Chickasha Daily Express. (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 9, No. 96, Ed. 1 Wednesday, April 22, 1908 Page: 3 of 8
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HELP WANTED
WANTED Two
once. Ai ply to A.
paper hangers at
Cooper Co. 4-20-31
WESLEY'S WIFE AND CHILDREN.
Song Early in Life Showed
markatle Music! Qeniui
P. a-
FOR RENT
FOR RENT A nicely furnished
front bed room ; all modern convenien-
ces; suitable for gentleman or lady
rhone 102; at 621 Colorado. 4-20-tf
FOR RENT Small house. See M.
E. Bunnell 814 Illinois. 4-20 3t
FOR RENT Three nicely furnished
rooms at 228 Third street cor. Iowa.
Phone CC5. 4-20-61
NEWLY FURNISHED Front Room
In private family; close In; best por-
tion of city; man and wife or tales
who are at home evenings preferred;
call S03 Iowa avenue. tf
' FOR RENT One 5-room cottage;
newly papered; bath and gas; corner
Eighth and Iowa. J. R. Abercrombte.
4-21-5t
FOR RENT 10 acres bottom land
one-half mile of city limits. Joaas
Cook. Real Estate. 4-21-3t
FOR SALE
FOR SALE Good milch cow par
lor organ and phaeton. Call at 902 S
Ninth St. 4 20 3t
FOR SALE Lota 1 and 2 blck 276;
lot 5 block 242; lot 21 block 46; lot
4 block 203; lots 1 2 3 and 4 block
259. Cheap on monthly payments. See
Pat Tolan at E. H. Peery's office.
4-17-6t
LOST AND FOUND
LOST A fox-nil pup; white with
black head and spot on tail; return to
715 Iowa and receive reward. 4 20-31
FOUND Some money; owner cn
have same by paying for this ad. and
describing property. 13. S. Fatinin
22 Chlckasba ave. 4-20 3t
FOUND Biby cap new Saturday
DlKht. Call 228 N. 11th. Wm. Davis
4-20-3t
MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED Plain eewlng e wclally
klrts. 412 North Twelfth it 3-13-lmo
WANTED 100 head of horses to
pasture: 1.50 per month. See Chas
Pearson at Thoroe'i barber shop.
4-1-lmo
THE SOUTH KILL GROCERY
MARK LANCASTER Prop.
Everrthisf new clean tad fresh
Anything yon want in tie grocery
line. riiU.U lid-
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Misses Rouleau
Mlltinery and
Dressmaking
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Charles Wesley's reputation has ssl-
fered not a little from the overshadow-
ing predominance of his brother gays
a writer In Zion Herald. There is no
disputing however but that at one
point he greatly surpassed both John
Wesley and George Whitefleld he
had a most happy wedded life. It was
in the spring of 1748 when he was no
longer young that he first began se
riously to entertain thoughts of marriage.
Miss Sarah Gwynne a girl of 23.
daughter of a piouB family occunylns:
high position in Wales attracted
bim by her many lovable qualities.
Hrother John heartily approved the
match. There was trouble at first
on the part of the bride's people over
the question of a Bettled Income 100
year being thought the smallest
amount that would suffice. This was
finally guaranteed from the profits of
the books and Saturday April 8 1749.
the wedding took place John Wesley
tying the knot.
It was an Ideal Christian marriaw.
blessed with eight children cf whom 1
three grew up and two bacame very
celebrated musicians. These two wer
Charles Wesley Jr. and Samuel. Both
showed remarkable musical genius
from their earliest years.
Charles was a great favorite with
George III. his private organist occa-
sionally at Windsor and very early
created much excitement by his won-
derful performance of Handel's works.
He played a tune to the harpsichord
at the age of two years and nine
months. He was called by one of the
highest authorities of the day "true
greatest genius In rmislo I met with."
His death was In 1834.
Samuel (who died In 1837 leaving
numerous family) was reoosnited as
the best organist of his day and was
a gifted composer. At the age of eight
he wrote an oratorio called "Ruth"
which was much admired. For sev-
eral years he and his brother gave a
series of famous concerts at their fa-
ther's house. Among his sons were
Rev. Dr. Wesley sub-dean of the
Chapel Royal and also Samuel Sebas
tian Wesley organist of Gloucester ca-
thedral and composer of many pieces.
three of which are in our hymnal.
The latter died in 1876.
Showed Practical Greatness.
Samuel Oppeuhplm who died re
cently in London left handsome legv
cles to various charities. His last will
and testament is a curiosity In Its
way. It begins with a grave thank
offering for the prosperity of his lon5
life. "I thank the Almighty" runs the
opening sentence "for the kindness
he has shown me Id this world and
by having given me. bread to eat
and raiment to put on and as a
thanksgiving offering to him I give
one-tenth part in value of my estate
for charitable purposes In addition to
the legacies to charities bsreloafter
mentioned for the purpose of showing
that a person is not restricted from
giving more than a tithe of his Income
to the poor." Mr. Oppenheim fur-
tier desired that when his bounty was
received the recipients should express
no thanks to the organizations which
dispensed relief. "Instead thereof"
he writes In his will "they shall thank
the Almighty for having given them
relief. I thank God that he has en-
abled me to give back to charity a
part of what he bas given me and.
with happiness I make these gifts."
O. W.COJLX.IONOJJ
Archttt and Structure Engineer
P!ani'for high rwiHonc and oommreil
buildings.
PHONE 1141 4ftS RAt.TIMORg Bl.n'O
OKLAHOMA CITY. OKLA.
SPRING
TIME
The time when yno don't
koow what you would
like to rat. :: ::
Call up Tigner & Cash We
have in stock something that
will please the appetite nf the
most fastidious
Dainty cakes fresh from the
oven delicious marsbmallows
nuts of all kind orange? Bana-
nas amies and our stock of
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fresh vegetables is r0roplete
new beans peas new potatoes.
Call up 83 and let us tell you
the rest.
Tignor & Gash
PHONE 83
120 Third St.
Used 'Cannon" to Commit Sulelds.
A Norwich Norfolk Eng. black-
smith named Robert Want wsi found
dead In bed at his house a few days
ago having apparently committed sui
cide by means of a home made cai
non. A loud reiiort was heard one
morning and neighbors who rushed
In found the bedroom Oiled with
smoke and noticed a strong smell of
ffiinnowder. Want lay dead In bed
with one side of the face blown away
At the foot of the bed was a piece
of gas-piping. 18 Inches long which
had been made into a cannon une
end had been welded up and a touch-
hole bored. Want must have filled the
tube with gunpowder and as he lay
In bed held the weapon in one hand
while he put a l'.Rht to the touch-hole
with the other. The recoil threw the
cannon out of his hand to the foot of
the bed.
Oklahoma Central Railway
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EAST AND WEST LINE
EQUIPMENTS TRAINS
SERVICE CONNECTIONS
PEOPLE AND COUNTRY
Effective March 26th 1908 the Oklahoma Central will
put on New Trains with New Equipments making Better
and Newer Connections with North ted South lires at Le-
high Frisco Crossing (Ada) Byars Purcell and Chkkasha.
No better can be bad in the New State. The quicktst line
for handling Freight Shipments ficm all Points.all Shipments
entrusted to our care receive Prcmpt IJsrdlirg. Ntw f'me
Card printed elsewhere in this paper. Write us for informa"
tion rates etc;
"Always Glad to SerOe You '
JOS. P. O'DONNELL.
Gen. Frt and Pass. Agent.
PURCELL OKLA.
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P.OBINSON & LAUD AC li
Bny and StJI all Kinds of Now arid St-cortd Hand
Household and
Kitchen Furniture
Stoves Repaired. Telephone 41 1.
406 CHICKASHA AVE.
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To TSis Pisb
ID
For a new Spring Suit go to A. Schubert the tailor
of Chickasha as it is the only place where you can see
the goods on the piece and have your suit made to your
own ideas and adaptibillty of your personality
We do not need to send off to Chicago for our ex-
perience and intelligence we have it right here in Chick-
asha. Every suit made here is a guarantee of $13 to $16 in
wages to be consumed in Chickasha from people who make
your suit.
THE UPBUILDING OF ANY TOWN depends pri-
marily upon furnishing employment to the working pop-
ulation. How many Chickasha people do you furnish
work for when you buy a ready made suit of clothes?
Suppose a clerk in a clothing store sells ten suits a week
that is $18 for Chickasha. Suppose those ten suits were
made in Chickasha by Chickasha tailors. The wages paid
for the work would be about $140 thats $140 for Chick-
asha. When you buy a ready made suit or send to Chi.
cago are you working for Chickasha THINK IT OVER!
We have the largest and finest line of novelties and
staples that was ever shown at one time in Chickasha they
iniude all the latest styles that the market shows all the
latest fabrics and colorings including tans slates London
smokes modes drabs and brown effects. My goods are
strictly all wool and besides every garment I make is
guaranteed a perfect fit and is correct in style fabric and
workmanship. Every order receives my personal attention.
I employ none but the highest artistic mechanics to
make the garments that the public entrust me with
You are cordially invited to call and inspect our line
and our latest fashion plate.
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New and Second Hand
Goods Furniture
Etc.
Ntattst. Saftit and Mott Comfort a bit Eyt
Glati Madt
PRESCRIBED BY
DR. E. CARR
OPTICIAN
3ioj Chickasha Ave.
4TH YEAR IN CHICKASHA
Phone 79
Phone 188
Phone 718
Rock Island Iransfer
Gr Storage C04
Contractors and Movers of
Heary Machinery -Household Goods
Pianos and Safes
Light and Heavy Trr nsfer
a Specialty
DADDY KLINE Solicitor.
L. DELP Manager
Office:
Kreitz Undertaking Parlot
7-t-tf
ADAM SCHUBERT X
MERCHANT TAILOR 307 CHICKASHA AVENUE X.
Turf Exchange
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(23 Chickasha Ave.
7-11-07!
FKC-HE 57
W- A. HOPKINS:
has moved to his new
ocation J 13 South
Second Street
C M Fcchheimer..
Attorney-at-Law
Rooms 1 2 3 Johnson Bail Jinx
Phone 300
The
Hew Early Billiard Parlor
Carries the Finest Line of
Imported and Domestic Ci-
gars in the city-
All Association Tracks
New Orleans
Oakland
Frisco
And Eastern. Tracks
RACESEVERY.DAT
66
BEST PRICES
tnioinn
umouui!
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sun i sir.
LUMBER CO.
BEST LUMBER
Turf Exchange
.BAREFOOT & CECHJIEL.
Attorneys-at-Law
Rear of Chickasaw Trust Com-
pany Bank.
Bell &- Hollotfayuu.
Proprietors of the
.....Rock Island Shaving Parlors.....
eompremed Air Mtwsare. Paths In Connae-
tion. Best shine on earth.
Third Street Chickasha. I. T.
Robert J Baze
PHYSICIAN od SURGEON
Spacta! attention to Era. Ear. Nom. Throat and
General Snrsery. Office over Brown'i
. . .Drugstore .
Office Phone 624
Residence Phone 68
Greatly Relieved.
The old farmer Imagined himself to
be a eick man.
"I feel terrible doc" he sighed as
he glanced at his tongue In the mirror.
"Oh you are only suffering from
ennui" said the doctor briskly. "Cut
It out."
"Thank you. doc."
"For what?"
"For telling me to cut the ennui out.
I thought you would cut it out your-
self and send me in a bill for five hundred."
Better Still.
course" she said
Attention!
"Chico"
MIXED FEED
FOR MILCH COWS
Butter.
Makes More vlilk. Better Milk. More Butter Better
Cost Less. Why Not Use It?
Can be hai at most feed stores. If vou cannot get it from
dt-a'er call at our mill.
CHICKASHA COTTON OIL MILL
your
PAINT YOUR HOME
Paint your house with material
selected as carefully as the lumber
hardware or furnishings. To in-
sure the greatest durability and
beauty and to best resist rain and
shine ask your painter to use De-
Voe Paints.
STRICTLY PURE LEAD AND ZINC
It costs less because it takes less
and lasts longer.
AGENCY
The Cooper Co.
Chickasha' s Paint and Paper People
PHONE 64. i2rN.3rd Striet
Try The Express
"Of course" she said In a ton
redolent with sarcasm "I am the first
girl you ever loved?"
"Of coursa you are not" answered
the truthful young man "but you ar
the last."
And being a wise maid the lt It
go at that
Fastidious.
When a New York fireman answer-
ing an alarm attempted to enter a
Fifth avenue mansion he was re-
quested to wipe his feet.
No doubt he ia glad the butlw
wasn't fastidious enough to order him
to change his hose. Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
CU 8F 0USII1ESS
Hereafter I will not make clothing but will devote my entiie time to
Cleaning Repairing !and Pressing.
Bring Your Last Spring's Suit
to me and have them made new by a practical tailor. PHONE 476
TATMAN. THE TAILOR
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1 (JUlUKAdMA AViilNUli
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Dinning & Carter
Buy and Sell all kind of
New and Second Hand
Household and Kitchen
Furnishing.
502 Chickasha Ave.
PHONE 373
Dressmaking
MADAME MARSH
206 KANSAS AVENUE.
RtfordBoxk . er Milton
Adrian Hilton
Bona & Melton i
Lawyers
f uite 1 2 3 First National
Bank Building
THE CHICKASHA
IRON WORKS
We have added New and Uo-to-
Date Machinery to our Plant and
are able to do any
Machine or Foundry Work
We make a specialty of Sash
Weights. Structural Iron Work and
Job Work. Blacksmith Shop In
connection. See the Nix Corn
Stalk Cutter which wemanufactme
CONRAD BROS
LITTLE TEXAS
RESTAURANT
Open Day and Night on the Short
Order System. J
325 CHICKASHA AVENUEj
Williams & Andrew- P'OD-tetori.
DR. W. L. BON NELL
HOMOEOPATH IO
Physician and Surgwm
Citiwn'i National Bank Buildinf
Phone 96. 9-11:30 a. m. 1-9 p. m
Evrainga 7-8;30
Let us figure on your
bill.
DAVIDSON & CASE
LUMBER CO.
E. H. Murphy Mansger.
DIUW. L. PETERS
PHT8ICIAN AND 8UROKON
OVKR FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Phone 105.ZNurs In Office.;
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fir. ffsrihi Mi
Mil IIIUI llU i.UVVJ
Physician & Surgeon
DlMasst of Women trJ CMiret a
specialty. Office 7-8 o!J TerreuuMlRr
Fno-8 712
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Evans, George H. Chickasha Daily Express. (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 9, No. 96, Ed. 1 Wednesday, April 22, 1908, newspaper, April 22, 1908; Chickasha, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc730203/m1/3/?q=j+w+gardner: accessed July 10, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.