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New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
HOLY GHOSTERS RAIDED
Members of Strange Sect Make 80
Much Noise Police Break In.

Imagine seventeen negro watermelon hawkers
connecting for business at the same time, on the
same block and then those same negroes crowded
into a sitting room along with white women. and
all talking at the zenith of their power in Ian
syrsga" that is guaranteed by the to be
straight from the Holy Ghost. and you may be-
gn to appreciate in faint degree the repuisive
conditions that surround the strange antics done
in the name of religion by sect styling themselves
Holy Ghosters" at No. 325 West 41st street. Six
of them taken away yesterday in a patrol
wagon TO answer to the charge of committing a
public outrage. The will be heard this morn
ing in the Criminal Courts Building
The leader of the band. Thomas B. OReilly, was
ono of those invited ride the Office of Mr..
Jerome. lie told by the Philadelphia police
last week TO leave that city and arrived here Nor
day. bringing with him three Young white girls,
who. swayed by his arguments, left their homes
there ito follow they said. Mr. OReilly and the
Iora and to learn the language of the Holy Ghost"
They have followed Mr.. O'Reilly and await
The outcome of Mr. Jeromes Investigations before
completing the original programme. The five who
taken to the Criminal Courts Building yes
to-day gave their names Miss Anna Doak, Miss
Bertha Redeberger and Miss Mabel Collins, the mon
being Robert Calvert and Frank Preudhomme all
of Philadelphia.
CReilly is cadaverous. shock haired. and exhorts
in whining tone. with arms waving above his
head and his body moving continually. though
caUEht in the throeS of a convusion.
His hearers mean and Screech, lie fiat the floor
their faces dance their knees and, without
warning. stand full height and talk rapidly in
unnelligible tongue. which they say is the only
language used by sne Holy Ghost
The room is dark, dirty and crowded with negro
and white men and women all apparently under
the influence Of some witching delusion. A stove
heats the room suffocation. There ventila-
tion. and unwashed dishes and decayed fruit
phasze the prevailing sense Of degradation.
One of the negroes asked the leader of the
ing yesterday who the stranger was.
He is a reporter the reply.
brings him hyar along of the Holy Ghosters?" said
the inquirer who, a few moments before had lost
a celluoid cuff through too vigorous 'oratory"
with his right
Don't bother dat man" said another negro.
while white women. fairly dressed and of all ages,
danced and swayed and screeched in Holy Ghost:
Leave dat man stay hyar-pray for him-ie say
he a reporter-call de Lord to help him
dats what he needs in dat busness-dey amt
nothing dat de Lord can't do-he make dis
hyar tell the trufe even though he be what he
says he am, which maybe amt so"'
While the darky praying that the reporter
might be influenced to speak the truth, white
woman, who had been Clapping her hands and
loudly talking in the Language. put her
elbows upon the reporters knees, as he sat on an
upturned wash boiler. and said: DO You know,
when / first came in here / was craZy-riy mind
you know
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
TO BRING NEW ICE TRUST ACTION
Jackson's Deputy Wants Mayors Old Suit
Discontinued.

Deputy Attorney General De Ford asked Justice
ILeventritt in the Supreme Court. yesterday TO
discontinue the suit brought by Attorney General
Julius N. Mayer in December, 1906, against the
American Ice Company. Mr.. De Ford said he
wished To substitute a action which would
seek not only 10 enjOin the company from further
acts of the sort complained Of but also to oust 1t
from, further corporate transactions as a cOmbna-
ton in restraint OF trade.
The ice, company was represented by Julien T.
Davies who declared that the books and papers Of
the company given to the Attorney General
eighteen months ago and that hundreds Of con-
tracts had been made the subject of attack.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
DR. MACARTHUR ON THERAPEUTICS
Saws He Stands Ready to Employ Christian
Psychology When Proper.

The Rev DR.. Macarthur Will discuss III ms MS - -
rent Events Glass tomorrow morning oiii7'i''. -
Science yersus Religious Therapeutics" He VIII
endeavor to explain The phenomenal growth VI
Christian Science and will also MAINTAIN thde INC
davs of such growth nearly over
He stands ready. he says, in the future as III ' ~
nast of his ministry to employ Christian psychoiogy
- ,i,oue therape1tics in all cases where COM
natent musicians consider this treatment 10 oe
remedial. 40
II NAV surprise many. even in Calvary Church' u
know to what extent these remedial methodS h'V : :
been employed during the last t"eh'S-"Fe yeas
Or MaCArthur's ministry.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
PICKED HIS MAN FROM SHIP.
Detective Found Alleged Thief on Big
Liner Despite Change of Name.

Lieutenant Lesson of the Detective Bureau. went
down the bay yesterday to meet the White Star
liner Celtic. from Liverpool and picked out man
in the second cabin who he thought was wanted IN
Belfast. Ireland. for embezzlement.g
The name OF George Tugham and his description
were sent by the Royal Irish ConstabulaTy to Police
Headquarters. and Lesson was assigned to the
case He found there the steamer
by the name of Tugham, but made a careful in
spection of all passengers and picked out his man
The man admitted his identity and said he took
money from the firm of Kirk & Partners. drapers.
of Belfast, because his salary had been cut down.
Tugham taken to Ellis Island and will proba-
bly, be deported.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
THE PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

Fsn River, Mass. Jan 3l.-Sales in the print
cloth market for the week estimated at so 900
pieces Trading in the local market. which was Of
Hight character, was mostly in goods for delivery
during the mex; three months The general price
basis continues unchanged. regulars being quoted
st az nominal.
Buyers who have been showing little interest in
the market for the last month continuing
similar tactics Manufacturers. however are not
disposed TO make any concessions for their various
pufpUts. The quotations 2s-nch 81 squares
81 nominal: 2s-nch, Ga by So 33s: 3Sz-inch, 81
squares. 5ss; 3e-inch. ss by q, Sc.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
MANY BUY JEWELS AT AUCTION.

Many bidders and buyers attracted yester-
osy afternoon to the Fifth Avenue Art Galleries.
No. 5sG Fifth avenue by The sale Of period mirrors
sn6 sporting prints. and the realization sale OF
Oriental and other Jewels. The sale Of the latter
for two days reached Sl53Ss, and Of the mirrors
yesterday s2.032. J. c. owens paid $50 for pair
of Oriental pearl aHG diamond sleeve links. Mrs
E. Van Horden paid $40 for three stone sapphire
and diamond ring At to-day's sale, the final one
OF the ,eweiry, the feature Offering will be rope
Of 81 pearls. weighing eSs4 grains. II is OF waist
length Two diamond tiaras Will be sold.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
J. A. 5ENsEL HEAD OF WATER BOARD

John A BcHse!. appointed by Mayor Mcclellan
the Board of Water Supply to succeed }. Ed
ward Simmons, resigned. was elected yesterday
president % the board T. l.. OlcOtt, who one
Of those recommended by the Chamber Of Com
lnerce IN d letter the Mayor concerning the
houor conferred on him by the Chamber OF Com
rrercc said. - could rot have accepted even II
YOU had thought best 10 make the appointment
You have done 80 muth better for the city in nam
ing NJ Bensrl that there could be no comparison
beixeeu his incumbcncy and mine"
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
TO COMMAND BATTLESHIPS

Washington. Jan. 3L-Captain Cameron MGR.
Winslow and Captain Samuel ". Diehl to-day re
ceived orders detailing them duty in connection
with the batteships New Hampshire and Idaho
which they. command they are
commissioned Both officers duty at the
Navy Department the former in the bureau Of
navigation and the latter in the Office of the judge
advocate general
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
PAUL KELLY, MoToRMAN, SENTENCED.

Paul Kelly. the motorrnan of the eleyafed train
which wrecked 53d street and Ninth avenue
September II. 1905. when fourteen persons
killed was sentenced stale prison for
than wears and six months sand not less than
year and six months. by Judge Malone in Part
II Of Court Of General Sessions yesterday. Al
the time Judge Malone sentenced Thomas
McDermott who tbe motoman of a surface car
which killed Louis koneman, a brewery wagon
driver, July -, to year IN the penitentiary.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
DR.. DUFFiELD'S FAREWELL.

Tomorrow will he the Rev. Dr. Howard Dun
fields last Sunday at the Old First Presbyterian
Church Fifth avenue 1lth to 18th street previous
to his departure for prolonged absence in Europe
At a. m. his subject will be The Call OF the
Christ" At D. Holy Communion Will be ceie-
brated. and memorial service VIII be hed Ior
the late Thomas Greeneaf, elder in the OId FIRST
Church and controller of the Sailors Snug HaT-
bor. At p choral service will be held, at
which Gounods oratorio The Redemption" VIII
be sung by the full choir. under the direction or
William c. Carl.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
SKATING ON GREAT SOUTH BAY.

For the first time this winter the Great South
Bay is frozen over from shore 20 shore, and skat-
ing parties crossed yesterday from the mainland
IN the outer beach. Owners of scooters-a COM
hnation OF ice and sail boat. going equally well
IN the water and the ice-are preparing for a
series Of regattas Commodore Thurbers Eagle,
Charles breckenridge Hot Stuff and the Scud.
Owned by Fred Smith. have been shipped to New
burg for a series % rac4s on Orange Lake, On
,r,,,rsda, between Long islanders and residents OF
NeHbuTE
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01

Ch.rch of Monfclair. at the Sunday mems meeting
of the West Side Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton tomorrow afternoon in the auditorium. NO
800 West 57th street There will also be Lille
Work Parliament" conducted by Frank Marsland.
of Bradstreet's
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
CHURCH AND RELIGIOUS NEWS AND NOTES
UyEST END PRESBYTERIAN CONGREGdiION CEAE-
BRATES IT'S TWENTIETH ANNUERSARf.

Toedfana India; Don Manuel Fernando Ponce.
PORTO Rico: Miss r. Cuthbertso Fategarth' india
Mise Marie Gauthey, Islampur. India, and Miss
Rartba u Henshaw of Wuhu, China
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01

Mile Merle dAubigne. daughter of the famous
historian of the Reformation. will speak on Giving
the Gospel to the People OF France at the nome
of Mrs. Alfred wonder Muhl on Thursday. Feord-
arv G. at 3:3O D. IN. All who interested in the
evangelization of France and Belgium are cordial
ly invited to be present.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
West End PRESBYTERIAN Church,

Amsterdam IO5th st
Rev \ EDWIN KEIGWIN
GARLAND HAMMER Jr. Assistant Pastor Services
II a. and : =. nT KEIGWIN vi preach
ing subject. The Man with Everything Against Him
evening service
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01

The Rev. John a. Davis, with F. A. MiIls
conducting the singing, has been holding evan
geIistic services every night for the last five
weeks at the Hanson Place Methodist Episcopal
Church. Brooklyn. to crowded houses To-mor-
row night they will begin series Of meetings az
the Tabernacle Methodist Episcopal Church.
GreenpOint.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01


| key.
| AT the Metropolitan Temple llth street and Sev-
enth avenue the evangelistic campaign continues.
The meetings have been in progress for one month.
during which time more than TWO hundred have
professed conversion. The pastor. the Rev. Dr.
John Wesley Hill announces services of unusual
interest next Sabbath At the morning service,
after a brief sermon he will receive between $50
and 200 into church membership by letter, confes-
sion of faith and probation
Tomorrow evening the special service in Christ
Church. Broadway and list street. the Rev. George
A Strong. rector Bishop Kinsolying. of Southern
Brazil. Will make the address The rector will
preach in the morning, and there Will be Holy Com
munion and II o'clock
The special revival services will continued ali
day tomorrow and every night next week in the
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church, East 11Sth
street ]. II Cannon and the Wesley evangests
will be present to assist the pastor the Rev Charles
II. Grubb. This is one of the most remarkable
missions held in Harlem for several years many
of the worst characters having been Influenced and
converted the result
'One of the Worlds Great RcIigions-The Gospel
of Zoroaster, will be the subject of Alfred Martins
lecture be delivered before the Ethical Society at
Carnegie Hall tomorrow morning.
The new school of the National Bible Institute. Of
OF lay evangeliss. is meeting with pronounced sue
It is believed by the officers of the National
Bible Institute that the need of hour is a great
advance movement reach the non-clurclgoer with
the Gospel and that for this the lay workers in the
churches must be trained.
AT the West End PRESBYTERIAN Church in aod
street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues at S y m
tomorrow there will be special service under the
auspices OF the sd street branch of the Young
Association of the church The speakers Will be
dents Young Mems Christian Association. and the
pastor.
At the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church to-
morrow afternoon the Rev. DR. Arthur T. Pierson
will preach the sShject The Offence and De-
fence OF the Cross" Dr. Pierson. who is editor OF
The Worlds Missionary Review" ranks as one Of
the leading Bible teachers OF the world
The Mems Association of the Brick Preshvteri,,
Church will hold a mems missionary evening in
the chapel OF the church. under the auspices OF tbs
foreign missions committee OF the Presbytery on
Tuesday, February 1. The subject Will be What
Is the Call and Who Is TO AuswerY' Threa
speakers have been securei-Dr. j. g r. Ewing
president of the Forman College Lahore india.
the Rev DR.. Horace G. Underwood, of Seoul ,orea
and Robert Il. Speer, secretary of the Board Of
Foreign Missions. After the addresses there VIII be
reception and social hour
Immoral Religion, the More Personal Side OF the
Harry Emerson Fosdick. pastor OF the Baptist
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
GENERAL ITEMS OF THE WEEK.

The Catholic Oratorio Society will present, on
Sunday February l6 the oratorio The Nativity"
by II. J. Stewart The society numbers now one
hundred and fifty efficient members.
An Illustrated lecture Will be given by DR.. Charles
c. Creegan, who lately returned from tour
through Western Turkey. at Bible School Hail.
Broadway Tabernacle, Broadway and 56th street.
on Tuesday February 4. at o'clock. General ad-
mission is free, but d collection viii he taken on
behalf of the work of DR.. and Mrs. Chambers
among the Armenian Christians in Banlizag, Tur-
key.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01

CALVARY. West 57th st-Dr MACARTHUR II
Character Building musical service. twilight orxzn
recital: topic, Christian Pilgrimage
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
Rutgers PRESBYTERIAN Church,

Rutherford Place. Manhattan Schermerhorn ST
near Boerum Place Brooklyn
Rutgers Presbyterian Church,
BROADWAY AID 7aD Strict
Rev Rev A2hES II W MetR69 '45=15'3- As.!ssa MISTER
TsGa rSlarato1y &y Sc service &S rPla2 4 ~ e2eans at
SOCIETY FOR ETHICAL CULTURE. Carnegie Hall
M 5th % sI 'ta tn IE m NJ p EkERbP II 81 MARTlN
THE GOSPEL OF ZoROAsTER''
SOUTH CHURCH,
Madison ave and 3sth st.
Rev. THOMAS REED BRIDGES. D D.. Minister.
10 al m t.hlIdreI service
II Daus6Pe9 TS5saP @Ha Of isP8s
St. Andrews NJ. +. Church,
GEORGE c14ESE = HSI: PEcR S5aO4S D n Minister
a. m. Communion Meditation
n. m. Sermon by the Pastor
ST. BARTHoLOMEw's CHURCH.
The RcT IEGHT6x FhEKs 4t p Rector
$40 a. m.-HoIy Communion,
IL a, m--Hoiy communion and sermon
p m-spediai Musical service vice
ap n16rsan organ Recital ':f BY BY fEopoED SToKovsNL
ST LrKE's CHURCH. Convent ave. and 14rst-
Canon 6. ". DOUGLAS y d. viii preach Sunday.
February . at the II o'clock service
St PauIs Methodist Episcopal Church,
s1,IT West End avenue I3Ie,, and seth street
rev II ii'2i2f a n' * Kew H5Gm co1manimsnt nd ven ''0'
p m. Amounting to Something
THE MIDDLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
Eey John g FAGG. D D. Minister
Rev. JOHN e LLOYD. d d. viii preach a a II
Dr- FAGG at = m
THE MARBLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
9Th and 10Th
Rev. DAVID JAS. BIRREGG~ u D. Minister. will
preach - a and u.
Morning Jesus aud Socrates
Evening. "The Hin Difficulty"
THE COLLEGIATE CHURCH or ST NICHOLAS.
.. 'th ave and l>th st
Rev. DONALD SAGE MACKNY. u u. Minister
Rev. JAMES : KITTEGT- of Albany y y. viii
Leader; evening. The Man Who MiscaIcuIated
THE WEST END COLT.EGIATE CHURCH
West End and ITh st
Rev. HENRY EVERTSON COBB. n u Minister. will
preach 81 II a. m. and : n.
Musical service The Holy Citv." nv \ II CauI
THE SALVATION ARMY.
COMMANDER MISS BOOTH
VIII speak the
LIBERTY THEATRE
Broadway and 42d ST.
Sunday February End 8 P
Subiect-LOVED AND LOST.
The Red knights will be accompanied by Miss Booth
No admission tickets required.
TWENTIETH FRIENDS MEETIHG-AduIt school
for Bible class. 10: CHARLES r TERRETTS
expects 20 attend meeting for worship. II Mission
school 3 All cordially weleorae-
UNIVERSITY PLACE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Corner Of 10th Street Rev. GEORGE ALEXANDER
and p NJ morning service the Pastor viii
preach: AZ the evening service Rev. JAMES HARDIN
SMITH w preach % o In the afternoon St tSmorrGw he
O'Clock Wednesday evening service = O'clock.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
ReHg giOUs Notices.
20 cents a line.

20 cents line.
RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF FRIENDS
Religious meetings. II a. East 18th 81. and
Rutherford Place. Manhattan. and SchermerhOrn st.
Boerum Place. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church

129th Street and seventh AFeuue.
Rev. CHARLES 4. CfOCUEI4I. H. q. Pastor.
1915 a "A, Holy Communion ana Reception of Man,
bers. 1.4j p m. Preaching o. the Pastor.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01

CHRIST CHURCH. BToadvay. 11st st. Rev. GEoRGs
A. STRONG. Rector s Holy COrnm=nio-, II. Holy
Communion sermon. Rector :. Special. SERVICE
address BY BISHOP KIN$OLVINCi-
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
CENTRAL. PREsBYTERIAH CHURCH.

Wfst Jtth Y, DeT7FrfIl
Rev. WILTON MERLE SMITH. l.. D.. Pastor
DR.. SMITH breaches ar n .. m.
At 2. Rev ROBERT RUSSELL WICkS
Young Peoples Society of Christian Eudsavor sUu1z,
morning 9.45. Sunday school 3 2. n. Conlr1ur.'r
$50: Devotional meeting Wednesday evening o1locL
All welcome.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES. Sunday morning.
Sunday evenings. Wednesday evenings. : FIFTH
CHCRCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIs1,. 22s 30 W. a5sa q
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01

TEMPLE BETH Ell. Fifth and 7s.h q.
d.. s. SCHTLMAN viii preach at ~ s15f,rt
Interpretations Of the jew oy Great wr!ters" All
wecoTne
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01

BROADWAY AND T3D STPEET
Rev. ROBERT MACKENZIE. d d. > lister
Rev. ALLEN w MCURDY. Assistau' mister
Preaching IL and by Or. NACk ZIE-
Preparatory service Friday evening :
SOCIETY FOR ETHICAL. CULTURE Carnegie Hall
9TH st. 7th ave.-1I a. Mr.. ALFRED MARTIN
pn ONE OF THE WORLDS GREAT RELIGIONS
THE GOSPEL OF ZOROA ASTER"
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01

CHURCH OF THE PCRITANs. 13Oth 81 ard Fir.
ave.-Rev. G. J. YOUNG, D D. Pastor. Services,
a. m. and D. AL welcome
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
BRICK CHURCH. Sifth Avenue and Thirty seventh r.
,,f,,,.o-z Rev WILLIAM r RICHARDS. D. d
'-----9---'- SHEPHERD

Broadway and 56Jn
Public Worship N a The Pastor.
Dr. JEFFERSON. VIII preach
D m.-Series Of sermons on the Character of J.
by the Pastor. DR. JEFFERSON
D. m--Dr- ThOmson'S Bible Class
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-31
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

Big men with the toochache always
look foolish.
There is nothing better or scarcer
than satisfactory neighbors.
The pocket money of most women
comes out of some mans pocket.
Open the door to little sin and a
big one viii force its way in.
The average woman hasn't time to
listen T. hsi' the things she says.
Lfe woulp't be worth the living
if il was continuous succession of
pudding and ice cream.
It's easier for the average woman
to drive man to drink than it is for
her to keep him from it.
A man gets awfully lonesome in the
city when his wife is spending a few
weeks in the country-so he writes
and tells her.-Chicago News.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-31

Socialists are trying hard to per-
suade farmers and workingmen that
their only hope Of salvation lies in
the Debs band wagon, but in the ma.
jority of cases their appeal will be in
vain. While these classes recognize
the evils Of which the socialists com
plain, they know that the remedy pro
posed is impracticable and are going
to cast their ballots in way that will
count
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-31

II appears that Oklahoma City
didn't want new charter so bad after
all We don't know whether they
needed a change or not, but we do
know that efficient municipal govern
ment depends less upon the kind of
machinery employed than it does upon
the manner in which it is run. If
good citizens viii take the interest
which they should in city affairs, these
things will move along very well un-
der almost any old charter.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-31

One reason why Chickasha is making
bigger strides than ever before IS be-
cause we have more and better boost
ers than we ever had in the past.
Blessed is the booster, who is like a
tree planted by a river Of water and
whatsoever he doeth shall prosper"
The knocker in Chickasha is in dis
grace.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-31
HANDS IT TO A JEALOUS NEIGH
BoR.
lBy a B00ster.)

(By B0oster)
"chickasha is sin insnucHng. peo.
pie how to pronounce it's name. Get
big enough and everybody viii find
you out Sundays Daily Oldahoman.
Oklahoma City may yet "sit up and
take notice"
Chickasha is situated in the rich
est valley in the great state Of Okla
homa, evidenced by the fact that she
handles more corn than any town il.
Oklahoma and second only e. wheat.
Chickasha is the best point for
wholesaling in the state She has $50
miles Of distributing territory in a
radius Of SO miles.
She has an even chance of all the
territory now open to trade and has
no competitor as yet for the most Of
the large area lying to the northwest,
west, southwest and south of us.
She is destined to become the man
ufacturing center of the state She
has an abundance OF the cheapest
power yet known, the raw material
and the shipping facilities.
It takes only few years for the
world to find these things out wheth-
er it ever finds that its name, prop
erly pronounced, is "Chickashaw.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-31

Have you seen how beautiful Mrs.
Jones dyed her plumes, mowers and
laces; even her shoes and gloves with
the Swedish Dyes to be used without
heat or water. Get it at the Owl Drug
Store, 226 Chickasha avenue, Chicka-
sha, Okla. 8-2O-1m
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-31
FOR SALE

L75 800 acres of unimproved prai-
rie land lying east of Chickasha. High
| ly adapted to stock farming, conven-
lent to market. Price $40 per acre.
4S1 5Ox165 feet, good Broom house,
well, small barn, located in southwest
part of town. VIII sell on easy terms,
81, 500.
L5O. One-fourth section Of well i'm
proved land, greater part Washita bot
tom, located six miles from Chick
asha Price $500,
485. 50x1ey feet, on Third street,
nice 5-room cottage, modern in every
particular. viii sell on easy terms.
Price $4,000.
LIS. Ten acres land two miles from
city Washita bottom and well drain
ed Especially adapted for gardening
purposes. Offered for s1,1OO.
LS4 An improved 10 acres near
Verden Washita bottom, fine alfalfa
land A bargain at $55 per acre.
527 One-half block with broom cot
tage, fruit trees and barn. A nice
home for $4,000.
Vacant lots in all parts Of the city
at lowest prices, win sell for cash
or on easy terms.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-31

Save your melted ice; 1t is the pur-
est of distilled water; for drinking
purposes no mineral water equals 1t
and for washing the face and hair
nothing can excel Il. dtf