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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-05-02
A Cap For Him.

Al amusing So! : tod q G certain
fuSsy and qua--e.So-e nan who IS
fond q threatening lawsuits and &C.
--o-s - damage. q every possible
p.ereII ana who : also ro- ave-se %
taxing mean Advantage q his fellows.
On recent occasion his hat was
s1eh-iy damaged by something acct
dental! dropped from the window Of q
re-gl5Q-'s house. Tie fact was set
forth Il 81 indignant letter from the
fCssy person. who demanded hat the
ha; should = replaced 3! E rew oEe,
q decidedly modest request seeing that
the o-:siaa! bat was old and shabby.
while tie injury 70 il could have been
eas..! repaired.
Tie recipient q tie LETTER. however.
is g humorous gentleman well acgCainr-
81 with the weaknesses CT his core
sporie1t. Instead q waxing indig.
nalt a. the iupudence Of the demand
he wrote 6 playful reply. explaining
that times were bard. money scarce
and new has Il 6 premium. He hoped.
however. that as he could not furnish
the a-gr.eved party with { new head
covering LIZ would accept he material
for one. And lie ilclosed 2 sheet OF
foo.scap .-Londoa Tit-B.tS
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-05-02

skirts, aud IS Dorothy disappeared
within Hastings st-o.,ed down the
quiet village street
Matters bad been tac.tly understood
between him and Dorothy for long
tine. and when he had obtained the
position as operator e. the depot he
had hoped soon = be able 70 make her
his wife. Then the First National
bank was established in Tabor. and.
10 the surprise q everybody. Alnoa
Spencer. who had been elected pres!-
dent. appointed Frank Paxton as cash
Ter The action had excited 10 little
con uent. for Paxton was q New York-
er. and Tabor felt that the position
should have gone 70 Z local man. Ger
aid had a. drsI hoped % secure the
place himself and now II seemed 70
hin that Paxton had cut hin our q
everything. ! fierce desire for TenSe-
anee filed bis heart as be made his
way komeward-
HIS feelings had not changed the
next morning when lie took his seat
at the telegraph desk. Tabo- was
co-raratiyely small town. and most
Of tie business was cn railroad affairs,
few local messages being sent or re-
celvei. After be had reported tie
9:I1 down rain there was Lizzie 70 he
done for more than AZ hour and lie
busted his brain devising some means
for overcoming his rival.
he and Dorothy hal been lovers al.
most since childhood. and 70 lose her
70 4 city man seemed doubly hard
he was awakened from his reverie
By tie appearance of lie tarit0r Of
the bank NO depos TED on the ledge
q coin and g yellow telegraph blank.
Mr.. Spencer says to send that al
once. please" this S Gerald mechanic
ally counted the words. The Iatter's
heart throbbed with sudden fierce salts
faction. for the message read.
william ". Blr5sal. Bank Examiner. Al
baHy. y. =:
Can you come Up Al ones7 Paxton has
gone vrolg- ALAON 2. SPENCER
For more than TWO hours Gerald
went through his work automatically.
\ delirious joy filed his heart al the
thought that bis rival was driven from
tH- field. The reTuiSiOn same at
o'clock With the return nes-sss:
Alron P. Spencer. Tabor, y. =:
l suspected as much VIII be Up TO
night WILLIAM Y. BLRDSALL-
He sent the message up TO the bank
by one Of the boys. but not with the
satisfaction he felt when he received
the first message. After all. Paxton.
in spite Of the fact that he was his
rival, was pleasant fellow, with a
kindly word for all. II would be a
terrible thing to be arrested for such
a betrayal Of trust.
The rules Of the Western Union are
strict on the matter OF giving out in
formation relative TO dispatches. and
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-05-02

T1e keele- appreciation = Europe Of
literature d me ar : ID doubt tie
main reason wy Pee : looked upon
over c-e-e s. our C.qs- noteworthy %
=. Pa certainty Lsl more c-asu-l-
make - than any other American sing
-. and lis productions a-e more com
p.s-e.E the outcome Of hat at They
are literary t54s-s- The Raven" was
= deliberately planned and wrought
CUT $ : 2-! piece Il mechanism. lis
Inspiration : v=-lz. AID technical.
Tie t-Ces- .le,-E : mast te.-l.1-."
says l5Le-s----. a-1 us : mainly
IL c1----.--e- u Qle--- -La- Q-ev1..s
= E-rCl--- literary circles Pos p
e--E 5 artistic te-----. -ze god act
--c L : . -1l- extent Interested.
Il s =s -3- s.=aE - himself. 1-t t9r
tle artistic spirit He has never been
popular IN us cou1--v. - TIE reason
tL4- AT, 8 such : t1- .eSs agr-ec.ar-
- le-e than abroad Tie Stress u lie
Le-e : upon LIS -1.2. and .-te. .ec-u1l
elements much -e-= than ur1l TIE
5s--=-.c. N- demand { message q
Tia I-=- = t--- - s-1.. teach : how
10 I've. Pc La3 p message b-- TIA.
= st He made 70 contribution 70
or s-ccE e -1.-. .1eas; L made 10
a.1=a. u t-s conscience . manhood
q lie c-ce: u u -ot touch tie great
Common w--ka1sy mind O: or people.
h : more AKIN q the Latin than u
t1e A1-.--Saxo1: hence L-s deepest in
p-@Ss.1l seems Il have been made up
On t1e French D-oi-Jo1a Burroughs
il Century.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-05-02

me Thought JnaI sucn revelation
would mean the sacrifice Of his posi-
ton deferred him for awhile. Bur in
LIE end sympathy for his discounted
rival proved TOO strong.
There was 8 t-a.u - New YORK 81 ..
IT, U TRAIN from Aloaay did not Sc
IL III ;
Tie station agent was familiar with
Hastings duties ana readily consented
z t4se care e. The c--es I'll be came
back, He weat q tie bank and
straight 70 Tie cashiers window, be
hind which stood Paxton. getting
ready u close tie olHee for Tie day.
Gene ont here & moment. said Ger
aid a9arse-y. i want q say some
t--n-.
Wo-1e-.--,y Paxton followed him 70
tae t-cat q Tie lobby.
It's costing re Ey job" said Ger
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-05-02
4 simnie Dessert.

\ simple dessert for the home dime
is made by preparing some lemon g. 81
and pouring it over stewed ana stoned
prunes. setting Il in ring Mods When
served. the center should be filed with
stiff whipped cream. This same lemon
Jelly is tie basis for many delicious
sweet though in itself it is rather in
sipid- Oranges and bananas sliced To-
gether and set in it. are very different
from the same thing without the added
flavor.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-05-02
CHAPTER -.

AN ACT 10 add additional sections y
Ar@-.s Eleven Of tie Code Of Public
Loca. Laws, title Frederick County, -
subtitle Liquors and Intoxicating
Drinks, 70 follow Section ;IIH. and
70 be known as Sections Sill. SILK,
Sill Sim, SIN. and $40. relat-
ing % the sale Of sP:rituous and Ter
ne1:ed liquors and lager beer within
the police limits Of the City Of Fred
er:ck in said Frederick county, and
imposing penalties for the violation Of
said sections.
Section /. Be !; enacted By the Cen
eral assembly Of Maryland, That the
following sectious be. and they are here
By added 70 Article eleven OF the Code
of Public Local Laws, title Frederick
county subtitle Liquors and In;ox-
icar;.E Drinks, 20 follow section 3IIH.
and 70 he known as sections sill. SILK.
3IlL sim, SIN. and $40. relating
10 Ire sale Of spi-ituous and fermen;ed
liquors and lager beer within the police
limits Of the city Of Frederick, in said
Frederick county. and imposing penal
ties fo- the violation OF said sections.
Section 3III. ANY person who may
wish 20 sell spirltuous or ferIented lig-
uors or lager beer in quantities less than
pin. within the police limits Of said
city Of Frederick. in said county, shall,
after complying with al the provisions
Of existing laws, pay 70 the Clerk Of the
Circuit court fo- said county. Tor . license
Authorizing such sale, the following sums,
tow: Of the keeper Of al ho,el. the
sum Of one hundred and twenty-five dol
lars in addition 70 the price now fixed by
Article e Of the Code Of Public General
Laws. and by chapter col Of the Acts Of
the Assembly Of MARYLAND, passed a
the session of 1872. for an ordinary Il.
cense. and If the keeper Of a restaurant
or saloon the sum Of one hundred and
twenty-five dollars in addition to the SUN
now liked BY SAID Article Of the Code
and BIZ said Act Of Assembly OF 1892 70,
az oyster house license, and said license
shall not be issued for a less period thar
one year.
Sectoa SILK. Any person who ma!
wish to sell spirisuous or fermen;ed liq
uors or lager beer in quantities not les
than a pint in the police limits Of saic
CITY Of Frederick in said county. shall
Upon complying with the provisions o
existing laws. pay 70 the Clerk Of th'
Circuit Court for said county. for a license
authorizing snch sale, the sum OF on'
hundred dollars in addition 10 the SUI
I which such person would now be required
/ 10 pay under said Article IS Of the Code
and under chapter 2oI Of the Acts 0
Assembly Of Maryland passed at the ses
sion Of 1892.
Section SILL. The Clerk Of the Cir
cult Court for Frederick county shall
from the moneys received for such i
censes mentioned in the TWO precedin:
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-05-02
PUBLIC Local LAWS

sections pay. frs,. Il tie state If Man
land the amount now received Isl /, to-
licenses II SAID city Il FreGe--k. and
the excess over ard above -he sum now
charged 5y The State tc- >-ch license in
said cry shall. be paid by said Clerk urta
the Mayer and Aldermen of Frederick
70 BE used By the said corporate autho1-
ties q said City as 1T their discretion they
may deem proper.
Section sim. Druggists and apo;he-
cares shall no; be required - Obtain
license under the provisions q this al.
but they shall no; SCI intoxicating -.--
uo-s -or compound Or uiN any compost
ZION thereof eXceP: upon he written pre-
scripuon Of 4 regular physician, 1c-
r0-e than once on any one prescription
Of any physician. and sad prescription
shall oe fled and preserved bv the drug
g,s: OF apc;hecary filing the same. al {
upon complaint. verified BY AFFIDAVIT,
shall be produced before the C.-c-.;
Cou- io- Frederick County VIE. r.
CURED. and any fail-re 70 comply wiki
the provisions Of this section shall render
SUCH d-1EEis: O. apo;heca-y . failing
liable % TIE same penalties a i he had
sold intoxicating liquors v.,ho-; license.
Section :I1N. Any person who shal,
hereafter e convicted Ct selling .ntcH:-
eating. spi-tucus az te-me-:e6 liquors or
any aGn1.Xcure thereof II the said CITY Of
Frederick w.;hou: Z license under the
provisions Of this subtitle. shall Re sen
tened 70 pay . ire Il 10. less than one
hundred dollars. ror more than I'VE
hundred dollars. or Undergo iuptiso--
men; = the Jail Of sad Frederick county
Tor lo- .ess han three months nor more
than Twelve months. or = bo:h me and
imprisonment. i he discretion Of tie
Cc--
Section $40 Nothing il any Of the
preceding sections contained shall e
construed - authorize SAID Clerk = Issue
any license to. The sale @: s-.-t,uous or
:e-ne-:eC liquors o. lager beer within
he police limits q said CRY Of F-ede-
-,cs. -- w.:a.r The district limits Of Eie--
non L.s..-- No. Ct said Frederick
county. 70 any person from whom the
Grand --v @: said county have hereto
fore recommended CT may hereafter =
commend "a: : license = withheld. o-
g any person whose license rat have
been g may hereafter 6e suppressed ~
ne C5--
Se-"o. AID De ]: enacted ia: This
A; sla- axe ettec: from and after he
rs: DAY O.: Nay Il he year 1907
Approved april 5;a. s9o,.
JOHN WALTER SMITH.
Governor
JOHN HUBNER.
P-es.6e-; Of the Senate.
NOBLE L. MITCHELL.
Speaker Ct the House O: Delegates
o=oe Il re Chief Clerk House ot Del
e-a.es
hereby certify tia, The a:o-egoing IS
Z rue copy q At Act Ct he Genera,
assembly q Maryland. passed Al the
January Session. I9oc.
B. l. SMITH.
Chief Geek q he House q Delegates.
APP. l9-3:
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-05-02
PUBLIC Local LAWS.


AN ACT 70 add a section 70 Article
Eleven of the code Of Pebble Local
laws Of Maryland. a,'e Frederick
County. .-1-..,,e Frederick, 70 be
known a Section 33sA
Section !. is j, enacted b. the Gen
e-al Assembly I Mania TIA. an a6-
5l,.onai se-.- s. ard the same :
hereby added . Aracle eleven If The
Code or P-t-- -1-al Laws G. MARYLAND,
t.,,e -F-55e--s Cou1ty. subtitle
Frederick. follow after Section rs,
70 be krcna as Section 1894 and 70
read a fellows
Section ,:5A The Mayer ard Alder
men shall ahea requested il wiring 5y
the owners Il majority II the t-o1-
fee: Of the property OF any block q any
stree. IL sac ci,y cause The said block
= he REGARDED. re-curbe6, re-paveC ard
severed VIII material c.he- than co5b.e-
stones, IT. ne bes,. mos. substantial ard
eco1onica. manner and shall a1pc.-:
commissioners who shall BE three il
number e assess whether any and VIA:
amount il ya.-e G; damages VIII 5e
caused thereby tc- which the owner or
possessor ot any properly q said block
q any stree: cuEh; 70 be compensated,
and % assess and lew upon said prop
e-.y owners according 20 the number Of
i-c-: Tee. owned by them such p-opo--
non OF SAID -cs-, ~. exceeding ore-half
OF the same q SAID Regarding. -e-cu-5-
i--. repairing and Sewe-.rE. Ire balance
= be pad b he ci:y. provided. how
ever. tha; before any such regarding
-e-cu-5iIC. repairing and sever,1g shal,
b done Ire Mayor and Aldermen s1zi,
give a. ,ezs; thirty DAYS notice q any
sach application 5v advertisement IT g:
least two rev spape-s published i said
c:.y. and II personal notice il writing
served .wer.y DAYS before upon each OF
s-ch Owners q properly. 70 le affected
~ me same vle- such owners are -es.-
dents Of Frederick county, and provided
further. Ia. before such comm ss.c-e-s
shal. proceed . assess such damage and
cess. they sha-. se-e personal notice
-ru1 su-l -es.le-: owners. ard BY pub
-.l@..7-, 7 ."1 newspapers asa.1s; non
.Ts.-en. owners -:'-1S 7 eac2 case
twenty cas- 2o@-e o. ne --re a1c
2-@ce "2e1 s@-1 commissioners VII -;
. determine sad assessment. q: which
me and r-@-e a. s--a owners q prop
cry sha.. = entitled . appear and ce
heard 81 SO commissioners On The
--esa2a G; sa.- assess1e1: ana c-s:S
ana any ge-s-- ise-'2= himself as$sieFe1
9, ne a-,i12 q ne sad -.------ss.o-.e-s
s1a-- nave -E7. = appeal . re -
gu; -5--- ;- -e-e:lcA county. PROVIDED
sac aP2s-- = .@Nea ",;2-- s-A,! GAYS
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-05-02
CURRIT0 and GASpAD
To the Farmers Of Fred.
lex County,.
A Rare Chance to Improve Your Stor
BREED ONLY TO THE BEST,
Strive to Get Size. Style and sps
GOOD HORSES ALWAYS IN DEMAND
PRICES TO SUIT THE Tim,
A Rare Chance to Improve Your Stp
BREED ONLY TO THE BEST.
Strive to Get Size, Style and sps]
GOOD HORSES ALWAYS IN DEMAND


For some years past owing to the general depression
of horses many farmers breeding and even to-day
cult find yearng colts Good horses during the dull tns
always brought good prices The trouble IN the past has
farmers bred to inferior horses being unwilling pay fan
in order to improve their the result of this has been
country with scrubs which cost just much good
and after reaching three four OF earthly
How many fine carriage be fond IN this COUNTY,
how many fine stylish horses sixteen hands high, WEIGHING
eleven to twelve hundred pounds with style and speed can
in YOUR one-yet these horses are in
demand and bring from to three hundred dollars. Then
great demand for carriage teams in the city, but they mus
good SIZE style and action To get these horses you pu
size style action Do away with cheap stock improve
have by breeding to better than you already possess
farmers to examine the get CURRTO beautiful horse
size and royalty bred He has record. the fourthheat
of 214 His colts from small are all fine SIZE good
very stylish and have lots OF speed This grand young
number Of colts all of whom speak for themselves.
To give the chance who have fine large mare
stand CURRITO for $40 for the season. payable within the
privilege given proves not to be with oa but
RITO has proven sure foal getter.
GASPARD, by Sea King, and out Of producing mar
grandse having number of the finest colts In the count
size, style and action.
Mr. Chas Hargett, President Of the Frederick County A
tura Society has some by GASPARD that hard be
Arthur Potts Mr. John Weller, besides lot my farm SID
kind of colts you may expect from this handsome horse H
sixteen hands high and weighs twelve hundred pounds
horse to get carriage and coach horses.
GASPARD will stand the for as. l make theS
low in hopes of being able buy of the colts from Cd
mares only solicit fine goodsize and want o
Here is chance for the farmers breed TT best Try
colt from either of these horses and you will have som
be proud of for days Get rid of the scrubs and
costs as much raise poor does feed good
MICHAEL KNILL|
Manager for COL. L. VICTOR BAUGHMl
Near Frederick City, Nd
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-05-02
when John Was In Doubt.

John was goodman who took life
most seriously and. being very particu-
lar. would return frequently in the
course of the IA! 70 make sure he VI
de-s-ood the orders that rad been given
hin in the morning. one afternoon he
presented himself before his mistress
and began:
Mrs. T. Oi'm not quite certain ez
to Mr.. rs o7dher this mornin'. OF
was DROWN him 10 the thrain. an he
u9t.ced thar tie horse was lame an he
told me 10 do Souethin' 90 him. nun;
but sure OF don't know whittier he told
ne 70 shoe hin Or TO shoot him. Mebbe
ye can til ne"
A shoeing was evidently required, but
the execution OF the order and likewise
OF the horse was deferred Until Mr. 7.
returned
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-05-02
Common sense Advice.

4 family physician has made hin
SET unpopular by the advice which ~
has given his woman patients. IDs-ea
Of sending them 10 some sanltar!G-l
where all sorts Of exercise appliance
are in vogue he advises sweeping IS
home as @ means Of strengthening tle
muscles aud broadening The chest ~
hours work in beinak-n- after 4
tailed directions how 70 % il s1ot
Be followed By bath and rest Vi
the bed fcr half an hour. Meat MAJ
kets and groceries should be At least :
mile r the house and the patea-
90 TO market daily. She should aT1
worry, anger or complaining and every
evening write a strict account Of te-
industry during the day. This the O.
tor signs.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-05-02

RRUITS AND NUTS OF ALL KINDS.
II Oranges. Malaga Grapes. Figs. Dates. and
beautiful assortment OF I'm Candies.
dec. i5-tf +. V. STAUB.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-05-02

once 4 re Chief Clerk House a Del
e-a:es
he-e5r certify TIA, The ato-e-o;rg IS
Z rue copy q Al Act Ct he Genera,
Assembly q Maryland. passed Al the
January Session. I1oc.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-05-02
BALTIMORE I CUMBERLAND VALLEY
RAILROAD.

Lave Eaze-s-o7v- - >h.r7@-s1--g and
Intermediate Stations a. -.f n. ard : o.
II. E1- Chan t@->---E t-5l g. - Lave
- E=->tl-E IL Ha=e-scas-- ana -1-=-u-i-
ale stations AZ o.t a. Il. and so :. -. Leave
Cham -=-st--s = : =.
TRAINS VA ALTENWALD CUTOFF.
Lave EaEs-s-ox- - Cham -=-st1-g and
I--e-1re1-a stations at 81 2. II.
Leave Cham 5eTso1rz FOR aaE=-Stow1 and
Intermediate Stations - a ?. II
Lave RockT Ridge tor E---1i.so1-E a. 81
and = g. n s-8 s.. aa1 2 - 2. II Leave
Emmiisourg ioE Roxy Ridge .. -. and Ia
8. II and > and > n
Lave B-1csv.--e s3r Frederick a. -, IS
and ll.sl 3 =. and IS, and 50 :. n
leave B-1csT.4l< tc- Columbia, L.:.-eStoEl
a.. lal-. .oE AZ 80 a. Il. and 3.s5 2. n
Lave F-S1---ek t1- Baltimore 3, 81 a. n.
and so and Is. : n.
CONNECTIONS AT CHERRY Run. Wa
3 and o. passengers trains leave Cherry
Run ~ Cumberland and Intermediate points
daily g. .-5oa. n Chicago Express. daily.
8. II ?. II. Clicago Express, daily. al les.
?. Il.
HDaiiy. Al Others daily except sunday
IN HOOD, g H.GRIswOLD.
Pres ana GENT Manager. Gen. Pass. Azt.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-04-15
GEN. FITZ. LEE.
On the Way With His Family to
the Re- Union.

New Orleans, IA, April IL
Gen. Fitzhugh Lee, late Consul
General 70 Cuba, who spent the
day here with his wife and daugh-
ter. left for Fort Sam Houston,
Tex, where he goes to visit his
son. Lieutenant Fitzhugh Lee, Jr.,
who is in the United States caval-
ry- After a short visit at the fort
Gen. Lee viii go to Dallas for the
Confederate Reunion where he
will deliver an address.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-04-15
WOMAN MURDERED.
Cleveland the Scene Of Fearful
Tragedy.

Cleveland. Ohio, April.-Mrs.
Kartha j. Calhoun, aged 20. and
her daugh er, Mrs. Vaughan, aged
46, were,shot and killed yesterday
morning by an unknown person.
near Mantuna station, forty miles
from here. VIII Vaughn, q step.
son of the younger woman, is
locked up in the Ravenna jail as
a suspect. Blood stains were
found on his trousers. He says
the stains came from a cut finger.
Mrs. Vaughan was shot five
ames in the head. the sixth bull
let OF a revolver ending the life of
her mother.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-04-15
HEAVY LOSS.
Fire at Ardmore- Destroys Sew
enteen Horses.

Ardmore, I. T., April 12.-Fire
yesterday about 1886 @o'clock
probably destroyed the livery
stable, brick structure, and con-
tents belonging to t. B. Cathey.
Seventeen head of horses perished
in the flames. A fine mare be-
longing to Judge Townsend valued
at $3.50, and his neat trap, were
also burned. He carried insur-
ance on both. The fire was of
an incendiary nature. Estimated
loss. about $4,000, insurance
80, 500.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-04-15

Here is the history of one sue
eessfuI man in Kansas City as
given by The Printer. We com
mend it to the careful attention OF
every advertiser and merely hint
that as the Daily Express is to
Chickasha what the Star is 10
Kansas City, therefore the adver
tssers road to opulence is so broad
and plain that he C mot err there
In.
A remarkable story Of business
success comes from Kansas City.
r. II. Williams, whose grocery ad
vertisement is familiar to every
reader of the Kansas City Star,
has retired from business with
fortune estimated at from $780,
600 70 $500, 900, and he attributes
his success to exclusive advrtising
in the Star. He went to Kansas
City sixteen years ago with 1925.
At first it took the entire days
profit from his store to pay for his
advertisement, which he inserted |
as many times a week as he could
upon the money, and his efforts
were so repaid that during the
past ten years his advertisement
has appeared in every issue of the
Star, Sundays holidays, weeklies
and all. The moral to this story
IS plain. Advertising alwa
brings results The more con-
stsnt he advertising, the better
the results. The merchant who
keeps hammering away in the
newspapers Is the one who gets
he customers all the time.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-04-15
APPRAISERS IN
ARDMORE.
Chairman Heiiey Says Mlnco Will
Be Next.

Ardmore, I. t., April IA
Chairman Hedey Of the Chickasaw
Townslte Commission announced
that the sppraisement of the town
OF Chiskasha had been comp Ieted,
Mlnco will be the next town ap-
praised
The schedule of Ardmore has
reached townsite headquarters.
bat 1t must be revised before lots
are sold. The department was not
entirely satisfied with the schedule
prices.
Chairman Hedey says, regarding
the new treaty, that only towns
that were set aside under the act
of May 81 by Secretary Hitchcock
will be affected. The towns on
the Santu Fe are protected by the
Atoka agreement. but new towns
on the Frisco are within the. reach
Of the supplemental agreement.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-04-15
HERE'S A wHOPPER.
Hail in Texas Covers River and
Kills Fish.


IredelI, Tex, April lS.-The
heaviest rain fell here yesterday
evening that has fallen in this
section for sears Mixed with II
was considerable hail northwest
of b hail storm was so
terrific that the Bosque river at
this place standing, half-bank full
of water, was covered for two
hours with at least Que foot of
hail. Fish of all kinds were chill
ed to death and were caught float
ing along the edges of the water.
Crops we're torn all to pieces In
the track of the storm.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-04-15
West Side Drug Store

Is going to move It will have
elegant quarters in center 0fnew
block on Chickasha ave. Pre-
scriptl0d department complete
and registered men only en-
pioyed