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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-09-04
Up on the Line.

W. H. Mobiles, from up near the
Kansas line, was down last week.
He has several cars OF fancy cattle
which would have gone to market
long ago but for the quarantine law:
they are better than most state cat
tie and be could not afford to ship
and have them unloaded in the quar-
antine pens Vow that the law is out,
September first, they will be marketed.
The people up his way, Mr. Mobiles
says, are almost unanimously for
Chief Mayes' reelection. School IA
eilities are very deficient up in that
section AID several measures of re-
lief are being suggested Some idea
Of the agricultural resources Of that
portion Of the nation may be obtained
when IL is related that 5000 bushels
Of wheat, it is estimated, viii be
bought at Edna, from this side the
line. About 100 bushels viii be pro-
duced upon Mr. Mobiles places alone.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-09-04

e. Y Ratena was AZ Fort Smith last
Monday
{ -Mrs- Swain has recently been up to Spring
Geld and Aurora. No. visiting Mrs. Hall and
NJ wheAf's family
- T. Hall. Of Tulsa. spent Z portion OF
the day last sabbath in this city, on his re-
turn from 81 Lonis.
-Nrs. Befhei I'D children arrived hcme
from Colorado T. sday sight but her husband
will ras sain ont ti.ere until next spring.
Mr. D0Enman. OF GainesviIIe. the gentle
man selected as bock-keepsr Of t.ie new bank,
EAs Up 70 look a. the Geld . few days since
JACK Kendall was up from AdHir Monday
for the purpose OF securing Uncle Sans aid
IN getting some hogs out Of a arighb0r's pen.
Clint Hail goes 10 BoonTille 10 school this
week and his sister, Latte, and Jun Parks 10
fayette. Ho- Gin; Is acco-zsed the welcome
privilege Of breaking in 4 new outfit every
year.
IT n Foster. L. g. commissioner At
South HcAiister. spent last Saturday az
teruson In this city on his way back from nli-
nois- accompanied BY his son. He will move
his family out this fall.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-09-04
CHELSEA NOTES.
Personal "a esrsr., Topic. sr Intsrsst
RtSorted.

Taylor Foreman passed through the eity
Monday on MS way to vinita-
II. o Hail discussed politics FOR couple
/ OF hour with Us sunjsy.
Hay baling IL becoming quite an industry
in and around our city. some ak or seven new
balers having been sold this season.
-Frank ncspadden has sold his hotel
property at this place and mrs. Hsc
deserted him yesterday. going on an ex-
tended visii to friends in different parts Of the
nation.
Editor Ivoy. Of The Telephone, was hunt
lag Ep subscribers for his paper and talking
politics wi IN very good suecess Monday.
Charley Poole l. invoicing the immense
stock OF goods recently purchased Of ". n.
Couch. ard VIII soon move hls entire bust
ness into The purchase.
II W Couch shipped Swo cars Of cattle 70
81. Louis the frst OF The week and went along
70 assisf In opening the exposition
Gibbs Henry bought a saddle and pair OF
spurs last week aad signifies his lntentiOn OF
gsing out 10 :he farm and chasing Eve or six
milk cows around, forrecrestion. during the
coming season
"A card from onr fellow toTnsman. Dr. T.
d Dickson. who il visiting IN Arkansas.
states that he cannot possibly get home m
til AFTER the election. IN which he Is taking .
very active part
Mss liza Collins, who 50 successfully
taught oar last term Of school. has been rs-
appointed and began her daiies Monday
morning BY enrolling twenty-five Cherokee
scholars.
Nearly all Of our voting population are
anxIoasly waiting for the silence tobe broken
by the recent nominees IN regard to tnsiT
relative positions on the allotment question
AMI other important issues of the day.
sept :, ls9o. Don
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-09-04
oLaRExOEE SOTES.
II. O.

John Sanders has moved into his new
hotel.
All the giris have gone TO Tshlequaa to
attend the Female Seminary.
There are 20 be two weddings in Clare
more soon. 50 lockout. boys.
Miss lone HariIn was Town visiting her
aunt. Mrs. S. n Kell. last week
Town lots are selling At from two hun
dred 10 three hundred dollars here.
Camp meeting at the Kephsrt splings will
continue until next sunday. or iozseT.
1t Is nfty dollars ane under tie town laws
OF CiArcmorr to marry withouta chance.
Our circuit court eonvsnes next Monday
There are nearly one hundred civil cases on
docket for trial.
Jay Gould mas fenced up his right Of way
and is ge.nE 10 have the fence white washed
inside oi the town limits Who can say we
don't put :on style.
We can leave here on the morning trails
and be in rahlcqaah by four O'Clock in the
evening OF 70 % Fort smith and stay two
hours aud return home FOR sgpper.
That "xNV'' man who fired i-,o {. V.
Roserz is mistaken when he thinks .,aswee-
scOoWee district Will not stick % that ,-entIe-
man sr- Rogers speaks his opinion Oa all
questions Of national Interest and uyoa live
issues the next chief will be eieclsd
John NJ Taylor. Jr. has four town lots
for sale in the town of Ch0Btean and one in
Chelsea Nos Is the time 10 invest your
money IN town lois. for II wont be long until
these little towns will he large cities The
wheel of progress Is fast rolling west aad ai-
mouishss the Cherokee nation OF Indisns -
prepare themselves 20 compete with the
paIe-faee brethren IN all the pursuits Of civ
iiization-
-rpt B, is.a- Gfar EacfK
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-09-04
DIRECTIONS FOR TRAVELLERS.
For Minor Details Call Upon the NJ, X.
& 7. Railway AGENT.

Take the Missouri. Kansas 4 Texas night
train. ue-ls o. M % -. Louis and al points
east Via -. i-ouis. The morning 6 . O. m
train 20 chicago and all points east via Chi
easo, arriving ihrTe next morning in TINE for
all east and ncT.h bound routes Both nigat
ard day trains make llrrc.ioas Tor sii vest
r-a points az Kansas C4ly- Through car ser-
vice TO chicago. - I.oEis and Kansas City
Arrangements may be made ahead for sleep
era, by applying % local agent Excursion
tickets ON sale daily to ali southern and CALI
foInia points. going and returning on diaer-
ent routes, tickets good six moaths- Any
further Information desired will be cheerfaiiy
furnished On application ~
A G. PEcK, AGENT
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-09-04
Commissioners Court

Frank Moore and J. w. Phelps.
using profane and abusive language
and assault and battery; both recog-
nized, albeit one appeared as COM
plsinant.
James Stout, castrzting a bull; rec
ognized.
Miss Arte Sisely, assault and bat
terry and abusive language; recognized.
A C. Raymond, obtaining posses
session Of real estate by force; recog-
nized.
Benz. Half, slander; acquitted.
Ghas. Meads, killing and transport
ing prairie chickens; recognized.
VIM. Cave and Chas. johnson, lar
49, committed.
So 80 Allen, Harry Benear, gam
es.'s- crs sck-loo; recognized.
s-Hs English, Obscenity; recog-
nizc..
Harry Eaton. using profane and
abusive language; acquitted.
Richard Morse and Oscar BeasOn.
drawing deadly weapons; committed.
Wm- ". johnson and Joseph. John
son, driving stock from usual range;
recognized.
Marriage license issued to Franklin
ID. Watson and Miss Margaret Kin
nick, Of Alluwe.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-09-04

7. sIT THonSTOx MARRIED.

Married. si Fort Gibson. l. T.. August q.
Isao, By Rev. ID. y. Allen. NJ T Jay Thorn
ton and Miss Mary Rogers. both OF Fort Glib
son
The front porch OF She residence OF Mr..
Nick Thornton Was handsomely decorated
with vines, flowers and Chinese lanterns, snd
the guests witnessed the ceremony rom
:he mont yard The effect was beautiful aud
original
The brides dress was q handsome Light
blns satin. trimmed IN cream silk vandyke
lace. and eream-colored ribbon; illusion
vail AMI roses- The bridesmaids' eost1mes
were as follows: Eiss Annie Trainor. white
dress with white ribbons and daisies Miss
Alice Ingram, white dress. cream surah sAsE
and red gcraniums.
a bountifal supper was enjoyed by all and
masic and mirth esnsed all 70 leave with hap
py hearts.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-09-04
Caught by the Strike.

Last week Jim Hall had a train Of
cattle tied up at Roodhouse, III BY
reason Of the strike in the Chicago
railroad yards. As he had n train OF
same grade sold in Chicago the day
before and one in Kansas City the
day after, the railroad officials told
him 70 20 home; his cattle were sold.
As both the Chicago and Kansas City
shipments brought good figures he
was satisfied.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-09-04
A. AnUnDIeaeant Fxperi eDce.

w. P. Ward and family returned
from the Boston encampment last
week While going down the st.
Lawrence they had very critical and
trying experience by reason of one of
the decks OF the steamer falling and
TINS rendering useless the rudder
chains. They finally put in shore ard
made the balance Of the trip by rail.
Mr. War was among our callers last
Thursday, accompanied BY a brother
from Missouri who was here on a Wis
it but has gone home.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-09-04
Stole a Shot Gun and Harness

Stole a Shot Gun ana Harness.
Bill Cave and Charles Johnson were
arrested by 7. R. Knight, deputy mar
shal, last Friday, charged with steal
ing g shot gun and a set Of harness.
They left Cofeyville day or two be-
fore, and simultaneously this property
was missed. A deputy sheriff hurried
down and reached here ahead of them,
giving a description, by which they
were recognized. A search variant
was procured and the property found
and then both parties were taken in
10 custody. On examination Com
missioner Mason held them in the
sum Of 500 each and in default of
same they were conveyed to the Mus
kogee Jail. 1t is reported that the
Kansas officials will obtain a requisi-
ton from the governor and endeavor
TO secure the prisoners, for trial in the
state. Johnson is a no account sort
of fellow who has been about this town
and COffeyVilie considerable. Mr..
Gave belongs here and is well known.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-09-04
ALoss to the COMMUNITY.

The closing sermons by Rev. W. L.
Squier, preached at the resbyterian
church last Sabbath, were listened to
BIZ an exceptionally large number
OF our people, one or both of the other
pulpits being vacant. The loss of Mr.
squier is not a loss to his church
alone but to the community. Il is
seldom the citizen and minister are so
happily combined as in Mr.. So uier's
case
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-09-04
A Basket Mestinr.

The meeting at Logan, near
Judge Bufiington's is still in progress
with increasing interest. Grove meet
ing each day at2 p. m. and s p. m,
conduct ed by S. Richards and Wash-
ington Adair. Grand basket dinner
next Sabbst b. Barbecued beef pre-
pared in Indian style, by an Indian,
will b g furnished by the citizens. ALI
are invited to attend, with baskets full
of bread and pickles.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-09-04
Peoples Drug 5+-=o-
Removed to Frurss ; Tro,i'. old stand.

Removed % fraEee = irott = old stand
Two drug stocks combined-biggest snd best.
A full stock Of paints. oils AnG artists sup
pi.es-
Tobacco. CiEArs. Cigarettes and all kinds Of
smd<ers' articles.
Preseriptions-Filled g: all hours, dts or
night. BY Galloway.
Anything that can be found in q first class
drug store will Be found a. the People 5
Drng store and everything j. new. nea;
and cheap
Stationary Of all kinds. plain. white-laid.
onion-skin. Irish linen and other popular
varieties in both plain and antique finish
Also n cCFaplete line Of scratch books. day
books, SC Inks. pens and writing mate
Tiais-the best for the money.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-09-04
ASrCCTSSFTL HFErING.

Mr. EnTTon--A union revival meeting Of
tWenty-six days duration. carried on By Mr-
snd Ms. AdAir, OF Ksns.. was closed 81
Coody's Biur last week on account Of III
health O: Yrs. Adair. One hundred and nf-
y two persons ave been forward during this
meeting FOR instruction and many OF them
have been converted. Fiftv-seven have con-
neetsd with the Baptist church. twenty-three
with the N. z church and more Ere expected
20 unite with the various churches. TIE
meeting closed with thirty-two AZ the mercy
seat. Anyone wishing 10 hear the gospel
preached Sc the Bible dictates should 20 and
hear Mrs. Adair. the lady evangelist. They
will commence aseries % meetings 81 OSws-
IE- Thursday evening. sept. sth. lss0.
sept. !, Is9o. CHAs. V. TASSEa
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-09-04

The S. Louis exposition opens
September Srd and closes October Is.
and the fair at that city occurs October
9th to llth. The Frisco railway offers
round trip tickets al $3.50 and during
the fair az 5Iifj
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-09-04
WANTS. FOR sILK. LosT. sTKiTEO. STOLEN

zach not.ce. of the character indicated. not
exceeding FIFTr WORDS gIil be inserted two
weeks under this heading Tor TlFrr cESTs
STRATED.-Abouf May Isf one dark bay
mare. seven wears Old. branded on right jaw,
Spanish brand near the tail vii! pay - Tor
her delivery - me here. SAX LcSrADnEN.
5l-ss ChelseA, l. I.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-09-04
Low RATE HOzE sEEKxRS EXCURSIONS.

The Missouri. Kansas 4 Texas Railway,
apOn Tuesdays. September sth and sd and
October lfth. lao. will sell Hons Seekers
excursion tickets % points In Texas. and re-
turn ~ greatly reduced rates T'skets good
for thirty days and stop overs allowed. Dor
tickets. rates. folders and particulars call
upon your nearest ticket sgent or address
Gastsn N eslier. Gen'I Passenger and Ticket
Agent. sedalia. -. a-3
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-09-04
ARaILNAY INNoYaTIoN.

Tire Missouri Pacific Railways new line. By
wsyof COneyvilie ard WAGNER. TO Little
Rock and the Southeast. which has been
open for several months. will insugurste 8
new departure in train service on August ylst
A through Daily Passenger Train. consisting
Of coaches and Pullman Buffet Sleeping cars.
will be established between Kansas city and
Little Rock. with sieepers running through to
Memphis. Going south. the tt ain will leave
Kansas City shout O'cieek in the evening,
ccHneetins st L.ttle Rock for Hot Springs
and al points south and east.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-09-04
ADYERTISED LETTEEs
Lying Uneaiied fer in the TizIts P. O.. SEP. &.
1890

The following Iiss OF Letters have lam ur-
called for in the postoniee 81 vinita. l. T. for
- days preceding the sbovs date. and in 90
dhys more will be cent to the Dead Letter.
saace. Parties eziling for same will please
ssy. advertised, /" and give date.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-09-04
Skinner, RatcliH 81 Co.
The Public

VIII please bear in mind that
Skinner Ratcliff & Co., are still the
leaders IN the Dry Goods business.
We have some extra good bargains
in our stock that we desire to close
out. All fresh Seasonable Goods.
For superior bargains We submit
the following list:
l lot Scotch Ginghams 16 2-3c
former price 25c.
1 lot French figured satine 1Sc
former price 25c.
lot India silks II lie former
price 15c.
lot India silks 1Sc former price
25c.
/ lot Batiste, new and handsome
signs y lie former price 15c.
l lot Challies Z lie former price
10c.
l lot Challies &c former price s 1-3c
l let Figured Lawns 6 4c former
price 10c.
We have also a large assort-
ment of Summer Dress Goods in
black and white wash fabricks, at
prices within the reach Of all.
Our stock of staple Dry Goods is
always complete and our prices al
ways the lowest. Our reputation
IS national on Ladies', Misses and
Children's Fine Shoes; we have
madeit by supplyingthe trade with
good reliable shoes at moderate
prices. In medium priced goods
we are sale agents for Kelley,
GoodfellOw & Co.'S, factory line
of Women's Misses and Children's
Shoes. They warrant every pair
to give entire satisfaction to the
Wearef. In Ladies Fine Shoes we
are exclusive agents for the cele-
brated Krippendorf and Dittman
line of Ladies Fine Shoes.
Remember were headquarters
for Clothing, Hats and Furnishings.
Skinner, RatcIiff & Co.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-09-04

-Lucien Burlington is putting on a
new roof and otherwise fixing up fhe
house purchased 0f Mrs. Cook
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-09-04

vIxIrA, IsD. Tza-, s8sO
Local Railroad 5lss-
MISSOURI. EAs hs-
4 s.. =: ]: IL! astE i ss s S. S: ]:
s:s. !: ;s:is; j J 81. s.: !: 81: 3: J: ]:
~ sTIo0Is <tIscO aEILwAY.
Rx- rrsm & .Iss. Il -sspn- ssssoPm
Asrosz.na >1|1e1 = =. y :laam. -.
n AEEITE- pErkII
ssLa.ls< sa.--- e.sOP-m m s:isrm
- A. - = ,'s;- 4. Ioass 20 ruisa,
1 - BIRECToRT.
G%1 = W Rivers. pastor
erbhefh srh- -.n..-z s. SC n m; preaching a. u
- ~ : = - meeting every Wed
sr-irT even q = 1Enion service ever.
.----s. ~ L sauIer pastor;
..---~ll.r err-< sf II . m and ?.
= snndav - - m-s prayer meet
s.------s,,, - Rscharas pas
i te~- rreSrklnr 3 II a. m 80 p
- Surdrv rc7 - IN; prayer meet
-orEss CARDS
~ REsrpEz TIST.
Z v;,;s. Ind. Ter.
= Rooms nortAezz - Pera HOUSE,
FeRTsER 4 -
PHYSICIANS 3 EEoNs,
- EIN1TX
- OEce in Opera ID beast cor
rer, second floor.
"A. !" r'lIal''
PHYSICIAN & on
g. in front room g er, Rat
cliff 3Eo's. building Omce
hours 8 to IL c'cloc4. 20 .
: O'Clock p m
M ERAzKE.
=, PHYSICIAN & A0 - Z,
Tenders has protest. - &
! the residents Of Vinitz
ing country OEice at
ofPresbyteriar church -
CaTTTxS m ~ A -
PHI ysIcIAN & "
US ExAxIxEss
Burssu Of Pens. & s
--Prairis City. Fer.
TL LHoLCoAB, s-s6
PHYSICIAN Az oN,
Claremors.
Calls answered pr0z ~ or
. night Office in Psd
NJ. THAMES 81
PHYSICIAN 6
vNIrA,
a Calls promptly attes< plight
o-9-
DA- = BOILING,
- PHYSICIAN & s
- cLARDfoRE-
Calls attended % z. $ oprs-
U'nED STATES g R'
. FIRST DIvIsIox, 80
Vinita, Ind -
Eaid CornmIssioner's jurf4 ~ 81 ends
ever the csuntrT occupied 0y = + t1bes
IN ths QunpaW Indian AGES. - Al that
part Of the Cherokce country s1s.1 = nine-
u sixth reridlan. and all Ia 4. - fuuntry-
Iex-o6cio notary Fuhlic; f13er 4Hflons.
ncfnowlsdgmeut Of decdE. = - & etc
sclcuniEes mnrri1Ees; has - EoFtr1 Of
sumulssfo1srs Of cIrcnit coz - = - nal cas-
essinrisdirtion q the amoul- - efug In civil
ckssE Conrf held q Tiuita. Ind Ter. and
spzn daily. except SundHys- Also as deputy
4lsrk. lssunE marriage licenses.
CHAmEe II MASON.
a Tnite1 s1nfes Commissioner.
&xu FIRST DiEison Ind Ter.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-09-04

TozxTHAz eoRE.
A1farneF-Af-LzE and L. =. Commits
E5ener Ter Civil Business.
O1uUissioncr of Deeds for Kansas,
Missouri, Arkansas and Texas.
Deeds and legal papers drawn and
acknowledged Collections against
railroads for stock killed. Office, OPe-
- House Block, Vinita. Ind Ter 7-S3
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-09-04

Earmarks unierblts In ieft. enc In r'sht.
scar on Jaw Horses same brand. sane or
right shoulder Range between Lftis cabin
and Horse creek "a
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-09-04

RatClif S1 Co.
Vin1ta, Ind Ter.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-13
4 BRUrE HANGED
Fer the Murder OF E7is Daughter
and son whom fac Accused OF



Fer the Murder OF sis Daughter
and son whom Fac Accused of
theft.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, March Felix
Ksmpf was hanged Of II o'clock this
morning.
The crime for which Felix Kampf sui.
fsred death was the murder OF his
daughter Mary, ngyd 81, and his son
William. Their mother had been dad
several years and owing TO their fathers
disagrecable disposition they left him
several months previous to the murder
and were keeping house for themselves
sbout quarter OF mile from his home.
Upon gong home on the night of Dc.
cember 4th, 1889, he found that q
window hal been raised and that
several articles were misHinR. he
made up his mind that Mary had taken
them and went over to her house, taking
with him very large dirk knife that he
had carried for years. He accused her
OF the theft and cut her terribly about
the abdomen, her brother, who was
lying in bed sprang up to defend his
sister and was also out by his father,
who, after committing the inhuman deed,
returned home and went to bsd, where
be WAS arrested short time after. Both
victims died within "a hours. The exc
cution was the first that ever took place
in kanawha county.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-13

EeathersJoue seated and Catc H'n-
seated " 9Th >onsc UIsIicuttY.

Eeatherstouc seated and Cate Un-
seated " ath >onic DisIicutty.
WASHINGTON. d. O March 6, speaker
Reed had TO crack his whip very IRE
quently to-day TO seat sR,hsrstone. Gate,
the sitting member, had over 200 ma.
jority in vote Of over 10000, and was
clearly entitled to the seat. So plsin was
this that in making up the list OF those
contestess who were to be oustsd the Re-
publican managers did not at first in
cluae Oates name; but. finding the Re-
publicans disposed TO do as they we've
tod, the leaders finally determined to
put Gate out and put FeatheFstone in.
They would have bad lass difficulty per-
hEps, in declaring the election void and the
seat vacant but this would have brought
Gate back here in 6 days. So they in
sisted that, Gate being ousttd, Feather
stone should be seated.
At this several high-minied Repuhli-
cans rsbelled. Hill OF Illinois, wan,oS
TO get up and make q speech setting forsh
tho reasons OF his rebellion. This the
Republicans would not permit; hut, with
the help Of tho Democrats, he got leave to
print them in the Record and his vote
told.
Stewart of Vermont could not bs per.
shaded to vote with the Republicans.
Cutcheon Of Michigan, was only brought
into line by being reminded that Reed
had made him chairman Of militsrytat-
fairs, and that as such it was his duty to
stand by the chairman of the elections
committee.
All day long Reed, Mckinley and Can
non lahored with these and other rebels.
Bnt the best they could get from most OF
them was q promise not TO vote with the
democrats. The only thing Reed didn't
have TO do was to count quorum. The
Democrats voted in the hope that the Re-
publicans they were counting OIL would
help them defeat Featherstone.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-13

Waiter--"Obampssne? Yegsir, right
of, sir-dFy, Hir ?" Hiram Rayseed
with his best RirD-"Hoves you mind
whether we'se dry or not. Jus. get tult
chamraginY and don't ask no iouliah
questions !"--ias-icm Grocer.
The moat ous,ly book in the world is a
Bible il Hebrew. An ofisr OF its weight
in gcid wRl once made. Il was aaces-
tanned that this CtTar amounted to $I02,-
0jO, which vas refused. The volume il
SIN IN tho library OF the vatican.
First Manpgsr--.il'ln Eoiug to bring
ont somsthing Ley. ia tie stakespearean
line. la ulng to take, too" second
Manage VIVA 10 is?n First Manager
-" Hamlet, With two ''7pmlass' and two
graves OF saa! DIET. - NtB l'Drk Sun.
what do you dfiva sIch p,tiful look
Jog carcass as thRt2 Why don't you put
h-avier coat of 1,sh un him, Pa, ?" "a
heavier coat % il th on LiLl! By the
powers the poor crestnre can hardly
carry what little thsre ia on him pow!n