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At Louisville.

Louisville, May 17.-Onatas, Schorr's g. noon when she won the Nursery stakes at four and a half furlongs from a good l field with comparative ease. She went to the post the favorite, and after getting off in good shape was well played all around the track. Coming into the stretch the lilly took the lead and had no trouble in beating out Madden's Merry Reel and Woodlake, who had a hot fight for the place, the former winning by narrow margin. One of the biggest crowds of the meeting saw the race. The track was very fast and the weather pleasant. First race, five furlongs-Luralighte no Lindsey), to l, won; Sheriff Bell i'll (WinkhelD, to 5, second Perices no (Ransch), to l, third. Time: 101h.
 second race, one mile, selling-Toah III (Winkheld), l to 4, won; Ben Battle 110 (Miller), to 1, second; John Yerkes 115 (Buchanan), to ?, third. Time: 1:42%.
 Third race. seven furlongs, selling Aules 102 (Coburn), to l, won; Stuyve 1O7 CRansch), to 3, second; Emathion 11O (Winkfield), to l. third. Time 1:2S1a.
 Fourth race, the Nursery stakes four and one-half furlongs, $6000-Onatas Ills Woods), to ?, won; Merry Reel 1OS
 Winkfield). to 1, second; Woodlake 1l5 (Buchanan), 12 to 1, third. Time: 054%.
 Fifth race, six and one-half furlongs, selling-Staff 1O7 (Knight, to ?, won; Tragedy 109 CMiller). to l, second; Suave 109 (Winkfield), 3 to 2, third. Time: 1922
 Sixth race, five furlongs-Imp. Martin 115 (Miller), to 1, won; Maude Come IT (Coburn), l to 3, second; The Geeser 112 CRancsh), 50 to l, third. Time: 1:01h.
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On the Race 0vacx
At New York.

New York, May 17-Before one of the largest crowds of the meeting August Belm onts Mizzen galloped home and easy winner in the National Stallion stakes at Morris Park today. Thirteen high class 2-year-olds made up the field with Mizzen an even money favorite. The Keene entry, Salesman and Duster. were second choices at Il to 5. Benson Hurst set hot pace to the dip, closely fol- lowed by Sir Vorhis and Mizzen. As they came into the last furlong Bullman hit the Hastings colt with the whip and he drew out and won in a gallop by three lengths with Daiesman second and Benson Hurst third.
 The Grand National Steeplechase brought the best field of jumpers seen this season. Olindo fell on the first round. George w. Jenkins, the favorite, after trailing his field for two and quar- ter miles, won in driving finish by half length from Burlington.
 Blue Girl. on her first appearance this year, won the Ladies stake for 3-year-old Allies by two lengths.
 Water Color, carrying 126 pounds, in the last race, lowered the track record for one mile, covering the distance in 1 ;391a.
 First race, seven furlongs, selling-Es- sence. 99 (Rice) to 1, won; Carroll D, 99 (Creamer) to 5. second; Cryptogram, 107 CT. Burns) 13 to 5, third. Time, 1:291e.
 Second race. five Undergraduates Tu- lane, TOT (Odom) 5 to 1, won; Biturica. 107 (Shaw) ' to 1, second; Birthstone, 11C Wonderly) 10 to 1. third. Time 1:0O1a.
 Third race. the Fifth National Stallion race, for 2-year-olds, five furlongs-Miz- zen, IF (Bullman) even, won: Dalesman IA7 (Shaw) Il to B. second; Benson Hurst, (Brennan) 20 to 1, third Time, :591R.
 Fourth race. Grand National steeple- chase, about two and a half miles-George w. Jenkins, --J (Ray) Il to 5, won; Bull hngton e. Green to 1, second; Miss Mitchell, 143 QIines) 13 to 5, third. Time 4:45.
 Fifth race, the Ladies Stake, the with CTS mile-Blue Girl, 121 CT Burns) Il to 10, won; Hatasoo, 121 (OConnor) 6 to 5 second; Chanover Queen, 121 (Shaw) 12 to 1, third. Time, 1:42.
 Sixth race, handicap, withers mile-Wa- ter Color, 126 (Odom) 2 to 5. won; ..da- vance Guard, 116 Uandry) 5 to 1, second Pentecost 102 (Redfern) ' to l, third Time, 1:391s.
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Always Consult the Best
 PROF. WEST Office l730 l.2 Fourth Ave

If you are interested in sickness. deaths, changes, travels. lawsuits, business trans actions; If you desire to have your do- nestle trouble removed. your enemies overcome visit Professor West. As a test in his readings he tells names of your friends and enemies, who and when you are to marry; teaches you how to control or fascinate those you admire; gives never-failing information regarding all kinds of business. lawsuits, claims col lections, investments, speculations, changes, wills. pensions. insurance deeds, mortgages, mines, patents, inventions and all financial difficulties
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Little Rock. 8; Memphis. 5.

Memphis May 1.-The visitors out played the local team at all stages of the game and won by score Of to 5. Mem phis had an excellent opportunity to tie the score in the ninth inning, but the necessary hits were not forthcoming. Robb was succeeded by Gleason a second baseman, in the seventh. Both were hit hard Williams made a sensational catch and double play. Attendance SO0 Score:
 R.H. E. Memphis. .... II 0 0 0 0 1-5 , Little Rock .. .. 70 3 0 2 201200 0-S IA s Batteries-Robb, Gleason and Accorsini; Guese and Murphy.
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RenuhlIcs Defeat T. c. |.

The Republic Iron and Steel baseball team defeated the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railway team yesterday at Owenton College grounds in a one-sided game.
 One noticeable feature was the attend ance of a large number of ladies. The special features of the game were the heavy hitting of Cass and the fine pitch ing of Mont gomery for the Republics.
 The score by innings: R.H. E. Tennessee .. .. ....0 1 o ? o. 3 12 Republics .. .. ....4 3 O 0 0 3 *-15 IS 3
 Batteries-Tennessee Mills and Mc- Grail Republics, Montgomery and Leigh ton.
 The Republics are anxious to meet others.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE GAMES.
Shreveport, 8; New orleans, z.

to pieces in the third inning and six hits in succession yielded five runs. He was kept in the box and did good work after that, although a two-bagger and Smith s error let in two runs in the seventh. New Orleans played an uphill game and nearly pulled out, but Shreveport put up very aggressive game and won by neck. At tendance 2500 Score: R.H. F.. Shreveport .. .. ..OO50 031O-s 9 6 New Orleans .. .. ..020 0 0 0 0041-7 s 2
 Batteries-Reust and McGuire; Freeland and AbbOtt
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Nashville. G.; Chattanooga, 6.

Nashville, May 11-Chattanooga played a splendid uphill game today, making 1t a tie with Nashville, darkness ending the contest at the end of the tenth inning. In the seventh, with three men on bases, Hill relieved Breitenstein, but three more runs were made here. Sanders pitched the last three innings for Nashville. Attend ance 1500. Score: R.H. E.. NaSnV1lle ..U Q l U U 0U Ut II Q Chattanooga .. .. 70 0 0 1 Q ? 3 o 0-6 s 8
 Batteries-Breitenstei Hill. Sanders and Fisher; Bruner and Roth.
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Lakeview Boys Win.

The Lakeview baseball team defeated the West End team yesterday by score of to 8, ten innings. The members of the teams are as follows: Lakeview-Bradley Riddle, Cliff Jenkins, Ryan Goldwire, Searcy Foster, Jack Allison, William Fraser, Boz Williams, Robert Williams, E. Weber.
 Elyton-MacFarlan Bunting, w.. Smith, Murole, K. Smith. Milner, Ha- good Hawkins.
 The features of the game were the pitching by B. Williams and w. Smith and the long drive to left field by Foster, which won the game.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston, 3; Chicago. 1.

Chicago, May H.-Boston won pitch CTS battle in the third inning, three bases on balls, an error and two singles SCOT ing three runs. Attendance, 52OO. Score:
 R. H. E. Chicago $. .. ....01000 0000O-1 8 1 Boston .. .. ........0 0 3 0 0 0OO-3 0 Batteries: Garner and Chance; Fitting CT and Kittredge.
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WANTS HIS WIFE.

Jonathan Crowell. residing in the conn try, wishes to announce in the Morning Age-Herald that he wants his wife, Mar garrett to return to her home, as he has purchased the beautiful Cable Piano that she saw at The Cable Companys Store. 2O2o First avenue, and which she said she would have or leave home. The piano is there now and MT. Crowell asks his wife to return home at once.
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COLLEGE GAMES.
Defeats West Poin

West Point Mass, May 1.-The base ball game here today between Annapolis and West Point drew a very large crowd. Score: 's'' West Point .. .. .. .. 100000 8 o-9 Annapolis . . ...2 020 O 1 0 c. 0 0-5
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Plttsburg, g; Philadelphia, 3.

Pittsburg, May 17.-Dugglesbys support was poor and the errors costly but the hits made off his delivery would have won the game. Attendance, 57OO. Score:
 R. II. E. Pittsburg .. e. ......1 1 0 1 l 1 1+-9 II 3 Philadelphia .. .. Il 0 0 0 0 0001-3 10 ' Batteries: Tannehill and Smith; Dug gleSby and JacklitSch.
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St. Louis. 4: RrookIyn 2.

St. Louis, May 17.-Yerkes pitched a splendid game against Brooklyn today and his team mates by hitting Donovan consecutively in the fifth inning won out. Attendance, 35OO Score: R. H. E. St. Louis .. .. ....01oo0 30O+-4 Il 2 Brooklyn .. .. ......0 0 0 % 10O1-2 0
 Batteries: Yerkes and Ryan; Donovan and Farrell
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Rather Suspicious.

This milk seems little thin, doesn't it, dear?"
 ''Yes. I'm afraid that milkman of ours is brutal fellow
 "Of what do you suspect him, my dear?'
 Tt looks very much as if he had been trying the Filipino water cure on the cow"
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Baltimores to defeat Washington. At tendance 36O6 Score: R. IT. B. Baltimore .... ...12O00 0022t7 2 Washington . 70 00011 1-5 g 8
 Batteries-Hughes and hobinson; Pat ton, Drill and Donohue.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland. IA; Detroit. 0.

Cleveland, May 17.-Cleveland slaught- cred two Detroit twirlers today for IT hits and IA runs. Moore had Detroit com pletely at his mercy. shutting them out with ease. Score: R. IT. E. Cleveland .. .....2 O044O 31 ~-l4 F 1 Detroit ... 70 0 0 0 o 0 0 co 8 G
 Batteries-Moore and Bemis; Cronin, Mullen and Mcclure.
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Best and quickest route to Charleston, s. 0. = S9. 75 round trip via Central of Georgia Railway Tickets on eale Wednesday, May 2lst, 1902. Limit ten days; !ndi- V.dual tickets.
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From conversations heard on the cars yesterday afternoon a thousand hatchets have been ordered to be placed in the front foot of the pig on the rooter's s badge
 To a man up in the press box 1t looks as if that infield bunch employed by the Birmingham Baseball Association were not doing what they were drawing salar- ies to do Especially is this true when 1t comes to handling balls from the catcher, thrown to stop a stolen base at the second flag station Somehow neither Moss nor LaRocque have been able to get their hands on the balls light enough to squeeze them.
 The Knockers League was out In full force yesterday afternoon. It looked as if the Rooters Club had either disbanded or joined the enemy, or yet doing busi- ness at some other stand. The days of Sam Mills were recalled yesterday by the knockers who presided in all portions of the grand stand. smoker and bleachers The faithful were kept busy bemoaning their fate while these hammer swingers hurled their hatchets.
 Even umpire Gnlo was forgotten dur- ing the game because of the fuss made by the hammer gang.
 Owners of the local franchise are busi- ly looking for other players to fill up such spots as may now be weak in the line up. It was stated last night that sev- eral players had been teegraphed for terms One report says a new man will be here Monday or Tuesday to play some old position. The management say they cannot give names yet, but that the team will be strengthened during the next few days.
 New Orleans will be here for three games beginning Monday. They ought to be good games. for Wilhelm will be here. and Clark may be given a showing dur ing the series for at least part of a game.
 Umpire Ohio was some better yesterday than on Thursday. He had recovered to an extent from the feeling of fear from which he was suffering at the first game.
 Pitcher Campbell has returned from Ldthia Springs and is looking much bet ter.
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FROG FARMING IN CANADA.
The Industry Officially Reported to Be Profitable and Growing.

Quebec.-Frog farming as an industry is assuming large proportions in many parts of Canada Not only are large shipments of frogs legs made from thi5'
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.philadeIphia. Z; Boston. 5.

Boston, May 17.-Hickmans two fumbles in the ninth cost Boston the game today. Attendance 7OSl Score: R. H. b. Boston .... ..0O20 020O1-5 3 Philadelphia .. ....2 0 o o 2 0 0-7 F ?
 r>atteries-Dineen and Warner; Hastings and Powers.
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Cincinnati. 6: New York. 1.

Cincinnati, May 1.-The home team won from New York by outplaying them at every point of the game. Attendance, 1900. Score: R. H. E. Cincinnati .. .. ....2 O000 3O1-6 ' o New York e. .. ....0 0 0 Q 000-1 6 6
 Batteries: Phillips and Peitz; Matthew son and Bowerman.
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ATLANTA TAKES
 SECOND CAME Played Fast Ball While Locals
 Were LiStleSs NEW PLAYERS SENT FOR Management Will Materially Strength en Team Regardless of Cost and Have Started the Wires to
 Working to That End.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE STANDING.
GAMES YEcTERDAY.

Atlanta 4, Birmingham 1. Shreveport s, New Orleans :. Little Rock s. Memphis 5. Nashville G.. Chattanooga 6.
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Chicago, 6; St. Louis, 2.

Chicago, May 17.-Chicago won by hard hitting. Padden was benched for ob- jecting to a decision of the umpire. At tendance 1000. Score R. H. F.. Chicago .... ......2 o 2 1 0 0 1 *-6 13 8 St Louis .. .. .. ..2 0 0 0 0 0O0-2 ?
 Batteries-Patterson and Sullivan; Reidy, Sudhoff and Sugden.
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Lildsay'7 New Store in New City Fall. Eandsome~s exclusive Flower Stcro for Homs Grown Tlovero in Steta
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3irmingham 5-..-......o ooOO1OOO-1

BIrmingham .... ......V ' V V VT Atlanta . . .. . ..0 l 0 1 0 0 1--4
 Summary-Two-base hit-Stouch. Bases on balls-Off Bailey 1, off Denver l. Hit by pitched ball-Deaver 1. Struck out By Deavei 3; by Bailey 2. Double play Krug to Busch to Hoffmeister. Time of game 1:10. Umpire Ghio. Attendance 20O0
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CONCERT EAST LAKE.

The Webster Concert Band. composed of 20 skilled musicians with Prof. Phillip Memol as director. will giveW free con cert at East Lake today
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Baltimore, 7; Washington. 5.

Baltimore, May 17.-McGraw's lucky home run,in the eighth inning enabled the
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essss:: assss:s 5Oc assssss essss:.

Professor Vests offices are neatly and privately arranged. 17301a Fourth avenue corner Eighteenth street. in a new build. ing. Hours a. m. to p. m. daily.
 Open s.rdsys to 2 p. m.
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North Birmingham Park

Is brilliantly lighted every night. Dancing pavilion now ready. Take North Birming- ham electric cars. Quick service. 5-l3-1r
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Hermitage of Birmingham. If you want him address Hermitage. City. Cheapest and best signs. Refer to anybody
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We make cuts. Age-Herald Engraving Company.
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Being the only life reader in Birmlng- ham who has a diploma, so don't be mis- led by partially y-developed seers.
 In order to more thoroughly introduce his work he will continue the following offer;
 Any person Qady or gentleman) present. ing this advertisement at the office Is en- titled to a complete $2 Psychic-Palm read ing for the low fee of
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No family should be without 6ohtllinger's famous Lager Beer.
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MODERN MEDICINE vs.
 ANTlQUATED METHODS.

a of
   attended courses the post graduate of New Hospital all the city and for twenythree in   the In  
   tmit
 
 
  of
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Food for the Fans.

prominent rooter said last night ''ou team Is down and looking for help"
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pt f 0 a twenty-five ago. will lt lp a nsed dat a m dnortmt nlded I If ycapbt t. cne h h advertise t c
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From conversations heard on the cars yesterday afternoon a thousand hatchets have been ordered to be placed in the front foot of the pig on the rooters badge.
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Here splendid offerings to attract you. Goods loWly priced that seasonable and reliable You can count what we say for everyone knows
 sWE SELL AS WE ADVERTISE"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-05-27
ORDINANCE NO. los.

~N-~-f ~ N--J t+E tNN
amount Of each to be issued, levy.
inf a tax sufficient to pay the in
terest on same and to provide a
sinking fund for the payment Of
the same at matuity and for no
other purposes.
Be il ordained by the city eoun-
Gil Of the city Of Ohickasha;
Sec. ] That the mayor OF the
city of Chickasha is hereby au-
thorized and directed 10 call q
special election to be held in the
city Of Chickasha, to be held not
not lister than Monday the 3Oth
day OF june 902, for the purpose
OF voting on the question Of issu-
ing sixty-fve thousand dollars in
school bonds, and twenty five
thousand dollars in sewer bonds,
each bearing interest at the rate
OF five per cent per annum, and
maturing in twenty years from
date of fasua
Sec. 2. That those voting for
the issuance of such bonds shall
have printed on the tickets. "For
the issuance of sixty five thousand
dollars, per cent 20 year school
bonds" "For the issuance Of
twenty five thousand, per cent
20 year sewer bonds" and those
voting against the issuance of
such bonds shall have printed on
their ticket, against the issuance
of sixty five thousand dollars
3 per cent 20 year school bonds"
against the issuance Of twenty
i've thousand dollars 3 per cent
20 year sewer bonds.n
Sec, 8. That the mayor shall
call such election as is provided
by law for holding special eIec-
tions eud the same shall be held
and conducted in the manner as
provided for holding special cleo
tions in cities and towns.
Sec. A. That if two-thirds Of
the qualified voters OF the city Of
Chickasha. voting at such cleo
ton, shall vote for the issuance
Of either or both OF said bonds,
the said bonds shall be issued as
is provided by law, and there is
hereby levied an annual tax on oil
taxable property within the corr
pofate limits oi the city of Chick
asha three and one-fourth mills on
the dollar. the proceeds of which !
tax shall be used ID paying the |
annual interest on said school |
bonds and to provide sinking |
fund for the payment of the prin-
,ipal thereof on the dollar at ma.
lurity, aud one and three fourth
mills is hereby levied on all the
iaxable property within the cor
1orate limits of the city Of Chick
Isha, the proceeds of which tax
hall be used for paying tine an
lual interest on said sewer
'onds and to provide sinking
und for the payment of the prin-
ipal thereof at maturity, and
aid funds shall in no instance
e used for any other purpose.
uch taxes shall be collected by
he city collector and turned over
y him to the city treasurer as all
ther taxes are collected and ac-
1nnted for, and the said city
iecslrer shall keep such funds
sparate and apart from all other
Inds OF the said city of Chicka-
IA and such funds shall be ap-
led by him to the payment Of
ie interest and principal Of such
1nds in such manner as may !
,reafser be provided BY the city
'uncll, or by the conditions ex- :
'essed in said bonds.
Sec. 5. That this ordinance
all be in full force and effect
1m and after its passage and
Passed and approved this the
nd day Of May 1902.
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DECORATION DAY

Is near, In order that oil may be
able to mark the graves OF their
departed friends on or before dec
oiation day. we will sell for cash
any marker or monument In our
works at from 20 10 40 per cent
discount, beautiful polished mark
ers were so now s12, all Others
correspondingly low.
why pay agents of other towns
20 per cent commission for taking
your order which is always added
to the price Of your monument
come 70 the marble works near
Park hotel and learn our prices
see what you are buying and save
from 20 10 40 per cent. Agents
will tell you they they work on a
salary, agents will tell you they
are members of the firm, agents
will tell you anything to procure
ycuT order, and you are changed
In that order from 30 to rs per
cent included In the price OF your
work. We employ no agents Of
your expense. come to hop.
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10 70 Ahg@ { HdmgVMh for VnlmB Pumps and TlVnE


a young colored man who was IN
I'll recently employed az bank mesr
sengcE ct Erie. Pa. at salary of
$40 month, is now a baritone 81
loist at So Georges church one Of
tho resorts Of New York society In
Sbuyvesant square. Rev. Dr. Rain
ford, the rector, who delivered an ad
dress II Pittsburg for The Brother
hood Of St. Andrew some months
ago, became interested IN tho yannx
man, who was studying, with the as
sistance Of friends, at the National
Conservatory Of Music With somo
misgiving az 70 his color the chureA
gave the student. whose name 10 II.
II. Burleieh, q trial. Hs vas u
Ionce engaged at salary Of $500 a
year. This was the beginning Of
Burieigh's success IN New York.
lie ls nov IN demand a. society
functions, md commands $50 TO
800 q night for singing 40 private
muHcnlea. His voice ia said to Be Of
remarkable power and quality, and
many strangers 20 10 81. George 3
every Bnnday to hear Burleigh The
colCr linc has cut no figure IN his
rise from obsurity, and he has ap-
pearvd befors social gatherings at
many wsll Known Fifth avenue man
dom.
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Ionneed q bicycle. SEE r. Z.
Moblsy and Son before yon huy-
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"At the end Of she campaign.
writes champ clark, MlssouFi's
brilliant congressman, iron over
work, nervous tension, loss Of
sleep and constant speaking / had
about utterly collapsed. Il seemed
that all the organs IN my body
were Qua OF order, but three bot
les OF Electric Bitters made me all
light. It's the best all around
medicine ever sold over q drug
gist's counter. "Over worked.
run down men and weak, elckly
women gain splen did health and
vitality from Electric BIttcrs. Try
them. Only SOC. Guaranteed by
the Brown Drug company.
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.-S>nt|t oI|n si1iuga q r
l.n 4 1o'a np to date
b. anf So one
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FIREl FIRE. FIRE.
WIND! WIND WINDl

They are both destructive and
whom under headway hard Ia
handle. Ifyou are not Insured
Phone cochran Bros, to write you
up before its too late. If you are
down town step up in our office
and see how small amount of
money It takes to protect your
self from loss by FIRE, WIND
and LIGHTING.
Yours for Real Estate
& Isuranoe,
cochran Bros.
Office over First National Bank.
Pile-ine Cures Pilesl
Money refunded If it ever fails
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air and MIA Reuben Hunter, Of
Fairfield. la, have Just celebrated
the seventy-hrt anniversary q
their marriage. They are aged res
pectivcly 81 and 80 years. Twelve
children were born to them, six q
whom are still living, the eldest be-
ing 90 and tho youngest 90. Mr..
apd Mrs. Hunter have Lived in Iowa
since 1883.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-05-27


Prevention Is better than cure.
and yet q remedy like Gooch's
Mexican Syrup for coughs, colds
and constipation, IL not used 70
prevent consumption by curing a
oougn or cold IN the beginning.
can be depended on to cure even
after the. lungs begin 70 vast away
No other remedy is 50 nice to
take, or so quick to cure, and
many families of.sn buy new
bottle before the old one is All
used mp, 90 that they may have Il
always In the house. Only 25c
at nny drug store.
Foley.s Honey and Tar Is peo-
ullarly adapted for asthma Eron.
chllls and hoarcness. Sold a
CITY Drug Store.