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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-12-08

DressmakiHg wanted. 500 Chick
asila Ave. u
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-12-08

Good board with pleasant rooms
at I25 Iowa Ave. If.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-12-08
cOLp ICE

Take a look at Pettyjohu's Holi-
day goods Dec. II. 1890
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-12-08

Mrs. Leads continues to improve.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-12-08

Rufus Estesis improving slowly.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-12-08
SUBSCRIPTION RArEs.

Hop Cloud i better
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-28
Or. sc. Miener,
bomGopatbNdtr Mr,t
Wr. 1419, Iiubeu. MDenne.
@nnocroolle Gntocfnng.

Graa ". glsiTns. electromagnetic .Gpesialitttn
thr Sranen eeieel. 8anieh toliien it In dlen
Gle ieioeno iiho, iperoe Id Sbnen beiien. SO
balie ME eiilen ~ein5i8en 5ebifhlaa. 9rseidte'
rung IN 4s StlHoen ooer feine &e5abiung ber'
bte6ane Der slrbeiii pouis barmIos, Sm
iprnaen fir 9anieli. Wefbulte. g9drterinneu.
Wer5tlicbe Sebanolutg. nerin peiuiiufbt. Girene
bertrauii6. gidtbertbeiIung foiienfrei. Spredbs
lhinoen bon 10 ubr BORN. BITS s ubr Mbeiros;
SorniagS bon 2 bis 8 ubr Nndlm. Sran ".
ylefHng. St. 63t, WorosG arsl.o trafel nahe
bnunbfsu.Mptn (W2drd9. I&S.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-28
lfanmrr mt6 Irameu kuun1t 81 nus.

cinen eiicrrten FoitlodsaraSn ne6en
ben @eieiiell Der 9obniO ihlimm ON
&opic perIeBt, oaB CT notwithstanding
itcrben miro. Gem Name WurOe
Scr aopf ein~acid)la0cn. Nan bradte
i'm nadl Soberstolpll in ein Soipital.
Gr lit 81 Sabre alt rnO ituntmt aus
&emoine, ga.
SIN 0ienlt It lGet0Otet.
Sn llnion,Siu, Srontlin 9ountp,
ga, murbe Ger 9tm0c9 Stills Soar.
idoa B. Z. @oOe BON cinem idtuor.
sen DWonoiheinIer, &anenS Sc.
pboS Eoinoerter, crlholicn. Wobc
mollte Den Wonn lueGen ungebliher
8%erleBung Der 9un0cogcieBc perboi.
ten, ais oieier nit iCinem @emcbr
Dem 9enmten cine Sooumg Sd)rot IN
sen Qeib idoB. Wan brudlte oen Ser
letten aiii cinen BUG, Ood) itorb CT,
che man ooS SoipiinI in Moonote cl-
reihtc. Ter Heger lit cntiloben unh
nod nid)t perboftct luorocn. @aee
mar 30 Sabre alt unO Elm gutter 9e,
allller, ,,ff
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-28

abidIdaia beidieoen moroen. Die
gntiheioung lit oamit b~eeriinbct.
Dab bus ihon I1nger gebroudtC
@oorenaeiden Der Nem. Dorfer Sir.
ma ibentiid lit nit ser geieblid ae.
ihiitten Sabritmarfe zines oeutidell
Sauies.
Die Nltono'er GoIi3ei perbaftete
Den elmer interuotionoIen 9anbe an
9eboren0en Wdot)enbGnoler @nglGn-
Der, Der leit Sabresfriit u%tnngemcI.
oct in Sombur9 unb altonn lebte.
Ger Wenlh bat in 8emeinihaft nit
Iciner bier mobnenoen gbeirou einen
lebboften Wdbhenbonbel nah Ame.
rifa betrIeben.
Sm 8ilr5enih Saale in aoln hat
Gun Ser Studcn'S .Ynr 1rium'
pbonS," olS nSDmpboniidJer Scit.
prolog I'M Golfston" be3eihuet, feline
grltaniiiibruna erlebt. Die Nuiiiib.
rllng geltultete iit 81 einem alan5cn.
ben erfolge fir Den in Nnleritn 10
moblbefannteu Gomponiitcn, ,ueld,er
ielbit oirieirte. Gus 5ablreid) eritie'
ueue EHblifum lieB ibm ber5li6e
@bruna 81 She'll weroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-28
8eitern NarsIanb Giienbabu.
Srat AM IS. 3aHi 1905 In araR.
8ilee berIuifeu Siuerie citation, mie toIet:

lint ant 16. JhHt 1VO5 ~ 4t0N.
8lee b~erIuifeu SiIerle iation, mie ioIet:
aha. Saaitdt. ,.u4G pt. r
$50 frnb = g6neu.@olt8ue. SanpiTinis. Ga.
e%ersfoiun. ". & W, Hn. nno BEN Ghoen,
9bamberSbura, Wiartiisbure. Biuheftet unb
Bunfte MI Der gbeiapeafe 4 @eftern yabn.
9.t5 BORN. 9eH'@'ar grpreb. Cur iato
1000 atsnos - a,fom. nad uuionasrtbae.
Sdalia. ausssnommen esnntass.
TOO Waoreens BORT. Y. 81 9. Dio. II. Saupt.
eInis O'i!i1 bon e"orS'srjoe. sarlisIe uno
s.Of @icrssrs s0upiIlnle. SaaerstOwn, sau.
cod. ~ebippensbnrs. Sreberfd. emmiisburs
nnb ". & 10. STU. bis S~tenanboab.
1919 .garm. siiiom. aa1 unfon.8ribse.
yog! uno @ettbsburG
LOO Wacbnt. - affotL mao Gut0rD Wrobe.
2.2b Wndrm. - afforn, nad 9murbsYrobe.
1925 TaGtin. - eIne U1ountniu Grip. (parIor.
Carl; ferner eSreoertd uno Sancod.
$50 Mo1in. egp. unh Uorf nnb y. & ..
APO Sadm. - gorf e6nea.Grp.: ,erner
@IDuoon. Sprin9 @roqe Sunoper uiio Settpss
AS ssadm. Union srioae sfiom.
1900 Nabm. - GIp. Rnniie an eerSmpiItn,e.
Saserstoup. 5reoett emmitsburs u.stip'
SIS WSsaSSs gfrom. lad, sIeaa.
6.16 NbeuoS - Nfiom. inh unipusBrtbQe,
Nur an esmftaaen.
ii.b5 ga9m. = sIue aibge piritsb. G1en.
: grprsB md 3bnrmont, Wountain . Boints
unt 3aoerstofpu. ~ @
Star epuntag1.
$50 gorm. - slffuin. mud utionsgribge unb
2. so yann. - siiom. mad linton .Yribse.
$50 Rndnn. gffon. ndt WIefia. IL anf
BILLET. unb 8epdd glreau. nIbnueb'S, Q6e
Charles uno eerlugtotS trabe. luuJ
nn6 ySaI6roof (aorib's VIDE. } StatioH.t M
9dlt. Hiti on .Benna .'sthe Citation.
q. 8. Wrt5s 10, 8 Z Or. III iHtlP
IN nquto "a, ID. 1stPen.t 0.tV,l n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-28
Baltimore Nampf.Yadet.Gs.
(s4he mnb SuoerfdfNge Wat.einie.)

TIe Wer. Gtnlfen'- VDIf bef5tbernb.
men. bon ben rBnisfine, "piers, Wr. f0--is.
~aiabt,GtraBe, $3.50 slbenbs, 6irelt mao oh
potnt Comfort NorioIi, Portsmouth unb outn
S SSI%i Ge,s sts 9 ,aIi y 4. Z gt s. S|fsHsbap ~ ,s S,s
Ridmono, Nerbinbune In Portsmontb nit benz
.seaboaro Wiz etne' lelissr quo bon VoIis.
G%aroIina, aortolf unb fhSIif, Worfolf niib
tpeitIih unb .OIb Dominion Cine" ndtn geetus
bern, Ma(blneton. Nsg.. mtb Aidmono. va.
riBfe aaiiitenSimnisr, sIefirifhe 9slsuAfuHe.
9ampfbsiBmna. aoien fret. 5ieferbirte aatnttns
slmmIer IN ben Binet.tdrsaur bsr san etne,-
Rr. 1921. Seeit'palttnlore' 2 trabe,. Nr. COG 4nb
baltimore iiH6 GaIbert'Strabe, Continental
Irult gnilolnq nno MIbansbs. gbarIess uns
aeIinetonsS iMbe. tFtHtffI- Z ". {tt ftAH
Ssba N. ebsrtussb, q. Dse0u,
Biee.prdf. II. 1en. 'DlaHdeer. Sen. sBaH. saGeHt.
(Te52-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-28
IsrdantS' & Sinners 1ranspsr.
tatiun SomHanD. ~

TdmVftTsxtutfu. 80
Rah 8ofton nuo benz Cfien: isbeu MontnG
Tienftda, Ionnerfag uno Samftda. ubsu61
b libr. r
Sad grobibenre II. benz Often. ieben 0cnSp
tao, M'iitpod mo 1reitdg, MbenbS o tIbr.
gah Reipport : Reno uno Rorioif: tdoIi4
umi 0 ttbt Wbenos.
Srndt pirb ideli1 bls o iibr sbenbs fnr On
bent Iaoe ADHERENCE Tdmpfer dngenommeu.
Rnd Sapannab NIB benz 6abeu; iebsn 1ten.
flag Bonnsriiae nio Sen9ppe. IMbenbs 8 tibr.
bon Der seerite am SUITE beS .9onesDodb 40;
sdoonuab,r ampfer bon 'ber Agestte am Suhe
Der sBeit Balls sIbenus. INIT. htl
%. 3. fnvney, o..p..4Neat.
4. D. Ieteetth1. vteu..U1au,
ee1uptbfreau - e9ecf.G6e Gernan. rat
xtaht.etrabs. biiiIS lfi9i'N Ui9,1&6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-28
ebeiapsafe 3ampfes.9s omyasaie.

eIesanie gafooisr. Tampisr- .ausuia. ma
.NtIanta' rad
CIR Ssiat Gsmfpyt nnb NsyislL SA.
Tampfer ~bsrIoffen Haliimcre fdaIfa (auAses
roniinen Sonntaas) nm $40 MbenbS uHb fsiHe
nien IN TIo prut Comfort um O tibr Wora<ns
uno In gorfolf nm 7.I5 WaoraenS an, IN
Bunifsn beS chbens unS GiSwsfssnS. 80
Usrt.oltue Z .4
4teg ante paNaOier , Iampfer -Gbariotls' i
baltimore
saA NeR.vstnt nnb NiMmsut. "a.
9ampier oeyIGfen Baltimore tdali& (nuSes.
nomuneii eonntaps2 um 8 upr Ha4mtttQlS iRb
oi Nt6mon6 INT 9.25 Wiorpens. an.
Tie an Woniaaen. Miitponsu uRb grettoaen
bon RaItiMofe. dbiabrsrsen 1ampIsr. uis ble
nnb eanlftaasn %abfabten. Ieesu. tn 0Iouetsiers
cen. Tonnsrfaasn uuo Samitaeen bon ateItis
more unb an W,ontasen, @iitlocNen ngb 0res
iaesn bon ypsft.Iottt abfabrsrbsn 9ausp5sr
iIssen in goittrWn uno Giap'eanf m tbst sdns
DSmYfer psrlaNen galtImsre ssu Bier ~, IS
eu,..s ,ns ~; atahttis r s ss,;sssi .,..
GasIt, Ssstd iai,tasssben nnS RsiassS4urs
siust'sarsauE: g. aiss x:ys's1ss.fNSNSlas
Giraffe, cher ben Sdupt.g alfsas{y: ms 30
2teht.strsts, 0sltinsse. y. ). =
us Mssss ,sd HsEfS SSsS sss -.
3. 9. vk1ssset. e0ItS-Os |. spaM.d Go6Se
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-28
Nus bem Snnercn Iarglanb's uno
ben a%ngrcn5snocn Staatcu.

" ~ 49,
Sn Srcberid nuroe Die gut aua
iebenoe Marp Wopbngb auf Ole Nn.
fIage b%erboitet, Dem @iliam Sbos.
Saripooo, Der in Baltimore al Gee
fSupetteitraBe mobnt, $1,000 inter
ihIogen 81 baben. Gad) Dem gnbo'
rem ser ,3eugenauSiagen IN 0emSullc
pieS Hifter Sebnion Die Gnfloge ob
unb oroncte Die Sreiln'iiIng Der IN.
boitirten an. SRI, Wnpbuab legtc
cinen bon Sormooo geihriebenen
Brief Dor, porir Soriuooo, ein ungc.
idbr GO Sabre alter Wann, ibr nit.
tbeilt, ooB CT Die $1,000 giebt, oomit
iie iit cin SoilS fouien nno ielbit EN-
8eihdft oniongen fonne. Iesglei.
den io9t er in DEM 9riefe, odB oer
ritebr p6it iGr bdltt," ais poit trheitb
ScnIanb aii 8ottcs griincr Grbe."
Sri. Wopbugb iiibrte ieinen Sans,
itono, als er IN Sreoerid mobntc.
Soriuooo ipobnte nit iciner Semitic
in Taterton, W. 90, uno fam pori.
gen @intcr nod) S%aaerStopn, no er
Dem iunGen Mdoheu ben Sol mabte.
Gr lieB Iih BON ieiner Srou iheioen,
bod, mur0e er bonn @erid)te ongebol'
ten, ieiner 5rou uno ieinen ainoern
modcntlide IIimente gu %be5oblen.
Sri. Wapbuab id)ien Die @eihihtc
nid)t su 9efallen, oenn lie oerlieB
SoeerStoipn, naboem iie oos @elo
ouf ibren Hamen in elmer 9onf oepo'
nirt bate: gls tie 5uriidfebrte, licB
Sorlpoob ie perboiten. Sorpooo
luobnt iett III Baltimore.
Gin tragider COB.
Sn 8ruitlano bel SoIiSburp, 0ico.
mico'Gountp, muroe Srau @iliam
9rown foot Dor ibrem Bette fnieeno
gefnnoen. SIR Mann lit i6on felt
Sobren an iein gett 9efeiielt. mnb ais
er am. Gienitag iriib oufiteben pollte
uno auf iein 6riibitiid ipartete, be-
merfte or. ooB ieine 5rou toot Dor
ibrem Bette lag, sic mar mlaen.
iteinlif bei'm 9eten bon einem
Ser5idlage getroiien moroen.
Inti @eIIs. Gemofratcn II.
Sn annopolis boben Ole Iemofrn,
ten Der gnti @eas. Saftion iolgenbe
Rominotionen gemobt:
Ielegatenbaus-@iniom $. WoB.
s. Natbon Gibbs, 5bomos u. Grom.
ipea unb Sames s. AtmeQ.
Sheriii - Sranf 9. Hepeu.
SeItaments. 8egiitrator - @m. 81.
Sbiplep.
Shobmeiiter - 9bas. u. Green. |
9onntD-GommiiiGre = @iqiam Z.
eSones, Sames 9uiod. esobn Y. Bette.
bone, George %. Murrap. Ruius $.
8belps, Sobn 9. 5loob uno @iaiam
-. 9alI. |
8eometer = 2ouis Green.
als Gelegaten CUR 2 tants .Gonpeu.
ton wurben Die 5olaenben %erpGblt:
q. Chem. @iuiam Z. @epea.
5. 81. 2otpman, 5. g. @annon ".
6. Sbiplep, Gr. 8. y. @interion,
$. @abb, Or. 80. 6. CLAUDE,
5. g. 0uttpea uno u. $. gerrie.
AIM ainnbadenframpf &C.
itorben.
Sn 9aeonSiu. Gecil-gountp, iii
Der IS Sabre alte Sranf Sammono
am ainnbadenframpf geitorben. Ger
anabe batte iid nit einem Safen am
SnBe nerIeBt.
DINER periett.
,gei Sailing @aters in Waibing5
toniGoilntD purOe Ser Jrahtaug.,
Gonoufteur 1beooor 9. Srris burd
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-28

Nabatt npu 15e. tto Tonne NbtT 10 1uuueu
pegfn Baar.
GeLdgtes JldttRbotI n Sort 1919.
WefdgteS 9ihtnbpld, II 0prb $500.
8iain8er & Sebranf.
SalpfsNtredn mno aobienbot: Yrefion. unb
WdbsGtraBs. Sipeins6ireau: nOIb Io,pH Goal
Co. Wioniment'. ndbe sat Sirdbe.
TEL: o.. 4 y. ADlfe 1it7 - W2b. 9outt. 2879.
tGprii2O. 8YQte3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-28
9amburgsNm
Dsppelidranbea.

= assss ~ csset isr ssmbsn ams earis an.
Sam6mre.N
o. 8roaonap. Rew.gorf.
Nrtbnr 81. @obion,
1877 SIt.9altimore.Str.
am alien Hlats.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-28
lie oeutide SIogge III
80 itteImeer.

Die oeutide Sdiiifabrt i'm melt.
Iid,en 1beile oes Iittelmeeres ge-
minnt, pie aus asniulnr. uno 0e.
ibGftsberidten berporgebt, on Tim.
fang. Namentlid Die fran56iiiden
@eidGitsleute fiibren alaaen iber Die
erfolgreibe G%onfurren5 Der Oeutiden
uno iiber mangelnbe Snitiatipe Der
fran5oiiid)en &beoer. Die SanoeIs'
TANNER in Warieiae iteLlte fiir5Iif
felt, Der oeutide 8ettbeperb merot
audi on Der iran3oiiifen @ittelmeer.
aiilte immer iiiblburer, Ger sToro.
oeutide 2lopo" bot ourh grridtnilg
elmer DompierIinie BON Warieiae
mad gsppten fait ben gan5en GURUS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-28
2seue CGneGe Gag 0oote
Der GricSiDn. 9inie.
DQor6 Baltimore" nne yEenn"
IL yl.(>S.f.Es

Bon TIenfaa, ben 80. Wdi. Bormtttde9 8
t1br, an tdplih nno GoHntags Nbfabrt bon
eiett. uno Vratt,etraBs. In SsitsrtsR uHb Gte.
fer, Ya., antalteno.
perrlids GahTt bnrdi ben QaRG.
Sabrpreis In elmer Rid)ttne $50. sumo.
fabrt as 1ags) fir Die 8iidfabrt foipobI aut
BEN Tag. tie Ta6f'2,oote giiIiie. $2.b0.
HuHofabtis9iIeie, bon Thttaseiptta init Der
-. 4 9. gtfenbdbn' Suriidfebrenb. $3.50. =
Turbfabrt5s 8iuete nod Atiantit.GttH iEb s,t.
rid per gooi s3.75. ooer per snbn. Is xaae
saltts, $3.50. Herner 9nthfabrtsseine mad
Nerus9prf, xpua.Utand,, Msburh.parf, In elmer
Hidfune. $500; Tutoreife 5000; 0aSe Wsas,
i8~uEoIabrt, $500. Ser stbenS. Gampier idbrf
itdolid. GoBninaS am~sgsnomnteu. I'M s ubr
y ddbInittagS ab. Snbrbilete ipsrbeu I'm eis
redu. totpie bel slbauab's. SIT. col, gorb.
gbarIes4 Sttdbs mad ulbunp, 1icu, earafoea.
Gptinas. Newport. 1stps9oben (gf.), QprtIanb
ONE nnb ti1rbtidbenB unfisn berfauft. 6treibt
neaeH Nsttefntrer. 0tsSeuy etstpef. aetHt,
VI. 20A. etsbtsGtrata dol
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1905-07-22
GAS AND WATER.
is ONE AS NECESSARY AS THE
OTHER2
Citizens CT Large Cities Say 1t Is.

New York, June 13.-In the recen.
agitation here about the price OF gas,
the demand for lower rates was sup
ported by the argument that every resi-
dent is as dependent upon a supply OF
gas as upon supply Of good water.
1t has come to pass that the day Ia
borer uses gas as his only fuel for
cooking, because Of economy, and the
rich man uses gas on account OF Its
convenience. Gas for lighting, with
modern Improvements in burners, is
cheaper, better and more satisfactory
than any Other kind Of light. Gas
sells at $1.O0 per thousand cubic feet
in large cities, and from that to as high
as 800 in smaller towns.
The consumer Of gas in the country
uses Acetylenc pronounced a-set-a-
lene), and each user makes his own gas
and is independent OF Gas and Electric
Companies. Acetylene is more per
feet illumirant than the gas sold by
the big gas companies in the cities, and
the cost to the smallest user is about
the equivalent Of city gas at IS cents
per thousand.
Acetylene is the modern artificial
light. the latest addition to the many
inventions that have become daily ne
cessities.
The light from an acetylene fame is
soft, steady and brilliant. and in quail.
ity is only rivaled by the suns rays.
If water and a solid material known as
Calcium Carbide are brought into con.
tact. the immediate result is the max
ing Of this wonderful gas. The genera
tion Of acetylene is so simple that ex-
perience or even enapparatus is not neces-
sary to make it. If it is desired to
make it for practical lighting. and to
keep 1t for immediate use. then small:
machine called an "Acetylene Genera.
tor is employed. There are many re-
sponsible concerns making acetylene
generators. In practice this gas is dis
tributed in small pipes throughout
buildings. grounds or entire cities and
towns in the same manner as ordinary
city gas. Acetylene is the only salts
factory means Of lighting isolated
buildings located in the country OF
suburbs at a distance from city gas Of
electric plants.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1905-07-22
NO SUCH WORD AS FAIL.

Remark Attributed to Admiral Toso's
Great Rival.
The Makaroff memorial just issued,
says the Saturday Evening Post. re-
calls visit to Washington paid by
the stalwart admiral Immediately be-
fore the outbreak Of the war in the
far East.
The part of Washington which
pleased him best was the National Mu
scum. where he was under the guild
ance Of one Of the best-informed an
thropologists in America, the acting
dean, Prof. Otis T. Mason Prof. Ma
son is as small as he is mighty, but
straight as an arrow, in spite Of his
white hair, and every inch Of him a
man. He looked like a picturesque
pocket-edition beside the magnificent
Makaroff, with his broad shoulders
and massive chest and huge beard.
They were standing before the in
complete Russian exhibit. Prof. Ma
son explained several reasons why the
collector had failed to do his duty.
enOlng, according to his 1nVarlaDl6
kindness, with the remark: Il sup
pose we must consider them as ade-
quate excuse" Instantly Admiral Ma
karof replied: "rhere are plenty Of
reasons, but there is never an excuse
for any failure" His deep voice was
like velvet thunder 1t made whatever
he said seem momentous And he
came by the principle honestly. 1t
ran in the family. His grandfather
once received an order from the car
direct, which was so difficult of exc
CutiOn that the czar closed with the
unusual words:
Can it be DONE"
"Sire." the general replied, 'if 1t
Is possible it will be done. II 1t Is
tmpossible-it shall be DONE"
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1905-07-22
At the Captain's Table.

AS the liner cleared the heads and
the heavy swell of the open Atlantic
became noticeable, dinner was served.
The twenty-six places at the captain 3
table were filled and as the soup ap-
peared the captain addressed his table
companions.
II trust that all twenty-five OF you
will have pleasant trip" he said,
and that this little assemblage Of
twenty-four will reach port much ben
Gifted by the voyage. Ilook upon the
twenty-five smiling faces as a father
upon his family. for am responsible
for the lives OF this group of nineteen.
[ hope all fourteen of you will Join me
later in drinking to a merry Grip. l
believe we seven fellow passengers
are admirably suited to each other,
and I applaud the judgment which
chose from the passenger list these
three persons for my table. You and
[, my dear sir, are"
The captain chuckled. Here. stew
ard, bring on my fish, and clear away
these dishes."-Pvak.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1905-07-22
FRANKLIN, LA SATURDAY, JULY p, 1905
qhe Heroism Of Common Life
Nv the Rev. A. p. FITCH.


EROIsM is Not what do but why yor
TYY sublime The thing nothing
OF life
do value of lfethe intentions of life
is weT enough summed
calling attitude of 1t this
Its most bulldog
DEATH while inevitably
herosm It's salient or distinctive
,hey to be found unhercic deeds
-, s NV house Of pain and chal
his hotel suTs the keyhole and
M down TO But hero He is
is not the the
deed >. ,. - . 1850
dull
keep honor
which make
these things that makes her
heroine Christian
heI
them She earned the
Sunday would
The
iendent Sunday
stretched
Of mind
afraid have church.
coudn school I'm
0 when to heaven"
hold hands and he will the marks the Lord Jesus
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a
principal
For there the
bridge
and: building construction
than the alone make
the Lower Union mills
had to be purchased high Koman Carnes Co. built the
Clinton other
blast furnaces existing few later the second Lucy furnace
mechanical metallurgjca ~
thirty Principally
large
aid the blast
mechanical engineers whose mechanical app
multiplied
numbered by thousands.
process the rburg district the desire the the
0depatments of
cnange aborous
Another
of
fact
construction would impossible
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1905-07-22
The Helpful Telephone,

Here is sample Of how. rural tele-
phones help the farmer. A farmer
living between Smith Center and lie.
oanon 'phoned Lebanon and asked
wnat the merchants were paying for
eggs. He then 'phoned Smith Center
and found that its merchants were
paying two cents more a dozen. That
vas at noon. Within three hours he
marketed his eggs at Smith Center,
making enough over the Lebanon
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THEN PROCEED!

A farmer had a seeder for the SOW,
ing of his seed,
Twas a seeder made of cedar, and,
said |, Pray, is there need,
OF a seeder made of cedar?" Said
the farmer, Yes, indeed,
l have never seed a seeder, sir, that
I'd concede the speed
To exceed a cedar seeder for the
seeding of the seed"
Life.
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A RDRN TALKER.

"Why do l nave to talk to you so
much. children?" asked the tired
woman teacher in the kindergarten
class.
Papa says because you were born
that way!" came from bright little
girl.-Yonkers Statesman.
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Rockefeller Qn0 His Money
BY R. 8. Seabold.

those
techncaies
IL question: How would Christ Himself Would
p-@ He obtained Rockefeller
GSsSS$Sy and will them only
One of the menac us Is
neged philanthropy
Rockefeller university
wth
And Why
methods which
legitimate opposition and then wiring the
ma
pay this exobant price really paying for this church
Rockefeller credit nd
US in this lies in the fact that
g arguments justify acceptng 100000
which them reject
ner Z
obtained perhaps is of the price
blasted
alleged it, but personally see these
ea
70 build bigger thing SO wen take ANYWAY
this the
ne would be stranger place
with
er wrong Of accepting alleged help
help ~ = - eA DD"' oou Aeip u.s. 1or indeed we need His
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A RORN DIPLOMAT.

loved any one but you. VIII you be
my wife?
She-But I've been told that you
proposed to four other girls within
month.
u. He-True, darling; but ! did It
merely for practice. so that wouldn't
Wander in proposing to you.-Chicaga
journal.
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price to pay for his telephone for q
'year.-Kansas City Journal.

What you can produce best on your
farm is the important question to YOU
The cost Of the food you grow can.
not always be estimated by what
your time Is worth at good wages, for
all farmers could not get pay for their
time In this way. II they did not grow
forage crops. says Prof. w. H. Jos.
dan.
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WORSE.

Mrs. Shrewsome-Is that the vasv
best excuse you can put up for not
coming home till O'Clock this morn.
ing?
Husband-Yes, dear; If you're not
satisfied with that I'll have to tell you
the truth.-Detroit Free Press.
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PERIIOUS TOPIC.

PERILOUS IOFIC.
Dora Hope-l don't believe In these
rude jokes young people play on the
newly-married couple at wedding.
Do you?
Percy Vere-No. But what started
you to thinking about Wedd1ngs!-
Chicago Tribune.
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LOOKING FORWARD.

Shem-Great flood, isn't it?
Noah-It is, indeed. III bet they'll
have great reproduction Of this
some day at Coney Island.
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her APPRECIATION WAS RIPE
You are a very beautiful girl. /
cont believe you appreciate how
beautiful you really are
"Oh, don't talk such ridiculous non
seEse!'-Cleyeland Plain Dealer.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1905-07-22

He up-to-date merchant does mol
a1vsrtise tarse months in ths year:
bat twelve.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1905-07-22
IN 1850.

isn't out Navy up to date?"
why, no. A number of the ships
are of the 1919 model"
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1905-07-22
THE REAL THING.

'Jim Smithers is getting to be quite
dn oily proposition"
why, he's got no sense"
mo; but he's got an automobile"
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EXCEPTIONS

Jobson-Friends are the greatest
consultations one can have in this
world
Bobson-You've evidently never
met any of the candid -variety.-De
troit Free Press. *
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LONGWINDED.

LONG WINDED.
"Tiresome talker, isn't he?"
Yes; reminds me OF a WomaD
sharpening a pencil.
Sets your nerves on edge, en-!
"Well, it takes him SO long to get
to the point. ."-Phila'aelphia Press.