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The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-05-07
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The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-05-07

It is said the Dawes commission
as a whole feel very hopeful with
reference to the ultimate ratiica-
tion of the Cherokee treaty, and
believe that fit is not done this
congress it will be next winter.
Members of the commission don't
believe MIR. Curtis amendment
will receive serious consideration.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-05-07
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Missouri river to the northwest.
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ELLIOTT.
General Manager. 81. Joseph. No !
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-05-07

The recent rapid influx of new
subscribers has made it necessary
for this Office to enlarge its mail
ing facilities by the purchase Of
additional mailing galleys to ac-
commodate the lengthening lists.
The unsetteled and expectant
state of the public mind in the In
dian country renders good news
paper filled with the latest and
best information about the
treaties and the general condition,
here indispensable, and The Chief.
tain admira bly, supplies the de-
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The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-05-07

]. T. Parkes retired from the
editorship Of the Tahiequah
Sentinel last week still anxious for
the Cherokee agreement.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-08-20
@eiAidbte eimeS &flauett,

9ln 0dnoen unb 5iiBen tpdbrenb
pieler Sabre burb Die &etten bon
&ranfbeit eebunben au iein, lit Die
iblimmite Sor1n BON Sflaperei.
@eD. .. @iuian1s BON Man1eiter,
Wi9., i6reibt: ,Meine Srau mar
tpdbrenb 5 Sabren 10 biilflos, baB fie
iib ni9t einnal allein i'm 8ette bes
rutnbreben fonnte. MlS 1ie iebo1
ibre 3uflubtsu Electric Bitters"
genommen unb stpei 5laiben bappn
aufgebrau6t bate, nerbe1ierte li1 ibr
3uitanb suiebenos uno iie mar in
furser 3eit mieoer i'm Stanoe, ibre
Nrbeit allein su perribten. 0ieles
beruorragenoe Wittel fir syrauen=
&ranfbeiten beilt ibnea unb bauerno
NerpDiitdt, SblaflDfieteit, Welan=
6Dlie, &Dpfihmer5en uno Shuin=
6el=Mnfdlle. @s lit cine @ottes=
@abe fiir ibtpaGe unb abgearbeitete
2eute. 0eilung earantirt. Sour
so Gents bel S. &alteper & Sobn,
Drpgui1ten.
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No9 einnal iab fie bic iunee Grau
uno au1 i'm; oas @bepaar tom Mb.
idieb gu nebmen. 6err Men5el bate
elm anberes, tuie er boffte, bauernbes
Engagement sefunoen; NIT iuarmen
9antestporten berabidieoeten fie iid.
Grieoel tiibte Die iunge Grau, als mdren
lie alte CUTE Greunoinnen nnb als er
ibr aud bic Sano gum Gbfdieo reidte,
ba ,purbe lie eliibeno ROTH unb badte
an ben aol3en Mnfang ibres Sage,
bu9es unb an bic anberen Morte, nit
benen iie bon ibrem pelben eef9mdrmi
bate uno bic 10 tuenis auf ibn pabten.
IS bat teine ber fiinf Befen ie bic
leioenidaftlide 2iebeserfldruns In Grie,
bells Saeebud seleien unb au9 nie ben
G9luB ibrer erifen 2iebe pernommen.
9ariiber iino Sabre berfloifen; tpie.
Der nabte bas Wei6na9tsfef beron, ba
faBen i'm @obnoimmer BET 8antoiret.
tors 3tuei slndlide Menidentinber Bel.
iammen. Gin liebli9es Wdb9en, benz
ber 5delm aus ben Mu9en bfidte.
f6lug elm id6n gebunbenes BUD auf.
auf oeiien erhe @eite fanb: sd
liebe!" @ie tuanbte It'd bamit 5u benz
Wanne neben lid unb ia9te: ,@ieb,
Werner. metne erffe Qiebe."
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@rmmoeisemtbmms ltebertraaumaen.

2ouile unb &uoplpb 6tuoer an
Wfarp Slime, @runoitud an Der
Weit=Seite BON gbeitnut=Gtr.; $500.
Wargaret uno @. q. MfcSluaine,
Ngnes un6 Mler S. ubl, Magoie
uno SEQ. q. lomtber an Wlrs.
Nnnie ufer, @runoitlf an Mortb
Bine StraBe; 5000.
2aura 6. 2iggett an 1bos. 8.
Bed, @runoitiid an 2amar=GtraBe
&,94O.
Tbus. unb Glisa Srtb an s. s..
Carp, @runbitiid an groftpn Npe;
81, 900.
8. 6. Berg an gatbarina @eber,
@runbitiid an Salinas= unb 9eurb=
Stores StraBe; 81, 500.
gatbarine @eber an San MntDnio
9raction Company, @runbitnd an
Wain Npe; Breis npnineQ.
Gertrude uno Tbab. M. 5mitb
an San Mntonio Traction Company,
@runoitiid an Der DIt : Geite BON
Main Npe; s., 800.
g. 3apenburg an @baS. 8. Boone,
8runoitiid an Burnett=Gtr.; 1925.
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81 II SInnb.

- GGntmtlibe Gilenarbeiter Der
Werft ppn BlDbnt unb 8pB, Der erDB=
ten 0amblire's, ftreiten. Ser Ser
elm 6amburger @erften bat bic Nr<
beitgeber aller anberen Branben
aufgeforbert, inter feinen l1mitdn=
ben ben mebreren 9auien6 auSgez
lperrten @erftarbeitern 8ei9dfti=
gung gu geben, falls bielelben in am
oeren Snbuitrien Nrbeit iu1en ioq=
ten. Ser &egierung fornntt bieier
Sti0itano in Der Sbiffsbau Snbu=
itrie bD6it ungelegen, 0a bic ral9e
Snitanbiebung Der uielen Dampfer,
bic fir 9ranspDrt BON Truppen uno
&riegsmaterial, Brouiant, &oblen
etc. in nd6iter 3eit gebraubt iper='
ben oiirften oaburb in Jrage eeitellt
tpirb. Mub Die Nrbeiten an neuen
9riegsibiffen f6nnen oaour6 in Wit=
lei6enlbaft ge5Dgen tperoen.
- ueber Die Nusriiltung Der beut=
ihen Truppen fir bic expedition
gegen China tperben nod allerlei in=
tere1ante gin5elbeiten befannt. Sp
in bas O1tafiotiihe acknowledgment
init eleftrilben 9rDdenbatterien un6
mebrfarbieen @libbirnen ausgeitat=
tet tporben. Dieie @lubbirnen tperz
ben auf bic 2an5enipiben aufee=
fbraubt mno follen eintnal 10 Ser
1t1n0iQunq auf tpeite Gntlernunqen
audi @abtS erlnDaliben lln6 tpeiter
ben abereldubilben gbineien Shre=
den einia9en.
= 3u Der Melbuns. Der &aiier
BON China uno bic &ailerin=Megen=
tin baben Hefins perlaiien unb lire
&eiioen5 anoerS tpobin perlegt, be-
merit bic .&reuaaeitune": rWenn
Die Mabtbaber in Refing in's Sn=
mere fliidten, 1T elm 5tpeiter &am=
bDieS Bug tpabribeinlib." (Der
8erierf6nig &ambpies mabte 525 p.
@br. einen Nneriff auf @eppten.
Gin Siee bel 8elulium 0ffnete ibm
baS 2anb. ST erDberte Die Qaupt=
itaot Wempbis uno nabm ben &Dnig
8iammenit eefansen. Daeeeen fdeis
terten bic tueiteren @roberunSgSpld
eegen &artbago, Netbippien unb bic
Oaie oes Supiter Nnmon adnslib.)
= 8iibofp. Singer lit tpieber nah
Gbina abgereiit. @r bat pom 8apit
9ebeilne SnitruftiDnen erbalten, tpie
bic &atbDlifen in China Sih tpGhren0
| uno nad Der Beenbigung Der 5einoz
ieligfeiten gu perbalten baben.
= Der ct. 8etersburger .Nmt=
libe 8ote" ertldrt. baB Der 8ar
5par &aiier Wilbelm's 8orIhlag,
ben @rafen BON @alberIee gum Ober-
befeblsbaber Der alliirten 9ruppen gu
ernennen, annebtne, iebp1 nidbt Die
geringfte Nbiiht babe, BON leinem
politiiben Brosranlm abautueiden,
oeiien ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS elm
pouitdnbieeS ginperitdnoniB nit
5ranfreib uno ben anberen Wab=
ten lei. ferner bic 8erfolsung feiner
lelbltiiibtigen 3iele unb bas BeItre=
ben, Srbnuns uno Die beiten 8e3ie=
bungen gu CHINA tpieberberauitellen
= SIM lebten am 81. Suli l1lie=
Benben Sabre bat Deutiblanb l ,85O,,
600 9Dnnen Npbsuder probusirt, oe=
gen 100000 9onnen i'm porber.
aebenoen Sabre.
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trigger unb babel nod @ornebmtbuer |"
Da setuabrte lie pie erfdrodene
S5rieba.
.Na, mas tuollen sic bier. iinb
uohl aud cine bon Der @orte? Na,
man rim in's 2otal" unb ebe fi9's
Griebel beriab, mar iie in Der Wobnung
unb Die &orribortbiir fiel fra9enb bin=
ter tbr ms @dIoB.
sic lab in elm pffenes, drmli1es
3immer. bonn lebten matten @9ein bes
N9ageslidtes bef9ienen. Da fab eine
iunge 0rau, ben Gopf in ben Mrmen
9eborgen unb tpeinte berabre9enb.
Neben ibr am Slid ftebt elm BhbGen
BON bbdifens bier Sabren unb bIidt
ouQiipoli ouf bic @einenbe. tudbrenb
es aud bebentlid, um ben fleinen Wunb
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MuQen, in benen belle 9brdncn fteben.
9a iagt lie freunblid: ~Qiebes
6inb, mas ipollen Sic bon mir2A
unb Grieoa wiro rotb unb blab unb
hottert IN ibrer Wertpirruna bic ganae
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Gs balf ghlahtem 81 se,pimmem.

Weununo3man5i9 Officiere uno
Wannibaften ibrieben bon Der
6ront, oaB fiir Shrammen, offene
Wunoen, Sbnitte, tpunoeelaufene
SiiBe &c. ,8udlens Nrnica Salbe"
oas bette Mittel in Der @elt lei.
Dieie Salbe beilt ebenlo i1neu tpie
permanent audi 8ranbpunben uno
0autauslblas. 25 Gents bic Shah=
tel. Seilung 9arantirt. 3u baben
bel s. 8altener & Spbn, Oroeuilten.
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Oeut1blanb erpDrtirte i'm Der

OCAtiuJluto etpuIllLIC l!It UtI-
aangenen Sabre fir s, $50, 900 Marf
&riegsmaterial nab China.
= Die preuBiibe giienbabnper=
tpaltung laBt 480 neue 2ofomotipen
bauen. Die 80rienberibte lauten
nidt lebr giinitig unb Die 8aumtpolle
fabrication liegt oarnieber.
5 9ie @uiien baben bas re6te
nfer oes Mmur beiebt uno betra9ten
ben SluB nibt tnebr als @renae,
ionoern als innerbalb bes ru11iiden
&eibes gelegen.
Das Bariier 8latt r8etit
Bleu" lneloet. boB Der gsar bic @us=
iteIung beluben, am ID. @eptenber
in Gberboure eintreffen, am na6ten
Gage 1i6 nab 8aris beeeben unb
bort feds Gage bleiben tpiro. Ser
Gaar fonnt allein uno mobnt I'M
rulliiben @eianbtibaftsaebdube,
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= Sen. De Wet bat Die gngldn=
Der bel COMMANDO 9ef gelblagen
uno 1000 81 @efangenen genabt.
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- Nls 8rdiioent 2oubet am
Samitae our Musitelune fubr,
ordngte iib elm betrunfener &ellner
ourh bic &iiraiiiere an bic autlde
uno fur einen Mugenblif CAB es eirte
groBe Nufregung. Der Wann mari
aber nur cine photographic leiner
9eihte in ben @aeen. gr tpuroe
perbaltet.
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Wtan finoet bier elm por5ii9libes
@las 8ier unlerer beimilben Braue=
reien. 8elonoere Nuerfennllng per=
oienen Die 8eine, Giearren, @bisties,
QiquDre &c. 0ieie Wirtbibaft erfreut
1ib bes ausae5eibneten @ufes, gu
ben aneenebmiten IufentbaltSorten
Der Staot gu sdblen.
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Mbf brit.
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Nab @aco, Sort 8Drtb, Dallas &c. loom
Suniet<OepDt) .... 800 Mbenbs.
Mnfunft:
Bon Chicago. ct. 2onis, &anlas 9th,
Dallas, Sort @ortb unb @aco, taglib
(Sunlet Sepot) ........... $50 8orm.
Bon Wnco, Sort @Drtb, Dallas &c. (S.
u. G q. y. 9epDt) 1920 Mbenbs.
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i'm @arten=Diltrift bes Staates. @e=
lunobeit unb &lima uniibertroffen.
8iaige 2dnoereien fir ben Sarlner,
Warttgdrtner, Obit= uno 8iebaii6ter.
@eeen @in5elbeiten tpenbet@ub an
6. S: W rtin, O. g. g.,
San glntoniD, 9eraS.
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pepfie. 25 GtS. BET alien 0rpguiitem.
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SIt SoultDn StraBe.
" M. Mutb, 49,. Gi8entbiimer.
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Srant $. ebenep beiebwbrt. naB er
Der dltere Bartner Der s5irma s. 4. s &c.
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Stabt 9oleoo. in obengemanntem @ountp
tbut. uno haB beiaBte iSirma bic Sunme
bon einhnnoert . Dollnrs fir isoen
.5all bon 8ata,rb beaohlen tuirb. BET ru,b
ben @ebrouh pom Sail SHatarrb.
&ur nidt gebeil' pe,pen fam.
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Werbiitete elm ltmaIiid.

Ourb einen guten &atbi9lag, Der
Jrau @eorg Song BON Netp Straits
bile, o., ertbeilt tpuroe, tpurben
atpei Weni6enleben bonn Tobe ge=
rettet. Gin beftiger 6u1ten beraubte
Jrau Song felt LANCER Belt hires
Sblafes. Sic tpnlultirte nebrere
Mer5te uno nabm niele W2ebicinen
elm; ieood ibr 8uitanb perl6lin1=
merte iib BON Gag gu 9ae. Sc tpurbe
ibr bann angeratben, 'Dr. Kings
New Discovery" gu periuhen mno
ibon Die erite Sloi1e beilte fie pol=
ltanoig uno iie la9t, baB es AUDI 6iele
Weoicin getueien lei, be 6errn Song
pon einem beftigen Mnfall BON 2un=
genent5iinoung 9ebeilt bdtte. Sol=
DIE 9eilungen fin6 Der bette Betreis
fir feline 6dbigfeit, 6als=, BruIt=
uno 2ungen=2ei6en 81 beilen. 0ur
80 GtS. uno 81 90 Die sSlaibe. Wiro
Qarantirt. Brobe 5laibe frei BEL
S. &alteper & Sobn, Oroauiiten.
= Die 8ariier 8atrie" beurtbeilt
Die Sage be5iiglib Sbanebai's 10:
Die Wed6te iinb in atpei &dmpfen
engagirt; einen Dffenen eegen China
uno einen gebeimen eegen @nglanb.
Wan peiB wirtlih nidt, mas mebr
Mufmerflamfeit perbient: Die Ser
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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-10-05
Z 80 80 -.

i special to the t:slve<to" Jews
frosn Was hIurlon contains extracts
frosn the repurt Of the board Of IN
vestiga5ion coneeraing tie work Of
the crew revenue cutter Galveston
in the late storm, which contains
high praise for Il yoaug seaman
named james Biernan who is 2
grandson OF Airs. .ames Baker of
Point Isabel. Yonng Bierman :
efforts were mainly Instrumental
in saving tweniy-one persons,
chiefly womesi and children, from
destruction in the storm. These
persons were rescued from floating
debris and damaged houses by the
ships crtter. which during the
height Of the storm, and conveyed
to place Of safety, through the
streets Of the city which were FIVE
to eight feet deep with water aud a
perfect naelStrom Of wreckage,
while the air was thick with flying
slateS and timbers. The heroic
part rlaved bv Mr.. Bierman is deS-
cribed as follows:
"When it became impossible to
get the boat any further or to Sc
cure her safety then Ordinary Sea-
man Biermau WAS sent out ahead
with rope, and by swimming and
beating his way to windward
against the current he succeeded
in reaching ii telegraph pole and
floating them from poe to pole for
the distance Of block, aud by
this means the boat was hauled
ahead with its freight of rescued
persons. twenty-one in all besides
the crew, to a place OF safety,
where the people were landed and
the boat secured until the current
and gale abated sufficiently to per-
init her to return to the ship. Most
Of this work was done III total
darkness.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-10-05
Notice CT Special
Stockholders Meeting

Victoria, Texas, September. Il, 1900
NoTIcE IS hereby given that a special
meeting of the stockholders OF The New
York, Texas and Mexican Railway Com
pany has been called by the Board Of
Directors Of said company to convene at
the General Office of said company in
the City of Victoria, Texas, at 2:50
o'clock P N. on the &c day Of November,
1909, for the purpose of authorizing the
making, execution and delivery of a
First Mortgage upon the railway OF said
company now under construction as a
branch line to its original or trunk line
Of railway from a point on the said orig
inal main or trunk line OF said company
IN OF near the town Of Wharton, il
Wharton County, Texas, thence making
an angle with the said mair line Of more
than twenty-five degrees n It's general
course in u sortneasteriY direction
through the Co5inty Of Wharton and y
portion OF Tire County OF 7Iatagorda a
long the general course % Caaey Bayou
to a point in Matasoraa Coenty about
thirty miles distant from the aforesaid
point Of connection Of said branch line
with the main line Of railfag Of said
company, and upon any extensions CT
said branch line thas may De here
after constructed, until sucI exten-
sioR shall aggregate seventy miles II
length, with sheir franchises and APP
purtenaDces1 TO secure the payment of
bonds OF sad The New York. Texas and
.dexic;.a Railway Company to IL
;ar,ennt not evcee ]iaa- N the argragars
the principal sun Of FIFTEEN TRouSahd
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-10-05
Friday. Oct .. 1900.
ABOUT TOWN.

FoR SALE; City script. Apply at
This Office.
FoR SALE:-A Hartford wheel
perfectly new. Apply al this
Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Egan of Point
Isabel are visiting friends in the
city.
Fresh lemons and fine cigars
have been received at to Interna-
tIonal saloon.
The International saloon has re-
'ceive z large consignment of Cali
fornia claret, whiskeyend all kinds
of liquors.
Abe Wei, representing New
Orleans shoe house, arrived by the
Alice stage last night.
Judge Welch aud District At
torney Kleiber will reach here Sat
Grdey evening, coming via the NJ.
IN.
The international Saloon viii
receive fresh supply of all goods
in its line next week. Watch for.
the announcenient.
Col. Il. b. Rentfro returned last
evening frCm Corpus Christi and
San Antonio, where he has been
che past three weeks on legal bust
ness.
The state superintendent OF edu-
cation of the state of Tamaulipas
arrived in Matamoros last evening
to inspect the public schools of
that city.
THE HERALD bill collector Will
call on all TIE deIinqueuts tomor-
row morning and re tthst all such /
will be prepared 10 meet their
obligation when he calls. Don't
get mad with the poor collector
and tell him you are tired of hav-
ing bills presented, as it is not
his fault, he is only carrying ont
the instructions Of the proprietor.
If you have any kicks coming
register them at the Office.