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Seward weekly gateway., 1906-09-15

The city of Budapest, the capital of Hungary, will unveil a statue of George Washington September l6.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-09-15

Whales are numerous off the Colum- bia river bar lately, according to the Portland Telegram.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-09-15
Puts Lake Creek at $7OOO

Henry Anderson, manager of the King River Mining Company, which is putting in hydraulic plant at the lower end of Lake creek, estimates that S7OOO will be taken from the bars of the creek by individual miners.
 CaswelI Running Again.
 The river steamer Caswell, which was caught in storm while taking on coal below Tyoonok, sustaining some damage, has been repaired and is again on her run on the Yentna. On August p she called in here and took on the NJ. E. Davis drilling outfit for Hope. The drill reached the upper end of the claims, stopping at glacier bank about four miles up the Kahiltna river. It is understood that the dredger which is tofollow will commence oper- ations at that point in the spring.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-12-28
ACCURATELY DESCRIBED

An Indian Territory ne evspaper
man who Is the author Of column
Of a daily dope, designated as
"Frenzied foolishness. and who
has nerve enough to sign his real
same to the aforesaid, is respousi-
bic for the following:
Theacher- "The geography
class vill now recite. Tommy, yon
may bound any county ID the sasl
ernifart Of the new state of OKLA,
homa =
Tommy" Fixed .in-the. Corkus
county is bounded On the 4 orth BY
a heap of dissatisfaction; on the
east by threatened bolt Of the
Democrats into the Republican
party ION the south by rebellion
and boll-weesil invasion and on
west by bevy of officeseekers."
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-12-28
BROKEN OFF SHORT

More people get pinched by pow
erty than by the police.
Mathematicians may very appro'
priatelv be classed as hgureheads.
Men who were never dissapoint-
ed in love are likely to live to re-
greet 1t.
Every man knows lot Of fool
things he would like to do If he
had the money.
It's mean and stiugy man who
refuses to let his wife have the last
word.
Our idea Of a hopeless liar is a
man who says he never makes any
mistakes.
II sometimes happens that the
FIRST steps for divorce are taken at
uhuCiDE SCHOOL.
It's difficult for a womanto TO hoiG
onto dollar when it's passing a
bargain counter.
A man may be poor and proud
but who ever heard Of mans be-
ing rich and humblel
An honest man may have clear
conscience, but he's sure to have
wany lonesome days.
It dosen't cost half as much to
live as 1t does to make favorable
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-12-28

Nf. and Mrs. Wager entertained
. number Of friends Christina:
day:
Mr.. and Mrs. lawson ate turkey
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
christmas day.
John Wager had the good luck to
shoot q wild goose Saturday and be
invited some Of bis gentlemen
friends to help eat it. il was > 6ue
one and all said it was a delicious
morseI.
Christmas is over AM is a thing
of the past Union Center gave an
entertainment and Christmas tree.
In the absence Of evergreen trees
they got an oak wrapped it in green
tissue paper aud trimmed il with
pop corn strung. There were many
valuable presents. The girls had
their decorations everywhere the
chandeliers were decorated with
pop corn and red berries. And
when one would sit and listen to
the exercises 1t showed that they
had both talent and skill. The
house wss crowded TO its full capa-
city aud all were well pleased with
their entertainment. When Santa
came the children had their letter
box and Santa good humoTedly lis
tened and commended their letters
telling luem If their wishes were
not granted this year he would try
aud remember till next year.
Santa acted his part we'll aud no
iouot he willbe long remembered
Dy'the little ones.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-12-28
ROUND ABOUT taIckAsHA

A cotton gin Al Cache was BURN
I'd N MAY night. the 6re slar.lss
from some unknown cause. r E
loss Is estimated Al about 500.
Tuttle sportsmen were out afteI
the festive wolf last night and had
the luck to corral one OF the Iarge>'
that has ever been killed on the
prairies Of this part Of the count
Try.
A generous friend Of the King
hsher college has appeared in the
person Of Ex-cOvernor Seay. The
community Is much pleased with
the announcement OF his gift Of
i've thousand dollars to be used in
the CONSTRUCTION Of a home fer
the industrial department.
Before United States commiss
iones BIanding OF Lawtou this
morning ]. w. Surum OF MadilI, | !
T and 5. H. Moorehead Of Snyd
er, we're bound Cver under 200
bol.ds 10 await the action of the
federal grand jury on the charge
Of hunting on the forest reseve.
The complaint was filed by Super
visor Morrisy Of the reserve.
Price Ferguson of Tuttle began
the erection Of large stone dwell
ing in the south part Of the city
today. The building will be made
of the patent or concrete stone and
will be watched with much inter-.
est, as the price OF lumber is be-
coming so high that il threatens to
be bar to building projects and
to hinder the development of the
country.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-12-28

Iooxf6o corner on Iowa ave near
High School. Price $500. Come
and look at this.
A story brick business house
on chickasha ave. Cheap at 81.
900.
2 lots on Chickasha Ave. between
9TH and sth, ) room house. well
etc house rents for SIT per mouth.
will soon be business property.
$4,000.
soxr6s, 4 room frame house,
well etc. Price srsoo, 5000 cash,
balance on time.
WELLS & CO.
Real Estate, 3I3% chickasha
Avenue.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-12-28
CALL TO LUrHERANs

Mr.. and Mrs. Anders L. Mordl
have interested themselves in or
ganizing Lutheran church in
Chickasha. Il is believed that
there are number ofadherents to
this faith here. All Lutherans are
requested to call on Mrs. Mordt at
1904, Kansas ave-. or Mr.. Mordt
al the Oklahoma Title & Trust Co s
Office.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-12-28
impression Oh tue neighhors.

ImpressIon on tue neighhors.
All it takes is two fools with but
a single thought to generate a full.
sized case Of mutual jealously.
i sometimes happens that after
a man gets his price the law. steps
IN and compels him to hand it
back. r.
A baby is about the only precious.
thing a woman possesses that does
not excite the envy Of other women.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-12-28
ss.oO REWARD

Stolen, one 81 latest improved
Colts revolver out Of my tool chest
at Sam Cooks place. $500 reward
will be paid for retarn Of same to
c. NJ. Burns.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-12-28

Clifton Trask, formerly Of this
city has gone to Shawnee to make
his home.
The Washington times., 1906-12-02
NURSE AT CLINICS
FOR CONSUMP TON
Three Physicians to Have
Assistance at Free Dis
PenSary.

The service ct the Free Dfspensary
for Consumptives will be greatly i'm
proved from now on by the regular at
tendance at all clinics Of a trained
nurse. Heretofore there have been
three physicians assigned to each clinic
and upon them has devolved the re-
sponsibility not only Of examining and
treating both old and new cases. but
Of iustructing each patient most care
fully so that he or she could understand
that Improvement depended in large
measure upon proper methods Of self
care.
The appointment OF this nurse, which
is brought about by the cooperation
Of this committee and the Instructive
Visiting Nurse Society. viii make it
possible not only 10 continue uniform
system OF instruction 10 every patient
being looked after by the Free Dlspens-
ary for CCnsImpuVes. bat viii carry
the work OF nursing and instruction in
% the homes Of patients each week.
This disoensary is located at 99G +
street northwest Clinical hours are as
follows: Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday.
and Thursday afternoons from 10 J
o'clock, and Friday evenings from 7.3Q
To $50.
The treasurer OF the Committee on
the Prevention Of COnsumPt tiOn. Gen.
William II. FOr-Rood. has Acknowledged
the following contributions recently re-
ceived:
F. p. May & Co. $500: Admiral and
Mrs George Q. Remey. $50: Henry W.
scovilie. 5000; Gen. Ills. Spear. $500;
Rev. Teunis 8 Hamlin. 800: Joseph
D Franzoni, 80 cents; O. NJ Handley.
$500. G. Thomas Dunlop $500: Judge
Thomas II. Anderson. Slc-O0; Miss Alice
Ives Gilman. $3.50; Mrs Caroline Cohen
$500, H. Zirkin. 500: Mrs, Grace Davis
Lee, $500; John J. Rothermel, $3.50.
Gen. Henry W. Clossom. $500; +. ".
Fitzpatrick. $1,000 Mr. Thomas W
Smith 5000. Gen. Theodore Schwan.
s. 20: Mrs Annie NJ. NJ 10y. S2.O0; Ber-
hard H. Lane. 800, F. d. Granger,
500. Mrs. W. X Butter. $500; Mrs.
John Hay. 5000. Hon. George b. Cor
telyou, 5000; Gen. John Moore. $500;
DR. Julia N. Green. S2.o0. A. II. Tyson
s. 60; Hon. Irving =. Wagner, $500
The Washington times., 1906-12-02
FOOD SHOW OPENS
TOMORROW NIGHT
Fine Exhibits and Excellent
Entertainment
Promised.

The indications are that the last piece
Of bunting viii have been hung and
the last nail driven by 1880 o'clock Mon
day night, when the doors are thrown
open at Convention Hail 10 the visitors
at the second National Food Show. 20
be given by the Retail GrOcers' Associa-
uon, which is making complete arrange
ments 10 handle "a record breaking
crowd in recOrd-breakIng time The at
tendance last year averaged 10000 per
day, and more are expected this year
The hall is large one. and capable of
holding all who care to go
The kinmann Reh Company, decora-
tors. OF New York, have contracts for
nearly all of the work. and have en-
gagged every good man in the city that
mas applied, and now has a force OF
ntty al work. and at this time many
beauutul booths are nearly completed.
Besides the usual demonstrations and
samples, fuil-sized package of goods
VIII be given 10 the HTsJ 800 ladies pur-
chasing tickets at the box office
Rounds Ladies Orchestra and Speciality
Company, under the direction of Flora
Sprague Rounds. has been engaged to
give special concerts afternoons and
evenings during the show Biograph
pictures, trip through the Alps, and
Professor Orrin. with his aquatic act
viii also help entertain
The gTOCerS are now giving their GUS
toners part paid tickets. good at the
box office for part payment
The Washington times., 1906-12-02
ART EXHIBITIONS
AT PUBLIC LIBRARY
Illustrators Work Is the
Subject of the First
Of Series.
GREAT COLLECTION SHOWN
Planned to Benefit the Students.
Americans and Others
Represented.

A valuable educational feature has re-
Gently been added to the Public Library,
iIt the form OF a collection OF the work
OF prominent artists who make ilIustra-
tive work their chief endeaVor. The
work exhibited consists of original
drawings by well-known Illustrators.
some OF which are in monochrome,
others IN color
As a medium of instruction to those
who have in contemplation the profess
sion of an illustrator. this collection
Will be Of marked advantage. as il
gives ample opportunity to examine
comparatively the representatives OF
different ideas as applied to Illustration.
WatsoR's Sketches.
In pen and ink Illustrations. notable
examples are found in the eight
sketches of Hy S. Watson. who has
illustrated the Fishing and Shooting
Sketches" OF former President Cleve-
land. Other pen and ink sketches of
Importance are those by May Wilson
Preston. used in illustrating a work Of
foreign travel
Among the work of foreign illustrators
may be mentioned the work of Sancha.
which shows an exaggerated realism. II
not decided tendency 20 caricature.
Gyllenhammar and Cardona give Paris
ian types strongly suggestive OF the
lines OF men and women who figure in
fashion plates. and + Berkeley Smith
although an American, has lived so
long abroad that his work seems TO be a
mild repression of the work Of Sancha.
Other Notable Work.
In the Illustrations in black and white
which includes some that might be
termed wash drawings. are examples
of the work Of B. West Clindinst, George
Narian, Ernest Seton Thompson, Alice
Barber stephens, Harriet r. Richards,
w. F. Steicher and Harry Burgess.
Strong in human interest are the six
Illustrations by Charlotte Harding.
These are in color ana the models are
such attractive children that the work
ranks high in the scale of p5bular inter
est
This exhibition is but the commence
ment of a series of exhibitions planned
by the librarian, Mr., Bowerman. for
the purpose OF awakening art interest
through association with coed art in the
way OF originals or reproductions
whether nearly or remotely connected
with the publication OF books.
The Washington times., 1906-12-02
RAZOR IN STOCKING
GIRL RUNS AhUCK'
Crazy Pennsylvania Servant
Subdued by Being Sat
Upon.

JENKINS, Pa. Dec. IA crazy ser
want girl. known as Mary Martha
Matteo. made things interesting In the
home OF Harry DePuy. who is con-
nected with the Stetson Hat Company.
Mary Martha arose from her bed
about o'clock and began her perform
ances by slamming every door In the
house. Then she entered the apart
ments Jf Mrs. DePuy and ordered her
out Of bed, telling her that 1t was time
10 ger up"
After that she proceeded to the room
OF a visitor. John F. Noble. IF Bridge
port. Conn. and told hiII II he did not
get out af bed Immediately she would
cut his throat with a razor which. she
said. she had in her stocking.
BY this time the whole family had
been aroused and the members con-
cluded it was time to call the police
They did so. and all three proceeded 10
SIT on Mary Martha. She howled and
struggled, and threatened 20 cut them
10 pieces with the razor, which she still
insisted was concealed in her stocking.
Her captors were not taking any
chances. and they did not dare look for
the razor They took il for granted
that It was where she said il was.
They bundled Mary Martha into a
-v'i:-~7 ~ hurried her 10 the police sta
uOn- There she became ObStrepeFOuS
again, and threatened 70 20 down into
her stocking for that razor She fought
everybody in sight. and struck Or.
jameson, who had been called to at
tend her. in the face, and was aI-
parently about in the act of getting out
the razor when the policemen and scv-
eral other persons sat on her again and
squelched her.
she gave her home address AZ Dover
Del. She was sent 10 the insane asylum
at NoTTistOWu for an eXamina ton.
The Washington times., 1906-12-02
CURE FOR LIQUOR HABIT
Give orrine and Destroy all Desire
Sold Under Guarantee.

Orrine is the most successful cure. for
the liquor habit that the world has ever
known. II IS home treatment. given
without publicity. detention from busi-
guaranteed II the simple directions on
each box are faithfully followed.
We know positively that there IS not
drunkaId upon earth no matter how
chronic, whom the Orrine treatment
Will fail to cure So remarkable nave
drinking men by OrTine that leading
ministers charity workers. and philan-
thrOpists everywhere recommend the
treatment Thousands Of Endorsements
have been given for the remedy. Treatise
on how 10 cure drunkenness free on re-
quest
The Public Drug Company of Chicago
sold over L000 boxes OF OrTine ia ninety
5ayS and say. We have every conf,
-.es.Ce in the world TO recommend Orrine
of a positive and harmless cure for the
liquor habit. as we have heard many say
that Orr'ne has cured when other RENE
dies have failed"
crrine is in two forms. No. l. the
secret remedy which can he given with
out the knowledge of the patient. No
in pill form for those who wish to be
cured In every box is a registered
guarantee which entities you to a refund
OF yOCr money II OTTine fails TO effect
a cuTe- The price Of either form is 81
per box.
Orrine is sold by the leading drug
gists In nearly every town and city. In
Washington by;
PEOPLES PHARMACY, 7th and Eye
HENRY EVANS, 914 F.
G. q. G. SIAfMS. y. Y. Ave. and 18th.
PRANK p. WELLER Sth and Eve Sc.
WELI.EB'S AQUEDCCT PHAR-
II ACY. S5S4 AZ
The Washington times., 1906-12-02
PLUMBERS TROUBLES
TO END THIS MONTH

The arbitration board will resume
the hearings on the questions in dis
pute between the master plumbers
ard the journeymen early this week
J 5. Easby-Smith and Stuart Nc
Namara, counsel for the master
plumbers and the journeymen. re-
spectively, have practically agreed on
the questions 10 submit 10 the arbitra-
tion board. This action tnsures an
early settlement Of the differences be
tween the contending parties
final decision from the board is
looked for before Christmas.
The Washington times., 1906-12-02
Native Filipino Boys Cleaning Cane
Inmates Lined Up for Inspection.
Doubts Theory That In
Oculation Was Cause,
AS IS Alleged.

Having been innoculated with the
virus # cholera. which is said d have
caused the death OF ten prisoner II
Buibid prison, Manila. T. l., recently.
DIT William r. Mouiden, of 1915 Rhode
Island avenue northwest, states tnat he
has great faith in the anti-toNIn. and
believes the deaths We're due 20 an accl-
dent. DR. Moulden, from the spring Of
1903 TO the fall of 1898, held the position
of resident physician in Bilib.d prison.
DR.. Moulden is thoroughly familiar
with cholera, bubouic plague and other
virulent contagious diseases. and says
500 inmates Of the prison were innocu-
lated with the cholera virus last year.
There were no unfavOrable results. DR..
MouIden says great credit is due DR..
Richard +. Strong. discoverer of the
auti-tOxin, although it is stiH in a state
Of experimentation. DR.. Strong inva-
riabfy innoculates himself and his as
sIstants with his discoveries, and each
OF them had the cholera vrus admins
tered to them before it was tried on any
OF the prisoners
The Washington times., 1906-12-02
None Suffered From incubation.
THIEVES RIFLE JACKSON HOME

Alfred Jackson, of 10l4 Rhode Island
avenue northwest. has reported to the
police that a house owned by him on the
Benning road. near Woodlawn Gene
terry. had been entered since November !
and completely rified of its contents
Mr.. Jackson valued the furniture and
other articles at goo.
The Washington times., 1906-12-02
LOCAL MENTION.
Finest Home-Made Fruit Cake.

Holmes delicious hOne-made Fruit
Cake is cleaner and i!rt1cr and better
than any you have ever tasted Made
OF carefully selected materials and baked
Just so. Only 25c 10. Homemade BIince,
Pumpkin. and other Pies 29c. Holmes
Bakery. ist & T. SITS. Phones J.. 1910 & 144I.
The Washington times., 1906-12-02
Superior Royal Blue Line Service Z

Philadelphia and New York. Baltimore
& Ohio trains run ''EveTy Other Hour
on the Odd Hour 9. i, J. 3, and
o'clock. All have drawing room parIor
cars and dining cars. The evening Phila-
delphia Express leaves at 500 p. m, and
midnight New York train at ll.3O.
The Washington times., 1906-12-02
Harvey.s Restaurant

Is using daily from exclusive sour ses
Prime Plant Oysters. Old Austy and
Cream Ale on draught. Merchants noon
lunch a specially COnEOisseurg are in
vited.
The Washington times., 1906-12-02
Children Get Collins Estate.

John Collins, by his will, dated Sep
tember q last leaves his estate to his
children ia equal parts.
The Washington times., 1906-12-02

Zichtl's Book BindeTy Newly Equipped,
Removed to 1905 E st. nv.
The Washington times., 1906-12-02
Royal PiIsen Is the Table Beer

OF hundreds OF homes. A pure delicious
lint beer OF highest quality For case
phone W 436, Abner-Drury Brewing Co
The Washington times., 1906-12-02

Sunday Specials. Open Pinto II Pm.
Phila. Oyster & Chop House. 5l3 llth NV.
The Washington times., 1906-12-02

Sea Foods, Steaks, CnoPs, Salads, Etc,
Phila- oyster & Chop House, 5I3 lIth NV.
The Washington times., 1906-12-02
Miller Oil Heaters.


$3.50 $40 500
Best Kerosene OIL : gallons 75c
GIG 18th 81. G. a. Muddiman & Co 1901 O.
The Washington times., 1906-12-02

Lettering On Pocket Books for Holidays
Zichtl, 1905 Z ST. my.
The Washington times., 1906-12-02
To Enjoy Comforr of Foot

consult J. J. Georges & Son. Inc. Foot
Specialists 1911 Pa. ave.
The Washington times., 1906-12-02

Four Building Lots, SIS Each.
z5x195. Easy terms. One car fare. Box
2233. Station G.
The Washington times., 1906-12-02

Santa Claus Outfits, Tree Ornaments,
Punch & Judy. Marionettes. Gundlach's 8.
Sl3 Eth ST NV
The Washington times., 1906-12-02
Coali Coall CoaII

Best coal and wood. Lowest prices r. J.
4 n. {. Grace. 9Th * + ne. Phone E. 20.
The Washington times., 1906-12-02

Zichtrs Book Bindery Removed
TO 1905 L st. NV.
The Washington times., 1906-12-02
Perfection in Oyster Cooking.

Phila- oyster & chop House. 5l3 nth NV.
The Washington times., 1906-12-02
Hungarian Gypsy Orchestra at

Park Hotel. Winter Garden. RathskeIIer.
y. !. ave. and llth St Endrees, Prop.
The Washington times., 1906-12-02

CSC Dozen for II Cabinet Fotos.
Special offer for so days. Faber. s0z 7rh
st, formerly 430 7th st
The Washington times., 1906-12-02
Situation in Bilibid Prison.

DR.. Moulden, in discussing Blibd
prison. its inmates, cholera and cholera
virus. says:
"Buibid prison was named after an
old Spanish general, and the name has
been handed down from generation to
generation. Political prisoners. or in
surrectors. followers Of Aguinaldo, who
refused 10 lay down their arms. are in
carcerated there. Most Of the prisoners
are what We called husky hombres' and
hail from the 'bosque. (Which means
that they. correspond TO our farmers and
come from the country) They are
strong. healthy and robust, and insist
on lighting for freedom.
while I was stationed at the Emer-
gency Hospital in this city, as resident
physician. I took the competitive eX-
animation for resident physician Of Bill
bid prison in Manila, and got the ap-
pointment-
Diseases Rage Side by Side.
Cholera and bubonic plague rage side
by side in the Philippines. and they
reap an exceptionally bounhful harvest
during the rainy season, which begins
i'm August and lasts for several months.
tained In the prison. and everything is
kept as neat and clean as a new pin.
The prisoners, coming from the rural
districts. are of the sterner stuff. and
there is but little sickness among them.
Cholera virus is made from tenuated
cholera organisms taken from a person
suffering from a case of cholera. The
culture is passed through guinea pigs,
because they react more like human
beings than any other animal. In the
process of manufacturing the virus the
true cholera germs are killed.
None Suffered From incubation
After we were innoculated tsth the
virus we administered it TO 500 inmates
OF the prison. The men We're all robust
and enjoying the most vigorous Eeal;h.
They We're made immune from cholera
and none of them suffered rom lie in
incubation.
II am at a loss to understand the
death of these men In the prison, and
unless I had read the dispatch from
Manila l would scarcely believe their
death was attributable TO the innocula-
ton.
The Washington times., 1906-12-02

Lamps, Umbrella Jars, Pictures, and
many other useful and beautiful arti-
cles suitable for gifts are TO be found
here at such a wide range Of prices
that all pocketbooks can be suited. The
valIes we offer cannot be equaled even
at the individual stores, and our as
sortment includes the newest patterns
and designs.