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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-11-21
Gao DER psrl0 0''nurs.
SGniIdes S6uisspaar gum gein6 To
Der Heifsbanptitabt.

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5rieorib uno aonigin 2ouiie bon
9Gnemorf iinb beiite bier an9efom.
men un6 nm 8abnbof bonn 4aiier
nno Ser &aiierin enpfargen tpor6en.
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it1ten flbren, iparen bon Der gait5er
8orniion bon Berlin beiett, eine be.
fonoere gbrenbeoeieune, Die ouf ge.
febl 6es 4atiers peranitoltet tporocn
mar. Ger Sberbiirgermetiter bon
Berlin begriiBte bas odniife 46nigs.
paar am granbenb,irger Cor; Der
a5nig ertpioerte IN I1neerer Heoe.
esm 6ritten Maaen befanben iib
Der o1niif)e Meinifter bes austpdrti-
gen 8raf 9foben 2epetou unb ieine
@emablin; lestere trug Den Irm il
Der S6Iinge; iie bat i'm 8reitns bet
einem gfitt in 2openbngen gebrohen.
Ser @raf NOR bonn &aiier etnaeluben
tporben. DDS 4ontespaor reiit mor-
gen GbenS tpieber ob.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-11-21
San granfistos
fhlimme Gage.
gerbrederelemert iammelt fd in Der
serit6rtcu StGbt.
poli,ri urrbat ildD eIridIaiiltie
Sommiiidrc aller Irt MAIDEN glGn
;cnOe @cidG fte.

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Seit Den Sagen BON 40 lit 0as Ser
breherelemeut ser Sta0t uidt mebr
70 i6limm gerpeien ais iebt. gtoto'
ride 0erbreber trciber lth Gag uno
9ta6t i'm obgebronntcu Giltrift UNI
ber un6 mG6er 0oS 2eben fiir aac,
Die sort Sit tlln boben, rnii6er. Sit
iinb Der Golijei wo5lbefannt, 10 be-
fannt, ooB iif @erbrehw uno Boli'
aft beim 8ornomen begriiBen, abcr
es eeidiebI nihts 81 ibrer @ini6rdn'
fune, oenn ole menigsn 8dlle, In De-
men gerbredcr perbaftet, aber bonn
BoliSeiridter prompt IN Sreibett &C.
iett troroen iino, baben natiirlih Die
8olisei bon peiteren 8erbaftungen
abeeidredt. -.sase
Seit Ger Dor 5tpei Sabren abeebal'
tenen @obI lit nenig getan por6en
nm Die Staot Dor bieien unerpiinih
ten @GIten su idiiten. Der iogs
nannte Senberloin mof,te gerpaltigt
@eihGfte. Die notoriiden fransoit'
ihen IeItourationen muBten einigt
@o6en ihIieBer. burften nber onnr
tpieoer lire Gore oifnen; lie bnttcr
einen sSon6s bon $4,000 aufgs
bradt, uno bic betrefienbe &ommii
Iion fam pI0tlih IL, Der lleber3ell'
euna, 6oB Sie Reitaurationen lire
@eihGite tpeiterbetreiben fonnten
auh oas 8irtihaftsapeien bliibte
uno Der @irtidaftsfommiiiGr 8er
Wsapor ernonnte einen Gigarrenbanb
Ter an bie 8onmiiiion; Der Rarr
gine ins 8erIiherurgsgeiddft un(
perSiente oiel 8elb. benn ole Wirtt
IieBen iih burf i'm gegen Seuer per
iihern. Gin gngrosb6nbler in Sc
trGnfen puroe on Die aommiiiion er
nannt, un6 audi ieir @eihdft nahn
einen tpunSerocllen guffnpune.
gieie eiaentiinlihen gerbdltni'''
iinb natiirIif niht ohne Solgcn se
bIieben. Ga5u fam Die aroBe 9nto
ftrcpbe, tpeIhe seitpeilig ulle biireer
Iihe Srbnrng iiber ben Saufen mari
unb Die Stnbt befint- Gh beute IN
ter Der Hauit bea Ierbrehertunts.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-11-21
Scrruriitiidjcr Nuariif.
Copyrighted BY the Associated Press

Copyrighted by the Associated Press
gRori6 III. 10. Noo. -- Ccrrr.
rtIten baben beltte Worgen oui Sc
StroBe Ciuen &egierltngsfoQcftelr
Der bon 5pei Soloaten beqIeitet mo
onQeRriffen. Die Serroriiteu t0tetc
Sen einen Solbaten, perpunbetcn oe
&olIefteur uno erbeuteten einen @eIr
beutel, Der $1,000 entbieIt. Der az
oere SoIbot idoB mie blind iun II
totete eineu Bniiarten mo oerlpunr
te einen 5lpeiten, tporauf Die Serrori
iten ibre 8eute i'm Stih IieBen IN
oaponliefen. .4.
% SerroriIten, peI6e an Dem G.
ienbobnraub, luobei $650,000 peril
rem gingen, beteiGigt getpcien iein !.
len, iino bcrbaftet norben, eic q
b6ren 8ur poluiiben HepoIutiOn3par
tel.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-11-21
moIph GIorf, wofi1fTIs.

Wdlpn 1Idrr, WortfTttS.
sSrau Granger aus Spofdne
guguit geelion unb Sroii aus Hori
gIofelep.
Somes Cmitb nebit sSrau uni
4uabe aus BORT 8lafeIep.
Srau 6. Z. Soro aus Bort gIafe.
lep.
ssronf McOueris. Sdiffsoffisier.
6. S. aeanp, $oipitaIanseitelItet
a,is Sort Waro.
Sobn Seating aus ct
pouI, Winn.
Barter, Waidiuiit Der Dir.
9. Dennifon, Steuermann bel
Dir.
gaasintio @ar5ia aus Wauira. &
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Seller 8eIdir. u
Mrbeiter Wearton Sanier. s~I
Grbeiter Biuiam Nlapers. 4
Solooerneiier aIbert NcDonol6.
Stpen Snenion.
Grbeiter Biaiam 8racefielb. 1
Deler Beter 2orien.
gtoIano Yrice, Sobn bes poitmes
tiers bon Bort 4lafelep.
Holanb pom Dir. I
llnbefannter Yeatroie. r-s*S
3rei Gbineien. "NEsN
Giinf Sapaner. ..
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-11-21
Die lteberlebeuben.

". 8ersIunb, Waat bes Sdocners
,Huib u. @obfrep";; Cars SIeion; u.
Eurati, BbiIippineie; @tlliam San.
len; gotparb gergoabI; Inonio Sen.
len; 9. Weii6uap, Sapaner; D. Su.
hi, Sapaner; Sultan @lmeriter, Pbt.
fippineie; S. 6. Gri,pie, Seattle; n.
q. Ssapa, Sapaner: @. 81. WcRbee;
B. B. Brimroie; 15 Sabre, ole einSi.
ne serettete peiblihe perion; Sreb
Eouer, gaIlorb; DARIUS Stenes,
BORT 8lafelep; 2eonaro Rarttn; Sc.
pnarb Waiter; Senrpanoerion: 9aiu.
renee Yeters: @eorge @. Sper,s; ga.
mes y. Sones; 6. Helion; Sames
Wtcgoice; 8an WcGabern; W. z.
Waro; Beoro Bronoo, Bbilippineie;
6. Darite, Bbilippineie; 2eonarb
WoIter; g. 2ernonb, RapitGn Der
r9ir"; gilbert SSadfon bonn Dir;
Mlfreb @. 0iron, eriter Offiater bes
rgllerie";; Ssobn 9enion, bonn edo.
|t,er .@oofrep";; Gbarles ardnt bonn
@boner ~@obfrep";; Sreo @aper.
Sergant. Sort @aro; H. Drobier; s.
Wing, Gbineie; R slratofi, Sapaner.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-11-21
TcScrhclScn in Sauitfampf.

ct. 2ouis, 10. goo. - @il'
liam q. SeorIt, ser iid bor einigen
Toaeu ouf Ger 0urhreiie nab Nerifr
bier aifbicIt, gibt 81, NIT Soiepb Bu'
Iiber ir. i'm Bureau Der ~Soit.0is'
patd" einen 3uiammenitoB gebabt SIT
baben. Seorit itclt in abrebe, oab
er Suliter geihlagen bat ODER bab
guIrter i'm i6Iug, gibt aber 81, Dem
iungen Iann einen StoB periest gu
bnben. 8oriiber Die Serren IN Streit
eeroten iino, miro iogfdltig gebein
oeboltcn. Seorit nil mir iagen. onb
Ser Sobn oes 9eiisers Ser n@orlS"
Sroarn an i'm itelte, lueIde in ridtS
an9ineen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-11-21
@n9lanS wiQ Die
&biltppimen
MtQ Samaica tno Wetptounolano
oatitr eintaui6en.

ge autbOritdten bert uuroe bat Snslano ben Ser
nsten Staau ben gorbas sema bic Ybppiuu absutreteu
nnb oair Samaca uno founOanb aunebmeu eoer CANADA
nod gpounblanb wurbe lire Menus sfrast bod saubt
man. oaB 3epiuuuouuo ene iOe Genoeruns NIT reuoen be-
srBen rbe 8on onelben autbOrtdten pro berdt oab Die
Ssieruns in aibnstrn oeien 8Oridlas eru in @rudsuns
siebt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-05
IRWIN CLAIMS lINEEN


The Matter Was Discussed at tho Tri-
State Meeting.
Among the old-timers at the Tri-
State Baseball League meeting IN
Harrisburg, Pa, last night, we're
Arthur Irwin, manager Of the Altoona
team, md Jimmy HebnnR, manager
Of the Williamsport Club, the latter on
the blacklist. Irwin says he hes
signed Bill Dineen, the Boston Ameri-
can pilnher, and has hooks out for
Pitcher Cy Young and First Baseman
Buck freeman, of the same club, who
reiuae b stay in Boston because of the
out ia their salaries 5ebFing anye he
will not play in Chicago next season,
and that Williamsport Is good enough
for him.
Th4 association will settle whether
Catcher Sweeney belongs TO Harris
burg OF Johnstown; First Baseman
Deal TO Lancaster or Altoona, and
Third. baseman Phyle 20 Harrisburg
or Yotk
Hark kiaburg's claim to Catcher Alex
sander Sweeney was allowed.
Manager Irwin will sign the four
Delohdntya to play In Altoona. The
only member Of that family who will
not be signed is Willie, and he is too
young for that fast league. Twins
Intention is said to be TO take Jim
from A3oston, Frank irom the New
York Americans, Joe from the Buffalo
Eastern League. and Tommy from the
puHbloi Col, team of the Western
Leaguel This would make "A quartet
Of play krs from one league that could
not bel Duplicated OF equaled by any
other fhmiiy IN the country. why,
they Would be the greatest card any
team OF the country would ever have,
remarkeh Irwin. Jim would be
placed af third Tommy would 90 tc
second abd the others TO the outheld. u
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-05

Associated Press Dispatch by SPECIAL Wires
Harrisburg, Pa, Jan. 6. 5.-Charles h.
Carpenter Of Altoona was elected prosi-
dent, secretary and tronsurer OF the
Iri-Stato baseball Association at
meeting held here last night. Thso-
dore Is. Cleaner of Philadelphia, tho
retiring president, Was rendered vote
Of thanks and elected life member OF
the association. The association de-
olinod the offer Of protection, because
the terms we're unsatisfactory.
Shnmokin refused to continue in the
league. Wilmington was again put on
th1 probation bench. On the nd-
mission OF Reading will depend Will
minntun'ai franchise, aud 10 tne event
Of the failure 20 secure a club 70 take
the place of Shnmokin the nasooiation
will continue with six-olub circuit.
The association will not send a
representative TO the National Associa-
tion meeting in Chicago next Tuesday
The schedule will be prepared by q
committee which will do nothing
until ait3r a meeting of the associn-
tion ln February. The association was
In session all night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-05
6FFeCTSl OF GRLvANlC CURRENT
ON NERVE AN0 MUSCLE TISSUES

MH""NN" |"'| "NN"'
Berke|tg. CAL, Jan. 5.-That the
phenomaHh underly ing the electrotonic
effects "a the galvanio current upon
the nerve land muscle tissues of animal
matter arb due TO physical causes is
the latest discovery of DR.. jacques
Loeb.
In prodi researches DR.. Loeb
found tha aodium and potassium ions
In solutibn stimulated muscle and
nerve thdes and that calcium and
magnesium ions acted antaRonistically
70 the sodium and potassium ions. In
his last solt Of experiments DR.. Loeb
has found Chat this phenomenon is due
to the migtntion and concentration Ia
the region hpf the electrodes of chemi-
cal subatankcea contained in the tissues.
He has fou4id that oleates, palmitates
and steRraths, all Of which are found
in the TISSUES concerned. precipitate
calcium ank that it is ia this way
gotten out 4 the solution, preventing
its inhibitoAy effect upon the sodium
and potaseid NJ ions, whioh are left free
to act.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-05
Cut Glass Tumblers
We have a great line Of patterns in tum-
blers from ss75 per dozen up to 5000.
Goblets Clarets, Champagnes,
Wines, Cocktails, Cordials. etc
c. F. RUDOLPH.
MARKET AND FOURTH STA
PEESBYIERY OF NEW CASTLE.

Pro Re Nata Meeting to be Held In This
City on Monday Week.
A pro re nata meeting Of Presbytery
of New Castle will be held in Central
Presbyterian Church, this city, next
Monday week, beginning at 2 O'Clock
in the afternoon, when several inn
pcrtant matters will be considered.
The principal subjects will be the
dissolution Of the pastoral relations
between Rev. Boudinot Seeley, jr., and
Eastlake Presby teIian Church, his dis
missal to the Philadelphia North
Presbytery, and to receive and recon-
mend William Penn Shookley as a
candidate for the ministry.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-05

City Solicitor Sylvester d. Town
send, Jr., who has been asked for an
immediate opinion in regard to the
garbage controversy both by City
Council and the Board Of Health, says
he will give his opinion when he has
had time for careful consideration Of
the matter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-05
THU BOARD OF TRADE
Met For The First Time in its
Enlarged Quarters
IN THB EQUITABLE BUILDING
Some Interesting Discussions
Last Evening.
A new CHARTER FOR THE CITY
Committee Appointed to Sug-
gest Changes.
IN THE EQUITABLE BUILDING
Some Interesting Discussions
Last Evening.
A NEW CHARTER FOR THE CITY
Committee Appointed to Sug-
gest Changes.

The Delegates 20 tho National Board Of
Trade Have Matters in shape for tho
Convention 60 be Hold in Warrington
the Middle OF This Month.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-05

Rev. f. W. Troy, ID. d., Of New
York will preach on Sunday at the
Christian and Missionary Alliance, sos
Shipley street, az 1870 a. M, 3. 10 and
8 D. m. All are invited to hear him.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-05

Bucher, sign painter, 6l6 shipley.'
Umbrellas repaired at Az shipiey street. :.
hoonng and heaters, williams, io9 ".i0tas
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-05

NOIlCE-DlNlDEND
Wilmington. Del, January B, 1906.
Tie Board OF Directors has this day declared a
pmiannuai dividend Of three and one-hnlf t3El
TeI cent, payable on demand Dividend checks
Nm be mailed. l. SCOTT TOWNSEND,
ian3St Treasurer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-05
WILMINGTON AGAIN PUT
ON PROBATION BENCH
On The Admission Of Reading Viii
Depend The Franchise Of
The Local Base
ball Team.
A GX-CLUB CIRCUIT is LIKELY
As Shamokin Refuses to Con-
tlnue In the League.

Tho Association Declined the Oner OF
Protection, because tho Terms Were
Unsatisiactory- Schedule WIN BE
Prepared Eariy in the spring.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-05
WEATHER FORECAST.

associated Pres Dispatch by Special Wires
Washingtoh, Jan. .. WEATHER fore
cast ior Delaware;
Fair and Noooler tonight; fair TO-
morrow; lighH vest wind.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-05

Mot 10 give credit to my wife, Alien X.
hinklei, alter this date, December 10th, 1913,
q she has LETT my bed and board and / Will not
n Feiponable Tor her debts
declo-lml OSWALD II. wINKLER.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-05

Harling. signs. s09 shipIsy slEsat.'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-05

NT0IlCE-ELEC1ION.
IN The annual meeting OF The Delaware
fs,letr ior the Prevention Of cruelty 10 Animals
m h held az It's Office. No ! West seventh
gfsei, Wilmington. Delaware, on Tuesday alter
roan. January 9ih, 1905, az a30 O'Clock; at
rtiah time the election Of officers and managers
n serrp for the ensuing year.
WILLARD HALL PORTER.
hn3-a Secretary.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-05
Coming Monday:
"A WOMAE's POWER"
ADtiffs.

--0TiGF-THF ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
N efoefhoiders Of the Irish-American AEsocia-
sAan I'M be held at their Hail. on French street,
Monday. January 6th, 1906, at s O'Clock p N.
ysi attendance is requested. By order
.-l5t JAS. O'TOOLE, Sec.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-05
MlnIara {. aaris.


THERE'S TROUBLE AHEAD
for anyone who deliberately or
unconsciously neglects the eyes.
Cracked or poorly adjusted
Glasses are often worse than
none at all.
Careful and scientific examination OF the
Eycs aud the fitting oi proper Glasses
when needed By a competent OpurIhn, are
the reasons we solicit your patronage.
oculisis' Prescriptions filled.
Millard F. Davis,
Joweior and Onucian.
3 AND n FAsT SECOND srREUr
Established lsl9
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-05
70TICE-ELECTlON.

Aihs annual meeting Of The Delaware Society
IN ne pfeventlon Of Cruelty 10 Children Will pc
itda its Office No. West Seventh street, Wiz
rrgfon Delaware, on Tuesday afternoon,
Iarusfy Oh, 1906, 81 O'Clock, az which time the
,ssdon viii take place for officers and managers
a lafye Tor the ensuing year.
snsit DAVID J. kElNHARDI, Secretary.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-05

NTOIICE-IHE ANNUAL MEETING OF IHE
N Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company
q ihe State OF Delaware" will be held at the
Office Of the company. No. s3S Market street,
Wilmington. Del, on MONDAY, January 8th,
1876 a. 10 o'clock a m, at which time an cleo
ton for five managers 70 serve three years viii
te be a and the premiums on all policies Will be
payable SIX per cent interest on all balances OF
ntmbers amounting 70 IS and upwards viii be
paid The agents OF the company are authorized
20 receive the dues Of members and 10 pay them
tlef interest W. A. La MOITE.
deCe-l8t Secretary.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-05
Situations aFanira.

WOUNG MAN-WIrH sEVEN YEARS TX.
i perlence in retail grocery busIness. wishes
position with who esale house; best reference
lanemWi-5t Address n 2, livery Evening Onice
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-05

The girl in { Pc clouds. =
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-05

N The National Bank OF D
Wilmington, and Brandywine. ?
Wilmington Del, Jan. 2, 1915
The BOARD Of Directors has this day declared
Ifmiannual dividend Of per cent payable on
demand Checks win be mailed.
janet CALEB n. STEWARD Cashier.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-05
9nbllf Salfs.

nUBLIC sALE-OF HORSES, HARNESS
wagons, and blankets AZ Klalr & Hollings-
worth bazaar, 803 W. Eiuhth street. Wilmington,
Del on Wednesday, January 10TH ls0, at /
o clock 30 head OF horses. ell kinds; some fine,
young Virginia horses. Anyone having stock TO
sell can enter same at Office Horses at private
sale nj an times. KLAIR & HOLLlNGSNO ORTIZ,
-jan5-ltS so3 w. Eighth ST., Wilmington, Del
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-05

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-05

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-02-03

- ~A-N%4 orA4F< NoA-
He goes before you. q my henrt.,
Fear not 70 follow where He leads.
He knows the aerensth each task de-
He knows the grace each trial needs.
He's lust q lirtie farther on
Along the dark and lonely way.
his bleeding footprints you may trace.
he goes before you all the day.
He goes before you. o my heart
through deepest depth. DER highest
He SHOWS where turks the ambushed
foe.
And what the battles you must fght:
He sees the pitfalls you will meet
The place where you will faint or fall.
The WEAKNESS. the pain. the tears
He goes before. He knows Il all
He goes before you. o my hearts,
he does not ask that YOU shall bear
A single pang He has not borne
A single grief He does not share:
he Deckons on through toll and woe.
Anf0uRn storm or calm OF tempest
And You shan see Him. as He said.
for ne shall lead you home at last.
He goes before you o my heart,
Htih follow on through gain or loss
And Tor the joy that's set before
DespiSe the shame. endure the cross
The path your falt'ring steps must take
Is one His nail-pierced feet have trOd.
through garden. mount, and riven tomb
he goes before you up to God.
Annie l. Flint
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-02-03
Read the Same Rackuard-

1t is not generally known that there
are many words in the English Ian
guage which read the same backward
as forward Such common words as
num-" moon, etc, are examples Of
this and one notices them every day.
But there are other examples which
are little surprising when they are
pointed out. "Repaper," for instance,
is an unexpected paliRdrome. Glen
elg' is another "Deifed. Hannah, .
madam 'reviver these are all
more or less surprises and some of
them very apt, especially "reviver, +"
for which way you take it the effect
is the same.
There are others: "Redder." rota-
tor" "shahs.a sexes, level" min
i'm" but the strangest are those
which. not being palindromes them
selves, lend their aid in the construc-
ton of palindrome sentence. The
following is a good example: -Des-
serts I desire not, so long no lost one
rise distressed"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-02-03
POPULAR Authar Is AthIetie.

Here rs pen portrait Of Sir Arthur
Conan Doyle as drawn by a specta-
tor at a recent London meeting. in
which the author took a prominent
part: The massive figure. the sun
scorched, crimson cheeks and the en-
tire healthy animalness Of the man
were unavoidably conspicuous, giving
the lie in stentorian tones to the oft
repeated fabrication that brains can
only be cultivated at the expense Of
the bo1y
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-02-03
Into the sunIIaht.

tourist among the Alps tells OF
climbing one of the mountains in a
dense and dripping mist, until at
length he passed through the clouds
and stood on lofty peak in the clear
sunlight Beneath him lay the fog
like waveless sea of white yapor,
and as he listened he could hear the
sounds Of labor, the lowing OF the
cattle, and the peals Of the village
bells coming up from the wales below.
AS he stood there, he saw a bird fly
up out of the mists, soar about for
little while and then dart down again
and disappear. What those moments
OF sunshine we're to the bird, coming
up out of the cloud, the Sabbath should
be TO US. During week days we live
down in the low vales of life, amid
the mists. Life is not easy for us-it
is full of struggle, burden-bearing The
Sabbath comes and we fly up out OF
the low climes of care, toll, and tears,
and spend one day in the pure, sweet
air Of Gods love and peace. There
we have new visions of beauty. We
get near to the heart of Christ. into
the warmth Of His love. We come into
the goodly fellowship Of Christian peo-
pie. and get fresh inspiration from the
contact
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-02-03
ORIGIN Of Famous Hymn.

Fanny Crosby's greatest hymn is
Safe in the Arms or Jesus" which
has beautiful story connected with
Its origin. In the streets OF New
York there was once a great rush OF
panic-stricken people. In the crowd
was mother with little girl, who
was pushed and hustled. The child
was weak and delicate, and cried
out pitecusly. The mother stopped
down and caught the child to her
bosom Hush. my little one" she
whispered, you are safe now In
mothers arms" Miss Crosby was told
Of the incident, and Safe in the Arms
Of Jesus was the result o.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-02-03
The Seed We Sow.

Who says he cannot do anything to
help God In bringing about His pur-
pose among men? Who of all among
us but can do something? In some way
or other our lives are counting. Eth
er we are sowing thistle seed or the
seed Of flowers and golden grain. That
is just as sure as that we live. We
cannot open our hand without some
thing dropping from it.
What are we sending out on the
wings Of time-seeds Of fhistles and
thorns. or seeds OF roses and wheat?
II is question full Of interest. Be
cause some time there viii be a gath
ering in Of the harvest
Suppose someone should send us out
TO work through the bright days Of
summer. When we receive our com
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-02-03
Our Appointed Work.

Each has some appointed work to
perform. some little niche in the spir-
itual temple to occupy Yours may
be no splendid services, no flaming or
brilliant actions to blaze and dazzle
in the eye Of man. 1t may be the
quiet. unobtrusive inner work, the
secret pra~er, the mortified sin, the
forgiven injury, the trifiing act OF
self-sacrifice for Gods glory, and the
good Of others. of which no eye but
the Eye which seeth in secre. is cog
infant. 1t matters not how small.
Remember. with Him, motive dignI-
fies action. It is not what we do, but
how We do It. He can be glorifed in
little things as well as great things,
and by nothing more than the daily
walk, the daily life.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-02-03
Deserved the Double cross.

DR.. William Osler was criticising
the continental custom OF covering
the breast with decorations.
"Thesc baubles. he said. "can have
no significance to any one unless the
reason for their bestowal is known,
and it is never known.
Perhaps If it were known no one
would be impressed. Perhaps the
reason would be but little better than
the reason Partisan medical jour
nal once gave for a certain physi-
clans decoration.
DR.. X owes the cross this jour
nal said, to the visit Of the cholera to
Paris. He lost fifty-six patients in
that epidemic