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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-02-05
A BAD SKIN DISEASE
On Limb 3 Years. Bedridden Years.
Doctors and Medicines Useless.
Feared Amputation.
Cured by Cuticura at Cost OF $3.50
Now Does Her Own Work.
A Wonderful Cure.

must write and tell you OF the success hnva
had In uAlng the CuTIcuRA RKMKrIEs. had bees
troubled for nearly five years with skin disease in
the right limb and all the doctors In this city could
do nothing for Il. tried everything until Al last
thought should have 70 have the limb amputated al
tie knee II was sweled TO twico the natural size
and could barely hobble around on crutches.
three years, and could not get out happened 10
look IN the newspaper and saw The CuTIcuRA ad-
vertisement and q last resort tried that. used
Two bottles OF the REsolvEsr and thres boxes OF
the CurIcvRA. I am now able 70 do all my work,
both In house and out Of doors, and my limb Y a.
natural a. could possibly be under any eircum-
stances. II IL mcst wonderful cure. II had given
up hopes Of ever being wen again. II this will
benent you, you are welcome 70 use u 70 the bess
advantage. Any one not credltirg this can find me
BY addreasing me a the aboye-named city
N.Y. HARRIET 6TICKLER, Iowa City, Ia.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-02-05
riiRLAsD FACTS AND TIcnos.

New postofIee.
-iIon. y. NJ. Conner and Dr. Collins went
to Seneca Tuesday last.
Miss Cora Langley spent a few days last
week with her numerous friends In Neoaho,
Mo.
-Falrland city hotel has added a new porch
to Itself and other Improvements are coutem-
plated.
The FaIrland drug store has received Iis
new stock or drugs and has opened them for
business
May, daughter OF Col. Ritter. has been
quite III for some time but is now slowly con-
valescent.
Mr.. Joe Kelley. OF Echo. is building q
residence and will soon begin the erection OF
billiard hall.
-Falrland has quite eOmmodisns platform
nowi the recent addition made BY the railroad
company was badly needed
Capt. L. B. Smith "a decorating hls lo,s in
FAlrland with a nice fence which adds greatly
to The appearance OF things.
"A buildiHs for the accommodation OF m.
postonieeis l. under srocess Of erection, and Viii
be inefRi affair Of the kind when oompieted.
MIR. Zoe Parks has purchased the livery
stables Of Mr.. John Cooley snd viii buy new
lesms and bugglea TO meet the demsnds Of the
public.
Col W. ID. Ritter he. received the ap-
polntment OF postmaster. has allied his bond
and the once will be In working order in the
very near future.
--ot Smith. Of the arm Of l. b Smith a Son,
went to Springfield. NO. last Sunday svpn-
Ing upon business connected with hls house,
returning Tuesday.
Judge Ag,lrain, Msl Breedlove, and 9TH
ers have taken leaaes east Of this place and en-
pcet 10 proceed Immediately IN developing
thelr mineral wealth.
--our sister town Of Seneca is now enjoying
hrst-clAaa miLerpl booml the funds for push
Ing the WORK Of mining are being furnished By
paFtlea from Kentucky. when the rich mlnes
In this locality are opened up they will prove
abonanzs 10 the people Of lhls soctlon.
February 3. DKLAwAus.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-02-05
The Long Expected Payment

The freedman payment, SO so per
head, takes place in this town at the
Patton building beginning on Tuesday
next. 1t will probably consume a
week at this place. Alluwe, Chouteau,
IT. Gibson, Wan, Muldrow, Braggs
again and perhaps Lenapah will also
be visited. At Braggs s3l 900 was paid
out, many OF the benefciaries going
from the remotest portions OF the ma
tion TO draw their money. Not q few
instances OF disappointment arose for
probably more than . hundred persons
who are upon the Cherokee "authenti-
Gated roll" were left of the govsrnment
roll. This was through no fault OF
their own, because they presented
their proofs in 1889 before Com
missioner Wallace, but through the
omission Of their names fIom the roll
by MI. Wallace or the department at
Washington. In these cases Indian
Agent Bennett has taken a statement
OF the facts In the case and will submit
them 10 the secretary of the interior
with his opinion IN regard the reto.
That all such persons will eventually
get their money Is not to be doubted,
but to bring about such action viii re-
quire considerable time. lis reported
that when the Alluwe payment occurs
the Delawares will be paid thor por-
.,.no Of 'his fgnd but We have no deii-
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-02-05
nusKoorE COURT AsD esSERlL NOTES.

The Cherokee freedmen and Greek pay.
ments with the McAiester court, calls many Of
our citizens from home. and our town is very
quiet
This morning tho second sioo. 900 was taks,i
to okmulgee under heavy escort. with which TO
continue the payment. The money came last
night by express.
--Chas. James and Chas. Johnston, Jailed
last Monday for pistol carrying have been held
on other charges. They tried to break jail By
pryiDg the door open and the Jallor founeNAH
lmproyised slung- shot on their person. James
is believed TO be the man wanted In Texas fol
rape. They declare their Intentions Jet es-
Gaping.
Feb g. IeoI
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-02-05
The Kansas oity stoek Yards.

Col. ThoH J. Allen, general travel
ing agent FOR these yards made this
Office call last Thursday aud left one
Of their 1890 reports. The yards have
now been established twenty years
and during that time have received
9.l32.0S6 cattle, 2l,757,Sl2 hogs, 2,677-
S96 sheep. 1922 $50 horses and mules.
An idea Of the increase OF business may
be gained by one item: In 1871 the re.
ceipts OF cattle were 100 S27 and in 1890
they were l,472, 200. Tie gain in cattle
for 1890 over 1889 was over quarter of
a million head. 1t may not be that
this gain is altogether attributable to
the efforts Of our friend Col. Allen,
who has been in the company's ser
vice but a year, but the fact remains
that the excess business was done and
he is deserving a share OF the credit.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-02-05
Remarkable Rescue.

Nrs. nschael Curtain, Planfield,
III, makes the statement that she
caught cold, which settled on her
lungs; she was treated for month by
her family physicial, but grew worse.
lie told her she Was q hopeless victim
OF consumption and that no medicine
coulu cure her. Her druggist suggest
ed Dr. Kings New Discovery for Com
sumption; she bought a bottle and to
her delight found herself benefited
from nfet dose. She continued its use
and afiaf taking ten bottlez. found her
self sound snd well. now does her own
housewQfk AMI is as we'll as she ever
was. Free fuAl hottie Of this Great
Discovery ~ ~. q. Patton 4 Cos.
drug store. IAfae hoftIes SOC. and 81 90.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-02-05

-. W. PrHehard has recently returned
from a visit to HE FATHER In Tennessee.
--somethlng looking Ike q new house hes
made its appearance on DR.. McBdde's claim
where he had ettensivs breaking done last
fall.
"A Mr.. Essier from Missouri Is teaching .
school In the new Presbyterian church and is
much liked - teacher The church is not
yet pain or dedicated although u hos been
usta ssag gyvernI prayer meetings since the
holll. au1rThe people have shown energy and
riuckn erecting house OF worship.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-02-05

viii you heed tho Warning. Tie
signal perhaps of ththeure Approach
ofthat more terrible disease q Conaniqp-
ton. Ask yougseiycai { yhH cali aI'nrd
FOR the sake Of savn Wt.. ~ fnn The
risk aud do nothing Saf NJ We Know
from experience thai t,.II1hN Cure
will cure your congh. n UI|If fails
This explains why mofe 0ANIl al lion
hotties ~efe sold the patI ~ Nf.| IA re-
lieves cropp aud N'|n1n' K |1|,I ~ Al
once. Mothers, do|t..I Ia MA n l.tt.i /
For lame back, sl.II| kh est ..l Nj;
l1ll's Hofons |||I0 .. nn,.l E + ~. N
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-02-05
New Advertieements.


The influx of advertising g during the
past two weeks is decidedly gratifying
and shows us that business men even
outside of our own town recognize
good newspaper when they see one.
q. ID. Meserve 4 Co., of Baxter
Springs, the leading hardware and i'm
plement house Of that city, place half
column announcement before our read
ers and we take pleasure in indOrsing
them as being perfectly reliable.
J. J. Fribley, also hardware man
and Of the same city. utilizes our busl-
ness local column.
A. ID. O.. Harvey, furniture dealer
and undertake., returns to our COL
umus after several months E01f
w. W. Miller, our own hrdware
merchant comes forth with ID intima a.
tion Of things to be and Skinner. Rat
clitf & Co. also have a change in their
ad. this week. Altogether the paper,
10 It's advcztislng department. looks
decidedly new
Man Killed hut e1oo. 600 Saved.
Our Muskogee notes state Thar The
second slo0.OsO Of the Greek payment
arrived Sunday night aud was dis.
patched next morning for okmnlgee.
The money was in charge OF Indian
Police Bob Marshall who had an escort
Of some twenty Creek Lighthouse, Mar.
shall and all the others being negroes
Capt. Sanger and another gentleman
were driving in buggy and were with
or near the outfit. Stopping at the
halfway place about noon a disagree
ment arose between Marshall anc
"Governor" Mcintosh, oOlored, ard the
Gle" passed. At this juncture Mar
shall turned MOUND and one Of the
Lighthouse had him covered" By 4
dexterous move Marshall knocked the
man down and turning, shot McIntosl
through the neck. killing him instant
ly. Some Of the others at once pre-
pared to place Bob under arrest an,
disarm him but be gave out the infor
nation that he would kill the first mar
who attempted such action and the,
desisted. He further told them tha
he was the only United States office
In the party aud that the money was II
his charge. To emphasize his feeling
in the matter he made the whole outH
proceed to Okmulgee ahead OF him
where he stated that he would Civ
himself up. A message received yes
terday morning from our Muskoge
correspondent states that McInto0h'
body was left lying by the road sid
where IL fell and was brought II
that night by passer-by. Th
party wefe all drunk aud drinkin
when they left Muskogee Monda.
morning aud while the "rucus" woul'
naturallysbe ascribed to this cause
some believe there was plan forme'
to get away with ~ 100000.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-02-05
CLlnKmoRK NOTES.

Tho report that Miss Nellie Mccloud vas
married some time ago was q mistake.
Mia. Juliet chamber retained from
Tahiequah last night where she has bsen copy
Ing the census rolls.
Nelson Foreman. better known ~ "Broad
Horn" IL in our midst from Caney and is an
influential Alliance man.
we learn that Mr. p. p Reavis and
family will return.t 10 their home In Kansas
and our people Ne sorry To hear Of them
leaving.
Feh a leot
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-02-05

Why scratch your life away when a
little Hnpt's Cure judiciouslY applied
will cure the worst case of itch ever
knownf II not IL costs you nothing.
Price SOC. Sold by w. &. Pa ton A %.
" Nhanahan. Nlnil4. ..nd i. n.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-02-05

Nelly Bly, got around the world pret-
y lively, but Cheatban's Tasteless
chiii tonic will go Al still better pace.
Try = bottle when ~ need OF = remedy
for chllls. J.T. Mcspadden. Chelsea.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-02-05

--winneid Scott. Of Fort worth, arrived
from 81 Lonls Tuesday
bob French. Will 0anup and Gland shell
tor paid vlnIta short visit Tuesday night.
IF. NJ. Connor, OF FaIrIand. has spent
some days In this city during the past week.
Judge Feara has been mp from Mushogse
this week attending Commissioncr Mnson's
court.
-Geores Hubert. one Of Neosho's big law
yers. was registered at the Raymond house,
Monday.
.-Dr. Collins. Capt. Smith. W. d Ritter
and several other residents Of Fairiand we're
over Tuesday.
REV. J. ". weife Is at home agaia after an
absence OF several weeks spent in evangelical
wsrk In Missouri.
Miss Babe" Thompson arrived from
Tshleqnah Tuesday and was welcomed back
by her many friends.
james Martin was down from the Mig
creek country Monday and dropped into this
once with word Of encouragement.
q II Lewis and J. u. Msrkham we're up
from Graysvllie this week talking COW law
on the negative side asd very emphatIcaiiy.
Mr.. Geo. N. ward. OF Olympus. came over
last week to see his daughter, Mrs. WIN. D..
Rains, who Ia very alex indeed with consump-
tlon and typhoid fever.
-Dict Hartshorn. an old tims boy In the
verdlgris country but for ten years foreman
OF the whistler ranch at Sac and Fox, was here
Monday.
Mrs. Fauny whistler, OF Sac and Fox.
passed through the city last Friday on her
way 10 KaAsas, accompanied by her daughter
Pauline and little son.
-Mlss Ida Beatty. after an extended absence
| At Tahieqnah, where Of late she has been en-
gagged In the work OF preparing the per capita
payment rolls, returned home Tuesday night.
Commissioner Mason'e Court.
Clay Martin, perjury; committed.
F. P. Dawson and four others, intro
ducing; discharged.
W. +. Lynn, larceny; discharged.
Earl Hardy. disturbing religious con-
gregation; recognized.
Fayette Testamen, injuring church
property; recognized.
Chas. Walton, carrying razor as wea-
pom; recognized
Simon Meigs and Harriet Weber,
obstrncting legal process; recognized.
Sutton and Alexander vs. Daws &
Thompson; plaintiff dismissed action.
Geo. W. Moore vs. Frank Canard, at
tachment; order OF sale OF property for
S99.5O.
Married, Feb. 2. Charles Paxson and
Miss Mary Mauerl.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-02-05
cLLREHORE CHRIsrIIS ExDEAvoR.

This society held very sueeessful business
mesting ct the parsonage last Thursday even
ing. Some changes were made In the chair
manships OF the different committees. Those
wishing TO connect with the society will please
communicate with Miss Eliza II Gourd Of the
Lookout committee. Miss Betty Reavis was
chosen to act ss secretary and chairman OF the
prayer meeting committee during the absence
OF her sister, Leona. Two new eommittess-
one on music and one on Sunday sehools--were
chosen and the latter committee began work
at once visiting the families In town.
The prayer meeting on Sunday night was
quite interesting and the members generally
took pIYt by answering TO the roll call. some
VITA nerlp.afc texts, soms b. leading Ia
prayer and some " .-.i.nony. Mrs. Hol-
comb interes:ed the meeting by avery eater
tainins aec1unt of The meetings of Two socle-
us Etirk sl,s itifrd dHyins hsr yifit q clln-
ton. No Miss Lsoba ReasIs who has been ID
cs.1osa ,earhlas meAio. was ue nnd led ne
nierting
The society VIII hoid box anppsr In the
church next Friday evening for the purpose OF
adding to the organ fund OF the church. All
ladies and girls are Invited TO come and bring
boxes.
Regular meetIsgs:-Prayer meeting every
Sunday evening at o p. IN. ConsecratIon
meeting the 0rst sabbath In each month
Regular monthly business meeting on Thurs
day evening preceding the drst Sabbath Of the
month, and church prayer meeting every We'd
nesdAy evening.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-02-05
THE FRrrDnAs rAYnKxr.

BnAoas. I. r.. Feb Q, leol.
EDlroR cHinfrAIS,-Piesse announce that l
Will pay Cherokee freedmen Of Cooweeseoo-
wee, Delawars aud saline districts AZ vinita.
beginning February 10. 1901, Al O'Clock ,.
m. and contlnne nntiI al .wno apply are paid
LKo n. nKKNRrr. u. 8. Ind. Aet.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-02-05

"A hne LOT Of horses and mules for
sale AZ ranch on Rock creek. w. q.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-02-05

Sold everywhere. Price, CurIcURA, Soc; Soar.
25c.; REsoLyENr. u. Prepared By the PorTKn
DhUo AND CHEMIcAL C0RPonATIoN, Boston.
80 Send for How 70 Curo Skin Diseases" o.
pages, 80 Illustrations. and 100 testimonials.
PIN s s,ssl .: bed Tsa So1sa sA.gPsd' and
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-02-05
cuticura Remedies

Are the greatest akin eurcs, blood purifiers, and
humor remedies Of modern tines. CulrcuRA RE-
poisonous eiementsl, and CUrIcuRA, the great Skin
Cures and CUTIcuRA Soar, an exquisite SkiD Beau
uher, externally 90 clear the skin and scalp. aud
restore the hair instantly relieve and speedily cure
every epecies OF itching, burning, scay, crusted,
pimpvl serofulous, and hereditary diseases and ha.
mors o. the akn scalp, and blood with losa OF hair
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-02-05
N United STATES COMMISSIONER,
T0HNn TAYLOR, JR.,

u. 8. commissioner for the Western
District Of Arkansas. Will practice
before the u. s. courts at Muskugee
TT. Smith and Vinita. Also author
lied TO take bonds and application for
hotel, Claremoie, 1. T.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-22

.-A w~~n Yosxh4.
49, - ~. Ro.> snssfs
s,ea - = - - Ksecn
HH - a. Ems~v Ausases
, .sest - 1St.1 : 49, No. Hayhss
myhSeSR. 49, 49, Fsnn,s
nsxa x.-s. ~ Hahei
1.t Das.s rzrrv w.rr.
sa1ess ss<114s
.x- 81. $500
Ds1ekp4fu - -. - ffaas-'
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-22

OFFICIAL PAPER Of THE cITI.


The New York Times Is . rank free
trade journal. aad yet it contains good
protective news occasionally. Hero is
one recent item:
During the week representatives of
On extensive worsted manufacturing
concern have been in town prospecting
for the purchase of tract OF land,
with the intention Of establishing and
operating . large worsted factory here.
Although the scheme is yet in it, in
fancy. there Is every probability that II
will b . success After purchasing Z
suitable tract Of land near the business
center Of the town, tho firm will form
. stock company, with . capital OF
$6c0,09 With this amount the CON-
pany Will erect . large brick factory,
stock il with machinery, and begin
operations on On extensive scale. The
factory will employ 800 operatives. pay.
ing out annually about $3.50, 900 for
wages"
1t is very. very funny that such in.
vestments and enterprises should fol.
low 80 closely upon the heels Of Q
tariff law, which was destined-as PEI
Democratic campaign assertions-to
aim . death blow at American indus
tries. They do not seem to have been
protected to DEATH" As usual, there
Is screw loose in the Democratic ar.
yangement.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-22
THEY WERE NOT IN IT.

The travelling Msa Bsassn Oss - Sight
~ the Owashtaaongs.
The travelling sAlesmcn for tho local
furniture houses played . very one
sided game of indoor baseball with
picked nine from the Owastanong
league, at Luce's Hall last evening.
About two hundred people were pres
ent, . large part of the audience being
ladies.
The Owashtanong picked nine wa
composed Of the following gentlemen:
Boyns, b; Barber, f; Beecher, c t;
Scharch l b; Blake, G; Wilcox, . .;
Speed, +; Neahr, p; Rathbun, 8 b.
Travelling men: Summers. G; Caldwell,
p; Moore, b; Corley, b; Morley, l b;
Bullens. r I; Hall, ! f; Stratton. Q +
Shaffner, SIS.
Score: Travelling men. 8; Owashta-
nongs, "a. Batteries: Travelling men,
Caldwell and Summers; Owashtanongs,
Neahr and Blake. Umpires, Jones and
WEIGH.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-22

In the case of Herrick vs.. Crozier, IN
which the jury rendered verdict Of no
cause of action, the discussion was upon
the facts aud not upon defect upon .
defect in the pleadings. The defendant
claimed that he told plaintiffs what the
stock was, and told them "to look it
up" which they did, and the trade was
concluded. The charges of fraud and
misrepresentation made in the declare
ton 1T the time the suit was CON-
menced, were abandoned upon the
trial, and the verdict completely exon
crates Mr.. Crozier from those charges.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-22
What PEOPLE Want
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." ARE FREE /
ALL OTHER ADVERTISING Is PAID FOR.

Twelve words Will no-
n ally m = lxo two lfaess
thfrteen and mot to OK.
coed twenty words ths-oe
lincs. and Ana the larger
advertisements Ghe aver
awo ~ seven words IN =
line. There ~ bat one
price aad that is quoted
IA the table herewith.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-22
Employment 0uIsaul


k0So9 49, t0W&9 o@oQA-
nE{soIIA BROS .Flourissors
EsoR sAI-k on EACH ANGE- -lsp sqrs lsrn IL
oeeeas Co. sns qiis fzsn ieke Aioeioan.
$ ssIss ls.esssed. hsle,ss ksseA ses Mspss
Una irsiis Ia sEssdssss Kss = ssr ssss.
UsoE sxIx-s rssn heass ga Terrace sxs.
mo1erA Gni9h ana handy 81 uffeo1 ear ses-
slee. esrxa-s Ter az sss xsshaae ssakh kna
pF0perSy.
WE-nsss ssns aas ngrsssy ssssk. nsst
sse Aslf regular prices II yes srs thlnkias u
bayisg eosse ~ kna - ~ We ca eszlt y0u
- slslily aad ptaos
VoR GALE-A aas ns1era hsase = on1sf.
plambsd khEenxkouk sss and al ne1sra
esnteniencex ThlS heuss nusS b oola aAa
~tu - - barEain-
WANTEn-Ter rent. with prissiaes - bsUtas.
spsus:sIs s party ss Sss Win s isrsissss asa
coed har trade preferIed-
EOk sALE-Tws s-roesa housss On North
= Lafayette n. near hridxe. Win eli bolk
~ one clAssp u said within the next - daeA
EoR sA1.E--eEsom house 20 Auuaen-ut., 80
loot Heat seed cellar. we'll AID clstera,
ersded street. wsief And sss, price asR' sssg
FoR eALE-xroom house on Third Ct. stone
= foundation, good we'll snd cs<tcfn; Wtl
sell a. contracI tlio down. balance hontey
payments
E0R sALE-s-reom house on Forrest O.. ~
= loot froat: well. clstadn snd neaera CA
senienoes; on contract. Sloe down.
EoR sALE--a lots on North ave. s1xiW q
4 tae each; on contracts easy teIms
TOR EXCHANGE q acres tao miles frsm
+ ssugstuek. 1910 peach trees bearing. 50
STANDARD pear trees. ~ cherry, - apple -
piums. 30 eetsserrsess sefcs Of etrASoex:se<.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-22

ONR ENJOYS
10Th the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs il taken; it il pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly ON the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs II the
only remedy Of It's kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and 20
ceptable to the stomach, prompt In
il action and truly beneficial In ii
Effects prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, il
many excellent qualities commend Il
10 al and have made Il tho mot
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs 10 for sale IN 60c
and 81 bottles By al leading drug
gistA Any reliable druggist wno
may not have il on hand win pro
cure il promptly for any one Who
wishes to tzy It. Do not accept any
Uhstitute.:.
CALIFORNIA FI0 SHRUp CO
szs RAscxooo. cSf-
teUOH1kfs ~ ~ voee u.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-22

TIE Democratic cnmpAign last fall
could not have been more shrevdIy
planned, il foreign nations had been
actually expected to turn in and help
the Democracy stay the American
tariff system. Their hewIs were taken
by foreign manufacturers. who had no
real knowledge Of the Mckinley Law,
- gospel truth and they went OF at
haIf-cock in denunciasion of that law.
They are just now learning some prac-
tical lessons on how much reliance to
place in . Democratic campaign howl.
Hereafter they viii have . higher ap-
probation Of genuine American pstri-
oesn, - exsmplided BY Republican
principles. and . contempt for Demo-
cratic deuogogusry, which would sell
out lts counry's dearest interests for
votes and Offices. il Last campaigns
operations are any criterion.
Italy 10 nov waking up 10 the fact
that. far from being . damage 10 her
5nseresss. the Mckinley tariff Law has
enlarged her commercial relations with
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-22

Special to the TgLscRAx-HERALp.
HOLLAND, Mich, Jan. 19.-At a
regular meeting at Erutha Lodge No.
q, r. D. 1. o. o. F., held on Friday
evening, January l6, the following Of.
ficers were elected; Miss Rose Clark,
n. c.; Mrs. Jane Strong. V. e.; Miss
Addie Clark, r. S.; b. P. Higgins, T.;
A. s. Tedmon, /. e.; Mrs. Harrington,
W.; Mrs. VIM. Damson, Chap; Mrs.
Jane A, Higgins, K. s. N. e.; Mrs.
Annie Kruisenga, l.. s. N. g.; L. L.
Strong, r. s. v. e.; Miss Clara Clark,
L. s. V. c.; Mrs. r. A. Hunt, p. N. 6.