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The Washington times., 1903-10-17
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.


WANTED-Situation as chambermaid or nurse
for invlaid. 5l7 9TH st. NV. 1t
WANTED-By young white woman, work by
day. Address BOX $50, this Office. oc17-3t
WANTED-By reliable colored girl, day work
or cleaning Office. Apply l10s 4th st. nv. 1t
FIRST CLASS. experienced houseworkers, ready
for work; plenty Of good help on hand. APP
ply III N s.. NV. ocI7-2t
WANTED-By reliable colored girl, place as
chambermaid, lady's wash cleaning to do.
Call or address u Goat alley NV ocl7-2t
Neutrality-suspicious. in private families, By
seamstress Address BOX 495, this Office.
ocl1-5t
WANTED-By white woman, house cleaning.
Friday and Saturday, washing out. Address
BOX 400. this Office. ocl6-3t
WANTED-By young lady stenographer, situa-
ton; moderate wages. Address BOX 463. this
Office. ocIB-2t
WANTED-Place as housekeeper for elderly gen
teman. Address BOX 439. this Office. ocl5-3t
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
FOR RENT-APARTMENTs

FOR RENT-New fats on Lincoln Park Nos.
1872 10 1924 Massachusetts, ave ne five rooms
and bath each; coal and gas ranges; large front
and back yards; polished floors; two large
porches; rent SIS. II. r. H0WENSTETN, 1914 +
81 NV oc1e.Qt
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WANTED-ROoMS.


unfinished rooms; three on
second floor, two third floor: three adults:
housekeeping; modern house: not over s35 per
month; west Of 18th ST. and north OF / st. NV
Address BOX 504 this Office ocl7-3t
WANTED-Three or four unfurnished rooms.
bath and heat; for light housekeeping. or part
Of house in Northwest; rent moderate. Address
BOX J02, this Office. 1t
WANTED-Second floor fat; four rooms; state
particulars. Address BOX 4s2, this Office.
ocl7-2t
WANTED-One or two furnished or unfurnished
rooms for man and wife for light housekeeping
Southwest preferred. Address BOX 492, this
Office II
NANTED-By man. wife, and four-year child,
two furnished rooms for light housekeeping;
moderate rent; possibly board. address BOX
4SS. this Office. 1t
NANTED-Two rooms, completely furnished for
light housekeeping, by young married couple
Address with terms, BOX as, this Office.
CclC2t
WANIED--Room IN exchange for private tut
ton 70 a boy, by experienced tutor Address
BOX as, this Office. ocI5-3t
WANTED-Two connecting rooms. suitable for
light housekeeping; centrally located; state
price. Address BOX Az, this Office. ocI5-3t
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WANTED-Ten white mattresses, today, SIS,
room and board. for up-to-date boarding house.
DICKS HOTEL AGENCY, 18th st. and Penn
Evlyunfa ave- Ocl62t
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-Four room house on Sheriff road,
one quarter mile from District line; free fire.
wood; place for chickens and garden; 81 per
month; one car fare. H. L. CHRISTIAN
North Deanwood, D. G. ocl7-2t
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-i4I5 L St NV. two fats. with
bath and heat. Apply LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER,
900 F ST. NV. Ocl7-tf
FOR RENT-First-class modern six-room fat;
glass-inclosed balcony; gas cooking range; sun
shine in every room; cool IN summer: $50
month, with heat. l712 14th ST. oci7-3t
FOR RENT-New four room and bath fats
$3.50; near Dupont Circle 2l35 Newport place
ocl53t
FOR RENT-In '"The Owasco," II ST. ne. a
beautiful fve-rOom apartment All modern inn
provements; steam heat, hot water. ianitor
service, and convenient 10 cars. GEO TRUES-
DELL. Room z. Wyatt Building. oe6-a
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WANTED-skirt hand; one who has had ex
perience IN taking charge. go nth st. NV.
ocl68t
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wANTFD-A reliable colored FOR gen
eraI homework; stay at night; good wages.
l4s7 Meridian ST.. Mount Pleasant. ocl5-st
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WANTED Thoroughly competent workers on
women's coats: alterations. Apply PARKER
BRIDGET 4 90. oclG3t
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wANTED-Girl for general Homework. 100
Lydecker ave. NV ocl6-2t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-Stoves of all kinds, for cash HOP
WOOD, Sth and SITS. NV. Telephone Main
2756-M ocl7-3t
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WANTED Respectable colored woman. general
housework; also young girl nurse; go home
nights. CSC Q St NV. It
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WANTED-An experienced lady hairdresser and
also a manicurer and an apprentice girl 10
learn the trade, at MISS L. CADMAN, rs 18th
NV II
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WANTED--ro rent or lease, a farm; house not
less than sight rooms, and twelve acres; close
70 cars; ! rtes reasonable. Address BOX 49,
this ofice- ocl5-at
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WANTED-A young saleslady with some expe-
rience in a worsted and fancy store. Apply at
Cl5 9th ST. NV. IL
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WANTED-A competent and reliable woman
FOR general homework for family OF three; ref
erences required Call after 6 p. m, OF ON
Sunday, 1920 Q St nw. 1t
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NV. II
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WANTED-Colored woman 20 scrub and wash
dishes. Ill 9th ST NV. II
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wANTED-Girl for general housrwork. s42t
Center st. NV. II
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-Rsliable girl for general homework:
three in family; reference. 1902 sth s.. NV. Ii
WANTED-Energetic lady having little money
Can secure hrst-class business paving $3.50
mopth. Cali NEW YORK PATTERN PAR
IORS, 1920 G st. NV; rare chance. It
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WANTFD-Colored woman 70 cook wash, iron
and TO do hOusework; references required. 307
NJ II NV II
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wANTED-RooMS AND BOARD.

WANTED-Pleasant room, with good board.
Tor settled couple; near Navy Yard Address
". G. MARTIN, Congress Heights. It
WANTED with refined Jewish family
by two young men; best references. Address
BOX 4s6, this Office. 1t
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WANTED Experienced young man cut meats.
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wANTED-Good. reliable woman for general
homework IN small family. Apply II Z st. NV.
ocl6-3t
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for cash. HOLLYWOOD. sth
and sts Telephone Main 275e-M. Sell your
goods 20 the who gives you the most
money ocIT-Qf
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WANTED-Good colored woman cook; also
chambeumaid good wages. Apply basement
Monday. 9i2 L NV. II
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WANTED-Cspsble colored woman for genera
housework; bring references. 637 Maryland
ave. ne II
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NANTED-Girl to work with tailor. Apply
at once Us 18th NV oc17-8t
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wANTED-A good cook for hotel or boarding
house. Call 3O7 ID ST. sw 1t
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FOR RENT-oFFIcE ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Rooms for Office purposes; second
floor: Pennsylvania ave- NV, north side. he.
tween 9th and 9TH sts. rent reasonable. Ad-
dress BOX 497. this office. ocl7-st
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR RENT-Stable; two stalls; loft; cheap I
responsible party. 600 St Sc. ocI6-9t
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WANTED--A house with rooms attached, where
confectionery business can be done. Address |
BOX 5o3. this office 1t
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WANTED-Four plain cooks. SIS; settled
nurse. two chamhermaids, general workers.
1911 10th 81. 1t
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-10
7nfing,,sf n,fdiH;tfYT

Did you ever go into factory and no1
.ttfce HoWioexpeftt thea workers are. with
,their: hands. hqw; almost altoHa ticaily
the emotions arss madee Ibid you evel
oefa 4, sYsryth1hg stnad IN iusl
the right place and always,dn,;tle, same
plhssy|fioM' . wp 'f ;i esGpp}d
can learn: TO W6rk Without; :, waiting fol
brain and eyes to tell them. where to find
things, if, your tools and clothes are all
waHSsin the, yame place. the right place.
'Apf courses ctN6d work atyeufibest whe1
you do not have to waste th8GgM 81
routine work.-Agricultural Epitomist
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-10
Notes ON separat,ng Milk.

J. w. Newman, in a talk to a Canadian
dairyman, said: milk fresh and warm
as ii comes from the e1w IL m me bast
conditions, for: separation. 4; ptAeEwife
aerate| and scool; lo:ito digHfsI|WhA
ready to separate heat the MI agah
Above:sSo, ggfetl1I 6y:tsoha: Gtjntinuots
heater that will hold SUFFICIENT milk %
keep the separation: going at. least fifd
minutes Butter: fat is mott = good cob 8
,ductors ~ Heat, not equal to skfhm ID
asmill;;f thsrefqre. SUFFICIENT time for ell
pansion 81 TIE tat should T. allowed b
sfoys, milk is feA,fntla aparator, :Heati8g
milk reduces lisa tAtreassffs ID
capacity and insures more exhaustifd
separation. Avoid vibration, Tow spe4j
soverfeeding separator. )l6vs1tempefatukd
eE waktRg very hsszX cream ey ss1y
men1. !"
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-10

10 cross oy tne plank' 10 "a o
In spite of himself he-xoueg nAh
drew 1saeA 4 udds4 mar yzPg fear
caas pylr hhJ ID bdkrie ID ben
tied together by the workmen and f1
across the opening in the dome. T
3kne4pqt lnsaperture nearly three hun.
3dAd Il et1fbm the marble floor of III
church; and this was the bridge he
sss '1Elsss Il K 1ss ~
sq4tii6z6w 81
WMts glanced down at the light,
AgmAl&stS0on Pr below. sAAlA
he looked, procession of priests
s 5dg:s s|. $s Ffs re- ssSst ssea a
him to-; fpe- necessity Of action; 10,
sstref> tealf-command. Turning, che
4 s. an.agonist with it h, his . eye;
sdalllgI e1dSBt hhdsl :tht,tghj. loose
clothing. A hand to hand. struggle
SIS S., 2s s' ai. sf san's
end in only one way. TO appeal to the
workmen would bs, equally useless.
Montanan would '7Be,Nr6nn INN At the
first call for help. - ~; =,
''This-chance," e,.:satd at length,
with sarcastic emphasfssi''.l5ykhy % you
give it?"" - : aae41 :EsA
Montanartt shrugged houldssl
''There may be. many re- L. II !
killed the slEnore he; woAt tttep:
but to cross the dome soAh yt,one
arrives safely. at the othef
The pauss5 9seiently eloquent.
Then he continaa6f '3:Rethaps it is my
fancy; perhaps l As2eAip sf rib to
commit murder :aiEsau5IiA5 :"
Willis laughed, 1ng 1ehsantly in ap-
preciation ;cfa the others possible
irony. ~, IN .
Would YOU cpnsideu your hapdscleaa
if l should take q header of that
.bQard?"
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-10
-se1ectfon OF seed Corn.

Select1OM OF SG60 C0fM.
It Is very important to depend upon
Ef5i{fs seed t6f1f Y0f me NAM pEft
Ecrop and nso1M9Yt9Ppofte1 seH0 81
E;kernels S4sasI n4ezl1Irpiform size aad
RshaaRs e Pafs aii.s eERelMiss i %tl X
kany pldaeaGsofh GmAG1s 1oH the ell
eshould be cJthqoksb from butt to ti6;
Eth,s Tssa. '3I asSss3S ihsS{Rss 3
kcob. The tan0iNAns1rta undesirable
kIhe rows Of kernels should run paralne
With the cob. stIaight ard feg6lar.-
Rural World.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-10
TIE: EARN. CARRIAGE,
rhsEs n: ~. ~ rss =. WY II sA..a -
j. .:Iot. Ne Comfortable. the. r..
aii:':' 10 ios YeaA:AfoulAi :; -. 3 ..i;

,A,ltttie devfee Illustrated by the Rural
New Yorker viii aud much. tot com-
for&..ofe riding IN. q canopy topped car
rtage. where SnAetance is frequently
felt from,ahe sun shining in at one side
or other III at tie back, it may be.
J A piece Of cloth, preferably Of the same
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-10

color as the upholstering of the carriage;
is pulled over two bands Of elastic.
F4u1kssare seyed, at &the ends Of f4ese.
bands, as shown, the hooks being cover
led with cloth This little curtain can
then be stretched aid 'hooketl'to the up
rights on either side OF the carriage or
across the back: putting it at the right,
height to protect the face from. THE sun.
1T will also serve excellently as . winda
lbireak..,:@If the. hooks are covered with
rubber they will be less inclined to slip;
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-10

! "a saPSS n s,ll II atsy1Bt {,
you whether leave Rome by the req
ular route or by the gate of the Pr6E
estant csQetery?" s;.. =
!, f'ThatA fxA as the sigppE4 pieasesr'
+MrYa5aAgered tnf mifeain! bis .pocs
ct. skftar aff=why hot dit like q MAJ
and not like a monkey capering on J
tight rope. Yet-he hesitated; life p
dear st,2asrand there was chance.
So, summoning all his resolution, lie
made his eh N99i1e1e,1IS1ettins bis feet eau
where return ywas impossible. ste&
ping carefully, yet firmly, he was SUI
prrissedS at the cleanliness of his head, tie
evenness of iss|,ear4 beats. He could
iss nsss sSfS sf's s51ss
nearly to the middle. lof the planM.
There they were. rnually, wired To-
gether. .4ad. with. ,,theaweight of his
A29ay fal iasSf,H IS 81 ;Ess'i1E tse
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-10
!. q CARE ! 5 OF DIRT !. ROADS. !:


n dltviAk 'AgmBsE. p 1aaf &: 1,t #,
.oads' last fall. E,.notieed that. almost
without exception, they srei !! S'a a
true that we ,had g h oa sunniet fof 1;
roads,. hut that only makes Il, The more
Imperative to look after them b, z and a' pet
the waterrunning otnroperly before the,
ground freezes. The side bitches should
be cleaned out and the sluice openings
cleared Of silt and fallen grass. In places
the water had broken, acrSss the road
owing to an obstructed ditch. and there
were fiat stretches where drainage was
so bad that water was almost on levef
With the wheel track. When roads go
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-10


l am Giuseppe Montanari. who Vas ID
MlHHYtfI .sss ,i0R|3 lrAu@.s,.,'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; wfifS- said,
LANentlytEifN fWM. 4 IN a. yet IN
the. dark. IL this perhaps part OF the
observation-disclosures
ID Nonhainasislq kAsatblesnaaso N care
saethiRs0 f0E The. Atgnaqas words" he
Aet& 1tti; ddIss Eithls ;iNbat, aAa i4as done
.taet .&aGab e, 9eass ..Ihisf Pontha
thought q Pfaslne 81 f 1ittes Sc together.
'sf4s 4lA1AEa kl fS 5lI p dl1 $6ple day
0 thib dle 8''sAf turns
sssa Rsassa II; ss@ s tss"s q
bq,1ialssaax n1aT1p Lneasily. Tn.
paAlia i 4 thaa,slApa ansstsiainply made
.naaAeq,4ASaEAt1 sat14sOepd1aAtA mind
engaged in q rapid reconstruction Of
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-10
! 0166olodlb y
+; afr: 49, s; !;

Miss Muriel Armitage, So Gree
wood Ave-, Detroit, Mich, Dist1
N0rgaaiAetof ths,H oVSl Templarsy
eniSF s;aa4G Ie %oma .s's na;a sa
shrinks from making her troubl1
. tsh to q p FL ea @ 81
d her n kes ~ ben it is
az E. Fl Z -. fl - |e.r. ~
u3Srinl rec ~ ks.Xl Eh brougSA
on hysteria and made me physt
wreck. tried doctors from the o.;
|xtefeht schools ol,nte9ikine, but W
out any perceptible change in IL
condition. III my despair 1 called -
m old nurse, who advised me toV
FPefdna, and p3foHi1isesd. good nkgultR
| ! wspll,persstan4 tale itregulas
/ thought this was The least / could
do and procured 4 AHtsle. knew ~
soon "a I began taking it that it Y4d
affecting me differently from ahfI
thin haA " I'd yef@fe, pdso U
p %eakSI ss&sEaa En- al ed SIREN rer -
and health, and when I had rs
fifteen bottles / considered 4mys
e1tielH cured: I Am e ggate'
f14 '!!a; !. 1gp33u4G" 7hGr n5
Perapa cures catarrh of the pef =
33fR6G with the same surety 81
cures catarrh of the head. Pert
has become renowned as q post =
cure ,for. female ailments simply
cause the ailments are mostly d'f
ITO casaarh. Catarpl,. is the caus
the trouble. Peruna cures the r.
tarrh. The symptoms disappealH
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-10

ene past, 1Eeedsod lllllE u eelee1llls q
poorer figure than he cared to admit.
'..Montanari," he said, upon my hon
or there has been no-Wrong-
81 know that" interrupted the other
81 Igill
mistakes-there has been wrong. H6k
setta is spoiled foR, her owe -peopl( =
sss xS8m ~ aa le%s
G9d knows how it will ali end"
F' ~ KS AfSXSsS 81 AZ
dying words?" He had opened -
itfs l9 ssa q Re in Is pocket. resol? "A!
marked . M
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-10


were fiat stretches where drainage was
so bad that water was almost on level
:, XItR tas EassI tEsski when sGaSs g
t sesss sa ,$ ~ Al Lea ~
9 Tss IN e aI e sa
heseds Eere ; tA ,. llee.fd to shift
nxstk SRA haAeSits 6rec1ce to go
BE }5f III sA2lS} 'n3sa1i}}|aa
renewed here and q few a td tbAar s saYe
many 1iollaxn Of, expense later, pQ. eapA
keep the road iAKasaar2zahly geud shapea
ene never sees ahyS1eose stUndssttr the
'fodd bed IN that district ether q But; asl
farmers WHO afe 6saarrf che foads
Mdsfers' are TOD Busy; " fft fl thefr X!6sarg
toh ii saeEhl Ss5 a. n
times. .ss;r :. 81 =.
10 IRs sthxSsgitatiopa fos omacadamized
i fSaas RI S ,s 81 eigissts
as evils Is be endured until the stone
OH$S&nHH MkS CgklE Hldcqn 14RE4HguA3
;|8E :, I EllSlt9s 4 s sts':]A sia III
Ss az aqe
about acts. Q& al the6 mill iy eo{n-
try roads ttu Ahe,.spn1goafS;idnA rule,
aepeethiass intelezablsnbxt The. aepeAy
is not tnstoaes raadss huffman Improve
s "a = aeists|sIss H. a|ts I'D.
eng off of hills and filling in oflow places,
with under, drainage and with. CONSTANT
supervision by competent road builders,
dirt roads would be different from what
they are At the same time, this kind q
work would be preparatory 10 tie stone
surface which would ultimately :" be
added. sT halarsiin ral ls I og snfin-
tenance Of our common roads need over
hauling, and the administrator of'thlm
be placed. in more scientific and COM
petent hands than It at present: Grant
Davis, in Rural New Yorker. .,
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-10
c.,y...s.. m. :, Dali, s.:ess}i asies:;

cs,yrssse NJ. ~ daily s.s e9. asEes s
IHHEN willis SAP NJ . ,,ttpto. ST. AftsrA
IA m aaaeRe ). Rps e.a9 & tt4s.. ;paSeFp
insItaa %@Rsf. @eRtAf: . ASs Eass sttl@
pos essed by the sense Of injury that
had been his everefieee b be- lad .l hEg,
an hour beforI7aaa 4hstasbastlo see
litt Ros6atAf lsa Isaer thassafsaass
neal Tasso's oak.
At their last nesting, d she tod
him, between the bursts of weeping,
Of .hax-fathar,s decentralization to have
her wedding take place within a
month, Willis had understood the ne
q 20 3 Z; ~
49, - A..
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-10

-uatarily looked doMnXard.- There vas
IN instant singing il his ears; 2 cloud
81 bblacEhessEfhe6 IF fife. Sbread o.
i A3Es: ; EI E: r.: ! Il g]. rs s
an effort of will almost superhumahI
he stGppaA closing, Hfasdyes and strfsf4
ing to master the vertigo threateni1 d
EE}1'HA1 AkN{dAtEa eal.k St:7l,ul ;3!tI,ln,..
priests. 1t surged into his ears, deaf
snips biz 4. sg afRa P2Sat from IS
longer he4t..ID check xriutsd. For meas
uxeless.. time A4e gealea1 through spasdl
on a thread suspended from world I'd
world: III. glip 81 81 Tf6ty. Then 81
lasty dyons the daa'saesG, surrounding
him %a21n . 5gsse faces ST
k'hrsggali 1aas.g,ooS, Powerful s1 III hs ISL
kofe5es gapiRg11ysGs e3K28IX5%1
have shrunk. crossing herself.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-03-13
Some Younu.oId People.


Mrs. Cast bury writes from Phila-
celphia to her 75-yearold son in New
York that she never felt so gay and
jolly in her life as At this very time
and feels quite positive that she viii
live to be ov n 100 Her handwriting
Is like copperplate. it is so steady and
clear At 81 she is planning amuse-
ments five ,ars ahead Old Man"
Cochrane. a highly respected citizen Of
Brooklyn, aged SO, walks from his
home IN Lewis avenue to Richmond
Hill, a distance of seven miles. 10
romp on the lawn with his grandchil-
dren The late Secretary Gresham's
mother has Just celebrated her Tooth
birthday, hs and hearty The ad
vertising collector and assistant adj
vertising manager Of the Detroit Free
Press is younger at 81 than any other
man on the paper He walks thirty
or forty miles aday, takes a drink
whenever he feels like it. and plays
cards until midnight James F. So
cor. at IS. superintends bis farm and
country place at Pelham Manor. and
there is scarcely a day that be does
not handle a rake or hoe himself. As
a diversion be pushes a lawn mower
There are others Glory to every
green and vigorous old sge!-as Chas.
A. Dana said
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-03-13
BUT ONE SUCCESS.
Many So.Cslled Cures, but They
Don't Accomplish the De.
sired Results.

Out ofall the different Q hodG
OF treating the liquor habit there
is but one real success. The So
called cures and worthless home
treatments don't cure any more
people than the quack doctor or
fakir on the corner who sells cheap
nostrums aud the man who exper-
iments with them generally pays
dear for his experience. Dr. Nc
Kama has cured hundreds Of men
who spent many hundreds of dol.
lars and wasted enough time to be
cured dozen times, in the effort to
get relief from the 80 called cures.
bat did not tiud it until they came
to Dr.. Mckanna, II is no idle
boast to say that DR.. McKanna has
the only successful treatment for
the liquor habit yet discovered, i,
and it will not take anyone long TO
fiad it out If he makes the round
of these so called cures. DR.. Nc.
Kanna's treatment is not au exper-
iment or an unknown quantity, as
1t has been practised for more than
ten years and has record for per.
manent cures unheard of in any
other treatment. Everyone should
remember that it Is not q danger
Gus hypodermc or worthless home
treatment, but a success that has
never yet failed to fully cure every
desire or craving for liquor and
build up the system that was dam
aged by liquor. If liquor has got
the best of you or any of your
friends whom you are interested in
eeing cured, call or write for full
information Address DR.. j. A j..
MeKanna, at his nearest Office
Kansas City, Mo-, corner llth and
McGee streets; phone 236 Main,
Chicago, III 182 Dearborn street,
phone 1889 Central. Oklahoma
Cily, West Ninth street.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-03-13
a Modest PhIIanthronLsl.

John H. Glenn, son Of a rich philan-
thropist and bis bride. ths daughter
of J. Wilcox Brown. president Of the
Maryland Trust company. have re-
turned from honeymoon in Europe
20 take up their abode in Baltimore
not 10 the fashionable section but in
the heart of the tenement disirict
"We decided TO move down here 81
order 70 be in closer tot h with the
people with whom we wish to worl,
hr Glenn explains. Many of item
We have known for a long time and
are very much attached to them.
There IS nothing in the rumor Of our
going IN for social settlement WORK
or Of attempting any sort Of organiza.
tion. We win just try TO do what we
can in a modest way.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-03-13


CITY OFFICERS
Mayor-R + scohern
Police Judge-H l. Gfigsby.
Attorney -Alger Melton.
Chief OF Police, b l. Hopkins
Clerk and Assessor w T Cloud.
Treasurer--W NJ Edwards.
ALDEnMEs
lst ward--B B Smith, webb Hendrix.
2nd ward E Fletcher. w A Ferguson
5rd ward.-w W Whiteman, d r Yeoman
lth ward Frank Brown W II Bright.
The city council meets every ist and srd
Thursday nights Of each month al the Mayors
Office
COMMlrTEES
Street and Alley-Frank Brown. d. 4. Yooman
W.. A, Ferguson, B P. smith.
FINANCE
Webb hendrix, W. w. whilema1, ". H.Brlghi
FlRE
L S Fletcher, Webb Hendrix. B smith.
ORDFANCE
W. A. Ferguson L S, Fletcher, .. smith.
PuLIoE.
smith. Frank Brown. D Z Ycoman
PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS
w w Whiteman, Webb Hendrix, w II Bright
WATER WORKS.
Frank Brown, + S Fletcher, Webb Hendrix.
AUDITING
Smith. " Ferguson. DF Yeoman.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-03-13

Warren Fleming, a 9-year cid
boy OF Belleyille, a suburb Of ST.
Louis, met bis death Wednesday
n a manner that indicates suicide.
He returned from school 10 al ex-
cited frame Of mind, the cause OF
which has not yet been ascertained.
Entering The house through the
rear door be threw his books ou
the table and walked quickly TO
The front room. Immediately ai-
ierwards q report was heard, and
bis sister, rushing to where the
sound came from, found her little
brother lying on the hoor, with
rifle, still smoking beside him.