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prnnerfV Transfers.

t1anrico: l.. j. Cheatwood and wife
% w r. Boze, AZ feet on Twentieth
street. northwest corner Of o. $5SS.
A G. Collins. special commissioner, to
rrhomas Anderson, 81 feet on west side
n Twenty-second street, Ill ID feet south
Trancis II. S. Morrison and wife TO
George pope. lots /. q and 3, in block 81,
Barton Heights, IS.
e NJ. Parsons to Walter Hughes, s
ao~os 500
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nearly one-half of all the cash In the

nearly one-half Of all the cash In the
banks.
The loans OF the New York banks are
now sos. si2,sIo. record surpassed only
In the fall OF 1895. and the deposits are
s57S.e9 500. which Is higher than has been
touched since October. 1894
This will serve 10 show the strong
basis underlying what now seems like
decided revival in business. The
statement for the week IS favorable IA
nearly every item. The expansion IN
loans OF s3.s50.7Oo IL due mainly TO The
borrowing by importers, who are
taking goods out OF bond. IN anticipation
OF higher tariff duties Philadelphia re-
ports the same activity IN this regard.
the rates for money there having al
vanced slightly on the strength OF the
demand The banks Of New York lost
over 81 10000 last week TO the interior
The inquiry for small bills IL becoming
larger every day. which Is OF Itself an
indication Of broadening trade. but II
Is also true that New York has offered
an excellent market for interior bor-
rowers.
A letter to this paper from Kansas
City says that some OF the best paper
there has been going to New York at
low rates. and that continued favor
able offers have drawn considerable
business from that point. Such trans
actions probably account for the high
figures of New York city bank loans
There are indications, however. that the
remarkable ease In money will not con-
tinue indefinitely. Funds undoubtedly
are I'm better demand. and a further re-
duction In the reserves Of the New York
banks Is not at all improbable. The
contraction this week Is s2693,375. The
loss of $685.. 200 In cash is accounted for
by the heavy Treasury transactions and
the interior movement Deposits In
creased 81. 232. 7Oo and circulation con-
tracted Sl94.9O0 This reduction. which
has been going on since October has
resulted up to the present time I'm a
shrinkage of nearly 100000 in bank
notes taken out by the New York banks.
The movement has probably reached its
elimination. although the continued high
prices maintained on government bonds
make the profit on circulation smaller
than ever.
NH 10, 'e7 NH II. 's5. NH. l6. '95
Loans -. $500. 800 $i65 900 $4S9, O4 ON
Specie .... S5.A4lO0 60.A5,l00 G.51seOO
Legal ten
ders 80. n22s2.sco 3O.Oss,lOc 7s.sisSOO
Net depos-
its 49,. 57ssss, 500 4S9,SOs.5OO 5lS,tss5OO
Circula-
ton 49,. ls,n1,3OO 142s4SOO 12.295.5oO
Total re-
serve 80. 1s7.5s7OOO l4S,sOl, 200 147.222 900
Reserve re-
qulred e. 1H6I3,45o IL fl,sOo 1910
Excess OF
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Richmond, Va, March 10, 1891.

No auction sales to-day.
Private sales Filters, 40; wrappers, II;
dark leaf, II. Total, So hogsheads.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigar
cites. S93.f5; tobacco, S,2s5s5. Total,
81 $500.
Private sales for week: Wrappers 49,;
filters II: dark leaf. 359: scrap, l2 Burley
6. lugs Isl: western, 10. Total. 654 hogs
heads against GiS hogsheads last week
and l32 hogsheads for same week last
year.
Revenue collections for week: Cigars
and cigarettes. S99Ss.l4; tobacco, Sl4.O2i p.
Total, s2i.0l0.36.
The markets close with prices the same
as last week. aud the general tone UNI
changed.
We look for large breaks Of bright loose
Mr. A. IL. stokes. Of Durham, n. c..
was here to-day.
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BANh SIAIEMtlN i,
The weekly statement Of the Asso-
ciated Banks shows the following
changes:
Reserve, decrease, S2,6s3375.
Loans, increase, $3&O,No.
Specie. increase. SIP. 100.
I.egaQ tenders decrease, S2,59S 600.
Deposits. increase. H,2327OO
Circulation, decrease. Slsiso0.
The banks now hold S52 790.550 in ex-
cess of legal requirements.
The New York Financier says this
week: The total cash reserves OF the
New York banks, according to their
statements on March 18th, were HS CO.,
900 OF this amount, ten banks out or
the sixty-fve institutions associated with
the Clearing House, hold @7.ooo.Ooo. or
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD. March 13.-Virginia
ss. new. 70 IA asked: do, Century bonds.
GO 1-2q62 "a; Baltimore and Ohio. 10
asked; Northern Central, 20; Baltimore
and Ohio Southwestern lists. 60; Gas,
stock, 6lq61 IL; do. bonds, SIS. 109Qll0.
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Sacred Heart Church.

The subject of the discourse at this
.,,,rcb to-night will be 'Infallibility, a
n Necessary , Condition Of Faith" being the
tecond Of the series of Sunday night ser
mons which will be preached during
Tont All the seats Will be free.
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MONEY TO LEND

changed. with sales Of 7S3 bales for ex-
port and 1856 bales for spinning.
The cotton market to-day was extremely
dull. and the fluctuations I'm prices were
few and confined within narrow limits
near the last quotations being practl-
calIv unchanged from the opening.
The total sales for the day were a mere
bagatelle being only 1900 bales. Inc
sentiment, however, was bullish' ana as
there was very little disposition Il, 10 ,o oi
demand Liverpool was higher Dotn ,Vr
futures and spots. and the chronicle
weather report was bulllsn' Whie sns
daily weather map. indicating turther
rains In Alabama, also contrlouleu W
strengthen the tone.
NAVAL-STORE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON. n. c.. March 10
Rosin-Firm; strained, N'fOi Boou S1i"'"
81 Efrpentine-Nothing doing.
Tar-Firm at 81. o, N.
Crude Turpentine-Nominal; hard' sl''o'
soft, $50; virgin. nothing dong
CHARL ESTON, s. c., March B.-Iur-
nentine-Firm at &c; sales, none.
Rosin-Flrm; sales, none; A, -, Z. ~,
y and f. $40; c. $l45; II, NoO; L, sl.O,
X $40; n, $50; window-glasS, Sl'eo;
water-white, $40.
SAVANNAH. GA, March l8.-Turpenloo
tlne-Firm and unchanged; receipts h0
Rosin-steady; sales 10000 barrels, re-
ceipts 1903 barrels; A, b., G. d. ana -,
a.55: f. 1876; g, $40; H. N.eo; l. ~ 90 S a..
m $50; n, Sl.95; window-glass' S1'Vo;
water white, $3.50.
PETERSBURG COTTON MARKET
PETERSBURG, VA, March Bot
ton-steady at 7q7 1-Sc. for good TO pest
lots. ..,
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
PETERSBURG, VA, March l3.-Vlr-
ginia Peanuts-Firm; prime, I,Sgzc.; e a,-
fra prime. 2 1-Sd2 l-4c. fancy, S-oc,; OH
grades, / i-4a1 Sic; Spanish firm at Sue
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
NORFOLK VA. March l3.-Fancy
2f-2c.: strictly prime, 2Q2 l-ic.; off grades.
Id2c.; Spanish, 75c. per bushel: Farmers
market active and strong, with upward
Hand-picked-Fancy, S1-2c.; extras
. 8-4c': No. l Spanish, shelled, 3-4c.; NO
/ Virginia. &C. No. 2 Virginia, &C.
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LONDON AND PARIS.

LONDON, ENG. March 13.-Bar silver,
% lid Consos. 112 lis for money, and
112 is for the account.
PARIS. March 10, p. M.-Three per
cent. rentes, 1881, &C., for the ac-
count.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

ININNIIIvIIIi ' ~ MN tII To- IoJIs
Quotations: Wheat-Longberry. S7q92c /;
mixed. S6G92c.; shortberry. S5Q92c; No
red, 9lG92c Corn-White. Virginia, 300
sic: No. 2 white, SOC: No. mixed, Is lie
Oats-No. 2 mixed, p 1-2G22c. No. mix
ed. 20 1-2d21c.; winter seed. 3iQ3Sc. Rye
3SG42c
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ROsEMARY PunLIC LInRARY.

SUBSCRIBE TO ROSEMARY PUBLIC
Library, 20l east Main street. Best and
latest books and magazines circulating.
Three dollars yearly. de 2-3m
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10 POINTS PROFIT
BEFORE APRIL LIST.

Stop and think for a minute. Ten points
profit on 100 shares OF stock is $1,000, ana
the stock have reference to will move
at once. Three points margin will protect
fully.
A DEAD CERTAINTY like this does
not happen more than once in a lifetime.
So don't overlook IT II you have the
margin to put up to trade in lOc shares.
We do not care to handle your money.
All we ask, is that you place your ac-
count with some responsible Stock Ex-
change house, If It is convenient for you
to do so, AND WE WILL WRITE YOU
OR TELEGRAPH YOU in time to get the
FULL BENEFIT. PROVIDED you
WILL AGREE TO PAY US ONE THIRD
OF the net profits when the deal Is closed.
The stock we have reference to Is an ac-
tive stock listed on the New York Stock
Exchange. THIS DEAL MAY BIZ
READY ANY DAY. II you mean bust
ness and will ACT AS WE DIRECT let
US hear from you at once. Address
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MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUsI-
NESS CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices OF Money, Bonds, Stocks,
Grain, Tobacco, Cotton, Cnttle,
Country Produce, &C., Foreign
and Domestic.

NEW YORK, March 13.-Speculation
at the Stock Exchange to-day was more
active. and the market broader than for
a long time past. The sales for tho two
hours amounted to 11OS64 shares. and the
business was unusually well distributed.
A feature OF the trading was the in
creased demand for outside account.
The Vanderbilts were again the lead
ers Of speculation, and it was stated that
a powerful syndicate was at work in
these stocks. Omaha common was the
most active stock on the list. figuring
for 1900 shares. in the total transac-
lions. The price rose TO 81 ga, the high
est point ever attained. Big -Four. New
York Central Lake Shore, and Canada
Southern were in sharp demand at a
higher range. The talk about an early
retirement OF the high. Understanding
bonds OF the New York Central strength
ened this stock. Among the Changers. st.
Paul was notably firm. and rose to rs 1-S.
Manhattan felt the influence Of the COW
ering of short contracts, and sold as high
as IS rs.
In the Industriais, Rubber was pressed
for sale. the common falling from Is 10
16 ID, and the preferred from SIS 81 to g..
lThe decline was due to rumors from
Boston Of troubles in the trade. Chicago
Gas. Leather. and American Spirits ruled
firm. The last-named was bought on
reports Of an early adjustment with the
outside dstilleries. Western Union was
less prominent, the demand from the
shorts having abated.
The weekly bank statement had little
influence. The statement reflects the
recent heavy Withdrawals Of goods from
bond. and the more active inquiry for
time-money. The surplus reserve was
reduced S2,693,375, and the banks now
hold $50. 9O55O.
SPECULATION closed firm in tone. Net
changes show gains Of 1-402 per cent,
Nickel-Plate, second preferred. leading.
Bonds were active and strong. The
sales footed up N.213cO.
Treasury balances: Coin, SlSl 1921;
currency, s64.751 9S6.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call, 1-2Q2 per cent; prime
mercantile paper 303 IL per cent.
Sterling exchange steady. with actual
business I'm bankers bills at A.S5 la
1854 for sixty days, and A.dQA.S II
for demand; posted rates A.S5 l-2aS4SS;
commercial bills, A.SiGA.S.
Bar silver, So 3-S. Silver at the board
neglected.
Government bonds higher. State bonds
dull. Railroad bonds strong.
STOCK QUOTATIONS..
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Closing quotations: Flour quiet, sttddy,
and unchanged. No spring wheat,
II 1-2q72 lie. No. red, 81 l-2qS6 lie. No.
2 corn. % csc. No. ? oats, 10 lie. Mess
pork, SS50Q$S55 Lard. SALE. Short rio
sides. $450a$A70; shoulders. A50dA1o;
short rib sides, A.62 l-2a$L15. Whiskey
SLIT
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC, MARCH a. 1897
SUN rises ......6:23I HIGH TIDE. 800,
SIM sets .616 Morning........'.'' u 10
Moon sets 500. 1896 ening....'..'''''I'io
MINIATURE ALMANAC MARCH Is. 1897
sun rises ........6:2l HIGH TIDE.
sun sets ......6:l7 Morning. Ill
Neon sets .....414 Evening. ...''''''.-'So
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. MARCH L.
(By telegraph)
ARRIVED.
Schooner Warren Adams, Norfolk.
SAILED.
Steamship Indralema, Dublin and Gas
Cow. Gu, oo,oro
Schooner Charles Davenport, Portland.
Schooner Governor Ames, Providence.
Schooner w. Roberts, Fall River.
PORT OF WEST POINT, MARCH 10.
By telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship Accomack, Thompson, Nor
soI.. passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Accomack, Thompson, Nor
foIk. Messengers and general cargo.
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MIR. JaDEDIAH BOBBIvs sINGIN
SkuLE
will give their speekin and singin' at ye
Crace-Street Baptist Tabernacle Corner
Grace and Belvidere), FRIDAY MITE.
March 10. 1881. Skule opens at o'clock.
Admishun. 10 sents; reserved seats, &c.
extra. ian 4-Su. N&fot
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HOW ARE YOU?

Are you at times weak hstless, and
,-.|sieorant TO what is going on around
x ,,lC'l easily tired, and don't know what
30 Won? If so, take
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PRIsEs,
by the ladies OF the Baptist Church,
Wigwam. Barton Heights, at $50 T.. NJ.
THURSDAY. March IS. 1897 Adults, CSC I:
children. l5c. NH 1f-3t
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-04-15

There are doubtless a COOL many peo-
pie in town who 10 ~. know anything
abou, our public library. nor how much
profitable and interesting reading can be
obtained there for 80 small 4 sum. >ev-
eral years ago few Of the lovers Of liter
allure in Aberdeen organized the library
association. starting with nut i few vol
unes. ANY ore may become a lnenfer
upon payment Of ore dollar, and quar-
terry dues Of twenty FIVE cents gives the
privilege & the Use Of all the books one
eau read. There are no expenses con-
nec.ed with maintaining The library, and
hence al, the receipts from the begin
ming could he and have been applied 20
the purchase Of new books.
The library i now located ii ihs Tree
reading room, and the success Of the al.
ter having been 50 grea,-a state wide
reputation is already acquirei-i. is nov
desired to awaken an equal in.eres. in
the library. It contains abou. ~ vol
umes: high grade fiction by such authors
as Dickens. Irving, Geo. Elliot. Wa
verify. Miss Mulock. and others; stand
ara biographies. histories. both ancient:
and modern public documents for ref
e'ence. and many other classes Of publ
cations
The association will take the money
you pay INFO j. and buy any book YOU
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-04-15

/. F. B.bcock Na> b.ou.h, home from
Astoria Tuesday evening. standing the
journey VERY Nell and arriving home IN
much better condition Than expected.
His injury consists i : fracture Q: the
bones .: the vertebrate between tie
shoulder blades. which causes pressure
- y Mace upon ,he SPINAL cord, p-oiuc-
in. PARALYSIS Of tie body below Tie
waist. Win The renaova, Of this pres
sure ihe LINKS Viii IL ,es:uei 10 their
norma. condition. ana Dr. >tapp says
tie chances arc very favorable for the
removal q: the pressure w!:bol, any
surgical operation.
The injured man Is resting comfortably
ard is il excel,en. spirits. which will
coniuce u his more rapid recovery.
His many friends will - :lai 10 know
iha, MS injuries a-e ~: - bad as FRS,
reported. ani We hofs 70 see him scon
restored i health
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-04-15
Only a shoe.

/. was only Shoe. cas;-oE shoe 8:
that. which lay in the saw3us. II The
edge Of ,he wax Why should !. now
attract attention True !. Was All old
slioe tu; !, had been new onoe. and
there Y. ,ena:nei eao9.a q is former
dainty SHAPE and p4r;eo. make "a show
ira, is owaer hal gone back 10 JETS
and bo1.a. a20:ha- rai- Us, Ike IL
twas the Only place II .oan where such
dainty footwear vas KEPT, Tie cele-
bra:e3 Piu=rs= i Smith and T Maye- L
Co. shoes can. be beat, JEFF SAYS
10 a. WHO have .-.@i .lem-snd he q.
wars las : I'll. line N hand.
Then .hos= high bicycle shoes 10. Ia
dies arg lie l4.e:: ;h;a- or:. bicycle
s.ock-gs, hQ,se W mean. also. al LADY,
cyclists shorld lAve Them. Gol: IS Quite
3 iad no~. ani you sao1ld ge. one OF
those 81! caps iron him % te in the
swim. By he way, yis;; . Iet-s store
will reveal . saoi maa? nez things.
Meas hats AMI gloves arg among the
la.es; additions
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-04-15

Under the new Northern Pacific time
schedule, which took etfec. March 2s,
passengers from Aberdeen for the koo-
teuai mining country vii. reach Spokane
at 8 80 a. NJ. making close connection
with the Spokane Falls K Northern R'y,
leaving Spokane g. 80 a. N. This
arrangement will enable passengers 70
reach Rossland. B. c., and other mining
towns the day iollowin. their departure
irom Aberdeen.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-04-15

The regular semi-annual meetihs o. '.e
Presbyterv oi Olympia i in session III
the PRESBYTERIAN ch1-rh- ]. opened on
Tuesday evening with sermon ov Key.
f Il. Pii'cl.ari. II Pa! allup he f-'f'
ing moderator. Yesterday vas devo'rd
- ,.a,,ine business matters. Rev. II. r.
White Ct Buckley. t.einz elected moirr-
a-or. Prof. TAFT. II Tacoma. temporary
secretary. and Rev. n. Lackev, OF TINS
Mace. permaneni secretary. Last ever.
in. a rnee,in. Of public ir,eies was held
the question Il hone missions being TAKEN
no: Rev. Angus Alckinsie presiding.
4 dresses were delivered by Rev. Angus
McKinsie. Kev. l. D. Wells, and paper
Rad on the "Eoun ia,iea and History
Of Presby.eriAnism in Cnehllis County,
bv Mrs. J. VI. Walker The session VIII
continue during The day and TINS
evening.
Rev. H. F. White the new moderator,
was tie first pastor Q: the Presbyterian
church here. in fact he established 1t
and built the church just as il now
stands. This was in 1885.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-04-15
A book
about a Battle.

We have recently issue
another eii.;on-tha fifth
.; our 2l-Fage illustrated
Boa {. 1escfip ave Ct Gus
it, Battlefield. /. contains
g satisfactory al accoun.
= las ever bs@n written
G: the battle il vhich Gen
erA! Custer and his 3pl
troopers los, their lives.
Write tor i Copy. Write
also ;9y information at.ou.
rates a1l train service Wa
the Burlington Route 70
Qmahs, Kansas City, =.
Lor:s. Chicago. and all
other Eastern and S,oc.h-
ern cities.
Two routes Eas. va
Billings. Mont. AMI =.
:. PAU, MINI.
II. T. B1N-oN.
Puse; Sound Agent.
Seattle. y ash.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-04-15
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU

SITUATIONS obtained ior ,hose desiring
employment, and help furnished 10 hill.
men, lossa's, house kee pers and others.
EDWARD LYcAx.
4. Free Reading Room. Aberdeen
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-04-15

Mr.. Grocer: there are
thousands OF people who
want good tea (Inany don't
drink tea now. because it
hasbeen either costly or bad
and here is SAi3liM,g's Best
good tea at a fair price.
Don't YOU want TO sell
lots of such tea. and money!
back it if Your customers
don't like il.
4 S,,zEsa. * Csz:Azy
S1a srAocso. g.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-04-15

Hoods Pills are prompt. efficient, al
WAYS reliable, easy to lake, easy 'o
operate.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-04-15
LaxoI

laxol Is .h4 hes; uae:i,iue io- chill
a-en. poc:o:s recommend j: in pa Of
4s.or OIL
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-04-15

Soothing Tor burns, scslds, chapped
hands and lips. Healing for cuts and
sores. Instan. relief for piles. stops pain
a. once. These are the virtues Of
naWitf.s Mitch Hazel Salve.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-04-15

'*'-.7 ..-'l.s> 7 .Q!rllct IorlCn
Ac;s and lI-Apar,n1eu: ii In-o.'s
Act lll,-An apartment: in Garrick.s
Prices q -imi>sion-poHas;a;-s. Sic.
upstairs &c. Seats can t,a secure; q,
lily Drug Store. Curtain rises 2, "a
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-04-15

EiHT5. ain'nS-tay
5:1c icc III TIE aoyI.l.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-04-15

P,Axos.-Ii you wan. one OF the best
pianos made, without paving an agent :
commission, and with an opportunity OF
twenty DAYS trial. call at the HERALD
Office and learn particulars. tt.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-04-15

Constipation in lis wors. forms. dys-
persia. sick headache. biliousness and
derangement Of the liver are readily
cured by peWi;t's Little Early Risers.
These little pills never glipe. Small pill.
safe pill. hes. pill. Evans Drug Co
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-04-15
\ TERMS OF SUES
PAPER Of the,

srif bill, Com
0 view as ON
l,umbuggerY
20 upon the \
Xl,ey had prd
FISTS, he TAXED
prefaclngI
dule by say
authors OF |
he rnanufacl
he sugar II
Getting wing
lhe makers
10 are engaa
lstend to ID
N the preset
Neat, -four |
N per cent. |
/h,ts a busll
III on preset
lion OF corn
y The ~
the reve4
q. ifcent |
/ / : nship, th.i
eli, BY -distriI
npathy tl'1
~ biting 4
o.as also prd
'h;llbushel, wi
res, will /
Il tnt benei1
! kekst year 4
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in |
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-04-15

Mrs. y. W. Bush, grand chief Of homo
o! the Degree OF Honor. .or Washington
Went 70 Seattle. Tuesday. On business
pertaining 10 the order.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-11-27
WANTS THEM TO TAKE ACTION
ON MATTERS PROPOSED BY
DAWES COMMISSION,
Complains Particularly Of The
Attempt To Force The Indian
Cause Out CT Existence.
Census Matters Are AL
so Called Up.

Muskogee, 1. T., Nov. 27.-Chief Ish-
parhecher has sent his message to the
Creek council which is now in session
at okmulgee, l. T. 1t is in part as
follows:
You have been convened in extra
ordinary session in order that you may
continue to completion at least some Of
the more important business which by
reason of your adjournment remained
uncompleted at your last session. The
most important to us as people and
which you have not as yet satisfac-
torily disposed of, is the question OF
the division in severalty Of our lands,
as proposed by the Dawes commission.
I once suggested to your honorable
body the question of the expediency
of inviting the Five Civilized Tribes
of the Indian Territory to cooperate
in an attempt to erect one general In
dian government for the common gov
eminent and protection of all the
tribes of the territory. "A somewhat
similar government is already author
lied and contemplated by the treaty
of 1866 and was some twenty-six years
ago attempted by all the tribes assem-
bled at this place. But now as we
have passed through the experience
and civilizing influence of twenty-six
years of political life, it has been my
hope that the people would feel that
they may now safely and wisely make
the venture. 1t may not be inappro-
pirate to remind you here that only
thirty-nine days remain when, accord
ing to a late act of congress, our judi
ciary, the great cornerstone of our
government, the same that was SOL
EMMY guaranteed to us by what
should be the sacred word Of the
United States government, will be
brushed away unless some action is
taken in the meantime to avert or
modify the impending calamity. l
cannot believe that that august tribu-
nal, when properly approached with
the question, will decide that the
question of citizenship in our nation
or the continued life of our judiciary
may, against our earnest protests and
the terms of solemn treaties, be adj
versely determined by a law of con-
gress.
Recommendations are made also that
action be taken to facilitate the emu
meration for the Dawes census; that
a lobby be sent to Washington and
that the fraudulent warrant matter
be settled without loss to the Creek
nation.