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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-10-19
eame, OysLers. eAIIlal u 60.

Mr Theo Barnhaft Of Granite
ca ne over from there today 10
attend court lie reports Mrs
Barnhari in good health.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-10-19

Cote Simpson when you want
your buggies and carriages repaired,
painted, or new tops orderad.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-10-19

McGaughy Bros. have received
. large shipment Ct keg sour
Sraut.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-10-19

No, Moude, dear, we have never
heard that the hut Of Eskimo was
always decorated with frieze.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-10-19

We always invite in
spection and compar-
ison and il every ill-
stance can offer good
inducements to trade
here.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-10-19

Black are the new members.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-04-12
KIDNEY DISEASE KILLS
Its Victims Are Numbered BY the
Hundreds OF Thousands.

If You are suffering from Kidney or
Bladder disease. the .i9ctur asks: do YOU
deSir" ia urinate often. and are you com
lo'lcd to get up frequently during tine
night Docs your back pain you? Does
your urine stain linen? Is there a >cald-
inS pain in passing it, ana is it dihcult
- hold thc urine back? If 50, your Kid
l'ryS or Bladder are diseased"
Try putting some of yous urine i'm "A
plass tumb!cr. lot II stand tWonty-four
hours. If thoio 10 a sediment. ol a cloudy.
milky appearance. your Kidneys are sick
l'r. DAVID keun"dY's FaVorit- Reme-ly
VIII surely relieve and cure even the most
d.streSsin- cases Of these dread diseases.
and no physician can prescribe modi-
enc thai equals il for diseases Of the Kid
l, W, Liver, Bladder and Bloed. Rhau-
matism, Dyspepsia and Chronic Constipa
ton Il viii promptly correct the bad
effects Of beer aud WhiskcY. Al drug
stores sell j. Tor ON" dollar a. bottle.
BY sending ypUV address to Dr. David
Kennedy Corporation, Rondout, y. T..
and mentiC.iug his paper a trial bottle
together with pamphlet of valuable med
lcal advice, will Tee sen, YOU free: post
paid by mail. our readers can depend
upon tho geuuinoucss Of this offer.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-04-12
THE SCHOOL CENSUS.
Shows 300 More Children OF School
Age Than Ever Before.

Dr D. =. tIawlcy, clerk of the board of
school commissioners, has completed the
annual school census for the city. I'M com
pairing the report this year with those OF
former years DR.. iiHWlcN says: at Will
bc seen that the present enumeration OK.
ccrdS that of last year by zee and fur
Their that ii exceeds that of lN9N, which IS
the largest in the history of the city up To
to The present time, by exactly 3D. In The
first ward the number il the same as last
year. while i'm the fourth 1t is decreased
~. The SECOND ward shows Il gain of liJ.
the third 4 gam Of a and tn" titth "A gain
Of 2Si This extraordinary increase in ward
livc is largely al Lake Side Park. where
there has been a large influx Of families
and where the number OF children of
school age is ~. with this large increase
at Lake Side Park ANA with a considerable
increase al the addition 1t is Obvious
that additional quarters i'm this section
must loon be- provided.
EclOW H. given the number Of children
Of school age in their respective wards =
First Ward-Childrrn between theages Of
8 and :, a. and f.. "a: 10 and u. lGo:
boys. Idl; girls. l9N. number of families, 14l.
Second Ward-Betwcen % ANA \. Ban )
and O., 70A; L. ANA a. l5> boys, SIS; girls,
40. families. G9l.
Third Ward-B Between and 5, 81; and
Il. G@'; Il and a. 1875. boys, ~ girls. rs;
families 80.
Fourth Ward-Bctween and s. a&; S and
H.. ID, ii ana a. 2i2; boys. 20; girls. 273;
families. 2i6
Fifth Ward -Bctweon and ;. 2S6: ) and
d.. ~: Is and ~ 5}d boys 69f: girls. $50;
families 81.
Totals between ana s lies: y and IL.
23Gi: Is ana a. 1861; hoys .fH': gir~ 27l2;
families 2l9s, total number Of children,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-04-12
UNDER $500 BAIL.
A. Z. Lemerise Charged With Contempt
of Court More Iniunctions.

a. Il. Lemerise Charged With Contempt
of Court More Injunctions.
y. l.. Lemerise of the firm Of A. r..
LcmcriSe n CO., was summoned before
jude TAFT Saturday morning to answer
to the charge of contempt of court in vio-
laUns IN" injunction placed upon the firm
Of collins Bros. who formerly ocCupied
the drug store now used by A. T.. Lemer-
isr * co, Judge TAFT fixed the bali t
sl5r. which was furnished and the case
continued. Y. \. Bulard appears Tor
lcmcrisC. The proceedings against Lem
rrise follow those against his partner f..
NJ. Temple. who was to have appeared ui.-
der the same charge ON Monday but failed
TO come before the court and has left the
city.
Ten citations to appear before Chanccl-
lor Taft ON April lith to -how why tenn
poriry injunctions shall not issue against
as many druggists ANA hotel keepers in
the county have just been served by Sher-
if Reeves They are the result of recent
Investigations 10y the Auti-Saloon League
ana are understood to bc based upon the
holding of a United States license a. wire
the Others served 50 generally last fan
Those cited to appear are a. follows
T.. l.. Craudall Winouski. druggist
j. II. McGrcrN"Y, Wiuooski; druggist.
Henry H. JohonnotL Winoosld; druggist.
w :. Nay. Indcrhill. drugGist
T.. T.. Williams. jericho Corners: drug
gi~t
Forrest G. Parker, Ilinosbursh: hotel.
T. w Blal,cy, Cndcrhill Centre: hotel
Henry W. Macombcr, Wcstford hotel.
William y. Reeves. No. 81 North Cham
plain St, burlington; druggist
Fred y. Degree, No. rs Cherry ST, BUR-
linston, hotel.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-04-12


term itself indicates the slow burning up Of the life
This fever heat, the flaming scarlet of the cheek,
the burning eyes, associated with this disease
all symbols we'll symptoms of the slow
Stunning fire which is burning up the vital force.
There is no disease more terrible than this disease
we call consumption. There is no triumph in med
icne more magnificent than to put out that slow
consuming fire of disease. This is the browning
triumph of Or. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
1t has cured thousands of cases of g weak - lungs
bronchitis obstinate cough. hemorrhage, enacia-
ton and feebleness, which neglected unskillfuy
treated would have found fatal termination in
consumption
take pleasure in sending you this testimonial writes
Mr.. Will II. Whiture, Of Arkton, Rockingham Co.. Va
"and to tender heartfelt thanks for the restoration
to health OF my A. P Whitnre, through the of
your Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets
He contracted deep cold about the first of july 1892
and had terrible cough We called doctor and he pro-
nouuccd irritation of the bronchial tubes with asmatic
trouble and he informed that liable to dis
anytime He told that if could keep the bronchial
tubes open he might him. but after treating him
eral weeks and my growing all the time
cuded to try DR. Perces Golden Medical Discovery and
Pleasant Pellets had several miraculous
brought about by the of these medicines and of
had wonderful faith in them. am so happy to tell you
that have not been disappointed and that my boy we'll
He used three bottles of Golden Medical Discovery
home and vial OF the Pellets. and then we'll
enough to go to West Virginia, taking supply with him
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-04-12

mittec made up Of President Miller, Clerk
Hauley, Superintendent Who elcr ANA
Commissioner Taft vas appointed to
have charEe Of and prepare COR tie open
ine Of the school building.
There has been considerable discussion
OF the SOLID session FOR some time and
under the pressure of teachers and pJ-
rents the hoard agreed to ar
tempt the solid session as an experiment
in the high school rom the time The
school from the time tn" school is opened
in the new building uutIl the close OF the
term. School will be opened at $50 and
will clos" for the day at $50.
Or y. g. iIawleN, who as clerk of the
board has charge of the taking of the an
nual census made report Of the work.
1t shows that there are about 4"0 more
childr"n of school age than last year and
$40 more than ever before
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-04-12
WISHING YOU grace. mercy ana peace,
Your past II.
CLEMENT MIrcuEtL FINED.

When Clement Mitchell of Convent
square entered Il complaint with the 20
H." department that Barber I'd Willis
mad taken s. of his money "a few days ago
Or did not realize just what the result
Mould Zoe. Ilc began to learn what reap
l% Was 10 come from his sowing in city
court Saturday when he was fined S. and
costs az Sl5.M far iutOXication. Mitchell
ms arrested on warrant charging him
NTH hcing intoxicated on Friday. Know
tdse Of his condition was gained through
mis- appearance in tie suit against Willis
A. witness when he WAS clearly under
tn" innuonc" Of liquor He Was according
Is arrested by Officer Russell. Mitchell
pleaded guilty but later asked pcrmi.S sion
to withdraw the plea ana was allowed to
DO So.
His disclosure was made but under his
chang" of plea will have to 10 made over
again unless TIA" appeal l. withdrawn. It
was that he secured a Jug of alcohol from
boston April 2nd and that he drank
about e pint OF it on tho day the intoxica-
ton was alleged.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-04-12
TRIBUTES TO LAWYERS.
Resolutions on Deceased Mem
bers of the County Bar.
Leave Given to Enter Roby Will Case in
County Court Contempt Proceed
ings Against w. H. Carney Be-
gun and Continued.

The morning session of County Court
Thursday was largely devoted to the pre-
sanitation of the resolutions prepared up
ON the death of Hon. T.. j. Phelps Hon.
l.. X. Hard and Judge j. w. Russell, de-
ceased members of the bar. The reading
of these wa, followed by personal tributes
to the deceased. Leave was given to en-
tci the Rohy will case in County Court
In deciding the matter Judge Start said
that while il was not the duty of the Pro-
bate Court to enter the appeal IN County
Court il appeared that Mr.. Powell tine
attorney for the contestants. understood
that this would be done and that while
Mas l.. Powell was given copies OF Ia.
papers in the appeal he did not under-
Stand that The appeal had not been en-
tered a. he expected. The judge, there
fore. held that the case was c.carIy with
in that cited in the j6th Vermont and per
mission to euter waS given.
Resolutions prepared by the committee
appointed by the bar to prepare suitable
tributes to its three recently deceased
M mbcrs were read i'm court. They were
followed by personal tributes.
When court rcassemblcd i'm the after
noon the matter Of the habeas corpus
proceedings in the securing of the young
son of oliver latour was called up and
AN order made that the custody OF the
boy be given TO the parents.
THE CARNEY CASE.
The proceedings against W. H. Carney
for representing himself to be an attor-
ney when not admitted - the bar were
then taken up. j. T.. Cushman appeared
for Carney ard W. H. Burnap prescott
ted the case. 1'h" proceedings are those
of contempt OF court.
The immediate cause of the action was
the suit Of H. 7. Soav"r Of Barton vs..
Knott 4 CloSsOu brought through Carney.
The uapers in this ease bore his name as
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-04-12
ALL EXESEg rs GAS Y

TIME biblical statement, All flesh is grass is
l. the poecal presentation of mans fraty
The scientific statement all flesh is gas is only the
practical presentation of the truth. Says z
scientific authority; Solid as our body is it is
mostly made up Of gases-oxygen, hydrogen, nitro
gen chlorine and 1uorine There 10 enough gas In
man to fill gasometer of 3. 64o cubic feet. In
a man weighing SO pounds the weight of oxygen
is less than fo6 pounds, and the natural bulk Of
it were it set free would be equal to beam Of wood
one foot square and nearly quarter Of mile long,
or several hundred times the bulk Of the BODY it.
self Measured by the gallon this compressed gas
liberated from the body would fill 2o2 60 gallon
barrels Even bulker though lighter is the CON
stituent hydrogen. Every mans body contains
enough Of this lightest of all substances to initiate
balloon that would lift himself balloon and tackle
1t is about twenty times the bulk of the body con-
tanning it."
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-04-12

am just IN receipt OF letter from him from which
quote: q am we'll and hardy and getting very feshy.'
II sometimes wonder to myself why the whole world
doesn't Dr. Pierces medicines and get we'll The neigh
all knew the condition Of boy and they all said he
had consumption and would live month and the doc
tor told persons after commenced the OF
medicine that my boy had quick consumption and would
have to die.
"lf you wish to this in way you at liberty do
SO, with my full name and address"
The fire of disease cannot be put out by water
But it can be put out by another fluid blood
Blood is life. But blood is made from food. Be
fore the food is made into blood it must be
properly digested and perfectly assimilated. The
processes of digestion take place in the stomach
and its allied organs weak stomach must mean
weak blood and weak blood means weak life Dr.
Pierces Golden Medical Discovery cures diseases
Of the stomach and other organs Of digestion and
nutrition. 1t enables the perfect nourshment Of
the body. 1t increases the activity of the blood
making glands SO that stream of rich pure blood
puts out the fire Of disease
IL deem il my duty TO inform YOU concerning the wonder
full restoration Of my sisters health" writes Kate V Reed
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-04-12

the medicine. and before many doses had been taken
noted improvement in her condition. After using
bottle she able to sit up in chair for hour
two time. It's continued until she had taken
and half bottles of the Golden Medical Discovery
and of the Favoe Prescription, when she declared
herself cured giving all the credit TO Dr. Perces rledi-
ciues And nor, when she hears anyone complaining no
difference what the altnent, her advice is, TAKE Dr.
P~cr's Gol0en DedraI Dsco5e,J and 10" aH Soon bs all
,reht. r rntfI ahea othe, remedies failed.'
At the time she commenced taking your medicines she
weak she could raise t,r head from her pillow
and ernaciaed that her weight only nue yhve
pounds she weighs hundred and twenty pounds
end is able work steadily her ss1aking
We shall always feel grateful to you believing that your
treatment saved her from uutnely grave
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-04-12
A SAD ACCIDENT.

one moonloss night a horselcss wagon
loaded with cans of cowless milk, and
driven by careless granger, coliied
with reckless youth on a chainless
wheel. Knocking him senseless. Tho luck
less Whcclmcn was discovered in a speech
less condition by a brainless policeman
who, finding him helpless, pcnniless and
ptopablN homeless. rang up horSelc--
ambulance and sent him to the Home fer
IN" tri"ndlesS, where a surgeon pro-
nounced hiS case hopeless
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-04-12
METHODIST BIBLE SCHOOL.
Off1cers Elected and the Years Work
Reviewed Monday Night.


Monday night the Bible School board of
the Methodist Episcopal church held their
annual meeting for the hearing OF reports
of the work of the year and the election
of officers The past II months have wit
messed n complete transformation of the
school from Sunday school of the old
conventional type into one of the most
thoroughly graded and m"thodicaly or
ganized Bible schools of the country. Last
May, the work of reorganization was be-
gun by dividing the school temporarily
into six sections, each under the superVis-
ion OF an associate superintendent. VINO
during the lesson hour. has devoted his
entire time to the interests of the classes
under his care. Public bulletins, some
posted each sunday on the school room
wall and others printed i'll leafct form
and distributed among the church mem-
hcrship have k"pt the friends of ine
school informed of what each section and
class were doing each sunday in attend
aucc at both church and Bible school. in
the amount OF money contributed, and in
lesson study a home. \ beautiful banner
is awarded each Sunday to the class that
on the previous sabbath made the best
record in all these points. and the contest
FOR the nrst place IL constantly growing
kcencr among tie CLASSES of both Older
ana younger pupils. Frequently durlnS
tho year the Offering given has cNcctd'u
$40. Attendance OF children at chWch ANA
the systematic study of the icssuns ut
homo have been promoted and the interest
OF the older church people has nccu awak-
encd in the school. For such Of these
as cannot attend the Eibl" school ON sun
day. Il Rome department has been Or
gJuiH"d and jhiS now Cnrolls upwards OF
l5u members and is increasing in mem
bcrShip A well attended teachers meet
ing has been maintained at $40 every
Sunday morning for studying the best
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-04-12
CREA\iERN NOTES

At the annual meeting of the Valley Falls
Creamery of iiinesburgh the fol-
lowing officers We're elected. Pres
iuent and treasurer, G. q. Peck;
clerk, q, II. Wright; directors, G. q.
Peck, T.. Il Miles. G. X. Wright. t. t..
Eymyton. r.. L. Ray; auditor Y. -.
Partch Received H.27t177 pounds Of milk
Ton year mad" i32, ISL pounds of butter:
sold tor sN9,All9; paid patrons 1898 81;
ayerag" test 39}; paid patrons for per
cent milk .9lI' cost Of making, $50 per
hundred.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-04-12
SAFE AND SURE.

There is no alcohol in Golden Medical Discov-
cry" and it is free from opium, cocaine and all
other narcotics.
Persons suffering from disease in chronic form
are invited to consult DR.. Pierce by letter free.
all correspondence is held strictly private and
sacredly confidential Address DR.. R. V. Pierce,
Buffalo, n. y.
Sometimes dealer will be tempted by the extra
profit in inferior medicine to offer a substitute as
"just as good as the "Discovery." A medicine
just as good the discovery" should show lust
as good cures No other medicine do that.
Therefore, accept no substitute for DR.. Pierce S
Golden Medical Discovery.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-04-12
(7RAIN-()
THE FOOD DRINK

Grain-O is not a stimu-
liant, like coffee. 1t is a
tonic and its effects are
permanent.
A successful substitute
for coffee, because it has
the coffee flavor that al
most everybody likes.
Lots of coffee substi-
tutcs in the market, but
only one food drink
Crain-O.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-04-12
PROMOTION.

so thats General Fullgorc is it? If /
remember rightly everybody used t. call
him Colonel
YES. but thar was before he gave the
town = big barbecue at his own expense.
Hes General Fulleore MOVIE hicago
Tribune.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-04-12
REV. P. N. SNYDER RESIGNS.
He Will Leave the College Street
Church to Go to Rockford, Ill.
Letter OF Resignation Read at Sunday
Evenings Service-To Take Effect
the First Sunday in May-1mme-
diate Action Requested.

At the evening service of the College
Street church Sunday Rev. +. NJ. shy
icr read his letter of resignation AS pas
cor. The letter of resignation was not uu-
expected it having been announced some
time ago that Rev. Mr.. snyder had To-
.cived a call to the Second Congregations
a church of Rockford. III. The city Of
Rock ford has about 33.ODu inhabitants and
= located % miles northwest of Chicago.
Il gives an opportunity FOR work not AZ
lorded IN this city, the church to which
a" goes having 700 members and varied
interests The resignation Will take e.
tcct on the first Sunday IN May and
ZION is requested upon IL a 4 special
meeting of the church tn lac held at The
conclusion OF the union service this even
Ing.
rhe letter Of resignation is as follows;
10 the College stree. Congregational
Church and Society:
Erothren:-In accordance with purpose
tuown to the most Of YOU. | hereby ten
ir my resignation as pastor ot this
tAurch. &" tax" effect alter the first sun
lay OF May.
ask the church 30 take action upon
ms resieuatior a. the meeting called for
D'Nt Thursday evening. and trust that
n" church ana society will take im1ncdi-
t'r steps to secure pastor
I'm reSirnnG my pastoral" here, I wish
90 say that ,hs invitation calling me to
another field Of labor was absolutely UNI
tuuGht and unexpected, ana that only tn"
Thought OF larger and moro "fioctiV, SER
rice has led me to give III a momcn,
consideration.
During the * years Of my passionate in
burlington. no Shau"W of di=rord mas ever
come between thc church and myself. and
sN feelings aj tn. prospect of leaving
Fuu are only th0S" of affection ana r"Grrt.
shall ever cherish heartfelt eratii ud"
Lon the St'adfaSt loyalty of this church,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-04-12
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY

Edgar T. Cdrruthors of Rockingham.
liabilities Sle-7. ali unsecured, assets $3.50.
eNomY' so.
stephen EiSSoj,lon o. 3. Adams; liabili-
IL 1925, assets Sl'o. exempt $50
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-04-12

49, - sas
are fearfully and
wonderfully
made. "
A man fool
ing around a
powder maya
zine with lighted
matches is TAX
ing less risk
than the average
mau takes every
day with this
body Of his.
Oxygen gas is
by far the most
important elc-
meDt i'll human
flesh and bone.
Without oxy-
gen there is no
life. In certain
forms Of disease
it might be said
that there was
slow combustion
Of this oxygen
going on which
if not stopped
would terminate
existence. In
t he diseas e
called conslinnp-
ton, for in
Al