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The Washington times., 1906-11-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
PLACED ON RECORD

Nonsucn-Mary f. Martin ct vir. Har-
ris II. 10 William F. and Lily Z. Mathie-
son. lot I. 81 600
Reno-American Security and Trust
Company. trustee. TO Willard +. Nan
Densen. lots 10 s. block s, $40
Connecticut Avenue HeIghts-James G.
Hi!l et TX. 10 John J. Hemphnl. Iot %
block >. $lu. Francis O. Newlands ct lx.
10 James q. nm. lot p. block >. $4156 25.
Amrican University Heights-HenrY
+. woodward, trustee, to Orren C.. Stap-
les. lots 10 T.. block ., lots 3 to - ..
10 Is TO &c, block 3; lots 26 to %. block s;
lots 10 3. H. %. - block 9, lots . 10
2S "a 10 IS. block 10: lots q to S6 block
II; lots 10 10. and 4S To 81. block T.:
lots and l3 10 i and % 70 %. block It,
lots -, =. y. 80 10 80, 81, 40 H. -. block
u lots l, 10. 10. l6 IS. %. o - block
and 25 20 y, block %, 81 2SS
Ihirty-SecOnd street north west be
tween NJ and Prospect streets-Charles
r.. Potter et TX. to James Gallagher.
part lot 81, square 1907. so. James Gal
l5sheT et uE- convey same property 10
Catherine L, Gallagher. 80.
t-lShth street northwest between y
ana O streets-Theresie Salomon Il al
10 Mary r. Frank, part lots IS and n
square 3o9 $40
Park View-AIiddaugh & shannc1. In
CO, oprP25ra,sd. 55 to Reuben Cook, lots Is. 19
ana -. square 1887. SO.
Adluon 10 Relair Heights-Gertrude
n. Hubbard to Charles o. Rice. lot 1a
block g, 500 80
Beiair Heishts-Harry T Jones to
SiN0. - ~ "'-' D.
Twenty-first street northwest between
g and ~ streets-Gharles =. Bailey ct
TX. % George r. NcGlue, part original
lot %. square %. $40
Nt Second street southeast-Sarah r
Hallsm to Charles s Harrison. IOt rs
square 763. SlO. 80
Belair Heights-Wilton ]. Lambert Ct
e.. trustees. 10 Harry T Jones lot 70
block 3. S4.762.J0 80
Alley between + and =. Third and
Fourth streets snut hvveSt-Vobn ;,
Kendall 81 TX. 10 Isabella q. Kelly. mart
ORIGINAL lot .. square 552 $40
Mt. Pleasant strCet-James Sharp ct
uT. 10 John B. Morrey, part lot If7, Mt
PlC7 SAINT, $40. "
PHO Tenth street porthwest-David 7.
stewart 81 TX 10 William J. Carter
lcf %. square 32l SO
Fourteenth Street Hefghts-Fonrteaot
street Heights Land Conpanv To Clar-
ence r. Davis, lots a. 10 g. square eg1S
and lot =. square 29I7. SO
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MARKET STRONG,
ORDERS POUR IN
Visit of Secretary Shaw
Causes Rise in
Stocks.

NEW YORK. Nov. l3-1he stock mar
ket omen higher, Louisville and Nash
vll,e started = higher; Chesapeake and
Ohio. n. Southern Railway, % Smelt-
ing and Southern Pacific, i, ana Penn
sylvanla, steel common, ana Reading.
f. St. Paul declined q. Amalganated
opened a lower and recovered =. Cana
dian Pacific opened at a gain Of e.
Union Pacific opened a higher and
gained in all 9s. Brooklyn Rapid Transit
declined is
TheTe was a strong tone to the market
all through the first hour, and after
facJionaI gains made at the opening.
prices made further advances ranging
from = 10 lts points In the usually active
issues.
London bought about 1900 shares on
balance in this market.
Government bonds unchanged; other
bonds irregular.
The stock market continued strong
after the first hour with a large part
of the buying based on the presence
OF Secretary Shaw mere. Outside OF
this, however, there was distinct
strength in the leading railroad issues.
due wholly TO impressive buying The
entire market showed continued i'm
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WILL SUPERSEDE PRESENT
TYPE OF LOCOMOTIVE

DETROIT. Mich, Nov. f3.-An entirely
new type OF engine, calculated 10 d.
away with the modern locomotive and
confine the motive power of steam roads
10 a small cost compartment I'm n coach
has been adopted by the Michigan Cen
tral railroad The invention promises
20 revolutiOniZe the motive power of
boats. trucks. automobiles. and rail-
roads. II has been subjected to the
most severe tests. and every time has
more than come up to the expecta-
tions of its builders. Assistant Chief
Engineer Duncan Robertson. Of the
Michigan Central. was detailed TO look
into the invention, and his report led
to its adoption. Plans are now being
made 10 put 1t into service. The saving
by the use of gasOlene kerosene. or al
cOhol, all OF which may be used, will
be so per cent There Will be no nois-
no smoke. and no odoT.
The Washington times., 1906-11-13
HORSEBACK CANVASS
FOR 1000 MILES
Candidate for Governor Ira
verses % Counties
AStride Charger.

MOBILE. Ala. Nov. I3.- Charles Scott
reached Scranton. Miss. torty-one miles
from here. asyride his famous Kentucky
thoroughbred, Electioneer, completing
his horseback campaign canvass from
the Tennessee line through Mississippi
To the Gulf of Mexico.
Mr.. Scott, who Is d candidate for gov
ernor. left Grand Junction, Tenn. at
daylight on the morning of October 20
His average daily speed was forty-eight
miles. He completed IN twenty-one days
the 1000 miles tnat stretch through
Mississippi
He visited tWsnty-siX Of the counties
in the eastern portion Of tFe state. stop
ping at the county seat of each and
sometimes spending a night at thesee
places. He did not travel a mile aboard
tram and his sole companion during
the journey was has hors.-
The Washington times., 1906-11-13
UNION PACIFIC SURPLUS
NEARLY S3O,OOO,0O0

NEW YORK, Nov 13.-The annual re-
port Of Union Pacific is nearly ready for
distribution, and viii be issued in
few days.
II Will prove one OF the most note
worthy documents OF the kind Of the
year II viii show a surplus OF more
than Sl2.OOO.00O earned above the per
cent dividends distributed on the com
mon stock during the year, or more than
Sl4 ,O00. .000 as the first mentioned sur
plus 10 exclusive OF s. .z0O. 90 appropriated
OUT Of income for betteTmeats, improve
ments. etc.
The total surplus viii be within
few hundred thousand OF so eco 600, and
will amount to more than u per cent di-
TeCJly earned on the COmpany's S195. as. %
600 common stock.
This says nothing OF many valuable
underlying equities. some of them al
most equally tangible. which swell the
item considerably.
The Washington times., 1906-11-13
BOOMING
THE FIGHTING GAME

SYDNEY. Nov. l3.-GeoTge Bernard.
Of Sydney New South Wales, a direc-
tor Of the National Sporting Club. states
that boxing is booming in Australia.
James Brennan, the managing director
OF the National. has accepted a contract
for the buildinS OF a new National
Sporting Club. which is TO easily seat
5,000.
The building viii be three times the
size of the London National. and fitted
with everything appertaining 10 ath-
let'cs. boxing in particular Australians
are prom tsed the finest sporting club In
the world. Good class boxers will be
plcOme in Sydney.
Mr.. Barnard says the alleged Amer
lean purse is not promised in Sydney.
hut what the directors Of the National
Sporting Club Of that city OffeT they
pay, free from all deductions.
The Washington times., 1906-11-13
RAILROAD CONSTRUCTION
BEYOND ALL F0RME,: EARS

II prosperity is indicated by the num-
Der OF miles OF new railroad that are
now under construction and projected.
IL may be said that at no previous time
in the history OF the country has the
tide Of business reached It's present
height. and this is true, also, Of Canada
In both countries the aggregate railroad
mileage. either building OF planned. ag-
gregates -. 900 miles, with a capitaIIza-
ton OF over $3.50. 900. If there are de-
ducIed the explorations which are like
ly never TO become realizations st!Il
there would be left. without doubt. at
least 22,O00 miles. In the light of this
fact the years 1906 and 1907 are certain
TO go down into history as one OF the
most striking periods in the railroad
history OF the Western world.
The Washington times., 1906-11-13
AUTOMOBILE BUSES
FOR NEW YORK CITY

NEW YORK. Nov. I3.-The question
of rapid and comfortable transit in
Manhattan borough may not be solved
fOr some years 10 come, but il is cheer
ing to know that efforts are being made
10 alleviate the conditions now existing
Not long ago il was announced that
having 100 autObuSes constructed for
use In the streets Of this borough, this
corporation having q perpetual fran
chise for the operation OF electric and
other self-propelltd vehicles in the thor
oughfares Of every city in the State OF
New York. These buses. which are to
cost SS,000 each. and y i'll be Of the finest
type. will be ready for business within
4 comparatively short time.
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"CAD" DOGGETT QUITS
WITH 100000 AHEAD

NEW YORK. Nov l3.-"Cad" Dog
gett. one of the biggest clubhouse
commission agents on the local race
tracks. has followed the lead of Eook-
maker George Rose and retired frc,l
racing for the season. He is 10000
ahead OF his clients.
DogGett is one of the few boys who
has made money since they quit the
saddle. About thirteen years ago he
was a Jockey He tried to follow the
lead of his brother sam" as q rider.
but Yves not success. He rode sew
eral winners. but was not as clever as
his older brother. who earned quite a
reputation IN the saddle as the pilot Of
game little Sir Walter and many other
horses belonging TO DR.. Gideon Knapp.
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Proposals.

DEPOT QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE.
Washington d. c.. October Il, 1905
Sealed proposals. in trlplicate, viii be
received at this office until O'CLOCK
r NJ. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER Is.
1876. and then publicly opened. fer con-
structing brick Outbuilding at Battle
Ground. d. c. National Cemetery. in
accordance with plans and specifications
therefor. which can be seen at this Of
fee and at the Office of the Cemetery.
The United States reserves the right to
reject any or all proposals or any part
Ghould be marked Proposals for Brick
Outbuilding at Battle Ground National
Cemetery" and addressed 10 Capt. II. l..
PETTUS. QuartermaSter, L. :. Army,
Washington. d. c. ocl7,lS.l9, ,20nO12.l3
THE REFORM SCHOOL, DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, Washington. d. C,
November 8. I906.-SEALED PROPO-
SAILS will be received at the OffiCe of
the Superint tendent of this School until 5
O'Clock on THURSDAY. THE 29TH DAY
OF NOVEMBER, 1906. and then oDened
for the construction of buildings for the
reform School. D c. Drawings, speci-
be obtained at the office OF the Superin-
tendent at the School, on the Bladens-
burg nike and also al the office OF Mr.
Francis H Duehay, chairman of the
building committee Of the board Of trus-
tees, at the Burlington, i20 Vermont
avenue. 4 deposit OF $1,000 will be re-
quired from each party 10 whom ia
given set OF the drawings and specifi-
cations-this to be refunded when said
drawings and specifications are returned
without marks. notes or other mutiia-
tion thereon. CROSBY s. MOVES.
President OF Board Of Trustees. Reform
School. d. c. no l0-l2t ex su
The Washington times., 1906-11-13
F FINANCIAL GOSSIP

The Columbus, Ohio. city council has
decided 10 issue and sell. II possible
bonds To the amount of $4,000 10 repair
and equip the electric light plant owned
10y the city. Political influence prevent
ed the plant being sold to private cor
poration. The plant has been losing
proposition 10 the city and its operation
costs SSovo0 year.
Chicago is To be the headquarters Of
the Illinois Central road. The executive
direction. that Tor twenty years. has
heen located in New York. has been
transferred 70 the West by the ukase OF
Its new president. j. T. Harahan, who
has returned from New York.
The Bureau Of Insular Affairs Of the
War Department has invited bids for a
81 2u0oeI s per cent bond issue OF the
city OF Manila. This issue is TO provide
funds to cor tlnue the work Of construct
Ii" au adequate water supply ana sewer
system for the city Of Manila.
James T. IIU made what Is described
s'S sam Indignant appeal for justice for
--t4Tr SOS 30 8u address 10 the ChiCa go
Merchants club. Ills argument is that
iHr traffic ~ gue country has grown so
iHimsn~-ir th@t 1t has outstripped the
t-.lludI facilities and that over llT.O39
miles I'd. tHck must be built 20 take care
Df iuu Immense business But he asks
r-.tl-- men were going 10 invest their
'Huu-N Il railroads as long as railroads
,'. e'"s.dereI outlaws"
TH. Chase National Bank stock holders
vested ,u Increase the capital stock from
Ni.'Hu0u To Slo00tU0 The manner IN
which the increase is 20 he made viii
lg determined ~ a special meeting to-
l-a"lu". The stock OF Jhis institution
is now seilirg al s700 a share and the
rights to the new subscription will be
very valuable.
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EXPRESS ROBBERS
FLEE TO BAD LANDS
Bandits Get Away With
$1,000 Booty With Posse
Pursuing.

RENO. New. Nov. l3.-After a run
r-ag fight In which hundreds OF shots
- ere fired. the bandits who robbed the
Westb0und Southern Pacific express at
Carlln. and took SI0bJ tn money and
effects from the passengers. have es-
capped 70 the bad lands
A pOsscc Of deputy sherins Is now on
TIE trau. No one was injured IN the
fusiIlade Of brIIeJs.
The Washington times., 1906-11-13
ARMLESS BlLLIARDIST
PLAYING IN WASHINGTON

George II. Sutton, the armIess billiard
expert, defeated Wallace Carroll in
game Of 1S-inch bake line billiards by
POO 10 l2f. at the Royal last night Sut-
ton viii meet all comers this week and
viii give $40 70 any Washington player
that defeats him.
The Washington times., 1906-11-13
THE WASHINGTON MARKET

Following are the sales and quotations
OF today market.
United States CoUpou As. $1,000 1901
" asllngtOu Railway and Electric as
81 .u0OffS17s
Washington Gas. l6i5i9. 256 5Si4. -Ja5s
-oft5s t-5035.s. -5a5Jis. @5e59is. 2J059. ga
SEA 2'7u9is. .If-9ik. -yn5' .505sls .Ja
,Sl-. 25H5g. a5tfJg-s
Union Trust Company, lGRIi0. I0HIp
l0Ql4U l00l40. Ig4i14U I0al4p, IWdI4O. lUFl
40. l0Tlfo. 10 l4J l0aI4O. l0nl4O
Union Trust rights, I0a51s, IJd7k
: -. Sftts isa4A-. lUuS 54SIs.
Riggs Fire Insurance i.UN.
After CIll-C0iumbia National Bank
$1,000.
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone.
2NJ4
Greene Copper. lOoQ-Js.. lcJa-5ss buyer
CO..
The Washington times., 1906-11-13
ASKS BOARD OF SURVEY
TO PASS ON OLD BUILDING

building Inspector today recommend
ed u the District Commissioners the
appointment OF a board of survey 10
pass on the condition of "a large brild-
Ing located on Canal street near sec
Tld street southeas {, owned by w H
DanehhoTer. 10 compel its demolition
or immediate repair
The Washington times., 1906-11-13
THE WASHINGTON LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY

once. Corner Ninth and F Streets.
PAID-UP CAPITAL. N.0Jo. 0o5.
SURPLUS. f60J. 90 EARNED
Loans in any amount made on an
proved real estate or collateral al rea.
sCLable rates
Interest paid upon deposits on monthly
balances subject 10 check
This company acts executor sd.
miEIstIa IaIJr. trustee, agent. treasurer
registrar and N all other hdgciary ca
paCitieS
EOLes for rent In burglar and freproos
vaults FOR safe deposit and storage OF
valuable packages
JOHN JOY EDISON President
JOHN \ Vice President
ELLIS SFEA II -----.-.- Second Vice President
ANDREW PARKER -............... Treasurer
HARRY c. MEEM Assistant Treasurer
BOYD TAYLOR .-........Asslstant Treasu- sr
THOMAS BRADLEY ..--.-- Real Estate Officer
ERED'k EICHELBERGER.... Trust Oncer
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT
Is prepared to assume the management of
your real estate. Careful attention given 20
all details.
The Washington times., 1906-11-13
COTTON MARKET NERVOUS;
QUOTATIONS IRREGULAR

NEW YORK. Nov. l3.-In view Of the
fact that the Liverpool cables were bet
ter than expected tho start OF the local
cotton market was disappointing
The crowd here seemed to be confused
and after the start the UndrTtonc was
nervous, with quotations irregular.
Opening prices; November $500 9 o.;
December. 9.6vq9.6l; January, 9tf09G5i .
February, 9.32 bid; March, g.S1uy ~,
April, 9.SS bid; May, 99lI9g5, June, y-93
$1,000.
The Washington times., 1906-11-13
WANTED FOR PASSING
OF WORTHLESS CHECK

The police are looking fer a young
man giving the name of George Mino~,
T. s N. and wearing the uniform OF
a petty naval officer. who is wanted for
the passing Of three worthless checks
for S25 each.
The Washington times., 1906-11-13
MACFARLANO TO SPEAK
IN OTTAWA, CANADA

District Commissioner Macfarland left
Washington this morning. for Ottawa
Canada. where he will speak before the
Canadian Club tor orrow evening his
theme will be the history and govern
ment OF Washington.
The Washington times., 1906-11-13
WIRELESS MESSAGE
FROM ROOSEVELT

A wireless message from the P~cs.-
dent. sent last night at O'Clock. re-
ports the Louisiana Goo miles from
Colon. and az vel
The Washington times., 1906-11-13
New Want Ad Ranch.

f. T. Butts Pharmacy. Fourth and
avenue northwest. will
accept want advertisements for the
Evening and Sunday Times at regular
Office rates.
The Washington times., 1906-11-13
FINANCIERS MEET
FOR A DISCUSSION
ON THE CURRENCY
,Conunasd from First PageJ

secured note, iH order that The public
should uOt know and become unduly
app-cheusive when the special issue
was made All seem agreed that tnC
particular bank issuing the cmergenCy
notes should not be- Identified by any
thing engraved on the note, but scne
think tnat the emergency CiTtula t4On
should on It's face admit It's chara cJvr.
bvt not tell the name Of the bank
AGAINST which D. Is charged. instead,
IL slbuld be registered by the Comp
trUilcr of tire Currency. and charged
against the bank Of issue This. il IS
urged. would sufficiently protect the IS
suing bank against any suspicious in
the public mind.
The proposal that the Government
guarantee this circulation has been
made. but there IS a strong opinion that
any plan OF which this was an essential
part would taIl in Congress. and the
idea Will doubtless be dropped.
Tax Special Circulation.
More likely Of adoption is some Plan
OF taxing the special circulation and thus
guarantee Il. In few years. Il is in
sisted. this fund would be large enough.
according TO banking experience of the
past, 10 give complete assurance.
The legislative committee plan pro-
posed further that this guarantee fund
be used 10 retire the Treasury notes.
some S346. 10000 OF which are still in
circulation, and thus do away with the
menace OF revived operation OF the
endless chain process OF filching away
the gold reserve This proposal like
wise. does not seem TO have much chance
of Incorporation IN the commission plan.
because II involves a further COmplica-
ttOn of what. II is thought. should be
made as simple and understandable a
scheme as possible.
The Washington times., 1906-11-13
UNION TRUST
WELL SUPPORTED
All Stock for Sale at l40
Taken, and Demand
UnSatiSfled.
Features of Today's S Market
Most Active Stock.

For the moment It looked as If the
amount Of Union Trust stock brought TO
the local Stack Exchange today might be-
too great for the market to assimilate.
The sales came rapidly on the first bid
ding, and continued from several
sources with such rapldity that ii gave
cTedence 10 a belief that sellers were
afraid the market would get away from
them. But the sustaining powers OF the
stock stood the test with great credit
and At the close the supporting element
were In command OF the satuation. ana.
having taken all the offering at l40, were
still crying for more at the same price
II fact. at the windup the bidders were
cnXious to secure % and 100 share lots,
having exhausted the quotation lots
from various sellers.
The rights we're slightly weaker, but
were nOt so plentiful as had been expect
cd. and, In all but foTty-five shares came
out,
The Washington times., 1906-11-13
IN THE WORLD OF FINANCE
n. Y. STOCK MARKET

tosotations furnished by Charles O. Gates
& Co.. Aunsey Buildings Members New York
stock Exchange
The Washington times., 1906-11-13

There was also return OF activity
on Washington Gas. which was taken
al fracJiOnaily better prices than yes
tcrday and held we'll under rather free
selling While there was no appear
auce II a boom there seemed A quite
absorption q the stock Dy inv estmeut
buyers. Opening aI 5sia and TcacJinE Jo
o II recovered part OF the -oSs and was
firmly planted al 80 al the close.
In the miscellaneous selling there ap-
vcaTei five shares OF Columbia Bank
aI 500. together with the daily option
"n lGy Green Copper Fractional sales
ui Telephone and Riggs Fire Insurance
completed the record of a day given
over TO bat two noteworthy features
Railways .ailed 90 get on The record.
while bonds were quiet.
The Washington times., 1906-11-13

sales g. noon today, 30 coo.
Total sales yesterday. go. 100.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-12
FRISCO FLASHES

DR.. o Hair Dye pulled up his
tent on 5th street and will try the
hirsutes of Lawton.
Mr.. Elliott has bought out his
partner, Mr.. .Tarwater, in the cement
business. The latter will start a
new plant il western Oklahoma.
II was Mr.. r. B. Utterback who
had his foot smashed instead of
Mrs. Utterback.
Manager Frain. of the Farmer s
Unicn is getting the Red Gin on
5th and Michigan avenue ready
for fall business.
r. B.Utterback and family went
overland today to Cement to visit
their daughter Mrs, Engilbreston.
We attended the picnic at Nine
kah last week, the first time in
sixty years we have ever been at a
picnic of all parties, except in the
FIRST year of the war, 1861, when
all parties in our country united
to prosecute the war for the union.
Hal Thompson, manager of
everybodys Gin, received the 6rst
baie Of cotton from Bitter creek
September the nth. Hal is tick
led to death" over getting the first
bale.
Why make a fuss over sidewalks
For goodness sake. lets build at
present any kind of walks, wooden,
stone. brick, concrete or anything.
In five or ten yerrs we can build
better. Anything in the residence
districts,so they are built on even
grade.
Thieves are stealing honey bees
and all from Mr.. J. D. Lindsay,
on sth street. Look out for a shot
report the next time it happens.
A. Butinski.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-12
DOTS EROM DUTON.
Blue Eyes

Win Curlee, and Will spent
several days of last week with her
parents at Minco.
The friends of Miss Oma Tweed,
are glad to sec her out again after
her recent illness.
L. D.Stons and family of Chick
asha spent last Sunday with rela-
tives at this place.
Van Mcrhail entered school in
Chickasha Monday morning quite
a number from this community will
attend school there this term.
While out driving last Monday.
afternoon Misses Alleyne Smith
and Eva Tweed came near having
a serious accident. In making a
steep descent one of the ponies fell,
overturniug the buggy and throw
ing the young ladies both out bul
fortunately they were not badly
hurt but " frightened nearly to
DEATH"
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Horch-
heimer gave very enjoyable scci.'
dance last Monday night.
A new bridge that was much
needed has been built half mile
east of Dutton.
Jack Smith made a business trip
to Chickasha Monday.
The cotton crop has been badly
damaged by boil worms. In differ
ent fields it is estimated at from
IS TO 90 per cent loss.
We think some Dutton people
may take some of the elegant prizes
at the Chickasha Fair. the Moline
wagon or city lost for instance.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-12

As dressing for sores, bruises
and burns Chamberlain's SaIve is
all that can be desired. 1t is sooth-
ing and healing in its effect. 1t
allays the pain of burn almost in.
stantly. This salve is also a certain
cure for chapped hands and diseases
of the skin. Price IS cents. For
sale by. "All Druggists"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-12
ARCADIA.

The ice cream supper Thursday
night was quite success in spite
of the rainy weather. They we're
very late gathering but about one
hundred were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell, Nj. and
Leach, Mr.. and Mrs. Estes. Mrs.
Gentry and Crystal Ester, spent
Sunday with Mr.. E. E. Davidson.
Mr.. J. NJ. Davidson had the
misfortune to have a dehorned COW,
which he was doctoring. hit him
in the side and knock him over. He
was not seriously hurt but bruised
pretty badly.
Sulie Maxey visited, with Bessie
Van Vliet last Sunday.
Orville Davidson left last Friday
for Chickasha, where he will az
tend the Business College.
&c. Scruggs, returned last Sat-
urday from Lawton.
Chester Bell, of Wichita Kansas,
was at Sunday School last Sunday
after an absence of about two
years.
Df,.~ E...~