The Chandler News. (Chandler, Okla.), Vol. 6, No. 53, Ed. 1 Friday, September 17, 1897 Page: 3 of 4
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The Blue and the Gray.
Both men and women are apt to feel a little
blue, when the gray hairs begin to show. It's
a very natural feeling. In the normal condition
of things gray hairs belong to advanced age.
They have no business whitening the head of
man or woman, who has not begun to go
down the slope of life. As a matter of fact,
the hair turns gray regardless of age, or of
life's seasons ; sometimes it is whitened by
sickness, but more often from lack of care.
When the hair fades or turns gray there's no
need to resort to hair dyes. The normal color
of the hair is restored and retained by the use of
Ayer's Hair .Vigor.
story of cures told by the cured."
J. C. Aver Co.. powell, Mass.
Curebook,
l'ages
i n i ~ir - i in-nun K-iiiTiiUTi n-rmhr "i i n nfcrf- ■■*■ .
Safe Coasting r
is not a certainty on any bicycle, '^rV
but the nearest to it is coasting on a Colum- V*
bia. The 5to Nickel Steel Tubing, used *
only in Colutnbias, is the strongest material
known in bicycle construction<
1897
Columbia Bicycles
STANDARD OF THE WORLD at S7S'"°
Alike
There should be no question in your mind •what wheel to buy.
1897 Hart fords,
Hart fords, Pattern 2,
Hart fords, 'Pattern 1,
$50
45
40
POPE MFG. CO., Hartford, ^onn
Columbian are not properly represented in your vicinity, let us know.
CUT THE GENUINE ARTICLE!
Waiter Baker & Co.'s (
Breakfast COCOA
Pure, Delicious, Nutritious.
Costs I,ess than OXE CENT a cup.
Be sure that the package bears our Trade-Mark.
Trii e-Mark
Walter Baker & Co. Limited,
(Established 1780.) Dorchester, Mass.
MINERS REJECT THE COM-
PROMISE.
NO 65 CENT SETTLEMENT.
Cli© l'ro|iosltioii Advocated by llie Na"
tioiiat Oflirer* I)pfca(<!it by a Clone
\ol«- A Kesolntiou for
Settlement on i lip Same
Terms rendinj;'—l'ro -
cepiliiiipi, Etc.
the t'nited States tariff the following
increased duty: Sixty-six per rent on
yellow pine; 125 per cent on farm
wagons; 100 per cent on plows, har-
ro'.vs, kerosene and agricultural ma-
chinery not specifically mentioned;
also recommends maximum an i mini-
mum clause according" to which the
president can apply at will 50 per cent
duty in addition to the regular duty.
Am writing- fully in regard to the sit-
uation "
; CZAR'S CENSUS RETURNS.
NU'liobiH llltmel r h Kln^tflr of
Husslu's l.muts am! Agriculturist.
London, Sept. i ii. The czar recently
titled up a census papc in liis own
j handwriting', giving1 his name and sur-
name its "Romanov;" his social status
as "czar of all the Russians;" his pro-
fession as "master of all the land of
the Russian empire," and his accessory
i occupation "landed proprietor and
j agriculturist."
For the czarina, the Gear wrote
I "czarina of all the Russians, mistress
| of ali the land belonging to the Rus-
sians empire and patroness of all the
houses of employment."
SI ill Allot bur
•IOPI.IN, Mo.
< oi.rwiu's, Ohio, Sept. 13.- After
three days of heated debate, the intcV-
I state convention of the United Mine
Workers voted 4U> to 40. against the
acceptance of the sixty-five cents per
j per ton for mining in Western I'enn-
| sylvania with a corresponding raise
j elsewhere. The resoli.tion which was
| defeated reads:
"Resolved, That we, the miners of
I Pennsylvania, West Virginia. Ohio,
j Indiana and illinois, in convention as-
j sernbled, do hereby agree to accept the
j proposition recommended by our ua-
| tional executive committee, viz: Sixty-
l five cents per ton in the l'ittsburg dis-
j trict, and in all of the places in the
| above named states, where a relative
I price can be obtained, to secure work
| and contribute liberally to the miners
i who do not receive the advance, and
| where the tight must be continued to
! a bitter finish.
"Resolved, That the national otti-
| cers and executive board' and district
| presidents act as an advisory board
! for the purpose of providing ways and
means lor the carrying on of the
j strike where necessary; provided, how- i burned beyond all resemblance to hn
lline Futality at JopUn.
Sept. in. — Aaron l)en-
nison was struck dead by ti falling
scantling in the Moonshine minu yes-
terday. I'liis was the third mine fatal-
ity of the week and the thirteenth of
the summer.
Drought About Afton, I. X.
Afton, I T., Sept 13. — As a result
| af a severe drought grass islnirninir in
the field* and stock water giving nut.
It must rain in a few days to prevent
j i water faminc
ill i1 I b-.'s I b 1.1st of tlio Kni|ioriii Wreck
lncrt'it^iin; More l'robstlily Burnett.
Hmi'ouia, Kan.', Sept. 11. The death
list of the wreck is increasing. Two
i bodies were found yesterday afternoon
WICHITA DIRECTORY.
PIANOS. ORGANS I ko]it in a llrst-clRss
Music Store. Wholesale un<1 Retail. Any price
duplicated in tlie I'nited States.
tiios >11 \\V, Wichita. Kan*
WICHITA k
Wichita Hardware Co.
ware. Sporting (ioods, He.
F. W. SWAB
j. a, bishop, p"""'
111 slN :ss ( OI,LK(iK, 400 E.
DougliiBK. Page of line writing Free.
LI, ( (H KSK 985.00.
Wholesale and Retail
i Hardware, Wooden
2'il A: 223 E. Doug.
Should bo your Tailor.
4." NOKTI1 !>f AIN St.,
W Ichlta* Kann
ELEGANT i
Buy direct.
Sewinff
Machines
Get the
beat-. At, Factory l'rireb.
Warranted 10 >ears; all
attHcliiuentfi for # fancy
work, A« Money in ad'
Vance. /•>#•« 30 da) trial. 1
Klrrant Al «li., f 19.50 to 24.50.
Regularprice $6(1 to tliO. The
llau(Koine, durable Arpylet $16.50
to $19.60; regular price $4U to
$H0. The Hlnper Model*
Send for lar«e cataloguebefort
you buy. mid save money.
ELY MF'O. CO . 307 309 Wabash Ave.,Chicaga
TIUh ad. will appear hut once.
GetyourPension
DOUBLE QUICK
Prices on Application.
ItlUN CASTINGS, STOVES
kinds Of Fouudr/ Work Wirhlta Stov
YANQAQ ib TVT1Q €OAY< COM Mlneri
n A™ Ofto Ol 1 LAnu shippers of \\ler< ity. Pitts
liury Hmitlnffton. MnokHcHM ami McAlester ( uals.
W l i Ht'l: I . > rot t. h \ v- l A - W'lciift <
etc. Samples and
WlPHITA, KAN'S.
ttove He
pairs ami alt
«V I ron Works
PENSIONS
Write CAPT. O'PARRELL, Pension Agent,
1425 New York Avenue. WASHINGTON, D. C.
baylor female college.
opens Sept. 8, '#< The oldent. l r*o**. ehe |>>>hl. > e « col
leKcln the South. Mild winter*, healthful climate. Send
f or catalogue. Win. A. Wilson. I*r « .. Helton. Tei., Ho* F.
The beM Red Hope Roofing for
lc. nor sq. fi., caps and nails in-
olude'1 Hn b«t 't ii tea for Planter
Samples f ee. the Fa\ mMLU koofi^h. t o..
CCT DIPU Send for Book, "Inventions
□ LI niun V Wanted." Idirar lnieA r ., i4&H'waj > 1
ROOFING
j ever, that no district resume work for
] ten days, for the purpose of j;ivinf>'
j miners in other districts time to eon-
i fer with their operators and pet th<;
; price if possible."
An agreement was made to strike
| out t he ten days' limit and bot h votes
were then taken on the resolution
and it was defeated.
The miners took a recess about noon
with the following1 resolution pend-
ing:
"Resolved, That, we, the representa-
tives of the miners in convention as-
sembled. refuse to accept any settle-
ment that, does not include the w 1;'>Ic
competitive field known as West Vir-
ginia. Western Pennsylvania. Ohio. In-
diana, Illinois on a basis of O.'i cents
for Western Pennsylvania, and a rela-
j live price in all other states named,
the suspension to continue uut.il our
national officers are satisfied by the
i returns made from nil operators inter-
j ested that these terms have been
! complied with by the operators repre-
senting a majority of the output in
each district. Then the national < \ec-
I utive board shall meet and declare
work resumed at all places repre-
sented. "*
Whether the affair between the
I sheriff and miners at Ila/.h-ton. Pa.,
| was discussed within the conve :tion
is not known Some Pittsburg news-
: i>a|•< r men heiieve tin lla/.leton mat-
; ter had its e(Feet upon the vote, hut
I oxher reporters who mingle n4tli the
I miner's freely siiy the vote was not in-
i flweneed by the Ifaz' ton trouble.
President Uatehford ;ind the na-
! tional officers left no stone unturned
I to carry their recoiiiuieiidation for an
j acceptance of the 05-cent rate.
ARGENTINA RETALIATES
llenvy 1 licri-asfK In the import IIiiIioh on
Anifricjiii <loofis Kecomnipiicleti
Wasiiimito.n, Sept. 11 A eable-
g'l'ain was received at the state depart-
ment to-day from I'nited States Min-
I ister liuchanaii at lluenos Ay res,
i reading as follows: "The Argentine
tariff for next year has been sent to
tlu \iventiiie congress. The Argen
tine , .: •! :.t ""Is in view of
man be in jr.s \ Iter the finding' of the.
body of the woman yesterday morn-
ing the wrecking crew increased their
efforts and under the coaches found
two men It is thought that, many
more bodies are under the wreck, as
i the odor of decomposing' llesli is very
j strong at various points
The \\ ells- Fargo Kxpress company
\ recovered the safe which had been in
the wreck, and although it had been
! in 1 lie fire for sixteen hours not a
package in it was in jured.
Tori i, a. Kan . Sept. ti. in refer-
ence tn tin responsibility for the
wreck. Assistant. Superintendent Tur-
ner sttid that the examination had not
been completed, but that the impres-
sion is gaining that, the crew of train
Mo. 1 ran ti\ the stopping sijrnnf, or
mistook it in some way.
South .\fricitn Miuo llorror
JoUANNKsm iu , Sept. I w. Ail explo-
sion of <lymivnit< has taken place in
the ni;io;i/.in 1(| fin* < inor^o <<och Dee|>
Level mine*, eau.vijr terrible liavoe.
Five whiw men un.1 tw 'nty-flve Kafirs
are Known to have been killed.
l ost, fiici- K«>hl)i*r4 < et n I.oimi
< i>U M lit \. Mo.. Sep I. I ij. The post-
olliet' at W ilton, a small town in Koonc
eoimtv. robbed last 11 ih 1. of SI.000
in t Hiups ;iii<1 j «ooils
\'it
ol* a 1
near
I \ filosioa
's.'pt.
oilr.r at ;i b
Ol in it/, «•
killed ;i ii,t in:ii! v \\
Kith l.li'vou
l>y the <• \ plosion
•ut'i") in Iloenstadl,.
persons vve.ro
re injured
lit f 11'cm mm 'lum no I
Sepi-. i ; The fishing lieet
I* Ji i r i v
1)1 N K I UK ,
returned here to-d.iy from leeland and
reported that out of ninety-eight
boats, six foundered during* the sea-
son, resulting in the drowninir '>f
thirt\ men ;irid bnvs.
The fruit-eating bars do not live on
insects, nor at.tac: animals and suck
tdi>od, a s do t In ■. .i tn ii.' < The va in
pile is a mail bat with exceedingly
sharp front teeth, making a slit, in the
sleeper's letr and sucking the hloou
They are -chhim dnnyi rous to Iiiiiiikd
beings ! .it -iiv t ■ - .-i: t !e
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Gilstrap, H. B. & Gilstrap, Effie. The Chandler News. (Chandler, Okla.), Vol. 6, No. 53, Ed. 1 Friday, September 17, 1897, newspaper, September 17, 1897; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc115352/m1/3/: accessed April 24, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.