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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-05

Coming Out every time you comb it,
l. the falling hair running that beautiful
thick and wavy hair that you are so
proud Of and treasure so much7
You can stop the falling out and re-
store hose gray hairs to their natural
color Just IS soon as you begin 10 use
HAYS HAIR HEALTH. Don't delay
-don' run the risk OF losing altogether,
with thin, scraegly, gray hair your
beauty and youthful appearance.
Keep your hair natural colorcd, thick
and glossy, ard you will always keep
yonr good locks. II - not a dye.
100 and SOC At DRUG Stores or direct upos
receipt Of price and ace'rs name Send 1oc fr
trial be. ,rk. Nj
BARNEKOv & PETE.
II. A. SEAMAN.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-05

There's q Xmas ~. everybody
who will take advantage OF the
opportunity to open an account
in the PERTH AMBOY TRUST
co. Furthermore 1t will not only
be for the present Xmas but TOR
many to coms. See our detailed
statement Of the unsurpassed adj
yantages which we oner.
PERTH AMBOY TRUST CO.
This Company III q legal daposl-
tory for the funds or the State OF
New Jersey. County OF Middlsssx.
and also a depository for the ma
nicipal funds OF the City Of Perth
Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-05


Wt1AAEN AVfSx1 0k&sTfXxEfai<17ls
I Gotksg through kha 61Hft&4S xM
large cities, one III surprised u Anaa
such q large portion ot the inmates
women, and still further surprised
to find that SO many OF the women
are there to undergo operations for
female Ills.
Before submitting to a surgical
operation which may mean death or
a lifetime of impaired usefulness,
every woman should try Lydia II.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, as
many grateful letters have been re-
ceived by the Lydia e. PinkhaH1 Go.
OF Lynn, Mass, from women who
have been restored to health after
having been told that a surgical OPP
GRAFTON was their only chance OF re-
eoyery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-05

EVENING NEws e0vers ths fisla
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-05

All the news for 10 cents 4 vaek.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-19
pldn,s DO Much oosd.

Father-Have you dona any think
ing about how yau are to meet your
debts7
Son-No, dad; but r've done = deuos
OF a lot Of wondsringi-Puck.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-19
RESTAURANT
AND HOTEL TO OPEN

Al modern hotel. restaurant and
bar room. to be known as the Amer
ican hotel and Old Vienna restaurant
win be opened by Max Fucker, Sol
Benhamu and Charles Hado Schleser
at 1879 Smith street tomorrow night.
The opening festivities will be brill
liant, II Is claimed. Useful souvenirs
will be given. Somlo Lajos and his
celebrated Hungarian Gypsy band of
six pieces secured direct from Lit
tie Hungary OF New York city Will
furnish music tomorrow night and
each week night thereafter from 7
o'clock to 10 midnight. The entire
building has been remodeled and
eighteen hotel looms are to be put
in use. Electric lights are used ex-
clusiyely and steam heat will be
furnished.
Mr.. RADIO Schfeser, who will con
duct the restaurant In the rear ball
coDy Of the piece, formerly conduct
ed the celebrated Old Vienna res
taurant In Atlantic City. The cafe
and hotel will be conducted under
the management Of the firm of Zuck-
err q Benhamu. Both are exper-
fenced liquor dealers. Louis Splitter
Will have charge of the arrange
ments for the formal opening tomor-
TOY night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-19
PUBLIC OPINION
january to. 1912.

January 10, 1917.
Editor EVENING NEWS:
Please publish the following reply
In your valuable paper. This is a re-
ply to interested" The PATROL
man In question was detailed by
Sergeant Durham from police head
quarters and not as yeu state In
4our paper, that Mrs. Surak sent for
an officer who was found in a Q
by saloon. No messenger On the
street or anywhere else approached
me in the case. Now, IL Interest
ed can produce any a In the city
OF Perth Amboy that can ~truthfully
say that Officer T.. C. Jensen refused
to maks an arrest where there was
Just cause for It, you can include
gun men" and all. I never backed
UP for any one or more me up to
the present Time
For the benefit OF the public, /
Investigated this case the 5 i
knew how, and made d full and CONF
plete entry in nay report sbook on
January 18th, 1919. This Is what |
found when / got fu ths house, No.
k52 Hartford street. A blind man
was sitting ON 8 chair, but he did
not look to me n Il he was under
the influence of drink. Also an iH-
rant IN a cradle tine same could
only be a few months odd and ole
more little urchiE In the room Do
not rscolieet If 1t was o boy or girl
John Surak lost his sight at the
hands of his WIFE,, who struck him In
the Il with a towel saturated with
potash. causing his blindness. and is
now helpless. / coald not see where
he was IN any way dangerous o
why / should arrest & blind nun.
az wlai sirzs sursn nztu uer neaEn-
bars say ig Erues why did she nos
cause his arrest years g and MT
wait until she robbed hina OF hia
eye~slght, and pat the burden OF the
blame On the poliess who are at all
times Willing TO the public
wners there IL a Just cause fer thszn
to act. Ny report plainly states that
&c the man was or 10 out OF bis mind.
tfais is for doctors TO deteEms g. and
not s p0lice olzaesr~
The rspexes that T get Ia the
nasshnarAcod. as 10 Jain gMrak.
vsas saA@s ka movaT WIGS any @oaa,
bat 1 h@*e Eass@r asan khs nasn to Ehs
Nask OF my knowledge aaa nazzas AM
e. ssa@ LII - January this yeAg.
r. e. JENsENs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-19

servatives feared he was over extend
Ing himself. When the panic came he
had a string OF four important New
York banks. the American Ice CON
pany and the Consolidated Steamship
company. which was a merger OF the
coastwise companies. In the panic he
was eliminated from everything and
then came the criminal prosecution. In
passing sentence Judge Heugh said
that Morse had used the bank and the
depositors' money for bis own specu-
iative purposes. III such schemes did
not entail eve punishment the pub
lie ia at the mercy Of Adventures rich
enough to buy up the control Of a
bank" he added.
In 1901 Morse married the divorced
wife Of Charles f. Dodge. In 1904
Dodge asserted that he had never been
'.~--ca t. tie ..vSsSo p-s.seediuxs. The
case got into courts. The validity Of
the Dodge-Morse marriage was upheld
and Abe Humnei. Dodge's lawyer. was
tn jail for a year for perjury.
I Morse made millions out OF boosting
the price OF American Ice securities
stock from "a to 93 In tess than a
year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-19


Hrigadier General George "A. Torney.
chief of the bureau OF medicine and
surgery Of the army. gives Mr. Morse
less than slx months to lire. and In
General Torueyss opinion death wonld
come within thirty days If the former
financfersH confinement al a federal
prisoner continued.
Ii was On this report by the array
surgeon that President Taft finally de
cided to end Morse's confinement,
which has extended over practically
two years. Attorney General Wicker
sham concurred In this action and the
communication Of the sentence.
Charles w. Morse was convicted In
the federal court In New York city IN
Nov. .. 1903. OF having misapplied
funds and made false entries in the
books OF the National Bank OF North
Zmsr4ca. OF which he was vice prssi-
dent He was sentenced tho nert day
70 fifteen years In the federal prison at
Atlanta.
Before the panic OF 1907 Merse's
operations were subject Of comment
In the financial d3strict- The con-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-19
SHOOT VICIOUS
DOG ON STREET
Snapped at Many People,
No One Bitten

Al dog suffering from mango which
people in the VI
entity of Buckingham avenue and
High street the early part Of this
week, has been shot and removed
from the street. According to In
vestigations of Patrolman L. C. Jen-
sen the canine ran about the streets
swapping ~vicious1y al pedestrians
and many thought 1t was mad. Just
before 1t was killed 1t snapped at
q mar who was delivering milk. The
officer reports that Mr.. Dwyer killed
the dog at 631 High street.
A large yellow dog. without col
lar, license tag and muzzIe, which
has proved a nuisance about city hall
park the past few weeks has not
been captured. despite strenuous eff
forts OF Dog Warden Albert Leon
ard. The latter trailed the animal
with a shot gun for several hours
Monday morning. but his efforts to
kill it proved futile.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-19
RESCUE BOY
ON ICE FLOE
Staten Island Youth Was
Drifting to Sea.
Special 10 the EVENING NEWS.

Special TO fhc NEWS.
Tottenville, 8. T., Jan. 19.--Be-
numbed by cold and almost ex-
hausted from his endeayors to reach
land again. Otto Swenbor, fifteen
years old, of Greenridge, Staten Is
land, an adventurous skater, was
picked up from a floating ice foe off
Prince Bay at dusk yesterday after
noon by the crew of the tug Prem
tiss, OF New York, and brought here.
Captain Martin and the mate of the
~rescuing tug revived the lad and sent
him to mis- home. The boy had a
thrilling experience.
Truant From School.
Swenbor had played "hooky" from
school and was skating on Woln's
pond, near the-S. S. White Dental
Works. at Prince Bay, early In the
afternoon, when he decided to try
the Ice on Prince Bay. To take OFT
his skates and hurry to the shore of
the larger body of water was but the
work of an instant. He then cir
cied, boIder and bolder, e the
open water line until Suddenly there
came a snap and ~crunching OF Ice
which brought fears into the heart
of the truant. He was adrift In the
bay on a hugh Ice zoe, Realizing
his peri1ous position and the descend
ing night, he called continually for
an hour for help. which finally ar
rived In the form OF the passing
@Rrentiss.s
BOY Tells Of Experience.
When rescned, Swenbor was near
Iy prostra4e wItA grief and exhaus-
.tion. The arrival of the rescued lad
AT this place VILE quickly Roissd
around and soon a small sized crowd
had gathered at the dock to hear the
tale ct HI lad's exne-5eac suh..c
helping hands we're revIvfng him. q
telephone message arrived from the
distracted parents. who ara Swedish.
ard they were assured OF the safety
of tnsIr san. Swsnbor attendB
school No. a., at Greenridge. Hfs ab-
ssEsee from school had beer report
cd to hls parenfs and 8 search insti-
taf@A.
Brenbor teia or his fears when,
after asarly an hour OF shouting, no
heip haA arrived. ks said hs was
afraid OF Deing washed oat ia sea. =
Ihs beg ~ noa@ bAs worse today zoz
BIS narrowing s~zpersenes. W01HsSI
pond Il q Hassea H8x seSo0z sssfHFsa
during zAe akA&ana saa#au, sssneeamzay
SSoza ths sownm &C RxInes lay end
1gaenxzaH@&
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-19
A BIG VICTORY
FOR FOUNTAIN

New Brunswick, Jan. I9s--Iudge
Cross OF the Unftsd States Supreme
Court yesterday denied the PennsyI-
vania railroad a new trial In the As~
bury Fountain ease. 4 few months
ago Mr. Fountain secured a judy
ment Of $l,00e against the company
for damages to hls iazsIss caused By
sparks from their engines setting
ire e &c --s~~1o1S. yesterday lae
applied for a new trial
and after hearing the evidence II
denfed By Judge Cross.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-19

Delightful Entertainment Given
in Presbyterian Chapel.

Ha
wo,,,a ,sa sgesa,,1s "a ur.anua a
~ ans i've ~ the praahvtarian
naa lose ntybf Tho arair waa 3
e~rrn~ s,ianas ~. ahsao. Ear
whicb 4 waa arr.ssvaa be5np fuIIv
-~saJ-aa r. n.aa nuralv q honse fall
art nrogr~rs ans mnra was
$500 - shams +na4 parth huhov
nossasaos +aIantaa artfata IN music
Iiseratura and arr
Tba nroo,am as n-rario,s1v n,h-
,,shas rras rarr,ed nd usth the ev-
c.ptian tha+ Mrs o,ivsr III Pnrasay
ubstt+,tad fars M pamsav In che
rsadfnc ssrha Tan,inv ,g the shrew -
NJ pau..v q Mains aunnrnrad
hav,n1 hssr aa+atnsd a4saurf,ara on
h,,st,eru Th nr.t ,,,.,alhar : riane
colo ~ Mfa. r 0xrna palmer uas
nIaastnrr ssr.-sd .ra ave Inc
a,,d,anea ~ taaa =, +be -avcalyaut
fas+,rra. .s,a+ u,ara - fnIIrv racar.
ro,,s~ os : r1trd,o T.rL Pamaav
a. nraar ara Harnnn Martir ~
On Hgvntlan tooL the n.rts Of the
wssa men ~ Inc sEafob from Rar
uur on+st,aa ssyxra Thvaa Kinva ~
Or4ant Arc -, v,th tr+rodYotoru co.
1-,r+icn wv pav T.uan u Ncrthrun
M hrvs SAM their rar+s and re-
caiyaa ant~hr,s;aatio anrJ.rsa Thav,
wara draauod ~ cost,,s,ag ranraSauf.
IMP their rasnactiva Countries
Miss RIoncha r-;avas ID ,Ysra1
do1igbtnd har audfenoa with her via
lin and after an anrnra y I,,rIs
Morn waa MR. Mora,E
suhgsect was nTh Tow RI Az and
~ nrncaadaa to NH that inv oni
,nanar hafnra the apa,anca Slr.trh
ska+ch was drawn whlla All
watched intentlv DESIGNS for ae-
enrattors tor dsfrarant roon. ~suita-
shIa ~ fhair -n,,rnnsas xrera drarrn
each one h~r;ngIny o,,t a naw and or
5g,nnI brmnr fba@ NAM dfrast ~ tho.
pninf Starting w,tb enc -, two cen
oval l;nes Mr. Mcra WITH = fazvl
daahes ~ tba crauon would hriny
.nut d strihing niet,rn eynla,nina 40
ha drew ue said tbara 10 q great
raat ~ sim;larftu hatyvaap facas Tn
nrova ~ ha draw, tba faca ~ ! uag-
rue with ~ long t,1sLa ~ wow Tn
: ~ haa transforned tbis
inta ! nnrfraif IF = tvnica1 Fnglisb
with HE manac1a ana two
nrinte5 hoard Tha faea r. J horva
WAS alsa ou;cl1y t-ranaformed into
mipbf renrasant ! tynica1 nali.
tical hoss Eina1lv ~ snow What
there "a in mere hand writing the
artist wrote tba nama "rahsSa ON
fine naner Than with q faw srv;nga
If The cravon tba name beeama .
mart ~ ~ arawing ranrasanfing on.
East side Hahraw MI Arora,s
fans IL known ~throu sbout tba world
IF art Partb Ann was dalightad
to see and hear him last niobt
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-19

The newa wffen II II news In the
EVENING NEWH.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-19
|VALHALLA HAS
INSTALLATION
District Deputy shugg Of
Roosevelt Present.

More than two hundred Odd Fell
lows including several of the grand
officers OF the state, were at the IN
stallation of the newly elected oflc~
ers OF Va1halla Lodge, No. 275, In
dependent Odd Fellows, that took
place last night In Odd Fellow hall.
Grand Master Charles A. Woodruff.
of Newark. and Grand Secretary,
Harry 9. Pine. Of Trenton, who we're
present, made addresses.
District Deputy Grand Nnster
Thomas l.. Blugg, and staff, compox~
ed OF members of Carteret Lodge,
No. 267, OF Roosevelt, representing
the tenth district OF the Tndepend-
ent Order OF Odd Fellows installed
the officers and placed them In their
chairs. In the course Of his
marks District Deputy 6lugg pre-
scented Past Grand Carl Larsen with
q watch charm In behalf OF the mem.
bers OF the lodge for his service DUR
Ing the past term.
Addresses were made by several
of the STAFF and the new officers. Fol-
lowing the ceremonies the members
and their guests went over to WASH
ingtou hall WHARF, a collation. IVES
served. More speeches were made
and a social time enjoyed.
The officers Installed were: Mo-
Bile grand, viggo Peterson; vice
grand, Paul Peterson; secretary,
Chris r. Lund; financial secretary,
Chris Eggerson; treasurer, Carl
Rasmussen; warden, Hama srom;
chaplain, Martin Lindhardt, and
trustees. Walter MAthieson. Chris
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-19
PREACH
To CHILDREN


Next Sunday morning Pastor
Northrup win preach a hve-mfnute
sermon to the boys and girls. Par
entsy unclea and aunts, older broth
ers and sisters are invited to bring
the younger boys and gfrlss q the
pastor wants the children to ask
tlYese older ones to take them to
church for their After this
sermon a hymn will be sung and
the children may leave lie they don't
want to stay any longer.
Though brief, it will be no SER
monette, but a real Every
part of a regular sermon viii be In
1t. 1t will have q subject and a text,
an Introduction, two or three points,
an appIication-and an endingt A
little apple has as many parts as q
big one, SO with a little sermon.
Some very little children will be-
baptized at this same service and
that OF itself will be interesting to
other boys and girls a little older.
They will understand something Of
what 1t meant when they were bap-
tized and how sacred It is to be a
child of God.
The subject will be the same as
the Bub1eef OF the sermon fOr n
men and women, but there the like
ness ends; for ron don't trim the
dead wood out of a little tree with a
saw and axe you bend the sapling.
Sermon for children in the Pres
byterian church next Sunday MORN
ing at 10:3o O'Clock.
r. McCombs, who Is now and has
been at the head of this movement
since It's inception. + have eve
known of Mr.. Harvey, directly or In
directly, in connection Herewith, ex-
eept as the editor of a publication
which seemed to be friendly to his
candidacy. 1t may be we'll to adj
vert to the fact that there are q
large number of publications besides
Harper's Weekly that have been
equally friendly.
$50 far as I am personally com
cerned I am glad that the atmos-
phere has been clarified. My personal
opinion has always been that Colonel
Harvey either would not or could
not continue to support Governor
Wilson,"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-19
Installed at Railway,

Newly elected officers OF Aber-
nethy Council No. 1907 Royal Ar
canum OF Railway were installed by
Supervising Deputy Grand Regent
Arthus IL Hope assisted by Past
Regent l.. J.. Hope, as grand guide at
a meeting in Railway last night.
Many members Of the council were
present. A social time followed.
The games In the pinoch1e tourna-
n1ent were postponed until another
date
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-19

Sweet Ui1sz, p-r gai.
Sweet Corn, Harrison brand, 8 cans for .........
WA1bS xAos1 01sCA
One Package Pan cake Flour, Premier or Favorite
One Package White Rose OF Premier Oatmeal.
One bottle Vinegar, white or cider ............s
8 cakes Eirkraan's scAp and 2 pkgs. Eirknanss ~
i bottle Maple Syrup, large size ..............
/ bottle Epiotre Mustard
I can Earo Syrup
Woreestazshixa Saucs
Gao sligo Gaaver polaah
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-19
FREEHOlDERS
TALK BUDGET

Hpeofug to tho EVENING News.
New Brunswick, Jan. 19.-Yester-
day afternoons session OF the Board
of Freeholders was taken up in going
over tha budget for the ensuing
year. The matter of approving 1t
will be taken up at the next session
Monday afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-19
N. E. plckERSGlL Is
SECRETARY 0f MOOSE

Perth Ambay Lodge no 80 Lsoy~
So Order OF Moose dfd Rot msat last
night because Of 3 misunderstanding
In sA9 change eg nzs@ting nights with
tbs WocduaeH Gsxglsa Fast Dscfatag
II. q. pzeksEsgsss haa accepted tbs az~
Else DE secrSsasE Left 1anmmt ms 9a@
annsash ezsetAoa kAs Azsk * sha xSHa.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-08
PauIB Valley Branch.


An Indian philosopher thus describes
chess: 1T IS a representative con
test. bloodless combat, an image not
only Of actual military operation, but
Of that greater warfare. which every
son Of the earth. from the cradle to
the grave, Is continually waging 1.-THE
battle Of life" One sees clearly that.
even going back to its birth. the par
allelism between chess and men ex-
lists. for does anybody know just when,
where and how the first man appeared
on earth? Also, IS It not a fact that
mans attributes and nature have re
mained unchanged throughout CEN
turtles. and that chess was played
much in the same way. each chess
man moving in It's allotted manner
even five thousand years ago7
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-08
A new RELIEF FOR
UPSET SIOMACHS

A certain relief has been found for
stomach disorders. It digests food,
aids asslmilatiom, prevents stomach
gas, relieves Indigestion instantly and
cures dyspepsia This new remedy is
called "Digestit Browns little tablet
easy to swallow and absolutely harm
less It has brought relief 10 thou.
sands Your money back il It fails to
relieve you-50c.
Red Cross Pharmacy. (7)
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-08
interest In Collections.

It is quite the fad among sman
folk to fock to sales OF rare books.
furniture or pictures. even when they
have No intention OF buying. For each
Of these collections Is the result OF a
lifetime Of study. and the opportunity
to see them as a whole cannot recur
again. while individually tue pieces,
passing into private hands. may Be-
iost 10 the public for years. For this
reason young girls are sent with their
governessea TO see the treasures that
viii soon be scattered far ana wides
and even whole classes from fashion
able schools are taken for morning
views sucn visits. naturally. do more
for the artistic education Of these
3sofeaasss yaaAs fosk taan @sssHfs 6
lHcturing and photographs
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-08
IHhhkKlIIIN|N
QUALITY
Il FIRST y

This is the PredominaEing
Motto Of This Grocery
Quality must be up to our
standard or we won't carry
the line. This policy insures
you enjoying genuine salts
faction in Fa cy and Staple
Gro cries when you patron
ize this establishment and
as we keep our prices as low
as the markets permit, we re
certain that you couldn't
find q more satisfactory
place to trade.
Try the Quality Grocery
Today
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-08

Miss Mildred shaughnessey of Fort
Worth delighted the congregation at
the Methodist church last night with
a vocal solo She sang Come Jesus.
Redeemer," 10 the musical setting Of
BartIetts Dream" Miss shaughnes.
sey is possessed Of a beautiful con
tralto voice and sang with great ex-
preston.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-08
At THE
PLAY HOUSES
kozY THEArER.

THE Flower q Her Tribe a good
Western picture,
THE Regimental Bali, stirring
war pictures.
by special request we run our big
fun pictures Tough Guy Levi" a
Taught from start to finish.
Illustrated song, Come Climb Tree
with me" BY Shannon Owsley
S CENTS. 10 CENTS
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-08
Bad State Of Mlnd.

Peeylshness.if indulged IN too often,
brings on sort Of permanent
Crouch II we allow ourselves to
get lrritated and disagreea5le over in.
linitesimal troubles, pretty soon every
thing that doesn't go Just our way viii
be regarded as particular slam Of
fate, and we will get the fixed Idea
that life Is treating US very badly in
deed
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-08

Mr. and Mrs, Hermon Davis. Mr.. and
Mrs. T r. slocum and Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Dews returned yesterday from a
weeks camping trip al Medicine
Park The trip was made overland in
a covered wagon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-08
Beware Of olntmsnts Tor ca,arrh That
Contain Mercury.

Contain Mercury.
AS mercury win surely destroy the
sense Of smell and completely derange
the whole system when entering il
through the mucous surfaces such
articles should never be used EXCEPT
on Prescriptions from reputable physi.
clans, as the damage tsey win do IS
ten fold to the good you can possibly
derive from them Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney
a. Co, Toledo. O.. contains no mer.
curry, and is taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces or the system. In buying
Halls catarrh Cure be sure you get
the genuine. Ii is taken internally
and made in Toledo. Ohio. by F. j.
Cheney 4 Co Testimonials rree.l
Sold BY druggists. Price 75c per
bottle.
Take Halls Family Plla for eensti.
6ation. dino
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-08

w. c. Halsell returned to Guthrie
this afternoon after a short visit with
his family here. He is now engaged in
the mattress business in Guthrie.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-08
THe LlrTLE cRIPpLE AERE.

The little cripple fortune teller. well
known over the state. viii be here
few days at the Royal hotel. she can
also locate lost stock. 1871
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-08

Why not try one Of the $500 crash
spits the Real Tailora have in their
window They are better than a s55
buzzard Teady made) IL