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The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-05-10

round with the spoils of paganism
and garlanded with Dionysiac ivy.
Within the walls of his protesting
contemporaries no music had been
permitted but that of the staidest
psalmody. In the chapel of Milton S
brain, entirely devoted though it
was to a Biblical form of worship,
there were flutes and trumpets to
accompany one vast commanding
organ. The popularity of Millions
position was that among Puritans
he was an artist and yet among art
lists a Puritan.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-05-10

Its funny how marriage will
change a man" said Flogg the other
day. There's Mouster, for exam
pie. Before hewas married glance
of May Taintor would intoxicate
him, SO he used to say. Now when
he comes home late at night and
meets Mrs. Mouster, nee Taintor,
the sight of her actually sobers
him. Boston Transcript.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-05-10

After hearing argument in a case
o Georgia justice said, ''I'm sorter
mixed on this here matter, an I'll
preserve my decision" about
what time, judge" said the lawyer,
"will you dish out them preseryesa"
"Thar's no tellin, = replied his hon
pr. "I'ye got q sight q plowin ten
do an erbout ten acres ter fence in.
Jest take the pris'ner ter Jail till
tall. "-Exchange.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-05-10

Cherokee nation out of the deal
entirely and ignoring whatever
legal rights Mr.. Shelton may have
in the possession of the place
where he expects to select land for
himself and family and to take it
as their allotments.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-05-10
a pinsr.nee IN ch,ldrsn.

Mrs. Greene What bad behaved
children those are Of the Briggs'l It
was disgraceful the way they fought
over the last piece Of cake at the ta-
ble Last evening.
Mrs. Browne That's queer. My
children never begin quarreling till
the last piece IL gone. Boston
Transcript.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-05-10

1t has been observed that they
who most loudly clamor for liberty
do not most literally grant it.-Sam
johnson.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-05-10

His brain was not an empty con-
venticle, stored with none but the
necossaries Of devotion. Itwashung
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-19

& 900 BAKERY. established 20 years. located
~ 49, on 80 aN.; business - barrels Of flour
NttRly; reason selling, death IN family: receipts
$1,000 to 8 1000 monthly; splendid chance. ~
Il WlGGINS, lao Nassau.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-19
MCDONALD & WIGGINs. lao Nassau.

S:DS COO CAFE y RESTAURANT, located
800 W. downtown; ELEGANT corner; reason
OF selling tins elegant cafe, the proprietor is going in
now doing splendid business: ]strictest in estiration
allowed; elegant OBJ Ortunity.
MCDONALD < WIGGINS, 40 Nassau.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-19

w Tour
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-19
CALIFORNIA.

Apathy will leave New York and Eastern cities
March 9 and II, and visit Riverside. Rcdlauds,
San Diego. Pasadena, Echo Mountain, Los Angeles.
Santa Barbara, San Rafael, Santa cruz, Monterey.
Ban Jose. Big Trees, Lick Observatory and san Fran
cisco. The return journey includes tn" sierra Nevada
by daylight, Salt Lake City. the Gorgcs and CanOns Of
Colorado by daylight, Denver, Mautou springs, and
the Garden Of the Gods. Leisurely sojoirns will be
made at the following celebrated hotels: New st.
Charles. New Orleans; Hotel del Coronado. Coronado
Beach; The Westminster. Los Angeles; Hotel Rafael,
Ban Rafael; Sea Beach Hotel. Santa Cruz: Hotel del
Monte. Monterey. Tho NendOme. San Jose; Tho
Palace. San Francisco; The KnutsfOrd, Salt Lake
City; The Brown Palace, Denver. returning to New
York April 81. The stay at any place can be- short
oned or prolonged at pleasure. as the tickets are good
to return until November /. The arrangements are
under the supervision of experienced and competent
representatives, thus leaving the passenger entirely
free for recreation and sightseeing.
PRICES $40, $40.
including Rrst-class railway travel, a double berth in
sleeping cars. all hotel accommodations transfers.
carriage drives and incidental meals during entire
trip. Tours to Florida. Jamaica. Nassau. Europe.
Hawaii. Japan. China. &c.
Railroad and steamship tickets to all points.
RAYMOND & WHITCOMB,
81 East Ifth Sc, Onion Square Uest, New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-19
Academy OF Music.

INC H1lne OF Al Groat SnCccascs.
+. q. GILMORE = pro,,r,s 4 u,,r, 18th ST.
EUGENE IOMPhlNS. X Irving Pl.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-19

HAVE $1,000 To INVEST. with services. in Light
i mamma turing or mail order Business; estab.
lishcd; legitimate. J., s., box 2Ol sun ONCE.
RFLlABLE MAS. nte 80, married, desires u rap.
~ rr-'ut Manufacturers lora'e or travel: employed
by Government AZ present; best OF reasons for
change; references ant bond given II nAcessarv. Adj.
drus> JAN! = A. fODDIS, oak Park. Chicago, III.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-19
MCDONALD < Virgins. l4o Nassau.

81 O00 II STORE, located on prominent
~ corner, % ay.; old established; reason
or selling. leaving New York city; now doing splendid
business elegantly equipped and we'll stocked.
X WIGGlSS. 40 Nassau.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-19

an 'nIdras wanted mt 4iii9 gSi m,nafn to take
business Ga established and of high stand NJ; now
III operation aud located in Boston. Mass money is
amply secured; ing orders on hand now; very Little
competition IN this line OF manufacturing: inycsti-
gate. 4 WIiGINS ia Sn.s,r
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-09-21
10. Rapitel.
Der Rerfer.

Mir febren nun tpieber au ber oe4
heilnen Expedition in ben Eoper az
rid.
Die Barrie nit benz einarmieen Ga
pitain sSoD unb feinem Nsffen George
>nebit 0inhcltff unb ben beiben lorbs,
bic mir bonn 9Dtper tpegiteuern iaben
nit ihrer enorm reihen 4eute, erreicbte
eine Bride unb lanhete atpei> Meilen
u1terbalb bes Gptpers. Ndhbem tie
ibre @hGbe fiber ans ldnb qebrdht,
ipurbe bas Mntertau in bet @filIe niez
Der lcsgelai5en unb bic Nrigdntine ies
aelte ipeiter. Nie DGmmerilnQ beodnn
unb bic @egenitdnbe tpnnten ieben
Muaenblid beutli9er ge{eb<n iper6tn.
Der freunblihe glebel, ipelHer bic
balbe Naht tpie Elm Snleier iiber BEN
sslufIe lag, ipur Dtrihtplnbrn unb ber
Moraenftern, gleih elmer erl0f9tnben
lampe, fhien fhtpdher unb fnap6her, !,
X mtbr bds Mor9enli9t I'm Often ers
gldnate. ~
mir ipsrben balb Suo haben, &
faats 2orb Neaele, iiH 3u benz gdpis2
tain unb 4in9cliff bintptnbenb unSi
ben Carl bon gonenbeare betrnhtenb.
Der nnhe bei ibnen, In feinen MldnteI
gtbiiat. nuf benz Werbtd itanb, benn
bic Worgenluft mar talt unb i9drf.
~sSa,~ anttportete Der friihere
Smlieber nit einem miirrifMen 9lid
rdda ben ber{fhminbenOen Mnffru IN
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-09-21
9. Rapitel.
6 a M aria. bic fIeine8etts
lerf n

w W.
Die Naht bes sSunelenbiebItabls 1T
nod INNER niebt poriiber; mir betpeaen
Ins nod anifhen Mbenb unb Mprsen.
Der 2efer lptrb uns beshdlb naA elmer
engen Gtrabe folgen, tpelhe bibt nnter
ben Wfauern bon Sanct @ils Doriiberz
fiibrt, nah ben bunfeliten Winfeln
ron 2onbon. Die StraBenlaternen
lplrben chen BON benz. nit rafhen
@d,ritten forteilenben 2ampenan3iinz
Der angeitedt. unb bic matten Strablen
ber Qidter erbenten ben pfdb faum
aebn SUP ndh Dor= ober riiftpGrts, 10
bimt lit Der Jlebel. Die boben 6Gufer
nit ibren bonn Miter sefhndr3ten
M6nben mdhten einen finfteren ginz
brud. Dor einem berfelkn. iiber beHen
nitbere 1biir Elm Sbafefpenrefopf ber=
pprraate, unb bas ndh biefem s3eihkn
feinen Ndmen fiibrte. bleiben fhir
fteben.g Oie 8epohner beS 0duieS,
ipenn Is uberbaupt bieien Nanlen per@
bient. ba es mebr elmer Nuine glih,
be3ablten feine Mietbe ba Nietnanb
auber Natten unb MGufen ibnen ben
Mufentbult itreitig r1ahte. Die 9biire
bts Qduies ifebt melt offen unb bic
fdlten Minbe unb Me9enfhduer brtn<
gen ungebinbert in bic finIt<re Glur.
bur4 Bic mir iiber rnehrere 3repptn
nan einem ber oberen Gtodnerfe ges
langsn, bis u1s cine tpeibliGe Gtimnlt,
bic aus Gurnt ober Snredtn befiiet
Ghreie llein, s5iiide dusE0bt, an
Bic SdtpeIIt feTelt. Der 6ngitIitb
flebenbe 9pll eines Rinbes nlifM fim
III bic pilben 1liiths; bic 1biire fiebt
balls often unb mir iperftn einen Bid
III bas synnsre. gs 1T Elm fmdutrliGer
Drt: Elm Belt ppn Gtrpb, .ef1fgs
Gtiiblt, Elm xiI9 nit brei syiibeh rTb
ein babies Dubenp @el9irre bilben
ben 6dusratb, 1pGbrenb ein Brett tcr
bdS glaslOie 0enlier atfteit III. Gtn
IN Get 0tidu9tes Hauenbe, baS III III
nem 4ruge liegt. bsleu&tet BE n6dbts
li6s 6une.
Sin Mann nnb cine syr1M, bsibe 0It
lapb II serlnmpie Richer NehiiIIt, yo.
6kn 6p heui oisi mtId5enI en-
Rrna Mt DkI Hull, oiiB len Ie d6s
juk lllsl9 elpfi( (e triHleA iiIbett q lhe1
b1I s9ete t<o50 t0sgH ies5e1
etipd q tlsI llllle. le ssf6g i
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-09-21

freunbIit4 mif ibr stfprodsn, fpn1 fn
ibr fpgor @elb gsDtbsrl.
rQDer Bit BIZ, 9inb21 frdgte bsr
griidthDdtbtsr Is pet mdnn DeiIs !.
Battery. n
ryeein. j ntin, @ir.s
~Mtr bsnn2 Ia fub .uh ID 5nfanls
men clif bis Bride iomuleil. !
70 freunbiib, y 3 s.
.s5reunblin lit,b bDh brdfbte e,
iidl I'M n1niien Milgenblide nm.
~Gr aab MIR @sl6 nnD frsunblibt
Worte.
,,Du bir cine DeitItrin21 s.
sd BEETLE ni1t, neil id Quit 10s
ran bdbe, fonbern neil ID nlnB.
~Ou biit drm!@ 81
.Gebr drrl.
rDa l,irnm bds!- fagte Ct. .Mtin1
9ohter itedfe es mir in bic 9d{dt a
ih BON 6aufe fortsigg, dber ih brdA !
DE es niht!~ unb bdmit CAB Ct ihr ein /
Gtiid grob.
SD bdnfe gum!~ 1ntnortett ne
unb briidte ihm Bic 6dnb. Damn elite
iie griibenb fort lnb DerfMpdnb IN
benz Dunfel Der Gtraben, Inn no6
6dufe gu geben unb bns 0efhent Ots
lorbs ibrsm unnatiirlinen pflegsbu<
ter su bringen. Mie mar jie 5u bieleut I
aefommen2
gDa mar bas ein5ise Rinb zines ar
men ssremben, ber, but9 WiBgelnid
in's Glenb gttritbsl,, prr 3thn s5dbren
enbliG in ben rgbotefpedretopf- sss
rctben ipar. Dd er fraii36iif4 fpro4,
nobmen i'm Gimon unb Tbereje bel
!ih auf. Na1 btei 9agen mar q tDbt.
9uf feiner 9ruit fdnb man etn gOIbts
nes gtui. in benz fi6 Der Nejf ftines
NermDaens befanb. Sit nahmtn es
unb be6ielten bas fhOne Rinb, bas ia
furh Ghldse gu ibrer @tlabin map
ten.
Die tleine GDa bate ben -@6ok=
fpearetopf" balb erreiAt unb trot nit
leintem 9,raen Elm, ba iie ia Gelb
brahte. Mber bic beihen llnsebsner
fAliefen 1bereie Tag in ibrem
Blute. Gpa 1tcnb tobesblei1 auf Der
@htpelIe. als iis 'bes f6redlidben Mnts
libss ber alten Irau aniidtis iDurbe.
qlber elm @efibI Der Greube beiGlid
bod untpiufiirlid ibr 6er5 Bel benl
@ebanfen. baB ibre AudleriH pieleiht
i.ift mehr eripahen t0nnte. 8ei ibrenl
Gintreten fubr @imon auf. Gr fdrie
laut. .als er feline @htpeiter an 9obeu
liegen fub.
.sssit iie tOot?" rief er.
nsSa.1
sWer t0btete iie?4
~Das Stiid BON benz aerbrodentn
Rrua."
Simon ftarrts auf oit 2eiAe feiner
@atpeiter Bin: e iiberlisf i'm Elm
Ghauer BEL bem @ebanten, tpelh ein
2eben poIl 8erbrehen iis nit einannt
psrlebt. vGobt! tobt! tobt!" nur4
melte Ct aipiihen ben 3dbnen.
Drei Mdnner fpielten i'm untern
Gtodtperf Rarten. Der Cine fdb nit
Staunen Elf rotbe Seroen auf feiner
Rarte. ssm felben Musenblid fiel elm
Sropfen 8lnt uuf feline 9anb.
.8lut! Blut!" rief er unb iie faben
in Die 50he, bon ber es berabtrppfte.
Gin Morb!" riefen bic Spieler. ft;ir3z
ten nit ibren 2idtern binauf unb iaz,,
ben. mas mir gef4ilbert.
Simon mar alsbdlb arretirt, auf
bas 3eusnib Gpa's, bes Morbes anges
flagt; als man aud iie feftnebmen
pollte. mar iie entfloben. Riemanb
nuBte ipobin.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-09-21

i SyI03te UeIlleut DQB DIG tytQMWc UeE
Qiebe i'm Ger3en bsS ilin9en Monnts
IN beIlen Jldmnsea onffnlug. ST
fDlgtt ibr NIT un0e5tiimtn S9ritten
I,nh fdgte: .Mrfe, ifb 9th niH ber
| Uldln, Set nit iisb fpdbtn ldbt. Menu
Sbr mid III ioldkr Meife btbonbsIt, Id
fDlIt Shr NIT sltsmtr Man5e Moa1t
irtrneil.
SIT 9db teine NntpDrt. ober lire
Qippen bGumten fih bon Werahtung.
.NlIes, Inn mas ih Gn4 bite, lit, bob
Sbr mir plab mant. SD Derfhutte ia
rntin Wafier.
,Jbr bdBt midb!1
.Ghtoabt fein iplhes 3eu9. Robert
MurrdD, oDer iM fptrbe b0fe, ui1b. ibre'
Mucen gldn3ttn heller uns ibre Manz
gen narben r0tfer.
,Sbr hdbt einen Mnberen Heb"
SIR bdbt fei,1 Ntdbt. MIDI 70 an5uz
rshet iiHh MIDI 3u loSlgtpeilen. Hcber..
MurrdD folqte i6r unb blteb 3tpun3ig
G1ritte Bon bem Wirtbsbuus plOBlih
fteben.
80 babe Elm ae1t. benn ID Iiebe
Guh.
~aier 1T niat Ter Ort su fOldsn
Mepe1..
$50 per{prehi mir. mid I'm neun
lIbr an Der RDnigseidk All treffen.1 u
sd min nidt." onttportete fie tntz
{disben.
sSbr ipollt nidt2"
Rein. sebt!1
Der 3prn f1rbte bic Gtirns hes
inngen Mdnnes. @eine fdnbe bdlIten
Ii9 unb er mar i'm @egriff. iie gu
f1logen, als iie ldut oufitbrie unb ben
Rrua fallen laf{enb baponeiIte. SIM
ieIben Qlnssnblide aespabrte fie einen
Munn, Der bas Musfehen eires @on=
ftablers bate unb aus benz Mirtbss.
bau5e fam. ct legte feline 6anb auf
ben Mrm bes iunaen Mutroien urb
1aate: r6alt, elenber Burfhs! Du
ipolteit 9anb all bieie fd0ne Madbdxn
legen9" Damit brebte er ibn nit elmer
WLht i'm Rreiie herum. Der ber ilnge
Menfh niht au piberiteber, bermohte.
Damn mari er i'm in bas 9ras unb
aos Elm piftol aus benz @iirtel. Mud
Wurrap's Gut flDg bernb unb beraus
-nllte Elm rot6 unb 1peibes 8anb, has
Mbaeihen Der .peelrioter1. tpelde an
jenem Sage ben Truppen ber ROnigin
WiberItanb geleiitet hdtten. Nugenbltdz
lin itiir5te Der gonitabler quf ben iunz
gen Mann los. Der aufgefprunsen mar
unb Iaete, inbem er i'm feifpadte:
Gin Nioter! Das ertl1rt Dein per@
fhlasenes @eiibt! syh arretire Did
cls einen bcppelten StDrer Der Nube.
Sd ertenne in Dir ben Mnfiibrer Der
Mufriibrer!!" Damn rief er einen ftcr-
fen, ftierartis ausiebenben Mann unb
bat ibn, ben Gefansenen fortaufibren.
Murrap leiitete einen per3neifelten
Wiberitanb, tpurbe ieboh balb in 5tz
derbeit sebrad,t. Ser Gonitabler bob
ben Rrug duf, fiiIIte ibn nit MaEer
unb ret1te i'm Hcie, tpelhe HaunenS
3eusin Der gauaen Scene aetDeien mar.
sd banfe, 0err, aber ih boffe, sic
fhiden i'm ntht in's @efdn9nib - er
tpiirbe mid nidt seihlaaen baben."
,gr lit Elm Dertueaener Burfhe nnO
bes Iufrubrs perodhtig. sM 1db ibn
apeimal fein piitol auf Gonitubler
cbi4ieben." Die rubige GntIh.ebenz
belt, nit Der bieie Morte selprohen
tpurben, fdlenen feline Mntport 5u3us
laTen unb Noie, tpelde benz Gonltabler
NOD einen Bid 3uiparf. als iie in bas
9aus trat, ipar eritdunt. als lie bem
feltfam frasenben Blide bss Jremben
begesnete.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-09-21


!:
niIxn 6uuptIfraBe BON ben ipeittraatnz
Zen Mrmen ebSUiirDiqtr Giden iiber>
Id5attet mirb. bic dIItrbinqs att aenua
| fdeiutn, nm btm normanaiinen Grs1
pebertr, Ser emit eintn tdIben Gpmz'
mtrtdq unter ibnen orsgsrubt Gnirnt
| unb Gxtntten celiehen au boten. Do5
qanae 9otf nit feinen rieberen Sodls
fern trug Eli altertbiimiIdes gepr6ge.
5eur bcs alie 5hIoB, bas Der Carl BON
| gonpbeare ais grbbeiib beioB unb in.
| Incident Qabp ssyfabeI geboren ipuroe,
/ mar 10 moberniiirt. bah es n1ebr einenl
g}alaIfe als einem dIten Boronsniibts
aIich. Sic ulten fteinernen 9biirnle tpnz
rem nisceroeriifen nnb burn cine
prahsbcle Marmorfocabe er5ebt; ,'er
Durgaraben mar ausgefiint unb in eis
nen i9Dnen parf umgefhaffen, ber bie
| ariifotrdtiihe Wobnuna BON benz f:il<
len unb idattioen Dprfe trennte, Dem
bus Ghof feinen Namen aeIieben.
@csenibsr bon benz S1loffe. in
benz Norfe gonptedrezsSorb, uneefdbr
cine DierteImeile bon benz Shore,
ftdnb bas WirtbSbaus. BON ben bkrrs
i4oftIidkn @ebduben burh eine srobe
Wiefe g:trsnnt. bic BON ipielenoen
Einbtrn unb nsibenoem Wteb belebt
mar. Das Mapptn BON gonpbear. mar
pos Sbtlo pes Ootiiptrtps1duies, oos
| letl uHDsNliIVen Se1leH UeHeH lelHst
lponen 2D1rIpslOU1sI pe'I unD pa.!I
oeragM! % DaI. Sn H osh =: .d&en an.iS.I anlsasI
srdaelung IomnIe aa l'@ o1e aSIrIps.o9.
r;;h ra auS hr. s. i%Sp;,n aSpH. ;na,;nn.r @ MA
~ sr;;hsrsr I 3.;,.,, n" MA h;,t.r ~ TX ~ sngs
lsn Msasy;;Ssr % D non s.n 'a m;ribsba.,i. t;r Sa
sE.sorS E Eh S.r mnrshr,,r,sn @ ~ tsm
49, MI aro,,rn @ Mu,bi,oh.r M ~ Iss:r ~ Honh.
M,,s M $sp S;sIsn, mr,,rrsn 1sus, tran, achn Mre,
oIs 4. h,,rstic snnr
I Mn Mh.nS nor ;,ner g,oft IN tpers
fh.r ,,nSers @,,1abts Xsoinnt mnn anrb
csnolis tpir ,pir oef,ben' burh ben
8erlmit fsines our.asn WermDaens aun
| 6elb5fmnrb oetrieben fporben. Yfaub
Elm ihSnes MdlIben AN ienem grunz
nen unb tportete osbulbia. Bis bieJae1ne
an lie fame Oie @luth Der Mbenoz
| Tonne ,eiote ibr reides brounes 6aar
i'm ibonfisn Glonae unb bpb ous
tporme sseuer ibrer SafelnuRauaen.
Sic mar f90n unb jung, benn iie aIbls
| te nids uber ahtse6n Sabre; ibr Ge=
fibt bate eil,en tlugen fpobItbuenbsn
Musbrud unb auf ibrem aanaen Dez
len laa oer 3au6er anmutbiaer Be-
| ideibenbeit. Sic mar aerabe NIT einem
| iilbernen Rrus bon altertbiimlihen
| syormen beriiberaetommen. um ibn nit
BaiIer au fiilen. Dos 5a0ne Mdbhen
| ipartete, bis bic Melteren hire Rriise
| unb Rufen aefurt batten. Cine I'm bic
2lnbere perlieb ben 1runnen unb nrr
spei blieben aulebt nod auriid unb
plauberten bon ben Neuidfeiten. bic
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-09-21

Wort 3urad unb noste ss nidt einmal,
ben Bid gu ibr 3u erbeben. Ct mar
elm fa0ner junser Monn. Der einaige
@obn bes Boiliff bes Dorfes unb
{tanb besbolb Nofen an Geburt gleih;
aber er biintte fih mehr als bic iibriz
aen Betpobner bes Dprfes unb berGins
aiqc, ber es tpagen biirfe. ben Bid 3u
Roisn 3u erbebtn unb auf ibre 0anb'
Mn{pruh 3u MAIDEN. eine Mniidt,
bic er lange gebegt, obne bdB i'm irS
9enb cine Grmutbieung bier3u btreds
fiat bGtte. Role bdBte .unb liebte :bn
ninf; iie fiimmerte jih niht i'm i'm,
tpdhrenb in {einem 6er3tn cine Dtrs
asbrenbe Qsibenlhaft fit fie porbnn<
Fen mar unb t6glid aunahm. Die Of
fene, lrsqebknneltt @leihgiltiateit, nit
ber he fih gsgen i'm btnabm. ihibte
ne ppr elmer lixbtserflxrung BON feis
ner Geite. Ct tpar brtiunb3mdn3ia
Sabre alt unb battle bic beiben lebftIli
sSobre 3ur @ee 3lgebrdGt; nun dhsr,
tpakrenb ieiu &4iff neu btfru6tef
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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1899-07-13
PIECE OF GOOD NEWS.
Cherokee Nation Will Pay
Two Teachers.

Z. n. Ratcliff, chairman of the
board of school directors, returned
from a trip to Tahlequah in the
interest OF the Vinita public
schools last week. The Cherokee
board of education will appoint
one of the teachers for the white
school and one for the cOlOred
school, and pay them from the
Cherokee school funds. In addi-
tion, the probability is that by the
beginning of the next term two or
more teachers will be furnished in
the same manner. Mr.. Ratcliff
called the attention of the Chero-
kee board, and also of Supervisor
Coppock, TO the fact that Vinita
now has something over 800 Cher
okee children of schoo. age, and
is therefore entitled to more than
a single teacher. Mr.. Ratcliff
says that the teachers institute
now in progress at Tahlequah is a
very successful affair, aud is at
tended by a large number of very
intelligent teachers from different
portions of the Cherokee nation.
The examinations are conducted
in a systematic and thorough man
ner, Mr.. Coppock assisting the
board in the work.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1899-07-13
Try Red Cross Ball Blue. jnI6

George Ward of CJwskiu prairie
came over Tuesday. lie says that
the wheat crop in his section i good,
and that there is the best prospect for
late corn he has ever seen in this
country.
The threshing machines are run
ming this week in all parts of the
country. The wheat i'm many sec
tiUns Is said To be turning out a
good yield, though many crops are
somewhat full of cheat.
The Vinita ball club, accompanied
10y about twenty friends left yesterday
morning for Tulsa for two days
game with the Tulsa team. IL J. cX-
pected to be a warm game aud Is for
the championship Of the territory
If your brain won't work right and
you miss the snap, vim and energy
that was once yours, you should take
Prickly Ash BitterS. IL cleanSeS the
system and iuvigOrate> both body aud
brain. Sold by Chapman X Briggs.
Mamie Bean, colored. i now lam
gushing ia the United States hold
over here. charged with committing
the crime of rape upuu little SIX
year-Old culOrcd child OF man named
Jones. on the east side. The crime
seems to have been committed some
days ago.
Try Red CrusS Eall Blue. julio
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1899-07-13
IN MEMORIAM.
Expressions of the Eastern Star on
the Death OF Mrs. Badgett.

Whereas, Mrs. Mamie Badgett,
a member OF Purity chapter No.
Is, 0. L. s., was called from
among us upon June 23rd, 1899, it
is meet and proper that express
sion be given OF the sorrow We
feel and of the hope that comes as
a solace for our wounds. To the
5ereaved family We extend our
sympathy, mingiing our tears with
theirs. Why the Creator has seen
tit to remove from our midst the
last member to cross our portals
and bow at our sacred altar. and
by the same dispensation take
from the home a loving and de-
voted wife and mother, will never
he revealed to u this side the
veil. But turning to the great
light which adorns our altar we
read, blessed are t.. pure in
heart, for they shall see God, >"
and are strengthened and encour-
aged to say, Thy will he done. "
Our hope and The hope of all
mankind in the hour OF bereave-
ment-that which makes life en-
durable to the living-is found in
the answer to the question, "If a
man die, shall he live again?" and
we hold up our heads and are
strengthened.
The example of devotion to
family, to friends and to duty
which our sister has placed before
us we commend as worthy of emu
lation. Her daily life was a con-
sistent answer to the query, "WhO
is my neighbour"
1t is directed that our charter be
draped in mourning and this men,
oriii be spread upon our records
and made public.
NJ +. MILFORD,
CYNTHIA WACAsER,
ANNIE X. Mills,
Committee.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1899-07-13
First Nominate Them for Office.

The Michigan supreme court
holds that a statement made by a
member of a church conference at
meeting held for the purpose of
electIng church trustees, relative
to the fitness of proposed candi-
date o hold Office, is a privileged
communication, and if such state.
ment be made without malice and
with an honest belief of its truth
no action can be maintained, even
though the statement be untrue.
This now provides a means for
"skinning" an enemy Gi the en-
emy belongs to your church, with
impunity.