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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-08-13

BAR HARBoR, Me, Aug. ll.--Inquiry
at all hotels fail to reveal the presence
OF either eX-Collector Erhardt or DR..
Baldwin in Bar Harhor and inquiry at
the Blaine cottage elected an absolute
denial OF knowledge Of the immediate
whereabouts OF either IL was said,
however that some time ago nr. Bald
win informed Mr.. Blaine of his inten-
ton to visit America for a vacation.
Mr.. Blaine has no knowledge Of his re-
ported intention TO visit Bar Harbor
and certainly has no intention OF seeing
him professionally.
Mr.. Blaine refuses to see any one
who comes upon political mission or
10 talk politics at ALL therefore It is
exceedingly doubtful II he would see
Collector Erhardt should he come.
DR.. Taylor, Mr.. Blaine's physician,
says the report that Dr. Baldwin was
sent for is absurd and untrue. There
is no need Of seeing him professionally
as MIR, Blaine has no need OF a physi-
clan. except TO guide and restrain him
from too much eNer.ion. He is gaining
constantly and his progress is oil that
could be expected.
NEW HAVEN. Conn, August ll.-Dr.
William w. Baldwin Of Floreuce, Ita-
ly, the specialist ia nervous diseases.
was at his old home in Birmingham
yesterday DIR. Charles Baldwin, his
brother said that he came TO United
States partly on business and added:
Il suppose my brother will call on MIR.
Blaine before he returns"
At this juncture DR.. william APP
peared. lie said in response 10 ques-
tions: II have not seen Mr. Blaine. I
will not say whether / shall call on him
or not. 1t is not the duty Of a physi-
clan to announce such matters TO the
public The public has nothing what
ever to do with my business and it will
not know whether / shall sec Mr..
Blaine or not.
Then turning to his brother The doc
tor said Charles, you should not
have given this to the reporters. You
don't know whether I shall see Mr.
Blaine or not; did not tell you"
DR.. Charles during his speech
listened with a smile, not saying a
word.
DR. William Baldwin left Or Bar
Harbor this afternoon.
Emmons Blaine said last night.
''rhere is nothing in the report that
DR.. Baldwin Is coming to Bar Harbor
TO see my father professionally. II he
is coming TO Bar Aarbor al an, my IA
ther knows nothing about it. He has
not been sent for and my father has no
need OF his services. My father has not
taken any medicine for nearly two
months He is well as usual-very
well indcod--and is gaining all the
time. As to the reported visit Of cx-C Col-
iectoT Erharti;, can sag nothing I
did not know that he was coming and
up to this time | know he has not called
on my father
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-08-13

going to take this Wow Of the situation.
When 63,00o, 900 toilers SEQ the pro-
du,ts OF their labor swallowed up so
kapidly by privileged and protected
few. they very naturally see greater
evils coming In the near future, and
feel that II Is time to act on tho defcn-
siye. Self-preservation ii the first law
OF our nature, and before the masses
will give up everything TO the classes
they will, II necessary, try some new
departures In Legislation and political
economy. We must try the virtues OF
tariff reform, q graded income tax, a
larger volume OF CURRENCY, and imam
cial system that will not be under the
control OF few spectators in Wall
street u is struggle OF peculier in
tercst and vital Importance. Startling
theories are In the air-some OF them
sound and some of them unsound. out
OF clashing ideas and conflicting poll
cies, and out OF the focal heat OF free
discussion, some reform may come that
will be for tho common good OF all. -
Atlanta Constitution.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-08-13

SAN FRANCISCO, August -. -Bayard
Saville, who was arrested Wednesday
on complaint Of ex-senator James G..
Fair, has been charged with obtaining
money under false prctenses.
on July t5, he presented a letter
Of introduction nurported to be
from cN-oecretary Bayard of
Wilmington, Del. and induced
Senator Fair to endorse draft Of $500
on the Security Trust and safe Deposit
bank Of Wilmington. 10 now trans
pires that the letter was a forgery and
that Saviile had no money in the bank.
He cashcd the draft through the Ne
vada bank of this city. lie claims that
he studied law with secretary Bayard,
but subsequently engaged In the COM
mis-isn business having houses in New
York an London.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-08-13

SEpHIA. August ll-Ahout o'clock
this morling while :. NJ Williams,
manager Of tho Union News company In
this city. was opening box of pears
which had just been received from
southern Texas. a centpcde about four
inches long lcapod from the box and
fastened It's fangs In the end Of the mid
die finger of his right hand. He
threw il from him and the reptile was
killed.
In half an hour from the time he was
bitten Williams began 10 get wild, and
his pain was so great thar +. took three
men 10 hold him.
The doctors are in attendance, but
very little hope Is entertained Of saving
tic mAa.s no.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-08-13
nemncratln AnthnrItr.

According TO good democratic author
ity, to be a good democrat it is necess-
airy TO be a blockhead, to have no opin-
ion OF his own and let few wire-pullers
select the candidates and then be led
up TO vote for them without question.
Read what the National Democrat says:
Let democrats everywhere remem-
Der that II is their duty as democrats 70
hold their opinion on all such questions
as the currency subject to the decision
Of the mex; democratic convention, and
then 60 in and elect the man who is
nominated, whoever he nav be. That
is genuine democracy, and that is the
position Of the National Democrat.
PEOPLES Defender.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-08-13

They have lands and crops. Land as a
basis for long loans has 10 equal: nom
perishable farm products as basis for
short loans OF six to twelve months have
no equal on earth, for they are subject
to natures immutable law Of supply and
demand. Each pound of cotton and
bushel OF corn, oats or wheat finds asure
market within a year from its harvest
ing, and is the surest and safest security
on earth. Hence the Ocala platform OF
more money for the people, and that is
sued by the government and loaned to
the people upon lands and staple crops,
the much abused and little understood
sub-treasury plan is the one great rem
edy for all our financial ills. Southern
Alliance Farmer, Atlanta, Ga.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-08-13

CWcAco August lZ-rhe depart
ment Of state ha- notified the worlds
fair management that China. although
she has f1fmer'F declared her inten-
tlon - b. repra=antei at The fair, has a
diHclify to overcome. The question
i= VIII rhInamen Intending 20 visit
fl- -sir he allowed t1 si-if This n0untrvY
ffsf Tii harcfa dr decided ty ths
irsss ~ tflariweHi saga Acting tso'
WisfF WA iaN
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-08-13

Hon. Jerry Simpson, Of Kansas, is
preaching the alliance gospel In south
Arkansas. Large crowds Of people con-
gregate 70 hear him and he is given an
ovation at each appointment. = His elu-
cidation Of the demands Is making new
converts by the scores and strengthen
ing the doubling ThomHses cf the slli-
anco. He will speak a Searcey ou The
18th snd lJth ef August snd eysrybetF
she stH atpuld haRf klms - Faslknet
rsnais WhEah
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-08-13
LAST wEuK's ELECTIONS.
Kentucky SIN strongly Democratic-Utab
Ditto senator George Cetsa set
E1cl, ia mississippi.

The vote in Kentucky last week was
on state officers and new constitution.
The entire democratic state ticket,
headed By John Young Brown for gov
ernor was elected 10y about $1,000 ma
ioritv The peoples parry polled only
about loo votes for governor, but have
elected enough members 10 the legisla-
ture. belonging 10 the democratic and
republican parties. who are members OF
or in sympathy with the alliance, to be
able to control the law making this
winter.
The now constitution was ratified by
100000 majority. Many leading demo
crats were opposed 10 it bat kept quiet
for fear OF disruptiug their party.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-08-13

In the primary elections in Mississip'
pi the peoples party men seem 10 have
come out ahead even defeating the
friends OF senator George in his own
county. The election of Barksdale
seems certain
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-08-13

Viewed from a just and Drac tica
standpoint the farmer is an emplOye %
the people a farmer who tolls ardu
ously. late and early for months In an
effort 10 produce food Tor the nations
consumption. is entitled TO a living with
AN that the term applies. no matter
whether his eaarts ara crowned with
success or not Every season. in all
parts Of the United States, hundreds
ave. thousands Of farmers. by an out
visitation from providence. are sudden
lv deprive OF the results Of months Of
lahorious toll Under our present com
pctitive system. wherein every man is
for himself and the devil Is welcome TO
the unlucky, the victims of rain
drought, hail. wind and all like calami-
ties are left 10 bear the hrunt alone and
suffer and die by the wavside.
Under a cooperative system like na-
tionalism. the farmer, no matter what
might be the result q his individual
efforts. would share in tho material
prosperity Of the whole nation. and b.
assured Of the necessaries and comforts
of life 50 long a. he himself did his
duty. Farmers should be nationslists
hr virtue of the instinct of preserva-
tion. Geo &. Ward, in the Advocate
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-08-13

When you hear an opponent Of The
sub-frcasury bin say it would be uncon-
s.itutional 10 lend money 10 the
farmers. tell him that it is held "a De
constitutional 20 lend government cred
ID 90 disfillers. and that today The
amount of internal revenue on the whis-
ker in store in the bonded warehouses
amounting 90 sf0000 000. is a loan 70
the disiillers for three gears Then
ask him why a whisky distiller is %
mlrh better than ferIner. ard uhr
uhietr i= teftaf security thar rrfri
ahfai aF f-frrr Ileff are FeriiHfHi
sHs-i'ufs Fhs frss prsssi Wisssit.
Sens
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-01-02
PICkINGS FROM PUCK"

This autumn has been a sort Of rain.
fall in New York.
The organs OF sense-Newspaper
which are not muzzled. =
Summer brings leaves OF absence, bu,
autumn brings absence OF leaves.
People go to hear other actors lines.
but they go TO see John L. Sullivan's.
Autumnal leaves-Those OF the ledger
thaty You are wrestling over after vaca-
ton.
The mosquito is very desperately
wicked creature. 1t never rests till 4.
gets "behind the bars"
"A noted labor agitator OF years gone
by Is now selling peanuts He Is bound
TO be ruler OF the roast" even IL it is
only u little one for cent.
The shrewd striker should invest iu
the stock of the road which he leaves
The rise In prices after the strike fails
may make up for the wages he has lost
Would it not be a good idea to Danish
juvenile cigarette malefactors to New
Jersey? A double object would be then
attained. The mosquitoes would be
poisoned and the offenders punished.
Men who would solve the problem>
OF the universe should remember tina,
we can onlv see one-half OF a sphere at
once. The fellow on the other side may
be ali right from bis point OF view.
IL the Century Dictionary sage who
defines anarchy" as ian absence O,
insufficiency Of governments: a slate of
society in which there is~.no capable
supreme power, and In which the
several functions OF the State are per.
formed badly or not at all" Is right
New York must certainly be the ideal
home OF anarchy
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-01-02

MORTGAGE SALE-Default having been made
lNl in the payment Of a certain mortgage, made
and executed by Jane Turril to Jane s. Hart OF
Adrian, Michigan dated August l4tb, 1885, and
recorded in the Office of the register of deeds for
Gratiot county, Michigan ON the l4th. day of
August 1856 In Liber 80 Of mortgages. on page 1875
And whereas, the said mortgage has been duly as
signed By the said Jane ;. Hart 10 H. III. LantZ. Of
Des Moines, Iowa by assignment bearing date Jan.
nary 3rd 1855 and recorded in the Office of the reg
sterof deeds for said county Of Graot on the 10th
day Of February 1888 III liber SO of mortgages at
page 425. and the same l. now owned by him, and
whereas. the amount claimed to be due and unpaid
upon said mortgage at the date or this notice II
the sum Of seventy-one dollars and sixty-six cents
)Gl66l for interest due and unpaid And no suit
or proceedings either AZ law or in equity having
been instituted 10 recover The whole any part of
the debt secured by saidmortgage; now therefore,
10y virtue of the power of sale in said mortgage
contained and Of the statute in such case made
and provided notice l. hereby given. that said
mortgage will be foreclosed by sale Of the land
md premises therein described at public auction
or yendue to the highest bidder, az The front door
Of the GTatO county court house, in the village Of
Ithaca, Michigan, on the fourteenth day of March
1891 al ten o'clock in the forenoon. or 20 much
thereof as may be necessary 10 satisfy said debt
with interest at the rate OF per cent and all legal
costs, including an attorney fee OF Sl5.OD pro-
vided by statute which said lands and premises
are described In said mortgage a. follows viz
The South half Of the North West quarter Of
Section Two 90 in township Nine 90 North Of
Range Four a. West, in the county Of Gratot
aud state OF Michigan, said sale will be- made
subject to the principal sum of One thousand
from aud after the 18th day of August 1890 at the
rate OF per cent per annum.
Dated DecemberI6th. 1899,
JAS. l.. CLARK, H. II. LANIZ
Attorney for Assignee Assignee Of Mortgage
If NTpNs
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-01-02
The Queens Latest Offer.
a Free Education or One Years
Travel In Europe.

In the Queens WORD Contest which the
publishers of this magizine announce az the
last one they will ever offer. free education
consisting of II three years course I'm any
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all expenses to be paid. will be given tn the
person sending them the largest list of words
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Canadian Queen, Toronto Canada.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-01-02
ESNNP.E
YES! DO YOU LIKE A SNAP?

Monday, Dec. 18th, will open the largest stock ever
offered in this place. for have store just flu and
think prepared to give you bargains were at
the closing out sale of Allan Sheldon Co., of Detroit who
going out of the Dry Goods business and for
tunate to buy few loads of their stock and if you wish to
buy your Winter Goods at less than Wholesale Prices at
Retail is your chance and TO still make it interesting
for you shall put all of present large stock at prices to
correspond with my recent purchase Ny stock consists
principally of Dry Goods, Clothing Hats and Caps Boots
and Shoes Groceries, Crockery Patent Medicines Gents
Furnishings Sleighs Wagons, Bugges and Carts 50
In fact just sell merchandise that's ALL We buy
anything buy time and sell for ready payust
the have been doing for eleven years past Call
and see how happy are. On the way
" " -" -. T. Yours to please -
~. w. TUCKER.
SUMNER, MICH.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-01-02
TOILET SUGGESTIONS.

MIX OF almonds 10 . good remedy for
sunburn, and may be obtained Of Z
druggist
Thorough and frequent bathing IL
the best means OF Seeping the com.
plexion pure and clean.
Battle the lips occasionally with q lit
tie alum water, followed by little
eamphor Ice or glycerno.
When the hands are stained, use salt
and lemon Juice; this will take of stains
and render the hands SOFT and white.
To prevent that shine TO the skin
with which so many are annoyed. es-
pecially In warm weather, use little
camphor In the water, when bathing the
face.
a good camphor ice is made OF one
ounce OF spermaceti, one ounce OF
camphor, one ounce OF almond oil, one
half cake OF white wax; melt altogether
and turn into moulds.
To strengthen the hair, dissolve an
ounce Of boraX ana one ounce Of
canphor in two quarts of water. Wash
the hair with this twice week, clipping
the ends occasionally.
Another good remedy for snnburn 10
flower water, six drains each OF soda
and pulverized borax. This Is said to
make the skin very soft and clear.
An excellent cold cream may be made
OF an ounce OF rose perfume, half
ounce Of spermaceti. half-pint OF rose
water, and sweet aim onds enough to
make. paste; beat all together well.
Common horse-r adlsh grated into .
cup OF sour milk, then strained, Is said
TO be an excellent lotion for removing
freckles. An ounce of lemon juice in q
pint Of rose water will also answer the
same purpose. Both are harmless and
good.
IL the face has become roughened by
the wind, sponge 1T often with equal
parts OF rose water and brandy. DO
not use toilet washes containing much
alcohol, as they are quite apt to pro-
duce harmful results. The alcohol
parches the skin, renders it brittle aud
impalrs its nutrition.
Tan and sunburn may be easily re-
moved by the following means: Put
the juice OF lemon and the white of
an egg in heavy earthen cup; set IL on
the stove for half all hour, heating just
sufficiently SO as not 10 hurt the cup,
aud stirring often. Apply to face. neck
aud hands every night Tor about week
aud 1t will be found very effective.
When the face is unusually pale battle
IL In tepid water, rubbing briskly with a
Turkish towel Then apply every day
the following preparation: our ounces
Of rose water, two ounces Of glycerine,
and one ounce OF diluted liquid ammo
MIA Rub 1T well into the skin for about
three minutes, and then wipe off with a
towel. If any irritation is felt, add =
little more glycerine TO the preparation.
For chapped lips. dissolve some bees.
wax IN lutte sweet oil by heating to-
sether gently. Apply 10 the lips sew
,ral times day and avoid wetting them
as much rs possible. An oId-fashioned
recipe for a perfectly harmless face To-
tiCn is the following: Take seeds OF
pumpkin, melon, gourd and cucumbers,
and pound them TO powder, adding
fresh cream 10 dilute the powder, then
add sweet milk enough To make thin
paste; few drops OF oil Of lemon, or OF
lemon juice must be added. Apply this to
the face for half an hour at time, or IL
may be put on when retiring and lett on
over night. Good Housekeeping.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-01-02
CARL PRETzEL'S PHILOSOPHY.

Too noomerous bad languages be.
shpoke a. pooty inf .cofering OF der
heart
Nadure vas got more brains in a
minoot as any odder Teller got in four
leap years.
1t vas pooty sure ting dot dis vorldt
vas only places OF trials und i'm proof.
ment to hoomanidy.
Der prosperity of no Teller on dis
earth vas asscored. He may been a
great succeed und he may been got
fooled also.
Dhere don'd vas many mems dot keebs
crooper bis tongue around. Ven he
does he vas der master OF der shkiduva-
tion.
OFT age nefer docks any one nit sur.
brisos. So dots besser you look pootv
veil oud und been ready when your
dooths vas all shook your head out
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-01-02
THE ANIMAL KINGDOM.

The mule 10 an animal that likes his
ding
Dogs may not harbor thoughts. but
they seem to bay them.
The hare does not give scent II the
hound runs Oft the track.
You can teach q dog pride, but II he's
not blooded he'll set like rurr. Z.
The ecgnpm,cal dog thinks to mako
both pruS tHecs ~ west BY ea,ins I'D
tin Of hls ewp taiI.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-01-02
The First Step.

Perhaps you are run down, cant eat, can't
sleep. can't think, can't do anything 10 your
satisfaction. and you wonder what ails you
You should heed the warning, you arc taking
The first step into Nervous Prostitution. You
need "A Nerve Tonic and in Electric Bitters you
will find the exact remedy tor restoring your
nervous system TO It's normal. healthy conui.
ton, uprising results follow the use Il
this great Nerve Tonic and Alternative. You
appetite returns, good digestion is restored.
ana the Liver and Kidneys resume healthy
action. Try bottle. Price SOC at H. 5
WEBB's Drug Store. d
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-01-02

ANAAA yEAui IupderisIc to trl,ly
teach any fairly intellin PERSON Of eillfr
ABILITIES, who read and write. aud who
vV after instruction. will wor
- - how Co Three Thousand Dollar. n
iesrn ther own they live ~ nrn
the atustvn or empoymcnta which can "a I'm that
No money ior me unless successful above Easily and
learned desire but one worker district or eou,
have already taught and prov led with employment rs
nun,sr NJ .,e making over $4,000 Exy
and SOIL ~ lul particulars Ek EE Addrcs. a, ,,,re
y. 4. ALLEN. sox AGO, Augusta, Maine
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-01-02


MORTGAGE SALE:-Default having been
AVA made in the payment of certain mort
gage. made and executed by Franklin Turrill
and Jane Turrill his wife, In her own right
an d rs wife OF Franklin TurrIl. 20 Kate Dusen
berry dated September nth. is67, and recorded
In the oihee OF the register of deeds for Grafton
county, Michigan, on the ~ day of Septem her
1887 in liber 40 OF mortgages, on page 5Oi and
whereae, the said mortgage has beer duly
assigned by the said Kate Dusenbery 10
franklin Iurriil by assignment bearing date
November 9TH 1890 sand recorded in the Office
OF the register of deeds for said county of
Gratiot on the Seventeenth day of November
leOin ltber 6!of mortgages al page Ia. Same
Is now owned by him; ana whereas the
amount claimed TO be due and UNPAID upon
said mortgage at the date Of this notice is the
eum of Two hundred and nineteen and S3-lOO
dollars tS2lO NJ for principal and interest due
And no suit or proceedings either at law or in
equity having been instituted 20 recover the
whole or any part of the debt secured by said
mortgage; now therefore. 10y virtue of the
power OF sale in said mortgage contained ard
of the statute In such case made and provided
notice Is hereby given, that said mortgage will
he foreclosed by q sale of the land and prem
ises therein described, at public auction or
Venduc to the highest bidder. NJ the trout door
OF the Grntiot county court house I'm the viii
lage OF Ithaca, Michigan. on the 18th day of
February 1871 at ten o'clock in the forenoon,
or so much thereof as may be necessary 10
satisfy said debt, with interest at the rate of
per cent and all legal costs including an ar,
torneg fee OF si5.oO as provided by statute
which said lands and premises are described
I'm said mortgage as follows viz Tho south
half of the northwest quarter of SECTION Two
% In township Nine on North of Range -Four
of Michigan. '''
Dated December 4th. 1890,
FRANKLIN TURRIII
JAS l.. CLARK, Assignee of mortgage.
Attorney for Assignee of Mortgage