Major-Gen Schofield on Indian warfare and mounted forces
In his annual report Major General Schofield argues that US troops cannot subdue mounted Indian tribes with a smaller force. He notes about 175,000 Indians in the division, with 25,000 warriors comparable to the US Army, and urges a mounted force large enough to act offensively. He warns that only mounted troops can counter mounted Indians and calls for a larger, ready reserve to protect the population and property.
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Schofield
United States Army
Rio Grande Frontier
High Tariff Illustrations Versus Trade Realities
A critique of protectionism shows copper ore from Lake Superior undercut Chilean imports, wrecking Philadelphia smelting and related trades while making local ore owners wealthy. The piece argues tariffs rob labor and foster monopoly, ending with a vignette of a reader seeking to write for the paper.
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Philadelphia
Chili
Lake Superior
Washington
Congress
Philadelphia Steamship Companies
Woolens and Underwear Sale Notices
Local shop announces sale on woolens flannels blankets and yarns with options for ladies and mens underwear. Offers include diverse fabrics and seasonal ranges, inviting shoppers to browse textiles and garments.
Cotton Flannel Sale Prices Bleached and Brown
Bleached and brown cottons offered at attractive prices with emphasis on cotton flannel. Shop selection highlights value and affordability for fabric needs.
Ready to satisfy critical buyers seeking a gold standard deal
A concise pitch targets discerning buyers who recognize quality and value in a premier offering. It emphasizes solid performance, clear advantages, and dependable delivery with a focus on proven results and strong value.
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Abilene
L. Strother
Henry Litts
Strother & Litts, Editors
Gen. Schofield
John
Sewell
W. H. Smith & Co
Uate
Isewell
Babe
Bloniday
Stok
Kansas
Europe
Asia
Africa
North
South America
Barnes & Zahner
Northcraft Drug Store
THE
F. J. Haas & Sons
Simon Rothschild
Broadway
Bilene, Kansas
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