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The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-06-02

Those who have observed the
trend of journalism in the Indian
Territory for the last ten years can
not fail to notice that vindictive,
personal, vitriolic editorial writ
ing is more and more being rele-
gated to the rear; and the paper
that deals in bitter personalities
only proclaims itselfan antiquated
relic of past age. 1t is better to
say good word than an i'll word
of a man. A man may be social
hiena, and if printing a newspaper
his columns may fairly bristle
with petty hatreds and mean little
animosities, but the public can see
these deplorable traits of charac-
ter without some other newspaper
taking them up and printing them.
A newspaper that treats everyone
fairly is always believed, where
as the snarling, bilious fellow that
is swapping and growing contin-
ually, comes to be looked upon as
a misanthrope. A newspaper that
is not conducted upon this broad
principle is not newspaper at all
but only miserable impostor. Its
readers soon learn its motives, and
regard its utterancss as the mad
rawlings of a cross and NANCY cur.
1t does not take much mental
effort to grasp the fact that the
politica. campaign in the Chero-
kee nation is to be comparatively
tame affair. The absence OF a
well-defined issue, and the limited
powers of the emasculated Indian
government renders a repetition of
the old-time heated campaign i'm
possible. Our so-called govern
ment today is only the remnant Of
its former self, and what is left is
entirely under the supervision of
the United States authorities. The
constituted authorities Of the Cher
okse nation remain intact only for
the purpose Of further settlement
Of the affairs Of the tribe and with
no intention or suggestion Of per-
manency. If possible tho last vas-
tage Of tribal government win have
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-06-02
He Was There.

An Arkansas City young man
wrote to his best girl after one of
those ordinary quarrels: 81 want
you to return everything that /
have given you" She replied by
Nelling him to call at certai n
hour and that she would cheer
fully comply with his request, be-
thinning with the kisses. The
young man was on time.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-06-02

Sweet potato plants at the nursery,
Red Nansemond and Southern Queen.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-06-02

The Creek warrant cases have
been continued at Muskogee till
the November term Of court.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-06-02

FOR ONE WEEK WE WILL SELL THE FOLLOWING
CLOTHING = ACTUAL COST
,MMENcING THURSDAY, JUNE l. CLOSING THURSDAY. u

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The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-06-02

been wiped out and new order of
things established long before the
term of the governor who shall be
elected in August next. expires.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-08
OTHER MARKETS.
live Stock Market.

new YoRK. Friday, April 5.-Receipts of beeves
were 3.45s head. including 80 cars for export alive.
rs for slaushterers, and 20 for the market. and. with
Trade was slow and prices steady to loc. lower, cows.
on liberal supplies. selling in some cases l5c. lower.
The yards were cleared. Medium to choica steers
sold at s4.7oos6, 40 p 100 n. ttlends at s+.4o&
$50, oven at 81. bulls at S3.35ss4.35. cows at
S2.25ss3. 10, and 2 choice fat cows at s4.2o. Dressed
beef was in moderate request at psteady prices.
Cables quoted American cattle slow; live sheeplow.
er at l2e4l3c; lambs at lIc., dressed weight.
refrigerator beef steady at aAc. y N. Exports to-day
b26 beeves and 3.n4o quarters Of beef: tomorrow.
725 beeves. 20 sheep and 1857 quarters Of beef.
Receipts OF calves were $50 head. including 10
direct. and. with the stale calves, there were 5s7 on
sale. Demand slack and prices 6oc. lower. and fully
20 head we're held over. Common to choice veals
sold at So. 75S$8 .l2x p 100 n; most Of the sales
were at s4.5o9S5.65. City dressed veals lower at
7@p3c. p n.
Receipts Of sheep and lambs we're 3.773 head.
including ~ cars for city butchers and IL cars
for the market. No sheep on sale, Lambs were in
fairly good demand and steady and the pens were
cleared. Fair to choice unshorn lambs sold at $50
$3.50 per 100 n: - culls at So; poor to fair clipped
lambs at ft.5OGf 3 .25: common to fair spring lambs
at 81. 25st4.T5 per head. Dressed mutton firm at
74sac. p n: dressed lambs steady at s%s lOc.
Receipts Of hogs included 33 for sale. The mar
ket was rated steady att s4S$4.2o q 100 h. for COM
mon to prime hogs.
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THE SUN, SATURDAY, APRIL 8, 1899.

BLUM, Ark. April t.-"yery little cotton remains
lands; none on hills. teamwork more backward
than for years past. April finds farmers doing work
usually done in January and February. Everything
points to a bad start. Continuous bad weather has
damaged seed, and this will likely cause bad stands.
Supply merchants are not eager for business. Sew
eral farmers who usually plant largely have cH-
pressed TO us their determination not to plant q bale.
We think 10 " cent. q very conservative estimate Of
acreage reduction. Labor il not plentiful. and 1t
will be simply impossible to prepare ground and
plant as much as last year"
..CorFEE-Rio on the spot was steady at 6lc, for
ment. at exc; 1000 Maracaibo. Il 900 Columbus. 400
and unchanged TO / points higher. sales 1910
bags. .Havre advanced NJ. to NJ. Hamburg ad.
vanced a pfc. American warehouse deliveries, TO-
To3 bags. Rio was Arm at 100 reis advance; re-
ceipts. 7,ooo; stock, 255.0oo;e exchange y 1h.16d, All
advance Of l.32d. Santos was firm at 90 refs adj.
vance; receipts. 7,oooi stock, 473,ooo. Prices as
fniInwa.
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Bad weather east Of the Mississippi and an unex.
pectedly small crop movement for the week dOmi-
mated the cotton market, though the Texas weather
news was more favorable and a little liquidation
caused . slight reaction at one time. But il was l5e
tn 2Os below the normal i'll the western Gulf States,
sissippi Valley. where they are certainly not wanted.
Charleston T .ceived only 3 bales to-day, against 372
a week ago and 18o last year, and HOuAtOn's receipts
were also smaller, not only as compared with last
week, but with last year. Nor should II be for
gotten that Liverpool was higher to day, though
Liverpool is probably governed by the wealth
err news from this c%ouutry. In fact. the
There were rains in some parts Of Texas. and a bal.
las despatch said The SevereEt winter drought
that the Statc has known for a quarter OF a century
Is broken by rain that has fallen continuously in
Dallas for six hours and for u longer period in the
north, east, and west. But while this Is undoubt-
edly beartsh, so far as II goes. the small port receipts
for the week and the fact that the quantity brought
into sight is only about 10000, as against est
mates early in the week OF 1876, 900 10 10000,
were not without their influence. Although the
quantity brought into sight is about 5000
bales more than for the same week last wear
II Is $4,000 less than last week. The port
receipts Tor the week, moreover. are only a little
over $1,000, against early estimates ~ $1,000 and a
total last week of lol 900. Liverpool bought this
crop and sold the next. Local traders covered shorts
and there was other local buying, and closing prices
Had good rains throughout the state where
needed" Galveston. Tex, April a." Weather con.
tinnes dry, cold and unreasonable: farm work sadly
behind" Ardmore, !. T., April g." Weather to-day
cold, with high northwest winds; no prospect Of
rain. Total rainfall for three months end.
ing Slst ult.; In lea6. 500 inches; 1sps.
600 inches. and this year. 2.oA inches" Pine
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OFFICE OF II ELECTRIC STORAGE BAfTFRY
" COMPANY. SSs Drrxcl Knlldine.
Glfrtipns and aMrrtinas.

nELAWARE AND HUDSON ANAL COMPANY.
IL NEW YORK. April \, 1Srp. The annual MprtnS
Of the stockholders of this company will he held Il
the office of the company, 81 tortlandt St, In tina
city. ON Tuesday. the nth day OF NAV next. for ma
election of Managers and for other business. inrlui.
ing the establishment uf q sinking fund.
The polls will open at II o'clock neon and remain
open Tor one hour.
The transfer books viii he closed from the clo,s
of business Saturday, April ~. until the morning
of Wednesday, NAV 10.
By order of the Board of Managers.
+. NJ OLYPHANT. Secretary,
UNITED STATES RUBBER COMPANY
New brunswick. Nj, April 9th, l-np,
The Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders Of IN.
United States Rubber Company for the election "
Directors. and for the transaction Of any other bust.
ness which may properly be brought before The
meeting. will be held at the office of the Company
in New brunswick, New Jersey, on Tuesday. May ID,
1899, at Il o'clock NJ.
The Transfer Books will close at 3 p. NJ. on Mon.
day. April 18th. 1899. and reopen at 10 A, Nj. on
Wednesday, May 18th, 1899.
By order OF the Board of Directors.
SAMUEL L. COLT, Secretary,
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Coffee was less active to-day. but there was q sligh
advance in prices. owing to higher European and
Brazilian cables, moderate receipts at Rio aud Santos
and some local buying. However, most Of the rise
was lost before the close. owing to selling by local
scalpers and some bearish pressure. The mild coffee
crops have been coming in slowly since the marked
decline in price, owing to the relative cheapntss OF
high grade Brazil lcofee .whichlhas been in larger
relative supply the past two years. The principal
%roasters Of package coffee endeavor. we hear, to use
low grades in order to keep to their uniform grade
of the past; hence high grade BraZils have been
accumulating. The contract market ia about Ia un-
der the spot price, because the fixed differences are
about so points between each grade over No. Z,
whereas the Street differences are very small.
turpentine. 42fs43c. Com
mon to good strained rosin. S1.37P.
PROvIsIoSs-Dard was steady: prime Western, $3.50;
Continental refined, 90. 10. Pork was steady at $pS
$3.50 for mess. Meats were steady; pickled hams.
Taliow. ave. Dressed hogs. 5e5ssc. Butter
Creamery, Western. extras; 21lpc.; do, hrsts 2o1ss
Chesse-state, full cream. large. colored or white.
fancy, 12@12i9c.; do. choice. 114SllS4c.; do. small.
fancy, 2Ss l3c: ~ERxs-state, Pennsylyania. and
Western. lac. Chicago. April - Provisions were
about steady. with a moderate trade. The cash trade
was rather slow"
sueAR-Raw was firm at 4hc. for aeo test and &C.
for 800 test. Refined wa- firm and 1-16c. higher for
Nos. o and, 10 to 10. and 4c. higher for other grades.
Granulated, 5Ac.
CHICAGO, April 7.-These were to. days prices:
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count in open market for short and three
months bills. 2k02k n cent. Paris advices
quote 3 y cents at 102 francs. Exchange on
London % francs 21h centimes.
More than two-thirds OF both classes Of
North Shore Traction Company, stock have al;
Trust Company and the Old Colony Trust
Company OF Boston, although the time limit
does not expire until April il. Additional as
sents have been received from parties who
have not yet done so. but who will deposit be-
fore. April IL. II Is expected that substantially
all the stock will be deposited by April IL. as
the offer to purchase remains open Tor only q
very short time.
The sales Of mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock ana Petroleum Exchange
to-dav no fplIptra.
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4flrrtinas.

AsPEcIAL MEETING OF THE SONS or II T.
IA OI.UTION Will be held at Delmonicn'a, It'll Az,
and 4+th y, New York city, on SATURDAY.. April =.
at $3.50 j. NJ to receive and act on the report of the
Committee onByr Laws appointed at the last meeting
or the Society, and 10 take such action a. may seem
necessary and proper 10 carry out the spirit and
purpose Of Section N.Y., paragraph 2, ~ the BY.
Laws, and more specially to insure the presenta.
ton at each stated meeting NJ "A paper upon a Reyo-
iutionary topic. II possible. or upon some suitable
members Of the Society.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-08

81 OI NEW 1llfh,
ADJUTANT.GENERAL'S OFFICE, LBANY
SEALED Will be received until II
- O'Clock noon, April 2dth, 1879. at the Ads utaut.
Generals office. Albany, n. y. for supplying doth.
facture OF uniforms tor the National Guard and
Naval Militia OF The state of New York until July Isl.
1900.
The State standards can be examined and copies Of
speclhcations can be obtained at the New Y.rk state
Arsenal. 7th avenue and 35th street. New York city.
All proposals must be sealed. al rc~s"ll u tho
plainly marked PROPOSAL FOR CLOTH FoR
All samples submitted must bs distinctly marked
by number or other means which will not Il sClo'S
the name OF the bidder. and all bids must distinctly
refer to the accompanying sample by rel, rem e 70
such distinctive mark. Samples and goods fur.
niEhed must correspond in all respects to the estAb.
lished state standards and Specifications.
The state reserves the right to reject or accept any
(signedy AVERY D. ANDREWS. Adiutant General.
pRoPOSALS.-U, s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL.
L TCRE, once OF the Secretary. Washington. u. g.,
the ONCE OF tho DishursinG Clerk until = J.. NJ.
Thursday, May Z. 1879, for furnishing supplies
during the hscal year ending Jun" 30. 1900, as fol-
lows; Stationery. laboratory. lumler and packing
cleaning carpets, Telegraph and hardware. rags, In
etrlllnehts, maps. map frames. furniture. waste
paper. run information furnished on application
to the Disbursing Clerk or the Weather bureau. Bids
must be sealed and addressed to tho Secretary Of
Agriculture, in accordance with Instructions given
on schedules. WILSON. Secretary,
STATIONERY. Proposals. will be received at the
- Secretary's Once. Navy Department. Washington,
L. G. until 2 o'clock u. NJ THURSDAY. May 4. 1899.
ana publicly opened Immediately thereafter, for
furnishing stationery aud miscellaneous supplies
for the Navy Department in Washington during tho
hscAl year ending June 30, 400. Blank :nrmS OF
furnished on application to III" department. CHAS.
d.. ALLEN. Acting Secretary. ~ 10.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-08
MINING NEWS.

Experts from Boston have concluded an ex-
part Of Santa F. county. New Mexico. for New
special meeting of the Allouez Company
will.be held in Boston April 26 to consider a
10000 TO lOO,000 shares. Funds are neoded
to con! 7 NJ explorations for the Quincy Pc
Letters from Moab. Utah. are enthusiastic
about the strikes, Of gold and copper in Salt
Valley. 1t is. said that at the east end Of the
will net 500 per ton it carries from 30 to so
per cent; copper, and good values in silver and
over a territory nearly, loo miles square. and
prospectors and capitalists from Salt Lake are
busy stalking on claims.
bond on the Heldrich copper prospects in the
Jelm Mountain district, Wyoming. for Sl5.-
Superintendent Baugh Of the Spenazuma
Mining Company reports that at the bottom Of
shabs M9; Z 81 i1 ao sns A has BEEN %iP ai. q 5SrFe PS %his Of
the Great Southern shaft is widening, Jul "
which is owned BY ", A., Clarke, ssnator,eIect
year. Nobody but the insiders are permitted
TO know what profits were made on the gold
and silver output OF the mine"
For the first two months Of this year the
gold yield OF Victoria, Australia, amounted 10
llO0H5 ounces, an increase OF 1854 ounces
mpaiSdlEith the months CT January and Feb
Adyices from Lorimer county. Colorado. note
the Howe Gulch district. The vein Is a true
flssure in Pneiss and granite; it can be traced
5000 feet, and in many Places Is six feet wide.
The ore averages 10 per cent. copper. In ad-
dition to the copper deposits large quantities
OF hematlte iron'carryinR both gold and sill
var have been found.
Officers Of the Santa Barbara Gold Placer
Company.will start for the republic OF Colom-
bia next week to take formal possession Of its
property In the department OF Antioduia.
A Leadville despatch states that the Small
Hopes. In which many Eastern people are in
%terested. has struck two new ore bodies carry
ing from sixteen 10 thirty ounces Silver. and a
high percentage OF lead.
A shipment OF fllty-seven bars OF gold silver
bullion was received by the New York and
Honduras Rosario Company yesterday. The
GENERAL manage reports favorably upon all
the workings OF the mines.
During March the different smelters which
treat Cripple Creek ores received 10000 tons
OF an average value OF $75 per ton. Several Of
the big mines are preparing TO mako heavier
shipments than heretofore.
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Court Calendars This Day.

Supreme Court-special Term.-Part u.-F1 parte
matters.
Slrrogate's day calendar.
For pr0bate-Wills Of Anton Zitzlsperger. Margaret
McCreery. John Ii. Brown. Henrietta ". de Ruyter.
Elizabeth A. Murgatroyd. at 1O:3oA. NJ.
CITY Court-Special ~Term.-Courto opens at 10 A. N.
Motions.
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FRIDAY. April 7.-GRMN-wheat-Spot was
steady. Sales 100000 bush. for export here
and at the outports. No. l northern Duluth.
&c. over May, (. o. b. afoat; No. / hard Duluth.
1Qc. over: No. ! northern New York. tic. over.
Chicago received IS cars. against ia year ago.
Futures closed 3Sc. to hc. lower. with sales OF
$685. 900 bush. Prices as follows.
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Airidfnds and anterrst.
CoNTINENTAL TOBACCO CoMr

TOBACCO COMpANyN
NEWARK, N. j., March autE ISL
Notice IL hereby given that a special me- ms 4,
the stockholders of Continental Tobacco Cuu'ts,I
will be held at the principal niico Of tho c., .g,nnyy
in room No. pOy at No, 7G6 B.oad Street, Ny
n. j., on the 21st day of April, ispa. at tw u',I'acE
p M, for the purpose of considering and tain
action upon the question of increasing the rAni,u.f
stock Of the Company by adding Twenty nye m tIonn
dollars $3.50 900, OoOl to the existing capital strcpa
such increase to consist OF One hundred and tvCn,r,.
Ave thousand l2h.oool. shares u tho rsr value Il
One hundred dollars (slOOl q share " prrfrrro5
Stock, and one hundred and twenty 1--WE thour!rtrfsd
u2b, 1000 shares Of the par value Or ono huII,at
dollars (tloO) q share Of the Common Sturk.
The transfer books of the Company Will ba cl,,o,
at three O'Clock T. NJ. on April 18th. IsW, and ~
main closed until ten o'clock A., NJ. on Aprl gpnS
1879. ID. A, KELLER, Sccrttar,'
UNITED STATES RUBBER COMpISy-
i-15 Murray st, New York, April 18th, Ispr
The Board Of Directors Of the United States Il tbh.r
Company has this day declared . quarterly DIVIDEND
Of two per cent. on the Preferred Stock of tls COW.
pany from the net earnings for the fiscal year end.
Ing March 3lst, 1922. to stockholders of rec ri al a
p. NJ, April 18th. 1890. payable April 2pth, ispa
The Transfer Books will close At = ?. NJ, Aprl II.
1899. aud reopen at 10 A., NJ, MAY 18th. lSaN
CHAS. Il. FLINT. Treaslrer
OFFICE OF THE ELECTRIC STORAGE BATTrRY
" SSS DrcNcl Rmldiug,
PHILADELPHIA April eth, 1890.
The Scrip issued by this Company. December Az
1894, will be paid to bearer twhen properly indnrsrl'
or TO registered owner thereof, upon presentation AZ
BENZ. W. TINGLEY. Treasurer.
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MINING NORTHUMBERLAND 4 CHALMERS.
Va so broadway, New York. manufacturers of min
ing and smelling machinery. Estimates on mining,
milling and smelling supplies promptly furnished.
THE EXPLORATION SYNDICATE, Mills Building
L Wall and Broad streets. New York, offer Mining
Shares in standard. successful properties operated
aud managed by themselves.
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The LalhfAII LOT tnr PhSt twehtyitour hours included
Tex; sd at Memphis. Tenn. 81 at Augusta. Ga: 80
at Monteomery, Az, lCharleston, S. G.. and savan-
nah. Ga; 80 at Atlanta, Ga; IA at New Orleans,
La and Jacksonville. Fla; 90 at Abilene. Tex. The
signal Service predicted rain for the Carolinas and
Tennessee and fair for the balance Of the cotton belt,
Port exports 3,b3d bales. Quantity in sight for the
week 10. 446 bales. against 1n3. 6ha last week and
~, l82 last year: since Sept. /, 10, l58. 445, against
1894 34l in the same time last season. New Or
leans advanced o to 10 points. but lost part. Futures
here closed steady, with prices unchanged to 8
points higher. Prices az follows:
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Publir Nptires.
THE SUN
Newark, NJ. j., Branch,

ADVERTISERS Way LEAVE ORDERS AT
794 BROAD ST, WHERE TIL SAME CARE
AND ATTENTION WILL BE SHOWN AS AT
MAIN OFFICE. NO EXTRA CHARGES.
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UNION TOBACCO co. OF AMERICA,

H STANDARD TRUST COMPANY Of NEW
YORK Is prepared to receive. under the terms Of an
agreement dated March %. 1899, and lodged with
1t, deposits Of certificates for preferred stock and
voting trust certificates in respect OF common stock
Of the Union Tobacco Company Of America. and to
issue its certificates OF deposit eIchangeable for new
securities when received as provided in said agree
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COMMERC

Total sales. $500 shares.
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Oats were firm on the spot; sales a 600 bush. No.
= IN elevator 33'sc.; do. delivered, ,3A4c.: No. 2
white. 36c.; track and unRraded white, 35S3s1ec.;
track mixed. 82S34qo; No. > white clipped. 3dI4c.
Chicago received " cars. Corn was steady on the
spot. Sales 33B,OOO bush. Tor export here and at
the outports. No. 2 old, size. over May In Chicago;
do. new, 75c. over, Chicago received 1871 cars and
expects 1876 tomorrow. Futures closed &c. lower.
with sales of $4,000 bush. Prices as follows:
Last
Op,ning. H0hes. Lo,c,,t. Clo,ino. Night.
May......3 1895 8p1a 3pSs 3pas 3gJs
July. ......4O 4O& 3gA 3eb 4OH
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Available cash balance.
including gold reserye.S2sl .l]s. 7A2 S2s2. b6s. 1914
Money In London. ? p cent. Rate Of dis
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T0p4 sales Of railway bonds WAr vAluel. 81 .o77.ooO.