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The Dolores star., 1901-07-12

studebaker and Balm spfing and
mountain wagons for sale by the Bauer
Mercantile Co., Mancos, Colo. 9tf
The Dolores star., 1901-07-12

Irv Myler denies that he has any in
tention of indulging in shirt waist,
but thinks esquire" Wallace and w.
F. Ordway would look good in them.
The Dolores star., 1901-07-12

Old papers l5 cents hundred. at this
Office.
The Dolores star., 1901-07-12

Forrest Bradfield left last Sunday for
Silverton, where he will be employed
with his uncle at the Iowa mining
property.
The Dolores star., 1901-07-12

stsrl Thomas made two trips to Bluff
city, last week..
The Dolores star., 1901-07-12

Foh sAnh, .CHEAp:-Lunber. 2x4 and
2x0, Apply at The STAR otffce.
The Dolores star., 1901-07-12

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R60dts5Ros,sososoa
Small pox has been REPORTED at Bluff,
Utah. 1t Is said to have been brought
In by returning missionaries.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-09-05


Some Of the best decorative effects to
be found In the handsomest Of modern
houses are obtained BY stenciling. This
is used for all purposes. for hangings
for wall coverings and ceilings. and
for the furniture itself Armure Is one
Of the materials which is frequently
stenciled for wall coverings. Buck
ram Is also used with excellent effect
as a ground for the work. and Japan
csc grass cloth Is exceedingly beauti-
ful Leather and many other materials
take the stenciling and give good re-
suits. Nelours are specially treated to
receive the stenciling and are used for
hangings and screen covers. Other
soft materials. when treated with con
ventional designs, are Just the thing
for dens. smoking and billiard rooms
Occasionally the material will be given
a special color tone before the design
Is applied. and the whole when finished
IS as soft as II the stenclling had been
woven into the material. Designs.
when applied to rooms. are arranged
TO suit the wall space and blend with
the color tones, sometimes in panels.
sometimes IN a frieze. Occasionally
flowers may be used. more or less con
ventionalized, and some charming work
has been done IN preparing marine de-
signs for decorations on yachts. These
latter are used also for rooms In houses
by the sea. Not only are hangings and
wall coverings treated in this way. but
sets OF furniture carry out the decor
ations on tbs walls. White mahogany
is one Of the most beautiful Of the
woods used for this purpose-Chioago
Journal.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-09-05

Il is not generally known that De-
larey, the Boer leader who rushed the
British rear guard at vlakfontein a
few days ago and thereby preclpitated
a sharp and bloody engagement. was
one OF the few conspicuous Beers who
opposed the sending OF an ultlmatum
20 England He neither liked nor
trusted Kruger. and during his II
years OF service IN the y0lksraad he
Invariably discouraged any policy cal
culatcd to provoke friction between
the two dominant races OF South Ar
rica. His service in the field has been
marked by energy akill and judgment
and by powers of recuperatlon which
are simply wonderful when one con
aiders the Ylgof ana effectiveness Of
bis attacks at Ylakfontein in connec
tlon with his disastrous deioat some
months ago at the hands Of Gen. Bah
blnFlon. He has suffered prlvations
lnnumerable during the progress Of a
war Of Shich he did not approve. and
bic personal sacrifices have Included
the loss Of q cherished son, who fell
when Methuen forced the passage Of
the Modder
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-09-05

Russell A. Aiger came out Of the civil
war at 30 with the rank OF a brigadier-
general and a splendid record as a
fighter but with only a few hundred
dollars at his command This sum he
lost In a brick-making venture at De-
trolt He then turned his attention 20
the lumber business. soon 10 discover.
however. that there was no way 70 sue
coed but 70 go out In the woods and
conduct numbering In person
Il had some gentlemen TO back me
with money" said he. "and the first
year walked $50 miles through the
woods with a pack on my back, to se-
lect the timber My wife also proved
equal to the emergency. and went with
me 70 the woods. Our house that win
ter was a little log cabin 100 miles
away from the railroad. End Mrs. Alger
aid her own cooking rising at O'Clock
In the morning to prepare my break
fast for me. Il was thus that got my
start. and half Of the credit for It be-
longs TO my wife Success.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-09-05

Ratde, -erioe- issue hss been pre.
eir.0ied on Belgian railroads By TIE
action Of an independent young woman
who recently was a passenger on the
Southern railroad out Of Brussels She
was IN a carriage reserved for ladies
bat shortly after the train started she
lighted a cigarette and calmly proceed
ed 70 smoke a. Immediately the other
women in the compartment became
very Indignant. threatening 70 com
plain TO the guard as soon az the train
stopped. Il am IN q carriage reserved
for ladies. observed the smoker bland
lyi and ] am not aware of any law
which prohibits ladies from smoking &"
When the train stopped the guard was
Informed. but was loath 10 interfere
and the result was that when the lady
smoker arrived az her destination she
consulted a lawyer. vho has now. bv
an action IN court raised the interest
Ing question. Should railroad compsn-
ies be- compelled to provide separate
smoking cars for women who wish 10
smoke while they are travelling n.
asmuch as smoking IS becoming more
common daily among women IN Fu.
rope q may be that the question win
soon meet with Affirmative answer.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-09-05
naearoai wheat the
Latest Suggestion for
West

from Russia, where. from the use that
u made o. il. il received its name
Macaroni is no very encommon article
o. food 10 this country. especially in
the cities. while IN italy b Is a uni
rersal food Il Is a paste or dough
prepared originally and chiefly IN Italy
from the Gluiinons -four Of hard va
ricties Of wheat pressed Into long
tubes Or pipes through the perforated
bottom 0f q vessel furnished with
spiadals and afterpar6 dried IN the
sun or BY low heat limitations Of It
are made IN thls country from Ordi-
nary -four. Mark Alfred Carleton the
agricultural departments cerealist. in
a circular sent out 70 cue country says
Of the nature of macaronl wheats
"Macar0ni wheats differ radically
from the ordinary bread wheata and
in The Aeld look more like harley than
wheat The heads are fat compressed
and bearded. the beard often being
black the chat is usually golden yell
low. but sometimes black and the
grains are large. hard. yeiloWish white
and clear. or IN wheats Of the best
quality sometimes translucent There
are als0 occasionally velvet chat Yarie-
ties In Europe they are known sim
ply as hard wheata. Or durum wheats.
The grain Is much harder than that Of
the hardest bread wheats. and IN the
best varieties contain an unusual
amount Of nitrogen and a correspond
ingly small amount Of starch The
quantity and quality Of the gluten
make them extremely valuable for
making macaroni They are extreme
iy resistant TO drouth and resist the
attacks Of leaf rust and smuis to an
unusual degree. On the other hand
they win not Withstand the hard win
ters and are usually grown a. spring
wheats, This fact should not be q
strong objection 70 them. however. for
they win behave very differently from
the ordinary spring wheats grown In
Kansas and Nebraska South Of the
thirty-hfth parallel they may be sown
in late autumn" He adds I'm seek
Ing for crops suitable for semiarld dis
tricis We usually have especially In
mind the benefit OF the region and not
the crop itself In the case Of maca-
roni wheats. however, Il Is not only
true that thsy can be grown In dry
districts but they must be grown
there In order to produce the best
quality Of grain and up 10 a minimum
OF about ten inches annual rainfall |
The drler the better. provided the rain
falls IN the proper time and the soil
Is OF the right nd."-Chlcaso Chron- !
lcle.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-09-05

tne existence of raal plains Il fala
,n.Aft where hecauss of ths dryness
q ne climate agriculture 4 but llttis
pufrpea r tie small population Is 4
PHENOMENON that before many wear.
"in ps radically changed The lu..
sfea4lns Interest a great number ~
peopis r ne eemiarid west Is mani-
tested more and more each successive
ye-I n the delegate conventions held
" aeflae measures ID water fhe ara
'anaa and q Interest the United stafes
government ID the work fhat certain
!. one q The most important Of this
psiioa. And while 70 many people
nave peeF thinking on the subject of
uun1'ns those plains for agriculture
y means q g system of general Irri-
sanon TIE United States dsuartmant
n agriculture has been intent anon
nnalns and Introducing crops adapted
Y lus semiafid districts During the
.a4t twenty years a most useful work
nas been done IN this direction bni
only small beginning has been made
oftn corn has been Imported from a
f,or. $500 ~ africa and alfalfa
49, 49, ''s'l's1a of Turkey and grass
,'.,.., Z s.7eie. ot Wild oats without
g.,.,. ...e- H neeta. At have proved Of
..s - otDpA especially has alfalfa
proved q value there are usually four
,ors ,..'',.Z -. tsAf q lS Or Ten Or twelve
~. ,e,'s ~ e acre, and it is excellent
c.,1..., e,..e 49, ~ cattle and hogs. The
49, T, y 1e'easo have packing
~ - q - AAteies' and thousands
90, 49,. &. ,ano IN one body some
nls.s.,' 49,. .tem tnat cry which are
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-09-05
DolArey, Who Rushed
the British AZ vIak-
fontein.

Are you badly hurt. my boyf' De-
larey Is reported 20 have asked as the
wounded lad was being carried TO an
ambulance
"Yes, believe ! am going TO die"
"GOod-by. my boy"
"Good-by. father" And Delarey
went back 10 the firing line and the
boy was carried 10 the field hospital
where he died an hour later The in
cident as above detailed. may or may
not be- true. fut It is certainly char
actorlstic Of the stern, silent man who
fought Kruger and Krugerism IN the
yolksraad for more than a decade
without once engaging in debate. And
70 his eternal credit stands che fact
that Of an the Boer leaders he alone
has refused 70 impress into bis service
men who have taken the oath Of neu-
trality. Delarey ia the Bayard Of the
Transyaal without fear and without
reproach.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-09-05

In the clay-beds Of the valley OF the
Connecticut are found wonderful and
beautiful concretlons. specimens Of
which. sent to England. excited the
interest OF the Royal Society as long
ago as 1870 Mr.. J. N. Arms Sheldon
who has written book about them,
says that the concretions appear In
four principal types; disk-shaped. cyl
lnerical, botryoidal resembling grape
clusters). and limitations OF animal
forms. The latter are the most strik-
ing. the forms Initiated including
hfhes. birds. ant-eaters. elephants
dogs. babies feet and so forth. A
remarkable fact is that each clay-bed
has a form Of concretlon peculiar to
itself and the principal types are
never found intermingled in the same
bed The beds are composed Of strait
fed, river-drift clays, or "champlaln"
ciays
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-09-05


Mr. Berkhout. formerly forester In
the Dutch East Indies. recently gave
some facts not generally known con-
cerning these two products. which are
often confused The quality Of elias
ticity distinguishes india-rubber from
-percha. The latter Is derived
from one plant only, while india-rub-
Der Is produced from more than 50
plants. Tbree-fourths OF the gutta-
percha OF commerce comes from su-
matra and Borneo OF the total an
nual production Of india-rubber, esti-
mated al about $1,000 900 pounds
nearly twO-thlrds comes from the
Amazon Valley. about one-third from
Central Africa, and one-twentieth from
Asia. The total production Of gutta-
percha 10 about one-twentieth as great
as that OF indla-rubber The gutta-
percha tree IA cultivated with difficulty
and the natives Of the countries where
Il grows cut II down to get is yalu-
able sap.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-09-05

Prof Hugo de vries, the well-knoWn
Dutch botanist and biologist. Is cred
tied with a "momentous discovery
concerning the origin Of species among
plants. Briefly stated, his observations
indicate that new species appear sud
denly by mutation. never as the OUT
come Of a progressive variation. lie
AYERS that he has been able. for the
first time. 10 watch the formation and
development Of new species A review
er Of his work in the English scien-
tidc Journal Nature. says. The facts
are so striking and convincing that an
outsider, like the reviewer, cannot but
feel that new period In the theories
Of the origin Of species and Of eYolu-
tion has been inaugurated
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-09-05
Goats in the
. Far West

Al the rate al which the Angora
goat Is now securing q foothold in the
west and the southwest the time is not
FAR distant when the goat Industry
win take precedence over the business
Of cattle and sheep culture Since
isf9. when the lrst Angora goats were
brought to this country by Dr. james
b. Davis OF South Carolina who re-
ceiyed them as a present from the
Sultan Of Turkey the goat has slowly
bat surely gained d standing among
the industries Of the west until there
are now many more than q million
goats in Arizona. New Mexico. Texas
California. Idaho Utah and Oregon
stockmen are awakening 70 the
great possibilities in the Angora, and
this az a time when the profits Of rais-
ing sheep and cattle arc on the de-
cline. Almost every region Of the west
possesses the peculiar requisites ior at
tanning the best results in raising An
eora goats. aud experts declare that
the conditions In the mountainous re-
eiona Of Arizona arc almost Identical
with those Of the province OF AnEora.
Turkey The summers are warm and
dry and the winters cold and wet. con-
dinons which are conducive to the
highest development 81 the goat IN
flesh and fleece
50 great Is the confidence N the fu-
f1rt ~ the rnaf industry that 4 laHra
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-09-05

fHE WORLDS BEST SHIP IfMBER.
Some Of the most useful products OF
our planet are confined % small areas
q It's surface. situated At a great dis
tanee from the main centers Of popu-
lation and industry fndia-rubber is
one of these. and according 70 a report
from Consul General King st Bang
kok. teak. the most valuable ship tim
Der In existence. Is another Exten-
sive teak forests. be says. are restrict
ed 70 Burma. slam and coehin-china
There are only three ports In the
world from which teak is exported
Rangoon, Moulmein and Bangkok u
Is a beautiful dark-coiored wood. TAX
ing a high finish. and It's value 10 ship
building depends upon its strength. its
durability. its resistance to both m0ia
ture ana drouth. lts non-iiability 70 be
attacked by boring insects. its light
ness IA the water. and It's resistance TO
the influence OF iron when brought IN
close contact IN this last point Of
excellence Il has no substitute as a
backing Tor armor-plate.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-09-05

The instability OF ribbons is a fact
as yet imperfectly grasped by the null
titude Or az least. SO one judges by
some OF the ribbons which are worn.
The really rare ribbons Is the one
which win not wash. The better the
ribbon the better II washes. says the
Philadelphia Press. Use warm water
and any good soap. and IL the ribbon
Is very solied. a hand scrub. rinse we'll
and iron before quite dry. Even deli
cate pinks and lavenders will stand
this process astonlshingly. and though
the color may come out profusely with
water 50 much dye seems 70 20 TO the
tlnting Of the average ribbon that It
win not look faded when pressed ont
White ribbons should be run through
very faint blue water.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-09-05

Much has been said about a poison
Gus alkalold In afr from the lungs
After a careful investigation, Herr p.
Formanek finds that no poisonous sub
stance exists in the breath Of a healthy
man or animal. but that the expired
air may contain traces Of ammonia In
cases Of dental carries or pulmonary
complaints. It is this ammonia-not a
special alkaloid Of terrifying viruience
that has been collected from expired
air
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-09-05

Prof Raphael Dubois. Of the Uni.
versity Of Lyons. has produced home
of the most curious lamps ever i'm
aglned. hy euitivating luminous ma
rine microbes in a liquid medium con
tained in little glass vessels. II q fev
OF these living lamps are arranged
about a bust In a dark room. the bust
is made plainly visible. and photo
graphs can Be taken Of g. The actinic
power Of the light is nevertheless. 90
feeble that several hours exposure ia
needed. Nirh another form Of lamp.
filed with phosphorescent bacteria.
enough light Is obtained 10 render q
printed page easily ieEible
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-09-05

There BE- q story IN the Boston Trans.
script about an old blact Joan. q nan.
nay Of che good old kind Who va.
warned az q critical period In m,
family fortunes moi 10 tell ali sh.
knew 20 ne smaller children. rHuhis
SAYS Joan. Hcornfuily Tink Z dunner
how % talk fo DAT blessed chile. fsi
lii Celf' DE- laud knows Ind 10 n
pi1us protest went fhe pupils Of Joan,
eyes. and ont swept two broad and
foury palms from TIE pan Of dourt-
de Laud Almighty knors De- dsi
keeriul vat J ssys 10 dai m honey
svcet iily white lamb - Gaud daf !
Amt ntbsr vt ioie her one alnrIs
word OBJ trufr
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-09-05

Robert J. Montgomery. Of Illinois
which should recommend itself on
sight FOR cleanliness and ease with
which the parts may Be separated for
washing The hrisiles arc attached 70
a skeleton Or open-work frame. which
Is hinged at the outer end Of the back,
the handle being provided with
spring catch to hold the frame while
In use The interior Of the back is
concaFe IN shape. better 70 receive the
siftings which fall through the frame
from the bfistles In the ordinary
brush the dirt always accumulates At
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-09-05

Kate Hatch McRao. OF Colorado. has
designed machine FOR beating cake
rapidly and thoroughly with little er-
ertion. the picture showing the ap.
paratus 10 operation. The beater
proper may be Of any desired form.
TO suit the numerous uses for which
the heater may be used when Il IS
desired 10 make use Of the apparatus
che hanger is rig'dly secured 20 the
edge Of the table by the clamps. and
the cake dlah ls held underneath the
dounwardlyp projecting healer with
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-09-05

Dr. o = Fassig in the Monthly
weather nevieE shows. as the resali
OF an Investigation OF records extend
Ing from 1877 20 the present time. that
neither exceptionally warm nor excep-
ilonallr cold summers have any more
relation 70 the succeeding winter ten
reraiures than normal summers have.
and that. broadly speaking. there ls
no regular alienation. or period. in
atmospheric Temperatures. The in
restir4tion vas undertaken with q
Wv Of tesii1g the soundness Of such
ropuiar tsuefs a. that an extremely
hon sun mer precedes q cold winter
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-09-05

n"." "|"NN A"Ha N""" -" A"|I ""NtHHa
d seems anomalous that Eaf0iine and
nsnhiha launches should Do exempt
from Inspection when the agent used
Tor power or fuel Is much more dan
Ferous than either steam or runpoN-
DER Wifhin certain limits gasoline
q safe enough. but those N charge q
d do not know or understand bow
narrow the limits are cnnponder vii
only explode bY actual contact with
fft. sli Easoilue IN evaporation or ex-
posci READERS the ar Itsef lnfamma-
be Cor many yards aroand and needs
only thn presencs of frt 30 explode
violently. Within 3 few fays q Iauneh
was taken io ihe c| works Cor 3 sup
riy of nanhtha. those % charge * fha
operation a'Ied the tank foo fuii and
ae consequences. uarhfha ran aiI over
lht helom Of fhe boat Regardless g
TIA some ore d fte boat nehfss
match. eter he asaal result f,noasd.
ari ne uan eIf rrota-'T iIt. TIE ras-
s1 ''1sH Being destroyed Yacht orn-
ail rtsr't neI take erery ors rto pre-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-09-05
Time comIns when
They VIII Suporssds
Cattle and sheep.

sents himself pretending 10 know the
nature of these volatile fluids. men
say they understand that they must
use great care. without In the least
comprehending the nature OF the care.
That naphtha-hooded yacht was not NJ
70 use for many hours or until every
vestlee OF the naphtha had been re-
moved Chicago Journal.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-09-05

The buboulc plague ls said to be the
most stubborn of epldemios. not yield
ing 20 the most energetic treatment
While the dread Of smallpox, cholera
and yellow fever has been much les
fened Of late years because Of the
progress OF medical science. no great
hold has yet been obtained on the
sblack death"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-09-05

BkFIgff CuHcH Rev T. Compsre. Pastor.
1sr7iats srefy Sunday a. ilamand 7sa0 D m
aundag School a.n m. Prayer nesling wed.
lsadsy nlsht
Fnasn4ftrlkH cnlncu
y p Leonard Pastor.
Services every Sunday ai u am and 80 D NJ
Sunday School piSam Praysi meeting
Wednesday night
cnuHcH soUrH. Cameron. Pastor.
ntfrisss sFery Sunday a u M and 4 m
huldag School A. iloa m. Prayer meet.
lng efery Wednesday night Epuorth
League even Sunday ai8pm.
olaif seonsro See 1T Auat. Eupt.
cHHsflAH csuHcH "a stevens. Pastor
sergicet every Sunday a. y m and 30 IN
nnadaf Rchooi a. 10 q m prayea meet.
ins ssefg Wednesday, night
cf1HoIsc onuncH isadors Rickiln. Pastor.
Services Ever sunday a. ioam and 80 b n.
ngisocfAL ciiuAcn IN Wright. Pastor
Prayer snd service, erery sunday - iiam
and s1Qpm.
CHiCkASHA POST OFFICE.
~ MILLER. POSTMASTER.
optn Sundays % . am 80 70 $40 n
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-09-05
EASY TO REMOVE THE DIRT AND
HAIRS.

the base Of the bristles. but in the
new brush there is no place Of lodg.
ment there. and so Il falls through to
the hollow back where Il may be in
SANITY removed by the applications Of
stream Of water or by striking the
back against the hand As the air
circulates freely around the base Of
the bristles the brush will dry rapid
" when vet, and the moisture viii not
rot the bristles. making the brush very
durable.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-09-05

-Can any little boy IN the class
said the teacher. -ten ne what Is
meant ~ above rar'7T
Profound silence. and the teacher
said again Tommy Jones. perhaps
you can tell ns what's above par
VA ! guess said Tommy
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-09-05

The mayor of New YORK q b. chos.
en- in November viii serve for two
yeara only. He viii have fhs Bower
q renewal iurIns ths uhsis Of fhst
period
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-09-05

ROTARY CAKE AND EGG BEATER
one hand. while the crark Is graspsd
ID the other hand 70 revolve the beat
er until the operation Is completed
The beating frame is easily removed
for cleaning or Tor inserting smother
stgle for performing different work
ard. of course. TIE machine s. not lm-
ifed to beating cake buf eHi rtip
cream. make frorIing and Dc Ell ths
labor IN that nne by simply Inserting
tbs heater Of ths proper shape