The Hennessey Clipper. (Hennessey, Okla.), Vol. 12, No. 41, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 6, 1902 Page: 2 of 8
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THE HENNESSEY CLIPPER, THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1902.
IMPERIAL GERMANY.
STRETCHING ITS HAND OVER
OUR HEMISPHERE. 3
■tM la SMth Ara;*rl<>k I firmly Flu4
-RaporU of Consul* Shorr IntcrHli I*
n« Enormou—Wa Bant Thta In Ar-
(•■Um Honxr.
According to a report presented to
their government Dy the German con-
suls in South America, the eastern
coast alone has from one to one and
a half billion of marks employed In
railroads.
Six hundred millions of German
capital Is employed in Brazilian enter-
prises, two hundred millions in Vene-
suelan, one hundred millions In Co-
lombia, one hundred and twenty mil-
lions in Peruvian, two hundred and
seventy millions In Chilian, six hun-
dred ml'lions in Argentine, and one
hundred ml "ons In Uruguayan.
In Rio Janeiro, Sao Paulo, and Rio
Grande do Sul there are over 300 Ger-
man linns, with a capital of 300,000,000
of mllrels. Out of the 17,000 foreign-
ers in Paraguay, 12,500 are Germans.
Tbe p- v^rnment of Bolivia has con-
tra irh German officers to servs
sk mWUnrjr Instructors to the army
aud national guard.
The Iiandeis Zeltung of Buenos
Ayren, Argentine Republic, says:
"We are not astonished that the rep-
resentatives of American commerce
try In every way to sell their wares,
•o much so that last year the United
States flgur-d in the second place.
But what riles the Argentines Is that
In that case we cannot count on recip-
rocal friendship, for while tne Ameri«
cans extend their trade in so wonder-
ful a manner among us, they employ
every endeavor not to concede the very
small favors we solicit from them tot
our prime materials, such as wool, put-
ting off Indefinitely the acceptance of
the commercial agreement agreed on.
"And, besides all this, we owe to
them the loss of our best customer—
Braill. Americans ship their goods—
■our, corn, wheat, butter, tallow, etc.
—much cheaper than we can afford t«
■eli."
FnitilM Umt; Vilmtood "Cut*U."
Not long ago an anxious mot tier
brought her daughter to see a famous
•London physician, says the New York
Press. The girl was suffering from
what some persons call "general i.>w-
■ess." There was nothing much the
matter with her, but she was pale and
listless and did not care abo'it doing
anything, even eating. The doctor, af
ter consultation, prescribed for her a
glass of claret three times a day wi h
her meals. The motuer was sornewh-it
deaf, but apparently heard all hp said,
and bore off her daughter determine!
to carry out ttie prescription to the let-
ter. In two weeks she was back with
the girl, who was rosy-cheeked, smil-
ing and the picture of health. The
doctor naturally congratulated hlmseif
on his skill, and said cordially, "I
(lad to see your daughter Is so much
better." "Thanks to you, doctor," ex-
claimed the grateful mother. "She has
had Just what you ordered. She has
eaten carrots three times a day, and
sometimes oftener- and once or twine
■he had them uncooked; and now look
at her!"
Valuable lufuriunikau.
"A year or two ago," said a young
man to a friend, "I spent a few weeks
.it south coast watering places. One
day I saw a machine which bore the
inscription, 'Drop a penny in the slot
and learn how to make your trousers
last." As I hadn't a great deal of
money I thought an Investment of a
penny to show me how to save the
purchase of a pair of trousers would
be small capital put to id use, so
I dropped the rennired coin in and a
card appeared. What do you supp ise
it recommended s the way to i kfc
my trousers last?" Don'1 wpt 1
suppose." "No." "W "d 1 s
"Make your re
TO REDUCE 1HE ABDOMEN.
fU Apparent size I * I.«m bjr Cor
Fact I U«lllO'ilk
Tbe apptUfc^i s ui the abdomen
may be luude e.- by a correct standing
and sitttiiii position. A lounging posi-
tion, witicn lela the body fail in a
heap at the line, retakes thu
muscles and tavors a fatty deposit just
where it is uio^t ueU'iuieatal to the
neauty of contour of a woman's iigure.
in standing, draw in the abdomen and
throw out the chest, lotting the we.ght
of the body fall upon the bail of the
foot. This will insure a perfect poise
iind teach the abdominal muscles to
lie self-supporting. If these inu cles
are not permitted to become relaxed,
luit. are held firmly in pos.Cion by ei-
fort of will, there will be an apparent
reduction in Hetih about the hips a:;d
ud abdomen before even a sing e
pound is taken oft'. An exercise which
should be taken every night and mom
iug for abdominal reduction,and whicii
requires no apparatus, wi.S seldom or
never fall, if persisted in. Usually thera
is a very apparent reduction of fl-ish
within a month, so that the skirt
yearns have to be altered. Lie tlat
upon the floor, face downward, arm*
folded. Raise the body free from the
floor upon the elbows and tips of thu
toes. At first the local muscles may
be so weak that it will be a difficult
feat. Rest, then try again. Repeat
until tired, resting between whiles. A
straight-front, comfortably fitting cor-
set reduces the apparent, size of the
figure. Tight lacing is a grievous
error. Bi lows of fat overflowing
above and below a constricted waist
never tend to diminish the size. Exag-
gerated curves serve only to rendsr
obesity more prominent. The more
evenly distributed the exr ss of tat, the
less it attracts notice. Massage rollers
and a pint of hot water form a power-
ful and harmless anti-fat combination.
Vichy and seltzer are also excellent, to
drink in place of water to quench
thirst.—Stella Stuart, in Ledge; Month-
ly.
Tre« Lnnrheo 1a Miloona.
Various young people's Christian o:
ganizations connected with churches
Philadelphia filed a petition in
Quarter Sessions court recently
questing the Judges of the Liieiis
court to put an end to the free lunclu
in saloons. According to the petition
ers the free lunch business is grow-
ing and is becoming a great cause n
drunkenness. The petitioners attail
to their petition a ruling of the Berkt
County court made on March 28, 1900
in which free lunches are held to bt
unlav, fnl. Under the decision lunche?
furnished for a nominal sum are fre<
lunches, but "pretzels, crackers, and
bits of cheese, set out upon the bar
or served to customers with drinks
do not constitute a lunch."
Kew Zenltft'tcl's l*rnpo«ed Canal.
An interesting project for a canal,
cutting through the north island of
New Zealand, is at present under dis-
cussion. The city of Auckland is sit-
uated on the east coast of the island,
but on an exceedingly narrow isthmus,
and has large trade connections both
east and west. At the narrowest point
the isthmus is only some three quar-
ters of a mile broad hut on both sides
of this the water is shallow and the
canal, in consequence, would be a
work of some magnitude. It is, how-
eve:'. a work of great importance and
would bring Auckland over 100 miles
nearer Sydney than at present. Tn«i
advantage tluit would result to th?
American nr-iil steamers from San
Francisco via Auckland to Sydney is
an admirable illu.-stration of the us ;-
fulness of the proposed canal.
T*-xn« w l State.
One 'tit !e . liijivh away out on the
rcxas plains h,v< eight members, three
of whom are graduates of Vassar, and
two of Princeton college. This is bui
one of many similar instances which
nre facts in that great state.—Sunday
■School Times.
Gould
Makes and Sells
Strictly First Class Harness.
|A . The quality of our harness, both in workmanship and mateiifii
used, is a matter of pride with us, and if others sell cheaper the.'
y- e '§ ' must sacrifice in quality of stock.
Largest Stock of Saddles in the Coanty.
We also sell the celebrated
studebakef buggies.
We handle everything pertaining to the harness business, in
eluding Buggy Cushions, Robes, Blankets. Ply Nets, Whips, ano
all kinds of small work. Call in and see us.
{in t'f
The Hunt
Th best part of the Klmberly dia-
nT-nrf * m rovers n'ne acres only.
FOR GOOD
FARM LOANS
IN KANSAS AND OKLAHOMA
At low interest rates and upon favorable terms to the
borrower.
Do You Want to Borrow Money
on Your Farm?
If yon do, £11 out and sign this blank and mail it to us.
We will at once send one of our examiners to inspect
your farm and quote you the lowest rate of interest your
security warrants. We are in position to give you better
terms than you can get elsewhere. Write for further
information.
WINNE & WINNE
WICHITA, KANSAS
- BRANCH OFFICE
B0LING BLOCK, Kingfisher, Oklahoma
TO BE FILLED OUT BY APPLICANT
With a Lead Pencil
To WINNE A WTNNE,
Wichita, Kansas.
I hereby make application for a loan of $ upon my farm of
i - acres described as follows: of Section
- Township , — 0f Rftnge
County witli
the understanding that the loan is to be made for ten years with annual in-
terest and with the privilege of making partial payments to reduce my in-
debtedness in any amount at any time after one year, with rebate of interest
from date of payment. I want my interest coupons sent to„
— — Hank, in t for collection.
My farm has acres in cultivation j acres in pasture, i
value the land at f exclusive of buildings, and the buildings at t
My personal property is worth * My total indebtedness is
$. My postoffice address is.._
My age is years. My wife's name ie
— . and her age is. years.
f« 1! name,
in.]
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Miller, L. G. The Hennessey Clipper. (Hennessey, Okla.), Vol. 12, No. 41, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 6, 1902, newspaper, March 6, 1902; Hennessey, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc104980/m1/2/: accessed May 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.