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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1901-06-13

Harry Shuster, who has been sick for the
last four weeks with typhoid fever and was
somewhat better, had a relapse on Sunday
last and is not SO well as formerly.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-11-14
925.OO lN cASIH.9

The person guessing the second nearest the number viii receive
a TWENTY-FIVE DOLLAR Doublebarrel SHOT GUN now on
exhibition at STONE & CALVERT Hardware Store.
The person guess4g the Srd number will FIF
TEEN DOLLAR set Of DISHES exhibition at The GILKEY
JARBOE HARDWARE CO., Chickaaha
The person guessing h number viii receive the
DAILY EXPRESS free for year beginning Jan
uary !, 1902.
The person guessing the 9TH the number will the
CHICKASHA DAILY EXPRESS free for six months beginning
january lst 1902.
The person guessing 9th number will receive the
DAILY EXPRESS free for three months beginning
January lst 1902.
The circulation of the Express bas grown rapidly the past
two months that we believe will reach the thousand mark by
November lst which doeswe will close the con
test judgement wong upon this estimate will close
the contest November 3O 190l regardless Of the number Of city
subscribers.
We have adopted plan BY which duplicate check Of the mum
er guessed viii issued You will receipt containing the
number guessed and viii deposit duplicate Of in sealed
box at the Express Office thus avoiding any mistake contest
No guess will be received for less than three months subser
hon SI O0 paid in advance In Of tie tho guessers must
settle the matter among thense.ses
The contest vii close before Noscmber so'h 1901
our city circulation reaches the thousand mark before at da'e
the presents will be awarded INN aaeely
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-11-14

One Of the summer stories from
Newport has for its heroine 3 woman
who went there 20 make new friends
and not to remember old ones unless
they were Of the kind that she wanted
to include in the revised visiting list
on which she Is employed at present
It happened that she did not recall
an oldish woman who came up to her.
at a recent gathering with the idea OF
recalling that she had met her many
years before and she had long been
a friend OF her mothers. II the new
conner at Newport had known who this
woman was and that she had a right
10 her acquaintance she would long
before have presented herself to take
advantage or It. For the plain-looklng
little woman is a power IN society and
might have been just the kind OF ally
chat the other was seeking. But she
was unfortunately ignorant Of the facts
IN the case. When the older matron
approached her. held out her hand. and
called her cordially BY name, the
stranger grew frigid and stir with dig
lty. ! think. she said. as condescend-
lnly as possible. staring blankly. that
you have the advantage Of me-" Her
tone could not havs been more insult
ing and il excused the retort OF the
ether 7 am sure that I have" she
answered. blandly. mot only in mem-
cry but IN manners as well" Tho cha
grin Of the younger woman at this re-
tort was as nothing In comparison with
her distress when she learned who the
woman was that she had rebuned.-
New York Sun.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-11-14

The ritual of the cure ana the
soiemnity wherewlth Il is practiced by
The defout. is rsfreshingly humorous.
at Carlsbad. il we remember Alright.
tho FIRST glass of water has to be Inn
bihed sitting down. the second stand
ing MP. the third during a solemn pro-
cession Of exactly q quarter Of a mile;
the fourth. Tor ail we know TO the con-
lrary. standing on one's head. The cell
ehrated Kneipp cure, one feature of
which IS ID make The patients paddle
shcnt barefoot III dew-soaked grass.
en3 tha "sunbath cure"-the latest
Berlin idea-in which the hathers sit
about IL the sunlight - what Trilby
would describe as "tha altogether are
some Of the Quainter manifestations
81 the cure Craze.-Thc 0utlooker.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-11-14

In the war Of 1866 between Prussia
and Austria the grand duchy Of Hease-
Darmstadt. under the leadership Of
Prince Alexander. father Of the prir-
ness Of Battenberg. cast in its lot with
Austria. Prince Alexander was an am
fable gentleman, hut not a brilliant
general: consequently the Prussians
marched in and quietly annexed the
country. But here comes the extra
ordinary result Crown Princess Fred
erick. afterward the empress and en-
press dowaFer. moved by tho prayers
OF her sister, Princess Alice Princess
Louis 81 Hesse), and also nv her argu-
ments. 50 intereated herself in the SAL
vation Of the grand duchy that, backed
~ tAe influence OF the car, whose en-
presG wns a Hcssan. the little state
not only emerged scath.ass from the
conditions Of peace. but also acquired
accession OF territory This was. how
ever. on condition that The Hessian of
feora Of the army should be supplanted
BY Prusslans.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-11-14
Pecans in the Jar and Get $25 Or a Double
Barrel Shot Gun, or 6 Set
of Fine Dishes.
YouR CUES cosTs NOTHING.

decided give away several valuable presents abso
utely free the readers Of the DAILY EXPRESS.
desirous Of increasing city circulation to thous
copies and decided make the following splendid offer
We have large glass aran aquarnniilled with pecans.
No many there the r winch viii be sealed
securely and exhibition ii our Office
Every Subscriber of the Express who pays three months sub
rption Isl 00 either subscriber renewal will be
entitled gusss the number Of pecans in the jar
As seon as our CITY CIRCULATION has reached thou
000 bon fde subscribers the Both day Of November
90l We win have composed Of three representative
business men, ali Of whom shalt be dsinteed parties count the
pecans The person guessing the number nearest h number Of
pecans will receive absolutely FREE present Of
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-11-14

The Chlnaman paints an eye on tha
prov OF bis junk. This eye plays ths
part Of the lookout man; thus colli-
sIons are prevented. It has been sug-
gested that this Is the primal form
from which the European fgure-heaa
was evolved. John Chinaman does not
appear to have cultivated to any great
extent the taste for going down to the
sea In ships that would account foi
the elementary character Of the Chi
nezo nsurehead. TIE agusehead o. tho
New Zaalandcr. on the other hand, is
most elaborate. capt Cook found
them already addicted To lions heads,
This is curious. because there we're
no lions IN New Zealand at any time
SO far as we know Probably they
we're copyists. and the original was
fgurehead from d wreck Of sixteenth
or seventeenth century vessel At the
time almost all the European navles
affected a lions head. Some OF these
old boats aa5 4 hgurehead not only
on the tfue prov. but q second on the
false or inner prov. The Sovereign
Of the Seas, built Tor Charles 7, had
On the true PROV a figure Of King Ed
gar on horseback; beneath the horse 8
feet were the seven Saxon kings sub
ject to bis sway On the false Prov
was q cupid riding upon a lion. Hey
wood. who designed the second fgure-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-11-14

According to II. Camille Flam-
marion. the celebrated astronomer.
star-gazing would appear 10 be produc-
tive Of longevity. At any rate, he has
been laying stress at a meeting Of the
French Astronomical society. on the
marvellous ages attained by members
Of the association. IL. Francois Miehau,
for instance was 10 about the time 0i
Waterloo. just before that great bat
tie, in June, 1915. aud while Napoleon
was stlll in Paris. II. Michau had. we
are told. placed MS telescope near the
ront Royal. where X was knocked over
by the excited crowd. who carried the
emperor on their shoulders to the
Tuiieries after he had escaped from
Elba. This NJ. Michau Is the doyen oi
the French Astronomical society, and
he atlll relates that. after having ten
porarily abandoned his telescope and
his skg-searchirg operations, be fol-
lowed the people who we're rushing 70
the Tuiieries. Tie doyenne Of the So
ciety Is Nile. de l'1slo du Fief, who IS
now II her one hundred and fith year.
having been born at Nantes on April
z. 1897 Che was ii her youth admitted
TO the entourare Il the nuehesse de
Berry Members fast approaching. Of
who have passed. the age Of 30 are Ie-
markably numerous in fae society
Among them the most noteworthy are
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-11-14

During the last twelve months the
total shipment OF poultry and eggs
from Missouri has been si2.571 ,467. .ss.
This Is an increase Of almost $500, 900
over the previous year. The state la
Dor bureau has made some compari-
sons with these figures as a basis. Ag-
gregating the shipments Of wheat.
corn. oats. nax seed, rye. barley, tim
othy seed, clover seed, millet seed,
cane seed. castor beans. broom corn,
hay. straw and apples. and the Mis-
souri, hen beats the aggregation $75.-
ooa Chicago Journal.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-11-14
PrIze Eating Contaat.

"They had an eating contest the
other uight at Pin Hook school.
house
"Who woni
"Ben Sputters-he ate nine head
OF csbbage'"
"Didn't il make him siek9p
"N0. He Just took a spoonful
OF DR.. Caldwell's Syrup PepsiA.
That prevents stomach trouble OF
any kind, they sayF"
At D. :. Harris.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-11-14
StricKen with ParalYaiB. /.

Henderson Grimett, OF this place,
MAS stricken with partial paralysis
and completely lost the use OF one
arm and side. After being treated
BY an eminent physician for ssite 3
while without relief, my wife recon-
meuded Chambcrlain's Pain Balm,
aud after using two bottles Of L hs
is almost entirely curcd-Geo. n.
Mcdonald, Mao, Logan county, ".
Va. Sever.l other very remark.
able cures Of partial paralysis have
been effected by the use Of this
liniment. tits most widely known.
however. as a cure for rheumatism,
sprains and bruises. Sold by Tho
Palace Drug Store.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-11-12
EMPIRE CASES
Anderson and Others Put on
Trial Yesterday.
Strong Array Of Counsel in the
Case and Long Trial is
Expected.

The examining trial of ]. w.
Anderson, Ed and Jim Goldsworthy
Ellis Deckard and Geo. Philips,
charged with shootings from am
bush at John Fields and the MUIR
der of officer r. II. Coffey, at EN-
pire, Oct. 20, was called yesterday
and is DOW in progress before
Judge Cansler.
The court decided to try all of
the meA jointly on both charges.
The prisoners arerepresented by
attorneys w. H. Yost, r. Y. Thorn
as, Everett Jennings, G. Fl. Bush,
Southall & Son, and j. c. Duffy.
The prosecution is represented by
County Attorney Anderson, Breath
tit e Fowlst and Wood & Son
There are rs witnesses and the
trial will occupy several days.
But little progress was made in
the case yesterday.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-11-12
THREE SHOT
Jerry Wilson Killed And Two
Other Men Wounded.
Fatal ARRAY at a Baptizing Near
tiinsIeytown Sun
day.

a fatal row occurred at the color
ed Baptist church at Hinsleytown
Sunday, in which one man was
killed and two others wounded.
The trouble started at the scene
Of a baptizing near the church and
Henry Davie and Abe Allen emptied
their pistols at each other, shooting
FIVE times each.
The result of this shooting was
that Allen was hit once in the leg
and grazed on the side by second
bullet
His wounds were not serious.
Dayie was not hurt in this encoun.
ter. The crowdat the baptizing
was broken up aud Davie ran to
the church few yards away re-
loading his pistol as he went He
was followed BY several of the dea-
cons and other church members
who undertook toarrest him. Davie
started to run, when several OF
them followed and a running fire
ensued. Davie was hit in the leg
and slightly wounded by some one
Of the pursuing party and stopped
long enough to put bullet into the
heart of Jerry Wilson, who fell dead
in his tracks.
Davie then resumed his flight
and disappeared. He is young
negro about 2l years old, who LIVED
at Mr., Henry Kelly's.
Jerry Wilson, who was killed, was
about As years old and was a prom
inent leader in tie church. In thu
second fight ten shots were fired
making about twenty in all.
The minister in charge of tn
the church was Rev. Joe Buckner
F of this city.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-11-12
Dry Goods Department.

1000 yds. fine Dress Goods, all colors
plain and fancy, some stripes, some checks,
some plaids, some plain Original prices 5Oc
to 2. 90, for one week at 25c yard.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-11-12
ONLY HALE crop
OF Corn Raised in Kentucky This
Year.

The 6nal crop report Of the sea-
son was issued Saturday by the
Kentucky Agricultural Department,
II shows thatonly 81 per cent of the
CROP Of corn was harvested and
that so per cent OF crop Of wheat
was raised,and As Percentis still ia
the hands Of the raisers. The
hemp and tobacco crops, especially
ia the dark tobacco districts, were
good Nhnety-six per cent of a crop
of hemp was harvested, and the
quality Of tobacco Is placed at 90
per cent
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-11-12
GRADING COMPLETED
Cadiz Railroad Ready For The
Track at Gracey.
Rolling Stock To be Purchased
This week And Track
Laying Begun.

The work Of grading the
Cadiz & Gracey railroad was finish
ed last week and the road6ed is
ready for the track. The laying Of
ties was begun yesterday and the
work will proceed rapidly, ties and
rails being laid from this end. The
road comes into Gracey through
the Bryant field and connects With
the Illinois Central road at the ''y'
junction, two hundred yards north
of the town.
A fill of nine feet had to be made
in Bryant's field. The line of the
road is very crooked and all heavy
cuts or fills were avoided, wher-
ever possible.
Mr. w G. White, who is Presi-
dent of the road, which is ten miles
long, has gone east to buy the roll
ing stock this week The Cadiz
people are counting confidently on
having the road completed before
January LIST.
1t is believed now that the l. c.,
and not the l., & NJ, will operate
the road under some sort Of an ar
rangement.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-11-12
TWENTY-FIVE
Went Forward For Prayer at the
Tabernacle.

AThe Baptist Revival is growing
to large proportions under the
preaching Of Or. Broughton. Ser
vices at the Tabernacle Sunday
afternoon and night were,great I'M
ion meetings. AT night 5000 people
were present and rs persons went
forward for prayer. The services
will continuethis week at the Bap-
list church aEternoon AVID night.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-11-12
OFFICIAL FIGURES
Only Six Doubtful Ballots Held
To Be Valid,
These r1ade a Net Gain of Two
Votes For Feland And
Other Republicans.

of The votes cast
c,s,t,a, co,,ntu was mada
- ~ ha.,rd of con,,,is
'u@y parnas
NJ II Na,son
f,,.,a 49, a., ofth. %
- 80 .at,,.n,
r. ,..,.s 800,
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-11-12
Clothing Department.

Twenty five Mems and Boys Suits, CAST
winters styles all sizes in the lot, original
prices $50 to 13. 90 and over, at ONE-lHiKD OFr
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-11-12
Tutt.ReynoIds.

Mr. X. b. Tut and Mrs. Mary
A Reynolds were married at the
home of the bride, on Jesup avenue,
Saturday afternoon.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-11-12
Rain And Colder.

Louisville, KY, Nov. 11.-Rain
to night and probably Tuesday.
Tuesday colder, with brisk south
erly winds turning to Northwestern
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-06-28
Origin at OH.

The scientists are all at sea as To
the origin ~ the oil that is found in
-raDds- i'll ne ,rly all paris Of the
country. Ii las no relation To cual
depu its. beng fnnnd in California,
where there is no coal, and in Texas.
where there ia none nearer than Ala.
tanin. and in n'her States wholly dis
connected with coal fields.
And to nInke the search for its orr
glib more diff 'uit every oil field Hud
almost ever! we'll yields an oil OF diff
ierent nature. No two santIs prohuce
similar oil. The oils of Russia, Java
md Peru ne each aud all alike The
oiI- ~ L, Is are Rs unlixe those ni
California as tbote III California are
Unlike those Of Pern.yIyania. Tie
oil FROM On stratum id u well ia I'm
like the oil from ano her stratum III
the same well. All thus confuses the
in vestigatur-, and they are full uf
In, cries. none Of which are s~atlsfuc.
tory.
Some say the oil Of the wells come
from the Fat Of t-h or animals dis
titled through count, IS ages and col.
lerted III the oil sdnds. which. by tue
way, are rocks. Certain il ia thai
yobd Kerosene can he distilled from
Il h oils and wen fro nIriu. The
Russian oils dis u. some evidence
Of vegetable migIn, thus br ngIUg
the;u Intu line with coal. Hut still
another tn, DRY discards all such
sUnrces. au ! attributes the prraence
~ o.l III the earth to heat in come
Stage uf tile eartli's formation. lllr
the orists CLAIM that the Limestone and
shalrs, under Il hi-h heat. will Yield
oil. Sumo thus ea! tn oil ia Of ami
mai origin. others ilrnt it ia ~ vrge
table origin. while others cay it is n
mineral and RprinRs from heat.
Each school haa it's supper ers, and
they are far apnri,In no one al them
has very much to fall ba * upon
the question is an open one, md the
finding ~ oil in all arts II the world
serves to keep it open. nnd no 'ine mn.
tirip 'tea IN early settlement Of it.
rhr oil 10 in tiIp earth and that il
about all that We know about it.
National OIL RrporteP.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-06-28
Acun.-rr.,,,- ssdy.

Tho United .tatea supreme Court
holis ON to pcncedents and traditions
Of tie past viii uor- tenscity Tia
any other body N the country. Tnis
fact, Gays the Wash nHton Star. Is
shown il little as WAl - In great
III ugs. Ths ourt kept up ihr prar-
tioe ui flung IT'S ofR :iA rnud box
longer than dill the United States
Senate, aud the i n.t- held 0n TO 'h-
once popular drug loug after It had
ceased to DO u-ei. The love Ut the
oil way is shown in the Supreme
Court every tine that august tni!
meets by the array 10 quill pens dis
tributed over the desks. When the
quill was the only Pen inStrucn"ns
we're given tn have u certain umoe
II then placed OIL he desks tm mem
bCrs Of the cuurI Very few people
now use the quill. aud those VITO 'io
would rel atom; very we'll with n steel
pen. But TO one has eve dared TAI
Interfere with u custom one es'ab.
li-hed. and the quill pen doubtless
still has u long life l the court. The
supreme Court holds cigarettes rs an
Accumulation. though It gives n re-
-pectful plare to lie Gu ION OF smnk'
ing t,bacco. IN the Gle rk'S roonl
here il iirpla, ed u large uoti,e-
Cigarette smoking prohIbrted'-bu'
cigars may be freely used.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-06-28

Accord us To- the New YORK Pre
y MARYLAND Ju ige ha- made Hnosher
wiIe.swe punk decpi''u calculated &c
br,ug joy into hearts that ache Tor
Grant hush mas. lie ha- deciie'l
that n woman who fnda her hush ma
on the =, Get with another charmer
when he is ne 4itsl beneath Ina own
rolf tree la the right to Ell p'ry all
necessary phy-ical f"rce to compel
hi4 return ~iustanter. This ID hart
upon men who ARE I'LL mH social 'h
yayements, mus ID III it may com
pel them to Seem impnli''; Int as 1t
also raisec the value al te''''ih'nf
muscuInuiy it must be e'usidere"
up tn Il hp.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-06-28
psLtpA. " oL enow.n.

A Salt Like man who has inst ~.
turned from a tnP through ube saAis
reports thai th. re II great discontent
amons the sheepmen and that they
srS wax uR wroth against President
MIX nIey and hl> prosperity ad-
minisiratiOp.
II is strauxc that this should be.
for tn. sheepmen has re the DuuRIe,
iar.d un wool which they wee prurn.
used aud which they were tuid would
10 70 much for them. II il possible
hat the w,rul tariff ~Hs only u g,in
trick ~ far Rs tue wvolgruwsrp are
ounus rued. This surely can't b-.
The good Republican editors u,
campaign orators aOuld not do such
u thug us that TO men who trusted
them as implicitly, ~ II good share at
the sh, spmen di }. II fact. Rerubli.
can editors md Republican campaig',
orators are uun-iIe rd Hnons then :
selves To be pen 'ns sfh cte,i with the
George Washington Limitation oi be
unable To tell. much less cunooct. h
lie.
Tue sheepmen are. therefore,
clearly III the wrong when they vsuI
their spleen upon Mr. Mckinley anti
hi ad umisIrntion. Like I'll. gloriou
sun. It scaIters it, dressings alike VI
all. Ever, q prsper during Re-
publican ADMINISTRATORS. IL. sheep
men nus lie prospecting. IL they
stud! the ques lou YER, closely the,
will find they are suffering from an
LallucIn' tiop. II may be difhcu.,
far them tu take this cOmmon sense
vi"w Of the matter. but il they val
wait until tile neKG Presidential ra,m.
paign and listen 10 the OF hors and
he editors they will see that this il
tn" case. They will lind that they
have been pro-pe~us. although the,
III int know II at the tine.-SnlI
Lake Herald,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-06-28
a DOUBrISG VI

Had isis Falling H,ir ~ ppcd, mr,,
DindruT Cu'cd. Wuh"ut FnIih.
u. Is. tlrclcl're. Butte. Mont. OF.
~. 1899 SAY: Like man, 9th, r
people. | hive been irO ble.i for
Setr@ with dInh uT. and within the
laIt few mOnlbs, my hair came ON g.,
badly TINT ws compelled tn hive
~nal hai LEFT clipped very close
A friend recommended Nrwb ro'4
Herpicile. crbitsa that I dnnhtrd
h's Fior. but | gave iIerpicilie a
trial; nov ~! hair Ia Ms thick M ever
and entirely free from dnmdruII.-
-Des'r"y the raup. you remove the
I'll ct ~ druggists, SICn Her.
ricIde ia II deli.h ful InIr dressing,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-06-28

Weather The we tther of the week
end M June 24rh WE CHI uacterizrri
10y moieraf' ly high Temperature,
fre-h to bn-k drying winds nmi
acant precipitation. Scattered
thun Ter sL"wers. ncrnmI mnird Il.
hail III d few lucaliti.+. occurred III
norti.ern and western districts on IN.
18th. There WIS abnnI tile. normal
mount Of sunshine during the
week.
Crups-The warn weather. 81 the
week ha- made u very general in
prove ueni III the co.. di n,II III all
crops ihruu Gliout the Slate. esprrihli,
thuze whirh we u Hmage | 10y tIIr
severe frrtstI ~ the prevIou- week.
Reports indicate that wheat is lrnk
Ing well Ill over the STATE, but tiI,
cod nish's nave been uu.avurauIr
for growth Hnd the crop is backward.
i~iHrvest'ng alfalfa is ! u rrogrcss IL
nnL srCiIuus, with unsItafIc-urS re-
suit. yipid all ny iIel w average un
80 II Of the col l aud back wIird
-prinR.
In the extreme snnthern Ior:inp tIr
grain harvest is pratt ally over and
the Gu ting ~ the seco III crop III
alfalfa ia under why. orr ia IN
roasiinp ear and he fruit crop is yer,
pronis ny. Water for irrigation up
pears to he plentiful in all sections 81
the State.