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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-01-14
Harriman's Son Is At MuIdOon's.

New York. Jan. l4-WIlliam Mul.
doom nov admits that Joseph ". Har-
riman. son of the late r n. Hartman,
e a his place near White Plains.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-01-14
CHICAGO LEGAL LOAF"
LIMIT FOUND VALID
Supreme Court Upholds Ordinance
Passed by the City
Government.

Washington, Jan. l4.--The validity Of
Chicago ordinance, fixing the size of
loaves of bread was yesterday upheld
by the supreme court.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-01-14

Twins statement. Griffith, while with
New York, raised their standard of play
to first division.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-01-14
STRIPPED
OF OFFICE
Archibald Also Disqualified
From Holding Positions
of Public Trust
CONVICTED ON FIVE
OF 13 COUNTS
Third Man in History of
Government To Be I'M
peached by Senate

Washington, Jan. IA story OF how
copies of letters from John ID. Arch
bald to former Senator Foraker and
other public men were taken from the
Standard Oil company's office in New
York City by w. w. WINFIELD and
Charles Stump, negro messengers en-
ployed by the company, was told to
the Senate campaign fund investigating
committee yesterday by Gilchrist Stew
art, negro law clerk.
Stewart said he was employed by Mr..
Foraker to investigate whether certain
alleged Photographic copies OF letters
published were forgeries.. WINFIELD was
found in Chicago, Stewart said, and gave
him an account of how he and Stump
took copies of letters from the Standard
Oil files and disposed of them to
representative of the New York Amer
lean.
While in Chicago on Dec. 81, Stewart
declared, he was kidnapped by gang
sters," taken to the office of the Chicago
Examiner and robbed of number of
letters and papers, including two let
tiers to him from former Senator For
aker
The witness gave a circumstantial ac-
count of his effort to escape from the
''gangsters," who had searched the house
in which he was stopping and a ho-
tel and OF the alleged scene in The Ex-
aminer office The men who kidnapped
him, he said, told him they were po
licemen, exhibited what purported to be
and attempted to make him
believe The Examiner office police sta
tion.
Chairman Clapp read into the record
a translation, furnished by John d. |
Archbold, of cipher telegram put into
evidence recently with number of the |
Archhold letters. The translation CIV
IN out by the committee follows:
20 Broadway, New York,
Sept. %, 1900.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-01-14
Hon. j. r. Sibley,
Franklin. Pa.

Have returned here and will be glad
to see you at any time. Have COM
municated with A. J. Cassatt and he
win see us in Philadelphia, Pa, If we
so desire, either Thursday or Friday.
Will Charles Miller be here this week
tSignedl
j. ID. Arehbold.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-02-19

Mexico, FebrcrO, 10, Il NIL eX-
presidcnte MaderO fue t%raSladadO hoy
de PalaciO a la ciudadela. No ha queridO
hablar hi una sola palabra desde que sc
lie hizo p%risiOnerO. VariOs de suS parti-
dariOs juntO con su hermanO GustavO
han sidO encarceladOs. MuchOs cientOs
de AmericanOs han vueltO hoy Il sus
residencias, algunas de las cuales fuerOn
encOntradas en- malas condolences. Ro-
dolfO Reyes. hi jO del General del mismO
nOmbre, que SC Iii 10 habia muertO por
suicidiO, vivc aun habicndO sidO heridO
frente al PalaciO NaciOnal en- la lucha
en- que SUI padre %encOntro la muerte. En-
el Palacio NaciOnal sc ~encOntrO entire
los papeleS dc MaderO una Lista de
veintidos personals prOmincntes con Ia
nOta de que dcbian ser fusiladaS en- case
de que triunfara MaderO.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-02-19

Mexico, Febrero, 10, , p. MA
ejecucion de GustavO MaderO la Emin
encia Girls, como era llamadO, fOrma hoy
el mas tragicO sucesO desde que aver fue
cambiada la administration MeXicana
por los Generates federales. FL eX-
presidente Y su hermanO fuerOn enviadOs
hoy ~prisioncrOs a la ciudalcla desde
donde Felix Diaz estuvO bOmbardeandO
cl PalaciO. POGO despues de su llegada
Sc aplico a GustavO la cOnOcida Ley
Fuga, cayendo atravesadO por las balas
de sus guardianes.
Hay muchoS temOres pOr la Suerte del
eX-presidente y suS cabinete a cauSa de
la Lista encOntrada Ell que aparccian
veintidOs personals ~designadas para ser
ejecutadas, dOcumcntO que obraba entire
los Of1iciales pertenecientes a MaderO.
EstO puede Ocasionar hOrribles represa
lias.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-02-19
EXPECTED BATTLE
Is J~OLLIFICATION
Continued from page one.)

the ferry and the international bridge
the latter having been the best point of
vantage under the circumstances.
The first news that there was no battle.
that friends instead Of enemies had met
was brought to this side by a reprcscn-
tative of the Associated Press, and he al
layed the anxiety of hundreds of Mexi-
cans on the road leading from the bridge
to town by informing them that there
was no battle, nor was there to be one.
and many of them Immediately started
for their homes on the other side Of the
river.
Headed by the MatamOros police. the
troops that marched around the Plaza
in MatamOrOs were the Tenth Cavalry of
RuraleS and the Sixth and Seventh Bat
~taliOns of Infantry. The citizens cried
loud "VivaS" for Diaz and for Ramos.
the commander of the Matamoros garri-
son, and so far as known MaderO's name
was not heard Oh the plaza at any time
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-02-19

MEXICO CITY, FebrcrO 1910 a. m.
FL miEistrO de Hacienda ErneStO Made
rO. logrO eScapar mOmcntOS anteS de que
ell General Banquet Y u sOldadOS ar
RESTRAIN 4 los demaS Secretaries de Els
tadO. Los generates DelgadO y Angeles
del EiercitO Federal. que NJ eStuvierOn
cOnformes con los planes del General
Huerta, fuerOn tambien hechOs prison
eros.
CuandO fue cOnOcidO el arrestO de Ma,
dero. los diSparOs que Sc e%scucharOn y
las eXplOsiones de jubilo, no eranlas dc
I'm ~eiercitO victOriOSO. SinO las del pueblo
de una gran ciudad cuyOS nerviOS han g.
tadO encOnStante eXcitaciOn pOr tantOs
dias. dcbidO a una %inceSante y mOrtifera
lucha. La cOlOnia Americana reunida CT
las ccrcanias de su Embaiada, celebrO cl
acOntecimiento dc In mancra mas ruidOSa,
V sus dem~OstraciOneS de algeria eran tan
intensas como las de los latinO-Ameri
canOS.
En- los c~irculOs diplOmaticOs, dOnde la
tension era tambicn excessive, In seduction
del confictO fuc altamcntc SatiSfactOrla.
Alo largo de Ia Gale dc San Francisco y
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-02-19

that may be in the hands Of rebels. but
il is not believed that his movements will
extend as far down the river as MatamOr-
OS ut this time.
Reports were rife in MatamOrOS yes
terday that troops were en- route from
Monterrey. but they are given little cred
cnce. At least they could Get only a.
far as CamargO. but from this place to
MatamorOs the railroad il in the hands
Of the rebels. who would destroy the road
rather than permit the fcderals to use il
to transport troops to MatamorOS. 1t
is therefore thought that any advance of
federals could be checked by the rebels
at a safe distance from MatamorOs.
The passenger train which left Mata-
mOros Yesterday morning at lis only
got az far as the bridge which was
burned a few days ago. There the train
was stopped and the six or eight passcn-
gers were ordered out of the train and
told to return to MatamOros afoOt. This
they did. The train backed into Mata-
mOros mt , o'clock yesterday afternoon.
1t is reported that several shots were
fired into it.
About 80 more recruits for the Diaz
forces are expected to join the Matamor-
o. garrison tonight.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-02-19

during the night.
Major ESteban Ramos insists on retain
ing his title of major, though the officers
of the garrison have desired to elevate
him to the rank of Lieutenant Colonel.
He yesterday refused to allow his title
to be changed, and has not assumed the
title Of General" as has been reported.
The MatamorOs and Monterrey branch
Of the National Lines of Mexico are now
III a somewhat peculiar running condi-
ton. The Monterrey CnA Of the railroad,
as well as the Monterrey end of the tel
egraph is in the hands of the federalS;
while the MatamOrOS end, as far up as
CamargO. q distance of about a hundred
miles away. the line is in the hands Of
the rebels. The length Of the branch il
about $50 miles.
1t is reported that General TrevinO, the
commander of the Monterrey troops, con-
tinues to be loyal to MaderO, and says
that he has not joined the rebel movement
in any way. General TrevinO has about
two thousand men under his command, it
best trained and best equipped body Of
soldiers in Mexico.
General Trevino has given it Out that
he intends to retake any border towns
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-02-19
RUMORES QUE CORREN.

Mexico, Fcbrcro, 10, ; D. m.-El con
greSO sc r%cunira hoy para aceptar la
remmcia de MaderO y cOrren rumorcs de
que q ~dcsignadO Presidcnte Provisional
sera Felix Diaz. MaderO sera exami-
nadO pOr los mcdicos en- virtud de
aseguarse esta trasternadO de sus ia
cultadeS, Y 81 este resulta cierto, Sc lie
a~lOjara ell I'm asilO hasta que la paz este
asgurada. EntOnces, 81 meiora, sc lie
condcnara Il deStierro pcrpctuO, micntra
Hucrta asumira la dictadura militar y
banquet scra el Comandante del Dis
trito Federal que incluye la ciudad de
Mexico.
Diaz hara HOY una Marcia ~triunfal
desde la ciudadela al PalaciO NaciOnal?
Las GALES del pasO estan siendO adOrna-
daS desdc por la TAI estan llenas
de flores y el cntusiasmO es general G
inuSitadO. Iarecc que la batalla que
por dieZ dias %enSangretO la ciudad
causando mas de dos mil muertos Y mas
de seis mil heridoS, ha sidO Olvidad en-
un inStante V este da In mcdida del deseO
de la paz Immediate despues de tntos
horrOreS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-02-19
WANTED
WANTED-CLEAN, SOFT RAGS
AT THE HERALD OFFICE.

WANTED-HOtcl clerk: must under
stand the business. Apply at the Mil
Ter hotel.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-02-19

an al saber In prisiOn dc MaderO.
principales avenidas, 10 mismo que en- In
amplia plaza frente al Palacio N%acional.
Sc reunieron millares lie personals que
improvisation banderas de tOdas con los
materialeS que t~uvieron a In manO v or
ganizarOn prOceSiOnes Il los gritoS dc
Viva la Paz,' Viva Huerta" Viva
Banquet" Viva Diaz," Viva MOndra-
gOn' gritOs que &C Dian \ repercutian por
toda In ciudad.
Los soldados que hOras antes sc encOn-
traban luchandO ell las lineas dc fuegO,
fueron puestOs Ell las eSquinas dc las
GALES en- lugar de los pOlicias que duran
te diez diaS habian SidO retiradoS dc ahi.
Practicamcnte. no ha habidO dcsOrdcnes
cXccptO algunOS case de ~vcnganZas per
S~OnaleS. UnO dc estOS ha SidO I'll incendiO
y destruction del periOdicO Nucva Era or
ganO dc MaderO, cuyas O~ficinas fucron
atacadas y deStruidaS pOr los enemigOs
del GObiernO. en- revancha del vandalis-
mo Gle los maderistas que Ell los primeros
mOmentOs de la revolution quemarOn v
destruyerOn las plantas de Isl Pals
Mexico. Febrero 10. III a. m. Ell mOvi-
mientO directO contra MaderO fuc al re-
sultadO de un cOmplOt OrganizadO desdc
aver \ que probable cXistia con cl Gen
cral Banquet dcSde hace muchO tempo,
pues deSde un principle sc dijO que este
Jcfe no tcnia vOluntad de cOmbatir. SuS
sOldadOs parece que eran dc In misma
opinion, tenia mandO absolute sObre ell
los, Y es indudable que 10 lutheran Sc;
guido a cualquiera aveStura Il que los
hubiera queridO llcvar. Aver en- In tarde
So les destinO III PalaciO N%aciOnal. apar-
cntamentc con FL ObietO DC rclevar 4
los que estaban ahi, que fuerOn enviadOs
a la linea dc fuegO. banquet fOrmo tOda
su genie Y lie dirigiO cl siguientc speech:
SCldadOs: ESta batalla inhumana debe
terminar: ha llegadO el mOmentO de en-
plear tOdOS los mediOS para acabar I'm con
flictO en- que el padre malta a Su hijO \ 81
hcrmanO pclea contra Su hcrmanO. en- que
los no cOmbaticntes sufrcn mas que los
que pelican, y TODD pOr cauSa del caprichO
dc un hOmbrc. Banquet, deSpucS dc este
diO OrdneS a una partc dc SuS hOmbreS
para que proccdieran al arreSto de Ma
dcrO, el cual Sc VERTIGO en- usS habitaci-
ones. n
Una de las raZOncS que Sc dan para el
prOcedimientO del General Banquet. Is
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-02-19
REWARD

FIVE DOLLARS REWARD-For re-
turn Of scarf pin and nose glasses
which disappeared in GO barber shop
Saturday. No questions asked. Re
turn to Dreamland theatre. 2-1191t
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-02-19

MEXICO CITY, FebrerO 10, 9:45 a. M.
FL General Felix Diaz estuvO esta man
ana en- In cmbajada Americana para ira
tar con el General Huerta los terminus
tie la paz.
Marcos Hernandez hermanO del Minis
trO dc Gobernacion Rafael Hernandez,
fue muerto anoche Ell la Gale, por los ru-
rales, pOr haberSe rehusadO IA gritar
Viva Huerta!" A su i%ntimaciOn, el CRITIC
Viva Madero!" G embellishments hici-
crOn fucgo Sobre el, %dcjandOlc muertO.
FL Vice Presidente Pine Suarez fue re
ducidO a prisiOn pOr la nOche y alOjadO
en- diferente departamcntO del PalaciO
donde sc halla Madero FL s%ecretariO par
ticular de este, Juan Sanchez Azcona, es-
capO de la ciudad EN- autOmOvil
Ell General Banquet ell Apprehension dc
MaderO es ell cOmandante militar pro
y%isiOnal de la plaza, Ell la que cha habidO
algunOs descOrdenes.
III periOdicO Nueva Era con tOdOS SuS
oficianas \ maquinaria ha sidO incen-
diadO y destruidO
MaderO esta siendO tratadO con mu-
chas consideraciones V los ministries del
gabinete fuerOn puestOS en- libertad bajO
su palabra de honor FL General Huerta
cnviO inmediatamente despueS del arreStO
de MaderO un mcnsaje a In Sonora Made
70 dandOle seguridades de la persona y
vida dc su epsOsO. Sc aScgura que IN
grupO dc senadOreS fue el que decidiO el
~arrestO de MaderO y trabajO activamcnte
pOr que Sc hicicra EllOs 10 discutierOn,
Y reSOlvierOn en- vista del aSpectO V fe
reza de la batalla. que era el unicO me-
diO te terminar la lucha V llegar a In paZ
FL arreStO Sc VERTIGO a las dos dc la
tarde dc aver, sin que el Brigadier Dia2
tuvera cOnOcimicntO alguno del plan dcs-
arolladO CuandO los rebledes supierOn
las prisoners de MaderO suS par
tidaviOs, empezaran a hacer man
ifeStaciOncS de algeria. diSparandC
los canOncS ' los rifles durante vcintC
minutes Al cesar los disparOS. las cam
panaS de tOdaS las igleSiaS Sc ccharOn a
vuclO V annunciarOn n tOda In ciudad
me cmpezaba i terXinar la terrible cri
sis que hacc mas de una Scmana atrav
;cSa In ciudad Y en- general TODD III Pals
afestado por tan sangrienta lucha.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-02-19

que en- las fiIaS del Brigadicr Diaz q
.cncOntraba III hijo SuyO.
AlgunOs pOcOs dc los miembrOs del ES-
tadO Mayor dc Madero Sc precipitation Il
las h~abitaciOncS donde este luchaba con
los SoldadOS V tratarOn de reScatarlO
aunque inutilmcnte. III captain Carmen
dia. que ACADIA Dc ser nombradO .Jefe dc
la POlicia. avanzo sobre 81 COrOncl Riv-
croll diSparandO SObre q \ %causandOle
una hcrida dc gravedad.
En- los mOmcntOS dc Ia apprehension
hubO un cambio dc tirOs, y sc dice que
tres 0 cuatrO micmbrOS del EStado Mayor
presidential Sc encucntran heridOS. Guam
do el eX-preSidente entrO a SuS habitaci-
ones. %cncOntrO tOdaS las puertaS reSguar-
dadaS pOr sOldadOS. UnO dc eStOS cXcita-
10 pOr las pucrtas reSguardadaS pOr sol
dadoS. TnO dc cStOS cXcitadO pOr las pal
abras dc Banquet, apuntO 81 rifle sOhre
MadcrO quicn Sc lc echo cncima, Y en- In
lucha Sc diSparO cl anna sin cauSar dane.
FL SOldadO fue desarmadO V arreStadO
pOr habor hechO fucgo sin Orden alguna.
Las SenOraS de la familia Madero que
Sc cncOntraban on Chapultcpec durantc
In b%atalla. fucrOn SacadaS dc ahi en- au-
tOmovil por algunOS amigos que 4 tempo
supicron cl arrcStO del Presidente.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-02-19
HUERTA PROBABLEMENTE PRESI-
DENTE PROVISIONAL.

Mexico, Feb, 10, 2:30 p. m.-E Gen
eral Huerta cs COmandante Militar y
GObernadOr General, y Sc cspera que q
CongreSO 10 nOmbre Presidentc PrOviS-
ional. Tambien Sc cspera que el Lie. De
In Barra sea nombrado MinistrO dc Re
l%aciOneS Y el General MOndragOn Minis
trO de la Guerra.
WAS POR LAS AMERICANOS.
La parte tan principal que ell Emba-
jadOr Americana tOmO para aSegurar
la paz, ha originate una dcmOstraciOn
para cl elementO americana como jamas
sc baia vistO en- Mexico. lei emisariO
que llevO de la ciudadela cl menSagc de
Diaz accptandO la paz, en- cuyO auto
movil Ondcaba la bandcra Americana,
fue rOdeadO pOr miles de pOrSonas que
eXclamaban: VIVIAN los AmericanoS."
A media nOche fue recibidO el Siguicn-
te tclegrama de la Presna ASSOciada:-
MEXICO, FebrerO 19.-El Prcsidente
Madcro Y familia han sidO arrestadOs
cSta tardc pOr 81 General Aureliana Blan-
Guct, y prOclamadO presidente provision
al 81 General NictOrianO IIuerta. jefe de
las fucrZaS dcfensOraS del gObiernO. El
General Huerta enviO II delegation al
Brigadier Diaz. la que no pudO hablar
con este. Ell virtud de que los rebcldeS
cOntinuaban ell bombardeO deSde Ia ciu-
dadela.
FL Vice PreSidente Jose NJ. Pine Suar-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-02-19
.RESIDENTE MADERO DEPUESTO
PRISIONERIO EN- LA CIUDALELA
A Gmstavo Madeyo Sc lie AplicO La Ley Fmga--Se Dece c
Ell General Hueyta Sera Nonbrado Presidemte p
1uSiOnHL
Ell A,vesto de Madeyo Sc VERTIGO Ayera las Dos de la To
.Sio SubeyLo Ell General RebeIde Felix Diaz.

ez \ tOdO 81 gabinete en- masa renunciar-
FL General Iluerta have los primerOs
mOyimient0s para estableccr una dicta-
dura militar.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-02-19

FOR RENT-S-room cottage; all modern
improvements; well located. See r.
B. Creager. 1-15-tf
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-02-19
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-SOuthcrn Hotel: u rooms;
San Benito. Apply 1920 Adams ST.,
Brownsville, Tex. 2-13Gt
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-02-19

FOR RENT-Brulay apartments, after
March s. Phone 40. 2-15-6t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-07
COMMISSIONERS MEET.

The Grady county commissioners
met this morning in regular session
and the entire forenoon was spent in
auditing and allowing the pay roll ami
other bills of the county.
the quarterly reports OF the various
county officers was passed upon and
approved, Late into the afternoon the
discussion Of road and bridge matters
was taken up and the matter Of pass
ing upon several bonds OF township
officers was yet to come to the atten.
ton Of the commissioners.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-07
coUNTY coURr coNvENrs

County court convened this morn
ing and the trial OF criminal eases bv
Jury commenced IN the case Of the
State VS.. Charlie Wilson, a bootleg
sins case, Wilson was acquitted This
afternoon the case Of the state vs.
Ollie Gilmore came up for trial and
at 2;S0 this court was busy empanei-
ing a jury. Il was expected. the re-
mainder Of the afternoon would be-
consumed in the trial Of this case.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-07
Found a Cure for rheumatism.

y suffered with rheumatism for two
years and could not get nay right
hand to my mouth for that length OF
time" writes Lee L. Chapman. Maple
ton, Iowa. Il suffered terrible pain
SO | could not sleep or lie still at
night. Five years ago / began using
Chamberlain's Liniment and in two
months | was well and have not sug-
fered with rheumatism since" For
sale by all dealers adv d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-07
Baby Show at Majestic

a baby show win be given at the
Majestic thcater as soon as the pho
tographers, Stuart & Geiss. can get
the pictures OF all the babies in the
city and get Che slides made. II there
is q baby left out il viii not be our
fault Any one who wishes to see
the picture Of their baby thrown ON
the screen life size, phone 555 and
Stuart & Geiss will call al your homes
and make the picture without one cent
cost to you. 4-5.6t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-07

A prudent mother is always on the
watch for symptoms of worms in her
children. Paleness, lack of interest in
play, aud peevishness is the signal for
WHITES CREAM VERMIFUGE. A
few doses of this exeeellnt remedy puts
an end to the worms and the child
soon acts naturally Price 25c pei bot
tie Sold by Owl Drps Store or Publ.
DRUG Store.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-07

Nov that warm weather Is here We
shan pay especial attention 70 our
soda fountain. I'VE serve only the besT
os drinks and ice creams We do not
serve dope Or coke but pure
clean syrups. made by ourselves. our
crushed fruits are not diluted and W.
use fresh fruits when in season. When
'at our fountain You have Che choice
Of any cake'or pics IN our bakery de
parlment IL you feel In need Of a light
loneh with your drink. Our ice cream
ls made OF pure heavy cream and sii.
ear No eggs 70 make II bitter NJ
selatine 10 make d sticky Come and
tfY it If You want something delicious
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-07

FOR SALE Thoroughbred pure
white Indian Runner duck eggs Fishel
strain. Mrs. s. r. Dikeman, 1902 Col
orado. Phone e94, 4-7.st
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-07

T T Burke and family expected to
leave Sunday for Oklahoma City.
where be has accented position with
Swift & 90. Mr. Burk has many
friends here who regret to lose him
To have fine healthy complexion
the liver must be active, the bowels
regular and the blood pure. All this
Is brought about BY using HERBINE
it thoroughly scours the liver. stom-
ach and bowels, put the body in fine
condition and restores that clear pink
and white complexion SO much de-
sired by ladies'. Price soc. Sold by
Owl Drug Store or Public Drug store
adv d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-07

Get Your harness and harness repair
ing Of Wadsworth & White. II
w T Bailey Of Rush Springs spent
Sunday ia the city with friends.
Sec that show at the Kozy tonight.
It's classy. Il
we are serving all kinds Of fancy
drinks at our fountain Public Drug
Go. Asst
Jas. A. Knox Of Hinton, Okla. is a
business visitor in the city today.
Mrs. p. H. Harbor, 2l8 South Fourth
street is recovering after several
days illness.
Jas S. Barr left yesterday for Okla
homa City where he will spend the
summer
Billiards. going out Of dry goods and
ready to wear Wait for the sale. it
Verne Graeey has resigned his posi-
ton with the Chiekasha Lumber com
pany and viii leave tomorrow for
Wichita Kan.
For fire, tornado, cyclone, life and
accident insurance see W. W. Clark,
rooms and Z, johnson building.
4.5-Gt
Mr. and Mrs. S. p Barr are spend
Ing few days in Oklahoma City with
friends.
Wait for the big sale at Billiards..
Going to discontinue everything but
shoes. II
Miss Neva Handley Of Oklahoma
City is the guest Of her brother this
week
Your insurance will be carefully
looked after il placed with w. w
Clark, agent, rooms 6 and z, Johnson
building. 4.5-6r
Miss Cornelia Bondurant returned
to her home in El Reno Sunday after
q weeks visit here with relatives.
/ Dry goods, ready to wear goods wit
be at your own price Billiards. Il
Mrs J. Van Dunham will leave this
evening fer Oklahoma City where she
will join a party Of friends and will
| 90 to McAlester to attend the grand
chapter. which conyenes there the Of.
and 10th.