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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-01

Crumb Pie-Soak a pint of bread
crumbs in milk. Beat three eggs, add
half a cup OF sugar Line two pie
plates with crust and strew over
enough raisins TO cover bottom. Add
the bread crumbs to egg and milk, slft-
ing in bit Of cinnamon, pour over the
raisins AMI bake about thirty minutes.
Hot Cheese Cakes-Mix one cup OF
grated cheese, half cup Of fine bread
crumbs. FIVE drops of good sauce,
good pinch OF salt, and one egg we'll
beaten. Mix well together. make into
small balls, place in frying basket,
and just before they are wanted
plunge the basket into hot fat. They
win brown in two minutes.
Orange Puff-Put one cup Of water
in a saucepan with two tablespoonfuls
OF butter. When melted stir in one
cup OF -four quickly. Cook until it
forms thick paste. Take from the
fire, and when slightly cool stir in the
yolk of four eggs. the grated rind Of
one orange, two tablespoonfuls Of or
ange juice and the well-beaten white
of the egg. Fill well CREASED custard
cups or individual molds two-thirds
full and bake in moderately quick
oven thirty minutes Serve with a
boiled custard sauce.
Cherry Bavarian Cream-This is
simply made dessert and a good one.
Soak one-quarter of box of gelatine
in one-third Of a cupful Of cold water.
placing 1t over the fire until melted.
Whip one pint OF heavy cream to a
solid froth. keeping 1t very cold. Grad
ually and lightly stir it into one-third
OF cupful OF powdered sugar and the
melted gelatine. AS the mixture thick
ems add gradually teaspoonful Of va
nllla, two and two-thirds of a cupful
of canded cherries, which have been
cut fine and soaked in two tablespoon
fuls of orange juice. Set aside to stiff
fen In individual molds or one large
enc, according to taste.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-01

After giving number Of interesting
examples OF European cities owning
tier gas, telephones. street railways,
tenements. etc, Mr.. John Martin con
clCdes his article in The Worlds Work
with this guarantee OF the movement.
In all these cases OF drastic change
and civic experiment the active agents
have been steady-going, long-headed
business men Of good standing. Not
theoretical perfection. but practical
benefit was sought. Therefore the pio.
neer activities profit the taxpayer. 80
consumer and the employe alike Bust
ness. not charity. Is stamped on theE.
Their chief pen. OF interest is their
demonstration OF the ability Of a c.s;
to manage revcnle-psoducing services
SO as to secure FOR all that advantage
which, under private management,
goes 10 . few.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-01

Before nervousness has been estab-
lished and become habit is the time
TO attack it. Once it has got posses
sion, more severe measures must be
taken to eject it-and advice will have
TO wait till the war is over "rc read
the riot act TO a mob OF emotions Is
valueless. ard he who is wise will
choose more wholesome hour for his
exhortations Before and after the
preachers hopeful occasion, not the
moment when excitement is at its
highest. and che self control we seek
TO get help from at its lowest ebb."
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-01

Lavender-scented sheets are the &C.
light Of dainty housewives. and it IS
claimed that they induce sweet sluI-
bers. The odor is exceedingly fresh.
clean and wholesome, and old-fasn-
loned housewives always scented their
linen ana napery with sprigs Of the
sweet oil flower. Italian orris root is
sometimes substituted for the layende.
If the latter cannot be procured, but
there is no reason why the farmers
wives or any one who has plot of
ground large enough for a vegetable
or flower garden should not raisa luaa-
titles of lavender ana keep the linens
deliciously fragrant
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-01
Guarding AraInst ihe lrotl.


TO clean furs there are two practic?l
and effective methods. One is by r,s,-
bing into the fur mahogany sawdus.
that has been first wet in benzine or
gasolene; the other is by rubbing with
hot sand. BY means of eiti cr fur may
be perfectly cleaned. The sawdust
used by furrlers is what is caHed I've
reering sawdast;" that is. it is from
G ing across the grain, and is shor5
I sand-like This sawdust viii not
.ck to fur like the long particles from
cutting wood with the grain 1t caa
be procured at hard-lumbes sawmills
or from fuiriers. The sand used is
that clean yellow kind free from dust,
as sea or lake shore sand, or such as is
sometimes taken from sand hills. 1t
should be made hot in a stove oven to
the degree that it can be borne by the
kindergarten heat than that endan-
gering the fur. After cleaning, furs
should OF course, be beaten with rat
tan beatei) and aired-not summed for
fear OF fading.-Woman's Home Com
panion.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-01

An adorable" organdy is Powered
over with spreading branches of bluest
larlxspur. The semi-transparent char
acter OF the soft organdy gives a gen
tly blurred effect to the larkspur, which
neightens its beauty. This is one Of
the prettiest patterns which we have
IN an organdy. and 1T is one not so
common as the gariands Of small flow
ers or the single roses, which we have
had for a long time. Lilacs In sprays
in lavender and white X another fa-
vori;e pattern for an oigandy frock.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-01
Remarkable Rii;e sight.

The London Daily Mail says That
Captain ChoieS, commanding the Natal
Volunteer Ordnance Department, has
invented q back sight by which the
most Inaccurate ride can be made 10
shoot true. Il also supplies a perfect
wind gauge without the aid of detech.
abe sighting appursenances, and does
not interfere with the principle OF any,
rifle sighting. The Invention is most
simple and Inexpensive, and suits any
panFz of rife. Captain Choles is ap-
plying for a patent. and proceeds 10
England shortly TO bring the invention
to the notice OF the War Office Expe-
rlenced rife shots here are confident
that 1t win be adopted, and also fitted
TO al machine guns OF rife calibrc.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-01

A new and imperative reason for
women to avoid the habit Of putting
pins in the mouth has been given by a
prominent physician. tuberculosis
and other contagious diseases may be
transmitted in this way, he says Even
new pins are dangerous, for in many
places. especially in Europe, boys
make business Of hunting up pins in
the streets and taking them to the fac
tory. where they are used again on
fresh papers.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-01
BROTHERHOOD.

Men stop in their haste for moment
And, wondering, gather around
On tip-toe and ask one another
What is it that lies there on the ground
An ambulance comes with a clatter,
And something is hurried away;
And the people rush onward, forgetting,
And toll and lay plans through the day.
A crash and a groan at the corner
Ambition, hope, happiness, fall
Men stop their mad rush for a moment,
And then hurry on-and that's all.
IS. E. Kiser.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-01
News : AoTEs'
NV * ~ FOR
NV WoMEN


The white linen or pique skirt is a
necessary article in the summer ward
robe. and the pure white shirt waist
is the correct thing to wear with It, 1t
may be plain, tucked or embroidered,
but it should be white and worn with
n white belt and white stock. White
waists are also worn with the beige
colored linen skirts, and some of them
have the embroidered ecru batiste col
lar.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-01
Satisfactory RUGS For summer.

Dhurrie rugs are among the most
satisfactory for the summer home.
They come in soft colors and combina-
tions of colors, as well as in vivid reds
and green's. They are from India. co.
ored with the vegetable dyes. and VIII
wear and keep their colors for an in
definite period Moths will not gel in
TO them. which Is another advantage.
and they are comparatively inexnen-
sive.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-01

Il has heen observed that en- account
Of he absence Of an atmosphere on
the moon, ana tie consequent lack Of
gradation IN shadows. the eye OF the
observer is seriously misled in Judging
the actual relief of objects forming
the lunar landscapes. Professor Prinz.
Of Brussels, las recently developed Il
method OF avoiding this difficulty. and
OF seeing the craters and other details
on the moon in their natufal proper
lions. Taking advantage OF the fact
tnat as the moon travels around the
earth the eccentricity Of its orbit pro-
duces the effect OF a slow libration. or
balancing to and fro, which cause its
face to be inclined now a little one
way and now little the other way.
Professor Prilz makes two photo
graphs OF the lunar object TO be
studied, mt opposite points in the Il
bration. ard then combines them in a
stegeoscope, whereupon the object
stands forth in full relief. This prin-
ciPle has hitherto been applied only
to photographs Of the moon MS a
wlAbe. and not te particular craters
OF regions.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-01

Sound passes through air at the ve.
locity Of l142 feet per second; through
water, 1000 feet; through iron, 1850
feet.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-01

Los Angeles Cal, has thirteen parks.
big and little, the aggregate park area
being $40 acres.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-01

Mexico's jurisdiction extends 10 more
than thirty islands.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-01

The exploration OF the air by means
OF balloons carrying sclf-registering
instruments Is pursued with much Wig
OF in Europe. On February 7th there
we've simultaneous ascents from many
points. extending from France to Aus
tria and Russia. One unnamed bal
loon Eear Paris reached an elevation
Of zl,GJG fec. not much short OF eight
miles. The temperature of the air at
that height. as shown by a self-regis-
tering thermometer, was sixty-seyen
degrees below zero, Fahrenheit. An
other balloon near Berlin found the
same temperature at an elevation To-
600 feet less. These experiments are
expected to throw much light on the
laws OF storms and atmospheric cir
culation.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-01

1t has been proved by repeated ex-
periments that straw saturated with a
solution Of lime, or common whitewash
is incombustible. This fact is Of great
Importance to the rural population. as
thatch is thus not only rendered fire
proof, but most durable.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-01

Hereafter there will be little or no
waste in steel rails. Through a pro-
cess which has just been brought to
perfection they are re-heated and re-
rolled, after which they are said to be
superior to what they were when first
turned out.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-01
scIENrIfIc ANo INDUSTRIAL.

Life Is action. The nervous system
makes action possible. There are more
than 600 nerves engaged in telegraph
ing messages to or from the brain.
Thousands Of sympathetic nerves are
kept busy at the same work.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-01

The Russian Governments recent
experiments in coking peat promise
the most satisfactory results. The
fuel produced from the peat is stated
to possess heat-giying power little in
ferior to that of coal, while it costs
one-third less. 1t is being used on the
railways between St. Petersburg and
Moscow and elsewhere. The Govern
ment is inviting manufacturers TO test
the fuel. Russia possesses enormous
tracts of peat, and il the present pros
cess OF treating it continues as sue
cessful as hitherto the country wei
probably hereafter be independent of
foreign coal. The Governments fac
tory where the experiments were car
ried on Is near the capital.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-01

Tho Rev Father Grlson, OF Stanley
Falls. Africa, writes that Europeans
have a very inaccurate idea of tropi-
cal temperatures. He passed eight
years at the equator on the Pacific
coast, he says, and never saw the mer-
curry above eighty-hye degrees. while
at Stanley Falls the maximum Is nine
ty degrees, and the nights are delici-
ously cool. On the other hand. there
are frequent tempests Of indescribabie
violence, and Father Grison has count
ed si.sty-six lightning flashes in one
minute, the thunder being continuous.
and has seen ten thunderbolts strike
within radius Of few hundred me-
ters in the space Of two hours.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-05
An Die wti6t l)tudlkrrnng uon
4llorDlQno.

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hnnft, mIih SridlclIidlulc.

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-04
FRENZIED EDUCATION

has New York school headquarters be-
statistics rcenty complied show that pupils duh and that
IS 50 from old for The class
which they being Special glasses being
soaled ehdrsa
bdsaded along
Of mental proficiency that somebody has deetod that ths
require
They up
like clothing
should Of II
has become dsgraeeu and almost crime the older boy
able fully educational
him
What all this huy7 Since when has become vis
wisdom Of 20f ppssle
prodsies Of the bulk children m
arithmetic and and how far s from Port Arthur sc
Psebarg and intricate problems that wait BIT - If
GOOD FOR THEMg
needs learning against Ignorance
be steadily and perssteny waged Il needs well Of
stronger than the generation that passing They
CLAIR brains and fine physques lungs beie
and the ability carry the leads that always increasing
weight that will surely be laid their shoulders
they forced In school early have
hammered them. America wi be cursed with adI-
that pale looking
who know much little
Before the examining lnauguated wsud
BE wise 70 ascertain the fast and development
Is not being secured at the expense Of Drawn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-04
A GREAT SERIES

THE STAR TODAY PRESENTS on ANOTHER PAGE THE
AN A No 1 SERIES TIMELY At9IcIsss WHICH
MUST or THE GREATEST INTEREST TO bsDn rNTEi.LI-
GENT AND THINKING READER sDaos CONSISTS OF
INTERVIEWS WITH THE MAYORS THE LARGEST CITIES
or THE UNITED STATES UPON TOPICS oF PRESENT IMPORT
ANcE IN EVERY CITY AND TOWN ogUNray-MusIeI-
OWNERSHIP TRANSPORTATION Cs%RtSR
VICE. PUBLIC HEALTH AND THE SOCIAL EVIL THE NAY
oRs HAVE NOT BEEN RESTRICTED Festcs
HAVE BEEN ALLOWED BROADEN
INTEREST IN THEIR OWN MUNICIPALITIES. OR To THEM
PERSONALLY. THE INTERv REASONABLE
LENGTH. ILLUSTRATED WITH PEN SWITCHES or rsE nAY-
oRs ACCOMPANIED BY HALF TONE PoRFRAFEs
articles obtained eonldehte aud
written By OF the eleverc newspaper
aeqnaoanss. the
part with the sabiect % the sketches
theappsar publication ssgle
Tho star VIII the publication Of saah article
for them.
Mayor Hasa.
o Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-04
Brain
Workers.

Brain workers suffer from
headache because they over-taS
and exhaust the BRAN HeFvas.
Tired, irritated, turbulcRt
brain nerves tl1rob and aehs
this wezi<eas the brain power,
aud robs the memory.
DR.. Miles Anfi-Fain Pills
bring tranquility to the en-
cited nerves and step the pain,
II not reliuvod. tina nerve
disturbance Is frequeAtly eS-
tended - the ssomaciI, causing
naasea. vomiting--siek head
ache.
DR.. Miles Anti-rain Pab
are convenient TO take--jsFst a
little tablet that in a Few mo-
ments relieves the paia; tlzry
leave no disaqFeeabie aftcr-
effects, as they contain no
opium. morphine, cocaine or
ekloral in any form.
From psfnanEs sxpertwucs can
fsattfy thaf br tfsies' Anfi- Pain pafs
ars a uuFt araeilnut remedy f0r hradt
afne ard nesEaiKta. I have hern q
greet atsTrraF from bou diseases Or
taa par three years. friend VITO
hat also suffered from neus@iipiA
handed mo some % tho Anti Pain
Pits. / took them and cnsy gave me
alnaaat bintant relief since tllnn
have 4 package az hgnia. and n1unief
rel ieFa me" r. v MRG Nff.
81 8 Sawyer 81. Chicago. MS.
Or. nfies' Ansi-p Pair Pulls ars aoid by
your druggist, vino viii guarantees that
tire first pacra4e sHl beneHt. " u
fssls he will retsEn your mansy.
Miles Medical Co, Elkhart, Ind
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AAfAh kAaA = AaNAAtnA'Af
nanvera Crane. care OF Mrs.
Wehley. iaQ High street, Noting
I'LL Sarah replied.
We'll. that h the sum total OF my
discovery, aud now for my plans.
shall tell my father In the morning
that must 80 10 London for two
DAYS possibly three Luckily
have an excuse In hsslng 90 view
a house which he thinks OF taking
near Harrow. But the house will
not claim much Of my time. which
shall be devoted. to tho last eaiRsAe
II necessary. 10 learning all there u
II learn about MIR Denyera Crane
hope - Get away by midday to-
morrow. and half an hour after
arrive Ia the town I shall DO making
Inquiries Of Mrs. Wshley at Noitlns
It'll
4 hate having 90 leave you. my
own dearest. especially an you viii
be In the society OF that hateful
HerzoE. and he may begin To urge
on the unapeakable deed before re-
turn. hut ! have no other elew ~
follow. aud | am lmpelled BY some
underlined force to drag aside the
veil from the man who had n part
In your sisters life without ths
knowledge Of her frienda. Hope on,
Arthur darling, as / shall. while
there u room for hoplng. but II you
are driven into n corner during my
absence you might. In tho very last
resort. tell your story 10 Lady
Muflel- provided you can see her
alone. Hut only n threatened with
detection and rcrapture. for Muriol
Is devoted TO her father. and might
feel it her duty 20 warn him that
there l. a plot against hia life"
So ended the miaaive. II was In
iced news 10 me that my sister
Clara. the demure aud acif-con-
salned. had carried on a clandcatlns
correspondents with Drawers
Crane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-04
THE SUNNY SOUTH

Invites you 20 come and enjoy lts
many attractions for pleasure and
health seekers Absorb the sun
shine. enjoy the flowers. surf bath
ing, etc. The famous Scenic Shasta
Route % the Southern Pacific Co.
with - two daily trains offers ex-
eciient accommodations 10 caiifor-
MIA.
Tickets. reservations and deserin-
tive literature At Union Ticket Of
ficc. COS FIRST Ave. r. + Ella
Gent Agent 60.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-04

ears the uplashing Of The sseeusf :
pRddloa.
with all the will in the world !
could not grant your request II
comes too late" be said.
n was too true. the boat wa IN
motion, and by the time Ieould have
Jumped for her would have been
her own length away. Some iasi.
Of MY hali-formed Intention may
have entered my companions mind,
FOR bis gently restraining hand fell
on my arm. -
Come my friend be said. "A
walk Ia the Needles and back VIII
give you al the aea air y9u want.
and YOU will be a good deal gafof
With me ~ With Nj Roger
No fonrther word passed bis lips
till wo were back Ia our sitting
coon, A coronafed envelope. ad
dressed 10 Martin. ESD lay on
sae table. Herz0K opened Il as
coolly as though II had borne his
|own name. and said quietly
IAN Invitation for both Of VA 10
dine at 'Ardmore tomorrow night
ON behalf OF her father. Lady
Mursl a. very pressing. you see.
A. you Are getting feBilYe you 90 II
have your way. ny friend before
the Entertainment Is over yet shall
have venr opportunity 10 lay his
lordahip pr9vd head In the dug
(To be Contlnued)