The Lebanon express., April 14, 1893, Image 7

Strange Life History of Quanah
"Parker.
THE SQUARE GAMBLER.
A TOWER AMONG THE COMANCHES.
Be Ii the Clou of a White Woman Who
Wm Cpturcl by the Indian and Com
inlled to Murrjr m flhlaf A Half Dreed
. of Grant Ability.
The story of Qunrmh Parker And 1i!h
Comanohen, of their liwt long Btjyggle
with the wlilttw, thlr pacification, untile
merit on Red river andtfubiwqiient develop
ment, 1b fin Interna I im hr any epiode in
I nil inn history, The Intrigued among the
gpirntn for power, tiie Interference of
United Stfttoji officers and the final com
plete aacemlmicy of tlie moHt talented in but
the old Htory of Grwk and Trajan prinaeH,
highland ulani and French feudatories
over again. Human nature worked the
ante, hub
Vain was the rhlef's, the warrior' pride;
They had no Homer, aud tlitjy died,
fleneral MitcKonxfe did the reconatrue-
tton ant thoroughly for the tribe. After the
Comanche had left their reservation in
the Indian Territory and had been roundud
up on the Texas plaliiM two or three time
at conquerable expeiine and trouble ami
aome bloodMlied, MiicKtuzio deponed the
ehiefa, Hnd by a deeree of hie own put
Quanah J'arker at the head of the to
manohe nation. At the ttarae time li
made the uliange effective by driving al
f theHiirpluHponicHof the nation about
fl.iHH) of them intoadullieof the Palo Duro
canyon and alaughtering them. Tliia laat
aut wan a little wornu than tearing up the
railnmdK in a hostile country. Railroad
can lie rapid ly rebuilt. It taken time for a
great herd of pnnit to grow.
With milieu look the Comanchea footed
It luuik to the reservation and nt the aame
time accepted unwillingly the election of,
Quanah Parker from the rank, to the
office of principal uhief. The nation has
remained uon tiie reaervatlou ever ainoe
PKKVENTINO FCTTJKK MIKKKV.
ffflFfi
11
He Doesn't Kxlst, Hays One Who Claim
to Know.
A man who waa onee prominent aa the
proprietor of a faro bank, but is now an
avaogeltat, recently tut Id to a New York re
porter: "You bear often of the 'square' gambler.
There iwi't any such thing. lie will cheat
when the right moment cornea. It is the
Bame with gambling housea. The faro
bank and the roulette wheel are run cor-1
rectly for a period, and then something 1
happen, and the 'micker' loses his money.
All the faro dealers have to be artists in
their line and know how to cheat. Next
Bummer I'm going to show in Long Branch
and Saratoga against the gambling houses
there, and 1 can promise you aome fun.
"I will strip this subject of gambling to
the nakednetm of truth and prove to the
young men of the country that gambling
dishonors God and degrades men, wrecks
honor, ruins business, destroys homes,
breaks wifely hearts, steals babes,' bread,
sends mothers sorrowing to the grave, and
at last, with pitiless bravado, drags the sin
stained soul liefore the bar of God's dis
honored justice,
"It must be remembered that In all
countries gambling carries with it a de
cline of public honor and private decency
In an exact ratio to its spread. In the
business world it makes rife forgeries and
defalcations. Widows' and. orphans' es
tates are plundered by trustees, corpora
tions are wrecked by their officers, em
ployers are betrayed by their employees,
one partner is made the victim of the other
all because nt this terrible vice oi gam
bling. The day has come when we must
look in our brothers face and say, 'Do yor
mean to be honest with mef
"Gambling lias been and is the cause ol
the temporal and eternal damnation of
more men and women than all the other
Ices combined.
"The chief reliance both in preventing
crime and winning from it is fear. Young
men are anxious to find out what there is
behind the closed doors, Tell them, and
the chief reason for opening the doors is
removed. The strongest incentive that
loads men to gamble is the hope of gain. 1
can demonstrate to the dullest comprehen
sion how impossible it is to win from a
professional gambler. Gambling hells
cannot prosper without fresh victims.
Show men t hat success is impossible in an
uneven contest, and the ranks of the game
sters will be thinned out for the want uf
new recruits."
If there Is, in this vale or tears, a more prolific 1
uraree oi misery than the rheumatic twinge, we
have yet to hear of it. People are born with a
tendency to rhmmatin, Just as they are with
one to consumption or U scrofula. Wight rauiws
may develop this, At soon as the atfonUing
(ifimpiahit manifests itse f, recourse should be
nau lAHONWiwrnsiomacn mucin, which vuwm
it further inroads add banishes the rheumatic
poison from the system. This stateme t tallies
exactly with testimony of physic ans who have
employed this flne blood depurent in their pri
vate practice. There ia also the amplest pfote
h nsl and general testimony as to The efficacy
of the BUtem for malaria, liver complaint, con
stipation, indigestion kidney troub'e, nervous-
new ailQ WHS UI B.IIMWiW UU upu, nirei
wetting, whether followed by a cold or not, the
Bitters I useful as a preventive of the initial
attack of rheumatism.
fine-Why is it when doctors are (11 they never
attend to their own eases? He I don't know,
but I tthou d mhv it was because tney cant
charge themselves for it.
THINGS WORTH REMEMBERING,
When yon feel a kind of gonenees about
the stomach it is a sign that your food does
not Bit well and that you are about to have
a fit of indigestion.
When you begin to feel nervous and are
unable to sit still comfortably; when your
clothes suddenly seem to lose their fit and
become too tight in places the nt of indi
gestion is surely upon you.
When this fit of indigestion is repeated
from day to day it finally resolves itself
into dyspepsia,
ftflmninher that three to ten of Bran-
DBfWH'i Pills will cure the worst case of
indigestion or dyspepsia, or both, and mat
angular nnnrse of them, sav two every
niglitforaweekor ten days, will act as a
preventive of either complaint.
Plner-Here, waiter, I ordered bltic-fiHh, This
isn't blue-fish. Walter Pardon, m'sieur. Zibis
as bleu as any feesh we have.
tfjid truly curj
mm
III
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of Padn
ftfl ANN'S JONE CSiHIS
W0(JK Wi'l out Dry or bmea
WL fSX BlneBfMeat,GristleandaJI.
ureen i;us flunao wiu
double the number of eggi
will make them more fer
tilewill carry the heni
safely through the molting
period and put them in
condition to lay when eggs
command thehigheatprtoe
and will dovelope your
chicks faster than any
other food.
Feed Oreen Bonea and
use Creoaoxdue to kill
the lice, and vou will make
fifty pr cetU more proUt
1 Hen(l ft atajogue and
lftt prices.
PETAluli IHCOBaTOR COOT, FETlLCIa, Cat.
If
You Think
an kind of anrno will do. then
dv kind nt hwnIb will do: itur fur
thi) brat results you should plant 1
jura
i I
Li m
FERRY'S SEEDS.
For bronchial and asthmatic complaints
and couehs and colds, "tirtnm'a Bronchial
'Jroehea" nave remancaDie carauve proi)-
erueB. S cts. a box.
Thofi i. nni Btutti thin. Ui be said In conncc'
tionwith the wwum for good n'Bolution: It
wimes nearly six monthH ahead ol ny-tlme.
BDPTOR- AWU PI!.- OCKKD.
1 We poaltimr cure rapture, pile, and ill ret
ui ,Ihum without n-lD or detention from bnil'
am. Nn (mm. no ui. AUo all rWvatedll-
enmi. Addren lor pamphlet Dm. Porter-eld A
Loeey, m Maraet wreet- aan naneiwo.
Husband But I don't want to quit chewing
tobiteeo. Wife 1 gave up my weeau lor you,
and 1 think you may do the same for me.
BEWAR- OF OINTMKNIII FOB CA
TAKKH THAT COSTA1K MKBCUBY,
PAI1KKK IN WAR COaTIIMK,
and Chief Parker's power has wi.xed
until now Ills rule is that of a csar. But
lie tempers his iioviirnment with a itood
eal of shrewdness. From the families of
the deposed chiefs he has taken wives one
after another until he has seven families
living in peace and unity undBr the roof
of the hig white house with wide galleries
In the heautlful volley of the Washita.
Ills first journey among the whites cam
perilously near to being his last. He and
his oo-ehii)f, Yellow Boar, one of his seven
fathers-in-law, went to Fort Worth, Ten.,
took a room . together, and, like another
western d ignitary of our own race, blew out
the gas. When the door was broken open
Yollow Bear was dead, and it took several
dollars1 worth of brandy and electricity to
put Quanah on his feet again. He was
worth all it cost and a great deal more,
for be lias made, the Comonohcs one of the
most trnutahle tribes in Hie Indian Ter
ritory; has secured for them the best land
in the Red rivor valley; hna ludnced them
and their allies, the Klowas, to take land
iu severalty 1W) acres apieceand sold the
:rest to the government at rates which give
the tribe a permanent fund of i,IMl,UX).
Such an ludian naturally excites a deal
nt curiosit y, and ou inquiry it transpires
tliat he is only half Comanche. His
mother was a white woman, and her story
and that of her family nro among the aud
dest of bonier tragedies. Sixty years ago
Elder John Parker, of Coles county, Ills.,
an experienced pioneer, led a small party
to the region that Is now MmeHtoue coun
ty, Tex., and built a blockhouse whioh
was the beginning of Kolt Parker. The
rest is the ofttold tale a sudden attack in
what wss thought to be a time of peuce
And safety, the slaughter of all the men
And captivity of the women and children,
with all the slckeulng details of murder of
Infants which Americans have heard of
lnoe Hannah Dustln, of Hnverhtll.
In three yeara ail the captives were re
covered by negotiation with other Indiana
except" Cynthia Aim Parker, aged nine
when taken, aud her little brother John.
The latter lived an Indian in all save color
for many years, then married a Mexican
girl who had been taken captive and went
to live with her relatives In Mexico. He
returned to Texas on a visit just In time to
get Into the civil war, served through it as
A Confederate soldier and then returned to
his ranch beyond the Bio Grande. Twenty
five years had passed since the B'ort Parker
massacre, when Captaiu Bui Ross since
Governor Ross surprised and defeated the
Oomanohes ou Pease rivor. Their chief,
Fetanocomt, was killed, and his wife and
ohild wore captured. That wife was Cyn
thia Parker, and that child was a younger
aister of Guana i Parker.
For a year or two Cynthia had to be re
strained to nrevent her escape to her wun
friends, hut in time she became reconciled
to civilisation. Ten years later she died
and her daughtor Is a good Oh ristian white
woman in all save the halt Indian wood.
Her two sonB grow up Comanohes, and
now the strange vicissitudes of Indian life
have made Quanah a white man in habits
when among the whites, but still a Co
manohe when at home.
Dangers of Newspaper Work.
W. C. Cooper tells us the following story
of his Journalistic perils. He sayst "I had
several narrow escapes from violent death
while engineering an afternoon paper in
Texas. My foreman once got the sui
cide of a prominent oitlsen mixed tip with
A description of a new abattoir, and the re
sult was appalling. Friends of the de
ceased insisted on shooting first and listen-
ing'to explanations afterward. Auanother
time he got a head intended for a double
hanging over n swell wedding. It read ns
follows: 'Toughs turned off. A well mated
pair of brutes merrily meet their (loom. A
large crowd witnessed the rites preceding
purgatorial pains.' Well, I hid in the
chaparral for a month after that. I
thought my time was np, aud I tried to
get a little cousolation from the Bible, but
tins book opened every time at the pas
sage, '1,0, the bridegroom cometh 1' I didn't
wait for htm."
Ai mercury will surely destroy the sense of
smell sua completely aer mge ui, wuuk bjbwmu
whtrn untMrlnir it thrnnvh the mUCOUS R rfSCeS.
Such srtlcles should never be used except on
nrMcrintions from reooteble physicians, as the
dsuisge they will do is tenfold to the good yoa
oau poBlbly derive from them. Hall's Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheuey & Co., To
ledo, 0 , contains oo mercury, ana is laien in-
UimiRllv. ftntlnir (ilmetW ODOU the blood SBd mU
COUS surfaces of the system. In buying Hall's
Cstarrh Cure btt sure yoo get tbe genuine. It is
taken Internally and mude In Toledo, 0., by.
.1. Chpiicv & r.a. Testimonials free.
UT sold by dragglsls; price, 75 cents per
uotue.
Tr Qraui lor orearlaav.
Baruutn's Lucky Partners.
"Barnum made every partner of his
rich," said Mr. Kohl, "as well as many of
hie employes. From 1878 to 1875 W. C.
Coup and Dan Costello were his partners,
and both became wealthy. George Bailey,
Natliunsand June were bis partners from
18711 to 18HI. Nathans and Bailey are now
capitalists living in New York and June
was a very rich until when he died. James
L. Hutchinson Mid 1. A. Bailey were
the next of Hiiruum'a piu-tners, the firm
lieing Burnnni, Bailey & Hutchinson until
law, when Mr. Bailey's health failed and
he sold his interest to W. W. Cole.
"In WHS Bailey again purchased the in
terest of Cole, and, together with Unrnniu,
bonght Hutchinson's interest. Since theu
the ilrm has been Barnuui&Bailey. With
out exception all these men have become
r oh from their association wit Mr. cur-
num. He was accustomed to say: 'I don't
need my partners' money. I need their
work nnd management, and I want them
to be with the show every day and give it
their undivided attention. Then all they
need to do is to stand under the edge of
my umbrella and the drippings will make
them rich.' umcago wews.
Value of Artlllelal Stone.
A celebrated engineer says, "For ware
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every description; for foundations, quay
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Fortieth Friend (since breakfast) By
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Sufferer (hoarsely) Advice. New
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A machine is said to have been patented
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A Milling Note.
"A meerschaum mine in Flordia is the
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"I'm not Interested In mines. I've in
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" I am ready to testify under oath
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