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Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-18
HERE |S POSER
 IN RELATIONSHIP
Mother is Also Grandmother of Own Children and Moth erin Law of Own Husband Makes Pathetic Appeal.

The annals of a twirIed family. in
 which a woman is her own daughter, @ baby its own aunt and a grandmothr. CT is also mother of the same child ren, is revealed in a letter to Chief Of
 Police Watkins, In which the woman is searching for her children, or raJh. CT her grand children. The case is the most complicated that has ever bothered local police circles. It takes hours of reading of the letter to trace
 the involved relationships
 As worked out by the pedigree sharps of the cIcy hall after much fig- uring. the following is the unravele6 material trouble: Mrs. RueIja Nicbol- son. now living in Los Angeles was de- serted by her husband four years ago, the husband elopinG with her daugh- ter by former marriage, who was 24 years old. The elder Mrs. Nichol. son is 45 years Of age. Now the daughter had two children, Albert ana Ruella. also by former marriage. The first Mrs. Nicholson asserts that she has adopted ner two grandchildren, Mrs. Nicholson first, writes that she agreed to obtain a separation whes
 she found that her husband had mar ried her daughter if she were permit led to adopt the two children. This was agreed to and the children were sent to her at Los Angeles. Shortly
 after this she inherited several thous- and dollars and moved to Topeka
 where relatives lived.
 Three weeks ago, she writes, the children failed to come home from
 school. She stEhted a search but
 found no trace of them, though sne learned that her daughter and son-ih'
 law. her former husband, had been ln TopaEa She immediately suspected
 rhat the children had been stolen oy their mother and step father. She
 traced them to La Junta, Col, and .hen to Long Beach Cal. That was aDoat a week ago and the last she has ever heard of them When she arrived m los Angeles she vas destitute and when given money for food, spent t in having copies Of photos of the child ren made so that they could be sent
 to the chiefs oI police in nearby cities. The letter is a sad appeal for ale Mrs. Nicholson, second is hoth olson writes that her former husband wants to sell property of hers anu adds: that is why that criminal has | stolen the children; to kill them and sell tine property The letter ends: "Oh, I pray you will find my ilttla
 darlings. a murderer has stolen them" |" As regards the mixed relationship,
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-18
GOING STRONG
 ON DECORATION
Part of Brewery Gulch Plans Call for Permanent Increase in Light Service, Business Men Up and Doing.

Brewery Gulch business men are not only going in for an elaborate Fourth of July decorative scheme tu: they are going to make part of the work permanent.
 With a third of the business men in the street interviewed yesterday two-thirds Of the expense incidental to erection Of the proposed big r. luu1inated arch to be strung across the street between the Crpheum and the Central pharmacy had been sub scribed Also there had been sub. scription made to cover expenses Ut other lighting and decorating features in the street
 Among these features is the in stallation of twelve big arc lamps, 32 feet apart, hung between the foot of the street and the Brewery Guich restaurant corner These lamps arc in addition to city service in the street and will be made permanent by the business men at their own expense. The result will be tue most brilliantly lighted piece e. street in an the state. The Bisbee Improvement company was inter viewed yesterday by the committee in charge of the Brewery Gulch plans and a very liberal rate secured for the proposed new lights. the com pany taking the broad ground that the matter was of a public nature and desering all the encouragement that could be extended.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-18
NEWS IN THE DISTRICT

steady stream Of humanitg passed into the Royal theater yesterday aft ernoon. The picture was flashed on the screen and in a moment all doubts were gone With absolute perfection every sound that accom- panies a certain action was accurate y reproduced Just as sure as seeing a stone dropped from a cliff as saown in the pictures, with the audience watching it fall and finally strike, so. too. was the perfection Of the talking apparatus. In the picture a man opened his mouth. Instantly his voi- c was heard. A pate was dropped. Not a second before or a second later, but at the exact moment that it struck the floor the sound of break ing china was heard. 4 band would play, stop and play again. every mos ement seen being timed exactly with every sound heard
 The notices that have come from the east praisiug the talking pictures have in no way done them justice. The public rapidly became accus. toned to the moving picture, but this triumph of Edison bids fair to be a wonder for years and years to hons. The time. work and expense to whirh Manager Norcross has been put n securing the exclusive rights for this wonderful invention were well repaid by the expressions of wonder and admiration heard yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-18
Your Husband Who Drinks

You should help him to save him sell The Neal Drink Habit Treat. ment will make him a sober man and restore the confidence of his friends and business associates. You know he will have to stop drinking or you will have to provide for yourself and children This will be hard for you. If you are discouraged trying to sober him up, persuade him to spend three days taking the Neal Treat ment-at the Institute or at home which will make a man of him. Let us explain to you how you can help him to conquer the drink habit-hypo dermic injections are never used Write phone or call for full particu lars, the Neal Institute.
 -1537 West Jefferson Street
 Phoenix, Ariz-, Phone t73$ DRUG HABIT SUCCESSFULLY
 TREATED.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-18
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
 HAS BEST RECORD
Safety First Precautions Keeps Fatalities Down to Lowest Minimum, Reports the Record.

P. J. Barry. inspector of transpor tation. Southern Pacific system is authority for the statement that there has not been a single passenger killed in wreck or derailment on the lines, Seattle Wash. to New CT leans. La, or from ogden, Utah. 10 San Francisco. iR five years.
 In commenting on tItis fact the -Railv av Record of June says;
 ITO the best of our belief ana knowledge, this entities the Southern Pacific to be known as the banner safety-lirst line of not only tLe United States. but the world This shonid be sufficient to encourage all lines to take up the safety-first campaign among it's employees.
 Comparing the year 1912 with 1888 Che government statistician found that the death rate in this country per million Of population duo to murder has increased 1I5 per cent; death rate due to trespassing has in creased to 47 per cent; death rate due ic accident to railroads has de- ceased 69 per. cent Reduction Of the death rate to passengers is attrihcted 70 the vigorous caution campaigns which the large systems have 5sisi-'Tss'sd on for a number fof years educating efrployes engaged in the handling oi trains with a view Of ,ransforming safely persons instructed 70 their care
 Suggestion has been made that the enactment of laws to prohibit tres passing would change the death rate due to that cause from an increase 70 decrease. Only nine states in the union have adequate trespass laws.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-18
Honest Advice tO
 ConSump.iVes

Somehow there exists a vast amount or scepticism as to the possibility Of curing Consumption. We state none but facts, and are sincere in what We assert.
 If we were afflicted with Tuberculosis, We should do precisely what we ask others to do-take Eckmaus Alterative promptly and faithfully. The reason we should do this aud warrant we have for asking all Consumptives to take it. is that we have the reports of many reCOveries. one of which fOllOws.- =
 ii19 Susguehanua Ave. Ehila-. Pa
 "Geutiemen For two years l was af- niCted with bem0rrhagcs of the lungs. the number totaled uearly one hundred. Ilimate as to remain would probably be fatal. However, I remained and in Feb ruary of 1902 l was taken with severe attack of pneumonia. When I recovered sufficiently to walk about tbe house was left with a frightful hacking cough, which no medicine I haA taken rould ale viate. IL was nt this time, March. 1902, that ] learned of and started taking Eckman's Attentive. In short time my cough was gone and ] was pronounced wel. Since that time I have had two slight attacks Of pneumonia and ] have resortcd tO DO ether medicine to effect cure.
 .-I am at present in excellent health ard feel that as long ss I can obtain Eek mans Afteratiye. I have no fear of Con sumption. I cannot speak too highly NCF the good it has done"
 (Signedl HOWARD L. KLoTZ.
 Fckman's Alterative is effective in Brou- chitis Asthma. Hay Fever: Throat and system. Does not contain poisons. opiates or habit-forming drugs. Ask for booklet telling Of rcc0yeries. and write fO Eekmau Laboratory, Philadelphia Pa. for more evi- dence. Fer sale by all leading druggists
 Lowell Drug co-, at Lowell
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-18
BAD ROAD NEAR FOREST
 DITCHES ANOTHER ONE

Helpless in 9 ditch near Forrest l.. Pe!iot was found last night about 9 o'clock and assisted back to tie city by Alex Vasil. The latter roie to Dougas iu the evening. It was on his way home on his motorcycle that Vasn saw a motorcycle headlight lying in the roadway. Dismonuung he found the rest of the machine CD ton Of Peliot in the ditch. When re eaged from under the machine Peilot found himself uninjufed, except for a severely sprained leg He was ale 10 ride home with Vasil. \ bad piece of road near Forrest, where the ac- cident of last night occurred. Aas caused several motorcycles and a coupe of automobiles to go into tho ditch. At the time of his accident Peliot says he was running compara- lively slow.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-18
A Severe Sickness Leaves
 The Kidneys Weak

After recovering from a severe spell of sickness some time ago, l was all run down and suffering from poor blood would have pains in my back and hips and my kidneys bothered me all the time. ! started taking Swamp Root Cpon the recommendation cf a friend and fonnd it was just what | needed. My blood became all right and after taking few bottles. was surprised at the effect it had on my kidneys. They were entirely cured and l have much to be thankful fo. that your great remedy did for me.
 Yours very truly.
 w. O. BLACKMON.
 Phoenix City. Ala. Sworn to and subscribed before ms, this the fifth day Of July 1909.
 W. J. BIRS. Justice of the Peace.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-18
WONDERFUL, VERDICT
 ON TALKING PICTURES

Wonderful Simply wonderful was the verd- of the audiences yes teTday at the Royal theater. And tEe verdict was certainly a true enc for nc more marvellous invention than the Edison talking pictures has been shown in the district,
 With new inventions of the com plex nature Of the talking pictures $, is the general thing to expect delay 3, Interruptions and imperfections of vari- ous kinds It was thus in the case CT moving pictures when they first came out and the Bisbee public was just a little skeptical when the first of Jne
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-18

Mrs. Nicholson, second, is the both the daughter and wife of her father; Mrs. Nicholson, first, having adopted the children who were her grand children is therefore their mother; and the children are their own aunts and uncles because their. present fath- CT is a son-in-law of their mother.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-18
OLD STAR Is ND MORE
 -,NHAT WILL SCHAID DG

The Star theater in Brewery Guieh
 is no more. The old name was put in the discard yesterday when an nouncement was issued that the Lyric would open to the pub,ic about the 25th. The Lyric takes he piace Of the Star ou the from 0I -he
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-18
LIved up Q tte lniunctlon.

Pedestrian Here. why did you strike that boy" Urchin-+He hit me first Pedestriaa-'Su Suppose he did; don't you know you should re- turn good for evil.7 UrcAln-.'WelI, an didn't I soak him gcodg'
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-18
Letter to pr. Kilrer & Co, 5inghamton, q. Y.
Prove What swamp-Root VIII % fof

You.
 Send to Dr. Rilmer Co. Bingham ton. Y. Y, for a sample bottle. IL will convince anyone. You viii also receive a booklet of valuable infor- nation. telling all about the kidneys and bladder. When writing, be sure and mention The Bisbee Daily Re- view. ReguIsr ff.y-cent and one-dollar size bottles for sale at all drug stores.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-18
BISBEEITE
 HAS LARGE FUNERAL

The following from the Tonopah. tNey) Bonanza, tells of the funeral of Tom Creighan who was well known
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-18
BEECHAM'S
 PILLS

because they have proved to be the best corrective and preventive of disordered con ditions of stomach, liver, kid neys and bowels. The first dose gives quick relief and per manent improvement follows their systematic use. A trial will show why, in all homes,
 the use of Beecham's Pills
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-18
Continues To Increase

Sold everywhere. In Boxes 10e., 2se. Toe largest ssl. sf any medicine. Ns sss Asul4 ssFi.ci is read fh. aiF,ciis1s ~Ik sFsrI bs1.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-18
The Worlds
 Confidence in

any article intended to relieve the sufferings of humanity is not lightly won. There must be continued proof of value.
 But for three generations, and throughout the world, endur- ing and growing fame and favor have been accorded
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-07-26
GIANTS MUST BEAT
PIRATES TO PENNANT

q, BIT they'll have u be forgiven for
miN Those English cousins Of oars
are usually in the mental outfieid when
Joke % CRACKED out and they have
% wait until tie second bounce 10
get IL
Take it from an Engpl'ah paper pub
liahed geeklY that has arrived ID This
port fan" u 4 iancier" oi base.
ball 30 the ordinary run 81 Amerl-
cans, fian' IS distinctive Il means a
baseball bug 0at ne English win
not have it that way We over here.
speaker ~ a chicken lahcicr no. We
don't mean what you think. we mean
real one with feathers that looks
well 10 q skillet also horse fanclers.
Perhaps the English would have us
trip ~ and dub 'e,s chicken fans or
horse FANS An explanatory note On.
Der the picture oi two notables at a
baseball game, saB they are FANS.
and adds, "Fan. Fl may be noted. is
short for fauciers oi baseball" Just
fancy that old top
We are given another chance 10
spoof the boys across the pond. not
10 meu.On some Of the boys on our
own shores In the aceoant Of a recent
cricket game Asaru getter and bal-
Ter The wonderful Ty Cobb is a pikcr
compared to a phenoin developed IN
England. Braund Of Somerset In a
recent game batted for three hours
and 45 minutes before be was put out.
ile scored 257 runs IN that time He's
cricket player This may explain
why they have militant suffragettes In
England
Baseball acts like tonic in this lit,
TO old realm OF ours Who as our
famous old crab friend. Beau Rialto
might ask who could imagine any.
thing more dreary and unlnspiring
than q game IN which batter could
stand at the plate for three hours and
three quarters, lamming the hide or
a pitcher before being put out
n one man was permitted to bat for
that length Of time without belng put
out, we shuddor to think what might
happen to the manager who left in a
pitcher to be slaughtered IN sueh q
blood eurdng manner The fans
excuse ug we meant to say, the fan.
ciers. probably would adopt the milf
tant suffragette course and burn up
the grand stand or dig up the diamond
And Who could blame them?
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-07-26


Library aours Heading rooms aud
charging desk open from p. m, to G
y m and ~ m. to B pm.
Essays.
Best known and typical essays by
Lamb, Pc QuIueey, Maeauley, Carlyle.
fHahini Arnold, Newman and Haziltt,
poetry
Representative poems Or complete
works. ~ Dryden Pope, souhoy.
Scott Campbell Moore, Byron. shel.
le8 Keats, Hunt, Hood, 4ennyaon. tho
bfowniuge. Matthew Arnold, the Ros.
aeliia and Hwmbafne
Novels Illustrating tho historical
development Of English fiction
Malofg. Morto q Arthur,
ilunyan Pilgrims progreaa.
before. Robinson Cmnoc
aWlit. lulllgtfH Travels
flolding Tom iones.
eioldnmlth Vicar OF Wakefield
Fanny bufuey hYcina
Jane Austin, Pride aud Prejudice
Scott complcto Worn
llawlhofpe Marble Farm Scarlet
letter. Seven Gables.
LYilQn hasI DAYS of pompeli, Last
of tho liafons
Dickens Complete aet.
fhackery, Complete set
klneAley llypatln Westward Ito.
frollopo The Warden narcheater
Towers
Reaae Cleialer and lhb Hearth Put
fanrseli III llla Place. Nevor TOO lnl0
10 Mend
Charlotte hfonte. Jane Eyre.
aeorfa Eiet complete wofhn
Meredith ordeal Of Rlchard rev.
ofel hana Of ho Cloeawaya.
Hardy Tea. of p' tfhergIlen: rhe
Woodlandefa
Stevenson, Complete sot
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-07-26

Marryat Masterman Ready, Mid
ahlpman Easy
Matthews Tom Paulding-
Porter, Scottish Chiefs
Pyle, Robin Hood, Nancy Ruiledge
Rustin King of tho Golden River
sewell, Black Beauty.
shyri, Heidi
Stevenson Black Arrow Treasure
Island
Swift, Gulliyer's Travels,
Thaekeuy, Rose and the Ring.
Wyss Swiss Family Robinson
fonge, Heir OF Redcllffe.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-07-26

ierram By ylifeo Press
A.AdalDbla JWig eg lfe elAees
f Io ~ ials4 satas io1ay q
aa sHef ~ cgnNfHHe 2ea
a nag nere oDsa ls qqo agaiA
iapiogs - WsiaW Street faGaHf
lnlb a1e walnut alxe has at
fallef ggae sis ban n fhe fhl|a-
lghia Hfe lnegiW Naaauea of aes
sqglpmeal iof ilfe protection aaq
fenilea naHagf nys bapH
eq iieeDfe Nbieh would REOPEN ii
ae fs etas0a 81 ~ fal Neu
psmgr slii 4e fbenfs September
oFsf Hiafy ftsi flie 1DOf ~ he
alaH Street iaeri Nlfl ro' reopen
1lt ##ingl afe# iheafef eiaqe nas
he plagfq ~ bt an iae eflsbated
iefs ah1 affeasee from Edmund
sa qe11 ~ fbe pf#elf dag ffeB 81
lsgfit q Waa 90 ffei Hfuefafe
lls kIpa bplH ID hmalaa aa q plaee
anneemFpf Ereeioa % oisi 4as
"a iaf egf6kWs ef liiilh old phiIa
lphla b 1903 ID vaa lafes Hdlne
hoei aad tge geene qi e4aealfIaa pef
fHHAe fepla 500 rfeselesd
enfd lhe building e. iha New Circus
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-07-26
Final Curtain for
the Oldest Theatre

feDfgay Il no. Wlh TIE exception
Is I've if0nl aail Wbieh wan Rebuilt in
izzs tbo o5elual Wsila are alill stand.
lBg Whea tac novelty " tae eguee.
flaa geffomatees we're out stage pro,
eaefloas uefe added ard tae MANS
eaa1ged p the Olympic fhaatr 1t
Wa W Janaag isig, that ihe first
Diay wae Dfoaaeea op TIE stage d
Has wfbc hlyalg
3ang Great actors ana aclfeaaea
made fHsif debit % he Olympic stage.
among these being Hamund Keau. Ed.
WiB Forrest abd others little mention.
"a "a ihe day Madam Nodieska.
Fanny Davenport JoseDb Jefferson,
9at GoOdNin Richard Mansfield.
agaart Robson aif Henry Irving and
william ll Crane are some of ihe more
notable oaea Who bage appeared NJ
iRe old piay house ana whose anso.
ffaphea pleinlos a1Ora the walls of
tae Doz office and lobby
Because ii recent ohahlos In the fire
iaNg the managefa afe doubtful n IL
g possible f. inproye ihe structure
q # barely possible ihal the building
wlll be fazea and neg modern thea.
fer erected On tbs slte.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-07-26
KlplIng, &c volumes



Every child viii find IN This list At
leaet i few books he has read and
liked Every book here has been a
fnyorilo with many boys and girls
Aleoit, Jack and jill, Liitlo Men, Lit
tlo Wumon, Under the iillacs
Aldrlch story of p had Boy.
Cervantea. bon Qulyote
Clemens, Tom Sawyer lIucllebers
rim
cFaik. Little iamo Prince
podgnoh Alice in Wonderland,
Through Che Looking Glass
Ewing Jan o the Windmill.
lIarris, Uncle Remns
nawlborne A Wonder nnok
HoweIla FLIGHT o. Pony Hakor
Hughes Tom Browns School Days
laehaon, Nollya silver Mine.
jeVeit Betty Lelcester
KinealeY Water nablea
i<lpllng Jungle Books
Macdonald. The Princess aud Me
Lamb Tales from Shakespeare,
qobllna
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-07-26
I'LL ANDCAS
LEASES
RECORDED

iiaeielef ef 1eeaa 800 did b record
Seaflng bauueaa III DE Oh aad Gas
lsfa yesterday total ol 20 doeu.
fnia ~ ihls lnd belne received duf
fhe dag fhr lisl was ae fall0Na
iauise Carson 10 hHemus Welsh.
Lbs Nig n az aG 20GR
Martha f eHndlIn 10 same. g.llIaf
aE gleg
li a iifaNa and wife 10 same. GA.
~ HW 1868
A Carson hud eile 10 aome. Gll.
h N hW Nn AW NW $50 2l.
iamra p Wflghi % same. glilgi
aW "a gfdA
illomas Noaoo and win oaamo
e'ia HW id 1868
llIai0aa 2 Sand 10 mme 1913. II
Fttt -74N
Nj = aiewAfi end Wlfr 70 same 8.
ia, hE IA isaA
LeNlH g reuaaii ana wife 10 annis
ls = " NW 2s.ss
Y Z, amiib and wiio 10 aame 20
aN "a ggss
pppls laellA aad wife % same bid
N M NV 1868
l'nHi iippkInH and wire 90 Same, h
n ia h NV 1858
e fhumaa ana wife 70 same i
Say AE iaAs
flle ~ lahl hhdswifo 10 Hame. "a
a Il sats
l3aHs ard wis lo apmo. li2la|
aii hW SAY sW ia w Il NR
lpi Il Hg NW Al1 els
Fl NsaNana wiia loaame. l9gla
Nlg alNN
4 Compton ana wlie % aamo i
ia ala tlAiaHs
eflha ilsllum and wlfu 10 same, !
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-07-26
BY Hal sHERlDAn
lgnllea tar be unllea praas.l

ttftt+fN ANi AA& bAltkA ffetktJ
Nev YoFk. July zg. rae Honorable
J MeGmw known az Toe Little Na
poleon" bat wbose real tliIe d man
arsf ~ the He0 Yofs Giants, ID abo4s
% a position . mafmuE q tod 3,
scf W1.ie iae rittaburg Pirates were
iioan ierlng ~ the second division ahd
eendinB men % ibe hospital inal ~
fast a tliey cllmbsI Into Uniform, ~.
grag " Aed thal q would bs .ae
Pirates De Tonld have 10 beat ia tae
final daat or the mnant
From April on through juno ihe III
rates fefnged u respond u tie eaIi
Ihe machine simply wouldn't open ~
ana show speed II was bumped BY
eyeryono. Including humble Boston end
IoWy Cincinnati, but early JnB Jaw
the worm begin 70 turn There wasn't
auy ebqrfe III the material fho game
Dans we're 10 nse, bu' a the rabs
began 70 patch iteelf taseih9i q BE-.
aau a Kick 10 smoke Il Jumped from
fbo aeo1d 10 fae f'n a,laiou iu 4
little more ihgA d sock sad aoe
has tha slnfi % whip - oven iaaer
ihroasa the DOS days
m % meantime, BrookIYn wac drop.
ping gen straight which holaea con
sidera1ly and ihs l'rasps passed the
stumbling Doda Ia. who lad Apparent.
ly shot their boil and 80 raedy 70
give ~ ihe gho4
The lianla bad snatched Off the
lead from Tho Phillles before the ri.
rates got under way IN their sprint
toward daylight and he'd an imposing
lead established The Cubs and Phil.
lies viii hayy TO keep fun steam ahead
~ thdy maintain a position over
Clarka crew
Although McGraw believes al least
he aayn he believes il-fhaf Il ie the
Pirates ho wiil have 10 beat out for
The old flag Ne doesn't admit having
lost any sleep over it.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-07-26

.zfiS NW "a 24.gs
tella p NaddoS and husband 10
fame fie l3. sE il 1858
4 I Gregory aAd VITO 10 same g.
ii153 80 NV HE BW 2fC8.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-07-26

Honduras with yost deposits OF min.
erals OF all kinds VIII. untold thou
sands Of acres Of the richest tropical
fruit and vegetable lands III the world
aud untold possibilities as a coffee pro
ducer has smaller population than
It had aV years ago While other coun.
tries less iayorably situated have
forggd ahcnd, Honduras haa slowly but
ateaGNy drllted backward.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-07-26

Perhaps Il isn't chubby 70 be perpei.
naly hafplng on and spooflng about
Engliah methods M ap0fia n This
weekly olfualon, but J Bull'a sons have
been 80 prominent THIS season for what
they have not done, that there rs m
exGaae HlercH the excuse The gn.
ellAh have found ont what q baseball
fm lH II took them long Time TO do
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-07-26

cAah paid for cleAn COTTON raSe
Express office.