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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-14
FOR SALE

For Sale:-Scotch Collie puppies
From Bess Of Glen Ellyn, sired by
Lord Roberts Of Brookmerc. Pedi-
gree show such dogs as Heachanl
Galogin and J. P Morgan's dog
Wishaw Clinker. For details
write Tracy L. Robinson, Glen
Ellyn Kennels, Route No. 2, Okla
homa City. S6-9I
A good 4-room frame cottage, 90
foot lot OH corner, located on West
hill, 81 900 gets this snap. If
you are interested see R. M. Coch-
ran. If
For Sale: Fine Plymoth Rock
eggs, $I.oo per setting of IS the
finest stock to be had, ]. B. Bower
Amber, |. 7. 86-dw-Im
A North end corner lot, 3 roomed
house; part cash, balance your
terms; price $500. See R. M.
Cochran. tt
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WANTED
Wanted-5o acres sod broken at
once. Phohe 433. P. H. Curry.
SO 81.
Wanted:-Yo Young lady to learn
type setting. Apply at this office
at once.
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Wanted:-A place to work for
board while attending Roberts
Business College.
Wanted Houses to move, c.
Stevens, union house mover, 428
Shepard and Minnesota Ave. 86-9I
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If you want your horses clipped
sent them to the Sixth StreetBarn.
j. S. Downs, V. S. Phone Io9.
Wanted:-A girl for general
housework, good wages and per-
manent place. Mrs. l. H. Harmed
COS Eighth Street. #
For Sale:-Sorosis has Wer-
nicke book case of six sections TO
sell at bargain at once. Apply
to Mrs. IN. Payne. 1906
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If you want to buy adriving pony,
a buggy, harness or all three, call
me up, l have 'em. No scrap iron
taken in trade. r. M. Cochran. IT,
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LOST
Lost: Black pig 6 weeks old.
Reward if returned to Mrs. L. d.
Ark. Ave. and Second
Street. 86-oI
Lost-Lady's S diamond ring on
Chickasha Avenue; finder return to
this office and receive libberal re-
ward. 1904
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-14
THE SQUARE DEAL FOR cH1cKAsHA.

COMMUNICATED.
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT is saying great many
things about the square DEAL He has explained
what he means by the square deal and how it should
be applied to men. And it is right that every man,
every women every boy and girl coming into this
world be given square deal. This is the Que thing
the world owes each person, and all it owes him. Give
man square deal and then let him look out for him
self That's Republicanism, that's Democracy, that's
Americansm.
But how about our collections of individuals,
our towns, our ctiesl Should they such not have
square deal as we'll as the individual Why not in
other words, give ourselves a square deal Why not
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-14
STORY OF A JUDGE.

FRIEND of Judge Dickerson is authority for
the facts in the following story The judge great
admirer of President Roosevelt-Theodore is man
after his own heart 1t has been of the cherished
desires Of his life to meet the President end grasp his
hand-and all the more since he holds his present
office under the appointment of the president. When
the President trip west was lannounced the Judge
saw his opportunity now his dream would be reaz-
ed. Last week court was in session at Tishomingo
the President was TO make brief stop at Sherman
and the Judge resolved to hurry up court business in
order to go to see him The wheels Of justice revov
ed rapidly and three hours before the train due to
leave for Sherman the last case was concluded. The
Judge was jubant-his face radiant with smiles hap
by as boy about to start to the picnic with his best
girl But Just as he was about to speak the words
adourning court a lawyer arose and said Your
Honor have a case which / have overlooked till
this minute. I know you are anxious to get away
and regret to detain you but think the facts in the
case should be laid before you. / have a client, a
poor widow, who has forty miles with her
involved in the world Ifher case goes over till next
term she will suffer He explained the case
further and left it TO the: Judge to say whether it
should tried. The latter his cherished plans
vanishing reflected a moment should he crafty
own his fond desire or should he give justice to the
poor woman 1t was an issue between pleasure and
duty A moment he looked at the humble petitioner
and her children aud then without comment said:
''Mr. Clerk, call the case" The Judge didn't see
the president
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-14
FOR RENT

Reford Bond went TO Purcell this
afternoon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-14

J.H. Carlisle was in town from
Tuttle today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-14

SQUARE DEALER" puts some very pertinent
questions in his communication in this column today.
Chickasha will do well to ponder them thoughtfully
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-14

cHIcKAsHA COTTON OIL CO. Wholesale dealers in cotton,
of seed oil and meal Capital and Surplus
S65oooo 90 Capacity 20 tons perday r Wooen N gr
GILKEY JARBoH HARDWARE GO, Jobbers and dealers in
hardware and mpemene Capital SIooooooo; two large
brick and square feet floor space
A. S Gilkey president
cHIcKAsHA MILLING Co Mers and grain dealers, whole
sale dealers in -four .apa stock $oooooco capacity 300
barrels per day. elevators capacity 100000 bushelsH B
Johnson, president
WILLIAMSON HALsELIrFRAzIER co. Wholesale grOcers
and jobbers, capacity rooms capital $500
+. Russel, Manager. o~.~.-o-~~.~oo~,~~~~~
THE sfGMoN FURNITURE & CARPET co Wholesale deal
of furniture. carpets mantes CRATES Manufacturers OF
mattresses spring beds cots kitchen tables kitchen cabinets
and Excelsior Capital $33 10000 &c I. Sgmon manager
GRAY PRODUCE CO Jobbsrs and dealers all kinds Of pro
duce, fruits and vegetables
WHITEMAN BROTHERS CO. Wholesale dealers in meats,
-four produce and general commissions capital sos
w W. Whenan, manager
c. p HOLLINGSWORTH & CO. Manufacturers of skylights,
awnings smoke stacks tanks or anything the metal line
ARMOUR PACKING CO. Pork beef packers wholesale pro-
visions lard canned goods and soaps Gls manager
SWIFT & COMPANY Beef and pork packers wholesale
in provisions. sPecialies fresh meats and soaps
A. BOOK Manufactures galvanized iron, cornce copper
and sheet iron work. mill supplies engine trimmings BELTS etc
cH1CKAsHA BoTTLING WORKS. Manufacturers and whole
sale dealers in all kinds Of soft drinks capacity 45o cases day
ELECTRIC FLAMING MILL. Manufactures of mouldings
doors, sash windows, screens, tables and desks
CRYSTAL ICE CO. Manufacturers and wholesale dealers in
and ice cream-Frank Brown, manager
II OWsLEY Manufacturer ard dealer monuments tomb
stones cemetery fences etc
CHOCTAW MILL & ELEVATOR co. Wholesale jobbers and
dealers in grain, feed, flour and corn
CHICKASHA IRON WORKS Manufacturers OF all kinds Of
iron work.
T. BARRIER Manufacturer Of sash doors windows
desks and tables.
A G FISHER Manufacturers and wholesale dealers cigars
BUIE WALLACE Manufacturers and jobbers saddles and
harness.
M cc11 Q ISIT1ceIs sT1-SS~~ e CS1I~S H. 80 80
meal and feed
HOVEY Manufacturer and wholesale dealer in ice
and candies
GODON Manufacturer Of boots and shoes capacity 500
pair per day
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-14
WANTS OF PEOPLE.

Three lines six times, IS Cents,
CASH IN ADVANCE. When
not paid in advance IS Cents
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-14
BUNCH OF STORIES
SeSsSeSsSSSSSsSSSeS eSeSSSSSSSsSeSsSSSSS
HAD A POOR MEMORY.

TEXANS WILL take no offense-he was Texas
man but Texas couldn't help it. man was on trial
in the district coui for horse stealing. Divers and
sundry witness had been summoned to testify. One
was lean ,hungry-lookng individual with an appear
ance that was anything but re-assurng. The lawyer
didn't like his ooks-he began to question him:
"Were you ever convicted of crime2 ''Yep," +"
'Wherep" was inquired In Texas. For how
long were you sent up1' Five years Then
the lawyer asked On what charge?" Witness hesi-
tated, scratched his head, and looked yacantly.
Don't believe remember finally came the reply.
The lawyer told him to jog his memory Finally he
had faint recollection it was for stealing COW OF
something Of the sort. Apparently his five year $
reflection his deed has not left very deep impress
sion on him-or perhaps the occurrence was to COM
mon and trivial to make an impression.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-14
ALMOST A TEEToTALER.

AMONG THE applications for positions on the police
force, recently presented to the council of
more than passing interestat least set forth one
claim to merit that was out Of the ordinary Appli-
cant in presenting his claims to the ugust body very
properly set forth the positions Of honor and
trust which he had filled to the satisfaction OF his
constituents Then be proceeded to say I honest
industrious and sober. am fifty years of age
and never took but one drink in my lifep' In this
last statement shone forth the transcendent merit Of
the applicant Think of fit-one drink in ffty-one
years. The question arises, why did he spoil his
record as teetotaler by taking one3'
Gloucester County Democrat., 1905-08-10
The PIERCE School

The Peirce School of Philadelphia has
assisted the following young people in
this section To- positions recently:
r. G. Marshall. Mt. Ephraim, with
|s.iffel and freeman, 72s Chestnut street,
Philadelphia.
Mary K. O'Sullivan, Gloucester City,
with the Record Publishing Company,
Philadelphia.
James Mcbride, Gloucester City, with
the Bell Telephone Company, 18th and
Filbert streets, Philadelphia.
John T. Allen, Woodbury., with Thos.
w. Price and Company, 5o5 Minor street,
Philadelphia.
Charles Newton, sharptown, with II.
I. Cornell, l845-7 \. 9th street, Phila-
delphia.
III. Walter stratton, Paulsboro, with
Frank H. Stewart Electric Company, 35
N. 7th street, Philadelphia.
Bessie Clark, Clarksboro, with W. n.
Gosneli, 207 N. Second street, Philadel-
phia.
Walter E. Moore, swedesboro, with
Clement N. Divine and Company, 26 S.
Front street, Philadelphia,
James E. Whitesell, Woodbury., with
Platt, Youngman and Company, 434
Walnut street, Philadelphia.
Walter S. Worrell, swedesboro, with
Hitchner Wall Paper Company, Broad
way and Benson streets, Camden.
William A. Laub, Woodbury., with
Charles W. Neeld and Company, 300
Market street, Philadelphia.
Herman K. Goslin, Salem, with Irish
Brothers, 1o4 West End Trust Building,
Philadelphia.
Harrison w. Holton, Pedricktown,
with Victor Talking Machine Company.
Camden
Arthur H. Lyons, Wenonah, with
Horace r Potts and Company, 316 n.
Third street, Philadelphia.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1905-08-10
Black Short Haired Gallery.

New Jersey chartered the most unique
corporation in its history last week when
it issued a certificate 10 the Black Short
Haired Cattery, with a capital Of $4,000.
The object Of the concern is given as fol-
lows:
TO breed. train, deal in, insure. ex-
hibit, export, import, board and care for
short-haired cats and pet stock to act as
brokers and agents for all kinds of cats
to deal in all equipment and accessories
necessary to cats, and to deaf in rabbits
and squads
The capital stock is divided into Fifty
shares of the par value Of $Ioo each. The
incorporators are Louis B. barley, = H.
Gunther and Thomas r Barrett, clerks IN
the Corporation Trust Company, IS Ex-
change Place, Jersey City, which is tbs
registered Office Of the cattery.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1905-08-10
Railroad Property Assessed.

The state board Of assessors on Tuesday,
under the provisions Of the Dufield act,
chapter 81, laws Of 1905, certified to the
various taxing districts Of the state, the
assessed valuation Of .he railroad and canal
property other than imam stem' q
waterway located in such taxing dis
tricts respectively.
The report gives in detail the assess
ment on all the different railroads and
canals Each county is taken separately,
The counties are DIVIDED into cities, town
ships and boroughs. In each place tht
name Of the railroad and description o.
the property assessed is given with the
assessment. The value Of the second-class
railroad property in this county is placed
at $95, 12s, an increase Of S., 19a oyer ths
valuation Of last year. The amount Of taz
that will come to the various municipal
divisions Of this county is Sf427.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1905-08-10
Wants News Published.

Charles H. Pennypacker, burgess Of
West Chester, Pa, in a communication to
the Local Neps Of that place, complains Of
the borough council suppressing his month
IL report Of fines collected and licenses
paid, because they wished TO spare the
feelings Of the families Of the unfortunate.
This IS an excellent theory, but if i an
unwise practice,
Publicity deters the repetition of the
offense Publicity tells every runa-seller
who are the people Of known intemperate
habirs' and future sales 70 them are peril.
Gus. Publicity cannot bring heartaches e
families callousea by brutality, indifference
and impfoyideuce. Publicity arouses pnb;
Id sentiment u fasten the blame where \
Gloucester County Democrat., 1905-08-10
COUNCIL Proceedings.

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meesing O eouncll q ussoay evening
last
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Gloucester County Democrat., 1905-08-10
Temperance Day at Pilman.

Next Thursday, August II. viii be:
Temperance Day at Pitman Grove. and the
interesting exercises will be under The
auspices Of the w. G. r. q Of Gloucester
County The program Will open at 70, 30
Il ID With dsxotional ses lea kSi sIIts
S. r. Brooks, 81 Woodbury., after whis.
Mrs. Anna G. HUFF, Of National Park, will
deliver brief address, The needs Of a New
Union. Then Alice and May Gibbs, ofl
Thorofare, will sing duet, after which
Miss Jennie c. Nicholson, Of Bridgston.
will make an address, The Other Bottle
AT23 80 F. N.
DEVOTIONAL Exercises
Mrs. Anna E. Walton, Woodbury.
Paper Vaccination, A Plea for Prohibi-
tion,
Miss Helen P. Strong, Matawan
Solo, Mrs. III. Petit, Barnsboro
Address The Optimistic Side Of the ".
C. T. U. Work,
Mrs. Ella NJ. Thaeher, Florence
Recitation Tired Of Life
Miss Laura E. Holmes Clarksboro
AT 7.30 r. n.
Song Service Led by DR.. h. 1. Gilmour
DEVOTIONAL Exercises,
Mrs. Sarah Hannold, Paulsboro
Address The Army Canteen With the
Eyes of the W. c. T. q.
Mrs. Ella NJ Thscher Florence
The morning session will be held in the
Tabernacles
Gloucester County Democrat., 1905-08-10
West Jersey Grove Camp

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Gloucester County Democrat., 1905-08-10
CLAYTON vs.. WooDBuR y

Ia the first Of series Of games between
the old rivals Woodbury. and Clayton, the
Clayton team was victor at Clayton on
Tuesday. Four runs were made by the
champions. and Chief Legget who twirled
for them blanked Groves youngsters, and
allowed them five hits. Willis who twirled
for the Country Club practically had Clay
ton on the guessing bench, for the heavy
hitters secured only eight hits, and eight
of them famed the elusive ether. Eight Of
the Woodbury. boys famed too but lost the
game because Of inability to hit at crisis.
Usually with a man or two on base the
succeeding batsmen flied or struck out.
Woodbury. went out in order in the frs. /,
but Clayton secured half Of its rms in
their turn. Willis walked Fergerson, Fisch-
man hunted cleverly and sacrificed his team
mate to second. Martin biffed the sphere
|oYer FIRST base for two sacks, and while
Q, Rourk was busy striking ont, scored on
one Of Willis Wild pitches
/ The rain which fell previous 70 the game
stopped after the second inning, but the
grass was wet and made steady twirling
very difficult.
Woodbury. had good chance to score IN
the third. With D. Specie out, Willis
singled to right, Davis duplicated to left
advancing Willis, A. johnson struck out,
and Dopson grounded out to third.
Clayton made their third run in the
fifth. Furguson hit to right, Fischman
again sacrificed neatly, Martin struck out,
| o'Rourke hit to centre scoring Furgerson,
but was caught stealing second
In the next inning base on balls, an
error and wild pitch scored Clayton's last
run. Bowers walked, Brady hunted, and
Willis with good chance to retire Bowers
at second, threw wildly to Leiberts both
advancing one base. Willis then struck
out Craft. Beyier and Leggett in order, but
wild pitch that grazed Leggett scored
Bowers.
Speese hitin the fourth, Leibert grounded
to second, retired speese, but F. Johnston
and O'Neil famed.
| In the seventh a rapid double play pulled
Willis out Of another hole. One out Fisch
was hit, Martin singled, 0'Rourke singled
to Davis, and Bowers hit to Leibert whe
then to speese retiring % Rourke, and Bow
ers was thrown out at first.
In she ninth Dopson famed, speese pu'
one through Fisehmann's legs, Leibert hl'
to left, F. Johnston hit out, Leibert t
second, and O'Neil grounded out to Fich
man. The score:
! Clayton. 40 9 0l ~ x-
/ Woodbury.. o y Q Y Y y Y ~
Gloucester County Democrat., 1905-08-10
Governor Stokes Makes New Laws.

| Governor Stokes Monday afternoon con
cluded the signing Of the bills passed b.
the last session Of the Legislature when be
placed his signature to Senate bill No. Is
and assembly bills 366 and 273.
| No. 273, by Assemblynan Robbins, is q
supplement TO the act relative TO the SUI
preme and circuit courts. and gives the
Governor power to appoint, By consent Of
the senate, six judges, each Of whom shall
be empowered to hold, in the absense Of a
justice OF the supreme court, the circuit
courts in the counties. The measure fur
| ther provides that the four circuit court
Judges now in Office shall continue until
the expiration Of their respective terms, and
in like manner there shall be appointed
successors to said judges when the offices
become vacant. According to the new law
each Of the judges shall hold his Office for
the term Of seven years from the date Of
commission The salary is fixed at 81, 800
No. 306, by Assembly Colby, amends
the public school act Of 1903 By fixing the
yearly salary Of the county superintendents
Of schools at 50, 600.
No. 70, by Senator Lee, provides that
when any person makes application for q
license to sell Intoxicating liquors within a
city it shall not be necessary to state in the
application that the applicant is provided
with stabling and proyender for beasts:
This bill was passed in the interest Of
Atlantic City hotels.
The governor has signed 269 bills from
the last session, 12a senaIe and l47 assembly
hills.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1905-08-10
BAsI Ball.
CAMDEN vs.. C'LA YTON.

BY winning from Camden last Saturday,
Clayton has captured three Of the five
games in the series between these two
teams. Manager Verga fully expected to
land victory, but his calculations were
upset BY Chief Legget, the nan with the
catching grin. The Chief had Camden
going about from start to finish. He
allowed but four hits and struck out five
men.
Clayton found Cunningham curves to
their liking, hitting him hard when hits
meant runs. The Gloucester countianss
score was held down BY Camden's slick
fielding.
Camden got half its runs in the fifth
inning when Clayton went up in the air.
Fischman and Martin carried off the
batting honors. Craft. Courts and Verga
excelled in fielding
Gloucester County Democrat., 1905-08-10
New Turnpike Deal.

The annual meeting Of the Mullica Hill
and Woodbury. Turnpike Company was
held at Telford Inn, Mantua, last Thurs
day. and unusual things were done. Here
tofore, when a vacancy occurred in the
Board of Directors, some old stakeholder
was put in and four good dinners year
constituted the diyidends. While cash
Eaiyidends svere not distributed The earn.
ings Of the road were devoted to the pay
ment of bonds, issued to build d telford
road between Mantua and Woodbury..
Since the death Of DR.. H. G. CLARK, for
many years President Of the road, Free
holder John Rachor, Jr., has been quietly
buying the stock, and when the stoekhold-
ers met last Thursday he was in position
TO choose the directors and the following
were elected John Rachor, JT. DIR. II. e.
CLARK, Charles w knight, D. O. Watkins,
E. H. Davis, 4. B. Ridgway. James Jes-
sup, Joseph n. Coombs, James Rachor, H.
NJ. Hendy. B. d. Pancoast, A. J. Nichols
and C. 7. Molony. These at once organ
lied by electing the following officers:
President and superintendent, John Rachor,
Jr; secretary, Or. H. H. Clark; treasurer,
Charles w Knight.
Mr.. Rachor's plan Of operating the road,
we are informed, is to expend less money
in paying bonds and more in keeping the
road at the top notch Of excellence. And
to this work he will give his personal
supervision.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1905-08-10
The Census.

Bulletin No. II, just issued, gives some
interesting figures which we quote. Mid
die township, Cape May county, has 1884
population, an increase Of 1893. Ceilings
wood, Camden county, 25ss, an increase
Of $50, since 1900 Beverly City, a55S, an
an increase Of 3os New Barbados town
ship, Bergen county, 11,o7s, an increase Of
1855. ryington, Essex county, 71so, an
increase Of 1925 Mountclair, $3.50, an
increase of 24os. Newark has increased
81 a1s, and now has population Of 2ss,
2ss. Morristown, Morris county, has .
population Of 12,1a6, an increase of s79.
Denver, ii the same county, has popula-
sion 81 6353, an increase Of 4I5. The City
ol Elizabeth has i population of Sc, 5o9s AZ
increase of 8379
Many d the rural townships show slight
decrease.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1905-08-10
Couatry Club Anniversary

The eighth anniversary Of the Wood
bury Country Club will be obsessed on
Saturday and the following events are
announced for the day:t
Base Ball The Woodbury. Country
Club vs.. Paulsboro. Game called at
$50 p. M
A Mems Handicap Golf Tournament
Tor prizes and cup points, at 80 O'Clock.
An Invitation Tennis Tournament will
be held at 2 O clock, consisting Of Mems
Singles, Mems Doubles, and Ladies'
Doubles. Members Of Beverly Athletic
Association, Moorestown Field Club,
West Haddonfeld Tennis Club and
Woodbury. Country Club are invited to
participate. No limit has been placed
on number Of entries, but no player will
lbe permitted TO enter in more than one
event. Entries should be made to John
rs. Twells, Chairman Of Tennis Commit
tee, on or before Thursday, August 10th.
/ The Entertainment Committee will
lgive an Informal Dance in the evening
| from eight 10 twelve.
/ Cars leave Broad and Cooper streets al
ll7.45, 8.l5 and s45 p. N. Returning al
l1O22, u.07 and IL. 90 o'clock b. Ia.
/