Our Brother In Red (Newspaper) - April 5, 1894, Muskogee, Oklahoma F. M. Christian Education ths of the i INDIAN APRIL NUMBER 12 H h en I up .i new line of on r nite th e 15 uk au t ft L Furnishing (i Tne ature u kind now in if the ry ii m i K i; THE MAKING C n n of St I- in at i. ay be found the Vf MOC WHOLESALE AND RETAIL C. G. In addition to a large of Drugs and he carries & mie or aim ana school picture watch just n a large of the latest and most elegant rU of wall suited to the hard Dealers would do to call and consult his goods and prices before placing their - Beef - Every - Mo r hound K HO L' IS K Even Clean and POUL VEGETABLES EV Everything Fresh wish to buy first-class meats and call at tbe a W. H- Opposite E. Turner & I. T. News March 30,-As morally i President Cleveland to the his wto of silvor 1i 11, It is a strong and His voto croatos dissatisfaction his South Western are reported as furious over the Presidents veto of the silver The Iowa House of Representatives have passed a woman suffrage Ketchum an Adams Express was arrested at Fort Ark. for embezzling when searched of the money was found on his from Missouri and Arkansas show that fruits and vegetables are seriously injured by the F. Crisp speaker of the House of Representative has been appointed by Gov. United States Senator to succeed Gen -Some time the railroads dumped a lot of tramp army out on the prairies in Tex. having brought them from Gov. Hogg has taken a determined stand against and will compel to haul the out of fourth class postmasters appointed ver the contest there arose a disgraceful wrangle in the House of Representatives 31.-Speaker Crisp has declined the appointment of Senator from to which he had been appointed by Gov. This is done in accordance with the of his political Bland has given notice that ha will some time this call up the seigniorage with a view to passing it over the Presidents enridge has Deen on the witness stand for two days in his own fourth class postmasters appointed South Carolina Dispensary liquor law has been a source of dissatisfaction and irritation for some which was greatly aggravated by the method of informers or as they are employed by the Yesterday some of these spies attempted to houses at This brought on trouble causing a in which three spies were and two citizens also killed and several The Governor attempted to call out the state but they refused to year or so ago a crank named Norcross attempted the life of Russell Sage with a dynamite Sage was slightly wounded aud Laidlaw his clerk considerably injured by the Laidlaw brought suit for damages against yesterday a verdict was awarded him for 2,- Bishop Bonacum of the Roman was on Saturday cited to appear before Arch- bishop Hennesy at I Take no Substitute for Baking is Absolutely AH others contain alum or April 12, to answer him by nine Law continues to increase in Two J counties in the state by Governor Tilman to be in a state of April 2.-Debate was expected to begin on tho new tariff bid in the Senate to situation at Darlington continues Gov. Tilman sent 300 troops there on a special approaching nuptials of Howard who is worth with the pretty but poor of General of North Miss Bessie Kirkland is creating a sensation in fashionable of the have been creating quite a ferment in Governing circles at Washington the last few cases under Lite S 1 and Cherokee 4 s. ' ' Nothing definite has boon yet with any of of common weal are forward with much difficulty through some of the st tti G. Niblack e litor the published at Okla. stabbed in the while retuning home on the night of April 1st. The wround is dangerous though not It is thought to havo been the work of political tion of the limiting to vote against It had been better that every bishop on the bench resign than the church to be balked in such a way at such a 2* The law of limitation operates negation of the pastoral We have a preacher in not a Tho class leader in the formative stages of the provisionally a but most naturally the order of class leadership having served term was informally shed and normal pastorate should substituted it. And so the church and by her General ordained that good majority at I forbear comment upon or criticism of that by which wo were 3. Our General Conferences are mainly controlled by preachers who hold postions from operation of tho professors and presidents of aod Their advantage i habitation etc. which tell i f a pi for c ul tun 1: for c sought a Now is the time to repot your We have all sizes of flower pots and beautiful from which to and Art Turner Co. Plea For a 1. After a thorough ion of the issue upon its merits through the church journals just preceding the General Conference of 1860, at Now that by a large to the Why was the matter reconsidered and a substitution of four year limit adopted in place of an indefinite Simply because a bishop of exceptional personal influence was through the General to purpose a of his episcopal Rather than have a enough of the majority were influenced to vote for a reconsideration and for the substitution to carry though there were a number of us who had voted for the and r in file oe is than to remove Not infrequently our preachers in charge are U for just that which proves them men of higher aim than that of acceptability to the If it be What is claimed as phenomenal success of Methodism is not attributable to I It is in spite of it. With our genial salvation to all through abundance of immediately available free grace and from the and and pollution of is simply an outrage that we are so meager as compared with the sin of all the churches whose breath carries the odor of rotten of an Calvinistic We are entitled to all the The pastorate of the other organizations is the particularly in the and cities that give them a We lack taproot because of a lack of 5. Through operation of our limitation there is kept afloat too much that from the be relegated to the local 6* Variety can be sufficiently had to up the enlivenment of our by of and death of and desire for pastoral changes would abundantly meet the requirement without an arbitrary law of annual o s e p h B. D. D. in St Louis