The Kiel Press. (Kiel, Okla.), Vol. 3, No. 30, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 29, 1900 Page: 1 of 8
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KIEL, OKLAHOMA, TH^S'iOAY NOi/EMSER. 29 i^OO.
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latest reports assure i.s ot the
?;• d;-mof i nrk« \
'Fighting lor the Einpire''is one o
the new bonks, but it isn't a liryan-
itt-'.- history ot tlm recent campaign
llii.erabi v .ii bcimrz has not
It ii called upon to make an explain,
ti in ot v. In the Gel .nan Aiuerican-
1 > i .i.' t ' *■ 111 \\ linn •
Why not div'de the county at the
It s« ems toiii'li to ivar an I e l i t
ok. SSLSCTSP cuppings
A tliit*S robbing himself wonlit
be abaut 011 a par wiih Tamilian}
•aakin^ '.v ir on vce in New York,
and just about as likely to actually
o cur.
Doubtless ik wes tiie clever act
ion of Mr. Bryan during the cam
uti ;n tbat prompted a manager t<
oILa him a big salary to ao ou th
:,\ i-r an l m;i!„ a n-w county out <f 1 ea'.e .1 nice girl, and when she look
ilru 1 art north, and name it lien | her sweetest and is a daily comfort j
nessey oounlv? If there could be i ll( hl,r pnrentB, t.> have some fellow | . A Sad Otliloc!;.
added a row of towimhips H wh() Uas n,,t „,,t u w„t j^eeted ... | little Kthel had been out pl:7y
mirth to ii, it would make one ot
'In- .>>■•"1 eon . ics in the territoiy,—
Pr. ss-Deuioerai.
U111 j h-1.ii! We won't lot you;
that's w ! 1 \ ! We'll hold up both
and.', and vou* .0 aiust you; that's
win !
I his country already controls
the iron aud steel trade of the
world, Mici present indications are
that il will soon control .he coal
tratle also.
Perhaps Mayor Harrison is only
holding up Chicago's crusad
a., •i-.'-t vice to get pointers from
iii,* New Y<>:'k war, on how to inakt
a bi'< bluff stick,
W -yler, l-tl « butcher", at
le .st had th do. ency to denv ihat
he utter (1 th language credited
to him in the interview recently b7 l!ie peopU.
cabled to American newspapers.
If our ikeioirauu trienda will
only exercise a liuie patience the
maiunav in botli brandies of Cong-
ress will relieve their anxiety aboui
the 1 islaiiiiu of the session.
The Kansas ismi.es are trying
to organize a new political party
with socialism tor its cornerstone,
il.ist of them have been advocating
socialism under other names for a
iong time.
Our export trade requires '20 per
cent of the world's seattoiut; tonuagt
and there is no reason we should
not own the must of the ships. It
is to give us ail equal chance to do j
Deu.oer.il> in Congress would >lc>
well to remember lhal tlie couuiia
1 • ii. 110 humor t • torsive them
a . \ alti'nipl 1 o hay up or hii c
tiie important business nt" the sesMin
England pay $-'0,000,000 a year
in subsiii.es 10 fast mail steamsiiips
ano in the last sixty \ears, durili :
which period sh? has gained and
maintained her supri-tuaev of the
seas, she lias paid iu subsidies
$i!40,00o,000. I'll.s is an object
leesson tor
lncreise our
us, showing
'hipping.
ho w t '
The country can ill afford to
lose the services o Senator Davis,
[chairman of the Senate eommittei
on Foreign Ivei itious, at a time
when congress is called upon to
act upon so many important mat-
so that the shipping bill will be!.
| ters relating to foreign affairs;
1 nee the general sorrow for his
pushed at this session cf Congress. I .
dangerous illness, and
increase in the! that, he may recover.
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The need ot an
regular arm; was accentuated by j ~ ~ -
the fact that, owing to a hostile One of the happiest places the h
movement of the Apache Indians
near the Mexican border, there were
for a time only nine soldiers at San
Carlos, Arizona, to look after a
reservation upon which were 3,000 |a,ld b>' means of judicious replanting
Indians, known to be restlness. h:ls Pr"vi,1,'d for a similar income
world is said to be located at Oris,
in Sweeden. The community has,
in course of a generation, sold
nearly §5,000,000 worth of trees,
It seems he to something akin to a
gailtv conscience which is causing
democrats to express so much fear
that the republicans in Congress will
punish the Southern Slates that have j many other th;ngs.
disfranchised thousands of their
voters, by reducing their represent-
lier to come ulo:ig an.I carry her off ; 'nK with little Harold 11 0111 <ici< >s
three or lour hundreil mil's to Iticp ;'he street lor at least an hour.
In.use for him. While this seem. ! bet ore ti rami ma succeeded in 1 ;
to !gh, we are informed it would be i ''"K ''er to come in the house. j
tougher yet if the lellow failed to "What, do you and Harold ph.y, 1
anyway?" the old lady asked.
"Oh, we play that, we are like!
( ousin Addic and Mr. Dutton." j
"(jooduMs iinl Wny, your
| Cousin Addie is Mr. Dutton's!
intended!"
"Yes 1 know, and I'm Harold's'
in« ended."
"Go.>dness me! Uut they a:
;.iin,g to g.'t married."
So ne we, when w grow up.'
"Goodness me! ..ml what tie 1' "
Oa, 1 sappose we'll have
•hiidren."
' .oodli 'SS met A:id then what ''
• Then they'll get to be inteiul-
als."
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"<-ooilnesR 111 ! And wliat rr> vt?' 'J
"I sr.j'pose then they'll have
-iio was partial. I w.ite to let vou ! ehildren and 1 il hi a Icolish old
'.ciipw that t'nis is too ti.in. She is] 'a,'y a;"' -10'1' m3' hands u;> wlie.11-
conie. — r.\'.
.lust as President McKinlcy's
letter of acceptance was an impor-
tant factor in the late campaign,
so will the rec immend' tions in his !
.. iiii.nl message ti Co- gress be an
important, 1 actor in the I":-is! 11i« ••
of the coming s■ s-i .11. lie has |
shown that he d-serves tha grc:'' '
confidence that is ivosed in hiia
Tlie foll jAing i' a e ■ 11 y of a
school buy's cwmpliiiiit to the board
ui directors; "'Mr. DifteUt; —my
ster, who is a snliool ieacllt r,whi: s
oi - every da\. Pa and Ma te'.i her
: whip me more than she dij tie
oti.. r pupi.s so I hey would not (a ink
requires you vo nave vour
Hiir.il FiOld Notice publi : J
in the paper published near-
est your land, and reads so
on the bottom < 1 ea h .
Frool Notice. I- mil . ;
(Ii is when you ;;'o to 1
up. Weyhave the blanks
and can make out ..il i in !
Prool papers when vou ;n\
ready to have \our xiLv
nublisiied.
PRESS OFFICE.
Kiel, Okla.
3BH9S S97 S
a ti old maid and <iets ma.I because
she can't get married, aud larrups
me. 1 hate to say such things
about my sister, but it is so, and 1
write to a-k if you can «top her
lick in' me or get her a husband. Any
old t li i ii if wlli do just so ii's a
man."—Exchange.
Practical Prayer.
eva the little ones get to l 1 '■ ki11•
••id not be able lo say anjthim
but "Goodnen. me!" Ex.
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p •# M ''.'-iv- !
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Of course Congress will provide j
for the necessary increase in lliej
armv. while the democrats will
'
probalilv nearly all of them votej
against the bill, it is not likely I
Reir.Gm.1 i;,r
I nm r nnii.j.: a
twTTSf.or.: EvTr. tli.in iir 1
class si vlo.
I'ly W ork CI-aaranteQ
: tlyit an\ considerable number ol I
\\ b< n you go to liest«.i,wby you I
(them will dare to attempt to oth-
start! Or if you want vuur mind
trained, of course \ oil train it! Why
then, if you want thepcorto be fed
do you not feed them? Is there auy
I
surer way of relieving their f resent j
distress? j
If more would-be benefactors |
w ould send their prayers nghl alonu )
there would be many more thankful j
souls this Thanksgiving Day.
A poor man who had a large ]
family gave them a very eomforta- ;
ble support while lie was in health, j
But be broke his leg, ami was laid j
up for some wcks.
As lie would be for some time
envine obstruct its passage.
every thirty or forty years. In
consequence . f this commercial j «f '"■ '"en'1* of grace, it
wealth there are no taxes. Railways, | was Imposed to bold a prayer meet-
telephones, etc., are free, and *,!>"« at his bou e. The meeting was
are school-houses, teaching and
led by Deacon Blown. A loud
knock at the door interrupted '.he
serv ice.
A tali, lank, blue-frock, d young
hter stood at the door, with an ox-
tad in his hand, and a.siud to ,-ei
A Y's Farmer.
There is a fanner who is Y's
Enough to take his E's,
And study nature with his l's
4.nd think of what he ("s.
IIj' bears the chatter of the J's
As they each other TV,
Ami (J's tbat when a tree D K's
It makes a home for B'>..
A pair of horses he will U's
With many haw* and G-'s,
Ami their mistakes he will X 'J's;
While plowing for his !"s.
In raising crops, he touch X L's
And therefore little O's,
And when he hoes his soil by spell
lie also soils his lines.
- Whitehall Times
Agent for Guthrie Steam
Laundry.
Clean1 ii ; e:i I dyeing a special ly
HI;op first, door ■ i.rt Ii I lum-
ber aid.
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DIRECTORY.
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atioil in Congress and the electoral occasion for it outside ol a
college. " The guilty .fleeth when i pri'ding ofilc.". where it. comes
no man pursuetli.'' jwheu the paper is bi*iii!.dhand j
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Miss Helen tiould very modestly U l.vl! I meeting." be said, "but he seel hi- !
|.ravels, and they are • at 1 " *
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the cart.
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estiy j reading, and is ir.di. pcnsaH when
said whet, asked.to write an article |t|u, works 1.-: d and the press
<m ••How to Hi ike tin of Lgini to bin!; It is eometimos
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<]Ualitie,| to speak, altlioir:!i wiilin-| ,n.in is mad, and it lias bc. n known j of p^'atoes, beef, pork iu. :
to it-!; wb.ai •'•:>• knew. ions - - to entire!. nuno \e ;i: t tired r.-elii.-r; corn, 'J J;c no •. ting lirol.e up u it u
i tl-.o ««.!•! of tiie Si.ei;:-'i -,i r | i >f the -dit«>" w'o-n h • looks over out til" beuedot.on.
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to the rjiRstiofi. 'foolish habit—lis, j viycxa m uea u way. i'-s.
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Christ, J. H. The Kiel Press. (Kiel, Okla.), Vol. 3, No. 30, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 29, 1900, newspaper, November 29, 1900; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc102615/m1/1/: accessed April 20, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.