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The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-07-24

all heaven is cognizant. The most con
'picuous thing on earth for Gods eye
md the eye of angels to rest on is not a
hrone of earthly power, but it is the
.nyalid's chair OH these men and
women who are always suffering but
never complaining-these victims of
spinal disease and neuralgia torture and
rheumatic excruciation will answer to
the ron call of the martyrs and rise to
the martyrs throne and will wave the
martyrs palm
But when one of these invalids' chairs
becomes vacant, how suggestive it is!
No more bolstering up of the weary
lead No more changing from side to
idle to get an easy position. No more
Use of the bandage, and the cataplasn,
md the prescription. That invalid S
chair may be folded up, or taken apart,
or set away, but it will never lose its
queenly power; it will always preach
OF trust in God and cheerful submis-
sion Suffering all ended nov. With
respect to that invalid the words of my
text have been fulfilled, Thou shalt
be missed, because thy seat will be
empty
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-14

= Sn garis berri9t groBe Mufre,
gung In Tolge bes @erii9tes, baB be,
BrdR6ent @arnot eri1oHen tporoen lei.
Oas @erii6t ertpies fi9 3tpar balb aIs
irrig, bod mar es f~einespegs b6lIq
aus Der 2uft 8esriHen. Ser prdfbenl
mar BET be, feierliden gr6ffnuug cine,
neuen pra6tbOlen StraBe, Der Mbenue
be la &~epublique, sugesen, NO ct ffir.
mild begriiBt murbe, ols pl6bli6 elm
Mann bic Heiben Der SoIbaten burd,
brad. auf ben Wagen beg prdRbenten
losfiir3te un6 einen S9uB auf bens
ielben abfeuerte, inbem er ausrief +:
sd min es bepeiien, baB es nod mehr
8aftilen 3a erfttrmer giebtl" prdf.
bent Garuot mar begreifi9erweiie febr
eri@redt. faBte fi9 isbo@ iebr I6neO
tnieoer unb es 5eigte fd, baS er p5lig
unperIebt geblieben NOR. Ser Mtten.
tdter tpuroe fOfort berbaftet unb es be-
burfte Der duBerifen gnergie ber Off,
aiere. ibn Dor benz @elpndtweroen
our6 bas publicum 5u retten.
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Ratk far &atterI

8nr iber 50Sabren idon tuurbe Mts.
WinsloD's Soothing Snrup Don Mils
lionen BON Matterr beim 3abnen ber
Qinber angetren5et. Mirff 9u i'm
S@lafe bur9 bas Sdreien zines 2in5es
geifbrt, bas i'm 3ahnen 1T unb Dor
Sdmeraen tuetntg @eun 70, Iafe Ipfprt
eine 6lal9e bon sMrs. WtnsIom's 500.
thing eprut" bolen. Gsin Wsrtb ia uas
be3ablbar. sc tpir6 benz fleinen 2eiben.
ben fofort 2inoerune berf@afen. Ser.
LOFT gu9 baraut Mtitter, es lit tein
3peifel bariber. gs beilt 9pienterp
unb Oiarrbne, regulirt ben Mogeu unb
bic Nieren, beieitist Wino Golit, cts
Dsi9t ben 8auren, b~erbinbert @ntstns
5ung unb fdrft bas game Sptem.
sMtrs. Winslotps Soothing Sprups
fir aabnenbe 2inber lift aneenehm In
@ei6mad unb bas Hesept itammt bon
einem Der 5eiten ipeibli9en 9er3te In
ben Ser. 6taaten. gs 1T bel alIen
Drugsiten in Der sanssn Wslt gu bas
ben. Breis Is Gts. per SIaide.
Rauft ni6ts anheres als Mrs. Mias.
Ious SOOTHING Sprup.
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Ceffemtlidbe An5eige.
Manors Office
@tW W.
Sun Mntonio, 20. Stunt, '91.

San Nntonio, %. Stunt, 81. {
8etReaelte Nngebote perben in oiele,
Office bis gum IS. SuIi 1891 Mittagz
II ubr entgegen9enommen fur ben
Gauf zines @runbfades fur elm Soul.
baus in Der S. Marb.
Sas Nngeb0t muB Mngaben iiber bic
Gage, 8r6Be unb oen Yreis beg gau.
plabes entbalten, melder lebtere midi
tpeniger als 220x250 SUP meHeu
barf.
Nae perionsn mel9e Mngebote eius
rei6en. mtKen beim Stabt=@lert flint.
aig $500 Dollars beponiren, als cine
8arantie ibrer Nbfi6t, neI9e Summe
an bic Stabt berfallen 1T, ioQte Der
gigentbimer bes aeceptirten @runb>
ttlids ii9 ipdter weigern, oaiIelbe an bic
Siabt abautreien.
Die Sta5t bebdlt f9 has GeGt Dor,
irgsnb zines ober ole Nugebote aurud=
5utDeiien.
Nngebote mtHen on cen Monor abb
breifirt unb Proposal for a site for a
School House in Ward No. 5" iibers
f6rieben iein.
5. 59reiner,
Mtteitirt: Stelbertretenber Wanor.
6. g. @Iaubon, Stabts@ lerf.
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GreelD's @ahfplaer ale Gbef oes
QSetter Smreaus.

Mtt Der llebertraguitg bes @etter< Bureaus
bonn &riegsminifteriun ait bas Iderbau.
Separtement eiebt General @reeLb leinen
@pfen alS @bef befelben an Start IS. Sar:
rinstpn ab, Der lett 1879 BrofeHpr BET 9(itrp:
monte an Der Mnn arbpr. llniperfitdt in Mt.
dt9an mar, unb fpelder Seraus9eber bes
u@mertfanti6en MeteproIosiiden Sour;
nails" lit.
gilt als Mutprttdt auf BEN @ebiete Der l6pte:
rl9en Yrpbletne Der @etterfunbe. S9pn felt
la1gerer a3eit bat 4rpf. 9arrinston in ein=
gebenber Correspondent nit benz @etterz
Bureau geftanben, in ipelder ct bic grpbe
8epeutung Der getauen &etterfunbe fir bic
SanotptrtbiHaft tn Der nadbriifltGten 8etle
betonte.
@arf IS. 9arrington srapuirte i'm Sabre
1868 auf BET 1ntperiitdt BON Mt4igan. SIN,
Sabre 1871 begleitete ct Die BON Der 8urbesz
8egterung na6 Der &ihfe bon Mlasfa emit
ianote @ermeIiunsszG Dmmiiitpn oils a%1trpnpe
mtlher aiititent, febrte bann aber nad 9nn
Irbpr als SiilfszDpcent Suriid.
SIN Sabre 1876 begab ct 1id| na9 DeltIGz
Lamb, no er Stpet Sabre blieb ,lnb lt6 in iet,
item Sa4sS tuotum bsrppIfommnete. @dbs
renb ct in Seuti9lanb NOR, BOT man ibm bic
Steling OILS Profefior Der Qltrpnomie tnb
Mtatbematif an Der Ifabemie bes Muswarti-
gen 9(mtes gu @edins an. NIs Director bet
bortigen Sterniparte iteIte er bas critic srpbe
Selelfpp aut bas III Gbina iemals geIeben
tpurbe. SIM Sabre 1878 nabm CT cine 9rp,
fe1iur on Der StaatS : llniperittdt bon Soui-
1tana an, febrte aber idpn i'm naditen Sabre
na9 Mnn lrbpr suriid, ipp er BIS jebt ais
grpfeior Der Ntronomie gefpirft Bat. st
bat sahlrei9e Srpi9iiren iiber al tronpmiide
Srasen berSfentIi9t unb Bat aud einen ga.
lenber fit oie 6ineiti@e 8esierltns ausse.
arbeitet.
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8afaae uadl Gurpna.

Sie aseuturen bes 9errn %. Z.
Ooung, 20. l Commerce straBe,
Gan Antonio, unb yfo. COB Wains
StraBe, DALLAS, bertreten aur bic
anerfanut beifet elropdii9eu 9ampferz
Sinien. 0err Oouns 1T i'm @tanbe bic
billigten &aten gu geben, erz
tbeilt bereitmilig iebe gepinf@te Gus,
tunft uno beforgt iebr prompt ale ibm
ibergebeaen Iuftrdge. @er nod gu.
rppa gu reifen tpini6t, Dber 0ermanote
5eraberfommen lafen min, tuenbe Rd
Oil irgenb cine Der genannten Ngenturer.
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Gin spahres munper.mtttel.

@ar. Srarf Suffman, Elm iunser Mann rrn 8urIins.
ion, Ship, c%cnitatirt, hab e. urter Der Bebanblunl
BON jret berpprrasenbeI &eIten mar, bic belize MID
TN Stanhe Karen, etne geferunS jeinss Gejunbb belts.
%5uitanhes berbet1ufhbren, gle ~ertldrten, baB er ar
S4mineiu4t little, unb fab ttm nt6t mebr gu beIfer
iet. Dareeeie man Jpn gu, Or. S6niss Reues G&ptne.
futtss 9etlmtttel gu Sebrau@en. GS mar has larn Ju
elmer 3ett, ais er nt6t i'm Staube mar, quer h6er BIZ
Strabe gu seben, cbne ii4 unterpess auSsnruben. Gbt
er id nett usbler beftnbe. Gr ieste baber ben Sc.
brauh fort lno erfreut ih beut he's belten Woblietns
@er an BEN Gals pber ben Acknowledgement Ietbet,
made etnen 8eriu9 eamtt. Str s%orantiren role BE,
friebisuns.
grpbefai6en fret BET alien apptbefern. SIN WboGe.
iaie bel Gretb, Gbcrnpipn 4 So. IN Gan Gnfpnip, Ter.
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SSH ,peroen IS 10 lange nieoeridrei'
ben, bis Seocrmam eS 9cleben
<8is SeDermuun Is selehen nnS belIen
iberSriiiiis seiporbcn
8is Sebermaun es, Obue sit lebefl,
fenut unb weiB-
bab Or. Sose's Gatarrb 9fensoD Die
ldlimmlten 5ale bon droniidem @a'
tarrb in Sopte, catarrbalildem SopIs
ihmera unb Salt i'll &opfe" leilt.
@eihist aui ibr unbeOingtss Ser
tranen, oiferiren ibrc 9crlte0er. Die
@orlo's DiSpeniory NteOical allccias
tion BON 9ufalo, q. g., $500 Ill III
aen6 eine gerloN 81 besublcn, Sic on
drouiibem @aturrb i'll &upfc 9elittcn
unS nid)t Saourd) sebsilt morben lit.
8enn Die S~ebiu9unsen mn uri9ss
febrt maren = mena fte bon Bit $500
iar sine sriinnlide &ur pcrlausen lpiirs
Den, 10 uiiroeit On uielleidt SOgcrn.
Sisr iino reputable 9cuts, NIT ja9rcz
LANCER e~breibaitcr @cldaftss9 rariS,
Gaulemocn bon Dollars ulo eincm 9lttcm
gtameu sur llntcrltHsuis mo Siele settc
Oeriid)eru .9Sir tOnnen oitb 9ellcn,
,uie mir idOn IauienOe IN ceirem 3as
ltanbe aebeilt baben lpe,ln mir -cS nId)t
oermOsen, 10 be5a9lcll mir an bid $500
fir Sic ausfunit, oaB es Ssnano slbt.
ben mir nid)t baben bcilua fcunten."
sic babcn Sertrauen 81 lid) icfbit.
81 oies jest nid,t oes Scriudlcs wertA ?
ct nid)t ein jcotr &criud) oeli eatarrl
oOrsl;iebrn
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g@lifprniasWefne.

Weiultebbabsr fnben elm 9roBes So
GET bon feinen california Weinen Bel
9errn S. s. WeDer ON Mlamr
plasa. 0err Meper iu6t bic Weine
al Ort uno STEELE aus u1.h tauft b;reti
aus benz Seller Ter Meinah9ter. Mls
gutem 2enner gelingt es ibm f1ets, 81,
belfen 5crten ausaumdbIen. Ct fam
feline Runben unr 6amilten hit einen'
guten Sropfen oerieber. &otbs unh
Weibmeine In poraigl;6er Qualitdi
BON ieBt ab $1.00 per @alone - fire
ting 0aus geliefert.
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Sic bette @elegetbeit, gum @efHafts=
mann a~asgebiloet at iuerben.

9ie einsige 6anbels > Mtaoemie I'M
State Seras, meIGe man als cine
NnifaIt erifer Glafe be5ei6nen fan1l. lit
obne Jrage bas bieiige "Alamo City
Business College,. Sbreu Nnipru6 auf
cine fold bobe unb bsionbere stelung
fam biefe Nntalt auf lire fpltematii9e
@intbeilung Der neri6ieoenen 9epartes
ments, bic ole unter Der 2eitung er.
fabrener uno tiidtiger 2ebrer liegen,
bafreu. &ei9 ilutrirte GataIoge tper,
ben auf Wuni@ tiberal bin frei pers
ianbt. %. 6. 9 IN n, Direftor.
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9as ct. 9eumarb Sptel

1T INNER nod am alien Orte, am
Mfain plasa. San IntoniO, offsn. Sn=
uerbalb Der leBten feben Sabre baben
feline gigcntbimer. Ober 8erpaltungs.
We9iel fiattgefunbeu.
Die Staten oes 9otels finb bieielben
tDie frtber; $1.50 ftir Soppels unb So
fir einaelne 3immer, mil &ebuttion
bel ber Mo9e. Die 9eutf1en nit IT,,
rem Gamilien tperben i'm st. 2eonarb"
Elm reinli6es, bibi6es Sotel fin5en nit
uniibertreffi9em Sid.
Pb. g. 2ounbsberp,
1911, lin @igentbiimer.
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Serr 6. S. weaner, $50. 217 81

Serr 6. S. Wsiiler, $50. 217 Of.
0oniion StraBe bdlt ftets bas bols
fomn1enftc 2ager in 3eiGenmateria.
lien, 8apeten, Garben, @las, @piegeI.
elas, 8iloerrabmen, GirniHen unb allen
3et@nens anb Nalersu tenflien. Stint,
lertf9 aAsgefhbrte 8ilber unb statuet,
ten &C. Rnb In einsi febensDertben @als
lerte CUR MnfGt unb gum 8ertauf onss
gefe0t. Sn Sapeten unb 3immerbetos
rationen III ,bas @ei6madppate unb
NeueFe bort gu finben.
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gSm. Mauth,s

Garten. unb &on3erts2Dtal
auf benz @oubernments 6tigeI, gegers
lber bonn gingang gum p~arabeplab.
Die Sniofen bon Rutf6en tperben BON,
8arroom aus bebient. Mngenebmer
Nufentbalt i'm @arten. @roBer bots
atgli9 bentilirter Gaal. Smportirte
Weine, feline @bisfies, 2iqu6re, ftets
poraigli6es Bier; feline @isarren. 5 e.
ben Sonntag Na9mittag BON
4 ubr ab groBes Greis3on3ert.
Mbenbs Ball. 9as 2otaI 1tebt
pribatseieai6aften our @erfigung.
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/. 6. paris. 5. g.. Mot5pea.
PARIS &

pbotograpbif@es Qtelier,
No. II unb Ii Mefts Commences trabe,
San Mntonio. Die %allerneueften 8ens
res in photographer fein ausgefibrt,
ebeniO elegant wenn ni6t better, ipie
irgenb welde i'm Staate. 2ebensgroBe
grapon Portraits unb ole Mrten bon
8ergr6Berungen. @ebt Cure Bilber
ni9t Gremben. um ite bergr6Bern au
IaKen, tpenn bic Nrbeit bier BON Der.
antportli9en Ginitlern 3ur bolen gu,
friebenbeit ausgeffbrt :uercen fam.
Mir Iiefern nur Nrbeit erffer 2laHe ab.
MnH9ten BON @ebduoen tperben aufs
senommen unb ale Nuftrdge auBerbalb
benz Mtelier prompt beIorgt.
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GaQatpaas bbotporoDbiIne

Gaaatuabs pbotograpbif1es
QteIter. go. Alb Of. 1ouifonffroBe
liefert enti6ieben bic feinffe Qrbeit in
Der @tabt. Ser erfte &etouGeur ber
InffaIt 1T Der por3isIidfte RanEs
Ter, ber ie In San Nntouio mar. Ct
mar cine LANCE &eibe bon Sabren
in ben beften Mteliers bes Moroens unb
Sfens bei9dftigt. Wolt Sbr tpirfli9
quite 8ilber baben, 10 tpenoet @u1 an
gaaawap. Sin 8eriu9 pirb @u9
belebren.
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g. &. collins Mauafacturino

s. s.. gDains manufacturing
60, No. l, 3, 5 unb Z Off 9oufons
GtraBe, bat Die sr6Bte Nustpabl In
Minbs, pferbefrafts, 9ampfs unb
0anb. Yumpen aGer Grt unb borstgs
li@fter So~nitruftion WaRer @66ren
aler Grt ae6f 3ubeb6r int @roBs unb
Rleinbanbel. 9pbraulif6e Hammet
uub Winbmiblen aler @r6Beu gun,
pumpeu unb Mablen fno bort 3u ba.
ben ober uerbea OUT Beftelung beiorgt.
Grpbe NusDabl tn allen Mrtifeln unb
biaige preiie bel geoiegenTfer Nus.
fibrung.
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nB- Ser pIumber S. 6. 2ltfims,
No. 20 Nbenue 8 nabe poff Office,
bat, un ben g~efteiaerten NnipriiGeu,
bic an fem @ei9dft eeftelt tperben,
na9tommen 81 t0nnen, f9 nit einem
tii@tisen Ga6manne. 9errn Sbumas,
a%fociirt unb mirb ME gep6bnIi6 3ur
3ufrietenbeit bes publifums ole Muf.
fridge raid erle6igen. Selepbon 427.
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aambbeit famn mtd,t sebetlt ,uerSem

N<NV~V~V WV WkNVS U~G~Sk &V&&USt1
burd lOtale AppIifationen, trsil fe ben ~franteu
Sbetl oes Obres ni@t erreiden f6nnen. GO
siebt nur eineu Seq, he Saubbeit su Eurireu,
unb bet III bur@ confitutioneQe SeiImittel.
2aubbeit wirb burd einen ~ent,inbtten 8ufanb
BET ibleimisen austIeiOuns Der GnFa6if6en
&obre beruriadt. @enu biefe &obre fd emit.
sinbet, babt ibr einen r~umpelnben Son cber
unboltomanenes @eb0r unb penn ie sana se.
fdIpEen 1T, erfoIst Saubbeit, unb tpenn Bic
gntSdnbuns ui6t seboben unO bieie 30bre nie.
Der in ibrea sebOrieen 3uRanb Serfsst iuerben
fam, mirb baS gebor fur immer 3erftGrt tper.
ben neun Sale unter aebn fin6 burd Ga.
tarrb beruria9t, iOelder ni9ts aIs elm e~ntsin.
better 5ufanb ber fdleimisen SberF6den III.
@ir polen einbunbsrt Dollars fir tebeu
(burd aatarrb Sernrfadten) GaG bon Saub.
belt seben, ben mir ni9t bur@ Ginaebmen bon
9au'S 8atarrb Sur beilsn tOauen. aast gu9
un,ionf gireulare fommen.
s. 8. gbene1 & 60, So!ebo, 8.
8ertauft bon Apotbetern, Wrsis 10 gta.
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0emti@ (gnaIifd5e Gdmle,
San Gutonio, fexas.

Mneriannt tiGti9e 2ebranfaIt fit Rnabeu
aub MtdbGen feit breibis Sabrsn in reas,
HBirflamlstf. BortrefFi@e 9ebrtrdfte anter Be.
tpdbrttf 2ettnus. Der tnglif9eu Sera9e pirt,
bie ber bentl@en, boIIe Nednnne g~etragen.
AueeTbsm tluttrti9t In @bdnifhen. giuiasr.
maten borbereitete G9iIer fnben teberaeti
Amfaatme. Mdtere anstunft ertteiIen Serr
3. 0foot Grdfbeut bes G@uI. goraaabes
Rab n m. Barbed. Dtrsftrr bfr slpfaI
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8erfin's Winbmdb!en unb Gums
pen unb WaRer gebdlter au niebrigen
preiien gu baben bel g.. s. 9of.
beina an Militdr pla3a.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-03-26

Health la quite good on the Creek
---"Roughnesa" fer stock Is beginning 10 get
scarce and unless grass starts soon cattle are
going to sunor
REV. X, j Lamb has the parsonage nearly
ready for occupancy and hopes 70 soon
have his family with u.s.
Farmers ere beginning to get hustle on
things" for spring work, although the present
appearance OF the weather 10 unfayorable.
There Is great deal OF improving going on
In this neighborhood this spring and yet men
are around every day looking for locations.
There Is considerable discussion going on
mp with rs, in regard 10 the present COW law
come think II an outrage, while othera say IT
Is all right and for the best interests OF all
classas. Let's patiently wais and see what
the result viii be.
Judging from present ap pearances, the on
coming campaign bids fair to be the most ex-
citing for many years, 1 suppose the two
queetions--the sale Of the strip and ailot-
ment east OF ninety-six-will receive their
share OF the discussion from ali sides Let
each and every citizen eadeayor to put the best
men In the field In our public Offices ana not
let party feelings overcome us.
There has been little misunderstanding
In regard TO the public road leading from
Chetopa TO kinnison Mr. Holderman ran
across II with his fencing aud breaking, in
tending TO change It some when an order from
Judge Starr interfered as It Is both laid
orr road and U S, mall route. 1t has been
settled by MIR Holderman agreeing to put in
two culYerts which he will do Immediately,
thereby placing the road In a much more inn
proved condition.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-03-26
Bro. Thompson's Work.

ADAIn, March, p, ls0l.
organized a sub union at the
Crawford chapel on the 18th and
at Arcadia, near Uncle Dave
Rowe's on the 10Th, both in Saline
district. Have called n meeting
of delegates from Lynch s Prairie,
Salina, Locust Grove, Arcadia and
the two new unions to meet at Sa-
lima promptly at two O'Clock on
the 4th Saturday in April to form
a county union.
| see that where our principles
are understood it is but little
trouble to organize a union. The
full blood, who has been so preiu-
diced, l am glad to say is investi-
gating-or some of them are;
others will not. They are begin
ming to see the need of reform
here as we'll as in the states; the
human family is the same the
world over. History tells US of
the rise and fall of the nations.
The money-lord, so called, has
always oppressed the poor and
the poor have usually submitted
to it too long. The people had o
unity themselves against their OPP
pressors in olden days; we have
but to open ours eyes and look
about us TO see the same old evil
now. The unifylng of ourselves
is working wonders and is only in
its infancy. What a quaking al
ready, and what will the end be !
Happy thought. We who are tot
tering to the grave may and will
not see all the good, but the foun-
dation is laid for our children.
w. F. THOMPSON.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-03-26

Territory can 60 into another adj
joining State or Territory and or
ganize unions without commission
by that body. If there is no State
and Territorial organizations ex-
ist, then their commissions
shall come direct from this office.
An Alliance organized in any
other way is illegal and cannot be
recognized as a part of our organ
ization. Yours Fraternally,
l.. l.. Polk,
President Nat. Il. A. al u.
From the once Of A. II, Nuttall, President
CADpo, |. T., Feb. 90. 1891
JAS. p. THOMPSON, Alton, |. T.,
DEAR SIR AND BRo.;- Yours Is
at hand. | have sent a notice TO
The CHIEFTAIN and have written
to Howard. | received a letter
from the President of Arkansas in
which he acknowledges he has no
authority in the Territory, they
are outside Of their jurisdiction.
| received a letter also from Pres
ident Polk stating that Arkansas
has no authority in the Territory,
and that he viii write to the pres
ident of Arkansas and have a stop
put to this illegal work. He also
said that the meeting at Table
quah was illegal and that they
could not be chartered as they
were part of the Indian Terrific
ry Industrial Union. / do not
think we will have any more troub-
le with Mr.. Howard. These un-
ions you speak Of can be reorgan-
lied under the Indian Territory
Industrial Union-that is, the
members that are not debarred by
our constitution. / propose to
put a stop to this illegal work and
to protect our organization as long
as occupy the position | do. /
remain Yours, A. II. NUTTALL,
Pres. /, T. |, U.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-03-26
Merit NInS.

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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-03-26
DEFENDS HIS POSITION.
The Cow Law Affords Much Need
ed Revenue.

DrrAwknE DisrmcT, c. n. Mar. 2nd. 'al.
EDITOR CHIEFTAIN:-Your pa
per of recent date contained an
article from Reader" propound-
ing few questions to "Subscri-
Der. / viii answer him by saw
ing would like for him to show
where the said law conflicts with
the constitution. II Reader
will turn to the 18th page, and
section is Of the conHtitution, he
will find authority for the enact
ment of the COW law He says
ssthe citizens Of Co0wcescoowee
district would willingly pay the
revenue that this law was intend
ded to raise" If the people Of
your district will obligate them
selves to pay the amount Of reye-
nue. this law viii bring into The
treasury. | think Us poor devils Of
the other districts Of The nation
would be a unit in having the law
repealed. as that law viii raise q
revenue by which we can start our
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-03-26

1t now transpires that Uncle
Joel refused an offer of one dollar
per head import tax on cattle and
accepted fifty cents. This is an
example where he either did or
did not take the "best in sight. I"
Have we "fallen among thieves"
and where is the good Samari-
tanop
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-03-26

Would it not be a good idea to
put few farmers in office this
summer-real farmers-such as
live by the sweat of their brows?
They may be little awkward at
first and may get leg over the
tongue occasionally, but give
them little practice and they
will make efficient officers.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-03-26

A hattering report comes from
Alton union. AT the last meeting
there were sixteen applications for
membership and the secretary, j.
P. Thompson, writes that he has
five for next meeting. The dele
gates to the county union, which
meets with 0seuma union, April
%, are ]. p. Thompson, j. d.
Muskrat, A. E. Coleman aud B. f.
Brown.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-03-26
Resolutions Based on a Sandy
Bottom.

Tahlequah sub-union at its last
regular meeting passed a pream-
bic and set Of resolutions der0ga-
tory TO THE CHIEFTAIx Cor the
stand it has taken in regard to the
attcmried organization Of Cher
okee ate Alliance, which lack a
great deal Of being founded on q
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-03-26

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