The Indian Sentinel. (Tahlequah, Indian Terr.), Vol. 10, No. 5, Ed. 1 Saturday, July 22, 1899 Page: 3 of 4
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U. B. SENATE CHAMBER
Mr Uutes presented a memorial
Ol cundvjr citizens of llio (JhersUee
Nation, remonstrating against llic
ratification ot the agreement bo-
twee what is known as the Dawes
commission and a like commission
appointed by authority of tho Cher-
okee National Council, known us
the Cbi'iokeo commission, and sub
liiitted t • the people of tho Choro-
ke Nation to be voted upon Janu-
ary 31, 1899; which wits referrc I to
the committee o?i Indian affairs,
and ordered to be printed in the
Itecord as follows:
Whereas, a certain agreement
entered into on January 14, 1899.
by and between what is known as
the Dawes commission and a like
commission appointed by authority
of the Cherokee National Council,
known as the Cherokee commis-
sion, was on January 81, 1899, sub-
mitted to the Cherokee people to
be volud np'yn; mid
Whfer< ,s, said agrcoment was ob-
noxious in many of its provisions
mid wai strenuously opposed by a
large clu-s of Cherokee citizons, in
that it derives them of certain
legal vested rights; and
Whereas, the Cherokee people
have always reposed confidence
and trust in tho United States gov-
ernment to protect them in their
personal and property rights;
therefore,
We, tho undersigned citizens of
the Cherokee Nation, lake this
means of entering our solemn pro-
test against tho ratification, in its
present forn, of said agreement by
the Congress of tlie United States,
for the reasons heroiualter set
forth, namely:
1. We opposo the individual
iEittioa of the title of the lands, and
would consent only to tho appor-
tionment ot the same, allowing the
title to remain, as at present, in
the Cherok&e Nation.
2. We protest to tho allotment
of a part of .our lands to white
adopted citiiens, for the reason
that they have never paid into our
treasury any sum of money or
consideration to become the own-
er* of any share in a common es
late, as have tho Dolawares and
Shawnee*, adopted into our tribe.
3. We oppose the surveying
and sale of town lots as provided
for iiwaid agreement.
4. Vq are opposed to sootion
95 of that agreement, which pro-
vides for reference to aboard of ar
bitrators of congress iu claim ol
the Cherokee Nation, as rendered
by an accounting of the experts,
James A. Slade and Joseph T.
Bender.
5. We also protest against tho
provialons of mi *1 of saiu
agreement, which provides for the i
payment to one John C. Humphill i
and ouc William T. Ilntchings for j
an alleged claim of money amont-(
ii g to more than $8,000. It tbo.^p
parties have a contract with tho
Chief cf the Cherokee Nation of
this nature tho Cherokee National
council is the proper place to make
application for its payment.
0. Wo nro opposed to section '
44, for the reason that it does not
revoke, in specific language, tho
claim ot the Missouri, Kansas &
Texas railway to every alternate
section ol land for a distance of 10
miles on each side of said road,
through the land of the Cherokee
Nation ns per an act of congress
granting said claim in case the
Cherokee title was extinguished.
7. Tho Cherokee national dobt
should not be paid out of llio prin-
cipal of our invested funds, but out
of such incroment as might be made
lo accrue thereon, leaving the
principal to llie credit of the Cher-
okee poople.
8. The agreement fails to make
an equal division of the Ohorokeo
domain. in that it ignores the coal
and other mineral in t^o country.
Said coal and other minorals
should be reserved to tho Cherokee
people as in Ibo Choctaw and
Chickasaw agreements.
9. In the process of allotment
many of our citizens will have lo
give up portions of their improve
m on Is, and tho treaty tails to pro-
vide any indemnity in tho prem-
ises, We Cannot belicvo tiiat cou-
gross will allow shell damage to
tall upon our people without ade-
quate remuneration.
10. It will behest to allow the
executive and legislative depart-
ments of the Cherokeo Nation to
apply the moneys of the Cherokee
people without the approval of the
president ot tho United States,
slnco it wason account of lailure ol
the Chorokcu government to safe-
ly administer its financial affairs
that induced Hie United States to
assumo control ilicreo'.
11. In the matter of disbursing
public funds it is known that many
persons were fradulontly placed on
the roll of [jChcrokoe Froedmen,
while many others were placed on
the Cherokee |>aj' roll who were
not citizens of Iho Cherokee Na-
tion. All such persons were al-
lowed to vote on tho ratification of
iho agreement, anil that, too,
while the Bawescommission under
authority of Hie Curtis law stands
clothed with tho authority and
charged with tho duty to investi-
gate tho Cherokee rolls and to
omft therefrom all such names as
wero placed thereon by fraud or
"without authority of law." Bo-
lore passing on the ratification ot
tho agreement congress should in-
voesligale the vote cast in tho rat-
aawwtwwwwwwwK
(10 TO* TI IE
illc.itiori aforesaid by llio Choro-
kccs,
12. Wo protest ngninst the
short time allowed between the
signing of Raid treaty and tho day
sot for its ratification by the vote
ol the Cherokee people, the treaty
not having been published in the
Chorokee language rnoro than
three days prior to tho voting
thereon. And, furthermore, the
chief's proclamation calling an
election was ncVer published in
the Cherokee language.
13. We protest against said
ratification as aforesaid, for the
reason that it was done unlawful-
ly. According to ssction VI, art.
10, of tho constitution of tho Chor
okeo Nation iio change can bo
made in said constitution except
by a vole of all the cherokeo citi
sons at a geuerrl election, after
the change contomyluted hud been
published and promulgated at least
six months previous lo such gen
oral election.
1 1. Wo protest against said
ratification because tho agreement
between the two aforesaid com
missions a lots to each citizen of
tho cherokee Nation a specific
number of acres of land, towit: 120
acres, when it is totally impossible
to ascertain the exact number of
acres of land to bo rs-dgnod to
each citizen until accurato rolls of
said citizens have boon made out
as provided by law, and no such
rolls have boon lawfully made.
[Signed.]
Waller A. Duncan
Hobart Meigs
John Moigs
W- A. Duncan, j:.
Willie K. McKoo
Isaac Wilson
J. E. Buffington
.1 Ilex Duncan
Jno. Hendricks
Dick Welch
John Tahquitte
Mike Pritchett
Itieh'd M, Wolfe
Nick commlngdoer
Henry Grasshopper W. W. Ross s
wm.c, Scraper wm. Triplet!
win. Triplet!, jr.
.TeiT Paden
Giliiert lloss
A ndy Nave
Boom Meigs
W. II. Hinton
Wm. McKoo
J W.Duncan
J. C, Duncan
Geo. Welch
Lacy Hawkins
Will Elike
elms Pritchett
HIuo Johnson
las. Re aper
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£ is not & new '.ir.tried Cou^h Remedy, |
•£ but one that lus Hood Ihc Uit of 20 3
'£ years' experience.
It cures all ciseasea of the Throat I
Do ys
■p Where you will find
everything usually kept
in a first-class meat shop. ^5
Corn fed Beef, Mutton ^
and Veal always on hand.
Honesty, is our mo. Uo.
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MAIN STREET, TAHLEQ iUAH, I. T
(Opposite Wilson's Livory stable.)
William Harris,1' Prop- ^
3 and Lurgs, giving immccLite relief in j
| the most violent cases of Whooping j
'•> Cough, Croup, Asthma and Bronchi- ;
J lis. Its soothing and curative action 1
A in ftll irritated conditions of the 1
£ Tliroat and Chest is v/onderfuU It j
« is particularly useful in old chronic [
Ji Cocg'hs.
I'rite 50rontii a hftttl« at all Druggist* j
Z Hanul'ictured by the
> lir.iTil WED U9., Applaton, Wfs.
uffsr with haadaoha?
sallow?
If SO USE
IKia^Muiliwk
It curaaC^nsilpatJ.wi, D.v*p« i<sla. Heart- ,
hi r 11, and all -tordor* of ti n btouiAch i
1 aii-1 l.lv.ir • i !.-• < !•♦*«, Pli-iute* 1
; and Ott:er ftllin t ruptiOiin, b '■y 'n* tiie. |
: plcxi' • bio inlnir, HnarniKl frosjt
Tb® I irgest to ft nt package of Tea j
i n f? <• imiWI.
for N«lu ut al! J>ruc/lsts.
KAMPS a SAGKSTEDlR,
appleton, v
Cily Comforts
Counrryliomcs
Commlttfia \V; thout Ball.
Some correspondent from Tahlequah
wrote on« of tlir neighboring papers |
that there was nothing in the en«e of|
United States versus Cburner Tldwell
an<i Nancy Brown. If lie lieftrd I lie ox*
nminlng trial last Monday and Tueatlnv
before the U. S. Commissioner, ho
evidently has changed bis mind, for
if there ever waa a comp'e'o chain of
rin umH antial evidence, tide ease hasn't
a link missing. A mi re dastardly and
diabolical crime we have never heard
of, and if the evidence given in this ox-
animation is not strengthened, but re-
main as it is in tho final trial, there
cannot be found a jury but who will say
that tho 'Meers have the rij ht parties
in charge.
Ti dwell, one of the defendants was
seen an hour or so bt fore brown was
killed, carrying a SS cnlih.>r {Winchester,
and with a boqu it of wild roses pined
to the lapel of his jacket. A short time
afterward, about an hour nud a half
the report of a gun was heard and little
Jolincy Brown saw *his papa fall dead.
He was shot with a bullet from a : s
winchester ami in tho fence corner
where bis inurden'r stood was found a
hunch of wild roses. These were pro-
duced as evidence. Several |4nrties saw
Tidwell with a bunch of wild roses and
the 38 winchester gun the samo day,
and only a f<-\v hours before he killed
.lames Brown, Tidwell will try and
provo that he was at Peavine School
House at a box supper when Brown
was killed. Tidwell, maintained u
countenance of stated indi (Terence
through-out the examination. Occas-
ioualv when the testimony of the wit-
nesses touched npon the reputation of
tho woman his face would assume an
interesting expression if such was pos-1
alble, when hie attorney and the wit-j
ness"8 would get into a altercation he
Would grl:-.
Nar.cy Brown, the wnl-r ;Jlur- j
tiered man, end jointly* < t with
Tidwell of the killing' fjl^-wn, took in :
the entire proceedings oftbe examinn-
l^oeal ai^d perso9al.
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CLECTRICITKiTycA5-0ILLAt1R5
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v&rer supply, run engines eli
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LIGHT TOR CVtNINQ t10uK5t
. mmi
HtATINC"" LIQHTINC CQ
btJROn ' • • MICtt
lion without any, outward msuifesta-
lions whatever. Against her it was
proven tnat she bad attempted to get
another yotiug man to kill her tinsbend J
oyer two years ago. She asked 1dm to ,
kill her husband and then they would
run off- She also told several, a few |
days before murder that there was g >• j
ing to he a change iu the family within
six weeks. It was proven that she was
a woman of looso character and has
been for si ve a't
A11 amusing, tho* pathitie, incident j
of tiie hearing was the evidence of little :
Johny Brown. He had been taught s >
thoroughly what to swear and that no
persuaion could swerve him from his j
purpose, to clear the man who was 1
charged with and proven murder of bis
papa.
TwoUnkncw Men Killed.
Thursday evening between sun down
and dark a wa^ou mopped in front of
Henderson J one's Ti oiise, which is some
distance hack from the road. It was ^
the usual camping place for travelers
and teamsters from Tahlequah, there-
fore Mr. Jones took little uoiice of tl>i*
particular wagoii other fhan to s"c it
\cn away in a few minute-. Friday
morning two meii, shot and throats cut I
were (jound where the wagon was seen
to have stoppeu the evening before, one
loan on ont3 side of the rosd and one on j
thy other side. 'Jbey have not been
i lia tilled to date.
i Parties immediately started on the
track of the wagon which took a South 1
I easterly direction but at laat accounts
' tho murders have r.ot been aporehend-
j ml. All parties are thought t«> bo slan-
ders and travelers.
| John M. Jaye, Alderson, I. T.,
writes: Have used Dr. M. A Sim-
| 'nons Liver Medici no 12 years. ,
Kcr Biliousness, Sick Tfeadaohe,
j ('onstipatton, Sour Stomach, Dys- j
I popsta, Lt.'ss ol Appotite, Colic, :
I Depressed Spirits and usual family
; sicknesses it has no equal. A pack-
! age kept on band saves doctor's
! bills.
Luster Bros, carry tho celcbiated
brands of Flour, 11 itch Patent, Key-
stone and Oood Luck.
^Positions,.,
Suaranteoci
CARTER-
PENDLETON
DRUG CO.,
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PURE DRUGS AND MEDICINES
Toilet Articles,
Soaps,
Perfumeries,
Druggists' Sundries and
All Proprietary Medicines 011 the Market.
Physicians'^Prescriptions
Froe tuition. We fflve one or more free fcchol-
nrships in every county in tiie U. S. Writ« us.
Will accept notes for tuition
or can dtrj«>-it money in bank
unti' pontion i secured. Cn
fartf paid. No vacation. En.
ter at any time. Open for both
sexet. Chcapboard. Scndfot
ire« illustrated caUlovue.
Address J. F. Duauohoh, l'rcs't, at either place.
Draughori'a
Prrictlcal.
Bualnoflfi....
1 NASKVItLE, tim., galveston and texarkana. tex
Dr. Pel way Oculist and Auriat,
Wngoner.
Call on your grocer for Keystone
Patent Flour.
Miss Josie Dunran and little Ruth
Pal ks ate visiting in Vinita nnd Afton.
15. C. Fuller for Saddle and Harness
where you will get the best for the least
money.
One more week for Snyder's Gallery
at Tahlequah.
Wyly, the groeeryman, sells Key-
stone, High Patent and Good Luck
il <ur. It is all that it is represented to
be.
Backache Sprains bruisea, Cuts,
Klieuinatism speedily cured by using
Hunt's Lightning Oil. Failiug money
refunded. All druggists.
\ •' 1 r > 11 c kicker is bad enough, Jmt
a continual scratcher is worse, better
imitate a mule than ^ Inn. Hunt's
Cure will do up tho worst case of Itch,
Tetter and Ringworms, Itching Piles,
Eczema known. Price 50 cents.
Does it pay? Yes, bermnao in case
Dr. Simmons' Cough Syrup fails to
cnre or give satisfaction the purchase
maney is refunded. Try a bottle. All
druggists.v
Home of tho results of neglected dys-
peptic conditions of the stomal b sre
cancer, consumption, hearttiisease and
epilepsy. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure pre-
vents all this bv effecting a quick cure
in all cases of dytpepssa. Carter-Pen-
dleton Drug Co.
One cent a dose is all wo ask for Dr
Simmons'Cough Svrup, and we are
pledged to refund the cost price
per bolllc if it fuils to do all that is
claimed for it. You get immediate re-
lief. All druggists.
Don't think you cm cure that slight
attack of dyspepsia by dieting 01 that
it will cure i'sclf. Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure will cure it; it "digests what you
eai"and restores the digestive organs
to health. Carter-Pendleton Drug Co.
Pneumonia, la grippe, coughs colds,
croup and whooping congh readily
yield to One Minute Cough Cure. I ho
tliis remedy in time and save a doctor's
bill—or the uml« rtaker's. Carter-Pen-
dleton Drug Co.
KKWAHD— Lost, one brownish
black half hound dog, with ring neck
and tail half white. One dollar re-
ward.-—J. \V. Ouncan,
Fifty doses for fiO cents is the same
Size of other $1 hot ties, and money re-
funded if D:-. .Simmons' Cough Syrup
faila to give entire satisfaction. Try it
costs coming if not satisfied.
J. W. MeSpadden, proprietor Tahle-
quah Roller Mills, guarantees the
quality ot High Patent, Keystone and
Cood Luck brands of Hour.
If you suffer from tenderness or full-
ness on the right aide, pains under
shoulder-blade, constipnHon, bilious-
ness, sick headache, and fool iu|L
heavy and alcffcy yudi' liver is torpjd
and congested. T>e\Vitt'e Little Kai 1> j
Uisers will cure you proinhlly, pleas- i
antly and permanently by removing
tho congestion ami causing the bile
ducts to open and flow naturally. They
are good pills. Carter-Pendleton Drug
Co.
If yon !:ave piles cure them. No 11*0
undergoing horrible operations that
simply remove the results of the dis-
ease without disturbing the disease
itself. Place your conll I nco in De-
Witt's Witch Hazel S;ilve. It has never
failed to cure others; It will not fail to
cure you. Carter Pendleton Drug Co.
J. D. Bridge, editor and proprietor
of the Democrat. Lancaster, N. II.,sayH:
"I would not he without Due Minute
Cough Cure for my boy when troubled
with a cough or cold. It is tho best
remedy forcuup I ever used." Carter-
Pendleton Di ug Co.
By allowing the accumulations in
the bowels to romidn, the entire syMem
in poisoned. DeWitt's Little F.arly
Riser* regulate the bowels. Try tiiem
and you will always use them Carter-
l'endlcton Drug Co.
l)o babies cry for it? Nol They more
often die for the want of it. Dr. Sim
roons' Cough Hyiup is guaranteed
cure Croup, Whooping Cough, Cold
Coughs, and Bronchial affections of
the Throat, Chest and Langs, and fail-
ing the purchase money id refunded.
Sample bottle free. 60 doses for 50
cents. All druggifcls.
Convulsions, Cramps, Chronic
Female Diseases ami Hysterics nro
en red by use of Simmons Squaw
Vine Wine or Tablets.
Sour Stomach is one of the first
symptoms of a coming Bilious at-
tack, Cure it with a few doses
Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Med-
icine.
La hes agonised by Female Dis-
orders should aviod Unpleasant
Examinations, nnd at once cure
themselves with Simmons Squaw
Vino Wino or Tablets.
•Sick Headache, Wind on the
Stomach, Biliousness, Nausea, are
quiri.lv cured by a few doses of
M. j\. Simmons Liver Medicine.
It makes 110 difleronco how bail the
wound if yon i,m Da Witt's Witch
Hazel Salve; it *.viU quickly heal and
leave no scar. CarrecJjhuilkton Drug
0°.
To cure T ' ^Spirits,
Falling : tlu J >FSJ>^i Weak
ness of Back wjoal to Change of
Life, take Simmons Squaw Vine
Wine or Tablets,
To arouse a Dormant Liver and
secure permanent regularity of the
Bowels, use I)r. M. A. Simmons
Liver Medicine.
Southwest Missouri N'^er
Wo are pleased to inform on. «*. oi'S,
that Mr. R. (}. Mitchell of^Cassviile, Mo.
who was here last spring iu the interest
of the Southwest Missouri Nurseries, of
Cassville, will be hero soo to visit all
their old customers, and new ones, too*
They are the people that replace free of
charge all stock that dies the f!rut seas
on, audjns they have striclly first-class
stock we think il will pay well to wait
for Mr. Mitchell's arrival boforo plac-
ing orders.
$5.00 round trip Oklahoma City t«
Eureka Springs, via "Frisco'' line Aug-
ust 3", 1890. Special tralti.
Take the special train 8.00 A.
Thtirad ay August 3", for Eureka Spring*
$•">.00 round trip.
Is your liver out of order, or have
you that tired feeling? What you need
is lo takn the Frisco speciid train Au-
gust 3. for Kureka tunings, Ark , the
wonderful health and pleasure rasort'
Eureka Spring* takes the cake,
For getting rid of fpair or ache,
lake Pa and Ma aud tho children
too.
August the third, the excursion,s due.
FRISCO LINK EXCURSION
To Kureka Springs, Ask., August
3. 1899, A .Special ttain will leave
Oklahoma Citn at 8 a. in. Thnrsday,
August .1, reaching the Springs about
8, p. in. Only $"1 fur the rouud trip.
Tickets good for return ten days from
d#te of sale. Everyone should take
advantage of this low rate. Further
information Jheorfully given by any
Frisco agentaor the undersigned.
Bryan Snyder,
Oen. Pass. Agt., St. Louis, Mo.
B. F. Dunn,
Oen. Agt. Oklahoma City, O.T.
GRAND EXCURSION
August1803, to Eureka Springs,
Ark., via Frisco line. Tickets good
for return ten days feuin date of sde
Special train will leave Oklahoma
City at S a. in. Accept this oppor-
tunity ami give yoursels and family
an on ting at this popular resort.
Board can bo secured at from 50c t«'
a day. All contemplating this
trip pleas call 011 or address B. F,
Dunn, who will make due arrange-
ments for your welfare.
Bryan Snyder,
Gen. Pass. Agt., St. Louis, Mo.
B. F. Dunn, Geu. Agt., Oklahoma
City, O. T.
DENTISTRY.
Dr. M. K. Wolfe & Son, of Wagoner,
I. I'., w ll beat the National Hotel in
tliib city for three day a only, June 23,
2.1 and ill).
The latest appliances known to tho
t profession will lie brought into use to
Don't mips tho opportunity of going do firstclasi work and preserve the
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Drugs
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Are Compound e'tl by a gradu-
ate in Pharmacy,
WEAR TllE
W. L. DOUGLAS
SHOES.
15' BEST IN THE WORLD,
Vioco Kangaroo, Iiimin and Patent Calf—Price 83, 83.50, 81
and 85.
If Ibo Price, Style and Quality of tho DOUGLAS SHOES have
pleased ovor ono million wearers wo leol confident of trir-
inn perfect satisfation to those who have novel worn them. For
sale only at the
GOLDEN RULE SHOE STORE,
2HE. KC. G-reen Proprietor.
Carries one of the largest and
freshest lines of DRUGS and
Druggists' sundries of any
house in the country.
OUR CHEROKEE ERIENDS^
Across Grand IJiver will tlo well to cull on us
when they come to Wagoner and save wagon
freight. They will always bo waited on and
well treatod by their old-time friend
"Billy Smith,"
Billy will treat you right
J. C. CASS AVER, WAGONER, I. T.
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Parks, J. T. The Indian Sentinel. (Tahlequah, Indian Terr.), Vol. 10, No. 5, Ed. 1 Saturday, July 22, 1899, newspaper, July 22, 1899; Tahlequah, Indian Territory. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc154944/m1/3/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.