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FOREIGN.

There Is likely 10 be. m increase %
Great Brltsn's already large taxes be-
cause Of war expenditures.
At session OF the spansh-An,cricau
congress violent speech WAS make
against the Paris treaty.
Twenty-four bodies, victims OF the
wreckins OF the steamboat Monticello.
have been recovered.
1t is estimated that Great Britain win
have TO borrow between E95,OO0,OOo aud
G5O.OOO0,00
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MANnAMus GRANTED.

Lexington. KY, November 13.--Circuit
Judge Parker granted a mandamus in the
contested election cases, and officers OF
eleven precincts viii he required to APP
pear in the county clerks office tomoy-
row to open the boxes and deliver the
returns to the clerk. The election com
mssioners meet Thursday for further
cauyasslng of the vote. The returns were
locked UP in boxes through mistake OF
the officers.
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noERs WILL TREK AGAIN.
Fifteen Thousand III 60 10 German
southwest Africa.

HeFIin November l3.-Tlc government
has officially informed the colonial coun
ell that 1t will gladly grant permission
TO 10000 Transvaal Beers to trek through
the kaarsi desert territory in German
Southwes; Africa.
Arrangements, therefore, are now be-
ms made to welcome the vanquished
beers as new and valuable element ior
the colony
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MANr INDEMNIFY.
british Gable Compauy Put in G,ln inns
Against Government

Washington, November lS The pres-
dent wiz submit to congress at the An
preaching session the claims for indemnI
hqatiop OF the British cable uorporarion
which Suffered as a result OF the Aneri,
can oseunatisn OF the Philippines. Inc
Eastern Extension company claims TIA,
~ nas franchise from the Spanish gov
er1ment obtained before The war, grant
ing II a monopoly or cable npsiness
throughout the Philippines and ma, tbis
monopoly has been invaded by The Upites
States government.
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DR.. 4. Miles.

Greenville, Texas. November l3.-From
Merit comes news OF the death Of DR.. A.
Miles, who passed away yesterday morning
at the extreme old age Of "a. pereasod h,d
lived in Hum county for about tbirty years
coming here from Cass county, Where he Was
duite as well known and hlgnly respected
as here where everybody knew him but 40
praise his sterling good charal ter as a man
and citizen and do reverence 10 bts 6daltt,,
TO me democratic parry with which he had
aitllated since 1873, when he east his Ara
vote tor Andrew Jackson. His great love of
country was manifest in his undiminished
interest IN the success of tne party, as was
evidenced on recent visit TO this civ whan
ne stated to friend that he lrayed nightly
maj he sht live TO vote again tor Bryan.
TINS prayer was granted, for on Tuesday,
NoYeMoer o. ne went early t. the DO Is at
,ns The FIRST ballot, straight democratic
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nerorl. bod Emrrcrs. nrnlh

rekip November H. sunday. via,
Shanghai. November ls.- Reports of the
death Of the dowager empress are persist
ent. though there Is no official conarma-
tion Of them, Communication with the
court being very irregular There is a
growing belief. however, that she viii
never return TO Pekiu
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SPORT.

A series Of football games is being ny
ranged between the Agricultural and
and thc kansas city medical college
teams
Corbett has issued deli to JeIiries.
Terry McGovern got tho decision in
slx-mund bout with Kid Broad It was
hard fought battle.
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THE CARLoTTA DIAMONDS.
McNicnns Think They Were Not Fart
OF the Crown Jewels.

OF the Crown Jewels.
Mexico City, November l3.-Tho report
of the arrest in New York Of Preza and
Marcuchy charged with having SNUG
other jewels belonging to Emperor Maxi
milian's crcwn and to Empress Carlotta,
excited much gossip here. 1t is not be-
lieved that the jewels were part of the
regalia OF the former sovereign of Mexi-
co, and old imperialists consider it quite
impossible that such valuable damcn
could have ever fallen into the hands OF
private parties
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Twcnty-four Bodies Recovcroo

Yarmouth, ~ S, November 13.-Up to
6 o'clock this evening twenty-four bodies
Of the Monticello disaster had been recov-
cred and identified. The bodies Of twelve
other persons are still missing. As some
of them went down with the Monticello
In deep water their remains may never
be found. Captain Harding is one of the
rurnhar
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al mcnInecs lnnr I'm.

Shanghai. November 1S.-lt L. assere-
"a here thar the empress dowager has
appo.nted Sir Robert Har director or the
lmneF.ai maritime customs 10 arrange tho
irisemniry questions Win the powers
80 imperial e1ict ayFoints HI Huns
cnarz 90 replace General wIung In as
gsneFsilssiulo Of the northern army.
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HAILRO DADS.

Tic Southern Pacific will soon retire
the last of the old sleepers, adding moro
new ones.
The Southern Pacific directors have APP
proved the purchase OF a majority OF the
stock OF the Pacific Mali Steamship COM
ran. for The Southern Pacific.
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will not be harder 10 secure the pun
dshment OF eleven officials than for three
whose names were originally Indicated
By the state department. Therefore it is
not difficult. TO see how America could
Justify in her own eyes a refusal 10 join
e-ith the other powers in such measures
neadfui 10 secure the result"
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CHINA.

Secretary Hay y much irritated over
the determination Of the Pekin ministers
TO punish influential Cinnamon.
Tie stability Of the concert OF the pow
ors Is again agitating London papers.
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ThIrteen persons kilIen.

Berlin, November l3.-Thirteen persons
were killed and nineteen others injured
seriously in a fire damp explosion in the
Pluto coal mines at Wiosa. near Brux.
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MARRIAGES.

DUNCAN McLEAN.--W axahachle. Texas
November o. David Duncan and Mrs. n. c.
here today. ma
HAlNEs- RYiIBR. Paris. rexos Novembe,
u II. llalnes and Miss Daisy Ryker.
H'lhs seven miles east OF Grant, |. T., were
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COMMERCIAL.

Wheat closed &c to sac corn lac TO sc,
oats lsc TO nc and provisions 121ac 10
22lsc lower
The stock market closed with prices
on tho down grade.
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To l,nrchnsc Lnnh fnr noer..

London, November 10. Holland has ex-
pressed a willingness, says the Berlin COR
respondent of the Daily Express, to puy-
chase, on behalf OF air. Kruger, for the
exiled Beers, a portion OF German South
west Africa.
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whites Cream yermiiuse Which sosa
unhealthy tissue upon ioS,r. healts
thrive; il brings, and qui, worms can q
e e9Ist Price, CO IS cents For 's Greet
Kiesling. druggist 0O1 ->
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

at Honolulu on November 3. The Scor-
plon has arrived at Cape Hayden the
Monongahela at Hampton Roads, the Po-
tomac az Norfolk. the Albany al Siuga
pore. and the Atlanta al ST. Thomas The
latter is On her way south to join Adj
miral Schley's squadron
The Glacier has sailed FROM Sidney for
Briebana
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Movement. OF war ye,,ei,.

Washington, November l3.-A bent pic
ton rod caused the return OF The monitor
Monterey e Hong Kong soon after she
started for Canton. The damage is slight
according 70 reports 10 he navy depart
ment.,
The Golfers Nero aud iroquois arrived
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stors me Cough

Laxative fromo-Q uinirs Tablets cure A
cold ~ one DAY. No cure. No pay. Price
p cents
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Fort Worth. Texas, November - Ina
news was received here this afternoon by
Justice of the Peace r. r. Milan OF tho
death OF his father, Benjamin Rush Milan
AZ Gienrose az O'CLOCK o. m The deceased
was hepneW Of Colonel Beulamiu Rush
M ahl' VINO iell the Alamo He wss horn
Va EoW'e eoln y, Texas, GA tho AS,h day Of
ftoruarV. 1855, his Ia her Jefferson Milaml
naN.hs actively participated IN The war for
IeXas inoepenatn-e Nov Nc to Parker coun-
" a Tow years before its organization the
useessea continued hi5 residence tnere until
10y ,o SIa ,iLleen years ago when he removed
10 Glenrose where he has extensively en-.
sAged IN banking and mercantile pursuits
AZ; Milan was member OF Hoods hrl-
kaue IN the Confederate army He at all
INES during his long career refused to hold
pupl'C oihce, deVotng his attention 70 his
private Interests The deceased leaves fam
ny OF six children among whom is Iudge
Heeert Fain Milan OF this city, who viii
10y ,'a' LOT Neatnertord tomorrow, Wnere the
ln'erment takes place
IooPER .-Hilsboro Texas November II
Mrs. ~ Cooper died last night AZ her
Berry Austin Texas. Novem Der ls.-fs
Ira,-,. aSeu 81 years and a pioneer Of
LAWS county died today at nis home seven
miles from town
JEN Ms Austin, Texas November ~
mia' ~ a. Jenkins. aged 81 died today M
ne, nome on Eas, Third street She was tie
wife OF r. A. Jenkins "'s '''
- LLOYD Santa Anna. Texas. November I,
,s ne community was saocked mis- morning to
,sarn o. the sudden death OF a Young man
NAH Lloyd, who was in town sstSrday n p,S"
an ma mother mother q the young man Is heartbroEen
"ho IN dangerous condition
cav TX -Bonham Texas. November a
10y tsplly received the inteIlieenee tod5,
in@s h9MaFa Sawyer, ST., died last night. IN
upper woodstock, New Brunswlck wbcre ba
m . neen visiting for several weeks Tho
rsn, giil arrive here sunday for inter.
m NJ, ny. Sawyer had been a resldent Of
'bS Guy ior a number OF years "
,sr Nlf FlhAN '--Dallas Texas. November II
mgr, g,ls IN aged 20 years died Sunday
p ~ 4, $40 Harwood stree lie mad resideS
,an ySiias seven years ana leaves a wife and
The body ~ ,Dallas; Texas, November H.
,.ss,a Ivy OF ms. W !. Church was shin,,oa
cfh ureS r 10 Galveston 'or burial. s Nrs
meyed b e nsn % that city until she 70.
M noNALL Paris Texas, Noy,naer -
MIS- 4 { puyall died at oe eI III 81
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MISS IRENE welknown dramatic readar
letter from her residence 20 w 10th Street. York v he ic
oune ay mas MADE an envape name for herself the ~
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-07-16
No Right to Ugliness.

The woman who is lovely In face,
form and temper will alwas have
friends, but one who be attractive
must keep her health. Ii she has
constipation or kidney trouble, her
impure blood will cause pimples,
blotchcs, skin eruptions and a wretch
ed complexion. Electric bitters is
the best medicine in the world to reg
ulate the stomach, liver and kidneys
and 10 purify the blood. 1t gives
strong nerves, bright eyes, smooth,
skin, rich complexion. it
will make coed looking, charming
woman of sun-down invalid. Only
sec at A. w. Foreman and Peoples
Drug Store. DIV
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-07-16
BOY WHIPPED THE EAGLE.
Eagle Knocked the Boy Down Twice
Before twas Killed.

Just beyond Browns ferry be-
tween this town and Coweta the
road debouches off to the left in
going out from the river and
through the timber. Thursday,
James and Grover Parker, aged ~
and seven respectively, left the
ferry boat and started for their
home half mile away. They had
gone but little way when huge
bald eagle darted down upon the
younger boy, striking him with.
it's beak and talons. The stroke
knocked the boy down. The sur
prise was SO great chat Johnnie,
the elder boy could do nothing at
first He looked up and the eagle
was poised ready to swoop down
ruth its terrific force again. al
fJw feet away from him Jimmie
saw a wagon spoke and made a.
rush for it but the eagle struck
him and knocked him down.
But there was an Antaeus in this
pigmy; for him to touch the earth
was duly to rise again. He got to
his feet and just as he did SO the
bird came at him a second time.
He struck it but only slightly
injured it. Again it came, but
this time was the last, for the boy
with well directed blow laid the
proud bird Of freedom In the dust.
Yesterday Mr.. Robert Hearne
purchased the dead eagle and will
have a taxidermist stuff it for him.
-Muskogee Times.
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THE FRISCO OPENS.
A Country Of Fertile Sell
What it Means.

On July 10Th the new railroad
known as the Texas extension of
the Frisco was opened up as f I
south as sDkmulgee, the capital Of
the Creek nation. On that date a
regular train service was inaugu-
rated, consisting Of one train daily
each way.
This road taps section G coun-
try that cannot be surpassed in all
of the southwest for agricultural
purposes. Best Of all, it is yet to
be developed. There are but few
farms, comparatively speaking, in
the rich valleys between this and
Okmulgee, but these few turn off
products finer in quality and
greater in quantity than most any
other section of the Indian coun-
try, giving an abundant promise Of
what may be expected when the
happy home of the farmer dots
each quarter section, or the miners
pick delves into each hidden vein
of coal. The opening of this road
marks an epoch in the history of
not only Sapulpa, but the entire
section from here to the Texas
line. 1t means that another har-
vest field Is being wrested from
primeval nature and added to the
great resources of this nation, it
means that happy homes are being
made possible to thousands; it
means that employment will be af.
forded hundreds; it means new
towns, new ambitions, new cares.
To Sapulps, it means much, for
she is the northern gateway to it
all. Her opportunity is great. 1t
should rapidly become, in great
measure, the distributing point for
all of this vast new territory. We
believe that capital will consider
it a fertile field for investments in
wholesale and manufacturing en-
terprises. It offers the opportu-
mites, and its people, alert and
alive to their own best interests,
stand ready to welcome to their
midst the stranger who would be-
come one of them.
The southern end of the new
road will be rapidly pushed to COM
pletion, and, it is believed, that
inside of the twelve months from
the time dirt was broken, the full
220 miles will be in operation-a
magnificent tribute to the enter
prise and energy of the great Fris
co system.
Already number of train loads
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How is the ticket? Does it suit
you? Well, we are notall alike, you
know in this world, and it is hard to
please everyone, but the favor is
unanimous for DR.. Caldwell's syrup
pepsin, as it is guaranteed TO cure
constipation, Indigestion, sick head
ache and stomach tr Il Sold by
Peoples drug store DIV
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There is no longer an excuse for
anyone to endure the torture inflicted
by piles when Tabler's Buckeye pile
ointment will cure them; a remedy so
moderate in price aud so effective.
Price, SOC In bottles. tubes 75c. Peo-
pies drug store.
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Mrs. L. w. Butiington's buggy be-
came uncoupled in the street in front
Of her home just as she was starting
out driving yesterday and but
for the gentleness Of the horse, might
have had a serious accident.
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of live stock have come in from
points between here and 0kmul-
gee, -Sapulpa Light.
China will now have to be licked
and it will take all the rest Of the
world to do IL.
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Rev. N. L. Butler, pastor Of the
Methodist church Of this city, has ac-
cepted an invitation to deliver the
opening address for Hargfoye college.
an Ardmore Tuesday, September 1,
tnnn
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Wanted-All the chickens and eggs
that come to Vinita; highest market
price at J. c. Gray's.
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He eats heartily in the hottest wea-
ther who uses Prickly Ask bitters. 1t
keeps his stomach, liver and bowels 10
perfect order. Sold by Chapman &
Briggs. DIV
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An anti-Sunday base ball meeting
is to be held at the Baptist church at
$50 tonight for the purpose of taking
steps to prevent the ball game an
nounced to take place next Sunday
between Parsons and Dallas.
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Blsmarck,s Iron Nerve

Was the result Of his splendid
health. Indomitable will and tire.
naendious energy are not found where
stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels
are out OF order If you want these
Qualities and the success they bring,
use DR.. Kings New Life pills. They
deyelope every power Of brain and
body. Only 25c at Peoples Drug Store
and A. w. Foreman. dw
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Herbine clears the complexion,
gives buoyancy to the mind cures
headache, regulates the stomach and
uowels, stimulates the liver, and is In
fact a perfect guardian Of the health.
Price SOC. Peoples drug store. dw
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Those who I've on farms are especi-
ally liable to many accidental cuts.
burns and bruises which heal rapidly
when Bsilard's snow llnament is ap-
piled. Price sc and soc Peoples
drug store. dW
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-22

Academy at slng-siug. on the Hudson
next week
Messrs Tom and r. NJ Haliwan and
Mrs. Hailigan were among the passengers
OF the Nacoochee yesterday from New
York
Mcssrs A J. and Charles Garfuukcl re-
turned from New York yesterday hy tho
Nacoochec. after an absence OF tWo weeks
az the North
Mr.. Il. n Levy returned from the
North yesterday with his family. which
has been spending the summer at Lake
George His son. MIR Arthur Levy IS
al the peekskill Military Academy.
AsseF AYv-= -; .s=s ss.Sh: =. NJ.
York on a business trip. and will be- alb
sent about week Mir. sligo Mycus BE-
atiil ia Europe and the Mayor finds %
necessary to give portion 81 his time
to che affairs Of the Cuban-Amcricln
Manufacturing Company, in which hc B.
largely Interested
Mr. Robert l.. Colding loft last night
via the Central Railway FOR Cincinnati
where he viii attend the meeting OF tho
general grand chapter OF the ROYAL Arch
Masons ~ the United States. From Gin
cinnau Mr. Coldng viii so 20 ludianapo-
lis ana Chicago. lie expects to be- absent
about two weeks
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LOCAL Personal.

Mr.. Charles NJ. Jerome Is registered at
the Pulaski
Mr. C. V. Gress OF Kramer is guest
Of the Pulaski
Mr.. W. 4. williams OF Grimm IS a guest
OF the pulaeki.
Mrs. r. Boiler OF Charleston is a guest
Of the Pulaski
Mr.. ". =. Gentry OF Atlanta Is a guest
OF the DE Soto.
Mr.. j. H. Bailey of Winston Is register
ed az the De Soto.
Dir. W. {. Tuteu OF Pembroke r. regis
tered at the Pulaski.
Mr. J. A. Foster OF 81. Simon's Is
guest 81 the Pulaski.
Mrs r. s. Jette left over the Central
yesterday for Macon.
Mr.. r. NJ Brady Of Canton. Ca. is reg
is;ored az che Pulaski.
Mr.. W. A. Jones OF Jacksonville IS reg.
istcrcd al the Pulaski
Mr. O. Le.isinger OF Statesboro r. reg
istered "a the Pulaski.
Mr.. John Scarborough Of Atlanta Is reg
stercd at the screven.
Mr.. A. H. Galloway. Jr.. OF Winston f.
registered at the De Soto
Mr. George Ford left via the Central
yesterday for Columbus.
Mr.. }. ~. Pass will sail for New York
to-day on the Nacoochec.
Mr. S. +. Kehoc returned 90 Savannah
yesterday on the Nacoochee.
Mr. r. II Post left via the Plant sys-
TEN yesterday for New York
Mr. G ". saussy returned from New
York yesterday on the Nacoochee.
Mr. C. r Prendergast VIII leave for
New York to-day on the Nscooche
Mrs J. W Banks Will leave to-day va
the Plant system for Philadelphia
Mr. q A. Malone % Albany wns IN che
city yesterday guest Of the Pulaski.
Mr. o.. Il. Ford was among the passen-
gers OF the Central yesterday for Macon
Miss Mary Davis. who has been visiting
friends In Norfolk, has returned 10 che
city.
Mr. ". G Gaul viii be among the pas
sengcrs OF the Nacoochcc FOR New York
to-day
Mr. a. A. McEacheru Of MARROW was in
the city yesterday and registered az the
Pulaski
Mr.. A. II. Harris will be- among the pas
scngers Of the Southern to-day FOR Phil
adelphia
Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Garfunkle were pas
senrcrs on the Naco0cheo yesterday from
New York.
Mr.. r. 81 Dougan. Mr.. Arthur DouKan
and Miss Alice Dougan will sail Tor New
York to-day.
MIR A Vetsburg will be among the pas
srngefs Of the Nac0ochec which sails for
New York to-day
Mrs. H. =. salas ana Mrs. X. saias
were among the passengers u the Plant
system yesterday for New York.
Mr. Robert =. sohirm has gone 20
Athens. whore he will attend the coming
term Of the University OF Georgia.
Mrs u. B Hun and Miss Hull were
amonw she passengers nf the Nacoochee,
which arrived from New York yesterday
Mr Henry Levy will leave for the Norta
to-day with his son Master Sidney Levy.
who will enter Alt. Pleasant Military
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