Chickasha Daily Express. (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 192, Ed. 1 Friday, August 12, 1910 Page: 2 of 8
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CHICKASIIA DAILy EXPRES3 CHICKASIIA OKLAHOMA.
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At the parkthisevening there
will be an entire new pro-
gram of Moving Pictures.
Music by the band. There
will be dancing and refresh-
ments will be served on the
roof garden.
Admission to all 10c.
Children under 6 free.
Wishing to thank the public
for the generous patronage
at our opening.
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PIS
VES
Outline of preserves is
complete. We have a 51b
can of Monarch Preserves
that is just as fine as can be
put up at home and much
cheaper. We have this line
in Strawberry Plum and
Cherry.
Try our Beechnut Peanut
Butter in your next order.
It is fine for a sandwich.
If your appetite fails you
just call up Tignor he has
something that will tempt
the most fastidious.
. TIG1R
120 South Third Street
Phone 83 or 84
en n
cause he got his Poultry from
Neal & Buckey.
Of course we are not going to
say that he could not have
bought good poultry some place
else but we do say that he can
ALWAYS get it from us.
EVEN A WOMAN
can hit the nail on the head once
in awhile but it takes care and
experience to do it all the time.
We buy only the best CHICK-
ENS AND WE KNOW
what is bes tbecause of ur long
experience 'n the business.
Neal & Buckey
Phone 140.
WELL LI". ED
foil T.'2nr Oiilv broad well
i baod. It's asy to L" had if
you l.t'-'ii yci r eyes open and
find o;a v. :; e to buy
Ec( P.rra-1 Made
Invest i;nt'un will lead riprht
tip to the frr': door of this
bakery. It's here "those who
know" leave bread orders.
No sour heavy atui'F ever
ttivea this bakery.
1'' ; r 1 iaht wholesome
i-t'i au. come here every time.
Roddy's ;
WSicr: Lmvney's are for f ale
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Don't Be Alarmed!
Don't think that because
our prices are so low that
the quality is the same. A
trial order will convince you
that our meats are of the
finest quality.
In our ability to buy right
lies our capacity to sell right.
Wre cut to suit the small
buyer as well as the big one.
Russell's City Llarket
Phone 185. 425 Kansas Ave.
"'Sanitary Shop."
TRY THE'
Book Island Barber Shop
J. B. Hollo way Prop.
YOU WILL BE PLEASED
1 13 South 3rd St.
In buying a cough medicine don't be
iraid to get Chaubci Iain's ':ough Rem-
edy. There is no danger from it and
relief is sure to follow. Especially
recommended for coughs colds and
whooping cough. Sold by all dealers.
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(First published July 14 1910.)
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Slate of Oklahoma county of Grady
BS.
Notice is hereby given that by vir-
tuu of an execution and order of sale
to me directed and now in my hands
issued out of the clerk's office of the
district court in and for Grady county
state of Oklahoma upon a judgment In
foreclosure upon the property herein-
after described in favor of Daugherty
nrothem plaintiff and against T. C.
Dixon defendant in the sum of sixty
and 53.100 dollars ($G0.f5) withinterest
thereon at the rate of 8 per cent per
annum from the 10th day of June
1610 and costs I shall on Tuesday the
lfith day of August A. D. 1910 at tUa
hour of one o'clock p. m. at the front
cl'or of the court house of said county
of Grady in the city of Chlckasha in
said county and state proceed to sell
the right title and interest of the
al.ove named defendant In and to the
following described property to-wlt:
Lot number 1 in block number three
In the town of Tuttle. Oklahoma situ
atcd in Grady county Oklahoma to
satisfy said Judgment and costs to-
gether with all accruing costs of Bale
to the highest bidder for cash.
'Dafed at Chickasha Okla. this 13th
day of July A. D. 1010.
M. H. LOUTH AN.
Sheriff Grady County Oklahoma
By G. W. YF.ARTA Under Sheriff.
F. E. Riddle Attorney for Plaintiff.
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LIFE ON PANAMA CANAL
Has had one frightful drawback inala-
; ria trotiole that has brought suffer-
ins and death to thousands. The germs
I cause chills fever and ague bilious-
iii s jaundice lassitude weakness and
j general debility. JJnt Kicctric Bitters
I never fail to destroy them and cure
i malaria troubles. "Three bottles com-
I pb-tely cured me of a very severe at-
i tack of malaria" w rites Win. A. Fret-
well of Lncaina X. ". "and I've had
pood leal1!) ever sjjre." Cure stom-
ach lint and kidney troubles and
pi-"vent typhoid. Site. Guaranteed by
lirouu & Co. d&w
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Washington D. C Aug. 12. Unof-
ficial re porta from the census bureau
seem to indirati; that the drift from
the country to the city l.i loss marked
than tt was ten years ago.
There ar no official figures out yet
to jjiove this but government statis-
ticians who are working on the tabula-
tion of tho current census say that
comparison with the figures of ten
years ago lead to tho belief that the
tide Is at the turn that the cities will
soon case to draw such comparatively
heavy tolls from the red blood of the
rural districts as they have In the past.
There are several facts that bear
on this change of drift. One import-
ant factor Is the rapid growth of what
may be called the "Interurhan" popu-
lation those who work In the riti's
and live In the country going back
and forth as steam 'or electric road
commuters or In automobiles or mo-
tor yachts.
(Another factor that has a big influ-
ence In favor of the rural districts
is the spread of the rural free deliv-
ery which was In its infancy a decade
ago. In the past ten years the R. F.
IX has ramified everywhere carrying
the daily paper to remote and lonely
neighborhoods and going far toward
making farm life less Irksome aiid de-
pressing to those not in sympathy
with the quiet of the old regime. The
anal telephone lines now spreading
rapidly must eventually exert an in-
fluence in this direction perhaps even
more marked than that of the rural
mail.
The "high cost of living" is held to
be another factor that has contributed
lo thin end. For the farmer least of
all Is affected adversely by advances
in the prices of the necessities of life.
On the contrary it Is the most of all
outside those drawing dividends from
THE ADVERTISER'S TEN
COMMANDMENTS
First.s-Thou Bhalt not knock thy
competitor but thou shalt devote thy
space to boosting the merits of thine
own proposition.
Second Thou shalt not fabricate
delicious falsehoods In thy ads. for
indeed falsification is a veritable
boomerang and will give thee a Jef-
! fries whack alongside thy coco when
thou dost use it.
Third Thou shalt not ue big words
In thy ads unless thou hast sufficient
money to pay for the publication of a
vocabulary at the foot of thy announce-
ment. Verily he that useth big words
giveth evidence of his Ignorance of ad-
vertising. Fourth Thou shalt not believe all
the glittering statements of a glib
tongued advertising solicitor nor ac-
cept as truth his claim of umpsteen
million circulation. Hut thou shalt
make an invest'ualion and having
discovered said circulation to be an
unknown quantity thou ohalt tell the
liar to make a noise like a hoop the
next time he doth call.
Fifth Thou Ehalt not advertise
without knowing whether thy shekels
are bringing thee profitable returns
for verily there are more pleasins
ways of wasting thy money than
spending it on unprofitable advertis-
ing. Sixth Thou shalt nof be lili-J
Tlghtwaddo the monk nor have for
thy motto "I love to advertise lilt oh
you cold cash!" lint thou shalt open j
thy purse strings and purchase liberal
quantities of space.
Seventh If thy ads do not pan out
satisfactorily thou stiouldst not swear
at thy office boy nor raise cain with
thy stenographer nor even kick thy
cat down the stairway when thou
0 Q CURES
Qj)A0o Q0a SUM DISEASES
Lying Juft beneath the outer covcrtni or tisaue-skln. u
brauous flesh In which are imbedded thousands of small blood vesHela It Is
through tbeae tiny veins' and arteries a at nutriment is BiippUed from the blood
to the different pores glands and lymphatics. Thus the skin is kept healthy
and free from all eruption or disease by pure blood. But when impurities and
humors Infect the circulation its nourishing properties are diminished and in-su-ad
of supplying the skin with healthful properties it constantly irritates and
diseases the delicate fibres pores and glands with sharp nratic matter. Then the
sfein tissues inflame swell and ulcorat and some form of skin disease appears
on the surface. Applying goothin lotions salves etc to the outer eruptions
does not purify the blood and therefor the skin trouble can not be cured In this
manner. 8. S. S. cures all skin diseases by neutralizing the acids and removing
tho humors from the blood. It cools the acid heated circulation builds it up to
its normal Btrensith and thickness multiplies its rich nutritious corpuscles pnd
ai.!s to its purity ia every way. Then the skin. Instead of being irritated and
..iun-u mnjuiiuM is uounsr.en sootned ana softened by this coollni
healthy straam of Hood. 8. S. 8. Cures Eczema Ann. Totter Sdt Rtiotira
J'otsou Oak boils pimples rashes etc. Book ou Sicin Diseases free to all w&
write.
TUB SWIFT
MIL
MIOWE i'lil'l
the bi interests that control the sup-
ply of food stuffs who profits by the
prevailing' hlsh prices. So naturally
the farm U desirable in proportion as
prices go up.
Other factors having a like bearing
with these are the automobile which
offers the farmer a handy mode of
rapid transit and the influence of thri
state agricultural scnools. And of
C3itr.se the "back to the soil" slogan
that has been raised in the cities
mostly by folks who never knew tho
soil has had its effect.
So it would tseenl that the decline
of rural America has ceased and that
tho upturn Is at hand.
St ill other interesting facts have
been Uevolped by t:ie partial census
returns thus far available. For in-
stance it is evident that at least 60
: it is will be added to the list of towns
of 2"i000 or over. Ten years ago there
were 160 of them. It also develops that
two-thirds of these new "cities" are in
the north central states.
The national capital shows a com-
paratively small Increase in popula-
tion. The census of 1900 showed an
Increase of 21 per cent. Now It has
fallen to 18.
Columbus Ohio made a big stride
gaining 44.6 per cent as against 24
per cent ten years ago. Lynchburg
Va. did even better showing an in-
crease of r)C.l per cent.
Texas promises to be the big sensa-
tion of the decade. Fifty-two count.Ss
now In show a population of 827008
an increase of 4.7. 'If the ratio is
maintained in the Lone Star state
there will be perhaps five more con-
gressmen from thence in the next con-
gress and then Oh joy! there will
be a singing of peans from the Pan-
handle to the gulf for then Texas will
go ahead of Ohio Jn ranks of the sis-
terhood of states.
dost go home at night. Rather thou
shouldst take thy proposition and
study it carefully that thou mayest
find out why it failed.
Eighth Thou shouldst not be a fool
merely because thou dost not know
how. If thou art a clown thou sftouldst
not give exhibitions of it In costly
advertising space but shouldst obtain
a job' w ith a circus whore thy apish
acts will be liberally recompensed.
Ninth Thou shouldst not consider
tne people suckers nor attempt to in-
veigle them into the meshes of a fake
scheme for he that doth bunko the
public discovereth at last that he Is
the greatest sucker since Adam.
Tenth Thou shalt advertise all the
time; not only in winter but also In
sumnur; not only in prosperous times
but likewise in "hard' times; yea all
the year 'round and then some for
he that doth shall always do a big
business and get a good crack at the
profits. Fort Worth Record.
Chickasha Architect
Again Sucessful
Architect T. J. Calbraita Las just re-
turned from Calumet Okla. where his
pl.ms were adopted for their new $10-
WO high school bulldlng lie also re
ceived an order today for plans and
specifications for a $15000 school
building at Texline Texas.
Mr. Galbraith enjoys the distinction
of having designed more s( bool and
educational buildings within the two
years that he has been In Chickasha
than any other architect in the state.
EPECII - IO CO. ATLANTA OA.
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The Post Office team put one across
on the "All Golds" at University park
yesterday afternoon by the score of
6 to 4.
Only six inning were played but the
session was sufficiently lung to demon-
strate that Sitton's "dope" was too
strong for the "All Golds" ns they
failed to place a single safety during
the curtailed proceedings their only
scores being made on the errors of
their strong opponents. The diamond
was not in the best condition owing
to recent heavy rains which prevented
fast fielding and for this reason the
game was called at the end of the
sixth inuing.
The performance follows:
Post Office.
All. R. II. PO.A.E
DeKlnder rf 3 0 1 0 0 0
Harvey D. If 3 11 0 0 0
Hullard 3b. 4 13 1 1 1
Welbourne ss. 4 0 1 0 1 3
Harvey R. c 3 0 3 6 0 0
Humes 2b. 2 0 0 1 2 I
Burney cf 3 0 0 0 0 0
La boon lb .3 2 2 9 0 0
Sitton p S 2 2 1 & 1
Totals
28 6 13 18 9 6
All Golds.
AB. R. H. PO.A.E
Phillips 2b .2 2 0 2 0 0
Lindsay bs 2 0 0 1 1 1
Davis lb. 3 0 0 3 0 0
Russell p ....3 0 0 0 1 1
Vaughn 3b 2 0 0 2 1 0
Thurlow c 3 0 0 fi 0 0
Evans If 3 0 0 I 0 0
Darnell rf ....2 1 0 01 0
Hamburger cf 2 1 0 3 0 0!
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Totals 22 4 0 18 4 J
Score by Innings:
Post Office 001 203-
All Golds 101 020-h
' ' Summary.
Struck out By Sltton 6; by Ru.l:
sell 5. '
Two-base hits Dullard K. Harvey
Laboon 2.'
Three-base hits Sitton.
Time 1 hour and 10 minutes.
Umpire McGowan.
BLANCHARD WILL PLAY
AT UNIVERSITY PARK SUNDAY.
Manager Callaway informed the Ex-
press that the Blanchard team will
play its initial game with Chickasha
at University park Sunday and per-
haps Monday and Tuesday if satisfac-
tory arrangements can be perfected.
The Blanchard team is a strong one
and an Interesting performance ought
to result. The game will be called at
4 p. m. The announcement of the
game with Verden Sunday was an er-
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Democratic Convention
Scene of Rampant
Eothuiiism
(Continued from Page I.)
opted unanimously. It was midnight
when the convention adjourned.
Col. T. P. Ross spoke at the even
ing session.
. "I'm a democrat and intend to sup-
port the ticket by making speeches. I
shall give my services to the demo
cratic party in any way possible said
Mr. Ross.
"I was for Crtice three years ago and
I am still for Cruce" he continued.
At this the crowd simply went wild.
"Not only am I for Cruce and the
entire ticket hut every good Ross man
is for the ticket. It takes more than
a steam roller to kill a good Ross
democrat" went on ihe speaker. "The
republican parly in Oklahoma as well
as in the nation has outlived Its r'ay
of usefulness."
J.'R. Wilson of Norman was a bu si-
ness visitor in -the eity yesterday.
Miss Georgln Grogan of Cordell who
has been visiting at the home of Mrs.
S. T. Reast returned home this morn-
ing. .Miss Alice Harris who has aUo
ben Mrs. Reast'g gupst left yester-
day for her home in Gainesville Tex;is.
For Rent Two unfurnished rooms
clnse in ground floor. Telephone No.
fil.T. 12 lit
To Bed for the Sick.
' Few people realize that for most dis-
eases the bed and It alone la tho great-
est surest quickest cure the world
and ages of science hava yet discov-
ered or bestowed. People as a rule
look upon going to bed for sickness
as a necessary and unavoidable con-
Fequonco of sielineKS instead of look;
ing upon it as they should as being
the ry first and greatest part of the
cure c tha casaNtf Vorlt I'tvua. .
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DEFEATED
-S&uietbiDg. of Interest
to All Mankind
THE selling of Dia-
x tilled Water has
grown to large pro-
portions in towns
and cities through-
out the country re-
gardless of the qual-
ity of other supplies
through the city
mains. This is great-
ly due to the efforts
of physicians who
recognizing the
great solvent prop-
erties of Distill-
ed Water and its
consequent value in
absorbing and elim-
inating the impuri-
ties of the human
system are recom-
mending it to their
patients in prefer-
ence to city water
or bottled spring or
well water; but its
use is not limited to
those in care of phy-
sicians it is the wa-
ter of waters for all
persons.
ISTILLED Wa-
U 1
rn 30 D
Good discount an all t
special figure?
Chickasha Elect
A . -? ATTORNEY AT LAW
AimOUH CHICKASHA OXLAHOriA.
ssaasssoKsssasseaEaiai -
ifTT
1 desire to announce
ilia aie reiaieu iu ui ii;
acid; hence rheu-
matism and kindred
diseases of man.
DISTILLED water
will dissolve
thesj minerals and
let them pass from
the system and it
has been stated by
reputable medical
journals that the
use of Distilled Wa-
ter from the 30th
year would prolong
life from ten to
twenty years.
T)ISTILLED Water
is so soft so ab-
lutely pure and
as all water we sell
is pumped from a
90-foot cased well
and produced under
our own personal
supervision is so
palatable and satis-
factory for drinking
that once you begin
to use it you will
have nothing else.
PRICES
1-2 dozen 1 gallon
bottles in crate 90c
$10 coupon book of
20 5-gal!on bottles
for ..... $8.50
1 5-galIon
bottle ..... 50c
If you want to be
loyal to Chickasha
and benefactory to
yourself get your
coolers filled with
that pure distilled
water. .
Manufactured and
put up by
North Bros
422 1-2 Chickasha Ave.
Telephone 324.
Chickasha Oklahoma.
Postscript We are
prepared to ship; all
orders promptly
filled ca.sh with or-order.
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Succeed when everything ele foils.
In nervous prostiauon and female
weaknesses tht-y Bra the supretji
remedy as thouaanjs hjve testified.
FOR KIDNEY L.IVEH AND
STOMACH THOUDLE
it is the best medicine ever sold
over druggist's counter.
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Professional
Cards
HYSCIANS
DR. W. E. NICHOLS
Physician and Surgeon
413 1-2 Chickasha Avenue.
Dugan Building.
Special attention given to dis-
eases of children.
rhones-Office 8GH; House C17.
LAWYERS
Keford Bond
Adrian
Alger Melton
Melton
Bond & Melton
Lawyers
Salle i 2 3 First National
Bank Building.
G M. FECHHEIMER
Attorney-at-Law
Rooms t 2 3. Johnson
Building.
TKLKPIIONK 300.
SAMUEL C. DUBBIN
Attorney-at-Law
Johnson Building
Room i.
Chickasha Oklahoma.
D. Wellorne J. R. McCalia
a vvp nnrnft m f ir m
9 fsrvMW SKVVUtlU
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
enographer and Notary In 02cw
)tam In fu of ntlMM National Bk
H. BLAIR
tr Attorney - at - Law
T; -Room 12-
Short-Owsley Block.
Chickasha Oklahoma
LAUBAGH
Buy and sell all kinds of
New and Second Hand
Household and Clf
Kitchen . . rurntture.
Stoves Repaired. Telephone 411
4QG Chickasha Ave.
The Chickasha Iron Works
We have added new and up-to-date
machinery to our plant and
are able to do any
MACHINE 03 FOUNDRY WORK
We make'a specialty of Sash
Weights Structural Iron Work
and Job Work. Blacksmith Shop
in connection. See the Nix Corn
Stalk Cutter which we manufact-
ure. CONRAD BROS.
PIAIIOS REPAIRED
Cleaned and Polished.
Pianos Tuned $2.50
C. M CORKHILL
Phone 899 1-29-lm
Central Blacksmith Shop
Corner 3rd and Kansas
All Kinds of General Repairing
and Shop Work of Any Kind
We have a Rubber Tire Shrinker.
3-18-1-mo
n
BUY YOUR
Goons
FROM
LI Pettyjohn
Highest Prices Paid for
Your Kggs and Butter. .
Phone 57. 502 Chic. Ave.
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