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The evening Republican., 1902-07-07
JOHN LEMON
ON TRIAL.

This was the day set for the tria
Of John Lemon on the charge o
falsely securing naturalization paper
! for a number OF Italians. At II. A
o'clock Lemon had not arrived il
court when it was opened but did 81
| few minutes later.
Thomas J. Stevenson, John T.
johnson, II. B. Wright. Wm. NJ
Hazel, James NJ. Shakespeare, James
II. Baton, Il. Allen Hilles, Leroy
Tindall, Alfred G. Cox. Samuel NJ.
Haman, Clerk Mensch, A. S. Nau.
dain were drawn as the jury. Mr..
Ball drew attention to Clark Mensch
who is inspector of the rural mail
routes In Kent and he was excused
from any further attendance at
court Joseph Smithers took his
place.
Mr.. Richards here raised the point
as to whether the defendant was to be
tried fer felony or a misdemeanor,
: The defence challenged Mr.. Cox and
Charles H. Lane was called. District
Attorney Byrne said the charge
against Lemon was a violation Of
section 1896 of the United States Re-
yised statues. The law relating to
the naturalization Of aliens makes
the penalty from one to five years
imprisonment and a fine of $1,000. In
addressing the jury he said that the
evidence would show that the law
had been violated.
On January q last the defendant
appeared in the court in support of
an application OF Petro Torrilo swore
that Torrillo had lived one year in
the state Of Delaware.
Evidence will be adduced that
Petro Torrillo has lived in Avondale,
Pa, that he has lived there since
and that the defendant recklessly
misled the court to grant natulali-
cation to Petro Torrillo.
Deputy Clerk of the Court, VIM.
G. Mahaffy was the first witness
called for the prosecution. He pro.
duced the application OF Petro Tor
rillo and the affidavit of Giavonni
Pelallcchio alias John Lemon. He
swore the two men to the affidavit |
on January 81.
Mr.. Richards objected to the ad-
mission of the certificate of natur-
alzation and Judge Bradford sus-
tanned the objection. Mr.. Byrne
asked in how many cases did Lemon
appear as voucher during the year.
Mr.. Richards objected. Mr., Byrne
claimed that the various times went
to show the understanding of the
English language by this defend
ant.
In cross examination by J. Frank
Bail. Mr.. Mahatfy said he had no
recollection of this particular case
beyond that on the attidav;ts.
John J. Williamson testified that
Petro had been employed in the
luarries at Avondale. The man
had worked off and on there for
of years. He has resided
in Avondale since 1899.
Martin Lane FARRELL, Thomas Cor.
day, were returned as non est; W.
r. Collins and James G. Shaw, were
excused.
District Attorney Bryne. stated
that the eight cases against Lemon,
would be tried sevlatum. Judge
Brad ford ordered the jury Ic he
lrawn.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-07
Fire In New York

New York. July "A fire at 500
Broadway near Prince street, today
caused a loss OF &lO0, 600. A fireman
fell one story with falling roof and
was 50 badly hurt he had to be taken
to hospital.
The fire was in 4 fvc.slory build
ing ard it DESTROYED The three upper
loors. Ihey were occupied by l..
Wolf, leathcrS, and Oppcnheimcr &
LInnUrg, hats
The evening Republican., 1902-07-07

The Rev. George N. Trull, pastor
Of East Lake Presbyterian Church,
has returned from trip through the
West.
There was a large number OF visi-
tors from Philadelphia yesterday who
came here on the Wilmington Steam
boat Cumpany's boats.
Governor Hum and Insurance
Commissioner Marshall are in town
to-day.
Mr.. Frederick NJ. Book has return.
ed home from Lancaster,
The evening Republican., 1902-07-07
Chancery Court

The conrt of Chancery was in
session this morning in the County
Court room. The Equitable Guar.
antee & Trust Company was ap
pointed trustee in place Of DR.. Dun.
lap in the estate of Maria Looney.
Armor Clayton, was appointed ex.
aminer to take testimony in the case
Of Brandywine Springs Railway
COMPANY vs.. the Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroa
Company.
Chas. G. Guyer was appointed to
take take testimony in the case of
Richard T. Buckinham VS. Maria S.
Morrison. The case of Absalom
Condery VS. Thos. o. Cooper and
VIM. S. Thompson was being az
gued when court took a recess until
this afternoon
The evening Republican., 1902-07-07
He'd Seven PAIRS of pantS

Sergeant Eugene McDermott and
officer Shields arrested William
llanneIl yesterday. lie had seven
pairs OF new pants in his possession
which he said he purchased from a
stranger at Gray's Ferry en- Satur-
day night. lie tried to sell the pants
along the coast yes terday and was
arrested. Detective Jones is invest.
eating the case as lhe believes they
were taken from Il freight car.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-07
Second Annual Fair.

The second annual fair under the
auspices of Pomona Grange of New
Castle County will be held at Bran
dywine Springs on August 81, %.
o. w. Eastburn of Mill Creek hun
dred is chairman of the committee
in charge of the arrangements and
that is a guarantee that the fair
will bea grand success. The far
mers of New Castle County will
show a deeper interest in the fair
this season than they did last year.
The occasion means q grand fam.
lily reunion and an excursion and
picnic for the farmers and their
families after the harvest. The
business men of Wilmington will
donate prizes and the rivalry startI
ed last year will co ltinue. Tba
farmers wives and d dlughters will
have exhibits of preserves, needle
work and painting.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-07
ENJoYAuLE DAYS OUTING.

The Chestnut Leaf Social Of Bran
dyWlne spent an enjoyable day at
McEarlamd's '1rpve on July 4.
AF'ng those present Were Mr.
and Mrs, Fouik, Mrs, Beyellc, MIR,
and Mrs. Chambers, Lucy Wilt,
banks Bessie Joyce, Emily and Jen :
III" Mckee, cieorg", William and
ia 'ob koIb, EI"ood Orr and Mr..
prieStIy.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-07
EycursiOn Anu Snorts

Calvary Episcopal Church, will
take an excursion to National Park,
on Thursday Special Arrangements
have been made TO hold sports at the
Park un that day, and any ole who
goes on the eXcurs!pns can enter The
sports. The events will be lOV, 22O,
44O and $50 yard da,hes, relay race
apd runuing broad jump. These will
also be a base ball game between the
married and single men.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-07
FARM HANDS
:
in KANSAS;

Delaware farmers are kicking over
the scarcity OF farm hands but out in
Kansas they have a glorious time. A
letter from there says;
The big Kansas wheat harvest has
not been without its amusing feat
ures. Owing. perhaps, to the fact
that 1t was little like Jersey
peach crop--heralded as ruined and
turning out the reverse harvest
hands are so scarce that not a few
farmers nave felt like resorting to
the expedient of the Pratt Counuv
man and offering their daughters as
wives to the best laborers In Ellis
worth County, for instance it turned
out that those who answered calls
for help had no experience and
thought that the machines would do
all the work and the men drew their
So day. The result was that at the
close of the second OF third day many
Of the picnic hunters found them.
selves completely tagged out, with
neither the abili ty nor the ambition
to continue the work. This brought
trouble and disappointment to tho
farmers, as it placed them under the
necessity of looking for competent
help right at the time when they
were in most urgent need and when
it was hardest to get. AS a rule,
though, most OF the men 'stand up
to the rack as the farmers put it
in good shape.
In many cases, too, the men, after
promising to work and living on tho
farmers for some time. have dis
appeared just as the actual labor
began. A Rice County farmer board
ed couple Of these "hefore harve :
hands" for four days, feeding them
on the fat of the land. He gave
them money with which to buy TO-
bacco, but two days before the ma
chimes we're to be but in the fields
they left. A farmer In Pratt Coun-
ty entertained six men for over
week. lie furnished them with smok-
ing and chewing tobacco. The fell
lows rugged up hammock, ate three
square meals a day, fshed in tho
farmers pond sold the fish in the
town, and had the most
delightful kind Of a Summer picnic.
Monday morning the machines were
to have been put In the field. When
breakfast was called no hands appear.
ed. On investigation, it was found
that every one had left the place
1urirg the night
In Summer County wOuld.be
employer. took drunken man home,
'obcred him and put him to work in
yhe harvest field. The farmer hap.
oened to drop into police court in
wellington when justice was being
dispensed In the usual and ready
manner peculiar to courts of this
'lass, and plain drunk was engross.
ng the attention Of the court. Tho
nan had no money, and the Judge
vas just on the point of sending him
% the rock pile, when the farmer
poke up: 'Judge' he said, "if
'ou'll turn that feller over to me, I'll
see that he doesn't git into any moro
GRAPES for while. need harvest
lands mighty bad just now" All
ight," answered the Judge. "Tako
lin along and keep him straight II
ou can. An officer assisted the man
ut to the farmers wagon. and after
exertion, the drunk was
cadcd. But after being placed in
he wagon the he became obstreDer-
U.S. and the farmer found Unnecessary
o throw him down in the WAGON
nd sit on him in order to keep him
rom jumping out. In this manner
e made the trip home, and was tho
nvy Of all the farmers he met on the
Oad
The evening Republican., 1902-07-07
PERSONAL
MENTION
ENTERTAINED FRIENDS.

The Misses Lettie and Mary Light
body gave a delightful entertain
ment to their friends On last Thurs
day evening at the home of their
aunt, Mrs. James Morrow, No. 1926
Mcdowell street.
A magnificent time was spent in
singing, dancing and other amuse-
ments, abundance OF ice cream, cake
many kinds of fruit and other good
things We're refreshing and cooling
events of the evening. Music was
furnished by the Orange Orchestra
under the leadership Of James G.
McRobertS.
Among those present were James
Morrow and wife, Fred Patton and
wife, James c McRoberts and wife,
Thomas Wharry and wife, Sir Rob
ert and Mrs. Magee, Misses Lettie
and Mary Lfghtboly, Dora Wilson,
Maggie Davidson, Nellie Row, Sa-
rah J. Gardiner, Lettie Burns, Isa
bella Dunleavy, Messrs. Samuel
Glllen, David McHenry, Jr., James
Gilien, Bob MCCiee, George Wright
Edgar Laker, Andrew Elgar and
John the poet. who described the
event as follows:
Laker played the fiddle,
McHenry beat the drum,
Patton playel the tamboureen, ,
sam Gillen danced and sung, /
Tom Wharry played the cordeon. ,
Sir Robert blew the horn,
There never was the like of it,
Since Adam first was born.
McRober1s tinklel at the bell,
Morrow sang sweet refrain,
The band played Annie Laurie
Will we ever meet again.
III robes Of white like angels,
The ladies looked So fair,
| never will forget it,
50 glad that | WAS there
The evening Republican., 1902-07-07
At ATLA%TIC CITY, y. j.

Hotel Wellington X. G. Tolmic,
q. ". Fleming, John Grant, T. II.
Zane, Miss Elizabeth Carlisle.
Ponce dc Leon Colonel Thomas
Gilbert.
William II. Lockyer, the mer-
chant tailor, accompanied by his
wife, are visiting at Atlantic City.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-07
TIE WEATHER.

In the Middle States and New Eng
land to day fair to partly cloudy,
and warmer with south casterly
winds.
On Tuesday, fair and warmer
weather, will prevail with westerly
winds.
On wednesday clear weather
will prevail, with slight temperature
changes.
The thermometer at W. c. Taylor's
drug store 3o2 King street today reg.
istcred as follows:
7 7o'cloCk 10 O'Clock lo'clock
70 Is 50
The evening Republican., 1902-07-07
Lightning X He'd Two Cows

During the storm on Saturday
night last, lightning struck The toll
gate on the Concord Pike. Benjamin
htwelI, who was standing near by
was knocked down and stunned
Two COWS we're killed by lightning
On farm several miles up the Pike,
The evening Republican., 1902-07-07
AIiI}y1T HANKS.

Charles a. Abbott, Of Milford,
and Miss Margaret Banks, Of AL
tpona, We're married at the parson-
age Of AsbUry Church, by Rev. Ii.
:. Duiaucy on Saturday evening.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-07

Clerk Roberts of the Department
of Elections this morning sent out
the Commissions to the registrators.
Clerk of the Peace Quigley will
keep his Office open on next Satur-
day until 9 p. m. SO that the regis
trars can qualify.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-07
G.&R,II$ -TSlT,Gi5E.

Reuben r. GArwn, Of this city,
and Miss Anne E. U.rltpu, OF Phil.
ai"lpinH. were nIarmci 1T AsbuI1'
parsonage on Saturday Afternoon,
by Rev. II. :. DuIauey.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-07
Asbury Cali

The official board and Epworth
League cabinet of Asbury Church are
requested to meet in Asbury lecture
room this evening. Bring your bus.
band or wife US the case may be.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-07
Fight ever Keg Of Beer

West Chester, Pa. July G.--Joh.
Melton, colored, ~ years old, Of
CoatesviIle, Is in critical condition
at the Chester County Hospital, with
a bullet wound in his thigh as The re-
suit Of fight over keg Of beer at
his house last night. 1t Is alleged
that the shooting was done byanegro
known as Gaus, who recently came
here from Virginia.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-07
Did While Seeking Land Of Health


Within sight OF the land which she
had journeyed 5000 miles 10 sec and
where, she fondly hoped to find life
instead Of death, Miss A. f.. Hart.
shorn, a cabin passenger on the lIav.
crford, died early yesterday morning
as the vessel entered the Delaware
Breakwater at early daybreak.
Miss Hartshorn was a resident of
Manchester, England. and for some
time had been sufferer from pul.
monary trouble. Hoping that sea
voyage would benefit her and that
perhaps eventually she would regain
health and strength in the change of
climate and country, she embarked
on the liaverford at Liverpool, to visit
her Sister, who lives in Manavunk,
and whom she had not seen for sever.
al years.
The body was taken off at the
Quarantine Station at Reedy Island,
according to the maritime rcgula-
tions
Fell and Josephs will sell out their
coal business on Wednesday, and
retire from the business.
William d. Griffith and family left
TO day to spend the summer at Bran.
dywine Summit.
John Walschmidt has a young son
which he has named after him.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-07
In Mill Geek Hundred

The Republicans of Mill Creek
hundred are open in their assertion
that the man from that hundred to
60 to the Legislature, must be a
good one. Accordingly they propose
to nominate William Eastburn, 0:
Union. He IS leading farmer OF
Mill Creek and his allegiance to tho
Republican party wasncverquestion.
ed.
James M. Shakespeare few days
ago incidentally shelcd an car OF
wheat and found 81 grains. That
was pretty good for 1902, when the
farmers were fearful Of the crop,
But after all 1t takes good farmer
on a good farm to raise good crops
like Mr.. Shakespeare.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-07
Engineer Resigns

L. Scott Shilling has been appoint
ed night engineer at the workhouse
to succeed George NJ. Prescott re.
signed. Mr.. Shilling is an electrical
eng ineer and will prove a valuable
man at the workhouSe.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-07

Suits and small lots in all
sizes at ono-half price.
Mems Suits - 80 to $50
that were = to $500.
Boys Long Pants Suits
$50 to s., that were s.
80 so. Little Boys Suits
$40 to - -, that were
300 to 500.
10 per cent. off regular
stock except Sergcs, Thin
Goods and Black Clays.
About 200 pairs of finest
Rns-ct Shoes at onc-prico
$50 to $3, for our $500,
$3.50, S4,S5 and SG Shoes.
Great bargains in Furnish
ings and Straw Hats. 1t
will pay you to come right
away and make good selec-
tons
JAS, T. MULLIN & SONS
6!h aad Maske. Whining, on
The evening Republican., 1902-07-07
Bu glars FEARED no Ala II

Media ]uly e. Knowing the bur
clar alarm was turned Of On account
Of Illness, thieves forced an entrance
into the residence Of Dr. Casper Nil.
Ter, at WaIlln5forI carly THIS morn.
Ing.
A hole was bored IN a door suM-
GientIy large TO admit Il hand which
turned the key. A quantity Of Sill
vcrware and clothing was purIuincd
Money was evidently tie object, and
the burglars took their time search.
Ing without success, and escaped
The evening Republican., 1902-07-07
DEATHS,

COLEMAN-on July 9TH, 1902. Martha j..
b wife of Charles Coleman. in the 63d year of
I her age.
Relatives and friends arc invited to attend
the funeral from the residence of her hus
band, No 725 Il. 7th street. on W edneslay
afternoon. at 2 o'clock. lnterment RivcrvieW
cemetery.
Elkton papers please copy.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-07
Funeral SERVICES

The funeral OF George NJ Gala.
CHER took place this atlcrnOon from
bis late residence, corner Of IIigh.
!eenth and Washington streets.
Hc was IN his 18th year and father
OF John. Frank, Robert Gallagher
and Mrs. Julia Adarr. Intcrment
was made in the Wilmington aud
BraDdywine Gene terry.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-07

NJ oIlCE.THE EbTOCkHOI.DEi;s OF THN
~ Republican Printing ind lubi.hius
company arc requested 10 attend a special
messing GU Tuesday evening. July 18th
jy3 ". SCOTT vEfNON. prvs. Ispk.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-07

The carpenters and painters at
the new Wilmington brewery quit
work this morning because a non
anon painter was put at work The
man was discharged and they re-
turned to work.
william Cox, ice cream manufact.
urer sent supply Of Ice "rcam to
tne patrol station yesterday for
winch the police feel grateful.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-07

Slmm's Comp. Pennyroyal Pills. The
ladies' extraordinary remedy. 30 sure
you get the Comp"
1. By mail Sl.00. 1)6 kIngstreet. 81.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-07
Si.75 Thursday Excursion To Rehoboth
Or Ocean City Nd, Vie Pennsylvania !

Thursday July 10 and II. sl.25
round trip. Special train leaves
Wilmington G.25 a. m.; returning
leaves Ocean City, Nd, 4.5O p. M,
Rehoboth $50 p. IN.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-07
Ht HlI'lltIOWN, HDONT NNITNMDtr 4,
for two weeks.
I Oic Dol ar 10 baltimore Ana K turn
Sunday, July Is, the Baltimore
and Ohm L L Il n.NL 80 u una

=. Sunday, July l5, the Baltimore
and Ohio X. Il, Co. will ran a spec.
ial excursion to Baltimore Special
trains will leave Market st, station
1T S.4o A. NJ, Delaware Avcnuc
Stallion 900 ~, NJ, arriving at
Baltimore 10, IS A. NJ. Returning,
leave Camden station 100 p, NJ.
MI. Roy al station, 7.0o T. NJ. Tick.
cts will b. sold, good OF SPECIAL
trains and good for the day Of
issue only a. the low rate Of one
dollar Tor the round trip. Arrange.
mcnts will be made to handle com
torlabie al, ia irons.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-07
Del ware Notes

= Delm1r Miss Fannie kennnrlv,
daughter OF Captain and Mr.. Geo.
B. kenncrly was married to El-
ward Denis, the ceremony being
performed at the home0f the brides
parents, in Saulabury, Rev. :. J.
Smith officiating. After q wedding
trip to Atlantic City, the bride and
groom will reside III Virginia,
Dover. Dr, Il, Y. Watson, DR..
George W pIeaaantpa uul W!lliam
q. Summons, thrAa we'll known Muu
have gone t. ALASKA, VIII - thay
are interested in the development
of some mining lanl.
Mrs. Jacob Il, klIIeu. who WAS 1T
tackled by her husband with Nh uXn.
is recovering from The assault XII
len Is still in the Dover lal.
Lewes. The new steamship Queen
Caroline, built for the ruH hatWopn
Lewes and Cape May for til. Queen
Anne Railroad, began its regular
trips on Sunday.
Milford. 1t is now understood
that the cncampnout Of the Della
ware National Guard, which was
announced to BE- held a. R4h,both,
will not be held there, bpt instead
at MlddletuWn, about September L,
for two weeks.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-02-09
FOREIGN GOSSIP.

Madrid has a law by which habitual
drunkards have their heads shaved
every four weeks.
OF 52,s3s tons Of coal weighed by
the authorities in London last year
only five tons were found to be short
weight.
The worlds total production Of
mercury is about 1000 tons, valued
at e220 a ton. OF this Great Britain
uses 1000 tons.
or 100 persons convicted in British
courts OF law, 40 receive sentences OF
a week or less, and only per 1000
of more than a year.
An average of 2,09O lives are lost
yearly among British seamen; the
French lose $50; the Germans 400.
and 100 are lost in the United States
ships
A postal card sent from Paris to
Paris via Moscow, Vladivostok and
San Francisco, made the trip around
the world IN so days, at Z cost Of
two cents.
Germnny's navy was born in 1s4s.
1T now consists Of i94 vessels, 16 be-
ing battleships. Three hundred and
sixty thousand men enter the German
army yearly by conseription.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-02-09
Remark ? Cure Of CCoupA Ii
tie Boys Life Saved.

I have a few words to say re-
garding Chamberlaiu's Cough
Remedy. Itsaved nay little boys
l.ee aad I feel that cannot praise
1t enough. / bought a bottle Of II
from A q. Steere of Goodwin, S.
D and when got home with it
the poor baby could hardly
breathe. l gave the medicine as
directed every ten minutes until he
'threg up and fh3n / thought
sure he was going to choke to
death. We had TO pail thu phlegm
out OF his mouth ia great long
strings. am positive that if /
had not gotthat hottie of cough
medicine, my boy woul I not be on
earth 70 lay. Joel Damont, Ia.
wood. I)wa
For sale al the Palace Drug
Store.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-02-09
Does Il Pay 70 Advertise :

A cheap remedy for coughs and
colds Is all right, but you want
something that will relieve and
cure tbe more severe and danger.
Gus results Of throat and lung
troubles. What shall you dol Go
20 a warmer aud more regular cli-
mattel Yes. If possible; II not pos
sibIe for you. then in either case
take the only remedy that has been
introduced in all CIVILIZED couns
tries With success in severe throat
and lang troubles, "Boschee' 8
German syrup 1t not only heals
and stimulates the tissues TO de.
stroy the germ disease, but allays
infamation, causes easy expect0-
ration. gives s good nights rest,
an sures the patient. Try one
bottle. Recoumended many years
by all druggists in the Werld. Get
Green's Prizs AlmaRas. You san
get DR.. Green's reliable remedies
At BrsWR & Gee; Palace Drng
6tsrg RaAiltsn & HaFs.:
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-02-09

Some time sgo my daughter
caught a severe cold. The com
planned oJ pains in her chest and
had c0ng0 gave her Cham
berlain 5 Coudh Remedy accord
dinS to directions aud in two
DAYS she was well and able TO gOto
school. bave used this RENE
dy ia my family for the . est
seven years and have never
knoEn il to fail says James;Pen-
dergast, merchant. AnnatO Bay.
Jaimtsa, West India, Islands.
The pains m the chest Indicated
an approaching attack Of pneumo.
mia, which in this instance was nm
doubiedly waried of by Chamber
laiu's Cough Remedy, II count
acts any tendency Of q cold toward
pneumonia. Sold by the Palace
Drug Store.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-02-09

save ever 80 per eeat. ny insuring your
prsPsru the Naiisaai Swelling House
Inaarsw ompany. asnlna1 lea ~ ere and
ngh@inG 80 in the Missear parners' Ter
hene4a leaa has been n1iwNau& sd pnfa vita
aut telaTs 81 ne eompu =. - ru1uizg
~ years witheNt ~ 81 tlEE-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-02-09

The Mlssa Farmers Tornado Cyclone
a1d Windstoi m Insurance Camnanv i- 49,
Oldest company OF the kind 10 the state. was
Organized over ten years ago and has furnished
insurance Tor less than the interest On tie
Money ,44eael rc41ireo Icr the same insurance By old
line companies Il has also furnished irznr-
ance at less cost than any mutual camparv IL
llla % auT other state. Write CCCHRA
hNoA Ageats = ChicEa1ha l. 2 or IA.
staple, aeorstarg. Rook Pert. Mc.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-02-09
a On lnr Lnmharo.

". c. Williamson, of Amherst,
Va, says; For more than a year
| suffered from lumbago. I finally
tried Chamberlain's Pain Balm
and it gave me entire relief, which
all other remedies had failed to
do" Sold by the Palace Drug
Store.