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Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-23

one-half doz. champagne glasses, Mr.
! and Mrs. w. E. Hagen; cut glass vase
Mrs. NJ. Lovick; pair of cut glass
vases, Mr.. and Mrs. Suezeare; hand
| painted dressing table set, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hawkins, Salt Lake; hand
painted pin holder, Mrs. ]. L. Cros-
sen; gold ornamental, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas. Harris and son; cut glass mus
tard jar; cut glass napkin rings, the
Whaleys; cut glass dish, Mr.. and Mrs.
Theo. Parker; bon bon dish, Mr.. l..
Hawkins; cut glass almond dish, w.
M. Williams; cut glass celery dish,
Mr.. and Mrs A. E. Dortch; cut glass
celery dish, Mr.. and Mrs c. Will
liams; cut glass jelly dish, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. Brown and family; cut glass
creamer and sugar set, Mrs. Emil
Martin; cut glass nut bowl, Mr.. Ell
bert Powell; cut glass dish Bernadine
Dejoie, New Orleans; cut glass but
ter dish, Mrs. Harris and son; cut
glass ice tub and tray, no card; silver
electric toaster, Mr.. and Mrs En-
nett Mitchell; almond set, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. Thornton; fruit bowl, Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar Levy; hand painted
berry set, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Butler;
hand painted tea set, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
w. Foster; hand painted cheese bowl, |
c. D. Moore and family; hand painted
cake plate, Earl Greer; hand painted
nut bowl, Earl Greer; haid painted
liams; hand painted gravy set and la
die, Mrs. Geo. Swayze and Mrs. S.
Swayze; hand painted cake plate,
Misses Ora and G.. Johnson; pudding
dish, Mrs B. Wilcox and Grandma
Brown; vase, Mrs D. Lightfoot; one
half doz. plates, Mr.. and Mrs Maui
rice Jones and family; flower pot and
jardinier, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Derrick;
hand painted creamer and sugar bowl,
Mr.. and Mrs Watkins hand painted
flower vase, Robt. NJ. Mccoy; bronze
vase, Mr. and Mrs Wiggan; choco-
ate let, ]. c. Davis and wife; hand
painted cake set, Mrs. o. B. Mora;
f. d. Smith; silver mustard dish, Fred
Caville; cut-glaSs mustard dish, Floyd
Berry; full-dress vest, Chester Bost;
silver crumber, Mr. and Mrs. J. Coco
ugh. Playing wedding march, Miss
Eva Jones. A few presents are omit
ed as they had no cards.
Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-23
ST. AUGUSTINE'S MISSION.

The past Lords day was well kept
at the mission. All departments of
the work are beginning to take on an
air of activity. The regular choir was
in place and sang we'll with Madame
Simons at the organ. Miss Harrison
took her place at the organ for even
song. Miss Bertha Wilson of San Di-
ego will sing at the ofertory next
Sunday morning. Owing to the con-
fusion attendant upon street carnl-
val there will be no service next Sun
day night Father Wallace attended
Convocation in San Francisco last
Tuesday.
Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-23
MARTIN-MITCHELL
NUPTIALS.

St Patricks Church was crowded
to IFS very doors on Thursday even
inp. October 14th, when Miss Emelda
Martin became the bride OF MI Lu-
ther Mitchell. The ceremony was was
solemnized by Father Hoolihan., Inc
church was beautifully decorated with
nalms ferns and pink asters; loop
of white ribbon enclosed the rom
Seats Of middle aisle reserving thehi
for the parents of the bride anu
Groom: the Altar was hlurnindteu
With numerous lights. Promptly al
\ 10 Miss Eva Jones began the wed
DING march and the bridal party wen
ded its way down the lengthy alsie
which was led by the groomsman II
connIes. Messrs. Leland Hawkins OF
Washington, D. c., Carl Harris, Harry
Tanner Of Philadelphia, and Leonard
Richardson, followed by the ring
bearer little Juilette Burrlll, dresseo
Il white organdie and carrying the
r;no on a white satin cushion. hen
na9e the bridesmaids, Miss Minnie
Bell, Miss Ethel Griffin ana inS Mts'
Martha Millett OF Los AiisrltS
dressed alike in pale blue tai1etd
"a shioned after the basque style WIZ
long sleeves of silk net, trllnnlea =
silver; each wore curl to the IlsI
and Silver bands around the nedu
thev carried silver stats ornamente'
,,,;tb nink carnations and blue rlDooh
Tban came the maid of honor MIS-
E4ha1 Rrown Of San Rafael, VINO Wa
becomingly gowned in pink, tanel
a,r,hro;dered in silver, draPed over
skirt Of shadow lace caught Oy -
hrtterfv bow She also carrleu
a;Iver staff ornamented with PINK car
aat;ons and pink ribbon. Then cam
TIL Matron of Honor, Mrs. Garnet
OHM tan aunt of the bridel-, oh
wore her own wedding gown ol ne", 7
white satin en- train, with tuillo
silver embroidered chiffon ana oAi!;e ~
bouquet of white carnations w
Nth tulle. Preceding the briae wa
I'LL flower girl, little Eta May pur1i
,nho & looked like fairy in white OF
aand;e with a garland OF PINK rose
Scr her heavy black curls. She car
r;ad beautifully bedecked Dasks $
flled with pink rose petals, ana mau ,.
atb IL roses for the BRIDE, "n
Ioated like a regal Queen as I sn
e @I;ded IN, on her fathers arm as Nj
Gnrnan Houston, the best man. an
the Hp''ria handsome groom at the chance
tne hahlS fno+ Of the Sanctuary tn
al hr;des Ins father itbt gave her into the keel
ing Of the groom. They kner. s,,
cushions in the center OF lol ~. ~
~ The bridal party. Just DeIore -
Messing "a Perfect Day was SUI. sun
bv Mrs. Lows The gentlemen el hr;f mG
lie conventional black. ne cre, a,
wore a gorgeous gown ooraet o. +
rneteor with a bodice OF George
Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-23

A sacred concert was given Sunday
afternoon, October IL, from 4 to at
Cooper A. NJ E. Zion Shurch on
Campbell street by the zion cnq1l !
The principal speakers were Key Eu
Tones Of Starr King Church, ; RI;
Rev. J. NJ. Brown, the new pastor OF
Fifteenth Street Church, and Nine
q 7. Walker of indianapolis, Ind.
Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-23

We hope all Christians will remem-
Der that a grand concert conducted by
our peerless Mrs. Jeter Davis, and
comprising some of our best talent
will occupy the first part of the even
ing. The classical numbers to be rem
dered will be similar to those rem.
dered in the churches every month
and not considered sin. The Audito
rum is grand It's big charity func
ton All lovers of the race will have
very good opportunity to help {
good cause, especially as this function
is a credit to our race. All church
members who attend can leave afte1
the grand concert is over The bal
starts then.
Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-23

The Mothers Charity Club will g i've
a unique character social on Monday
evening, October rs, at 18th street A
M. f. church Spanish beans and rice
will be served Admission ten cents
Mrs. Lulu Monroe, chairman. The
public is asked to come out and help
a worthy club of women that are try
ing to do charity work by making
little children comfortable and helping
needy families.
Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-23

The members of Bournemouth Cir
Gle invite all companions and members
of "A. o. of Foresters, and friends to
attend their dance on October 29, at
Magnolia hall Come out and help
us. Hot lunch and chitterlins will be
served. Admission rs cents.
Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-23

Died-In this city, October goth,
Mrs. Amanda Dades, beloved mother
of Mrs. Hannah Day, Mrs. Florence
cambridge, Fred Dades of Oakland
Mrs. Annie Scott of Baltimore, Nd,
and Kennedy Dades Of Chicago, III.
Deceased was native Of West Vir-
ginia
Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-23

Remember the Halloween masqrer
a., Ball, October - at Fo:.s.-rs'
hail for the benefit of Old Peoples
home
Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-23

We are calling on every church
member to be out to the concert on
November 18th. We are not inviting
you to stay to the most magnificent
ball ever given on the Pacific Coast,
but if you choose to remain and lool
on its your privilege.
Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-23

"A musical cantata entitled Little
House Keeper" at North Oakland
Baptist Church, Nov 5th, for the ben
eft Of Sunday school, Admission 25c.
Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-23

Rev w. D. Carter of Seattle, Wash,
is in our midst and will conduct re-
vival services at the North Oakland
Baptist church next week.
Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-23

Mr.. and Mrs. r. ]. Fletcher and
daughter of Sacramento were enter
tanned BY Mr. and Mrs. James ).
Meadows on Friday, October Is.
Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-23

We are calling on every lady and
gentleman of our race who can dance
to be sure to be at the Auditorium on
Thursday, November 18th. All of our
big guns will be there
Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-23

Mrs. N. B. Stevens, the trained
nurse on Adeline street, and Mr. Her
bert H. Modesto were quietly mar
ried on Monday, October ii, 1913.
Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-23

Mrs. Frank Jackson returned from
the Philippine Islands on the trans
port Thomas Wednesday, OCTOBER T.
Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-23
LOCAL BRIEFS

Thanksgiving day, Nov rs, is do
nation day for the Old Peoples home
Please keep off the date.
Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-23
OGDEN ROUTE
To East
4 Daley Trains

OAKLAND TO CHICAGO
"Overland Limited
Extra Fare $1,000
Leave Oakland 10th St. Station 4: 81 P. M.
Pacific Limited"
Leave Oakland 10th St. Station "a A. M.
San Francisco Limited
Leave Oakland 10th ST. Station 2;52 T. M.
Atlantic Express
Leave Oakland 10th ST. Station 7:H ?. M.
40 Miles of San Francisco Bay Shore
Orchards en- route.
Canyon of the American River.
Blue Canyon, Donner Lake.
Truckee River Region.
Great Salt Lake Cut Off.
Devils Slide. Echo and Weber Canyons.
Best Dining Car Service in America
Automatic Electric Block Safety Signals.
Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-23

Remember on October %, at Mag
nclia Hall you will get nice hot chit
terlins prepared by the best cooks.
Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-23

Brooks and Bowen are at the W
pheum in an act called The DARK
Spots Of Joy.
Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-23

Mrs. Barry and Mrs. Wolfskill OF
Fresno were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. James S. Meadows on Monday
last.
Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-23

Don't forget the unique social at
18th street church on Monday, Oct.
rs.
Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-23

Best music. Foresters' hall, Oct
%. Prizes for best characters.
Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-23

All tickets must be reported on il
this office no later than two P. M
Wednesday, November 18th.
Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-23

We again notify our friends that
full dress is not compulsory; we SIM
ply ask you to dress as nicely as you
can.
Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-23

Dance of all nations will be given
by Bourne'nouth ci:fic October 2o
Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-23

Mrs. A. Ford of New Orleans, La,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. f. VAN
bic and Mrs. Dabique.
Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-23
Southern Pacific

For Fares and Berths ask Agents
Oakland 10th St. Station. Phone Oakland 1853
Oakland 1st & Broadway Station. Phone Oakland 1900
Oakland 9TH Broadway Station. Phone Oakland 73S
Oakland 1st & Broadway. Phone Oakland 1850
Oakland 9TH & Broadway. Phone Oakland 738
L. Richardson c. !. MaIcy T. r. Crabtree
D 2. & P Agt City Tkt Agt City Pass Agt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-18
POSTMASTER'S ATTITUDE
NOT THOROUGHLY KNOWN
birmingham ISSUES statement t,rla.
i've o. III Nttituir ~ san
da, Distribution

Tho recent aeiflt.ou on th" part
OF mo Amarillo business Mems As
for.niion end tIc travelling men f0r
the sunday distribution OF mail has
aroused lircu ion q. 20 th" best me-
thod 20 pursue ln order 90 accom-.
plish Tho results which they hope
Co. fet ro.ima ter cunningham
state. that 900 he opinion his exact
attitude 600 no, matter is not thor
oufhIg understood and has issued
tie following statement Quite %
l1ol deal Hl. hrcu said bee converse
u0n and through the press relative
tu fhe SUNDAY diuribuiion 90 mail
w. suu, instances have been 0uot
cd as saying that would offer m}
assistance along that line When boo
fact have never authorized any
one ~ say that would take th" mat
ter up az postmaster
IAN have mii was thar ~ the
orders mail pat In boyo.
ou SUNDAY would be- glad io De-
so Bui iho matter of sunday dis
trbutiou throueh the boxes, per
taIus entirely 90 the department at
Washington. and any change from
the present conditions would have
10 originate with the Postmaster
General
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-18
CHANGE Of VENUE IS
GRANTED TO ENGNAN
T. SentrBced ON Two Count. f"r
settling Whisky and Gets Year
OH Iarh Dnc.

Frank Enrmau yesterday Ras
granted q change ~ venue in the
cases pending against him Tor giolai
Ing 'ho loca option inNs The caae
uill b. tried In Armstrong county 90
the August term More fHan n0y
vifueases we're examined by f.e ie.
Tense and prosecution and D. vnf
upon this testimony thai fhr change
ras granted
In the two cases. for fhe same
offense. ou which he has been iried
tho past week be- WIS sentenced a.
year in the penifeniiary on each
case His attoueys have riyen
notice that they viii nle motion for
an appeal
Judge Umpire said when Do
granted the change ~ venue that 10
requests therefor did not come so
often a. 10 amount 20 an abuse. he
saw no reason Why change of venue
should not boz granted whenever a
defendant preferred the verdict Of
strangers Boo another county 70 that
Of his own home people Ho had
no doubt thar o fair and impartial
Jury could boz found in this county
Evidence TO- the case of Eddy
Hicks versus g q Hicks in which
a decree 81 divorce was asked was
heard and me decree granted
To- the case n Dad Boyle versus
IS " Fuqua blll ~ exceptions
uns prepared and presented lo ihr
court This case Will prubalH lr
tried Monday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-18
CHORAL CLUB PROMISES
GREAT MUSICAL TREAT
fsisnfed artists Engaged f0r SOLO
rsns Niii - Here fof Ons
iiciIearsni

The rendition ~ the Messiah By
fhe Amarfi1 choral Ciub. assisted
.lF the Canyon choral club and sew
ersl lriiat Df national reputation.
promises fhe greatest musical event
ever given Boz Amarillo Rehearsal.
for fhe important event were begun
Iae fan ald have since continued
diligently Hndeu the direction or
Professor Emil Myers
Mabel sharp ilerdlen. ~ Chicago.
sili sing mo- soprano solo Mrs
iierdien an orliorio soprano oi
rare ability md "a one Of The most
POPULAR singers Of the middle west
James Ham ZOO tenor D. also from
chicago lIe is Vcil known 20 Ana
rill0 music rgers having taken part
loo the presentation OF fhe The Rose
Maiden" hero last year Mr lamH-
ron D0ssssf.s rare tenor voice Of
a sympaitar quality Mr Joseph
Farrell. who will sing me has. solos,
s Uell knpAu In musical circles in
iho north ono east
Arilla Hiatt one OF fhe best known
lot AmarUIH musIc.aua Vill sing
"He Wa uespIsed Miss Hiatrs
pleasing 001trllto voice b. we'll
known ~ AMARILLO musicians Miss
francis GalHson. will sing he Shall
Feed Hls Flock Both of these
AMARILLO artists are in splendid
voice and compare fatorabIy with
Imported talent
The chorus hs worked long and
hard on their purs they have nov
mastered f1e theoretical part but
there is lsIf rhe expression delicate
.hadines fle phra and an of
those effects which ro 90 make
music reiI.. peak 200 the soul
Member OBJ. fbe chorus must nov
perfect th'sr
There viii be rehearsal this at
fornoor ~ O'Clock another Mon
iuy and Tuesday
The artists Rho have been en
gagged for me- solo parts will ar
rive loo tho rity on Wednesday This
900 give them an opportunity for
one rehearsal with tho chorus The
Messiah will boz presented on Wed
nesday. Thursday afternoon matinee
md Tor tho last time on Thursday
night. at the Grand opera House
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-18
NEWS MOVEMENT STEP
IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION
q o. Hiactburn says fbe Hul be-
amarillo Movement T.
tiDfd Dne

"lHs ipUIfY fo your home foan
D. dIloyalf. 20 yourself That. a.i
O. q Blackburn. 1i tbe firm ~
HIarkblrr rr0fbsrs when r0nrrai
Uafinr the News 0n their "HHy %
.r Amarillo movement hlte fhe na.l
.0HarfIy on ue bead 90 s .ucnn
argable fhai residents of a town tHs
..ga OF tmar.l.o .aH be pol blind tD
choir Gtn Interests a. 40 30 fheif
trading other than Boz their home
rfy The .i00ks of Amarillo NOR
chants tro alfays up 90 fhe minute
Buyers fDr fhe bigger rfDrr. 90 eaa'
sf different seasons of flr YeDr fHrf
no. fn buf t1c latest good nni 'o
ZOO rhat other merchants ar' doing
what prices they afe charging Tor
standard lines. and Boo fact 90 rain
Iafosor information they con en
fHai They may serve their customer
efficiently There are people l.y
no boo This rIiy who actually buy 1a
tnnalIg aiferfired lime of GOOD
eieonherc These goods that arc
idoiF 40 er'iaef u mo national
magazine. are cold for che same
price the fofId over. 100 there could
Boo poo possible advantage Zoo buying
them Boo chicago ~ Louis or boz
other r.fier ST. blackburn stated
thaf tHo great rsIl resulting from
fHo practice of foreign huUs was
largely confined 200 tHe middle and
richer class Tho wage GARNER Dol
HaIIy como. FOO u pas day make.
H selection Hy down H u0nr
Hud ffr trade H made
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-18

Words are $50 futile they express
so little OF what our hearts feel
regarding the Kindness of our
friends. during our recent great
bereavement We would expires, our
thanks were that possible But our
gratitude is TOO deep Co be- expressed
in any words known Go us n BE- not
strange 90 us that friends AID and
sympathize with each other in times
Of distress bur The kiudurs shown
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-18
,inLr. az l.ccl Ike 10.

Il suffered with kidney ailment
for two years writes Mrs NJ \.
bridges. Robinson Miss. and com
meuccd taking Foley Pills about ten
months ago I am noR able 10 do
al ms work without fatigue I am
nov 81 years of axe and feel Ike
q rs year old girl" Foley Kidney
Pills strengthen aud inyigoratc
weak tired ana derangcd Kidneys
relieve bncklrhe. weak hack. rheu.
matism aud bladder trouble They
are tonic iu action Sold every
where
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-18

us and my dear husband during his
illness. death and burial was far eN-
ceeding the ordinary generosity Of
friends II was loving kindness
Our friends will please accept this
az an acknowledgment OF an infinite
debt Of gratitude on our part
May the loving Father who makes
no mistakes bless each OF you
MRS. ". D. PATTON.
MR. W j. PATTON.
JEWELL. RUBY AND PEARL.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-18
OLD TIME CITIZENS
RECALL WINDY DAYS
lutuRfion of lmarillo's only g.
clone ~ Thirty Years - De-
srribed h, Pioneer.

4 number of old-time Amarillo
citizens we're grouped together the
other day discussing the report that
had Wel been issued BY the local
weather station Among other items
nj interest was noticed the absence
IT the extremely winday days
which were ~ frequent twenty-five
and thirty years ago In those days
Do was no uncommon thing tor the
reports to show more than a hun
tired days FOR the year In which the
velocity reached forty and more
miles per hour So far during the
wear 1915 there has been but one
luy when the wind Velocity reached
irls high mark and then but for
I,c minutes
s tcuderioot. who had driftrd in
.o th' group. went to The bat about
This time with @ question as 90
whether or not cyclones we're of
common occurrence In auswerins
his question nr Cunningham said
that they were not that boz the im
mediate vicinity OF Amarillo but one
cyclone had formed and menaced
he community iu more than thirts
wears This cyclone occurred about
.'tr years ago % was seen forming
loo lake just west OF the city and
Na. watched wary carefully hy %
rnup Hf citizen. who had gathered
Cd watch the process Or Cunning
Iam .a.0rihcd b. as being several
hundred feet long possibly IVo hun.
bred feet across at the top and Ga.
ncr.uc ,n q width ot ten feet 70 the
bottom
AU. the rroross uf formation
.l u.gu place 90 began to move
Iuuu northeast o. passed over th"
round now occupied by the LoWrey
/ lhIIpp school building and then
began gradually 90 descend Or
mu.ncham. becominr Interested boo
I fHr movement of %. secured horse
tud buggy and started in pursuit
/ DO safe distance Directly north
/ 1f town 10 touched the ground in 90
pasture. The grass over which %
/ passed assembled very much having
! been aept by swift stream Of wa
. fcr. and In those places where %
was of efficient length IL had been
twisted into small ropes After
crossing the pasture it struck q lane.
orc down fence posts. followed the
nue Cor a fev hundred feet. tore
ioVu another fence post and escap-
30 uio a mans harnyard q then
eirrled around the farmer barn ON
he south. came back on the north
idr and tore the corner of tho
barn 4 gentle Panhandle zephyr
becoming jealous o. the cyclone 4,
poor efforts then sprung mp aud be-
o Few minute % had been dissolved
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-18
]. c. rs. WILL HOLD
MEMORIAL SERVICE

Memorial services for thr order
of United Commercial Tray~ WIN
be- held ON Sunday. April 80. 1t the
Central Presbyterian church a. o.
O'Clock Rev Thomsen's sermon
will be appropriate for thc occa-
sion
Members OF the local council and
visiting members viii meet az the
Amarillo Hotel az 40 20 M and
attend the services va body
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-18

Mrs NJ " Morgan left Thursday
for Houston. where she win be- the
guest OF friends for sometime
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-18

Mrs Lila Austin N.vcrs and small
son Austin Myerf. are IN Salna.
Kans. the guests Of relatives
Miss Minnie ieich Over b. conva
lercving after reriouf attack - 10
grippe
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-20
A WONDERFUL ANTIsEeTIc.


Germs and infection aggravate all
ments and retard healing. Stop tina,
infection at once. Kill the germs and
get rid of the poisons For this pur.
pose a single application of Sloan's
Liniment not only kills the pain but
destroys the germs. This neutralizcs
infection and gives nature assistance
by overcoming congestion and gives q
chance for the free and normal flow
of the blood Sloan's Liniment is an
emergency doctor and should be kept
constantly on hand. 25c, soc. The
Sl.O0 size contains six times as much
as the 25c.-Adv. d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-20

When you have an acney, stretchy
feeling and YOU are dull. tired and dis
couraged 1t is sign of approaching
malaria or chills. You should act
quickly to ward off an attack. Herb
inc offers you the help you need 1t
destroys the malariaI germs, drives out
all impurities and makes YOU feel
bright. vigorous and cheerful. Price
soc. Sold by Owl Drug Store.-Adv.
d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-20
Grady County Express
Is Cents a Year

This great orres Is made for an In
definite period. We will send the
Grady County Express for one full
year. to subscribers Ia Grady county
only, on receipt Of only 25 cents.
Think OF 1t. the official county paper.
rock-ribbed Democratic. with all the
local. political and official news every
week for 25 cents year. Come run
ming. Remit In coin to
GRADY COUNTY EXPRESS.
Chickash., Okla
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-20

We have sold four good farms SO
far this month-90, 1870, 200 and 26O
acres. total S24,S5O. These farms sold
for $35, $35, $25, and $40 per acre. We
loaned $40. SIS, $l5 and $40 per xcre
on this land. The best bargains in
land will all &C this fall then land IL
sure to advance in value, We can
loan two thirds OF the amount neces-
sary to buy some good land we have
for sale. II you can raise few hun
dred dollars you can buy a good farm
and get 10 years' time to pay it out;
two good crops will double the price
at which some Of the land can BE-
bought
We have 200 acres well improved,
near town. first class upland, so acres
meadow Price 40 per acre, $1,000
cash, balance time to suit purchaser.
2Go acres in cultivation, no house,
one mile from Oklahoma College fer
Women. This Is first class upland.
Price $3.50 per acre.
100 acres five miles from Chicka-
sha, 40 acres bottom, small house,
good water, fenced and cross fenced.
We can loan $1,000 on this choice farm
and sell to you for $2s5O. Well WORTH
$4,000.
$40 acres six miles from Chickasha
1IO acres Bitter Creek bottom. balance
good grass land 11O acres fenced with