Chickasha Daily Express. (Chickasha, Indian Terr.), Vol. 7, No. 276, Ed. 1 Saturday, November 10, 1906 Page: 7 of 8
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ERAJOTS DRUG STORE
We don't claim to have the
best and cheapest but JLwe
the same ia quality as oar
competitors and sell as
ceeap. You can find what
you want in the drug line
paint wall paper moulding
at our store.
320 CHiGKASHA AVENUE
The Pleasure Resort
Pool Billiards &
Territorial
Drinks
East Chickasha
Avenue
"YG'j Can't m Us."
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I WANT A
t CALL THEcz-S.
CHICKASHA BUS CAS AND BAGGAGE COMPANY
We Transfer Uaiae and Furnish Busses for all Ckci.io.is too.
No wa ts or delays when you call us. New management.
Step at 0!r Doun Toun Office and tcac Your Order.
203 CHICKASHA AVE.
HIGH
sf- Flour "'if a
Chickasha Milling Company
Bargains In Lands
50 ft. corner lot $100.00 On half block $650.00.
1000 Acre Lease for three years at 85c. per acre per year
800 in cultivation with three houses.
150 Acre Lease 4 years improved for $150.00.
500 acres Bottom Land for rent.
j at $4x)o.oo worth $6oo.oo. Other bargains Listed.
CHIGKASHA
"IF IT'S GARLAND'S IT'S
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THE FAMOUS GARLAND
Pure Cream and Milk
Delivered Anywhere in the City.
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Of our business has been
something short of pheno-
menal and U due to strict
adherence to business prin-
ciples coupled with progres-
sive ideas and catering to
the needs and tastes of our
patrons While the growth
has been remarkable it. ne
venl.eiog. ras been tradu-
hI. "i'all oals from little
;ii;orn fDVv" We have
propf i ll' planted our acorn
and are proud of the result
attained. Just tret our esti
mate on your lumber re
quirements before placing
your contract elsewhere
Stephenson - Browne
Lumber Company.
PHONE NO. 37.
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CAB?
PHONE 59.
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all other flours on the market
the Full Creau flour floats
sorendy. Its quality and re-
salts acclaim its preeminent
success as a tart-ad and cvke
maker. The housekeeper who
pi ides herself on her hakinp
must use Full Cream flour.
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Dilioua AUdck Quickly Curt
A few weeks ago I bad a tilious
attack that was so severe I was no!
able to go to the office for two
days Failiug to get relief f'-um
my family physician's treatment
I took three of Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets and the
next day I felt like new man
H. C. Baii.ev Editor of the News
Chapin b. C. These ttblets are
for tale by all Druggists.
E. S. BURNEY
Real Estate
OFFICE I'HONE TS
RESIDENCE 82
100 mem g'jod title 2 years leaM on 250 aeree
valley land g-uud improveiienta all for JiJU.W
even nulea f rum town
16" acre surplus 6 year leaae on 2K) acres
homestead guud term a bargaiu if taken to-
irather. All valley laud two and one-half mile
from Ninnek7h L T.
210 acresunooth upland well improved good
title $4Al per acre 6 mile f roui town.
fiCarrea. noimprovdmenu. 40 acr in culti-
vation. $6t 50 per acre fi miles from town.
70 acres bottom land on railroad per acre
For Further information.
See Me
216 CHICKASHA AVENUK
E. S. BURNEY
O.K. Transfer
and Storage Co.
Contractors and
Movers of
Household Goods
and Heavy Machinery
J.L. ROBINSON
and Company
Buy and Sell Second
Hand Goods
old Drinks
Non -
....Intoxicating
Corner Second and
Chickasha Avenue
ALRIGHT"
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300 COW DIARY 600
Acres of Land. South of City.
BUTTER
PHONE 52
lCCh:L MApE FROM COFFEC
cJ Oi'ity and Largs Quantity
Taken From Bulk of Bean.
E. H. Pluniacher consul at Ma ra
ta! ho add3 another chapter to the
utilization of wasto products says the
New Yoik Herald. He writes as fol
lows concerning a valuable new meth-
od for securing a native llluminant
and power producer in the tropics:
In a letter written by Don Enrique
Sanchez of Bucaramanga republic of
Colombia to the newspaper El Mer-
curlo de Bogota I see the following
Interesting information: "Don En
rique Sanchei states that after many
scientific laboratory trials it bas been
proved that from the bulb of the cof-
fee bean a good quality and large
quantity of alcohol can be abstracted.
Up to date the bulb has been useless.
It Is well known to us here lu the
coffee growing districts that of the
coffee pod only the coffee bean bas
been of value. If it Is true that from
the bulb a good and sufficient quanti
ty of alcohol can be extracted by dis
tillation it is of the greatest benefit
to all coffee-producing countries as
the alcohol will be used for illumina-
tion and for any other puipose. Most
of our interior towns and houses are
illuminated by petroleum which has
to be brought from the United States
tn boxes and shipped on muleback
over high mountains and bad roads
to the Interior at a great expense.
The import of petroleum to the coffee-growing
countries will suffer
greatly and also the revenue of tfie
fiscus as a heavy Import duty is col-
lected especially in Venezuela."
CATS GO BACK TO VILO LIFE.
Forsake Environs of Civilization and
Live in Woods.
An interesting study of animal na-
ture is found by possum and coon
hunter of this city in the 1000 or
more acres of dense timber of the
Marmaton river bottoms west of
town. It Is found that many once
tame house cats are now inhabiting
the timbers as wild and more fero-
cious fighters when treed than any
other species of animals which hunt-
ers are apt to encounter in these
woods.
Nearly every hunting party spend-
ing a night In these woods comes up
with a cat that has "gone back to the
wild." The supposition Is that the:;e
cats have been tempted to the woods
by the field and wood mice and other
prey upon which cats like to feed and
that they gradually become accustom-
ed to wild life and make their home
there. Frequently a party of hunt-
ers has chased a cat half a night to
have an excising fight when the dogs
finally cornered it.
The cats thus returned to the na-
tive life of their species are said by
the hunter to grow considerably
larger thfn their civilized brothers
and sisters and to b able to engage a
whole pack of doi;j single-handed.
Fort Scott Tribune.
In Beautiful Spain.
Exploring Cadiz is the threading of
a labyrinth much of It as intricate as
the older part of Boston and with
streets so much narrower that few of
them permit the passage of carriages
in opposite directions. '
The place se"ns rather modern in
spite of having been founded 1100
B. C for it has been destroyed and
rebuilt so many times in Its tragic
career that tombs and their contents
are the only reminders of lta Phoeni-
cian origin. Distant impressions ot
dazzling white are tor.ed down by a
troll through Its shadowy well-paed
byways as the stuccoed fronts are
often in bright colors and have glass-
Inclosed balconies gay with flowers
and draperies. One misses the spa-
clout' courtyards and general air of
roominess that mark the residences
of Seville but even that city makes
no such striking displays of marble in
Interior decoration stairways floors
columns brought from Italian quar-
ries in modest houses also are wit-
nesses of the days when Cadiz was a
richer city than London. Four-Track
News.
Professional Secrecy.
The question of a medical man'
obligation of secrecy has again arisen
in the striking case at the Gironde
(France) assizes. In 1868 two Janzac
doctors called to attend a aick per-
son suspected it to be a case of
criminal poisoning. They believed
that they knew tlje guilty person but
hesitated to denounce him. They con-
sulted their confreres who said "A
crime discovered by us In the exer-
cise of our art becomes a profession-
al secert" This theory however it
not universally held.
Bandanas Here Again.
Is the old-fashioned bandana com-
ing In again? A few years ago no
well-dressed person would have
dreamed of appearing with a colored
handkerchief but nowadays all the
smart fellows are sporting them and
the shops are making gay displays of
them in all the colors of the rainbow
says the New York Press. Plaids and
crossbars are the favorite patterns
although some have colored hems only
or a little colored figure. Men and
women alike are carrying them.
Lead -Wool for Pipe Joints.
Lead wool Is a material recently
used to a considerable extent In Eu-
rope for the Joints of gas and water
mains. It consists of fine threads cut
from virgin lead and is sold in
strands about three feet long' and
weighing about a pound. Tarn is first
put in th ; Joint In the usual way but
to a giv.ter depth and then the lead
wool is calked In without heating.
Each turn of the wool around the pipe
must be well calked before Ui next
una is inserted.
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00TT0L1 RATES
$25 from Missouri river and all Kan-
sas points. One way colonist tickets on
sale daily Aug. 27 to Oct. 3 1 . Corres-
ponding reduction from all other points.
Stopovers of five days anywhere west of
certain points in Arizona Nevada or
North Dakota and in Cali. except Los
Angeles and Frisco. Thro New Mexico
R. 1. El Paso Short Line or thro' Col via
Scenic line. Thro' Tourist Pullman
both ways. Write us today.
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Watch Us Crow
We please the hard-to-please. A
shipment just arrived at the
Misfit Clothing Parlor
DRIGGtRS & DAMELS
Bath and Sample Room
Steam lieu;
Thrtxt Story Brick
Hotel i
Regular Meals 25 cents
Lunch Counter Always Open
311 Chickasha Avenue
Z. L. McFarlandvjt Proprietor.
W. G. ARMSTRONG
We Don't Know What Your Business is
But Ours is
iUMBEER
Our Stock if Complete. Our Lusibcris the Best. Our
prices are right and you'll be pleased
with the treatment you U get from the
Armstrong--Spining Lumber Co.
Shingles Sash Doors Blinds Lime Cement Etc.
FIFTH and KANSAS PHONE 162
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In many lines of business it has long since been regarded as
a necessity; and there is hardly a household where it could
be utilized to advautage If yon are progressive
ELECTRICITY
interests you. Let us show you our variousjelectrical appli-
ances for House or Business Place.
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Throwing
--i Chances Away
is suicidal. You don t do
it with our advice Wa
warn you in advance that
policies you buy and
know nothing about are
usually of the kind that
don't pay losses. It's
'throwing chances away'
to let slip Al fire poli-
cies written at this office
when premiums are as
low as they are. For fire
insurance that's safe
have us write it.
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Evans, George H. Chickasha Daily Express. (Chickasha, Indian Terr.), Vol. 7, No. 276, Ed. 1 Saturday, November 10, 1906, newspaper, November 10, 1906; Chickasha, Indian Territory. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc730468/m1/7/: accessed May 18, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.