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The daily sentinel., 1908-12-26

There was a general suspension of
business. Every store in the city
was closed all or part of the day
and but very few were opened any
part of the day. 1t seemed, and 1t is
the proper spirit, too, that every
body who possibly could, refrained
from laboring on Christmas Day. The
business section wore Sunday look.
During the afternoon hundreds of
people were out walking and this
made the business center look pretty
lively.
AT ST. Matthew'S church Christ
mas Day services were held in the
morning and were largely attended.
Services were also held al the Cath
olic church. The other churches had
their Christmas services the night
before or will have them Sunday.
OF course there were Christmas
dinners and family reunions, large
and small dinner parties. etc, with
out number 1t was day of Joy and
pleasure. open house" Yas kept at
many homes.
There were numerous big social
events in the afternoon and evening
some that were invitation affairs and
others that were public affairs. All
were attended by merry throngs and
the pleasures of the day extended lar
into the night
The Christmas spirit was rvery-
where and nearly everybody seemed
to be infected with this glorious
spirit.
Through the noble work of the Sal
vation Army and several other char
liable organizations of the city the
good cheer and JOY of the day was
sent into many homes where the
pinch of poverty has been or is beins
felt and many heart was made glad
and many a soul made TO feel that
though the clouds lower and trials
come. life after all is worth while
and the world is full of kind people
The Christmas tree entertainment
given by the Salvation Army OH
Thursday evening at the barracks
was enjoyed by several hundred peo-
pie and the distribution of gifts
among the children brought world
of happiness TO their little hearts.
Yesterday Ensign Pitts, his good
wife and their worthy co-workers
were busy all day scattering blessings
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-26

Don't forget to get that Xmas
piano from the Lindholm Piano Co.,
129 South Sixth street.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-26
Battle Creek Treatments

given, such as Massage. Electric
Light Baths. Sprays. Vibrassage.
Electric Water Baths Galvanic, Far
adic, Static, XRay and so forth
All kinds of diseases, except infec-
tious and contagious, are treated.
Stomach and nervous diseases spe-
cialty.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-26

The various Sunday school enter
tainments on Thursday evening at
many of the churches of the citywere
great successes and occasions of un-
limited pleasure for the little folks.
Every entertainment was interesting
and delightful and nearly all were
of u novel and original nature.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-26
FAIRLAWN. SANITARIUM AND
HOSPITAL

Located at the corner or First and
White avenue; phone Junction 3Ss-
All kinds of
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-26

Lap robes at your own price. Fred
Mantey. ENM@
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-26

Prompt and reasonable repair ser
vice.-J. E. Mckenzie, the Plumber.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-26

Miss Sarah Hammond, OF Delta, il
her uncle and aunt. Mr. an,
Mrs. John Maxwell of this city.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-09-11

ihcn ser mirflid) iiir Gaiia0iere uno
6rod)t bC5nbltcn ltno Der pom 8eiet
DorAcihriebencn 9iotc. 6erner lollen
III Der 8errefnung fir ie0e ein5eIne
6obrt o0er 6rodtIcnbung Die Statio.
nen onacaeben uerOen, 5lpiifen mel.
den oo5 6nbrgeIO erboben poroen lit
un0 ouh Ser 9tone ieOes ein5elnen
9lciienOcn gebudt uer0en. Iieie Ser.
rehnllngen iollen peiteren 8erfiiguit.
gen 0eS @ridtSbofe6 imterIteben uno
ole Wcbrbe5oGIl,ng iou in ieOem Elm.
5elncn Sole inmmt SntereIien inner.
boIb eineS pom @eridt ieitgeiebfen
GotumS an ieoe Ser betriienoen Ser.
lonen 5uriidbc5oblt perben fafls
ipGtcr cnti6icoen per0cn ioqte, Dob
Der tenlporGre Ginboltsbefebl nidt
bGtte bclpilliOt merocn ioaen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-09-11
Ginluanocrmngs Gummiiiar Sargcni
ocItpr6cM.

" a bington, 9. g., 4. Scpi.
- Ironf 9. Sorgcnt, GommiiiGr bes
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES I'M Geporte.
ncnt fir 9lrbeit ,no Sonoel, ltorb
bciltc III bicliger Stobt an cincm Otos
genlciocn. Gr mar 81 Sabre alt tla
III Grange, ST., gcburcn. Sn 1898
ernonntr i'm ErGiioenl Mcainlcp
5un MitgIicb Ser SnouItric Cont
nliiiion. Gie Steae ocs Giniponoc.
rlngs : GnmmiliGrs bcflcioete or icit
1902. Sor 1898 mar cr Gbcf Der
2ofonlotiubci5er @riiocrid)aft.
9lm lebtcn Suli crlitt Scrr Sor.
gent acle9entlidy eincs 9eiutbcs in
SbcpcroStoiun, @.sTa., cincn IN.
gliiflihen Stltr5, bon oclien 6olgcn
CT li6 mic mic0cr berbolte. Scit bic
len @odcn luor CT gclGGnt. Sm
Ginfion9e nit ieincm @unibc ipcr,
Den ieinc llebcrrcitc om nGfItcn
Sonntoa 9ia6mittog nod) eincm
flr5cn &cidengottesoienIt, 3u 9lide
perbrnnnt lpcrocn. Ser 8crItorbene
binterlGbt elite @ittiue uno cine
Godtcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-09-11
@ieScraninabmc Ses Setrie6cs.

Sipermore sails, DE, 4.
September. - Golparo Hilep, ser 81.
oiiion Superintendent ser .,Snter.
national Eoper Gomponp," giebt be-
fonnt, boB Die Eopicrmiiblen ser 8e.
lcIlidoft bier am s. September in
9etrieb gelebt mcroen lpiiroen. Ser.
ncr, Dob Die ieit bier @ofen ieiern.
ocn 9lrbcitcr IN iener Tabrif unter
ocn Seltintnltngen beS fiir5lih 5lpi.
Ihcn Der @cieIlihoft, ocn stationary
,Sircnten uno Der rSnternotionol
BROTHERHOOD Of Eltlp, Sulpbite &
Fopcr Mia @prfer5" ACKNOWLEDGMENT
GontrntteS Die 9lrbeit uicoer aufneb.
men fonnen. Ger ncue Gontraft re.
oil5irt ollie 20bnc im . Erojent. Die
2cllte limo Dor Woben an Sen Strife
gegongen neil Die 65efeIlIf)oit ibneit
cine 1O-pro5entige 2obnreouftion ari.
5pingen pollte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-09-11
Stabtdcn GaiubiSc ciuecaidjcrt.

Heno, 9tep., 4. Sept. - Hmo'
bloc, cin StG0then bon etlpo 5000
Gimuobnern i'm iiiOli6cn Sbeile oe5
Stontcs 9tCpaoa lit brlte burd SSeuer
total 5critort uorOcn, llub sic gan5e
9epDlferung id)iucbt in GROCER 9totb
@S malaelt al 9iobrilng uno onocren
2cbcnSbcOiiriniiicn. Der &erlllIt miro
oii $750,000 gcidbGbt. Ger tclcgro
pbiihc &erfcbr NIT Hombioe mar
lGnGcrc ,3eit untcr6rodcn, nno eS oes
lang crit gcgcn I llbr 9totblnittagS.
i'm micoer bcr5uItcllen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-09-11

Tiiiten beripanoeIt. Sn SobnStomr
ga, iilO 5lpei non sen brei grobsn
Hcieruoirs, lpcIhc sic Staot nit @ai.
lcr periorgen, falt 9Gn5Iih Iccr uno
MIR oas Sinditon'9tln.H bat
nod 8orratb. Giele SoGlicr I'M mitt-
leren SDcilc bon SobnStomn iino
bette obne @oIicr, llno oie 9euGlfe.
rung, Uclcbc nod neriorgt miro, lit
ourb Die 9eb0roe crmo6nt moroen,
iuBerlt iparIa!n nit ibrem @oIier
lum5n9eben. Sm Sale cineS groBen
@ran0eS mGre oos SNIimntltc 5u be,
iiirft.n.
Sn Aiorgantomn, @. ,Ga, nur0e
Oie grobc 6o6rif ser n9Imcricun
Sbcet ans Gin Tlote 60" ans Wons
gel an @uiicr 2cIdbloiien. &icle SGgc
nliiblcn, aoblen5c6en unb Gofc- Scfen
an Gcder'S Grecf iinb cbcniouS al.
Der @etric6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-09-11
gSie luiro bic Welt nntcraehen?

Sic troniit gloria mninoi (So Der.
gebt Die Serrlibfeit Der @eIt) beiBt
Is befanntlid) gIber ii6cr Die ,Sra.
get ipie Dies nlnl 5it Stanoe fonilnen
ioll, boriiber linb iib Die @elebrten
inlmcr nod nidt einig geiuoroen. I'm
Der 2olllng oeicr Srage etipas n1ber
SIT fonmcn, bot iid) ~Eeorions" oil
mc6rcrc miicnidoitlid) beoeutenoe
Wf1nncr geiuonot. Giner bon ibnen,
Sir Olipcr Snoge, crfl0rt fiir5 uno
bilnoig, ooB CT oos niht ,uiiic. 2oro
NbcburD berlpeiit bcn Srngeltcller on
Ole glltronomen, llno obgleid) er ielbit
nl6t 5ll oleIcr @ottling gebort, glai,bt :
er bod, ooB Die @rbe in Die Sonne
follen miro. Erofeiior &. s. Gar. +
iuooo b1lt cine groBe lleberihpem.
mung fir nloglid) itno erflGrt Iie fol.
9cnoernloBen: Die @eitaltung Der
GrooberilGbe b1nat bon sipei tsufto-
rem ob, eimlol BON oen Grobeben, Die
6ie Grbe i6nell ober ollm1blit) oitf@
milblcn llnb erbobelt 5ueitens BRO,
deIt Ole GrooberflGhc iort,pibreno,p
nb 9tiln beiinoet iif Die groe be-p
funntlid III eincm 3ultonoe fortge.
letter glbfiiblung. @cnn nun eineS.
Cages oic abgefiiblte, eritdrrte gro-
ihid)t 10 bid iein miro, ooB fein WaI.
ler mebr binoltrhoringen fam, Damn
miro lpcoer @cbirgSbiloung nohero.,
beben mebr ltuttfin0cn. 0ogegen
miro oltrh Die iortbouernoe slbbr0. :
delltng bie Grooberflide iid inlmer
mebr Dem WeereSipiegel nGbern, umh
hei oicicr iortgeietten slbflabing .
fam oic Gr0e alln1blid bis 81 elmer
5icie pom chpn 30 Netern nad
Eroiciior Gnrluoob's 9erednung -
inter onS @oiier periinfen.
Sebr intcreiiont lit Die Sbeorie oe5
BGpiiterS Sir @m. Gomlup. Gr iud)t
Ole llriudbe cinsS .Grounterganges% .
niht ctiuo in elmer Hutlreriheinung.
ionoerl beiiirrhtet, ooB Die Menideit
in Solge bon lleberpolferimg perbnn,
gerll miiiien. Sir &n. Sugeins, Der
bcribntte slitronom, pertritt oie Mn.i
iitft, ooB Die Grbc ioluobl burd iiber<
mGBige Site luie uuh ourt aGIte
81 @rllnOc geben fam. 9eIonberS
pnbrIbeinIih i6eint linn bieGolliiiion
unierer Come nit einem anbereR
@eitirn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-09-11
Gurnebmcr 8ait.

San SronciSco 4. Scpt. -.
@raf Gcroinano oe W'ontpeniicr,
Sobn bcS @roieu 2ouiS Ebilippt
A'Orlcans, cines ErGtenoeuten oul
sen iron5Giiiden Sbron, lit in 9cglci-
illng ctIider 6reltnOe ouf Sem Can't
pier yW'ongolia" bier oltgefommcn
mo miro cirigc Gage bleibcn e6c CT
icine SSobrt naN Dem Often iortiett.
Sein Goter, ser @raf Don EuriS
oiente mGbreno 0c5 @iirgcrfricgc5 it
Der llnionSarnee. Ger @roi oe Wtont-
pellicr it % Sabre aft, cin Gol'iil
beS a0nigS bon Spunicn rno cir
@crlponotcr oes GGnigS BON Yorh.
gal.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-09-11
(finlnlts6cithl bcluiQiat.

@ltnOcsgcrihte geipGbrten Giien6o0
llen S6ub aeNen 3luciccntS. .6o6r.
rotelt.
ct. Eaul, Wiinn, 5. Scpt. -
9ii0tcr Bnn Ieprnter bonn Nunoea.
Qcridt bier Gnt Der st. &oli3 >Sron
Oiountnin & Soutbcrn" un0 Orei on-
0eren in 9lrfduios betrictrnen Gilcn.
bnbncn eincn Gin1nItabeirbl 0c9en
bic StootS Giienbobn Golnlniiiion
bon Nrtnnlna NcuGbrt, Sic Gcmnlii.
lion miro 0nolrd berbutocrt, Oie neue
Observation-Disclosures in aroit 81
icbcn; ferncr miro ibr unteringt bie
@obuen al Ger Grb0blmg scr ,Sroht
rotcn i'm inncrltnotlibcn Tertebr su
bchin0ern.
Jiidter Icucntcr erflGrt in ieincr
Gntiheioung: Sin trmporGrer Gin.
bnltS6eiebl miro beluilligt, eS miro
aber gleidBCiti9 5lrn Sdube Scr
Srdhipericnoer lmo ser Teiien0cn
perlongt, oob ieoe Giienbobn-@ -@ciell.
idoit 9iirgldnit 5lir So6e BON $500.
600 Itellt m0 cine Genaue Gerreh.
nung fiibrt il6er ocn llntcridico 3iui.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-09-11
Ginaetrpfncte @cgcnScn.

YittsburG ga, A. Sept. =
9ie anboItenoe Iiirrc i'm iucltlihcl.
Iennipluanien uno @cIt-girginien
brobt perbGngnibDoq ST weroen ilnS
bat bereits 9etriebscinitellungen in
peri6ieornen SnOuitric5mcigen ber-
beigciiibrt. ,Sn @recnsburg baben
n1ebrerc gtnbliiicrncnts ser IS. s.
6rid Gofc Co." lire sbGtigfeit I'M.
tcrbroben uno bie 6armer in jcncr
Gegcno miiiien ibrcn @niIer6eoarf
mcilen!peit III &agen bolen. Stromc,
ipelde nic pprber pcriicgterL iinb Jest
eingetrodnet ooer in cine 9ieibe bon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-09-11
Mihperitamoem.

Gin betcres MiBperlt1nonib CT.
eigncte iid fiir5Iid in ainem mGrftr
id)en Stdbt6en. Gin bieoerer 2ann.
mann aus cinein benn6barten 0orf
tormt 5nr Staot, nm einsntnuietn
Nah beenoigtem @eihdft anBert Der
&animann: sd babe bier aud etipas
iiir 6liegen," mprani ser 9anomann
eriuioert: @enn oe ileegen oat mid
ireten wollen ipat ct bi mi gifft.
ertra ior ie topeu 90 id nids!" 4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-09-11
3 h tnoer poIitii der 8e
fongener beitroft.

0orpot, Qiplono, 4. Sept.-@in
FOIi5ei Sergeant lno icAs 9luiieber
oeS bieiGcn @ciGngnilies muroen 5lt
ic rSobr @ciGn9niB berllrtbeilt, neil
lie poIitIidbe @eion0cne gefoltert bat.
ten, I'M ibnen 8eitdnOniiie SIT eit.
IofCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-09-11
Eruiac @r;gbt nnS icin Ncruplan.
" a ibinatpn, .. g., A. Set

&a bington .. s., 4. Sept.
= Srpiue @rigbt nlndte beute nit
ieincm aeroplon cinen weiteren Shlg
iibcr sen gre:5ierpIas bel Sort Wper
ino oericlbc 9elang beiler als Der
gcltrigc. Gie D}aidine lmfreiite oos
sSelo iiinf Wol uno lnnOete alsbunn
obne iegl6en llnioll biht Dor Dem
Belt, mel6es 81 ibrer 9luibepabrung
oient. Ger Sllg oalrerte 4 Yiinlttcli,
10 Seflnoen, bei ciner @inbeslhncl.
ligfelt bon 8 3i5 Weilen pro Stnnoc,
INTO Die Sabrgcidlpinoigfelt oes Nero
plans mnroe duf 30 Dieilen pro
Stiinoc geidGst. 0ie bo1Iie bon ser
Mald)inc erreidte Sobc betrua SC
SUB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-09-11
SSicr lSsriunCn erItift.

Ct. Ennl, Minn., 4. September.
- Eetcr Shollcrt, icinc Satin
2oliS G6riitionien rno SoonS Sen,
0ridicn critiftcn mGbrcno scr lebtcn
9iotbt 5nfGaig III Ser S6olcrt'i0cn
@obnmq blrh bnS Ginotbmcn BON
2cuhtNns. Gbriitianicn mo Scnoritf
icn iuaren 6ei SfoQcrt 3u 8oItc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-09-11
YfitglieS ocs bcmpfratiidrm Watio-
nal=Gumitc's acItorbca.

Nem Oorf, 4. September. =
9llcranbcr Group, Wiitglieo oes sc.
mofrotiibcn gtutional Gpnlites ilir
Connecticut llno Heooftel,r ser yNen
6npcn llnion." lit beute 9lbeno bier
pIobIicb geliorben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-09-11
Soiiplunrf rcttctc i'm.

Gan NCrnbar0ino, Gol, 4.
Scptem6cr. - 9lrbibnlo 9onfS bon
Bbilooelpbia luuroc geitern in ocm
nobcgelcQcncn @cbirge ouf merflpiir-
bige 8eiic 0urd &illiont Rogers Gus
Seem .SDorf bon ioit iidcreln Sooe &c,
rcttct. 3ie bei0cn @enonnten lno
5Wei on6crc 0crrcn mobten einen
9fitt burh's 0cbirge, iuobci YonfS'
Eier0 mlsglitt rnb bicier cincn itci.
len slbbong hinllnter bis 5llm Tonbe
cineS tiefcn 2I6GriInbes rollie. S5ort
on hieicm birlt CT iih an eincm Yu=
i1c felt, ober 0icier gn6 bnlo nnh uno
9anfs miirOc in Den 9lbgrltn0 0e.
Itiir5t iein, mcnt nid)t 9iogcrs nit
gei6idtcr S,ono cin 2oiio geworien
b1tte, boS 9nnfS felt unri6lang uno
iuoron oieicr in Die SoGe gesoeen
ipuroc, o6nc &crIcbltngen non 9eoell-
tling erlittcn ~ 6aben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-09-11

EGiic snr Geiic in's Slnslanb BE-
iurgt 6. Iainc, Wr. Alb, SIt-Yalti.
inurcitrafe, nabr Gni.pm !6uaie TSr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-09-11

Edne fhr'S MnSianb beTorBt Z. SALINE, Rs.
k13 Hu.Hnlttmett,etr. uaae 0nhsm 0ssle.Ape.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-11-11

Sec. 19. Grades on Thirteenth Street.
That the grade elevation OF intersec-
tions OF curb lines, Thirteenth street,
with the curb lines Of the several
cross streets shall be as follows:
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-11-11

Section 5. Grades on Pennsylvania
Avenue.-That the grade elevation Of
the intersections Of the curb lines.
Pennsylvania avenue. ith curb lines
of the several cross streets shall be as
follows:
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-11-11

Sec. Z Grades on Oregon Avenue
That the grade elevation Of the inter-
sections of the curb lines, Oregon
avenue, with curb lines of the several
cross streets shall be as follows:
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-11-11

Sec 4. Grades on Illinois Avenue
That the grade elevation of the inter-
sections OF the curb lines. Illinois
avenue. with curb lines Of the several
cross streets shall be as follows:
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-11-11
published Nov. ., 1SoS)
ORDINANCE NO 3f7.

An ordinance establishing and defin-
ing the grades of certain streets in
the city Of Chickasha Oklahoma
Be It ordained by the mayor and
counciImen OF the city Of Unickasha.
Oklahoma:
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-11-11

Sec. 8. Grades on Washington Ave
nue.-That the grade elevation Of the
intersections OF the curb lines, Wash
ington avenue, with curb lines Of the
several cross streets shall be as fol-
lows:
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-11-11
IS PASSING TO THOSE WHO
TILL THE SOIL

A 227.
$40 acres. tour miles from railroad
town, $40 per acre See as quick
c 2o1
100 acres, 90 in cultivation, one mile
from railroad town, Crazy county. a
bargain. $50 per acre.
C 2o2.
TWO 4O-acre tracts. two miles from
chicteshS. well located. s45 aud $50
per acre.
A 22s.
40 acres three and one-half miles
from Chickasha. on section line, s2s
per acre.
A 22s.
so acres, good upland. two miles
from good railroad town, Grady coun-
", all fenced. $50 per care.
A 2so.
80 acres, one and one.half miles from
last named town, s25 per acre, number
one land.
See US for leases.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-11-11

Sec. IA. Grades on Eighth Street,
That the grade elevation Of he inter
sections Of curl lines. Eighth street,
with the curb lines Of The several
cross streets shnll be as follows:
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-11-11

Sec Is. Gr96es on Ninth Street.
That the grade elevation Of the inter
sections Of curb lines, Ninth street,
with the curb lines of the several
cross streets shall be as follows:
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-11-11

idaho 4te-ce
Texas Avenue M li-.o
Fol.d i2AO
A4sto4 s.~e tI2oO
Arkabsa. 81 uas $50
city ArA.s 1850
See. 20. Grade. on bouueea.h street.
THAT the tr-de Gle, lion OF inter.
sections OF curb l.ne.. Fourteenth
street, with curb hnes OF the several
cross streets shall be as follows:
Iowa avenue ............ .1llS.O
Minnesota avenue .....111S.5
Dakota avenue ........... .1119.5
Idaho avenue .......1l1e.o
Oregon avenue .G121.0
Texas avenue ...........11l2.0
Washington avenue ... 11140
Florida avenue ......,.1115.O
missouri avenue ..........lllbO
200 feet south OF south line
OF Missouri avenue ...1i26,O
Arkansas avenue ... .f1300
City Limits ..............1144.0
Sec. 2i. This ordinance shall be in
full force and effect from and after
its passage. approval and publication
Passed and approved this 5th day
of November 1867
n B. Bridges.
Attest: Mayor.
Joe Dews,
city Clerk.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-11-11

Sec. s. Grades on Texas Avenue TT
That the grade elevation Of the inter
sections Of the curb lines. Texas
avenue, with curb lines Of the several
cross streets shall be as follows:
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-11-11

Sec. 6. Grades on Idaho Avenue
That the grade elevation of the inter
sections of the curb lines, Idaho
avenue, with curb lines Of the several
cross streets shall be as follows:
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-11-11

Sec 10. Grades on Seventh Street.
That the grade elevation Of the inter-
sections of curb lines. Seventh street.
with the curb lines of the several
cross streets shall be as follows:
The Washington times., 1908-09-27
EPISCOPAL HIGH
IN NO-SCORE GAME

Episcopal High School yesterday
started its football season with a no.
score game with the Old Dominion team
Of Alexandria, the score. 0 TO 0. The
visiting squad was late in arriving at
the grounds. and the game did not be-
gin until late in the afternoon.
In the first few minutes of play the
weight Of the visitors gave them a de-
cided advantage. though the home team
quickly braced up and held Alexandria
without gain within ten yards Of their
goal for two downs. On the third Bar
rett failed an easy goal Hewitt kicked
out and then the ball went I'D and down
the field several times. being driven by
Viewers line bucks and Barrett's on
side kicking. which seldom failed to
gain the required distance. A drizzlinc,
rain fell throughout the game, and many
fumbles were made on both sides
Pitts run of twenty-five yards through
a crowded field was a feature
The beginning of the second half was
much like the first. the Alexandrians
having il all their own way. In the
first few minutes Of play they advanced
the ball to the home teams 17-yard line.
where they lost il on a tumble. Then the
home team carried the ball to within
three yards Of their opponents goal
when time was called.
The Washington times., 1908-09-27

VERY HEAVY TRADING IN STOCKS,
SLUMPS AND RECOVERIES At
TEND THE WEEK.

ter o. 100000 notes maturing in a
short Zine.
All these things helped. and so when
the market closed on Friday night the
changes were tnconseQUenual, so great
had been the recovery.
Saturday IL was case of setback.
not severe, but moderate. The pessi-
nistic feeling had increased, the short
lines reduced. the weekly margin stock
unloaded. and the disposition general
In the list TO let the market alone, pend
ing developments. Losses OF a point
attended the operations in the leading
stocks.
Clews' View.
In closing a. regular letter Henry
Clews says:
Conditions are conflicting enoGen
and striking enough 10 keep the market
active for some time TO come As long
as money continues cheap-aud there
is no prospect of much change in this
respect for mOnths-security values can
not seriously depreciate For some
time 10 come an irregular market is
likely to follow, and on any pronounced
breaks there is likely 10 be good buying
OF the active stocks by the big holders
who sol. out at handsome profit a
few weeks ago. Whether the decline
has been sufficient 10 attract this class
OF buying or not does not yet appear
bends are reduced then lower prices
must be expected.
AT the present time il is quite evil
dent prices of stocks are Influenced
more by the attitude Of principal hold
ers than by commercial facts"
The Washington times., 1908-09-27
Entries for Monday.

First racial ages. handicap; six
iurlOngs, De Mund. I20: Red River. 115.
Westbury, los; DeliriUm, lG2; Sir John
Johnson, %; Archduke, 50; Saraclnes-
ca. %.
Second race-FoUr-year and I'D
ward; steeplechaSe: selling. about two
miles. Caller l43: Grandpa. ~: Locked
out, lao; Ramrod. 132; Paprika. 40:
'%Jim McGill, 122.
Third race-Three-year-o selling;
six and one-half furlongs. Star Thistle,
106; sChepontuc. JOB; +Spelibound. 100:
Rose Beaumont, 105. Court Lady, lO5:
90 Y Kid, 100; Eschau, I05; Belle of the
Bail. H.
Fourth racial ages. handicap: one
and One-SiXteenth miles Ddndeli0n 100.
Bar None, l13; Brookdale Nymph. f07:
Royal Tourist. lO4; Gretna Green, i63;
The SOU. L., - Gill, 1l5; Mon
fort. 100; Mark Anthony, 10.
Fifth ce-Three-year-olds and up-
ward; selling; one mile. Mombassa, 80;
Queen Of the Hills, "a; ImitatoT, 90: Say
Tor, JOB; GOlcouda. IS; Dolly Spanker.
lO5; Samuel II, Harris, 100; Okenite. 103;
Lord Stanhope. 103; "Live Wire, 104: Ami
mus. 1OS, CTessina, 10; Lad Of Langdon,
Sixth aee-Three-year-oId mafdens;
six furlOngs. Sententious. 103: Xebec,
lQ5; Lasata, los; Guatomotsin. log; Ber-
nice. lOS; Energy, 105.
rider.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Cloudy; fast.