Muskogee Phoenix from Muskogee, Oklahoma • 7

1 :) I THE IWO WAYS loud Poison Two ways rotftktilt tarti unlit who tutors The (Fi iv ketit upward to The other doe toward throutill a tiaviotao 11 A LOST THOUGHT bad a thing en alight ltvaiiimiled ere I graJiK1 ft quite hence hath it gone? Ali ertliailayl ten learned thActora iI sue pray? Or whence tt canto? Thai ton aus well I Would that kliteat luta suiglit tIL A4 lightning parts the cloud In twain A nti Ids I hq the CUIllillt( rain tio with toy thothilit hot ti wit' and bright It promitwd lam to eight! herelled to-day and yeaterdaYi It will elude is still astray I wonder If mome greater mind This truant thought may one del dntll May quithly seize and hold mop use That which to me cluitiveproveis To me a tantalising hint lo huH porh mpa a guidon mint I'erchance this that drawer the line Where large pools o'er the teener shine 'The master mind halli posvtr to see Those front intinit Aye mole than that---to free The mighty truth concealml from roe And yet withal tatis but a thought--A thing youd atinomt count for nought Tat thoughtu ere tills have conquered Have given Pitlain and lightning "tinge! enc1 the atrow apeoch to amnia To death the guard the right But ate I time my lose proolalin Duck lu Met interne whence it came Oath fled this sexing gionolike thing here mystic eliadows Nor Door nor liege can tell 111 find that wamioring thought again 41 lioward In ChAutauquan Ttere tool ()are bwi-n hat tre Fetich Jug to Ile opening 11 vt ititit the copoto Wile till tArt4i bi4t it had tiCr II ItCI ilV414Y 10f None rcarton 1tt Wiwi! vcy borrow mod only a ILO') per could get through It hail often expeett lion of gol4r up tufo the etivola but rogriir tricd it till one morning in June Ito indueed toe to go with Linn IVr III atiligrAI to get Ii I he KU Erct ta it hoot bieell anti thrlt I rie4 our to ttch 'the cupola but were unattecees ful Tont glye tip how et and hey tral Lino I aow hint gOing to the gol let At laid ono night be toJd ilk Ile had tolltill i May nod said to: void try It lint next afternoon The next atternoott watt a half Itoli day and we anctikeit tip to the top ot the hon Whitt was toy tiorprimt to find every tIijii ea it had been before I had an idea Tout had rigged up it holder or sontething of that 1iiid and in diuKust 1 tallied to go downeittirs but l'unt out a lot of empty boxes over In one ottruer I honied kite ly easy tile plan and we eioninettex41 tc 'arrange the boxes One eit top of till 1 0'''77: i TI Contagious Blood Poison has been sp propriAtely called the curse of mankind It itt the one disease that physicians cannot tune their and potaah retuedres only bottle up the tioisou in the system to surely break forth iu a molt wit ulcut lot ul resulting lu total wreck of the system' Blr 'Frank II Martin prominent lewcier at 916 rensylvaula Ave Washx--t ---4 ingtouDCsays I was for a long I 71 time under treat i' meta of two of -tt the best physi- 4 4 3 clans of this city -P1 for a bevere case of blood poison '1" but my condition is grew worse 11 7-'-' 'll the bile not- i 1 l' 1 wit istanr lug --1 ''''it fact )71 ik 11 1 4 that they litireed me three i a 'bundled dollars ter 'My mouth was filled war eating sores sny tongue woo almost eaten away so that for three months I was unable to taste any solid food lily hair vis coming out tepidly and I MS ill a hoerible fix I bad tried various treatment anti wasneally discouraged when a friend recommended SSS After I bad taken four bottles I beKan to Fet better and when I bad finished eighteen bottles I walk cured sound and well my skin was without a blends'' and I have tract no return of the disease SSSsaveri me from a life of misery" SSS (gmatanked purely vese(able) 4111 cure any case of blood poison Books on sud its treat went mailed free by Swift 'st 's Specific Co Atlanta Ga ci A TELEMtAIIIEWS S'1ORY i To titstcr anguirdi end Metre And every 0114f may choose svilluu way 'tit hie toll and etruggle up the stleebs Or loiter litly ilow ts a 140Pdery po lb Tftbit 111kiti IL) tiRnillit lioptdi-se deeps The upward road le steep and hard to climb A rd tie alto Outw' it must Iltrive 'With greet iihrt oursgements ble bands intott grasp The J01 THkm the thorns must drive Their bitter points and bloody footprints plaid( Ists my att'Ang the mountain side And be ntu ft earve-the eters by which is 411mt4 0 With his 'own bends or woe betide And up the toilsome journey now and theer The clouds nine for a MolliPtit Itft Atid through tbe fogs that lower on the sway Tile sun may funk tiny rift And It perchauce niay be that some brown bird may elieer his soul with tender sung Or groaing nose Lis feet a violet May cheer him as lie plods along The flowers of friendship blooming by the way Iliolct numb the hosnesick heart to cheer The s)itipstily of fellow travelers on the road Dries many a bitter heert-wruna tear: The toilsome jaws hey upward through the night le lighted by the starlit tees of love And when th goat le reached at last 'Os found Clod's cloudlese skies stretch out above' The downwerd road Is easy of dexcent Its wit' Us paved with Idle hours: The sionsos swoon int1(110 the smothered scent Of earth's most lair anti rarest flow'rsi Tbe sound' of song and laughter Mio he a tr Anti music gayly leads the way With (blueing feel that trrad Ma Siteatning ihrla For on the rood 'Ile alwayo day The births alts4 ever In tho glittoring trees The brooks loop lightly In the sun Anti nevor a nioud olseurrti the Sky Avid never a bar of shade may run Aerosol the placid waters of the lakes NWhose wavelets glow like new pressed wine As red us rose blood of fresh-cruslied -graprie That grow along tfie retitled Rhine A eleen sings to woo -each wayward heart Anil vereethina Invite-to to Moth Fair Fiesvitire holds a veil before the ryes And Ilinded like a fluttering moth' The loltrsrer sleeks kaleidoscopic Yvette Till youth tins tied and night clinics on Then wakes to timl his life an idle A 'emoted flower Its perfume "tour 'then rhoose to-dny before It Is too late While hope still sings Iter lilety none The ti We poste have been set by tiobte souls For warnitwo se they passed Ilona Illiam It In Chicago Inter Ocean 1 The toil nigh I light And who Mon Ciod'e el The tiowl IL veil The 0411M See II (it rail Ttag suttn Anti in' With deo liwin For on The bird The Lori Anti fields Anti tot Arrotot ti NW h000 win Ag rel -grail ThAt iii A elron Arol Flair I'lo And 11 The lone Till you hrti will A 'eget thon rho VIM I The Ruh soul For wa illim Orr A DOCTORS MESSENGLRS now a Cooatelleat 'hyolulaa aoltea Nara l'iluso sad Trairtiis A city physiciiiita clientele ae 01 11110 INOtnpaCtil 10eibtod but the cottetry phyttician practiors over a large extent at territory Ile is quite to h4roi ONO patieuts critkally ill elicit patient half tx-dozen utile upart and each livlug a like distanee from the doctor'n OWn li0Mir Easily it will be seen that paying daily calls and keeping posted with sick persona ocattere1 about like that becomes almost an imisissibility These coselitiotio confronteti Marie' Is Irteg Of Itteridan for many a linig year awl he cudgeled lifs brain to mottle purpose in lied ing a way to help himself The homing pigeoat solved the pil)bleta He hes a regular pigeon service between his Intl lent and himeelf The doctor ham found time 14 keep up on medusa topics take rood care of his patinas arid cultivate litgeenes all three very auccessfully There is ilitlicult about it after all In the tirsit place the doctor sends to eh patient about Mao ixotdition he winhee to be poetell ono or more of the canrier pigeons Some Inember of time family luta blanks vvhich must be tilled in with detaded records of time pills" temperature and respire-time A blank tilled it is Inclosed ini an alit le hi tint '1110stilei matte to islasp ots the pigeon's ht Tun done the bini ko relenee(1 anti NI 011ee Speed ay to tho home of the waiting physician Itt the rate of a Odle a minute In this way Dr 1ang Is enabled to 1frvilloronzhly In: Coli4111 wI1i his patiierita at a tlistance with about one--lath the etruntrit of travel he would have to euilute muter other ciretintat antxst Not only that but bele molly much better posted it would eflett hitikpett tlint he von Id be utiablo to pay vitals at all and b0 ptritape would 'nisi 'seeing a Kick person at Just the time wheu he intuit needed Nov Ito can go away front home to visa patients end feel sure that when he return' re ports will awaiting hw from others these reports tell him that a call from lion IN (Ilk alisolute necessity why then lie goee awl that I all there is of "It ia beet" tenys Dr Lang" when emtabliidallig a left of tilts fenthereil messengers to begin icith a few pairs of lircedera which be kept Confined to the loft 'vitt an outside covered aviary if possible to give them itevista to the ground Time pigeons If allowed their liberty are apt to fly away no niatter bow long they liavd been lit totem' la') not try to train the birds until they are four months 'Aid Then take them a tilde or two front home le different direet Inerenso the distance proportimustely from mei to two 'tenants! miles for the boils in the tiret soluson'a Herald The Close Shave That Caine of Elleopluit ou Duty eel lied I refer to tin incident that took glaee ourmg the IA ititet of '654 which for a few Immo ly frowe the marrow in toy helms It happened like its "Tbroligh freight 241 mirth bound was due at my station at 1:311 and vvam ached led tO nivel sooth-hoond freight No 2s4 a 15 miles furs her up the road No 241 was memecely raver behind time and the Iwo trains usually met MI without requiring telegraphic orders The tight Ia (itiOdion vx ate very cold and stormy fully three feet of snow hail fallen and it was slid Nlning down very faht while st high wind WWI piling' It In big drifts aeruee the traek On a nigtit like that the incessant humming of the wires outside of the station le enough of itself to put incl to tiler Witt that coupled with the hour 1:15 and an (Mee temperatora of au degrees was more than my weary frame could resist I fell asleep knowing of course that 0-7 Would treoording to our arrangement look after my roll After what evelavil to me about like 20 minutes but witat was really more than two bourn I was awakened by the sharp flieking of the telegraph instrument near my Lead 'Qk 12 was being made with great rapidity the crill of wy(tilice preceding it I knew it was the train dispatcher the abbreviation meaning 'Quick! we want you to hold a answered the call and the commend came back quick and sharp: "'Hold No241 for orderly' 'O K' saki I and Immediately hung the proper signal a red lanterMoutside the door VOMIC Mill Senses and looked at my watelh "Tw entydive minutes past three! Anti 1 hail -brunt no train In altruist three hours lhol No 241 got past? I 'wondered I found that It had left at 12:40 and the run front to usually took ablaut 00 union tea I knew the storm would probably delay the train somewhat but two whole hours? It wasn't likely Then I beard No 24 teported front l'--- und knew she had received orders to meet 241 some- where between and "Mutt if No 241 bad got by me and was trying to reach for Ube down freight? In that eaae the two trains were bound to crash together in the storm there wee no help for It My exeitement was increased IT the repeated calls of the truin dispatcher ti ask if No 241 was in sight "'Not yet 1 answeredtrembling lest My hoptot were in vain "Three thirly-five and no train went out on the platform end listened Not a sound could be heard above that at the vinu1 and an engine's headlight wouldn't grave bewn visible ten rods Sway "I Went bank 'grounded' ono Of the wires so as to (lit (Hit i'l othee and milled hoping' to find No Mot readied there No answer Then I rememberoil that from three to five was tl'a Ono' to 'bunk otT' and knew it Vai useless trying to get hint "'reit mitintem snore and the freight bad tint arrived 14nre it hasn't gone the train tilapateher excitedly as though doubt mit the Predicament at a flight Operator at a Loncts Itatiroad ntattnor Una-- War Instructed to Hold a 7 i )-- 19 1 11' 4 tt 2 it --1 '11 I 11' I 1 ''l 1 7 I I 1 i i ''Iktit i'1L' 1 '1' i ii l' i Certain Train 1 i 7 4 4 7 6 1 1 i I il I i- I 1- 't 1 I -t -1 it 1- 1 ers! 1 --114 CAUGHT 110L1) OF MY FOOT I a discomforts and of be a i dangers a 4 IZ 1 child-birth caa 4 almost en- --t: d) tirely avoided 44 I Vine of Cardul 't 11 N(sit -A relievesex- k'' pectant moth- era It gives toneto the genItalorgansnd puts theta ia condition to do their work perfectly That makes pregnancy lest painful shortens labor and hastens recovery after child-birth It helps a woman bear strong healthy children MC tilttri 'a 4 ihN I te) AN UNITEASANU FIX AN Iliwineof has alPo brought harlott III 11 InPoffilkirdll has alio brought happiness 1- Orsizi -I' NAME is Jobn rl Y'T: a IK I 1- ANed wI II to attiqui tt board- I 1 o-------r1 tug ti011ool ty in 11 IC tirtetior CtICN 5 IT' bt i 1 If i cyff- York date It Y' woos 1 '1 314)t a Ilrg( s(hottl N'j k-)- ss IIII 04 r) having but 2J otu- I 411411 dents to I ut us sit- I (3q( 0 151 L(c ))i tutted tibout fJoar 1 kS 1 ()) filio milos trout the v11- 14 1o of loe of 8 i "7 lc 1 e) ((Q))))r -1' i r1717: -1 1 I l' i I I I 1 rirrIS bt I 1 v) I I 4 i lo 1111 11 ft citc 1 to thousands of homes barren for years A few dosesoften brings joy to loving hearts that long for a dr-ling baby No woman should neglect to try it for this trouble It cures nine cases Out Of ten Alt druggists sell Wine of Cardui limo per bottle Siire kI41 I Tor Coil's ilon't let it get he urged "Veil four o'elock' nnil tiouroge n13 giving way I coithl men how two hour' or so might he needed for it freight tit go 12 mileit on Hitch a tror ativice te anis requiring special directions cidreei "'hint irmototne the Ladies Advisory Department The Chsttencots Medicine Co Chime-owes Tenn 1 aMrs LOUISA RAU of affrtan CL1 corn "Whan Pflrit took Wino of Cardut we had boln marriod bare loan but could nothava any ohlidron Nino months tater I bad a lino girl baby" ot her on the joist below Use hole Tom mounted ti anti en through time hole like an COL Then I followed I was stouter than Toni anti I found tiOthe difficulty iu forting' my shoulders through At halt I managed to get my head shoulders and Wind CM pie outer aide of the opening but there I stuck I couldn't get any further to save me Tom pu I kit flflI LIINV(1 Mid I struggled hut it was no go Then WC toth commenced to laugh 1 motto a ttexperate effort- got a little: further-- a little further 10in-11nd then tweident ally kicked the top box and over they all went rattleitebutig rat tle-ty-bang crash! Tho top box knocked part Of the ceiling through horrora! 1Vhat If lir William should hear the noise? In my excitemnt I let toy hawk slip til! I hung by lily $osiopits Tom looked waled and 'said: "Yott' great gawk! What did you do that 'Li his set me to laughing again What are ou Mug htj)g at you booby? Itylw are NNIA going to get down T' nim solicited me anti I began to think of the 'writs of -theialtnat ion- If was clullglit there I Amid get a hipping If I let go I solid drop through the tMIiIg and break by legs If I re- mained there I would atarve arms Dow commenced to tingly' from their unnatural poliitionond I told Tom to give ine a pull Ile valiantly act to work took hold of my eont-col- tar and etunieleneed to will "Merciful powers! Whirrs Drat?" strong pair of hamis caught hold of my 'foot and the stern voice Of Ir William was heard saying: "What do you mean by ectoing tir here sir? Conte dw this inetant! Don't you bear sir? I sall ake tin example of you before the whole school let go this instant sir or your punishment ill be doubled!" yym ever hear of a thing? Did the man ant tue to by eak my neck? Did he think I yv anted to go through that ceiling like a shot? heard the voive of Mid her Hopkins advising- the' doctor to pull me -down Oh how hats her at that moment! The doctor took firm hold of the bottom of my pantaloons and roninilineN1 to with Tom polled also and I remained In the middle Something had to break' and it was my suspenders! One but-tell 1)111 tOnSi and tuurder oh rny trousers! I heard 'a scream frcnn Mother Hopkins and thenl tell The aoctor phlwa and took tos downstairs II the akin woe rtibbed yilf of my left legialut my right legAvas to II of t4pl i ftt rs Mother Ilopkina bound up my Wrnin'IM and then the doe for hippyyid liii before all the school Did Tom get whi1pe(17 Not a bit of it 1Ic! waited till the eotYst was clear and then awiing himself down by a piesse of bellrope he tem! there All I have to may in ending la bop' either have yOlir bim tomi 1044Ved very tightly or don't attempt to crawl hr41IR 1acrow tiolden Days lia MARRIAGE FOR SOLDIERS: A Argument Favoring Marriage Among Enlisted Men The post commander at Fort Anatolboin Mont recently reprimanded Post elatplain Bateman because the latter had officiated at the marriage of a noncommiaaiotie0 onioer and ii young' wont-an at the post Thewbole off air trios otigma tized ized and improper" but the chaplain didn't think so and promptly appealed lie held that no authority was to exist which can grant or deny permission to enlist men to get married and that hiS authority to perform tho marriage ceremony is In no way deprived from tho military establishment The commander held that no married men xvere wanted in flit service nod spechd authority was not only required to reenlist a married man but alto to marry one lieu Brook commanding the department of Pahota through whom! Lauda the papers passed pronouncadCha plain Itatetaan'a lawful and proper" but favored Nome rule being adopted which knight prevent Merl from marrying while in the serviee Maj Gen Mlles comments as follows upon the points at issue: "The course of Chaplain Bateman ftp penes fully warranted by law and regu- rations Vhile the objection to soldiers marrying is well re( ognized it is not prohibited by law or regulations and tho military authorities 8111110t therefore warranted in Intervening As neither the soldier nor his wife are entitled to claim or privilege trout the government during his nerve on aceount Or inOrtilkore under prokoer administration no del ri ITIPlit to the service need result The major general remarks further evil conseimeneett likely to result from prohibiting( the marriage of soldiers would no doubt far exeeed those existing muter prement World ELEGRAPII opera 44 4Th 1 tors are usually 6 siri rentiriliwent 4 I lows anti Om yets7t- erana among them 1 tio-light la telliong LI their experieuceot Of course 1441045 of Itheir toot-lea may be a tile exaggerated but hey genrally posseiss at least one unique are booted con maned long -t hat happened over a litreleh of wire perhaps 1011 tor 2C0 in in length Occasionally onto of an extraordinary adventure of on operator ut sanall aiool lonely railway Ntatimio4it weal or of perilous eximseiences in war times DIU! he horpreostion hex become quilt) etannion that telogrotiolierst atationed this Nid of the bocity mounttilita eel-thorn have other than the moat et animal-place rout ineexperietoce wit I) not him In it col more than 11Nllig' 1111111VAC As regard'a the toio( ra tors for la iltroad e1)111- 1)(birit'n I hoot upposition is along Vishnu' 1 2 Ware' ride Of till ity there tore twores of 'railroad telegraph offices where an operetta- la employed day and night to look after both the telegraph nod the station On in of the made In NOW Ellg11111(1 1111 night atatitionl'are a thomon or lifitNell miles apart end Nome of theta ore a quarter or a half of tritille Iron) the nearest dwelling 11011144' At these ploteralo night operator tot on duty retort) 1411111 ill the evening till SVV1111 if next morning A S1111 relsort et tiouneed to inert) reeently a veterorn "hey twiatre whr)W11A T51' Vill'h le Meet1- '114)y of a railroad running through Maine and New Hampshire tool up into he NV hiteo mountains Thiot operator moometimett-101ind himself in a laxity tight box and hia aeeoutat Of I he es perienve illostorates the clos4 4 shave that railroad telegraphern ha ve DOW and then "Folio jou whore I worked" he said "is a night elation On a single track railroad In New Itampshire O-- the nea1'tct toight telegraph sta lion north of it watt eight milts! away and the neareett one mouth Will 12 My duly in summer yam solely 161A oltoperator in winter I also lookoNI after I he firew in floe wait ingroonis There as seldom totterilo log to do) at night and it was always eamy to keep avo aloe until one o'clock whem I usually nits Ilinvh Even at that honor the time didn't paste very slowly in monomer hut ton cold anti atorony nig-hts in Willirr 11 hen I boil to htay vonhIarrtly imlisws the greoteht effort was neenett to keep from railing ohltvp A fter nine o'clock all the trains 111411 poysioxi were freights and there were half is dozen eolith-bound and as many more nort lolitioinol in t1 course tor he night It WIN part of my duty to note he time i het ene11 of the trains passed my sturon and report it at owe to headquarters at A the moue rule applying to all I Iii operators on the line Thoot vt as one of the cusionot soltio-h made It things-roots for no operator It) Lodi asleep if only for live minutes Another thing that annoyed him and ofteu matte him lowear wtos the roll call Thin emended in the train dispateheor at A (50 miles mouth of calling each elliove ono the line every hid Moir beginning with the oii nearrat his owm The htation that railed to a litilA er a roll eall load a lolack mark plieed agaluat it at It Oh a record of I he time when ate e4111 WW1 given At theit the roll call made all the Issys look hloop and toe tile line- but they soon found a way to chest it "The main wire running thronghlt as considerably more th1111 100 utiles long and on 'it wire of that length it ia quite impoicsible for an operator at it terminus to tell by the monitors Well of two or utore office' not wore than 23 miles apart Is doing the telegraphing unleas the mending operator signs his station call Knowing thin "ewers' of the 'osein on the line arranged to take tarns with each other in answering the roll For example the operator at would answer Illy calla between the hours Of one arid thrte and I would attend to his from three to five What'a cracking woist way this waa to 'bailie lie train dispatcher we thought and the exchange of duty between us was kept tip for a )(mg time in feet almond too long 10 fir SIM my own cage WA I CO'll -N 126 ''il711 1 I ti :1 1111 I I i l''i! 1411 0- -41 14 gc It '1 i li Cili1 1 My 7 -----7 (5-r --4 ki- y7 4- 111 11 1 1'4 'J -r A il is A I ilEklt1) A IItEAT AND GRATIMI (4O' 71 C'tit'illt '41 i lty 8 1) 'MI hint fool Mr Dew ry ftcnrn Dr 1V1111411k to4 Itic ul'der sad hittl the chief managetnent of affairs He was 'n very stern man always reudy t() I111111h iln Offender Vi'heit lie it boy in misohlef he either sent foceilltim to a certain amount or work ar introdurts1 hint to the pit-sutures of the bj'aih wield11 by his own strong arm Mr W11411 different front his I rother in that be eouldn't be severe If he tried to lyiten 'Ile' Pry nttempted to he cross witb a boy all the im)y iteelle1 to do r14 to look penitent ntoi be vvas immediately forgiven Monhe lloph ins nt tended tit I he 1 hotateholil affairs Alto vitas a kind old soul-- full of remedies for bruises and colic null kind words nod gingersnaps Ott still she eould box a boy's ears when' I 1141ni4111 ry Thum the school V11144 IIowitteleit in a very title and comfortable manner and five Itio's were gttecnily happy Tom Wisk was my evil genius lie slept in the same bed that I did and 411411 in 0111 ame elass lie was much -windier t4111111 I 14111 quick wiry and 'mart say 'that Tont wets my evil genius old 'mean it for hail it not been for fitin I might have led a peaceable and iirosperotts life but ow it WW1 p( V1 119141'411g lie itito pwrorro (Intl tolviitible lie never got into sernptio )11 tto! llo 'dimity's list miti intoviltem Intl Wien slipped out ft hile I got the punishment It was 'Foto ts ho tido' me to climb I he old chtistutot ttiol got him robin's iiistt op in its broth-lois beenteo his I litintio tyttel 410 sore 'hi! vioildttt climb licl viten I got up there didn't he throw a stone at Co big hornet's nest and leave nie alone to light' hem i I T1F111 4110 11111 Illt it) giVe tliP g111g19 11119141 heart yo if It he frosted iiifrar on it wide' toy 'tont Itnil sent me: to pretty Niary Smith amt Just 'I''11 WO StrlutP1 for t'iliiii-ohtotolot the -site out of my piaihot Ind put 11 is capped op pieee of shingle in Its place Mary never forgavo tilts for giviDg her that pioce of 41hiloglo Anil Tom ate the 'site Vont got too into aft RANI lot fo serspeA lout I he worwt one 441t 11101 14(4141k 111 the legirret It Illtr 11491'1 this wooy! "'beret wois it 'mall cupola on the top -if Mos school is love the 111g bell was It not only served as a eover for hedt huh 1A41f1 tort ornament to the isiiiil'ing totving little 411nt4 atoi (miry it wto htoek oo It 11 resell' 1110 1to IN kilt Oii tin41 to go up to tilts gareef which W114 only floored ovior in plikoiso I hi port beneath the tipoitt iitivittor toOIiing twit OP hare l'l it nisi flits bolus knoll plaster of the it' in fir holwp ry It'etywn I) null loott the riiirli He lin rendy to pun' it boy I i igticelJ 'bun to er intriklured he bj 011 WI arm Mr trenry brother in II it he tried tentpte4 to bt boy tweiliq I tent nnil he given Monher lio houmeiholl art 1111-- tut! or colic null kind Olt dot ill she et ry 'ill lig the er very tnir Anil re ipo'n were 'l'oni Wink Rleill in the a mildi in the MI 4nialler Unto mart Any Ihn I 1141 nienn II l'oiti I titiglit trieiperons lir ilwayd 111141it nmble Ite )11 no' Ile i tiitt Wien mill I minkhritent It wo4 Ton 01I vlietit 1 ti4t up tn i ilitintb 11-1 di lii1 lien I 'hrow a slum Ittni leave tile It NV IkS TIIII ITIIRII 111190 misrur nil it me: () inel I tel oi-e vv On tit oirt n( vs rappe1 np NIr nerer that piee of 'Ike lloto gOt II 'Iv IIIIIVA lila I IIIIII KIIIell I IIIIII Wt1 Thel'Il 4' Mow d6etioo' hong It not olie Iedt Wit lelitl'ing 1 wAol htitek IL) I 'I resell' to hiiii CArlse'l in tipola basin ildt limb the oet' in ir bol000p -1 1 1 a i'l I I 1 1 I i i i 4 4 i A t4 1 1: 1 1 i 4 6- 1 4 ti 1 1 'i 1 I 1 4 i d' 4 I A rt RI TOR DIRECTORY CIIEROIES NATION IL Mayes Principal Chief Tahlequah Waolt Swimmer Second t'hiet Tahlequah 11) Lipe Treasurer Claremore Cinlager Auditor Tahlequah Wesley Walker Chief Justice 'Tahlequah Robert Wyly Attorney General Tahlequah CREEL NATION Iiiparherher Principal Chief Olimulges Itoiey McIntosh gerund (lilet Kills Childers Treseurer Wagoner Thomas Adams Chief Justice Okmultee CHOCTAW NATION Jett Gardner Principal Chief Kagleionu Jialies Folsom President senate Atoka W'llaon Treasurer Imakoville Pukes Auttitor 'Iallhins Joriepts Garland ()bid Justice CHICKASAW NATION Palmer ft Mornay Governor WapanOcka Waite National Sentelary Ardmore Grant Treasurer Paula Valley 1 tt Parry Auditor Stonewall SEMINOLE NATION John Drown Chief Sataksra A Brown Treateurer hasakvril liaropy tile Auditor riessikes UNION AGENCY Deer Windom Muskogee Agent lentrese Windom Muakogge Chief Clerk Ir tt liduitkoicert A maiden I Clerk Jackson Captain of Pollee South Illn Mester COURTS IN INDIAN TERRITORY 1404a11111414 141111TIICT Wm Springer Judge Muskogee Clifford LJackiros Attorney Muskogee James (Artois Ansiat AttOrnit Muskogee Samuel Rutherford Marshal Muskogee James A IVieston Ulerk lituakogee Commissioners Wayman Jackson Muic knees Walter Years Eufaula Elijah Tollett Tulsa Jason (i McCombs Vian David nervy Tahlequah Robert lic Clurit Mita Terms of Court: Tuesday In May anti iMeemimr Tuesday in ebruary and October Impeder in April and November oar Tuesday in A oriCand November elleTNAIL ittaTitiCe raiding 1ewis Judge South al Siegler William Horton Attorney floutb McAlester Jan McAlester Marshal Scots mogiolet Stoner Clerk Mouth Meklester Commistouers Jobe tr Harley Booth McAlester 44 Campbell Atoka Pryer' klynatt Williais tiorribtes Cats eron Fred ii transits Whiteleldi IL Ritchie ishaerneetown Terms of Tuesday in September and awl Second Tuesday is October and February Tnersiey is October and Bret Tuesday is Marcia first Tuesday la December and Second Tuesday In May soicrnsan Pummel Constantine Kilgore Judge Ardmore Andrew Come Attorney Ardmore Charles Liston Marshal Arilmoris Joseph 1'111111m Clerk Ardmore Goniutlesioners: Arthur WoirottArdmore ig Reagan Duncan Beavers Chirksahat et Garrett Cloister IrvI Curtis Thrhorsiego Joeeph Thotopeos Parc11 Terme of Court Monday is September and February Mondial in eteptember and Ifetordary Ardmore Third Mot-1day is October and March Purcell Monday in November arid fourth Mon day la April tattle Valleytlecond Monday ia Dtotruber and night but three limos and over 8ia slow is pin kiiI tie er been kuown on tho road "What Vk fIA 14) 10 admit eny'Uncertitinly monist the lista of any Jobe noel to bravo It out any longer scented almost criani nod In my doeipseir I finally decided to tell this train dispatcher the Oak' I fool been tooleep nt my 1)00 (and that 241 prolattbly wont ley more them teas hotimitaro The fact would he kneown In I tow Istuars anyway I targeted and I would then be for mooing death oonvicteil of critillival nogti 1re ewe awl 'gent to prison' "It net then 4:13 I drew a long and went over to the teterrsials desk Ileadyeartera ILO utftiI (111 11 br to rink if the treilis least and I broke in abruptly "'Volt may nes well know the sentenees never tleinhoil I beard a feint puffing and paling itaul looking out saw the engium of the belated train oppoeite my onion vvintow My heart lontseal sap about toot and taking firm Klasp oft Ilets key of my inntrument I anuotanced: "'No 24t '0ePri 14110W it terrine slow! and OW blowing out a I(AvAteir leetiel the engine loaf canard' the delisyi "Maybe all's woil that eilibe well but that essperienee isitam ettel thou waol there to my amiestire sieping whilo on -N tSle 11vlast agoinsmostot roe several years the ottory been extt-nelvely eitrulated that I he nelivem of Alamita are molunlotest voith living Mill111110t118 The probnoble origin tof the oitfitry wa 1)0i Kited nut it i r11Plit meeting of the Iliological 'Society of Viseloington by Mr IL Toovnitenol In 1845 lift WAS in A lasio otonse of the mit i vim tiotestiorneAl lkint eoneforning tit nature of the giotatt animal whom' bonem are not Int retitteatly fostiost there suid he tirew restawations Of the mammoth in order to show thetn t'4A it looltod when living They were greatly intereste41 in the ioietoomos awl made copies 1II ilf 16itt befit wiolely scattered through Alamitos anti bekoig bolusi by Idle non In the hanolA of the naties have gi'veri rime to the Itobs-f that the Immomts gill! inhabit thott Youth's Corolsonsio oreeie 111wspispgres The Creel L4 a groat reader of nevospapers At lorement 152 newoolsotpere are oublimhoml Ott Greece i i an o-irrttlatSon of ITNMe) The plAitscat Iotorombi number WI loterary I colloinereissi erientille 204 sattro-si six lewd sit and ineolieat I wro New pftparit axe tio be found ino almost every town bt Peloitortheionts the tombs land AO the totiandi Sun Apple Coke gonle time ago I Mit a 1 elplftit for apple tx)kry and an I have never seen it answered mill send in Mix well one-half tessissonful salt and tso level teaspoonfuls of linking powder with two copfula of siftel flour rub in onefoorth cupful oolil butler beat One egg lIght DAL! thres-fourtha of a cupful of milk 'mitotic it into the flour use more atilk if nedel to make the tkoigh soft nough to spread lull? an inch thick on a ithsllow pan pare quarter and core four large sour apples awl divide each lustier lengthwise toy in rows on lop of the dough core elgedown and press Into dough slightly sprinkle anger ttver the apple being careful not to let it toireh the pan bake almmt 20minutes nerve witty lemon rreas all AtSblit tp-ol Fnnee who fl1 mitiArvitot and are Tule! polioe 11 '1t1 trirS I 4.