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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-26
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crsinsaee fsf Care 81 Chicago Foais
Is Es<emmeD1e1.

C1ieaso--h hen l1EDeetcy rzy II
TIE nenesf mzaielgai sigrisary. A.s
oafy besng 10 hok olt fof the health
ena comfort n chieagoa ten poczla-
t,on
The committee of judiciary u fhe
city coa1eiI recently reconuen1ef
tie passage of sasn ordinance.
rhlch pfoyi1ez ihai ne health COM
miAss soaeF eazii eo1tfol tte llring coa-
diiioBs 81 ali fowls n the eisy llmite
Il also enl4fgey re Msnifol1 duties
II ihe policemen, fof Il provides that
shey shall capture any fowls running
q large aDd bold them q re police
esztlen - De claimed The prospect
0f pursuing gl61y ben sn9 attempt.
iug b snatch her II PIN feather =
creating lois 81 l0y among the heavy.
weight members n fhe force.
# me sob n supervising ben eoudi-
tioas - saddled oa Health Comsnie
eloner Evans q ix celteefufea th4i
aDeciai hen inspectors VIII BE- added
~ hia stat The evil services qualla
cations fof The iob Vili be appalling, i
Il expected.
n ie announced On good authority
fhas ire following DrDTlsio1s ais ~
conialne1 60 fhe DfoDoged ordinance'
ecaekling ie DositiYeiY forbidden BE-
fore $40 a n.. seven O'Clock " SIN
days
Worm expeditions IN guburbas
garden patches are hereby declares
unlawful
@Tbe penalty of annihilssi0n win B.
lmposel 81 aii hens found piayini
hfoeandaeek With passing automo
blies
Hens found obaifncling trafic i
the loop district vii be- condemne
70 in4eierminate imprisonment i
eonih water street
eIiene laying eggs in public cor
veyances viii be delivered oyer q p
canning interests"
In fhe Suburban districts Of the clt
little depression followed The a
n0Bncement of the impending rule
and fegHlaiiOug-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-26


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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-26

Bristol, Pa-The championship that
starts at the corn shock is elastic.
It covers all futurity, it seems Charles
Cannon Of this place, who has held
the victor's tassel and silk for several
years, has just concluded another tri-
umph, and this Is what be claims:
4 can cut more corn In q given
time than any man who ever lived, OF
who VIII ever live hereafter ! broke
all my former records this year. cut
ting $3.50 shocks. making an average
Of SO or sl2 a day, Or 235 shocks 9
day. challenge any man In the
world"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-26
~ soARoEa 1--we MoTTo.
Quotes 4Lsy Not Up for Yourselves
Treasures" ETC. After Robbias.

Seattle. Wash.-Mrs. Alice p Han.
son, who conducts a boarding house a.
1915 Marion street. VIII always be
suspicious Of new boarders who carry
grips and suit cases covered with
hotel and steamship tags Mrs. Han
son recently had a new bcarder who
carried two such grips, and her ex-
perlence with him was not at an sat
isfactory.
Three days after the man came two
other boarders reported that their
purses had been robbed. In All s2f
had been taken. Warne was one Of
the most outspoken In denouncihg The
theft. But when Mrs Hanson went to
his room in the afternoon. she found
no suit cases. There was only a re-
lIgioug tract lying open on the table
and one passage was marked This
read:
Lay not up for yourselves treasures
on earth, where moth and rust doth
corrupt and where thieves break IN
and steal
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-26

sweynheym and Pannsrtz. the two
Geruz1E wh0 we're the first 70 print
hooks In Rome. used paper and types
Of excellent quality. Their ink on
pages printed more than 100 years
ago can Eie in hlackIess wifh the bss-
CT the present day Yet with Al their
laborz hey often lacked bread Il .
petition to the pope they informed bis
holiness that their house was full q
proof sheets. bat they lad nothing 70
eat
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-26

4Il nv family medicine chest 20
remedy Is permitted to remain unless
IT proves beycnd a doubt the best 70
Be obtained for its particular purpose
Fer treating al manner of skin trou-
bles. such as Eczema. letter. Ring
worm. ETC. Hunts Cure has held It's
place Tor many years. ] have failed
70 find a surer remedy + cures itch
ing instantly
z X SWAIN. Franklin. La
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-26
raolse aAlrs aOHAwAys-
Chasing Cars Down Grade for Niles,
It Catches UP.

Rofrlsiopn ~ Three freight cars
broke loose from train the other
afternoon while climbing steep
grade on the Stony Creek railroad,
near The entrance 70 The state hospital
for the insane. They rushed down the
grade st d speed Of 20 miles an hour.
Near Elm street the tracks Of the
Stony Creek railroad join those Of the
Reading railway. and the runaway
cafs proceeded IA the direction Of Phil.
adelphia.
After they had PASSED Marshall,
Main Dekalb and Bill street stations
n ms Town without accident an en-
eine ieft the roundhouse A. elm street
and started 10 pursuit Of the run.
awayg.
The engine vas sDeeded at e 5O.mile
elm ana finally overlook and held uI
tie cars between Mogeeto4n and iyy
Rock.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-26

A yCg -1WIsT us.1 rc-lAcAl 1H-
zlra1z was about 10 make the 9Tat
Important speech &c rs career Hs
F-ew Speaker CzEzcz. and Tsnt1Fsl
to aak has atgsne il the matter "a al
aEezEizE a. ard Eee
NY So So tka Trtr~zr sma
out what Interests jour zualerce ard
tzsk U & 6 thar subject II ycl
GE1 Eoz cant strike the ol q its
attaz1o1. step boring it~-Snrcess
Magazine
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-26
SEES THE EARTH DRYING UP.

states of America ct your door you
cannot drive e back" he says. Such
tracts are bound to conquer IN the
end. Their advance is as certain az
the advance of death and az disas-
Lfous..
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-26

By following the directions. wEicA
are rlzinly printed @ each package &
Defiance staFch. Meas Collars and
CUTS can be made iaEt ss sti1 as de-
sired, With either gloss O. domestic
hziza Try 81 is ca tSF l0c. sold by
ali COED grocers
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-26

Real Euccaas is often ac1isrsd aftw
many failures Ar arfive -zn hzlld1
Eucrezs upC1 4 io1n1z.loa of failure
Russell Sage.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-26

YEAST Did you ever exercise with
q medicine bali7 Crimsonbeak-"Well,
I've taken something for snake bites,
Il that's what you mean
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-26

A woman can keep a secret II no
body cares whether she does or not
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-26

Ifx1a Nizh .ea1iii1l llaar, waite el1sAes
ase Red Crnet Bal Blaa Large 2 o.
pacA2ge, cezis-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-26

Whenever ycu see a mar ~ distress
recognize II hin your fellow mAn.-
Seneca
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-26

Tk1t IS LAXATIVE HR0HO QJlNlsE. Look for
thF ssrztEre - w. GROVE Lsef the Morlo
ever - lare Cod Ia one Day &c.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-06
biographical.

pr Daniel Colt Gilman, one Of
Americas foremost educators. was
born July 6 1891 Al Norwich, Conn,
and received his collegiate education
nj Yale After graduating at Yale he
went abroad to finish his schooling in
tho universities Of Germany For a
time he was atiache o. he United
States legation, al St Petersburg. He
became librarian to Yale university
upon his return to America and acid
many important posts at this jnstitu.
ton. where he remained until 1872
In that year he became president OF
Tho Unive ity Of California He was
largely III rumental in building UP
mat institution and making the uni
yersity what Il Is today In 1875 he
was called o the head Of The Johns
Hopkins university. where he re-
mained until 1902 During the newt
few Years he acted AIS president Of the
Carnegie institution AT Washington
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-06

those states OF merchantable timber
( in continuous bodies,
Increase in Cost,
The increase IN the average value
Of all lumber was from $ll1i per
thousand feet in 1900 to s12.76 at the
census Of 1905, or Ii5 per cent, The
advance extended to all species of
both conifers and hard woods, and in
the case of several Of them was large.
Among the conlfors, yellow pine adj
yanced from $3.50 per thousand feet
to Si0l0; white pine from Sl272 90
$1t92; hemiock from $eA7 to $ll.9l:
Douglas M from $S.67 to 1851 spruce
flcm slL2g to $l403; ana cypress
from Si3,3d to 1850 Oak increased
from $ll02 per thousand feet to
Si75t; poplar from $if22 to 1880;
maple from SIT So 10 $tt9t: cotton
wood from Sl035 to sft9a; elm from
$1L57 to s1ii5 and gum from 1915
to $11.s7
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-06
DPfpfts III
DnntFEttr Sprutrp
BY MRS. ELLEN II. RICHARDS,
Instructor in Sanitary Chemistry. Massachusetts,
Institute of Technology.

system domestic which adequate household Of half
a century
Shelter for the Of the household Of the great prob
,ms Of to-day. There increasingly unhappy
servants quarters with the Irving apartments the
fcd Therefore t problem Of domestic largely architectural
improvement made providing shelter servants
and the shelter includes much Chan housing
must have place beside the kitchen in VIII
their guests, and e os ing aeommo t- be .ary and
comfortable
that these architectural additions will the cost of
building but such increased cost part Of each advance civilized
ing The householder viii be called upon intelligence
household economy and in the distribution Of space.
has for social entertainment she might not
the exclusive occupancy Of the kitchen The
plains that the cook be alone the kitchen while work
that she dned the any kitchen
Mistress and while having different points Of view yet pos
needs The lone must suffer
greatly position and the only apparent present by
which this hardship may mitgatcd by providing accommodation
for and entertain her guests with proper freedom
course there servants TO whom would be permit
this freedom Of independence and il this consideration sug-
scl plan aboshng many Of the conditions present
tenn believed that Of the of the household might
have certain Of ATTENDANCE and that there established
andan Of work the end Of which the might 20 to
her would approach the general industrial system under
lel, the artisan called bis days work and goes it is
completed
II might planned that the could live clubhouse
similar dwelling central location and could go
work change might involve alteration present
loafs OF classes necessarily live in
tlr house. but lse might De- OF careful selection that they
toasl be something like fooy nZ
!. s :: .H.s' via &. "."-@ q M.AKal.~5I
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-06
IN FAcETlous VEIN

Some of the newspapers which have
saken notice OF Rev d L Bass Sc
mon on kissing. published in The
Bulletin of last Monday. refuse 70 take
the Subject seriously and have made
comment up i in Factions veia.
Chief among THESE Was The Memphis
coanmerciai which said by WY q
continent
We are very mHoh sffaid that 'p
Rec Bass has given himself AVA
Nobobdy could very well srsak this
way execepi from an abundance Of es.
pefience The Kiss is something that
nobody can describe from long rang.
for dis ance does not lend enehant-
ment to The smack. The reverend gen
ileman has evident been sampling ihc
kizs when i vas red and ripe. o.
the Nae. tho pas the eiri2"
The Hardeman lTena) Free Pre-
has tbs ssnent. we seen IN ?
paper where a Caro- preacher says
kissing Is ihe cause II more frouhic
than ticker or gambling. Years ago
ue cut ont kissing the girls. fer j.
was more trouble to bold cfu ban
It vas worth Then they squirmea
ard NJ 50 Here lately sc have found
S very easy . kiss CIR gent ffiends
sn rg fhe reeformeres tscsuse tls
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-06
~aI,ed in.

Cen. Frederick d Grant wna
praising the intelligence 81 GER
tai colonel
He it is. he said. of whom they
tell The church parade story
His men were drawn UP for
church parade one Sunday morning
bat the church was underroing re-
pairs, ana could not accommodate
all.
Sergeant major said the colo
mel. Tell an Inc men who don't wan'
to go to church TO fail out on The re
verse flank
"Abolt GO per cent. Of the met
quickly ana gladly ell ogt
Now. sergeant major ail W.
COLONEL, dismiss the men wGo 4islnt
fan out and march the others 10
church Thcy need 70 most.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-06
TINE CARD CAlRn FlEcTRlc aYS

BELT LINE cars due u leave Secoud St 81
ug north on Commercial ave every Is MIN
NJ from g q. m. "a 4 ? "a
G2NinE ORTIZ Walnnt ~ ever p nlfnnt4sA
irum go M ri lRtSs q m
PO&I.AR S9 Lt#F Holbr0ot Ave, ear aee
fo leave ~econ st < ing ner' 0a Hoinreok
I've. st SGT; q, 5;42l 6:5T, 1912 a M aud nn
ssine inmates every hou until f0.s9 snd u.14
%. m.
Going west on Twenty Eighth It ab $685.
a.t9; 1884 G:4a; and 7:04 ul,and on saer@ MIN.
pt every hour uati 1884 avs i1;aa m,
Poplar 1t. ca = due O nass - Mary's psrE
MINUTES ate leaving Sec md II
BELT LINE OWL G RS north on Waipnt
1880 p. m. 1874 a, N; 81 a. MI 2.se a. M
80 a. M; ~ a. M; 5 30 n. m.
North IN Com mercial-12OO D. m. 90,
n. 400 q. m. 90 a M. 90 m. a. m.
Welt ard Owl cara are due IL psss West
Thirty fourth ~. IS minutes sfter leaving
second st
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-06

We approached LONG
an these prosajc days son are ro'
as much 10 demand AS ton used TO
be" we ycn-ured Suppose The de-
mand for your services shoJld cease
altogether, what would you 60: Y0r
know son are blind"
"Weif" ree'icd Love. 90 am
really blind 7 should have no t-ou-
bic In getting q io5 Us rcs 7fumeni
inspector. 49, E2c1a1-c.
She Wa- a rrvsaricHar.
Iitile Johanys father folul hi-
yor2g hoaefuI holding uB one of BIS
rabbits by the ears and saying 10
him How much is seven times
seyen2"
Bah, the father heard the bot
say. 81 knew yoa couldu't Here's
al easy orc. Sis times six is how
much"
"Whr Jobnnf what in thc wo-lI
arc sou doing With yorr rabhite"
asIcd tho iathcr-
Johuny threw the rabbit dos r
with disgust ! bucw or teach
was lNue 20 MS. nar IN h- ai1
"Whr. toaf asked his f.ther
"Why sh. soi1 us this mC-ni.e
that Rabbits was Csc greatest ralH
liers iu iae world -Lsdic ia
Journal
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-06
SOME SUMNER STILL AHEAD

The wet darksoHe. cold and alZzN
spring Of 1897, with a few gruaginl
exceptions of a few days. held up Z
the very mouth Of July. Business, the
summer travel, and the innnmerahle
n Joys of vacation, have been sadly In
terfered with and the summer goes
feel hat II is not worth the effort g
gull for this bit of a. season; that i
would be better 10 keep right on and
be ready to drop inc0ntinently into
another winter at almost any tine.
Not so We are going 10 have some
summer yet Indeed. that part Of the
season which the average man and
woman spends AZ pleasant resorts Is
before them, The vast majority Of
tourists stav at home, year by year
and brave the heat OF June, which Is
frequently I'M ense, and get away in
july, and sometimes not till the mid
die OF that month People must get
away little late, in order not to
come back prematurely. There is
just about so much time TO use up in
d vacation, unless the case OF some
body who has so much money and so
little work that he can come and go
as he everlastingly pleases, and ship
about to avoid the various sorts OF
climatic punishment.
The waves Of the ocean are still /
breaking on the beach, as they were /
last year, and ever so many years be- .
fore; the mountains have as many
trees and rocks: ANA the season for I
q tcYihilars in the country will not
fsilly open tin August or September,
Snakes will be in the fullness of thei
vicious growth by that time and ne
" aippuOswill especially on the upper
Lakes and bays. will sing so mucl o
nights that the visitor will simply
give up sleep. or. II ne gets a fey cat
naps, will dream OF and Pray for the .
time when he can coop himself up in
the city again TO the sizzle OF steam
heater with disOrler Of IS lungs
Never fear You viii have plenty
of time And when you get home you
will say: Eyes Had the time of my
life; and am yearning for next sum
r1er TO come. so thai can so again
And in your heart YOU know thar
you are a-what was Tat The presi
dent said?-7Cincinnati Enquirer
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-06
EX-ORESIDf MIS- SON
Becomes President of Williams Col
lege &c Succeed President
Hopkins.

Wlliamst wn, Mass. July The
trustees OF Williams College announe.
ed today chat President Hopkins OF the
insflt tion has enjered his resigna
tion TO take effect in June 1908 Pro
lessor Harry A. Garfield son OF the
late President James A Garfield, and
at present occupying the char Of poG
tics at Princeton University, has been
chosen % succeed Fl pkins.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-06
LUMCFR IS KING
IN UNITED STATES
CENSUS BULLETIN NO. II TELLS
INTERESTING STORY CON.
CORNING ONE or THE COUN
TRY's GREAT INDUSTRIES.

Washington July Census bulle
\ tin No. IN issued by the department
III commerce and labor gives the fol
lowing data regarding the lumber and
timber Industries.
Lumber and Timber
The figures given for the lumber
and timber industries as a whole
snow that 1927 establishments, with
combined capital of s517241.12S,
were manufacturing lumber and tim
Z ber products at the census Of 1905,
These Adjustments employed on
/ the average 404.G wage-earners, and
they paid SlS3.021,5t9 in wages. con.
sumed materials costing s1S3. 7S6.21l
and manufactured products valued at
$3.50, 022. coo.
The establishments were widely dis
trlbuted. for in 1906 lumber and tim
Der products were manufactured on a
commercial scale in every state and
territory except North Dakota In 9
states the production Of lumber was
the principal industry and in II II
was second in importance The 6
leading states in the industry with
the value Of products manufactured in
each were, in 1895 Dashinston, $40,
572,5t2 Wisconsin, Slf.395.7GG
Michigan. si0.i69.335: Louisiana. s35.
1872 374 Minnesota. So iS3.30q; and
Pennsylvania. S3l642.89e
Logging Camps.
In 1905 returns We're received from
Il i9i logging camps with combined
apiial Of s9o.15Lf9i These camp
ON the average i3G59G
paid s66.9S9, 1875 in|
wages. consumed materials costing
SS0.i12.S2S. and manufactured pro-
ducts valued at 86.lG1.0iS.
OF the total number Of logging
camps 1lGN. or 932 per cent were
conducted by milling blishments.
end $50. or G.S per cent. were oper-
ated Independently The dependent
logging camps reported IS per cent.
of the capital, SO per cent OF the wage
Is per cent Of the wages. s0'
per cent Of the cost of materials ani
Sc per cent of the value Of the pro
ducts. While IL IS hus apparent that
the bulk Of The logging industry is.
carried on IN conjun ton with saw
mills. the independent camps on an
average are much lafger. These in
dependent CAMPS follow closely the
ceutcrs of heaviest lumber produc
iiou
In lhe amount of production which
can most accurately Do m4a ured bJ
the number of houeaud feet Of saw
ires produced Washington ranked
first Louisiana second. Wisconsin
third Pennsylvania fourth. and Ar
kansas fifth In the value Of products
howcYer the 3 leading states were
Wisconsin Washington. Michigan.
Nnneao,a and Penns yilania.
a comparison Of the figures for 1915 /
with tbos, 90 1905 shows that growth |
ie The indus rv since 1900 has been
INST Tapied in the Southwestern states
and in certain Of The Pacific Coast
states. while substantial and with 4
respect ~ most Of tbc items uniform
decline characerizes the Lake states 1
as . group That losgiH elaiiveiy |
declining in the Central states is also
clearly indicated and this is due. Of
-ouI5e . The practical exhaustion in |
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-06

"Yoang Or Walker always iu
ressea me as having nerves o. lr.a
Judging hy the cool wag he performs
be most seriaus operations.
marked his friend. "but 5estar3at
rhen met him IN consultation
a. the most excited man bar
en for a long while"
81 must have been 2 most uH.
Isaai and extraordinary ease
40; one Of the doctor's own chill
Ire I'D -ile stack If measles
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-06
JOHN 9 SHEA

Manufacturer and dealer In Harness,
Collars, Saddles, Strap work, Whips,
Horse Clothing, Lap busters and Fly
Nets.
The only house in the city that
makes handmade harness. No. 1909
Washington Ave. Repairing Spec.
ialty.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-06

feel SO exllbcrated over the deciding
III the Extreme Court that they IS
anxious to oscilate us, thereby Citing
chanst 70 inhale as fine q sample Of
whisky breath as ever past lip
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-06
CIRCULATION STATEMENT

Average number Of complete and
perfect copies Of the Cairo Bull
\ letin printed daily and Sunday
" for the year 1906 ............,.2 o28
Average number of complete and
\ perfect copies Of the Cairo But
Ietin printed daily and Sunday
during the month OF June
1907 ........s...... .216s
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-06

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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-06
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II majority Of wageoancrs do not make up their minds whore
they going TO spend their vacation until the last minute,
and then they rush oil 70 some resort and plunge into
the gayees and frvolidos Of the place with great zcst
What i the result? Why, they return o their work
exhausted than and with their vitality wasted instead
of strengthened They tired and natured for several
weeks after they get back for they realize they have really not
had good time II is like the darbrown taste Of the morn
ng after
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-06

1t is impossible to
point out any single
cure-all for the unsatis-
factory conditions tina,
exist in our domestic
service. Our whole meth
Cd Of living has changed
so much that we must
regard as Anticipated and
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-06

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