Indian chieftain. [volume], September 11, 1902, Image 3

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Fall Dress Goods
Our Fnll Dross Goods roprosonts nil tho now fabrics of
this sonson'a productions. Tho Zobilinos in all shados
from $1.00 to $3.00 yd. Panama cloths, tho Mistral
cloths, Vonicians, Ghoviot3, Broadcloths and tho most
boiu iful lino of Black Dross Goods ovor bIiowii from 60c
to J j. 00 per yard.
Ladies and Childrens' Shoes.
Thoro is no quostion about our giving bottor valuos
in shoos than any storo in Vinita, our stock is largor, wo
show moro stylos nnd naturally aro moro liablo to havo tho
shoo you want.
Our $1.50 Ladies' Shoo mado of Dongola and light
weight calfskin is tho bost shoo on oarth for SI. 50.
For $2.00 wo show a numbor of stylos in Ladies' Dross
and Walking Shoos, thoy como in Welts, McKays and turn
solos in all tho popular lasts, patent and stock tips.
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LOCAL : NOTES.
O. W. Franklin has typlioid fover.
Miss JanlcIIull is 111 with typhoid
fever.
.. II
Crcok.
Mayes In hero from Pryor
Jim I)oughorty of Catoosa was hero
yesterday.
N. II. Simpson of Adair was here
yenorduy.
J.O. McCombcr Is a court visitor
from Salllsaw.
Jno, McOraken was hero from No
wata yesterday.
Attorney P. L. Mars of Sapulpals
a court visitor.
Thomas Howie returned from St,
Louis yesterday.
Wilton lutcllfl went to Galveston
on tho excursion.
Miss Alma Webb Is cashier at the
Golden Itulo Mcr. Co,
O. D. Sloepor of Wagoner was at
tending court yesterday afternoon.
Mrs Cynthia Wacasor and her lit
tle girl arc both sic with fever.
Miss lUy Miller left Tuesday nUht
furMcxIco, Mo., to a fend Hardin col
lego. , f
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JU'ajstJWWrt iftro yestcr-
teen&Iljcd Imnlemcnt Co. are
making special prices on buggies, for
tho next 30 days. w
Tho Thomas' wheat drills aro the
boit made. Sold by Green & Hood
Implement Oo. w
Miss Oarrle Duncan of Cliotopi, sis
tor of Miss Nettle Duncan, Is hero to
attend Willie Haltcl College.
Avoid serious results of kidney or
bladder disorder by taking Foley's
Kidney Cure. Sold by Peoples' drug
toro. aw
Green & Rood Implemont Co. un
loaded a car of Thomas' wheat drills
yostcrday. Sco them beforo buying a
drill. w
Mesdames Aycrs and Codton ac
companied by Miss Katberlno Nossel
wont to Liplata, Mo., on a visit
last evening.
A set of 17 copper, steel and
enameled cooking utensils, well worth
7;60, absolutely frco with overy Ma-
ltic Itstngo told next week at Dr,r-
rough Hardwaro Co. Don't got left.
No waro mud? compares with the
"Majestic" tho full set Is worth 7.50,
but wo'ro going to give a sot frco with
every Mujestlo Mango sold at our ex
hibit ni'xt week. Don't got left. Dar
rough Hardware Oo.
tfoloy's Honey and Tur Is peculiarly
adapted for chronlo throat troublos
Bnd Will LOIltlvelv iMirn hniiohlll.
hoarseness and all bronchial diseases'.
teiUlO SUbltltUtOS. Bold hv IVnnlfUl
drug store. dW
goby's Honey end Tar
I for Children. KfA cJZ at,,.f-..
I Old by I'ooples' drajf store.
It is related ihat, for a wager, a man once stood for an hour on Broadway,
New York, offering: to sell genuine $5 gold pieces for ten cents each and won
the wager because he failed to make a sale. The reason for his failure to sell
is plain. Even though the coins were genuine they were offered by a stranger
in whom the people had no confidence. How different the relations existing
between our store and the people who do their trading in Vinita. They know
full well that the quality of goods can always be depended upon and all state
ments concerning them arc abiolutely reliable. We appreciate this confi
dence; we have consistently and persistently striven to deserve it, and will
just as earnestly strive to retain it. We offer for your selection the largest and
best stock of Dry Goods, Shoes and Millinery ever brought to the In
dian Territory.
We invite you to Vinita to the Street Fair, Make our store your head
quarters and examine our stock thoroughly before you make your fall pur
chases, E. N. Ratclff Mercantile Co
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California
Low one ifi rates via tho M. K. &
T. Railway ilurlng Septombcr and
October. Write James Darker, gen
eral passenger and ticket agent, St.
Louis, Mo., for rates, pamplets, etc.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Uoono Dawson left
Tuesday over the Katy for their
homo at New Haven, Ky., after a fow
weeks' visit with Mrs. Dawson's
brother, Jim Harmon, this being Mrs.
Dawson's first visit homo since her
marrlago, two and a half years ago.
Wanted
Teamsters and scraper holders at
Coweta, I. T., 18 miles west of Wago
ner. Pay 1.75 and fZ per day; money
any time. Welsh llros., Contractors.
d291w3
Hurt In Runaway.
Mrs. O. V. Perry sustained several
painful cuts and bruises on the head
yesterday through being thrown
,'rom a runaway team, the horse tak
;pg frignt at tbo circus parade. Mrs.
Chandler, a country visitor who was
In the buggy with Mrs. Perry escaped
Injury.
A New Jersey Editor' Testimonial.
M. T. Lynch, editor of tho Phillips
burg, N. J. Dally Post, writes: "I
havo used many kinds of medicines
for coughs and colds in my family but
never anything so good us Foley's
Honey and Tar. 1 cannot say too
much In pralso of It." Sold by Pco
plea' drug store. dw
Walked Off Train.
Jim Williams, a blacksmith of Sal
llsaw, walked off tho rear end of a
valley train ul GhcrokecStatlon Mon
day and fell through a troitlo Into
tho crcok by tho water tank. Ho was
fished out by the train crow, having
sustained a broken arm and other
serious Injuries. Tho accident oc
curred boforo daybreak and it is sup
posed Williams was walking In his
sleep.
Devoured by Worms.
Children often cry, not from pain,
but from hunger, although fed abuu
dantly. Tho entire trouolo arises
from Inanition, their food Is not as
similated but devoured by worms. A
few doses of White's Cream Vorml
fugo will causo them to ccaso crying
and begin to thrive at once, very
much to tho surprise and Joy of tbo
mother. 25c at Peoples' drug store, dw
Willie Ilalsell College.
With Informal though interesting
exorcises Wllllo Ilalsell Cnllcgo was
formally opei'td for tho scholastic
year Tuoiday. Atior a few short
addressos the work of rrganlzlng tho
classos was commenced, and tomorrow
wltncstcd the Inauguration of seri
ous study. Tho school has a largo
attendance this year, and a most
prosperous year Is uutlolpatcd by
President Drowning.
Trade at Ualentlne's,
It will bo to your Interest to tado
at my storo this month. Yours re
spectfully, (Mrs.) II. lUptNjrijoc.
Ladies' Suits, Jackets and Skirts
Wo aro showing tho bost Tailored and best fitting lino
of ladios' ready mado clothing that is manufactured and
tho prices aro no highor than tho poor fitting kinds. Lad
ios Tailor Mado Suits from $10 to 25.
Ladios' Raglans, tho bwoII coat for this soason, from
$7.50 to $25.00
Ladios' 45 inch Jackots, tho most popular longth jack
et mado from $0.50 tho 22.50
Ladios' 27 inch Jackets from $3.50 to $10.50.
Our Jackots aro shown in all colors and all materials.
Furs add so much to dross and havo bocorao absolute
ly necessary to a ladies' wardrobo. Our stock is largo and
you will raako a mistako if you buy boforo sooine our of
ferings. b
Millinery,
Judging from tho numbor of Hats wo aro soiling and
tho remarks wo hear wo aro doing tho most of tho millinory
business, so you had bottor como in an soo what tho causo
is, it must bo that our stylos aro prottior and thon our
pricos aro not high for tho qualities wo offer.
Jail Notes.
Tom Foreman chaigcd with Intro
ducing was brought In from Tahle
quah by Deputy Horaco U. Gray.
"Little Dave" charsed with Inirn.
ducingwaslanded by Deputy Ollstrap.
narvoy uunt charged with mall
clous mischief was released on order
of the United States court.
Charles Napier, charged with in
troducing, Dill Thurman and Jamca
Davis charged with larceny were re
leased on order of grand Jury.
Lingering Summer Colds.
Don't let a cold run at this season.
Summer colds aro tho uardost kind to
euro and If neglected may linger along
for months. A long slevo like this
will pull down tbo strongest constitu
tion. Ono Minute Cough Cure will
break up tho attack at onco. Sate,
sure, acts at once. Cures coughs,
colds, croup, bronchitis, all throat
and lung troublos. Tho children like
It. A. W. Foreman. dw
Feet Swollen To Immense Size.
"I had kidney trouble so bad," says
J. J. Cox of Vulley View, Ky., "that
I could not work, my feet were swol
len to Immcnso fIzo and I was con
fined to my bed and physicians were
unable to glvo mo any relief. My doc
tor finally prescribed Foley's Kidney
Ouro which mado a well man of me."
Sold by Peoples' drug Btore. dw
To the Trade.
Owing to the vast amount of work
and cxponsc, tho custom of Formal
Openings at tbo beginning of each
season has be como Inconvenient to
tho retail stores, as well as tho trade
Therefore, to accomodate our ever In
creasing trade, all openings will be
discontinued. The undersigned re
tailers of "Vinita bctr leave to an-
nounco to their many customers that
they will havo on dlsnlav Pattnrn
Hats commencing Monday. Sentomher
25, ami from that day on during tho
entire season without Interruption.
n. a. iitVluuiVF MER. CO.,
JUMBO STORE,
UADGETT-SANDEltSMER. CO
Take tare or the Momacti.
The man or woman whoso digestion
Is perfect and whoso stomach por
forms Its every function Is never sick.
Kodol cleanses, purifies und sweetens
tho stomach and wrr positively and
permanently all stomach troubles, In
dlgostlon and dyspepsia. It Is tho
wonderful reconstructive tonlo that
la making so many sick people well
and weak people strong by conveying
to their bodies all of tho nourishment
In tho food they eat. Rev. J. II. Hoi
laday, of Holladay, Miss., writes:
"Kodol baa cured me. I consldor It
tho best roniedy I over used for dys
popsla nna stomach troubles. I was
given up b? physicians. Kodol saved
my life." Take it after meals. A.
W. Foreman, jw
Foley's Honey ana Tar
cures colds, prevents pneumonia
Sold by Peoples' drug store.
A Boy's Wild Ride for Life.
With family around expecting him
to dip, and a son riding for life, 18
mile, to irct Dr. Klne's New Dis
covery for Consumption, Coughs and
yoms, w. Jl. Drown, of Lccsvillc,
Ind., cndured.doath's agcnlcs from
asthma, but this wonderful medicine
gave Instant relief and soon cured
Dim. Ho writes: "I now sleep sound
ly overy night." Llko marvelous
cures of consumption, pneumonia,
bronchitis, coughs, colds and grip
prove Its matchless merit for all
throat and lung troubles. Guarante
ed bottles 60c and $1. Trial bottlo
free at Peoples and A. W. Foreman's
drugstores. dw
Cherokee Crop Condition.
Over the northern portion tho rains
placod the ground In good condition,
and fall whcit nlowlnir nroirrMspri
rapidly, and Is well advanced; kaftlr
corn Is In good condition; stock is do
ing wen; corn Is made with a fair
crop.
Over tbo mlddlo portion good rains
placed tho around in lino condition
for fall plowing, and tbo work is well
aavancea; cotton plcklnz Is Innro-
gress, with crop In fair condition, hut.
boll worms aro causing somo damage
Juno corn Is a poor crop; baying about
completed, with an excellent, cron?
sweet potatoes good; stock doing well.
uver tho southern rortlon cooler
weather prevailed after tha rains-.
ground In flno plowing condition, and
woric nemg advanced; some wheat
sown; cotton openlnir ranldlv. nnd
much picked and ginned, tho crop
yloldlng well, and of a good quality,
prairie hay cutting and balling In
progress; second crop good; stock In
good condition.
Beware of the Knife.
No nrnfcaalnn 1i. J, i ...
rapidly of lato than surgery, but It
should not be used except whero ab
solutely necessary. In cases of piles
for example, It Is seldom ncoded. Do-
Wltt,HWIt-h1tn,.IOl, .,...1.1.
ly and permanently. Unequalled for
rllfa hi. ma 1. . ... .
-, uiuibcj, wouoas, sxin
diseases. Accept no counterfoils.
"I was fin trnnhlivt ml, I. i,i.ji it
that I lost much blood and strength,"
says J. O. Phillips, Paris, III. Dc-
wiii-s witch nazel Salvo cured mo
In a short tlnio." Soothes and heals.
A. W. ForcmaJ. dw
Rose's book store for
new and second-hand, or
re-bound school books,
In all grades. School sup
plies at lowest prices.
Old school books taken
In exchange for new.
In Raymond building.
298
Uitd for Pneumonia.
Dr. J, 0. Bishop, of Agnow, Mich.,
says, "I havo used Foley's Honoy and
Tar In tlireo very eevero cases of
pneumonia with good results In
every case." Refuse substitutes.
Sold by I'coplcV drug store. Uw
Perry's Yictory 1813
wmoccudr&',yCarSaBO''''',aJ'- 0urvi,:tory overril obstacles
Saturday, September n ,
x;tinr ..,. ...:n t..., ..- i:, -J '
When we will
GOLDEN
Dry
finnrfc
vv4-'
Furnishings,
Clothing.
I Boots and Shoes
L.
Groceries.
FACULTY CONCERT.
An Attractive Program Will De Ren
dered at Wllllo Ilalsell College
September la.
The faculty of Willie Halsoll
college will enlortain the friends
of tho school at a concert to be
given September 12. No invlla
lions will be issued, but tho gen
eral public is invited to be present.
The following attractive program
bs been arranged for tbo pleasant
event:
Beading Recessional, (Kipling)
Mrs. John Miller Drake.
Piano Solo (a) Lcs Deux Aloucltcs,
(Lcschctlzky); (b) Kuyaweak, (Wlcr.'-
awskl) Mlsi Cora May Drown.
Heading Den Ilur's Chariot Race,
(Lew Wallace) Mrs. Drake
Violin Solo Air Varic, op. 120, (Dan-
cla) Miss Drown
Piano Solo Valso Eb, (Aug Durand)
Miss Smith.
Reading That Old Sweetheart of
Mine, (James WhltcombRtlcy).
Home, Sweet Homo, (Eva Coscardcn)
Mrs. Drake.
Piano Solo Sonata (Allegro) op. 31,
No. 1, (Ueothoven) Mlis Brown.
Not Boomed for life.
"I was treated for tbrco years by
good doctors," writes W. A. Greer,
McConnclIsvlllc, O., "for piles, and
flstilla, but, when all failed, Ducklcn's
Arnica Salvo cured mo in two weeks."
Cutes burns, bruises, cuts, corns,
sores, eruptions, salt rbeum, piles or
no pay. 23c at Peoples and A. W.
Foreman's drug stores. dw
ai Years a Dyspeptic,
R, II. Foster, 318 S 2nd St., Salt
Lako City, writes: "I have been
bothered with dyspepsia or Indiges
tion for 21 years; tried many doctors
without relief; recently I got a bottle
of Hcrhlnc. Ono bottlo cured me, I
am now tapering oft on the second. I
havo recommended It to my friends;
it Is curing them, too." SOo at Peo
ples' drug store. dw
A Summer Trip Unsurpassed On the
Continent,
The trip to Salt Lake City or to the
Pacific coast via that point over the
Denver Si Rio Grande and the Rio
Grando Western Is the most beauti
ful In America. No European trip of
equal length can compare with it in
grandeur of scenery or wealth of
novel Interest. Then Salt Lake City
iUelf Is a most quaint and picturesque
place and well worth the Journey. Its
Mormon temple, tabcinaclo, tithing
ofllce and church Institutions; its hot
sulphur springs within the city limits
its delightful temperature, sunny
cllmato and Its Great Salt Lake
deader and denser than tbo Dead Sea
In Palestine are but a few features
of Salt Lako City's countless attrac
tions. There aro parks, drives, canons
and beautiful outlying mountain and
lake resorts. Imagine, if you can, a
bath In salt water a mllo above sea
level and In water In which tha hu
man body cannot sink. Inquire of
your nearest ticket agent for low
tourist rates to Salt Lake City, or
write for Information and copy of
"Salt Lako City, tho City of Saints,"
to S. K. Hooper, tbo general passen
ger agent, Denver. Colo.
A Sad Disappointment.
Ineffective liver modlclno Is a dis
appointment, but you don't want to
purge, strain and broak tljo glands of
tbo stomach ard bowels, DeWIU's
Llttlo Early RIsors never disappoint.
They cleanse tbo system of all poison
and putrid matter und do It bo gently
that ono enjoys tho pleasant effects.
They uro a tonlo to tho liver. Cures
biliousness, torpid liver ami prevent
fever. A. IV. Foreman. dw
Cured Hemorrhages ol the Lungs,
"Several years slnco my lungs wero
so badly affected that I had many
hemorrhages," writes A. M. Ako of
Wood, Ind. "I took treatment with
several pbyilcfans without any ueno
lit. I then started to tako Foley's
Honey and Tar and my luns are now
as oouud as a bullet, 1 recommsnd It
In advauccd stages ot lung trouble,"
Sold by Peoples' drug store. dw
Doctors Could Not Help Her.
"I had kldnoy trouble for years,"
writes Mrs, Raymond Conner of Snel
ton, VYaili., "and the doctors could
not help me. I tried Foley's Kidney
Curo, and tho very Qmt doso gave mo
relief and I am now cured. I cannot
say too much for Foley's Kidney
Cure." Sold by Peoples drug store, dw
flANHEP SALVE'fire back Is the kind the
the moat herilna iv In tha worlrf.
have our lih,,
s open for inspection.
RULE nERCANTILE CO.
Ihe Only One iu c
a
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What's Your
Alfl ?
Guns and Ammunition.
You hit the mark when you buy here.
K. K. KLTTLERY,
New Fall I.ine Cut Prices.
KITCHEN UTENSILS.
Your safe if you buy here,
We are closinpr out our Bicycles.
Dar rough Hardware Co.
Keep it) Toucb
Tbe 5t. Louis
Tbt OrtM rfewspaptrS
of Q WorU.
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Uinifa Real Estate flgTO
(D. M. Marrs & Company.)
Town and farm property sold on commission. List
your property with us; we place it before thousands of
prospective purchasers every week free of charge.
We have the only record of the Cherokee town lot
sales. If you want to buy or sell, call on us.
AT THE HOTELS.
Territory Visitors and Where They
Are Domiciled.
conn hotel.
J BDIckinson,Tul8s;IIF Jones,
Wagoner; Alexander Posey, Eu
faula; W R Uampbell, OollineviUe;
S G Victor, Alton; T B Woodard,
L M Balrd, Dewey; O R Collins,
Adair.
WEfcTERN HOTEL.
B O Bberwood, Chelsea; W 8
Edwards, Bam Williams, Robert
London, Herbert Williams, Logan
Woods, Collinavllle; O 8 Skid-
MnA rr)AM. T. rt-t i . t t
wuic, iuiio, jjenu, ifumeau: j jj
RogerB, Collinsville.
QUEEN HOTEL.
II J Jones, 8am McSpadden, C
Stephens, 9 P ParkB, J V Culpa,
Chelsea; T Q Jordan, John II
French, Collinsville; John Bryan
and wife, Oolagah; J G 8torey, O
B Barbour, J W Patcbett, Lena.
quab; JeU Davis, Claremore; J L
Russell, Ballard; Jno W Harrod,
MoLaln; Tom Wallace, Pryor
Creek,
A twontv-seven nound
j Superior has atFrazee's.
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Ours is to build up a lasting
trade by selling only goods
of lasting merit.
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GASTRITIS. Caused by Some Ir
ritant Aeling Upon the Ma
cons Membrane of the
Stomach.
Inflammation ot the stomach, gas
tric catarrh or gastritis, as this un
pleasant affilctlun is variously called,
may, like molt Inflammatory diseases
be acuto or cbnnlo In its course. The
symptoms ot gastritis aro moro or
less fever, weak pulse, loss of appetite
coaled tongue, foul breath, bad taste
In the mouth, the head aches dul'.y.
Tuero Is sensation of weight or dis
tress In tho stomach. Gastritis is
caused by some Irritant acting on tho
mucous membrane ot the stomach,
tho irritant Is often formed In tho
stomach by the fermentation ot In
digestible food. Gastritis will never
develop If you take regularly Dr. Cald
well's Syrup Pepsin, the guaranteed
curo tor Indigestion, constipation and
all dUeasos arUIng from stomach
troubles. Dr. Caldwell's Syrup I'ep
sin Is an all the year round. medicine.
Good for th whole family vfrom tho
smallest inruni up. H Is the best
life Insurance. Sold by Peoples' drug
ohhuuvquuu i ooiiies. w
BW&
Thla ilguatur Is on eterr box of Iba iwulna
Laxative BroeW'Qiiaiae raitt
1M tumO tut cbivsi M m mm tfar
SPRBES,
One On ran of Tannin lla-.i
WliLJiy from Hcnrnlh tho
Floor,
An epidemic of drnnkenness that
Is sold to havo prevailed at Trux
ton, Chonougo county, 12 years go,
........ miuicrj, uuaineM men and
others who had never been known
10 inuuigo were intoxicated
nearly
nu mr timo for a mnniti
or tnoro.
nas just been fjilolned,
Utlca Observer.
saya tho
According to the story a barrel of
Whisky vfos Ipft over night in tho
"eight depot at Truxton, nnd in tho
morning- the contents were missing,!
Tho railroad company finally settled
jor the liquor, tat until tho other
day did aot know what became of
It. One or moro parlies who knew of
the presenco of the whisky in tho
!, jo me tory goes, went un
derneath, and, boring; through tha
floor and the barrel, drew the con
tents Into a wnshtub. from which It
r?. rtt",';"c'l jugs nnd other
receptoclcs atid burled until tho ex
dttment over its disappearance had
worn, off. Then It was distributed
around amon the faithful nnd a sea
son of hilarity nnd dissipation fol
lowed until the supply wag exhaust
ed, when tho community again so
bered up and continued in tho even
tenor of Its wny.
iuis inement wa m.i
by ono of
iuo commercial nr.i.n i.-
Into Utlco, nnd then ono of his fel
run.
., ioju nn incident of a similar
nature. It happened ia a Tcnnsyl.
vnnla town near Binghamton.
There was nn old cbnp over there
who hud a reputation for making tho
finest apple lack in tho emmirv n.i
ho had plenty of customers, last
i ... ju.t ucoro Thanksgiving he
drove Into town nnd mado the rounds
of his customers and made each fam
jv a present of a generoun portion
topnlo Jack. W.th each irfft ho re-
-.Z'1l5at U vraa a ,UUo omethlng
?hntn7ii.thPlr TI"Giring dla-
nfrh0 trMt wa 8ared ff
C iV" a rMult' lhero WM
turera custom.,, jnck maaxxtac.
afternoon than KJ Thanksgiving
fore In many a mo.., , v
after there were a wla,, ... .
aches. Several months
.- of head-
irnnspircu mat tfto old j,,
skillfully mingled with his apiid
Its, and when ho Tva remonstru.
with because of his Jo he said thaN
he wanted to warm the folks up once
nnd let them know how It felt to get
tipy-
GUARDING A PRESIDENT.
An nrntlLlunnn'. Xarratlon of III
StuBuInr rixperlrnce In tha
Vlty ot Mexico.
"Banger ot assassination is never
far from a president of any of tho
republics south of us," said Mr. John
Walker Bralthwalte, of London, on the
way from Mexico to hla English home,
reports the Kansas City Star, "and
they are guarded much more careful
ly than many of us imagine, for they
make no great display In the matter.
"This fact was impressed on we very
strongly by a personal experience in
the City of Mexico last spring. I had
been thrown from a mule and had
suffered a severe sprain In my right
wrist, in consequence of which I had
It closely baudaged, and after It was
well enough not to bo carried In a sling
I went nbontfirvlth it in the Hide pocket
ot ray sack coat.
"While walking with my injured
band thus supported early one even
ing I saw President Diaz, whom I
knew quite well, coming toward me,
accompanied uy o member of hit oflV
clal housihold. They wero walking
on the same side of the street as my
self, and some CO feet behind them
and at the tamo distance in front
walked two men, who wore no insignia
of authority and la no way showed
that they bad anything to do with
the president and his companion.
"Ab the twu men in front neared me
they separated, making room for me
to pass between them, and as I was
doing so the man on the loft knocked
against my arm as though by accident,
and naturally I drew it out and away
from danger. He apologized politely
In Spanish, took hold ot my handgtn
Uy as he did so nnd asked if it had
been Injured. As I was accepting his
apology and beginning to tell ot my
hurt the president came up and, greet
ing me heartily, Janghed at the situa
tion and explained that the two men
were guardir g him and had deliberate
ly made me expose my hand to mako
ture that I did not hold In it a weapon
with Intent to injure him. The presi
dent's guardians aro very watchful
and it would be almost impossible for
an armed man to get'ntar enough, to "
him to do him Injury."
ALCHEMY OF FROST.
Molature I'lnr on Important Part In
the Devoloplnir I'roc-
Commonly hoar f roat is described aa
being frozen moisture, but this Is not
an adequate description ot an ngent
that has the power ot adorning In ft
few hours such prosaic objects as gato
posts and dustbins with all the trap
pings of fairyland. Moisture is, In
deed, tho fabrlo out of which all this
feathery whiteness Is built up, but, al
though it seems sometimes as it it Is
distributed In a very oaprlolous man
ner, thero are, nevertheless, certain
definite circumstances which, causo
tho boar frost to settle down on somo
surfaces rather thai) others, says
Knowledge. On any cold and frosty,
morning it will usually be found that
those surfaces that are the best radi
ators of heat aro also those that aro
tho most successful In collecting hoar
frost. It Is not always realized, how
ever, that all objects are continually;
radiating heat, so that, no matter how.
much they may recelvo from tho sun,
they arc constantly trying-to get rid
of It. A fern leaf or a stone may, per
haps, receive generous supplies of heat
during; the dayv'ltit as soon as night
comes It hurries forspend or radiate it,
aud the object that is quickest at thta
work: will the soonest become cavtrtd
In hoar frost, Kvery one has obsen d
how the moisture from tho air will
settle on the outsldo of a glnss of cold
water brought suddenly Into a warm
room. A similar proosss takes plaes
in the open air, so that as the currents
of moist air travel aoross surfaces that
nro very cold they pay tribute In drops
ot vapor, which In wartn weather take
tho form ot dew and in cold of hoar
frost. Moisture, therefore, plays ft
very Important part in tho develop
ment ot thes? hoar-frost pictures; but
thero must not be too much, ot iU
Some of the most delleate designs oo.
eur durbiff the prealeuee of taUt and
haze, and In towns, especially. It is no
uncommon 'thing for e choking hw
rndua fog td bo in some degree com pea
tated foe by a substa.utut dltpky ot
eoolom hoar frost
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