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Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1901-12-20

Senator Frye has made public an
explanation Of his ship subsidy bill.
After stating that lie believes that
his former bill was the best that
could be framed, the senator says
that he has made some notifications
in order to meet the objections which
were raised against the former
measure. He asserts the necessity Of
the provisions Of the bill in order to
establish rPgumr steamship lines be-
tween this country and foreign ports
which alone can establish regular
trade, an impossible accomplishment
for tramp vessels. He further sub
mits that the bill passei in 1881 has
not resulted in the establishment of
amy regular line with the exception
of the American Line to which it
was necessary TO make concessions
not provided for in the bill.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1901-12-20
THE WASHINGTON LETTER.

Both houses Of congress have
worked with unusual energy during
the past week and as a result there
win be some important legislation
enacted before the Christmas recess.
In the senate a large amount Of time
has been devoted to the discussion Of
the Hay-Pamcefote treaty and q
final vote will be taken today. That
the treaty will be ratified is assured.
Seuator Lodge and Senator For
aker have both spoken with much
ability in favor Of the convention and
have shown themselves familiar with
its details from every point Of view.
The concensus Of opinion Of the SEN
ators supporting the treaty is that
the United States will by its terms
be at liberty to forlify the canal and
will have the privilege Of making
special tonnage rates 10 her own ves-
sells engaged In the coastwise trade
and that, while obligated 10
maintain the neutrality Of the canal
when other nations are at war she
will, if involved in war herself be al
liberty to suspend its provisions Of
neutrality in 50 far as her enemy is
concerned aud, if necessary TO her
military success, she may even close
the canal and as SOON as peace is de-
clared the treaty, which would have
been merely suspended during the
war, will again be in force.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1901-12-20
discussion Of the bin will open tomor-
row, and a vote will be take not later
than four O'Clock on Wednesday,.

AOWf Nilt fotD VIII oN ttAh@ i'Nt ittN~'
than four O'Clock on wednesday.
The senate committee on islhnllan
canals has reported mvunbly on
Senator Morgan's bin providing for
the construction Of the Nicaragunu
canal Senator Morgan in reporting
the bin went into the matter Of the
Panama canal extensively and had
only words Of condemnation for the
methods Of the Panama canal com
pany and their representative, Nj.
Hutin. Tie present prospect Is that
the senate will pass the Morgan bill
but Il is believed that the house viii
piss the bin offered by Mr.. Hepburn
and now being considered by the
house committee on interstate and
foreign commerce. At the meeting
Of that committee held on Friday the
Hepburn bin was supported by NIL
but one member, Mr.. Fletcher Of
Minnesota. The bin was ordered
reported but will not be taken up
until after the holidays when it will
probably be made the first in the
order Of business.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1901-11-26

Go TO Leach q Peacock for coal
and honr. If
If you want q gravel roof call on
Arbogast S lIollingsworth. 55tf
Verde V. IIardcastle, city attor-
ney. now has his office in the Nor
gan building, south of the public
square. lmool
We have a large line of samples
of suits, pants, fancy vests and
overcoats, in any style from $500
up. Suits and overcoats from
$1,000 up. Clarke & Boone. i2tf
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1901-11-26
COMING TO ANADARK0
THREE MONTH SERVICE FREE
DIR. WILLIAM LEE, DISTINGUISHED
THRoAr AND LUNG SURGEON, EYE
AEp EAR EXPERT AND NOTED
SPECIALIST.


Who has enjoyed such WOh9efiul sue
cess in Japan, europe New ork aho
this state WIN ne ia 1N,,auarHo u.s. on ~ ue'
day ana N'uneSdhI, NY. 10 a'ia = d,
iiotel rloreuVr' f,.', 49, '''' "'''
every four weeks there"tier'
All in'diio' VINO ,t ''',uvu'
specialists ON ,"G. Nv - .'i.,,' iv'r,,, ,.,'.
three inoliths 'scN zee , ~ ,,t, mV,, .oHs y
experience III the iarS'S. 'ONl'''is ~.
the w"iin 'hap'> ''''' ~ -, '''',!
trea' ai r." h''' 4" '''i
cllii>. "- ''..''' '' '''' ~
'-i'' p '' ~ .J,
'N''..' 'n ''' ~ ~, ~ ,'' ~.
''''''. ,,,','., f,.a,,,.1aS ~.
-'' 80 .. a,o 80 10
''- ' 80 i'rn, ''vt','' TIS,, Ii.o,ls ",so
'-''tii. st1'nat .'' i'''V' V''ti.'s ;ISos
nervous 'e"iit ,n.n,,', 1,
aversion '' 80 Wv ~, :. =
energy ''c. ''''' .,. ,,i''i,'ai ',i',' -
are perl"a'' .'',r, Cn,"l
ana rrN'I ~ '',,.f,tl,'l Lv,
: ''"i -, inc,,.,hle rn.es
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1901-11-26
Bargains in Reirauishment

And city property. Partner wanted
ia good eaying business. stock Of goods
20 trade for lot on court house square.
Cheap house. Lodging house: bakery.
Trade town property in St. Louis and
other towns in Missouri and other states
for eithercity orcouutry property here.
For amy kind OF sale or trade call on
D. l.. BNRNE * co.
Up stairs in telephone building, north
side court house square.
ANADARKO. O. 4.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1901-11-26
Official Directory oi Caddo Co

Probate Judge Charles r. Crum.
Attorney Herbert ~ Crosby.
Treasurer W II. Campbell
Clerk Dykc liallinger.
Deputy Clcrl, J. e. fIendryS
Register OF Deeds VIM l. Lacey.
Deputy Register OF Deeds 4. w Koont2.
Sheriff Frank Smith.
Surveyor Charles II. Jones
Superintendent Of schools G. W. Turner
Supt OF Public Health DR. G. r. Hume.
Commissioners O.. A. Cleveland, John II
Frank y. Farwen
Judge OF District Couri @. +. Erwin.
Clerk District Court Ed NJ. Miller
District Clerk T. T.. Vroomun.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1901-11-26
LIQUOR NOTICE.
Territory of OiSiahoma,
Caddu COUNTY.

Territory of Oklahoma
Caddo COUNTY.
Notice IS hereby .iyCn thlt Carl Stettlor oi
Bridgeport c1ddo county. Ol,ahomn, hasilied
his petition In the ohice of tie county clerk OF
said territory and county asking for a license
tn sell malt liquors at wholesale upon Lot No
-, in Block 81. a. The town of Bridgeport, Cad
do county oklahoma. and that unless remon-
STRANGE or protest Is hlsd IN my ONCE on or be
for the Goth OF November 1901. said petition
win he arauted uud license issued rs prayed.
Dated this tlth dan OF November 1901
DNiNE BALI.INoER
County Clerk,
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1901-11-26
Who Wants a Home?

The National Home Binding Go.
of Wichita, Kan, will buy or build
you home on easy terms. For full
particulars call on +. f.. Penn d Go.
their special agents. Office east of
court house square on 9TH st. G4t6
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1901-11-26

Coal, hour, feed aud grain at
Leach & Peacock. If
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1901-11-26
Tariff Reduction

AOliAA ANSNhNNAOb
Thcrciis no great likelihood that a
Republican policy of reciprocity, If
inaugurated during the coming scs-
sion of Congress, will serve to blind
the general public to the truth thai
the Republican party is still too
mastcrfully dominated by trust in
fuence to contemplate the making
OF serious changes in the present
tariff
The most apparent feature Of the
situation now being developed is
that the party ofthc high protective
tariff realizes that he people are
waking toa proper understanding
of the workings of the existing law.
That party is taking action to pre-
vent an effective popular protest at
the polls. A make-bclieve conces-
sion to public sentiment in the form
OF movement forrcciprocity prom
islng certain degree of tariff re-
duction at the pleasure of the domi-
nant party is obviously the trick
argreed upon by Republican leaders.
In opposition to this bogus pol
icy the Democratic party should and
doubtless will insist more definitely
and Sternuously tha ever upon gen
uinc tariff revision. The time to
make friends and gain adherents for
the caUse of Democracy on this issue
was never more auspicious. The
Republican leaders Of the Atlantic
scaboard and Of such trGstridd.n
states as Pennsylvania aud Ohio are
manlicstiug dangerous disrcgard
Z" the growing anli-tarilI sentiment.
Republican states in the middle !
west aud northwest NOW favor re- !
vision ol the tariff. Their repro
scnmt,yes in the National Congress
haycmldc this tru;h plain If New |
England tariff sentiment still pre-
walls In behalf of the tariiI-fustcred
trust, Republican discomfort in
those state, will be OF serious pro-
portions.
Evcn ia thc contemplated move
meut .or thc authorization or ruci-
proci;y treaties with certain foreign
governments, the Republican tariff
ites countess that tariff revision is
necessary for the best good of the
United states. a few years ago,
when the truth condemning the tar
III was 'UIly aS potent iu logic rs
nov, they would have scorued to
make this confession, knowing that
the American people were not then
SO miuU,ely cognizant of the truth
that the high protective tariff is for
the benefit of che trusts at the ex-
pcnsc oi the american consumers.
Democratic teaching has opened the
eyes of the people to thiStruth, The
Democratic leaders should be en-
,nmagcd by the new outlook to
force ou the Republican party more
aggrcssiyely than ever before the
~umight-out issue of tariff reduction.
Rcpab!ic.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1901-11-26

Cheapest Goods Great Bargains.
Thr place to get the most for
your money is at +. l.. Fred store,
Old rown. Good standard tomatoes
full weight Zoe. per can. Polk S
best tomatoes. cans for 81. Good
calico Sc. best ~ cents per yard,
and all other goods in proportion,
for cash.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1901-11-26

506t
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1901-11-26
Personal

Will the lady who fell in swoon
last Thursday, in front of the l'ns'
Office. call at oar store? She s"arr>
from Biliousnpss. DIR. Caldrr.' O.
syrup Pcpsin will surely cure ho'.
Sold by O. c. Stephenson.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1901-11-26
James :. White,
Thomas J. O'Brien.
Not a Dissenting Vote

A perfect laxative! That is the
unanimous verdict of the people
who use DIR. Caldwell's Syrup Pep
sin. soc aud 81 sizes. Sold by
O. c. stephenson.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1901-11-26

Editor Nichols OF the Tribune,
and Attorney Iiyesay have been
acquainted since the opening, but
did not discover until Monday that
they were college class mates.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1901-11-26
Dissolution Notice
for cash

Notice is hereby given that the
partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Thomas j. O'Bricn and the
White Bros. is this 18th day of
Nov, 1901, dissolved, and said
O'Brien selling all his interest in
and to the Shamrock saloon and the
fixtures therein, in Auadarko, Okla
homa. Said White Bros. assuming
ali indebtedness of the firm hereto
fore existing and COLLECTS all debts
to become due.
James ;. White,
Thomas J. O'Brien.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1901-11-26

Sec f. +. Penn & Go. They buy
and sell reiinquishments and deal in
real st,te. 6tt0
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-27

l-e mechanism 81 t1a Seq ana f1or
e- q c-lcEs1 Er craer 1lrz raa1 r1cs-s
3 q DEVel 81 1zsz Il cfa1 seans
sr-a-Es r1zr s hir1 wZI z- IS 3 r1nzt
1z- zaeg a. 1EE Wrza1- faI.ln.r g.
11lr r-e e1l-alallCn a sfmrle The -en-
1l1 cf tae les G 1irI taar -1as.s s
81 arrzleaa --ar WAel sae leg 5 benz
AZ the knee le es are s1 3
e1--rzer aza lLls acl1 VIA s scrt -
q -aa-A---Ea 8 the lb aro1n1
Elica ELeT are pIaeed rr- ehleEaa.s
17eE an I1ll WIS., all Lel 1s tae
-lr1 50 -cWu and gau ul- hzrs q prae-
ze1l lAazlrazaoa ea F5as sal1 EAzt F5a
VII re1eu4ar .1r snne rUe- 81 taE
Singular arEzlgsmezt. seen enIy e
s-el BIRDS as r1czt they VII resi- e1-s-
1erraAlg and naVar rhinE O. a1alinr e.
t1r It z i1fpcssl1ls f1r t1sn Is u =
l1ril tzey s-zu1 aD
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-27

wr w st= e-sr
Yo w r k~oesr.-a
-r Ia Ia. no rn selae
srae B v w. Hela1
Ec y re-r-sf = lar Parents
Tie rr. rrI ea s1550 and
WIN $ aarat t rre Y II q
"a II verr tt-ss ~ of fte
navy yard Ta - erasso
81 thls naraf rr~ber. o-s-
zG9 II was o-rsrf--f ~. ftar fus
vsrs sn 81 rs- za~ss s+-sat usfb
s-rtr-s4a me-ra uk 7nor~ fte
nan a. Tia ravsf .rs uss ~ ~~ea
sen c1r tasz go rusefre sra
u.r -f u.r-s .-r,H.4 -.fs
pvarvthfrr f.r ts4 eo~ fs-t "A fts ra~
r=-s ~ sfs-.sri-- or-.4 Tts ~
rrlt wss sssasav .-er.a.fn1 rsf-e,-
49, tn ss 49, s5s 81 ararterr sss
- Is. .--- .7.-.- -. ~. -.
new ara mare ser-~as .ara srnssr~
Tts basement ~ IT'S new bnns.rv
VII ro-fsfu terH-~ sfzv. rfr-~.
baths uar se4f--f -u-r..s~-u sgs
nsa-lr -m tore ~ ~. o-es..l
aaor mfr - raa ea-ssarv,. @e1r-e
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-27

ln translittltE 90 the department q
translation 81 rhe new rules and reg
uiatioas governing the inspection and
trade u milk. as adopted hy me city
council in Leipzig. Consul warner nm
der date Of 11iy a 1898. reports that
the old regulations were abolished a
the instance of the advisory board of
the saxon agricultural department for
the reason ehieaF. that their require
ment Of per cent of rat In the milk
could not always. even with the best
intentions % the part of the farmers
y c0uaiisd With. The present rees-
Iati0ns reduce the fat requirement Is
the milk from per cent 70 ~ per
cent
The new standard 81 ~ per cent or
"a. IL milk IS the prevailing one
throughout saxoay. Or ninety-nvs
cities and towns. onIy Effy-nins coz
tain any articles il tbeif regulations
concerning the lowest allowable per-
enfage Of fat Tie following gives ths
percentages q fat required b. these
dfty-nlns eities- F0rtv-nve. ~ per
cent. four. rs Per cent. thrse. z5 per
cent three. "a per cent. two. zg per
cent. and two. Dsr cent
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-27

~ Farmers -1 zcz-1 --
zarcr g -le s =4Es Il-T-
Ee1s rl1 l1Fe-r1I
A Mln1z dairy e1sE- ar -As
Ll-zcz pure E1e1 eczn 4o1- zz1z- In
ra
Creamery men 90 ACC zeam ta z--
dsrztzu1 zzs r1lls q Fsn-.a-i-1 - %
% 1rg 80 E1-eag the 11cz. r1e eel-
l-ea ana arsr Ser Is -1er All
says Talls Izat s1d1s1. dsrssrlE
-lar -z-r n1r aalY E4z u1-eazra1la
spores. ll- slaaiea tie 1urxzr-nazsr
% see r-s 1- E1r zo raeT seem b
VaHa paint sn11gh E-raEg the
r-cral eject 81 8 1saI a5.sartag cream
erT inside and 1lr nst cnT ca r4e
1ltter-l4ssr hzr also a. rAs patrrns.
l-lz 1E1clcers % ncr sesu % an
-ersla1d the Fal1e 81 STABLE raaala-
r-11 dralras Egt- aad E1L-sVzs1.
eaFns I'D brushing r1e COWS and
aeraeuE t1e MIX Even t1e need cf
elolsns ana r1ar1rs1 cleanliness ls
1ar-g understood az1 the cease
l1eaes 8 thar tA-g easily susanna ro
t-e zrgmenrs ~ RE ss,z--alElng
as=11a cf pTeserVatiTes a-a are fld1ced
90 Ass thea as q rsms1g fer neglect
q eiea1ll1ess. and ars f1ua led % Be
aceasa1ries before t4s f4er Cd calL1
1lraer. vale the state food ecumls- T
si1l 1lsarpr1Vea % the use - prazerV- K
atiFes fo-har than salr. Tiaeszr and
aicozoil. E ls especially down en- tAeil I
use 81 UAk and cream used 30 mneh .
p -1t1lrs and i1Vzl1s
Az CD tAe state food Jaw an1 is en-
.1r-eue1- Wl.ls q great Zeal Aaz
been done q t1e way q enforcing the
1ae q more aonast labels. Z regret ID 4
say t4at Il many EaEs the law has
Been i-ereetlga and vii remall m .
g Elective untl if rs modified
We Urst have the hearty support T.
and eo-cger alton 81 the Duoiie-sr sririseG 4
.i-lze1a Who win not grudza a urrls
tine a1r trouble Lee me Illustrate.
-ne gt cur Inspectors. & citizen ~ Au-
-1ra E1t or the track or a ncsr gIzr-
lE a11 a-slaciCls fraud perpefrate1
HN~ aNA aNtNa a- .-1ltta Hrt4-
-rc41d and reCk orders fcr 1le cream
.rT BUTTER AZ a i1V rTiea because he
had az lne'e ir the 51siles1 The
uI delivered dg another man. turned
W t9g1e cis1-14ggsrins. without stem
- wittlut stamp. TIE selier violated
Ier e4ig tae state Law. but also the
atieral .aw. get When orr Inspector
rls4 b gst private citizens so AaID
I'm prove the case. 90 one would vol
ltser
Nor p d only ~ helping Is ia gat-
ing evidence thas the eitizans sacuic
rc-ec. themselves. but also By pay
AZ reasonable attention TO market val-
a T. for instance. they we're to
ctlea the wholesale price of extra 1uI-
sr 70 te "a cents. they may reasonably I
zDecf % b. deirallel If anyone oilers q
retail AZ lesz tlan ~ q 3Q cents
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-27

- slo1l tesi1e A1 agrare - ssss
Is receives monthly 81 eecsstarg PAM.
: Smlta watch members forward ta
him fr1n al parts - ne world II IS
agphed ~ faey direct. pometfmss ~ 4.
= send the money 10 t6rir molhe,-
wives o. relatives ayain. g. Is to ~.
p9eit il 90 q s3fin0 InfIfuHon
Ine Aagai branch eoes not stsv i
home. 20 % speak If makes nesIs
felt in The navy yard. q re hosol.ai
g the marine pauaets. an1 o. board
visiting ships Ihe Iafter earn awsv
Daekages 0f maGaz.nes and similar liz
efaime. u beaulic hours a. sea Or a.
remote stations while iginr a ~
yard elek boys are visited. ana COM
Missions exeeated for those who ara
dlsabied
Ihe success Of The Brooklyn Naval
branch has been - psoa0uneea fhaf
tae International committee of tbe
Young Mens Christina Aaocsations
have recently Organized other branches
af naval stations at oaam. Ladrone Is-
lends caVlte Arsenal Philippine Is-
lands. San Juan. Porto Rico. end AZ
HaTana. Cuba The .rflV.eees are
open to an msmhera AZ these stations
as we'll a. AZ some other twenty asso-
Hoas ln our seaport cities branches
haFe been formed. too. - board
nambeF of Uncle SANS ships.
Temperance branches have also been
crsanized on many rhine. and each
member signs & pledge 70 HhoIy ab-
stain from al Intoxicating lqu8rs \.
a beverage during the perioa of his
service % the navy so re IS charged
ior membership in this league ana
each member IS given a ncat. silver
czlaized PIN. which 3 worn s. him
constantly For each year 81 faithful
and anaoi1in9 ~ ths
pledge handsome lns uia wiz Is cons
.srFed The navy tesartaent AZ Wasa-
1grcl wll further r a9nlze tafs
movement By adding @ i1a nr.ssat sa-
.-stmelt blank a celamn BEADED Ta
'al Abstinence fn 81 martef -Yes
lr 80 cash quarter - rae ron-
Iazltinz 1aear at taa sair fc ths best
lf BIS sn1v.etse ans ter
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-27
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-27

AHA HN'NAHA BE- -AI
Hair a century, ago poultry keeping
vas simply a fasaiouahle amusement
and gastlme says American Stocknan.
The beginning mag Is said % Be- about
1917 q 1880. a. the tlne of t1e Intro-
---tiar 0f r1e shanEhala Those who
1aVe some knowledge q the history
cf -ae past have a fair idea cf wat
rcllrry has ac1swp ished The casual
observer 0f years ago saw only enough
o. lt 90 disgust hlm With the whcla
business Men who were engaged ln it
saw enough money in it. and a. many
a. had judgment enough 20 cartal ax-
pelez all reduce stock az the right
tine came olt with d little money and
more o. less experience the latter
worth perhaps as nnch &c the loag run
az the money great many so-cailed
farcisls. however went into the 1lsi-
ness merely Tor the sake 81 the specu-
latiCn and excitement it afforded. ana
went ont o. it without knowing OF car
ing anything about the ultimate results
q the p0lltry Interest at large Pan
ciers Qf this tEpe land i s possible
that there are few 1g them in the
business yetI were Interested only in
the proceeds. with 10 thought ol what
po1ltry hreeli1g has done for the i-l-
proremelt 81 tie general stock of the
country sad the increase ~ tae prod
ucts 81 the pou lry-ysfrs 81 the ua-
tion- There have always been some
faneiefr who were true fancisrs-not
specuiat0fs-wh1 worked for n0bler
ends than merely = make money. TIE
money end. of course wss not lost sight
q 1at q vas not The governing plr-
rfaa
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-27


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- -1.r.s 49, e
.oufraet vii av~s.t s-rs ~ ~. Il -
a-v -rv-. - "a.
81 almost a~.-- - - ~. ~.
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-27

Adlroaaaek galaes hare aeeiltd iAst
ln faturc they ain ln tecrs oaf ais
cooaEe the use 81 snail hsfe riass ln
the woods. TIE, Say ihat ihe aeapcn
named Sends baiieis iaf tegena aeces-
sArx hunting fanae aaa should ha
barrel on thai steoare
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-27

Captain Cotton rl tha Naef0E aavr
gart has made 3 report 81 tae damage
lnel ay tie f0rpet9-11af Ericsson
0r Jan. & aheu az rau hee bottom 4
tae Delaware aad ctespcaEe canal
Wiie the mater was Iaa and ths ra
tae The krcwn damage s. a benz
prp1ellar Orders have been issued f1f
th Stag of ths aaaf 81 Norf8
eal j. e1Deesei met she wiu soon
le 81 feaai1ess - ilin She farDedo az
tfs whiea via areompany ths north
afr saaslfon on i1s winter rrnise
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-27

p England rh1 5attsr dealers IL.
A-sils quite . tine trying 70 md out
hoy maeh water tatter saofs rsr-
tain Recently Judge snea us--
chant ior selling lattsr rrrts.--.o
1920 per cent of water Ths ms+ta-
went 70 higher eoart ana rf.. er--t
sustained the finding % the i1r.-
court Testimony sao~sa trat +.-
shelit contain 1ot more ttsr Is - -
per cent q water the latter am1ar
leins considered the extreme limit
The makers - the saf.er arzres fss+
ths extra amoant of watsF "a the rt-
ter vas Cue - the brine esrtirr ga
nor 20 anT in-e1tio1 % The rsrf 81 s-s
MAKER = Incorporate su increased
amount o. water The testfmo-4 "a.
Fery Interesting. hal ea1frssssso-v
One witness sfErrtef thar there ~.
no dry salted butter 81 the nsrs.+ .-4
tnat dry salting was used oriv ln 49,
DeTlme1ss. He said thaf drg sslt>a
batter would not kee1. Anothsr m.r
asserted that dry saf-9 trfe~ -.
ineenDara1lT nsttef fhsl brine ssltes
Finally the contest sinusrei donr t.
the q1sstion 81 The amount q water
held in he 5gltsr b each process i
vas sh0wn that the brine saifinr In
ooTporated a. higt a. 20 Der eent 81
water and the dry saltns process only
about haif that anoant Hsnss rir-
iorg for dry szltirg
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-27

4 Sizes are seldom profitable q
the e1eap1sss co-s.st. = r--v 49,
-4-@ii4A ana lai.-ins with unsElllsd
.@-o a1s 50 eer-rue-si a. not
Aee9 stage Fell a11 create liazt h
tne men that aitsmgt u ass man
y t-em a pzel--.-s 70 created in the
mA1-s q c-lar farmers and tssv ~.
.1---~ 1-- g e1a1D-as 81 system
@ le avoided. q IS 10 wonder that
- some counties rAe question eE siIaEs
-s feed 3 considered q dead one Go6s
7--- 14l4 are pE1a-41Ie and WHARF,
mere are good silgs iu TIE hans y
intelligent men thss process Of food
P-eafFation is highly regarded