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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-07-27

An unprecedented condition has
arisen in Nevada The good ship of
state would be without captain or
helsman if the present occupant of
the gubernatorial chair should die,
be elected to the office and the laws
of foot outside the confines of the
state
AS it is, the state does not now
possess a Governor, the Hon. Den
yer S. Dickerson merely being given
that title in polite conversation. II {
was not elected to the office and the
laws of the state do not provide for
a succession.
This was exempliled by the legis-
lature at its last session, which pass
ed a bill conveying to the widow
Of the deceased Governor, John
Sparks, his salary until the expira-
ton OF his term.
When the Governor of Nevada
dies, the Lieutenant Governor per-
form executive duties just as he
would if the Governor were out Of the
state or in any other way incapacitat-
ed from filling his office. The sec
ond in command then, as now, is
known as Lieutenant and Acting
Governor of the State.
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A BOYS ESSAY ON EDITORS
The following clipping was handed
to the editor by a reader who is sup
posed to be friend, but we haven't
had time to figure out whether it is
mostly complimentary or mostly 9TH
erwise:
L don't know how newspapers
come to be in the world, and | don t
think God knows, for he amt got
nothing to say about them in the
Bible. | think the editor is the miss
ing link we read of and stayed III
the bushes until the flood, and then
came out and wrote the things up
and has been here ever since. l
don't think he ever died. | never saw
a dead one and never heard of one
getting licked. Our paper Is
mighty good one; but the editor goes
without underclothes all winter, and
don't wear any socks and pa haint
paid any subscription since the pa
per started. | asked pa if that was
why the editor had to suck the juice
out of snowballs in winter and get
to bed when he had his shirt washed
in summer.
Then pa got mad and took me out
in the woodshed and licked me awful
hard. If the editor makes mistakes
folks say he ought to be hanged;
but if the doctor makes any mistakes
he buries them and people das5aRt
say nothing because doctors can write
and read Latin. When the editor
makes mistakes there is lawsuits
and swearing and big fuss, but II
the doctor makes one there is fun
eral, cut-fowers and perfect silence
A doctor can use word mile long
without him or anybody knowing
what it means, but if the editor uses
one he has to spell it. | fthe doctor
goes to see another mans wife, he
charges the man for the visit; but i
the editor should go, he gets charge
of buckshot Any college can make
doctor to order, but an editor ha
| to be born ------ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The Washington herald., 1910-08-12

FIRST RACE. 800 oclock-Intemedlate four.
cared shells; CrcScents Of Philadelphia; Pennsyl-
yania BARGE. Of Philadelphia Argonauts Of ToTuntO:
St Charles, Of Cambridge, Mass Ariels. Of Balti-
more.
SECOND RACE. 80 o'clock-Quartsr-mie dash;
Mehrhop. Nassaus New York: Faulkner Riversides.
Boston, Mass. Krappe New York Athletics New
York: Lepping Centrals Of ST. Louis; Smith.
Unions Of Boston: Butler. ArVonauts Toronto
FucsRl. Harlems. New York; Shea. sheepshead
Bay. y. Y.
THIRD RACE, 400 o'clock-Junior eisht-oarcd
shells: Potomacs. Of Washington; Arundels Of Bal
tmore: Detroits Of Detroit. Mich; Virginia Of
Richmond: Arsonauts Of Toronto.
FOURTH RACE. $50 oclock-SenicT international
fours; Argonauts q Toronto; Nesper. Of Philadel-
phia Pa. pot0macs, Of Washington; Ottawa. cf
Ottawa: CentIals. Of 81, Louis; Mound cstys, Of
81. Louis; Arlndels. Of Baltimore; Nirnesotas. Of
ST. Paul: New York Athletics Of New York
FIFTH RACE. $50 oclock-Intermediate double
sculls: Rockrimmon. Of Springfield; Ariels Of Bal
tmore; sprinsnelds Of Springfield Mass; Nassaus.
Of New York.
SIXTH RACE-5:3O o'clock-Senior doubles: Har-
lens Of New York; Vespers, Of Baltimore.
SEVENTH RACE. eco o'clock-Intermediate
eight-oarcd shells HarlcmS. Of New York: Detrots
Of Detroit. Mica: Arundels. Of Baltimore; Argo-
nauts. Of Toronto: P0tomacS Of Washington; Viz
ginia. Of Richmond; Crescents Of Philadelphia
Claude r. Zappone was notified last
night that President Taft had ordered
the Marine Band concert which was to
have been given az the White Lot to-day
to take place on the Potomac driveway.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-12
AMATEUR LEAGUES.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Capital city League-Comell ?; Aloysius 2
Commercial League-Herald. l; Southeast. O.
Independence League-St. Paul's .; ST. Mar
tins 2.
Olympia League-Olves. .; Tennallytown. 2
Southern Railway League-Trafic. s. BOOK
keepers. D
Suburban League-Woodburu. 8: silver Spring }.
Sunday School League-Ninth, g; Anacostia. q
forfeited.
Terminal Railroad Y NJ. c. A. Leaguo-Adams.
g. southern .
The Washington herald., 1910-08-12
DUDE ARCHDALE WINS.
Fortune Favored Sensational Mare
at Grand Circuit Meeting.

Fortune Favored Sensational Mare
at Grand Circuit Meeting.
Cleveland, Aug. 11-Only tho fact that
the Ohio Stake for 2:1l trotters was a
two-in-three event saved Dude Archdale.
sensational trotting mare and winner OF
the NJ. & NJ. in Detroit. from defeat by
Billy Burke or Hailworthy in the Grand
Circuit meeting here to-day. Dude
Archdale won the first two heats In hard
drives. Bervaldo and Hailworthy finish
ing second and third on top OF the Jones
mare in the first, Hailworthy being out
stepped by only a hair IL the second
heat, but placed ninth, however. for
swerving in the stretch, and Billy Burke
winning the third.
A fortune had been wagered on Dude
Archdale. and only the fact that only two
heats alone were required saved the
spectators. The summaries:
The Washington herald., 1910-08-12
GAMES TO-DAY.

Capital City League-Nsvy Yard vs. Aloysius
Commercial LCague-Southeast Y NJ c. A. vs..
Andrews.
Independence League-Nianhattan vs.. Twinins-
Olympic LeaUie-St. STEPHENS vs. Tanglewo0d
Suburban League-Pttworth ys. Woodbun.
Sunday School Leaguc-Open date.
ColorCd Departmental League-Post-ofce vs., War
and
The Washington herald., 1910-08-12
OIympins Play ST. stepben,,.

The Olympia A. c. plays the St.
Stephens A. c. at Seventeenth and D
streets southeast this afternoon. Bat
terry for st. Stephens, McGraham and
Noone; Olympias. Walters and Goebel.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-12

Primed for the hardest races OF their
careers. the crack osrsmen OF the Ariel
and Arundel boat clubs. OF Baltimore,
are IN town. ready for the starters pistol.
Coaches Harry Vail and Jimmy Rice
reached the Capital early yesterday
morning Both OF the trainers are conf
dent of victory, for the crews are In the
pink OF condition.
One Of the feature events to-day VIII
be the international four-oared race. in
which both the Ariel and Arundel fours
will go to their marks backed 10 win by
the Oriole followers. The following day
the senior four race. and the eight and
singles viii md Baltimoreans intensely
interested, for the rowing cream OF the
Monument City rowers will compete in
those events. Baltimore deyotees will
leave to-day In time 10 witness the FIRST
race, and many will stay over until
Saturday.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-12

After a delay that threatened 70 com
pei the withdrawal OF the Canadian
oarsmen who are entered in the na-
tional regatta on the Potomac to-day
and tomorrow. Claude r. Zappone yes
terday completed arrangements to have
the crews Of the Dominion rushed
through without further interference.
Wednesday night a telegram was re-
ceived at the headquarters OF the Ma
tional Association Of Amateur Oarsmen
here announcing that all the shells had
been held up on the border line await
ing the payment Of duty Of 50 per cent
OF their value. The oarsmen were al
ready on their way here. but as soon
as they learned that their boats were
held up they stopped and were planning
70 return home.
Yesterday morning Mr.. Zappone got in
touch with government and railroad
officials and succeeded in arranging
matters so that the oarsmen arrived here
all right and were out on the river late
in the afternoon.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-12

A big delegation Of rowing men and
their boats from New York reached
Washington late yesterday. The Mas
saus and Harlems occupied the same car.
From the Nassaus there were a single,
a double. and a centipede. and from the
Harlems two singles. a double and an
eight. Before the men left New York
". Mehrhoff. Of the Nassaus. was tried
over the quarter-mlle by Coach Johnny
Smith. and the sculler showed some
very smooth work. IN the first half min
ute he rowed twenty-five strokes and
covered more than half the distance. At
word from Smith. Mehrhoff slowed
down toward the end.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-12

The final allotment OF the crews was
made yesterday morning. Because Of the
Unprecedented entry list the number OF
shells is much larger than was expected
and it was found necessary TO change
the early plans.
At the Analostan Club will be quar-
tered the craft OF the Mound City and
Century clubs. Of St. Louis; the vir-
ginia Boat Club, OF Richmond; Shears
the New Orleans sculler. and the Otta-
was. Of Canada All other boats will
be housed at the homes of the Potomac
Boat Clsb and the Georgetown Univer-
sity Club.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-12
WITH The AMATEURS
Notes and Gossip Cleaned
from Local Diamonds.
KELLIHER GETS NEW BERTH

Quits Fredericksburg and signs
with Petersburg in Virginia State
League-His Home Run scores Only
Two Runs Made by AIOysius I'm
Game with Cornell Company.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-12

the eminint physicians. Messrs. James
sullivan and Charley stuart. had attended
TO the tall and lanky first baseman, he
resumed his position and played better
than ever.
An important meeting Of the board OF
managers Of the Olympia League was
held at President Copp's Office last night.
The schedule was rearranged. and all
Tanglewood games were declared for
feits. The Oliver-St Stephens game OF
August was brought up and made to
stand in St. Stephens favor. The UNI
pire question was discussed. and it was
decided to keep Mr.. Murphy and 10 hire
an assistant TO help him. Mr.. Holt. man
ager Of the Olives. withdrew his team
from the race but later considered tie
proposition and thought the Olives might
continue under different management
The Washington herald., 1910-08-12

international four-oared shells. with no
less than nine starters. On past per-
formances, the unbeaten New York Ath-
letic Club crew should win, with Jim
Ten Eycks ottawas very close. The
latter has a borrowed boat however.
which is a handicap. The Vespers are
also very fast. as are the Argonauts-
"Fuessel and Shepherd, Of the Harlems.
should have no trouble with Engle and
Gordon. of the Vesper Boat Club. in the
senior doubles.
The intermediate eight-oared shell race
will bring out terrific struggle there
being seven starters. most OF them fast
crews.
''The Argonaut boat, which won the
junior event and rowed so close to OF
tawa in senior eights at the Canadian
Henley. seems to have a shade the best
OF it. but Jack Nagles Harlem boys will
| give the Canadians a race all the way.
and may win. The Crescents are fast.
but Of the others we know nothing"
With the arrival OF the Nassau Boat
Club squad from New York late last
night all of the oarsmen are in the Capt.
tai. and the Arlington Hotel lobby pre-
sented a busy spectacle.
Thousands hocked 10 the Potomac
! Speedway yesterday afternoon to watch
the various crews spin over the mile-and-
a-quarter course.
! Philadelphians are interested in the
big event and are freely predicting great
! things for the veteran Vesper eight-oared
/ l. IL. afer.#
event. the inal race OF the regatta
The Schuylkill Navy oarsmen. who will
uphold the prestige of Philadelphia
against the best rowing talent of the
country, arrived here yesterday noon.
Their racing crafts were shipped Mon
day. and all took trial spins over the
] course.
The Philadelphia clubs include Penn
sylvania Barge Club, Crescent Boat Club,
and Vesper Club. In all, twenty-five
rowing men and two coxswains. while
thuslasts from the various clubs along
, Boathouse Row swelled the number and
more viii be here to-day.
! The Vesper Club leads in the number OF
! Philadelphia entries, although only eight
men will bear the brunt OF the work
! Gordon will row association singles
| championship singles. and senior dou-
bleS. John B. Kelly will row in interme-
date singles. in the senior four-oared
shell, and in the eight. With the excep-
/ ton Of Muller. who rows No. in the
eight. all the other men viii row in two
events. The rowing force OF the VespeI
/ Club is therefore limited TO the men in
/ the senior eight-Engle. bow; Gordon
! .. Hartman. 3; Shock. {: Muller. 5; Kelly
6; Crombie, Z; De Becke. stroke; Rock
| coxswain.
The other Philadelphia crews are the
! Crescent Boat Club. intermediate eight.
cared shell. aid intermediate four-oared
shell. and the Pennsylvania Barge Club
1 intermediate four-Oared shell
The Washington herald., 1910-08-12

The Olympia and st. Stephens teams
will lineup at the Sunday School league
grounds. Thirteenth and D streets. north
east this afternoon in an exhibition con-
test at $3.50.
Hayes was spiked by Murphy in the
second inning and was badly hurt. After
The Washington herald., 1910-08-12
Rowing Expert interviewed.


Rowing Expert interviewed.
In talking with DR.. Peet. Of New York.
formerly coach at Columbia, DR.. Peet
said:
I'm the circumstances Of so many good
crews, coming from such divergent
points. many Of which have not met nor
even rowed against other boats, whereby
a line could be obtained on them, II NAV
show audacious temerity to try to name
some OF the winners.
In the first place. under the supervI
sion OF Mr.. Claude Zappone. chairman
OF the regatta committee, a most excel
lent one mile and quarter straightawav
course has been laid out alongside az
the Speedway o. Potomac Park on the
District OF Columbia side Of the river.
which insures tairly even conditions to
ali the contestants. It is $50 feet wide.
which gives ample room for all Of the
starters, without the necessity of trial
heats. which is a great feature. II is
tagged on either side. and all boats not
connected with the regatta win be kept
off the course by the government revenue
cutters Then. from the Speedway and
the seawall. the public can have an ex-
cenent view Of the races throughout
The first interesting even. Will be
the senior quarter-mile dash. for single
SOULS. Fuessel. Of the Harlem Rowing
Club. should winthis, with Mehrhoff
Smith, and Butler as fighting factors.
'Argonaut Rowing Club looks the most
likely IN the intermediate fours.
Vivian Nickell's very good little Argo-
naut crew should win the junior eights,
although hear that Jim Rice's Arundel
combination IS going very fast.
''The feature event will be the senior
The Washington herald., 1910-08-12

States and Canada Prizes valued at
5000 are up for competition.
The visiting crews are all quartered at
the Arlington Hotel President James
Pilkington. who w.n act as referee, ar
rived late yesterday afternoon, and
greeted old friends at the Potomac Boat
Club. He was enthusiastic over the COM
ing events This regatta will be the
biggest affair in the history Of the sport
on this side of the water" he declared.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-12

Coach Jim Ten Eyck, Of the Ottawa
Rowing Club. of Ottawa. Canada. said
last night that If he could obtain four
cared she'll from one OF the boat clubs
he would enter his crack senior aggre-
cation, who ran away with the event
at St. GATHERINGS. Canada, last Satur-
day. II he is able TO get the she'll the
following men will compose the crew.
F. H. Pulford, stroke; E. NJ Phillips, No
3; ". J. Harrison. No. >, and r. E.
Greene, bow.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-12

The collection at Capital City Park
yesterday amounted 10 $65. Nearly 1000
witnessed the struggle. and it is said
the gathering was the largest that has
ever come together at the North Capital
street park.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-12

Anacostia forfeited to Ninth yesterday
in the Sunday School League, being un-
able 10 place fun nine on the field. This
gives the pennant to Ninth and closes the
season The game scheduled for Satur-
day between Ninth and Peck will not be
played.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-05

cave, barn, orchard vineyard Price.
$500.
Choice and l0-acre tracts only
half mile from city limits: small cash
payments; balance easy terms.
LOTS FOR SALE.
Eleven lots, west part OF Chick.sha,
well located and drain perfectly; $50
each, with easy payments.
One 50foot lot in Rock Island addi
ton A bargain at $500.
ESQ feet east front ground with beau
tihl trees on Park Boulevard in
Sparks addition, Very easy payments.
Price, $4,000
Three good lots. high and drain
welI Sixteenth and Georgia; $500,
Sc 90 and 1875; sic cash and $40 per
month.
So feet corner Thirteenth and kan
sas; pavement and sldewall, One OF
the best locations in chickasha for a
good home.
700 feot, northeast corner Sixteenth
and Iowa. Halt cash. Price. si.IOC.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-05
For Sale and Exchange

100 acres of good smooth upland 2lA
miles from small town near chicka-
sha; Groom house. barn. fine orchard
an fenced win hog wire no acres
IN cultivation Price, $4,000.
1860 acres miles from verdpn
good Broom house. shed barn. or
chard: 30 acres IN cultivation: IL
acres n alfalfa Loan Of $4,000 at s
per cent WIN exchange for home In
Chickasha
100 acres Of the very best alfalfa
bottom land. 4 miles from city. per.
fectly level house and harm. an In
cultivation Price. $1,000. WIN take
half value IN good residence property.
CITY PROPERTY.
sixroom house near Wes, school
building, Is feet front. fine shade and
fruit trees. good we'll. Price. s2.SO0.
$1,000 cash baiance easy monthly pey.
ments
Fiveroom modern house well locat.
ed on Minnesota avenue. good stolm
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-05
Beware Of ointments for catarrh That
Contain Mercury.

as mercury will surely destroy the
sense Of smell and completely derange
The whole system when entering it
through the mucous surfaces Such ar
tieles should never be used except on
prescriptions from reputable phys-
clans. as the damage they will do is
ten-fold to the good you can possibly
derive from them. Hairs Catarrh Cure,
manufactured BY +, J. Cheney & Co,
Toledo D, contains no mercury, and
Is taken internally. acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of
the system. In buying Halls Catarrh
Cure be sure you get the genuine. 1t
is taken internally and made in Toledo
Ohio, BY FL Cheney & Co. Testimo-
malls free
Sold by druggists Price 75c. per
bottle.
Take Hall's Family Pills for consti.
patton.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-05

Mrs Geo Fisher was brought to this
city yesterday for medical treatment
She will be taken 10 the home Of her
sister. Mrs. Alice Coyle on Colorado
avenue.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-05

p y saits ana N n. cloud of okla
homa City, attorneys for the Frisco,
were attending 10 legal business here
today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-05
BRIEF BITS OF CITY NEWS

VII IvLWV II
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= SPECIAL NOTICE. =
= After this date the telephone >
= number OF the Express society =
= reporter will be l64 y
= All items intended for publIca- =
= ton on this page must be tele- +
= phone to l64 not later than =
+ o'clock on Friday. Positively no =
= such items win be received on +
= Saturday morning. Remember the =
= change in phone number +
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Prescription filters. The Owl drug
store. II
J. W. Walton was here from OKLA
homa City yesterday
You can exchange any old thing for
new mating or rugs L. p Mason,
4-3O.l2t
Ice cream and homemade cake will
be served Friday afternoon and even
ing at Darnells by the ladies' Of the
First Baptist church. 4-3t
J. T. Daruell Of Oklahoma City was
here yesterday
Chlldrens romper dresses, from 9S
cents up The Banner Store. See our
ad page 2 3-2t
n. A. Thompson. Of Ninnekah Is
spending the day in Chickasha
Bear in mind our prescription de
partment. The Model. 6-2d-tf
r. A. Mott Of Enid spent the day
here.
GalbraIth, architect. 3-7-dti
Get IT at BrownsonS Drug Store.
2-2s-ti
Thos E. Allaire was here from Okla
homa City yesterday.
Let us I'LL your prescription. The
Model. 6-2sd-ti
Six pair ladies' stockings that will
wear six months. $3.50 The Banner
Store. 4l9 Chiekasha avenue. S-2t
c. c. C. special sale this week OF
childrens fancy hats and caps for p
and 50 cents. See window. Cochran
Clothing comuany. 2-S
| Miss Dottie Hardin is quite Ill will
pneumonia.
Patronize the Baptist ladies at Oar
nells Friday afternoon and evening
4-3
Ladies' one-piece blue and tan liner
dresses, 1928. The Banner Store se'
our ad. page 2. S-2
w. c. Shropshire of Lexington, KY
is in the city the guest of Col. B. 7
! Bryant.
Spot cash win be paid for ciea
cotton rags brought to the Expres
Office. d-t
Baptist ladies will serve cream an'
cake at Darnelrs Friday Afternoon
and evening. 4-s
|. NJ. Cole OF Enid was buslnes
visitor here yesterday
A touch OF rheumatism or a living
81 neuralgia, whatever the trouble !.
Chamberlain's Liniment drives tn
pain at once and cures the complain
quickly First application gives relie
Sold by all dealers. dS
Miss Anna Turner Of Enid is visit
Z ing her grandmother. Mrs. NJ. c. Bond
at Sl5 South Second street
Just received, the best line Of ia
mating in the city. direct from Japar
The price is right. L. D. Mason.
4-SO-12
II r. HnD1xinc and family have re
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-05

The Young Ladies' Guild Of the Pres
byterian church will have a white car
nation sale for Mothers Day at Du-
gan's store Saturday, and will also
have them on sale at 50l Minnesota
avenue Sunday morning.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-05
JENKINS & MAJOR
Real Estate Company
Under First National Bank

Pianos at IS a month. Phillips Mu-
sic House. S.s-tf
A safe and letter press can be had
Ak bargain. l0S North Third street..
3-st
Let US fill your prescriptions. The
Model. 6-29d.tf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-05

Wanted-Agents, salary and commits
sion. Apply Room 6, Del Monte hotel.
2-5t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-05


Free, free, free. A Hoosier Cabinet
to some Chickasha lady next week at
callaway's Furniture Store. 2s-tf
c. ], Reigler Of Muskoeee Is In the
city today.
DO you want to sell your old stoves2
Call 1868. l. d. Mason. 4-s0-l2t
Twenty-Five ladies only can join the
HoosIer club. Callaway's Furniture
Company 2Stf
A. C. Hitchcock of Aiarlow is here
today.
Join the Hoosier Club callaway's
Furniture Store 2S-tf
If you are a member Of the Hoosier
! Club 2Stf
w. e. Hitchcock of Bradley was
here yesterday.
Sc and IS hats at $3.50 Friday at
Saturday. ia South Third street
! Anna Rouleau sgt
Three reliable prescription filters
at the Owl drug store. II
F. W. short or El Reno is here to-
day
A special IIoosier Kitchen Cabinet
free next week at callaway's Furni-
ture Store 2Stf
Eat cream and cake at Darnell's
Friday afternoon and evening served
by the ladies' OF the First Baptist
church. 4-st
Walter Boles Of Lawton is in the
city today.
Special sale on millinery Friday and
Saturday. ia South Third street.
Anna Rouleau. SGT
One dollar cash, one dollar per week
puts Hoosier in your home. 2Stf
Only twenty-five ladies can join tht
Hoosier Club. 2St
Charles A. Musselman of Anadarkc
/ was in the city yesterday.
Bear in mind our prescription dc
partment. The Model 6-2-dt
One dollar cash, one dollar per weel
buys Hoosier. 2St
Galbraitn, architect S-7-dt
$40 and 80 hats at $3.50 Friday AM
Saturday. ia South Third street
Anna Rouleau. 81
IL. c. Cook and G. A. Brakebill ar
$ in the city today from Norman.
I
We can fill prescriptions written b
! any physician in the city. The Ow
z drug store.
l MARKET DAY EVERY SATURDAY.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-05

Pianos at IS month. Phillips Mr
sic House. 3-9-t