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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-12-15
Dividends Did IL
OFFICE OF THE
NATIONAL BANK.

IA lO4NA1 hEARNAa
Cincinnati, Jan. ., 1so&
hon. John M.Pattison, PresidentUn
Central Life Insurance Co., C&nein-
natl, Ohio.
DEAR SIR:-I take pleasure In ae-
knowledging receipt this day thrOugh
e. w. Jewell, your General Agent Ia
this city, OF $10,327.68, in payment Of
policy No. 1928 in your company.
| wish TO express to you my hearts
thanks. My policy was for $1,000.
and on your Life Rate Endowment
Plan paid you but the Ordinary Lila
Premium, just the same as / woua&
have paid any of the other Leading
companies for policy to be paid only
st death, and yet your profits have
been so large that in little over aA
years it has matured for an amount
over the $4,000, and thus / have Ami
Endowment Policy of Ordinary Life
Rates.
am greatly pleased at my good for
tune. Ne other company known 30 ma,
gives such contract, or secures Sn<A
results. carry policies in o numhog
of the leading companies, but 4 have.
none whose results compare with thanl
am glad that my own city Of Gin.
C1uudh Is buC AOuS "a huCA 6u AARt&gM~
ton az the Union Central Life Inwxax@-
ance Company, and as . citizen / axE.
proud of it. ann,
Yours respectfully,
GEORGE FISHER
FOR the cost OF policy ON your Ifs
like the above, address
CAREY j. HUNTER,
Superintendent for Virgins ana
North Carolina. RALEIGH. N. g.
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Holders Are Disheartened Into
Throwing Over Stocks.
CLOSED WEAK AT LOWEST
Cotton Succumbed to Liverpool
Weakness and Receipts.
TWO SOUTHERN HOUSES FAIL
Two Gents Rise in Wheat Due Partly to
100000 Bushels Decree Sc
in Visible Supply and
Argentina Cables.

New York, Dee. 1.-THE cooton mars
ket opened unsettled and weak. The first
call commenced at a decline of points
and finished at decline of 21Q2o points,
the loss falling heaviest ON April con-
tracts. Later the course Of the market
was exceedingly irregular. Two fail
ures occurred during the day. Before
noon the suspension of John Collins and
Sons was announced and in the after
noon the failure of w. ID. Rountree and
Company, was posted. Neither made any
impression on the market. The members
of the former firm were Oscar and Syl-
vester Collins, operating under their
fathers name. They did practically no
outside business. John Collins left the
firm some time ago. w. d. Rountree and
Company was one of the oldest firms il
the cotton trade, at one time having large
Southern connections, but recently trad
ing in conservative way Their suspen-
sion was due to the long protracted de-
cline. During the afternoon the market
rallied on local covering and buying for
long account on the reaction theory, but
very heavy movement of cotton at the
ports and predictions Ola large move
ment at the interior and the ports for the
rest of the week, checked cocncfcdcecc
rest of the week, checked confidence.
The market closed steady at a net de-
cline of 23025 points or 205 points above
the lowest prices. Neither OF the fail
ures announced during the day had any
effect on the market. There was a par
tial rally on buying on the reaction theory,
chiefly on New Orleans account.
#E. b. CUTHBERT a. CO.'S LETTER.
New York, Dec 14.-(Special.l 1.-THE
break in the cotton market to-day was on
liquidation by bull traders and the promi.
nent commission houses selling out their
customers contracts. This selling move
ment was influenced by heavy receipts
and Liverpool developing extreme weak
ness under liquidations there, and with
prices 1-16 lower for ports and futures
closing at 7-64d. decline. Two we'll
known firms doing Southern commits
sion business largely were embarrassed
by the failure to collect margins promptly
and were forced to suspend. What in
terest they had in the market was liQui-
dated, and the announcement of their
suspension accelerated the selling and
precipitated the break. The selling pres
sure subsidized in the late trading and
prices rallied and closed steady at five
points recovery from the lowest with
January at $50, and March at 6.96. The
total sales were 1920.
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view YORh

New YoeK. December FIXTURES opened
weak sales $500 bales
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A Dinner

The following is suggestion of our
capabilities in catering to all the wants
of properly appointed dinner.
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NAVAL STORES

CHARLESTON, s. c., Dec. H.-Rosin firm
at $1.40.
Turpentine firm, at 24x.
WILMINGTON. N. c., December A.-Rosin
firm: strained $1.4o good $l.50; spirits steady
at 4Aa254.
Tar steady at $l.l0.
Turpentine quiet; hard sl.40; soft Sl.90; vir-
gin $1.S0.
SAVANNAH, Ca, Dec. 14-Spirits firm at
IAN bid. Sales -.
$3.50; N, 81 l0 NJ $3.50; X, $1T0; l. Sl.65; H. $15b;
G, $l45; f, SLAB; E, $1.40; ID, G, b and A $l.40,
Sales 5,274.
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKBp.

NEW YoRK. December Il. Money on call
easy at IN a2 per cent; last loan IL per cent.
closed at I1a2 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 4(d5 per cent Sterling exchange
firmer with actual business in bankers
bills at $4.S6A(d4 S7for demand and 4.S3A(al
4.8i for sixty days. Posted rates 4.S4k and
4 S7ka4.S8. Commercial bills. Sf.S2H Bar silver
65A. Mexican dollars Silver certificates
65Aa65A. Government bonds firm. State bonds
dull. Railroad bonds weak.
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OTHER MARKETS.
Norfolk. nominal. 81, 4,721 bales.
Baltimore, quiet, IN, - bales.
Boston, quiet, ~, 99l bales.
Wilmington, dull, 6A, 1879 bales.
Philadelphia, quiet, ~, All bales.
New Orleans, dull, On, IL, 1855 bales.
Augusta, steady, 81, 1918 bales
Charleston, quiet, 64, $3.50 bales.
Savannah, dull. 6%, 6, 402 bales.
New York, quiet, ~, - bales.
RALEIGH COTTON MARKET.
RALEIGH, N. c., December IA.
Cotton selling to-day at 6A17.
Market firm.
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ton-Closing-spot fair demand, prices lower
American middling fair 495d good maddling
AID; American middling Lied. low middling
81 Sd; good ordinary 27-32d ordinary
21-32d.
Sales of the day were lG,lG0 bales, of which
500 were for speculation and export, and in
cluded 9.400 American; receipts 23,Gs0 bales,
including 10000 American.
Futures opened QUIET and closed steady at
the decline
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+ the Public.

Notice is hereby given that / have lost
certificate No 1874 tor 10 shares of stock IN
the Old Dominion Building u Loan Assoc.
citation, of Richmond. Va, ard that have
applied TO she said ass. citation to reissue to
me certificate covering the sane.
c. s. ALLEN
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STOCKS.

The fear OF complications with Spain,
growing out OF the reported assassination
of the Cuban leader, Maceo, had a bad
effect upon the stock market to-day, and
led to general liquidation by local opera
tors, and renewed selling by the bears
There was some support in the early
trading but it was not strong enough 10
absorb the offerings and the result was
weak and unsettled all day with a weak
and sagging tendency in the whole list
The news from Cuba has aroused the
sympathy OF the people in behalf Of the
struggling Cubans, and if later reports
prove that General Maceo was murdered,
and the laws Of the flag Of truce violated
in the manner described, the leaders in
both the House and Senate will have all
they can do to prevent the passage Of a
joint resolution recognizing their indie
pendence. The most sensational dis
patches were received from Washington
to-day, and their effect encouraged the
bears to renewed aggressiyeness and dis
heartened many holders into throwing
over their stocks. This liquidation is the
first that has developed for some time. 1t
was conspicuous notably in sugar, Cen
eral Electric, leather, Reading, J.. q n.
Manhattan, Northwest, Burlington, st.
Paul, Rock Island, and Chicago gas. All
these stocks were actively dealt in, and
closed weak and unsettled at the lowest
range with the final prices showing net
declines Of to 2 per cent. Consolidated
Gas was the weakest feature on continu-
ed liquidation, and closed 312 points low
er. The bears have been greatly encour-
aged by to-day's liquidation, and they
will continue their tactics as long as the
Cuban question is agitated atsWashing
ton and there is a chance OF Congress in
terfering in Cuba The only development
outside OF the Cuban question was the
disposition of London to sell stocks mod
erately, and further advance in exchange
rafa9
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LoCAL STOCK: MARKE T
PRODUCE MARKET.

Chicago, Dec. 14.-Wheat looked for a
time to-day as if it Were again going be-
low the S0-cent marE But the surpris-
ing decrease in the worlds visible supply
changed the aspect of affairs. May closed
al an advance of "a cent for the day The
other markets were aull, but steady.
Corn advancing Kali cent; oats u cent,
and provisions 212d7;a cents.
CHICAGO, December IA.
Opening. Closing.
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WHEAT.

Wheat opened easier this morning and
declined " to "a on weak foreign mar
kets to eighty cents for May in Chicago,
but soon afterward turned firm on the
visible supply showing a decrease OF p
02S,000 bushels. This was much larger
than had been expected, and together
with direct cables from Argentine, esti-
mating the surplus of wheat in that
country available for export considerably
under last year. with the weather condi-
tons very bad for the crop, offset all the
bearish foreign news and turned the
market up sharply, prices advancing two
cents for May and closed firm at 821b.
Armour delivered 100000 more wheat on
December contracts in Chicago and this
caused the difference between December
and May TO widen to Az cents.
Il. b. CUTHBERT & co.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-12-29
Duluth.

Sen iom bar leuet no9le Mar pao
getens Yrerier finber bet berlist at
fomme til 9uluth. 9au faar ba le nos
get, iom lisner geuter Os Gielb. Set CT
lite meset af bisie9srlisbeber. men bet er
alttb moi til at miube om Norse. 9uem
lfuabe tro, at ber par iaa brat nosenitebs
/ Minueiota. Seq bapoe feroets .iaa
leuse paa Sletterne, at ies fplte 2plt
til at bragg opooer 9ieu, mso bet iamme
leg ites af Erdnet. De bar itrepet ef>
ter at tomme | 96iben Solicit Dulntb
osiaa. 8pen itrdtfer fig nditen belt pp
paa Naieu. Sabei BersForterne bar
man bps9et, oueralt buOr bet er mulist
at faa ct 9us til at bense. Seq antas
ger, at bet Ct be meit poetiite Golt, fom
bar Taaet fig neo / Duluth. 8oetiite
gtaturer i0ser altio op t9piben. bpor
befan faa sobslbiist. gaar piensang
faar en- itor Dister, tommer ban iittert
fra 9uIutb. Eente fig til at bo ber op
unber Masbrpnet % ie ubOper 4prelis'
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-12-29
Neatttptte,t to1ttttter-

Sen betienote norite 9lfbolbsmanb,
l6rbal sr., itriuer / Inleonins Sams
laseues gteopoterius, / n@, g., bl. a.;
rDet par 81 nuitrioetpnoise", iom
siorbe llbIaset Tariunb.
Meoens ,ilor af l3 Samlas fun 2
blep ltaaenbe, er iaar af 9 Samlas be
a bleune opretbo!ot. Sfior bar BET
fun 2a,79l Stemmeberetiisebe, % al
bisie 1temte 14,122 mob os $3.50 for
@amlasene; Der par altlaa en- Ouer>
peet af 4453 Rejer eller 1873 8rocent.
Saar bar af 45,197 Stemmeberettiseoe
fun %. 76O nebuoteret Samlaaeue, me-
bens 21,437 Bat itemt for beres 8es
itaaen; Der er iaalebes ct Operifno af
1928 @temmer eller alene So 9rocent
mob Samla9ene.
Dette Diier pel Hart, at Reattionen E,
tomuet, eller 5Dor itdrtt Opiutonen
mob Samlasenes Meb1asselie er uotset
fra ifjor til iaar.
Gorbaabentlts er MI ben perfe Scamp
pper. @anoibfets Dase luinber, % ben
iunbe Gornuit laber til at fomne mere
o9 mere frem.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-12-29
9a 8rditett &etberg retitt.


Da ben for rRobbusseren"s 9eebatz
tbr os 2aIere os mango andre iaa be-
tienbte Yreit 6e,bers tom bib til @alIep
gitp pua fin gsorsesreiie, itanbiebe ban
fer os boIbt fin Gfifebsprebifen, buOri
ban tblanot meset anbet fortalte os, at
5,mmel Og Soro inart ital forsea. ST.
ter @rabitenen par ber en- Sorlamlin>
gen, iom opforbreoe til at ofre liot til
&reiteu, os ba Praften ielu lite baube
noset at .nbuenoe berimob, bleu ber ofret
enbeI fOrsjenselise ameritanite 8ense.
Saa. bIeu Der frembolot, at 8reiten
baube facet mango 6ienoer, torbi ban
bapbe talt Sanbbeb, men ban tilsap benz
os bat benz paa 8pnnens Irme frem for
Sub. Set er ba uiit lisesploist Tor
9eiberss Moofanoere, entsn ban ttlst>
per os beoer for benz euer lite, men tror
ban 1elu, at ban bar iaa mesen Snbflps
belie bos @uo, at BANS Bpn pirter noz
get, Iaa bar ban 10 iulo 5ribeb til at
beoe, men bans Monitanbere forlanser
bam piit lite til bet.
@tuloe bans Mooi itanbere forlanse
noset af bam, iaa bar bet, ONT ban uiloe
aete fine Mobifanoere iom Menneiter
os ttte iette benz @lasfe meo Dprene,
forot be bat andre re!isipie % politiite
Qnifueller enb ban bar ielu.
s ct norf Blab iom ubtommer
Minneapulls itob at leie for en- Eio
iioen, at Yaitor s. iceberg ital itriue
Mor9esbreue til bet 81ab os er bet ba
faa, at bet er Preiten os lite Menneifet,
iom 1tal 1trtoe bisie 8reoe, laa bliuer be
uif bebit fittebe til at trpftes / Setter
os inbbirbes til Suspoit.l, iaa at fon>
binapilte prdtetroenbe GoIt tan bape i
fine 8osbplber 2ars 9inoerots % 2ars
9etberss @oitiller itaaeuee oeb Stben af
btnanoen.
@unberBe teri n.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-12-29
0pbt NDtaar!

ouerrafet, funbe t1n fremitamme nosle
faa Orb iom Eat, boorfor Mr. 9auses
rub traaote til % imuffe Orb toltebe
fin 9uitrus os tn esen Sat for OPP
mdrt iombeoen. Der tutot ub uioneoe om
bet biertelise Gorbolb, Der bar tilifebe.
,. l1seblabet" fpier fin 9ptenlfning TIL
mrs. 9auseruo os til benoes mango
B:nner. = t., l1seblabet.") E'$
= @tanbalerne We inneapolis 8Ds
fpre bespnoer at uette Opiist. @ranb
Surpen bar bolot paa meo @asen fioite
l1se. glere Snbictmeuts ffal pere
funbne mob benz iom baube meb Rsr,
tontratter os @elerpotren at sibre.
Msfulttontratterne fa1 osiaa unberip>
ses. 8pelert 9auep er remt.. Da man
'fanbt uo, at ban upbolot fig bos fin
BrOr-1 Normal, Su., ienbtes Sberiffen
efter bam. Sanep paaitaar, at ban er
1ps. iaa ban lite fan bore meo ttlbase.
ct frpstelist Moro blep fofts
Eorsoas beeaaet gfarbeoen af ct. So
mes, Minu. Sad Gable, en- 9pretarl
bos en- 6armer peo 9eaun Soblinife.
itiso fin 5usbonbe, to af bans 8bru, en
@sn .Os en- Datter Os oerpaa fig ielp,
Gn anben @pn bleu aluorlist laaret
Sable babbe arbeibet paa sSarmens I tt
Iar os par blepet forelifet i Datteren.
Taberen bespnbte at tro, be par altfor
intime os ireitelatte fin Datter. Detts
Iebeoe til en- Dr6itrtb, iom enbte meb bel
| frpstelise Masiemorb.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-12-29

Blanbt Totaliite ct ber MI lite
faa, iom bar faaet 9inene op for, at
@amlasenes g}eolasselie ,tte bibraser
til 9@oruelisbebens 5remme, men ifa>
BET mere 9rif, ierlis at 9abbeuin os
81; bisie Nfbolbsfolt torbolber fig nj,
pasitpe os ftemmer altlaa tor @amlaz
genes 8efaaen.
Stu sidlber bet, at man be Bber,
iom nefe Nar ifal frem til Scamp. rus
iter fig, at 8pernes Samlassuenlise
orsaniierer fig os sibr fin Snbfpbslie
s1aIbenoe os lite torment bolbe fig
neutrale."
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-12-29
Magazine Revieav.

Da mcnse af u&obbusseren"s 2e<
lere maaife BAT Snteresie af at ie, boco
bore betlenote amer,tanfe Masa5tner
iubebolber, pil ri si en- libeu Oueriist
ouer be met betienbte.
Sanuar geumret af Outing, Stem
Oort, bat ct al be natreIte OmIas, ri
enbnu bar let paa noset Wtasa5in.
Det Ct illutreret os iuoeboloer 5,itOz
rier os @eport al ytpbeber inoen Sporiz
lipet. Set toiter 25c Numret, eller 50
Naret.
Cosmopolitan, SEEN Dorf, toter
81 Maret, er flint tlluitreret os inbebol=
ber sobe Torteuiuser. A Modern
Fairy Tale, A Womans Wish for
Social Position, Loves Limita-
ton, Perfect, A Love Story Ell
blanbt December Numrets Snbbolo.'
Review of Reviews, Stem Dort,
inbebOlber Beretuinser om be npeite Be:
siuenbeoer os en- Mensoe 8illeoer af bs
met omtalte Weeno. Oct er tort 1ast en-
Dperiigt oper be uerbensbiitoriife
Beeiuenbeber. Det toiter $3.50 Naret
Demorest Magazine, Seem gort.
Sanuar Numret inbebolber blanbt autet
els Chivalry dead. y On Distusiton
af enbel oeltienote &pinber ansaaenot
@uinbens Gorbolb til manben Torret:
ninssltoet. Set tofter 80 Iaret.
Midland Monthly, Des Wtoiues
So,pa, er ct Norbpeiens Tau,ilie Uea:
sasin. Set er flint ubfpret neb Slu:
itrationer os bet bebie paa 2iteraturens
os &unitens Dmraabe. December gfuus.
ret inbebolber en- NrtiteI af @. 1iernau:
gel ON @etiemane 5aoe, en- Befriueli'
nebtesnet paa en- &eiie oertil, FAINT er
lensere @tilorius af Dor ndite 9rdiiben1
Mc&iulep, bans 9uitru os Samilie
Set toiter $1.5O Maret e(ler Is ge.ta
Numret.
The International, Gbicaso, Sq
er ct npt @asa5in, ber Ieuerer Diitor,e'
oueriatte fra be meit betienbte Sprog.
Set ct osiaa illuitreret. ~Somsoitin:
serne" af ST. @. 9orn bar saat isien:
nem Fere Numre, oueriat at 81. 8. Mn'
oerion. Det leperer noele al be bebitf
9iitorier af buer 9eation. Set toIte,
lOc Numret elles 81 Naret.
The Sothorons Magazine, ,ubsiues
/ @bilabelpbia os inbeboloer lette 81.
itorier os 8iosrafier. Set ct billist
Sc Numret ener so Gents uaret.
The Ladies Home Journal
philadelphia er ct Blab for 6usmpbre,
men Der er iaamesen COB 2esnins bet
at bueml lombelit uil lite ansre paa at q
en- DolIar Maret for bet. Il.
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ND BOG! Netpp 1toto,,t1,tet! /!

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~Samleoe @maatptter" af Spuer Braaz
telien.
Snbbolb: 5ulore @pentpret, Den
iibfe MormOnsYreit ! @isoal, Mor
Stuff, gu iimpel 9tftorie, @erselanos
@eni, st 9ipsbillebe, Dso paa Mfalbs=
bpnsen, Eronlta, l1floiofiffe Toreless
ninser Om forftiellise giusfilinser,
Golfets Offeruei.
8osen faces for 15c portofrit tilienot.
Senb DroerS til
SDper 8raate1ten
. @oibiap, Miun.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-12-29
5lnlnttnet+

: geb en- @rubeulpffe peb Gesbil5a,
l1ngarn, brdbtes 8 perioner, mems ~
andre iaones.
ct Mgbe meuem Drowning >Sic>
toria, aeiier Wilbelm os 8reiioent
Ganre af Trantrise er paa Gale, itriuer
La Libre Parole, ct Yariierblac.
Mf be Nnprtiiter, iom bar ueret
arreiteret os forbprt for Delta9eliei ben
ifbft afpiste Stunt Ueaaneb iaa fiebs
snsioanere 8oubetaitnins, bleo 8 bsmt
tiIDsben / Barcelona iibite l1se.
= @ibfleben @bnbas bapbe man,
itore 5eit1iebeber ! 5auana til aGre for
Mdpor geruieba, foroi ban uar bebjelz
pelis meb at inismprbe ben tubanife
Sniursentfsrer Wfaceo. Man bolbt
riatts ciuiliieret @jilbe us raabte 9urra
fou Spanien os @laster Wepler.
Sc Tor. @taters @eneralfoni iulat
/ bapana er unber Dfiliterbe1fptteIie,
ba Mpnbisbeberne frpster for, at ben
bef / 2anset ubu,i ite @pmpati for Suiurz
eenterne bar forbitret Spanierue ben
@rab, at be uaar iom belit er parat til
gp1osbanbliuser.
Sra 2onoun telesraferes ben 13oe
Dec. at bet norfe Barfltib ~9bpbins"
Raptein Dlien, paa 9aeiie fra Auebed
TIC 2onbpn bapbe anlbbet Queenstown,
Hbor be Ianbiatte Wfanoitabet paa ben
aprie Bart nEalermo" bpilten be bapoe
lfunbet en- fpnfeierois Eilfanb ube
4npet ben 23be Nou.
lls- Den fore @tilbeb. Deu fore
|tilbeb ipues at uare en- farlis cling al
emn,e i for iutim 8ersrins meo. Sen
| Taser @leben os Su,ilene. Ser iinbes
/ rat Norse 13 Menb, Der er TONNE l,ss
ss en- for @tiIbeb % -siennem en- &us
af 2arm os Setter til beres 9iem. 4i
bisie bar fun en-, Sobani len, ber flll8te
@anien paa Eureu ouer Sfen, beparel
fit Iple Sinb, iou1 sjtr bet letters At lepe
De andre fbber bpbt melanfolife beres
3uie. Mennefer er bleuen benz er
| fenbtlis Etns, be unosaar al Ber0rine
u,eo, os al Eale Ct benz inoo. Nanieu
bar Iutfet fig fulbi itenbis inbe. Ds be-
er not lite for bans 8oss Stslb alene
Uaen ben fore @tiIbeb sisr not osiae
ben entelte mere aleue o9 mere ubarm
biertis. Deroppe Ssitruuinserne ital
oisie Meno baue 1ibt forferoelist oue,
at pare ibinanoens @elitab. Sc bapb'
lart binanbens gdien os 0eren og ga:
ner iaa fulbitenbis uoeuab, at bet bler
ben ulibelisfe Yine at ie bisie Smaa:
ting otter % after, 9uer Manb git to'
fig us git lanse eniomme Cure ooer Der
euise s., blot for at toritaanes for Sp:
net af be andre. Sa, man pil iise, al
bet enbelise Stsb til, at geanIen bel Tut:
teoe ben uiounoerlise Sstur, fit ban oer:
ueb, at bet bleu nebuenbtst for bum al
lippe bort. @aa nsouenbist, at bel
bIeu bam mere enb lisesploist, ON ban
mulis fulbe msbe 0poen paa &e.en
1tuslpf es 2iusansit bar brufnebe ben
fore @tilbeo.
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WHIPPED ON THE BACK.
INDIAN JUSTICE METED OUT AT
WILBURTON
NEGRO GETS 100 HARD LASHES
Whine John Proia, n white Man, is Tried
Sentenced and Given 1hiriy Nine
Lashes for Selling Coal Contrary 10
Choctaw Laws-Austln Pusiey
steals Hogs and Suners
Severely

BY virtue Of an execution issued by
the Choctaw court near Wilburton
yesterday, two men were stripped to
their waists, bound to post and
whipped. John Prola, a white man
intermarried citizen received 80 lashes
on the bare back for selling coal con-
trary TO the Choctaw laws. The other
man whipped was Austin Pusley, a
negro, who was given 100 lashes FOR
hog stealing. The whipping of Prola
establishes his citizenship as Choc-
taw citizen. The Choctaw nation has
refused to acknowledge Prola as a
citizen, claiming that his Indian wife
being divorced from him and his mar
rying a white woman severed his citi-
zenship with the Choctaw nation.
Prola is well known in South Nc
Alester and has been selling his coal
TO many citizens.
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ROAD NOTICE.

Notice Is r,by given that "a SEES. on
of the board Of commissioners of Logan
county, OklahOm Terri CRY held en- the
9th day Of April A. d., 1896. pejiJ u
signed 10y Chas Hand and Others Of Mul-
hall township, asking for view and Il
survey for he purpose OF locating a Ger
tain county road, described as follows:
Commencing at the beginning about 20
rods south of the northeest corner Of the
southeast quarter sec, seven, thence ia
uorthweStery direction about - rods
thence ia a nOrtheaStorly direction inter
| sectug section ii e betwc D . and <,
twp, IS, Il w, about 40 rods north of
! beginning, was presented aud that
George And r on S. s Peters and NJ
NJ. shelton, viewers, and II l..
] White, county surveyor, will meet
at the place uf beginning of
| said road, ON the 9Th day of May, A. ID
/ S9d, at 10 o'clocl, a. m. OF said day, and
| proc ed 10 view aud survey said road,
and give all parties heari
Done 10y order of the Board OF tummis-
sionerS of Logan county, oklahoma Ter
| rltCry
Il. EMMErT STE HAET,
lSEALI Comfy Clerk aud Clerk OF
said Board
/ Guthrie, @. r.. April rs, 1896.
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Third ward Committeeman.
Fourth ward call for Democratic Caueu

Fourth Ward Call for Democratic Caucus.
The regular member p. =. Blass of
the Logan county Democratic central
committee having removed from the
city, | hereby assume the RESPONSE
bility, "as Democrat of said ward, A"
OF issuing a call for Democratic pri.
mary TO be held in the Fourth ward in
the city of Guthrie in the Sunheld
building, West Noble avenue, Thus
day, May 9l, 1895, at 5 o'clock p. IN ,
for the purpose of selecting delegates
to the county convention 10 be held in
Guthrie. Saturday, May 23, 1896
Also TO select some person TO repre-
sent said ward on the Logan county
democratic central committee until
the reorganization of said committee
at the coming county convention
j. Nj. MoNTGOMENY.