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KANSAS cI13 LIVESTOCK

Kansas CITY. Mo. Ian. s.-iIcss
Rcr-ir's s.eaa. market 5, higher.
bulk of ssirs 5s.. I. s.i.. h-a,y Z
tn >i.. parte-s and butchers %
to Sia. light ..- IN s"s. .iss !.
To 50.
cattle Rnceip,s s."... marke.
ssrpas. prime fed steers So" to
c.I5. dressed b~<t Steers tss TO
t.so. western steers & :. to ss.:
southern steers ,s =. cows i.sa TO
s.s.: heitefs 81" 10 .. .torkcYs and
feeders s.,s 10 .... bulls IS ,-
|..zs: calves $50 to ~.
sheer. Receipts :."".. msrk..
steady to iec higher: lambs ;..a ,o
sac: yeariinss 60. to .s5. weth-rs
80" 10 &: cwes s.ss to $50.
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APPROVE DISSOLUTION PLAN

New York. Ian. s-The directors
ot the Union Pacific railroad todaT
approved the plan recommended nv
III. roads executive commi,tc, on
Tucsday for the distribution to the
common sso, kboI,lers Of its $50 2.oo".-
90" var value baltimore and Ohio
stock. together viii s. pcr shar'
in cash. aud Tor the reduction OF
Ihe. Union Pacific common dividend
from \" to = nee cent The d,s'ri-
.,cckhoidcrs Of record Mrtch 2.
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YLUHnIl PAYS 80 FOR
PULLING uoGE SfATI S0LDUa

r-ai.io. roi.. Jas <=Gsose~
G-t.ss. . pisss'.~r al shbs smy. paSs
eas N sosss ssssesds, TOT .Aowjas
hts .e~ssesrs f.s sh- asiiasn =: shs
sotosssa sasioas' kassa
In MssE street. ss.- iass night
Gsi.~s .nsean,srs. o.s sIi- Has-sS. .
suas.'sms. fs.as rsinia.a. ss~iSnss
herr .. 'r~sais,ss nsfifss rhe
sians.-f a. "a.- sshs.s--i sss ~.
ai.r. r.ii.-s ais rss~ ara 'h~s. ssss
bic t-.zs., lsif-. ..s all sh. '.,s'saSs
ssusn Ess-fs' anit.s.ss '.sts-F arr
sis srnspsaisas s.s s~ss S-~sosv lh~
gsiier arrives lie ~'ss arrested lat.
-s. sod IN p..ss- ,osss shs. morning
~as aisrn severe s~Pstr.sna as
Mszis,ss,. u \ ''sp..pae saa ss.
s-s.~.l the stse
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FOR SALE.
LANE ANSWEls AllN0Ns'
1ADQUN LAND PROTE11

Washington. Jan. s.--s-creiary
Lane "f 'hsi Interior Department to-
asy sent i-stsr tn Governor An
Hsoas of Colorado declaring that the
protests Of the LATTER AGAINST the
r'oros--i Withdrawal ffom public
snry of radiam- -b.arias lands In that
state We're bas~d on "m,ssppreh~n.
sion Of the facts and In part on .
Misunderstanding of n,y s-eomm~a-
daiion to sanEress
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THE MARKETS
~ FVLL ASsocIATED PRESS ~
W DAILY REPORTS W
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

New York. Jsa. s.-Th~ advance
iu stocks iurIag the norning Was due
large 70 the s'roaK technical position
ON the market. although the move
meat was assisted by heavy absogp-
iior Of Reading and the Improvement,
finahsisy e.nisrs.
When shorts attempted To cover
they found only - small supply Of
s'osk avaiiab!. around yesterdays
closing range ami We're forced to bid
higher, Reports of = possible .-Ey--
fssion oi Readings ssssis attended
the ae,i,- blidins far that s,9k
Call money renewed NJ =. per cent.
aud there we're further reiasatioas ia
uaotatiohs for time leans snd m-f-
ssnsis~ discounts,
Pressure axainsi q ieA vulnerable
.torks retarded the main u,sS-meni
of tho market. hui s-eessioss H-..
moderate and the list main'siasd "a
good anasfioh-.
tiaad. ~es~ firm
Strength os R-salns bad . sas,.is.
las effect M the markss despite ihs
issxe ia-rssS~ in copper supplies sss
additions tn Idle sssishl cars, co,rss
shss-s d~siiaed ~ the mosihly re-
i,osss
Necklaces as ,,Ssoas .s,ssiai,i.a
ultimately ssas@d the railroad shaf-s
Tn ssumhi-s itssaias lost Iis advance
at = t,nial and unbon Pacific sold D.
mash aad-r yesterday. .ias~s
rhr nsrkss elos~d srssFs
Hears concentrated their efforts en
. sss shss-> With . big speculative
market bas sh- srssssi issi showed
."sus resistance after psisss hsa r..
'urasd In shoat yesterdays slnsrs 4
dior of spis s-niais IL Nsssisaa sns'
~ had . ssssssi Ae,s-ssiss iafis.
-ns-,
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S;wess MSstse q Feet

Little Jim. though h. attended sss
dav school every s~~k. did not Aaov
quite 20 much about scrip'vrai histcf,
- he ought 10 have hsosn. ~, ~he,
his sister asked hin. Where ~ss sol
ssson-a 'eap,e-- he wee rather asst,
tAa, she ahould think hin unable :,
assser . simple question Ilke that
Doa't yes tbiNh I know saytAias !.
he asked
We'll. where was Il. thea.'' HE Gle
tef repealed. aAd theA ~ infor0ss
ker.
'oe the side u his nsssAeal. o
cogrse-the same a. other totks y
you think I'm . duheee'
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YoRnIl JUD6E Dia1ARRED

Rstds~pnst. C.eu. las s.-rh.s
n. t'-sk. fos y~at. Judge al rsshaIs.
il sisa'fosa. MAS ,sasS dIshass-a
fr"n sh- psa.iir-'sf las b, 'h- sar
r~stos court
Ths aseisSoa 80. 90 . ps-.~nimssi
b. The sssls's attorney frssfdihE his
ssss ss i"ds~ al probate ~ .h- -sa
ssss - Mn. sAsssa n, u Brris. II
-. charged sha, .hii- s.iihE as
hdxr ~ rsuAai- NE r-sS -sssssa
him.~if a. soas.si sa advise hisss~.t
- jadsr n probate aaa charged =
$50 fee Tor bis services.
Jaser t'rsk 3. . graduate at Val.
Esd . relative al the states sssssa-s.
lWAson. wha Ms8S sh~ rsrssesA~sl
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NO SUN OWES 10
FAMILIES OF LAKE VICTIMS

ts,ssalss y v. 1sss ss-N a ss-s
les s.is h.-v to-day ss-.. vac die.
,tSs-ss.a an as tk- ssIstss-s ss ss.
sA- ':srss IssAcs -ssasr ss. .sss
sheis lives sa Noss1sras ~ shse sse
Cf.as I.<s@. s,prsi.nyrt sh. s.@ss .e-
yrEs gale Srs~a ~ sh-ir hissnsr
ssiss' s~ss spsT AssgissAs ssi sosss
rssadisn.. ss.ia~a h.s q. ai.ulhs.s
IN. rand
Vessel .sH~rs On ks'h sides n. .be
bptaes have e~-a sssfnu. in shsir
sen'tib-sssass 'o the 'ina asa N.
Canadian snysrnnsns etse ss5.""rs
o,-s e>..sa" va. raised 10 CleveIssJ
vh-s- ss"st a. te- victims f~>5ss-at !.
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RAD cram CO. OFFICES

C1-s~isas. a.. Jans ss=oNs.soffies
issps~snr itirtessss ssa fNru,s reSr
I'D States "sss.sAts 1...-su 's-,s,
ssIjsS w. sSgiSs~ NJ The Tsssssi
siok Asi s.sAis sotseasys ists tssH
sses-ss stssIisls .. p.ssr-i i-nAs snS
rsass~ ot shS eassss.s saa ARRESTED
Has~ss iissssA i-sSssf. A4s.ssrs. "s
. ~sase~ os assse ire '..aiis 4. Sc.
sssns xros-siax In shs s-s.sst as'
ihasi,ies. Parker aia t-ssia.7s ali -ssF
sh~ fessra states in wat n. sss-aes
10 kss nr~Aesr-s sasrssise--..s
''s.f~-s Ns,' bss 10 Gssis. os,ssisiss
ssms ssssisE ss-@ - 9" So fs-ss
tns ~ssafs
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hallway PR61f oRprREp

Notes1tUN W Va lac -
I.dss a. Il. .,sFai.~ sr-,sy .sd.s-yy
tic trsna jsfy tn isyes,iss,. shs
casss- that she jIurk Iissaon ami
Northern RsiIrpsa ~ss jointly .vs.e'
b, tuo "f mote ,oHp.,ips rsiIroaI
syss.ass ami 70 they found this 4. h..
serue in sr,urs ss isais,~ca, under
the state Law
The Hurs Harmon ami Northern
Rsiisr1i ,oni .ieted msr. than =
,-ss az" snd iocss'i on ny taiIrcsd
asa shipping Interests ss s,rstesiesis
" imr".tsn'. has sevrr hr~n cT>"rs- i.
css
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oP1uM DEN YoUfp
n SlHLfER CIT

f'a-s.io. coaa. LAS <-ts saaisisa
,o q easai.issris sauirp~a risns io'
tho manufacture of ssa ss~. nv
rs.duss At sp,usns ,s~ po,Ss~ ieisy
aa-sr,s-.s IN a hn-ss~ On Gss~s~us-1
sas-~s .~s-rsl .~ts of busxisss' 'na,s,
tn.isains ,ssAsas~s. sss~ ssses ssSs
sns .ss.f insrisnsss. ot the sssrss,
mas's ssSst~ n~swtisss sho nss~
-s@-n na .h~ Trail OF ssnd nj suss.
ias~ watch ha. scsnsssssra a~pssds-
siaAs h-s~ sos s~s~sai s~ansts. seI
ii.r- ,H~f have s-asa~a ap the hesa-
quarter. .s TIRE 'snao rs. ss9ra
~nssss IN skssfr ~ Tho rtsSr ~~s~
arrested
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NEW YORK METAL

New York. Jan. s.-i.ead easy.
t.05 ia AIS.
speiter uiei. :, g.. 10 $40.
Copper unsettled; standard. spot
snd futures no, quoted; sisc,roiytic
1850 To 1915.
Tin weak: spot and January 3s.Y
10 5s,.o.
Iron quiet ami unchanged.
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osessvss gssisG-s Ises 0seaos
-fN~r~ ~. k~SS \ s.sss ss~sI - 70

WV" ~SS wv U"Ss S~os ~ w.
A~sl ss<.ssis osss sAe sAsaisaito&s
fus e1Aissies 10 ~ military so -
ssi ssoAsess 49, sss s1ossstea u
~ 0ssts~ susps. svmasas1 A. J
Wsskesssssos a t'sils1sseAia 7 sss
sssp aseh s@sss1 - she rsoasAs n
. yvsss fsses4 sho s~eesiiy sess st
sss.sss -. huss1 u esaass.ss tot ibs
AAssse s~sswvs HSpek'as VI sse sses
shass - ssoasssy shkb ssfv pso
ssssseS To %. bo1S. shis yessessss
sssS. 10 . dsy ssys
~'itsssssy 'sps - shss y. o,S sis
eessses o. The s~sseev a Gee0etsY--
ksess1-oAo lived aea yeess tetest
Chstss-v.ose se0sthIsa IiAs sseNs,
besAs. vhSeA ~ eslted 0em.sts. sss
sAAs - this suotas seses vese less
fHe ess0iaias Seas1 os 'he ssassss
essps have fSssd tAess bsshs. 'ss u.
svestSoss u pst so % 'so ssAss -,
eteasiy eessoassssse1 that IL Svs VI
soOe lheosvps shieA h0A ~ bsN1
esa " -. lest sysss ,esss
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RATES oFexCNAWoe

New YORK. Ian. s.-Clcse. rrimc
mercantile paper : tn 5, rrr cent
Commercial bills is7s.
ttar silver s.s.
Mexican dollars tis
Government bonds irregular
Railroad boads irregular.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-08
NEW 1RIfIsH PHR

t.an.iaa. Ian. s.=sir Rnfa. tsasst.
lord chief justice. ~ss raised tn ehs
rrVras~ os N-s Years nas. ana has
ss.s-a ,h. title OF i.as; R-saisE. III.
nams of tho ,osa which be ,epse-
srhtrin in The iioasr af ramaspa.
fsom 1874 ts 1911.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-08
loswE1Ly HrAT1rsf
PROPERTY OWNER DEAD

Roswell. y. ~. Ian. 81. X.
MsGaffsy. = sssid-ns of Ne~ Mexico
for the last 30 years. died here this
nsfnins ns iiriEht's Disease. lie
~ss , pF"snin-ns sssii~aan of the
western raE. sf the state fnr y-sss.
and ~as the largest o~h~f os iss.-
veil property III. age vac sa
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-08
NEW YORK sr0cK LIST

Ns~ York. Ian, s.-cios-; Anal
ssmsssd IA: Sugar 1885. Atehison
st.; Northern Pacific me; R~Aiins
1855: sau,hers Jasif- si.. rniop
i,srifie is:; 4. =. Steel as:. a.. =
steel preferred 1911
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LISTEN FOR fsI wlnr1x

SiSEFH 5"f th' VhUS0 W" Nv
tssrsss snys nos rr.~rss as~ SAns
ti.ss Jhr i-,ys ~ui sIus the vhsiIss
vhra 'h.s dslsss sar~s. wA<n
rap hssr 'h~ whistle snaisss an.
sish,s hst.ansf get Y".r V.S isss
after I. has I~~a tsre~s.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-08
xxsRAxxA srAiE IANIs
CANNOT ACCEPT NEW Law

t.sns.ir. >.hsss jsas ts=ny as
oaisioe of A,,orary General Csasi
Martha Of Nebraska. sissn to-day. 80
. Nebraska banking la~. slate hssAs
NJ this .ss,- uiII b. rsehihisssl fsun,
.a,.rias The federal reserve s,.ssn
The tsw prrhihis. che .sat. ssuu
svhtrs .sDfk in aay rasrpss'toes ssa
On .ss. NJ ua-,ins spinion ts bs><A
Most anyShiss n ps,s'sef ssssiy
s<e,epsea saa ss sssspeahle prizes,
ss tho .'hscaseie. Ns~s jab rooms
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-08
me nOMEY Market

N.~ Sosk. Ian. .--caii saan.y
~s'i@s. - la > pr cent.
Tis~ leans weaker: 80 days I -
4. p~s s~ss: ~ says ~. siy nsoa'hs
u In ~ r-s e~s,
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-08

u In as-a q; printing .' anr s,ss
phone Tho rbspnirIr- Nc-. sample.
ana estimate. -iIt b~ ys~-sfaisr
ziv-n Phone Tstrsasd It's.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-08
Stf Joiats a0d PaIss?
nUS1En0lE Qulekh Relleves

Keep Jar In the house. II Is III.
premier remedy for iiarkarhe. s0re
Joiats or Muscles. Hhenuiatir Pains.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-08

i.nmbago. N.enrn igia. sprains.
Brniscs. stir Neck. Headache and
Colds NJ the Chest ~ prevents
Pn.umoniaI
Al your druSalsi ,--in e5c and
s0r lars and n special Isrg. hospital
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-08

drives il away. hut does not blister
the ,-hd"r"s, skin.
., take. ine pia.. al the mnss,,
mustard plaster.
MUsrEROi.E is recommended for
bronchitis. Group. Asihms. Si-nriss.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-08
noYeR RETURNS TO
CoPPeR STRIKE ZONE
ss,ssssss,A sso. sss, ~

One sompaay found III of their
mem desiring Ia b- Represented ny
the nnion snI sam~ ..5"" on the
n~gaiit- side. All ioii. h- saiT.
i-s. thar g. per srnt al 'h- -n-
ria, =, oi the ais,ri., were found Ia
bs- sa~G,ir-ss al the federation. an.
on that showing the s.sn I,sni~. ds-
siia-.i tn consider the federation a.
an aashosis~., as~a, for the s,~a
The sa,-rhos learned 'ha, -,-st
so''pahy affected by ih- strike ~as
represented and 'h-a -Sriaia-.i n.s
James Cunningham. state iai,ar eaa
missish-r. HAD collected ssosn 'iaia
ss ,s sh- aamh-s at m-n ~ ~osk.
their naisoaaiisy sns the soaai' inns
rn.s.s eh,sh ih.s r-s- nif-'is
liz ,b-s read the summary .f Mr,
Cunningham. sisise 'h" nun,i,~s NJ,
s-.a -farla,r.i ~ sh- .ifl.s-as snin~s
sh- aaF s~sos- the strike a.a ,n-
nar~b-s nj msn ~ the prs-a' tins,
rs- ,nsats srovsd its.sis n."s
-snp,aSe.i h-fas- she STRIKE aud s.s-'
nas
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CHICAGO F00viSoWs

t'hissss. Jaas ss@t1sss sales u
psusissas. sstiei ssua /. 10 - sss
is4. higher asa sh.se ~s. a ssssses
as-ss farther sasss
CI.ses r.tk. Jsss s.s.s Mss g
i-
Lara, January iss>s MAJ !iis.
i,its. January its:s. Nss ssis
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-08
CHICAGO soSRp o. TRAoe

csi~sss. Jan shsrp as.iisss is
tho rsirs as sofs ~ ttasa.s Nys-s
carried ss-ssy's snsskes ,ssvs ssss-s
n. ops hiss ~as l 10 ! sss .c ia-F.
ct After siisAi rally. ,as sssstS
ssasr n-asis s-ss i-s.k~i all
ssnasas
TIE Gloss ~As hsssss - sa ~ ssa
~ ss ssS s~s a-ssinss
wh-as b~eAn~ -sss es aeeeass nj
a~sks~s.s t'sis-s sis,s~s . .Ass~ to
l sAas OFT. hsss~a~a a sIs asa sssa
saxxsi sxsiss
The ..s.- ~s. sss,aa.s 1 to : esa
.e ues.s last sifhss
A.ssoses ..t-siaE ~ short. asis
oats sirn ai sse asss.@ss sh. assAs.
rsses .yarasssssd ~Ws sesss
Close Wheat. MAJ si!. Jais <.i.
Cora Nsy ssss jaiS ss.s
os's. Msy asa; isls a<'
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-08
81. LOUIS METAL

~. i-Sdis. Mo, Jan s.-i.-ad
quiet. S,oa.
nP~i,-r slow. .,l5.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-08

Cleveland. Ohio. and We will mail
,on II lar, postage prepaid.
+ u l., see"rd. ~ ". i.slh ~, +,
New York cit'. says Please
send M. for office ns-. Eoosi
sire Jar "i Musi-roi- as I Ind u
most beneficial for anpiisa,ion oa
patients % 'si)
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-08

size for e:.30.
Accept no subsli-
tate. II your drug
Kis' cannot supply
on. send e5c or zoe
i0 the MUSTER
or. co IN Many.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-08

Csisasp. Ian =Chsr,r~ II. No,
.f. rrssi1ra; .s the wsstsrs fsd~sA'
s,.s .i Nsnsss. les, Chs.ass s-ss~si,
is.s stxss saa -iii i-~ on ID. srvns
a sts .s~ppstAssus. hssssvs. Nkss.
~ ssna lh-isss That hs sss . rss'
srss-s .s train sa-,--s 'hs-- 80.
sosssssa-a sss. snnsasax 'sroash Of
nAi. sf shr 'nsss.. Mis~a-ks- snh
81 i-sai saiis"ss-
Ts~ uisr"sss- ps~ca",Enns 'as~n
4. Ne. a.. issas I~sa-ss a.'sf.a'~
~ss asrs his ,sss"sSa'.s tihsiii af'
ssssssss. q. = desire 4. s~srh i'ancseA
vh.s. he usa sAo. ana f"-ssit han
ilrss ~. e-~kN srn saa sre' .s' s'
sass. sistous shr hHo~ i.-sz- 'sfnsrs'
iss s~r-rsi in Sc '-rt'rr '"'sn's4s
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MuSTEItOI.E ~
= clean. white Oinf-
in~ni made with oil
u mustard, II I'ens-
lFats~ To the seat
Of the pain aud
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-17

The ladies' of the Christian church
viii hold a market at Brownson's Sat
urday the 18TH Don't miss getting
some Of the good home cooking they
will have on sale. 1t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-17

The Methodist ladies win have their
spring bazaar in connection with a
market OF home cooked fpods. Satur-
day the 18th, in the FIatau building
The ladies will appreciate your pat
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-17
Tell Us Your
Tire Troubles

Don't get the idea that to tell as
YOUR tire troubles will bore us. On the
contrary, we want to know them.
That's part of our business. listening
to motorists troubles and helping
them out
If your tires seem to be going
wrong, let us advise how to save
them. Chances are the remedy will
cost you little or nothing. Perhaps
small cut to repair: or wheels are
out of line; or you need more air.
Dozens of ffitis things can happen
to tires, that become big things i
neglected. See us before those small
troubles ruin your tirSsb
If you want HezV tires, we can be
of service to you. too. For we now
carry complete. fresh stock OF the
famous Goodyear Mo- Rim Cuts,
These are. in our Judgment. the most
serviceable tires. We're not troubled
by rim-cutting or tube-pinching with
Goodyear No-RimCuts And we note
a material lessening of blowouts. due
to the Goodyear "On-Air" method OF
curing. This process alone costs
them $500 daily--just TO save motor
lists this costly ruin.
Many of our customers also ap-
preciate the ease with which Good
wear No-Rim-Cut is removed.
Tell US your tire troubles. II VIII
be pleasure to help you. us0i
BARTON BROS GARAGE,
Phone 70. 116 S. Fourth.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-17
STOMACH TROUBLE CURED.

Mrs. H. G. Cleveland, Arnold, Pa,
writes, For some time suffered from
stomach trouble. | would have sour
stomach and feel bloated after eating.
Nothing benefited me until got
ChamberIain's Tablets. After taking
two bottles of them was cured" For
sale by all dealers.--Adv. d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-17
500 Reward. 500

The readers of this paper will b.
pleased to learn that there is at least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able to cure in all its stages. and that is
Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the only
positive cure now known to the medical
fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional
disease, requires a constitutional treat
ment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in.
ternally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system. there
by destroying the foundation Of the. dis
ease, and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and assisting
nature in doing its work. The proprietors
have so much faith in its curative pow
ers that they offer One Hundred Dollars
for any base that II fails to cure. Send
for list OF testimonials.
Address: F, ]. CHENEY co. Toledo. o.
SOLD by all Druggists 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-17

$40 acres Camirron county. mort
gagged SILL Trade equity or any
thing Worth $1,000. Phone 1900.
4-15-3t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-17

Special Kozy tomorrow John
Bunny 1t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-17

For your Sunday dinner try home
made pies. cakes, rolls and salads at
the Public drug store tomorrow, serw
ed by the ladies OF the Congregational
church. Il
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-17

We have nothing but the hest the
Mutual kind No junk All new pic
tures. The New Majestic. &c and 10e
l-l7-1t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-17

John Bunny, funny fellow, tomorrow
Kozy. II
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-17

WANTED--A refined elderly lwo-
man as housekeeper in town; also a
boy to so ON farm and care for stock
ard do light farm work. n. NJ. Vii
liams, phone 3l4. 417-St
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-17

Nothing So Good for Cough or Cold,
When you have cold you want the
best medicine obtainable SO as to get
rid of with The least possible delay
There are many who consider Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy unsurpassed
Mrs. J. Boroff, Elida, Ohio, says, Ever
since my daughter Rath was cured OF
secure cold and cough by Chamber
lains Cough Remedy two years ago,
have felt kindly disposed toward the
manufacturers Of that preparation. J
know of nothing so quick to relieve a
cough or cure cold For sale by
all dealers.--Adv. d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-17

L. W. Long Of Rush Springs is at
tending TO business matters in the city
toeay.
III you get your hat here It will be the
very latest pattern. Priced right.
Bon Ton Millinery, 4-l5-st
Mrs. Forrest Nave Of El Reno is
spending a few days in Chickasha with
f,iends and relatives.
Roy English, plumbing and heating
contractor. Phone 34l 4'1-tf
Mrs. w. D. McMaster leaves today
for Oklahoma City where she will
spend several days with friends.
You lose money If you miss the auc-
tion at owsley's Saturday, 2:so and
1880. 4-17-2t
Mrs. Gordon, who spens yesterday in
Chickasha with friends, returned yes
terday afternoon to his home in Min
nekah.
Cotton Seed--We have a car load
Of pure Mebane from the Mebane
farm, $l5O per bushel. Leave your
orders early. Abercrombie Grocery
Co. 4-4-12t
Z. e. Jack and Harry Stephenson
left yesterday for Ringing, Okla,
where the Stephenson-Br Lumber
company will open yard at once. Mr..
Jack win have the management of the
Ringing branch.
-Four big reels OF Mutual pictures.
They are all good ones. The New Ma
jestic. sc and 10c. II
Mrs Arch Trawick of Nashville.
Tern, Mrs Minnie Herndon and Miss
Elizabeth Lyle of Clarksyille, Tenn,
daughter. daughter-in-law and grand
daughter of Capt and Mrs Thomas
Iierndon. will arrive today for a visit
in Chickasha.
Sugg theater tonight. Vaudeville.
A trio, Massle, Rose and Massie. har-
niony singers, talking and dancing. 1t
! Sugg theater tonight. We have some
, picture on Dangers of the West, 101
Bison wild animal picture story of the
Boer war in three parts.
Don't fail to attend the auction at
Owsley's Saturday, 2;3O and 7.SO.
a-l72t
O. X. Baby Chick Food makes quick
frys and keeps the chicken healthy. Al
your grocer's. l-17-3t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-17
PERSONAL
MENTION

The New Majestic for good pictures
The Mutual kind. So and 10c.
Fourb reels today. The New Ma
jestlc. 1t
Bring some cotton rags to the Daily
Express Offices at once Spot cash paid !;
wool rags. scraps and trimmings not
wanted. 2-9-tf
]. S. Jones OF Rush Springs was a
business visitor in the city today.
'The squire's Son. in two big
reels today. The New Majestic. Sc
ihd lOc. It
Kyle J. Bass Of Lawton visited in
Chickasha yesterday
Spring hat time is here and my line
OF spring and summer hats is com
plete. Bon Ton Millinery.
4-l5-St
Dave chitwood OF Alex is business
visitor in the city today.
Visit the Christian ladies' market OF
home cooking at Brownson's the 18th
4-17-1t
| L. W. NARROW of futile was in the
city today on business at the court
house.
4 Get your harness and harnessTepair-
ing OF Wadsworth q White. tt
| Miss Mary Ellen Buie is spending
a few days in Middleberg with friends.
Cotton Seed-lf you want good cot
ton seed we have the genuine pure
Mebane. $3.50 per bushel Abercrom-
bic Grocery Co. 4-4-12t
A. Fl. English of Rush Springs is
attending to business interests in the
city today
The ladies of the, congregational
church will have charge of the market
at the Public drug store Saturday
/ April 49, from 10 ps m. to ) O'Clock
p. III. Home made bread. pies and
cakes. II
William Norvelle leaves tonight fol
Denver. Colo, where HE win spend the
next few months.
Our Mutual Weekly No &C. today
{, The New Majestic. It
MIS-. H. n Mullican left yester lay
for Rush Springs. where she was call
ed by the illness Of her mother.
Mrs Glenn Brown Of Lincoln Neb.
is visiting friends in the city this
week.
About thirty ladies' of the Macca
bees attended the state rally in Okla
hcma City today
Big auction at Owsley's Saturday
2:SO and 7:30. 4-l7-2t
FOR TRADE.
$40 acres Camirron county. mort
gagged, s1ii. Trade equity or any
thing. Worth $1,000. Phone 1900.
4-15-3t