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The times., 1899-11-10
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS

Met r 5's 1925. ................. l255. I2T
Met r Il Cert Indebtedness A.. lIB Us
McJ X lt Cert Indebtedness b.. IIG lIs
Columbia Il X Us. lgl4........--.- L.
Columbia n II % mort 5's........ III
CITY & Suburban K R.............
Wash Gas Co, ser a. Us. 1902 ~. ll3 ~
Wash Gas Co, ser B, B's, 1901 '2g.. I3 900
{ Elcc Light Deb Imp. lsl7...- ll3. lI6
L = Liec Light. Cert Iudebu ..... ia llG
thcs 81 Pot Tel. ls!s}-lsll. ......... 1913 -
Chcs & Pot Tel, CON 5's...........- IU1s los .
Ana ceC'y q Trust -. IeO5......-. IUJ ..
IS ash Market 60 lsJ Us, 1892 1911.
s. 90 retired daGuuully......-... ia
Wash Market Co, Imp 5's, 1912 y IA .
Wash Market Co, ext SIS 1917 ia -
Masonic Hail ASS n IS q 1905. see. lUg .
Amer GaphOpHOue Deb BIS. 100
AIacOstla S Potomac j's. .--..... l02 lOl
The times., 1899-11-10
Money to Loan
nroF and upwards made
1 03US 0T AI3gI on FURNITUR
PIANOS. HORSES.

Wagons. etc, at lowest rates and on the day
YOU apply " are loamus on the Building
Loan Association plan, which makes the cost OF
carving loans much less than you pay else
where and allows you To pay il off la any sized
notes you desire. running from one to twelve
months You only pay for the use uf money for
the length Of time YOU carry it, If You nave
loan with some other company we viii pay it
off and advance you more money IL desired. Rates
cheerfully given and 40 cost 10 you unless loan
is made. Loans made anywhere in The District
Can and get rates Front room, first door. Sci
entifc American Building
National Mortgage Loan CO.
625 Street y. Va
no6-u
MONEY TO LOAN on APPROVED COLLAT
FRBL-No delay. CHARLES A. BAKER
Rooms 40 and "A, Metzerctt Building, lllO s.
iel2-tf
The times., 1899-11-10

FOR SALE-Tvr mems h.gh-grsde wheels. 50
o 81. ne HH>5t- EN-
FOR SALE so, Rambler special, 2I-ineh frame,
used tW1 months, patent brake, lamp, Cycll-
meter and tools ~ st. Sc nos-fr, em
The times., 1899-11-10
THIS PAPER IS PRINTED

With Ink furnished by JAENECKE 6Ros & FIR,
SCHNEEMANN. New York City. my24 ii, EN-
The times., 1899-11-10
yew York stock Market.

Corrected daily by ". B. Hibbs & Co,
members Of the New York Exchange.
The times., 1899-11-10

Pacific Mail tumbled with the remainder
OF the market. and gave its friends an
other disappointment Much had been ex-
pected by many from the squirt on Wednes-
day. The evidences Of renewed interest in
the stock however, are gratifying. It
seems to be considered very nearly certain
now that the subsidy bill viii be passed
and that at some time during the coming
session Pacific Mail will sell at a very much
higher price even if II does not go to a
permanently higher level at that time.
The times., 1899-11-10
NATIONAL BANK sToCK
sAFE DEPOSIT AND TRusT /
INSURANCE STOCKS

National safe DEPOSIT & Trust l32 1876
Wash Loan * Trust.............. l67 40
Amer Security N TUust........... 1876 200
u
The times., 1899-11-10
FOR sALE-BICYCLEs.

OARD 10 HI|1|IE RIDER" B-7H- "r1--T-lT y
cycle ma-.llis-. -no- Uilacu- l- cyper.sJ we
viii remodel laur old wheel and make 80 apur4r
up-to-daye iar q few dollars our charges for
cutting down frames, 500 euamcl.Uz, factory
work. -. clean bearings. 55c-- yuIgal-ZuE. 4ac-5
puuCtureS, l5c- We make cups. cones. 4Ales.
sU-ocbcts. and sus.ll. parts, DO s'i the v.rs our
selves and tI.y guarantee it. saddles pedals.
chains and Tires az wholesale and RETAIL t-e-
our prices aa everything about bicycles LABO-
FISH. Bicycle N-oliui=t, az 9th ST. uw.
uu>-@t.em
The times., 1899-11-10
TAILOR-MADE SUITS TO 0RDER.

Special this week SO First-class material.
JACOBY,
nog-3t 1927 18th ST. y W
The times., 1899-11-10

Manhattan also tumbIed again nearly all
day, reaching l05 IS al one time. The re
Coyery in the last hour left it still a heavy
net loss for the session. The very evident
fright among small holders OF the stock
over the annual statement was taken ad-
vantage Of by the bears to raid it savagely
II seems probable that under the circum-
stances unless there is good support from
the insiders, il viii go of further before
it has much recovery.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-16
GulfaniSdbe 2lusbriidDc

lino srpbartia, aber 9autausihldge
nebmen Dem 2eben allen Gei5. guf=
lens Mruiea Salbe turirt 0ielelben, TO-
mie aud alte uno flieberoe gBunoen
uno 6ieberauslbld9e, Ulcers, geulen,
Telpns, 9iihnerausen, MarSen, Sbnit=
te, Yreno= uno griibmunOen. geiprun=
gene 0dnOs uno TroItbeulen. Sie
bette 0silung fir 9dmorrboioen, Die es
sibt. Yertreibt pein uno 56mersen.
Sour 25 Gents per Sta6tel. 6eiluns
garantirt. 8ertauft in Der Npotbete
bon s. 8. Mtiler q Sobn. 2
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-16
Hu8Inrn.

Sie Sambure Mlnerlfa 2inie miro
fiir Die Gabrt BON Soutbampton nadJ
SEEM Sort uno fir Die Yeforoerung in
|. &aiiitte biufort nur $50 foroern.
sSie aus 9amburg semeloet tpirb,
1T bort eine 6rou Gunef, melhe Die
rGn9elmaderei" proieilioneu betreibt,
geldn9lih ein9eso0en mOroen. gei Der
in ibrem 9aule Dorgenommenen 9aus=
iu6nng luuroen ni6t meniser als fiinf=
| gig 2ei6en BON tleiuen Giuoern aufge=
funoen.
IS berlautet, baB Die Grupp's aboe=
(ebnt babeu, Der Siirtei mebr Sancnen
;u liefern, ebe Die friiberen Senouneen
beSablt lino. Ser Sultan 1T iiber=
roi6t, na6 ben Gaiier gSilGelm erpie=
ienen geidllisteiten, in iol6er Weiie
tebanoelt gu merosn.
Sn @rdfrotb, Greis Solingen in Der
GbeinprOpin5, bat Der bon oort flii6tia
9eworoene &olprrteur Gobert G0ttgen
COR isiner 6ludt feline 6rau uno leine
ei9ene Sodter eriboileu. Siab Dem
WDrosr miro gefobnoet.
Sn Mannbeim iino bic beioen
| 5leiib= Smporteure S6mib uno Sedel=
bauier auf Die Nntluse bin perbaftet
woroen, tri6inenbalti9es Sdmeine=
Heilb in na6NemaDten amerifanilben
Srginiafperpafungen pertauft 3u' ba=
ben. Ser 6all 9ebt auf mebrere Dor Sab
rem ltatt9ebabte dbnli6e 6dlle 5uriif.
Tie 2eide Der 6iirItin Sismarf miro
BON Yay5in na6 5rieoridsrube 9ebrabt
peroen. 9lm l. slprll miro lie nit Der
Seide oes 6iirfen 5usleib in Dem Mau=
loleum beigeiebt meroen.
Sic 9iobri6t beitdtist lid, boB Die
| grplplion su Soulon oas Wert hpn
9eribm0rern mar. Mtau olaubt, baB
Die Nnardilteu oabinter iteften.
Cine srDBe 6ellenmaNe bat li6 am
Sonnerlta5 iiber Dem SorIe Gucuerla
bel gllbacetp, IN Der ipanii6en ProOins
9lei6en 9tamens. losgelDlt, oisle Slu=
Ter seritDrt uno eli Yerionen setOotet.
Giels onoere lino gum She'll i6mer per=
leBt morben.
Sci Srelt lit eine frons0iiIGe Ger9nil=
9un9s=Ya6t um9elhIagell. nobel cine
QnSabt perlonen. Oarunter 5 SffBlere
Der 9lrmee, INNS 2ebsu tamen.
Sie ruIil1e Gtaierung bat fir Den
llnterri6t in ben Gbulen Dem pierten
gsbot biysufiiAen lallen vuno DEN re=
9ierenoen Serri6er uno feline geamten
gu abten uno ibnen 5u seborben."
gluf Dem Shwarsen Meeer baben
fur9tbare Stiirme sa5lreibe Tabrseu9e
seritDrt.
Sn gbunedou, Gorea, lino BEL ei=
mem Sturme, besleitet ppn elmer mdd=
tigen Slutbpelle 1000 Menlben er.
truuten. Die 8ubt lit nit @rofs be-
ltrellt.
Su Der Nibe bon Gataia, am Ga=
taia=Tlulie in 9feu=Seelano, rannten
am Sonntas stpei GrelrlionsSiise eeger
einanoer. Stint perionen tanen babe
iums 2eben uno pier5ig anbere erlltter
nebr ooer tpeniser i6were 8erlebun=
gen.
| Yoitna6ridten bon Sien Sim, China
lia9e,t, oaB 200 Perlonen our9 ba!
sis braden, mo- auberbalb oes peFli:
diem SboreS Der gingebornen=5taot
Eliine sulammen flieBen. 106 oapon er
tranten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-16

: Mbonnirt auf ben Beobadter.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-16

Mdrspeter nit ieinen ranben Minoen
uno bdufisem Webiel 1T beionoers fiir
lolde 2eute aefdbrlib, Delhe ben oorber=
gebenoen Wlnter bon ga @rippe befaaen
muyoen. IS lit bon Der duBeriteE Wi1=
tiatelt, eine gewiiie Qebenstraft gu unter=
ltiben llno aufreht gu erbalten um ben
4nsriffen Der syabres5eit luioeriteben 5u
fOnnen. Gorni's 9llpentrduter Ylutbele=
Der 1T, mie ibon Der Same anoeutet, ein
etdrtunasmittel. lpeldaes pobltbdtia
auf oas gan5e 6piteln tuirft uno ale
Dr9ane gu 3bdtieteit frdEtiAt unD an=
ipornt. Gorri's Mlpeiltrduter Blutbe=
leber 1T ieood niht in Npothetep 3u
linbell, ionoern tp,rb MIR burd 2otal=
Mgenten ooer oirett ourt Gr. y. Gabr-
rlep, Gbica9o, sSa.. bertauit.
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Wereitc Na1riOte,t.

Die f"rbige 8ep6lferun0 BON Gin=
cinnati lit entriiltet ob DER Yebanolung,
luelhe ben Soloaten oes abten Sm=
e=ytesiments auf Der Gurdfabrt in
9}alboille. Sem, su She'll luuroe.
Sic laaen, Die Soloaten hatten ae!6la=
fen, uno obne je9llde prppocation lei
Die polisei Naihpiles in Die Maoeons
ein9eorunaeil uno babe in Der er9iebig=
lten g9eii ie bon ibren &niippeln @e=
brauh geno6t. - Mabrlheinlid wiro
cine llnteriubung ben Sa6uerbolt in
anoerem 2iAte oarltellen.
Sci Gidmono, Gp.. lit 9r. Sames
6urlep, Elm 9lrst, ouf ben Seroadt,
lein por einlaen Sa9eu pcrltorbenes
jun9es Weib persittet 81 baben, perhaf=
tet moroen.
Gborles 66ffner, Elm Npotbeter bon
Ginsman, Srumbul Gp.. o., befannte
| Iib I'M G5eribte bes 9eicblpiorioeu Ser=
tauies BON SiquOr lbuloia. ermartete
ein miloes llrtDeil, op9 crbielt er $50
Strofe uno Soften uno 25 Sage str=
beits1aus IN Canton.
llnIere Sruppen haben ont Mtpnto0
Die Staot Yalia, olili6 bon Wtanila,
an9esriffen uno genomnlen. Die 6ili=
pinos leiiteten eine St:lnoe lang Wioer,
tano, tpvrDen aber oann gum Niif;u9e
gespungen. SIR Gerlult tuar 80 Soo=
te uno l6 Geiungene. Se6s Wtonn
puroen auf Geiten oer 9lmeritaner per=
lpunbet.
Nm Gienlt riitte General M1ea=
tons golonne iiber ben Yo1iN bor biz
gum uier Der Hoeune De Gop. Die
Gebelen erlitten groBe Terluite uno
sogen lih cilig suriif. Sic @erbin=
oungslinie sluild,n ben Gebellen Don'
Noroen uno pom Siiocl1 oer Snle II!
ljebt abgeldnitten,
9fo6 ben lesteu 9eribten bat Gene-
raj g9beaton Die Nilipinos ppllltdnoiq
in Die 6lu6t gelhlogeu. Ser 8erlu1
oerielben miro muf 1000 Mann gsihabt.
ndbreuo Der WerluIt Der Nmeritauei
unbeoeuteno mar. Sie 9lmerifane,
motten $50 8efongene. @ie peroer
| jebt iofort aeaen @guinaloos Saupt,
quarter porrifen.
Sm oeutlben Geihstoge tpuroe biz
6eelesporlage nit 2O9 9egen al Stlm=
men abgelebnt.
9as ShmeiSer SOrf N5aroa i'm
Ebpue 3Dal lit wtontag Na9t eln Gaut
Der Tlammen 9emorOen.
Ypn Sbanpbai tomnlt Die Nodri6t,
oaB Gn9lang Die Wtlao Sao sSniell1
Yort 9lltnur 9e9eniiber uno norolld
uun Sen9 Gbau Ju in oer StraEe
uDu Ye= Gbi 81 seleDeu, fOrtgenom=
men babe.
Sn Bolton tpuroe eine Sallbmiln5er.
bauoe uDu 5 Yerlollen uerbaltet. so.
Duupt Der yanos lit Elm @rle1e, Dit
WteDrsabl Der ilbrlsen llno sStallener,
Gnolib bat Nugult u. yeder, De,
Wurltmad;r in GDicago, Der iib iei
pier 9SD1en untcr Der 2utla9e III 9aft
bsllnOet, leine Jrau ermoroet 81 baDen.
an GienlIay QbenD eln umfallenoes Ge
ltanOniB aDseleAt. st laste, oaB e.
Ieine Jrau ermOrOet, in Stllde gelhnit
ten uuO Die legteren III einem Afen Der
brannt babe.
Cine Spe5ialoepelfe BON Maoril
neloet. premler Siloela babe liN in Ell
nem sSnterplelD bafiir erflart, oal
Jrantrel0 erlu6t peroen 1ollte, slpiibel
ben Yer. Staaten uno Spanien 81 per
mittelu, Damit Spanien oirette unter
banolunoen betrens Der lpanilden @e
1uu9enen nit Den Jiliplnos fiibrel
tonue.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-16
3,uet 3eitnngen iiir eittett
NreiS.

Gon bieier Wo6e al miro alien lln=
fern Nbonnenten Die Nfer= ,nb @arten=
bau=3eituns, Die bette lanotpirtbl6aft=
li6e 3eitllng in ben Ser. Staate1,
tofenfrei als prdmie suaeianot. 10 oaB
allo Oieielbeu stpei 3eitunsen fit BEN
preiS bon eii1em 8latte befommen.
Oaourd erbalten unIere 2eler mebr
uno billiseren 2eieltoif. als ibneu fiir
oen ndmliden preis anoersmo seboten
miro uno lit ablolut fein @runo mebr
porbanoen, auspdrtigen 8ldttern bpr
Der @ountp 3eituna ben @orsug su ee=
ben, am alertueni9iten nod iolden, Die
|auBerbalb oem Gtaate aebruft merben
uno lelten cine Noti3 iiber unlern Staat,
pielleiht niemals etlpas bon unIerem
GountD bringen.
Sept 1T 3eit auf ben 9eobadter"
3u abonniren.
yfatiirlid mirb in 3utunft Der 2alen-
Der ais prdmie sl unierem glatte in
98egfaQ tommen.
49, ------------e 0er------- 4
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giSmarfs eijcrnc Werpctt.

tparen bas Reiultat elmer eiiernen @e=
lunobeit. llnbeuaiamer gSille uno
raltloie gnersie finoet man ni6t, ipenn
Maaer. 2eber. ylieren uno Ginselpeibe
niht in Grbnuns liao. Wotlt ibr oieie
@iaenltalten uno ben Grfoly. ben iie
bringen, 9ebraudt Gr. Sings neue Sc
benspillen. Gieielben enttpifeln ale
Grdfte bes @eiItes uub RDrpers. Nur
Is Gents IN Der Mpotbete bon s. s.
Wli(ler & 6Dbn. 2
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-16

5prnaoo, Der nit fur6tbarem &egen=
9ul1e perbunoen mar, 100 6duier De=
moiirt uno einen Gbaoen BON $50, 600
angeridtet. Rein einaiser Sdorniteil
i'm aanaen Srt blieb lteben. gerluite
an Menl6enleben lino nibt su persei1-
nen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-16

Wer oas Slid bat, fiibrt Die
8raut BERN.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-16

Was Dn beute tbun tannf, ipare
ni4t auf mor9en.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-06-22
A DRURY REUNION.
Former Pupils Have Social fleeting
at Claremore.

Miss Josephine Fayant went to
Claremore today to join Miss Daniels,
Mrs. Stretchs guest, who went down
yesterday. Miss Daniels is lady prin-
cipal of Drury college, at Springfield,
and they are going to have a sort OF
college reunion there with the pupils,
which include Misses Callie and Matte
Eaton, Miss Pink Mcclellan and Mrs.
Nell Ross, formerly McCloud. Miss
Fayant is coming back to Vinita in a
few days and will not go home to
Lebanon for a week.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-06-22

We have some mems
and boys clothing we
are selling at actual
cost. See them.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-06-22
Welded UNDER DIFFICULTIES.
Groom Arrested on Charge of High
way Robbery.

Frank Golden and Mrs. Phoe be
Miller, both of Talala, came in
last evening to consult Clerk y. Z.
Anderson with regards to matrl-
mony. The preliminaries had
been arranged and Golden was IN
the act of affixing his signature
to the documents when Capt.
White and Deputy Webb walked
into the clerks office and placed
the gentleman under arrest on a
charge of highway robbery. At
first neither of the contracting
parties were visibly affected. The
bride quietly suggested a postpone
ment till the clouds cleared away,
but upon learning that her brother
was also a party to the crime
forcibly relieving a horseman OF his
saddle-she consented to proceed,
evidently thinking it no worse to
have highwayman husband than
brother. Mayor J. R. Sheehan
made the couple one-and then
began the tempest of her soul.
Tears flowed in abundance-per-
haps in the hope ofarousing suffici-
ent sympathy to secure the release
of her husband. This, however,
failed, and the bride of few min
utes tainted. With all the GAL
lantry of Sir Walter, Clerk An
derson came to the rescue with a
cup of clear cold water which was
very effective in restoring her to
consciousness.
Golden was placed in jail and
the bride conducted to the Farm
er's Home hotel, there to await
developments-announcing her
intention of starting home this
morning to secure bail for the hus-
band.
,A.... ...stt, ,.1antv ~ oroea
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-06-22
See Brownipg's fine screen doors.

See Browniug's fine screen doors.
Ed Hornback is running a hosting
engine at Galena.
A new Moline wagon for sale at Sl5
less than cost. The first to apply will
get it.
James Thompson is haying his resi-
dence painted today. Dave Miller is
doing the work for him.
Mr. Raymonds park, which has un-
dergone many Improvements of late,
will be opened to the public Sunday.
Congressman NJ. E. Benton, of
Neosho, spent portion of today in
this city, enroute home from Musko-
gee to Neosho.
VIM. Mccain left today for Anthony,
Kansas, where he goes to run thresh-
er engine for the season-the same
place he occupied last year.
Fofsale, a lot 15O by 300 feet with
I room house, good barn, moke house
and other buildings, and good fenced
garden, a bargain for some one
wanting property in Vinita.i IIice
sizo0, cash.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-06-22
An Old Resident Back.

Mrs. Lizzie BELL arrived today
from Chicago. Seventeen years ago
the lady kept the San Francisco hotel
in this city. She remembered many
~ the residents Of the city Of those
days. enquiring first of all for Dr.
Foreman. That DR.. Frazee was sJlll
on earth seemed miraculous TO her
and almost beyond relief.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-06-22
A Novel Idea.

The yinita base ball club are hav-
ing blue shirts made for the team.
The merchants and business concerns
of the town are represented in the
different uniforms Charles White
day the only fullblood in the team'
win wear The Chleftain's coiors.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-06-22
MRS. BAGBY'S RECEPTION.
Friends and Neighbors Enjoy Pleas
ant Afternoon.

This afternoon the home of Mrs.
DR.. Bagby is a scene Of loveliness
and JOY, Responding to her cor
dial invitations something like an
hundred acquaintances and friends
have presented themselves
to pay their respects and have
been received in spirit OF
cordiality that has at once
relieved the occasion Of any of the
characteristics of formal recep-
ton. 1t has been gathering OF
friends with one of their number
and they have been received and
welcomed as they would be in this
household any day in the year.
But the lack of stiffness" APP
parent is not TO be taken as an IN
dication that no preparation lor
the occasion has been made by
the guests. OF course, this is not
in the sense that we paint up the
house when our kiniolks come out
from the city on visit-but IN
the costumes observed there are
evidences of considerable "spruc-
ing up" The dressmakers, too,
have been reported as overhowing
with work for the past two weeks
and not all of them have been
working on next fall's cloaks.
The home, under the tasty and
dexterous hands of the host and
few of her more intimate friends
has been divested of it's very-day
appearance of utility and stability
and bears more resemblance to
mammoth indoor flower garden
the home OF natures songsters,
and of the butterflies. Palms,
ferns, foliage and Towering plants
are everywhere and in profusion,
pink and green predominating.
At the door the guests we're ad-
mitted by Mabel Bagby and Eva
Halsell, and with little delay were
shown to table where Maud Mil
ler and Mamie Fortner were serv-
ing lemonade. In receiving and
welcoming the guests and caring
for their comfort and pleasure the
hostess was assisted by Mrs. John
w. Miller, Mrs. w. E. Halsell, +,
Mrs. W. w. Miller, Mrs. II. A.
Paul, Mrs. J. B. Turner, Mrs. M.
E. Milford, Misses Mata and Allie
Williams. With this array of
support it is not difficult to believe
that every attention calculated 10
promote the happiness of the
guests was bestowed.
From the parlors the guests, as
they cared to do so, passed into
the dining room where salads,
Saratoga fakes, cake and sherbet
were served. AS they left the
dining room the guests took their
departure, the universal verdict
being from a reception unmarked
by a single unpleasant incident.
Among those honored with in
vitations in addition to those who
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-06-22
Lost His Eye.

Joe Madison, Of Big Cabin, was
driving nail into a hard board ihIs
morning when the nail flew out ana
struck him in the eye, bursting the
eyeball. lie came to town ana hao
the wound dressed by the physicians.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-06-22

Good pasture with plenty Of grass,
water and shade, adjoining town.
Terms, sl.Oo a month, in advance
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-06-22
Probabilities.

Showers in the east and fair tomor-
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1899-06-17
CHINESE PRAYER.
Earnest SuppltcatfOn Was Inspired 4
by the First Sight Of
Bicycle.

A Baptist missionary once sent home
an account of prayer offered by Wang
Cheng Sui on the occasion of the visit
Of two Americans who were on a tour
around the world on bicycles. After the
bicyclists had ridden to the mission sta
ton Wang prayed:
1--WE thank Thee, our Heavenly Fa-
ther. that our eyes have this day seen
the real pattern of the 'self-going cart
of the ancients. What a mysterious wis
dom is Thine! How willingly Thou art
to impart knowledge to men! But our
sins hinder Thy revelations! How stu
pid have we become through serving
Satan SO long! Many years have we
lived, and yet to-day for the first time
have we seen this marvel of Thy skill,
which has enabled Thy servants in the
west to understand. Forgive our sins.
Restore us to Thy favor. Communicate
to us. also, Thy mysteries, and let us
share in the wonderful inventions by
which Thou dost make Thy name glo-
rious amongst those who serve Thee.
Let us be intrusted with Thy secrets,
and possess the power of the ancients:
SO will all our countrymen come to
know that we have found the right
path and are servants of the true God" :"
The missionary thinks it very likely
that such prayer will provoke n smile,
but he bids us believe that Wang was
i'm red-hot earnest, and that he simply
felt that he had witnessed miracle
and was giving God the glory.-N. Y.
World
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1899-06-17
PERSONAL AND LITERARY.

kipling has produced So publications
since he began writing is years ago.
The parliamentary reporters are up in
arms against the length of Sir Henry
Campbell l-Bannerman's name.
Jeremiah Curtin, who translated
''Quo Vadis," is said tc have made about
$25,C00 as the result of his work.
Freifraulein Uirike Won Levetzow
Goethe's last love-" whom he celc-
brated in his "Marienbader Elegie," still
lives at the age of D5.
Charles NJ. Schwab. president of the
Carnegie Steel Company, entered the
service of that concern in 1850 as a stake
driver in the engineer corps.
Melba, the prima donna, is an excel.
lent whistler and is reported MS saying
that she always whistles the music Of a
new part before trying to singit.
A Boston reporter has made a trip
from the door of his Office to the Brook
lyn bridge. travelling nearly all the way
on trolley lines. 1t took him 40 hours.
including two nights sleep and oil other
stops, and cost in car fare $3.50.
1t is said that Secretary Long recent
1y held that an officer who could not
spell 'halcyon" correctly was not fit tc
command men, 1t has been pointed out
that according to this ruling Nelson
and Napoleon should never have been
given positions of responsibility.
Addison G.. Foster, the new United
States senator from Washington, is
self-made man. Although millionaire
he began life without a dollar. He in
vested his earnings in land, and at
tributes his success to the fact that &c
always bought and sold at the right
time
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1899-06-17
A Remarkable Incident.

In Georgia town, not a thousand
miles from Atlanta, the following true
incident occurred:
4 fairly well-to-do farmer was ar
ranging for running his years account
with his merchant, who was also a
banker. When he came to the article
of -four, the farmer asked the mer-
chant, (which was the best brand he
had; which do you use in your fam
ily?"
The merchant replied, II do not use
any of them"
"What!" said the farmer. ''do you
not eat biscuit at your house?'
"Yes," replied the merchant. 'but !
have never taken a sack out of this
store. ! grow my own wheat and have
my -four ground at the neighboring
MILL"
The astonished farmer was set to
thinking. He had an object lesson that
he could understand
He was buying flour on time from
a merchant who was growing his own
-four.
Farmer. when you read this, think.
Dixie Farmer.