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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-20
DknGeR OF caTAaRa.
Unless Prop-ris rrr.fei with
Hyomei. Becomes Serious

Unless Propsri, rr~sfei with
Hyomei. Becomes Serious
Catarrhal troubles are far more
dangerous than they seem at hrsr
thought.
II you lave ca.arrh, there i an
irritated state OF the mucous mem
brsne and weakened tissues which
afford an ideal Judgment aud cuiiure
medium for disease germs. especially
those OF consumption.
You should get cured a. qnIckly as
possible before any dangerous germs
that you may breathe lodge on the
diseased tissue and work destruction
In the throat and lungs.
3 TIE easiest, simplest, quickest, sur
est and cheapest wny TO cure catarrh
Is By the direct method, breathing
Ayomei. tbs wonderful medlca,ed
air treatment does not drug and de-
range the stomach. bot l. breathed In,
directly following and destroying all
dasesse germs that may have been
/ iuhalsd
The unusnai way in which Hyomei
is cold BY Fred d. Pierce Is the best
| evidence OF hts confidence IN ths
treatment and should dispel all doubt
as 10 its curative properties. liz
agrees to refund he purchase pric,
10 anyone whom Hyomei tails &
ben. ct, and YOU do not risk cent II
tsslIng tie healing virtues. A com
Plete Duttit costs hu. si.00 If ia help
You, not n IL it does not do al
that is claimed for IL.
Sold and guaranteed in Bartol
Landing ny +. J. Kinney.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-20

when the stomach. Heart or kidney ner.es
get weak. thea taesw organs AlHars fail.
aHonf drag the Stomach. nor stimulate IN.
Hsxrs or Kidneys. That IL simply a make
shift. Get rrescFsptIon knowz - Druggists
everywhere "a DIR. Shnop's Restorative The
Restorative IL rEep pared expressly for fhsse
weak inside nerves -treassken thes~ nerves
b1tia them mp with px. shoop's Restorative.
- tablets OF Iiqasd-aud see how quickly help
wki come. Free sA1p test seat on REQ uest
or Or. shoop EzcIEs. Wis Yarv health ID
s,eeiy WORTH this sswpie te... Efuney's
psArmA1y, Barton Landing. Y. d. Pierce.
BAtsoa.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-20
A Strong Savings Insiilu-
ton

The strength OF n Savings
Bank depends not alone on
the size of It's deposits nor the
number of its depositors. 1t
depends rather on the kind of
securities in which the man.
agement invest their funds and
the care with which these |
securities are looked after.
The Dandy Mirror evidently
thinks these conditions are
we'll met in the Hyde Park
Savings Bank. 1T says:
Beginning Jaly isi, the LAmoitis County
Savings BAuk and Trus, Co o. Hyde Park.
VI. will par four per eeai iaserss, on depos-
10 rematTtnx in iis care for rear or more
This IS particularly strong savings insii;1-
tloa. and daring it's exis eace has Invested
the n oney OF It's deposstors wholly in the
state ard has never lost dollar. Hoa. Car
/ ioll = Page Que OF the most ABLE hu siness
/ men a Vermont, .na The states noaored ex-
/ governor, is president of the o2nk-;he klsd
! ola president who Knows A. all Il nss how the
I affairs Of the bank are being conducted. and
/ is ever active In promoting its interests ard
I protecting It's dePos!toss against possible
I loss.
Commencing January 1908
this Bank will pay four per
cent compounded semi-an-
nually on all deposits large
and small alike; will pay taxes
on all sums up to $1,000, and
will issue pass-books with no
limits as to times of with
drawal or other restrictions or
limitations save those common
to all Vermont Savings Banks.
Deposits made on or before
Feb. 18th will draw interest
from Jan. lst, those after Feb.
18th from Apr. lst.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-20
PROBATE COURT.

Charles a. Issehaela e~srte. Newport. |
Appraiser snveotosy returned
Hslsn n. sargent estate. Sewpors. Ac-
sasaIsssstor sesslss bis scsoaat. Decree Of
distribution made
Phsee Haasei estate. Newport Last wsli
presented TOR probate Rrfssrec 10 New
part scosasry 4.
Alfred saiI. Insane, wes;norc- Guard
Ian settled has sceonnt.
EiIxaosth u. Lawrence estate, Irashurx.
George r. L~reaca spposaf~c admins
traitor. W. ] Eaossage and {. H. HAen-
cock spposntst Commissioners.
Aaron Skinner estate. Barton. Execa-
tos's Inventory Feaarnsc.
6crsraae Burke estate. Lowell. Mss.-,
/ 10 wis. Barton. Appraisers invenaoEy re-
/ turned.
| james Il C.I3ezSood estate, Green's
bofo. Administratcrs' inventory return d.
| Charles alsco estate, Barton. Aemiass-
tratos's iavcaEory rssuFnsd.
/ james IL. Mcclure estate, Alh&nY.
James Il. Martha appainted administrator.
! Elmer a. AusFus aud Waldo {. Lamp here
/ apaoInted appraisers and com mi sslones--
Lsmael Il. Foster estate. ChArits;o. .
Commissioners report returned.
Emsgina l. brown estate, Barto~ Ad-
'uia!siFaios presents hts account. Referred
10 Newport, February I'D, laos.
Florence f. Scott estate, Newport. Ad.
& srss D.
to Nswp1rs FEBRUARY Sd, ies.
Auosy DIVISION estate, crstssaury. Com
missioner report returned.
Msude Field Wiley estate, Newport
Admin!sirasos's Inventory returned.
asa1ah 4 H,antut estate, Ir4shurg
Chuies II. Hiannsnt appointed sdmtLis
TRAITOR. II IL Somcrs aud {. ID. Baltic
appointed appraisers and com nissioner'
H.anaa Z Rogers estate. Barton. Motto
j provet. VIII proved. Henry u. Il ger
/, appointed executor. II. W. Buchanan sn,
] y. l. stImpson appoin,ei appraisers 81
/. commissioners.
q JOAN ii. II. Putney estate, Coventry
= Administrator Inventory returned.
}. 1 S04Nb1sGN ~ BaEhtt
e Notice proved. Wit proved. e. W. Bar
g ron appoiuted executor. &. +. Hamois
q aud :. A. Hunt appointed appraisers an
a commissioners.
n Mary Flanders estate, Newport. Admin
. is,rstor presents his account. Referred |
Newport, February Bed, 1905.
!, Sylvester Csss estate, Derby. Executor
= inventory returned.
;, Eliza A. Chapman estate, Irasbnrg. Al
:, m,uis,rator settles his account. Decree
distribution made.
Fletcher Il Kendall. insane, Coventr
Guardian settles his sccount.
Dormsu c. Melvin estate, Grcensbor
. l.. \. Jackson appointed ad nilis,rato
/ q y. Cuthoertsou aud L. A. Perrin a.
, pointed commissioners.
Reuben Z. Benton estate, Somsrvi,l
'e Mass, to wit, Barton. Appraisers inve
"a tory returned.
81 Ammi ID. Bates estate, Derby. Comm
sioners' report returned.
Ezra Palmer estate, Ne port. Con
nissioners' report returned.
to Alden stockwell estate, Barton. A
Of pralseFs' inventory returned.
Aipbeus ID. Lane estate, Nswpor.. A
peal from disaiiogance of commission,
allowed. Citation issued.
on Eli 5. Goodwin IT., non eonpos, GreeI
Hs boro. Guardians inventory returned.
~ Josephine ID. Foster estate. Barton. 4
yer pra!soss' inventory returned
ser
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-20

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT REGARDING THE
NATIONAL PuAE Foop sSp Dara Law. -
Ne are pleased TO announce thai Foleys
Homer and Tar for cou chs, colds and lung
troubles is not affected by tie National Pure
Food and DRUG law 10 contains 20 orfates
G other hNrufui drugs. aud we recc mmeud
II . safe remedy Tor children and I'D uIts-
2 ID. Pierce, Barton; ~. Kinney, Barton
landing.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-20

What silly verses that wo an is
reciting
wrote them, sir :"
a. oh yes, TO be sure, clever lines
but horribly delivered, dou't Won
know, woman must be a fool to
bungIe them so. Who is she?''
"My wife, sir ."--Ex.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-20
GENERAL NEWS.


Cuba VIII Soon Go IL Alone Again.
President Roosevelt has announced
that by the tirst OF February next year
-eliuquish control in Cuba, Ia favor OF
the United States will be prepared to
the new Cuban Congress and presl-
dent 10 be chosen next December.
Big Western Railroad Fails-
The big Chicago Great Western
Railroad company, unable to meet
its obligations for is1s, has gone ir-
10 a receivership. IL owes sio, ooo.-
COO, nostly expended for road Inn
provemenss. part of which has gone
20 protest
ThAw Defence Outlined
The second Thaw trial Ii fairly
under way. One week was spent In
drawing 4 jury. In his outline OF the
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-20
nov 70 AVON Arrnxp,errr..

Mot victims of appendicitis are those Who
srs haoltu&Ely aussipassd. UEiuo LAXATIVE
Fruit ssFup cares chrouie constipation .
nauiattng the liver and ewrl. And restores
The natural Acitcn Of the oomels. ursno
Laxative Fruit syrup does not raasszte or
sFtpe and ss mid aud pleasant 10 take
Refuse substitutes. y. n. Pierce, Barton
=. J. kiGney. sAsf1n Landing.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-20

"I'm afraid, Johnny.' said the Sun
day school teacher sadly, shat shall
never meet you Ia the better iand.n
why. what have you been doing
nowg"-Ex.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-20

Trial stArrh Treatments are being mailed
aEt free. rsqaeNt. By DR.. Shoop. Racine.
Wis Thete les are proving TO 81 e people
sithout = psaayss eest-she great value Of
shis scientific prescriptions sDown 20 drug
ststs exrFy where as nf. sao1p's Cstarrh
Remedy. sold nv klnnryss Pm macy. Barton
Landing r. u. Pierce. Barton.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-20

Never Joke the man who Is alwmys
joking everybody else There isn't
any body In the world more sensitive
10 ridicule.-SomervIIle Journal.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-20

Friend-"In what course does your
son expect TO graduate?"
''In the course OF time by the looks
OF things "-Ex.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-20

We. the undersigned, do hereby agree to
refu d the money on a so-ecn bottle Of
Grecns's Warranted syrup of Tar II It falls TO
care your eosgh or cold. We also guAFAutse
= n ccat bottle to prove Satisfactory or
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-11-16
ONE YEAR old
TODAY

A year ago today the boom of cannon
crackers, blowing whistles, ringing
bells. and shouting of the multitudes
announced the birth of the state of
Oklahoma.
Many changes have occurred since
the 10th day OF last November, and
the citizens Of the young common
wealth have accustomed themselves to
local self-government.
No exercises we're held here com
memorating the first birthday. At Ok
lahoma City tonight the members of
the First legislature will be banquet
ed by the Chamber of Commerce.
Senator Frank Matthews. who re-
Gently moved here from Mangum, Sen
ator Taylor and DR.. A. S. Riddle will
attend the banquet from this place.
quet from this place.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-11-16
TAFT'S TURKEY
FROM OKLA.
Thanksgiving Fowl Of
Fifty Pounds Still
Growing

Oklahoma City, Nov 1s.-It has long
been the custom for President Roose-
welt to be supplied with his Thanks
giving turkey from a certain New Jer-
sey turkey farm. The biggest bird
extant has always been sent to the
White House. the record-beaker having
weighed 4S pounds.
Is Oklahoma going to be outdone by
New Jersey?
Not bit of It.
C. c. Chapel OF Asher is going to
start President-Elect Taft off right
with an Oklahoma Thanksgiving tur-
key bigger than any bird President
Roosevelt ever touched.
Last fall Mr.. Chapel who is a Taft
Republican from the word go, noticed
a monster turkey on farm near his
home. It was a year-old bird and
weighed s6 pounds then Save that
turkey for me, Alr. Chapel said to the
farmer, ''and III sent It to Taft next
Thanksgiving when he's been elected
president"
Mr.. Chapel has just looked up his
turkey. II weighs 40 pounds now and
Is thin and rangy, Mr. Chapel says
q have got that bird in coop and
am feeding it dough and corn" said
Mr.. Chapell "The way it is putting
on weight is caution. When l shir
IT to Mr.. Taft at Hot Springs. Va, next
week It will be close to so pounds
That's the biggest turkey public mar
ever ate, III bet
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-11-16
CANVAS is
COMPLETED
Official Returns Show
Bryan'S Plurality
Over 1900

Guthrie, Okya., Nov. 15.--The official
returns from Washington county we're
received last evening by Secretary Will
Linn Of the state election board which
completes the returns of the election
Of Nov. 3. The official canvass Of the
seventy-five counties gives Bryan 1885,
9O7 votes. Taft l1O.55O, Dehs 21,752,
Hisgen 274 and Watson 434. Bryan's
plurality is 1850.
The total vote cast on the presiden-
tial ticket was 256,917, which is 1923
less than the total vote last year on
the goyernorship The Socialists show
gain of 12.449 over the vote cast for
Ross. the Socialist candidate for gov
ernor a year ago. Bryan received 49,
7S7 votes less than Haskell, and Taft
received an increase over the Repub-
lican vote for Frantz of 254.
Chief Justice R. L. Williams, in the
Second Supreme court district, who
had no opposition, received 122,1OO
votes.
Justice S. w. Hays. the present mem
Der of the Supreme court from the
Fourth district, was elected to succeed
himself by a majority Of 12,O4O over
Judge ]. T. Dickerson, the Republican
nominee. Hays received l2O,657 votes
Dickerson 1Os,577, and Bennett, the SO
cialist candidate, 21,Os9.
Corporation Commissioner A. P
Watson was elected to succeed him
self by the largest majority on tbs
slate ticket His majority was 1915
over w H. H. Reynolds, the Republi
can candidate. The official canvass
gives Watson 121. .eS5. Reynolds los. .1O5
ana o'Bryan, the Socialist candidate
2l.l2S.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-11-16
TAX DODGING
EVIDENT

Oklahoma City. Nov. 1e.-"A dollar
saved is a dollar made" is found to
be more accurately illustrated on the
tax books of Oklahoma county than
perhaps anywhere one might turn for
an illustration.
Perhaps the most ridiculous item Of
all on the county assessment books, is
that which shows opposite Bicycles,
automobiles and motor cycles" the
number 175. There are more than
5000 bicycles in Oklahoma county, ac-
cording to conservative estimates made
by several bicycle dealers, while in
Oklahoma City alone nearly 300 auto
mobiles are registered. The number,
175, is supposed to stand for the num-
Der of bicycles, automobiles, and mo-
tor cycles in the county and the aver
age value assessed on the tax books,
it s27952, or total Of s4s 9i6
Next is found the item that says
there are 237 typewriters in Oklahoma
county, with an average value OF $3.50
or total Of $7,7O7. When this num-
Der was mentioned to a local type
writer firm yesterday, one of the mem
bers said, why | should hate to think
that we do not sell that many every
month and also hate to say that there
are not fully ten times that number
of machines in Oklahoma county.
When it comes to pianos, it is hard
matter to hide them and 1t is often the
case that the assessor gets into the
room where the piano is located. For
this reason it may be said that the
tax books are more nearly accurate
when showing 1,726 pianos with an
average of $ss.47, than in showing 2s7
typewriters.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-11-16
MAY PURCHASE COAL
DIRECT FROM MINES
Commission Recommend That Clubs be
Formed by Consumers
to Buy Direct

Guthrie. Okla, Nov. 16.-For the
purpose Of defeating the coal compIne
in the state the corporation commis-
sion has suggested to inquirers that
citizens organize clubs and purchase
coal direct from the mines at a saving
1T 50 per ton.
Freight rates have been greatly re-
duced by the commission, in addition
to the legislation passed last winter
regulating the Weighing Of cars ana
making it impossible for the dealer to
be short-potted as was possible before.
In syite Of all these regulations the
Deople in many parts Of Oklahoma ara
paying practically the same piice for
suel as before statehood.
Whether the retailer is to blame. or
whether the fault is with the mine
owners cannot be learned. but the pre-
vailing conditions. If prolonged, may
compel fixed retail price for coal
to be established by the commission.
This was threatened months ago. but
the order has been held in abeyance-
"The people are entitled to have the
benefit Of the freight reductions, but
they are not getting 1t, said state Of
ficer in commenting on the question.
Oklahoma City appears to have been
lucky for some reason as fancy Nc
Alester lump has been selling there
for $3.50 per ton delivered to the pur-
chaser. If these prices prevailed over
the entire state no complaint could be
made and the people would be getting
a square deal.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-11-16
ANNIVERSARY
CELEBRATION
Member First Legislature
Being Banqueted at
Okla. City

Oklahoma City, Nov. 16.-Members
of Oklahomas first state legislature
and those chosen at the recent cleo
ton for the forthcoming Legislature.
are gathering here today for the big
banquet which is toto mark the first
anniversary of statehood. Everything
is in readiness for the event, and the
local committee having the matter of
entertainment in charge predict that
the banquet will be an unqualified
success. President Clarence Davis of
the social organization of the first state
Legislature, under whose auspices the
banquet is being given. has received
assurance that practically all of the
members of both houses and many
state officials will be in attendance.
Emory D. Brownlee, the state senator
from Kingfisher, will preside as toast
master at the banquet, and toasts will
be responded to by Representative
Milton B. Cope, Canadian county; Sen.
ator H. z. P. Stanford, okmulgee coun-
lty; Representative H. S. p Ashby
Marshall county; Senator E. NJ. Ian
drum. Cherokee county; Senator H. S
Blair. Garvin county; Serator R. E
Echols, Beckham county. Representa-
tive A. H. Ellis, Garfield county; Rep.
resentative William H. Murray, John
ston county; Representative G. A
Cook, Muskogee county; Senator J
Elmer Thomas, Comanche county;
Representative Joe Sherman, Majors
county; Representative W. A. Durant
Bryan county; Representative B. J
Hobby, Craig county. The invocation
will be delivered by Howell Smith Of
Custer county, while Representative
c. G. Jones of Oklahoma county will
deliver the address of welcome, tc
which Senator Clarence P. Davis OF
| Creek county will respond. The an
nual election of officers will take place
following the banquet and the toasts
The legislatures poets will also be
given a chance.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-11-16
ALL QUIET AT
TECUMSEH
Threats Of Mob Violence
Suppressed and Crowd
Dispersed

Tecumseh. Okla, Nov 16.-The
crowds that came through curiosity on
account of the announcement of the
hanging of viii Johnson have dis
persed and everything is quiet. There
has been no semblance of disorder
and threats against the life of the
prisoner. when he is taken from the
county Jail to appear before the United
States court, have not been made. Re
ports to the contrary are misleading
Neither is there a general feeling Of
dissatisfaction. Those who have felt
that the law should have taken its
course without further interruption
have for the most part been bold
enough to say so openly and a major
ity OF this class have told Sheriff
Pierce so but not with a feeling bent
on lawlessness. No apprehension is
felt by the sheriff of any trouble when
the prisoner is taken from the Jail.
Deputy United States Marshal ia
cobson OF Guthrie has served Sheriff
Pierce with the habess corpus papers
that were issued by United States
Judge Cotteral at Lawton The or
der provides that hearing of thu
proceedings shall be had within twentl
days.
Johnson remains cool and undis
turbed. He slept well last night ant
ate a hearty breakfast this morning
He does not believe that efforts L
save him from the gallows viii b.
vain. He expects a prison sentence
but not death by hanging.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-11-16
SENA TOR APPEARED
UNDER DISADVANTAGES
First Number Of Lyceum Entertainment
PIeases Hundreds Went Out
AS Usual

In an auditorium filled with smoke
from defective heating plant and
lighted part OF the time with a single
lantern, Senator Dolliver appeared Sat
urday night under unfavorable circum-
stances. but he succeeded beyond the
most hopeful expectations. Announc-
ing at the beginning that his talk
would be long or short depending upon
the clarifying of the atmosphere. No
one would have been surprised had
he quit in fifteen minutes, but he en-
tertained his audience for one and
a half hours with sparkling wit, pleas
ing sentences and elevating senti-
ments.
A disagreeable feature Of the even
ing was the going out Of the electric
lights. as usual. The speaker was
almost through when without notice
the lights went out to the confusion
of the speaker and TO the deep hunll-
iation Of the audience. natches were
lighted al intervals In different parts
OF the audience Some one took a
lantern and investigated the cause Of
the darkness and upon returning with
out results the lantern was placed upon
the stand and speaker proceeded. FL
nalIy gas lamp was lighted to the
relief OF all present.
Was Not Notified.
Rev. Butler and the officers OF the
Methodist church we're very much en-
barrassed that the church auditorium
was poorly heated Saturday night.
They granted the Lyceum the use Of
the church free. but supposed that
some one would attend 10 the heating.
The janitor was not notified to build
fire till Z o'clock. Each department
thought the other would see about the
fires and all forgot. The furnace pipes
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-11-16
SUCCEEDED in NEW YORK.

THE Wolf is the title, and the Hud-
son bay country the scene of a new
play that will be presented here to-
night. It is melodrama Of the Co.
madam woods, written by Mr. Eugene
Walter a young author who came to
the front with his first success, Paid
in Full" Both plays were attractions
in New York last season.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-11-16

County Fair It's great. Home
talent Play at opera house Friday
evening. 11-16-5t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-11-16
SECOND YEAR BEGINS.

Rev Nj. L. Butler began his second
years work as pastor Of the Methodist
church. A large audience greeted Rev.
Butler yesterday morning and the
years work started very auspiciously.
One addition to the congregation was
reported and the official board will
meet tomorrow night to formulate
plans for a most successful year.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-11-16
SECRETARY LINN HERE.

Secretary Linn of the state election
board was in town between trains. He
reported that he had been enjoined
in six different cases involving certifi-
Gates of election to be issued by the
state election board. None Of these
cases has been tried by the courts.
All of the state questions were de-
feated. While most of them polled
large maiorities Of the vote for and
against the questions. yet they did
not show sufficinent strength to carry
by majority of the entire vote polled
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-11-16

will be cleaned out this week and tho
church made comfortable for the win
ter.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-11-16
WILL BRING BRIDE HOME.

Wade H. LaBoon leaves tonight for
Mckinney, Texas. where he will be
married to Miss May Ellen Folsom
Wednesday evening He viii bring his
bride back to Chickasha and after Nov.
Is they will be at home at 52s South
Eighth street Mr. LaRoon holds a
good clerical position in the post
office.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-11-16
pooToRs LocATE 80.

Drs. B. B. Larkins and Mary A.
Markey. have opened offices in the
new Mcfarland building on Chlckasha
avenue, for the practice Of osteopathy.
Both doctors are from Salisbury, Mo-,
and are experts in their profession
DR., Larlins has bought property on
West Chickasha avenue and Is grad
ing it. preparatory to building a fine
modern home.