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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-06
Umbrellas

Although this is not wet weather just now how
ever the weather prophets say lots OF rain is yet to
Our stock in this department is very large and
in order reduce the marked every umbrella
down,25 per cent.
Five cases OF Umbrellas received by Alameda
TO select from. Our prices are so law that can in
tereSt you, and would suggest that SILK I'M
BRELLAS for Ladies and Gentlemen make handsome
Xmas presents
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Corset Covers

Great attractions OF new goods in that department.
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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-06
8 TlMl COUNTY JIM" is
WELL PUSTED ABOUT HAKA |
. 10 Edi,9r d tle Repsblicaa

To The Editor Of sAe RsPsbliosa.
Sir: It seems that some one has
stopped over again. thinking, per
haps, that because the eject had sue
ceeded in running the n.sgarehy n
Hawaii for a fcw ,sars they car
keep il up. The following is Wash
ington. D. c. dispatch published
through the D-ess:
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-06

First soak it in warm water to soften
it. then pare it down as close as pos
sible without drawing the blood and ap-
ply Chamberlain's Pain Balm twice
daily; rubbing vigorously for FIVE min
utes AT each application. \ corn plas-
ter should be worn for few days. to pro-
tect it from the shoe. As general
liniment for sprains, bruises. lamenass
and rheumatism. Pain Balm is unequaled
For sale by all irui gists and dealers
Benson. Smit agents for Hawaii.
Call up Phone 21S and get our figures
on Bookbinding and Ruling Republican
Office.
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Perfect
aint0rS

Who have been IN the business
for years and are the very best
that money can hire, are now
at your service.
Hacks. Surveys. Wagons re-
iuVenated. painted anew, re
fitted throughout We can do
anything at all, and as Car
rage builders are we'll known
throughout the islands.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-11
Gtaats=Gpnbent Der Scmnfraten bon
Cbin. -

sSames &ilbourne BON Columbus gum
9puperneur nominirt. - Seine
grpdbnung 8rpan's in Der Ylattz
FORM.
Columbus, 8, g., 10. Suli.-Oer
beute bier aulammen eetretene oemoz
frati59e Stadts=Gonbent nabm eine
lange Ylattfprm an, tpelhe baupt1d6<
li9 besbalb bemerfenstpertb lit, neil
iie bic leBte bemofratif9e National=
plattform, 1otpie Wm. s. 8rban nit
feinem Worte eripdbnt. sic befiiriporz
tet Sarifreform, benunairt bas Sruitz
ltnpefen, fDtpie Die bon Der Nationdlz
Mbminiitration einge19laeene impez
rialiitil4e Yolitif unb bas pffenbare
2iebGueeln unierer Regierune NIT
Gnelanb binii6tli9 bes 8oerenfriegs;
ferner befiirnortet lie Iufre9terbals
tung Der Monroe=Softrin, cine fir bic
grforbernifIe bes 2anbes binrei6enb
itarfe Slotte, S9ub fir bic 4merifa=
ner in alien Welttbeilen, bas 2e9t Der
4rbetter, ii9 bur9 Organization sa
i9iiben, slei9mdBige unb gere9te 8ez
iteuerung, birefte Grtpdbluns Der
8unbesfenatoren II. I. m.
Solgenbes Sidet ipurbe nominirt:
8ouperneur, Sberit Sumes &ilbourns
aus Columbus (bur9 Nfflamation; i;
8iee Gouperneur. Nntbonp 9oipells
aus Ulaiiidpn; @eneralanpalt, M. s.
WfcGartbp aus Solebo; S9abmeiiter,
H. pase Ileihire aus Gallipolis; Mit=
elieb Der 8ebOrbe fir DffentlideWerfe,
Sas. 9. 9olman; Oberridter. Sofepb
9ibp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-11
Qannen hes @ettcrs.

pbilubeGpbtu, 10. SuGi. =
Sin fir biefe Su6res8eit ungep0bnIi4
beftiger, bon 9agelf4lug unO ie6r
tiiblem Wetter be9leiteter Gturm piiz
tbete Ditli4 bon NantudetzSboals,
als Der beute aus 9amburg bier ungez
langte beutf9e 9ampfer pQuguit
&orff" bort borii6er fu6r. Der
n&orff" lit Elm YetroleumzSantbamz
pier. gopitGn 8ii9baufen er5Gblt,
Der 9agelf4lug fei 70 befttg gepefen,
baB Die Mannf4aft S6uB unter Dem
8erbed fu9en muBte. 92a9 benz
Sturm lagen Die 6agelt0rner 3 3Ol
tief auf Dem 8erbed. 0unbert W}eiz
len BON Der betreffenben @egenb entz
fernt itanO bas S6ermometer um bic
ndmli4e 3eit auf 100 @rub i'm
SChdtten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-11
Cine Sur fit ate Soatmer-
RrdnGGeiten.

Gin bdlbcr bis etn oun3sr Sbsel0ifd DON BON
gfeobp Relief in sincm balbeu Glas gSaNer, 10 DIT
tpisberbolt, ols bic Gntlesrun0en fortsouern, un0
elm nit Rtabb Gelief oetrdnfteg 6tid Tlansl uuf
ben Waetn uuO ben llnterlei6 oeleet peroen uus
mitt,lbare Grlt6ttruna uno cine bolbio. 6eiluug
sr,s1en in alien 6dnen BON Surffoa, Rubr, 6boz
Iera Nlorbus uno llntsrleibsleioeu irqeno pelber
Dirt
9nnerGi6 - Gin balber bis elm Qan3er Sbees
l0ffel BON in sinem balbcn @laie g8afer piro in
iptniotn Rinutsn RrGnipis, Spasmtn, Wagenidure,
Rdufsa, 9re6sn, Soobrtnneu, RcrpOftdt, S6lut=
lciiateit Miardre, 8ldbuuoen uno ale innerli6sn
S6mersen beilen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-11
Geiit ttttO Sd)tatersctt.

e,,oeu sobf6mer, (ob Miordne poer nero6is
Sopfiamer,enj, 3abnibmsrjeu, 9eurulGte, &beamas
tismus, Qtnoeupeb, e6msr,sn unb S9wa6e inn
Rifen, 2rsu, ooer Riertn S6merjen IN Der YES
:sxoeeeno maIriudt @uibneuen Der Gasnte uno
6d5merRn alcr glrt piro Die antpenoune ponHapa
MAPS 8eabp 8tlef nnmittelbare 2inosrune GendoI
rem unb Bel fcrtQeisbtem Gsbraub tpdbreno Denl9er
Saoe cine buuernoe Seilun9 ersieleu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-11
malaria In fsfnrn perfeoteScnen 6Ormen
furtrt uno ocrbiltet.

elm anberes Opfer, itarb baIO na6
feiner Nntunft i'm 9ieiigen rSt. Soz
iepbs 6oipitaI." Die 2ei9en bon
feds Perfonen, tpel9e auf Der Stelle
tobt blteben, purOen porlGufig in
Norton gelaiIen. @onbutteur Wfcz
lnna bom 6ra6t3uge berunlaBte bds
ltngliid bur4 MiBa4tung feiner Snz
itruftion. Gr bate 8efebl, gu Wtarz
f6dq gu balten unb ben Per1onen3ug
porbei gu laKen. 9a Der 2eBtere
perfpdtet mar, 10 berfu6te er, gtOrton,
Die nd4ite Station, gu errei4en, uno
fiibrte bierbur9 Die GoGiIion berbei,
pel4er er ielbit gum Spfer ftel. Die
&ataitrop6e ereignete fiA an elmer
9telle, no Die 8a6n auf elmer 6Q6en
8Df6und cine 11drfe&urDe beI6rei6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-11
@nltenbrufl in Wnntana.

9elena, MOnt., 10. Suli.-gin
Woltenbru4 foq bas Stdbt9en gorz
bin, 20 Wleilen iiibli9 BON bier, fat
5erit0rt 6aben. Ous Stdbt9en liegt
am 6uBe Der 9ebirge. 0ds 8aifer
ergoB ii4 in unniberite6li9en StrDz
men bon ben Bergen berab unb fegte
2laes por ii4 Der, O6 MenI9enleben
perloren gingen, peiB man ni6t. bod
f9eint es taum mOgli4, baB ii9 ale
8epobner retten fonnten. Siele @e>
bdube finb 3eritDrt uno Der petunidre
8erluit belduft ii6 auf Sauienbe BON
Sollars.
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+ (>|I}}>fFll|'
Siir da6erfi6en ano tttnerlt-
den Ge6rauG.

Wlan foute g1abtpup's 9feabD aelief
Bel BEN erffen @n5ei6erl BON Sdmerz
sen ober unipo91iein benuBen; falls
Elm ltnpoblfein pber cine &rdntbett
i'm 9lnsuge 1T, tpirb bic 9eilung ers
sielt fein, bepor Der 4r5t in Der Heget
bas 6dus erreibt.
ga bs,,itiot bic iblirmfen Gd,mtr,eu in einsr
Big Al ,tpaniio Ninuten. Gs 1T unnDtbig, mop
eine etanSe nod benz 0efsn Oieier aH3ei0t lu ls's
ben on
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-11
Sturmbrrgeernngen in Seras.
Die 9afenitabt Ga @acu, Gal6ounz
gountp, 5eritOrt, 2tbermals
eine 9o9flut6 gu 8alpeIton.

auftin, Ser, 10. SuIi. = griz
batzNa9ri9ten melben, baB bic tletne
9afenitabt Ga 8aca, gal6ounzGo.,
pdbrenb Der lebten gfa9t bur9 einen
Sturm berni9tet fpurbe. g1abe5u ale
9Gufer ipurOen tpeggefegt unb cine
groBe &n5a6l &iiitenz6a6r5euge erlitt
S6iffbru9, bod gingen, iOipeit man
peiB, feline Wfenf9enleben perloren.
2a 8aca ltegt an Der Ga 8acas8ai,
am @olf BON Merito.
Qu9 in @ulpeiton ipiit6ete Elm
Gturm unb Die 6lut6 itieg tpieber iebr
bod, obne iebo4 bort groben S9aOen
an5uri6ten. Der 8erfebr nit bsm
bur9 bic Sturmflut6 beimgeIu4tsn
&iiitenitri9e lit 9Gn5li4 unter6ro9en.
(Spdter.) - @s bat ii9 beruusgez
iteQt, bab feline Meni4enleben in ga
@aca berloren gingen unb baB aud
Der petuniGre 8erluft ni9t ii6er
$25O0 betrG9t. Ginige tpenige 9erz
fonen DurDen berlebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-11
3u perRdufen.

Seipel's Anti = Alalaria pillfa
Hns ein Ebercs Nitt.l ges.R
editfslfroit, Sieber. Grippe. WaIarfafieker
in ou.n isren Sormen.
@ei au,n @potbtsru 5Oc bie S4a1tsl
SbeD. QSilliam &plocmen,
Greosridfgb,nue unb gentalsusstrabe
Baltimore. 9Ge.
tTRai61Sni
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-11
Baltimore. = bio 9 I'm. SiiIlctin.

sl.OO Don Baltimore naeb Sarper's Serrp unn
SStnd,effer uno 5uriif am SonEta9, Den ID.
Suli. Scr Speaial5us orrldbt ben Gamtbens
gabnbof nm Z llbr 9ormittaQs.
$500 pcn Baltimore mad, N.tantic gitD
uno 3uriid eoen sSreitaa uno Samitas. 9ifete
iino fiir Die 8iidiabrt bis gum fOlqenosn Sten=
tag, einiblisblib, Qiltig. 5iir bic 6in= uno
&iiffabrt auf alien 3Ggen gtltig. 9or3agli6sr
rRopal Slue=Sisnf.
$1,000 ppn Baltimore nacb Ger Nan:ameri=
fanticben Musffenuns in Buffalo unb Surid
am H., II, 25. nno 80. Suli. Der 3ua pcr=
laBt ben Gambenzgabnbof I'M 7.55 gornlittaqs,
Den Mount 8opal= l=Subnbof nm 8 llbr 9prmits
tags. Sur6aufenoe 9arlOr= =99aoeuus. gilcte
iino fir bic Ridfabrt fisben Sage eiiltiq, en=
i6lisblid oss Saqeg beg 9srtaufs, aui alien
3iigen, ben Dglad Eiamonb Grpreb" II. 18Opal
SimiteD" ausqenoulInsn.
S1.25 ppn Baltimore naeb SSafbnstpu uno
suriif Samhags uno Sonntues, piltiq bis
;um folaenben Mpntae incluiips. &ae Sige,
NIT ausncbme bss r&opal einritee; a
Gpe,teilcr Zd,lafpasspn nad, Deer @arf ieben
Samitae Nbenb : Abfabrt bonn Ganloen=9abn=
bpi I'M $40 &benDs; fir bic Ridfabrt am
Montag I'M l9 llbr Sormittags in Baltimore
antommenb Q92)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-11

Siaac Gmerion bon Baltimore
unb feline gegleiter iinb auf Der
Oampfia9t rMarsaret" gu gbriitia>
MIA, Noripegen, angetommsrL
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Nrthur %. @obion,

127 Cf8altimDresGtr.,
Oelb=, We9iels mnn YaiiagesAgentnr.
Ceffenfliher Notar.
Gdiffstartsn na6 unb BON europa
,su billisItsn prsilsn. Msiispdfis ks
fOrst. 4us5ablunssn, frei in's 1aus
naa alien Sbeilen Guropa's.
CWdrj22 f&6s1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-11
Giniss Sen9niiic.

6trrtn &abipop & Co.
Meias esrFeni = I'D babe an @snTalais ssIit.
i6 oauerno buOUn oebeilt pOroen bin. Sesbalb
ipirb unier 6aus niemals ~bne Sbre pertbooae Wes
bi,n, Raotpap's ReaOp &ti:f, iein. Sd oebe Sbs
nen bic Grlaubnit, Oieisn @risf su per6ttenti3sn.
Sbr 0anf6arcr
s. mills Gtura
f5reSensri6ttr, WIsbourne, Ont, GAMBIA.
ben 28. Spril 1899.
Or &aSipab Co
I'D babe Or Rabpab's GeaoD &elitf felt iber
jnnn,ig Sabrsn oebraubt unO qlaube, oob telne
onDers Ieoijin oamit su oerqleibep it, Sb balte
oitslbe uno Raopa1s Nlen tets I'M S1duiP.
Grau Seurp 6. & dr I, 4oamspiae, RS.
6aotpdD & 50.
g8jr baben 5br RamDub'8 Reubp Relief icit uns
Qefdbr Jtusi Sobrsn aebraudt unO tinOen es Qegeu
S6merpn bic Bette Wso,in, Die mir ie qe6rdubten.
M66te uitt obns bsislbe fir ir0enO GtpaS iein.
@6tnnQsboQ
N MafitOa see 0aplatu, 6burlss:6o., WO.
Or. &aOpan! - SD eebrauts 3brs MtOi3iu ieit
elmer lanoen Retbt bon Sobreu mo finbs, Oab es
bic bette unO 8aiGtten pirttnOt ~ReOi3n fiir
dller innsrliben uno duberIifen S5merien Don ais
len 1T, ot: i'd bsriu4t babe. a6tun9sooa
9. Suraenien, 9at9o0u', 9sg
malaria In fsfnen oerfeoteScnen 5Ormen
furirt unn 6crbiltet.
eg ot,6t fein 6tilmitte in Der ggeGt bag Gcb,s
uno S6msrisn, iopie ole dnOsren molariben, BIZ
ltplCH uHb QHu-tCH GltUNl VIM SNtFll mn VI w
n p's 9itfcn) 10 raid turrt, pie & Os
IN p'g &eoDp 2elief
&ttienoe irlten itets cine Gtoi9e 3aomuo's Rtas
bO 8elief nit i6 fiibren. Giuios 5ropfen in gBai:r
btrFiitsn aronfbeit ober S6mtr3en in GsolOs Ouu
@erdnoerune Des g9aFers. Gs if beitr, uts trans
sofii6er 9raub0 pOtr 9itters Ooer Elm Stirtuluu5s
mittel
@eib bOrfibtig, buB Sbr ,,,R b
IN a n's" forbert unb iiher3euQt Sud,
baB Sbr 81 B p p's" erbalteL
&c siebt RiebtS, .eas aerase 70 gut ill.," ale
giabpab's 0teabb Rrlief,
9reis so Gents Ote ssfaf6e.
0pn allen Mtotbefern rerfauit.
RnSpap d 60. ger. 55, GIms sgtrase. W..u.
N
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Sere z dluIN

rdat f5 auf Grbsn. 1larseelmdbise 2eb.ngntiie,
WanQsl an f6rpsrli9er 9eneeune u l. p. fiibren
su iensm enrieslib dudlsnosn uHo eeidbrli9sn asiz
DEN Der 9iutaosrtnotsn ooer 0dmorrboOen Auf Die
erfe S9ul0 itstn Did. absroln ,ins Sfpsite rtl3s
fb nod lolimmer rddt; bic Sbufo, nd DOH ibren
S1msr)sn fopiios sinem GnodnbT ibsrlieisrn ;n
lafsn Der Die libel NIT Der SbHiirtette oDsr nit
2lesmittelH nod ibliulmer uTadbt 29sr az Sodmor=
rbopen leios Deufs Daron, oab ss elm btres soeil=
niitttl sir 0dmorrboo,R aisbt, Sr. Silsbss's BE-
riibmts aHltefs. grobsn ipsrDen BON =. 1tus
taeDta Co., Esg 2il6, 9sp=@ort, toitsnir,i bsrs
ianot (Dto. .Ri. al. 5,Eg9i
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Spfer einer GpQilton.
9a6nRatafrop6e in 2IiGonrt
Gin 9crionen nno Gin sSradltsug Ser
Gbicagp nnS 0tltpn=Sabn onrd)
3niammcnituR serid]mettett.

Sier5ebn Sobte unb piele 8erleBte. -
Ser Gonbutteur bes 5rd6t5uges
Deri4uIbete bas llngliid bur4
MaiBa6tung ieiner SnitruftiOnsn.
: Gr ielbf biiBte bas 2eben Elm.
2aunen bes @etters. - Sturm=
berbeerungsn an Der &iiite BON
Seras. - @olfenbru9 in Mpnz
tdna.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-08-15

Curtis acllo lhe very letter This
uhetogeen will not fare aV we'll
under lho Curtis aol A. lhay wonld
under q aAfpaTale treaty Under a
lIealy they would have bad .
solne II me settlement Of alIalfa
ln lhelr country uuder lhe curlls
ael they have bul Iilllale say The
government runs lhluaa without
eouAuIlipg lhe Cherokoes. IA will
90 ahead under Ihe laa ana DIV.
mac thai ration without Aeklng
ANY odds oI any one "
When questioned about state.
hood, The prophet registered a.
his guess, lhat 4 single state
would he eventually built oul Of
Oklahoma aud lhe Indian Terri
tory
AZ J George, hap recently 70.
turned from Washington, he has
probably absorbed that idea from
hih mnatpr, who Il credited wllb
being close to The great eta throne
Of lhe present administration,
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-08-15
WRIGHT GROwLS.
is Prophecies o. uossrnmenlal
STERN Brewing gOr indian.

George Wright. who Is 40.
el lifted With being he bnroweleg
TOE inlenof department. re-.
led 10 a Kansas City inter.
s|ss Thursday, some Hitchcock
enosllcalions of q cyclone Of
ilh that Is being sluFed up in
Washington. TO b. later turned
co.s on lhe pbegokee nation
While . 6eoIas. u 40 doubt IN
uxiaposlllon 90 The Hitchcock
spleen and knows whereof be
speake. IN regard 20 The vasaries
q that organ, that apparently
dominates ihe uncertain course Of
ihs interior depaflmsbl ho if ey.
Idiplly poi a. boppsien, 20 gauge
lbe sanllmeal 81 the Cherokee
peoplp. Of ls q uillull paudtfef
from the byvnys Of truth. After
lmprspslng hls interviewer With
ne lnialllhlllly Of lhe Wsiphiy
uofds 81 J George. lhs transmit
lsf If lhs Hitchcock nfaih. a.
sssled hls soul Of the following
ltfssif
~rrbf Cherokee Indians must
lslt lbs initiative 10 neroilallur
smother treaty u they want one.
snd lhsg iay lhsy a.. The GOV.
sfnmsni vIll uasit nu more lime
un fuch an inslirment From
shat ! san lszin. ne chefukssf
ere sorry rev lhsl ihey soltd
doHn lht olttf litaly Thtf
IAoushi lln goftipnltl sou|a
canl % lbfn &llh lnolht prop.
o4|l|at Ihsy Htfs mlslattn.
The fotsfhmtnl has BOO pfapoa|
done Is.I|ns loeaial q treaty la
lt ur Es1s Is saIsfcs lhs
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-08-15
KATY WILL CONTROL
New Territorial l.lus From coiisy.
% Vuanah, Texas.

Guthrie, Aug IA territorial
charter was issued today to the
Kansas, Oklahoma City q West,
eIn railroad company, which pro.
posta 20 build a line from Coiley.
willie, Kansas. 70 Quanah, Texas,
by way Of Baflleayille, Pawhuska.
pawnee, saltwater and OklAho.
ma CITY, passing about twenty
miles eatl ol Guthrie, also a
branch line from saltwater 10 Oh.
mulgee, / r. The capital stock
Is haed al 7 million dollars. The
incufpoislors efti Henry Over.
holisl snd kdward Oyefholssr.
Oklahoma City G. N. BAH and
4 n Porter ooneyyille, and
Frank Bucher, Coileyyille.
Judge Porter said lhst lhe ep.
iefprise was backed BY lbs Mis-.
souh, Kansas 4 TsrAs railroad
company, which is seskine 10 en-.
Ter 0klahoma The new gail.
road viii include lhe Oklahoma
City 4 Western, already surveyed
from Oklahoma city to Quanah.
He was Of lhe opluion that con.
aliucllun would he under hsadway
III. al
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-08-15
IN Washington 10 Opposition
10 tho Application Of
Oil Company
DISPUTES THE RIGHT
OF Cherokee Oh and Gas Com.
pany to Infringe On Property
" Cherokee cl laens aud Ask
That Their petition lot i4sases
be Denied.

The ilrst move In The impend.
ing legal battle between The Cher.
okes nation aud The Cherokee oil
and Gas company WAS made IN
Washington Friday when VIM.
\ Mcspadden, and olhor citizens
Of The Cherokee nation, iiled a
brlei IN The interior department III
opposition ~ tho company's ap.
plicaslon for leases Of oil lands IN
The Delaware country.
In their answer 10 the petition
oi the Oh pirates ior q lease Of tho
most valuable sections Of The lands
IN the oil district, they contend
that The Cherokee act, authorizing
the snb.leaslng oi oil and mineral
rights TO those not citizens Of the
nation, was q nullity a. III conilIc,
with the treaty Of 1896, and the
act Of June 80, 1884, that the com.
pAny had iuIyInaed on lhe proper.
" Of lhe oiliaeua Of the Cherokee
nation, Without their written con.
sent that acts oi congress- Of May,
1883, and May, 1890, did not IN.
sur upon tbs Cherokee nation the
right 70 lease ils landa, thai sole
relief ls ohlainablo from the Cher.
akee national council only, aud
The lease Of which the company
speaks In Tho sub.leases, expired
by Limitation August 1900.
The answer Of The Cherokee na
lion AZ q people, 10 lhe petition Of
he corporation has not been fIed
40 yal, an extension Of time until
September liih, In which 10 pre-.
pare their answer, having been
granted BY The Secretary Of The Ii.
IeTiot The brief aled yesterday
MAS hui the answer Of individuals
whoae property II directly Affected
Dy The proposed leasing Of The
ands 70 The corporation. secfe.
AIRY Hitchcock, several weeks ago
Expressed a disposition 10 grant
he company lease on 1900 |
acres Of oil land, and notified the
rlbAl authorities to that effect. II
. on The grar.ing Of thia lease that
be fight will be made, both by In.
llylduAl citizens, residents In the
Delaware country and Ny the ne.
ion,
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CEMETERY ORDINANCE
uoss Owes 20 res, Meeting o. the
councIl

Through a misapprehenalon on
The part Of The board Of directors
Of lhe cemetery ASSOCIATION a. to
lhe extent Of the supervision the
council would exercise over their
proposed management Of The Gem.
elery, the ordinance whioh had
been prepared authorizing the
association 90 sell lots and take
general charge Of abe ocmelery,
vas not acted upon al The council
meeting last week.
Mrs, Miller, president Of The a..
ISOLATION, lelephoned Mr. Cowan,
Of the council committee, early IN
The evening that she haa sesp 10
the Uhiellaln lhal the council IN.
tended 70 exercise supervision
over the associations work, and
that unless they we're given lull
authority they uould nul aocepl
the responsibility
The supervision Of HE council,
az proposed IN lhe ordinance. is
bat nominal and will in no way 10.
leiitfe wllh The association A
quarterly report 20 lpe sluneil un
sts eoik duas, sud lhe counter.
signing Of the sale certificates Of
loss by The mayor, are lhe only
provisions contained The coun.
ell COMMITTEES will sxplaln the no.
eesslly Of these pfoyislone q lbe
association NfselUy hsloge ihs
reSl council meeting and request
them W reconsider NE matter.
The proposition 10 remove The
bodies Of negroes aud outlaws from
lhe graves where lhey nov sleep
IN our cemetery will never bteomt
popular ellh lhe people ol Xlnlla.
Death is lhe great lsvslsI and
equalizer ol Al ssuhly dlsslne.
lion1 II Wsfs ihs uork Of van.
aallln 10 disturb their slumbers
nov. The uhlle man. tie Indian
and lhs ntgfo alike hnd 4 resting
place 10 he bosom ol mother
1atlb, and. "llfsl nliul fever o'sf. "
lhey nll sleep veil. The slill
form Of ihs ouilaW must tf allonsd
% rest 40 peace y lts lans eom.
man earth lbsl Al lall mus. fufhlsh
, plsef ui fspoas iof an lts ehil
ilsn 81 men.
ths tn.i oi healthy ihe pomr vi
NnHNf
Az itai leasif. ail lbsi stallh ,,1,
NaFN
IsI|I aiIlf Iht 'rtf I.la haaL
Aaa tf rstas ~ sY s# tnf i1I
IIEInft
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10 efurr up another lfenly ~
ulhvru vbo claim ~ hnvu sllu lee'
ully ~ ulNee A 4 glance What
hiai Burlington IA thinking about,
"A u stated lhnl lhe mlstlpn "
these three wire mpp 81 me Cher
nkpfA wae ln frlaln sht services "
Judge lhumee e. 40 eilofney loT
no tribe AZ ihs Times cannot
spl amy Information thAl leanihen.
iic, II gives the abova iof what Y
ls worth THEE things are knoen
sbsOlultly hoarver fhsy camr
from Vinllai lwo " lhen Haw a
man. aud al four vent % room
ioeeiher Further deponeni pay
elA nut MupknReo FINES
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MARI Bsnalts Correets impression
Agalusl ~ Thorounhness.

We are in receipt u The follow
ing communication from Mark
aennlll. superintendent Press De-
parlmonl ol The Pan American ex.
position, which Il sell explanA.
tory,
"Dear win you kindly as.
sIsl IN correcting the impression
that prevails 10 some quarters, 10
the ellecl that the exposition lsnol
complete. ! should be pleased u
yon would toll your readers that
lhe exposition is finished 10 The
last detail, that il the universal
testimony oi those who have seen
NE complete exposition, that II IL
The most beautiful spectacle Of the
klhu ever presented
nIhefe has been abroad, also,
an impression that teoommoda.
lIons in Buffalo we're expensive.
On The other hand they are 70.
mafkaaly cheap. With very llllle
inquiry anyone can ilnd comfort.
able loasiugs from 90 cenls 70 rs
csnia per night, and luxurious
quarters oan be secured ioE tl.O0
70 1850 10 private houses through,
oul ,he olly Clope % the ExpOsl.
lion are q large number Of beauIl.
ful dwellings temporarily devoted
20 lhs accommodation Of visitors.
II IL advisable, whenever possible,
10 engage Accommodations In ad.
vance so that visitors will DO sure
a satisfactory placee