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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-06-12
N Tnesdsy Of last week.

On nesosy OF fsSL week.
Tic proceedings Of tie city coun-
ell Of Tomb tone is very Gisceuras.
ing. The Mayer SAID 10 council
that hardly a BUSINESS in Tombstone
10 raging. The fire department.
will turn ever he engine TO ths>ciiy
expenses
ne wish .s sag ts esCfeaders that
Dr. Prices sreeisl ZEI.vorinr tx
tracts of nectarins. vaniil&, lemon
etc, are The fipszt, purest and most
natural davoTs We have ever used
They are lsAdc from the true select
fIult any arou.zties. The common
favoeshg extracts in tbs market
besf 10 comparison fer hne flavor
- DR.. Prices
The City Council OF Tucson held
. meeting on The 9Th tn discuss tie
matter of closing the city govern
nent on account of pending indict-
nents againzt them. They ad-
tourned till Monday, at which tirnr
they will close, uHless acton in the
Courts be taken to-day, SATURDAY
They claim that they did what was
best for the city, ard must have the
matter Immediately settled. They
borrowed $1,000 Tor city expenses
without warrant Of Law.
"a Mexican went before Justice
Meyer YESTERDAY and swore out
warrant against another Mexican
e hss.si i. !. : = assault and bat
terry. His assailant us.-s@t----S-css-
arrested, and the fact was ascertain
ed that the omplaining witness had
no reason for complaint because he
had punished his antagonist IN
terrible manner, pulling out his
whiskers and otherwise dishguring
him, while he was uHhurt. The in
jured man was dismissed and the
other WAS held for the costs in the
Star. Which is matter of
criticism The assailant should be
punished for making the attack.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-06-12
The Epitaph of the 4,h says.

The Epitoph of the 4ih says:
Sheriff Ward IS in Sun Diego.
The LeVsz motel " 8 burned on the
sd; insured for $1,000. If there
had heen wind the city would have
exp' rieneed the third great fire =.
Harry Book, editor OF the QuijoioA
Proprietor, married Mas Agnes
Plash. of Pin-l, on the 1st... Forty
one shorthern bnlIsO have been
brought into Cocnise county from
Dick Gird's ranch, in San Demands
no County, Calls. r. belong.
post trader at Wilcox, has been APP
pointed postmaster at that place.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-06-12

Sperm atorrhra Pros'at errhs. Emissions.
i'm rotencv Sxhsu =ted vitality. Prenlatu-
decline. ard Eessss GF E.AA 7ee8s .
from whatever cause uroHrcsd. 1t ~
riches and pnrfhe- he 81 Cd. Strengthen
The Nerves brain. Muscles. Dige
sion, reproductive Organs and Phv
and Mental Fscrlties 1t -fops any T.
natural debilitsrins drain upon the sszre
prcVenrine inv0 lHntarv lcsees dsbilirstil.
drea rs. sem ma losses with the urine. ct
30 distinctive m mind and body. II il
pure ciiminGtor or All Kidney and Blade
rOrnpls int. It contain no ininfious in
yrrdieufs TO those suffering from the
VOL effects Of youthful iHdiscrrtions or *
ceeser. speedy thorunsh ann permanent
ure ia Guaranteed, price S2.5Q per beitic
fve bottles in case. with full direction
and advice. SO. Sent secure from ohse-
ation 70 any address upon receipr nj brjce
or G. ~ n. To he had only Dr. c. u
: ALFTETD. 2's gearney ST.. an Francis
CO. Cal Consultations strictly cOrhden
tial. nv letter rat ctfice. FREE. For he
convenience ~ 0sti ents. and IN order to in
snre perfect HacrecN / have adopted a Dri
waite address. under which all PACKAGES are
forwarded
Tst7AL FsoTT,.E ERSE.
NOTlCR-I viii send ttial bottle of
RIB UVES ATOR -snficient to show IL
merit-f-se ofchsree. 10 any one afflicted
applying by letter stating his symptoms
snd age. Communications strictly cor
idential
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-06-12
ticking PfIes symptoms and
Care.

The symptoms are moisture. like per
SEPARATION tnfenke itching. increased ~
scl aiChiEg; We v disITrrsin@. psrficu a.
y at n1t HI: IL -tt IN Il pin worms We e
cFa " lin < in ard H0oat the rect-im I; he
pr vat iGr 8 ars sometimes aft ct,d II
q Hos I'd 10 CONF nue. .ery Hesipu- TO ulr-
mas f1'low SWAYNE'S OiNTNEN ir
a 81 GSsHt and -Ir cure, Aisa. tor
Tetf~r. Itch. s.s'i.ith.uga. calsi-tiesd.
EMS pe tie B.r,cts' Itch, Bloi, hes aI
-eAIA. c-Ds's $50 Il leases T. z. b.
IA a., 20 c,s so- 8 -. Adjr So. DIR.
NAN ~ s. son, i'niz.. Pa. S.lh by
Drug istR mon Ia wed III Il
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-06-12
DR.. SPIN II e
NOH KEARNY STRET
TREATS ALL CHRONIC AND SPECIAL

~
DISEASES
YOUNG MEN
"THO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM
w the effects Of youthful fo.lie- or in
discretion vii. do we'll to avail tn mse,vcs
OF THE the greatest ION ever laid ar the
the altar of suf ring humanity. DR..
g - NNEY will guErautee to forfeit soc
for every case of Sem nal Weakness OF
private disease Of any kind or character
which lac undertakes and iails t. cure.
MIDDLE AGED MEN.
There are many ST the age of thirty to
sixty who SIRE troubled with too frequent
evacua1i ns OF the bladder, oftei accom-
panied By siiChr sAartiug or burning
rensation and weakening of the system
ia { msnner thu pat enf cannot account
for. examining the urinary deposits
9 ROXY sediment viii ofteu be found and
sometimes small particles Of slbumen sill
appear. or he color VIII be Of thin n TX
isb hue, again changing 10 dark'and or
pid appearance. There are many men he
die of his difficulty. ignoran' Of the cs ..
which Is the eecOn sra e Of msnal re K
nos DIR. Spinney will qua .antee 81 peri
cure in all such cases. and healthy
torstion OF the genjto- urinary orgrIs-
Once Hour--l0 o land toS. Sunday
from 10 t. II = NJ nsultation free
rhorough examination and advice, s..
Call OF addre
DIR. SPENNEY Is CO..
n IL Kearly street San hrsneisco,
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-06-12

In special report of the Pima
grand jury on Tuesday evening
e. n. Strauss. G. T. Etchels, Alex
Levin, B. c. Parker and Pedro
Agnirre we're indicted for malfeas-
Ancs in ofice, and placed under $500
bonds. These eentienien constitute
the city council Of Tucson and
borrowed $4,000 Tor cisys expenses
withsst " .rraat .f Law
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-06-12
The GREAT Ea6u sH aEnDY
f. 6 never IA lin

2 Ut vel n IN :
cure for Nervous
D. bility. Exhaust
edVitality Semin-
Al WeakneAe.Spsr-
ms orrhosa, Lost
Manhood. Impo-
tency. Paro.y is.
T r a [ srOrrhSS
snd all the terri
bic effects Of
=eifahuse. youth
ful follies, and ex-
ln. - RIO .-,.r. q
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-06-12
TFrom Saturdays DAily.]

The Sentinel says that ~. nty car
loads OF Arizona cattle for Cslifor~
mia mark IS passed through Yua,s
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-06-12
81 { s + g s. Dr. ksg2NzlEY
HI; s,%s s i Yiia i FIJI E; FL vTALlZ r.
Rotor r.yss Ths, HING
SsI 6' KNOWS Wsf s alM

Ut Is BEYOND DOUBT TIE most
Reliable, useful, and PEsnz NENT
OSIC to I n reproductive organs Of both
sexes known II acts di-ecIiy unan he
nervau- system. II restp e de hilit ted
fu cJions of the prln pal organ IF rhe
BODY and unsurpassed a. iFlHe 1t l.
powfriu.- permsnent and detcrmin ed
= phroni-iac. l. Is IN A'fera ".
per eut Of exec lent fine Quanty. Ii re-
lieves weakness and pain IN rh kidne,s;
ii pre- vent~ 10 ses fsom the system fioIn
unnatural Gu es; II eures frontal nead
ache. pimplrs OK the fac loss of memory.
relax d condition of h nervous ~ystem.
in.i 70 sIiun, sour omoch. dia bet-s, and
all mar troubles These who nave
allied TO obiai q cure should 1nme late
give thc VITAL zE Z Il trial 1t il he
KiSG Of a.. II has II We FIJI cd in
SINGLE ca-e- The cunpany WI pa $500
for q case il Wlli not cure. no matter
whether compiicared y noI- The combi-
nation OF the VITA LTZER-is such tha' it
cures both simple and complex Cases
This is owing 10 IA practical experience
Of 81 yeer-. DR. A u co Vii guarantee
permanent cure in ev"ry case AIKEN I'M
der their treatment and special ad ice
months ment If he great VITAL
lZER IA 8. The money paid fnr the rene
dy i'll be 'eiuuded OF $40 forfeited. call
or u ii for cur OBSERVATIONS on Nj ~
HOOD. wlich VIII enahl Tie Sn1e5er TO
an wer the &c, sSaFy ques' ion-. "a hat
each can have The pro- remedy I
warded sui able tor his sp' al Gaze.
Generalization rs-r-<'n fiVs Ests=4s q.
nee of the gre Viia'izer, -; or six
bctii i ca-e- $40 sUFFiCI Mt To CURE
~ MOST sks. -e Il by XPREss on a.
c.ipt OF pIicc C q. D
E. = DIE s s,sees sSee '1Gn 'l 10
their eek. f1va uab.t aid sud e g u cur
ia ued Our + n' IL M"ulsh PILL are
IN urpa--ed A. q ReguiAtor. sent on re-
c.ipL of price, 81 90.
ssr. XherIrIiiy AZ Co. 1870 Mar
E~t g~+-r- c0 ner Ninth. san
Franc SEQ, EAta.
~ TAX Market and = lrucia street.
Dummy CAB cars from FER, &c
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-06-12

D 4
to Marriage, C.. from Excuses or Youth
tul FollieT. or any cause. Speedily. Safely
and Privately LHred.
Y.uuG. v5ddie = ged ard ola
men. an al who need medical ski
and ex per PyEst., con-uit the old Euro
can Physician az once. HIS opinion
costs no Hing. and may save future mi
ery and shame Whom inconvenieHt 10
visit the citv tor trea ment. medicin es
en- be sen everywhere bv EXPRESS. free
from nTsservifsan. 1t ia self evident
that physician WHO gives his whole a.
tentiOn to ci1sS of diseases tEasns
vr4st skill and phveicians throa CHOU.
the country Sno e ing this, frequently rec
mmcrfi difficult cases TO III ssf&eat
ssper'riE-t- b. whom sveiy known
al remedy il used The Doctors
SS and Exp rfeUce max his opiai IA
of supreme isEaPos ns'ce-
~ Those who call see no orc but the
" s-GBhsitutIsi Gases which have
failed In ostainirg rsliei isewhere esp.-
cir i. solicited. Female d'sea Is success
frlIy 1rested The 7sHesrr will agree
o forfei $i.ilHGs f'F case u dertakrn.
n 4 cnred. CAN CT write hcprs: Daily,
| from a. IN to p nj to & evenings;
SUNDAYS, so 70 } z only. SIND tor - he
Sanitsrist Guide o I eaith :" cent free
Address above.
go The services Of the celebrated old
! G rman physician. d. 0 GIRAHD. from
LIEBIG DISPENSeRY j. fame as a
| specialists Tor diseases OF mer l. universal
~ known. and hundrt rs 9 daily avail
ing themselves o the oppor uHily OF free
consultaii personally or by letter, in
all languages.
T.sEREG-%
Wonderful German Inv E0ra40r
Permanently prevents all UNNATURAL Loss
es from tho srstem. mes the ueyves.
T. ng' hers the muscles. check the
waste i vigcra es the whO.e =, st-un ard
rest res the ;afdf ted to Health and Hap
pines.
The reason 90 msnv cannot get cured Of
Seminal Weakness Loss of Manhood. etc
Il owl g to Il cNmpl ca ION. called PROS
t TORRliEA with HYPER AErHESIA.
which requires peculiar treatment Dr.
Lieb g's Iuyi gorator l. he only posi- I've
cure for PROSTATE RTE =. with pe-ul-
IN Spcc al Trea' ment, used at LiEBIG
DiSPEHSaRY
Price OF snvf&or to- So Case OF
SIX notifies SO Sept t sny address, GOV
eIcd securely from observation.
Most powerful electric belts free to pa
ITEMS
prove the Wonderful Power Of the
I%VIGORATOR
az BOTTLE Given ar APnt Free.
CONSULATE Free and Private
Gail. or address.
LsEzs7Ss sbE@ExS RN,
400 Geary IT et san Fraa leo Cal
Private entrance 4e5 Mason 81 .et four
blocks up Gsary street from Bearny
vain entrance thrOugl- DIspensary Drug
store
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-06-12

PATrON-ln Phoenix, .Inue 6,
1884. 10 he wife of 5. Z. Patton,
daughter.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-06-12
This Grpa

nsE eHPPA
s--jgFREats
sSs mR5y and
a erVe . ma.
il the legitimate
remit of twenty
years If pract'
cal experience
and CURRe WITH
UsrAT ING CIV
TAIlsTE NeFvou
snd p h y sizes
De biiity, Sem
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-06-12
DR.. ALLEN'
PRIVATE D.SPEKRARY.

rs 4 Kearney Street saa Francisco. CAL.
EsrABtlsnEn FoR THE Sc9E,SYIFfc AID
-PE DI CURE OF HROsIc. NEiSvoUs AID
SPEcI4L DISEASES
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-10-30

Mr.. P. II. Shoemate tells the
] DenisOn Gaz etteer the following
story: A number of years ago,
two children. brother and sister.
were left orphans and being adopt
ed by different persons, were sep
arated and lost all trace of each
other. After arriving at the age OF
maturity fortune brought them to
Springfield, Ills, where they be-
came acquainted and ultimately
married, not knowing of their blood
relationship. Soon after the birth
of their first child, they. learned
that they were brother and
cister through parties from their
native town. but continued to live
together as man and wife and had
three other children. Now comes
the most singular fact connected
with this remarkable union. The
first child had straight black hair
and black eyes. The other three
children have perfectly white,
straight hair and red ewes, resem-
bling closely the pure Albino type.
The children are now grown TO ma
turity and preserve all these distin-
gushing G racteristics. More
over they a, healthy physically,
and endowed with full average men
tai faclties. The parents both have
straight coal black hair and black
ewes.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-10-30

Peirce City Empire There are
lev engineers on the Frisco who
never fail 20 come In on time
while there are a dozen who were
never known TO make time on ar
irving. There may be reasons for
tins, but the people who wait for
trains can't help but note the DIFF
ference Il was remarked last
evening that Engineer Green
would make he run to yinita and
return in fty minutes If it was
necessary 70 do SO to return on
time The engineers on.the Arkan-
sas division, among whom is Mr..
zames Johnston. are close comuet-
ltors On a record fer tine. The
fras5s On these branches are guild
ed By engineers who make Psirce
City their home more or less,
hnlcn may have good lEhuence /
but the main line fellows are the
ones the Empire is after. = =
Marshal Chappell arrested two
men recently who It is sup
posed broke into a box car at Vi
lita last Saturday night. They
had 4 heazing before Justice Gil
s<Se sbis afternoon and were bound
over 10 appear before the grand
ury at its next regular session,
md in default of bail they were
ordered 10 Jail at Mt Vernon, to
which place they we're taken this
Iftern0on-
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-10-30
TERRIToRY AsD BORDER NOTES.

On the morning of the 2S7G inst.
[fhe boiler Of s. B. Scrarch's saw
|mill near Atoka, /. T., exploded,
INSTANTLY killing three men and
seriously injuring two Others The
|men killed were J. B. Oliver, Joe
+ Kafcliff and Frank Choate.
The Chickasaw Legislature is in
special session, having been called
together by GoFernorWolf. to pro-
[vide for paying the militia, for ex-
4 ira service Owing to differences
|Df opinion as TO the amount the mi
[itia are entitled to, the follow
ing Senators resigned. Lemuel
Kemp, Eli Perry, Lcmuel Reynolds
|Rnd lcTyis Newberry.
The Baltimore & Ohio telegraph
Company has recently gained law
Euit in Texas and wiz now extend
BIS lines in that state.
Horse thieves are on the increase
En Northern Texas
A-aoIored boy, at MObeefie, roped,
|orrlsd and tied d0wn 4 steer IN
[ne miuu.e and thirteen seconds
: Is said 70 be the best time on
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-10-30
NOTES FOR THE STOCK NAN.

1t VIII be remembered that hogs
advanced somewhat last season af-
ter the opening of the packing sea-
son. IL discussing this the Gin
cInnati PIice Current saws: 1t is
quite likely that the course of val
ues of the coming season will be
ditierent-the latter part of the sea-
son will not be relatively so much
above the early value, If at all high
er, in the light of the present out
look This view Is based on the
conviction that the movement of
! hogs will tend to increase rather
than diminish, as the season ad-
vances, beyond mid-winter, and
that early prices viii be well up or
possibly ABOVE current prices for
hogs.
One hundred beef steers sold in
Dewitt county, Texas, at S33 per
head, which is handsome price on
the range for any cattle.
New Mexico stockmen with the
large number of she cattle on their
ranges, and the generally crowded
condition of the same, will soon be
turning off all steer cattle, from
yearlings up, and become formid-
dable competitor of Texas in that
market. One great advantage that
New Mexico can offer will be the
utter absence ofdisease of any kind
among them, they can be transport
ed by rail or driven at any season
of the year, without danger of dis
seminating Texas fever, which is
the present great drawback TO the
quick and successful sale of Texas
cattle. The cattle which will then !
be sent from that territory will De /
ola superior quality, as the good re-
suits Of the thousands of fine bulls |
which have been turned loose upon /
the ranges in the past two years.
1t is not generally known in this
country that cattle are not sold by |
weight in England-but such is the
case. Sales are made in the fat
stock markets by the head. Some
English papers are advocating the
adoption of the much more sensible
American system.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-10-30

HEART BEATs.-Dr. Richardson
Of London, the noted physician
says he was recently able to conve,
a considerable amount of conviction
10 an intelligent scholar bv a sim
pie experiment. The scholar wa:
singing the praises of the {" ruddy
bumper" and saving he could not
get through the day without it,
when DR.. Richardson said TO him:
"Will you be good enough 10 feel
my pulse as / stand here2''
He did so. / said, Count il
carefully; what does it say?'
Your pulse saws scventy-four. -
| then sat down in a chair and
asked him 10 count it again. He
did so, and said, Your pulse has
gone down to seventy"
Ithen lay down on the lounge,
and said:
will you take it again2''
He replied, "Why. it Is only
sixty-four; what an extraordinary
thingi"
then said, ''When you lie down
at night, that is the wav nature
gives your heart rest You know
nothing about it, but that beating
organ Is resting to that extent: and
ifyOu reckon Ii up it Is a great deal
Of rest, becluse in lying down the
heart is doing ten strokes less a
minute. Multiply that by 60. and
it IS 600; multiply it by S hours.
and within a fraction it is 5000
strokes different; and as the heart
Is throwing 6 ounces of blood at
every stroke, it makes a difference
of 1000 ounces of lifting during
the night.
"When l lie down at night with
out any alcohol, that Is the rest nv
heart gets. But when YOU take 1
your wine or grog you do not allow /
that rest, for the influence of alco- 1
hOl Is to increase the number of /
strokes, and instead of getting this /
rest YOU put on something ike /
1900 extra strokes, and the result /
5 You rise up very seedy and unfit
Tor the next days work till YOU have
AIKEN a little more of the 'ruddy
bumper. which you say r. the soul
IF maa belOw."
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-10-30

IA The Arkansas City Democrat
lis Of a man who lost. a number
OF fingers while hunting in the
Territory The way Of the trans
gresser Is hard Better stay ont
Of this Territory and avoid such
accidents.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-10-30

Az inventory Of the estate of tn.
,sate Cyrus Mccormick, the inzent.
10 efthe harvester. has been fled
IN the probate court Of Cook COun-
~ Ill The total is not far from
twenty million dollars The exc
eutors ofthis colossal trust furnish
ed bond for thirty millions.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-10-30

LH-PATRIcK, Of fOswego, recently
appointed agent for the Pottawato-
mics IN Kansas, has selected all of
ms employees frOm the vicinity of
his own town
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-10-30

THz DenisOn Gazetteer had bet
Ter keep al eye on that reporter of
theirs who is following the primary
school and its teacher On picnic
I7g excursions. He has evidently
got II pretty bad.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-10-30

The report that the range on tie
Cherokee Outlet has been burned
IN Is denied in a Caldwell dispatch
dated 24fh- About $1,000 acres
only are embraced in the burned
district.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-10-30

SPRINGFIELD is rejoicing erthe
-tact that the Fort Scott & Gulf
company has let the contracts for
machine and repair shops at that
place
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-10-30

NEEDLES and Pins have been
nominated for congress. the former
infhs Eighteenth Illinois district.
andtse Latter in the Eighth Mis-
souri district
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-10-30

oSI1 one more week and then
the papers viii drop back to their
old avocation Of reeOuating the
v1eits of Mrs. Jones to Ers. Smith.
talking about the weather and other
,EcirhfF matters.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-10-30

NExETY-FTrE thousand sheets OF
paper are daily consumed in print
ing Uncle Sans money and inter
nal revenue stamps.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-10-30

NHES st. John tells the people
along the Ohio river to stick to cold
water, they merely smile and ask
HIM II he ever heard of the spring
floods of 1884.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-10-30

tanned:
Half-mile dash for three yea
Olds, Hardwood first premium $50
st. George second, so.
Trotting mile heats, two in three
Aladdin first, $50; Adriver second
$40.
Best Lady equestrian, Miss Octa
via Couch. premium SIS.
One-kalf mile and repeat, two in
three, FindOut first, $50; Essellah
second, $40.
Mile dash, Essellah first, s75;
Bob Swim second, sI5.
Mule race, half mile dash, Little
Blue, premium SIS.
Saddle horses, Charles NJ. first,
$40; Honest Dan second, So.
Best girl rider under twelve
years of age, Miss Jennie Cass,
premium s..
Running novelty, first quarter,
Dusty sl5; Findout, second quarter
$40, third quarter s25, mile $50.
Best stallicn any age, J. T.
Clark.
Best gelding any age, D. d.
Landrum.
Best draught team, J. W. Adair.
Best brood mare, James Martin.
Best stallion three wears old,
Thomas Angel; two years old, J.
T. Clark; one year old. Isaac Hol-
hss; colt, James Martin.
Best mare three years old, Mai.
Wright; two years old, Thomas
Burlington; colt D. 5. Warren.
Best gelding any age, Thomas
Jackson.
Best thoroughbred mare, E. S.
Butler.
Best stallion any age, Robert
Martin.
Best three year old mule, D. W.
Lipe; two year old, D. S. Warren;
one year old, John Edwards.
Best jack any age, John Edwards.
Best grade yearling bull, George
Armstrong; three years old, ]. L.
Courtney.
Best COW and calf, Thomas Jack !
son.
Best flock of sheep, Thomas
Jackson
Best boar any age or breed,
Steve Bluejacket.
Best sow any age or breed, An
lrew Tyner.
Best display of hogs, George
Armstrong.
Best farm gate, Mr.. Drake.
Best stand Of flowers, Mrs. NJ.
ioodykOontz first, Mrs. DR.. Bag
Y second,
Best arranged bouquet, Mrs. G.
v. Green.
Best loaf of bread, Mrs. William {
little. :
Best display of apples. J. D. I
Iarker; second best, Rufus Rilev. 7
remiums on fruit we're also :
Tarded A. Mills and Washington .
dair. Z
Best cabbage. Mr. Haines. d
Best onions, Mr.. Tucker. n
Best sweet potatoes, Mrs. A. P.
G
The following ladies secured pre-
lums on work displayed: Mrs. a.
ltclif, Mrs. Charles Robinson. d
iss Musick, two; Mrs. Walters, g
rec; Mrs. Hall two, Mrs. Whaley =,
0, Mrs. DR.. Bagby. Mrs. Little,
Is. Lynch, MS. Inflow, Mrs.
in and Mrs. Robert Ironsides. 81
Should there be any omissions or u
lccuracies in the above list. a,
'ecially in the preceding para gi
Iph, the reporter Graves pardon, M
1 promises greater care in the o.
ure. -
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-10-30

THE Democrats of southern Kan
sA are mixing a great deal of PAYNE
ism and Oklahoma into the campa-
ign.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-10-30

THE Cherokee Council conveoes
next Monday. Nay its session
prove a beneficial one.