davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-17
WGrfeIige SoIgcr al nGrf
SinosbeOGgcIie.

Cir &ilinm Cabin, aoninleut for
Ereipgoomme peO Ct. Georges Sospi'
ial / 2onhou, bar neote8net nogIe
marfeliss 9itfaloe, ban bar ~truiiet
paa / i'm 9raris, builie er al ben Be
faifrnbeo, at Of bans 8ioenifab life
fan bjRlpe BAN til no8en JOrtlaria9
berai. Dc bsipnoerlisite al benz peos
rsrsr itrrt Sinosbeurseties 8irinins
paa iuritieaise Sauoier.
en- Came itoo iorau lit 5Oiletipsil;
3gren til bsnoes Mauos 9arelie itOS
paatlem. "a iaa bun oeO SIHlp al
Speilet, at ban oeriuoe bolot paa al
ifjrre lin Gals ouer meo en- 8arbers
tniu. Sra bet gisblit bar bun ulOeles
ogp.
Ruget lioneuoe inotrai ct Gar Gar
ierere. On ing. gift acue itiloe mpoe
i'm Mano, iOm bouoe ugret iraoGreuoe
paa en- langere Reiie. 9uu trai BAN
iom Sig og bgrte ira ben Stuno life CT
Orb mere. 2r9eu flyer, at ban bar
p~ericuItg Grinriug Tor, at en- pluoifIlg
tor 6labs bar baut famine GieiuItat.
StRrf Sinosbeuroelie bar ogiaa be-
rsuei ct 0ieHneite al 2ust, 6orblnoelie
oermeo o9iaa Sma9; bette bar ban
Grempler paa.
Gn Sage al bans S~efjenbtitab mis
iieoe i lin llngoOm hper Gune til at
tale. Gette binoreoe BAN bog life / at
ituoere Wiloicin, pg ban bleu en- Hint
9OftCr. Gan tunoe here uomrrtet,
men MATTE itriue ale fine Snitrursr
ON Bebanolin9en al 8atIenterue. Ylubs
ieiig fit ban en- Sag after i'm Gune til
at tale, men bperien ban eQer nogen
nubsn Sage fan iortlare oenne beipns
berIise S~egiuenbeo.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-17
Tiifemc / Yngct SpumO.

8nget Souno bar iulbt pp al Silt
o9 ~Ioruuoerli9e SiitUrier iortaQes DIN
Dem. Saa tnlri9e er 2arene, at naar
De paa en- bis 9iO al glaret 9anr op uo
6looerne, banner De Ii9eirem en- Gro,
lem man fan gaa ouer. 2aren er Staz
tens beolte 6iif. Selp 3amerue lifcr
ben. Gn gammel SITTER neoe peo Sars
llen f~ortalte ON eli Game pppe / SDen,
lom bauoe en tam Gar. Gen opGolot
lt9 | Ell nrrlig9enoe liOeu 5joro. 3
He9ntioen fpm 8amgn bper 3aa Ga
foorepe Den meo Srpo. Iaar bun be-
gap Jig paa @jemueieu, ippmmeoe ben
up lan9s @aoernes 8euoeitene % ful9te
benoe biem, bUoreiter BEN after Iupnls
tilbage III i'm lille 6ioro.
Dc iorunoerIi9ite Silt ianges i oisie
Gn al benz fables 9psfiifer.
Zen torres % paffes i 9aSier lioeium
SDs. Oct iortGQes, at 6iIferne brlls
ger Den til at pplpie ocres Sjem, "a i
i'm Slo bru9te ale Snaoene paa Suls
ben iiteoetfor sperm-oil Camper.
Seo at mbrin9e 6iitens Spuco / ell
SpIeltnse % antGnre 6aleu, iom / Sors
binoelle meo Stp8benet tjener iom SGoe,
orGnoer bet Ii9eiom ct 9ps. De ipiier
'9Iaa oenne Silt, og naar BEN ite0es,
II bet lom 6pl9e al ben3 6eo6eo unpos
at tpmme Smpr paa 8anoer. T
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-17
Sobafsrpgnings Solger for
Born.

Gu en9elif Gage bar for en- 2io til'
base moeripgt 3obatsrpguiu9ens 5pl'
ger paa Bern pg meboelt til bet brittle
Selifnb for Sunobeospleie fine Sasts
tn9clisr. 8isie bleu ioretn9ue meo 3S
Gutter / Aloereu fra 8 til IA aar, bpilte
iamtlioe / mere eQer miuorc Grab bar
beneipne til 9obatsrpgulug.
Sos 81 al @ntterne unr 5slgerue al
meget dIpOrltg art: 5~oritprret Sloos
pmlsb % oaarlis 5oroBielie, !Siertes
banten, Slspelie % hos De ileite en-
fart 9rang til it9rte 3ritte. 8eo
nGrmere rlnoerieselie al 8lpeet bite
Der fig i be s 5iIiGloe 5%orminoitelie al
he imaa Slpolesemer; II Gutter leo al
u~eobolpenoe 0aieblsonius, 10 fla9eoe
pUer baarlis Ssun % Wareriot; A
bapoe iaast 8etRnoelie % / Earring.
So pnere 9utterne bar, beitO i~tGrtere
bar oisie isrseii9e 5el9er. be magnetic
par melt auSre6ue. s al De So Gutter
par unoer IL Aar, II al Dem bauoe
rgget / 6 Maaneoer, s ct aar % 16 /
lRngere Gto eno 2 aar.
Bebanolius meo Sern os Gbiniu sau
inssn tilfreositiaenoe 5slser, % fun
be Gutter, ION ipr 6remtioen aloeIes
bOlet op at rp9e, 1T jim iuloe Gunobeb
tilbage, II eiter 6 Waaueoers 5orlsb,
be purise igrit eiter ct belt star.
Oct tpIte 8lao, eiter bpilfet oueus
itaaenoe er %aufsrt, tilipier uosle Orb,
ipm psiaa pasier paa bore 5orboloe:
Der siues besparre blanbt Gper
mansen Out, Tom lac ban or ~tOnfirs
meret, tror at tunne gipre 6ororIns paa
/ snbper Seuieenoe at betragtes ipm
ppreu us liseoueriur fine pusre Same
rater pil sipe Jig ct mnnoist lloieenoe
peb at rsse. s alminSelisbeO er bet
BLOT taabelis 5Orirngelisbeo, iom iors
leoer bam tit paa benue Maabe at
binore fit 9egems lbuiflins og pite
sjsre fig flor Staoe for belle 2ipet. De
Gigarer, ipm s reger / iaa uns slloer,
tpmmer Cher / &eselen me9et bprt at
1taa, os ben bgiit tpiliOmme Npoelis
itaar life i uoset 5orbOlo til De isrses
lise 5slser, iom bet meofprer for goers
Sunbbeo."
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-17
SiHence Mber.

1da Zen Sara fners her fore Wns'
fer Of absr. S%ubbpsserne %betrasisr bet
ION spub at itpOe s5erHs, Der life sier
pioere Stnee, msn bupeoia9slis Ieper al
niloe 6ruster.
Ser fnees bog en- Itor abeart, Der
life Ieesr al bare 6rn9t, Rad iulos
ourue 9pr sr oct msrfe auiiot pmsiust
af buffet triot SfiTa, icm 9iuer benz
nosen 9iabso mso Ell sammel @aane.
Oct CT mrrieiisi, at 9aIrn pan nriten
ole oisie slber CT beonitet meo ar
guoeu "a oitt brrer imriite, blroeuoe
Sanr. S6erue or arabbernes eneiie
SLENDER; ibi insen andre paa Gen brgr
fg ont Of ipiie benz.
Naar be er uoe for at ie9e eiter 5Foe
"a faar Eie paa en- abc, trailer De ii3
iilbase til fine 6uIer, % be gr iaa rnite
fine gcuroeIier, Of Nbsn life bar no
gen lleist til at iauac benz. Nien oa
9tbeu bar en- pis 6prtjrrIiebeo ioc
9rabbefigo, man Den tilireostiae fin
Gppctit, islu meo ~perionlt5 Opoirelie.
Zen eanr ben til ct Sui, buUr ben bar
feet en- Srabbe ioriuinoe, % ~ititter lin
Sale neo / Suqet iaa Idngt ben fan
fomme.
"5iIteren" iiooer iulotnuoig title,
meo Munosn piot aabeu og neo ct uo'
trpt al rngitelig 6Oroeutulns | Gnn9s
tet. 6nn bebruer bog life at pente ret
lRnse. Ro9le Minutter eiter Ter moi
bans ainoer plaoielig iIan iamnien meo
ct Smelo, meoens Ginsns ~iuttes, %
Taarerue triaer ueoab be boareoe ains
Der. guFgtstrGftenes 5oruriouin8 tas
Ter ont en- beltemOoig ucbOIot 9prtnr;
thi TDret bar iaaet BIB" % uenter
fun pno, at 8pttet ital bu99e Jig or
oentlig iait. SalsH, paa buts Gnoe ben
oemts arnbbe bGnaer, trpttes MI bnrs
fig pp al Sulei, iuiuges itertt runot /
2uiten % Ilanes oerpaa mob 5oroen
meo en- iaaoan Strait, at arabbens
Stnl tuuies.
abeus Mnaltio er MI ierpsret. Zen
uopiler aigoet meo fine Regle % az
brpoer iln beuue 9eitiHitigelie for at
iamre fig os llitte fin itatteIs 9aIeitump
meo fin 3uu8e.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-17
Son eucr &uintnisnon

I'll d5euitr for at fTtle Patent Chemical Ias Era,E
Pencil. Zen met Hgttgt o. piouu5erltls GaUl2at
otnns IIhSdloer Zen aibDiitsr Stat lruua., gl y
Grbcioer ioH ct ~Jrpltmto5gL Z@W y
trotent croft. agsHter tlensr 50 ON llgH. AH 'ftd
o9'ah en- @eHtrdtd1eut I'll at o~DCrtuae ct Egtr'5r7A
1nlRtte Subaafuter. gu iittofn aultouinI Gel 1tiiAI
>trto titcr Setin Keller "a prsOtr. MotrS
Eraser Mig. CO.., Sor 1893. va Gro5ie, 1915. ENNl
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-17
M8ore! aa5ore!. ggSore!!!

vsoors! yaoore!! @pors!"
Mrs. WINsLow's SYRUP n q"
emit aar blEptt brugi al MtIliouF -t.t
ot ettts Sprn unbU GGuSptrtOetn. us9 ~
ii9notet 5tlb. Ten bsrpltqCr EaIHa
pIPb9tsr SummeruG. wfttIIGr al Z wHa
9tleteotr StnetoItt, % eT tCt teoitf ta1stG
lor Starre. Snlgts al apois'ert I ale @H,4
ssle. putt at ~forlanse Mrs. Winslow's soJ'.n
syrup % tag tnssn aHeeH GIass. utm % ~
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-17
Gn oprcbar Ss%oriifrins. On 9ie

neitepise riipeoe fig paa 5inseren meo
epibien al en- Gufel us ipnes meset
ansitelis for 5slserne. 20, bare tanf,
Jrue", iuttrebe bun, "pm bet bar SIP.
islp, iaa tanite Ginseren iuulmer op,
easr ieg faar en- Slubfprsiftnirs". =
@9gnsit big life, nit Barn; @aflerne
er rent eslu, bet slper jes big nit Orb
paa". - "gr De sanits bis ~berpaa?"
- "qtbeles".
9taite MOrsen bar Sauet ps 8isen
reiit aifteb meb isrite 5Os.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-17
Gn googiorcnoe Same paa Sslanb

bar grlInoet en- bpiere Stole ior |igcr
! Reptjapit. IA bun ianot at bcnoes
private SnotGst life bar tilltrHftelir,
lul9te bun line 6amiliejupeler, ION Ii1es
at pare 700 Sar gumle, for at tunltc
Iulofpre 6oretagenpet.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-17
Guropas Gulproouftion ubaioroe

Gur0pas MuIprupHIltuH NU9IUtpe !
1891, bet iioiie gar, for bUiltet 5ass
blabet "Gnseneerins" brtnssr en- Stati.
till, life minore enb 81 Miaioner
Tons. Serai falOt $50 WliQiOnsr paa
Gtorhritanien. 9ernalt fommer 9pits
lamb meb rs Miaioner. Man ioritaar
berai, builten ubpre 8etpOnins ben fore
Aulftreits Bseparsn fan faa.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-12-14

a colonist who has recently returned
from South Africa gives some interest
ing Information as 20 the mode OF war.
fare carried on by the Matabeles, in
company with the other Zulu tribes.
As a rule they attack in the early dawn,
when the savagc's eye-sight is sufficient
but the Europeans inadequate. They
advance in horn-shaped formation,
with the object OF outfanking the
enemy and getting at his rear When
within fifty yards they hurl their as
scgais, and then make determined
rush. Machine guns are too much for
them, but they will charge right up 10
the earthworks when defended with
rifles only, and il the Europeans be-
came unsteady they might easily get
within a fortified camp. As rule,
two rcpulses check their ardor. but they
seldom desist altogether until they
have made one final attempt 10 take
the white men in the rear In open
country the Matabeles would not be
formidable il they outnumberci the
;ompany's police by four or five TO one,
out in broken ground they would take
some settling N. T. Journal.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-12-14
A BATCH OF NOMINATIONS
The President Mindful OF the Need, OF the
Public Service.

The President Mindful OF the needs OF the
Public Service.
WASHINGTON, Dc. 12-Tks follow
ing nominations have been sent 20 the
senate:
Inieror-Daniel A. Carpenter, OF Tennessee
10 be pension agent az Kn0xv lle Tenn.
Jusiice-Ch lries II Slmonton q south Car.
DINA. 70 be United States circuit lldge cf the
Fourth judicial circuit. Charles Par!an-e. OF
Louisiana. 80 be- United aies district iId-e
OF tde Eastern district Of Louisiana Charles ID
Fullen Of Iowa, 10 be attorne5 Of the Ulited
States for the Southern district OF Iowa
To be register OF land ofices-Henry d Ross.
al Prescott, Ariz William T. Wolf, az Dlrda-
nell. Ark John p Ciendennlng at II rrison.
Ark: Jesse Ross az Camden Ark Andrew +.
Smelling az North Yakima, wash
10 be receivers OF public moneys-Edward
r. Monk at Tucson, Ariz; Benllmin Crowley,
a. L'tile Rock Ark; John A. Bunch, az Harri.
son Ark David Dixon, az Camden, Ark Z.
Terence Martin. at Fargo, " D. John +
Hughes. az Pierre. ID
To be Indian agents-George = L3ane Of
District Of Columbia, 4 Quapaw agency, I.
Henry w Mellen, OF Indiana, TO bo a com
missioner ia and for ths district Of Alaska to
reside az Juneau CITY
Postmasters-M ] Howley. al Cairo. Ill.
William ID Davis, NJ Mount Sterling Ill
Edward Bryan, az MIywood III George @
Agnew al Central City, Neb William c
Bush. al Pittsneld H.. Samuel Day, az
Paxton. Ill; Fred 4 Roper az Hebron
Neb; William r. Boughl at Randolph, Neb
Hugh l. Copper az Tccumseh. Seb; I-aac r
Travis, az Weepiqg willow g. W Wilcox az
Depere, Wis A. O Wilson, at Janesyille,
Wis John IL Rooney, a. Kswanee, Wis
George w Pert.. at Milwaukee Wis. James
W Keyes, al Richland Center. Wis; Gustaye
A Allenbsrg at Tamah, Wis
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-12-14
REARING OF BABY ELKs.
How They Are Captured a,,e tho CENT

How They Are Captured ai,s tho Grntis
Treatment Thuy Reqdire.
zone of the most interesting sights
saw in the Yellowstone park this SUM
mer,' said tourist, ''was a small herd
of baby ellSs The little animals
wouldn't let strangers touch them, but
TO their keeper they were as tame and
confding as young puppies They
licked his hands and face and played
around him like cosset lambs. The
keeper said he was tanning them for the
governments geological collection at
Washington. we have TO capture the
young ellss, the keeper told me, before
they are week old, or we can't do
anything with them in the way Of tam
ing The bull elk stands guard over
the female when she gives birth to her
calf, and for some time after When
any one approaches he becomes furious
and pugnacious, and we have to drive
him away before we can capture the
calf We put him to flight with a
bloodhound. the hound being trained
TO return when It has driven the bull
elk out Of the ncighborhood. The
mother cllSs are timid and we have no
trouble with them.
"'We are obliged the keeper con
tiuued, TO handle the baby elks with
the utmost care and kindness. No ami
NAL is more sensitive than they are,
and II / were to cuff or slap one OF
them as I would a dog | could never
win its confidence again or make any
progress with il. l daren't speak cross
to them or in n loud or sharp tone, for
they know even better than n child
when You are Scolding them. Their
memories are so good that they never
forget the slightest bit of III treat
ment and we have TO fondle and caress
them and speak gently TO them at all
times 20 accomplish our purpose. So
long as we do that they mind and love
MS. Tanning young elks is ticSlish
business, but like it better than any
other work
"While the keeper was saying this
his sleek little four-foo;ed pupils hud-
died around him licked his clothing,
stuck their nos IS toward his face. and
showed the most remarkable affection
for him. II was n sight worth going a
long distance TO see IN. Y. sun.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-12-14
SAN MARINO.
It Is the Oldest Republic In the World, and
Ahsolutrly Indepnndrnt.

IL Is tho Oldest Republic In tho World, and
Absolutely Independent.
Not everyone knows that within
| Italy there exists the most ancient sur
viving republic in the world-independ-
ent in law, government finance. and
armament of Italy itself. Twice a
year, on April first and October first,
takes place the most important iuuc-
tion Of the state, namely, the inaugur
alton Of the two new consuls San
Marino hes a little army of fifty men.
The little republic has its own copper
coin and a special issue of postage
stamps quite rarity in their way.
They collect and apply their own taxes
quite Independent of Italy, to whom
they pay nothing. A handsome new
state house, built of marble, is in course
of completion. IL may be mentioned
rs significant Of the independence Of
the little republic that only lately an
extradition law with Italy was framed
and passed. Before that they were
worried by an excess of desertcrs from
the Italian army. The revenue is six
thousand pounds sterling a year, coll
lected from eight thousand inhabitants
One-thiri goes TO the administrdtio lion,
one-third to the army, and one third to
the civil service. There is an annual
surplus. The revenue is supplied by
means Of tax ON salt and tobacco.
san Marino - the territory is only
thirty square mics in extent is beau
tifully situated on a rocky summit
two thousand feet above the level Of
the sea 10 commands fine view Of
the Adriatic, some ten miles of.-Lon.
don Daily Graphic
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-12-14
STEAMER WRECKED.

Lake Steamer Goes Upon the Rocks IN a
storm-Pnsscnrers aud Crew All saved.
MILWAUKEE, Dec AIN a binding
snowstorm and terrific eastorly gale
the passenger and freight steamer of
the r. q Z. NJ, No. 8, Of the Flint &
Pere Marquette Ike, was driven on tho
rocky shore OF Whitefsh bay The
steamer lies exposed TO the full force OF
the gale and is momentarily swept by
seas and spray.
The steamer left Ludington, Mich. /,
having a crew of fifteen men with n
passenger list numbering eighteen per.
sons. The lake was exceedingly rough
during the passage but IL was not un-
til the vessel was approaching the
Wisconsin shore that her situation be.
came alarming. During the night the
gale steadily increased in violence, and
by 3 o'clock the storm was of unusuul
severity, even for this season of the
year. At about $3.50, when the steam
er was within twelve or thirteen miles
Of Milwaukee, she encountered bliz-
zard. The atmosphere became dense
with sitting snow, which, being driven
by the gale, completely obscured the
North Point light of Milwaukee and
that of the Milwaukee pier In the
storm the steamer was carried off her
course, and, in attempting TO feel her
way into the bay, she brought up on
the rocks in Whitefish bay.
As soon as the steamer struck the
powders she sounded signals of dis
tress, and word was telephoned TO the
city. The life-saving crew at once
placed the surf boat on the surf cart
and the boat was taken overland TO the
wreck, where two score of willing
hands forced the boat into the waves
The crew pulled against a high gale
and big seas, but after a struggle of
fifteen minutes the life-savers reached
the side of the vessel The passengers
and crew remained in the cabin until
the surf boat was close TO the steamer
and then from the shore the crowd
could see them assemble around the
rail, the men making preparations for
leaving the wrecked steamer.
The passengers and crew were all
safely taken ashore.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-12-14
TRAIN ROBBERY.
A Train Held Up and Robbed Near Austin
rex.-Passengers the ChIef NIctlms

Train Held Up and Robbed Near Austin,
Tex x.-Passengers the chief Victims.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Dec. 12.-The
north-bound passenger train on the
International & Great Northern road
was held up and robbed by five men
twelve miles out from Austin about l
o'clock this morning, and Fireman Red
lngals was shot through the left arm.
The con .uctor and all passengers save
those in the sleepers, were robbed and
from the express car the bandits took
$4,000, but they failed to get away
with it.
Twelve miles north of Austin the
train ran into an open switch. Engi.
neer Rutledge brought the train TO
standstill as quickly as possible, and
then up from the darkness rose Eve
men, and they opened fire on the engi-
neer's cab and despite the fact that
rntledge at once threw MS hanjs up
poured a perfect hail of bullets into
the engine. one Of which struck lngals
in the arm. Both trainmen were taken
back to the express car, into which
they easily gained entrance. The mes
senger was commanded to open the
adAe- hS Icplitu AlAdA ue uluu huOW
how.
I'VE know how to kill YOU said Sano
of the robbers, and then the messen-
ger found a way. One of the robbers,
evidently the leader. gathered up
number of packages containing $500
in all and then the entire gang went
through the train.
In the first coach the man with the
express money gave the packages to a
companion to hold. The latter sat
them down on n coal box and there the
packages were found, evidently forgot.
ten, after the robbers left The ban
dts went through the train systematic.
ally, compelling passengers TO give up
money and valuables.
The wounded fireman and a brake
man, who left the train when IL stopped
in the open switch. were brought to san
Antonio on the train took Gov. and
Mrs. Crittenden and J. NJ, Nuckols, Jr.
10 Laredo, but they could not give an
estimate Of the booty secured by the
the robbers
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-12-14
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. Tho meny, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products TO
the needs Of physical being, will attest
the value 10 health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is due 20 its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
ative; efectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
II has given satisfaction TO millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid.
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak.
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs il for sale by all drug.
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but II is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup Of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute il offered.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-12-14

WIN IUU I1N7I EAI'
without that uncomfortable feeling OF fun
ness or drowsiness aite-ward, then its time
70 take DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets They
IN your veat-pocket, and take one after
every hearty meal.
It's time % take them, too, whenever
you "feel bilious" They're specific Tor
hillousness. They act wonderfully upon
the liver.
These tiny, sugar coated Pellets - the
smallest, the pleasantest % take, aud the
most natural Ia their ways--absolutoly and
permanently cure Constipation, Jaundice,
BiliOupcss, Indigestion, Sick on Bilious
Headaches, Sour Stomach, and every liver,
stomach, and bowel disorder.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-12-14
oIner,Ille strlke Not Yet seillnh.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Dec. l2.--Not only
the 1000 strikers, but many business
men Of the Olneyville district, where
the big strike is in progress, were
given an unexpected setback yester-
day evening Twice last week IL looked
favorable for a settlement, but at
the last moment the operatives were
found unwilling 10 accept the offer Of
the manufacturers. In the meantime
the mill owners have tried hard 20 start
their mills, but owing 10 the interfer-
ence Of strikers were unable TO secure
the necessary help.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-12-14

CALIFORNIA possesses a delightful winter
climate. Am 81 every dly Is balmy and full
Of sunshine To 1.-Two In such air a few mon tbs
may save you o dig Doctors bill IL doseu't cost
much TO try. The SANTA FE ROUTE will carry
you to Los Angeles, san Diego, or san Fran.
cisco any day, on fast vcstibuled express train
In i 'llman or tourist sleeper without change
Of cars ihe Journey is through New Mexico
and Arizona, where heavy w.falls rarely
come. II Is short, quick and comfortable
straight across, not roundabout Olce week
persouaily-cOuducted excursions are run TO
Pacific Coast in tourist sleepcrs Competent
pOrters nnj agents IA charge. Second-class
tickets honored, and good care taken OF ladies'
and children without escort. Very cheap rates,
for one way or round trip, now in effect Write
TO GEORGE ". TIAGESBUCH, p. s r. A. Santa
Fc Route, n T. Cor lJ,h and Main Streets or
iIi) Union Avenue Kansas City, No, for COPY
Of California excursion ieaflet and hands mslv
Illustrated bc,k, entitled ITO California and
Back"
santa Fc Route.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-12-14

The Chicago, Milwaukee a Sc. PAM
hailwey has mado an arrangement with 4
nratclass publishing house 20 furnish q
series OF beautiful Worlds e Fair pictures. of
n large alze nt the nominal cost TO the pur.
chaser of only ten cents for portfolio Of
sixteen Illustrations. Nothing so handsome
IN reference 10 the Worlds Fair has before
boon published. The series would be worth
~ least twelve dollars II the pictures were
not pablishcd in such large quantities. and
we are therefore able 70 furnish these works
of art for only ten cents.
Remit your money TO GEORGE H. HFAP.
POND, General Passenger Agent, Chicago.
Milwaukee a. ST. Paul Pathway, at Chisa,
20, Ill, and the pictures win be sent prompt
" 10 any specified address. They win make
handsome holiday gift.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-12-14

Z KANSAS CITY, No, Dec i2.-In the
supreme court al jefferson City to-day
proceedings were instituted 10 have
the statute creating the Office Of re.
ccrder Of voters ia this city declared
unconstitutional The Office was orig.
lnally intended only for st. Louis and
was Fastened on this city by the opera
tion OF clause for cities Of 100, 900 In
habitants." II has always been ex-
penslye aud has caused much hard feel
ng, rightly on wrongly the recorder be-
lag heenAea o manipulating lao voting
ll6lt