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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-25

pence" pto Sabre 0oitidden no6
@rob6ritannien un0 Srlono miiiien
,pcr Ga 8ropence" oOreiiirt iein).
3rcitug - Inn Z llbr Nbcn0S nodl
europa per Gompfer ngtem-9ort,"
pio 8lpmoutb unO G~berbourg 4oit.
laden nad SrIono miiiien per 9tews
gorf" ooreiiirt iein); UNI 10 llbr
Nben6S no6 europa per 9ampiet
,@truria" pia Queenstown.
8oit mad Glib. uno Gen.
t~roI-4merit a, 50 t.
Snoien etc.
Wittfuod - nm 10 llbr I6en0S
nnd) Cuba, Oltcotan itnO Gompcde
per Qompier nG&perou3o"; nod) So
moico per 0ampfer bon BbiIoOel.
pbin.
IonnerItoq - nm 10 llbr Iben6S
mad ben Bahamas per Gompfer
o0ucoton"; noh Den 2eclporb. unO
@inomorO.S nieIn per Gampier So
ribbec".
6reitog - nm 10 llbr gbenoS nod
N%euium0lonO per Compiler oToia-
linO"; nad Curacao mo Colombia
Der 9ompfer n3ulio"; nod HortO
Hico per Compiler nGoomo," Dio
Snn Sllon; nod ben 2n Elnto'@e.
GenOen per Gompier uGoronoo"; nody
Den 2eemnro.Sniel uno Guinea per
Compiler nlluer"; nod Sortnne SIS
lanO mo Colombia per 9ompfcr
oSibiria"; nnd Central Imerifo,
Colombia, Banana, Ser 9onolSone
un0 Den liiOliden Ynciiic.SGfen per
Compiler oio Colon; nod Den 2a
Eloto.0 egenOen per GompIer nSoro.
thus; nad) Somnicn, Gene5uela, Gri.
niooO mo Barbados per Gompier
nSrinoco".
Sic Boit nad NeufunoIano. bio
Norb-S ioneb nnO naf MiQuelon, pio
Bottom, ihlieBt bier tGgli6 nm 3 ltbr
NadmittogS; nod cuba, nia Gompn,
! t1glid) INN / llbr NodmittogS; mad
Gotta Hico, S%onbaros (OIttiiIte). Gi.
coroglro (SItfiite) un6 @uotamolo,
nio NemzO Orleans, tGglid mn 10 llBr
IbenOS; nod Merico Stu tGgIid nm
3 llbr NadmittogS mo 10 llbr
NbenoS.
3raus.& ocific.8cIt.
Somltog nm 10 llbr Ibcnos
nod gtcusS eelono, Guitrolien, Ncr.
G%ole6onien, Samoa, Somoii uto Oer
| 6iii.SnieIn, bio Son SronciSco.
Die &oIt nod &omoii, Sopon SO.
REQ, China mo Den Gbilippincn, pio
San SronciSco, idlieBt bier tGgIid,
Inn 10 ll6r NbenOS bis gum 30. SuIi
Gie Tron8sY ocific-Boit miro tGg.
lid nod ben Nb9%angsbGien ob9e.
ionbt uno lit ole 3eit Der Sdliebunq
10 eilgeridtet, ooB lie bel munter6ro.
dc1em lteberIono-E transport red)t,
5eitig eintriiit,
%. Sail
8pItmeiItcr,
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gerlanat:
@crIangt inn Iagemeineu.
rcniihes Nrbrits. Wn

IentIdlee Observation-Disclosures,
Or. 2t9, Siio'SbdrpsSt r1be, inter Der. antit9t
beutibe Snnoiperfer, gtrbeiter unb 9ienilbpien
81 bei6ditiBen iuiini6en, moIei ft6 p%erionltb
ODER In fralfirtel 8rteiet an ben A9erlten oer
8efeufhdft, SuBanm .. WieHcr, Rr. 2f9, Stos
eharp. Stra6e, ipenoel, luelder llnerteeltlt1
p~tisiluit eribeiIen tuiro. Spre6itinoen bon
/ bis B ubr. (Su12S,1O
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4uftipns. In5cigcn.
@taiam Cannon Suitb, gnualt.
y23 equitable UebRuOe.
gerwnlterSs@crtuui
wcrtbponcn Weidld its. GiacutBumS
Wr. COS, 9niur. StraEc,
nat biicntlidler slultiOu

wcrtguoneu @elhd ite.G iaeutBumS
Yr. Cos, 9ufur. StraBc,
nHf 1ffcutlidIcr Mutton
an Crit nuo StCnc
am MittluDdI, -. Snlt 19O6, 1 Ubr HndIm,ittnas.
Strait clu,o Ielebls be9 NrrteQerthis gtr. 2
Der Staot Baltimore, ny Der NlaHt bon sped ges
gCu SuuloI II. ". e%rlalell, miro 0r unier5eit0s
uete g;eruuiter pbengelaIlHtt5 @rnuaItiid init
ben oarGnf i~teDenben @rbnuiimlcIteu, in Der
StaOt baltimore GelegeI, oetIuulcn. Saiielbe
miro lple Iolgt bcl0rie0ell:
Is Ueglrilf an oer ~gtorolcttc Der GnlorsStrahc,
in elmer GUtierHulp bon - SUB tt 3pu norof
0itlIh BON 0eu giprpmeitsGdc Uogr Sreu5nng Der
9hlor.SirnBe mo oeo SelHlr Earthquakes, lpels
der &uHlt ots &eBlnrs ais IN or Utitie Der
Sdei6cmauer ucs NGulce, bUe Uul oClH icUt 5l
bef6rtibetbct Trnnoihlde ltcDt uHo oenl aut
BEN iGolUCitll1 Gltgrttl6eitocl @rut0liiid iiebeIs
ocu Suuie tlcgcto be5el6HCt miro, Is lduIt bon
oa uOr0ulilidl, al GHtorsStruGe prenScno, II
SUP 3 SuQ bis 5ur tii0uItllh item Gde eincS ate
Gcliteinetnen &uutee uut hcGt lest 3u bei0reis
benoen @ruloliiid; O1Hlt norbpeitliU, entlnng
Der nuro6itlitben @itoerldtcr 6cs belugtcn 3iegels
iteinaOuuie. etlua 80 SUB, bis sum Cube 0eliels
hen, nbcr in %oerlelben htbtlllA iurtlnifeHo, inl
@nn5cu ~ SUB 3 Sou, bis 5Wr %glurooit Gde
zines ~priuuten bbl5ernen SSdlltra Slotet5. hnS dut
oCI1 icbt beldriebcneu @rltl0itlid lcGdut III, bon
On iiiolpcftlih, eHli1ltg Der Gorolucitfcite oeiiels
ben 3 SUB & Boil bls sur Norooitieite elmer 3
Sun hrriieu 9(leO, ole uad) Der 6iucnsStrnbe
fibrt; non in ~herfcIben Ni@tung luuieno uno
benz ictiQcH Saln entlalg, ME icRt crrtntet, i'm
8uH6elt etlpn 20 SUB hls 5lr Nurdthnetoltg
etHer Clinic, Die noroueltli6 Oom Nnlnn9spunit
5nif1en oem QnIiS. oaS uuf Oem ieIt 5u bee
tCbreibcnoeu @rlinoitild itcbt, mo henI iiolpcft.
lid unitobeuheu 0nuie. Nc}O0cl 1T, UNI baum
fio6ftllh 1T unlgefebrter NtthnA ocr 10 ae6ugcs
ueu Clinic INTO an %oerielUcl CUiluug bis gum
NnlnuGspumite.
GinCm idbrli6en @ruub3iuS bon $50 inter.
iunrfeu NM NIT cincm oreitt6di3cu 6ienclitcincr-
nett gGpbnGauJ init 2aoer hcbaui.
SeriuufS 9eoiuaiinaen: Sin hrttiel Vndr. ber
Heit IN fcdS pher 3lp0ll NlulGtcu. ooer Illes
Nuar nnd 9elieben oes Nduicro; Die 9rentt.
Snbluu0cn miitct BON laGc bcS &eriauiS Bin
fen tru0Cu linb 8ur 3ntrtCoenbcit oc5 Nerpal'
terS p~eIidbert tein. sin NepOlit bon $3.50 mira
bonn 0duler AM lnac bcS &crlOuio uerIunat.
@iliam Il. Smith, Rerlpalier.
Shiunbb Bros, NuftiunGturen.
U05O.2OG)
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YoItbefOrSernns madj Dem gusIumoe.

Gle ouSlGnbiide Boit fir Die am
%. Sui cnocnOc ISOLDE ihlieBt in
alien 8G0en piiuftlid, i'm Salptbii.
feolt uie folgt:
Die gadet-Fot lit tGglid BON 8
llbr WorgenS Bis 5 llbr Wodmittoes
often, ollsocnommen SonntogS.
Sic Godet.Eoit nod 9eutidllano
id]lieBt INN If il6r gormittogs DIN
Montoq, oen %. Slli; nod @roBbri-
taniien rno Srlano 0ienitags nno
8reitags nm . lIbr Na6mittogs.
Compiler iabrcn bon Seen Worf
al. menn nidt uuoerpeitig angege.
ben.
Grams. gtGantiihe Boit.
0ittmoh - 10 ll6r Abenos nod
europa per Gampier ga 9ro.
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Sn perfanfen:

Sene nelten moSernen 5%iueifi1dieen .Sdufer an
Der TorSsGurIebs Strabe, 5iuifhen Der Sairs
monuisseenle uno aa9ette.etra eemeaitsie
nonnc llno giidensslbgiiffe; WdrmorsIr eppeit,
GiraBenpiIaiter aus DergIaiten 3teasIiteinen.
sb3nasfanai ; ser6inornq. gelueme Serfalls:
@eoin1uneen. 9reis 100000. Srnio6ine $50
Wafter g. @rhpbai, an Oort unb SteIe.
GULL .2Wite)
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gu ~ucrfanicn obcr ST. permictben.

Su o~erfaufen poer 81 uermietbeu:
Gin poIfomr1ef auteS 9Sdgners mo Nnta
t6ens@einiit, nit pollem 3ubeb6r. S6riftlthe
9tnmcIounaen inter uG. 81" M bic Cfftte oes
,,Surreipunornten." (203-)
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eaHtDn ums stsEtaubtspa.
9lOsr,s ,@selweih.Nans.

Vut VUII, HHu VUItEEsuVHHV, VHHEUH'
WcrUlunosS Clcpbor - 81 Sc.
Saupt0uo ttier oes &cianobrrcins a@seIs
ipciB," .Sdmens2Iereins oeS GoeItueiB."
.GGntons9oniInoS Cir. 445, s. 8. s.
~SricnidlsG iIirift2 gir. 1853, .. u.s@.,' II.
pGantun Spars E.&ergniiaull0 sSeeeins.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-25

deisiuert6es 9Sirtbiddiiss Ino Cafe
Giuentbum all Der 1. StraBe. Brooflpn, gnite
grilnoeIs 6 oiutD. Soiortiee lebernnbne. Gin
SefhdfisiinHo erfter aIaiie. Gdberes bel Z.
b1uoe. t2Oi-lu)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-25

Sin aunhenfdneiosr sSefddtt nit Sorratb II;
@inridtuna; belohnitigt 10 Irbelter. WliB aus
Recommendations oas Geitbdit nnfaeben.
Gtdot cat 800 Gintpobner. Ndbere s~tnsfinft
ertbeilt Is. :. aippn, Wandeiter, BIB.
Z G0S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-25

aar, weIde @efo aebrandlen, ~tpredttn tter
ppr. MnIeibeff .aiff GaIdre, M6beln II. @rlinos
Giaentbum. SIN GertraiIen. aeine qonrsOfiiees
Mefbonen. ,.gnltimpre Jupetuitnt ep. /" Or.
100. NerS.Yaea.etrahe. t147J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-25

Neaer 0ranlbeit = etne felt II Sa6rcn etns
bIirte Ndderei nit 3sft5dieem SauS. Riero,
Nnaen mo 8oute. Na05nfrnaen In Tr. 1925,
Nrits9umbnrbs StraRe. (2O4-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-25

Rr. 1t04, observation-disclosures.
Der nNorooit Smmerpibrtnber BunDeretu
bon Baltimore" berfanIn1elt flo bier ies
ben Mpritae. - @epree 8retm & Cons
Bier am 8apt, nab benttHer art btreit
bonn CAB.
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Baltimore Warftberidltc.

fillmore c, "a. Suli 1906.
" eb /. - 3uiu6r 1918 6Giler,
einidIieBlih 1880 8Giier 5u Occult.
Yoint unO 1865 6Giier 5u Canton.
aitItcnperinnOt - 6Glier. Die Noti.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-25
Sn Dermictbcn:


9ret 0itie ni0bltrie 3inliller ffr ben Sotlrlet
ALI bermleibeH an peute nbue Sluoer; Yreie 81
pro ISOLDE fir eini6lifrigeS 9ett: beutt1e @oit
benz SmiS eeaenilbcr. Had3uir1aen bel 6rl.
Sba Goerctt, Sine Giegc snmmIt, Ya.
(20b,O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-25
galtimorer 9ampf Seppid . Ieini-
annaS-Gpmpaanie,

Cir. f2f, s,oro . @reeme . etrabe.
1eppi6e autgenommen, a~erciniet unb fuieber'
aeIegt. Gpe5iele Ginrihfung fir bic slnibe'
ipdbrlng bon Ieppiben. Gegen Wotten eehi1er:.
MbbeI In pr,pateG AbtbetIuneen perfpngrt
Weibe 1efeptone. (Mai2, 2IRtsa
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3n %ocrfaufcn.


Sine quite @eIeeenbeit fir einen iunpen Mn
fdneer. Sin Bfero, g8aeen, gadbans9erdtbs
fdaften uno 9inuie 5t eerf1nlen: un1lne .
in Der Grpebiticu bieies Slattes. 206
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-25

8ei5en.- 3uiu6r 1t9,070 9u.
idel; 8erion0t bon Den Glepotoreu
40,S00 9uidel; Glepotoren.8orrntb
510,01S 9uidel. 8%erfGufe: 5000
9ui6el Suli 81 1878.
Nenti0e SdlInBrote:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-25

n~erfnufcu

Pos Qarnieroeibdlt inter benz .6otel gris
fioI, " Sioot.9de McN,eden'St raRe uno @hta'u'
slfors. (20i-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-25
ScrfGnfc nn Der bieiiscn Gftetten.
S6ris.
FIRST CALL.

$4,000 Limited aUs IL. eIee 4er........ 02
$4,000 limited aos II. GIec Gtm...... 72A
$4,000 Col II. @reeH I. .............1f3
$1,000 g8eft VA Central Ger. ........ 1OGh
$1,000 Gbas GonfoIS Glee 5er........ o5Ia
10 Me6anieS Sanf =. ........... 27
2I5 Gouf Cotton Guef BIO ......... 81
SECOND CALL.
100 @oufton Oil Cont ............ 7M
100 9oufton Oil Gom ............. 8
q Gouf IS II, g G Ii. 3 Bic. ..... 81
% Conf Cotton 3ucf 8fo ........ "a
100 Capitalization Goal ........ 1874
3 Genboorb so /. gfo........... ST
% Oh lowu eanf -. .......,... liz
$4,000 Detroit rniieo 4er .......,.... 0414
$1,000 Gbas Gonf II, GIee Der. ...,... 0b1s
$4,000 Gbus 9onf II. 9lee 5er.......... 05&
$500 atIauiic & & ueue 4er SITS. i. 02
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5u %uertanfen

IN btftnHftW.
Sine 9iderei rno @oufefts9aoen nit Suus
,peaei arnfibeit; 6 5diler Wiebf ans Dem
9aufe. Winn a%breTire: ~Sdderie," @rYeoition
bieieS SlattcS. t205-U
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-25

WatS. 3uftbr 56fS Buld)el;
8erionot bon Den glepotorcn 81, 1866
9nidel; @lepotoren-8orrat 4t9,t85
8uihel. SerfGuic; / 8aggon ael6cr
81 50.
Go,,4.s. NLIE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-25

Sin dlterer oeuti6er SeeutaIllt, lal9ere 3eil
In einem beileren Sotel ooer Neii1nrant in Der
aiide. 3dbere g~lisiunit miro ertbeilt I'M "Mit'
fersSptel," Nr. 60 nnb Gt2, Sf'eratt'S traRe
(200)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-25
enmiot,s .,@IMsntrans.Nane,"

vac .. mo CnhHH' SltuRt'
Gins" n@ihcnfran5 : Samen 9 Serelns,"'
nGanton Srrmeriu. N1us Ii. Neiboegeins."
nScutfhe @amiitbli6feit1 nno rSeipers
Gonilnbe SIT. AIS, i. =. s." SriL6eS
9ier 5i icoer Belt. - 6. & .. 2eIepbon.
2Solfe 1928 s.
GnrIns'S Canton 9teberfran5-Saae,"
GAbmeit.Gde 8. ctr. u. sutt.Mue., GaHton
SnnDiauartier bes r9antonslieoerfran5".
Giraitnnoe ieoen Wititunh @beilo. Der
9amen.Seret %oerfumnleIt it9 ieoen Diem
tiaa @beno. m9totiondI-s9i'r ain Sapf.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - Rplfe 1853 3.
$4,000
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nenrn 6. afdn,s Wtflanrani,
Satub SltsB' ,,MelUbte.Sans,"

seursci.Gdl Der 2pm. nnb Sorrtf.etr.
Sauptaudrtier oeS 1eiaHgbereins rWleIo'
Die. Singf.unoen ieSen Sonneritaaslbeno.
8eriommlungeit oeS centennial WesGer'
gereinS" is6eH 2. nno 4. 9tauftag i'm
mtonat. Gelepbon - M2t. 8eruoh 1865 n.
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Steacugeindc.
Steaeaeiuh:
Wtdpdlen Iub

Sttleaeiudl:
Sin oenifdeS Wtdodlen inCbt Steue lnr aHs
aemeine 0ausarbeit. 9iad5uirdgen in Nr. IL,
Marriott. Straie, nabe Srrberid : 8oao.
z (206-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-25
.Sptef vGeTemsN aHau,"

g,r. 1O3, Roro.5reberid. strabc.
Sauptauartier Der aO'aeiL@eiei6uft," bes
.@ermunia=G onflnbS 9ir. 202, &. D. o. oeS
S%ereius," Der rgSittelsba6 : Geftion 9r. H. Y.
G.s9.," Der n@nlerrrift Sleomfitiers & Sel.
pers' Union" Der gWtb5eIf6reiner.llnior Hr,8,"
eer ~@ie,irotpper llnion gr. 2G," hes nAarblet'
Neutrality-suspicious." unb ner sWidrble Gut
ters & Setiers Union gir. 30"
abals sRffef, @iaent6imer.
(@ae4 .I&G.1S)
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-16
THE BENTON SHOW

Benton's comedians gave a most
creditable performance in their
canvas theatre last night to a large
and highly pleased audience. The
play presented was Down Mobile
a play replete with lively climaxes
and good wholesome comedy. The
entire acting company is above the
average and every member made
a good imimpression. The
specialties weie we'll received.
The seating arrangements in the
tent are excellent and most of the
ills attendant to tent shows are
overcome. Tonight the play
chosen is "a Colorado Waif'' and
a fine evenings entertainment is in
store for all who attend.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-16

A statesman we'll known but
nameless so far as this story is con-
cerued went to Uncle Joe Cannon S
party Monday night. He found
many thirsty friends there, and he
had somewhat of parched feeling
in his throat himself.
When he went home he was
'soused' but very digni6ed. He
had worn for the first time one of
new batch of shirts his wife had
bought for him: 1t was coat
shirt opened all the way down the
front.
He got into the house without
too much noise, and congratulated
himself that Mrs. Statesman would
know nothing about his condition.
He found much difficulty in get
ting off his shirt. He tried many
ways, but conld make no headway.
He struggled for an hour and then
called 10 his wife, who was sleep
ing in the adjoining room:
my dear, / am sorry to disturb
you, but l wish you would come
and tell me how to get off thi:
shirt"
Mrs. Statesman came in anc
looked him over. what is the
trouble9" she asked, suspiciously.
81 cannot get off this new-fang-
led shirt you bought me. do no
approve of it anyhow. Now | de
mand of you to tell me how to taxi
it off.
81 would suggest, replied Mrs
Statesman coIdly, that a mos
essential preliminary to taking of
your shirt is first to taking of
your coat and waistcoat. Wich
ita Beacon.
H.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-16
STOMACH TROUBLES.

Mrs. Sue Martin, an old and
highly respected resident of Faiso-
MIA, Miss, was sick with stomach
trouble for more than six months.
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets cured her. She says: Il
can now eat anything l want and
am the proudest woman in the
world to find such agood medicine. -
For sale by "All Druggists.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-16
SOCIETY
az rATK RKhfINGTnN

Mr.. and Mrs Roll Phillips OF
Alex l. 7. are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Hal Thompson.
Miss Lillian Comegys of Gains
vile, Texas who has been the
guest of Miss Sherwood for the
past three weeks has returned to
her home.
Mrs. A. B. Leeds will entertain
the ''Euchre Club" on Friday af-
ternoon on Iowa Avenue and sixth
street.
Mrs. John Ikard entertrins with
cards tomorrow morning at her
home on South eight street.
The Thursday evening Whist
Club will be entertained this week
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. T. H.
Dwyer.
Mrs. S. w. Bird entertained the
Ladies Kensington club this after
noon.
Mesdames Horace Humphrey
ann c. Z. Hatton will entertain
the "Adagio" club Saturday after
noon.
The dance to We given Friday
night in the Murry Hall promises
to be a very pleasant affair
Mrs. Eugene Hamilton will leave
shortly tor Iowa to spend the sum-
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Hodgedor
entertained few friends last even
ing with cards. A dainty luncheon
was served after the game. Thoss
present were Mrs. J. w. Light
Misses Ella Williams, Hope He
witt and Mr.. Frank Bailey.
Miss Blanche yohuston opened
her pretty home on last Saturda,
afternoon i'll honor of her cousil
Mrs. Wilbur and Miss Jacobs. Th
apartments were prettily decorated
in pink roses and ferns -Four tab
tes of Rose Whist were played ant
the prize, a beautiful hand painte'
plate was won by Miss Baxter. Th
colors were carried out in the re
freshments. The ice cream beinI
in the shape of pink roses AM
served on the natural leaves.
Misses Bertha Saufley and Ann
Belle Patterson of Bowie Texa
were the guests of honor Of a, de
lightful afternoon party given o
last Saturday ct the home Of Ms
VI. S. Blackman. The rooms wer
decorated with masses OF heautifr
roses and seven rables Of progress
i've FIVE hundred were played, th
score cards we're little hand painte
affairs in the shape of stockings
Miss Ella Williams won first ptiz
a pair Of black lace hose, and Mis-
Bertha Saufley in cut with Me:
danes Reford Bond and Herbel
Seitz and Misses Ina Fagan an
Anna Belle Patterson received
: pair of white lace hose. A delic
Gus two course luncheon was ser'
| al affa~ f1,o r~o.,.a
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-16

Father Isadore Of Anadarko will
conduct two services at the Cath
olic church here Sunday. He is
Que of the popular priests in this
section and has many friends
among the old settlers and others
in Chickasha.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-16

Why keep your money idle when
you have the opportunity of dou-
bling it in by investing in chickas-
ha real estate. See Sadler & Coch-
ran 224 chickasha for a splendid
investment. I5-u
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-16

When we say eight percent we
mean exactly what we say. No
trimmings or commission in addi-
ton Sadler & Cochran. I5-tf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-16

Miss Bessie McDonough of Cal
weston is visiting her father, Mas
ter Mechanic McDonough.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-16

Gordon M. Annerson, superin-
tindent of agents for the Mutual
Benefit Life Insurance Co, is
spending the week in Chickasha
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-16

We will loan you some monev
from two to ten year on that pro
perty at eight percent Sadler &
Cochran. I5.tt
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-16

(. G. Hightower and J. M.
Osborne of Pauls Valley were in
the city yesterday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-16

Don't you know you can save
money by having your clothing
cleaned pressed and repaired at the
Palace PRESSING Par.or sd St. OPP
posite r phone Io5. o6 80
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-16

The Presbyterian Ladies Miss
ionary will meet at the church
tomorrow afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-16

If it comes from the Owl Drug
Store it is all right. I6-tf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-16

The Owl Drug Store has it for
less. I5-tf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-16

The best for the least at The Owl
Drug Store. I5-tf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-16

Get it at the Owl Drug Store.
I5-tf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-16

WAeCe there arc SO many candi-
dates the H5rk Is easy and the
goat gets tired. Join the big class
Of the Modern WoOdmen on June
rst. 1918
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-16

P. Stoner of Hobart was visitor
in the city today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-16

Phone to the Owl Drug Store
They viii deliver it. I5-tf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-16

Get it at the Owl Drug Store.
I5-ts
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-07-12
sUNFLowER PHILOSOPHY.

Ever notice that an old debt is hard
to pay?
We believe we prefer the melancholy
man to the man who must have his
joke"
Some way it takes away the romance
if the heroine Of a tragical love affair
is fat.
When a man opens the refrigerator
every woman in the house screams at
him that he mustn't spill anything
About the only things in the house
which the women regard as important
not to disturb are the cream and the
baby.
When a young man walks up the
main street of the town carrying
white parasol over a girls head it is
sign she can have him if she wants
him.
Nine-tenths OF the vicious gossip
originates with loafers. People who
have work to do pay precious little at
tention to vicious gossip.
A tremendous roar is being made be-
cause the modern grandmother is not
content to sit in the corner and darn
socks, but powders her lace buys
store teeth and goes in for society, or
women's clubs.
why all this fuss about the peek
a-boo waist? 1t looks cool, is cool
and is certainly pretty and becoming.
What's wrong with It? Do the mod
est men who are fighting the peek-a-
boo want girl to wear furs in sum-
mer? The men would wear peek-a-boo
garments, too, if it were not for their
ugly hairy skin showing through
Atchison Globe.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-07-12
The DOnOhOeS
And DOnahueS

esng for its distinctions and limitations Donahoe and the
Donahues:
Since the arrival of Richard Burke from Ireland
there have been conferences and
hue heirs with determining what should
Occidental Hotel property but yesterday that
decision has been reached All interests
the property question with modern building the
structure will be hotel office building been deter
mined.
The Occidental Hotel property owned jointly the
and Donahue heirs The Donohoe heirs widow late
Joseph A. Donohoe and their three chdenJoseph Edward
Donohoe and Mrs John PARROT Richard Burke of repre-
sents all OF the Donaue interests His wife, deceased was
daughter of the late James NJ Donahue his children
inherited interest in the Donahue Peter Donahue
the late James NJ Donahu and who resides in England only
other DOnaue heir Richard guardian
ing his interests well those of himself and the Burke minors
Anyone who fails hereafter the
breadth of difference between Donohoes and the Donahues will
have only himself to blame
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-07-12

An order issued by the chief of staff
of the United States army, announces
that hereafter any man entering the
army from civil life must not be less
than five feet five inches in height
Soldiers in novels, we believe, are al
ways of majestic proportions, but in
actual fighting there have been mighty
warriors who could not touch this
mark.