Chickasha Daily Express. (Chickasha, Indian Terr.), Vol. 7, No. 262, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 25, 1906 Page: 2 of 8
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YOMEII WHO CHARM
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JESUS ANOINTED
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Ua s A&xuraijoa ;0"t &4 Lov
Woaiax yreateat r'- !j P"" U
inspire a-i-rat-on re:rt at i Juv.
lirr is a fceaaty ta tra.vtt Ua to
csirt au.-vt-ve to oca tiaa Brc regw-
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ri ka4 -? fcart-t fia wtti poor j
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kim UxX tl tfra of a ir.-:at w.jv ;
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klaa tAa to frk ulazcptatL j
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!!p-p!B from osier kia "It U b-
cava lfcr Baa la tiaa aa4 '
m fc. prfeet ntit to ta:ak aj j
?. ataa. iat. Mr. Lrxitidia. ;
HANDS RAW WITH ECZEMA.
lirfftrt for T Yean 6prd to i
04 and Umfea Cured t t
Cutcwra Rem3a.
aa la
T ia4 tcwjsa oa fcasSi fvr ta 1 - -
yaa. At t.nt It wool! brak oat j """""J 8cfl50rtr-
:y ia winter. Tim it Ca::? eaa O&'-T t- otter cU7 ti tH
U gtay. I tal tir r'l tVietort to na front Ctlcago of a New Tork atat
v aa tier cw) i. bat sot cf tba i'.d naa aad tia fam"r who ba4 arrtTed
aar tA. I tiea wA oa box of j a tb oauklrt of th weaurm m-
Cotlir OIntaieat as4 tir bottle j trefoil oa t!a way erfa much fur-
f caucura ksibi ana wa con-.
plty earL Ky baalj wr raw
ail over iatki aa4 out. anl tie to
sema wa irtaiaif a!l orer my body
aod J!aib. Iif'r I fca4 nid on bot-
U of Cotiwir Reo!rent Uigetter
wllk tb 0!atIBn iry 'rea w era
eany beaied orer. aai ty tre t;me
I bad sxed ti thirl bottle I waa eo-
tlrely we!L I hit a ftA a;. petite aad
waa Ceabier thaa I erer wa. To any
on who baa any ikia or blood i'.t- j
aa I would fcoaet!y adria tiea to
ell ejukker tiaa all tha doctor la." ' '
o... i it jf erery member eBtbuiiaatic with tb
th Btat cotild cur yot. Mr. M. E
Falia. Epeera Ferry. Va- May H
106."
Japan Companlt Mak Money.
Shipping compasle are profitable !
Japaa. For th part year ceding
Marca 11 last th Mppou Tasen Kal-
aba wrote off $401500 for depreciaUoa.
IKJ.OOO for Inaoranc tlZZ.Vtf tor r
paJra carried U reaerre paid
for director' aod a ad: tors'
fee girt tb manating director
kooua cf gar employe gea-
rally 1200304 la bonasea paid f25
00 la IS per ceot dlrldenda and left
1412.009 at credit of proCt a&d Iom
veeaaat. - j
( fTieer white good la fact any Una
"Wash goods wbec aew ow much of
their attractlTene to th way they
ar lacadered til being dob In a
wjaaaer ia e&ba&c their textila beao-
ty. Horn lanndesing wotjld be ena!-
ly aatiafactory if proper attmtioa waa
gjrea to itartbing th rt essential
being good Starch which baa uSrfent
trecgOi bo atiSfen without thickening
the goods. Try DeSanc Etarch and
yr will b pleasantiy sanried at th
ImproTed appearance of yoor work.
T Glv Wxk to Russian Company.
As nothing came of ti attempt last
year to raise In LaiacUva bay the Brit-
ish Ironclad with her treasure during
tb Crimean war the Russian ad-
BBiralty officials at Sebastopol now
ropo to Intrust th task of bringing
ap th treasur to a Russian salvage
radical.
Had New York Sized Up.
It waa a sever criticism made oa
New Tork city by a visitor from N
braaka who said: "Tours Is a 'short
ebang' town. In tire days I tar
tad seven different persons try to
cheat to by returning too llttlv
change."
That article may b good as well
aa cheap and glv entire satisfaction
U proven by the extraordinary aai of
Defianc Starch each package con-
taining one-third roor fitar.h than
caa b had of any other brand for th
name money.
German Railroad Innovation.
Tb Saxony railway from Limbach
to Waldenburg is to b oi of th
1 rst German roads to b changed from
to aloclriclty.
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of tie Utcius (A &iim wt:a ;
cit4 t-ittaiitr to tifr ctca:
aos.-e ia ti ta-a:-. cf a p.-a-:. j
ti(;0t ioi! jci.: alets'Jj wo-rk:
B;AB a fw c-ai of aa ! Ja
i a &t afcCia-T ffra itaiijfe4 to
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aii4 Lrfer to -;i: l'j:f v'.ih tt
j Ptt7 prod'icta of traajefy iaestioii
i4 laetiai?7.
wfetard in aa oli Urn prairie
aobooar of tb typ of Ail
membn of tb bouathoid or wagon-
tnAi little and bis one of whom at
the bgl&alEr of tt loaj JourBey
bad baaa lBrana aai ia woo ta-
tfereat in oreriaci inp caa i-a ar
ranged were beaitby and bearty.
To-day conie tidicgi from orer la
Ojnnerticat of th arriral thr of
aaotbr family tbia one eastward
bound from the far west la a couple
erery taemtrer entnusiasuc wita tne
experience. This party has cocaimed
four moctbs corering the distance
fror;j Minnesota to Stratford Cona
passing through Iowa Indiana Illi-
nois Ohio Pennsylvania and New
Tork stales. S-tca methods of loco-
motion and the coonsurnption of sach
l5Cgth of tins la traversing compar-
atively short distances will appear to
many far from attractive but to not
a few aays the Troy Times a little
of aucb Bohemian exisunce would
have a dedd'-d charm. Hotiseboating
on the great rivers sod lakes la year-
ly growing In popularity aa aa Ideal
method of recrea'ioin. For thoee to
whom "a life on the ocen wave" baa
no attractions why not overland
':hoonerlng for a sroo?
Coif bas aaotber vinue a virtu
unsurpassed by any other game.
That ia Its social side says the Lon-
don Graphic. It la essentially a so-
cial game. Th?re Is a etory told of
two Scotchmen la the wildest part of
Canada. Both were farmers and bad
long disputed concerning a atrip of
land which divided their farms. They
wer at enmity for ten rears till one
day one saw the other swinging a
stick in a familiar manner. He went
over to his enemy and found he had
been a golfer In day gone by. They
laid out together a nine-hole course
on that disputed trip. and having
procured some clubs these two time-
worn veterans proceeded forth to do
battle tha land to be the prize.
The auatch was halved the land di-
vided and lifelong friendship was es-
tablished. fa account of the many Interrup-
tion to the winter telegraph service In
tb Tukon region Canada will intro-
duce tha wireless system there. The
success of the United States govern-
ment with the wireless in Alaska Is
valuable object lesson.
An Investigation by the Belgian gov-
ernment of tha theft of leather mail
bags la the Congo Free State disclosed
the fact that natives In the postal
service took thorn cut out the bottom
and gave them to their wives to be
worn aa clothing.
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Trawra far tk Uwa
Attatioa ia c:.-i by ti Trarer"
Sim-.-j to rcst aejn::tic.aa ty ti
Ltyarra. otai!y cf a Jif -i tjJt la
eiali inxijT:y coJor4. of 'ie fcer-
&it kis o ti :jV.a-k Jraarty
aliOttasaisa or A.t-io;t: IV oo of
li ftrascwt Era-" la ti kis( Hi
tf ti Piaraoia. Ti biat U a ra-
BarkaV.7 fa ?ctnta of tia art of
ti srtJ ail ia wej prwrTi E-
til tier ar four aejiieani
ra la tls) porcUi:a frcra ti tcirk
of Eaxas IL la the bjt.i vaa
foiii bti'e fiierai Laa eertaia
or Exile irauer. wiica la ifciij cia-
IcaU xaislae4.
Latest Fad In "Society."
i Lie imuzmi. laKal ua - ... r-r
etety circiea it to t tlia ul era j
abiard alecutioa ukes th form of
goring letter of tetrodactioa and
this lack of eontideratioa has roused
family fead ia several case. Oa
wealthy young ItaUaa. who ia a mem-
ber of one of th best Romaa families
went to Newport this sammer with
many letters from promiaent persoas
But b baa foaal It !mjo;y. to pre-
sent theta. "It la fx.Ii&h to expect
anything from social leaders these
days and th stranger who asks to b
received ty letter baa a bard tiro cl
It" aald a yoong man whose letter ta
society matron waa ignored.
Kept Tax Receipts Long.
Charles King of East Liberty a
saburk of Pittsburg la what might b
termed a careful maa. II bas been a
voter la th East Liberty district sine
1857 and whea asked oa the last reg-
istration day If be bad a tax receipt
k palled from a pocket tax receipts
for th laat 41 years. Whea asked by
th registrar If be bad any more b
replied that if ha went down deep In-
to bi "strong box" at home he might
possibly find a few dating long back
before the oldest member of the board
waa bom. Mr. King is now 78 years
old. having been born la Baltimore In
1S2S removing to East Liberty In
1857. His first presidential vote was
cast for Joha C. Fremont and his last
for Theodore Roosevelt He Is a
stanch Republican and as a contractor
aad brick manufacturer for half a cen-
tury baa contributed much to the up-
building and growth of East Liberty.
NO DAWDLING.
A Man of 70 After Finding Coffe Hurl
Him Stopped Short.
When a man ha lived to be 70 year
old with a 40-year-old habit grown to
him like a knot on a tree chance ar
he'll stick to the habit Ull he dies.
But occasionally the spirit of youth
and determination remains la some
men to the last day of their live.
When such men do find any habit of
life has been doing them harm they
urprlse the Oslerites by a degre of
will power that is supposed to belong
to men under 40 only
"I had been a user of coffee until
three years ago a period of 40 years
and am now 70" write a N. Dak.
man. "I waa extremely nervous and
debilitated and saw plainly that I
must make a change.
"I am thankful to say I had the
nerve to quit coffee at once and take
on Postum without any dawdling and
experienced no 111 effect. On the con-
trary I commenced to gain losing my
nervousness within two months also
gaining strength and health otherwise.
"For a man of my age I am very
well and hearty. I sometimes meet
persons who have not made their
Postum right and don't like It But I
tell them to boll it long enough and
call their attention to my looks now
and before I used it that seems con-
vincing. "Now. when I have writing to do
or long columaa of figure to cast np
I feel cjual to It and caa get through
n work without the fagged out feel-
Irj of old.' Name given by Postum
C. Battle Creek Mich. Read lb
b-ok "The. Road to WeUviUe" la
tl&a "Taere'i a reaaoa."
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Carn". a.s S.jjeri' T-.;t.
V. i . i -i ti-i.s cf Sir: ti
er. It n f--?iri'.-i.? .. 2 liat
i rsi. of i-:a firtier to
lion ta-f ta cf t fcj
V. t. Ti.-er i a: ta ti a woo-
aa." J-wii wTa ccirr n..
aa r' T'Tg a: ti ti:.' ta Mary
ti si-.? cf Liti-. aii V. i.-tii.
c t. tits- -JCjL.i-ur.tr b-.x." A
t. ... cr cn. c? tie rare aai
.. a taster. "Very i rcfea
t iti.it Ti o-ier aco:as U-1I
ii tii.: tt:j f.i-i.-st as tie r.re ii
er.etly ;.Urii--'i i-itilled frvea aa
ji t jit ailtk trtw ia ti far
tajt aii tL.irlr-i w-.ta oJ tiii-lig a
r.'i i-rrf"iiie ttitova to tnciera
tt.ii-s. la c'iit.:y it was a potsJ
tiat if II c-i--r-L -P '.tfi it on
lis teaX" Ai e;i LU fet iJAn.
ar-i is tr eazerseas to iav-ih every
drop cta ler tkjved pta;s te
criiied ti friij iar iMark. ie
also w.;J ti ft with her hair
U'iiai- Tt practice of anointing tie
p-erv.a with pr .md oils was as com-t-va
arr.'.ttg tie Hebrews as among
cir or-letta! prtles.
V. I. H. d.jrf-.;!es tad ladlgsa
tioa." Jala was tie i;ric3 bit
ti otter apostle j-jintd tlia in con
c-rr.aiig M.ary's ial';h etpenditure-
V. . -M.git lave ieea .-!d for
Each." Its vai'i was estimated by
JidxM at J' pnce; that is. about Its
"Given to the poor." This was Judas'
ingestion c-ade. not becaus be
cared for the poor btrt becaae as
treasurer of the ltt!e baad be would
have bad opportunity to purloin some
portion of tie money eGtrute4 to
V. 10. "Whea Jesu understood.1
JesiS perceived that some actually
etodejned Mary's beautiful deed- it
of coarse paine-i Mary to be criticised
by good men for whom she ha4 grc-at
esteem and Jesu reproved them say-
ing. -Why trout'.e ye trie woman? for
the tath wrought a good work." The
apostles thought Mary had wasted her
ointment
V. 1L Te have the pror always
with you." At that day and la every
day and land since. tre have beea
abundant opportunities for Jesus'
friends to fceip the poor. Hfc recog
nizes this service as done onto him
(Matt 2S:31-4I. "But m ye have
not always." Only a few days longer
would tie friends of Jesus have to ex-
press their loving devotion to his per-
son. V. 11 "She did It for my burial" It
wa customary for tie Jews to anoint
the dead lody for buriat
V. 1J. "Wheresoever this gospel
stall be preached." Wherever the good
:. shall b proclaimed how God
through the life and death of tis Son
poured out bis love and life In sacri-
fice for his children there shall the
story also be told of Mary who poured
out her dearest treasure to express
her love to Jesus. "Ia the whole
world." Jesu poured out his life for
ail mankind and he foresaw that this
good news would be proclaimed
throughout the world.
V. 14. "Then." Ver soon after this
feaat "Judas Iaoa. k" Judas of
Kerioth. the only roe a iiie apostolic
band who wa not a Galilean. He had
enjoyed the advantage of intimate
companionship with Jesus for three
years but his avaricious heart had
not been won to love the loving One.
"Went unto the chief priests." The
priests of whom Caiaphaa was the
leader bad determined t.j seize Jesus
and put him out of the jay. They
eagerly welcomed Judas who came to
them and offered to betray bis Lord.
V. 15. "What will ye give me?" This
sentence gives us a key to Mudaa'
character. H was continually seek-
ing something for hlmseif. Jesus'
words from the early days of his min-
istry indicate that te felt that Judai'
heart was not with him (John 6:70;
Matt 26:25). "Thirty pieces of sil-
ver." Thirty shekels; that is a little
less than 120 In our money. An an-
cient prophet had foretold tie very
price for which Jesus would be sold
(Zach. 11:12).
V. 16. "Opportunity to betray him."
The chief priest were anxious that
Jesus should be quietly and secretly
delivered Into their hands lest there
be an uprising of the people In b!s de-
fense. Practical Point.
V. 7. Eatimate the "precious things"
Christ has poured out until you feel
there Is naught too precious to pour
out upon him. 1 Pet 1:19; 2:4 7; 2
Pet 1:4.
V. 8. A cold heart cannot under-
stand the power and beauty of en-
thusiastic love. 2 Cor. 4:4.
V. 10. Though we may fail to appre-
ciate another' way of serving God let
tis refrain from unjust criticism. 1
Cor. 4:5.
V. 13. Aa Mary' love embalmed
Jesus so Jesus' love embalms the
memory of each of his loving ones.
John 14:19; Col. 3:3 4.
V. 13. Love' wastes are aa living
seeds their death is their multiplica-
tion. John 12:24.
V. 15. He makes a poor bargain who
sells Jesus though all the world b
offered la exchange. Mttt 16:28
D wrt Lrr.i Wtr.
Tt? are a:e ail nils wiich rare-
fy crtik; f ;.r iii ii'e. ti llamas of
PiiAicia aii certaia gii of ti
MS eifi. A x;iier cf fiaaet Ls-
aris J i otter re;-Jls tv ia f lv.s
iew.i of wr. A tat cf w-tm
Az.-erica taiai.t water! fla.!. la
parts of Lt tere t rai'e. tie-re ar
aeris cf eos aid g ..-at ilch tard.y
ver crlri aid jet prodic tt t-U
tor Eifcfiri che.
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nut i rarvir.
fr?-i te Wf m nil I Ji x-l
( Iiui Prsue.
r-t-r i w M4 mc-. w''
S4 W !! IHn..y Tic
Snp-K lling Parret.
Tt kea is a greenish-brow parrot
of New Zealand wtica is a dar.ge.-ous
to t sieep of ttat coat try aa o:ve
wou'4 b. Ttes carnivorous birds
fastea themseive oa ti backs of
grazing steep tear through wool and
akia to th kidney fat. which they
devour leaving tt onfcirtuaai anig.al
to per.it ia Lgocy.
Tie extraordisaiy popnlarlty cf fine
whit goods til rammer make the
choice of Starch a ata'ter cf greit Im-
portance. Deiaac Starch being free
from all Injuries chemical is ti
only on which Is safe to use on fin
fabric. It great strength aa a stlff-
ener makes half tie ostial qaatity of
Etarch necessary with the remit of
perfect CaUh. eqaal to that when th
goods were new.
Open Air Work for Women.
Mrs. A G. Conreid operate a ranch
ra Colorado where wild fiower are
toilected and pressed for us la sou-
venir aad mesa cards. The work
being la the open air it ha proved
popular among teachers aad other
womea suffering from nervous
troubles a it give them a chance to
earn a Living and to regain their
health.
Never Fail.
There Is cae remedy and only one
I have ever found to cure without fail
ach trouble In my famiiy as Ec-
xema. Ringworm and all other of an
Itching character. Ttat remedy is
Hunt's Cure. We always use It and
It never fails.
W. M. Christian.
Rutherford Tenn.
Want Them te Know Country.
The Japanese war department ha
made arrangements to send teachers
and student of the middle and high-
er schools and colleges to Manchuria
and Korea free of charge during their
vacation. More than 50000 person
expect to make the trip.
Important to Mother.
! emfaiiy ry boctl of C ASTORIA.
ml sad an sonady lor lasstt and coildma.
sadoMttitB
Btarv ta
Bifutu of
la Cm For Over S Tn.
Saa Kiad To Bsv Always BoacM.
Adopt American Ideas.
Th Russian military authorities are
considering the adoption of khaki
uniforms the czar having been espe-
cially Interested ia one recently worn
by an American army represeatatlve
at St Petersburg. The military au-
thorities are also considering Ameri-
can accoutrements. Including wet car-
tridge belts and cavalry addie with
a view to their adoption.
More Than Society Butterfli.
Thet ar the day when womea
of national celebrity vie with each
other In housewifely accomplishments.
Mrs. Philander C. Knox ha just dis-
patched to Mr. Roosevelt a firkin of
butter made with her owa hands at
the Valley Forge farm. Mr. Roose-
velt has sent delicious brandled cher-
ries to her intimates and to th Epis-
copal Home for Old People la Wash-
ington. Mrs. Bonaparte wife of the
secretary of the navy has preserved
some toothsome mango.
V;. " Vt .
heifer U.S.Hraj iirZl
m of
tov4 chanMp-
t fcsvbiu. whoesi rit rwd an!
Vow inforwsvuwi PPT Rcnuttg
trHt irr nh P c9 nror
iliWlsiBUff
To be secessfol wife to retain tie
love and a-ii..''..on cf her hsbaud
a too 14 be a woman's ecbitact stody.
mi tte rt ind.cation cf ill-health
pa-lnfil or irreralar periods. h4-
.ie or backacr.. tar Lyd.a E.
pjiktam's Vcfetail Goscpoand aod
be? n it use.
Mra Cta. T. Brewn. Vic-i-Preaident
Mothers' Ciub 21 Cir Terrace lio
fcprtngs. Ark write:
ToarM.n.Pitti-a:
-tat nir yor ! drvrr? thmnt a Sc W-
tZ' eorxtc. miStrun waa inrairtrratty
sal l-aukjt vtuma aai wora oct w
ja ci mtmnaa. J ouiUy doom
wt bv a noucif;ir.f w I wm bos n
kd bwa ami tj Lyd L. Kuun s 'f
ecr.e CompoKt a4 i admmned to try is.
At iu vol U um nxxiih I m a AiSanmt
voua. Every on reorfcoi about it a4
icy bofrbwi f'-il 3 Vv wvm B all o i
avin. tv u E. pickhaio't VeretatM C'.as-
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trrjcLxe I fe-t iu a sew vmta 1
nro it will nu every cr7ruig wocbaa
strocg wtJ aa4 b;V7. as it ba Baa.
Women who are troubled with paia-f-al
or irregular perioria backache
bloating 'or tatoleocei djiplacementa
infiammatioo or nice ration that "bear
inr-down" fee img. dizzineaa. faintoeaa
indestion or nervous protrat:oa
may be restored to perfect h.alts
ani strength by taking Lyd: .
Pinkbam's Vegetable Compound.
When you buy
WET
WEATHER
CLOTHING
you wnt
co triplet
protection
&nd long
aervice.
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