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SARATOGA SPRINGS

provements this year. 4 neV spring dis
covered, which will effect more cures IN
a day than the other waters in a week.
Is different mineral springs. We guar
srtee cure for Dyspepsia, Kidney,
Liver. Stomach, rheumatism, Blood,
Skin Disease, etc.; SO to SIS per week.
INFORMATION j. MARTENS. Bachelor
p. O.. Lake County, California
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rsocs are travelling South.

-. = nc 5erelicf logs from the wrecked
FEft arc drifting along the southern
c9ast One bY one they are being
. sR-a.sSlsd' ashore bu; there are still
enough: of them floating out iu the
track. OF cOastWise vessels 10 render
navigation exceedingly da ngerous. The
entrance 10 this poc1 IS now clear of
these .fiostiag obstructions. The light
aoaze Keeper a. Point Pinos reports
tsls.tr-on Nay IS large number Of
fhe logs dFifteG by that headlano.
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saloon Closing Defeated.

Council tonight defeated the motion
to close saloons indefinitely as recon-
nnended by the committee of the
whole, the vote standing to against
the resolution. Councilman Thurston
introduced a resolution to close sa-
looms from. o'clock Saturday after
noon to Monday morning at 5 o'clock.
The measure was referred to the IL
cense committee. Thurston's resolu-
ton is aimed also to prevent whole
sale dealers and resta urants from sell
ing liquors during the time specified.
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Sumnit-Maximum temperature. 30: minimum
tenpera ture %: strong south wind; average
snow, IS inches.
Forecast for San Francisco and vicinity
Fair Tuesday; fresh west winds.
For Sacramento Valley-Fair Tuesday; fresh
south winds.
Por Los Angeles and vicinity-Fair Tuesday;
fresh west winds
A. G. McADiE.
District Forecaster.
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schooner MAY Be in Trouble.

=. The KoSraos liner Uarda reports
having: pasted q three masted schoon-
er. lumber laden, anchored close in To
: PERT Gcr6a-
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;. sopoma VIII san T7,urssiay.

hner Sonoma, Captain TraSk, viii sail
THURSDAY from Pacific street wharf
:er Honolulu PagO Pago, Auckland
and. SydBey- She VIII take q full car
go and many passengers, both for
HONOLULU and the Antipodes are al
ready. booked.
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BeautifuI Pacific GroyeBytheSea

The California Chautauqpa. Music. fun,
pleasure. Something doing every day.
tom 6oats. splendid fishing, military band,
boating, launch excursions, bathing Ra-
viiion: magnificent scenery and dives.
prices.
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The California Safe Deposit and Trust
Company will advance money on insur-
ance policies.
Insurance Department. 1877 Fillmore
street. Hours, a. m. to p. m.
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WATER BUSINESS.

Office at our warehouse, 4th and Kins
sts., s. ?. Prompt delivery made to ans
part of the city Booklets about springs
HANSEN & KkHLER, $th and WEB
stey sts.. Oakland. distributors for Oak
land, Alameda ard Berkeley.
BARTLETT SPRINGS CO.
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WILLOW RANCH.

Delightfully."- located In the Santa
Cruz redwoods. Milk. fruit, spring
water. phone, daily mail, excellent ia
BILE; $500. MRS. NJ. ]. CRANDELL.
Box sly, Santa Cruz.
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MARK WEST SPRINGS.

Mrs. c. Juersensen, Proprietress.
Fishing, bunting. other amusenents, hot
sulphur and soda baths, unexcelied min
oral springs in variety. Fine table
Rates 80 week; 50 day; children
half price. Write for information. Marx
West Springs. Santa Rosa Rural No. s.
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HOTEL BELVEDERE

MRS, A T. MOORE. owner. Now open
Also new annex. Thirty minutes from
San Francisco. Tiburon ferry. Special
rates for season. ]. w. ALLEN. Man
ager.
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Springs.

In frst-class condition. Now open for
guests. Good table assured. Hotel. ho-
tel cottages and housekeeping Gotta ges.
Mineral baths. Competent masseurs for
ladies and gentlemen. California and
Northwestsrn via Hopland: Southern
Pacific via Williams daily. Address ].
r. McMAHAN at Springs. Lake Co.. Cal.
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VILLA FoNTENAY.

SODA PAY SPRINGS-Cn Clear Lake,
Lake County Cal. Rernodeled and i'm
proved; increased accommodations; mod
ern convenicnces; lawn and aquatic
sports: climate and scenery unsurpassed ;
table speciality; beautiful new launch,
carrying 40 people, for excursions; plenty
rowhoats, mules. horses. etc. Terms 3
pnr day; yl2 per week; special rates to
families; boats and baths free to guess
Eeoks and full information Geo. Robin
son and Agnes Bell Rhoades. Managers
Soda Fay. Kelseyville p. O.. Lake Co.
Cal, or Peck-Judah Co., 4l4 14th St.
Oakland.
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MENDENHALL SPRINGS-Oren MAY
l. New management Elevation 1850 feet.
Fine climate Best mineral springs Fias
table. Cottages for houseksepiIrg Crock
cry. skating rink etc Rates 81 to $40
per week Address o. z. BIGELOW.
Iivermore, Cal
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BLUE LAKES.

We are open to accommodate zoe
guests. Rates same as usual, s!o'oo
to $1,000 per week. Boating, bathing
and all other amusemepts free. Hot
and cold sulphur and steam baths.
Send for new pamphlets to o. Weis-
man, Midlake P. O., Lake Co., Cal.
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n., Monte as a Home Resort.

Hotel Del Monte by the '-ea. near old
Monterey is open as usual All outdoor
attra ctions. Special terms for families
who make this their hone.
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TOWES HOTEL

Now open for the season Altitude 3loO
feet An ideal summer climate Pure air,
pure spring water; hunting. fishing, seen
cry electric lights, porcelain bathtubs
free to guests); separate dining-room for
summer visitors Postofice, telegraph.
telephone: railroad and express Offices
near hotel Rates 81 per day $40 to sl2
per week NO CONSUMPTIVES TAX
EN-. Address "Towles Hotel, Towle,
Placer County, Cal'
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REST AND REcUPERArE.
SAN LUIS
HOT SULPHUR SPRINGS

Fine boating and fishing in salt and
fresh water. shady walks. pleasant cli-
mate. finest scenery. Board. room and
bath. $40 and up per week. Reduced
railroad rate. Inquire at the South
,ern Pacific, or send for booklet to A.
n. SMITH, San Luis Obispo. Cal.
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CAMP TAYLOR.

The tented city not affected by the
earthquake. Send your family. Tent cot
tsge and camp grounds unlimited Boat
Ing. swimming. Grocery. butcher or ths
grounds selling at regular prices Terms
under present conditions most liberal
ARMY ADAM BREHM. Proprietor.
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MOUNT VIEW HOTEL Ross Ross sIat4I5r' sXAtI5y'
Is now open. Newly furnished new
plunnbins. Reservations can now be
made by addressing Manager, Ross VAL
ley station.
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RICHARDSON MINERAL SPRINGS
10 miles from Chico, Butte County: stage
daily, Sundays excepted. Cures rheunna-
tisrr. malaria, stomach. kidney and nery-
GUS troubles, blood and skin diseases
Steam and mineral baths every day
Plenty OF milk and fruit. Hunting ard
trout fishing. Long distance telephone
Rates $40 and So Address J. III. RICH
ARpSON. Chico, Cal.
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DUNCAN SPRINGS

Now open Rates $1,000 to $500 per
week. Write for particulars. Address
HOWELL BROS, Hopland. Mendo-
cino Co, Cal.
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LAWRENCE VILLA. Sonoma-Com-
pIeteIy renovated. Family resort; swim
ming tank; bus daily to Hot Springs; s.
week H. PELLISSIER.
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DR.. c. C. oDoSNELL's RANCH. az
pretty Glen Ellen: 20 furnished and
partially furnished cottages cabins.
tents and outfits to rent. IRON so up
Catholic and Congregational Churches:
mineral springs; fishing, bathing; cli-
mate unsurpassed Apply to DR. c. C..
O'DONNELL. 910A Devisadero. ST
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CITY sANITARIUM.

Receiving patients as usual, cot
tages. rooms or tents. Write for lit
erature. San Jose, Cal.
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WEATHER BUREAU REPORT.

United States Department OF Agriculture
Weather Bureau. Monday, May 2s, 1905.
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HOWELL MT. woooWoRrH,s.

Residence of 81 years. Home fruits,
vegetables. milk. cream. etc. Purest OF
spring water. No fog. 81 to SO week.
Woodwork & Muller. ST. Helena, Cal
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BYRON

Hot Springs, waters that cure. One of
the most perfectly appointed hotels in
the State; week end. Round-trip rate.
$3.50, includes days at hotel: use of
baths. everything paid. Southern Pacific
trains running to Byron on schedule time
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Camp Meeker
VIcHY SPRINGS.

Curative waters, hunting, fishing
finest electric baths in the world.
]. A. REDEMEYER, Prop.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-29
REORGANIZATION ut
Ghtna' 4 Army
BY REV. E. J. HARDY.
pOTtEnt 10 health.

vengeance for past bad viii have regret
that sleeping dogs allowed 10 lie.
China has recently started army council for organizing
imperial army It's president Yuan Sh and
the eleverest in China,
said that there present divisions 10000 men,
in the army properly equipped and trained BY foreigners
hoped that within the next years the numbers viii up
half million Enlistment voluntary and for three years the
coors which the soldier passes and second reserve
Recruits carefully chosen after period Of probation They
be between and IS years age feet FIVE inches M able
anyone get by Of the village
There three colleges for educating officers in
China provision has been og sending hundred students
year military schools in Japan college, has
tzbshed for training medical officers This will probably make the
Chinese soldier fight better for what he used than
being left die OF his wounds and that would make
ritual offerings corpse abandoned the battlefield China
rule active sober and doe and what he he never
io1g He live upon nothing and has little objection to
dying. These are the qualities Of good soldier.
II Chinese soldiers have many fought so badly that
the army to be considered negligible quantity this is simply
they badly fed and badly led is not true that
they have always fought badly At Tenn years ago they were
numbers than its defenders yet they nearly took the
city And the admirable way which Chinese glnns then worked
their guns surprised everyone
Thai handful Of foreigners able deend the legations A.
Picking often adduced worthlessness Of Chinese SOL
Their attack however, Laheaed The empress dowa
although willing have the Europeans put end to- had NOT
The courage Of her hatred First she would then she would not
orders and counter orders given the troops
The 80 foreign military officers who lately by invitation the
rst maneuvers OF the Chinese army aonsed They
came to mock and they remained pray least to confess
that what had been accomplished during the years came as
q revelation to them.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-29
WORD CAUSES LAWSUIT.
"Domiciiecv in VIII Ties Up an Eng
1ah Fortune Of Over
81 600, BOO.

Loncon.-oDe word IN the viii Of
Temple West WHO left fl.i2g 900 70
the National gallery and six British
charities, has caused 8 lawsuit thai
has nov lasted three years and shows
no Indications q being settied soon.
The word over which the dispute
has raged Il ~domicilsc" In his viii
Mr. West describes himself a. an
EDgiishman oomicilsd Ia Nios" The
question u wbethef be meant d0mi.
cilec Or resident IN the form ,e puf
q the viii WAS made subject 10 the
ffench Law. which places restrictions
On bequesfs a. between the family
u the testator and other benefciafies
The viii a. far a. Il Il related 70
The National gallery and the six Brit
ish charities was disputed. and ne
gcfiafions have been proceeding with
out result II g suggested that q
compromise BE- effected Under the
French law the charities would re-
oeire $4,000 each.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-29


mountains NAV Offices
As Of the requirement oi general strength and
o. arFy and qne vel worth We beyond ther Pracr@l
u-ty- For when and wholly strong heatys
and certainly, health desirable i thai some strong
healthy but their Ihah always d1e 70 he weak
OF part such entirely strong i possible
develop me muscular system piecse BY ocazed work urh
involves The organs little the organs weak,
although the appears be strong Muscular WORK should
therefore be general should involve many muscles
when the organs vii necessarily develop equally with the n1ses
And rms important remember that the organs,
whose strength and integrity lie directly depends be de-
FeoPed only through general and vigorous muscular work
Some has drawn graphic picture Of future represent
ing hn having very large head with puny body and shrF-
eed hbhsTdy pleasant perspective The aot hat large
brain VII need much good blood which Be furnished only By
sound aud robust belly tins prophet have considered
The strength nanesiy sbsu1d, for
have already insisted Do possess strength cannot
remain healthy and healthy I've long Set
ting the advantages o physical evolution ASIDE long the brain
needs food development food be geed needs good
stomach and the good needs proper exercise Of
the muscles long VIII the cultivation Of physical strength be nee
essa ior mental evolution And the above spite Of the
that ae while physical strength has been rogaded
G evolution has been making great strides for yet has body
been seriously affect brains nutrition
core, however one-sded development
the brain VIII longer be adequately nourished by the
ebled body and retrogression Hence
suung that 60 have may expect last the
supenecns with huge brain and hrveled puny body,
that has been predicted but small possessing brain
strictly proporoned his diminished powers Of nourshment
Sh clearly understand how strength which IS the
suit Of produces health needs but consider that when
muscles organs exercised many Of the cells OF which they
composed destroyed and excred while cells take the
place and tissue obviously vigorous and healthy than
old Exercise deep breathing and BY accerag
the circulation, also thorough elimination Of efee
matter from the brain and system generally result einenty
portant 10 health
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-29
HAVE NO USE FOR AGED.
Balloons Prove Themselves Thorough
Believers IN Policy Adyocated
By d. osler

In certain parts q South Africa.
said Thomas Asbaidistone of Johsn.
nesburg. there are baboons which
carry into practical operation the doe
trlnes of Dr. Osler. These simisns
have no earthly use for the aged Of
their own tribes and when one of
their kind gets TO old 70 help him
self the rest ostracizs him complete
~. neither toler2ting BIS society nor
helping him e sustain life
Never was there an exhibition of
such cailous and eoid-blo0dsd indlf.
ference a. these .bsbysns show 70
their helpless old One of our scien-
tlhc men who had made a study Of
this phase Of their life told ne that
10 this treatment of the aged b. the
balloons the theory of Darwin was
indicated. and that there need b DO
further search Of the missing link"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-29
LOCATED BY EARTHQUAKE.
Pennsylgsnis By Missing for Thirty
Issrs Restored Through Ffisco
Disaster.

York. Pa william Neumsn. who
iefi fhis eity 81 yeafs ago a1d ba1 nor
ieeD heard from since nis departure.
has been iocafe1 during ne last fep
days hegman ieft fork when b. vas
only y yesn Old Hs neyer wrote 70
bis relstiyea sn1 hey thought him
dead
Wbe1 the recent San Prsncisoo dis-
ester occurred Ne1man wss - dis
fgrbe1 fbst BE- concluded ~ write 3
letter y BE- family. Fiyine them sn a.
coant " BIS travels and present
rbefeaboats Ife said that BE- had
lived a Oskisbd on : farm f0r many
yeam an1 fhaf ne earthquake bad
sbaken him 70 considerably. but had
done b. damage
He NiIi Visit his ol5 home seain in
fhe near future He has several bro
fhers living here. all n them being
prominent business men
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-29
TIE HesIizn Fly AttarIdng
Wheat Plant

II e rlrcular iuE lszueE ~ <he hn-
rzaH q su1nmnlnET a. Washington a..
leuzinn Is giFen 70 <hs Hs&ian n.
hnW Il atlaeiE rnE g5ung Vrkaar plant
-ns sGee- an1 sussas-inEz relative &c
clar,hz-inE lhe pest
al We1sEer. EnH au-hnr. presents
tFe 0rlsinal Ilus-ra-luIlz silou-zlls -Ia
method nf arlacE and -ne rasuE Al
aau-luE IL aalsal nc <hs 1acz thar -nH
ere1 On zl.s FDnng plant IS Ee
marked and ulee E farmer haE Or
se-se1 -us WorE ne vii have li--ls
-Tnlhle IL rns fuurs Il ideu-iftvlEls
- Pig 2 ahrvE an unanee-ee yDuns
Rnear plant while F-s shows al
1-ner rnaf has ben srtacEa1 ny me
Hssaian NJ
A unluies-e1 Qiau- zaEF -ht ~
thuE. ''is r. slender erDw1h. The green
ell0f IS llsner wi-h e slight rinee
q Eellow tie E-emz ars more Or less
fislnls. and me cen-ral unfolding Isaf
ls present I1e vnule plant Is a.
eliusd tn dr0or and the riiler spread
pu and epTer rns ground Al ID
tes-el plant lE without stem an1 the
isayee are broader. usually snrV
shOrter and are 0f g deep niuish green
eoiDfs somewhat resembling those ~
eats Tns plants stand more e-sct
and. IL 1ac- arr but . mass uf Hhor-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-29
ANOTHER OKLAHOMA RUSH.
Ore Ealf . Million Acres y Govern.
nent Land Soon e Be Thrown
Cpeu.


Cufhr1f Ok.-|Jklanoma viii soon
erperience &C. seventh land opening
There have beer six 10 ~ years. The
new loom VII occur Ia rne southwest
eru par y fhs territory. where the
Kiova and Comfnche pasture u $50 =
90 anc rne wooc reserve - q 900
acres wiu BE- thrown open V settle
meuf within the nex four months
ne stegheas 81. which during 10
present session passed Dofb fhs house
snc senate, has again passed the
hopse. following me inclusion u q
ciaues which provides allotment for
iDdian babies born since June Z. 1900
Alreaey around ne oonfnes u ne
Dig pasiure the farmers from other
states uho are ANXIOUS ~ secure
bones 10 tbis new country are assem-
bling and their tents are pitched
along TIE Red fifer from WaDrfka
wesi ward 70 Davidson. and along the
incisn territory line in TIE vicinity u
MARROW. Duncan and Rush Springs
Near thesf in1ian territory towns are
about 1900 acres ~ the land " b.
opened. Immense crowds are expected
from n0rthern ntates Many ~ th0se
assembling have ~ rheir earthly pos
sessions With then.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-29


NAulF-E. MAI loI-1E AL1er4lE
lrDzsze and rltssed empsoye " rns
l1aaa0r Bag e0mpanr. lately arrived
nefe anf iaag1s = IL idea shar he
ss,erieaz r'haiess zruaen - Is The
Aserif ~ f0f 1he v'inzer VII suffer
Grs'e haslsnils
al giving some 1e.ais ab0n. IFS af
tia far northern pozt Anderson salc at
ha headauarlen there Ne7s - white
u,sn al iE fae employ af the COM
parry 11ese mel had eoule fron eaai~
e1, Canada. aud we're s0od ssanler.
fph aeine necessity for lie WORK re-
atiref - then
= n0-eNorshy feature ~ -nis npr-h-
es1 post wnlci s. oFer .51f miles duf
NORTH ~ rne international boundary. .G
rils e.ecErie liglf pssrt xnese The
lgit s. nasl iof lliumi1a Ing -te eom-
garva Offices and -az dwelling nuls
During 1ne winter t e kepf burning
81 the rlnle On account ~ Ene lerE-
T.ess y Ehs dage. 1ul dnring tne SUM
ules ii is nor nssd a. az the nights
consisting - Enrse A0urs twilight
during whicf artificial light ls ND
necessary.
While On .ne waF sou-r Anderson
eaW hero ~ 4s burasc running Wild
probably rne only herd existing which
is not 10 CAPTIVITY o. seml-cey-lvity.
Fitf bearing animals are very pieu-i-
a. al0ug ti.e uorlhern rivers EfiG year.
anf TIE ealch VII b. wen ~ 20 the
aye-ase. 3 number y musk ox being
included VIA me furf being shipped 10
England va Hudsou'G Bay b. -ns con-
pslry
The coi1es day - Port Simpson
during ne v'inier vas q degrees b.
low zero. buf the past winter vas an
exceptionally milo one ~ fhers
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-29
TzyE ID FIRsT LOVES


There are seven virgins sarlzrfisr
azlN y existence in 1linalarleg cnuEel.
Saser England ~ 1rsl 11 -hen near-
tng ehe care 11ss zn1 TN iaE 17E1
Tx eonsis- 81 allE rIn1ur aud pa-
re.r. baE ahaDe1 and arr covered Eri<h
zaseEiea zne INSIDE eenler of -he cane
ur Wl-e frame supporting E par e
paper gloves Tbeg represent : -
mantle cusiom nf very ancient orisin.
and are sacred So tne memory 81 Eirls
ushr vniie be-r0-ned II EneiY F0u-1
ls- rneif Intended husbands 1y lea-E
So remained -rus 70 -ieir frs- loves
1ael maiden designed ner pwr gar
a1r and e. ner dear1 fms simple
emblem vas borne before her ~ TIE
3. iase lassae ene wniEe gloves beir.g
zziersard added After -1s obseoulez
these gariands were suspended tr the
village enprel o. 3 ROD BEARING a.
i-s extremity 8 hear 81 rne anaue ~
fr escu-eneqr. upDr which rne initials
and cate were inscribed These pere
originally fxef shove the malder's
pew
Some ~ Ehs earliest and forgptteu
sariancs were composed 81 real foW-
err but later rhe covered hoops De-
seribsf were substituted.
There il e passing EliusiOr to THIS
simple memorial ~ rhe eariY deacr
81 -Haniet -Tet here she Is allowed
nef virgin Grants. Grants" signify
ing ear.ends
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-29
A CERTAIN FARMER.-onee D

A CERTAIN FARMER.-Once upon
a time. a certain farmer became very
much dissatisfied with BIS attractive
home and rs surroundings says Farm
Journal He was sure that other To-
eaiities offered better opportunities
than bis oun He really knew but IT.
re about matters outside Of the county
IN which he had always lived. and
concluded 10 visit other sections OF
the country and observe coalitions
with his own fyes. He came home
wiser and better contentei with bis
lot. He had learned that tfe farmers
in the other sections of TIE country
naye the same difficulties he and bis
aeighbors have. Getting away fron
home convinced him thaf the place
where he lived vas. after all. the best
place for him.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-29

% detect the infections A later coior
Is yellow and then brown. but the
lark green color always precedes this
condition During the sumner the a.
tack causes the wheat 70 break
This IS called straw fallen.
Webster calls attention % the fact
hat there Is no such thing as ~fy-
proof wheat" A. yet there is no rem
sdy for the Hessian ~ The treat.
ment Is largely Of q preventive nature
In the case Of spring wheat the au-
fhorities who have investigated the
subject can only recommend a rich
soil. well prepared seed bed and early
sowing The aim is TO get the
wheat along a. far as possible 80 that
Il can withstand the fy 70 a better
advantage. Rotation Of crops is 70
be recommended also.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-29

The sse ~ wooden shoes may er.
Dlain WY me e4poriaiion ~ boots
shoes snd sole leather frou fhe United
states ~ ffanea a. Comparatively
smell There is. hoNerer. ID addition
20 ere peasant class using ouiy Hood.
en shoes. another smaller rural class
wearing eheaD leather shoes Tie
wooden shoes are made from wa.nuf
end bireh. ne latter beinR ihe cheap
ones an5 retailing ~ % % ~ cent? q
pair knfifeiy wooden shoes are
carved oif ~ : solid Dieoe q wo9d
Wien tie sole only 4 used the split
leafhef uppefs are fastsnfd on vlih
nalis
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-29

OvergrOWn leaves that usually ku
with the first frost
Referring 70 Fig artentlon i
called 70 the fact thar . tiller has
started from 3 point below the place
where the plant is attaeksd By The
~ ~ ftis tilier were 70 b. attacked
after a. appeared above .he ground
says Webster. there would follow ne
same appearance as ~ the case q
the original plant that iE 70 say. the
leaves would become broader and o. 3
darker coiof
This condition applies 70 fau wheat
IN the spring and young spring wheat.
The Only exception in sppearsnre VII
occur ln the case of hard vheatz
where the foliage Is naturally harder
and q . darker color. but the erect
position VII Eil enable the observer