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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-08
9r. Galbtpen:

9r. &aIbmeG:-
Seq %slasebes i en- Marrette af boarlig Gorbsielfe
og sFpritoppelIe meb ale bereS l1enper. iaa Tom Sbin1=
melbeb, @OoebpiMe % alminbeliat Slbebeinbenbe.
Seq foriegfe 1ere Mtibler ubea %gaeiultat, %uubtasen en-
niblertibia Sinbring. Gor en- 2io fiben blep ieg o,1=
:befalet galbtpells SDrrp Yepfin. og bet ct mig en- sypr=
nejere at 1nebbele, at benre Mebicin nit TiIfpIbe bar
bit iia at bore bet leg tiltren9te. Seq bar bru9t fere
Glaifer meb bet bebfte %sReiultat. og leg ct o~oerbeoift
ON. at bet hill bringe mig ben Sur ie9 pentebe. Sea bill
loltib holhe bette n9rbifuIbe M,bbeI / NIT Sus.
6. 81. SBrenien,
3644=3rb Mpe. Sp.
WinneoppIt8. Minu.
81. galbtpell:-
9of for grspen al Snrup Yepitn. Set er ben bebs
.ite Wtebietn leg no9enfinbe bar bruqt. Seq rtaa gaa
treble Wtil til ct Mpotbef.
Silia 8. 9a9lanb,
8reaneb. Sberige.
81. gaIbmeIl:-
Seq mobto9 9eres Yrbpeflafte al @pr1lp Bep5in %
1e9, bar tiSbt en- requlrr }laife / bet ~n9rrneite Mpptbef.
get nirfer ubut9rtet, ug ieg bill lite unbp9re BET nit
6us.
9eter 9anien,
n. s. $. Nr. 1, Dor 10,
Boelu8. Neb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-08

at tage Sen Mrp Up, bore 6e6re bar
efterlaot %, fommenoe 5lRgter to-
ger MrDen op efter os, og 6erfor
ltaor ri life Blot os lelp, men ogloQ
Dem til %9lnipar, og ri ifal frugtbor-
gi6re, bort Mrbejoe til Danmarfs
sGre og 6remgang; @elo og 2pffe
fplge bort 6p0relano. Set lepe!
Gienoumsialg. Yroprieter Niels
9orien Far iol9t ~@pjitrupgoor6" /
Gemme0rup til ftp. Eroprieter IS.
Gbritenl en-, @a6ltrllp, for 100000
&r. Eil @oar0en barer ITO Sor.
2an6 me0 10 S6r. &ortforn.
- Hroprieter &rar,1p Sic bar
io1gt uMgrbolt", 115 Tor. 2ono,
til Gbr. 8or11p ior 10000 Sir.
- Malleeier &rag, Npoe M9lle>
bar fipbt g. ,5pen6lcns @aar6 i
@gebjerg beo @orlens for 10000
&r.
Erpprieter $. 2orien bar
iolgt ~g1e6rogoor0" i 5fee meo so:
Srb. 9ono til neutrality-suspicious.
@lorbo, &jpbenbopn, for $4,000
ST..
Spbsfalo, Holtor Spbm S6or=
balls Teterleat, @erlufsmagle, er
pln6ielia ofgooet he's 0p0en al cit
@lo6prop, 81 Star ganmel.
- Sl1ltitsroao $. s. @licbfelot,
&iborg, er afgaaet peo 066g1, rs
@ar gommel. 9licbfcl0t, Ser bar
Nio6er al 9o%nnebrog, bao0e i en-
lengere Morreffe pnret gfspeoi=
tionscbef / &reoitforel1il1gen al ipo=
tie 2an6eienoomsbe liboere.
- Gbp. @enerolfoni>1l 8. @iim
ct ofgoaet pc6 0e0en, 50 Mor 81.
Gen afopoe, ser / en 9el Star bap=
De opbolot fig / 6ra1frig, fog /
|Girierne @rosi ererborgerlfa6 / SIP
benbobn, hpor ban / 1905 blep &C.
neralfoni11l for 9olipio. &eo uo=
forbrenbe Nrtifler milteoc ban paa
Observation-Disclosures Ioronleoni119
Ibenne Sitting for Ell Gel Nor il
Den. SON bar ienerc 81. a. Meoz
orbei6er pe6 ga Mrpuc Gtploma=
ttq11e" / Boris oa llogiuer oa Me=
Ibaftdr al ltaeblooet ~TrorelmOet".
- 5agfdrer Sbof Gbrol1c CIR al
gaoet peo Gp6en, 60 9(or gamn1el.
|@i6en 1906 hoooe ban lloferelien
al beneiicercbc Soger,
T Fonolege, S1,ltitsrooo 1pn-
bor9=6riis / Sibrrina er ofgooct
.be6 Dp0en otter lnngere Sios @pg=
Dom, 60 Nar gommel. Gen of6poe
.bar l%t6fol6et en- fortienltfltlo &irf=
Iombe6 for 8eporelie al &e1oips=
iels Tortibsminoer oa bar Mebittf>
ter og til iin 0e6 9e6er al @en6=
ipsieIs hiitoriifc Somfuno.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-08

frem / 8egDnoelien al Ttrierne eller
oeromfring. S 2iteraturen par Map=
meme: Sang, Manien, @smon, paa
jScenen: &arl Mant5ius. Mnno
Bloch, emma Sbomien, Yorl Miel=
lien.
vi Dem pinOer en0l1u fun 6rl1
8locb / iammc @genlfob lon1 / IL
me fprlte Ebeateroar. 6orlpngit
bor Nanlen lugt fit eget Snltrun1ent
tiliioe for at ipir1ge Eaftltoffen oper
!port ~lterlte literere Orfeiter, mems
AEonl Nielien fra Sfl1eipiller ct Die
bet S~nltruftpr. emma Gbom ien.
Sang, gsnlann er 0poe, og fprleoe1l
traf &arl Mont5ius Jig tilboge,
tret = Bitter 49,.
/ Suo boltigt bar 9}i0tet.
Mellcm @erman Bang % &url
Mant5ins innes ser fun at bapc
brret foa @erprin9spunfter. Gen
etle ct lturt, genialt Barn, operipl-
1on1, baltig til Selnopgipelie, GENT
alt=l1nip: Sen onoen mpuoig, flog,
itffer. 50 Mo6ietninger, fl1t10e set
ie no til.
% ooa = oog beboter man npp=
pc at aoo ipn0erlia opbt ior at fi11=
Sc en- 9i9bc0 tro0s alt. Gen enc
ifjulte mooifc, UNDER Ell 9iaters
Sam, en- mere brn1oenoe 2englel
moo 9ipets Nealiteter, eno man al
min6eliguis trnfte Jig set: ielp paa=
ltoo Sang, at bon llet fife nor mo-
gen Tigtcr, men finn Momnntprfots
ter / Strait al en- &iljcsnnlpu11belle,
% Set Ell EFT ficnnt Sag. at ban en-
Sis puifeoc Jig en- Nolt iom en- Mrt
80 i'
oonlf &pmn1i5'nrill5 pnn Nslun0.
Scarf Mantai11s' fire og liot fj9lige
Sptruocrl bcrimno 0rffer 1ttpipl=
lonlt ppcr lol1gt ltprrr 6gleliesltprfe
% ct mere brull0enoc temperament,
ems n1o11 olminOeligpis far foreltil=
let fig set. SelDe bans Mflfe0 pes
,Sbeatrct tpbcr bcrpoa.
+; Gillan1mcn tngnc CT Be to Nau1c
ct aploigt llotrpf for oeres literprc
ng f1u1ltlerilfc Gomtio.
&uugebcip9ct i Suns @uucoitao.
Sra Obenle berettes:
S N%nle0nin9 al Gbriltlan ocn 9ti=
|e1oeS Mptteritatl1eS Mfllprin9 og
&ongebelp aet bcr, bar @pen rig1
flagimpftet. Yoa @anegouroSploo=
len por Scr Stag poa hegge Sioer
,lo az Otter Gtotionspei.
&eo &ongetpqets Mntonit til
.O6enle @totip1l por til 5terc Stitt=
amtlnono. @qmmerberrc @inonp
!Sbenic @p$ chile % Mtilltpre Git
beosma110, Nmtsraaoets % Nprao'
bets Wfc0len1mcr lan1t Set luGprere
' 6orrctnilgsllopalg for Stotlle1
Gtotsrooo S. 8. Gbriitcnien, 8og>
banolcr Milo, Mebuftpr 9repcr
+, Nl9e11t Sons Nnoreien~ og Soone-
'fogco 8. @arrielt ira &illcrup.
GnbpiOerc bar m1pot Torlparsbrp=
orene, &aabenbrpOrenc p9 @oroc=
f%preni1gen. &e0 Nnfoml ten nobrog=
tcs Ser ct 9epe for &%ongcporrct. y
Otter at sc fongcligc @erifaber
bopoc forlaot Soget, 6lep ser al
.iefs al 8pens Gamer oberraft BE
fpngelige Gamer 8,tfetter. Stift=
amtman6en bol6t 0erefter en- fort
Sale, bpori ban taffe6e Sc &ongelige
flor oeres Nerpnrelie % u6bragte
ct 2epe for set fongelige oanife @us.
Dcrcfter bar Ser Sur / Sentela=
len, bporpoa Sc &ongelige figrte til
|&ongens &ane for at operppre Nf-
%ileringen.
J a(offen 100 anfom SC til Som
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-08
@n lillc &iitorie nm Ecarp,

G11 lille AtltDrte pm FcdrD. -
Moolo Mmlr1oien iprtrller en- lille
|@iltorie ON Yrorp. ion1 gonife go6t
|belpier Dans &arofter. 81 bar paa
Sci til 8aibington, ga Eoget plro=
ielig itan6ie6e; hi bap6e figrt en-
Wan6 ODER. Seq ito6 no for at je,
bba6 Der bar pasieret; YeorD blep
ii66en6e. Da ieg fom tilboge, for
talte ieg bam, bba6 ser bar ifet.
Manoens lemleIteoe Sig ligger lige
Der uoenfor Daren," iaeoe ieg.
Rearp iaa ct 9jeblif op fra Sen
apis, ban leite /.
~So ioo!" iag0e ban og leite ro-
Zig btoere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-08

gems @auc> bpor Ell Mennel fem9ng=
Sc paa flere Iuiinoe baD0e forlamlet
fig. Weo 5tatuen par oprnarl cberet
ct 9Grestompogni UNDER &ommanoo
al &optain 8osle.
ga De &ungelige unfon til @ouen,
lpilleoe Megimentsmuiifen @onner=
maricben. gfter at &ongen bapoe
pas leret 9Ere5fpmpagnicts Sront.
tog DC &ongelige Yloos : BET rejlte
|Selt.
Ierite Gel al Ell &antate, for
fottet al 5tift5proplt 2iit5bsft, blep
aflungel1, bporefter gtutsroao Gbri=
|itenien poo &omiteens Gegl1e toffeOe
De &ongclige, foroi Sc bap0e pitt
2plniteen Sen 9grc og @lp0c at
%fon1n1e til Stebe.
Mon bap0e poo Sun pnifet at
bore mco / 9eppgelicn for at be0re
Song Gbriition Sen Nienoc, og BEN
nc Stott1c bar I'LL reilt JON l1otrpf
for Ben 9pjagtcllc, 9engipe1beo pg
Iofnen1meliobeo, ale nureoe for Ben
benfarne riooerlige Monarf. Noar
Ser par bengoaet loa lang Sis mel
lem, at Seilutningen blep tagel1 og
@tatuen blep rejlt, bar @rlu1oerl
Sen, at oct bonoe peret &omiteen
mo9tpooliogenoe, at Mi1oesmerfe4
blep rejlt peo @jGlp al mango og
lnnoo giorog ira Sp og 0ano.
Golerel1 brugtc pon &pmiteen5
Segne en- Gof til 9%ille0bugger Nrcl
I&unlcn, til SiOro1poernc oA til
|S0enie @prooo for bets Gillooelic
til at relic Stotlrcn / &ongcns @ope.
|Sil iiblt operleuereoe Saleren poa
&omiteen5 &egne Gtotuen til Sbcnlc
8p.
9erpou .ialot 0pffet llnoer 6nr=
ruraab, bporcfter Torlomlingen az
iong:. Song Gbriltion ltob nco bpien
Moit".
5tatllel1, ser CT n1p0ellcret al 9il=
lc0blggcr Nrcl &onlcn, CT u1hragt
poa cit hai Soffel, poa bpiS Scribe
ltoor: uGbri1tion TX, &on9e al
Gonmorf".
Yaa p%enltre She fi1,oeS BET oa1lfe
&ooben mes Sn6ifriften: IS 5fjo(=
Set ipril1qer 2ppcr, og @icrtcr itoor /
@runb".
Naa bpjrc SIDE itaar: ~6renntio$
j5ol meo Iremtios Spncr itiaer ooer
gon,lc Gonmarfs Migc". oa "Sunec
|Siocr lon %friltco, Donn1orfS Soe
.''. .' r..
ieif honl npr". 'H3-~a
Yoo @ogliocn itoor: vTaot 1918,
'&onge 1867
! Gnoelig leles pao f~orrclte She
|of &eitcrs 6ooitpffe &onaer1s %ol9=
lpro0: vMcb @l1o for sGrc OF
Mct".
&elc W}inocsn1urfct cr s Dieter
brit og icluc Mptterltaltcn 1H Sang
notl1rlig Stdrre1ic. Minocslnrrfet
er rcjit tor giorog fra Suns Stift.
@orameiter 8locb mo6toa poo @p=
ems @egnc Min6esmerfet og loneoe
at hpIbe set bit / sore. Sol, lint
teoc mes ct 9epe for Song Gbriltion
sen Sicnoc.
Song Gbriitiun toa oereiter Or
set og ltotolte o1ntrent felaenoe:
vYao 5Ingtens og egne Se9ne
.bringer jeg en- opbtfplt Tof til 8i=
6ragD6erne, &l1nltneren og alle, Der
bar me6pirfet til @eisningen al Bette
1muffe Minoesmerfe for min Seo=
ltefa6er. &erttl pnifer jeg at fnptte
en- Eof for SEN imuffe Mootagelie
/ Gag-og for gprameltercns Orb til
0ronninaen oa mig.
Get CT MI os hinge, Iom ifal til
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-08

ltLSDuuI Vul W. NIIIeu W -
u6nrpnt til @tatsruu6.
@ulet @pjifple. 5fomIiugshanfe
&piifole er al @piifoleforitanoer
&immelitrup lolgt til @ejifolelprcr
Slof SEEMS, Nprre Mlilep @pilfole
pao Sallter.
st @ns til Is &roner. &pnfebp<
&epninga 5ogneraao far facet
M%mtsroooets Gillaoelic til at lelge
set gamle 6ottigbus / Epinoe til
Meobrponing for IS &roner.
Gn MI 5lass @bisiIoe. @n
@aorbeier / &%oriensegnen baooe I
5teoet inr at lape @pltgilbe mco
Cams for fine isolf inobl,ot ocm alle
til It @elpg i !@urienS Sbeater.
Anplb % Sut. st Yor Spillin9er
lfulOe forleoeu Opbes / Ell Strife
O6eti1e. 'Stor nar ErGltens Jor-
feroeIje, 81 6obcreu %furlangte, De
ifuIDt beooc = &nolo % Sot.
81" ulpffelige ltn9er!
st Turilas. Naitur uite @irteool
fore laor / rTreosblaoet", at 2on=
marfs noroenoc &onge Ell &inter be-
logger en- goo @piifole, for at bah ton
fon.ulc til at fienbe 8pn6eungoom<
. men.
Sm! 6m! You Ell eng peo &ar-
0ers tar en- Mor,o fanget Ell Mal
poo 5 HunS. Gen bar lun lt9rt,
at Mon0en iiplge ~&a1locrS %enltre'
bloo" iprlt iii @l>gt meo Den e1ter
9 liners bi0lig &omp.
@erpmt 6ing;t brebt. S Oper'
purelie al 6 9eltprcliesmeolemmer
v@orlen5 @eiteoplforening", blep Den
fienote @inglt vMlorup M1nfeoal"
forleoen Sag llooet neo. 5felettet ct
ler1ot til 9anobo1pilfole,1. Singltcn
fe0tes 1896 og lit 8ongepr91nte
S0enie 1900.
Gn 2itcr @rcnocuin um Sagen,
St jgoif Spgneraa0 mpOtog forleoen
ct MnOroNenoe fra en- gammel Smart
ON iorbpjet Observation-Disclosures.
Sans Segrlln0elle par, at BrGnoe=
pin par blepen laa Opr, og Der meO.
fu(gtc Silag, bpproi Ser fremgtf, al
BON oruf en- 2iter ON Dage11. 9og=
neruaoet nugteOe Dog MnOragenoet
!Nrocrstcgnet for 2unbpuitbaSc 10,
lang % trn Sjeneltc CT TIBET Eolt
m1ncne: Sens 6onlcn gurl lieu, Nil
ocrs Sprenlcn, Sirfcrpo, Sprcn 9en
riflcn, 3D., G6riltcn @onlen, 9o6ro
Sercn Mnbcrlen, %prbas'c pr. Gum
oerlfop, Gorl 5. Gobl, Spentrup pr
Monoers, Sens &illumien, &oSfiloe
% MnOers oorien, @ollpbp pr
&ollp.
Striocn i 2cmuig. Set me60eleI
pifiriclt, at UNDER /. Sftober ct 8p
1o9eo ua 9plfriper / 9empig &ieb
1tao lanlt @erre6sioge0 og 5fripe1
/. Sfoobpr9 Sanoful0 @erreoer Sal
Demor @crl,tb otter Mnlpgning pat
Gruno al 5pogelisbeo oilfcoiget
Naaoe og n1eo Yeniion ira oct q
ham befleOte @m16eOe ira Sen 81
Sftpher ). q. at regnc.
Sur jtrrf CIT Snaps. llnDe'
8rorbcn pou Spritfa6riffcn uTor
trno" fun0c nta11, forteller ~9obrl
9ogbloo", le s(ol / Masiepis fomm'
up til Maens SperfluOe for at truff'
@ejrct. Ser bar oabeubart fomn1el
lao meget Sprit no / Moen, at Sc
par blepen Tilfene for iterf el
Snaps. Man loa ligelebes &ejc'
frpbe op og iGtte Jig iait pao Sol
pGrfet.
lofjGatnine al Spiritns pe'
Marfeoer. S 0ronninglun0 5ogne
ruoo bar Scr ii. vMfbolos0og6lo6e
&eiorm" purct ltillet 6orilog on
6orbuo mos ll0lfienfning al Spi
ritl1s pes olle Morfeoer / &om1nl
acr, oAioo peO Sjollerl1p @eltemor
feo / Sum-, BET ltpr] t. / gurppo
6orbl,oet peotoges for Sc minor
Marfeoers Seotommen0c, for Sum
Marfeoets GcOfommenoe forfojte6e
set mc0 10 %Stcmn1cr moo s. SsSuni
Murfebet plcjer at bore Be p9t q
800 8epnrtertelte fra ale @gn
af spllano.
Saumarf, Ociltuit &nn1pr
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-18
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STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
RESULTS YESTERDAY

Columbus 2, Louisville f.
Kansas City 4, Minneapolis 6.
Toledo-lndianapolis; wet grounds.
Milwaukee-sr. Paul: wet grounds.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-18
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sTANpIMa 81 TnE TEAMs.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Chicago 8, New York 3.
Philadelphia 7. Cincinnati 1.
Boston 5, ST. Louis 4
Brooklyn 7, Pittsburg 3
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-18
A CRACK SHOT

Johnny Bakers sharpshooting viii
be sure to arouse general enthusiasm,
when the Wild West and Far East
comes to town, for he is a marksman
Of unsual skin. When Col Cody's ex.
hibition visited Monte Carlo, during
its four years abroad, Mr.. Baker gave
a shooting exhibition before the Monte
Carlo Gun club. and as a result Of his
expertness in contests with club mem
bers and in his displays, he was pre-
sented with cup as IN appreciation
of his skill He shoots g'.ss balls with
unerring aim and performs trap shoot
ing feats Of great variety while posed
in all sorts Of positions.
At Chickasha on Saturday, septem-
Der 21st.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-18

The MONEY uhic.s yCu SPEND
st HOME HAY CONE BACK Tc
fous SEND II AWAY AND YOU
BE f No MoaE
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-18
First published Sept. IS, 1929
NOTICE OF SALE.

State Of Oklahoma, County Of Grady.
IN the Superior Court.
S. C. Fox, Plaintiff, VS.. Pete Heifner
and Walsie n. Heffner. Defendants.
Notice is hereby given that pursu-
ant to an order Of sale issued out OF
the Superior Court in said cause OF
said County and State and to me de-
scribed, commanding me to offer for
sale and sell to the highest and best
bidder for cash in hand
Lots (3) Three, Ci) -Four and (5l,
in Block (22D Two Hundred and
Twenty-ore, in the City Of Chlckasha
said County and State, as shown by
the recorded plat thereof, to make the
sum Of s6i9.1O and costs Of said cause
and accruing costs.
win, on the 18th day Of October
1912, sell said above described prop
erty to the highest and best bidder for
cash in hand, at the south door OF the
Court House, in the said City Of Chick
asha, between the hours OF 10 a. m
and p. m. on said day, to-wit; Al
the hour Of 2.00 D. m
JOHN C. LEWIS, Sheriff.
By J. a. THOMPSON, Deputy.
9-lS-8Od
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-18
TIE occlDzNr AND ORIENT.
Meet IN the Arena Of Buffalo Bllps
Wild West and Pawnee Bills
Far East.

Two sides Of the earth are reflected
m typical scenes with the Wild West
and Far Easti men of many nations
are shown IN representative deeds and
pastimes. There win be western his
tory pictures. Indian abtile and an
Oriental spectacle to illustrate the
attributes Of Occidantals ana oriea.
tails Tie Far East scene viii reflect
vista Of the Sahara. is camel cara.
vans ana native Bedoulns. A party
Of tourists are shown in a visit 10 the
pyramids and sprinx. There begins a
parade Of the eastern tribes ana peo
ple coslamel and equipped ia native
paraphernalia. on foot and mounted on
cameis, and soon the arena Is filled
with a moving pageant oI rilliant
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-18
CFirst published Sept. iS, 1929
CITY NOTICE FOR BIDS.

Chickasha. Okla Sept 10, 1912.
Sealed bids will be received by the
City OF Chickasha for 500 feet OF 2lk
inch standard fire hose. to meet fol
lowing requirements, to-wit:
Said bids TO be addressed to City
Clerk and received by him not later
than October 2, 1912 The price sta,.
cd shall be per foot delivered F. O B.
cars. chiekasha Shipment to he made
within thirty days after awarding con.
tract Same 70 be settled for within
thirty days after delivered Council
reserves right to reject any and all
bids w. H. BURGESS,
9Al3-l0t City Clerk.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-18

color AS a particular feature Of the
spectacle BedOuin athletes and aero
bats. Japanese jugglers and necro-
mancers, Whirling Dervishers and
other sEiillul experts win demonstrate
various feats q agility and strength.
The whole scene viii be typically Ori-
entail. in marked contrast TO the Wild
West section of the united exhibition,
which retains all the stirring features
that makes it so famous as a realis-
tic replica Of our history
At Chickasha on Saturday, Septem-
Der 81
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-18

Running up and down stairs, sweep
ing and bending over making beds VIII
not make a woman healthy Or beaut
full She must get ont Of doors, walk
a mile or two every day and take
Chamberlain's Tablets to improve her
digestion and regulate her bowels. For
sale by ali dealers. d&p
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-18

Few. If any. medicines, have met
with the uniform success that has at
tended the use OF Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and DiaThoea Remedy The
remarkable cures Of collie and diar-
rhoea which it has effected in almost
every neighborhood have given Il a
vide reputation For sale by all deal
ers d&w
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Ladies, 40 nor write your invita-.
tions to social functions. Let The
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text-type used. Prices
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write them. Cards and envelopes tc
match. Very latest designs.
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Pauls Valley Branch.


without jar shock Or disturbance. is
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space We wonder at such ease Of
natures movement, and 50 do those
who take Dr. Kings New Life Pills.
No gripping. no distress, Just thorough
work that brings good health and fine
feelings. 25c at Brown & Co.'S d&w
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soreness Of the muscles, sprains and
pains, you would never fish
to be without q. For sale by all deal.
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sTANDlNG OF The TEAMS.
REsULrs YEsTERpAY.

Cleveland 4-3. Boston 80.
III others postponed; rain.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1912-11-14
An Example Of Darinq.

During the hottest fighting in the
6mpka pass the leading battalion of the
Russian General Dragomiroff's division
recoiled before hailstorm of Turkish
bullets. The general was very stout
person and had the appearance of {
peaceful German professor. But whe1
he saw his men recoil he dismounted
and walked slowly to and fro along 8
ridge swept by the enemy's bullets
He was hundred yards in advance O,
the men, occupying the position they
had abandoned. After staying there
for awhile without being touched hi
shouted back to the battalion: "Wha,
are you doing, you geese? Did yot
think there was danger here? I dom,
find any" The men responded with 8
roar Of cheers, doubled up to him anG
charged so fercely that the Turks were
forced to retreat.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1912-11-14
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO

I F. 8 IS 81 & . : 4 Z Z as = :
Chute Bros. are to bank 9, 600, OO(
feet of logs this winter for the
Northern Lumber Co.
Edmund Young Of Baldwin is not
Improving nearly as fast as his
friends would like to see, but he is
gaining slowly.
j.. T. D. Sadley has been improy-
ing his upper mill property lately,
and has just finished building com
plete new flume.
The writer spent the greater part
of last Thursday in Elk River. The
town continues. to improve right
along although business is very dull
there this fall.
DR.. Tarbox was called in from Elk
River in hot haste on Monday to
attend Miss Lizzie Gates of Wyanett,
who was seriously indisposed but is
now improving. -s
Miles Blakney arrived home on
oaJurday evening after an absence
of several months. Miles has been
working for John Hope of Hancock
and speaks very highly of him as an
employer.
A crowd of local sportsmen boarded
a handcar on Sunday and started uE
the road with the intention of bag.
ging some cartridges. They (the
sportsmen, buns or whatever you
have a mind to call them) brought
up at Bridgman and dined at the
Travellers Home, where Landlord
Mallette and his good wife served {
splendid repast. The gang did not
see any cartridges but had a glorious
time.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1912-11-14
An Unexpected Conclusion,

A mistress was summoned in a Lon
don court for having dismissed a serv.
ant girl without due notice. The de-
PENDANT pleaded that the servant was
80 voracious that she could not keel
her in food. The judge after hearing
the evidence inquired Of the defendant
"Will four and sixpence a week keer
her?" "Not nearly" replied the lady
will 6 shillings?' continued the judge
mo; that would not keep her." replied
the defendant, feeling that in the
Judges hands her case was gaining
strength. 'sNow take care" said the
Judge, "and answer cautiously. Will
shillings?' 1T takes g." said the de.
PENDANT. Every WE'LL" said the Judge
Then you must pay her 8 shillings 8
week as board wages for one month";
London Mail.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1912-11-14
SAVING A WORK OF ART.
Ingenious Scheme Of a Restorer Of
Damaged Masterpieces.

Damaged Masterpieces.
An instance Of the ingenuity exer.
cised by restorers Of damaged master.
pieces of painting is afforded by the
rescue of a famous painting now own.
ed by the widow of the late John Hay,
secretary Of state.
Mr.. Hay had Il Madonna by Botticel
II which was painted on a wooden
panel at least 400 years ago. The
wood had begun to crack, and it was
feared that the painting would be
ruined. but u restorer was found who
said he could save it.
The first step was to paste thin strips
Of tissue paper on the face OF the pic.
ture, pressing the paper into the un'
even surface of the paint. Layers were
added until u thick body of paper con.
cealed the picture.
Then the picture was turned over,
and the restorer began to sandpape1
the board away. After many months
OF careful work he had all the wood
removed. and nothing but the paint ad,
hered to the paper. A piece of linen
canvas was then glued to the paint,
and the work Of removing the pape.
from the front Of the picture was un
dertaken. 1t required nearly a year t.
complete the work, but when it was
done the painting was left in shape t
last another four Chicag,
Rec0rd-Herald.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1912-11-14
Notice..

Notice.
My wife having left my bed and
board, I hereby give notice that I
will not be responsible for any debts
Incurred by her. Leo Jopp,
Bogus Brook MINI.
November 9, 1912. 47-tp