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PE TALIHIN A. NhVV ^ PAILY EXCHANGES Sunday, Augusts. !eelved n premium of $795,000 for
The Treasury gold rt*8rrvt in 3.00(1 lialiios born in tin* year pro-
THURSDAY. Augimt
PARKK k (111 I Ml V Kfllt.r. ami Publ Inkers
TBHMS i
Our t..r
■Iv Month* #0,
Tur«.« Month. ... , 40.
Frost Iiiih tiillpn in Ncbraxkn.
Should it fall in souie parts ot
Kimsas it would fiud uo (treen
tiling to liite excopl the populists.
I'omticb is a tunny business.
The two populist governors wlio
favor Government ownership of
railroads, telegraphs, mines and
all other lajge enterprises, deny
the rinht of the (iovonnment to
appoint deputy murnlials to guard
Government property Emporia
(Kan.) tiiizctle.
Moniiav the president signed n
bill gmiitinj; the right-of-way
through the lndiun Terrytory to
the Arkansas, Texas and Mexican
Kail way. Wondor it this is the
original Choctaw and Chioka«aw
Internutioiiul Hi.ilway land sttal-
ing ou'tit under another name tix-
ing to get u einch on some of the
river bottom landsl We were
under the impression that certain
of the Dawes had threatened to
choke it but it has probably been
firgotten.
Tili: Banner ha* it from i:ooil nutlmr-
ity that more than one-half of Ihe non-
eitiaena in Blue eoiiuty will refuse to
pay permits, fur nnotUei year. No one
should pay that unjuBt tax.—Caddo
It sin i sr.
Non-citizens who do not intend
to obey the laws ot the country
in which they reside should be
taken to the nearest border and
politely kicked out. It is just as
honest to steal that amount of
money in auy other way as the
way in which you are doing it and
advising others to follow.. The
Banner man is in very poor busi-
ness in advising people to become
la.vbreukers.
A dispatch from Perry, Okia.,
fays:
A singular protest to congress will
soon lie entered from Oklahoma am:
the Indian Te-ritory against the Indian
dances. 1 liesu dances have become sc.
vuiga that s.tine of the whiten and tin
best In 1 i a us believe that Uuclu Sain
should interefere. In the dances
which occur every Sunday around tin
different agencies in the Otoe, Osage
Creek, Cherokee and all trihes me linn
dredsof eve-witnesses. In the dancei-
the participants form circles, anil men
with painted legs and fuees and hodict-
iilniosi nude, keep flnie in w ild, fantas-
tic gyiai ions. The noted Nlidwsv Hlai
sauce during the w. rid s fai■ does not
equal llui Hundav dances held all ovei
the lt d an Territory and Oklahoma,
an.I the go'id people aie going to ask
congress to interefere.
Now we have been a resident
of the Jndiau Territory for sixteen
years and have never seen aify oi
these '•fantastic gyrations,'' am
nre inclined to think that the geii-
tleinuii who penned this telegram
hud been imbibing firewater too
freely and was laboring under
tit of Jim-jams
Wtdmsday, A-gust i. | down to §52,820,669.
9 1804. S The House and senate conferees! Ti ,. . . ,
• on the Indian appropriation bill I. He y frost in several counties
'are deadlocked. | In Sebroska last ...ghL
China apologises to Knglaml
for taking Japs from au Knglish
Kepresentati\'e Boen, of Minne-
sota, has introduced a bill to abol-
ish National banks.
Mayor Hopkins refused to al-
low labor organizations to parade
in lioitoi of Debs' return.
The .Taps sank the Chinese bat-
tleship Chen-Yuen and capured
I wo armored Armstrong cruisers
in a naval battle yesterday.
Senator Cambcn was before the
sugar investigation committee, but
he could not remember having giv-
en au order to buy Sugar stock.
The Strike commission recently
appointed by the president met at
Washington and decided to begin
the investigation at Chicugo on
August 15.
Light is breaking on the tariff
situation. The senate conferees
are beginning to weuken and as a
result a good compromise bill is
likely to be agreed upoL.
Thursday, August 2.
Gov. Waite bus recalled the mi-
litia from Cripple Creek,
The senate has receeded from
its amendment to the Oklahoma
townsite bill thus giving the llock
Island a black eye.
Japan has instructed her envoy
to apologize to England for the
sinking of the Kow-Khung, which
was flying the British flag.
Coxey has issued an appeal to
the Government to to supply his
army at Washington with provis-
ions until food ill transit from the
West reaches them.
A number of participants ill the
recent strike at St. Louis entered
appearance in the United States
court yesterday, among tliem be
'lig Debs and Elliott.
Debs says: •'! will never again
be connected with any strike or-
ganization. This strike has de-
veloped Ihe tact that the seut.-
meut of the people of the country
is against strikes and that the
Government stands reado to put
down bUeh movements with the
nayonet. 1 shall hereafter advise
all workingmen to seek redress at
it the ballot.
W. J}. Ci rtick, Wushiugton cor
respondent of the Chicago Uecord,
States that he asked John Allen,
( o.igrosmall Allen, of Mississip
pi, if the House is going to ac-
cept tho sugar schedule in the sen-
ate bill. ' Why, ot course we
will," he replied, "We always
give in when we have a row with
iho senate. We are going to taf-e
h—1 for a while and let on as if
/•'riday, Aujust j.
The tariff conferees worked all
lay without making any visible
progress.
The sugar investigation commit-
tee makes its report and nobody
lias "gone wrong."
Uncle Sum lots taken the Jnpi
in China and the Chinese in Japan
under his protection.
Unknown thieve make an u'r
tempt to rob the grave of Gen.
Jackson at Hermitage.
Santo, the murderer of Carnot,
lie president of Prance is on trial
and acknowledges his guilt.
Gov. AUgelt is said to be dick-
ering with the populists and labor
lien to be sent to the United
States senate.
The Japanese were repulsed in
dssnrder and with a loss of nearly
j ;;ii.Hi kil'ed and wounded in au at-
i tack on Yuilian.
vessel and returns them.
The tariff conferees have not
yet reported a bill, but have prne-
tieally come to an agreement.
Slier ill' Bowers threatens to
have Gov. Waite indicted for not
producing prisoner taken by the
troops at Bull Hill.
Congressman Simpson, who lias
been seriously ill for some time,
was in his seat for the first time
in mouths yesterday.
Reports of the drouth caused a
boom in the corn mnrket lit Chi-
cago and an advance of .1c. was
Ihe result. Investigation sliowod
that the corn surplus states, Iowa,
Illinois, Missouri, Kansas and In-
diana, which produce 1,000,000,.
t)00 of the 1,600,000,000 bushels
constituting the entire crop of the
United States have not been ma-
terially affected.
Monday, August 6.
The A. li. U. strike was formal-
ly declared off.
ceding March 1, 1894
A report is out that Treasurer
Starr ot the Cherokee Nation was
held up and robbed of 12,300 be-
tween Flint and Tulequah.
The miners strike after an ex-
istence of 11ft days at Coalgate
was declared oil' last week and
many of the men resumed work.
The Democrats of Oklahoma
think with Wishy as a candidate
for congress they will wipe out
the 1J5U republican majority of
1892.
Bob Garret mid Zeke Parris, an
officer of the Cherokee Nation, got
into shooting scrape while riding
iu a hack from flint to Tulequah
ill which the latter was killed.
The M. K. k T. north bound
passenger was fired into Mondny
night near Bond. The train got
down to a spectl of 60 miles an
hour and was soon away from
the spot.
The M. K k T. has been car-
rying guards on all passenger
trains through the Territory ex-
pecting to be robbed by u gang of
outlaws who are hiding neur
Checotah.
On August the 4th frost was rc-
,. ... . ... ported in several comities of Ne-
1 ti
have passed
Ex-Governor Blair, of Michigau.
died at Jackson last night.
The gold reserve is so low that
there is strong talk of another is-
sue ot bonds.
Alabama democrats estimate the
majority for Dates at the election
tomorrow at 25,000.
The tariff controversy will be
resumed in the senate today^ with
the president and House iu a light-
ing mood.
China is trying to secure the
Alaska, a war ship built in Eng-
und toa a South American repub-
lic that could not puy lor it.
The Pullman works were start-
ed up yesterday without any dem
ii Ktrntion and only 250 workmen
although *00 were expected.
Judge (irosscup has ordered
[lagan, Burns, Goodwin, McVean
and Elliott, remaining directors of
the A. It. U., to appear and an
iwer to contempt charges August
7th.
Frisco passenger train No. 3
we never,never would beens'aved j was attacked by robbers at Valley
by the trusts and plutocrats, but,,,rtrk T,oui8- Express
Tuesday, August 7
Chinese troops are being re-
viewed.
The last of the troops in Chira
go have been ordered home.
Militia men at l'ullmau refuse
to eat with non-union workmen.
Senator Voorbecs is yet coil-
llned to bin bouse by reason of hi:
recent illness.
Discouraging reports continue
10 come concerning the condition
of crops in Kansus.
A vast tract of land lias been
purchased in Arkansas with a
view to colonize S'avs 011 it.
In the senate the proposed anti-
anarchist law was again vigorous-
ly advocated by Senator Hill.
China expects to demand &J,-
500,000 indemnity from Japan for
the sinking of the Kow-Siitiug.
In the Alabama election today
the democrats claim the state by
ibout 20,000 aud the legislature
by a small majority.
The condition of tiic tariff bill
is again very unsatisfactory. As
it result of the continued disagree-
ut a House caucus is to be held
today.
The anti-anarchist bill passed
by the senute yesterday is strong-
ly endorsed by Secretary Carlisle.
I'lie first section provides that no
inarehist shall be permitted to
land at any port in the United
States, but this shall not lie coti-
| age however as the drouth had
been so severe that there was little
or no vegetation to be injured.
Commissioners McKennon and
Kidd say they think • non-citizen
farmers of the I. T. have a right
to qnietly organize a society tor
the protection of their property
equities according to contract
with the ludians.
The Love family 011 the Witelii-
taw went to church leaving one
soli 111 home to prepare dinner; he
through a mistake used arsenic for
soda and the doctor hud a hard
time saving the lives of the family
and some guests who took dinner
there.
J. O. Cobb, S. II. Payne and
Dr. Moses Dell years ago married
wotnou who had been admitted to
citizenship in the Cherokee Na-
tion. Since it was proven by the
Adiar commission that they had
been admitted by fraud and they
| nd their husbands are now de-
clared intruders.
A son of Deputy U. 8. Marshal
John McMurtry ol Poteau got full
one day last week and began to
paint the town. The father as an
officer of the law tried to quiet
him, lailiug ho shot the boy iu the
hud to make him drop his pistol,
the boy returned the fire shooting
the father in the arm.
James (Jertie was arrested and
placed in jail at Fort Smith lust
week charged with being impli-
cated in the murdci of Deputy
Marshal Nixof the United States
court at Muskogee. Nix's body
was found near Vian riddled with
bullets. He hud been trying to
arrest Gertie for introducing and
selling.
Last week several parties call-
ed one night at the house of a
Mrs. Scott, lately moved into le-
high, demanded admission and
was refused. They then began fir-
ing into the house. A ball passed
through tho dress worn by Mrs.
Scott, another grazed the back of
II mail's hand who with his wife
whs making a mil.
The Cook gang of desperadoes
is in hard luck just now. One
month ago they numbered eight
men. One was killed near 6k
Slrued SO I.-' to exclude political I inulgeo three weeks ngo. I.ast
refugees. The bill alsp provides Monday, w hile robbing the bank
... .. ^ Chandler, Ok., another on • was
wounded and captured, and lust
Thursday they were surrounded
by Uchee Indians at Sapulpa aud
two more were killed aud one
captured.
when we get out of wind, we are
going to lie right down and let
them step on our necks. That is
Messenger Ferguson was shot 111
the shoulder aud hand, but no
money was secured.
for the exportation ot auy unnat-
ural ized foreign born person who,
upon u trial iu any court, shall up-
to the judge ol the court before
which he is tried, to be 1111 anar-
ch ist.
THE B. I. T AND OKLAHOMA.
George firjtls, a 'till blood
Cherokee parted Irom bis spouse.
Purcell complains of having i ,'d"".1:ll,er "f ""torious Xpd
too many petty thieves. I ''istic, some time „goj later he
,. 1 " I booseu up and calling on her want-
tlie way we always do, und it is Saturday, August 4 j Lust week's rain was not gener-! ,.d a reunion. She refused. He
very mortifying to a man of my 1 United States cruiser Charles- i11' 'u Greek Nnation. drew an ugly knile and made an
] ride and high moral principle! ton is preparing to go to Coren. A thief iu Purcell stole a sad- j assault on her but she was too
to realize that, while the trusts „ , . , .'die oft a horse last week. quick mid brought him down with
, Hams and storms are reported rock, skinnlui/ his head lie
are lining o pay a big price for )lom i0W11i Texas and Now Hsmp- The U. H. troopshave bten (iad |llc wollnd dressed, thcvmiKle
the senate, they are getting the shire. • withdrawn from Lehigh. , peace and reunited their fortunes.
11 11.1 i ml hug. I Hers from the Chinese ijr Muskogee is to be Uglitod by A negro named Win. Ford bear-
one knows how 1, grinds a man to my w aro caught are being de- -'ectneity ... the near future. | (>) ®u er q)
read all ahonl this bribery and; capitated. ! A new post office named Albany Marshal Nix und the arrest of
speculation in the newspapers and has been established in this Na Jnme< Gertie lor the same c me
the DOO the senator-, are in •■nd The Emperor of China oflers ,. . .. . Y, ... j , . ...
ihl colossal fortunes they are nmk * -''•« P y to e«cie soldiers and J "« • ^ Sunt; «^ve MmseH up
H ana«i,..v. u. i iitaSii Kwartes-w&s NWJR
It is believed that the Kickapoo at Poteau. 11,e wu" at home near Vian and a
Indian reservation will be open . „ ,. | man rode up to his gate and order-
for settlement September 1st. Not a candidate in tins Nation ,.d |,iin to come out. He got his
Iir. J. H. Forbes died nt his home in made the canvass this election 0111 |,aj lln(j started, then tho man lev-
Hackeli yesterday at I o'clock Japs defeat the Chinese in a hat- the allotment ticket. eline a nistol it him said '-(i D—
after 11 lingering UIiioms of several weeks ,,B t Yashan alter being them '
from pnuuiuoiiia. ,|u i.mhmh «i i
Vinita c«inotary y
Maftonic honorH. A Urge prucrefMion ;
^crompaniuil him to hin Unt rusting
A <jollur.
A 0 od M n I* Go. e
Vinita cemutery yentenlHy «venin«: with , S1*^v08 defeated the day before.
The tariff eonforeea are ^rfld
A. Pen land has been ap-1 you come here." Ford then ra:
pointed po t master at Milton vice snatching up an old musket as he
J. II. Wilson renigned. passed tho house he went into Iho
cornfield where he was followed
man. Seeing he was losing
he fired on hin pursuer and
man lost a wutcn ana ton dollars. . . 1 , ,
saw him ho more. He had never
It is said that the A. K. U. lead- IT. ('. Hayden (colored) of Hay-'seen the man before and did not
er are offorliiK to railroad com-1 den wa fined $50 in ti. r.S. court sec him afterward, but thinks the
tntin mu.'t hwve been \ix
FAIR FACES
Disfigured by Eruptions
Attr. crsrn ny
Ayers Sarsaparilla
"Some yeara
ngo. I «u In n
tcnihle coinli-
t it hi with .a Ini-
m« r, or eru| - ,
(Ion, which «
broke out all |
jr^ over my fnce ,
nu«l body. 8eo- •
\l " P tho tcntl* j
yj/ roiouy of others «
ft!as to the efll- «
racy of Ayor's J
SarsaparillH In llko cases. 1 concluded <
to give this modicttit a trial, and tho <
result was a thorough cure, no sign of
the complaint making Its appearance <>:
•luce. I have no hesitation In recoin- Oj
mending Aycr's 8arsa|iarilia f. r any
kind of skin disease." —J. W. Dun, o":
Moss I'oint, Miss. O;
Ayer's ".'Sarsaparilia |
Admitted at tho World's Fair Ja
oonrorooofooooc nr go n qqq ol
r *7; ^ 1V
IDealer in
WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS.
Corner Itn iSc W'£ l nut S3ts— Nui 1 r K ri sen 1 )f] ot.
Special attention given to order s />// mail
Agent for Hie celebrated J. If. Harper Uhi.skij
smith,
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Kuwiluy.
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THE CHOCTAW TO BE EXTM0*D
Messrs Uradlord, Iloldcn, Me I
Cloud, and liu llow returned from ;
St. Louin last nifjht. They are ac i
compatiied lij Mr. J. F. Hinckli-j,
who Itin keen emjiloyud as eliiet I
eligitieer, and will at once go out f
on the line, and hewitt the ueee« ;
«ary engineering work.
From Mr. McCloud and Mr.
Iloldeli it IB learned thai all the
creditors ol the road and four-tilths
ol the stockholders have agreed tn
the plan of reorganization and
that the money necessary for the
completion of the line is ready.
Mr. McCloud says that they will
he ready for hids by Sept. 1. Mr.
l!o!den thinks that they will be
moving dirt by Oct. 1. It would
be hard to give our people mine
cheerful news than this.
The difficulty be tween the Katy
aud the Choctaw in the matter
of coal tariff has boen adjusted to
the satisfaction of the Choctaw.
—South McAlester Capital.
COMMUNICATIONS.
*ar< ?ommtmirntion8 must reach this
ollice not later than meat I ay and be ac-
companied by the writer's name.
•ml your name with all com
municatioiiB, or they will lie publiaSed
in the waste banket.
lioMoiain INcwh in Ui*i«
Mrs. Harrison is <111 the tick list this
week.
Frank Mover is clerking for Hum-
phrey.
Ike Mann, of Pine creek, was here
Symlay.
Harry Brown is spending a few days
iu our city.
Kosoma wonders who will win tin
dishes, lkc or I ami?
One of Mrs. Allie Griflin's children is
very sick with thrash.
The frisco linn opened up its heart
and patched the depot.
Mike Hambv made n living trip t(
Antlers on business Monday.
Mis* Mollie Cheatham, ot LeHore, i^
visiting friends in this place.
Mr. (Jleason and family, from Rus-
sell's mill, moved here last week.
Mr. llornsburper and family moved
to Tushkahotnma a few days ajjo.
Chas. l'itts, from Mover's, was shak-
ing hands with his friends here last
week.
John l'erison, from Pcrison's mill
was in our lieautiful city one day lai t
Wink.
M.\ Abbott, of the Fort Smith Luin-
1m r Co., was here 011 business Wedncs 1
day last.
Messrs. Keller and Booser have unit
bffflr M.ig nod n t* "b:ii hinj " on
Main street.
Mrs. Jacob returned home Tuesday
from Jopliu, Mo., w here she has been
visiting her mother.
Lou IE.
L01 r.
Physician's visiting list or mem-
orandum book Finder will be
rewarded by returning suuio to
Dr. Au:i:rt M. Chambers,
4t2 Talihina, I. T.
County Court appointed an u<!-
minif-tmtor Monday for the estate
of Davis Vaughn.
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General Merchants,
Wholesale I )i-al ry in
Yellow PINE Lumber.
X2sri2. tee.
in
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We arc daily receiving large iimountK ot NKW ClOODS, and
mid now have the boM stock ever displayed iu Talihina.
in Ury (Good
We arc daily receiving large a
and now have the bei-t stock ov
iu ©cut's Tuxutsltings,
We have everything usually carried in Nock-wear, Shirts, Un
derclothing, Ktc., Ktc.
In (Ovoccvics.
We have a complete stoel; in every department.
UUl; STOCK OF BOOTS AN!) SIK.KS IK COMPLKTK.
Fumlfate, IMTasliiKersr, Gs,-ws, lv<ra,cliiri.e
Cils, aresd., jStc;., a.wayeon tap.
WALL Kfh'Di> OF PHODUCE V A?;7!£D.
COFF1JVS; COFFIN TRIMM1WG8 <V- C.-tSk'HTS
V l ompletf tin ahaa.i/n on. hand ami' ort/ei , / renind
eilh'r by mail, telegraph m- delivered < rn./i'ti, ditijor
/• i§ht given pr< m.fst a n d. personal atlenli n.
VOUR
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WILL BE INCOMPLETE UNTIL
CUPPLIED WITH AN
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PIAJMO.
THFSH Instruments are strictly first-class, and are known and admired
the world over. Get an Lv • i'EY and you will have The Best. A ie-
sponsible Guarantee with c. «.ry IiiMiuiiient. Gau refer to tiioubaudh
of prominent citizens of evct \ State wSio are using them. Over 300,000
in actual use. Catalogues mailed frco and correspondence solicited.
ESTEV St CHMP,
CHICAGO HOUSE, 233 St3ta St. GIG Olive Street, ST. LOUIS. M0.
(D*PLF*S6 MENTION THIS PAPER.
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piaiw. led hy a numlx^r of Kir KnigiitH ally ^ettinp together and a report fhe neighborhood ot Flint linn . ..
ftuui Fort bmith, ot whit h order he «uk agreement on a bill in expect- |ia(| neveral petty robberies. One ,V /
fh^i-tn. 8""'" 1 ' '• teu dollars. ^
ul action into the niystie Lodge beyond.
He leaver a larae fanii'y of a wife, eliil-
to ■ i
extend c ar aineere ( t.ndolene. in then pamt'H with all tho men needed at at Fort Smith for using canceled
gn'rtthereavenient. Hoih.* Shoe, Hack- reduced wagos. stamps.
ett City, August 2. i _ _ _ .
Wc ha v known Dr. Forbes for Santo, the assassin of President («; R«>*- V!". ,NVli;
tI . . Parnot of France, has hc^bn found broken in a Santa l c '-oI.im.iii at
many yeurc. He w k „ go-d i,....n. ^ alld s(1„trI1(.ed to have his! ' 1 •• ' tU- C. pi.u>
one who lnvpfl hie tellow-nian, a; obnpp.'tl off. for Sltt.OOit.
trieud to the friendless and 01 e . . (Jutlir,' hhiI Loyan Countj
Ii. nioeratu are j• 11>11at■ t ovei ih
Sleep
it, fjreatei praise vn eould give no ,)veruHme him and be fell out,
man, I breaking bi* shoulder L-laile.
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, , . A Texas necro took hi.- nun and
whose "er open In the ^ (( (].^ jn hi |(* pa(c)i
needy. He did hi^ duty he hhw watch for marauders.
When you find your child lever-
i*ii and stilijcct to night sweats,
pive it two dos< • atlay of
Ttste.'t < !;iM ru-rc Mid hit «
lcliow will be sound and hearty.
Tt is at excellent appellor. For
sale by Dr. W. B. Miller aud Dr.
nomination of Hon. Joseph Wisby J. M. Chambers.
i« l coOglCSP. CluH taw Dt'lincrti fur nale lit the ^i£Wh
Xhe Cherokee woiuon bwve re- otlice, Prjee, H5 ctn.
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Parke & Grandy. The Talihina News. (Talihina, Indian Terr.), Vol. 3, No. 5, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 9, 1894, newspaper, August 9, 1894; Talihina, Indian Territory. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc137162/m1/2/: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.