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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-24

Senator Blair doesn't desire to withdraw
from the Republican party, but having
threatened to do 50 if it defeated his educa-
tional I'LL, and having witnessed the defeat
OF that bin, he hardly knew what to do,
until it occurred to him that he might re-
introduce the bill in an amended form, and
give the party another chance to re5ain
him. the matter has assumed quite an in
teresting aspect
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-24
OUR NEW YORK OFFICE.

MR. J. J. Flynn has been appointed Genera:
Advertising Agent of the MORNING News, with
IN Office at % Park Row. New York. All adver-
Using business outside of the states of Georgia,
Florida and South Carolina will be managed by
him
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-24
Is This what do is Up TOP
Erom he Nee York Sun Ind0.

The cause Of the Hon. John Sherman's
whacks at the trusts was made manifest In his
speech yesterday He smote tie trust which IA
aader Aiger. aad soundly swInged and b..
thWackel aud ra.tlel toe bones OF that basalt-
cleeket boomer. Sir. Sherman has good
memory, nn4 f he doesn't give Algsg az IN.
sidtous bat hearty kick every time he gets a
clsucc, then Mr. Sherpan is not as desp-re.
sulying tfnac oas. aad unycxei by HES as he
has always appeared 10 BE-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-24

Since it was stated that Jay Gould was
gong to marry the widow of Maurice B.
Flynn, there have been quite number OF
denials OF the statement, but New York
new paper pronounces them irregular.
weak, ard unconvincing." Jay Gould
comes about as near possessing the earth as
anybody else, but he isn't satisfied; he wants
wife. If Mrs. Flynn won't have him.
perhaps there are other women who will.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-24

The P eimont Republican, the new Geor-
gia weekly Republican newspaper, seems to
be trying TO persuade Georgia democrats
no. to boycott Brother Wananal1er's Phila-
delp1ia establishments. When Brother
Wanamaller wants TO appeal to Georgians
he should do SO through Georgia demo-
cratic ne wspaper if he wants to reach them.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-24

Miss Carrie Lane Chapman is the chief
woman's rights advocate in Iowa, and she Is
going about the state telling the people that
it is time for ths women to be allo we'd to
save the country few times Miss Chap
man should move to Kansas, where
woman may vote or run for mayor.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-24
CURRENT COMMEN T.
Unfair to the Farmers.

From the 81. Louis Republic (DemA.
The republicans are going to present the
twine aud jute trusts with freedom to import
articles which compete with hemp and lutte
that il il possible to raise ON American farms,
but they are not going to allow farmers to buy
tMlne or bagsng eXcept from the combines.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-24
a Monument that WIN Re Needed.

TFVNt -IITF I1UHttW II"FttUI NIIu.N
The S19S Gao monument which the pan-Ameri.
can legates propose 20 erect in Washington
TO commemorate The FIRST congress of all ma
tons on the western hemisphere promises To be
unique IN one respect, at least II will be about
the only reminder that the congress ever met,
save, perhaps, the bill OF eXpen ses.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-24

The story that Gen. Lester B. Faulkner
died by proxy, that is to say, palmed off
somebody's dead body for his own and
went to Mexico, is stoutly denied. and
there can be no doubt that it was hoax
Gen. Faulkner's will was offered for pro-
bate few days ago IL is a queer will
All of the property is left to Miss Frances
j. Brown, with proviso that she shall at
once make VIII transferring it to her two
80 by Gen. Faulkner. Mrs. Faulkner's
name was not mentioned.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-24

Bass Ale and Guinness Stout. Dog Head
Brand bottled by Read Bros, London, are oil.
lowed ~ remain upwards q year IN their ample
cellarage 20 settle into brilliant condition long
before Icing bottled. LippmaD Bros and N.
Lawns Estate, Agents, Savannah Ga.-fqr
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-24

The public knows that c0lored gauger
has teen appointed at a dis.illery ia a
northeast Georgia county, and that The peo-
pie OF the county are not pleased thereat.
The owner of the distillery wants the
gauger removed aud a white man put in
his place, and it is stated that he was told
that if be would pay a certain negro poiiti-
clan $50 his wish would he gratifed. Geor-
gia republican politics is wonderful thing.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-24

Tie younge military officer in the world
lives at Columbus, Q. His name is John
Alexander Logan. and he Is little more
than one month old. Adjt. Gen. Hawkins
was rec es5ed to issue commission as fist
lieutenant Of the Logan Rifles to the
youngsler, on the ground that he was
grandson Of the late Gen. John A. Logan,
and he did So The commission was signed
hy hin elf and Gov. Campbell, and now
LAaur Logan could stras as much as any
BODY II he were only old enough.
Col. Elliott +. Shepard recently eave n
dinner To some Of III, local republica p,n-
ncla1s Of New York. nul the CHIEF subject
~ conversation was tho coming n1nieinaI
contest Col. shepard .aon1.ousd the nnmo
Of republican who Ae said, ought &, bo
nominated, but 1t Is mpoctsi tnat lac very
much desired - recommend aim,,lf u.b,s
concluded H. give another dinner 2, the
same crowd, aud psrhlpl Doe will then mon.
liop us ow1 pc s9usl merits b. e.nddats
C9L ah9pHd 1as d.noso many queer t,,ia,.
pai nobody VIA DO surprised %. any,alsr
tl.c he isay ~.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-24

Prince hatfield Is very attentive 10 his
American pri0 cess during TIE day ana TO
the gambling table at night lie will have 10
call a nnlt IN his gambling expl H., or papa.
in-iaw Huntington may refuse 20 help pay
bis debts 10 D aaid . have lost !2s,0J0
ore light very reeoatly.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-12-24
The Chautauquan Maid.

She had studied every ology-
Ichthyology, zoology,
Philology,. geology. conchology and more;
Knew the bone of every mammal,
From the mouse up to the camel,
And the mollusks and crustaceans thatc tcrept
on every shore.
To think her up in history
Was not at all a mystery;
She could name you any ruler from old Eng
land to Sumatra.
1t would certainly amaze you
What she said about ASpasia,
And the little unsophisticated maiden, Cleo
patra.
She had studied Greek and Latin,
Hebrew, Sanscrit (please utthat 1nl;
Read Xenophon and Horace, Ovid, virgil
She didn't say-'TH learn yuh."
But teach you that Calphurnia
Sewed fifty-seven button-hOles in julius
Caesars vest.
She loved to pull the petals
From a flower. The baser metals
She dotted on their study, and for nuggets
she would bone yuh.
She loved the dromedary,
And the dOcile caSsOwary,
And the feathers of the emu she had STUCK
in her chiHonier.
She had studied evolution,
And arrived at the solution
How long our first appendage was; of course
But she said that she'd resolved from
What she knew, that evolved from
A carrot-haired chimpanzee she had seen In
Madagascar.
She could scan philacian meter
And She knew each Roman pretor.
And surprised me when she told the way the
The Huns sneaked in the forum,
And the Romans tried to floor 'em
But they goth 'emselves in trouble and, OF
course, got whipped. by Gaul.
-Foss Up to Date.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-12-24
Americans Who Fish in Scotland.

The number of wealthy Americans
who rent moors and tishings in Scott
land is greatly on the increase. A
financially gifted man from New York
reckons the sum total expended by his
countrymen at no less than G600, 900 a
year-this for rents alone, which GER
tainly does not cover half the outlay in
Cured by the modern sportsmen. So
much money for hunting and fishing
seems incredible, but it is also shooting
and angling for social position. Then
the expenditure of this large amount of
cash is comprehensive. London Court
Journal
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-12-24
The Prodigal Son.

The teacher of a Sunday school
class of colored children expounded to
them the parable of the prodigal SON.
She described in as graphic a manner
as she could the young man eating
husks while the swine fed on the corn.
In the midste her description one at.
tentive boy held up his hand and said:
'Missus, think that white boy was a
fool" "Why do yo1 think soP"'
cease if had been him l would "a
stole one O. dem hogs an had a good
dinner Christian AdUOcdte.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-12-24

A Holstein bull belonging to Joseph
Lippencott, of Woodstown, N. j., is in
an interesting predicament. The door
of an underground ice house on the
farm was left open, and in endeavor-
ing to get better view of the interior
the bull Slipped and fell thirteen feet.
AS the bulls disposition has not been
reposeful in the past, Mr.. Lippencott
has decided to allow him to remain
there indefinitely. He is fed regularly
every day.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-12-24

In an Episcopal church near Boston
the other Sunday lady in passing up
the aisle caught her dress on corner
of pew and tore it. As the process
of tearing was very audible to the
congregation. the feelings of the lady
may be imagined when at that mo-
ment the clergyman began the service
by reading the sentence, ''Rend your
heart and not your garments"
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-12-24

The German army supplies are caus-
ing a constant anxiety. 1t is found al
most impossible to get firms to furnish
them honestly, and again and again
the most reliable companies are found
to substitute inferior articles.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-12-24
Teachers Examinations.

Teachers Examinations.
EXAMINATIONS will be held. commencing
IL at 8 :o'clock a. M and closing at p. M
ON the FIRST SATURDAY OF each month; also,
the THIRD SATURDAY in October. November,
February and April.
The examination on the THIRD SATURDAY in
February will be held at tGarretts vile; that on
the THIRD SATURDAY in April, at Kent. All
others will be held at the High School Build
ing. Ravenna.
No certificate will be ante-dated.
Any applicant: known to cheat. will be re-
jected for six months.
By order of the Board.
o. F. HAYMAKER. CLERK,
IO46 FarlYille, o
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-06-05
BLuEsAcKKr AsD vic:sIrr.

-Blueiackst is TO have = srist mill and hAy
press combined
Miss Ella Eaton. Of Big Cabin. will starr
70 Illinois on a visii in few days
Allen Bisvins. cur merchant. has moved
TO tswn and will erect . dwelling soon
George chiiders wss arrested iasi week
and taken to Huskoges for sbnsivs language TO
= lady
-ars. J. A Parker started for Council
Grove. Kans-. last Tharsday. where abe will
make her home.
-Mr sailor Ai.d Has Hattie Ridgway. both
OF Big Cabin creek. were married Sanday. the
18th inst.. By Rev StinsOn
-Thsre will be q sunday school picnic June
18th at DObkins school hOass. .sn Big Cabin.
a. which = good time IL anticipated.
There will be considerable amount Of
hay bsled and shipped from this pises the com
ing summer. Two hay barns will be srse;ed
soon.
Our colored citizens are & sinE to have =
camp meeting. commencing the third Sunday
Ofthe nresent neHth- There will be several
baptized
June :, IsSo- srSENx-
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-06-05
ADAIR NOTES.

Owing 10 the heavy rsls Storm Frid 81
evening the social hop was postponed 20 an
other day
Rev Burke. Of Chelsea. was over the 18th
to meet Miss Alexander. OF @ Csddo. q sisfsr-in-
law, who came In on the $50 p. m. train and
conveyed her oTsr by meOnlight-
-wm. samuels. organizer for the farmers
alliance, has been In our midst the Past week
in the intsrsst Of the slllsBes. A lodge Was
srgsnlIsd six miles west OF Halle ohHpel-
&C H. warren 4 90. are painting thsir
store building and Mr. Warren is painting
his dwelling II would add mach to the aP-
psAraaes u our town II all other buildings in
the place could be treated In . similar way
AT meeting OF persons Interested in the
erection OF house for school and church pur-
poses held May slst shs following action was
taken; l. NJ CLARK WAS elected treasurer and
J. W. skinner. secretary. After due discas-
sion the following COMMITTEES was appointed
10 dram Plan and specifications and report a.
next meeting Q be held II o'clock p m. In
the depot. Saturday. June 7th: J. W. skin
nss. q. H. Warren. W. G. Langley. =. o..
Moore. D. g. Cummings-
Nay 81, ls9o. ". H o.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-06-05
FRsH THE LAND or TEE OsLGEs.
A War Bnaes in Progrs.s-ExssIlsat Pr0sssets
Greet the Farme-.

-w0rk has been commenced on the new
wagon rosd TO Elgin. Kansas. which will. when
sompletsc. shorten the route considerably.
There Is quite negs exodus 70 Oklahoma
and the general inquiry By the sable eelOrsd
folks 10. ''Hes fab is dis heAh place 20 L0-ka-
ho-ma-"
-Ysstsrday wss observed in grand style BY
ClAremore pest No. 80 Pawhuska's old SOL
disrs never forget their loved comrades who
are silently sleeping uPsn ihe hillEidss
A ar. rain has settled all doubts as to good
crops. Farmers begin to look as IL they want
ed to eo1nmsnee contracting. 10 furnish corn.
vegetables. etc Even the cattle have plsc-
"a emile on their faces. when net eenfrSnsei
by the earvsrs OF meat and hewers OF bone
Put him OF the Delaware district roll Il
mean the nns boy. Cnss- B johnson. who has
engaged permanent beard and lodging with
M and e. L Johnson.) Wife and bsy doing
we'll Chas- b. arst saw the Light OF day at
a. IN. this morning.
-Ossgss are hsFinga big war dance Abeut
ous mile frOm the agency. 1t what is called
the Round House." bull, expressly for that
purpose. Reef and canned goods will new
suffer II is no sight to see . big fat steer
take in the sitsasion. oGsr up q short prayer
and bow to the mandates Sf :hs heartlsss
butcher.
May 81. lsso. c.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-06-05
PERSONAL.

Mrs Milford returned from = Walt OF two
weeks In Topeka last saturday evening
Rev J r. Thompsoa. OF the orphan ssy-
lam. preached ~ the Methodist church Iast
suEdEy.
H H. Edmondson and family were hers
Sunday 20 attend the funeral Of Mrs.. Quirk.
Mrs Edm0nds0n's sister
Mn. A {. Raymond has gene On \ visit
10 the orphan asylum and will remain until
after the closing exercises
Rev. Rivers was compelled By the sickness
OF . child 10 leave s.. Louis bsfors the close Of
eonfersnce and 30 TO GsOrgis-
Mr.. J. C-v Worthy. Of Springfield, 10.
an applicant for the position Of PriaeipHl Of
Galloway college. has been ous this way dur
Ing the Past week looking over the groand-
-wm- McKay came down last week 20 take
his son. Spencer. home from the academy
He is satisfied with ths progress made and
will send the young gentleman back next
term
DR. g. Z GarretsOn. now residing 81 Pop
lar BluF. NO. and whS has faith enough in
The CHIEFr4IS 10 pay his subscription farther
ahesd than any person on the books. wAs
down on q visii last week
Mr. and Mrs Mccarthy and Miss Brown
len last Friday morning for an eastern visit
and are At ssratosA springs this week attend
tending . meeting OF the Home Missionary
society Aiss Bosdsksr is Et North Alton.
Illinois.
Miss Jessie Han len for o.. Louis last
Friday. which she viii make her future home.
and will live with her brother until the r-st
Of the family return 70 that city. Misc
Hall is . most pleasant Aad esteemed
young lady and has . host Of friends here who
will miss her very mach and regret her de-
pArturs.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-06-05
PARIRIE CHI MOTIFS.

DIR. ". Il. Ford returned IRON Jensrs0n, /,
Texas. where he had been visiting hIs mother
and brothers,
Mr. A. W. HarIIn 10 lying quite m ~ his
home sOGth Of here last report wss that he
is improving some.
-Nrs. r Il. Volt Sas taken suddsnly and
seriously IN. but 10 new much better. Dr. Col
ins Was in attendance.
Born, to MI. and Ms Virgins on the sisi
inst. son. IL was an awful shock 70 the
father and he was dAred for day OF two
DIR. A H. Collins, who resolved the con-
tract to lay OF the town site Of Alton and
Blusl aekst, and his assistants. departed yea
tsriAy for the field OF operations
-Pooier postenscs has been short on . mali
carrier and Mr.. Hess P0Olsr says shat his dig
nifty as postmaster has Suffered greatly by
having tc act ss 4 common mail carrier
Sunday Was perfect day ssd the basket
NESTING. under the auspices Of the Christian
church, was veil attended and pleasant time
for the attendants. Rev. c. J. Lee oficisting
The strawberry festival st this place.
booked for Friday evening, Was postponed on
account Of TIE storm and set for Saturday
night and was In every way a suecess. The
weather was a little threatening but the good
pssple being patriotic turned out In large
numbers IL was also lodge aight and the
members Of she F.fseO lodge patTonizsd the
festival literally. The fsh pond was ths de-
light ofthe little people and their enthusiasm
n-tfsd the committee $50. The cake thai
was put mp for The most beautiful young lady
brought sI7-l0. Hlss Emma niliin. niece OF
Hon. 2. NJ. COnnOr. enc 81 Tie town commits
sionsers, got the cake The SOys were heard
20 say that they would have 20 buy tobacco on
credit Tor 8 month. having supported the fair
candidates 60 enthusiastically. Thsrs were
thres fair candidats. ard n the three had been
placed together and . male bipsd told
TO taks his choice. his agony would have
eq uAled that OF Tantales. The lazy mans
cake was voted 20 DR.. A. H. Collins
unsnimOsly Your correspondent i'm
mediately laid claim 20 tie cake but he was
voted down by a brutal Majority debate wac
closed by demand Of the previous question
and doctor took the cake
lure ?. fsao q RAW
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-06-05
Picnic.

Friday there will be grand Sunday
school picnic near Cabin creek. Each
of the Sunday schools have members
on the committee. and have instructed
them TO spare no efforts TO make the
day a complete success The commit
tee have chosen q beautiful grove
three miles from town and are doing
all in their power to make il it for the
pleasure seekers. CrOquet, lawn ten
mis- and base bail grcInds will be laid
of. The committee will introduce
several novel features, among which
will be the parade 10 the grounds.
The procession is 10 be headed by the
brass band, which viii be followed by
traction engines drawing trains Of
wagons for the accommodation OF the
Sunday schoois. Next VII be a long
line of buggiss and wagons. IL every
thing pans out according to the plans
Of the committee, IL viii be red letter
dav.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-06-05
zrsKOGEK cOuEr AND GENERAL rsIrs.

Court will adjourn on the 9Th last. lssv-
term
This will be AT interesting week in schools
which close with the usual exercises and sx-
AminAtions-
For ten days the court has been engaged in
hearing Oklah0ma sisctment and damage
suits The won. sooner will be judIciousally y
defined By the eIess OF the term Of court.
Agent Bennsti has ordered all dogs. not
muzzled. shot. when f0sad running a. large.
ss there is grave reasons to guard against se-
eiGents from rabid CANNES
Mrs. n n. Edmozdson Was called TO VI
mia the drst Of the week to attend the fune-
raj Of her sister Mrs. Edmondsou has many
friends who symnathize with her in the ioss Of
her only sister.
-Nessrs. Cravens snd Forester. Of FoTi
Smith. johnson sad Guthrie. Of oklAhona
City. Thars;On and McKinon, Of Guthris ssd
Judge Voss, Of Gerard. Kansas are In at
tendance on court
-Wm. Mathews. John Chambers, Ed Chris
tlsD. Sam Gentry. pleaded gaiIty to gaming.
each nnsd $40 Floid Cooper. same plea 10 dls-
turbing the peAss. nned one cent. The court
made q rule that objsctsons TO reading Of dep
Ositions sheuld be made befors the case IL
called FOR trial.
The criminal tide 4; rressst is hardly worth
notice. some arrests are being made and cas-
es prepared for next tenn A eonsumptiTs
from near the state line pleaded guilty 10 ia
trOdueing pint OF liquor. which seemed .
necessity 10 mAlstsin what little life he had.
A friend TO whom he gave . drink. on request.
betrayed him The Judge diseosrAgsd such
prosecutions aud aned the man si.O0. n the
court woHld cut OF the fees Of 80 called onesrs
who work sueh eases mp there wonld be less
persecution in these matters
Junaa isoo
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-06-05
Deeth of Mrs. AdoGinnis.

Mrs. Sarah MeGinnis, nee Mayss,
wife Of Chas- L. McGinnis. died On
CoWskin Prairie, May q, 1880. She
was tnirty-sight years old, Was = half
sister Of Hon. J. B. Msyes and had &
large relation. She lived 8 consistent
Christian for twenty-fOur years, was a
devoted wife. q loving mother and
sister, and left = husband and six
children. Her malady was that fatal
and dreaded disease, consumption As
the end came near she called her chill
dren to her bedside. counssled them to
walk uprightiy and told them she was
prepared to die. May God. with his
love, comfort the beresved.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-06-05
Cured by CuticuFa

Ny disease CPsoElasis) first broke out on my
left cheek. spreading scroes ny nose, and slmost
covering my face. Il IA into my eyes, and the
physiciGn Was afraid / would lose my eycsisht
siogrfber- II spread all over ny bad, and my
hzir all fell out, until Ezs entroiy -hesicd;
Il then broke out On ny arrrs and shoulders, until
~ arms were j1sf oEs sore IL covered my eutiro
body, ny face. head, and shoulders being the
worst The white sczbs fen constantly from my
bod, shoulder, and Arms. the skin would thieken
and be nd A1d -ery itchy. and wouId crack and
hlecd II scratchcd- After spending many hundreds
Of dollArE. vas prunou1eed iDcurabie- heard
q tbs CUTTCURA RENEDTrs. and after using tao
bosties gUrIcuEA REs0LvEST, 1 could so chAnRe;
and after had taken four bottles, Was almost
cured; and when had used SIX bottles Of Crrt-
cURA REsoLvEST and one box Of CUT1cUEA, ami
tE- cake Of CUrtcCRA Soar, vAs cured Of tho
dreadful disease from which had suffered for i've
years thought the di-oa-e would ieave = very
aeep scar. but the Cur-crRA kEMKDIEs cured t
without any scars i cannot expre-a with \ pen
VIA suffered before using the CrTrcrEA RENE
DIES They saved ny hfe, and feel II my duty 20
reoumnend them Ny hair 4 restored a. good -
ever. and % is my eyesight- know Of Others Who
haye resolved great hene9t from their lse-
Ms ROSA KELLY, ROekEel Cay, Iowa