Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-04-09
Food for Thought.


The following are the headlines
which appeared in the Chicago Herald
on the 23th inst:
j. In sad need OF help.
2. In utter want and misery.
3. Unable "a find work.
4. Wealthy people careless Of the
poor.
8. Children crying for food.
9. Babies crying for bread
T. A large family depending on a
child Of IA who gets S3 per week.
s. Men seeking work while their
/ families are starving.
8. Need clothing and food
10. Supported BY a boy Of IA who
receives 81 week, family Of seven
persons.
II. An old womans sorrows in pow
erty.
u. Farmers returning east. Mort
gages.l
13. Helpless and starving,
IA. 600 sacks Of nour VIII bo distrib-
uted.
Is. Must care for the heather first
"a judges decision TO a deiunct bank
deposition.
i6. A fashionable club dimes Justice
Harlan.
II. The wife Of Justice Field gives
some good advice-the best way TO pre-
pare a turkey for eating is TO feed il on
champagne and walnuts before killing
IL.
Is, New features Of fashion.
10. Flowers fand fruits are promi-
nent
20.-Drawing rooms filed with bios
SONS and fragrance.
81. Seal skin, sable and astrchan as
favorite trimmings.
p. Velyets at o'clock
23 They wear large hats.
p. a stylish mantle.
25. Wanted-a few gentlemen OF
position who wish to live where no sec.
oud class people are taken. Hotel
adv
2G Society folks meet charming
lady.
q. Nabobs smoke a new cigarette.
q. a man eats at one sitting 100
oysters and 50 clans
30 Hopes TO win health.
30 Trying tosuppress scandal lin
high life.
81. New style in jewelry
32. Englewood Knights-Masons
have a grand dance, an elaborate sup
per served.
30. Mrs. Clovers new baby wonder
fully improved by the help of a French
invention.
"a. Big railroad combination.
3j. A close combination
36. Railroad rates in good shape.
81. Congressman Taylor's silver
deal.
9s. lEd.) Bland's mischievous silver
ride.
80. Adjudication of labor disputes
STRIKES should not be tolerated.
40. Criticising Judge Anthony for
censuring brokers for bleeding the peo-
pies pockets to freely.
~. a bank wrecker buys his ac-
quittal
a. Silver men defeated.
43. How All alderman manages 20
live in two wards at the same time.
A. Lead trusts trustees announce
their purpose to continue the payment
OF dividends.
l5. S5l2 ll5,G6l was incorporated in
January.
46. Marked advance in stocks be-
cause Of the defeat OF free coinage
amendment
AZ. Stock market has been strong
to-day.
4s The acoumulating Of money has /
been very great.
40. Western Union stock is up be- |
cause the postal telegraph bill has been |
indetinelY postponed
80. II. G. Dunn q Co commercial re- |
port says that the volume Of money in |
was reduced during tho /
month Of January S4,O0O,00O.
81. Mr. Hutchisou made $500, 600 on /
wheat and corn in the last two weeks. /
81, Protection TO the millionaires. /
SO. Boodling in the legislature.
"a. Hounded by q syndicate
5j. VIII buy the legislature.
SO. The oposition papers howl at |
governor Boies because he said in his |
n. Y. speech that Iowa farmers were /
loosing money raising corn.
81. The eight hour bill discussed /
in congress-Senators Blair and Dawes |
engaged in an angry discussion over
the bill
5S. Laborers and farmers at Spring /
field conclude TO work through the old /
parties
50. Many reforms demanded by the |
alliance.
60. Steel workers on a strike.
81. Down go their wages.