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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-01-01

MRS. r. b. Dashiell will leave to-
morrow for Fort Barancas, Fla, to
spend the month of January with her
daughter, Mrs. Julian Hatcher, wife
of Lieut.. Hatcher, u S. A.
Mrs. Clarence Glow and little daugh-
ter are visiting her brother at his home
in Walbreok Baltimore.
Mrs. Charles Dulin and little son
Wilber, are visiting friends in Balti-
more.
Miss Lorraine Graham Of Washing
ton, and Arundel-on-the-B Bay is visiting
friends here, and attended the New
Years Eve hop at the Naval Academy
last night.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-01-01
FREEI FREE!
Boxes of Candy!
$500 In Gold!
CARDES' BROS.
MAIN AND WEST SITS.

$5 in Gold viii be given to the per-
son buying the largest amount of goods
at both of our stores, and 20 the person
buying next 70 the largest amount a
S-lb. Box of Assorted Chocolates.
The contest runs until Jan'y /, 1918.
The announcement will be made Jan. 9.
To each purchaser of $l.OO or over,
will be given FREE a Box of Candy
We sell the best goods for least money.
Don't forget THE VELVET KIND"
ICE CREAM for your holiday treat
None better made-and Il is 1ade at
home. Do your shopping at home
Phone 4Sly. d21
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-01-01
NO PORT OF ENTRY.
But Annapolis Helps Baltimore Nightly
-204 Vessels DOcumented Here.

A few years age Annapolis, which
should be an important port of entry,
was given over to Baltimore and
Baltimore has substantially profited
thereby as will be seen by the follow
ing from Collector of Customs Stones
annual report:
As a port of entry Baltimore en-
joyed one of its nost successful years
in 1912. Collector of Customs VIM.
F.Stone and the various departmental
heads at the Custom House, Balti-
more, yesterday completed their re-
port of the years business, which
will be submitted to the Department
of Commerce and Labor.
The collections for each month fol-
low: January, 1856, ,O54.30; Febru-
ary, $452, 797; March, 1921, ,642. 20 ;
April. s4l9, 154. SO; May, ,$270, 1O1. 06 ;
June, 1924, ,757.l5; July, 1881, 7S6. 81 ;
August, S450. 033.95; September,
$467, 576.69; October, Sass, 249. 93
November 1884, 429.Ss; December,
| $299, ,292. .43.
This gives an increase for the year
endiT G yesterday OF 1927, $50 62.
The report further states:
The district of Annapolis is now
operated under sthe supervision of
this Office, and it might be interesting
to learn that there are documented at
Annapolis goa; these, together with
the l,0I6 vessels documented at Bal
timore, make a total of 1908 docu-
mented vessels. In addition to these
there are estimated to be about 4 200
motorboats aud 1900 sailboats of
under five tons and which do not re-
Iuire documents.
They are, however, subject to the
navigation laws, and there are, there
ore, now operating under the charge
of this direct approximately 5000
vessels, from the small oyster tonger
to the large ocean liner. AS COM
pared with the other ports of the Uni
ted States in so far as the number of
vessels and marine matters are con-
cernsd, and including Annapolis, now
under their supervision, Baltimore is
now second as a marine port to New
York only.
The number of marine disasters re-
ported was 90, and the value of the
property lost was $s9l .003 of which
S433, 700 was on the vessels and
$$257, 303 on the cargoes. The re-
ports show the loss of nineteen lives.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-01-01

Manager Irons has another treat
and surprise for his patrons the first
half of next week. He has secured
Pilgrims Progress, {" the great fea-
ture picture in four reels, which was
presented week before last at the
Academy Of Music, Baltimore, and at
the price Of rs cents. The Colonial
patrons will see this beautiful and
wonderful production for 10 cents.
1t has been endorsed by the clergy,
press and public and is featured in
every large city. 1t was very highly
lauded in Baltimore, and the criti-
eism will be published in The Capt.
tai tomorrow, an extract from the
Baltimore American. Your popular
playhouse gives all the big features
possible and at the very lowest prices.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-01-01
A SPLENDID New Years Gift.

No better New Years gift can be
given your friends than the subscrip-
tion to the Evening Capital for one
year. Send your friend a daily re-
minder of you and your home town
or place of residence. 1t costs little,
but So year, $1.50 for six months.
or 80 cent per month postage pre-
paid The Evening Capital is a
splendid New Years gift. Every
midshipman should send it to his
home.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-01-01
Death Of Old COIOred Man.

Nelson Wells. aged 50 years, an old,
respectable colored man died Sunday
at his home near Chaney's warehouse.
He was local colored preacher, and
was we'll versed in Scripture. Death
was due to pneumonia.
The funeral took place today, the
remains being buried from Hope
Chapel, South River. The funeral ar
rangements were in charge of w. M.
Talbot, Undertaken, of West River.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-01-01

STRAIT Born to Lieut.. and Mrs. B
A. Strait u. S. NJ, a son, Dec. 81.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-01-01
WiII Entertain Di.tingui,hed Guest.

Commander w. Carey Cole, u. S.
N, in charge of buildings and
grounds at the Naval Academy, and
Mrs. Cole, will have as their house
guest for the weekend Mr.. Robert
Neeser, the famous navy statistician.
Mr.. Neeser, it will be remembered,
made the worlds cruise with the At
lantic fleet. He is a recognized au-
thority on naval statistics.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-01-01

~ Advertise in the eapisaA
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-01-01
PERSONAL MENTION.
Items Of Interest Concerning Those
on the Ge-To and FFc-Aboui
You and Your Friends.

IL yoa have visitors and are not
ashamed Of them please send the
names 70 us. or give Personals over
the phone. People like GO know when
upon your friends. Personals published
freP.-Ep.1
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-03-10

We want to tell you aoout our
marshmallows. First. there is no
more delicious candy made. Every
body likes them and the most delicate
stomach can digest them. They are
good for the baby. The old fashioned
white vanilla marshmallow Is always
good. There are many Ways to use
lhem-as for cake, puddings. hot choc-
olate ana substitute for whipped
cream. Something newer are straw.
berry marshmaliows. They have the
real fruit IN them and taste like it.
The strawberry juice marshmallows
are beautiful pink and eFeamier Than
the frulted ones. Hard to beat is the
mint favored ones and entirely new.
II gives the old people a mint candy
that Is soft instead OF the time honor.
ed lozenee7 The chocolate covered
marshmalIow you know, but you do
not know the chocolate filled marsh
mallow. These we received today
Marshmallows are a light bulky candy
and for the best Of these we only ash
thirty cents a pound.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-03-10
snRpRlsE YOUR FRIENDS.

For four weeks regularly use Or.
Kings New Life Pills. They stimulate
the liver, improve digestion, remove
blood Impurities, pimples and erup-
tions disappear from your face and
body and you feel better. Begin at
once. Buy at Brown & Co.'S.
ADV. d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-03-10
Take Herbme for indigestion. It re

Take Herbme for Indigestion. It re
lieves the pain In few minutes and
forces the fermented matter which
causes the misery into the bowels
where it is expelled. Price Soc Sold
BY Owl Drug Store and Public Ddrug
Co-Adv. d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-03-10

The Globe store grows popular daily.
II in neeed Of city directory phone
1925.
J.H Clark Of Anadarko Is a business
visitor in the city today
Get your harness and harness repair
ing Of Wadsworth q White. If
P. c. Stacey is business visitor in
Anadarko today
a wedding gift Of engraved rock
crystal at Flataus' It'll
/ M. e. Bennell left today for Ana.
darko on business.
Take trip to the Fanama canal
with President Taft tonight at the
Majestic ltl
Lee York Of Marlow is a business
visitor in the city today
r. B. Hill Of Alex is spending the
day in the city with friends.
Caperton makes photos that please.
Blob
| e. W. Fisher Of El Reno spent yes
terday in the city with friends
A. B. Cochran left this morning for
Rush Springs on business
James McRea is business visitor
in Anadarko this morning.
1
Engraved calling cards at Flataus'
3-l0-1t
S. r. Reast LEFT this morning for
: Hastings on business.
w D. Henderson is a business Wis
itor today in Marlow
K G. NJ. Anderson Is at the Kozy to
i day. i
r. NJ. A. stoddard left this morning foi
Snyder, where he goes on business,
The Panama Canal as It is Today
in two reels at the Majestic tonigh
only |
w. H. Mileham is a business yisito
in Gotebo today.
& A. P. Ashley of Oklahoma City is i
+ the city today on business.
Sold gold baby rings soc at FIJI
taus'-
Z Dr. j NJ summ Of Rush Springs
"a business visitor in the city today
4 F. F Taylor Of Rush Springs spel
yeesrday in Chickasha with friend
Mrs. Samuel Downing left today f,
4 Oklahoma city where she win sper
several days with friends
Ross Cox. assistant county cler
spent Sunday in Rush Springs wi
E friends and relatives.
Go to the corner of Fifth and Chic
asha and get a gallon of that Missot
pure apple cider; absolutely guars
Il teed $40
r P. Bradley clerk Of Grady coun
is on the job this morning after
illness Of several days.
Ed Dent, cashier of the First !
ti5nal bank Of Rush Springs, is spei
ing the day in Chickasha on husIne
= Mrs G. A. Kinds and son, Arth
left today for Fort Worth 70 be !
a guest OF friends for ten days.
Mrs. George Lutz returned vest
day to her home in this city at
spending five weeks in New Orlea
where she was called by the illness
slim her sister-inlaw.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-03-10

s-~@
&C. NJ. Anderson at Kozy tonight.
9. A. Lindsay Of the master me
chanic's office, spent Sunday in Rush
Springs with friends.
Tornado. fire, plate glass. surety
bonds and casualty insurance. See E.
Is. Dougan. 2-24tf
E. w Power left this morning for
Mayesyille after spending Sunday in
Chickasha with his family.
C C. N. Anderson at the Kozy to-
night 1tl
See that $2l5o diamond special at
Flataus'. 3-lO-3t
Miss Stella Largent leaves today for
Oklahoma City, where she has accept
ed a position with the Parisian."
| For hair work see Mrs. c. b. Van
sickle s27 Minnesota. Switches,
braids, puffs and transformations.
Work guaranteed. Prices right, Phone
$50. 3S-6t
w i. Pitchford left this morning for
Fort Worth, where he will spend two
weeks with friends.
Taft's official inspection Of the Pan
anna canal from ocean to ocean in two
reels at the Majestic tonight It
Mrs. Gertrude Millard Of Kansas
City, Mo-, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
A. N Woodbridge, for a few days
II you talk in your sleep. mention
having your picture made at the Cap
erton S-1O-st
The latest in mesh bags See NJ
Flatau & Son, jewellers. Il
Chas Stoddard will leave tomorrow
for Erick. Okla, where he will spen'
several days on business
Plenty of money to loan on farm an
city property. No delay in closing VI
Liberal rates and terms. John Har
kins, phone 447. 1872
Mrs. W E. Lacy was taken to tn
= Chickasha hospital yesterday, whcr
= she win undergo an operation.
y have still got your fire and tornad
policies. Gomez up and get then
Also plate glass insurance Phone A
IL John aankins. 3-s-.
Robert Dempsey returned yesterdl
d to his home in Verden after bri
II visit with friends in Chickasha.
Is Who is C. NJ. Anderson? C him
Kozy
nj Miss Jessie Jones. who has spent t
as past week in the city with friends, j
turned yesterday to her home in V
q den.
One more chance to see that big &
reel picture OF the Panama canal at
mrh' TX Majestic tonight
E. ". Shannon, formerly OF Chic
sha. but now loca'ed in Oklahoma CT
c1. is spending the day in the city
ul' business
~ Guaranteed alarm clocks $l.Oo at I
tau's. s-lt
an J. Lawrence Lindsay. who sp
Sunday in the city with friends |
relatives. returned this morning
ma Norman.
nd
sSS' Have you tried that pure Missc
apple cider? Go to Fifth and Chic
'u'' sha avenue. 40c a gallon. 81
Mrs. Johnnie Lindsay. who has b
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Joha 1
ses can, returned Yesterday to her hs
i'er in Fort Worth.
OF You would make a lovely picture
that new Easter suit. Try the
. erton once. 81
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-03-10

Subscribe for the Express.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-03-10

Miss Myrtle Ferguson. who has apent
ire nast tun months with her parensa.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-03-10

Members OF AnttHorse Thief asso-
citation viii meet at city hall Thursday
night. March ls. A full attendance is
desired. -G. ". Caldwell. President.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-07
eelIaire Eriefs.

Miss Iona Schwaner Of jeanette.
Pa, Is the guest OF Miss Nayme RIOS.
ger Of Guernsey street.
Items OF interest for this paper may
De left at the City Book store OF tele-
phoned 70 the reporter. Bell 26l.J.
Ed Sisley has returned to his home
on Noble street after a visit al
Greensburr. Pa.
T. L. Workman has returned 70 HIS
home az ST. Cla,rs.llle after 4 visit,
with friends and relatives in this
city.
Miss Ella Morrell OF North Harrison
street is visiting friends and relatives
- Scio. o
FRANK Notary Of Beaver Pa. FOR
meriy Of this city. was calling on
friends and relatives here.
Mrs. Mary Kraft % Guernsey strea,
Is spending few days with friend !
in Bethesda. az
Mr and Mrs. Hixerbeugh OF Shady.
side. are visiting friends and relatives
In Pittsburgh.
Mr and Mrs. Joseph Webb OF Pits.
oursh. are visiting friends and -eIa.
tives In this city.
Mr and Mrs. William Sommers %,
cincinnati. are visiting friends and
relatives in this CITY
MI and Mrs. Fred Fein OF Sebrine
nave returned home after a visit, ,,.5,h
trends and relatives in this city
Mr and Mrs. d. II McGhee n,
|uernsey street street. are pending a
Few days IN Pittsburgh a
Hiss Edna Anderson OF Har-is,.,
street. spent sunday with rriends :,
Epworth park.
william Kirkpatrick and Leo Lev,
nave returned from a brief v,si, =.
Flushing ''S'' ~
raLk Wallace % this city. IS spend
.nK f2T days With friends ana -aIa.
/ lives In Cincinnati
howard steele ~ Pittsburgh. uos
oaIl'ns on friends aud relatives IN tbia
HIi D.rer - Gravel Hin. is visit.
Mich !" H''ioit
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UNITED DOCTORS
CURE ERIE LADY
Stomach. Nerve and Heart Trouble
Wac Getting Worse Under Treat
msnt Of Former Doctors.
UNITED DOCTORS GIVE RESULTS.
The Doctors o. Last Rssort" Again
Prove msrits OF Their Medical
System.

II IS not with pleasant thoughts that
person can look back upon months
OF suffering through treating with IN
many as ak different doctors IN GEO
years urae arc s.eaG:ly getting woEss.
This especially when e ~ proven that
their ;roub!s was readily durable when
the proper treatment was admins
tered.
Miss Martha Thielke. b. 5o7 West
Second street. Erie. Pa, has had tho
experience of suffering for a years
iime and during this time coctorins
Win elk different Physicians without
the slightest benefit. Then upon going
% the United Doctors. who have their
wheeling institute on the second fioor
% the MeLa!n Bldg. a. az Twelfth
street. near Market street, IL was prov
en- 20 her in less than one month that
her cese was BY no means hopeless,
though under the impression that II
was.
Il demonstrates again that the
United system OF medicine which
unites the recognized methods OF
treatment: viz: Allopathic, Homeo-
patnic and Eclectic systems into one
method OF treatment is vastly superiar
70 tho individual system or medicine
as rracticed bp the ordinary doctor.
ERIE, Pa. June 81, 1913.
Since last july 1 nave suffered with
stomach trouble. severe pains around
my heart causing smothering sensa-
Cons and I was extremely nervous.
MY heart would pslpitate upon the
least exertion and AT times I feared /
was about TO die. Ny hands and feet
would become cold and altogether my
condition was very bad.
During tho year OF Illness had
treated with six different doctors and
Sot one OF them helped me and J
gradually became worse and worse
II seemed that there was no hope, SO
finally I was forced 10 go 10 the Uni
ted Doctors Institute as a last resort
1t was only after a careful eNani-
nation OF my case that I was accepted
for treatment and though / have trrat-
cd legs than one month Il IS surely
due the public 10 know what wonder
:ul results they have accomplished IN
my case.
since commencing treatment I have
had no more bad heart spells, my
appetite has improved famously and I
can eat fine and rest perfectly at
night. Ths nervousness has vanished
aLd simply feel ike new person.
Tie United Doctors have performed
wonders IN my case.
OS!zned)
MISS MARTHA THIELKE
'-,7 West Second St. Erie. Pa"
anyone suffering rom any chronic
aiim,rt or clseas" cannot do better
.han BY consulting the United Doctors
1T once.
Consultation and examination is free
20 all.-AdVt
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WhoopInq couun

i have used Chambcrlain's cough
Remedy ever since have been keep
ing house. and I consider IL one Of
The best medicines ! have ever used
Nv children have all used ~. and IL
works Ike charm tor Gods and
whooping cough. In fact. ! consider
u good for any kind o. a throat or
lung trouble. and do not think any
household complete without g." wires
l.. G. Haines. o. MarhUry. Ala You
will look a good while before YOU find
better preparation than Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy FOR colds and
whooping cough In children II con-
tains no narcotic and IS pleasant TO
take. For sale by all dealers. ADV.
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erect Of keeping the Saturday evening
shoppers OF the street. and business in
the city was very poor.
The candidates on the Fusion ticket
VIII hold meeting IN Squire Weather
sons ofice next Monday evening.
The annual Sunday school picnic Of
The German Lutheran church will be held
Thursday OF this week
large number Of rooters accom-
panied tie bi!lonVsle ball team 20 tie
lily Yesterday afternoon
Several local people have rented cot
tsges az Epworth Park, at bethesda. and
will remove there this week
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FIRST MEETING
Public utilities Commission VIII Meet
Tomorrow In Chsrleston-Wheel-
Ina Men 10 Attend.

a number OF Wheeling business men
will leave today for Charleston 10 o.
tend the FIRST meeting OF the public
utilities commission. which conyen-s
tomorrow. Railroad transportation
matters will be taken UP. Including
passes for services on street cars In
side Of the state limits Much inter.
oct IS manifested IN the meeting %
the now body my persons through
out the sfate.
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Professor George Parsnns tor

Professor George Parsons, for many
years musical instructor - the local
SCHOOLS. would saOrtly resign and ac-
ceYt position IN tie Nass..ion public
scaOOls at an increase IN salary or az
ieast 200 year. At present Mr. Par
sons 10 cut OF tse city and Will not re-
tuTa VA next month. 50 the mater VIII
rect III he returns. lie has AlTtaGy teen
selected for the coming YEAR
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MARTINS FERRY
HappY R.eunion.

a happy reunion viii take place at TIE
nome II Charles :. Norris on Brondvvav
sHls week, when his sister. Mrs. Eliza
"tth tuderte!c q Toronto. Canada
" II lie here for u short visit Nfr Norris
lsitt-u IN C-nsGA several years ago. but
..is sister vaS not At homo at the time
ae was there
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The many friends IN this city u Henry
htrrzuher Z Pipe Creek the young
uIr VITO mad his arm crushst Nv being
.augHt rctwre. tWO coal cars at tie
Johnson Coal Company. last saturday A
Week. IA regret 20 learn thut lis con
ci'ion SLOWS little Improvement II
o. IA mas been confined iu RE Glendale
..H- pital ever siuc. tie accident l.it t.st
Sn' trday was removed 90 -a- PICKETT
horne IN Heilairs and a traiu-l nurse has
L'fh F4a' ed ia charge ~ the case. IIr
W .i-"f. Of th's c,fy. aa1 Ir heath of
lt"ilaire. held CONSULTATION Yesterday
h.' t.' alt was not given ont.
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'ir~--e l..tH... a res.ts1t - tbs
o.. was looked 3 Saturday afternoon
'.r fffr "a.t... 90 vince .s..4 .r.. DO
Is been If.'-..E ftr some Q r.s n-.4
"ff u.i To- ...,.l... attempts O., lc.. from
fl" ri story - TO rear Of tie lat
---..r ..t.-
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'7U-tlIIe WI-llHTI EI.."" = r0TfIWpI
20 hi7 home > a serious wound tausvI
- snc bite. friday II - taoLeht -
De- 4L b~ necessary g. 81. tie animal as
re - very vicious Yesterday nfr Soy -
con iit.ru MAS liff.e improved but the
WOW aS are very painful
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The Spence-B4ggs stove Foundry Will
ta iI!e she coming week Il bsirg M,
es-l midsummer shut down OF the
plant and while the plant - Idle extern
AID a.sY I'll er parts Il TIE fou1dry
Wien t4ey resume operations they VIII
70 Il. hL@ s..aYe and a long and steady
run IL expected
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rms evening on Hoyles neld the game
* pa! tIat VAS scheduled for saturday
N"tWtru the Fairgrounds and the Mar
ans Fiery Juniors and which was called
1T 1H account Of tie rain viii lie PLAYED
ana ~ doubt a large crowd will 10 pres
eht As tie teams are EVENLY match ed
a good EAme - eApecfed
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BiechanioL IrstaIl Officers

~ TIE eb-.ar .4locting ~ the senior
Mechanics 70 le held Tomorrow evening
'I" Ht:icer5 ror the -nsuiu., year Will a
.nst-l.e !. Following Ills meeting tho
IoNa! Legion W.. .o.9i epe,4a. iae-t-
ilE ip make q REPORT 80 lost--s 10 holt
...s a. union 81 '..c add &c dlztr1"t coz
~ Ton " lie l-lSee 30 lie Ei.lrity.
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Americas Club.

The regular meeting OF the Ameri-
Gus club OF this city will be held at
the home OF Herbert McVey on Thir-
ty.sixta street. Thursday evening Of
tnls week. Arrangements will be
completed FOR the annual outing OF
the society. Following the business
meeting a social session vii lbe held
and refreshments served.
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W0rlan.s nt.laionnrr 1879

Tho 'n.IaT.H HIe%IrftrF society %
ere 1901 wool l.--apJf .nu rturrH. WILL
10 'r -r~u 0r mnrfHiy m"cf.ag on
.r. ..r'.t.f ..rssH will ia tran .trs g.
".-' .ire Thomas ii.-Ia 90 fs..,.. Hra
|.l.sr N.|'IHna tire I.aafH 81 r-a
Ntr U..s fiII Hrs ge.rE. Nr... CIV =
srf 50 4s U.nr.h- IatlH VIA also or.
est
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Many Took Examinations.

\ InrFe TIWber u lie local tearhers
TOOK tHe teachers examination held at
~ 'lairsNi4l,. saturday afternoon and IL
j. expected that al will make good
grades. Several fthe members OF this
years graduating CIass were in the
crowd
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gtorTr p-rre v-inrov-

A w'F.Hs DO f.t Eft.G-.0rf Z. rFtre
-- '.p..r Saturday nft.rrarn .ur.uc
tho boyd STORM ono - the Fsr- fsU
frn"H .tH fHr'etlrr H~f erHa I'd frrv4E.
'He 4ffr -"tsfHl other windows ia t,.la
.r.fy vera ale. frY.er
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Of the city council win b. held In the
council chamber OF the city building
Tuesday evening Of this week. Sever
al important matters will be given At
tsnuon. and Ii: report. OF The various
council will probably look ovar the
site for q crematory on Indian run. o.
fered by the Carnegie Steel Company.