The Tecumseh Herald. (Tecumseh, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 4, No. 29, Ed. 1 Saturday, April 27, 1895 Page: 3 of 4
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A COMEDY OF EKRORS.
HAT DO YOU
think—of Jack Der-
mott ?"
MIbs Georgina
Poole had dlsmlssod
l er maid. She
*fked the question
of her cousin Polly.
Miss Georgina
^ Poole was a great
heiress from the
west. Polly was by
no means an heiress
Jenrglna was the handi
prettier of the two. Then- was Ave
*'^ars difference in the ages of the young
ladles. And there, Polly, If poor, hud
tho advantage.
"Jack Dermott? Ah, yes; a heavy
iwelj Vom New York, who came last
nlgfcfc"Why 'Jack' so familiarly to you?"
Georgina tapped the floor so impa-
tiently.
"Don't be so provoking. Every one
knows Jack Dermott and calls film
so. He's almost a public character. So-
ciety papers have been full of him for
• tp Its knees for the
beast was In wat.
ford.
"Be careful here. This la one of the
swiftest currents hereabouts,' he cried
Polly dragged her bridle away
Nonsense! I can manage "
But the horse slipped In the tussle
and Jack had his arm about Polly's
waist close and tight.
The romantic situation w not un-
duly prolonged. Mis* Georglna Poole
and her cavalier, having crossed In
sa'ety. watched from the bank. Polly s
JJ?""1 8<"rambled up again, and she was
still firm in her saddle, with no daniagt-
ducking to the bottom of h.
could put you on your feet, you're been IN THE NEW COrNTHY
lucky." ______
"Not altogether. You see—hang It
all!—I did fall In love with the wrong BRIEF BITS OF GENERAL NEWS
one. with Polly. • • • Ah. Polly,
shall never forget her. little charmer!"
But Tom Howe observed drily: "Don't
be a fool!"
HOW TO BE BEAUTIFUL.
Woman'* a.!vie* to Thoae L«m f
t (Uinta Than Mir.
FROM THE TERRITORIES.
Oklahoma and the Indian Territory
with Their Itudiret of General and
Loral Lor® Itemized lor the Con-
venience of the General Header.
>e
"Oh! We did not see society papers
at the Plain City Academy for Young
LadleB," Polly yawned. "Well, his eyes
nre—killing. So dreamy. Dresses well,
too. Naturally. Dresses like a New York
man."
Georglna's eyes had grown dreamy,
loo. She let them fall on the mirror at
her elbow. The mirror threw bark the
reflection of a face Improved by helght-
ened color, transformed by a subtle
something that made Polly jump to her
"You're not In love with him?"
Georgina flushed the brighter.
"Absurd. A man who only came last
night, and who I've never spoken to,"
she said; but she stammered as she
spoke.
Polly nodded three times, deliberate-
ly. "Well, well, well! What is there
Polly the I J'f511- Mr- IX?rmott had been, apparent-
ly unnecvsaarily alarmed. Miss Geor-
glna Poole turned her horse's head
rather sharply and rode on.
That afternoon, when the party re-
turned. the elder i^usln took the other
to task.
I should like to know, I must say,
Just where we stand," was her remark.
"I should like to understand Jack Der-
mott."
"In what particular?" Inquired Polly.
"Is he serious or is he not? He baa
been devoted to me for days—weeks—
now I could swear that "
"That he loves you? Well, so he does.
The only thing that keeps him from
proposing is that he thinks you're poor.
Can t afford that, he says, being poor
himself. Hut he'll come to It. He ll
com.' to It all the same. Had a deal to
say to-day about hearts that would not
love according to policy and reason,
etc. I tried to lead him on. Told hln
he'd better marry money, and so on
That looked like offering myself, didn't
It? Hut no. He aB much as declared
that his heart was yours. Hence be
satisfied. He thinks you're the poor
cousin, and he prefers you to the rich.
You have Just what you wanted."
Georgina flushed a little, looked pen-
sive. then sighed.
"If I could be quite sure—but he had
a singular look In his eyes, my dear,
had his arm around y
that cro
galleries,
female loveliness, poised herself in the
familiar attitude of I)u Maurier's hero-
ine, her beauty and shapeliness height-
ened by the Grecian garment of white
crepe and the wreath of orange blos-
soms thnt crowned the loosened hair
of gold. For a moment there was silent
admiration, then enthusiastic, almost
tempestuous applause. In this Impres-
sive way Mme. Sale prefaced the lec-
ture she was to deliver on the science
of beauty. In her talk she argued
that perfection of form and feature
could be acquired even by those ap-
parently moit unfavored by nature. A
radical change in woman's habits, how-
ever, is necessary, and Mme. Sale did
not hesitate to speak plainly. Clean-
liness, she admitted, is better for the
complexion than all the artificial prep-
arations In the market. Healthful ex-
ercise is of more serv|e« in rounding
the body into perfect shape than all
the distortions of tight lacing, Above
all, force of will and pe«ee of mlud are
essential to the accomplishment of ac-
In the middle of that ridiculous stream, j qtilml beauty. Following the words
of advice, Mme. Sale appeared before
the audience in tights, admittedly to
show the perfect outlines of her fig-
ure. and went through the breathing
and muscular exercises that she pre-
scribes. Questions of all kinds were
freely asked by the audience and
frankly answered by the lecturer. In
response to many requests. Mme. Sale
closed her tajk as she had begun it,
with an impersonation of Trilby.
The weather bureau has luusd ' 8ug r employs 30,OOP Hawaiian,,
weather crop bulletin No. 8 for the The people of Great Britain consume
week ending Monday, April IB, 1193, ieu tobacco per head than thoaeof any
as follows; Tho normal temperature other civilircd country—only 23 ounces
for the second week in April is 61. ft. to the Inhabitant.
Average for the past week was 6T.7, —
6.4 degrees above the normal. Contl - British savants say the influenza ml-
Dona auaahlne, high winds and absence "obes breed 'or their world-circling
of rain has been prevailing conditions journey of destruction In tlieb.g, bare,
and as a result wlnUr wheat and ''old churches of Hnsala.
spring crops of every description have Tho College of Physicians and Sur-
lley. Hawloy of Oklahoma City, sud made little or no growth, oats in par- ^eons has received from the Vander-
The most beautiful Trilby that has ' Elder R. U. Bracken of Newkirk, were I ticular looking badly. Wheat and bllt family and from Mr. Sloan since
posed before n Chicago audience was | elected delegates to the general assem-j S"raM are at a standstill Potatoes 1984 gift* amounting to f2.','70,000.
revealed the other afternoon with the bl.v of Presbyterians in May, to be held and corn ri cnatn In tho ground un- .enter of the French
rising of the eurtaln at the Columbia at IMttaburg. l'enn. *>"' vegetables and small
theater. Before an audience of ladle: ' Couriers from Tishomingo, the eapi- ^J'^ltYre'e" tre iTwom'
djd boxes, auditorium and 0, chlekasaw Nation, report ^m. of our^" e-TondenU «poru"-
Mme. Sale, a perfection of | that a battl.U raglnjr between Oovern- jUrJ fnilt by ,|,e dronth and high
or Moaely and two hundred insurrec-
tionists. Six people have been kjll-
ed and eight wounded, so tho report
feajs, and the greatest excitement pre-
vails. The cause of the trouble is due
to bad political blood, which has long
pervaded the Chickasaw seat of gov-
ernment, and has existed since the
Legislature ignored Will lirotvn,
Charles ilrown und Noah McGill. who
claimed to have been duly elected
Sheriffs of the Nation, alleging that
the Legislature did not have author!
I DID FALL IN LOVE WITH THE WRON
woolen manufacture, is so well off that j
it has abolished nearly all its town
taxes, and now petitions the govern- !
ment for leave to do sway with the
octroi, the duty on provisions entering
the town.
The proposed plan of preventing the
incrustration or corrosion of boilerB by
means of a certain enameling process I formance is regarded as of particular
ngaged the atten- j significance in the territorry as being
ty to reject their claims tosnch offices.
On Tuesday morning Governor Moselv
issued orders to all sheriffs, consta-
bles and deputies throughout tho na-
tion to report to him at once with
arms. When the officers gathered
around tho house, 200 euraged men,
headed by McGill und the Ilrown
brothers, rushed from ndjoining houses
and a deadly riot followed. The
names of the dead and wounded coulu
not be ascertained by the couriers,
owing to the great excitement which
prevailed. Governor Mosely and lifs
official retinuo escaped by rushing to
houses on the outskirts of tho town.
Mosely has called a special session of
the Legislature to take actlor. Tisho-
mingo is now in a terrible state of ex-
citement and white peoplo are fleeing.
Another carnage is loaded for at any
moment.
An interesting performance ip about
to begin in the Indian territory. As
provided by the 'last congress the In-
dian territory is to bo entirely survey-
ed and several corps of surveyors are
now on the ground with complete out-
fitsof the necessary apparatus.The per'
has for some time
tlon of engineers, and favorable results
are Haid to have attended its use. Ac-
cording to the acount given of this
method, the interior surfaces are coat-
ed with a deposit in the form* of a
smooth black film of enamel, thick
enough to protect the metal underneath
from corrosion, and so thin that the
boiler loses none of its steam generat-
ing power; the application is entirely
simple, the material employed being In-
jected into the holler through a cock
of lubricator pattern at such times as
desired, the surface below the water
level thus becoming coated with the
enamel. It is claimed for this process,
among its various advantages, that the
enamel is impenetrable by aHrls, pro-
tects the boiler from the corrosive
iigents contained in almost if not all
j waters, prevents incrustrations. does
not harm the boilers, and is of slight
Nat"
about the man that should fascinate
at flrst sight. Has he a reputation of
being dungpmuH to women, of having
had 'affairs?' "
Georgina made no reply. Presently—
"He's bankrupt. Gone through all his
money. So they say."
"Ah—Probably would not mind mar-
rying an heiress, then. Polly's pretty
eyes gleamed beneath their narrowed
lids and a dimple showed.
Georgina looked angry. "You are pro-
voking! Do you think no one would
marry me save for my money? Heir-
esses are married for love sometimes."
"Sometimes." The dimple deepened.
Georgina watched her cousin. Her
handsome eyes gave a flash. She stood
up and folded her urms.
"Supposing thnt I had fallen In love
at flrst sight; supposing that I did want
him to propose to me. I say, suppos-
ing these things! I'd be willing to show
you that I could rely on some attrac-
tion In myself, Independently of my
money. You are a Miss Poole, as I am.
Play the rich Miss Poole while we are
at this hotel, if you like. We've been
here only two days, and no one will
know the difference."
Pretty Polly's laugh gurgled like run-
ning water.
"Ah! that's an idea! We'll meet Mr.
Jack Dermott. as you the poor. I
the rich Miss Poole, and then for the
results!"
She threw her arms above her head,
plroutted, dropped a courtesy to her
image In the looking-glass.
"I salute you, rich Miss Poole! For-
tunately, Georgina, your dresses fit me.
dear. And I'll wear your Jewels on the
proper occasions. Poor little pauper me,
what novel sensations! Hut Jeanne
must be In the secret, of course. And
strict discretion must be enjoined on
Jeanne. No gossiping from her."
Jeanne was Miss Georgina Poole's
French maid.
At the hotel people made up riding
parties, forded the shallow streams, and
rivers that flow through these southern
mountains, flirted under the shadows
of the woods, in which the leafage was
thickening, now that spring had come.
Spring at least had come down here.
In the north and west winter lingered.
The hotel people were Idle birds of pas-
sage, though, and lilies that tolled not;
neither did they spin. They were con-
gregated at this winter resort for pleas-
ure. and they took It as It came.
"For my part. I should not mind hav-
ing this sort of thing go on forever.
You think I'm Jesting? I'm in earnest-
dead earnest."
The speaker was Jack Dermott. He
rode at Polly's side. He bad not been
In that position long. Georglna's state-
ly shape, sitting a gray horse, thread-
ed its way, with another cavalier,
through Woodland Park, Just In front
of them. Jack Dermott's post had been
close to the gray horse's side most of
the day; it was there most of every
day.
A long look had accompanied his last
words—"dead earnest" but not at
Georglna's back, at Polly's small face,
pink with exercise under the brim of
the boyish hat.
"What sort of things? Making love
to my handsome cousin."
"Making love to—yes, your handsome
cousin."
"Well, why not?"
"My dear Miss Poole, how rruel you
are! I'm a poverty-stricken devil, yon
know. How can I afford to marry?"
"Marry money, then." Polly said It
composedly, and flecked a fly from her
horse's ear.
Jack looked straight ahead of him.
"That Is one way out of the dilemma.
Rut suppose your heart goes In the
wrong direction? Suppose It Insists on
loving where there Is no money?"
"My dear Mr. Dermott!" Polly's laugh
gurgled out and rippled on and on;
"only Ill-regulated hearts do such
things! As for yours "
"Stop!" Ja<-k caught her horse s bridle.
They had come to a little river and the
do you account for It?"
"Natural look of his eyes. Horn sen-
timental and killing, so to speak.''
"Toll me with your hand on your
heart. Polly, ho has not boon flirting--
coquetting— with you?"
"Good gracious, 110!"
"Well, we shall see."
Kill
thes. I
he'll
ck In Miss
prophesy that
in a week."
It did not take a week
Polly was lying 011 b
Poole's boudoir when the latter tiurst |
in, and, breathless, sank on her knees I
beside the lounge.
"It's done!"
Polly dropped the novel she was read- |
Ing from her hands.
"In due form?"
"Absolutely. Just now as we were
coming back from our walk. He asked
me to go and gather arbutus, you know
He said that he had long fought against,
his heart, because he could offer me
only poverty. He asked If I minded
marrying a poor man. Think. Dolly,
how proud I was! And 1 did not un-
deceive him Just then; did not tell him
that I wns the rich Miss Poole whom h-
had chosen after all. I thought 1 would
wait till to-night; Jeanne must dress
me in my best! I'll resume my own
role, dear, and dazzle Jack."
"Very well, and I'll be poor Polly ones
more." Polly kicked off her little slip-
per and caught It again on her
toes. "All's well that ends wel
the plan succeeded."
"You don't—don't mind, Polly
Georgina, a little remorsefully.
\Mlnral (• in n Minis
•Yench Gulf, Cal.. special, savs
•aI gas has been discovered here.
Mil., rs in making an upraise when in
! about sixty-five feet were stopped by
1 the gas. which caught fire and severely
| burned one of them. At the upraise the
gas did not come, down nor out. but
when touched with a candle poured
I forth in a sheet of flame.
On Thursday last Mr. Lewis went in
to the upraise and fanned out the Ran
j as he thought, but did not empty thr
I plnce, and when he touched a match to
his candle a blaze started. l<ewis ran
| hut in the tunnel fell over a wheelbar-
; row and bruised and skinned his hands
j and arms badly. Then the fire caught
him and burned his face and hands
I badly, but fortunately not his eyes.
I One side of his face chanced to have
I some mud 011 it. which saved it. His
| right hand and face are blistered.
When burning this gas makes a beau-
I tiful iridescent flame.
another important step towards civil-
ization. Hitherto the condition of
the lauds has been as savage and ir-
regular as the Indian governments
themselves. Now land will bo survey-
ed carefully and subdivided and re-
corded. With tho fixing of the town-
ship lines the Indian territory will
cease to be a savage wilderness. This
is looked upon as the flrst essential
move towards the ultimate dissipation
of tribal relation and the allotment of
all Indian land in severalty and the
downfall of the Indian government
Of course the survey does not mean
this result directly. Hut it foreshad-
ows it and indicates the feeling of the
government in Washington on the mat-
ter. The survey will begin at the
point where the Indian base line
crosses the East line of the Chickasaw
■ eservatioii, in latitude 34)£, longitude
96}*. The flrst party, now organizing
will extend and mark out the base
line for about fifty miles Eastward. A
second party, when this has been ac-
complished, will run a North and South
line from a point on tho East line of
range 8, and this line will be made a
principal meridian eventually to befc^, drmith
extended to tho North lino of the
Creek country and to the South bound-
ary of the Choctaw nation. From n
point twenty-four miles East of this
principal meridian, there will bj a
guide meridian, and from points twen-
ty-four miles North and South of the
base lino correction lines will be
marked out by a third party. This
will cut up the country into areas of
twenty-four miles each way, and the
next step to be taken by the survey-
ing parties will bo the outlining of
townships, which will thon be divided
winds. Tho bloom, however, is so
abundant that should three-fourths of
it be killed there will still be as much
fruit from the remainder us the trees
can hold. In the central section thero
were light sprinkles of rain at Clayton,
Otego and Stillwater, Payne county;
Orlando ami Guthrie, Logan county;
Arcadia and Millier, Oklahoma county 1 jqo qoo"feet oTgas.
and Noble, Cleveland county, on the ,
12th, but nowhere throughout this A new imitation
section has there been sufficient rain 04 parts of copper aud six of antimony,
to do any good. The weather has with a little magnesium and carbonate
been dry, hot and windy and crops of lime added while it is melted. It is
generally seem to be in about the same said that it preserves its color, is an
nd it ion as they were last week, a almost exact imitation of gold and
In France, a very good gas is made j
from the fatty material contained In the I
soapsuds, ufter washing wools and
Tho wash water of :i woolen mill with
20,000 spindles will aunually yield
nough of this substance to produce 1,- !
oi gold
little better in portions of Payne, Lin-
coln and Pottawatomie couuties,
Wheat, the little that stood through
the winter, is in poor coudition. Oats
still alive but show no growth.
n is uearly nil planted but very lit-
tle is up. Gardens are doing no good.
Strawberries arc reported killed iu
Log;m county, but generally fruits
promise an abundant yield 'if it ever
rains. Pastures are bare and water is it ing street cars to
getting scarce. Potatoes, aloue. what j at grade.
of them are up seem to be holding
their own. Reports from Okarche,
Cuundian county, state that the farm-
ers iu that section are preparing to
plant a large acreage in broom corn.
in the Western section light showers
are reported only from Hlalne county
on tho 12th. The weather has been
warm und windy. Oats that are plant-
ed deep took fairly well as thero is
still moisture in the ground. Corn
planting is about completed. Wheat
is growing slowly. Potatoes are up
and growing. It is too dry for garden
truck. In Hie Northern section light
showers iu Garfield, Noble and Woods |
counties have done some good, but
generally crops aro not in us good con- |
dition as last week. An exception is
noted in the Southern portion of Wood j
county where showers were heaviest, j
Corn plunting is nearly completed. |
Delayed reports of last week give an
account of tho worst snowstorm of
the year, extending as far East as
Woodward, Wood county. The storm
began ou the 5th and ended on tlio United States.
evening of the Oth. It was very disas- j #
trous to stock, and range cattle per-
ished by the huudreds. It had been
quite warm for the ten days previous
and the sudden change with high
wind and drifting snow was unprece-
dented for April.
tlon weather continues dry and in the
Osage nation. Wheat looks bad, corn
and oats fair; vegetation backward.
Good rains aro reported form tho
Creek, C hoctaw and Cherokee nations,
where but little funning is done.
There wns a light frost on the Oth and
13th. In the Southern section good
rains liavo
ly a shilling a pound to
A Russian Church, to be known as
the C hurch of St. Nicholas, is to be
opened in New York city shortly after
Easter. Prince Cantacuzene, tho Rus-
sian Minister to the United States, is
one of the trustees.
Connecticut has passed a law proliib-
The South African Republic, so-e
cd, has an area of 113,001) miles.the
act Bizo of Arizona.
Great Britain owns in Africa an area
of 2,570,000 square miles, almost equal
to the United States.
Siam has L'.M),ouo square miles, about
tho area of North and South Dakota
with Minnesota added.
lOYAL BAKING POWDER
is the purest and strongest
baking powder made. It has
received the highest award at the U. S.
Gov't official investigation, and at all
the Great International Expositions and
World's Fairs wherever exhibited in
competition with others.
It makes the finest, lightest, sweetest,
most wholesome bread, cake and pastry.
More economical than any other leaven-
ing agent.
M ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., 106 WALL ST., NEW-YORK.
Idaho is twice as large an Arkansas.
Sumatra is nearly as large as Call-
Pitt had a fiery red face and a terri-
I Napoloo
stupid fac
The Duke
Hoinun nose
II, had a dull, almost
He generally seemed half
>f Welllngto
and a stern
has a great
forbidding
(■ermuny, >
is almost the
and Colorado
London has 100,000 night-workers.
A London writer estimates that the
amount of Hritish capital invested
outside of Great liritain is fully 81ft,-
000,000,000.
i nit-
California shepherds use
An official statement recently pub-
lished shows that in France 70,503 ille-
gitimate children were born in 1803,
which number was 8.0 per cent, of the
total number of children born in that
country during the year referred to. In
Paris 24 3 per cent of the total number
of children born there in 1803, were il
legitimate children.
Ireland is about half tho sl/.o of Mis-
souri.
Australia is about the size of the
miles, ti
United
> has an area of 751,000 square
• nearly one-fourth that of the
years' suffering, I
Cure. Mary Tho
Alleghen:
March 10, '!•!.
by local applications, as they can not resell
the diseased portion of the car. There la
only one way to cure Deafness, and that Is
by constitutional remedies Deafness ia
caused by au intlami>d condition of tlie
, mucous lining of tho Eustachian Tube
In the Eastern sec- When this tube is inflamed you have a
rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and
when itTs entirely closed, Deafness is the
result, and unless tho inflammation can l e
taken out aud this tubo restored to its nor-
mal condition, hearing will bo destroyed
forever; nine cases out of ten are caused
by catarrh, which is nothing but an in-
flamed coudition of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case or Deafness (caused by catarrh)
thatcan not be cured by Hall's Catarrh
gliout the Cure. Send for circulars, free
Southern portion, whoro crops of all
hinds are doing well, but throughout
the West central and Northern por-
millions exist. Cot-
ton planting has begun.
Jab. I. Widmbyeii,
Director, Oklahomu Weather Service,
Oulahotnn City, O. T., April 10, 1805.
A dispatch from Colbert, I. T.,
says Mbcrt Meyer, a young German,
rrived at Colbert on tho M. K. «fc T.
F. J CHENEY, Toledo. O.
BTHold by Druggists. 76c.
Hall's Family Pills, 2flu.
Mexico produces anything thatcan
be raised in any other country. So va-
ried is the climate that in the same
State can be raised any product of the
tropics and of the polar regions. Cot-
ton, wheat, rye, silver, silk, cocoanuts,
bananas, rice, cocoa, vanilla, logwood,
. . , .... ., ... . 4ii mahogany, hides and wine aro the
" nila ! Palpal product,.
Montenegro having 3,000 squnn
is almost exactly three times ti
of Rhode Isluud.
Pagntiini looked like
a man, so thin was ho.
ure exaggerated.
Hliort .Journeys on n
Is the characteristic titl
illustrated hook con tit
hundred pages of clu
descriptions of summei
country north and west
reading matter is new,
are new, und the infor
be new to almost everyi
A copy of "Short Jo
ic sent fi
caricature of
III every feat-
nrmingly writtr
r res rti in tli
of Chicago. Tli
the illustration
ution therein \vi
irnev
vill
ten
lenta
Long
l> who
•stage)
engcr
Paul
French Africa comprises a territory
of nearly 3,000,000 miles, about tho
size of the I nited Ststes.
The immigration from Ireland last
year is the lowest recorded since tho
collection of returns commenced in
llffl.
Rubinstein wore his hair in the Hee
thoven style, which has always been
popular among pianists.
There are several counties in the
Stutes considerably
great Western
larger than Massaclu
Olivei
ed Celti
that wa
Goldsmith had strongly mn
: features and a lively bind
s ulways merry.
to Geo. H. Heallord, General Past
Agent, Chimgo, Milwaukee .y t.
Railway, Chicago, III.
Atlanta has a greater mileage of
street railways in proportion to its I
population than any city in tho Union
—exceeding 100 miles
| The deepest gold mine in tho world
is at Eureka, Cal.; depth, 2,! U0 feet;
deepest silver mine at Carson City,
New; depth, 3,300 feet.
'I ho first treaty over made by Jnpati
with any foreign power was with tho ;
I nited States, through Townseml Har-1
ris in 1858.
Ireland has 12,000 girl lacemakers.
California prunes worth 5 cents a
pound fetch 18 cents a pound as real
French importations when sold in San
Fraucisco.
Little Switzerland has but 15,000
Washington State reports an immi-
gration boom.
Tho export trade in apples during
past season has been unusually heavy,
notwithstunding the good price for ap-
ples in this country. This is largely
the result of the general fullure of tho
apple crop in Europe. During the
season 1,443,51)^ barrels have been ship-
ped from New Yora against 108,700
barrels of the previous crop.
Tu
* and Ohio
early the
und
A telegram from New York to A
tralia has to go nearly 20,000 mi
15,000 of which ure by submarine
ble, and It Is handled by 15 operati
to pull out Meyer sat on a pile
of ties, and while thero Morland !
Owensby, son or Dr. Owensby,
up with a 22-caliber target
t down.
I'resUlfi
In the vicinity of Morgan, in this
i"1™;1;'. I Aunt Adllne n
' U j "No, darling; why?"
?" suld "Tans papa say he was always
' flshln', an' I spect if you dlt her to
' nurse me you'll 'ave a little president,
In commenting later on these occur- j too Atlanta Constitution.
rences in general and on her revelation f •
to Mr. Dermott that night in particular. |
Georgina said that "Jack took it 1#autS- ' New I'm* fur (ilycerli
fully."
"What d
taken to Norman for the courts approv-
al. The bondsmen qualified to 827,000
state, lives an old negro woman whose I ouly «Vo qualifying on account of the
love for the creeks has been noticed, lack of time, as St. Johns attorneys
perhaps, by all who live there. Hardly j wished hlin to take the bond to Nor-
a day passes that she is not observed man on the afternoon t
with her fishing pole, either coming
from or going to the creek. Several
days since a fond mqlher sat on the
veranda, while a little toddler of 3 or
4 years played at her knee, when the
old woman passed.
"Mamma," said the little tot, look-
ing innocently up from his play, "did
Mr. Cleveland?"
The yearly production of peanuts in
and ' this country is about 88,000,000 pounds
The gun was accident- —Virginia. Georgia, Tennessee and
1 ly discharged, and Mever fell back- N'orth Carolina harvesting the most, In
I ward, a corpse, the bullothaving gone the order named Hut after all the
into section and quarter section. i„ i,i« h,.-., t naim <i. nut, aiter an, me
directly through his heart. American crop of peanuts is small com
Judge Scott in chambers Tuesday Henrv Brock was killed by an M. IC« l,are(1 wittl that of Africa, which in
uight after a hearing in the St. John ^ ( passenger train at South McAl- shipped 400,000,000 pounds of pea-
case granted the application for bond ester Monday night. He attempted nu-s to Europe.
and fixed tho amount at 810,000. Wed- | to get off the train before it stopped.
nesday his attorneys presented their | private Emil Donnerstag, Hand, 10th
bond to tho district clerk and it Wrb | inflintry, Fort Iteno, Okla., having en-
listed under false pretenses, will be
discharged without honor.
A Santa Fe special Thursday brought
to Guthrie a party from the North, con-
sisting of the officers of the Hutchin-
son, Oklahoma and Gulf Railroad and
some English capitalists. The gentle-
men of tho party are II. A. Christy,
Drs. H. H. Green & Sons of Atlantn,
Ga., are the greatest dropsy specialists
In the world Cure more patients than
the entire army of physicians scattered
over this t eautlful land of ours. A val-
uable discovery outside any medical
book or published opinion. A purely
Vegetable preparation. Removes all
dropsical symptoms rapidly. Ten days'
treatment mailed to every sufferer. Bee
advertisement In other column.
Guthrie Friday by Alfred CI ess against president of the road; J. Stephen
Pauline Clcss. It states that they were Jeans, a railroad engineer of Englnnd;
mirricd in Wurtemburg, Germany, in Price Williams, a capitalist and coal
1884, and have no children, Alfred mine engineer and expert of England;
Cless, so tho petition states, was a C. W. Smith, former Vice President of
judge in the fatherland and through the Santa Fe road; II. L, Jackson,
his wife's intrigues lost the position Chief Engineer of the Hntohin--on
It also states that the defendent mis- road, and other prominent railway
thnt 1 w
date hlr
Polly in the secluslo
rooms.
"I mean the dlsclosun
heiress did not unduly
took it almost as a matter of
Wasn't it nice of him. darling?'
Georgina, and then she sobbed
doubtless from stress of emotion
While this colloquy was iu |
another was going on iu the si
i A thin coat of pure glycerine applied
*!"!!! ! to both sides of glass will prevent any
rted
king-
save for the presence
tt and his l>est friend.
ning und
of Jock I
Tom Howe.
Tom Howe arrived tha
had Just been told the n<
"Hut, look here! What's tills? I've
already heard from a man 1 know here
in the house, that you've been devoting
yourself desperately t
Poole here, and now :
are to marry the heiress of untold
western dollars. 1 hear that there are
two Misses Poole. Now which is which''
And which is to be Mrs. Jack Dermott?"
"The rich one, my boy—alas!'' Jack
sighed—a sigh long and glimmer. "Hut
I've been devoting myself, appur fitly,
to the poor one."
"Oh. don't talk In conundrums."
"Briefly, then, the rich Miss Poole
desired to be loved and wooed for her-
self, not for her money, exchanged
roles with her cousin when they flrst
came here. Every one took her for the
poor cousin, and Polly," Jack sighed
again, "for the heiress."
"Ah! And you fell In love with the
right one, after all. and courted poverty
only to win riches? Very good. Virtue
rewarded."
"Not exactly." Jack got up and came
and stood before his friend with his
hands deep in his pockets, and a gloomy
brow. "Not exactly. You see. Miss
Poole's French ward was an old sweet-
heart of my mans, and she gave the
whole scheme of the two young ladles
away, being, of course. In the secret.
And—er—Jennings told me."
Tom Howe smoked a moment.
"So you were up to the racket from
the flrst?"
"As you say. I was up to the racket
from the flrst."
"Well, considering the state of you:
finances, and that only a rich marrla;
moisture forming thereon, and will
lH the stay until it collects so much dust that
He it can not be Been through. Surveyors
iiirsc I can use it to advantage on their lnstru-
itsked 1 ments in foggy weather. In fact, it
little, j 4,an jM, uae<| anywhere to prevent mois-
' ,ur® from f°r,ninK on anything, and lo-
comotive engineers will find It partic-
ularly useful In preventing the ac-
cumulation of steam as well as frost
on their windows during the cold
weather.
represented herself at the time of her
i marriage, giving the plaintiff to be.
licve that she was young, of go<#
! blood and parentuge, but the facts I
j were that Pauline was of plcbiau birth ; built and in operation from Hutchiu-
low parentage and inoralB. Another j •'•on, Kansas, to the Southern Kansas
clause sets forth the fact thut she | line at Cameron, and President Chris*
"never loved him," and prays for an ha^'? they will abegin work within
absolute decree and proper relief.
The Choctaw, Oklahoma and Gulf
railroad has placed an order with the
Haldwin locomotive works for four
eight wheeled passenger engines and
six consolidation engines. The road ed the Supreme Court of tho District
is also in the market for 500btocl< cars, Columbia to issue an order restrain- J
eight coaches, four express cars ami Secretary Carlisle from paying, i
five combinution cars. and Edgar M. Murble of New York, j
The residence of Postmaster Dodge !lI,d ,ieorge c Hazelton and Lyman A. j
of Nowata. I. T., was entered by bur- Newell of Washington from receiving
glars on the 10th inst. They secured payment of a Treasury draft for 810,- ;
about $200 in money and a gold watch, i 000, issued to James J. Newell. The
She had her doubts and she ex-
Mis- L presBed them to her mother.
"Mamma," she said, "I don't believe
he loveB me half as much as he says,
t He never has squeezed my hand hard
enough to hurt yet."
| "My child," said the mother, "you
| should remember that George had a
! good deal of practice at hand squeez-
ing before we landed him."
Thursday night they
consultation with the Hoard of Trade
relative to the right of way and depot
grounds in Guthrie. The road is now
llelva A. Lock wood o' Washington,
and James Taylor of the Indian Terrl-
; tory, both attorneys at-law, have ask-
Spelllmr Ten V«in llsnce.
Teacher—Spell "laws."
Pupil—L-o-z, loz.
Teacher—Spell "paws."
Pupil—P-o-z, poz
Teacher—Spell "cause."
Pupil—C-o-z, coz.
Teacher — Spell "legislature"
give definition.
Pupil—Can't be spelled, but it's a
relic of barbarism.
and
Whut au ordinury man cats
und the way he eats it would
l>e enough to give dyspepsia
to un ostrich—unless the os-
trich were wise enough to as-
sist his digestion
from time to time
with au efficient
combination of
vegetable ex-
tracts. Suck a
paratioii is
. Pierce'a
'leasant Pellets.
They are the pills
Humboldt had a broad, well fed, in-
tellectual countenance, showed a love
for the good things of life.
The Supreme Court of California has
decided that tlio holder of a through
railroad ticket has a right to stop-over ;
privileges.
Edward Atkinson says tha'. tho time ! stimulate
will come when the fiber of the cotton organs. They stop sour stomach, wind
stalk will be utilized, und there are iin-1 belchings, heartburn, flatulence — 1
portant elements for tanning aud dye-1 constipation, biliousness, dyspe
11 ' 'digestion, sick headache and
j derangements.
ing in the root
sometimes cat
the wrong things and too much. They
in all of the digestive
kindred
Parisian cabmen aro not allowed to
smoke pipes while driving.
A ton of good coal is said to yield
about 8,000 feet of purified gas.
Raphael's face, painted by himself,
represents hiin as a man with more
than ordinary personal attractions.
There are alluminium beer checks.
Once used they are always in favor.
Ely's Cream Balm
QUICKLY n itKS
| l'rlr« 5Q OnU.T
A|>|ilr Balm int.i xaeli nojjrll.
El* Bbob.. WW.rren St., N Y.
'1 lie Malucoa Islands have a combin-
ed area of 24,000 square miles, a little
more than Ohio.
case arises out of a dispute over a fee
in what was known as the "old settler
or Western Cherokee claim."
At Oklahoma City the grand jury
brought in an indictmcnt against
Harry St. John charging hiin
A Conflf-mrri Lixr.
Husband—What's the matter wit*
my darling this morning?
Wife—You know well enough what'f
the matter. You came home drunk
last night.
"Me drunk last night- never."
"But you owned up that you hac
been drinking."
"I did. eh? Well you can't believe
half what a man says when he's full."
rroftta of Morality.
A Glasgow man once remarked that
a young townsman of his who had mi-
grated was "a truly moral man."
"Well, I don't know so much about
that," said Russell, of the Scotsman,
and he Instanced a peccadillo or two of
this blameless youth. "Nay." said the
other. "I was na thinking of drink and
' '*nes. but of gamblin' and sic thing
i: l' ?e money by."—Argonaut.
but the latter was afterwurds found
in the yard. Other residences were j
eutered, but nothing of value taken.
W. I). Lockett, a prisoner confined
in the United States jail at Guthrie on
the charge of counterfeiting, escaped
by prying off tlio locks of his cell caifc i murder In the Urht degrecT lie is still
unit then crawling through ;i window |n ja|l, but will try to secure tail,
connecting with the hltchen t-> the Wltnessus before tiic grand Jnrv swore
main corridor. Marshall Nix offers a that Mrs. M. <foba had frequently been
rcw.nl of 810*1 for the capture of Lock- „m, improper company.
ett and his delivery at the jaU. p„gene H vs and Harry McDade
New postoflices have been establish- have been held without bail for the
cd at Ara, Chickasaw nation, M. Ken- j murder of Doss at El Reno.
FOR ALL THE ILLS THAT PfUH GflN BRING
-ST. JACOBS OIL
A* CURE IS KING; flliKe with ACHES io Everytt>ir?2.
MS W.L.Douclas
\VU CUAC HTHC II3T.
. m ^HtlP rir mo a kinr.
Ve fur^^sJA^
nlsh steel tnnks^S
rwith covers, all «al-
fvanlzed after completion^!
f In nests of ten, 8 to I 2 feeM
fhIgh and 30 to 30 inches Inl
/diameter, at 2Sc. per gallon/l
f They do not rust, shrink, leok, glvel
I taste to water, nor allow foreign aut>-l
I stances to get In. They can bo putl
I In garret or barn and thus are protected!
Ifrom free/1ng, They take no setting#
\up. are cheaper than wood. Tank/
^substructures of all sizes made to J
^ order. Send for price list and i
^ designs forsubstructure end A
^ornamental water supply.
tAERMOTOR CO..
. CHIQAQO. |
nainer:at Cayuga. Seneca nati>
under Splitlog. A post office was es-
tablished at Parks, Grant county, Ok.,
with Lulu W igh ton us postmaster.
The I'uiform Rank Knightsof Pyth-
ias of Oklahoma City attended Enter
services at the Presbyterian church in
a body. They inarched to the church
in full dress unilorm.
Frank Parker, tho Oklahoma City
chicken fancier, was so unfortnnate
as to have several of his best fowls
stolen last week. The thief has not
yet been discovered but Frank is lay-
ing for him with a double barreled
shot gun.
Si* lady delegates were present at
the Methodist conference. South, at
Guthrie.
Postoflices have been established at
Posey, ( reek Nation aud at Floyd,
Payne county and Ida, Lincoln coun-
ty, Okla.
The United States vs. W. S. Robert-
I son was on trial before the court last
week. This is the case brought by
the I'nited States ugainst W. S. Rob-
ertson and his bondsmen as disbursing
agent of townsite board No. 0, for
money alleged to have been misappro-
priated and misapplied by said Rob-
ertson as such disbursing agent dur
ing his oflicisl udinin.station, C. R.
Brooks, United States attorney, ap
pearing for pluiutiff aud Hon E. R
Green and Charles Brown for defend
ant. Tho amount claimed bv t1
United States is 810,00U
KNOWLEDGE
Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to norsonal enjoyment when
rightly usea. The many, who live bet-
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
lev expenditure, by more promptly
sdspting the world's best products to
the heeds of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Svrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas-
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax-
stive; effectually cleansing the system,
lispelling colds, headaches and fevers
ana permanently curing constipation.
It has given satisfaction to millions snd
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acta on the Kid-
nejrs, Liver and Bowels without weak-
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every objeotionsble substance.
Hyruu of Figs is for sale by all drug
gislfe inV)c and $1 bottles, but it is msn
ufactured by tho California Fig Syruy
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
packsge, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
*qd being well informed, you will not
pt any substitute if offered.
S3SH0E fit for a kino.
3. CORDOVAK,
rMNCH*WA*ElltO ZUT.
[4S3 w FINE CAL/lKANQAAoa
' ^3.OP POLICE,3 SOLES.
s2.*l.7- boysschmishoex
LADIES-
BROCICTOtU-taSS.
Over Ooe Million People wear the
W. L. Doug'as $3 & $4 Shoes
All our shoes are equally satisfactory
They five the best value for the money.
Thev equal custom shoes In style and fit.
Their wearing qualities are unaurpaased.
Tho prices are uniform,—• tamped on sole.
From St to S3 saved over other makes.
If your dealer caaaot supply you ws can.
DROPSY
•*nipi insdisappear: I
til symptoms removed
1 litis of mlracti
l". physician*. Kern flratdose
l> cli pump*^ Ilia
a order trial return Uils a
,C"
"i" c.'.'
~th« (Im| ttortf* an<l atock Unks. i>#Jrtfcn * « li«rr
touch**! w« li..« sn4 e*iMi> nrt. II || lh* tluni t «
h«>« rt«li|lit*4 in n 1 it h j..it W«|, t<r4a>: scott
of branch houw., . , u t« ti... alt thrM t-> >• tlx-* «tm
•Mitthrm. ThaAmnotorCo. l.ailH,t< 1.., am a.i.t.||,on. It,
wanU to build Snrt fill ona mora naw building. It haa J acr#•
•f Und rtlU^prwanl u noec r^ byVtil 1 Inga. It n
bU'ldiix,! Marias klfk. "this w.ll ftta it U Bora urn
I
to. "plfthadaaund. It will than turn all paw f ais.
i tii.fiUTUBKiTrxmrsTo euSTtfti'E to si rri.t ,
TIIC WORLD WITH Tlik UUrtTKH lifer OP ITS W|*|l '
miikki.n roerss, uhi*i>kra, k«d citti.sh, rear*,
him H ir hi 11 SiWs, nrntu brobio* on sum s I
TiU-l HOI ft mill I 1 t' Ills st'.qitt.. «.4l-
tihukn *rrrs coartrrio*. it wii.l conTisrs to
DHL suit LinrJUIXT WITH THR H IIIH , t K.11*11 uk
If * low rai'E. **• HK Ilia ur«k atiuii. !
. dru.imj Willi towr* 4*0 WIIER si'PrLf I
lorTiir wento. ; rsoi.a to., ihiciuo.
PATENTS;;
P. Simpson,
attv's f «* ur
talned. Write for In.
Irtnls Wanted -
two, mmi , over f luOu, In 91. P. O. Boa 1871,Net
P
K Jyrsl
Successful I v ffnr^iR'*]
Iu lust war. litwUudtoallJicclaims, attjr aut.e.
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