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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-01-23
ton will attract more visitors than any
other in recent years has done.
FOLKS STRENUOUS DAY
IN JASPER COUNTY.
Circuit Attorney Delivers Addresses
I'm Joplin, Carthage and
Webb City.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Joplin, Mo-. Jan. 22-This was Folk Day
in Jasper County and a strenuous one for
the st. Louis Circuit Attorney, who made
addresses in Joplin. Carthage and Webb
City during the day.
A committee of ten. for the Folk Club of
Joplin. headed by President Marion Sta
pies. went to Carthage TO meet Mr.. Folk
this morning and in connection with a re-
ception committee from Webb City, head
ed by Attorney Stonewall Pritchstt, es-
corted Mr.. Folk to Webb City and thence
to Joplin.
The party. including representative Dem
ocrats from Carthage and Webb City and
the Light Guard Band of Carthage, ar
rived in Joplin at o'clock this evening.
and MIR. Folk held an informal reception
in the lobby of the keystone Hotel. Pres
ident Marion Staples OF the Folk Club in
troduced Mr.. Folk to an audience of 15O0
persons at the Club Theater tonight, and
the Circuit Attorney commanded the
strictest attention for more than an hour.
1t was unofficially announced on the
streets to-day that Mr. Folk would have
something to say on the local congress
sional issue, and that he would attack his
opponents in the race for Governor. but
he confined himself strictly to State is
sues.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-01-23
To.DAY's NEWS IN BRIEF.
BUSINESS.

Yesterdays bank ,clearings Were $3.50
NJ. balances, se.13475s. Local discount
rates were .between,5 and:6 per cent Do
nestic exchange was quoted as follows;
New York. soc premium asked: Chicago,
par bid. l5c premium asked; Cincinnati
Louisville and New Orleans. &c discount
bid. par asked.
Wheat closed lower S57sds91sc bid May
e5%asetsc No. 2red. Corn closed lower at
4shG4si4c asked May 44q45c No. mixed.
Oats closed at 4OAc asked May, 4oa41c
No. mixed.
Spot cotton was &c higher In the local
market.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-01-23
FOREIGN.

The steamship Republic. bearing Egypt's
exhibit to the Worlds Fair, sails from
Alexandria.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-01-23
DAY IN CONGRESS.
u0I-SE

The House yesterday passed 2os pension bills.
and also resolutions calling on the Secretary
OF War and the Attorney General for informa-
tion TO the number Of horses and carriages
maintained at Government expense for offices
Of these respective departments.
A bill permitting the withdrawal duty free
from the st. Louis Exposition of articles do
mated to religious. scientific. educational or lit
erary institutions also passed.
SENATE.
The Senate passed resolution calling upon
the President for all data bearing upon the
Panama incident.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-01-23

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All
druggists refund money If it fails to cure
E W. Groves signature is on each box 25c
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-01-23
WASHINGTON.

Because OF local attractions and the un-
certainty of who will receive nomina tons,
national politicians predict the Democratic
Conventions attendance will be record
breaking. %
At White House reception the old feud
between members of the Supreme Court
and diplomats made itself known.
The Senate adopted the German reso-
luton calling upon the President to fur
nish the Senate with all the documents
relating to the Panama affair.
The Senate committee has decided that
there should be no river and harbor ap-
preparation bill at this session.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-01-23
RECEPTION AT CARTHAGE.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.


Carthage. Mo, Jan. 22-Joseph ". Folk
addressed a large crowd in Carthage at 10
o'clock this morning. He received a
hearty reception. being met at the depot
by n large delegation of citizens and n
band. He had breakfast at the Harring-
ton and spent an hour shaking hands with
visitors.
He spoke at the Grand Opera-house
which was packed. His audience is es-
timated ut 1000. Although the weather
was exceedingly bad farmers Were in the
city from Z distance of fifteen miles. Mr.
Folk was well received and created a most
favorable impression with his audience.
GREETING AT WEBB CITY.
Webb City. Mo-. Jan. 22.-Circuit Attor-
ney Folk addressed a large audience in
this city at o'clock this afternoon at the
Blake Theater. He arrived in Webb City
in special car over the Interurban elec-
trio line at 1:30. accompanied by a large
delegation from Carthage. the Carthage
Band and the reception committees from
Webb City and Joplin. who had gone to
Carthage to meet MIN. There was a large
crowd at the opera-house and they greeted
him warmly.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-01-23
LOCAL AND SUBURBAN.


Attorney Tom D. Cannon gets $1,000 fee
from Tumblety estate.
Doctor Landrith of Chicago WILL lecture
on need Of religious education Monday
morning and evening.
Mrs. L. von Achen offered a reward OF
$50 reward for information concerning her
husband. who disappeared two weeks ago.
The Board Of Education let contract TO
N. D. Wickwire for $3.50 for the public
school exhibit at the Worlds Fair.
The NJ. K & T. R R brought a party
of Texas newspaper men and ticket agents
to st. Louis to study Worlds Fair condi-
tons. They estimate that Texas will send
100000 visitors to the Exposition.
Miss Retta c. CantweH. a niece Of
Father Phelan, eloped to Clayton yester-
day with Arthur NJ. Macheca of New Or
leans.
The st. Louis County Grand Jury re-
turned an indictment charging George
Schaefer with killing his father.
The Missouri Press Association expelled
John A Lee and /. L. Page on charge of
boodhng. but retained R. B. Speed as
member Of the association.
The st. Louis Transit Company may
supply the power for the Worlds Fair In
framural Railroad.
''Scrupulous Conscience" sent 5000 to
Seth W. Cobb yesterday
The st. Louis County Grand Jury ad-
vises that more guards be provided in the
vicinity of the Worlds Fair grounds
Mayor Wells appointed Doctor Henry S.
Atkins Superintendent of the Insane Asy-
lum to succeed Doctor Runge
E. c. Simmons, who recently paid $780,
900 for the; northeast corner of Washing
ton avenue and Broadway. may improve
the 1heyer Store corner for an Eastern
concern
The House Of Delegates killed the Lin
dell boulevard improvement bill.
Judge Holder of Belleville yesterday
denied a continuance asked by George
Thomas. charged with embezzlement.
Grand-Jury subpoehas were issued for
Commissioners Whyte, Clifford and Var
relmann to appear Monday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-11-14

The Russian peasant. even If the
bread he eats is black. has a bonne
bouche 10 add to his neal much
sought By epicures in the western
world--the wild mushrooms which
grow thousands upon thousands on
the steppes Of Russia. At any time q
fun and savory meal Is provided with
the addition 0f sausage and onions;
even a mushroom alone often con
tents them for a meal with their
coarse rye bread. The poorest laborer
has also q luxurious drink always
available from the everpresent sam
ovar. and the tea they drink would be
the envy Of any American eonnoissear
Of that beverage. fer the best az
China's tea IS found In Russia. and az
classes enjoy its quality and frag
rance. Never is the water allowed to
stand on the tea over a few moments.
so none Of the poisonous tannin Is
extracted. and a delightful. mildly
stimulating. straw-colored drink Is
the result
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-11-14

Writing of Spanish customs. Israel
zaugwill says ITO call one another
BY our surnames in Spain would be
wanting in friendly courtesy: indeed
FOR the most part. We are ignorant Of
them. A very grave and reverend Sc.
nor might be addressed by his sur.
name-and his surname alone-but
even he we're better adressed BY his
Christian name. preceded BY Don
Senor Don Is reserved for letters,
and then the honor costs you S cen.
timos. That the Portuguese are not
to be confounded with the Spanlards
Is most lucidly learned from their
methods Of address. for. 90 far from
addressing a young lady al luanita or
Isabella. should have 10 say her ex.
cellency. Here n onr palaclo. the
very waiter has been heard 70 give
the order Fried eggs for Isabella :
And Isabella Is very stylish
demoiselle."
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-11-14

! e1 smaller than when he vas q boy.
He felt himself in a living graveyard
Securing an open carriage and a
driver from a livery stable. be rode
through the quiet streets and our into
the country. Drive to Thomas Bish-
ops house he ordered
The drawn and dnst-coyared shut
rers Of the old mansion told their own
story From passing farmer Blake
learned that the Bishops had moved
10 New YORK months before. Half an
hour later be knocked on Peter Burt's
door.
As 4 boy. Blake stood IN awe and
fear Of the strange old man. but the
years had ohlitersted this feeling. His
knock sounded hollow on the great
osken door. and he wondered il the
aged recluse jet lived Mrs. Jasper.
the housekeeper. opened the door. and
Blake ~ once recognized her.
How 60 you DO. Mrs Jasper Ny
name IS Bizke-Jzmes Blake. / lived
rear here when ! vas a boy. Don't
y0u--
Little Jimmy Fake. Well. OF all
thinxss I never would have known
ve. Cone rsEbt fp-sfr. Blake
rs Mr. Burt herse~
Yes. but ] don't know If he'll see
ys. she said. hezitzringly. xiping her
hands q her apron He don't see
robodE. - know.
Ten him who an. and say I'm
from California. said Blake. who
c1uIa thfnk of 10 other introduction
TneY stood IA me old-fzshionad par
sor nHers Peter Errt had bound the
ozcers t.e nlgtt gohn Burt left
Rorkr Hoods As Mrz. Jasper hesi-
tsted. tie d1er leading 70 the sitting
rooz ore1ed ara Pa.e- Burt entered.
BAKE oou1d nct see that be had
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-11-14

OF = farm near bingham. and who
vas once acquainted with Jessie Car
denz Was he John Burt2
From the time I was thirteen IN
I'll ran away from home. Blake con
tinued. with nonchalance and conf
dent mendscity, n lived on a farm
about three miles from the old Bish-
op mansion. Miss Garden used to
visit there in the summer seasons
and ! saw her frequently. The last
time I saw her she cautered past our
house with a friend OF nine That re-
minds me-dear old John-I must lock
him up when I 60 10 Rocky Woods
Blake threw back his head and re-
Aectiyely exhaled a " ath Of cigar
smoke
Does this explain the mystery I
don't see anything WONDERFUL about it
except that you have her portrait and
that is probably easily explained I'm
not prying into your Affairs, old
mani
Not at all-not at all. Rammohuu5
brandy and two bottles Of soda. or
dered Morris. hopping his forehead
B. Jove. this is remarkable. You
speak Of a friend OF yours-Johu. Jon
call him-what was his last name2T
Burt"
Where il he row. Morris leaned
eagerly forward. his face gray and his
lower lip tWitching
Sure, I don't know. He vas ~.th
his grandfather on the Old Burt farm
in Rocky Woods when I Ieft Massa-
chusetts. Why2 Do y0u know John
Burt77
-Confound il. mar. he shot ne-~
exclaimed Morris. spFlnging 10 IN
feet and pacing uD and down rhs
room. HE shot ne. I tel you ard az
but put me ont for good. And he diL
il on account Of the girl whcss por-
trait you're sdmiring The blasted
cad vas crazy Jealous over Hiss Car
den. Who had been - foolish a. 70 tcl-
crate his company. He plcEe6 q Guar
rsl Eith ne in a tavern znd Etct me
fhrouga the left lung Laid 10 %
for three months. That old Desperate
of q grandfather of his nearly killed
two officers and aided him % escape
He has Tot been heard Of since
Blake piled Morris with quesiions-
The latter took large d-aughts Of
brandy and recited the successive
chapters which led to the tragedy
Except that he made himself the he
70 Of the tale. HIS account agreed with
that told By John Burt. Blake par
took sparingiy Of the brandy. but Nor
ris fed bis aroused hate and recollec-
tion with the fiery fluid.
According to Morris he was madly
IN love with Jesise Garden from the
moment he saw her Before he re-
covered from his wound she was sent
abroad by Gen. Garden to complete
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-11-14

Miss Owen. the brilliant and bear
tiful Chicago woman Who wrote both
book ard music for z spectacular
comic opera which vlu be produced
this season. has made z fortune out
Of se1tinertzl ballads. Tie figures
CT he- royalties seen amazing 10 one
wL0 does not understand how great
the profits On sheet music are. both
TO aEthor and publisher. The man
who said LeE me make 4 natioas
songs and care n0t wh0 shah make
its laws was probably a Ioug-headed
and high francier.
One song d Mss Ovens. A Lit
tie Bunch Of Vi0lets.v has netted her
il the three o. four years since its
publication more than forty thousand
dollars. and this is OILY one of her
songs Others have given her large
profits. but noze 50 large as the one
named.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-11-14

1zf e-1cz-lc1 II Paris and Berlin
TEo years later Gea- Garden failed
II 6usiness his private fortune being
EiEe4 oaf u The crash JESSIE cane
hack frUE Eurrpe and remained a
yHzr w1lh the Bishops. Arthur had
lndnce3 his father % place Cen Car
den in q SHARED pas-i0n rith the
Norris baak In SeE Tork and be
peEsuz1e1 Gez- Czrdea 70 sccept
lozn suEcie1r 10 defEzy Jes-
sle's eIpe1ses IN second
ulp ahroad- she vas il Paris. but
had completed her Etudies- ard would
resurz p q few weeks He vas en-
gagged 10 the dear girl buz the date
Of the SEEDING had nct been SET
-IEe told y0u Dore'n any nan liF-
ing hzif sobbed Morris. IS be leaned
q James Blzke's shoul1er-
Tears stood il his ia6zued eyes
and tTirklsd down his red. blorrhed
ckeeks
-f0uI keep ny secret wont you
old chap be pleaded mzudEnly
-Yoa're the bes' frian Tre got in the
world. People don't Ike me. thsE
d01t know ne. You krow me Biake.
old f-l. t0zt yCu. In sen'neutai-
th1t 3 Ehzr makes ne cry By JoFe
FoaA y NJ bes' nan af Eeddin'-
bss nan st ny Eeidin'-Eon't Fou-
He iErcted into z chair The train
cd and alert RzmEolun appeared
6efr2y uudressad him. ard s8lsunly
conveyed him 10 an inner room
Poor john sighed Blaze. q few
Minutes later as the Indian servant
showed hin his roou and softly closed
The door Poor John Loves q tough
proposition and In afraid J01n's on
= dead card. he has Ezited TOO
lo1g
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-11-14


II a. 4looFe- partially formed b q
lar sindoE. stood A. easel ug1ol1-
Izs 1rss frame he light struck
tae Canvas n s1cA WaF that Blake
l1- nl4 rsersHlze ne subject u1ii-
sq-AF4is ~ irc1t o. =
- : poslr1lL q jesse Car1e-.--
-st ne Jessie cAraeA -raFn y ne
s-- FfA-e--eo -rllst Iro1 ne l-de1
tl1ls le-'-l ne JESSIE tlzrle1 o. --ier
tezfs' Naose ace and 1Ears n-c tax
e q me perfect grace q WOMAN
Aood
AA4Ae- A-a A1@t e t-o-sAL b---3
ga NyL AeAr AFtAlr A0FFAs a. ne aD-
ssoaenea ana STOOD naeA q ain ne
--sAe1 MaeA AlofFis lo9eAea nil On
ne AhoniaeI-
y Sofe- tnAt pofIrait must have
sfezt silreelio1 Tor yon- laughed
.lof7- AoN te o-4 staring a. =
NE A'lnales 4 oo4 Fl ne opera Jon
cannot Ten ner name
oae- SAID b--Ae- L1Ats poE-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-11-14

CreAz. Ark. Nor. 7-fSpecizil- -
Af.e- e-gktesz EozthE' suffering from
Epilepsy. Bz1kzehe and Kidney Con-
ylaizt. Er. ". n Saith of this place
q well ran again and those Who
lave Wxtched liz return to health
uEhesitzrngiy give al the credit 70
Dcce's Kicrey Pills In an Interview
regarding his curs. M Smith says:
Il had beer loT Tor eighteen months
sfth ny hack and kidneys and also
Epilepsy. ! rad taken everything I
knsw q. and nothing seemed to GO
ne ary good tn friend Of nine got
us to send Tor Dodd's Kidney Pills.
fnd that they are the greatest med
icine il the EoTls. FOR n0w I an able
g Ecrk zzc an Il fact as stout and
strong a. before I took sick"
Dodd's Kidney Pills cure the Kid
nsyz. Cured Kfcneyz cleanse the
bioSA OF al Impurities Pure hood
EeRRK coed heath
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-11-14
Murssrlna line.

Francis Wilson. the comedian. vas
rehearsing 3 musical piece one hot
cay Last summer Every one in the
company vas tired from their work
and the heat and things we're not
running smoothly. As Is generally
nnoWn. Nr. Wilson's voice cOmpeIs
him TO almost speak his songs. The
CHIEF musical number Of the piece had
been sung four times. when he nluss-
cal director called for a repetition
Tie company started il again and
had sung Cniy bar or two when
TIE director stopped them, and. tap
ring his hasOn anarliy. said.
Come. come. Mr Wilson. You ars
Jus. numbering TIE time.
Well replied the actor. @its bet
Ter 10 murder il Al once than to be
continually. heating i As you do
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-11-14

In the excessively cold climate OF
northern Russia all classes Of people
wear linen Hnderci0thes instead Of
wo0lens. and such q mzlady as q cold
Is unknown The Russian OF those
latitudes does not understand the
meaning Of rheumatism. bronchitis.
cztsrrh OF consumption Japan Is q
country essentially humid and rainy.
There are from 1s9 10 200 rainy days
il the year. The changes Of tempera-
ture are sudden TIE winter Is cold
The houses are exposed TO every
wind. TIE dress CT The natives leaves
the chest naked. winter and sumner,
ard the legs uncovered. The ordinary
folk DO not wear hats The country
people pass half their lives with thei-
legs il the water o. the rice fields.
This war has shown that the Japs-
nese are the hardest nzticn n earth.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-11-14

Vienna Is experiencing a slump IN
esrsets The chamber of conueres
attributes the great cecrsass n theiI
mznufacturs during the year - t1s
publication Of 3 medical opinion coa-
csmniAg tight lacing. ard also 70 ths
extension of the reform -klsid.- OF -
tioral drexs AL corset factories hars
reduced ne number Of their enplcysa
and some hare closed altogether.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-11-14

4 suffered for four years with eczs
ma On the ends q eight Of ny fingers
Had 4 50 lozg NJ fingers drew Up and
could do nothing a. all a. times. and
tried almost everything that I eFer
heard of irciuding several largely ID
vertised olEtnertz. spending usny
dollars for then Never a thing did L
any good a. all A. last szE il hone
paper Hunts Cure vas being sdyer-
tised and tried o1iy 4 part Of cns box.
which cost ne ozly g cents. and +
cured theu- Nov I can wash OF Do
anything whseh before could not
without ny fingers bleeding. burning
and paiuing ne very much II this
ever cones hack ! surely viii know
Just what 70 get / wish every friend
and stranger that had anything Of the
kind could hare ssen ny fingers Be
fore I used this and see them noT. Il
is the best Ointment on earth. That
50 cent box wzs worth q hundred dol
lars 10 ne. Tcu deserve all thanks
that can be gsTsn you FOR that wonder
ful ssira. Hunts Cure"
Mrs- J. l. Blzlock.
Niles. Tex. July 4. "a
70 A B. Richards Ned Co.
s1sruan- TeI
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-11-14
Tssrs - Ne aocns41s Sara, AIura.
klnsoramrsoria IN foo1 nnacsuxitn
Calumet
Baking
Powder
-sz5T y Tzx E.2KzFr r1HEEk Tzzzz-
n nsskss pure food.


Wzsn Gscrgs III vas cT0wre1 ks-g
e EzE.zz6 tks csrsz1zles Wers zzr-
ss1 - csrtxz1 tz1zerI fcr VIA
Lor1 E@Egkzz. ear EzrEka1. Wzs -
s1ozEele- Lcrz Ezg1@ Ezv -
afterwar1 e apc4cE1Ee t1 tks EzE
11ers VI - 70 Euch tl1-ze-s A.
1s lext cor1zktaoz. jour majesty.
aA-1 - K1zx Ge1rgs had = 81
Ele-ty Gtrrzg Ee1ss q k1z1v .
laEEA.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-11-14

Tsers Ia rre C2G&rrG n tnis secra.r - t1e cczHsry
ha1 Az elksr 1iEsaseE 81 11Ts her an< srrl ne
fsE yeArs E1Fp psse4 - y lrrrratis Fer Krasf
EaEy F.1rr 4-e.cFn pFrzs1Eeef s i,cH disease 49,
ncr1ee tscal rssze< 1-1 1g cc-sta1.F fHil.zE
y -1rs E1l1 i.cal trsazeet r----csa j i-s4 Fae
kc,e1cs kzs DrcrE1 CssaFTz = he co1s-if1fc1ll fs
$40 A-1 tEeEefCFs Fts1irsE c1Esrt-t1-a trsall.zE
Harr1 Cstar-h Cars. zz-zraE1zret - 7. Cts1<y
4 cc. T1t11 C-f1. 4 - - cs-sliE1-sz1s
~ zArxet Il = t4ks1 i1rern1'y e 1gssE rr1U lz
fr11s " isns roonfeL Is ac-E directly tEs klsc<
Hz4 Enucb-s S1rfn<sa - tee EFHtan- TbeF car azS
AHz4rs4 4asiaTa faE a1Y g fAlls - esEa sss3
f@f GfrrE ara nn1 test rnq1isla.
A1sfrass v. ,. cEEEET CO.. rsis1s. osts-
Fpi1 " DruKgtsta. 7te-
Taxa aklrs Eamgiy Pfl14 Ter csns-ipn1iSnA
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-11-14

Something to Show for It, Though.
Takes hard scratching TO get along
here, doesn't it2r commented the traT-
eler. looking ont q the car window
At the wretehed little village on the
edge of the swamp.
Yes. sir said The native on the
station platform. wko VIZ covered
with mosquito bites a felier has got
90 many mouths to feed. Jon know
worn by cardinals
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-11-14

A czE-oz tkEt fzz sx1E-e6 f1r see
es-turiss = EtzE zzfz-zi1ez = cert4iz
tcEzE 1z Eka IsEer Rhins- Early i
tAs Tszr-cz zzcri1z 1zF-tAs toE1
crisr OK clerk czlLs al the Eo1Eg 80
f1a tcge-heT az1. having ch0ssn At
trz1ctiFs Ezs1ezz. sellS TO the highest
ei1<er -Ae privilege o. dancing wit1
lien aze then ozly. cZrirg tie e.
IRE yszr- T1s feea 60 iat0 tie r1bIsr
rocr b1z
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-11-14

DR.. Waldo. city of London corensE.
said in lecture recently that 4 Eez,
pom Il the hand of a zar VIC kat
been murdered IL Always rE1l,y
Eraspee. 50 that the Gngers soEetizss
have to Be severec before q car -
released. In the cars Of Ezicl1s tksrs
Is no grasp Il all
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-11-14

Ehs questioned As she handed hl1
ais book and slate and rule: What
is II that NJ little boy will learn to
day at schoolF@ The laddie shook
his yellow eurls. and said in accents
cool: why. II knew that nov. man
IRA, need not 20 70 school Chicago
Record Herald
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-11-14

Aors have found than lost.
More bridges built than crossed.
More Joys haVs slipped than tears
&ore have been loved than hated.
More hopes have had than fearA
For all Of which. slzted.
I coA.nt ne sweetly mated
And thank the gracious years
&C. @. q
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-11-14

Pilots and maritime men are puz-
lied over the strange water current
hat has developed Just OF Cape Hat
sras- No record Of the new tide ele-
ment is to be found upon any Of the
charts. As a direct result Of the new
current nearly 10 vessels are anchor
ed about ten miles from shore unable
to get around the cape. All the yes
sels are apparently headed north.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-11-14

ney secrstions we're very irregular.
dark colorsd and fun Of sediment
The pills cleared II all Up and ] haye
not had an ache IN ny back alnes
taking the last dose. Ny health gs.,
orally Is improved a great deal
FOSTER MILBURN CO. BuGzio,
NY. For sale by AL dealers. prics ~
cents Der box.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-11-14

John v Sullivan. II c1e Of the
vaudeville houses, was telling the
story or bis career Someone ia the
grdiencs asked him Why he did not
train down and take some Of the flesh
Of his stomach. He replied -BoyB.
II / could have as much fun taking CT
the flesh as I had putting il On
vould gladly DO II any day il The
Eeek.r.