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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-24

The road nov has several considerable
stretches OF track laid with steel Tres.
which hare given good satisfaction
The test Of the dynzsraph car. With
pl110EraEA attachment. hzz giyea
records q less noise ard less osciiia-
ton over steel ties than over similar
stretches Of track laid With wood ties
TIE much discussed hammer b,ow-
of The vheels has been found 70 b.
less On steel ties. though al advance
estimates we're that X woale oe great
e. i Is on sreh eTiae1ce that The
large order fo- steel ties Is placed.
General gse o. steel ties woui6 stop
ore q the uost serious drains &C the
timber resources .of the country. Rail
rad ties and telegraph and telephone
poses consume a. e1ormo1s quantity
q timber Annually. a. rapldiy Inereas-
Ing prices. Steel ties are cheaper f.
the Icns m thar Eood. There IS good
reason e believe hat suhulAr steel
tsleph0ne poles would also proTs
cheaper tkzn woo1. bal tAey are less
convenient for li1ensn . climb. Sup
pied vita ladders. Trey are toe easy
fcr c.hers thar Hrenea r. cilna. BAT
tie tine must eoue for their suosti-
tuzsoa. Il requires 49 yesFs O. moEs
70 grow 3 tree far q telegraph pcle.
~hsie e sseel rcie ce- - rarrfsrsrr4a
n 3 few minutes.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-24

called for the most exacting care IN
testing it snd sfferward in removing
frnm il the excessive druss that 70
very considerable degree has been
found IN it. Ordinarily this dross would
be removed at the assay once IN
New York where the imported gold
Is hrst received direct from the steam
ships that bring it to port But tho
assay 0dzce is also taxed 10 Its Ut.
most cspacity. and IS rot performing
al that has been expected of Il In
much Of the foreign gold. onehalf Of
.one PER cent OF lead became manifest
il the tests. This taca IS sumclent
&c make The metal brittle and nahle
% bTeskage both under the dies IL ths
pnacess Of coinage and While n circu.
lation. All such bnliioa must bs re
hnsd again At the mint This Is done
both b. the electrolytlc method. IN
vensed ~ the German Wohiwell and
IS resmestils. Tie slscrclytIc equip
ment has a capacity OF 100000 ounces
of soid 3 month. equal 70 about ~
eaae9o The pu7est bar gold cones
f-cn IRE Elcr9kc. ara the fo-ciEn
sold Is the most impure.
IN one process Of refining. where
silver IS present. chloride q silver Il
the residaum A quantity Of this.
said to be worth shout sle Loo. looked
ia a huge vat ike q uass q black
mud The sarface only. howeTer, was
black because a the action q TIE
air up0n it. WIEN stirred tie stuz
revealed a giistering EkIteness. IKE
that o. the driven snos.
The greater part OF the shipments
q coin from the mint Is 10 New York
and Chicaso. bat they extend also .
Boston and bexond and 70 ths far
west
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-24

What IS unguestiona6ly the finest
railroad train ii Great Britain has
Just been placed upan the London &
Northwestern railroad for the use 0f
Americans. The officials Of the COM
pany refuse to give definite figures.
but there is best of authority for stat
Ing that the total cost Of the train.
which IS in three sections at eight
ears each. was something over sSoo.-
coo
Heretofore the luxury which char.
acterizss this train. OF rather series
of trains. has been confined to the
royal special train which has been
placed At ghe service Of King Edward
and bis immediate family. Nothing
approaching it has ever before been
attempted. even for the use 81 peers
Of the realm. But the comforzloving
American traveller. with his bottOmiess
pocket and free-spending hand. has en-
couraged the railway which handles
most Of the homeward-bound Yankees
TO try costly innovations Carte
blanche was gwen to the car builders
and the result is what our English
cousins declare to be the finest train
il Europe"
The new train de luxe runs from
Euston station. London. 70 the River
side station. Liverpool. and back again.
carrying incoming and outgoing Amer
lean travellers. It's first trip was made
In connection with the new giant Gun
ard turbine. the Lusltania. and it
carried among It's passengers an inteT
esting crowd of American society
leaders and milHonalres returning
from summer 5aunts In England or on
the continent and London season tri.
umphs in Park Lane.
Although the new train has been
built along English lines. with the
compartments abutting on general
corridor. an attempt has been made
70 stFaddle the fence. 50 to speak. For
instance. the -frst-class' carriages are
the first in England to embody the
swinging chairs. such as one sees In
our Pullman parior cars at home This
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-24

Tie administration O. the Prussian
railroads has recsatly expeTinented
With wireless telesraphic signals on
the llae between Berlin and Beeiitz.
employing 3 train q four cars carry
ing antennze and receiving apparatus.
the transmitting apparatus being II
stalled between Berlin and SangerAza-
sen. TIE transmitting wire was sus-
pended upo1 ts,eErzrhir 1o.s5 tor q
distance 0f go scct 1tc-t 2 .cc- e
meath TIE ordinary telegraph wires.
Within a distance q about seven and
a hair miles. o. each side q the trans
--ssssee =tasle. tke zs~~ais wa~a .szar.
t'.AtaaH11 @talaft-t9f 1H-rH-
y and distinctly received On the nov
ing train. Youths Companion.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-24
E coz rHE SOB


A certain ST. Loais rail1oad man.
tha stroke af whose nan makes count
less thousands tup ana listen. bit
who. according ta his own s.ory. Was
starving Go death "a $50 a week ZEN
years aso has mere nerve than any
other two men yet discovered He IS
OF smau stature, hut the man he is
afraid 81 Is set Is S. found That This
quality IS not a newly acquired one is
Illustrated bg 8 story he told recently.
tn recalling his entrance into the rail-.
road business.
One cold winters day be found him
self in ST. Louis. pennfless. out 81
work and with no iob in sight He had
neither trade nor profession. but the
life of a railroad man had always ap-
peaied to him ana he determined to
obtain Job as a brakeman. He made
the rounds Of the different roads. but
everywhere he was turned down on
account Of his size. Finally he wan
dered into the Office Of a road now
owned by the yanderbilts. and stopped
at the desk Of q grun hald-headea
man.
Are you the superintendent he
asked.
Yes what 40 you want9" was the
reply In tone that would have chilled
the heart Of an ordinary applicant.
III want q JOB On your railroad. said
the young man. Everybody has told
me that I'm too small, but I thought
maybe you'd say I was big enough.
4 won't say any such a d.
thing. snapped the official. You
haven't got hair enough On your face
70 get a JOB on this railroad"
i've got just as much hair on ny
face as You have on your head. was
the quick ret0tt-
He got the job
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-24

satia. vhleh are held together By
siriass oi pearls. he skirt trimmed
wigh the same decoration. The
Whole idea = expressive q youth. sim
piicitF. ard perhaps JUST q little in.
dieative q an expensive taste. Not
t14t shen ] cone 10 thlak ol (. ne
purchase q q szfia erening dress
saoaid be termed expensive. for ex.
pe1zas today - IS much = tha max.
inE IS in the Material. and unaoubi.
o1ly it nay be granted that a satin
dress wiz oniiive tro chfHcn dressas
And chiffon nowadays Insists anon
embroidery as ven as q uninK ol ehit
io1. while Het. uhIch e considered 4
priTiisse foF TIE thrifty. win cali
aloa1 for 3 decoration of ribbons ana
ag4zn demands 4 lining q ehiHon ana
ans undertaking Of soil satin. so : b.
really ius~ he diaphanaus gown. AZ.
ihoagh Il sssumes the Yi<ne of ecor.
ouT. has & not We nay. thouza ex.
eers from tie rale the frcck q MIN
oa. ~hich can he made extremely ~.
trar1ive on 8 sliehs figure uksn !, =
riumet witA iarss tuckx or rsbons
aud allowed 70 display some DAINTY
c1cuisstte Of tnli1 or acs lh-sAfsd
via ribboz4
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-24

States treasurer at Washington but
ID Is safe TO predict thar Eithin the
next four OF fve weeks II wiz Be an
converted into double eagles.
It Els expected that che prsasnt maxi
mum activity Of the mints win con.
true about two months longer The
heavy coin presses are all employed
in producing double eagles or silver
half dollars The light presses. which
are adapted only to subsidiary coin.
are employed upon cents. half dimes
dimes and quarters. for al Of which
there is great demand. Already since
the period of maximum activity began
the mint has turned ont nearly ST.
00o. 600 in cents and nearly 5000. 900
ID nickels Never before At this time
Of the year was 50 great quantity
of minor coinage produced. n0twith-
standing that this Is normally the
busiest season Tor the mint Tie de-
mand for small Gains, IS wen Is that
for gold. is the greatest ever known
The receipt OF immense amounts
Of foreign bullion within month has
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-24

The rad orsr ne ADDS which
C1iis and Argencra are buii1i1z ard
which Is the last lax n tha Ire
zzro% South America bekweea to Az.
lzntle and Psciae Is Rearing iEs con
rieticl. il IS said that t1e e1SlTe line
wlll - oaea 20 trade nezt yezf- Tha
Antes section us the rad tewns Al
Aez1os4 E Arseatina. crusss tAs
AIDES tApuEh 3 tua1s5 f1zr kllo-
nzfters lozs snd sxte1is so the fziies1
tozn les andes. which has ralI coz
aeetiol vIEh ths Pacitc
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-24

IS a Fast improvement over the old
fixed seats in the English coaches.
where one is compelled to spend the
three hours q the joarney staring into
The face oi the stranger opposite.
IN The dining car also the American
example Is followed closely. An At
tempt has been made to make the
cooking as 4Yankeehed" as possible
vsmes and terrapin snd oFher essen
iial American yiands being included
Even such luxuriss-ior Eagland-as
resl Manhattan cocktails. mint i1leps
and gin hzzes are ready 10 hand
All the cars-nrst. second and third
ciass-are lighted throughout By slsc-
sricity. snd a. electric push-buno1. b.
which an attendant nay se summoned.
is within reach Of every passenger.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-24

therefore. thar the PhlIsdeiphia mon
e. factory VII have TO DO the baik q
the woFk
Day ard night coiners. assaysFs
uelskers and the countless other
specialized workers Who make up the
ntaH 81 the mint have beer working
oxeraue-soue 81 them "A hours a
Gay-sfnce me order cane II less
than two weeks. despite the fact that
there hare besn perempsoEy demands
for TIE almost unlimited coinAge Of
dinss. quarters haH dollars and sill
ser cellars. te0 millions IN k0id double
eagles hare already been delivered
Massive naw machinery has been
trc-zh. into pisy Eith fne success
ara the Necessary amount Of Eoid
cnaned haa been carefully packed
away in eattsrln< piles three days
lsts-. Thsa everybody vas PAT 70 work
uro7 uc-e 5e1hls eagles.
T1e efEcie1cy 81 the nsw naehin-
err n openinE ard shutting he split
ccaar. q deTice iar putting stars on
L1e eszs e lie neT,y designed son1le
ezsss. sas sch zzEssfst Z the euer.
ern<y. There are Is stars % the edge
rf escA piece. bscaase q the zduis-
sfea a the nes state ol okiahouz %
tha union
S>E- Iozn 81 lands q the Phiia.
aetrza nlzk said tkat It's machinery
nt tha present. tina was faxed te the
ulnazt. Is TIE department IN which
t.s eolns zre veizhsd 50 vome7 have
teen enrsoysd in additioz % the Fsgu-
AZ se-cs
Anfoagh fke nizt oraaaarils en-
ploys ahoak 500 persons and certain
tznsrtrsata are ran1ing "a instead
cf elrht kcars q azy. he number q
emsasyes 40 are wOrklnS oFeztime
= - uo-e tha- fsa L would BE ia.
pozeis E rrn Eke mlzs a greater
nnmef a. A0ars pag a4r E.tAout tam.
r---l.y laereasias ths skilled coin.
~ f--ee enf thfs oi coarss. sslli
he dnne wfsA TIE greatest Fsiu@saace
Il s at. hetA because L S not Easy
Is s1lal1 re praeficst skili vhlch is
rseasslaa azAz also because minute pre-
cnaac-s are Necessary r. the choics
cf uen in ortsr 6 i1sure The govern
maat against dishonesty e. ireo1pe
ts1zr
Tsoss she thlnk thai money 6
rszas scarce la tie coaakrz and tha'
ttz n-sseas strinseacy T. Hot II srea'
ueasare artificial e. t1a e husn1ipl
az 8 1srxa scale. zhoui5 SEEK a. eppcr
tr.Itv io elau re sasl zn0uut g ~
ure<ors metals. aal1 ceIaed anz an
ccnea. contained 60 The vanlts a1g
fne rarices tsrsrknents e re Phia
fsssAia ulal TIE daily hAiAn<a or
sata-aar sao~es tsst lAa sai1e os az
fsfz aas sz 1 Whzt is k1aEr
- sks cssklers saait alaas coarain.
aa4 sss e Gee Bulncl has hes-
reesst Is frneass cnantltes is.sls
at z-,sl fnzarrsiz fhs seit S lex
asses Is tie ezzer 8 ihe Ealte,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-24

An enormous HAS 6 water h osea
far sreezes e eras Is 4.rrAe=. sss
year il amounted 60 IS go 30 Eallonz
cr. expr@ed n weixn1 issfss to,A
0l thls hnss easetify ahout eaesixzA
aas lazs1 fruE rivers ard cazais a.
sss rss fron ~ street maia4
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-24
STEEL RAILS AND TIES.
Are Declared to Be Cheaper Than
Wood In the Long Hun.

It is announced that enc railroad
has placed an order for $4,000 steel
ties This Is the largest order ever
given for steel railroad ties. and indi-
Gates rapid growth for one OF the new
uses OF steel
This large order for steel ties has
been placed BY the Pittsburg. BesSe-
mer & Lake Erie road after careful
tests during a period Of many months.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-24

A carlous wedding Has cetsoratsd
az a snail rliiAse called rraa Tns
hrideErooms we're the four sonz uf cns
Tehn Sauers. and tie brides whoss
ares ranged from Is 70 IS. were danzh-
tsrs ol James Hochstettler. a prospsr-
Gus farmer. ne eight young people
Asd lived a1 sheir ilvss withla 3
stones throw q each other
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-24

Within a reek he Indiana soath-
ern raslrosd VII he raaning trains
into Chicago direct says sae Chicago
Examiner. nat wfl increase The nm
Der af traiHs arriving here daily 70 r.
555 The Indiana Solthera Increases
the tines easering CA.csEo - 1s- The
last r0ad 20 make Chicaso is terminus
was tie Chicago. Cincinnati 4 Leafs
vie railway. That ereat fse1sr % Chi
Cages market opesed g way 70 tie
clsg Il Asg last
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-24

XIV. favor. It Is made in apricot yel
low satin shot with pink. while the
draped fchu and center panel be
meath are Of gold Diet lace, embEoid.
cred IL raised chenille with groups
CT autumn-tinted leaves
The bodice points down the center
in the front. and Is cut short On the
hips. and the little undar-sieeYes.
which the drawing scarcely shows. are
cf very fine net
Dedicated to the use OF the young
girl is figure No 2. and II i made q
white satin with little pleatlngs of
tnlle peeplng bsnealh hroed bands ol
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-24

Il Hezzary the narTow-Es1zs ruff
rss are e rs Eigsreak rarrea arom
IS inches . 1tt fzches ne eoFsr1
uezs has now 6sereaa t1at ke1ee
tcrth aach ruilr1als mzr b t11 81
ozlg tue za1ses. sfA izzAas zzs d
lzzAe
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-24
Trua prssissat VIII ee-psss nssis

Trust Prssidset Viii cenposs nusie.
i Is said that Charles G. Dawes.
president of the Ceatral Trust Corn-
Hsny oi Illinois. and former eomptroa
- y sAs caaleaes @ifi Qail Azakias
a1t finance % become q composer *
zasic- Re is 3 great lover q nunic
a1d has already composed many pieces
sazt hare been sci received la Sew
York and Chicago
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-24

TIE lrst locomotive vest 81 lke aEis.
siss.nrl vas n1t urea ne Eract & 81
LoaIs lr lzsa
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-06-06
TSNHEE1BEH Of T>A,A
nzUTAH. PlESS!
\sG<AS SOCIATION T.
independence Day.

Not many days remain before
our nations birthday. Without
doubt it is Americas greatest
holiday. Around it centers acts
of heroism that every true citizen
of this country loves to contem-
plate and discuss. The long
struggle for freedom, the sacri-
flee of life and property that were
incident to bringing forth great
and mighty nation should never
be forgotten, for out of remem-
brance of these things comes
loyalty to the same principles of
enlightenment and liberty for
which these sacrifices were ma de.
Let us make the most of the day,
celebrating as BELTS the occasion,
drinking in love of country and
teaching the lessons to our chill
dren wrought out in building
this great republic.
The Mayor has been asked to
call a mass meeting of citizens to
prepare for the local celebration.
When this call is made "A hearty
response will no doubt be met
with and the people of Lehi will
have a successful celebration.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-06-06

time past it has lacked the life
which was its Characteristic dur
ing the fist year Of the organilo-
ton. Whether this state of
apathy will continue remains to
be seen. 1t is up to the officers
to determine by their activity
and interest in public questions
just how much good will be
accomplished by tins organization.
There is plenty of opportunity
for work, and work too that will
result in good in which all citi-
zcns are interested.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-06-06
RelnvenatInn PIants.

Experiments on plants have been
made to discover II by injecting nutri.
tive fluids into the stems of plants 1t
would stimulate their growth, Old
apple trees, peach trees, vines and po-
tatoes we're operated upon. solutions
OF puTin, nitrate of potash and copper
sulphate being used. The experiments
we're conducted over two years, and
with satisfactory results-M Simon.
in Journal de Ia Societe Rationale
Horticulture de France.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-06-06
A Filthy Practice.

1t must be a depraved taste
that gives rise to pleasure in
splitting tobacco juice on paved
sidewalks, fence posts, and even
doors Of public buildings. And
yet all persons who seemingly
eniov this sort of thing are not
dead, neither do they all live in
the back woods of the South.
There are some of them right
here in Lehi. OF course they are
few and their filthy conduct is
somewhat guarded from the eyes
of respectable people, still they
are here as evidenced by the APP
pearunce of several localities and
objects. Even our beautiful new
tabernacle has been desecrated by
a number Of these persons with
no regard for manners or cleanli-
ness.
A person who may know Of
any such offenders would be rem
dering a service to society and
justice by revealing his identity
to the proper officers. A little
taste of the law usually has more
effect upon these people than
milder methods Of procedure.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-06-06
Beware of Ointments for
Catarrh that Contain
Mercury

~ mercury will surely destroy the
sense Of smell and com pletely derange
the whole system when entering 1t
through the mucous surfaces Such
articles should never lie used except on
prescriptions from reputable physician
as the damage they VIII do is ten fold
to the good you can possibly derive
from them. Halls Catarrh Cure,
manufactured by +. J. CHENEY & Co.,
TOLEDO, o., contains no mercury, and
is taken internally acting directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces Of the
system In buying Halls Catarrh
Cure be sure you get the genuine. 1t
is taken internally aud made in Toledo,
Ohio, 10y f. j. CHENEY & co.
Testimonials free Sold by Druggists.
Price. 75c. per bottle. Take Halls
Family Pills for constipation.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-06-06
Notice.
UnILed sLnles Lnnd- Omoe,


salt Lake City, Utah,
March u 1907
10 Whom II May Concern
Notice is hereby given that the State
Of Utah has filed in this office lists Of
lands selected by the said state, as In
IDENTITY School Lands, under section
g Of the Act of Congress, approved July
rs, 1894 The following tracts, cm-
braced IN said lists, are found to be
within six miles Of Il mining location,
claim or entry, viz:
Lots andg and sWi NEi Sec, ..
Estate 80 9l5l; SWli See. 8, (State
No. o3JEts sNl4 aud We SEA See.
8, estate st. 9lUi Elq SEQ Sec. S, aud
81 NWl4 Sec ., Estate No. giD;
MEL See $, estate 30. g49Ji and So
NWll Sec. 8, State No 946l; all in T
o s., r. > +, : l.. NJ
Copies Of said lists, so far ns they re-
lates to said tracts, 10y descriptive sub
divisions, have been conspicuously
llp'lth III Alil' blllNt l'l inspection DN
any person interested aud 10y the pub
lie generally.
Within the next sixty days following
the date Of the first publication
of this notice, under depart
mental instructions Of January 10, 1906,
protests or contests against the claim Of.
the state TO any Of the tracts or sub
division. hertnbeiore described, on the
ground that the same Is moro valuable
FOR mineral than Tor agricultural pur-
poses, viii Je received and noted for
report to the General Land ONCE ut
Washington, d. G. Failure SO to pro-
test or contest, within the time speci-
fed, will be considered sufficient evil
dence OF the non-mineral character Of
the tracts, aud the selections thereof,
being otherwise free from objection, viii
be recommended for approval
+. d, y THOMPSON,
Register.
First publication April 4, 1907.