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NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN { HARTFORD R.R

Trains depart from Grand Central Station, l:d
st. and 4th ave. as follows for
BOSTON. via New London and ~Prov.-':sN,
I!lioSo .arl0o: a NJ ';gi'OC; .Al oii ESQ
tIsC 4. y: t2Oo p. NJ; VIA Sprlngneld-'SlI
PORTLAND and BAR HARBOR-tS9i5 p. NJ.
WHITE MOUNTAINS. ST. ALBANS and QUEBEC
ootiIs:sS a; NJ. 200 P M -,
p. N.
LAKENILLE q NoRFoLK-1yso2 A. NJ, 1881 7. NJ.
Y HARRINGTON, STOCKBRiDGE, LEMON.
PITrSFIELD-fI54. 'ya.Oe a. NJ. ST "a. 1881 ?. NJ.
Ticket onices at co rand Central station and Ct 25'h
ST., also at cz45, I 30. 81 3S4 B'wAy, CTS Union Square.
ciS2 Fttth Ave. c25 Columbus Ave. csc Madison
Ave, CT w. l25th 81, 270s Third Ave. In Brook
Ign. ca Court 81. 80 Ncstrsnd Ave. $40 B'way'
DAILY: fE1ceLt sundays. saturdays onE
fStOpS at1zSth street. XStOps at 18th ~. SUNDAY =
only. tPaTlor car limited. HAS dining car. CPar.
Tor and sleeping car tickets also.
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E. ]. Willis CO., 23l v. E4, b Esss
SALES.
L.L.FRUsKL Auc,r, 70 Bowery, sells 10 A

l.. l.. FIRUSKI. Auctr., 20 Bowery, sells 10 A. N.
Sept. SOrdeT A.. Simon: jeweiry.
Sept. 6-Order NJ. BTuckheimer, 1871 Fast l0Stl
st.: clothing, &c. pledged prior Aug "a. 1858.
sept. 7-Order J. Anderson, 37 West nd 81.
all diamonds, watches. JeweTy. goods every de
s~criDtion pledged prior Aug. Is. 1905, TO No. 5000
all goods held over for customers.
Sept. N-OrdeT Mayer r Co., S2 Grove st.
Jersey City: =. stern. as7i sth Av. all diamonds
watches, Jewely, goods every description pledged
prior Sept. I, 1905. to No. 2ie69: all goods held over
Sept. fO-Order $. Mayer, Jersey City: clothing.
Sept. U-OrdeTM NJ. BIuckheimer ibl Fast IOsth 81.
all diamonds. watches. jewelry, goods every de
scriptlon pledged prior Sept. 1. 1905. TO No. 1890
and all goods pledged with A; Frcund. 1888 Sd av., &c
Sept. I, 1905, 10 No. 27lO0. NJ. "a T.. BTuCkheimer
2i6S I'd av.. all goods pledged PROT Aug. II. 1905. 10
No. 1850. and all Older dates held over.
Sept. I2-Ordcr G. Mayer & Co.. y I'd av.; oil dia
pledged prior Sept. 5. 1903. including Nos. s2l62
s2,45, 224s6. $3.50. GO9l and all goods reserved from
previous sales; Bnd I, Harlem, COS 18th av.. pledged
prior Sept. 2, 1905.
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new JERSEY CENTRAL

.~rArVAA- | ROOT LlOcTNy OLs W.
STATIONS West Esd ST. N. r.
Time shown below Is from Liberty street. West
sd 81. leaves 10 minutes earlier except as noted
"a AS Seo,Sn'T s~aEsrRHRhHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
10, Sso. 500 los. IS ESs,on only! 2. N. Sundays
Itso 4 M 100 s;Sp an go go III6%l-o,o
iisq RS SSs I; N, TSp 4 4:'s TONS 81 s a re r M /
wood and L.Eehurst'onIy ks;io sundays ~"
E6AG Ranch Sara .ASBTR n PskRkk..oSEAN SSRRo3SRa
i pGaN% PhaSS isC, as IS $50 SS %S. SIS st siSses s5'Is,
$50. $50, ll2ei. sundays; except Ocean Grove
Atlantic NHI6s::, S~EHBRiSHT, MONMOUTH
s4SPf EoSkA RRIG FOE noN ATLs sRNaTSSecHHi iG *.
Bury PARK, OCEAN GRoyE;S SPRING LAEE'
s FONT rGsc L 4. n i.so. 800. q us j. 1 Is p !: 4 "a sun Sn:
days. SsS 4. NJ. IssS. SIS, ifiS Pm. Pier g.
READING, HARRISBURG PoTTSyILLE AND
iiaS A. u. Reading only. pyi:oO. iii:so. 'sS
Pm Reading, PottSvIlie. Harrisburg only. '1OO
Philadelphia.
'zIso, m7YOo. ms,Oo, 300. m.lOOO. .il:oo A.: NJ,
100. $500, 900. di03O p. NJ. j'i2iS mdt.
Baltimore and Washington.
500. mslOOO, m'12:Oo m'.'Oo. mt'iOo. m'e'oo. 100
:psiy .psIy. sSSsRs sunday. HSHSdsy:
ardsys. mDininG car. 1sstTTSSys only. Iron
Liberty 8; only; ,D,-a s,r..,-ns,o p NJ c,so
P. A., el2e0 p NJ, glsSO p. NJ. jilSO p. NJ. kS@o
p. NJ, v55OP. M. h4:20.
e45. is4, 1900. 1854 Broadway, l2 5h Av,, Isl 9th
Az, Is Union square West. 27oe Sd Az, los West
l2Sth ST, 245 Columbus Av., New York: Z Court
ST, S4S, S4 Fulton ST.. 479 NoStrand Az, Brooklyn.
500 BT2adWay. WihamSourE New YORK Transfer
W. q. BESLER. W. c. HOPE,
Vice Pres. & Gen. Mgr. Gen. PasST Agent.
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STEAMER MARY POWELL
pNCMnM AND POINTS IN
DUO UN NEW ENGLAND.

FALL RIVER LINE via Newport and Fall River.
I've. Pier 10. N. r., n. Warren ST., week days and
Sun $50 N. StLS Priscilla and Puritan. Orchs,
PRO VHDENCE LINE for Providence, Boston and
East. Leave Pier Il, N. r.. foot Murray St, week
days only, 900 =. N. steamers Providence new
and Pilgrim. Orchestra on each.
NEW LINE for New Bedford. MAI
tha's Vineyard and Nantucket. I've. Pier 40. N. T.,
n. Garrison St, week days only, al 500: n. East
I'D ST, $50 p. N. Strs. Maine and New Hampshire.
LINE for New London, Block Island.
Watch Hill. Narr. Pier. Worcester, etc. 1--we. PIER
10. N. r., II. Garrison ST. week days only, $40
=. N. Also daylight trips Mondays from Pier 20
steamers City Of Lowell and Chester W. Chaplin.
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven. Hartford,
Sprin gheId, etc. str. Richard Peck Tvs. Pier 20. r. R..
week days, Gas p. NJ; suns, $50 A. N. Leave n. u.
ed St, week days. 8P. NJ: suns, 10 A. NJ. sundays
due New York on return s45 p. VI.
Tkts. and Staterooms at 245, $40, 100 and 1854
B'way. IS Union So, 1S2 Fifth Ave, Gao Mad. Ave. 24S
Col. Ave, los W. 1s5th ST., 279s I'd Ave. and at Piers.
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.

LOST-One hundred shares Of United State'
steel Cor. common stock. certificate No. FtO9iH'
for 80 shares registered IN nAme Of W. y. Franz
lin a Co, certificate No. FiO9oS8 for 50 shares reg
lstcred In name Of Dc COppet& 4 DoremuS. TrAnsic
has been stopped and all persons are cautioned
against negotiating same. Notify
BLYTH A EMMONS.
~ Exchange Pr
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SHORE r. r.

New York Central 4 Hudson r.. r., Lessee
Trains leave Franklin 81. station. New YORK. az
follows, and rs minutes later foot West 4Sd ST., N. II.
f94O A. M.-Catsklll Mountain Limited.
'it:a A. M.-Mountaln Express.
rl245 p. Nip Van Wrinkle Flyer.
100 p. M.-Chlcago Express.
'2:z5 p. M.-Con. lin. for Detroit, Chi. d st. Louis
1875 p. Mister Express. -,
$40 p. M.-For Roch., BuIralo. Cleveland a Chi
$500 p. M.-For Roch, Buffalo. Detroit 4 81. Louie
'945 p. M.-FOr syria. .Roch Mia. Falls. Det.& Chi,
sDally. tDally except Sunday. Baggage checked
from hotel or residence by westcott Express.
A. II. SMITH, G. r. DAILY.
Vice Pres. and Genl MGR. Pass'r Traf1c Mgr.
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ELI SODEL. Auct.. o. BOwtTy, Jclls 10 4. VI. all
goods pledged prior Aug, rs. 1916;
Sept. Z Jcvelry. Geo. Munk. p:2 9th av.
Sept. 6-Clothing. Sol. Ungcr. III Amsterdam
ay. and Newark Loan Co.
sept. : Jcwelry. sol. Ungcr. I9 Amsterdam
av., and NewPrk Lorn Co.
Sept. 10 Clothlng. J. l.. Fiuhfuf. roo Bowcry.
and Rubin's LoRn once. brooklyn.
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAIL WAY.

Intended SaIlInEs from Vancouver
for japan. China and Philippine Islands.
u, M. 3. Tartar. Sept. II n. MS. AtheniAn Oct. is.
Emp. Of India 800, Oct. 2 EmD. OF Japan or 10
For Fiji, Hawaiian Islands, Australia and
New Zealand.
MiOwera, .. ,..., Sept. IL AorAngi. ........O Oct. IL
For rates and apply al ass and 1 B'way
and PSI Fifth Ave.
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HOTELS.

A.-BLE0ANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT.
private hath, $50 daily; Including meals, twc, g.
weekly: one. va VAN R~ENSsELAER. II East } ~.
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No EXTRA CHARGE FOR 1T.
Advertisements for The sun and Evening sun
may be left az any American DlstricJ Messenger
Once In the city.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
ROYAL GLUE LINE TRAINS
EVERY O1HER HouN ON TINE EVEN hOuR."

OnnCes: 245. asa, 1900 broadway, 0 Astor Housc,
lOs Greenwich St, rs Union Square w, Sol Grand
81, N ": 343 Fulton ST., Brooklyn; West 2d st.
and Liberty st.
After Q .. m. Sleeping Car Reservation aud full
Information regarding trains, etc. can be obtaincd
at Bureau OF fOrmati b.. 4 q. II. r., 23d 81.
Terminal. Phone No. Chelsea 3l4.
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AUTOS: All Must Move. Price.

will do the rest. Never in our hve years eI
perience such good cars At SCANDALOUSLN LOW
prices. DEMONSTRATIONS cheerfolly given pur-
ChASers.
1909 Royal Tourist. 1909 Locomobile, thirty Ave
horse: New 1900 Orient, four cylinder; 1909 Max
well BriscOc Touring Cars: FTanklins, Bucks.
Nationals. WintOnS. StoddArd Dayton. Ramhlers.
Five Panhards. Peerless. Autocars, OldsmObileS.
Cadillacs tall kinds Ten LocOmobiles. two and
four cylinders, at lowest hgures: Fiat. Five Thomas
Flyers. $3.50 to 1880. 100 other unusual OppoT.
tunities. Manhaitan's Pioneer Establishment.
We want your money and want TO see you after
YOU have visited all other depots. 10 show you the
DIFFERENCE in QUALITY and PRICES NUFF
SAID"
BROADWAY AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE,
2l7- 249 West 47th Street.
Near Broadway. Telephone So7 Bryant
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CENTRAL AUCTION NJ, Shechsn, Auct.
i52 -lA Canal ST., Will sell at 10 4, M.
sept. S-Dy Al. Well q Co. .2t7 81 av.: clothing
pledged 10 Aug. Is. 1906.
sept. CIV !. J. saver clothing. b
sept. by Home Loan once: clothing, &C.
Sept. 10 ~ John Slmpfon. ie4 BowcTy: diamonds.
jewelry, &c, pledged 10 No. lSeCO. June l. 1865. and
all Foods held over.
Sept. 10 BY N. LAvcIy 500 9th av.: clothing, &c.
pledged 20 :, pt. I, 1905.
Sept. ti--By r. simpson 4 Co, 1906 BoweTy: dIA
mOnds, JcwclTy. &c. pledged TO No. SOOi, MAY /
1905. and all goods held over.
Sept. li-By s. LelChtcnintt, L57 ID av.: clothing.
&c. pledged TO Sept, 1. 1908,
Sept. Ely u. Miller. I5 nth nv.. diamonds
Jcwelry. &c. pledged TO Sept. 4. 1871.
Sent. Re By II. FrCCl, % New Chambers 81, cloth
ing. 10 Sept. 1. 1903.
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RIG HARlEM CASINO,

ABHEY ON Hudson 10 18th 81. TT. Washington Az.
Ale. New Management. Vennese cuisine.
ARvERNE HOTEL & OCEAN CASINO hrveLne BY
ATLANTIC INN Fine run from y. I. GRANT city
wv" st. George ferry. ~"N"' VIZ
BAY VIEW MOTEL shore ~ % gIoS Nd Si st.. CNJ Island
aEECHWOOD TEL summit. SUMMIT. N. 1.
bGVSeV" "SH'" w" Ism. from t2d 81. kdICnWuhI
sULLEN's HoTELsstS % g .g fo2 SiSnsT. DridgspOh,et
Double Beach MI. on Ss snSre b Pr; Nh Brahiord, CT.
EDeEW0OD i'm e miles, GSssTStCs GSnn'
FRANcFOsTS 8 S;,, sIwsy' F, 1SGss,:; A TsS ' MD
HUG0T'S HOTEL 29Sn al, y ysi Gun n; !. ST. GEORGE
HUNTERS ISLAND INN Pelham &; ff Park EHs I. ::
lnh;.n Mad Natal New ROchclIc. y. Y. Boston Rd.
UHuIaH NVau "V'O' Cafe a Rest. Chicken dinners.
rug MN nrr Open until October. % mile run.
I'VE NO@V'' Shore Dime rs a speciality.
NsNsion Houss SIN. !. OF Springfield. GrssHfisld
M0sELEVS NEW HAVEN HOUSE New Haven net ,Ct;
%pEDEEIOuS Famous Mushroom pIainGeld
~RAVthhALL Home Of the Entc' ConeI IsIshd
PRINCETON INN c rrlaGs'S S@i. \, = and 9P PMS. ''0'
SHORE HOUSE a. south Tern "a =. 4 Bergen Point
Old Fashion shore Dinners.
SOMERSET INN Fine n 1 drtvc. EernardsvIhe, n J.
srA,Icu,S CONET High Glass
s'"o'n' Restaurant a "a C e M hNSgs
Van CohIandi Park Ian Ale j. FL +. 6cS aaSshor's''
HOTEL WINDSOR. 4. = p z S!.Jp.'ATLAsTIc CITY
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JULIUS sHONGOOD,

JULIUS sHONGOOD. Auctioneer, % Bowery,
by Jos. ShongoOd's sons, Auctloneers:
Sept. b-ClothinR, &C.. pledges from 1900 to
si0S9. II, Lang, 100 Avenue {.
Sept. -Jewelry. Baum Bros. 1870 BoweTy: J. J.
Aaron & Son. lsi Grand 81.
Sept. s-Cio,hing, &c. pledged to Aug. 81, 1905.
Il. Fox. Z. sth aV.
all goods pledged TO Aug. ~, 1905. from Nos. sOO83
to 5000 10 278s. r.. Alter q Son. 800 I'd av.
Sept. = Clothing. &c, pledged 10 Sept. I. 1865.
B. & \. Aufses. 29 stanton 81,
Sept. ! JcwrlTy, &c, and all goods pledged to
March l.. I0C5. Nos. 1880 to 5000: also Nos. 424OO
and s7s4Z D; BTuckheimer. 2235 Sd av.: l.. Bruck
heImeT. T08 I'd AV.
Sept. 10 Je welTy &c. Marks Loan Once. 5057
Sd AV.; A. ScIlngeT. 694 I'd av.
Sept, 10 Clothing. &c. pledged TO Sept. >, 1905.
c. Keller. 24S sih Av.
sept. il-Clothlng, &c. pledged to Sept. Z, 1905.
II. :. lsaAcs, .438 9Th Ay.
Sept. it-DlamOnds. watches, jcwelTy, DC.
pledged 90 Sept. 4, 1905. n. SilbeTstcin's Sons, 10
9Th av.: SllbcIstcin Bros. s457 sth Ay.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

STENoGRAPHER 80 Three years c1perlence
caIsfuL accurate: best references; GA ADDER
boz ioi sun once
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BOY WANTED Bright hoy for once work Gen
bYOsses 81.
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BOLT MAKER-One to run an Oliver Bolt
t3 Fast 25th ST.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-16
Tho Need Of Forestsrs.

The new profession Of forestry is
to-day chiefly conspicuous for the slim.
ness OF It's ranks and the vide
stretches Of opportunity II anords
Experts are painfully scarce IN com
parison With the demand for their
services, The need may be compared
with that which came with the sudden
development Of electric lighting. power
and transportation. Every commun.
ny wanted to utilize these, but the
men who knew how to make them
available could only here and there
De had. With almost equal sudden.
ness-though after long years OF SLOW
and painful educational prosesses-
the, nation. the states. great industrial
interests dependent on a continuous
supply OF ibmher ard Individual own
ers OF forest tracts have sprung TO An
appreciation OF forestry as necessary
.,ot merely to the continued growth
bu. to the mafntenance Ct the posi-
ion and wealth already won. 1nstl Psn'
pioiieer. co" sriGjs hlG garldi 3yb u
fF % {
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-16
Johnny's Welcome.

My boyl my boy! Oh has any
body seen my little Johnnyl" cried q
Door mother, distractedly looking ir
every direction and inquiring Of every
person whop she met If anything had
been seen ~ her eight'year old DO.
on the Ions strip Of sand which l!es
between Sei side Park and the ocea L
At Coney Island, where az a very mod
est estimate fully $1,000 persons had
congregated
Just at this moment a kindly-look
ng man In bathing suit hove Int
view, leading by the hand a small
boy, conyulsively sobbing. but tightly
,lutching half-eaten frankfurteI
with small. grimy hand, liberall!
sprinkled with sand,
"Oh. there you are. you little william
you!" the woman shrieked. as she
taught sight Of the weeping little chap
sph Eisemsn that he was 30 bad tha,
to desth?" and she grabbed her lonl
lost son and gave him an unmercifu
belaborins.
How glad she Is to get him again!
sarcastically remarked the finder oi
the boy to bystander. er.-New Yori
World.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-16
PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH TREE
It Is the Cherry and L. Found wher-
ever the South Germans Have.
Settled.

Ii late April the countryside In
southeastern Pennsylvania is every.
where white With cherry, hl9on. says
Indoors and Out. Here and there are
cid trees three and levetI four feet in
diameter, all" but dead obut still put.
ting out lush bloom from ,twolo three
branches, trees whose height and
spread and girth would almost per.
Fuade us that they were the first seed.
lings frym Vthe lrhsfrg Fl JbfchaaS and
cherry lanes 81 our uGerpan ances-
tors.
The gardens Of old GERMANTOWN
were thick plauted with the many sorts
of cherries dear to the hearts Of South
Germans u The lanes Of Old German
town were cherry 'lihed,h and thence
for generation on generation cherries
had Seen bird sown over cths Nsur.
rounding Ihills.RgJ -uiuiK buG bnal
There 10 hardly "a, township In the
tier lof German counties Of Penpsyl-
vania that not its Cherry, Hill or
Cherry Valley, and In the German
cuunrfps nearer Phiiadcfphta- -und--be
tween the yDeisvyA fivT asd Mason
and Dixon's line you will fnd many
places named from tke South Germans
favorits ntree.H rGm'9H = 9iiuS
There .is scarcely a cultivated town,
ship In this district In which the
cherry is not conspicuous tree. II
has folldxvt3hs Penasyiyaeh Dutch
in their spread westward, and wherever
there are Gefmsn, sicpmfaunities in
Ohio Indiana, Illinois and Iowa you
will meet with cultivated cherries
about the farmhouses and along the
fences.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-16

place, where he is a pensioner, The
pain in his chest was only momentary,
and he thought no more Of it. The next
morning when he was dressing he hap
pened to look In the mirror and saw a
big white patch on his breast
He was frightened, and called one Of
the house servants, who in turn sum
moned the colonel, and the latter made
q careful examination. To his astonish-
ment he saw that the white patch was
the clear outline Of the fingers, thumb.
palm and part OF the wrist OF a human
hand. The edges were sharply outlined
and seemed to be slightly raised, so
that the hand looked to be imbedded.
palm outward, in the black flesh. 1t
was so perfect that the lifeline could be
seen clearly, as well as the wrinkles at
all the finger joints. o . Z I'll
These lines and wrinkles faded away
within the next "a hours, but the white
imprint OF the hand remained. The
fingers point upward and the thumb is
stretched out nearly at right angles with
the palm. Uncle Jasper Is convinced
that he is doomed, He spends all his
time in prayer and looking into the lit
tie hand mirror, now isconstant COM
panion.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-16
Molf.nlnao yRuppS.

In the London zoo 40 Puppy bred
between a wolf and q dinso. II has
the fawng color usually found In the
Australian wild dog. tn which 1t at
present bears more resemblance than
Il does to the wolf. Although not more
than Eve months old. It seems uneasy
In Its cage and possesses that keen, at
the same time wild yet Intelligent
hook observed in the Wild dogs general,
u.iwoJ 15qg01 rsmrGd nn1 1e1j ,uo
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-16
HUMAN HAND PRiNTEPNuL
--------<>At---A.-tgCpQ,C-SlSSA.
9fr$9|ass,A 5|ss,s,eY d$S.:,ss,,.t,t
HS%T'blnf H.%bfgRsisf gHeis; i'astfgiSio astfgiSorrA

Little Hickman, Ky--"Unele' Jasper
Brown, an ex-slave, nearly 80 years
old, was N q iheld enc Ndhy FeSsAhy
when transform set in, and he sought
shelter under thsl spresdins 'btanches
of a maple tree. Thunder and light
ming followed the rain ana me tree was
struck. The, old man felt sudden pain
~ hls chest, which he lkened unto the
Sticking of needles His right boot sole
was torn off and his foot was scorched,
buttthe holt didhih no furtherin5urY
and he Web 49pbH So+TBEsfns
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-16
Too Thin.

iLeanness Is oaused generally by lack
OF power in the digestive organs to
digest and assimilatc the fat producing
elements of food. n First restore diges-
tion, take plenty OF fsleep. drink all the
stomach will bear in the morning on
rising, take moderate exercise in the
open air, eat oatmeal, cracked wheat,
graham mushl baked sweet apples,
roasted and broiled, beef, cultivate
jolly people and ,batheI daily op .lold
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-16
Cucumber Lotion.

Take three cpcpmbers and cut them
up In little bits, Put In water and LEI
them simmer for rs minutes pr ,until
the water, has tsimmered down TO, d
pint stEaln;o LET. cool. and add Six
drops Of benzoin to a pint .of, tdGlfm;
Der juice. II you wish to make very
nice you can pgsd adf ten 1ot,GJpsr drops of benzoin
and half q clffpp : 81 z orange hover. water
This makes a very alcs skin a1OtiOnn
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-16
COST oT the WHITE nousG
and Other Figures
Arsss2t14ss sdtss,laES ssY!ha z

Abof0SSee0 AN lofLahhh ttdUlJ o6<
third has been paid for furniture and
interior decoration, os ,orlgHapy, the
r tate, of ylrgiplt sayS $50 dO0 lo. built
N Maynard ggdpg s1s,01Ot TO main
tsin the white touse cos ! from s2b, 900
% $4,000 a year tfe 1Iiroprisiion for
ibis purpose yaryipe .'ropsidersbiy
But every now and tBtn there q some
Thing extra 10 le IaIa ,or, and copsrcfi
Y called upon 70 ,2PC ap. extra $50 o0oc
" $4,000 ,Tts sib.Ffeit rGll O thi,
tind ever made was for $3.50 900,
which was spent a eoNWla OF years ago
IN partial recor sirrction Of the In
'erior and in lhe addition ot wing
''Se terraces and an once building =,
Every nov and then, new set q
china has 10 be provided, and usuaDJ
that costs about SIS ,o0Ovr rather q big
point OF view Repairs run up TO ;
large amount annually, white paint
oeing an Important item, .+..
w. The president gets his pay eyer
month in the, shape OF a check, o.
more accurately speaking, war
FAINT for s4,16667, which is sent b,
messenger TO the white house. A
'remorandum pot the amount do. u
made out by the auditor for the state
department and is sen, 70, the, war.
asnt division, Of the treasury where n
40 pxamira oil and IN a rkad a q q annrovnd
'Fpe csecrft2ry q the, treasury slg1nns
a tbe qeomptrolleT cerudesD It as cot
rec Yet spd jbeA Mr. RooseyeIt receives
tis ; ,mones,r ,ro, ~ The smallest warrant
eyer lsSqed rsE the treasury depart
]. eni was 81 favor OF . president OF
,1he United States, II was tot one cent
m d was t6-warded from Washington,
ID Mr.. Cleveland al Gray Gables, the
sum being due to close the account Of
'alary for the fiscal year Saturday
Evening Post N' w. 2
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A FAIR WOMAN.

one of Gods own creation, and we have
a right to rejoice IN ii, fftt .a.f ..
II is indeed right that We should
love the beautiful and try to become
daily more beautiful ourselves To I'M
prove our looks and bearing in every
possible way, to make the most of
every tiny talent we possess Is our
duty, and, making the most of them
we should use them for the good of the
world-as means of uplifting human
ity, not debasing 1t; therefore, we must
be watchful of ourselves lest our own
comeliness work us evil, and through
self-love and graduation we become
the abject slaves OF vanity-for her
slaves are neither lovely nor loyable,
and constantly work toward their own
harm and the final destruction Of their
own charms. ..r .....
The honest desire TO possess strong
body and sound physique, clear COM
plexion, and good nerves will, nay,
must, result In determined effort to
lead a pure life-following the laws OF
health, abstaining from hurtful indul-
gence OF all kinds, exercising regularly,
eating slowly, and being temperate in
all things. .......... ...,..., I'D d..
Aside from the physical benefits to
be gained from such life, think Of the
moral gain, the daily strengthening Of
the will and conscience, the steady
building of character by constant acts
of self-restraint and denial. rs ,r+ru
Let US resolve to get out in the open
air every day OF our lives this com
ing year, If possible, to sleep in we'll
"entilatedyrooms, 10 exercise daily, eat
slowly, control the fretful temper and
quick tongue; to take 'speh care Of our
temporal welfare as our circumstances
will allpwito improve in appearance.
disposition. and healthr-to live for
others more than,for, self and TO think
of our physical education as an i'm
perative duty 'that we owe to the fwarld,
ourselves, and 4pr God 7olle, yfn.t
Letlus live In the present, bpt let
us so liyent that we build for the, future
strong characters in strong. bodies, 49,
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AsoumtAtDidsyou hear about the ~
rivals at iRimer's rhouseip d. .J-
Dumley-ri' Arrivals T. D. Graeiousl s.
be even has babies LIP teouplets?'din,q
Ascum-7iiWprse than that i suI-
sose he'd Gall isfn q triolet."g-ow IN.
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4 lillifgina 1Antnx goffs,

q Docs BlIEgins enjoy gohg't. & e1l
ID Don't see how he can, q answered
the Ienthusiastd He doesn't lose his
'emper and employ disrespectful ho
.,ags when he makes y tad pa,
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9BtIde'sgitNhch.ov

9dThs dsuaT h5driroT a idhcheon 1is
Mali after one 1cl6tkq "A bride giving
ar raneheon for her bridesnisids may
invite other friends. but 1t IS not usual
10 do 80. s7rs n m-"n e. .''irr isr
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