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"SEin Diseases" Cared By Dr. sWayAsAu
OInlmenI.

Ointment,
What Is more distressing than an obstinate
skin disease, and why persons should suffer q
single hour when t6eJ have q sure cure In
"sWayne's Ointment Is past our compreh1n-
sion. The worst case Of letter, Itch, Salt
Rheum, or that annoying complaint, Itching
Piles, yield to It's wonderful all healing quail
tieA Rmples on the Face and Blotches on
tbs Skin are removed by using this healing
ointment Perfectly sAio and harmless, even
on the most tender infant
An ERuPTIoH OF EtGH YEARS STANDING.
Twas troubled with an eruption for eight
years, itching iutOlerahly at tines; tried
many preparations without finding relief.
Through the use OF "swAyne's All.healing
Ointment" l am entirely cured.
JosEPH H. LAMBERr.
At HortsmAn 4 Bros, Fifth and Cherry,
Phila.
s~WGyne's Ointment, the only efectual cure
for letter, all cutAneOus affections no matter
how obstinate or how long standing.
eWRyne's Ointment Is sold by all druggists.
TThRGW.
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John Hays, Credit, z. O., says that for nine
months he could not raise his hand 70 his
bead through lamenes5 In the shoulder, but
by the use Of. Thomas Electric Oil hS was
entirely cured. i.ri
Sold BY Laughlln Bros. 4 Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling.
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FuRlTuRE. oARPErs, &c.
CLEARANCE
no
REBUILD!

Having to vacate our
front building prior to the
erection Of a new store,
and realizing the prOspeC-
tive loss upon our stock Of
Carpets from the dust Of
tearing down and the re-
mOVal Of the goods, We
have decided that our best
policy is to quickly sell
the goods on hand at great
J reduced prices, many of
them indeed at less than
cost. We therefore, for a
few days, beginning May
Slst, invite all those able
to find a place for our
goods, to look at the bar
gains represented by the
following:
LARGE LINES Of BODY
BRUSSELS at $1,2O, $3.50,
$40, $3.50.
e Patterns Best WiltOns,
U at 1926.
On Patterns Administer
AZ MOquettes, at SLIGO.
.6O Patterns Best Grade
w Tapestry Brussels 81.
On Patterns Good Tapes
OV cry Brussels, at 75c.
Large lines OfExtra Super
Ingrains, at 75c and S5c.
Common Ingrains at sim
ilarly reduced prices,
from 25c up.
O. 'CUNTOCK
81 co.,
GRIFFITH AVENUE
"SBURGH, Pa.
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in the early dealinRs prices declined Y to *
per cent, Western Union, Lake Erie 4 Weat-
ern, st Louis & San Francisco, Texas Pacific,
Kansas 4 Texas, ST. Paul and Missouri Pacific
leading the decline. In tie exception. how.
ever, were Memphis 4 Charleston, which rose
SIX per cent; Boston Air Line preferred, *
per cent, and Oregon Navigation, ~ per
cent. Toward noon the general list recovered
Il 10 ~ per cent, but during tbs afternoon
speculal ion became decidedly weak and . fur
thsr decline Of u TO X took pace, the latter
in st. Paul, while Lake Erie 4 Western
dropped I per cent from the opening prices.
In the late sales . steadier tone prevailed and
the market closed at q fractional recovery,
Transactions A3l. OCO shares,
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"And from The meridian Of his glory
H. hABted "a hia AAtti1E,u 4.

His devotion 10 bis duty Lost him bis
%atation, and his claims to political prefer.
ment vanished. Sincsthen he has had no
share In the emoiuments Of his party. And
II remained Tor the just and obseryant eye
OF President Garfield TO reward . conscien'
tious mar and . magnAnimons friend 10 q
ChiyslrouS but fallen enemy in wat. ID,
Ff" VfsDRx,
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'MHAlGIAL AnD C0nnERCIAI.


HEE YoRK. June l6.-MoHEY-MRIket easy
at 8asK per cent Prime mercantile paper
sax per cent sterling exchange bankers
bills firm at q sSai, demand n 81.
GovIRSMEAT BOHDs-stropg and generally
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/. Taylor, HinsdRIe, N. Il. writes: "For
thirty years ! have been greatly troubled
with Itching Piles; have consulted many
remedies, which proved to nue. no remedies at
oil, until I obtained DR.. sWayne's Ointment
OF ThomRs drug store in Bratlleboro, Vt
which cured me completely. SWayns'a
Ointment 8 sold by oil druggists. TTHsAW
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

A victim d Early impudeneNt eauains nsffeut de
btIty, premature decay, etd, having tried IN yair
ever known remedy, htA ditroyaied simple meani
d Selieufe, which he vii end ifoO 10 bis
II. REEVE,
~t37sWSAW Nrhatharr A.. n
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PILESl

HOE many sulsr tnFtuTo dIV after day, making
he q burden and Tobblng existence OIL al, pleasure,
OWNS. u tho secret sud ring iTSm His Yet relief
system llically The remedy that has permanently
cured thouhaDdI 8lmmOns Liver Regulator, 10 no
dtastic violent purge, but q gentIo assistance to
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Beauty, health, and happiness for ladies
in "W1NE OF oARpuL:"
For sals by Logan 4 Co.
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lhA CheApelt, purtAl
Rnd GeSt family mediGinI
In the world.
An tntctuAl SpgClac TOT
al diSeaseI Of ths Liver,
stomach and Spleen.
Regulate tbs Liver and
prevent
bHILLS AND FEVER,
Ma LAR1UuS FEYERs,
BOW XII COMPLAINT
R~ESTLES2NRSS, JAUH'
DICE AND NAUSEA.
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CONSTIPATION
SHOULD not DO regarded rs q triaIng
ailmFnt-ln fact nature dOnanda the utmost
TOgulV,lIY Of the howell, and any deviation
from lhii demand paVeS the way often to
serious danger. II Ia quite As necessary to
rsmOye Impure accumulAtlOns from tbs
bowels ~ It Il 10 eat or sleep, and no health
can be s1pscted whore 4 cOsIiVO habit Of body
0F6ValiH.
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Is one OF thu most annoying diseases
in the world, and yet oil can find sure
relief by the use of DR, SwAYNE's oINT.
MINT, II has been tested In thousands
Of instances and invariably makes
sur cure, The symptoms are mUiS.
ture, like Preparations, intense Itch.
ing, increased by scratching, very dis.
tressiDg, particularly at night, as II
pin worms were crawling In and about
the rectum the private paris are
sometimes effected. Reader, lfycuate
suffering from this distressing com.
plant, or letter, itch, scald head,
fiugworm, BARRIERS itch, any crusty,
scaty skin erupli1ns, use DR.. bwayne's
Ointmant and b. nuFhd.
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CHE GtrtAEQstter
M REYERLY LRFIER.

Governor PeIrPsinTA Appointment aa
COIIecIOr-A "Reminiscences Of His Adj
mIniSIFatIon AZ Riehm0nd.
p,,,n,y VI VI lima II
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kaqiAc Express lCaVOI Wheeling daily.
Trains leaving Columbu1 Of $40 ?. n. and 0.lS 4. y,
ion dlly, Through ChlcASo express leaves Columbus
attached, arriving In Chleago 81 100 next nioming
Bartha can Be secured In Ldunos d Union DOpot
Ticket Once, Columbus, 49,
PullmAn'S Palace Drawing Room Blssplnx Can
through without change from stebonTilS Hast u
philadelphia and New York. Wet 10 ColumbRL
CihelnnAu, Louisville, indianapolis and 81 LOuis.
For through Tickets, Baggage ChoOII, Sleeping OR
aeeomm0i1uenlt and any Iurther Information, apply
y J09, N. BElLEVILLE, Ticket Agent Il fSn
Ebndla Depot, foot Of Eleventh street, o. n tNiI
IiaEst UBlGOt lndu MaLuFG HouhS Wheeling,
.it DIN CALDWELL,
e. A. FORb,
5On'l PaI and TlGfGi ARIut, Pitnburvh. Pa,
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TRANsPoRTATIon.


IN Lnd ItGF MAY 2, lSsl, PEsongSF n Itll
rln 70 L~nllHl-MhnnlIng Tina
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-08-18
Tbe Family Ruddsr.

A comstocker who was having his
air cut not long since gave, relates an
American contemporary, the barber
particular instruction not to remove Q
ong lock that projected in a somewhat
ansightly way from the front of his
lead. at doesn't become you," said
he barber. Cant help that" said the
customer. Better let me take it off,"
,aid the barber. .Just you leave it as
L is said the man. But" persisted
he barber, II can't give you q smooth.
decent cut if l leave the hair SO long in
IN front. 1t will look like the very
deuce. 1 can't see what you want it
left there for" That's because you
ilon't know what It is-you don't know
the use of it." 81 know it's a bunch Of
hair, and know that it's deuced unbe-
coming Just where it is" Eyes; it il .
lunch of hair-and it is something moro
ian a bunch of hair. It's the family
idder." 1.-The family whatP" The
amily rudder. When things don't 70
light at home, my wife always grabs
old of that lock Of hair. She would
.el lost without it. When she gets hold
u that, she can handle me-stecr me In
the right course, SO to spcak-and
when I go inthe right course the whole
family 60 in the right course. and al. Is
well. I've got used to 1t now and don't
mind it. Should I lose my hair and be-
.ome bald, or should you give me .
lighting cut all over, there would DO 10
way Of steering me; I should become
unmanageable, and sooner or laior .
total wreck. No, sir;- don't you disturb
the family rudder."
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ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Capt. Middleton. of Lower Lake, Cal.
raised twelve apples whose united
weight was fourteen pounds. The larg-
est measured fifteen inches around.
1t is estimated that the sea swallows
up about two and one quarter yards Q
year of part Of the Yorkshire coast, and
about three feet q year of part Of Kent.
The Supreme court at New York city
has decided that . man who sells dis
eased cattle forfeits his pay, and is La
BILE in damages for the spread of the
disease.
Three brothers named Sherwood,
triplets, and all sea captains, recently
celebrated their seventeen birthday an
nivcrsary at Westport, Conn. They re-
semble one another very closely.
A group Of members Of the French
Societe Protectrice des Animaux have
animals. A considerable sum has al
ready been subscribed for this purpose.
A young married woman was found
dead in . garnet at Scranton, Pa, with
an infant two days old by her side. A
few days before she had cut off her hair
and sold IL to buy food. while her worth
less husband was c~arousing in q saloon.
A cave-in has occurred at Sebastopol,
Pa. Several thousand dollars worth Of
property was destroyed and . number
Of dwellings abandoned by the fear
stricken Inhabitants. The earth settled
six feet, and mining in the vicinity has
been suspended.
Caroline, duchess of Montrose, sent
a winning horse to the recent New
market races and appeared there her
self dressed in. her racing color, a red
costume and . red veil. After the race
the duchess went into the paddock to
compliment her Jockey and pat her
horse, st. louis.
Mr.. Richardson, Of Brookline, Mass,
who graduated first in his class at Har-
ward college, has entered Ballot college.
at Oxford, England, ranking first Of all
the applicants, and receiving the usual
honorary award of f500, with a choice
of the best apartments in the gift of the
college.
The raising Of horses in the greai
Yellowstone valley has become an i'm.
portant and profitable business. Some
| of the herders have from 800 to 1,50(
each, and dispose Of their Swear old
colts at from $50 to 800. The ami
mafs feed on grass alone, and the only
shelter from the weather is roughly
built sheds.
The Pope's latest address contain.
this passage: Ever mindful Of oui
duties, aware Of what is requisite fol
the good Of the church and the dignit,
Of the Roman pontificate, weshall nevel
~aot<A The ~~~ooA< stAfo ~ fbfnOo mi
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-
ifs main line runs from Chicago to Council
Bluffs, passing through Joliet, Ottawa. La Sale.
Geneseo, Moline. Rock Island. Davenport, West
Liberty, Iowa City, Marengo. brooklyn. Grinnen,
Des Moines tthe capital Of iowaG stuart. Allan,
Junction to Peoria; Wilton Junction to musca-
tine, Washington. Falrheld Eldon, Belknnp,
Centrevilie. Princeton. Trenton. Gallatin. Came
ron. Leavenworth. Atchlson, and Kansas CITY
Vile; keokuk to Farmh gton, Bonaparte, Ben
tonsporL independent, Eldon. Ottumwa, Eddy
willie, OskaloOsA. Pella, Monroe. and Dies Moines;
M Zion 70 keosanqua; Newton TO Monroe; Des
Grtswold and Audubon: and .Avoca to Harlan
road, which owns. and operates a through line
from Chicago into the stare OF Kansas; p,u-
man Palace Cars attached. arc run each waydaiiy
between CHICAGO and rEoRIA. KANSAS CITY.
COUNCIL BLuPps, LRAyENwoRTn ana AlCHl-
kce and Kansas City. via the =" Milwaukee and
Rock Island Short Line"
The "Great Rock Island Is magnlncenty
equipped. It's road bed Is simply perfect and It's
What will please You most will he the pleasure
of enjoying your meals, while passing over tho
beautiful prairies OF Illinois and Iowa, In one Of
our magnificent Dining Cars that accompany all
meal. as good as Is served In any nrst-ciass hotel
for seventy-hve cents
Approaching the fact that n majority. OF the
people prefer separate apnrtments for different
81 q line warraniing III. we arc pleased toan-
nounce that this Company rum Pullman Palace
PULLMAN PALACE CARS arc rul
COUNCIL BLuFFS~ KANSAS CITY,. A
x yia this line, nncwn a. b
For Information not obtainablo at
IL. H. CABLE,
M Prnlsri ar1 esnsnl N.nsur.
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CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R'Y

SW80n the East mo tho W01S J
sleeping Cars for sleeping purpose and Peises
s p,nsn fe Gsns 1877 81 s our Pa RSsHcS cars H e ys;SckiSs
!. al ali hours Of the day.
a1 M1 XP.,SsIi I I,sn s Il "a eo ,Has s sss M,si sy III.
line, and transfers are avoided Il Council Blum.
nections being made In Union Depots:
this sreat ThrouEh Line are - follower
All CaicAoot with all d,vergins lines for the
:; 1 II i V aai, with the LIS. q MS .ndr.
Al W~AsHrsaToS HKIoHrs. with p. c. Sc
La SALE. with III Cent. R: R
VA A. HI RE9 M1d.: s ana + /: /. Z ". Ia. AS''i-
AT ROCK ISLAND. with -Milwaukee and Rock
Island Short Line" and Rock Isi'd 4 Peo. Rds.
AtDAyKsr9RT with the Davenport Division
Al W LisxnTy with the D. @. r q MIR
Al DIES MoIHxs. with ID. NJ y. y. R-.R.
A SgsSa. saiSn,fss e ! III II. u 4 aR F.s IN N sas5
Al OTTuNwA. with Cenfrsi Iowa r. n; W..
81, I 4 rsS;; AMI q II y spa y. se,. w.b. 81
I9 y c 4 IN; sna viii Is q. e ) 4.
At ATcHison. with Aieh-, Topska . SANTA s
Ateh; 4 NsS; and Cen - n, , g;P 3. ea n Kan.
$500 err. with ali lines for the ws's
slaT;ssSYSlh e., e fEH2H}kss wRS5zErh.oIHES
arsss Eps * isissd Eooi..S ! ssia -
our home ofnos, addrsss.
ID. S iii mas J0N.Aexso
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E SARSAPARILLA,
FOR PURIFYING Tine BLOOD.

This compound q
the vegetable alter
'atives. s~Arssparilla,
Dock. stillingia and
Mandrake. with the
.Iodfdes OF Potash
and Iron, makes .
most enectual cure
Of . series OF conn.
plaiufn Whfoh are
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e. e.
Assay once and Chemical Laboratory.

Esfabiished IN Colorado In 1895.
samples by mail or express viii recsivs
prompe dnd careful attention. Write mf
tsrms. Addrsas. miodu
4I1 lahmsr Street, Dsnvsr, Cole.
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Weekly Leader,
IssUED EyEEr TzuEspAT.
1er.s, NJ Sos xesE. sIssa sif Year
Commercial JN Praiiag

OF syery Kind Neatly. cn~Pay Nd EzPsda.
tiously executed Cards q sysry snspe ana
kind. n Heads, Lstter and Note Hs@ainSs.
Blanks OF every kind fostsrz. etc. printed
on short notice. Having . new iot on tyPs
and Presses. we can do handsome WORK a.
Low Prices
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AskIa Of Beauty Is . Joy FsrsvG.
Or. I. FELIX GouRAuD's-
ai.a!a CRAM q Magical ss.stisr

Pnrines a. well e. Beautines the Skin. re-
moves Tan. Pimples, Freckies. Moth Patch
es and every blemish on beauty. It hns
stood the test OF thirty yeAu. and is SO
harmless We taste It to be sure the prepara-
tion Is properly made. Accept no counter
felt OF similar name. The distinguished Or.
l. A. sayre said 70 . lady Of the haul ton q
patient:) A you ladies' s0fu use fhsns. 1rec-
onmsnd 'Gouroud's Cfsam' AZ ~ Least
Jul of all the Skin p~repardffQns." Also Pou-
DIRE Subtitle remove mperduous hair with
outtnJury to the akin.
NINE. n. B. T. GOURAUD,
Sole Prop. q Bond St.. New York.
For sale by all druggists and Fancy God
dealers throughout the United States, Cam
adas M Europe Also found In New York
City. at r. 81. Macy 4 Co, Stern Bros.. En-
rich AGO.. I. Bloom 4 Bro. and other Fancy
Goods Dealers. "a Beware Of base imita-
tom which are abroad. We ofer 5000
Reward for the arrest and proof o fany one
selling the same. Hchl deodAweowly
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The only BATTERY
known to the World
c a a OF being
CHARGED with MEL
ICIN A PROPER
TIE &, W hich 3
TRANSFUSED INTO
TIL u SYSTEM. II you
are afflicted with any
of the following DIS
EASES don't neglect
towear one OF our Bat
teries,-yiz:
Paralysis, Brain and
n Diseases,
rheumatism, Gout,
swollen Joints, Sciat-
lea, Neuralgia, Lumba-
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Nervous and General
Debility. Spinal Dis
eases, Weak Back OF
Side, Wasting, Decay,
Restle ss Nights, Night
m a
Dizziness or Vertigo,
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Fullnesa OF Blood.
q OF Power or Will
or Action. Paipatation
of the Heart. Less OF
Memory,L oss.ofC onn-
dence, Painting Spells.
terra, Epilepsy
Heartburn. Dyspepsia.
SaltRheum, Bronchitis
Weak stomach, Fiatu-
lency, Diseases OF the
Heart and Lungs.
Dropsy, Asthma ,Pleu-
risy, Constipation,
Jaundice, CatarrhS Sore
Throat. Debility. Piles.
Tumors, Sores, BoilA.
Carbuncles, Fever and
gue Liver complaints
Diabetes. Kidney COM
plants, Gravel. Chills.
1mpotency, Disordered
conditions oftheLiver
Blood. Kidneys or
Urinary Organs.
e Ia worn sus-
On the Spinal Column.
90. Send for Circular;
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MAIL TIME TABLE.
Caldwell & TT. Sill Line.

Caldwell < TT. Sill Line.
ARRIVE. ARRIVE.
groin North II n. IN. | From south 10 n IN.
Mondays Excepted. Sundays Excepted.
Stages, same time going ;. Tuesdays,
thursdays & Saturdays; going y. Moadays,
Wednesdays 4 Fridays.
At. n :. +. Il. II, TIME TABLE
CALDWELL STATION.
ARRIVE DEPARr.
Bhsscngcr II 30 A. NJ. 90 i. NJ
recommendation $40 l.. NJ. D. 70 n. Nj.
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The Garfield fund now amounts
t. $34l,0OO.
Mr. Candce is cnlarging his resi-
ience by tie addition Of two rooms.
Agent Hunt and wife, en- route
br the East, passed through this
ance last Monday.
FOR SALE.-A good saddle, bri-
Nc, rope and quirt. Enquire ut
thiR office.
Mr.. Putt is building kitchen ON
dSc south side OF his residencc--an
Improvement much needed.
ID. Hays, of Wichita, Kansas, who
Had been spending u week at this
olhco, started home Wednesday.
Cut Finger, one of the leading
nen Of the Arapahoe tribe, died last
Wednesday night.
The American Academy of Med
icinc has adopted resolutions in
i6r5ing the attending physicians
II TcSluCmt NiTIlclU.
A movement has been started in
1T. EOuIS to raise fund to erect in
Ghat city a monument to the late
Eresiuent Garfield.
W. f.. Campbell, of Caldwell, ear
med off the sweepstakes premilum on
bis herd of Hereford cattle, at the
3cdgwick County Fair.
The men who capturedthe Arkan-
a1s train robbers did pretty well.
They will get a reward, offered by
lie railway company, to the amount
ii $16,500.
Mr.. G. M. Keller, wife and daugh-
tbr returned Thurday from visit to
friends in Kansas and Iowa. They
had "A very enjoyable visit and come
BACK nauch improved in health.
The observation-disclosures Mer-
camille Company carry the largest
stock of goods and will make lower
ariccs than any other house in
5OUtll-WeSt Kansas.
Lieut. Ward was the inspecting
,tliccr ut Anadarko on the 2Sth ult.
He is Il pleasant gentleman and
discharged the duties of inspector to
iie satisfaction of all concerned.
Miss zoe Miles, who has been
travelling in Missouri for the past
Sireo months for health and pleas
NE, returned on the 29th ult., well
satisfied with her trip
Gov Overton, like any other high
mogul, has resigned because the
council refused to sustain him in
tho dismissal Of some members of
dig cabinet.
We will send the TRANSPORTER
and the New York Weekly Tribune.
the best paper for general reading
in the United States, one year to
any address for $500. This, is the
SECULAR price of the Tribune alone.
Mr. j. 5. Painter, formerly super
ntendent of the Arapahoe school,
started on the 1st inst for Usage
City, Kansas. He was accompanied
by his wife, who was also am en-
1'oye in the school Mr.. Painter
aad been here but one month, but
hAg enough 90 find that Indian
tNkBlDu A,,1. ,,t al. f,rto
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of a lively racket on the 9th ult.,
when Al Chastain, Bill Mills and
Al Garter undertook to take the
town. The mayor and a number OF
citizens armed and proceeded to ar
rest the disturbcrs. A general fight
ensucd, and a young woman was
killed by u ball intended for the
mayor. One of the parties was dis
ablcd and captured in the city. The
other two fled to the Territory and
were chased eight miles before they
were taken. There was strong talk
Of lynching, but the mayor finally
succeeded in getting his prisoners
into the Jail ut Wellington.
There is much discussion at this
time among the Cherokees about
the permit laws. We hope this agi-
tati0n will result in rcmodeling the
laws so as to make them understood,
for certainly there is great need of
the white mans intelligence and
enterprise among the Cherokecs.
The law is not u bad one as it is, but
the Indians do not understand it
and have allowed it to become mop
crative. Now that they are aroused
to the necessity of protecting them
selves they find it very difficult
to do so.
The Commercial grows impatient
and lectures the business men Of
Caldwell in the following language
Last spring we went to sleep and
let Arkansas City slip away from us
not less than 100000 worth of In
dian trade. If we let the question
remain allegiance, while we buy lots
and build houses for which we have
no absolute use, we shall wake up
some morning to find out that an
other 100000 worth of business has
sought Il point where the people are
sufficiently alive to those improve
ments which increase trade and trav-
el and put money in their purses
Winter pools are all the rage this
season. The stock men of Sand and
Huckleberry creeks, Barbour Co.,
Kan, met and organized pool, and
adopted rules for its government.
VIM. Lockard was elected president
and J. w. Mckinney, secretary.
James Lockard, A. W. Mckinney
and John Eiler were chosen as exec
utiye committee. The executive
committee agreed to boundaries as
follows: Commencing at the north
east corner Of Stith IL Watkins pas
ture' then north to Little Mule Cr'k
divide, then following the divide be-
tween Little Mule and blackberry
Creeks, then west to the divide be-
tween Cedar and Sand Creeks, then
west to the line of the Camanche
County pool, then following the line
to the northwest corner of Stith Il
Watkins pasture, then east to- the
place of beginning
The following amounts have been
received atthis Office on subscription
and advertisement since last issue ::
Thomas Grant, 500
|. j. Mills, 100
J. S. Painter, 100
o. G. Brown, 200
Rev. j, b. Wicks, 200
IL. hlhn, 100
Oscar G. Sturgcs, 100
J. A. Becker, 100
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