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and "Antelope" at a Mr. Morris' on the Washita | and "Antelope" at a Mr. Morris' on the Washita, the Indians are very much pleased over their trip- and praise Aloord. I wrote to Aloord to-day urging him to my to try and get the Agency here, he has the confidence of these people and could do more with them than any man that could be appointed. | ||
Last week all the tribes of this Agency were in to receive their annuities. It was the largest and most satisfactory issue ever made at this Agency. I believe they are all within the limits prescribed for them while in Washington. Aloord's trip was a grand success, | Last week all the tribes of this Agency were in to receive their annuities. It was the largest and most satisfactory issue ever made at this Agency. I believe they are all within the limits prescribed for them while in Washington. Aloord's trip was a grand success, | ||
Although I am [[unclear]] to the backbone I was very sorry to hear of the death of [[unclear]] I certainly think that the American people will be candid enough to acknowledge that for the last twenty years he had probably been the most efficient instrument in moulding public opinion for the good fo his Country, of any man of his day A great | Although I am [[unclear]] to the backbone I was very sorry to hear of the death of [[unclear]] I certainly think that the American people will be candid enough to acknowledge that for the last twenty years he had probably been the most efficient instrument in moulding public opinion for the good fo his Country, of any man of his day A great Journalist, a true philanthropist and a great man has passes away. "Requiescat in pace". | ||
Another daughter of the Regiment!! Mrs | Another daughter of the Regiment!! Mrs | ||
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and "Antelope" at a Mr. Morris' on the Washita, the Indians are very much pleased over their trip- and praise Aloord. I wrote to Aloord to-day urging him to my to try and get the Agency here, he has the confidence of these people and could do more with them than any man that could be appointed. Last week all the tribes of this Agency were in to receive their annuities. It was the largest and most satisfactory issue ever made at this Agency. I believe they are all within the limits prescribed for them while in Washington. Aloord's trip was a grand success, Although I am unclear to the backbone I was very sorry to hear of the death of unclear I certainly think that the American people will be candid enough to acknowledge that for the last twenty years he had probably been the most efficient instrument in moulding public opinion for the good fo his Country, of any man of his day A great Journalist, a true philanthropist and a great man has passes away. "Requiescat in pace". Another daughter of the Regiment!! Mrs