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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-06-06
TWO TOWNS TAKEN.
General Hall Does Some Swift Fighting.
Attempt to Trap PIiar.

Manila, June 5.-General Hall
began a vigorous campaign against
the Tagals east of Manila city and
north of Laguna de Bay, under
General Pillar, and the attack con-
tinues with the same vigOr today
The American lines are drawn
across the Morong Peninsula, ex-
tending six miles from the city of
Morong on the east to AntipolO
and Tay Tay on the west. The
peninsula extends south into La
guna Bay. or as it has been some
times called, Pasig lake.
The Americans began to close in
on the enemy this morning and be-
gan the march down the peninsula.
The troops on land will be aided
by gunbOats in the lake.
The original plan was to sur
round the forces of General Pho
del Pillar, so that he must retreat
to the MOrong peninsula, where
capture would have been inevita :
cess, because General Halls col
umn found the country full of
handicaps to marching. There
were several streams to be bridged
or forded, and the troops frequent
ly fioundered through morasses
waist deep in mud, an experience
which, under the terrific sun, ex
hausted the Americans quite be-
yond endurance. Most of General
Pho del Pillars followers are sup
posed to have escaped northward,
probably reaching Bosoboso, a
stronghold in the mountains.
The operations yesterday were
distinguished by heroic marches
and brilliant charges. Hall has
occupied Tay Tay and AntipolO
and there is now a chain of troops
across the peninsula. He captured
Morong, the rebel stronghold, i'll
the peninsula of the same name,
this morning, without incident,
the Tagals having retired from the
place. The Americans camped
and rested during the hottest part
of the day and will resume the
march toward the point of the Pc
niusula this evening. The heat is
terrific. and frequent showers
cause a steamy heat hard to en-
dure. The hospital boats returned
this morning with many prostra-
tions from the heat. The soldiers
are in good spirits in spite of the
excessive heat, and go after the
Tagals in the same manner the
boys about Calumpit did.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-06-06

Mr.. P. Ketcbam of Pike City, Cal, ,
says: During my brothers. late sick
ness from sciatic rheun atism,
Chamberlain's Pain Balm was the
only remedy that gave him any re-
lief" Many others have attested to
the prompt relief from pain which
this liniment affords. For sale by
w. B. Frame and T. N. Coleman,
druggists.
If your stomach is disordered, bow
els irregular, and you don't sleep
well, you need Prickly Ask Bitters.
1t is very effective in removing this
condition. Sold by w. B. Frame.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-06-06

Nothing equal to Prickly Ash Bit
ters for removing that sluggish bill
ious feeling, so common in hot
weather. 1t creates strength, vigor.
appetite and cheerful spirits. Sold
by W. B. Frame.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-06-06
r.. TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 6. 1899.

the coal is due to the fact that in
the Choctaw and Chickasaw ma
tions they have, until recently,
been put to q disadvantage by the
high royalties they were compelled
to pay. This rate was nearly three
times the average rate paid in COM
peting fields. The product of the
states of Alabama and Arkansas,
the chief competitors of the Indian
Territory in the coal markets dur
ing the ten years ending in 1897,
increased 203 per cent and SCI per
cent, respectively, while that of
the Territory, with twice the coal
area, increased less than % per
cent. This disparity of increase
against the output of the territory
is claimed to be due solely to the
depressing effect of the excessive
royalty required to be paid.
The average selling price for
territory coal has shown a steadily
declining tendency since 1898,
when it was $1.79 per ton. In
1896 it had fallen to 81 40 per ton,
and further decline of 6 cents in
1897 brought it down to $1.34,
and Il still further decline to 81. 81
is shown in the figures for 1898,
making a total decline in five years
of 45 cents, or more that % pei
cent.
The use of machines in the ter
ritOry mines show a slight increase
in 1898. One mine operated them
for the first time during the year
The number of machines in use
was increased from 81 to 60, and
the machine-mined tonnage from
263, ,911 to pa, $40.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-06-06
Another Indian Kidnaper guilty +.

Mont Ballard was the third of
the Seminole kidnapers who were
convicted the last two weeks, the
jury finding him guilty after being
out "a hours. The jury asked for
the mercy of the court for the de-
fendant. There are 80 more to be
tried.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-06-06
N0Gh for The Society Coke NQk QDd Don't Forget The DQE

the midnight conference which
was held last night by the presi-
dent, assistant secretary of war
and General Corbin. Itis believed
that important news came from
General Otis at Manila, which has
not yet been made public, was dis
cusSed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-06-06

The secretary has not yet arrived
at anv conclusion as to the course
the department will take in the
settlement of the recent disturb
ances in the coal mines in the
Choctaw and Chickasaw nations.
Agent Wright has been called up
on for a report and as soon as this
is received some plan of action
may be agreed upon. The secre-
tary feels that in the course of a
few weeks the trouble will be set
tied amicable by the parties inter-
ested and it will not be necessary
for the government to interfere in
any way.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-06-06

According to a report just is
sued by the geological survey on
the production of coal in the diff
ferent states and Territories in the
union, the Indian Territory pro-
duced in 1898 1881 ,466 tons of
coal with a total value at the pit S
mouth of 81, 1927, ,63S. This is
5,0S6 tons more than in 1896,
which was the largest in the history
of coal mining in the Territory.
While this is the largest amount
ever produced, yet, as compared
with the other states with which
the territory is obliged to compete,
it amounts practically to decrease.
The states whose products compete
in the common markets with the
Territory coal are Alabama, Ark
ansas and Kansas. Arkansas is
the principal competitor, and the
tonnage of that state in 1898 was
40 per cent larger than that of
1897. In Alabama the amount of
increase was nearly double that of
Arkansas. 1t is only reasonable
to expect that this increased tom
mage should have been shared by
the mines of the Indian Territory.
The operators claim that the cause
of the failure of the mines of the
Territory to produce their share of
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-06-06
TERRITORY LEASES.
OF OIL LEASES MAY
BE INDEFINITELY POSTPONED.
Mining Disturbances Remain Unsettled.
what the IndIsn Territory Coal
Miners Are Doing. and Why
They Are Handicapped.
Special to the Ardmoreite.

Aney are n0ndic9ppe0.
Special to the Ardmoreite.
Washington, D. c., June S.
A delay has occurred in the ap-
proval of the oil leases in the
Cherokee nation which may indie
finitely postpone action. Secre-
tary Hitchcock has directed the re-
turn of applications to the indi-
viduals and corporations submit
ting proposals with instructions
that only applications will be con-
sidered by the department from
individuals who were actually op-
Grating their claims at the time
the Curtis law became operative.
Four proposals were received by
the department for leases covering
from 1.2O0, 900 acres to $1,000
acres. 1t was obviously plain to
the secretary that these lands were
not being operated upon when the
Curtis law went iuto effect. The
applications were therefore return
ed to the parties with instructions
to submit new applications to
Agent Wright at MuskOgee with a
statement accompanying them to
the effect that the lands applied
for were actually being operated
prior to the cancellation of the old
leases. Agent Wright has also
been instructed TO make a careful
investigation into each application
submitted to him and report to the
department thereon.
This means a delay of at least
three weeks and may result in an
other postpOnement until congress
meets. Mr.. R. G. Adams, the re :
preventative of the Delawares in
Washington, has been making
strenuous efforts against the APP
proval of any OF these leases. He
has insisted that the department
had no right to approve any lease
in the Cherokee nation until the
the provision of the Curtis law
providing for the segregation of
l57 900 acres of land to be set
aside for the Delawares, has been
complied with. He has also in
sisted that when this land is segre-
gated and allotted to the Della
wares they have vested rights and
the government cannot legally APP
prove any contracts for oil leases
thereon. The greatest pressure
has been brought to bear upon the
department by promient Republi-
cans in Kansas City, st. Louis and
western cities 10 force the secre-
tary to take immediate action on
these leases. That Secretary
Hitchcock is determined to &C
slow is evident from his recent ac
ton.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-06-06

Aside from the serious inconven-
fence and pain caused by piles, there
is tendency to fistula and to cancer
in the rectal regions. Piles should
not be allowed to run on unchecked.
Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment is an
infallible remedy. Price, 30 cts, q
bottle. tubes 70. cts. City Drug Store,
w. B. Frame.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-06-06

The ARDMoREITE Office has a
good steam engine and boiler for
sale cheap. 3-tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-06-06
TO PTSH TIE FIGHTING.

Washington, D. c.. June o
1t is announced semi-officially that
the president is in favor of in
structing the leaders in the Phil
ippines to proceed with the war.
1t is said that the war will be pros
cuted more vigorously than ever.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-04-06
Mms Der u~m0e9eut.

Serr Sos. @reineoer DON Vt / d
;, melber ilh auf einioe Wo-
den ais Fatisnt I'M ct. G~apbaels
Sospital 81 st. Glouo beiauo, auno
er cine CUR 6crlteluns leiner @eluno.
belt notbpenoise operation sliifli6
beltanb, 10 oaB er in lester ISOLDE 9es
beilt nab Saule e%ntlallen merben tonn
te, iinoet ni6t Worte bes VobeS unb
Der G~mpfeblung 9enuS Iiir Die 9uten
S6ueltern, inter oeren Eeitun9 bas
hospital ltebt, nno beren loroIGlti9er
Filc9c CT bic ral6e 6erIteluns leiner
@elunobeit nd1lt @ott an meiitcn su
peroontcn bat. User in leiHen @eioen
quite SerpIlesunS uno wobltbuenpen
Srcit senieBen mill, Der, 10 logt 0err
@reineoer, unteritelle li6 Der Yfle9e
Der Observation-Disclosures i'm ct. Ha=
pbaels 6ospital, bas Die bette gu.
fudtsltdtte fir einen Srtrantten lit.
-ubrmader s. y. &ottssr por
Sorab brinst feline Nuswubl al Gres=
cent 3meirdoern, an @ermdblun9ss
unb !So9seitsrinsen uno lonltiser
Suwelen unb llbren aller Nrten Der
Yemobnern pom Sorab uno llugeeent
in seiduise Grinneruns.-Sas Dor
ben Mitsliebern pes ct. SOiepb Mdn
neruereins in Sorab am . ltermontae
ueranitaltete Samilienielt bate elmer
iiberaus l6onen Serlauf, 10 baB bic
les Set wobl nod mande leiner Mr
i'm 9efolse baben wiro.-Oie Yen:
lion bes Serrn Sub. Weper pom @i9
mono lit pom IS auf S12 per Wona
erbObt worben.
N Die beiten bargains in loli
ben Sduben Al ben niebri9lten Frei
len i'm Wartte in 81 eo. Srswif'
S4ubltore. Heparatirer prompt uni
biuis belorst. 20. 72l ct. Ser
mainltraRe. ISL
Sas Nortbsrn Facinc .6otel il
Gices wurbe zines Cages in leste
Mo9e ourb ,Seuer erbebli6 beibdoi9t
: Die neue Grsameru, wel6e il
VI a y y M gate, Benton Sountp
erri6tet wiro, lOu, pie es beiBt, al
l. Wtai in Setrieb 9eleet weroen.
Der Is Sabre alte Stepban He
CART bon y fpa y erbielt BET DC
| Nrbeit an elmer nit NferoetroIt Setrie
bene Gage oerarti9e &erlepun9en, oa'
wabribelnli6 elmer 'einer 2lrne am
, putlrt weroen muB.
&%atbarinu, bic Il SABRE ait
So6ter Der in 9 +. @enoel mob
nenoen Samilie yorens Bauer, ltar
Oienlta9 abeno. Die Sseroisun!
iinoet beute in Saut Ndpips ltatt
I Dor einiSen gSoden crit wuroe Ell
&ino Der 10 ldper sepriliten Samili
beeroiSt.
(6ortieeuns uuf Settle s.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-04-06

. @iele ;eisen al, baB lie Gelr
auf Sarmen lebr billig perleiben luenr
man dber Der Sadie auf ben @runo
9ebt, miro man %iinoen, oaB Die Cooper
yano Company BON ct. Glouo Welc
nit weniser llmitdnoen une 81 iolf
bilisen .3insraten perleibt, ,pie Dies
ie in Gentral Winneiota 9eibeben lit.
Sic ;eiSt ME an, woiiir lie ni6t ein=
lteben fam Saber weroen Die Sars
mer ME enttdul1t, wenn tie nit oieler
6lrrnd @eld)dfte tbun. II ct
~" Seiebt Ben McGormid Co
@orratb al Sussies uno laBt Gu6
oeren Freiie ansebeu, bepor Sbr
ionitwo fault. 1t
.- SpesieIe Bargains iir bic
nd6iten sebn Sage, b%esinnenb nit
WontaS Dem 3. april. 5. Frones
iinsfi, Der &leioerbdnoler, II 2t
! .y" Der alte ;uuerldiiise Ruibs
foro @a9en 81 perfauf EN- bel Der Wes
Gormif Grntemalhinen SO. 1t
.4y- en- 9. Selben's Spe;erei.
banolunS fault man Sauaz, Moda=
Saiie, Der pom anoeren gu 40 GtS. bas
Fiuno uertauft wiro, su 25 Cts.
9Sarum fault So Guren :3uder ni6t
beim Seloen, wenn SIR bort Die 9roBs
tie Nuantitdt uno bette Sualitdt fir
Gner @elo betommt. Nnoere Gro
cer,en i'm slei1en G%erbdltniB gut uno
biaig. Srinst biele anSeise nit in
Den Store. II ct
. Srast nad Der Gommerclal
Bouquet Gisarre bon Der y. IS. gSire
6iSarren 60, oann erbaltet ibr bic
bette sets Gi9arre, Die ibr ie 9eraubi
babt. gu pertauien BET allen '6dnc=
Tern 3Ssba
.Y Grtra sebn Gage anoauernber
&ertaui ieoen Artitels i'll unlerem
Store. :. Fronosinoti, Der aleipers
bdnoler. II ct
.g Seine llbreu 81 BEN niebrig
item Freiien beim u obert on. ct
Slouo, Wtinn. Is be
-. ab, bab i6 elnen S6nupfen +,
"a, murum 0ebcn sic benn nidt III
Z. ". @olter 6o4 ct. @ermaiu
SiraBe mo tauien eiu Faur pom ieis
neulpottbili9en NubbcrlOuben? Damn
betommen Sic feline nallen ,SiiBe. Is
- Nrau q: Sino penn SIRE SUM-
gems audi 10 l6limm an S6ubwerf?
,teoen Wonat beinnbe blauhen Die
eln neues Yaar Sdube. Srau 9:
ga, i'd bate benielben Srubel, bis
l6 anssiausen babe, unler SdubSeus
bel ). ". @olter 81 f%auien. SebeS
Faar lit sarantirt, uno leine Freile
limb biuiser bonn ionitpo. Is
- 0olosn Grain Belt 8iere. 3.
&snsisn, Mssnt. 315 - s. ase1as
'u0roli&. 9sba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-04-06
Mtbi0an.

SSpbem s.-unter ben Cru
b~enarbsitern sdbrt ss sewaltis. Sic
benbunoert BON ben leitenben llnions
Sersmertsrn sinsen Samitas nidt
an Die arbsit, ionbern beiudten bic
Wineu in ccrpore, I'm bic Der Union
ni6t %anssborenoen Arbeiter 81 srpin=
gen, ii6 ibrem llm;us uno Der Union
an,uldlieBen. Die @%rubenbelieer
weroen ale Serswerfer, wel4e lib
ni6t Der Union anl4lieBen wollen,
bel6iben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-04-06

oesilue an @eniditarre uor9etommtn.
Die Namilie @arolow insofar Comm
hip bat orei 8iuoer perloren, se "a
milie 9. S6warelunoer Don ebarlton
,pei Siueer. Tiele Grtrunfuh9en
merSen oemeloet.-S Der nOroliben
Ndlite pom Soma lic9t Der S6ltee 10
bod, oaB ilott Sblittcn SeIabren wlro.
2SiScpntfm.
can Glaire.-Nm Gan Glaire
Nluiie in Der Ndbe pom Big Sails u,
Elm mG6ti9eS wager Der 'einlten @ao'
tinsGroe eutoedt poroen, mo 1T aud
bereitS cine Gieleul6uIt nit Somes
Eatrit al Der Spipe Sebiloet woroen
nm ouiielbe ausSubeuten. &dottn ~
cine rein meiGe Vebmart, welhe ;l'
Nerlteuun9 pom Forcellun lno BET De
Decentralization uerluenoet rplro
Stellen lid Die oieSbe;i9libcn ger
m%utbunsen ais ridtis herdus, 10 mir
oiele Staot uno biele @cgeno aus be
@ntoetun0 unberebeubaren Nueel
,ieben, benn Die Wdnner, bic lib DC
Sadie aneenommen baben, iperoel
cine neue Snoultric entpldeln lno aut
bauen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-04-06

Stiumoter. - yeim Sabren
Iter Ben Qate ct. GGoir am lepten
Wontuo Dab baS mirbe sis nab unc
Ysam Nmos SdlittenSeNpunn 'art III
bic Eiefe. Aue Nnltren9unsen, bic
Yieroe III retten, purel er1ol9lp0.
gmoS lelbit FAM nit einem taltsn Sas
be oauol.
Iunin.-Ni6ter &inSSlep per
urtbeilte Sobn y. Nncer'on ,peSen
6iattinmcroeS uno @m. Omen lpe9en
Shdnoens zines iieben Sabre alten
Mdo6enS III lebenSldn9li6sr !Suht
bauSltrGie.
Heowooo allS.-Veete &o'
DE bsrrl6te bier ein ri6ti9er aobleil'
mon0el Der lGmmtlihe %orratb par
auSpertuuit, uno eS waren telne Sob
len aus Den &~oblsnoods BON Hate
superior III erlaugen.
Garper.-Nier lpie III SERBIAN,
Belle Eloine, A&intbrop uno Nelp ulm
weroen in oieiem Sabre SroBe Sldben
9anoes nit Sutcrrilben bepflanSt wer'
ben.
0iumar. - @e9en a5 Mann
ses Is. Ninnelo taz He9imenteS muir
ben bel ibrer Hidtebr in bic Seimatb
berslid empfansen.
g t. W / d l.-S. q. Oietes
ribs @obnbaus brannte nieoer; aid
Ser Stall muroe einsedItcrt; spei
u~ertbuoue Tieroe %uerbrauntsn.
0fprt:O afpta.
Sar9p.-0ie pierte Sabresconz
vention Der Srieoensitorer Yisa &C.
lanste Iontas Absno gum abldluB.
Oiel. Sippe mill $40, 0oO sur Setdm'
pfuMs Der @irtbidaiten in SiSmard,
Wtnoan unS Oitinlon auIbrinsen.
.-SilISinsenieu Oar;
ling pon Der Nortbern Faciiic Sabr
1T jebr III S~ufrieoen, baB bic Wanera
bobrperluhe nabe Ser Staot nit Sr:
isls setront wuroen. 0aS @aner,
bas bereits in elmer Sieie pon 60 Nuf
in seniisenoer Mense Sefunoen miro,
wiro ieBt analpiirt. 22enn Die %or=
a~usicbunsen ni6t tdulhen, miro nit
benz Ban zines SroBen Elmpenbaules
%beaonnen, uuo Die Sepobner Dor
Ianoan tonnen oann 9Saller pon Del
Iobrenleitun9 Ser Subn 9e9en SertnS'
Ser9Itun9 beilebtn.
sarge. Die 0omrtp Sbulll'
perintenoenten oeS +. SerlhtS 81
itritts bielten Oonnerltag bier mt
Dem Staats S6ulluperinteHoenten Ell
ne Sisuns ub uno traIen Sortebrm
seu fur Sommerl6ulen in Mbapeton
0isbon, "a Woure, YRilnore mn
GLENDALE.
Samestow II. Die eountu
eommiIire pom 0osan Gountp babel
ben Staatsanpalt erlubt, eesen Der
,uridtrstenoen SO. g aemeiIter, :.
6oupe, uno ieine Sirsen sur Grlan
suns pon $1,000, Die er Dem 6ountl
nod I9ulois lein lOu, cine 8lase ein:
;uleiten.
Stammen.-Oe bort pobnen
Be 6err Anton Dropping tbeilt I'M
nit, baB iein i'm Staate @albinstcr
%anidliiser Sdwieseruater Set. toen
mes am leBten Oonnerl tag seltorbe.
lei. Der %eritorbene mar 6S SABRE
alt uno binterldBt le6s Gtnper.
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1pipa.

SeS Woin eS.-Na6 DEM Be
ri6t Don Setretdr @reen pom Der
State horticultural Societp in Oes
Woines wiro bic b~iesidbrise Npiel
ernte ni6t weniSer ais 25 FroSent
elmer OurdianittSernte werben, wenl
nibt Die @urSeln Der Sdume eriroren
lino, mas pielia6 beiiirbtet wiro. TN
terlubunSen babsn erSebsn, oaB in
uielen Obltsdrtsn Der Sooen iiber 6
SUB tief sefroren lit. @ie IS nit
ben anoern Obltiorten ausiiebt, bariber
f6nnen nur Vermutbunsen berri9en.
Gpritoien Wiro es bel uns ni6t piel
seben.
gbarlton.-Sn bieiem Gountp
limb innerbalb weniser Gage ie&s 60
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-04-06

lib nit elmer
|rieben. baben
@esser @m-
lite in frii4en,
y rpie au4 IN
18-ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-04-06
ZIb=OafOtu.

Nbtroeen.-Ioie bringen Idr.
utoiieln ge9cnwdrtis so GcntS per Su-
libel, uno Elm weitereS Steigen III
nidt aus9el6loiien. - Der bielige
3meis Der @eleal6ait pom Hotben
Rreus bat bic i4One Summe BON S1l5
Der GompasEie :. mad Wanila ab=
seididt.
Hap b Gitp.. Der Folt=
Tubrmann Barnes, wel6er bic Yoit
laden ;lpiihen Rapio Gitp uno ben
0anos beioroert uno BON Dem maj,
slaubte, oaB tr BEL Dem fur6tbaren
rBliSaro" Dor etlpa orei @o1en I'M
s.tommen lei, lit bieler Gage wieber
in Hapio Gitp einsetronen. Als
Barnes uom Sturm iiberral6t wuroe,
ipannte er feline Eieroe ab uno lieB lie
l%aufen, wdbrsno er lid pom Sturm
Sen Sao 0anoS ;utreiben lieB, 100 er
Sulebt an elmer lteilen alippe anlanste,
binter welher er S6ue luhte uno
Iano. Den Yoltiat sebraudte er ais
aopitiiien uno nit ben Slantets oedtc
er iib 81, 10 oaB er cine ;iemli6 quite
Nddt perbrahte. Sin &nabe NamenS
Heeo nlro aber INNER nod permiBt.
Siour SallS 8. - Wit einem
8apital pom $50, 600 wlroe bier inter
Dem Namen rSiour Sails Susar Beet
Co." cine !3uteriubrit in~tOrporirt.
Ole @riinoer lino Sohn VI. SrunciS
uon Chicago; Waior :. 81. Sailep
pen Yrimsar, "a. 4; Ri6ter 6. 6.
8eitb, Fcrter y. Fet, y. y. Vien,
.. 6. &innep uno @eorSe Sdlolier
pon Siour Sails Wit Dem Sau ser
Sabrit wiro lobolo ais mo9lid beson.
men weroen.
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cf6ee U1. Z. III. JUTTISUT. s~tOrtst.SlOus
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-12-11
MISSION WEEK.

Church of the Ascension Will Hold Ser-
 vices for Eight Days.
 Rev. Ernest Mariett, rector of the Church of the Ascension proposes this week, to hold a mission in the church in order to arouse the members to greater consecration. Services will be held every day this week beginning with yesterday and ending with the evening service Sunday, December IT. The following is the programme as laid out by Rev. MT. Mariet for the week:
 Saturday, December 9-Preliminary ser- vice and address, 8 D. m. Sunday, December 10-Holy eucharist, a. m.; maths and sermon, 10:30 a. m. address to men, 4 p. m. evensong and mission sermon, 7:30 p. m. Every day throughout the week-Holy eucharist, a. m.; maths and ad- dress, 10 a. m,; address to women, p. m.; mission service and sermon, 8 D. m.
 Sunday, December 17-Holy eucharist, a. m.; maths, 10 a. m.; holy com munion and sermon, 10:3O a. m.; ad- dress to men, p. m. evensong and mission sermon. D. m.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-12-11
CANE MADE FROM A MURDER
 ER'S SHOES

Dr. Wood, of Worcester, has been pre- scented with a cane made in the Charles town state prison by an inmate, which is remarkable not only for the beauty of the workmanship, but for the associ- ations that attach to the material out of which it is made. With the excep- tion of the silver handle, a steel rod that gives it strength and stability, and the ferrule at the end, it is composed of leather taken from pair of old shoes worn by Mate Thomas M. Bram, con- victed of the murder of Captain Charles I. Nash of the bankentine Herbert Full Ter. The discs were cut out with a punch and strung on the steel rod so closely and compactly as to form a solid mass.-Boston Transcript.