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n. Wont E.s,x That N;,,h.

He Went Easly That Might.
He (calling,-rm.h here promptly. Miss
never like to kerp peo|es waiting.
She (signifcantly)- waiting DIR You to
come you mean. or course-Washing
ton Post.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-24

Lots Of people say the Jury System is
fat failure-thas it has outgrown its time.
This is the first time the subject has been
discussed BY man who knows. Melville
DAWSON Post, distinguished lawyer and
writer, is the author. The Jury System has
faults, but they can be corrected. The citi-
zen and the judge can learn lot from this
story. If the Suggestions are followed, there
will be no more talk Of the Systems failure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-09
MAJOR BYERS
INTENDER

We'll" inierrogated lin OF the
lunch wagon, when Mai. Byera
climbed aboard and attacked his
iuyariable repaat Of coffee and
rolls, whats up your sleeve
now p
THE cuff 81 my shirt" rctortcd
the major And that's the place
Tor II. / think"
Kindly don't pull anything like
that on me, MAZE, when ! extend
you the CHEEKY greet" said Jim \
thought maybe you were nrlmcd 10
uninrl something now In the invcn.
ton line
why, for that matter, James, %
answered Mai, nycrs. Frightening.
I have given some thought to a
project that ia sure 10 be Of vast
value II | could obtain the raw ma.
teriai TO start with What ! lack,
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whining Win fish.

The last hofsas awe their final
tug The not Ia almost drained Of
waicf. II Is fiilrd only with fish
: 1000 writhing pounds Of finh The
men with the SALTS set busy They
pick up The fish. tossing them into
the seos like WORKERS IN the wheat
field. shoTsllnk. pitching. tossing
Beauties they are. 30 and 20 and
60 and even 80 pounds -chinooka
and aoetsyrs. King salmon, some
dsspised dog salmon. A feW Ffrat
sturgeon are In the lot great sia.
foot fish With jaKErd. notchod backs
and sides They are thrown ont 81
Il Is against the Law Tho foai are
hurried Via tho soow and launch TO
the cAnuufy.
The men and horses meanwhile
are huffYlng back ~ shore 70 the
starting point II IL hurry, hurry.
All the time Whiin the tide ia fight
f Aont BE- firhi long Thpl thry
will have a rrsi
-Four nets wlIhin one tide period
thay have 20 Fci In that mauY
snyhoE. niFhi OF day. Then they
can have tit hours 10 repair the
nets and frat and sleep and cat. and
walt for the neat tide.
In british Columbia. Puget
Sound. Alaska and tho Columbia
river tho salmon season IL well
under way. Tho run Il heavy and
every prospcc, u Tor a banner year.
the biggest since 1905. when II total
I'd k.ee0. 900 cases The Industry
means about 10000. 600 a year to
the Coast.
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IN LITTLE OLD NEW YORK
BY f,ORMAN.

and cool OF after the heat OF the
day
You get Interesting ewnrm Hryu
views Of those three Krea, structures
that span tho East rtysr--the
Brooklyn. Williamsburg aud Man.
haitian bridges You SOC Black.
wells island. with its doFena o.
buildings and It's 5000 inhabitants
You do not see oil Of the inhab
itanis there are many who see you
through tho bars Of their cell win.
dOws The guide points out the
window from which Bose Tweed
viewed New York for some years
You cross the southern extremity
Of Hell Gate and see Wards island,
who're the city keeps more people
who, diseased IN mind or body. can.
not DO trusted to care for them
selves, and Randalfa island. where
there are still more OF them.
Coins up the Harlem river you
aec the 1900. 900 speedway. where
no automobile may trcspasr Com
ing down Tho Hudson, the Paiihadon
arr on your right. on your left
lafayette boulevard. Riverside
drive, and then the piers u the
great ocean liners
Tho guide points cut Grants
tomb, Charley schwsb's enormous
house, and also, with pride. great
white castle being built BY one Pa.
terno, m Italian. who came 10 New
York Just n few years ago without
a dollar, and ia now worth some
five or six millions.
Rlrht here | would like 10 beg
the Metropolitan Life's pardon for
saying that ia tower doea not loom
up imprcsHlyely from the water
Probably | didn't notice Il until /
was too far south. But | Hufieed
n twice on this trip, and " sed
either nom the East river 10 ,hc
Hudson, NJ any point within three
or four miles north or south aof the
tower, Il certainly does stick out
like sore thumb on cross child.
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NEW YORK. Aug s.--rhe island
a Manhattan Ia isA miles Ions
and has two ends In appearance
these two points OF land. this short
distance apart, preaen, a. violent a
contrast as any two places on earth
possibly could.
These interesting facts learned
by taking a ride In one Of the SEQ
ling New York yachts. which
circumnaviKnte Manhattan Island
every afternoon, the trip occupying
nearly three hours. A young Italian
with a mcKaphonc bawled out a
huge mass Of Information during the
ride. In more or less understandable
English. but dld not comment on
what was TO mo the most interesting
featurc-the difference between the
southern and northern eHtrcmitiea
Of this famous bit Of land
The yacht leaves from Battery
place. at the southern end. Before
one looms up the great huddlcd sky.
serapere, shoulder 20 shoulder, siory
upon story. a wierd. conglomerate
mass Of brick and stone and Iron,
with The Singer tower sticking out
Of the whole II Il a slight that IL
to be seen nowhere else upon the
face Of the earth, Tho sun glltiara
from tens Of thousands of little win
dows IN the tail, lean piles Of ma.
sohrr. like a multitude Of little eyes
looking down the bay.
And at the northern end-the
farthest tipf The quiet waters oi
the Harlem shlp canal A bed Of
tall. rank wafer grass. bright Krcon
and treacherous A high hill OF
broken rock. Jagged and forbldding
Nothing else. Not a building, no, a
tree. not bush. not n stick " wood.
not an old tin can. II might be Cape
Dissolution. on the untroddcn shore
OF an unsalled sea The guide cas-.
ually pointed II out M tho northern.
most point Of Manhattan lalnnd. and
W 'AheAa'A ht'Nhs w WNN NNNN ~
Il, as the shore recedod southwark.
were wharves md storchounes. on
the other a field with boys playing
ball BY some odd chance that point
alone Is desolate and bleak. afford.
ing tho most striking possible con.
traat to the view Of the island from
the south.
From the "rubherneck Yacht you
see many interesting hghta. You
see Battery Hark and Che Aquarium.
yeneiStle circular building, which
was once Fort Clinton, and whose
walls are 30 feet thick. You SEQ tho
Rockefeller Medical Institute on one
shore Of the East river and tho
Haeemeyef sugar refinery, the larg.
est In the world. on tho other shore.
You zee the recreation piers built
out Into the East river by the city,
so that the crowded, stifled multi.
tudes may have some place 10 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-09
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

The early widow catches the ellg
lhle son.
People who talk too much receive
llttlo attention.
Men flah for fish, and women fish
for compliments
The female bargain hunter knows
all the counterslgns.
Don't wear diamonds unless you
have bank balance TO match.
Some people measure tho world
by the size Of their back yard
In order TO grow old gracefully
woman must cultivate the art
What most churches need is min.
listers who are able To wasen men.
The successful real estate dealer
Ia O man Of deeds as well M words
And many n man has piled up a
fortune by mlndlng his own bust.
ness.
II doesn't tako a lazy man long
to solve the labor problem-in his
mind
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-09
REfLEcTIoNs oF A aAcnELoR.

The safe people to handle your
money for y1u are those who don't
do II.
The pleasure a woman gets out
Of being In society is how her neigh
bors hate her for It.
Young man, marry q homeiy girl n
you are fond of good biscuits an q
pretty girl knows about dough Is to
spend e.
When a man inhsrits money he
tries 10 show how much smarter he
II than hia father. who made If. by
getting rid Of It
A boy eoiud have Just ~ much
fun splitting kindling az smoking
II Il made him sick and was worth b
licking to get caught
A mans idea n a successful must
cal reception Is plenty 10 eat and
drink In rooms far enough away
from the playing and singing for
him not to pretend not to be- inter-
efteds--fss TORY Dress
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-09


sHi-here. You.u.u fcllnfa, get up
and listen to the birds singing their
sweet praises dos Eone your souls,
set up
Il Il the cook. In picturesque Ian.
suage. that might have boon heard
on the Washington shore, five
miles away, who shouts tho aloep
out Of aa
And d minute later We afe out OF
hunks and sefnmhiiur Into ollrhlnn
and sou westers, Tbs fireman OF
the launch Ia hauling the Goals from
bis banked fire the captain IL oillng
hts engine and testing iia ever
zeruN Three OF the men are har'
Messing the horses
Yes. horses and a launch TO 80
salmon fishing on the lower Colum'
bia fishing grounds
There are many ways Of taking
the salmon. You can aail out 10 sea
OF down the river In itfoot cat
beats. zith a half milo Of not. as
feet deep and hanging from tho
water By hutionliks cofks. and az
the tide comes IN and goea out lot
the fish set sntanslcd BY their Eills.
There is danger In this aplenty.
Many boats got lost uyery year IN
the night and fog and storms. hut
Il Is picturesque perhaps Tho most
picturesque reaplng Of any natural
harvest In the country.
The DAY Begins
4 hurried breakfast and we'rc off
Il Is only O'Clock. and tho birds
Of whieh the epok spoke ainE only
IN his imagination. Il Ia Jus, turn.
Ing daytreak The wind u chilly
and damp yet
Just O'Clock. for tho fishing
ground people must foliow The
tides. must catch their fish when
the tides are turning Tomorrow
Ne would So, up At 5. Yesterday e
xaa .
The launch or the borses-i vas
given my choice. SO ! took the
horses
Out In the river then the launch
shuEEed. spinning behind II a Won.
dafful webs line Of bohbins corka
sir feet apart. giistenins. water
splashrd Out and out Sent the
launch. drifting a BIT with the out
30 Of the tide till Il termed a great
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-09

however. is healthy. perfectly
good whale
oh. you lack a whaleia echoed
Jim by thunder. ! guess Il would
BE- rather hard 10 put your hand on
a whale right now-there's been
such a shortage this week. How
would a goldflkh dor
You fall into the common error
that. because amnhihiaas. whale
IA a fish. reproved the major "A
cold hlooded animal Ike a fish will
not do You could hardly by any
stretch 81 Imagination conceive Of
a fnrhearing fish, my fatuous
friundf'
"No, my Imagination would snap.
same Ms II II would Try 10 think Of
contralto clans, admitted Jim.
"hut ! suppose whales are differ
entf"
Decidedly nodded the major.
ny developing whales into fur,
bearing denigcna Of the deep, Mai
nyers will vet be hailed as the Bur.
bank Of Befing strait Listen, Why
does the seal rrow fur because
he got a start aud the Industry was
handed down from fnther to son.
Properly encouraged. the whale
could do Il. too physlolngicaily the
whale is not far removed from the
seal. Whit intend TO do ia to
graft sualahin upon vigorous
whale. This process viii require a
year or two, being conducted by de,
grcea aud about 100 fresh scnlskiue.
Then the whale will be permitted 10
propagate. Following this. all that
will have 10 be observed Is the sim.
pie science Of seleetivo breeding.
In the course Of decade there Will
be whales fur enough 10 supply all
the bellies Of Paris, London and Pc.
dunk with whaleskin sacques. The
seal can 40 ahead and become og-
tlnot, aa he threatens to do, and no
one will miss him.
while you are about II. Mate"
suggested Jim, train EN- TO shed
their skins like snakes, and you
won't have 70 knock 'em IN the
head TO collect the pelts,
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arc. a half. perhaps three quarters
Of q mile around
Then Il turned sharply into shore
We with the horses were half a mile
from the starting point BY nos.
Tho boat wna heading for US One
end Of tho great net was attached 70
a deep hOsOmed ac0w which was
drifting close to shore The launch
was weaving a circle.
Lot any salmon caught within
that great circle Of bobhinE enfka
hcwarr The lines o. RETREAT we're
being cut Oft as rapidly a. a y
horsepower engine could do Il.
The men with the horses haeame
busy now I watched closely The
harsea we're 10 teams Of two There
were i've teams Each team had a
driver. Tho harness carried stout
ihongn from the collar. ending 10 a
hook.
-Ls, 'sr oeir
The launch vas 10 fest fFpH The
shore nov. let 'ef sol Grid the
captain.
Then the horses sprang inta he
water. one team after another. fhe
mon we're after them. urging them
on. The waiss sviried aud tsisled
and sufFei afnuud them. the spray
dashed Into their fucea steadily
asgressively thsy fought their waY
through The lead team reaehrd
tho boat Il vas meek deep
A def catching up d tho htpk
witch had hung loose over thf fpl
lar. and the driver bad attached 1
TO the not, Just back Of a cork
~Cltup,' be cried. the echoes r.
sounding from tho hiiiH
The horses they neemed almost
human. 80 vcll did they catch The
.thasiasm Of the moment PLUNGED
info their collars. struKsiing haeh 70
shore
The second team il neck deep
IN the water nos. ready 10 make
fast to the not They start shore
ward The third team takes hold
aud the fourth by nov the first
team Is on shore. IL unlocked and
is starting Tor a uev trip.
And 90 they vart-a faat and
furious 20 minutes One tram after
another piunring IN. catching the
line. hufryibg ahorsward.
Nos IN. ne, Is only 30 fee, IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-09

diameter The launch IL Just OF
shore The deep boaomed acow ia
lowering near BY, gfeedily ia crow
with GAIT hooks stand on the gun
vale. Horses and men aro around.
All are IN al tho death.
Nov look at tho not Il Ia alive
with fish We had forgotten about
the FISH liut there they are, leap
ing and vnthinE ana twisting,
stfaiHinR against the sides. bllndly
looking for n way Of escape But
thaIa d nnnn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-09

When hearts are trsiaHs a sin "a.
pete Young Wan 70 niHf nia
iuaad @ghifaKa asus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-09

GTirss - The doctor said must
ihran ~ everything aua take o sec
voyage fifsFHH the cart before
the horse didn't hef@iiastan Tran
script
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-09

fhe Did you afaf take fgm eNip
apaft o. see haW Il wnfhe ca Nc
XII hft i've taken 1t apart 70 sec
hnw II itdnit work ssH York Efs
snluE Telegram.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-09

what'. in ars wants no ssaaHe !.
Spa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-09

I'm surprised thst Yau should lh,s
90 Interested iH watching thass slll
dudss HFafce 81 habit sues
~ ~ l,.',..s .s.,..t,saF we'll
well. they're : faeant lot Neih
ole standard sna Times
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-09

The average airi may not be a s19,
oeAa as stone inasst hut WIN =
antnes a. throwing q hint. SHE ls fus
sio sons thasaHat ever time =ehltakp
News
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Harry Something is proving upon
my mind ilsiaa-What Hnlall ars
petite ifaf samathiHg must hatsi-9
Nuffaia Enquirer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-09

The be.t always soss fif''-I''i'
Ian.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-09

tta None but the brave deserge
tho fair She feH hut 10 uin
netta nastgh ulphas
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soia friends are best. said thf
Nafushoaftaa person. huuiph
replied ~ sirius fiafbsf Hha Wa
Walking little lame. = suppose
you're one u these people ~
would trust q iaat years hammock
rope Washington hiaf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-09

lie ahn ranauits entf efrTtiruri
soon siiehnes conscience - thitAH 9
TflLuns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-09

Truth must 10 seasoned 70 MAKE u
uaiafahIa fianish
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-09

The Judge iiut Why dit you
thfnW saucepan a YOUR husband I
The Prisoner Honor aldh'
have no flat ifan handf A-=t lefniahf
Leader
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-09

N you want 70 marty me You
should see my father I've seen
fim ssFsfai times tHt nani 20
fHaffa Hn4 iunl fiIe same New
York EffninH TsisHfaia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-09
STAR DUST


arht self salts
lied msH T. toe
easily pisassdT
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EIlTEsB|
- fioEs
public
Eedon a
kffer eN
[io tho '
! DR. Ea |
Now
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-09

Mems Hose BY the Boz
Good quality Maeo cotton hose.
black or tan. Boz uf .
pairs tssssssstsstt4ts 81 90
Al black or black with white
fect. tnna blues. greys. etc
Bon u . pairs ......S1.25
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-09

ia None but the brave deserve
tho faif Hhf= zee hut 10 a uiA
nette Boston ulehe'
The aysrars girl may not be sue.
aaHa na q Stone inahat. hut wien y
aoinea 70 throwing hint. she y ~.
ole son tHesHpai ever time =='itlhaHV
News
fhe nidi you ever take Fianf gp'p
apaft o. sec haW Il worked Nc
Ho. but I've taken It Hfafl r. sg'
now II didn't work ssH york Eff
snlng Telegram.
The best always goes fifsi--i'al'
Ian.
arm SURPRISED that you should hs
a iutrfrsfsd tH watching thase sillf
dudss sFaFce 81 habit sues
I'm pfesiasnt u a real estate W
uf4kfuaHf HnfnuHuF HtfN
fWsU thef5fa = vacant lot tain
ole standard and Times
Don't suspect everything md ey-
erfhndy. ThHfs aren't 80 fiiHHf hfp
acrifss a. you think Hnd 10 itiakg "
ones self - radically sfenH - ION
"a Times hnign1
soia friends are best said ,hf
,farlashaaftaa pafHqn. HnmphF
replied Hr sifiaa ilafhsf she VS.
Walking a little iams. = aurpnse
Y0u'fe one u these people Nha
would trust q iaat years haiuiipof
rope - washiuKtan hiat
benefits turn poison in bad minds
-aiiyfen.
The fndFa iiut Why dit you
thfuN q saucepan At fnuf HUSBAND
The Prisoner Homer ! aldHt
have no fiat ifaa haadY -=elefeiahf
Leader
~ you want 10 marry me fou
should see my father TIE seen
fim several times tHt ] vent 10
mafff fau iusi the same. go New
York EfsninH Telegram
Truth ussi ne seasoned 20 make Il
paiaiaAia Danish
You are sharp boy. TOMMY Z
We'll ! nnHHf t. Re Dad takes me
10 ME study aha stfsfss me- tafrs o.
four lines daf Connie cuts
tls Who ransalts entf esrs.iieurY
soon siiaHces eqhHsifHaa= - thitaFn
Tribune.
Harry Something is rreFinF upon
my mind flsiea=W what = afHali aps
petite that samathiHE must hatsi-a
huffaia Enquirer
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No fzs2-onr famous Dan I,
stocking al black. On ~
with white fest. Boa Z I
pairs s............. sir
No Ladies' iisis thr.s
aioe King. With cotton scjr
Box Of 8 pairs ........ =,
10 7Is-onr famous ErJ,,u
cotton lose. al Md 3
black With white feet Do, Z
2 pairs ................l6
ladies' pure silk Loss; 4 h.
gain anywhere al ~ prr
pair Bon Of ; pairs MA
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-02-02
(First Published .fsn. 20, 19O9.)
PROPOSAL FOR SANITARY SEW
ERs-DlsTRlcT NO. 10.

Sealed proposals win be received by
the city clerk of Chickasha, Oklahoma,
until 2.30 p. m. o'clock Feb. 4, 1909,
for furnishing material, tools and la
Dor to complete the sanitary sewer
laterals in District No, Ten 10) in
accordance with the plans and speci.
fications on file at the office OF the
city clerk and city engineer Chicka.
sha. Oklahoma.
The quantities OF work TO be done
are as follows;
$50 lineal feet lJ-inch sewer pipe
in place complete
1890 lineal feet S.inch sewer pipe in
place complete
Four manholes.
One flush tank complete.
Each bid must be accompanied by
a certified check of per cent OF The
smount Of the bid
Bond satisfactory TO the city coun.
ell In amount and sureties will be re.
Quired Of the successful bidder
The right Is reserved to reject any
and ALI bids.
Payment will be in tax warrants
when the work is completed.
Bids must be made and addressed to
the city clerk Chicl1ssha. Oklahoma.
and marked on the outside OF the en-
velope inclcsing them. Proposal to
Construct Sewer laterals."
Joa pews.
i.2s-totd City Clerk.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-02-02
(First Published Jan. 20, 1907
NOTICE or HEARING RETURN OF
SALE OF REAL EsTAT.

State OF Oklahoma. Grady County.
In the County Court
In the Matter Of the Guardianship Of
Bette e. James.
Notice Is hereby given that Rogers
James, the duly appointed and quail
fled guardian Of the estate OF Bette
e. James minor. has returned and
presented for confirmation, and filed
IN said court his return OF the sale
of the following described real estate
OF said ward, Bette f. James. to-wit:
The NEh Of section 3, and the NEh
of the NwA, section 3, and the NEA
Of the NEh OF the SEA. section 9.
all in township eight (s) north Of
range seven CD west. as per the gov
ernment survey thereof. situated in
Grady county, Oklahoma. for the sum
Of $3.50. and that Monday. the sth
day OF February, 1909, at O'Clock
IN the AFTERNOON OF 3ald DAY al the
county court room in Chlckasha. said
county Of Grady, has been duly ap-
pointed by said court for hearing said
return, and the approval of said sale
and conveyance. at which time any
person interested in said estate may
appear and fife his exceptions in writ
ing to said return and contest the
same, and are hereby referred to said
return for further particulars.
In testimony whereof, have here
unto set my hand and affixed the seal
of said court. this 29th day Of Janu.
airy, 1909. n. NJ. Williams,
(Seal0 County Judge.
1-29-10 d
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-02-02
Real Estate

Seyenty-six acres creek valley land,
three miles north of town. good alfalfa
land, fine hog ranch Price. sS5 per
acre
100 acres joining townsite of Chick
asha, all in cultivation. all trackage
property; worth $4,000 when packing
plant is located here. Price, SIS per
acre.
100 acres, two miles south OF city
limits; a good proposition Price, $50
per acre.
120 acres good level land, all in cul-
tiyation; all alfalfa land. deep choco.
late loan; two miles from good rail-
road town. six miles from Chickasha.
A snap at $40 per acre
i6O-acre farm, six miles west Of
Rush Springs, Broom house, well and
windmill, barn and hog lots; 10 acres
in good orchard, Us acres in cultiya-
ton To trade for city property.
Price, $4,000.
CITY PROPERTY.
Lot 5Ox165 feet. close in; good mod
ern broom house, fruit and shade
trees, small barn. A bargain at 50 600
On West Hill, LOT lOOxI65 feet, mod
ern 5-room house. fine location; good
house. Price. $4,000.
Lot SsxiG5 feet, close in;4-room
house, $500 cash, balance on install
ments
Lot 96xl65 feet. good 2-room house.
good smoke house. shade and fruit
trees. vineyard; fine location. A snap
at 81 100.
JENKINS & MAJOR.
Phone 2so. Basement First Natl Bank.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-02-02

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Section 2 That this ordinance shall