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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1888-02-04

He said he had heard that there was
an end to all things-but there seemed
to be none to his cough. He changed
his mind two days later, after using only
one bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1888-02-04

No wonder they say the Yankees exag.
gerate. We know one who complained
to his butcher that the last piece Of steak
sent him was SO tough his mother could
not chew the gravy.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1888-02-04
An advertisement in recent morning

An auVertlsoment IN a recent morning
paper announces that the advertiser
wanted servant who knows how to
wash, cook and take care of Children
We wonder what is to be done with the
children after they have been washed and
cooked.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1888-02-04

He-There is one thing about our thea
tres that Anthony Comstock can but ap
prove, whatever be on the stage.
She-What is that, pray?
He-The general and growing use OF
opera glasses. 1t is SO much more mod
est than the use of the naked eye
LOtoeU Citizen.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1888-02-04

mo, l am not in favor of retaining
the tax on tobacco said Kiljordan, as
he critically examined the cigar he was
smoking. ''While tobacco may not be a
necessity, every body knows that the Con-
necticut cabbage isl
1T certainly is not a luxury" said
Grindstone, raising the window to get
some fresh air.-CAicago Tribune.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1888-02-04

Tramp-Can you give me bite to eat,
madam?
Woman-I can give you some cold
meat. But if you'll split enough wood
for me to make fire with, I'll warm it
up for you.
Tramp-You are very kind, madam;
but | wouldn't think of putting you to
all that trouble. Give it to me cold.-
Neoo York Sun.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1888-02-04

The worst feature about catarrh is its
dangerous tendency to consumption.
Hoods Sarsaparilla cures catarrh by
purifying the blood.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1888-02-04

Ayers Sarsa parllla purites the blood
and expels all poisonous clements. Sold
By druggists.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1888-02-04

When suffering from throat or lung
troubles, take only such medicine as has
been proved worthy of confidence Such
remedy is Ayers Cherry Pectoral; a
specific for sudden colds, and invaluable
in all forms of pulmonary complaints.
Sold by druggists. Price 81.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1888-02-04

''Well, Nellie, does your husband still
drink?''
eyes, mother, and it's worrying the
life out of me-"
'Did you try the plan of breaking
him of the habit that 1 suggested to
you?'
Yes
"Did you put whiskey in his Coffee"
"Yes."
"What did he say?''
'tHe said was the only woman be
had seen since his mother died who
knew how to make coffee as it should be
made"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1888-02-04

Esmeralda Longcoffin to Hostetter
McGinnis-"Are you still with me, Mi.
McGinnis?''
bcGinuis-"What abOut?''
"4ou know on Christmas you proposed
and cruelty rejected your offer. l have
I have thought better of it SINCE
"Humph! So have -
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1888-02-04

Pretty Servant Girl-You don't give
full weight.
Grocer (sighiag)-I know it, but you
alone are to blame for that.
Servant Girl-How's that?
Grocer (beaming on her)-I want to
make your burden as light az possible,
my dear.-7tcas Siftjags.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1888-02-04

Robinson-''rhat's fine dog you have
Dumley. Do you want to sell him.
Dumley-''PIl sell him for $50
SIS he intelligent"
Intelligent! Why, that dog knows
as much as do
''You don't say so! Well, Pll give you
twenty-five cents for him, DumIey"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1888-02-04
His Self-Raising Nose.

1 heard funny story recently of an
actor some time ago, who was playing in
\ farce, in which it was necessary for
him to use large dough nose. One
night when he got to the theatre lie
found no -four, and sent the boy out for
some. Back came the boy, the nose was
made and whipped on. Presently. to the
horror of the actor, the nose began TO
swell, till at length, in the midst of an
important passage it burst and fell to
the ground. 1t had besn made of self
face had accomplished the catastrophe.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1888-02-04

PONDS ExTRACT.-During severe and
changeable weather no one subject to
Rheumatic Pains should be one day with.
out Ponds Extract. 1t is of the greatest
benefit for Acute or Infiammatory Rheu-
matism. Ponds Extract is wonderful
and soothing remedy, and possesses de-
eided anodyne properties. Pain, lame
ness and soreness are relieved, and the
entire disease often cut short and sub
dued. For sale everywhere. Be sure to
get the genuine.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1888-02-04
ks. I'll take a BOTTLE"

''9ou have travelled "a great deal, Mr.
Coophouse?"
Eyes, miss, Eve been all over the
world"
"Tou have met great many celebri-
ties, suppose?'
give been presented before all the
crowned heads of Europe"
''Indeed! What is your profession?"
''I'm a prize fighter"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1888-02-04

81 don't suppose | could get drink of
whisky here?, said stranger who had
dropped into the drug store.
mo, sir, the law doesn't allow it,
Eyes, that's what l was AFRAID of; but
what kind of medicine do you sell the
most of to dyspeptics and with that tired
feeling, you know?'
I'VE sell good deal of Teetotal Bit
ters''
Thanks. I'll take bottle.''
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-06


On Last Thursday, sayx the DaYtan
ChrOMfefs, lass &c dusk. &c Mr. II. N.
| Eowman Vas On his way from EpKagae
| 20 tara 0i1y. and when Mboua i've miles
I tie 0theF ntds q EaxekA ferry, be met a
man IN fl1e KUad wbo tad q WinsheetsR
rife on bis skouioer. Thay CRESTED ons
another Ii the usual way when two men
meet. and proceeded on their way. At.
Ter ecinR Boms foFgg - fifty feet. q So
end man nteppod int the aosd il fFsnt
Of Mr. Bowman and pEessnfed 8 soeked
revolver af niu, q the sane sims cEGeE-
| ina hin 50 seand and deliTsr NJ BIS
mguty. M B3wman, nos f8ncyisz the
appearance Of tue revolver, eoncinded il
was Sest foE him 70 cempiy with the r..
dnsst; uhsEsapon be reached bis hard
around 30 the hind pocket Of ne pants, "a
ahioh be carried bic wealth, when tie
road ageEf, Suggesting be uaa aboat 60
/ draw q pistol, ofdeked hin 10 keep his
| positi0u. and Is this moment the nan
| thKoagh hin, I've g7t 9 lead on hiu, 2
q the sAme time covering him win Ais
Winchester. Tbs man with thu FevoiV-
sr then proeseded . rins his poeksts.
I szkine all the money be had, aEon1tin9
9 9l375. Mr. Bogmsn sooealed -
them 20 leave him enough % pay histx-
! penses fos toe night, and they 6nalig
gave lin back dollar aud ordered
ann 10 20 on his way. which be did
withont further ceremony. MF. Bow
mAa says be vas 50 exetted thai d Is
imp0ssiDls for him 30 describe tie
Williams, In fact, be could not identity
than wsrs be 70 Eaecs them agAin- MF.
Bowman has recently arrived In tlsia
eouEtry from PfsisonFa, Pa, and does
nct like the manner Ia which be y .
greeted ~ this territory. We d. rot
Dlar1s him for being = listls Iiled 81 hts
Receptions.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-06
Ths Thsatr caI Prsfes.ion.

Ner5t sifi Wtn aas rrsrsve ruhItc recon ttton
% prsises Fscts, shfee ar ths outcome q
sez-rsl experiences. growing tsrouea ypsrs Of
rfttscai an4 Fraeffcsi t-.t hec.rnr a. ruofrA
- yatas a. fhs Foea n On NJ a ras.
IL sptussa. soa = uesfaFsn nd d farthes
Fssa Ansse - - thsiF eenulrsacss. The ln4ts-
patshss asrs tass sWifss 8oeeiEe b tha hrst
staod pEstHer n tAe waria. "a a1e o. these
samssshle Slaralt4r reck fsess q shtch "
esxs soakso sad svsry DAYS expatisace ro7ss
aptsics. EFrgv ssass - err people IN asIsr.
~ 3sa IN Earepa, every trade. esliinx and
nrisfeasina, iaeiealns The mafscal nrcfessisu
havs hcrns vseatxry tasfiequy 20 roe r.
uarkAtis siztssa a ; ;. g. and lts fnfAlfhss
ssReaxs 4 ruFfrf ~ ssAsasse a. the naasa
7 sasa sertsEaDnt4,s ar aa dss ~ ths thcusaate
SEC epea - TIE t1s7ecfica " Al Sow cusae
anssl8<ates, eve distinguished msmhers o.
shs theztEisal Prefrszi1sa. VIE gratefully rs
tiff "a lee wrz 3rrfei eaEatiys RualiiiaE q gse
spsea&e Is fAEsr tn&ivi8sai eaarg Tn6ir tss-
tszneatais Hrp AesswsiA ss5zisir& - he rnb.
II wsthsus farsner eaamant--leG thenl spank
sss shamseives- Ths lay is . memher ~ the
faaona X atlA IheaseT oenPEzy ~ New YrFk
see saszzagiy 81 tkr Resi3sacs Thsztsr, Rse.
IN. GsxzlsnN. md 81 McvAcksris ttock CON.
say a. catrzxe. TEE Feeflrxa1r "a 4 wuil
anoMa rsazss q tha Ncw Fsfk TAslla ne
Aaur ceEp4ny. E1iA are gel kne9a IN iAe-
st15ea5 r1fclss e It's csGntry an1 n Enrops.
takrssts k11as~s Tssfimuuy.
NKW RuEK Nay & ISL.
SwsR EnFts ae c.. Ali11i1, Ga --GeEllsran
H6xfzs hrse zna1ysd Wtfk ptzpsss, srs1utfcrs
- rSafhnras e he ski,. from baa cantI.
tfan q M b2a.st fss mnre has ysaf. nseS
lsaataR prspzrltcn = EzrssraEii = aat cth-r
ssvcstlsss sssnsiiss % % tEset- Tesa I sos.
aaitet : srsz snzzf rhyEicisa. ard frun his
So asent reazlsst na bense1 tRen e.
- e q III tAa 9 : rsae1Y Ter tie hlooa,
sras e "a PaekzEes. - q tsaruazh erait.
zsksaz q rs tro=tls sz1 resferlns szaoshnass
= say skln. esse aase NJ hasps, sz1 eaaer- !
fazls zsFs re tkis tsEizcEtal ter Each aas /
sa.a sssiieiry e. yea Fish . naAs - r.
Cskzcrxx EkEnoW.
Ts2 RaWsEY. nszr Caeki street.
las nAs9kazI't Trst.Bony.
IA Swln epecftz eanfang. ksisota. Ca
Gsz.sszses fes tee yeAFs Asd = ss~s0s cssa 4
q sxzs1A. asx8 ar ssAS4 81 sssur ac4E tz1
tsrsssz etksr reme6iss. &a1 eas ppesrsh-i
TX - sanlseFE 81 raysseizHa elt tozE1 ~
~ e. a. 80 ! assNEEszes - ~ sAe :. q 4 Il
fsr so. $50 szTuo o. e.Es& tssuta &sga khnr.
azzesy rsltes~a zse. ana geu en- 49, tnls e1Ts
sscate - 4ay n-1anHr Ksa g&A
Hraa EAssxxzx
RalAr Ct FGasn T1aa11e.
NEw xa4x. 1xT 4 tSas
1rsaslua - hseAd ard tAia r.saeNrq mnzad
s~a TnE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.
aNaAw ngaMm stEn18s Ga.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-06

zesxxx. x1zr1zEy. 3nn
Esms sslsas ~ e1ls fls1az1e
e = -ssaHe Is - an1xt1l ls1s7-
esss ~ ssrlesI e Ets rlnsl1t ed
szas - es1rn fnsl1.n rrn1s -. grsssrs
- stAs1 ssAez1. SO fars 50 ksnd
avEks - psEsf1es. zscias ~ sests.
1srs hssn kaeT c1lsizn tseis rropsrSs
bssss1 - stssk e fsssl Thsg as
zzszfaszs ln y 1sne fas msss e Przst
ssand rais. ga - SxEn usashaE.
0as ksn1ssd zr5 nxfy ezzki hsn3 e
1899 ssss rsesxs1 foaaEs makt1a 3
sosai - ssssspts cor IS go thras asTs
~ - hz4e.
IkiEfg lons q ksy wsEs lpdsy isnesd
aszs - tas sssasE Fansy LakA from
EasenneE
PEODUCE RECETPTs-Da shs
nass - nenfz s6e ux01nee Heosfsed -
5agffe fnasn1ed Ehs foEs8w4nRs s pssk-
saNe h9t8&a, ~ eases eRxA 80 1REhais
4 ~. 81 saak8 fned rs eHeEN N1fnlgs.
u paaa4ean fr1a, AZ bn1ei&s kl4sR =
bzM1Ee4 pefas. ee1rs e1feseEE. 10
s1s2p. Is kaxa. SAD 2 ealgez. hsrs
sess aise Esuelged 6 sasioads ~ Re8eE4l
enafsa p1iss ever tks Passes eannd
Ssof6 Lne
sHsPAEETz- = DnEioa ne p1st =
tonss asneral ffsszbss were ssnl fro11
SszEtts - - fol- -WlnR q141tittses q
& p. 8. Ra1srgzd. 20 tous, 2. q s. Las
S. aa1s. 81. L. = a =. II e. tona.
fltszsxs-- Anzns1A rcnss 8fAcs ; tons.
MfrAias1 tsn. Ennk Hayward ten,
fBymrisa 5 sons, flsttgaed ten.
E1isa ~ te1e. ErzneeI 4 5sna, srd C1tg
ef q riseg Z u lccs.
Ef6S-T ts sid eealhH 1zs EiEinsl-
II sazs dsWn See ing1rs11sou 81 eRza
ffom tne esd. bseai snppliss are ni1o
saaree. ssa slfhos7a sAs Pork,and mar
81 - rzs1t - 80 cents Per 1ozsn.
FIRES so1stsF ecRs - tbts e1arkes are
fztailing - e oe1ss pes dezsu.
1UB&EPs-ksos3pfs today - sacks.
R1taossas bgiEz fts RfogeF e. hizh -
kf4 per Gan delivered hefe.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-06
ADVICE no aIoTHERs

Ma Winalou'E eoothanR syrup. fer ehliAesa
issthing Il the pruseription q ons Ct fhs bssl
fsnais 1ursae kBd phyatstkas n The UnfAsd
st1tns. 1ne haa bosn zaed for forty years With
asvsF failing Success - m1ilions O. m8thses
sethang rs NAtne e fncAleuhhIs. & relieves
tas chsid from pain, cures dys1utery and dIaE-
ghoa, gripina fn TIE bowsis aud wind esIie.
8y giving heath % the ehlIa Il rests tka
r1othar Rrics ase bcttleL spasdEiY
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-06

The OESTKMKRF" ID the uost pop-
aisr kiG aievs IN AmeFic2, ei.45 for i've
buttons. sl-so for eight huttons. Tkey
are far below the pFice u ery os1eF
standard n1aker, and for q and Gzr2-
sility are unaxcelled. The above sxe ~
tail prizes the glove is not sold a. whsle-
salel AZ SCH WABAGHER BR1ler. dhIz
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-06

Tie greatest Bargains set II Table
linens We have an iznmenss iins %
hand and muet sell theca on accoans Of
3 change IN frn. s. soune Startling re-
dnctions have teen made By { hester
Clearly.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-06

Oae way 20 preserve tie bsFnsniocs
feiztions Of 3 faskionabie fsmiis Is %
insist that the eozebmaa shall sa1 On
sons tbree times a dag. - 4ilszHkss
yonraal,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-06

HThas Is ths ereusezt medIsins q tbs
world. sid 1r. MnrrA7, q fhe 0zean
Ho1se, ss be sfeDped into 1tswsEfs
drag s1ors, Give ne ana1heF botfse G1
your star CaaRh s8Ezp. nc39
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-06
NoTIcE.

RIO AIE 10 WHOM II NAT coxcERx !.
IL TnA "a - Flps ne1.ee khaf ny e8eFsa4
non. WafGzm <. Htneas u k1s tE4mtF 4Ext yeaz.
haa vo1Entnsflg aoEs A7s naHa 80 lA4k NIEI
nsa hs reepenfele Ter aay 4setf - nsax ene-
irsek, end tAnt d 80 rs1l@ eng = 1sz asras
fnaR FQNM kxSEM
6eunnaA Hasn. $50. q laS assRa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-06
Fol- Sale to the Trade unIy.

ear Yakima onHsns.
40 ton. wAlaSs E.l~na P.sass..,
= ear. spokan. nlas Bess Elour,
l ear spokane aEa. muxsa Fss4.
40 ten. oats. "a s~nzLs Fzr1
20 ssn. ". ,. vns.s 70 arrive
10 cars xakIms Ryexra.s HAY.
S cars Sskina wheat Hsy
ss 5. HAxvER = 90.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-06

MY To4K. ian. 5.-Goney On eail
easy, 3 . ~. last loan q. cio@ed offered 2.
Prise meFasnsiie PAGER 6G1s<. stsFisBs
sxeaanaa dali, nrrn a 80 for GO
day biais and e36gA fox eem1nd.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-06

AmerEssn Express I0G, Canada Pa
cise6IS< CAnsda s5ntheEn 50. Central
Psc.6s ~, Baslsnafcn III. DslaWare
4 Laeks9ana 1z9H, DsnSsE 4 Rio
ssnaBde y. Esie NJ Lake Eoces 9sK
LsassT1lfs 4 Assbyfile 81, Niabiena
Csnfrsl sex. Kans1s q Texas 15. 6su
YORK CenfrEl I07. NeKthern Fecfiis 2z9
pfefsI1ed 4c5<. NoFfhgestexn I95 =, Ore
asn I1pzosrnent 80. Naeiaation %
gEanscootinentsl 2l5< Pasils Msii s.,
Kss6inR 65i<. Rock Isssud INK, Is.
Paal 75,S, Iexss Pasi6e ~. Uni6a Pa
Sis SIX. Dnitsd Ststes Express s..
Farao is6. Wegtern Union 785
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-06

MasiiB, endsfwesf an4 soFsess Ell re-
sussd; cnanas o. ARA sac 81 CassisI
Cana.
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NV HOAX EEocK EEvuv.


NEw Y0zK. dan. 6.--1he stock naxkei
gas les sclive today. The coal stocks
aHd RTasaefa we're aRafa the feature OF
speeaiation and 10 the early morning
ths pfsg6llirQ kuiifsh fssliaa wHs
s1gerethkntd b. reports thss the Read
lca clLsisis W0aid aFoitrate tho cues
tioa o. iFoabie with TIE miners, and
general mcsement vas tnanaasatai
shich sxtsadEc 50 The whole Has. ThIs
vas aided BY q FamaF ghat fc6aaastAl
ball dsaiers hed termed Q pool - twist
The naotss. which prevented q further
lacrosse Ia he aaors interest, and 20 ne
ssrteted businesa. Osber fndaencss IN
sdsa1es we're reported. 90 the signing OF
tie Oregon NsvfGAtton lease and tie de-
snand for q railroad mofleA e, 10 eonse-
qaeneo u heavy January disbursements
Do am0aEt a. aAIes Teached tke high
Isl about 10 o'clock, 80 whioa time .
staaty acssnee ogcurred. Toe close
was htm 81 aDoat tie LEST pFices Of ths
aay.
esvsrnnsus b0sas were dahl bat
steady.
Pon1LAxD MkzKErs.
PozTfAxp. 3an. 4-Rscsipss-Pass
tasuty fsaf hsuys inei1de CAS- eentsis
sasal. 1851 bbls O 1ur. 2i62 ceotals oals,
Sc ssutais bfEa. 40 csstsis EsiiIstna,
so ceutais e0ecped barrie 159 SACKS
goszt0es. 60 sacks onieus. 72s6 Soaads
Eidea, 25s50 pounds haps, go boxss
ffuii, G cases dried do, - ess-s esQs, 8
passaees batssE. car hay, 40 sheep. G.
hogs.
Wnest No aaviess % 70 the close Of
hasintss snd ss the tooaf uaaFkst shoss
90 eaanRs theEs IL Esihinz Of intersai
10 repozt.
Ress-ssliine a 27ha. cold weather
Fsssasiing sfrivais. ssooks are more
shan ample.
CHICAGO okTzLE MkHxKT.
CuIcs0o. Jan. 6--CAttls-- RseeiulE.
ilOo. ktrepg, coed steers 81 es45. 10,
sEoaksFs aud feeders 81 lO(43 20.
HaeA Z sssipts 33001, STEADY, closed
5 10 10 pants lower, mixed s. i5ld5 IS,
neavy IS 4045 IS. light "a 9sse5 IS.
sheep iksceipts GOO. si0@ ard 10
70 % points loser. rauyes " 7569 ~,
weaseFn 81 Ss9t 50 TEXANS e25oG3.75.
EKw 1oRK MAHxK1x.
EKw YoRK, JRa. 5.-Hops-Aull.
weak.
RaRaF--FlfEn. refined ecsice. strong.
Copper- ssfoaa, Lake SIS z50l54Q
| Lsaa--kHn, domestic s. CO.
1in-eseAdg, straits fS7.
g. ase-rpot far, nouinai. options
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MOST COnPIETR STOCK
FaNGJGPOGGFlGS
ON THE SOUND.
anSEs On s.uss. svss. r'sas... RssD-z

- - -
ExurKsz xulh-Oszs. Rs.s s-.nA. 80 =
asnusas ch.t.sS s.zsa. Al rsasA
cs0ssE . sLAcxwELE's Rsslsss szpsss.
Eaaesn ogrsEs a saHs tazss -
krMoREs Nine- Me.z. - gl.za -
aohDoz 3 D1woExHa Kiun Faaalns
tHo Eizsz
GORDON 4 DILBoETzz Rsusa n Hznsy.
AxDEns0x.s c.sunp. b pheasss. sa.s 50.
H.-husg E.ss. Runizn oAvsas.
Hor~ay Aneksssaz. Bszhast s1saansG
Hapasss Trumsp. Ra,s ssFsss Graz
HOLMES & ccUTTg SEA Tosn. cA4zpasns
sue Tanfils wafsrA
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-06

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-06

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-06

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-06

WasuFxara 1An. a. EK- Senator J.
3. Fsif ~ O4nfefpis, roe u ttis city,
a4s e. TIE fs-t % zee saEate aud vas
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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-08-23
FOR SALE!
Two Prairie Farms,

Situated Q miles west Of Chelsea
in the VirdigriS valley.
One consists Of so acres under
Fence and in Cultivation good
Dwelling House and Stable F.; lots
and good well of water one-hal!
mile ofposts set in ground-a good
place to make n $50 acre Farm,
also a good range for stock with
plenty water. VIII take 800
part cash in hand or anything that
can be converted into cash, and
balance on reasonable terms.
One-half mile north Of this, is
another Farm. consisting Of 50
acres of broke land, $500 rails dis
tributed around fence, also 1900
good buroak posts, 400 feet Oi
Lumber and foundation for build
ing; q good opening for large farm,
300 or 400 acres can be broken out
on the place; good range and plen-
~ water Can be bought for $500,
part cash down and good terms on
balance. Also two good timber
places, consisting of house, clear
ings, and fencing material-posts
set around 200 acres. Will sell
same on reasonable figures and
terms. For particulars, &c, ad-
dress, X. G. ADAMS & BRo..
0-52 Wan, Ind. Ter.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-08-23

II is in this, IL seems, The bad Of.
fccts Of the bill are TO be export
enced, together with such other
troubles as will naturally grow out
Of conflict Of jurisdiction and
present existing relations that are
not to be disturbed by the bill
itself. An Indian woman who
marries white man does not
forfeit any of her tribal rights, but
in respect to them, remains just rs
she was before marriage. To
what extent she and her husband,
and their offspring, will be sub
ject to tho tribal laws, can only be
determined, perhaps, by that
which is individual, or separate
and distinct from that which is the
common property Of all. If tri-
bal rights ere TO be continued such
rights must be subject to the tribal
laws and therefore, when the
rights Of property in an improve.
ment are in dispute, such rights of
property can only be settled by
the laws Of the country. That far.
If not further, will such persons be
subject to and under the protec-
tion Of the tribal laws.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-08-23
MORE RESOLUTIONS.
Council Warmly Oensured for it's
Arbitrary Action.

During the afternoon session OF
the second day, Aug. l4th, 1888,
the general convention of the
Downing party at the old conven.
tion grounds on Fourteen Mile
creek, the following resolutions
passed unanimously
Whereas, the national council
failed 10 lease the grazing priyileg-
es on the strip lands, laying west
Of the 96th meridian, during the
call session Of council on account
Of the chief and council disagree
ing IN regard TO price;
Therefore, be il resolved. That
we fully endorse the action Of the
chief in refusing 10 sign the low
bid offered by the Cherokee Strip
Live Stock association, and we
hereby pledge him our hearty
support in the future in his en-
deavors TO obtain the largest
amount possible for the above
named privileges.
BE it further resolved That we
condemn tue action Of the national
council in voting lat. for sl25, 900,
End, for their attempt 10 lease said
grazing privileges for sl35 900, and
then passing a bin for sl5O,O 900,
and finally for their treatment Of
the North n West Texas Cattle
Co., and the Waco Cattle Co. by
giving the G.. s, /. s. Associa-
tion the preference after they had
been forced 10 bid SIZE, 900 by the
Waco Cattle Co. bidding slS5, 900
per annum, and We fully endorse
the action Of the chief in with.
holding his signature from said
bill when he had a bid Of sl65, ,O00
from the Waco Cattle Co.
Be il further resolved That