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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-19

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West
Bridge number so between Section
Is and 22 Township 3 North, Range 6
West
Bridge number ST. between Section
ana s Township 6 North, Range 81
West
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B ana 8, Township North, Range n
West
Bridge number So. between Section
3 and ). Township North, Range 3
Vest
Bridge number 80, between Section
and 3, Township 9 North, Range :
West.
Bridge number 81, between Section
rs and 33 Township 8 North, Range
West
Bridge number 81, between Section
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West
Bridge number 08, between Section
z and y, Township 5 North, Range .
West
Bridge number gl between Section
z and s, Township 3 North, Range 6
West.
Bridge number 50, between Section
l3 and "a, Township 6 North, Range .
West.
Bridge number 96, between Section
and 5, Township S North. Range
West.
Bridge number a7 between Section
Is and 80, Township S North, Range
West.
Bridge number gS, between Section
27 and "a, Township s North, Range
West.
Bridge number 90, between Section
28 and 2d, Township 9 North, Range
West
Bridge number 100, between Section
6 and 3l Township 5 North, Range
West.
Bridge number l0l, between sectioT
/ ia and %, Township 10 North Range
4 West.
Bridge number 1O2, between sectiol
II and "a, Township North, Range
West.
Bridge number$l03, between sectio
Z and Is, Township Z North, Range
! West
Bridge number l0i, between sectio
9 and To- Township 9 North, range
! West
Bridge number 1O5, between sectio
i Z and ~, Township Q North, Range
West
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4 80 and 8i, Township North, Range
s West.
Bridge number lO7, between secti'
n and %, Township s North, hmge
s West.
Bridge number los, between sectil
N q and 81, Township 6 North, Range
y West
Bridge number 1O9, between Sect
IN IA and Is, Township North, Range
West
Bridge number no, between Sect
ln 20 and 70, Township North, Rang'
G West.
Bridge number ~, between Sect
On 2 and 9, Township 4 North, Range
West.
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on i6 and II, Township 4 North, Rang
to West
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on is and 10, Township 4 North, Rang
) West
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on 8 and s2. Township s and 3 Noi
Range 5 West
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on 81 and 90, Township p North RAJ
g Z and West.
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on Sections ga, S5. 26 and % corner
! s Township North, Range Z West.
THAT the election therefor shall
ION held on the 5th day Of November +
E and the names Of the judges for e
voting precinct shall be as follows
ion heidelberg Precinct
/. s JB. Pilgrim. Judge.
y A. Smith, Inspector
ion r. J Long, Inspector
e 8 Norge Precinct.
Henry Phillips, Judge
ion j. H. BoWersox, Inspector
e Clyde s. Baxter Inspector
Pursley Precinct.
ion r Pursley, Judge
e n Z. Phillips Inspector
g. Allison, Inspector
ion Denny Precinct.
e 0 W. L. Irwin. Judge.
p. # Woodbridge, Inspector
ion Jim Stvlev. Inspector
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-19

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-19

r 1st
For the Proposition
n 2nd
Against the above proposition.
II the voter desires to VOC for the
above proposition he shall stamp an
*" in the first square above; # be
desires to vote against the above p5op-
osition he shall stamp an * in tae
second square above.
Electors.
Qualified electors are: All persons,
male, over the age OF twenty-one
years, citizens OF the United States.
who could. on or before January ].
1865. vote under some form OF GOV
ernment, Or who then resided Ia some
foreign nation. or the liueal descend
ant oi such person, or could read and
write ans section pt the Constitution
Of the State, and had resided in the
State one year, in said county six
months and in mis- election preciuc,
thirty days next preceding the elec-
ton at which the question arises. and
who were not Within the excepted
classes enumerated in Section !. Ari
icle g. OF the Constitution Of The State
Of Oklahoma
ED b. JOHNS.
Chairman Board Of County
Commissioners.
lSeal)
Attest
J. d. LINDSAY, County Clerk
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-19

t. g James Inspector
Prairie Valley Precinct
q N. Davis. Judge
il. {. Gatewood. Inspector
W B Brown, Inspector
Poeaaset Precinct
Geo Moore, Judge
F. w. Fenress. Inspector
M h Daniels. Inspector
Bailey Precinct.
q. Thompson, Judge
~ II Chaffin, Inspector
NJ. NJ Callahan. Inspector
Bali Park Precinct.
J. n Douglas, Judge.
Neal Foster. Inspector
G. r. Kimbro, Inspector
caddo Precinct.
IL T. Baker Judge
J. A. Mollelt, Inspector
Fl. S. McDanlels, Inspector
Amber Precinct.
j. s. lkard Judge
JIG Thompson, Inspector
A. III Mitchell. Inspector.
Harrison Precinct
Geo. Hicks, Judge
f 4. Dutton, Inspector
Ed. Hicks, Inspector
Dutton Precinct.
W. W. Parsons, Judge.
W. W. Clark Inspector.
O. w Green. Inspector
Simpson Precinct.
Moore. Judge.
V. Simpson, Inspector
2. 4. Bailey, Inspector
Rush Springs Precinct.
c. A. Beason, Judge
G. IA Crittenden Inspector
Ed " Dent, Inspector.
Star Precinct.
W. " Kuykendall Judge
]. J. Lancaster, Inspector.
VIII Drewey Inspector.
Keesm Precinct.
Tom Charston, Judge
J. C. saylors, Inspector
c. + Compton, Inspector
lreton Precinct.
D. A. Wilson, Judge
J. w. Ryan, Inspector
E. A. Pike, Inspector
Bradley Precinct.
j. N. Hager Judge.
Joe Ray, Inspector
X. b. Cobb. Inspector.
Lucille Precinct
J. w Looney Judge.
|. Taylor, Inspector
D. l.. Hinkley Inspector
! Nlnnekah Precinct.
8 Clarence Wasson, Judge.
w. M. Dickinson, Inspector.
n b. Anderson, Inspector.
3 tiillsboro Precinct.
A. H. Smiley, Judge.
D II N. Kelley. Inspector.
w. A. Mollett, Inspector.
Alex Precinct.
n j. NJ. Gipson, Judge
s Fl. B. Holmes, Inspector
J, w. Morgan, Inspector.
U Washington Precinct.
5 C. II. Roady, Judge.
A. A. Fatheree, Inspector
IN A. f. Coleman, Inspector
verden Precinct.
J. S. Protzman, Judge.
on J. NJ. Phillips, Inspector
G. ". Milne, Inspector
Tuttle No. I Precinct.
on T. E. Hicion, Judge
f. P. Henry, Inspector
Geo. Nell, Inspector
on futile No. 2 Precinct.
G. d. Latham. Judge
A. L. Henry, Inspector
on r. S. Landrum, Inspector
u Morley Greek Precinct
N. II Rouse. Juage.
on q. J. Caldwell, Inspector
ge f. A. Dobbs, Inspector
Snow Hill Precinct.
src Isaac Watkins, Judge
in J. a. Jones, Inspector
Geo snow, CLERK.
be Vincent Precinct.
~ b. S Woloott, Judge
oh 4. I Sparks. Inspector
vs. c Friend, Inspector.
City Of chickasha, Ward No.
cinct !.
John Duncan, Judge
Ton Dalton. Inspector
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-19

Ward J., Precinct i-Tom Dalton,
Inspector: John Duncan, judge; J A.
Rose. clerk; r r. Baker, counter;
Gene RoseC counter, n r. Ielks. eoun,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-06
CITY NEWS.

Cotton blankets soc to $500 per
pair; wool $500 to $500. The Cen
Advertisement.
Buy Palm pancake -four and en-
JOY light, fluffy pancakes for tomor-
rows breakfast. Advertisement.
Flannelettes 10, 121a and 15c
yard, nice assortment at the Central.
Advertisement.
Masonic: Regular meeting or
Eagle lodge No. 70, A. f. & A. NJ,
T:30 o'clock Monday evening, October
z, 1912 Visiting brethren fraternally
invited. BY order of w. M. S. H.
Johnston, secretary, Advertisement
j. G. Blake, horseshoer, at the old
stand, sos Johnson street. Advertise
ment.
Ask to see the Amana fiannan
washed and shrunk, at the Central.
Advertisement
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-06
So so RECIPE FREE
FOB WEAK MEN
Send Name aid Address Today-you
Can Have It Free and be Strong
and Vigorous.

have IN my possession prescrip.
f,on for nerrors debility. lack of vipor
weakened manhood, failing meme,
and Iarns back brought On nv az.
cegsez. unnatural drains, or the fclli >
~ zor,ftl. fhat hf- cured go NAV,
wora and nervoua men right IN fhe3,
oyn Jsoraeg-wtthout any addition :,
beJT, Or medicine I think aver,
Tasn YFso gfghes &c regain Lis mani,
1 mr.. and vfrfIity quickly and oniat.
II s5o~il1 have copy. So have
Se.erros-.ed 10 Eend copy Of the nra.
ecrfrtion free ct charge, In riajn
c,vdinsrv geated envelope to any NAV
who viii write me sor IT,
Tbis prescription cones from nby.
s,oian VINO haa made special stuiy
Of men and / am convinced T. "a 4 .
anresf-acting combination for the cure
of deficient manhood and vigor fail.
ure ever put together.
think | owe IT to my fellow man
70 send them a copy In conf. nee go
that any man anywhere who liz weak
and discouraged with repeated fa.,res
may stop drut 'ng himself with harm.
full patent medici 7s. secure what
believe is the quickest-a. ting restora.
tive, upbuilding SPOTTOUCHING
reriedy ever devised, and so cue
himself at home quietly and quickly
Just drop me line like this: DR.. A.
Z. Robinson, 1881 Luck Building. De.
troit Mich. and viii send you a
copy of this splendid recipe In a plain
ordinary envelope free of charge. A
great many doctors would charge
$500 to $3.50 for merely writing out
entirely three. Advertisement
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-06
Mrs. Hood Died While Doctors Work
Over Her, Trying to Bring
Her Out of Mysterious
stupor.
NO REASON KNOWN
Was New Conner to keokuk and
Rooned With Her Husband on
Timea Street Where
Death Occurred.

A supposed case of suicide, but no
reason for such decd and the entire
absence of any bottle or any clue as
to the means, was investigated by the
police and coroner last night and this
morning. A woman named Hood,
who came here recently with her hus-
band and who had rooms at the
home of Mrs. McCaffrey at No. AT
Timea street died In her bed early
this morning and two physicians who
We're called gave their opinion that
she had taken some drug, but they
were unable to determine just what
it was without a more extensive ex-
animation
Hood is a carpenter and the pair
came here short time ago. Mr.. Hood
was employed on the Pond apart
ment houses and his wife secured
employment at the shoe factory. So
far as could be learned, the couple
got along we'll together and the hus-
band is at a loss for an explanation
for the suicide, if such it was.
Last night he came up town to get
shaved and had to wait for some time
in the barber shop. When he return
ed to his room, he heard his wife
snoring, something which she never
did and this caused him to think she
was ILL He saw she was in a stupor
and summoned medical aid. Two
physicians worked over tha woman
for an hour, but she died, and the
police and coroner We're summoned.
A careful search of the room failed
to reveal an empty bottle and just
what was the cause of death is yet to
be determined. The body was taken
charge of by an undertaking firm this
morning
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-06
CITY NEWS.

The best 10c outings in Keokuk
at the Central store, Seventh and
Main. Advertisement
Sweaters, sweaters the Central.
Advertisement.
Good silkoline comforters, cotton
filled s1.oo,; s1.5o and $500 and UP
at the Central. -Advertisement
A Weirather, deputy game war
den says the statement that only
three fishing licenses have been is
sued this season is incorrect. Mr..
Weiratber reports those holding IL
censes are Hodgins, Inman, Parker,
Agnew, Schaffer, Hudleson, Burt.
Johnson (Geo.), Johnson, e. CO, Mais-
er, Job, Hammond, Davis, Jones. Mr..
Weirather says the fishing license
should come direct from the state
game warden. Most of the fishermen
fish on the Illinois side and that is
out of Mr.. Weirather's jurisdiction.
The local game warden says that the
men whose names he has given have
their license and do not fish on re-
ceipts.
New dress goods soc, 75c and
s1o0 to $3.50 yarl, large line at the
Central. -Advertis
Two brothers answering to the
name of Carlson were hauled into the
police station late, Saturday night.
They were charged with drunkenness
and disturbance of the peace at
Twelfth and Main streets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-06
JUDGE Perry Dead.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.
PASADENA, Cal, Oct 5-Judge
Belmont Perry, descendant of Oliver
Hazard Perry and relative Of Oliver
Hazard Perry Belmont and August
Belmont, is dead here of apoplexy,
after an Illness of several weeks.
He was life long friend of Gov
ernor woodrow Wilson and in his
earlier life was power in the politics
of New Jersey.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-06
Why Not Try a Hammer?

What depth of tragedy lies be-
meath the following heart cry, which
rings out in an evening paper: Con-
slant Reader Can anyone tell me
what will certainly remove the glass
stopper in decanter containing whis-
ky? Several methods have been tried
but the stopper seems absolutely fixed
London Globe.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-06

pantry to your sink, and then to your cupboard!
You have seen in the above picture how many miles
OF steps the Hoosier YOU Think of having
work table, Your pantry Your kitchen cupboard! Com
bined in spot! Your salt at finger tips! Your
and dishes at arms engthi Your Spices flour and
sugar under hand Think of the hundreds of need
less the Hooser Cabinet would by having
everything conferred in spot.
Do you wonder that thousands of all
America clamong for this marvellous labor saving
Hooser Cabinet the remarkably easy club terms of
$500 week? Do you wonder that our allotment is lin
tied to paltry so cabinets?
No cabinet in the world equals the Hoosier the only
cabinet endorsed by the Saturday Evening Post Ladies'
Home Journal Good Housekeeping and thousands of
Americas Domestic Science Schoolsa cabinet which
the price is rigdly fixed by the manufacturer give
the benefit of the low cost of manuactureand delivery
you Immediately for s10O But hurry, Don't delay!
Join and be glad the rest of your life.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-06
Here is the Club Plan in Nut Shell

have been allotted Hoosier Cabinets
10 be sold on special club terms at the national price
liked everywhere by the manufacturers of this FAMOUS
Cabinet
SECOND-The advantage this plan is to give you
full benefit Of the saving that comes from the
enormous volume of Hoosier sales
women all America, Who like the so members of
Duncan-Schels club enrolling their once
Enthusiastically to only so and they shall
be sold special terms of s1.oO cash membership fee
and s100 weekly dues.
FOURTH-cabnets will be delivered Immediately pay
ment of membership fee to each member
F1FTHThose who Hooser theft
names at to avoid disappointment when the club is
filled Remember this opportunity is closed when so
members have joined.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-06

Keokuh is fast becoming city of Model Kitchens
Scarcely block but has house with Hooser CABINET
Save steps, You have model kitchen complete
with the Hoosier Cabinet Its compact arrangement
saves you time, labor and money, by saving steps.
You sit down to work at your cabinet You get
through quickly without being The Hooser
lfelnei Built of oak! Finished to endure long hard
use The helper you need and want 1t has no equal.
"a Model Kitchen the exclamation of
perenced housekeeper the moment she the Hoosier
in a friends kitchen
Il wouldn't trade mine for hundred dollars said
another enthusiastic owner
my Silent Servant" writes another.
Praises everywhere endless. 100000 women al
ready use Hooser Cabinets every day and the demand
seems constantly greater
Think quickly in this community handful Of
30 Hoosier will be selected for immediate dely
cry on great s00 week club plant Think how
much more your kitchen would be if should
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-06
Will Admit 50 to This Hoosier Cabinet Club
How the Club will Modernize 50 Kitchens

Fifty homes in and about Keokuk will have MODEL
Kitchen through medium of Duncan.schells great
"HoosIER' Cabinet Club Plan
Ihs Is the only opportunity, Houekeepers this CITY,
you will have this year to JOIN a real big aToosIER.
Acnen CABINET Club on the liberal membership
weekly
ms club plan differs greatly from other
conducted because is supervision OF THE
HOOSIER MFG. CO.
The plan enables everyone to own Hooser Cabinet
right away and begin every day from
the first. half million own Hoosier Cabinets
Inc demand SO great the club that
Mfg Co allows only limited allotment to each agent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-06

Where did buy Hooer Why at Schel You can't
and do know the Hoos
payment dollar;
cabinet the of $00 week
think Of that is if join the club boit
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-06
Now 50 More Keokuk Women VIII Have Model Kitchens

join this club of model housekeepers AMI merely by
ing s1oO begin saving miles Of steps in home
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-06

Alright, just minute while hat /
with you Doesn't kitchen
shall have hurry aeadv
joined the hope
"a few minutes later Mrs Brown had Cub
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-06
Three of cIty,s Best Known Gamblers
Are Indicted by Grand Jury Ac-
cordins to Partial
Report.
SERVE SATURDAY NIGHT
All Three Men Give Bond for Ap-
peararce Before District Court
When Arraisncd by Sheriff
crimmins.

Late SATURDAY night Sheriff Grim
minis served warrants upon three
gamblers who were indicted by the
grand jury. The three men who are
under the ban of the law are John
WheatIey, Jim Simmons and Jack
Luder. They were served by Mr..
Crimmins Saturday night and all fur
nished bond for their appearance in
the district court.
Attorney A. T. Marshall represented
the gamblers and secured the bail
for them. The bonds of Wheatley
and Simmons were approved by the
clerk Of the court but at late hour
last night Luders bond had not vet
been passed upon by Clerk. Lake.
Mr.. Lake could not be reached by
telephone last night and the signers
of the bond for the gamblers could
not be ascertained. This was also
true Of the amount of the bond.
/ The three gamblers indicted by the
Jury are said to be only part of the
sweep that that body has returned in
dictments against and more arrests
are looked for when the complete re-
port of the grand jury Is made the
latter part of the week. It is also
said that a large number of the Third
street gambling element have already
left town. rather than face the ques-
tons that will be put to them by rep
resentatives of the states attorneys
office.
Z Nearly all the indictments returned
by the grand jury are of minor inter
est, none of the big cases that have
attracted public attention having
been given out.
Murder Case.
/ James Tucker, who shot John
Towne at Eleventh and Main streets
a short time ago, was indicted for
murder in the first degree. Tucker
was arrested shortly after the murder
and has been in jail since the shoot
ing. AS he admitted the murder
there was no question as to the in
dietment.
Charles Stanton will be brought
before the court to answer for the
breaking in and robbing of the home
of Henry Weyand last May Stanton
did the work in daytime and was
quickly caught. He did not secure
anything of great value.
Frank Flint, who shot George Rich
ards in the finger on September 18th,
was charged with intent to kill The
quarrel originated over woman and
she has since married Richards.
William Dunn. who shot Commits
sioner T. J. Hickey last spring was
not indicted, the case being still I'M
der advisement. There has been
much talk to the effect that this case
would be dropped and unwillingness
to push the charge is thought to be
the reason that an indictment has
not yet been returned Dunn is board
ing in the JAIL A full report of the
jury is expected in another week.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-06

join this club housekeepers AMI merely by pay
ing s0O begin saving miles of steps in home
Leave the Drudge Trail
DuncanSchell will put this Silent Servant in your
home lucky so. You economic time and labor;
makes your work scientific; gives TWO or THREE
hours extra leisure daily for life.
DuncanSchell has made this club plan SO liberal that
every housekeeper Hooser Cabinet Scores
will enroll Immediately. Memberships will be taken
rapidly that is difficult to how quickly the club will
close.
The best plan is TO get early the list and
have Servant" delivered with the
others right away merely few $10u weekly dues
Join Duncan-Schells Hooser Club tomorrow morning
A few days delay may be too late
VIII You Be "Hoosier" Member?
How many times daily do you walk around yonr kch
en-? your to your kitchen table; from
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-06
Leave the DRUDGE Trail
Will You Be "Hoosier" Member?

How many times daily do walk around Your kitch-
en-? From your to your kitchen table, from
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The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1912-10-12

fused. Mississippi was united with
Georgia for Mr.. Davis. and he would
have been elected beyond a doubt II
the delegates had been pOlled- The
convention had been extremely harmO-
NOUS until the election was gone into.
81 must say for the information OF
those who do not know OF Mr.. Davis
work In the order that the Odd Fellows
In Georgia have grown very strong nu-
merically and financially since he be-
came active ten years ago. A debt Of
$1,000 has been wiped out and thou
sands OF dollars placed in bank.
THE $4,000 state headquarters now
going up in Atlanta is a monument to
his industry. he will continue to labor
for the upbuilding Of the order and will
ask the support Of every loyal Odd Eel
low for his election as grand master at
the next B. NJ. c."