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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-09-19
Quay County's Second Fair

Best gallon snap beans, st.oo
Best halt gallon okra, Si.oo
Best display garden truck irom
any one garden, $500.
Rest halt dozen cucumhcrs,Si.oo
Best lightbrcad, cake, butter,
pumpkin pie, preserves, ANS,
i%cllics; necdlcwork emhruldrties,
battcnbcrg, hardcnger. Si.oo, Tor
all except needle, aud that will be-
$500.
TRADES DISPLAY OF FLOATS
Most original float, $500.
Best turnout driven hy lady, s..
Best display OF farm products
~ wagon, $500.
RACES
Tournament riding, rst prize,
$1,000.
Tournament riding, 2rd prl1e,
Foot race, 100 yards, $500
Foot race TOT BOYS under twelve,
S2,oo.
sack race, $500.
Ladi,, race, riding contest, s.. 90.
UN,t BALI.
Base ball At two clock IN the
afternoon Of the nrst da> and at
ten and two O'Clock Of th, second
day.
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like they did at the battle OF Chic.
amauga, he ielt like success would
I've assured. The veterans referred
to we're Is. +. Christiancy, OF Tor.
don, ]. ;. Popping, OF Orion, J..
{. Drake OF Ragland, and Hon
y T.. Smith aud this was the first
occasion on which they had met
since the date OF that battle. Re.
solutions were passed endorsing
the nomination OF NJ. {. Mechem,
for the fifth council district, and
Mr.. Mcchem, in a short wei choos.
en- address. explained to the con.
vention that while he had been
nominated by san Miguel county
tor this office against his wishes,
now since he was in the race, he
was in to win; and h, believes that
he will win: IN tact san Miguel
county has assured him that he
will be elected. But notwiths,and.
ing this he would be greatly pleas.
ed TO receive a large vote ~ his
own county.
Central committeeman were
elected as follows first district, v.
<. Montoya, /. c. Barnes and
Chas. kohn; second district, ~ G.
Collins, =. + Williams, aud /. T.
Nelson; third district, W. {. shy.
der, V. T. McNeill and Simm Nc.
Farland.
The county ticket is as follows
Sheriff, William Troup.
Assessor, IT,. " Potter.
Treasurer and collector, /. \.
Wavne.
Superintendent OF schools, NJ
Rudulph.
Commissioner district No. l.,
Herman Gerhardt.
Commissioner, district No. s..
Nictoriana Montana.
Coroner, Is +. Christiancy.
Surveyor, Albert Wilborn.
The convention passed a rcSoiu.
ton agreeing TO support who ever
Guadalupe county dominates tor
representative from the Sth district.
The convention adj Iourned.
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Watermelon Fea 81.

The following gentlemen toasted
on a nltv.thr'r pound melon, cut
At tn oihC, OF the llanton Nh.
stract Co , u evening tins week
l.. Nllcn,' OF Spauidinu, VI =,
Fred Noyrs, OF Nandalil, H., and
Mrssrs James, Joe and "
Finn, all OF Frankfort, Kansas.
I hc m,lon was raised hN II. T..
Basscll, three miles south OF
Quay, and measured twenty. tour
and one halt inches ~ length, and
eleven inches in diameter.
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bi MI tNUlllt - "" lpllpN
News office, $500, best exhibit
ut cotton.
Legal Tender Saloon, $500, best
exhibit Ut watermelon.
{. II. Chcnault, $500, best cN-
hihit ui wheat.
William Iroup, $500, best "N.
hibit OF kalhr corn.
Gross Kelly X Co., $500, best
exhibit at tomatoes.
". \. Jackson, $500, best r>.
hihlt ui cabbage.
". 4. buchanan, best exhibit OF
sorghum.
Elk Drag Store, $500, best c>.
hlhlt Ut sweet potatoes.
{. {. Davidson, $500, best ~.
hlhlt Ut garden truck.
Thomas Flat, $500, best cNhlh.
1t OF garden hccts.
Silas Nav, $500, best exhibit ol
COW peas.
Dr. Il, J., Thompson, $500, best
exhibition ui pumpkins.
NJ. u, Goldcubcrg Co., $500,
best exhibition Ut Mexican beans.
las. Il. Daughtrv, $500, best
exhibit Ut unr dozen stalks III MAZE.
Joseph %lsrcal, $500, best cNhIh.
It OF Irish putato",.
Reed lloIloman, $500, best c>.
hrblt Ut peck ot peanuts.
Is. l.. Patterson, $500, best ">
hlhit Ut broom corn.
T.. +. Saxon, $500, best exhibit
OF peck ui onions.
Judge y. ". Moore, $500, best
exhibit dozen ear, OF Indian com.
J.. \. Murrhcad X Co., $ 90,
hes, exhibit, dozen cantaluupcr.
" l.. I%arrcll, $500, best r>hih.
It oi green alfalfa
Frank Record, $500, best cNhrh.
u ut dozen turnip,
{. {. Chapman, $500, best ~.
hiblt Ut three bundles eh-ai oats.
las Lanlgan, $500, best exhibit
OF one dozen stalk, OF Iunc corn
Il. +, DOnohOo, $500, hes, cN.
hlbit OF cuCumbcr-.
Evans Realty Co., $500, best
exhibit ui caShaws.
Dr. =. NJ. Crum", $500, best cN.
hiblt OF vegetables.
Brown X Brewer, $500, best y.
hlblt OF farm products.
Drs. Herring * Moore, $500,
best exhibit Ut wheat.
NJ. II. Koch, $500, best exhibit
OF garden products.
Clint Rutherford, $500, best "N-
hlhlt Ut millrt.
The Famous, $500, best exhibit
select.
Herman Gcrhardt, $500, select.
Tucumcari sun, $500, best cN.
hlbii pair OF chickens.
j.. y. Street, $500, best exhibit
OF wheat.
Exhibits will be- received, prefer.
ably from the FIRST 10 the tenth Of
October, but should any farmer
have an exhibit that he desires to
place on exhibit Sooncr than that
date, Tor the county tar and TOT thu
purpose Of going TO IN" territorial
tar and Irrigation Congress at
Albuquerque, he Is at liberty to
bring It in any time from this to
the tenth OF October.
The $500 premium offered on
collection Ot exhibits will be- paid
on products that Judges, selected
hy iho~, Offering premiums tor col.
lection IT exhibits, NAV select. Il
na, not been decided Yet 10y the
general committee whether the
iair will be- confined t. agrIoui.
tural exhibits alone, OF whether
IrE, stock will be included 4, we'll.
but m conclusion It ha, decided
that a trade display will be- bad
on the opening day OF IA, tar,
and a complete program tot ,hl-
display parade will be- gotten ou'
during the coming week, and ldN'r.
,I,cd IN every section ul the county
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Dancing Class

Mrs. l.. l., Warren IS now or.
gaulltug her classes IN dancing,
all those wishing to Ioin tho class
or take private lessons, call or
phone Warren ,'all 2os Center
Street. Telephone S.. scat
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]. ). Popping, postmaster at
Orion, IN the southwestern portion
OF the county, was IN town this
week attending tn, republican
county convention. Mr.. Popping
stated to a News representative
that crops in that section OF tn,
county are fine; he has twelve acres
OF Indian corn that, nOtwIthstaud.
INK the severe drought, will WELD
thirty bushels per acre, on sod
land twelve acres OF mai, IN I'M,
condition, and fifteen acres OF cane
which is good. H. report, that
all crops in his vicinity are produc.
ing equally as well. In speaking
OF the plan OF cultivation OF land
in this country, Mr.. Popping and
Every farmer should adopt the
Campbell System OF Dry Farming.
in other words, break land deep,
and break early, so a 10 retain all
moisture that falls through the win
ter, then IN planting adapt them
selves 10 CLIMATE and rainfall. ST..
Letting such cereals As they know
wIl! mature before cold weather.
then pack ground after planting,
and keep loos, mulch on top.
.Hc.tughcs said .targer.
out there believe that this IS = grca,
wheat and alfalfa country; ", hay,
some OF the finest alfalfa growing
that there Is IN the country, and a.
TOR wheat "" believe It only tqu,s.
ton OF time until 1t will equal thai
OF western Kansas. Mr.. Popping
is 40 old fruit grower, and think,
this will be- a good country tor fruit
especially apples and all kind 0
| small fruits, but ti;at great car,
, should be exercised as 80 III,
variety OF fruit cultivated.
Yascen the watch maker an
] leW,lgT Ep.f
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Peed Holloman,
Lyle Rankin,
f.. \. Mau2cy,
Willard 'Belknap.

liz NfNNONA w -
credentials, permanent organiza.
ton, and order o.; business and
resolutions, was adopted IN the or.
der in which the reports were pre-.
scnted, after which the nomination
oil officers was taken up as follows:
The call OF precincts Tor nomina.
ton OF sheriff was made by the
chairman and precinct No. /, plac.
ed in nomination William rroup OF
this city, and Nara Visa, precinct
number 8, placed in nomination
Henry w. Potter. The vote bv
precincts resulted as follows:
Troup, htty-eight, II. w Potter,
eighteen, chairman declared MIR.
Troup the nominee OF the conven.
ton. Nominations tor treasurer
and collector were declared in or.
der, and r. A. Wayne OF Mesa
Rodondo, and L +. TAYLOR OF this
city were placed in nomination
the vote resulted in hity-three for
Mr.. Wayne and twenty.three tor
Mr.. TAYLOR, Wayne leing declared
the nominee. For assessor; II. w.
Potter nominated by reclamation.
Nomination tor clerk were as tol.
lows: J.. W. Moncus, OF precinct
number twenty.six was placed in
nomination by J. 5. Popping, and
!. c. Drake OF precinct number
twenty-nine, by h. I. Christiancy;
ballot Tor the nominee resulted IN
thirty-one votes Tor Moncus and
forty-four Tor Drake. Probate
Judge; ]. p. Nelson was nominated
Tor this office from Barrancas, pre-.
cinct number twenty-tour; there
being DO further nominations ask
ed for the rules were suspended,
and Nelson declared the nominee
oil the convention, by reclamation
For superintendent OF schools
precinc, number thirteen placed in
nomination, NJ. Rudolph, and pre-
cinct number seven Miss Fannie b.
Williams; ballot here resulted IN
sixty.one for Rudolph and ten tor
Miss Williams. For commission.
er, district number one, Herman
Gerhardt was announced, and be.
ing the only candidate, was dcclar.
ed the nominee bv reclamation.
Commissioner, district number
three Victoriano Montana being
the only candidate, was declared
the nominee by reclamation. Cor.
oner, Il, T. Christiancy OF lordan,
precinct number twcnty.iour, was
declared tie iominee ty acc'ama.
ton, and Albert Wilhorn, pr~ccinc,
number thirteen, was nominated
BY reclamation Tor the office OF
county surveyor.
The convention was harmonious
throughout, and many ringing and
enthusiastic speeches were made
by different members oil the con.
vention; among them, the chair
man, Hon. +. y. Smith, OF Muir.
dock, who called the attention o.
the convention TO the tact that /
the iour veterans ot the Civil wal
present in the convention hall
would do business in this campaign
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Got His Goods From Head Quarters

\ merchant IN trying 70 con.
vince a customer that he could sell
goods cheaper than any OF hi,
competitors, told him that all OF
MS goods came from headquarters,
said he
Il get ms hats from Cape Hat.
ferrous, my coat, from Dakota,
pants from Pennsylvania, socks
from Woon Socket, ncckuo> from
Con Necktie.cut, vest from Vest
Virginia, caps from the Capitol. Do
And when asked II his shoes were
not from st. Louis, b. said
NO, my shoes are from rom
from Shoe-russlcm.
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Yascen the watch maker and
lcwclcr. SOFT
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-10-24
and on the west by the

Copper Cos. property and on the west bv IN.
Colorado claim.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely tho
mining ground veins, lodes premises, or AM,
portion thereof so described, SURVEYED pla,ta5
and applied for, are hereby notified that unless
their adverse claims are duly filed according 70
law and the regulations hereunder within siytv
(6o) DAYS the time prescribed by law, with thss
Register of the United States Land Office al Car.
son CITY in the County of Ormsby. State of Ne
vada they will be barred by virtue of the proyis.
ions of the said statute.
hereby direct that this notice be published
for period of nine (o) weeks in the Yerington
Times weekly newspaper puhlised at Yeri ngton
LYON County, Nevada that being the newspaper
hereby designated by me as published nearest
the said mining locations,
LOUIS J. COIN.
Register
First Publication october 3, 1908.
Last Publication November as 1905.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-10-24

In the Matter OF the Applica.l
tion ofC. r. Holland for pat
ent for Black Rock, Black Nor,cu IN
Rock Extension, and Black ..D1 ~ 4, syt 80 a,
Rock Fraction Lode Mining OBJ o. p NE
Claims, Survey No. 1878. in TN At'
Mason Mining District, Ly-
on County, Nevada.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that c. p. Hol
land, whose Post Office address Is Yerington'
Lyon County State of Nevada has made applica-
ton to the United States for patent for 1900 lin
ear feet on the Black Rock Lode with 900 feet on
each side from the center OF said Lode 1900 linear
feet on the Black Rock Extension Lode, with 100
feet each side from the center OF said lode;
and $3.50 linear feet on the Black Rock Fraction
Lode, with 900 feet on each side from the center
plat and by the field notes on file In the United
States Land Office at Carson City, Nevada, as
follows
Magnetic varation--T70 go r
BLACK ROCK LoDE.
Beginning at corner No. I the Nh corner Of
the claim identical with cornerlNo of the Black
Rock Extension lode, this survey. which Is fiji
post AZ feet long inches square set feet In the
ground in mound Of earth, whence the u section
corner between sections II and "a In Township
- North. Range 76 East Of Mount Dablo Base
and Meridian bears I7e az Il 357o.6feet; thence
S Of tho Bach Rock Fraeon
lode. this survey, which Is fir post ~ feet long
4 inches square set feet In the ground In
ner No. !, identical with corner No 1 OF the
Black Rock Fraction lode, this survey, which Is a
fiji post AZ feet long inches square set feet in
the ground in mound Of earth; thence N 87o as T.
500 feet to corner No. 4, identical with corner
No of Black Rock Extension lode, this survey.
which Is a FIR post AZ feet long inches square
set feet in the ground in mound of earth; thence
N 20 IS, w GOO feet to corner No 1, the place OF
beginning. Containing so66I acres.
BLACK ROCK EXTENSION LODE.
Beginning at corner No 1, the NE corner Of
the claim which Is a redwood post ~ feet long
inches square set feet in the ground In mound
| Of earth, whence, the section corner between
| sections al and "a in Township I3 North, Range
| 20 East OF Mount Diablo Base and Meridian bears
N 50 40 w 27I4.IS feet; thence . 100 AZ W 1900
| feet TO corner No a, identical with corner No,
| OF the Black Rock Lode, this survey. which In a
| FIR post ~ feet long inches square set feet In
| the ground in mound of earth; thence 20 S. Il
600 feet to corner No 3, identical with corner No
| OF the Black Rock Lode, this survey, which Is a
| IL post AZ feet long inches square set feet In
| the ground in mound Of earth; thence 100 AZ
r 1900 feet to corner No. 4, which Is FIR post w
feet long inches square set feet IN the ground
| In mound of earth: thence 70 IS W 200 feet &c
corner No l, the place OF beginning. Contain
ing 1927 acres.
BLACK ROCK FRACTION LODE.
Beginning at corner No. 1, the NE corner o
the Claim, Identical with corner No. OF tn
| Black Rock Lode, this survey, which is fir pos
Az feet long inches square set feet In tn
ground IN mound Of earth, whence, the u sec
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-10-24
Serial No. os97.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT
United States Land Office,
Carson City, Nevada,
October L. IanN

Notice is hereby given that Mason Valley
Extension Mining Company by It's agent and
attorney In fact A. O. Gutheli whose post
office address IL Yering,on. Nevada has
made application for United States Patent
for the Mko. Moray. Moray No. ! and Moray
No. lode mining claims consolidated situate
In Mason Mining District Lyon County Me-
vada, consisting Of the 1913 1893. 1900 and 100
linear feet respectively OF said lodcs and sur
face ground shown upon the plat Of sur
vey. being Survey No. 1886 and described In
on file in this office with magnetic variation
at II deg. 10 min 10 IL deg. 20 min. east, as
follows:
Beginning at Cor No. I a Cor. of Mike
Claim. whence the s. II. Cor. Sec. 20 TIP 10 y
X. "a r. bears & ~ deg. 50 min w. 1896 80 H.
and running, thence ~ 81 deg. Is min. ".
1913 IT, to Cor No Of Mike. thence N
Is deg. 0s min w 600 n. TO Cor No OF
Mike. thence s. 81 deg a. min. w. 1913
H. to Cor. No OF Mike. thence N. 2s deg
min. w 1868 n. TO Cor. No. OF
Moray. thence s 81 deg sc min. w. 600 u.
70 Cor. No, of Moray thence $. % deg
gs min y. ~ n. TO Cor, No. OF Moray No l.
thence ;. "a deg. SIS min. w. 40 II. 10 Cor.
NO. OF Moray No. l. thence N, % deg
min. W. 6533 II. to Cor No. OF Moray
NO g. thence $. ~ deg. 20 min. w. 62S u,
TO Cor. No. . OF Moray No. 3, thence s. ES
deg Oh min E 1900 It. TO Cor. No OF Moray
No. 5. thence ~ a deg 20 min II. 62s n TO
Cor. No. 1 of Moray No g. thence s. "a deg.
% min. II. G53 n. to Cor No. / Of Moray
NO l. thence N q deg. IS min T., 40 a. to
CVis NJ 2 VI moray NO i, lDenfe n. - uoh'
Us min w. IS H. TO Cor. No OF Moray
thence n. 81 deg, 10 min. r.. 600 II. to Cor
NO. OF Moray, thence N. 2S deg. Os min. W.
fos.t r. to beginning. containing a total area
| OF NM acres from which the aggregate area
| or S426 acres In conflict with Daniel. Katie
ana Butte lodes nnsurveyed IL expressly eN-
cepted ana excluded. leaving n net area OF
! 72.9el acres hereby claimed and applied for
The presumed course and length OF eacn
vein or lode line Is shown upon the plat OF
survey From Cor No. OF Moray lode tne
5. ~ Cor Sec. rs Tp. 10 ~ II. "a II. bears
| ). deg 10 min. w, lO9iOs IT, From Cor NO.
| ] OF Moray No / lode said Cor. bears S. y
| deg 30 min. H. 427 IT. and from Cor No. !
| OF Moray No. said Cor. bears $. n deg. 90
min. II. l0S035 II. distant said Miko. Moray
Moray No. and Moray No. lodes form a
| portion each OF sec rs TIP rs N. r. "a ".
and portion OF unsub- divided part OF TIP. IL
N. II. % e. M. d. Meridian. Nevada.
| Said lode locations mining claims being OF
record In the office of the County Recorder
at Dayton in Lyon County, Nevada. The
nearest known locations being the aforesaid
conflicting claims and Mnnehaha and ChasKa
| lodes Survey No. 2913
! direct that this notice be published In the
Yerington Times at Yerngton. Nevada, inc
newspaper published nearest the said mining
claim, for the period OF nine weeks
LOUIS ]. COIN,
Register.
R. II. ROSS
| Claimants Attorney
First DUPLICATED dated Oct 10, 1908,
| La Il pu blication dated her S. 1908.
Il
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-10-24

In the Matter of the Applica-l
ton of c. r. Holland for pat
ent for Copper King, Blue NOTICE OF
Jay and Grubstake Lode APPLICATION
Mining Claims. Survey No. FOR PATENT.
3sI4, in Mason Mining Dis
trict Lyon County, Nevada.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. that c. F. Hol
land whose Post Office address is Yerington
Lyon County, state of Nevada, has made applica
tion to the United States for patent for I484.S
linear feet on the Copper King Lode, with 800
feet on each side from the center OF said lode
I44o.3 linear feet on the Blue Jay Lode, with 900
feet on each side from the center of said lode;
and I4o7.S4 linear feet ON the Grubstake Lode
lode, as more fully described by the official pla
and by the field notes on file in the United State
Land Office at Carson City, Nevada. as follows:
Magnetic variation-I7o go Z.
COPPER KING LODE.
BEGINNING at corner No l, the NV corner OF
the claim, which is a redwood post 4H feet long
inches square. set feet in the ground IN
mound of earth and stone, whence the u section
corner between sections and IT. in Township
IA North, Range 76 East OF Mount Diablo Bast
and Meridian bears N 10 81 X S445 feet; thence
N $50 40 1855 feet to corner No. identical
with corner No. of the Blue Jay lode. this sur
vey which is a fir post AZ feet long, inches
square. set feet In the ground in mound o.
earth and stone; thence 50 az f. $50 feet to cor
ner No. g. identical with corner No of the Blue
Jay lode, this survey, which is a fr post Al Tee
long 4 inches square set 2 feet in the ground IN
mound of earth and stone; thence $40 So "
1854 81 feet to corner No. A. which Is fir post v
feet long, inches square, set feet in the
ground in mound of earth and stone; thence \
So AZ w 600 feet to corner No. the place OF be
ginning. Containing $40 acres.
BLUE JAY LODE.
Beginning at corner No. 1, the NV corner o.
the claim identical with corner No q of the Cop
per King lode, this survey which Is fir post y
feet long inches square, set feet ~ th'
ground in mound of earth and stone, whence thu
x section corner between sections and y u
| township 70 North, Range 10 East OF lpan
| Diabio Base and Meridian bears n ~ u
"a feet thence n 52o oS' Il I44o.3I fee. con
| ner No g. identical with corner No. tn
FCrubstake lode, this survey which Is a Ps
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-10-24

NOTICE OF
APPLICATION
FOR PATENT
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-10-24

The Republicans have announced a
big meeting for tomorrow night.
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Serial No oS4S
Serial No oS4S
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PATENT.

In the United States Land Office,
Carson City. Nevada.
September a, 1908.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-10-24
Serial No. os46
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PATENT

In the United States Land Office.
Carson City, Nevada, ?
September "a, 1908. J
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-10-24
Serial No. o4o3.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PATENT


In the United States Land Office,
Carson City, Nevada,
September Ia 1905.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-10-24

Claimants Attorney.
First publication dated september s. t9oS
Last publication october 81, i9as.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-21
CHRISTMAS TURKEYS.

Buy your Christmas turkeys at Mrs.
N. G. Steele's. west end Chickasha
avenue. Phone 170. Also have some
good cows with young calves for sale.
Cows with calf. $40 each. 2-16-12t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-21

Prof c. E. Yeaton. the district su
perintendent OF the Tropical Valley
Mexico company, has his offices 10
Gated in the basement under the Daily
Express office. Phone COS. Dit
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-21

Gold and silver handle umbrellas,
So to SIS. owsley's. l9-2t
J. ]. Sparks, a nurseryman from
Sulphur is a business visitor in Chick
asha today.
Gold and silver jewel boxes at Ows-
ley's. 19-2t
Jim Mattox, a representative of the
Dallas News. is spending the day in
Chiekasha on business.
Cut flowers and plants at Chickasha
Green House, for Christmas. Phone As.
12-21-St
Get a pair of those new style shoes
at Korff & Millers. They make dandy
Christmas presents and are such fine
fitting shoes. 400 Chickasha avenue
l2-lS-6r
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. j. w Mum
ford. corner Sixth street and Tennes-
nessee avenue. yesterday. a fine boy
Tignor can supply your Christmas
wants. 12-17-5t
DR.. and Mrs. J 0. Wharton went to
Duncan yesterday where they were
called by the illness of the doctors
father.
A Gillette safety razor will make an
appreciated and useful gift for that
friend or relative, and The Owl Drug
Store has nice assortment. 12-17-tf
Dick Wootten, a student at the Kem-
per Military school at Bonneville. Mo,
is home for the holidays.
Leave your order for that box Of
Christmas candy at the Owl Drug
Store and it will be delivered for you.
12-21-4t
Miss Alma Mankoff Of verden is
the guest Of Mrs. R. R. Maxey Of this
city.
A beautiful diamond and pearl
brooch for $40 to $50, at owsleys 1s-2t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-21
MORGAN & CRIB

Mrs. B. F. James Of South Thir-
teenth street returned Sunday morn,
ing from a business visit in Muskogee.
Her daughter, Miss Anna Bell, who is
attending school in that city. accom-.
panied her home to spend the Christ
mas vacation.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-21

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to get your abstract business. and viii
give You prompt and efficient service
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