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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-05

FRIDAY MORNING, April LAY
mems Work"
$50, Devotional. Mrs. 4. W. Gift.
$40, Our Laymen: i Cd Their Re
sponsiblity for the Success Of the
Church." !. NJ. Wellborn; CD Their De
yelopmcnt.'' Levi >navely.
9:15, Church Loyalty Cd Ito the
Denomination r.. A. Martin; t2) ITO the
institutions oi the~Church," &. +. Thomas ;
49, ITO the Pastor" q. III. Pea>e.
10. "Thc Layman and the Country
Church. Judge Yates, Edmburg.
1910, Financial Obligations-IIow to
Meet Them" round table, led by Judge NJ.
n. Childcrs.
1918, Recess.
II, Addrc9, Judge N. a. Childcrs, con
~felsncc lay leader.
AFTERNOON SESSION, Simultan-
cous quarterly conference.
EVENING SESSlON-o:l5. Preaching.
Rev. J. ). Bowle-.
SATURDAY MORNING, April s-"The
Revival and Missions
500, Devotional, Rev. VI. j. Brent.
s45, How 10 DO Personal Work. Rev.
y. n. Simpson.
SO, "lIow terU~e Laymcn ia Reveals"
Rev. J. :. Bowle-.
9:05, ''Ilow to U~,- the ". N. :. in Re
~vivalo,r Mrs. l.. II. Snavrly.
9:l5. "lIow 10 U-e Young People III Re
%vivals," Rev. |. +. Mood.
9:25, The One wy Win One Campaign"
.stasa Ir-FrF--ar
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-05
Dreamland.

'.Lavinia Comes Home j. a Larmml,
.twn-rccl heart interest drama at The
Dream and today. featuring Sterling
Marcia Moore, William Quinn, Thomas
Jefferson. Helen Wright and Lee Moi
riS.
\ synopsis Of the first reel says.
Genus Curwiu and his wife are ENJOY
iug Il hong expected treat NJ the circus
The old folks attention has been equal
Is divided between the different attrac
tion>. and their joy j. like that ~ y
children. One IF the numbers on the pro
gram j. IN equestrian act. listed a. Mac
anne Nycttc." and the old folks become
suddenly tense and Interested in the per
formanir of the slender girl. With =
tight grip. Genus wife grasp> his arm
and cNclaim>. "Our little Ninny,' Tears
fill the old mans ewes. and. taking hi>
trembling wife 10y the arm. the two Sc
ont To- interview the girl.
The girls life among the show people
has been u hard one. Her act i really
mediocre. and She has been he'd with the
show for the simple reason that there
was n, one better a. take her place
Merry Andrews. the head clown. has donc
much Ia make her lot j little happier
and there was warm friendship he
tween the two. The ring master h1d heen
particularly hard on the girl. and he
%fntc'l hvr for not giving n firStclaSS per
%formancc.
Mcrr. Andrews imter,racfl anil his "-
>~i>tancc was y great rrmsort To the "fr'
Icnu> and his Wife mean while. h.
y ~rr,~hf nrf the r,n' ua- nf thr shaw m
.~.T.t~o.' =. ~, 49,. .Lpir rhihi h.
hcrn l"~r lr~inr > frrpl Fep Years lcfn~r
and that the cirl Equestrian was tn
r.-i"o image If ih"ir daughter. \. >.-w'
scheme occurs IL the manager a"h aft
h"~itatin. a hit b. agrees Ia lct III. ~
Folks meet the girl.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-05
UIu0bIe Health Hints
For OaIr Readers

uut. lut have n0 medical value. Ec-
n ma. letter. acne and all such erup-
tive diseases should he treated with
~. =. ~.
POISONED BLOOD.
So many different things contribute
"a poison the blood and tsIe effect IA
so startling that the sufferer becomes
panic--tricktn and ls led NJ usr harm
FIJI drugs. III YOU have any blood lrnu-
bic. get a bottle ~ :. -. =. and lake
according io directions.
Don't take anything else. Poisoned
blood ~ bad enough without running
your bones. joints. teeth and viiaia
with minerals. :. =. -. so stimulates
cellular activity that they reject all
poisonous influences and select only
those materials In the blood that make
healthy tissue. This IL why iiS assist
nee toward recovery r. 80 noticeable
and nf times remarkable.
= ~. 3. iE welcome ~ the weakest
stomach and Is agRimilaied just as
rcndily ~ the most nutritious food. H.
has helped to cure n host III sufferers.
RHEUMATISM.
In any form RI rheumatism give shei
hood = good effecfual cleansing with
:. :. 8.
Use this remedy for three days and
take ID hot salt water bath 20 open the
pores. This relieves the lungs and
kidneys an. assists q. s. 8. 10 utilize
the skin az the principal avenue of
elimination.
Avoid salts. ca1ome1 and other dras-
tic p rrgafives. a. they absorb the moir-
ture from the walls and membranes ~
the iniesfines. weaken the muscular
action. produce chronic constipation
and thus ~staEnate the system with
rheuf latic poisons. Get a bosffS 81
~ :. y ar any drug store. Don't
q substitute.
5. 8. $. IL purely vegefshie and Ia
prepared only by the Swift Snershc
Co. z71 Swift Bldg. Atlanta. "a. Write
Tor special booklet on any OF The dis
eases mentioned ard m medical advice
u wanted. write for that also To a.
dress given above Both booklet and
medical advice are tree.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-05
ADJUSTMENTS
Oittmann.

The Politicians" today. An advance
notice SAYS.
If laughing j. not conducive To health,
doctors of this country had better get to
gcthcr quirkIy and move toward sup
pressing the klcinc feature photo comedy
The Politicians"
BickeI .and Watson. starring in this
comedy. simply outdo themselves, and
when these comedians DO that. the re
they are the funniest PAIR that ever ap-
pcarcd together before the camera. and.
added to their mirth% producing efforts.
The plot of The Politicians" provides
con rntratcd. double distilled mirth III
itself.
Imagine the funny situations ari>in.
when two. so called strong arm politi
clans. Swallowed by a woman detective
and fleeing from the law because of cleC-
ton frauds in New York. motor into a
straight laced. strictly governed little
New England town and utilizing their
knowledge If political d~eviltry literally
steal an election after 4 brief cam
paign. Alive Ia the trend Of public opin-
ion regarding Equal Suffrage in that
part of the country, this precious pair
adopt the Suffrage Party a iiheir very
own and what they don't do in the name
of that much debated cause is not worth
doing il an election is at stake. Catu
rally they are thrown in contact with
the earnest women and girls az the com
munity aud the extremely funny dilcm
mas thus created fairly bri>tlc with ln-
NOR.
l.uhv Swift the woman detective. EN-
plo,cl hv the Good Government Club Ia
trap the prliiicil pirates. succeeds ia
winning their love. and she has troubles
~ her own irving ~ keen them in igno
rance uf the f;t-t that. although they are
comrades IN politi,l knavcrv an
trickcry. they are indeed. rivals in love
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-05
ChTARFH


Just because yor hawk and spit and
vulr nose is wet, cold. red. sore and
q nuisance. don't merely plug w I'D.
You can't cur catagrh IS ~rfcaSinE
your nose. Take :. =. =. regularly
a..l you viii drive catarrhal pDiEcns
out IL your blood. The membranes
will soon and mo longer con
tinur fO accumulate Jhr mucous that
gathers and ihickeus into catarrh.
=. >. :. stimulates the CELLS of the tfs-
sues 10 select from the blood their own
essential nn'rimenf. Rapid recovery
from catarrhal inflammation in the siom-
ach. kidney. bladder and alt mem
branes u the result
MALARIA.
Throughout the country. wherever
malaria ahOunds, are happy. joyful
people 10 whom ;. $. s has given won
leTfni help in the treatment az nala-
ria after the o sickcnins torture
imaginable.
TIE gaunt complexion m rtairrfa'H
victims. the chilli pHt lsva-. iHr -a-
lnTtal dyselfc-y ff.-' wa - derv ati
ciner treatment tta ariai ha- m
f-Aar~-1 yer. f4H 4.AtH-r arH.m
Nfr-e fue tisot tu.-As - water and
tie system wastes away. These are
the conditions that :. =. =. AZ efectu-
aliy ASSISTS in overcoming. by helping
TO restore the blood 10 lis natural yigor.
STUBBORN SORES
Sometimes q sore spot becomes irdn-
lent. The tissues surrounding IL lose
tone and are unable to provide Suffi-
Gent nutriment 70 stop the drain ~
Is then chronic. Just s%atHrate your
blood with s. =. :. This IL quickly
accomplished. as =. y. - IL naturally
assimiiafed the same as milk or any
ether healthsul LIQUID.
Mature acts with marvellous rapidity
EaoD given the proper assistance. and
:. $ s. I'm stimulate cellular activity
thrt tine parts surrounding a- ulcer sc-
lecr from tne EEocd sae materials that
make new tissue Thus the sore spot
rapidly heals in a natural ~av-
Local applications for any skin dis
Ease Viii afford protection from with
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-05

The Self Culture Club met Tuesday
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-05
Construction Work On
State Institution For
Blind To Begin Shotly

AUSTIN. Texas, April 5.-Con,truction
work on the new state institution for the
bind viii bc started within the next ten
days, all plans having been finished by
Atlee B. Ayrc- III San Antonio. state archi-
tect. The new institution will be located
two miles north "a tie city and close u
the state insane asylum. and when finished
"ill have n capacity WI about 1000 stu
dcut-. The buuldmg y H. hc modern IN
every respect and absolutely tire proof.
The last legislature made an apprcpria-
ten 81 1925. ZOO for the construction al
.ut- institution. n has not been deter
ni.mcd ~ what use ihc old Blind institute
aHi ~ put, bat II ha- been suggested that
hc used ~ al adjunct % thc University
oi Texas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-05
3 DAY SESSION
OF METH0D|STS
AT HARLiNGEN
RIO GIiANDE VALLEY INSTITUTE or
METHODIST CHURCH OPENS TO-
NIGHT AT HARLINGEN.
MANY PASTORS AND LAYMEh WHO
RESIDE IN SOUTH TEXAS TO
BE IN ATTENDANCE.

One ot the most important gatherings OF
the Methodist church ever held IN the
Lower Rio Grande Valley opens tonight at
Harrington when the Rio Grande Valley In
stitute of the Methodist church will begin
sessions that will continue through Satur-
day. Prominent di.nitaries OF the church
from all sections of South Texas will be
IN attendance at tie gathering, for which
a lengthy and busy program has been an
nounced.
The program viii include discussions Oh
THE Epworth League" which viii occupy
Thursday morning, on THE Sunday
School," which will he Thursday after
noon, "The Laymen's Work" Friday morn
ing, and "The Revival and Missions" sat
urday morning.
The program:
WEDNESDAY EVENING, April .
: :45, Song service, leader, Rev. |. f.. Wood.
S:15, Preaching. Rev. 4. +. Sessions.
THURSDAY MORNING, April G-"The
Epworth League"
$50. Devotional, Rev. H.. r. Sessions.
S:45. Explain Chapter ; in the Discip-
line Rev. ". :. Bowle-.
$50, '.IIas the League Passed Ii Day?"
Rev. o. q. Crow.
9:05, "The Pastor. the Key Man in
League Work." Rev. Wood.
9:15, a. the League Possible for Every
"harge!r by Pastors.
9:25. THE Relation If the League Ia the
organized Class Rev. J. Il. Simpson.
9:35, "A Summary of the League Hand
book No. l." Mis- Eva Chaudoin.
9:45. THE Need III Efficient Leader
ship" Mis- Ruth Mon~cc9.
$50. ''Thc League an Eyangclizing
Force" general discussion.
10 10. "The Significance NJ Special
League Days Rev. ". j. BRENT.
10 30. '.The intermediate League Work."
Mrs. Samuel Spears.
10 80, "Thc League Financial Plan.
Rev. r. +. Sessions.
i0:i5, Recess.
~. Preaching, Rev. n. a. Potts.
AFTERNOON SESSlON-"Ihe Sunday
school
=. Devotional. +. g.. Davenport.
2:l5, "Thc Sunday School a- an Edu-
rational Factor" Rev. J. +. Simpson.
go. "rhc Importance Ut Primary
Work" Mr.. John Snavcly.
2:40. ~Tlc Graded Literature Rev.
ohm Snavely.
$50. "Evangcli~m in the Sunday
school" Rev. f. II. May.
2. 'IIow r. Prepare for and Conduct
decision Day" general discussion.
SIS. "Nlat Childrcn'~ Day Should
rronpl i. I;c,. BRENT.
235. sunday ~cl,pl Attendance" Gl
The Goal: l3I Ruuud table ~ methods,
rd hN Nc. NfrhcI. .3l How to Reach
ir .Aiulf '' Ind-r MI A. ChildcrS.
,;.ll, How to Male thc SUNDAY School
four More Iutrr1 ting F- NJ. Ovcrmillcr.
$50, "IIow td. Hold tic -7ud7y Srhool
nr the II O'clock Ser rr. i-1ri tlhir.
$40. The PASTOR Relation III trc Sun
lay school. MI. A. Thompson.
90, The sunday school W. Y Mi~~io
m Force Rev. II. a. Potts.
! 30. "Thc Study of China w thc sun
lay school This Year" Mr.. \. Il. Cro-ett.
$40. 1.-THE Standard sunday school"
Rcv-J. :. Bowie.
EVENING SE~>ION-7I5. song ~cry-
&c. Leader. Rev. |. F.. Wood.
o:l5. Preaching. Rev. y. VI. Simpson.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-05
Te~an Wo's Denver Beauty.

n-il~v. F~~~ht"r nf nr. a~i NJ y "
= y. v.fi wy he bride tolav H.u'"-
Phelan Of Phelan. Texas. p r~ea'thv mi-
n~~er The Lrile y e~~ &c The r7n-t r-nrs
inent society girls IF this city. and the
groom l. the ION of Mrs. A. c. Locke ~
Peoria, Ill.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-05

fl:y Associated Press
CORSlCANA. Texas. April 5.-The
third district meeting Of the state fedora
ton Of wonien's clubs was concluded here
today. after q two days session. Flee
tion Of officers, adoption of resolutions and
selection OF delegates 10 the state conven-
tion was a part OF the principal business
OF the day.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-05

afternoon at the home of Mrs. Sherwood
Bishop. The meeting was led by Mrs. Har-
bert Davenport and the subject was Rail
roads of Texas Mr.. Frank Shelton read
an interesting paper Oh the Brownsville
Point Isabel railroad. the oldest in the
state OF Texas. Other interesting papers
were read by Mr.. j. C.. George and Mrs.
j. A. Graham.
Mrs. Charles l.. Macn4anu- and dau.h-
ter, Miss Virginia MacmanuS. after spend
ing two weeks here a the guest, OF Mr..
and Mr.. ". Il. Jones. leiLTuesday after
noon for their home AT Dallas. Mr-. Mac
manus formerly resided here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-05

The Eastern League. renovated ami ~
.Ialgcd. will adopt lis PLAYING schedule al
4 meeting to-day Nh Worcester. The Lea
que established an innovation by offering
\ prize for the best schedule submitted
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-26
POINTED PARAGRAPHS

Pride usually gets a fall after ,
spring opening.
The supply OF common sense never
exceeds the demand.
One way to make friends-keeH
your advice TO yourself.
Many man doesn't realize what he
is Up to until he Is called down.
A mkser Is great lover OF gener
osity in everybody except himself.
It's the easiest thing in the world to
be brave when there is Ao danger.
The headache that man doesn't
have the morning after is the one he
enjoys Most 2
Fortunate is the man who haa no
time 10 take advice because he is too
busy selling Il.
Opportunity likes to knock at the
door of the man who has a little cash
saved up for rainy day.
Every time a man starts In busI-
ness for himself he learns a lot Of
things he would rather know.
A spinster says an old hachelor Is
man who has overlooked an opportu-
nifty to make some woman miserable
Tor life.
Many a man after attaining high
position in life forgets all about the I
laws of gravity until IL is everlasting
~ too late.
Usually the city chap who boasts Of
having been raised on a farm seldom
makes a strenuous effort to get back
10 it.-Chicago News.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-26
STAR BEAMS

Some wise men are fools for rev
epue only.
Better an ounce of example than a
pound OF advice.
It is one thing to talk and another
TO say something.
Every time woman sees mirror
she pauses to reflect.
jealousy is vine that produces a
crop OF sour grapes.
Some men are born great-but as a
rule they soon begin to shrink.
The servant girl problem has much
TO do with the hire education of wom'
indianapolis Star. 4t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-26
THE OKLAHOMA NATIONAL
GUARD.

Last week the country was thrilled
from Maine to California by the intel
lIigenco that President Wilson had or
dered the mobilization Of the Naliona
Guard IN every state aud territory iol
service Oil the troubled Mexican Dor
der. or if circumstances warrant il
for service IN that revolution torn
country
OlSlahomans are Interested in the
knowledge that IN this call they too
ARE represented This state has never
kept up a large military organization
but It has had since territorial days
d regiment Of infantry and some anxil-
iary corps i now has a regiment Of
Infantry. an engineering corps. a hos
pltal corps aud two troops of cavalry
II has had until recently, a signal
corps and steps are on foot to re-or.
lganize that important military unit
Ia the spanish-American war. Okla.
lhomas quota Of soldiers consisted o.
one battalion from Oklahoma Terrific
ny and one company from the Indian
Territory, and they together formed a
svlrile part Of the first territorial regi-
mept Tho other companies being
Supplied BY Arizona and New Mexico.
AOklnhoma and Indian Territory each
contributed a troop Of Rough Riders
TO Roosevelts famous and much ad.
yertised regiment Now It Is entitled
10 furnish one complete ai,il, the regi-
meni aud the auxiliary corps and ex.
tra troops that VIII be added 70 like
units from other states to form regi-
ments and larger units
The first Oklahoma viii take tho
field With q largo percentage az expe-
ricncod and well tried officers. Ms
colonel and field majors. i.7 quarter
master and many Of rs captains and
lieutenants have seen former service
IN either the Spanish-Ameriean or
philippine campaigns, or IA the rcgu.
lar army aud many Of the men are
veterans Of the Spanish-American g.
Philippine campaigns. Col Roy Hoff.
man served with conspicuous honor in
the first territorial and Majors Bar
rett and Alley were IN the same regi.
menl, while Major Scott served an
inlistment in the Philippine campaign.
Others Of the ranking officers have
had long experience in national guard
service and have won their way to
promotion by efficient and earnest
work,
Other regiments may be called to
follow the first but 4 active service
follows the mobilization orders. Ok
lahoma will have reason to expect that
her first regiment and its accompany.
ing units will give good account Of
themselves and maintain the honor
and dignity d the state under any and |
an circumstances.
Many Of the rank aud file and |
many OF the reglmental officers are
big sacrifices to do what they |
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-26
pocToR peNoUNcEs Drink

"Aicohol today has no friends IN
scientific circles, declared Or. Fred
crick r, Green, secretary Of the coun-
oii on Health aud Public instruction
OF the American. Medical association.
That body hps been in annual conyen.
tion az Detroit. Michigan The De.
troit Times reports Dr. Green as say
ing
There is no physician who will
speak friendly word for alcoholic
liquor either 10 be used as a medical
substance or as a beverage. and the
opinion is that 1t is harmful to the hu.
man body
AT one time. within the past TO or
II years. there was belief that alco-
holic liquor taken IN small quantities.
was wbedial II Sonic cases or at least
was not harmful This opinion has
changed and, today booze" is reeog.
nized generallythroughout the medical
profession, not only as being not a
remedy, but as being a poisoner OF tho
system, acell destroyer, and dete.
riorant % efficlAney.
This realization that tile flowing
bowl and ils cheey effects produce
results moi cheerful n the long run
has dome much to advance tie prohl-
hition l5ea Also II has given impetus
70 the Widespread efficiency efforts
OF great corporations, railroads. manu-
facturers ana other employers. who
have'tonae to . realization OF the fact
that liquor intorferes with the ac ,-on
of tlio brain, nerve and muscle.
~ Is largely because Of this new
prevalent knowledge Of the evil Of lid
uor that great railroads refuse to ac-
cept drinkers. even those who imbbe
as responsible men IN
whose charge they may place the lives
Of passengers and the handling Of their
freight and rolling stock
pr. Green said that within the ranks
of the medical men themselves, there
was noticeable a marked change in re.
gard to drinking Where it had been
for the physicians to h-
iulge IN an occasional drink Of beer
'r liquor. particularly when assembled
'or social purposes, Of late il has been
'emarked that this practice has well
iigh died out.
The question OF liquor drinking, he /
aid was not looked upon BY the med |
cal mon from moral On social point
d View but merely from a scientific
'ne; the results Of their research, Stu.
lies and Investigations. particularly In
ate years finally having brought the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-26

believe to be their duty to the state
and nation. II will encourage them to
know, Ia case their service becomes
serious, and Of long duration. that The
people a home have pride in them,
and are looking to them to maintain
the reputation Of the states citizen
ship for courage, patriotism and loyal
" 70 AmeriVan Ideals,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-26
Next Day, All Right.

she during the spatl Its story
for you to say grabbed you up quick.
ou know very we'll that when you
proposed didn't say yes till the next
day
He-Thats right proposed at
1859 p. N. and you accepted mo at
1901 the next morning, Boston
Evening Transcript.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-26

Proper Method for Eating Asparagus.
Grasp the asparagus gently but
firmly around the neck with the thumb
and index finger Tilt back the head
till the face assumes a horizontal po-
sition. Open wide the mouth. Lift
up the asparagus till it is directly
above the mouth with 14-inch alti-
tude Drop it quickly. Chew. Re
peat.-Princeton Tiger.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-26
STOMACH TROUBLES AND CON-
SITUATION.

Il will eheerfully say that Chamber
lain's Tablets are the most satisfacto
ry remedy for stomach troubles and
constipation that have sold in thirty.
four years drug store service" writes
s. H. Murphy druggist, yyelIsburg, N
X. Obtainable eyerywhere.wAdv.
d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-26

Willis-"So you have been dabbling
in sticks little. Have you been
successful" Mrs. Willis Very j
bought some Spindlefoot common last
Wednesday at rs. and this morning it
is 25. Just think OF it. completely re
juvenated in less than week. -
Puck.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-26

/ G. & G. Nations to Gertrude TaIia
ferro, patent e2 ned sci; nw4 ne4 sci
10; nwi sw4 ne4 sec 7,l-5.
Jennie r. Cooper to w. J. Osborn,
80 sw4 swl 26; w nwi nw4 1891
5000. f
JAS 4. Sparks to A. 3. Thompson
lots "a, 25, 26. block 10, Chickasha, 81.
A. w. Cooper to d. J. Wyrick, lots
4-5, block 4, lot 3, block Z; lots 3 to 8,
block s, Alex, $3.50. s
Same to same W. 80 IT, lot Z, block
112, Chickasha, $500.
Same to Tannie wyrlck, lots 22, %,
"a, block II, Alex, 5000.
M. S. Wolverton tb G. W. Austin,
SEA sw4 10; NJ nw4 nw4 se4 nw4 nw4 ;
nei swi nw4; mel nw4; NJ sci nw4;
NJ sw4 ne4; 50 nw4 ne4 1853 $4,000.
chas. S. Lynch to e. r. Kilgore, sw4
ne4 sea; nw4 se4 27; 50 SEA ned; NJ
ned se4; se4 nw4 Sc S4-9-6; w sew4
sci; swS nw4 se4 1855; sw4 ned; SEA
nw4; M hw4 sci; sw4 nwi sci 34-9-6,
$4,000.
II. u. Martin to T.. NJ Frey. lot 2,
block III, Chickasha, s9O0
F. l.. Slusher, Ex., to R. j. Scarlet,
ne4 sei 8; nw4 sw4; VIZ ned sw4 10;
W. sw4 nw4; se4 sw4 nw4; sw4 sea
nw4; SEA nw4 sw4; W. ne4 sw4 15-7-7,
$1,000.
r. J. Scarlet to Clement Whalen,
same land $1,000, n.4sria sfs
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-26

Horoscope for the Day;--It the
night is clear YOU can see with the
naked eye that Jupiter is on the verge
OF Jumping his job which signifies
that rain is about to let up till the
fourth OF July when record showers
win fall Venus is IN happy frame
of mind, making Il very unsafe to pro-
pose to a maiden nearing thirty unless
you want to be accepted.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-26

majority 70 the belief that not only is
there no good in "booze," but there is
tremendous harm in Il from the point
OF view or health.