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[II!I!H|E!|II%qYl5'17

Pelatlel steamers NEW YORK. and ALBANY
river boats in the world.
Leave brooklyn, Fulton ST. Cby Annex, 500 A. N.
NEW PIER WEST %2D sT............ 800
Mst nx'n Va;
Poughiespsie. Kingston Point Catskil. Hudson
and Albany. Daily except Sunday. Special
Trains 10 Cetskin MIN; resorts and Saratoga, and
West. Through tickets and baggage checked at
onices Of N. Y. Transfer Co. Through rail- tickets
full one day outings 70 West Point, Newburgh or
Poughkeepsie returning on down boat
Restaurant open AZ 7 A. N. MUSIC.
Steamer Mary Powell
Leaving Desbrosses ST. at $40 P. N. Saturdays
West l2ath st. $50 p. NJ. Saturdays $40 p. Ml,
for Highland Falls. West Point. Cornwall, New
Rondout and Kingston. Orchestra on board.
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Intrep,d Entered m Ocean race.

Capt Lloyd Phoenix has entered his auSil-
iary Yacht Intrepid In the Halifax race OF the
Eastern Yacht Club which will start on Aug.
u from hiarblehead. Aspeclal class has been
made for auxillaries. and In this Is Henry T.
Sloane's Idler as we'll a. some other good
boats. These two boats will meet In the
airing The cruise, 80 by the time the
ocean race il started they, should be In good
racing trim The Intrepid 10 at Now LONDON
TSe Weetamoe, II r. Ilppitt's e0-footar. 10
also hualed out at Riverside.
No.. n..nn. Well Knswn Enelish Beck.
maker, Dead.
Special Cso,e Dsppstsb b TIE Sun. -,
London, Aug. i.-Dick Dunn. . well known
bookmsker. died to-day
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TYPFwRITERs-Ali standard makes rented and
kept In order ribbons free: machines cold from
10 10 80 per cent. less than manufacturers' prices
T. s. WEBSTER CO.. 10 Park Place. telephone $50
Cortlandt.
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west Side.

9th ST.. III wESr-Singie. en- suite: teiephone;
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CENTRAL AUCTION CO., M. SheehAn, Auc-
uoneer 1857 and l6t Canal st. will sell AZ TO- 30 A. N,
August s-By H. Frecl, 70 New Chambers st.;
clothing pledged 70 Aug. I. 1904.
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AGENTS WANTED.

.wANTED-Experienoed traveller 70 sell .
liberal ArrHngements. Address NJ, box i2o Sun
on1oe.
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$3.50 AND SERVICES secures salaried of,icial
position and Interest: established corporation.
MERIT, box i07 Sun Brooklyn onice. Sal Fulton Of.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-fEMAIIE.
AN EXPERIENCED STENo0RAPHER and type
nrst class credentials. Address n. c.. boz ia
Sun once.
SWEDISH HELP at MISS LARSOES Employ
mens Once. - West 2lth Of. Tel. eotA Madison
Square.
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Two.FAAiLY a;story frame building and eeia,
and sth avs Gall and see builder Price. N.soo
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-13
clasnsss ooa,s IDEAL.

Gizdness u G11'a ideal FOR His chill
Gr1n. He means them to be sunny
faced and happy-hesrted. He does
not wish them 10 be heavy and sad
He has made the world fuII of beauty
and d music The mission Of the
Gospel is to start songs wherever 4
goea. Its keynOte ia ioy-lt is good
tidings of great 5oy 10 al people We
are commanded to rejoice always
This does not mean that the Chris
tlan's life is exempt from trouble pain
and sorrow The Gospel does not give
us new set Of conditions wirn the
hard things left out. The Christians
home IA not sheltered from Iife's
storms any more than Is the worldly
mans home Sickness enters. with it's
not breath. the circle where the voice
of prayer Is heard. AZ well as where
no heart adores and where no knee
ben4s BEFORE God.
BnG the gladness Of Christian faith
is something which lies too deep to
be disturbed BY the waves ard tides
of earthly trouble. II has its source
In the very heart Of God Sorrow Is
not prevented By grace, but is swal-
lowed up in the foods Of heavenly
Joy. That was what Jesus meant
when He talked to His Disciples
Of toy just as He was about to 60 on.
10 oethsemane He said their sorrow
should be turned into rejoicing, and
that they should have a JOY which the
world could not take from them; that
IS. JOY which earth's deepest dark
ness could not put out. Gods glad
ness is not the absence Of sorrow, but
Divine comfort overcoming sorrOw-
sunshine striking through the black
clouds. tranghguring them. r. Mil
Ter, D. d.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-13

Goodness cannot be created full
grown. Il comes By degrees, through
aniagonism and trials. Character re-
ouires time and discipline In which to
develop. The pathway f9 success IS
not strewn with flowers. but, rather.
with shattered plans and disappointed
hopes Zen Of the highest mould are
evolved from the seyerest fires or af-
Fiction.
In times Of peace and tranquility
the great men Of nation do not come
20 the surface. When, however, the
crucial period comes to a people, the
emergency at once calls to the front
the men for the hour to meet the pub
lie need. Great occasions elicit from
human nature its best results. His
to9y furnishes many Illustrations Of
how a feeble people, inspired By noble
purpose and high motive. have,
against adverse circumstances, risen
- influence and power. The heroic
impulse, fred by lofty purpose, has
enabled many a man. against immense
odds. to rise 70 eminence and power
We are apt TO think too much Of
favoring conditions and Of circum-
stances that we imagine viii aid Us
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-13
rs 80 Me-rIed.

The Great Ice Age cane sweeping
svar the prehistoric world. waiting its
CT warning from the line Of glaciers
nat we're crunching their way over
he pzIeozoic rocks and driving herds
Il hairy mzmm0ths. giypt0dors and
5thar 4Erighte1 creatures before
hem
Just Shen the prehistoric Paul Re
geEe came bounding along, mounted
sr the back Of his faithful diHosaur
and shouting cultural warnings 70 the
Cave nen-
Flys- he cried. The glaciers are
sonings Run for your lives or you
VIII surely perish"
~Tut, thtE~ said Abou. the Care
man. emerging from his cavern ard
calmly munching the thigh bone q Z
mElodon-
aNaz, are you mad2" cried the hero
rather zettled. Don't you know that
row approaches the age Of Iee2T
weIl, so long as it's not the age Of
Plumbing. the Age OF Coal, Or the
Age OF Graft. care rOtl"
Whereat the prehistoric philosopher
retired calmly to his cave and dressed
himself in his glad rainent, 50 that
his fossil remains would make good
appearance upon their debut in an
AmeEGan museum million years
Iater.-New York Sun
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-13

fo zuceeaa. We ezvT the heigs whirA
W ina Ere 1rherz have. tkzt We ara
deh-et1 We are sIoW 10 realize that
ne csrsc5a antlc1s Ese q powers thzr
we already pcaseas is the sure g1zr-
zrtse " a. aecrerkcn q nsE forces
By whlcA greater rssulEs mag be ae-
comp ne tlszse< Naztsr szi1.
TO hfm thar hata shall be given
Ws gain strength 81 Esing WAX re
have We increase cur talents by Civ
re them vide circ1la1ior and err
ssant exercise
r would greatly s1lE Cur LnGcle--
nzrlrss y we cn1lt grow and zdvance
wiszou- er1-- and artaz z1z1zns- BIT
Cod hss rct 81 arranged e. II is
rhrgugh atEarz1rs ezesavcr. 1arl
s-rurgss arE severe resting THAI the
Eizzass azsiraea af character are 1a-
vHioces Tie gTsatesr srccess Is WOE
sArsugh series q fziarss. Tae
greatest vicrorg e won after the Earl-
est cgaalc1s ID Whleh The fortunes ct
war Ve-e -zSe sc- EzTa and no-t1s
ID cac11lats between defeat aud rra-
lnSh-
The individual Chris-lzn wins be-
way 70 s1ecess through a long and
painful warfare. IA wElch agaiz snt
again he realizes that the forces q
evil Ere more than match 1ur bis
resources and courage But though
he often fails and falls on the field ot
aerse conflict. WITH persistent trust
ID a strength greater than kiz oFn. hs
arises to renew the fight against tae
evil that 70 srrzyed fn deadly koa-iL-
IT. against hils TIE ChristIan solder
.coks forward With crnsdezt hope &c
final and glorious ruccass More Taan
conguer0r through tie 5Iccd of the
Lamb ha anticipates the day whsE he
vii before the throne q glory wear
upon hia brow the vlctcr'a crown ard
raye the palm brsnch Of eternal III
amph. There Is 10 final faiinre 10
aIn Nno has enlisted under the hz--
ner of the cross. 5is Is only success
Montreal Herala-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-13

All the greatest needs OF the church
and the world may be included in one
the need Of true piety, and the ali
embracing secret Of true piety is per
sonal contact with the unseen God.
Hence. Christ's first lesson IN the
school OF prayer was, Enter into thy
closet" the shut-in place, where the
human spirit meets God, alone. and
learns to know Him, cultivating His
acquaintance and fellowship.
To the praying soul faith becomes
possible, and faith is the grasp Of the
soul upon the unseen world; obedi-
ence becomes possible. which IS the
walk Of the soul with the unseen God
patience becomes possible, which Is
the habit Of waiting for result yet
unseen, and holiness becomes posi-.
ble. which is conformity to an unseen
image and ideal
n those who have most thoroughly
learned the secrets Of prevailing pray.
er. there has been deveioped often a
sort Of prescience which comes near
est to the prophetic spirit, the Eoly
Spirit showing things TO come. The
great supplicators often prove. also
the seers. Prayer makes eternal
things prominent and dominant.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-13
eermany,s Silent Soldier.

Won Moltke, Germany's great sol
der. was most laconic. His intimatea
knew almost 70 word in what Ian
guage the toasts allotted to him would
be proposed. The health Of his royal
master would be submitted in four
words or twice as many, because, az
he reasoned. his hearers knew az
much about the sovereign as he did.
There was once a bet over a toast
which he was to propose. The man
who made it wagered that Won MoItke
would discharge his task in eight
words, or, at the outside nine. He
lost. The old soldier tackled on the
word gentleman" at the end Of his
sentence, and that made ten.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-13
no Meather There.

Il lived among the people Of Japan
for four years" said the Cincinnati
man. ~and I pledge you my word that
not once in all that time did I hear
one single person make any reference
to the weather. You can Judge what
a relief It was. Here and elsewhere
the weather is a constant topic
was nothing said when it was hot
or Geld or stormy" was asked
mot a Eord-not the slightest hint.
No matter whether It was pouring rain
or the sun was shining. nobody spoke
Of It. The nearest 1 ever heard any
japanese trench on the weather was
when my valet one day asked me for
half a day OF. When hesitated over
1t he said:
Your excelIency, l have
corn on my - toe and want TO get
the - thing fixed before next winter
sets in and freezes the - thing or
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-13
MADE NEST IN BEARD.
Mouse Toek Greet Liberty With Mirsi
n 49,.

Mouse Tosk Great Liberty With Mines
10 Alaska
A mouse may naturally be q -timis
besstie.~ bus At tines Il saovs An Al
1zcity which borders on the impertt
neat A traveller In Alaska bEingT
home this experience Of his KlcEdiks
Wznderizgs
The teller Of the story passed 9
long. cold winter Al Cape None H
ard his companions had. for year q
noTe. let their boards grow. as pro
lection for their thrOsts and chests
One night. when al were asleep
the man ID question was awakened -
z light patrlng On his face The cold
Was intense. and not caring to move
unless Il vas necessary. he lay still
Again the tight touches on bis cheek
He put up his hand. and his fingers
ciosec OF 4 tiny mouse tangled IN tns
mesles of his beard A companion
reused By the involuntary exclams-
tion. lighted 3 candle and invest.
gated
The mouse had selected the beare
as z warm and eligible site for resi-
dsnce II had borrowed out nice
round nest. and when caught was en-
gagged in dropping beans. purloinec
from the scanty larder. into the recep
tacle thus mzde.-Youth's Companion
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-13
rhs coIleae YeIIs q waIes.

Wales Is by no means disposed to
bend the knee to America. The Welsh
~yens" are fully up to the transatlan.
tic level The University Of North
wales has yell something liks this:
Bravo, bravissimo, ray, ray, ra-o-rockl
Ray-rayra-o-rock Ray-ray-ra-o-rocki /"
carcf has somewhat similar yell.
while at Aberystwyth the cry is: ~Hip-
hip-hur-aberl Hip-hip-hur-aberl Hip
hup-hur-Aberystwythl With a pip and
a pang, and a ZIP and yang Takl
yak.i Yak, ltg-London Daily Mail.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-13

Admiral srcs~s HIS 7esreet fer tEt
srrip--r-s il Psx1sizr Wzg
"A cerraan ami s1rrElte 5un3cr Greer
2 rts Uzzta1 S--ea uz7g Aa1 fer q
ron4ltarahle time observed r1zE t1e
admiral assays rszoTz1 hls uzli1ru
crar ans E1z1et Gus e less pEstez-
s.1us whsn be read his Bl1ss 1n s1n
EaY Ecrnfzz He cftz1 w1E1arer
wnE ths 1amlmandss G. the 1agzA+r
should 20 81 strange L thing znt sC
one dzF. wAsn the coed huEor & tAs
z1-i-zl permitted TIE great a-oEzt ci
freedom sEch 2 g1esglcu WcE-d re
cure he asked
-AlmriaL VII yuu tsI1 NE why yoz
ztWz7s re-cvs your Ezzf1r1 ccar b
fcrs you c1en your BEsls fsr Sunday
Ecgul-g's Esazlzg
Tze a5miraI lifted his eyez azd
zrzrsig stared the yeuzg o&esr f. the
face FITS smile was Eore rszEi1.
r1an f1fsiz1ing
LleUreuart- remove MY E1iiCrm
c1ar befcrs reading the Bible beczuse
can never give rhs Lcrt of Hcs1s ths
proper zmo-nt Of respect and a1orz-
r1g1 WITH chs s-rises e an s1Elral
elnhrzetng tie arms tat support tbs
Bt5ls
Ii was a question of the pride o1 his
hszrr-wk1ch was II his ADMIRAL G
srripes-oFerc0nlng the love he heid
f1r hiz Maker wEer he would rezGsE
his GevotEcu To hlE.--Ligpin
Magazine
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-13
,rIs the Aeart wIthIn You. -.

You may fancy when yOu read
How some great man OF the past
Led where others feared 70 lead,
Planning well and holding fast,
That the fates or chance, some way
Gave the sweet success ne had,
That il merely happenec-nay,
Twas the heart within him, lad.
Was II chance or luck or Fate
That made Washington persist
TIL another sovereign state
Had been added to the hstz
Could some other, do you say,
With such chances as he nad,
Have won all his gl0ry2-Aay.
Twas the heart within him, lad
Do you see zome rival rise
While you toll away beioW3
Do you md that trouble lies
IN the hard way that you goE
Do you think you might to-day
You that follow gium and sad
Lead W luck pursued youz-Nays
'Tis the heart within you, lad.
IS. F.. Klzer.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-13
what r. /. p. Means.

Charlie was being taken for walk
through a cemetery. Suddenly he
asked: what does r l. p stand
for7 Some Of the gravestones have
a lot Of reading on them, and then at
the bottom Of the words there are
the big letters r. I. p"
what do you think they mean?"
asked his father
Charlie paused for moment. 4
think. father. they mean, Return II
Possible. e.''--Harper's Weekly.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-13

SSc@ ssizr-e e Seat ef Rezsrn Car
Ee 7eGtc-s6-

iNT~M "a zHG9 CT 1<a1 81 TGa4-N ~@h
5e Restored
VFth the s-rrur-sli- % * rhs hrzEn
frc1er there have been rzmaEiEa1.e
slrgfeal zch aEsr1sErs- snEze cf them
ia o1erzzl1ns performed half q hcdE's
langr1 from the disturbed orgzn- Pc
tEeen the brain proper ard ils Eni1s
e Z ska-Cw SEA q Au3 which ezte1@s
AZ Ehe way G0Wu ths 1c-L0W L-zi1s
q TIE spIe. arcgzd The spinal cord
II rk1s AuId becomes LerangEd O. cuE-
pressed the brain IS Affected Now.
ii one part Of the head this liquid
substance constitutes a HrrIs spirit
leT@l. ike q czrpentsrz IsvsA whteh
serves 70 keep TIE human machine
properly balanre1 Sometimes the
6HlE II this level Increases begozd the
normal carzcity. TEen the patient Il
zz-cye1 b. constant ringing = tie
ears and presently becomes sEh5sct to
severe and dangerous vertigo Inis
e because the unconscious sense C
balance IS DISTURBED A few years
ag1 the medical faculty were At q
I1zz tzr q cure- New t1ey know Lhat
re brain finds nay be controlled
f-1z the spine. So they tap tha vier
tim cE sle Lsrzngsd spirit level Esar
tEs base oE the srlEs. draw q tAe SUI
plus fluid ard ssud EIz On his way.
relieved. balanced and re51icing- Tbs
t1mtar tapping is q tnestiuabIe value
IL the diagnosing Of meningitis, al
sczsses ard osher cerebral disezses:
the examination cf the fluid drawn
IRON The zpire. IN fact. aEcrdiug dag
nosls for all brain diseases other thzn
he purely nervous sEsctInns--2le-
CEures Nagzzine-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-13

eyes, ma'am," said the man With
the old valise; 4 acknowledge that
used to 60 trzmpin' around this neigh
borhood, begin for cold victuals, ba.
/ don't do that any more. I've re-
formed"
what evidence have l Of that2"
asked the woman Of the house, still
eyeing him with suspicion.
well, ma'am." he said, opening the
valise. ''the fact that I'm selIin' soap
row ought to be enough To convince
anybody. Oughtn't it2"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-13

The spirit Of simplicity Is a great
magician. II softens asperities.
bridges chasms, draws together hands
and hearts. The forms which It takes
in the world are infinite IN number;
but never does it seem to us more ad-
mirable than when it shows itself
across the fatal barriers Of position.
interest, or prejudice, overcoming the
greatest obstacles. permitting those
whom everything seems to separate to
understand one another. esteem one
another. love one another. This IS the
true social cement that goes INTO the
building Of a people.-Charles Wagner.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-13

Here Is one Of the inns where
George Washington used to stop"
you don't say What has become
Of the ancient sign. Accommodation
to Man and Beast?"
They've taken It down and put up
a sign. Accommodation to Man and
Automobile
@And where Is the hoetler who used
to come out with a can Of oats2"
@Oh, he comes out now with a can
OF gasoline"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-13

came TO the window where years ago
she kept the watch-light burning
To safely guide by its patient glow
Her prodigal returning.
came " the windoW-'twas dark and
Lone
The years had with honors crowned me;
4 would have given them all 70 atone
Gould she have come back ana found
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-13
punerln e the chieaao press.

In the year 1874 the Marquis Of Duf-
ferin and Ava, then the goverror-gen-
eral os Canada. visited Chicago Con
cernIng that visit he has written: The
day following my arrival spent in bed
with q very bad nervous headache, a
feet which was announced to the pub
lie in the morning by a sensational
paragraph in all the papers, to the fol
loving effect: His royal nibs down
with a collcs Doctor sent for In
fact, al the time I was at Chicago the
papers teemed with similar eleganctes
the concluding Leading article IN the
leading journal being headed 'Gcod-byi
Old DuHerin- Another paper devoted
two Of its columns to description Of
an interview between one Of its re.
porters and myself, in which com.
municated to my interlocutor-whom
always addressed as old fellow'-yart
Gus state secrets anl a minute detail
II my private affairs, though it Il
ssedless to say the author Of the mar
ratiye had never been within q hun
lred yards Of me"
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1905-04-13

whether in books, art, the drama. The above
charge is more Of universal than strictly Ameri-
can characteristic. It can be applied to any race Of
people, Europeans especially the peasants-may
not have opportunities to live better nevertheless the
desire is there.
This desire to live better is what furnishes
the energy for revolutions It is the pivot upon
which civilization has swung into its inheritance;
which has lifted from the bonds of slavery to
free citizens; and which is making this country the
envy of the world. 1t is too bad that the desire to
Give better is not distinctive American trait.
But unfortunately, it is not In Russia there are
a few foolish" persons like Maxim Gorky who are
devoting their talents toward enabling the people to
Ave 6etzer and they will succeed just other peo-
pie have succeeded. The who becomes SO de-
luded to ridcule the desire to live better, should
consult Dr. Osler and take his treatment for senility
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1905-04-13
Hell ANS
BYF. M. -
By F. M

The magnates Chicago got Dunno brown
of dark lantern.
Mama darling boy who long curls and girls sash
around his waist generally develops into an old woman
Mrs Chadwick has four lawyers her employ Cassie must have
money! lawyers would desert her like desert
sinking ship
the selection of poodle there would
be fewer divorces
that how the terminates in the East
the Christian should the Chinese helping hand and lift
up Yes they should but instead the soed Christian
will give poor Chnk the strong and hold him
picking pockets disease and that married
who through their husbands should break from
the habit if they don't want their to inherit the disease 1t
evident that the doctor married and only trying throw
into the ladies' but won't his work is too
Cleveland recently gave swell dinner honor of her
Ango and the that about fifty society
present Now if Miss Pussy had her there
doubt but what she would much rather prake Of bird and
bottle of milk in company with google-eyed tomcat
Apis paid by the
Egyptians who regarded him symbol Of Osiris He had
did residence containing extensive walks and courts for his entertain
His birthday annually celebrated and his death
of public mourning The beef trust modern Apis that
the symbol of philanthropy but its birth and its
death will public rejoicing instead of of
couple named Bradley has been gladdened
the the eighth pair of The father old
soldier old and the mother 4 This old soldier believes
killing the during time but is evident that he doesn't
believe suicide and while he not be entitled
the grounds of physical disability still think if he applied for
any old grounds the president would that he got