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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-02-03
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The Cash Grocery is now open for
business in the Creamery building.
Phone s7s. 42tf
Jim Chandler was in from the coun
try today.
Lee Barrett took the Flyer south
this morning.
Vann Chandler came in from the
west this morning.
The John Larkins minstrel show
went east this morning.
L. w. Marks returned last night
from a visit at SapuIpa.
Jim skinner Of Adair visited in Vim
ita last night and today.
Fresh eggs from our own hens, at
the Cash Grocery Phone S7S. att
Mrs. Zaek Pumphrey and Miss Irene
Conklin were in from the country to-
day
Mrs. J. II, Huckleberry of Muskogee
is visiting at the home of John Thoma-
son
The cold wind makes the lobby of
the postoffice quite a popular place
these days.
Miss Lucy Clark arrived this morn
ling from Chelsea for a visit with Miss
Mary Barrett.
The Confederate Veterans held a
meeting this afternoon at the Office Of
Judge Meredith.
| The weather forecast predicts fair
weather but colder for Sunday and a
lcold wave coming.
Fresh eggs from our own hens, at
1.-THE Cash Grocery Phone 373 Aft
/ The P. E. o. chapter will meet next
Monday afternoon at three O'Clock
with Mrs. G. N. Bebout.
w. H. Darrough came in last night
on the Flyer for visit with his
brother, ]. NJ Darrough.
The Sheehan Grand Opera company
came in on the Flyer this morning and
lwiIl show at the Grand tonight.
Revival services at the Methodist
church tonight. A good sermon and
lgood singing. Everybody sings.
| Mrs. S. e. Samuel came up from
i Pryor Yesterday afternoon for a visit
lat the home of w. P. Gatewood
The foundation for the new Spauld-
Hing building will be completed and
work started on the walls next week.
/ A meeting will be held at the Chris
tian church at o'clock Tuesday after
inoon, February 6, for the purpose of
lorganizing South Park association.
Ian persons who are interested in the
Improvement of South Park are invit-
ed to attend this meeting. 3-4
II Mr. J. w. Duckworth Of the Anti,
Cigaret League of Oklahoma, has been
in our city couple of days in the in
Iterest of that cause. His special work
lis lecturing in the schools on the bane-
lfui effects Of the cigaret habit on all
but specially on the growing boy. He
brings rather cheering reports from
over the state, especially for the chiei
city OF the state where the county at
torney has taken up the matter of the
enforcement of the law and seems to
be vigorously pressing It with the re
suit that he has the promise of all
tobacco dealers to discontinue handling
these mails" Why should not others
follow.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-02-03

FOR SALE" Sure Hatch incuba-
tor. 200 eggs Phone 50. Mrs. W. r.
Badgett
If you want to save SO 1-3 per cent,
buy Diagraph Carbon Paper from n
IA. Davis, sales manager. Hickman
hotel, vinita, Okla. Price in any color
or weight, $500 per box of 100 sheets.
Quality and life of paper guaranteed.
Mail or phone orders promptly attend
led to. Ga
Four rooms, $40 Fowler.
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The Cash Grocery is now open for
business in the Creamery building.
Phone s7s. 42tf
wANTED-Men to learn the barber
trade. Here is an offes that includes
tools with tuition, A method that
saves years of apprenticeship. Posi-.
tions waiting in city or country shops.
Write Moler Barber College. Dallas.
Tex 400
FOR RENT-Modern broom cottage
with hot and cold water. bath, gas,
electric lights, etc Inquire at Chief
tain Office Rents for SIS.
Cut flowers at Burns Store, Phone
e4. 6.ti
FOR SALE-The w. c. Wright res
idenee property on North Wilson
street. This property is going to sell
NOW. Apply here.
Choice farm loans now made at I
7ls per cent interest rate. without
commission. Money ready. F. NJ
Gwinnup & Son,
Cane hay for sale. Jno. Swain.
Two residence rooms, Sc. Fowler.
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NOTICE.

We are now ready to issue stock in
our new series and have plenty OF
nj )ney to loan It is the desire of the
building and loan officers to offer this
new stock to all odl stockholders first,
and those desiring stock, please call
at the secretary's Office at once
24O-5 B. A. MCFARLAND, Secretary.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-02-03

FOR RENT-Three fine rooms. very
cheap 709 West lllinoius ave. Off
Members of the Christian churc'
be at the services Sunday morning,
very important business J. NJ. Miller,
Minister.
pendicitis.
FOR RENT room cottage, newly
papered and painted; water and gas;
barn, grapes, peaches and large gar
den space. SIS. Phone 242 or 432. Att
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-02-03
Attention Stockholders.

The vinita Building & Loan Associa-
ton will hereafter receive bids for
loans on the 5th day of each month for
the year 1912. Please prepare your
bids in writing and hand to the secre-
tary in a sealed envelope.
VINITA BUILDING & LOAN ASSoCI
ALTON.
b. A. MCFARLAND, Secretary. 240-5
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-02-03

Rose of Oklahoma Flour may be
had at the following places. Try 1t.
Every sack guaranteed:
NICHOLS & WERNER,
f. G. COWAN,
S. J. BURNS,
ELLIOTT 6 GASToN
ZEN0 & TAYLOR,
PEOPLES GROCERY.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-02-03

Al complaints or 6sllvsry aAsaI6
be reported to tAs circalatisa pspark
meat. PheAs q.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-26
gerlangt-MdunIid.

& bnu feIIr praitidber bel Der Sobn Soffs
mann Rading Co.. ssapmilIer Cir. uno Cen
iral slpe 90 q
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nnb fir ben sSliBaaneer s9eriebr on 5ront
Sfrafe. 5tpiia1eii obiaerl 9nnffen, nittt ben
gaadbtbeiI ieH piro, bic Seltenneae,. gu oers
engern uno ben fsabrtpeg Su nerbreifern.
HeshaIb fei es bon ben GtGotrnfb Der Sfaot
gincnnati. Gtaat Sbio, befblpIien:
Seftipil T. SAB bic Seltenipege an Sront
Gtrabe, spiitben Sritter StraBe. iillo Snitb
Gtrabe, at beiben Seiten Der SfraBe SnB
leftipn 2. Sab bcim gaeupiIatern befaaicr
Gtrabe, 3ipifben obieen qnntten beh Der Be
Pennblire bcidatcr GSront Strnbe 5tpiid,cn be-
ioafeli lnufteu burcfl oas gieIcife Der GinCinz
iinti oiihbnbr mo Der @erieguita Der SeIeife
ner Baltimore Sbio Senihtpeern Gifenbabnz
c5efelfcnft Scr Gnrh Der Seitenipeec 10 plns
ART perne, rob Der diibere aalo nes Gnrbs 7
ssnB npn Der rrfibcieenbnmsInie nes an
bic etraBe 5lpfdlen heiaaten 9nnften nit
ebrnnii bon Gurb 5il Curb eepiIaiiert pcrbe
iuh bic Scitenipcse NIT Gpntrci
Seftton 3, Dab bic edii3c pbiee gtrbeit 5llr
3ulriebenbeSt uno iii1ter bcr gliifftht beg 9iis
acfticurs Der Stabt Cincinnati oiisaciitbrt
meroc, ebenfc nnb bic Veitintmino racnoipelz
der aeleslidler Scbnbeuerfassslnfp bon Srts
boberll nrererl3eiocn @ieentbnins Bddtcrn
l,nb anhcrcfl, bic hlrto. Die 8ereuacrune Oct
1citenwcae nno 8erbcetcrune Der giraBe ent-
itebcn mbaeu. bon ben Irnitees Der Gineins
11ati Siibbubn uns bem 5pros Der burdb Die
Wife bonn % stpri[ 1898 (93 6. 6. >637) nno
Der eltnplencntss slfte bonn IL aRni 1911 Cio2
20. g. I'D ecfdaffen uurSe. besa6lt iperbe
sefttoH. Sieie Sroinan8 fen @eiesesfrdit
erlnnaen uno IN Strait trcten bon nno nah
benz irnbeiten eefesliden 3eitpunfte an.
Tuiiirt am 12. 9tobenlher q. 8. 1912.
Sfrneon 81. Sobnfon,
9rdiibent oes Stuotrabs.
gesIaubet: artbur Gspp, Glert.
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Sbsriff's gerfa uie.


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5u'ctsr elHCs e,laiienen Inn oil mid oert5,
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grt uro SitIle ON ) rel q, ben -. l{opeTt.
Der ~ 2. 1912 I'm 10 ubr 8Drmiiiaas. nn5
lid: '''
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tn Settion II. Iotpn g. sSracitonat Hq1oe >
nie fnlqt
eil5eno Got go. fieben Cd nnp sen pftfidcu
5lclL bon got 30. o6t (8) nan Der g9nripita
y Cincinnati Giicubntn=(1eIctifd,ait Sltbfipis
l!oA pun Der Frt SSGrln: heinGte 2ot no I bat
eint Sront nnT 100 SIR on oer Goroieite bon
MaB Gne!l!C 5ci 200 Sub Gicic uao hcr oitIi1s
Ibell ncn 2:,l No. Grht (s) hat eirc Srcnt hcu
2o TlB. m Der 9soroitite ron Ncb 9lprnue bst
200 ,sl's Iiefe, nnn oren5t an bic gEcftrete bon
te'd3tec &if T., h"fann! als Gn COS !fce 9lbcs
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bon sSiiiipcnnnfprmd frnrin bic Ct Pcrnnrh
Gran Gnb Ruioing eliiocidtion GpTnacnn. ein,
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siatinnoii nf1msl y y S,amme eftG5sr ,d,o aHiroIt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-26

ebenfaIs ii6erbeiste 3immer lie6t, ficb
aae mOgIihen a}tlen einDerIeibt, uno
Der bel epioemisn Elm fdredli1er
4nsfmeier lit. ss5i 9eutidlanb m06ts
man dber manGmal bic Ianfte @Dttin
Spaienia ooran erinnern, baB iie Sa3r
ba tit, unIer 2eben gu beI9iiben, ri1t
ober es 3u Dereteln. unb man bsntt
bann ouh nit Webrrutb nnb pietdt
On irgenbeinen 8efannten ober Der
ipanOten, oefen gan3es 2eben cine sinz
8ise 9psienif6e unoebeuerlihfeit mar,
Der benz Qltobol ME aus benz 9Ge1e
ging, Der 5iDan3ig 3igarren tGallh
rai,dte, Ser 4benos Inn ~ llbr nod)
eine SGifel ;6umm.rfalot gu Th
nabm - nnb per babel aat3ig ssatre
az mutos! (3ann. Gpurier.)
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frieorid) Rain,

eeIte6ter gatte bon slnna Rubu, aeb @ros
mann, i'm 9Ilter bon as Sabren, sU1onaIer
uno II Iagen Sic 8eeroigung finoet ftai1
BON Grduerhaue aus am lQittmotb, ben 81
oer Se,ltiten Qroi. Rircbe on Der .Doffner CTR
etn GrGucreottesoieuft abeebnIten fpiro. Sreun
be fino eineeIaoen.
S3u friib fchIue oieTe bitt're Stunbe.
Die lid aus unierer Wiitte nabm;
Godb troitenn t5nr's aus unierem Munhc,
2sos @ptt tbut, bas 1T tuobldetban!
gu f6nlersltdi mar fir un5 Sein Sdoeioeu,
3n bitter 3eiH 8u friber SOB,
Goh Gu bit nun befrett bon 2eiben.
sefreit bon auer Groeunotb. 25.26,2 81
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-26

" bic peitere ReguIirune bon gigboarbs
nno arberen Sirufturen. fuppIementirenb GET
ton so 345 beg Gooer Der Crbinansen.
Gel es beroroHet oonl Stactratb Der Gtabt
gincinnnIt, i'm Gtnat Ohio:
ceftton 1. Sab Geftion 345 beg gober her
SroinaHaen fupplementirt tpirb hurd) bic slnz
orbHurt9, bab bic erqdn3efoen Geftioueu ben
fotaenoen 98prtlaut bdben ioueu:
Seition 345G. steiu eiQboarb, gtenbcaro
ober anoere Gtruftur foIlen errittet o0er nufS
Geftent fperoen Dor poer auer iiber Elm syeritcr,
eine Tbiir, bic sum Ginaaug ODER 9nsgana In
ober aus einem 9ebduoe bient, gIeid)pieI ob eS
betpobrt tuiro ober Hint: nod ofou iraenbetr,
gilIboaro, Signboaro .ooer .eiHe anoeH Etrufs
Sa2s sSss saal sss ssiss siasS SssaaSS ~. ~,
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a o m 5 n a ito n.

llnteroffi5ir: Sit, Ginid6rissr.
ms finb sic benn in Sbrem 3ibiI-
DGbdltnib. bah iie meine aommn1bo
niht gu b0ren fhsinen?"
ginjdbristr: u2ebrer, Ssrr llntetofs
sbier!-
llnterOffi3ier: rNba, lam mir i1on
knttn, pub! - 1anbitnmmenIebs
Lfr9'
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1 2 ader s "a rn, 7s3imnier Sous, erobe
Sountain Sauare uno W{eiIeft bon SEN Col.
Ieoe SilI Cars. 9eutlbe, nmeriianfdbe uno
nngdrifdhe 9iadbarn; 6ffentIid5e unb fatbolis
ffc SGpuIen IN her 9tdbe. g8ertb So, 900 90.
@erfaufe bili9 iebt. Sur etne TbeiI5nbluHe
nptbie W,an a6reifire an Die 0isfntbiifnes
rim 9,rs. M z. Smith, Houte 4, tit. Seals
tor, O., ODER tetepbonire SIT. Senltbu, 63 g.
23,A,26s
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9m nsrfaufen-S1uier.

1889 State slpe. Butes 5s3immer
sSramehanS: nqe geouemIid)feiteu gsur
S2s00. aaiir 81 irgenoeiHer 3eit bed)tiai
pereeH
Spbe 9arf = 9eues SKINNER grdbaus
MODERN III ieber 5Soinficbt. WiaH rufe ouf
Gin 749 u ODER
ShOckley 4 Hermann,
1908 Grite GaticitaI gnnF @eb Rain e25.
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s uoes . Mnseiaeu.

Siurb IN ieiRer 2Subnline on Der @rap Nonh
gStHfoH Blace. am Samitda, ben 23 GQp. 1912
I'm llhr 1b Win 9Ihenhs
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MbaefatIen.

i Stubent:, rabsr Der Mn5ug III ia
bel 5u nett, Meiiter!"
Shneib.r: .Musenblidlih nur. mir
itTo ia am Gnbe hes Monats!!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-26

Giue rbinanio 20. 5ss-1912 - BUR
" 9luierIeguHe bon SteuerR fir MuHtetpaI'
2ruede fiir oas Subr 1912
Sn slnbetTaft, ous Ser Staotrutb benz gouu.
~ auottor BON SamiIton Gpuutp, Sbio, bas
Sabressgfubeet Der Staot fir oas Subr 1918
unterhrettet bat, in llebereinfimuuns nit ber
RefoIutiou hiefes stastratbs. pailirt am 2. smi
1912; uilo
JH aubetro6t pas bic guoget GommiIiioa
bon SamiIton Gounto, Sbio bic jdbrliben gora
nbIfaBuHgen, ipeI6e in befasiem Budget ent4
balteH iiHo, repiSirt uHo nerdnbert bat, inoem
iie bic Soften oarin in ge5ue auT ben ssouo fir
otientlid'eS SanitaIs..efen, Spnb fir 6gentIi9e
siterbeii, 5Ono iiir offeHtIiteu Sienft, scfpi.
taI.5Ono. 8arfs5ono ltHperTitdtssGOns uRb
GbTerpatoriuntssGonh rebu3irte unb
SH aIHbetradf bag oieer etabtraib Surd
TeioIutipn paiiirt an H. Septeulber 1912, ben
gsdblern BET Staot Cincinnati bel Der alpemeis
neH 29abI. tpelte in oieier Staot am s. gsopens
her 1912 abgebdlfeu lpuroe, ben 8sri6lal Der
MuerleglIHg bon @ieueTH III uHb fir bds Sabr
1912 mterbreltet b1t fit Corporations 2fpede
Der Stabi GinclnnaIl 5uT Hdie bon PIG Mius
Iber hie DiuTnurs sfaIe. rpeid1e bnr6 Seffionen
6649-2 u1o J849s3 oes alaemeiueH Gjeiees aos
Der bon Ohio beitimUlt tpjro; IHo
Sn gnbetraht, oa6 mehr ais cine Wiaioritdt
oer gSdIIer, ipelfe bel beiGgier &abI oariiber
ab9elitnml haheH, bic 3utasraie guIbieBeH: nun
oesbaIb
Sci cs bef6IoNen bon benz stabtratb Der
Siaot eiHclnaau. Stdat Ohio:
SetIton J.. Snb anierIeet IN ofoQeitirt fpers
De tur YSuHi3IpGtaS!pede Der Stabt Cincinnati
fitr oas Sabr 1912, einldieBlcb LiIgunesfono
uno 3iuien. an iebem Collars g3ertb BON abaes
ftastem @runbs uno perf6nIideM Gigenibum
rte es aI benz aroBen Gupltfat einberi6.et
uHo Der Feiieueruuq lHtertporefn if. Tg5
Udas, eineei1eilt fuie folgt:
Sir 6ffentlihe5 Sanitdtsnerett 10
Slr nffentlime 5icherbetss3pe6e. 6e..273 734
Sir uftcntlde Gienfts3pede.
Eur SolollalsoDe6e.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .603
SIR Garfs3pede. ,.............. .37
Silr lluineriidtss 3me6e. 6e................. 253
5iir GhierDntoriumss 3fpede. e............ .O26
SIR i5ener!eute 4eniionss3 s3tpede .. .0ss
SIR GoIl5ei 3eliefs3pede ........,..:.... .07G
Sir IiIgungSfono nno 3iHfen. 3abIne
ron engiiItiaen @ntfdeionngeH, Uhes
iben fir iinmertpabrenbe gahtred)te,
nlb Slusaaoen iuie tie In Der 2eit,ine
beg SileHnesfoubs eHffieben. .2.28
snsoefrmmt .e6
Seiiion 2 2ab Der elerf bes giaofraibs
biprourh angetpeien miro. Die obenaeHnnl,tefi
Iuflaoeli on ben Wuhiter bon 6amiltoH aouns
~, Ohio. 5u beffeiniqen, um hiefeIben aiif Die
Steueriite 1u fe[Ien uno 5u foIleitireg, tpie cas
Geies bDrfdreibt.
bierburh fernerbtn nnaetpieieu miro, Der Wlibs
aetaGom,niifien bon Samiton GouHtn, Gbio,
bas Sabres. .9nb9et Der Siaot Cincinnati FIR
has .Sahr 1913 fuieber Hi befdeniaen une AN
tor neics gtabtratfs i anaenomnen m ZEN on,0's' on,
Snli u 3. 1912, Eebft elmer aopie bon oieier
Crbinnns.
seftion 4 2iefe SrSinans fou In araff
iriiheften bonn @efes erloitbien 2ettpunfte sli.
9aiirt ar ~ 9Sonember q. O. 1912.
simeon W Sokufor,
grdfibsnt bes glahtraits.
Bealubiet: artbur Gspp, 9Ierf.
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fEine Sroina mi q o. 58s-1912 - BUR
" auierIeguHe bon Steueru fir RuIristpaI'
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-11-21
Genuine Negro Minstrel.

The Alabama aggregation of colored
Ministries reached Beaumont yester-
day, travelling in two special cars
from successful tour through East
Texas, and opened an engagement
under their own canvas last night at
the Frisco fair grounds on Fannin
street. "a
The Alabama is the first genuine
negro minstrel of the old scisSol to
visit Beaumont in long time, and
that the performance put up last
night in the way Of songs and dancing
was appreciated was shown by the
fact that the management had to turn
large crowds away. Such a decided
success was scored, in fact, that the
management cancelled its date at
Port Arthur for today and will again
show here tonight with an entirely
new bill.-Beaumont (Texas) Enter
prise, March IA, 1912.
The Alabama Minstrels will be in
Bryan Wednesday, November a.
under their own canvas.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-11-21
STREET PREACHING
TONIGHT At 7:s0
Smith Drug Company Corner by Mis-
sioner and Rector Eplsco-
pal Church.

Christ, the Captain of Salvation,
has issued His call for battle. All
officers and rank report for duty on
street in front of the Smith Drug
Company at 1880 tonight. Soldiers of
Christ, arise and put your armor
on Let no Episcopalian disregard
Christ's summons, lest he fall into
the avenging hands of the living Cod
and as traitor receive horrible and
deserved punishment Your God is
anxious about your immortal soul and
calls for your presence in His army,
and you must be found at your post,
If you are yin the least concerned
about the condition of your soul, or
the cause of God and Jesus Christ in
this city. Men, women, and children,
answer roll call tonight! 1t may be
the last opportunity, who knows?
Think! Prepare to meet thy God be-
fore it is too late!
Are you an Episcopalian? II SO,
make it known In public confession
tonight. The God to whom you must
shortly go, through His commits
stoned officers" commands you to as.
semble this night Will you obey
God? Christ? His messengers?
Then be present. To fail may mean
more than you have ever dreamed. 1t
Wilt How many will be found want
ing, because of shame, other engage
ments, indifference soul-dead, even
now wallowing in the mire of this
worlds goods? Even now sentenced
to he'll for ever more. If God is faith
full and unchanging, lookout! Come
and see if your Christianity will en-
dure the scrutiny of the public eye.
Therefore, do not let the devil per-
suade you that the street meeting"
tonight is not all important. Soul sal
walton depends upon this public con-
fession. AT 8 o'clock the salvation
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-11-21

I learned OF the merit of Doan's Kid
|ney Pills when suffering from kidney
trouble. The disease was inherited
believe. Doan's Kidney Pills proved
superior to any other remedy / ever
used A relative also took this prepa-
ration with good RESULTS. procured
Doan's Kidney Pills at Emmel's drug
store and do not hesitate to recon-
mend them"
The above statement was given
May 20, 1908. and when Mrs. Beard
was interviewed on December is, 1911,
she said: 81 cheerfully confirm my
former statement given In praise of
Doan's Kidney Pills. The relief they
brought has been lasting"
For sale by all dealers. Price soc.
Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo, N. Y, sole
agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-a
take no other
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SANITARY NOTICE.

AT called meeting of the City
Council, with all aldermen present,
the street committee was instructed
to clean up all streets and alleys at
once. Extra forces will be employed
to do this work. When this is finished
the sanitary laws will be strictly en-
forced, and all those who permit rub
bish or any waste material to accum-
ulate on or about their premises will
be summarily dealt with. This applies
to stores as well as residences.
[Signed] G. G. WALKER,
Mayor Pro Tenn
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-11-21
Improvements al American Laundry.

Improvements at American Laundry.
The American Steam Laundry has
installed new sanitary steam gar
ment press, also new and complete
up-to-date dry cleaning plant, Bowser
system, the latter being located in a
separate room which has been added
to the back of the building with all
underground connections. They have
secured the services Of Mr.. Charles
M. Watson to take charge of the
cleaning, dyeing and hat department
Mr.. Watson has had fifteen years ex-
perience in this line and comes highly
recommended as an expert feather,
fur and glove cleaner.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-11-21

army will march to the church for
the mission service.
Subject of sermon tonight: "The
Good Old Way"
THE COTTON MARKETS.

w. w. Daup, Rector.
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Matinee Races.

The Eagle is authorized to an
nounce that on Thanksgiving after
noon matinee races will be run at the
Dellwood park track. The principal
race of the day will be between Baron
Hal and Frank, Bryan's two we'll
known racers. They will be matched
in mile heats, best two in three.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-11-21
Card Of Thanks.

| wish to thank the many friends
who kindly helped me in the Dixie
contest just closed; and to especially
thank Mr.. and Mrs. Fairman for their
kindness in awarding me the second
prize, beautiful bicycle, for which
they have my sincere thanks. Wish
ing continued success to the Dixie.
Willie Mae Collard.
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MISS GRACE SMELLING
Graduate Nurse
Phone 563
DEEDS, NOT WORDS.

Bryan People Have Absolute Proof Of
Deeds at Home.
It's not words but deeds that prove
true merit.
The deeds of Doan's Kidney Pills,
For Bryan kidney sufferers,
Have made their local reputation.
Proof lies in the testimony Of Bryan
people who have been cured to stay
cured.
Mrs. s. E. Beard, 70 Robertson St.,
Bryan, Texas, says; -Four years ago
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AmuSementS


"'The Girl from Toxic, which was
the oifering at the Dallas Opera House
last night, Is all for laiighing pur-
poses. Edmund Forde has the prihci-
pal masculine role in this company
and Julia Morton is the girl from
Toxic. These and the others of the
cast, of whom there are several, all
worthy OF personal mention, totalize
a very amusing performance, and
there is no suggestion of the need of
acensor IN it. In other words, it is
q funny and clean and commendable
advertisement and not calculated to
give anybody headache"
The Girl from Toxic" will be the
attraction at the Colonial next Mon
day night, November 25. Seats were
placed on sale this morning.
Arizona republican., 1912-07-21

sent by Secretary c. B. Wood to B large number of Phoenix citizens, ask ing them to meet with the commission at four o'clock. The object is to as- certain the extent to which the peo- pie of thIs city can be relied upon to support the fair this year.
 In these letters the secretary calls attention to several facts. One of them is that tile commission will be under the necessity of asking for consider able state. appropriations for succeed ing years for the purpose of making permanent improvements and the diff ficulty of obtaining such appropria tions un'ess the people of this city re- spond liberalIy in the matter of sup port. MT. Wood also points out that Phoenix profits to the extent of about s300,000 annually because of the fair and that the total amount which resi-