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The Washington times., 1905-08-12
HERE'S AN ARTISTIC IDEA

Its a good thing. when you are going
t0 paper and fix up a room, 10 work up
n color scheme that will set off some
special treasure you may have in the
way Of furniture or ornament I've
worked the color scheTae of my room
up to my bit of old tapestry said d
woman to the caller. who was rhapso-
dizing over a beautiful room papered in
the sortest Of deep browns.
THAT bit of tapestry is the joy Of
nay heart. It's valuable. old and love
ly, But nobody would notice it. espe-
eially in room done in any other color
1T isn't big enough Now everybody
notices it at once simply because its
soft light browns look so stunning
against the dark brown paper II IS
the feature of the room and gives 1t a
distinguished air because IT is 50 choice
4 got the idea from a woman who
had worked mp a room OF hers to set off
a very charming peach pink vase that
she had The advantage I have over
her Is that my keynote for color can't
break"
Even if anything should happen to
the tapestry. the brown room is a most
effective setting for your coIoring," sug-
| gested the caller.
The hostess bIushed as though the
| idea had occurred to her before.
! I've often wondered why women
/ don't take their own cOloring into ac-
/ count In decorating their rooms.
know one woman who has. Her hair is
/ perfectly gray. but she is so young il
! gives the effect of being powdered hair.
! she always wears white when she re-
/ ceiVes and she receives in a perfectly
/ white drawing room. The whole room
4 IS setting for her face which IS the
color Of a rose leaf. In any other room
/ you would say that she was a very
| petty woman. In that white room OF
! hers you call her raVishIngly beautiful. -
/ The suIAght was glowing over the
! hostess wealth of golden red hair as
| she sat pouring tea beneath her precious
| tapestry. and the caller found herself
! rather skeptical about the idea that the
| brown room had been planned to offset
/ the tapestry Inquirer
The Washington times., 1905-08-12
THE MOTHERS MUCH
NEEDED CHANGE OF scene
She Often Needs Vacation as a Rest From
Children and Home.
Children and Home.

The old-fashioned idea that woman
should be an absolute slave 10 her fami-
Iy and home is happily exploded: 1t be-
longs 10 the bygones with the hooA
skirt and crinoline. and with the latter
we hope VIII never be regurrected.
Women have walked up to the knowl-
edge that while doing their entire 4sIty
by their family and home they still have
q duty 10 themselves.
That they must have time to think. TO
expand. TO cultivate both mind and body
It is very great mistake 10 allow
the family and their demands TO en-
croach until all the available time Is
taken up.
There are many dear little mothers
whose self-forgetful devotion to the
children leads them 10 forget all else
Even the husband and father is for
gotten. and this is often a fruitful
source OF his seeking relaxation and
amusement outside his own home
When the children are quite small
babies he IS flushed" every time he
comes home If he ventures to raise his
voice. because Tommy or Johnny is GO
ing to sleep; or else the worried mother
walks the floor here. there. and every
where because they are teething. and
she feels each pang and pain in her
loving heart. but she has an angry, i'm
patient word II by any chance her at
tentton is required on another matter
This poor mother gives herself no rest
or mind or body from the time the chill
dren are born, and as they grow older
she Is nothing but a slave 10 the small
domestic tYrants
At length she arrives at the breaking
down point. She has neglected herself
ia every way. and now has TO pay the
penalty.
She is nothing but a worn-out bundle
o. nerves. old before her time.
Now this is not doing her duty to
either 10 herself or her children. as Wo-
man, wife or mother.
The mother who Is most loved and
respected Is the one who is happily
serene, healthy. and normal. The Ideal
mother. who Is always ready with sym
pathy and advice. Sure OF herself. she
li q rock OF strength in her household
No nervous. unhealthy. miserable Wo-
man can be this. The tins Is bound 10
come when she is both too nervous TO
herself away from her children with
their plans. hopes, and ambitions, and
most likely at the time when the
mother-help is most needfuI
All this could have been avoided II
she had brought her children up from
the first with common sense methods,
and also given herself, as the head or
the family. some consideration and re-
taxation.
But she has devoted herself with such
continuity to her household and has
besn so absorbed IN it that she would
not take any change. and nobody has
thought Il worth while 10 insist that
she Should.
But home is a very good place TO get
away from sometimes, particularly for
Not TO go away slnarly 10 take up
household duties elsewhere with per
kaps great many Inconvenience la
The Washington times., 1905-08-12
IRIS AND Af1BER GLASS.
Dainty Table Glass at Reasonable
Prices.

Ask TO see the little iris and amber
sets If you are interested IN charming
table glass at little prices. The iris, as
Its name implies, IS opaiescent, @very
thin ware, exquisiteIy scintillant- The
amber is the tint of the fossil gum for
which it Is named. much more trans
parent
The pieces are sold separately or in
sets. They include lemonade outfits
grape fruit dishes. finger bowls, sherbet
cups in numerous designs, and in fact
most table furnishing for which glass
IS serviceabIe.
The smallest size os table ~lasses re-
tail at 20 or 80 cents. both in iris and
amber. Reduction by the dozen Grape
fruit glasses and finger bowls are 50
cents apiece. coming cheaper like the
others when bought by the set
In the way Of china novelties there is
the cat teapot. You may have either a
tabby or a tortoise shell. They are
highly colored bitS-a bizarre touch for
the porch tea table
Although she differs IN color puss is
always the same iE one respect She
never fails TO sit holding out her paw
10 YOU In the friendIiest fashion Her
paw forms the spout or the pot
The Washington times., 1905-08-12

addition. but a complete and absolute
change OF environment.
Life On a farm, where she can sit the
studying the true meaning Of the quiet
life.
If this does not appeal to her. she
should find u place which does, and see
To 1t that she gets this change and gets
Il every year, whether she will or no.
You VIII see the little mother regatntng
her youth and beauty. She win soon tell
you that she has no nerves to speak Of,
but Is able 20 b2sk on the porch or In
the hammock. too happy and lazy even
10 read, but reYeling in the fresh air.
the sun, and the thousand perfumes
which prodigaI nature dispenses with
such a lavish hand TO those who love
and try TO understand her
And what home coming. Home seems
deareF than ever and It's duties more
pleasUTable. After her change the
mother is energy and cOntentment COM
bined Able TO listen ana laugh with ali
TO advise and sympathiZe without one
wrinkle left IN her brow.
Il is a wise husband VINO watches her
carefully. and they are grateful children
again the fIGISe mother begins 10 show
the inevitable signs or wear and tear
when she begins to look pale and tired
and talk OF her nerves. then let him
whtsk her away TO the country OF
mountains, where she does not keeU
tired woman as food and drink.
Remember this, II your mother seems
cross and irritable. persuade her 10
change and take 1t right now. Don't
may be too late.-Sidney Cusack. IN
P6iladelUlia Press.
The Washington times., 1905-08-12
Disappearance Of ChiOoizp.

We have been railing at the trend
toward deadly dullness exhibited by our
present age. Painfully the forces Of ma
ture have consumed ae0ns in raising
man above the brute level to be his
noble self. And in 4 day may come a
smart-Alecl1 doctor. with his little hue
and cry of 'microbes:" ne frightens US +:
we leave off some natural exercise. as
kissing-it Is a process Of dehumaniza-
tioa, and we have defeated the labor Of
the ages. Chivalry is already pFehis-
toric curiosity. The day will come when
the man who has courage TO defy the
micr0be and lift his hat 10 a passing
friend. will have his picture In the paper
and a statue to his memory.
FOOlhardy the deeds, but it NAV be
confidently predicted that there will al
ways be the noble few brave fools who
will do il. They live even today. these
persons Of more than human courage.
The other day London omnibus was
passing green grOcer's cart In Ken
sIngtOn. Into the lap Of q lady seated
on its top the fat and bald green grocer
flung two red red roses. The lady
bIushed, the green grocer grInned, the
omnibus passengers appIauded. All who
saw felt thrill Chivalry. chivalry was
not then dead
Suddenly the driver of the omnibus
looked over his shoulder at the favored
one. Might trouble you for that
rose, miss" he remarked. My brother
never foTgets my little gal at ONE, If
l 'appen to pass him on his rounds. :"
PoHteness made him add Won't you
keep the little un, missg"
The omnibus was distinctly depressed
For them all that day the sun shone a
little less brightly. The green grocer
remained plain green grocer. Chival-
~ had failed 1t must be admitted that
she had chosen dun instrument. And
yet was it not creditable attempt on
this heartIess Worid.-Boston TRANSCRIPT
The Washington times., 1905-08-12
Sheer Is Moo Chased.

Instead of respousse silver We now
have the exquisite Sheffield designs.
These are done by chasing and en-
craving, with the preference given to
the former. 1t must be skillfuIly done,
but 1t has brought into play new kind
OF work for the je&eIry designers.
The revival of Sheffield plate IS re-
sponsible for toilet and table silver fol-
lowing this present modelling,
or course. old Sheffield is really worth
pieces OF the real ware that il, OF
course. brings q huge price whenever
sold.
There are some excellent new tmita-
ti0ns OF Sheffield which are really being
preferred by fashionable women TO solid
silver. TO keep pace with the fashion
jewelers. and silVersmiths have now in
troduced these eXquisltely chased toilet
sets done on plain bright silver.
The Washington times., 1905-08-12
4 Way WIN Children.

II IS not easy to tell what VIII take
ink stains out Of a table cloth, but no
one with vigorous, healthy lot Of
growing children has much trouble in
telling what viii put them in. It is the
same way with tears in clothing, tracks
on ones best carpet. writing on the
waIl-often as mysterious as that traced
for the Inflated BabyIonian King. and
the disappearance of green fruit. As
prevention is better than cure, one
might advise the bringing up of chill
dren in an underground dungeon. But
this would perhaps entail doctors bills
and such expenses. counterbalancing
the good effect in other directions
Sometimes one feels like taking Charles
Lambs advice and boiling the Offend
ers. hut they generally manage 10 look
their most fetching and lovahle when
The moment of eondign punishment Is
al hand-Ielleu Pitkin in TimesDeln
The Washington times., 1905-08-12
French Cream FooSfing.

Four cups of white sugar. one cup of
hot water; put on fire and boil without
stirring for about eight minutes. II it
looks thick test by dripping from a
spoon. and if il threads remove and rub
Some against side of cake bowl. and II it
viii rub into a ball. pour all out and
beat rapidly with wooden spoon, adding
flaVOring OF rose. vanilla or orange as
ii cools. 1t will cut soft for several days
This can also be mixed with nuts and
cranberry juice, or green, made from
parsley.
Take tender parsley leaves, wash dry
and pound in mortar until juice is eX-
traCted. Strain into a cup and put the
cup into boiling water 10 get hot. A few
drops Will color pale green,
The Washington times., 1905-08-12
LoUe OnIY WIH MOI DO.

Never marry a man, says a well
known writer who has only his love
for you 10 recommend him. 1t is very
fascinating, but II does not make the
man. II he is not otherwise what he
should be you Will never be happy The
most perfect man who did not love you
should never be your husband But
though marriage without love Is terri
bic, love only will not do. If the man is
dighonorable 10 other men. CE' meGfi, OF
given TO any vice. the time viii come
when you will either loathe him or sink
10 his level, says WOman's Life.
II is hard 10 remember, amidst kisses.
that there is anything else In the world
10 be done or thought OF but love-mak-
ing, but the days OF life are many. and
the husband must be a guide to be trust
ed-a companion, a friend-as we'll as q
lover. Many a girl has married a man
whom she knew 10 be anything but good.
because he loved her So And the
fame has died on the hearIhstone of
home before long.
The Washington times., 1905-08-12
F7o~ers That Queens LoOe.

Queen Alexandra is a great lover of
yioIets and lilies of the valley, and is
fond Of wearing them,
The once radiant but now soTfoWing
and desolate Empress Eugene was also
devoted to Violets, the Bonaparte flower.
That lady of uncertain temper, the
Dowager Empress of China, detests all
poor specimens of flowers. especially
OF the royal chrysanthemum, and used
TO have superb plants in her grounds
The autocratic lady was constantly
scOlding her gardeners because the
colossal "chrysants" they raised We're
not large enough to content her, and
once remarked that horticulturists ought
to find some way to make flowers and
fruits grow simultaneously on ali trees.
King Edward has recently adopted the
carnation for a buttonhOle.
The Washington times., 1905-08-12
Home Life.

There Is ne subject of greater import
ance than that of home and home life
Almost everything of interest to the in
dividual. to the nation and to the world
is bound UP in home life. says Womans s
Life, If the home life Of a nation is
vicious or not what 1t should be. the
nation can never rise to an exalted po-
sition. Home to many people IS sim
ply q place where they eat and sleep.
Home should be a place where the
father, mother and children can enjoy
themselves better than any other place
on earth. The attractive feature OF
most homes is that therc is no formal
ity, no stiffness. no forms OF etiquette
10 interfere with comfort.
The Washington times., 1905-08-12
Chicken en- Casserole.

Disjoint a chicken as for fricassee and
place IN a casserole or covered baking
dish, Add a number OF small onions
peeled. two bay leaves. have d turnfp
cut into tiny cubes. two stalks of coarse
ly chopped celery. or a dash of celery
salt. and half q pint of carrots cut into
diamond shapes. Partly cover the chick
en- and vegetables with boiling stock
and cook with ths cover on for an hour
and q half giving IL frequent hastings,
says an exchange Season with a level
teaspoonful Of salt and saltspoonful
OF pepper after the chicken Is half cook
ed. Either fresh or canned mushrooms
done the chicken should be crisp and
brown
The Washington times., 1905-08-12

For the approaching school days Oe for the juveniles become quite an
tween the pnness required for school and everyday and the touch
a
pu to ne 5
is
skirt
The Washington times., 1905-08-12
Is This So About Americans?

Women eat such queer things when
they are by their lonely selves What
self-respecting man would lunch off a
sultana cake. a tart. or an ice? Show
me the self-respecting woman who has
not done IL. Women know how 10 cook
some Of them-but none OF them know
how TO eat A woman feels that to eat
we'll and substantially is a sheer waste.
II II were not for men. women would
wrap themselves in sable and point lace
and slarYe to death.-Mrs. John Lane.
IN Fortnightly Review.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-28
EeEgg fOrrIylEs OF

& The speeialomeeting ofi6he Pres
hyteria church, continues with iair
Sreasing interestos The attendance
Ras been good and all have been in
Arested in the plain exposition OF
gle gospel truth5cthatg1has been
Aiven from time TO tinfegoSrhe
meeting last night was especially
Interesting. The music was ap.
HroEpts G9diasTRrink0 MESMc1
Kihsey's solo during the song
ssrvice was one Of the best st1Ghas
NaE eb& tSukdag AEghD B6ni t
fail to attend tonight. The theme
offhe disco{ifse Eiifb : ? tFhatS 4
Salvation There win be three
SPECIAL musical sDu0nhersi Asstpe
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-28
BRING YOUR HIDES
syf9agIlI 80. agln9l9 q

Poultry and eggs To- City Meat
Market for highest cash prices.
we are also in the market for fat
cattle and hogs, Next door to
Midway Hotel 523 chix ave.
w, n cattetall,l. Prop. r..'-i,..,.. r, !,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-28
FRANKLIN PIERCE JOLLY

Id fgilg giye a rectal atbC C'afnegie
ffaR "Wednesday evening, May y.
Tickets sold for former lecture
will be good. Ii II sloM sa INV +
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-28
TERMS 8OF DISTRICT 1COUR7
Fistd5by Order Issusd bP Jddge geoTdWnI
gnissGq gssnd as Followsodjle .ynh

.gniesGq Send ias FoIToBs0dJia .yIh
b7uiniQxs u ail-L-z- nsgd lsv9n afd
s9Thattfiert Shall lie fHtej tafilIs
Of court each79ear at the following
places uir said Southern dist Il icttH: IT.
chickasha9, mR Riy4fi,t eParteH,g iPaaB
YalIeJ and q Ada, as provided BY
'law, The same beginning as folfoWs{
97AdaMFIfst term, ,Beginhing Oel
tober 3,of9o5ia 1915 lhn sni ii22a|
AdaM Second tern1 beginning
October 90, 1905. no'aoa 9Hl H"ll
Purcelh1EirstoiTtaJm, ,0beginning
November I3, 1905.
Purcell- -Secopd term, beginning
INoyembeI, 27, 1925. aos s,ia
iChickasha-First term begin.
ming December A, 1905, .,,,aaa, I
Chickasha Second term begin7a
ming December is, 1895 sdfusm
Ryan-First term, beginning; be4ggiIp y =.
january p, 1906. n "a rsers9 NJ
Ryan Second term, beginning
January IS 1856.
niPanls NalleynrFirst term,s begin
ming January 20, I9o6,W adaaaoihg
Papls Valley-TSecond. TERM beg
inning February 1I9f 1890. bsiisiF
Ada-fThird % term beginning
March J2,fIoo6,ittuilani diidu dliW
RurcellmThird terglq begipning
April 2, 1896 b solil0 i9lei991 5dl
Ghiekashay7Third teFmS4obegipr.
ming April tI6mI 9o9ls boog io lesll,
Ryan-Third termqsRe beginning
April 80, 1906.
i'PauisVallayA Third term beg
inning May M Recess 9yaH Dni
lJ ssnoH a5Ou~ s'yitcor
J.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-28

frank Lincoln and Mrs Rosa
Miller were united in matrimony
BY / Deputy Clerk Speake 9asN
eyeping, urfi sr5n Afg -
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-28

Eo State otlOhiop lcIty1ofoSToledO
Lucas aGountysss: FrankiJ iChediey
nmakes oath thatheissenior partne
of the firm OIL F. JJiGhsney &lCo.
doing business inlthe5city ofiTOledo
County andfiS State aforeSaidj and
that the said Arm willlpaya the sum
o6c0ne Hundred Dollars q for:I each
and eueryo oasesof Oatarrh thatscaft
Fnotibe cured by the gisec of Halps
Gatarrh Gure--FRANKl JuGHENEYl
ISswoTab to before me- andisubsnrIbed
ininiy presence, sahs.6th 4 day OF
Deceinheha D!,N686a 65eaBa) )RAI
NJ. nGLRAsoggi1N Notary yjPabtirI
Hall sICatafrh Glrelis takenl inters
pallys enthusiastically 0Dthe blood
and rnucops surfaces of thtis system
Send f0r9dGstifuonials ofHeea 4HBlj jdy
QH4NEY&l Co, I5T0ledo5l o. m1Sod
BY all Druggistae 75R4 lTakei Hablis
Family Pills for constipation.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-28

Fhe Eastern Star will meet
Saturday evenipg1faf the purpose
Of dpnferring fdegrees and enter
ltSakng the dAhiasaeputy. IL 4
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-28

billiards. pool and bowling al
Smbt eBt6ilSAnexGio5ost-
Mcf #
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-28
BALL AND \ BANQUET

The Modern Woodmen Forres-
lters will give a grand ball Monday
evening May at the opera house,
In connection withit lthe Royal
Neighborsswill sapve Nbapqlie5at
AQO .iBg'WuIfallgi Aljiare inpited
andia jollysgOod litiue isnassuFed
Sd $50 perllrcdplassiEnRt
dQfrasterH will giveiRnoleuUhiHition
drill on the streets at 3 p. hngnosJs
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-28

Marriage license was GRANTED
Tuesday yitooArthurSteeleau Miss
Kat RToYRing both Pf7 Rush
sptIngs,s;,.q VIC .b T
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-28

Mr.. and Mrs Ed Hattenle left this
|affernoonlfori Kansas City where
they will spend a Short time before
starting. on their trip westr
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-28

led Ringern manager efo the W.
on huston stoIe, has returned from
a trip TO Wynrewood.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-28
UNION CENTER FTEhaRsi

NiiAi va NAi~ - ~~e' - , y, - -
EoonIsiUNION CENTER fTEMRi J !
IFS Iof ysbiIod i.-d&lW ysb iahi 10
eT Mr.. Ba2tld4 9qet1Ahea sfr1oadml9h sfr1oadml His
Tip to. Kahs4Sy yW4dhgsaa3 Hoiiq92
iIa MI and, Ms Mise visited With
IT, JioBaW5oir Wedifesdayin yinA sni
'al Mr.. iia1fds MA. iWih5:,i iB5dfWs5n
'ea$ad 9aoh MpondnhS Mis- ~ ffatt
stEsetnYesfaE nj rsyig 9d liiw alow
Iifqfh9y5sfeef ePBrd rdga4sshiiAiiihl ga4sshiiAiiih win Be
agWen Sathhayn nAIgitiiii loi sins2
faoMrS. nfqickIf aaRd aM1rRss.i 1rRss.i1whAs
visited Mrs..sRot lDaWson lTnegday
ldtM4g, Wkiterlg Visited with her
sister,l Mrsii Hoy flewis9f5t Several
davs last Week l9iijo hna iipia 9ni2
Mrs Lewis vfsifed WITH Mrs Z.
Rt1 ia 1gEhgIIh 1agEhgIIh oj b3ioD1ienl Al 99bol /
III 5SolJ 'o-rtft,4t tt ,tt5fst,7b-o oi ybG9I
liu odw 9no d5Fhms .noon1oifl edt
ii sdsm OF b5Ig5bp9I ii bnoqss1
tb4G99dnesst1hipkf nQilll lwheFen4p
i'll seems5T1Nllt4og.n is. .slss2 bng
I,ruTAereris H9tthingl seIidEpshthat
| 1.-The damns q5eFBEbaysH59{bysrR
I5tsTTpPBerg9gbol 15diQ yd 9gbol
IhsAbktq what cgql5S sspgle deNla-
! ItioptrQp the, track Of humanndA-
bliss dead AByron eplqq'Iidf 5hl 1oi
RsdDistipetion ls tho lceBseqpiEeepes, T,
IBeveEothe oBjeGt qfiaCe create mind,
my ashingtQp Allstgps sJnsoilqqs
b He'd thatddesPairs : degradssaWthe
Deity and seeplR toojptlmated that
He is insuAlGient0Fqotjsl jslst to0His
work; in vain hath he read the
iGER5gRIIGfEEs.ail923YlffTl ftafaMln nAaIR.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-28
WANTS Of PEOPLE,

Three lines six times. rs Gents,
CASH IN ADVANCE When
not paid in advanfe IS Cents
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-28
NOTICE

.noiaiqO owT gbroW ssD3 "smsl" al
Sealed bidSnsWilhRf received by
the undersigned up to and includ-
iypg May fFF9ttb 1926 for TBS JerfffQFon
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III. E. Flanders, 354 Jackson Sfeft,
p RIalla9 lya9 a5tHBa e9HesY5 ,fAhHsfi fEhsI pglAlSer-
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sfight Is IS rs EyeSelFYedi any aiafd
81 81 9Rdla5a Spbmlta4AAf sa4p1slto az = NJ #
Enfersoh, Secretary Building Com
lHittee, Chickasha, I. T.,5itij o-5g
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-28
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