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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-03-13

Ellis. il-i-li, $50; lots l25l-l2-52I253-
l2S3l2S4, Rock OH and Gas Co
L. A. Bell an dwife to w H. and A.
G. Roach, 2.l2l2, si.250; NV NWs
" i-2 NE NV; 1865.
Manley Marlin Anderson 10 S. }.
Goldsmith, 3l-l2, $4,000; NE me- NH;
S 70 n ~ NE; NV NV Me; N i-g
S ~ NE; sE Sc NE: 80; S ~ Nc
Sc: All; sW sW NV n ~ NV
sW; 1851
stephenson-Browne Lumber Co to
J. Fl. Denny i2-ii-io $1,000 lot 3
block !, Tuggles ist Addition to Yer
den.
S. J. Goldsmith and husband s. j.
10 Fl. NJ. Anderson, 3.s-l2, $1,000, lot
z block l58. Chickasha
T. T. Johnson and wife to =. b
Johnson, l019Ii, 81; N ~ NE. n
~ sW Nc: NV Sc NE; sSIO7
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-03-13
Many Driven frsm fioms.


Every year. IN many parts Of the
country. thousands are driven from
their homes by coughs and lung dis.
eaAea Friends ana business are iell
Behind fof other climates, but lbis ls
costly and moi always sure A better
way- ihe way Of muliliudes IL to use
q Kings Nea Discovery and cure
Yourself ai Beme STAY right there,
with your friends, and take this aafe
medicine Throai and lung trubiea
llaa quick relief and healh returns
- belp in coughs, colds, grip. Group,
wheopingeoagh ana sore lunea make
# q positive blessing Soc and $500
Trial bottle lreel Guaranteed by
iif0Nn q 90.
dGw
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-03-13


A. heads 0t lafau enterprises are men
n great onefag Hulcoaa. today, De-.
manda health 70 al Is 10 fail lta
nllef folly for Q man 10 endure a weak,
rundown, balf alive condition when
Hleulflo nltiefa wll bit him rieht ou
ha fest IA short order -Four bottles
ala me more real good than any other
medlolbe ever took, writes chaa D.
Allen Aylvlnla. GO. After yoaw Of
suffering with rheumatism, liver iroub
e stomach disorders and deraneod
Aldneya ana aeAm Thanks 10 Electric
H|IlAfa, sound ana nelln Try them
9HlE 30 pensA 1t Drown aaa Go,
d&W
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-03-13

Want ads left AZ the postofiice
Iiook store viii receive the same care
rs u icft al the Express office. The
cost r. the same: Three lines three
times 25c. u.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-03-13
I%$%]4@&@ee@eSSs
, REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. >
Compiled by the Grady County
Abstract Company, 1903
North Third Street.


L. T cogle to Leila coyle s.25li.
ST. l.2 interest In s i-g NE Sc: n
l-2 Sc Sc e-5.5.
A. J Moore to same. a.25.ll. $500.
same land
A. J Jenkins and wife to w. L.
aewett 2.6-i2. $5,4OO. NE IA; N ~
NV SIC; 20.5.6.
J. n Harness and wife 10 II. G. HUI,
ii,i.ii, s20 lots 45s.i5l, Rock Greek
on and Gas Survey No. /
Sam Davidson TO Mrs. s. J. Gold.
smith, 2-Sl2 ST. lot Z block las, chix.
n Harness and wife to Mrs. s e
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-03-13
First published March D. 1929
NOTICE or APPLICATION FOR
PARDON.

ehlckaaha. OKLA Maar &, 1912
Notice II hereby given ihat ap
plieailon for pardon has been egplleo
fof ior N Davis convicted Of the Grim,
q larceny On December ieih. 1911.
bNiofl llu Justice coun Of Rush
sgflnga, Grady County Oklahoma. and
~ pblocilons thereto ahonid be for
Nafdod 10 Leo ruoe. Governor
W d RICHARDSON.
abslod Attorney
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-03-13

You judge a man not by what he
promises to do, but by what he has
done That is the only true test
chamberlain's Cough Remedy judged
by this standard has no superior Peo.
pie everywhere speak Of It in the high
est terms Of praise. For sale by all
dealers
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-03-13

When q Japanese maiden desires 70
show marked attention to her lover.
sha uses the shafpened point Of one
uf Aor Anger nnna Ia writing to him.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-03-13

About twenty-five hundred years ago
tho lirst taxes we're levied on the Athe.
nian people by the legislator solon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-03-13

The greatest friends ot a eaeso ara
those Who put their fingers On the
weakest spot and try to fnd remedy,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-03-13

IN point Of time Europe and Ameri-
can are nearer together now than Lon
don and Edinburgh were Two hundred
Years ago.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-29
Grain

rh'ssat ftc i.latai siluaibsn
Iffta1 NIlai.i,i 40 N lhr whtsii mar
NNi Un itt IA.tfv ~ lfsHf taiuttat an0
N tNsftAiAnCtd az siaa Dr. $40 wstffI
~ IItt ftrinT The tfebt W WHFNt
was sFpafi sHA hsF ihtff noi negn
.rntUiI enid Iftt Nraiii taking ~ heit .
rfr q sNNslautiti assn n rfIrts Nupli
ifuhlIOtt base nete stfn fat thr tif
rtHHIhfNe suffttnflnn ine anesl maI
hrt frmHfr unr rtuNH1 ftnltfpis ln
NInH|atIHns acre smaN % b tNNrt .li
fhfi INH fieIhln elnl rlF aN IS .ndat
u|A HNNu .H iHfffatH Hl see fHH uHFn
90 if.msn rFDflltt asi oteA etff
it.ttUrH nHetfiH
iTHmsl1 ralEria slrre iNn es.
t0rd iHlstf Ni q frsf sEn ts s. iNN aft
HHstIH $3.50 iaiaf nefhE fts eos fNl
t.,sasia ttr -ns.rrsees fffsffnrff
NnuniHti with lte sIaInfUlaIN sa 4t
nHtIf fH. nhtat Haf fttnr fttt has
0Une ~ ihf farms ntl 900 ~ lht ~
.ft,ft boa iN fHfirHs stltnnn ni fN,
ouuesA ~ csrn
insi lAf tNuiNFNt hfNlsFNUff nii ha i
saieliNt ns lsrnfiHhlf sull'us tf San
HHN Ief Ualn H MAR OuHNtIt Ntl
fiiUlN AZ tiNpN N1l UusNtls nf which
ineIr Nht tH fsppfiai,lt suflins NJ l9t
ESQ GOO huaht.N i'r iN Date $50 snIH.
mfnff hHn fhfIf Ntff sfnNunfrl
ifN NNN fp NHHNfIt HsNINH fnN Az HrN
500 nlsheis NH thu sfni fhf hl.
tfnp "a rnfu rtlefi In int tFiirA NsslcI
NIH h0 N |a'i lNHa|lItH iNf Fh'niutN'
AIIHal NN INf flHf IL Is uaNfHN
Oats Mat Weaksn
Those NhH neIiftN IH ratH arc fIfft
ir Show fufinHf ffteeHfHs tff 40 nv
UUIunn char aNFH fIItlHn InNnIf|Ns
NNiuWHN0f H fttN hHukea tufu it
ifftr NiIfiNH fH $500 II itHt POS a.
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"AVAl ~'o'i oiaseron atrlNrs

wAaffINnYsN b. a.. glri "A
shui llfnli 0usthf 4icyei. ,,-TssilcAi
iifosipi A. h ~ wpn place. On The
rfflfali liat tnsiaN un ntfnuut ~ hnfinn
f,4t hsd lhf Aae HfBlt Sea active ser
ffrr Tauf NffF ~ native ~ Ger
inanf Iis Vaf appointed a. the niudsp
fai cofi.s ~ me navy MIN New toft
IA fkfs.
Fut the past iHp teefs 10 ha< been
ln fhafet "a the nasal madigAf rRtpir'
and sitafhfd ~ fhe bureau ~ mfff.
lnN ana analry ~ ins navy stpaft'
ftrni
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auro eroca AnO sevsrs.

n.ness - the Dte-mnd sapipv can
plan a. increase sheif rfpdu<t'nn No.
- nee ears % iflt
whtp NJ TAFT made hls Feesni 'cef
ihfa.aA Nt~ f;naaaa - ninttlf. = *sH
inc rrsi l|sne m he hlsfntY q eri'.
n,nhlHns that president - ne tp'ttf
sstatee hsN maat uee ~ ihs Hate ~
,feVe thfensh sne ceuntst.
Nue4ntss n has tsen ~ ae the isi>'
l.f tht nIrnin4 ut tho liuNAio' NlAetf4
RATS t,,ulHfArIi that th't4Y two mot q
v i.lp Fesd eonnertina Pie twu eltH<
Hut J.4NAds i ust caidan7 = t<"a
sleA a Hitltiuf punplei'0n - thai <ts<
n th4 Nla4alA which viii ronne<t
Lake Efie sin i.ake 'ntnfia ard cvxy<
iulnttt mlits ais.ha lhe hiunr - o1
rne4 "a ms NikNAfA i-AA"
Next aumn,s4 the ladlsua Asnut+Fr
l.srtfs Association VII, luesde san
frHnrtaCa m Its falrd annual inut. u
h pltnnpd a. biaas tus paf Tor tpaft
isit ia ih1 rsnt Amtfitan Ekpuafi,tlN
ifft The rfru1aot fnuir n the trHt
tf4l inllit and iutlrdrH the fplinW
ry eIfIns staftinF w,th 1utltnnppNeI
ga enIt kansas f'iit. litnnta. ISM
ssf ASIA l.aAe Nut. i'sdfn an5 rtr
it.tufiatA n la eatiinAtrd tunt ti.t
t.'tf " ti tt''t"iiitf "'tfa+f t""''f 49,"
rAamas " VIE, ana D. v llsasy.
tor iftrs. N.nsinrriai fueinfiein' i14fr
f.a.heH Naiasn. M N 1itnf NuNrtNE
son nliI.s iu an sHionnilitlt. fnf
lanfiale irn iitlNst = a. ga AAtue'
81 CO.. Ntier4 ~ 81 in efefsh of ~
tN 'anacihn hiNhwHs ff"in cpatt "
en.at a fsp' thousts "a ~ in'pen<'p'f
m mriof eer
rhr taul,a otefInf ihs intii dat
..auNIfIft elbow inai Canada W eth W.
elr NNftf ~ faf as automobile rfiNff
lnm lHlt lHuntfs tft rontrins4 tais-
aAa l0.ik 81. tafs ftlpei "a ftna ~ ~
s4aInsl tt4 NHfa NHlurA IA t1t- ptN ~
fnH Iaif 81 s. ahead ~ enc Nni,cd
kaaAfm Witch b. credited vlth ga
fsfa NalufH Hf iala tlt 10 fofnrefrl
sIih I.t ttfe tstHfl at fatAio1 w
tnn Df usi ysaf
iienfs Infd antemohlls manvFae'
tnfsf ~ ptifHlt in yoiuuentluN uHl I
fHnIli iE autnmnAlit fsN niht isnr'
Nata Nif atth state wuuit hut fH4fI
auln NNe rtNulsflNp ths hperp ~
aNi0h ihp rsrs niaf 90 driven and
infn pfA 49, ans frlnndAff lrktsiA.
tinn fs afIsN iDena 81 cities. the pr4N.
lsts Ueuii nt solved. An auiuih, Would
ibsn 81 enle tv iamilaflfs hlniefn VIII
lUf iae nnt euuI ~ anle a. meet
nn faituhfnaaia NJ NJ desired ~ ~
sNNuId 81 utorenftl in Kttinf the VIZ
latof punished When The ieunfre,ip''
ast NJ "a u1 inANtf urafliiT tn hnfiir'
iIl auiulaf ID utfaW laws art afr 80
sDf,.i tAtt aulHmphns owners ~ sen
o3sl ass rnJrAtoflnH a. cnfprsr M
laWe thru Nusnlsfn plil ~ h.nRef afits
ps.nf milfa ~ asaid anttNsnt ~ ~
town anl the lawn in tufn NiN utAh.
ESQ anfn tourist wfirplnt
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Produce


lNal. lIlfal1 nNfralN
iiHHaNn rgs4s orf "a F4st
fNH t ihf .0'd aiHiaHr ceH haa n.fn
'.'nrts.' lf.slef az hr nArlltIif
900 tkHtafffi su1 Ia0eiNia aNpNlf nai
fN.Nf ffnfN ~ iHI lsnsfM hHnstB
$500 HIr NHmIna NJ Soc foliff ~ IIH
fIHNHIlH mafNf .Nl .I It ItN Irf
dHffH III lhf rflEr fH fhH ffHHt FhH
rNii Storage UlNfuNf hflnHt
hH0fHrl FDiulif u ihf iinlHfon ure
dRNa naftfI t ieuuns anN afHrffisN
600 HHultHn fNf lt1nfs ia uH4atIal..
HuUl fHf INE itINf f fNif anA POI HI
iHfd NiH iinatiHn N0uil ~ nttn Hp
~ dlf soc drinlnf faf Hfantffulf
trtpe fre ui tiF+ al ihe sasNIt
Ia nut fuffl,irni
Ths rNungf mHfhhi b tln Iiens
4fe tlea naiH' sffuHs sfI m0finr ttll
N Nri while fWbrfa Hfr steady
lrlaas ffr efnrfhif unf hanftt
iaifnINla ffuNn iff coming in tHliF
ANA in ruaa poadHiHn i.naaf .flffs
~ laffrl itUi0e aH4 Rrapes VII p4en
gWfHiH an HteVuNi "A $40 luersshinh
Hupulf
h lns ,siiDH aalafimtnf Il ~iH 49,
~ interest 81 Hnff fhHf tiihuuaN Ihf
s4Hfh h4s slNHrl ifnA faiur n tf4.t
isp hal.s in DNiNDff $3.50 llttt As iu
HtHr Htfr fhia tflf Tstse HirnrIi rs
tHf esfuf pi9irN NfNiiff lnInfff ~
more ihHn hfH mIiiiun hiita iisi
fAff ffHfnfn
Airfr 4sfH Fu1faHIr nHHfrff has NfH
f.N offNi ~ siInHisiInH ihasr lHss ~
SIS idf nhIfn HfNHnf Hftun iis reHf.
pnfiltnisfif ffiHl 9ff fnHds ami ff
nifhIpFa fi4t fstaHi 20 ihs Hhaitf
ssis Hfet-fF Nnr ia eu rarsiisni pi.r.
rrasHre lrtar was hsnnfft9 Harf Nl
H4aIafiaF carte ftIL uh ga. HIaiA Haa
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Stocks and Bonds


hrN hHrf haiinf rNfoffHiucaf
y ~ etIdeai Fsfartas ln fat Nafi mai
trt ft 500 cert NfiNfa MlHiIh tikNt
~ III iNe NiHndarf ssFafF tnE fhfaf
eNfr lufufaiHtatf inHfHft1 hfnf fl
'nr lNUHi wafsr tlnr anf itf.s1tNr
tffo lrafrfe from fhs t..FlnniaE ~ fs.
llt h4fh hNFinR ln fhrf ~ flrf
whfff ir ihe maFaff eaf ~ fhf W
ru4ni 20 DfnfosfianNi ffaarfe slfa afft
onfrflnF Hhofi ruufFtrfh tnf deere asa
fisH fFal boring or r1ilaaais No'
Nnll HHff fhNNr ftfuuH iHfFrosif hHGfNf
hlf intNi Nifare fuft some tinrh anf
fNN ffHNH iNfnI HfNeraIy ltaffel IaF.
Nasn hunter FHf in - idsrft
bans Statement cosn
Ine benny sfafemfnf ahuatt a..
rff4se if surplus RESERVES * A. tfs so
anl ffffesrt N ti ttpf Ttis state.
Wnr fAef ihaf fhe haffN aft wraksa.
81 4nig slEhNf Do ire esatf HtmHnt,
fer a. 2 n i.rar Hties TIE lnst "a
tHtpt y p amnNn1fd Az ttf tf G4p Wal
Nne fnitfif ~ ptfuHrtf tn fhs govern
uffnf t.uElNfNlf anI haHhtIiie 20
frr 20 fYuft fhsn : rniHf IA ~ rtsfs
rIiton ~ the rea flnaurlnn nhsreflt
fhf AtAA 'llf and CARff4nofira 81
issue IS 500 tei If stock A. retire ~
enuai fp'pune ~ pff cfui hpt1s AAoal
~ per tEf4 ~ lha tathtNia NN3 riI4f.
teN HtHt Ha.Nel % lssfastslie
tfasftu fttfks Nsff eifsa.t un1e'
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TIE CALLER-HERAL DAnYN
MARKET PAGE

~ orlicn ma,lt Fesls and This ~ r.
fifetod ln a. httist 1trtsnA rN tan
ttipNt &C. n4N. sfasnn. nov l4InI 81
fcled lp hr taltInN trades ifints fuse
1uIri uIAahtfus kIt n strA1g eaN
flaathei tetllnh err ln iair ra4iIttt.
WIN saast tfHatea ilKes neink sea- tRj
s.n rsf|uNI4t1UfN
tfiNft fnls 81 fniirNnt i,efnt tfftnf
d. lut b ttAffa tti fttttN fAe. tfts
iAth tsatts sac tfaan she<tlnfs
Noaihsth standard ~ ana ~. drnui
srsnfe itAr tfrtsaaa s,cuHrf f1
siladtrt Prints t4 staple aIughsml
aA1 affft slatname pAc
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fHfff NafNft Tad tef. "a fsnts
- ntla ~ ibf tfntfHl isFhHun ~ h4sr'
ball tlulse rnllnaf1 ~ bfff to-day fnr
ihfI annukl nleailnr Much ifnpnff
Hni hnainesa Do stated fla transartivf.
ifum "a rnanNlal viewpoint the llest
hfaFfu wNa uof a 4Ht hurtfnNful ullp
~ fhf Central an1 "a y frRRfdea -
farit ltaf ills iNsite4tiuh Niftaii may
~ fnf al flehi el4i4 Deft4f nekf
arlins ~ VI h fafnyr ~ Hpufh
i,eua vte has hesH . ffte need ~ thu
ifaHaf ~ mHsY tfsf@ y ~ ttttf ffpm
iar presidency ftfiiln ilellhranurs ~
ihin elit probably viii o. nanp,a 90
aur ned hilA
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There's often muyh tfuta IA shf say
lns ahff fase a. hef fortune bat ~
nassr sah when, piml,icr. nhin Ffar-
iiaus niatfnfs ~ nfneF hiemisnsr 80
Naafs a. Impure blood u usrh - ihens
ga. ana aneun lhs need ~ nf. xmas
Nte llfs lliie Ihey prpmo'e health
and hsauf rp them. ~ cents e.
Juahas EuliNa
Advertisement
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gufi.us Cff.sil ls.4,te hase dlrsvtrss
"a shat a sl~gi.G fNirh ~ Hin'p'"
blfkfnnfn i,ait. eifeefi0s 80 AZ eosa.
f,sunas.t ~ Api-fsi.Np. me sirFsnnn
arpsndielil~ REMEDY. 'rnefrs Eas on
as. rlomaeh 8nd rifurtiratipn Al
uNrF 1uahaa NINTH. lragxlHf. tna
tisa,itlia 81
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EfW 4nft Tho tnilH0 s'ftsia mas
Aft hfi1 efuffsiii firm shfplenpei i'ie
afff ano ihr tone pas atfVnNtf. ttHnt
nfFs ~ mant lines naf r0Dt atett
NifhUnf fffsfd ~ r1iifita ~ ofhfr "a.
ffaHs0as IrflNfnffk and there - 3 pefe
Wenrqal nriirf tha4 ife liul Nl'la ~ ngr
crops w'n earn ne temaH1 ~ fiil
broader gieNf
f'rffar ltfNNa are nfftl1iHf nnH bHt
are who hH4s bfft Hurrfbgosltf ~ 2
affifnc in fiafA pflft faffntt n ~
esles - afnl cictaN "A rA1. NtWf
iiaaf Ned i11 900 riffak dafln& lRf NtNa
relNesp 81 0o4 aud 1N0qe h4lfs ~ eyi'
iila F05fs have bean fsN4k44 feF enfpt
ufni 80 Nhsna iiAIA ana iiHt ttN
y1ffe llr IA fHifeffs ftptN'Ak tFf
nsFafsS lsI1A ss'tet tq''sa'k ' a :
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LATE NARkET REPORTS
cstf,n Futusss AassnAs. 8pets steady
ard unehsn osd--Csss'x STEADY
"a Wssk.

yaHfe ~ a g - paints Nrpts Nee1y
aEd uuthaukr1
k4NllAN rsTf ptr afrt'astis
sleaaY " wsak. i.>ress steers s&L1l<
~ gh |. XII
iier ls 10 ~ osnss ensf. tssavis<
lkgg8 Nit. III
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Local Market

ffs'h Fre'ss
'''thtes 'tNiHaA NeieNfA, ffi
pa f'4
fan,l crierste Mfn i'Atis ~ bas
o."
Co'e7seo srriss fancy new eror
. y ~ ny
'N'f N'''itA' aiA'Nt 30
'.e'
"ii'''' ~ ''A
Nts
'..' N'''Hs''' N"s N'f''' pe'
-N .. ~
49," 'ii''A N"'''" 'r'''
'rF
CIV "h tf sf'e'i tF
ht It NNA " 90
hilics Naiiinfnia frafmap zee box
fttt
usrsnss gcf H e.
irmms Games CaUImna. gsi has
frat
Lines w. i.sssei peeoue
rauta Mak rfarot rsf hasssf
onie $500
l.satass CHor.as fiterta esf hss
tee
" '"' f'
isaf california can varieties psI
ts sara
'aNfafnn fNhaf ufapes pef t.nas
''s''+'
...,+r. 1870.
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r.,..t... t.r.. r...,..... .
t.-a.f cram. ttaa
av..i n...., ~. ,t..,.. $500. a,
Co.. -.
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For Rent Houses

pom RENT "A f.ranp house eu souff
Riun sepaplets3g fstee tea pah au
ronvcnlenees D a aarnes rhans tgt
SO Chsp1rrai street a-1t-f
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Miscellaneous

as D DUNN
official puhIic vrifhrf for Corpus
CHRISTI Yard beinren sam iianslD
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-29

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-29

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-29
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-29

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Avenue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-26
SUNDAY MAGAZINE FOR MAY TO- 1912

iail with = cement hoor-and Heaven help anybody
who threw shgus on the shore didn't keep his land
as clean as new pin There public well made in
the middle Of the settlement, with cement steps and
vhitc-paintcd fence to keep away the pigs and the
natives though they hated to work, proud too OF
what they had done and doubt if they had ever been
50 PROSPEROUS or freer Of sickness. know Stanley and
| doubled our trade in spite OF having TO take out
heavy licenses which meant that not only we but every
body else were that much better Oft. Petty thlevng
disappeared entirely and likewise all violence, and one OF
the Commissioner best reforms was land couftwhere
titles were established and boundaries marked out that
stopping the only thing the kanakaS ever seriously
ouarrclcd about Six months OF the Commissioner had
rcyoIutionizcd the island and few would have cared to
90 back to the old loose days when your only Supreme
Court was the rifle hanging your wall
WELL it grew nearer and nearer for the Evangel OF
w Hope to arrive; and Mr.. GLENN he began to 90
most extraordinary thing, which was nothing else
than q large cemetery. Yes Sir that's what Mr..
GLENN did tearing down five six houses for the pur-
nose on the lagoon side nigh the wharf and planting
rows ON rows Of white hcadstoncs with low mounds at
each rcnrcsenting graves There must have been a
couple Of hundred Of Them and often 1t was white
washed cross instead OF a stone or maybe pointed
stake the whole giving the impression OF calamity
that had suddenly overtakcn us.
II was no good asking him what 1t was Tor: the C0i-
missioner wasn't man TO be questioned Whcn ne ul
want to be. All he said was that Stanley and were TO
stick inside our stores when the ship came ana not
budpc an inch till we were told. With us orders were
orders; but the Kanakas panicky with terror ana
that cemetery with nobody in It seemed 10 lhei Ike
tempting Providence. t,,
1t took all Of Mr. Clcmm's authority to keep them
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-21
Strawberries Ripe
for Preserving

Strawberries are now on the Omaha
market as cheap a. they Will be this
year ready for the preserving season.
Berries are coming in from Arkansas
right nov by the carloads and are selling
at t2.2s case Of twenty-four quarts. This
berries are large and luscious. tQo-iusl
the kind for jam or preserves They are
not water soaked and are sweet enough
not TO require a great amount Of sugar
Missouri strawberries are expected e
arrive next month, according to A. King
manager Of the grocery department al
Hayden Bros. The supply, however. will
depend upon the weather and they may
not be as plentiful as the Arkansas. which
now flood the market.
Preserving season Is started with straw
berries The next fruit upon the nnarke,
win be pineappies. They are scarce now
there being strike on In Cuba among The
pineapple pickers' unions. II is expected
matters will be Strengthened out by nexl
month and then the fruit will begin ar
come in. They viii vary In size or caliber
being packed Is. a. %. IS. q and o to th'
case.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-21
Convention Tickets
in Great Demand

The pressure for tickets indicates that
the interest in the coming republican ma
tional convention Is greater than ever be-
fore. said Victor Rosewater. just re
turned from trip east, including attend
ance upon the meeting Of the subcom-
mlttee at Chicago. Requests upon me
are coming from far and near. and from
every class OF people. The German am
basSador, for example. has written for
tickets and today | received note from
Mr. Bryan. saying he wants seat N
the press section for the purpose Of per
sonaIIy giving his impressions 10 a mum.
Der Of newspapers, and kindly promising
In advance not 70 say anything about
either Taft or Roosevelt more uncom-
pllmentary than they have been saying
about enc another Tho distribution Of
tickets Is to be made. a. usual. through
the delegates and committeeman, and the
Nebraska delegates should be able .
take care OF all the visitors from Ne
bfaska"