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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-04-17
Motion Realty Go
This Is Your Opportunity If
You Want a Bargain

$50 acres. the very best black land
in Greene county. Alabama, two miles
fBoligee, 500 acres in cultivation,
200 acres splendid meadow and 436
acres virgin timber, splendid truck
and fruit soil: has is tenant cab
ms, oyerseer's house of 4 rooms; ar
tesian well and plenty of springs
all over the property. The artesian
water is slightly mineral and is con-
sidered in that locality the finest
water on earth. A good farmer can
raise hogs on this place and clear
$4,000 a year; can clear $4,000
year on hay. and could make 400
bushels of corn and $50 bales of cot
ton year. 1t is considered the finest
plantation in Greene county and is
easily one of the richest in the en-
tire state; crop failures are unknown.
Only s25 per acre. worth every cent
of 500 per acre; terms to right
party. This Is a bargain for sons
one. Address VISA, care Age-Herald.
takes only $4,000 to swing this deal.
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SMITH CULLOM & co.
Home and Investment Bargains
in Greater Birmingham
A SACRIFICE

A SACRIFICE.
SO 900 home in WoodlaWn sacrificed on
account of misfortune; 8 rooms, two
halls, two baths, electricity, gas; lot
100x200 think of thatD; beautiful shade
trees and flowers; large garden in rear;
must go at once. VIII be sacrificed for
$3.50 to a quick purchaser; easy terms
Apply at once
A FAIRVIEW BEAUTY.
Seven-room, two-story. modern house on
lot 50x150 one block from car line. Cab
met mantels and modern in every re-
spect, and a bargain. Price $500. Terms
easy.
SNAP IN EAST LAKE.
Lot eox1so, with broom modern house
cabinet mantels, etc. Being sold to
satisfy loan. Price $780, terms easy.
We have a southside investment which
is paying 1871 per cent. Price for quick
sale $1,000. Cash $1,000 balance easy. See
us Monday about this. Will sell out
right or trade for nice residence.
We have vacant properties all over town
See us about them.
We have a client who wants to invest
in good paying real estate. or business
property.
$780,
$500 cash and $50 per month will secure
splendid, strictly modern. two-story
S-room residence; has nice basement
furnace, CRATES. gas, electric lights and
everything desirable to make a salts
factory home. Property Is well locat-
ed In very best section of North High
lands. 1t would be cheap at $4,000, hence
is a good investment at 1890. See this
and be your own Judge. 1t is a snap
$3.50
Beautiful vacant lot. 50x16S feet deep
Well located on top Of hill in North
Highlands Would be cheap at $1,000
Owner must sell at once and wants the
cash, but might be induced to accept
easy payments with responsible party
so he can handle notes. Let us show
you this.
$780,
Beautiful cottage, large front porch, with
double middle hall, great big back
porch; FIVE very large rooms strictly
modern, on pretty. elevated lot in walk
ing distance, facing south. overlooking
city One-half block of car line on 14tf
avenue, north. between 18th and 10th
streets Owner paid several hundred
dollars more than above price and go
a bargain Is compelled to quit worl
and leave city for rest. on account o.
broken health. This is a snap. W.
are the exclusive agents, and will sci
1t this week. See us about 1t.
Smith Williams & Bass Realty
Company,
600 Farley Bldg. Bell 4s4e; Peoples s2ss
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JohnH.Minge
210-11 First Natl Bank.
Birmingham, Alabama.
FOR SALE

IMPROVED.
$25, 000-Two- story brick, Third ave-
nue., near 18th street.
$11 500-Elegant new home. hardwood
floors, near Phoenix club. Good terms.
$11,000-Handsome brick veneer resi-
dence not far from Highland avenue.
s9500-Lovely place just off OF High
land avenue, four bed rooms, two
baths, hardwood floors.
$6500-New 2-story residence, south Of
Highland avenue and east of -oth
street
s55O0-Modern east front Norwood cot
tage, hardwood floors.
s5500-Northside corner, pays $40 per
month. A money maker
s475O-New 2-story residence, 18th
avenue Fountain Heights.
s4O00-Two-story corner house, S. goth
street one block of 23d street car.
$3750-New 2story residence, west
End large lot, car one block.
| $3750-New corner residence. Convfn-
| lent to Fountain Heights car.
| $3500-Elegant Woodlawn new cottage.
| Convenient to car
uNIMPROVED.
| $10,000-Third avenue lot near 1Ith
street. This should show a quick
profit.
s6OOO-Lot Second avenue, near 2oth
street.
| S2T50-Norwood lot, car half block.
| 800 per foot, Highland avenue.
MCCONNELL & BRAXTON,
| Real Estate, Rentals, Insurance, Loans
| 2107 Third Ave. Phones olo.
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EAST LAKE.

SlsOo-5-room brick cottage on LIST ave-
nue, opposite car barn; $500 cash,
balance SIS month, with per cent
interest
Several desirable manufacturing sites
Our reputation insures a square deal
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FOR SALE

s320O-6-room cottage, one block car on
South Goth street, Woodlawn; $l5o0 CASH
will arrange balance
a47bO-s rooms. 2-story. modern house, one
block car, Fountain Heights; $1,000 cash,
balance easy.
@75o-New 7-room. 2-story. modern home
on Southside with furnace heat, storm
sheeted hardwood floors. mission nm
ished inside: $500 cash, balance monthly
$500 rooms, 2-story house. one piock
car. Fairview; $500 cash, balance SO;
monthly.
ss2oo-5 rooms cottage, near Osceola sta
ton, Fairview; $500 cash, balance 81
monthly.
JOHN B. BETHEA
gill LIST Avenue. Bell s@. Peoples lo7'
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SOUTH HIGHLANDS.

SOUTH HIGHLANDS.
S6500-16th avenue, south, east of 20th
street. new, modern 2-story, S-reom
dwelling, with hardwood floors. fur
mace, ETC.; $500 cash, balance te
suit
Many other attractive homes and
some desirable lots on South Highlands
See us about them.
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FOR RENT

store, 113 No. 21st street. central To-
cation; will give reasona bly, long
lease for desirable business.
store, corner I'd avenue and 18th street
new building; fine soft drink stand
or grocery.
Cottage, rooms and hall. (May l.,
Fairview.
GEORGE BILBE, Agent,
2104 1st Ave. Bell 81.
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FAIRYIEW

FAIRVIEW.
$700-Nice lot near car line, facing
east
S2100-Neat 5-room cottage. gas, cleo
trio lights, city water easy terms.
s31o0-Nice 7-room dwelling on high lot;
500 cash. balance like rent.
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FOR SALE
NORWOOD.

SS950-15th avenue. north. between
25th and 10Th streets; new broom
$55OO-2S13 18th avenue, north, new
7-room 2-storv modern dwelling on
car line; three others in same block.
all on easy terms.
$6100-1427 n. oath street, modern s.
room dwelling, only $500 cash, bal
ance easy.
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For Rent

/ 1919 18th avenue, rooms, bath, $40.
2013 Avenue H, rooms. bath, $40.
1924 Avenue I, rooms, bath. $40.
1929 Orange avenue, 8 rooms, bath, fur
mace, s45.r
1907 18th street, rooms, bath, furnace, s4S.
1o1s st. Charles street, rooms, bath, fur
mace, $50.
1927 Avenue H, rooms, $40.
1925 Avenue H, s rooms, $40.
| SIG Goth street rooms, $75
17H 18th avenue, rooms, bath, furnace,
$3.50.
$50 soth street, 10 rooms. bath, furnace
S42. so.
1925 18th avenue. 10 rooms, bath, s45.
| S19 Goth street, 10 rooms, bath, $50
e18 goth street, 10 rooms, bath, steam
heat, 500.
| 1921 10Th street u rooms furnace, SIS.
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
2024 I'd avenue, $3.50.
11s LIST avenue, stable and warehouse, 800.
2012 1st avenue, 25xi4O, stories, 1925
2o14 1st avenue, 25x14o, stories, 1926
2104 LIST avenue, 25x140, 1-story, $50.
1908 I'd avenue, 25xfo0, s75
1870 I'd avenue, 3x14o stories, sl75
2o2S-30 I'd avenue, 50x1o0 l story and
basement, $3.50.
| 2612 ID avenue 25x140. stories, $50
2614 I'd avenue, 25x140. 2 stories. $50.
1922 Sd avenue, 26x140 Q upper floors.
| 2125 Sd ave. Oak Hill Marble Works, $40.
1911 4th avenue, &x14o. history, 800.
1911 4th avenue, 26x14o, 2 stories, s125,
1873 4th avenue, 25x140, stories, 800.
/ 2319 list avenue, 25x1571a, stories, s175.
| 1910 4th avenue s75.
2o17 4th avenue 2x140. 1-story, s115.
FOL 18th street. 25x50, 1-story, $50
2O13 Morris avenue, 25xS2, 1-story, s125
2202 Morris avenue, 25x100, stories, SIS
100 South Goth street, 40x150, 1-story, $110
3O5 North 20th street. 25x140, history. 5000.
2201 Morris avenue, 50x8211, 2-story, 500.
In addition to the above we have a
choice list of offices in the Chamber OF
Commerce and Empire buildings; apart
ments in all parts of the city several fur
nished houses; a large number of subur-
ban residences and business houses; va
cant lots for rent; vacant lots on which
owners will build to suit tenants; halls.
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WOODLAND.
s3500-Sh erred avenue, 10-room, 2-story
dwelling, two baths; very desirable
$225O-Sherrod avenue, nice 5-room cot
tage; part cash, balance $25 month.
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This Cut

Represents an ESTATE of 1900 acres
of the finest farming land in the South.
This land has been owned by the sans
family for EIGHTY years, and has
never been offered for sale before.
There Is 20C0 acres in high state Ct
cultivation, including zoo acros OF
BLUE GRASS and a large orchard OF
young fruit trees, balance in timber.
This land will grow in abundance
WHEAT, ALFALFA, CLOVER, COT
TON, CORN and other crops and is nne
for cattle. The place Is well improved.
with a picturesque residence, number
of tenant houses, entire place under
fence and plenty of pure SPRING WA
TER. -
THE U. S. GOVERNMENT SOIL SUR
yEY shows this to be rich HAGERS-
TOWN LOAN AND MEADOW LAND.
There are two trunk lines of railroad
through che property, and another road
graded. On the property Is large part
of SWAN AND BEAVER LAKES. These
lakes are considered the FINEST FISH
ING AND DUCK SHOOTING preserves
in north Alabama. Only 2h hours
ride from Birmingham on Louisville
and Nashville railroad. The climate Is
rood and 1t is a healthy place to live
THERE NEVER WAS A BETTER or
PORTUNITY OFFERED TO SECURE
AN ESTATE THAT ANY MAN WOULL
BE PROUD TO OWN.
II you wish to buy to turn for q
profit this is your chance as local par
lies are waiting to buy small tracts d
this land at great increase over wha'
1t can be gotten for as whole. Idea
location OH property for town site
This property is high class IN every re
spect. For further information appi,
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New Bargains

$3.50 will pick upS10o feet at Rising. one
block from South Ensley car line, near
new ball park.
s550O-Only $500 cash, new Groom modern
home on Cypress street; all modern I'M
provements, including tile bath room;
can move right in.
s12. 5OO-Norwood home, 120x19o, splendid
house. corner.
81, 5O0-Splendid home on Capitol park.
s2200-6- room new house, Fairview parks
good terms.
s3250-50 feet on Iroquois street, South
Highlands.
$3.50 Beautiful cottage, modern, Rich
mond Place.
$750O-50x190, two houses, 9Th avenue, be-
tween Gath and 25th streets, fronting
park.
S. e. THOMPSON & co.
Bell phone No. "a. 223 N. 21st st.
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A Lot Wanted on Avenue E

A lot wanted on Avenue E, 50x190, or
75x140. Purchaser desires a location on
Avenue E, within three or four blocks
east or west of 10Th street, or might con-
slider a lot one or two blocks of Avenue
E, same neighborhood. Object, manufac-
turing Site Vacant property preferred.
Customer has cash money. Price must
be right. We are ready and waiting
what have you to offer?
Smith Williams & Bass Realty
Company,
600 Farley Bldg. Bell 1915; Peoples 32SS.
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RESIDENCES-NORT
les 18th street, 5 rooms, 81 so.
S1e 18th street, rooms, SIS.
1919 Rush avenue, rooms, bath, W. 90.
1528 goth street, rooms, bath, $50.
1890 18th avenue, 6 rooms, bath, W. Oh.
15es Goth street, rooms, bath, s3o.
1880 Jasper street, rooms, bath, s25.
2612 7th avenue, rooms, cottage, s2o.
1926 14th avenue, rooms, bath, 27 80.
1901 10th avenue, Z rooms, $50.
1913 18th avenue. rooms. bath. s3s.
1881 18th avenue, rooms, bath, $50.
2011 14th avenue. rooms, bath. S3S.
1915 Sth avenue, rooms, s375O.
1914 9Th avenue, rooms, $40.
1916 9Th avenue, rooms, $40.
1905 18th street, rooms, bath, FUR
mace, $50.
2514 18th avenue. rooms, bath, furnace,
$50 co.
z5o4 9th avenue. rooms, $3.50.
1925 5th avenue, rooms, sos.
100 21st street, rooms, $50.
1915 sth avenue, 10 rooms, $40.
40 sd street. 10 rooms, two baths, $50.
2o0S 9Th avenue, IL rooms, S75.
ls04ll 4th avenue, IA rooms, second
floor $50
RESIDENCES-SOU
el5 SOth street. rooms, $3.50.
1904 Virginia avenue, rooms, Jain, 900.
2513 Avenue #, 8 rooms, bath, SO.
$40 18th street. 6 rooms, bath, s25
1920 Avenue F, rooms, monthly, s27.5o
sOs Georgia street, rooms, bath, $50.
1907 Avenue I, rooms. bath, 27.5o.
1909 18th avenue, rooms, bath, $3.50
liz 18th street rooms, bath, monthly,
S35. 90
1890 18th avenue, rooms. bath. s47.5o.
1912 Alabama street, rooms, bath, $50.
1870 18th avenue rooms. bath, $40.
1900 18th avenGe. rooms, apartment, s4o.
1911 18th avenue, rooms, apartment $40.
1914 18th avenue, rooms. apartment, $40.
1431 18th avenue, rooms, bath, s42 90
1857 Avenue d. rooms. second floor, S2o-
COL 23d street, rooms. bath, s2o.
l716 18th avenue, rooms, bath, furnace,
$50.
2O15 Avenue Fl, rooms bath, $37 80.
1926 Avenue I, rooms bath, SS7 30.
ISL Avenue I, rooms, bath, $S5.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-18
NO CHANCE FOR HIM TO REST
Overworked Farm Servant Wouldn't
Believe in the Possibility, Even
IN Heaven.

Not long since. ia village in the
north Of Scotland. The parish minister
meeting farm servant who Is a mem.
Der Of his locls, the Following conver-
sation ensued.
Parish Minister Wen, John. ana
how are things doing with you?
hope YOU are keeping well
Farm Servant Hech. sir, it's hard
work hae TO dae. nae rest from
morn tae nicht work an work an no
"a minutes peace for me
Parish Minister Well, John. VIC
must all do our share III The work 81
this world Remember, II Is only The
preparation for bctser world. where
there win be no more work 10 be
done.
Farm Servant Weel Str that may
be for the likes o. yon. but I'm no
sae sure that there win DC naethine
for me to dae in The other world. II
viii be the same thing there. and in
be told. John. clean the sun. John
haEg oot the moon; John. light The
stars and 50 on I've nae doabt
they'll find something for me to do
unlucky man thar ann.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-18
ne MODERN GIRL AT HOME
ainty and Pretty, and All That, But
Their Ways Would Shock
Their Grandmothers.

The two girls had written, asking
he woman to tea They wanted to
meet her, to see how she looked and
Behaved. for some reason or other
When she arrived she found beauti-
ul studio furnished in exquisite style,
Tor one OF the girls was an interior
decorator. She found the two girls OF
much daintiness and prettiness and
exceedingly modest and lovely, so
much so that she was half afraid to
breathe in their presence, afraid she
might say or do something to shock
them, having lived for some years in
a Bohemian set She drank the tea
they gave her and talked on different
topics which she thought would inter
est young girls. Finally one Of the
girls, pointing to a cigarette stub in
an ash tray on the window sill, said
apologetically
4 suppose that shocks you awfully,
doesn't II? 1t belongs to Stella. She
will smoke now and them
The woman took heart. "It doesn't
shock me so very much" said she.
I'D like one
Stella hastened to find the box Of
cigarettes.
THAT was why left home" she
said My father told me | had either
to leave home or quit smoking
The other girl, in the beautiful and
dainty white lawn, with small pink
roses in it. arose anu going to the
drawer Of her desk brought out box.
She opened it and took out small
perfumed cigar
These" said she. suit me better.
Cigarettes are too mild
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-18

Belief in That Country That Females
Have No Souls Leads to Cruel
Treatment.

An Engishwoman, Mrs. Benn, has,
like so many other English folks
whose one wish seems to be that for
eign countries they should go see.
been travelling about Persia, which she
does not seem to fancy greatly, and
the people and their customs less.
Those who live in Seistau, for III.
stance, that is the men, treat their
wives badly, as orieptals usually do.
and why not. since nothing is SO GER
tain as that women have no souls. The
Seistani, then do not respect women,
and after the usual fashion of the east,
treat them as playthings while they
are young and pretty. The women are
not as unhappy ais they might be. Mrs.
Benn thinks they are thankful while
the day Of jewels and silks lasts, and
afterward as age comes on, drop back
into drudges. caring for their success
sors' children, and content If they are
not beaten.
In Persia as in most eastern coun.
tries, there are great numbers or peo.
pie with sore eyes, owing largely to-
the glare and dust ana dirt. and Mrs
Benn, being presumably a woman with
ideas on hygiene, thinks yet more Of
the multitudes OF flies which swarm
over all food and the faces Of the chill
dren without disturbing the Persians
at all. What troubles Mrs. Benn most
Of all is the fact that she saw women
and camels harnessed together draw
ing the plow and is Of the opinion
that In some villages a wife is estimat.
ed to be worth so many goats, or
sheep, or donkeys, or camel or two"
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Terrell, J. c.,.1 Terrell. Elmer, Il
That Man Stone, / Thompson & Bur
ney. ] Thomson, w H., /; Thomson
A. B.. / Thwettt. r. r., .; Tidwell
Earnest 1 Tignor F., p Tolon, Pat
| TreadweIl D j., / Turner Thad
l Turner E b., / Tye, r. p, 4
utterback & Marshall, 1;Urban, a
NJ. 1.
Venable, John i
Warford, L., J. Warren. Dr. Frank
Webker, Henry, l; Welborne & Me
Gala, /; Wells Auto Co., L Wells &
CO. / ; Westfall F. e., / WestlalSe, H.
f. I White. A. G.. 1; Whitiker, VIII,
~, Williams. Llod, Williams, Dr..
4 H, 1; Williams. E. b., Williams,
II p Williamson, H. f., Co. a vii
mont, Dr. l., Wilson, R. A., /, Web
lSer n. r., i M
Yeates, Joe, /; Yearta. G. W., i;
Yeaton, q p, /; York, j. r., D.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-18

" you wish not to be or an angry
temper, do not feed the habit; throw
nothing on it which will increase iii;
at first keep quiet and count the days
on which you have not been angry |
used I'd be in passion every day;
now every second day then every
third; then every fourth Bnt il you
have internitteo 80 days, make sac
rifice to God. For the habit at first
begins to be weakened, and then is
completely destroyed when you can
say: Il have not been vexed today.
nor the day before. nor yet on any
succeeding day during two or three
months; but took care when some
exciting things happened From
Epictetus.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-18
Genius and Poultry.

tits remarkable what great intellects,
from Darwin and Tegetmier down,
have interested themselves in the
science of poultry and pigeons. The
commercial side of this study has
reached its highest degree in the
American chicken market, the leader
of the world A little special scien-
tiic knowledge will often save a whole
farm full of chickens. turkeys, ducks
and geese, and every family raising
poultry or bees needs good bee and
poultry books in plain. simple English,
for the boys and girls to read and
study. Almost all children take a nat
ural and vivid interest in the myster.
les Of the barnyard.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-18

Acting Secretary w. w Clark Of the
Chamber of Commerce furnishes the
Following comples5 membership roll
Il shows s96 members, who subscribe
ter total Of 46S membership. Each
membership represents $l.5O monthly
dues. making the total income S7O2 per
month.
In the list below appears the name
Of each member followed by the num-
her Of memberships takeu
Abernethy, II b, Adams, A. f..
a Allard, Cad, 4 Ambrister Dr. J.. c..
] Andrews, Fred. / Armstrong-spin-
ming Lumber Co, Atkinson, q E.,
Atwood, r. N l. Askew, J. s., T.
Bailey, Frank My Bank Printing
CO. | Banner Store, Il Barefoot &
Carmichael J. Barr G. All IL Bates,
CT, Il Bayless, Clyde .; Baze, Dr..
r ], ii Bennett, A W, h; Bennett,
w r., Bennett & Guthrie 1 Bird
8. w, / Bishop, J b. /. Blair, I'll
atty ] Book. A r., Boldry w. NJ.
! Bond Pr s H., 4 Bond, Dr. j M.,
4. Bond & Melton, 4; Bonnel. Eli. w.
Fl, +; Boone & Rickets, /; Brashear,
o., l. Brown, G a., 4 Brown, ) 81,
Il; Brown g p 4 Brown, ]. W, a;
Brownson, H. u. Bryan i. H..
Buick Auto Co, Buie & Wallace, 4:
Bunnell, NJ 81, Il Butler Nj. L.. n;
Burgett & Stacy Burk, Dusall. Ii;
Burney, Ed Ir Bursham, q RI, II;
Burton, J. B., J.
Callahan = X. Callahan j. W..
I callaway f., j Calvert George.
Cameron w Nj, d Carrier K West
I.umber Co, 4; Carter & CO., j. il. IL.
catteraIl. W. H. d; cayett. Il. MI. NJ;
Central Grocery Co.. i; Chase L. Nj,
] l-S Chastain ID, n Chapnlan. ".
w, /; chickasha Business College, IL:
Chickasha Cigar Factory chick
asha coitoh Oil O.. , Chickasha crys-
tal lie co. ? chickasha Electric SUB.
ply CO, . chickasha Iron Works. ";
chiskasha Light, Heat 4 Power co..
! Chickasha Lumber CO.. i: Chick.
a.ha Milling a., b Clnckasha Ma.
fional Bank A chickasha Roofing
Co4 Il Chiekasha Steam Laundry, III,
Chickasha Typographical Union. II:
Citizens National Bank, Al City Bak
cry T; City Meat Market, 1 clark
8 B,, l;A claycomb & Anderson B.
Clements, r $ & CO.. / CLOUD. II. ~
? Cloud, W H. : Cochran. R. Ai.
Cochran, A B- ~ Cochran Clothing
So. coifman q, # Collins Pick
ciA & Co. " conley "a RI !; COOK
Jonas, ! Cooper 60. l Copeland
xasette' n corbin. pr W#s.. "; cop.
EN- Dr Mv cowan Chester. III.
Cowun Edgar Coulter Dr q. B..
Courtney ii r. cox lames All
4 Craig ~,
Downs D. S. j Driegers & Daniels
! Dubose Henry iS Duff John.
lrsade councH) l Dusan, b. E 23l
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-18
BOOSTERS OF
CHICKASHA
Complete Membership Roll Of the Chamber Of
COmmerCe-Men Who Show Their
Faith in ChICkaSha by
Their Works

A Dcugan b. s, Duke, NJ III, II
Dunlap r. A., ~ Dufbih. IS 6 i;
DAILY Express, 3 Daniels, g. w. L;
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