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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-05-23
One Button Was In Use.

A school principal, was trying TO-.
make clear to his class the foundamen-
tai doctrines Of the declaration of in
dependence. " .. :>:s. 49,. .;E ~ 81. :,
snow, boys" he said, "I will give,
you each three ordinary buttons. Here,
they are. You must think Of the 6rst,
one as representing Life, Of the second
oae as representing Liberty, and Of the.
third one as representing tho Pursuits
OF Happiness. Next Sunday I will ask
you each to produce the three buttons.
aud tell me what they rapressn..' .; ...:.
The following sund sy the teacher.
said TO the youngest member: + :: .-.# S.. d.
"Now, johnnie, produce your three
buttons and tell me Whist they atapd
for - (: (; .>@.,= - - 4: !;
II amt got 'em all,'' he Bobbed, ),
'Here'a Life an here's Liberty, but.
naomer sewed tho Psssuis o; Happi-
ness on my pants" ..--.,E. ..-.,E''.+ +:,,,....:
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-05-23
C0uldD't See giln,..

An Ohio man tells of the sad case Of
a young fellow, the con Of q wealthy
Toledo manufacturer, who against his
fathers wishes insisted upon going to
Chicago to make his way, whereas the
parent desired that the son train him.
self in the Toledo business house,. At
first the lad did very we'll in the larger
city but it was not very long before he
was making urgent appeals to his faith
er for financial assistance. To these
the old gentleman, who had himself
been trained in hard school, turned
a deaf ear. Finally the desperate boy
wired his father in these words, "Yon
wont see me starve, will you2" The
mons reply came in the form Of the
following telegram: "No, nos ct this
distance. Then the boy decided to
return to Toledo and go 10 work iii
.:h old msn.-Harnres's - skly.. !,::
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-05-23
. Common sense is none too 90,

Common sense is none too COM
mon. = :: A.:..'t... II. -. =
Gardeners ought to know when it
is eltime. =. -. !. - ., !.
- The world seldom thinks we'll Of
man who does ndt'think we'll Of hin.
self. :...'. -. - +
Take enough love with you to
Tighten your labor, and still have
enough left to light tho way home.
r. TO him who is. tight with his
heart the world is never wrong. :. ! .sf !
Ne must delight in sacrifice TO
win success. .,I*:sf = :.<>{{::: :; &
- In olden: times the Egyptians
had q cat cemetery. Which they con.
sidered sacred. '..: - !
- Air is q meal Of which we are
constantly parsakipg-henee il should
always be pure. ,.s. &. - s ~ 7:
- Ills we'll to remember the Fact
thta II takes onlya single vote 70 pass
good resolution. II s. e 0 ; IS =. Y. : .
S. There 10 language Of flowers, ),
as, FOR Instance, when . barefooted
msu steps on q thistle. .sis} } It
= t. Is: supposed shas, . hen ]; laya
an egg because .she cart stand Eit on,
the end. @ e. sss:' ST; / 81 M s'' !
!. - A society bud hopes ola, ! VIII
never bloom Cd : wall flower. b T g .t$f,j
Many : plsaaant lawyer is CON.
| pelled 70 deths cross question aes.. III /
| it,s- sNeyarjadss she eentents sof 1. no:
mars hsaa !by the iaiza cf her hat. III
1., Time iis Is moIhsy- - thst 1 / s;s Ssss,e
only Kind ! niser .is willing to spend
.s;- y. If Syon: :get AN your knowledge;
eut @ I q ), bMooklsy q might 80 q Wall l'lssse'
it lesre,s Il. S%!5 |s$S q 5S1 essss. 6.
-: Only. a}streng.min daa wosnan eanII
| preserve; fruit and Her tsm 3sr simui.,
tsneously. <;#3 81 s55S
};'1l- }S,'s- The average woman scoula ND
aenha keep tho W1lf iran & she daot with
her .yoiesi ths wolf wasn, i deaf, :t5.Ss
!: 3,..lsA ~ q MIA who Hills time slaya his
own charast 81 Sg |. s;S5s
Some people sppears sto bs proud
their jznosanas & 4 \ Is N 4. 4
81, e y ! the traspp isssamsr to
dodge polioo boats.
Praise men and ,tlattsf Women md
you will have many iii; 7ria 4.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-05-23
A Peach Of a Talker.

4 fly salesman dropped IN on one Of
our young business men the other
day, carrying in his hand a tiuely pol
ished oak cabinet. II want to sell
you a peach Of taking machine, he
said.
Got one," replied the young bust
ness man.
"What kind?" was asked.
'rhe best kind on earth," was the
response.
"Where did you get it?' was the
next question.
"Married it," said the y. b. ~. and
the salesman hiked off to look for a
victim elsewhere.
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Candle1XNhf.

Hail. candlelight, without .disparage-
ment to the sun or moon. the kindliest
luminary Of the three, If we may not
style thee radiant putty, mild viceroy
Of the moon! We . we to read; talk, sit
silent, eat, drink, sleep by candlelight.
They are everybody's sun and NOON
This Is our peculiar, and household
planet, By the midnight taper the
writer digests his meditatIons. By the
same light we must approach to their
perusal If we would catch the flame,
the odor. Night and silence call out
the starry fancies. Millions Morning
Hymn In Paradise" VIC would hold
a good wager, was pennea at mid!
night, and Taylor's rich description Of
a sunrise smells decidedly Of the taper.
Even now loftier speculation than we
have attempted courts our endeavors..
We would indite something about the
solar system. "Betty, bring the cana
dlea."-Chnrles Lamb. i
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-05-23
VIII Rcw TIL Judgement nay.

There is q shivery. shaky legend
among the people who live along the
Huoaon' river vi hich is to- the effect
tha'; that stream: is the everlasting
bo::tins waters Of a specter who: is
per1onified rs Ramhout Van Dams
Away back in. colonial times Ramhout
and his friends were drinking until
late ut night. Finally this man Ram
hout: started for home. some distance
up the river, In his boat, swearing that
he would row the. distance II 1t took ..''.aI
month of Sundays Ramhont never
reached home, mud the superstitious
people say that he has been condemn!
ed to row TIL Judgment day. 81 ]. 3 .s;t: ::' !:
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An English manufacturer Of pottery
is the subject of q joke told in the
Liverpool Post. While on continental
tour he purchased q: ,Sevres vase Tor
some hundreds Of pounds and brought
1t home most carefully. Thinking that
the foreman Of his works might gather
q hint fsOiu tbs design be called tiia tiiai
gentleman in and showed him the treas
.ute, t'How do you like itY'' he asked!
The foreman took the vase in his hand
turned it over and returned it, with the
brief reply, Il don't think I car; learn
much from It" ''Why not I" asked the
manufacturer. ct don't like, telling
you. SIR" ''Come. Out with it,
well. / designed that vsse myself. II
Is foreign imitation OF our own work
and is worth f5 at the outside" -. !
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-05-23
MIR. Bryan May Be a caudidate1

Chicago, May ia dispatch to
the Tribune from St. Louis says: NJ.
G. Wetmore, a personal friend Of Hon.
w. j. Bryan, who is in Egypt, reoeiv-
ed letter in which Mr. Bryan says:
liam satisfied that the things I
have been fighting fer are coming, but
who will be most available in 1903 is q
question that cannot be answered now.
i shall aes &c =a5:.h;.s e secn.e so.
other nomination, and do not want IL!
unless circumstances seem to demand
it. Time alone can determine that. !
This Is the drst authoritative statef
ment Of Mr.. Bryau's attitude toward
the presidency in 1908. - .,.~...., t
The letter is nsEsensl, and his COM
ment on the national situation is more
interesting to the public from the fact
that it is the frank utterancs Of 9
party der to a confidential friend. !:
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-05-23
Mhat-MO FashIons7,

certain newspaper writer's these days
to do away with fashions. They are
writing some very interesting material,
but up 70 the present time we have
seen no progress they have made.
That they have hit upon brigh: idea,
however, not ono Of tho millions Of
American bill payers will deny. =,
This idea Of aavipg changing fasht
ions, and new clothes styles every sea.
son inst for the benefit OF the tailor,
the modiste or the milliner is PECULIAR
ly American, and the inhabitants Of
the older countries all say we will grow
out Of 1t solne day. It is pleasant to
reflect on the prospect Of sumo deg
having but one style for women's 8
clothes, aud that a never.changing
style, isn't it? e., +:
Consider the women's fashions in
other laods, if you please. "
Let's 60 to lands where there is sun.
shine. for bill payers, where the av-
erage husband smiles seven days a
week and keeps his. bank account in
tact without earning family reputa-
tion Of being tight wad.
In China the fashions never change.
just roll those words over your
tongue and laugh. Always knew that
that country had q grand future!
In japan the fashions never change.
, Glorious land Of the orient, and
and three cheers for Mutsuhitol And
those cute little Jap women always
look so we'll, too. They are pictures
Of oontsntment. This is fine couu.
try. -; :."..& --:'',.'=.% =. !
In'India and European Turkey wo.
mems garments have undergone prae.
tically no change in five centuries. =,
Among the Laps the costumes Of
women have undergone no change in
q Thousand years. .. .'...> ~, :;
In Norway, Sweden, parts Of Spain
and even in Italy, the wonderful story
is the same. -, - = -, ~ /.
And tourists will tell Sou that the
women are good to- look at and, chat
happiness seems to abound every.
where. x - :, ,,. w ... ! 5s 81
What these United States need is, d
national costume, ;, semethiug that
would retail. for about $7:A9 and wear
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-05-23
Thought He Loot His Head.

. - :
: A gentleman while taking tnEE ride
with his groom, had the misfortune to
have himself and companion tbeown
violently 30. the ground By his horse
taking fright and running away. Tho
gentleman vsa not esrioualy iniursd, 7;
his principal loss beius Tint ys Il a1.s
Wig, which had been shaken Of, t.bnt
he found Pat in q much worse condi-
tiou, with the blood tricklipg fromiIIis
head and holding HE master q wig,
which he was surveying with the ut-,
most alarm and horror; "Wel', Pat ],
slid his master, t.'"'aref: you much
hurt r. /. z..,: .z ..: .:. @ s5; :ts.
I |. :"Hurt is it? I Oh, master. do you
see the top Of my head in my hand7';':
!. Pat 10 his terror and confusion had
mistaken his MASTER s wig! for3 his owl,
natural scalp, and evidently thought
that his last :honr had arrived. Lon
don Telegraph. s. y; :5;; y.;s,
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ISL sRuper did SOU saskS her is
nv yonf SHarolt Veli. !. y Thought she
iMas sensible, but hanged III she III tdn't1
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-01

cuencia una temperature no menor de 180
grades y la navajo no?
1Porque esa preferencia, ese privilegio?
Por supuesto que de exigirse el estricto
cump imiento de la secci6n s6tima, solo po-
dram sostenerse las grandes barbe las. Una
tohalla impia, un pafio tambi6n limpio y
ademas hervido, para cada persona: ia
d6nde vamos q parar, Marquee amigo?
Otra te pegoy Los barberos y ofciales
no podran guardian luto para llevarlo
tendr6n que pedir Sc modifque la orde-
nanza que previene que todo barbero usa-
"a bIusa de color claro Bonitos que Sc
veran ciertos ofciales con mambisa 8 qua
yabera, 10 que sea esa vestidura de ira
baio! No te vistas de color claro, que no
pelas.
7 Sc explica ell traje porque la ordenan-
"a califca de arte el ofcio de barbero no
esta bien nj siquiera medic bien que dirfa
Garcia Cabrera, Don Luis, que todo un
artista Hevara traje negro.Se verfa muy feo
Maestro vengo q que me pele. Ten
go prisa.
I'm momento, sefior, dejeme lavar las
manos con aqua, cepillo y jap6n antis6pti-
co. Ahora que me acuerio: oye, mucha-
cho, vete donde Baltazar el de Is esquina,
que te de jab6n anti..... ESQ. Y dirigi6n-
dose al parroquiauo, que va muestra algu-
ma impaciencia; aguarde IN POGO. Ell of
cial es lviano y el tempo que pierda en-
esperar el jab6n, 10 adelantara luego.
Hay que cumplir la ordenanza por 10
menos los primeros ounce dfas All! 81 yo
Sc ESQ., estudio para herrero En- la fragua
81 que no hay microbes nj ordenanzas.
Ell maestro empieza eel ejercicio de su
arte" como dice el reglamento y las pri-,
meras rasuras infere una pequeisa herida
(la ordenanza admite que pueda ser ma
yor y Ell parroquiano grita: me ha corta-
do uste1.
-Muchacho, CORE, traeme algod6n mo
iado en- ESQ que dice Ia ordenanza
El aprendiz aturdido, en- vez de mojar
el a1god6n en- listerina, 10 moja en- alcohol;
y el maestro, sin fjarse, aplica 81 algod6n
Al paciente, que salta del ill6n vociferan-
do que no volvera la barbeTfa.
Pero no para ahf la cosa. Despues el bar
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los sueldos ST una persona tiene dereeho
4 precisar el sueldo de 25 empleados que
forman una oficina, es eyidente que tiene
derecho dcsignar Ia suma total que deben
cobrar esos empleados.
Seg1n ESQ, 81 precisar los sueldos con-
sideran quo tienen derecho los caballeros
que Ell gobieTno de Washington nos envia,
serfa en- verdad curioso saber 81 ellos estdn
tambien creyendo que tienen Ell derecho &
preeisar Ia suma total de nuestro pFesu-
puesto.
Nj la ley Foraker nj ninguna ley tiene
ell gobierno de Washington directa ri indi-
rectamente, para imponernos un tribute de
guerra EMBELLISHMENTS envuelto con eI nom
bre de '.presupuesto." Segdn ESQ los miem-
bros de la mayorfa del Consejo podran con
mas menos acomodamiento defender el
tristisimo deTecho contrariar Ia voluntad
de los dennis aatisfacer sus propias as
piraciones con cargo al dinero ageno al
capricho individual. Pero serfa muy diff
Gil asegurar 81 alguno de esos sefiores pue-
de defender en- Ell Conseio que ell Consejo
sin eontaT con Ia Camara tiene derecho &
precisar Ia cuantfa de un presupuesto puer-
torriqueno. 81 tiene derecho decir "Se-
fioFes I naOve que Ell proximo presupuesto
sea de millones 500 mil pesos" ST tiene
derecho decir que Ell derecho que discute
de la parte, aleanza al derecho al todo.
Pues entonces, 5para que Sc molestan los
sefores delegadosS Para que perder tiem-
po bajando susfdos sostenidos por Ia i'm.
prudencia de IN consul en- cada depaTta-
mento Que nosotros sostenemos con nues.
tro dinero, para que contra nuestros inIe-
reses Sc vuelya, sosteniendo sueldos exa-
gerados que no queremos pagar.
NO valdrfa la pena hacer la prueba con
los tOtaless Departments "A, total 5000
mil. ESQ es muy caro-. La Camara dice:
para el Departamento A. basta con $3.50
mil. Entonces, que cada cual ponga su
sueldo y caste el papel y la tinta que gusts
proteia sus compadres como lie acomede
porque entonces no serfa la exploitation
puertorriquena quien pagsba. Entonces
las grandes protecciones So harlan con e1
bolsillo particular del protector.
Ell Consejo veffa que la Camara no
quiere gastar tres millones por la simple RAJ
z6n de que Ia isla nj puede nj debe nj quieIe
gastar tres millones. Y entonces ell dinero
solicitado sufrirfa La prudente rebaia que
SO GncuCubid 0u uH pAAAto 6H q guI1IbE10 eIl-
tire las necesidades de la isla Ell estado de
la fuerzas tributaries.
5Pero sera este possible? No podria afr
marse. Pero imponer Puerto Rico una
suma total de dinero que la Camara de
Delegados considera que no puede pagar,
tambi6n es impossible
Sdbanse los sueldos cuanto Sc quiera,
pero rebaese la suma total del presnpues-
to al lfmite que nuestros intereses gene
rales convenga.
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ATfiba los sueIdos q.
Pues abajo los tOtaIes

Durante varios dfas con muchfsimo
cuEdado ha discutido Ia Camara Ia ley de
presupuestos.
No hay que decir que, conteste la OPT
MON p1blica en- que Ia isla no pnede pagar
tan crecido presupuesto, Ia C6mara de De-
legados ha puesto este afio como los ante
riores todo su cuidado en- pebaiar Ia creci-
da lista civil que el Consejo, sin contar
con nuestro bolsillo, envfa Ia C6mara.
Esto parece una conseja. 81 los bue-
nos americanos que desconocen nuestros
asuntos Sc les contara ALA en- sus meetings
soeiales ; polfticos del interior y ain de
la costa, de Ia rep1blica, que el presidente
nombra ciertos empleados para que vengan
4 Puerto Rico tomar del bolsillo de los
puertorriquefios 10 que les cuadra, sin con-
sultarles previamente, sin mostrarles un
presupuesto de ingresos y sin contar, como
no sea en- la apariencia, para NADIA con los
contribuyentes de la isla, en- verdad que,
no creyendo Ia historic, descargarfan uu
fuerte golpe sobre la mesa y dirfan: ESQ
no es verdad. La bandera americana no
consiente ESQ.,
Pues 81 senior, es verdad. Estos sefiores
nos hacen 81 honor de decirnos un dia al
afio, que cantidad de dinero nos imponen
de tribute; suman luego, 8 mejor dicho, no
suman nunca, los totales de cada uno, y ell
gran total denominado pomposamente
'presupuesto" Sc 10 envfan & La Camara
de Delegados para que 6sta 10 mire y le
de vueltas entire los dedos Be maraville
u considerar los totales que no constan ,
participe sus compatriotas Ia dosis que
aquel afio les toca 10 devuelva en- fin al
Consejo sin haberlo tocado Gquiera porque
nadie en- la C&mara tiene derecho & con-
trariar en- 10 mas mfnimo las sumas de di-
nero que los empleados tienen la bondad
de solicitar de nuestro bolsillo.
No tenemos derecho rebajar sueldo,
nj material de ningGn depaTtamento; no
tenemos derecho oponernos las transfe-
rencias que puedan ser mas menos nece-
sarias; no tenemos derecho buscar EN-.
pleados mas baratos y disponer serviciof
mas efcientes; no tenemos derecho q nada
de ESQ. Nosotros, cuando nacimos, nc
arrastramos el derecho poner la mano en-
10 que es nuestro. Pero los empleados
que nos envian desde Ohio 8 desde
Kentucky desde California, ETC., arras
trando ell inmanente derecho de gobernal
el dinero puertorriquefio. ESQ es iustieia
para algunos estadistas; y sobre ese podri
do armaz6n, quieren levantar su estatua
Pero dfgase, ademas, que los Delegates
la CamaTa han venido cumpliendo honra
da constantemente ell deber de rebajar Il
que no les consienten que rebajen. ''Nt
importa-dicen-que vuelvan 4 subir loi
sueldos que nosotros, conciencia de que
cumplimos un deber, hemos rebajado"
Los delegados ''rebajan sueldos'', y lo
otros senores alegan que es 4 ellos a quiene
la ley Foraker da el derecho de determine
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NOTAS AL MARGEN.

Espantarame 20, decia una anciana, de
que no Sc hubiera legislado NADIA ,erca de
las barberfas
Lo que no hizo Mr.. Smith, 10 acaba d.
haeer Ell ayuntamiento. Alguno habfa de
ser.
Y como ha legislado, amigo Juan josef
Dido la ordenanza. El artfculo pri-
nero Sc refere la capacidad del local,
segdn ell n6mero de personas que Sc des-
tine. Tai vez ha querido el legislator po-
ner termino 4 las tertulias de barberfa.
Las tertulias perjudican, Sc ha dicho; pero
las de barberfa no son neGlas nd.
Lo del metro ertre sill6n Y sill6n nos
parece bien. Hay barbero que Sc dobla
como,un Juan caliente y tropieza moles-
ia gu compahero.
La secci6n de los escupidores esta In
completa. Debiera pFevenirse, ademas,
que parroquianos tertulios (mientras
esos existan) deberan escupir.. EN- los
escupidores, bajo la sanction de la 0. g.
c6lebre que prohibe escupir en- el piso, pc
70 consiente tragar slliba en- el sentido rec
to del palabra mas de 10 que la traga Ell
nativo en- el sentido fgurado.
7 preguntarfa Taulet, Sc6mo seran tisos
dentro de Ia decoration los muebles, ador-
nos y utensilios, las motas, por ejemplo2
AverfgIenlo Rafael y JacObo.
Las navajas, tijeras y maquinillas (toda
una quincalIa) seran desinfectadas antes
de usarse por ninguna persona, y despues
desusadas deberan lavarse con aqua , jabon
Esto no esta claro. Parece que las ma
vaias dennis utensilios de pelar solo Sc
ran desinfectados ma. VOs porque Ia orde-
nanza previene que Ia desinfecci6n Sc haga
antes de que Sc lssen en- 1singatna persona =
luego de usadas, agrega, deber6n lavarse
con aqua y jabon.
En- cambio los pObres cepillos de cabe-
"a, los desgraciados peines, hay que man
tenerlos desinfectados. Y ESQ no es justo.
U Sc tira de Ia manta para todos no bag
pa s1Gdie.
5Por que.el peine ha de sufrir con FREE
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bero, cumpliendo la. ordenanza, pretend.
colocar en- eE punto heridO, GLgod6n seco s
pero cree usted que mi cara es Alejandrfa
y que va q imitar el bombardeo de esa
ciudad?
pues no te vistas que no vds Yo tengo
la cara herida, pero no soy nalo nd.
Con el tempo cada ciudadano lievsra
consigo un certifcado desalud POGO po-
co van imponiendo esa obligation dfs
vendra en- que Sc vote una ordenanza que
olga que para saIir la Gale es indispen
sable un certifcado de saIud.s
Habrase visto!
Esto es horrible que dirfa Mr. Leccia.
Cualquiera pone ahora una barbeFfa-
SOLSOROCHE.
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4 V | S 0

Deaeosos de meiorar La apariencia del
empaque de nuestros eigarrillos, de ahora
en- adelante nuestras marcas de cigarrillos
.sColectiva' .Violetas'' iran encajetilIs
das en- forma de petacas, y muy en- breye to-
das nuestras marcas serdn encajetilladas en-
Ia misma forma.
Con el fn de disipar toda duda respecto
Z Ia Iegitimidad de nuestro producto, que
pueda surgiT consecuencia de Ia nueva
marquilla, deseamos hacer constaT que esto
en NADIA aItera Ia bnena calidad del miamo.
Porto Rioan American Tobacco Company.
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debierR ndspnsab agnas obas prevas ansrmandose los
adOS azOea eTbndO abqueS para eSabecF los d0rmtO
cOmpa1as apande cmunicaciOnes interiors;
caustrOs la g abndOs las de la cae de Ia Lu
ma rehac6ndOse la fachada pazuea Oma que subs
He aqu pue que la MADEIRA del S6n OfrecdO al Man
de la introduce para caarte tranmadO hoy
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-01

PARA cURAR UN REsFRIADc
ENuN DIA tome 81 LAXATIVO BRO
MO-QUININA. (Pastillas) El boticario
dev0lvor& eldinero 81 no SO cura. La firms
de r. W. GROVE Sc balla an cada cajita.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-13

You take chances having your
prescription compounded by a drug
gist you don't know. We employ
nothing but tne most careful and
trustworthy clerks in our prescrip-
ton department, and you can rely
upon your prescription being filed
accurately and withthe very best
and purest drugs that can Be secur-
ed. Always send them to the OIL
Drug Store, { (Haggart' Pharmacy
Phone I26. Goods promptly de
.ivered.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-13

Notice has been received from
Ccmanche that quite number of
members Of the K. P. lodge, at
that place will attend the district
meeting here next Monday Twenty
FIVE are expected from Duncan and
Fhe affair promise to be the largest
of lhe kind that ever occurred in
this section.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-13

For farm and city
loans. real estate, fire
tornado and hail in
surance. See Burton
ros.Office over Aber-
combies's Store. 84tf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-13

In conformance with long es-
tablished custom and general pro-
clamation issued by the Grand
Commander Of knights Templar
Of Indian Territory. De Moiay
Commandery Easter services. Sun
day April IS 1906 at the opera
house at sis ps m. Everybody is
cordially invited to attend.