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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-11-27

THREE murderers have so far gotten
terms in the penitentiary, in the Mercer
Circuit Court. Eli Ball for the murder Of
JED Richards, was let of with four years,
another murderer with two, and negro
who killed his wife sixteen. This result
Is much Of an improvement on former
courts
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-11-27

The newspapers at Washington are
speaking Of Gen. Wolford as an unrecon-
structed confederate. A little effort to get
at the true facts would show them that The
General did valiant service in command OF
a federal regiment, during the late uDpleas-
amin
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-11-27

Tom HENRY, the drunken individual
who " as elected Clerk Of the Court Of APP
peals, has turned out jus, as we predicted
although we, in common with many thou.
sand others, were willing to give him a
chance after bic confession Of sin and an
apparently earnest promise that he would
thoroughly reform. From the statement
Published elsewhere in this issue, it will be
seen that after doggish debauch OF weeks,
he has been pensionsd of by his deputies to
60 home and siay there at $50 per month.
There is no law permitting a man to cell
his Office in that manner and Henry having
disgraced both himself and the party that
honored him, ought to resign at once or be
forced 10. As strong as the democratic
party 10 itcsn not carry such load as Hen
~, snd It should not weaken itself by try
ing to do 80. Let Henry therefore go by
IA ir means il possible, else kick him out
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-11-27

Coz. A. p. BENNETT, Of the kichmOBd
Siuls, one Of the wittisst and most bril-.
liant editors, Of the Old DOminion, is dead.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-11-27
VALUABLE
Garrard Co. Lands
FOR SALE.

offer At private sale my farm Of about 500 acres
In Oafrard, about one mile below Camp Dick Rob
insoD With large cottage house Of eight rooms, In
naziber repair, All necessary outbulding.. and
arly ali being In Trsss. Co the place IL disfi-
lery u about 100 bushels capacity. The turnpike
nom Danville 10 Lexington runs through this
30 Us acrts part o. the b. N. Jones arn. on the
same pike. adloining the above. The two places
viii ~ sold a whole, or divided 20 suit pufchas-
ers. The purchaser viii also have the option 70
retin the diatlllery, crit can b. rmovtd. Also a
smailfarm adjoining the above-described proper
~, With fair improvements. In the Intervention
the Da : Vile aud buena Vista tufnpik., contain
Ing about IS acres. A small tract ofli acres. adj
Joining lands Of /. Dunn. Also store house In
the town Of bryantsyiile, warehouse near the de-
pot 10 Lancaster, burial lot In the Lancaster
etsry. Sc. All the above prop cry will b. sold on
very liberal terms. For further particulars call
on % addrrss WM. BEHkEIE,
tep. ieu hryanistilie, ny.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-11-27
HARPER'S PERIODICALS,

PER YEAR.
HarPer's Weekly 90
harper bahar w
Harpers Young so
Harper's Franklin Square Library, one year
l52 humbersl 10 90
Postage Free to sll Subscribers In the United
States or Canada.
The volumes OF the Magazine begin with the
Numbers for June and December o. each year.
When no time IL specified, Ia will be understood
that the subscriber wishes 10 begin With the cur
rent Number.
The last Eight volumes Of Harper's Magazine in
neat cloth binding win be sent by mail, postpaid,
on receipt 0fsl 90 per volume Cloth Cases, for
binding, 30 cents each-by mail, postpaid.
Index 10 Harpar's Magazine. Alphabetical. Ana
lytica and Classified. Tor Volumes 20 80 inclu.
slye from June, 1850, 10 June, iosJ, one vol, Svo,
Cloth, ca 90.
hemittanoes shoald be made BY Post-omee
Money Order or Dfaft, 10 ayOldchance OF loss.
Newspapers are not 10 copy this advertisement
without The express order oi Harper BIothcrs
Address HARPER BROTHERS, New York.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-11-27

Farming Lumber |!

Call on Us or write for prices We keep large
stock and will do our best to please you in prices
and quality Of material.
DASFILLE PLASIAG MIL co
iS-Sms Danville, Ky.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-11-27

81 per package, or six packages for g. Also by
mail, postage free, on receipt Of price.
sgfull particulars In pamphlet, which viii be
mailed free 10 every applicant. address all COM
municatiOns TO the sole mauufac turer,
~, *. MER WIN, NJ. D., De troit, Mich.
Sold In stanford By Penny A McAlister and sll
Druggists every where. t2oO-iyTl
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-11-27

the excess OF maiured yeara. such
as Universal Lassitnde, Pain In the
back, DimDess Of Vision. Prema-
ture Old Age. and macy otter dis
Eases that lead 10 Insanity OF Con-
sumption. In all cases Of Female
Weakness the Specific sets like a
charm. Restoring loss or fading Wig
or, giving 10 the eye a brilliant
and sparkling beauty. 10 the eheek
the rosy blOo0m Of health.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1883-04-19

''0PLENDID."
Marsh's Golden Balsam, the Famous Lung
Medicine is Valued Highly.
II have used MARsH's GOLDEN BAIsAM
70 THE THROAT AND LUNGS and find it .
splendid Cough remedy. 1t gives speedy re-
ief."-[D. 81. Wilson, Creston, Iowa.
II wish everybody to know that MARsH's
GOLDEN BALsAM is true medicine. One
bottle cured me of hard, lingering cough.
value it highly."-[ r. A. jackson, Quincy,
iii.
II would be pleased to receive FIVE dozen
bottles of MARsH's GOLDEN BALsAM at
once. Everybody that uses it appears to be
greatly relieved and we'll pleased with it's
effects. ZIP. r. Crisp, druggist, Monroe
City, Mo.
MARsH's GOLDEN BALsAM, the famous
Throat and Lung medicine, and MARsH's
GOLDEN BLOOD & LIVER Tonic, the great
Blood and Liver renovator, are for sale at
the City Drug Store, Dodge City. Large
bottles so cents and 81.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1883-04-19

Henry Bergh, the defenders of Ill
asinals, has written . letter to Bsrnum, The
circus mar, condemnine the killing of the
slephansRilot. His areunsnt IL that kind
mess instead of cruelty would have subdued
the animal. Barnum's reason for killing
Pilot was that it was safer than to subiect
his patrons to danger.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1883-04-19

An editorial writer on the Cincinnati
Commercial Gazette thinks Shakespeare was
not man of brains and amou tied to but
little generally. Some people have the
pernicious habit Of judging other people By
themselves. Shakespeare will be studied and
revered as long as the Englis language il
spoken on earth.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1883-04-19
THE DODGE CITY TIMES.
DODGE CITY. THURSDAY. APRIL 10


PUBLIC LANDS.
The extent to which the public lands of
the United States have been claimed under
pretended land grants BY the French, Span
ish, and Mexican governments has lately
been the subject of considerable comment
among lawyers practicing before the land
department. The commissioner of the
general land Office says there were reported
by the surveyor generals of New Mexico
and Arizona through tho department to the
forty.sevsnth congress over ninety private
land claims. Very few of these claims sue
ceeded in passing congress. Many of them,
in fact, were of fraudulent character. In
some the surveys were objected to and some
were evidently incorrect as to bsundsrys
adopted and the quantity of land included.
The action of the department is somewhat
criticised in transmitting this class of claims
to congress without proper investigation and
examination. The Beaubin and Meranda
claim, which took some millions of acres OF
public land from the people, is cited as an
example of this practice. Some of these
claims grow with wonderful rapidity as time
advances. One of the ninety referred to
was originally for one square league, or A.
1873 acres. The grant called for that quanti-
ty, subsequently the claimant sold out.
The purchaser came before the land Office
fortified by new map of "preliminary
survey" embracing 243, 900 acres, OF fifty
FIVE times more than granted, possessed, or
previously claimed, and yet this claim was
submitted to congress for it's action without
suggestion as to the exaggerated character of
the claim.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1883-04-19

HALL's VEGETABLE SIcnIAN HAIR
REVIEWER is scientific combination
Of some Of the most powerful restora-
tive agents in the vegetable kingdom.
It restores gray hair to its original
color. It makes the scalp white and
clean. It cures dandru6 and humors,
and falling-out Of the hair. It furnishes
the nutritive principle by which the
hair is nourished and supported. It
makes the hair moist, soft and glossy,
and is unsurpassed as . hair dressing.
It is the most economical preparation
ever offered 20 the public, as its effects
remain long time, making only an
occasional application necessary. It IS
recommended and used by eminent
medical men, and officially endorsed BY
the State Assayer Of Massachusetts.
The popularity Of Halls Hair Remover
has increased with the test Of MANI
years, both In this country and in
foreign lands, and It Is now known and
used IN all the civilized countries Of
the world.
For sale By Ill dealeeA
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1883-04-19

Letter heads, note heads, bill heads, en-
veltpes, statements, yankee statements, bus
iness cards, calling cards, invitations, dodg-
ere, circulars, posters, etc., printed on short
notice at this Office.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1883-04-19
TRAINING vIsClOUs HORSES.

TRAINING VISC1OU6 HORSES.
A very simple method and an improve
ment upon the Rarey system Of training
vicious horses was exhibited at West Phila-
delphia recently, and the manner in which
some of the widest horses we're subdued
was astonishing. The first trial was that of
kicking or "balking" mare, which her
owner said had allowed no rider on her back
for period at least of five years. She be-
came tame in about a. many minutes, ard
allowed herself to be ridden about without .
sign of her former wildness. The means by
which the result was accomplished was q
piece of light rope, which was passed around
the front jaw of the mare just above the up.
per teeth, crossed in her mouth, thence De-
cured back of the neck. It was claimed
that no horse will kick or jump thus secured,
and that horse after receiving the treat
,ment few times, will abandon his vicious
ways forever. A very simple method was
also shown BY which . kicking horse could
be shod. It consisted in connecting the
animals head and tail by means OF .
rope fastened to the tail and then to the Bit,
and then drawn tightly enough to incline
the ANIMALS head to one side. This, it is
claimed, makes it absolutely impossible for
. horse to kick on the side of the rope. At
the same exhibition horse, which for many
years had to be bound on the ground to be
shod, suffered the blacksmith to operate on
him without attempting to kick while &C.
cured in the manner described.-Inland
Farmer.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1883-04-19

At the last session Of the legislature an
act was passed reducing the rate of interest
on school land to to six per cent. Parties
holding certificates at higher rates Of inter.
est can now surrender the same and take
out new certificates, thus receiving the i'd
vantages Of the reduction hereafter.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1883-04-19

II am trying to break myself Of slang
phrases" said Harper girl, "and have
been for some time; bat actually used the
word racket to-day before I thought, and
I'm ashamed of myself. You Won't give it
away, will your"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-08-06

Grades bractte, urlo Ieit jener 3ett lit Die
@%eluno6eit Der @rQiin I'M D00ten @raOe
gciGtpG0t. @erQcbenS gaben it0 Die ST.
tern olte erbentliGe WtiiDc, Die u~Hlclige giit1
DcllDe 9~teigung aus Dem Ger5en oGS Illlgc1t
WfGo0enS 81 bannen; ollcin f%eitcrlti Wtit7
tel frlIbtete, I'M 0cgcntDetl, jc nlcbr man
i9r ba5 IDGri6te iArer Glebc na6lpie5, 0elto
D%drtnadiger muroc tie, uno man mltBtc
cine Seitlnrg crnitlID fitr Dtu getltlgctl
3uitanO Dc3 M0oden5 bciOrgt lctn. go
uer9ingen Sabre. SrGuIcin GiheituIju
mndte 9tejicn nad Derl0ieoenen N0noerll,
ullo i'm Jioucnlber be5 uprigeu Sabre8 mar
lie auD sebl Sage lang III QSlelt, I'M iiG
5u ertunDigclL lnic bic Nlgclc9enDctt $)ofls
MAINS iteDr. Sie bate lih lN0U oomoi5
ftlt uor8cnOmmen, hcm YrOSciIc bcj5umDD9
ncn, = HID bat nunmGDr dld; iDrcH @ltt>
l0luB sur QuSfiQrltlA 9tbruNt. SIe bate
III Den lcbtcn lS00cn III &olberg an Der
Sitlcc Dcripejlt, no JIG Gtcb0oer raDr1, bic
ibr SIR GtGrfung iDrcr alDt0riftcllen Ser
ben ellp1nDlcn moroet iu0rell. Stl 3t1O
luar Sufdllig Die 9tcDc o0DOll, DaB an Ot0us
tog Den 10. cit intcrcli0ntcr Ero;cB III
QSten bc9t1nc1 Wcr0e, ullD tuGnl bate
0rdftl1 Sldtttulm D~crUonMelt, Dap c5 llD
lIifl ODffnldnu Dunole. ais tic NlOCr5u9ltCD
notb 9Sicn obreiite mo nudb ununtcybro>
dencr Spcitd8iger UoDrt DienltaB JlaNmits
tags bierielblt o%nIal9te. Gom Nabnbofe
be0nb ite lid Direct sum GanoeSgeridte,
uNO olS ibr Der SuittjpGWinatu an @u!@
gauge oeS S6pmgert0tSloAlc5 Dell @jre
tritt Dermei9erte, iudte lie Den Qaloc5gez
rjdtSrotb 0rinsenbergcr ouf, DOH mcl0tm
iie olb cille 4>ermauen5farte fir Die Douer
ocs &roSciic5 6oiimoun auS8ciolgt erbiclt.
Stcts mar Die 9tuifin uuter Den @yiten I'M
Saale IND ais QtBte uerlieB tie bcniclben.
81 wieoerholten Winlcn iuDtc ite I'm cine
uuterrcoung nit 0oiimnnn nadb, aud
an ben NertbeiDigcr menoete ite iiO
nit Der gleiOen 8ittc, ibrem N1z
lu1cn murOe ober nibt itattgegeben.
(6ortieBun9 foI9t.j
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-08-06

Der 9Dftor 5og ii6 in iein ArbeitS5ime
nter 5ltrild, mdpreno EJlloa tbr So40otr
aufllIUtc. yi00 elmer QEelle wur0e BEL Qot7
t0r JtemlDolO letlc allgeil0pIt.
D6trtJll !" rtCf CT un0 Guloa 5ei9te 1tt
im JtuDnen Der I9lr. Sic tru9 tbr prps
m~enaDeutlciD.
uQ8it! GNon fertig?" rief CT iiberraI6t.
pSa. Gpater piro eS 81 beiB sum auSz
geben. SD babe auf Den 8anlEnltnls i'm
Spetic5imntr ein BILLET Din4tSA lptllt
Oh 10 gut lein ulO e5 al letle Xctelle abb
~Lteferu? Ql0eu."
yAOieu, mem ain0!" lln6 nit einem
freunoli1en &opfuiGcn foI8ten oc5 0ottorS
GttGe Der iib erticrleltocn NeltGlt, BIS it6
Die Gbur 9itter tDr gclOlOlien bate.
8aM na9nl tt Die SeOer lDtcDer CUR 6dllo,
I'M Da5 9tcctpt ferttg 5u ldreiber, mel6es
er DOr tDrem @tutritt 0n0efdngel bate.
aqua purA 5I aqua pura, Orei Ordde
men, MD ein Siuet ouf Dem &omtnit ="
temperament! g8n9 fir cjnen unitnn
i9retbe tO beute Suiarnnc1?" rtcf er, plDBz
LTD auf DaS Blatt ntcoerltarrenD, oaS ibm
l0lDdr5 ollf lDeiB 5eigte, III !Dcldcr Serlptr1
rlng Itch icine WtDanfen befanDell. y0ut,
Bag es gtiGli0crmctie ni6ts lit, mas Die
Seute p~et9tften t0n1te. SD muB mcine
0C0Gltfen 5ulatlntenneDrnen. Die Qtebe
riGtet traurige Gerwultun9en i'll meinem
Tppfe an"
ST ScrriB 6as 8latt un6 legte Elm neucs
Dor liO lin. 0iesmal 0ber blieb Die Seoer
~utberDc8t auf Dem Hapier ruben, mGbreno
oes Nr3tcs WeOauttn gan3 no anoers bers
ulnlpanoertel, ais jtDilden ieinen UieOlcaz
lteHten uIl0 b%drrenDcn 4%atiente1.
OeS 8rteftragerS &Guten an Der 6ausz
gloGe rtef Den 0DftOr in Die @egenlpnrt 3uz
rid, un0 ilber ba9 iduele Guteilen Der
53ett erl1rodet, fu9r er III Die 96be uno
ldO6 005 %unbenubte Tdptcr tpleoer in oa5
Sdreibpult SuriiG. Gr perido6 Dn5 3ez
ccpti6reibeu, bis CT IN ben 6uuiern ieiner
4atiel1teu ietn plir6e, u1to 9ab oaS 3ei0en
sum 0Orf0bren lcineS GinipGnuers. Der
0iener trat etn unO meiOete, OaB Der Was
gcil bereit5 cine Sttnoe ict1er marte.
Q(ergerliG auf Den &uti6er, 0aB er it9
niGt gcnlcl0et, un0 Grgerlt0 auf ltb lelblt,
oaB er Die 3ctt 10 Oergeu0et bate, elite Der
0ottor aus Dem 3tmruer, als tbm pl0Bli0
XuIOQS BILLET mleOer einftel. Gr baltete
nud Dem GDciIc5jn1mer 3urid, n0bnt eS
Don DEM &aintnlinls, i6O6 IS, o6ne einen
Slid Darauf 81 tDerien, in Die 8ruittal6e
unO itieg in Den Wagen.
Gr IeDnte iiH in bic tDetden Giien 3us
ritd IND 3og Qtnoa5 Brief aus Der Gai9e,
INN ociieu Nufi0rift gu priifen. Gr mar
Gil i'm ielbit ~geribtet! Grregt rtB CT DaS
Gouuert ouf. SIN unertIGrlihe5 @efilbL
Der Beitiir5ung bemdNti9te ft&kl elmer DON
&opf bt5 SUB. QBa5 bate tie TIA 81 idretz
ben, DaS lie tim nidt ebeniogut bate mlInOs
LID iagen t0unen? Sn Dem eriien GOu0ert
mar ELL 5tDei1eS eingel0loiien, meIbes cine
GnuienDmartnote entbielt! ltno auf einern
tleinen Btatt Napier itanoen Die NOrte 9ez
idritbtt: Sin 0od5etts9ei0enf Don 2iuoa,
Der unbeIannten, fir ibrcn bo06er3i9en
Wo6ltbGter; cine gtrtnge 2lnerfennung fir
Die oielen unIbGBbageH Wobltbaten, peI6e
lie DON i6m empfdl8en bat"
Tortiesund inIntJ
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-08-06
Dir Gtftmtfd1eriu.
GnrtiesNndl.
Criminal 8Oiaam pon @erDert stern0ers.


Still, MaGb6en, fill, ertpiberte er leiie,
,Dber On DerOirbit mir 1rtct1en gdr5el1
8lan. SD bin III England, I'M @elO 5u
maiden uno nletl1e llelt9cb0lte gadt IN
Gmpfang 5u nebn1en. Su beglettelt MID
mad Dem 0afen BON S~Out9ampton; BON
bort faDren mir nit Der 2)a6t na6 Der. Sn@
lei QSiobt, ulIO tDenn MIR III uItlerer auer>
liebiten &aiiite a deux "iino, tDerbe tb Dir
Die ~iiberScugenoitel1 8elpetie bon Der lllt>
tpanoeLbarfeit meiner 9icbe geben. Wterte
6emnad: Seut 2lbeno 4Sunft a6t nbr be-
9ieblt 9u DID auf ben 8abn6of oerSouth-
ampton, York road, un0 fd6rit na6SOutb5
ampton. BORT ~eripartclt Oh mid tmSabnz
bof>6oteI. Oh ipirit 9ieralts %ertennell, DaB
mir Die l~icbensWurDi9e Gouline nidts it,"
9todoeln er auf Dtele gSetle nit Der
,@omtclle" Die 8erabreOung 9etroffe1 0atte,
elite Ct 81 Der l00neu DittiDe. Ittt Dteier
bate CT IS ni6t 10 letdt; eS feblte 1tdt
bel, 10 hGtte lie iDm cine Scene nit
S6lu6Sen unb 8etnframpf 9en1a6t.
Sci nidt tboridt, @elicbte," lpra0
Ct. yWaS fann ib oafilr, tDelllt mir Die
alberne @rGfiu bur6 Die babe Gelt ltadz
reiit ? 81 i6 ibr ben sol gerlabt babe ?
Wfein @ott, tpie bas 10 9e6t man lit 9a7
liant, barauf bat joe Dame Nnlpru0; 0ber
oaraus folgt bod uidt, DAB ih baS OfGoz
den ernitli6 liebe. SD ratbe Dir tnOeB,
Ie riiditdt5poQ Su 6ebanoeln, tie 1T 9dbl@
liitin pom i%tdrfiteu Guliber uno ipeiB nit
Dem 9epoIper gut unSu8e6cn. NaS bGtz
teit On oapDn, tperlt fte Dir cine <gel
bur6 ben &opf ingte, OOer iuelln oaS Gleide
mir gei6Q9e? Nir lpOlIen tie llberltlte1.
SD retie beut QlbenO mad 8irmi18bolrl
0b. 9ortbin bcgleiteit Oh MIDI. S1 ct
marte Did pulltt adt 1lbr auf Dem 8d6nz
boie Der Grsat Western railway, Barrow
road. 0tihte Did 10 Elm, Dap Oh oDne
@ufie6en oaS 6otel berIaiicn %taunIt. Sage
9etner bermeintlid)eu 9%ttualin, On reilelt
in Elm Seebab, nleinetiuegen mad 8rt9btoil."
90 gelaug IS ibml, Die betOen 9anler
9uset1arDer Su Daltert.
SD eriparte eu6 8ci5e i'm Gotucrlaz
tionsSimmer," i6loB ct ulD ilberlteB per
mine i5ren Soilettctiiulten.
SIM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mari CT raid
foI9en0e gtotis auf et1 8ldttAen: p6errl
s.. Semmler, 6otel grlzzle bear. 8c8e:
BEN Sic ii6 beut QbenO odt ll6r mad
Dem 8a6nbofe Der Soupbampton : 8ubn
Sort treffen Sic Srau 6ern1ine Sronner
Sbr %entflpgeneS SurteltGub6er1." SQdelnG
coupertirte unO aOrellirte er DaS StIet mi
ibergab es einen 9luf1Ddrter, ltebit ctlen
anitGnbigen SrinfgelO, sur lofortt8en 8e:
f0rberun9 in Den 8rieftalten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-08-06
IS.

TO-
ggtr mil iien einige Sage rii6pGrtS grct@
fen, I'm lDie0er 81 nlllerer OtlDt! IND Dcren
Qlooptipoater 81 fornnel1.
IS por Spnntag Abeno; on etnem jener
tpei6eu, baIialui0en Sommerubtlpe, Die
nur gum SrQumell urD 9tiNt9tbun 0a 3u
iein l0ienen. @S mar oritGel0 betB, un0
ni0t bas ~!eiiete &uftden beDegte Den
0tau6, Der lpiralfotmtg ben Sd0rnitetlleH
entilieg, tpelde Die SGutte De5 9tetb,tbul1S
besei6neten- Die pereinSelten, bllnlen
Gau6mDlfGen ma6te1 nldt el1ltnal Den
0eriud, ben breiten Streifen ttefblauen
0immrlS Der0unteln Su iUOuen, Der lt6
llber Der lon9en 0dulerret6e Der 8OrltaOt
Din3og.
9oftor Gctnpolbs Sans mar inter Sen
palaltQ9nltdJen 0tbQllpel Das be d)ejOen1te;
uno obglciU IS njdlt oidt am 4arf lag,
%fpl11te man bod Don Dem Jenlter De5
2SDbl3imntetS aus 0urG Die gCgelilbtr OBJ
Slpetgenpe GtraBe III Oo5 Trcie Diuou5
bitten. Die StTuDlen Der nteDergeDeuDen
SonlIe pergoloeten jcBt Die lteDtjbe, uOn
BuunlGn begrel5te GQHD)0dft, Die nod ell
ipetteres nlO ni0t nItrl0er al15tcDeloes 0tlD
uDnen lieB. Der 0ottor IND GluDa pnren
Cbelt DOH etuem Spa5ter9ange 5urllGgctebrt
IND itnn0elt 5u .aulllleH GH Dem be5etDnettn
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&Ilo, ulto Damn itBe DID bier 5l nit oil
pas ofienc Tenlter. SIP Dtroe Die iNtDeren
WarOtneu 5urUdStebtr. MoSu bralden
mir ~itber6aupt in CONNER 10 bide 0az
maltgoroulelt, Die ueiBen ALIEN g~clliiBeu
~uOultdloi8."
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nc, gang olloerS ais es iDuit ietue Qtrt mar,
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oil.
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tild), iDel1er nor DEM 6eniter itanO, OH Die
Seize, INT fir 5pei bequene Stible Plab
I'll ma0el1.
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LID lpenigitenS out etuem Der beiocn
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5~anObepegung, i9m ge9enabeg PlaB gu
nebmen.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-07-06
Coal.

The Choctaw Nation last year re-
ceived a revenue of $4,000 from
coal; the Cherokee Nation received
s765. Why this difference? Have
we less available coal or have we
had less business tack in our legis-
lation. The cause is one or the
other, but it is notorious that we
have an unlimited supply of coal.
The Choctaws have no advantage
there, yet their revenue is $4,000,
ours, S7.65. The difference of rev.
enue arises from the difference in
the laws regulating the coal trade.
We forbid strictly the use of out
side capital in developing coal; the
Choctaws invite their citizens to
get outside capital if they can.
They have many miners there who
make much money from the coal
companies, and spend it largely
with the Choetaws for supplies.
AS far as we are informed, they
have had no special trouble with
this class Of people, but have been
much benefited by the mining
community, individually, as a
neighborhood and in their national
capacity $4,000 year.
Why should not the Cherokecs
make this revenue and get this
trader The matter is no longer an
experiment; II is no longer an un-
certainty. The Choctaws have
tried il and It works well in every
particular. and it seems a little
queer that we should be so sleepy
and Indifferent. We claim to be a
more advanced Nation but $50, 900
to s7.65, in favor Of Choctaw legis-
lation, is not a strong argument in
our favor.