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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26
GETTING READY FOR TROUBLE.
California C0nwresamnm Wants Pearl
HaPboR ImpFegnabIe.

California COmgresamam Wants Feaxi
HaPbor ImpregnabIe.
New York-A special to The Globe
from washington says: One can hear
some strenuous talk these days about
the United States getting ready for
trouble on the Pacific, and 1t Is not by
any means confined to the War and
Navy Departments. The President IL
commonly reported to be anxious to
see the Pacific coast and the insular
possessions put in q proper state Of
preparedness. but no one at the exec
utive END Of Pennsylvania Avenue IL
talking more emphatically about the
matter than are some Of the members
Of Congress Representative Robson
does not need to be included in the list,
either.
The truth is that there has been so
much talk about the prospects of
trouble with Japan that Congress has
become impressed with 1t. Conserva-
tive members OF the committees that
have to do with militia and naval APP
preparations admit 1t. The effects will
no doubt be seen when the end Of the
session comes and recapitulation is
made OF the money that has been ex-
pended for the army and navy. and for
coast defense and insular defense. 1t
10 one thing for the Watch Dogs of
the Treasury" to say that the revenues
sned. but 1t Is going to be hard to re-
sist the pressure for gettings things
somewhat near in readiness for even
Qualities on the Pacific side Of the
United States.
One phase of the Pacific region sit
uation that is being much discussed In
congressional circles is the necessity of
converting Pearl Harbor into q modern
Gibraltar. This 10 the key to Hawaii,
and, as many believe, the key to the
control of the Pacific coast side OF the
United States. Members of Congress
from California say, enphatieally, that
the United States must make Pearl
Aarbor ImpregnAble, and It Ia notice.
able that the same opinion prevails
among some OF the leading members Of
the Military and Naval Affairs Commit
tees. 1t is sixteen days. they gay, from
Japan to the western coast OF the Uni
ted States, but 1t is six days from Ha-
wall to the United States. Should ia
pan and the United States go to war,
Japan could seize Hawaii and would
then have q base from which to op-
crate against the Pacific coast States
that would enable it to make this coun-
try endless trouble and diflculty. Be.
sides the United States would be prac-
tically cut OF from the Philippines once
the Japanese had Hawaii. The moral
10 to make Pearl Harbor so strong 1t
can not be taken.
A lot of talk has hoated about that
japanese soldiers have gone to Hawaii
In large numbers, aud that enough Of
them ere there to take the islands
away from the United States In a
twinkllng IL a clash ct arms came.
eneh stories have been secuted efacial-
ly. 10 has even been said they were
drilling regularly under their ofacers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26

RIVER EoRBcAgT.
The coosa and the Alabama viii remain
nearly stationary.
WEATklEa CUnDETJ0Ns AND amNHRAL
FORECAST.
The high barometer area that was central
over West Tennessee yesterday. and which
caused the cold weather over the South
and East, has moved southeastward. being
now central to the east OF jacksonville,
Fla. while the area Of low that was
over North Dakota has moved eastward TO
Lake superior with lines Of lew pressure
extending southward to northern Texas. As
result OF this atmospheric Arrangement.
the Temperature has risen over the eastern
half Of the country, cioudiness hAs increas-
ed IN Al southern districts. and additional
snow has fallen In thu northeast. Fair
weather prevails in central and middle
western districts. though an area OF low
MOVING In over California u causing un-
settled weather and rain on the Pacific
coast, and rain or snow In the Plateau re-
gion.
Conditions now favor partly cloudy
weather in Aiabazna during tonight and
Sunday.
Temperature and prscip- alton ss rspeFt-
ed by the weather Bureau for sslsctsd
Southern statsA during the ~ hours. end.
iRG s-m.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26

Such reports and credence in army ana
navy circles. Army ana navy ofilcers
believe them. and there is a disposition
to take them much more seriously in
Congress than one would suspect to be-
the case. One OF the most prominent
members OF Congress. a man in close
touch with military and naval develop
naenfs said today that he believed IL
true that the Japanese had a large
force OF soldiers In Hawaii, and that
there was nothing for this country to
90 but to make Pearl Harbor impreg-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26
ST. LOUIS 1--we STOCK.
MoNTGOAEERY CURRENT quota
tcsrreesed Daily.S

corrected DailxI
These prices are at Wholesale and not to con-
stsrch-corn S0Ioe; standard goods,
Pearl AHe; gloss lump thc; nickel goods
iSrd--Lsat s%e; compound sHc: basis
Rics.Exsra fancy head re; fancy head
ssit--LivsrpOOi sii virEinia so; Louisiana
VineRar--Per gallon l6@sae.
Coffee-0reen common az @1Oe; prime
az aioc; choice ii0i3o; fancy fS@ftEs.
csndies-stick 10; fancy 7%e.
Crackers--xxx soda she; xxx singer
ssrdinss--Ameriean mustard ss.sS; A-Oti
Hidas--Dry fiints sei0c: dry saltad 90
Te; green hides s04e: green SaItsd 40the.
Wool--clsar zoe; bury ,O01sMs; washed
'ITssi--staadsra Use; underground 500;
Fruit ana producs-Fancy apples: Fancy
Baldwin IS. 90; No. ! Baldwin St.7B; MaIa-
ga grapes $3.50; fancy lemons 3e0s per
bog .1.so; !r ans. potatoes Sts per ou s1:io;
iKc Ib.y Rutanasas per bag tl.so Spanish
onions SI.s5; Two Gown Raislns 90. % box
ID; choice Florida oranges assorted sizes
90. so; Cape Cod cranberTies. ba-, Ss.aS
cheess-Fuii cream daisies 1sAc: singles
is; Id. cuts. taro Ice.
Grits--Per Dbl 8. 90; per sack 500.
Grain ana HAy-Bran u .bOi shorts II .Sos
corn chops zoe; white corn 7sc; oats mixed
eec: white e7hc; white clipped 69c: tImo-
thy hay $2b. 90; Johnaon grass SOC: Alfalfa
t1.z5
Prime cotton seed meal s2S. 90.
Molasses--oeorgta cane Dbl. ssc gallon:
Log Cabin Brand. gallons si4; 4 gallons
$3.50; quarts S4.2 rs per dozen.
Chickens-Hens IS q 4oc; fryers 20 q use;
broilers zoe: ducks csc; turkeys 10 lie.
Eugar--Granulated SIC; F.Y.C. &c.
Eggs 2aMc.
Country Buttsr--l5e per h.; Jersey butter
2oc,
Bagging-New juts so I'd. pieces. h.
t1hc; new sugar sack q lb &c; ID. sho:
second hand sugar sack 7M@she.
Ttes--New Arrow 30.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26

Vallejo, Cal, Jan. 2S.-oniciaI infor.
nation has iust been received AT tha
Mare Island navy yard that the cruis.
ers West Virginia. the flagship OF
Rear Admiral Dayton, the Maryland
and the washington will arrive here
from Magdalena Bay on February is
Extensive repairs are needed on All
three vessels. The Colorado. iPennsyi-
vania and Tennessee, needing SINNER
repairs. will sail for the Puget Souna
navy yard on the same date
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26

New York. Jan. ss.--rhs eot.sn market
npenad steady a. an advance Of iaWi4
points with aotive unnnkhs showing net
gain Of 1913 points during the first few
minutes as q result OF the Lancashire set
tfement, buitish week end figures ana
covering. .
These was no sign Of aggressive bull
support however. and the market later cas-.
"a OF 20 wt&hin five to eight points o. last
nsKhra finals under realising with hussneas
auist and the tone nervous The naerket
elcsd STEADY. set e@1t points higher.
So bales. against s7,el0 last week and
ko.sss last year. Fer the week s2A00os
AGAINST 3sa,oas last week and ses.ess last
Toaay's receipts AZ New OFIsana t,kee,
against 1t.a6e last year and at Houston
S.0eA. against IA,a8T last year.
Snoa cotton closed quiet: futures steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26

New Orleans, Jan. sS.--cotton spots were
firm with prices unchanged. Middiins ~
sales were l,s3S bales on the spot ana Asbe
10 arrive. -.
Futures opened steady two 10 five tsnta
shove the close % vest srdas ms rvtSle 81
favorable iadvfees from Liverpool The most
EeaasurtrE intelligence yet received ragard-
ing tho situation in the threstsned strike
81 Egypt mill employees had been received
between the close yesterday and the opening
atlfnuiatinK the market, much uneasinesa
havsne been felt over conditions in the
mill district Some large buying ORDERS
session. bat toward the close lack Of sup
port and bear pressure resulted IN the mar
ket growing q shade easier The close
which was steaoy, toand the JanuASy op-
tion IL points above the close of yes
aarday with March seven points up May
four points up ana July one point higher
4han yesterdays close.
NEW oRx.EANe COTTON FUTURES.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26
!. F. tombstone & Co.
Cotton Merchants and Exporters
Conoa Bsush. IN Alabama and Mississippi
Branch Offices Troy and Dohan Ala and jackson Miss

Reading gen. a. -. SO. 80. ..-.. ssk
81. I. q 4 a. con Sc 800 ......io7h
e Z 3. =. e. 4..... ............ g
eeaboard Air Line % 80. ;. ...... g.
southern Faoffic a. >. ........ ssM
90. LIST. q. cert ...- .... ... :. BIN
Texas 4 Pacific lists 80. a.. ....a.iIi
Toll, D r q W. - .... ...ss..AsL q
Union Racific e 80. .... 80. ....iee
y. 8. Steel snd. Sc 80. ........t $50
wabash lists $50. ..s. ...s s.......iveb
80. DAB. B.-.. 80. 80. %
Westelu MO- ~. ss.s 1890. % ~
wissonsin Central il l. 80. 49,. san
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26

Chicago Grain and Produce.
Chicago. Jan. s5--The wheat mar
ket broke badly today because OF
much larger worlds shipments. Wheat
May 2 1-2 lower. Corn was off 3-4
to 7-S to lee Oats were down ga.
Provisions were to 20c lower.
The wheat market opened weak de-
higher prices. The bearish sentiment
Increased as the day advanced and the
market was weak from start to finish.
The chief depressing factor was the
the shipments would be two million
more than for the corresponding week
OF last year. The running up the
Australian shipments for the week 70
more than 100000 bushels from 512,-
00o In the preceding week was also
strong bear argument. Late in the
day there was heavy selling for profit
but Y had apparently little effect on
everything. before It. The market
closed weak and the near the low point
OF the day May wheat opened UNI
ana fcs ana closed sSia at ioO iOO
clearancss Of wheat and flour were
equal to $4,000 Primary receipts
were $4,000 bushels against s5s.O0O
sHs u, sae sn cay last year ar
ported receipts on $40 cars against 3sg
last week and 21T one year ago.
Tne corn market was relatively
stronger than wheat but the market
sold off In sympathy with wheat and
was generally weak throughout the
day. The shipping demand was dull
on account OF the fact receivers are
not getting much corn in this section
q the country. and It e generally be-
lievsd that much Of 1t Is being sent
south, to be dried and shipped from the
gulf ports The continued cold
weather northwest was also a weaken
ing factor. May corn opened Is to
Ia lower to a shade higher at 81 Ia
to 81 Ia, sold between so 1-2 and 81 l-2
and closed at 90 Ia to SIS. Local re-
ceipts were 2ss cars. with one OF con-
tract grade.
The oats market was dull all day
and prices slumped off chiefly because
OF the decline in wheat and corn. The
cash demand was poor. May oats
opened Ia lower at 50 IA, sold be-
tween 81 IA and So So and closed at
SO 81. Local receipts were 1873 cars.
The provisions market was firm at
the opening because of decreased re-
ceipts of live hogs at Western pack
ing centers The advance however,
was considered favorable opportunity
by packers and longs to dispose OF
holdings and the resultant selling car
ried prices below the level of yester-
day. At the close May pork was zoe
lower at 1897 Ia. Lard was s to 7 IL
lower at $50 to seq Ia. Estimated re-
lower at $50 to 692 1-2. Estimated re-
ceipts for Monday:
Wheat IS cars; corn SIT cars; oats
2S7 cars; hogs $4,000 head.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26
THE MErAL NTARKrrNs.

New York. Jan. 1.-THE metal markets
were generally quiet and unchsngsd IN
the absence Of cables.
Tin was dull ut s2T. e5h @e27. s7h.
Copper continued quiet with lake quoted
at S13. rs @s l4 90; electrolytie at SUI. say q
f1S SIN, ana casting - g1S. Sfh @SlS .e2h.
Lead aud spelter dull and unchanged.
Iron was quiet a. recent prices.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26

New Yerk CLEARING House Makes
Coed showing.

0000 Sn0WfnB.
New York. Jan. 2s.--The statement OF
the clearing house banks far the week
shows that the banks hold S37,064,500
more than the requirements OF the Is
per cent reserve rule. This IL an In
crease Of s14.429.o25 In the proportion
ate cash reserve as compared with the
last week. The statement follows:
Loans. s1.lss.5ss. 700; increase. S.
$4,000.
deposits. sI.is7. lss. coo !; increase. sss.-
e7s. 500.
cIreulation. s7o.sos,sOO; decrease,
1857, 100.
Legal tenders. sss.sis. 500; increase,
s2.45s.40o.
specie. sasoa4s.7oo; increase. saI.-
215,00o.
Reserve. ssls.sSs.5oO: increase. sIs,-
673. 500
Reserve required. sssl.7ss.ooo; in
crease. ss,24t.SfB.
surplus. ssaos4.5oo; increase, s14.
429. 02B.
Ex-United States deposits, ss4.4s4,-
500; increase. sls,s2asso.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26

London, Jan. 35.--AInerican securities
were left entirely In the hands Of profess
SIGNALS on the stock exchange here today.
who marked quotations above parity. Then
bear covering In anticipation of a good New
York bank statement and the reduction IN
the German Bank rate caused further in-
provement and this section of the market
closed firm, but dull.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26

81. louis. Jan. 35.--- (speelai. 1.-THE 81.
Louis grain markets to-day ranged Is fol-
lows
e80sl.02k: May eI.eo A, range e9K @41
20 s1.es! July Ban 10, range st& A to ssh
Corn on track: corn ssQSbH; white
81: May S7%OM Al; range 5TK@M A to
ssh A, July So Al range IS 70 SsM A.
Oats on track; . oats s4n; 2 white 81
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26

T--1naieatss traes.
FRANK r. cHAEwDn
mestasa Dtrsetsr, wsathss Dussaa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26

New York, Jan. 25.--Sugar raw nominal;
far refining So 80: centrifugal De-test
- so; molasess sugar So .0B; refined steady;
40.
Petroleum refined all ports IS. Yo@Ss. IS.
Molasses; New Orleans S4@G2c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26

On the Produce Exchange today the but
diaries 20@2Sc.
Eggs weak; at mark cases included 2ohc;
firsts 2lc: prime firsts 22c; extras 24c.
Cheese-Steady lIQ13c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26

New York. jan. 2s,--~Eoffee futures open.
I'd steady at = deeilns OF five poinfs and
eiosed net unchanged to five points higher.
ing; -esea 5p+
March 80. zee. ss.t s.ss$ .sss.e.Io
may ssss ssssss tsss assss NV
july -, ssss ssss ssss ses- ssss ss..e.su
September - s..s s..s ..ss s.s.....6 g, IS
Octooer ..ss ssss s.ss ss.s. .ss's Ass.0, -
november s..s S"ss 49, ..ss ss.s ss..e. e0
9ecempet ..ss ssss .',s 49, .0'bO
Spot steady; Rio No. exc; NO. San
tos sMe; mid coffee steady; Cordova sH
013c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26

Sofn1a Jan. E5.--t6peolAL|--4h no pfNos q
spots quoted In the Selma cotton market
today were ~ fellows @ sh1
Good middling sees .ss.ss sasss .s4s%C
strict mid0iing ...s s..s s.ss sssN s.1.M
Mf0diing ...t sess sssA Gsse ss4enS
strict low middliHg s.ss s.ss .ssss4lA2
Low mlodllng -. ssss a..s,.AVNc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26
LIVERPOOL COTTON.
Liverpool Jan. 2s.-cloaing: Cotton. spot
aulet; prices twelve points higher

Liverpool. Jan. 2B.-cloaing: cottons spot
aulet; prices twelve points higher
american middling fair ....1. u
Good midditng 's's ss"s Sss'''e ~
Middltng ssss - s'ss..e' %
Low middltng ssss ssss sssssso y
Good ordinary s'.. ..5. ~
Ordinary % ~
The sales OF the day were 5000 bales OF
which 500 were for speculation and export
and included 4. 700 American. Receipts 1000
bales: no American.
Futures opened firm and closed easy
American middling soc.
Jen0aFy Ssss ssss-.bsvV
January February zee. sees s.s. IS. 06
February March ssss Ss..s.6. %
March-Aprn az. s,.. ..,s So. ,...e. 06 4
April-May 80. .... .... ..ss s.... SOS
May-June as's ssss ssss sssS s.st''0.Qe
June-J1ly ssss sssss'o OS "a
July August - Ssbs ssss ssss es.so.gs
August September asss ..b.63
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ...s s... ..B.E
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26

5HNAnn4h, Jan. zbs--Turpentlne 81 mqi
bid; sales 20s; receipts 174: shipments as
Rosin firm: sales t.07s; receipts alas
shipments ses; stock lOt.iso. Quote; ABcr
e SO pa .OS: aet .O0@ lOi n "a, 90 0l5;.
n.2s: X $500; ~ et.7B, N $500; VIC
es.ssi WV $3.50.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26

DAILY LEGAL weAthsr Report and River
units4 stafss Department o. ASricsisur.
weather Bureau Lecal okservaticn
a Montsom.ry, Jan. Is. i,os.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26

Charleston, Jan. ss.--rurpentins ana 70,
in nothing doing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26
NEW ORLEANS SPOT COTTON.

New Orleans, jan 2S.-sDot cotton firm;
sales s.47e; receipts $3.50; stock 30a. esT.
Low ordinary. nom .... sAc
Ordinary, nom ssss ssss - % 1o"AFc
Good ordinary, nom ssA.10ssc
Low mfddling s-ss sss'HEo
MiddlnG as's .ass .s''l EEc
Good mtddlln6 ss's ''lx e'lec
Middling fair ..1S ! lee
Fair. mona s.'. ..lS IL ltc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26

New Orleans, Jan. 2k.--Cotton futures en-
me New Orleans Cotton Exchange today
rassaa1 an follows:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-26

strict middling 49,. -. ......4iS
Mlaufang ..s.sss.s 1890. ...-. ...AtSa
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-09

AZ -ae E1ria icrs girls and aeg
wiI sDDear IN sleurrlI 1anae-s xfra
Dan csBif r. tie s9erz anuse -
aizae Th@ new musical euuea7 -.
piers M 1rzus q Lau Cr5sc mar
Erie End ~ .oee $40 aa. 1essIea Is
re aear-s 81 IS al Tao xuov wa.
ne means aiucs as appearance E
Hazesom. s1e asgls rascal sia seen ~
-sas1n - semcsn ~ ssssaue
Hgrs Isffersrn ard gohr raglr~ IL
steiiar a-traerous rifa ,ae ne~ n.uss
eai comedy. Ian cuDit- arr ~
zlraors 81 -aeir -1les % scz-stsrs-
1.r sxreur and ars -ssD0us'bE. "a zr-a.
--grss hsr -a- slr.r or laushrs- x.ra
Fliea ne audlence rsrzires rats I'm
lFes. gDereffa ~ -aem ali
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-09

way T. >. f-aeF
Narf u u k.useT Vss born lEa7
"a 1885, ID Rerssr EraaElza eoun-
VrEaa she vas mazrisd -a An
lerssn r AnzsL Oh rse 1a 81 Jan.
lary. 1854
To their uaiou eiea- cIlrsr were
5orn-Ll--s 7 George T and Iaar Sci.
Angel Mar r Csaaa Liorr + Lad
son Nslis P Cray Roder r sra d.
sid 9 Angel aH of raom survive her
sae became = member 81 The Falr-
aounr Bspsr ehasrh in lhe isIl q
1852 ard has since ever lived & cor
sisieni Christian life and has s9ar been
been a falshful and IoTsI member to
the church of her choice.
AZ wife hers vas a Ifs Of SELF
sacrifice devotion and love. As a
mother hez greatest happiness was
n faithfully performing win love and
affection those duties which only 4
mother Is privileged to perform As
: nsighor and friend she vas loved
and honorsd b. al.
Her everyday life wss Ike a living
sermon, the Inspiration Of wzich was
ever 70 lift us nearer and nearer the
throne 81 God and to make us feel
re we're even then ia company With
cre Of His children.
she entered into rest a. her home
1t 1.15 O'Clock Dee. 5. 1893. aged g.
Feara SIX months and eleven days
Funeral services were conducted b.
Rev W 0 Angell d Indiana and
Rev M T. Leach. pastor of The Bap-
list church Of Pocasset
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-09
Real Estate
Transfers

i4et1dg, Detl 3. 1908.
WB1e Earnssl % T. X. wells
ll-I71s g3s1. ~ Nls 50. ssi0.s
Hsnry casflebefry 70 william ~
zslsy. zz4os. tIo7. lots 70. IL, ~ and
"a. block is. Rash Springs.
A. RI Dickerson and wife II W ST.
BAILEY. iId9s. 500. lots "a and rs
aad aorth hair n ~, block Rush
sDria9s
Reason hopaon 10 Howard NJ De-
Lzltrre. Iz-s.os. gtzs. sE NE NE sE
ID VIZ sW Nw. az sW NW, NV Nw
sV 1871
Elsie Brown and husband q. g.. 10
Hsnry shafer lllI-0s, SIS. lots and
2 block q iou z. 8 and 3 block Is.
LzvsrtY
Lena y. smith 70 B Z Vsugnn.
~ - $500. s1s or lnrs Z aud 2 and
" 1928 A Of Tor g. ana Ma 81 Sc.
5ss
Chas. O. Anderson amt Effa 70 rnas
+ Mobleg 0-Zsss s-n NE srv s'v
3ss-5.
Annie Rhodes I'd Mary z -uzsr
i1f5-as 5000 lor 8 8locE 3 Williams
addition 10 rar-Ie
gasrsrf .-z r--.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-09
tgpEtL 70 gEssoN

Dre arc zoeg slseTle~s Ds1u4 3
hlz1 gr.cs f5F zr5csrles lla1ae -
ls rsfi.nz e 1ettsr sl8ss % gods -1au
- ean 81 a. srs4as 4 c5s aaz
unrs noaey .asn 5rslas a5g rs have
- higaesr e.ass of zraees.sg s1as
uozeJ eal ~. aad q 20 or q 5r.cs
east tAe7 sTs s. -saea 81 -aose SRA
ANAL aesns lzfst
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-09
WHERE BULLETS FLEW.

David Parker Of Fayette. y. z. a
veteran Of the civil war. who lost q
foot At Gettysourg, says: "The good
Electric Bitters have done IS worth
more fhan ave hundred dollars 10 ne
! spent much money doctoring for a
bad case of stomach trouble, to little
purpose. then tried Electric BIT.
iers, end they cured me I now take
them as tonic. and they keep me
strong and we'll soc At all druggists.
D&W
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-09
" Health Is More Expensive Than
Any Cure.

This country Is nov filled with peo-
pie who migrate across the continent
IN All directions seeking that which
gold csnnot buy Nine-tenths Of them
are suffering from throat and lung
trouble Or chronic catarrh resulting
from neglected colds. and spending
fortunes yainIy trying to regain lost
health Could every sufferer but undo
me past and cure that first neglected
cold, al this sorrow, pain. anxiety and
expense could have been avoided
chamberlain'a Cough Remedy Is fa-
nous FOR its cures Of colds. and can
always be depended upon. Use It and
the moro serious diseases may be
avoided For sale by ali druggists.
D&W
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-09
eRooRAN Ar The sIIoU TODAY

PROGRAM At The ElJoU TODAY
"A Tale q Thanksgiving Turkey.
Very funny. Don't miss TT
An Awful Shock 4 big hit every
whore it is shown. Wen worth see
ing
David Gariek~ Henry f Divies
best and most successful drama
illustrated song. That's What the
Daisy said sung b vsrlie lawrence.
Lectures and effects Or all subjects
b Harry LaWrence
Special for Wednesday and Thurs
day The Railroad Detective. A
thriller
Vaudeville.
Last day oi Davis & Davis. IA "A
Rube'sc Love Affair.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-09
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Screaming screams for aid.
Police Police
csm out the coDs
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From their topa.
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Who ever gave you lids Ike these
Who e it aas designed
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This millinery 1agz
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should yet the fearful dueg
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Who IS the women's halter
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And say
On the level.
Don't they
Look ike the dickens
Gee whiz.
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Times
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