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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-07
Muerlet.

Das Mbfenset Der nod benz
9alabD fibrenben 2anbfraBen, bat cine
Glage Degen 6en35erft6ruug berporges
rufen. 3wei Mdaner, Musuft Slider
unb fein Mrbeiter wurben berbaftet, neil
iie bic 0en5 I'M BEN Paiture pm S. $.
Sames. ofen legten. Sie 3,batia9en
{inb fol9en6e: Sames bate bic 2aub>
traBe, bic 5mii9eu 3mei Gen3en in elmer
iogenannter Cane eutlang fiibrte, our6
cine Gen5 gei6lofen. Slider uno ieiut
Nrbeiter, Die BON Der SADIE, nidts uuBs
ten, faner nit einem 0eumasen bes
Weges entlang unb ftieBen auf bic ben
Weg berIperrenbe Geu3. nmtuenoen
fonntert fe nit benz Seuuasen in ber
gu engert @aHe ni6t, besbalb ergriHen
fe bas ein3ige Musfunftsmittel uno 6fs
reten bic Gen5. Oa fi@ aber dbnli9e
9inge in lebter 3eit Bitter ereignet bats
ten, trurben bic benaen bepa@t, unb
Slider bon Dem Wd9ter ange3eigt unb
fpdter Derbaftet. Ser Griebensri9ter
ftelte Die 8erbafteten unter Birgi@aft
unn entIieB fie. Guf ben Qussang Der
&lage lit man iebr geipannt, ba 3u bee
fir6ten ftebt, baB bas 3erif6ren Der
Sen3er1 in nd9fer 3eit aDgemein tpers
ben mirb. tpenr bic @ountp : Commit
iioner ni6t fur 6Hentli@e 9anbfraBen
forgen.
- Ser in Der geffrisen 8eriamms
lung bes 5tabtratbes bonn alderman
Paulp geitelte antrag lautet m6rtli9:
Cine Sroinansa gu erlafen, tpelde allen
Perionen perbietet, nit tbren Subrs
tperfen in bic 2inie elmer 2ei1enproaei=
fion bineinsufabreH. I'M ii6 oerfelben
auaui@lieBen, nit Nusnabme an gnoe
berieIben, ober an einem plaBe, Der
bonn Gibrer Der BrO5eifion fur tie be-
reit gebalten mirb."
- Ser 0ereiu ber iiibteranif4en
8ieb3l9ter 5dblt los Mitslieber, bic
sufammen ZOO, 900 2opf &inoDieb unb
$50, 900 pferbe befiben.
= 9ie 9aten> unb Setter @ompag=
ME ermdblte foleenbe 8eamte: Dor
mann: 3. Mauermann, Nliltent: g.
Stdfel, Sstretdr: s. s.. Sddfer,
Sdabmeiter: Sd. SreiB, Wufieber Der
apparate: $. 8dB.
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Miiieu lid, an trBiteu.

Daour@, bab bic Direftore1t BON Der
Nranias paB 8abn bic meitli6 bonn
San Nntonio GluB permeRete 2inie
fir ben Weiterbau ber 8abn ertpdblz
ten, tpurben natiirli4 bic beioen goun=
ties @oliab unb &efusio auBer 8etradt
gela1en. @pltao bat INNER mod 0ohz
t1urg, bic ioeenannte Selfener 8abn
gu erbalten, obglei6 Die bermeiene 81.
ME berielben bon 8ictoria aus in siem'
li9er @%ntfernung an ber Stabt @oliao
porbei, auf San Patrieio au unb oann
nod Brownsville fiibrt. SIR @efusio
iinb aber gar feline NusIi9ten auf bic
@rlangung elmer gifenbabn porban6en,
-b66fens f6nnte bic Mranias paB 8abn
auf ibrem Wese nod &odport Die
@renSe ienes Gountps freifen.
8et0uf9te Grmartungeu pflegen els
men Menf9en in ible Stimmung gu
perfebem unb cine fol@e bat ii6 au9
Der 8epobner BON &efugio gounip be-
md6tigt. Sod mifen fe fi6 gu tr6ffen,
oas tan1t man aus elmer an ben y8icz
tnria Nobocate" geridteten Mittbeilung
etieben, in Der es beiBt:
rDie gntI6eibung Der Direftoren Der
Nranias paB Babn. lire 9inie iiber
8eeoi0e, itatt iiber @pltao gu fibren,
bat bier in Refusio Riemanbet1 iber=
rai9t. Wir baben nod ME i~berfliiiis
ges 8ertrauen gu bieier 8abn eebabt.
Nber mir bemunbern Die unberglei9li9e
Spfermiligfeit bes 8oltes BON @oliab,
nit Del6er bic bon ber @iienbabn pers
langte Sublioie aufgebra6t tpur5e.
6oliab berbient ale Nnerfennung Boz
fir. ueber Bic Wrt uno @eiie, tpie bic
@iienbabn= Gompasnie bic 8ep0lterung
1enes GountDs bebanoelte. berrl6t b:sr
cine ungetheilte Meinung uub bic gebt
oabin, 6aB es cine iebr unb6Hi9e mar.
Ser @rfolg mirb fi9 inbeB aIs Sesen
ermeiien. 9an Nntonio liegt biel 3u
weit BON unierer &iiitenresion entfernt,
als baB es berielber1 bon Nuber fsin
f0nnte. Siefes WaHer am Nranias
BaB wirb uns @ifeubabuen nod geuug
brtngen. Snoefen bebiirfen mir berz
ielben gar niht, benn tpentt erit 51ife
in &odport anlegen f6nnen, pirb pabrs
f6einli6 ales 8ieb aug Dem Iiiomefli=
den Seras bon bort aus beri6ift
mer6en."
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= 9ie @irfli6feit - i6reibt bas
r8erliner S~aaeblatt" - i3ertrift ftets
nod bic tabnite phantafie. go lit es
aud mieoer BEL Der 8olfsSdblung gee
gangen. So man9er S9er5 1T FIBER
ben Muiters0 ausbalt bes 6erru Rarl
Gelbmann gema9t morben, aber Die
mannisfa9en Rombinationen oeRel6en
finb BON Der Wirtli9feit mod bebeuteno
iiberbolt tporoen. Da finben mir 3. 9.
ben 9ausbalt zines &aufmanns g.; ct
1T m ai Seine Grau 1T to-
tboIif9, bic 2inber euangelif@
Seine ablise &69in, Elm Grdulein BON
g., lit lu tberif6, feline f9wei3er
@oupernante reformirt, feline engs
lif9e Bonnie + o@fir@Ii@.
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sd,ube aso sttefel fit sea @tmter,

2aBt gu@ bur6 ni@ts abbalten. al
George Sc. SulliDat II, No. 249
t:GommereefiraBe, 81 geben; tpenrt
Sbr S9ube unb Stiefel brau6t. Sol
gen6es ipl enti9eioen, Oh man longer
nod bobe preife in an6era @ei@dften
besablen fou. 9err Su0iban bat ben
idmmtli9em MaarensB orratb i'm Wers
tie bon mebrereu Sauienb Dollars ers
itanben, .uno Derfauft bas beriibnlte
&spnoIos Bros. Gabrifat fir 9errea,
Dameu, &iaber biaiger als irgenb sSes
manb. S6u1e fir @6ulfinber, tuel@e
felt Sabrett nit $1.75 be5ablt tuuraen,
foffen bel Sulipan $3.50. Nn ReiE's
baltigteit bonn @ew6bnli6ten biz gum
Geinften ftebt 5uIipan utiibertrofer
oa. LOO ,3at
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-07
stabt.9eept.

8. %. Mabaras3, ber gigentblmet
ber Slfa Nurieries, bat Elm DEPOT in
Der Stabt, in go. 800, 9ouifonitraBe,
er6fnet. Wtan miro baielbft ftets cine
4usmabl bon 8lumen unb 8lattpFans
gen, fsii6en @artenidmereien, 8lumen=
5Dlebeln &c. finoeH. Terner bdlt CT bas
Ielbf BrOben BON 3ierbdumen, &oien
unb ~ienfisen 8artengemddfen. MIe
in Der Stact gema6ten 8eitelungen
merben am nd9itenSage BON bergfurierD
aussefibrt nit frf9 Der grbe entnnms
mener @emd9ieu. Ollie feline @emd9ie
ltnb bier ge3ogen unb es pir6 garars
tirt, oaB ie mirtli9 9as linb. pofir
le ausgeseben tperben. Mau ber>
medsle ben plab ni6t; Slfa Nurieries.
go. 800, 9oufon>5 traBe. 10,12,t-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-07

- Gluctuotionen i'm Marfte fit gis
ieutraarer fant Sober bermeiben, Der
feline ORDERS burd piper& S@ult.
beB a%usfibren IdBt. Gabrifaatea res
suliren ibre preife mad benz 3ouium.
Piper 6 9dultbeB. baben ffets eiaen
enormen @orratb bon Gensorabt, @iiens
bIe9 u. T. No., uub fe notiren fribere
niebrise preiie, tuenrt bieielben aud
i'm Martte iteigen.
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= 9as gr6Bte 2ager bon @epebr'
uno &epolpersp atronea un6 0Rlien
bel piper & S9uItbeB.
g. IL o N b a INT,

ber befannte unb popuIdre Sumelier
unb nbrma9er, ma9t feinen 2unben
unb benz publitum i'm Glgemeinen bic
Gnseige, baB ct nod benz Gebdube
253, Gommerce=G traRe,
nebert Der San Mntomio Nationalbant,
umse3osen 1T. @eibna@ts. unb Neuz
iabrsgei@enfe finbet man 6ei ibm IN
gr6Berer Nusuabl als in irsen6 eiuem
aaberen @ei9dFte. Sn preiien fam
Niemanb nit ibm concurriren.
3ufriebenf # eIIenbeg dran'
tie tpirb fiir ole Maaren, bic Bel ibrt
gefauft tperoen, gegeben. 15,12,t1M
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Nu6fens 0irnieosSofbe.

Die befte Salbe Der 8eIt fur S6nitte,
Auetf6unsen, @et@wute, Gieber. unb Saut.
ausialae, 6ledte, seiprungene Sanbe, GroH-
beuler uno ale Sautfrantbeiten; turirt Sa.
m9rrtaibeu ober feline 8esabIuns. 8odiae
SdtisTtatiOr garantirt ober bas @eIb piro
auriideriattet. 20 Gents bic Sda9tel bel u.
0reib.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-07
Ghriftiett Gpei5er

ben @inmo5ner,t bon San antonio unb
llmaebung ats fa1tunbiger unb reeler
GIeii9er our @entige befannt, bolt in
feinem Gleii9marft am Mlamo glaaa
tets frii6es Gleiid uub ale Irten
&audtpaare un0 Mirfte., 9err Speis
fer 1T iebr semihenbaft IN Der Iustpabl
beg aum @9la9ten beitimrnte1 Uiebs
unb 1T barauf beoa9t, ietne &un3en
aufs 8olfommenffe 5ufriebeu gu ifelen.
l5,l1t1M
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-07

unseseImdBiee gerbum.
Gin tleiuer gn9Idnoer frast feinen
8erliner S9ulfamerabef, Oh bas 3eits
mort abreiien unreselmdBie iei. nSa=
DDbl iagte bieier - pabrf@einli9 Der
Sobn eiHes @aiiirers, un6 eoniagirt:
sd reife al.
Su ma9f Did biinue,
ct fneift aus,
Wir BREMEN bur9,
Sbr p~erouftet,
Sic laufen babon." :
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- MUIR etnen FthIer. Semonb

Nur etnen Settler. Semaab
pries BITE S@bnbeit elmer Dame ulb bob
.beIonoers bic 3artbeit unb WeiBe i6rer
9aut berpor. r%Sawobll@ fagte Elm
Mnberer. piie bat cine febr meiBe Saut,
nur bat biefe einen 6ebler." unb Der
tpdre2" fragte Der preiier i'm 3meifers
tome. Isle fdrbt ab!" e~ntgegnete Der
Mnbere,troden.
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@eftrafter @efa.

Gin Barrier GeuiGetoniit er3db(t fol.
genbe erg6BIide @ei@i6te: 9err u.
8arus 1T elm iebr iparlamer Mann.
Sa Die Mietben in Der inneren @tabt
ibm biel gu tbeuer fin6, 1T er ars gnbe
Der Welt in cine 0orltabt gesoger, tpo
er elm bef6eibenes @artenbdus@en BON
5tDet 3immern betpobnt. Ct fo9t unb
tpdf6t ielbt fir f@, beiorgt fi6 au6
bic Neinigung unb legt 10 idbrli9 eli
3m6lftel BON ieinen 1900 Grcs.
surid. Nun lit aber bies gnbe Der
8orifaot duBerft unit@er. ueberoa
mirb geftoblen un6 eingebrO6en. SOL
er's Uirfli9 iiber iein 9er5 bringen unb
fi6 einen 9unb anf6ufena @ber pas
foltet bas urb mas friBt bas auf, iabr=
aus, tabrein! Serr ". 8arus finbet
einen Nusueg. ST iibt fi6 i'm Beaen
unb iobalb ct Na6ts elm Derod9tiges
@erdui@ ooer S9ritte b6rt, BELT nnb
beult ct pie Der ftir1terlt9fe Blutbunb.
unb pirfli9 bleibt er Dor ginbru6 Ders
i9ont. Da tparb er eines Cages teles
srapbii9 an bas 8ett ber i9uerfrarten
grbtante in Der prooin3 serufen, per=
rammelt III Gle fein 0dus6en outs
Bette unb reif ab. Die Granfbeit aiebt
fi9 in bic 2dnge; ert in a4t langer
Wo6en fommt ct beim unb finbet-bie
Sbiiren bon @emeinoepegen erbro6en
unb feline M6beI berauetionirt! Man
bate ibm fur3 nod Der Mbreife 5ebn
Jranfen Sunbefteuer auferlegt, i'm
pieberbolt = 1atiirli6 pergebli6 =
gemabnt uno i6lieBlid in ieiner Nbtpe.
ienbeit 3manssbo1fredung bOrge:
ttommen!
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mito gsiln! @Nilo !

Nle Mrten fril6 sei6oHeueu Diloes,
tpie 0iri1e, &ebe, miloe Gdnfe, tpilbe
gnten, Ma6teln &C. &c. su biaigen
preifen gu baben BET
6,3mt 2ubuis Mabnde.
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= Grembe gum gefu6 in @aa Qnz
toniO itn6 eingelaben, g lart's Bill
9alle Nr. g. IL, alamo
StraBe, su befu9en.
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= We1 Nereniisen on elmer gemiitbs
liden 8artie Bllarb finbet, Der belu6e
|gfarf's BilIarb 0alle. Nr. 9
Ill, 4lnmo GtraBe. @Oratgli9e &C.
feli9aft, Z Slide.
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C. G { II IA I

pirb elm Mdb9en, unt fiir cine tleine
camille au fo9en, gu nai9en unb 5u
pldtten. g. g.. Gaires,
7,t3p1m GlatOnia, SeTas.
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Nerate. tpel6e Dr. Nu 9 u #
&6nies 9amburger Bruft It.
tb ee fenuen, uerDrbnen oenielben bdus
fig bel grfdltuneen. Is Gents bas
Badet.
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- Mbnabme Der &aIauer!
Die Nolfsadblung Der Stabt 2alau bot
bas uenig erfreuli@e &eiultat BON MUIR
1880 9erinnen, b. +. gegen bic 3dblung
bonn Sabre 1880 um 70 Seelen ueniger
ergeben.
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WerIaudf

uirb elm inteligenter Suuge im Utter
pon 1915 Sabren in Der Srnderet
Der 6reie Yrefe.
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- &. aalteher &C. Con, Apotbefer, pelde
INNER fir baS @obl feiner &unben beioret 1T,
bat iest ben 8erfauf BON Dr. 8ofanio'S
Sufen. unb 2unsen !. SYrup erbaltcn, elm
9eilmittel, tpeldes unfeblbar ale @rfaltunsen,
Sdmeraen in bet 8ruif, unO ale 2unsen.
franfbeiten iurirt. Bur Strobe nebntet cine
SrObefaf@c. @euobnli@e gro6e so Gents
unb $l.OO.
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= @eib Sbr f6om in SO. 800 Sou.
ftontraBe gemeien2 s0ier lit Der Ylab,
mo- man bic i66nften @eburtstags ober
8eibna9ts. @ei9enfe erbdlten fam.
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a SCH0Lzv
Bar .Noom, 8tllorb 9alOit
. tee.

fahrt, prbunben nit elmer wptlensert4tdm &efanraion bic tefsFs
Whiskies, Liquors, feline Weine, kellerfrische Bi0re.
importirte und einheirnische Cigarren etc.
SIM 4ieparut abatbeuten Bilarb Saon neben 8 giaaros ar Denusuua berst.
ID9R vyAnGop .
pb burd DampfMnuna anm anaenebmen JamMien. aakntb lhsot aemadt ub fMt iemr
ninudmne ub ausfahune mad unuoeuuGen Da. Gugang pnM Der QoIgo ISta6e
GE @rompe 8ednmne, pd1e bur1 dsnri9e eeuug bwbdaerukn phb.
~ gbmns buaante8 eeuAtuna.
NA, Iretfonserte: lRniwrh unp @oafag Nbenb. -AM
Jeden Sonntag ausgezeichnetes Frei-Conzerte
Doa4 ubr aadmiaess bis IL ar ahnos. seoumana 1T piutmmen. sIs am
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-06-03
AN oFF1orAL DoouMnNT.
DtE.n1nns1 M..l,ao1o ~ 1nrlI IN lIIE5ETIo, sn i1

wAslnSeroS, April 30, 1855,
The Chairman, Committee on In
dian Affairs, House of Represen-
tatives:
S1R-I have the honor to nc
knowledge the receipt of your let
ter OF the 9th inst, requesting TO
be informed "whether there are
any funds belonging to the Chero-
kee Indians in the treasury from
the appraisement of lands west of
96o, or whether the government
owes them anything on said APP
praisement."
The matter has been referred to
the commissioner of Indian affairs;
l transmit herewith in reply copy
of his report of the 3Oth inst, with
Enclosures noted therein.
Concerning the question as to
funds deposited, etc., the commits
sioner states, "that there is in the
United States treasury to the credit
of the Cherokees, drawing FIVE per
cent. interest in lieu of investment,
the sum of S4S, ,3S9. .46 appropriated
TO pay for the lands west Of the
900 assigned to the Poncas under
the act Of 1881. az stat, 1929
There are no further funds in
the treasury to the credit of the
Cherokees on that account.
Relative to the inquiry as to
whether the government owes
them (the Cherokees) anything on
said appraisement", the commits
sioner states," that taking the APP
made by the govern
ment as basis and considering
the rights of the Cherokees in the
undisposed portion of these lands
as defined by the treaty, the United
States are not indebted in any
amount to the Cherekees on ac-
count of these lands, but that, TAX
ing the said appraisement as basis
the Cherokees are indebted 70 the
in the sum Of 1884,
595.73.
Very Respectfully,
Signed: l.. @. G. LAMAR, Sec.
Per, III. S. NJ
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-06-03
no our FRIENns.

The CHiEFTAIN is not "in the
last ditch" nor is it likely TO sus.
pend publication. Notwi,hstand-
ing the papers deliverance from
these evils, il still needs the help
Of its friends. 1t needs subscrib-
ers; it needs advertising; il needs
job work. The CHIEFTAIN has all
the appliances of a frst-class print
ing Office and its work recommends
itself. Our circulation is steadily
increasing but we believe the paper
deserves twice the number OF
readers. If you take this view,
show a copy of it to your neighbor
and ask him TO subscribe. 1t
would be a very easy matter for
each person on our lists TO secure
us another name. To our friends
we say: Are you not willing to help
us in this manner2
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-06-03
rHM sHon p1N1iHna.

We present below the closing
portion Of the most stubborn OBJ
staclc which confronts Chief Bush
yhcad and the delegates in Wash
ihgton, in their light on ]. Milton
Turner's bill to secure to the freed
men and others their just share in
the per capita of 1888. II is head
ed "veto message" and dated at
executive department, Cherokee
Nation, Indian Territory, Table
quah, May 1S, 1888;
Senators, such is the treaty and
such is the constitution. / have
referred you to them, and stated
their evident meaning in the prem
ises ITO the best of my ability !" rs
is my duty. To the classes of citi-
zens this bill would exclude attach
''all the rights and privileges of
citizenship according TO the consti-
tuition" To three Of these classes
attach also all the rights of "Lative
Cherokees" according to treaty.
Is may be said by some that
the act of congress making the APP
preparation authorizes that you di-
rect the expenditure of the money
as the council shall see proper.
But the council will certainly not
see proper to give to one citizen
anything that belongs to another,
contrary to the constitution and OBJ
legation of the council not to pass
the law. l refer to section II, page
15, Compiled Laws of the Cherokee
Nation. Consistent with your pri-
mary obligations to observe treaty
and defend the constitution, you
are authorized to direct how this
money shall be expended-not
otherwise. 1t would be but mock
cry, if not worse, for any one to
contend that congress would or
could absolve the officers of this
government from their duties and
their trust. Such principle would
be fatal to our government If once
adopted in practice.
For the above reasons, l respect
fully return the bill 10 question for
your reconsideration.
Very respectfully,
d. w. BUsHYHEAD,
Principal Chief.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-06-03
PRETTY BRIGHT BOYS.

The Indianapolis school boys
struck, and presented the follow
ing formal demands to their
teachers:
/. A reduction of the hours of
study.
2. An increase in the period of
recess.
3. Noon to begin at II o'clock
and extend to 1870 or 2, according
20 the condition of the weather.
4. School shall let out any after
noon when there is a base ball
match or a circus within fifteen
miles.
5. Any scholar who wants "re-
ward of merit" to take home to his
parents can have it at wholesale
price.
6. Fcrrules to be made of soft
wood.
Z. The old-time custom of pun
ishing boys by compelling them to
sit with the girls shall be immedi-
ately restored.
3. A boy who holds out his
right hand and says: "Please, sir,
may | go out?" shall be allowed to
go, whether il be necessary or not.
Q, The number of boys allowed
to 60 and fetch pail of water shall
be increased from two to four, with
proper allowance for time con-
sumed in going and coming.
10. No boy shall be punished
for offensive words spoken in de.
bate with another boy.
IL. While believing in arbitra-
tion, on general principles, we in
sist that two boys who have a
grudge TO settle shall be allowed TO
fight it out between themselves.
No teacher need apply a whip on
account of il.
II. A boy who tells on another
boy shall be boycotted.
13. No boy shall be kept in after
school except at his own request,
as when another boy is lying in
wait TO lick him.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-06-03
THH ROCK IsLANn-


In reporting favorably the bill
to grant right OF way TO the
Chicago, Nebraska and Kansas
railroad through the Indian Terri
tory, the house committee says:
The railroad to which the right
of way is sought to be granted by
this bill, was duly incorporated by
the state Of Kansas on the 10Th OF
March, 1886, for the purpose Of ex-
tending the Chicago, Rock Island
and Pacific railway through Kan
sas and through the Indian Terri
tory. The responsibility of the
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
railway is well known, and hence
any project supported by it may
be regarded as worthy Of credit,
financially and otherwise. Your
committee is satisfied that this
well-known railway is interested in
and is asking for the right of way
through the Territory set forth in
the bill under consideration. II is
proposed TO build two lines of road
extending south from the state of
Kansas, one TO enter the territory
at or near the city of Hunnewell,
in Sumner county, Kan, extending
thence in a southerly direction
through the Indian Territory by
the most practicable route TO Fort |
Washita in the Chickasaw country,
and from thence south in the direc- !
ton Of Galveston, Texas; another
line leaving the state of Kansas at |
or near the 10lst meridian, and /
from thence by the most practical
BILE route in a southwesterly course
in the direction Of El Paso, n. NJ.
Your committee have formulated
bill which is in harmony with acts
granting right Of way TO railroads
through the Indian Territory,
passed by the Forty-eighth con-
gress, and as the policy OF granting
this right OF way TO railroads has
been settled, it is only deemed
TO inquire into the fnan-
cial standing Of the corporation
seeking such privilege, and, if sat
ished, TO report fayorably upon such
Mr.. Peters, of Kansas who intro
luced the original bill, and Mr..
Hale. of Missouri, who will have
charge Of the reported bill, are
both confident the measure will
pass. Thus far the matter has
been pushed with degree of vigor
which shows the Rock Island peo-
pie are desirous of obtaining the
Of building through the
territory at the earliest possible
date. Globe Democrat.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-06-03
SUNDAYS cHooL AssooI-
AmTON


CHoUTEAU, |. t., May "a, 1885.
EDIToR INDIAN CHIEFTAIN.-Al-
low me space in your paper to
make the announcement TO the
people of Cooweescoowee district
and the Cherokee nation generally,
that on Saturday and Sunday, June
the II and II, 1886, will be held
the Cooweescoowee district Sunday
School association.
This association was organized
June %, 1885, for the purpose of
promoting the interests of the Sun
day school work throughout the
nation.
We respectfully solicit the aid Of
all interested in the above cause,
and q cordial invitation is extend
ed to all who may desire to attend.
The association meets at Com
fort Grove, / IL miles from Chou
teau, and ample provisions will be
on the grounds to feed all who may
come.
The Sunday schools are espec-
tally asked to send delegates to
said convention.
Following is the programme:
SATURDAY.
Opening address, at 10 o'clock
by John II. Kelly.
Singing by Sunday school pupils.
History Of Sunday school, by
d. p. Allen.
What is the advantage of Sunday
school union, by r. w. Lindsey.
Song.
What relation does the Sunday
school sustain to the church, by
Rev. n. J Crawford.
What is the duty of the Sunday
school superintendent, by John II.
Harris.
Music and song.
Who is qualified to teach in the
Sunday school, by Mrs. d. b.
Bryant.
Temperance teaching in Sunday
school, Rev. c. S. Jones.
What is the best method of col
lecting means for the support of
the Sunday school, by ]. L. Baugh.
Music and song.
Should the lesson helps super
cede the bible in the Sunday school,
by w. T. Snodgrass.
How may we become enthused
in the Sunday school work, by the
convention.
The above questions are follow
ed by free discussions of five min
utes each.
SUNDAY.
Sunday school meets at Q O'Clock
and engages in singing with lesson
following, continuing in session
for one hour and thirty minutes.
Preaching at II o'clock by Rev.
Hogan.
Dinner.
Preaching at 2:30.
Indian Journal and Cherokee
Advocate please copy.
J. l.. BAuGH, Secretary.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-06-03
A Captains Fortunate Discoyery,

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ing between Atlant City and n. y,
has been troubled with cough so that
he was unable to sleep, and was Undue
ell to try DR.. Kings New Discovery for
consumption. 1t not only gave him
instant relief, but allayed the extreme
soreness in his breast. His children
dose had the same happy effect. DR..
Kings New Discovery is now the
standard remedy in the Coleman
household and on board the schooner.
Free trial bottle of this standard reme-
dy at w. q. Patton & Cos Drug store