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8cscn @u6rnnaSmittcG E Salidnns.

8oibtnqton, Q. g., 9. Se6r.
- Gin Gontite, beitebeno ans $. 9(n.
fertnb, NobritngSmittel = Gommiii6r
bon Ohio, Se6oitiou WIiQer bon
8ittS6urg, &crtrctcr ser 6a6rifnnten,
oic I'M 81. 2otiicr intcruotionolen
NobrlngSmittcl 6 GongreB bertrctcn
luorcr, u1o 9lnocrcn, lit bier orgcs
fommcn,llm bel Br6liocnt &%ooiebelt
oic Nnnobme ser WcGrtmber z Sep
6urn.9ia gc9en 8erfGlIhung bon
Ntobrrug5mitteIn ST. befiiriporten, III
re @riinoe Oofiir oor5ulegen un6 sic
oeridieoenen Srgoniiotionen nan.
bait 81 MADDEN, luelhe iid fir ole On.
nobmle Der Bill erfl1rt boben.
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State @OmarOs leat Gin @eitanSniE a6.

&enOing, ga, 8. 6ebritar. -
STRAIT &ote goparoS, ipeIde 5ltInm-
men init Sem Neger Samuel 8reaion
Der @rmorout9 hires 8otten ii6er-
fiibrt lit uno ON nGfiten 0onnerItag
gebGngt perOen ioa, geItono beute
cin, OoB iie Sen @toro ouein beging
unO Dab @reaion feinerlei 4ntbeil
0aron bate.
@an gIolrbt, OoB oaS @eltGnOniB
cinen Ailfidub ser Sinri6tung CUR
6oIge boben miro. Ger Stoats = Be
anooigluhgS = @eridtSGof tritt am
10. 5ebritor III Surrisburg 5uiom-
men, INN ben Sail elmer idlieBli6en
SeOiiion SIT ulter5icben.
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800 OenGoo 0er&crbaf.
tnng Dor Nllt3 6lrd)t Dor ocl1
6olgen zines 2ln1rifie$ olrf 6rat
%otliIe Sing bon Or. 1928, Nor0-
9oaosItroBc, bcging ser % Sabre
olte @m. ". MontgomcrD bon gtr.
1924, NorO.0 ollasitroBc, SeI6It-
moro in Der clterli6en @obmmnq,
9tr. 1888, EennipIponia = 9(pclutc,
lnocm CT GorboliGitre einna6m.
montgomery, ser nit ieiner 6roll
lulO cinem &i10e in ser gfodborid)ait
Der 6rull Sling mobltte, mar offers III
Dem NoltIe un6 modte oel1 Ingriif
ollt Die 6rnt o6te irgelt0 pelfe be-
reftlgte l(riade. @r bate einen nit
Sdrot ~9eIaoencn Sootidl1ger 1no
lhlitg 10 lange ouf Die Sralt, Bis
olc S6roten ans Ser Mor0maifc flo.
gen. 6rou Sing lieB iid nod Scr
norooItli6en EoIi5eiItotion britaen,
no ne elllen Soft6efe6G gegen Wonts
9on1erp olSIteQen lieB. Ser Shulo-
befprBte 6egab iid nad ser @o6nunq
leiner Gltern uno nabm oaiel6lt boS
@iTt elm. Gas 8los, in meldem Ole
GorbolIoure entbaIten mar, mur0e
Ipoter in Dem Sofe oes elterIifen
@oule8 geiunOen.
So0t in cinem StuhIe.
- Der 60 Sabre alte @ltglTt Sdltlt
muroe geitern foot olf einem Stuble
I'M oNfiiiiiiippi-S 6Inf6ouie" oufac.
iunoen. Gr mar nidt in iein 9ett
gegnngen, nadoem err uoroeItern
9lben6 in oaS Saus gefommen mar,
woralts man idlieBt, ooB er ifon
miuoeitens 5ebn Stunoen toot mar,
ais man i'm fnno.
Cation uerurt6 elf. = gu
flint Sabren 3udtbdus perrrtbeilta
Miftcr Senoerion in Cumberland
Sen 6reoerid Cation, neld)er i'm
oortigen areisgeriht iuegen Grmor.
Dung pom 9llon5o %. Slime SIT So.
aerStomn pro5eiiirt unb bes Soot.
i6logS i6uloig 6efunOen iuiiroc.
Ger n2ebrer Il nteri It ii t,
2ungSOcrein" peronitaltet bellte
A6eno bon 5 nbr on ein 9uiteru.
Souper, pelde8 morgen a6eno fort.
aeieBt miro. 8ouperfleur 8arficlo
bat ueriprodJelt, Dem Soilper morgen
gto6ntittog ODER abeno %beilutpobnen.
Die neri6ie6enen Clubs Der itGoti,
l6en Sodihulen nerben babel nit.
pirfen. 9as Coupler miro in Sa.
3o5er's Solle oil Der 5rantli1', na6c
Gatbebrolitrobe, gegeben.
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Observation-Disclosures

-
Grim @erib t. - (&or
Ribter 8idcS.) Wforo - @iQiom
@riQbt. Sir bcute: @inbrt6 -
Charles 6. &roft, @m. =. Sterile C
6GuC; @ebcrbcrgcn minocridbrigcr
N}G0hcn - gilbert $. Sront, Mfoblc
@oroou; Woroongriff - Wtid)ocl De
poitof, hilbert g. ennis; llcbcrtre'
tlulg oc3 S6ontgcicBcS VT Solcpb
Stonc, @iuium u. Garter; lnor0cnt
lihca @olrS - Noimou &oif; Scr.
febripcrrltng - SSobn Heooii6,
@oiicns8cr 6 +. - (Sor Den
Gi6tcrn 9lod, S'9ricn uno @oi-
tbcr.) SIS muroen ernonnt SIT Selto-
mcnt2Ooultrcdern in oen 6Gaen bon
Sorrv .. 6omlcr Go5eiuel Z. Sbo-
mas, @iirgihoit $4,000; Meto g..
GmcI6ed &obn $. Glpelbcd, 9iirg.
l6uit 5000. 3u neutrality-suspicious.
in sen TGllcn bon YDilipp .. Glber
&cnrp ". @iaiomS, @iir9i6oft
$4,000; MorD &. HobcrtS George g..
NobcrtS, @iirQi6oit $4,000; Gli5obetD
ShncioCr 9altboior S6nci0cr,
9iirgid)oit 500; MorD 4. MOonep
@m. 9. Moonep, 9iirgiduft $4,000;
GIi5obctb q. &orriS II. See Slingluit
9iirgi6oft 5000. Gum &ormnlno -
6inlep 3. acnneOp fir @iaiom 9.
&enneOp, @iirgihoft $4,000. Nod)s
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS qlrt9ebeiBcn in
Den SGQen BON &nna 30. 6Ienling,
$25S1; Morp 81. GeiIlp, $3706; @m.
5. Salon, SAG. Snncntnrper5eih.
niiic cingcrcidt in Den T0llen bon
Morio Ntoron $3.50; @lnno DC. Sic
ming $2581; gnton 9ouboltS, $3.50.
&ertouf rotifi5irt in Dem Sale bon
Miorp e. WtiQer, So.
&rei@ @ertd t. - (&or Hid).
ter SorIon.) Sir bcutc: bid. Ser
noro, &crlpoltcr, gegen SoS. 9oDo
ln0 Nn0ere.
Superior= @crid +. - Wor
Hitter 5todbriogc,) @orrO So68
qegcn sic oYenni0loonios Giienbnbn.
8eicIli6oft," qeid]Iihtet. 0oniel 0ous
nrllD Ge8cn btc Baltimore Gruit &
Guarantee Co." nidt bcenoet. Sir
bclltc: Der ihwcbenoe 6oQ.
&retSgert6t % I. 3. - (Gor
Hifter 9enniS.) Sir beittc: Sdrei-
Der ge9en 9rudncr, Byron gegcn
Sbefiielo.
&i6ter at Cargo. - (Gor
Hidter @rigbt.) 90. 9ron0t gcgcn
Charles $. &oneS, JIM, &croift fir
$3.50, Sobannn 3eller ge9en Morp
&. Scott, GcItomcntSpolitredcrin
bon HoltiS u. 9ropn, nid)t beer0ct.
Sir belltc: Der i6mcbenOe Sail mo
9trr. 260, G25, 3t4, $40, 573 un0 94t.
Staots @cri 6 t. - (@or Rids
ter 9oblcr.) 2nltro 0ladipcQ gegell
GbomoS Sore, llrtbeiG fir / Sent.
6ronf 9ldcrnlon gegen ole o%ltuiteo
HoilmopS Co." unb 9llpino 9ittner,
Sltlills @ittncr, Tbonos 9Gumc,
Soiepb Braun gegen oicielbc, ollie ge-
idlihtct. Sir bcllte: Nrn.' rs, Gait
ge9en Die yllniteO &oillpopS Co." 70,
so, 81, 50 mo SO.
Common BlcoS @eridt.
- (Gor RiHtcr Sborp.) Nobcrt 6.
Glorf gc0cn Die Baltimore = Ohio
@iienbobn @cieui6oft," gei6li6tet.
@m. s, @inoior gegen SomcS $.
HobertS, gcihli0tet. GboS. &. Nc-
Golgon gegen Sobn g. 9ronoolL ir.,
ni6tbecnoet. sir beilte: Der idlpes
benoe Sail mo Hrn. "A, 46S, G512,
651219, 70, Cuttings oegen bic ollni-
teo Nailpap@" uno 60.
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StaOt Baltimore.
@ccnbctc Icinc glr6eit.

Ga5 Gomite iiir Oo2 Nb}ua@fanaIr
ipitcm mo Die Inncr Nnleibe
ltcllt icincn @crid)t fcrtiQ. - Go$
bonn 6inon5-Gomitc poracIhto-
gene ENHANCEMENT onNcnonmcn.
- 0ic &tbil6lm 6cicr.
Go5 Gonitc fir ou3 Nb5tqafunol-
iDltem mo 0ie Nnner-Nnleihc belt
geltern 2Iben0 i'm GnlpfuuQ3}immcr
0ca WIoporS icinc lcBtc SiBmN 10
iucit Die &ornrbcitcn in &crbinouna
nit 0icicu Eroicttcn in @ctradt font
men. Ntit 2t1tSnnbme ser $50. @m.
2. Elott un0 %obn =. Romiuu uurcn
ollie Q}tt9lic0er oc9 Gomitc'9 unlpe=
len0 luno utter5ci6netcn Den 9crid)t,
1luh0em 0crIclbc in llcberCinitim-
mltlrQ nit Den NSiiuihen OeS IinoS-
Counties cilitimmig umcnOirt nor.
0Cn luor. Sos 9ncn0emcnt luutet:
o9SGbrcn0 unicr Ci0cnc3 llrtbcil
mtr Dem Nton0ot Oc2 Nulcibrn Sc
lcBc3 iolAt lpCun mir Io0cn, ouB Die
Contributions mo llntcrhultlmaSs
toltcn 0lrh Oircttc 9citclcrun0 oti
obgcid0btca Gi9cnt6lm ouiQcbrad)t
lpcr0cn lolcll 10 erod)ten mir ca oodl
0u mir nid)t nit @cpiBbcit in Die ,3lt-
tlrnrt lcbcn t0nncr, i'm mltni3ipu[cn
6in%on3mclcu ol9 cincu porii6tigen
&llra, Ole GItcrnotipc 5lt ihuifen,
l}lttcl fiir Die l%lntcrholtung oea Sea-
lloIlDitcma 0urh Ole 2huierIegrn0 Ell
llcr acrchtcn Hutc ollf &Gltier por5ll-
lcbcn, Ole nit 0cmiclbcn nCrbumocn
limo. Air cnlpicblcn Nc9bulb, Die
1lotbiQcn @clcbc pom Stuotc ST. Der
lonNch nm cincn ioIdcn Elon cffcf=
tiO 5u modclL mcnn Elm ioldcr ipGtcr
ais ratblum crodtet miro"
ObQIei6 cine 9(n5o6l ser Mitalie-
Der e5 por5og, ole u0t6igen Summer
Ourd Oireftc @citcucrrmg olti5ubrin-
gen, 10 orOnetc1 lie ood lire 9lniid)-
ten Dem @llni6c oc5 MoDorS u10
0cS 6inon5.Gonlitc'3 inter.
0er9cridt miro nm Dem @reflt-
tiO-Gomitc unO bon oieiem Dem of.
gcnlcincn Gomite ullterbreitet ucr0en.
Gle &ubil0um 6eicr.
Der &orliBer oea Srlbil1um 60
mites ,Sr. 5. &orrp Gregoe, bat Die
iolgen0en @erren nit ser Nufga6e be-
troltt, Elm %porldufigeS YroQromm fir
0ic 6eicr Oea observation-disclosures Der
inncrcn Stn0t aus Sdlutt un0 Grim.
mcrll ouf5ltItcllon; Sen. &%ouroIon
&igg@. &obn Z. Stone, @iQiom 8.
Nltpoo0, 80. @iri6 uno 3. Sorrp
GrcQoc. Gus Gomite miro morocn
cinc Sitlmn inn WonorS @lircolt bal
ten.
Sr. 50, &iri6, Scr &oriitcr OeS
EreB=Gomite's, bat iein Saltptquur-
tier I'M 3immer OeS SniormotionS.
Bureaus ser 9ronooiitriftS Commit
lion inl 8eri6tSgcbGltoe uufgeihla-
gen uno iou Dies ais Elm Renoc5pous
iitr Idntmtlid)e Gomitc'n ser 6eier ae.
Toilet mcroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-11
Sn Siren gran gciupr6cn.

Sn Siren grant 9ciuprbcu.
70. @c6urt5tug 0ea betonntcn 8ionos
S%abrifanteu 6. 6repmann. -
0patiou BON Sciten ser oGom-
puQric 8"
@r. &. Grcnmom, ser mobIbc-
tnmltc Eionofobritnnt lm0 elmer Scr
Iltcltcn mo Oortbcilbuft bcfamntcItcn
9clltid) Mmcrifdner 8oltimorc'8,
begiug qcitcrn i'm beltcn @obIergebcn
ieinen 10. @eburt5tnQ. Gent Sc
Mrt&taa@tin6c ginger hcreit3 in lei
ucr Mobmng 5nblrcidlc @rutulotio-
men ST. oI(ciu ais ii6 0r, 6rcOmam
in Dem &nltptQltorticr Der oGOmpo0s
ME ." cinItcllte, lpltr0e linn 0nielbIt
cine ODotion 81 Gbcil, mel6e inn
Dor HiibrunQ SbrGnCn Der 6reuoc in
oie 9Illgen bro6te. 0a3 @oltptqltur.
tier prongte nGmlih SIT gbreu 6eS
@cburtStaa3tin0c& I'M idonIten Slo8-
9cnl6mIf. 1un0 gIcid nod ietller Nl
flmit mtroe Sru. 6rcnmnrm Elm
prohtboIlcr 8lnlcnltrolB iibcrrcidt.
extraordinarily lulr0c audi ein
@laS ollf Dos @obl 0c3 @eicicrten
Nelcert mo nlIc NmucIcnocu ipradcn
Den aufriHtigcn @ltnif aus, BOB &r.
GreDntom Der yGompoqltie ." nod
red)t Ionge erbnltcn bleibe. &r. Srcps
mann erblidte geltern Dor 70 Snbren
in Oberidmittcn, 8rei3 Nioou, SCI.
icn = 0ormItoot, 0aS 2id)t ser @elt.
Sein &oter mar BORT elm Gil6ler,
lno bon oieien1 erlerntc ser jl,nge
6rcpmonn bo3 0onbmert. SIN 9lltCr
bon II &obrcn fam &r. 6rcpmom
nodl Baltimore, bctricb bier an Scr
6rcoCrids mo SoDcttcItroBc cine be.
i6ciocnc 8crfit1tte. nm ipGtcr noG
&irAinicn iibcr5riicocln. 0ort belt
c@ i'm inOcIicu nid)t Innge, Ocnn er
fcbrte bolo nod Baltimore 5ltriid ut0
iono III Stern'S Yionofabrit an ser
GomOens, 3piihen SolporO. un0
Gntam StroBe, 8eidGftiqun0. SIN
Sabre 1857 iieoelte Sr. 6rcpmann
nod &idnlonO iiber, moielbit er iein
ci0eneS YianogeihGft erparb, ie0o6
ooIlelbc bet'm Nt9brll6 oeS &riege$
mligob, nm nod Baltimore 5uriid5u-
fcbrctl. &icr orbeitetc @r. 6rcpmaml
cine 3eitlong in ser &nobe'i6en ul1O
Stieffi6en Bia%noiabrif, trot Damn in
8Gble'S @eidGit elm luto mllr6e, ais
oaIIel6e bon elmer Corporation oltfge.
folft, 0eren ErGiioent. Sm Sabre
1871 ctoblirtc @r. 6rcpmonn an ser
Gllt0pltroBe, 0~egeniiber Ser nGons
lein eigenes unabbdnoigeS
@eid0ft. Bur Belt lGBt &r. 6rcp-
morm icinc Sultrumeltte inter Cigcs
ilcr Snitrlftion bcritclcn. &r. Grcp.
mann ucrnGblte iid i'm Sabre 1859
IN &idmonO nit i%cilcr Satin Sen,
ricttc. Scr gliidIiden Gle cntiproi,
len ief$ &inoer. bon 0cncn nod bier
an 2e6en iino. 3u icinem gcItrigen
@eburtstag erbielt Sr. 6repnaln
BON ieiner Gntelin Settle @atibing,
Der &ofter zines ioponeiiiGen SIN.
porteurs in Seriep = Gitp, eiu bumo.
riItiideS @rotulotionSi6reiben, in
lpcldem i6m Oieie wiinidt, ooB er 10
pie gutter 8cin u1o mitbin nit
icocm Subrc beiler lpcr0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-11
Gran Gbaomif's YroSeF.

GIeoeIan6, g., 8. 5ebruor.-
Der Bro5eB Der 6rau Gaiiie sc .Gbao.
Wif lit nitf Wontag, ben 6. @f1r5,
feitgeiebt uto miro Dor Dem Hidter
8. %. Sopler I'M 9unoesoiitriftsge-
ri9t Dor iid gebeu. 9as Datum oeS
Infanges OeS Pro5eiieS muroe berte
in elmer Gonieren5 5ipiid)en Iidter
Sapler uno oem 9iitriftSanpaIt
SuQipan oereinbart.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-11

- Sas. g. 8idaroion, Elm @onn
BON 80 Sabren unb Tr1iibent Der
.Mc2ean Grl,e Co." bat iid) ipeecn
finan5ieQer 8erlegenbeiten in ieinem
Saule in Ct. 2ouis eridofien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-11
Die Grploiiom in Der &eariarse. 3edle.

Calumet, Mid., 8. 6ebruar.
9urf oieGrploiion bon 10,0OO9iunO
9pnamit in Dem 3. Stoqen Der
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-13
A WnnhnFfsd AnnIn Z Remarkable Ac-
WlIIllIHIllII ulIltlp complishment of
-FrS Maine Farmer.

To have the memory OF John Grant.
who brought to Maine a remarkable
distinction a half century ago. the
farmers Of Waldo and Kennebec coun-
ties of the Pine Tree state are to hold
celebrations in the several towns o.
the countryside. Grant was looked
upon as harmless crank when he was
alive, fame coming years after he was
dead. The story goes that he was the
son ot an Irish soldier who deserted
from the British army during the
Revolutionary war and married half
breed Indian squaw. from which union
many Of the Grants in the east are
said to have descended. The elder
Grant was part lumberman. part farm
er and more than half hunter. getting
q preczrious living from many callings
and dying q week after he received no
tice that a pension had been granted
him for his services in the war OF 1872
John Grant. the son. inherited more
than 1000 acres Of land and a lot Of
bad habits from his father.
Invented a New spe-e.
John Grants only claim 70 t-le lies
in the fact that he invented a new
breed OF apples in the days when be
was given over to sin. Most new and
desirable varieties OF apples are pro-
duced BY planting the seeds OF the
natural fruit. and selecting the best
result Of many paintings as the tree
from which saions should be cut.
Grants method OF begetging . new
fruit was wholly different from any
thing that was then known, because
he may be said to have Whitfield olt
his apple tree with pocket knife.
thereby performing a feat that even
Nature at her best had never attempt
ed. About 200 acres OF Grants farm
were in orchards. which yielded him
great quantities Of cider. for which
there was a good market He could
grow and harvest all the sour fruit he
cared 70 use bus when be tried 70 raise
sweet apples. Of which he was very
fond, the sailors who went past the
foot OF his orchard or coas.ing
schooners. walked in By night and
stole every sweet apple as fast as il
was 1T 10 eat. often breaking down
the trees in their haste 20 secure Is
many as possible
Grant tried shot guns steel traps. +
bull dogs and many kinds o. profanity i
without effect. Then. after enduring /
many disappointment for I've or SIX
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-13

CT youth and rounded outline 70
faded cheek viii get ali the work he
can handle and the latest piece Of apr
paratus which has been suggeSteG for
this purpose is shown herewith If you
should come suddenly upon female
acquaintance displaying two hornlike
things sticking from her mouth you
may conclude that she is undergoing
the newest process fer Pumping
cheeks.
The device made use Of consists OK
q pair Of metal arms with tw0 Of the
extremsties hllea with -cheeE pieces
conforming substantially 10 the shape
Of the cheeks This is thrust into the
mouth and under the cheeks and when
distended TO the utmost IS locked tn
thar position and allowed 10 remain
there as long as convenient The in
ventor Of this device claims that there
is no further excuse for q sHnker
cheek and that a woman may defy the
attacks OF time By simply making use
of the machine. which keeps the flesh
OF her face as firm and round as that
Of the 16-year-Old girl
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-13
BEAUTIFUL -
- STOCKHOLM

Ia god za-z1z e Srneksclz ars
-rs-s Z -Ass ast -h1- tAz z-cAirac-
s--s r5 1tzr xz-F 3 s-Esrsr 20 -1z-
IA a-r rraH- If 1-s sra i'm E-u1s
ssrs r-zFs sE rrrrss7-Z-3s-L I1s-e
- -z -1rn ana q new tuEz- L1a
s,-s- S rs-T 115 z1s Ezzs zz-s.1 II
s--az-z-es z-lS me lE-Er Is TsrT -sE-
IN. ---sgETl11 raEulr-l--E are ssFs-s
"a s- t-E-T- NJ SHiaraEl 2-s sr1-s
t-s s-s-k can be uss1- sTET stair
xzr -as- ta q 1rn1- tts es-Lr ---z-
a. s-~Eaa. -na wELz u4Et - rs-w
s.sf n.s1-1zzlE 10 -ts Ezns Hz1 1s1EAE
IA "a h-suaa- tAs beams zzs Er8srs
- az zr1- 1r F-asa z-1 t1e az
IL as,sr x tssz q 1z--Z Ezrtz azi1 iz
n-1.-ss e. cs-szr AID .1-Z z-z-
-,-s w. between t1s --s11 Ez1 the
-ax- AZ - hagNHs I1arH EEsr s@ l-r-
ssr-v II certain rs1E4s- L -1srs . an
sssrs.r- sa.Esz i zusr - C sold "a
su-rv Ezs1 IA ru.st Hl1 se ely G
-sss sn-a nr mH-zA Fz-Tr walls
ST 49, AZ bs@se saE11 srEAAs -1SEF. a=.5
..s,ks- nrs-rr+zE a. -HA hsdE11 1f the
h.,a,z s-.rsrsss. Arrs M hsshr rz11-9
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-,c1 w1s-A E1s a-uEs z-E11E w1.-G
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-13
A COOPERATIVE COLONY.
An Example Is the Settlement Of COsme
In Paraguay.


In Paraguay.
Comparatively few persons are
aware Of the existence in Paraguay OF
little English-speaking colony
named Cosme, and OF its attempt to
organize a community on the highest
co-ope alive lines. Beginning in 1894
as the result OF a secession from the
New Australia colony, the founders OF
Cosme seem to have staered clear OF
the shoals and quicksands which
wrecked the parent movement One
Of the fathers OF the colony, al
though he is quite young man. IS
John Lane. who says OF the colony.
We are running now on the lines on
which New Australia started; We are
Communistic in 50 far as we share
our earnings equally. irrespective Of
the capacity OF the individual The
present outlook IS highly satisfactory,
but We want more adult members Our
present population Is sixteen women.
all married. and twenty-six men: for
ty-tvo all told. exclusive OF the chill
drsn. We have 1900 acres OF land.
half forest and half pasture. but only
the forest land is good for cultivation.
In the matter Of finance our assets ex-
ceed oMr liabilities. and that is gener-
ally considered TO be q sound position
We can easily raise our own food sup
ply. Every family lives in its own
house. and the bachelors have houses
OF their own. but take their meals at
the cooperative dining-roou. their
cooking being done for them BY col
ony labor. This cooperative com
monwealth is governed by what is
called 8 parliament. although it is on
ly a committee Of three. with . chair
man OF director Of the colony. The
ballot is taken BY easts papers into
hat Speaking Of the industrial con
6iti0rs in Cosms. Mr.. lane said re-
Gently We have 3 fOrty-6ve hours
week. eight hours 3 day for zTs
DAYS and I'VE hours On sat
urday. Work starts 5ust after
sunrise and the men are en-
ploysd in susar-making and timber
work The married women are rot on
the organized working stan. They look
after the homes. and any work they
do outside is voluntary. Single wum-
en- wOul5 be On the working sta5.~
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-13

Jack Downing Is dosned At last. i"
said s5me wouid-bs wit among the
swzying figures on the ball roOm door.
Brain fever"
TIE words dTiftsd into the conserva-
tory where Madgs was sitting. and for
3 moment she thought the Mghts had
gone out Then they blz1ed up again
wsth tsR-foll hrillisncy. and az the
same tine the white light OF reason
snG common sense that had been 50
long ohscnrsd IN the girls soul flashed
ont with all its old power. SCATTERING 70
atoms the shell az wurldlineSs and
seepticism which had closed around
her heart
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-13
ABoUT VANILLA
A riaas Estserned for In Flavor and
Aroma


The vanilla IS an orchidaceous,
climbing vine. which often reaches
over 80 feet in height. and Is usually
about the thickness Of ones little m
ger. The vine IS round. knotted At in
tervals. and covered with dark green
spear-shzped IeAvss. Il throws out a
number az thin arms or serial roots as
IL rises. which. attaching themselves 70
neighhcriug trees, appear to derive
thersfrom such nutriment that the
vines are little dependent on the soil
IN fact. often when all other TaOdes Of
supply are cut of these hOl1fAsts viii
entirely nourish the plant. Occasional
" the wild vines completely cover the
branches of the tree. and. running
from Il into adjacent ones. they VIII
hang in huge festoons and arches so
thick that they seriously impede ones
progress in the bush. The vines bios
som protussly-usaally in the spring
the strange and delicate flowers, with
their long. struggling and pale yellow
petals. springing from the angles
where the leaves branch OF After
few days existence. the flowers witheT
and fall and as their chance OF fertili-
Eation through any Of the outside
agencies on which they depend is s
brief one. and precarioUs az bsSt, It is
not surprising 70 ind that very few
ct them are succeeded BY fruit. This
takes the form Of 5 large pod. and,
strange TO say. although the pods at
tain their full growth within fifty
days from the fall OF the petals. they
take fllly seven months more 10 ripen.
The pods vary from to II inches in
length and are about like g banana.
but are better described as resembling
: knife sheath; hence the name
vanilla. which is a corruption OF the
Spanish word VANILLA small scab-
hard. Each pod contains a quantity
OF small black granlles. surrounded by
h2lssric pulp whose peculiar com
bination OF oil and acid is supposed to
impart to the pods that delicious favor
and powerful aroma for which they
are 50 justly esteemed.-Chambers'
Journal
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-13

years he swore q big oath that he
would build an apple that should fool
the sailors and enable him TO have
some sweet fruit in his cellar for the
winter.
Stunned As the Evil One.
The Indian blood in his veins had
made Grant quick Of observation and
enabled him TO learn things about ma
ture that are concealed from most
men. He was led TO believe that if he
could split the scion from a sweet
tree and another scion from a sour
tree in halves. and place the half Of a
sweet scion against the half OF a sour
scion and make them 1T 50 exactly
that both sides would live If they
were inserted in a healthy stock. he
would produce fruit that was sour
on one side and sweet on the other.
On trying the experiment he found
that such a result vas not possible
from the terminal bud o. the twin
scion. but all shoots further down the
graft would yield sweet frHit on one
side and sour fruit on the other
Though the terminal bud is hard 70
make live. Grant was successful in
about one trial ont Of ten. and when
his sour and sweet apples were found
growing in the orchard. the builder
OF the fruit was pronounced as one
possessed Of Satan. and Stunned BY
the truly good as if he had been an
emissary from the pit
When ii was done and his orchard
was grated TO sweet and sour apples
the sailors went 70. other orehards
for their fruit, giving Grant time 10
attend prayer meeting. where he be-
came acquainted with a clergyman
who wrought his reform Indeed.
Grant always declared that his coRveE-
sion was directly due to his ability 10
produce an apple that was proof
against the sailors. because not only
did the absence Of the thieves enable
him 10 20 10 the PRAYER meetings, but
il was d fact that q man who could not
swear had nc business with an or
chard infested with nocturnal thieves
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-13
churrh in BzFsStoEu. Ny,
Has GIFTS ci
LENS PkilipPs Of France.
Favored BY x :
Z - A KING.


in Eurure- Ha was received with the
utmost Ein5nsss. and shortly after his
arrival. thro1gA the tnHusrre Of the
bishop he vas ershl q 10 form c-zss
IN French. which be taught in little
building which Is yet standing OF 81
Iosephs College grounds Philippe
wzs 4 grateful king and newer forgot
the many ki-1lessss rantsrs6 him By
the good Bishop Whsu he vas re-
stored 10 his throne he pres r es3 to tha
church thA painting above described
Together with the bel
This bell vas bTokaa in 1857 and
wzs rscast u Logisvil'a ball tounssrx
Tsa rsczztizg was 9 ua-7ists sueeess
and in order 10 retain s1r ID It's his
to-ic surroundings ths sane =stal wzz
used
The old ben l. cus q TIE @cs. nu-
steal in America and wAHn tha at-
1oSrhsra i Gear fts tones can sa as
ti1ctIy hezrd for 70 EEes