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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-11

Hiss Goodson was winner of the beauty
contest recently conducted by the Hop
kins CIo) Journal Concerning the
young lady the Journal says:
Miss GOodson is prominent brunette
with sparkling black eyes. Since her
graduation from the Hopkins high schooi
Miss Goodson has been teaching, except
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-11

Rubber stamps OF all kinds on short
notice at the Gazette office.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-11
HAWAIIAN
AFFAIRS AT
CAPITAL

Continued from page -
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-11

]. p COOKE. Treasurer
Honolulu, Dec. TO- 1901.
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MUST BE
INFORMED

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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-08-08
FROM JASPER.


= >TIrr lrt1riIt" - ~ - 'f'@f 'Nf tNHtt
Jssrss. Va. Aog. IA serioes sccideai
happened 10 Tom Maple. An empioyce Of
Beverirss IN the extract uood bssiness n
this place. While AZ work beioo The
sAco; he va struck IN the eide BY piece
Of uosd which had lodged midrays Of she
shoot. Ne - not expected % recover.
Miss Nsncy jones. Of Orcten, spent hi
week Al Jasper ~ith relatives. She was
accompanied home by her cousins. Misses
Alice sud Allie Jones.
Miss pona Hood went 90 Big Stone Cap
sunday last 10 visit her sister auc other
rclaiives
Mrs. Duhrm. Of Wailcus Greek. Wa al
Jasper last Monday IN roato home from
Tacoma, where she spent few DAYS WITH
her two sons o. that place.
a. J.. Stprm spent iasi SUNDAY az Def
field.
Mrs Storhci pcui 20 orston one day
last ucck
Mrs. r. A Hicdaoc and little daughter.
Mamie. spent SUNDAY with hrr parents s'
this place.
W. n Hood ecn, Co psiiousvii'e SOD
business today. ~ NJ IT.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-08-08
THEIR SECRET IS our,

an Sadiesnic. KY. vas curious 20 learn
the cause Of The vast Improvement in the
health Of Mrs =. =. Whitciakcr. eho hst
tor long time. endured untoid -afCriue
from a chronic bronchial trouble. cite
az dac 10 nt. Kings New Discovery.
writes her husband. 1T c1mrictcly cur-
ID her and also cured oar litilc grand
daughter ~ severe atfa-t of WhooQ'n1
Coagh" Itpostireiy crrcs cauchs. colds.
la Grippe. Rronchitis. ailshrott and lnua
Troubles. Guaranteed hottlce tof and 81 .-
o.. Trial bottles free at heNf's drug
store 30
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-08-08
WISCONSIN,,

MISSOURI KANSAS
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-08-08

- TIE sEsT ROUTE TO TIE I
NORTH AND EAST.
-0llsAs vEsnsulEp coAcHEs
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ARkANaAs. cALIFoaN
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-08-08

NEBRASKA, cOLoRRo2
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-08-08

FIRST cLAss. SECOND cLtss
AND sMsoRArT TtckErs
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The VEST, NORTHEAST, SOUTH-fa
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-14
FREE LUNCHES.


Men Are No Longer 10 Enloy . No
nopoly o. Them
Hitherto men have had the exclusive
privilege OF indulgence IN free lunches.
but nov the fairer and better sex are
10 BE- endowed with a similar boon
Feminine shoppers have found out how
TO do IL. All you have 70 do Is 70 81
into the grocery department Of one o.
the large department stores There.
IL you are fond Of cereals. you can get
a good start on the many kinds o.
breakfast foods that are given away
as samples. Sometimes the maid u
charge gets generous and gives a sub
stantiaI helping. again L Il only a
taste. but when there are fifteen or
twenty kinds 20 sample you can always
manage 70 get enough. This is mere
~ a first course. Next you Try potted
meats and crackers that the manu-
facturers are anxious 70 introduce 70
the public. Sometimes baked beans
win be served. For dessert there are
canned fruits Of every kind. jellies.
fancy cakes and preserves. and you
can finish with a bit OF cheese. The
bill OF fare varies daily There are
constantly new dishes 10 be advertised
By giving away. At times cTysiallized
fruits. dainty bits Of preserved ginger,
fancy pickles. olives. waters and even
ice cream are served. We don't lose
anything by the scheme" said the
manager Of one Of the department
stores. @for every woman Who in this
way saves a quarter Is so proud Of
the feast that she comes downstairs
and spends Il right away. She calls
that nnanclaring. .r-Chicago New.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-14

of sEl As tzsce er tA-es 1nss t1s
a-c-t e feed vAea fs1 to tAel
vAEs S1-- &, e. zo1r or II a snail
yar1 T1e r-rz xAeNtz D. ksrt p the
rzs--re rzt1l ses xr2ss has done groE-
Eg l- tks szL 4az witAo1t having
lsen crowzs1 AZ al szc1lz iEsigh oT@-
c-s kz-1rs5 pczz5s each. IAe1 Z the
r-.1s 6. pcrk seezs 10 s-zufy. tAe
-4rLsr nay z11. @ 4s Ez1E ss con
Vs-iszr IN q Wzru pen and latle1 for
z4rkE<. As ter VII tAeE - a sPien-
did ucl1lls1 for tzrts1ing a11 VII
grow ard take On Eesb verE 1pl1ly.
Care s1o1l1 - tzkea not 90 ever
fse1. fss1l1g o1ly As z-eh IS vil y
t2Ee1 up rs11lly. kssplZg ths 1FPe-lie
s1zEE. flr I. allowed 70 1sc1Ze clcyed.
tasy VII NOT Go vel Afterwards. Pens
Ter feeding should be 1pen toward t1s
s11tA Rave tired fse5lag hogs with
pen 0ls1 toward the s11t1. and also.
az The sane tine. had hogs shut lp for
fztrllg in q pen cren 70 the norg1.
and without sznzAl1e. Those having
the sunshine and light thriFsd Eplen-
1l1iy. While fhose II The pen with the
northern fro1- scarcely made any
progress at all. with the sane feed and
care Some might think this idea 70
1s a blue srass thsory. but the przc-
Eiee l. not I think that thinking and
observing farmers viii bear ne ont
In this assertion. TAe pigs taken IL
the fall and faftened. should weigh.
when nine months old. two hundred
an1 1fty pounds live weight. without
having been crowded on expensive
feed but q short time. comparatively.
! have not found K profitable as q rule
70 fatten and sell pigs the hrst year,
DreferTing to winter and sell them
early the next fall In Eintering
shoats. fnd that they do best % have
plenty Of room 70 run about. a large
yard with q field adjoining being veTy
good. Care should be taken that they
have a sheltered place. with plenty Of
reasonably clean straw for bedding. !
think Il pays best 70 feed them sun
ciently vel n winter TO keep them
growing well have found that hogs
viii ear clover hay IN winter with as
good relish as cattle OF sheep. and viii
pick up the hay cleaner than cattle.
This winter I have made practice Of
feeding clover 10 the shoats every day
az noon, and think It profitable. sav-
ing thereby one-third OF the corn
which would otherwise have to Be
used.
see no reason why clover when cut
little green Tor hay and saved bright
SHOULD not be as nutritious. and do as
much good. as when eaten IN the pas
ture. il making a very good change
once q day from corn. and being cheap
feed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-14

A Michigan farmer has this 70 say
on the question o. making money out
Of hogs.
have always believed It hest 20
raise the most improved breeds. be-
lieving that high-bred animals are the
most profitable. but think .here is a
great deal Of truth II the old adage
that the breed is in the mouth; In
other words. there IS more gain In
good care aud management than in the
breed have always had the best sue
cess with March or April pigs. Early
pigs are hest for Two reasons 1st II
designed for fattsning the frst year.
they viii have acquired q reasonable
growth before winter. and can Be
turned on before very cold weather.
p. Early pigs stand the winter far
better and make faster growth during
the cold weather, II wintered over. and
are larger IN the spring IN proportion
TO their age. than shoats two Or three
months younger. and when turned into
clover pasture have larger frame and
eat more. making a greater growth
through 70 the end think IL a good
plan 70 sort out. give away. Eli and
destroy the scTubby looking pigs while
running win the mother as I have
noticed that the scr1ts continue % BE-
scrubs IN most cases 70 TIE end u IS
aiWays best 70 get the pigs to eating
vel before vezning. and feed ven TN
81 they are ten Of twelve weeks old.
On ground feed and milk well soured
IN q barrel before feeding. Wei kept
pigs at that age all have acquired slf-
dcient sire 70 run in a pasture. being
large enough 50 they win not gsr
through a good fence and into mis-
chief. Clever pasture Is as good for
young pigs. WITH q reasonable amount
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-14

German physicians are considering
the best modes Of treating a disease
which they have found TO affect many
young pianists in that music loving
country. At the recent medical con
gress in Berlin considerable attention
was devoted 70 this subject By the as
sembled scientists Many Of them de-
clared that the disease Is one Of the
brain and analogous to that which az
ficts copyists. who write much. and
violInists. Who use their fingers a
great deal One distinguished surgeon
declared that be had several times dis
covered an excessive Inflammation Of
the nerves Of the arms. which was the
direct result Of too much plano play
ing. He also said that young girls
who attend conservatories 0f music
are liable to suffer from q special
weakness because their hands are not
large enough for the exercises which
they are required 70 practice. and that
for this reason Il might be advisable to
construct pianos somewhat smaller
than the ordinary Oles speciality
adapted for the use Of young girls who
are required 10 practice a good deal
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-14

A A. Brigham, II a report Of the
Rhode Island Experiment Station.
says. Fecundity. which in fowls Is In
dicated by great pr0Ihcness in the lay
ing Of eggs. Is a quality which has
been greatly increased in domestic an
imals b domesucatlon. To-day some
breeders are striving 10 bring their
nocks up 10 an average egg production
q 20 eggs annually per female fowl
Eood, shelter, care. management and
functional exercise all affect the fowls
eEg production. but first Of all the
pOuitryman must seek for bis fock a
parentage and an ancestry prolific In
egg production By means OF record
ing nests and personal study Of his
fowls be Is able 10 select females which
are large producers Of eggs. With
those fowls be mates a male bird Sc
lected from the progeny OF a prolific
mother. The progeny OF such pen
viii certainly show the quality OF pro-
life egg production. but not all In the
same degree. The pullets obtained
viii. under like environment and with
apparently equal opportunities. show
considerable difference In their egg
laying capacity. Some of the female
parents will have transmitted 10 their
offspring more strongly than others
the desired quality Of prolific egg pro-
duction; in other words. some great
layers among hens have stronger
power Of heredity than other equally
great layers IN transmitting the quali-
" Of prolific laying.
By the closest study and Eatchful-
ness the poultry breeder is enabled 70
gradually select on both the female
and the male sides birds which IN the
highest degree have the power Of
transmitting the quality Of prolific egg
laying to their offspring. Continuing
this process Of selection from genera
ton 10 generation. there may be de-
Tel0ped a long line Of breeders pos
sessing the predominant power Of he
reditary fecundity. In the same way a
broEn-egg laying family o. Wyan-
dottes or Plymouth Rocks may be de-
veloped Likewise there may be OBJ
tained as hereditary characteristics
plump breasts. early maturity. fine
feathers and almost any desired color
of plumzge Or shape OF size Of body.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-14

lsarzg ne ysuas gulzultH aic-a a
rks rocl-
Iez-EAls. S-znz vas t1Ezs
wfts r1s 1zg b.z1kzmith IL t1z 1l-zs
r11z
HIlaz. SAID zzs ps 1-
hzzd Away tr1l his grasp E1s1 -
ro-lz E1Ts Etnez ksr TIRE a rss- %
r1t % y1a 1z-1rs i E.rs Euz a ---
sEer- Lkere s. c1Frsz lIlzE lz re
r1zEtzr where my grznes.rz 1ia1 "a
TIE Eltszzz1s5 wl-E - -Ee Bose II
yg1 Care ait Hita s. aA zsz= zz1 lzt
-1---g drive Tcl away from Eo-E
p1s1 y1z Ell III zsE Es e rzsn-
Eol VII slFs ne e Lz1- AID g r---
ts - vine ans g tooE 20 reads
Sctki1g
Are these al the oczLll--z go-
cz1 c1er ne sere1z
AL Ard is voa ars f-g1te-e-.
jon zes@ nsTL- looz ne ID t1s lzrz
zgal1-~
So WL-lz1 wzz cc-11r-sz 70 hts
posz ~ t-s l-1 who hz1 bse1 l--
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-14

A. a show of dairy butter and uten-
sis held In Toronto. Canada. not long
ago. there was among other things a
sample Of the -dilution separat0r"
class. This was called Hunts Ven-
tilated Cream Separator" The appa-
ratus vas. like al Of the other diiu-
ton separators. simply a straight can
with a tube Tor the admission Of afr
and with a glass gauge at the top and
bottom 70 show the depth Of the
cream. The man In charge % the AZ
fair was volubie IN bis claims for the
emcacy Of that meda of s~parnfiou and
said he vas willing 70 have 4 submit
ted 70 the most crucial test He vas
taken AZ bis word and q test was start
ed. The milk vas tested by the Bah
cock tester before going into the so
called separator and found 60 analyre
At per cent Il was diluted Ia the way
called for By the process and Of course
the cream separated % q certain ex-
tent. but not 70 the extent claimed FOR
the process. for Il vas claimed that the
diluti0n separator would take cut AT
o. the butter fat" An ANALYSIS Of the
diluted skim milk showed that l.2 per
cent Of butter fat was left This per-
centage of loss itself would be enough
to condemn all such separators. 70 say
nothing about the spelling Of the
skim milk for feeding purposes. This
means that more than 25 per cent %
all the butter fat originally IA -
milk was lost IN the separating. it
well illustrates the Worthleasness Of
the system. Besides. II one desires 70
separate cream by the dllution process.
a simple can can be purchased Tor a
fourth Of the price these men charge
Tor their separators. and the can would
be just as good.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-14
Three Brave Men,

r~s~-.h..s rsc- usnr sts-r Pm. ca
P-e.fy serena Sesson would not
rna-rv. Her no+ter wzr il eonstsrna-
fsa-
way are yoa stubborn. sersna-~
49, askes. -Yo1 have plenty Of low
e-z
Bat they o. not E1lf.- said Serena.
cs3ay tylng back her c1rls before the
nG-ror.
Why nOtTs
Il want to uarrv nan who Z
brave eauaf "a .rr emerrencY. II I
give uu nv siberf9 want II takea
rsre ~
silly rhuff what Is fta natter
VIA pi~ wu1ia~ the bisoksmifhse
r. ir - -. revar tssrd thzt
H. - t~s~e~
-Ars von r.ver b.ard that be was
IL. vs.t q -. r---..- w,.h rosn
~ rurr-i,s 3.
-ts 1. =. -f..ts 80 ~,.t.- --Frk
rh.f y ~ ..vr ~ /. eowars
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c~.-.,-s--s s-orvs - vo- sr-s,vr =,
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-14

He nag 81 tAs Ra.z
-r44s 81 -z-1IT are 1aocU1rE -
l-usr1us e the Wcrlz just noE tha-
re E1-lz ceases 8 rc-ssr. ore =
E-e la-ssz EcTas IL tie crushing OK
ct Flzlans - re heavy tz-1 q tha
4- E--zz zz-r s -1z sl-i1z.lzg (
81 GgF B1a-fk11 Ruzia's tocI. 81
szzpis csrzas ~ al text books used in
E----s1 se-cclz- 1zz UhizL kzz
su5V-sssad sha Fiu1lza nsEs9apsrs
-1o-g1t 70 - iriEical t0 prozrzmns
- t.1-t-z CT FI-rlsh natloralirF. Is
noE. g g t11lght. preparing % lar lis
-z-cs z11u RE Fl1rzsh system d esu-
1z-r-- Tie uze17sets1 ATTACK % Flu-
ais1 national integrity vas begun On
seb. ls. 1888 - +. 1kzss q the ear.
H--za Ez1s the ieElslztl-s of tie
grand eachy mere co1E.u for con
sr.-at.c1 Tor recording tie inperizl
w-slas- The ear refused 10 listen -
fl1Eish protests. ard the programme
q making Ei1laud Russian province
has Eoze steadily on sTer since. A
people which fr1u tine immeuoriaf
14s had q c04stitutiolaI s0vernment
and rs own system of religious. mH1-
tzry and educzfic1zl organization =
20 be dominated ~ a nation haying
brute force as It's chief rseouuenda-
tio1 Finland Fith the smallest per-
certags o. llliteracy In Europe. is 70 bs
oTsrTun with be1igtte5 Russian u0a-
ilks and reduced 20 the educauonal
level of Russia iseif While the ear
of REzsiz vas Issuing his call for e
universal peace congress his mini0ns
were crushing OFT the national life o.
Finland. TIE inexorz5ie system o.
Russia is stronger even than the car.
His humane sentiments cannot stand
IL the Eay of Russian world policy.
Neither can any co1siderat.ons of clv-
ilizati0ns o. humanity stand IL the
EaF. The crushing out Of Finland Is
one of the darkest of the many TRACE
dies nov being enacted on the stage o.
world hisfory Il Is not relieved even
b. a CLEAN 81 promise for a better civ
iiization IN the country which is 70 lose
rs national life. Yet the world looks
on indiferentiy. A general callousness
seems to have taken hold Of nations
Tie cry of the weak and oppressed
brings no response. Sympathy seems
70 be altogether with the strong A
nation may 90 anything Il IS powerful
enough 70 do--Balumore News
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-14

John Phiipot Curran. one of the Wit
test lawyers who ever faced a court.
was once arguing case before Lord
Clare. the Irish lord chancellor Clare
cherished q cordial dislike for Cuuan.
and IL order 70 show bis contempt fo-
that gentleman affected 70 pay no at
tention to the argament and devoted
himself 20 fondling a mastif. which be
had brought vith him to court. Pres
entity he stopped down ostentatiously
to pat the dog Instantly Curran
stopped speaking. Go On. Mr. Cur
ran II beg your lordship's pardon. =
replied Curran. = though you were
engaged b consultation
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-14

N-FHHH
As the reader
knows, William was big and Fred was
little. and while he. was pounding the
little fellow terribly and Fred vas
trying to get a lunge at Williams
stomach to take the wind out Of him.
both kicking and plunging like horses.
they we're petrihed by hearing a voice
cry.
TAKE one Of your size. Big VII
liami"
Looking around he saw the corpse
sitting up In the coffin. This vas too
much. They released each other and
sprang for the door. They never knew
how they got out. but they ran home
IN hot haste, painting Ike stags.
Il was Serena herself who came and
opened the door the next morning.
Its very early. one more little
nap" said be. zone more little nap.
turning over in his coffin.
So she married him Though she
sent Fred and William Invitations to
the wedding. they did not appear. n
they discovered the trick they kept the
knowledge to themselves. and never
willingly faced Serena's Laughing eyes
again.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-14


with the darkness
and TIE rats and ths c09n
Soon after y0ung Fred. the tanner.
arrived aztfered and hopeful fran
ne fzet thai Serena had sent for hin.
foa have changed your mlnd.
4 Sererzg~
NO and I shall lot. untl knox
that Fou can Do a really brave thing
What shah Il be- zWear 10 salts
y y1u Serena
have a proposal 70 make 70 Jon.
~ Plan reqlires SKIN IS wsI as cour-
age
Tell me-
Vel. II this house there ls a ran
watching corpse He has sworn
nor 70 leave his post tai morning II
you can make him % it. I shall be sat
is1ed that yOu are a. smart and as
brave as ] require q husband TO be-"
Why. nothing Is 50 easy. ex-
claimed Pred. Il can scare him away.
furnish me with q sheet. shoE me the
room, and 90 10 your rest. Serena.
yol lhalI End ne Al the post II the
morning
Serena did as required ana saE the
tanner step lightly away 70 his task.
4 vas nearly - o'clock. and she
sought her 0vn chamber.
William vas sitting al bis vigil. and
20 far all had been EelL
The night seemed very long. for he
had no means Of counting the tune.
A. times a thrill went through him.
for L seemed as II be could hear a
low. suppressed breathing not far
away. be persuaded himself that il
was the wind blowing through the
creTicea Of the old house. still il was
very lonely and not at all cheerful.
The face n the cofin cleaned white
stilL The rats squeaked as II there
was a famine upon them and they
1melled the dead flesh. The thought
made him ahudder. he got up and
walked about. but something made a
noise behind him. and he put his
chair With its back against the wall
and sat down again. He had been at
work all day. and az last grew sleepy
Z Finally be nodded and snored.
Suddenly It seemed as If somebody
had touched him. He aWoke with a
start and saw nobody near: though
In the center of the room stood a
white figure.
Curse you, get out Of thisi" he
exclaimed in q fright. using the hrst
words that came to his tongue.
The figure held out its right hand
and slowly approached him He
started to his feet The spectre came
nearer. pressing him into the corner.
The devil take youi" cried VIII
liam Ia his extremity.
Involuntarily he stepped back: stin
the figure advanced, coming nearer
and nearer. as II 10 take him In
ghostly embrace.
The hair stood up on williams
head He grew desperate. and JUST as
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-14

why ere YOU 20 IN. and they say
r'- grandsire does not
rest easy in hts grave for some reason.
though that know nothing about
Dare you make that coffin your bed
tonightz
1ohn laughed. rs that aIi2 / will
do that and sleep soundly. Why.
pretty one. did you think had weak
uer4esg"
your nerves win baye good proof
n ysu undertake it, Remember. no
one sleeps in that wing Of the house ="
IL shall sleep the sounder.
Good night. then. I viii send a
boy to show you the chamber. II you
stay until morning 7 viii marry you
x0u vow Il?
John turned straight away and fol-
Ioued the lad n waiting through dim
rooms and passages. up ech0ing stairs.
along narrow. damp ways. where rats
acattled before a low chamber. The
lad looked pale and scared. and evi-
denfiy wanted to hurry away. but
John made him wait tin he took a
survey b. the aid Of his lamp Il was
very large and fun Of recesses Which
hal been barred across. He remem-
bered that old zrandsire Nelson had
been insane for several years before
bis death. 30 that this precaution had
been necessary Ter the safety Of him
self and others.
il the center Of the r0om stood a
coffin. beside it stood a chair The
room was otherwise perfectly empty.
John stretched himself out in the
coffin
BE kind enough % tell Miss Serena
a IS q good ct. be said.
The boy vent cut and shut the door.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-14

They are a great acquisition 20 or
water fowls. being hardy. easily rear
ed. excellent table fowls. good layers.
while their yield OF feathers is nearly
as great as Of any ordinary goose.
They are creamy white In piumage
with a medium-sized deep yellow hill.
and legs OF q reddish orange color.
They are large IN size. and their fuzzy
feathers make them look sim larger.
While swimming no other duck shows
50 much body above the water as the
Pekin- The eggs hatch vel. the duck
llngs are easily raised and mature rap
idly. They are excellent foragers. and
can be easily raised where there Is
only sufficient water for them 70 drink.