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The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-14
SPORTING BRIEFS.

Harrisburg, Pa,, July lS,-The first car of the Glidden tour to reach Har- risburB was No IT, which arrived at l,02 o'clock this afternoon, Car No. 10 was second at l;0i o'clock Then came four contestants for the flowers trophy, Nos ll0 l09, 100 and ll2 in close order
 At 2l5 there were about thirty-two of the llfty-nlne cars in, many having experienced road troubles,
 The tourists came from Bedford springs, leaving at a, m, to-daN, at which time the first car was sent off, and the other cars followed at ln- tervals of minute, II was the worst day of the tour for the contestants, as the roads were in bad condition, In many places the cnrs were obliged to plough through mud and water almost hub deep
 Southampton, July 13,--The cricket team representing the Gentlemen of Philadelphia began the third match of their English tour to-day. Tho Phila- delpnlans this time were pitted against the Hampshire county eleven. The lat ter went In first and up to luncheon time had scored li2 runs for the wicket The Phlladelphans played with tho same team with which they defeated Worcestershire, with the exception of w. IT. Sayen, who pleyed instead of r. A. Greene. J. B. King took tho first wicket, when tho score was only thlr- teen, but the fielding of the visitors was not so good as that In th two earlier matches, and the score of the home players mounted up rapidly, ana they had a total of 237 when tho third wicket fell, and the total for the In nings was 463, of which Bowell made 160.
 New York, July 13,-Followng arc the Brighton Beach entries for today:
 First race, three year ods. six fur sanguaine. Earl's Court, Fascinator, Cymbal, Great Pirate, 1o6 Richmond Duke 106, Sukey's Son, Beardal 10S, Biskra 102. Dial Plate, Whiptop, Hart ford Boy l0l, Araze 9s, Black Mary, Alchemy 96.
 furlongsvO. '. Kid, Won Laer, Empire Expedition ll2, St. Withhold. chaperon 1O9, Harold, Jr., i07, Ragman 10i Third race, year olds and upwards. mile and a sixteenth-Eearl c t09, Cam palgner 10s, Greene 1OG, Import 1O2, Rosario 1O1, Frizette 100, Chaplet 96.
 Fourth race, mile and a sixteenth-.- Umbrella 106, ZIenap 1)5, Antaeus 102. Tony Bonero 100, Ellisdale 96, Disobe- dient 95
 Fifth, steeplechase, handicap. short course, about two miles--Jlmmy Lane 149, Pete Daley l4o, Paprika t37 Ro- bador, t32, Flying Machine f30
 sixth, maiden 2 year olds, five fur longs-The Pippin Wedding Bells, Ma | rlana, Scotch Lass, Queen of Trent, Cot | ytto Rumsic Terpschore, Inez Sister Corona Belle, Summer Nigbt Civlla | sententlous, Secret Service, Harlem Maid, Mauviette, Bandello 105.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-14

Grand and Railroad avenue. This Is the worst grade crossing in this part of the state and that there has been no serious accident is due to the sharp lookout kept by trolleym 4n and rail- road men It is 10 be hoped that the crossing will be bridged before there shall come Il catastrophe resulting in the sacrifice of muny lives, It is ap- proXlmately estimated that the cost of a bridge to carry the roadway over the railroad will be fully $500,O00, to Include large sum for land damages. This Is q very large eXpen liture, but 1t would be better than to have q bad trolley accident at that pc!nt. The Fair Haven residents will await with interest the final disposition of th.s matter.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-14

Residents of this section of the city are pleased over the fact that the city fathers are estimating with possibil- ity of getting through an appropria- ton to bridge the railroad crossing at
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-14

The semi-annual meeting of the Home Council, No. 10, Brotherhood Of Relief, was held last evening in W. (. T. [, hall. Charles Q. Francis, sec retary ana treasurer. made his report which showed the following. Balance, January 1, S26l,S9; received from propositions for membership, $2 from uues, sZS4; total receipts, $54YS9. Paid for expenses, S2S.oO, for sick benefits, $t4U; balance in ,he treasury Sji9.59. This is regarded us q very satisfactory report The sickness for this term has been small, This Is the lishtest part of the year. but Treasurer Francis reports goodly sum for eventnaliues There have been no deaths the past term.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-14

ington avenue, West Haven, formerly of Fair Haven, are receiving eongrat- ulatlons over the arrival ot little girl at their home
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-14

At the residence of John G. Hurd, the newspaper agent, in East Pearl street, he has fine show of hy- drangea blooms on his front porch these beautiful Towering plants cover- ing the entire front. While these plants are not in rull bloom they are ut this time presenting beautiful ap- pearance MT Hurd has raised these plants for number of years and with fine succesS
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Captain George A, Bradley and wife of Lonox street, have returned from southington where they visited rela- tives.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-14
Diamond Clippings.

Yesterdays game pleased everyone, though the fans were naturally sorry to sec the Ponies finally win out, after Bones men had tied up the score in the eighth.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-14

Manager Tighe has released Kerr the catcher whose conversational equipment made such q hit when Holyoke last appeared here.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-14

The remains of the late Berzelius A, Buel who died in Clinton, were brought here yesterday afternoon and inferred in Fair Haven cemetery. A delegation from the Fraternal order of Elks of which he was q member, were present at the burial.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-14

The Seymour team defeated the Nau- respective Harvard and Yale pitching Seymour in great pitchers battle by the score of to O. Potter. who did the twrllng for the home team was in gerat form, allowing only one hit. a doub'e by Shea. He did not give a pass and only twenty nine batBmen fac- ed him in the nine innings.
 Canaan was defeated at Winsted, 13 to 2. Poole of Winsted famed six teen.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-14

Bristol won at unionvile, to i. Coughlan pitched for Bristol and all lowed but one hit. Schuman, who pitched for unlonville, was touched up for six.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-14

New potatoes are in the market and retail at 40 cents a peck.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-14

Rev. r. ]. Mooney of Colchester, has been visiting his sister, Mrs. Ed ward Tierney of Fillmore street.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-14

A Japanese social will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs, John $. Sanford in East Pearl street, to-mor- row evening, but if stormy in Thurs day It will be given uni2r the aus pices of the Epworth league of the Methodist church Some of the young ladies will appear n costume. Ice cream Is to be on sale,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-14

The Dublins of Meriden were defeat cd at Middletown by the Athletics, i5 to g. Walsh, formerly of Merlden's 8 league team, was knocked out of tho son and Johnson was the battery for tho winners.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-14

C. E. Thompson and family of Clin- ton avenue, have gone to their cot tage at Morris Cove.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-14

Coo Brass defated the West Ends of Bridgeport by the score of : to in an gatuck Consolidated team Saturday in park diamond Saturday afternoon Both sides hit the ball hard. Coe Brass ex- ceiling. Burke kept the safe anes pret- ty well scattered and struck out ten batsmcn. Gilmartln was the star in the field and Homer led with the stick,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-14

Pat o'Connor, last year with Spring field. Is in right with the management of the pittsburg Nationals. They have kept him all seasons as extra catcher and emergency hitter When some one Is needed to send in run, Pat Is sent in tu replace a player who Is hitting poorly. Tle Connecticut leaguer has done well as a pinch hitter
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-14

Danbury easily defeated the Nauga- tuck team Saturday in the Hat City by a score of l5 to 3.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-14

Almeda, the Cuban third baseman of the Now Britain team, will Inherit bunch of sugar plantations in Cuba. Ills press agent is about due to spring a yarn that the smoke is a relative of the king of spain.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-14

L. J. Bristol of Atwater street, ha1 gone to Forrestville.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-14

up, Labelie received tho worst of tho TOW.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-14

Pitcher Hank Labelle of Lynn, for- merry of Waterbury, attempted to use a bat on Umpire O'Brien in Fridays game att New Bedford In the mix
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-14

J. C. Armstrong of Grand avenue. has gone to Los Angeles for a stay of a month.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-14

gives em as he sees 'em, will call off the balls and strikes In Hartford this week for the first time In two years They got sore on Red in Hartford be- cause he gave a few close decisions against the Senators. Yesterday he re- ceived a great ovation.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-14

Corcoran will pitch in Holyoke to-day against tho Paper Makers.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-14

Eddie Nolte, the former local pitcher, shied of from Harry Durant, and Is now with New Britain.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-14

Jack Highlands and Walter Carter. interesting game on Torrington league stars of fifteen years ago. met in New York the other day. How do the pres ent day college pitchers compare with those of our day?" asked Highlands of Carter "lf they'd been playing in our day, Jack was the response. they woul Int have been allowed to pitch to the nets"
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-14

F. s. Taylor and family of Beacon avenue, have started on an automo- bling trip of several days.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-14

Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Rowe of Wash
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-14

Many friends in Fair Haven of Rev. Erasmus Blakeslee, whose death at Lrcokllne, Mass, was recorded in this paper yesterday, were sorry to learn of his demise Mir. Blakeslee for sev- eral years was pastor of Pilgrim church i'll Fair Haven East, having succeeded Rev Dr. Hovey.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-14

at their home.
 John C, Futile of Quiunipiac ave- nue, said last evening hat the dry weather Is just beginning to injure corn, which had escaped The effects of the drouth up to this timo but corn must have the benefit of rain very soon, or 1t will suffer
 Captain George A. Bradley and wife of LonoX street. have returned from where they visited rela- tiVes
 Columbia castle, N, q, E.. will meet tonight at which time the officers elect will be Installed There will be discussion in the matter of moving the headquarters to the newly ntted up hall of Polar Star lodge, I, O, O. F., The castle for years has met in A. O.. U, W. hall 20 Grand avenue.
 New potatoes are in the market and retail at 40 cents peck.
 The remains of the late Berzelius A.. Buel, who died in Clinton, were brought here yesterday afternoon and inferred in Fair Haven cemetery. A delegation from the Fraternal order of Elks of which he was q member, were present at the burial,
 Rev. r. ]. Mooney of Colchester, has been visiting his sister, Mrs, Ed ward Tierney of Fillmore street
 C. E. Thompson and family of Clin- ton avenue, have gone to their cot tage at Morris Cove,
 L. J. Bristol of Atwater street, ha1 gone to Forrestville.
 J. C. Armstrong of Grand avenue. has gone to Los Angeles for stay of a month.
 r. S. Taylor and family of Beacon avenue, have started on an automo. billing trip of several days.
 Mrs. Alfred B. Barnes of Grafton street, has gone to Mapleyille, R. I.
 Miss Florence l., Barnes, '114 EX- change street, left yesterday for Brooklyn for a visit with friends.
 Mir. and Mrs. Byard A. Piorpont, 76 Grand avenue, have returned from a visit of three weeks with relatives in Boston.
 Mrs. Curtiss of Mables lille, N. r.. and mother of William and Walter Curtiss, died Sunday The sons have left for Mablesville.
 Mir. and Mrs. ]. S. Hoaday of LenoN street, have gone for the rest of the month to Westbrook.
 The remarks in verse of former Pc. lice Sergeant Albert Bradley the local poet will be borne out by many peo. pie, for the drouth is getting to be something terrible. Mir. Bradley writes
 Great heaven; not even a cloud;
 No rain will come to-day. No thunderings long and loud,
 The grass is dried up hay. Dead leaves are flying around,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-14

Another fine elm tree was taken down in Grand avenue, rear Ferry street, yesterday Several of these trees have been felled in this section of late and 1t Is said they have been either killed by beetles, 1r fer lack of air and moisture owing to l9ying con- crete too near the trunks.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-14

Rev William Burroughs ald family have gone to Pomfret for stay of d few days.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-14

Mrs Arthur x. Thorpe and children of 90 Lombard street, have gone to Massachusetts for stay of several weeks.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-14

Mrs. Alfred B. Barnes of Grafton street, has gone to Mapleyille, R. l.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-14

Dead leaves are flying around.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-14

Miss Florence L. Barnes, 11i Ex- change street, left yesterday for Brooklyn for a visit with friends,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-20

s4, ,912.s5 less than the same county
paid last year to- support territorial,
government for twelve months
Divide $14,5S0S7 by nineteen and a
half and you have s7477s. the proper
tionate amount that Payne county will
pay for the support of the state gov
ernment for one month. Multiply
this result by twelve and 1t gives you
ss,972.76. the amount of state tax that
Payne county will pay for one year.
As compared witr $l9, 1912 levied and
collected IL the same county by the
republican territorial carpet-baggers
Tor period OF the same duration.
PottawatomIe County.
In 1907 Pettawatemte county had-
ian assessed valuation of $4s776,O69,
and paid territorial taxes for twelve
months in the sum of s26,26S.3S.
This year under democratic ad-
ministration, the property Of Potta-
'watomie county is valued at $16,602..
IO52. and the state taxes for nineteen
and a half months Will be $zO,lOz.5b,
or S5,515.S2 less than was levied and
collected in the same county last year
for the support of the territorial
government
Divide $20,75256 by nineteen and
HaIf and you secure s1,064.23, which is
9he amount that Pottawstomie coun-
ty will pay toward the expense Of
state government for one month
Multiply this result by twelve and
1t gives you sT2,77O.7s, the amount
which Pottawatomie county will pay
toward the support of state govern.
ment for one year, as compared with
s2e. .2es2S, levied In the same county
last year BY a republican carpetbag
board, to defray the expenses Of the
territorial government FOR twelve
months. -.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-20

! piece Of flannel damDened with
ChamberIaln's Linlment and bound on
to the affected parts Il superior to
any plaster. When troubled with lame
back or pains Il the side or chest give
1t trial and you are certain to be
more than pleased with the prompt
relief which 1t affords, This Iiniment
also relieves rheumatic pains and Is
certain to Dieass anyone suffering nom
that disease. Sold BY ali druggists.
n&W
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-20
NoTIcE.

Regular examinations for teachers
certificates will be held on Thursday
and Friday. Oct. 20 and 80. An teachA
ers who are now teaching with tenn
porary certificates ana those who have
no certificates but who intend to teach
the coming winter must take the ex-
animation on the above dates. Exami-
nations will be held In the city OF
Chickasha. r. II. WIIsor
County Superintendent.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-20

1T is ALMOST a WA5TEoF TIME TO Look AROUND,
EVERYONE WILL TELL YOU We STAND AT THE TOP IN
THE LADIES READY TO WEAR LINE, WE DO NOT How
EVER FEAR COMPARISON. We ESPECIALLY INVITE
YOU TO COMPARE THE GOODS YOU GET HEREWITH ANY
IN THE COUNTRY. WE ARE OFFERING A LOT OF THE
LATEST THINGS IN LADIES NET SHIRT WAISTS AT A
DISCOUNT OF 20 PER CENT AND THEN AGAIN We HAVE
A LINE OF THE PRETTY NEW SKIRTS IN PANAMA, Volt
ANDSER6E, VERY GOOD THINGS, WITH A STRAIT DIS
COUNT or 20 PER CENT. YOU CAN'T AFFORD To MISS
THIS OPPORTUNITY TO BUY A. SKIRT IF IN NEED OF
ONE. ONE OF OUR SPECIAL BARGAINS THIS WEEK is A
HEMSTITcHED TOWEL 16X38 WORTH ABOUT csc, WE
OFFER roo Doz. AT l2 1-2c OR JUST -2 REGULAR
PRICE. WE ARE L5o OFFERING A BARBER TOWEL AT
2 I-2C EACH.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-20

In 1907 Oklahoma county had a to-
tai assessed valuation Of $17,2s7, ,5s7,
and paid in territorial taxes g5l,-
647.6S. This year Oklahoma county
has total assessed valuation OF $46,-
0s5,564, and under the state levy OF
one and fourth mills. viii pay s57,,
5a4.4s toward the supAort OF state
government for nines and halt
months. This is ar Increase OF sa
SsS.77 ovei the taxes paid last year
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-20

There's nothing IKE bread madc fronz
Gold Medal Flour. paRoRkra
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-20

to support the territorial government
for a period OF one year.
Divide s57544.55 by nineteen and
half and you have s2,95O, which is the
amount Oklahoma County will be re-
quired to pay for the support of state
government for one month. Multiply
this amount by twelve and you have
sS5, 400. which is the amount that
Oklahoma county will pay toward the
support Of state government for one
year, as compared with sol. .647.6S paid
by the same county last year.
Noble County.
In 1907 Noble county had a total
assessed valuation Of s2.2Os. .412, and
paid $12,11S.77 toward the support of
the territorial regime for a period OF
twelve months.
This year Noble county has a total
assessed valuation OF s10,023, ,526 and
will pay s12.529.40 to the support Of
state government for a period OF nine
teen and a half months. This IS
$410.62 in excess of the amount paid
in 1907 toward the support of terri
torial government for twelve months.
Dividing s12,5294O by nineteen and
half you have s642.5S. the amount
that Noble county win pay for one
month to support the state govern.
ment Multiply this sum by twelve
and you have $7,715.36. the amount
that Noble county will pay toward the
support Of the state government FOR
twelve months. as compared with $12,-
1l877. the amount paid BY that coun-
ty toward the expense Of territorial
government for the same period OF
time.
Pawnee County.
In 1907 Pawnee county had a total
assessed valuation Of s5,O63, ,34O. and
paid territorial taxes for one year in
the amount OF s27.S4S.S7.
This year Pawnee county has a to
tai valuation Of s10,s2O.1ss, and IN
der the state levy OF one and a fourth
mills will pay . state tax Of s1S.k25.24
for period OF nineteen and half
months for which the levy Is made
This ID sft.s2siR less than the same
county paid In 1907 for territorial
taxes for a period Of one year.
This year Payne county has q t.
Eal valuation OF $11.6646s0. and will
pay $14.6sos7 toward the support 81
state government for nineteen and 4
half moCths. the period for which al
appropriations were made. This IS
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-20

d-@ff 0~~tAef
In 1907 L5g.a county had total
situation OF s4Ss2.7 .7O5 and paid S2S.-
939.SS territorial taxes for one year
This year Logan county is vaiued at
s1i,52S455, and under the state levy
af enc and fourth mills Will pay
s21 .9iO56 state taxes for period OF
nineteen and half months. This
lacks Just sixiy-eight cents Of being
$1,000 less than the same county paid
toward the support Of territorial gov
ernment fer twelve months.
Divide s2l. .siO56 by nineteen and
a half and you have $1,123.61 the
amount which Logan county will have
to pay for the support OF state gov
ernment for one month. Multiply this
sum by twelve and you secure S1S.-
1892, which is the amount Logan
county will have to pay for the sun
port of state government for one year
as compared with s2s,sOe.ss, which
was the amount collected under terri
torial rule for the same length OF
time.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-20

This year Payne county has to
tai valuation OF s11.6s4.6Ss. and will
pay $14.6sos7 toward the support oI
state government for nineteen and 4
half months. the period for which all
appropriations were made. This Is
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-20


In 1907 Grant county had a total
valuation OF sS.5SO.65s. Under the
territorial levy Of 51h mills it was re
quired to pay s1s,41S,5s in territorial
taxes for q period OF IL months.
This year Grant county has a total
valuation OF s17,O71,12S. and under
the state levy Of ! Ia mills will pay
a21. 1880 toward the support OF state
government FOR period of 1871
months. or sl,S20.s1 more than was
paid By the same county last year to
support territorial government IL
months. Divide s2i.3sS.0O by 1917
and You obtain s1,oS4So. the amount
which Grant county viii be required
to pay to maintain tho state govern
ment one month. Multiply this result
By Z and It gives you s1S.1s1.s0. the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-10-14
AUCTION SALE.
By samuel a. Iunt, Auctioneei

BY samuel II. IuDt, AucblOntci.
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE ENTERED
- on The end dsy of Sc, mber, 1873, IN
the chsncery cause cf John McWilliams
executor, against Annie ebster ct ais
pending in the Corpor ton Court OF the city
Of Alexar dria, the undersigned will offer foT
sale at public auction on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER II, 1908,
at 10 o'clock noon, in front Of the Market
building on Royal street, Alexandria, Va,
all that lot Of ground with the Improvements
thereon at the southeast intersection OF Plti
and Queen stree 8. in said cit NO. 22l
north Pitt street-froDting on Queen street
rs feet 5 inches and on Pitt street 81 feet
inches. with four feet alley in rear leadlng
into ! lit street, with all sIpDrtenances lsee
liber Y No 3, page 439), upon the following
terms: One.third cash and the residue o. the
purch. se money in two equsl payments at SIX
and twelve months, bearing interest evidenced
by the notes Of the purchaser and secured by
a retention of title or deed OF trust.
JOHN N. JOHN SON,
Commissioner Of Sale.
|, Newell s. Greenaway. Clerk OF the Cor
porstion Court Of the city Of Alexandria, dc
hereby certify that John NJ. johnson has
executed the bond required in the above
court.
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