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HOUSTON BANK cLEARlNes
NEW YORK EXCHANGE.
EAAn.. AanAnr.

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m Cargfil 4 Richardson OF Houston say OF
" ton; This was dull day In cotton,
~. I'D considerable easiness shown in all
enatkets. The Houston estimate. sent
~ about the close. caused some realizing,
- 1t tho New Orleans estimate as COM
ratiyely light as we were heavy, had
---uewhal OF counter effect A little
..fsskness is being shown in gpots prob
''''ily due 10 the desire to sell by few fol-
wers ~ Price, but only scattered lets
onfred and without more general
lont lspositiop II will be difficult TO break fu-
rFeres. which ere so much below the value
kl's spots Our most trusted New York cor
/. I, spondents constantly advise us that they
tro lieye In cotton.
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Tbe Nov York warehouse stock is $4,000
ies, including $1,000 certificated, There
: been no change for month. A year
d the stock was 10000; two years ago.
COOS three years ago, 1000, and at this
"a Ii 1895. the year OF the s,75S,0o0 crop,
was III. 900.
The weekly statement for thirty-one
sdipg Interior towns shows:
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Less i.is.


New York. January 6.--The Commercial Ao-
vertiser's London financial cabegram saya,
There was a heavy renewal today OF Pottln
liquidation accompanied by political iumors
in connection with the seizure OF Gei n n
movement Of troops IN Afghanistan. Ameri-
cans suffered most but other continental cen
tiers sold specialtiea The London mark,
was dead, simply following foreign sales 70
depresB prices
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APpLEs.-rsnry -ynporatcd, 6o.ib boxes
E; i-lh cartons sisc; choices evsporsted 81
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New york Dry Goods.

New York January 6.--New prices we're
made today on American prints Indigo blues
advanced to Sc. black and whites and srsys
to 4isc. Ginghams steady and shirlngs TO
lKc These prices 30 into effect with the
iobbing trade January 20. In other respects
the market 10 without change. The general
demand has again been of different dimen-
sions for all kinds of cotton goods, without
material change IN pricee Print cloths are
dull, but prizes are steady for regulars and
odds Mems wear wooens are 10 good de-
msnd and strong, Cotton yarns are quiet.
but firm Woeen and worsted yarns are
firm, with fair demand.
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Special 10 The Post.l

yer York. January s.-s. Mum. Son G
> say Of cotton:
! vosed STEADY, at net decline OF 3 to 5
'iQts. Disappointing Liverpool advcss. de-
d e3Fion at the stock exchange. fear OF Eu-
Y pfHn complcations resulting from the seiz-
y of German steamers by England, pre-
c<ioue 10 increased receipts next week and
itfefp9A Wall street and local selling
,Jlfed We decline. Towards the close there
= Eomr new buying.
> Tho tsSerpool stock loses about Is, 600 bales
= E<xi3tiSn cotton Tor tine week. Egyptian
.n<fJS Te being urged 10 plant 30 per cent
~ 81 .tclton Some bulls claim that thcre
( \ te5! rieney ~ rainfall al he south: had
&Aa IL Is claimed. cut down receipts
M 44@ Production in some parts OF New
'N1f&u6 IL Ia stated. may be curtaile6 bT
= H&feT Much Of the cotton held at W.
N&<e@ towns Is said TO DO scld or Is held
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SUGAR.

New Orleans, January e.--sugar--ouiet;
open kettle, shd4 i-l6; open kettle centrt.
fugal 3fsaiM; centrifugal plantation granu
lated. 9-I6, white. s&di&; yellows, 3%n4ls.
seconds 2Tsf5 1-I6 Molasses-Quiet. open
kettle, 3Tq40. centrifugal sda6.
New York, January s,--sugbr--Rnw Arm;
fair refining. 3 t3tis centrifugal, PIG test, AZ
Molasses sugar, 3e-16. Refined steady mould
A. $40; standard A. as; confeetioners A.
AS cut loaf. 5.3b crushed. S.sS; powdered,
$685. formulated 495: cubes $40.
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ouinine, ao1l7o per ounce, in bottie;

Quinine, f0It2o per ounce, In bottle: NOR.
phine, 81 10 per ounce cocaine. sse a. per
ounce: boraS. SIC per pound in 100. pound
packages; oopperas, $40 per pound IN bar
rais. castor oil, s. 90 per gallon In 5gRllon
packages epson salts, 81 80 pcr hundred In
barrels; alcohol, 81, GO per gallon sulphur.
81 6s per hundred in barrels alum. 2hc per
pound in barrels, saltpetre. &c per pound In
barrels. camrhor. 5sGi6oc: wood alcohol. sii5
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Actual Average weight.

New Orleans. January s.--seeretary Hes
ters statement Of the actual average weight
of 4,791.5i9 bales OF the cotton crop, EN-
nracing port receipts ana overland for four
months ending at the closing OF December is
$40 1900. against 51S LILO pounds per bale
asst year. decrease of S2-i00 The detailed
averages are; Texas 527 lS-1o0. Louisiana
b1i 63-l00; Alabama sos; Georgia 492 S5- 100;
South Carolina 4s7 75-Io1; North Carolina
5n5 Si-10o; Virginia 4eS Tennessee etc, in
cluding Memphis, st. Louis and overland.
sos 41-le0.
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago January g. Butter market urn
creamery 9sh9a daily i7Gs5. Cheese nrm
i2n1e% Eggs nrm fresh 70
New YORK. Ianusfy 6. Eggs- Receipts Ss6s
packages. weak; wsstsrn. 3s4G. loss on
Western ungrsded at mark tHT2S.
81. Louis, January 6.--EtgA steady Al l1lt
Kansas City. January s.-Eggs hrm fresh
Missouri and Kansas stocks hrsts IL Dozen,
cases returned; storsgs ioGl2.
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ST. Louis, January 6. Cattle-Receipts 200,
Including 200 Texans; market steady: native
shipping and export steers 5 0OdG so; dressed
beef and butcher steers 4.0on5. SO: steers nm.
der. 1909 pounds, s25i4 %; stockers aud
Feeders 2.son4.s5: cows and hefers 2.00aD5 90;
and indian steers 3.6o6I4 SO; cows and heIf
ers 2 i5n3.IS. Hogs Receipts $500; market
5Hloe lower; pigs and lights 1 30l4 40; pack
CTS i.3Sa4, 40; butchers 4.45d4 .52ts. sheep
REGENTS 100: market steady; native muttons
I'll 5gS % lambs 5.5Ode.1o; cults and bucks
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weekly Bank Statement.
Now York Money.

New York, January 6-Money on call easter
at per cent prime mercantile pap-r $ rer
business in bankers' bills, at 4s7ts for fe-
mand and i.S3d4 s3i4 for sixty days Posted
rates, fs34G4.ss and 4ssia Commercial
bills 4sI1sdAs2. silver certificates. sslsa
boia Bar silver 80. Mexican doiiars iIlk.
Government and State bonds ire gulRr rail-
road easier.
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specie Import. and Erpor,.

New York January 6.--Tle imports ot
specie this week we're sa.762 sold and $40, $50
silver.
Exports OF gold and silver from this mort
TO AL countries for this week aggregate $500.
~ silver bars and coin, and 81, 6s7,yss roid,
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New York Cotton.

New York. January 6.The cotton market
opened steady with prices unchanged to 4
pointa lower, and socn broke badly undep
heavy liquidation OF January holdings, wheh
III turn undermined long stun in the later
positions. Before the downwHrd movement
was checked the loss reached to points,
Whereas seine short selling was done on the
decline the rank and file of the tear faction
took advantage Of the lower prices 10 cover
up over the sunday adjournment. There was
no indication of manipulation or the early
trading. The English cables were dsappoint-
ing, the official adyices reporting lower prices
in Liverpool. while private advices stated
mat the Investment public was nervous, ow-
ing to the state OF affairs in South Africa.
selling orders from abroad helped to depress
sentiment here, Data from the South re-
rccted no change IN conditions there; the
crop movement was tardy aud the new views
or holders extremely stin IN spite of the
speculative market. Futures closed steady.
with prices .. to points lower
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CHICAGO.

Chicago, January 6.-Cattle- With a gain
OF $500 in weeks receipts prices average
higher; good TO choice $500. 60; poor 10 good
4.6Va5.eo; mixed stockers S.0odS.7 40: selected
feeders +,20q4 e0 good to choice cows .6oa
AGO. heifers S.50d4 90; Gamers ?. 2573. 90;
bulls S.6oai 95; calves 40oa7 90: beeves 8 so
az, 49, Hogs-steady; shade higher top
I. 25l4 So, good to choice heavy 4 4odIi. 59is;
rough heavy 1905 35 light 20l54 42ik: bulk
Of sales 4.3lhG4. As. Sheep ana lambs steady,
good clearances; native wethers 41G5 .05: .
lambs 4.50@6 ,25; Western wethers 25d4. IS;
Western lambs 550G6.25. Recelpts-CattIe
1000; hogs 5000; sheep 1000.
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Denton. Texas. January s.--J r Ball =
prominent merchant. fell into cist<rn
today and was seriously injured. n III
diticn to internal irSuries. hie WRIT eo6
ankle we're fractured. \
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London. January e,--consois for money.
es 1915 for the account, 9s 1915, Bar s.',sr
firm. 21isd per ounce. Money. 6 per ren,
Rate OF discount in the open market for ,hort
bills, AZ, for three months, iMdfN per cert.
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APPLES New York stock. "a. 25 Virginia
stock. 10000 %; fancy oregon. in boxes,
81 90.
BAr1ANAs--Fsncy stock. per bunch. packed
81. S0q2.06,
cKANBERRIEs--crat t2.75; barrels 800
COCOANUTS--Per sack. 81 SOFAS 90.
GRAPEH--Almeria, Sc 506Ds 90 per barrel.
LEMONS-Fsncy Messna 1905. So 50G4 90.
ORANGES--Ca lffornla budded, S2.75q5 w.
choice nayels. 81. 25a3. SOL fancy. 1915.
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Column Number Of bales shipped Sep
TENDER ]. 1893, 10 January ], 1900.
Column Number Of bales shipped Sep
TENDER !. 1898, TO January /. 1899
Column 3-Number Of bales held in yards
January /. 1000.
Column 4--Nrmber bales In country tribu-
tary. unmarketed January !. 1900.
Figures at functions include cotton shipped
via this line only,
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by srinners: the stock Of 1900 bales at
Atlanta, for irstnnce. ss half OF II sold cot
ton. Liverpool PEOPLE say that cotton is In
a strong position With stocks in store and
nfoa. for Liverpool 100000 loss than a
year aro and With one or two good british
victories in South Africa prices would ad.
vance With 10000 bales less brought into
sight thus far than In the sa.na period OF
1885 and with very strong statistical
uosiiion At Liverpool bulls here are conf
dent that sooner or later prices will again
take an onward turn
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Galveston--spots closed quiet; prices 1-tsc
down
Low ordinary ..6s Mlddling ....7ss
Ordinary. .......6a Good middlipg7ss
Good ordinary".Sss Middlng fair..7M
Low middling. Is Sales .,..,.... -.
New York--Spots closed dull; prices un-
changed
Coco ordinary. .6ss Good middlings
Low middling. IA Middling fairs Ills
Middling. .......7 1i-is Sales .u,....., -.
New orleans--Spots closed easier; prices un-
changed
Low ordinary...5 s-16 MiddIing ......T TIC
Ordinary. 3-16 Good middling IN
Good ord.pary...e l1-ls Middling fair. 2 1919
Low niddling..7 1-16 Sales ,.......,.S5oo
Liverpool--Spot business was quiet; prices
l16d down; sales 1000 bales, Of which 600
were American.
Ordinary. Mddllng ..4 10 80
Good ordlnary,..i Lis Good middllng.i 10 20
Lew mddling. "a Mddling fair. "a 2l-s2
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fspeclal 70 The Post !

New York. January s,-s. Mum, Son 4 Co
say of stocks:
The market opened lower on the decline In
London, where the market was affected by 20
liticai news and also foreign selling. Pa
cihcs were particularly weak here. Germany
sold heavily in London, but towards tnr
close things here looked more cheerful as
surplus reserves increased s5bg, $50 Notable
strength was shown by New York Central ara
Big Four Federal Steel viii again declare
dividend on the common next Tuesday aud an
extra. 1t is said. will be paid few days later.
Europe, Chicago and Boston sold the acu1e
list here and the speculation Is less brisk thau
recently. Nevertheless there 8 buying Of
very good character IN all recession
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FINANCIAL BRIEFS

New York, January e.--The imports ~ dry
York for the week we're valued AT tt12fs ,ti3.
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len. $40; wauke-

wIRE-oalysnized Glidden. $40; wauxe-
gan, $.&.
NAILs-Hi0 base Advances for common
over base. I'd. roc; "a. i5c; I'd and Sd. zoe: Sd
zoe; So Zoe. i0d and i6d. &c. Quotations are
for less than car lots.
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New Orleans. January CIV. H. Bachelor
& Co. Ltd, say OF cotton:
Manipulation AID hearish news generally
continue to produce an easier feeling in the
cotton market. although the bniish weekly
statistical position remains unchanged and
should have brought about better range Of
values However. as the market has tailed
to respond fully to bearish influences, that
side feels very anxious, realizing that sta
tistical facts. both at home aud abroad, con-
tinue obstinate as ever. The SPOT mar
keis throughout the South remain nrm, with
holders not disturbed by sensational features
coming from such source Besides supplies
are not readily ottanahle rho EAST week has
shown ready disposition on the part Of
foreign markets TO repienish their stocks on
all easy periods, as demonstrated by the largo
sales of late. Prices In our local market
show little fuctnation, closing finally at
about opening prices, which was due largely
to the publication OF report from Liverpool
that the Egyptian stocks show heavy de-
crease, which acted as an offset for the prom
issd fresr movement estimated tor New Or"
leans and Houston on Monday next
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3 points higher: sales $4,000 bags. including
Jartnry al $40; May s.50d6.e0; July $50
August 6 65I6 20; September 6.I5fs.s0, Spot
coffee strong; No. Rio. 75si jobbing, No I.
Z 5-i6 mild Arm
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Houston Daily Statement.


Houston's gross receipts OF cotton by the
various railroads entering the city were ss
follows: Bales
Houston and Texas Central ............. 9aS
international and Great Northern .,.... 1853
Galveston, Harrisburg and San Antonio. 81
Texas and New Orleans ............. "A
Houston East and West Texas ......... SOS
Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe ..... s4S
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass .... $50
Missouri, Kansas and Texas .........1 1853
Total ESQ
Houston Spot Quotations.
Spots closed dull; prices unchanged. sales
127 bales.
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HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICES.
Current Quotations on Round Lots OF
Staple Commodities,
HEAVY STAPLES.

These quotations are revised daily and their
correctness can be relied upon. Tho prices arc
those ruling In Houston wholesale markets.
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Eryptinn Stock.

Liverpool January ga recount Of the
stock Of the Egyptian cotton here shows
decrease of Is, sSs bales.
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The following are the closing quotations
for cotton on the spot today at the ieadlnx
markets., together with the closing OF middlng
Yesterday. with today's aalee:
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The following are the closing price, OF

. tH5 IvIlVHIlE AFN VIZ VIO5IhE pffceh OF
bonds al New York.
uriied States Is. registered ........ 1924
United states IS. registered .....,. 10gh
lnifeo states IS, coupon .,......... llO2.
United States new As, registered.... 1871
United States new Is. coupon. ...... 13sL
United states old IS. registered..... li4is
United states old Is. coupon. ...... iIfis
United states IS. registered. 1854
United States S.. coupon. ........... 1897
District Of Columbia 3.6je .......... iIs
Atebison general 4s ..,...........s. aeis
Atchiscn adinstmtnt Is ...,.s....... Pa
penyer and Rio Gran1e nrsis So. i03fz
Denver aud Rio Grsnde sg......-.. eTs
Fort worth and Denver City frsts fsS
G.. ", and 8 A. ~ .....s.......... in-
G.. H and s. A. IDS a............ Ins
iious. and Tex. Cen s........... Ie9A.
". and r G. consol S. .......s...,s. fiiX
X G., r. and g, frsts ........... -
Missouri. Kansas nd TexsB seconds 65fs
missouri Kansas and Texas ts.... ssA
Reading general ~ ....-.-,..-..s.... "a
Rie crands Western frstzi.......... s5
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BEANS California stock. Navy si.1sise
Bayou SAc; English dried Sc; pnks Sac
Lima tashc: black eyes &c, Texas black eyes
3dtc
BuTTER-- Blue star ESQ., dairy iedsoo, Red
star 2ici Elgin, creamery, sqMS30e oleomar'
earine dairy bricks, lsc; Lincoln solids, isc.
nrln,s itci Special Blue star ise,
Red Glover, Crystal Gem and coun.
try Rolls, ise; special dairy, lie; fancy
dairy. lsci Daisy. isci Glover Leaf. iTltSe
Texas country butter l0GlAc; Texas bricks,
l5qa0c
cARBAGD--crates, $3.50; home grown. 1880
pee pound
ciEEsE-New York full cream. 1i5iso;
Badger state. l.isc; Wisconsin full cream
tolls 15e. Wisconsin fun cream daisies i5c
EGGS--Texes per dozen. iifi6c; Kansas,
i1mlSc.
ONIONS Per III, &c.
PEPPER Chile i40iac per ibi black sinxs
pore l3ieu.
rAfoEs---colcradc sogissc.
poCLTRY-Hcns s2.fS3s %, cocks large
old. si75@e,2a; roastcrs 81 60no SIS, fryore,
s2.s519,6o broIlers, saooas.sS. Turkeys
Hens, sSoods,0O; gobhlers. sS.0Ofi2.0O pei
dozen. according 10 size and quality; young
turkeys, si.o00t6.0o. Ducks, large s.. SOFAS rs.
Geese, 81 so3f5.5o. full fcathered. Guineas.
tl.S0n9.sa.
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sTATEMENT or COTTON.
Movement and stock on the Guif
Air Line.

Air Line.
General Freight Agent W r. Taylor a
the Houston East aud Wost Texas railway
has issued an interesting statement regarding
the cotton crop. IL shows the following;
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LIME pull. 100 psr earr.l. soop.rsa.

$3.50. f%sNN set p@t toi% NeotufNe.
MoLAssrs-- Reboiled. fslr isA0isc: prsms
saslc. choiee f6Hiec fancy new crop syrup
Ssnssc; pure rew crop syrup. 45c,
Mlfk-~Gold Mcdsl. $500, Magnolia. $50.
Erpie 81 100. Empire, si%
piCkLES- Five gallo, kegs. N.7s, to-gsl.
kegs. $500: h-bnis. 400, sints. American
style sdfeoo quarts, American style si.ss. VI
gal. - oNd2.2s. Legal American style 81. IL
az %, Legal Hexaeon S. 90.
RICE Extra fancy head eGfskc, choice sff
SIC, fair tisGSc. fancy imported sMffsMc,
RoPE-sisai basis s-Ie. ioNc; Manila. Lee
Gotten rope ioc
sALT-Livcrpool. coarse ssueoc: me ssca
ss.ios, s2.ss: so-5s. se.so: ioo-ss ESQ: 7o-ts.
81 IS
SALT FIsH--MsckcreJ. No. 1 In 10Th Rits.
81 coal 10; half bbis $780, tubs IS ,oods,5 50.
sARnfNES--A American quarters ss.s5I4 ~,
mustard sil0nt2S: imported Gillette grade.
quarters Si5c. fancy sprats. quarters, Sc 80.
srARcH,-standsrd goods; Pearl, in .4o-lb
boxes. ss.uSfsc; Royal Gloss, bulk, S&dSisc,
Nickel leo packages. per box sam; corn
starch 6isc per 10, 20 and a0-lb boxes
SUGAR Quotations are for small lot,
Special prices are glven on carload orders,
standard grsnulated assG5is cubes and pow.
dered S&e. Louisiana yellow c,ATihed. fancy
5is6hSc, choice sdSA; Arhuckles. s-lt
aud S.lb packages, bNN6c.
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A Life and Death Fight.

Mr.. w. A. Hines, Of Manchester. La
writing Of his almost miraculous es-
cape from death, says: Exposure af-
tdr measles induced serious lung
trouble which ended in consumption.
| had frequent hemorrhages and
coughed night and day. All my doc
tors said ] must soon die. Then / be-
gan to use DR.. Kings new discovery
for consumption which completely
cured me. | would not be without it
even ifit cost S. bottle. Hundreds
have used it on my recommendation
and all say it never fails to cure
chroat chest and lung troubles" Reg
ular size soc and 81. Triai bottles free
at A. w. Foreman's and the Peoples
drug store. DIV
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How to Secure 4 Room.

The Chieftain has made arrange
ments with the committee on arrange
ments for the democratic national
convention at Kansas City by which
good Accommodations at fair rates can
be secured by any one in this section
who desires to attenk the convention.
If you desire rooms write to A. ID. X.
Hamilton, chairman board Of informal
tion, Kansas City, stating where you
saw this notice. 81
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SPECIEL LOW RATE
Excursions Via the Choctaw
Railroad.

General Assembly of the Presbyterian
church in the United States, Atlanta, Ga.
Tickets on sale May 18th and 10th at one
fare plus two dollars for the round trip.
Tickets limited for return passage until
May 2oth.
General Assembly Of the Cumberland
Presbyterian church, Chattanooga, Tenn.
Tickets on sale May 18th and roth at one
fare plus two dollars for the round trip.
Tickets limited for return passage until
May 10th.
National Baptist anniversary, Detroit,
Mich. Tickets on sale May aIst aud
72nd at one fare plus two dollars fer the
round trip. Tickets limited until May
goth for return passage.
Annual meeting German Baptists
(Dunkards) North Manchester, Indiana
Tickets on sale May asth and aeth at one
fare plus two dollars for the round trip.
Tickets limited until June 10th for return
passage with privilege OF extending until
July Ist If desired.
Annual meeting Of the United confed-
crate Veterans reunion. Louisville, Ky.
Tickets viii be sold on May z7th, 7Sth
and 79th al an exceedingly low rate for
the round trip. Tickets viii be limited
until June 10th for return passage, with
privilege Of extending until June z5th II
desired.
General Assembly Of the Presbyterian
church IN the United States, St. Louis,
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Arrow Items About the Cherokee
Capital.


il. w. c. Shelton, president OF the
Board Of Education, left for the
Orphan Asylum this morning.
Chief II. M. Burlington was an en-
thuslastIc champion of the Male
Seminary club In their game with the
Kendalls at Muskogee Friday, IL is
said.
S. r.. Walkingstick left this morn
ing for Muskogee where he goes TO
accept u position with the Dawes
commission as clerk during the Chero-
kee enrolment.
The vestlgatlng committee az
delvlng into the archleyes Of the aud
itors Office, but no one knows what
their labors will develop until the
committee finishes the work
The brick work on i. NJ. Landrum's
residence was completed yesterday
and the carpenters are now rushing
the woodwork of the structure. Mack
will soon have a modern and conven-
lent cottage as an abiding place.
David w. Yancey, formerly United
States commissioner for Tahlequah, is
spending a few weeks in the city
pending the investigation Of the aud
itor,s office, he being stenographer
for special agent zevely. Mr.. Yancey
expects to visit Colorado soon to re-
cuperate his health.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-05-12
tie Fooled the Surgeons.

All doctors told Renick Hamilton,
Of West jefferson, o., after Suffering
IS months with rectal tistula, he
would die unless costly operation
was performed; but he cured himself
with five boxes Of Bucklen's arnica
salve, the surest pile cure on earth
and the best salve in the world. Only
25c box. Sold by A. w. Foreman
and Peoples drug store. DIV