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The Atlanta constitution., 1900-07-30
Cotton Seed OIL and Meal.

New YORK. July 28--COttOn seed oil was
luIl Usriess position and ncuinaliy unchanf
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-07-30
Comparative Cotton Statement.

Nr-r York. July 2z.-Ths following j. tho
dr.parative cotton statement for the week end
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-07-30

Vallejo, July 25-The force at Mare
Island navy yard is being increased. Or
ders have been received to rush work on
the gunboat Alert and IT is presumed
she is destined for work in Chinese wa
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-07-30

Wichita, Kas, July 25.-Herbert b.
Simpson, n lawyer and prominent pnre-
Business troubles was the cause lie
was knighted a few years ago by King
Humbert of Italy for scientifc WORKS:
He received the cross of the Legion OF
Honor from France.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-07-30

Little Rock. Ark, July 27.-A populist
state mass meeting was held here today.
A w. Files. of Little Rock, was nomi-
mated for governor. No other state nom
nations were made outside of a complete
Barker and Donnelly electoral ticket. w.
s. Morgan and ]. E, Scanlan were NOM
mated for electors at large.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-07-30

Dallas. Tex, July 25-At Monahan's
station. on the Texas and Pacific, west
of Dallas, Pinkney Hill was killed and
A. III. Birchfield wounded In four
handed fight over cattle ranch troubles:
Siliny Pitts is In jail at Barstow, and
a fourth member of the party is at large
The tragedy took place in the postoiflce-
All the men are rich ranchers.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-07-30

Washington. July 26.-Mr. Ye. the Ko-
rean charge here. visited the state de-
partment today with n dispatch from his
government denying positively the pub
lished dispatches that the boxer move
ment had extended TO Korea OF that any
frontier
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-22
Copper in
Great Demand

Producing by far a larger amount OF
copper than any other country. the
United States Is extremely fortunate IN
being able TO supply to a great extent
the ever-inoreasing demand for this
useful metal. All this year the United
states has been selling over a million
pounds Of copper a day to foreign
consumers and yet the supply is not
equal to the demand In proportion to
the worlds supply no metal IS now in
SO great demand as copper The mar
ket for it is very active because.
though the United States and all the
leading nations Of Europe are great
consumers. none of them produces Il In
large quantities except this country.
The United Kingdom. France and Ger
many are by far the largest buyers OF
copper ingots. bars and plates In Eu-
rope. but none of them produces the
metal except Germany, and the Ger
man output is only from 1900 to 20,-
900 tons a year. Great Britain can
buy copper IN no parts Of her vast en-
pire except In Australasia and Canada.
and the receipts from these sources are
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-22

A proud. independent man was once
heard to say: II rely entirely upon
myself never ask a favor Of any
one Now. fortune might turn against
this man some day: then HIS pride
would desert him. necessity might
force him to ask q favor Of the very
man whom IN the days OF his prosper
ity he had desplsed.
Fancy never asking a favori Why,
Il simply means one Is frlendless. for
Ia asking a favor one virtually grants
one. Between friends there Is no
sense OF obligation when one goes 10
the other and says. please do this or
that for me" for the one who claims
the service knows It viii be a pleasure
to the other 70 render 1t, having him
self expeiienced the happiness or being
able 70 help those whom be loves. Real
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-22

States Attorney Deneen of Chicago
said recently: IAN earnest effort
should be made to suppress what is
known as can rushing. This prac-
tiee is prolific breeder Of crime. Men
who possess but small sums OF money
individually assemble in alleys and
elsewhere, and, combining their
wealth, manage to obtain much beer,
often Of an undesirable quality. In
famed by a cheap intoxicant. these
men are ripe for violence Many Of
these men, when arrested for va
grancy, are protected by cheap po-
litical element, usually found around
police courts. Vagrancy is a charge
somewhat difficult Of proof, if the per-
son accused makes a determined re-
sistance Aided by influences. political
or otherwise, a prisoner under this
charge is able. In many cases. to win
out"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-22

have made US familiar. Fiercer. more
formidable looking animals might be
difacult to discover; more harmless
ones cannot be found at all They
never dream Of biting. and their onlA
defense when brought 10 bay Is 10
squirt a few drops Of nuid from their
n0strils. Their habits are as peculiar
az Is their appearance. Though ex-
lremely numerous along the rocky
coasts Of their native islands. they are
seldom seen more than twenty OF thir-
ty feet from shore. though as might
be expected. they are perfectly at .
home ia the sea-swimming by serpen-
tine. undulatng movements OF tho
flattened body and tail. and moving
without apparent effort. gracefully and
swiftly through the water. With their
limbs. which they do not use Ina
swimming, pressed closely to their :
Sides Yet. strange as il may-and
certainly does-appear. it IS neYerthe-
less a fact that you cannot drive one
Of these creatures which happens 20
be ashore, into the sea. Try Il and
the big fellow scampers Off IN any dl-
rection but that you would naturally
suppose he would take. toward what
would almost seem to be his natural
element lie win hide. as occasion
serves, in crevices. he viii dodge be-
hind bowlders. he win double ana
turn, and il nothing else win do. rush
between your feet and upset You. or
climb the almost perpendicular face 1
Of the rock but into the water he win
not go; hs will even allow himself
to be captured II II comes 10 a choice
between that and plnnging into the
sea. where he could SO easily escape.
II, having caught him. you manage 10
drop him from some overhanglng rock
into the water. be incontinently swima
ashore as fast as he can. Thus in
carnate nightmare Of a reptile. living
upon seaweed, and Incapable Of harm
ing a living creature. is. perhaps. as
perfect an example and proof as exists
Of the fallacy Of a Judgment founded
merely on appearances
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-22
wAEN TAE ExpgorED HApPgNs
More Humorous than Even the Most
sanxuIne Could Expect.

More Humorous than Even the Most
sanxuIne Could Expect.
An old sea going hack went clat-
tering up Broadway. On the box with
the driver were three weather beaten
trunks and a little barrel. stoutiy
roped Inside the ancient vehicle was
a man who looked like foreigner, and
from one window stuck the legs Of a
high chair. The driver seemed to be
guiding his venerable steeds with his
eyes shut. The hack rocked from side
to side like a ship In distress, and
creaked and groaned ominously Il
was the rusty 'one-hoss shay" come
back to earth with four wheels instead
OF two. says the New York Mail and
Express. Every one looked for some
mishap and It came.
AT Canal street the carriage swerved
sharply to the left. and one decrepit
wheel caught ia the car track. There
was crash and a scream, and two
pantalooned legs suddenly descended
to the pavement through the big rent
IN the bottom of the carriage. The
driver. too absorbed to notice any
thing chirruped to bis horses. and the
hack went rolling through Canal
street at a top speed Of i've miles an
hour. while the two legs tried to keep
apace with the rapidly revolving
wheels.
Yellg and profanc protests and ap-
peals for help in steady stream came
from the windows Of the vehicle, but
the driver paid no attention % them
until he reached West nroadwey. Then
Be slowly descended from the box.
eFawled under the carriage. pushed
The legs back. went back 70 his seat
and turned his horses north.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-22

The Inspiration and power chat IS
just clothing the world in unequaled
beauty and filing It with the JOY Of
heaven is Christ's-R Rev. J. R. Fisher.
Presbyterian. Newark. n. j.
History shows how man has worked
out his material salvation and his ed
ucational advancement by making use
OF the gifts Of Godfrey. F. ". Bris-
tol. Methodist. Washington. D. C.
Rely upon hard. long continued.
painstaking work by It discipline
your mind. build up your character.
and earn your own way in the world
Rev. Dr. Vosbursh. Baptist. Denver.
Colo.
Democracy means the people come
Of age-the people sovereign. More
than any other country America Gre
ated the conditions best for the politl-
cal and moral elevation Of the people.
Columbus discovered America: Amer
lea discovered the people.-Profess5s
Maneasarian. Social Ethics, Chicago,
III
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-22

Canada consumes just two-thirds OF
a gallon Of spirits per head Of popula-
tion per annum: France 2.O7 gallons;
the United Kingdom, L0S gallons;
Germany. 1.S5 gallons; Denmark. 3.02
gallons; Switzerland, LS6 gallons;
Belgium. l.91 gallons; Austro-Hun-
gary, % gallons. aad Holland. is gal
Ions.
OF wine. Canada consumes 0.09 Of a
gallon per head Of population per an
mum, as against 246 gallons in France,
147 gallons in Switzerland, 20.2 gall
Ions in italy. 1876 gallons in Spain,
20.1 gallons IN Portugal Ola in the
United Kingdom, and 2.64 gallons in
Austro-Hungary. Western Australia
consumes / gallon per head per an
mum; Victoria, IA gallons; New South
Wales. "a Of a gallon; Queensland.
.36, and New Zealand Is.
In the consumption OF beer, too.
Canada is down at the foot OF the
class Of heer-drinking countries. con-
suming only 4 gallons per head per
annum. as compared with 45.5 In Bel
gium. S19 gallons in the United King
dom. 271 gallons in Germany. 20.0S
gallons in Denmark and 1904 gallons
in Switzerland.
All the other British colonies. ex-
cept Natal and She Cape. consume
more beer than Canada Western Au-
stralia consumes 23.6 gallons per head
per annum; Victoria. 1876 gallons;
Queensland II gallons and New Zeal
and. S.4 gallons
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-22

The Englewood (nl) Law and Order
league. IN its fight against gambling
houses. blind pigs and other evils
has secured the services Of Liquor
faster" he Is III H. Allen. Gi2 West
sixtieth street a licensed preacher and
a graduate Of Williams college in Mas
sachusetts. the Mccormick Theological
seminary Of Chicago and the Unirsr-
sity Of Chicago. Mr Allen took the
witness stand IN the Engiewood police
court recently. when Oscar Wallskog.
a brewery teamster. appeared before
Justice Duggan. on the charge Of ke@r
Ing q blind pig" at fi2 West sixtiesh
street Mr. Allen testified that be had
visited Wallskog's house or two sep
arate occasions and each time had 7ur-
chased q case Of beer. 4 drank part
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-22


Poughkeepsie az. " Spec. New
York World: Morris Relyea. 3 years
old. smokes cigars and a pipe every
day with much gusto. He began using
tobacco when is months old, and has
continued It with apparently beneficial
physiological results. lie is the son
Of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Relyea OF No.
50 North Hamilton street. The father
is a prosperous butcher. Physicians
acquainted with the case marvel at the
growth Of the child Relyea was dane
ing the baby on his knee a year and
half ago when the little hands
grasped his pipe True to baby in
stincts. the pipe went from hand to
mouth. and an instant later rings Of
smoke curled from the little lips Rel
yea seized the pipe, and little Morris
yelled in protest The following day
the performance was repeated. and
Relyea, thinking that a longer and
stronger pun at the pipe would thor
oughly sicken the baby, allowed the
child an uninterrupted smoke, but
Morris astonished his father by not
becoming yisibly ill., Instead he slept
more soundly that night The parents
We're nonplused. Thereafter smoking
became a part Of the baby's daily prac-
tice. When Relyea returned evenings
from business he was forced to share
his pipe with Morris, until finally little
Morris got a pipe Of his own. IN an
unguarded moment Relyea one day
produced a cigar Morris got a sniff
Of the smoke and made many demon- 4
strauons Of delight A cigar was
given to him and straightway the pipe
was laid aside with disgust. Instead
Of prying for candy in his fathers
pockets. Morris preferred delving in
his waistcoat for cigars. Morris is
now a confirmed smoker, but Mrs
Relyea says her baby is the prettiest
and healthiest of any in town. His
brother Reeves. years old. smoked
pipe before he could talk, and is
strong and thriving The men Of the
Relyea family have been inveterate
smokers for several generations. and !
tho boys grandmother has smoked a
pipe for years
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-22

Yanaton, S. p, sre New York
Times b. r. Muth. a mechanical en-
gincor and inventor. hss solved appar-
entity the problem 3f harnossins the
immenae power Of TIE Missouri river.
which is now going % waste. and using
It for practical purposes. An cxamina-
tion Of Muih'a Invention showed a SIM
pie looking machine made to work
under the current SO that the fee vii
not interfere wiki Its usefulness a
four-foot wheel on experiment Yields
tested pressure OF 200 pounds. with
the probability Of creator power when
perfected This brings within prob
abilities q power great enough to pump
Missouri river water into the city Tor
drinking and nfe purposes. and also
for manufacturing and lighting pur-
p0aes. The wheel has already been
submitted for examination 20 leading
experts. who pronounce it entirely
practical and capable Of accomplishing
an its inventor claims fof it.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-22
IIf

Life.
Chisel In hand stood a sculptor-boy,
With his marble block before him,
And his face lit up with a smile OF
JOY
AS an angel-dream passed DER him;
He carved the dream on that shapeless
stone
With many a sharp incision;
With heavens own light the sculpture
shone:
He had caught that angel vision.
scuiptors Of life are we. as we stand
With our souls uncaryed before us,
Waiting the hour when. At Gods COM
mand,
Our life dream shall pass Ger us.
II we carve it then on the yielding
stone
With many a sharp incision.
Its heavenly beauty shall be our own;
Our lives that angel-vision.
Bishop Doane.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-22


Experiments carried on in the
French army show that under all cir
cumstances the French soldier is 40
per cent more efficient when subjected
to a regime Of total abstinence. Officers
declare that great advance toward
temperance in the French army has
been made by controlling the canteens.
and replacing them with refectories,
where coffee, tea, cocoa and other bev-
erages are furnished. Many distin-
guished Indian commanders have tes-
tilted in favor OF tea as a thirst allayer
when on a long march in equatorial
lands. The men under the leadership
Of Gen. Sir Herbert Kitchener during
the recent campaign in the Soudan.
who were allowed no alcoholic stimu-
lants whatever, performed their long
journey through the desert on cold tea.
and fought splendidly at the end Of
ii.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-22

Of the contents Of eacn bottle and It
was beer, Z said Mr.. Allen. Mr.. Allen
said: Mr. Jones asked me 10 help
secure evidence against number Of
these blind pigs, and as ! am a mem-
Der rf the league. I consented Since
Oct l6 I have perhaps visited forty
places where liquors were sold."
c. w. Jones Of the league. who is
back Of the crusade. caused the arrest
Of a number Of liquor dealers. Patrick
Egan was charged with assaulting the
leagues hoy detecti1e,7 Calvin DEM
Arrest.
On evidence procured BY Calvin
Demarest sixteen saloonkeepers have
also been arrested on the charge OF
selling liquors to a minor.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-22

friendships are perhaps not as pleuti-
ful as they might be- and II may 81
that our pride often hlnders their
growth. We may have q strong liking
for some one In a rather better POSI-
tlon than ourselves which feeling Is
rcciprocated: but we nip in the bud the
friendship that seems likely 10 growl
up, because. as we say an the benefits
would be on one side: we are always
accepting kindnesses and can never
return them.
What follyl Think Of the ideal
friendship between David and Jona-
than. Was not the case the same
there? Yet the thought never hinder
ed their love. for each knew that the
other had the heart and the win Is do
likewise whenever he accepted an act
Of kindness. and that in accepting it
he conferred a favor.
We all know what Shakespeare SAYS
Of mercy. 1T Is twice pleased. It
blesseth him that gives and him that
takes" and we should do we'll TO re-
member that the same IS the case In
the matter Of favors Between friends
these should be given and taken freely
and gladly. for dependence on one an-
other Is a law Of our nature and on
whom would we more willingly Be de-
pendent Tor help and aympathy IN time
% need than on those whom we call
friends2-New York Weekly
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-22
The Dalr AZ Home.

at q recent interview With the Rev.
Charles N. Sheldon, in England. one Of
the company quoted remark Of the
Rev. J. Hudson Taylor to the effect
that no man had any more right to
throw away the advantages Of the po-
sltion in which he was born. than he
had to disregard any other benefit that
might be utilized in the cause Of
Christ This led Mr.. Sheldon to OBJ
serve that his famous book, In His
Steps had been much misunderstood.
the purpose Of that book being not to
influence any man to change over from
the position in which he found himself.
to some other lot, but to begin to serve
God with greater zeal in the position
he was already filling Mr.. Sheldon
also referred to d remark made to him
by a friend. a professor in a Western
college, who said that he would be
glad to 90 live In a slum neighborhood
in quiet for some months, but that
he felt the burden Of a duty to re-
main in his professional chair. and
there fight the battle out for the social
reforms which he considered urgent
To every man his work. his sphere,
his duty, and finally, II faithful. his
reward. Social reform viii come about
when It does come by every mans try
ing not to be his neighbor. but TO love
his neighbor as himself stnrdily and
devotedly standing in his own lot as
the faithful servant Of Jehovah
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-22


From nearly every section of Maine
come reports Of unusual activity on
the part of the anti-liqaor element.
and the opinion prevails that the gen
eral wave Of temperance reform al
ready apparent viii sweep over the
state In Portland it is now almost
impossible to purchase liquor Of any
kind. This condition has come about
with hardly any appearance Of activity
on the surface by the temperance peo-
pie in that section. In Wateryille.
Augusta. Hollovell. Gardiner. skow-
hogan, Rumford Falls. Waldoboro and
many other places the city and town
governments have instructed the po-
lice to exert every effort to close ths
saloons.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-22

Praise We the Lord Who with untir-
ing hand,
Unbars the silver fountains of the
skies.
Who brighsens with His gold the
sun-kisaed grain,
And pours down autumn's fruits like
ruby-rain.
Till rosy harvests heap the glowing
land
Each day the sun--brighl slave Of His
command
Decks earth and sky with stainless
beauty grand
Each night TO heaven the stars bring
peace again
Praise ye the Lordl
The ages melt like snow on beauty's
strand
Death counts the Jewels Of life like
grains Of sand
Yet doth the light Of heaven on earth
remain.
On, let the glad world sing her Loud
est strainl
Though suns grow cold the love Of God
shall stand
Praise We the Lord
Ernest W. shurtleG. in Youths
Companion
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-22
ohrIstIan Eaasa,or Topic.

Serving God Early.-Mon., Jan. Z.
Given to God. Sam. 1.2i-2s. Tues.
Jan. 8. Early service. 2 Chron. 34.1-7.
Wed. Jan. 9. A ehild's work known
Prov POLL: Sam. l6:l-l2. Thu. Jan
10. Foundations Of life Mark 1917.
p. FRI Jan. H. Example Of Jesus
Luke 2:42-5o Sat. Jan. l2. Promised
care. Ps 1910; 91.9-l8 sun. Jan 1s.
Iopic-Youthful conservation Eccl
I2.1.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-22
aarrsau. salsaa .. saalh nsna.

Tweniy-dollar gold pieces to the
value Of $1,000 are to Be used in floor
tiling Of a gorgeous saloon now being
fitted up at South Bend. Ind. The tiles
are especially made 70 contain $50
gold pieces. the depression Of their re-
ception allowing the coin to sink one
thirty-second Of an inch below the
surface, thus avoiding friction. Each
gold piece win be soldered 10 a wire.
which will run down through an ordi-
nary floor thus occurring the coin IN
place.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-22

Novel Method OF Destroying saloons.
The Rev. W. w. Smith Of the First
Baptist church. Anderson. Ind. In a
recent sermon, said that he had visited
many saloon doorways during the
week, and, according to the number
Of entries made, based on an estimate
Of 5 cents spent by every man, 1t
showed total Of s.. 100 spent daily
for liquor in the seventy saloons Of
the city. The consideration Of these
figures alone. he thought, preached
more than sermons. TO check viola
uons Of Sunday laws at the saloons
he suggested that committees OF two
meg be placed al all doors Of the sa-
looms on Sunday, to keep a record Of
the number Of men going in. and re-
port to the prosecutor Through the
week he advocated the use Of cameras
on all men who enter saloons, and
that their pictures be placed on ex-
hibition.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-22

]. Carter Beard. IN an interesting
article IN Truth. tells Of the wonderful
animals peculiar to the Galapagos Ar
chipe,ago. in the Pacific Ocean. and
mentions among others, the Galapagos
sea lizard, which, to quote the author.
is a llaeal descendant OF the monsters
Of the old. prehuman world, and. to
some extent, attests his descent by his
size as well as BY his looks. for the
creature Is almost. or quite. fye feet
long. 1t may be added that his scien-
tihc name is, in its way. almost as
long and ugly as himself-Iguanid
amblyrkynchus cristatus. The creature
is black. OF almost black, IN color; his
body, including the tail. is fiattened
like that OF a fish He is furnished
with a crest OF well developed spines.
reaching from the nape Of his neck to
the extremity Of his caudal appendage.
His color. his shape. and his armament
Of scales. the cruel. malignant glare Of
his reptilian eyes, his truncated, trucu-
lent, bull dog shaped head with its
helmet Of conical projections. and his
enormous mouth. that looks fit to
breathe out fire and smoke, after the
manner Of his kind IN song and story.
seem to perfectly adapt him to his
place among the impossible creations
Of heraldry, or to perform his part in
a representation Of ST. George and the
dragon; or, perchance, to make real
one Of those more or less imaginative
reconstructions Of extinct monsters,
with which books Of pseudo-science