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TParvs OK BLUEuONT BR4yCH

Leave Washington ESQ., - al- daily, 1-e0 p IA
ass p. M and $40 p m week DAYS. and G-5 p
n. sundays only FOR Biu-uCur- and 6-ZI b. ~
week DAYS, and III $50 D. --. theatre rrlIn Non
days, wednesdays aad Saturdays .1r L--s1-Ts.
TtrOugh trains from the SC-th arrive Wash
i-zr0u G-42 a. M. G-52 a. u-- 7-25 a. m. IJ-I5
a. n daily. except Mondays 900 p ln-- G-ll
p IA. ard $50 D. daily. Local trains fra-a
Harris01burg. ll-2I wrrE DAYS AMI
s-f0 o. m daily- PROM Ch1rL0ttesyil-e. s-7s
a. ~ and $50 q r. daily
Ti--cts sleeping car reservations ard details.
information can be had az ticket cfl-es- -l5 L5-h
ST., 5II Peulsylvarll Areuue. and PrUrsTlr
station ElEZlge checked through llla. lat--s
and residences
Phone Nam It+l a.. r. r. Cab Service.
FRANK s. CANON Sd T. p and Cen W.
s. II. HARJWfCK. General PGss-r Ag---
L S BRONN. GeaetaL Al.
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WANTFD-7ol s1raf.5ie-5 s,ror.5 r.,i1f,,d ,,.,,
for grading Apply s15 I0th ST. NV. Fl
W. i- s-, neat man 70 collect ana dc
Anil, FT ITI-r ,5->rp,- 81 d. r.
wANrEn-A student waiter. col5rcd. NFw
RANDOLPH Tg4l d. 10 urg a1g-E
..--------
Iu- ririt ,,,-- 5r +. NH I..r.r ,.rrr.y R1y
ai5. tli, office. cos
WANrFB-VIk WAGON driver s.l5T, men hos
tl.r- barnes. men Ind ,.fre-. I-a7 ~ ya-l
IVA
WRNTFD- f.f-r.T ,.....-.- ... g.. t..f--.-, -..-.
ArUIr -5rf, III --a ts.r. - i
- Fs ,--H 81 '-' '-.' NJ NV nj
" AL i-i'--A ai'i',1.hor at a25 r st. uw. MI
.,,-7,-,,
I--l J. st. NV. MI
"A ,,-7-----
~ ~ \. once nIiS4l Young BOY. about l'
NANIEn-F0ur di-HUJ-hcTs. second cook. three
vaItCrs three house boys two bell men. two
SIi6SKI I ' ssi I' ana country p'gP.e
NANTEn-Boy lEhite). about l5 years old, with
wheel BIS Tth ST. n0- mi
v,NTrD-No.t ,.7,,ps ,,,-, ,;rT.-.- .- nj.
18th So. NV mi
WANVFD-Er-I.- ,.--,,t. f.,.-r,- co. ,.,.-.s.
white boy for lunch room. Enquire less nan
81. NV mi
wsNTED-Two intelligent. veI,-3rrssqI mon IN
solicit Gail At - OH S., The Pal7nist. m2g-5
WtNTE:- 4. whit. r,... MI ~ -. s.. -,
nee nee, run s-rands ere Apply, 10 to -, wcdues-
D-s I--IllIs- room = ol, U 81 NV mi
EASTED-rro insurance collectors. Cali at 623
-, ofL1 cen ana . q M nj
n ,,--t-r,
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FOR SALE or RENT-HousEs.

FURNISHED HOUSE, m- -ic OF reuL Apply
f55 Delaware ave- SIS. r---a
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PROfiIABLE CI;h offered agents ~ every town
50 secure subscriptions 20 The Ladi,s. IIorns
soUrnal and The Saturday Eveiliu- Pest
VIC want agents vino wi! so.k tLoroEchI, p7l
aith business system 60 coyrs each section yrith
our illustrated little bccklets and other adver-
tlEing matter, and % LOOK sharply after renew
ais f-ota old subscribers. The pay Is Hrst rate
ana az the end Of the season Ss0.ug0 viii be rivea
the best wUr5ers extra prizes FOR good work
hc1 WcH some Of crr agents have succeeded is
told 10 q little bc0Slet we would like to sqnd
yco-r'ci frits OF some Of cur best agents with
the st"-y Of how sley made Il pay TIE CURTIS
cec2b-Tst
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FOR sA1r-nonsEs AND vEHIoLEA

FOR >AIE-LC. ucy 5ud secondhand sIeigIs and
~. cheap CDC>NEIL'~, 5ta 1Itl 10. Nv.
FOR sNrE-Chelp. cutter aad buggy. 20 4 So.
go. o2J-3
FOR sALE-Chclp. family horse. trap. and har-
ness, sIZ5; trap cost $50 alone; horse sound.
KIND. and gentle, AFRAID of ugthi-g; has been
driven hF lady. Addr-a- BOX $50. TINS Office.
and SiH brig outfit 20 be seen Mos
FOR sALE-Chsap soueI horse; weight. ] .209
pounds lsl5 Flgrida ave. ne. e2s-5
HAVING FINISHED ms contract with Under
ground Telegraph Company, J UiG Fell 80 horses
and mares. They VIII suit farmers. CITteIs. or
ans one that wants good, big. worker. Also
Wy handsome attractive ard exceedingly stylish
high very -Iluseg. finely formed. shows high
breeding; has u1 record. roads - miles an hour.
can mot il 1905 sound, kind and fearless OF al
objects Elegant Tabb-r-iIre rTruablut and hsud-
made harness VIII zoll the mare lezarIIe,s Of
cost 20 anyone that VIII give Der q good hoare.
u2s-5
Just ARRIVED horses: among them drauadt
driving and general purpose horses also 10 low
m2s-I
FOR sALE-SorraI horse sound. gentle. and ars
traveller. also almost new Mcfarland surrey and
$50 bargain a. $50 Apply $50 50. NV.
ez7-3
FOR ~ALE-s25 TO go. havc no further use. 20
general business purposes; shetland pony, cart
and harness gentle for children 90 ride 0r drive:
also wagon barnes. utensils. Apply 2l2 ~ ST.
nv U27-T
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WANTED ROOMS.

WANTED-Tdo OF three ICONS furnished or un-
furnished; light housekeeping. by couple with
one child AddEess BOX 5sI this Office. -,3s-8
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WANTED respectable white woman Co do Light
general huusoU0Ik. Addres- Csi q 81 nv 81
WANTED Dung girl for confectionery store 10
sth ST.. NV. mi
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WANTED Settled eoI0Ied woman as E1u-ckuap-
az for one iu family. Call 1920 10th 50. mi
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE.
NV OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

ron sac OR RENr-uorsEs.
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WANTED-LitHe girl 10 help on tailoring at
2l5i Pa ave. uw. rug--g
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HELP vyANTED-mALE AND FEMALE

NANTED-A young girl 10 assist in general
E0USeWcrk. Apply sll eth ST. NV za-sm
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HA-iii2GruN. ID. c., POSTOTFICE EOTIcE.
Should De read dliir 4. gl.r-.- ~ r---,- 81.
aI- time.
fyf,LilS NAILS are forwarded 70 tle ports OF
LING ealit- and Tie schedule % cl0silEs Is ar
'1N-e- ON lle presumption 0t their uninterrupted
ete..al- transit Fog the uee6 er5in- Fe5ruarv
D. L-- the last connecting closes viii De made
nom the uAiN OFFICE Ii f5-rrr---
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wAaTED-nooMs AND RoARp.

WANTED-Two OF tIrec furnished rooms FOR light
housekeeping; reasonable state price. Address
BOX So this office. cz--g
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

@@A-+-~~~'-- $500 80
REPAIRING and urbolstrriug business; central
location; snap. DUNLAP. so p ~ eos
FOR SALE-Liquor store. with buae, attached.
H baltimore; price, 5000 Apply o. GEo. D.
kJZEL. 1872 18th So nw e'-a
WANTED-To buy good mills route. cheap for
cash. Addres BOX 81. this office mZ-3
FOR sALE-Croce-y stock aud avtures, Moth
ing in reason refused, owing Co sickness Il1O
3 ST. ne mess
WANrED-First-ciass roouing house. about Is
rooms; near Capitol. " H. YOUNG 200 OH H.
ny. mess
FOR ALE-Caufccriousrr and cigar store. bu-i-
Ness corner; bargain. ~. b. YOUNG, 200 och
ST. NV m23-J
FOR SALE-Uaiy and grocery; splendid stand;
$50: quick. III MAP. gJs p st. e2S-3
ARE YOU CONC IN. or are you going ont. Of
business If go, consult FUSS e. CO., GJ5 18th
r. ne, e2s-5
FOR sALE-Crare-y store; 10 opposition near;
money maker. must sell w. ID. YOUNG, go 9th
a. my. mss
FOR sALE-Luucb room: dolly sales. SIS. rent.
$40; cheap, leaving city. NEW lORh BUSINESS
BRohEB> on j ST. mss
FOR sALE-Gr0ce1y and provision store. bar
gain, good stand, cash trade going 90 leave
CITY. 9TH and sts, &C. mss
wANTED-SaIoon. $500 10 5000, cash buyer.
Adde'S BOX go, tiis oiiee. mss
FOR SALE-Crooery stores. dining ro5sa-. room
ing houses, couiecti0Heri-s. DUNLAP, 500 Z 81.
u2s-S
YOUNG MAN with some capital 10 Join e-,ab-
E-hed Office business. Address bon lg2- thi-
ofhee. mss
FOR SALE-Dmiu0-IO0u cafe; centrally located
doing good business. steam heat and 60. free
rent. 500 nine tables investigate. Address bon
1L+, LH-9 ono tlt-1
FOR sALE-Upholstering aud repairing shop. at
y2l n 81. nv. MRS
HAVE BUYERS for grocery lunch rooms. aud
saloons. NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. Oh
ST. mrs
FOR sALE-Dniug room, clearing 5000 wear:
retiring. INV YORK BUSINESS BROKERS Oh
ST. m27-5
TOR sALE-sal0on and small hotel. completely
furnished, A,OJJ. W. J. DUGAN, OH La. ave
m2T-3
FOR sALE-Wood and coal yard. averaging $50
per day, $3.50, lunch room, centrally located
$50 W. ). DUGAN. OF Ia. ave. m27-3
FOR SALE OR REST-DsutaI once and axtures:
hnc location, town OF 1900 thirty-tw0 miles
from city. address BOX u, Manassas, Va.
e2g-7
NORTH COLUMBIA HEIGHTs-Located one
square north OF Holmsad Manor. lots 25xlOO 10
$50 70 siO0 cash and Sl5 70 so monthly on each
lot Or one-third cash, balance one, two and three
years. For full particulars drop postal, tele-
phone OF call f0T new l6-page Illustrated book
lst, plat, etc. FULTON r. GORDON. 70l l4th
IT. nv. m2s-7
BEST WATCH MAINsPRISGs, Soc. BRONZE,
80i +, where you transfer. n2l-tg
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FOUND.

HOLLIS FRIED OYSTERS the best in the city.
SOC per doz. 1920 North Capitol 81 MAJ
HOLLIS DELICIOUS Ice Cream; orders delivered
20 an parts OF city. 1929 s0r,h Capitol ST.
mZf-T
FOCED-At Lacey's. most modern ice cream sac-
tory IN America, delicious chocolate vanilla and
strawberry ice c-eam. made from the fruit not
the acid. S5c Per ga-on Also Lacey's special
Main g33 delO-tf
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WANTED-EGENTs.

NhNILD-Active men and women 10 work on
liberal commission Cali Room 2I0. te7ffsr
Building. 9Th and Its. nv go
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s,I,ATIONs wAxTED-FEMALE.

MANTEU-Situation By a Jewish girl a. cook
fee. 7-59-5
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WANTED-By q respectable c5lored woman.
washing O. do al home. Apply ID % st. ,v nj
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BIRDS. DOGS, ETC.

BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.
FOURTEENTH < r. Hospital for Aniu5ls; surgical
and medical cases Always opsa- Telephone I7I-2
MS Fourteenth Et. slD-gmo.
FOR HENT-STABLEs.
FOR RENT- Desirable brick stable, rear Of I2H
10Th 70. mI
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-05-08

lhe territory have held mass meet
ings which endorsed The Moon
bill in no uncertain tones. Il il
noticeable that none Of the larger
towns have publicly expressed
their opinions for Or against the
bill. The reason for this mac
ton, in the case Of few Of the
large towns, is readily appar
ens.
To the stranger, however,
it would seem that the people do
not want self government. Else
why do they not strike for ia The
surest way to gain liberty is to
strike boldly. What the p opIe
want they can get if they want
il earnestly, and go after it. The
surest way 70 continue forever
riyen in the chains Of grabocraey
is TO sit at home and let profes I
sional politicians tell congress
what we want. That is about
the condition the people of this
territory are in. Here and there
has been an expression Of pubic
opinion and in such cases it has
always been in favor Of the Moon
Bill.
u il not bill that meets with
unanimous favor among all the
wise-acres, The nocturnal illumi-
nation suggested by the title of
the biz seems to have affected
some, az for example the Purcell
Register, to the extent that they
become wholly unable to under
stand ths true purpose Of the
bill, therefore they don't like il
because they allege it attempts to
fasten upon the territory the old
Arkansas law, or it don't fix the
sshooi or tax question, as they
would ike TO have 1t, or because
il locates the capital at South
McAlester. They won't see that
the one great boon offered to the
people is self government. Per-
haps there are Objectionable feat
urea in the bill. Moses himself did
not hand down laws that pleased
everybody. Give the people a
chance to make their own laws
and the blll.does that then they
can change to suit themselves
The Moon bill was prepaed by
the honse committee on terri
tories and was written by men
Mho had at heart the best inter
ests Of tho territory. By chance,
It's bill bore the name Of Mr..
Moon, representative srom Ten
nesuee. Il provides for the ex-
ecntivo branch Of the territorial
government, which, Of course will
bo filled By presidential appoint
n.snt II gives a territorial legis-
iatnre, tho power of which win ex-
tend to al subjects Of legislation.
il provides for county courts and
aahlic schools and extends sutI
rare 10 tho Indians. Il limits
sl.s indebtedness which the terri
.orv may incur, very wise pro-
v..;on. But above all the bill
gives the people the opportunity
q govern themselves
Our condition under the Moon
nm. With ali it, 50 called inilrmi
..... would bs 70 worse that il IS.
I'D Ne would At least have
.ss shsnss u betisri'g i
A4sho msesing this afternoon
:. shs oIiy hall ihs people of
aa vi e gwen 'hs %
themselves |
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-05-08
DECORATION DAY

Is near, in order that all may be
able to mark the graves of their
departed friends on or before dec
Grafton day, we will sell for cash
any marker or monument in our
works at IRON 20 to 40 per cent
discount. beautiful polished mark
ers were $40 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 2
come TO the marble works near
Park hotei and learn our prices,
see what yon are buying and save
from 20 TO 40 per cent. Agents
will tell you they they work on a
salary, agents will tell you they
ale members of the firm agents
will tell you anything 10 procure
your order, and you are charged
in that order from 20 to 25 per
cent included in the price OF your
work. we employ no agents at
your expense. .-Come 10 hop.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-05-08
VICE PRESIDENT VOTED.
low Aaiai stevenson Exercised /
constitutionn1 Privilege In
the Senate.
not necessar'

The chronicles Of our vice-presi-
dents are notofiousiy barren OF inci-
dent This probably was the reason
for the way Adlai Stevenson secuEed
the exercise 6f CONSTITUTIONAL
prerogative. II whs one sleepy day To-
ward the end Of his term as Vice prekl-
dent. The United States senate was
plowing through the calendar apd
passing many bills, Bills are copsfd-
cred agreed to In the senate If no
oral objection is fnised after they have
passed through the preliminary
stages, but the usual form Of asking
for the yeas and nays is followed by
the presiding officer. The vice presi-
dent had said;
"Senators in favor of tire bill will
say aye" Pause. Contrary no."
Not a single response.
"Ihe vote is q tie," announced Mr..
Stevenson.
The senator in charge of the bill
paused on his way to the cloakroom
and looked surprised.
in case of tie the vice-president
may cast the deciding vote. In the ex-
ercise Of his constitutional privilege
the vice president votes aye.o
Thereupon Senator Hoar offered a
peppermint drop to his neighbor, the
late Senator Sherman, says the New
York Times, and the late Senator
Ishaln G. Harris made his way to the
senate restaurant for refreshment.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-05-08
THE MAN AND THE HOG.


A few days ago I was guiding a
party Of Kansas City hunters after
wild turkeya, says a writer Ia the
Kansas City Star. As we stepped
across Laffesty creek we stepped on
a dead mani-ugh. a hog lay BY his
side, as dead as the man. BY the
''razor-backn lay an unloaded gun. on
the mans coat was pinned a piece Of
paper, and on it written these strange
words, the mysterious problem: =
killed the hog, and the hog Killed
me-"
We all read il over and over; we
looked at each other; we looked
around; we looked up, and we looked
silly. There was no solution. II was
nothing to joke about, standing
there on the bank Of the White river
in the thin, high weeds and the low,
thick fog, over a murder. The silence
was oppressive. posse TO arrest us
for murder would have been some re-
lief.
As the mist passed away about q
dozen fGdcd-iooking men came into
view; like a photographer developing
negative, from nothing outlines,
forms and faces appeared. These
people, with clothes the shade Of old
lumber, long hair and boards, closed
in around ms from all directions out
Of the tall grass. Not a word was
said. They didn't appear to notice
US; we stood aside while they closed
in around the dead man and the dead
hog.
1t slowly seeped through our heads
that this was a coroner's jury. That
two or three minutes was to us like
two or three hours; that kind OF
silence would try the nerve of the
bravest man on earth; what must it
have been to us city fellows2 The
coroner. just out of the field covered
with seed cotton, said: Now, the
law 'gainst totoin' weepins an you
know your duty" Just then every
one Of them ran his hands down into
his pocket and pulled out a knife.
Then all squatted down on the
ground and, sitting on their heels,
picked up little sticks and whitfield
while the coroner read the law in the
case.
They buried the man and hog side
by s&le, and rammed the ramrod and
gun-Barrel down at his head and
made a headboard of the gnnstoelc
Their official duty having been per
formed, they silently stole away, and
left us alone with the dead. Curtis
asked the old farmer that came up
| just then for an explanation.
"Well, tell yer wot it is, mister,
said he, after getting out his knife,
"hit's this 'er way. You see, thar's
some orn'ry cusses roun' here watts
got no hogs, nor nuthin' else. W'eA
they get out'n meat they goes out In
ter the woods an kill the fust hog
they come to; hits a pen'tentiary ack
to do hit, but yer can't catch him al
It. So wen you do, just shoot i'm an
| nobody won't make no fuss about hit
So that's the way somebody done this
feller, an writ that on the paper to
make It pear like he killed hisself
an the coroner he took hit fur evi.
dence, an that's the way ov hit"
| Taylor got down on his hands and
knees to see what was scratched on
the gun stock with knife, and read
this epitaph: Il killed the hog and
the hog killed me-"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-05-08
Holds u a Congressman.

cat the end of the campaign,
writes champ clark, Missonri's
brilliant congressman, tlfom over
work, nervous tension, loss OF
sleep and constant speaking ] bad
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 eli around
medicine ever sold over drug
gist's counter. "0ver worked,
run down men aud weak, sickly
women gain splendid health and
vitality from Electric Bitters. Try
them. 0Aiy SOC. Guaranteed by
the Brown Drug Company.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-05-08

Chickasha now has board of
health composed of men eminent
in business and professional cir
cles. One Of the first moves of
the board was an investigation of
the health conditions and the sery-
ing of notices upon dclinquents.
The people believe the board will
enforce the health ordinances and
that it will see that the negligent
be made to keep clean premises
or be punished. The board means
business. A word to the wise is
not necessary.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-05-08
Better Cut This Out

Every mother should be quickly
suspicious Of worms when her
children act Hsif they we're gong
20 bc sick. Worms are known to
Che iirst cause % IN health. Young
and Old are suffering from worms
when e mother thinks il is some
thing else. Remember a very
harmle-s, yet always elective
remedy for stomach. tape or pin
worms Is - cent bottle OF
ho'hsr's "a orm Syrup Sold by
all druggists.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-05-08
sland 80 ! slone Wnll

Between your children and ths
tortures Of itching and burning
ee-hma, scaldhead or other skin
diseases.-IIow2 why, by nsing
Bucklen s Arnica salve, earth
greatest healer. QUICKEST cure for
ulcers, lever sores, salt rheum,
cuts. burns or bruises. lDfAllibie
for piles -25c at CITY Drug Store
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-05-08

Every man having the interest
Of Chiekasha at heart should at
tend tho meeting at the Mayors
Office this afternoon. Matters OF
vital importance to the city's
welfare will be discussed and il
is imperative that representative
men be in attendance.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-05-08
WELL DIGGING.

Wells dug, and all kinds of well
repairing done by G. w. Moore.
1928 Henderson Street. II
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-05-08

The Moon bill be one Of The
topics considered this Afternoon
at the meeting to be held in the
city hall. This question Of self
government is now before the
people. DO you want self-gov-
ernment, or are you content 10
live under an everlasting and
ever-tightening federal grab
ocracy ?
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-05-08
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ass,sss sls,,5r tbal
ose..s.s#e ae ea. mana
fest.rs asa ,ssa sarat..r- t..esal =
ST goods Is saetsestefs and the
.ale "a poiso0s lbin the civ
II s.tistasha
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..,.sa, III HI, ana ,,l,Ire.s and q
',s.,,.,'.,,aa 81 ,ba ,,ersana, sno..,r
aa9e ar snoh ne,son ,ooetl,er wnh
the name or the person from,wh ON
tho vs,,dc, nracnrea the artlcle or
pronertv the date and the price
mid or TIE amount for which the
article NAV be pledged.
So Tlat ay.ry n,tl;c anc.
;.,,.oor onooaea Il sellipo nnon
- - ,,sa o;fy apv horses.
,anlas ca,t,a o. othsr stock. or
anv ie yeIery. shall keep a record
shaving tbe ds scription of each
animal or article or iewelry sold;
he price secured for same, where
ana from whom the person having
s,oh animoIo artieIe OF iswelry
sald proeured the same, together
win i particular description Of
and, norsons Offering the same for
nnhlie sale. showing his residence,
sge. color. height and complexion.
a. 4 That every druggist or
other person within the city Of
Claal,s Ia engaged in selling
noison4 shall keep a true record Of
n, noisons sald which record
shall show the date 0 The sale, The
amount sold. the name Of the per.
soo. tbs name oil the poison, his
age, cbior. height and complexion.
sse saeh records shall be
prepsired for use under the
direction of The printing commit
tee without cost TO the city, and
the same shall be purchased BY
such dealers which are within
named and kept BY them at their
own cost and expense. and shall
at all tunes be open tol inspection
L. .t y fTfaar n fha affV qf (hink
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-05-08
Whnt Thin EolEa Need

Is a greater power Of digesting
aud assimflating food. For them
Dr.. Kings New Life Pills work
wonders. They tone and regu-
iate the digestive organs, gently
expel all poisons from the blood.
improve appetite, make healthy
flesh. Only 25e at Brown Drug
Store.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-05-08
I 70 TO AlbDgI & H0NngVuh for VndmB, Pumps and TnV0k.

and every one should attend
Whatever else is done, don't los,
sight Of the ficl that The Moon
bill viii give seif-government.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-05-08
STRICTLY PURE MIXED PAINTS.

West Side Drug Store has a lint
OF white and shades in strictly
pure mixed paints, with an abso-
lutte guarantee as 10 purity. Also
brushes OF same quality to put It
on With
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-05-08

EtheI-Lottie TotlSins said you was
TOO mean to live, cause you wouldn't
let me play with her.
Fond Mother-And what did you say,
Isthel7
Il heaped Goals Of fire on her head.
I said l hoped her mamma wasn't as
mean as you are. Columbus Journal