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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-14
Heed These
Wrapper Words.
People don't make Their


A NEW IDEA-wrappers with a corset lining.
Listen TO the explanations lining at the waist that
puttens to the wrapper each side clasps In 'front.'
be detached while washing: gives perfect shape TO
the wrapper without the aid of the corset: allows fu
freedom yet thoroughly supports the form-in short
possesses the essential features Of corset without
the usual discomfort
Wrappers made as above. with striped and figured
splendid percale. braided yoke collar and sleeves
I4-inch hounce the skirt $50 each.
Same. OF heavy printed feeced cotton serge, DARK
effects bias French back velvet ribbon on collar ana
yoke. full finished sleeves, fitted skirts: s5 each
Wrappers. made in the ordinary way and SOLD at
than ordinary price, of splendid print ntteo
Innings, yoke back full 'front.' braid trimmed, I5c each
OF splendid percae. made in various pretty ways
and the of colorings 500, s2S sl5o Ne eacn
Pretty styles, made of heavy neeced serge. with
epauiets with fris, with nounces. with braid etc.
etc. 500. s125. $780, N.75 each.
Cashmere Wrappers. made with a full front. yoke
back lace insertion collar. sleeves. yoke and belt.
navy and cardinal; $3.50 each
Better Cashmere Wrappers, in blue, old rose ana
cardinal with lace yoke. Insertion lace and fri TRIM
ming Vatican back, very pretty; $500 each
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-14

Colored Goods. ,s a.''' .
hint Of what Is now selling here
ti-ineh bright end cheerful plaids.
wool, cross-linca with bright SILK
threads. B9c yard
ssiDeh splsncsd Al Wool Cloth
PisIda. spseEdsd FOR school dresses.
&C yard.
ss-ineh medium color Scotch
Tweed Canvas Cloths. sc yard
E2inch elegant and stylish zies-
hns Cloth, dark coioriSgs. u.E .
yard.
ss-ineh All Wool venetians. Zoo u
yar3.
ss-lnch Al wool vsnstisns. 200 .
yard.
sA-sneh All Wool ysnssians. n.fs
yard.
5s-ineh All Wool yeneiians, yiN
20 1Z yard
Exclusive Dress Patterns are a
particular feature OF our displays.
There are many beautiful a3nxis
Suit Patterns now here q, I'm,
$50 si6en, sizsd gis.sa. fi7G ard
s<ae each. They're the newest ex-
tEeme IDEAS.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-04-27

Beginning on Apr. %, the u. S.
Weather Bureau will issue frost warn
ings by telegraph at Government ex-
pense, to any section in the state where
the interests are sufficient to warrant
the expense aud kilograms will be re.
ceiyed aud the information distributed
and action taken TO protect the crops
Experiments in California and the
southern states have demonstrated
that gardens and orchards can be sue,
cessfully protected from damage b,
frost, and We believe that valuable re
suits can he obtained In this state.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-04-27

HOLT.-On Saturday, April 20, 1900
Henry Holt. at the aye Of 81 years.
The deceased was pioneer of this
vicinity having located on farm near
Lime City many years ago. He was
q member of Co. 1, 1llth o. V. l. and
gallantly served his country through
the war. He leaves a family of grown
up children to mourn his death.
The funeral services were conducted
at Zoar Lutheran church on Tuesday nj
10 a, m. by Rev. C. S. Ide, and the
remains buried in Ft. Meigs cemetery.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-04-27

II the heirs Of General Lafayette had
continued to hold the land voted to him
by Congress In 1924, they would now bo
rich men. On the occasion of his visit
TO this country, he was allotted by for
mai vote one township Of land, to be
located on any OF the unoccupied lands
OF the United States. The location was
nude In what was then known as West
Florida, being township north, range
east. containing q, ,028.53 acres. This
land covers part Of what Is now the
city Of Tallahassee. A patent was
promptly issued to him, and the Land
Once knows nothing OF what further
transfers have followed since that time.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-04-27

HAINES.-On Sunday afternoon at
Monclova. aged 75 years.
Deceased had just come from Bridge
water, O., to make her future home
with her daughter, Mrs. Harry McCabe
Her husband was driving through with
a team and when be arrived his wife
had been dead day. Burial at Swan
Creek.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-04-27

Representative Hepburn, Of Iowa.
Chairman of the Committee on Inter-
state and Foreign Commerce. has made
the positive announcement that his bill
for the construction of the Nicaragua
Canal will be taken mp by the House
May !. and voted on the following day.
The announcement was the result OF an
understanding which made the report
ing OF a special rule unnecessary. The
fact that $50 members OF the House
requested that the bill be considered,
makes it certain that it will be passed
by an overwhelming vote.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-04-27

A new postal rule that recently went
into effect Is, that persons, who,
through careessness or any other
reasons, take mail from the office that
belongs TO another and fails to return
the same, are liable TO a fine OF $500 or
one year Imprisonment. This applies
TO any kind OF postal matter, even news.
papers taken from the post Office and
not returned To the rightful owusrs.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-04-27

Billy GeyseeSs voice sounded like a
'croupy fec horn when he was yelling
"Lbio-t-z" IN the Convention. But
Btlly's yell did not count as strong as
Lucas and Wood counties united votes.
Billy says, "Us Germans don't stand
any show"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-04-27

The Blade should not kick about
Frank Baird's appointment, but should
remember that Baird Is Perrysburg
boy and is, therefore, all right. Wood
county's candidate has not soured nor
complained and with Wood county del
egates worked with Baird In convention.
Baird was appointed and the Blade and
T"'"'0 ickers should accept and ap-
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-04-27
HANFoRD.-ou Tuesday. April %

HANFORD.-On Tuesday. April %
1900, Guy Hanford aged 81 years.
Deceased was resident OF Middleton
township this county, and has large
circle OF acquaintauces who depiore his
demise. Death was the result OF q
paralytlc stroke. He was member oi
the l. o. o. L. society and also OF the
G. A. r. having served with the 18th
o. v. l. His remains were inferred a,
Waterville on Thursday.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-04-27

E Ncttie Dickcy, n young girl Of Stan
-bon, Del, lately returned to her
home, after leading the life OF n
tramp for several years. During that
time she chopped wood for living,
slept in empty box cars. and lived in
cheap lodging houses. Sho visited the
principal cities in the United States
snd is now willing to abandon her
savin= life and settle in Stanton.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-04-27

Fulton and Ottawa counties will need
a.pew set of tin dishes for the next con-
ventiou. Their old set was worn
last Tuesday when thoy VT .'~a'
,ho d;str;c. mee,ir ..-.adrew ko4n
=. go. ~ ard went out on
she lawn 10 pout,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-04-27

WI Ting Fang is the first Chinese
minister to America able to converse
In English. He has been interviewed
by reporter concerning his opinion of
American women, and, being as yet q
stranger to the particular brand of
diplomacy needed in such cases, he
said that "gentleness is not an Ameri-
can quality" and that he prefers the
women of China to those of this coun-
try. - .,s
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-04-27
Jhumann at Mainz, G.

l.t-y, advises the State Department:
'"The state penitentiary in this city is
advertising for bids for supplies, among
other articles requests 2,200 pounds OF
lard, either German or American
Ewhite label brandt. This is certainly
gratifying, taking into considera tion
that only few years ago American
lard was practically tabooed in this
city, and great efforts were made 10
prohibit It's SALE"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-04-27
4 All Nickel
IplAte pp3scng'
J.isht typo a NJ. Dark type p. ~ +.

Drawing Room Sleeping Cars on Nos. 2, and
0 tliTu to Cleveland, Eric, Buffalo. New York
and I,oaton; on Nos :. sand TO Chicago OF IN
terinedato points. Hoals are gerved at = nnp,to.
Cars at opportnno meal hours Baggage checked
thru to destination. On inquiry. YOU will find
our rates are always lower than Via other iinos'
For rates and detailed information, address Z,
i, Horner, General Passenger Agent, Cleveland,
O..or Local Ticket Agent.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-04-27

No reply has been received from the
Sultan of Turkey 10 the demand made
by Secretary Hay, last week, by direc-
tion OF President Mckinley, that he
Keep his promises to pay for American
Missionary property destroyed in Tur-
Rey; but favorable answer il
,exppcted
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-04-27
DIED

ANSEN.-On Friday, April IA, 1900.
John p. Hansen, aged i year, 8
months and 26 days.
Deceased was the infant son OF Her.
man Hansen and wife of Lime City.
The funeral services were conducted by
Rev. D. Stccker on Sunday at 3 p. m.
and the remains Inferred in Ft. Meigs
cemetery.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1900-04-27
Long Distance Telephone No. q.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Copies OF this paper may be found on file mt
washington In the oirc of our special CORES
Eondent, e, q. .Slgg ls, 9is + street, N. W.,
Warrington, d. y.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-19
Jim hiemme iejen.
Feiite psngelens % Tom biem neo
ubpre Hlabpm fra &louOife.

gertelep Springs, 20. 8a., 17pe
Stt. - Simmp apams sr tommen ti.s
bage fra aIpnoits, os ban tom Tom en-
3pnse. San bar faint, ba ban r%eiite,
os ct Srasttran a mere enb scbt moi
for BAN ba. Ssaar tom ban bicm
meb ct ipecielt Sr9n. ban bapoe betalt
$500 ON Dussn for, ps msp Jig braste
ban 100000 / Cub os 9rubeattler
til en- 8eroi al 100000.
9ans ii fore auferter blep tisrt til
bans Sars GUS, os 10000 Sub
psppnsrebs ban | Santen. Sor ct Iar
Iiben tipbts ban en- flor 5urm til fine
5pr9Iore, oS igaar sap ban benz
$4,000 til at bpese ct anitGnbist Sus
pda ben.
Simmp er % 4ar sammel og sobs
biertst. San bar siort to Wenner. lom
reiite til 3lpnbits, men Tom lite taalte
alimatet. til lipspurise partnere | fine
@rubsr os fine Geenter Der mso fore
Sage.
6ppr lGnse bill ben Risbum pure2
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-19
Brand / Oihfoih.
8ranb | SrGlafoifriftet iprtGrcl
GienbOm for 100000.

Sfbfoib. Wis., 16be Stt. - 9rant
brpo ibus up i Srelaitbinrittet, os SCI
7 bar 100000 Sob Srelan sbs.
last; liseiaa en- Del af SOaiiters4 Dimes
Sasbrus os GbaIoner Cons Stpberi
Gabet anlaaes faalebes:
SoliitersM Dimes Co., Sagbrus, SrG'
lait. Ssmmer. 1asipaan; $4,000.
Diamond Mat9 Co., Sralaittomt.
i%noebolbenbe mellem 100000 ps
100000 Sob; $175,00O.
Gbaloners Sons Co.. Mobelp9rts
feb og Warsbus, $4,000.
Glere minore Tab. Ollie Cab {,
battet meb Msiurance.
81. 1890 antoses Slben at par.
unper aontrol; fem ps tppe Sprsiter
ienbet @anb inb / Slammerne.
Slben besnnbts / Sasbrueet oa
iprsbte fig meb rip.nbe Surtigbeb.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-19
Setalte $1,000.
Soma GARNER moDtager bebageligt
SeIsg az Ell U9tier ira Anen.

Mlbta, Soma, 16oe Stt. - Sboalas
OOu9perlp, lOm eter en- 1000 Acrss
6drm lpp yat norOentor abba. uos
laante torleDen Uag $1,000 pau en-
0ulotlump at en- uturrens 6prm
(0plobrld). bpts Weroi bar $1,000.
!oan bar WulDtlumpen enpnu.
Den rige Jarmer tit Selss at IN
uns Mtano. lom lasoe, at ban par bans
J9Iter ps bsrte blemme / Diten, Dpor
pan bappe Snteresie / ct tort yo.
Gan iasoe, at Wr. 0pusbertp osida
par berettiset til en- betpOelis Vel
9oet. Den Gremmeos bandit mart
1armerens Siuip. Saa fortalte ban,
at ale fine b%iiponible psnss bdppe ban
anbrast / en- @ulptlump. % at ban
manslebe $1,000. ipm ban transte Tor
at fulpitanpisgjsre i'm Jorbrins pla
8oet / Often. Som 9aranti for lin
grlisbeb pifte ban 5armersn Slums
pen.
Mr. Dousbertp bapbe Siuio til i'm
nstop funbne Slastnina men iamtpt'
tsbe i at lebfase BAN til ct "Resierin5s
proberinsstontor" (asiup Office l
Ottumipa. "R%esierinsens proberinss4
manb" bprebe ct Sul siennem 9uloz
tlumpsn, srtl9repe ben for aste Sub
% bob en- bpi pris for bet Sisp. icm
8orinseu bapse proouceret. Men
Scttsrsn fra Often bible lite file jig
peo ct @ron at bet oprebare WetaI.
"YroberinssmanDen" ertlGreoe, al
alumpen bar barb $4,000.
Mr. Sousbertp bet9n,ts Jig life
lanser. De fpp Suiinb Daler blsp
bstaIt til "Gatteren", os 9uloiInmpsn
l.peret til Mr. Dousbertp.
Sarmeren mobtos isadr en- Seooel,
bporpaa fob:
-Sarpel. tiare Setter; bills Jamas
lien.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-19
pefin ! Winterens Sob bill bore n1ften
gan1fe afifddret fra ubenptrbeneu.

! pefin ! Uinterens Sob bill bore n1fter
san1te afffuoret fra ub~enptrbenen.
Som Minifter gonsers Teltgrdms
mer til Statsbepartementst piier. sr
ban life tiIfrebs rneb ben gambling
ben dineiifte Refer bar fOretuset for
at f~oriOne Masterne. Dan bar tpbeIis
iagt til Departementet, at 2iften oper
be G~binefere. ipm er nnnnt til Retss
forbsr for DeIogtisbeb ! 8ogerpptsis
erne, life er fulbftanbis. os anbre I'M
oerretninser fra BAN fpnes at pife, at
ban % bans biplomatifte ao1eser !
petin ipiler paa ben teiierlise Regies
rings gobe Sroi fine Jprbdnblinser
meb be eibiliferebe Rdtipner. Ut Wr.
gonser og be anbrs ubenlanbffe ReprGs.
ientanter / petin er til 9unit for
itrenee Strafe. er pift.
0ioo Spnaiiet.
2onbpn, 15be DIT. = Mprnins
ppfts 3orrefponbent | Sbanebai be-
trafter @istisbsben at llrolisbeberne /
Spb China. gan beIfriper benz iom en-
Del at en- flor gepaselie, fom .r isirre
| bele Riset. Den er lite rettet mob
ublanbinserne, men mob MdnHu.
bpnafti I (bet 0Dnuiti. ipm M reggie
rer i Gbina). Gun Dat Gems Rebsls
lion / apangtung er fulbtanois anti
tpnaftiif. 9pis ban er belbis Spp,
ps Sprsret fpreber fig til ganstie. Sil
ban rimelisbis 6lipe biulpet af prins
2uan. General Sung III 9iang os be
mahommebanfe 3ropper | HorbDeitn-
aeiierlise trooper fIaaet.
9Onetuns, 15Oe Stt. = Sfplse Raps
port fra Canton bar Sun yat Sen tas
get gpen Stu Sbau peb gait Hiper %
omrinser MI gpsn Sui Gbop. Gn
Stprte feiierlise chopper blsp ilaaet
af Hebsnerne cs 200 brabte.
5000 &ebsIlsr Fses at bore 80 Mil
norbenfor ben brittle 9ranbie.
9alsbngget.
Waibingtpn, 17be DIT. - 8etrafs
telie er mobtaget Der at Chang Gen
6ppns Ssnrettelfe ben 22be Suli.
Dan bar tiblissrs dineiift Miniitsr
til be Sprenebe Stater. Gan pdr en-
neeet liberal os oplpit Gbineier. pg
bar bans 2ip blepst iparet, til be
Nnierebe befatte petin, pilbe ban
uoen SpI bore falbt tilbase og babe
taeet pirtIom Del / l%lnberbanblinz
eetne ps / Gbinas fremtibise Resies
ring.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-19

Seq fasbe: '9Dab siorbe Ds. bo
De Hap BEN inbs' os ban iosbe: seq
fob NOR Osren.'
Seq fosOe: De gap patronerne til
Sim 6Otparbf 'So'.
"9por 1T De BENZ De fortdlte
Oberft Campbell, at De TT benz / Gin.
cinnoti; bpor fit De bem2'
"5an iasbe: Seq fiji benz bos
popeu C Clements, Rain Street,
Cincinnati
Seq fasbe: 'Reiite De bib for at
fjsbe benz, eller ffrep DEP
Dan fosbe: Den 22be Sanudr
ftrep ies til benz os bab BEN lsnbe mig
en- 9gfe 1876 rssfrie Staalpatro.
ner, Win9efters.'
"5an n0pnte Drbet 'Din4efer'
iibit, os ies fasbe: Bar bet en- Win=
4tfterrifle. ban blep ifubi meb'. % bun
fasbe: 'patronerne pasier baabe til
Windeiters og MartinriHer.'
Seq iasbe: 'Spormeset ienbte De
BENZ" Os ban iparebe: Seq iencie
benz en- poitanDisnins for en- Daler.'
"Youtiep ftanbfebe. os ies iasoe til
BAN: 'goutfep. De bar netop f~ortalt
Oberit Campbell % mig. at 0e Mans
bag Morsen git til GuDernsr 3aplor
% fortalte BAN, at Did Combs pdr
rebe til at ftbbe, os at Saplor proteites
reoe. Os MI fortaner De mig, at Ge
Sirsous Morsen Hap Combs inb /
aontoret. 9porlebes forbolber bet
fisg
"Youtiep nslebe liot os iasbe: 'T.'
bar be tire Manp. jes Flap tnb.'
Seq faa paa BAN ps fasbe: 'Men
be tiger oefaa. at 8errp 9oparb bar
| 2esislaturens penitre &orribor, %
Oe flyer at De Flap BAN inb / bet Boz
RELIEF
"Youtiep fasbe: 'De er be TIRE
Wanb ies Flap inb ber'."
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) FIN Daoief.
6n Gage msobringer Grape Nuts
Su0b.

en- 9ase / McOaps, Ser, Der bsi.
breoepe Jig pee 8russn at GrapesHuts
Toob. Tiger: 42asrippe sftsrIoc mig
IsgsmIis nepbruOt meo trGs 5or.
Osislis, f%oritprret Wape, Joritoppslls
% nernfoas. Seq fOrisste glettrieia
ist. 0ampbaos. Rsiier. 5riluftsIip os
Mepicinsr til insen Nptte.
Smiiper CAB ies mig til at lepe paa
Grape gluts 5Opp, Os for ben fsrit.
patts par brust, kbreoes es ben
Grab. at iss naiten lite tunbe tro bet.
5iIioit msbbraste leg 9rapesRuts !
min Baeiat sner | min 2omT,s, raar
lea life bapbe @abiat. Ssaar mubtoJ
iss en- mn aaaie paa to Duiin pot,sr.
5aftum er. at i.s iunoe ipiie - os
ies sioros iaa = forbsis os astmilsre
Rarinssn, us iss tiItos piounb.rlis /
Stprte. Ses ian MI ressIm9s'igt
fictts min pratsis. Seq bar prottis
Isret / 20 gar % pOrer at iise. at
grapes Tuts Jpob er bet meit perfect,
.os piosnTtubeIis tinapsoe 5sbemiSs
bel. jes iisnoer. Mit Iapn bsr az
prpfesiiorele grunN lille pHsntlias
sisres.' Oct ian opsipes pripat til
BEN, Tom anmoosr eerom. af gpifum
Cereal Co., etb.. Battle Greet, Wid.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-19
Moenicr Uare.

Sfslss ct til Waibington inolcbet
Telegram sr ppitoireitpr / Gubd,
Martin 6osnss, Der for en- llses Nib
Tibsn blsp ing uf ben guile Jsber, ubens
for Sdre.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-19
Samtliss gptr / Serbisn bar maats
tet pptalce en- Gaes efter 2anoets nps
Drowning. 8oneen bar snItet bet.

New class in Physics, Algebra, Eco
homes GIVES and all other certificate
branches. Will be formed at Valdez
Normal School Nov, 9Th. Eight daily
classes in A-ithme tic and eight in
Grammar. A sp endid opportunity to
study the common branches and vocal
music. Tuition s. a month. Text books
Tree. Day board 81. Is per week. Room
so cents. Students are received at any
time.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-19

Vep oct lob GarbunoreoeS Sespn'
belle bapoe Imerita 100000 Snbs
bposers. Jrantriss Sefcltnine par
rem 9anss itsrre, sptlanbs IRE
8anse mitrrrs, StaIiens tire gansc
iisrre % Spauiens eobbslt Iaa for
ipm be 6orsnsbs Staters. Meo unSs
tagslie at Rusldno bar amerita MI
iterre gefpIinine sno ncset eurcp9i't
2ano. Man faar en- Spe ON bort
2anbs fprbuuIsnbe llopiiIins. naar
man bsrsr, at ben sienneminiiliss
5crsseIie at SsioI,ninsen for bpert
gar | BET M mart tilenoebroste aars
bunereos bar pGrst ca. 100000.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-19
Rpor err Sepiicrnc?

GfterfsIaenbe MriifsI ftaar at IGie
Den DANTE piOneer" for lite 81.
tpber:
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-19

The Valdez Business College At Deco
rah offers a complete training for bus :
ness and success. % pct. of the stud.
ents in J ST years class in shorthand
have secuTed good positions. Charges
are mod rate. Send for 3, page cat,'og.
Students may enter at any time. VIM
ter term, Nov. :
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-06-05
A WAYSIDE KINDNESS.
Win Public once When
zfan.

Themystic tie of the freemasons prom
ises help and friends in emergency to a
"brother' in any part of the world who
makes the secret sign. Universal
brotherhood needs. no conventional
signal. For those who keep its COM
mandment, opportunity to serve each
other is enough, says Youths Compan-
ion.
Ina contest for the speakership of
the Kentucky house Of representatives
il was noticeable that one member, in
stead of supporting the man of his
party, gave his vote and influence for
the rival candidate-who was finally
elected
The winner, in thanking. his friends,
made special acknowledgment to this
political opponent, whose loyalty to
him had excited his wonder. When he
ventured to ask the reason the member,
in reply, gave paragraph of interest
ing history.
"Twenty-five years ago" he said, ian
enterprising Kentucky boy of 1s or 20
made a horseback journey to Virginia.
On his way through the latter state he
met a poor man and his family emigrat-
ing west. They were wretchedly
equipped. and so destitute that they
were on the verge of starvation. The
young stranger purchased them some
food. and gave them money enough to
carry them through to their destina-
ton.
Zone Of the little children. then lit
tie girl Of six, is now my wife. You are
the boy who did that deed of Kindness,
aqd the man you helped is my father-in-
law. My wife remembers the food you
gave her that day as the sweetest NOR
sci she ever tasted. and when she no
ticed your name in the late canvass for
the speakership she told me how to
vote. Neither she nor any of her rela-
tives viii ever forget you"
The surprised benefactor then recol-
leeted that Is years after the above in
cident he had received a letter from
the Virginia emigrant, returning the
$50 gift, and stating that he was then
in prosperous circumstances in SOUTH
ern Kentucky. Since that time every
circumstance connected with the af-
fair had passed from the giver's mind.
Rev. E. c. Avis, relating this story in
the Religious Telescope. well suggests
that every kind deed has a name, a his /
tory, and a future"
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-06-05
EIdHTy-EIdHT YEARS OLD.
Lewis Ketchum is One Of The Few Old
Timers Now Alive.

Lewis Ketchum, a noted Indian
scout and hunter, living ten miles
southeast of Vinita, fullblood
Delaware Indian, is in many re-
spects noted character, a repre-
sentative OF his race the like OF
whom one can not now often meet.
Uncle Lewis is 88 years old and
his eyes are still bright and clear
and he can see to shoot the head
off squirrel in the top of the
highest tree. 65 years ago he was
a government Indian scout fight
ng wild Indians through the west
and used to frontier life. He was
a man OF marvellous strength and
agility in his younger days and
was hunter and trapper on the
Kaw when Kansas City was a
village.
A few days ago Uncle Lewis
sirarted home from town and
when he reached Cabin creek
found it swimming. He rode into
it and swan his mare across but
young colt following refused to
to take the water. He then at
tempted to recross and was wash
ed off his horse by the swift cur
rent aud saved himself by clinging
to some over-hanging branches
till help arrived and be was res
cued. He said today be was not
frightened in the least while in
the swollen stream as the hand Of
God had been with him all
through the dangers Of his longl
life fighting with the Indians and
hunting amid the dangers ofwild
life long ago. At one time he was
a robust man weighing 180 pounds
but now is so thin that be would |
scarcely tip the scales at 100.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-06-05
Prevented Trapedv

Timely information given Mrs.
George Long, OF New Straitsyille, o.,
prevented a dreadful tragedy and
saved two lives. A frightful cough
had long kept her awake every night
She had tried many remedies and
doctors but steadily grew worse until
urged to try DR.. Kings new discovery.
One bottle wholly cured her and she
writes this marvellous medicine also
cured Mr.. Long Of a severe attack OF
Pneumonia. Such cures are positive
proof Of the malchless merit of this
grand remedy for curing all throat,
chest and lung troubles. Only soc and
s1.O0. Every bottle guaranteed.
Trial bottles free at A. w. Foreman
and Peoples Drug Store. DIV.
Steady girl wanted. Several young
men complain that they have no
steady girl. 1t seems that they no
sooner get fairly started with a girl.
probably have the theatre tickets all
bought when the girl ''can't 90 be-
cause she has a sick headache" Dr.
Caldwell's syrup pepsin cures all forms
OF stomach troubles and sick head
ache. Girls-''A vord 10 ther etc
Your friend, Peoples drug store. DIV
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-06-05

Lacemaking like its sister aris. he.
passed through four stages Of desssns
--the medieval reometrical. renais-
sance and rococo. II attained its great
est Perfection toward the end a. ~.
seventeenth century.