Galley spent a few
days last week with her daughters,
Mesdames Albert and Gusta Ellis, of
Norwood
Mrs. E j. Yowell spent Monday
with her brother, Dr. d. n. Mcbride,
Of Hillsboro.
Mrs. John Hawk and Mrs. Carey
Henderson visited James Beever and
family Sunday.
AL. Shields, of Lynchburg, spent
Sunday with Milton Holden and fam
lily.
Mrs Allie Henderson and daughter,
Miss Blanche, of Jacksonville, called
on Mrs. II. p. CLANCY Saturday even
ing.
II. p Clancy spent Sunday with
his daughter, Mrs. win Stuart, of
Owensville.
Miss Florence Ludwig, of Martins
vile, visited home folks Sunday.
Mrs. Martha Banmaster and son,
Lenard, OF Morrisville, visited at the
home of II. p CLANCY and family
Sunday.
Harlie Ludwig called on friends at
Lynchburg Saturday evening.
Benz. Carpenter was shopping in
Hillsboro Friday.
Glenn Alternately and wife spent Sat-
urday night and Sunday with the lat
ter's parents, Chas. Frost and wife, of
Fairview
Benz. Carpenter called on friends at
Norwood Sunday.
Mrs Lille Rish, of Hillsboro, called
on relatives here Tuesday.
Otis Hawk took supper with Miss
Oca CLANCY Sunday evening.
Andrew Fernau, of Lynchburg,
spent Sunday with Noah ShafTer and
wife.
M. Il. Yowell has returned home,
after spending the winter with his
children at Detroit, Mich. and Hamil-
ton. We were all glad to welcome
Mr.. Vowel home again.
Guthrie Carpenter is spending few
days with his brother, Dexter, at
Middletown.
John Duncan spent Sunday with
Carey Henderson and wife.
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EAST MONROE.

April /, 1912.
John Rhonemus was a visitor in
Cincinnati last week.
w. A. Lucas visited at Cuba last
week.
Mrs. Nathan Tudor visited at Green
field last week
Mrs. Mary Smith, of Martinsville,
visited here few days last week.
Mrs. Lib Lupton visited at New
Vienna last Tuesday.
Mrs. Agnes Rees visited Mrs. Matil.
da Reed last week.
Mrs. Oneida Liddil moved to Blan-
chester last Friday.
Mrs. Sam DeVoss visited relatives
here last Wednesday.
John Lucas was given surprise
party at the home of his brother, Prof.
w A Lucas. Quite number were
present aud all had good time.
Thomas Fultz visited in Greenfield
Saturday.
Mrs. Andrew Swift visited In Lees
burg last Tuesday.
Chas. VAIN fell near the post office
office last Friday afternoon and dislo.
Gated the elbow Of his right arm.
Mrs. Myrta West and children, oi
New Vienna, visited at this place Sat
urday.
Frank Littler has been appointed
agent of the B. & O. II. r. at this place
Robert Wilson, deceased, was formerly
the agent.
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BELFAST.

April /, 1912.
DR.. T. w Roberds has been called
in consultation with DR.. McNulty for
Geo. Gustin, Of Louisville, who is
dangerously i'll.
Clifton Calvert and mother, Mrs,
Lousia Calvert, are visiting friends in
Cincinnati.
Mr.. Murphy, of PEBBLES, left a new
organ in the NJ, E. Church on trial
the past week.
Wendell Milburn spent Saturday
night and Sunday with friends near
Marshall
John Brown and wife, of New York,
were called here the past week by the
sudden death of his mother, Mrs.
Mary Brown.
Sam Frazier and wife dined Sunday
with Russell Frazier.
Sam Storer and wife, Of Hillsboro,
spent Saturday night and Sunday with
friends here.
Those that attended the funeral of
Mrs. Brown from a distance we're:
John Brown and wife, of New York,
Joseph Kelley and life, of Vera Cruz,
Geo. Kelley, Of Covington, KY, James
Kelley and wife, OF Hilsboro and
Ches Brown and wife, of near Mar.
shall.
Miss Clara Ray, who has been visit.
ing Mrs. E. l.. Bias, returned to her
home Thursday.
The school closed here Friday.
Quarterly meeting will be held Sat-
urday, April l3, 10 a. m, at Louden.
Mrs Erwin, of Greenfield, is visiting
her cousin, Mrs. WIN Noland,
Frank Trump and wife spent Sum
day with Abe lnloe's.
Little Evalyn Easter, who has a
slight attack of malaria fever, is now
better.
Murrell Wheelen and wife left last
week for Michigan.
Mrs. Mary Brown spent last Tues.
day afternoon with her neice, Mrs.
Alex. Easter, and in the evening had
company until bed time. She was
very cheerful, as usual, and seemed 10
be enjoying the best of health when
she retired to her bed that night.
Her daughter, Mrs. Henry Mercer
hearing her about a. m. hastened to
her bed and found she could not
speak. Medical aid was at once sum
moned, but before the doctor got
their she died from apoplexy.
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SINKING SP 1ING.
April /, 1912.

hP'a' ~
VIM. Butler and wife, Of Springfield,
and Ellsworth Frye and family spent
Sunday with Mahlon Frye and family
Lewis Wright and family have moved
into part of Jas. Buffers house.
Mrs. Rose Meadow called on Mrs.
Frank Porter Sunday evening.
John Covan and wife and daughter,
Margaret, spent Sunday with Given
Kesler, at Harriet.
John Richmand and family spent
Sunday with Cecil Belle on and family
Carey Cartwright, of Springfield, is
visiting his cousin, Carl Phillips.
A. b. Huffstetter and wife called on
Eli Moore and wife Sunday afternoon.
Irene Mcclure, Edith Drake, Nettie
Hiser, Orval Roads, Harley Mace and
Carl Turley spent Sunday with Ivy
Lawson.
Chas. Patton and family spent Sun
day with his parents, James Patton
and family.
Ellsworth Overhultzer and family
spent Sunday with Eli Moore and wife.
Mrs. Rolandus Miller called on Mrs.
John Mace Sunday
Roddey Tolle and family have moved
into the Seller house.
Mrs. Jane Mcclure and Miss Emma
McKeehan are sick.
Mrs. Clara Frost and daughter,
Martha, of near Byington, spent Sat
urday and Sunday with her father,
Isaiah Gall.
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MAPLE GROVE.
April !, 1912.


Mr.. and Mrs Ed. Burns were enter
tanned 10y Lewis Mock and wife Sun.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Harris called
on the latter's mother, Mrs. Kate
Minke, Sunday afternoon.
Master Carl Burns visited the high
school at Buford recently.
John Watson, who has been trans
acting business in Cincinnati, has re.
turned home.
Roy Euyerard and wife were enter
tanned by Charley Euverard and fam.
lily Sunday,
Loren Fustenberger spent a few
days last week with old friends in
Sardinia.
Robert Pence moved from Mr.. Barn
gruver's farm last week to A. l.. Carr's
farm.
Ellen and Daisy Mock were callers
at Lewis Mock's Sunday afternoon.
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For commercial and job printing Of
all kinds come to the NEws-ERALD.
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SUGARTREE RIDGE.
April l, 1912.

April l, 1912.
Rev. Easton will .preach an Easter
sermon at the NJ. e. Church here next
Sunday at IL o'clock
The Concord Township Sunday
School Convention will be held at the
Christian Church here April II.
Gloss Young is very sick with dip.
iberia.
Mrs. Agnes Redkey and two child
rem spent Wednesday with Mrs. Jane
Moler.
Mrs. Julia Young died Friday night
at the home Of her daughter, Mrs.
Grant Matthews. Funeral services
we're held at Wesley Chapel Sunday
afternoon conducted by Rev. George
Easton,
Miss Mary Vaughn returned home
Saturday from a weeks visit with
friends in Hillsboro.
Prof, Thomas Walker and wife, Of
near Buford, spent Monday with II.
IL. Redkey and wife and Monday night
with e. S. Redkey and family.
A. X. RotrolT called on James Moler
Sunday.
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BUFORD
April l, 1912,


Mrs. Kit Weaver returned home
Saturday, after weeks visit with her
sister, at Cincinnati.
Mrs. Emma Hughes, Of Five Mile,
visited her aunt, Mrs. f. Fry, Sunday.
Mrs. Dan Roads is visiting her
daughter, at Manchester, and is at
the bedside of her grandchild who is
seriously sick.
Mrs. Sarah Moberly has her sale to-
day. She will make her home with
her daughter, Mrs. John Beltz. S. p.
Forman will occupy her residence.
School closed last Saturday in an in
formal way. But without doubt 1t
was one of the best schools ever held
here, one with steady progress. The
teachers felt honored by the presence
of the entire school board among the
visitors.
The Buford Band will give the re-
hearsal Of their play Thursday even
ing free, for the benefit Of the school
children. They will go to East Dan
VILE Friday and Saturday evenings.
Don't miss seeing them.
f. M Euvard and wife, of Colum-
bus, are visiting his sister, Mrs. VIM.
Mink, and will make their future
home at Washington.
In the Sunday School review con-
test, at the Christian Church Mrs.
Rebecca Lewis and Mrs. Ida Puckett
won,
The funeral Of Mrs. Jacob Pitzer
was conducted from the Christian
Church last Wednesday by Rev. Frank
Foust.
Preaching service Sunday evening
at the M. e. Church.
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PROSPECT CROSSING.

Aprll L, lJlZ.
Sanford Greed and daughter visited
the formers daughter, Mrs. Thomas
Roads, of New Vienna, who is quite
sick, last Tuesday and Wednesday.
Stanley CLANCY visited his brother
I'm law, Otto aker and family, near
Folsom, Sunday.
John Kelley and family we're the
guests of Joseph Smart and family
Sunday
Ethel Chauey visited her cousin,
Hazel Hasting, Sunday afternoon.
Frank Trump and family visited
friends at Belfast, Sunday.
Fred Patton visited his father at
Leesburg, Saturday and Sunday.
Myrtle Kelley called on Chas. Nc
Neil and family, Saturday night.
Mrs. Noble VanZant and sister
Ethel Weaver, OF Louden, visited Mrs.
Mary VanIant and family, Saturday
and Sunday.
John otreber's baby is quite sick
with spinal meningitis.
Mrs. Andrew Ballentine is seriously
i'll.
Harry Mullenix and wife are re-
joicing over the arrival of a son,
since March 30
A business meeting of the Epworth
League will be held next Friday at
the home of w. N. Richards.
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RAINSBORO.
April |. 1912.

April L, l3lE.
Miss Ruth Warnock, of Dallas, is
the guest Of her cousin, Miss Kathryn
Harrington.
n B. Upp transacted business in
Cincinnati few days last week.
Milton Crelmer, Of Hillsboro, was
the guest of his sister. in-laws, the
Misses Ault, last Tuesday.
Miss Inez Hill, of New Petersburg,
visited Miss Elsie Shipton Sunday.
Benz. Wisecup returned home last
Thursday from an extended visit with
his son in Licking county.
Mrs. Mary Caudy will entertain the
Aid Society on Thursday afternoon.
Gail Wolfe and family moved here
last week from New Petersburg and
now occupy the Overman property.
W. j. Redkey and wife are spending
few days with their son, G. L. Redkey.
Frank Lucas and wife, of Marshall
township, attended church here Sun
day and were guests Of Elisha Beaver
and wife.
Os, Boden, Of Greenfield, visited
Jonn Mason and family last Saturday.
Miss Helen Coleman returned to her
school duties at Athens last Tuesday,
after spending her vacation here with
her mother.
Pierce McMullen, of Hillsboro, has
been visiting at the home of his uncle,
George Free. the past week.
Edwin Redkey, the IA month old son
Of @. L. Redkey and wife, passed away
at $50 last Wednesday evening" after
a lingering illness. The funeral SER
vices were held at the home on Friday
morning conducted by Rev Shriver and
the little one was laid to rest at Oyn-
thiana. The family desires to thank
the friends who remembered them
with sympathy and floral tributes or
who helped in any way during the
sickness and death of their baby.
Dick Peabody and VIM. Browning
have contracted for silos to be erected
the coming season.
Granville Moore left last week for
Titiin to spend the the summer.
Frank Spargur, who has been serv-
ing on the U. S. jury in Cincinnati for
the past seven weeks, returned home
last week.
Hulitt Hope and wife and little son,
Henry, were guests of relatives here
on Sunday.
John Mason and wife leave today for
Columbus with their son, Gerald, who
Is undergo an operation for Appendicitis.
Misses Anna and Emma Ault are
moving to their farm near Snake
Corner.
John A. Cameron and son, Clyde, of
Bainbridge, Mrs. Ed. Hope and daugh-
ter, Sarah, of Paint, and Sherman Nc
Williams and wife, Of Greenfield, at
tended the funeral of Edwin Redkey
here last Friday morning.
Mrs. John j. Smith, of Snake Cor
ner, is seriously i'll with blood poison.
John Foraker and family moved last
week to the McKimie property.
A. G. Cameron and wife were guests
of friends at Cynthiana last Friday.
For commercial and job printing Of
| oil LINDA nnnna 70 thu NuNuc un An
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When a medicine must be given to
young children it should be pleasant
to take. Chamberlain's Cough Rene
dy is made from loaf sugar, and the
roots used in its preparation give it a
flavor similar to maple syrup, making
it pleasant to take. 1t has no superior
for colds, Group and whooping cough.
For sale by all dealers.
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STATE OF OHIO,
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
COLUMBUS, March

COLUMBUS, March |, 1912
|, EDMOND II. MOORE, Superintendent of
Insurance of the State OF Ohio, do hereby
certify that the CENTRAL MUTUAL FIRE IN
sURANCE ASSOCIATION. located at Hillsboro.
Highland County, In the State of Ohio, has
been duly organized and has complied in all
respects with the laws of this State applica-
TO insure each other against loss by fire and
lightning, cyclones, tornadoes or wind
storms, hail-storms and explosions tro IN gas,
on property In this state, and to make, assess
and collect upon and from each other such
sums of money, from time to time, as may be
necessary TO pay losses which occur by fire
and lightning, cyclones, tornadoes, wind
TO any member OF such association, as pre-
scribed in Section a593 General Code of Ohio,
until March |, 1918 Its condition and busi-
ness on the thirty-tirst day OF December of
the year next preceding the date hereof, Is
shown by the statement, under oath, as re-
quired by Section $500 of said General Oode,
TO be as follows;
Certificates In force-No 22sl, Amount
;,',' eSVlholo III
Aggregate amountof aYailable as
sets.."'''''' ''''''''' ''''''''''''''' SisS'
Aggregate amount of liabilities. l,79s 92
Excess of liabilities over assets.s l,4s5 95
Amount of income tor the year In
CASH., ..,.,,....,..,,,.....,.,S 47b3,bo
Amount of expenditures for the
year In cash h,....,...,......,,,,,,, 9,1bI2o
In WITNESS WHEREOF, | have hereunto
subsc ribed my name and caused my Ohicial
Seal to be afixed, the day and year first
above written.
E. II, MOORE.
Superintendent OF Insurance.
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In cases of rheumatism, relief from
pain makes rest and sleep possible.
This may be obtained by applying
Chamberlain's Liniment. For sale by
all dealers.
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INTERNATIONAL
SUNDMSCHOOL
LESSON
(By e. o. SELLERS. Director of Even
ing Department The Moody Bible In
stitute of Chicago)
LESSON FOR APRIL 7.
EASTER LESSON.

LESSON TEXT Cor 15:1-11.
GOLDEN TEXT-"This Jesus did God
raise up, whereof we all are witnesses. -
Acts 1882.
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itlrlf. sz vel zs satisfying tas.E loss
for eFeef ihtrgs They VII also ezt
fhe "rricziy pears" witch gToT cn ne
Wild cacsi and are even suspected q
fCbi.ag ~ lfpif trees
There are iioz4 living 3 3 very eTy
paTf Of Africa which qsench their
thirst c1 snail melons which gToE
Wild there.
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quantities q berries fn the autumn.
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tack beehives too. ard theT e H0i
suffer % much as yoB might fhink
a. their thick fes protects llsm irom
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fflut PuHiishea May 81 l9f3l
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

State of oklahoma, Grady County s.
u the County Court
ID ihe Matter & Sc Gosrd'ansais 1s
Emily Heii Minor
Nctlee is hereey given that la r.r
suanes O. an order ol lhc Comfy
Court of Grady County. Oklahoma
heretofore maaa ald eAtsled ea lae
iith day 81 siay iai2. directing said
guardian % sell ias interest Of said
minor lu and 70 saia iand hefeMl r
described
Noa therefore possee Is hereby
elfsn sha. o. the 18Th DAY oi Jaae.
isiz. IL pursuance 81 said order win
seli misate sale 10 the highess bl.
dtr az tie hour Of 90 O'Clock d m Of
said Gay. "a Q. iha interest ol fa.i
minor % and TO the following de-
scfibad lands lovit
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east quarter Of ihs northwest qaa g
and ihe south hail Of the northwest
quarter Of lhe northeast quarter and
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fer o. the northeast aaaatsf. ana the
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quarter 8 Is northeast quarter. and
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northwest qaafter of iAa southeast
quarter 81 he northeast quarter ot
section ihlriypuc. township nlas
HoFtl. IaHse Ioaf vest in Mcclaln
comfy Oklahoma.
Said sale vin be made at private
sale 70 ihe highest bidder. BIDS there
Tor may be filed in the office of tac
Judge q The County Court Of Grady
County, oklahoma, Or delivered to The
undersigned sIsfdian. al the office Of
nHe s Melton, 8n thezCity Of Cblcka.
sha Grady couFy. oklahoma On or
before ten o'clock Of said day above
mentioned Each bidder win be fe,
quiFed to deposit vilh bis BID certl.
fled check Or cash n the sum Of
Sie909to guarantee he good faith of
ssid bid
3. ~ HOLT.
5-22.l6d Guardian.
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Hi.A4.I Fiet4IE ifla-4aAIi1 A-f El-t+IFf
FOR rapid motions. IKE those Df ay-
ing iunecsa. e new ciuemaiograph aD-
Dafatus takes ZOO successive siews
second On lz5 feet 81 Sim. and a.
the usual stopping q The elm fof each
exposure ls impossible a. such speed
the exposures arc given by electric
sparks. each lasting not more than
one 1900 .0o9fh Cf 3 second. The pic
lures maY b shown q The screen at
the ordinary moving picture rate 0f
fifteen Or twenty successive views per
second. thus giving better percep-
ton q molioha that Originally afe oii-
fcuit for tbs eye 70 follow 4 new
Edison promise d that oi home
klnetoscope that wiil make moving
pictures available tor everybody for
varied Dufposes ftis annouace. that
what nov requires 1000 feet Of flm
VIII be compressed upon eighty feei,
and the apparatus VIII compare With
a sewing machine II cost
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puta clsrks Meet

Tae eiaie needing 81 postal clerks
HHi bs heN Id8fsaag 81 Shawnee ani
tie following c5iekas5a clerks wlll
leave hefe s0mgff0H evening ieI the
annual session. Nlae Kfna aoss, Mia
Kibel Pollard. - 4 Laisooh sho is
yfeaiaeat y TIE efeaaizAiloa zna 2
H ss-zass Delegates from lawtgns
Ffeaeflek hlius sHa other western
5ssnsa sili bc o. SO uaia "Wednesday
Afternoon A special - " ~ ifola
Oklahoma ely b Shawnee iof las
elsfks.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-28


1he Nasleg star picnic announced
~ Friday evening viii BE- held a. tde
Askes grove one half mile north u
tie eafs-wofks Friday eyenihg in.
stead of We University psrk g gas
DfsYiguslS announced II 3 iogays
chairman Of ine committee on ar'
faneemeala. made TIE changed an-
1oaneemeal today hli Naeons 81
their families and young lady friends
ave Invited % attend the picnic The
Aakev grove Is one Of toe pfeltleai q
he eemmunllY ana wIll BE- a popular
place liis summer for Kaiheringe Of
ihls Kind Basket lunches viil BE- car.
fgs6.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-28

"Yon lave tried 70 fashion gov
efnment % the lines oi the American
reDahllc2"
YES" replied tie Chinese phlios.
opher. +bui up 10 the present time
We haven't been able 70 get much -.
vond lhe Fourth of July accldsnts."