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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-02-08
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Appraisers Notice

Notice is hereby given that the townsite
commissioners and appraisers will begin the
work of appraisement OF the lots in the town
of Chickasha, Indian Territory, on Monday
morning at $50. February 10. 1902. No i'm
provements placed on lots after that date
will be considered by the commission as en-
titling the owners of such Improvements to
have the lots appraised to them.
THE CHICKASAW TOWNSHIP Com.
Arthur w. Hefey, Chairman.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08
BISHOP WHIPPLE.
A NEW EDITION OF HIS "REMINISCENCES

LIGHTS AND SHADOWS OF A 10 Lone 5Plso9 l5oIs
PATE Being r. miniscenceS aia heo9,ls, l ions
D. ID. IL. D. Bishop Of Minnesota; With Por-
Octave: pp. vi 576. The Macmillan Company.
The nobility Of character for which the late
Bishop whipple was distinguished left the
deeper impression upon those who knew him
because ne manly man. His pictu-
RESCUE and lovable figure has for years been
familiar IN writings on the religious develop
ment Of the West. His name has perhaps even
more often been upon the lips OF men, name
bringing into the ordinary issues Of daily con-
versation an element OF gratitude and cheerful
remembrance. No man who ever met the Bishop
was without something pleasant and interesting
20 say about him. He is the hero OF a thousand
anecdotes. all Of them testifying 70 his goodness,
and many OF them peculiarly eloquent OF the
gift which he had for dealing with the Indian.
His own volume Of recolectiOns is fun Of good
stories and we are glad 10 welcome IL in a new
edition. IL has already been reprinted more
than once since Il was first published IN lesfs'
We hope IL win be reprinted again and again.
A more devoted worker for the cause never
existed. He had a strong physique as the
frontispiece portrait in this volume serves TO re-
mind us. and he had a robust faith 10 sustain
him through innumerable dark hours. He met
obstacles IN his benehceut career by which
many good man might have been daunted. but
ne conquered them. II strength Of body and
soul enabled him 10 do this, his success owed
much also 20 deep resources OF sympathy, 10
clear thinking IN a field where that virtue does
not always abound, and 10 unfailing sense
of humor. IL he rejoioed over the awakening OF
a Christian spirit IN one Of his Indian charges,
he was also delighted when he encountered
some merely human and wholesome traits. Ind
fans have reverence for Law" he says. and
ne likes 10 prove II when he can. He considers
them keen Judges of character, and does not
hesitate 20 illustrate his opinion with a story
placing one white man at least IN dubious
light An Unscrupulous lawyer, who was en-
ployed by an Indian 10 draw up some papers,
on accepting payment OF his fee demurred 70
giving the receipt asked for by his client He
protested that a receipt would not be neces-
sary. But the Indian insisted and when ques-
toned as TO his anxiety about the matter. re
piled; 'Snce becoming a Christian ! have been
very careful in all my dealings that ] may be
ready for the judgment, and when that day
comes don't want TO take the time 10 go 10 the
bad place 10 get my receipt from you" We
can imagine the good Bishop smiling over this
episode He always genial in his outlook
upon life swift To Indignation when occasion
arose. but moved from FIRST 10 last by a kind
ling faith in the fulhlment OF Gods purposes
and in the essential rectitude Of mankind. He
labored long and happily. and his is happy
book.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08
OPIUM. MORPHINE. LIoTOR.

HARRIS CURED az home OF at sana-
loridmi physicaa's reference. CORE
spondsnce conndeutiaL FRANK KICKER,
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08
OLD GOLD AND SILVER wAarEn

OLD GOLD, silver and platinum bought.
oCh w II TEX & KENNEDY Gold and
Silver Rehners. IS JChn-st Nay-York
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08
urp,c., ROOFING a PAINT co.

---o5-s-s- metal painters. work guaran-
teeS' Telephone s@i4 John. 70 Maiden
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08
MISCELLANEDIS

- IHHhtE A KIND LADY who would give
poor FANNY a second hand carpet? Ad-
dress COLD WEATHER. Roy ~ Trihuna
Uptown ONCE. 1884 Broadway.
mr. Opticlan. ~ East -, Glasses
Sl-OO I'D All work Ruarantae4 TDvaffds
etc. send postal for special examination at
home. Examinations tree
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08

SMITH q ENGEL. reliable LAWYERS aOa
Broadway. Nsw-YOrk: accidents dounes-
tIc difficulties quickly adjusted: consuIta-
tion free
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08
PAwNBEOkEHs' SALES.


CENTRAL AUCTION CO.. NJ. Sheehan.
Oct. s-By A We'll a Co. 2z47 3d-ave-.
tlAIlohdS' az mo- Ie%elTy. etc. pledged previous
Oct S--By NJ. Bernstein. 27s West 125th-
- ciothlhE. etc. pledged to Oct l. lBOl !,
also also N9s- - Sa2 and %. 100: also l. David
uoN. Sl' oth-ave, clothing TO oct. 1901
Oct BY J. H. koplik & Co., l38 Park
~ nov. dldiAonds Jewelry- etc, goods pledged
Oct. 9-By Fitzsimmons & FuIIam. 272
Broadway. Br'kiyn, clothing 70 Oct 1. 1901
oct. lO-By ii. McAleenan. 1874 shave,
diamonds. watches. jewelry. etc. pledged 10
oct l. 1901. and all goods held over.
Oct lO-By u. Lavery. 594 9th-ave..
clothing pledged to Oct. l. 1901
oct l@-By H. McAleenan. 1880 Broad
way. diamonds. watches. jewelrys gOOds OF
every description pledges Nos. 1 10 1000
in 1891. and aOIdovers
Oct. l3-By r. simpson & Co.. 1916 Bow
cry. clothing. etc. pledged 10 oct. !. 1901
oct. li-By r. simpson & Co.. l95 Bow
cry. diamonds. watches. Jewelry, etc.
pledged 70 No. 21.O00. Aux. 1. 1901 all
Oct. l4-Jos Levy. successor 70 L
simons. lsS Varick-st.. clothing. to Oct.
oct, BY Fitzsimmons & F,uuam. 27e
Sf3aa~Ay' ;.-.'y' Brooklyn. tewelry' etc. TO OCT
Oct l5-By Estate John simpson. 175
6'"ery. clothing. etc. to Oct. l. lsol-
L / FIKCsKI. AucIionesr. 20 Bowery.
Oct. s-By J. J. FreeI JeweIry
Oct. S-By Ww. Simpson. 81 Park Row,
diamonds. watches. ieweIry and all goods
pledged prior Aug. i5 1901 and all numbers
previous t. 4s. 7O0. and all goods reserved
from previous sales: fine collection viollns.
also fine assortment silverware.
oct 9-By J. Kalmus. Sc 6th-ave.; ; j.
halmus & Son. IFS Sd-ave.. clothing. etc,
pledged prior Sept % 1901; - MI.
Oct 10y William Goltstone - farS
Row. diamonds. watches, jewelry and all
goods pledged prior Sept. 30 1901
Oct lS-By NJ Simons & son. % Hester
ST.. diamonds. watches. tewelry, all goods
prior Aug l. 1901. from No. $500 to No
Mayer. Hoboken-Jewelry. diamonds. etc.
oct i3-By J. J. Fuilau. $50 lOth-ave..
cl3thinE. etc. prior Oct 3. 1901.
oct. 14-By j. Goltschmidt. 1877 2d-ave.:
J T.. Fruhauf. S60 Bawery. diamonds.
watches. 1ewelry. all goods prior Oct T. .01.
oct l-N. & z Bruckhelmer, ?. los 3D.
ave. clothing. etc. pledged prior oct 4. 'Ol.
Oct 15-By VIM. simpson q Co, Isl
Bowery. diamonds. watches. iewelry. all
goods prior July I. 'O1, u No. S6.0o5. and
all older dates.
ELI sOBEI. Auct. ss Bovery. sells all
goods pledged to Oct. 1. 1901
Oct S-Clothing. Kory Bros. Brooklyn.
oct e-JeweIry, F. Morris. 735 3d-ave.
oct 13-Clothi1g. dresses. shoes. etc. J.
A Weaver. 5i2 Vest 5Tth-st
OCT lt-Cl1thing dresses. shoes. etc. S.
Wronker 4 Son. 1887 ist-ave.
JOS sHONGOOD 8 SOY. Aucta
SaiesruCms. No. - Bowery.
Oct. S-Meu's ant wOmeu's clothing. etc.
X s Isaars. . AIS sth-ayc
oct 9-Men's and womcu's clothing. etc.
IT. 81 q. Lang. i2O Avenue C..
oct 3-JeKelry. watches. diamonds, etc.
pledged % oct . 1901. B. Fox. - shave
oet i3-C15thing; n NJ Wolfe J. city.
oct f4-C1ofhinE. etc. pledged 20 oct. g.
1901 r. SlIberstein's Sons. 70 6th-ave. Sil-
berSfein Bros . E57 shave
OFT 14-Jew-irv. etc: 4. Freunf 1888
- ave- u VI Riuaido $50 7d-avc.
s4AMPOOISC MsnIcurtnx. RIrhter'. su-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08
HkLP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
Male
ADVERTISING CANEASSERs on standard
publication Of well known daily news
paper. commission. Address. with refer
ences r.. sor IS Tribune once.
A GOOD OPPORTUNITY
Tor good men. We place competent men IN
hSh grade positions. such as managers.
-ecretarles treasuregs. superintg ndents. etc.
~ Nrtre f0r. plan and booklet. registration for
business men. high grade only. THE HAP
GOOD BUREAU. Room $40. go Broadway
ATTENTION. Men wanted BY doing an
easy work You can travel to England tor
-, s.. Germany $40. and south Africa $25.
return passage. Apply ATLANTIC SHIP
FlN1 or l' r. 10 FIRST street New York.
ADVERTISING SOLICITOR. daily news
payer. 20 work on classified adV-rttsiug :.
salary and commission. Address HUSTLER
Box l3. Tribune once
CIRCULAR DIsTttIBJ TOK4-S5 Der fo,o:
pay advanced, no cdnyassing pI~TRIBU-
TORS NATIONAL UNION. Cincinnati.
UPHOLSTERER~- Three on furniture:
come ready FOR work, good wages.
ROWE. Cedarhurst. Long Island
MEN WANTED Steady work. Baltinore
oyster boat. wages Sl3 To SIS. expenses
IvaIr-d- ii3 lst st
WANT ED Energetic men 20 represent an
old established Accident and Sickness COR
porauon. liberal Inducements offered Ad-
dress EDWIN Il QTACKENHt-S Cen
'rtl Manager. ~ Nassau St. New-York
WAN ED 1ompe, ,ent railroad machinists
boilermakers and biacksmiths for out ~
town good wages. Apply between a. m
and o. m. 20 4. : WEBSTER f- No.
sr near Stone room IL
So WEEKLY copying letters at home
elmer .rN S-nd stamp for particulars.
hing MFG. 80 2fS Warren ave 1'hfcs,,,
WANTED Two educated men OF busl-
ness abllity and integrity. ~ answer In
Quirie-- weekly salary or guaranty paid
vs. rite. giving axe. references and details
as 20 qualifications pOpD MEAD 4 "a.
New York
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08
MAGItINEHY.

wood and iron working rnacbfnes- s,1iiv
guaranteed. machinery bought and ex-
changed GEO r. EDDY, 9ss Nadlson-sr
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08

LOST.
BASKBOOK No. AZ. .O23 OF the Union Dime
savings Institution Is missing Any per
soa having a claim 10 Il Is hereby called
upon 10 present the same Withtn ten ddNs
or submit 20 having said passbook cancelled
an new one q sued.
LOST .-BAnkbook No. 334. 40 on Dry Dock
Savings Bank AnV person having claims
upon said book Is called upon TO present the
same 10 the bank within thirty DAYS, or the
said book will be declared cancelled ana eA-
tinEuished and a new one issued IN heu
thereof
LOST.-BankbOok No. 365 $50 on Dry DOCK
Savings Bank ANY person having claims
uDOn said book is called upon 70 present ne
same 70 the bank within thirty days OF the
said book Will be declared cancelled ana eN-
thereof.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08
LAWYERS.

WILLS. legacies damages for personal in
iurtes, estates. contracts. cousulfafior
free EDWARD w. BREMEN. Room ~
III Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
DREssMAkIN8.

DRESSMAkIN8.
A A-A--A--SsaL garments and othe- dne
furs repaired. re1y-I alI reIa11el-eI .uJ-
lt'Fs- H.J te a. vAeegriuua-'s Iowa pri
ladies aalt-L .u a. ,.rl- rrs4lsUrss. Mrs
T. j. BARKER. no West asrg-st-. late
Ni'E - o. F4H-l-l.- sons. ufl-t.--
Ct>IAk and uEF-~liAk -NI kinds ~
Earuer-s altered into latest sfl 's.- rresi
unrz estimates given bone ~ erred
GRElE f@I West --d-st
DRESS MAKER. artistic. thorough. highest
reference. desires vrEagamrars l4F cr
week. r.fy country Address THDEDJGH
Tribune Uptown once 1854 Broadway.
DRESSNfAk f.H wishes fes more -4-t,mers
AZ home ,r oar ubSNER. 1'N West
l@itn-st
pitf~-N hlt. ans SEAMS lt.t-5- Won
a. hF t4F ~ Heva good. terms reason
able. reference Fff Wee ffrr -f
~EAL.~EfS GARMENTS remad-Il-d. re-
tNrt made over into fashionable raTes.
rn..arrtt-s arI Jackets. sleeves altered.
collars res-apci. home or day GREIG. t3l
N $50 --I-sr
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08
soARD AND ROOMS.

A-At-A,-ATTENTIoN'
Attractive f0ors. suites with private PAIN
Uirb Or without board. single rooms. DOC
tors offces. ali desirable local9ns. ms hlsnsS'
= a. LELAND a. co.
> N est 33d-st.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08
GoLn 4 ruR>rrrHE nEGrU.DING.

REGiLDING. Picture Frames Fancy Fur
nlture Pieces Gold Leaf suar ahterd-
Reasonable charge. Largest assortment
gold chaits GOLD ~ RNITURE MANI
FACTU Rt2RS. - Sixth Avenue. opposite
r ghth Street
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08

SHAMPOOISG. ManicurinK: Rlrhter's su-
psrior hair tonic, satisfaction guaranteed
\ RICHTER. 20 East 2ist-st. home or
out
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08
BUSINESS CHANCES.

FIRST MORTGAGE $50 desirable lots.
for sale al liberal discount. advertiser
recurring funds for business. For particu-
lars address VastoftCe Box 165 Brooklyn.
PRDSPECTDR for gold wants capital for
eNplors ton fu south America Address
" C. BOX lu Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08
THE ROOF MAINTENANCE 40.

ROOFS kept in repair by the year az nom
iEal cost cutters and leaders put up
Ilg West t2lth 81.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08

- =, s-TI-LT -Il1ou1s with board and special
trea1Uent In private sauitarium. IN CITY /.
resident physician For terms. etc. a11Iess 1,l
MEpICIS. Box 70. Tribune Uptown OluSS'
36f Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08

ELI SOBEI. Auct eS Bowery. sells al
goods pledged 70 Oct l. 1901
Oct S-CIothinE. Kory Bros. Brooklyn
Oct e-JeweIry. F. Morris. 735 3d-ave.
Oct 13-Clothlag. dresses. shoes. etc. J.
A Weaver. 5i2 Vest 5Tth-st
oct I-CI1thing dresses. shoes etc. s.
Wronker a Son s3T fst-ave
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08
FOR SALE.

So. SO 20L0 GLASSES Sf.
THIS WEEK our opticians Will examine
your eyes FREE and sell YOU q pair OF 81 50
GOLD GLASSES FOR 81 Warranted
years N0r will never have this chance
sFain. EEENE OPTICAL Co $50
BROADWAY. NEW YORK. Hours. 70
6 Saturdays included. Glasses made and
repaired
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08

JAPANESE CHEF desires position: hixhsst
family only ten years referencsz r.
TAMA. 5s4 Coluuhus-ave
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08
COPENHAGEN INSTITUTE.

TREATMENT Tor Rheumatism by T r..
THALAlA. 30 West 52d-st-. also Hair and
scalp Trea tuent.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08

lights AND SHADOWS OF A LONG EPlSCO-
PATE Being R,miniscences and Recolectons
OF tho Rirhf Rev Henry Benjamin Mhlpple.
D.. ID. IL. d.. Bishop of Minnesota With For-
trait ~ the Author. and Other Illustrations.
~. m. 81 Ii rLa MACMILLAN Lnmnan4
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08

81 sLBANs. : EAST Slsr-SI;;
bstTs- doctors oflcs. dining room parlor
door. electric light, eNceilsht 'aOle O'aIu-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08
BOARD WANTED

WANTED Board. by young lady. between
2Dth and Ionth SIS. West, kindly mention
rates and direct 20 NJ MAURICE. l.23O
Amsterdam
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08

LhEDLORDs. ATTENTION.
YOUR ROOMS ,aDered. wall paper anc
work s. estimates on largest cenlIaGts ..
PARTING and paper hanging. AMEhlS-NN
WALLPAPER co. 453 Lexington IeIe-
phone 2s4lA 3sJh-st.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08

SECRETARY, useful companion or any
,osifion OF trust by lady OF education
ana refnement; good reader; thorough
houseSeeper; capable OF taking entire
charge: highest references as 20 ability and
cbarscfer Address CAPABLE. BOX o.
Tribune Uptown Once. 1854 Broadway
VISITING S.-Private lessons
English literature. rhetoric, grammar,
r,a,bematics by former high school
teacher: best city references. Miss NTE. IS
West 21st-st.
WANTED.-POsition IN advertising depart
rnent as assistant or manager, by expert
encad business woman. who Is also stenoS
rapher. Address MIS-. br@-Nfsbi'A 49,
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08

5OTH 81. = Wt-I---f'o"m7 WIN D'1I4'
references
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08

USEFUL MANY Swede around gentle
mans place or farm work. tn SVEN
SON. care OF Anderson. 800 Atlantic-aVs..
Brooklyn. y. y.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08

CHAMBERMAID. &c--ENperienced gin a.
Chambermaid and waitress In small pri-
vate family III West 32d-st-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08

IL EAST atTH-ST.-Near AadiSoh % square
fsrvs and small rOoms with board. feI-
ereEctS-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
ST.. @'S
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
21i East 41t-st First class dorlestics are
supplied. also waIsgiUE ho-~skr-psrs. ma
irons z1Etrue=ses tutors etc.
COOK YOUNG Frrurlwoma1. excellent
cook. Vtr5 clean and industrious. wages
$50. four years. reference. JACgFIN'S
Bureau. fu. tfh-aF--. S5rG-st
FIRST class swedish ue.4. male and f4-
male. ar SAMPSON a. NELSON'S 4fc
4tt ave. Telephone .. -13 Madison Square
AFRO AMERICAN INSTITUTE. 334 West
a3f. ST.. supplies only reliable help. white
Hnf c1Iarrt male OF female :or an d0m-s-
fI. ra4ItfHr.-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO.
Cleans b compressed air. steam. hand or
On moor. i.55~ Broadway. s2i East fsih-sL
COZ 4 BRANDT. Tel 49, 3Sth
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08

forts. Or refined gentleman. reference
NELSON.
SD ST. 30 rs rSr. - Beautifully furnished
large room. with dressing room. bath on
-aWe foor. also smaller room. rent reason
able u.Tfect tu1ruendenCe
18TH 7r.. -r~ NEST.-Large. nicely fur
utsheI room. running water. also hall
room gentlemen preferred. reference.
LARGE FRONT ROOM and private bath.
gentlemen only. - West 3Sth-st
n EAST 44TH ST Nicely furnished yarge
sunny room. connecting bath private
family. gentleman
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08

NASSFT- r. ENueriencei. Sweiisn 80
i,.. ,rs-slIer win reliable physicians ~.
r,ri,-ets patfents. references. viii E've SNSs.-~
izh massage az residences. or act - ,roS
or travelling companion. Address dOHDO-''
t56 3.f-ave
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08
CARPET CLEANING.

.. & j. Wy. WILLIAMS
SE3 |. 54TH ST. d6ia%sa.. dsi; aSs
CARPET CLEhNI:G- Established iSTa
New-York tribune., 1902-10-08

COACHMAN.-By young married man.
thorough horseman good. careful driver:
honest sober and willing: furnish Al
references: country place preferred; can
call any evening after q. SAGE. no East
SD 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-28
ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF SUNSHINE.

Mrs. Lucy Thomas Guild, of Cuba n. Y has
given account of the sunshine that specially
cheered the lives Of invalid children in whom
her to thank all the T. S. S. members who have
remembered her sweetly and generously with
letters. books, picture calendar, magazines and
other gifts The letters especially revela-
uon 10 her. and have awakened in her family a
desire to become active workers in society
and to do something for others. She has answered
nearly all who gave addresses and thanked them
Is proving blessing In her life
The little boy. Ivan Moses, who was so seriously
injured, has also been kindly remembered He re-
ceived two packages through the general office
One contained a child's magazine and kindergarten
work and the other beautiful books. a
pyramid of boxes and box OF fine bonbOns. The
latter package bought by a Connecticut men,
man Williams sent three books and puzzle pictures
another package contained n picture book a
Kaleidoscope. nightingale whistle etc: game of
Tiddledewinks came from little boy at Carlton
w Brown of Norwalk. Conn. He had the I'M
speakable joy OF opening the nine packages re-
ceived, and the 81 sent through the T. S. s. will
probably in the end go toward the doctors BILL but
fortune all his own. After looking at IT for some
time he placed IL in the envelope. called for
box to put II in and then asked his mother Ito
put II IN the bottom of trunk under everything 4"
tokens OF kindness have been to that poor family
and the mother sends her grateful thanks to every
contributor. l doing the little 1 can, but ever
in my heart Is the wish to do more"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-28

one worries for fear of want in old age Our citi-
Gems feel confident that il given health strength
they living until the age OF sixty and
they know that after that they will be provided
generously by the State. and that. while enjoying
such provision in whatever way best suits their
fancy. they will also. instead OF suffering the
shame and ignouiuy which State wards in other
countries experience enjoy the added distinction of
honored citizenship. which, is regarded by all of our
citizens real and well earned honor
you must have very nearly revolutionized human
nature in your country" / said.
For another moment the Carnegfan preserved Sd
lence, and then said: Well. have and we
haven't ] think our human nature Is not so very
different from yours. after all And in saying
that / mean that ! think mankind at large are
much more deeply in love with good than they
know. / believe at heart man loves fairness and
wishes his neighbOr well. but that under false
social and Industrial system he finds himself per-
picked and bafled. I believe he loves the Golden
Rule laid down by that white SOuled Teacher of
Galilee. but knows not how put 1t into practical
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-28
WELL KEPT HANDS.

Over my sink two bottles and a nah cleaner.
One bottle contains five parts OF lemon juice to
one OF alcohol, which will keep indefinitely. The
other contains the following lotion: One fourth of
an OF gum tragacanth added TO one pint of
rain water which has stood three days then one
ounce each of alcohol glycerine and witch hazel.
also a little good faint perfume. After washing
dishes or preparing vegetables 1 apply little OF
the lemon Juice, then the lotion and in q moment
my hands are dry. soft and very smooth. All stains
easily. The time required is two min
utes This process repeated FIVE or six times daily
will certainly repay housekeepers what is there
indicative OF refinement than well kept hands ?
Then. too, the expense of these lotions is COMPARE
lively nothing. Be sure to have them in a handy
place-(Woman's Home Companion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-28
THE NoRTHFIELD CONFERENCES.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rR1BUSEI


East Mortified. Mass, July 27.-In spite OF the
torrents Of rain which swept the Connecticut
valley this morning large audience from the
Mortified Summer Bible School gathered for
morning worship in the Trinitarfan Congregational
Church The Rev. DR.. Arthur L. Thompson. OF
Jersey City. occupied the pulpit Dr. Thompson.
with his family is spending his vacation with
KenjOckety Lodge. on Strawbridge HILL back of
the Auditorium He the first to build a cot
tage in the locality. which fast becoming filed
up with summer residences. DR.. Thompson took
his text from Corinthians. ii. q For deter
mined not to know anything. among you. save
Jesus Christ and him crucifed-" Among other
things he said:
The question is often asked to what Paul
actually meant by the words OF the text. Many
people think that Paul would not speak any
topic but religion Paul. however, was not that
to talk about scenery TO talk about business. but
he made il point to bring Christ and his personal
relationship 10 Him into every conversation
DR.. Thompson referred to the spirit of self-in-
terest prevalent, saying:
further his ends. He will patrOnize art
gallery II his interest will be furthered- He will
give to charity If he thinks there is
thing i'm himself This spirit IS furthest from
know only Christ and Him crucihed.
The notices for the week are as follows: Monday.
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday evening Dr.
George F. Pentecost. of Yonkers. n. Y, continues
his series of lectures. The Rev. G. Campbell Nor
a. m On Friday evening the August confer DIP
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