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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-31
WILL MAKE LIST OF
KANSAS DRUGSTORE LAW

TOPEKA Kan. Dec. 30-Samucl A..
Harrison OF Kansas CilY. Mo. who owns
a drug store in Kansas city. Kan. today
applied for au Injunction before Judge
Pollock. in the federal court. 10 prevent
the enforcement OF the anti-druG- store
liquor law.
The drug store law prohibits The sale
al liquor for medicinal purposes by drug
gists. II is claimed that tho law is con-
trary to the fourteenth amendment 10
the constitution OF the United States and
in conflict with the constitution of the
state OF Kansas. which provides that
liquor may be sold for medical scientific
and mechanical purposes.
The suit is brought To test the validity
Of the Kansas drugstore law which Was
enacted by the last Legislature. aud tho
fact that Harrison is citizen OF Mis-
souri, permits the suit 10 be brought in
the federal court
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MURRAY NEWS
sueciaI 10 The Tribune


MURRAY. Dec. 3o.-Funeral services
over the body OF r.. {. Wmenski The
Murray citizen who died at his home in
this city Monday. of Ryights disease.
viii ne held Sunday afternoon at O'Clock
FROM the First ward meeting house. on
Vine street The remains may he viewed
At the family residence or Easi Seven
teantb South street during the forenoon,
from 10 10 IL, lntennent will take place
in the South Cottonwood cemetery.
Funeral services we're conducted from
tho Eanks undertaking parlorS this aft
cTnoon over the body OF 2. Scarcevic, an
Austrian who came here ten days ago
from Tooele, where h had been working
4 the snclier He died carly Wcdnes-
day morning. lie was 81 years old. and
leaves n WIDOW in Austria
There is oousider9 ole conjecture here
7s to who VIII he the next city marshal
Of Murray. Due 90 recent ruling OF
the stat" lc<isla tuTs. The mayor in the
futures names the city marshal in third
rlass cities. Many arc OF the opinion
;EaL there Will he no new marshal, and
that Mike MauS-. the Incumbent. who
was born and reared on tho police force
In Murray. Hill lbo the man who gets the
PLAN.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-31
BRIGHAM CITY COUNCIL
HOLDS BUSY MEETING
Special To The Tribune.

BRIGHAM CITY. Dec. So.-Thc. last
meeting OF the Brigham City council has
heen held, Considerable business was
disposed az. The committee in charge
of revising the city. ordinances reported
that il had finished its work. The report
was accepted and the ordinances were
~ ferrcd 20 the committee of the whole
Tor further consideration.
y warranty deed WAS presented by a
representative oi the Valentine Frui.
company for q viCh, ot way on Fourth
South and Eighth West streets. The re-
ccrder Was authorized Ia draw war
rant in payment for the claim Of THAI
company for the right OF way
Jpon presentation or q certificate from
Funk e. Wells. architects. the recorder
WAS authorized 10 issue warrant bear
inS per cent interest, III favor OF Lars
Hansen, contractor on tho new fire sta :
ton being erected by the city.
The report OF The city Surveyor for the
wear was read. aud after some consider
alton was accepted and ordered fled.
The committee on electric lights re-
norted that the mayor had filed m the
state engineers office, on the waters of
the Box Elder creek. on behalf Of Brig
ham City. The report was accepted AND
ordered filed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-31
JUNGLE JOE GIVES AWAY
"BARRELS'' OF CIGARS

WASHINGTON. Dec. 5n.-Speaker
Cannon. laden With a few barrels Of
Christmas clsals. returned Ia Washing
ton tonight and VIII pat In tomorrow ai
his ofi'cc outlining the work FOR the COM
ing congress The speaker spent Christ
mas in his home IN DanviLlc. ILL.,, where
he acted the rolc OF Santa Claus Tor MS
grandchildren.
Every one Who remembered him on the
great holiday appeared 10 have been in
spircd by the one thought. foT his gifts
were practically all cigars of various
brands and of equally VARYING excellence,
Uncle Joe declared he was in the
best oe health aud re looked il.
lie declined 10 talk politics 10 friends.
and when asked about his preps III ions
to meet the advertised onsla ught Of the
house insurgents nc merely smiled. lIc
smiled even more broadly when inquiry
was made about his reported decision 60
rclinquish The spcakcrship. Tho sarcastic
manner in which his lip curlcd. however,
convinced his friends that the rumor may
not be taken seriously.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-31
NEW INDICTMENT IN
F0RD-WARRINER CASE

CINCINNATI. o.. Dec. So.--A new in
dictmcnt against Mrs. JeauncLtc stew
art Ford. charging blscl5pail Was re-
turned by the Hamilton county Grs MI
Jury To-Day. It is designed to cure possi-
bic defects in Che similar charge returned
several weeks ago. the womans attor-
neys having attacked the first Indictment
in court.
treasurer OF the Fig -Four railway. who
is under sentence OF sin years impHSon-
mcut for emhczzling. WAS summoned 20
the grand jury room two hours before
the bill was returned.
the incident on which the now ndict
mcnt is based Is alleged in the bill 10
have occurred November J. i30@. Mrs.
Ford is charged with having demanded
$-0pu from Warriner on that date.
threa teninc exposure OF his shortage if
he refused her demands
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Provo News Notes

Special 10 The Tribune
PROVO, Dec. 3O.-rwo burElarics were
committed in Provo last night. and the
police arc OF the opinion that the jobs
were done by boys living in the vicinity.
Tho East End grocery store on Seventh
East. owned and conducted by Eden
Moore. WAS broken into some time dur
ing the night. The thieves securing a
small amount of money aud some candy
The store OF T. T. Thurman, in the
lars. but very little, If anything. was
taken. The city marshal and county
sheriff hay" been notified and they are
on the trail of the culpriis.
Judgment was today entered in the
district court BY Stipula tion for S5nS2. ,6
and costs IN fnVor Of the +. &. Rich
mond Machinery company against the
Montana Mining company. The iude-
ment was Tor machinery furnished and
Tor labor performed on the mining COM
pdny's property in vintic,
Mary 4. DcCley WAS today granted n
decree of divorce by Judge Booth IN the
district court from James Dcclcy on the
SrrunoS OF dcS"riioH and ou-suppoTi
There arc no children. The parties we're
married IN Butte. Mont. in 1897
1t is the general opinion here. and
That opinion Is freely expressed on the
streets and in business circles. that the
prohibition ordinance. which goes into
effect January i, 1910. cannot and will
not bc enforced. In accordance with this
general belief IL is said that Il secret So
ciety has been formed by tho radical
! t'romhiuonists To sec that the ordinance
| is enforced. Very lille can be learned
/ as TO the personnel OF this society. but
! II is understood among the politicians
| That The movement WAS started and is
being engineered by those who were The
most active In saddling onto the two old
I political parties the prohibition Dlanks
| during the recent cnmpaisn and We're
| also Instrumental in securing the passage
l Of The ordinance prohibiting the sale ol
! Intoxicating liquors in Provo city.
Peter Poulson> aged g. an inmate o
! the State Mental hospital, died at the
institution Tuesday night from apoDlcXy
I lie was committed from Sanpctc county
in 1905. He had no family or near rcla
tivcS III Utah. The remains were in.
tcrrcd today i'll the Provo City GENE.
terry.
Marriage license was issued today by
tho county clerk 10 Joseph III. Brown anC
Anna Jarvis, both Of Spanish Fork
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-31
Deaths.

t.. G. WarcHski. So South state. aged
6S. uracmia oedema pulmor
Charles NJ, Plant. %5, West FirsL NorIh,
aged 50. intestinal myCoCavditiS.
Frances. : Wirkcl. 26a East sixth
South. aged 81. pneumonia.
Elizabeth J. Connolly. Sl' Ftrsl avenue
aged i6. Ganprcuc.
:. i. sudbury, ?l9 South seventh East
aged 50. pulmonary congestion.
Martha T. Palmer. 517 South Fifth East
aged -. cancer of uterus.
Grace Cochranc i32S East South Tenn
Pile. aged IS. old age.
Peter England St Marks hospital,
aged Il. chronic nephrltis.
i. II. Bowie, st. Marks hospital aged
II. plcuTisy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-31
WESTERN EDUCATION TO
TAKE CHAIR AT YALE

NEW HAVEN, Cont. Dec. @o.--EyH@st
in Los Angeles. has been elected 10 the
newly established pIofess0Iship Of cdUca-
ZION at Yale university. tIc has accepted.
Two citizens nf Connecticut have
promised s@0.pnn each toward the cnduw-
ment of this profcssnlsh!p. and ii is be-
DeVe9 that the balance can hc raised in.
the state. IS tnc purpose oi the chair is
not only Ia afford instruction in The his
tory and the theory OF education at the
university hut Ia cooperate with pub
liC school teachers and sUperintentcjds
iu improving educational conditions.
Professor Moore will take up his work
ct Yale next fa0.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-31
ITINERARY OF FLEET Is
OFFICIALLY ARRANGED

WASHINGTON. Dec. 3o-t'inal details
for the departure Of tho hattleShip fleet
for Guantanamo bay. Cubs. have been
completed The fleet will continue BATH"
maUcuverS in Cuban waters until about
MAY / when Il win start north. Plans
Tor the movements of The fleet during
the summer have not been Completed
The batt!eships Connecticut. Kansas.
Vermont Minnesota New Hampshire
Nebraska. New Jersey. Rhode Island.
WISCONSIN and Missouri now al Now
York City. VIII sail Oh January 6, Tho
Idaho aud the Mississippi now at Fhila
dclphia, will leave ON January >. so as
To ipiu the vessels from New York of the
DCla ware tdpcs.
The Louisiana Georgia an1 Virginia
win remain at The Nurfok, Va. navy
ward until repairs are cumpl",cd and VII
then proceed to Guantanamo bay.
The main portion Of The feet should
arrive at tho winter drill grounds OF
January II or IL
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-31
ANNUAL HOMECOMING
AT PAYS0N SUCCESS
Paysonia Club of Salt Lake In
tends to Make Thing
Annual Affair.

Special 10 The Tribune.
PAYSON, Dee. So.-Thc annual home
coming reception given for former Pay
son residents In tho Tsysou pavilion to-
night was an adair long 20 be remem-
beied. About 500 persons were In at
tendance from Salt Lake. Provo k,ulcha,
and oIhey places.
II was Il general happy reunion. When
the crowd assembled a general hand
shake was The order. I'm excellent lunch
con was served for the out-of-fown Viz =
iJors.
The Psysonia club Of Salt Lake intends
10 make the home coming party an an
nual affair Mayor Joseph Rcecc was in
charge ol the evening 5 entertainment
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-31
SALOON MAN WINS IN
LICENSE CONTEST CASE
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune
OGDEN Dec. @0-ludgc j. l. Murphy
Of tho police court announced his de-
ciSou i'm the ca SC Of the State NS George
Frye. proprietor or the Globe saloon who
WAS charged with keeping "a room ioI
gambling purposes. at tho regular session
Of the court today. Judge Murphy held
that the evidences WAS not sufficient To
convict Frye of the charge and ordered
his release.
This. no doubt Will end the conLro-
NerSY in which tho members OF the city
council. tho attorney the MAJOR and tho
district court became involved when tho
first attempt to revoke Fryc's liuuor Ii
cenSe was made. The matter which was
laid ON Tire table 10y tho city council at
its last meeting. will doubtless rcms in
business as heretofore.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-31
TRAINS NOW RUN INTO
HEART of OGDEN CITY
Special 10 The Tribune.

OGDEN Dec. GO.-rhc Salt Lake &
ogden Railway company initiated it's
service Into the heart OF tho city this
Lincoln avenue TO The new depot ON
Tweuty-tourth street with the assist
ancc of an electric car Of the Ogden
RapG Transit company
Tho first train lcf; for the south this
morning at sos o'clock and was hauled
down through Thirty-iith street ny cleo
tTic car No uf the Ogden Rapid Tran
sit company. \ steam engine WAS then
attached and the train left for the capi-
tai city.
SIX passenger trains VIII arrive and
depart each day i'll this manner until
shc BamborGer road is electrified BN
bringing its trains into The city the road
expects 10 cope with The other RAILROAD
comma MOS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-31
Dr., II. r. Forbes Home,

OGDEN Dec 3O.-Aftel tour OF six
months duration, pr. III. H. Forbes has
returned To his home i'm Ogden. In that
time he visited Canuda. The British Isles.
France, Belgium. Holland, Germany.
Switzerland, Italy. Hungary and Austria;
DI. Forbes is delighted with his trip and
speaks interestingly OF the customs Of
foreign countries compared with those
OF this country. DIR. Forbes attended .
number OF clinics white abroad and Was
especially plea scd with the ono au Nj
rung. where ne met some of tho world s
greatest surgeons. including Il number Of
prominent physicians and surgeons fcom
this country.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-31
Wife's Charges Fail.

NEW YORK. Dec 50. -Coun1- ndct
Frederick l.. Benton. u United states
navy surgeon. formerly i'm charge of the
Brooklyn navy ward hospital WAS ah-
solved of charges by his wife. Ait r.
Hcnton In a suit Tor absolute divorce
according To tho report OF Referee Dan
icl T.. Coahalau. filed TO-DAY.
Referee coahalsn reports no testimony
go Justify the charges and that the al
legged correspondent Is likewise innocent
The Bcurons were married at Wash
ington in 1905.
Dr. Benton Is said to he attached 10
The Pacific coast S0ua drou of the navy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-31
Dance and Banquet.

Special IN The 'Ilbune.
OGDEN Dec. S0.-Thc brotherhood Of
Railway Engineers aud the Ladies IuN-
Hilary. with n few invited guests. held 4
big dance and banquet at Eagles nall
thus evening, following the installation of
the officers for both organizations. ..
W. Ewing. as past master OF the Broth
crhuod OF Railway TUanmen. presided a [
tho meeting. About forty couples were
present and pronounced The occasion an
on niuNahc one
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-31
Marriage Licenses.

Frank Cs1egure and Leoreto Dtgaus,
Salt Lake
George Thomas and Anne Brkan. Blos-
ham.
Joseph Zimmerman. Bingham and Zelda
pappe. Salr Lake.
Mcdowell Van Dyke and Annie l.,
Cross Ogden
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-31
ANOTHER POULTRY SHOW
10 BE HELD AT LOGAN
SncciaI 10 The Trlhune.


LOGAN. Dee 30-rh, executive com
mittee OF the Cache Valley Poultry asso-
citation mot last evening and decided to
hold another poultry show here about
February IL. The exact timc could not
he fixed, as the convenience of the men
who arc TO act as Judges has To he con-
sldcred. and they have not been heard
from yet.
The showing made last season was
equal 10 that made at the state meet
ing. it was said by the Judges but this
year IT Is expected r1hat there will be Il
much better and bigger exhibition. as
tho show OF last year served 10 stimu-
late interest in the matter. Cash prizes
VIII be offered in all the classes this
year. instead OF ribbons, The associa tion
being in much better shape, flnancially
this year than IL was last
The committee elected Alma Olsen
secretary of the association. ln place of
W, o Ramshaw. who moved 10 Ogden.
Tribune Want Ads.
Bel. Main 300. Independent $50.
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Tooele Briefs.

Special 10 The Tribune.
TOOELE. Dec. 30.--The threc-yosr-o old
child OF D-. Frank Davis is very III of
pneumonia
The Tooele Home Dramatic company
presented an interesting play at the op-
era house Tuesday evening. 1t was well
attended and each member Of the troupe
took his part wcli and considerable tai
ent was shown.
Mr.. sutton. who acconlpa MED his wiic
10 Salt Lake, has returned 10 Tooclc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-31
~ r s.
Drinks

It's nice getting them in, .e get
ting them out. But there's a way
CASCARETS are known to hundreds
of thousands for the natural and easy
way they clean out the system Of over
drinking. Be prepared, box in your
pocket OF CASCARETS-take one or
two sure when you go to bed-then TO-
mo1ro,o anill be pleasant. $50
cAScARRTS-,oc box-Week's treat
meut. Ali druggists. Biggest seller
In the world Million boxes u mo1th.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-31
WILLS BODY TO SCIENCE
AND COMMITS SUICIDE

Ell PASO. Tex Dec. 3O.--Cius Schnell
tho government meat inspector at the
Nelson Morris company packing plant
here, committed suicide today by shoot
Ing himself He left note giving i'll
health as the cause and willed his body
To medical students. SchncIl who was
80 years old. came here from Kansas City
and had brother al indianapolis.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-31
News of Intermountain Region

Dimplcs" OUTFIT. who 3.e awaiting trinl
in The district court on charge OF con
SpiraCy 10 dcfraud. declared this after
noon that his clients will not forfeit the
5000 bail under which they were released
Yesterday. Mr.. Horn says tlat the Cur
rvs and Kicker will not leave the state
and Will be ready for trial when their
,u sos are called
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-31
Santaquin Masquerade.

Special Ia Tho Tribune.
SANTAQUIN. Dec. 3o-Thc great
event or the season took place here last
night iu the shape OF Il masquerade hall.
\ good many OF The maskciS wore cos
tunes that cost them SIS for the even
iuS'S use. II WIS y great sight for The
boys aud girls ~ SIutaguu. One at
ycnGaut declared that Ii" had never seen
the like oi IT outside OF salt Lake City.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-31
Looking for witnesses.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. Dec. 3o.--Sherff r.. l.. Wilson
went 60 salt Lake City today 10 look mp
some Witnesses I'm Tho ease of the state
against Clarence Ernst who is charged
with the killing of Charlie Staples. an
other negro last spring. staples Was a
follower OF the race track. and the Wit
ncsscs To- the killing arc said 10 he scat
tercd all over the United States. Tho
trial Will hc held The lsllcr part Of This
OF early next week.
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Building Permits.

Two building permits were issued BY
Buiding Inspector \. l.. Hrth on Thurs
day. as follows.
J. G. Lluch, l69 TO l1a East Sec
und South. thvecstcry business .
huilntnS ,,;.. s''. =. . =. ."~-'V''
Sjodahl &. Carter. 5lI-6I5 South
State two-Story frame build
ID. ...........-.... . ouhO
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-31
Real Estate Transfers.

Albert &. Perkins 20 James ".
skinner, part OF lot =. block 81.
n!Hl - -.s' !. -
j. :. Sampson ct al. 10 Katherine
j.. Gray lots -. % and Is, block
.. OalSwood subdivision ........
salt Lake county TO kimhal x
Richards ComranY. part ol block
lG ten-aCro plat y .-........,-.
The Idaho Investment company TO
tho Realty Building company.
part of block 81. plat + .,........
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WOULD-BE SUICIDE
CUT DOWN AND SAVED

DENVER. Dec. 50.--.iloert Schettier.
young stenogrJpller. was found hanging
10 4 Tafter In tie attic OF his home here
today by his sister. who screamed For
help, and the young man WAS cut down
proba oily in time TO save his life. Schef
llcr came from Nebraska recently and
had been in bad health.
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Will Not Leave State.

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN, Dec. &0.-A q. Horn. aitor-
ney for l.. Y. Curry. Fred Kicker and
Mrs. Curry the members Of tho Dolly
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-31

Two million dollars guarantees he
accuracy OF every abstract made by the
Salt Lake Security g. Trust Co, 32 Up.
Main. We own our own records
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Execution Issued

SpcCIaI % Inc IrlhllI".
OGDEN. Doc. &o.-,-Nu execution on
personal property belonging To y, NJ.
Brown OF Box Elder county has been
placed in the hands of the sheriff. with
instructions 10 collect s242.5i due the
Becker Brewing aud Mating company.
Judgment 10Y the amount was obtained
against Brown In the district court last
March.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-31

"Lights and Shadows of Mormon.
ism for sale at Tribune brauch Office,
Ogden. Utah.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-05
PROGRAM FOR FIFTH
DISTRICT FEDERATION

The first annual meeting of the Fifth
District of Oklahoma State Federation
of Women's Clubs conyenes in Chick
asha, May 6 and Z. Following is the
program:
Thursday Afternoon, May 6, 1909, At
the Methodist Church.
2:SO P. NJ.
Call to order.
nyocation-Rev S. F. Wilson
Report OF credentials committee.
Report Of constitution committee.
Adoption
General business.
Address by Mrs. R. J. Ray, presi.
dent of Fifth District
Thursday Evening.
800 P. NJ.
Reception at Methodist church.
$500 P. NJ.
Program.
Invocation by Rev. M. L. Butler
Duet-Mrs. sbary and Mrs chas-
tain
Welcome for the city by the mayor
Welcome for the club women by
Mrs. Tom Peery.
Response by Mrs. E. E. Norville,
Wynnewood
Piano: Rhapsodie Hongroise (Liszt-
BendeD, Mrs. Fain, Lawton.
Greeting Mrs. D. A. McDougal, sa-
pulpa.
Greeting-Nrs. c. R. Hume Ana
darko
Piano: (a) valse Arabesque; o.
sorentino (Lack)-Mrs. E. Gates
Leeds
Reading, Tanning Of the shrew"
shakespeare Miss Katherine
Watson Of Polytechnic College,
Fort Worth.
Friday Morning, May 7.
900 A. NJ
Call to order
Invocation.
Reading Of the minutes
9;15 A. M.
Club Reports three minutes each.
1O:45 A. M.
Benefits Of District Federation Mrs.
G. A. Brown. Mangum.
1880 A. M.
Discussion, led by Mrs. K. L. Wag-
Oner, Hobart.
11:OO A. M.
The Anti-Tuberculosi Committee
Mrs. Ed Johns.
11:15 A. M.
Address by Mrs. D. A. McDougal.
Houshold Management, Miss v.
Dixon, Shawnee.
Child Life Mrs. NJ. A. Wylie, Lind
say
Principles Of Cooking Mrs. W. F.
Records, Lawton.
Uses Of the Literature Committee
Mrs II. Meier, Norman.
Discussion.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-05
Young Girls are Victims

OF headaches, as well as older
women. all get quick relief and a
prompt cure from DR.. Kings New Life
Pills. the worlds best remedy for sick
and nervous headaches. They make
pure blood and strong nerves and build
up your health 25 cents at Brown &
Co. d&w