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The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-02
McCLUR
November 30.


The claim for $1,000 on the death
cf John HGrvel, OF the Modern
rotherrIood OF America, is allowed
and paid He was member of Mil
Creek lodge.
Henry Oberman of Dutchtown. Mo-,
vas here Wednesday buying up sew
eral cars OF corn.
Not for the past nine years has
there been scuh corn crop as is
icing gathered here at present, and
despite the large amount shipped out
there Is still very large acreage to
gather II is all of good quality. Our
f9rmers have barrels and extra bins
full TO overlooking and still plenty
more to sell Quite a number will
bold till spring in hope of securing
Ia better price
Miss Beulah Culley is visiting her
sister and family. Mrs. McRaven in
East st. Louis this week.
Miss Ruth Carmack is on an ex.
tended visit TO her sister Mrs. Lydia
Mangum and family at Wayside, II,
Mrs. James Medlock while stand
Ing on chair reaching after frame
or quilting Monday fell and broke
her leg. DR. Sam Norris is in attend
ance.
William Lyerle Of Jonesboro was
Tere visiting friends and transacting
business Friday last.
Mrs. John J. orter and son, vii.
Tam were In Wayside Friday and
Saturday last visiting her daughter
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improves. He has ben quite i'll the
asi few days.
The installation Of the new furnace
Il the Methodist Episcopal church
i rapidly nearing completion under
he supervision OF + T. snyder the
contractor Il win be ready for use
On Sunday, Dec 4th.
Dr. H. Whitaker removed adenoids
from friedrich Warren Williamson's
throat Wednesday afternoon
D. G. Craig made a business trip
to Cairo Wednesday evening He and
his wife returned home recently from
q visit with THEM son, Edward and
family in Evansville, Ind,
A small blaze at the home of Julia
Duncan (coloredD on Diamond street
Wednesday noon caused some alarm
but the flames, which were caused by
a defective flue, were soon extn-
guished
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NOTICE.

Effective December list, 1910 the
Cairo & Thebes railroad company
will inaugurate double daily passen.
ger service between Cairo AMI
Thebes. Trains will arrive and depart
from the Washington avenue station
The following schedule will be in eff
feet until further notice. Leave
Cairo 700 a. m. returning leave
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Louisville, Dec. /. After starting
, movement TO put tla next confer
nee Of governors On a business-lik x
1asis and esta5z5i a y ynanent head
quarters where a program will be "a
ranged, insurine better results, LIS
tening to suffragists speech and the
discussions OF various important sub
iects. the third annual conference OF
governors adjourned here this after
noon
No little opposition to adioulning
tonight was expressed as many gov
errors believed they should stay in
session longer because so mueA CT the
time has been taken UP with social
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MOUND CITY.
December I.

bcSCtnUef u
Mesdames r. and A. Y. Beaupcs
attended the picture show in Mounds
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Lowell Otrieh and Mrs Clyde
iiatjlins OF Mounds were shopping
here Wednesday
Miss Carrie Wick Of Ullin was the
guest of Mrs John Dishnger on Up
per Main street Tuesday,
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
Episcopal church met Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Claude Smith
and will meet next week at the home
OF Mrs. John Read.
Mrs Edith Sandige of Chattanooga
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BEECH RIDGE.
December

Miss vada Foraakar Il VISITING he,
g,sto,. NJ untt,a IL GRANITE park
nj
rhas cook movea into his honse
uonJoy he noe rocort,,, ranalrea II
pnn,soit vii, oco,nv thn honsa vacat.
al Nv Mr. coot q
u nooso,t has sbut 1own the
stone factory and has taken his men
IN Tamn,, m oct timher
pcn McnanjeIl pnrcnasel fine
milcb row thjs week
Wa Jon,t soa whv Cache amt boom
Nth threa raiIroa1s "a have no
aosn, a. ~ r ! = lenot
Miss Funa coseafi 1as returned
from Eaot g Iopis whare she has
haen the last few N onths
Mice Eva uaIe has takan q nosjt n,
IN Worn1s 90 olerk
Mrs a,ioo nace,aor l. ha,.i,g ,
honsa ranaired
Ms II pr,,or has rocently ,u,.
chasa1 tne parnee nronertv
pav C,r+a;n will nreach NJ tho
.oboo, borsa lp,@o IN II ~
n w parrle 10 tamnorari,v sec.
tion foreman Of Mounds He ana his
FAMILY win mova there from ITO
pilge conn IN live mr. alsavhere
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functions. Next year the program will
include more real work.
Future sessions will last a wee g,
These plans were adopted to Sc.
away from tle naphazard manner Ia
which the conference has been con.
Quoted. More care will be taken in
the selection Of subjects for lscus-
sion and papers will be prepared by
several governors on each
Workmen's compensation an en-
ployers' liability laws wete 4 s.
cussed
Widely different views were c.
pressed, principally Oh whether it is
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is quite nj at the home of her mother
Mrs Emma Porter, whom she has
been visiting.
Services at st. Peters Episcopal.
church will be as follows, Sunday,
Dec. 4th 1880 a. m. Sermon and
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The Duffy Malt Whikcy CO., Rochester, N. Y.
Genccn used to be troubled with weak heart also Indigestion
imagination OF food heart burn loss Ct appetite everything
distressed For short from
the medicines friends advised take; then would become
sick agan until Doctor prescribed Du Pure Malt Whkey began
tb take medicine and did world of good. When
tai ing Malt Whskey weighed $50 bs weigh 178 lbs
and cat anything without being distressed have bottles
friends of the who troubled with indigestion
who have been cured by 1t has years
H myself but always keep Duays Pure Malt Whske my family
Tor medicinal u.c.
42S East i40th ST. 1T ~Jzpan.k Mus
New York City. m n
Thousands such being cured month"; The
Dufys Pure Malt Whikey sold in SEALED BOTTLES ONLY
all druggists, grocers and dealers direct 81 90 large BOTTLE
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Illinois Central R.R.
CENTRAL ROUTE TO
VIA BIRMINGHAM

VIA BIRMINGHAM
Columbus, Albany and Waycross, in
connection with the Central of Geor-
gia Ry. and the Atlantic Coast Line,
A solid fast through train, the
ELECTRIC LIGHTED
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with to
o;Oo Leave Cairo 400 p n
returning leave Thebes p IN few days.
irving Cairo G:0o m, A. SMITH presden
w pOMERoy Apan.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-06-02
NUMBER 80

children'S exercises. On account of
so much bad weather, couldn't meet
to practice, so program will be short.
Quite a number of people were at
Oak Hill cemetery Sunday decorat-
ing the graves of departed loved
ones. A large crowd attended the
service at the grave of Isaac Beaman
at three p. m. Remarks by Bro. VIM.
Mayfield.
Several base ball clubs have been
organized out in this part of the
country. Base ball, we suppose, is a
great game and a national game, but
we think they should leave off Sun
day playing. We suppose shouting is
a part of the game but they should
leave off the swearing part and keep
the road clear of vehicles SO the pub
lie can get through without danger of
collisions. FLAG.
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West Deepwater.
YOUNG AARON.

VIII Mccormack delivered hogs to
Butler Monday.
The farmers are discouraged over
the prospect of a corn crop, as most
of it will have to be planted over, as
it is getting late for corn.
The Valley school district has em-
ployed Miss Minnie Christy to teach
the next term of school,
Grandma Carroll, who has been on
the sick list, is up and around again.
Mrs. Allen Herman, of Culver,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. ii,
Charters, who has been in very poor
health with stomach trouble, has been
taking treatment at Butler for the last
two weeks, We are glad to report
that she is improving nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. VanSant have
a fine crop of strawberries this year.
Mrs. w, c. Turpin, who has been
confined to her bed for the last two
months, is able to sit up a little since
she has got brace for her back.
Mrs, j. II. Baker, who has been
seriously i'll with stomach and neu-
rufgia Of If the heart ifast week; Is UUu-
valescent at this writing.
Ed. Smith is making preparations
to build a new house soon.
Several of this community attended
the funeral of Ike Beaman at Butler
Sunday. The people of this vicinity
send out their heartfelt sympathy to
the wife and relatives in their sad
bereavement.
The son of Mr.. and Mrs. f. B.
Winans, our excellent telephone cen.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-06-02

tral at Spruce, has the whooping
cough.
Miss Mabel Charters and brother,
Leo, called on Miss Dora Beard Sun
day evening.
Ex-Sheriff c. F. Beard and family
were Sunday visitors at J. II. Bak-
er's Sunday,
c. q. Weeks and 0. j. Radford
were canvasSing the township last
week in the interest of Mr.. Weeks
candidacy for county clerk.
w. II. Charters, Jr., shipped out
several of his big boned Poland. China
hogs last week, He is ruStling up
to-date farmer and stockman.
Arley Drennon was looking for a
hand last week. \
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%, 1881. The yard was bought of
Henry Cope. We say to the friends
at distance, they were all looked
after 1t was a time that will long be
remembered by many that were
there, as this was the first time, but
we hope il will not be the last.
AARON.
Last Sabbath there was quite a
crowd gathered at the NJ. f. church
for the same purpose, A number
made short talks. j. |. Wolfe, Myrtle
McCann, Helen Park, Marie Jenson,
and Carrie Harper recited pieces,
after which they all went to the cem-
etery and Aaron's grave was one of
the new ones covered with flowers
and we believe no grave was missed.
The people are taking an interest in
caring for the cemetery and are col
lecting fund for that purpose and it
may be that some who put flowers
on others graves this year next year
others will put flowers on theirs.
Mrs. James Porter's neice of Elk
hart township is visiting her.
Children's day at the Christian
church next Sabbath.
Mrs, Clark Draper is still improv-
ing.
James Cuzick's mule team ran off
on the way to the cemetery Sabbath.
AS luck would have it no one was
hurt,
Some of the people attended the
Decoration at Butler Monday.
and Mrs, Mrs VIII Ill Ayers were over
to the Mulberry cemetery with flow
ers Sabbath.
Bonnie Wolfe, Helen and Elsie
Park and Miss Kelly have gone to
Warrensburg to attend the Summer
Normal.
Miss Eda Lockwood of Butler, who
has been visiting Mrs. DR.. Smith the
past week, returned home Sunday.
Mrs. Draper's sister of KANSAS
City, who has been taking care of
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VIRGINIA.

Geo. Crooks and his sister, j. w.
Park, visited their mother, Mrs.
Peter Crooks, at New Home Sunday.
She has been sick for about six
months.
Misses Tilla and Anna Woody of
Butler attended the Memorial exer-
cises at the M. E. church and the
decorating of the graves in the Vir-
ginia cemetery Sabbath.
j. S. Pierce of Butler was out Sat-
urday.
The band supper was well attend
ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sacre attended
the Decoration exercises at the Wood
fin cemetery near Foster Sabbath.
j. |. Wolfe of Burlington, Kan., is
visiting his parents Mr., and Mrs. c.
w. Wolfe.
One of Andrew Simpsons horses
died Sabbath.
Maxwell Park came home from
Warrensburg Wednesday of last
week to visit with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. w. Park.
From Aaron's Items One Year Ago.
Memorial day was well attended at
Virginia last Sabbath. The M. E.
church was well filled. Short talks
by D. c. Wolfe, Thad Harper and R.
F. Harper. James |. Wolfe, of Bur-
lington, Kan., was the speaker of the
afternoon. He gave good talk of
about half an hour and direct to the
point. He quoted the sayings of
Lincoln at the dedication of the GEM
etery for soldiers in the Wilderness.
AT the conclusion of his talk he re-
peated two stanzas of the poem en-
titled Cover them over with beauti-
full flowers" While in the grave
yard we looked at the names of a few
of the first buried there. First, Geo.
Cope, Feb. %, 1881; second, Robert
Cuzick, March IA, 1881; Henry Cope,
May 10, 1881; Grandpa Fleisher, June
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BUTLER. MISSOURI. THURSDAY. JUNE 2, 1910

Mrs. Draper during her sickness, has
returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Englehart gave So
cial last Saturday night in honor of
the young people of this vicinity.
Those present were Anna, Mamie
and Ruth Nestlerode, Bertha, Ada
and Oscar Craven, Maude, Olive and
Ernest Nightwine, Willie and Elsie
Englehart, Clarence, Jessie and Ed
ma Flemming, Albert Lenord, Geo.
Burke, Misses Georgia and Minnie
Smith, Fred Mager, Mr., and Mrs.
Will Ayres and Bessie Minor.
Ruth and Ruby 0rear went to But
Ter Monday to visit their father,
Fletcher Orear. Also, Miss Wilma
Smith is visiting in Butler,
Clara Mager and Matte Slade of
Amoret and Mr.. Rogers and sister Of
east of Butler visited the NJ. f. Sun
day School Sunday.
Sunday School at the Concord
school house every Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. Arthur Browning is on the
sick list.
Cyrus Nestlerode and family spent
Sunday with his father, N, NJ, Nestle
rode.
Roy Burk left Wednesday of last
week for Montana.
Misses May and Clara Riley of But
Ter visited their aunt, Mrs, Warder-
man, last week.
Allen Duke of Butler is visiting at
Wy. Osborne S.
Everett Drysdale's saddle mare,
which got cut on the wire some time
ago, died Friday. This is big loss
for Mr.. Drysdale.
The Children's day exercises at
Mt. Carmel were we'll attended. The
house was full.
Mr.. and Mrs. Osborne are rejoic-
ing over new granddaughter, which
came to the home of their daughter,
Mrs. Jess Lynde, in Oklahoma. Mrs.
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Osborne is visiting there. Mr.. Os-
borne has been following grandpa"
in the rain-water barrel to see how il
sounds to be called grandpa.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Baum of Passaic
visited Mrs. Baum's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, Robt, McCann, Sunday.
YOUNG AARON.
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Orchard Grove.

Mrs. A. Z. Moore and Mrs. }. A..
Steele spent Monday with G. w.
Rains and family.
Farmers have been somewhat dis
couraged with the rains they have
had recently.
A. w. Beech and family spent Sun
day with Lee Reese and family of
Spruce.
Charles McCombS had the miSfor-
tune to have his team badly hurt in a
runaway yesterday, Mr. McCombS
fortunately escaped.
We had quite a storm Monday.
Have heard of no damage except
blowing fruit off of trees.
Mt. and Mrs. LaFe CaSSity visited
at w. c. Turpin's Sunday,
We learn that T. B. Lceper, of
near Pleasant Gap, was bitten by a
copper head snake last night. DR.. V.
S. Cumpton was called to treat tie
case.
There will be preaching at Orchard
Grove Sunday, June 5th, by Bro.
Mayfield. Everybody come and hear
a good sermon, Sunday School
promptly at p. IN. Will have short
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AnOret.

Post.
Mrs. John Chester was reported
quite sick the first of the week.
Mr.. Lightener has sold his resi-
dence to Mr.. Spurlock for a consid-
Grafton of $3.50.
j. T, Nash, of Minden, Ncb., ar
rived Wednesday to visit his brother
in-law, Mr.. Caldwell, east of town.
VIII Witherow has added a new
porch to his residence.
Mrs. A, l.. Wort is visiting her
parents at Boicourt, Kansas.
c. H. Hutchins and NJ. G. SChauer
made trip to Sulphur Springs the
first of the week.
Fred Altman and wife and John
Bale and wife came in from Wash
ington Wednesday, and will make
their future home here.
Joe Wilson left Wednesday for AL
bany ON account of the sickness of
his father, l.. c. Altman, formerly of
this place.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-26
rows TAls7

We oiTer one hundred dollars re-
ward Tor any ease 81 caiarfh that can
~, be cured by Halls catArfh Cure.
If. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, o.
We. the undersigned, have known
F j. Cheney for the last Is years and
believe niiH R@Stec%-f
business transactions and financially
able TO carry out any obligations made
4st.s.ss.... rrf.s,.--. g. Afar.
ny ais lriii.- " AiuItis - tetf'ff'tlt - ef'
vim. Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls CaiarFh cmS is taken inter
nally, acting dFcesly epon the oloo''
aud Eluc0us suriaecs 0i thc system.
iiiuoniala srni free Price i0c lei
bottle. sold ~ 81 dfussigts.
rahe HaliS FAMILY pills for conaii
rAii0a.
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Teachers Will
Take Exams.

County Superintendent Wilson Viii
conduct the last teachers examination
for the year at the City hall begin.
ming tomorrow and continuing I'LL FRI
day noon.
On Friday afternoon the County
Teachers association will convene Fer
two days session An interesting
program has been prepared and The
public il invited 10 attend all sessions
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-26

Cabbage cents a pound at Bran
mons Phone roo
2. l.. Mcfarland has gone into the
chattel loan business and has secured 4
desk room IN i.ubmans jewelry store
s07 chickasAa avenue 26-4t
Will Kirkpatrick Of the Oklahoma
State bank has been called 70 Rogers
Ark.. BY the illness Of his father.
For McAlester lump and nut coal.
phone 32. chickasha Milling 90.
lo-lSdtl
Pythian Sisters masquerade ball.
Halloween night, October 81 BE sure
to attend. 24-'t
Miss Elizabeth Powell has returned
to Caldwell kan, after visit in this
city
Pytnian sisters masquerade ball,
Halloween night, October 81. Be sure
ID attend 24-7t
Get it At Browuson's drug store.
2-2s-tt
q Al Lents Of Ninnekah was here
last niebt 70 attend the debate.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-26

rle pleasant purHalise eject eSperi
emced hy AZ who use Chamberlain H
stomach ana LAer Tablets and the
healthy condition 81 tEe poas %Fg 4a'An
which they create. makes ono -ee. 10Y
iul. sold by an dealers a~~
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-26

TO Loan Have few thousand dol
lars 10 loan On bottom farms; must
have good title. WIN be until NOV.
5th at Rush Springs 0kla--A. =
Palmer 2I-2w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-26

THE MONEY WHICH YOU SPEND
AT HOME MAY COME BACK TO
YOU; SEND 1T AWAY AND YOU
SEE 1T NO MORE.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-26

mont tirn yourself into q human
asa index Pastehoard is cheaper
ara better for the purpose than brain
cells
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-26

Nephew tconEratulAtns his aunt on
har birthday -neaf aunt am So
~iad won are yesr older today File
esnds Biauer.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-26
A Halloween
Masquerade Ball

Under the auspices Of the Pyihian
sisters at the new X. Of 2. hall, Mon
day night. October ST. Tickets 70
cents per couple Good music and seY-
5ral amusep Is are assured 1871
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4 For Rem, two furnished rooms.
gas. electric light. access 70 telephone
and bath: soft water 7eS South Firth.
26-st
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-26

rverv nnpunishef murder takes
.sv someshlnx from ihc security o.
sr.rv mans life Webster
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-26


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Dont neglect your broken glass
Phone "a. ly'o'uu
Cabbage cents pound at Bran
mons. Phone 1885,
Mrs. i. 4. Wilson Of El Reno Is ~
the city the guest Of her sisters. Mrs
4 b. Leeds and AIrs- Fred Kinsel. Mrs
Leeds wni probably accompany her
home for few days visit
pythian sisters masquerade ball,
| halloween night October 81. De sure
10 attend zf''
FOR McAlester lump ana nut coal,
phone 81. chickasha Milling Co
lO-ls,dtf
Col. Bob Glover Of Rush Spring
was here yesterday and attended the
debate last night
Cabbage cents a pound At Bran
mons. Phone 1876.
For McAlesier lump and nut coal,
phone 80. chickasha Milling Go.
1O-ls.dtt
i. Il. Bryan is spending few days
al pilot Point, Texas, looking after
i Ills farm interests near that place
FOR McAlester lump ana nut coal,
\ phone 80. chiekasha Milling Go.
1O-ls-dti
Get It AZ the owl drug store. l7-ti
DR. r. ii. Williams has returned
from an extended visit in New Mexico
For McAlester lump and nut coal
phone %. chickasha Milling CO.
fO1s.dt
> Cabbage cents pound at Bran
: mons. Phone 1896
The High school football team vii
elay al Pauls valley Friday. The mex
game here viii be with Oklahoma city
y Nov Il.
ror signs that are neat and atra'
n tivo-The Cooper GO. lV'S-d'
phonograph repairing at the "Wate
Hospital is'
Hugh Livingston and his mother wer
aown from Minco last evening. Nv
nr.iyingston is taking msdical treatmei
from a Chlckasha physician.
For cobs and coal phone q, smal
ing Grain Co 4V-i7-1
PythIan sisters masquerade ba
Halloween night, October 81. pc SUI
,.aa "a
The Ladies Of the Maceabees ha'
4 issued invitations 10 a dance a. r.
p. har Thursday evening, oe'.
Humphrey orchestra will furnii
the music
Cabbage cents 4 pound a. Bra
mons Phone 7e6-
phone Us your glass ordc
va SEN the glass and put them
sash. Phone Gf.-'rhe Cooper CO.
= 1885,
w. II. Gilkey and children have
turned from visit to the Dallas 70
Drs. = b. Iarkins and Mary A. NJ
key. osteopathic physicians. All Gu
Bile diseases treated. MeFarla
Building. Phone 9ss. 5-l'
Cabbage } cents a pound az Br
mons. Phone Ts6.
or Those who Wish to pay their Deg
Z. 81 Honor dues will please pay them
= aliss Jessie Burch. corner Fourth
q Idaho. Time expires the 2sth-
Cabbage cents q pound at 81
mons. Phone ss6.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-26

wtss ~ n shhtlNl todA fountain.
f7u
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-26

Those who wish TO pay their Degree
"a Honor dues will please pay them ic
Niss Jessie Burch. corner Fourth and
Idaho. Time expires the ssth-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-26

Cabbage cents pound at Bran
mons. Phone 7a6.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-26

Cabbage cents pound az Bran
mons. Phone 7s6.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-26

Ii. f. Price aHa sister, Miss Eliza
beth. have returned hone trom 'he
Dallas fair and report a good time.
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Drs. =. b. IArkins and Mary A. Mar
key. osteopathic physicians. All cura-
ble diseases treated. Mcfarland
Building. Phone 9Ss. e-lV-t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-26

w. II. Gilkey and children have re-
turned From visit TO the Dallas fair
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-26

Glass Phone Us your glass ofder6
We sen the glass and put them y
sash. Phone Gi.-The Cooper 60.
10S-dtl
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-26

Cabbage : cents q pound AZ Bran
mons Phone 7a6-
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-05-10

three or four husbands. From WHAT
I see here I judge the statement -
true. These girls could nandie -
a.arooo American husband and rest
hetHeen rounds. I found a score a.
tho 6enot when I arrived and hired
one TO carry my trunk to the motel
The WAY was steep, but she agreed 10
take it up the hill for 5 cents. ana
t0ted it there on her back. the Wo-
men are the drays of Darjeeling, ana
the road carts as well. They carry the
dirt for repairing the streets, dlggiilg
it out of the hills with pick-axes ana
shoyeling it into great baskets faSt-
ened by a strap over the forehead %
the backs of these human drays. I4ach
basket holds two or three bushels, ana.
well filed. will weigh more than 100
pounds. The girl stands with the bas-