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The Washington herald., 1909-04-21
BLOODPOISON
IF Wound Does Not Become In
fected, He May Recover.
shot Himself with Old Revolver
Loaded with Dirty BuIIet-Trou-
BILE Over Finances.

sDecal 70 he Washington Herald.
BeTryville, Va, April NJ. r Elder,
postmaster Of Berryville and former
Washington athless, who shot himself
below the heart yesterday, in q 1T OF
Dependency, has a chance OF recovery
Tonight the doctors declared that his
condition IS favorable for recovery unless
there IS an infection OF the wound The
revolver is an old one, which Elder used
while in the West, and il had not been
used for years. The bullet, therefore
was dirty. and chances OF infection are
probable
The doctors to-day announced that FL
der's mental condition is good
Although no statement has been made
by members OF Mr. Elders family con-
oerDing the reason for his attempt 70
take his lie. his friends here express the
opinion that financial worries were re-
spOnsible for his action. For some time
before his appointment as postmaster Mr.
Elder was out OF employment and during
that time he ran into debt It is report
ed here that some OF his creditors have
been pressing him recently.
Mr. Elder is man OF unusually ner-
vous temperament. and his financial re-
verses Dreyed on his mind. To his friends
he frequently expressed regret over the
condition OF his business affairs and told
OF the annoyance they were causing him
That he contemplated an attempt on his
life was not suspected. howeve-. by his
most Intimate associates
Elder married a Miss Clark, OF Wash
ington, who made her summer home in
BerTyviIle before her marriage She is
not a daughter Of the late Judge Clark
OF Winchester, a celebrated Jurist OF that
city. as has been stated
The Washington herald., 1909-04-21
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

New York ApTl G-SUGAR-stock q suEzr IN
United Kingdon, 500 tons LONDON hest sugar
market quiet unchanged. with April IDS I'D: May
l0s SD; August I0s sd The looal raw sugar
market Vas inactive and weak. With prices nominal
Cuban sugar. for April shipment offered At 2 s-ls
paid, bat without bringing a favorable response
ron buyerA Dutypad rates; Centrifugal IS
test. 592; NuscoTado, g test, I'D: rloasszs sugar
s. test, 3T; refined sugar. dun. Unchanged. with
reiners quoting EranElated al AS Est. les ! p=
cent for cash.
NAVAL STORE+Rcsln. steady; unchanged: con
non 70 good strained. SO: SPIRITS turpsntine
steady. unchanged. Machine made barrels New
TO-k IS; savannah, -; tar, quiet; unchanged; oil
BUrTER-Rsozpss. n.&5: steady; demand far.
Creazne-y. extra EaZ7k: state dairy tubs, Has;
imitation TesmsTy. frsts, ..
EGGS-Strng; receipts. I7s caseS Nearby
white. fancy. "a; fresh hrsts. zi4azzs; mixed.
fancy. "a
MILL FEEp-Flm. spring b-an. I00Ib. sacks.
70 arrive rs; standard milling E.s5; city bran.
s6Se IN buIk: Western red deg, $50 to arrive;
winter wheat bran- in loolh sacks, scarce ard
nominal
OAT-Ssszdy but Hfsles. No 2, white, 5s!s
g.; No 5, white Slza4: No. 4, white. 5ssss1z; No.
2 miIed. SCI; natural and clipped, white, on
tzSz 5.isss2
FIOUR-St-onE On small stocks surinz patsutx.
s50a6s0; spring clears 5loas.So: winter straights
3--a79ls he--od7 ct&-.e.tns
6eoss2s; Kansas clears, 50os5.S
Rye FJ0UR-Srong; moderate supply. Quoted.
zs5ss 50
CORN AEAJ-stong; moderate business. Kiln
dried. for export SO; coarse neal. in bags lisa
30
HAY-ReceiptS loo tors; strong Prime timothy,
gcssZz; No J. s7i1seo; No ?. 50; No. 3. 7aaz5
STRAW-Rsceipts, 80 tons; strong; light supply.
Log re, L3-
BEEF-sGons Family. H.Es15oO; packet, Is50a
400
PORK-Fim: light supply. Mess. E5alsoO:
family, 1910
TALLoW-Dun; steady. City. in hossheads. 81
asa
LARD-Unsettled. PRIME Western. lo0; city,
Id5e; rs6ned cunti1srt ILB; ScSth Amsricar
u6: rcfned Brazilian, kegs. l2s0. oleostesrine
iZss lard stezTiEe Gull New York and Chi
Cgo. Z
The Washington herald., 1909-04-21

Chicago, April 20.-Stampede in the
wheat pit, during which the price Of
July wheat dropped In ten minutes from
s115 IL TO SLz1-4 was precipitated to-
day when the bull leaders, headed By J.
A Patten, withdrew their support from
the market to permit the traders to have
their way. Between 12,30 and ?. N.
millions Of bushels Of July wheat were
traded. the price. beginning in a whirl
rising and dropping from TO cents per
bushel around the N-IS7-S mark
The local trade has been trying to
stampede the market for some time, and
to-day it became more active and de-
termined IN its purpose 1t was not.
however. until the bull leaders who have
been so earnestly giving their support 10
the market withdrew that the chaos
was pecipitated, and many Of the small
traders had their fingers burnt
Fail 80 Check Stampede.
The usual excitement in the wheat pit
was increased until the pandemoniGm
and chaos disclosed the scope and affect
OF the movemen by the Patten forces.
Some made efforts TO check the stampede.
but only succeeded in securing a slight
rally. which was soon swept away.
July wheat closed about 81 cents
lower for the day
May held at $L41-s at close. after
more than cents drop 10 S1223 81
The May price broke first. giving the
trade the impression that Patten might
be out Of his entire holding for that
month This started the selling panic IN
July. Three or four big houses. prob
ably with orders from Patten. bought
great quantities on the break. and
Quieted the excitement.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-21
RECEIPT GONE; ASKS REFUND.
Contractor Lost Paper I'm the BaIti-
more Fire of 1904.

Stating that the original receipt OF the
collector Of taxes was destroyed IN the
Baltimore FIRE Of February Z, 1904, W r
StrOuse. assistant engineer Of the Wash
fngton Terminal Company, has asked for
ths refund OF his deposit Of sl,oa0 given to
cover the cost Of damages involved n q
grading contract
The deposit was made IN August, 1913.
lust before the work on the Improvement
OF Florida avenue was begun Mr.
Strouse incloses the affidavit OF G. ".
Booth, assistant comptroller OF the Bal
tlrnOre and Ohio Railroad, confirming his
statement that his receipt was lost In the
confagration. No action has yet been
taken by the Commissioners.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-21
PREPARING FOR NEW JAILs.
work on Penal Camp VIII Be
Commenced Soon.

The visit Of Engineer Commissioner
Judson TO the convict camp IN Far
quier County. Virginia, has assured
prompt execution OF penal reforms pro-
vided for IN the District appropriation
act. He has collected much material
which viii be Of value in effecting the
removal OF the institutions from their
present location On the Eastern Branch
70 new sites outside the city limits.
On the trip OF inspection the methods
which were studies were those OF guard
ing and watching prisoners while az road
construction. AS the District penal In
mates wiz be employed In the construc-
ton OF the new temporary buildings,
the same system as prevails IN the con-
Wet camps VIII be used BY the District
authorities.
L is probable recommendations as 70
the sites for the woTkhouse and reforma-
tory VIII be before the Commissioners
in the next ten days, and the work viii
be pushed as soon as the preiirilaries
are arranged
The Washington herald., 1909-04-21
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, April 95.-AIonsy On cali a. the stock
exchange cpened az per cent; higaest. - Der
cents lowest, Is per cent: closing u per cent
Most Of The days loans were at . pe- cent
Tine money held slightly finer for the long
periods, but was literally obtaiuabie az Unclaimed
prices Tor the shOvt oates fsirsizad business was
witnessed Rates ~ per cent for sky DAYS. -
PsT cent for ninety days. 2zs2z per csut f1r four
months; Z.aS psr cent for FIVE and SIX months. and
Slza5z per cent for ever the year
Mercantile paper could be sod n larger amounts
thar The uceseut output permits RATES. S5ssss
pr cent for SHY and ninety DAYS indorssd bllS 70
celTable, 51ze4 Der cent f0T choice four U six
months single names. and Hka5 per cent for those
q the less Uel-kn0uu Fa-iety-
Sterling easier n tone but rates UNCHANGED Sir5v
days LS%a4ss555 demand. s.S75oass7so; cables
4s7Sla1g9l Commercial bills As5E for ninetv 80
As5ta455A for Sky days Flour blIs aEz for
sixty days. and grain. 4s57E. supply q rrafa an
cotton bills scarce
The Washington herald., 1909-04-21
GRAND JURY INDTCTS.
William Cant Held on Charge Of
Stealing from United States

Stealing from United States
The grand jury yesterday indicted VIII
liam Cant, formerly Janitor at the Matt
onal Guard armory, on a charge OF lar
ceny from the United States. He is al
legged 10 have stolen twenty-nine blankets.
fifty shirts. and forty-fve pairs OF shoes
from the Quartermaster' department
Grand larceny is the charge in an in
dietraent against Clarence Minor. who.
Il IS alleged. took $40 IN gold and two
s.. 600 bills from Mrs Sarah Gates. Other
indictments include the following; John
Wilkes. harged with violating postal
laws; Joseph Zsrega, robbery; Ernest OFT
and George Black. housebreaking VII
liam Taylor, Fred Moore and Harry
Shields, robbery; Fred Moore, assault
with a dangerous weapon; Charles H
Rollins. embezzlement. and Leon NieTn-
see, embezzlement
The grand jury ignored a charge OF
against Arthur Hughes.
coIored, held by the coroner's jury fOr
the death OF Samuel Carter. also colored
The Washington herald., 1909-04-21
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Bsptino-e. April 2.-Q-ctstsoos established by the
Baltimore Fruit and Produce Association ars as
follows:
BUTTER-Creane-y. seDarato- per b. 90: imi-
tation, per 10. 2222; prints, Hb.. Der 10, 3oasl
d., lib. PEI II. Easl; blocks. 2Ib per b. Soasl
dairy prints. Maryland, Pe-nsylv2nia, and yir-
gina. Or h. issI7; Virginia ard West Virginia
sto-e-pscked. peT u. l5als: Ohio. storepaczed
per b. l6al7; nearby. rolls per -. I7AIs; Ohio
rolls per b, EaIs; West Virginia, rolls, per H.
Issl7
EGGS-Marylard- Pennsylvania. snd nearby hrsts
pe- doz. IA Eastern sh0rs, Maryland, and Viz
Ffnia, Per 6oz-, ~; Western frsts, per doz, aDH /;
West YirS1ria. pr doz-, 2sz-
LIVE POULTRI-XOung chickens. as to sIzs, pes
Ib.. Bz5o; old hens hsaTy-Eeish-, PER H. ISs
winter chickens, u 70 "a lbs, pr B. za3e
spring chicksns, % IL lbs. per n. s2ss5; ducks
Per h, fssis; DO, white Pskins, per B, B:
pigeons. young. pair. .; Co. Old pair, 50; guinea
fowls old, each, 3; do, yO1ng. lz lbs. and over,
each g.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-21
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New Yo-k, April a-CATTLEReceipts. 20
head; steady. Dressed beef steady 70 hrn, sssals:
extra BEEF, I95k
CALyES-Reosivts. SO head; trade slow; prices
weak Medium rsals. 81: lats arrivals held for
Wednesdays market; dressed calves sloF. essier;
city-6resssd reals Tai1sk: c0unrry-iressed 7ai1
SHEEP AND LA1IBS-Re1ipts 2s6Q head;
quiet Sheep. A50a5so. unsh0rns lambs. SOD; Mary
land s5-ing lambs $50
HOGS-Receipts. 2S5 head
Chicago. April s0-CATTLE-Receisss 400
head: steady. BeoTes s.75a7.oo; Texans, 4-5Oe5 5
Westerns, 4ooa575 stockus and feeders. 5-56a7 %
calves. 5.oz7.oa
HOGs-Reosspfs, zoo heSd: steady. Livht, s-sa
80 mixed e.sa75 hsaEy. s.s5a7.z0; zosghs. s.s5a
10; piEs. 5.s1as.5.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-21
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Quotations furnished by ". B. Hibds & Co.
members cf the Chicago Beard a Trade HIbbs
BuildinE - Fifteenth street northwest
Chicago. April A-Judging from to-dsy's opera
ti0s IN the wheat pit. the Pstte1 cCrner n Nay IS
pretty vel broken. Yesterdays decline continued
and was scceutGatsd to-day. DurinE the day Nay
lost nearly cents and July ; CENTS In the rally
neaT the cOse May EUt back IS q the i0ss and
July closed st the lowest
News from Liverpool announcing improved outlook
q foreign crops. with vsrza rains IL the Soath-
vest. sidsd the selling q pTo6t-taksrS and p<icS
wrTe weak all dzT.
Corn was nervous and irregular early. but pxsoes
steadied. and tie market as whole vas fairly S-n
and active.
Oats were steady
Provisions were unchanged at the opening steady
in tie early trading and weak IN the afternoon
The Washington herald., 1909-04-21
COTTON MARKET.

Quotstio1s furnished b. " B. HRbs & Co,
nsmbers q the New YORK Sock Exchange. Hibbs
Buiiding 725 Efteeufh street northwest
Sew YoTk, Ap-l 2o-Cotscn vas ven frn to
dGy. With = large valuzs q bzsinass On rising
prices LiveTpoo, WIS q heaTy buyer. the New or
leans market vas strouz, sho-ts cgTe-ed -
ports q rzins 70 Southwest and the bulls supported
the msrket- Thls proved 70 Be an insincibls com-
bina1ion. and prizes Went uD easily Until the close.
gaining from g - ? points the days trans
actions
The Washington herald., 1909-04-21

New YORK April z-WHEAT-Io~er: more
actiTity. No / Northern Duluth. r. srTiTe, LSz1t
No ?, red (. o. b, Ls8: No 2 I'D. NeE YORK.
E. .. b. IssK: No, /. naearoza, Ia T. O. b I;
No. L Manitoba. Z. 0. b.. end cg Nay or early
June, 12 Exporters took ten loads Manitoba.
NilleTs II Pennsylvania bought oC2 bushels hard
winter 70 arrive via Buffalo.
C0RN-StronFe. but dali No. 2 elevator, to
arrive. 50: No 2. (. o. b, SPOT. "a No. 2 ves-
low. I. o b., 3. ExpoTtsTs took nothing.
RYE-Scsrce. higher No. .. Z. O. b, nozoinal. e
The Washington herald., 1909-04-21
Cattle Disease Is Ended.

Secretary OF Agriculture Wilson Iats
yesterday afternoon issued an order ef-
fective April a. removing the quarantine
restrictions in several States on account
OF the foot-and-mouth disease OF cattle.
The order recitss that the epidemic has
been checked
The Washington herald., 1909-04-21
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baitinors. April 2l.-whest today was unsettled
Influenced by ths Western msrket; corn. hrm; osfs.
steady; re, higher. and -four 6rm OF moderate de-
mand.
WHEAT-spot coztzct. LE5; spoe No. 2 rsd
Western, Is May. Isl asked. Julr II5 hid
steamer No 2 red, LE; receipts 6EI bushels.
Southern On srade. Ls2aIs5.
COBN-opot contract. 77lsa773s. April 75isa75E :
May. T75<a77lf; JAY. 76.: steamer mixed "a. r.
csipus. s,5S bushels exports 6S.5i bushels
OATo-Stock n elevators. esS3 bushels: shin
msnts from elevators. m.s5 bushels White. No
2 "a; do No. 8 5izs5Siz; do. No T. s5lss55
mixed. No SE57A; mixed No. s 5s5sE; nixes
No L $3.50
RYEstoek IN elevators. 7gss bushels, shin
meuts from elevators. Al bushsls No Weytern
re. export GaS55; No 2 Western ne. uutog-,
sss3i bss lots, as % quality AID condition T5ass
BARLE1-stocS in elevators. 2l66 bushels: ship
merits from elevators. % bushels.
FLOUR Winter extra, 5l0s5.s0: winter clear
670a5S5; winter Strlight 595a5I0; winter nsssnf
5-s5ssl9; spring clear. 4s3a5-lo: Er-inz srTaivbf
555alsos spring patent 6.Ia6s5: Civ Mis- ~
latent Is City Mills hieh-srade pafent seq.
CITY NILS hiCh-gTade straight. Gg5. Cts aTYUei
choics family. an; CITY Mills extra choice fslIIv
60: C-ty Mills extra. 5e015.l5; Tye four. mediru
70 choice 4I5a45o; ccrnmeal. per 100 Ibs., L65also
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.
CATTLE-Extrs. peE cWt-. SsSa66; butcher. 48os
E5o Common, 201a33o.
HoGs-Psr cEt. EOss. 6ssSzs: ordinary. pa
czt. 6eeasE
LAafBs-Choics. %: medium.
sHEEP-Prnae, A5es5-oes Common S5al %.
CALVEs-Pr1nae. ~ ID, 81; MEDIUM 7sSas;
oounoo. 5s6
COWs-Prine. fresh. each. s0asS0o; eounOu.
G-ooa5ooos cd aad dTy, n0osl5.0.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-21
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

Boss & Phelps announce the sale 70
a. L Phillips. for Harry Wardman. OF
the house and lot in Woodley Park, at
2slz Garfield street. The house has ten
rooms. ara IS one Of several erected IN
that vicinity last season BY Mr. Ward
man The price was $3.50
The Washington herald., 1909-04-21

Stone & Fairfax announce the sale fer
Mrs. Alvina Engley. Of the property al
- TWenIy-fiTst street northwest. which
the purchaser, K z. Fsl, viii occupy
as his home. The property has 'front.'
age OF about 5a feet by a depth OF 80
feet. and the house is two stories and
cellar. The price paid for the property
IS not announced.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-21
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Baltimore. AurI 3.-Fciiowing are the sales and
quotations on the most active securities bsted oR
the Baltimore Stock Exchange.
SALES
The Washington herald., 1909-04-21
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

saIes-Regular CAL. O'Clock Noon;
Lanston. . az l5ss.
Union Trust. 70 at I34
After icaiI-Real Estate Title. II ct s..
Capital Traction, % az lg7ik. at lElz.
Washington Gas. 3 az "a.
Capital Traction IS. s. 600 az lTE-
MeTgenthalsr, 70 a. rs
Washinston Railway ard Electric preferred AZ
slls p az gIsz. % ar 9Iz 80 a. slss. Sc az sIS. 20
at slis
Washington Railway sn6 Electric o0mnou, 80 at
"a
Following are the bid ana sskec prices On ysster-
days Washington Stock Exchange
The Washington herald., 1909-04-21
CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by ". B. Hibhs & Co,
members q the NeE YORK Stock Exchange, Hibds
Building. IS Fifteenth street northwest
The Washington herald., 1909-04-21
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

ouotatsoas furnished b. w B. Hnos & Co.
msmbsS NeE YORK Stock Exchange. HISbs Build
ins. IS Fdteeath street northwest.
Cali. sEONEv sar-S ny xxor-2S.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-21


Following are the permits for building
issued yesterday from the Office OF the
inspector Of buildings:
To George 7 Klepstein. for FIVE two
story brick dwellings. from 1S2S 70 1856
A street southeast; architect. A J. At
kinsOn: builder. ". P. lockwood; esti-
mated cost. S9O.000.
To Herman Harbers. for one frame
dwelling. at 2ss1 Myrtle avenue; architect
and builder. c. G. johnson; estimated
cost, s. .290
To Dime Savings Bank, TO repair Of
fee building al Seventh and z streets
northwest: architect A P Clark, jr.;
builder. GOrmley & POynton Co; esti-
mated cost, S5.000
To Schenck & WheelOck. for ten two
story brick dwellings. from 403 70 At
Eleventh street northeast; architect, VIII
liam J. Palmer; builder. c. c. Wheeloeki
estimated cost. 5000
To T u McAuilffe. for three two-stOry
brick dwellings, al SO. 612. and sl4 Fourth
street northeast: architect, A. B. MuIlett
& Co; builder. F D. NcAulifTe; esti-
mated cost, $3.50.
To c. Il Fishbaugh & Son. for one
two-story brick store and Office building,
az 152S TO 1880 Fourteenth street north
west; architect. B. y. Brouner; build
eTs. BrOuner & Sloan: estimated cost,
s.. .0O6.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-21
STAMPEDE IN The PIT
July Wheat Drops Three
Cents in Ten Minutes.
BULL SUPPORT IS WITHDRAWN

Trade Gets Impression that Patten
May Have Sold Out HIS May Hold
ings- Efforts 10 Check Selling
Movement Fail and Chaos ReignE
Big Houses Are Buyers.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-21
Hibbs Buildins.
The Safest investments

Are those that do Tot fEczzte durinE disturbed
cuDcIti0os q the money OF scock Darksts. FITst
deed Of trust notes lATSt DorzaEssl. vel ssczrsd
on real estate II tee Dis-ict q C0llnbiz. coa-
stltute Eit-edss" Investments Thsy CO n0s
6epsud upon the financial responsibility q indi-
vidusis o. eorpo-ztions fo- thels stability. ard
are e1enpt from 1EIHtiO1 81 ps-so1zl pTnDgEty.
We cn supply such investments u sEoCuts
from S1s upxETd- Send for bo0klsts "C01esEztns
Lozns AID IrTestueotS'
The Washington herald., 1909-04-21
TREASURY STATEMENT.

Reserve fund
Gold coin azd b1llion...-............ $50 os55 %
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-07-13
WASHITA PARK


These hot days and beautiful moon
light nights tell us more plainly than
ever that we need park. The oppor-
tunity is knocking at our door. The
people must and will have pleasure
and recreation. Washita Park will fill
a long felt want The intentions and
purposes OF the company are feasible
and practical. The prospectus are now
in the hands of the printers, which ex-
plain the plans Of the company. An
opportunity is knocking at our door,
which we must improve. When the
solicitors call on you. subscribe liber
ally for shares Of stock. 1t will pay
you We must be progressive. up to
date. We must have Washita Park
with all its beauty and attractiyeness.
THE WAsHlTA POWER & TRAc.
TloN COMPANY.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-07-13
SOME NEW BARGAIAs


A block OF ground. 165xl75, 4-room
house. well cave. cellar, east front
close in on Ninth street, bargain at
$1,000. or will divide this property and
sell the vacant lots at $3.50. terms If
desired. or will sell house and lot for
$500.
A quarter Of block IN Askew addition
150x165 on Eighth street, close in at
5000. Another quarter of a block in
Askew addition. well improved, s.
room house. well cave and fruit trees,
at the low price of $4,000.
AS an investment and moneymaker
we have lot 85x165, with two houses
bringing in s15 per month, making an
annual income OF $3.50. This property
we will sell at $500, being more than
20 per cent on the Investment.
A handsome modern house on iowa
avenue. 5 rooms, bath. pantry, electric
lights. etc. lot S0x1g5. for $3.50,
$500 cash. balance terms.
A new Broom house close in on
chickasha avenue for $i.350. Plenty
Of other bargains.
Tell US what you want, we may have
II. II not. we will get Ii for you.
THE GLOBE INVESTMENT co.
t3H N. Third Street
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-07-13
LAND FOR SALE

5. 100 acres creek valley land, some
upland, some timber, near railroad
Price. $3.50 per acre.
Is. 800 acres, level prairie land, 22s
acres in cultivation; two houses; ali
fenced and cross-fenced; 5h miles
from Chickasha, near Amber. Price
$50 per acre.
20. 164 acres near Alex; extra quail
ity Of Washita bottom land; good for
alfalfa Price, $4,000.
a. 100 acres. 5 miles west of Chick
asha; 2-room house. good young or
chard, good well. small barn, running
water; good chocolate sandy loan
Good terms. Price, $500.
e5. 100 acres s miles northeast Of
Fort Cobb, Okla, all smooth. level
prairie land, all tiIlable. all deep sandy
loan soil; 12O acrcs in cultivation;
new 5-room house. barn and other out
buildings. Good well, windmill and
tank. Orchard and shade trees
One of the best farms in Caddo coun-
ty for the money. Good terms Price,
$6,5OO.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-07-13
JUST a Few


Eight room modern residence on .
paved street. southeast corner. lot
1oox165 feet, well barn, garden. shade
and fruit trees. $4,000 cash.
Choice lots In Sparks addition. s45O
to $500 foot.
New 10.room house in Phillips ad.
dition. corner lot 50x140. well barn,
cistern. cellar and strom cave. special
price II sold at once.
Good Broom house In half block Of
new high school building. Price $1,000
$3.50 cash. balance on easy monthly
payments.
Good frame residence. six rooms be-
sides bath room and pantry. Just of
paved street. four blocks from bank
corner. For few days. $3.1O0.
FAYETTE COPELAND
Phone $50. 224Ia chIckasha Avenue.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-07-13
(First Published July 3, 19O9.)
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the
board of appraisers has filed with the
city clerk it's report Of the appraise-
ment and apportionment OF the bene-
fits to the several lots, pieces and par
cells Of ground liable to assessment for
the cost Of improving Third street. in
accordance with resolution of the city
council, from the south line of Choc-
taw avenue to the north line of Iowa
avenue and the city council will hold a
session at the council chamber on
Thursday, the 18th day Of July, 1909,
lat $3.50 o'clock p. m, for the purpose
of hearing any complaints or objec-
tons that may be made concerning
the appraisement and apportionment
as to any such lots, pieces and parcels
of land.
Witness my hand as city clerk on
this 3rd day of July. 1909.
Joe Dews,
7-35d City Clerk
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