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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-07
FairVieW Park Cemetery

we are now prepared to sell lots
and give perpetual care. Perpetual
means to be kept in lawn and graves
well filled. we have a sexton en-,
ployed and paid for this purpose. Our
prices are from s25 to $3.50 for fam.
ily lot. All PERSONS, whether poor or
rich, receive the same care. There Is
not poor location for a lot in the
cemetery
This cemetery is bcund to last hun.
dreds Of years and there is one hun.
dred acres Of ground deeicated to It's
use.
You can buy lots on the installment
plan Why wait until there is a death
In your family to select a Iotg
You can apply t. The sextcn. Mr. Nc
Carly who lives on the ground, or 10
H. R Kreitz, undertaken. who will
sell the lots Parties owing or lets
viii pay D. E. Emerson treasurer.
5. FAiRvlEW. PARK CEMETERY.
4-27-1mo
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-07

This Is NOR dangerous disease
than is generally presumed It will be
surprise to many to learn that more
deaths result from It than from scarlet
fever. Pneumonia often results from
II chamberlain's Cough Remedy has
been used IN many epidemics OF
whooping copgh, and always with the
best results. Delbert MsKeig, Of Har.
Ian, Iowa, says Of It: my boy took
whooping cough when nine months old.
He had It in the winter. | got a bot
tie Of chamberlain's Cough Remedy
which proved good cannot recon-
mend It too highly For sale fy all
druggists. ,ssW
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-07
First Published April 16. 1905. J
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

State Of Oklahoma. Grady County.
IN District Court. George N. Carter,
Plaintiff. VS.. Jennie Carter. Defendant.
No 207e.
Said defendant, Jennie Carter. will
take notice that she has been sued in
the above named court for divorce
upon grounds OF abandonment and
must answer the petition filed therein
by said plaintiff on or before the 10Th
day Of May, A. D. 1909. or said peti.
tion will be taken as true, and a judg-
nent for said plaintiff In said action
for divorce viii be rendered accord
ingly.
Dated this 9th day OF April. 1909.
VIM. Stacey.
Attest Attorney for Plaintiff.
]. r. Callahan,
District Clerk.
BY Z. T. Watkins,
Deputy. 4-f6-21d
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-07
BARGAINS THAT ARE BARGAINS

geo acres good Land ~ miles south
east Of Blanchard 25 acres in culti-
walton. no other Improvements. Price.
SIS per acre.
se0-acre farm and ranch. 500 acres
tiliabIe. 200 acres IN cultivation. two
good houses. bearing orchard, all
fenced and cross-fenced. 200 acres Of
alfalfa land. miles from railroad
town. running water 10 every quarter
section. The best combination farm
and ranch in Oklahoma for the price
SIS per acre.
l60 acres black. level. prairie land
s miles from chickasha. 2is miles from
Amber, broom house. good we'll. Price.
$3.50 per acre.
Fine. improved. smooth prairie land.
? miles from Fort Cobb. good road 10
town. Beautiful place for a country
home. Price. $4,000 to exchange for
Chickasha property.
40 acres 5 miles south Of chickasha
good house, all IN cultivation, fine soil.
Price, $50 per acre.
City Property.
Nice vacant lot. 50xIes. on Colorado
avenue. Only s600.
six.room house on South Twelfth
street, corner LOT. I1oxiS0. east front.
The best bargain in the city at 5000.
One-haIf cash.
Beautiful 5.room bungalow. nearly i
new. located on the best residence /
street IN chickasha IN Sparks add. /
ton. For convenience and architec. +
tural design there is none better in
Pc city Owner wishes 10 leave Chick.
asha and has offered this at a bar.
gain Price. $4,000 Terms given.
Flfty-foot lots on South Hill. $50
cash. $40 per month
Modern broom cottage on West Hill.
bath pantry closets, stable. chicken
gard well and pump. Lot 50xis5:
$1,000 cash buys this fine home. and
balance on time. Price. $4,000.
JENKINS & MAJOR.
Phone 280. Basement 1st Natl Bank
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-07

Now is the time TO get rid az your
rheumatism. You can do so by apply.
ikng chamberiain's Liniment. Nine
cases out Of ten are simply muscular
rheumatism due to cold or damp. or
chronic rheumatism. and yield to the
vigorous application OF this iiniment.
Try it- You are certain to be delighted
with the quick relief which It affords.
Sold BY al druggists. dew
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-07
Cheaney Harness Company

our business has grown to we are me6 - M
quarters IN order to take trade: that Is the naonla 80
ana h country have efforts make the hass
@ hne q harness and leather extent that av h
sven s h trade and Influence we are sura ba, M
Psae he line OF goods that the Reepno % he
y nome Remember that that Won uv from =
so Ap hat much money at home material rolls ana
part Of the work done shop money we nav or ~ :
e az nome and not sent to build h an h
u Omcasha When we get in we will he IS
pe MAKE the fines line Of harness ever made and viii
ape the patronage and friendship Thanking Won for
yours. rur ~ ssrt@ ss . anu Joy, we are
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-07

To Whom Il May Concern: That
this day. April "A. 1909. Mason 6 Ell.
lott, at isl South Third street, Chick.
asha. have dissolved co-partnership in
the new and secondhand business. l..
D. Mason continuing the business. L.
c. Elliott retiring. L. d. Mason will
collect all outstanding accounts and
assumes the debts OF the firm.
l.. ID. Mason.
4-i4-S0d L. C. Elliott.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-07
Just a Few

Five acres in Riverside addition to
Fort Worth, Texas. 3 miles east Of
court house. Ffve-room house. fruit
and berries, neverfailing spring. Price.
$4,000 Win trade for residence prop
erty in Chickasha.
ls6-acre farm good orchard: 10
acres upland, balance Washita valley
alfalfa land above overflow: l75 acres
in cultivation; 400 yards Of railroad
station. a bargain
lo0'foot corner in Sparks addition.
on Boulevard A bargain Ut $3.50.
5oxl65 feet, on corner. three blocks
from Chickasha on paved street Good
broom house and Broom house. Rent
for $40 Only s2.65O.
FAYETTE COPELAND,
Phone 500. 224Iz chickasha Ave.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-07
A scalded Boys shrieks.

Hcrrified his grand mother, Mrs.
Maria Taylor Of Neho. Ky, who writes
that when all thought that he would
die. Bucklen'c Arnica Salve wholly
cured him. Enfallible for burns, scalds
cuts, corns, wounds, bruises. Cures
fever sores, boils, skin eruptions, chill.
blains. chapped hands. Soon routs
piles rs cents at Brown & Co. dew
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-07

Mothers Day. when all good citizens
wear a white carnation, is Sunday, May
9Th. Carnations for sale at the Chicka-
sha Green House, phone As. 6-St
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-07
COl. ZeveIy Looking
After the Oil interests

Washington, ?. c. May Col. Bill
zovely, Of Muskogee, is in Washington
looking after the interests OF clients
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-07
The GlOb8 Investment Co.

A handsome, convenient and
well built 5 room modern home
North front, ? blocks west OF
West School. This Is Sure a bar
gain at s2,55o. Part cash, balance
easy terms
Just Think OF This 8 room
2 story home, lot 75x165. North
and East front, South Hill. All
this for only s., 900, and we give
You terms on this.
We have made many loans In
Chickasha for the purpose of build
ing homes Many of these are on
the market. We can give on a
clean, square deal and an inside
price Terms on all of these With
the knowledge we have already &C
quired and almost daily placing
loan values on city Real Estate, we
ought to know what piece of pro-
perty is worth. We do a strictly
commission busins IS. In dealing
with US, you paw no more than
The owners price.
L. R. McManus
The Globe Investment Co.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-07

Fiyeroom mouern nome on Mime.
sote avenue. near Nset school build.
ing. corner, 100xl65 feet Wishes to
exchange for larger house on West
Hill Price, $4,000; terms given. Jen-
kins G Major 4-St
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-07

On chickasha city property Best Of
terms and rates Security Investment
Company, upstairs. PA Chiekasha ave
nue. est
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-07
TENXTNg r MANOR
WhoopIna COUGH

hone 2so. sassment isl NaIII Bank
The Washington times., 1909-06-18

Will Fall Two Hundred Mil
lion Dollars Behind
Those of 1908.

On account Of less demand for mer-
ehandise and 2 material reduction IN
the prices OF the mere important dr.
ticleS, the exports of the United States
for the fiscal year 1909, will fan below
those of 1858 By about 500. 100000; below
those % 1907 by about the same amount,
and below those of 1906 by about $50, Co.,
600.
Practically every country in the world
has experienced the same decline, In
proportion Just as great. The total val
IIe of merchandise exported IN 1908 ives
practically 81 SO. 000. 600: in 1907 si,S54.-
t00 O0O and in 1906 was 81. rs. lsa.0n0. This
year il Will be practically Si,659. 900. 900.
The articles III which the largest fall
ing of occurs are cotton. corn wheat,
meats manufactures of iron and steel,
manufactures of copper, and manufac-
lures Of wood. Cotton for the fiscal
year shows drop Of so, 90 600. This
Is due 10 2 lower price since during the
eleven months ending with May, 624,
600 600 more pounds were exported than
during the same eleven months last
year Reductions in the value Of iron
and steel, copper and wood exports are
due largely 10 the decline in prices Of
these articles.
The Washington times., 1909-06-18
PLAGUE AT CARACAS.

CARACAS, Venezuela. June 1S.-There
are now thirteen cases of bubonic
plague in Caracas. The disease is con-
fined to this city.
The Washington times., 1909-06-18
TRYING TO BREAK
GOLDBERG'S AL|BI
New York Police Work Hard
to Fasten the Bersin
Murder.

NEW YORK, June 1s.-After a third
degree examination Of Sigm;md Gold
berg. the painter who was arrested last
evening in connection with the murder
of Samuel Bersin last week, the police
asked. when Goldberg was srraigned in
police court today, that he be held for
twen-y-four hours pending further In
vestigat2on. The ''hecixling" of the
prisoner was fruitless, so FER as con-
Meeting him with the murder rs con-
cerned.
Throughout. Goldberg persisted that
he had never seen Bersin and that he
could prove an alibi The only grounds
the police have for holding the man is
the staten ent OF the hey Totaro, who
says thai Goldberg Is the man who
offered hiIa cents TO watch the bundles
containing the dismembered body of
Be,-sin. The boy is positive as 70 his
identifca ton, although several persons
who saw the man with the bundles.
talking To the boy, are unable 70 con-
firm il.
At Goidberg's paint shop the police
found two rusty saws and two painters
knives. with two old suits of clothes.
The knives and saws viii be examined
microscopiCally.
The police are at work trying to break
down the alibi which Goldberg has pslL
forward
They have found that while ne declares
he was Painting house in RivingtOn
street at the time the man carrying the
packs met the boy, TotarO, the jaiDtress
OF the house describes a man totally
different from Goldberg as the painter.
The Washington times., 1909-06-18
MAUD'S FIRST COUSIN
DEFIES THE OFFICERS
Della. Robert Brooks Donkey Given Up by Thief as
Hard job Shows Detectives What Heels Are
for and Refuses to Be Arrested.

Maud, of hee-haw fame, has nothing
on the donkey that was found com
pIacently gambling on the greenswarG
of the Monument Lot this morning
And thereby hangs a sad tale of two
detectives who may be the goods when
II comes to Undertaking, but who are
strictly not in it when donkeys are
trumps.
The beast OF burden in question is
named Della. and displays all of the
chara cteristic of being the first cousin
of Maud. OF course. il may simply De
a question of nomenclature, ana Deila
NAV be really Maud in disguise. Any
way the gumshoe artists believe she IS
Incidentally it might not be amiss 10
add a chapter 70 the burglars hand
hook for the edificatiOn of WOuid-be
geological thieves Robbers who try 10
take something that has an obstinate
DISPOSITION should select animals that
can be carried in their arms, such
as poodle dogs and Angora kittens. IT,
10 use foo1ing with a Maud.
Robert Brooks, who lives at 4S6 l
street northwest, walked into head
quarters, and reported that his stable
had been broken into and a donkey
worth $50 stolen Detectives Berman
and Cox happened TO be on office duty,
and il was up TO them to find the ami
NAL and catch the thief.
With much reasoning and deduction,
the sleuths figured It out that the thief
would try to take Della over into Vir-
GINA They reasoned further that she
would be taken out of the District by
way Of the Highway bridge As a mat
ter OF fact, this was just what the thief
tried to do.
Brooks Knew Della.
Now Brooks knows more about that
donkey than the detectives. He wanted
to get her back, but he would have been
almost willing TO let her so II there
was any one who could drive her out
side of Washington. He had tried and
failed.
All last evening the detectives hung
The Washington times., 1909-06-18

around the north end OF the Highway
bridge but Della did not show up.
This morning there was telephone
message that donkey was at large IN
the Monument Lot. Several persons
had tried TO get hold of the rope, but
she had way to handling her hind
hoOfs that warned all corners.
Determined TO capture Della at any
cost, Berman and Cox started for the
Monument. Sure enough there she was.
IL looked easy. The two detectives
walked up 20 her. Bernan placed his
hand on her head, and said:
You're under arrest
Della didn't believe it. They woulo
have 10 show her. They talked to her,
they pulled at the rope Several men
helped them try TO drag her off her
launches, but there was nothing doing.
before he was three Is old, said the
only way TO drive a donkey was 10 get
or its back
Call For Volunteers.
There was call for volunteers, but
no one seemed to want the job. Finally
Ccx himself responded. He grabbed the
animal by the ears, said few kind
words, but still nothing moved. Della
preferred to remain right where she
was. Then some one suggested that she
might be made to go by twisting her
tail
It was happy thought. Berr=.an
walked w, grabbed the tait ana gave II
twist Things started right then and
there. Deua's left hind foot grazed
BerInan's nose by a sixteenth of an inch.
In some manner Cox reached the
ground. II wasn't a voluntary reach
either.
tier that he detectives gave it up.
They went back to headquarters and
teIephoued Brooks where lie could ind
the donkey The last bulletins from the
Monument Lot were that Della was eat
ing sugar out OF her owners hand, but
was still holding the fort
The detectives didn't have a hard time
figuring out why the thief didn't take
Della across the bridge.
The Washington times., 1909-06-18
ACCUSED OF MURDER,
GUILTY OF ASSAULT
Rich South Dakota Woman Pays
Fine of Sl0O-Charged With
Shaving Maid.
Staying Maid.

FLANDRAU, S. D., June 1S.-The jury
in the trial OF Mrs Emma Kaufman.
the wealthy Sioux Falls woman, tried
on charge Of numbering Agnes Polreis,
a maid. in her home, today returned a
verdict of guilty OF battery
The court sentenced her to pay a fine
of sl00 or 20 spend fifty days in Jail
Mrs. Kaufman paid the hne and was
released. This ends the most famous
murder case South Dakota has had in
many years
Kaufman. Two years ago she was con-
victed Of manslaughter. but was grant
cd q new trial.
The Washington times., 1909-06-18
Distrust Russians.
The Russian Version.

ST. PETERSBURG. June 1s.-rhe
government today issued the following
official version Of the firing on the Brit
ish steamer by the Russian torpedo
boat:
.'NVedne sday evening the WoodbuFn
bound for England. was steaming in
the channel where the imperial squad
ron was lying. On account Of iss offense
against the prescribed regulations one
Of the qua rdships signaled the Wood
burn 30 heave TO- As the order was not
0beyed the guerdsbip fired two blank
shots and then four shells"
The Washington times., 1909-06-18
JURY IS CHARGED
IN CASE OF GRAY

Justice Gould late this afternoon
charged the jury in the case OF odea
3. Gray, on trial for forgery in connec-
ton with two checks drawn On the
Washington Loan and Trust Company.
Most OF the morning session WAS passed
in argument before the jury by Attor-
ney a. 4. Lipscomb for the defense and
United States District Attorney Baker
for the prosecution.
The Washington times., 1909-06-18
CROP SHORTAGE
KEEPS UP PRICES

That the short crop and not the ef-
forts Of Patten 10 corner Tie market IL
responsible for the high price of wheat,
rs the opinion of N. Kivlighan, secretary
OF the Virginia Wheat Millers Associs-
ton. The annual meeting of the asso-
cEitiOn was held at the National Hotel
lasa night Uniform methods of con-
Quoting the milling business were dis
cussed.
The Washington times., 1909-06-18
ANOTHER FEUD DEATH.

NATcHEZ. Miss. June 1s.-Dr. Lenox
Newman. son of DR. a. ii. Ncwmans
who was killed in a feud fight at Mead
vile. on Monday. has died. lie is tho
third victim. Herbert Appiewhite, who
was wounded, IS expected TO die. Ton
men are under arrest.
The Washington times., 1909-06-18
BRIT AIN LOOKS INTO
RUSSIAN INCIDENT
Asks Report From Captain
of Ship Fired Upon by
Cars Torpedo Boat.

LONDON. June 1S--The foreign office
today asked for a report from Captain
Robertson, of the British steamer Wood
burn. which was fred upon by Rus
sian torpedo boat Wednesday night,
while near the Bay Of Pitikipas, where
the Gar and the Kaiser are now Wis
iting
The governments future action will
depend upon the version Of the affair
submitted by Captain Robertson. II it
is shown that the commander OF the
torpedo boat had sufficient reason to
believe that the approach of the Wood
burn. erronsously reported yesterday as
the Northburg, even though it was a
frelghter. was inimical to the Cars
safety, the matter will not be pushed
further
But in the event that the two shells
that were fired into the bulkheads and
boiler of the Woodburn were fired reck-
lessly and wantonly. the fullest explana-
tions viii be demanded. In either. case,
the foreign office is likely to suggest a
suitable indemnity.
Full Report Expected
A full report on the affair is expected
soon. as the Woodburn has already
sailed from Frederickshaven, where she
underwent repairs, and her captain VIII
undoubtedly make report at the FIRST
port where there IS British consul
The Russian embassy here IS greatly
perturbed over the incident, and today,
without awaiting Instructions from s..
Petersburg. Informally assured the for
eign Office that the torpedo boats &C
tiOn was a regrettab bic mistake. and that
formal apology and full Indemnity
would undoubtedly be made as soon as
possible.
That the affair was d mistake. due To
the nervousness OF the commander OF
the torpedo boat, which was one Of the
hotilla acting as an escort to the Stand
art, the Cars imperial yacht is be-
lieved by nearly all Englishmen, but,
nevertheless, the incident has increased
the already intense opposition to the
coming visit of the Car to King Ed
the feeling will become 50 bitter that
the Gar may vet abandon his plan.
Distrust Russians.
The firing on the Woodburn. taken in
connection with the firing on the Eng
fish traWlers in the memorable Dogger
Bank affair. during the Russo-Japansse
war. has convinced Eng1ishmen that the
average Russian is too excitable to carry
arms. II is incOncelvable here that the
approach of the Woodburn could have
been interpreted as inimical 10 the
safety Of the Car, particularly in view
OF the fact that his yacht was several
miles from the scene.
The Washington times., 1909-06-18
LASSO WATER.SNAK

YORK. Pa. June Is.-Cieason Wea-
yer and Paul Kraft, Spring Grove
bows. ca ptufed a five-foot watersnalxe
in the paper mill by lassOing II with
a heavy cord
The Washington times., 1909-06-18
STEAMER ASHORE.

MANILA. June IS-The American
steamer San Juan is reported ashore at
the mouth OF Carangnian HarboT. Island
of SamaT.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1909-05-07

The storm water from the gutter, go
of the opening at the broken place
and washed the dirt through the break
in the manhole, whence it went into
the sewer. In this way. during the
past two years. tons of dirt went
down the sewer until at last vast
cavern, as large as a living room in
a house, was made The discovery
was made none too soon, for it would
have enlarged fast and an accident
could not have been averted long.
A similar thing happened a couple
of years ago on North Broad street,
under the asphalt pavement. 1t speaks
well for the quality of the pavement
in Mankato that it is able to hold
up traffic under such circumstances.
The sewer will be repaired at once
and the cave filled up and the pave
ment relaid
Springfield Mimi May 3.-Spring-
field defeated the Redwood Falls team
Springfield, pitched a magnificent game
holding the Redwood slu9gers to two
hits and shutting them out Francois
for Redwood, also pitched a good game
but was poorly supported. Batteries
Smith and Pietsch; Francois and Rich
ards
Faribault, Mimi. May Son May
IS at Shattuck field will compete rep
resentatives from several of the best
Minnesota and Wisconsin schools Min
neapolis Central East, West and
North have signified their intention OF
accepting an invitation of the Fari
bault school, as have Pillsbury acad-
envy, Menomonie high school, the crack
team of northern Wisconsin, and Fari
bault high.
The meet is open to academies and
high schools and all contestants must
be in good standing under the eligibil
ity rules of the institution which they
represent,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1909-05-07

nishing the old man wife in the per-
son of Hamery's aunt. After securing
sums of money from Randall, MacVi-
car charged that Hamery dropped the
case by writing that the aunt could
not come. The woman all this time
was in ignorance of what Hamery
was doing, according to MacVicar.
Hamery declares that the letters are
fOrgeries. The accusation has stirred
up terrific furore in Des MOines, and
is an outgrowth of recent sensational
charges in the city's council relative
to the selection of an architect for a
new city hall. Hamery made a sur
prsing strong race for member of the
city council, under the Des Moines
plans being elected by the second larg-
est vote received by any of the five
men.
For a year or two the brick pave
ment at the corner of Second and
jackson streets has been saggng, SC
that a disagreeable puddle of water
WAS tHtIt illoSb VI the tlillt. anu We
hicles as rule drove around it, OF
late the depressed area has become
enlarged, but nobody ever dreamed
that there was big hole under the
street until two or three days ago In.
speetor Ward became suspicious.
I This forenoon Mr.. Ward and Adam
Inglethron made an investigation and
broke through the pavement. They
found a cavern underneath the pave
ment, fifteen feet deep and ten feet
across. Nothing held the pavement uT
but six inches of concrete under the
brick. This was able. i'm spite of the
sageing to hold mp the heaviest vehi-
Giles passing over it, although it is
likely that if threshing machine had
passed over the center it must have
broken through.
The cause OF the cave was breal;
i'm small storm sewer pipe and the
fact that two or three brick near the
bottom of the manhole were gone