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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-02-06
Grand Total $2O944 rs

Orr1cs OF COUNTY TREASURER.
/, John c. Watkins, County Treasurer of An
derson County, c., do hereby certify that the
foregoing is true and correct statement of dis
bursemehts on account Of County and School
Funds for the fiscal year, commencing November
LIST, 1883, and ending October 31s 1889, up to date,
said date being the time necessary for placing re-
port In the hands of the publisher. Owing to an
extension of time for the collection Of taxes from
December 15 1889, to February 1st 1890, 1t is I'm.
possible to furnish full report of disbursements
for said year within the time required by law for
said report to be published.
JOHN c. WATKINS,
County Treasurer.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-02-06
[sEAL] n. 2. TREBLE c. G. P.
Dec 2s. 1859
1T WILL PAY YOU.

IF you propose going West or
Northwest, to write to me. I
represent the Short Line,
FRED. D. BUSH, ID. p. a.,
Atlanta, Ga.
October 10, 1889 II em
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-04-04

The following patents were granted
for the week ending March Is. 1880. re-
ported expressly for this paper BY Jos
u. Hunter. Solicitor Of American and
Foreign Patents, Washington, d. O.:
Albert AbraharDs. Evansville. burgla.
alarm Chas. Anderson. South Bend. re.
versible mold board plow; q. II. Castler
Indianapolis, steam engine; w. n.
Dodge, Mishawaka. pulley: III. Is. Doo-
little, Dooliitle's Mills. ~tump pnlier |:
John Guedel. Cambridge City. saw; C
u. Jenney, indianapolis, dynamo electric
q. w. Kelley, Goshen, carpet
sweeper; 4. a. Kennedy, Martinsviile,
mail pouch fastener Oscar kitcheil. Val
'araiso, shipping can; J. =. Locke, Spar
snburg. wire twister; David Myers.
Worth Manchester. automatic boiler
leaner; u. w. Taylor and G. w. well
nan, Snl!ivan. relief type; u. II. Weiscli. 4
ro1i Wayne, foot power.
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i In speaking OF the April eleceIo, -
Annerfon Democrat savs.
Inc Time tor election or fovu>h1o frno.
tees viii soon be q hand. The 49,
n"n'nafed 90 far By the Democrso> ~-~
worthy men - many or them nrovoa ~
nv experience. II il che dufv ~ ~~e~~
Democrat to have an eve sinele q SS<
Two reasons:
rir-s, the nominees sre as we'll ono11.
nf1 - innse OF the opposite marty.
secondly. the Republicans viii uonuu
pe'o'c @n"r's 90 capture the trussoo n on
many townships as possible. Thev ~
s'rrH"s organizing. aud will leave noekS
ing undone that will make : yoto ~
their party.
Inc office ! important. There Il con-
siderable o. patronage counccfed wiih n.
ann me trustees elected will remain r.
n'hce tour years and will hold The ures1<
'e"nsi election ia s2. The Repubjlcsnn
are aIwsys on the alert and are lookln~
ahead 20 that event. The Repnhlican1
'rf AZ nsual, claiming ever.fhfno IN
every township. They are ssliberni. .ran6
,re working the Old scheme. .vo,e ~
ne msn. Let not the Democrats ~ ~
'e'ved. The Republicans stick "a ehe1r
nan Tor president in The senate. in ~
.ouse, for governor and 90 On dow.
'hev stick 70 their man even for town
'erk IN The smallest villages. Evervs
where and on al occasions = Repubijceo
superior % Democrat, aud they vote
Or him 10 man.
LET the Democrats do likewise. -
Q this. means not only victory 10 nesrlv
very township. hnf victory IN ehe
ourfy, victory IN nc sfass and vjcsorv
s-. with The rous. ruin and overthrov
ne Republican party the party of
ngs and trusts and monopoIles ana rob-
er taxes.
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Inc Report Of the Kansas AgricuI,n.
- experiment. station on The sugar he .,
makes Interesting reading. ffhe f.rm

me Report Of the Kansas AgrjcuI,p
- experiment station on the suvar i. !
makes Interesting reading. Iffhe farm
r. ~ the north and west can n co,,.sx
oi time raise their own snrar. - ,he.
low produce sorghum -irup. the price i,
ms necessary article can never BE- puf ~
~ America by any syndicate again.
tnniceiinn- are that the sugar heef vv;t,
'nrive in The norfhwesf. in places 49,.
ne sorghum does not. Al the Kansss
experiment station 4 40 arres wara
planted with sugar beet seed ~ tha -, 7
~ or : pounds TO the acre.
me seed was brought from GERMANY
ana planted abont May 1. though 4 Ger.
nan i.fnier SAYS i should have heen pn,
ln'" me ground the middle or Anr;I'
he peefs were not tended IN the bes,
manner. owing 20 scarcity of labor and
'shcr causes. They had been tended ~
p"ss, and in msny instances fhe stsIt
"s~ 'ru bare for some distance above she
s'""hi. This psrt had To be throwc
aWsN. fnr only the beet below tho surface
fnn'alns sqccharine matter. Yes r,;,h
''tf~e draw backs 6D2.s tons of c,asn.l
Ofef- We're grown.
rom TINS quantity of beefs were made
~ ioS pounds Of sugar and $50 galIors ~
..rup. Packets Of the sugar were sen, i. K
!" ashlngfon and displayed 10 The admir-.
~ eyes Of congressman.
One ton of 5eets il worth two ,ons oell
nryhnm cane. The beefs sboplJ NJ ID
MINED 70 slx inches apart and the root
~ careinily covered with earth. The
oH tnst suits best i sandy loan.
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SchneIIvilIe suapps.

we are having very hack war
spring aifera warm. wet winter. Farm
ers began sowing oats. hut have ouit \,
account Of the rain. II has rained 70 ths
iep'h % nearly 40 inches plumb wate,
since The first of February.
The 4. NJ. B A.. OF Hall and .JafIar-
son townships. have run politics ~ ~
ground. Nearly all the members wan,
once. think they commenced at The
wrong site ofthe question. any how.
think thew have the cart before The horsa
Merchandise is cheap enough. But me
price OF the farmers produce Il too low.
" me farmers could get fair prices for
their wheat. corn. oats. rye, barley. cattle
norses. mules. sheep. hogs. bacon. lara
xc.. &C, We, the farmers. would not
isk anv thing more. But the +. MR.
4. have run every thing into polite.
md they hsvc bursfed I'D over tho Aprii
lection. Jus, as | expected: the Re-
'upiicans hsve sold themselves. or their
'irth-right. for mess OF poffaye. Am
Jelersonian Democrat, and fhev cant
NY me out. for they hsvn't boodIs
nough. A. poor a. am.
Robert L. Denbp has withdrawn from \
he trustees race in Jefferson TOW nsbip. /,
! y Denbo y man OF his word. ana
TouIi have been the strongest man the
'c2ublicsns had in the township.
Sheriff Schneider i in the neivbbor.
ood Of Menfor, looking after those that
lsUbey the law.
A SrDScRrarp \.
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IHk, Mass. who-let II be written I.
their credit -sre willing 10 DO business
~ fair profit, and who do NOT al M.
government 70 grant them the legal RON
7" hurst their hands into Tho nnrke,s n
''tRstnOV ennsnners aud take iherefror
I"'il'ons of dollars annually. They knoy -
'nr y has hern demon sfrsted time a,d
aEs'n. sni no pro'rc'ionisf has ever ~.
'e'"n'ei 70 disnrnve il by fact. sni fy.
ures. that tho labor cost of the msn,s.c.
'nrei product IN this country. ~ s,-c.l.
ieh high wages. i iess than fha i,hor
cost in Europe. with -panner" l.hor
'nHv know fhs' American labor Il tno-a
ana consequently more eff
.". ahh 'hst hy reason Of this greater
and efficiency ii cara. moro
'"fh r."rnr"an labor. They know that
""' "oolrn manrfactnrars hny yearly
over twelve million dollars worth III
,"'r'gn Wool which j. nof. aud csnno,.
nr ral-ed IN this country. They know
ha' Y they were permitted ~ buy ,bis
"oo' on nm equality with the Engii.h
they could snccessfrljv
'ompefe in The worli's markets for ~
worlds trade. They know thar ,hay
"n'n then manufacture the forty. fopr
"hlion dollars worth ~ wooden good, 4
'cw manufactured in Europe and snin. I
'eh '" This country. They knox that n
hes We're allowed 10 sell Mr. Mc.<,n.
~ ten-tnlisr snif in the markers ~ sha
ne world. they cnnil furnish emnlov.
nen' ~ labor now lille. and be free fror, =
Ie uncertainties aud disastrous resn,,s N
y over production in home markets y
nry KNOW that small profits and large
''r- W ne markets ~ the world are
lo.r advantageous 10 Themselves and 2
le'r enployes than large profits from .,
N nmi'en sales In contracted and y
yer supplied home market.
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: granting. for The sake Of argument. tha
'n'-e men who are raising wool on M
: h'Yh-pFleef lands of New York A.,
~" "ouif be obliged N give np NJ,
"u-l"e-- mat they now admit il nnproff
"- y mere env sense nr rea-nn WI.
"''"' 's"'' ~ people -harif 10 f4xnd h,
~" '~w men - rsrrv ~ = lo.foo husf
"r-~ f@F'-in'v anf sni IL every err
-"tirr ~ ~arien yonts shnnli vote ~
H'f"r 'rnre with his infere.is. ~ mar
,sN "nnlf ~ imposed. aud wool wand
ne rsisef only On fhnse l,uis whe.e \,
so "e -roxm chespe~f AMI ~ p,nG,.
me NEXT question arisino .ni.r .n.,,
"ovi-iaA- A. wprn contained n ,ha u,tr.
'''l. relates ~ wnnlen nsrufar,urers ana
'tHor@r-. Thar bill fixed the rate
=. ''its - - nrr cont al valoram a,d
Nrr 'n't fhsf N II tsl become law
'"' ""9'en mtnnfsrtnrer- could nos
,nr''r WITH The foreign mann factn,er
= ~.''''" rs'itc'rg The wages nf labor ~
'n'' rn''"frs '" fhe level ~ The wages ~
''r n'uner lsbor of Europe. Every
eve know- thai wages here arc row
HotfH nav. AMI ~ one wnnli know.
ngiN vote faF any measure thaf wnu,d
'e--eH 'hem. fef ~. therefore. examine
M. r't'"i snt s"e whether there Il any
nIrr The Mills hill The tarifF s,nfv On
,'r Mckinney suit would be ~ 10.
'e 'Hpnr cost ~ The init was siG5 /
sNrrs- ~ '@riH over cost of labor. a. !
fn'-. A--nne for Tho present Thar Eng- !
~ Eonleh manufacturers could Oh, ain I
'er 'rtnner" lahor for nothing. Unop Z
NJ absurd assumption. what would he
n r',nii'ian under the Mills hill OF the :
psnnf@e'nrrr ~ Mr.. McKiniey's snit d
~ s'nonnt psii for labor. 81 IS. is s3t
"r rei'f. of - -. fhe entire cost of the II
~ Wiz rnisxed wool. Here Is an in n
'rncfive table:
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There are 5e2 convict. 10 The rrIso.
SouiL.
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The old project or building Z road
irnm Nincenne. % New ALBANY has beeo
revived. and indications are that The road
WI ne pni'f- some years aro feasible D
line wss surveyed. which viii probs NJ
he elected now. II j. said That ala viii
be voted 70 The enterprise by scvcrsi
'"wn-hips on the proposed line. .- Eyane-
vile Courier.
All The people Of The Northern tier or
townships IN Dubois county would -.
joicc heartily iffhr above wss tvue. ard
when the survey was made would vote :
tex easily, but thrv fear Tile .'indicstsrrs1
alluded q are nothing hat 4 ..squcslr o.
lhe part of New Alhlnv bcrsn.n sbe .t,r
Line" don't auild pretty station fnr mar
'i'r. Rui ne road would nav. ani sake
ois of trade % New Albany and Ionic.
sille that don't 50 ihere nov. lBnf Presi-
tent Barnard. of ne o. = M.. saws ~
inows nothing ~ mnve 10 bnlIi n.
Though that rosi MI. teen connected
viih II in the New An papers
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" "@re'"re. the English manufactures
nn'a nn''t'nz sor hi labor he could not
hi- = 'oi~ 70 this c"nntrv. paw tie
r'ie- 'A~t w"nli be collected ~ the rns-
,"fn hn"-~- hni compete with the mann.
'Fr'ut"r 20 Nr MckinIsy's suit. The
nome hannisc'nrer would have an sj
vantage over BIZ foreign competitor ~ :
per rrn' Rnt --snme that The claim of
rro'ec'ionis's is true. which II il nos.
'nN wHge- here are 700 per cent. highe,
'han ~ England. This is the way Tie
case would stand:
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2 Ut -hoWs fh4f fnere would he rir.,
Z Protection ~ ass rer cent. over rhc ~,
\ % ishrr ~ England ~ other y ord ~.
: -niniHv that the wsge- paid in England
: ar- "uis half as high as The wages no,v
: psii ~ this country. ihe home m,nnfac.
( turtr rnnlr. under The Mills bill. NV his
ishor ~ per cent more than ~ pnw
psS-. nnf -tiIl compete with fhe -pann4r~
isnor % Euglsni. for The Engli-s, mann.
isrturcr np-i pay Inc cost N frsn-nor..
inz ~ -prJdnet Dver 3ttAt mile~ of wa,sr
Does Il Inpk A. IL the Mills bin wouj3 N
y hsf become law. have narr-s,fsraal
the reduction of wages oy onr woolen
manmf4efnr.r~
Anniher question now suggests ifseit
~ the Mills bill increased the fariff ~
wooien- from 35 PER rent 10 Az ner re,, \
ad valnrem. WHY j. X fssat the ..n,o- X
te~iiyer duty Oh Mr. Mckinlrv'@ suif IN.
- 81. white under that bill the any w,
The -.Tue ~nif would be only I'll gus Th;s
question y not difficult one 10 answer
~ The iir-t place. II should be -emeu-
bered ihst The Mckinley suit won N 90,
with unfaxed wool. 81 fas. and rhat ttel
du.v nn the wool used in its ma,.nfsrturel
Wa = - The sum of both these iSpv. ,
i - ~, and tariff Tax Of IS per cent
hrseon amounts 10 - SO. That IL. fhe
consumer pay- = % per cent. "A vslorem Y
ax not only upon The 81 o. the original 2
'o-l Of the suit. but upon the sl.1O pro- y
ectIve tax paid BY the manufacturer n, ~
be wOol-gr0wer. The mannfsctnrer 4
bus Receives premium or 35 per cent ~
pom the ! ~ advanced for tie taxed II
ROOT. pl
but this IL not all hist the manufsctur- q
receives out ~ this system OF com.
onnd duties. Besides this wool tax of ~
~. which II added ~ the cost Of the en
lit- the consumer i compelled 10 nav
N manufacturer = specific or compen- ~
.fory duty ~ $40 on the manufactur- y.
product Therefore. the manufactur- ~
o. the Mckinney suit collects from the ns
'nsum-r $40. Of whrh he paws the
ool-grower only el 20. Out of this 70
en-aetion alone ne makes 81 - "a. Iii.
20 receives a. 30 out OF the al valorem
~, making clear tariff profit ALTO
'ther ~ ~ u3. After paying his LABOR
~, the manufacturer pockets - SO on
CD teu-d0liar suit Of clothes in sddi- for
% to the Legitimate profit or bis busi- DO,
.. We are told that stis sprofectiver n n.
'id tx goes a. the Iaborers but how Fo
surd facts aud figures show this claim
be. Ala
Was itnct % be expected. therefore. ver
y many selfish manufacturers were Ind
posed 70 the Mills bilIy These men Do
not satisfied with fair. legitimate iitl
,nt ~ their business. They ask that Ioh
government throw iss strong atm ID. /.
uni them % that they may be enabled mac
squeeze the savings ont oi our hard swc
rking wage-earncrs a. thoroughly a. mai
Juice was ever squeezed out or 4 para
ION. Bot. on the other hsnd there are tsnt
infsc'urer-. such a. the Hazsrds, OF Nor
cefale, X. ! the Beaches. OF Hart. cleaI
!. Conn. Jesse MescaIf, OF Proyi- man
g, y |! and Robert BIakic, Of fIyie Fort
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Fnrsqnare. iniinrs or less. week sl m
r.eh subsequent insertion, IS c,-.
Longer Advertisements n lie sarr.
ri. 4 frscfion over even s1nare or
soa.res. conaiei - -lnare. These
~. tho terms iar transient afvn~sise-
mea,s:s ressonshle feanrfion -fll be
male - regnlSr advertisers
Notices ~ appointment ~ ss-infs-
icgs' a.,fi~es oflike character
n h. pail IN advance
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PusLisHED EvEEr FRIDAY. At I4sprs
Drrnts COUNTY. INDIANA. ~
CLEMENT DOANF.
OFFICE. -I~ CorRirR Hrrrp,~e a.
wr-r SIXTH Srrrxr


i-srls Subscrirticn. f"r s. Nos. <fg
For six months. l ~
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VQniie = number 'he townshfp
candidates for Offices III NJ flied NEXT
Monday, hsve been IN ja-per Ibis week
getting their tickets rrInIfA. The lonr-
ct ticket y from Columtis township.
and has q candidates on IT..
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Cost ~ Init v ish tariff duties added SO. ii
~ order 10 uufer-4ll ne foreign suii
the msnuiscfurer dropped II cents and
sold hi- tonr-fnlIsr and ninrt, -eighr
cent suit for so.
Lei W. see whst fhi- same snir NJ clothes
x0uli cost il the MilI- bIII. against which
Mr.. Mckinley delivered HI famous
speech. had become Isw ~ fh.t bill
wool wa- pisrei upon the FREE ii-r. the
specific duty wss abolished. ani me AL
TsIorern duty on the manufactured article
US fixed Il ~ per cent:
,Osf % suit a. gs
IarIfi duty. 30 per cent. l.s9
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foE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

Mr. JOSEPH FRITz, OF Jackson towns
mp. y the oniv one announced. 20 -.
'or me nomination OF County Commiss z
s'nner. Mr.. Fritz Is a farmer or cood ! y
'%inment-. German citizen, and a. pre,.
en- Trustee o. Jackson to wnship. which
once he has held for four years. He a
nemocraf, always 10 70 counted nno~-
rni = I nominated will make an eiIicien;
ihr sp"ve Comprises the list OF r>n5i-
HA'f- before The convention. as f,r
known ~ the CornrrR. Bns We .rc
',ii there viii he several more. al
-n'n'i resnrmbrr'o file their arrremensc
~ a"'ie me result with County chajrS
M" Cox, 50 that he may inform cceh
P'eeihet committeeman be 70 the prim-
a's meetings, and AL Democrats shori,
oe willing 20 take their chauces with
voters. 80 that no schlem<
~ ~ chickering's may spring no n m
democratic ranks OF old Duhojs. T'ho.~
"ho DO not. can not be consiiered Iovn1 N
democrats ~ any one. Come into ~
'cld, and be brethren.
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- ne has served as Deputy abo~
s'gn'een az. years in :he various county, q


Mr. FasSx BEHRrxs. Of Hnntinebor>.
and native OF Psfoka township. q n
ne race for the nomination as Recorde-7
r ~ y hard working mechanic. one A
ne most active and iudicions Demc<
'r''~ nf that thriving city. ha. sevr.<
several yesrs as Democratic coun,iftce-
~" fnr The township. and wonld Mn
me Office we'll II nominated. pa,c-
p'ing The largest township in The eonnr@
2n's forward Frank Bebrens A. n,
choice for place on the county ficret
Confesiing for the nomination ~;sn
Mr- behrens. is Mr.. BRiTrAix Lrwrra' ~
'@sper. for many years the hard worr~
'ng foreman Of the Courier Office. ~ e
~e'l known IN most parts NJ the c5ans-.4
nfv'ng canvsssed il in 1888. He =
neuve ~ Ohio. was gallant soldier n
nc '5th Ohio regf. during the war. scrv~
ing for three years ill the war cIose6.
Us 'sfher was strong Republican. bnc
rom boy m. even during the va
'sr'. has been an ardent Democrat. ~
'fs'ng that psrtyis principles the No.
or me lahor'nT masses. lie r. wc,1
'qrirpef for the infies or The Office er6
ne Records would be well kept n b,~
sre' and all the public courteousIy tresfs
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-12-11
HIP yourself

HcLD yourself
if you're a suffering woman, with
the medicine that's been prepared
especially to help you--Dr. Piercc's
Favorito Prescription. It win do il
whore others fail. For al the dis.
eases peculiar to tho sox--draeging.
down pains, displacoments, and other
weaknesses, it's a posjtigs remedy.
1t means new life, and 4 longer
one, for every delicate woman. In
every case for which it's recon-
mended, it gives satisfaction. It's
guaranteed to do so, or tho money
is refunded.
II improves digestion, invigorates
the system, enriches the blood, dis
pels aches and pains, produces re-
freshing sleep, dispcls melancholy
and nervousness, and builds up both
flesh and strength. Il is a lcgiti.
mate medicine-not a beverage.
Contains no alcohol to inebriate ,
no syrup or sugar to sour or
ferfhent iir sht stomath and cause
distress. AS peculiar in its mar
velous, remedial results as in its
composition. Therefore, don't be
put off with some worthless com
pound easily, but dishonesty, rec
commended to be "jas. as good"
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-12-11

THE Spirit OF THE TIMES, OF New York,
says AN extraordinary advance in tho
use OF cocoa seems TO have taken place of
late years in England. In the House OF
Commons this last session the Right Hon
@. J. Goschen, the Chancellor Of tho Elk.
chequer, called attention TO II as a cause for
much of the falling OF of the use OF coffee
He attributed IL in measure 10 the posi-
ton a preparation of cocoa known as
Grateful and Comforting had taken. In
accord with this suggestion it may be in-
teresting 20 follow the course cocoa has
taken IN England since 1892, when the duty
which had been standing at 6d, perlb., with
an importation of under half q million
pounds, was reduced TO 2d. per h., and not
long after wa find the homeopathic doc
trine OF medicine introduced into the king
dom, aud that the use Of cocoa was specially
advocated by physicians adopting that mode
Of practice. Soon after we find the first
homeopathic chemists established In En-
gland (the firm of James Epps a. Coz pro-
duced a special preparation, which only
needed boiling water or milk to be ut once
ready for the table, and the superior char.
acter OF this production has, no doubt, done
much as the Chancellor OF the Exchequer
said, to bring about (backed as IL was by a
further reduction Of the duty TO Id. per lb)
the advance made.n
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-12-11
NEWSPAPER KNOWLEDGE.

BosToN is to have a Chinese news
paper.
The Pekin Gazette existed in the
tenth century.
THE first European newspaper was TIE
tmanuscriptl Acta Diurna Days Doings)
of Rome.
TIVE first printed newspaper was is
sued at the city of Nuremberg in Ger
many in 1857.
The first newspaper published in
America was Publick Occurrences, which
appeared in Boston in l6s9
THE oldest newspaper now in exist
ence is the Frankfurter Journal Of
Frankfort-on-the-Main, founded in 1915
SOMEBODY with plenty of leisure time
has figured It out that one journal is
published for every So, 100 individuals of
the world.
THERE are 1000 daily papers in the
world. Nearly every quarter OF the
globe is supplied Even Iceland has
ten newspapers and two other period
icals.
The incomes of the London daily pa
pers are thus put down: Daily Tele-
graph, ESQ, 900; Times. el20, 900; Stand
ard, R70,000; Morning Post, e45.00O;
Daily Chronicle. e4O.OO0; Daily News
$50, 900.
TIE periodicals. Of the State Of New
York have circulation Of 10000. 900
copies per issue snd all others in North
America OF 15,000,00o The circulation
for the entire world is 81, 1000, 600 copies,
Of which European sheets issue IS, ooO,-
600.
The paper with the smallest cjrcula-
tion in the world is the Chronicle, pub
iished each morning exclusively for the
use Of Emperor Francis Joseph Of Aus
tria. at an annual cost Of 200, 600 gulden.
about 500, 900. It contains, in condensed
form. all the articles in foreign papers
which refer to Austria
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-12-11
MAP oE OKLAHOMA.
Remarkable Work In Profile By a Young
Vireinian.

Remarkable Work In Profile By "a Young
Virginian.
GUTHRIE, Ok, Dec. 3. About o'clock
last evening Representative Lewis OF
Logan County, was seated at table in
the Santa Fe restaurant. the most pop
ular resort in town, eating his supper
surrounded by his family when a young
Virginian named Hancock, who occupied
a seat at table just opposite began
rriticising Mr. Lewis course in the
Legislature on the mixed school ques-
tion, he having voted in favor OF mixed
schools
Foul words were used when Lewis
drew his revolver The Virginisn
quick as a flash threw coffee cup
which weighed about a pound and it
landed on the cheek of Lewis
The result was a long cut on the left
side Of the face, an ear taken off and
several teeth scattered indiscriminately
on the floor
Governor Steele had strolled in TO pur.
chase cigar but owing to the unpleas-
antness had left the cafe hurriedlY
DIR. Cotteral was called for and sewed
up the cuts Mr. Lewis is seriously
hurt, but not dangerously
The average Oklahama representa-.
tive takes some risk in this country.
The losing of an ear on one side of the
face is a small matter