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LOWE HIN s.s
We offer Ono Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case OF Catarrh that can
Cure. slS, d
F. CHENEY 4 Co, Props, Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned have known F.
!. Cheney for the last 10 years, and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions, and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm. at ) o.
West { Truaz, Wholesale Druggist,
Toledo, Ohio. = -
Walding, Kinnan 4 Marvin, Whole.
sale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal.
ly, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. Price
Zoe per bottle, Sold by all Druggists.
M i Daw
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"MRs JONES sits ut the window all day
Us placid as n May morning, and her Ave
small children play hide and Geek on the
buck stairs" "So wondert Sho uses
Salvation Oil for sprains and cuts"
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Loosa's BED Glove. Pills cure sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Con.
s!ipatiops. Csc. per box, boxeo for 81.
For sale by Logan Drug Company. Daw
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CAMPAIGN ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Hon. W. p. Hubbard's appointments.
Wheeling Opera IIouEe, Oct. 81.
West Liberty. Nov. IL p. IN.
New Cumberland, Sov.S, T:G9 pm.
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Proposals..
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed bids will BIO received by tho CLERK Of
tho Board Of Education until O'Clock y. III. on
NOVEMBER q, 1879, for the build.
Ing Of an additlop 70 uG Ion Rchool house ard
Tor making AlterAliohk IN tho old building, Ms
shown by plaus and specifications now on 40
Id this office. RIOS win be received Tor the
whole or any part Of said work. the board 10.
serving the prfYIlccu 10 reject auy or all bios
Party SECURING contract 10 enter tntn guitNblu
bond for the faithful poiioTmLn.o VI the said
work. Adde'S ali bids 10
or23 ClCrk Of Board Of Fducat ton.
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Clarksburg. Harrison county. Oct. 50, T:50p. IN
Wheeling Opera House, Ocl. 81, 7:30 p. m.
Midalcbourue. Tyler county, Nov, l, l p. III.
philippi, Barbour county. nov. 3,
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WANTpn-Agcnu 70 sell lhr riulcS Llvlhr.
INN lnu Line: the only line ever Invented
that holds the clothes without pins Ateiiett
agents. 10 whom the exclusive right il given; on
receipt OF 70 ceniswe Will SEM sample line hy
mall also circulars: price list aud terms 10
agentsi SECURE your territory ut ONO. Address
The Pinlesr Clothes Line Co., II llern on
Street, Worcester, Mas. was
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THE surest means to rid yourelioi thai
distressing cough is to use DR.. Dull's
Cough Syrup. % cents.
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JNANTED-MINERS.

Tho Pittsburgh and wheeling Coal Company,
Of bridgeport and May nAld, arc doing an CI.
plctcd topo baulsgc nj Wheeling Cre.k mine
and y giving satisfaction, Bringing out Ito coal
npidlJ. A humIer Ol Iaru can be put 10 work,
Houses cen be had Columbus scale aud ieml,
monthly pANk arc msde .0 tcU
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yrRUSTEE's SALE

i OF YALU ABLE REAL ESTATE,
Gy virtue OF deed OF trust executed TO inc by
James Kline OIL tho 10Th day OF august, 1890, and
! recorded In Deed OF Trust Book No. 81, page 81
Of the records OF Ohio county, West Virginia,
will on - :.
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THROW THIS AT EN-.
u n Democrat Tells You That the Union
Veterans owe An, thing to His Party, Just
show Him This Record Of Votes.
rh, A,,cars nj punsion Bill.-Paxsed January

show Him This Record Of Votes.
Tho Atrcars oil Pension BiiL-Pals:d January
10, 1872.
Demo rats for the Dill..!..... .....,........ q
Demo- rafB against the NIL .-........,..... o.
Republicans for the fiii.... ................. lis
IrpubIicans against the BIll.......4....-...Soh
The HidOw, Pension Blll.-rassed February 2,
1870. increasing widows pensions from ~ TO
sl2 per mOnthl.
Democrats for the Dlll... ......... ......"... y
Democrats Bgalnst the Blll.................a 70
KcpubiicapS fut the Biii..................... III
Republicans against the Bill"..-.........S None
The AmprlAtlon Biil.-pas,ed August I, 1850.
Democrats for the lill 10
Democrats against the Bill..,..,-.............. 81
Republicans ioi tho Blll.s,....... ........ VI
Republicans ngaInSt the None
The widows Arrears B!H,-tG!s!ag ar'as o.
pensions, from the death Of thelt huSbAnds, 10
widows entitled to pcnsIons). Passed the Sen.
ate by the following vote;
Democrats Tor the Blll
Democrats against tho HIll.................... ~
Republicans Tor the Bll..............-.......- -
Republicans against The Sone
The Disability Pension Blll.-(Glyes pensions
to all disabled soldiers, and 10 dependent pa
renu and children ..4
Democrats fer the IS
Demncrats against tho Blll.....-........... bt
Republicans Tor the Hi ...............n., llO
Republicans against the BIll................SOrC
The Prisoners ol.War Blll.-(Glyes PENSION for
term OF imprisonment Of all who were Prison
,rs Of war for thirty days or nole).
Democrats for the Bl,...-..-..,........"..... q
Democrats against the Dill.............,...... y
Republicans against tho Bill None
Tho Democrats voted lhrce 10 ono against the
Bill AMI ls 1t lacked i've votes for tho necessary
| tso'thitds, II was defeated.
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Wallace. Harrison ronnty. Oct. %. atl p. IN.
Vest Union, Doddrldgc county, Nov. !, l p m
New Cumberland, Nov. 3, 7:30 p. III.
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BENJAMIN HARRISON.

To John 0. Peudleton-Remember
Wetzel county.
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Hon. G. NJ Shinn'. appointments.
Fairyiew. Oct. %, 100 p. IN.
New Cumberland, Oct. %, Up. m.
Elk Gariuen, Oct. %.
SewOurg, Nov. 3.
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RINEHART &TATUM.
oc2f 1914 Market street.
For Sale

Residence one mile west OF Bridgeport, Ohio.
Hight roouls, stable. Ground Clio OF all acre.
Price S 800. ,aE
Is acres OF land at Short Creek at SIS per acre.
No. 60 OA!o street, $3.50. T.
No. l0 South Ptnn street, 1000.
Lots on South Foam sucet.
LOIS on South Front street.
Lots OH North Front street.
No. ISL Fourteenth street. 5000.
No. GS Sixteenth street, s!GQo.
No. 2s2i Chaplinc street.
No. 1884 Chapline street. s., 400,
No. elil Main street. s i0c1.
Lot No. - Water street, $500.
No. 1895 ChApline EtIeet, 81 100.
Block OF ten 1on4es. Annual rent 81. icQ. Price
ST., 00Q. =
No. lbs Eor street, $3.50.
No. 1ol5 McColloch street, 900.
No. 800 McColloch street, Sl,3OO.
No. 19HnllH seventeenth street, s, 800,
No. 100 Twelfth Stree, s2.i00.
Lois on Teizel s:reei, s.sD.
Lots on Warren street $500.
No. 81 y Ion stIcc', $500.
No. 81 and s. Twenty sixth street, al,6io.
Nos. o. and O. Twenty third Atreet, 500.
No. 2ali Eu(r street, s. SEQ.
No. 2si0 Iotf street, 500
No. SGl2 Chaplirc street sl.iQ0.
No. 1881 Woods stree s!,SGD.
No. 1888 Wood street, sl,Ni0.
Manufacturing site with Factory Building.
6 Four los on McCollocn street.. James Car
ney's heirs addition. -Sss' .S17i + -
Eighteen acres hillside pasture land, Eighth
ward. : .
No. 2CcG Main street, 81, 100.
No. $50 Main street. Ground full LOT, s.,
FOR RENT,
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Wanted.

"ANTED--A MAN TO TAKE AN
w ONCE and 'epip.Vnth rNnuia,IuIer, "a
per week: small capital rquifCd. AdtIrSS, viii
stamp, Manufacturer, box N,west ArIiou NGSs,
ktsl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-29

It is deal easier to Drag Of ones iu.
ture than to boast Of ones past,-Bo'.on
Transcript.
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Real Estate.
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE,

G,xlii fcot, North Front street, west sidc-s' $50
50xliS feet, North Front street, wcst side. 200
3oxl?0 feet, South YORK street, west side. COO
GOxlC0 feet, souh kiln street, west slde-... 800
301lO0 feet. son'h Kim street, west sidc.... 40
S6st08 feet, so1th PENN street, cast 6iae..., e08
2Sxll2 feet, North Wabash st., cast tide.... E75
3oxi.0 feet, S1uth Euton street. cast side. $50
42x61 feet, cor. Huron d new jersey Sts !. GOO
3BIl2n feet, Fourteenth street, north side. iOa
S0Xl"0 feet, Fonrtci NH Street, north side. $40
tGx35O tcct, Culdwels RuD............... .... LOO
6dx 100 feet, wilson street, sixth SGrti.. 1900
10Gxl00 feet, McCollOch street. Eighth ward !, 600
lIOx20 feet, National road 100
lo0x8S0 ICct, Pleasant vpley.. 800
Lots and Improved property In Mattlu'S Fer %.
10 acrts nesr Elm GU1
lt55. acres two miles vest OF bridgeport, D.. $500
Il acres near iofRn, 100
Oi acres AdI joining ST. ClairsYille, O....... 800
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North Main St. School
FOR BOYS AND GtEf G

FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.
= The second annual session will begin MON
phi, sEpTEMbsR 1t. A graded course OF Ia
both OF mind and body. wiil continue 10 &c care.
luiiy pursued. Special Rdyaniapea offered 10
Gniidten who nctd careful Individual assistance.
Childfcn received between the ages OF and 10
Bether with Oral French incudei In the regular
couFte. Drawing and Instrumental MIisic also
provided. Careful attention given to tic iornA-
ZION o. correct habits Of speech and In the use Of
OF speech overcome by Instruction based upon
natural law. CKlistheniCs ana Singing exer.
cises, accompanied by piano. Terms moderaie,
For circular, call upon or address, -
's4s.leiys MISS MAE RELLE HART
au9 .&g 7.7 Main Street,
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For Sale.


New double brick house, OF and % North
Huron street. WAL bring 500 per year. BarEain,
$3.50 cash. .s., ~ :. 80
A. modern tevcn.roomed house, No. 10 Viz.
ginia street, oue'half SQUARE from Suspension
bridge. FIJI c location.
A property that will make very pleasant
home, a. No. 10 South Broadway, near Virginia
Paying investmcnls-tho property southyes.
corner Broadway and Zane streets, three dwell.
Ing, houscH. IentB for about $3.50 per year. Price
Property northeast corner o, Maryland aud
North Huron streets. Two dwelling houses
with ground enough for third house This
property is In such location that will Increase
Tery rapid In value, 5000.
BUILDING LOTS.
In the most desirable locations on the Island
Corner q Thlrty.anh and Market streets
25xi0o, sGj8 TO sS99. ~
FARMS.
Asplendd b2acre farm on faIrmont pike, two
hours drive from this city, has los bearing trrIl
trees, good house. barn and Outbuildings. Plico
low. M. $50 m Is ( = 90
Vegetable farm, six miles from this city.
Iwentyoue acres OF the best land In Ohio I've
minutes walk from depot LrnG vii, proauc1
anything that grows III this climate
acre farm lower end Of i'itIy's Hottom, e2po.
site Moundsyille ard near railroad. Coal md
good stoac quarry. $3.50,
oc0 n - NO. l2.o Market Street.
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JAMES A. henry,
Real Estate Agent, U. \. Claim Attorney, l6l2
Market street. 1 have long experience In
prosecution oipcDstou claims Soldiers their
WIDOWS and minor hcis will find 1t to their
advantage 10 employ an attorney ut h1s1c In
preietcnCe 10 ono In Washington. D C. ocN
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REPUBLICAN TICKET.
FOR JCD1E or lux COURT OF APPkAS,
HON. y. n. REYNOLDS,
81 Mineral County.
IoR CONGRESS.
FIT BfLrtci-w. +. HUBBARD,
Of Ohio County.
&tond DiRriri-GEokGE HARMAs,
Of Grant County.
Third Distriti-TIIHoPIIlLus GAINES,
Of Fhyette County.
Fourth Dfitrict-CIlARLEs u. sMfTHl
Of Wood County.
YoR CLERK OPIHE COUNTY COURT
RICHARD ROBERTSON.
YoE CLERK oy THE CIRCUIT COURT,
8. l.. BRlCE.
FOR sTk1E SENATE,
n, \. WHITAKER.
YoR HOUSE oY DELESArls.
W. II. HEARNE,
DANI. MAXWELL,
CHARLES MogSIS0BTABt
JOHN CUAulE5.
Election, Tuesday, Soyomber4.
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:, - ~ :. -7T1-. =" w FER MONTH.
House rear OF 9fG Eighteenth street 90
No. Z Rose Bud Row, north bank creek,
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j. B. soaNERYiLl-E, Trustee.
/. ", Il, HAlI!Es, AuctIoncer. II. - -,
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TOR sALE-A LOVELY HOME,
road. GOOD frame house with sir rooms. on a
good 10, with plentyoI irulL Price VI 400, ard
alto number Of choice farms. Address, VIZ.
A. McAEEEaS. 81 ClalrSyIlIe, o, or2lwAk
Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-10

THE great combination of the western
and Pacific coast railroads-the pet
scheme of Jay Gould-is destined, we
fear, to work injury. Not that we be-
lieve that settled rates on a reasonable
basis will produce serious harm, but
that the agreement entered into by the
combination to discourage the building
of new roads will arrest the healthy de-
velopment OF localities that are not yet
provided with transportation facilities.
If Goulds ideas are to control
the policy OF the combination, they
will prove serious drawback to
progress, for he has declared that
there are enough roads already built in
this part of the United States to meet
the business wants of the people for
five years to come. When we look
closely into the meaning OF this declara-
ton, it portends policy to make large
dividends, on inflated stock in many
cases, without seeking to increase the
tension of the roads into new sections,
and thus create new industries and new
productions that would give the roads a
wider range of business. The effect Of
this stand-still policy has proved disas-
trous already to some great railway
corporations. We believe it is with rail-
roads as it is with other enterprises,
they must be progressive or 60 behind.
In new country like ours, business
that is not progressive becomes tainted
with dry rot, and will be passed in the
race for success by more adventurous
and enterprising competitors. 1t may
be said that the great combine is beyond
the reach OF competitors. But il the
field is on this coast-as it undoubtedly
is-for the successful employment of
capital in new roads, they will be built,
and the established companies may wake
up to find, what the Southern Pacific
railroad realized in Southern California
few years ago, that some other Santa
Fe company has entered the field and
taken possession of territory which they
have imprudently neglected.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-10

MoNohETAIIsrs one and all are men
tally muddled as to one effect they al
lege will follow the free, unlimited coin
age of silver. 1t is alleged by these
special pleaders for the yellow metal that
such programme, if carried into prac-
tice, will drain our country OF gold, and
make this the dumping ground for sill
yer. How SO? They will not be able
to come here and effect direct change
OF one metal for the other. A free coin
age policy put in practice will force sill
yer up at once to it's full coin value,
on ratio of one to sixteen.
The country can be drained of gold in
exchange for merchandise only by our
buying the goods OF other nations. With
a properly adjusted tariff schedule, we
will sell more than we buy, and the bal
ance of exchanges will be in our favor.
How, then, will our gold be lost? II
anyone questions our ability under fair
trade laws to sell more than we buy, he
either underestimates the capacity ol
our country to produce or OF
our people to develop their re-
sources. Ours is the most independent
position on the face of the. earth. We
we can grow or manufacture nearly all
we need. Cheap money is one of the
chief needs of the country to enable us
to do this. Whatever silver other ma.
tions might dump on us at first, at any
price below $1.29 per ounce, will be SC
much gained by us, and will enable us
to play the game England is now play
ing on us when she buys our silver foi
81 and sells it to her Indian colonies fol
$1.29. 1t is winning game for Eng
| land.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-10

SECRETARY WINDOW, in speaking of
his financial policy, it's practice and re-
suits, condemns the present administra-
ton. The secretary states that in nine
teen months he has disbursed from the
treasury in round numbers 800 900. 900.
to aid in the relief of stringency in the
money market. He does not saw
whether this is a net increase in the
currency OF the country. If it includes
all disbursements for the purchase of
bonds, ct cetera, it would not be
a net increase. But supposing
1t to be all new money, it is an increase
of about $65, 100000 year. That is an
increase of about 81 per capita per an
mum. What does it amount to-? The
country now has only circulating me-
dunn OF $23 per capita. The demand of
the Farmers Alliance for $50 per capita
is not much out of the way. The coun-
try could stand quite that amount
of money without disturbance. In
view of these figures, Mr.. Windom's g
efforts at relief are of the homeopathic
sort, and dilute at that. If instead of
$100,000,000 in two years, Mr.. Window
will add to the currency 81 ,O00, 900, 900 in
one month he may be said to be dealing
adequately with this question of reliev-
ing stringency in the money market.
We want to get over this scare we all
suffer from, lest we may get too much
money in the country.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-10
ADJUSTMENTS.
Things Past and Future in Music
Circles.

Things Fast and Future in Music
Circles.
At the Los Angeles theater last night,
before an immense audience, J. H.
Brenner and his able corps OF assistants
gave their benefit concert in behalf OF
St. Paul's hospital building fund. The
following programme was excellentIy
rendered:
Overture, William Tell, the Arend Or
chestra; cello solo, selected, Mr.. B.
Bierlich; violin solo, Allegro Maestoso
and Adagio, from Ninth concerto, De
Beriot,) Miss June Reed; (a) recitation,
The Erl King Mrs. E. L. Swaine, (b)
piano, The Erl King, (Schubert-Liszt,
Mrs. r. M. Lancaster; vocal, Dreams,
Only Dreams, Mrs. J. S. Owen; vocal,
double quartette, Rest Thee on This
Messy Pillow, (Smart,) Mesdames Mo-
dini-Wood, Owens, Larrabee, DR..
Lummis. Wenger, Lyndall, Misses
Cochrane, Perry, Selby; vocal,
double quartette, Rosebud Fair,
(Macy,) Messrs. Deity, Nuelle, Nay,
Alexander, Pring, Stephens, Wallace.
Byram, Robert E. Paulsen, director !;
soprano, selected, Mrs. Modini-Wood ;
recitation, letter scene from Macbeth,
Mrs. E. L. Swaine; piano, Bendel's
Souvenir de Hongrie, Mrs. r. M. Ian
caster; vocal, Stella Confdente, (Ro-
baudi,) Signor Modini-W Wood, cello obli-
cato, Mr.. B. Bierlch; Trip to Great
Britain, the Arend orchestra.
For tonight there are outlined two at
tractive programmes. At Illinois hall
the great Swedish quartette will appear
in their vocal programme. These sing
ers are reputed to be very artistic. The
press everywhere teens with warm
words of commendation in their behalf.
At Turner hall tonight Fraulein Adele
aus der Ohe will give one of her great
piano recitals. This lady comes here
with a reputation as wide as two CONT
nents. In San Francisco she was loaded
with honors.
Tomorrow night Frank Daniels will
appear at the Los Angeles in Little
Puck,
Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-10
in every legislative body, whether state

in every legislative body, whether state
or national.
There is one class which ought to be
permanently retired, never again to
have seat in any of our legislative
bodies-the professional politician. He
has outliyed his usefulness, and he is
now running the ship of state into
shoals and quicksands, and if not retired
will soon wreck her upon rocks which
lie just below the surface, and therefore
are the more dangerous. These rocks
are anarchism, nihilism, communism,
and such like. He is no patriot only SO
fer as he can fill his pockets from the
public Golfers. He is in politics to ag-
grandize self and to fatten on the emol-
uments of Office. On matters affecting
the welfare of the people and the pros
perity of the nation, he does not consult
the wishes of his constituents, or even
himself, but blindly follows the orders OF
some party boss who sits behind
the scenes and pulls the wires. Party
is more to him than the public welfare.
This is the class of men who have dur
ing the past generation run our govern
ment. Away with them. Indeed, it is
most humiliating spectacle to all
lovers of honest, clean government.
That such men should longer continue
in office is disgrace to the American
people. 1t is time for all newspapers to
advocate the election to the public Offices
of good and true men. Also for all good
citizens to vote for only good and honor
able men. 1t is high time to inaugu-
rate a system that will not tax candi-
date more than his salary when elected
to office. 1t matters not how intelligent,
how well qualified a man may be to fill
any given Office, if he is poor, he cannot
receive nomination; for he cannot suf-
ficiently fee the wire-pullers. The
primaries ought to be attended by all
the good and true men, nominate only
good men, and then keep money in the
back ground during the canvass.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-10
NOT A CHARLEY ROSS.
Claudius Turns Up All Right, and tn
Detectives Take a Rest.


Claudius Suize, the six-year-old boy
who so mysteriously disappeared on
Sunday last, was yesterday found at
Inglewood, and returned to his father
last evening.
1t appears that after leaving the
house, S2l Lyons street, where he had
been visiting, he walked all the way to
Inglewood, from which place he was
recently brought to this city by his
father, and remained at the house of
some friends, who were unaware that he
had.run away until yesterday.
The boys parents were separated
some time ago, the custody OF the child
being awarded to his father; and when
he disappeared it was suggested that
Mrs. Suize had caused him to be kid
naped and taken to San Francisco.
Several detectives were securing the city
in every direction on Monday, their the
ory being that the boy had been induced
to accompany some evilly disposed per
son, who sought to make capital out OF
him.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-10

GENERAL MILES is generally regarded
as man of excellent judgment and un-
failing determination. He will do much
to confirm these good opinions by deal
ing wisely and promptly with the Indian
difficulty in Dakota. Now is the time
to subdue the hostiles. 1t is the depth
of winter in a severe climate. The Bad
lands is a district of bald rocks, barren
cations and deserted plains. Without
rations, Sitting Bull and Short Bull, the
Messiah and all his chiefs must soon be
forced to submit. They would all die
of starvation or freeze to death il they
were denied relief at the hands of our
government. Let spring once come, and
this ghost dance will go whirling into