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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-20
Attest.
JOE DEWs. City Clerk.
TWO Kinds Of "Man with the Hos.E

TWO Kinds Of "Man with the Hos.S
There is more than one way Of be
ing the man with the hoe. John ],
Mitchell joining for an instant the
army Of those who tell how to win sue
cess. said:
Long hours OF labor with sufficient
sleep and simple living, hurt no
healthy man. But long hours at much
OF the work Of the world Is not vir.
tue in the worker per Sc. It may sug
gest only his weakness To do a man 1
work in the shortest possible time
should be the young mans aim. Then
let him learn to do more than the one
task that is set before him. This ll
education and growth. This is q move
bwards success"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-20

Some weeks ago 1b sheep disap-
peared from Llangorse mountain. near
Brecon, Wales. The sheep we're dis
covered q few days ago by the owner,
Mr. Powell, a farmer, in an old barn
on a lonely mountain sheep-walk. The
animals had found shelter in the
building, and. the door closing on
them, had been trapped and ultimate.
Iy starved. Shepherds passed the
barn almest every day. but, owing
to It being seldom used, never thought
OF iooksng inside. Mr. Powell, on en-
tsring the barn, saw 10 Of his best
sheep--eight dead and ssyen only Just
living. They had eaten She wool OF
aaoh others backs.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-20
WANTADS
EOD pEAIE
LOh nELN

NEWLY FURNISHED Front Room
in private family; close in; best por-
tion of city; man and wife, or laies
who are at home evenings preferred;
call 500 Iowa avenue. If
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-20
Lists Are Perfectly Kept.

The entire list Of all the several
thouands Of guests hidden to the
White House state receptions arr
printed the morning after each affair,
In both matutinal dailies Of Washing
ton, in alphabetical order, with pune.
uliouE exactitnde, initials and spell.
Ing without q iaw, They are mar
dnsts IN such matters at the White
House. The lists, ARRANGED some.
what In a book form, are supplied the
press from the executive offices before
the bali begins. Thus the overlooked
may not with lmpunity have recourse
to the ancient strategem: I'VE had
cards to the White House this week.
Of course, but we didn't go. Thoss
crushes are such borea, don't you
know" Are their names written
therer NOT Then Of coursel
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-20
MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED-Plain sewing, es ,ecially
kirts. 4l2 North Twelfth st. 3.13-1mo
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-20

WANTED-l00 head Of horses to
pasture, 1.50 per month. See Chas.
Pearson at Thorne's barber shop.
4-1-1mo
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-20

FOR sALE-11O acres, two miles
from Chickasha. s35 per acre. A. L.
Mordt & Co. Phone 212. 4.17-St
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-20
FOB SALE

FOR SALE-2-room house, new;
cheap If taken at once. Inquire at
Broom factory. 4.13-tf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-20

LOsT-A suit case containing
ladies' suit and two skirts, early this
morning. Finder will receive IS re-
ward by returning same to F. E. Rid
dies office 4-l8-3t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-20

ORDINANCE NO. 2s2
AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR
THE COLLECTION OF AN ANNU-
All TAX UPON ALL OF THE TAX
ABLE PROPERTY IN THE CITY
OF CHICKAsHA SUFFICIENT TO
PAY THE INTEREST AND PRIN-
CIPAL WHEN AND AS THE SAME
NATURE ON THE TWENTY-FIVE
THOUSAND (s25OOO) DOLLARS
OF TWENTY YEAR, FIVE PER
CENT STORM SEWER BONDS OF
THE CITY OF CHICKAsHA, AU-
THORIZED AT A SPECIAL ELEC-
TION HELD IN SAID CITY ON
THE 7th. DAY OF APRIL, 1908.
Be it ordained by the mayor and coun-
cilmen of the city of Chickasha, Ok
lahoma:
seco l. That for the purpose Of pro
viding the necessary funds to meet the
interest accr1ing on the twenty-five
thousand (s25,OOO) dollars Of twenty
year, five per cent storm sewer bonds
of the city Of Chickasha, authorized
at special election held in said city
on the 7th day Of April, 1908, which
said bonds are dated -
1908, and due ----- 1928, with
out option of prior payment, and in
order to liquidate the principal Of said
bonds when and as the same mature,
there is hereby levied upon all Of the
taxable property in the city of Chick
asha, in addition to all other taxes,
the following direct annual tax, towit:
for each Of the years from 1908 to
1927, inclusive, a tax in thes um of
twenty-five hundred, (s2,50O.OO) dollars
annually.
Sec. 2. That for each Of the years
herelnbefore mentioned the tax here
In mentioned for the purpose of paying
the interest and discharging the prin-
cipal of said bonds shall be extended
upon the tax rols of the city of Chick
asha and collected by the same officer
and at the same time and
in the same maner as the taxes
each Of said years are extended and
collected.
Sec 3. That upon the delivery Of said
twenty-five thousand Cs25,0OO) dollars
Of twenty year, five per cent, storm
sewer bonds to the purchaser or pur.
chasers thereof this ordinance shall
be irrepealable
Sec 4. That all ordinances or parts
Of ordinances in conflict with the pro
visions of this ordinance be and the
same are hereby repealed
Sec 5. That this ordinance shall be
in full force and effect from and after
its passage, approval and publication
Passed this 18th day Of April, 1908
Approved this l6tn. day Of April
1908,
B. B. BRIDGES.
Mayor
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-20

FOR RENT-2-room house; Groom
house; 4-room house. Apply to J. P.
Nail. 1887 South Third street. Phone
149. 4-15-6t
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-04
TUBERCULARPATIENTS
Pure Air TeDls Will Be Pitched
 Near BrOokside Bone.

The executive committee of the Anti-Tuberculosis league have select ed a spot in the rear of Brookslde home for the camp to pitch the tents for the patients affected with the white plague. They looked over the locality last week and at the meeting yesterday Dr Kilmartin, secretary, announced that it had been decided to build the shacks and place the tents there In the opinion of the committee it is an excellent place for. the object in view and when un- der full swing will relieve the Brookside home of all its chronic cases, allowing the hospital ward just finished there to oe devoted to general purposes.
 At yesterdays meeting whiSh was held in the city court room Ryan of the Eagles and John HS sidy of the Elks were added toA committee.
 About eighteen patients are rN ceiving calls from the nurse em-V ployed by the league.
 A committee composed of A. F. Kimball, Dr Kilmartin and John l.. Sake will be present at the meeting of the board of charities tomorrow evening to confer with the commis- sioners as regards the caring of tubercular patients.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-04
BOARD OF EDUCATION
Caesar Will Be Heard From
 Aiier Meeting To-Niahi.

The board of education will hold a meeting this evening in the office of the Crosby High school at the usual time 7:30 o'clock. Mayor Thoms is expected to preside in which case, unless City Attorney Kellogg gives his opinion on the matter of the attitude of the city comptroller on the text book Tn troduction to Caesar" only routine business will be transacted. If he does give his opinion and it coin cides with the mayors attitude, it is difficult to say what the board will do. There being two lawyers in the majority, it is likely they will take the matter to the courts, to have it decided once and for all time.
 But their attitude toward Acting Mayor Scully at the special meeting held last Thursday evening has clouded the real issue and raised a second one, can the acting mayor preside at the meetings of the board of education during the absence of the mayor?
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-04
TWO FIRE ALARMS
Companies Had Run But DO Dam-
 age 10 Speak oi.

Box 35 at the car barns on West Main street called the fire depart ment to a house owned by John Gil mour at 754 West Main street last night A lamp had overturned in the tenement of Louis Fish and set fire to the curtains. The occupants of the building, and they seemed to be many, seemed to think there was going to be big fire and they made more of commotion than II there was a serious conflagration
 While the regulars were perform ing on West Main street, the brass City company, the heroes of many a strenuous pull, were called to a house owned by Mrs M. ". Mitchell at 656 East Main street. It was oniy a chimney fire and was put out With a few pails of water.
 The Leavenworth street firemen after leaving the West Main street fire, hustled out east, thinking the Brass City volunteers might need as- sistance. Jack" Mccarthy also was worried lest the boys would have difficulty in pulling the jumper to the flames. But some of the speed artists who spend an occasional mo- ment in the Brass City house sent "Longo" Dillon to the center to in- form John there was no need or ms racers. Even though some of the members are getting trifie old, the Brass City fire killers are still right on to their job.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-04
TIMELY TOPICS.

Reid X Hughes are offering an ex- ceptional skirt bargain this week, SC worth of labor for $2.5O.
 The Buckingham pharmacy puts up prescriptions in careful manner from pure drugs.
 Clothing of the. durable and stylish kind is what you get at Wenzeis. Suits $1O to $30.
 Holczers special. a $2.50 shoe for men, is a fine article of footwear.
 Get some lawn dressing at the Hamilton Hardware Cos if you want your place to be up to date.
 Upson, Singleton X Co are cutting prices on boys suits for their thlrtieth anniversary sale.
 If you are thinking of purchasing a piano. Driggs X Smith have from $o50 up. Second hand $l00 up.
 Phelan the tea man is giving balls, bats and gloves with tea and coffee this week.
 The Woodruff Grocery Co have old fashioned cookies, ginger, sugar and seed, at 10c a dozen.
 A. F. Cowles has all the shapes and colors that are popular in this sea- sons millinery.
 J. B. Mullings & Son say the walk over shoes are the kind that give sat isfaction. See their new Parkway.
 Summer style book of Home Jour nal patterns at Greive. Bisset X Hol- land. See prices on lace curtains, blankets and portieres.
 Order your ice cream from Trott's or you can carry 1t home in brick form.
 The United Gas Improvement Co will keep their office open Wednesday evenings until s o'clock.
 Frank the Shoeman has fine wear. ing shoe in Royal Waterbury at S3.
 The Memo corset will be demon strated this week at Currans. See the offer they made of free skirts.
 Full measure of satisfaction when you buy H. W. Johns asbestos paints at Apothecaries Hall Co.'S.
 R. k. Harder & Co have reduced boys I.JO and s6 knlckerbocker suits to S5.
 Miller & Peck have all kinds of lar- ness. ranging in price from so to SIG.
 Langley Furniture Co sell the White Mountain refrigerators and free ice given with every sale.
 The Model Market has 100 dozen lemons they are selling at 9c a dozen. Fresh eggs at 1Tc.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-04
BROOKLYN BRIEFS,

"A collection for the new St Mary's hospital was taken up at St Patrick's church yesterday.
 John Blansfield of Third street who was struck by trolley car on Bank street last week is improving rapidly.
 Mrs Katharine Kelly and fam fly, who have resided in Brooklyn for years, have taken up residence in Cheshire.
 John Henderson, Sr., is ill at his home on Alder street. MT Henderson is one of the pioneer residents of Brooklyn.
 Thomas Broderick of South Riverside street, who has enlisted in the United States army, left to-day for Fort Slocum where he will be stationed.
 The condition of Daniel Mahan- ey, who is ill at his home on Bank street. was critical last evening. All though he was slightly better to-day he is still in serious condition and by no means out of danger. MT Mahaney has not been in the best of health for some time.
 There is man in Brooklyn with motorcycle and at times he has three or four children on the machine with him. Those who have watched him with the youngsters have wondered how long ne will go without encountering some serious mishap while carrying the load.
 The Brooklyn Athletic club baseball team seems to be away off form this season and unless it takes brace soon, it is likely to obtain a secure grip on the cellar cham pionship. The B. A. c. boys neve" seem to have the confidence when the old war horse, Michael Madden does not handle the managerial reins, and this season looks as though it would be no exception. Mike" is driver, wants a winner or nothing, and as result he was always after his players to have them come home with the bacon.
 If you want to cure that rpring fever get a box of sulphur and cream of tartar lozenges at Walkers drug store for 10 cents; they do the work and the formula is no secret. Try it.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-04
MAN AND DOG.
In Partnership For Carrying On of
 Real Estate Business.

New York, May 4.-Frank M. Weller, a real estate and insurance man of Newark, has a dog as a busi- ness partner. The canine is little fox terrier called Tassels, and is le- gally registered at the Essex county court house as a member of the firm of "F M Weller & Co.,
 Application for the partnership papers was made by MT Weller and the document was sworn out before a notary public. The partner or company part of the firm is designat- ed as "Weiler's Fox Terrier, Tassels with residence at 56S Warren street"
 Weller insists that the legal terms of the incorporation are carried out by the company and that Tassels re- ceives his share of the profits. The senior member admits, however, that his partner has not concerned him. self to any extent in any of the ac- tual real estate or other transactions conducted by the company.
 Weller is looked upon by Newark business men as eccentric but with a shrewd knowledge of business af- fairs.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-04
THE POLICE COURT.
Thirty Days in Jail for Taking Case
 of Eggs.

John Sullivan was in such hurry to get shaved Saturday night that he could not. wait for his turn in Dillon's barber shop. He tried to take the place of man before him and made row because he was not allowed to do so. Sullivan, of course had his own side of this story. He was before Judge Peasley in the city court to-day charged with creating breach of the peace and he was fined $5 and costs. An old sentence on which he owes $S was revived. As Sullivan was leaving the witness stand he exclaimed:
 I've board bill of $50 on my hands also," showing that it has been some time since he worked.
 Eugene Baillargeon drove up to Peter Hooks storehouse near Chest nut Hill reservoir the other evening and removing case of eggs to his wagon, drove off. There has been so much of this egg stealing going J on in the vicinity of the residences of the commissioner of public work; that people were on the lookout fo the unwelcome visitor, so that Bail largeon was seen in the act of stes ing, it was said. The price of t eggs was $5. Baillargeon has record for theft and burglary. was committed to jail for thirty ds,
 Early this morning Mrs MataA Chioto of Charles street was ars ed on the railroad tracks filling bag with coal. She said throug1 interpreter that some one had | something for there was nothii eat in the house and one chilq been sick for some time and man" has been out of work December. On the woman's ise to keep away from the ra tracks sentence was suspended.
 John Horgan was fined costs for intoxication, William len was committed to jail for days, Martin Connor was fir and costs and Benjamin Boa $7 and costs.
 Martin Hansen for being cated was fined $5 and cost sentence was suspended on charge of common drlnkard.
 Caspar Turkicviecz was oi work for eight months until la day. Saturday was pay day proceeded to celebrate after his pay. When he got hon turned on the fireworks for It was raining quite heavily, did not prevent him from his wife and turning her an months old child out in tn and wet. He was fined sF costs.
 Peter Suboloski is a neigr Caspar on Washington :. Peter has a cork leg and is Der of the sick committee of z anian society. He was callif his boarding boss, who has b for some time. and he fell c his brother committeeman diagnosis of the sick mans There was whiskey in him, ii the consequence was that VI wooden leg missed in kickinsi right and left his fist struck, Z the greatest excitement in the borhood. Peter was lined costs.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-04
RAD EGGS THROWN.
Trouble Between Students and
 Boys In sufIield.


 Sufield, May 4.-The Spence mitory. which is used by part { students of the Connecticut ary institution, was a scene rough house Friday evening 2 s:30 o'clock. Several of tn dents were congregated on ths ond floor trying to fix the when some outsider threw egg which broke on the front About this time a number oE basket hangers composed of a Sufields younger set came
 making all kinds of noises oI @ bals and horns. To make tha more interesting a few of tlzf s dents went to the upper storf dows and threw several pals ter on the crowd. one striking Mzl Corriran. C. l.. Is left felde .k happened to be Vassing at ths.1
 This rather enraged a few .A boys living in town and the. cured several dozen eggs and SD up the dormitory 60 that ia morning it was a sight; part of eggs were not all fresh either T didn't seem to satisfy the cFowd younger people for they tore blinds that were in reach and C ried them across the park and pi then Ia front of the CongrexAsfo church One of the eggs hft a g dent named Maine Ia the arm but report that Professor MickaeIs ' hit vss untrue he boys then ul 10 the main C. L. T. b1iiding { thrsw seFeFal egEs st the ofen . 3oss. bat did 70 ether damsks s srn1 wfndowx nf the Spencer kcrl tnry were xnzskea Ia tks mixnp
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-04
Free of Charge

The many women who have availed themselves of this of- fer on previous occasions. will appreciate the importance of this announcement.
 The Skirts when finished are the equal of the highest priced custom work. The fit is perfect. and the finish is as good as it is possible to make 1t. The only obligations on the part of our customers is simply to purchase the ma terisls of us and we will at- tend to the making without further cost t-guaranteeing every skirt to be thoroughly satisfactory in every respect. before sending it home. Ac- oording to voar past experi- snce YOU will no doubt apDre- eizte the advissbility of plse- ing your order at once.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-04

"Self-Reduclng Cqrsets, make
 stout women slender. .. .$3 to $10 "Back- Resting" Corsets, rests
 your back S3.5O Swan Shape Corsets, the acme of
 grace ............... S2-S3. 50 Military Belt Corsets, the erect,
 graceful carriage ......S3 $500 Kosmo Corsets, unequalled for
 every day wear. ........... S1.50
 MEMO WEEK is an educational event. for 1t teaches women how to be shapely and stylish without trans gressing the laws of Health and Fly giene. To know all about MEMO C0RSETS is a duty which every wo- man owes to herself.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-04

Rodol completely digests all classes of food. It will get right at the trouble and do the very work itself for the stomach. It is pleasant to take. Sold by Buckingham phar- macy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-04

csusd-o. - .lsass Frs~ass ou.
 Rene. May 4.-Ths Tsfiezn aufkori- ties have not been arrruach-i ea ts- hslf of Nrr. Gosld fo- q dlsrena'I-a permitting her EsFriarr to rrinre de sarnr- If b lrar1e1 upe1 i14Iiry frun q hlrh srurus ia the vsttc1n nat szy Euch petfEtsn wsnA n3 rxtscfe4
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-04

We start tomorrow, May 9th. taking orders for a limit ed number of Ladies Tailored skirts which we will make for our customers
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-07
THE STOCK MARKET

New York March ss--<The dssultory op- erations of the habituai. trading clement continued to make ID the stock market @os @ eSss Sshin sh. four Ssiis of the stock exchange This trading has no develcpments of importance in the gene rai sit1stion pr even in individual properties
 Dealing are entirely tentative and are only folIowed up in the event of n, the ,r test This they have uniformly failed to do dnr- ing the present week. The. efforts of the n the week having failed to SisIodss any
 The srofessionals have pore inclined to stock Is scanty. the buying by the traders ie effective in advancing prices and prices srs- held sc lonF as they hold the stocks
 News deveIopments were mixed today and but little attention was paid to. them The snres whsn yt,css wsrs aSvaneins withoat regard to the poor showing made by the January report of net earnings of both com<
 The appointment of a receiver for the Western Maryland. subsidiary Could lines following the receivership for Texas line of that group and even more in some of the bonds. The incident was of little more general influence however. sIthongn ,a,,- dis road properties with slender margin of earnings continued unfayorable The stress iAiu on the. oIfictht exGihaAttQh ot .tbe " ceivership on the effect of the commodity clause of the amended interstate commerce law requiring investment of ownership by upon for its bearing upon the anthracite group.
 Heading, however, was A feature of strength. st. Paul was helped by the con- fident views attributed to its president over the prospects of the company's Pa eific coast extensions
 The weeks currency movement indicated a gain of something like $5.000.000 on bal. ance from the inferior since the last bank statement. The renewal of the inflow to central bank reserves must be accepted as reflection of unrivaIied dullness in inte- rior trade The weeks exports of wheat have fallen off 1.290.000 bushels and of corn a million bushels compared with last week. The almost total stagnation of the later stock market caused but little yield ing In the price level
 Bonds were irregular. Total sales par val ue 3l.654,00e. United States 2s. registered declined ~ per cent on call. 4
 CLOSING STOCK LIST.