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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-03

Molten wood is a new invention by
Mr.. De Gall, inspector of forests at
Lemur, France By means Of dry dis
tillation and high pressure the escape
OF developing gases is prevented,
thereby reducing the wood to a molt-
en- condition. After cooling off the
mass assumes the character of coal,
yet without showing a trace of the
organic structure Of that material.
This new body is hard, but can be
shaped and polished at will; is i'm
pervious to water and acids, and is
a perfect electrical nonconductor.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-03

To blame the missionaries as the
sole cause Of the troubles in China is
to overlook the fact that other classes
of foreigners have been coming in con-
tact with the Chinese-for example,
merchants, statesmen, politicians and
promoters-and that politicians and
promoters are famous hands at max
ing trouble.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-03
neneflelal ResuIls Of ArnIlralIon.

An object lesson on the beneieent
results of arbitration were supplied by
the joint board of masons and brick
layers in Chicago. This board was
unable to come to an agreement in the
case of an apprentice, and called in
District Judge Grosscup to decide the
toublesome question. The apprentice
had mad conferred upon him a jour
neyman's membership before he had
served the required term Of apprentice
ship, and he expected to obtain en-
ployment outside the Jurisdiction Of
Chicago. Judge GrosscuD rendered his
decision adverse to the action Of the
Bricklayers' union in issuing card
of membership to an apprentice pre-
vious to his becoming a journeyman
in the course Of service as such In
the settlement OF the question no work
was interfered with. and the decision
was accepted with satisfaction by the
union.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-03

President Hadley of Yale is reported
to have said at the celebration of the
quarter-centennia at Smith College:
"As long as women colleges train
women for good citizenship they will
hold a right to exist" The instructors
and students ought to welcome such
test.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-03

Won't you give veteran some
thing 10 eat mum?" said Tired
Thompson TO Mrs. whinet.
You a veteran7" replied Mrs. Wifi
fet. unbelicvingly. You were never I.
soldier. III be bound"
Madam" added the tramp. "vou do
me a srievous injury I've done no.b-
ing but soldier all my llfer-Detroit
Free Press
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-03
The Girl and Her Vocation.

The future wage-earning girl should
have in her mind during the latter part
of her school life the selection Of her
profession" writes Margaret E. Sang
ster in the November Lad's Home
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-03

Two New York commissioners ap-
pointed to inquire into the sanity of
a man indicted for larceny have de-
clared him not to be a lunatic. but a
high-grade idiot"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-03

An American who visited the Paris
exposition thinks its failure to realize
expectations was due to two things.
1t was not sufficiently localized and
its magnificent distances made people
weary The other trouble was disap-
pointing with what had been announc-
ed as some of the biggest features, like
the telescope that was to bring the
image of the moon within few miles.
The visitor says the show resolved it.
self into Sunday afternoon parade" I"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-03

Gotham win spend in round num-
bers l0O,O00,00O for It's municipal
household expenses next year.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-03

This is an age of freedom in dress
and appearance. The story books of
our grandparents spoke of the eccen-
tricity of a man who allowed a beard
to grow on his face. OF twenty-five
contributors to a new encyclopedia,
whose portraits have been recently
published, all but five are strangers to
the razor. The familiar group of por-
traits of our Presidents shows no we'll
bearded man until Abraham Lincoln's
time. The three military Presidents,
Grant. Hayes and Garfield, each wore
full beard Both of the leading Pres
idental candidates to-day are closely
shaven. Although the present fashion
chiefly of young men is that Of a
smooth face, the fashion is not impera-
tive. Every man may follow it or defy
it without being queer.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-03

The earl Of Chatham used to bow so
low when he met a bishop THAT his
nose could be seen between his knees.
A suavity no less appalling to its sub
jeot marks, nevertheless, the ascent of
our Indians in the social scale. A
teacher in an Arizona mission school
lately noticed big boy holding a
discussion with little girl at the
school door. He was explaining to her
that girls should always go first"
She was accustomed to seeing the
woman carry the load behind the man,
and hung back. abashed at such gall
lantry. OF hundreds of young Indians
the political phrase may truthfully be
used, mot dancing, but advancing" I"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-03

Says an amateur poultry fancier:
~The only money in chickens is what
they swallow"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-03

1t is little use lending a hand un-
less you give heart.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-06-24
LOUISIANA's LEPER HONE,
The legislature to Give $40. 900 to Establish
Better Hospital AccOmmoda ttons.

New ORLEANS, June 29.-The Louisiana
Legislature has decided to give the State Leper
Commission the $40. 600 II has asked for TO enable
II to erect a leper home: and the commission
hope TO get the home In order for the reception
OF the lepers by November. when the lease Of the
present home occupied by them at indian
Camp. Ibervills parish. will expire. The new
home. II Is understood, will be much more
attractive In every respect than the present
quarters. an old ruined plantation residence.
1t will be within easy reach Of New Orleans.
so that the home can nave the benefit OF an
attending physician who Is an expertin leprosy.
and will be- on the railroad as well as on the
river, with a considerable frontage on the
lntt, 40 that the home will be practically with
out neighbors.
Besides having the advantage Of an e1per,
physician to attend the lepcrs, IL has been de-
clded 10 separate the lnma tes, not only az 10
race and sex. but as to conditions Of disease,
II is believed, for instance, that persons In
whom leprosy has just manifested Itself NAV be-
durable. whereas those who have suffered
from The malady for years and have lost limbs
are beyond the reach OF medicine or treat
pent, Formerly, or account Of accommodation
" was Impossible TO separate the patients,
is believed that this has interfered with or pre-
vented the cure OF the lighter cases, Rv This
separation II IS believed much good can be ac-
complished To carry out this purpose. IL
" lntehdnd TO erect ten cottages. in each OF
which will be placed lepers in different stage Of
the disease.
With these improvements il il b.Iieved
that the hospital will he admirably ADAPTED 10
the treatment Of lepTosy in It's dineren, stages.
hw which require. the shsrirs Of The several
Ne stAs 1ospahl q HenS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-06-24

OF these, June 0, the F~leischmann stable
leader and Brigadier were never better placed
than at the start. and the same remark applies
70 Central Trust. Lucky Star and David Gar
rick, while Criterion broke absolutely last
and was beaten by a nostril would have won
in another stride. The jockeys riding these
horses were Spencer, Jenkins. McCue, Maher
90 and O'Connor on Criterion. II will thus
be seen that seventeen first choices won and
ten were second in the thirty-six races: that
only two, Glennellie and McAddie, showed In
front when tho flag fell. 1t is also interesting
to note that OF the winners one was sixth al
flag fall. two were fifth. three were fourth,
five were third and three were second. This
should demon, trate that the favorites do not
seem TO have the worst Of the starting when the
barrier moved away. At the first call. or
about ons-tifth Of the distance OF each race.
it will be seen that Glennallie closed from fourth
to first and won, while Teddy closed from
fourth to first and was beaten. and this record
Ia practically repeated with Yorkshire Boy
and Kanara Seven getting of behind quickly
found their feet. we're In front at the one-nfth,
and won. while one starting sixth. two which
were fourth. and two which were second at the
one-hfth of the distance went on and won.
Brought down 10 analysis % per cent. Of the
favortes won and rs per cent. ran first and 500
ond, with the aid Of the barrier--or in spite Of
it-socording to individual views
As a contrast is now given the table showing
the corresponding record for the last thirty-six
races Of the Brooklyn spring meeting Of 1895,
the year prior TO the use Of the starting barrier
at the metropolitan race tracks. Tho ~favorits
10 again shown at dag fall. al tho inst one-nfth
OF the distance. and at the finish. with the
Jockeys that did the riding:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-06-24
THE OBERANMERGAU PLAYERS.
Anton LanG as the Christus-Ths Actors -
They Appear on the Stage.


o~hhhAMMHhoAo' 'uhe FROM ono OF OUT
quaint niue WINDOWS we JUST saw Iooias rum
ger bringing tne letters lopim Is the post
man. lie IL also inc iauer OF te Mary n THIS
year : fass'on f'ay anu .ne son Oh inc C"TSlas
OF 1850 TOBIAS stopped up the road a DIT
W speak 10 a bearded man VINO 10 scrspng
manure from the otuh yaro mo storing tln q DIN
ior leruilH'he purposes. Inc oeardeo mar
Is hmo herod' otherwise Known as hachus
Lang, pouer' ana 'a'her OF the young chr7stus
OF 100 hsToa doesnt look muoh as ne DID
IN the play where ne wore a crown ana q royal
rome ana SAT MS throh" as II porn bM
bnt the nhe oIu ieno" hasn put on MS dis-
nifty along with his royal wardrobe He 10
scranino the harvard with n repaI swaan Of
hs ionr-hordl,a ~, ,,htoh 1t. =
MS 'onS-n"'u"u shower "rich Is qulte UP 10
his character as King Of the Jews. 1t Is this
sort nj thing which h,s set tho world marva,linv
-, ,hia NJ H
~ this country 'Hia9e' ohe scarceiy KNOWS
which Is more remarkable; that potters and
hok.rs and woodcarvcrs should sudd.n,x ho
,rana,orn,od ,nto prir.a. ona nra,Sn,u oe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-06-24
" win four By cards and % In honors.

Trick 9. Having discarded ono diamond
and unguarded the suit. d might as well dis
card them all. but for the fact that il would
make things too easy for w. Ii is not easy
for Is TO tell whether A has two or more trumps
or no more. He cannot have one only. or 2
would draw il.
Trick s. b must signal in spades, TO encour-
age his partner TO lead them again, in spite Of
the fact that B is discardiag them.
Trick o. If A attempts TO knock the trumps
together now. w make every other trick,
ouR PROBLEMS.
The solution Of tho problem published IN TIM
Sun june 3 seems to have kept our solyers
busy Tor an hour or so. some longer. The
trick Is TO make East discard two spades, or a
spade and a club. n leads the heart 7 and q
goes through WIS diamonds with n jack. IfW
must either trump or pass, II he trumps, :
over trumps and leads a trump which enables
y 20 pick them all m, and T. Is forced to dis
card a spade or n club. The diamond Q forces
HIM 10 discard again. and IL Is all over. II
dIscards instead or trumping the diamond q, s
trumps with the jack and leads n trump,
ana \ ploas them all NJ. s discarding a spada,
from f. and S governs his discards accord
ingly.
cLuB NOTES.
The Kniokerbocker Whist Club will have the
largest representation of any OF the metro
have entries for all the chief events. Ii il
doubtful il the New Yorks will have a team,
A. j. Is. Elweli has every moment of his time
taken up in giving bridge lessons AZ Newport
and TAYLOR Is practically out Of match play for
the present.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-06-24

from weakness In no-trumpers, but from
strength against trump declarations. whether
original OF passed makes. red OF black, gone
over or not. " a discard from weakness
would require you to unguard a suit, make the
reverse discard in your strong suit it you think
you Will have time 10 complete II, II you
have a sequence Of four cards at the head Of
your strong suit, discard the top OF It, such US
ace from . j, or king rom X Q j 10.
As an example Of how discards will win or
lose rubbers. take the following hand. played
at the New York Club last week. The score
being Is 70 o against him, on the rubber game.
u made II hearts. A to lead.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-06-24
THE STARTING BARRIER.
ANALYSIS or ITS EFFECT UPON
THE RESULTS or RACES.

A Comparison OF Performances That win
Interest Those VINO Have Taken Sides in
the Present Controversy Among Horscmen
rs to the Utility Of the Starting Machine,
The curiously slow beginning Of Tommy
Atkins in his last two races appears TO have
crystallized still more the controversy anent
the starting barrier which for some time past
has been raging In racing circles. Especially
was this SO during the recent meeting at the
Brooklyn Jockey Club. some even going So far
as TO say that the ~, Of the barrier has ruined
public form and driven tho largo betting men
either out Of the field or diminished their -.
gers to more nearly the average nsu.S.
To those who arc interested in this uuestio
the following tables will probably prove Of
value. The first one takes the races of III,
last six days at Gravesend. showing the posi-
ton OF the favorite when the starting nag
dropped and the barrier rose, what position
the ~favorite occupied when about one-ifth
Of the distance was covered and it had pre-
sumably struck its gait, and also where it tln-
ished. The jockey is also given:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-06-24
There Il No

The desirable associations formed through using The
edveruNngc columns OF The SUN. A reader Of Tn
eyN nay 3 relied UPON - - IadspsadsaS AaaA4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-06-24
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Sharp County record., 1900-07-20

ydey have NJ G,ar 6GaiGsd are t,lm
.he South, Mleiter ara x sly-
nllleant.dt anything f.eTa1c 5de
act .liat. We @eu Z. 1zre Gne
disposition % sae N'tat is y.l12
on ninthe Vpfh, d leave yag to
Judge Somehow, however. the
thought. .tna my own Eeq5le are
nanilesaiuq tRa t0rsecl2ztin2
'pir,i .o a .langar FE.e-i than
1eratoloiee s personally zatify-
.ng .o ans take &, AZ st1.tionaI
evidence 81 5Da5 were needed,
.dat .deg 5"gEG@s 10 keep up with
5ae 5e,Ge@GA- . &t- ia a pleas
fat ENue aiGla&, therefore, over
t6e laao aitga 9 have personally
net a 2c1re, at east oi charming
Nan'et &h4 excellent gentlemen
'rof1 ths Sunny South who will
50 a9H tgm9ryo% On the Teutonic.
! feel at home wish them already.
10 the morning at 10:30 we
shall board the Teutonic AMI
dicker with the steward for eligi.
Die deck seats, engage our steam.
er chairs, haul out our wraps, ar.
range our belongings, secure our
assignments at the table,-which
please goodness We may occupy
unintefrupted,y-and otherwise
take our bearings and prepare
for long journey. lust what
vlsltIngs OF nature we may be
blessed or afflicted with ere We
gumpse Ihe southern shore Of the
Emerald Isle Il week hence. are
happily unrevealed and yet a
source OF interesting and possibly
speculation.
Unul we reach Queenstown.
good bye, e.. W. NJ. NEAL.
Sharp County record., 1900-07-20
Hsw =. This.

We offer One Hundred Dollars
kewar! or 11l Gase Of Caiarrh tina,
cannot 1e enrad by Il4... C4.arrh
Cdrs
b,i Cheney & Co, Toledo, O.,
We, ma lndsrNZrad, have known
b. J CheneY Gov the a.t Is years,
AMI believe him perfectly honorable
N al hu7ines- transactions and
financially aois to carry out any OF.
IlgatIous made by their drm.
West d. Truax, Wholesale Drug.
gista, ToIedo, o. Wa!ding, kmnan
Il Marvin, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, 0.
Ha,bs C4tlrrh Cure is taken IN,
ternaI!y, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces OF ;he
system. Testimonials s,nt free.
A ddress; + J Cheney Il Co.,
Toledo, Ohio
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Balls Family Pills are the best.
Sharp County record., 1900-07-20

thereof, stood a son of Italia,
sgarthy and commercial, cae--
fully asserting his six -for-a-
quarter peaches 80 that thov
would present to the friendly eyo
their most inviting aspect, and
arfaylng in orderly and tempting
pyramids a somewhat soanty
stock OF gum, chocolates, etc.
a few yards further up ghe street
tho representatives Of Jhe money
kings Of the country we're assem-.
oIod in The Stock Egohauge su~
gagged in exactly .no same line Of
enterprise e. p. r. o. toeIt
Texas & Paoidc The a,
dIstra,s, the beacbea add gua
and chocolates ~ sha mad ~
larger capacity yf-wara beiag ..s~
posed O. TO .bo bert adgaG5ags 5a
those who would buy, Bat, Jh,a
is an old story.
Sharp County record., 1900-07-20
White HaMTMrnsa IeIiGE

e-rgE1 EGnET-ruGlGr VIZ far IT
lia fnHuuF gG u L E1EIr-E et
Lai-ng- N Nv WIEN ihsT saK -
VIZ 1rI1u1r VsilGE. Els SIN SOW
y EhG1rat tGi,Er- LIS. IN sy.s. Bz3
IL #f.r45 ls-.lF- Hs uE-EtF
HEH I4IvV IEr15l.s- H. VIII
ir@Ie4,: tF lts tesa toGrx sVi
EZlh9-g. E'sr=4L TEEc IL VIZ b.
Vls='3 10 iry EL=.sr1E B5iis,zs liz
E9n,3srfIl saczEet s13 l-Tfr ran1,s,5F.
hi zs Erls+: ''Attsr lstz1g Two
tolilss We wsslly e1Isi a
irIIl gr9Tss Its nzsiea.sss rssrTf tor
s.l .io1sea, Liver ,zn3 ks3Dsy trga-
5les- Only 5C1 Sol by ". c.
>roT, dr7ggist.
\ Gczen Little Rock newsboys
vent On q strike Last week.
There are several cageg ot scar
lst fever in F'ordyce.
ave have sold many different
cough remedies, but none ha. given
better satisfaction than Chamber
ans" .avs Mr.. Chas. Holzha1er,
Druggist, Newark, n. ]. Il !. PER
fecIIY .afe and can be relied upon n
all eases Gf coughs, coIf- or ho4r.es
re-.. sold BY al medicine dealer.
IA E7enIng Shade, ami ) A Lamar,
Cave City.
An Old folks picnic viii BE- held
1t Nsgporc On the 9Th Of august.
Dy=i1g &. 10 simple = Washing
Ehea vo1 u.e P-i-s@ F4dsl-s.
Dyes For .sIs BY ;. q. N.,5lcek L
Bro 21rghLi=sge-=s ARK,
i barry croP at 50 acres Vas
sod al Fayetteville tgt 5000
Cash
Sharp County record., 1900-07-20
The Appetite of a Goat

Il suT1+I by Ill wE.s= stomach
mt lv-r Er4 aUl al or5=f. But
HGh tlGul1 naE 1lI1 Dr.. Hing (.
SesV La. F'-l.t give 3 - =151 sy.
leacar Hmm. .9etsgl:u Int regular
1odilE Ir'G 1hEd zrsgrss perfect
heath Ind g,ar1 snergF- Oaly 25c
Ii " G.. >nnE. hug saars-
L mGh frst5 zz-1g Z -=gr9 cabin
1eiEr 1-G6rT l-.El-s 1n= Cl6=g
Iig.1r E-It LEl-lstt Z V--zn AMI 4
tGg
Hm Iasulne III max wien Tg,r tTy
lhmnne,raIn't CaiiG, ChGl4ra mi
0ia-,tlGea 5ainetT- Al n,4,.5.5-is
teale's N tuanHrE ,ila,tH Ilt J. l..
-&um, Caua Civ viii r4f1-ps TsTr
money it gau Ica non Haistis,. lfisr
lsing r.. l5 n a1srYvhers Ltnr-5.,:
10 1e The most MGGessfIl rsrIe,!T ID
Use Tor bowel complaints and the
only one Jha5 newer fEls. li Z.
pleasant, safe IdG ,slaahla. v.
Eighty three tons Of rock taken
nom Cne b0uanZa thine, IN Mar
ION county ran Il GGLa Of high
grade ore.
Sharp County record., 1900-07-20
THE REPUBLIC, ST..

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Sharp County record., 1900-07-20

| note the fact that the South
erner is very much in evidence in
the exodus TO Europe this sum.
mer, ! met on the train from
Memphis to New York, Mr.. D. r.
Wagner, q prosperous merchant
OF Water Valley, Mississippi, who
with his two charming young
daughters will sail for Holland on
next Saturday, Then there is
hero at my hotel, Mr., Hanes. of
Winston, North Carolina, an ex-
Confederate soldier whom | had
lhs pleasure Of meeting at the
nashville reunion of the y G v,
W l@is, whose daughter will sail
@lfq gs tomorrow The White
91,F gtqgie say a lnrgo proper.
NpP " he i9D lIsl of passengers
Sharp County record., 1900-07-20

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part Of 5Ee a.r1a.le Of 6s-l..
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State Nothing more CAN 6e 21-
1sy1I3rsr. here 5Esrsf1rer than s9
call &55sr1lor 5a TIE material and
III general clarri.1C1lo1, Tie
Boone ebert. AZ 4 geGIogle EdrI-
zou~ Ls made Up Of both cherra
&hd Ea1esrnnes, and these sLe-
maIf ulae,Ls lc rEe tlrr1a5l.o IL
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ebert la eT5Gsec 70 lie weather
ID cecnnpcsea filgiI5i.Ys 5Es line
la e a,slEg t.s81iTst Gu5- sGue-
t,1sa leaving The aaerr spon2y,
The ridge s9&@e'' through all
rtae G@srG r@glohs Gf the State
t@r wlta@ss 30 the great value Of
ial& ca@rG AZ 3 'o&d-making ma
iaf-a- These foada, though sell
dom OF never repaired, are hard,
. compact, dry, and free from mud
and dust all the year round.
The grsyslLy roads on the hills
&bog, Eureka Springs are all Of
this Boone ebert. The best roads
10 Benton, Carroll, Boone, Mar