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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-27

One day IN the spring Of 1854 Mrs.
Frederick White OF Coventry. n. r..
asked her husband to bring her a sack
Of -four from a near-by store. He
started 10 Do so and that was the last
she saw Of him until one day last week
when be walked into the house with a
ssck Of four on his shoulder. saying
as he set L down that he had not for
gotten the srrand He has been In the
fnr vest. has accumulated a rooa deal
q money and win take Ms. White to
his western h0ne.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-27

rate is sometimes over sixty-four to
the thousand.
With the exception Of Rockford, IL
sinois, the most healthful cities seem to
lie west Of the Mississippi Seattle
heads them, with a death rate Of only
about seven to the thousand. st.
Joseph, Missouri; Portland, Oregon;
Lincoln, Nebraska: Tacoma, Washing
ton; Sioux City. Iowa. and Rockford,
Illinois, all have a death rate Of less
than ten to the thousand. The death
rates Of New York. London and Paris
are over nineteen to the thousand.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-27

to aid in maintaining it In a body
around the line In drawing the line
from the casing il passes through the
chalk compartment and Is thoroughly
powdered. The reel on which the line
is wound may be operated either BY
a crank or a coiled spring and the inn
plement will be found very convenient
for the purpose for which It was de-
signed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-27

over a century since the McKinleys
left the coast Of Ireland for the United
States.
The ancestral homestead Of Presi-
dent Mckinley IS situated about three
miles distant from Ballymoney, County
Antrim. The McKinleys, OF Conagher,
were respectable farmers and belonged
10 the Presbyterian Church. In l79s.
the year Of the Irish rebellion, the
house was occupied by Francis M'Kin-
ley Tor Mckinley. as the name Is SPELL
cd on the grayestonel, who was exc
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-27

Eddie Won Geldern is a San Fran
cisco boy. About a year ago he had
me pleasure Of being on board the
4lisd States battle ship Iowa Just
one hour. He inspected the vessel 50
closely and intelligently that he imme-
aiately set to work to making a model
81 II. and the result OF his labor IS
renarkable model Of the ship. In
proportion It is accurate and in detail
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-27
soLDIERs ARMoRED CARR1AaE

In the picture is shown rather
novel idea for protecting soldiers un-
der fire from the enemy. the apparatus
being intended primarily for use in op-
Grating the small machine guns which
are much In use in th modern army.
The principal part OF the apparatus is
the steel shield, which is mounted on
the single axle and provided with a
number Of port holes. through which
either machine or hand guns may be
operated. Behind the shield is shown
a seat for the men, who are thus en-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-27

delicate. The only material he had to
work with were scraps picked up about
his home and IN the neighborhood. In
addition TO this he has constructed
out Of odds and ends OF material mod
els Of an electric car and a steam en-
gine. both Of which we're recently ex-
hibited before the technical society.
and commanded the respect and CON-
mendations Of the members Of that inn
portant organization.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-27

It Is not the cares Of today. but the
cares Of tomorrow that weigh a man
down. For the needs Of today We
have corresponding strength given.
For the morrow We are told to trust.
Il Is not ours yet.-C. Macdonald
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-27
LAUNCHING LANTERNs.

N1IFII1 ln japan T0F1I7H7I WIE1 7"IT9
fps Voyage.
Mr.. Lafcadi6 Hern. in his book,
~In Chostly japan" says that he was
fortunate enough 10 be a Yaidzu dur
ing the three days Of the Festival OF
the Dead although he missed a part
OF the prettiest sight Of all, the beau
tiful farewell ceremony OF the third
and last day. In many parts Of Japan
ahe spirits are furnished with minia-
fure ships for their voyage-httle
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-27

II is generally known that President
Mckinley. Of the United States. is Of
Irish descent. bat 1t Is not Of so com
mon kn4wledge that II is only little
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-27

Keor you- eAin up. CIf you are .
wOusa you WON'T have to be told sO.)
The Lamar register., 1900-06-13

Pique skirts made to order ut
Boyd's for 40 cents.
C. B. Thoman has the best line Of
fire insurance. He writes farm risks
Our Reputation for delicious ice
cream soda Will not be jeopardized
this year. See for yourself. Boyd's
Up-to- date Drng Stors.
See our nss Champion Draw Cut
Mower and Force Feed Binder.
W. E MARTIS, Agt,
Lamar, Colombo.
It viii pay you to see Boyd's line
Of orRssdies, dimItic~, duck and
crashes before buying your summer
dress He il offering special indnce
nents to close out these linsa
The Lamar register., 1900-06-13

her son, /. Writ Markham
We carry the largest and only com
plete line buggies and vehicles ever
carried in the county. Call and see
us and get prices. w. E. Martin,
North Side, Lamar, Colo.
Have you seen those Juvenile shirts
yet They are made '.just like paps's"
aud will please the little fellow as
nothing else could, and can be found
only at j. NJ. Johnston's. See them
in the north window.
Albert Huscher, representing Tay-
lor & Parrotte, wholesale hatters of
Chicago, stopped off here several
days last week and visited with his
old time friend, Geo. G. Maxwell.
Mr.. Huscher was accompanied by
his wife.
Work has been commenced on the
new residence, which Thomas Berry
will put up on his lets it the western
part Of town. The designs show q
very handsome residence which, of
course, will be for rent when it is
completed.
Chas. La Cross took a shot or two
at a Mexican, whom he thought was
making himself too promiscuous, last
Thursday morning. No serious dam
age was done. Charley, however,
has decided to shake Lamar and take
up his residence at La Junta
DIR. ID. L. RAIDER will deliver lee
ture at the NJ. E. Church on Friday
evening, June %, under the auspices
Of the Christian Endeavors. The
subject has not been announced vet,
but all know that lecture by DR..
RAIDER is sure to be interesting. Gen
eral admission 25c-
The Las Animss and Lamar mines
gave an exhibition of what they
called base ball here today. 1t was
base, all right enough Our boys
seemed to have holes in their gloves,
as well as their bsts- 1t is hoped
they will practice up before they
mske another match.
7 The dedication Of the new Fair
view church building will take place
at Rowe on Sunday, June "a. The
services will begin at 1890 a. m, and
will be conducted by DR.. ]. F. Harris,
of Pueblo, presiding elder, assisted
by Rev. ]. G. Horn, OF Lamar. Ev-
erybody cordially invited
On last Thursday Mr.. W. D. En-
erson and Mrs. May A. Ennis wers
united in marriage, Judge A. Deeter
performing the ceremony. The groom
needs no introduction - he is oos OF
our most popular young msn- The
bride, although . resident here only
q few months, has also many warm
friends, and everyone will wish them
long and happy life. Billy has
settled down into q sober old married
man already.
On last Saturday morning Doris,
the little one-year old child Of DR..
and Mrs A. W. Seabury, died after
. sickness of few days. The little
one has always been very delicate
and il was largely on account of her
condition that the Doctor sought q
lower altitude. The funeral services
were held on Sunday and the remains
were laid to rest in Riverside GENE
terry. In this hour Of deepest Attic
ton the heartfelt sympathy Of all is
with the Doctor and his family.
The Lamar register., 1900-06-13
cara q eThanks.

The undersigned desire to return
cur sincere and heartfelt thanks to
our friends and neighbors for assis-
tance rendered and sympathy eIten-
ded dnring our sd afll,ction-
DE- AND Nss. A. w. SxAsrBI.
The Lamar register., 1900-06-13
MONEY TO LOAN

iOr SOOU IarM anu city
loans. Call and see me
l. WRIT MARKHAM.
Duck skirts made to order at Boyd's
for 40 cents.
Miss Rachel Mcdowell has been
visiting friends in La Junta the past
week.
Miss Florence Morehouse has been
in Denver the past week visiting
friends there.
A large and most complete line of
mems summer underwear at John
ston's clothing store.
Don't mention the score! We re-
Alise now thst there can q more tire
some ratio than 16 to /.
A fine new boy arrived on Sunday
morning at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. E. Rhode. All doing well.
DR.. A. W. Seabury, physician and
surgeon. Offices on second floor Of
Irwin building, East Main street
It is not safe to pose as weather
prophet this year unless you put
in permanent prediction OF rain.
Ladies' wash skirts made to order
at Boyds for 40 cents A perfect 1T
and best Of workmanship guaranteed.
Miss Lucy Novels started MondAy
morning for her old home in Indiana,
and will spend the summer visiting
there.
Professor E R. Jones has been
down at tho Csrrizo mining camp
the past week, looking after some
claims he has there.
E. NJ. Stewards new stone resi-
dence in south Lamar is now under
osvur, and viii when completed make
avery handsome home
Mr.. and Mrs. d. q. Lamson, of
Nevada, Iowa, arrived in Lamar the
first Of the week, and are visiting
relatives on the north side.
Mr. and Mrs 4. MAXWELL started
yesterday morning for Iowa, and will
visit several months with relatives
and friends at different points in the
state.
Miss Ida Scott and her brother,
Les, left ON Monday morning for
HurdIsnd, Missouri. and will spend
the summer at their old home near
That place
Miss Margaret Hall, of Denver,
- He'll kho CoIo-~I1
agent Of the Santa Fe Route, has
been visiting Mrs. W. NJ Wormley,
the past week
Mira ]. A. Williams left on Mon
day for visit at her old home in
Fillmore, Illinois, enl John-but we
promised not to tell how he is pct
ting in the time.
Mrs Susan Mcdowell, who has
been visiting her son John A. Nc
Dowell for the past two months, re-
turned to her home in Pennsylvania
on Monday morning.
D. G. Marker and his son, Willie,
left yesterday for Iows to be gone
several months. Mr.. Marker will al
80 visit his old home in Virginia
while he is in the east.
Mrs. Anne Strain and Mrs. A. P.
Henry went to Chicago the FIST of
the week, and will go from there to
their old home in Indiana to spend
the summer. They took little Mary
Myer with them.
Miss Geneva Morehouse returned
last Sunday morning from Denver,
where she has been teaching in the
city schools the past year. She e1-
poets to take q short rest at home
and then go to the Paris exposition.
The Lamar register., 1900-06-13
pRicG BAKING POWDER CO..
CHICAGO.

Our sods wsier, like our drugs, is
always the best McLean Bros
Trimmed hats from ifty cents to
Sl5-00 at Irvin's millinery store.
Now we have It That delicious
ice cream soda at Boyd's Up-,o-date
Drug Store, Postof6ce building.
Don't forget the only place in town
where you can get the famous W. l.
Douglas shoes-none betssr--is at J.
n Johnston's-
Western Cream Separator for sale.
Price only So. Another burden OF
farm life lifted. W. E MARTIN,
Lamar, Colorado.
The Lamar register., 1900-06-13


For cheap town lots see C. b.
Thoman-
Fine photographs from SOC per
dozen up at Bottomley's-
Our soda wster advertises i,zeit
once you sample il. Mclean Brps.
Ladies can have their summer hat.
trimmed to their taste in the latest
style At Twins, by = fashionable
trimmer from the city.
Insure your crop against hail 10
the old reliable St Paul Insurance
Co, aud get your money without de
lay when lo~s occurs.
TRoxAs 4 THlIIxx, Agt.
The Lamar register., 1900-06-13

-AbStractS.
The only set of NunaeyI-
c0l abstracts ofthe Rec
erds of ProOers county.
abstracts to Farm and
City Property furnished
on shortest notice.
Terms Reasonable.
.AddresS
PROWERS co. ABSTRACT Co.
Lamar, Colo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-29
The Condition or Affairs.

.eHow do you find your neighhors?" in
quired one man of another who had
moved into a new quarter of town about
a month before.
takes ali my talents to keep them from
finding me.,-petrott Free Press.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-29
Enlarged Shortly.

The work being done by st. Andrews
Episcopal Parish for the good Of the
community Is OF q most comprehensive
christian Character and good results are
bound to follow.
The church building itself is most
modest frame structure at the corner of
Laurel and Beverly Streets, and the con-
grcgat;on is not a wealthy one, but the
good works of The pastor and his flock
are many and far-reaShing.
Connected with the parish are num-
Der Of p,ililantnropic Institutions. which
e,srS begun in Il small way, but WhlcH
have grown 10 such enormous proportions
that plans are now afoot 10 enlarge the
facilities and accommodations.
AT present there is 4 public library, IN
Charge Of Miss Fannie Rull; q kindergar-
ten in charge of Miss Bliss, Of New York,
assisted by Misses Tignor, Drew and
West of Richmond; d series of night
classes; conducted by the Misses Hicks.
West. the Misses T4gnor. Stith and Drew.
and the Misses Pratt, of New York; sew
ing classes in charge Of Miss Carrie Pratt,
of New York, assisted by twenty-five la
dies from the various churches of the city,
zach of whom volunteers her services
The VARIOUS INSTITUTIONS.
These various institutions are in splen-
did shape. They are al present situated
and operated in various buildings. CONT
guous to the Church proper and near
the parsonage. but 50 rapidly are they
growing that within snort time work
Will begin on a large and handsome par
ish building, in which the work viii be
concentrated under the head of institu-
r.nnal work. after the Ilanner OF similar
institutions in New York The new
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-29
Reaching a Business Basis.

Il think I should like to look al some
of your brass bedsteads.
..Ises, rna'arn. Step this way, please.
You want TO see our best l presume?
1T pays To- Euy Tie best, doesn' t ft?!A
yes; It's economy in the long run.
The price of this one is $50,
20, l couldn't afford to buy anything as
expensive rs that
well. we have some over here that are
practically just as good. You can have
one like this for So.
Haven't you something stfll cheaper?"
well. here's special bargain and
the cheapest all-brass bedstead in The
house. we car sell you this for SIS.
4 can't afford To pay any such price
as that either. What is about brass
that makes it come SO high?''
"A great many of our best customers,
ma am. are buying bedsteads OF iron,
painted in any color desired, and trim
med with brass. They look almost as
good, and don't cost nearly rs much
What can you sell, me one Of that
kind for?''
..uere.s one for S12.5o.'
Haven't you got some that
Here's the greatest seller we've got
trimmed with brass. neatly made, and
ought TO bring 81, but we're selling it
for SEQ.
"ls that the cheapest you've got??"
ats the cheapest bedstead trimmed
and ornamented With brass you can find
here or any place else. We guarantee
it to
cvitn a sight see I'll have to give
lip the idea. Show me a folding cot
with woven wire springs. You can sell
for about s.. 25''-Chicaso Tribune.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-29
ENGLISH EVANGELIST
Rev. John r. Mathews Awalzcns In
t>:cSt ii, Gloucester.

GLOUCESTER C, II, VA. April %
sr,ec,aI-The Rev. John Z Mathews, the
distinguished English evangelist, who
has been holding i mission in Ware anG
Abingdon parishes left for Mathews
comfy Monday. Mr.. Mathews is much
f3led with the spirit ard moved by the
Shirt of God in the salvation OF Souls
The interest in the study OF the HOY
Bible which Mr.. Mathews awakened IN
his MISSION in gloucester la5, 49, M.
been much questioned. Mr.. Mathews WI
DO in Richmond on Thursday and sail Tor
England On Saturday.
Gloucester is looking especially hsaud-
f11I nov. with - fields of wheat ana
grass and the wealth of apple. pear and
neach blossoms. The hay crop Is Very
promising; corn planting and gardens are
late
Mr.. and Mrs. David Sanders. Master
y7apa,, ltler Tabb Sanders. Mrs Henry os-
bourne sanders. Mr. Walter Sanders and
Mr.. Frank Dabney, who went 10 NorIolk
In attend the marriage of Mr. john San
ders and Miss Harriet Lightfoot wilkins,
have returned to Gloucester
Mr. Philip Meredith and Mr.. Cochran.
of Altoona, are at Wilson's Greek on
a visit
Mrs Hamper. accompanied by Master
willie Weaver has returned from a de-
lightful visit to Baltimore
Mr.. Chris Weaver. the owner and man
aser of Claybank Wharf, has sold that
pronerty 70 Mr.. Malvern Newcn!Ilh and
viii leave shortly for Newport News,
where he and his brother Mr.. Frank
Weaver. will own and run large plan
ing mill Mr. Frank Weaver now owns
a large saw-mill in this county, which he
Will shortly sell and will follow his bro
;her to Newport News. Gloucester Will
thus lose two of her most respected and
valuable business men. and Newport
News Will be the gamer.
Miss Marietta Slfngluff, who spent the
winter in Baltimore. has returned 10
Gloucester Miss Slinglufr was accompa-
MED by Miss Austin. who made many
friends in Gloucester last summer.
Mrs. Austin, OF Baltimore, is the guest
If AIR. and Mrs Matter HARDWOOD, of Au-
vile.
Mr.. Thomas HARDWOOD whose arm was
fractured last week. is better.
Miss Ierrige. of Florida. who has been
The guest of Mr.. and Mrs. ". Z. Corr,
has returned TO her home.
Mrs. W. f. Corr is in Baltimore
Miss Maud Chapman has returned to
Woods Cross Roads.
Miss Tuttle.- of Cappahoosic, fell and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-29
Many Children Are Receiving the Benefits That Come the
Sewing Classes Night Schools and kindergartens OF 9t
Andrews Parish-The Buildings and Equipment to Be

building will be located at the corner of
Cherry and Beverly Streets.
The library is heartily patronizel and the
books are kept in almost constant CT
cuation There is no dcnominauonal re-
striction Some Of the patrons come from
a great distance. No books without re-
ligious notice are permitted to be kept IN
the library. only those of good, sound
moral tone are kept there. Rev Mr..
I Se,nmes looks after this part of thefwork
/ and closely scrutinizes each book as 1t IS
| brought in.
DOING GREAT WORK.
1 The night classes are doing great
amount of good Pupils come from All
/ quarters and number, all told about l2p
They range in ages from about three .and
/ five 10 twelve and fifteen. Only the ele-
! 4nentarv branches are taught, srlch as
! reading, writing and arithmetic. me ses-
! sion will close on the LIST Of June.
The associated sewing schools are of the
most approved and much good IS beng
done there also. and are conducted along
the highest lines. These classes are 50
large. and are composed of SO many
sctool-children, that but two sessions
/ week are being held both on SATURDAY vs.
that for the juniors from 10 TO Il clock
and the seniors from u TO o'clock. Inc
/ junior class numbers seventg-five chll-
! dren, the senior about two hundred.
! 1T can be seen from the above that the
| parish work OF St. Andrews is great, doing
1 much toward helping some of those who
/ are unable 10 heip themselves.
/ The pastor Rev. Thomas Semmes, is
I most earnest and energetic in his work,
/ and he mas mapped out a great plan for
: enlargjpe, the scope The beginning Of
! this plan viii have shown itself, PROD
,n,lv wi1lin a few weeks, when ground
49,. Ia broken for the new parish house.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-29

his name to future ages, near the scene
of his memorable s!litl-WreCk. 1903.
The Governor and communicating
Of this colony for the time being caused
this tablet to be erected, 1876.
OF the many attractive points OF inter-
est about Bermuda. may be mentioned
Hamilton the present capital, which con-
tans the House of Parliament, the POST
office, Victoria Park, the fine hotels, the
best being the Hamilton and Princess,
the excellent stores ut which Americans
are always known and are helI5ed out in
their quandary about what one and
six-or two pence half penny pronounced
p-pence-a-pennyt means, by very pc
lite salespeople, and the ancient capital
OF st. George, with its narrow streets,
some of them but ten feet in width;
its quaint oGdly-Shaped houses and its
many Formidable fortsi. frowning down up
on it, Driving in Bermuda is q delight,
for on the hard coral road, between trees
of cedar archins overhead, o. along the
shore with the beautiful blue waters
cleaning in the sunshine are the marble
like cottages shining through the shrub
Eery like 4 picture not soon to be forgot
ten Then, too, there Is always an OBJ
iective point--to, the Adlnifals Mansion,
through the Governors garden to Gibbs
Lighthouse, which possesses one OF the
most powerful lights III the world, and
from whose tower can be gotten the
finest view in Bernutta=tO Joyce's Cave,
with its beautiful lake and lovely stall
actites and stalagmites, and to Devils
Hole. between which and the ocean there
is a suDterranean passage and in which
fish of all kinds are kept, chief among
them the Angel fish, well named from
its beautiful colors, OF blue, green and
gold; and last, but not least. to Ireland
Island which is the largest floating dock
in the world.
This beautiful Bermuda. small in area,
hut Eneland's powerful stronghold, do
we acknowledge The pearl of the sea-"
J. l.. ?.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-29

broke her arm to-day, which was set
by DR.. ". f. Jones
rhe iIrr.eSs Of Mrs. Robert se1den, Of
Gloucester. who is NOW in Richmond, The
guest OF Mrs. Henry Ames Williams,
causes great sorrow among the very
large number of friends she has here.
Rev. Wnl. H. Lee leaves tomorrow. for
Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-29
The Souls OF Men.
(Wnitten fer The Times.


The gaudy glories Of our life
Are pictures of our coior-sense;
There is no hush to noisone strife,
We have no voice in great events.
We are but shades behind the scene,
The ghost of things corpcreal;
The worlds the magic-lantern screen,
And life but watching pictures fall
We are a Iegion-sfshted breath
Behind the world, which shapes ON
thought
By logic happenings; IN death
Our mind to bear elsewhere is brought.
our souls are vapors from that sea
That constitutes the spirtt-reaIrn;
They trail awhile across the lea
Then rearward turn their helm.
L. c. RANDOLPH. f.
Colleen, Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-29
WHY He Did 1t.

snlitfl-Well but if YOU can't bear. her,
whatever made you propose?
.To1les-Well. we had danced three times
and couldn't think of anything else TO
say.-Tit-Eits.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-29
industrious Little Wife.

DOCS your wife take to horticulture,
YES indeed; she gets out every nice
7av with the hoe and chops the head off
something rye planted. Chicago Record.