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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-08-04

A girl loves admiration enough to
marry the man who gives 1t to her.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17
TIE weather.

,rrii u Tho pressure eonunue1 low yestrT
"a thrvYxhout the central valleys and Sss mgr
~, y ihs Atlsnuc 'Sts,>s sDd tic Rocky Ncnntsins
s-i westward Isia ten IN the lake Tsgioos a1d
tae Siississ,pp OhiO and Tennessee vslless and
saaa - ins Missouri Valley.
~ vas ci5udy N zoe morning IN the Mode
Ausnnc an1 Se~ ERgtsad states and light rain
frli N sonthrrn New Eagiaad. There was some
rain also IN WAshingtoa. FreeEne weather Gov
cred the upprr MISSOURI Valley aud the Rocky
uountalns. AuaonA and NeS eeNlco. % vas
cooler IN The upper lake regions and no Nissis-pp
vaIIey .ad from IosA ssd Nebraska south 10 tbs
wrst GUT
10 thi. rly ths d.. Was tsir aud slightly ecoter.
"a nd hrtsk NORTHEAST AVeysge humidity. - per
e~1'. barometer corrected - rcad 10 sea lsNei
ats 81 30: y ". oaA.
Ths tcmprratuTr yesterdsy. a. recorded ~ the
oeaciaI Thermometer. - shOvo In t1s a1nssud
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17

wAsnIK0roN FORECAST Poa TO DAT ASD TO
nOanow.
FSv saarra 80 Y0rk. rsia - aag sEa - Hsor-
y.r sna eSafsnMoa cool. ssOafssts 70 bsk sasasgiU
a-fa6s. berostfsg rariabie
For aeW England. lBersSsimG ciSudiDsea %
day. sollowpd b. rain IN SssssrB porai~a naAn 20
morrow and cuolsT N western pOruoo. moaeraas
IN brtsk east % southeast Winds
For eastern Pennsyivanis- ruin and eoossr
to-day: rain 90 morryW: modsrsaa - brlnh sss-
teray Waada. becouing VaStah,e-
Por New jersey and Dsla~srr. rsin Today esd
W mOrr0x and con tinued oSoi. nOdsraae - bFssk
easserly winds. beeoming variable.
For me DtatF1ct Of colawbta and haFyiapf.
rain and eoatlnusd cool to-day and ao-norrUSs
moderate 70 bfiss easteFiy winaA becOmi1g
sarisbse.
For western NsW YOTk. sh0usrs nna eea,sT
20 day: rain or sn0w or cooler - naogrOS: bEiaa
- high aoIth 20 west winds.
For Hestsyn Pcnnayfvania. shoNere en- oootsF
" DAY: fair 70 morrUN. eNcspt pesaoiy HnoW
nuTrss near Lake Inc. braak - high souA ~
aest Ntnts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17
GONE TO a LAND or LIsERrT
Dutch Lsdy WI ne Free wrhrn she Cess
20 EEEissld. ~ Nssrees / sesi 90 Be.

wiIhelmina Eerlins. the pretty little
Holland woman who arrived here on
Wednesday by the Mh.s star liner
Oceanic and was detained. although OF
age and provided with money. becsilse her
mother cert q despatch to tie Nethariand
Consulate saving that she wAs going to
meet a married ma . vas put ABOARD
tho White Star l:.er Baltic yeste- tay and
sailed for liverpool when shs aisnSS
there she will be fcT own mistress arr r1ay
o. may not decide TO return to holland.
mother, che even declared on Wed esday
that shewoul1 never return 20 her home
IN The Hague.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17
TALE or scARED WITNESSES.
slIly'maaS LA~Y 90 saSs Deaecalvs 0raerrd
Them 90 Testify Hln way.

NlUN0l IN u L1Na ~ N1l y WItHEAlN8 UfNTttD
Them 20 resiify slM way.
John r. Jones council Tor Joasph 7.
Shipman. the real estate man Wi,O "
accused % trying to ASSAULT Miss Emily
Richie Of - Fifteenth street. Brooklyn.
on April in q hotel AZ twenty fourth.
street and Lexington avenue. while Mrs.
Emma McCully her chapsroa. and Mira
Mci1 ully's baby wore hacked In an adioin-
ing room. told Magistrate Barlow IN the
Tomls court yesterday that = detective
OF tho District Attorneys stat had threat
ened Shipman's witnesses while tho exam
nation was In progress lare Friday night.
Mr. Jones said he thought the dsmeanor
OF the witness Francis whilAnd, who al
most collapsed on the witness stand. re-
Guired some explanation
= want TO protest against O0s incident
that occurred last night after the defend
ants witnesses were excluded frUm the
court room said Jones. 4 learned after
the examination that Detective Edward
Leigh of the District Attorneys ONCE
followed them and pue them through the
third degree. lcharge him with threaten
ing To iTnprisoO them II thew testth ed
that there was more than one man In the
hotel party The witness whiland was
browbeaten until he coald scarcely stand
or speak.
-Furthsrmore the detectives threats
20 close the hotel unless the Nitnesa Leo
Kahn. the clerk. was discharged. and a.
a result he has loat his job"
Whilands testimony about the writ
TO tho hotel was that he and Mrs. McCnlly
registered a. -. Jones. wife and haby'
and Shipn,an and Miss Richie a. Robert
Briggs and wife Tho witness appeared
under sl1ch "A tnental strain in eei1ina his
story on Friday that the Magistrate said
be hoped the pan would be locked up for
Later Whiland told Jones' that Detective
Leigh had painted through q window ~
the Tombe across the way. saying: DO
you see those bassp " you say you were
with Shipman there's where you'll wind
up
Magistrate Barlow said that he had
nothing TO do with the conduct OF De-
tective Leigh outside Of the court room.
The proper place for your complaint
he the District Attorney . ofice he said
Leigh. who - q first grade detective
with an excellent record-he was formerly
Magistrate Barlows probation odlcer-
denied that he had sought to influences the
witnesses. He added that he was too
experienced 70 do such a thing
He and Jones had had q heated arRu-
ment at the Lexington hotel on Thursday
night. 4 think he v core. said Leigh
Shipman WA held for the Grand Jury.
the bail leing reduced from $4,000 20
5000. In default OF bonds he vent 20 the
Tofnhs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17
FREEZING WEATHER. orr WEST.
Low Temp~rnt gves. aWSw N WNBS Places.
saS Frun rrsp D@msgea.

CHICAGO. April -. 4 drop in tesnpera
ture throughout the country which made
itseIf felt w Chicago to-day 10 causing
heavy los throughout the vest. where
fruit trees Wers in bud and all vegetation
veil advanced.
In the Rreat wheat States % Minnesota
and the Dakotas the drop IN temperature
has lSeen sensational. According 20 de-
.patrhes " is above zero in Minnesnts
snow 10 falling and " n probable tnst
every crop that 10 AZ all advanced will he
killed The damage % the storm may
amount 10 millions 81 dollars.
In the nako,as tho temperature 10 belq~
the freezing point The temperature 10
~ above in the Red River Valley ~ Min
ne~ota. and this cold wave sItends as far
south 90 the middle parts 81 Texas. where
Il 10 below the freezing point.
The cold did much damage 20 fruit
in New MEXICO and west Texas last night
The snow in that region covers n wide
area.
From ~ -Ios~ph. Mo. comes the re-
rort that q driving snow 70 falling. The
weather there was freezing all night
Thousands ~ fruit bvds. 8coorriing o.
q despatch. wevs bhghted by the killing
frost that visited sionx City. Iowa. Apple
and cherry buds. II 10 said. were only
about haM out when the killing tsmpera-
turs struck them. There 10 snow In Iowa
also.
TkS ssoTISi has =Drsst 1=<s ske =eeiss
fruit region 81 the West and shows no
evidencs - alafing. in Kansas. No
braaka. wyoming and M0ntAna u 70 re-
ported 10 bs equally severe
tonight tell Of frnstn In fhs poWSr Missouri
and upper Nississppi valleys. The cold
wamkh@r came IN the wake 81 q warm
wave and two days Of heavy rains. The
damage % fruit and Vegetable cropS will
be emogmouD-
Ilaht snowfall throughout northern
and nouihsFu Wmaf Missouri this morn
ing and heavy snow IN North Dakota and
Iowa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17
MARK TWAIN's DAUGHTER HERE
Nrs. Gabruo~itsch ART, 60 From Europe
% Nlslt Her Father.

ossip Gabrilowitsch. the Russian pianist
with his wife. who was Mas Clara cismens
daughter Of Mark Twain. arrived las,
evening by the American liner New York.
from Southampton, and took an evening
train for Redding Conn. the home Of the
author. They received wireless messages
saying that Mr.. Clemens was very in
Mrs. Gabrilowitsch's object in making
the trip was duo entirely 70 reports OF her
fathers illness that reached her several
weeks ago. The pianist was married TO
Miss Clemens az the homc Of her father.
Stormdeld. In October last
DASBuRT. Conn. April IS.-There has
been q lIttle Improvement since yesterday
IN the condition Of Samuel l. Clemena
Or Robert II Halsey Of New York.
who has been with Mr. Clemens since hs
came to Redding said this morning that
there bad been no severe cardiac difficulty
since the patient left TIN steamer in New
York ON Thursday. Mr.. Clemens 10 still
bothered in breathing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17
Mamcys Comet scarcs Msxicaas.

MEXICO CIT. April iS.-Arriv=ls here
from the interior part OF the Stale of Vera
Cruz report that many OF the a asivea
arc grea " excited over tue Appearances
Of Haliey's comet ana that u il a popular
belief among them that the tvoric viii
be destroyed by u. Upon soire rlanta-
lions the laborers cruno' b. filduced TO
work because they think the end ~ near
at hand. Crops are suffering for LACK
Of attention.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17
VIEW SlLON SENSATION.
Jean Veher Nuh0va~s Has v1esures Ne
rause Theyre Not Hung to suit HiU'.

Sp-rtci I1as Dsspdfch 70 TIVE SUs
PAHIs. tpTil ~ The New Salon
opened or Friday with SO artists exhibit
ing IS oil paintings ~ these - amer
ican painters contribute J? pictures and
~ British contribute ~
The New salon rarely opens without
some incident Pictures have been re-
moved heretofore because they may hurt
the susceptihiliiies Of the Kaiser or shock
morali'y This year lean Weber removed
his i've exhibits because they were not
hung TO s'Iit him
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17
Es,rs Psnsry fsr sa,lns ..IIun, Gcc. +.

Five members Of iOrkville gangs were
in the night court early yesterday for
lighting In Forty-third street. between
second and Third avenues. They were all
find go by Magistrate COrTigAn. One
Of them. Fred Connolly % enc East Eighty
third street. on hearing his sentence,
burst out laughing and said -Hully Rse!-
What's funny about itf' asked the
Magistrate. Then he held Connolly under
$50 bonds for one month.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17
,.,,xr-.....n eos WIN. ,a primaries.

INDIANAPOLIS April ~ Returns from
al the counties In the Third Congr~ss dis
'rict where q Republican primary was
he'd Yesterday show that every ono Of
no nine counties vas carried by Con
Crs.4n.an William p Cox over George
: NolEt. his majority bsing above +.coo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17
err TO SILL REAL ESTATE.
Hsps Ter . T'roHt Prom IT. DeaIing IN
fertFc ssrret rrap-rN

Tcr,rr stree, rrsp-rN
The city. acting through the Pub!!c
Service Commission. will sell a. auction
on MAY q about o. Ooo OOo worth 81
property which was taken owe. TO permit
the building Of the Centre street subway
A peculiar feature Of the sale Will be that
the city will be disposink OF something
u has not paid for Title 20 the property
has been taken. but the price has not yer
been settled hv the commissions APP
pointed to condemn the six sites which
were acquired in Centre srreef 10 furnish
easements for the subway
Corporation Counsel Watson SAID yes
terday that there would be no legal
difficulty in the fuctioning OF Of The
property. because the city had tAksn
title 20 the land and ths work Of the
condemnation commissioners was prac-
tically comDleted. Ia IL thought that the
awards Of the commission viii not he more
than $3.50 O0o. while IL - expected that The
CITY WiIl realize profit Of az least S2Jo.c,0
on the sale
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17
100000 O@ees ana stsres 70 Replaee
Oln Arena

A nsw sixteen story once and stOre
building In to b built from designs by
EchWArts a 0ross 70 replace thu old
Arena restaurant on Thirty second
street. saSt % Broadway. and running
through 20 Thirty first street. The nsW
building will be 50 feet front and 1877 :
fost deep. and VII cost 100000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17
CAME WIN LICENSE TO WE'D.
supposed Narr,age % Jesse DIXON Man
ven and Grace ytsy 3aAetmore.

WHITE PLAINS. April is.-Jesse Dixon
Maxwell. son Of J. D. Maxwell OF inS
North Broadway. TaFrytown. and Miss
Grace MAY BIackmore. daughter Of George
H. Blackmore Of i8s South Broadway
White Plains. got q marriage license here
to-day and started for Manhattan in
an automobile. George Quintard sou
Of the late ironmaster. and his wife &C
companied them IN another automobile
II ia supposed that MIR. Maxwell and
Aiias Blnokmore were married In New
York. They returned here tonight.
hut no information from them u cb-
tainable. The engagement Of Miss Black
more and Mr.. MAXWELL was announced
last 1hurdAy. aud II Vas said then that
no date for the marriage had been sst
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17
WON'T raRLO TMER FAT.


~pec'si Csns DespsfcA 10 tvs srS
MoSTV CARLO. April ~ The season
here - waning MANY Americans have
returned - FAIRS No American dis
rurb~d the bank this season by winning
a cons iderable sum.
Nv a Hungarian Count u sO0GOO france
,GOO."oo' N on" days play At roulette
The Casino has had an unusually profitable
season The rec~ipts ~ the end nj March
were aODn.nO francs CssOO.Ooo' above
those OF the presiding season
The Casino Shareholders expect to
receive . dividend ~ sTO . share this
season. a dividend - larger than that
u last year The shsres are ncninaily
worth $40 ~ The presen, market price
they are ~oTth 0veV ~ co.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17

japan has altoGsthsr about thirteen
albmaEtnes complSted besides several
building. Her newest boats Ars two
auhmsrsiblsa % the British type built
at Barrow. England. The British z boats
arc twin screw veaSela I1s feet long. ara
tona and en- horsepower. They carry
. couple u officers and about fifteen mcn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17

Two boys found q man lying hslplssa
IN tho muasar az Morton and west streets
lnas lMst might. His skull wa fractured.
A. g. vincsnt'a Hospital after Father
MrGraaA a. a. voronioa's Church. IN Chris
tOphsr sarOUG. had administered sxtreme
JUNCTION, the man said he Was James
D=Tsr % liverpool . sailor On thu Gu
harder Carnnia- he aid eWO ntsn had
black jaohad him and rohb@d him of SIS
The SURGEONS think be yin die.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17

Spsrl1I Cabls DeSpa7th % I1a sUN.
ToEEo. April iS.-Ons % the latest
submarins boats fOundsrSd to-day while
manmuvTing IN HlroMhimA Bay.
Thero are no details yet a. TO tho lOss II
lie.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17
AMERICAN ARTIST HONORED.
Pren~b g. rVumeut Bu,s Ne~ salon Pse-
Iure NJ waiter Gss.
SPECIAL Cqbi, Dcspafch 70 tn

SPECIAL Cq8s Despa'eR 70 TVS SrS
PARIS. April "a. The Government has
purchases Walter Gays picture -InteriesIr
du Chateau de CourAnce.- which IL now
on exhibition at the new salon
Walter Gay h an American. who lives
in Paris. He was horn at bingham.
Mass. hfty-fOur wears ago. His Amer
lean education he received ~ the Rnxbury
Latin School. He was q pupil q BOnnat
In Paris. whittier he went in 1879. He
has received medals for several paintings
exhibited in Paris and elsewhere some
- his pictures are In the Metropolitan
Museum % Ar. in the Luxembourg. the
Boston Museum oT Fine Arts and the Tate
Collection In London. He 10 an OfAccr
Of the Legion 81 Honor. His large pc
ture -Benedicite' hangs in the museum
At Amisns. and LAS CiGRrreT-s- y n Lhe
Luxembourg.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17
IHINGs rHEAIrIC AZ

80 'Il-ngsr and Joseph Brooks sHiled
-a- iork today after hustiing for
.'.t here Nll~r- they saw all the new
-.- while ~ London Erlanger. Froh-
..' sage aud Brooks closed deal
-. % ting four American theatres ~
~ 90 the performance % English
1'Ip~ntal play. by English players
-. tres are IN Nev York. Boston
aI-'rhia and Chica q. which wall thus
'-p nppori nifty 10 $50 the latest
--. plsys reformed by English
'-l'uRsr - enthusiastic over the
.-. 90 lie scheme He aid Mr. Froh-
.-"'r'-ed - rsuA Tlays and i.layssz
|- TeTertory theatre "a London
. ''-I ~ the tour cites mentioned.
'Y1- aid We have seen every
...r.. 20 London during the Ws~a but
. thing -trISingIy attractive that
! are - take 20 tho United STATES.
:'lI ., iind that Alias Jimmy
. 70" had caught uu aud h playing
= "s' Jr-inezs
rS Tyler - bus- reieIrslng his
20 "omps;iy which will produce
.. irEu IT Tomorrow Mr.. Tyler
hls Company IN England bsfoFe
secured a London theatre for his
.' h1'cu The Company WiIl tEy the
i'"" ~ The English dog in Liverpool
~~"L II viii then cOne TO Loodon.
I.l"r - cunVInced that tire piece viii
'.' d sYcr-ss With Gertrude Elliott
- sIa' supported by a capable Ameri-
Go dup1uy.
PG0EAST AND FHEAE.
LIS y, Parker. the American who
- urL .lu..-.--.ll.I L.. L-.-lanLna- -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17

LIS y. Parker. the American who
H. "cn s,c0eaaf,L IN designing and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17

CnaPinaS wealsh luaprOvea ~ ths Cxar's
suecessful Puh,ls AppeaFan0es-prp.
eart~Is rRyAhsA melAsasas-PeFsaAa
comV1teatlans -nmssAA and q. ..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17
TO WASH INT USwAsuEG.

Nothing daunts lyOndon's county
Council. II nov intsnds to enforce tie
extraordinary powers. s~c,Ired three
years AgO. aud hunt OUi the great un-
Washed Il. doctors will examine the
-rsOns and clothing Of the inmates OF
the COMMON lvdging houses. When either
fdsInd in q foul condition ths o~nev
y ~ be compelled TO saIbtnit himself and
bis clothing to . washing within twenty
icuI hours
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17

MA-ahiYo ota. Assistant Commissioner
~ the lRpanese police. -aIled for New
sEk today sft.sF having spent three
sets in Investigating 'h" methods u
;..'o,Isnd Ead The japanese police
b -i~ri ~ ~ he reform-.i and ~. ~ travel
.frx o ssudv police methods in the uapltai-
90 urope ana the chief cities OF the I nited
tstes
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-13

State Of Ohio, city Of Toledo, Lucas
County SIS.
Frank j Cheney makes oath that
he is senior partner OF The firm of r.
} Cheney & CO., doing business in the
city Of Toledo, county and state afore-
said and thai SAID firm will pay the
sum OF One Hundred Dollars for each
and every ease OF catarrh that cannot
be cured by the use OF Halls Catarrl.
Cure Frank J. Chewev
Sworn 20 before me and subscribed
ia my presence. this 9Th day Of Decem-
ber A. p 1886.
A. w Gleason.
CSeal) notary Public
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
ually and acts directly on the blood
apd mucous surfaces OF the system
Send for testimonials free.
r. J Cheney & CO.,
Toledo, 0.
Sold by Az druggists. 75c.
Take Hairs Family Pills for consti-
patton ID
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-13

Chamheflains Sioma 4 and Liver
%fabisss assist natare ID driving all
Impurities out of the system. insuring
free ana regular condition agd re-
storing lhe ORGANS u the body To
health and strength Sold by III doal
erg DGW
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-13
LOCAL NEWS

A~
f-~~~~>~~~s~~~>~>~~~-~~~~~~~~>
The White is credit to any home
1875
q q Harrison and family OF 324
Iowa avenue expect to leave next
week for their farm in Idaho. where
they win stay several months and
prove up
a maichless stock OF toilet articles
at the owl drug store ll-St
c. w Harper and + c. Blacldey,
real estate men from Rush Springs,
are in the city on business today
Prescription filters. The owl drug
store. I'll
Bear IN mind our prescription de-
partment The Model 6-2-dtf
II It's a White its all right i2-5t
0, Y. Turner of El Reno is a guest
at the home Of Mrs Willie slaugh-
ter
II is now quite popular 10 have your
photos taken on post cards Get the
best at Brodie's Studio Only 81 per
dozen 7-lot
1875 is the nmber 10 call when you
want prompt service in the drug line.
Owl drug store. 1871
Mrs. }. r. Holt Of Mineral Wells.
Texas, Is visiting her sister Mrs. }.
A. Schwartz
Get pair Of our mems choice trous 4
ers at s3.9S, worth IS and $6- The Peo- <
PIES store. 12-2t
We can fill prescriptions written by
any physician in the city The Owl
drug store. If
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Garner of Alex +
were trading in chickasha yesterday
on their way home from Lawton
The owl soda fountain for the best
drinks. list
Good posts all lengths at Davidson
Case Lumber Co. Phone g. 7-6t
Mrs. Bowlmln Of Lawton is expect
ed in Chickasha the latter part of the
week to visit Mr and Mrs. Ed Bur
ton.
We fill your prescriptions accurate
ly. The Owl drug store. ll-St
c. w. Curry or Carnegie is trad
ing in chickasha today.
You cannot afford to miss our big
sale. The Peoples Store l2-2t
Let US fill your prescription The
Model. s-29d-ti
We want to supply your drug store
needs. The owl drug store Phone
l2G. 1881
w al McQnarrie or Oklahoma city
Is III Chickasha today
Special values on our entire stock
Of ladies' wash suits. silk and linen
dresses during our big sale. Thetpeo-
pies Store 1921
Louis Barefoot Of Fort Worth is Wis
ting his brother. Col George Barefoot.
while in the city on business.
For your screen doors see Davidson
Ease Lumber Company. Phone
7st
viii Whiteman of Oklahoma City
win be an out-of-town guest at the
,arty given Friday evening by Mr. cnd
Mrs J b. Sparks.
Oar big sale is now going on The
Peoples Store. 12-2t
lie; us lll your prescriptions The
Model. 6-29d-tf
Mrs Kelly of Denison, Texas, is the <
uest of Mrs. w A. Phillips.
FOR SALE.
Three fullblood Black I.angshan I
ockerels Also eggs for Setting, 81 s
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-13

We ao expert watch and iewelry re.
pairing flaiau 4 Son. ls.2t
Harry Butterfly cashier 81 The First
National bank 81 verdcn. was ID Chick.
asba today
a pretty sct Of solid silver TEA
SPOONS, special $3.50 We cngrave
them free u Flatau x son. 1891
AIRS a. z cheaney. who was crit,
ieailF 20 FOR several days. is reported
lo De getting along nicely
This IS 10 lct you know.
y Saturday shopping you go
he sure that YOU stop
At Damelrs candy sbGy
And home with you take
Some pie and some cake
Such as only Pyihiau Sisters can bake.
1926
Rrodie's photos please the people.
They are so different are better ana
cost less iol Kansas avenue. 7-lOt
Sheriff Louthan went 10 Minco and
ruttle today on official business.
Plenty OF old papors for sale at the
Daily Express office. very cheap. n
Wanted-Good cook, German girl
preferred Address Mrs. Ben Vaughan.
Alex Okla. is.2t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-13

Prompt relief in all cases 81 throat
and lung trouble if yoa usA cham
berlain's Congh Remedy Pleasant 70
take soothing and healing in effect.
Sold by an dealers. D&W
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-13
ZOE sALE.

Three fullblood Black I.angshan
cockerels Also eggs for Setting, 81
for IS at Chickasha Green House.
Phone as i2-6t
Don't forget to register for that free
lot The Peoples Store. 1926
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-13

Plenty Of old papors for sale at the
Daily Express office. very cheap. II
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-13

Pianos at IS a month. Phillips Mu.
sic House. 3.3-ti
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-13

We carry the largest assortment 0
solid gold wedding rings in town. NJ
Flatau a Son. 1872
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-13

Airs. Morgan Hamilton was called
go Mason, Texas. the first Of lhe week
by the serious illness Of her brother