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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-16
{. The Elimination of the Kitchen. :.
By Prudence Wnteyreen.

ana nt~~ rrftsns are NE nonaabie er.:.
congratulated remedies. Show me a
man or q woman who can be wholly con-
tented with the kind OF cooperative din
Ing room described and / win show you
a coid-biooded creature, indifferent to art.
'ee-Ncrs and the human affections, In
.A%S creature 1T for treasons spoils
and strategems II has been gate ~ <-..7
that Tho Way 10 a mans heart lies
through his stomach. As {. r-s-~- :
fact J. niAhs almost be claimed that only
those human beings who are gastronom-
icaiiy susceptible have hearts which are
worth getting at. The others are likely
to be very mo count" folks
One or the points worth noting about
the Wisconsin experiment is that 1t could
not be conducted at similar prices any
where else in these United States than
In the Middle West. and even there the
sum OF $40 per week per person Is too
small to furnish food, fuel and service
of such a sort as even the moderately
prosperous man feels himself entitled to-
The sum OF g per week for each person
VIII furnish the raw material of food
exclusive Of wines, for an ample table
afywhere-except. perhaps. in Seattle
In the Middle West ~ will do as much
In furnishing provisions as 81 In most
other places II is possible by wholesale
buying and exceptionally good manage
ment TO reduce this sum TO $.75. but a
table which will appeal to the appetite
OF the ordinary citizen cannot be set
under this sum. II II obvious that Is
cents week per person as an allowance
for service. fuel, lights. rent and man
ayers salary is distinctly inadequate. and
the bill of fare suggests that the ordin-
airy citizen would probably tire Of the
Wisconsin bill of fare before long and find
himself clamoring vociferously for the
flesh pots. OF course. II you are vege-
tarian. that is different story.
The claim OF the association that their
system "annihllates the riddle of what
to have sfor daily NEAL will DO likely
to strike the unrescnerate reader as hum
orpus X Is only the overworxed house.
wife on the verge Of nervous prostratIon
who really cares TO have that riddle an
INITIATED. After wide experiences in
observing housekecpers and no small
amount OF personal practice In the same
line. can aver that the thinking" Is. to
the housekeeper as Is a housekeeper, one
OF the best parts OF the game. The one
course which housekeepers ind trouble
In varying Is dessert. and the argument
TO be drawn from that Is that dessert Is
n superhuous and unneeded course at
least three days out OF six and that
salad, cheese and coffee really serve bet
ter to meet the gastronomic want for
quite half OF the time.
n the kitchen has got to be eliminated.
want to be eliminated with 1t. I am
glad I was born and reared in the good
old days when human beings were stili
made OF flesh and blood and not Of steel
aprinxs and india rubber. can no more
conceive OF a happy home without
kitchen than can Of house without
foundation or piano without strings.
There may be such things coming. but
heaven forbid that ] should live to see
them.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-16

From those who perish In the paths az SIN
On bat vcrd lets in the needed ray
shan II be mine TO hear N accusing words;
sick, and In priscn-and yet cane re mott
Hare no power to helpf No fallen 20 raisef
Ne cooling water for the parchea ard hotg
On let ne never get 30 proud or high.
30 cultured or 50 greatly '.seif-iinrrcvei'.
That can culdly pass the needy by
Or gaze on grief and misery unmoved.
progression Is vain aud empty word
Unless Il leads me NJ aud closer Tire:
- -sss>s7 - lsfs how s.aa fhs~ 80
And gain rs nothing for eternity
Iet me Ave close 10 nature aud to Thee,
80 Keep mr. eosil in meskness and corten.
Ana YET NJ ltAs rocr laief remaining srsa
IN deeds Of iote and charity b. spent
r.,.... -. -. EDITH n, GOODRICH
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Timothy IL black and white cat In
Cincinnati who loves 20 lie MAKING In the
sun, and always looks about for a good
hot place To hssk 81. This ne ends on the
window sili Of an old damp cellar. To
this corner he croeps away. stretches
himself oat "a the sun. and is soon fast
asleep. When he = quiet toad comes
out 81 bis hole, locks around to see that
all Is safe. then hcfS along TIL ~ 81 al
the cats side. gives another hnp mora
and 10 s. on his back Timothy does not
move, The toad settles himself comfort.
ably. and Is as happy "a king. Soon
another toad appears. and another ard
another, until Timothy = covered entirely
with toads- hts nose. his paws his tan.
every inah ~ ~. and ye. he does rot
src~e. There ne lies Tor hpars. wfsh this
very Blanket ~ tpass, quite enjoying
himself And asy after day ,. .,cusas
bsrS 10 sha same place ard Gs- arn-
Cay sss- Same thing happens. each dav
Saais. and Timothy getting fanasr ~ a.-s
other. until eae wonders what world
happen Il fate and mice took the Oh eat
away 20 q new country.
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4 -. = - - - - 80 o-~gNuwo
M q. -omsn make me
Here Is Wisconsin town
- leaplng into fame with sys-
tcrn Of cooperative housekeep-
.zz .-tsch Il vaunts ~~shnsiAstieaiiv s~
= sslshing the problem xsss ~ s>>es'
i; 5.nsehold and annihtla,.ng tine riddle
& 8 .hat 10 have for meal"
s. 1hsy town several families. compris-
e any persons. have hired building
:<sue q divided into Kitchen. dining
~ s,,pslv room and bed rooms for en-
sss~1s Three meals a day AT a cost of
::S 5.ts meal ref person. are served
~ rabies, chairs. linen. china, etc.
nynished by families according to
- numbers. Carpets and ornaments
a. ,..rchased by levy upon the asso-
skn The meals are plain because
2, ~ healthier breakfast consists
y 80. toast. oatmeal. potatoes, cakes.
4 - eoi7ee. dinner OF a soup, meat or
~ onS or more vegetables; supper
~ II some form. rice. bread. cake.
S 1o1Res or cocoa.
!! ~ = Aate ass meals have been served
& ~ Receipts have paid for supplies.
l6hos telephone and the services OF
1870. The association is said to be
lSstic over the experiment, but all
ine some Of them do prepare their
9ets at bome'
IL sn nre several reasons why no CO.
11es scheme will ever eliminate the
& ~ Kitchen from the human home.
& fHhf Admission about breakfasts
1 - OF them. As the late Jay
S1 1rotfy observed, all any man ever
- az this world IL his board and
Most people may ana do sub
- hAyins garments otherwise than
\ ~ ViSh them, but most people may
4 ~ insist upon having their food
and served when they please and
- please. II Il the elemental right
4 ~ AMMAN being. this, and when a hui
~ kelng has 10 arise Mt fixed hour
IN from one to four blocks on cold,
SS nDrnings TO get breakfast OF
u - oranges and oatmeal mush that
~ 64ine ID cheated OF his elemental
what he wants In TO walk down
IUtN = Wattsis tPSs f''f'b% sStthf
nss I'M coffee hot and his omelette
4 y II has had time to fall and his
Wills II II snnppy. II in addition
a 49, blessings he II able to secure
- ~ hearth and family who are
" smiling before they have
i H lholr fast, also buckwheat cakes
10 nom the sriddle. why then he
~ about all that tho world has to
= IN way OF breakfast comforts.
& NJ AFe things absolutely not TO be
~ out Of the house In which he has
toeausA IN spite OF the fact that
me9uldtd enthusiasts recommend
exercise before breakfast, the
4cnains that II makes most people
m1oe and unhappy that breakfast IN
- woud mot be acceptable after
~ eo-oosrative kitchen presupposes
IT 11la-rubber human being without
~ n dlaiihes, tempcrs or neuralwias or
1D = The head or any OF the nttle In
u1ltions for which breakfast In bed
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esESe - 2-se& z
! Zagrarna
!: ==Werse
Erupr Realistic.

ETUDE Realistic.
A bahy's feet like sex-sheiis pink
Might tempt should Heaven meet.
An angels lips to kiss. we think.
habys feet
Like rose-hued sea flowers toward the heat
They stretch and spread and wink
Their ten soft buds that part and meet
No flower bells that expand and shrink.
Clean half heavenly SWEET
As shine lifes ulrodden brink
tabys feet
A haby's hands. like rosehuds furled,
Whence yet leaf expands.
0pe II you touch. though close UP curled
A bahys hands.
Then. even as warriors grip their brands
When battles bolt is hurled
They close. cicnched hard like tightening bands.
No rosebuds yet BY dawn impaired
Match IN loveiiest lands
The sweetes, flowers In all the worid.~
A bahys hands.
A hshy's eyes, ere speech begin,
Ere lips learn words or signs.
Bless all things bright enough to win
bshys eyes.
Love. while the sweet thing laughs and lies
And sleep flows out and In
Lies perfect in their paradise
Their lsn ses might cast Ss out pa pain and sn
by mute glad godhead felt within
A bsbys eyes
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he second time that Jack proposed
Twas reslly surprise.
Though still I-gessirs 50 stnpnsed--
Found favnv IN his evev
His first svcval months besor.
Ia treated with disdain.
And laughed at him the while he swors
He'd surely try again.
The second time tina. Jsrk proposed
! never said 4 word
Though 70 assent ia grown disposed
sifnr,y overheard
by accident his earnest n,ea
while IN the waifys whsri
The second time twas not 10 me
But TO another girl,
Roy Fasrl Greene IN the smart a.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-16

submarine boats and tqrpetioos for use
IN warfare do not seem 20 be held In favor
by NJ. De l-sneSsaa, the French nninistnr
OF marine. in spite OF the generally,
supposed prediction 81 the French for
such measures OF harhor defense NJ ne
I.anessan il quoted As saying that neither
the submarine boat Hor ;he torpedo Ia Of
great value IN var. owing 10 their limited
range Of action.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-16
THE WISHING SANDS.

me summer was at August.
The see was In a hull,
From Scituste 10 Curret
From Mahcnmet 20 Hun
III was the Tranquil hour
OF earth's exrectsney
when We lay on the wfshinr saNG,
Beside the Steering sea
we saw the scarlet moon rise
And liGhf the pale gray land.
We heard the whisper az the tids
The signing Of the sand
Il felt the ardent fiut,er
Your heart gave Tor delight,
Ycu knew how earth is sisd and h,shes
Under the tent at night,
We dreamed the dream Of lovers.
And told our dream 70 none.
And all that we desired came frr,e
Because We wished q. one
bliss csrrnsn in Ainsiee's Magazine.
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a LITTLE LOVE SONG or THE SEA
FLOWERS.


We bloom In deep sea places.
Far from the staring sun;
Our hloSsonirr and fruitAFe time
No soul hath seen. save one
Aud she was wrapped IN rattered shroud
With hands crossed at her breast:
We hung to her and clung 10 her.
And now she seems at rest.
Our pleasure is 20 fold her
In webs Of tenderrst hue;
We mesh the drowned gold Of her hair
With weayinfs rose and blue:
We make 4 soft long covering
OF green across her breast
To fold her close and hold her close.
To where she seems at rest
The great tides strive to win her
And take her from our care
Wheneer abe stirs little space,
As stifs her Iona gold hair
With blossoms blue and rose and green,
The spell We weave the best
We cling to her and bring to her
Gifts OF the oceans rest.
thousand suns may search the sea
To End her where she sleeps,
thousand shoreward tides may strive
To lure her from the deers.
Our circlinF spell we weave--wc weave.
In blossoms on her breast
We cling TO her and bring 10 her
Gifts Of the deep seas rest
Henry Rutgers Iiemssn in East and West
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TO RuDYARD RIPPING.

Whst need have ycu ~ prsisina, Gould I And
Seme lonely poet no one praises vet
rather would choose him tina, Ne ru,ehs Rror
4 fel'ow-erafssUsn knew him Married him ioves
~, wv Fou- the whole world praises yon What need
Have ron OF any speech have 10 sivef
Yet Tor the crafts sake mnss not h. dumb.
And inr The crafts sake yor win pardon me
Bnt ! had rather meet YOU face 10 FACE,
And talk of other and Indifferent th.prs
And say no word Of all that. i Womb s.v
Praise ard THANKSGIVING for vous splendid .on,
trsise and the pride 81 the Fmpirrs N the Rls,e,
But leave YOU silent. a. We English do
And yon would know. and Won would undeyst.rs
Richard Ho~ey in the Saturday Evening Post.
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MY deafness came on sbaus too
years ago with bad raging noises ia
the head. which troubie6 me greatly
In conversation. bad TO ask peopis
20 raise their voices IN speaking 10
hear the sound of voices, but co,,id
not catch a word. NJ hearing rapidly
improved Under Dy. Reeves treatment
] row hear good Anf tho ringing boise
have snfirsiy stopped"
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Il had raiarrh for a long tiEne. II
Effected ny ear and throat and hers
were Rrowths n my rosa. Doctor
did. / never tried anything that dld
mo 20 much good ! am recommend
ing 70 al my frieSdh"
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HE Cured My
CONSUMPTION"

. Doctor Reeves cured me of con-
sumption after tvo doctors had given
mo Up TO die. His Discovery is cer-
tainiy an absolute cure for consurnp-
consumption 70 20 DIR. Reeves for he
l. the only doctor ] have ever heard
Of that couIa really cure eonsump-
ton"
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A PRAYER.

Not what have o Lord, but what am,
Not what am. alone. but what do
Faith without works Is dead Thy word decisres.
Oh. let this truth my worldliness subduel
In vain for me to humble DER creed.
II In pride shall draw my skirts away
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Out-cf-TOwn People

People afflicted with any disease
Reeves.
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Throat

i went 70 DR.. Rsevss because INV
sister had been treated saocsssfullv ~
him lie cured me OF q acre fhraat
and headaches. My hsad ached every
DAY fer months, and ! could not al
any relief"
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'.pr.. Reeves treatment 10 marvel.
ous. NY trouble came on fye years
eEo. would have neuraiEta N, INV
head every afternoon at osclocE
Sometimes u would come on IN the
morning. II was always worse whom
J caught cold, and I caught cold saAiiy'
DIR Reeves cured ma -
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Marvellous results 81 he method Of cure
Impcrtance Of attending TO diseases In the ~arl.
stages We furnish tnnsle and medicines for pusi.
flying the BREATH impaTting thereto = pleasant ans
agreeable odor.
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me Saved Ny Eyes"

NJ syss were - - a. = -e~
sfurrfrg ard pain Af1sn1 tbs eyes
made me fear total bitnAnsss br.
HssTss raastsry over diseases II ths
eyss 10 certainty wor6syfuf. / can
res ses soof. ard hest 81 All, can read
with comfort ] was cursd Ia q shart
time Will. other doctors fnpefsx
WITH my eyes for fhs past sta ysxYx
she fhnugnf me hss cAtarrh ana
vent 10 Or. n<ev~s
prerehlsIx sad Dyspepsia cured BIZ
Or Reeves.
Eyssies xransisssa since childhood
ard essaixhs failing. Or. H1~vss cured
her
One eye Totally blind. Dr. Reeves
restored his sl9ft-
He fA4EsG that he was goirx inta
conxuraptson-fureG by DIR, Ea@vex
Unable 20 bf&Atte through her nos~
she went 20 Dv. Nssvss.
DR. Reeves treated HIS asosnAch sue
cessfriiy.
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Bronchial Tubes

Doctor Reeves curet my csu9h- .
have not tad q cough or a eesd this
wintsf fssi well and my friends
remark how vel ! look. J breathe
well had Bron1hstis"
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lungs

"pr Reeves rnetnNt ~ Inhalation
WAS lust whst J nse4sd ! gained
t~slxe pounds In weight IN I've
months ! nave RAD ne heEnesyA&Hs
slnc@ Ms cough - less frequent. Ny
appetite has resumed Ths treatment
has s0re rnars fer roe Than AIRY that
1 ever tried. had LUNG TROvBfsE..~
"Tast lgks deaf mats Doctor
Reeves restored nay hearing perfept4y
cured ~ asthma contracted IN early
yoush. ~ rr. Hasvcs.
TGck hRr ssssers advice ana WAS
cured OF ssre Throat by DR. Reeves.
She had endured three ssrnorrhagss
from her iEnRs-eured ~ Or. Reeves.
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buIlaing, in which sellool I. maintained ev

buildings in which school Is maintained ey
cry year.
The people or tie city and surrounding
country are intellectual and cultivated peo-
pie, gathered from nearly every state in the
Union. No better people exist anywhere.
The city Is incorporated, has mayor and
board Of aldermen, and law and order pre-.
vail here a. in older states and communities.
BusinEss Il carried on, debts are collected,
offences sgaiust morality or any disorder or
crime punished, the same as In the states.
Dent think that because this Il the Indian
Territory that the people are outlaws, and
that all Is "wiId and woolly." The "Indi.
pnsp In this vicinity are among our most res
pected people-psogressiy educated and
refaed. These are the Indian territory
indians" The reservation indian is not
the same, yet be Is peaceable and fast civil
izing. Your life, your property and your
earnings are a. safe here as in the oldest
state in the UuiOn.
The city Of Chickasha Is improving very
fast. having doubled it, population in the
past IS months. Brick and stone buildings
are going W all the time. Prices on prop
orty ara advancing all the time.
If youwant to keep up with ihis country's
development send dollar for the Wee2ly
Express, one year, and you will get it all.
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FIXING THE TIME OF OPENING
Quotations From the Law
Setting Forth the Time
For Opening Kiowa
Reservation.

We are often asked when will
the Kiowa and Comanche reser-
vation open. In answer to this
we do no more than quote from
the law passed by the last con
gress and approved by the Presi-
dent June 6, 1900. That law
says:
That all allOtments of said land
shall be made under the direction
Of the Secretary of the Interior to
said Indians within ninety days
from the passage of this Act, sub
ject to the exceptions contained
in article fuor of said treaty; pro-
vided, That the time for making
allotments shall in no event be
extended beyond six months from
passage of this Act.
Another question that is often
asked us: Will townsites be
established and surveyed when
the land is opened for settle
ments. In answer to this we
again quote the law.
'When said allotments of land
shall have been selected and TAX
en- as aforesaid and approved by
the Secretary of the Interior, the
titles thereto shall be held in
trust for the allottees, respective
ly. for the period of twenty five
years, in the time and manner and
to the extent provided for in the
act of congress entitled can act
to provide for allotment of land
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in severalty TO Indians on the var
iOus reservations, and to extend
the protection of the laws of the
United States and Territories
over the Indians and for other
purposes" approved February
2S. 1891.
"And at the expirations of said
period of % years the titles there.
to shall be conveyed in fee simple
to the allotees or the heir, free
from all incuberances.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-11-10

OVEROOATS, quilts, and
blankets. All first quality.
McGaughy Bros.
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Druggist Morgan Of Crawfords-
vile, Ind says: DIR .Caldwell's SyI.
upPepsln is is g medicine / can con-
scientiously recommend as it does
just what you claim. 1t is the best
laxativeI ever saw.SoldbyE. Howard
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Warning Order.

Before X. F. Sconem. Mayor Of the City Of
Chickasba, Indian Territory.
Clay Donovan, plaintiff
vs.
W. +. Smith defendant
The defendant, w r Smiths hereby warned
to appear in this court within thirty days and
answer the complaint OF plaintiff Clay Donovan
SEAL II. +. SCoFFERN.
November 8, 1900. Mayor
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-11-10

When in the city or down town
stop at A. B. Daniels & Co., exam
inc their stock. get their prices and
buy of them. All standard prints,
60 cts per yard and every thin else
in proportion.
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Executor s Notice.

Notice IS hereby given that the undersigned
was appointed executor Of the estate Of g.
Hewett on the second day OF October, 1899 and
all persons having claims against said estate
are requested to present them within the limit
prescribed by law.
PERCY HEwETT Executor
Estate }. O. Hewett.
Aug. ?, 1900. II YOungs Ave. Houston. Tex
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Gents Furnishing Goods.

Fine line Of mOtled halfhOse, I0c
(Eorth 25c) .
l Case Of FedOrs and Crushed
Hats, @ 81 90, worth Sl.j0 TO So
Gents linen collars. standing
or turn down, n,....... &c each
A very fine line Of heavy
winter shirts at 8 very low price.
Call and see our line Of ladies
walking hats, up-to-date -.
School bags, boOkstrsps. rulers,
states, lead and slate pencils.
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Racket Goods |!
TIN WARE, GLASS WARE,
GROCERIES,

Dry Goods and Notions. You
can find them all at A S Daniels
d Co, the cheapest place in town.
Call and see them,
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School Pencil and Pen Tablets in
fact any kind Of Tablets we have
one for you "did you get it" The
Fair.
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The stomach is is our best friend
and the next best IS the perfect"
Baking Powder. .Itis chemically pure
and assists digestion. j A. Ware. .Jr.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-11-10

See them, they are new. fWbat"
Our display of dishes and glassware
The Fair.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-11-10

Prairie hay for sale. Bailed
prices 450 per ton. Apply to
Ben Hampton.
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w. l.. Mobly has fine line of
staple and fancy groceries, and
has them at prices that are right.