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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-30

May you all be received into the hands
of loving Savior, is the prayer OF
your servant. Amen"
The above is necessarily much con-
densed. The sermon alone occupied
3S minutes. The hymn was just as
quoted, with the exception of two lines
which I missed. In it the English
was good. He sang it in very slow,
measured tone. In both the prayer
and sermon the negro brogue betrayed
itself. He announced his text and
begun very slow, but soon grew very
much wrought up, so much so that it
was much harder to understand than
to hear him. I doubt not but that un-
der favorable circumstances he could
have been heard a mile.
was so non-plussed that I hardly
knew what questions to ask when it
was over. One Of the strangest things
is that as soon as he has finished he
can he aroused, and then he knows
nothing of it. It does not seem to dis
turb his rest in the least. While a
moral pegro, he cares little for the
church, and for long time, when told
Of curious doings while asleep, stoutly
denied it. If there was one thing I
was convinced of, L. was that it was
not "put on"
Major Perry knows nothing of what
he is doing while thus doing. He did
not say in which Corinthians his text
could be found, but he knows nothing
of I. Cor. 6:17 in his natural state. I
asked his son if they had Bible in
the housee. He said there was an old
one, but it was about in pieces. "Does
he ever read it?" I asked. "He can't
read it," was the answer. Excepting
his paralysis, he enjoys ordinary
health.
have been asked many times what
thought would explain it. The only
thing I do know about it is that I
know nothing at all. I asked his fam
lily if they tried to explain it. They
replied: 1--WE have been hearin' him
on to'ards thirteen years, and you
knows as much about dat as we do"
Several ministers have heard him, and
I have never heard one doubt the gen
uineness of the case. We leave each
one to form his opinion of the case.
If anyone wishes to hear him, be can
be heard any night at his home near
Batesburg. s. G. Sometimes, when be
goes to sleep in the day time, he goes
to preaching. He has preached from
the same text twice, but such is not
often the case. His hymn and music
is familiar at times, then at others no
one has ever heard either. Such is the
strange story of Major Perry.
S. G.. B.
Pine Ridge, s. G., Aug: Is, ,s3.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-30
THE GREENWOOD LYNCHING.
4 Correspondents Tiews-The Unwritton
Law Must be Enforced.

Editor Register: AS you hsve 20
doubt been informed by wire ere this
reaches you, negro, gorilla rather,
Jake Davis, assaulted white woman
near here yesterday morning about 10
O'Clock, but she was saved from the
brute's horrible intentions by faithful
little terrier dog. The case reached the
inevitable finale of all such in South
Carolina. Jake is corpse, stiff and
cold, this morning. The Coroner will
finish it up.
Periodically wild beast rushes out
aud devours one Of the daughters Of
our land. With horror and grief We
run to the rescue, shoot the beast and
return to our daily vocations till the
next victim is inundated on the altar
of lust. "For the hurt Of the daughter
of my people am I hurt; astonishment
hath taken hold on me. Is there no
balm in Gilead? Is there no physician
there? Why then is the health of the
daughter Of my people pot recovered:"
Is it so that there is not wise man
among US?
Of course, certain papers will bring
out their stereotypes of mobs and law
lessness aud perhaps call another in
dignation meeting, but they are igno-
rant of the disease and necessarily their
prescriptions are worthless.
BE assured of one thing, the farmers
of South Carolina will never consent
to the repeal of the present unwr:tten
law for rape until we are assured Of
something better" You may call
this "wild fire., "passion, "mob law,
or what you please, but I am over y
years of age and declare, with my name
at the bottom, may the rapist in this
State never fail OF a rope and willing
hands to pullit. This or emasculation,
which I prefer, and endeavored to have
performed in the case under considera-
ton, seem to be the only remedies.
May heaven help US.
w. L. ANDERSON, NJ. D.
Ninety-Six, S. c., August -.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-30
day will be your destruction by

by day viii! be your obstruction oy
night"
Ancient Troy and its characters,
though mainly fabulous, are celebrated
by 'hree of the finest and most popular
epic poems ever written, and such was
the beauty and excel!ency Of Pope's
translation of the Had and Odyssey of
Homer, that it was said to have tuned
the English language. I append his
description of Ulysses visit to Calypso
that the readers of The Herald and
News may compare it with the one
given by "Grandpa."
"Then shoots from heaven to high
Pieria's steep,
And stoops incumbent on the rolling
So wat'ry fowl that seek their ti*hy
With wing xings expanded DER the w"'sFy
Now sailing smooth the level surface
sweep,
Now dip their pinion's in the briny
deep;
Thus DER the world of waters Hermes
flew,
Til now the distant island rise in view;
Then swift ascending from the azure
wave,
He took tie path that winded to the
cave.
Large was the grot in which the nymph
he found,
The fair-haired nymph, With every
beauty crowned.
She sat and sung, the rocks resound
her lays;
The cave was frightened with rising
blaze;
Cedar and frankincense, an od'rous
pile,
Flamed on the hearth and wide per-
fumed the isle;
While she with work and song the
time divides,
And through the loom the golden shut
tie guides.
Without the grot various sylvan
scene,
Appeared around and groves of living
green
Poplars and alders ever quiv'ring
played,
And noddiug cypress found a fragrant
shade;
On whose high branches, waving with
the storm,
The birds of broadest wing their man
sion form
The enough, the sea NEW, the loqua-
ciouS crow
And scream aloft and skim the deep
below.
Depending vines the shelving cavern
screen
With purple clusters blushing through
the green.
Fair, limpid fountains, from the clefts
distil,
And every fountain pours sev'ral rill,
In mazy windings, wand'ring down
the mill,
Where bloomy meads with vivid greens
were crowned,
And glowing violets threw their odors
round
A scene where, if a god should cast his
sight,
a god might gaze and wonder with
delight!
Joy touched the messenger of heav'n;
he stayed
Eptranced, and all the blissful haunt
surveyed
Him ent'ring in the cave, Calypso
knew;
For pow'rs celestial to each other view"
Concluded in Our NeXt.)
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-30

Mr.. Chamberlain always takes two
baths a day, the second just before
dinner. And he won't be happy till
he gets it, Although speech at the
House may offer a. obstacle, Mr..
Chamberlain will not dine till he has
had his bath. And tbs, it is believed,
accounts for the maiden pallor of his
complexion.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-30
An Easy Position.

From the Atlanta Constitution
Brown has the job he was after
plenty Of light work"
"What's be doing"
"Attending motors at the electric
plant
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-30

Arsenic and euinine are dangerous
drugs to accumulate in ones system,
and it is to be hoped that these poisons,
as a remedy for ague, have had their
day. Ayers Ague cure is a sure anti
dote for the Ague, is perfectly safe to
take, and is warranted to cure.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-30

@You can never have a really good
complexion until the impurlty IS
cleansed from the blood. What you
need is q thorough course OF ayers
Sarsaparilla, which is absolutely fre1
from all harmful ingredients, and there
fore, perfectly safe.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-30
A Hard One.
[ From the Sheffield Telegraph. !

Have you ever thought what you
would do if you werejn Rothschild's
place and had all his money ?" mo,
that has never trou bled me but I have
often asked myself what Rotnschild
would do If he had only my salary"
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-30
Ninety-Six, S. c., August -

No one in ordinary health need be-
come bald or gray, if be will follow
sensible treatment. We advise cleanli-
ness of the scalp and the use of Halls
Hair Reuewer.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-30

To gain strength-Hood's Sarsaparilla.
For steady nerves-Hoofs Sarsapariila.
For pure blood-Hood's Sarsaparilia.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-30

HOODS PILLS cure all liver ills. 25c.
Sent by mail on recaipt of price by c.
I. Hood & Co., Apothecaries, Lowell,
Mass.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-30
A Battle for Blood

Is what Hoods Sarsaparilla vigorously
fights, and is always victorious in ex-
pelliug all the foul taints and giving
the vital fluid the quality and quantity
of perfect health. 1t cures scrofula,
salt rheum, boils and all other troubles
caused by impure blood.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-30
I From the London Million.

English Statesman's 1.-TWO Tubs = Day.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-30
SERMON.

Now, brethren. the Word for this
evening is found in Cor. 6:l7-'But he
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-20

Ser Sultan 1pielt ie6r bGbla @Gapier
unO Dertpenbet tG9li9 etntge Stun6en ieiner
foitbaren 3eit barduf, ietne So6ter in
bieler ebGen 8unit ab3urt6ten. l@S lit
merftpIrbt9, tpie ernitltc6 bieie 8eberri6er
Der alten NcLt cine n109Ltde 8erdnberung
i6rer Sage ms 9tu9e faiien unb pte iOrg>
fdltig tie beitrebt iinb, ii6 jene Serti8feiten
a%n5ueignen, peIbe tbnen in ben Dime
Wluieen Der neren 8eGt brtlante engage
ments ST ftbern geetgnet ftnb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-20

Sn Der NGbe 6cS SbatortS baben 3tpet
Berionen flr5 bot Der T6at ctnen auffGai>
gen Wtann i'm Nlter bon ettpo 40 Sabren
NIT db9etragener &leibung gelebcn, ipelcber
et1en 9rdlten SaG, lei cS Quf bent Hiden
p0er nab Dirt Der 8crlincr AT ser Sette
tru9. Sn etnem etipa l &iLpmetcr bonn
Sbotort entfernten @Gl0ben (80fin9er
0aloe) p0llen nte6rere &naber ont Conn
tag, rs. Sebrltar gfac6mttta9s, einen Wtann
9elebcn baben NIT rpt6el1, edbauffirtem 0e>
itbt, Der ftD III erntiibeter 0altun9 an bas
@elGnber zines fletnen 8riidcbenS geleDnt
babe. Sic bei6reiben BEN M2ann als mttteLz
9roB, BON itarfer Statur, nit abgetragener
Sletoung, Duntelgrauer Suppe, l6par5en
6oien unb bunfIem Sd6Iappbut. WGhrenb
~etn5elne ber &naben an ben 6olen un0 tnsz
b%cIon6ere an etnem &nte 8lut> Dber &ot6>
1puren bemerft baben %tpollen, geben Die an7
beren an, fte b6tten geieDen, tpie CT etn lane
9eS, i'm @riff fetitebenbes W1eiier berausz
ge5ogen babe. gu bemerfen lit, baB gu
btefer l3ett in ienem 0dL6ben ftretfen0e
Observation-Disclosures bon einem iolden
Mfann nichts entbedt baben.
Nm &c. Sebrtar IN Der Stride Inn II 116r
DuI III ulNlllle1Uurer JCQDe Der SlQDl, uul
Der gtorbiette, ein rs bis 26 Sabre alter
Mdnn mittlerer @r0Be nit bunften 6oaren
unb S9nurrbdrtben, bon i~tarfer Statur,
bunfel, nibt gut betleioet, Elm 0ienitmdbz
ben gu nn5ii9ti8en !3peGen ange9rifen,
ipdbren6 8ormtttagS III 11br duf benz We9
bon l1lm nacb Dem Ba6tgut SberIin9en
untpeit bes S6atprts Elm SrGuletn bon
etnem 20 Bis "a Sabre alien, mtttelgroBen
Mann belditigt tpurbe, Der Elm bleides @e>
iiBt, perfommenes Qusieben unb bunfle
&letbung gebabt babe. SIM @eii6t iei ct
ettpas gei3pdrst scmeien, mte etn Teuerz
arbetter.
Sb bite UNI eifrise Sabnbune na6 BEN
bei6rtebenen DISQUALIFICATION, Dor allem
a6er na6 Dem Gbdter 6es &aubmor6eS,
uno forbere Seben, Der iabbtenIi9e 9uz
set9en maben farm, auf, it9 bieber ober
on Sic nd6ite 8oli3etbebOrbe 3l tpenben.
@~tnfttpetlen tpurbe bonn @emetnberatb
Tim bei9Gofien, fir Sic Gntbedung bes
&altbmOrOers cine 8elobnun9 bon 500 Off.
a1s3uieben.
uIm 2. Wdr3 1893.
Staatsanmalt 06beI.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-20
K. S-taatsanwaItfaaft ulm.
NaubMotO.

0(m Sonntag, ben 26. Sebruar 5. S.,
8Drmitta9s sptiben II uno Ia Hbr tpuroe
In ben Mnldgen 6eS 0ltIt6 bteftger Staot,
etma eine babe Stun6e bon ibr e%ntfernt gez
legenen Safranber9s 6ie leOtge &laoters
lebrerin Selma &euB BON bier our9 bret
MeIierittcbe ermorbet ur6 berdl1bt. @e>
nommen nur6e tbr cine iilberne 9amen>
@DLin6erubr nit @ol6reif un6 Der @e7
6Guienummer 1922, pel6e tie IN Der
Taic6e bes &Ieioes IN einem l6Dar5>
leoernen @eLbtGibcben nit NtdeIi9loB,
burb ii6eretnanber g~retfenoe &nDpf6en
DericblieBbor, nit gel6em Sutter trug, l1no
Elm SipeiteS 8ortemDntote nit tDetBem Nte>
tauicbloB, DunfeIrot6braun, iebr ob9enilbt,
mabri6einlib innen nit elmer ~3tpeiten @lb~
tEeiLung, in Der itcb neben tpenigem 9elb
Elm %flctner, abgei6Ltffener Sefretdrlblnfel
befan0. Ser EbGter muB rab Der err
b%altenen Spur nit leinem rebten &nie
nebcn Der Qetde sebodt ietn. Die bret
Stt9e in bic Ltnte 6alsfeite, bic re3te unb
ltnfe 8ruft ribren ~pffenbar BON etnem
iptBen Wteiier nit ntcbt iebr bretter &Ltnge
6er.
Seitgelteut 1T, 6oB Set S6Gter ftb bOr
Der Sbat, tpa6ri9einlicb icbon BON Sreitag,
ben "a. Sebruar, 9benDS = l1br at, in
etnem Dem Ibotort benabbarten @arten1
bdaS Guf9e6alten Bat. 0ort ~bcfanben ih6
ndmltcb Elm Baar braunrDtbe SrtfDthanoz
icbube tart 5~errilien auf Der Snneniette,
nit 9raltem 6utter unb 9tifelfnDpf6en,
oben nit etnem Banb eingefaBt. Den
recbtelt. Dte1er 6GnDicbube bate Die Setbe
IN WtllnD, Der linfe fe1lt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-20

9a bon f6pdbti9en unb anberen 2efern
pieIfacbe Q(nfragen tpegen beS &ou6morbeS
in uInt an unS ergeben, 70 tbetlen mir bier
Bic uns BON brauBen suseianbte arntitcbe
8efanntma9uns iber ben srdBlt6en SAT-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-20

3uz un6 a6auB in fortipdbrenber 8etpes
gung bletben, bamit b~affelbe tint gSttter
nibt friert, 6enn 2(uiternbrut TIT ge9en
tSGlte 60d6lt e%mpfinblicb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-20

gQ8as muB Ser Saufe pOrange6en?"
frdgte Der 9tector in Der SOnnta9si6ule.
Sin 8abD," ia9te Der fleine GOmmD nnb
fiibIte ii9 itrablenOen &n9eitbtes ais
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-20

Sobn: user macbt benn Ste @eieBe,
8apa?" - Batter: yrniere @eiebgeber,
metn So1n," - So6n: v11nb tpo3u itno
benn Bic @efeBfunbt9en auf Der 8eLt, Die
Q%bnotaten?" = 9oter: y9ie ft1b od5t od,
ben @eiebgebern bic 8ebeutung Der bon
ibnet eenabten @eiebe 3u erflGren."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-20

9em 9uritigem fein @las 8ier bonn
Munbe retBen, bem lernbegteri9en Nrbetter
Die Ebpre am Sonuta9 bor Der gtoie 3u7
f6Iagen, benz &in6e bic Mutteripracbe raul
ben aunerifantfbe Sreibett, 9etn 9famc
tit :3tpans unb @epaIttbot.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-20

9em Ranonen9ieBer &rupp wtrb bic
G6icagoer MusfteQung auf 6 Wtutonen
Wtdrt au ftebcn fommen, unS babel err
tpartet ct ni6t, etnen Sent gu ber6ienen.
@r tbut allies, tpie bas &abeI iagt, Dem
iunsen &aifer su lieb, pour les beaux
yeux du roi de Prusse, tpte man SIT
8oltaire's 8etten gu fasen pfIegte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-20

gu alien 3etten, tpD 6te S6peIger obenz
auf Daren, uaren Bic &06e groBe 6erren.
r6eut3utage", i9reibt Ser %iiinsere 8linius,
pfoitet Elm &o3 mebr, ais frii6er Der
Sriumpb eines 1iegretben Selbberrn. "
nebrtgens erfOrbert eS Bic 8iuigfeit, .an5ltz
%erfennen, baB 10 Elm &ob, polte CT 1einer
Brofeiiton @6re macben, cine eans moro
mGBi9e @elebrlamfeit beitBen muBte. SIN
puncto S6ipeinefeiib alein muBte ftd Ser
aItr0mti3e 8obfiinitler auf nicbt i~pcntger
ais titnf3ig Deri6iebene 8ereitungsorten
Oeriteben. gfpb 9r0Bere Qnforoerun0en ais
Die rOmii6en S9peI9er i6einen marcbe
tbrer mooernen ~JtaCbabmer an ibre @befs
9eiteQt 5t Daben. 60 rilbmte ii9 ser U1arz
qutS De GuiiD, eth 3eitgenoIe Oes groBen
Jtopolepn, DdB er eS Deritebe, Elm Ou6n altf
365 peri6teDene Nrten, aliD ie6en Sag i'm
Sabre Guf etne anbere 2lrt, 81 bereiten.
@elo uno Gut iparen dber ntdt Der etnz
3tge 2obn, ben bieie @aumentiintler fir
tDre Get1tun9en ernteter. 6atte Marcus
Nntontlt9 leinem &Dds cine Staot 9efcbenft,
neil Die g0ttIic6e cleopatra Elm BON linn
beretteteS Wfabl 9elobt bate, 10 iparen e8
IN 11elterer Belt iebr feline u1b bocbberii6mte
9dmelt, lpelcbe grDBe &0cbe nit 6em Qorz
beer Der uniterbIt9feit gelcbmiidt boben.
WtaOane bon SGOtgn6 ia9t B. 8. DDn benz
groBen &ocb 8atel, CT 1et BON elmer 10 rice
1t9en Be9abun8 getDe1cn, oaB iei1 &ppf
bingeretcbt bate, ale Sorgen elmer StoatS7
berfaiinng in iicb 5u ialien. Sci bielem
NnlaIie lei eripGDnt, oaB 8atel I'M 4pril
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-20

Die Na6rt6ten, pelde bon Der bebor7
ftebenben @bbantun9 bes 8atiers Sran5
So1epb er3Gblen, ftn6 I%idenbaft. 9teleIbet
bermei6en ss, an;useben, tparurn Der olte
v6ranserl" auf biefe Sbee oerfa1en. 98ta
er gans benz S9merse I'm ietnen ge7
ltebten &uboLpb Ieben, ober aber Der taunt
peniser geliebten @e~u1ieniasO?
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-20

1871 fib bas 2eben ndbnt, ipetI cine 8artie
Seeftic1e, Die er gu etnem Diner fiir
9rbipig XIV. aus alien 6Gfen beS 9feicbeS
pcri9rteben bate, nibt eingetrOffen tpor.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-01-05
MUsKOGEE MOTIFS.

Six business houses are lighted with cleo
tricity In our town.
The political lull ls omInous to the aver
age asplrant for once. There 10 great disap-
polntment awaiting the faithful
The Keeiey folks have opened an oflce in
Phoenix building. Iflt succeeds In eradlcat-
ing ginger" from our town II will be hailed
with delight by the people.
-lIarrell Institute. Minerva home and the
W. q. r. Y. school commenced the second
term Of the school year Monday. Muskogee
should certainly be proud Of her schools.
The case OF Parkinson. ct al, OF Wagner,
against James, OF the same place. was decided
by the court In favor of the defendant. The
plaintiffs asked for permanent restraining
order enjoinlng the defendant from erecting q
residence on what was claimed to be stroet
Of Wagner.
N-The court made permanent the temporary
Injunction In the case Of GOdalr, Htsding a
Co ct al, against the Creek authorities, en-
Joining them In the conhscation OF cat';s to
satisfy a pretended Judgment Of $780, 900 OBJ
tained In the district court Of the nation for
grazing cattle uniawfully.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-01-05
CLAREMORE ITEMS.

MIR. and Mrs. James Taylor made q short
visit to Vinita last week.
Miss Ellen Spencer Is visiting Miss LILA
Flournoy, at Chelsea, this week.
james Taylor, Of Bryor Creek. spent
Christmas with his sister at this place.
-Mrs. John Bullet spent several days In
Claremore the past week visiting friends.
Clark Watson. OF Antlers. I. T.. is in our
ciiy-came to visit somebody in the east part
OF Claremore
Mrs Geo. walkley gave a soeiable Mon
day night, Dec 26thi music. good supper
and general enjoyment was the program OF the
evening
james Chambers gave the yonng people In
and around Claremore a dance Friday night.
The pleasant occasion was enjoyed by all who
attended
The regular term OF the district court
convened Monday last with twelve jurymen
and thirteen grand Jurymen as provided foI
under the late law There are many pistol
and permit cases TO be tried
Bob Talton. for the murder Of Elliott, was
sentenced TO hang Feb. 2sth. James Williams
who killed Dick Boggs, will have a trial
soon. Both crimes were committed at Ca.
toosa and resulted from drink.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-01-05
Taiton CONVICTED.

Bob Talton, who so shockingly butch
cred Jess Elliott, an attorney OF this
city, at Catoosa some weeks ago, was
tried at Ularemore last week aud sen.
fenced 10 be hanged at the national
Jail, Tahlequah, Feb 18th. The trial
judge, wicklif, is unable 10 fully un.
derstand the English language and the
services Of an interpreter were requir-
ed. II is understood an appeal will be
taken by Lawyer Akin 10 Judge Par
ker's court on the point that the In.
dictment upon which his client wal
tried was invalid. having been found
under the old grand jury law, which
has already been DECLARED illegal,
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-01-05
SPECIAL HOLIDAY RATES.
$4,000 Saved. Walden's Texas
Business College, Austin
and Ft, Worth. 18

Have you ever rolled Twenty Large
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ever balanced one on your finger and
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Have you ever heard 0f Walden's Tex.
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the other at Fl. WORTH OF course
you have for they are among the old
est and most thorough Business Train
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many adjoining states occupying re.
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Silver Dollars discount on a Three
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"But you may ask" what is three
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seal. The regular price Of this scholar
ship 10 5000. So you see they intend
to give you twenty dollars by selling
IL TO you for $1,000 But this offer Is a
special one and IS good only from Dec.
10Th rntil Jan. 10Th So you had bet
ter secure one without delay as after
that date the regular price will be
strictly adhered to. Parents, IL YOU
have 5000, remember that such a
Christmas present is more precious
than gold TO your son or daughter,
more valuable than diamonds or rubies
Only one hundred Of these scholarships
will be sold at this price. Write in
stantly for beautiful catalogue, which
will tell You all about the schools and
also how they will teach you the things
you should know and how to make
money. Bookkeeping, shorthand,
typewriting, telegraphy and penman-
ship, good plain English; all these
things and more too will be taught in
theRe unrivaled schools. Have you a
friend that has some one to educate
or that desires to attend school him
self Send him marked copy Of this
paper as he may not see II. Write to.
day for circular giving special holiday
rates. Address Austin or TT. Worth.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-01-05

Chamberlain q Co., Des Moines. Ia,
desire TO inform the public that they
are manufacturers OF the most success
fol preparation that has yet been pro-
duced for coughs, colds and crop. IL
will loosen aud relieve q severe cold in
Cough Remedy. Itisa medicine that
has won fame and popularity on its
merits and one that can always be de-
pended upon. IL Is the only known
remedy that will prevent Group. II
must be tried TO be appreciated, IL 10
put up ln 20 cent, 30 cent aud 81 bottles.
For sale by =. Shenahan, Vinita,
also 4. M. Al!sn, Newata, dfuggists.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-01-05

Winter term Of The Friends Indian Mis-.
sion opened Jan. 2nd, ana will conunue ter
weeks.
Dick Collins was thrown from a bronco
last Friday night. his head striking tree,
hurting him 80 seriously that he may die.
Married, on Christmas day. II a. M, al
the house Of the bride on north Double creek 4,
near RIngo. VIM. d Wallace, assistant post
msster at seqnoyth. and Miss Fanny Tyner,
daughter Of Reuben n Tyner, Rev John NJ.
watson, superintendent Of Friends Indian
Mission at sklatook, officiating. Hon. John
Carter end wife. Of sequoyah, with other spec
lal friends OF the bride and groom were present
and enjoyed the good dinner and pleasant
things ~ the house