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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-05-09

George H Evans, Editor Bryce I. sm'ln 11. .1gl
- . Tssa..is the city acs. r MATTER q "a. Second o..
chiekosha. Ind. Ter. May 9. 1907
Il.nr pr,th little for the politician anybody else
The next f to be taken up BY country press "eut the weeds
.s.r. .Dy way to push the paving along ~ Reward Tor correct
answer . this question
Next year. under the new constitution property will be assessed At
s cash value equalization set the precedent this year.
Republicans who want statehood are getting mighty the office
holding push who are trying They have reason to
gel
caaa was By chasnS today The principal difference
between the two cities but chickasha will soon catch up with
The "whdy City,
Here is again. Have you sered put it on Brother Demo
ca do now and be quick Sing the again and repeat the
chorus: Regigterl Registerl
country correspondent o the Express gives good
advice on the way fight the mail order houses The writer advises
liberal use space It's the best home trade ar
gument tka can be made
cckasha never does anything BY ha Having cleanup
sDe Is now going day polishing up and putting the
finishing touches everybody will take hold with will they
did the last occasion Of this kind
The Federation Of women clubs become adjunct Of
the Commercial proposition assist preparing
Oklahoma exhibit jamestown They always be counted upon
do their part Of the boosting
In umstakae terms republicans
statehood The people here win for the
business proposition with the people here
and they don't what the politicians say about it..
----
The State Capital which is rabdy opposed to the initiative and refer
in
magazine clipping showing excellent legislation
in Oregon Accidents inevitably happen in The best regulated
Office
Commercial president Johns worker
enthusiast chasha He responded when the call
made for workers for public enterprise With the active oopa
on Of all the members Mr. Johns will make the club splendid working
force for chickasha.
G. H. Russell made the aggressive Commercial
club presidents chkasha always ready do
heart the work The city lasting gratitude for this
work he did and he win occupy prominent place
Of the people here Good luck Russell may
While cleaning up pohng ug for the Bankers con-
yenon wOudn be fine idea sidewalk the business part Of
town to Convention ha II i planned the hall entertaining the
guests and without walks Fourth Third
street the weather should be bad practically impossible to
reach The hall II would disgrace city present this state Of
things o her guests Surely lay with
u the next week > two
Job Printing :; s;; :' T.. :: e.:
little cheaper than the
othe fellow Wedding invitations bill heads sale bills
statements dodgers receive the same careful tea
Just little better than necessary Prompt delivery always
IVGsb sVsUhHUy and city property
loan at IOw Rate Of interest
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The Healer Is Here.

The victims of indigestion are all
around us, we meet them every day
and would like to cure them. This
can be done by telling them of DR..
acknowledgements Tablets that have
cured In Hillsboro.
J. G. Miller, Hillsboro, o., says:
81 am very much pleased with the
results obtained since using your rem.
edy and am happy to state that l am
now all right, enjoying my usual good
health. was so weak and in such
a rundown condition that 1t was with
difficulty that | kept up and around,
l could scarcely eat anything
although was ravenously hungry all
the time. Igot bottle at Fullerton's
drug store. and after good, thorough
trial, for went at them with deter
mination to get we'll. l find them
to be as represented. One splendid
thing in their favor is, that you ex
perience no bad and after effects from
them"
DR.. Richards Dyspepsia Tablets, 81
cents per bottle.
DR.. Richards Laxocomfits, rs cents
per bottle.
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He Eats Better, Sleeps Better
and Is Lees Nervous. why?

Make no mistake. A remedy that
can bring about such change in de-
bilitating conditions as Mr.. Lemon
reports must have great merit.
We simply give you herewith his let
ter as proof
DR.. Richards Dyspepsia Tablet Asso-
cition, SO 55 Worth street, New York.
got bottle of DR. Richards Dys-
pepsia Tablets at Fullerton's Drug
Store, ard | am glad to say that they
improved my indigestion. / am not
so nervous as was, and sleep better,
and have better appetite. viii
recommend them to any one.
Yours truly, Russ Il. LEMON.
DR.. Richards Dyspepsia Tablets, sc
cents per bottle.
DR.. Richards Laxocom6ts for Con
stipation, 25 cents bottle.
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Is CERTAINLY NExT.DoOR PROOF.
Claims Are Easily Made, But Not AL.
ways Easily Proved, Unless
There Is Real Merit.
OLD COMPLAINTS DISAPPEARED.
Relief and Complete Cure Are Greatly
Appreciated, as They We're
Entirely Unexpected.

We like to furnish home evidence
to back up every statement with
plenty of proof. Your own neighbors,
after being benefited, tell you of
their experience. This may be called
next-door proof.
Mrs. Thompson Brown, PA johnson
street, Hillsboro, says:
"All of my old.time troubles have
been made to disappear since began
taking DR.. Richards Dyspepsia Tab
lets and my health has improved very
much. In fact, might say that they
have put me in perfect condition.
The relief ami complete cure in my
case, you can bet, is greatly appreci-
ated, for never expected to derive
results. had been suffering for a
long time from dyspepsia, and having
heard of your remedy l procured
package at Fullerton's drug store.
The Laxocom6ts have also relieved
me of bad case of constipation. My
system has had general overhaul
ing through the combination of your
remedies, and have come out the
victor. Thanks to your sterling
remedy"
DR.. Richards Dyspepsia Tablets, so
cents bottle.
DR.. Richards Laxecomfits, 25 cents
bottle.
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One Bottle, And What it Did.

The cost of one bottle Is so cents at
Fullerton's drug store, they are won
derful cures ofIndigestion, Dyspepsia,
nervous headaches and all stomach
disorders. They give new interest
in life; they produce happiness.
What is this you are writing about {?
1t is DR.. Richards Dyspepsia Tablets
now known In Hillsboro as the real
thing for stomach sufferers.
DIR. Richards Dyspepsia Tablet Asso-
citation, 53.55 Worth street, New
York.
Dear Sirs-Nervous Dyspepsia, Ner-
vous Headaches are what / have been
up against for several months. They
became so bad that I thought could
never get relief, for had tried one
remedy after another until lost hope,
for nothing seemed to give me any
benefit. AS last resort your Tablets
we're recommended to me, procured
them at Fullerton's drug store and
shall always feel grateful for the way
they took hold of my case and brought
me back to sound health. / have only
taken two bottles of DR.. Richards
Dyspepsia Tablets, but they have done
me 30 much good and In such shor,
time that cannot refrain from send
ing you this brief testimonial telling
you just what they did for me. Il
shall always be a pleasure of min,
to speak good word for them.
Yours truly, A. K. SMALL,
Hillsboro, o.
DR.. Richards Dyspepsia Tablets, 81
cents a bottle.
DR.. Richards Laxocomfts, 25 cent
a bottle.
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time this goes to press will be cure.
Note, If you please, that all the
statements given are from Hillsboro
residents who are no doubt known to
you. One of these residents writes to
us as follows:
DR.. Richards Dyspepsia Tiblet Asso-
citation, 53.55 Worth street, New
York
Gentleman-I cannot praise DR..
Richards Dyspepsia Tablets enough,
I got them at Fullerton's Drug Store,
was troubled very much with ner'
vous dyspepsia and headache. have
now taken three bottles and can say
that am almost cured and shall take
pleasure in speaking to my friends
about this great medicine.
Yours truly. MAE CLARY.
DR.. Richards Dyspepsia Tablets, 81
cents per bottle.
DIR. Richards Laxocomfts for Con
stipation, 25 cents per bottle.
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No More Pain i'm His Left Side

Assimilated food is as essential to
me as fuel is to fire. No nourisb'
ment is obtained from undigested food.
The body soon becomes emaciated
and the cells of the brain fail to re.
ceive the necessary nourishment,
thereby resulting in complete break
down of the whole system.
DR.. Richards Dyspepsia Tablet Asso'
citation, 53.55 Worth street, New
York.
Gentlemap-I got a bottle of Dr.
Richards Dyspepsia Tablets at Full
lerton's Drug Store and they did me
good. They cured me of pain l suf'
fered from in my left side after eating
l can say they will help any one.
Yours truly,
WALLACE NELSON,
705 N. West street.
DR.. Richards Dyspepsia Tablets
so cents per bottle.
DIR. Richards Laxocomfits for con
stipa tion, 25 cents per bottle.
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Letter to Mr.. L. B. Boyd.

Hillsboro, Ohio.
Dear Sir: Here's is a paint that is
being sold to bargain hunters:
10 per cent lead
80 " zinc
20 4" barytes
20 =" whiting
Barytes and whiting are sand and
whitewash, not paint.
Some people must like gold bricks.
The name of that paint is---"pure
lead-and-zinc." The dealers who sells
1t says it's as good as Devoe.
Yours truly,
r. w. DEvoE n Co.,
New York and Chicago.
The Enterprise Planning Mill Co.,
sells our paint.
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Big PARADE
Next Tuesday Morning VIII be
ImportantFeature Of Home
Coming Festivities.
All Fraternal and Civic Societies,
Military Organizations and Lo-
cal Business Houses Will
be Represented.

The following fraternal societies
and business people will participate
in the big parade next Tuesday morn
ing:
Elks, Odd Fellows, knights of
Pythias, NJ. W. of A., Jr. Q U A. M,
Red Men, Eagles, Colored K of p,
Colored Odd Fellows, Royal Neignbors,
Daughters of Re brklh, Daughters OF
America, National Guards, High
School Cadets, Brown & Farley. News
Herald, ID M. Meneley, VI F Carroll
& Sons, Hillsboro Chair Factory,
Hillsboro G ,zette, Frank Emmerling,
J. B. Spencer. J W. RoreTs, Star
Bakery, Economy Store, Ike Cohn's,
Feibel Bros. Utman's Furniture Co.,
Union Grocery Co, +. . Heth,ring.
ton, j II. Weddirg, Dreamland
Theater, V E. Morgan, LuNemire Il
Miller, M. Macker,y, c. H. Long,
Hillsboro Light q Fuel Co. &. G.
Walker, p. j Guyler, Spargur q Co..
Thos. Fitzsimmons, Calvert Bros,
Geo. Mauntel, Berry man Sisters
Sprinkle 81 Sons, Ruble & Co, E L,
Harris, G. NJ. Kerns, Gollingswortb &
Walker, ]. W. aiestand, N r. Bar
rett, o. S. Lemon, r. Feike,
]. II. Harper, Fire D. partment, Il. j
Erwin, Harsha Monument Co., Ida
Pence, w. Fl. Ballentine, Home Bak
cry, Mrs, S. T. Mccoy, d. VI. Evans
Hillsboro Hardware Co, Harper s
Roush, Kelly s. Co., Moore d Co VIM
Hill, G. Nj. Lemon, Henry Kent, Th'
Bee Hive, Bowles IL Co., Hibben
Son, Garrett & AYres, Frank Pond
W. f. Smith 81 Co., Z. 7. Sanderson
E. n. Mcclure 81 Co, Hillsboro Cand!
Co., McKeehan & Hiestand, Hillsbort
Dispatch, Tom Dillon, j. Strain s
Sons, c. M. Johnson, Thos. MCGUIRE
Joe Winegardner, Goyert & Vogel
Ben Strain, Chris Brunner, j. f
Stabler, Swisshelm s. Jolly, Young
Bolden, Mrs. ]. S. Trop, H. Fl. Rich
ards & Co., A. A. Spohn, The Glob'
Chair Co., The c, S Bell Co, Care.
Pence, Gross Foundry, Enterpris,
Planning Mill, Model City Mill, Chas
Roush, Jas. Swisshelm, Home Tele
phone Co., Hill City Laundry, Jas
Ramsden, Bell Telephone Co., Simoi
Hider, j. E. Roads, Hillsboro Imple
ment Co., Brightman Bros, Jerr,
Lynch, r. p. Roush.
All persons having horses and vehi
cles are cordially invited to decorate
and join the parade.
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them good trial and must say that
they have benefited me wonderfully.
I do not think there is any medicine
their equal for stomach disturbances.
They took hold of my case at once, in
fact so much so that they have great
ly helped me. They we're truly rev.
elation, for could not have believed
that there was anything that could do
what your remedy has done. speak
of your Tablets wherever go and al
ways shall, for think a good thing
should always be praised"
DR.. Richards Dyspepsia Tablets, 80
cents per bottle.
DR.. Richards Laxocsm6ts, % cents
per bottle.
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The Modern Miracle Of Materia
Medica.

So much is offered the public in these
days that cannot be confirmed, that
1t Is necessary to bring the facts
close to home. This we are doing
in Hillsboro, where statements from
many residents have been received
at this Office of cures effected by
DR.. Richards Dyspepsia Tablets.
We append one of these statements
of the cure of a chronic case.
Mr.. Harry Horton, 20s Muntz street,
has found out the virtue contained In
this remedy. Read what he says in
the following statement:
~ have come to the conclusion that
DR.. Richards Dyspepsia Tablets are
never-failing remedy for stomach
trouble. l have taken them with
great success, as have several of my
friends also, and for this reason
made the claim as set forth above.
They have had wonderful effect
upon my whole system and have cured
me when other remedies failed. lam
glad of the day when l learned that
l could procure them at Fullerton's
Drug Store. l shall never miss an
opportunity of praising their merits. !"
DR.. Richards Dyspepsia Tablets, 80
cents per bottle.
DIR. Richards Laxocomfits, 25 cents
per bottle.
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Misery After Eating Cured.

Misery After Eating Cured.
Any number of people have misery
after eating and would like to get rid
fit. Well, you can, and Edna Cooper
tells how and also some other things.
She says:
DR.. Richards Dyspepsia Tablet Asso-
citation, SO 55 Worth street, New
York.
Gentlemen-I got bottle of DR..
Richards Dyspepsia Tablets at Full.
lerton's Drug Store and they helped
me. l have no more of that tired
feeling and no misery after eating.
Yours truly, EDNA COOPER.
DR.. Richards Tablets, so cents pei
bottle.
DR.. Richards Laxocomfts for Con
stipation, 25 cents per bottle.
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In MemoPiam.

Dorcas Whiteman Test was born in
Brownsville, Ohio, January 5, 1929 and
died at Belfast, Ohio, July 25, 1907,
aged 7s years and months. She was
married October 81, 1S47 to the late
Leroy S. Test. Nine children were
born of this union, five of whom are
living, three sons and two daughters.
Her christian name was truly given
and beautifully exemplifed in her
life of self sacrifice and unselfish
devotion to others. "She did what
she could" and her faithful service
remains as a precious memory to all
who knew her and endeared her to
those who were the special objects
of her motherly care. Her children
rise up and call her blessed. Her
life was one of fidelity to duty as she
understood her duty. She wrought
well and of the future we are assured
that here is the rest that If for the
faithful.
Children and grandchildren, BROTH
ers and dear and dear ones all, and
all the circle of her friends will
greatly miss her from the associations
of this life. But our loss Is her
exceeding gain.
She was life long Christian having
early united with the M. e. Church in
the fellowship of which she continued
until she joined the Church trium-
phant, faultless before the throne.
"Now we know in part, but then
shall we know even as also we are
known"
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Everything Else Failed But Rich.
ards for this HiilsbOrO Case.


The proof is the cure. The cure is
In your own midst. Not away off
amongst strangers. The strong claims
for DR.. Richards Dyspepsia Tablets
are established in Hillsboro cures
Here is one of them.
VIM. Madden, Hillsboro, o., says:
Your tablets, which got at Fuller
toms drug store few weeks ago, are
the best that it has been my privilege
to come across. | have tried any
number of remedies with no benefit
whatever, but since began taking
DR.. Richards Dyspepsia Tablets my
health has picked up wonderfully. /
have run the whole gamut of Dyspep-
sia ailments in their severest forms,
and l want to state right here that
since using your Tablets they have
brought about thorough change for
the better in my health. am always
praising their merits to all whom j
meet and am very thankful for all the
benefits derived. My health is better
than it has been for years and l give
your remedy the credit for all 1t has
done for me.
DR.. Richards Dyspepsia Tablets, sc
cents a bottle.
DR.. Richards Laxocomfts rs cents
bottle.
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Hill LSBORO EVIDENCE FOR HILLSBORO PEOPLE

you from having good health? DR..
Richards Dyspepsia Tablets will
quickly and perm anently place your
health on a sound basis. Don't take
our word for It. Read what your
neighbors have to say of this reme-
dv.
Gene German, Hillsboro, o says:
"a friend of mine, knowing how l
suffered from dyspepsia, went to Full
lerton's drug store few weeks ago
and obtained package of DR.. Rich
ards Dyspepsia Tabletsan gave them
to me. had no faith in them, but on
account on his insisting that I take
them I gave them trial, and want
to say that they took hold of my case
Immediately, and that l derived more
benefit through their use than
ever thought it possible. Your tab
let's along with the Laxocomfits have
placed my health back to its norma
condition. I suffered every bodily IL
which generally follows dyspepsia O.
long standing, and am happy to state
that I am now we'll and capable o
eating anything 1 wish without an.
distress of any kind"
DR.. Richards Dyspepsia Tablets, 5
cents per bottle.
DR.. Richards Laxocomfts, 25 cent
per bottle.
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A Cure on Pleasant Street.
THE sToMACH's DELIGHT.

THE STOMACH'S DELIGHT.
Hearts delight Is that which effects
the life pleasantly. So it is with
that which makes the stomach feel
good, in fact, has the happy faculty
of making you not know you have
a stomach. To a dyspeptic this
would be Joy indeed, for he, of all
mankind, knows he has a stomach,
and disordered one at that. DR..
Richards Dyspepsia Tablets will
make that stomach delight instead
of the opposite. They will do for
him what ithey did for this Hills
boro resident.
e. M. Insley, 245 Pleasant st. says:
Recently I procured bottle of
DR.. Richards Dyspepsia Tablets at
Fullerton's drug store and have given
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full county seats of Ohio, which we
proudly call little city. But you,
know nothing of the crowding which
children who live In real cities, know
all too much about; many of them
never having seen forest In their
whole lives, while around your little
city there are still beautiful small
forests in sight of you and of easy
access to you, SO that your lives have
not been entirely different from the
lives of country children of this day |;
for they have lost much indeed, If In
nothing else than by the destruction
of the magnificent forests, which
surrounded their grandparents
houses or skirted their farms; and
which, when children, their parents
found such great delight in rambling
through and especially In gathering
nuts, which we're to be found there In
almost inexhaustible quantities. But
each successive generation has its
advantages over the past one, even
for children, either In cities or in the
country, which they cannot Too highly
appreciate, as they we're made posi-
BILE by the hardships, sacrifices, pa
tient toll, and economical habits of
their not very remote ancestors.
City children have some advantages
over their country cousins In various
sights and scenes, and In being more
convenient to churches and Sunday
Schools and week day schools, and
during winter In having good pave
ments, ETC., but while the city child's
home is bounded by the four walls Of
the house or by the fence around the
little yard, the country child's home
extends 70 the bouuderiss Of the farm,
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nearer to the heart of mother nature
and to God, and If so, then whether
they or the children of later years,
had the better part, / will leave tor
you to decide.
At the time of my earliest recol-
lections great deal of the country
was yet in its primitive condition !;
many beautiful forests not yet having
felt the keen sharp AK.
Large families of children were
found In almost every house; and
then not only the parents and grown
sons and daughters, but each child was
expected to work at whatever was
suitable for their age, which did not
allow quite as much time for play as
you have, but as children must have
play and as necessity Is the parent of
invention, when they did not find time
enough for real play, as was some
times the case, they managed to get
play and fun out of what you might
call hard work and they were con-
tented. Doubtless, If you we're sudden
ly removed from your beautiful homes
in the city with its many attractions
to such homes as the best of the
country homes we're at the time and
place / am writing of, 1t would indeed
seem hard and dull, If not utterly
desolate.
But the country children then, in
our ''Leck Of woods" on account Of
bad roads and lack of railroad facili-
ties, and the distance to cities of any
note, never got to see a city before
they wers grown, or nearly %. Per-
haps this was fortunate, or they might
have been tempted to covet, instead
! Of being conteuted. But aged persons
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who have always lived in cities, will
tell you, that seventy years ago
things we're very different also there,
from what they are now. Then, they
had but few railroads, no horses nor
electric cars, no gas and electric
/ lights, or telephones. The country
has kept very good pace with cities,
in their improvements as 1t is very
common now for farmers to live in
beautiful houses, with hot air fur
naces and water works, made possible
by their wind pumps, which have be-
come quite common. And there is
scarcely road that is not macada-
mized or graded and graveled; and
railroads and trolly cars and telephone
lines run in all directions, making life
In the country now easy and very
desirable.
But It Is doubtful whether the
children who live In fine cities to-day
or those living to-day In the country,
with all of their added advantages,
enjoy life any more than they did,
during the strenuous times when
was a child. And my uneventtul life
did not differ much from the lives Of
many of our neighbor's children, az
the community was mostly composed
of we'll to do farmers of thrift and
upright christian integrity and own
Ing their beautiful and fertile farms.
Ny ancestors for generations back
were tillers of the soil, as was Adam,
the father of us all; but since my
marriage, I have lived most of the
time In Hillsboro where my children
were raised and where my grand.
children were born and have always
lived, and II - one Of the most beauti-
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FAIRVIEW.
Sept. 10, 1907.

Sept. 10, 1907.
David Ludwick and family will re.
move from Hoagslands to this place
soon. Henry Ludwick will be the
store keeper.
Lynn Warrick and wife, of Barnes
Vile, former residents of this place,
have been visiting relatives at Hoags'
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Ludwick, of Gin
cinnati, have been spending a few
days at Noah Wilkins.
Mrs. Oliver Gale, of Warren, and
George :Roush, of Marion, Ind. have
been visiting their brother, Richard
RouOh, of Danyille, and other rela
dvee. W VA.