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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-05-22
A Wonderful Bed.

~ very costly bed was built in Bonn
bay for native ruler some years ago.
At the four corners were full sized
figures Of Grecian maidens, the ones
at the top holding stringcI instru-
ments, while those at the foot bore
in their hands huge fans. Extending
the full length of the bed was a mu-
sic box capable Of playing for half
an hour before the repertory Of tune
was exhausted. The weight of the
body set this music box in motion,
while at the same time the figures at
the head of the bed fingered the
strings Of their instruments, while
those at the foot waved their fans, q
concealed motor furnishing the power
that kept the fans going all night
long.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-05-22
The Flight of Time.

American Spectator.
Mr.. Justice Brewer of the United
States supreme court, in lecturing to
his law class at the George Washing
ton university told the following sto-
ry: .E,
"I knew of case once where two
darkies snapped mules. One of them
was an old hand at the business, and
in making the trade he represented
his mule to be seven years old, and
told of many good traits the animal
had not. This was in February.
About two months later the other
iarky began to realize that he had
been victimized in the bargain and
that the beast was fully twelve years
old. So he decided to go back and tell
the swindler he had lied to him about
the animal. However, owing to it
being busy season of farming he was
not able to go until about the middle.
of June. He finally did go, and sold
his man what he thought Of his rns-
cally Misrepresentation about the
mule.
"You say" said the other fellow,
"dat when you got de mule in Febru-
ary he was seven years o., and now
t's June and he twelve years oldq"
eyes, I dol" was the angry re-
sponse.
"Well, sab, time sure do fly.'
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-05-22
Tea Leaves Used Again.

IHITH0EIPH1H T bUIIelIIl.
"There are some men," said a
health officer, "who buy from hotels
all their used tea leaves. These they
dry and put on the market again as
fresh tea:
Gas matter of fact there is still
a good deal of strong tea-plus good
deal of tannin-in these used leaves
They make as black and bitter a
brew as the greatest tea fiend would
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-05-22

"Well," said the good-natured
boarder, "there's one thing about
our clearinghouse. You can eat all
you like there
"Of course; same as ours," replied
the grouchy one; "you can eat all
you like, but there's never anything
you could possibly like. ."-Philadel-
phia Press.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-05-22

It's queer how young anniversaries
Of anything seem to make women.
When a girl doesn't want you to
kiss her she will think worse of you
if you don't.
If man could wear the same kind
of clothes he might like to 20 to
church as much as fishing. -.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-05-22

A self-conceited man revolves
around himself. -, ..
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-05-22
STATEMENT

tho
close business
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-05-22
$44s,1o2 81.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY
Personally before aho
Bank that the
eosv s ano =. De.et. me- 49, -. M j. Y. McFALI. Cashier.
Attest: JOHN coccANe
= -" - -
W. ..5.nst j,
o. B. Mayer s.s
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-17

Tie vesT ueati01 q broEz BstSE
hrSngs with Il AL fle EaTcx RI o.
fashoned days The following Esrire
Is o1e Of TIE best Of II kHnd- S1-ead
tie botr0z ot al earrEen padding aisA
rrfth i Iaysr of qzar1ered 2Vpses cotrHd
with bits 0f butter and sszzozed with
rutmeg- Thsn coTer With a layer q
h-esd crumbs saa keA = MILK Do 1ot
hare TOO much mix. - the tzrrzess
cf the apples ard the sweetness q t1e
nIk do not coznbiEe well. but tie
erurbS should BE- thoroughly Es9Sste7sd
10 prersnt thesr becoming too cry IN
haking- Bread freshly grated from
stale Ioaf + excellent for this pur-
uose- Sprinkle the TOP with nutmeg
4 little sugar and large bits Of butteE-
Bake urnI the apples are done and the
whole ! rich brown Serve with thick
xEeetened cream. O.. better yet. with
hard sauce made with powdered
suzar. butter and q wine EaT0ring-
Il Is good either hot OF c0ld-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-17
vE.N1 OllELETTE

TIA razze az LIS Eazzrse = s111ez1Allzs :
4 4 ZEszeEs ~ 4 = -1rs A-Es :
zeaz 8a11 z1zz Z gaze e--=e-1s.
1Efnn@ 1ze 1AEAe FnZzAs 81 lszz TeaAT
zd -sree eZ P1uz1 tgz- A1-lge
ezueksrs- Xix EAeI wE1A rwo -z1As-
srrs,r.ffzsss st NIX All kzsaG tAs11 1zts
- e1r Esxsan ErzzA salt zzs1 EsTEer
AID 4 tszszoozEz1 - nzr5srZz q wizA
= III ~ ez41n and rAT-e- PAzce n
nrHa- ii = e1ttgrH1 r1g-a1- Basts ~AAle
aEzz- EstA tszEE,cc1ful e sat d-s-
sssvesz \ Eatsg. and zzxe1 E5zA ~
IL hE1rsx. Bake IL hgE crwz z-zAi
az-e EZ- CT y zNrez EAssa r'snsT
- ssrTe ard sszTs s1xAs- hcr g ez11-
TEiE -zkss ! vs-F uAee super 11A@-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-17
A PIONEER IEcIpENT.

II the early days 81 the Western
Reserve. when wolves were Dore nu-
merous than settlements. a man by
tie name ot Guild. living not a thou
sznd miles from Gesugz County, had
occasion b 20 70 mill. some four niles
dsssanr-t1e only road being a trail
through the wOods-cud not being the
fortunate owner of horse. Lad 70
PACK his cwn gTIsE Returning late in
the Afternoon be had got within about
half a mile Of home Whens On hapDeis-
ing to look back, be saw two wolFes-
sozne fwenfy rods away. following bis
track. on went the grist and U Z
tree be started. calling f0r help until
lie made tie woods ring. His father
and brother. who were working near
the house. hearing the cry, each taking
a gnn fastened TO the rescue A.
they came Up little rise Of ground
near the source of al this noise, The
sight that met their syes Was one not
soon to Be forgotten. There the fellow
was bareheaded. with arms and legs
tight cIasped around tree. sitting
fat o1 the ground and the wolves
squatted On their launches some ten
rods away evidently enjoying the sport
Tamaraek. IN Forest and Stream.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-17

rEsn= y fsw NewkxE fA1t ycrr nf.Sasr
Srr 5nesur< al tze1 sae1 ez1 srs1y
L. s11ar's EEr1e-I
By asw11x 1swsr ae@1s = bD1ss y
re hBuae rnw i = ppsEsae - AaFs
f-se tss.su--r pzzzts szxlT - NaT-
Tsu ezn hare ezrEztso1s = @1'y p
auvhnr yrur EEzzrg - rwp-1neh Dcn
a-1 se--rx f1ez CT p ~ ssr,-Z
vas Te- lzwz al tkat jon desired
znst yars IL NOT ssw bs-1e rki'&i'
r-rss sse1 tzzB ye4r ard hare DrstrT
zns
F1r ears-zz~ trails .szz. rLzzz2s. fszeea
az1 rrzzx eFer r8cEwcrE- ere-- IL
szr-aszx n.1EtEzzsz-.s have 4 pace t11E
81 zE-zz.e=1T --sAE owz-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-17
oIDTINE sPOyGE -

Ills cake 3 -21e witA01- baking
rsswder. Ike All r5s Cd delAczrs
z1rzzs cakes 4 1ePssz1s Ero1 tn= eggs
fsr Eghtzezs. and therzf1xe 1ees-s care
u fts preparzr0a- Take q certain
rr-be- of eg<A WeSgA tAeZ Have
on kxnz their weight = szEzr AID Aszl-
rhezr weixhr I'm Eour- Then separate
fhe ToEks znd wh5tsz Whip eaeh very
agnt Adj IT, srzzr . t1e yozkk. tAsz
fssd II tbs beaten whites czrzf1llF-
WHIP the whose uzr1l EghE- PAaFcr
with 1zzon rfnt szd 5uscs- Mix rhe
Esur IN b. degrees znd Do zot bezi
afrer IL Is In. hzt tErz the cake into =
IN zz1 bake n = rztAe- gu-ck oTs7
eTsE kzEf Al kczE
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-17
M-r-x<-xx=rZT
s3zl la5 llS q "a
-E2 NEWEST
TN FASHIONS
GH..Kxx&1I.5 { ]

soft silks IN pale coiors are bang
made into charming gowns
When the skirt is shepherds cheek
the 5Ackst VIII sometimes Be of broad
Goth.
sE0rssellne de sole and tniie cAifroa
in shaded ELECTS viii rowes t0raers
are iovsly-
Sometimes the skirt material and tie
Iaeket material are entirely di1erent
q texture and color
Emrlre evening gowns Iii crepe de-
chine and chiffon are about the pref
siest things seen for some tine.
There are pleny princess skirts
to be worn over thin b.crses. Fer tie
street stylsia little jackets are added.
TIE colors OF the new silks aud other
gown materials are delightful The
coral shades. for example. arr exQul-
site.
Many Of the models are delightfully."-
simple. The skirts are wide and full.
and in a number Of cases are trimmed
only xzth tucks
Some OF the exquisite bFocaded and
embroidered silks seen tn the best shops
have been made into very plaia blouses
t0 wear under tailored jackets.
one skirt model in mauye with an al
most invisible stripa az white was
pIeafed over the hips. the pieats
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-17

Lemon Juice VIII take CIT ir0n rust
Buttermnk VIII take out En.ldew
stains
Camphor put IN drawers oz trunks
win keep away mice
Glass should BE rinsad In cold water
to give Il 3 brightness,
Old napkins and tzblecioths make
tie very best glass Cloths
saturate tubs and pals with giyce--
inc and they win not shrink
Rub hinges with g feather dipped
In oil ard they will not creak-
zinc Is easily cleaned with hot.
saopy water. and polished with ker0-
sene.
OiIcIoth and linoleum may be kept
bright for years II properly varnishesl
each year with a good varnlsh-
In making coffee observe that the
broader the bottom and the smaller
the top Of the vessel the better the
coffee viii be-
To prevent the smoking of a lamp
soak the wick IN strong vinegar and
dry well before you use it. It win then
burn clear and bright.
A small IRE in q clean crate Or
hearth win give out more heat than q
large fire numbered with ashes. Ashes
absorb q great deal Of heat.
Equal parts Of ammonia and spirits
Of turpentlne vii take paint out Of
-th. no matter how dry Il may BE-.
saturate the spot two Or three times
and then wash IL soapsndA
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-17
80 ANERlrAN TTOMAg-

sas u~er u IL sz&ll town - -
tfEsdLe West s-rsEgz - SAP - 49,
at rrzEse th1e eTer he1rl A'ssrcNTssA
~ gtrS cez-rz zane frs-n afrrsl ~rss. 4
rese5rzrsd fserzzzr sTrs-te'r1- w'-.2 A's-
Ses;rress Z a11lerf rs9nuz1e@- fpr D1ls
w crr western capitals. and erSrssss'1
81 rzrrSctie k1ezls fsr Es r F-1--e
-crtk r. several ctses -TF1ez 1-Ex
wert ts yDur cgzntry.- H. sal n -
led crgy rAs cities. and tAese lffEF'A
II rain ~ xny1klzg r<ez1.srsT -A-1s,s-
can. d-stlnezlT cezoe<xtle. ia yszr -
ctaI Efe- I saw ozly aew Terzi11 =
I.e,-fsz- Pzrss sr Berzr. 4 rzT rsss-s-
aue4ssz II the social crde- * tAe %
word B-r wAea hee1nae aeg1sirfssA
vim zs-.e x y5zr TITLE towns ths-e I
fouzd z pkrzEs y lie eElre n1l. * 2zT-
-hfnx We kno~ Of sH Eurvrs. culte -
pe~scr 70 any sor.zi orgzzisra re Aar~
ret deTeso1ez- TEere Fo1x resgls seem
ts beHkere that E@n ere egxate1 free
and erunl Tns s1r-s privileges aisl cE-
porr-zzries we're eassTe1 b. al Men
of at ocenpatsons AID professions met
ou she sane social footing I h1ve
ssen sze q y0ur Senator's walking
s50ng the street in friendly conFersa-
tioa with the man who made his
closhes che architect had No nose fo-
political rices ! have been entez-
tanned by ladies' who did their cwn
w0rk wIth01t Suggesting the hl1e
stocking OF TIE new wou1An- These
eo-uznities wers ofren eenfrss q cnl-
turn ana edEczti1z. each Shared his
best with his feIl0Ts. ard ~ Ses11ed
united Il the bad q mzruaI improve
Ee1t
-An En-IIshzsn ozre zave Ue h.s
OpIrso1 that town lie MAS the M0st
satisfactory n08e Of lirEnz IA America
There Es too much hurry and waEry u
y0ur cites he said 100 mach Lard
work and too great Isolation o. y1Mr
farms. Ozly the very rich among yru
can really ensoT eifher city lie G. couz-
NJ LIFE Fer the Ean of Moderate
means the smaM Fewn oMerx fhe great
est e6xmnrMgsx 4 dExsizEniElsesf
FrsreA rorzAa ~he had beea the guezt
0f ona 0f the pr1fess0ys of ~ Illness
college. wT0te IL Ter FuAllshe1 eI-
pxsssEoz cf A-eriea- I f01zd real
Ufog.a. a wcmzn's paradise. rl1ce
where living w4s simple nnz MATERIAL
where 70 artificial barriers had beea
erected. wheTe h0zseTeepins was r.
q 4 n
eSs and her three daughters "a us0st
q The uork q the ho1ss- tne ere wAo
xzrvaA Us gracefully az the taAlA
FEzyra the piano with more than IN
amateurs ski; anot1er c14tfed huczt-
/ II to ne II FrezeA while she Euade nzr
bed. al three we're sEuEezts AZ TIE
university from which their fathts aud
mother had <rAdrafsd il the szze
class r-- Public 0paal@a
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-17

Al Cd EzzzzI e ezlg1etTe s-oFs
mar To- v.sarEs ~ bT~1me days wsse
-s.c 40 zHsrsnz fr1-z rAess y IL T-sE-
al - IT, rrezr1se rEzzks 4 zecezs1ET
rs stats z1ar oze E1oz1 lsVfr AK
frsa-s1 whsre sae Rn1=ar Aer gSwn AND
tte urzsrzzstsE fs-rAzg e - e1s- 70
t1zs rzss. howeTs-. Al 1st1@ls-l-= =
eer1Ssz 5 mx1e- Cze naS1r ask these
rh1nxz- il ssszz. 4 one really Trzztea
rs xzt Z xgTn exactly Ake re cle ~
n-esrsz ana wers fAzref1re ssking
ss-ns-ssT m szsarEarsou- Eyi1enrly
Il rnzse zzys. wDsz SISTERS tAsu=1t 7
smart 70 dress eE&er3y 1aSEes X w1s
1.ssEgss~sL Z enzFlizezt % erEy
frsenTs zgwz A1ss1sr z1teresti-g
s-nts-ezs ef Ills rreezo1s HsAnzal =
fE1r 10 lazy B5aks worse than Wien
-gzz~zg : lsz@
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-17
THE yo1r4Ss CLUB

The worznrs elub for Z long TINE
raxs hasabMen q settled szz-itutsoz ard
tie tests wkteh used 70 be made zoo1t
scn places fifteen G. swe1Ty Te1rs aeo
sessn almost an1edlsuvlan vixen n
called Now that the BlEnrp of L'S7-
don hzz nzde q sTeeeA 81 thsir faVox
at luncheon given - Elm ~ cne q
the newest sn5 Esst pgVnAar cf tie
E0men's cubs. ne uEy take them IS
settled part of The coas1iEutsoz-
Nor could il Tery welI BE- otherwises
50 nary Lrz5o- women are engaged
IN the sane Ecrk IS Eez. il r1rdicize.
art. literature and business, that they
require much The saEe kid OF cor-
Teuseuess list n=n d. II fhsy lad
no clnhx they wc1ld be obliged 70 take
their food 1nE Sped much Of thssr
tine fz rsxsaErznrs and ctle- places
o. 4 similar nature
During tie yexrs n wAich they hare
besn Il exis-e1ce these clubs have
vastly improved Vow there Is little
to distinguish them from similar re-
sorts Ct men- They have their public
and private rooux. reading and even
smoking rooHs- Their cookery i 3;
last adequate. and a Eale Fiszror
feels Just as mueh AZ hone v1Inin
their walls As be woald do IL his OWE
elrb. Ingram is quite right to rec0g-
nize facts as they are. and to aeknowi-
edge that the w0man's club has ~
important part 10 play In the social
life Of the present. Country Life
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-17
KEEP H1lr IN LOVE WITH YoU.

-A1~LE 4A4A4 lA~f 49, = ~ - ~ -
wozzn zEec-s u tetsTe there i
sr-e great Evs-erT 4he1r kes2l1= =
mau L scre win her- In realty, i =
zlzpEses-T f-s@lt-
4 wozzz las o1lT 70 y g as she
began
Every woman k-0ws iA0T- she At
t-aefz1 her kzso4z1 ID coztia-e .
E1n s1s h1s onlT 70 Ezkz lAe saze
FL4F o~er and ever again.
II Sc rzrxAE her kszbsnd - hes1=
4 xzfset nxzeze-. tx her Ie1d hil ber
enrs zore Willingly after EArriass
than before IL No Ezn ever we4rted
q tke socserT e = r0zxn who hung
With En1ed brEztA On his u1Fs-znees
aad who reFe- failed to laugh Al. rs
0k=z
II she attracted hex hzsbznd - hez
Similarity q taste IL her eat her c.
Ware 10 TIE end q IL Eeai vIthcs1s
making fzces
II she cnar-e1 hiu ~ her zmiahis,-
III. IT. her hosd her tssngue znd refrain
f-oz rzexznz1xlz1ns- % natter wh1'
tne rroyocztBoz II sac i1red hin ma
razrrEzozT b. 1arrs-y. Iss her keep ~
Eacezse buTze- sTer AZ -8E<- and n
re-fuze q hex praise ever = LIS nos
zxalA
Thzz ghzM zze ourwfr ct7Er VTo--lsz
sud Ou-ehxrzz 1-ner ekzrz1srs. zil1 keseg
her oEn- f1r when az i ssh1- tAe 1seEs
fae1 81 q wozxn tes7g q ns21's wlrt
gives her the inside track Il lie rHcs---
I1roshy Dix IN tie Iz4zilz1a ps1L-s NeNs
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-17

T-r ~ 11T'z 81 AEzs1 , ~ = czz--'s'-
zz.sa71s4 T15E4 = 111 FerT z-EA- H-E-
ser~Ad gszEe wyEaz - rsss ElE1
Hsa- rhs f-zlz xTr - stsF4s zsI-z
w-arar r zzsrg = z,s1 EzE1 szz--ne- hAez
E.sw LII q zxaasE.s6zfz8 & SO I'D
r=ss-s-ss Is gT=T ezY fsrzt 1nsz sudrs
razz- Fznr4 L n --1 1z1zl1 g
S@a- Eowa and st II E1z = srz.
s-r-zr tzax hstara Z Aar-euE- ra
ta- IL f-rE- Ezr- EzEZg - 1ae
kez1s-z Whez 11--- ssTs Tzy rs1-
viz rra1-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-17


The nan. xhen his tooth was pulled.
yelled koarsely. The next patient. 4
woman, bore the pain of three extrsc-
tons with silent fcvtifude
~Yex.- said the dentist. women en-
dure the panzs Of to0th pulling better
than men. buf thsy deserve no praise
On this account They feel the pain
less Experiments have frequently
been made 10 test the acuteness az the
masculine and feminine senses The
last experiments were made in this
city, and they were interesting and
conclusive.
FIRST. taste was tired The male
subjects could detect In water the
presence Of the sixtieth part Of grain
Of gaIl. The women couldn't diStin-
guish the gall IN q smaller quantity
than the twentieth Of a grain Tie
mems taste was three times keener
than the women'x
Next. smell The men sneit the
presence OF the hundrsdth part Of a
grain Of prussic acid. The women
were unconscious Of the acid TIL a
quantity five tines greater was set
before them In smell the men were
I'VE times the women's superi0rs.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-17

TEe cserzTr-z1 wzs E1zrryi1g state
y and imposing w5t0w. Mrs Strong
zsTnd- to me dapper Little Percy Light
w4yfe-
But he d5d not 8oss Is prsse1ce Ct
mind
Il prozczree yoEs wifs ard hEs5azd, z
L. saEd--C Chicago TribE1e-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-17
nIsAPPoTNTEp.

aDon't you know" said the young
man who thinks be has musical tai
ent. Il gprzined my throat the other
day playing the cornet-
YES, replied his IandIzdy, -and tne
nefrhbCrs sent their sympathy Until
they heard the truth"
what TRUTH
They thought yOu had sprained TIE
ccrner- Chicago News
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-17
c,HnIcE az EYTLs.

Jack-~So you are engaged TO Miss
Gotrox, I understand
Tom Tou hare said IT.
Jaek--WeU. I hardly know whether
10 congratulate you OF not She Is very
exacting. I hear, and II zou marry her
you Will have TO give up smoking Y
Tom--Oh. well. It might be worse
II don't marry her I'll probably have
to give up eating Chicago News
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-17
Ir - 1rIDsT oF TT.

~Tes.~ sid th= y0wg writer, I've
zst prettT cee2 into II lew noyA
n0w.
-Ahg- remarked tie fTis71 TIE
psorss fAEeke1zzg. ezy-
Yes. perhaps THAT'S sl1 a. anT rzse-
Fn atsck-- - Czth1sic StznEard and
Tines.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-17

y an afrzld yoz zre ahs11-teiT sDT-
e-red hy yozr wife
~Eo,T answered 3Er- EeektCn- who
lad been read1zg the foreign Eewz-
I'm nj s5soluresy g0TeEne1 y her-
But r must =dzz1E that an TerT naueA
vrs-hEn her sphersof tz1Ee1rs- -v-sTzAA-
I-zz11 St1<.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-17
VERY MANY THANKS.

Roy who has been out TO -~Mrz-
Freeman's cake Is better than ours,
mamma
slamma--~I hope ycu said Thank
you nicely
Roy--Oh, yes. mamm-- / said It
I've times
sfamma-~You need only have Maid It
once. dear"
Roy--But / had I'VE pieces Of cake,
mamma s'-London Punch.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-17
yTATERsp0UT Mrs THIS BAEK

yTzTERSPOCT HTS THIS BAl1lH-
rs Nora gotlan bark I.oberr 4.
Ees-srd. I'll fren Csarlesson ~ tor q
liz t1x Es1wsrd I.nekenlaek. had The
Sssne1sn ~ exrso1llg waterkI'5at
~ Chy.xtmas morning while she was
c9 Berme1z. bs4zd from 5touteyssleo
fcs 1ais rosf. The aegro cook wzs tie
cnIv ore WITH gSt 4 @oGG ytew ~ the
zDsrsf. 5sst after twas born. zp11rssrly
ir Esaek ssrs3i - port he w1s czr-
rgsng Sft sor1e pium l1H for the Cabin
4sste ~hsa IL gaw she swirlirg eoirnn
81 wStsr lnnDendiEx He Cd ror care
about going 20 even a sport frotn q
eenaN that nafehed lis complexion
Befors ~ coBd estimate the spoErs
Nin-ensisnE he fornd himself all mixed
VI with p1Hna DUN and dsAhes On the
port 118e n the leckbouSe- The bark
was hcre down 70 sfayboard almost On
her beam eEdK-
Tie x1rspper Lad abfegved tie spOui
~ Iisfse tine. He said II lad more
bsam than aerefal hogsheads. Il bursi
ab1rd with tie rlzr of zn avalanche,
q NIzxara CT any other good. stout ale
rnentzI roisserer. The ships black ezt
whl1h had been following the cook
w1a e0rkserewed Up several feet intc
lie spout before i gare way. she
canze down unhurfs but mighty wei
ard eeNred. ard sccofed across the shir
Tx : q charcoal streak 10 the cabin
While fbe crew On watch were cling
fig - things the bark began to siIet
bex foD-IszmDer. All yards and sail o.
fbs fna.n-masf aboye the masthead
wenf ~ the board Stays snapped ant
canr4s. torn b. the force Or the bias
ard pnncfpred by yards thar crashes
10 tiie deck. wis Fenl flying to leewari
Heiiered cf some of her weight a:of
tie bark riehted BIZ. But as she haf
6at nil sail she had no steeEage val
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-17

@H0w 1zz FDn EYED r1e Ei1s = J-'1-
LEI r. bnrbs1s1 fx1En gsasnEing kssazs mt
yasx wfgssw2~ SD RsTswz
= ft1grez h1gwfng rAs- -. szn
Tswn- Whlez 1DeT Sczzd j. cA1m't
b7xher ne 4ET i zeezaed 70 xVsl tAe
fzz- --Llezr1-. Fr=e Press
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-17
vlLDCaT IrlfPs MO cAR-

wrrDcgT JUMPS INTO CAR
gsmea ?. Nurpay 1s a 1zgzz1 q ~
Essvssxn gzE1wxy. Tie engine draw
s-x Mr-pEy'E trzsn nreEs eoEn nszr
rfu.sau. Va 4 ErzM G1zrsE Ee2r IT,
80 ~ fGe Bsus R11gs Mo1ztaAn. anad
rss saxman wezt haek 10 proEeer tie
rsxr I'D Il tAs rrzzz. He carried tA@
rer1tScn ra1 Light - dlEglaT for fAe
~z1ree " al oz1gzzlnz trains zr1
ms IsxAt 8ttrze1f1 lie zt1e1tso1 q 2
wsezr As tAe zz5mzI Vas abo1-
~ krrfng xt hEm MErpAT drew Lis r.
r1srer zra zra1 az the ansnazl lesE'ss1
fn rhe asr- BGrrp1T rAen started q a
run fsr BIS arzln. fos50wed ~ rhe eA-
raeh hzd eT1dentzy been yrou11esi-
Ihe aniral. fercesoEs ferzuse 9 IL
wgnn5. szswzng am 1lse steTE - ne rear
esaeA Al AlrrpAF DISAPPEARED inside
an.s zrrraIsy entered tie e1r thEorg1
the dso~. NH MErpAy iz rs haste
" fa1g@z IL eSoss. IrzEaed3ateiy there
wzx eozste<nztion ai.a y tie 1zssen-
wexx. Eerex1I women : lzsied 0utEs gaf.
2nH f1se men wese t00 Taralyzed DT
frsznr 10 co anything to Aaye rhs slrr-
4fs0z-
Tie cat cryuehed cn tie Iccr n ne
car. EzsEiEg fts tail. and eTl1enriy nal =
gpr u is nl11 wbseA ore 81 the pas
ser@ern 10 seseet f9r attack II The
meantsrne sEnrphT had gone throzgh
the ear, and desczEElng 70 tie grouEln-
hurried around % the Other end, tins
coming il behind the cat. whiea waa
watching tie movements q tie pas
EengerE
Sfandlng fin the doorway Murphy
ared two sA0ss ct the bezst, tbe SER
oz.d * which Dsnetrated the anlEsai'i 4
brain. killing him instantly. Il =
ia gniGcent specimen. and Murphy viii
hare X mounted by 9 WasAiagron tai
dernlst 4 collection was taken y
fcr His benefit By the passengsr4 oz
the trzia--xew Eozk Worsd-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-17

Seven hundred aad twenty-seven
miles of babies are born IN the United
states annually enough to re@ch from
Scw york 10 Boston. three times. with
many miles to spare. ..-.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-17

Manhattan, Nerada's latest gold MIN
Ing camp. which Is elghty-fwo miles
from Tonopah. now has a newspapers
the Alall.