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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-12
THr RAer Is Fon BoAs

We show them Of Ostrich Feathers, in Plain and
Coiors; short, e3 and -: Ions. sl2 ~ eco each.
Then we have them Of SILK Crepe with loop floss
edses and long ribbon strings oaly sl.l9 each
The ruchins. which can be made UP boIs Is shown
In Silk Crepe. with loop edge and Crepe with lace
edge: also all lace Choice for Csc. . yard.
TIE PALAIs ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-12
CAN ANYTHING COMPARE

CAN ANYTHING COMPARE
WITH THE GOODNESS OF GOOD
SHOES,
DID YoU EVER BUY A PAIR OF
INFERIOR SHOES AND SAVE OR
GAIN ANYTHING EXCEPT THE DE-
TERMINATION NEVER TO DO SO
AGAIN.
HANDMADE SHOES
TIE MORE MACHINERY Is IN
VENTED AND USED IN MAKING
SHOES THE BETTER SHOES WE
MAKE. BETTER FINISHED. BET
TER TRIMMED. UPPERS MORE Sc
sURE. But NOT YET HAS ANY WAY
BEEN FOUND SO GOOD AS THE
OLD-FAsHIONED WAY OF SEWING
THE WELT TO THE UPPER AND
THE SOLE 10 THE WELT.
MACHINERY HELPS ALL AROUND
THIS CENTRAL POINT. BUT THE
ULD-FASHIONED WAY HOLDS BEST
HERE. AND THE MORE MACHINERY
Is INVENTED THE MORE THE OLD
STYLE FASTENING OF SOLE AND
UPPER IS USED.
HANDMADE SHOES FIT. HAND
MADE sHOKS ARE SOFT. PLIABLE,
RETAIN THEIR SHAPE LONG
AFTER MACHINE-MADE SHOES ARE
TuRowN AWAY.
MEMS HANDMADE SHOES,
$3.50. "a. So. 81, %.
LADIES' HAND MADE SHOES,
&350. -. 90. o..
IN zoo DIFFERENT STYLES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-12

Iuasmuch as the republicans in Maine won
their biggest victory in ten years on the lowest
vote, the democratic editor breaks the silence
on his side Of the chamber by rennarking that
he likes the Vermont way Of polling the full
democracy rather than the Maine way OF letting
the bottom drop out Of the party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-12

The TIimanites, % vas expected, captured
the democratic state convention In South Caro-
lins and nominated the ticket without opposi-
ton The leading ''straishtout' organ, the
Charleston Ne,cs and Courier, has given It's ad-
hesson 10 ticket and platform. A singular fact
in eonnectios with the action Of the convention
IL that only two out Of eight Of the state officers
nominated are farmers, Mr.. Tillman himself,
nominated for governor, and J. Z. Tindall the
nominee for secretary Of state. The others are
lawyers. The platform denouncss the McKin-
ley tariff bill, declaring that its passage by
Congress viii encourage trusts, combines and
monopolies; it denounces the Lodge force bill
In most bitter terms and strongly condemns
the action Of Speaker Reed and his followers,
demands the enactment Of laws that will re-
move the burdens Of tho people, relieve the
existing agricultural depression and do full
justice TO the farmers and laborers. Further,
She abolition Of national banks Is de-
nanded and that all money issued by
the government shall be legal tender In
payment Of all debts, both public and private;
shat Congress shall iegisIate to ehectually pre-
vent dealing in futures of all agricultural
products; that provision shall be made for the
saxation Of incomes Of individuals and the sur
plus Of corporations. The residue Of the plat
form h devoted to state topics. The conven-
tion would abolish the board Of agriculture
and devolve its duties, &C., on the Clemson
Agricultural College, and it insists that the
latter should be as literally sustained as the lit
erary departments Of the State University. A
very nsnifcan. demand ia that for a new con-
stitutional convention. The outcome Of this
convention, foreseen since the recent primary
convention, insures reasonable harmony Of the
dominant party at the approaching election |
Whether the political and social elements that
have fought each other so bitterly up to the
last moment will be able to continue In poIiti- |
cal association will depend in large measure |
on the use made OF their power by the new |
faction in control Of the state. |
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-12
Suede Grows Fon S9c

These 4-button Undressed Kid Gloves are obviously
remarkable good value At sl pair In fact we chal.
lenge comparison with the quality of the sl.25
Gloves offered around town Our display will give an
idea Of the sutunln shades. Tho new Gray we want
you 10 notice particularly
IL you send your order BY mail state. besides the
size whether your fingers are medium length or up-
usually long or short 10 your hand fat thin or mo
dium DO this and ven ut you as well a. If the Gloves
were tried on az the counter.
The PALAIs RoYAL.
tContinucd below.)
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r. ooLDsCHMrD.
loo7-looe = u. NV.
Our stock Of new goods srs fast arriving. end
al the choicest things from the Leading manu-
hsnsdto "a
Among the 'New Arrivals" - have listed
afsw special values for tomorrow New A.
rival SALE" which We think vii, bs very much
Appreciated BY our many patrona
SHAKESPEARE TABLES.
No doubt every lady in Washington and sur.
rounding country has ssen or heard of the
Beautiful Hand polished Shakespeare Tables
which We advertised ana sold about ten days
ago. We will have . now lot Of them in on
Saturday. The special price viii be - bsfors.
0Sc
MEDICINE CABINETS.
new lot Of Side or Corner Medicine Cabi.
nets. finished in Antique Oak or Mahogany.
with French Plate Mirrors in each door. lock
and key. strong shelves and hinges. They are
sold everywhere for %. Our price
Sl.0S
EAsELs.
6-foot Bamboo Parlor Eassls.
4Sc.
6-foot japanese Bamboo Parior Easeis, brass
finished ends. for
6-foot Silver, Cold Steel or Bronss.nnished
Easols. very strong, for
98c
PIcTUREa
Our stock of Medium Priced Pictures II In.
comparable. Examine our lIxl4 Ensrsvinss
Examine our Famous 20x24 Combination
Steel and Oak Framed Ensravings for
sl0s.
STEP LADDERS.
This item will interest every housekeeper.
Kings 5-foot Step Ladder. with patent
bucket rest The strongest ladder in the world
Special price
THE EUREKA" HAT RACK.
SOMETHING THAT EVERY ONE CAN USE.
These beautiful Racks are made of hardwood
finished Antique Oak or Imitation Mahogany.
very pretty designs. with sx8.inch French
Plate Mirrors, bevelcd edge. set diamond. and 4
brass hooks. very massive: size 2lx27k inch:
worth s5. Our special offer.
s2oS
BABY COACHES.
We can surprise you with low prices on "AD-
vANCED STYLES" OF Baby Coschss Call and
examine them Room IL the cause Of this sac
RATTAN ROCKING CHAIRS.
We have many new styles in this department.
all from the best manufacturers. To push this
sale along rapidly we will allow discount Of Is
PER CENT on ALL RATTAN ROCKERS.
PIANO LAMPS
We can assure our patrons Of sure saving Of
% per cent on our lovely line Of Onyx Piano
Lamps.
Clancy Lamps ut plain prices)
SAFETY BICYCLES
tFor Boys and Misses).
A the Bicycle Craze grows our already large
trade in them increases. because every machine
We sell gives entire satisfaction to the pur-
chaser. which brings US 0 new customer.
Our safcties are Of high standard The prices
We warrant are from 10 per cent to 10 per cent
lower than any other house.
Examine our Boys safeties for
s24.0s
TRUNKS.
Bear in mind we sell Trunka You know
r. aoLDsCHMID.
1t l0O7-lOo9 r ct. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-12

Isl really true that the coffee culture of the far
cast and the south Ia giving out2 So asserts
81. Louis man Who owns large estates IN Ccy-
ion; il may be, because he does own them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-12

An ODD veteran was held up near Moua.
Holly, y. J., yesterday by two strangers he
was driving to Burlington to catch a train, and
robbed of his pension money, amounting to
S12. 10 = not thought tho strangers we're
claim agents, although they had the symptoms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-12
F {. l.. A 4 is:
| II !. ! Y 4 / l..

Mems new style Autumn scarfs Of SIX and Satin IN
improved knots and fourth hand for &C. eseh.
Window full OF samples. corner 18th and Pennsyi.
vania avenue You'll notice the qualities and styles
usually retsed II SO and ESQ In the case under the
window are scarfs for only 2sc each tha, niD,sat.
the Advantages Of our cash business.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
CONTINUED helowD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-12
LAST Or THosr Rrpposs.

surah Silk Sash Ribbons. 10 inches WIDE, for 4sc
yard worth $l6S lie trade accident that seldom &C.
ours. Early callers tomorrow will find Pink, Cream
light Blue. Cardinal. Late callers NONE. And 90
with the lk-ioch G. G. Ribbons at IL cents, worth
3oc.. and those ~ inches wide ct Ice. worth sc
cents.
THE pALAIs ROYAL.
Continued below)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-12
P1oskrS Crows Fon Soc

These are tho genuine Pigskin Mousquetaircs, such
AZ usually retail at u pair The autumn tints also
Fast Black Hyou order by mail send. n possible, q
sample OF the color desrcd leave il to us 10 send
you the new autumn tint in Brown. Gray. he'd or
Mode.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
CONTINUED beiow.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-12

France has done moth ing desperate yet and
The Mckinley bill passed. the sensse - long az
two days ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-12

Inc beautiful has ,fo SORT Of show In Mar~-
Land and Representative Gibson viii not be re-
turned 10 Congress-
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FoR Yovn Susp.r Cosrrxr.

TIE hts's additions that you EXPECT 70 zee oshsrs
wear and, therefore what you require for Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-12

The FEmers' Alliance people in South u. m.
Ina true ~ their Instincts and their h.. byss n,
hfe- were bard at work in sAex ceayensf m yes.
terdsy a. O'Clock in the morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-12
T l.! /. F A IT,
On rHkIR NEW sToREa

- Shower q September Bargsina The
- recent fall Of rain We have been
-- having esnnot b compared to the fail
- in prices that IL now In progress st
our estah.isAnens. Room for new
- goods h our cryi The spring goods
49, must give way for the fall stock"
49, Price II what talks, and price Il talking
- % - 70 b heard by all bargain
49, seekers.
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D.T q o op.,

~ kr I pc,
nWIhEfs Dttpifx CONSISTS. q.
1850 L4DfEbs t04esE1s, 500.
shsSsISHs aEst, tk9ssosE coxsxra
f1tdQM t&S& Coz IO>. los.
Bsantti III fsns q SEw Piafp DRESS ooopa
A NJ, Svyt Dsf - t1.ANAk Ihyaus ~i6a. Soe
&3 fR1 f5SE Mn 4 MA AID sbbf sofs' Mn
SokptkQl for As and eUe
CANIOS fLASNEl. non Sc I'M.
HUI SStidsk1B f1,ANNAk. al wc<a no
HkSklkTTA CksHAkkk. ooe ysef wa IN "A,
SAX vsLyTT II sfeo,ors. n
6kNTs' IND4kw4 An ir al sIvsasa
l1fee t1e u Hkb s,s eiOUDS. 10 10 let<r
sC honAiSn TOW iosna iSc; extra laass. ooss.
Gkxyg LARaE socKx No. II A.
LADIES ABd-NOO1 nOek 25c
Al xowyxn soN,
- l310 StkhG ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-12

Are our boys At Crecdmoor breaking any
records TIM vssSk2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-12

More wrecks on the New Yors Centra, and
several people killed BY the way cant thew
elee'rocu'e man IN New York s ate for mur-
derins people BY crushing them in ears and
locomotives?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-12

IL Ar. Cleveland goes To Massacbnse,., IN
hive. the subscription list Of the New Yoxs S.n
VIII net DO inersased in ,hst state by one cab
scriber.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-12

T S.Nx1KrR SOM. -o$ fOrH sr Sv.a
- bsstos 4ooda AoehZrSsf ps0srsu1 WA NJ
I,psy rs.psrsa hS3nnx hlys Lining and IosA ". y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-12

W. b LIS Best Triple Extract in all the
popular odors. u or. 25c: III or. 4Sc.;
2 or. Csc: 4 o., 81 anu 8 o.. sl.6s.
Infants Rubber Toething Rings. DC.
Infants Fancy Zylonite Tccthing
Rings. with handles. 25c
Infants Combs. 1Oc. anu 15c.
Infants Brushes. 25c., Soc. aud zoo.
Infants Fancy Metal Puff Boxca
from SIC to sl.20.
Infants Zylonite Puff Boxes, 81.
Powder Puffs from 10c. to zoe.
Lows "wiId Rose" Soar. 35c. per dozen
cakes.
(First floor,
SPECIAL SALE OF PURSES
Chamois Skin Purses in Gray and Brown,
17c.. 35c. and 40c.
Russian Leather Purses in Gay. Brown
and Tan, CSC. SIC. Acc. Soc. CSC. and
&c.
tFirst noor.)
SPECIAL SALE OF pLEAcnED DA-
MASK PATTERN CLOTHS
81 e. and $3.50 each.
$40 1915 and $3.50 each.
1910 e4.o0 each.
TOwELS.- 200 dozen 19x3a Huck
Towels, excellent value. l21xc. each;
el.50 per dozen.
Special values In Bleached and On
blcsched Turkish Towels. 12kc, zoe.
Zoe, 3Stsc. and Soc each
tSec0pd hoor.)
WHITE GOODS. 6inghams,
In plain colors and cheeks. for fall wear,
3oc.. 35c. and 37,<c per gard.
New styles in "AI ronettc" Lawns, open
work and lace borders Zoe. l.Hc. and
25c. per yard
jones' Imported Soft finished Cambria
for ladies' and childrcn's wear, ne.
2Oc. CSC. and 30c. per yard.
52-inch Terry for Bath asobes, &C., 75c
Per yard
(Sccond hoor.)
EMBROIDERED FLANNELs-Em-
broidered Flannels in the following co,n-
binations:
Grey on Blue
Black on Red.
Black on Groy.
blue on Grey.
Red on He'd
RED on Grey. a
Price 75e. Per yard
Embroidered Flanne.s. colored hem.
stitched. in the following eomeisstisns,
Pink on Pink.
Black on Grey.
Red on Blua eS
Brown on Brown, &c.
Price sl.sS Ter yard Reduced
from t2.
A yery hsndsoms line Of White En-
brosdstcd F1annels. 03,<c.. Csc. 7tc,.
S1,<c,, u. ti.io. tl..5. ei.37. else
and el.75 yer ysrd.
Eecond aoor)
SoopwARD ! LorHnoP.
Cor. nth and = ssa ne.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-08-21
HOTEL CHAMPLAIN.

Three miles south Of Plattsburg,
on the direct line OF the Delaware
& Hudson railroad, is located the
new and superb Hotel Champlain,
without doubt the finest summer
hostelry in the country. Over
looking Lake Champlaia from the
summit Of a bluff some 200 feet
above the level Of its waters, it
commands a magnificent view of
this inland sea that occupies so
important and romantic a place in
the history Of our nation. The
appointments and furnishings of
the hotel are at once elegant and
artistic. 1t is built upon the solid
rock, and all about it is the prim-
atiye forest, while its sanitary ar
rangements are as perfect as genius
has been able to devise and art to
secure. About three sides Of the
house extend piazzas twenty feet
in width, aiiording an unbroKen
promenade over 900 feet long.
Geographically, the Hotel Cham
plain has many advantages, it be-
ing readily accessible by both rail
and boat. Nature has also signal
lied the place with charms none
can resist. To the east is seen the
broad expanse Of Lake Champlain
with innumerable islands asleep
on its bosom; beyond are the
Green Mountains, peak rising
above peak, receding at last almost
into invisibility. The scene from
the western piazza is totally diff
ferent. Here a varied landscape
is spread before the eye, fertile
fields and dark-green valleys,
girdled with still darker green for
ests, through which we catch the
simmer Of interlaeing streams, in
whose cool depths the trout hide.
This comparatively level stretch |
Of country is satisfying overture |
to the glorious mountain ranges
and lofty peaks Of the Adirondacks /
that outline the horizon.
Old Fort Ticonderoga, the most /
interesting and picturesque ruin in /
this country; Fort St. Frederick, /
Of which the wall is yet in a state
Of preservation, and the grass
grown earth works are bat a few
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-08-21

ton held IN Tahlequah district,
beginning August 18th, and end
ing August 18Th, 1890, with only
two dissenting votes
accept the nomination, ana in
doing so, allow me to express my
sincere gratitude for tho honor
conferred upon me by this old
and honorable party, that has
ever been faithful in guarding the
interests Of the Cherokee nation.
1T | can live TO see this party
protect every interest OF this peo.
ple-to see every citizen of this
nation fully secured in every right
that belongs to them and rich and
happy IN their homes, my ambi-
lion will then be at an end, and
the greatest purpose for which the
Downing party was created, be
complete.
There IL a competence for every
citizen in this, our common heri-
tage, and to guard this great COM
mon wealth, to secure it to our
citizens, to make every particle Of
it realize its full value, has been
and viii ever be the greatest aim
Of my political life.
My effort shall be to make the
Cherokee people common broth
erhood, when every citizen will
protect the interest Of his neigh
Dor, without trying to take more
Of this common property (the
land) than his rightful share.
The glorious principles Of charity
and common equal rights upon
which this ancient Cherokee gov
ernment was built, and upon
winch il stands to-day should be a
full protection of the rights OF ev-
cry Cherokee citizen.
Whatever may be the future
destiny of the Cherokees, my
greatest purpose shall be to pro-
tect their property right and make
it realize its full value. AS q
community, with these princi-
pies properly carried out, the
Cherokee people must be among
the most blessed and happy Of
mankind.
Again thanking The Downing
party for this honor conferred and
the confidence it has reposed in
me in renominating me to fill this,
the highest position Of honor and
trust within the gift Of our people,
which confidence | promise never
to betray, I leave the matter with
the honest voters of the Cherokee
nation to say in whom they viii
put their trust to guard these great
interests and sacred rights.
Very Respectfully,
j. b. MAYEs.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-08-21
rnE NATIONAL CONVENTION.

The National convention, so
far as attendance goes, was a glo-
rious success, but there the sue
cess stopped short, as did "our
grand fathers clock" when the
old gentleman shufiled off this NOR
tai coil. Men, women and chill
dren present were estimated at
three misunderstanding in
horses, dogs and politicians, the
number was thought to be twice
as large it is safe to say there
was strife and dissension enough
present for ten thousand Mon
day the probable candidates were
Robt. Ross, Dick Wolfe, George
Benge and D. w. Bushyhead for
Principal chiei and Rabbit Bunch
for second. Ross and Wolfe were
weak and the latter two strong,
Bushyhead having thirty-two-
enough to elect him. No organi-
zation was effected the first day.
The second day the race was be-
tween Benge and Bushyhead.
The majority Of the delegates were
ins tructed to vote for Bushyhead.
but Benge somehow or other won
number Of them over, so that
when the vote was cast he won by
a large majority. Flint district
was instructed for Bushyhead, but
Benge got the votes. The same
can be said of Delaware. 1t was
clearly a case of captains versus the
people and the captains won. As
a consequence the National party
is split up and many of the old
party men say they viii not sup
port Benge.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-08-21

The CnlEFrAIN wiehos to be fail
and will gladly make corrections
COMMISSIONERS
Watt Starr, cousin;
Sam Mayos, brother
w, p. Mcclellan, census takcr;
VIM. Jackson, legal adviser;
Josiah Henry, census taker
w. l.. Trott, cousin,
ILLINOIS
Connell Rogers, ex-secretary;
George Waters, census takeri
Jack Walkingstick, census taker
John Thompson, census taker ]
Bob Wilson, brother to census
taker;
Morgan West, appointed by
census taker.
sEQUoYAH.
Stephen Teehee.
George Gunter, proxy for J. f.
Guntcr;
Oscar Adair, census taker and
cousin
Wm. Holt.
e e. Adalr, cousin;
Charles Starr, cousin.
FLINT.
Lewis Quinton, census taker
Henry Danningberg, census
taker;
John Bait, census taker
Wm. Johnson, cousin;
Blue IIousebug;
Candy Adair, cousin.
TAHLEqUAH.
A. e. Iyey,
Walker Cochran;
George Downing, census taker
Gideon Morgan;
Steve Spears, special messenger;
Ben Love, census taker.
GoINGsNAKE.
Arch Scraper
Ben Mocker
Doog Weber, (Fort Gibson, col J
Adam Lacie;
Jerry Alberty, (Cooweescoowoe,
COLI
James Vann, (Tahlequah, col.
SALINE.
Bird Jones, census taker
Wash Swimmer
Drift Hummingbird;
James Teehee
John Welch
James Smith.
DELAWARE,
Nose Oldfelds, executive coun-
cilor;
Nose Ridge
Charles Smell
". w Hastings;
Mouse Landrum, census taker /;
CofIey Woodall, census taker.
CANADIAN.
Wm, McLain, census taker;
Robt. Hanks, editor Sentinel
Henry Lowery, brother to cen.
sus taker
John Mayfold, Robt. Hanks
partner.
Richard Neal
Steve ITilderbrand. census
taker,
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-08-21

This remedy IS becoming so well
<Aown and 80 popular as 70 need no
special mention All who have used
Electric Bittera sing the same song OF
praise. a purer medicine does not ex-
ist and IL is guaranteed TO do all that
Is CLAIMED. Electric Bitters will cure
all diseases OF the Liver and Kidneys,
will remove Pimples, Boils, Salt Rheum
and other affections caused by impure
blood. .--Wiil drive Malaria from tho
system and prevent as well as cure all
Malaria fevors. For cure Of Headache,
Constipation and Indigestion try
Electro Bitters-Entire satisfaction
guaranteed, or money refunded Price
50 cts. and Sl0O per bottle at w. g..
pnlinn N % drngatnra
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-08-21
Hara,a q pieoe ofNewa.

j w. Jordan and his band Of
Cherokee Indians, AZ in number
located in the southeast corner of
the Cherokee Outlet, have just
been notified by Special Agent
Parker TO vacato tho "trip. Chief
Jordan has a block house built of
heavy cedar logs, with loop holes
from each side and he and his
band swear that the government
has not soldiers enough to put
them out, and.he says that so more
families will join him in a few
days, when they will make an.
other settlement on the Black
Bear, soon to be followed by set
tlemcnt near Arkansas City. He
claims that he is acting under or
ders from Chief Mayes. -Oklaho-
ma Gazette.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-08-21

Experience teaches the hay man
that its a waste Of time ami money to
bny any but the best presses. But
what presses are the best? Old hay
men say the Scott Press is the best in
use without exception. 10 rs made
from steel and Swede ron, fall circle,
continuous double stroke 1t is guar
anteed to bale with ease from ten to
twelve tons per day. For circulars
and prices, address, J. X MORGAN,
Cofeyville, Kansas, or The Scott Hay
Press Co, Kansas City, Mo. 9-3
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-08-21


Carr ScRAPER's zeal oyercame
hls judgment when he appointed
men from other districts to rep.
resent the people Of Goipgsnako
in the convention last week. On
calling the roll it was found that
some of the delegates from Going
snake were absent, and ii was nee.
essary to fill in their places before
proceeding with the business on
hand. Capt. Scraper knew that
there were men present from his
district but that they were COM
pact and anti Mayes men, there
fore he asked permission to fiji in
with men from other districts.
After a sharp debate and strong
opposition from the minority, this
was granted. lie then filled in
with three colored men, one from
cooweescoowee, one from Illinois
and one from Tahlequah, and to
make a bad matter worse, one of
them had served a term in the
penitentiary. Goingsnake dis
trict has not five colored voters.
This smacks strongly Of political
chicanery, aud it is time such
things are stopped. How long
viii the people submit to the un-
fair captain method of making
nominations ?