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The Branding iron. [volume] (Atoka, I.T. [Okla.]) 1884-1884, 1884-02-23
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The Branding iron. [volume] (Atoka, I.T. [Okla.]) 1884-1884, 1884-02-23
PERSONAL. ksD LMPERS0yAL.

Louisa " Bryant. colored lady,
practices law in Colorado.
George Washington weighed 200
mounds at the close oi the Revolutionary
War.
1'nc late Judyc Black owed much
~ hi. force cs language TO his familiar
iiv wi;a ,ae Old Testament. Lhiodgo
Ii:tr Oo %.
Tao -cci :, column Of the Aichi.on
(Haa gts,s announces tie rcturn cf
M:.. E.a,;.c North. III wears OLD. who
Lad h,,a visiting friends near Topeka.
--Gcorgc W. Jones. o. Washington.
!ins been tined six hundred dollar. FOR
using twp'l,icial Government envelopes
:or his private correspondence ~ pom
sion claim ag.n,
Ne. Paul Dana. who y heir 10 the
New iurl. Sur. owns eight hundred pug
c,gs. II, in addition 70 s,is, tie yA,r. /.
n.an IS ~ IN TIE IN, s.rries oi ha~s ball.
nc VIII ;rl.i,:e,iiy iecoras q grcat
jcurug.i-t. L"i'o,gpeii' Jorre1i.
DR.. ). Nsntcrhcydon. Whitfield. l..
J.. suici9c' hecau>c he was unsuccessful.
aod srDn after = steamer brought h'scr
irom Frsncc appointing him s.irseon IN
Gee French arlIr. vita cheek for one
as salary Ia advance. Z. sUc.
A marriage notice in aMcal,i,i..
Pa. paper is ~ fo,lows ~. Mary
Purse. os Nor.l street. surpr, ~ .i,;'
parents ty biinein. home ni.r youn;:
hus.anG. The old fo,k. have -rti;,i.ci
for sonc ,.ide Eiat H,ue,.n. w.1 ia
view"
Mrs Annan1ab,I .Jcshe,. Is Brah-
min lady. Of fudia. i.aS ycSchcd rhila-
delphir. where she will study medicine
at the wos,ans medical co. 20 ia that
civ. She is t!lc hrs, lady .! that high
caste 10 cross the ocean. sucr crossing
hen' forbidden hy her r, ion. Psil-
al ig,hia Press
They have n strange character ia
Socorro. y. NJ. wild. unh"rlpt lor-
dercr. whose panc i. Captain Kermit.
ano who calls hiniselftiic "R"c,,, Mour
tain TURK" i!c SAYS h. i - na;iSc e
fl.kcy. and he books iii.r one. l. e,
principal ccrGna'ior j. rro.prriing
inin'ir.; and ii.I,.uc. Cic09o HradI.
A remarkable old man t,al 81, Lad
i"~yil,o. Tompkin, County. y. T.. re-
Gently. His u;.t.s. WAS Chester Child
aud his age niict, -s-l; years. Vii"
ac died he had fi,l - al na,arsi
teeth. Ike b0a~l.d that be hal ucsc'
visited = dentist. 'ltr had 'e ever iu.: ..
tooth. His h:.,rw-. ih;ck ulor hi- HEAD
and IN person ',c VA 'ra'cai aud :.cs,d
/ look'a.. lie was barn IN Eo, 'Wr,
Mass. lat mu>, ,f III. ill.,. WE, spcn; ~,
a merchant il, New York City. though
b. had 'ravclcd co',.id 'rasi,. and could
spmf '"vcr:i la".wa:::rs. y. r. Mas.
Tie Columbus CO., b'.;.'ieh says
os ;on. Samuel :. t"x. WHO WAS in
! "a M editorial wr.,"r f"v thu Co.
lu'cbus .S'nkcsma": "il was l.tc in the
afternoon. and tho sun was iust Grpin..
below the horizon. Suddenly Cox
rushed into tic room. Boys he said.
did you see that s,ulsota list mos,
beautiful thing ever saw And >eiz-
ing some papcr from the proof press aud
leaning over tho imposing stone. he
wrote the famous pcn-pictavs that gavo
him the lifelong sobriIuct II Sunset
/, Cox. The article was sakcn by tho com
rcsitors and put in type. piece by piece.
! and il appeared in that evenings nam
Der OK TIC paper
The Branding iron. [volume] (Atoka, I.T. [Okla.]) 1884-1884, 1884-02-23

--"rop dressing. remarked Fo.r. as
h. hurried by the millner's window;
ii takes tue grass loo'; green and Il
n'aac~ 4 man look Liuc. - E0Sto;. Tra,.-
The Branding iron. [volume] (Atoka, I.T. [Okla.]) 1884-1884, 1884-02-23


.adles .tt,o',rrv is frcuutnil, .pil.
One box was composed Of small. round
sticks. tightly wrapped in tin-foil: an.
other Of thin, square pieces, wrapped in
colOred paper; another Of long sticks.
notched ut regular intervals for separa-
tion. Still another kind was mixed
with licoricc and recommended for
colds.
"Of adult gnm-chewcrs." said the
manufacturer, ''we probably have more
among our patrons than all the retail
confectionery stores in the city. since
this class Of customers have a natural
dislike to buying chewing gum over
counter. We have many patrons
actors. singers. dyspeptics and reformed
tobacco chewcrs buy chewing
gum box ut time. A wholesale mer-
chant IN Chambers street says the use OF
gum has cured him Of dyspepsia. One
or the lady members of the Amarlnth
Dramatic Society. Of BROOKLYN. vii.
never play without first chewing gum,
and a well-known singer in a leading
Brooklyn choir is one of our regular
patrons. Several actors and actresses
buy of us regularly The President Il
the Union National Bank in Wall street
cured himself Of the tobacco habit by
the use OF gum. and many Others have
done the same. Some use the rum
mixed Will. tobacco, and gradually dim
iI,sh the amount O.. the latter. Others
use tie gum for the real or imaginary
relied it giycs 70 other troubles. a man
in Ncscy street. who had a tumor in one
Il his cheoks, Keeps The nerves quiet by
chewing gum. But the principal patrons
are. Of coarse. the children. The lirge
mars = fo chewing gum. outside Of
New York City. which consumes an i'm
mems" amount. are in the Wcs, and
Southwest. The gum i handled by four
Glasses Of jobbcrs conicctioncrs, Wholc-
sale groccrS. druggists and fancy - obs
and notion men.
9Th, staple classes Of chewing .um
are about >iX. said n clerk who i,i.n,,,c,
the gum trad" of one of the larg"s, gro-
ccry lou>cS in tie cit,. There i. eyer
lasting gum gum maslic. plraiine
gum, spruce gum, ,aily tolu and the
old-fasl.ioncl ,napping gum. ! give you
,he names by which thcy are known 10
the children. The spruce gum i, manu-
tac.urcd in New England. the largest
manutactory being at Portland. Me-. hut
the new gums have largely driven it
from the market aud we have very little
demand for IL. There is more of the
everlasting or rubber gum sold than Of
MI the other varieties together. ~ T.
The Branding iron. [volume] (Atoka, I.T. [Okla.]) 1884-1884, 1884-02-23

A curious natural pyoduc! has r,ce

A curiou, natural produc! has reccu,-
ly been found IN CiGa, rcar s,,.t lax"
CITY 1t j, - loc~o--rvipa2, Mistr, cr,s-
Miliue ljnr-t lGr, the grains VI vaica
are bat slightly coherent, g!Nin" tho
rock The appearance, @. ,o!;' sand,
stone. Portions nf the rock are S'olcrcd
slightly yellow by n>idc If iren. Its
phpsphurc-crnt properties are very re-
markablc. emitting il to rank AVA new
variety of limestone. II Wa, lopg ago
noticed 10y Bccqucrel that some time.
stones were slightly pho>pho,TSccn,,
but, So far - known, no other Limestone
possesses this property in Il dcgttc ~
nll approaching tha, now dcsrrib'N. the
phosphorcscencc of which i neativ' ~
strong ~ that of lluor spar. rhosN,or.
csccncc is developed when the roS Is
either struck. scratched ar hc.,A,d.
Upon using metal. ~lss. or auy u.bcr
hard substance Ia strike or Ia svratiEht.
red light is emitted. which cpu,in,s's
sometimes Tor several .cco,l5> after thc
blow. Rnnhiug with oih,r .lagmcnt,
or grinding IN Il mortar developed a
white ligl' The most 'ullar bile
,.nosphorcscru,.o i. dwrlprcl hv ht.t-
ing tra"u n, nt the limestone q a
glas, tube over Il iiaGc, II then glLHs
wl,k y deep red light waich lasts ioh. "a
miuurr or more aitor Withdrawing d.
flame. The color OF Ne ligl, cmit,asl
rc>rm",g. tea of a rcd-h,t body. Sevs-
ral 81, ud, .''orc dv!n" out the lIghl
hccomr, witt, ~ bluish-wh.ie. Upon
cooling anG Subsequent heating, pl'o>
phorvsccncc j. again developed in '.,r
samc fragment, bu, more fcehly and tor
u shorter period, aud after two or three
such hca,ings H. paosphorcscence is de-
stroNcd. n !. ObS,rrer.
The Branding iron. [volume] (Atoka, I.T. [Okla.]) 1884-1884, 1884-02-23

Cni'ns are maze 10y IN" Wholesale ard
',rnrI o,' ~ the thousand every month.
Jlrcr ARTICLE. of funeral furniture are
manufactured in the same way. There
.rr large shops for the manufacture
Vi .htuuds, and the manufacturer
"'s 20 the undertaken. He usually is
.!,o ,Apc man who makes collins ard
:, Ciu-triwminr-, ana everything he
Soils T. tine undertaken is. Il, rule. sold
Tor hall -. the rc,ail price. and often tor
l">S rhan tnaj amount. 80 that the urdcr-
t.tcr makes lis .a'c, oG the ba.i. uf q
hrg" margin. The lea., costly shroud,
t.rt rcta,'S .,l' c!.2i. costs the under
ts1N'r ro' n,r" taau ninety cents, Nor
lstllS ~ sn'au. prof, couhucd to the
s,roui ,u all that they purchase from
tllsss' manu'wtUrvrs. from the coffin to
,rapno>, Insignificant trapping u, the
graye, there is g gain in the retail OF u,
hust titty per bent, and often more.
Thcrc is one firm in thi. city that never
has Iess than 1000 c",lins in stock. vary
ing IN price from Sl0 To Si0o, and even
morc.-N, Y, World
The Branding iron. [volume] (Atoka, I.T. [Okla.]) 1884-1884, 1884-02-23

"A dozen sticks of chcwiny-gum,
please said portly. gray-haircd man
ns he stepped into a confectionery store
on Tbiri avenue. a bystandcr recog-
nized him rs leading West side mcr-
chant. aud, as he departed wi,hhis pur-
chase, said.
That is singular habi. for ,lr. -
Ia encourage in his children. said re-
porter.
Children! That n,aa is bachelor.
and one Of the best known club men in
New York"
'for whom docs he buy chcwin--g'nn.
then?"
For himself. He is a dvepop.c. or
was. for he claims that c.lcw;r" cr'l
relieves him from the unpleasant "'(-'t-
~ that disease. lie is one oi my regular
patrons"
..Is he the only Gyspcp;ic wic buys
'Oh, no. There nre several. ~ say
nothing cf actors and singers. WHY.
one OF the best known ncirt.e. IN
. 'An"r!ca chcws gum persist W4ier
Of the stage not for amls. n''ni. YOU
understand. btt for H. beneficial effect
irpqr hcr voice. which - a!"avS clear
and full. She relates with great sails
faction that one evening. while rlavug
- y full house. she discovered. w,ih
flc'ng her listeners in the most iirrrr.
'ut -, in tie play. where She risc- T.
o. ~ 1T of passion that is simply m ics-
% '.i.t'Ht. that Il piece # gtiu ol c,ncro'is
i'ri "rtlurs was " her mouth, with ~
'It"s~ cni;t TO r.rnuvc IL.
"'i Hrfcr was mnrr warwly anplano-
~ in m, lie. she SAYS. .ard ncvrr
,l."ko the lines better: but an S,rs
49, IN tie rr.c-lra chairs m,,st h;,rr
rpii, ! singular protu3crancc in or,
", Ia, checks
"'lon. again. there are several Wei.
Nnown sinrtrs who use gii,n for c
same pucnu.c. Hu. the bu,k Of thr
:r:.dc j. vita children. who. since IT,.
invention IL the everlasting gum. get
80 in '"l;ni,c amount of consolal.ol from
= sin.,- stick"
''tr Gum j. manufactured from iir
snu ~ 81 Mexican tree. whose lq,'( j.
pretty well known ~ the >arr''i" o,'
,.lriT. .rio' 80. hral 4 Glruf ..'.,
IN A.""y ..rcot wl'ch supple 'i'fc
;.an ,a't - " cirwi' IA sold g,
tnsnt'g &C. naniHritg j. A. ri ,u
t.., "a t,c Ic. t'ini l. cnn~..'.'t. +. b.
ooi c' ar ~ y; t-e. i..r'aI..t a.
9.. ,
The Branding iron. [volume] (Atoka, I.T. [Okla.]) 1884-1884, 1884-02-23
BETTER THAN EVER.
The Inter ocea:: for 1884.

More new features have been introduced in
the I>riE OCEAN ~ the last twelve months than I
IN an! other paper ~ fi.c country. Retaining
all The Old .pcc'al,iss. and departments. tht
publishers have added illustrated biographicaI
sktirhe. 81 p.r"ls ii"'hinen,iy bciore
rlcs ON important historical and current evciN
or III ciurida'Ion OF antiquarian research. or in
t'rc' ing engineering nd meet an'ral problems:
cable letter, from i.ondo.. covering the field of
European new Tor <acl week spcrial contri.
Lutions devoted Ia "reminiscences Of army and
political life, and new series of articles given
llrpr'r 10 olitical yo--ir and r.collcctlons of
| roulincht literary people
Tie INTER- 90, N,LAN Will remain unroml ri.ingly
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HE question of protecting American indu tries:
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VIII retain the departments "f Curiosity
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The Branding iron. [volume] (Atoka, I.T. [Okla.]) 1884-1884, 1884-02-23

-AsKings,on lady believing she was
goin.,e die called der fricnd, around
her and ,parceled her worldly goods out
To ihsnn The moveables We're tcariully
carried S0' and placed where they would
do the 6,ost good. s"ne beng turned
into ready money. Now she i. getting
We'll and wants 'ie things brough, back.
which is causing no li'tc confusion and
Inconvenience. Kingston On ~ Jour
ngI
The Branding iron. [volume] (Atoka, I.T. [Okla.]) 1884-1884, 1884-02-23

Several California tramps got into a
frcigh, car that Was loaded with wine,
und.with u gimirl and numerous straws,
succeeded in get,.ng all tho nourishmcnt
they wanted. When the car was opened
AT Los Au-rics the miscreants were
found in Il drunken sleep. san Fran
cisco ChroNciC.
The Branding iron. [volume] (Atoka, I.T. [Okla.]) 1884-1884, 1884-02-23

\ boy of Pass Christian, Miss,
fifteen years old, has made money
enough tais summer by selling iig, and
graprs to buy cow and calf.
The Branding iron. [volume] (Atoka, I.T. [Okla.]) 1884-1884, 1884-02-23

ANY person Offering stock or hides
with above biIn0. for sale. will he pros
ccuted. \ liberal reward will he paid ior
return of stock estrayed or stolen iro3;
my rancho, or information whereby ! ear
ecovcr them. \. MILF,
Ghotopn. kansas
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-01
Items OF Interest.

Fire In GreenviiIe, Plumas county;
loss, $4,000.
The Victoria police are raiding the
gambling houses.
The anti.J ewish agitation has broken
out sfresh in Hungary.
A heavy snow-stom prevailed on the
Sierra Nevsda last night.
Forest fires ars raging in the vicinity
Of North Bloomfield, Pa.
Thomas GoH. . millionaire, dropped
dead in Cincinnati Friday.
The Italian International Exposition
was opened at Turin Saturday.
A postoffice has been established at
Iona Prieta, Santa Cruz county.
The force Of Aguero, ths Cuban fiji
buster, i being reinforced from nayti.
The Khedive is threatened with death
u he does not abdicate and leave Egypt.
Victoria officers are raiding ''studhorse
poker" games, and arresting the players.
The Odd Fellows aaniversasy was
generally celebrated In California Satar.
day.
A brutal parent was tarred and feath-
cred 1t North Bergen, N. j., by indig-
nAnt citizens.
George L. Ewing. we'll known sculp-
tor, was found dead In his room ct New
York Saturday.
Dr. Adolph Bruening, the largest
manufacturer Of drugs aud chemicals In
Germany, IL dead.
Bartholomew Tunny, . lighthouse
keeper, was found dead in his boat near
Humboldt Saturday. a
4 RspublicAn umising l. threatened in
Catalonia, Valencia and the southern
provinces Of Spain.
William Baxter, for killing China
man, was sentenced ct San Jose Saturday
to life imprisonment
At Easton, Pa, Saturday. Mrs. Amelia
Barrett cut the throats Of her two chill
dren and then her own.
A railroad accident near Cuidad, spain,
csused the death OF several persons and
tbs injury Of twenty others.
The work on the Umatilla wreck IL
progressing slowly but effectively. II is
hoped to get it ahoat in six weeks.
Eli Harrison. Jr., former law student
Of San Francisco, has been appointed
County Judge IN British Columbia.
Edward Lemon, . white man who
brutally murdered an Indian In Victoria,
B. c., has been sentenced to death.
The Territorial Grand Jury at Tucson,
A. T., has condemned the new public
building at that place a. death. trap.
McManus, who stabbed Whitney, of
Truckee, has been sentenced at Nevada
City to twelve years in the State Prison.
The salmon canneries in British
Columbia are all preparing for light
catch. Several Of them will not operate
at all.
Joe keefe and J. Steele have been held
ito answer al Grass Valley for shooting
Joseph Hales in difficulty over mining
ground.
Edmund Dickinson, well.te-do farm
er. missing from Amherst, Mass., has
been heard from at Salt Lake, but does
not know how. he got there.
The British Columbia Carpenters'
Union have succeeded in having nine
hours fired for days work. The brick
layers will strike ON the lst Of May for
the same hours.
It is carefully estimated that Wyom-
Ing Territory has 100. 600 cattle.
valued at go. 0O0. 900. OF horses she
has 5000. valued At -, ,502, 900. Col
orado has about 81 500, 900.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-01
Press Pleasantriss


Some one says Mariu, Is the vassar
girls favorite among Roman heroes.
Many people regret the past, especi.
ally stockholders- when dividends are
the things that are past.
II Ia strange that some one did not dis
perse the mob in Cincinnati by propos-
ing to take up q collection.
The body Of . man tied mp In sack
was found in the river at Philadelphia
Thursday. II Is supposed some woman
gave him the sack.
Offering candy to an elephant is like
an offer Of marriage to an old maid.
She may turn up her nose, but she ac-
oepts 1t all the same.
No, Laura, no. They do not s'open
the campaign with q canopener. They
do Il with corkscrew. How little, alas.
do women know about politics.
Henry Waterson is making himself
pretty disagreeably numerous Just now
for . man who has never been . political
leader and cannot look straight at any
thing.
The Princess Louise is said 10 be look
ing ''prestier than ever" this spring. The
cabie messsge should have read "less
ngly than formerly" and We might have
Mis-. Annie Huggup Is one Of the play
er. N me salem ladies' polo team. She
!. the ''rusher" Of the club, and when
the captain calls out 'Now Huggup," IL
ccmp'eteiy paralysis the young men in
Dispatches from Wilmington, Del,
confirm the safety Of peaches. This infor.
nation takes great load from the public
mind. 1t was feared o.iy those peaches
ysnd danger from frsst
In Armenia girls ars married a u
year, Of age. ThiA snsblss them to bro.
Q urs three or four divorses before tbsv
are old enough TO 60 on The stage ana
hes prepared them 70 come to Amsrice
with star Engagement The dsst ysar.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-01
HALE & co.
HALE 4 CO.
HALE & co..,
2 and 9 Spring st.

For the past two weeks we have been
busy arranging our store, making room
for the new goods which are arriving
daily. We are now prepared to show
the most complete stock Of general dry
goods to be found in Southern California.
Our Dress Goods Department has been
remarkably increased. The latest East
ern arrivals consist of complete lines in
all the new fabrics in plain and fancy,
bright and sombre colsra, and great
many Of the newest combination suit
ings, which were carefully selected by
our Eastern buyer. The display Of these
goods il beautiful and attractive and 10
sure to be admired.
The enormous sales which are made In
our Silk Department 10 sufficient proof
that our prices are honest and quality
the best. A new line Of the we'll known
and popular Guinet Silks has just been
received and are marked ct figures which
will insure speedy sale.
Our Black Dress Goods stock is larger
than ever, and now contains variety of
the newest fabrics which the Eastern
market affords. Ladies' desiring Black
Dress goods should call and examine
our stock and get prices.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-01

Al the AUCTION HORSE and CARRIAGE MART
and Sales Yard. opposite Stengsls Nursery,
On LosAngeiss Street, between Firyt
and Second
will selI TEN HEAD Of choics selected Jss-
ssy Cattle Cows snd Bulls by order Of =. J.
Bafrette ESQ.,, at Auction. for cash, or satisiac-
torily endossd papss 70 the Bank, one per ssnt.
added. sale positive and psrempt0ry.
Full particulare hereafter.
No other stock will be admitted ~ this sals.
The above stock will BE- on exhibition one
week previous y the day Of als. Their milk h
almost cream itsslf, aad Loeed fAet, thay will
nilk the ysnr around. THE ORIGINAL STOCK
was Imported from the Queens Model Farm On
The Island Of Jersey, Kngland. The pedigree Of
each animal y recorded In The jersey Herd
Club Book.
We invite stockDtn. daiFymsn, iameu and
othss 70 attend tlis sale, oven you do not
wi.h 70 purchase. This prsssnts . good oppor-
tsnity fos ~ parties that win 10 improve thslr
stock,
NOTE-Ata an Auction Sale In New York the
bull calf Eurotus, only seven weeks old, sold for
Slz,bOO. Ball Pedre uold Tor o10. 600. The same
amount was o4ehel for the csw bombs and re-
fused. For further particulars enquire Of ?. J.
Barretto, Ksq.. Downey Forest Grove or Of
sp23td JOHN G. BELL. Auctionser.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-01
WEEKLY HERALD.
1HE sOTa OF THR W0HEEls. !

sing the song Of the workers, the mon Of the
bFswny arm,
Who give " our daily bread, and keep us from
huugers harm;
VINO Asci .i.' in the forest. who leave the sslds
Who take no heed Of the unshine, and mind not
sweat or toll.
sing the song Of the workers, who harvest the
golden grain, t5l
And bind e, and tkresh Il, end sift II, nor care
for the stinH and stain;
Who load II in cresking wagons and stoutly theis
oxen drive,
And bid them eood-by ~ they 20, like the bees
flying home 10 the hive.
slng The song Of the wosksrs, the men who
struggle and strain,
whs give y their muscle and nerve. y they
guard the loaded train;
VINO give ~ their sinew and bFais. - they
watch the psisoned steam,
And run the risk Of their lives, - they pass tie
pshlous stream.
I slng the song Of the werksrs. the men who h.
Dor and strive,
vho handle for " the honey that comes TO the
n. p.sisas % and d sr.ls. ~ork.r.. with nu.elss .s
touxh = steel,
Who carry II hssvisst burdens, asd lit, and
trundls and wheel
sing the song Of the workers.. demanding that
His ju:t sad Tghsful due for ali the work hs has
done;
For all the work Of the worksrs. no matter whom
70 each from the grand result, his honest. pro-
poFjonsts share.
-lEdward willst.