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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-31

Chasles A. Briggs. Of New York, to .
pross.orship in tho Onion Theological
seminary. This profssnorship. which 10
devoted 70 tho Hsbrsv Language and
biblical theology, va endowed with
eloo. 900 BY Mr.. charlss Butler On oondi-
ton that tho chair shoad be occupied
By DR.. BEigga Tho latter when no g.
sumed tbs position the other day deliv-
cred IN inaugural address, from which
the following extract u taken:
Th0e 80 asors h TIE 6orspozss vhhrh % one
has ssen ahAs 10 sxpaa1n sway, and ths theory
thai thMe are noae IN tho ORIGINAL taxi u sheer
azsunr son. upon which 70 mind eaa - WIN
oereninty. The Bibk nBcn nowhere MAKES this
clatn- Tbe ueeds Of the church nowhere make
it II b . ghnss a modern svAageiicaitnm 10
frighsen children 1t Is unvise and believe u
h unchYiufian- 70 force Dea 70 accepe the drips
authority of the B1hhs or rs1scs 10 On tbs Qenszon
q In inesrancy In then oisc0mssas1aahk
Now il chances that ono Of tho prin-
cipal rules Of the seminary resds:
Every member Of the fAculty shall "a sntsrtsg
upoa hin od3ce, aud trieonaaliy thereafter, OF
when required by the board 20 long IS be 10
mains In once. rlake and subscribe the following
declaration In the prcarncc Of the board namely:
II believe the Scriptures Of the Old and New
Testament to DO the Word Of God, the only in
fAlible rule Of faith and practice, and do DOW. IN
tho presence a God and she directors OF this
seminary. sosemnly and sincerely receive and
adopt the Westminster oonfeasiop Of faith, a.
containing the system Of doctrine taught in The
Holy 6criprsneA do also. In like manner. ap-
prove of the Presbyterian form Of government.
and do solemniy promise that viii not teach or
inculcste anything which shall appear 70 me 70 be
subvesive OF the said system OF doctrine OF the
principles of said form OF government % long a.
shall continue to be professor In the seminary.
II any professor shah refuse as the stated time,
OF when required by the board. TO repeat tha
above declaration. he shall forthwith cease to b
professor in tho institution
The query arises: How can DR.. Briggs
subscribe to the declaration and still hold
the views outlined by his first public de-
hverance rs professor? This Is . point
upon which the general assembly may
be called to act. DR.. Briggs is now SC
years of age, and has q wide reputation
in theological circles as an independent
thinker, vigorous writer and diligeut
student.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-31

A SsEssMENT ROLL for the construction Of
avenue 70 Prescott street. In the city Of Grand
Rapids.
orrlcE OF CRY CLEHK.l
GRAND Rapids. Mich. Jan. y. lssl.
To-
II. Boumeester. Jacob Bas. c. +. Balloon. A..
Broekgarden. Julia A. Billings. E j. bigsiow.
Derk Bolt. Jacob Builtenwerp. James II.
Brown, Emma r. Carpenter T. Crowley. G. 4
W. VI. R. r. Co. John Dykeman. J. l. Dire
bault. Gelina DE Jonge. Ansie De Nries. fios-
Ae j. D.VTies. Harm Dyksira, johannes Den
harder. Jan Dorenbas. Sibbel fromfic. Everett
Gray. Freeman Godfrey. VIM: J. ecka Her.
Howell, Albert Kikkerf. Gerritt kossink c. q.
Linderman. .rrit j. Mailman. Frank NJ llier.
John Mcconnell. John Newton. Hendrix Paul
der. Jacob Rieiman. p. j. Rowi.nd. Ellen kine.
q. J. steg eman. John Snyder. Johannes 81 J.
stra John Stryker. Albert Stryker. Corneslue
STRIKER. John Snellink Rarend Scbrskena.
Egberfus Tangenberg, IA NE Tuinstra, r. w.
Tusch. Adrian Van Oefue. Fl AK L. Watson.
Andrew Whaler. Esbert N lersms. Peter
Workman. Catherine wash. Edward +.
Wheeler. Berend ZevaIink.
You are hereby notified that an assessment
is about 10 be made upon you 10 defrsy the en-
ment roll has been made in the premises and
is on file in the clerks office OF said city. where
IL will remain open for inspection until Mon
day evening, Feb. 2 1881. when aud where
you can appear before the Common Council
on said evening and show cause. If any. why
said assessments should not be made aud col
lected according 10 law.
VI. A. SHNrx.s.
81 City Clerk.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-31

School children often give queer an
swers to questions propounded at public
examinations. One bright lassie who
thought for herself. although sometimes
wrongly. was asked to define ''dnleav.
ened bread" and described it az "hom<
made Pressed for her rcasons she
said: Jesus was always telling his fol.
lowers to beware OF the leaven of the
Pharisecs. He knew if he could only
get them 10 make their own bread the
wicked Pharisees would never have 4
hand in il. but would have to throw
their nasty old leeven away"
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-31


didate for congress and the g0vernnEship
In tho peoples movement he hes been
On acknowledged leader. He was chosen
speaker Of the present legislature with
out opposition, the Republicans and
Democrats joining tho Alliance members
in supporting him.
For several Days after fhe election in
November it was widely believed that
John +. Willis, candidate of tho
Peoples party, had been elected gov
ernor. But the complete returns showed
that he had been defested by triie
over 5000 votes When Ingalls, was
elected to tho senate eighteen years ago
Willis was Republican member of tho
house. but voted for Congressman David
p Low a. against Ingalla At the re-
cent Ocala convention Willis was made
national lecturer Of the. Alliance Ct .
salary Of 5000 year.
Persistent and everlasting hostility to
loan companies Is probably the thing
which characterizes most widely mem
bers Of the Alliance. In view Of this it
may occasion some surprise to learn that
ono of the prominent Alliance men has
BEEN an employe until recently of loan
company. This Is John e. Breidenthal,
of Labette county. He has just reached
his thirty fifth year. His present prom
inence il due undoubtedly 70 his having
lost his position with tho loan company
on account Of his advocacy Of the peo-
pies cause during the last campaign.
During the seventeen years Of his resi-
dence IN Kansas Breidenthal has been
identified with all of the Greenback and
Peoples party movements
HERBERT s. HOUSroN.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-31

A viii case recently tried at vouvray,
France, brought out some remarkable
facts regarding the devisor. Her name
was Mime. Brochard, and she was an ad-
herent to the doctrine Of metempsycho-
sis. From the evidence adduced it ap-
peared that the lady, who was widow,
believed firmly that her husbands soul
had passed into the body of an omnibus
horse, and the animal in question was
accordingly the object of her special
veneration and even affection. She had
also visions Of the periodical descents
from heaven Of one of her relatives,
whom she thought to be engaged in full
filing the humble but useful functions
of postman for the celestial hierarchy.
Mime. Brochard had special cult for
great men of the past. whose spirits she
frequently evoked, held imaginary con-
versations with them, and wrote from
their dictation several profound trea-
t;ses. Other eccentric actions were re-
vealed- The will was broken.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-31

- hnnnun1 howNn - nanuhn1ui,p
- - xnn1s ennnfy -. In16rns Ladus
~ No. usving u - eneac1sy vAsn
49, - A1kanno ennkuaaks ~ 60
gvu~
Yhix>y-1 pus ysnu go tAus wsns -
KAsnnafrom the sGnxa e uaine . xhrewd
Adoua snnnrr~ nnnnd r =. Elder Dur
In - rsuldsnos Il . gsnsrszloa IN ths
sxess - - hsna hnnnfkpd with tie
myElnd mossmmo thas havs gsssa 10
Kanms sEzch szik1ng pniitacAl History.
In sn1D hsttun dAys - 49, psomansas
usmhw = tn Hsss61np party. sd was
ds1aun6p - - OnU4ftonas oosveur
~ q 1oGe. we've - aniins and ks-
pabhanD uni1~d He 30 = msmbsr a
ths Kanms ssnan whsn To asos ~ ad-
mistnd 10 ths Usion. Dasi,g ~ vsx -
49, - Instinn sUue - Nenaho aouncy.
In la6S he vss aGaia uanhsr At The
os0ntsL
In $50 he ~ cAOn hsunnnnnt ~
srnor sn the tickss vish 0ovssnw J. NJ
Harvey. He vn = mMnbss IT ths egis-
lnsus from bis hrns esunky At frunk-
In in ls7s snd sgaia IN 1s77. IN ths
nssss yeas h va made spaasw at
ths hossa He joinsd the 0rsenbacksrs
absss thAs tiDs. I'D h.s bsea thsu en-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-31
No Gold Gets Away.

All sorts of devices are used to pre-.
vent a waste of gold in jewelry manu-
factories. One establishment Of world
wide renown goes so far as to burn its
employees old shoes. worn in the work
room, and strain the water in which
they wash their hands. These apparent
ly petty devices, with others of like
nature. are said to save the firm &15, 900
annually.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-31

A SSEsSMENT ROLL Tor the construction Of
n sewer in so3fh Lafayette street. from
WenhaH avenue 10 wealthy avenue. In the city
of Grand Rapids
orrict or err Clgrk.'
GRsSD RsrIrs. Mich. Jan. =. 1921.
To-
Jennie M.Weiizei. Francis NJ Penney, Josh us
Speed. Jerome Miner. Annie t. Hall. Nellie :.
Munsen. James Cor. agent Board Of kducs~
ton.
You are hereby notified thai 30 assessment IL
about TO no made upon you 10 deffay the -
pense of the aforesaid Improvement. IN
assessment roll has been inside IN the
premises and is on fe IN the clerks once of
said city. where u will remain open for inspec-
ton until Monday evening. Feb z. is1l, when
and where you can appear before the Common
Council on said evening And show cause. II
any. whv said sssrssufe nts should not be made
and collected according 10 lss.
81 ". A. sBfSENss. CITY Clerk
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-31

ehEkiFFfk sAIE-By virtue Of a. alias exc
- eutien issued eef 81 ead upaeI the se4l 81
The caTes.It esaFI Of the ceunts 81 Aent. II thv
Stale 81 NletiSsH- stfssted 90 the So<h asy 81
December. A. II. i<s- - ne oife<fea sn& oe
aserca ~ favor of NatlloA nolemens eAecntrlA
81 the i4>t ~iii and Testament Of William n.
solomon. deceased. ana ssAinst ina eoeet ane
rhstlxls. and fcf NsGf fheEoof then 81 The re&l
estate Of txrsfon Neal therein named. have
levied thefcNa Ana shall expose Tor SALT. -
plkile Al,tion OF seadues 90 tie highest hid
aef. ~ che south frent eafranee Ia the ei5S
court rooms sGeurs block. sec3llcdl. n ths
city OF 6I&nd Rapids. that being The place 81
holding the circuit court Of TIC county y ns reln
said premises are satnased. on Monday. TIT
leth day ST March. A. II. 1901. a. ten ce.ock 10
the forenoon Of said dsy. the failowiaE dos
cfited Fezi estate lying and being In the county
OF keaf snd State Of Michigan. and described
a. follows. 10 WIT
Lot nuneer slx Is of haeck nun her eight a..
OF Naa barss AID 1asnefs addition. TO the
city Of Grand Rapids
Dated January he, lssl
LOOMS h EIsHeF.
Sheriff Of Kent County.
Ry HAksos Cowfss.. Deputy Sheriff.
MoGiII 4 NcCnI. Attorney for Plaintiff. tet2'
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-31

The latest thing in the way Of iuven
tons is an electric frost alarm. which, il
II stands the test of use. cannot bat b
valuable to the fruit grower. A bel
End switch are connected with dial
thermometer IN snch . way that the bel
will ring when the temperature falls to
. certain point
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-31

sxwr-ows--Moisture; intense itehirr
ard stngsnz. most At nsgbt. worse BY
srrsfchnse. II allowed 20 contnnp
t,,usors form. which often bleed ARD
ulrsrafs, becoming very sore. s~sy~x's
fstxrsrxr sfors the ifehins ard bleed
mx. heals liberation, ard n most cssss
removes the fsinsors At druggists. or
Nv nail. tor - cents pr. swsyne a
SON. Philadelphia.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-31

City Treasurer once
Grand Rapids Mich. ian. y. fsal
Ncfice - hereby fivsn thai foe sssessrnsn ut
roll for grading AID xrsveiinc befonef street.
from PARK sfeuus 70 Veto ssreet ia ire Mts
Of Grand Rapids. Is now IN nv hsr1s suf
thar ! will receive payment thereon FOR the
Period Of twenty DAYS from this 6afs. ~ 10
ofhee Of the CIfs 1fessorer. rlfx Han
GEnEhf p PERfT
x Cite ire aeUrs-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-31

fIfs frtaeu-eT'f = 81
Grand Paris Mlfh Tsn - 1871.
Fosfe< - htrfev gfesn fhsf fi7s ee@e<rr7enf
roi far grs5fHg grare 20 sn1 p1rihe fss GIT
ref< ~ fesresssss sfrs@f frsrn ~ fe1f ~esf II
re vetf fHs 81 fnsf<f street. = pa tstT ~
fsrs7s Eer "a Is rs~ 81 err hSres sEt fssf
si8 recss rt pExrnenf thstesn fgf re rry1fs<
~ t~eBty &sys frer tk5s 6&fk, - ne n1zics .,
tke CsfF Trt<sart1. Cry E1
eFokaE TFprE
f~~ y fsTs 1rrzezrp~
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-31

An umbrella Of recent invention hss 4
stick which spreads out into . camp
STOOL when opened from the handle. Ap-
parenfly it's good thing for Lady "a
carry when she boaryis crowded skrss>
ear where al the male oocapants n
asAas are basy reading the papera
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-31

Orr Treaeuys~s oe>s
r*s1< Eeress Nsrn fs1 - 1s1i
tsfsre = tss~ssw Efvsr 1hfr go 1@se><se@rf
-1ss ser 9rs5tnx sn6 gTzrestaE k1Hs~y srfrHk.
fyETn f1H r<ree1 - Gtzrsr4te kEfzHt
~ 4fse s1T ~ GrenN rartt4 - .ftx y Hsv
hxnts eef fesf sr5ss -r~<Ess r.xrrrerr f3F@reor
- ne Fsersssf - fwearg az<s tFsT lbs 1stt.
- ne ersee 81 f.< fi<fs TrexsnFef City bal
ssElkeE = PfEEF.
Ia = fffs IEezsEfsr.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-31

~ ~
E-srs Fsr9ax Hafs Taa. 2 tssf.
Fnr3rH - 30 eeV s3vsr fksf - <s@esssHs-f
rtzl far fhe roaeEf 3sz ~ 81 g *f1 ~ Ehersns
sfTret frezA nzsr ~cafA fsrze sTe18s -
Me<fs 49, a~e&s4e n ta< etrr - i*fS1d Esq IS
e 49, = rx kensx <a< fket ! 80 TAcefet
g<eraerf tser@ea "a rhH E<ffe1 - fxssfg q Ts
aee~ fsfs psn GEsRaF fEkET
fea i kks u zs4rsT.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-31

ffff Fff<ffITff FF'@FfS
erzrs psrfss. Men. Jsn. u. lad
Fofiee Is hereby gwen thai the assessneuf
rc fys re rf rs*rrrffHr 81 Gseer ~ Turner
street frorr Esrst street - Fntrff street. q
- ctr - tyraes kreias- "a ns9 if r1y fsn1s
ard that 7 w5H rsrra~r rsvpsnf n eTron tpr
TIE regfed Of fuerfv 9svs r. ~ ffiis esfs. 80
the cite Of the l4fy re~savef. - y Esi1
GEnFtsF p TFktf
CsrV Tre.efFn~
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-31
TREAsUHrR.s NOTICE.


fsss Cert ffrfs
Grsrs Yards Hieh Ssa - 4se4
<fffoe = aeressy gwen tEsf To- ssssssfr ut
rel to- 20 ea7 a. rncffsr 81 seHeT kssf
Fnsfsn street. frara Srsna svtnDs n fts fssf
CTS nrfss = she = " Fl FfSGs E8p7ssb q 1rw
II ~ kan1< sbz that vfif ret sfvz Esfreszt
taeresr faT ~ fsrsss - t~tHry fsFE frsfn
fsfs ssfe sf tie e<ee - re CTS xr>zsHrsf.
eEeREF 2 PFREY.
feh u Ftv TFessafFx.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-31
IN, r.leuted wife Of an Editor.

Tho Talented Wife OF an Editor.
Mrs. NJ. n. De Young. wife of the well
known San Francisco editor, was re-
ceived with open arms by the social and
literary circles of New York during a
recent visit to the east She is a daugh-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-31

Mossrn srienoe hae demonstrated thsl
the dew Of winch puess esv. sunx. hko.
ins II n Diamond irope- . II r-alitv M
1ev st Ell. bat theexhassfasn ~ h~alfhv
plants. srse a@w beinz svsnly iepoStei
nupn ne srzr<~,~ ef th~ rsazs, The snsaev
ssrf>~~r-svsnz nor. nsaissuT. Than sf,4
sVp-r vaps rrSax froE ths eav.h i
co~sr~s ~ - erser sturxee~~ ems,
s~crp<~vs NJ ss.e kxns az 5sv m ssuuer
end a se.r frse< ~ siatax.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-31

N M earlier manhood he vss saisrr %
the lakes. rising in TINE - the osptsincy
~ steamer Tradition hae il that he
wss a decidedly literary tar. having .
fair sized binary and rsa<iane Ass,du-
cr,eiv. In sso<n his veswl w~s wreck
~. and the futsue congressman barely
>>czped with his life. A doxen yssrs
ego be drift>d to Kansas. setting first
in Jackson cpunty and later in Barbour.
There ne W. an independent candidate
Car the lsx,nssszrs. eas Ss<f er~a aefeAk -
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-31
LEGAL ADVERTISING,

sfs asks 49, u.

xii t@k<4 s@t+s =
ssxASs kAxfes. Nlfsi@ @sa. = ~.
SeAls< el<s faf tbs sxrsses t-4ksasats ~ pst
<lsns 81 hllz4lEss tnes1aco ss1tzh tns rsea'
bc>~s IA tas U&stsf Il tbs sx icnssen <ed cfea
la ii Aiath street SsH ~ resolved - ths
0sze< 81 las CAY elcfk af ~ Aaa fnszeese<
Nen3&y le<a4zfy = f<el. ~ : = m
fhe ceaacii reserves tbe rlxtf 10 fe5e1t <1y
Aoa 81 blas
Persons el1ainx wiil eRls feceits these eatias
lnxs a. portions fheEeef situate &sthlA ths
boundaries 81 AID Nfnff stTces siexesaia.
kicdffS Ia tld1snx must designate ttt pSfefi
,Aeeafains - sid street ep<nsaS eA saseh
tie h2ssdi1S 0r pat1sen thexcei ief shsSt ikt>
are h.aalGk. ss situate
ish - W. A. sHiAANAA. Gag Clerk.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-31

AUhIQc ana fstthc-s--s.---sf wv q W ~ ~ Il IN
fnsisy. All others daily except sunday.
Taxing eject sunday. jay j.. las.
presses 70 and nom Heiroit- Psrior ears run
on Day Ek pfess and Grand Rapids Lapres "a
and from Detroit. Direct connections made
III Detroit with oil through trains East. Tlcs-
cts On sale III Union Ticket once. O. Monroe
ST. and at Union depot.
fafp ~. BkIecs. Gep1 Agt. p Aenrces
O. W. RrseLFs. u. r. and ]. Agt- Chicago.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-31
CHICAGO JsSUABY1 1891.
rffAETFoE

Detroit. Lansing and Howell - - y - = .
. Ledge, L. Odessa. P1yIn tb ~ - u % = =
Howard City and fdnore ~ ~ - ~ -
Alma. Ct Louis snd saginaw ~ 81 = p.-,..-..
@Esery ssy. fweek osys
r.oS A. NJ runsfhrcBgh 20 Detroit with par
s.%o ior car. seats. - CENTS
Lon r.. ~. has through pafior car % Detroit.
Leu seats. 3 cents
e.DS J.. NJ runs through 70 Detroit ulfb par
V'-c lor cal saafs. - ceBts
Fer tickets and information AMY ~ rnion
ticket once. - Honfoeasi- or fpioa station.
sbo. DklIAkEN. Gen. psssr Ag't
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-31
CnClGA IlAG. R. All

I've Grand kspids 10 - m go m fii O. N
Arr Chicago <Arm s,Apm zee "a
tfzsiy. AZ ~ . M tfsin has Through tree par
Ter car. sad II n . M tfain Nssner sleeping
car.
Lave ehioaeez q N % . m le m 10 ~ m
Arr GRID X 2I5p "a $40 an Spm 10 IN
through tree paFier car and AZ 10 y m train
Wagner sleeping car.
Through tickets and luii Information can n.
had by railing upon A. AlmquiSi. ticket agent
al unisn staten OF a " Mnnsen. linen ssekeI
agent a. Nenros at. Grand Rapids Mich.
L. Lorkwoun. Gen. Pass Agent-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-31
legal ADVERTISING.
TREASURES. NOTICE.


t1fy Ireasurer sfTfe.
Grand Rapids. Mich, Jar. - 1ssf
Notice is hereby given that the assesSne ~
roll for grading. Grsveiifg and paving the guf
tiers Of Nealtny avenue. from ~oofh DiYisinn
street 10 Nal son avesBs. Ia the city III Strand
RAPIDS = noW IN mE haads- and that zlfl re
ceive payment thereon fer toe refted ef twenty
davs from This date. ~ he OF = ~ TIE City
Treasurer, City Hail GE0ReR r pEERI
feb b CIfE Treasurer.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-31

AK for Van Housen'scoeos--sake nc
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-09-03
The Jury Had Been "Innuenced. "

Judge Miller is a delightfully."- pleas
ant story teller and when not on the
bench II pleases him to meet his friend.
and swap a few stories. The other day
he told one about himself and the late
Charlie Moore.
They were employed to defend lii.
tic negro down in one Of the out-of.
the-way towns Of Virginia. The boy
had stolen over $500 from his employer
aud was to be tried for grand larceny.
The day OF the trial ii was bitter cold.
and as the Judge was not 50 pro.
, ..ounced a temperance man rs now he
found plenty who were willing to Join
him 10 snifflers.
The eviderce was dead against his
client and he aud Mr.. Moore realized
that argument, with copious slugs Of
bug juice, were the only things which
would save him. At noon the Judge
and jury, upon invitation OF Judge
Miller aud Mr.. Moore, adjourned to the
nearest saloon.
When court met all felt good. and
Mr.. Moore made a splendid argument.
as did also Judge Miller. They liter.
ally demolished all the evidence against
the boy aud the jury sat in open
m0uthed wonder.
1t required just seven minutes for
the jury 10 come in. and the foreman
said; We have foun' the prisoner
guilty of petit larceny. though we
specs he got the $500" The Judge
belehed forth pint or more Of tobacco
juice and said: How 10 the -- did
you do it?' The verdict was rendered.
however. aud another visit was made
TO the saloon Washington Post.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-09-03
: August. A
Flower

Mrs. Sarah II. Black Of Seneca,
Mo-, during the past two years has
been affected with Neuralgia Of the
Head, Stomach and Womb, and
writes MY food did not seem to
strengthen me at all and my appe.
tite was very variable. My face
was yellow, my head dull, aud l had
such pains in my left side. In the
morning when l got up l would
have a flow of mucus in the mouth,
and a bad, bitter taste. Sometimes
my breath became short, and 1 had
such queer, tumbling, palpitating
sensations around the heart. / ached
all day under the shoulder blades,
in the left side, and down the back
of my limbs. 1t seemed to be worse
in the wet, cold weather of Winter
and Spring; and whenever the spells
came on, my feet and hands would
turn cold, and l could get no sleep
st all. / tried everywhere, and got
no relief before using August Flower
Then the change came. 1t has done
me a wonderful deal of good during
the time | have taken it and is work
ing a complete cure. a
G. G. GREEN. Sole Man'fr, Woodbury., NJ.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-09-03
WANTED.
A True story.

This, | am assured Is a true story,
says a writer in the Detroit Free Press
Tho gentleman himself told II to me.
and the lady now his wife. sat beside
him and admitted II 10 be true. lie
had waited on her for several weeks,
when one evening he resolved to kiss
her, aud told her so.
You shall 80 nothing Of the kind ~
she said with a good deal of asperity.
But he was not to be frightened out
OF it. He reached for her. but she
drew away and Indignantly declared
that ii he undertook any such liberties
she would scream. He didn't believe
she would, so be grabbed her up aud
gave her a good, rousing smack.
Sure enough, she screeched like a
steam galliope, aud frightened the
young man well-nigh out Of his senses.
for he heard the family rushing toward
the parlor. The young lady's mother
was the first to enter and the father
came close behind.
What's the matterP" asked the
mother.
The young man stood by the piano,
wishing the roof would fall and bury
everybody. The young lady had
jumped upon the sofa.
Il saw mouse. she said.
The parents went back. and the
young man kissed her uptil she
couldn't have told mouse from a
mountain.