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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-07
Brtsfs ana P.rronnls-

The much talked Of star mail routs
rom McMechen via Sferrard TO Pleasant
Eter Gamble carrier.
The Bcthlehem sunday school will
picnic az Wayman's inn this afternoon
ana evening. II is expected 10 be n most
enjoyable affair and all are cordially
invited 20 attend and bring baskets
lion. Charles y Earhart. attorney for
the Auu-SslOon League. delivered a most
excellent address at the Pleasant tfilt
church sunday morning and the offer
inE amounted % over f31. 10 aid tho
work or prohibition law enforcement.
lie spoke In the evening AZ Mt Oitv.t
and the Offering was very liberal
kGoert Eiddle Of Washington. Pa.
y. 4. Riddle. and returned home Mon
on sunday afternoon very excellent
FathfrH Day program was rendered By
The Bethlehem Union Sunday school
Two notable featurcH were an able "a
dress BY Rev. =. +. Ieyenberger. or the
Third Presbyterian church. Of wheeling
and fine vocal solo by Carl Boch.
Many relatives were entertained ~
tho home 81 Charles Caldsbaugh. on the
The b. ~ Kirchner employees enjoyed
Fourth Of July outing az the EIrrhuer
home on Mozart hiIl.
The John Schubert family entsrtsinss
number of relatives at their home on
tho Fourth
Fred Low fee quite ni.
Charles Wilson has returned from Sc.
bring. Fla. whore De- has spent several
months. MI. Wilson and man named
Vols drove through from Florida in a
Co his home az Erie Ia.
ON FRIDAY Mra J. q. Garvin had as
her Eusst7 her uncle D. vs. Reid. ~ s.
laul MINI her aunt Miss Gertrude
Reid. and her cousin Miss Uoberfa
EInrkford. OF Martins Ferry
Mr. Anna Combs. OF ST. Petersburg.
GHr.in and Mr.. ". >. Ackar. for q few
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HE WEATHER
CONDITIONS

A hizh pressure. cool and fair wealth
Or area covers the Lake Region. s1-
tending southward over the ohio Val
ley
Inc prcsEures are relatively low
over the upper valleys and Southwest
ana showers occurred in the Missouri
valley and sOuthWard into Eastern
Kansas and Missouri
High prcssufes and cool fair wealth
or prevail generally In the Northwest.
Generally fair weather u indicated
Tor this section tonight and Tuesday.
WIN somewhat higher temperature.
l-o'Ai data; Highest temperature
yesterday. So. lowest last nirht
90 no rainfall
The Ohio will not change much in
the district during the next &c hours
H. {. HOWE, Section Director
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FINANCIAL.
rom a visit IN Cleveland and Columbus.

Ohio.
All Indications point to q big AFFAIR
ana a record attendance next Saturday.
woodmen. will hold their annual picnic
az Ihillips grove 4 meeting Of the
recently organized Marshall county
Agriculture society will be a feature
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Coffied have re-
turned 20 Pleasant valley Msrsaall
county, after visiting Mr. and Mrs J. y
bowler 81 Mozart
Mrs 4. W. Hall and her three sons.
who have been guest AZ the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William Whiteman and
Mrs. Hairs sister. Mrs. William Murril.
returned 90 Cleveland SUNDAY.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hicks. 81 War
Sunday.
George HaEmsier s. recovering from
wound from rusty nail 10 bis right
ago while az work at tho Mozart r.r-
FOrarc.
The Mozart volunteers met last even
INK o. hnlsh 10 business relating Co their
recent picnic
Mr. ana Mrs Frank Borard. Irwin
Hurkhart and Eugene Sloan spent SatIr-
day and sunday visiting az WoodsneId.
ohio
AIonzo Campbell. Of wheeling. who
was lu bicycle and automobile col
lieion on Sixteenth street last Friday
night was able tu spend the Fourth
WITH C.gil Montgomery 81 the home Of
T. MONTGOMERY.
Mra viola Carnahan and her mother.
Mrs Mg'Illcy are visiting Mrs p. 8.
tHrrHhau.
The Ladies' CIRCLE 81 the christ Lu-
thrruu church Will meet This evening
'rueadHyI o. the church.
Tho Luther league ~ the christ
church I. planning fH give a LEVIN frte
Thursday evening. july They Will
meet tuIs rsenInr 90 TIRE church fo come
rIrfr fnr plans nuI 90 decide upon the
place whore DO viii He given.
Mf.. Florence Carmichael 81 WnIf
IHn. Ia fHe ETeet nf Miss WII1a u1vfer.
~ Mozart
Mrs o. Roth hrs had ae her guests
Tor H frH days her mother. Mrs S.
frersr and her two brothers. 0f steub-
rurIlle
1ir arI Mrs George MARBLE were
rda guests at fhe home ~ Vs. r.
Caldwell
An exciting little Gre occurred satur-
lr Che Harry Hicks house at Mozart
Some children threw frrrrH.Esra nu r.
bed. HrH fne mattress and rff.r articles
Dol fhe room w.r. burned before the nIr
could Dol rrfIuruIarfN The volunteer
..r...H won. coon un ffr srrne HHt
fHs.r .srE..." we're not needed
Trio following were sunday guests rt
The home UI IruIa MrIer Peter WaId
SNYDER NTTe.i and Mr and Nra WHTsm
81. joseph Drum had aa SUNDAY
rIrst. Mics OarfeInV ard Misa I.Hrer
NJ arI Vrs c Or white and rssrr.
Gov. THr'Tt. reformed fH faffrf ..u sun.
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inr creek
,. u. Fleming. ~ Patterson. sp.nt
sunday visiting az -ilverside.f
Mr. and Mrs A " McC'fenrv spsrt
saturday iu M0uudEvillc
Mr. and Nra Jacob Peters and .on.
1harles. N wheeling. spent Eunfa ~
The home ~ John ". Roth.
Mrs Ii a. Gardner. 81 Washington
"a. lH visiting ON Wheeling creek
IS. o. Camnhe'l and bis daughter. Miss
Emma. visited In Wheeling Monday
Charles keyser has returned Co his
home 90 Columbus. Ohio after n visit
90 mo home ~ George o. Folmar
Harry HfnrIHv and family. or wheel.
us are in camp on the grounds owned
D. Trecsc and o. party 81 persons from
aIIWcllH Run are camping on George
Hogs farm
Uernard Murphy. who va visiting VI
wheeling .rerh. haa returned % Wheel.
Mr. and Nfrs Sam Robinson. q r,r.
HIll spent Saturday 90 The home ~
Mrs Edvard MHu ana daush,e,
NrNa. ~ fiar'rf1n. spent SATURDAY and
sunday 90 OBJ. home ~ Mrs Mulfs 10.
rents Mr and Mrs Frank shepherd
NrH Emil EHIE and daughter Faith
have returned fu Wheeling after visit.
iuF Mrs Backs daughter Mrs y n
Mrs John Mcclure n Wheeling. 10
VISITING Mr. John sherherd
Nr and Mra Melvin Morris have r.
turned fH wheeling after visiting reia.
NNer nu Noses Nun
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HAY AND GRAIN
uotstieas by c. p. Braunlieh . @
Butter, Egg and Cheese.

NEW YORK. July 6-Buttsr-ouiet
Creamery extras. 25d 27isc. hrsts. 24H
tras. o.. ~ 22iac. ladies'. current make
hrsts, 20 20 iac. seconds. 1st4c. packing
stock. current make No. o fEiAc
thecse -lrregul state, whole milk
fresh, white, specials. 1ftac. do coiored
- "a lf4c, do colorcd average fancy.
&c; do white, 1fa14ac; skins. ca
11atc
Eggs- Steady Fresh gathered sr-
tras, 23G Csc, eNtrR nrstF. 2282ar.c.
hrsts. ~ n 81 nc; seconds 1sn zoe.
state. ieuuHy lNuuia and nearby heunerv
whites. p n &c. do hennery browns. "a
n 4tc. do gathered browns and mixed
colors. 20 n Csc
Fluur-Fasier gp~fnr rafrrtg gtro
~ 4.65. winter EtrniEhte faT.Gs Or.
winter patents tfabff60. Fprirr
81 ass. extra 40 2 winter t7arsg
ass
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and probably considerably more than
ZOO was cleared from the sale OF re-
ents. The young folks OF Pine
Ergunds near John Robinson's' residence
ana had party in the evening Al Robin
son = with about forty In attendance
ne -wastika club. Of Elm Grove. gave
an All day outing az Folmar's There
was a large picnic In CnmpbelI'a orchard
anu numerous otherr along Wheeling.
creek. and the club houses yvera h,,ss
places that day.
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Money.

NEW YORK. July Money On call
trm. Zn3 ruling rate. 2 closing hIf
~, asked. 9. Time money stronger. go
days. 2ia, % DAYS % no. six months.
2fs2f
Copper steady. spot. sf7tE8r7sr.
electrolytic $3.50 ~ So. make rDrul-
nal, casting. 3I7EOa1a
TIU..I Firm spot fHZ CD m DC 90
Leads srn7q-
Srelter-f tN5u5O5
Iron l.L.I
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SHERRARD


The Marshall County Agricultural -..
-lrff. which wna urFHnIlad IHaf week in
MnundfEiIIr. viii hold r meeting Co.,.
morrow evening nf the Enrrraru school
auditorium. ~ a.. Mur grove. the now n.
appointed county agricultural agent u .'f
b. present and Will give o. fafE $40
.Hrfsera ~ thi7 sect D. .hguIi take fhIH
opportunity Co meet Mr. MuHrrnUr
part ~ bic work will De- fu visit any .r
he farms where hla advice ie wanted
and fu give Information Dr HgriruIfurfI
matters. A number OF other nHrIHuI.
'ural men will b. present uf the Wed.
rrurnN evening f"rffHnr
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Team Ran off.

ON saturday morning George NIcko-
lhus. while delivering Ice at Mozart. had
somewhat exciting run Off The tea11
became frightened at something near
thc T.. II. kirchner residence and dash
"a away with the ice wagon al A hfgn
rat" ~ speed. Near the I.oEes resi-
dence August Loges ran into the road
end managed 10 stop the team. but thry
had broken the tongue from the wagon
and done some other slight damage.
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. July c.-Unquestiona ole
discovery Of bleck rust In South Dakota
and reports OF the presence Of the
plague In North Dakota and Minnesota
turned the wheat market to-day over To
the bulls. There was a firm clos, Al
40 &c TO NC net advance. Corn Su r
finished isc OF TO Lice up aud proyis-
Tons ronginS from - n Sc down 90 A
rise % Z &c.
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Hazleft's Local Siock,-

WHEELING. v We July . IL
Ihe Following quota Ions or the more
sctlNe atockr 81 tt~ Wheeling tnarkst are
corrected daily Zoe Ths tntelIi xenc.r bv
Howard Ilaziett A. Sor Srhmuib.cs
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Petroleum

OH CITY. Pa. July s-Crsdff bal.
nrraa So Runs Tff.fTa. atsr4ra.
shipments. 1859. average
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Articles. open. rnsa. Low clos.

Cash quotations ws.r as follows:
Rye-No. p 59c
HnricN-fk5Nr.
TImOthy=Kf g- m go
Clnter-S1u rUEi 500.
Tork-x21.1u
Lard-SIn1U
Ethr-2l1.t- 1"IP
PITTSBURGH. Pa. July s-CattIe-
Active. supply. % cars Choice 1901
9.2u. prime. S. .6Unss5
sheep steady. supply % double
decks. Prime wethers 81. 90 ~ SIS. cutls
end commons. 5000 $50. spring lambs.
81 90 NJ % 90.
Veal calves iI0O0a16.75.
Hog Active. receipts IS double
decks Prime heaViss. fNsI. mediums
heavy and light yorEerr and pigs. $3.50
q NN'. rouEhS. 2'.-5nI.-0.
CHICAGO. July G-Ifora -Eeceipt-
sb5. light s. 2onsf0. mixed. ssf1T
So "a heavy 5000 ssefs. rourhs.
5000 SIS. rigs. 5000 90.
cattle - Receipts. 1880. strong
Reeves. 1i.-s p 9Gs. steers. So f0TEgt.
sforkerr and feeder. $3.50 IS. cows
and heifsrs. S7.5oa SIS. calves. 1880
sheep Receipts. 5000. strong sheen
i.a.Ns yeariings. seas $50. lambs
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New York Stock Fxchanoe

WHEELING. W Va. July 8. IA.
NhnEs Of active stocks o.. IN. Nsv
horE stock EHctisnC-. corrected DAILY M
- n. Mbstsn g. Co hroksra
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Wheeling Live Stocks.


49, .l.a' .'Oi,' o.. &c.. 10 -
Light heavy A. com. calves q 08d p 00
freeh Cows. est per II. TO 00uT8 90
Fresh cows. common % fair25 0uaf0 o.
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Fidelity io,-zj Stocks
WHEELING. W. Va. July 3 II
COrrect-r oEiIy for tus Intailir~pcst
y The Fidelity Investment Association
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Total sales i.osO shares.
MITCHELL & STEVENSON Inc
LOCAL STOCKS.

WHEELING. W. Va. July -
The following quotations on the NOR.
aetFe stocks Of the Wheeling marked
Mitchell a stevenson. Inc. local Irokor-.
STOCKS Par. Bid. Ask. l. s
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Baron Local ,Ttnck,

WHEELING. ". Va. July g. 10
The following quotattora on me me.
actlNe stocks or She Wheeling raf.et
sfe corrected daily Tor the fnt~uIrsrrsr
" Marehnll manager bond asrarfD.rf.
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NEW YORK. july 6.-The London
market was In cheerful mood to-day
ana prices were higlsr all around THE
opening was generally fractlonallv high
~ here. The advance in corner metal
aur0ad continued to-day. and the market
closed with additional gains from the
given The local market a needed stir,V-
lus. The steel market IMPROVEMENT
which ran through June continues with
the United states steel corporation. due
70 LARGE extent 10 increased buying In
that month by the railroads There
we're a number OF advances In special
Ties to-day. and more Interest In these
stocks now expected. There was a
fhght recession az the close but in the
and closing was steady
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asiiy D. \ y Mast-u 4 20. ba,s.,
ni,1 nfohsTE National ENenHns. B.ns
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DELAYED FREIGHT RATE DECISION
AFFECTS THE NEW YORK MARKET

NEW YORK, July aside from
some artificial activity at higher
prices In the group Of pooled"
specialtlea, todays stock market
dragged along In traditional mid-sum-
mer fashion. The better feeling fos-
tered last week by developments At
Washington seemed 10 have been dis.
sipated, and traders were again
averse TO follow the upward move
ment. while those OF bearish tcnden-
cies were no less cautious in the CD
posite direction.
In Investment as well as speculative
circles the long delayed freight rate
decision remains the most influential
factor. Crop conditions in practically
every section of the country continue
excellent and money remains easy re-
gardless OF the RECEIPT heavy exports
or gold. In the opinion of many OBJ
servers, the country Is in shape for
good business and forward strides are
predicted at the first favorable oppor-
tunity.
The steel authorities say their in
dustry shows appreciable improve
ment. and the monthly statement OF
the United States Steel CORPORATION.
which Will be issued later in the week,
Is expected to show a moderate in
crease in orders.
Total sales 93,SOO shares
Bonds reflected the very light IN
Nestment demand. Missouri Pacific
ConVertibles. Baltimore and Ohio con
Nertibles and St Louis and San Fran
cisco refundings ruling heavy Total
sales. par value. $l.9i6.O0O.
United States government threes
declined = percent on call.
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The population 90 Constantinopls
Be- ,orservafivcly estimated TO BE-
about 300 600
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Pittsburgh Stocks.

WHEELING. vs. Va. July r. -
Ths actss trt.HrufEf STOCKS. corrs-tsa
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-06-18
SAN JUAN HARBOR
Roadstead Leading to Porto
Rico'S Capital Is Majestic.
Was Scene Of Most Pathetic Of Eng
lands Sea Stories, the Last Voy-
age Of Admiral Hawkins, With
sir Francis Drake.

San Juan, Porto Rico.--Like other
harbors which have described in thia
series, that of San Juan, Porto Rico
is truly romantic and majestic, says
Roger w. Babson In Public Ledger
There are many San Juans in these
southern seas, but this certainly Is
San Juan Bautista and well chosen to
be the entrance to the capital Of Porto
Rico. In addition, however, to the
physical and scenic attractions Of this
harbor, ran across tragic side.
This harbor was the scene Of one OF
the most pathetic Of the sea stories OF
England. the story Of the last voyage
OF Admiral Hawkins and Francis
Drake. These great Elizabethan sail
ors got together fleet and put out
from Plymouth in 1895. The voyage
was disastrous from the beginning.
After suffering reverses at the Canar
les and Marie Galante, the feet arrived
off San Juan. The aged admiral died
when land was sighted and Drake then
took command. At break of day, the
Engnsh Meet appeared OH tne Iorts'
After several attacks In which the In
vincible Drake was repulsed, the Eng.
fish fleet bore away beaten.
The capital of Porto Rico will for
ever associate with the life and times
of that most romantic adventurer,
Juan Ponce de Leon. This pictur-
fque Castilian was a soldier Of for
tune who had already served in many
campaigns before he embarked with
Columbus on his second voyage in
1893. In 1909 Ponce de Leon was ap
pointed governor of Porto Rico, where
two years later he founded the city
of San Juan Bautista. Here he lived
N the Casa Blanca, the White House,
which he built for himself by the mar
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Rico.
gin OF the harbor and which can be
seen today.
l have been surprised to find the
island so thickly populated The Uni
ted States has population Of about
only 20 per square mile, and this
would figure only 40 per square mile
IL we assumed one-half of our entire
country to be untillable. Considering
the available land in Canada, the pres
ent population there is at the rate Of
only one or two persons per square
mile. The population Of Porto Rico,
however, is nearly 300 per square
mile The people are a mixture OF
Spanish, negro and Indian, race very
much like the Cubans, but more peace
full. having not been subjected to SO
much abuse.
The feeling toward Americans is not
much more friendly in Porto Rico than
N Cubc or South America. All of these
countries look upon us as intruders.
Even the Spaniards, who treated them
so cruelty, are considered with more
respect than are Americans. Yet we
have done little differently than have
the English in their relations with
Jamaica, Trinidad, and with Barba-
dos The fact, however, that we pre-
tend to stand for democracy probably
makes us appear as hypocrites in the
eyes or these people. Instead of look
ing upon US as their liberators. they
feel that we have stolen their island.
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5 and 10 Cents
"ARIzONA"

Arizona" produced under the per-
sonal direction of Augustus Thomas.
the playwright, dramatically portrays
exciting episodes originated when
Capt. Hodgman, the villain of the
piece, received Lena, daughter of Serg.
Kellar Lena finds haven with Henry
Candy, ranchBan, and Hodgman
turns to win the love of his coIonel's
wife. Meantime Lena is beloved by
Tony, Mexican.
While camping with troops at Can
by's ranch, Hodgman woes Bonita, sis
ter OF the colonelis wife. Estella, and
he and Lieut.. Denton quarrel bitterly.
Hodgman proposes an elopement to
Estella, but at dance Lena finds his
note and informs Denton, who forces
Hodgman to surrender Estella jewels.
The colonel finds the jewels on Den
ton, forces his resignation, and when
war is proclaimed Denton becomes
captain of cowboy troop.
Lena reveals to Tony the name Of
her seducer just as Denton and Hodg-
man fight. A shot is fired, Hodgman
is wounded and Denton accused. The
bullet proved Denton's innocence and
Tony is suspected, but escapes by hard
riding. Estella oonfesses and Denton,
exonerated pleads for her. The troops
go to war leaving the estrangement
open but apparently ready to be healed.
6-16-4t
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FOR SALE

Nice, new household goods from
piano down to a kitchen knife;
also will trade on commission.
MRS. SAVAGE.
627 Iowa. Phone 422,
64 limo
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nUCG THEATRE
TONIGHT
PICTURES

We have an excellent card to offer
you. Picked program.
First picture feature, The Mys-
terry of the Castle" In three parts. A
mystery photoplay that does mystify.
Multiple reels of interest that hold.
The monster conquered.
Next picture Edna Maison in "The
Masked Rider" Tomorrow at IL you
shall know the secret. The last one
of those Ford Sterling comedies.
When Smaltz Loves" 1t is great.
Funniest OF all pictures.
"a Wife on a Wager western
drama, with Wallace Reid and Doro-
thy Davenport
Tomorrow will have Arizona in
six parts, produced under the person
direction of Augustus Thomas author
OF the play.
Have coming "The Million Dollar
Mystery" The picture will be shown
each week; also Pathe daily news CIV
ing you the latest news all over the
world
Have coming Saturday THE Spar
row. beautiful play in three parts.
Our house is comfortable. Plenty
OF room. Our chairs are large. Air
cooled system.
Matinee starts $3.50 to p. m.
Pictures on at night at 7:45 p. M to
II p. m.
Remember the price.
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Express Want ADS bring results.
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(First published June 16, l914)
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PART
NERSHIp

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned. L. w. Hawley and G. H..
Martin, doing business under the firm
name and style of Hawley & Martin.
proprietors of Chickasha Electric Shoe
Repairing Co., have this day dissolved
their partnership relations All billa
due this firm should be made to the
undersigned, G. H. Martin, at the old
stand of the Chickasha Electric Shoe
Repairing Co., at 40 South Third
street, Chickasha, Oklahoma. and all
bills owing by such Hawley & Martin
will be assumed and paid by c. H. Mar
tin and Oscar Wilkes, at ITO South
Third street, Chickasha, Okla.
L. w. HAWLEY,
C. H. MARTIN.
6-16-6d
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Hot Weather onic and Health Builder

Are you run down-nervous- Z?
Is everything you do an effort? You
are not lazy-your are sick Your
stomach, liver, kidneys and whole sys-
TEN need tonic. A tonic and health
builder to drive out the waste matter
build you up and renew your
strength. Nothing better than Electric
Bitters. Start today. Mrs. James Dun
can, Haynesville, Me, writes. Com
pletely cured me after several doctors
gave me up" soc. and $1.O0, at your
ggist.-Ady d&w
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THE NEW MAJESTIC.


5 CENTS --------- 10 CENTS
Mutual movies shown daily.
Vaudeville today, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday.
The Spanish Trio in a great novelty
musical act, playing in twenty-five diff
ferent positions. This act is guaran-
teed to please. Come and see it.
Pictures.
Kay Bee, Tennessee" in two parts.
This is one of the Mutual's best fea-
lures.
American, "a Prince of Bohemia" "
A beautiful drama. presenting VIM.
Garwood and Vivian Rich.
THE NEW MAJESTIC.
Matinee 1880 to 5. Night 7 to IL.
5 CENTS ----- 10 CENTS
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:======AT THE
Play Houses.
kozY.

| have a swell show tonight. You
will be the loser if you miss our Vita
graph feature today.
"The Mystery of the Hidden House. I"
A Vitagraph special featuring Mar
garet Gibson, Kate Formus. In two
parts. It's great See it.
Two Little Vagabonds," Selig
juvenile drama with the Selig Kids
Hiram Green, Detective" an Edi-
son comedy.
Orchestra.
5 CENTS -------------------- 10 CENTS
Coming tomorrow, "The Evil We
Do" two reel Selig feature.
Coming Saturday. Kathlyn No. IL.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-06-18

A regular morning operation Of the
bowels puts you in fine, shape for the
days work If you miss it you feel
uncomfortable and cannot put vim into
your movements. For all bowel irreg-
ularities Herbine is the remedy. 1t
purifies, strengthens and regulates.
Price soc. Sold by Owl drug store.
ADV. d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-06-18
THE NEW M
only One. EentIreIy satisfactory.

OnTy Une- EentITcIy SdtIsIdCtoTy.
'I have tried various collie and diar-
rhoea remedies, but the only one that
has given me entire satisfaction and
cured me when was afflicted is Cham
berain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy recommend 1t to my friends
at all times,' writes S. NJ Galloway,
Stewart S. C. For sale by all deal
ers.-Adv. d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-06-18
shoota a CROW. KlIIs Cow.

Swartswood Lake, N. J.-While
shooting at annoying crows, Clark
Mackey killed one Of his cows. valued
at S100.