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The state herald., 1901-02-15

In defining a political candidate as
"a man who IL asked " stand. wants
10 ait, and Ia expected to lie." Mr..
winston Spencer Churchill. NJ, p. has
nicely preserved the balance between
slt aud fact.
The state herald., 1901-02-15

The Chicago lawyers are now claim.
ing that the sewerage OF the Lake clty
puriiirs the waters Of the Mlaairslppi
They Will soon be demanding pay from
81 Louis for Improving It's drinking
water
The state herald., 1901-02-15
(otorn,la's Debt,

Senate Bill No. DDS. by Senator Sell
domridge. providing for constitution.
nj amendment TO take care OF the in-
debtedness OF the state. gives n state
ment of the debt already accrued,
The first part OF the proposed amend
ment Is to provide against the plllng up
OF another such debt ms that which
now faces the state, and the second
part provides for the payment Of the
entire debt which now exists.
II Is set forth In section l that the
state shall not contract any debt except
for the purpose OF erecting public
buildings for the use OF the state. TO
suppress insurrectlon. defend the state
or. In time OF war. 10 assist the nation.
al government. The present constitu.
tion is construed by many to provide
for the same thing. hut instead OF par
tlcularly setting forth that moneys
shall be expended FOR the sintc by the
governor only In times OF war and In.
surrccilon. II adds cases Of cmcr.
gcncy." which has been construed by
governors TO cover all manner OF cN-
penscs and deficiencies. The express.
language OF senator Seldomrldg-'a
amendment viii leave no doubt nboui
this matter.
The bill further proposes that the
debt In any one year for public build.
ings shall not exceed one half min on
each dollar OF valuation OF taxable
property within the s,ant. II Is further
proposed that Il shall not be lawful
FOR the General Assembly 10 appropri.
ate money except for instructions and
war. In excess OF the revenue for the
preceding two years. Al present mp.
proprintions nrc made on anticipated
revenue.
Then II proposes this disposal OF the
present Indebtedness by mn issue OF
four per cent, bonds TO he sold u, no,
less than par value;
Warrants now held In the public
school fund Of the state 10 the
on which warrants ihefe wiii be '''''''
due on November 30, ifoe, ae.
crued interest amounting toe i0i, 90 81
Which interest will then be sub
1eet 10 distribution among the
public schools of the state
Warrants belonging TO other
stats ignd. ameunilnE ,o,,,.,.. siiosS
on which warrants thsfr VIII be
sfu-d inisresi amounting io'... ;seci d
psrssns amounting 20. 80. g5p.zl q
on WITCH wsrfsnl, ,.,,,s insre ,sl,,ss WI be
interest amounting tos444s,..,., 80 IN "a
The bill then estimates the deficiency
OF III. Thomas administration with
in,crcst-nt sip3.Sta.l5 nnd proposes a
bond issue 10 pny this amount, besides
the following snmsi
soldiers and Rhlora' hamen..ti 5000 %
| rsnitHntinfy tlitulatl4t.4l44lsu 5000
| University .4lt.s4ss44ss4asltt.. inVp ~
| insane asylum .t.isgsi4 lltttsstu4 iplgffg
cerilneatr. " lnd.birdneHH ..... ai,sii1
stock destroyed ~ order of
veterinary board ssfttstuautu as1 o.
Heaip bounileH .t!tt. .tttst..grt G.npp o.
20. iss 49,. .,..' ,,...'a'". sliGn
Wesapli@i 6diiilaf 80, 'iy..,,.,., s;sGiei
on which warrants there will
inirfes, of ,.,l,,,,,ss..,,".., ioaiisg
|
fsdo '"..'.' ......,,."is,soL W N
The state herald., 1901-02-15

Those who have a mercenary pur'
poAe usually resort 10 violence when
necessary. but benevolence and phil.
an,hrupy do not require fleets und reEl.
mcntH.
The state herald., 1901-02-15

A Kansas paper expresses violon;
dislike fer the name "Commoner," and
says that II is IA vile word and total
ly un-AmericaL" The uncommon peo-
pie seem to be more worried about the
name than the common people. The
agitation OF those who consider them
selves outside of the aprcllatlon re-
minds one OF the definition of the
onion which describes 1t as the vege-
table which makes the person sick
who does not eat IL.
The state herald., 1901-02-15
Denver Directory.
SADDLES and HARNESS

'ness with brceca-
bio team harnee
With hns,sai ng
for iiit 80 stool
Horn stock sad.
die for mi f1l
t,ccl uorn saddle
fof ga y MOI
ie dse-lvei BY
worthless imitA.
tons but send
your order direct
70 US and got the
beat sciuinv oar
tannai hsrnesa
The state herald., 1901-02-15
GIVE THEM A GOOD EXAMPLE.

II we would give the people OF Cuba
the best possible start on the road to
and all prctenses, and fulfilling tho
The state herald., 1901-02-15

tof examination hefors payin. for sam- Caialos
uos tfev All goods ped fHgD MuEI,l.nN
i's-'9 iArinef siruct, bcnyer. colorado
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-04-10
WHAT THE TREATY DOES.

1t allots eighty acres OF land TO
zach citizen, conveys a limited
title and promises to allot the bal
ance at come future time. 1t ar
bitrarily sets aside for the Della
wares 1915 acres of land. IL
provides that non-citizens nay OBJ
tain title to townlots on precisely
the same terms as Cherokee cltl-
xens. 1t turns the school, and
other funds of the nation over TO
the secretary of the interior. 1t
gives without compensation, more
than one million dollars worth OF
the common property of the Cher
okee nation to the United States
government, including an unllmlt-
ed amount of land at Fort Gibson
for an army post and penitentiary.
Ii confscates all the public build
ings and grounds of the nation, for
the use of the United States gov
ernment. 1t acknowledges the va
lidity of all oil and mineral leases
granted by the Cherokee nation to
anybody at any time in the past.
1t acknowledges the claims OF all
railroads in the Cherokee nation
/. to be vested rights, and recognizes
all treaties and acts of congress
relative thereto. In short, when
it is fully analysed it is found to
contain so many bad features that
the poor Cherokee is lost 10 amaze
ment that such proposition could
receive the sanction Of the congress
of the United States, much less
the support any Cherokee.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-04-10
THE OIL LEASES.

The letter following explains the
attitude of the interior department
with reference to mineral and oil
lease section of the agreement.
The Cherokees should insist on a
provision in the treaty that will
weaken the hold of the Standard
Oil company on this country. The
secretary states very definitely
that the ratification of the treaty
would not weaken the position of
those claiming the right to mine
coal and oil:
Department of the interior.
Washington, March 29, '01.
w K. Halsell, Vinita, |. 7.
Sir:-The department is in re-
ceipt OF your communication dated
March Is, 1901, inquiring whether
the ratification OF the recent Cher
okee agreement will strengthen
the position of oil and coal lease
holders in the Cherokee nation.
In reply, you are advised that
the department is of the opinion
that the ratification of the recent
agreement will neither strengthen
nor weaken the position of those
claiming the right to mine oil or
coal under leases made in accord
ance with Cherokee laws.
Respectfully,
THos. RYAN,
Acting Secretary.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-04-10
SPRING POEM.
AN Effusion by a Contributor Who
Delights ia the Season.
Acting Secretary

In the spring the whiskered
farmer drinks hard cider from a
can, throwing wsds of burning
language at the indolent hired
man. In the spring the grand old
granger plants bis succotash and
corn, and the chinch-bugs come
and eat it, while be sleepeth in the
morn. In the spring the old SOW
wanders to some quiet fen or
brake and returns with seven pig
lets tOddling cutely in her wake.
In the sprng the good dog Rover
hides behind the bushes damp,
waiting always, waiting ever for .
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-04-10

CnhnCo W nali tramp. III tho
spring the bull so gentle, which
has been a pet for years, cores the
poor, confding farmer,sits on him
and eats his ears. In the spring
the youths and maidens 60 to
picnic in the woods, packing
with them in their baskets sand
wiches and other goods; and they
tall into the river, and the CHG
gers eat them up, and they come
back from the picnic swollen like
a poisoned pup.
have hot pains in my larnyx
and my liver is out of whack,
there are rumblings in my stom-
ach, there are creakings in my
back. When l go to bed at even
ing l can only roll and groan, for
my mouth tastes like a hens nest
and my head feels like a stone,
and l read the daily papers, where
they tell of Shoppers pills as a
sovereign specific for these kind of
vernal ills. And l buy the pills
and eat them, and | feel a whole
lot worse; there are times that l
am longing for sleigh ride in a
hearse. And the ancient danes
come to me, and they brew their
magic tea, and they say if | will
take it III feel happy as a flea.
But their dismal dark decoctions
only make me shrek and wall,
and | wish all herb doctors could
be carried off to Jail. In the
spring the willy stranger comes to
sell a patent oat, and he gets the
names of victims to thousand
dollar note. In the spring you
make a garden, full of things you
like to eat, and the chickens come
and scratch it all to thunder and
repeat. In the spring your lawn
is pretty and you point to it with
pride, till some cattle come and
spoil it in the silent eventide.
In the spring the groaning hus-
band eats his vitals in the barn,
for his wife must clean the man.
sion and she doesn't care darn;
and the yard is full of carpets, and
the trees are full of sheets, and he
has to live on sauerkraut, cistern
water and sliced beets. Oh, wo-
mans in her glory when she tears
things all apart, piling beds and
chairs and pillows in a way to
break your heart. And at night
the groaning husband has to sleep
upon the porch, and he feels so
plum disgusted that he can't en-
Joy the torch. When the blamed
old cleaning's over then the wife
is taken i'll, and it keeps her hus.
band busted buying dope and drug
and pill; and the mansion is no
cleaner than 1t was when she be-
gan, but she'd slay him if be said
az ond ha 10 prudanf man
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-04-10
Susan NJ. Johnson. defendant.
Warming Order.

in the United states District Court, at
Vinita. Northern District OF the Indian
Territory.
Irene Hicks, Plaintiff.
vs. mo. l4lG.
James NJ. Hicks. Defendant
The defendant. James NJ Hicks. is warned
to appear In this court within thirty days
and answer the complaint OF the plaintiff,
Irene Hicks. Chas. 4. Davidson.
Turner and Thompson. CLERK.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Preston FOgle. T. A Chandler.
Attorney for Defendant. Deputy
March l9tn. 1901.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-04-10

Most women with female weakness
suffer dreadfully from piles in addi-
tion to their other pains. They may
be cured by using Tablers buckeye
pile ointment. Price SOC in bottles,
tubes. 75c. PeOple's drug store. DIV
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-04-10
"A Thoroughbred Tramp" {"

The first act Of "a Thoroughbred
Tramp is laid ia Ouray, Colorado, a
bright mining village ia the noun
tains. The stage settings are said TO
be marvelously realistic aud their
hatred for tramps Is what starts the
comedy when T. Rush Thompson
enters from a Rio Grande caboose.
This clever comedy-drama will be
presented at the opera house Thurs
day night
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-04-10

Whites cream vermifuge not only
effectually destroys worms. il also i'm
creases the appetite, aids assimilation
and transforms a frail infant into enc
Of robust health. Price . cents.
Peoples drug store. dw
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-04-10
Warning Order

10 the United States court at Ninita. IN the
Northern District Of the Indian Territory
W b. johnson, plaintih.
vs. No. Ass.
Susan NJ Johnson, defendant.
The defendant. Susan NJ. Johnson is
warned to appear in this court within thirty
days and answer the complaint of the
plaintiff w B johnson. Chas. A Davidson.
April sth. 1901. Clerk.
Jas s. Davenport. I. A. Chandler,
Atty. for Plaintiff. Deputy,
Sam Parks. Attorney for Defendant.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-04-10

An ounce Of prevention is worth d
pound Of cure, and bottle of Bal
lard's horeGOund syrup used in time
is worth a staff OF physicians with a
drug store or two included. Price %
and 80 cents. Peoples drug store. DIV
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-04-10
Common Horse sense.

DIR. Bagby's horse objected to stand
ing 10 the rain at noon today while
the owner ate dinner, and started
down town on gallop with the bug
gy following. Several efforts were
made to stop the animal 10 his run
but the horse had the usual sense at
tributed to that species of animal
and made directly for the stable
which he reached without breaking a
strap.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-17
RODRIGUEZ CABRERA

Recbimos aver u telegrama de Mono en-
que nos preguntaba con interes por ell estado
del sehor Rodriguez Cabrera, este nos hizo
suponer, desde luego, que aIg6n per6dco de
San Juan habfa publicado alguna noticia aar-
mante, parecida q Ia que circulo hacs POGO,
referente al fsllecimiento de Izcoa.
Al revisar nuestros GAMES de hoy, en-
correspondence de Caguas que inserta The
San Juan Net0s de aver, dice que nuestro
compaflero Sc encuentra enfermo de bastante
gravedad.
Por fortuna, para tranquilidad de la fami-
la y de los amigos del sefor Rodriguez Cabre-
70, La Correspondence y ell HeTaldo Espatot
del mismo dia desmienten Ia noticia, dedican-
do, con tai motive, al n1aLdde tnaagina;re, fra
sea afectuosas, que agradecemos su nom
bre ell nuestro.
Ven1mos observando que los informes del
CORES ponsal de The San Juan Ne,Us en- esta
ciudad no siempre resultan fdedignos, pues
fncurre en- lamentabes errores con demasiada
frecuencia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-17
Ell CABOTAJE
DBDUCOIONBS
IA LtGA REGIONAL"

AN las refexioues anteriores quedan esta-
bariios los princpales hechos que aeusan la
sftnaei6n de nuestro pafs, durante los 6ltmos
s1os de la domination espahoa, la que al
canzamOs en- la presente, dentro de la domina-
ci6n norte mericana.
Tres amos perdidos para el progreso bic
,estar de Puerto Rico.
crisis mouetaria, crisis agr(coia, crisis en-
todas las manifestaciones del trabaio de las
actfyliades humans. Pauperismo demago
P4race imposfoe que SO reaicen al am
naro de- gobierno de Ia mas poderosa Re.
phbca del mundo, tales absurdos deutro del
derech9 de gentes, con una pequefia isla, CO.
mo Il nuestra, que DO reclama otra cCsa sino
los meiios de fOmeptar modesto riqueza
cue le peruita alcanzaf de nueVo su 6ieueStar
periid0: que ell CO botaje, undo Ia ley de
rentas tales como Sc encuentran estabiecidos,
cOnsum sran 81 rutna, 81 el elementO insular
" cruza de brazOs.
No es ell momento de disc utir la soberanfa
da nue,tro pueblo Es el de discutir los debe-
res a ls tisne ell goberno de la naci6a narte-
americans, contraidos con la pequefla Antila.
No teue eli derecho de privarnos de los
medios uecesaros al soste nj niento de nuestra
existencia.
Su primer deber es cumplir las prornesas
contraldas con nuestro puebo o, sin olvIdar una
d. las maximas de Washington que dice: xno
uremetlis 10 que no podeis cunp pir nj AGO
metals en- presas que no podais llevar cabo.>
Su segundo deber, el de todo gobierno justo
sabio, y que tanto invoc6 como principle de
humanidad al declarAr la guerra Espana, es
contribuIr al mas feliz y rapdo mel ejoramiento
de las condolences morales materales del
pals puertorriqueno. En- consecuencia
es obligation sagrada, f0meutar y eugrande-
Ger Ia riqueza pGblca, por medic de una le-
gislac6n iustrada y oportunG. De gu mejo-
Tamiento resntsra ell bienestar general, una
de las condolences del perfeccionauien tomo-
RAIL-
Que Sc ha hecho en- ese sentido
NADIA todo 10 contrario al cum pimiento
del deber contradict: fomentar Ia confusi6 }, ell
des6rden en- todos los organismos sociales
econ6 nico- -pollticos. Entronizar la p6rdida
de IA paz moral, sin fomentar ninguno de los
buenos seutimientos: nj Ell de Ia fraternidad.
Sc dota al pals de sistema de tributaci6n
cue representa- para las riquezas zacarina
tabaealera, ell despojo. I'm ejempo basta
una fnea de canas de azGcar que ha sido afo-
rada excusivamente por la ad administration
continental, con uu valor nominal de cuarenta
mil dollars, paga de mil mil 9uinientos pesos
orc, de tributaci6n insular y municipal, muy
cerca del cuatro por ciento sobre ell capital,
Cuando en- Europa SO obtene dinero al tres
por ciento En- menos de veinte ocho amos
para gozar de esa propedad, duefo legfti
mo, necesta comprarla de nuevo al gobier-
no,
Ia producci6a tabacalera corro pareja Sc
mejsnte en- la exploitation.
Asf es como Sc fomenta la riqueZa?
LA ley del cabotaJe, que completa aque-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-17
d N 49,
NsSTA@ EsAss ga sS aS TaD

Agoste 16,
Anoche contraiero mat,imonio en- Puer-
ia de TERRA los distinguidos j6venes n Ske-
rretet don jose I.andr6n Mater.
La cerenona suvo lugar Ia apl!a de
al hermanitas de los pohres.
Escogidsima concurrencia asistio al acto
que resut6 nuy lucido, pues toda las belle
de San Juan sus barrios SO haIisban aili reu-
Midas,
Segun ros dice una persona practica el
asunto, no habrA necesidad de que Ia pollcta
persiga las maniguas. Dada la gran y'scd, va
no hay quien iuegue una peseta
Con IN lleno complete tubo efecto anoche
Ia represen taci6n de clos Dos Pilletes>
Qued6 demostrado que esta oora no tlene
La function termin6 la una media de
ls madrugada
Anoche hubo incendio en- santurce'
sitio llamado <SebUruco.> Sc quemo una ca
SO que aun estaba eoncuida
No hubo nirguua desgracia. Las perdl-
das Sc calculan 100 <dollars.>
xEl Loco Dioss sera Ia obra que pondra en
escena la com panfa Roncoroni la noche pro-
xima.
Pasado mafana tendremos retrsta en- la
plaza de armas por la banda del battalion puer-
torriqueho.
Serfa muy eonvepiente que Ia po,1cia We
Sc d e averignar quienes son los autores d los
an6nfmos alarmantes que diario circular en-
Cata no.
Mny $3.50 debe haber llegado Ell doctor
Rarbosa de su via ;e Ponce, pues su salloa
ca le anunci0 up recbimiento espiendido 81
unfa los republicanos de aquella ciudad
Su entrada a fue muy trfste. Dfcese que en-
aIounos dias no saldra de su casa.
Por ell vapor frances <Oinde Rodriguez>
embarcara una partida de bocoyes de ron pa
ra Europa,
En- Ia madrugada de hoy tomo puerto el
vspor americana <Philadelphiao, que viene
de New York.
Aunoue no tan animada como otras ve'
ces estuyo lucidfsima Ia jarsna- bale que SO
celeb 6 en- ell Casino espanol aneche.
How Ileg6 esta ell 30 ndmero &c <Ihe
Puerto Rico Herald.s POGO despues De su
llegada Sc concluyeron los ejemplares que We
nfan para Ia venta.
Hoy 50 ha prsssatsdo para prestar seryi'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-17
: - y aThon

Querido Director: LIE ofrecf Y. Ocupar-
me estas cuartiias, del Juzgado Municipal,
de Polcfa, de este pueblo, pero por no teneT
nnos datos aut6nticos que nec-sito, no 10 hago
ahOral
vnelvo de uuevo ocuparme de Juan
ch6n, 50 nunca bien ponderada p6sima
administration; dici6ndole que ell Ceneei 10 ha-
ce unos cuantos dias que celebra seslones.
pues los scflGres coDee les Sc han perdido: al
como tamben Sc han pordido por 10 yisto las
grandes promesas que hiciera nuestra ceiosa
antoTidad cusndo pretendla ser reeiegldo aical-
de Duevamente para desgracia de este sufrldo
pueblo, que destrozando paulatinamente
con inercia ell sefor Mateu. Yo creo,
conmigo Ia may Orla del pueblo, que el refer1-
do senor, debe cambiar ell xtroiyo, y aban-
donar ese puesto en- ell que resulta una ca
lamidad p1blica; 10 que NE eztraha es
que el doctor Barbosa que tanto quiere que
tanto Sc desvela-segdu el-por Ell pueblo que
le VIC nacer, le haya aconsejade va re-
nuncfe ell cargo bien del pueblo del par
lido que capitanea este se-fa una verdade-
ra prueba de patriotsmo del uno lei otro; es
mas, serfa una obra de carload digna de todo
APPLAUSE.
Arruinar ell municipio, desmoralizar mas
de 10 que estaba esa administration, entire
oarse por com pieto al abandono, & no que
v. crea obra meritoria, 81 cam biar el
nombre de la calle de Ia <Palma1 por ell de
Barbosa, V estacar una l8pfda en- la referida
caile Y en- la casa donde naciera este ilustre
galeno. Sarcasmo incomprensible resulta es-
ia diSt1DcfOn pOTQu0 no CoTIeSpOun0 Id ldpiu6
& los hechos patrioticos del doctor, con ell pue-
bio, que tanto SO desvive, por su coterraheo.
Lo prueba la hoja sueIta de la clase obre-
ra, en- la Que So adguiere la Ia publicada por
los de san Juan, hoja snelta escrita en- frases
correctas digna de los frmantes, este es, una
protesta indireeta pero eocuente, de esta
frda clase, los hombres qne ha elevado al
poder. para que hoy, olvidando los grandes
servcos prestados por ella, sean sus mayores
enemigos.
Con 10 expuesto aquf. que es precisamente
la fel Interpretation de los deseos de la mayor
parte de las personals sensatas dignss de Ia
iocalidad, debe Ell seflor Mateu, por decoro re-
nunciar ese puesto que tan malamente des-
empena.
concluir. Soy enemigo de lisonjear. pero me
gusta darle al Cesar, 10 que es del Cesar, q
Dios 10 Que es de Dies. La policfa insular
creada como V, sabe para fines polfticos, N as
bien que para garantfas personales, no resuits
ESQ aquf, porque ell sehorr Noa cumple como
cabaliero miIitar pundonoroso, Ell sagrado
sber que Sc lie esta conhado; asf como ell cabo
guardias sus 6rdenes.
Termino por hoy, hasta Ia otra.
Ell Oorresponsal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-17
The Puerto Rico Herald

Hoy ha Ilegado nuestra redacci6n ell no
SO de esta importante revista que en- New
York edita ell sehor Mufioz Rivera
He aquf ell sumario:
GRABADoS: La catedral de San Patricio-
DR.. J. c. Barbosa-Miss Adela Bird-Jos4
Ramon Rvera-Miss Sabina Anfosso-Jose
Gautier Benftez
TExTo: (En ingles) Time will teI-The
Puerto Herald In Cuba-Protest of Puerto Ri
co A Change OF policy Is Indispensable
verdades ell tiempo-Los partidos cubanos-
Puerto Rico Buffalo, por Eulogio Horta--
America latina: la Il TINA semana,-The Puer-
to Herald en- Cuba-Los grabados de este n1-
mero-Re pdbica cabana: ell futuro presden-
tie Una biolioteca ~CarnegieS para San Juan.