davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-15

Suacr Gureb e1infen - grfe nualitdt /:
1870 qfunb l9l: 10 pfunb lac; l0-l2
gfuno 10; 8ueite luaItdi : 20-16 Bfunb
lQie /; ID plumb l2e (; IL ghtnb 12le ; 10
gfunb 1896.
eaIfornii9e e9inisn-s bio 8 gfsno Sc;
9 BITS IL 4funb SIC.
g9ultern-GnsI. Gureo, 10 bis 20 pfunS
TN Dur9l9nitt. sie; Is 9hInb DirGl&nttt.
ssc. 10 bis 10 ghanb SIC.
6rabiid,e ted-aIa-er GnsIiib eureb Is,
aepdbIter eugar Gursb l6e, 6-7 pfunb TN
Dur&idmitt 1be ; 8 biz 8 4funb tai 9ur9,
idnstt 13ae; 10 bis 10 pfuno I'm Dur9f&nitt
l2e; 8 gi anb I'm Dur9f9nih, i9rnaI, llac;
8 gfuub i'm DurGi9nitt. i9mal, life.
epef, gn9I. -Gewdblter. 8 BIB 10 pfunb
I'm Dur9i9nitt, 1aHe; IL bts II gfunb TN
Dr4i6uttt, l2e.
Gped-RIare eeiten, 30 bts 80 Bfinb TIM
gur&i@ait, 9sc; RIare eeiter. 90 biz 40
piune, ssc: aIars Bellies. IS Bis 30 qfunb,
9se; Ia bss % 3d., l0e; IA Bic Is pfunb.
l0ac; aIare Rlden. 20 BIB 30 qfune. CSC;
xiden IL bis 10 pfuno 9ac; aIGre %iden 8
tts 8 Bfunb, 1cic
gepodeIte3 s9ruetnefeii9 - Rno9enIoies
ganep Big S21 90; RLareS Bean $50. 30; 6am'
Ip 1880; ebort Clear $751; 80; Nuntpi
SIC. 90.
gsb5rrtes ainbHeif9 - e9infen. reg.
Sets, l23c; xubenietten lie; Snnenf. lac
Qno1eI 1910.
aBlrffe - eerdu9erte Bratwurf S3e,
g~ransfurter Sc: Bologna In Ddrrnen -sie. In
1.4 &c.
g6maIs- In 7ierces-l. Dual. Of; 2.
DuaIitdt sic; 8. nuaIsidt &c
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-15

5ril@es ainbFsH4-MefIi9e etlere Ct
&c; bisage etiere III 73e; bieiige Sinba
$50 bic FRO gfunb SIC; biefse Ribe 400
big $50 pfnnb 5sc; aube $50 bis $50 pfunb
5zc; Gtier y~orDerpierteI SIC. Gtier 3tntss'
pierteI Sc, Einb 9intsrpierteI 8}e, ainb
gorbsrpierteI Sc. Rub 8orterpierteI &c, Rub
0lnterbtertel TIC.
9Srii4es GaIbFeif9-atlber 104c, Stnters
pierteI l3e, y~orberpierteI Sc.
Strides e@affeti4 - BANNER per pfinb
10c ; g4afe &c; s4enfeI l03e; Hads, nun.
16e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-15
TdsltGer MarftberiGt.
ytebmarft.

0t<4t$tWkt0
S~uolanapols Union Uiebb0fs, 10 R0rs.
Minbptet.
@eudbIte bis prirna Ggport
etiers. l3OO-l5t0 pfO...... 81 66-5 10
Ntbige biS mittlere Export
etiere, 1300-l400 pfb..... 49, 10
Cute bis prina edId9ter sttere,
1150--l2b0 pfb..-.---.-... 425-a6b
@~em0bnItde stiere. 11,b0 bs
1850 Bfino. ....-..--".. 4Oo-4 40
Cute bs sepabIte Teebtn8
Sftfre 4U--4 90
Ndbise bis CUTE Ueebins Gtere,
900-l000 pfb...-...-..". 8h0-37s
Cute Gsoders. q 0--3 70
9etdte etoder5. .....~-... OO-5& 70
Suite bis seDdbIte Hint sr...-.... 865-4 %
TittIere biS quite Winber--.-.... 825-3 30
@eip0bnIide Rinber. ........... 2 b0-3 %
Cute bis espdbIte 4nbe... ........ 1903 70
TittIere &ibe. 8 00-3 80
@~eIpobnli9e biS CUTE 3iibe....... 2 7b--3 20
@epOtnLiGs aIte 9ihe. ........... 200-2 90
Cute Riibe nit 8oIb..----....~ S2b- 500
geip5bnlite 3ibe nit 9aI,...... $40 $2b
9eudblte 9dlbcr 6 0o-7 %
gnwere R6[ber~ 85Q-6 90
gfima bis fancp Grporf But&er
Buuen 3 40-3 10
gerpobnli9e bis cute Hulen...... 275-5 20
= N 20
Gelp0bnIiue Hunen...--....-.. 3 CO. 90
Sawetne.
gute bis sepdbIte i4were...-... 20 5o-6 70
@emii9te uno i@uere Yadins... 8 do 90
Suite bic sewabIte lei6te. ......- 8 30-b 30
Gep0bnli9e Iei9te. W--6 10
yst: pigs-...--.-.".-.-""... 70-b W
9si9te p~igB..-~..-~. ..."...... 0o-4 AZ
8ouob8 50-5 II
S9ae.
@aats BITS serodbIte 2dnmeI-.-... 3 30 b 70
@spDbnli9e bis CUTE Sdnner,.. -. 4 90 b 20
@uts bis sepdblte S@afe...--. 325- 10
Dr0snare bic CUTE e&afe.---.." 30 90
etoders- 400 Q 90
1Dde, per 100 9fo.....-.... $50 8 90
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-15

aIGetrodnete Url9te-NepfeI, en- Der Sonnt
setrodnet, &c; Sobannssbeeren 7c bis 7ke:
eitron 13c bis lac; slORnen. 2 Grcwn, per
pfunb, 7c. 8 Groom TIC, 4 Grown nc Iaa,
menfreie &c bis Sc, California TaseateI 7Ks;
euItana TIC, iinpOrtirts 6uItana lie bis lac.
California apriiofen Sc bis 12c.
eprup-Stanbarb Corn 23e bis 25c: oe,
rudbIter 27e bis 82e; Sorghum 28c BITS 88c;
yew Orleans waOIaHes lse bis 2se; sewdkL
ter SOC bis 38c.
Rahe-Bra5iI net &c bis loo; TiIberts IL;
Yaanoeln ID; wei&iGaIiss NanbsIn l5e;
Soroan TanbeIn lbc; Yeonuts &c bis 6ie
seroRete 7c bis Sc; GnsIii9e @aIniHe 1876.
gidIes-24OO I'M TabslO; 12o0 TN Gss
So; 1900 I'M 8oIbfob $3.50; 600 TN Saj
$3.50.
SnbiancpsIis RaHeesqreHe:
Gerp6EuI. bis suisr lO-I2e, prtmo bis qu
rpGblter 14-l8e ; fancy 324-33s, goIbsn
Denop 10 bis 22c, Saua 2s-32e.
Sn 4adetsn:
Grioia Sl1.75. 2lon $l1. z gerieb SlI. 10:
Caracas Sill 10. Diuwortb'B SlI. rs, DutN
Sara Blsns So. 30 aaiIpou6 sIl.7b, Ootss
Blenbeb Sopa Sl1.75.
8uder-DOminoes TIC; etidsu6er BAT
buIperiHrter 4.s2c; XIX puIrersTrter b.02e.
feiner srGnulirter 4.97e; CUBES 6.I2e; Cen.
Tectinnerb' N4.77c; Miboepoob y 4.e7e: gkS,
ntg 81 4.72e; empire " .6ae; SbsaI Grtra
0oIoen Q 4.57e; Dinbfor ertra q 4.62t
Rib9ewoob Y 4.62e; seLber 6 4. lie; 1e gel,
Der 4.02.
JieiB-GaroIina. Ropf, 5}--7ic, Sopan .
-63e, gebrodeuer, 84--4ic.
eaI5-aais, S0assOn 2abunsen 7be RIsss
mere Duantitdten, 6be-90e, 100 bret phanb
pafete $3.50, 60 flint gfO.. $3.50. rs 10
piunb s1.70.
eiFs-Rab 40 OF. 9ea). Eas. Ellie be
@auone.
@eDirte - @onse: Nuipiee &c bis 16e:
Gaifia l3e bis loo; TustatbIatbe SOC BITE
65e; Rusiotnub 4bc bis soc; @anser I@uor.
ser Pfefer 15c bic l6c, 69ot l8e peib 25e;
Ielfen .bc; senabIener idiparSer gfeHer l6e,
rDeiber SOC bis 35c, rotber 20c.
Gtdrie-gearI, bie Champion gIob, ! unb
3 gfunb podete 8, ROrn. l 9fb. 4odste.
4H-b3c.
Ginsemo&te Observation-Disclosures 8 3D..
81. Ice; pea9sB etanOarb. 8 4fb., a.
2.2b; SECONDS 8 gfuab 81. 50-s1 .e6; qis
pec9es, 81. 40-sl.50; Enanas. STANDARD.
2 Pfb., 81. 65-s1.9 80; geeonbg, 2 Pfunb.
81. 2b-s1.45; CRIME 4obnen, 8 yfunb Rams
nen, 81, Bahama ananoB Sl.S0-S2. zoe.
@efiebte Gsbien. sl.2O-$l. 75. frHbs Stunt 96
Gents, Rarrou SOC, etnssDsi9ts b6e-6Oe,
tomatoes, 8 pfunb. 81. 10-S1.1b. 8uders
aOrn 90e-Sl. 20. HpfeIbutter. per DuteHo.
8 pfuab. 81.
eanop-etdnsen 7c; seuii9t 7e; Gro'
Ger senii6t 73e; Banner Epif &C.; Cream
BonDons 10c; SO. 2 Cream eemii9t &C.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-15
GonereB.
$ q.

Wofbington. ID. Mdr3. @es
Isbqebun9 FIR ben Diltritt Columbia
unb oas polfamissY Budget nabmen bic
qufmeriIamteit oes 9auIeS beute in
Qlnipru6. Qtm msiIten Beadtung
wuroe hem ldnoIi6sn pOitoienit s 9e=
i6snti. Beioe parteien beanfpru6ten
burs ibre Rebner bas 9cIoienf fir bic
g%infibrung bee 0rsi : Mblieisrungs-
Spltems auf benz 2anoe.
4bg. perteriOn, 3enn., bradte Den
Observation-Disclosures Wiaiams ais prdiis
oeniidafis- Ganoioaten in Wori9lag,
empfabl 3ugleid aber AUG bic Namen
bon Carlisle uno Senator Bailep als
tii9tige ganbioaien aus benz Sibsn .
Die Gbs. Douglas uno Gulser, q. 81,
Ipraden iiber Die 0ew OOrs poIiamtss
Grage.
III u I.
Bel Der beutigen Y~erntbung Der Be-
feifigungsbOrla9e mar bic game Sieuna
NIT Der Y~ortebruns FIR ben Nrtaui
zines unterIeeboots bon einem befImm-
ten 9pp ausesfaat. Cine gsgsn Den
Soften erbobene Sronunosfraee Duroe
bonn YOribenoen abgewIeisn, iuoraui
cine Dissolution iiter BEN Wertb bon
un~terIeeboo!en be9ann.
Die Senntoren perfins, @odrel,
platt Don Conn.,, Darren unb proetor
traten bafiir Elm, mdbrenO 9an;el,
Martin, gerrp, @allin9er, goOge UNI
Malorn lid bagegen erildrten, baB Die
Nrmee Deriude nit benz luterIeebooi
anitsle uno Oamil cine 6unition iiber.
nebme, bic mad ibrem 9%afiirbalieu Der
Warine borbebalten lei.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-15
aHee, ssnnsrn uno xsslssrst.

Gambler rstfe:
Aiiitern IN &annen-Qeu gorI Counts lOe
3. 3. s.. s. 60. Selects 8bc.
eee'6t9e @eibfi8e 12c; Ro. / 9;dersI
lie Gatfi9 12c; fno9enIoie Syringe, l0e,
sereiniste 9drinse, Sc; ssr9 7e.
eIanS-2ittIe Neds 90c Der 100.
Sunumern- Roc per pfuno.
Sbrimp8-$1.3 80 Der @onone.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-15

5snotbb-Berfaufspretie: 81. oO-l3.00,
aIee - Ner~taufspreiie: &c. 00-S8.00.
DeIf9forn - gerioufspreils: ie MAO oz
nuaIttdt, 65-58t.
~2ofer-ee@dIt 39-z6e; IN ben HeBren
%, 00-S10.00 per Tenne.
etrob-9reiie, ie MAD benz Grab, tn Bah
len, S6-SY.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-15

8rinIbab, gol., IA. Wdr3
gtr. Grams, Ginans-M gent Der Der.
@rubensArbeitel bon 4merita, ipuro'
beute bon 3 Wasiirten auF Dem Babn'
slioe mad puebIo mil R~eboIoern ailge'
griffsn uno i9mer5Ii9 Dsrlest. Di'
@duber fpranaen ab unb ertfamen'
gbans uuroe mad Colorado ourd
prdfbent Witbsa %geianot.
en- prpor erIdoRsa tpurbe beutI
Na9mittag Der Streiier ul. @aIabaee,
Der auf sinen Nsger ssIdOiien uno I'D
eeqsn feline gerpaftung sur Wsbr &C.
Iebt babsn ioli.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-15

9dnoler be8atIen feIseuoe 9reHe:
Butter - Country, l2r, ersumtrp 2b,,
0Iein SOC.
Gier--l4c per Dutenb.
2iibner l0c. SABINE 8. Eurfets-lzc.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-15
@0Wfte |erwabrtoiung
Sanse befemrt lid ~ sinem Batter.
morbe grdblider Mrt.

YIN Oe"3s iustos oup c. tbbtb Quit
Dor elmer Mo9e In oelIen Sauie BEL
NuguIfa ermorbet babe.
Wie Der Sun9e %bebauptet, grif I'm Der
Batter NIT einsm SAirbaten an uno
wurbe in Notbwebr bon benz Sobne
sridohen. Dieter idleppte oann ole
9side in oas brennenoe Saus unb
Ipren9te es nit 9pnamit. gr miro
megen Moroes gum prOseb ~fenasbalten.
9 II Il M -BeriGt Dor Der
gommiffi n.
W a hingto II, IA. Wdrs. -
Die Sonoersg oes 0auies.
msl6e Die fog. pOffamtss 9 idulOigun-
gen gesen GOngrsb-M itsIieOer unters
iuht, tagtr beute binier geIdloRenen
Sbiiren.
Die @ommiIiiOn fuoirt ieoen eius
selnen Gaa oes geridt5 genau unb ber-
lanet bonn polf-D epartemsnt gorlnge
Der bollen Originals eridts. 3eugens
gsrnebmunsen finOen erft ipdter ffatt.
Neuer Siee MOODS.
Mabington II, Ia. Mdrs. -
Rad amtliden Nadridten aus Wanila
bonn 13. Mdr3 bsriGtet General Wooo
iber eInen 9ampf smiidsn elmer Res
eognOscirun9s. patrouiae uno WorOs
6ltli6 bon Gottaboto Die Stelung
Der Woros murbe befdoRen unb ibre
~Aubenwerfe, Die gut gebaut warsn, ges
nommen gs purben @eidnbe, Wu-
milton uno WorrGtbe erbeuttt. 9uf
amer. Settle tamen feine Verlebungen
Dor.
unter u6un9 Der
@rcee.
Springfiel0, g., Ia. Wdr3.
Cine Specials ranoiurp trat bsute su-
fammen. Inn ole grcsfie Der lsbten
Wods gu unteriudsn. Die eigentlids
unteriu6ung pirb ni6t Dor elmer
Wode Beginner.
3 Wirtbe, Die ipegen llebertretun9
Der GGlieB-W eroronune bss gnrger=
meiIters berbaitet paren, iDuroen beute
freigeIproden, ba fein @eieb fir ibre
gegirnIun9 sriItirt.
. B u ndIIe.
GOBLIN, Mo.. IA. Wdr3. Seds
Dleilen bon bier enigleilie bsuts Elm nit
raIenoer @eidwinOietsit ben 3aginaw
Dhgel binabfabrenber Graht8ua Der
Gonias @itp Siobabn. 3 psrionel
famen um's 2eben, 8 Iinb berlebt uno
IL Wa9en tpurben oemolir!.
gfncinnati IA. Mdr3. Sn
@opington, Rp., Risb bsuts Elm Gbeia-
peate & Ohio 3u9 nit einen Stra-
Benbnbluagen 3uiammen, nobel 2
Beanie uno 2 pahngiers oes lebteren
berlsbt wuroen.
Tobin s Wer=
breden.
Offing, 81. g., Ia. Ndrs. 91Os.
Goblin iuuroe beiite i'm Sing Sing @e-
fdngniB i'm slsttriiden Siuble binge-
riAiet sur Subne FIR bic grmorbung
bes gapitdn :. g. Graft in Hetp Drrt.
er gins srr air9e nit einem @ebei
auf ben qippeil. oas i'm feline SHUTTER
als ainb sslebrt bate. 3obin, elm
ebemoliger Strdfliug. mar I'M Sept.
1902 In elmer Senoerloins Rneipe ange-
felt. als graft, Gin reider getrobner
bon Song Sslano, ben plab betrat.
gr lieB @slo bliden UNI maiI i9iiitete
elm Bstdubun9smittel in ieinenW bisfep.
@ai9 bsrlor er oas BeipuBtIeia unb
wurbe ~gspliinOert. Ser lleberFalIene
erlan9te aud oas gepubtfein niht
tpisOsr; &. i9Ieppts i'm fort, idnitt
ibm Oas 9aubt ub uno mari es in ben
Ofen.
Na9 Der YeruztbeiIung 5eigte 5Obin
SobIutts-M nidle; sr tuurbe 3iDeimal
bon gOmmiiidren unteriu6t uno bon
speiten a!s Simulant ertldrt.
n 6treit T.
DiFrift.
~ TT II mx~.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-15
aaTe.

gnsros . Bertaufspreiie Smporttrtsr
94psixridis 80s per 8funb sh.5irai9s.
e4websrtdie Ice, Biseonsn Gream . 2dis
18-l4s, q. .. ebebbarsI l6r, esnbesuzb
!@er 2tnburaer 18e. Bird lac.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-07-30
a nation great

1t passes understanding how the
republican press of Oklahoma can
steadily hold out hopesfor statehood
in case Of republican success.
Haven the republicans been in
full control for eight years and
haven't they been promising state
hood for Oklahoma for over four
years, There is no more reason
to believe that they are in earnest
this year than there has been here
tofore. The fact that they utter
ly ignored the territories in their
platform gives little hopes for any
action from them.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-07-30

man who has not made a study Of
the science.
1t is not the business of the
preacher to teach Theology to the
people, any more than il is the bus
mess of the physician to teach
medical science. When the doctor
is called he is not expected to give a
lecture on physiology or therapeu-
tics in technical terms. He ex-
amines his patient and in plain ev-
cry day English says, Take a
pill" and the patient understands
him. And 50 with the preacher
He is not expected to expound the
principles Of theology but to make
an application of his knowledge
just as the doctor does. He is to
teach religion, not theology Re
ligion is applied theology. 1t is
something that takes hold upon
and transforms the lives Of men
and the essential truths are SO plain
that a way-faring man though a
fool can understand them. When
the average man is told that he must
be born again, he wonders what
it means, but when he is told that
he must make up his mind to turn
his back on evil, that he must re-
solve to live right-when these and
similar truths Represented 10 him,
he understands
The so-called evangelist often
succeeds, disregarding the sensa-
tional methods resorted to, because
he possesses the art Of putting these
truths before the people in plain
language and every preacher is sue
cessful in the measure in which lie
practices the same art.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-07-30

Miss Elizabeth Muir Of Hoboken
N. J tainted when her lover pro.
posed marriage to her as they were
walking along the street. It was
entirely too sudden. The young
lady was taken 10 a drug store and
resuscitated and it didu't take long
for her TO accept the offer. It was
then in order for the young man
TO faint, but he didn't.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-07-30

Russia, enschrouded in mediae-
val darkness, cannot awaken to the
idea thatdespotism isdoomed. Hence
the dark deeds Of the assassin
which forms SO conspicuous a posi-
of her history. 1t may be delayed
years, but the day Of Russia s
awakening will come. Tolstoi is
telling the truth. He is preaching
a gospel too high for the Russian
aristocracy to comprehend, but it
will be understood some day and
Russia will take her place among
the constitutional nations and
there will be no more Kishineffs,
no more wanton outrages upon a
people like the Finnis, no more
Siberian dungeons, Japan is help
ing to teach the great Bear the
lesson that brute force caunot make
a nation great
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-07-30
The courts in Wales have award

The courts in Wales have award
ed S2S7,SIo damage to colliery
proprietors from the South Wales
Miners federation. The damages
were given for breach of contract.
This is the way it works when
labor organizations are made FIN
ancially responsible for carrying
out their contracts.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-07-30

They have the power TO insure
economy and honesty in public af-
fairs, If they will use it. The trou-
be with most communities is, the
people become confused by the
different claims of the politicians,
and usually do nothing"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-07-30

The Atchinson Globe breaches
the following good sermon:
"This reform they talk about is
actually possible if people would
go about it. 1t IS as easy for a
man TO vote right as it is for him
20 vote wrong. The people are to
blame for high taxes, for extrava-
gance and dishonesty. Honest peo-
pie are greatly in the majority.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-07-30

Memphis gamblers have gone
into the reform business themselves
since the war was started upon
them They are now insisting that
the saloons be closed OH Sunday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-07-30

practices the same art.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-07-30

Rather strange, isn't it, that it
takes the presidential candidate so
long to make up his mind to accept
the nomination.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-07-30
THE PREACHERS ART.

his duties in the pulpit are con
cerned, is to translate the truths OF
scripture into the language of every
day life, in a way that they will
take hold upon the lives Of men.
This is his peculiar art. A preach
er may be never so earnest, never
so consecrated 10 his calling and
h S understanding of sacred truths
may be never 50 profound, but if
he does not possess the art Of pre-
senting these truths in the language
of the people and in the manner
that moves men, he is a failure
Not every man who assays the part
of a religious teacher has the nat
ural endowments for such work.
The man who possesses such nat
ural endowments Of heart and mind
and has the energy and industry
that prompts him to constant study
Of the conditions for success in
reaching men IS the one who has
divine CALI for hiswork.
This is another phase Of the
question Why men don't go to
church, discussed in a recent is
sue of the ExPREss. tits a broad
er application of the ideas then
presented. No doubt there are
plenty Of preachers who give their
congregations plenty Of food for
thought" and men turn away from
it because their habits of thought,
their associations and ways of liv-
ing do not qualify them to compre-
hend the great truths presented.
Men sometimes turn away from a
table that contains all kinds of sub
stantial food, because the cook has
failed in his art. The congregation
often fails to feed itself on the
fodder placed before it, not al
together because the preacher
places it too high but because he
doesn' t make it palatable and invit-
ing. OF course it is a difficult mat
ter for even the cook to please ev-
erybody but the preachers art is a
thousand-fold more difficult and it
is too much to expect him to meas
ure up to the requirements in all
cases.
It is to be noted that men in ev-
cry walk Of life use the vocabular-
les peculiar to their calliugs. The
doctor talks IN technical language
that is Greek to the masses. The
lawyer has his own peculiar terms
that puzzle the brain Of the laity.
Business men use the language of
the store and Office, and mechanics
talk in terms of the shop The
preacher expresses himself in the
language Of theology, but theology
is one of the branches Of philoso-
ply with which the popular mind
is little acquainted. When the
preacher talks to the people vi
theological terms he is using tech
pical terms that mean little TO the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-07-30
CHAS. NJ. EECHHBIMER
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

Commercial, Real Estate and Pro.
bate Practice. Johnson Building
Phone No. 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-01
POLICEMAN HELD FOR MURDER
Handling of Case Criticised-Faulty Com
plant Charged.

patroin,an W II. POSSE, Of the Classon- ave.
police station, Brooklyn who is charged with
causing tho death of Patrick Farrell bartender.
by striking him in the saloon az Myrte-ave and
Raymond-st at ! a. m. on Sunday, March 20 was
committed 20 the Raymond Street Jail without bail
by Magistrate Hgginbotham. in the Myrtle-aVe
court yesterday. His examination was set down
Cor next Tuesday.
In the afternoon George J. O'Keefe. counsel for
Bose. obtained a writ OF habeas corpus from Jus
tee Gaynor returnabe this morning at the special
term Of the Supreme Court The writ directs the
Sheriff 10 produce Bosse and the District Attorney
10 show cause why the policeman should not be
discharged. Mr.. O'keefe declares that the COM
plant was ins,:fcer: and defective. and the com
mitmecl illegal
Some criticism has been aroused by the way the
has been handled Acting District Attorney
Elder is said to have investigated the prior TO
the Coroner's inquest ard declared that there was
nothing to the charge against BOsse. Magistrate
Higginbotham declares that he dd not parole
BoSse when the latter arTaiSned before him
Wednesday,, but placed him in the custody os
Captain Maude, his superior officer. Bose, how
had the freedom Of tce station house II =
declared. during the night HIS arrest just prior
20 the Coroners inquest is said to have been made
by the police. that he could not be compelled to
testify there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-01
OLD MAN BURNED ALIVE.
J. J. Hearne, of Peekskiu, Dies an
Home.

Joseph J. Hearne. once well TO 40 con'fac'oI
and an influential Democratic politician In west
chester County lost his life in fire which en-
-lreI, consumed his home at No l43o Crunl-
rond-st PeekskiIl at noon yesterday. he hNed
with ms daughter and son. Edward - heaiiie
The latter found a bed and chair near th@
chimney on fire and tried to carry the chalf
ont OF doors The front door was locked anu
the key was missing. so he tnre" the Chdif
5ouIetairs The wainscotlnS caught IRE So
quickly that ne could get down stairs SO ne
put his little daughter out OF TIE windo" anu
called 20 his father Then ne got out 81 the VIII
COW, procured a sledgehammer ana broke III the
front door Not finding his father he tried 10
go TO his room, but was driven back by the
nernes and wes compelled TO leave him. Inc
Fire Department came to put out the hTe- odt
the lack OF pressure prevented streams reaching
the flames The house was soon burned to the
ground.
Mr. Hearne. who was an octogenariah' "as
very feeble and unable to help himself The
flames spread SO rapidly that all efforts 20 res
cue him were futile. His charred oouE ""S
found in the ruins.