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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-07-28
ATLANTA, GA, july %, 1910.
How Hardxvick Treated a COnStitu-
emit, Country Boy, i'm Washing
ton City

CLAUDE HARDEN Of Amity, Georgia, Uin-
coin County, went on business trip to New
England, some months ago When preparing
for his return trip, he drew only twenty dol
lars from the bank, having calculated that
this amount would pay his way home. On
reaching Washington City, however, he found
that he had made mistake, and was two and
half dollars short of enough to buy ticket
to Augusta
You can imagine how this young country
man felt, when he realized his situation. He
had seen Mr.. Paul Bowden, of Thomson,
Georgia, pass through the gates of the South
bound train, as he himself passed outward;
and upon learning at the ticket-window that
he needed the two dollars and half, he tried
to get through the gates to ask Mr.. Bowden
to cash a check for the amount needed
In Washington, as in most large cities, you
can't pass the gates unless you show your
ticket and therefore Harden couldn't get to
BOwden.
Of course young Harden felt awfully lone
some and embarrassed, as any young man
from the country would have felt under the
circumstances. He wandered into the wait
ing-room and put his satchel down where he
saw other people doing the same thing
There's a restaurant in the depot; and young
Harden concluded to eat a snack, as it was
about 9 o'clock at night. CHANGING over
those who were at the tables, his eyes fell
upon his Congressman, Mr.. Hardwick The
sight was good for sore eyes, as you can
readily imagine. Young Harden considered
it a Providential occurrence that he should
be put in contact with his Congressman, in
such an emergency.
Hardwick knew young Harden so init
mately when they were both IN the Tenth
District, that he had got to calling him
"Claude'. Whenever they met on the streets
of Thomson, or Lincolnton, or Appling, it
was, "Hello Claude !'-and hearty hand
shake Harden keeps store at Amity, which
Hardwick has to pass on his way to Lincoln
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-07-28


old town, Hardwick frequently saw and
hailed his friend and ardent supporter,
Claude Harden.
Consequently, when the lonesome feeling
Harden discovered his friend Hardwick, sit
ting there In the restaurant, eating his sup
per, he felt good all over There qoas the
man aoho a00atld be delighted to cash a little
check for the constituent aohoma he had alavaYs
met acith the hearty sazutatiom, "Hez1o,
C7audep'
But this country youth was considerate
enough not to interrupt his Congressman
while taking his meal, so he waited until
Hardwick had finished, and had stepped to
the cashiers desk to pay for the supper.
Then Mr. Harden stepped toward his Con
gresham and was Immediately recognized.
"He1zo, Harden! qohat are you doing
here?" was the question which preceded a
hearty hand-shake.
give been on business trip to New Eng
land was the answer.
I'm on my way to Atlanta" said Hard
wick. rs there a'aythimg / can do for you,
IN Atzanta?"
mo, you can't do anything for me in IT.
I01otd, but you can do something for me
RIGHT HERE, if you will" replied Harden.
'What's that?" asked Hardwick
half for me- lack that much Of being able
to bug 4 TICKET HOME"
'See my Secretary!" said Hardwick hur-
rledly; and he rushed aa0ay, leaving Harden,
WITH O Ut EVEN TELLING HIM
GOOD-BYE
Could any incident more completely and
concluslvely expose the yez1oa0 streoh that as
IN the character Of that little rascal?
Harden had no acquaintance with Hard
wlcks Secretary, had no credentials to show
him, and did not even know where to find
him.
Harden and his brothers had been strong
HardWlck men-yet he treated Claude like
dog.
At that time, he did not dream of having
opposition at the next election, and he
thought he could safely indulge his natural
lngratltude and meanness.
No wonder that people are noticing his
furtlve eyes, and the way he turns away his
head while shaking hands with his constitu-
ents
Watch him, Boys-HE CAN'T LOOK 4
MAN Nv TIE EYES!
What Hardwick's Opponents Should DO
FIRST of all, they should cease to recognize
him as u gentleman, and should cancel the en-
gagements for Joint debates His refusal to
ask the men named by me-every one of
whom has been his ardent supporter-to in
vestigate the charges of drunkenness and dis
honest gambling, shows guilt. His conduct
in allowing himself cursed out, by an indig-
nant Sport, who tore up and threw in Hard
wlck's face the written evidence of one of his
repudiated "Debts of Honor, should close
against him the doors of every respectable
home.
The evidence of the Hotel Lanier incident
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CALI of the Ginger Out of 1t"

Tom Watson has decided to keep out of the
Georgia gubernatorial campaign this time That
takes practically all of the spice out of it, too.-
Washington Herald
Tom Watson has gotten the stump and he
may pour more ginger into the fight this year
We hardly think he will be able to keep out of
the gubernatoral scrap for Mr.. Watson dearly
loves a fight.-Savannah Press.
Pleas Stovall is abiding to the good old
times before | was "took" with Peace-war-
rant, and put under bond to "behave" Can't
do anything to anybody now, for fear that
might get my bondsmen into trouble"
With so much scrapping and joe Hill Hall
ing going on all around [ feel perfectly dis
gusted with the tameness of my own situation
Thomas e. Watson urges the voters of every
County i'm the Tenth Congressional (Georgia) Dis
trict to call meeting Saturday. August 6, at
their respective County Seats, to deliberate upon
and denomce the Hardwicl rule: this rule
will permit the nomination of a candidate by a mi
nority of the voters in minority of the Counties.
Lincoln County has already issued a call for the
Goth of July to discuss this important matter
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TO OUR READERS!

TO OUR READERS!
Patronize those who patronize U.s.
Glance over our advertisements, and
you will find out who those are.
1t will help me, nightly, if you will do
as | ashland you lose nothing by the
operation.
Yours truly, THOS. E. WATSON.
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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-07-20

John Ammer and daughter.
Miss Mabel. returned home to Far
go, Tuesday night.
Rev. S. B. Hustvedt arrived
Monday from Oakland, Calf, for a
weeks visit with nome folks.
Miss Hattie Gage of the Home
Finding Association of Ottumwa,
has been in the city since Monday.
Miss Florence Foley returned
to Topeka, Kansas Saturday, after a
visit with Mrs. Dan Snea and chill
dren.
Carl Kirkeby concluded visit
among relatives and friends here
last Wednesday and returned home
to Souris, y. d.
Mrs. Clara eum has been en-
ioying a visit from her granddaugh-
ter, Margery Severance of Milwau-
kee the past week.
Misses Alice and Florence
Farrell arrived yesterday from San
born, Iowa for a visit with Mrs w.
Jennisch and daughter.
j. S. Swenson and wife AMI
Mrs. c. NJ. Carver of Cresco were
business visitors here yesterday
coming down in an auto.
When you think of a new suit.
think of Bears.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-07-20

Herman Haase OF Iowa Falls
visited with relatives here yester-
day.
Walter Mott returned to Cresco
today after a few days visit with
his mother.
Mrs. j. Berry and children re-
turned to Minneapolis today after a
months visit with Mrs. E. ]. Con-
nor.
-Chas. Reed returned to duties
at Raymond, Wash. this noon after
three weeks visit with his par
ents.
Mrs. L. p Gellerman returned
to st. Paul yesterday after a couple
of days visit at the VIM. Gellerman
home.
Miss Minnie Jones returned to
Badger. Mimi. today, after a couple
of weeks visit at the T. Ingvaldsen
home.
Gust. Lynne has resigned his
position with the lone Price" cloth
Ter, S. Larsen, and departed today
for Detroit, Mimi.
Miss Cora Thompson departed
today for Glendale, Mimi. and 9TH
er points in n. ID. before returning
to her home in Toronto, S. d. She
has been visiting with relatives here
for several weeks.
Eggs are now 4c. they will be
zoe in December and January. Why
not preserve them now and save this
dlnerence? We are selling a prep
aration that will keep them as fresh
as the day thew are nicked Full
directions at Brunt & Parman's.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-07-20

-25c for nice 4-in-hand tie.
Bears.
Mrs. ]. B. Linde spent Sunday
with home folks at Ridgeway.
Mrs. A. G. Darcy went to Rice
vile Saturday for a visit with re,a-
tives.
Peaches by the bushel or any
other measure at John C. Hexom
& Sons.
Mrs. T. Lutz and daughter
Miss Mamie of Calmar were shop
ping here Saturday.
Senator F. II. Thompson OF
Cando, s. D. was the guest of ]. II.
Bradish few days last week.
Misses Agnes Lee and Goldie
Dowd Of Ossian were DEBORAH Wis
itors last week, returning home on
Saturday.
Mrs. Paul Qualley and Mrs.
O'af Qualley returned to Ridgeway
Saturday, after visit at the ]. T.
Qualley home.
Misses Rhoe and Hazel Hislop
departed saturday for Portland,
Ore, where they expect to make
their home in the future. Their
mother, Mrs. Geo. Hislop, accompa-
MED them to Minneapolis, for a
weeks visit with relatives.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-25
|MARBl TIM
4 Conn: 5 ROUND
SEASON soF Tla & 81 AMI
oMHIEsn isa AT HAND. ssfF

g ~ tSHNfS
Marble time III here. The backbone!
of winter is broken. II makes / no
Inference what the weather man may
|say nor nov the round hog peri ormed.
Spring a. coming right along and there
VIII be no more zero ssFeath sr There.
never ~ any zero Weathef aft Ell marble
sine sIts against the rules AMI the
rules ef marble time are as certain
and inyariable al the laws % the
|sMedes ana
It Isl difhcult eeure any very rer
liable oSrnnat dion cone erning the first
marble time Tie essallas ~ Of doubtful
Iantqnity ne Ssporlting edi tor can
tell ing about sit although there
was 4 time when ie was more inter
Eested ia the spastime than he now pro
Ifesses Id be In a lot off thing pertain
Ing 10 wrestling base bali and other
things which " not iintteress y well
regulated boy half 10 1rluch this
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-25

q ttttogney Barke innewankan,
l .ass5 "a y this Bag city aturday
III Fine vaudeville attracts ns every
might ~ NJ me srand theatre
baby hoy Was born 3to mi. ana Mrs.
=. Daoust last lhlludrada S5;Il5
81 BREEDER has had Isl her guest
Miss Katie Kettle N 81 ID
Miss Lillian Luck Ell Is spending her l
lEaasterS ton at M willie. q:
Rditor Kiiirasch ana vie Of warwick 81
were Devils 1 Lake 8yis itorss Monday S3
ShlITH 4.
Interior Decorator. ri
s COPPER, soff schaffer, Oak,
visited sin this city the fore part 81
the Week ID se4ss
81 Mrs gnatius Court, 81 + okio, var,
3 ytgit or 81 Devils Lak between trains
M llIpl 81 {;
Miss Jennie $Conye rs; of. Cando visit
ed last week TAT the Herman sauesgen
home.
Misses Mary ana, Nellie Norton ar Il,
spending TIE Easter \ vacation sc their
home I'LL Bartlett & & sI,s
ssSs Bert Greene returned last week from
M N ontan there he had been looking
over the land ssituati on u:
H q. q. Jones' u agent for the Dona1d-
son steamsbip lffss. call onS him foir
informal Isl about your cont emplated
trip.
James Duel aney has moved to Dew
ilss Lake from Spokane, having accept
lea position with the Great Northern
At this place.
n The roads III the country are report
ed Id excellent condition, and autoim1lo5-
FFbiles are mailing trips to all parts sof
the county with ut any difficulty
2. Mess has lust finished the ii,
stallation 81 one one 81 the latest model
iceless fonnt ains III Ms sphar.mnacy!s I'll
~ y Very handsome fountain ana one
q the best in HE north Il, v Y.
Nels sather 81 !ToWnersSS; county has
nrchased lots III the east I'D part of this
city and WIN build d Subs antiaff 1rtesi.
dance thereon tits summer and Will
make Devils Lake hts home. - 8 s*s n! As
Sanford 81 Hagen ana Anthony nj.
Holt both of this city were two ont
of twenty who passed the Registered
Pharmacist examinati don al. Fargo last
week. There were eighty persons whp
took the examin Hon. 81 which twenty
passed as registered pharmacies and
aH regis i fgteIshd pl1as:
,Inacists Devfls r,ake should
have Two 81 the twenty ID quite an;hon.
81. Both young men returned % this
! city the latter part iof last week. .
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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-25
BulRkl PREDICT
IRISH HON Rljl {
NORTH DAKOTA ExEcuTivE 81.
VI PArRlck's q DAY y SPEAKER &.
B GENERALLY OBSERVED.


u The day dedicated to 81. PaarIck, pa.
tron saint Of Erin. was appropriately
observed yesterday and slast night In
the twin cities, the most notable cele.
bration being that last nig ait sin tho Aus
ditorium by me Church ofs the Inlmac
late Conception where Governor John.
Burke of North Dakpta, aftari ID spending
many extra hours III delayed trains,
Was the principal speaker. 3ssSs
Home rule FOR ireland was not only
$he topic, hut was also the prsdl ton
sof Governor Burke. ornS the state
of affairs "A the English parliament he
said ne saw that the time Is not Tar
distant when the land IL Ireland WIN
ybe placed An the bands off the people.
Home rule IN he must FOL
low the destrucfi on of land lord ism be-
cause the Irish VIII never 1be satisfied
unit they govern tthenageIVe s III their
own count =
Governor Burke u address, was i itttty
passioned and historic by turns. II
is pretty ven setsl lea, n he admitted.
shat ST was born ~ Scotland
but he cosildnstt help that As soon 81
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-25
(. ] 4: JEy S

BIS Fcr Surety Bonds eall3 "a 81 Il. Jones'
Harry Lord, u cando, was III .I54s alh
81 g III Friday
Rev Meisel 81 tsars,ke was ii III ;De,y,ils
Lake Sunday. ltS
Hon, 81 Henry was sat 1,a III, I 81 4
!; business Mpnd
Won Webster vent Is Webste,r, q, OH
bushes Saturday. s55}y
III lack MEG van viii arm m near STARK
weather this yeaar:
s IL Flynn was II this city from
Grand forks honda q M 3a2S7
81 Miss Anna was IL the city
from Bart Saturn ay. ODD
ss$s. Mrs y. ~ Arnold returned from 4
visit a Indiana nj day.
81 Col. Jos. Kelly was up the Farmers
l line On business Friday 5s35
Miss Glars And , Of D ~ visi-
ted y this city saturd ay. s:3}sj
Mrs. Oliver Olsen went i to Little.
Falls ffer = visit last week. *.=5ss
John N daher always 4 ma ID 3 money oa
hand fer farm q, 4 delay
.. W. ohnstad went to Edmore ny
entOmobil the & latter ippars Is hast
week 43ts.sss
attorney Fred: Kelly, q Isakota MAS
n tis sly 4: lega 81 leg
II 0 s 81 4 IS .S15s
slhonasH Hugh and WIN. 9 'Brien,
& have been trsnsferred here from the
I; $shurs yt lIIIavres
and Ma. q Ras q sorenson5 ii
Webster, visited in this CITY the iat;,
tsr u. q u last Wesk;
...Il lSU
Eszs Insurancesss onds alIment Loans
| Geo. W !. iooers Fl
Bangs Bin. al 81.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-25

I
4 MN. alter B. Gsroomer Sis itings
her parents at mona, MINI. gss
Norman Morrison was a Devils Lake
visitor from lobster Sunday s5s
/ The children Of, Mr. and Mrs. VIM
Falger are sick with IneasIe
Thomps son returned last week
from 4 business trip 70 Canada
John ": Maher makes rarm loans
at lowest rates and easy terms.
Miss tsusta Waudtke went tto}
barn syilIe on q visit last week.
Have YOU sent your III order for 81; trees
| ~ the Devils Lake Nursery yet? t 81.
N. Sullivan, 81 rand Forks was
lbusine visitor IS this city Monday
/ Gail On s. e. Jones Tor steamship
tickets e u from all points, 81 Europe.
Harold Dodge Is 81 nom efroms the
lagricult ufal college to spend his Fas-7
ter ss3
MISC Alotse Be ford Is home from
the Uniyersit 80 spend her Easter
Vacati lon. ffsS
Howard Maher who9is attending the
state Suhiyersity Is 1t home 10; spend
lhis vacati Oh. j5 5S$
II. b. Fiji 81 tzsimmons was q business
fYtsitpr in the metro polls from Grand ,,1
Forks Al Monde
b John Maher Win make. farm
loans that you can pay on any inter
est payment date. &
| Miss Pearl Dueil, who Is teaching at
Park River returned home for her
Easter vacation Saturday. .s.s 5Ss:
Miss Jennie Belle Lewis Is home
from the state universitt to spend her
Easter vacation with her parents.
! Don't ask youlrr friends Is 60 on yos,r
bonds when YOU can gst q Surety Bond
nom 3. 6. Jones az ! nominal. costt 4
SA party of young folks from this
4 city attended the Patrick day
dance at crary hast Thursday eveniing:
Henry johnson had accepted "a %:
isfttoih with the Galliger drug store III
Mfnot and went to mat scitty Saturday
night &Fs . 5' q
Il. II: Baitsan, Of Toxic was $in the.
/ city between trains Monday on bust
ness With Vie head once q the Farm
ers Grain CO. s4
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Gum, HIKING
north of thia city are the proud par
entss of q baby boy, born 70 them Fri
sd!aa last &. q n ss,5
\ Henry johnson, Jay tller, and: Az
Inert ilday we're AZ IagIrimore attsnd-
i ling ire ST. Patrick's Day dance last
T p eYe |all 5.3,. 5 IS s,
Remsmhers the Juvenile Boston Op-
Il era 60. at me Grand Monday even.
i This VIII Sbe the leading sVauda,
4 vile attraction 81 ths season = IN.
MI y and Mrs. q. w. KeIy who have:
been spending several months III the;
south returned home ;Friday: g.. % 81 5a5
4 OLE Borgeson and Christ old, Of,
4 Hamar, were In Devils Lake Monday
on business before Jildg Cowan: %
| Robert Mel Tea who has been for
Some time III the emplo OF the Great;
Northern at this place has resigned
Il his position and gone tos Winnipe g..
Now Is the time to have your buggy
placed IA repair and new rubb tires:
put on. Also 70 have yoriu :plIows Ia
Epaired. we have recently added some
4 new plow repairing machinery and;
$Eare prepared ito as your york prompt
4 " Il = first class. manner. DO NOT
i wait until the spring rush Is on but
bring them III now and have them
4 ready for use sas soon as the frost
n goes out Of the ground (. NJ. H. Mandy
& n. Bendeke, Grand Master, of the
II Masonic order for; ssortth Dakota ac-
commanded by; hhe Grand lecturer a,
4 u. Woods, ON visited Minnewaus
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-23
A SPECIAL BARGAIN.

7-room house, lot 110xlS0 feet, north
east corner, near car line; 5000 cash
and balance $12 per month. Price
$1,000 PHILLIPS G. ROCHE,
6-2i-St Oklahoma State Bank Bldg.
callaway's Colts will play the Rush
Springs team al the fair grounds
Sunday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-23

From to u o'clock Saturday morn
ing G. c. c. will sell every wash suit
in stock regardless Of cost for e5
cents. 6.2s-2t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-23

The year-old-baby Of Fred Cox, a
cabman, died yesterday at the home
on Kansas avenue and was buried to-
day in the Odd Fellows cemetery.
Short services were held at the house.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-23

We offer one hundred dollars reward
for any case OF catarrah that cannot
DO cured by Halls catarrh Cure. F.
j. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known r.
J Cheney for the last is years, and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
BY hts firm.
WALDING. KfNNAN a MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. o.
Halls catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
Testimonials sent free Price, 75c per
bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-23

Get Brodie's photos, they are better
and cost you less. 4o1 Kansas avenue.
6-16-10t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-23

Mss Charlotte Chase who has been
spending several months in the north
arrived home last night, accompanied
by her sister, Mrs. F. N. Brunson,
from Carrie, Iowa, who will spend
several weeks visiting with Mrs. Brun-
sons parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ.
Chase.
The Farmers State bank. capital
$4,000, No. li6 South Fourth street
6-2S-dtf
A. H. Duke and family OF Ardmore
are visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
N. H. Duke, 1910 Shepheard street.
How about that season ticket for
Chautauqua? Why not buy it now
and save 5Oc2 14-tf
Let us fill your prescriptions. The
Model. 6-2sd-tf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-23

Let us fill your prescriptions. The
Model. 6-2sd-tf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-23

Pianos at sS a month. Phillips Mu-
sic House. 3-s-tf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-23
BRIEF BITS OF CITY NEWS

Best assortment fresh feed, stock
and poultry Freeman's. Phone 269
The Farmers State Bank, No 1ls
South Fourth street. 5-7-d'f
Z. c. Burton left this afternoon for
trip through California, Oregon.
Washington an dother parts Of
west. He will be gone about six weeks
Bear In mind our prescription Dc
rartment The Model. s2d-tf
Mothers, prepare your boys for
school suits at c. c. c. big quit sale.
One dollar will go as far as $500. Go
and see for yourself. 6-2S-2t
Mrs. W. T. Atkins is the guest Of
Mrs. John W. Brown, 627 South Sixth
street.
II YOU want an A-No. Jersey milch
COW, fresh, phone Marsh, M-2. 21-3t
DR.. o. N. Owensby is spending a
few days in Girard, Kan, on profess
.sional business.
Drs. F. B. Larlkins and Mary A. Mar
key, osteopathic physicians. All cura-
Bile diseases treated. Mcfarland
Building. Phone sSs. 5-1O-tf
Mrs. Emma Fitch leaves Saturday
for Topeka, Kan, to spend a few
days.
A limited number Of roses, gera-
NUNS and chrysanthemums at 10 cents
each, 81 per dozen. until July /. Yer
benas and astors 25 cents per dozen
Chickasha Greenhouse. 13-tf
Pianos at sS month. Phillips Mu-
sic House. s-S-tf
chickasha Coal. Grain and Bottling
Co, Freeman's, phone 269. 6.3-dtf
H. B. Granlee of the Frisco force
leaves today ior a vacation in Colo
rado.
Fired seed OF all kinds, fresh stock
Freeman's. Phone 269. 6-3-dtf
Ok. Chick. feed for baby chicks; 10
lbs. 35c. Freeman's. Phone 2G9.
6-3-dtf
Friday and Saturday are the big sale
days at G. G. G. DO not miss them.
6-2S-2t
Mrs. Kate Switzer will arrive from
Old Mexico today to visit for time
with L. B. Summers and family.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-23
IT's A RAReAIN.

Forty acres, near Chickasha never
on the market before. II must ba sold
now. You can double yo'lr money in
two years. Can be had for little more
than one-half the price Of adjoining
land. Part cash, balance on time or
trade for good property.
6-22-tf. W. S. STALEY.