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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-30

The Indian territory has its
snake Indian uprislngs and
Hans ST it's Nation uprising. 1t is
sort Of a snaky business in
'ither case.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-30

Can furnish good rooms and
board closein for four gentlemen.
Address Doc care Of the Express.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-01
STOWAWAY IS.
 BLAMED
Steamer Islander Need Not
 Have Been Sunk
Now Phase of tho Wrook Story Is Just Brought to Notice Captain
 Foot Intended to Run For the Beaoh I'd Would Have Made It

In Che Chicago Tribune of August %. appears dispatch from Seattle which throwa moro and altogether 70 new light uu Che IalnI,r wreck never boforo pub- Ished by coast cor Alaskan papers. Tho dispatch .s as follows.
 Seattle Wash. Aug u-J. T Snyder uf Juneau. arrived uu the steamer F1ul- lon today Mr. Snyder v1a ou Che lost islander. was lu Che water thrcc hours. elinrne to raft. and was finally picked un unconscious lIc lcr Che boat Just hllf minute after Che captain jumped .yerho1rL and they both held onto Che e1mc raft for fully half an hour and in conversation the captain said hc could not understand why Che boat wont down so quickly
 Regarding thc Inquest at Juneau Mir Snyder said:
 .rhe pilot testified chat hc was on Che hrIdgr and that 1s soon os Che vessel
 struck hc told Che captain hc was going t1 beach lt but thc captain said. 'No. thcre is a better place about three miles from horc. and t wu easily noat that Ionr
 "Thc testimony showed Chat thcrc was l stoW1Way m Che forward wotcr-ught compartment. and when Che vessel struck Che water rushed in on him and hc set up howl The sailors rushed down and opened Che compartment which allowed thc so1 Go come rollins Into thc hold This was done without Che captains Knowledge. and ] think excused him for thinking thc vessel would float several hours which it would have done had che wltcr-tirht compartment not been opcn- ed
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-01
WORK ON THE
 RIVER
Extensive Aids to Yukon
 Navigation Planned
Wm Finish Dams at La Barge and
 Drsdee Channel Rock To Bo Taken Out At Five Fingers and
 Rocks Removed From Thirtymilo

Ura.r YuN.. steamboat mon who lr- rived .r l.t n.eht- trIr report chat important improvement. ur. On b. mud. .n fH. rhrrre. by tH. government SIrl r..t. .r on. ruhH. Works department .f U.na. being u chIrse or the wors.
 rH. .H... N.r, contemplated s on. ..uu..tar .t Jh. u.r Ie-t of lams tU .ar.u. th, water at hr H.Hd of I1k, Is Ilrr. iu .r. 1... 0hlH.... thr r.- u...I .f ou. .f tr. rre.r. I, fIte fnr- .r. lnI ,br.. aoItl.rs from the Thirty li. ry.r that 1r. l er.Ht m.Hlce Go rItf..t.ar.
 Tr. work or Ir.drr- on. channel at UuH.r Ia Elr-. s now u nro-rese and uUI possibly b. finished th's l1l x 1r-e dr,Jene pump s eomne from he- low to be u-,l next year n irede.ns along jhr river
 Tt. tnr.. hoHII.r. u Thirty Ni. r.v0r win b. t1ber uHt -nm.tm. n S.Ht.m'.r NU tJ fh.r. hIu. u..u u..r.E .NH hun- Ir.I boulder. taken Hut of Thirty NI'e
 Som. U,fI. work has srra1r n.DH done .t Fr. Fias.rs 1nI U. 0Hi 10. concluded .r.r tr. river fr.re.
 N.Hn.r- Ie ta n. dom. f. IT.I Gate mu r.>t aHe.n whom th. department con .SI..I f. .rare er,uy 1t thu point
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-01
TAXES ONE HUNDRED

Flyer Dolphin sailed south last night with am even hundred passengers. Che majority being local people and those who came iu on Che train Friday many of those arriving last night staying here waiting GG 1ucdgcd cut rates.
 Dolphin win make a straight run for Seattle calling only ot Juneau where she win pick up thc nfty-odd passengers brought from Che westward by Che steam cr Newport
 There was puitc on amount Of treasure ou board au being In Che hands Of pri- utc individuals.
 On thls trip thc Dolphin drops back one day. leaving Seattle September and or- irving here thc forenoon Of Che 10th.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-01
SOUNDlNGS HAVE
 BEGUN AT WRECK
Depth At Which Islander Lies To
 Be Asoertaiued Soon

A great many people arc just now wondering whether or uot any attempt vII I. mad. to rl.ee ,he steamer is'an- d,r rnat.d ta he sunk n forty othoms of a.l.r I1 Glstlne1uN channel
 40 .rt tbourh. t would appear chat the ,....I mu-t forever Ir when, shc is Forty .IhHms or WHter. in nln'r terms mean. .r .H f..t .ac..ptrI ts far tou great J.utH nr any diver on earth Co attain. y.," .l thc aII of Che most per. f-.t 1pplrIt.. E.t Invented
 N. far aa can ne H-c.rtIiued there Us nD authority IHr tn. Jfu1tc assertion thlt the h1U %. tH. Islander really le st tte depth estimated and many 1 mar whose gold dust wen, down with thc ves- eoi s hoping lelIn.t HaHe thlt she rcsts Iu shlI.owsJ water AIfH.ueh Che chart shows that several rHcos u thc vicinity whom. the wreck supposedly uas thcrc is a depth of forty ataome It .s mere 1s. .umut.un thrf such Is iu reality tho cls. 1t tha rvlct spot where the Islander roe poses Nuthnr definite iu reslrl to On. depth of the water win hc known uu the wreck hrs nr.u Ioc1trl and snundinr- rlve heeu mHIe.
 Na investigation Into th.s matter is iSc. ly tn t1ke place tW rapt Troup or some of ths other officials of the Canadian Pl. cIGc Navigation Company repair Go th, so,nc of tha disaster ft ls understood th1t among the nassoreers ou Che next voyage of thr Hating win he some of th' company officials and Che underwriters surveyors Uutu after iuyestisatlons nothing definite win hc known as Go what if lrr. steps win be taken for the rccov. cry ot the vessel or the treasure which went to che bottom with her
 lt .- estimated by .aaic parties chat therc must have been ID .lc very least d
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-01
THE DAWSON
 MARKET
Prices Gene"ally Are Steady
 Throughout

Tbc'ulaa,Hser arIvHs ou last wsh, rain bring lJtie,- nf thc Dawson .lIr. Lot to thc 2ith
 The markets of Dawson present am rt.r.stu- study To Che man who can .I..s 10 right tne-. s uueu thr uossihu I.I.. or fortune i1 short umc. Tho n1u who .1r.slv the potato shorr1r, of fhe past week and had sh.p- mont of those sIccuieut tuhcrs ou Che a1y made su0I th.ur out uf it Tho prices have touched e1 and cvcu 90 cents. hut 1r. travelling dowuwIrIF again ow- ue to Che reco.pts of thr past week. Ou Monday ths prices wcro i,c and N e.. roJav th.v arr quoted 1t lic The lr- rival of frost makes 10 Improbable thlt bottom prices win bo touched 1Euiu uis ye1r
 Fresh eggs have grown scarce and have
 tr,red within the uhroe dlys from S' to 0s per case. In uis article also thorr s Uuc hope of bottom prices again this year. Amy ovcrWus which may rcoch Dawson win bc stored for winter and not boa dumped oH thc markets
 Flour .s choHn V ucr 1ck is something remarkable. 10 may bo that like that other staple beans. -four is always Go bc sold 1t a loss.
 Thor. has been vast receipts of groc'- -ies during Che D1st week. Thousands of tous of groceries and feed have crossed Che whlucs. though no ircok In prices can bc noted In consequence. Dealers claim chat prices 3rc already go low th't further reduction is Impossible. Hay and oats arc today quoted at 7c dust
 The cool weather of a week past Nls Iemor,lizcd tbc lemonade stands and stocks of lemons orc growing oplcc
 The receipts or stocks have already JniF week been exceptionally heavy Nicn's brought n since Monday G teei. of which % were cllvcs Morgan 's rcspoHs IbIr for the arrival or fo coircs and nm eglll number of hogs Gus D1 brought In i-1 head of beef cattle hut i,o head Ia not on Che market ravng been impoued for Chute E Wnls. Che opc~1. 'rs Meat prices have not wavcrcl. however excepting thlt some. iobpus ms been done in dry COWS rushed in from skagwoy at shaded prices
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-01

Clothing hats. shoes and men's fur nishiuEs. an going at knock down prices this week at Chcncy's Boston Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-01
GIVES A BAD
 REPORT
Returning KOyukuk Miner
 Says It's a Frost

Ralph Hatton. who was one of thc susics plsscncor up river Go Dawson from Circle City does not hold worry optimistic views of Che condition. In Che Koyukuk country Hattcn has spent Che past thrcc months on thc middle branch or Che Toyuluk ln Che vicinity of Cold Foot
 TIr s1ys hc looked Che country over thoroughly and does not want men going In there under false impression. The roe port that laborcrs arc getting tl5 day he dcnbF. as there oro no claims there now being worked which can afford Co pay that money. TO a representative Of che Dawson Nugget he said;
 "It is au right" snid he, flor man who has one or two years grub Co go in thcrc and prospect lie may nnd some thing pretty good But he does not want Go depend upon any immediate results. A poor man without a good grub stake has very bad show.
 "A few claims on Emma and Myrtle arc being worked but on Gold bench and Goid creek an work has been shut down on account of scarcity Of water
 Inttcn claims that Che men who are now booming thc Koyukuk arc doing 20 from selfish motives. os they have prop crty of which they are anxious Co dls- pose.
 Hc says there win bc absolutely no work for men thIs winter and advises every one who has not enough grub Co see him through Go stay away.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-01

Seattle Export Beer. delivered In any part or Che city for S2 per dozen quarts by B. B BottlIng Co.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-01

.fulrter ofl million dollars m roilUhoari the Isi1uder on her Inflated tr.p-an amount sufficient to Induce -omc attempt
 .ue mad. no Us r.coyeu. oven f Che .t.amer herseIf must remain wherc she
 lnk tu um. luI thc action of Che nnd and water r.moye th. last vcst.ec of hcr ur.-.uco.
 ,Vbu the U1ure came north on hrr hast u.p sh. picked up ot Juneau rurs'r g.shop and took hum to thc scene ot Che Islander vrecs where soundings were mad, ta ascertain thc depth of water Several hours Ver, spent thcrc both on Ono un and south bound trips of thc Hate .ne bat uathIne was received at Sk1F- way ls to uhlt v1s Che outcome. The Amar duo Wednesday s expected ,o bring some Information and possibly dive ers. who win attempt Co reach Che wrrck- .I ship and ascertain hrr position.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-01
Good Money In HordinE

A limited but lucrative labor market was opened ot Dawson Che past season. and those who were fortunate ouough to sot positions arc shaking hands with themselves. The now labor culture was hcrjur. Sheep and cattle were taken in- to che interior and then che market was
 uch that by keeping Che live stock. more could be realized.
 Consequently horders were needed. Scv- erol of Che creeks furnished excellent grazing grounds. Men were wanted and Che excellent wages Of tioO a month and board were paid. Jean Dc Wmdt, was one of Che fortunate men who hcrded He put In five months and as hc alightcd from Che train last night soid hc had done better than ho did last year work Ing on a lay
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-01

lays oN Chncat Island. This particular splice has been under suspicion.
 Should thc main cable bo found dctec- tive. lt win take all of thirty days Go make repairs
 skogway merchants and particularly Che transportation men found Che cable o great benefit and 'hc broaklgc has served to bring shorp attention Go its worth.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-01

You can get n good fitting stylish suit this week for Si5O at Cheney's Boston Store
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-01
CABLE STILL BROKEN
Splice OR ChiIkat Island Under
 suspioion-3O Days For Ropairs

The Skagway-Junoau Cable is stun un- ablo co do business. Word was brought from Che other end by Che Dolphin that aloior Glossford consulting engineer Snyder and assistants. Brook and Bauer have made a thorough test of Che Jun eau shore end and Che line going over thc entire shore connections and found cv- crything In good order
 Sergt Erickson has done the same thing at this end and found an connec- uons secure and ln working order
 To is believed ot Juneau that the dis urblnco win be found in Che splice which
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-01

A new line Of ncclStics just received ai Clayson's- shades and colors
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-01
THE WHITE PASS & YUKON ROUTE.

Pacific an lrctlc Railway and Navigation Company. Brtlsl Columbia Yukon Railway Company. Bi sh Yukon Railway Company.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-01
Dissolution Of Partuor.hip

Notice s hereby given th1t have with. drawn from Che drm ot Fletcher N e" 0f Che Peerless rhcator An hils due th' a,m must he uld to Fletcher N Co. who win assume lu liabilities
 Chla W Mlvdsc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-25
May &c thu Smallest Enainc.
lIartford nnilN Timn.l

'lidINloEN iiallN ItmtS.1
- y, Root Of Danhury. has Just com
pietcd What IS undoubtedly the smallest
ehSih' ever made. 1t is q horizontal on
slhc ana Stands on a piece of rnct1I AZ
tctiN INC SlEc ot 4 fn-ccnt niece Mr. Rnn.
I4dH i''cl Workiug ut this inmate piece VT
lhvcilllilSE during his lcisurr time for
several months. The quality of . work
hiatshlp on the tiny machine is Indicate!
nN me idct that when comulctcd ANA ;,,f
together. ana corrected with lie mower.
II started of as nicely as tia most nrrtl
fatciy adjusted ccgine that was rycr
built. wa" cN'i
ihc materials Of which the engine ID.
puiit atc Soid- conner ana steel Tire ban
l nIfit arc Gnid, silver, copper ana steel.
= IL uinu 81 the TIN wheel is snli.l cold.
y VIII nc interesting to note some III tIn
dimensions Of the part, cf .his very smtIl
1hacll'ie. II being such tiny affair. Tho
n, aslt cinents are all mate i'm sixty
lourth7, thlrty-sCcondS ana siXftraths rf
AZ ilch; me steam chest measures b-14-.
9-"-, AnC me cylinder S-.-XJ-a2 The stroka
10 o-eh ana inc extreme length Of thn
nam smart. which is OF steel is 5-lG m,
diameter Of The fly wheel IL ZIG and thn
N!G'h ~ INC iN wheel hard is 7-b; Thn
81 thn main shaft at its largest uOfni L,
s sS,r. n m extreme lengths OF the crank
sui X 4-ib and Tho diameter OF mo
Crank wheel Is 6-a2. The cMtrrnl,, nl1tsiei,.
'hhf6rttf OF the cylinder which ia sheath
iii VIII cnollN. IS a-i6- ana the bore of ina
..iIf'T HI p-hl Fnc diameter nf tnr fpe i
pipe WINCH IL made of silver, n a-:a. thn
2! t'e waive rcd IL 1854. and that ~ the
piston ROD is less than 2-Gl. CoD1.Ictrl IN.
engine weighs thrcc pcnnyyvai..hts ''''
NJ Ennt built his engine, rilr,i>. ~
hG!i" ht lowtr that il now Used III rtIr
" VI compressed air uf which nnl, nn Mi.
illtcSilnal amount Isl needed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-25
Notes on Strawberry Culture.

Duc VI The most satisfactory things
| du lart year was to plant q bod of
strawberries. separate from the bed
set for fruiting, for growing the
plants which Il have set this spring
When cultivating 4 bed III strawberries
for fruiting the next year. l want To
keep I'll TIE runners from setting. after
get the rows The iiEht width. which
IS about Is inches, FOR producing the
finest fruit. ana if this is done there
are no plants to he spared from the
bed for transplaHtinE.l have always
thought il Injuries 4 he'd of strawbcr-
RIGS to DIG plants from it, ana with the
kind Of culture ! wish 10 give my
plants. il cannot we'll be done.
Some practice the plan Of letting Il
few rows # plants ~; Ill the runners
which grow, and then dig plant frou
these for tranSalantirg. but the ohicc
ton / have to this is that want to
set plants in chcCk-roWs, and cult
waite each way with a horse until late
in July. and to allow any runners to
set plants before that time would in
tcrfcrc with horse cultivation. | be-
licve il 10 be a much better way to
grow plants for trarsplanting as fol
lows: | select a plat of ground where
the soil is rich, and for growing plants
for setting one acre, would have the
Plat 20 feet wide and 100 feet long.
This would make about G rows OF
plants ; feet apart | divide thc plat
in sections by setting boards edge
wise across it. The boards would
keep the runners Of the different va
lieties apart. In these sections. which
would be six rows, or about 20 feet
wide, and of the length desired. I set
the varieties which wish to propagate
good strong plants, II inches apart i'll
the rows, ana as the runners grow.
try to train them so the whole plat will
he covered with plants 3 or inches
apart. The plants should not be al
lowed to grow closer, if enc is to OBJ
tain strong plants for transpilnting
They will need to be frequently cult
waited to keep them free of weeds, and
they should be sprayed severa! times
during the summer with Bordeaux
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-25
Mary Hudson's Son.
By J. OTIS SWIFT

Bv ]. OTIS SWIFT.

And now Fun Ting was standing III
an embarras sed way in the middle Oh
the room waiting for her to retire.
But she could not make herself believe
that he could get out of the queer
clothes he wore without her help, ana
she fingered, turning down the sheets
of the trundled bed TO busy herself.
II last he began deliberately to un-
dress. and soon stood forth a little fat
Oriental cupid Going to the wash
stand hs placed the bowl on the floor
and got into it, wipins himself dry
with crash towel from his trunk,
while Betty stood by with open mouth
and eyes. He seemed not to notice her
any more than he would have noticed
the bcdpost
Having finished his bath lie hesita-cl.
lie looked askance at the tall trundie bed.
He felt ii all over and finally took the
comfortable off and folding it ohlong laij
it on the door Tor pallet. Betty began
TO be nervous. What was thc htte heath
en- planning? She was almost as much
afraid OF INN as she would have been rf
a mouse. lie was so independent ana s"ii
sufficient. IanIng something mat looked
like a brick from the trunk he paced IL
at the head OF his pallet as pillow
Then he brought Il little bronze Idol. a
Inquire OF Buddna, from The trunks ana go
ing 10 the window 10 ascertain by the
stars Which way was east. he pat II nE /
chair and fell down on his face TO pray.
Betty tinsled with horror. Had she
been a Catholic instead OF Methodist
she would probably have crossed herself.
She stood as TAR away from his aS pos
sblr while ne murnured in his tath. 4 :
musical, gUrSihlS lingo the prayers and
mysticisms that liz had been taught on
MoIt street. In tie alteration tc diG no
forget all 81 his ancestors and especially
he remembered his mother.
Betty was about to scream from sheer
fright and nervousness when he bowed
three times before tho Idol ana turning
partly away from i lifted himself a. MS
knees ana began.
grandmother held her breath iii he was
through with the ancient Christian pray
Cr ana began again.
Dear Jesus, uiess papa ana mamma,
the grandpa ana grandma III CHINA and
grandpa ana grandma Ut III inc noun :
tatns ot oxford. Bless the whole world
ana UaPd's business. lttasc make ever! =
ThpIt Ms Il nttlv hush. ana then as
Bctty'a eyes strcdmcd at the Thought th1t
her Mary had taught htr tiny hea'ht p
boy Ia pe It strange htte Christian as
we'll as hcuthen, liz continued
Now / lay me down 70 stccp. ! prdt
! t:ie i.u-. my Suul J1 keep. itc was yer.
sleepy I."w ami mis- biz eyes We're only
! Sits in his OVAL face. The prayer ended
/ with sigh. Tie went slvcpily 10 thc mSt /
MSS ana ruiicd under 1t, his heed Ia +
ancej on the hard block pillow ami With
a murmUrcd Good night. mamma. tn''
weary H,ue motherless. countryicas
stranger vas asleep.
/ Ectty tarried 10 tuck him IN. She fvl
( al the h..rd pillow ana tA"u put Il SOFT one
Irom the bed at his side.
/ When sine went down again Shc stared
! into Ju.I'S ryc~ iCc q long Gnlc. Ihch
She got Inc letter Mary mad written and
! rend II carefully over. She understood tn
/ references To- idols aqt ms father :
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-25

Ry5czS.a4,Al',,.lMslI'
E1[s!|llEI|||lilI!':|'|sI' y
! a wnoLEsALE ArFRoNT.a,lFsariIn59dr
Stackpcle.-i guess. oap'n fio9hTi ~.
postmaster at. the village, IS u,',r;,,. t,l,,
he is goln To hold his position duIlh ''''
next four years, ,i,i,,,,
Farmer nonk.--What makes you ''i''@
SO Eli? ottcrl
this haf aftdrnaon mat he jat had nc
front of the buildin' repainte1 anu ann +.
stuck NJ a nlaeard sayia, "Ihia lsii'i f,nl
fresh and s'Iclsg Evcrybody n.caae '9V'
Of II and convince yourselves.
SINCERE REGaEr.-"Ma san1y' y
that yon cSeiiined IN sarpfisV ~ ,Ai,.'
man in the street the othcr ia 80,
thought - we're iced J hcAiu III
turned sand. aulCmnly. "4t NH. ,rnt
br her" Dear me. AGAR me- inl ,ne my.
The old man Wilt a ieir rt'i,iff P' i;Sa,
On 4andr's face aa he warderei away.
The Wifc--le this scandal N tho ln'iiilf
~ ,,uirG ~ make any diffcrencc ~ NJ
ciai ncziticn IL WI! tc more I'm '-'
hcHr. a..
Chlcaeo alll9aairc-Don't iSt ma.
worry you q lii. /, 1t docs, We y move
10 Ncw Yulk.-i.Irpcr'a Bazaar
Hc-Ynm futaor ought to hrow WIN
! have 10 SAY 10 him have DeV' CON-
IS Sh az am afraid he has given pn ali
II..iiQrIO nitT.~"What dia Noah 81
His family live On FORTY days? AAh'i lh
Wei. my dear replied the lady teach
cr, they llyed ou water " 1aNr..
Statesman.
Q!lcK TIM -51i- yoa5 @ast a"5
! Yes, ana | proposed "a ore
What dId she say
she toId me 10 conc back It tlo 1ua
ut i year ana I miHht Kiss hcr. Detroit
| Free Press.
SOCIAL nIEl.ETIc Don't yol binder
banker aft,r rcspcctahiiiy now aa don.
asked llCddln" Pct
"Oh. dunno, answered Me1nd"f,"e
! Mike. Sometimes ! ttHk dai rtHF"' ih-
| bility amt mayn riurc dln rcrm Fai"i ir
! work hurd TN what ua pruiic Elta i.f
uothin, Washington star.
| CLASSIFIED AIR spenacIs - VIII
recipes IN ms SCRAP book.
! AR spend r'.--SuppuSv .uu irr.t''' it
th!S VI, sin paid tor thlt Par.a a""n oi
Mis-. spcnders-Dan't be So foolish.
| AT sIrhdors-i IA not. tbs IL IT,
cc!pt fnr French dressing ,a' 'l"Ii"
! Standard ana Tir,a
! the Return WI ihc r.iup-rs -''tts 4l@f'-
| IItcIy uu use. s'r tu sk ms ."rrtN'I'i'-.
We don't ear J4.t- .tiH- -urtt max -4i
! Mi ", wan, Is Is Ssf'i1rc meal life
! sduhuh=-''Sc" rrr.. NJi ts.d thlt hau-t
I III. luHrn' We -uu Na4 u r.rV,'s tlr. W
| i.,hy-.-t.rU. si.uplF want ;r N1.n wi' .
| throw lha; s.aiic. -Philad,iph'- Tim.
Mrs Try,ck-"Yol act,d Gke fra
Waco N"U proposed tu m" l"it'
| I4ul vAsn acting. ai4 '+t -'"i'
/ Th,s, IL, .;ir jays va.a '.c sIia,"u-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-25
Rest, Health and Com fort to Mother and
Child.

MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP, for
children teething, scftenS the gums, reduces
inflammation. al.aya al, PAIN, ana cures wind
,.n'ic Perfectly safe in ali cases. We would
saw TO every mother who has a syiffcrina. eIiid
DO not let your prejudice, nor the preju,liccs
c,fo,hers stand between You and Your suffer
sn.- chill and the relief that Will be aarc-yes,
enso;ntely sare-t, follow the use Of this
,.reJ1c NJ Il timer, used. Price Cue, bottlo,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-27

Way to Overcome Fear of Darkness.
 Ask yourself if it is a tangible dang CT you fear, or if it is simply night it. self Sleep in either case with low shaded light in your room. Satisfy yourself that you have no reason to be afraid, by that investigation of closets and the limboo under the bed that the brave are inclined to laugh at Exert your will power to conquer this bondage, and also say your prayers and take comfort in knowing that God hears you. The darkness and the light are both alike to him.-Margaret E. Sangster, in the December Ladies Home Journal.