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The Brandon news., 1911-05-25

1AC1O . 4SuA AA0A0J 49, AesA0 49,
toes.
"The combination that won the Bur
ley prize" says Mr.. Snyder. was the
most productive soil In the West, eli
mate unexcelled, plenty OF water for
irrigation at all times, one OF the best
varieties OF spuds, and man with
some experience and not afraid OF
work"
His words make clear the advan-
tages and possibilities of the Oregon
Short Line country. All Of the farm
ers who entered the contest In which
Mr.. Snyder carried OF first honor
came out wonderfully well. Mr.. Gil
more harvested 87,476 pounds OF
"PeachbIow" potatoes from the acre
that won tor him the second prize. and
many others were close competitors.
Added encouragement for those who
have never tried potato growing as q
proft-making business IS found In the
fact that Mr.. Snyder's potato expert
ence began only i've years ago.
Up to 1905. when he moved to Idaho,
be had lived upon cattle and hay
ranches had engaged In dairy. livery
and mining work, but had not had ex-
perience as farmer. He took up po-
tato growing in Idaho because he
thought it offered an agreeable and
profitable occupation. and he has made
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@aiIereIepbanten.


Ment bte Spologen nod Dor tpe.
nieen Sdbren in Dem @loitben be-
fapsen tparen, bob tpeutgfters aIIe
eroben Nbiere 0lf ber eroe ben
Wen{den i6on betonnt geiporoen
unS uim srobten S9eiI al9 idon
bon Der DffenifJoft erforidh ieien,
70 iinb fe ieitbem zines befferen Be.
fsbrt tporoen. Nomenflib bat bic
@rtbediing tes itnen beriiHnrlt &C.
porSemen Sfdpi I'M Snnsrn Gfui.
tos geseist. bob ieIbit sroBe Sduse'
fbiere rod uaif5ufiHben iiito. Seit-
BEN bot I'D bic sooIogiiae Goridins
mit beionbereiu GiFer ouf Snuerofri'
Ia essnorfvn, uno aid aeiite, BITE
mebr uIu ber SogSi,At spiIlen aus
sieben, baben cine banfbare Gufsube
eera6e I'M ffhpa7en @r6tbeiI sefun-
ben. Dus am meiiten 6efproaens
8eifpia bnfiir iporen bic Streif5iiee,
an benen Der @rprdii0ent RooieDelt
tbeilnGbm. 60 bieIe intereiIante
@rtperfapgen min aud aalf 6ieiem
@ese, rrumenhif fiir bic Wiuieeu,
geinoft tporben iin6, iit es bod frus-
lid aepor6en, Oh bic lleberraidptng,
Die bas Otnpi eebradt bat. nifJt Der
eirtseIt bleiben tpir6. @robe SGise.
There fnrb ieitbap uift gefunSen
tuorbeu mub iteben aud niht m
@usiiht, penn man niht Die gtad-
ridten pon eisenortieen, meiit IN
Seen Ieben6en unsebeuert beriid'
fidytisen mill. mie iie 5lSipeflen bon
Reiien6en na1 Ingnben Der ginge'
borenen mitgebunft tperben. Cine
ettpas iiberere @riinolnge fonnte bic
8erntutbiina baben, Die Dr. Srouei-
fart, proieifor Der Geologic in Pa-
ris, iest NIT 8eypg airf elm bisber
urbefanntes Tbier ausgeprohen
bot, oas aIs elm ~Baiierelefant" be.
5eitnet Dir6. Gin Sori6er, Der
om Barrier Saroin bes Elantes on.
geItellt 1T, min nift ipeniger oils
iihf bieier Ebiere an Den ufern oes
2eopolb H.-Sees I'M @ebiet 6es ODE.
rem Romgo aeieben boben. 8isber
1T aber ipeSer irgenb Elm Ebeil oes
Sbieres nod aud MIR cine &bil.
suna rad europa selongt. @od
Der Sdilberung ienes Soribers be.
iteen Die @oiiereleianten eine Sobe
bon ettpo 2 0tetern. lanaen Sals.
furoe Sbren uno einen tiir5en &iiiiel,
Soaeaen feine StoBSdbne, uito aud
Die iSiibe i4einen Don oenen oes ge.
m0bnIi6en @lefanten abdueid,enO sii
iein. 2ef6er tau4ten Die Gbiere TO
pdid, unter, 0ab nidt einmal eine
Ybotograpbie bon ibnen senommen
fper0en founte.
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gietur GmnnneI in gerbrennnnssse'
fabr.

8iftor emanuel II. mar 3ipei
Sabre uu6 ie9s Wonate aIt, als er
ON 16. September 1922, pdbreno er
nit ieinem Batter Rarl albert, bem
oamaIiaen @rbprir5en bon Biemont,
in ser 8iIlo aui Dem 3aiierbiieeI bel
sIoren5 peiIte, beinabe ourh Geuer
inns 2eben sefommen mare. 9as
sseuer batte einen 8ettporbang ergrii.
fen, uno Der fiinftise aonis bate
ieine 8ettuns nur Dem SeIoenmutbe
ieiner @Grterin Sbereia 3onotti-
Raeca 3u peroanfen; Die podere 5rnu
erlitt ieSo6 BEL Dem Rettungsluerte
iolde 9ranbtpupoen, oab iie 5ruan5ig
Iase ip6ter unter sroben GaiaIen
peridieo. gs berbreitete iid banlals
bos @eriidt, oab aud Der tleine
grin3 perbrannt un6 Sir6 elm anSe-
res, redt bod besabItes &ndbIein er-
lett uuroe. Sn einem 8rieie bonn
25. September idrieb bic @r1fin
9bilippi an BEN Wtann Der 9anotti:
Der 8orfoI1 fpieIte iid ioIgenoerma'
Zen ab: 9ie BorbGnse oes 8ettherts,
in weIdem Ser fleine PrinS Lag, emit
5iinoeten iih ploslih an einem Stht.
oas man unnorIihtigeripeiie IN Die
R1be gebradt botte. Sbre 6rau ieste
ii6 mutbis Der @efubr aus, nm Sas
ain6den 3u retten, unb es gelong tbr;
iie trug aber 9ranSpurben an oer'
itieSenen SbeiIen 6es 8orpers oa'
bon; es iinb, @ott lei Oont, ratr leid-
te @unoen, uno iie miro nit gottli'
der SiIie un6 6ant Der aufmertlamen
8ilege, Die ibr biIligerpetie 3utbeil
tpirS, binnen tur6em pieoer berge-
iteut iein." 9as ioI1te ii6 ieood nidt
beluobrbeiten; Der 3uitoro Der 3anot'
ii oeri6limmerte iid nielmebr bon
Soa All Gag. gIIs Die 6rau oann
itorb, i6rieb Ser &rcnprin5 an BEN
ieIben ssreuno: rErhurigen Ser3ens
tbeiIe i'd Sbneu nit, oab Sonntae
friib 5pii6en 7 uno 8 llbr Srau 30
motif ibren 2eioen erlegen lit. gSlr
aIau6ten i6on boffen 3u tonnen, oaB
iie luieoer geiinO rperOen ruiirSe, oils
Somitos iriib iit ibr 3uitanS Der,
fdIimmerte. I'm Mitternatt perlieB
i'd nit fiinf aeroten oas 9ranten5im'
mer; iie iagten mir. OoB @efabr Dor
bar6en mare. ober feline unmittel'
Bare, uno oob Die arante iogar gene.
fen f6nne. lin 2 ltbr aber tpedte
man mid. 9ie Srante bate bereits
oos getuubtiein uerIoren. Sbre a9o.
ME bairerte Bis nad 7 ltbr. sic f6n.
men iid benfen, in tuelheH 8uitono
oieies llnaIiif mid periest bat
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Die 8srbssisarre.

Bon einer omiiiaHtrn Sorm Der
grautiperbuns, bic In elmer Reibe
bon tinbIiden @egeuoen $oIIanbs
nod bette in rebltpg lit, berihtet elm
itaIieniiber aorreEponbent. Dem Der.
Iiebten boH6nbiiben Singing bIei.
ben Die Shtpierbsfeiten elmer 2iebes.
erflGrung in Dorten, Die i9on man.
den 9rauf6etperber Stunben bitterer
Dual oerurfadte. ooIie eriport, obne
au6 nur ben 9euno aitf5utbun, er.
fabrt er rrBDei6e,itig, tpie ieine Gns'
iidten iteben un6 Of iein filler Ser.
aenstpunih erfiiut miro. Stebt bos
Ser5 bes iunsen Wannes in SIam'
men, 10 Hopft er einiad an bic Sous
tbiir beS geIiebten Wa6b1ens uno,
bielIeidt obne iie perionIih au fen.
men, ldbt er ii9 Seuer seben, nm iei.
ne Sigarre ar8u5iinSen. Diefer erfte
~8rd6" berIduft obne Sdapterigfeit,
Die Bite ipirb boiIi9 erfiillt, porauf
Der Singing idymau4enb babongebt
un6 it1 ieinen Sr1umen iiberI6Bt.
Soh bieier eriten @nn6beruns mub
eine atpeite foIsen, bic eennu Der
eriten sIeiht: tpieoer fIopit Der BE.
tperber on bic Saustbiir, IdBt iid
6euer geben unS sebt rnudeno ipei.
ter. Die @ntideiSuns fGat crit beim
britteu Male. 8irS Die ft,irne @er-
bung ni6t oneenommer, 10 oerrpei-
CERT man bonn 6em illngen Ranne
has Seuer uno obne Uiel 9eremoniell
tpir6 ibm bic Ebiir Dor Der Naie 5u.
eefdIa9en. ST Die Sungfrau ober our
Che bereit unO iino Die @ltern elm.
oerItnn6en, 10 forbert man beim brit
ten GnfIopfen ben rauhenoen Sling.
ling auf, ms Saus 3u treten, mo Der
fiinftiee 9rGutieom oann f6tpeieeno
ieine 8iearre au Gnbe rolibt. Damn
reiht ibm Die iperbenoe 9rait eiue
anoere 3igarre, Die iie ieIbit an5iin'
oct: Sas enolih lit Die Oefinittpe 8u'
ioee, otpei Seraen buben ii6 gefiin'
ben
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-24
RabeIitidje bss Gebeas.
Rasat 1ttraatansen abtT ben aamssf xm'a
trbtid1e 9aieiu.

SHier sabuos 1T bic geense aIIes
6efien, tuortit mir Reniben t6gIit 5u
fGmpfen baben, tpenn mir uns ieIbit
bebaupten sponen. 9a iin6 es bic
r@erb1Itniife", bic boien. oft 5u In.
redt beiduIoieten 8erbdItriiie. ,tnter
5enen nit IeiSen, NIT benen mir al
tdmpfen baben. Damn tourirtt oaS
tpeite, unabiebbare Seer Der Sopsen;
elm ie6er Gag. ia loft >eine iebe Stliu.
be fiibrt irrtnler tpieber frifde Erup.
pen. Ieue Soreen, segen urts ms
GeIo. Wie pieIe tuurbea i@ou IN fol-
dem Ralnpfs ut;the unb nerooet. bo.
ben bie @dfen ber5lpeiieH eeftredt
uae iina ssatergeeoa9eai gBie eieIe
unterIo9en geeen Die Sorgen ais
tapfere &Gn1pfer, iceuloeen NIT Dem
Shhpert in Der Sotbl @ebe bin in
bic Staten bes gIenb8 unb feb.
iuie manhe Gron in,b Dsutter nit
bent Rntbe eister $eISin fit ibre
&inber ben @uurpf sesen Notb ursb
@Ienb fGntpft. limb fnb es niht
@lerS ur6 Notb, eegen bic mir au
tdntpfen bdbsu, 10 fiHS es Die fleinen
Ra6eIItide Ses 9ebens - unb Die
tbun unter umit1nben nod tpeber
unb brinaen uns idueIIer sir Ser.
oipeifEuns aIs barte S9idiaIsidIdse.
@u9 be iosenannten r@Iiidli6en"
entseben fbnen ntft, anb ieIbit elm
Mann tpie @oetbe, ben mon Dor an.
bern aIs ein@Iiidsfinb nenrt, ieuf5te:
a6l SD BIN Ses Ereibens miioel
@os ion al Der Sdmera unS 2uit2
SiBer Srie6el
aontn, a6 tontm in meire 9ruit.
limb en6Iib unier itdrfiter Sein6-
6as finS mir ieIbit. Der grobe &iB,
Der 6urh bic 8elt sebt, gebt aud
6ur6 ieben eirBelnen Wenf6er Soe-
bait 6u nod nie nit Dir ieIbit in
@treit seIesen, buit Su nod ME i'm
eisenen Seraen ben groBen 8ruieipaIt
eefiibIt, Der infer eigenes Selbit IN
otpei $GIften tbeilt9 Saben ~bie
5tpei SeeIen in beiner gruit" nod
ME Dir i6Iimme Stunoen bereitet,
bot Der 3antpi Der 2etbenidaiten in
Dir nod rtie ben Grieoen in Dir se.
itort2 Sd eImibe, mir ale wiiien es
nur gu gut, tuie iebr mir tGgIi4
8runS baben, uns ieIbit fetnS gu iein,
tpie nader mir fein miiiier irn4ampfe
init uns ielbit, tpie iebr mir ouf Der
Sut iein miiiien Dor uns ieIHt.
Sid ieIbit befdnpfen 1T Der ifiuerite
&ries,
Sid ieIbft beiegen lit Der itonite
Sieg.
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8nbe! Der Saiisr telesrupbirt.

@enn Der oeiItide 8aiier elm Sun.
fenteIesramm in Die 8eIt binausien.
set, miiiien Sie>nn6eren Stationen io-
fort i6tpeigen. Die anpeiiung fir
ben 6untenteIegropbenOieni bon
1909 tpurSe Jest Don StaatsiefretGr
aroetfe in 8ertretuns 6eS Reids.
fan3Iers abseGnbert. Die aenoeruna
betrifit Die 8eltimmung iiber oas
Rubejeiden. 9ieieS 3eiden eebietet
ben onoeren Stntionen Sbpeieen.
gead Der neuen 8eitimmune bari Sas
Rube3eihen uur pou offentIihen 4ii.
itenitationen. bon einem Sdiffe, 6os
bic Stanbarte oes &aiiers fiibrt, uro
In 6rineenoen Gduen bon ben 6eut.
iden 9riessidifieu aeaeben iuer6en.
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GiSenbabu Seittabelle.
9sIawars, eadaiuauna uno Behsrn Sabn
On Graft beu d. Suut 1905.

0et9WutCf Suuesoe"Ns S'sS ~SNfNs" ~"S"'
an Rraft ben %. Sunt 1906.
eaoJtd-8srlSBt Scranton fir Rsp gprF
uw 2.O5, 3.20. COS. 500. 1920, Born. ;
% 10. 3.25 uub $40 Na&mittass. Bar
N,w gcrt uub pbHabsIpbid, um 500 Born;
fo.I0 uub 3.35 Ra&mitiass. 8Hr
xobsbauna, 6.t0 Radmittaas.
War0ltda a-RHrYuHdic nm is. 6.25 u q. m
Mor.; i.55. $40 uub ff.t0 RaGmittaas. 8Hr
Niuabauttcu, GImirn unt 3wifHsnadticner uui
iO.i0 Teer. uut LOS Ratm. gar CsB,ap
@uyaeuft uu6 Utica. unt is uHb 6.25 Ttsr.
f.55 stdhmtttdas. Ospsap. @vraeure unk
iltlea 3ua TN R.25 Wcr. tdutt tdaIidb. dusa,.
nommsu Suuutads. ahr Wpnirois nm q. M
Mpr., los uub 6;40 gtaBm. ali@cIrpn VIC.
eomoedttcu. um 400 RaGmiituns. 9iro.
b utbteu Nsecm ctdticu. unt 6.t5 wa6milidos
Sfacmabura EisiFion-sstrfSsi eerdutur
FHY gtcvtbuu,NsvIorh tim 8.3h, IN 90 aRpr. .,
4 IS uub $40 Rd6m, Mir 9bIymruib I'M 9. OF
Na&mtttuas.
SOuntada. Qdae.
SaoIid-FHr wtw Ncrf um 9O5. 3on
sos nuS 1920 @Srasus, 3.35 unb 3.4C
Yd6m.
R6raIid - Mir 8uWaIc um t.t5. mi
6.25 Ror. t.55 6.An u~h $40 wdhm
Nar @iuabdmtUu uub 2UiIHtuRdtipusu, 9.0(
uub 1910 Rsrmis'nos
s,TosmehHva 9ihiInr-gssvISst Sevdnirr
m tn.2n sRsv urh GAO Wd6miitdas.
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eadauanua & @bcmina Ballet.
(QaureT Qinie.l
awif6u SudutOn uuS @HFss.edus.

apif6tu Suduton unS @iIfss.Rarrt.
aHat suIanTen @rnutcr I'm m. o.no. 2 m
100, son uHS 6.O0 wura'us. nm 40 mSr,
asHs an @s1tuiddsu uuh nHs ud6fofasnbt
lndnild sRiHutsu. urb nm 7.00 @urdsua ~
SpHuidden unb ale udHFsIds~ht ,wdn,td Spi-
rulsn Ma uHh '-FIufSs - M @nmtA, IN @H.
lss-gdrrs AZ TIuuisu sSdter aHFcmms~b.
Grswa,aa'. uur Ia ~ittstuu nrknNeub. Ss--
dRta StrautSu dus Siurke tddIiG, anad'-
iemmsn @suuidns uue HsFersadsu. Scu = 10
WSratus MA 7.tq assHbs. uuh 'rtHsu ia @il.
Pes-6dYrs 40 TRiuutsu fbdtrr Elm.
Ssstsv.r N1'ua 'mif%,- SSera~'rW Was Wuc
TaSf, euna TdrI. pttsrsburd uus Duumcrs.
@isb' Wdh~NInr sHv a'NS~k'ss'Asrnbe 3Hss.
zsat ia Rraft am 6. SuIttS07.
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gereinssluef.

n@esbalb bot oenn infer 8oritanS
cine @eneroIperiammIung einberu.
fen2"
So, fir tpas mar oenn Der Ser.
elm iiberbaupt, tpenn mir net anal
a @eneraIDeriummIuns bdtten7"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-01
BEWARE or olNTMENTs FOR CA
TARRH THAT CONTAIN
MERCURY.

as mercury win surely destroy the
sense Of smell and completely derange
the whole system when entering it
through the mucous surfaces. such
articles should never be used except
on prescription from reputable ply
sicians. as the damage they will do
s ten fold to the good you can posi-.
bly, derive from them. Halls Catar-
RI Cure. manufactured by F, ]. Chen
ey & Co., Toledo. o., contains no mer-
curry and is taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous.
surfaces of the system. In buying
Halls catarrh Cure be sure you get
the genuine. It is taken internally
and made ia Toledo, O.. BY F. ]. Chen.
ey q, Co. Testimonials free.
Take Halls Family pills for con.
stipation. dm
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-01

G. B. cloe Of the Frisco addition is
reported as being quite H.
R. F. Hall boiler maker is moving
bis family to chickasha from Purcell.
Mrs. T. L. GristraII left today for
an extended visit in Nashville. H..
where she will visit relatives.
R. W. Gristrall and c. L. Gristrall
0 fWashita. are in the city visiting
for few days with r. E. Jack
Master Earnest Raspberry left to-
day for Hedrick. for few days visit
with friends.
Scott Shannon OF Mayesville, is in
the city visiting with his parents Mr.
and Mrs. W. T. Shannon over Sunday.
Mann Johnston has moved bis fam
lily to the corner Of 10th and Texas
avenue.
Money to loan on farm and city
No commission charged.
Garner & Campbell. rear Chlckasha
National bank. 5-5dtf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-01

William Kirkpatrick who has been
an employe in the Oklahoma National
bank for the past two years has re-
signed his position and VIII leave this
evening for his home in Rogers. Ark.
for ap extended visit with his par.
ents. From there Mr. Kirkpatrick Win
leave for the northwest country
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-01

have changed my residence to the
Early hotel. private phone 735. hotel
phone n. office over Terrells. phone
lo5 DR.. W. Il. PETERS.
6-6-asf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-01

Ny office viii be moved from the
Williams building July lst and xou
viii find me after that date in rooms
u and IS in the Elk building just
across the hall from Architect Gal
braith. Judge T. P. Moore. 2a.a
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-01

Mrs. + l. slusher was the guest Of
Mrs. NJ. L. Turner of Oklahoma City
dur rng the first part of the week. Miss
clementine shaeffer of TT Madison.
Iowa. is still guest at the Turner
home. Miss Jeanne Turner entertain
ed informally Monday in honor of
Miss shaeffer at the country club
house in Oklahoma City.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-01

R. T. Ashley OF the Metropolitan
Life Insurance company win spend
tomorrow in Oklahoma ity the guest
Of friends.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-01

Mrs. c. W. Norvelle and son Ber.
narc Baird viii arrive IN the city city this this
evening from Mangum. and will move
back to Chickasha.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-01

For summer diarrhoea in children
always give chamberlain's Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy and
castor oil. and a speedy cure Is GER
tain. For sale by all dealers. d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-01

Miss Marion Caldwell OF Duncan.
passed through the SitS today on her
way to claremore. where she has ac-
cepted position in an abstract Of
flee. Miss Caldwell was formerly
resident here.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-01
EASTERN MONEY.

It WIN pay you to investigate our
rate on farm loans.
e-iO-sod s. W. BIRD
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-01

Good clean cobs for sale: all orders
e. o. D. Matthews-Linton Grain Co.
phone 7ss. 5-s-tf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-01

Miss valda Borders who has been
clerking in the Peoples Store viii
leave Wednesday Of next week for
Los Angeles. Cal, and will make an
extended tour OF the western coast
country.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-01

AhduarhOs the guest OF MS motner
Free delivery from Owl drug store.
Phone i26. 2-7-tf
r. NJ. Dorchester Of Duncan, was a
business visitor in the city last night.
Fireworks, Fireworks At the Big
Racket store. 27-5t
Howard Cook has accepted a posi-
ton in the Conner grocery
Suits cleaned and pressed si.00 at
Hamilton's; phone 1876. Tilt
Jos. Austin Of Cement. win spend
tomorrow in the city the guest 81
friends.
The Owl drugs store rents kodaks.
4-25-ti
J. d. Brown and daughter Miss |
Ruth. Of the vicinity of Tabler. were
shoppers in the city today
The Big Racket store is headquar-
ters for fireworks and flags 27-5t
Miss Eta Dellman, cashier in the
Dugan store win spend tomorrow in
Oklahoma City. the. guest Of friends.
CAN up Tignors for home made
bread. e-sO-a
Miss Stella Moore who has been
visiting in the city from Ellington,
Mo-. returned home this afternoon.
Rent kodak at the Owl drug store
24-l-tf
r. r. Alexander of Oklahoma City.
was in town today on business for
his firm.
Get it at BrOwnSOn's drug store.
2-2a-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Mead and
Mrs. r. }. Davis left last night for d
few days visit in Holdenyille.
Get It at the owl drug store. I7H
Miss BuIa Wantland will spend Sun
day IN the city from Anadarko. where
she is working in the depot.
Fresh home made bread at Tignors.
sO-s
The ladies' Social Circle Of the Pres
byterian church will hold the regular
meeting this week
Fireworks for a sane Fourth at the
Big Racket store. 27-st
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Walker Of
came in this afternoon for
a short visit with Mr.. and Mrs. A A.
Holmes.
A summer school for grades Is will
'e opened July 3. in the basement of
he First Baptist church. Terms 81
daude !. Gilley. 6-27-5t
Mr. and Mrs. Ownly Davis are plan 9
ring to leave the first of the week for
Decatur, Texas. for feew weeks Wis
: with friends.
Meet me at the owl soda fountain.
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Mrs. W. ID. Henderson will leave ie
unday evening for Colorado Springs Z
olo.. where she viii visit with $
.iends. g
nnnnaHU
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-01

Miss Elizabeth Harrison formerly a
clerk IN the Dugan store passed
through the v:ty last night from Paris.
Texas on her way home to Kansas
City.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-01

Mrs. J. A. Thompson aud Miss Joy
Belle Hancock left this morning over
the Frisco for New York city where
they win enroll IN the Columbia uni
Tersity for the summer work. Mrs.
Thompson viii take the Librarians
course and Miss Hancock VIII eager
for special work IL domestic science.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-01

city attending TO business interests
left this morning for his home in El
ligton. Mo.
Have you seen the display Of fire
works at the Big Racket store. 27-5t
Miss Leah Dies of Dallas. Texas,
who has been the guest OF Mrs. H. T.
Bettis for the past month returned
home Thursday evening.
Fireworks You win find them at
the Big Racket store. 27-5t
Mira r p. Turner and little daught-
81 Mildred win leave for Claude. Tex,
where she viii spend the next two
months visiting with her sister.
Fresh home made bread at Tignors.
1908
Miss Ethel Minor has resigned her
position in the county attorneys Of
flee to accept a similar position in the
office of Barefoot & Carmichael.
Boys. now is the time to prepare
for the glorious Fourth. The Big
Racket store can supply your wants.
27-5t
z. B. Johnson Of Norman. Is In the
city visiting his brothers II. B. and
Ben F. Johnson. Mr.. Johnson Is vice
president Of the First National Bank
of this city.
The eating question Is settled now;
order home made bread and butter
from Tignors. 30-S
Miss Mabel Fontron left last night
for Hutchinson. Kansas. where she
goes to attend family reunion at the
home of her parents which will be
held July Fourth.
DR.. w. S. Corbin. Osteopathic Ply
sician office over Citizens National
bank. office phone All. Residence
phone 527 5-1s-tf
Overton Burney and cousin Miss
Cleo Slaughter are expected home to-
night from Gainesville, Texas. where
they have been the past two weeks
as guests at house party.
Bananas 15c and zoe a dozen. oran-
ges l5c a dozen; lemons 15c dozen.
Fruit stand. Second and chickasha
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Jack Craven returned last night
from Geary. where he has been visit.
ing his parnts. He reports crop con.
ditions good in that section. Con
siderable more rain has fallen there
than in this section
Can up Tignors for home made
bread. 6-s0-s |
Mrs. R. n Brown of Sherman. Tex. |
who is the guest Of her daughtre Mrs.
D. E. Emerson is reported as being
H. Mrs. Brown is subject to heart
trouble and is suffering one of her
attacks. She is critically i'll.
Suits cleaned and pressed $i.O0 at
Hamilton's; phone 1876. 7-1-6
Miss Erma Rost will leave tonight
or Clyde, Kansas where she win join
Iiss Daisy Sohlinges -a5 he two viii
save for a trip through the western
'acific country, Misses Rose and
ohlinger expect to be away from the
Ity two monShs.
Mrs. F l. slusher was the guest Of
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-01

Mrs. W. ID. Henderson will leave
Sunday evening for Colorado Springs
Colo. where she will visit with
friends.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-01

The c. w B. NJ. win hold the regu-
lar July monthly meeting with Mrs.
Lula Jones. 9Os South Seventh street
Monday afternoon. Mrs. c. S. Foster
win lead ne meeting.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-01

Mrs. J $. Garner and Mrs. E. NJ.
Campbell who have been spending the
past few weeks visiting in Molten.
Iowa. the expected home in the morn.
ing.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-01

w. H. Dickinson formerly manager
Of the chickasha Cotton OIL mill Is
moving his family today TO Hollis.
where he will make his future home.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-01

Meet me at the owl soda fountain.
17-tf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-01

Jack Craven returned last night
from Geary. where he has been visit
ing his parnts He reports crop CON
ditions good in that section. Con-
siderable more rain has fallen there
than in this section
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-01
THE LITTLE CASH GROCERY

E ~ o'sRisx Prop. 5z2 csis. .urs.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-01

Can UP Tignors for home made
bread. 6-30-3
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-01

Mr. and Mrs. Ownly Davis are plan
ming to leave the first of the week for
Decatur. Texas. for feew weeks Wis
It with friends.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-01

bananas l5c and zoe dozen. oran-
ges l5c a dozen; lemons 15c a dozen.
Fruit stand. Second and Chickasha.
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