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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-08-19


Of 2Hinch hose, together with
nozzles hydrant attachments, etc,
the total cost of the same being
S1385. IT also calls for a first
class hose wagon, equipped with
two Anderson Salty Fire extingui
shers and two Io-foot extension
ladders, the cost of which is $3.50.
The entire umount is TO be paid in
warrants, maturing III two years.
with discounts if paid in less time.
The next matter taken lip was
the report Of the finance committee
on the tax levy for 1904, In max
ing the report, Mr.. o Brien stated
4 chat the committee had made its
estimates upon an assessed valua
tion Vi about SI75o, 900, the a
motlnt returned by the board OF
equalization 1t also made allow
ances for errors in assessment. The
largest item in the levy is for the
maintenance Of schools. After de-
Quoting the revenues required for
this purpose and for the support
Of the waterworks, sewer and
school bonds, the approximate
amount left for general purposes
will be $4,000, provided that all is
collected. The appropriation
made for the schools ihsures a term
of seven months and il is likely
that the board may be able 10 az
range for eight months.
The ordinance levying thesstax
for 1904 was passed i'll accordance
with the recommendation of the
committee. It divides the revenues
As follows
support Of schools 2 mills wa-
terworks and sewer bonds S I-I5;
school bonds, 35; general fund q
4-I5. This makes total levy Of
90 mills
The ordinance regulating plumb
ing was read sand discussed and
, referred to the water and sewer
committee
A proposition from the new cleo
trio light company was presented
through Attorney A. Melton. The
} company offers TO put il new street
lights in series Of IS lights each,
10 be run oil a moonlight sche-
dule, at IS each per month paya-
bic in script. The lights are TO be
Of 1000 candle power each and to
} be swung over the middle OF the
streets. The present franchise calls
} for Il lights, two furnished free
} and the remainder at $40 per month
} each. This proposition calls for SC
lights, two free and IS at ths
stipulated price. According 70 th'
} moonlight schedule, , the lights
!, are to run, whenever the moon doe.
not afford sufficient light.
Judge. Holmes. a member Of the
new company made a short talk tC
the council. He stated that II,
and his associates had come tC
! Chickasha because they thought
] it was good town with brigh
future. They had invested theil
money here and would work will
( the citizens for the interest Of th'
town. They proposed to dea
fairly aud meet The people hal
way on every proposition He al
n so told Of the contemplated i'm
} provements in the light plant Nh
Hockaday, the retiring proprietor
of the light plant, made a shor
talk, expressing his regret that hi.
wife's health compelled him t
leave Chickasha and thanking th'
y council for courtesies extended t,
him.
. The light proposition was In th.
form OF an amendment to the pre-
sent franchise 1t was referred &
= the light committee
s Upon invitation from Oklahom
+ City, Miss Phoebe Hampton wa
chosen to represent Chickasha a
b the Worlds Fair on Oklahom
{ City Day, sep. 5.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-08-19

GuySmith was in OklahomaCuy
taking in the races this week
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-08-19

charge you no more for hrt
class work than YOU pay ior the
common kind.-Rodden, chieka.
ha, l. T.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-12-30

Observation-Disclosures att anstalla iakt-
tagelser pa olika hold Oliver forbifly-
gande foglar och insekter och pa sam
ma gang under ballongfarderna los
slappa dufvor. Sa vidt jag vet, har
dock annu ingenting blifvit atgjordt /
delta h~anseende.
Slutligen maste jag uttryckligen be-
tona att ofvanstaende anmarkningar
81 ia fattas sd att jag obetingadt hal
Ter pa Diet gamla antagandet. bet ar
ingalunda fallet. Da Diet berattas att
manga foglars vandringstag foregar i
en- hold af 10000 meter, ia, annu hog
re. kan man med rata betvifla rik-
tigheten haraf. A andra sidan kan
man Ell pa grund af fors0k, som arc
ALT annat an exakta, ga till den mot
satta ytt~erligheten och endast antaga
o~betydliga holder. Man far hoppas
att nya forsok och ia~kttagelser smart
skola bringa Harriet Oliver delta in
tressanta sporsmal.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-12-30
FAGELFLYGTENS HoJD.

Man har f0rut ansett Diet konstate-
radt att VISA foglar under flygten
stigit till en- ganska ansenlig hold,
5000 meter eller mera. En- positiv
grundval for dessa taluppgifter harr0r
val forst fran ingen ringare an Alex
ander Won Humboldt, som i Anderna
genom berakningar och iakttagelser
bestamde den hold hvari kondoren,
''jatten bland gamarna", svafvar. Han
berattar harom i Ansichten der Ma
tur: Den region som vi kunna be
trakta som den ALMANAC uppehalls-
orten for kondoren beginner / Etnas
hold. Den kanner luftlager SON ligga
3,240-5,S50 meter Oliver hafvet -.
De storsta af de kondorer man finner
i Anderkedjan omkring Quito ha wing
bredd af AS meter, de mindre at 20
meter. AT denna storlek och at den
vinkel, under hvilken foglarna ofta
visa sig lodratt oliver vara hufvuden,
kunna vi sluta oss till, till hvilken Ger
hord hold kondoren i klart vader kan
hafva sig. En- synvinkel af 4 minuter
ger salunda EFT lodratt afstand af $3.50
meter -. Den absolute hold kon'
doren salunda kunde uppna var 1852
meter. matt pa en- hold af 1889 meter
en- hold, pa hvilken barometern KNAPP
past star 0.32 nm. hogt -.
Enligt Gatkes iakttagelser pa Helgo
land skall storspofven, som flyer re
lativt lagt, under sina vandringar fly
ga i en- hold af 5000 till 5000 meter
under Diet att han for de ofriga flytt
| foglarna anser en- betydligt Store hojt
| som sannolik.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-12-30
FOR TIDNlNGSMAN ATT BEAkTA.

Gil Bias ber&ttar f0ljande som, enl.
tidningens utsago, skall ha egt rum i
en- Store Pa~ristidning.
Redaktoren har engagerat en- kas0r,
som skulle ia betaldt pr rad. Den nye
medarbetaren levererade nu dagligen
dialoger i foljande form:
- Kommer han?
- ia!
- Kommer han verkligen?
- ia, jag f0rsakrar.
- Hvar?
- Der!
- Mar?
l morgon.
- Ensam?
- Nej.
Delta blef dock redaktoren nastan
dyrbart, hvarf0r han dekreterade att
den nye m~edarbetaren skulle ia be-
taldt ej for rad, utan for bokstaf.
- Foljande dag kom EFT nytt kaseri
i hvilket iva stammande herrar upp-
tradde, in i t%idningen.
Den enc borjade samtalet pa f0ljan-
de satt:
H-h-hur m-m-ma-mar
mi?
- T-t-t-tack-tackar br-bra.
Svarar den andre.
Pa delta satt fortgar saCntalet.
Dol-I+.,~. Sto.-;ol- ,l,A 800 AN
betalningen pr rad.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-12-30
EN- GOD REcETT.

F.
iva man stego pa taget vid en- liten
landstation, och de andra resenarerna
markte att de wore sammanlankade
med handklofvar. bet var latt att Sc.
hvem som var fangen. Han var en-
aftard, langharig karl med modfallt
u~pptradande.
Jag tror int du springer ifran
mig nu, SADIE fanggevaldigern, i Diet
han .tog af ~fjattrarna. Jag ar ledsen
att jag n for en- stund maste lagga
h~andklofvarna pa dig, stackars Jim.
Skall han i fangelse? fragade en-
af passagerarna.
ia. Diet skall han.
= Hvad har han gjort?
- All, just ingenting s%traffvardt i
mitt tycke. Jag tror han stall nagra
fattiga brodbitar for att hjalpa sin
svaltande familj.
Och hvad ar han domd till?
Han fck 5 punds boter, som for
.,vandlats till IA dagars fangelse. Han
kunde naturligtvis int betala, sa han
far val sitta af dem, ON han int dor
under tiden. Slit stilla har, Jim, me-
dan jag gar ut i korridoren EFT 0gon-
blick och helsar pa Tom Jackson.
TICKER int herrarna att Diet ar
babe synd och skam att en- stackare,
som stjal en- kaka brod for att halla
lifvet i hustru och barn, skall straffas
med fangelse? Jag skanker honom en-
sovereign att betala boterna med och
till en- liten nodpenning.
- bet gor jag ocksa!
- Och jag med!
Der fanns sex passagerare och fem
af dem gaf hvar sin SOVEREIGN, men
den sjatte nekade buttert att ge en-
enda shilling.
Gevaldigern kom smart tilIbaka, pen
garna lemnades till honom, och vid ma
sta station gingo bada k~arlarna ut.
Fangen utg0t sig i tacksamhet och
valsignelser Oliver de ada ~gifvarne.
hvilka ALA kande sig rikligt belonade
for sina gafvor.
Den States hallning retade dem.
Forst satt han och Taste och latsade
som ON han %ingenting markte, men
efter en- stund slog han igen sin box.
Nina herrar, SADIE han, jag kan
ner att jag ar skyldig eder en- forkla-
ring. ALA utom jag sympatiserade
med den fattige karlen, ALA andra gaf-
vo nj honom understood. Anledningen
hvarfor han %ingenting fick af mig ar
att jag den har veckan har sett bada
karlarna fem ganger pa olika platser,
och hvarje gang ha de haft en- sa god
recett att jag int ansag att de beh0f-
de min hjalp.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-12-30
sKocEN STAR vlNTERBLoM.

Nh star skogen 1 vinterblom,
skrudad | blandhvit rikedom
Xix apelgarden ON warren.
Helgdagstysta sta bj6rk och salj,
liksom aldrig en- hornkr0nt elg
gait brakande fran genom snaren.
Invita- portaler
at gran-och fur,
frusna koraler
! MOL och dur -
sadan dir skogen, dA vintern firar
seger och rim kring m~ajstangen virar.
FL nunnehander l klostergard
stickat Guds moder silk en- bard
af silke och knypplade spetsar
som den, hvilken skankts at skogs-
backens en-,
da fr%ostnatten rundt dess mariga gren
himmelska monster etsar.
K~raknasten glindra
/ regnbagsfarg,
snostjarnor tindra,
fran drifvornas berg;
klarast gar solen upp ofver verlden,
mar snon ligger dup pa vagar och gar
den.
Finaste fore! Hej, som en- dams!
Klingande jublar min bjallerkrans
pa s%tollfodrad fales manke.
Sk0n star skogen 1 vinterblom.
ia, fore jag anda till Diet klassiska
Rom
/ sladen latt som en- tanke,
Ell konstgallerier
mig fr0jdade sd
som frostskilderier
kring minsta stra
en- s~olskensdag / nordisk winter,
da kinder ar rod och meden slinter.
Paul Nilsson.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-12-30

Bekymmersamt. Hon: - Snalla
Axel, ge mel EFT rad. Hvad skall jag
ia pa mel till teatern i qvall? Ska
jag ia min ljusa kjol med gr0na siden-
lifvet eller min svarta kjol med r0da
lifvet eller min bla dragt eller den med
~spetsarne?
Han; - Det vet jag int. Men kan
ske du skulle kunna saga mel, ON jag
ska ia min gra redingote eller min
svarta kavajkostym, mar jag gar upp
och svar pa min konkurs i morgon?
Svenska monitoren., 1904-12-30
SEX.
BerstteIse at Elisabeth L%iiljebjorn.

Att bror Charles-Emil inte invi-
terade os,l till nagon af de sma flic-
kornas dop, Diet far man val int I'M
dra sa mycket pa, men ON hans ende
sol skulle d0pas, utan att vi wore
med, skulle Diet verkligen smarta mig,
SADIE froken Agathe med en- vemodig
skakning pa sina lockar, hvars gra-
nande farg Diet Ell langre var l0nt att
m%otarbeta med nagon kosmetik. Och
Diet skulle ocksa ha smtrtat salig NOR,
tillade hon och blockade bort mot sa-
Zig mors och salig fairs portrait, som
i ovala anna hangde ofver soffan.
Hans ende son! u%pprepade syster
Ulla med EFT kort skratt. Han kan
ia ito!
- Sch! 'rss, Agathe lyfte afvar-
jande upp de fina, smala handerna.
Och fen par mer eller mindre viss-
made kinder rodnade djupt.
Den Ulla, hon SADIE da alltid sd
curieusa saker!
- Han har bara en- enda son, SADIE
Anne-Sophie / afmatt, tillrattavisande
ton, och hvad framtiden kan ~beskara,
Diet - Diet talar man int om.
Harvid rodnade hon sa, som man
endast gjorde, da Diet nittonde seklet
annu var ungt, och bojde sig derpa
djupt ned ofver tapisseribagen.
For nagra 0gonblick blef Diet Aide
deles tyst i Diet lila formaket. Inlet
butler fran den ensliga smastadsgatan
d%erutanfor storde t~ystnaden. Endast
den gamla klockan i slit tempel af
smala marmorpelare pickade sakta
slit tick-tack pa den kupiga byran, och
n8gra envisa sommarflugor flogo miss
n0idt surrande kring de sockertopps-
tornado Observation-Disclosures pa
spegelbordet.
- ia, SADIE den bleka Gunilla och
sag med en- suck upp fran den Invita-
kragen, som hon broderade pa, ON
jag hara finge den har kragen fardig
och borgmastarinnan betalade den in
nan onsdagen, sa skulle jag kunna
kopa mig EFT par svarta tygskor till
dopet. Men far jag int Diet, da kan
jag int komma.
Med en- snabb, skramd blick sag
Agathe upp fran sin bage. der hon
satt midi emot Anne-Sophie pa den
ena upph6jda fonsterpallen.
Du foreh0ll val lila mamsell Alt.
man riktigt noga, att borgmastarin'
a int. ems far ha den aflagsnaste
oupco ON att Diet ar nagon af oss,
som broderar den kragen?
f., - ia, Agathe lila, du kan vara all
deles tranquille, Diet sager jag henne
hvar gang.
Med en- tr0tt suck strok Gunilla sla
tande oliver slit blonda har, som redar
var sA slatt, som qvittenkarnor kunde
CORA Diet.
Alter h0rdes EFT kort fnysande skrati
fran Ulla, som stod framf0r Diet tunga
snidade ekskapet och tog fran lakan
bet var ju den sista l0rdagen | mana
den, och man maste 0msa. Men de
var EFT besvarligt CORA att leta ut SCI
hela par lakan af den fina, sidenlik
nande ~linnesorten, och nagon annal
kunde ingen af de sex systrarna sol
va pa.
bet ar da val ingen skam att bro
dera en- krage heller, ON den ocks'
skall sitta kring borgmastarinnan
feta halls, SADIE hon hastigt, men doc
med den dampade r0st, som de all
ifran barndomen larts att AMANDA.
Skam! Min Gud, EFT sadant hol
ribelt ord!
Fran de fyra platserna pa de bad
hoga f6nsterpallarna blockade fyra pa
ogon f0rskramda upp. Och Fredriqu'
som satt | den h0gbenta. sitskladd
soffan, ryckte till som for EFT slag
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Members OF the DemocratiS clique aud
those Of the Herald who are in coua.
sion with the Democratic court house
ring to turn the county over to the
Democrats are buster chan bees both day
and night, setting up the pins for the
Democtatic primaries. which IRE to be
held tomorrow for the purpose of nam
ing the delegates to the county conven-
ton, which will meet here July IL. ON
the eve of these district conventions
their activity has considerably increased.
realizing that they must now fight time,
which waits for no man The past sew
eral weeks they nave been about as busy
rs they could be, but they are now
straining every nerve. Their purpose is
to have only such delegates sent to the
county convention as they think they
can control. In order to curry out their
plans they have sent trailcrs out over
the county and they visited Salem and
other important points today. There is
room to believe that they dumped lit
tie OF the needfuI here and there ana
entered into combinations and deals,
which they have no idea OF keeping, but
which for the present carries out their
purpose.
They are bent on controlling the con
vention and to do that they are now
putting forth their last battle before
the district conventions are held. So
confident are they Of winning in these
conventions that they have become
boastful, but this may be partly for ef-
feet and to battle and mislead the many
that are malterably opposed to them
and their attempted manipulations Of
the party.
Some OF the candidates for sheriff
especially those believed to be favorites
with the clique. took their last counsel
Of them last night. although they will
all likely get their heads together again
tomorrow forenoon and compare notes
to see that they have left no stone un-
turned to put themselves in position 20
manipulate the county convention and
run it in the high-hnnded manner that
those opposed to them in their party
now fear,
<NAtou@ lAiS ASltuAG9 VI lux Ast-N Nf&9
before the compaign closes for delegates
is the disgust expressed by the better
and old-line element of the Democratic
party over the nctivity of the Herald's
little gang which is working hand in
hand with the Democratic clique. That
element is ontspoken against this fea.
ture and the more it is carried on the
more indignant they become. They think
the Democratic party capable of run
ming its affairs and do not hesitate to
openly say so. when they see that Her
Md gang in the councils Of the Demo.
cratic clique.
There is every indication that the
clique is trying to form combinations 50
a. to defeat those they have no assur-
ance as yet that they can control. In
the event they fail to get those slated
through, the combinations they are max
ing are for the purpose of having others
to fall back on, who can be safely count
ed on to fall easily into their trap.
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Commissioners Sale

Pursuant to decree Of the Circuit
Court of Harrison county. West Virginia
rendered on May 2s, 1904, in the chan
Gerry cause of Minnie c. Hester IS. Josie
Taylor ct ais, will make sale at public
auction on
Saturday, July 10. 1904,
IL front of the court house door
in the town Of harrisburg, West.
Virginia, two lots or parcels OF
land lying in the county of Har-
rison, state of West Virginia, being
parts OF the estate Of Dudley Il. Davis
deceased, and described in a plot in the
above mentioned suit and the bill filed
therein as, First, Lot No. /, in the vii
lagc of Quiet Dell, containing l.e2 acres
and Second, Lot No. ., lying below Qniet
Dell on the east side of Elk creek, con-
tanning one acre, upon the following
terms, viz: Three hundred dollars in
cash, sum safely covering costs of suit
and expenses of sale, and for the residue
credit of six months and twelve
months will be given, the purchaser ex.
ecuting his bond, bearing interest from
date, for the two deferred payments OF
equal amount. the special commissioner
retaining vendors lien for the unpaid
purchase money.
This 18th day of June, 1904
II. 7. HOUSTON,
Special Commissioner Of the Circuit
Court of Harrison County.
I. Homer W. Williams, clerk of the
circuit court of Harrison county, West
Virginia, do certify that H. 4. Houston.
special commissioner in the above men
toned cause, has executed bond before
me as required by the decree therein.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of
June. 1904
n. w WILLIAMS. Clerk.
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WORKING OVERTIME TO CON.
troll COUNTY CONVENTION.
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COUNTY ON LAST DAY TO sFIx"
THE DISTRICT CONVENTIONS.

No Stone Left Unturnsd to Secure Dele
gates It Can control-Better Element
Of Democrats Disguised at Part Her
alas little Gang Is Taking for Clique.
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n. W. WILLIAMS, Clerk.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-18
FIRST SOD TURNED
For the New Free Baptist Church on
Getchell Street.

Ar event of deep interest to the Free
EaptiSts of Waterville took place at :
o'clock, Monday morning, when the first
sod was turned for the new Fee Bap-
fist church building. which is to be
crecta,Non the northern side of Getchell
street.
The exercises We're simple and i'm
presSive. and We're attended by a goodlv
number of the members of the church.
The ScrViC eS We're opened with the sing
ing of the hymn My Faith Looks Up to
Thee" after which the pastor, Rev. :.
ID. Dodge. read the 132d Psalm. Prayer
by the pastor followed. The pastor
gave Il short address outlining the work
of the denomination in the city. thus
far. and expressing hOre for the futurD.
The first sod was turned by Mr.. Silas
Lamont, the oldest member of the
church and one OF the oldest Free RIp-
lists in Maine. The meeting closed
with the singing of Praise God from
Whom All Blessings Flow" and the
benedictlOn.
The architect of the new church
building is II. l.. Gilman. The founda-
ton will be built by Flood & Barrett
The plan for raising funds is meeting
with good success and the work will be
carried forward rapidly to compl -tion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-18
IN INDIANA.
eryan's Speeches Will Make Votes for
Roosevelt.

Layafette. Ind. Oct. 17.-William j
Bryan started, today, on the fifth day
of his Indiana campaign. Speeches
were scheduled for Lebanon, Frank
fort. Delphia. Logansport. Converse
and Marion. The crowd at Lebanon
was large.
On the train to Lebanon Mr.. Bryan
met Frank Hanly. Republican, candi-
date for governor. The tWu shook
hands cordially and exchanged pleas
antries. Il understand, Mr.. Hanly," id
Mr. Bryan. that you have been paying
me the compliment of being a sincere
MANI"
Il have" said Mr.. Hanly. "but I am
afraid You have lapsed a little since
you have been in Indiana. / think
though you will recover after you get
out of Indiana and into West Virginia"
Il fear your recognition Of my sim
certify comes little late" replied Mr..
Bryan; it would have done me more
good four years ago"
The two parted laughing. The train
stopped at Clarks Hill where a brief
address was made. Mr.. Bryan shook
hands with number Of people at Col
fax and Thorntown, but made no
speech.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-18

the hands of their lady friends of Wa
tervile The substantial tokens of their
regard and appreciation of the honor
able records OF which the banquet was
the expression.
Thu banquet began promptly at 7
o'clock, Surgeon j. F. Hill acting as
POSTMASTER in the absence OF Hon. w.
c. Philbrook. The tables were arranged
in the form of the letter H. as Il vivid
reminder of the OBJECT for which all
the invited guests We're present. At
the close of the festivities the trophy
CUP" which for the present was called
the loving cup" WAS passed from lir
To lip. containing spring water.
DR. J. F. Hill expressed regret at the
abs -ncc of Hon. w. c. Philbrook and Hon.
". 7. Haines. Mayor Davis responded to
the first toast. In behalf of the city he
spoke cheering words OF the company
since its organize ton. The second speak
er was Capt. BESSIE. who made appro-
pirate remarks. The third speaker was
J. II. income, who spoke feelngly of his
first days with the company and how he
had held his interest. Lieut.. Alden was
the next speaker and was followed by
mi, or officers. Hairs orchestra furnished
music.
The banquet was followed by drill
and the Festivities wound up with Il
dance
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-18

TAT spring, beginning as soon as the
N' had commenced to leave the river
anu continuing. more or less through
'H' summer months. men and boys
"''' S'''i '"lecting boat loads of drift
wood and dcpositing them III different
l'"''S along the waterville Shore. be-
tween the iwo dams. This As done ev-
~ year as profitable basttime by
''''h WA" prefer working to being idle
'''a many have made the remark
men would tend to discourage this
industry by people who are able to get
'N''F fire wood simply by mailing their
orders. There are said to be UPWARDS
>" cords of wood gathered in this
way. which remains after the summers
allowances have been used and many
families will be kept comfortable dur
'''N me Winter through having util-
i"to what otherwise would have gone
To waste.