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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-01


Relief society and the Women's union will hold
regular meeting this evening at the residence
pf Mrs. Gallen, en- Adams avenue.
HALLOWEEN SOClAL.-Thcre will he a Hal
,owe'en social at the Penn Avenue Baptist church
this evening, under the auspices of the Chris
iian Endcavor society. Everyone is invited to
attend.
STRAW VOTE.-A straw vote was taken of
;le voters in one of the leading business houses
in the city yesterday Out OF total OF twen.
teight voters, twenty.six favored the present
administration.
DONATlONS.--The management OF the Home
Tor the Fricndlcss acknowledge with gratitude
these donations: Mrs. S. A. Stevens. barrel of
apples; Mrs. W. II. Gcarhart, box OF soap; Foote
4 Shear, oil stove.
GONE DEER IIUNTING.-A party composed of
rxSheriff Charles Robinson. David Pritchard, Vie
tor Koch, Charles Miller and Peter Zcgler left
yesterday afternoon for Mt. Pocono on a deer
bunting expedition
MONTHS CLEARINGS.-The Traders National
bank reports clearings for the month OF Octo.
Der for the Scranton Clearing House association
amounting to $i,763, 331.52. Last year the Octo.
Der clearings amounted to s5,osO.s75.Ol,
.
CLAIMS WERE REFERRED.-At a meeting Of
the Firemen's Relief association held last night
the following claims were referred to the board
Of directors: Al. Lewis, Of Columbus; q. r.
Euydam, OF Nay Augs and James Derby, of the
Franklins.
D., L. & W. PAY DAYS-The Delaware
Lackawanna and Western company will pay to.
day at the Hyde Park and Continental collieries
tomorrow at the Diamond, Halstead and Man.
vile, and Saturday at the Bellevue, Dodge and
Oxford mines.
FRATERNAL VlSlI.-There will be large
delegation OF Patriotic Order Sons OF America
members to pay fratcrnal visit to Camp No.
200, at Carbondae on Monday evening, Now g.
Train will leave Delaware and Hudson station
In this city at 6.25 p. m.
FREE LECTURE.-Madame Davenport will
have a class in physical culture this morning
ct Guernsey's hall. This evening she will give
O free lecture to lady teachers of the city and
county and private schools at the court house
pn the subject OF 'llealth and Beauty"
FALSE ALARM-An alarm OF fire was sounded
from box 60, at the Green Ridge crossing of the
Delaware and Hudson railroad, early this morn.
ing, but when the fire companies arrived on
the scene no blaze could be discovered nor
could the person who turned in the alarm
APPLICATION FOR A CHARTER.-The Car.
bondsle Cycle club, through Attorney H. c.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-01

REGULAR MEETING.-The managers OF the
Home for the Fricndless will hold regular
meeting tomorrow at the Home, at $50 a. III.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-01

SWISS ANNIVERSARY.-In Music hall tonight
b,e six hundred and third anniversary of Swiss
Independence will be celebrated.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-01

! ALL SAINTS DAY.-In st. Peters cathedral
All Saints Day will be observed by the ccle-
jration of masses at s, 6, and O'Clock. Tie
ast will be high mass.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-01

Butler, yesterday applied for q charter. The
directors OF the club are: Claude X. Smith,
George F. James. Harry D. Briggs. Clinton a.
Morgan, John d. Day, Joseph A. Hoole. Duane
W. Humphrey
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-01

REGULAR MEETTNG.--The Hebrew Ladies'
Relief society and the Womcn's union will hold
! regular meeting this evening at the residence
pf Mrs. Gallen, en- Adams avenue.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-01

HALLOWEEN SOCIAL.-Thcre will be a Hal
,oween social at the Penn Avenue Baptist church
this evening, under the auspices of the Chris
iian Endcavor society. Everyone is invited to
attpp1
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-01

STRAW VOTE.-A straw vote was taken of
;lle voters in one of the leading business houses
in the city yesterday. Out OF a total OF twen.
Weight voters, twenty'six favored the present
administration.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-04-12

reside there. but there was a fondness
inr South Dakota which they could not
overcome. There are Others.
The census enumerators who will enter
upon their duties June LIST. will be re-
CURED to wear badges as "A distinguish
ing mark. The contract for the 60, 900
badges that will be required has al.
ready been given u aud they will be
completed by the time they are needed,
June l. These badges will be made OF
German silver an inch and a quarter
long by u and five-eights of an inch
wide. The shape is that OF a shield
surmounted by an eagle. and across the
face OF the shield will be the words;
United States Census, 1900"
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-04-12
SOMEAWFUL DEATHS.
FEARFUL FORMS IN WHICH THE
GRIM DESTROYER CALLS.

rne Venom OF q south Australian
Spider and the F~riGhtful Agony II
Causes "A Grain That Makes Its
yictfn a Rnvfng Maniac.
What is the most awful shape In
which death may come TO mortal man?
Not by fire, nor by water. nor by gun
shot. These are mere pleasures to
Bome OF the deaths by which you may
lie.
The most agonizing OF all Is caused
BY an insect half the size Of a pea-a
small black spider. 1t lives In Peru
and South Australia. but a few speci-
mems have reached Europe and Amer
Ca In shipioads Of timber. Not long
ago a dock laborer was unlucky
enough to come upon n in the Vic
toria docks while unloading a bark.
The tiny death dealer dropped upon
the back of his hand and dug its fangs
into his flesh, The bite itself was moth
ing, but as soon as the poison began to
work the man tainted with pain. Soou
afterward he came to and lived three
days before the odd came.
This spiders venom scorches up the
blood vessels and spreads through all
the tissues, causing the most fearful
agony a human being can have to bear.
The worst OF it is that the victim lives
at Least two days, enduring unthinka-
bic anguish the whole time. This spi.
der is luckily not COMMON. II IS known
as the ''specky." and when a man who
knows what the bite means is bitten he
generally blows out hts brains.
Another fearful death Is caused py
eating q grain called ''bhatn This
sometimes gets mixed with rice. which
1t resembles, The plant grows in the
east, and a few grains Of il viii drive
one into a state Of violent mania. The
victim becomes lr5wsy at first and aft
erward hilarious. then he goes stark.
staring mad and tears himself literally
to pieces with his fingers, biting mouth
fuls out Of his limbs. 1t IS bad enough
10 see such q case. but as for expert
encing. IT,
This grain Is only found in rcmote
parts OF the east, but both white aen
n natives are Killed by II occasion-
ally In the east. for the plant grows in
with the rice egops and can scarcely be
told apart. but that the dried grain Is
OF Q reddish cclor.
OF course falling into a vat of boiling
metal. as unfortunate workmen some
times do, sounds bad enough. but it Is
mercifully quick. There is a South
American vine called the @l1notte&:.'
which is far worse. 1t twines and
any living thing that comes within
reach, twisting It's long tentacles about
q man as 8 deyllfish might. These
~tentacles scar and burn into the fese
like white hot wires. and the victim Il
dragged into the heart OF the foliage
and his juices slowly drained, as. a
spider sucks the blood OF a ny.
All say that the pain Is worse tina.
they could have believed IL possible
for a man 10 feel The "knotter' h
well known TO scientists and is. in tact
a sort Of huge hytrap plant. Those
Z who have strong .ns'sncts of cruelty
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-04-12

In 1870 an ordinary shell when 1t
burst broke into from 10 to 80 pieces.
Today it bursts into 30. Shrapnel
fire in 1870 scattered only 81 death
dealing missiles. Now Ii scatters $40.
A bomb weighing about 10 pounds 30
years ago would have hurst into ~
fragments. Today. when Il Is is charg-
cd with ~peroxiiene, it breaks up into
leo pieces, each of which Is hurled
with much greater velocity than the
larger humps which were scattered by
il sunpowder explostca-Chicago Dem
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-04-12

The Venom OF q Ssuth Australian
Spider ana the FriGhtful Agony IL
Causes Grain That Makes Its
Victim a Rnyfng Maniac.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-04-12

coupled with curiosity. sometimes force
a dog into the grip of the 'knotter' to
watch the effects. which are TOO horri-
BILE to describe In detail.
Again, there is nothing very much
worse than hydrophobia. when genu-
inc. The patient often lives for days
in the acute stage and in his last hours
is simply tied NO III knots and bent
backward and forward like a bow.
II IS Q very rare disease syith human
beings. fer moss people bitten By labid
dogs, q sEfiil Ddllhcr at nosf. ESCAPE
it. IN extreme eases tlQ patient act
ually snar!s and tags like amy hound,
and, next 70 experiencing II. tie worst
thing ~ 70 watch a ease. 1t " as dis-
tressins a spectacle as any maD could
witness.
There is q snake called the Lancer"
which lives in South America. and Is
very ready with its fangs. IL Is a small,
brown, insignificant beast, but it's bite
induces a sort OF imaginary swelling
nj over the vic1im's body. He feels
as if every inch of him were being
strained TO breaking point. and the
agony which results is too awful for
words. Generally, however, the ex-
cess of pain driyes the bitten nan mad
before very long. and in four hours he
dies g sensefess imbecile.
But, all said and done. perhaps there
Is no death much worse than by the
Common disease of cancer. whicc
gnaws at abe patients yltals through
month after month of ~unceasing ago
ny and Stays its victim at last through
sheer exhaustion. -London Spectator.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-04-12
Pierpont Signal,

As we geio press we learn the sad
news OF the death OF Airs. @ $. Hover
son. which occurred late this afternoon.
Clarence Perry, who has been attend
ing school TT Webster came home
Tuesday to spend vacation.
DIR. Goodnanson. the Webster deneist
was III Pierpont Wednesday aud made
a short but pleasant call.
Dewey Martyr, ~two-year-old son o.
r. Martyr, was badly scali The first 9.
the week by removing the stopper
from d washing maciling, the boiing
water pouring over his face iAd body
At last reports the baby is IN y serious
condition.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-04-12
THE LOWER SHELF.
chatter [ retire

When from the chatter | retire
And Close MY study door behind,
A clair is wheeled before the fire.
A thoughtful band has drawn the blind.
Then DER the sleltes i range my eye.
Where volumes mis- with pipes and def,
Tie stately porlpous failows-high;
The ragged-on the bawer shelf.
They line my study's narrow wall,
These frieuCs % whom Tor rest ! come.
/ cannot say I kuoy tlem All,
But this I'll swegsi worship some.
And would you i1ipw the go&s l serve
With love that's well nigh worthy self,
Glance, stranger. DER the shabby curve
That bulges On TIE lower shelf.
You mount q somewhat siaaky chair;
You point to 9g11eely tones above,
with. ''This Is Sag, and 'srhis is raTei"
But where's the aook 4 man can lovef
Ali, leave the grsyd ones, bes.cchl
They 10 but.caaiRre thoughts Of pelf,
Wtila these latiJy besasts reach
To heaven from the lower Shelf.
rali Nall Gozetta
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-04-12
Andoyer Gnzette.

Andover Gazette.
There is more moisture ~ the ground
this season than there has been ior some
time.
Mrs. Richard Laws aud family, OF
deen, are visiting friends here tiiis
Meek Tiey will moye to ortonville,
Minn. ia ii lew days.
". e. Page OF Vincent, Ia. the butter
maker is here, aud the creamery viii he
open Tor business Monday, April 18th,
Help the enterprise alnnr, its a winner
Mead Conkel and vile returned ifssli
Michigan yesterday morning ~ viii be
ramembered they lett Tor the Wolverine
stafe several manths ago, intending ia
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-04-12
WEBSTER. DAY COUNTY. SOUTH DAKOTA. APRIL IL. 1900
N~eighboring Notes.
Waubay Clipper.

auDay clipper.
Lee Paul arrived from the east Tues
day with a car OF cattle.
b. +. Harrington brought in a car
OF young cattle from the East SATURDAY..
George Lasell departed for Chicago
Sunday night TO take a course OF law at
one OF the schools there.
C.. c. Hart Of Webster was in town
Tuesday with his seeding outfit and
laid in supplies OF for spring work. He
Is now out east Of town at work.
ID. NJ. Hartsough is fitting up gang
plows to operate two steam rigs this
season and expects to break up about
1900 acres.
Ed Steel is carrying his hand IN a
sling az a result OF a peculiar accident.
He was trying to draw a boil to a head
by the use OF alcohol and in lighting his
pipe the saturated cloth caught fire and
the result is a very badly burned hand.
Large numbers OF pickerel are being
taken from Blue lake these days. The
methods adopted by some OF the par
ties are perhaps such as would not be
approved by the fish warden. 1t might
be- wrll ior some of them not to carry
the matter too far.
Rev. ID. NJ. Hartsough occupied the
pulpit at tn" Coug'l church last Sunday
evening and we have heard nothing but
favorable comment on the DISCOURSE
ever since. Tuesday evening he gave
another talk OF an impromptu nature
which was very interesting. The rev
ere nd gentlemen is a = very forcible speak
or aud cau draw a crowd whenever it is
known he il going to speak.
Mrs E. A. Wparne and Mrs. Frank
Gruby and little daughter, OF Webster
are visiting at W. A. Abbott's.
+. G. Warner and j. W. Abbott of
Webster will be here Saturday TO organ
iza q picket post as auxiliary TO Gen.
Crocker post 6. A. r. OF that city.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-04-12

Bristol Courier
Mrs. Mary Mc!Allen is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Dempsey, of Bristol
township.
NJ. Meuer, Alfred Waiter aud Mrs.
Mike Biersbach were Webster visitors
last Wednesday.
Mrs. John G. Casey OF Minneapolis
arrived IN Bristol Wednesday morning,
to attend her Mother, Mrs. Joseph
Sharp during her last illness.
Bristol, we are informed will celebrate
The Fourth OF July in royal style. When
ever we make the Eagle scream, we
have a big crowd and all kinds OF fun.
Let everybody form himself into a com
mittee OF one to push the good resolu-
ton along.
Mrs. Joseph Sharp died last Thurs
day, after a brief sickness of a few
weeks. She WIS one OF Bristol's pio-
neers, coming here with her husband,
Joseph Sharp, who died last fall, in an
early day. Deceased raj seventy
three years OF age, and her old age to-
gether with asthma a the cause OF
her death.
The Creamery meeting was well at
tended last Saturday although the
roads were almost impossible. The
the committees who were to report on
the number Of shares subscribed Were
not not all present, About 5000 worth
OF the shares are subscribed Tor here IN
town. The farmers should take most
OF these shares as the5 will be the ones
directly interested, aud let each one OF
them take interest enough IN it to push
things along.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-04-12

Since time IS not a person we can
.overtake when he is gone let us honor
him with mlrth and che~erfulness Of
heart while he Is passlng.-Goethe.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-04-12

Water charged with earbonic acid
gas, in other words, soda water is now
prescribed as a Lalliatiye for hunger
especially for the abnormal sense OF
hunger due to disease.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-04-12

The strength of a mans virtue must
no4 be measured by It's extraordinary
efforts. but By his ordinary hfe.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-04-12

1t is IN the cows mouth that you
find true equality. There you win see
no upper seL-Boston Transcript.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-04-12

No matter what others advertise. you always get the same goods
for less money or better goods for the same money at THE AIR.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-09-06

-Sn Bu6apeft fdnb eine
Srduung itutt, tpsl6e feine alItdolife
Worgeidi9ts bat. Der bduptifdbtil6e
Sngenieur Sbeoorr Satpanb fI6rte
rdmlid Die Mutter feiner grdut gum
2lltdr. 9atbanp, ein ifdttlider 0iersiz
ger, mar nit Der 17id6riaen Sobter
elmer DermOgenben @ittpe perlobt. Die
Srduung mar feitsefebt porben, bod
ods blutiunse Mdb6en beaann bereits
Dor mebreren Wo9en Meue 3l empfinz
ben. Die @oriteaungen Der Mutter,
Die Bitten bes 8rdlitigams paren perz
gebens, oas Mdohen reiite pl0slid au
elmer Sdnte nad Siebenbiiraen. Satz
panp fam trobbem iusitsr in bds $5aus
Der Wtutter feiner 8raut, unb be erit
36iGbrise biibfde Wittpe aepann cine
f0lhe Maht iiber ben sSsnqenieur, baB
er iid ii6er ben Wsrluft ieiner Bra,tt
nidt Bios tr0ftete. fonbern iid fkIieBz
lid sogar nit leiner ShtJIcaern.utiss
IN ipe perbeiratbste.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-09-06

Nep Yprt. 5. Sept. gnaetons
men: ~8eutonic" BON 2iperposl, rMa<
ieitic" BON 2iperpool.
angsfOmn!en r2a9n" osn gremsn.
M ooitle. 5. Sept. Mnaetsmmeh: :
resbiopia" bon Sem gort, nah Glass
sotp beitimmt.
Soutb ampton, 5. Sept. Qlns
sefommen: ,,Hetp gort" BON Rem
gort. s-s ~
0aeenstOmn. 5. Sept. anse.
tomnten: rpennldnb" bon pbilabels
pbia. na4 9iperpool beitimmt.
Boulogne, 5. Sept. 9lnaef. !:
-Spaarnodm" bon Netp g)orf. mad,
Nctterbam beitimmt.
9lasgop, 5. Sept. @naefommen:
.gthiopia" unb nSarbinianS BON glesp
gorf.
aiaarb. 6. Sept. gafIirt:s ,Rai.
ier GrieOria". bon Neip yorf nac9
9cmburg beitimmt. 'Sr s,'.
SOutbampton. 5. Sept. slb.
segangsn ~8aii.rin Ruria Sbsrsiias
bon grsmsn na8 Heu grrt bsItimmt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-09-06

am 20. Slusuft wie fOlst an eoro @eorSt
soomilton, Ben Staotsietretdr tlir Sr'
eten, telegrap5irt:
Die @er6Inoeten muri6irten geifsrn
(28. NuguiD burd Die perbOtsnt Stuot.
Die 8riten na6msn bic brittle Stelle in
Der prp3eIIion Elm, ba bic Rufsn uns
bic Sapuner 3ablreiher tporen."
9aopbranb entfebt.
RopRaot, 6. Sept. Die 9slase<
rung BON 2aDpbranb III aufg6oben
porbsn, nuhhem bic goeren mshrere
pergsbli6s 8eriu9t gtmaht battsn, Die
Gtabt nit i6rer fieinen @arnifon bon
150 britiF9en Sruppen gu ne6msn. Die
8osren, Die 2aopbranb angriffsn, iollen
1000 Wann fart setpeisn isin.
Die 8riten tpdren am 2. September
aufgefproert poroen. iih gu ergeben, lie
psigsrtsn iih a6er. 5olge gu Isiitsn, uno
BON oa an fparen lie einem unaufbOrli<
9sn Sepe6r> unb @eI4iibfeuer ausges
IeBt. 3peindl psriuhten bic goerea
bic ftarfe britifds Stelluns gu erftiirs
men. 9sur ods 6eranna6en elmer 6ris
tii9en !oilfstolonne rettete Die Helm.
@drniIpn.
MdIeru, BaIutplano, 6. Sept.
Die 8oeren perlisbsn Die llrgegeno BON
2aop6rano am Oienftag 4beno. sic
plinberten bic QGoen uno rdhner ale
pfsroe nit. Die griten 6dtten fiini
0erpunoete. fssfs
Sn ben &ata m BEN 81 ON 8
bertrrt.
yi o m, 6. Sept. 3tpei iun9e
omeritaniIae @tuoenten, bic bier mil
onberen einem Stubenten 2onsreb
beipobnten, beiuGtem am Oisnitag mil
me6reren sSreunben Die &atdfomben.
Ha6 Ginger 3eit tpurSen bic beiben
junssn 2eute. 6arrp 9eneel lino@eorss
Qangbuep, permibt, unb es purbe To-
fort nad linen in ben &atafouben se'
iu6t, d6er bic gan3e Ha4t umionit,
erft am Mitttpo4 Morsen gu friibel
Gtunbs puroen iis bon eirtsen beut'
fHen, Stubenten aufsefunoen. bic
syadeln trageno uno bon benz Ir4dolo'
aen Maruc9i beglsitet, bic ganae Hah,
rla9 ibnsn geiudt hutten.
Gnt I d d b bigung ii r b lie % E g.
ndhme oeutf4er hiffe.
Berlin, 6. Sept. Oie gnti4ei.
buns Der semeini9aftli9en beutf9.
britii9en &ommiNipn bstreffs be,
@rti4Gsisung. bic ben Gigentbtimerr
beuti9er S4iffe gu 6eaablen lit, BIZ
bon brttii9en &rtegsi9tffen in iiib.
afritanii9en 9eipdfern tenpordr gu.
riidgebdlten purben, lautet ipie folgt
sSur oas getpaltfame 3uriifbdlten Del
9ampfer rgunoesratb", n@eneral'
uno rSsr5og" erbdlt Die beutfde oft.
afritanii9e 2inie 100000 unb Die gi.
gentbiimer Der Waaren, bic iid an
gprb bsfanOen, er6alteft f5OOO.
Die gigentbiimer Der 9arte ,6ans
Wagner" er6dlten f4437 unb bic 81.
gentbiimer Der Barrie rMarieA f126.
8eibe &egieruneen bdben ii1 bereii
srtldrt. iid Der Gntf9siouns gu fii-
gen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-09-06

= Sic bette Gent Gisarre in Der
Staot Ma4o's 9onsfeaou.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-15
ATTHE CHURCHES TOMORROW.

5T. LukE's CHURCH protestant Episcopal.-
j. a. WRIGHT Alluister m Charrs
Services for the third Sunday in
Advent, December I6.
Sunday schoolat 9:45 a IN.
Morning prayer and sermon at IL.
Evening prayer and sermon, 4:45.
Services are held in thenew church
ouiiding, one block south Of west
Chickasna avenue.
a eorcial welcome is given to all
Christian CHuncH.-No regular pastor. SER
vices eFerg sunday preaching by different
i'lAi eiAefs eaen Lorl's cay.
fhhsBYrERIAN CHURcH.-W d. LEONARD
astar
sevices viii be held tomorrow at
the usual hours. Parents are es-
pecialiy requested to send their
children to The sunday school which
meets al loan.
Subject for morning sermcn. The
Sabbath.
Subject for evening sermon. "1he
Unehanglng Wordp An invitation
isextended to all toworship with us.
METHODIST CHURcH.-E. d. CAMERON. Pastor.
Subject for IL am: "rhe power
Of God IN the Invisible. list Cor.
4r2O
GOOD Deeds and Kind Words
Never Die. '-Ecclesiastes I'LL.
Come.
Rev. Cameron will preach a spe-
cial sermon for the A o. u. w. to-
morrow night. The members Of
the lodge will meet at the hall and
90 to the church IN a body.
BAPTIST cHUacH.-E. L. CoMPERE. Pastor.
sunday School g.3o am Services az n am.
ana bpm. fomgPe0pie's meeting 6:s0p.m
Services as usual. Rev. Harris
will occupy the pnlpit at morning
services.
CauacH or TIRE HOLY NAME or JEsus,-Fr.
lsADoRE, Pastor
A. n. r. Ccoloredl CHuRcH-REy z c. KING
Pastor.
Rev E. q. King, the pastor of
the African Methodist church
holds services every Sunday. All
are cordially invited to be present
at all the services:
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-15

The opposition to the army can.
teen comes from persons who have
no knowledge whatever OF military
affairs. and its Endorsement comes
from experienced officers who know
all about soldiers. The trouble
with ultra temperance reformen is
that they favor allof the worst evils
inciient 70 lawless mioxication
rather than a sensible acknowledge
menE % ne Inevitable force of ap.
petite and 9 practical regulation Of
ihe rink habii upder ihe authority
of thc state osa veii tested military
code j appears much better q
o tatm llsi soldiers should seek.
outside ci their aenpmmt
WHICH taeg certain io do-lhe
mon ol ye 'n'oxiesHon
wiia ail af he'f eatai and
F'eIa. eunaomIian taaa .aa. sher
aoae aNa'Nei & aln.ee ae.f
sm'aNt .a gc3efe ea
aaa alar raal eh'oi prevent
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-15

The school election today is
having but httle attention, and
would have had less but for an ef-
lort to drag politics INTO it. The
matter Of politics is bad enough in
municipal affairs, but to drag into
school affairs is ridiculous, and es-
peolally SO when it was understood
IN the spring that school officers
be should he divided equally. It
Is aquestion kept quiet until the
morning of election.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-15

III Ne
Lxeit West. 81 Bankruptcy
Bankrupt
Notice hereby given Chat th.
stock oi millinery I'D the above en.
ti'ea cause win he s0'ii 20 the hieh.
bidder oa Wednesday. Dec. 49,
ai i2. ncoa.
ni mar Be iefi w.th tts under.
signed sc any time. up TO and in
cirdns a.i iaie. Terms cash.
Niussu Fcszren.
HHtNf IfU zee.
aTts Referee
lfblds are not Satisfactory fhe
entire stock sin be sold at sail time
ti4actloD.