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The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-10-15

CLAIRvOYANT- Mary J. Wright, M. b. and Clairvoyant, 27 High Street. pr. Wright is the best known clairvoyanf in the State; 27 years in New Haven. Her predictions on health, business. social. never fall. Doctor treats all diseases with or without medicine Consultation free. aaR
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-10-15

Rs' mssass 5esH anarai zsa GrGn without alcohol or oil. Facial or scalp treatment with reliable prepa- rations. Electricity Vapor OF steam baths. Superfluous hair removed without electricity Manicurings Special treatment for tender feet, ,alsd corns and bunions without use oa knife. Office treatment or at resi< dence of patients
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-10-15

BOARDERs WANTED. INVALIDS and elderly people boarded < at 299 George Street oI-7tp
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Mae Schccierc

iom bar tusr frpairr lteres IRA SPAWN, Ring
bones. Curbs, SpllRts % al oaotu 6ovm al
NaItbeo, tarbt FieSe % bGpe ft0oi9 poa 3aane
al SpTroab AZ kendall's SPAWN Cure. Ge
naar aIhrie XII i~aaoaREt 2lltrletr
sHmtoIei 81, 10 etbr. US.
1r =, : esRean 60.
Gentlemen - sra pi fac. at iea CT en-
COB @sp al RinsboaR graOin GHrt % q
BET iltioeH fpyHeeu. Seo bar braat bet mtb
btorr asinItatsr srh noetn aHbeu Wsebietn,
itd bat bruIt lnaeH bar noatuaaus ialt
for tsit ON srt. 9Hbloet fuo Ct e Sris
mrrit. fgT hodtet urr iae 'mIo al 'tuoe
mig toerB Hca. "Sn atbaHoiiHg pm 5tfttR
% bsas Sngbomu's.
snrbtaeuiqh sstrs q %, 9lobtris.
prlS 81; Ser for SIS. Con Ointment fer
Garlutbrne bar Bat iitr TIN Stnt. SpFra 8gres
spp,e'sr sfttr KendalPs SPAWN Cure, italat ''GH If
baRoIlna en- Fifth % StRf sgaseramt, ee3sH
sr fri Sltr Ftr1r I'll
DR. 8. J. KENDALL co. Enosbufs Falls, VI
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BnTrt ne Rfskkruet
F~ttiGsrt af en- proItH eRsRDe<S
8ammclSaaS umcrifauF aipSinppt

WommrINoos o,urrifnuif NiuNiunrr.
I - ~ bs
~"'' ~. ,,,ts, $50
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iig til mer END BEN | Chicago for oper
tppe aar iioen. geo Gbicagobranoen
git &9rbier for n9iten 200 @ilio.
ner Dollars op / &sg. Baltimore Hap
bel meo oct babe euer ialfalb to
Srebieparter al en- iaaoan Sum. Ho-
DIETER, %. o., tabte me1em TO o. tire
Wiaioner peb SIoebrano forIeoen
Dag men gpen ifal ilet life bore
m~isunbelia paa Baltimore, iiges Ser.
Eli Sremitiaing at Ss ai1pen.
oeS MI melt alminoelig oen iaafaIote
unbporiife (oanofrD Mmmonia. Den.
ne foyer beo q @raber Sabrcnbeit
nnoer Zero. 5or at iabrifere IS /
&ager i9ufcS Sanb | BERTH afpasieaa
SANDER neo / en- ge9olber ipIot mes
folo Saltlage. &inaformiae Ter |
@eboibercn ~inoeboIbar ammonio,
bpis Sorsiinitnin9er pes aogningen
%obiorberer Garmen fra .Soltloaen,
inbtil bernie efterbaotben bIir ioo
folo, at 8anbet / 8anoerne frpier.
@eo ben famine 8roees fan Sen for.
ouniteoe Immonia gisres flpoeube
igien % britges pnanp.
Norbmanben Sosnes, foroelag.
tig fienot fra Srbningen al Soitp9ie.
net paa Cuba er, icn befienbt, mib.
lertioia Gbef for 2anbpoittieneIten -
oct Gntbeoe. Der ti0ligere beflpotes
at apguit 8. @aden. s Gp6eSs.
ipalterne bill mon funne leie ON,
boorleoes bernie Iad,en oa ire andre
MI er iosnt Sngtbusitrof % Genae.
beoer for bebrogeriif Sommeniorr.
gelie MOB &egieringen. Oct aialot
oiSie "5diteners", Der fpiter 8oitfas.
ierne til Sp9tcitoIper og Iignpnbe.
&eo at gisre feGes Sag nteb Rodlen
log 9ioe bam en- goo gnoel / Grofitten
opnaaeoes oen bsie 8ris al 1925 oa
$3.50 pr. Stpffe, ifisnt belle Snoret.
ningen BLOT foiter noeIe fao Gents.
S De 40 Gage, Sagen pare0e, bar
ben foitet Regieringpn n9iten $780,
900 Sagfsrergcbprer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-25

M 49, ~ M
Seq ser ingen Eolitifer0t fagoe
ban. Seq e. bare en- iintpeI 5cr.
retaingsntuno, % jeg tror life, at
mine auifleIier bill babe 1togen Sno-
fIDoeIie paa Jererne inben BET bemo.
frntiife Narti."
Neporteren gjoroe BAN oprnerf.
iom poa, at bet olminoelige HiibIi.
FUN BOG gierne piIbe bsre bans DE.
ming, og MI fit ban Munben pao
.@lio.
Seq tror," iogbe ban. "at glepe.
lanb niIbe bIipe en- iterf aanbiboi
noe bIanot g9Igerne. 3e fjenber
bam; be peb, pan er bpstie. San
bor itoebabt @rGiioentembeoet for
os ban fpIbte oct paa en- Maaoe, iom
maa BABE ejort Snotrpf paa Solicit.
pan bar f~onierpatip / lin aomiuitra.
ton og bite en- uiebpanlig 3pstig.
beo, for life at iiee Storbeo. Solicit
peo, bpao bet fan pente iig al BAN,
og bet er mere, enb man fan iise ON
De anbre aa~noibater. Seq betragter
bet iom en- fterf anbeialing for bam.
Get bemofratiife garti bar / bam en-
iterf Wano, og bpis ban bIir Month
neret, antaser ieg, at Solicit bill goo.
fienoe bet paa @algongen."
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en- herlie Rome.
Oct slas, iom er barb at baue.

On oeIfienot Came / Cartilage,
Mo, flyer: "Sfisnt ies life ieIu brit.
fer Safe, boObe ies for omtrent ct aai
liOen Ell interesiant @riaring i min
Sanlilie. Min Manos Selbreo BE-
gpnote at ~ifraute, ban bleo til tine 81
ser ioo nGrpps, at ban ulantte iorla6e
lit ArbeiOe og fomnle biem. Sans
Zine iOi9teOe bam % 8oftoren bIeu
i%orifrpffet - bar rpo, ban ifuloe mi.
ite Spret. Sans aniigtsfarue bIeo
meget guI, til fine Sioer iIso bans
9loo foIot, ira nerosie Suloegosnin.
ger iag0e 0cftoren.
On foo Gage funoe ban aoa tilbaac
til lit arbctoe | BEN trGge fisli9e Iii.
itanS. San pfeieoe Of sritfe 3afie.
Safe, aaiic, iom 'StimiIauP pIeiebt
ban at iigc 0an braf life beruietoc
Griffe).
Sans SiIitanb bIep e~iterbaanbel
parre iiteOcuior bebre, in0til ieg enoe.
liz fom paa sen Sanfe al Safe baoNc
noaet at giere me0 oct, % leg fisbta
Ell Gntfe @oitum uoen at iortplle ban
oct. Seq laoeoe oct eiter gnoisnin'
gen, % ban oraf set og lpntes at lite
Oct, % lea oeoblep at lape set, % isI
ben isriteRoffe bar iorbi ~bespnote bar
at iaa en- flar SuSiarpe % isle pel, til
tog burtiQ / 8eet, ban por iaa gloS,
at ban OeieOe Tia til bper Sag.
GnoeIia "a ban talte iaa meget on
oct (ban bop& lagt paa Jig 10 Sitnt
/ 10 Gagc) fnnA ie9 life bolhe De,
b,mmatgt IGnaer, men iagOe BAN q
ban fur0e aioe Goitnm 9re0it for Ser
| SsIgen bar, at 2afe bar iioeu life or
ret brlgt i Suiet Cog life Gottor bel
Ier).
GoInm or en- behaeelig Grif, naal
Oct cr giort eiier slnoisningen. Sci
bar life iun0et nosen bebre Bel, oct e.
ri8t % 8pINen brint naar 5Isoe iries
til.
Seq gIemte at iise, at min Innoi
Zine er ina iterfe, iem De nosenIino.
bar upret % ban er irilf % iterf, bar
ii9oer life ueo SpnRn folo belle SiSea
iom ban Tor ~aioroe.~ Haunct gipet q
Gpifum Co. Battle Greef, gFid.
aaffesiit ioraariaaer ! mango Eli.
fGISe 2ieHipsoom iaa pei ion aneer
Susocm iom life aies. en- ii Cages
Syspe blOiier Sina ION on life oil
gIenme.
Sc boer Gafte eiter Den betienott
lille Sog "Sbe Roab to 8eupiue".
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! Noree / Oitafien.

"aftenpoften" ! ariitiania ifriner
Den CITE Marts:
5 9oroiif sfibsreoerforening of
boIotes 3orsoag aften Mebe / ben
norife Del al geitprelien unber Sc.
belle at 6ormanoen aoniul Open.
Wan brsftebe SpsrgsmaaIet ON
Dor Hepr9ientation | Sitaiien, iom
man UNDER be nupGrenoe 8orbolo
fanbt htilfrebsfiiaenoe, % ma be-
iluttcbe berfor at inbienoe Ell MOTIF
oeret Soreitiaing til Sanoels. og
Observation-Disclosures meo Inmoo-
ming ON. at 9eportementet iiopbol.
oelig piloe trGffe Soranitaltninger
til at fire bore itore S~fibsfartsin.
teresier oeruoc en- fulbt e~ffeftip og
enersiif geifpitelie oeo en ieluit9nbis
biplomatiif Representation.
Som befienot uoretages bore Sn.
teresier / Sapan for Sioen al ben
bpaanSife @eianbt / Sofio. Saaoan
SoreItiaing er i9oar ouerraft Separ.
temertet.
Set oplpItes paa @sSet, at Der ior
Siben er mellem 60 og 20 norife
Gnmpere zoe Staitutiife 8arpunoe,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nGrpeo 100000
Cons griitto % en- 8prbt al ca. 10
@iaipner arpner.
Som meooelt / ct Selegram paa
ct onbet Steoiii @lobet err en- iaaoan
ReprGfentont 1u afreiit til Sofio
forat biltad Sen b~erbrreuoe boddnSife
@eiahot, JOINT pgiaa reprGIeriterer
9orge % Suertge.
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Eotato.S nmplinss.

Nan benptter BERTH foIbe, iaIteop
Soteter % riner iaa mango al benz
poo ct &tpiern, at BET bliper en- Gint.
Sire repne eller fiutitebte Soba
Groefer&. 2 piipebe sge % iaa me.
get NeI, at @o8fen life iioocr fait
oeo 6Gnoerne, nrbeioeS inc i 9ote.
ternc. Soo furmeS oct i.ganife itort
aiiaIcr eIlcr @oller. iom fooeS i TO.
genoe Ganb, til be flpber on, 6pilfei
pleirr at tnge omtreut Is Rinnter
0tan tager Dem itrar op neo Ell Sirl
Hep og bGIber oper Dem en- Del fin,
iteote 9racferS, iom er brimet / IiOi
Sntpr. 81
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On lyienoe pIante.

sotanifere er meget optaane al,
at Der er firnbet en- ganife ny oa bib.
til ufienbt Elante. Sen err ferite
Sang pIuffet / Spo.graiiliqn, oq ber
bar Den MerfeIigbeb, at oen lpier
iaa iterft, at BET er mltIigt ON Iat.
ten at lGie en- @pis oeo DC fra Den
uogaaeoe Straaler. 9enS 2psfrufi
ifaI bare Here Gage eiter, at Den er
plltffet at. De Snofsote foloer Ilon.
ten for Srope. Der er mi antom.
met en- Senoing al 8lanten til San
goltlo, bpor oct n~popongeoe SGnr.
men bill bli unberis9t og 1eb6eIelle
ienot til ale gerbeus botoniife Sa.
Der.
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Sfutif @psinppe.
Sprm al 2cber

On 8alpeleoer ifipres op | tpnbe
Sfipcr, foges / ialtet, foaenoe gano
8 @imlter og tages 'oerpaa op, tor.
res og males en- Sang giennem en-
Ris0fpern. Soa blnnoes meo set u
Sop fine 8rsofrummer, iom fsrit CT
blonbet mcb liot foIbt @anb, 1 top.
pet 1beife Salt. / 8beife 2pgiait /
SpiieIfe G%itroniaft, / 5beife al Il.
mian, Werian og Sable, bIanbet
iiommen, og to piipebe 9Gg. @nn
lrgger tpnbe Stpffer iolt 8leIf
gunoen o. poa StOerne al Ell AZ.
lang Eanbe, bar iaa 2eperen oeri oo
"iteomer" ben 2 Elmer. Zen ipiics
BARN meb tomatoes ouee eacr folo,
opItoaret ! tpnoe Sfiper, til Smsrre.
breo.
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Piu ON Cleveland.

Gn Reporter / 9Selp 9orf iif Soe
/ SumeS s. Siu, oa ban bdpoc. Del.
taaet | oct poa et anoet Steo / go.
ten" omtaIte Msbe guleouins al
SsieiteretS Com ! Mergers aaen.
"9r. Sill, iaaSe Hnpportereu.
Ceres Seuner paaitaar, at DC er /
Sauer al GIepelonoS domination til
8%rafibeHt. Snr &c noeet imob, at
oct iiaeS %oifentIis?
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Sfinfc % Gotctes .asic.

On Sop boio Sauce lopes al en-
Spiieife Smsr, en- Spiiefe @eI o.
EN- Sop MeIf, 2 Sopper foIoe 8ote.
ter ca ~ Sop foIb fogt Stinfe,
baffet tint bier for Jig, % 70 Sop
itsOt tsrrct 9rsb. @on logger fsrit
ct Sa9 8oteter, iaa et Gag al Sfinfen,
iaa Sol,cert % oerpno itsbt 9rpb, til
alt cr ppbrltot. Sno bar man nogIe
SLATER Smor pno Ecppen % itceer
set ioa 20 0tiuuter.
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Maple Sugar Coolies.

Gn Sop Sutfer, Ell Sop fnllit
"lPopIe Sugar, I Sop Smpr, .
oiipeoe sgg, ? Spiieifecr gano, 2
1beItCer Batting Bomber oa NOT Rel
ioa man fon rulle bet no, 49, BELT
ina libet MeI. iom muIig. &c maa
iteae$ / en- beb @ageroon.
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Gbofulabe. ausirr.

Gre llnier bitter Gbofoluoe (Set
oil iigc life iso Gbofolaoe, aItian)
iuleltcS neo At iGtte$ oper Ell aie6el
fogcnbc &ouo % bIonoeS ocrpaa
mcS ct SlnO puIucriieret Suffer,
Iom nrbcioeS riatig 9oot inc i oer.
Saa bar man 3 upiipeoe 9ggaebpioer
/ % arbeiber bette gobt iammen til.
lint bar man Ell Sbeifc 8anilie |.
StuIbe Seiacn bIipe for bIeo, tiIi9t.
tc5 mere Suffer. Saa taaer man ct
li0ct Stutte 40 @onqen % fieuIer
no, % brnger grnuuIateo Suffer
bnaoc pao @oaerbrettet % pua aiep.
len til at forbinore Geigen ira at
bGrrge iait. Man ifierer set ioa no
meo CT riatig lt6en Goofp.Gutte %
IG91er aagerne paa gan6er, buori
man fsrit bar lagt 0arafine.g apir.
&c moa itrgeS / en- gauife a~ifieIet
9oaeroon BOG maa ben life pRre
iulot iaa nifislet iom til alminoeIiac
"apSier". Aaar Sc er iteqt, IaSer
man Dem itaa Ii0t / @unSeu isr man
tager BEN no.
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Farmer. HAset og Haven

iiIirttes uier SaIt oe 9eber. Wnn
maa pnsie paa at bope fogenbe gnno
pna Stopen belle Jioen, iaa man Ian
bare mer gano l. ON Suppen iftioe
foge ino formeget.
araftis 8rpntiase-S uppe.
20 8nnb magert Srefiso males
ct Far @nnee giennem en- aisofpern,
iaa bar man oct op | 3 aparts gnnb
inmmen meo en- Sop iinhoffeoe 8ule.
rsober, en- Sop iinbaffeoe raa Eote-
ter, en- bolp 9eg, ioii osiaa er bnffei
tint 90 Ell balp Sop imaaifaaren Gel
Teri, ON man bar bet. Gette foges
rigtig langiomt % lGnge nnber
Saae, og tiliGttes Salt. naar BET bar
foet en- Climb. Siippen files life,
naar Den Hal ipiies, men ierperes
a~ffurot iom Den err, og or ina fraitig
og nGrenbe, at man fan ipiie ben iom
Sopebret % bebsber life fort mere
til bet Maaltio.
Sfutif @psinppe.
Wagert 5narefisb males ct Gar
@nnge siennem Ell aisbfpern, ina
bar man Oct op | en- @rpoe folot
8anb iommen meo EN- Del gpagrpn
og laber oct foge langiomt nnoer
Saog, til @rpnene er uofoete, ina
Suppen er ganife tpf. Suppen til.
i9tteS Salt efter Smag og tiles bel.
Ter life.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-25

Spi 4sn. G~rpIioent Rooiepelt bar
iaitiatSsnnen for Meolemmerne al
ben iitbmiife aauaIfommisiion til
.S12.0 900 ON aaret; besiloen ifaI DC
BABE $f5 pr. Tag, naar De opbol.
,ber zig paa Sanbtiingen. Set er
uiunot oernebe, % Oct tnger poo
Selbreoen at fare omfring Der.
The Holly chieftain., 1904-05-13

Burt shall be the chosen one of the
house of Burt Withhold not, o Lord.
Thy blessing from him. Amen"
The old man arose and shook the
water from his hair. The prophet
had gone. the New England farmer
stood in his place. The resonant
voice which challenged wind and
wave sounded harsh as he exclaimed:
Where's the lantern. John? See
if you can find it. Well break our
necks trying to get back without it,
John found the lantern, and after
many attempts and muttered COM
plants the old man lighted it. Hold
ing it high over his head, the old
man walked cautiously along until he
reached the weed-strewn and surf
lashed beach. He looked into the
face of the boy who trudged beside
him.
You are brave lad, John: a
brave, good lad. 1t is beginning to
rain. We must hasten home"
The Holly chieftain., 1904-05-13

happened that the memory Of the
Garden mansion in Boston had be-
come a dream. The Bishops were
distant relatives of General Marshall
Garden. the banker; and to them had
been consigned the welfare of his
daughter in special charge of a
trusted governess.
Jessie peered over the rail and
watched the waters in vain for an.
other of the "thingumbobs" She ran
back and forth and threw sticks and
stones into the creek in a vain at
tempt to lure its deniZens to the sur
face. Then she spied hoop-pole
which had fallen from passing
wagon. This slender rod easily
reached the water, and Jessie
thrashed the surface with all possible
vigor. A projecting branch from the
pole caught her cap, and it fell into
the creek. where the tide swept it
under the bridge.
With cry of dismay, Jessie turned
and dashed across. almost falling be-
meath the feet of horse.
Whoa. JIM"
Checked in slow trot by Il pair OF
taut lines, an old farm horse stopped
so suddenly as to rattle the contents
of the wagon. The driver, a boy OF
seventeen dropped the lines and
Ieaped lightly to the bridge.
Did he hit you. little girl?'
Jessie Garden stumbled and fell just
beyond the horses hoofs. Before the
boy could reach her. she was on her
feet and peering over the bridge.
There it is. There it isl she
exclaimed, dancing in excitement and
dismay. "Oh, what will Govie say?
Boy, get me my cap
The youth, startled al the imperi-
GUS summons, followed her gaze and
caught glimpse of the cap as 1t was
carried along by the tide. Looking
up the road, he placed his fingers be.
tween his teeth and whistled shrilly.
A large Newfoundland dog came
The Holly chieftain., 1904-05-13

vic diseases have no idea that their
trouble is due to catarrh. The major't ty
of the people think that catarrh is =
disease confined to the head alone
This is not true. Catarrh is liable to
attack any organ of the body; throat,
bronchial tubes, lungs, stomach, kid
neys and especially the pelvic organs
Many n woman has made this discov-
cry after a long siege of useless treat
ment. She has made the discovery that
her disease is catarrh, and that Peruna
can be relied upon to cure catarrh
wherever located.
If you do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from the use of Peruna,
write at once to DIR. Hartman, giving
n full statement Of your case, and he
will be pleased to give you his valuable
advice gratis.
Address DR. Hartman, President OF
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus.
Ohio.
The Holly chieftain., 1904-05-13
CHAPTER TWO.
Jessie Garden.

Il don't care to pick flowers!
want to stay right where | am. Let
me stay and watch for one of those
thingumbobs in the water Please,
Govie!"
Jessie Garden clung firmly to an
iron rod of the old bridge, and spoke
with the pleading defiance of a
spoiled child of twelve. The COVER
ness smiled sadly down upon the
pouting lips and rebellious eyes.
Certainly. my dear" replied Miss
Maiden. Don't lean out over the
bridge, sweetheart, and keep away
from the creek | shall not be gone
long. You will be very careful, won't
you, Jessie?"
"Just awful careful. Govie. There's
one of those spidery things now!"
Jessie was spending her first sum
mer in the country. For three weeks
she had been living in the Bishop
farmhouse. So many things had
The Holly chieftain., 1904-05-13
CHAPTER ONE.
The PROPHETS Prayer.


"kneel. John. Take off your hat.
lad Let us pray."
An old man and boy clung like
wreckase to rock which marked
the outer edge of Black Reef. The
liickering light of lantern accentu-
sted the gloom of the night; night
famous in the annals OF New England
for the storm which tore the coast
from Quoddy Head to Sasconset.
The lanterns light revealed two fig
ures worthy the pencil of Hogarth
Barred to the gale, the old man. scant
white locks streamed back from a
forehead massive and unfurrowed
Wonderful eyes of steel gray glowed
With fires of fanaticism beneath dark.
ahadowing eyebrows scarcely touched
with the rime of years The thin lips
parted in a line which suggested i'm
p!acable tenacity of purpose not halt
ing at cruelty nor stopping at cum
ming. Above the mouth, the head was
that of Greek god: below it showed
the civilized savage-selfish. relent-
less-the incarnation of courage.
strength and determination. The
mans frame was so broad that the
legs seemed stumpy. yet Peter Burt
stood six feet four at three score
years and ten.
His companion on this night mis-.
sion to hurricane-swepI Black Reef
was a boy OF eight. No fear of the
storm or of the strange old man
showed in the dark gray eyes of the
youth. He was garbed in tightly
buttoned jacket and pair of home.
spun trousers, securely tucked into
copper-toed boots. The ends of a
blue yarn comforter" futtered in the
gale.
AS the old man spoke, wave
dashed its icy spray across the rock.
ITS awful wet, granddad. Can't
I stand up and pray?"
Kneel, my boy, kneeI,' replied the
old man in deep but not unkind
The Holly chieftain., 1904-05-13

voice. The Lord will not harm His
servants whether they approach Him
in storm or in calm"
Falling on his knees, the old man
faced the sea, raised his arms to
heaven, and prayed to the God who
rides on the wings of the storm. The
spray stung his face. but he needed
it not. A giant surge swept the Ian
tern away. and it's faint light went
out as it clattered along the rocks.
The old man prayed fervently that
his sins might be forgiven. There
was one sin which weighed heavily
upon him, though he named it not in
his petition.
The year was 1860. and on that No
vember day the news had come to
Rocky Woods of Abraham Lincoln's s
election to the presidency.
In the tempest which lowered when
the election was in doubt, and broke
in fury when the triumph of Lin
coin was certain, Peter Burt saw
an augury of the storm which was
soon to sweep the country. An ar
dent Abolitionist, and rabid advo-
cate Of Unionism, he lifted his voice
that November night in frenzy of
elouuence which thrilled the child AT
his side and left an impress years
did not ef1ace. Amid the crash of
waters, his gray hair streaming in
the wind, mis- dripping arms stretched
over the foam, Peter Burt prophesied
the four years of desolating war then
impending He invoked the curse of
God on the enemies of his country,
returned thanks for the coming eman-
cipation of the slaves. and exulted III
the victory to be achieved by the
Union arms. He ended with tender
plea for the grandson kneeling beside
him-"who is the heir" the old man
declared. not of my worldly posses
sions, which are nothing in Thine
eyes. but of, those gifts and that
power of divination with which Thou
hast graciously vouchsafed me. John
The Holly chieftain., 1904-05-13
Japan's Population.

The population of Japan is twelve
times as dense as that of the United
States.
The Holly chieftain., 1904-05-13

gans are lined by mucous membranes.
Any mucous membrane is subject to
catarrh.
Catarrh of one organ is exactly the
same as catarrh of any other organ.
What will cure catarrh of the head will
also cure catarrh of the pelvic organs.
Peruna cures these eases simply because
it cures the catarrh.
Most of the women afflicted with pei
The Holly chieftain., 1904-05-13
Most Of the Ailments Peculiar to The
Female Sex are Due to Cstarrh Of
the Pelvic Organs.

Peruna has cured thousands of cases
of female weakness. AS Il rule, how
ever, before Peruna is resorted to sew
eral other remedies have been tried in
vain A great many of the patients
have taken local treatment, submitted
themselves to surgical operations, and
taken all sorts of doctors stuff, with
out any result.
The reason of so many failures is the
fact that diseases peculiar to the female
The Holly chieftain., 1904-05-13

sex are not COM
monty recognized
as being caused by
catarrh. These or
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-04-11

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- What Chickasha Has
= Churches, provided with able min
- isters and strong corps OF church
- and Sunday school workers
- 4 Railroads
- Foundry
- Round House
- ] Flour Mill
= / CustCI1 Grist Mi
Grain Elevators
- ] Cotton Oil Mill
- ] Cotton Compress
- Cotton Gins
- ! Cotton Exchange
- l Ice Plant
/ Creamery
~ 2 Steam Laundries
- Bottling Works
= / Telephone Exchange
= / Electric Light Plant
= Planning Mills
- ] Marble Works
- / Mattress Factory
= / Furniture Factory
Z Ice Cream Factories
= 4 Packing House depots
- l Boot and Shoe Factory
/ Emergency Hospital
: 5 New Steel Bridges
: 4 Banks
: Trust Companies
= Modern Brick School Buildings
: Frame School Buildings
: Normal and Business Colleges
= Daily Papers
: Weekly Papers
job Printing Offices
: / Opera House
- u. S. Court House
= Lodge Halls
: Nearly every secret society known
: to the Joiner" is located in the city,
: all Of which are in a good financial
= condition.
Men of push aud energy
:. Doubled it's population in years
: The lowest rate Of taxation of any
: city in the southwest.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-04-11
Notice To Contractors


Sealed bids will be received BY
the city clerk of the City of Chick
asha, at his Office up till ? O'Clock
p M, OIL the zIst of April, 1904
for the construction of a filter
house and clear water we'll. in ac-
cordanoe with the plans and speci-
hcations on file at the Office of the
city clerk. A certified check for
10000 payable to the City Of
Chickasha, I. T., must accompany
each bid. The check will be for
feited to the city in case the bidder
fails to enter into contract after
received the award.
Bids will be opened on the above
date by the city council in the
presence Of such bidders as may
The council reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
1895
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-04-11
chickasha Wants

Cement works,
Two Brick plants,
A Soap factory,
A Broom factory,
Men with capital,
Men with push and energy,
Two more railroads,
A wholesale paper house,
A wholesale Dry Goods house,
Another good building and loar
Farmers to lease and imprC
allotments,
Farmers to buy and improve fl
new country,
A fruit and shade tree nursery