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4 EllELfuL Llnnlrr

WI. often caU-c d horrible Burn; Scald
tG;s q. lrUt-a BuckIens Arnica Salvc, the
r..' il tie world, will Kill pain and promptly
lratf. Cure. Old sores, Fever Sores, Ulcers,
B.il-. tcioas, Corns, all Skin Eruptions.
B.; Pie cure On earth. Only 25cts. box.
Cure guaranteed Sold by r. b, Frazer,
DRUGGIST
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Treasurer, Assistant Treasurer
and Taxes.
CHAPTER 80.

AN ACT to repeal Sections 119 and l2O of
Article s of the Code of Public Local
Laws, title Cecil County" subtitle
County Treasurer, and to re.cnact
the same with amendments.
SECTION /. BE It enacted by the General
Assembly Of Maryland, That Sections 119 and
100 OF Article 8 of the Code Of Public Local
Laws, title Cecil County, subtitle County
Treasurer be and the same is hereby re-
pealed and re-enacted with amendments so
as to read as follows:
SECTION 119. The legal and qualified
voters OF Cecil county shall at the general
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How Are Hour K!dncyte
i)r Hobbs Sparagus Pills cure ali Edrcyl.Is. sam.
pic frce ADA sterling Remedy c.. tf'1a-. or \ Y
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Bills Of Exchange.
CHAPTER -.

AN ACT to add new section to article
HoE the Code o: she Public Local Lars
title Cecil County, under the new
subtitle Bills Of Exchange and Pro
MISERY Notes, - 70 he designated az
'Santion n iNaod IN FoIlo.,. seo+;o,, o.
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ALFRED RITTER,
Secretary of the Senate.
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~, u u ONIIII II,
Cmet Clerk Of the House OF DELEGATES
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Chief Clerk Of she House Of Delegates.
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ALFRED RITTER,
Secretary OF the Senate
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AN EDITOR KILLS HIMSELF.
III Health Drives nm EN-Lieutenani
Governor of Kansas 60 Take
Hts own Life.

Emporia, Kan. July &c. V. Esk-
ridge, editor of the Emporia Repub-
lican ana former Lieutenant governor
OF Kansas, died at his home in this
city from the effects OF self-infiicted
pistol wounds. Before he died Mr..
Eskridge. who had been III with can
Ger OF the liver for several months,
said he knew he could not live and
that he was tired OF life.
Charles V. Eskridge was born in
Virginia in 1ss3 and came 20 Kansas
in 1855. He has been identified with
Kansas politics since before the civil
war, having been representative in
the legislature from 1859 20 1862 and
state senior in 1864. He served as
lieutenant governor with Gov. James
NJ. Harvey from 1861 to 1871. Since
1881 he has owned and edited the En-
poria Republican, one of the strongest
republican newspapers in the state.
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DEATHS SUMMONS.
Known io~a Statesman. Dies
OF Heart FaiIure.

Washington, July ls.-United States
senator Gear. OF Iowa. died az his
apartments in the Portland az s:2s
Saturday morning Of heart failure.
lie was In usual health up 90 $3.50 a.
M, when he was attacked. Doctors
were iemediately summoned. but
their efforts were unavailing.
Senator Gear let beside his widow.
two daughters. Mrs. J. w. Blythe.
wife Of the principal attorney OF the
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy rail
road, and Mrs. Horace Rand. wife Of
a prominent business man. both re-
siding in Burlington. Funeral serv-
ices will be held Ina Burlington on
Wednesday. Services are TO be
held here. The news OF Senator
Gears death was a great shock 10 his
personal and official friends IA Wash
ington, by whom he was very highly
regarded. Secretary Wilson was in
expressibly shocked when the news
was conveyed 20 HIM.
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POLITICAL CONFERENCE.
The Membership OF the New RsPub-
ueaa National Excessive
Committee.

Cleveland, o., July 14.-An impor-
tant political conference ATTENDED by
a number of prominent republican
leaders was held at Senator Hnnna's
office here Friday. The meeting was
called by Mr.. Hanna to discus and
decide upon the personnel of tn new
executive committee and 10 name a
secretary of the national cominittee
to succeed Gen. Charles r. Dick
At noon senator Hanna annomced
that the following named hafssen
chosen as members of the nal
executive committee:
Graeme Stewart, Illinois Henry @.
Payne, Wisconsin; Richard C. Rerens.
Missouri; J. II. Marley. Maine; NJ. b.
Scott, West Virginia; Frederick ;.
Gibbs, New York; Franklin Murphy,
New Jersey; Myron 4. Merriek. DIDO:
Harry :. New. Indiana.
Chairman, NJ. a. Hanna. Secretary.
Perry ). Heath. Treasurer, Cornelius
y. Bliss.
On. Charles f. Dicks resignation rs
secretary of the national republican
committee was received and accepted.
Mr.. Heath will tender his resigna-
ton TO the president in about week
or ten days.
Myron 7. Herrick is George B. Cox's
successor as member OF the rspublic-
an national committee from Ohio.
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MURPHY WAS MUCH PUZZLED.
ne Mansssd 60 Give Satisfactory A
sw~Fs 60 the duss~ioas.
However.

One e the New York snumerators called
On an old lrshman Who had b.. name. Auf-
phy. chAiksd upon biz door lie va vsfy
much perplsasd. although be- had becn
10 The country loag snoush 10 - through
several censuHss.
The cinssY " be sHelaimsd suspicious.
~ "Phwat u VIZ
! tod him that 70 Nas record Of the tribe
q Murphys IN the United States that vas
helms prepared for the government. where.
1t be was greatly hAttsfed. and wanted 10
tell me he family history a. far back a. he
knew e. lie memory, however, was dsiee-
tive, especially e. % date.
The year Nv me burfthf be repeated,
scratching h,s head. sure an don't know
AZ al. az All. Then. after fthcciing awhile
be frightened up and AID SURE. a. %
vuE he year the crops failed IN ireland
Was u IN ~ ! suggested. AZ a ven
turs. lie looked 20 BE- about %.
Path az u VA that very year. be re-
piled. aud let q 80 81 that.
lie bad forsotten. TOO. the year Of he ar
rival IN America. bot ! Iemimbgr that hcf-
ace Greeley wss ruuniu for president al the
tonne" be said
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Fifteen Persons Known to Have
Perished Near Coleman, Tex.
Ia Il Believed THAT More Lives Have
been Lost Along the Course of
the Greek in the valley
selow Coleman.

Galveston. Tex, July IA cloud
burst occurred at Coleman, Tex, and
meager reports Indicate that Is lives
were lost in the food. among them
being John Fuleisstine and Joe Spath.
They were engaged in rescuing four
little girls, each having two on his
horse, when all were washer away.
Ten bodies have been recovered. and
search is being made for others.
Spain was one of the leading citizens
Of the place.
There have been tremendous rains
throughout the vicinity OF Coleman
for two days past, and all the streams
are Overfiowed. The tracks of the
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fc railroad
are under water and a large property
loss has resulted from the storm.
IL is believed that several lives have
been lost along the course Of the
creek in the valley below Coleman
As soon as the news OF the disaster
at Coleman reached here relief trains
were promptly dispatched 20 that
place, but owing To the high water
the trains were unable 20 reach the
scene of the cloudburst. Ford's
creek, near Coleman, is reported 10
be two miles wide, and its waters are
rushing down the valley az a fearful
rate.
Advices received here from Kerr
vile, Tex, state that cloudburs; oc-
CURED in the mountains north OF
there. which destroyed a railroad
bridge over the Guadalupe river aud
inundated many farms.
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FIRE IN CHICAGO.
seven Persons Injured. Oae Fatally.
ny Failing Waii--Property
Loss. s2oO.ooo.

Chicago. July iT.--Seven persons
were injured, one fatally. by falling
walls in a fire caused by lightning al
Michigan street and Dearborn avenue.
The injured are: Fireman Robert
Meany, back broken; will die: caught
in falling debris while jumping from
second story. Capt. Evans. ankle
sprained: Lieut.. Nolan. shoulder hurt
by falling walls; Capt; Martin Lacey.
hand crushed; Fireman Joseph Wall.
knocked from building. head cut and
body bruised; Mrs. Grace Gordon.
hurt in escaping from adjoining
house; Agnes Kilgore, Of Detroit.
Mich. knocked down by falling bricks
and one leg and one arm broken
The fire started i'm broom corn
factory and spread rapidly. suddenly
the walls Of the burning building coll
lapsed, falling ON an adjoining board
ing house, No. 2i2 Michigan street,
crushing the roof in. Several hremen
were carried down with the roof. and
for a time il was believed n number
Of persons had persisted. The Inmates
Of the boarding house were all res
cued. though with much difficulty.
The total damage amounts 20 near
" 100000. Henry Nehemcyer q Co.
prvprieiors Of the broom corn facto-
~. estimate their loss al $4,000 and
J. Dreyfus & Co.. furriers. at $4,000.
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DECLINES TO ARBITRArE.
The 80. Louis Transit Co. Remaias
Firm, Although Mach Moaey
Has Been Lost.

ST. Louis, July 16.-As a Unnn line
car on the Lee avenue division of the
Transit Co. was passing the intersec-
ton Of 22d street and Bremen venue,
at IL o'clock at night, the wheels
struck q charge OF dynamite. which
exploded with terrific force. The car
was blown from the track. The aoor-
ing and sides were rent asusder and
all the windows demolished.
There were four passengers on the
car, two of. whom, Edward English
and Mollis Shire, were so badly in
iured that they had TO be taken TO the
city dispensary. The others, although
badly shaken up, were able 10 90
home. The explosion was by FAR the
worst that has occurred on he St.
Louis Transit Co.'S line since the be.
ginning of the strike.
81. Louis. July 17.--Attorney Leh-
man, for the St. Louis Transit Co..
made n statement that the Transit
Co. will not submit TO arbitration the
differences between il and ms en-
ploycs.
The 81. Louis Transit Co. fled in
the city registers Office its returns of
trips and passengers for the ouarter
ending June 30 last, showing the de-
crease in the company's business
caused by the strike. During the first
three months of this year. before the
strike began, the Transit Co. carried
27O5s,isj passengers, and for the
three months ending June 30 carried
only 13,733.621 passengers.
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BRITISH LOSS TWO HUNDRED.
Further Particulars OF How the
Boers Set n Successful Trap
for Their Enemy.

London, July 15.-Lord Roberts has
vent nothing further concerning the
Sitra's Mex affair. Pretoria dis.
patches, however, show that the Lin.
colnshires lost half of their Officers.
including Col. Roberts. who was
wounded and taken prisoner. Strag-
glers continue to arrive AT the camp,
but few further details can be gatH-
cred. The British fought stubbornly
until nightfall. when the cavalry
turned their horses loose. The Boer
report of the engagement places the
British casualties at over 200.
In the Derdepoort affair, mentioned
in Lord Roberts dispatch. the men in
the front rank OF the Boers wore
khaki uniforms and helmets. and the
dragons passed them unsuspecting-
", under the impression that they
were hussars. The mistake was not
discovered until the Beers opened
heavy fire, when the dragons were
within 900 yards.
British prisoners who have ESCAPED
90 Kroonstadt report that Gen. De
Vets force of 10000 men. with ten
guns, expelled from Bethlehem by
Gen. Clements and Gen. Paget, have
taken up a strong position Is miles
10 the southwark i'm the hills around
Retief Mex. President Steyn is re-
ported 10 be with them.
Another case of the Beers wearing
khaki is reported TO have happened
at Lindley on June 20, when they sur
prised picket of IS men of the York
shire light infantry. is of whom were
killed and wounded.
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NIne Prr.on. InIurrd.

Chicago, July 17.-Nine persons
were injured in a trolley accident on
the Cicero and Proviso electric line.
caused by rounding a curve az fun
speed. The injured are Mrs. W.
Stark. Harry Mulsh. \. NJ. McLain. d.
+. Packer. Emma Janozsky, Frank
Ryneck. James Post and John Patrov.
sky, all Of Chicago. The motor car
and one trailer were derailed About
80 persons were aboard. and the acri-
dent caused panic among the pas
sengers.
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PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION.
The Articles In which n Re
duction H. Made.

Washington, July l5.--The follow
ing proclamation by the president on
the German reciprocity agreement
has been made public;
Reciprocity with Germany.
by the president OF the United
States of America.
"A proclamation.
whereas, the German government
has entered into a commercial agree.
rient with the United States in con-
formity with the provisions of the
third section of the tariff act Of the
United States approved July "a. 1891,
by which agreement in the judgment
OF the president reciprocal and
equivalent concessions are secured in
favor Of the products % the United
States:
Therefore. be Il known that '.
William Mckinley, president OF ~.
United States OF America, acting ur-
der the authority conferred by said
act OF congress, do hereby suspend
during the continuance In force 81
said agreement the imposition and
collection OF the duties imposed by
the first section Of said act upon the
articles hereinafter specified. being
the products OF the soil and industry
OF Germany; and do declare In place
thereof che rates Of duty provided In
the third section OF said act 20 b.
In force and on and after the date Of
this proclamation a. follows. namely;
Upon argols. or crude tartar. or
wine lees, crude, five percentum Ad
valorem.
Upon brandies, or rather spirits
manufactured or distilled from grain
or other materials. one dollar and
seVenty-iiye cents FOR proof gallon.
Upon still wines and vermuth. In
casks, IS cents per gallon; In bottles
or jugs. per ease OF oae dozen bot
ties or jugs containing each not more
than one quart and more than one
pint, or twenty-four bottle or jugs
containing each not more than one
pint, one dollar any twenty-five cents
per case, and any excess beyond
these quantities found In such bot
tiles or Jugs shall be subject 20
duty OF Tour cents per pint or frac-
tional part thereof, but no separate
or additional duty shall be assessed
upon the bottles or jugs.
Upon paintings In oil or water
color. pastels, pen aud ink drawings
and staiuary. fifteen Percentum ad
salorem.
"Of which the officers aud citizens
o. the United States will take due
notice.
"in testimony whereof. have
hereunto set my hand and caused the
seal Of the United States 20 be AZ.
fixed.
Done az the city Of Washington.
this thirteenth day OF July. A. D.,
one thousand nine hundred. and 81
the Independence Of the United
States OF America the one hundred
aud twenty-ffth.
WILLIAM MCKINLEY"
by the president; John Hay. Sec
refarv 81 STATE
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New York, July l7.-In the presence
of $4,000 persons, in Madison Square
garden, Terry McGovern, of Brooklyn,
defeated Frank Erne, of Buffalo, the
lightweight champion of the world.
il was a hurricane fight from bell 10
bell, without seconds let up. I'm the
third round Erne's seconds. seeing he
was defeated, threw up the sponge
and the fight was given 10 McGovern.
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Washington, July 17.-Adm. Remey
has cabled TO the Buffalo, now al Co
lombo, Ceylon. TO proceed 10 Taku.
The trip will take three weeks. She
has on board about 400 fresh men 10
augment the naval force now in
China. The Princeton has sailed from
Hong-KonR to Annoy. She has been
going from port 10 port along the
Chinese coast, displaying the Ameri-
can flag and looking after the Ameri-
can interests.
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juvenated. ! believe ] am Permanently
cured, and do not hesitate 90 give unrlnted
praise 20 your great remedy, Pofuna.'
The causes 81 summer catarrh are frat,
chronic catsrrh. second. arrangements II
the stomach and liver. third. impure blood
such being the ease, anyone who knows
anything whatever about the operations 81
PeTuna can understand why this remedy .
a permanent cure for summer sltarfh. 10
eradicatss chronic catarrh frou8 he system,
invigorating the stomach and liver. c'clnses
the blood Of al impurities. and therefore
permanently cures by removing the csuns.
a host Of maladics peculiar 90 hot weather.
The cause being removed the symptoms de-
appear q ,hemssiYes
Summer Cataffh" @snt free o. any al.
drcss Nv The Perunz Medicine Co. Colum.
bus, Ohio
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Driving on, the nor--.

Witpoor. Transyaal. July l5.-Gen.
Clery's column, which has moved east
erly. is now camped here. During the
march the mounted infantry engaged
200 Beers. Smelling a ridge occupied
by the burghers. II is anticipated
that this movement will clear the
country from Standerton 10 Heidel-
berg, as the troops found but one re-
naming lager, from which the Beers
retired hurriedly.
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GuiId Declines the once.

Washington, July 17.-Cu-tis Guild.
of Boston, who was tenderd the APP
pointment of first assistant post-mas-
ter general 10 succeed Perry :.
Heath. has declined to accept the Of
fee. The reason given for his action
is the pressure of private business
interests
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penth OF Earl w. nIodrett.

New York, July 1.-THE death of
Earle Walter Blodgett, at Manila, is
announced. He was for years lead
ing merchant of that city and was
involved in many difficulties owing to
Spanish hatred of Americans.
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Sol Rus.eII VIII Rest.

New York, July l5.--Mr Sol Smith
Russell, the popular actor, who broke
down while he was playing in Chica-
go, last spring, and was obliged 70
close his season prematurely. has
decided not TO return TO the stage
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AerobatIc.

After supper he procured bis wife's bet
cothetlinf from the back shed. fastened one
md Of il 20 his S. Bernard collar and the
other 20 the handle bar Of be- bicycle. Then
he went cut into the middle II the road and
mounted. For about four rods. that is until
the 81. Bernard espisd a canine friend. the
sensation was dreamlike after that !: be-.
came enc horrible nightmare. IN despcra.
tion the rider ciuiched handle bars, back
pedalcd and fairly howlsd. until &c last be
became sufficiently cool % call 20 the dog
% stop. II stopped all right. but the wheel
had motions % iis own. u went on ihl 70
struck the dos imidsh.ps. then q rose iu the
ar. sending its rider toward cioulland.
His head tried conclusions with the curb
and when they brought him 10 be promised
hs wife never 10 DO Il again.--Detroit Free
Press
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KILLED nv His Brother-In-Lav.

Chicago, July 17.-David Kelly, for
'merly cab driver, was shot and in
stantly killed here by his brother-in-
law, Charles Foster. The men quar-
relied over money, and Foster, who
sade no resistance TO the police, says
he fired in self-defense.
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Milwaukee, Wis, July 1.-THE
steamer Thomas Maytham, Capt. L.
B. Cummings, from Erie for Milwau.
kee, ran ashore in a fog about four
miles north of this city. All on board
yere taken off.
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London, July 15.-On board the
Cunard line steamer which sailed
from Liverpool Saturday are Walter
c. Hitler. who has been appointed
adviser to the military authorities in
China; Foxhall Keene and Rev. Nor
gan Dix.
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Dubuque, la, July l5.-The house
OF John McQuinlan was struck bv
lightning, and his l4-year-old dancht.
er Rosa was killed while asleep. Nel.
lie Short, who was visiting her vas
terribly burned.
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Troops Ordered 60 china.

Chicago, July 16.-The depot bat
talon of the 9Th United States infant
~, stationed at TT. Sheridan, has re-
ceiyed orders TO go TO China. Within
two weeks the other two battalions
of the regiment are expected from
Cuba.
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enjoys custard made from Burnham's
Cream Cus;ard just dissolve in hot milk
and set away to harden. Endorsed by physi-
clans as a healthful and nutritious food for
Children and lnvalids. All Grocers are CIV
ing Zoe. package free to purchaser Of q
package Of Burnham's Hasty Jellycon-thy
finest jelly preparation. Order TO-DAY.
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Worlds Christian End..,

London. July l5.-The worlds
Christian endeavor convention opened
with a general pilgrimage to Wesley's
chapel, wher2 prayer-meetings were
held hourly all day long. They we're
attended in immense Congregations
OF Christian endeavor delegate
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HEALTHY WOMEN.

Mary j. Kennedy, manager Of Ar
mour & Co.'S Exhibit at the Trans Missis.
nppi Exposition Al Omaha, Neb., writes
the following Of Psruna, as a cure for that
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NNNiNlANM IAA =
Of summer ca
tarrh, known az
in d iRest ion.
Miss Kennedy
says:
II found the
c o n n n a !
change Of diet
incidental 20
eight years
travelling com
pletely upset my
digestive system.
In consulting
several physi
clans they de-
cided I suffered
with catafrh II
the stomach.
IT heir pre-
scriptions did
not seem 90 help
me any, 90. read
ing OF the re-
markahle cures
effected by the
use Of pefuna |
decided 90 Try Il
and soon found
myself well re-
paid
Il have now
used peruna for
al out three
months and feel
completely fr-
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-07-20

A boy in the family always comes in handy
when the PIE eft over isn't enough TO ave.
--Atchison Globe.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-09-26
Wanted to click the spoon
Indianapolis Ind. Nov

Indianapolis Ind. Nov. 16 '99.
Pepsin Syrup Co.,
Dear sir:-We have been keep
ing house for five years and are
never without DIR. Caldwells pep
sin Syrup. We find nothing to
equal it for stomach troubles and
my children like as well as candy.
One night recently my wife was
giving a dose to our baby and
Media (onr little girl 4 years old)
cried for some too. Her mamma
told her she didn't need it and
then she said: "Can't | lick the
spoonF 1t is so pleasant to take
the effects are so good we hate to
be without DR.. CaldwelPs Syrup
Pepsln. Yours truly
LAFE D. WERTHERS.
Mgr. Enterprise Hotel.
Sold by L Howard.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-09-26
Hill & Hulit

Have some valual L. business pro-
perty close in for sale.
Also, have three well improved
residence properties that are attract
i've and will price them low.
We have some good property to
sell or trade that will make you
money.
. Lots, house, dugout and well
some shed and chicken lot, 10000,
cash takes it all.
? Room house, ? lots, wall corral
and sheds, $3.50. viii take good
team on this trade.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-09-26

We have for a long time desired
TO obtain strictly Pure Baking
Powder that we could sell reason
able and have contracted with an
eastern factory for the genuine
brand named Perfect" and will
sell il at 25 instead Of 80 per pound.
J. a. WARE, JR.
12.3m. w. W. HORNE.