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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-14
blasted Life.

'You refused me ten years ago"
"I remember" said the heiress
"You caid It would wreck your life.
"It did have had to work for
living ever sinCe."-Loulsville Courier
Journal
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-14
Current Comment.
Ent nnl Right KeNcrend.

No power shall extract from us the
name of the portly bishop who is
now known To the irreverent as
''WeIght and See.'--London Punch.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-14

just want to find out"-Atlanta Con
stitution.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-14

We know there kickers but euthanasia under
lion, No,d seem IL, be humane and deensibe
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-14

In George w claim to have under arrest the
r waunpford Chicago bond $4,000 to get out
of a landi / was
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-14

humanitarians AID theoogians appear 10 us
he proprety putting death those VINO are uoou
humanity to the affirmative
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-14

Missouri days placed trial the
beef refrigerator belonging Of
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-14

special session likely reconstruction of
OF the Ed"aus
Moc included in the work.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-10
NIGHTS OF UNREST
Ne Sheer. no Fsesf no reacc For The
$unerec From Kidney Troubles

Ne Steer. no nesf no rrace For The
suffered From Kidney Troubles
NO pv Hcr lor rie kidney eueerer
i'al4 and diatreea isaNi morn p
right
sict np With 4 Tame AaeE.
Twlhres at haoknrAe AatNer son all
aaF.
p0n aebmK bfealsh yeu reas at
night
urinary aiFofiers aad in SaHf mi~
ery.
Get at lhe canse cure the kuneys s
Dom kidney Pills VIII work the
Care
They're far the stdneFg only
Have made Ereat cAfea III Guthrie
Mrs 81 r. peery. 10il NJ. Glefc.
land Ave. Guthrie, 0kias aays:
"Doanta Kidney Pills save me more
feigef fynm kidney and bladder. tran-
bic than amy other remedy ! ever
nsed ! WAS caused much anuo2alae
hv attacks AZ this complaint aud as
t.mes nay hack ached so hadly aMA
was Ia painful that | conld hardly
sleep MY limbs swelled and there
X efa nlhcr symptoms of kidney cafl.
g1ainl iii evidence. The contents Nh
four boxes az pOan's Kidney Pills ra.0
stored me 10 better health than ! haa|
enjoyed for years | gladly give this
remedy tho praise n deserves
For sale bg All dealers Price apI
cents Faster MiIhHrn Ga. llnGal0,I
New york. sole agents for The United
States.
Remember the name Doan's-- ani
take no other
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-10
sPARRcws COURT
STUFFED BROTHERS

Oklahoma City Okla. IulY 10
tfen the city bred sparrow knows
lis Friends and has laiih.in the pro-
lection of Che state fish and game de-
partment actordiue 10 the 0niniou
oi Don lawhead assistant state fish
end same warden. he declares fhat
ON t"e or three evenings the win
aoNs and screens ~ one of the Off
zee rooms of the department have
oeen iei5 opep and raat when tbe de.
mftmcni heads arrived In the morn
ing they found several sparrows in
the room iisne about the collection
of stuffed birds. evidently .fyins fo
caoie Che nonned Specimens into a
saste % sociahihil
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-10
TWENTY -TWO POSTAL
BANKS IN OKLAHOMA
That Number in Operation Be
fore August ITO Estab-
lish in Larger Cities
Special to Daiiy LAaaer.

Washington iulS lir-lae follow
Ing is the complete list of 0klaao
mas twenty-five postal savings
banks ordered established Thus Car
all OF them 20 be I'D operation before
thc end oi the present month
Oklahoma ADJ Alius, Alya Ard
more. Bartlesyile. Blackwell Chick
asha. Clinton. III Reno, Gg5mo HO-
bart EIoldenville, Lawton, Aangum
Norman, 0kmnlgee pawhuska. Per
rv. Ponca. SNpMpa Shawnee. Wag'
0ner
Postmaster General Hitchcock de
elares that by the eua 0i fhis month
there viii bic or8ered established in
the largest city Of each state a post
al savings hank after whica the
system viii be RAPIDLY EXTENDED 20
Other large cities
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-10
LIVE To Be
100 If YOU
CARE To
One Of the Principal Things Is
10 Set Married, Declares
Writer

sold Age Deferred is a nook oi
medical rules on how 10 dolge The
scythe until 80 mare centenarian.
After some $50 ages ol thefapFutic
and hygenie discussions. he author
gives his one best secret for such
an achievement lie says. lf we
were ASKED fol tine ncsi means 81
iing 10 be tf0 wears 0ld we would
say. become 4 pnasaiti on q paipers
and be received into an English
w0rkhause
For those who can not afford this
triumph of longevity, or feel Ike in
dnlging iu sneh an alluring training
for the old age limit Twelve COM
nandmenis arc written an q lile tab-
let II used they are recommcndeu
as eer,aiii bridge to q centennial
With comments on the science 81
longevity, the book refers pawicnk
larlg te the dlctless glands Of the
BODY hose with internal scefeiionss
To the degeneration OF these Is as.
signed the cause oI the chronic dis
ease 0f old age The thyroid glands
The sexual glands and the adrenals
are mentioned ir particular SeV
eral chapters are devoted 10 the in-
gnence OF the sexual glands upon
vitality and long life IN which the
sex question thoroughly expounded
Nh all instances an eafis ma Iase Is
strongly recommended ais length.
cning agency ol life. while eelibacy
Is shown to cause early c0nplica
gi0ns OF the nervous system
The author oi the volume * Dr
+ IA Fkf 4 n
baths carlsbad, Germany From his
the fashionable health resort ne
giyes 10 women hints and instrnc
tions on how Ia defend themselves
against old age ana loss OF physical
hcanty
THIS twelve commandments are
+ ne as much as possible ia the
cpen aif ana sunshine. exercise and
breathe deeply and regularly
2 ITO live on diet consisting Of
meat once day eggs cereals, green
Yeaetahles fruit ara raw milk 81
healthy COWS cas- much as stomach
wil pef9lt fand nfasticate Properly
Battle dalN Take swea hatn
once Week 0r every two weeks -
heNt can stand il
lave daily action Of Che bowels
and tako pargaliye once week. IL
snrre ~ ans tendency constipation
Wear porons underwear pre-
fefablf cotton porous clothing loose
collars light hat (H anAl aud low
shaca
ti Go 70 bed early ana rise early
Sleen IN dark, quiet room with
a@fa window noi less ha naiS ana
nonrs nor more chan seven
and one bali hours and for women
eight and ne-half honrs
Have one complete day S rest
each wcei1 without reading or viii
Ing
9 Avoid mental emotions and
worries about the past Never say
unpleasant things and avoid Listen
ing ta such
10 Get married II widow or |
widowed marry again Avoid sexual
lctivity beyond physiological limit /
lld avoid a snpnWssnn ol the hWc
zion Of thcse organs
q Ieneerate use Of alcohol To-
haccn. coffee and ten
~ Avoid oyerheated places and |
replace functions 81 diseased organs |
By extracts from corresg ndipg or
gans of healthy anlaias
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-10
PR0PP|NG WEAK BANKS
Proves Heavy Drain on Cuaran-
tee Fund report Made
Public
snneIal q Az naLIy Leader


Oklahoma City Okla lnly lQ-
THO ssatemens og II Gt Dennis tne
treasurer Of the state banking board
showing the condition oi the bank
guaranty fund from April :, 1917 ta
.lnlv II 1gfi shows that on the lat-
Tar date The cash ID The credn OH
the fnna amounted TO SsS.aS2,7S. inc
total amount Of collections for TIC
benefit of the guaranty fund dHrlng
sthe dnarter amounted to ST7A4ll4ss
inciuding S404a04a 40 collected on the
i per cent. emergency assessment
$g4.40S.S4 collections from assets
of the defnnct planners and Mechan
ics hank s244,TSS.s6 assets taken
from the Might and Das bank of 0ls.
mhuna Cisy There avs S29aha on
hand to tlfa credit nl the guaranty
fnnd 81 April 8. 1917
ainone the disbursements listed
are $35I .2nl60 60 thc Night and Bay
hank. nf which Sl0641a24 Is cash
and sait,7SSSG II iii warrants, also
4 diabnrsens cnt 81 S40S,5as 81 to do
posiiofs 81 the defacf Planters and
Mechanics bank az Oklahoma City
ana settlements as Follows Secuf
ity State sank of SnlWlaf Si3.Sf25l;
tfnion State hank Of MuskOeee 500
$50. iSank NJ Commerce tsearN, Sl9,-
aasS5 RanR uf snyder $ls,1ag iS
rifigeDs Bank ~ Mountain PaG
sI7.a59.aS. Asses are held by the
board iunH tie banks fen these SET
f4pmnnts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-10

Pale Delicate Women and Girls.
The ola Standard GROVES TASTE
LESS CHuL TONIC, drives ont ma
laria and builds uD the system For
grown people and children. 50c.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-10
TULSA BANKS CONSOLIDATE.

Tulsa. Okla. July ia-fhe Fifst
National mnk the oldest banking
nsiiutiQn in the city. ana tAe 0kia
homa National bank have merged
under the name Of the First Nation.
al bank. The Oklahoma National
purchased i controlling inteles in
the 0.her Institution the Orr inter
esis retiring after many years con.
netion With the First National fhe
officers now are: President Grant
ii. McCAl,ough. vice president ~
a. Thompson T. X Gone and J IN,
simmons: cashier, a Il. Bradshaw;
assistant cashier Roscoe ADAMS aaa
new institution IS capitalized az 1925,
coo ana has deposits IN excess OF
sl,ic0,o0o
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-10
IMPURE ICE CREAM
lN okLAH0NA
- ~ nlIlv -

snegial % DAILY I..a.isr
Oklahoma CiiB okla In,t iN.-
$ Rnsse'l assistant pnrc zoos
and irus commissioner has certified
70 fhc county attorney of oklahoma
County thnec cases for alicscd vo.
lauou VI iae department ht tAo lo
esi 'tcalffs lt IS alleged ihCy man-
ui5ci cred and offered Tor sale Zee
cream contrary 81 fhe department. S
rules
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Fannie y Cooper ct mar To Frank
iones wd $4,000 southwest quar-
ter l5 l79
Eliza NJ Clark 90 Robert A Cart.
ueY, wd $1,000; noriheas, quarter
OF southwest quarter 35 IL ~
n S Hul 70 Cora G Walker, wia
S3l lot 20. block 8 Crescent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-10
UNCLE SAM
MADE: DAL TON
BOYS BAD
Turned 10 llglIaWTy on Losing
Federal Jobs, GnihTle Man
Tells DfnYerlteS


another reconnter 0i tales OF the
Dalton boys, visiting III Denver He
Is a {stnAbhegfed German Henry
Mayer who was intimately acpuaint
ed with he Daltous In Oklahoma ter
ritoly, iInoWlng them long before the
land was opened up 81 the settlers
md after thai meeting their parents
and other relatives Wh0 took 40
homestead lands there
Mr. Mayer Is snmmermg III non,
fger. llHtil three years ago he vas
hn ployed by the .Aschison Topeka
4 Santa re railroad III the capacity
Of special agent al ffnthrie and while
there lie met filc Daifons Mr. May.
'er Is stiil with the Santa re. but on
the pension roll.
Boys Got Angry at the Government.
Those boys would have never
been bad. re said, nut they got
angry at the government. Under
'Glevelanh's administration they were
United states deputy marshals, but
when Cleveland went our they did.
loo. Everybody liked them when
they we're working Tor tile govern.
ment, bur after hat they were much
feared
sfhe boys liked their work ID the
territory and hated 10 giVe it upt
put when they had 10 they inst turn-
ed oyer and tried q Sac hcg mnch
Fneanncsg they could dp
lhny disl not stop at anything
After they left our locality we heard
oi heir outlaw WORK in every part
9f fhe country While With us they
lNlee held up me santa fe ana
wee VIZ eaasen tAsiit baEh tlile
VIZ oa-M4tted them py senalng tAe
money thfy @Apecfea ~ Aet oh an.
2iaef tFaiit iie iist hoiaap thes
9Ais g0t small hanl and tho sec
ohd tiiae aii taey roae oiL wlth Was
t1fee h'tstefs Nj 5faHRs. ihfy aFai
ltoieat the nail Of fte passengers.
Offen Came Back at
Night 20 Iheir Home.
Altef lRsse heidhps tae boys ie!l
ne vlclmtg ~ winch tneir parents
i3Yed ana went elsewhere 20 com
'hlt thtif depfeaations Bnt taeS Of
en came 0tek a nlght " visit their
rome ahp ~ oile iiac was known
MAJ theS feetlSea assistance from .
Dlnthetfili-l laNs VINO Nas IiNsng theFe'
~ bPol3aef-ii-iaM hiaa one MORSE .
tiea.hltiFl3 sfag EFef{ pody IA the
,1ails "a ha.'" v one das lhe Morse
llsi'i i'ei,ffa 'flid no eNiiahaFloh was
{, 4, ss.1sa ps .les ''N lisf @aa ieafi'''l
liiefwafd taat one 81 tue Dalton
po8s ateaeA \. tftsh morse " lnilAe
liis fHe'li'e ana he gol me fieap1lteA
sAas
Ai'tf '3tg lait'ls'a ha'iM fohtlffy y
4, oi5''shii.e, h.tli., ! saw lhe salit llal
Ne'ialts''' {as'oi wore. y "'fs aispiay
y lh daHea aillefent towns ana
'Hitsi It' M y. nay i'its a9'eS ifanl h4eh
,,a',a, a.'n' ~ h's s'F hoW I'M R'y ~
,saboi. tss,,, 49, na,s
lhelF hF7t iiet Frank llahon who
Was 81 @tr t'ni'' q ldoplnehl AtoE
aey III 'saa tfaileisae and ~nom I
'i'' N''li" g. l''e ram gailts east.
Fi'illisrd ne ne would nave che Dogs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-10
ADMITS rs BURNeD
PAPER PLANT
snocIaI d ~ - le.aer-

special Il tae DAILY Leader
Nearwaa Okla iulg fN- lame
K3rg aetd ~. c1stof ard owner 81
The Noble NeUs nipaaea gaiify in
the cleveland county district ralft
at Norman and uas sentenced bE
ludee Mcmillan e serve foW years
n the s.afe rclormaiou at 6fsnte
on q charee Of runins his neHsps-
per plant sl Noble durns asf Anfil
FOG thc SfNu Insurance nru nif kin-
had ouly recently nioVed ih plant ID
eble from Iutt.e l Crazy county.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-10

Right ln your busiest season hen
YOU have the least tine to spare you
are most likely 70 take dlarrhoea
and lose several days time unless
you have Chamberlain s. Collie Chob
era and Diarrhoea Remedy az haud
and take dose on The tlrst appearA
anee Of the disease, Fer sale by
all dealers
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-17

superintendent Charles Evans OF
Ardmore spoke in behalf Of the cities
Of the state Mr.. Evans delivered one
Of the most foreceful educational adj
dresses OF the occasion. He painted
a beautiful word picture Of chickasha
and the great educational institution
OF which she was now possessed, not
forgetting to give due credit to the
women of our city who worked so un-
tiringly sor its establishment and loca-
tion.
Having been one Of the Ardmoreites
who were bending every energy pos
sible to locate the school at that city
Mr. Evans could speak whereof he
knew The word OF good cheer and
assurance Of hearty support for the
n /. & G. that the speaker brought
from the cities of the state was in
deed encouraging and gratifying to all
friends of the institution within heav-
ing Of his voice.
The Exhibits.
The industrial work on exhibit evil
denced wonderful advancement along
that line IN the short time that the
school has been under way. Hat max
ing and trimming. the making Of all
kinds Of ladies' apparel and furnish
ings as an exhibition proved the apt
ness Of the students and the superior
competency of the teachers.
The arts exhibits were equally in
evidence Of the aptness Of the stu
dents and the superior skill and abil-
ity Of the instructors. The specimens
OF china decoration were the equal Of
any in beauty and aeIicacy OF touch.
levidencing artistic skill Of both
teacher and student
The New Building.
The I. l. & G. building is perhaps in
its construction and appointment the
superior of anything of the kind in the
state. 1t is located on a large cam
pus, overlooking the city. Besides a
great auditorium with seating ca
pacity Of 1900 the building has lee
ture, instruction and recitation rooms:
library, domestic science, laundry and
cooking rooms rooms for art and mu-
sic: gsnnasium and hot and cold and
shower bath apartments: on the first
and second floor anre large bubbling
fountains Of water The building is
constructed Of stone and buff brick,
the first story being native stone
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-17

keep apace with the industrial epoch
Training the mind through the agency
Of the hand will be the eptomized
principle Of all future schools. De
velopment. the true aim of education,
should not be lost sight OF In the mad
rush for facts. am persuaded that
only when we have as our aim Chris
tian citizenship, and concentrate all
of our efforts upon attaining it. and
give it prominence in every endeav-
or, then. only. viii we meet the de-
mands Of the present age in the edu-
cation OF the young.
1--WE have heard so much Of "the
glory that was Greece and the grand
eur that was Rome" that we are at
times apt to think the world is max
ing progress backward. But let us lift
up our hearts in thankfulness that We
live in the freest country that the
world has ever known
Wisdom is not monopolized by a
few. Power is not concentrated in the
hands Of tyrants: knowledge need not
express itself in ciphers; work is no
longer even crime or a disgrace"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-17
Eat With
Us....
Fred'S Chop
House
Meals 25c
Meals 25c
MAJESTIC THEATER.
PROGRAM TONIGHT.

Motion Pictures.
The Melody of Fate A drama ol
how the MANNED and blind forgot their
afIliciion AZ the note OF the violin. etc
indicated The pastor discovers
hts daughter IN love. A drama
The Sicllian Army Drill.
Tweedlednm Becomes Detective.
"A comedy
Dicks Reward Western drama.
Two other new reels unknown
VAUDEVILLE.
Newcomb and Williams. in their
refined comedy entitled Ills Country
Sweetheart" comedy. Their last
appearance in our city
Harry Brown, pianist He plays the
pictures up to date.
Night performance Doors open al
Z p. m. First show starts at 7sl5.
Prices for night show Is cents fof
adults and 10 cent? for children.
Remen Der ocol room ana pleas.
ant entertainment for all
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-17
Educational Progress.

Prof W. + GILL; school superinten-
dent Of Usage county, had been as
signed the subject Educational Pro
gress" The speaker in a highly inter
esting way reviewed the progress Of
the people Of the nation from its
birth to the present time. carrying
with It the important part that educa-
tion had played in the great work One
portion Of his address we here quote
"The stupid world is being aroused
to the fact that something besides
knowledge Of text books is needed to
fit men and women for citizenship.
The locomotive engineer who can
read his orders and write his name
legibly and can make his engine pun
a tra.n OF cars loaded with human
freight safely across or or two
states in one night while they sleep.
is far better educated than is the col
lege graduate who speaks three Ian
guages. but who can not make a re-
spectacle living for his family The
young woman who can nicely COM
pound and bake a wholesome biscuit
and broil steak that will tempt 4
vegetarian, or who can make music
with the keys o. a typewriter. neat
and correctly punctuated letters. has
a much better education than the girl
who recites in French. giggles in Span
ish and pounds misery out OF the pi-
ano and into her auditors in an at
tempt 70 produce operate music, but
who cannot take her mothers place in
the dining room or kitchen when 1t IL
best for her to do SO.
I'm the last few years some new
features have come into our school
systematic twentieth century lead
crs-the manual training school for
the boys and the Industrial school sor
the girls Like a Colossus they have
grown until they bestride the globe;
or at least that part which holds out
the prize Of success to the best equip
ped contestant They are branch
of our high school course which was
first inaugurated for dullars and in
corrigibIes. but which is now recog-
nized as the place to lay the founda-
tion Of successful career. This man
ual training and Industrial education
idea teaches how to be accurate, self
reliant quick Of thought and action.
with big ideas and now to execute
them. Then salary is large influence
great; prospects bright
This commercial age demands
young men and young women who
can put abstract ideas into concrete
execution. Modern improvements,
rapid communication by telephone and
telegraph. the various uses OF cleo
tricity the wonders In mining and civil
engineering, the wide field for scien-
title research, the need Of commits
sioners Of charities, all appeal to the
graduates Of the MANUAL training and
Industrial departments Of our schools
THE time is East coming when man.
ual training and Industrial education
will be IN she course 81 every rabllc
school,
4Thu teachers Of the future must
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-17
100000 |. |. & c.
Building Dedicated
Confined from page one,

Continued from Page Ona.s
Muskogee that not withstanding wo
man and her great and many and
mighty achievements that the Lord
has still place and a glorious work
Tor the men,
Miss Lane closed with beautiful
tribute to the girls present. making
special meation Of those from her own
county
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-17

A merchant told me one time
that he did not have to ad-
vertise---everyone knew him.
When the sheriff sold him
out an immense crowd at
tended the sale. Compare
lively few people knew the
sheriff but the business had
been advertised.
The Daily Express and the
Grady County Express go in
to 1000 of the best homes in
this community and are read
by more than 10000 pros
porous men and women.
A phone cali will bring our
advertising man to your Of
flee who will assist you in
preparing your copy if you
desire.
Phone 43
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-17
HOW ABOUT Ira

= What would you think Of ,
= merchant who wrote you letter :
: on wrapping paper? Your sta +
= tionery represents you-it Is an =
= Introduction tc strangers with =
= whom you want to do business. =
= What kind Of an impression does =
= the stationery you are using TO- +
= day make upon the outside =
, world? The Daily Express has :
= men who are REAL printers I
= and who do REAL printing on ,
= REAL paper Phone 43 and we =
= WIN call FOR your work ana dely :
= er t. =
a n y A. a a a a a a a a. = a a. a
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-17

For soreness Of the muscles wheth-
er induced by violent exercise or in
jury, Chamberlain's Linhnient is ex-
cellent. This liniment is also highly
esteemed for the relief it affords in
cases of rheumatism Sold by all
dealers. DIV
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-17
GO RIGHT At IT

Friends sna Neighbors in chickasha
NJ Npw You How.
Get al tll6 sNt Of the trouble
Rubbing ching back may re-
lieve II.
But ii won e IL
You must me root Of 1.-THE
ks.neys.
Doan's tidna Hs 60 right at it,.
Reach the cau attack the pain.
Have cured ma hickasha people.
c. f. Remi. bf carpenter. sol
N ghird St., chieN Okla. says
q never had any ie from my kid
neys until last VII AT that time
i did agreat deal a work ana +
think that weakened Nv kidneys.
Sharpcatches in the pf my back
made me almost helpless od knew
that If | letNthe trouble N would
become serious. finallf 6curel a
supply Of Doans Kidney ls all the
Owl Drug store and the @ hts Of
three bcx cured me. WA ser !
feel a slight return attack |aEey
complaint, | take few doses aan :
Kidney Pills and they never nl' fe-
lleve ne. This remedy has ni III
est endorsement"
For sale by all dealers. PRO NJ
cents. Toster-Milburn Co, Bulis'e.
New York. sole agents for the Unls
States.
Remember the name Doan's
and take no other. 2d-1w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-17

II you have horses, COWS. hogs or
chickens to sell, advertise them in the
classified column OF the Expi ses.
Buyers can be found for anyhinR
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-17

Miss r. Hall and Mrs. r. Kincaid Of
comanche, are the guests at tie home
OF their brother r. Q. Hall.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-17

p. w Dent cashier or the First Ma.
tional bank Of aush Springs is d
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