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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-02
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Absinthe is expressed from the tops
and leaves Of wormwood. and IN the
French drink IS mixed with alcohol
and the active principles. most
ly volatile oils and several
other aromatic plants. When
water IS added to the decoction
the precipitation OF these oils caus s
the mixture 10 cloud and whiten. set
tilag down 10 a yellowish-green color.
This mixing Of water with the absinthe
Is called "washing" n. and Is said 20
neutralize the poisonous principles In
the liquor. The more thoroughly the
ahsinthe Is mixed Vith water the less
harmful Il Is supposed 20 be. No one
ever thinks Of drinking absinihe with
out washing il. There are several
WAYS OF drinking the green peril. One
= ia the form OF q ''frappe. A por-
ton OF abslnthe is poured into tum-
bier filled With cracked ice, the mouth
OF the lumblef placed in shaker
and the combination agltated until the
bartender's arms get tired and the sur
face OF the shaker is covered with
frost Then the resulting liquor IS
strained into a drInhng-glass. Some
times little gum s added to the ab-
sinthe before IL IS shaken. Another
way or preparing it IS 10 put the abb
sinfhe in the bottom Of a peculiar
shaped faring glass. over which hts a
shallow glass dish with a hoe about as
large as good-sized pin-hole in It's
bottom. The dish is filled with cracked
ice and water poured ia it a small
stream of walter flows down into the
abslnihe and WASHES it Water Is
poured Ia until The glass below is llled
with the cloudy. yellowlsh-green mix
ture Il IS customary 10 raise the dish
some distance above the slass Whi e
the water Is running in order to in-
crease the force Of the stream and
make the water and abslnthe mix more
thoroughly. This IS called an ahsinthc
~drlp. IN France the general manner
of drinking abslnthc IS 10 mix 50 in a
goblet. Tho ahsinthe drinker viii sit
al a little table with bis ahslnthe bottle
ana d carafe OF water handy. pour a
portion Of ahsinthe Into a goblet aud
then fll IL np with water This be win
sip slowly while he gcstulates rapidly
and talks exclicdiy OF ethe affair and
raves against "per0dloes Albion. Al
the ahsinihe hour. IN the afternoon.
the tables in front OF the cafes along
the boulevards are filed with parisians
poisoning themselves gifh ahsinthc. II
is not improbable that Go the Increase
in ahslnthe drinking is due in some
measure the steady decrease Ia the
birth rate on France. The habit has
ralned foothold in no country except
France though Tor a while ID looked as
90 it would become a general custom in
THIS country. and fte exports 81 the
drue from France So the United States
wore so great as GO attract nntca But
thr steady decline in iis nee here maY
hr Judged fmm the faet thst In New
YORK today only abort one-fourth as
much ahs'nthe IS used as Tiers was
orlv two years ago ana foI ten years
the use 81 j n Amefisl has been on
ihe decline
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-02


Religious societies In this country
that have engaged in fostering new
churches in western states and terri
tories are seriously discussing their
future. Arabic lands in all parts OF
the west and on the Pacific coast are
pretty well taken up. There are weak
churches in all directions. OF course,
but the economic point is made wheth-
er they win remain locally we k as
long as they rely upon help from the
denomination al large. II is found
that strong churches develop only az
ter reliance upon themselves Ia this
new century year Presbyterians will
spend about 81 900 900. Baptists, $780,
900. Episcopallans. s250000; Metho-
dists. $4,000. Congregationalists In
their two societies. SIS 900, and other
bodies a total Of $45O.O00. IN what Is
called home mission work Here is
near 100000 a year. given by old
churches 70 help new ones within the
limits Of the United States. win the
new century see the end OF this busi-
ness. and how earlyg What viii the
societies do instead? What win be
done with legacles? Secretaries and
members OF an church boards and So
cieties are giving this question Serious
consideration.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-02

In Debt % Jesus Monday March IS.
The cost or redemption. Matt g7 1896.
Tit 2tl3. A. Tuesday. March IS. For
what wan the price paid2 John 3.i6;
l0.f0-is Wednesday. March 20. With
what are We redeemed Pet. l:ls-2s:
Thursday March q The obligations Of
love. John it.i5-2f Friday March ~,
Cancclling the debt. Matt 25.al-io.
Saturday March %. Offering our an. ?
Cor. S.l-5. sunday March -. Topic
What owe to Christ. Cor $50.
Pet 2.al-25
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-02
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The chief seat Of the manufacture or
absinthe is in the canton Of Neufcha-
tel. Switzerland. though It Is produced
in some quantities in various places in
France and Switzerland It is prob
able that the French Chamber Of Dspu-
ties, understated. rather than over
estimated the amount OF absinthe con-
sumed in France, for ten years ago
Switzerland sent across the border to
her French neighbor no less than
100000 gallons Of the drug to be add
ed to the large amount manufactured
In France itself
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-02

4la congressional committee that
i-sesf ated the hazrlg eFIl 81 The
rHnt Military - DENY has
made ar Intelligent ard exhaustive re-
sort eiiug ihe vicloas extent to
Nrioh ne practice had grown. While
ef - and conclusive evidence
sha t eath Of Cadets n1uz and
1.ta Ra caused hy the aazing @
res h were Subjected ii found
snt proofs OF harmful brutality.
rIn coae 81 anur.is-n laws gov
relations of fhf unfer class
te fmlih class men. as reEcli
1r4t is tifl.as ia its ion-
ltlannous ia + IS results.
Sd iisrseefHi system
hieh rni he ae.l fe'oni-
fses sra g.. .aa ie1i1 a
shemcinlr ea-aIe
aiars tazIae a i1e
hea af.ua an na laH
hF Ce741f lhs
mnlei m the N'Faee rf
tia'n Ilon har.ae in
scarcely faH De inn
aaa .aiftf eHr Is tre
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-02

Not long ago / was strolllng aim.
lessly along the railroad track between
Somerset and Burnside Ky. enjoying
the wonderful scenery which ls espe-
claily charming iu the spring or after
the leaves are tinted with light frost
whom a fea miles out was approach
Ing a point where the road seemed 90
end abruptly against a high BIN with
30 visible way io get oui or through.
} kept ponderine How does this rOad
get through ihereg AS I nelred the
hll Id became more aud more Of q
mystery. / knew lt did get through.
Tor ] had ridden through I had cow
ered nearly the entire distance. and
aas almost surrounded by little noun
iains before J discovered 4 ngfurai gap
between the hidden bills. through
which the road curved rebukcd my-
self Tor having worried about the way
through thar mountain bui Chris
iians are doine the same thing over
and over again Tney see insurmount-
able barriers ahead OF them in their
Christian journey They are often
ready 10 throw 40 their hands and
safe their Efforts because they rannoi.
AZ single glance see their war
through Keep On brother when the
road seems darkest and lhe mountain
hlghest The way viii suddenly open np
efore YOU so that you will ofisntlmc
hhi yourself on The other side Of yons
ironhies before you know you are ac-
fuaily among them. We walk by faith.
aoi sight and Go1 win. with every
e'oud. Foon rcveal 70 ns tbe silver iin-
ine by his shiring presen,e
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-02

Edward Cummings OF the South Con
gregational Church, Boston. SAYS.
God help us an 10 save ourselves by
seeking social salvation For there IS
no self but the social SELF. no life but
the social life. no righteousness but the
social righteousness. no salvation but
social salvation God help the strong
Go save the weak; that So the weak
shall b. made strong. and the strong
De made stronger Remember always
that whosocvcr would be greatest In
the sisterho0d of states the famil. of
nations. the kingdom Of God. the same
must he the greatest servant OF them
all
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-02

Mrs Roosevelt. who WIS Miss Edith
Kermit Carow Is young woman still
and q very attractive one. Rather
above the medium height. 'she has a
slender graceful figure and a fine, in
telligent face She has very bright
eyes and the beautiful teeth that are
characteristic of the whole Roosevelt
family Her hair is light brown and
is arranged simply without a wave or
a ringlet Everything about her speaks
Of grace She IS an arlstocrai To the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-02

Gen Benjamin n. Prentiss, one Of
the noted characters Of the civil war.
died al his home IN Bethany, No. last
week, after q long Illness. Gen. Prem
tiss was prominent during McKinley's
first campaign for the presidency. and
after AcKihley's election the general.
although he had been offered a more
remunerative position. was content 10
accept the postmastership at Bethany
He had persistently refused to accept
q pension During the last year he has
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-02

had coin, 30 old and 80 defaced
The likeness Of its king could not De
traced
By an my gazing 50 my steps / sped
To ap old man Of learning. and said:
Y0n study coins. sir; tell me. II you
can.
The worth the date Of this" And he
began
TO feel #. FOR his eyes we're growing
dim;
His fingers DER Il passed and round
the rim
A moment wandered. then he told the
date.
And All asked. Ny wondermcnt was
great
A deeper lesson on my conscious heart
I found was thus engraved. it made
me start
70 think how bllndly had looked on
man.
How foollahly misiudged the heavenly
plan;
Because through ignorance failed to
trace
The likeness Of the God who made our
race
n Ills own image. sorn away through
time.
Yot coin most true OF empire an SUI
blime.
For II those loving souls who study
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-02


The Rev Dr. Charles L. Thompson.
secretary OF the Presbyterian Home
board. has just returned from a tour
OF mission inspection In Porto Rico.
He reports marked eagerness on the
part Of the people. chiefly the lower
classes. to have Protestant work es-
tablishcd He thinks the prejudice
against Americans viii soon pass
away. On the irst Sunday in Febru-
ary was dedicated a new Presbyterian
church Ia San Juan. the frst to be
built on the island since American oc-
eupation IN order 20 get hold Of Young
people Presbytorians are forming
Ghereves possible. classes Ia EngiiAA.
especially for young men. who are anx-
ious without exception to acquire Eng
llsh Presbyterian work IS maintained
At San Juan Ponce, Manuguez and
Aguadilla.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-02

Prank Ianssen a barber 0f south
Scranton Pa. went home drunk the
other morning from q haH ana in
quarrel WITH bis wife threw lighted
lamp at her The bed sas ignitsd aud
their 1-year-oid BOY burned i0 d-afh.
MIS- Ialssea was probably fatally
burned hef sister Maggie NfDon
ala .Uas s1rlomir burned The house
uas DESTROYED 4anssel was arrested
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-02

Joseph sarraceo. the retiring premier
Of Italy. IS nearly 50 year1 Of age and
has been ia public life for more than
half a century He IS a Piedmonteso
by birth and honest 10 the core His
principal Characteristic shown ia an
The Offices which be has held from
mayor Of his native town Of Acqui %
member OF the cabinet. is ciose-hsted-
ness. For this h has been loved and
hated. praised and earicatured more
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-02

Alho thEOD,tiAh- t-llooI Ill
tips .. her fingers. Her manner Is
that OF a gracious lady iactful. kindly
certain OF her rank but conscious also
OF the old world obligation Of rank
She dresses extremely Well That she
win en- her position at Washington IN
q way Of which few women are cap
able none will doubt after seeing her.
he E00seYelts are not rich. as riches
sie counted in society Taey viii not
fe able 90 entertain on ans great scale
81 magnihcence. but AZ their home in
ashns.on foreign visitors viii have
4a opportunity 20 see The very best
type OF an American home.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-02
AMELIA BINGHAM.

ness. Little Of either Is vouehsafed
her In the play. though when her hus-
band takes bis wretched life in the last
act there IS an intimation that the love
Of a better man may Ia time be thrown
around her
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-02

God manifest in the lesh was the
earthly beginning of q sacrifice which
pointed an lhe while to Calvary for its
completion. Rev. G. y. Smith. Metho-
dist MInden. IA.
Christ IS The bread Of iiie Ia Him
one hunecrs no more. and thirsis no
more. The inexplicablencss of life IL
IN ii.- Rev n. n. Beach. Congregation
alist. Denver Col.
Every man viii bc taught in This
century 10 break through forms and
discover bis personal relation 10 God.
Rev. d. E Marvin. .CongreKationalist.
Asbury Park. n. }.
Riches are more dcmoralizinE than
poverty. and experience testifes that
the pillow o. down may be- as bard as
adamani. and tho lanreis % fame =
croun Of thorns Rf, George Adams.
Methodist. Brooklyn. n. "
There we're no doubt many reasons
why Jesus went np on the mountain "a
pray which We may see. Our attention
o. called 20 The necessary preparation
for meeting the multitude below. Rev.
nr. Hoiderby Presbyterian. Atlanta.
Ca.
n what Is commonly termed good
luck comes 10 you. accept it with graf
itude. and IL what is termed lll luck
comes 10 sou. accept &c With iorliiude.
But no life can be planned in view o'
the one or the other Rev d. Nos-
.l.na n.nl-.L hmm I.-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-02

and beautiful; to serve Christ Wher-
ever a sad heart can be made happy
or a wrong viii set right; and to rec
ognize Gods coming kingdom in every
institution and person that helps men
to love one another-W William De Witt
Hyde. in the Outlook.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-02
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-02

li has been said ihas iue religion
viii make a man q more thorough gem
ticman than al the courts q EHrope.
Ana It IS true ihai yon NAV sec simple
iaDorine men As thoronEh gentlemen
ss any duke simply because ihev have
learned to fear God. and fearing bin.
io restrain themselves which S TIE
feIs nooi and essence of an good
breeding q kingsley
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-01-23

demerits Of this bill, Mr Todd wished
TO place himself on record as against
it and all present laws relating to at.
tachment
On motion Of Mr. Clarke. the com
mittee arose, referred the bill back to
the house, with a recommendation that
1t pass.
The council placed bills 2 Sand 26 on
third reading, and ordered the same
engrossed.
Under the call Of miscellaneous
business. Mr., Todd rendered the reslg-
nation Of Alonzo Jacobs as journal
clerk, which was accepted; whereup-
on Mr. Todd placed in nomination
Miss Pearl Hutchinson as journal
clerk, Mr Coulson nominated e.
Madison as clerk of the committee on
quarantine and animal industry. Miss
Hutchinson and Mr. Madison came
{ Continued on page ~
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then taken up section by section. Sec
tions ! to 8, inclusive were accepted
as read Section 9 was amended in a
few particulars and together with sec.
tion 10, was adopted
Mr. Miller moved that the commit
tee arise, and refer Council Bill No. 22
back to the house, with the recommen.
dation that it pass, which was carried.
The house Immediately called up
and passed Council Bill No. %. and
ordered the same engrossed.
On motion Of Mr. Miller, the council
went into committee of the whole on
council bills In their regular order.
with Mr.. Winkler in the chair. Coun-
Gil Bill No. 20 was taken up and adopt
ed as read section by section. except
sections 9 and 10 which were ;4dopted
as amended.
On motion Of Mr.. Clarke. Council
Bill No. 26 was taken up and adopted
as read. In discussing the merits and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-01-23
COMMITTEES SEEM TO
BE LAME
AT Least, Work in the COun-
Gil is Blocked by Their
SIOwneSS

(After Leader Press Hour Yesterday
Roll call showed all members pres
ent with a "now-let-me-getdown-to-
business" look upon most of their
faces This look, however, was soon
cbanged to that of disappointment.
when the venerable senator from the
Sixth district arose and called atten-
tion to the deplorable fact that the
committees had so neglected their
duties that the work in the council
was completely blocked, and that il
would be necessary TO instruct the
committees TO stop their game Of
hiiarity With the lobby long enough TO-
enable them to get together and report
upon the bills in their hands This
seemed to bring the council 10 its
senses and after moving a recess
until 2 p. m, the various committees
made double quick haste to get to their
committee rooms, and to business
Afternoon Session.
Called to order promptly at 2 D. ma
with President Bellamy in the chair
Message from the house reported
the passage of House Bill No. o
The following bills We're placed on
second reading and referred to proper
committees
Council Blu No. 72 judiciary Coun-
cil Bill No y educationi Council Bill
No. "a. private corporation Aid corpor.
ate laws Council Bin No. rs, public
buildings; Council Bill No 76, iudici-
ary Council Bill No. n. judiciary.
Council Bill No rs. municipal corpora.
tions.
Committee on enrolled and engross.
ed bills reported Council Bills Nos 22,
and %, by Mr. Miller as properly en-.
crossed and they were placed on third
reading and passed: the FIRST by III
yeas aud ] nay, and the second by y
yeas and ! nay
On motion Of Mr. Miller the council
went into committee Of the whole on
Council Bin No %, with Mr.. winkler
IA tLe chair Mr. Miller author Of the
bin, explained the object and Il was
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-01-23
OPERA HOUSE BURNED
At CINCINNATI

Cincinnati, o., Jan. 22.-The Grand
opera house vas tonight totally destroyed
by FIRE except for its staunch outer walls
The plays after night was Hamlet" By
the Southern company Owing to its great
longth ;he play began al S5.5 D. m. The
house was packed by a brilliant audience.
the nrst act scene had been finished and
Ia the second Mr.. sothcrn acting the part
OF Hamlet, had spoken but q few lines
when slight disturbance was observed
in the orchestra seats about tho fourth
row from the orchestar nn the suth side
OF the ceter aisla 10 was sausod by y
slight issue of smoke from that point
An usher went down the ulslc aud quietly
asked The people TO be seated saying there
was nothing wrong AIR sothcrn az this
point stepped 10 The front of tho stage
and also assured the audience that every
thing was rght 10 further remove ap-
prehensIon Nc sothern resumed bis part.
but before ne had spoken two lines tho
smoke issued ln such volumes that there
was spontaneous movement OF the pe0-
pie in its vicinity Without furtl,e or
der or suggcatlon or advice one of the
most remarkable scenec ever Witnessed Ia
Il crowded auditorium took pere Ii was
as n the whole sauton has ff.u re-
veaird 20 every person " the house and
withoct las,e shout or anything else
indicating leader tho dispersal OF tne
audience began ana was carried out with
as much order ana composuro as n no
such thing as FIRE had ever been known
IN the lower part of the house me abund-
ant passage ways Of the vine street exit
gave easy csresa 10 toe greater part OF
the audience large number seated near
the orchestra were assisted by the actors
and actresses to mount the stage ana io
mako their eyit by me stage door on
Longworth stree
Dir sothcrn estimates me loss at go-
oo0 Hls company was compelled 60 reach
the street clad ln their costumes ana 20
lose the greater portion OF their personal
effects lcft in thc thatr
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-01-23

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lleyo Indigestion because they can di-
gest only albuminous foods. There IS
one preparation that digests an
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-01-23
WICHITA, OKLAHOMA AND
ST. LOUIS
Pullman Palace Sleepers
Reclining Chair Cars
(Seats Free)
Parlor Day Coache:

Trains leave Wichita 20 and lO,ia D. m Ok.
lahuma City 10 .l5a. m Arrive al 81 Louis
following morning at 7i25 and evening az o.
Train leaving 81, Louis . y IN. arrives Wich-
ia 3i25 p. IN. Oklahoma 5;35 D. NJ Train
leaving ST. Lonis s.i5 a m, arrives wichita
6.a5 a. m.
santa re trains make close connections az
Wicnita and Oklahoma for an Frisco points
Further information regarding rates time.
routes maps, etc. will be cheerfully given
bY any Frisco representative. or the under.
signed. IL Is a pleasure for Us 10 answer
questions BRYAN SNNDEH,
Gen'l Pass Art.. -. LoEis
81 DUNN Dist Pass Agt,Rficbita. ks.
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inter Suit OvercOat in our Stock We have lots of
sizes If you can find fit and feel we can fit you
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-02
pusLlc LANDS NOTICE.

Notice IS hereby given that the land
described IN the schedule hereto. viii
BE- opened for application Under the
provisions Of the Land Act Of 1895, for
Homestead Leases, on or after No
vemher ssth 1901.
SCHEDULE.
Lots In Haunl& Tract. KoolSuioa.
Oahu. having ar area Of from 70 S
acres each.
These lots are within a distance 81
one-fourth OF a mile fron the Hauula
sea beach snd about miles from Ka-
huku o. r. & l. Co. Depot and are
situated on the windward side OF this
Island
All applications for said lots shall
he made in person hv the applicant. At
he Office OF the Sub Agent. Judiciary
Building Honolulu. where plans OF the
land and any further information may
he obtained. The office viii be opened
TO receive applications az 9 O'Clock
a. m. on Saturday. November 80
EDWARD s BOYD.
Commissioner OF Public Lands.
Public Lands Office. Oct. %. 1901