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Furniture Specials
For Thanksgiving In the
Dining Room.

Oak S~idebOards, French plate mir
ror, very substantial make, M. Is
Z. instead Of 1880.
Round-Eud China Closet in oak,
5.0S instead of 1893.
Round.Top Extension Table, ex-
tends six feet, heavily constructed
and we'll finished, sos instead
of 1893.
Mahogany and English Oak Dining
Furniture in Old Colonial and Re-
Nuisance styles, at prices below those
charged in New York.
Chartered Oak Box Seat Dining
Chair. cane seat, thoroughly made, a
good seller at 1893. Price for this
week, leo.
Oak Dining Chair, cane seat, brace
arm, selling right along for $50,
this week csc.
High Back Oak Rocker, wood seat,
finely finished, 2.9S in place of
$50.
Oak Morris Chair, with reversible
Oriental cushions filled with good
quality cotton, Special price this
week, 2.55.
Free Deliveries at New Je
in Greater
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" get four only, a los. of Ave.

" get four only, q loss OF nye.
Trick 3. Although z has lost his. re-entry
try. and should play to get his. suit estab-
llshed. BY leading trumpsi first he starts at
the wrong end Of the problem. u leads a
be difficult for " to get ten tricks.
Trick 4. A evidently thinks it is time to run.
Trick q. Is z has shown five trumps origi-
nally. b sees that he can outlast u, by forcing
him with the spade. but as there is the dan
ger that u will not take the force. but will let
Y ruff. IL is better for Is, who has every suit
guarded, to lead the trumps. even though, he
holds minor tenace. He leads the higher
trump to be sure that the lead will be placed
Trick I. 2 must now suffer the conse-
quences OF having lad trumps without an es-
tablished suit. and having uersevered In the
trump lead when he should have known that
II would be safer to get some suit estab-
lished with which he could force a possibly
equal trump hand.
OUR PROBLEMS.
The solution to the problem published on
Oct. 80 Is for N TO lead the ace OF clubs. fol-
lowed by the jack, which : must TRUMP. with
on the second round Of. clubs Is a trump.
which is Of no use to him.. This Will force
n 10 lead another trump In order to force 2
discard. Very few solvers saw this point. and
many thought the play was, to lead a dia;
mond originally. s ruling with the queen and
going back with a club,
Here Is another. which is not SO easy as, 1t
looks, so our solyers must be careful to mako
the best defence for Il and w.
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To Close Out Broken ltne0
That Cannot Be Duplicated
The list includes
Five patterns of SavOuuerie Carpets,
this seasons styles, the par excel &
lence of carpets for parlors, usual
price lao, for Its yard, sewed, (.
lined and laid, complete.
Smiths Best Administer Carpets,
ten attractive patterns, this seasons.
styles, suitable for parlorS AMI dining Z
rooms, usual price los, for % DC. "
yard, sewed, lined ami laid, complete. a
Smiths Saxony Administer Carpets, Y
six of this seasons bright patterns to
choose from, suitable for any part Of ri
the house, usual price 100, for . &c.
yard, sewed, lined and laid, complete,
Velvet Carpets, five lovely patterns
suitable for halls ami stairs, usual Is
price 100, for S5c. yard, sewed,
lined and laid, complete. ~ a2t
Body Brussels Carpets, very best :
quality, full 5 frame, regular price i
t.}5, for LOO yard, sewed. linedssic
and laid, complete. - assna'
st.A. y.ssat
Tapestry Brussels Carpets, variety :
of patterns, three qualities, suitable
for parlors and other rooms, regular
prices Csc, 75c. and $50, for 55c..a I.
65c. and 55c. yard, sewed, lined !
and laid, complete. ~
rseY RAILROAD Stations and,
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Hearts are trumps; n Is u lead, and with 3
for a partner to ta&e all six tricks against the
best possible defence Of + and ",
CLUB NOTES.
These are busy days for the whist players OF
New York. both men and women. The women
have had a number OF important matches this
week, the Faber trophy. for teams OF TOUR hay
ing changed hands again. and being now held
by the New York Ladies Club, The Metropoli-
tan trophy, won by the Long Island Club last
week, wa won by Bergen Point on the play-ofT,
after tho usual twenty-four deals had resulted
THE Whist Club OF New York had two cham
pionship contests. on hand yesterday, neither
Of whic! was decided when. this column went
played In Boston for the A. ". l.. challenge
trophy, while Hatch and Dennison played the
Knlckerbockers for the Utica trophy
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WRENCH DEFENoE.
THE COLOGNE TOURNAMENT.

THE COLOGNE TOURNAMENT.
All the games &c played in the Vienna international
chess tournament and published by the Vienna
Chess Club up TO date have been printed IN TIE sUN,
which were played in the last three rounds OF this
resumes the publication OF selections OF games from
the Cologne tournament. The games;
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Correct solutions to problem No. Ge4 were received
from How Easy. Brooklyn Just In Time. New York;
Fred Carter. Boston; Theodore R. Huyler. Brooklyn:
Fred Engle. Brooklyn; r. n. Mauser. New York; Yet
Another, New York; Correct You Are. Brooklyn: NJ.
s.. BROOKLYN: s. stenler. New York: II. W. Meyer.
New York: r. :. Walters, New York; Elck Emil, New
York; Growers Lii. Danbury. Conn. Syndicate, New
York; H. ": Barry. South Boston, Mass; Edwin II
Baldwin. Norwalk. Comm A. $. Richmond. Middle
town. n. Y: Jack Schall, Yonkers. n. Y: L. B. Rice.
Detroit; Mich. Dr.. 4: H, Baldwin. n ,rwaIk. Conn; I.
Packard. Saratoga. N. Vi Frank Cromwell. ~brooklyn.
Correct solutions to No. 800 were received from
Theodore n. Huyler. Brooklyn; NJ. s.. Brooklyn; r. II.
Mauser. New York: Just in Time. New York; Correct
You Are, Brooklyn; s. Stemler. New York; How Easy.
Brooklyn; Fred EnEle. Brooklyn; r. 9. walters; New
York: Fred Carter. Boston: Yet Another, New York;
II. W. Meyer. New York: H. ". Barry. South Boston.
Ign; drovsr's Lii, Danbury; Conn; Syndicate. New
Conn; Edwin II. Baldwin, Norwalk. Conn; A. s.
Richmond, Middletown. \. Y; Jack Schall, Yonkers.
NY: Dr. A. II. Baldwin, Norwalk. Conn; r. Monrad.
Chicago: Zeidman. Boston, Mass; HIN. Packard.
Frank Cromwell, Brooklyn, and T. A. Bags. Louis
willie, forwarded correct additional solutions to o82
and 693. respectively.
THE VIENNA TOURNAMENT.
Following are three additional games from
the international tournament. played in Berlin:
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KonKR7 4; Q on X o; Kits on Q d 8 and = 4; ]
on K Z; Pa on Q Kt 3, Q 3 and X b..

WHTTE-EIGHT FIEUEb.
white to play and mate in two moves.
In forwarding the above entries for our nrst inter
national problem tournament the Judges report tho
following fatalities respecting some OF the en-
tries: THE problems under notices of Perse-
vera and The First Capture'have to be rejected on
account of second solutions. b ] Q B p oh will solve
the FIRST named and R-K d 3 ch the last named. A
two-move problem under q eek letter motto. solved
by means Of /. OBJ 8. had h be rejected because of
its close resemblance to one Of MacKende's COM
poRitionn,"
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among admirers OF this type. Last year the
honors fell to Joseph E. Widener's Won Har-
pinger. but the decision which placed him
above Charley Bates's noted little New York
t sitePIpefI ate. the winner was taken to England
and beaten In the show ring there by the Am
erican horse, Governor Brown. CoXey will be on
hand again this year to do his ~Drettiest against
all comers. Bates has kept the horse three
seasons exclusively for show purposes and
ing horse shows than any two animals of his
class ever exhibited IN this country. He was
One Of the most Formidable competitors that
Coxey will have to meet this week is Miss
Amelia Kussner's chestnut horse Lvsnhoe.
at the Morristown Field Clubs exhibition last
month. Ivanhoe has never been shown at
at Long Branch and has yet TO meet his first
defeat In the ring: Strauss d Hexter bought
then a stallion In training for the turf and
had trotted 2 quarter at s q Ell 2l gait. l. L said;
hb is S Ssn T %ss % BY a m hSnsS fat,f fil o[azY Yv s&SS; ans Is
1872 hands high. a chestnut.sorre In colo".
and q, horse OF remarkable style and action;
nigh %perfect. Sam Hexter, a pas, master In
the art q hitting and driving a park horse.
Chances are that he will be pretty close to the
centre Snn Re t Il the E EieE Tsf q. 6 tss Ghq% has n 1he f bsy
horse OF championship, class, This fellow
created quite a stir at White Plains last sep
against In both single and double harness..
CarmAn has another splendid specimen of the
trottinR-bred high-stepper In Walsingham.
formerly owned and shown at the Garden 10y
o. II. +. Belmont. Few II any horses surpass
the satin coated big bay geiding in beauty OF
form and graceful action. but he was slightly
lame nearly all last summer. and was beaten
by Ivanhoe aud others on several occasions.
Harry Hamlin, Howard Willets. George b.
Hume, A. j. NuttinR. j. Dickman Brown. l..
V. Hardness, W. p. Thompson. Albert c. Bost-
wick and many other exhibitors will try for
the highest honors also.
High steppers under 1872 hands will be rep
resented by such good ones a.. Wakefield.
Adonis, Manor Duchess. Whirl q the Town.
Little Egypt, See Ne Go, Lord Brilliant, Lieu
Primrose and Sporting Life. Among the high
Eg6eit. Newcomer, Consuelo. Col, Roosevelt,
Golddust, Missing Link. Solitaire, Novelty and
Skyrocket. Many of these horses are entered
also In the classes for pairs and for horses. car
riages and appointments.
The tandem and coaching classes have filled
better than ever before. Among, the tan
dems are Lady Grace and Actor, Whirl Of the
Town and Sporting Life. The Flame and The
Moth, Morning Glory and Elite. Romp and
Ruby. Duke and Duchess, Monte Carlo and
Prince Charming. Sehoolmaster and School
boy, Early Bird and Nelson, Cyrano and
Adrian, and Van Tuile and Bold Mcintyre.
The exhibitors In the coaching classes are Al
bert q. Bostwick. George b Hulme. Eben d.
Jordan OF Boston. Richard II. CArman. y. II.
Weatherbees J. Dlekman Brown. John 3. Brat
The LIST ii entries In the breeding classes for
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RELIEF EoR cuaAns



Hansrec. of Tons Of ssDpise. Gosrr froes
>eu Nork to ~accsr tse D~sfitare.
NV NoRk. March 4 The steamship
Bergen. ofthe Munson line. sailing for
southern ports. will carry the follow
ing relief supplies to be distributed
among the suffering Cubans through
Consuls Brice. at Matanzas. and Bar
ker. at Sagua la Grande: One hum
ired and sixty-two cases of milk.
sce bags of rice. f25 bags of
beans is.oOo pounds of Goldfish. ia. 600
pounds of bacon. 900 bags of cornmeal.
> tierces of lard. COO, 600 grains of
9uinine- All has been purchased by
the Cuban Relief society on donations
received from charitable societies and
people of phiianthropic DISPOSE
ton The same steamer will also
carry miscellaneous stock of goods
IN the shape of food and clothing. the
donations of outside committees. ag-
gregating about 100 tons in all. One
of the Mallory line steamers bound for
Key West will carry rs tons of miseei-
laneous articles comprising food. medi.
cine and clothing
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MisCELLANEOUA

A LARGE steam dry kiln at the Gem
tral coal and coke sawmill at TeXar-
kama, Ark, tumbled in the other aft
ernoon, seriously wounding "a number
of workmen, two of whom will die.
Others were believed to have been
buried under the debris aud killed out
right Large timbers. sheet iron and
lumber and railroad iron were bent
and twisted into shapeless mass.
NEAR Payne Center Ok, the twin
children of Thomas Ziegler, aged two
years. slipped out of the house and
fell into a well and were drowned be
fore the mother could rescue them.
w. T. BEIcE. former cashier OF both
the Quanah national bank and the Ma.
tional Bank of Ryan. /. r., who was
said 20 have disposed of about sl50, 900
belonging TO the two institutions two
years ago and then fed 20 Mexico, has
been apprehended aud an extradition
has been granted by President Diaz.
TnE divers at Havana on the lst sue
ceeded in entering the after torpedo
compartment of the Maine. where they
hoped to find the bodies of Lieuts
Jenkins aud Merritt and other mem
bers of the crew.
FIRE at Watersmeet, Mich, destroyed
practically the whole business part of
town. The town was without fire pro
lection.
THE entire system of government In
spection of meat. which has been es-
tablished in the paelSing-houses of the
United States, was declared to be un-
constitutional, Ineffective and void in
an opinion handed down in the United
States district court at Kansas City,
Mo-. by Judge John y. Rogers
The entire business portion OF Cor
ter, Col, was destroyed by fire which
originated in Blackmore's hotel.
The 29th annual report of the board
of Indian commissioners, of which
Merrill L. Gates is chairman, has been
submitted 20 Secretary Kiss. IL says
that In the general condition OF the
Indians no important changes have
occurred, but there is evidence OF
steady progress in industrial pnrsuits
and in education. The commission Il
strongly OF the opinion that the allot.
ment system is good one.
IN the IS days of February the re
eeipts of the treasury were SIS 5T2, 53,
and the expenditures S25. ia9 0s0, leav-
ing a surplus for the month OF 81. SIS,
35s. the first February surplus sines
! lse2
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\ BIG crop Of Can. seed.

ponca City Courier; A. b. Cornweh
marketed 2.2l0 bushels of cane seed on
this market last week at sl.iO per
hundredweight. realizing over sl,7o0
from the sale. This cane was all raised
on 100 acres of sod land in the Poncs
country. and was not touched FROM the
time it was ploughed until it became
necessary to harvest it. The sod was
easily broken, and IL was easily done.
Seventeen dollars an acre is neat
sum TO realize from So small an amount
of labor. There is no other country
where this can be done. Mr.. Corpwell
has a claim and eco acres of IDdian
lands adjoining from all ofwhich lie is
getting good returns.
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EVANSVILLE, Ind, March 4. James
\. Pace, Baptist minister. who was
robbed of a poeketbook on the steamer
John 5. Hopkin. at Cav.in Rock. Ill.
led mob against the boat when it ar
rived at that place Wednesday night
The mob declared their intention of
hanging all the rousta bouts John
Adkins, an Evansville negro, after be-
ing shot several times, leaped into the
river and was drowned.
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To r.,.rm,o,te ,h- vo,,-.

The Oklahoma Live Stock association
has determined TO exterminate, il pos
sible. the wolves that infest the ranges
of Oklahoma and annually destroy
thousands Of dollars worth of properly.
The association offers $50 each for the
scalps of full grown wolves and $40
each for the scalps of whelps. The
total value of full grown wolf is SIS
as the county commissioners paw pre-
mium of So and the skin has a market
value of SO. 1t might seem easy that
killing wolves would be a lucrative
employ ment, but as matter of fact.
the difficulty of catching wolves is Sc
so great that the profits are not big
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OKLAHOMA NEWS.
Events of Interest Culled From
Territorial Newspapers.


The telephone line from Oklahoma
City to Stroud has been completed and
the first message over il was from Mr..
OverhcIser. He reports that he has
commenced work on fifty room hotel
which viii be heated ~ith steam, and
will ~ furnished with all modern con-
veniences. A large number Of pur-
chasers are awaiting the arrival of
lumber TO be used in the construction
of buildings J. b. Charles & Co. are
the heaviest purchasers of lots in
Stroud. The company has ordered
seven cars of lumber which will be
used in fine buildings to be occupied
BY the supply stores of ]. Il. Charles
& Co, and for the bank of Hoffman,
Charles & ConlSliu.
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Condemned Items.

Shawnee defeated the proposition to
vote $4,000 TO build a water works
system.
The individual deposits of the Guth-
rie National bank last week were
s4O5, 900
Ardmore has received 47,743 bales of
cotton this season. They expect 10
reach the so, 600 mark.
William Tanuehili a highly respected
citizen of Cross dropped dead of heart
disease at HE home one day last week
The home of Mr.. Wilson of Garfield
county was wrecked by lightning one
night recently None of the inmates
were injured.
The contractors viii endeavor to pu.
5000 men 10 work on the Sspulpa ex-
tension They may not be able TO get
that many men.
+. 5. Kirk of Enid last week received
carload of alfalfa seed from Utah and
the cost including the freigh, charges
was nearly $4,000.
IL is not an uncommon occurrence
for the receipts of the Rock Island
road at Enid TO run from 81, 100 10
II 200 per day.-Enid Sun.
Sam Big Snake is suing his wife Cross
Big Snake Little Cook for divorce
They are both full blood Ponca
Indians from the Ponca agency.
The Newkirl. band sent telegram
to Governor barnes stating that they
were ready to lead the First Req
iIaent Of the Oklahoma National
Guards to annihilate Spain
Father De Grasse formerly of the
Sacred Heart mission, has been elected
Abbot of the Sacred Heart Abbey of
the Benedictione Monks at Paris.
France. lie will go to his new duties
after Easter.
Chief Isparhecher and a number of
the leaders Of the Creek tribe of Indi-
ans are holding meeting at Okmnlree.
-
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Blackwell Times Record. Secretary
Jenkins has issued articles of incor-
poration t. the Oklahoma Construction
company of Blackwell. Tne purpose
of the company is to construct rail
roads, electric light and gas plants.
water works. telephone and telegraph
lines. build elevators, etc. The capit Il
stock is $4,000 and the board of direc-
tors is composed of J. l.. Waite, W. p.
Hardwiek. Ed l.. Pecknam. Chas j.
Peckbam of Blackwell and ID. +. Trim
of Guthrie
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A cALrFoRsIA doctor. the Indianapo-
lis Journal says. has invented a sys-
tenn that he calls ''equisine inocula-
tion.~ which he asserts viii destroy
the hereditary alcoholic taint in chill
dren- Aplaque containing serum from
. properly alcoholized horse Is bound
upon . scarified place on the child5s
arm and kept there several days, dur
ing which time IL Is supposed that
enough serum is absorbed into the sys.
Tern to destroy any latent alcoholic
tendency-on the principle. presuma.
bly,. that like cures like.
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THE present situation seems to have
greatly opened the eyes Of the people
of the United States said an official
of the war department the other day.
They had no idea, apparently. of the
splendid system Of coast defenses that
have been quietly made during the
past few years From Portland, Me-,
10 the southernmost point ON the At
iantic coast big guns and mortar bat
teries have been planted and in case cs
war an invading force cosld not land
ON Uncle Sam without suffering sc.
verely at least On the Pacific coast,
too. hostile feet would find violent
opposition
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They should Look HIM In

"A gentleman from 81. Louis. was
in Enid last week. says the Sun, look
ing up location for a canning factory.
Enid having no board of trade. or com
mercial club with officers duly author
lied 10 talk business TO strangers look
ing for locations, he went on and will
probably locate his fac ory at Caldwell
Enid people are all so busy looking af-
ter their personal and business affa irs
that they have no time to look after
the interests of the town.
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The other day the United States SUI
preme court rendered an insurance de-
eision which attracted wide attention.
as IL dealt for the first time. with the
important question of suicide as affect
ing the obligation of life insurance
companies The court held that where
policy contains no provision regard
ing suicide. no liability attaches in
case the insured has resorted TO self
destruction. by way of dictum the
.court added that even q distinct agree
ment TO pay In the event of suicide
would not be enforced by the courts,
such contracts being clearly against
public policy.
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Az unusual special pension claim is
about TO be paid by the government.
IL Is for the widow of Lieut. Michael
Moore, who died in Brooklyn last year
at the age of eS lie had served con-
tinuously in the United States army
for s. years He enlisted in the regular
army as a drummer boy at the out
break of the war of 1919. At the close he
re-enlisted in the regular army and re-
mained there to the time OF his retire
ment His widow writes that she is
~ years old. and when her husband
died they had been married ss years
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THE population of Spain is II. 565. .6s2
and the country has an area of 1917. .65o
square miles Texas has an area of
@4,s5G square miles. Spain could be
laid out on Texas and Texas would
have s6,6s6 square miles left over.
Pennsylvania, New York. Illinois and
Alabama have more population to-
gether than has Spain. and these
states could borrow enough money,
with their resources behind the loan,
TO pay off at one coup the whole ma
tional debt of Spain. They could raise
bigger army than Spain could and
their natural resources could outlasi
Spain's ten 10 one.
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Practical Joke rua. F.,aIIy.

PARIS, Ill, March "A mock trial
was held in Fitzpatrick's saloon and
Ed Newsom. a negro. was sentenced
to be shot One of the jokers there
upon fired five blank cartridges at the
negro. He ran from the house, re-
turning in a few moments with a re-
volver and mcrtally wounded the bar
tender, William Van Gordon.
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Between now and next presidential elec-
ton there will be hosts Of discussions o. the
questions Of sound money and silver
However opinions may be divided ON these
points, there is but one pablo and profes
REGARDING the merits Of Hostetterz Stomach
l3itters as a remedy for and preventive OF
malaria, az well a. a curative Of kldrny com
plant. dyspepsia. constipation, liver 'rop
bic and rheumatism
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KnIed br utah OUTLAWS.

NEBNAL. Utah, March News has
Just been received from Browns park
Of the killing of V. >. Hoy. a we'll
known stock grower, by outlaws Sew
eral men. including Hoy. while en-.
deavoring to capture Pat Johnson, who
killed Farmer Strange few days ago.
encountered the desperadocs, who
opened fire on the party. killing Hoy
instantly.