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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-06-23

wiadomo, jaka bedzie odpowiedz
jenie z powodu, re jeszcze not o.
Niemiec. Nota francuzka jeszcze
ME dosta}a sic do niemieckiego
departamentu spraW zagranlcz-
nych.
Washington, S3go czerwca. =
Prezydent Roosevelt powrocA do
Waszyngtonu dis rano o godzi-
ME S:o5 po 80 godzinnej podrozy
bardzo zygzakowatej po Massa-
chusetts. By1 on ma zamknieciach
kursow w trzech kolegiach, W
dwoch otrzymai wysokie stopnie
akademickie, przemawial we
wszystkich trzech, odbyl podroz
kilkunastomilowa i z platformy
wagonu przemawial kilkakro-
tnie. w przyszlym tygodniu pre-
zydent znowu wyjedzie do No
wei Anglii, azeby bye ma zakoh-
czeniu roku szkolnego ma uni
wersytecie Harvarda.
New York, 23go czerwca. -
Straszna katastrofa, ktora wyda-
rzyla sic ma blyskawicznym po-
ciagu Twentieth Century Limi-
ted, byla powodem, re prezy-
dent kolei New York Central and
Lake Shore rozporzadzis by ma
przysz}osc pociagi te przebywaly
przestrzef Chicago do New
Yorku ME w 1s, ale w 20 godzi-
mach, chociaz wyraznie oswald
cza, re wedle zgodnych zapew-
MEN urzednikow i dyrektorow
ME nadzwyczajna szybkosc, tyl-
ko lima przyczyna doprowadzila
do katastroty.
Jeszcze ME odkryto prawdzi-
wego sprawcy wydarzenia re
zwrotnica.
Katastrofa spowodowa}a, jak
dotychczas skonstatowano, ,smierc
10 osob, a pokaleczenie kilkuna-
stu. -.
New York, 23go czerwca. Z
raportu Franc. Hendricksa, sta
nowego superintendent ubez-
pieczen, wynika, re Ii Equitable
Life Assurance Society" ma liscie
piatnych urzednikow figuruje
wciaz jeszcze nazwisko cz}owie-
ka, ktory umarl pred 13 miesia-
cami, a ktorego pensya wynosila
$4,000, a nadto nazwiska trzech
innych ludzi, ktorzy oddawna
przestali bye urzednikami,
przeciez pobieraja pensye: jeden
$4,000, inny $4,000, trzeci $3,-
500 rocznie!
Battleboro,. VT, 23go czerwca.
= Dzien dzisiejszy szczesliwym
lest dla skazanych ma smierc ME
tylko w Chicago, ale tutaj: Ma
ry H. Rogers, ktora dzisiaj miaia
bye stracona, otrzymala cd gu
bernatora nova zwloke do 8 gru-
dnia. Gubernator Charles J. Bell
udzielii tel zwioki, azeby sprawe
wniesiono pred najwyzszy try
bunal Stanow Zjednoczonych. w
rozprawie habeas corpus sad
rozstrzygnal, ze udzielic habeas
corpus ME moze, ale re powody
zadania tegoz So tego rodzaju, IL
rozstrzygnat je moze tylko mai
wyzszy trybunaf St. Zjedn. Sc
dzia dal do poznania adwokatom,
re gdyby gubernator ME udzieli1
zw1oki, to on sam, sedzia, oddal-
by skazana pod opieke marsza}ka
Stanow Zjedn., by apelacya
wniese MONA.
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-06-23
TELEGRAMY.


Moskwa, 23go czerwca. = Gu-
bernator Moskwy oznajmil pla-
katami tenn, re nastapi mobili-
zacya wojsk i upomina przytem
ludnosc, by zachowala sic spo-
kojnie. Mobilizacya rozpocznie
sic 90 czerwca.
Petersburg, 23go czerwca. -
Bardzo szczup}e wiadomosci
pola walk. Telegram do gazet z
wtorku donosi o jakiejs "akcyi
tylnych stray, W miescie SEE
rzy sic wiesc, re Rosyanie. sic CO.
faja. Ostatnie depesze Liniewi-
CA donosi}y, re pochod nieprzy-
jaciela zatrzymal sic. Bye moze,
re gwaltowne deszcze opoznia
bitwe rozstrzygajaca. Car Miko-
1aj ostatecznie zamianowa1 w.
ksiecia Miko1aja Miko}ajewicza
prezydentem rady obrony krajo-
wei. Russ" donosi, re hr. Cassi-
nj ME bedzie w Waszyngtonie
wtedy, gdy rozpoczna sic ukiady
pokojowe, tylko natychmiast wy
jedzie, skoro przybedzie nastep-
ca jego, baron Rosen. Minister
spraw zagranicznych Lamsdorff
jest nieco chory.
Moskwa, 23go czerwca. = Ro-
zesiano zaproszenia ma nowy
kongres ziemstw calej Rosyi, ma
ktory tez zaproszono burmi-
strzow wiekszych miast i mar
szalkow szlachty, celem wysiu-
cllania raportu delegacyi z posiu-
chania u cara 19 bm.
LODI, 23go czerwca. - w
czasie onegdajszych rozruchow
ulicznych, wedle ostatnich via
domosci, % os6b zostalo zabi-
tych, z pomiedzy stu ranionych
jeszcze 10 jest unierajacych.
Dwie kobiety zostaiy w czasie
zamieszania IA smierG podepta-
ne. Wczoraj rano robotnicy
mszczac sic zabili dwoch koza-
k6w jednego policyanta.
Petersburg. 23go czerwca. -
Gromady powstahcow W dystry-
kcie Szaronkau w prowincyi cry
wahskiej W Transkaukazie MEDIA
VINO spalily spladrowaiy cztery
wsi ormiahskie, a potem oblegiy
Owkianoraszau. Mieszkancy
miasta odparli oblegajacych, z
kt6rych stu poleglo. Kozackie i
inne wojska w miescie Chulundi-
an rowniez odparly powstahcow,
zadajac i'm znaczne straty.
Liczne wsi ormianskie So "a
grozone; powstanie sic szerzy
Obliczaja, ze powstahcy licza 37,-
900 ludzi.
Tientsin, 23go czerwca. = Wi
cekrol Juanczikai zabronil stu
Denton brac udzial w zgroma-
dzeniach, ma ktorych uchwalaja
bojkotowanie towarow amery-
kanskich. Rownoczesnie ogiosi}
manifest do5kupcow, by ME mie-
szali sic do spraw rzadowych.
Chinczycy ma wyspie Pinag "a
mierzaja bojkotwae towary anne
rykahskie dopoty, dopoki istnieja
ograniczenia CO do wpuszczania
Chinczykow* do Stanow Zjedno-
czonych. Zwqiano konwencya, a
Chinczycy w malajskich prowin-
cyach zamierzaja wziaeg udziai W
ruchu skieroWanym przeciw A
merykanom. L $500
Wiedei, 23go czerwca. -
Wczoraj obchodzono w,tem mie-
scie z nadzwyczajna wspanialo-
scia Uroczystose. 1Bozego Gala i
cesarz Franciszek Jozsf sfewziai d
dziai w obchodzie. Kiedy cesarz
przejezdzai przez uliee stodmie-
scia, z nadzyczajnym wtano gcf
sntuzyazmem. ale .Wiedehrzyey
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-06-23
,Jak monarcha katolicki obchodzi Uroczy-
stos6 Bozego Cia}a.
ensr uWaza Wojne AngIii Z Rosya "a nieuehTonna
Prezydent Roosevelt powraca do Waszyngtonu nowem
dyplomami
poycznlnn osxustwa W sEUutabe Life Assurance Co.

LduWdLy -, ~
bardzo sic postarzal zapewne
DO raz ostatni bierze udzial W ta-
kiej uroczystosci. Wielu watpi,
by dozyl go roczhicy wstapienia
ma tron, ktora wypad1aby W roku
1908. Miasto wspania}y przedsta-
wialo widok; domy ulice by}y
przystrojone zielenia, festonami,
kwiatami, choragwiami innemi
dekoracyami. Oltarze ustawiono
W miejscach oznaczonych. Proce-
sya rozpocze}a sic Cd palacu, u
da,a sic do tumu sw. Szczepana
i powroci1a do pa1acu. Ulice, do
my, balkony, przepe}nione byiy
1udzmi, gdy przechodzila ME
zwykle wspania1a ia procesya, W
ktorej w przepysznych unifor-
mach wzieli udzia1 najwyzsi u
rzednicy pahstwa, wojsko i du-
chowienstwo. Kiedy procesya
szla ulicami, panowala nabozna
cisza u ludzi zgromadzonych, co
nadzwyczajne czynilo wrazenie,
gdyz TEN wyrazisciej s}ychac
by1o spiew duchowiehstwa. Ma
przodzie szli ministranci sluzba
koscielna, dalej paziowie, staten
nj i w pgole s}uzba dworska, po-
tenn dobosze W pysznych unifor-
mach, szambelani, wyzszi dygni-
rze,generalowie inni oficerzy.
Przenajswietszy Sakrament niosf
Arcybiskup wiedehski W otocze-
niu pralatow. Zaraz "a MIN uka-
zal sic cesarz. Dawniej, jeszcze
przed dwoma laty, cesarz szedl
pieszo; tym razem musial bye W
powozie, ciagnionym przez osm
bialych koni. Obok niego zajai
miejsce nastepca tronu Franci-
seek Ferdynand, a dalej we wspa-
niaiych powozach jechali inni ar
cyksiazeta. lima droga szla pro-
cesya do tiumu, lima wracaia
(zapewne takze tego powodu,
re przeciez musiaia sic zatrzymy-
wac przy oltarzach ustawionych
w czterech roznych miejscach: -
Przyp. Red.) Ma zakonczenie u
roczystosci odbyia sic parada
wojskowa przed cesarzem.
Londyn, 23go czerwca. - Ma
czelny wodz brytyjskich wojsk
w Indyach, gen. lord Kitchener
zupelnie bez ogrodek wyrazh
swe przekonanie. re nieuchron-
na jest wojna Anglii Rosya o
posiadanie Indyj, i W tym celu
domaga sic, azeby gruntownie
zreorganizowano armie w Indy
ach Wschodnich. Mysli te wyra-
zone So W wydanej wczoraj VIE
czorem 'ksiedze blekitnej", w
ktorej wykazane So roznice zapa-
trywan wicekrola Curzona i lor-
da Kitchenera, niedostateczne
niedbale zorganizowanie armii i
nieliczenie sic z prawdopodo-
bieIistwem nieuchronnej wojny.
Lord Kitchener powiada, ze
wielkie mocarstwo europejskie
powoli, ale konsekwentnie prze-
kroczy}o wielka pustynie W srod-
kowej Azyi, .uwazana "a nieprze-
byta karyere i siecia kolei ja
przerzne1o, widocznie przygoto-
wujac wojne, W kt6rej chodzie
bedzie o egzystencya Wielkiej
Brytanii W Azyi. Wskazuje TAX
re ma Japohczykow, ktorzy dali
przykiad, jaka gotowose do woj-
ny powinna panowae.
Paryz, 23go czerwca. =. Pod
czas gdy w kolach rzadowych "a
pewniaja, re kontrowersya W
sprawie marokanskiej w sposob
jak najprzyjazniejszy zostanie
lza4atwiona i konferencya odbe-
die sic w4sposob tax dla Francyi
jak 81 Nieniec pozadany, -. - u O
'geiu panuje niejakie zaniepoko-
staseeznie ME wymieniono j ME
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-06-23
kronika MiejsCoWar
Me zostali straceni.

Johann Hoch, zonob6jca, kto-
rego losem bardzo szczerze zaje-
la sic jedna z tutejszych niemiec-
kich gazet, jedynie tel racyi, re
zbrodniarz jest rodowitym Mem
Gem, ME zawisl dzisiaj ma strycz-
ku. Gubernator odroczy} ternin
wykonania wyroku do 2S lipca,
azeby adwokatowi skazanca dac
sposobnosc apelowania do sadu
wyzszego.
Drugi skazaniec, "Jocko"
Briggs, morderca handlarza
Hansa Peterson, ME zostal takze
dzisiaj powieszony, poniewaz je-
60 adwokat przekonal sad maj
wyzszy W Springfield, re przy
procesie Briggsa EASILY pewne
Nieformalnosci, ,skutkiem ktorych
wypada mu wytoczyc nowy pro-
ces. Poniewaz ten drugi process
bedzie sic toczyl dopiero W paz-
dzierniku, Briggs jeszcze dlugo
cieszyc sic bedzie zyciem. Jego
adwokat utrzymuje nawet, ze
sad calkiem 60 uwolni.
Zabawa dzieci.
Ze wszystkich stron miasta do
wozi}y wczoraj pociagi kolei gor-
nej gromady dzieci do parku Gar
zelda. Stowarzyszenie "Volun-
teers of America" urzadzilo i'm
wlasnym kosztem 21szy dorocz-
ny piknik. By}y to dzieci bied-
nych rodzicow, ktore bawi}y sic
ochoczo. Ola zaspokojenia ich a
petytow przywieziono do parku
10000 kawa1kow chleba, okiada-
nego miesem, a nadto Gale wozy
roznych smako}ykow, jak lody,
popcorn" "crackerjack'. DIE
ci czuly sic w parku szczesliwe-
mi jak w siodmem niebie.
stracl caiy dzienny zbior.
Szynkarz Thomas Moran z pm.
523 w. 10 ulicy zauwazy} dzisiaj
mad ranem, re policya ma racye,
wymagajac, azeby knajpy ME
byly w nocy otwarte zbyt ,dfugo.
Gosci porzadnych dis mad ra-
mem w jego lokalu ME bylo, ma
szli go natomiast trzej zamasko-
wani rabusie, uzbrojeni w rewol-
VERY. Kazano mu wejst do lodo-
wni, lecz do tego ME przyszlo.
Zanim pos}uszny. gospodarz zda-
zyl wejsc do lodowni, rabusie
wyproznili aparat kasowy i opu-
scili lokal Morana. Rozumie sic,
re policya zostaia napadzie u
wiadomiona. Zapisano starannie
Gala afere w ksiedze policyjnej,.
lecz dotychczas ma stacyey Mkt
sic ME zglosil z propozye3a
zwrocenia 35 dolar6w pokrzyW-
dznnarnu Moranowi.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-11-27
THANKSGIVING

Your turkey will not be digested without having a glass of wire with your dinner. We u i'll Give Special IuduC nents
 for This Occasion 6 years old Kentucky Bourbon or Rye, 8 per gallon.
 8 years old Old Taylor, S4 per gallon. 10 years old Bond & Lillard, S5 per gallon.
 San Carlos Winery Wines A'e
 Superb 4 years old Port or Sherry, Sl.5O per gallon.
 6 years old Port or Sherry, $2 per gallon. 6years old Sweet Muscat, s2 per gal lon.
 6 years old extra fine Malaga, g per Very fine old table CIaret, $1 per gal lon.
 Seattle Pilsuer bottle beer, quarts, 8. 50 per dozen; pints, Sl.50 per dozen. A. B. c. Bohemian bottle beer quarts, s per doz; piuts, Sl 70 per dozen.
 Telephone 3t. Free delivery.
 The Monogram Liquor Rouse, II g Ct Bloom & Korach, Props.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-11-27
ARMY AND NAVY IN REVOLT
FACES fLEfJ COMES BACK
Dr.. VariclB'S Spokesman R.
 turns From South

Charles Macdonald, clerk of the ter ritorial court at Dawson, arrived on the Amur and left for the interior on to- days train.
 Mr. Macdonald has beeu in the states with Dr.. A. Varicle and the latter's secretary, F. Myron Warrington. While away he delivered addresses in many of the most important Western cities up- on the proposed dash for the north pole and expedition for which is being orga' nlzed by Dr. A. Varicle. He feels as- sured of the success of the expedition
 Dr. Varicle and Mir. Warrington went inside last week, having arrived on the last trip of the Dolphin. He is hurrying iu at the present time to join the Canadian mounted police expedition to the mouth of the Mckenzie river and HerscheI island, with a side trip from there with relief to the American whalers which are frozen in between the Mex enzie river and Point Barrow
 This expedition will start out from Dawson about the middle of December and it is expected to return about March l5 or April 1.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-11-27
AlSKAV FISH GOES
 EAST THEN BACK

Goldfish, caught in Alaska wa.ersr sold by Seattle fishermen to eastern buy CTS, are being shipped back labeled as Great Banks" fish and retaiIed in the Seattle markets.
 Because of the prejudice exi: ing against Pacific coat codfsh a Seattle company has fought Intellectually for four years to find a To al market for its product.
 In the meantime practically all the Alaska codf-h catch has been journey ing across the continent to the Atlantic coast and then making the trip oacS again to be sold under an eastern ] bel.
 Fishermen claim the Alaska cri is really a better fish than those ca lght in eastern waters. The fish is lager and commands just as good Prico in the east.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-11-27
BIG TRADE
Nome Commerce Runs Into
 Large Figures

It is now estimated by local steam ship men that 45,OOO tons of general merchandise were carried to Nome this season. Besides the merchandise, the vessels took 100000 feet of lum- Der, I4,OOO tons of coal and 2,l5O head of livestock of all kiuds. The figures have been recently compiled from the records kept at Nome this summer
 While the passenger boats were in the trade a total of 4,3O0 persons were carried to Nome and came out from that port. The bullion shipments sent out on the steamers are reported to have reached S4, ,654, S30 IT. That does not include mail shipments or pokes brought out by the miners. It is vari- ousIy estimated that the vessels carried a total of S5, ,OOO,OO in gold.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-11-27
Asked Aid of Court.

While going down on the Santa Clara, Stenographer Jeffries was sui fering somewhat from seasickness. One day while leaning over the rail and showing in a very expressive manner that each roll of the boat was causing him to feel sicker, the judge happened to pass by, and noticing Jefries' plight tapped him oa the shoulder and said: "Anything I can do for you, Jefries ?"
 "Yes," answered the other, in mournfuI tone, "You will do me a great favor by overruling this motion. Wal dez Prospector.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-11-27
Four thousand Russian sailors mutiny and take pos session of quarters at Sevastapol~soldiers join in movement which bids fair to become general throughout nation---Revolt shows leadership

army headquarters indicate that the entire eastern army will probably revolt. It is admitted that half million soldiers now in Siberia and Manchura ready to join an nsuTecton at any minute and that they are now actually preparing to join the movement that has been naugurated at Sevasapol and to declare dictatorship In many places the revolt is already under way though there has not been any conflict yet.
 The revolt appears to be in the hands of capable men and the leaders everywhere have perfect control of the situation
 RUMORED THAT WITTE RESIGNED
 St. Petersburg Nov. 27-Count Witte, minister president is reported to have resigned No confrma- tion of the report can be secured.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-11-27
Mrs. To Fcvro Gives Ear well

Mrs. Le Fevre entertained at cards at he home on Twelfth avenue S 'tur- day evening in honor of Mrs. E R. ISivers, who will leave Skagway soon. About a dozen ladies played eu'hre until 10 o'clock, when they were joined by their husbands and a7 elaborate luncheon was served. The evening was greatly enjoyed.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-11-27
SET DATE
FitzsimmOns and O'Brien
 Fix Date Fo2 Fight

(spocial Dispatches to Daily Alaskan.)
 San Francisco, Nov 27-Bob Fitz- simmons and Jack O'B;ien have signed articles to fight at Mechanics pavilion in this city December lj. Both are in training.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-11-27
COTTAGE CITY
 DUE TOMORROW

The Cottage City, of the Pacific Coast Steamshisp Compaay's line will bedue to arrive in port tomorrow. She sailed from Seattle last Thursday ev D. ing and will have two and hali days mail.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-11-27
ChAmbsrIain's P~iu Ba .D

There is DO danger form blood poison resulting fOrm a cut or wound ot any kind, when Ch 4m Nerlain's Pain B.lm 's used. It is an an,iseptic dress ing and should be iu every household. For sale by Wm. Brit, zoe druggest.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-11-27
IN AND OUT
AmuO Arrives and Sails Out
 Again

The Amur arrived this morning at l:3O o'clock with small quantity of freight, dozen passengers and three days mail.
 She sailed out at 10 a. m. with 2 passengers for the south.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-11-27
Sultan Must Act Or With
 stand bomb .ldm Ut

Especial Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.l
 Constautinople, Nov. 27-The com bined European fleet IS standing of Mitylene island awaiting instructions, It will lombard the city if the sultan does not pay suus charged against him at once or surrender Macedonian finances,
The daily Alaskan., 1905-11-27
BIRTHS LEAD N
 YUKON TERRITORY

The vital statistics ot Yukon for the month of October show that during that time there were ten births, gil were children of miners. The deaths numbered seven and there were three marriages.
 Oneo of the deaths isof5cislly reported to have been caused by cerebro menin- gitis. Two of them were by suicide.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-11-27
TO COME OUT
Director of Mint 10 InYesti-
 gate Ass y Office

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.
 Washington, Nov. 27-Director of the Mint Roberts vill start to Seattle im- mediately to investigate the ass'y ot- fee scandal. It is now certain that Adams, the detaulting cashier, has been stealing dus' for al least three years.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-11-27
Priaoipal BArbsruhoP LeAdS

The Principal Barbershop and Baths is the leading tOnSOrial establishment ir Alaska. Everything in sll the de- partmeutS is strictly modern. The baths are first class in all respects.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-11-27
PileV Br ug Big Price

Fairbanks, Nov. l7-Seventy-ttve dollars was paid for pie by J. Stewart the Cleary creek operator. Pies were sold by auction and s4OO was raised for church at Cleary creek.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-11-27
Especial Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)

IDD6CIdI OO 110I1J
 Sevastapol, Nov. z7-Most of the sailors ot the Russian Black Sea fleet mutnied and the revolt is spreading to the army Four thousand mutineers from the navy, are now holding admiralty point which they hold despite the efforts of the government to disOdge them. They are receiving accessons hourly, and the men on board the battle hip Kniaz Potemkine which was in the hands of nsu reconiss last summer have signifed their intention of joining the rebellion
 The mutineers are ably lead. They maintain the best of discipline and defy the admiralty to do its worst
 REVOLT MAY BE GENERAL
 St. Petersburg, Nov 27--Advices received at
The daily Alaskan., 1905-11-27
CHAMPION TROTTING
 STALLION SOLD

New York, Nov. zt-Croesus, the trotting stallion with a record of 2:O2t sold yesterday for S2l, 1000 to M. V. Savage of Minneapolis.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-11-27
Only Pluo c ilI Town

The only place in Town at which you can get Jos. Seagrem'5 5 White Wheat Whiskey is at the SeaI.le Saloon.
 Special sale of wall paper at Harri sons.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-10-28

A nervous, irritable mother often on
the verge of Mysteries, is unfit to care
for children it ruins a child's disposi-
ton and reacts upon herself. The
trouble between children and their
mothers too often is due TO the fact
that the mother has some female weak
ness, and she is entirely nnft to bear
the strain upon her nerves that govern
ing children involves; it is impossible
for her to do anything calmly.
The ills of women act like firebrand
upon the nerves, consequently nine
tenths of the nervous prostration. ner-
vous despondency. the blues, sleep
lessness. and nervous irritability OF
women arise from some arrangement
of the female organism.
Do you experience fits OF depression
with restlessness, alternating with
extreme irritability? Are your spirits
easily affected, so that one minute you
laugh. and the next minute you feel
like crying?
Do you feel something like ball ris-
ing in your throat and threatening to
choke you; all the senses perverted,
morbidiy sensitive TO light and sound
pain in the ovaries, and especially
between the shoulders; bearing down
pains; nervous dyspepsia, and almost
continually cross and snappy
If so, your nerves are in a shattered
condition, and, you are threatened with
nervous prostration.
Proof is monumental that nothing in
the world is better for nervous prostra-
ton than Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound; thousands and thou
sands of women testify to this fact.
ASK Mrs. pinkham's Advice Won
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-10-28

II a boy is to succeed In life's bat
tie for bread and position among
those at the top he must be alive.
II he Is a cigarette fiend he will never
be anything or anybody but com
mon drudge, unless he quickly breaks
the habit. Success tells what young
man must do to win.
mo young man can hope to advance
rapidly who lacks an enterprising,
progressive spirit. Indeed. enterprise
is a resuisite to employment. NO
one wants to employ youth who
lacks push. He must be alive to
and in touch with the spirit Of the
hour. or he is not wanted anywhere.
The enterprising employer wants
every employe to share his spirit.
The unenterprising business man
feels all the more keenly the need Of
assistance from those who can make
up for his falling Force, pushing,
dynamic qualities are everywhere in
eager demand, while the dwadling, In
competent, unprogressiye wait in vain
for start for promotion.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-10-28

Mrs. Chester Curry, Leader of the
Ladies' Symphony Orchestra, AZ Sara
toga Ssreet, East Boston, Mass, writes:
Dear Mrs. Pinkham:--
q For eight years was troubled with eI-
trenle nervousness and hysteria, brQughton by
irregularities. ] could neither enjoy life nor
sleep nights; ] was very irritable nervous
and despondent.
Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
was recommended and proved to be the only
remedy that helped me. have daily
improved in health until / am now strong
and well, and all nervousness has disap-
peared.n
Mrs. Charles f. Brown, Vice-Preei-
dent OF the Mothers Club, n Cedar
Terrace. Hot Springs, Ark, writes:
Dear Mrs. Pinkham:--
a / dragged through nine years Of miserable
existence worn out with pain and nervous
ness, until it seemed as though / should ny.
| then noticed statement Of woman tiOu-
bled as / was, and the wonderful results sne
derived from Lydia e. Pinkhamis Vegetable
Compound / decided to try it. did 50, and
at the end Of three months | was different
woman NV nervousness was all gone. Was
no longer irritable, and my husband fell IN
love with me all over again"
Women should remember that Lydia
r. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is
the medicine that holds the record for
the greatest number Of actual cures OF
| female ills, and take no substitute.
Free Advice to Women.
Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn, Mass, invites
all sick women to write to her foradviee-
Mrs. Pinkhams vast experience with
female troubles enables her to tell
YOU Just what is best for you, and
She will charge you nothing for her
advice.
ian Best Understands a WOman's Alis.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-10-28

The retail business men of Oklaho-
ma City have organized an association
to protect themselves in the granting
of credit to customers. No person
who has an unpaid account Of any
considerable amount at the store OF
any member of the association will
be able to secure goods on time. II
person is not in good standing ON
the books Of one concern it will be
difficult for him to do anything but a
cash business hereafter