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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-05-04

Heavy linen laces. inset with Hol-
land linens, give a distinctive look
10 some Of the smartest summer
gowns just ont The white predominant
ing. But these Holland linens iu pale
and dark blue delicate green. gum
metal gray tan and cream shades. ire
charming made UP with torchon. NAL.
tese and other linen laees, They are
shown In separate walking skirts.
shirt waists and fun shlrt-waist suits.
With null ties and linen belts with
silver buckles these gowns are as
pretty and cool as possible
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-05-04
Shoes and Gloves.

The most dressy evening shoes
have large rosette shaped flowers in
place Of a buckle namely. either q
rose chrysanthemum or a dahlia. and
sometimes a bunch OF small blooms.
Champagne -coIored Suedes, made
very long. are fashionable for the mo.
ment They tone in with old lace,
and they are bringing in lace inser-
tions into some Of these gloves With
elbow sleeves people are wearing the
mitten sleeve namely. a long mitten
which forms a point over the hand
something between a medieval Gun
and the old original mitten.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-05-04

Life costs Nothing is TO be had
for nothing. There is a price set
upon every attainment. acquisition,
vision, or virtue possible for men
Man must buy his way along through
life. by the coin of gold or the coir
of grit Pay as you gol" is a rule
which the stern matter-of-fact world
enforces With inexorable persistency
and universally. It is just so in the
realm of the spiritual life Spiritual
attainments are not to be had for
nothing Culture costs. whether il
be the education OF the mind or the
edification Of the soul Costs must
be counted; estimates must go be
fore engineering enterprises. Sue
cessful doing depends upon patient
and intelligent foreplanning.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-05-04
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Borax will take berry stains from
the hands
Stove blacking MIXED with vinegar
will not burn on.
Mustard will take the odor Of on
ions from the hands.
Ammonia applied 70 insect bites or
stings gives speedy relief
Tomato Juice viii remove many
kinds Of vegetable and fruit stains
from the hands
Ivy poison can be cured BY apply
ing hot vinegar 20 the affected parts
A. soon as perceived
Sore eyelids can be cured BY bath
ing them IN quite warm water In
which a little borax has been dis
solved
Two or three tabiespoonfnls Of vln-
egar put on tough meat when baking
or boiling. win make Il tender with
out iniuring the flavor
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-05-04

It is sometimes urged that prayer
is mysterious. So is everything. il
we stop to think about it, Matter is
a mystery: nobody knows what mat
ter u.s. Force is a mystery. nobody
knows what force is. Gravity is a
mystery. nobody knows what gravi-
tation is Nobody knows what takes
place when We drop a lump Of sugar
into cup OF coffee. Whether the
change is mechanical or chemical. the
very wisest of men are not able TO say.
We know just one thing-that BY
dropping the sugar into the coffee. the
coffee is sweetened. For most OF MS
that is enough. We know that by
dropping a prayer into a day we
sweeten the day. How this is brought
about we DO not know. Who has
sight SO keen and strong that & can
follow the flight Of song or the fight
Of prayer Why should we not be as
reasonable and practical in our re-
ligion as we are at the dinner tablet
Rev. Charles E. Jefferson, d. d.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-05-04

tet nothing make thee sad Or fretful
or Too regretful.
BE Still
What God has ordered must be right:
Then ind "a il thine OWN delight
Ny VIII.
Why shouldst thou nm to-day with aor
row
About to-morr0ws
My heart2
One watches an with care most tnle
Doubt not that be viii give thee Too
THY part
Only he steadfasti never waFer.
Nor seek earths favor.
But rest
Thou knowest what God wills must be
For an his creatures 80 FOR thee,
The best
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-05-04
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Jet is very popular.
A few coats Of reindeer are seen.
Close-htting hoods OF fur s-e seen
on fair motorists
Glace satin straw is one Of the
spring novelties.
Spring goods OF canvas-weave come
In delicate plaid effects.
Luxurious Nimrods are wearing
leather fur-lined hunting suits
PipiRgs are to be very much in evl
dence on spring gowns
The newest street gowns show In
Vulnerable little capes on shoulders
hips and sleeves.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-05-04
Rage FOR Chenille.

Lovers Of needlework are eagerb
taking up the new chenille embroid
cry. which just now threatens to pui
an the severer styles OF decorative
handwork out Of favor There are 3
pliancy and lightness about chenille
which make 1t easy to work with and
permit the amateur to turn out very
pleasing results
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-05-04

He must read Gods word: he must
believe Gods word. he must do Gods
word
He must accept Gods message As
addressed to him individually. he
must accept Gods promises as applv.
ing TO him Individually: he must ac-
cept Gods commandments as meant
Tor aim individually.
he must look first for Gods help
be must seek first for Gods kingdom.
he must strive first for Gods glory
He must 20 first 10 the Bible when
in need Of knowledge. he must 20
first 70 the Spirit when in need 81
wisdom he must go FIRST 10 the
Savior when in need Of strength.
He must love his neiehbor as him.
self. he must love his brother more
than himself. he must love his Lord
beyond any comparison.
He must pray. he must wait. he
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-05-04

One pint Of warmed milk and one
hair cup lard melted into il, two
teaspoons OF sugar. one yeast cakt
or one-half viii do. iour to make 8
batter, set over night In the morn
ing add one-half teaspoon OF sslera
tus in little warm water. salt. on,
egg beaten, and hour to make .
dough; let Il rise very light, knead
roll into eheet somewhat thinner
than for biscuit: cut out with a bis
cult cutter. brush each one with ho
lard and fold nearly in center. SCI
close together in creased pan. iei
rise tin light and bake until deli
cate brown. They are delicious
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-05-04

Another new textile is a silk ant
wool cfepon in fancy weave. which
comes in white. It is. IN fact, one q
the many white novelties which hav,
appeared as a result Of the vogue foi
white One Of the most attractive
pieces is made up OF crepe and plaii
stripes. the latter spotted with dots
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-05-04

Quintiliian says the perfection q
art is to conceal art Theu the young
miss whose mother. asked to admire a
irst effort, admitted the production
was rose or q COW. she would be
blest II she knew which. had. almost
reached the arr pinnacle. as # were.
fou have heard Of the man who don't
know any more about art than a pig
does about skating He exists in every
village and is usually found IN the
front row at an art exhibit. talking
slibly Of Michael Angelo. Raphael and
Dennis O OTooles masterpieces. stand
ing first on one leg and then on the
other (the man. not the masterpiece)
and looking as wise as an educated
billy goat fall of paint brushes. paint
cans and canvas. This individual is
usually the town whitewasher or
signpainter who paints over a tin
alphabet with yellow ochre and plenty
of oil to make it spread easily He
believes in the natural rather than the
acquired art His theory is that an
artist should be born not made the
same as poet He daubs and daubs
and has more canvas covered with
landscape than there were rods in the
fence Tom Sawyer and his chums
painted for Aunt Polly The local pa
per tells him he has a future before
him as big as a dray load of empty
piano boxes. and he believes IT, He.
continues to paint from Nature, and
with natural talent, until some sad
day lie awakens to the fact that he is
only an understudy to Whistler and o
thlrd-rate Phidias at best He has
learned the sad lesson that only care
ful, painstaking preparation, right
methods and liberal foundation ad.
mits one to the real realm OF art as
painter. Even then. in the words Of
Pericles.
In framing an artist art hath thus de-
creed
To make some good. but others to ez-
ceed"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-05-04
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/ must hope; be must watch. And he
must ever be ready for bis coming
Lord
All these he indeed must do But
be surely win do them with tae aid
Of him who IS ever ready to help
those who strive to have his image
formed within them
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-05-04

Heaven being sure. the strangest
anomaly in The world Is mems care
iessness with relation to It. In few
years, and perhaps tomorrow. you
Will see in a startled moment that
al your life should have been spent
in making sure Of heaven. and pre-.
pairing yourself for It.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-05-04

bow length ending in long points be
low it. They generally have cape col.
lars, and some are made IN light
colored Yelyets trimmed with point
lace. but fur is not considered a suit
able trimming
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-05-04

Beautiful, brilliant blue Of the true
sapphire hue gains more aud more In
favor When lt was introduced a
year or more ago womankind was
afraid Of g. and only the most dar-
lng OF the ultrR-fashionables would
touch q al all While an entire hat
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-05-04

Down at Ann Arbor the students
are engaged in a mad carnival OF hair
cutting Not satisfied with mere
shear trimming. the razor is welded
until the victims head looks like a
skating rink for flies. About half the
male students are wearing skull caps
TO simulate a beauty Of top-krot no
longer theirs. while the other half
is keeping close to the girls to pro
tect their endangered integuments
The reason they are adhering to the
society OF the fair students is because
the female persuasion is in favor OF
hair on the heads Of the young 10
harios. and. Furthermore. because
the trouble Is an over the segregation
business. anyhow The students who
favored no petticoats began a ruth
less siege Of hairshaVing. The eiri.
boys argued that what was good for
Peter vas good for Paul and they i'm.
mediately made friends with the
negro BARRIERS. borrowed. boaght and
stole "razzers" and went al it. The
girls ere helping and at this writing
honors are almost even. From the
horoscope view at present the pros
poets gre there wont be a student
with asir long enough TO write poetry.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-05-04

A young woman who gave up
neither candy nor theaters during
Lent. had no real love for the young
man who WAS earnestly striving to
save enough money to buy a spring
overcoat It is easy to tell when a
young woman is really spoons on
young man. When She first meets
him she helps him spend his money
at mad gallop. She is 20 more com
siderate OF his bank account than
an iconoclast who sets out with a
sledge hammer to batter down a few
Old marble monuments. She accepts
his presents with intrepid yalor.
praises his livery horses and the
steerer OF his devil wagon with vol
luminous fattery, partakes Of his
after-theater refreshments with wild
abandon, and meets every opportun-
ity to spend more Of his substance
with glad and generous welcome.
But when she begins TO feel strick-
en- she goes slower Finally. when
she is really in a state to capitulate,
she crawfishes like a lobster and
asks MN 70 cut II all out except
few flowers now and then and the
cheap sunshine of his presence. Then,
my boy, you have her, and il you
don't claim your own the investment
yOn have been making is a dead loss
and no prospect OF even two per
cent recapitulation From the time
she is yours she will begin to save
your money like a miser who is work.
ing hard at boarding after a complete
rest she will keep Il up long after
you are married. and at times you
will be compelled to go to her. con
fess a spendthrift habit and borrow
fifteen cents for a shave; ten for the
face and fve for the neck. Don't
tell her that, however. or she win
give you but ten and offer to shave
your neck herself Don't let her do
It. She might cut you.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-05-04

Any married man who has moved
once or twice, and has had the advice
OF the family and the neighbors
about hanging the pictures IN his
happy home. viii feel sorry for Presi-
dent Roosevelt.
Do you recall how you wanted to
hang that copy Of the Battle Of Mara
thon at right angles TO the light in
the front parlor? Your wife insisted
on Il being suspended al an opposite
angle to the shafts Of Old Sol, and
directly IN the vortex OF a reflection
from a French mirror, in whose
liquid depths might be seen the soft
colorings OF a group OF Simmond' s
graces disporting at the springs.
Can you chase your memory back
70 your daughters blushing confusion
over the prominent wall space you
chose for the bevy Of Venetian
naiads? And are you not reminded
with vlvidness Of the shocked and
paIned face Of Deacon Strawberry's
better-half at hnding you insistent on
the suspending Of an alleged Raphael
madonna in full glare Of the library
window?
And do you not-but why continue?
At last you got down on your step
ladder in disgust and told the bloom
ing chumps" to hang their own pic
lures where they darned pleased"
Eh?
Wen. think OF Roosevelt There
Eere about you during this ordeal
only those who loved you. OF who
felt an interest in your happy home
About Roosevelt. as be stands on the
ladder with his arms fun of pictures.
are thousands OF critics, liberals. con-
tractionists. old maids and grabbed
bachelors. women who have declared
repeatedly. The lips that touch
liquor shall never touch mine," and
who have never been deceived: men
whose ideas Of art are as warped as
a Eastwood slab in August sunshine.
crafty individuals, with political in
surrections to kindle. conniving ca
mines with trouble to breed. emo
tional characters with tears to shed.
yellow newspaper reporters with jobs
to hold-and others,
Think. Oh. think. Of Roosevelt
Compare your task with his and
be happy that you are Just plain
American citizen and not president
or this great United States with a
new White House and a big bunch
OF pictures 10 hang thereinl
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-05-04
New Model for SIX Waist.

Blouse Of silk, slashed open IN an
original way over bands Of satin, to
which the edges are stitched down
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-05-04

The political cannon's deep. gut.
mral detonations are-stilled. The dead
are gathered up. but there is stiIl left
that delectable nectar Of uncertainty.
win them doggoned garden seeds
sprout or sprout nott" Selah!
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-05-04

The mouth is a hiatus In the face.
trap-door to the internal regions
When a boy we learned a lesson well
regarding this wonderful oritce from
which so many fool utterances spring.
A band OF nomadic Indians were en-
camped near the village and as we
stood about the camp on one foot be-
cause the other was afflicted with a
stone bruise, we we're accosted BY a
dirty buck, who had a wonderful Bit
Of mechanism about his person, the
sight Of which he was willing to hawk
for a new slungshot we had recently
purchased. For this weapon he agreed
TO exhibit cute ivory case inclosed in
a covering OF leather. In the center
Of the wonderful box glowed living
fame. and behind Il a red strawberry
grew. He was intensely passionate In
speaking of his curiosities. and IN less
than five minutes a bargain was
struck. BY permission our chnm was
allowed 10 enjoy the sight Of the treas
ures. Having wrung this much Of a
concession out OF the bargain. we
transferred our slungshot to his
charge and keeping Then the swarthy
aborigine opened his bunghole OF
oratory- pointed at his teeth and
grunted:
imp. Heap big ivory boxt~
Out came his tongue
"lniun's red flame. much red"
Then with his solled finger he d.
reeted the gaze far into his yawning
throat, 10 his palate:
Hump. Big strawberry White
face see?r
Having thus fulfilled his part Of the
contract he turned away. grinning al
our discontinue.
We have had a dislike for the tawny
- mt-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-05-04


Jack Frost is universally regarded
as the swiftest painter extant. As
brush singer. however. Madam
Nature is some pumpkins About the
time the billy-goat begins to snia At
the tin cans in the alley. brought to
view By the disappearance OF a win
ter's snow. Madame Nature gets busy
with her can Of green paint On
every tree she hangs her mantle OF
daub. plates the grass blades and
signals the cottage owner to get out
his lawn mower Then she grabs. her
tubes OF vari-colors and is away to
the sunny. brushy hillsides, where
she revels in anemones. violets. Gro
euses and wind flowers. Delicate is
her brush and constant Is her toll.
the perfume Of her presence ciingine
to her handiwork. When she has I'm
ished we have Spring. the May-dsy
festivals and the May-baskets. AS an
artist she excels the masters.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-16
SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY

~ Edward s. skinn and othsTs. PLANTING. against
Of an nterIoeutory judgment q
action bearing date the twenty SuFth day of Iune 1902
@ 19e @ S p6 a9cion at the Ne YcrS Real Estst;
salssroos No III Broadway Borough Of MzT6asta1 oa
twelve o,ciock noon On that DAY BY P9eE - T. e. -
sold therein described follows: All that certain
ssc t2 ts 95 n Of ana 6 @ N the so6uh o
follows to VIII BsEinn,as at point on & 5s 1ortheTg s
& SIZE 9S m Mater n sts 9sSn So the .stsFiy "a. of oIn
street and running thence northsry and nearly P9rs
an 1ne thence parable: with wafer street
pararisl With Oliver Street two % feet and Ave 5j
inches; thence westerly and parallel with Water street
parallel with Street hyeight (5s) feet thres
Street and thence along water street
place beginning Being the premises known as No
2 Water IS tTSet wstch Tsse gulsnsS iS y Ss9 %
D skIin his sisters by deed dated ana recorded
once in Lber 05 Of Conveyance At psgs 81 and which
fGtasats and Without issue desceudad 10 said simeon D.
Simeon D skirin at the time Of his death toSsthsr
Nth all t5r night h.. tit7 ~ b ana Tim e 5 nf5 @ me iaa
The street and lands adjacent thereto Al those lots
erected situate lying and being In the Borough Of Man
follows 70 VII: BesnninE at point ne nor.heEy
one and onehals ~ inches westerly from the westerly
side Of Catharne Street and running thence noTthSry
parallel with Catharns nnetytwo J9 feet ana
sn s 3 9 aTf hs3 o t o nsa fo s s:s:
twenty-five 2J) and three one-duarter CsS<)
inches thence nOrhery parallel with Cath
arfne Street point hundred 900 sizhs
from Cherry Street.
audn parallel with Cherry rs,
feet FIVE thence southeriy nearly parallel
C1tharine Street ninety-nne 991 feet eleven
CIli) inches the norherIy
Street and thence eaSerIy along Street htty 0)
place OF beginning. being premises
Nos 1O6. and IOsIz whIC1
ouit-claImsd by Simeon n . A
Elizabeth Skllin Anna Skillin,
by Ieed dated and recorded December 3 IN ths
New York County Registers once EIber E05 oY Con
Yeyances e6 and which premises
each Of said sisters Efeh
issue Simeon n Skin az their hefr A.
law which owned D skillfp AZ th4
time together Witn rEht tIsS4 ara
interest Of Simeon D. Sklln at the tIru~ ~ bia
and the streets alleys premises Racsoy
thereto and subject to all existing rights way over
certain seyway IN the Of portion premises
II subject whatever rights
any. the owners OF adjacent buildings
the walls Of the buildings said party
walls.
Dated New York February Path. 1903
- JOHN A. STRALET Referee.
GEORGE e. HOLT Esq. Attorney Sor PiartifFs "a
Pine Street. New York City. Borough Of Manhattan
The following diagrams OF the 90 Be
showing the street numbers thereof
Street and 1o8 ios and ioSfs Cherry Street:
PARCEL NO. L
No. 372 Water Street.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-16
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Station and stations foot Of Desorosses ana
Streets Street $50 Fulton Street aS BroadWey
and Pennsylvania Annex Station. BrookIyn: ! %
Jersey City. New York Transfer Company Tl!i gar
for and check baggage from hotels and residences
through TO destination. - ,,. ,,.r
Street. for Pennsyvanla
road Cab Service.
W. W. ATTERRITRY. J r. WOOD,
General Manager. Genl PASSENGER AEenE