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The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-01-05

Dock Bridgman's three little boys
went to Catoosa this morning on the
Frisco to visit their grandfather, j.
w. Richardson.
Judge z. 7. Walrond. referee in
bankruptcy is in town today, taking
testimony in the bankruptcy case Of
Price & Gillette, of Tulsa.
Resolved this the End day Of jan
uary, 1929, that we are going to do
business square the year round. Come
see us. East of Katy track. j. W
Martin.
Most of our stores have been in
yoicing this week, as their absence of
advertising .dscloses. What they
have to offer will be made known in
due time.
Miss Belle Butler, sister of Joe But
Ter, left today for Miami. She will
return in week or so and stop over
a few days on her way to Little Rock,
Ark, to school.
JAS Harmon has purchased Ike
Parnell's interest in the Vinita Meat
Store, taking charge this morning
The firm will in the future be known
as Harmon Bros.
The beautiful story of Redemption,
as outlined and illustrated in the
Book of Ruth, at the Presbyterian
church tonight. The young people
especially invited.
Capt. G. II. Taylor reports that his
card in The CHIEFTAIN relative to
real estate and rents is bringing en-
Quiries from the states, and that the
prospect is that business will result.
When the Frisco railroad was pre-
pairing to rebuild it's stock yards some
months ago it would have been an
easy matter to have got them put
outside of town, and withal very de-
sirable thing to have done.
Try the "Sunburst" cigar. at the
Peoples drug store. "a
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-01-05

Tom Ketchum returned last Satur-
day froman extensive Journey through
Old Mexico. Mr. Ketchumwent with
"a delegation Of Delawares to look at
the country and report 70 the Della
wares with the intention OF purchas-
ing land and emigrating II favorable
arrangements can be made. Dick
Adams aud John Bullette were in the
company and all are very much pleas
ed with the country. We have before
us a sample Of what Mr.. Ketchum
brought with him that isyery fine the
grain, being plump and almost white
in color. They went as far as the Gulf
Of California, some 230O miles south
west.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-01-05
Bucklen,s Arnca salp g.

The best salve in the world for cuts
bruises, sores, Ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chill
blains, corns, and all skin eruptions,
and positively cures piles, or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfactions or money refund
ed. Price 25 cents per box. For sale
by A. w. Foreman, druggist. k.yr
Marriage license have been issued
to D. f. Gish and Miss Lulu Reed, of
Zena, /. 7.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-01-05
FraternaI Aid.

The Fraternal Aid will meet next
Wednesday night in the Odd Fellows
hall, for installation, after which re-
freshments will be served. Arrange
ments have been made whereby the
society will meet in /. o. O. f. hall in
the future, instead of in Mr.. Edmis-
tons office, which has proven too
small for the fast growing organiza-
tion.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-01-05

Dock Bridgman's three little boy
went to Catoosa this morning on tht
Frisco to visit their grandfather, j
w. Richardson
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-01-05


Snow in prospect
The leading cigar is the "Sunburst. t."
Bates Burnett returned to White
Oak today.
Miss Graper returned from Hot
springs last night.
Watt Mayes came up from Pryor
Greek this morning.
"Sunburstn cigar is sold by the
Peoples drug store. "a
The infant child of f. S. E. Amos
is sick with catarrhal fever.
Attorney N. A. Gibson is up from
Muskogee on business, today
Mrs. L. B. Jones, Of Adair, was vis-
iting friends ia Vinita today.
The annual meetings Of the national
banks take place next "Wednesday.
Robt. L. Rudisill is doing some cleri-
cal work in Judge Don-Carlos' office.
Photograph car east NJ, K. & Il.
track. Cabinets 81 per dozen till ad
vertised. 1t
L. S. Robinson and FAMILY have
moved to town from the farm four
miles east.
The people are taking advantage of
the exceedingly low rates, at the
Photo car. st
+. NJ Crowell and J. L. Blevins
s came down from Alton this morning
aon busiress.
Mrs. Rosa Neville, of Adair, well
known in Vinita, is very sick with
pneumonia.
All the lawyers are busy preparing
their cases for trial at the approach
ing term Of court.
81 Perkins,. billed for the opera
house last night, failed to materialize,
having cancelled dates.
The Nashville Students will be
here next week-and a good musical
entertainment it is, too.
Some much needed sidewalk work
is being done between the Presby-
terian and Baptist churches.
The ladies' missionary society of the
Presbyterian church meets this after
noon with Mrs e. N. Ratcliff.
j. a. Shipley was in today for the
purpose Of transferring bis paper from
Vinita postofIice to Whiteoak.
The best cigar in Vinita is the
sSunburst. 24jan
Joseph Hunt is confined to the
house with double affliction-rheu-
matism and a felon on the hand.
Miss Fan Hunt is expected home
this evening from Claremore, where
she has been visiting few days.
The way to make Vinita better
place to live is to observe rigidly the
rules Of good citizenship begin at
b0Inss
Allen Michael OF Birmingham, Mo-,
cousin Of L. c. Couch, was In yinita
5esterday he leaves today for okla
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-01-05
Game Plentiful.

A letter from Charley Chesney, at
Sabine Pass, contains fabulous stories
about the abundance of ducks, geese
and brants in the ponds and lakes sur
rounding the place. The letter also
adds that if this game is too small
there are plenty Of alligators in the
streams, little farther back.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-01-05
plant Trees.

| Let's see to it that there are great
many more shade trees set out in vi
nita this year than last. We have
the hogs and horses restrained-by
ordinance-and can add cows as soon
as the sentiment in favor Of SO doing
predominates.
There are Il half dozen places in
town where telephones are wanted
but cannot be supplied, for the want
OF poles, etc.
There were practically no arrests
| for drunkenness or disturbing the
peace during the holidays.
Vinita ought to have much better
looking depot than the Katy owns
here.
August Sag er and John Clark are in
from CowskiE prairie.
When you have an item of news
telephone a.
The telephone line is reported to be
for sale.
The South McAlester Capital
keeps on talking about this being
the last year of the century. Mis-
taken brother; ninety-nine years
don't make century. Next year
will close the century.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-01-05

Miss Abbie Warren returned home
last evening, accompanied by Miss
Willie Trott, who will spend a few
weeks with her. She was also accom-
panied by Mr.. Daugherty, of Webb
City, who came down for that pur-
pose.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-01-05
SAMPLE COPIES

OF The Daily Chieftain
will be distributed quite
freely in the next few
days and as soon as pos
sible the new Circulator
will call at every house in
the city.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-01-05
ToWnsites.

E. B. Frayser went to Muskogee last
night, returning this morning. He
thinks the two commissions are long
ways apart on the laying out Of town
sites. The Dawes commission still
holds out for towns to be extended to
a radius OF three miles at all stations.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-01-05
TO oure . Oold in one Day

Take laxative bromo quinine tab
lets. All druggists refund money il
it fails to cure. 25c. The genuine
uas Z = Q 3aeachtahIet w8may
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-01-05
Probabilities.

Threatening weather tonight and
Friday. In eastern portion threaten
ing weather tonight with snow: pros
pect of rain in eastern portion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-23
scoRE-FIRsr GAME.


The racing season OF 1899 and 1900 In
California, begins this afternoon 90 oak
Land and unless the present difficulties
are patched up there will boz continuous
racing Tor several months Co come, The
truck o. lu first class condition. but "A
majority of the stables nrc a little back
ward at present uH they were not pre-
pared for such an early opening. ao that
the horses that have been racing ou IN,
California circuit viii have an unusual
chance TO win a puruo or two Tor their
owners.
The thoroughbred stallion Tarrola.
winner Of the Melbourne cup and other
classic events IN Australia. has arrived
at San Franclnco ON tho steamer MARI
poau. lie has been imported BY CALI
fprnin stock farm Tor brgedlng purposes,
Turcola " Erandly brod and D. expected
20 prove ~ great o uirc as Sir Modrcd
or Maximum.
Herb" McKoll. known o. N. cham
plun light wclght b-Ngr OF Australia,
poHa, en- route to New York, whofr he
goes 20 seek an engagement In the box.
Ing game.
A. Kingston. y. Y. on Monday night
Ernest Nocber. the champion wrestler.
VIII attempt 90 rlin three falls from
NJ. J. Dwycr. Of Grand Rapids ln one
hour az Graeco-Roman style in this
city. James Mitchell. "a wrestling part
uer Of Rocber and Dwvcr, put up u for
fUlt Of $50 today Tor tho match which
VIII be- FOR 500 ana all tho Eatc ro.
culptR. Dwycr has n school ~ physical
culture here. and wrcrtled Mitchell on
"wednesday night when the latter dis
located his shoulder and lost tho match.
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Cowboys and Beaneaters Capture
One Game Apiece,
CIPHER FOR TEBEAUITEs.
urookiyn Holds st. Louis Down 60
Two Hits Pirates PIsy circle
Around Grants.

chesboro Is Plitsburs'a hard luck
pitcher.
'Duciy" Holmes Is playing nrst
class ball.
ICY" Young is the st. Louis clubs
q. O. 81.
Fuiz has proven valuable subau-
tltutc Tor Baltimore.
Dan Green OF Chicago needs to take
n big brace In batting.
stafford Ia washlngton'a thlrty.afth
player Of the season.
Mercer has already replaced Barry at
Wnshlngion's third base.
Jimmy Ryan Of the Chlcagos was
out Of the game Just two weeks.
DcNtcr's injured ankle VIII keep him
out Tor the balance OF the season.
Tcbcau nays he II now building up
his team with an oyc to next season.
shortstop Corcoran continues 10 play
star fielding game FOR Cincinnati,
subatltuto Madison h NJ In n PITTS
burg hospital with a bad ease Of ma
larla.
MoGraw leads tho league by n big
margln IN base running and In runs
scored.
st. Louis has released Dusty" Mil
ler Donhn taking his place Ia CENTER
Held.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

4 delightful event occurred yesterday
In the reception rendered By the Ladies'
Of the Unity circle to Rev. and Mrs.
Maynard. The event occurred at tho
home Of Mrs. Watson ~ Second East
street. and during the evening the many
friends made by the recipients during
their stay IN Salt Lake. gathered 20 oN-
change greetings and express regrets NJ
tho coming departure OF the honOrcd
guests.
The rooms were prcttliy dccortod. and
music and dainty Refreshments were
fcaturca of the pleasant affair. Mrs.
Watson, MR., Nuran and Mrs. G. l..
Baum assisted IN receiving. and the
Misses Watson, Murphy and Ilayne
presided Ia the dining room.
The Y VI. O. a. hold their regular
weekly entertainment az the nHs0cia-
ton parlou this evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon glcrel who
have been IA san Francisco. returned
yesterday.
Miss Maggie Riley and Mr.. Fred
Richards Of bingham were married on
Wednesday evening nc the home ~ the
bride, Father MorriHsy ~ the Catho-
llc church officiating. Mr.. and Mrs
Richards left on tho evening train Tor
san Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs Il. T, spencer have L..
sued invitations Tor the marriage of
their daughter Maud and Mr. l.. ID.
Llkcr, the event 20 take place on next
Wednesday. at the homo Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. lakcr at Pleasant Green.
George II. nudd and Faith Farnes.
both OF the Nineteenth ward. viii be
married In the Salt Lake Temple on the
eth Inst. Their future home will be In
Forest Dale.
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W. c, n. U. PROGRAM.

meeting Of the executive commit
'ee Of the w. e. n. u. took place yes.
'e'aay afternoon, and dates were dccld.
"a upon for the convention scsslons-
We days being october 9Th 9Th and IN.
on Thursday, the Oh, contest for
o ne Domorest medal viii take place,
Sogy members from the southern part
y" ~, She state being contestants.
n' next days session viii be drvOt
a. 10 reception TO be given under
h tle auspices Of the Young womans
ranch " the union.
me following committees wero
named at yesterdays meeting:
!, ie.ecpuon-Mesdames Agnes Wake
F,llh Lowe and A. II. Mayne.
NJ! Lunohea--MiHs Baker. Mesdamoa Hal
wa W., brown, c. f.. Robinson, oncnbooh
decoration Mesdnmes q. 3. Peyton
qua angler and Slavery.
Ine committee on entertainment II
sc,u pvsed Of Mcadames George r.
sl.oodWn, Richard Wake and Il. H.
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ELECTRIC FLASHES.

Believing that war between Great
Britain and the TranHynnl u Imminent,
most of the Russian newspapers make
no attempt 10 conceal their tymphthy
with the Beers,
The Havana cnrtmcn have agreed 20
return TO work. The mayor, senior Per
fecta I.acorc, has given them Hntlafac-
tory guarantees respecting their future
treatment az the hands OF the police.
Tho general committee OF the work.
INK mons clubs In Havana has issued a
manifesto calling for "a general strike,
The manifesto says that the Cubnna
conquered In the war for liberty and
that the tyranny VI capital over the Ia
Dor ought TO cease, as an ciBhlhour day
VI "a working mans right
a Valparaiso, Chlle, uDpateh says the
nitrate consumed in the world during
August amounted 90 i,Til,119 qulntals,
against 1,6Gitii IN the same month Of
1885. The total con umvd during the
present year up 20 the end % August
was 2ii3L7E qulntais, 22llel6 moro
than during the same period last year,
Replying 20 "a recent article IN In
Dlscuarion. OF Havana, Cuba, ~ Dlarlo
says. "spannrda have "a perfect right
IN cuba. They ore not here because OF
the federation 81 the revolutionary par
~. but by virtue of the treaty OF Paris,
under which tho intervening govern
mcnt has guaranteed the lives ami prop
orty OF the spauiarlE bore"
A special 10 the Sew York Herald
from Washington says. Chinese Will
be allowed 90 land In the Philippine Is
lands temporarily, pending the adoption
Of a definite policy by the government
This was decided ut the last cabinet
meeting nftCr a long discussion, IN
which the Views ~ members o. the
cabinet who Werc present were freely
expressed
x special to the New York Herald
from Washington says; Rear Admiral
Melville, engineer iu chief, has In COM
temptation "a suggestion that the three
new battleshlps be given sufficient pow
or and triple screws 80 that they may
attain a mnNlum speed % 20 knots an
hour Roar Admiral HlchbOrn, chief
constructor. proposes 20 20 Admiral
Melville half q knot better. II Is un-
dorBtood that he has In course OF prep
nrntlnu q plan for % hattlcshlp with
twin screws able 10 make 20ih knots
which win be the fastest ship OF her
Glars nnont
IN Dlario DE In Marina, OF Havana.
says! Hawaii and the Philippines will
soon be ahlu 90 supply tho American
market with sugar, cuba as an indie
pendent government would not be able
10 compete with the sugar Of those Is
lands on nccount u tho preferential
duty. n tho Louisiana and California
bcst growers succeed In having duty
placed on Rll imported sugar, which
duty would naturally be higher on tho
Cuban than the American sugar Islands
Cuba would be forced TO ask annexation
In order TO be placed ON an equal foot
Ing with these States. This win be one
way 10 compel Cuba 10 ask Tor annsxA-
ton"
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ELDERS REUNIONS.


The Elders Of the Georgia conference
win hold II reunion In tho Sixteenth
ward assembly rooms on Friday oven
ing. october 9th, 1893. at 1850. At p. m.
the same day all Elders who have ever
lahorcd In the state Of Georgia are re-
questod 10 meet nj Gs south Fast Tenn
pie street, up stairs, where hcadqunr-
tcrs have been secured and an informu-
ton bureau will be established. The
following excellent program has been
arranged:
Prayer e. ...... Elder VIM. @. Fisher
Slhkluksrs zee sss sss sss sssssssssss
Entire Company Georgia Elders
Opening Address Elder 4, G. MnthcsOn
solo solo -, nan .r,,t Miss Bessie Edmonds
... 49,. Apostle j. w. rfaylor
Quartet-..Aliss Matte Read Miss
Annie owen. Miss Alice Calder.
Mrs Louie Walsh Davis.
"Martytdom OF Joseph standing.
..... 90. .aApuauc lludger Clnwa0n
Solo 90. ,,. &C.. Miss Louie ~, Felt
Remarks ',s.rApos tlg VI, Il, toWloy
SONG 90, ....,.. ..,... Elder A. c. Pypcr
Humorous Recltntlons.... .......,..
... co.. o., Elder Eugene n, LOWS
Remarks .,.. ."presldont licn y. Rich
quartet ....s.s..... t...steorRln Eldors
Remarka ..EN-Prcaident Il. a. kimbnll
Committee on arrangements ana re-
Ccpuon-A, G. Mathoson, W. q, Fisher
Wm. Woolley Fred Nicholson, u. A..
folt.
There will be a reunion OF the South
western states mission IN the Thlr-
tccnth ward meeting house Friday,
October 9Th. 1899, at 1850 y, m, leccp-
ton rooms viii be provided IN the Con-
stltuton building where the Elders may
meet FOR conversation or appointments
during conference. The following are
tho committees who have the matter In
hand.
Executive Committee--John NJ.
Knight Andrew Klmball, Th08 @. Nay
llr. LOrin g. Woolloy H. -, Woodbury.,
4. A. Becsley, VIM, q. Young, Henry
Kirkmun Louis u. iyHrH0n,
Invltution-F D. Woodbury. chair
man. ThoH q, Naylor, Louis r., iyersOn.
NJ. o. Miner VIM r. Harper,
Programme. 4. locHoy, Henry Kirk
man, jed W. Ashton, lQn. Collctt H.
u. Woodbury., Byron II. Alfred.
Finance-Frank Collett chairman;
John N. Knight VIM. q. Young .. l..
Nelson. y. L. Coponlng, JOS j, Rich
nrdson.
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C. A. c. c. Thrown OVER.
Alt Palace Track to be Run Under
n. Z. A. Rules Hereafter.

The g, A. c. c. representatives and
20, salt Palace management are at
GUS Last night Manager shefld tole-
s'aphed a. @. Hutchelder. national cou-
y. " The National Cycling Association.
,aAlhs for sanctions for future race
Nv ti the Salt Palace. II tho sane
1ol h grnnted, Referee Brun win step
,,.h uhd a. =. Senior win probably
KY INTO the billet J. n. sharp viii
$50 DO the local n, g. a. representative.
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sTANplNa or am cLuns.

ToDAY's GAMES.
Baltimore at Philadelphia.
lioHton al New York
Cleveland at Pittaburg
Washington at brooklyn.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Philadelphia, 2. Cincinnati. @: FIRST
game.
Philadelphia. S; Cincinnati. 6: second
game.
Boston. 0; Chicago. 3: first game.
Boston. q. Chicago. z; second game.
Washington. 4. Louisville, II.
New York. 2; Plttaburg. II: first
New York. o. plttburr, d second
game.
brooklyn. 2: st. Louis. 0.
EVEN BREAK.
Philadelphia. Sept 2.-Phliadclphla
and Cincinnati played a doublc-houdcr
today and broke even. The second
game was called at the end OF the
hfth Inning on account Of darkness.
Lauder was hit on the right arm by
a pitched ball In the second gumo and
was compelled To rctlrc. Attendance,
scoRE-FIRsT GAME.
u. II. +.
CINCINNATI 90. -. ,..,. .......G u
Philadelphia 90. &c. ... .......2 1
natteries-ilawlcy and Peitz: Bern
ard and Douglass.
sCoRE-sECoND GAME.
II. II. L.
Iin,elnnnu 80 ''' ''''' 80 '''5 .
ihlladclphih 90. ss,,, zee ssb l
batteries Frlssclle and p,ltE: Orth.
Frazer and Mcfarland
umpireH-Swurtwoud and Hunt.
SENATOR'S SHOWED UNDER.
Washington. sept 2e.-LouisyiIie to-
day took the NTH successive game
from the Senators ON the home grounds.
The Senators played In extremely poor
form. Mugec was wild. ana Wcyhing
took hle place at the beginning % tho
fourth Inning. lie was hit hard. At
SCORE.
II. II. II.
W1 ',,,lli,, - '' - ''''''',4 II
LoulhNlllu''s. .s ''.' 80 .ss,li is
Batteries ngce, weighing ana Pow
crs. Woods ana thinner. umplrcs--
snyder and Dryer.
ST. LOUIS SHUT OUT.
brooklyn. Sept. 22.-The nrst game
between ST. Loula and brooklyn was
called of today owing 20 wet grounds
The second was played In eiEhty-aiN
minutes, both pitchers doing remark
able work considering tho condition
OF the Held. Dunn had far the better
OF H. shutting out the st. Louis men
with only two hits. only one Of tho
visitors reached second base. The
Bcrioa between the two clubs ended 3
to 4 In favor OF Brooklyn, Attendance.
SCORE.
r. IL. Il.
81, Goula..,. zee. ..,. .. 400 3
brooklyn,,,. .'.' see ..,.,',,2
Battcrica-Young and O'Connor:
Dunn aud Farrell. umplrca- Latham
and Connolly.
nosTONS WnITEwAsHED.
boston. sopt. 2s-wrctchcd coaching
and basc-runnlng Loot the nrat glmc
for Boston today, Nichols was hit
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Louis T.. Iycraon, J. c, Lyon, Thos. @.
Nnylnr,
Observation-Disclosures Klmhnll, and all
returned Elders ln salt Lake city
HofrrHhmvnts-John NJ knight,
chairman. i.orlu g, WoouCy Frank Col
lett James y. ilaalum, Jos, coulum,
Inhm i Gnllnnnnr.
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~, A.. ,-,,f,- - I-.-,.----
nntp W s 10y wv" 'ln'i,tH or the game
wii,'e ,.,,l,,,, 80, Of, Dttl.A rNtly n
,,,,S,,. ~,ii,. IL. Wy. ny. 'sN3
second game put thcm In the icad. bnt
Az ~ cigib Wy .pi,oi ,''e nl,,ing
the roruud game Tor Kicking Chance
fell ana injured himself while rntrhinu
n foul ny fi0m Duny'a hat. Donahuc
finishing the game out Darkness cnd-
ni,s Wv AttogGapec c''' .6o Nv ''' ''s"'n IN
scour-rtusr cA,,r,
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H. H. r.
ilgaton. "'''' '''''' - ''''''0 u
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B1ttorleF-Nlchola and BERGEN. Car
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PAINE'S
Celery
Compound

Rev T F. y ay@rp hay lmyfr Myuro system
Pain Clr Compound f few Ia use Ib nIr I n lean sleep
nn yny spd improving NJ beh adj m IS ben Celery Compound is
ped l a il
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sENArons sNowEp uNpEn.

Washington, Sept. 22.-Louisylie to-
day took the NTH successive game
from the Senators ON the home grounds
The Senators played In extremely poor
form. Mugec was Wild. and Wcyhing
took hle place at the beginning o. tho
tendance, 100.
SCORE
The record-union., 1899-04-24

ern the exposition, that there may be
orderly arrangement, the least possible
cost to exhibitors, and the broadest
possible door opened to ALL These
rules may be procured on application
or address to the club headquarters in
the Y. M. C. A. building, San Fran
cisco, where the club has established
exhibition offices.
1t should be borne in mind we are in
formed by this prospectus, and we are
gratified that attention is called to it,
that the exposition is not to be one
for premiums; it is not to be a COM
petitive contest; there are to be no
firsts and seconds; no modification nor
exultation. by reason of awards. In
short this exposition is fol-. all, the hum
blest and most retiring, the highest
skilled and the most pretentious. For
all it will be a common level of oppor-
tunity, the one great purpose being to
stimulate patronage and thus promote
art industry, by showing to the people
What is and what may be done-espec-
Tally by women, to supply rational de-
mands