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The Van Buren press., 1912-06-08
LOCAL and Personal.

Miss Pansie IngIe, of Fort Smith, is
tbe guest of Mrs w. A. Brent.
Mrs. Geo. Russell, of Ozark Is the
guest of Mrs. Lynch Creekmore'
Mr. J. l.. knight, Of Alma, was n
bpsipess visitor to Van Buren,, Friday
Miss Anna SadIer, after a pleasant
visit with Mrs. Sam Lasater, OF Clarks-
willie, has returned home
Mesdames Fannie Thompson ana
Hugh Hoffman, of Fort Smith, are VS.
,liug Mrs. Georgia Faber.
Mr. ard Mrs. viii Reynolds, OF
Fayetteville, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Nj. f. II Smeltzer.
Mrs LLOYD Sigman, ofSngler, OKLA
il in the city for few days visit with
her uncle, Capt. John Steward
Mrs. Ramsden, Of Ozark, and Mrs
< LYNCH Crpekmore were guests OF MISS
Kosina Pape for dinner Tuesday
Mrs. J. d Kagy and son, Reuoer,
and Louie Bryan are at Fort Gibson
Okla. for short visit with relatives
Miss Fife Norris, Of Greenwood,
and Miss Pearl johnson, Of Fort smith,
are the guests of Miss Thyra CordeII.
The Van Buren press., 1912-06-08

j l.. Rea is rapidly maturing plans
for the erection Of concrete ohce
building on his lot at the corner Of
Fayetteville and East Main street.
The Van Buren press., 1912-06-08

In accordance with the election laws
a prohibition election cannot be- held
sooner than two yoara after the last
election was chilled This time re-
suiction Is not recognized, however,
by the people Ia recommending Hunt s
lightning on tor neuralgia rh"umu
lIsm, headaches, etc, For 3O odd yenrs
IL has been Acknowledged lo he the
beat. Sold everywhere iu 30 and .Jc
bottles,
The Van Buren press., 1912-06-08
RAILROAD TINE TABLES,
FRISCO SYSTEM
MO, PACIFIC.

1855 D N
No lO3 leaves van hult"' 1910 a m
No 100
sos m
No l0t leaves ' an n"''" 300 a II
No 100 ,o,, Van Eurpu
AZ r lIGs, win carr passengers after req
18th. 80, l.aves from ward Office daily
except sunday At, M ssT l1Sm p ynTd Office l5
NO aa Nv except sunday carries psssengerr5
as s,} GREENWOOD accommodation S 9TT'''
Van buren, l2l6 m daily except Sgu' leaves
No 90. Greenwood scso ,iliit Sunday
Van Buren, 235 N daily eN''p'
The Van Buren press., 1912-06-08

For burn or scald apply Chamber
berlain 3 Sslve 1t will allav the pam
almost instantly and quickly heal the
injared parts. For sale by John
q Kane,
The Van Buren press., 1912-06-08
The Courts.

~rpcrrrT COURT meets at Van Buren, Oh ,h ,ne
{ Nh TUnird Mondays in June and NoVe'H,o,ttL-
: III Evans. Judge; J D ArbockIe' rroS' Any
,,,,,r-,y CovRT meets I'm Van Buren, on we
{ 'V }st monday in January. April, July ana o''
tober
pRoBArE COURT meets the . thIT SoS MG9SST
in Februsrv May, August anu W.
- -, N,,;ess 81, The Local Columns Fjre cents
line for first inssrii'o, an' pre- cen" H. ~, j.
line for each subsequent Insertion ~ =, :J. o,
, r,'n opd charged To-, at atoce rates UNI" o.
dered discontinued.
The Van Buren press., 1912-06-08

Miss Fife Norris, Of Greenwood,
and Miss Pearl johnson, Of Fort smith,
are the guests of Miss Thyra CordeII
The Van Buren press., 1912-06-08

Mrs Ramsden, Of Ozark, and Mrs
Ivnch Crppkmore were guests Of Miss
Rosina Pape for dinner Tuesday,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-28
.N Els

1t Is expected that 1000 visitors
VIII be IN attendance az the animal
IriState Encampment OF the Modern
Woodmen OF America. to be held here
during the week Of July 7-13. The
local committees on arrangement
and invitations are adding the finish.
ing touches to their work and within
a few weeks every detH viii no
ready for the arrival and entertain.
ment OF the visiting Woodmen. who
viii rally from al points within the
TriState district.
Harry Tibbens. advertising mana.
ger OF Stone & Thomas store IL fbp
proud possessor OF souvenir badge
Of the Associated Advertising Club Of
America. now IN session I'm Dallas
Texas n is tho gift Of A. G. CLANCY
o. Dallas
The examinations for tho Eirbgb
grade pupils % the public schiiis viii
begin this afternoon Music win be
the first study IN which the puplIs
viii be examined. and the Other
branches will follow With nthe cours.
Of the week. Tests IN the other grades
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-28
MEDICAL SOCIETY
Held emeting az Board Of Trade Las,
EVening-Eieet Delegates 70
Convention.

Last evening In the Board Of Trade
rooms the Ohio County Medical So
ciety held its regular Monday evening
meeting AZ $50 o'clock. The program
Tor the evening consisted OF a PAPER
on Child Care" read by Dr = 4
Jepson. and The election Of delerstes
10 The state medical meeting 20 b.
held ~ Webster Springs.
Following are The delegates Drs
a. A Wlngertor. l. ID. Wilson and
Prank LEN. Hupp aiternates nrs J
A Campbell. J = Osburn and r. A
Hldrcth III The meeting will Do
held NJ Webster Springs some lime
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-28
THROW OUT THE LINE
Give Them Hcip ard Many wheeling
People VIII Be Happier.

Throw out the Lie Line"-
Ihe kidneys need help
They re 0verw0rked can't got the
poison nItrrod out az the bIood
Ihey ro settling worse every minute.
WIZ Tuu help fIemr
I'uauH Kidney TIun have brought
lhnls-uds of sidney s1Trrera harE
from fhe verge rf despair
"r""''nE testimony proves fhrr
anrfh
Bruno uffeH. rear C9 Tuerfr serarf
erect NfrrIrE 81 We ear Be
.F Dn ny fe-.f r1 murH nrI afra.r.rr
ursrf .r rrarh.nF. tcff nr uh.rt ara
laIrrl ir uf anrt. rn f.rtf caused
Frrrrr Fl. lHrrmr flarrfrrrf D.
Frrl M street. fr1I from nj ruu Gain
frn email rf rH fnrE .rH q
ra often rrrr uuT nrf nnf TEr
F Hr.f0rr a'rH rraHrf Irr.rr
Oh rr.FrtrrH art.ra q CON.
Inrrn Errer T.Ha
I fru fnraH relieved no. To
rrfrra became rnrrrnI rrf
.r rfrr u. even a.r a. .n
rrr f.af -ruf rrafrr rrrrs $50
rI F.Ha fn r.rf'r
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.rurH nrfrr W.fHrr Ur u.r....
SEE Nnrt. colo ar.nfs pr fra Trrrt
States
ErmeuHrr frr rarr-roara and
.ase uo o,lrr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-28
SHOOTING SCRAPE
AT GENEVA HOTEL
soxaDSz sfxzfs SSou.En.
Large Eunhsr OF onsndsrs yaosd mayor
soanlon-othsr News Notes
Of Benwood-

Pat Dixon. who conducts the Geneva
hotel on Main street. shot IN the air AT a
boarder by the name OF william Pabst.
Pa0st u II said was discharged from the
mills on Friday and Dixon had attached
his wages for board bill and when
Pabst went for his money he Was told
u was attached by Dixon Pabst wen.
10 the boarding house and at once start
ed trouble and ~ Is alleged he went "a
strike Mrs. Dixon and her husband in
terfered and he was struck on the face.
Dixon at once procured his revolver and
shot In the air at Pabst OFFICER Hlg-
gins arrived on the scene about this
time and arrested Pabst- lie was tried
on a charge OF assault and nned IS and
costs. Not having the necessary cash
was committed TO Jail for fifteen days.
Pabst has been I'm this country but five
months and had lived in this city about
three weeks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-28

back TO friends. Offering them posi-
lions with the company hy which he
Is employed. Several Wheeling peo-
pie have gone 10 Erie already. and
Jimmy Is advertising for a number Of
men
AT q meeting o. the creditors OF
Jerry Lucy. O. bankrupt ~ Reuwood
held yesterday before Referee Henry
a. Nolte. Attorney Herman A. Hundt
was appointed trustee 90 take charge
or the affairs in the case. The ox-
animation Of the bankrupt was held
over until another meeting
FOR The purpose Of organizing the
church membership into q Personal
workers League. meeting OF the
congregation % the Island Christian
church VIII bo held to. morrow even.
INK. and au members are urged 90
attend
Pleading guilty 90 stealing O. So
from jCbhia a. fnprrHa. Charles
schell was Fiven a. lO daya. Iau sen.
tenre by squire d q Hobbs lass
evening
% A. ID Detective uartIehaurh
Yesterday afternoon. arrested Prank
l-e1rdman. CHARGED with being drunk
and ueinE prufane language in t1r
lorHl D. A o.. station. De- uas placed
.n fne county ial to ara1f bearing
fn.a evening before Justice of rcarH
Hobbs
Tho CITY Corrru uu meet thIr
'fru'ur II especial session and QUO
riie nf fhe REPORT rf ono ras commit
20. frr session 900 o. rf UffIa In
poriiin-r Several matters 900 hr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-28
New Ralluar

In an efort 10 revive interest IN
the proposed Wheeling a Uuiontoun
haiirnad. which. according 20 the s,rr.
veys made. Eould pass % HiF wheel
ing creek and through Wnvneshurr.
va. the Hon. ID = WahOn. president
OF the WaynosburF BOARD ~ Trade.
spent yesterday in fhls clfy cunfsrrIns
Win Secretary Roy u. Naylor. % no
local Hoard ~ Trade ffa aurrerfad
NAT a committee from each orranira.
ton be appointed ao make plans Tor
boosting fho project end urge The cor.
struc'iou ~ che road A committee
viii D. appointed from the toraf
board fo meet with fhr committee
from the Wayuesturr noard 81 Trace.
probably best se6k. .l NIs Cify.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-28

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raH frf Iarf evening sf
POI ''rn ha.I st-r -s- ba.lI.r p-.r
Pep lar'-r fte s-rr-ts ~ ne
'Fn Fr-e rlt-rfsf -a ua -rtrs-s
10 ir'lrs ars rarr f--ras.s By
'hf r'arrI arf fre rf--s t-f y,
'@'''n raH Hrrr .- --ra-f t1 either
~ ''r rr1rr.'urra r-fr--. 49,.
mai. raf arf rm bel f.artn-f I'd,
re r-rrr-fr rrrrrr r- 60 n.r a..
provo. rn came
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-28
Conference 70 Oman.

This afternoon at ? u. m will mark
me opening OF the southeastern district
mo synod 81 the Lutheran church.
winch convenes I'm the St. Matthew
German Lutheran church on Water
street This evening there will be an
entertainment given for the benefit OF
the visiting delegations at the church
l"-morroW Will be devoted to the dis
Cussion OF papers that will he ROOD 60
lowed by confession Of ministers AZ
y m The principal address on
" edne sda evening will be delivered bv
lev l... n, J. Shuh. OF Pittsburgh. The
discussion OF papers will be resumed
on thursday, and many synod paperg
VIII be read by Rev. A w Werder. Of
heeIins: Rev. Simon. OF Pittsburgh.
REV. ). J. Loehr. OF Pittsburgh: Rev
beishwenger. OF Pittsburgh: Rev. otto
Mess, or Coraopolis. Pa, and Rev. Ia
r. Rutzy, OF this city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-28

are being held an during this week
and will close early. In order that the
teachers may make out the grades
and make preparations for the pro
motions which are held on Friday.
June 9TH
The regular session o. Tho ofici.l
board Of the Island Christian church
was held last evening and action WAS
taken ON number Of matters. most
ly of routine nature
-EN-Chief J =. Altmeyer. who
recently moved 20 Erie. Pa. % &C.
cept n position 40 general manager
" tho Erie stevcdOrc Co. now writes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-28
some Police Court Held.

An even half dozen were before Mayor
Scanlon last evening. viz. Tony worgel
OF MoHndsville. charge drunk. 50 and
costs, paid; Fred Fang. city. indecent eN-
posture OF person, 81 and costs. paid: Ora
Satterfield. city same charge. and costs.
paid Domnick FarcOne, same charge, 81
aud costs. paid; Paul Sonora. city. drunk
charge, ~ and costs. paid; Dock Ramsey
and his brother Iiearns both BARRIERS OF
the north end who were arrested on a
charge OF hghtlng. Will be tried this eve
ming. Joseph Zan-. CITY. charge drunk
who put up for his appe5sance did not
snow up and was fined the usual tine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-28

The DINING ROOM CONTAINS
One handsome buffet or side
board, one stx-foot square or
round top Extennon Table; six
solid Oak Chairs; one SOLID OAK
China Closet; one pretty Tapes
Try Rug, ska feet; one loo
piece Dinner Seti six each Silver
Plated Teaspoons, Tablespoons,
raves, forksj two pairs Lace
curtains; two Shades, two Pic
lures.
THE KIrcHEr CONTAINS
One six-Holo Cooking Range; ten
pisces Best Enamel Cooking
wares one Large Cabinet Table
containing drawers ana bins:
three Golden Oak Carved Chairs.
one piece Floor OIL Cloth, 100
patterns TO select from; two
window Shsdes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-28

ne city finance committee met last
evening. and the city council will meet
TINS evening In regular session
hrs. David Hare returned to her
nome a. Philadelphia after spending the
lives Ia this city
y. hsrles Gary returned 20 his home AZ
Toledo. Ohio. after spending Tie NASH
lev days here. F
Edward Vance returned IN hi 49,.
az Pittsburgh yesterday after VISITING
friends and relatives in this city
FRANK Woolsey. Of Akron. Onto ts
spehalhg a rev DAYS IN this CITY visit
Ing friends and relatives.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-28

John Gillespie. who was arranged be-
fore Squire Paul Riedel yesterday after
noon on charge OF trespassing was
dismissed II developed in the evidence
OF the case that "A young girl connect
ed in the affair was as much to blame Bs
the man and the squire dismissed the
case. Both parties are employed in the
Wheeling Can Company OF Wheeling.
The charge against the defendant was
made at the request OF the humane Of
hcer OF Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-28

John Graham, who IL employed in the
Riverside department OF the National
Tube works and who was thrown from
mule while riding a to the pastuer
on last Saturday afternoon is reported
as setting along very NICELY. The ami
NAL became frightened by an auto and
threw Graham To the gorund inhicting
a very ugly cash in the back OF mis-
head causing him 90 bleed profusely. lie
was taken TO his home in a buggy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-28

At the First NJ. +. church last even
Ing Mrs. Sherwood Eddy. who has
Travelled all over the foreign countries,
gave a very interesting lecture 60 a
large audience The principal topic
touched upon by Mrs. Eddy last even
ing was the past experience OF herself
IN the. foreign countries. which proved
more than interesting to those who at
tended
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-28

Lame back ia ur1aUv rausef bv
a'iHm - fne muscles q fb.
gee 70 Htirh you uU fnf noftfrr
-nr 'fan ftartar'aina L.nImsrf
F1r faIe tT ar faafara
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-28

during July. but the exact date IL In.
definite
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-25
SCRIPTURE
ROMANS t2:t.e.


| beseech YOU therefore. brethren,
by the mercies OF God. that ye pre-
sent your bodies living sacrifice.
holy acceptable unto God. which IS
your reasonable service,
And be not oonEormed to this world:
but be We transformed by the renew.
ing Of your mind, that ye may prove
what Is that good, and acceptable, ana
perfect will of God.
For | say, through the grace given
unto me, to every man that is among
you, not to think Of himself more
highly than he ought to think; but to
think soberly according as God hath
dealt to every man the measure Of
faith.
For as We have many members n
one body. and an members have not
the same office;
So we, being many, are one body in
Christ, and every one members one
OF another
Having then gifts different accord
ing to the grace than is given to us,
whether prophecy, let us prophesy ae-
cording to the proportion OF faith:
or ministry, let US wait on our min
isterlng. or he that teacheth, on
teaching.
Or he that exhorteth. ON exhorta-
ton; he that glveth. let him do it with
simplicity ne that rnleth. with dill
gence; he that sheweth mercy with
cheertulness.
Let love be without DISSEMINATION.
Abhor that which is evil. eleaye 10
that which is good.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-25

Coal strikes ia England and Ameri
SAX revolution in Mexico anarchy il
China italy at the throat Of Turkey
woman clamorlng for the votes
sWhat Of itg There's no cause to be
pessmistic noihing's really the mat
ter with the worldjust growing
palns
Progress has set for herself a sud.
den and terrific pace. The earth has
been spinning faster In the last twenty
years than It ever before whirled. Nat
urallg there's a BIT Of displacement III
spots, but nothing 70 hurt.
we emit very well apply electric
isy 70 a thousand uses, 80 shopping
among the clouds. uniyeraIizs educa-
ton, introduce penny Journalism and
give science a Tree rein without some
trivial consequences.
Old viewpoints are bound to shift.
ola creeds ausl give way to new
ideals. society Is bound 3 readiust its
divisions.
The ancient molds Of thought and
economies, religion and government.
are splitting. 0nr eyes see truths
which our ancestors could not behold.
ana hy their light Ne perceive their
errors and their inadequaciss.
The greatest revolutions that have
eser swept the universe will break
within tie coming hundred sears
Before this century is closed the last
King shall have lost his throne. ne
last battle shin shan be scrapped. tile
last army shan have innked its guns.
East and west shall meet in a thou
sand common causes and the five races
ioin aands h brotherhood.
Perfected wireless telephone and
tele-phoiography mile-a-seeond trains
and arirships VIII oondense the seas
and continents into ponds and back
lots.
Africa will become a weekend re-
sort for the New Yorker. and the Can
aaian farmer win press a button. lilt
Ais receiver and exchange crop gossip
with his son in Siberia.
Pain win be banished. SURGE shan
have accomplished the relief q in-
sanity and blindness. Cancer. mher
ealosis. PARALYSIS. win be as easily
cured as sprains and iumbaeo
There Nill be no waste 10 good
nor in land The air win yield .,s
wealth q niirates 70 the eondensers.
and every arahle acre ei1 laxarlate
with segetation.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-25

The stored heat or the. sun viii FUR
nish power and pests viii disappear.
Eugenica will regulate society. men
and women will mate by definite laws:
efficient organization win check eco
monte spendthriftry and eradicate
poverty; engineering win solve the
problem Of competent housing, pentn.
alton ana sunlight: the Standardization
Of health and Of welfare win extlrpate
prostitution and crime
A dream Not a bit Of It.
A tarfetohed vision? You are
wrong.
No imagination can pierce the horl
zons that cloak the tomorrow from
our sight
The farthest flung optimism can
only estimate a fragment Of man
coming glories How can you sneer?
Turn back ana view the fifty years
behind YOU. What prophet in your
fathers youth would have dared pro
claim the many magics OF today?
Strikes. revoits and wars are but
chips that Fly beneath the ehIsel OF
progress.
There viii be many wars. mobs will
rage. battles viii wage. tyranny will
clutch with straugling fingers, bigotry
win plot. ayaraice win scheme, but
to what avang
Man Is thinking Tor the first time,
really thinking The win OF numbers
must be done The few must give
q nna TO the many, and naturally we
must first endure a few petty irrIta-
tlons.
Society can not be shaken to its
foundations from a hundred tangents
a multitude of revolutions can not
break upon us and find us an calm.
We are dropping habits OF mind
and Of body that have persisted from
father to son for century piled upon
century.
II win take a few more years be-
fore we find our poise and aecustom
ourselves to the new order. Growing
pains that's Herbert kaufman Ia
Momans World
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-25
tFirst published May l6. 1921
ORDER FOR HEARING PETITION
FOR LETTERS or ADMINS

Slate q Oklahoma. Grady corpty ~
In County Court.
ln the Matter Of the Estate Of Mary
MeGloon, Deceased.
New On 'his, the 18th day ol Mnv
isis. Mate MeGlooa having tiled n
this Court bis petition alleging that
Mary Mealoon died lniessaie On o.
about the lst day Of May. 1912 leav.
ing property Within the jurisdiction ol
this court. and PRAYING for tho ap-
pointmeni OF himself as adminIs,ra.
ter of said estate.
Il is ordered That said petition he
and hereby Ia set for hearing o.
the lrnesday) 2s,h day Of MAY. 1917.
az the hour Of 10 O'Clock q H. ana
that notice thereof be given By mbiis
cation for ten days in the chlel.asha
Daily Express, chickasha. Okla. and
BY mail 70 the heirs az law 81 sala
aecedent resident Of said state as
required by law
sseall N NJ WILLIAMS.
7-Ao-iHa County Judge.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-25
tFirst published May 22. 1921
NOTICE or SALE or REAL
ESTATE.

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-25

Fall opinions o. the United states
supreme court in the tax case and
too late baby case decided By that
court Maj 18th are for salo ID pam
phles form by the Legal Record PUB.
fishing CO. Maskoeee. okla Price
2sc each IN advance s-sG
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-25

pld gou ever go fishing and catch
your fish on q silver hook3
According 70 an editor great
many people spend AN al their time
talking and eall Il fighting fof 4 prin.
clple.
IN our opinion college yelin are an.
controrable bursts Of enthusiasm and
We can't see how they can be temper
oa to schedule.
A chickasha young man says that n
be furnishes his wife with Kress
spending money there should Be no
domestic trouRa
There is an oldfashioned person IN
the city who declares that the present
generation has lost the high principles
Of their grandsires.
There is q couple IN Chickasha who
began reading Lucille" in purely
platonic spirit nld now they are read.
ing book that tells how to build a
modern house for $1,000
Here is a case for the United Char
ity; Jurors in Grady county are COM
planning about Me kind Of chairs fur
nished them. They want wicker rock
era or sofa cushions.
Now who can beat this-A Chacka-
sha man claims tlat dog owned by
his brother travelled az the way home
to Ardmore, from Roswell. N. NJ. after
making the trip to Mexico in a bag
gage car
There is heap OF difference be-
tween work and toll and one Of the
valuable lessons in life is to distin-
guish the difference. Work, real.
wholesome. work. produces the very
best influence on people,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-25

Lame back IS usually caused 81
rheunaslsm q the muscles Of the
aaek, gor which yuu win fIad nothing
better than Chamberlalun Linment
For sale bg ait lealefa Az
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-25

reflection
perHon firm corporation msatemen which
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