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The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-15
HAvERTV. RAWsoN
WEDDING IN ATLANTA.

Mr. Clarsnos Haverty ana hls hrida.
who was Miss Elisabeth Raweon %
Atlanta. well known throughout the
south have friends here who Uyill read
wath interest q their wedding which
vas an event Tuesday In Atlanta.
one ~ the lovoliest % the fan wed-
dinrs was that % Miss Elizabeth
Rawaon % Mr.. CiArence Havcry.
which occurred Tuesday evening az
the home % the brides mother. Mrs.
william Clarke Rawson on peachfree
street. says the Atlanta Journal
The attractive home was beautiful
nv decorated for tho occasion. palms
and ferns. smliax and lilies % the val.
ley being used IN an elaborate scheme.
The ceremony occurred I'm the living
room. and AZ one end ~ the Ions room
an altar % palms and ferns was
placed. q canopy of Emiiax adding %
the effectiveness of the arrangement.
Valley lilies were clustered ia dainty
groups through the smilax canopy, and
their fragrance and beauty addinN TO
the loVolinssa Of the effect
Easter lilies on tan pedestaia we're
a. each side OF the canopy. and ropes
of smilax and tulie festooned between
podcstnls. formed an aisle down which
the wedding party approached the ai-
Tar. The mantels were banked with
lilies and ferus and the walls wera
draped with pretty ropes % smfax.
The bride entered with Judge +. p.
Westmoreland. her uncle, ard the
groom was accompanied BY his heat
man hir. Giles Van Cleave. of Ken-
tuoky.
Miss sarah RawEon vas maid %
honor. and the bridesmaids were Miss
Jane Thornton. Miss May Atkinson.
Miss Margaret Havcrty. Miaa Lsons
Ladson and Miss Helen Payne
The Eroomamen were Mr.. wester-
welt Terhune. AR. John Boyd. Mr. Eu-
gene Haynes. Mr.. John Wheatley. Mr.
Robert Havegty. Mr Hail Miller. Mr..
Marion smith. Mr. William Rawaon.
Bishop John r.. Gum. ~ Mississippi
performed the ceremony.
The brides dainty and charming
beauty was enhanced hy her wedding
ECwn and veil NJ was of white
charmeuse satin. the trimmings being
of handsome duchess lace which has
formed the trimming of the wedding
gowns of Ell the brides % the family.
The lace softened the sheen of the
satin corsage and fell "a lovely folds
over the court train ~ the wedding
gown. Pearl smbroidsries added the
hnal touch ~ beauty 60 the gown The
brides bouquet Was OF white orchids
showercd with valley mliss.
Miss Sarah Rawson wore q gown
81 pink charmeute a tuuic 80 crystal
embroidered chiffon being draped
gracefully over the satin. she carried
PINK orchids showsree with valley lilies.
The bridesmaids were oostumed ia
white satin. bouquets % pink roses and
valley lilies completing the pretty rose
and white eject
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-15
STAY ON YOUR FEET BUT
LIVEN UP YOUR LIVER

and osd. u IL a pleasant tasting vews.
table liQuid that Wili rehexe constipa /.
ton Or sour stomach or other troubles
that 90 alcnw with = lazy liver. with
out restriction 81 habit o. Diet You
don't leave on any az the thinRa voa
regularly 90 when you take Dodnon's
Liver Tone.
uAiembertes Pharmacy sells Ded-
soS's Liver Tone and Fives ~ a strong
perssnal guarantee. They say "A
large bottle of DpdHon'H Liver Tona
sells for 90 cents and W. viii hand
any psrsea back hts 20 osnts N he
tries a bottle and dosnsft sag NAT 81
does al that caiomei ever does and
does t pleasantly. Oct the genuine
podzon's Liver Tovs and n you are not
pieansd with - ne VIII Eive yuur
money hack vita q sh,iie.- lAdrl
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-15
"a BRILLIANT FRENCH
We DpING NEAR pAkls.

Two southern giriE. studying in
Paris. have written the following let
ter. descriptive ~ a French wedding
near Paris:
I'VE went % Passy. = residence Sec
ton near Paris. for a very nne wed-
ding The invltation was On two
riccea. one card from tha wroom'n
family end enc from the brides A.
we reached The door a. the church.
where the ceremony was 20 be per-
formed. We noticed a say drapary u
red and sold over the door and . car
pet extending out 20 the street TIE
church was beautifully 6ecuratad ~
" hita chry rysanthemuma ana hundreds
nf sax taEern framed In tha chaneei.
"Mrs Grnn ard Mrs Aucham had
saved az fue seats In the middle aisle.
whnre We could see everything splen-
dldly. A. the entrance door there
stood two EorEeouslv dressed men.
IKE the royni survivors in England.
with red kuIckerhoekerx Each aeid a
Ianr silver mace In his had The
priest Who was % ofaciats was also
waiting at the door.
ssoon a nice iookinx fell0w wfth two
young boys. al IN svcnunE dress. Eot
out of a carriage. lie was q kins-
man who lad a lit of the family and
close friends. Ter here these relatives
stand Ca a line on each SIZE % tha cen
Ter aisle and the bride snd groorn pass
between them % the altar. thea the
relatives Ilne up and follow 20 their
seats in The front rows ol peWH
The uomen were certainly we'll
dressed ore In . green velvet win q
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-15
CHILD LABoRERs.

Let them not drop within the house
of tou
Tia littie children, Make them 70 50
Give them their heritage Of sun and
soil.
Kinnhip with racing wind and cloud
and sea
Thsy are 100 fFan. too glad. 70 learn
OF pain.
Tasir eyes have not forgot for all
the gray
% lendeu hours. the skya star bloa-
somed plain.
Give them again the wealth q idle
cay.
So a. We speak wise IN our years.
pet slow
"a thsy 20 nn shs aEs worm. bitter
weight
We tol beneath In heart and body
fhroR.
Ourselves but children with a task
tco grcat.
Help ne then. Father. shape ths work
Alright
Child iaborera We. blind IN the 6awn-
less night
ayrv.v
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-15

An unusually beautiful urorran has
heen arranged for the Epwbvfh LeaFue
of the Gadaden Street Nethodist
church. on sunday evening a. esa
when literary evening viii be spent
b. the members and friends. who Nra
cordially invited 20 attend
The chairman OF the literary de-
partment Miss Beth Walton has Ar
ranged The program most carefuIiy
Tennyson being tha inspiration. al ~
thn mensherm ln some way nuRRant-
ms the beloved poet lanrsata. whose
verse has given courage alike 70 the
hero on The held az hattie and tha rnan
of deeds and the woman of faith. uha
md duty lying nearer the peaceful
scenes ~ the home and hearth-nfana
TIE proEram opens with the one
huudredth Psalm. thar most beautiful
% the Hymns Of David. and following
this an even-sona. with words ~
Fennyson win BE- sung by TIE League
and viaitora
AZ TIE calling of the RON. each mem.
Der VII respond with q quotation from
one ~ Tenuyson's poems. after which
Mra ,. G. Hester and Miss Edlth
Luak will aing the beautiful luiahv.
Soft and Low. followed by a sketch
of TIE poet BY Miss Beth Walton. tha
leader Tor the evening
Miss Ruth Van Pe't wlu give a
reading. The Charge o. the Llrht Bri-
Eade and Mrs. Hester win sting Cross
iug The Bar. a. q solo The closing
hymn VII be one of Teunyson's poems
set % music and the evening vii end
with the League benediction.
The program has been arranFsd vita
much care and VIII BE- most beautiful.
tauring en- evening - much pleasure
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-15
MR. FRANK ~. COOK
HAS FINE TRIP on
M0wOHcWCIg

ar. Frank IA. Cook. one % the val-
ued young bruployea of The Journal.
has Just returned from Mohiie max
ing part % the Trip on hts Indian mo-
torcvcle. and enjoying the deliEhtful
hospitality that always distinguishes
Mobile and its charming society. Mr..
cook made the trip from Pensacola
20 Flomafon on his Indian. with side
car. Travelling with him az far aH
f1omaton. where ahe was met by her
parents. afr. and Mrs G. +. Ward
vas Miss OVa Perm ward. a earning
Young woman who found the trip aa
delightful a. if was nnvel. tho side car
proving e safe and most exailarating
mode ~ travel and rapid na well. as
the journey from here 90 Flonlaton
was made in ere hour ard hftT
minutes.
Mr.. Cook was the guest ~ his cou-
alns. ar. and Mra. 2. knots, and
spent several DAYS onioying the pleas
ureu of social llfe and making a num-.
her ~ trips about the city on hin ma
chine. going out 20 spring Hiu and
also 20 Mouroa Park. both suburbs
come distance from the city.
Thc machine was shipped from no
maton a. Mobile and @ was Intended
% make part n the Journey home on
The fndian. but owing % rains On
Alabama. the roads were imrasaahie
and n was Necessary % express fhe
motorcycle home. But Mr.. Cook has
fully demonstrated the delights of
travel on the motorcycle and its util-
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-15
COLONEL AND MRS. LOWRY
CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING.

The roldon wedding - the Lourys
was ~ far the most beautiful. As "a
was the most elaborate aTair. which
has yet taken place az the nsw Cap
ltal city club houae says TIE Atlanta
Georgian. Perhaps 40oo of tha ulost
prominent men and women % Georgia
society were present
MrG Lowry vas dressed a. q bride
aEain. almost in the sane costume
that she wore 80 years ago when ser
marriage 90 Young Robert Lawry rem
Tennessee Vas an event 90 So she
carried Ercat Eoid-hearted roses and
yellow orchids frlmrcd with lilies of
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-15
NO REASON
FOR DOUBT
As Co the Merits Of Cardui.
the Woman's Tonic, In
View Of Such Evi-
dence.

Tec'lmssh. oala--an a letter from
his town. Mrs Elisa Epperson SAYS.
7 60 believe mat n Il hadn't been for
ca-dui ne wOnan's tonic. I wouldn't
have been living today.
I am 80 riad that began taking
Cardui when did Before ] began
using Il. was IN had health and sur
fered considerable pain in head shoul-
ders. back. side. limbs and lower part
% my body.
csrdui helped me more than any
thing 7 ever eid take. and I am IN
better hsAlth since taking g. than 4
have bssn n four CO years.
shall nsvsr b. without CarduL the
woman's tonle IN ny home. ana win
always recommsna it 20 other ladies'. e.
caa you doubt the merit % cardul
aftr- reading the above letter. This
is only ons % raany taat ne receive
each year. such tsstimeny. from
earnest women. surely proves ths great
value o. ms tonic medicine for tae
ailments peculiar 10 thsr sex
Cardui acts en- the weakened ven
snir orEans Il helps % refresh ths
vermont nerves. and - the tdeaf mcdl-
cine Tor young and ola
As tanic for wcmen. li has brought
remarkahls results.
A. q remedy for womsns Ms SIS
frionaa aay u has no equaL
\ R-Wrlte tos I.adirs' Advisor Dert
Cnattannnwa Medicine cn.. ChattanonNa.
Teun f1f ErrCtsl Instructions anH e.
pawe booE. ~H1rna Truatment Cor
Wemsn.- ssnt - pialn wrspper. en- ~
gurgt lAaE.f
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tinted train and ysras of venetian

pointed train and ysrds q Venetian
lace.
The groorn'a mother VAS In mourn
inr. 90 there was no wedding break
fast afterwards The bridal couple
vent on into the chancci preceded hy
the two uniformed men who are call
ed Swiss for the swiss guards Of
the vatican. Then the couple seated
themselves IN front % the altar In
large tarons-like chairs 81 red velvet
and another attendant in black vei-
vet and silver stood hehind 20 arrange
the veii when ths bride knelt or stood
during the service.
A long lecture was delivered hy the
priest az % the duties of the husband
and wife Than the mass was ceie-
GRATED and % the oonelusion taa ved-
ding march waa PLAYED By tn orEan
and orchestra and the procession
marches into the saeristy 20 sign the
registry.
Then every ons In the church went
forward 70 ccuEratulats the couple ard
20 siRn their nGmss-hia friends on his
side and hers on her page on bat
forgot 20 tell you cf the prettiest part
~ the service A. every church we'd
ding a coIiection - taken %. for the
poor by ths special wiri friends of the
bride. who are really the 'maids of
honor There were four % these and
during the ceremony everything stop
red for them They were Joined BY
young men. who held their iefi hands
while they went from one % the eth
er IN the church. beginning with the
bride ana groom. who cropped some
thing into each dainty flower covered
basket When the two couples came
on each side of the aisle ne gave q
copper % each They looked awfuiiy
picturesuue the girls In lirht dresses
and shoes and big hats. the roses az
their waists matching the flowers IN
their baskets The Swiss guards pre-
oeded them with . large baE 70 hold
the fnal coiisctiou
AT the close % ths service. the bride
and groom marched Down the aisle and
out % the church II was all - very
quiet End solemn and presented quite
contrast - some church weddings
I have seen where there was q GOOD
deal % noise arG confusion
This groom received q dot % is0.
900 francs tower f3n.0ool from ais
bride 30 he ought 70 be oontented."
PRETTY EVENING COATS.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-15

oSpa. but 4 will he q lovely drmped
garment that one almost hesltatea q
lay aside The time has long gone ~
when the evaninE coat was comrara~
lively unimportant. and now. even
when u is Hade ~ velvet or niIlg. wita-
out touca Of fur n iR. as a rule.
more costly than the gown beneath a.
II used 10 be q rather shnpeisss gar
mend but now n follows the same
lines - the dress. and the straight col.
lar H. never seen. Tbs evening coats
are beautifully dFaped. Nnd thus op-
portunlty L. given the deaianer and az.
tist Tor building garments whica make
a picture Tor any woman with the
least grace
Heavy satin Win continue 70 be
worn. especially - the vunrer Won.
en-. and g makes "a Hntiafn Glory coat.
even Tor very cold wear. ~ slipping
In an unaeriininE ~ soft wool pad
ding. For the woman who has 20
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-15

the valley. SO many were the ornate
bouquets pTeaented her that she could
carry one but q few minutes before
chanKing to the Eift q another friend.
Mrs. Lawry's gown was 81 white
hrocade china crepe cmhroidsrcd In
gold on q design % plumaes. TIE long
train skirt opened In front revealing
he- slippers % gold. A bridal ven n
&C point applique lace fell from her
shoulders and on her white hair rest
ed a chaplef of Grange blossoms. she
wore the pearl necklace. earrings and
PIN watch were Colonel Lowry's we'd
ding gift % her 90 years ago and her
lace handkerchief Was q copy 81 that
she carried AZ the wedding In 81.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-15
MISS ANDERSON IMPROVING
IN MOBILE.

Miss Grace Anderson. who has been
quite 90 far some weekn in Mobile.
following an illness here tH rapidly Inn
provinE and ~ ~ hoped that she mSy
time.
Few young society girls Aave a wid-
er or more delightful acquaintance
than Miss Anderson. and much sin o
cere regret has been expressed during
her illness. She was operated on for
appendicitis several weeks ago az THE
Providence fnnrmary, near Spring Hnl
and Il is gratifying % know that she
- rapidly regaining her strength and
may be able 70 return home IN a short
time.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-15
GRATIFYING IMPROVEMENT
OF MILTON GREEN.

sincere regret has heen feh since
the neRs of the illness of younK Dir.
1iitou Green was recefy 80. ans Il ls
gratifying to learn that be ls making
81 rapid recovery as could be hoped
for. ard the reports from hla bedside
being most encouraging
Young Mr. Green Is a student a.
Inwrenceviile. and was operated on
tho earlY part 20 tae week for appcn-
dicifis. Dir. and Mrs. Hilton Green
leaving Tuesday night 70 BE- with him
at the Philadelphia hospital. where be
fa underwuinm treatment.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-15
Taking cslssnsl UsUalis Means stsyins
Horns Ger ere Day-Taks nodsonfa
Liver Tsns ard savs
osy's WEEK.

n an ATTACK % ocnstipanon Or bn-
iousness hits y0u. there's no ned 10
take a dose % caiomei and spend "a
least a day gstting over the effects of
t DAiembsrtss Pharmacy sells the
liver tonic. Dodson's Llver Tone. that
they guarantee 20 take the place %
oaiouel and % start 3 lazy liver with
out any had aftsr-erecis
nodson'a Liver Tone does AL the
Eood tAAt aaomal ever dld. ysi Il ia
absoiutky harmless 70 younE people
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-15
PARENTs.TEAcHERs MEETING
OE aCN0Of NO "a

The regular monthly meeting of the
Parents Teachers Association % School
No. as. wtn be held this afternoon. and
AL who are interested m the meeting
are cordially lnvlted % attend Much
interest has been shown IN the orgAn-
iEation. and tho mectinEn are not only
fuu % interest bat Instruction. Civ
ing both teachers and parents a work
ing basis that VIII eventually MAKE for
the greater good q the school
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-15
MONDAY AFTERNOON
EgcHRE cLuB VITA
MRA a A EnMEA-

Mrs. ,. A. Jones vii entertain her
euchre club on Monday afternoon at
her home on West Garden street
promptly a. .shres O'Clock A. the last
meeting ne glob waa delightfully."- en-
tertained 81 Mrg Martin Jones
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-15
TIE AMERICAN womAN's
LEAGUE WITH
MRS. CnOMATfE.

ThA American Woman'a League win
meet with Mr.. ~ a. Cromatie. on
South florida Blanca street. this AZ
tsrnocn at eco o'clock. The League
is one cf thu more progressive organ.
izationa. wao are doing some earnest
work for the advancement Of the IN
tsreHtn a women. being especially &C.
tive on on edGcational ana philan-
thrupic questions.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-15

The Monday Euchre Club. since ss
recent organization, has Frown rnpfd-
~ in membership. and the nsetinwa
are among the pleasautest - the 80
clai diversions Al the next me~tinw
Mrs " G. Dcsnya wul BE- hostess. AZ
her home on West Gadaden street.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-15
MSS cLUBBs RETURNED
FROM ALABAMA

Miss Occie clubbs. who has been
spsnding several weeks IN Nokomis.
Ala. has returned home. and vii he
hostess on next Monday 20 The Cax-
tons Niss Ciuhbg fine executive ahn-
iy and administrative qualities have
been much missed during her absence
from the club. and she - recsiving q
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-15

RICHARD ANDERSON TT
WfTN APPENDICITIS.

Richard Anderson. tae young Fon of
airs. Warren Anderson. waa taken 90
Mobile last night. % tire inRe- Bon
durant Inhrmary. where he win be op-
erafed or today Tor appendicitis. He
was accompanied by hla uncle. Dr.
Whiting Hargia.
Richard has many friends who wiz
await with concefn reports % his con-
dition. and u ia sincerely hoped taat
his recovery may be rapid under the
treatment ~ the skilled surgeons AZ
the innrmarv.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-15
MISS LOU o'NEAL RETURNED
TO BIRMINGHAM.

Miss Lou 0Neai. who has been the
guest ~ Miss Jordan for noom time.
has returned o. Birmingham. Miss
uNeai has been making her home lo
birmingham Tor some time. and is
much missed by her friends here.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-15
SHOWER TO Sc GIVEN
MISS EDNA GOLAV

Miss Esther Thatcher viii BE- hoe
tess thia Afternoon az I've thirty for
Kitchen shower % - given Mss
Edna GoiaH whose marriage 10 Mr.
Norman Briggs win BE- ono % the so
ciai events of next week
Miss Thatcher vii BE- assisted ~
her sister. Miss Florence Thatcher. Miss
Marguerite Bryan and Miss Kate BAR
row.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-15
MISS ELBERTA FELL
IN NOBLE

M.sa siberia Fsl Is expected home
ca suneay from Mobile. where - the
gucst of her brother. Mr Eugene Zen.
for tho past ten dayA she haH reoaisva
many dsiiEhtfM Courtesiea.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-15
The LADIES' AID or FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
TO MEET.

The ladies' AID a. the FIRST Frss.
hyterian church vii meet this after.
noon In the church parlora promptly
~ four o'clock. and a FUN attendance
Is earnestly requested.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-15

Here IL a simple frock for blue serge
or hroAdcioth. The trimming consists
~ rows of black Hlik braid Black
and white silk forms front rlastron on
waist and skirt and lower portion q
sleeves Black satin belt and collar.
Lace tahot friils.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-15

cordial welcome Ga club circles MlNs
Clubbs win be hostess 70 The cAEpsas
on Monday
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-15
MISS iLDREp ROBINSON.
RETURNED TO MOBILE.

Misa Mildred Robinson Who has been
the gucst of Sir. and Mira W. W. Rica.
ards has returned 10 her home In Mo-
bile.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-15

ity as well. and VIII no doubt repeat
ths trip. and probably extend H. e. an
early date
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-15

PRETTY EVENING COATS.
TIE sweating wear. coats ~til he ga
vored Ersatiy a. the exrense % the
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-15

Cnattannnwa Medicine cn.. ChattanonNa.
Teen. Cor SPECIAL iustructiaua and e.
p8wa hnnE ~41rna wreafmnnf Tor
Weman.- aant IL FlGln wrsRper. on ~
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-19
NEW STYLE ARENA
Colossal sesrsry in Buffalo BlLPam-
nee Bin Alliance.

nee Bin Alliance.
l1e ven known, welcomed Orel-asE
arena So long Identified with the Wild
Erezt and Far East VII .his season b.
remrangaa X affola a 9eftar Tisw ot
tae ser.rrz-is and Der ormanee. ans
oe framed wAa az effective scenic
background.
fmong tAa nany asvsi additions
ahfre win ba presented aa ol1 Virginia
fox hunt #ith a pack }. hounds. and
record iumping high huEaling horses
and experienced hunt riders: Max
Grubers elephant. Minnie. in the
most surprising achievements eYaT
witnessed fl any arena. tie trained
thoroughbred Excelsior IL an IN
equaIled series o. exploits and seass
exhibiting almost humsn Intelligence
the most exquisite exponent q Llll
gutian equine sagacity. the pretty
PONY ~Peaeock, ire yinFix six horse
daDPls gray team Of international blur
ribbon winners. the long distance
jumping record hHrileF. @stayaway
an new recruits 10 the hoster o. the
wild West and Far East
At Chickasha On Saturday,, Septem
{ Der 9lst
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-19
CFirsi published Sept IS. 1922
NOTICE or salE


NOTICE or SALE.
state Of Oklahoma County o. Grady
ln the superior Court
s G. F0x. Plaintiff. rs Pete Heiine
and WalsIe n. Hefiner. Defendants
Notice IS hereby gvea that pursu
ant to an ofdsi o. sale issued OIL q
the Superior Coun 60 said cause oH
said County and state and to me De
scribed. commanding me 10 oIfer 10,
sale and safl "a The highest and bes
bidder io- cash en- hand
Lots 90 Three. lH For and (sl
ia Block azzu Two Hundred ang
Tweniy-one IN the City Of Ch.ckasha
said County and state. as shown b
The recorded plat thereof 70 make d.
sum o. s5ss.i9 and costs 81 said eaus.
ana aecruns e6sts
win. on the 18th aay oi October
1912. sell said above described prop
eltg 70 tie lishest AID best bidder fof
cash IN hand. At the south door Of tx
Court House IL ihe said City 0f Chick
asha- between The hours d 10 a. m
and p. ma On said daT. to-Wit. Al
the hour Of 200 p. n.
JOHN G. LEWIS. Sheriff
By J. a. THOMPSON. Deputy
9is-3ad
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-19

44444+444<4S+4%@
> AMERICAN ASSOCIATION =
.
&$&s &4T4 ss&s& >
STANDING Or The TEAMS.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-19

color - q particular feature Of the
spectacle Bei1uin athletes aad aero
bats. 1aEznese iusslsrs and NEGRO
manea7s. Wairiiag DerTisAers and
other sEIHfui experts win demonstrate
various tezts O agility and strength.
Tie Ihe.e scene WiH Be tyDicallg ori-
sntaI in marked contrast 20 the Wild
West section Of TIE united exhibition,
wh.ah Retains aii the stirring features
ihst makes q 81 famous as a realis-
iic reaiiea Of our history.
s cMskasha oa SATURDAY. sepiem.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-19

Fe~ g any, melIc.lez, have met
Ei.a sae Uniform Success that has at.
fendsl the Ese q cAam5eriain's Cole,
Casisss aai Dilrrtaez Remedy. The
rsma cures 6 collie and diar-
rhcsa h.ch 81 las effected ID almost
every nelslbcrhood have given It a
riae reputation For sale by al deal
sn d&W
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-19

You can use Buckiin's Arniea salw
70 cure children Of eczema rsshss. tel
ter, chafings. scaly and crushed hU
mors, as vel as their accidental sn
iuries,-cnts bruises, burns. etc. wifi
perfect safety Nothing else heals s.
quickly For boils. ulcers. Old. run
ming or fever sores or piles It has d
equal 35 cents al Brown & Co.'S.
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-19

Running ~ and d0Rn sIairs. sweep.
ing and bending over making beds VII
not make e woman healthy Or beauti-
fuL She must get out Of doors. walk
nile OF Two every day and take
Chamberiain'z Tablets 70 improvs her
digestion and regulate her bowels. For
sale 81 All dealers dGH