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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-07-24
CHICAGO MARKErs.
rEr noAap Of rRApn

THE BOARD OF rRApk.
CHICAGO, July 23.-Wheat smashed all
low-prsce records today, September tonch-
ing 52Fk cents. Outside markets at home
and abroad were weak, ahd this. with
other bearish news, caused the decline.
the market closing Ic lover and hae Ia
from the bottom flgufes. Corn WAS firm,
closing lie higher. Oats closed 20
higher, and provisions flashed At shgnt
decline. Wheat-0pen trades Rere at &c
advance. aud gradually rallied tS@i.e
more. declined 1ykc. advanced &c, changed
some and closed weak. The early kasi-
ness was attrtbused 10 the action Of corn
anT4 the aecreaseoon ocean passage of SO,
600 bushels At che advance there was
heavy liquidation. and offerings were
much larger, due partly against the pur-
eha.es in the IN terror and longs selling out
Tha lover cables. liberal REGENTS ct winter
xsbeat points and the break az Minneapolis.
Eli combined to make tire situation weak.
Outside nAEss4Ls wefe all lover. there be-
,ns a sensational break IN the Northwest,
and this was one of the pStnclpsl weaken
81. features. There Was general lack Of
sYTnnort 10 the market, and no demand %
.nSak of outside the baying Ut shorts.
Thr expoTt eleazanaes Of wheat and hour
wav. iieht and exaggerated. IS coo BUSH
-. az whirh eos bushels we're in tieur.
Contigshtal markets were generally
weakes There was no expert business
done hereA Dry weather IL the corn belt
made the corn market very strong ia face
~ the decline az wheat, sborts covered
freelv wnd the buying VS. liberal The
range for September was iAc and the
close near the Top. Oats were unsettled
ana inclined 90 weakness early. 90 free
offerings. sssa ratified Later on the strength
r, corn The range for September Was
&c. Provisions we're steafy On early buy
s,@r but wesknnei later with whsat Com
.,sared with Saturday September PORK i
-ssce lover September lard. 2ssa lowsFs
sS.5etssnh.r ribs, unchSnEsd.
Clasinr. Wheat--Easy; cash. 62sei
Septemfbers Seas
: tsS9ns-Higher; cash. sac; JuIy. ste-
OAts- sSezays jay. a-sse; August
&C.
fssSe-Duli st 4sAes
: bar e. Nofa4nAL
2 EIax seed -Aew. ,i.l9s old. ia
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THE Stair or TRADE.

sas Francisco, July Enclosing /:
Wheat Quiet; December. soc; new. seller,
s0c; May, sl.o5. oe
Barlsy-Quiet: December. $50. o
Consists.
Bran--si6.50 per ton. %
BREADsruFFs AND GRAINS
four--Famiiy extras, 81. 40at3 80; 0bak-
u extras. s3.30@a40; superLine. $3.50
Nheat--A tame and easy market IN
movements must necessarily be light and
sos. No. shipping, s7ls@9oc; milling
unchanged. steady.
Barey-There is no vim 20 the market.
Buyers ara holding off. Feed, new, R01
WE; Old. s2iaGS5c; brewing. onew. s71S38
Rk
osis-Business dull. Milling, 81. a0@
10; Surprise, 81 $50 40; fancy feed, 81 .
Ul@; good 10 choice, 81. loes Ll2k: peor
y lair. slel 10; black, nominals red. NOM
ina; gray, 81 i003i17tS. Q
Produce rscelpIs-Fiour, sacks, i5geo2S
wheat centals, 1859; barley, centals.
90; oats. eentals. i.o14; corn. sacks,
0Ao; rye, sacks. 5s2; beans, sacks, 575;
potatoes, sacks, 4,605. o
FINANCIAL. oco
pNF 4kJos
lec premium. Sterling biIls--on London.
today bank, sass
Silver bars-b2ss 6162ssr.
Mexican dollars-5lg5iikc
MINING sTocKa
Alta, 10; Belcher. 60; Beat 4 5Beleher.
w Bodie Consolidated. 93; Bulwer, IA I;
Virginia. 800; Crown Point, Qes: Eureka
consolidated, IS: Could & Curry, aa0:
nae e Norcross. s., Mexican. g.;
Mono 10, 0phir. i6S; PotosiQ 40; Savage
= sierra Nevada, a.; Union Consohdatei,
tab. 9; yellow Jacket. 81: Andes, ~;
naaaon. 10; Caledonia, 10; Challenge conZ
ssald&ted, p; Grand Prize. 81 Justice, rs;
saeatack, 10; Occidental, 10; Overman, 10,
sss. BsleheF, 3; Scorpion. s
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MARINE NEWS.

Posr townsend. July 23-fspecial. =
Arrived-ssr Chilxaf, from juneau for
Sound ports; Br sh City of Glasgow. from
Cardiff az Victoria; bk Enoch Talbot.
from san Francisco at Tacoma; schr
Azasia. from San Diego for Ballard. Sailed
II. ;. rev cutter Rush, for Bering sea
HooUIAM, July Especial. Sailed
from Aberdeen, for San Francisco. schr
Charles r. Wilson.
SAN FRkScTsco. July 23.-Arrived-
Dashing Wave; schr Ldta and Matte. from
goquiiie river. Cleared-Umatilla. for
Victoria and Port Townsend. Departed
State of California, tor Astoria aud Port
land
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g lmethy-- Firm at IS. q
P9rk-Lorer.: July. si1s7K; Sep
.Lsrd-Easisrs July. $50: September,
: Rllbs-sssadys laly. saso: September.
LIVE STOCK
Hogs- Receipts. $500 head; shipments
saturday, a-Sy0: left over. asous 2.oco:
Quality, poor market. setive: best ranged
> shade higher: light, s4.alaeS -: rough
packing. sA659 S.. mixed. S. so s 10:
ne2yy ek5sa. and shipping. slsog5ao:
pigs. a. pz54 50
Cattle keceil1ts, IL 600 head; market,
nrrn: hess graass. sissc higher.
Eaeep- Receirts. 500 head; market,
nxns beat grades. 51t0c higher.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
Deeds Recorded In the Auditors once
Yesterday.


Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January /,
1894, are 81 So, 736. There we're MED for
record yesterday % deeds. the considsra-
tons aggregating IS. $50 Following is
the list rs furnished by Osborne, Tremper
a Co. abxfractors of title, 1l8 Cherry
street, between Front and Second:
West Coast improvement Company to
r. G. Hammers, lot ii, block 81, Gilman
park, 500.
III. c. Kennah to J. b. Combs, lot 10
and So lot Ii, block i5 Frank Pontius'
add, 81. 800.
K. Anderson to j. Anderson, lot Z. block
H. Gilman park, 81
w. 4. Robertson TO Clara III. Waller. lot
p and " Il lot n, block /, Whseler's third.
Harry Denny 10 @. Il. Webster. lots IL
ana ~ block d3. s. r. L. Co.'s "a add 20
Des Moines, 500.
George ". Folsom to C. p. Hayes. SEX
Of swi< Of swl4 OF sec -, Il, 4, sa51
J. T. Larsen 10 o. swanson, iol4 sec p.
g. I, 81 5-i00 acres. $3.50
~ r. Smith to William Cooper. lots 6, 7
and IS, block 4. James division. 5000.
j. H. Davies 90 :. G. Roll. lots aud z.
block 81, Riverside. $50
A. .. Jassfson 10 I. Olson. 10 acres. sec
II. =, 81. 100
]. Brsgeon to F. Brageon. i lot 10. block
IA. Gilman Park. sos.
n. Mcleod to l. u. Ford, lot 10, block I,
Hazlewood supl. s..
p. Downey 10 T. w. Nelson, Lake WASH
ington Garden Tracts. ~. Ii and II, 81, Too
n ]. Irash TO Sarah 4. Osborn, lots %
amt q. block /, Lake View add. $500.
r. j. Huston to ii. stlIison, lot 5, block
1, Whites add. $l7a
j. II. Hilton 10 c. III. Black, lot Is, block
2. McAleeg's add. $40.
T. w. Saekman ct al. to Grace Hospital,
lots 4. 5. q. Z, block II. Union add. 81
II. Robinson TO Frank IL. and James b.
Pau, lots and B. block ?, Roainson's. 81.
]. III. Livingston 10 Emil Kaiser, lots /
and z. block !, knox's 5-acre garden tracts,
s3SS
sheriff 10 {. r Remsbnrg ct al, LOT ie,
block "a, Denny & H0yt's. sla4-
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The movement of trade yesterday was
pmevhat improved. owing 10 the re-
umpsion Of transportation on the North41
81 Pacific. Merchants feel that the
Ersks Is over. and the situation looks far
mors favorable from q business stand
point. Receipts of fresh fruits were fully
up 70 the average, but the local demand
VS. more extensive than was expected. In
consequence values were held steadier,,
and 10 some lines strictly fancy stock was
held higher. Peaches are selling quIts
well. though the stock Is somewhat IN ex-
cess Of actual requirements. ,Apricots are
aoEing of slowly at the quoted rates
Chsrries ara dull and cheap. the demand
faf them seeming TO have decreased dur
lag the past few days. Strawberries are
b moderate supply and the better grades
~ quite firmly held. RaspbsFries arc
alundant and low prices prevail, Apples
nfpears are slow to SELL Cantaloupes
Fpeared on the market and are quoted at
E50 Der case. Vegetables are oplentif1I
ana sales ara freely made at othe quoted
ztes. There IL no change in the dried
kuit market. In dairy products the situ-
alton is unchanged. The largeoshipment
Of fruit. which arrived yesterday from
California by the steamer Walla Walla,
reached here in excellent shape and In
going OFF we'll.
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MILWAUKEE. July "a lot of 10000
bushels OF no. 2 spring wheat Ia store was
sold on 'Change today for 80 cents. the
lowest figure ever reached in this market.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS
HOTEL sokrHKRx.

HOTEL NORTHERN.
Commercial rates. g. - per day.
Miss A IAolaa. Bay City opYsnhe' meE Fatla
fastnsskot. u I + Goldsmith, 81 Paul
Mis- lfs9 G reese. X city e Ross Cry
I'll saorp, = Yakima II ssasy. eIreus
l. FstKhaary. hioosnagtuE 4 HSal- B%iast, Wis
A G Eosaa8ss, ogsteB X hsncx. 7SA fFAa
Mrs. ii ~ifgy 4 Ia q Martin Y, co
Mrs beard sAn Fran
nSTEI NEF1kR
4 r villas. city Mexsen. Portland
i Il Baxaeg \ YAKIMA ADAM a pp@ss. 10
Ii ts54slau4. Clty + Foley, spo&sus
J HaG&ncs Caacar3 r HarFuis ~ do
III ) Cuasser. lACnnaef Mrs. q PE1ass 90
ii 3 cage, P1azakeeps u 1ntts. Au&Efn
4 j Ksessr. PnIsAasa m G Il Them rlsaa. san Fra
A ii Id6e NeYSn Head Ngwsaa IAtAAfss Do
oven. y Nax8Eaa " Aarse. do
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FIxAxrzAL
Lospos. July 23--Bar silver, . fi-ied,
Consuls. l0iss- Bank OF England discount
ra.e, 2 per cent
xsGIxsH GRArs kARKEr
LIVERPOOL July q. --Wheat-Quiet: de-
mand, poor: holders offer freely;
no. l. California, - e1G4s iOd: req
Western, winter. Is eFf4- ed, red West
err. sprnx. ~ g51gAs i0s5d
Corn Firas demand. moderate; new
mired, spoa, IS lid.
Barley California brewing, a3s 6dg25s
Sd.
Elour--Spring patent. s. 81
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E1y Cd TIE -FLYxk-
sZArrrE TO rAco~a
SsR rssl sips e&ay. sxe~v& susesn
"A eneaoar and sw~nsy~avs nfazssa
TT STEAMER ~vLYEg-
rs<aiar Ga srsPs ssAsslsT scsna ssasAA - -
-Axsxs xrvscz
rrEsDAr. NAY
~sxx casa
Ls.ssF1 ssaA-s:sO a .. i:oo s:sa. s:ss > ) :
Is.s: 1a.-s 's + n \, Z go % $50 $50
aAnas ns . = = ~eArT TacszA aaa ceamsN
sssA oksk - q Nartea street. seattle
SaaaAsA e. arsion rs1ss So ktsAmsr Tasssw>sa
fArs SOC
0LYaPT i TAconA AND SEATTLE RoUTxs
" 9 via o Sayigstton ca 5 steamer
AULTNQAAH
DAILY TINE CARD.
Il kAvE- AEKrvR
Olympia l.. s.soa N Tacoma al ana m
Tscozns a. -. 0sea = seattle a.. ....f.s0e IA
Seattle az 49,. 100 = Tacoma rs -. 800 D n
Tacoma I'll ,-.- 2ss9 , n Olympia at CSC p n
CoHnset1a ~ n boats fer Shelton and KaniloAts
n 81 TO TACOMA. 80 CENTS
Lxncis q. .ty nock teet OF Msin street.
CAPTAIN /. WILEY, Mansxsr.
CuTY cd ABERDEES-sEATTLE. TACOMA
" and o. mia
TAR. Taeorns . 30 am.
Leave sess tls .-.9oa N ar. Olympus. % ,. n.
AR. sssfsle>....7:S1 pln-
"A RE TO TACOMA, 50 CENTS
SAN u - ISLANDS - STEAMER LYDIA
- IhaA 3 -. Carving United states raail.
isaves - Dsck, foot Main ssreek Monday,
Weinesda = q Friday 81 a. e. tor Port Town
send. San ca Islaa is and New hatcnra.
soKTE orSo rIMs cam SOUTH sorNn
Nv Seattle 49,. 400 SIR sLv \. WhaEeom go am
Lv p Toa rs 4 700 am LIZ Roche H'r. .Ii.oO am
~ FRIDAY H. II 80 sms4v Friday Hr..l2s0o IN
Lv Roche 4 :. u. 30 pm SIv p IowHs'd. 600 pm
Ar Ahas cofa 500 JTs Ar seatElo...... e.A5 pm
K somnson. Managing Owner. ]. A.
hatnuad, SsnL Phone aSA
--------- ----------
F0ssdgS rs BH sn P2GE. sIPsnr. oHARlEs
TIE FAsr srEAnRn
GEN CASRT II
Ls a y sEioa & smiths What two trips
osily, exec o. encay. at 500 o. N. and a m.
Leaves rail srsen $50 M and 80 .. N.
leaves &C. exfon. 2. - q IN. and Is r M
Leaves aoA -. 1918 q m. aad Sis y n.
FOR Al SKA
STEAMER cHTLKAr,
J. W. MoA lsp, Master, will leave seattle en %
about the 81 and 2lth OF each month, making
regular II ips Fare 10 Junsau. hrst-csAss. $50:
seconded ~, 20 Fare 10 Juneau and return.
nrst-clsss. So seeond-cla,s. 81.
]. 6, CARROLL. Agent
Tn lon Dock, foot OF Union ST.. Seattle
Tesspho De e.
HOOPS rAS 4. s s,S, s,..n.,
DELTA
Leaves CD y J. ok Tuesday. Thursday and e2tnr~
day al q b. for Kingston. Port Gamble. Bangor,
seabsck De- alto, Lilliwaup Fails, Hoodsport,
Union CT y and war ports. Leaves Union City
Mednesaa y FEiday and Sunday az a II.
D. TRoUTAAN, Master
J. IA TFTELD Agent.
PAclfId COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dlspate r,oamers from seattle as follown
Fer San Fra nci SEQ via Port Townsend and Vie
toris, At u tp&ssengers received on board At
q M ID " ?, !. IL. IL, - y.
For Aia4 IA, July 9, u. .. a.
From q IN Francisco, for victaris ana Puget
Sound pod ., u q m, July 5. 9. ID, IL. a. -
Tickets NAV be obtained at the cfscs Of the
company. a. ocean dock. seattla
GO0DALf. PERKINS A CO.,
General Agents, San Francisco
y H. Jd gSsoS. p s. supt, Seattle
- -l-
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.

IA DEPARTMENT OF AsnIcuIruRE.,
NKAIHRR BUEEAU.t
FogrLASD, Or. July q, iss<s
~-<~xxs for TUESDAY: Fair; followed by
Issaia showers Id the afternoon; stationary
krpsrstsrss eooass Wednesday,,
,..x- s-srxs DEP4KTaEsT OF AGsIcULrusA
rxArHEa EUEE&u-DAILY BrLLzTTHs o'o
SEATTLE. wash. July g, lss<e
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nfs~~EY ~ STEW ART. rnssr
1 II txksrx fAxiers rs<1eT 81 Easr1 &a4 Sa-
4 sn.sas sasessa. He&s1-A wAastagsa1 Tee
l ea1as NeA -
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HooD { ANAL RourK

Hoo Anal novrn
0rKAMRR RATxfKHs
Rssutit sae rsfnTnishsA leaves Asrchsnts deck
Monday W o. nesdsv ana FRIDAY 81 o
kinKstos. fNnt Gambia Bangor. Nsaoeck. Lae
waap. Da' sNlse. HosdspeFL IBieu Cily sEd safsr
niedEa 1GE a. arttvlas "a Unfsn thy 1T . "a
Leaves "a ufga City . Tuesday Gnwrs9ay
asd salaF i2y. arriving IN seattle ~ p
e n. LIBBY MA&t@R
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IsvERE n md sNoHoMIsH RouTR
cur RATE TO EpERErE-
STEAMER MABEL
Leaves Cd nfrEl wharf Tnesesyss TaursfAys ana
easuras ys a. a IN Tor Eamouds, Aaktltso. kr-
srsft Mad "a L. FGss EveF.sk. Lowell and spo-
horrtsh FAEE To EVERETT. &c. ROUND
TAlF % 10 sN9HO4IsH. 5oc.
GEO J. HIII.kY. Axsnk
PacIFId SAvIe i,1. f., 60
seattle n whascom Keass-stAte OF Nsss-
fnwgs,n las ves seattle IA IN except Satnrasv a.
~ "a n. Sss Tia sad Ia CoaEsr konte-E air
haven lea re- seattle daily excspt sanGay a.
a m Tad ma and seattle + n.s--sEse 81 wash
sExfoa les Vsa Seattle Tuesdays and 1hardsgs
a1 p IA -
SKAor hvsA Hoe "a
IT, AMER CLAN MCDONALD
Leaves L Us EosAFaas GO q dock. feet BpEsng
street e~a ~ tuesdays Thursdays sno ~asnrasrs
ca f81a u a6aEsads. SzaAwes5A sk&ga8 cay.
Fxer@tt. laga Sc, NJ Nsrnon. IHsa8p f1r Asons
rstaarasns D a4te dsya
LILY. Ro4ARDgs a CO. AssnfA
Tslspbe = -
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For Ala "A, July 9, u. q. n.

. From q IN Francisco, for victarts and Puget
Sound pod ., Il q m, July 5, O. Ia, H. a. -
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Tickets nav be obtained al the otacs Of the
company a. ocean dock. Seattla
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Go0DALf4 PERKINS A CO.,
General Agents. San Francisco
\, H. Jd gSsoS. p. s supt, Seattle
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poRTLAsD. July -wheat2-v Valley, so0
Gkc; Walla Walla, 76c. $50
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WEsr OAsr STEAM NAVIGATION co.
EAMER FARALL0N.
ID spaicl les steamers for san Francisco July So
and forth gh y thereafter.
Passeng 81 ID freight rates the lowest.
Tickets And freight rates be obtained by
applying J. G. CARROLL, Agent
Union pock Goot OF Union street,, Seattle
Telephg 10 ~.
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Orysrr so.r-coaNEscrsa JULY .
" lsea
STEAMER MONTICELLO.
Daily, except Sanday.
Lv DYE 6. 80 a Lx Ssatte..... 20 m
Lv TacaH q 10 90 g N Lv Tacoma -. $50 3 IN
Ar Seattle 100 m Jar Olympia. !. 6ss0 p IA
FARE Ia TILE TO TACOMA. 50 CENrs.
l. andi 1--S cattle, Yssisr Dock: Tacoma. W.
=. r. Dock; Olympia Horr's Dock. Tsie-
paoas - HATCH BROS.
-----
yIcroR "A s 9fE1EFa ,os,rr.
Arlington Dock,
Leaves I'd ietorla and Port Townsend dailv.
exespt sal adar, at IA ID ?. m returning, leeves
Victoria n a .. Steamer idaho leaves fer Port
Townsend rni way ports daily. exesft sunday
at g. N. ndAy, direct, at 2 a. m. rcturninz
direct led vea Port townsend ats .. n. Phone 7ia
EvEEE = E ,,, .esa, sssS GREYHOUND.
Lsaves es la 6.ss a. m. II 20 O. m. and ss0
p. m. Led xes Everett q. m, p m. and p. IN
sunday ~Lsaves Seattle II.ao q. N. Lsasss
Eysfsti h..
Fars-si ca trip, 75c: round trip 81 IS. can-
meets vii tosts for Tscors and Raohomisn.
Ianatns -f imam dock, foaf ~ aAsfaB street..
sEArT a & TACOMA NANisAfIOS Co.
C.and TFo 40 Pres. y ". 0oodhue. ssc'y.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-01-12
s. KALESKTE..

Tie four richest Of the womcn's cot.
Ieges In this country-Vassar. WelI
lesley, Smith and Bryn Mawr-re-
ceived shout 90, 600, 900 In gifts of every,
kind during the first twenty years Of
their existence.
A light Is thrown on the following
fish story from St Francis, Fla Tbs
story tells Of 9 sportsman who. being
out of bait. LIT bulls eve lantern
and displayed the light on the water.
In few minutes time four large bass
leaped into his boat, evidently being
Attracted by the light
The new Congressional library
building, which will have q larger
area than that OF the capitol, promises
TO be one of the handsomsst struc-
lures in Washington. The building
IL Of italian renaissance architecture,
and will be 365 by 47o feet in size,
with cellar, basement and two storiea
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-01-12
SIGNIFICANT ACTION.

A specsiaI from Oklahoma City
says: AT $50 o'clock this morning
the democratic territorial central
committee, after a continuous session
of over twelve hours, after deposing
Chairman Ross and Secretary Dunn.
c. A. Gould of Ell Reno was elected
chairman and John A. Clark of Still
water secretary. The session was
very stormy. A resolution demand
ing statehood for Oklahoma, inclGd-
ing the five civilized Tribes was
passed with a clause that the commits
tee was opposed to stRtehood for Ok
lahoma alone. The meeting was
called particularly to take action ON
the statehood question at the instance
Of the party leaders at Washington
and its action therefore is considered
very significant.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-01-12
ART AND INGENUITY.

The biso1- bull is the largest Ameri-
can animal.
The frst cable street railroad was
built in San Francisco in 1a7a
A negro at Madison, Tia, owns q
eullfrog with three eyes, one In the
center of its head
The chamber of commerce of Roueu
has Ell ected q clock tower which gives
the time on three eides and the height
of the tide ON the fourth
The greater part of the worlds sup
ply of needles comes from Reddith, In
England, where there are 10000 peo%
pie engaged in the industry.
A watch in the form of shirt stud
has been made by an English artisan
Its dial is three-sixteenths of an inch
in diameter, and Is to be worn with
two other studs BY turning the
upper stud you wind the watch, while
by turning the lower one the hands
are adjusted
! A camel has twice the carrying
power Of an OK. With ali ordinary
load of 400 pounds he can travel
twelve or fourteen days without
water, going forty miles day They
are st to work at four years Old. oue
their strength begins to decline ~
twenty-five.
| The famous Bartholdi fountain thas
was exhibited at the Centennial Ia now
hidden away amid the foliage OF the
botanic garden grounds In WAsh1ng'
ton. where very few people are aware
Of its existence: 1t has lately been
suggested that the beautiful fountains
be rescued from its hiding place and
nat on 10 the vide space north Of the
entrance to the state, war and navy
Eundiue erposite the CorcorAn are
GALLERY.
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a TRAVELLING SPARROW.
u BuI.ds Its Nest ia she DrAwnsad OF {
Freight Car.

It BuI:ds ItS Nest ia she DrAwhsAd OF =
Freight Car.
The queer places chosen By birds for
building their nests and rearing their
gounR have caused comment In many
Of the natural histories now in use,
out out of them all there is no more
remarkable instance of the misguided
,f,rts of the birds quoted than waa
exhibited in the Western New York
and Pennsy vaniA yards at Oil City.
A Western New York and Pennsyl-
van q freight train came down from
Oiean the other dav with a load ot
empty car, among them an Alleghen .
Valley railroad car. No. 2,9T9 One OF
the car inspectors was passing the
cxr when he noticed = sparrow nut
tering about the drawhead. Its
Avident distress caused him to
examine the car closely, and in the in
side of the neck OF the drswhead he
found a small hole in the iron casing.
and in this birds nest con aiming
four eggs. The nest was SO situated
that the bird could only reach it when
the drawhead was drawn to Its cntir"
| length, and how the bird had managed
10 build its nest and lay its eggs under
the conditions Is still n myStery. II
| the car had been sidetracked at Olenr
long enough to allow the nest build
| ing, then the bird must have followe'
the train or been brought with 1
| from Oleau.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-01-12
TO TIiE PUBLIC.

Isee in the circus-rIding Dagoe
horn-blowing Soule's editorial that
he says we have purfofned the sign OF
I. B. Robertson. lam not aware that the
words "IIacket store" have ever beer
patented or that any one has the cx.
elusive right to them any more so than
to a drug, dry goods or grocery sign
l am here to do Legitimate business
have paid my permit and license and
am here to stay and sell goods cheaE
and use the Racket sign.
adv. c. A. Cox Man'gr.
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THE HOTEL

The reporter called this morning
on Hon. Solomon E. Jackson and
found that gentleman and Mr.. c. d.
Carter busy figuring on the hotel.
They assured him that the hotel would
DO built without doubt. They have
secured . desirable location next to
the court house ON Springer or Court
street. The plans are now being
drawn by two sets of architects and
will be ready for inspection
by the first OF next week. AS
soon rs accepted bids viii be Gdver-
tised for and the work of construc-
ton will follow and the hotel will be
completed in the early sumner. Mr..
Jackson and his associates are amply
able to carry out all their plans which
fact coupled with their we'll known
enterprise ensures the addition OF
this essential factor to our city's de-
mands. The location is one of the
best which could have been secured
and tho magnitude of the building
will be adequate to the present re-
quirements of public convenience
Now that the hotel is a foregone con-
clusion let every other ft1.erest in
ArdmOre go to work in harmonious
order for the greatest good to the
greatest number in the various ave-
nueS open for the advancement OF
the general good of Ardmore.
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Mrs Wood McMiliin and Mrs. Lou
is Lebrscht came near meeting with
what might have been fatal accident
yesterday afternoon. Near the Red
river bridge Mrs. McMillin atte mpt-
ed to turn tho buggy, when the horse
backed off of the high cmbanknent.
The buggy was overturned and the
ladies piled up in the wreck. Fortu-
nately the horse remained perfectly
quiet, and the ladies extricated them
selves. 1t was narrow escape.-Den
ison Her6ld.