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Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21
sano 1afota.

Grit Somefieao 9onb fan enonu foass
/ Daro gountp, y. DAT, ! bet betisnots
MouIe Riper Dtitritt. men nu bpesss
m ,Sernbans isiennsm ben finale Strefs
ming, Tom lisser ieisn, % inDeu nogls
Mdanebsr biiper ben iioite 9anpDdrt
iiftsrt optaset al Settlere, tbi Dn lib
er M founnen, Do frit Somefteao 2aro,
iom er at 8arpi, sr buarot efisriset. os
Settlere tappss iaa at iiss ON bet itofte
frie Diem. Gn tolD Stpttsr al os Rorfte
tos beer Dor aouri 9anb, b~eiissenN Sioe
ON Siss, oe uu oentsr Ri Ssrnbans iicms
msr at sad ganfts nar til bort 9onb.
9moet sr prdirie o. liot rolling"
SorSbuuosn ct rig, tort Nuloiorb mso
esre unxr. 9i CT M en- % Wfi fra
5tationsn, 3 Ril fra poitoTics. eanOet
sr pei Itiftst for 6Deoss o. JIarupl, men
liar for aIeaturapi. Msn sa ri astop
~Hlese" ipaar bar Ri suonu lie buui lib
til messn ~Smpropsmsni. O. u. Spite.
gau glairs, mis-.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21
%sronSbiem, @inn.

Dst sr NOT lite meset ofte, man Ter nos
get fra benin. amt al 0erben / Der.s
interesSanie Blab. &ariasen er Del ben,
at StsrReoeIen er faa optasei msp fine
egne MHeur. Ser ruubt er bet soot
5arminsIano, os mansn en- 5amilie bar
Der sommst fig op til @elftanb. Oct pios
n.r ialfalo be iolioe gpgninser ON, ION
bar r.iit fig Der runbt / ben ienere lib.
Gn batter airte bar psiau Sronobisms
Weuig1eo bngset.
Ser er ire Butter. ct Creamery, ct
8IadImifbF5op os m> poitoFfice.
@It gaararbeiee er M tileube. % Srss
ben ipirsr frpbist, men Der er ganite me-
get Gin1bus. Sit hi bare mere Reen MI,
piIos bet bare soot, oa 9elrforboloene
biotil bar o9ret sunitiss.
Saa bill leg tatte Dem for "Dscorahs
pofen." Seq er en- MP abpnnent, men
isg maa Iise, at bet er ct ubmGrtet Sldb.
iSor life at operbproe Reoattionen %
"Poiten"s 9eisre mso formeeet Strab.
itdl ies M Tlutte. Siuie.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21
KeneresmanS 2llSriet
6e>fienNer per Comic, permna,
Ciger: Den oil hurigf
bggge op ct nedbrudf
SyJfem.

Son. 80 g. MSrih, aoneresmanb
ira Tlobomo. 'friper fra @uibing.
ton, Q. G.:
"Tette iprat bepiSnc, at Rernnn,
fabriferct al Che Iernun Weoieinc
60, / Columbus, g., bar pGret
brna. meS Sclo / min Familic. Get
or en- ppperlia Spuie, Der hnrtigt Oil
bnaac Oh ct ncbbruot Snitsm. Sca
fan anbcinlc Den til BEN, ium trGn.
acr ct uiurIiat pegetobilt NiSScl for
SuGffclic. SO. 4. glSrif.
6. g Gmorp @icc Chancellor on6
Ruiter OF grms. q. e. fra Smohl.
Reb, ifripcr fra 2i3 Horth sirteeutb
Street fSIqenoe 9oporo ON Rerlna,
Snn iiner.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21
Rod zen. elmaeao Go. mimm.

gu ftsrre Del al Wai bar ednite tolo,
ieefaa bar paret Silfalos, u%upnlis ben
81. bs. gn itert Storm fra Rornoeit
bar biosubt toto ps tungs asgHiper bang
nsb fra SimIen belle Ousen. Oct bar
riotig lia en- Mibtpintsrs Dag. Dog
bpao @rspen ansaar, Isr bet itts Taa gait
uo enDba, ibporpel ben langcarige 3srte
bar bragt en- StilItanb / al SIass Bart.
pda Yoteterns, ION neppe er ooer Soros
~itprpen, iss Bugs / RGugoe puu fne
plabis. Men berfom Ri meo Sddlmoo
oppebisr Sihn, bill pei SiGlpeu TONNE,
Iaaut be, Der nu ipnes at bare nebftemts,
maa briness I'll 9ausbeo. = Sfsse moos
togne lnberrstuinser ira Rorss bar not
17oe Ratieftsn tommsn til i'm flrce Ret
pdd mango Steoer / 2uroet. Saulsoes
tribes fra 9snsbsrs:
Duasn tom usb et Hart, men blrienoe
9eir. anersoe 81. 4--5 ON Rorgenen
bsrtes Smaaguttsrnss Sfuo os 81. s gift
Duff giennsm @aosrne. Saa bar gsrs
nenes Glagtoe, talrigt og mutt nieo buns
brsosr at alag, baame At Sarneh4nesr.
Gale holotsa al Sr. Soerl9ur Ssplano.
al. IL after SdIut, boorpaa man paas
bsrts ssnsbsre Sansforenins. 81. 3
iiartsoe ct gptletoe. men er nrinbre n9us
nepqprist paa 9runo al be faa Celtassre.
Dernaft blep en- gauiaiiGu OOer Carl
Stoltenbers. S~ensberss Repr9feniant Oeo
Jpriamlinsrn paa efosppIo 1914, afflss
ret % en- Sdls blsp ea i Daesns anlsos
ming bolot at Sowepreft gbr. auuoien,
Tom | pelpalsts Orb tolisce esnne SGs
oersmanos Weinos ps bans iaors 5orijss
METER oeo Hrouts 5oriamlins. On Ssns
neien al Giospoiosmauoeu, 2pttor Carl
StoItsnbers / Guobranosoalen tat.ece paa
Sl9stningss geene for ben 9ers. Ssnss
BERG aommune bdnoe Diff peo at reiie
bette Ueinossmarte. Enne Dag oil itaa
Iom en- miaoeDrrois Dag ! min SIrgts
Siitorie. Den bill bars bet Suo til ale:
Srus osiaa bu bine Gpner. iuo ou. ON
ou life rrfier frsm til at fad en- gaufas
fen. bog ian bIi en- sob Berger. Tn gn,
fom life slsmmsr fins Thnoer. oil heller
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21

Dc sr ale psnIiss % noririnoebe; be bss
parer snonu be gone samIs norite Sfitts
os Gsrsmonier. ct. Sansbus Hal pl
babe 2spialFeF nar Big StoHe Gate.
salsr % Sang ftal bere til Oossns
program. M. g. auos, fbp. Rtnaftsr
at ~gearSslep Rsps." sr unbefaIsi at bol'
De 5sittalsn.
Abe Suli ffal bliDe f.ftligbofet grppns
8a1sp, Mim., meb for Stas. Oct sr
oefaa en- buifer gn. aom % ie %.
8enlig Silisn til "poiten" Os otns 21'
fsre. 8. Roritdo.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21
MdDekoforrb.

~Meo 6orrsieIie mbefaIer iea
Ieruna iom en- Comic meS uiPbonr.
Iise Gaenifober. ct fort initial
irenroecroe @teSIenmer al De for.
Fieriae SrSeuer. iom lea bor baut
meo at aiere. er blet beIbreoet oeo
9ruaer az Verunu | SilfpIoer az
autorrb / Iaoer 90 5opeNet; Iiaelda
for SopffeIie I Rnrerne eIer andre
Orgorer.
Oct friifer op SpItemet, itprfer
SorbsieIieL beoirfer Ssou og sr pcl
pGrot bereS Giuio iom fiber al cpcn.
rppntc Sn6er. IS. g. Gmoru.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21
ara searpsIen. @inm.

gaararbeiost er nu ooer, os grsoen Ter
Iopenpe uo. 5armsms oriper omtring
mso ct lpit Smil ON Mhinoen - crsm>
menoe ON 5sftens SerIisbeS. Spen
sotser til boer sib, os 5orretninssbutis
tsrns bar bet trurli. Ger er M % Gore
r~stninssbuis % ? andre er mbsr gpss
ming. 9anpet bar suaet op | ben iensre
9iS. iaa M er Der life 9ano at faa tisbt
unSer $3.50 pr. aere.
Sobn ahIubers Os Ears 4nosrfon. TO
peItaasnbe norits 5armers. reiite / fors
riss liss til Canada paa Speculation.
Sc bar iiinx at tipbe bilissrs eano og
mauife iaIss ine fIaos Jarms Der for COB
Detailing.
Seq inosr tor GorusitIie ! at iemms
sb til aIs sisis sOos Roritsr runSt Der.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21

2liften err ioo tpno / De o~rftiife &c.
9iorer, at TO Wenueifer Der fou isre
Ell Sumtale, ieln ON De itaar / en-
5lerbings @ei ira b%inouoen. Get poa.
itaoeS ~ligelebes al Solf, JON ber an.
ices at bioe goo geifeo, Of peb @i.
braItar fan Den Renneifeli9e Stem.
me bsres poa en- afitano al 1 Mil.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21

Jes CT / ale Taaoer yeifprnsie, meo On.
maitinen @1uspsHnrn." 2ei er en- uomgr.
Get let o. 900 Naltlne. Zen aiper iIeeinn
pen Ssm ION en-, Der bar tni'ti so Eotars.
,srosien ioiteoe 74Gents. IRE. 0eorSs
~. Uaae. gbtppema Gaas. sstS.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21
&orrefponoance

esusN~smen um Rsa % abrSs As us bet uhpas emsuh Ill., be br Re m~nsa nnsu
bet. nj Wnahhum nas b@e Rsunt % abuen
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21

AZ NUlIlttlpMDtIII UUlW. BItutTtt II9ytI
aItio pnn 8repfdsiens 3pr, naur ben ct
daben; iaoleoes CT man life uoiat ior, at
Der bltr liggenoe isien Breoe ~ubemRrfst.
@cfripclie: adsien er Is 5oma
mer lang, 81 TUmme breo pg IL 1pms
mer bgt, madlt paa l%loiioen, laoet al INF
onlUariieret Sern iiarit looret, maIet rob
% ieruiieret.
8oilousu freezer al Dem. ipm unoer
@aou al 9aubpuitruterne, at be anItaiisr
iitre, uanbtRtte 8pittdsier ps nnbrirser
Dem pGa ct betpemt Steo uVr 2anoeueien.
Ge, iom life ppiploer oisie arap, ptt life
iaa @auu al ben iri Spitleuerins / 9auo'
oiitrlfterne.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21
NerOeD4kkeUe.

@nboer. ser / minoite MoaOc er
iioiot for Rerpsiitet. oonoeIig Clap.
peIie ener RerpeiorffeIie I uoaen.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21
Varmeres 90 Yoatoreres |em.
Rural Delivery
Mail Box ,,..>
Sabrifcret iOr "Secorab gOitcn".

~lluubuGrlis for ct i~sriteflasicS 9anp'
ppit' Spitem.
Sporior?
SIanbi anoet iorbi ben life fan bli
Itanenoe anben.
2aaset luffer iig autumatiif ueo
i'm cseu SGgt. inalnnrt 9e ilipper
Saanotaaet. Nbiulut panotgt.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21
asnxIrnra - bS<tsV

81 MeubV tlU Selenntng 'pr pplfefemneh Til
falts AZ Gn.arrh. fem life tan iureres peb Halls
Catarrh Cure.
Y. 3. gtener & Co., fslebs. @.
81 uusertssnsee bar 'suof 3. 3. gesnrr be Nef.
rs Var, na AMER BAN for AZ pUre en- belt ue hreerita
gpano ads ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. % Tor at Sots
f~uaufett iiiaue nj al nefsrs ale Strratts Sprr 10.
tsiisr
sese & frnaI. ueeLiale 7rnaaifts. zSlses. q.
E~sdIotrs, sinan & WirptH.
Halls Catarrh Cure taees ~tnerortes o. ptrter 81.
rtfts paa Bloeef "a Spftenets SltmpperGabe. aBtz
u Gents pr. SLATE. SofsH hss aHe gruegifir.
Get inicnter sraiis.
cana sanitlieptner CT Be beefs.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21

Se en- Nt eur N1bnlug, boor 1n eer Ne1u Tan tomre mo % Vpe
Rnes 8pninger Sugeu Tueouuq ir IS III at bmoe eQsr tse. Srgen
5ipr iur fan brrHs. 6r 10 1onmers gpbRum meo gIaos til Srepe
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-31
MINrp nArnlNa orro.En.

A cry Of Indignation. says a foreign
correspondent. has been raised IN the
eastern part OF Germany because tbs
administration Of the seaside resort
zappot, near Danzig. Intends 10 remove
the barriers that have hitherto sepa-
rated the sexes when bathing. and to
declare the beach a common bathing
place
The plain East Germans. the virtu-
Gus agararians. who in sumner time
crowd the gay Osiend and In winter
time the Riviera. say that such a de-
clslon Is a disgrace TO the German
name. that the result will be the inn
poriation Of foreign corrupt morals
into that section Of the country. which
has hitherto justly been considered
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-31

Women are too prone 70 accept un-
necessary evils with a ready resigna-
u0n. while men have a better under
standing q the art Of happiness = said
Nine Sarah Grand IN a lecture on
The Art OF Happiness" recently.
Idleness. she said. IS one OF the worst
enemies OF happiness. and among
women the desire TO work Is not so
common IS TO be discouraged. the in-
eiectna NE of many women being
one Of the saddesi features OF the pres
ent day Nine Grand strongly adj
vised parents to give their children,
sons and daughters alike the opportu-
nifty % follow their instructive pro
cllyiiies ID the way Of life work, be-
cause there IS Joy in c0ngenial work
and eongenial play.
The chances for happiness, she said,
outweigh the chances on misery every
function of mind and body inclinlng
toward pleasure and 10 the avoidance
OF pain. Happiness is 70 be found In
the simpler modes OF life not 10 ex-
citement. which Is only It's Initiation.
IN an recipes for happiness goodness
must b the principal ingredient. the
others which 80 70 form a truly happy
life bring fidelity IN friendship. love
aid marriage. affection between pa
rents and children. moral courage.
courtesy and perfect sincerity.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-31
MAKING COAL BARGES OUT OF OLD WARSHIPS

would provide a barge with coal car
rying capacity Of more than $500 tons.
The career OF the Nelson contains no
exhilarating record Of naval battles
and the lowering Of enemies c0lors.
In the sixties she was lent to the
government Of Victoria by the imperi-
al authorities to aid a scheme Of local
naval defense. and for many years she
was the headquarters Of the colonial
naval forces. Later on, when the yes
sci became utterly obsolete, Victoria.
having no further use for her. inform
ed the admiralty that she was at its
disposal. and the latter ordered her to
be sold to the highest bidder.
She was sold at auction in Mel
bourne and knocked down to the agent
OF a Sydney buyer for $4,000 While
the sale was in progress a peripatetic
German band. whose conductor ap-
pears TO have possessed a grim sense
Of humor. put up the music stands in
front Of the building and played Rule
Britannia" and The Death Of Nell
son"
Once upon time she was the larg-
est ship afioat. and many experts nova
days regard her as the best wooden
vessel ever built. Many new and inn
proved principles Of construction were
introduced into the building. making
for increased stability and strength
The forests OF four continents were
levied upon for her construction. the
timbers used being English oak. indian
teak, African oak and American green
heart The value Of the metal in her
was demonstrated by the fact that
some Of her copper bolts were as much
as ten feet in length. and were sold
at prices varying from SIS to Ss7
apiece.
Her armament consisted OF l2l
guns. Her register was 2,617 tons.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-31
As A BEAUrIFlER.
Sensible Bathing Rules Laid Down 81
ThIs Writer.

Sensible Bathing Rules Laid Down 81
This Writer
OF the virtues Of the bath as a beau
tiiier Of the complexion. we are all
more OF less concerned. and. there
fore. we all take our morning and
evening bath most religiously. though
II may be with variations. The Yig0r-
Gus. healthy woman will have it cold
with a quick all-over sponge. and
brisk towel friction viii follow. until
she feels In a buoyant glow For
though the first effect OF the cold
water is to drive the blood inward
and to make the surface blood vessels
contract, they soon dilate again. the
color Of the body becomes rosy. and
there is a general feeling Of warmth
and comfort. But unless this reaction
follows the use OF the cold bath. the
less strong woman. especially u she
suffers from nerves. viii have to take
hers at a slightly higher temperature
to make II invigorating. and 70 have
her spine sponged Immediately after
It. Baths at too high a temperature.
such as some indulgent natures love.
cannot be too much deprecated. es-
pecially for women not in their first
youth A good rough-and-ready test
is to immerse the elbow in the water
before putting the body into H. II
tie elbow reports that it Is just
right, the temperature is a safe one.
and the bath viii be soothing and
restorative. Pure rain water is ac-'
knowledged to be the best for the
skin; in the city this Is. Of course. not
obtalnable. but the ordinary water can
be softened with a little borax. Or a
tablespoonful Of ammonia VIII, with
the natural oil Of the healthy skin.
form as much soap as Is necessary
for its cleansing. The fair Poppaea
kept herself phenomenaily beautiful
By means Of milk baths. a few years
ago one Of our leading society mat
rons. who Is noted for her beauty. In
troduced hot milk baths among her
friends. and they caught on" Ito use
a slang phrasel. and they are still TAX
en- by ever 50 many lovely women that
I know Of. and they all boast oi very
lovely complexions. These milk
baths lmpart a remarkable whiteness
and smoothness to the skin.-B0st0n
Herald.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-31
sHseLoAD or WIVES
Young Women nroueht from Hungary
for Pennsylvania Mlnera.

Tor fennaS lfanio Miners.
The old colonial scheme Of bargain
ing for wives has become popular
among the Hungarian residents OF
schoenyiile This morning a score of
blooming damsels from the fair plains
Of the Danube arrived in Pittsburg and
hurried at once to the new settlement.
where they viii soon become the bet
ter halves Of as many lusty Workmen
employed In the pressed steel car
works. The method Of the Virginia
planters IN purchasing a spouse for
few pounds Of tobacco viii be followed
in a certain measure in schoenyille. OF
course there viii be no open bartering
and money X not likely to be ex-
changed. but. nevertheless, the men
who claim the hands Of the Hungarian
maidens must be able to show that
they are able TO support the brides who
have journeyed so far to complete the
conjugal happiness Of the millmen.
Since the founding Of the new town on
the banks Of the Ohio. there has been
amazing dearth Of marriageabIe
women in the community. American
girls Of the Gibson type. the tailor
made variety Of the favorits silk-lined
beauties do not meet with much favor
in the eyes Of schoenville. The would
be brldegrooms that are compelled to
get up early and work late. so that
there is little opportunity to 60
acquiring beyond their own nelghbor-
hood. Finally the news Of the scarcity
Of eligible girls in Schoenvllle drifted
beyond the sea. Il was a pleasant duty
for Cupid to perform, and when he
whispered the glad tidings under the
cottage windows on the far away plains
Of Hungary. he was greeted with many
a rapturous sigh Twenty girls we're
willing to risk the tempests Of an au-
tumn voyage on the Atlantic 10 become
the brides Of happy homes in America.
and, banding themselves together with
Cupid. they came over under the love
gods tender care. When they reached
their journeys end this morning the
entire population Of the town was on
hand to receive them. Two engage
ments had been announced before
noon, and others viii follow IN rapid
succession. Courtships win be short
in sehoenYille, and other maidens soon
viii be imported. AS may be supposed
the task Of having and holding a wife
in the new town is not one OF extreme
ease, and the men who have been made
happy today viii treat their wives well.
-Pittsburs chroniele-Telegraph.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-31

The track was laid IN the grounds
at the rear OF the parson-railway-
kings house. The raised embankmenf
was constructed on scientific princi-
pies, as. indeed, was every detail OF
the system, even TO the telegraph.
which transmitted real messages.
Freight and passenger trains could be
run. the latter being FIRST and fourth
class only"
The gauge was two aud fVe-eighths
inches. the locomotive weighed four
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-31
AN UNKNOWN
REPUBLIC FOUND

According 10 a report made by the
war ofice the Russian troops made
the discovery OF a regularly formed re-
public Ia Manchuria. which has been
in existence for upward Of half a cen
tury. but was probably unknown to
any Of the European powers. or. for
that matter, to the majority Of the
European travellers In the far east. The
Mancuhrian republic is situated IN the
basin Of the upper reaches Of the Riv-
er Sungari. and south Of Grin. 1t is
known by the name Of Tcha-Pi-Gou.
and numbered originally 10000 oiti-
zens; the population is now about 1O0.-
900 souls. In the beginning the mini
ature republic was governed by a tri-
umvirate, and subsequently by a presi-
dent. Chan Yui Pao. who took all the
executive powers into his own hands
and organized tribunals, trade guilds.
taxes. etc. and regulated native indus
tries and gold mining. A small re-
publican army was created. and has
been permanently maintained In the
battle fought by the Russians in the
valley Of the sungari some two months
ago the republican force offered a
more determined opposition than the
imperial Chinese troops. The Chinese
authorities In the province Of Grin
have since its foundation always shown
a friendly toleTation toward the Man
churian republic or Tcha-Pi-Gou.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-31

What was probably the finest minia-
ture railway in the world has just
been dismantlod In England It's name
was the Jericho-Chicago Trunk line,
and it was designed. constructed and
owned by the Rev II. Lancelot War;
neford Of Osborne Terrace. Mr. War
neford has terminated his eight years
ministry in the royal borough, and IN
view Of his approaching departure de-
stroyed the railway.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-31

For draperies and artistic belts the
'recque' scarf IS the latest Il has
quite taken the place Of the six hand
kerchief square SO fashionable a few
months aso The new searfs are OK
quisiteiy lovely and make the most
graceful Of draperies. They are half
a yard vide and are made Of emhrol-
dered crepe a. chine or d soft taIeta
Hith woven oriental ends finished with
vide knotted fringe m silver gray
crepe de- chine embroidered With faint
pink wild roses and green leaves they
are specially heautiuls also in cream
white with pansies embroidered il
shades cf yellow and purple.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-31

One interesting fact about govern
ment reports is that they are gen
orally published on Monday mornings,
and the reason for this is that the
newspapers on that day are not so
crowded. and thus more space is Sc
cured. James G. Blaine. who was an
editor before he became a statesman
was the frst 70 appreciate the oppor-
tuniiy q the Monday morning news
paper. and when he had an important
announcement to make. or a report ta
submit Ii was always sent out the last
oi the week. so as to secure the bes.
possible treatment on Monday morning
Ills example has become a president
in Washington ofHciaiism.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-31
WnEN LII WIDoWs nEMARnE.

WINS AAAtAR WAA'NNfa AtA-'afAArANAf
The widow Of an Arab who intends
to take to herself a second spouse nat
urally thinks that her late lamented
husband would not approve. 50 the
night before the wedding she goes 70
pay him "a visit at his grave There
she humbly kneels and rays him not
to be jealous OF offended Probably
she believes that he viii be both and
that she must make a definite act TO
appease his wrath, Accordingly she
takes with her an ass bearing two
goats skins Of water When her pray
ers are ended she takes the water
skins and proceeds 70 saturate her hus-
bands grave
Whether a plentiful libation OF cold
water has a soothing effect on the
spirit Of the departed OF not may be
matter Of conjecture. but havlna
mlis il. the widow feels that she has
done an that can be required Of her,
and enters wedlock again without mic
giving
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-31

This extract Is from The Story Of
Ny Lifer by Augustus J. c. Hare.
Lady Caroline Paulet wore an ankle,
and would often sit upon a table and
let il fan down over her foot to show
it II was inscribed. la Legerette da
Camille et Ia Vitesse d'Ataiante One
day Lady Isabella ST. John. who was
equally proud q her little foot. said.
I wish you would let me try It I can
get year anklet over my foot. Lady
Caroline And she put 1t On. and to
Lady Caroline's great discomf,urs
kicked i Of lo show hoF easily her
foot would So throurt il~
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-31
oooLlEs DRAw rAE cARs.

Japan has a street railway on which
the cars are propelled by men. Coolie
labor In the mikado's realm Is cheap
and the line is therefore profitable It
is seven miles long and connects the
two coast towns Of Atami and Yoshi-
homa. in the province OF Izie. The
motive power consists Of two muscu-
lar coolies. who push the car up grades
and jump on when the car is drifting.
or going down grades. One Of the
coolies is shown in the rear Of the car.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-31
COOLIES DRAW THF cARs.

and the photograph shows a rearkable
muscular development Of the limbs.
seldom,if ever. observed IN eastern a;h-
letes. The boy on the front platform
performs the duties Of conductor. but
his chief function Is to blow q horn cs
a warning Of the approach OF a car at
curves and on hills and to manipulate
the brakes. The fare. including tips
fer the crew. on this remarkable and
unique road is only the equivalent Of
twenty-one cents for the round trip.
The road forms the missing link be-
tween the Chinese wheelbarrow method
Of transportation. the sedan chair and
iinrikisha and the narrow-gauge mule
drawn ca.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-31
END or a MINIATURE RAILROAD

model the world-famed Forth bridge.
The journey half-completed, ii obedi-
ence to a notice. Reduce speed, the
Jericho-Chicago express slowed down
as it passed the cabin OF the fog signal
man at the entrance to a tunnel a
signal exploded automatically, and
from the window OF the cabin the
operators head bobbed out Satisfied
that the tunnel is clear, he waved a
dag, and the train plunged into dark
ness, and then, with a protracted whis-