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Tickets. sleeping car reservations, and other in
formation furnished and baggage called tor AID
chez ed from hotels and residences by Union
Transfer Co. On orders left AZ Tlcke- Cs6ce- Is
18th - NM 81 FsUna- Ave M and q
Phone Nlia IIfl for p. r. r. Cab Service
thANA t..NNrss- SD b. e.. -...l rlyr-
: a. HAGuWICR. General Pas-.r AGENT
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WANTED-A pleasant white girl 70 cook and d.
Eeneal housewors for young married couple
small wages. but good home and kind treatment
10 the right party. Address bon so. this Office
81
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THE BELMONT. sI3 18th ST. NV. fst-c.ss,
table board. uew management. both dining rooms
open: price - and $40 per week eli
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SITUATIONS wAxTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-By colored woman, place as cook in
private family; stay nights. 6 Deirees Court
ne. 81
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WANTED-Ten white servant women, hotel; 20
white. 10 Colored women cooks, private families
10 white maids with references PRICE & CODNS
Licensed Bureau. SO 10Th 81. NV 81
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE
WANTED-By colored man. place 70 work around
stable and attend 10 horses O. Deirees Court ne.
WANTED Position as collector by reliable party
@L0 furnished unlimited amount ~ cash
bond and best Of references Bon 56g, this office.
wANTED-A useful, reliable ooIored man. for
any kind OF work; good references. PIP II st.
NV. mi
WANTED-By c0lorcd man. place as driver or
waiter in private family. 2Jl2 L st. NV. nj
whNTED-A 800 clerk at Port Mojave. Arizona.
would like TO change with clerk in one OF De
partments In " Washington; information. Address
L. J. ROBBIE Us ST. NV, Washington. d. G.
m7-3
wANTED-Plaoe as second cook in restaurant or
oyster house. OF place janitor Of building. fur
nLsh references. 457 81. NV. mi
WANTED-Student viii wait at meals for board.
1885 4rh ST. NV. mi
wANTED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.
WANTED-Horse 90 keep FOR it, feed. Ii-bt work:
Sc e7-s
WANTEU-Cood Young sound horse: rrstlc. not
less than loo pounds, Brghtwood Ave. Across
from Power House. F. ROBINSON. c7-3
WANTED iIorses 20 winter AZ my farm near
Rockville. Nd. Address G. /. HICKER>ON.
m3-6
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ron RENT-OFFICEs.

FOR RENT office rooms at g54 Il. NV. AT
ply 60 ". J. DANTE. Room IS. Hutchins Bldg
10Th and p SITS NV e2s-tf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-29

The Method Of Appointing Cadets ~
pIained On Brief

The Method Of Appointing Cadets ~
pIalned On Brief.
To secure admission 70 West Point
you must pass through a grammar
school course and be proficient in all
the studies taught such as arithmetic.
reading and writing. including or hog
raphy. English grammar. geography.
particularly Of this country. and the
history OF the United States. The ca
dets are appointed by the President
and members OF congress and you can
get there in no other way. The pay
OF a cadet IS $40 per annum and one
ration per day. against which are
charged his board, clothing. books sta
tionery and other items o. expense.
The course Of instruction is as fol-
lows First year. Mathematics Eng
lish studies. fencing. bayonet exercise
and practical instruction in the school
OF the soldier. company and battalion
and artillery. Second year mathemat-
ics. French. fencing. and tactics Of In
fantry. artillery and cavalry. Third
year. AnEHIHA H''Na.H-I IAHa NNANAltat'AA J b
drawing. riding and tactics Of infantry
artillery and cavalry. Fourth year.
military and civil engineering. miner
alogy and geology. chemistry. law and
literature. practical military engineer
ing. tactics Of infantry. artillery and
cavalry. ordnance and gunnery. The
instruction IS free. bat the cadet un-
less sooner released BY the govern
ment. is required 10 serve for eight
years after completing his course. The
cadet must not be under seventeen nor
more than twenty-one years of age on
entering. Write 10 the representative
in congress from your district and be
win inform you Of your chance in se-
curing an appointment-NeW YORK
Press
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-29

Long ago the rustling life Of the
Tenderloin shortened the current des-
ignation Of the habitual morphine
taker from dope fend to plain dope
says the New York Sun. In the pro-
cess Of mutation the term dope shop
came to signify more often the resort
Of dopes than a place for the sale and
purchase OF dope. The dope shops are
as well known as any other class Of
dives. and like various other classes
have their regular followings. Out or
this condition has come lately a Pc
culiar product OF this curious district
II is nothing less than a victim OF the
drug who has turned the necessities
and appetites OF his miserable fellows
into a means OF livelihood. He is a
dope Of dopes, who could not work n
he would and perhaps would not II be
could He Is not old. but the mort
cages on time which he has given to
spend life under the seductive beckon-
ing Of his only charmer are recorded
on his face. Late in the afternoon and
night after night he meanders In the
district haunted BY the men and wom-
en- who are morphlne's victims. He
carries in his pocket a rusty syringe.
and a supply Of dope. and he goes
among the nervous wrecks and sells
them what they crave al a dime
a iab. He knows where TO find them
and they have come now 70 know
where and when to look for him They
call him the dope doctor. Both women
and men are his patrons. and they ap-
pear to have welcomed his advent. And
the Tenderloin adds 10 the number OF
Its products the successful practitioner
In c0ntraband.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-29
FREAKS OF THUNDERBoLrs.
Mountains seem 70 BE Engagsa In An
Electrical War

Mountains seem 20 Re Engaged IN An
Electrical War;
Professor Ellsworth Huntington says
that during the geological trip through
an almost unvisited part Of the Taurus
mountains in Turkey he heard Of a pe-
euliar electrical phenomenon One of
the natives told him that one noun
tain near his village fought with an
ether mountain on the other side Of
the Euphrates river. The weapons
were balls OF light. which the noun
tains threw at each other. Professor
Huntington thought at first. as the re-
gion was one Of volcanic activity IN
comparatively recent times. and as hot
springs and extinct craters are still
10 be seen. that this must be a tradi-
tional account Of a volcanic eruption.
He was. however. convinced subse-
quently that the story had its origin
in meteorological phenomenon. The
story is detailed to him BY ten or
twelve men whom he saw at I'VE diff
ferent places within an area Of forty
miles was as follows. A ball OF fire
would start from one mountain and go
ike a fash to another At the same
time there is a sound like thunder.
This occurs by night or by day. al
though By day no light is seen. It al
ways occurs when the sky is clear and
never when it is cloudy. IL sometimes
happens two or three times in a year.
and then again it is not seen for sew
eral years. For the last two years it
has not been seen. Il hardly ever hap
pens except in the fall. at the end OF
a long. dry season OF three months
One Of the mountain4 which he visited
was composed Of metamorphic schis-
tose shale Of the cretaceous age. Its
height Is 1850 feet and its top is COM
paratiyely fiat According to one ae-
count the bail Of fire was at FIRST small
but grew larger as it passed over and
then grew smaller again. Professor
Huntington believed that IN this case
the observer was standing between the
two mountains. While meteorolOgists
have not been ready with explanations
Of these mysterious lighnings. it. IS
mentioned that there are peaks on the
Rocky mountains on which almost
continuous electrical discharges have
been observed, but they pass of into
the afr quietly. Ike ST. Elmo's fire.
and never in great flashes from peak 70
peak II is also known that cloud or
a mass OF electrified air that has not
quite attained the cloudy condition
may lie between two peaks, and flashes
may proceed from it simultaneously to
the two peaks In such way as to lead
A careless observer to say that one
peak discharged over the other
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-29

continued accumulation Of money, and
so he retired. He has lived for 80
years in Hyde Park.
Mr.. Giles threw open a door and dis
closed what appeared to be a closet
with clothes hooks. But the back Of
this closet formed a second door This.
too. he opened and there in sight was
the private mOrtuary. The old bare
walls of the end OF the shed have been
plastered and are white and clean. The
little rafters are painted blue. The
room now Is furnished like an ordinary
sleeping apartment. with single bed
washstand. mirror. a picture or two.
knicknacks and a chair An exit at
the rear leads directly out into the
open air. where lattice work bars the
intrusion Of wandering men. women
and children.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-29

y. The death Of the body Is the birth
Of the spirit. The death trance con
tinues at times for days. even for
weeks The lungs then cease to
breathe, the heart TO act. the corpse
like face. glazed eyes. absence Of SEN
sation and intelligence. rigldness and
coldness Of the body-not one. nor
even all Of these appearances. are con-
elusive that the person IS really dead
The only sign Of death which is sure
both TO manifest itself in due time.
and 10 be absolutely conclusive and
undeniable. is the development Of a
sufficient degree cf putrefaction.
The retired lawyer silvery-hairei
bright. eyed. animated. sat In the parlor
Of his home and discussed the subject
with enthusiasm. the writer being his
auditor. He had a copy Of the bin in
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To Prevent Burio1 While Alive.

See those windows. exclaimed the
old gentleman. as he pointed to OBJ
long apertures in the walls which were
head high. These are for the admis-
sion and emission Of air. The casket
would Be brought in and placed upon
the floor perhaps The temperature
5f the room would be kept az a modsr-
4te degree. Here in this closet keep
some Of my books and magazines
DO you see this place at the pres
eut time2"
The query was suggested by the
neatly made-up bed
20. yes, Sometimes I have a friend
as a guest who sleeps here when he
tarries under my roof
Mr Giles does not have much faith
in the schemes devised for the ringing
Of bells and the shooting Of balls into
the air. ETC.. which are meant TO give
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-29

troduced into the present legislature.
he read the section which deals with
certain tests by physicians and OBJ
iacted. A moment later he was en- his
feet leading the way 10 the case which
contained volume after volume q the
literary works 81 Andrew Jackson Da-
Wis Tenderly he laid open great
books with such profound titles as
The Divine Revelations Of Nature. "
and "Harmonial Man. or. Thoughts
For the Age He showed a steel en-
craving Of a young woman on a bed
the physicians close by. watching.
while the spirit OF the maiden rose
into the air from the body. Then.
returned To the easy chair. the genial
old gentleman eonTeFsed concerning
his practice OF law IN Boston from
about 1850 until 1876 bis children
having died. he saw no necessity for
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-29

What II in the tomb 7 aVaks2-R0-
meo and Juliet
Alfred E. Giles. Alb. LIB. who was
educated Al Brown university and prac-
iiced law in Boston for q quarter Of a
century. has made provision 10 guard
against a premature burial without
waiting for legislation hY the general
court 81 Massachusetts,
He resides az zs5 Fairm0unt av~
Hyde Park. Boston. The house stands
on the top 81 a high hill amid pleas
ant surroundings. the outlook of the
fairest shed runs az right angles
from the main building and therein
Be has prepared a room, furnished IT,
and IN this apartment. whenever the
time may come. his spirit viii Olsen
gage itself from the body.
ar Giles believes that real death
works gradually. never Instantaneous
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-29

notice that one apparently dead is yet
alive. He does not approve even Of GER
tain tests BY physicians placed IN the
bill before the legislature, because, in
his opinion. the spirit Is more sensitive
to suffering when disentangling itself
from the body than before that myste-
rious process begins.
He says that. without specially look
ing for any. he has found in the news
papers the details OF some 60 or more
cases wherein the patient was con-
scious Of preparations being made for
his funeral and yet was unable TO
manifest the slightest sign Of life.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-29

Sullivan, the Terrible PIsbev Or wee,
Point u Prospcrlng.

Sullivan, the Terrible PIebev of west
Poiat il Pro.pcrIng
Colonel II. NJ. Cordil OF New Orleans
writes TO the Press to say that John
Patrick Sullivan. the Terrible Plebe. -
an account OF whose proves AZ West
Point recently appeared in this paper.
is now a lawyer ia the Crescent City.
He is the same athletic Sullivan as in
the days when he whipped an comers
at West Point He Is now colonel Of
one Of the crack militia corps OF his
city. When the war with Spain broke
out Sullivan was one 0f the first 70 or
fer his services 70 the government. Sui
liYan has lucrative law practice and
Is a rising citizen Of New Orleans. ne
married the daughter Of ex-Mayor John
Fitzpatrick. one Of the most prominent
politicians in the state OF Louisiana
sullivan has been so successful since
he leit the military academy that there
IS every reason 20 believe that BE- would
have made q good officer could be have
graduated. and that be would have
graduated had be not been 80 busy
hghting that be could not properly at
tend to bis studies. While AZ West
Point Sullivan whipped thirty men 81
the yearling class and sil the members
Of the FIRST class who came against
him Sometimes be had az many a.
four fights ih one day. Colonel Cor
diii says Sullivan has lost none ~
bis physique. and if called upor c-af
put up scrap % 10 mean pronor-
tons
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-29

Captain George w. strceter Of Chi
caeo entered the Office Of the CHIEF
clerk Of the department Of the interior
the other afternoon and asked that he
he Sworn in as delegate in congres.
from the territory Of Lake Michigan.
rle uas informed that It Is not a func-
ton Of the department Of the interior
40 administer the oath OF Office tC
members Of congress. But persist
"a the captain. n hold in my hand the
electoral vote Of the territory, which
must cast for president Mr. De Lacy
ioid the visitor he might get some
light on the situation by going 10 the
eaplfol and the captain moved east
ward. Captain streeter said in an IN
iervieu. yes. it is true that ! am tho
duly elected delegate for a term o.
four years from the new territory 81
Lake Michigan. east Of Chicago. range
g township AZ. A territorial form Of
government was established there -four
years ago. We have a territory cover
Ing 900 acres and We have lz7 voters.
i am going up TO the capitol to see Mr.
Roosevelt.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-29


Last summer it was the Mamie Tay-
lor. Now it's the Carrie Nation. the
drinking Of which causes a man to go
home. break up the furniture and fear
lessly Sass" hts wife just to show
that ID this part OF the country. at
least. women don't run things entirely.
says the New York Press. This is the
recipe for a real hot Carrie Nation:
First half fll youT mixing glass with
cracked ice. the same as for a cocktail
That Is % make it cool. Then put in
dash Of Angostura bitters to make Il
hot Next add a dash OF lemon Juice
10 make it sour. and a half a spoonful
Of sugar % make it sweet A small
portion Of sherry wine IS next added to
give the drink a flavor Then the
glass IS filed almost 20 the tob with
good whisky TO make the drinker high
spirited and devilish Lastly. the
mixer adds maraschino. This rs care
fully mixed and cooled and then pour
cd on into a bar glass or a regular
cocktail glass. Some also add either
cherry or en- olive TO the drink 10 Is
fine mixture Of a punch and q cock
tail. and is quite smooth. But a few
OF them win suffice for the ordinary
individual Several are dangerous
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-29

A tender-hearted Boston physician.
on being called to visit a poor patient.
found the family In such poverty
stricken circumstances that. besides
prescribing. be gave IS 10 the family.
The next day. on making a second
visit, he learned that another nhys.-
clan had been summoned and bad re-
ceived 81. Some Of the remaining 50
had been spent Tor beer. a box OK DOM
inoes and a pack Of cards.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-29

smuggiing vii ever b. in fashion.
To-day ar inspector observed q pss-
senEer from the steamship Iahn.
whose pockets bulgei uspIriousiy.
search brought 20 light a. emerald.
diamond and pearl necklace. tuo lace
collars and several watches Unless
goar clothes hang properly Be- pre-
pared for aurFeiIlanrs when coming
home fron Europe. YORK Let
isr
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-29

Catching fish with an axe or hatchct
Is IN vogue this winter on the ice
bound eastern branch OF the Potomac
IN Prince George county. says a dis
patch from Hyallsville. Nd. % tho
Baltimore Sun. When the ice Is clear
the FISH. usually plks and mulieis. can
be seen swimming. and a heavy blow
from a hammer or axe On the ice win
kill the FISH BY concussIon. Then az
that Is necessary to be done is 10 eur a.
hole In the ice and take out the ash.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-29
MADAME sAyEAs rEsnnEs.
A Distinguished Lady After rrarsiinE
for sin Years 20 ssaroh of Health.
at last FInds IA IA Dosd-g

mt last Elnos ~ IN WoINA
kidney Pna
Hot Springs. Ark. March is-fSpe-
eial.) This popular resort numbers
among its patrons many 0f the worlds
most distinguished men and women.
but none more 50 than Madam Isabelle
Ellen Bayeas. Life Governor Of The
Free Masons Grand Lodge of England
Madam Baveas. like most Of the
other visitors. came here Ia search %
health. She was not disappointed but
her cure was not found Ia the virtue
OF the baths. but IN a few boxes OF
Dodd's kidney Pills. a remedy which
she found on sale here. and which "a
being ufed and with wonderful success
BY a number OF che visitors 10 Hot
Springs. She says:
Il travelled almost constantly f1r the
past six years IN the interests ~ my
Society. and my health gradually be-
came broken down. through che change
OF food. water. climate. etc The doe
tors told me had diabetes and advised
me 20 30 10 the Springs. as they could
DO nothing Tor me While there ny
attention was called 10 Dodi's kidney
Pills BY a fellow sufferer vho had
been greatly benefited BY using thcm.
II proficd b. her experience and
bought a box. and then another. ana
80 on until had used seven boxes u
Is with gratitude that state that they
cured me completely. and I am now
able 70 take up the duties OF NE once
more. am very thankful FOR what
Dodd's Kidney pills have done for mo
and as a grateful woman shall never
hesitate 10 rcccmmend them 10 any
one suffering sits Diabetes"
The very satisfactory experience 90
this distinguished woman should hc
an encouragement 10 az similar suffer
ers
Dodd's kidney Pills are soc a box.
six boxes Tor t250. Buy them from
your local druggist 70 you can. n hs
cannot supply you. send 10 the Dodd's
Medicine Co. Buffalo. n n.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-29

A western physician made his FIRST
visit 70 New York last week and az a
semi-puhlic dinner on Saturday even
ing he happened 70 be seated with men
who had spent all Of their lives I'm
this city says the New York Sun. One
of them said 70 him. Doctor. have
often wondered how New York would
impress a thinking man on his FIRST
visit What impresses you most in
the streets34 The thing which first
attracted ms attention. said the phy-
sician. and which stiI holds il IS the
fact that most of the men whom one
passes ia the streets are talking 90
themselves. why is it1 Don't New
Workers have friends fo whom ihey
may talk or are they so given t0 talk
ing that they must taik 70 themselves
when they are ai0ne7 DO they all
talk Ia their sieep7 u 81 because men
work harder here that they 60 along
the streets mumbiinE 20 themseires7
I don't know The true explanation of
b.. but ] have been in many different
cities and ln none ~ them have ] seen
60 many men talking fo themselves
as in New York
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-29

The use Of aluminium is growing and
its price IS decreasing. With the sx-
ception Of iron, zine and lead. il is
now said 10 be the cheapest metal on
the market Twenty years ago the
worlds output was about five tons and
It's price about $4,000 a ton. Nov
the price Il less than 500 a ton and
the output Is reckoned at 5000 tons.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-29

Mexico has a national bathing day
= comes once a year-on that day
every Mexican from the president
down % the humblest servant or la-
oorer. i expected TO give himself Or
herself a good wash. Some Of the Mex
leans. probably fearing the pneumonia,
rarely permit water 70 touch their
bodies. but on the national bathing
day the most Of them like to get IN the
swim.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-29

The Bon Marche the great depart
ment store Of Paris. feeds It's 1000
employees The smallest kettle in its
kitehen has capacity Of 100 quarts.
and the largest 500. Each OF the fifty
frying pans is Big enough for 300 cut
let's Every dish for baking potatoes
holds 225 pounds When omelets are
on the bin Of fare. 1900 eggs are used
AT once. For cooking alone sixty cooks
and 100 assistants are usually at the
Ianges.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-29

queer sentence closes the inscrlp-
ton On tombstone III a ehurchyard
u Leigh. England After announcing
ne name and other particulars Of the
lady there buried. these words follow.
a Yirfuous woman Is s. to her hus-
aand. The explanation IS that space
prevented q crown being cut IN fun
ana tne stonecutter argued thai a
crown equals ss.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-29

The late Maurice Thompson vas a
EVIL engineer, 8 soldier. a lawyer. 4
politician. q naturalist. a novelist. a
poet and an editor. and he achieved
considerable distinction IN each Or
these occupations. though he appears
TO have been least successful ia poli-
tics, As he got only az far as being
elected member of the Indlasa leg
islature and delegate to a Democratic
national convention.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-29

One OF the strongest men recently stat
ed that the secret OF his wonderful power
was perfect digestion. Hostetfere stom
ach Bitters makes digestion perfect ane
cures an complaints arising from weak
and al liver and kidney ailments. AS d
blood purifier and nerve tonic if O. mar
Vel0us. 1T ls recommended bF physicians
and sold by every druggist Do the country
Try II also for malaria. fever and ague