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ordinary circumstance ih1 uel
causes the image 70 be- blurred huo
as in this case only Thin pencils ol
light are admitted Che rays Of which.
they are made may be considered aa
nearly parallel and q lolera5ly good
image of the hole win be formed even
at some distance OF the point where's
the rays meet Photographers take
advantage Of that property OF a thin
pencil of light whenever they use
small diaphragm to get depth Of
focus Moreover, as the pencils them
selves strike the retina before having
crossed each other, the triangle they
form On the retina is arranged just as
it is on the card. right side up. The
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-07-30

the material This construction pre-.
vents the material tearing farther than
the nearest seam, should the balloon
burst, and gives the navigator a
chance for his life, as the gas cannot
escape as fast as it would from a large
rent. The yarnish used is specially
prepared. every builder having his own
secret formula, and is applied in thin
coats. so the pores Of one coat win not
come opposite those Of another.
The engine in the frame supplies
propelling power 1t is of IL horse
power and weighs so pounds The
hydrogen generator is a big tank or
5000 gallons capacity and makes 700
cubic feet per hour Cotton twine net
is used to fasten the car to the bal
loon. On a spherical bag 1t always
has a diamond mesh, and on a dirigi-
BILE a square mesh.
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Il was hypnotized," said the man
who had been caught in a crooked
deal.
Easier to break your customers
than to break the spell7" sneered one
who had been stung.
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in the accompanying cut 1t Is con
trivance to shoot marbles, and thus
the small boys fingers are protected
from injury resulting from overworh.
The device is of such size as to fiti
nicely in the hand, and It is com
prised mainly Of a pair Of blades be-
tween which the marble is held. One
Of the blades is of flexible material,
and upon the exertion Of a certain
amount of pressure the marble is
shot from the device as if projected
from gun.
Il has been a SAD handicap for the
small boy that at the opening Of the
marble season he has not been able
to play marbles more than four or
five hours per day until his hands
got in trima from practice, but with
the use Of the new toy such training
is not at all necessary, says New
Orleans Times-Democrat. He viii
be able to play marbles for the whole
"a hours. if not interrupted by bis
thoughtless and inconsiderate parents.
who insist that he go to bed for =
spell
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-07-30
Drank Washing FluId-voIcs Gone.

Lewiston, Me.-From drinking a
few swallows of washing fluid, Eva.
the six-year-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Tremblay, Oxford street,
this city. has completely lost her
voice, and is able to make her wants
known only IN faint whispers. The
attending physician says she viii
never regain her voice.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-07-30

Maybe the reason why some girls
love ugly bulldogs Is because they are
willing to be married some day.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-07-30
MARBLE SNAPPER.
Saves the Wear and Tear Of the
Small Boys Fingers.

It would hardly be expected that
there would be any necessity Of a ma.
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Tucker John A and
wife Of Lieut. Col William Tucker pama y s A. has filed com
her husbands
this the Philippines during the
Mrs fuckers complaint through her mother be based
Philippines
military
pursued
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chine to help the small boy to play,
but such a device has been brought
out by an inventor. and it Is shown
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or the first members Of the senate
from Utah. He was elected in 1896. on
the admission Of Utah to statehood
and served about a year. He was born
In 1913 and, emigrating from the east
to Salt Lake City. became one of its
leading lawyers. According to the story
told by Mrs Bradley. she lived with
him for some years, and he was the
father OF her two little boys. Arthur
and Mark. Senator Brown had been
married twice. and he was expect
Ing to be married a third time to
Mrs. Annie G. Adams when Mrs. Brad
ley fred the shot which ended his life
The shooting occurred In Washington
on Dec. s. 1896. II was the knowledge
Of his intention 70 marry another which
impeiled Mrs. Bradley TO her desper
ate act ) strange feature of the case
is the fact that Mrs. Adams, who is
the mother Of Maude Adams. the ac-
tress, and who has herself been on the
stage. did all she could to influence
Senator Brown to marry Mrs. Bradley
aad only consented to marry him her
self when convinced that he would
never marry the other woman. Mrs.
Bradley has put in evidence letters in
which Brown called her his darling
wife" and acknowledged her two boys
10 DC his sons.
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Found Not Guilty

Washington. Dec. 3.-The jury in the
case OF Mrs. Annie NJ. Bradley. charged
with the murder of former United
5 ates Senator Arthur NJ. Brown Of
Utth. at a local hotel on December s
las, this morning brought in verdict
OF not guilty.
The jury reported in the court room
a. i0:OS a. m.
When the court asked them if they
mad reached a verdict the foreman ans
werel: ave have"
"What is your verdict, gentlemen ?"
mot guilty"
a demonstration of applause followed
the announcement Of the vereicr.
Mrs. Bradley was Immediately dis
charged from custody and left the court
nousc in au automobile following al
ovation.
She will leave in a few Gays to join
ner sister at Goldfeld, Nevada.
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has been made a martyr to principle.
He has contended for the right of the
Illinois Central stockholders to have
that road managed in its own interests
rather than in the interests of other
lines, and he is credited with the be-
lief that the railroads of the country
should be run for the benefit of the
individual fortunes. He once said
speaking of the Illinois Central;
u have never run this railroad from
Wall street, and | shall never do SO, no
matter what happens. With all the
strength and power that is in me
shall fight to keep this property from
the clutches of the money octopus
which is represented by Edward H.
Hartman"
Mr.. Fish is a six footer and well pre-
served at ffty-slx, so that he makes a
contrast physically to Mr.. Hartman
whose outward appearance and slight
figure give little indication of the
brains he possesses. Mr.. Fish is not
the kind of man most persons like to
go up against in any kind of a fight.
Mr. Harahan is not large man, and
1t Is said that when Mr.. Fish took
hold of him in the encounter at the
recent directors meeting 1t was like a
terrier shaking rat.
l.. III. Hartman was recently quoted
as saying it was about time to divorce
the railroads from Newport That was
u slap at Mr.. Fish on account of his
wife's prominence in the Four Hun
dred. Mr.. Fish himself is not over
fond of society, but he does not inter
fere with the social programme of Mrs.
Fish, and she is generally reputed to
aspire to the place in society long held
by Mrs. Astor. Mrs. Fish has been IN
the limelight recently by reason OF
the position she has taken against the
30 called international marriage-that
IS, the exchange of American wealth
for European title. or course Mrs.
Fish in speaking of the unwisdom of
international marriages in general did
not mean her remarks to apply to the
case of Miss Gladys Vanderbilt and
Count Szechenyi specifically. II am
only giving my general opinion on the
subject" said Mrs. Fish. 81 make no
reference to the Vanderbilts, who are
my friends"
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"a no very close agreement. but Il IS
The general expectation that the Six
,Ieth congress will not adjourn its first
session without IN some way taking
action for the relief OF the conditions
which are held responsible for many
of the evils IA the present financial sit
nation. Next viii come the subject Of
federal regulation Of corporations en-
Gagged in interstate commerce, both
railway corporations and those doing
buslpess across state lines In various
kinds OF industry.
The subject OF an inheritance tax
and OF an Income tax Will also come
no for consideration. Senator Albert
] Beveridge Of Indiana has drawn an
inheritance tax bill which is supposed
10 embody IN the main the IDEAS Of
President Roosevelt on the subject. Mr.
Roosevelt has urged the wisdom OF
such legislation In both messages aud
speeches. II Is not expected that a
general revision OF the tariff will be
attempted but debate on the subject
nay occur In connection with carrying
out the ideas OF the administration on
the removal Of the tariff on paper and
wood pulp, as requested by the com
mlttee Of publishers which visited the
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way and Governor Hanly of Indiana
made speeches in Evansville. Across
the street from the building where
they spoke was the livery stable where
the senator had once worked as hos
tier. In front of the building was the
main of a gas company, and when the
main was laid Governor Hanly dug in
the ditch for 75 cents a day. Senator
Hemenway once lived in dugout in
Kansas, and when nothing else was
doing he would gather up the bones of
huTaloes and haul them to Atchison
for sale as fertilizer The senator was
once telling of an incident in connec-
ton with a campaign in which he par
tlcipated. In one town it was ar
ranged that when the big orators OF
the day had had their say with refer
ence to politics there were to be a
nnrn har of Sida shows
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and make more money from their
land. and he asked that some Of these
experts be sent into his district 10
give lectures and demonstrations to
the people The plan was tried last
summer and fall. and Hobson's tour.
Ing school, proved a great success
Congressman from other states are
going 70 adopt the plan next year
One OF the best attended OF the meet.
ings held by the government experts
was az Fayette. Mr.. Bankhead's home
town. At It's close the veteran states
man approached the platform and ex-
tended his hand 10 Captain Hobson.
Il congratulate you. my boy" he
said. ''You are doing hne-fine." He
paused and added huskily: THE people
were wise in sending YOU up to Wash
ington. You'll do great things for Us
yet. and this Is one Of them"
Joel Cook. who Is one Of the new
men IN the house. was chosen as the
representative Of the Second Pennsyl
vanla district at the recent election.
He will OIL the vacancy caused by the
resignation OF John T. Reyburn, who
gave up his seat to become mayor OF
Philadelphia Mr.. Cook has for some
years been Identified with the financial
affairs Of the Quaker City and was for
some time financial editor OF the Pub
lie Ledger.
The Democratic minority in the house
will be led again by John Sharp WI
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no serious opposition will be eneoun
tered In the passage of such leglsla
ton
The SIxtieth congress is Republican
In both branches by substantial ma
jorities, though changes have taken
place since the previous congress In the
composition OF senate and house. The
Republican majority in the house has
been decreased and that In the senate
has been increased The greatest
changes are In the senate. where the
new men form about one-slxth of the
entire membership, an unusually large
proportion. There are seventeen of the
new men, including the two members
from the new state of Oklahoma, Rob
ert L. Owen and Thomas Pryor Gore,
who take their seats by gubernatorial
appointment pending the choice by the
legislature when II meets I'm January.
The other new members are Jefferson
Davis OF Arkansas, Robert L. Taylor
Oh tennessee, Joseph NJ. Dixon of Mon
ana. Thomas ii. Paynter OF Kentucky,
u. A. Richardson Of Delaware. Frank
" Briggs OF New Jersey. William II.
borah OF Idaho. Jonathan Bourne OF
oregon, Norris Brown of Nebraska,
John II. Bankhead of Alabama, Joseph
H. johnston OF Alabama. Simon Gug-
sehheim OF Colorado, Isaac Stephen
son OF Wisconsin. William Alden
smith OF Michigan and Charles C. Cur
It's Of Kansas.
ihe house of representatives In this
congress numbers 39l, of whom 223
are Republicans and I6S Democrats,
kl'lng the Republicans a majority of
w. Inc majority party Is about twice
~ strong as the minority In the sen
a'e Among the new members Of the
rouse Is Charles V. Fornes of New
1o'k, who takes the seat formerly oc-
,spied by William Randolph Hearst.
MT. fornes was born In the western
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g hohsoN. OF large wholesale
1s'eantile house. He has been pres
su' OF the New York board Of alder
go ana In 1896 was a nominee for
ssss ss'ess as a Gold Democrat. being
.ea'ed by Lemuel f. Quigg.
ma maao'ner interesting personality among
new members OF The house is the
nass ,S q y the Merrlmac. Captain Rich
49,. Fearson Hobson. who takes the
Rss,' formerly occupied by Senator
CA. The gallant young naval
A. = uefeated the veteran politician
We Democratic primaries in his
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nent in society as her husband is in the
business world. Their daughter Ma
rian contributed to the. family fame by
furnishing the occasioL for one of the
biggest and SWEETEST weddings of the
season when last summer she became
Mrs. Albert Zabriskie Gray.
Stuyyesant Fish's quarrel with E. II.
Hartman dates back TO the period of
the insurance inquiry. He was then
president of the Illinois Central and in
various matters of policy found him
self at variance with the COLOSSUS of
roads" This disagreement with the
great railway financier and transpor-
tation expansionist led to Mr. Fish
being defeated in his campaign for re-
election as president of the road. At a
directors meeting not long ago Mr..
Fish and his successor, James I. Har-
ahan. had a clash, and it was reported
that there was a ''mixup' in which
President Harahan got the worst of
the encounter. The fight now ON for
control of the road between Mr.. Har-
riman and his allies and Mr.. Fish and
his followers is a bitter one. and the
public awaits with interest the out
come of the meeting of stockholders on
Dec. IS.
Mr.. Fish and his friends claim that
they are making a fight for principle.
and rightly or wrongly an impression
prevails in the railroad world that ne
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"Td like to come across '.,S, ,i" =
knows how to manage a wlle; - all
"Well. | know a man who knows al
about It." ~. monw
..s enu' rlght' IN take you some day
when the doctors at the asylum ni,,more ~
LET anybody see him : bai''nO''
American.
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WESTON'S WALK.
Veteran Pedestrian Who Hopes to Re-
peat a Feat Of His Youth.


Edward Payson Weston, who started
ON oct 20 to walk from Portland, Me,
to Chicago did the same feat forty
years ago. and. though he is now al
most threescore years and ten, be
hopes to beat the record he made In
his younger days The distance he ex-
pects to cover is LEGO miles. On Oct
%. 1867. when twenty-nine years old
he began the journey which won him
laurels as the great American pedes-
trlan." At that time he did not travel
on sunday. He adheres to the same
plan now and is so hail and hearty
that he Is confident of being able TO
clip little OF his former record Ne
follows the post roads. Walking match
es were much in vogue from thirty to
forty years ago. One of Weston's old
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liams Of Mlsslssip
pi, who at the close
OF the session VII.
go on a foreign trir
and return TO take
the seat in the sen
ate he won away
from Governor Var
daman. The post
OF Democratic lead
er In the senate Is
vacant. and there is
talk Of choosing e
II Senator Charlie,
A GuIbqFgou Oi
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JAMES A. HEMENWAY.
indiana Senator Who Is In Charge Of
the Fairbanks Boom.

the Fairbanks Boom.
When Charles W. Fairbanks was
elected vice president OF the United
States and vacated his seat as a sena-
tor from Indiana, James A. Hemen-
way. at that time a congressman, was
chosen to fill It, Mr.. Hemenway has
.,ug been close friend Of the vice
president, and he is now In charge OF
the interests of the latter in respect to
the Republican nomination for presi-
dent His career Is an Illustration of
what ambition and perseverance may
do for even young man who starts
fife seemingly with few advantages.
Mr. Hemenway was born on farm
near Boonvile. Ind. in 1850. and he
has made his way up from poverty by
his own efforts entirely. One day
about two years ago Senator Hemen-
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chosen TO represent
made their living
from the soil. which
has grown thin and
I'm impoverished In
many places from
constant tilllng. He
knew. too. that IN
the employ Of the
department of agrl
culture are many
experts who could
enlighten the peo-
pie as to how to
improve the soil
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Sixtieth Congress
Currency Reform a Problem
For Lawmakers-CuIber.
son May Lead the Sen.
ate Minority.


Alabama district. but fate seemed to
have decreed that the elder statesman
should stay at Washington. for little
later he was chosen as the inheritor Of
the toga Of the late Senator Morgan
over year usually elapscs between
the time member Of congress is elect
ed and the time he begins his duties at
Washington. Ordinarily the congress
man does little during ttl9 interval but
draw his salary. Captain Hobson de
termlned TO see what be could do to
earn his wages from Uncle Sam. He
knew that most of the people he was
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Texas. Mr. Culberson entered the
senate as the successor OF Roger Q
Mills He was governor Of Texas
at the time il was proposed TO
pull OF" the Corbett- Fitzslmmons
fight IN the Lone Star State aad put
quIe.us on the movement He has been
talked Of as the Democratic nominee
for the presidency in 1908. II is related
that when be was attorney general OF
Texas there was certain criminal
statute which had been universally
tllsregarded. The indictment Of a well
known man for violation Of this law
was secured through the efforts OF Mr.
Culberson. who prosecuted the case
with more yigor than In almost any
other case he had ever conducted, sue
eeeding In securing a conviction ana
sentence to the penitentlary. Then ne
left town. aud no one knew where ne
had gone until he and the prisoner
who had been taken TO the penlten-
tlary. returned together Mr. Culberson
had gone to the governor, obtained
pardon and met the convict at the pen
Itcntiary with IT, The law had been
vindieated, and there were no more
violations Of that statute.
one of the new senators who are sure
10 pet their names In print a good dAal
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1t is intended for those who appreciate
quality. for those gentlemen who enjoy a
thoroughly matured. rich Old Kentucky
liquor-I. w. HARPER whisky. Sold
ny The Eureka Cash Store and the
Ruby Hill Mercantile Company.
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MRS. ANNA NJ. BRADLEY.

Strange Case of the Woman charoed
With Murder Of Senator Brown.
Inc case OF Mrs. Anna NJ. Bradley.
VINO Is On triai upon the charge OF
numbering Senator Arthur Brown of
Utah. has attracted unusual attention
pee"use OF the very peculiar circum-
stances under which the shooting Of
the senator occurred. Brown was one
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part or New lofk
state a bout fifty
nine years a so,
worked as a clerk
in Buffalo, taught a
country school and
later became prlnci-
pal OF n Buffalo pub
lie school. He ro-
moved to New York
city III 1877 and is
now senior member
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Those Railway croakers.

eyes, that's the great railway man."
''Why does he look so gloomy"
''He's trying to make himself think
that hard times are coming. g."-Cieye- g.
land Plain Dealer.
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yresIuent ana 90
tanned from him the
promise OF support
for tn ir pro
gramme. Legisla
ton for the benefit
Of the inland wa
terwsys will take n
leading place on
the congressional
schedule. and IN
view OF the senti
ment In favor OF
Il developed during
the presidents re-
cent Mississippi trip
Il Is believed that
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New Faces In Senate and
House-Work That Con-
fronts Uncle Sans So-
Ions In Washington.

HE Sixtsth con-
gress meets un
der eircum-
stances rather
unusual. There
has been more
or less excite
nlent over the
financial situa.
.ian In New
York and other
business cen
ters. and the
problem Of cur
reney reform
Will present It.
self 10 congress
for speedy con
sideratlon. AS
10 what ought
20 be doGe In
the way OF re-
form of exist
ing laws per
tanning to the
currency there
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Mining location blanks for sale at the
SENTINEL office
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plain people Vi - JEFFERSON DAVIS.
kansas. want you - door
all to come and see me. y -, 'ns oa,ne
isn't open. kick it In. When you 'p''1 enS
-" - teen a.walking. If you don't ma
nv m wife in the front part OF , tue
hnuse you'n fnd her out in the oasn a
.O,S nou1 mating homemade soap. Just as
She used TO make 1t at home
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He Fish family Of
New York, New
port and Chicago
has been consider
ably in the lime
light of late. Stuy-
vesant Fish has
had his name in
the news a great
deal on account Of
his controversy
with L. ii. Harri-
man over control
of the Illinois Cen
trail road. Mrs.
Fish is as promi-
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vnwARp pAYsoS WESTON IN 1867 AND IN
81 1907.
time rivals was Dan O'Leary, VINO Is
stIIl alive aud able to do a thousand
miles In as many consecutive nours.
walking match of novel character
was that recently arranged over a
eonrse from Newark to Philadelphia
between yegetarians and meat eaters
- ,ast ~. relative merits OF the two
respective plans Of diet
Waston reached Chicago November
27. beating his former record % n0u's'
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Diamond RGbGkah Lodge No. 8, I0.0.F.

Meets the Second and Fourth Monday of
each month at the F. & A. NJ. and I. o. o. f,
Hall at 7:30 o'clock from April to September
80, 1906. All sojourning Sisters and Brothers
are cordially invited to visit.
JENNIE ZADow, N. G.
KATE WINTERS. Secretary.
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IS Senator Jefferson
Davis Of Arkansas
He was once eriti
clsed for living IN G
fine house whilt
processing unusua
friendship for the
plain people. lie
said in reply IN one
OF his speee hes
"Of course ! have .
fine house. | ge'
that house to enter
tain my friends, the
4 a.