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Political Notes.

The Baltimore grand jury has presented Rob-
ert f. Brent and John +. Mincher, registers of
spectively, for alleged violation OF the registra-
ton laws, and +. NJ King, Charles Gawthrop
and David Gushing for conspiracy to violate the
registration law. 1t is charged that the books
Of Brent show 500 names striker Off
The independents held the last mass meeting
Of the municipal campaign in Baltimore last
Speeches were made by Messrs. Wallis
Marshall, Bonapare, King, Findlay and Moot
ten.
A democratic mass meeting and oyster roast
at Denton, Caroline county, Nd was largely at
tended. Hon. Charles II. Gibson was one ofthe
speakers and denounced Gen. Bradley I. John
sons eastern speech.
Registration took place In the various cities
and counties OF Virginia Saturday last and the
Of both white aud colored voters In Norfolk
there was net white gain of 131, aud in Dan
mouth was 35. In Richmond there was q large
The people of Norfolk, Va, gave to Gen. Lee
were made by Gen. Lee, Congressman McAlillen
and others.
Fourteenth street, New York city, was ablaze
with light last night, the occasion being the
county democracy gathering at Stenway hall
TO hold a mass meeting to ratify the state and
Converse, OF Ohio, delivered an address Tam
many Hall will hold its mass meeting tonight
to ratify the state democratic ticket and the To-
cal nominations made by Tammany
Messrs. Theodore Bacon. r. r. Bowker, Geo.
w. Folsom, Geo. Green, John H. Cowing, Felix
Kaufman. Geo. VIM. Curtis, Lawrence Knee
land Horace e. Dening, Carl Schurz and other
"mugwumps" have issued an address to the in
dependent voters of New York, urging them to
cooperate In the election OF Davenport and the
republican ticket In New York. The address
says: "No executive has been SO ready to recall
bad appointments and retrieve rrOrs as Grover
| Cleveland, and we cannot too strongly con-
denim the partisan shortsightedness and un-
| patriotic narrowness shown in the republican
platform by its failure TO recognize any of the
good works through which the administration,
resisting the baser elements of its own party,
| OF the people,"
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INSTANTANEOUs PHOTOGRAPHS, artistic shad-
ow portraiture satisfaction assured. No extra
charges. New Photo. Art Co, 905 Pa ave. NV.
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SEE the single-breasted, fiy-front sack over
coats at Else man Bros, cor. 7th and h.
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CAPE OvERcoATs. Eiseman, cor. n
FACE and eyesight fitted, 81. Hempler's, co

JUST GIVE p. III. Douglass a. Sons Capsicum
Cough Drops fair trial; they Will relieve your
Cough instantly. Thousands testify to this.
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WASHINGTON, D. c.

MADAM: The continued warm weather has retarded
the sale OF Warm Clothing. For one week-oct 20 to
Oct 3lwe quote surprising special prices Each art.
Gle has the prfce affixed Those Of our patrons who
will not believe our word can thus be Informed
whether the reduced prices are genuine or not
LADIES GOODS
s4sc Merino Underwear for acc:
q as Elescsa Wool TedssSsrs for fof
az. ssc Scsh@e Sss MOOT Hose for soc.
sss sc9oppeFs ceisSrs.sd Hos g, s; Sc
sec. China six Handkerchiefs for Sic
:ess Felt and s, sssI. sk oI ss .e
So
S$:ss Isayy.Tsishi Js..sys ts5 si:s7.
25c Cashmere Wool Gloves for 2lc
. .S 10 scailepedsog, KID GlSye s for csc
.12ia and l5c Linen Guns for lie.
rs kpsnns at sty Es TT Tides for &C.
Sc yard off all Laces at aud over Csc.
.4sc. Jeweiry, 10 alI styles. for $sc
sss osslSS + q. :y fsas tx oi 81
s9sc: Fans, in eli styles. for 7sc
rs 4. HI style ssys s5 rs
CSC Chenille Fringe for CSC
:sss B Birss W Wss etc. fSr sse:
1912 Birds, Wings, etc, for gsc
$3.50. Satteen C0rsets for CSC.
sse Ps asnq WIRE BUSHES Sorts fa1 s i0f
.25c Nurses Caps ali styles. for lac.
25c India Linen Aprons for 2Ic
25s: Fnnged and STAMPED splashers, 1se
Csc Satchels, all styles, for 79c.
SIS P RIs' a5s ssi1;: sm.ss
Csc. Good Cotton Drawers, for PIC.
Soc superior Weight Gowns for Soc
sClsrk's o. N; T. Cotton for &c.
fnamp ns;9s 1 s1a Bay d Rum for lSc
&Eancy containing nan
el.25 Checked Lined GoBAmers, FL IL.
cHILDs GOODS
csc Fancy Collars, all styles, for l9c
sc. Warranted Linen Handk erchieis for 10
1850 French Dressed Dolls for &c
~25c Cashmere Wool Gloves for nc.
Csc. Hand-knit listers for SIC.
33c. Hand-knit Sacques for 25c.
slg e, H ,;u Ok It'll Booties for l4c
s25c Heavy Ribbed Hose for 1Sc
s35c. Colored Merino Underwear for DC
GENTS GOODS
*Sl. 25 Embroidered Kid Gloves for SOC
@Sl.OO Scarlet Cashmere Underwear for sec
81 90 Scotch Wool Underwear for Sc.
SOC. MerinO Underwear for 42c.
SOC. Canton Flannel Drawers for Ale.
*S5c scarlet Cashmere Half Hose, 25c.
&39 and 44c- Scarfs, all styles, for Sic.
" C. Pure Linen Handkerchiefs for lSc.
*$19S Twill silk Umbrellas for 81. 19.
$500 ''GiOria" Cloth Umbrellas for 81 81.
*25c. 4-ply Linen Cuffs for 15c.
Goods marked thus have been reduced to below
cost Therefore, only two pieces of these lots will b.
sold t. customer Special prices terminate satur-
day, Oct. 81, At p. M
VNnr tf,1lx
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A N ELASTIC STEP, BUOYANT SPIRITS, AND
"A clear complexion, are among the many desirable
results of pure blood. The pOssessor of healthy blood
has his faculties command and enjoys O clear and
quick perception, which is impossible when the blood
is heavy aud sluggish with impurities. Ayers Sarsa
parta is the best blood purifier and vitaZer known.
WHY GO ABOUT WITH THAT ACHING HEAD?
w Try Ayers Pills They will relieve the stomach,
restore the digestive organs to healthy action,
the distractions that depress and brain,
and thus cure your headache permanently. oc27
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A True Story with . Very Hapny
Ending.

A True Story with . Very Happy
Ending.
Such is the story Of Topping, the Market street
tailor, who was poor and is rich; who bought q
fifth of q Louisiana State Lottery ticket coupon
for one dollar and won a fortune last month. II
Is said that Topping has forsaken the scenes
that he formerly haunted; that the paths he
ping? Has he returned to the land where Prince
Bismarck rules and where the America hog is
unknown? It is limited that Topping has gone
the natives with graphic accounts of how for.
tunes have been made by Californians INVESTING
in Louisiana State Lottery tickets.-San Fruaa.
cisco (Cul.) Chronicle, Sept. Is.
The Newest
Genuine English Devonshire Kersev Over
wear and most dressy. Eiseman Bros, corner
9TH and Il streets.
Cholera. Diphtheria. Fevers, Malaria,
prevented by the use of Reed & Carnrick's So
dunn HypOchlOrite (disinfectant). RECON-
mended by the Public Health Association as
cides. Sold everywhere. Send for pamphlet.
m,w,s-45 1872 Fulton ST., n. Y.
We Are
everything that IL new. Eiseman Bros, corner
7th and E.
S. Per Gallon, z5c. Quart Bottle. No. 1
Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money.
Orders by mail. McGees, 9th, near D st. sAW-3m
The Boys Department.
| Is main feature of our establishment. The
reason of Its popularity, we charge no fancy
prices for reliable anu stylish goods. A polo
Bros, corner 7th and p. 8
Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morn
| ing and delivered in n Id. ward" prints 4Oc.
/ per lb. Also cottage cheese and butter milk:
sweet milk &c. Per quart. Cream Is cents
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SOkroCT oNEkCoAI9. E1seInah' eo'' '' ="
TRY the celebrated Virginia Claret Of my own
production: IL is superior TO all; at Chr.
flanders, No. 903 7th ST. n w.
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SOudan Calf Cred

SOudan Calf CredemOre.
81 Hand-sewed Caters and Calf Boots are
equal to $S custOm-made.
YoUNG's, 400 7th st..
Heilbrun's Old Stand.
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Yes, one year ago to-day We threw open our doon
and invited ALL the PEOPLE. Of whatever creed
class condition, to enter modest aud unpreteDd
ing establishment 10 inspect our stock Of MEMS,
YOUTHS. BOYS AND CHILDREN's CLOTHING,
acquaint themselves with prices and mode u
doing business assuring them that did not expere
their patronage If failed to convince them that
could do BETTER for them than had or could be
quered the preudices that had been wrought In them
by envous and unscrupuous dealers who speak with
the venom of vpers their tongues and the poison
OF asps on their lips. such viilanous schemes how
ever, always react upon the promoters The PEOPLE
not fools. and not to be fooled 80 this In
stance. They through the viIlihers' coutempti-
bic scheme, and rallied to our support They upheld
our hands and strengthened our arms until We wers
compelled TO more than double the Of ware
rooms, and have on exhibition large and handsome
line of goods the occasion requires. the mos
fastidious tastes demand For all this ndebted
to the PEOPLE. We not only truly thankful. bss
deeply grateful and shall evidence gratitude and
full appreciation thereof by pnnng faith to and
keeping faith with the PEOPLE by PROTECTING
Price, Quality and Make of Goods We shall continue
in the future, In the past. to sell FINE READY
MADE CLOTHING AT EXACTLY 10 PER CENT
ABOVE ACTUAL COST OF MANUFACTURE
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THE WoRLD-FAMoUs DECKER FAMILY, 9th
Street rink tonight.
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Fresh Attorney Butter churned every moru-
ing and delivered in "a lib. award" prints 4Oc
per Id. Also cottage cheese and butter milk:
sweet milk &c. per quart. Cream 10 ceutA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-28

NEWMARKET OvERCoATs. Eiseman, corner
eth and Il.
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MARRIAGE LIcENSES.-Marriage licenses
have been issued by the clerk Of the court TO
samuel f. Button and Martha =. Thomas; Geo.
H Mckay and Fannie v. Clark; Ralph Bald
Margaret E. Imrie; Norman Ashley and Mary
Stallard, both Of Culpeper, Va; James F. Rule,
OF Knoxville, Tenn, and Matte Lee Fristoe;
Lelon Turner and Alexina T. Moffatt
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SOMETHING About FELT HArs
CH1LDRENs TRIMMED HATS
PATTERN BoNNErs AND HATA.
Notwithstanding the fact that we carry the
largest stock and are doing the largest business,
We have therefore added all the newest and
most fashionable styles Of
FRENCH AND WOOL FELTs.
IN LADIES', MISSES AND CHILDRENs sIZEa
BIRD WINGS. vELvE1s, RIBBONS.
LACEs AND PLUsHES
KINGS PALACE WONDERFUL DISPLAY OF
LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDRENsw WRAPS
We offer splendid SEAL PLUSH COATS Il go. e22,
SIS $2S and $50.
We also sell elegant NEwMARKETs. RUSSIAN
CIRCULARS and VISITES from % to $i2
An elegant line of HAvELoCKs. and Mises NEW
MARKETS At %. -. q sndea
FUR TRIMMINGS and COLLARS It latest prices.
We desire to call your attention to the Kings Palace
4-Button GLOVE at 75c., sold elsewhere for q .2h
We offer an elegant stock of Children's HATS and
BoNNETs, MERINO DRESSES and CLOAKa
Call and examine our SPECIAL BARGAINS in Ill
Departments this week.
* ssss::S gee
i ii ii { sa IS ssss
= F. :. : E. {. e. e Z I.
s14 SEVENTH STREET N. ". oca4
r RocHoN. coRcoRAN BUILDING
IA Eve s% s.ss
XsPpsa and Fins aAiS WORK soa knp'f<f q AoAS
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CITY ITEMS.

-
NJ. Augenstein. sly. $40 and s2I 9TH st.
n: w., offers the following immense bargains
for tomorrow only: Large fiat iron and stand,
26c: fancy splash mat. &C.; chopping bowl and
knife 17c.: large ironing boards, 33c.: Ia doZ.
pois iscs extra bowe o
cred butter dishes, &c. fancy table mats, 1Oc.;
large round flour sleeves, &C.: large size wash
DUST pans, lie; 4-pin hat racks, &c; colored
glass breakfast sets, 42c.; decorated chamber
sets, 10 pieces, s2;s7; 4s sheets of shelf paper.
9c stone china, l2-gal. water pitchers, 16c.;
Whisk brooms, &C.; 1S-nch walters, 15c.
Ladies' Rest French Kid Button
reduced to 81; hand-sewed.
Mat. Kid Button, $3.50.
Fiannei-iined Shoes and Slippers.
See-The Old Lady in Window.
Ladies, If You wish to Walk
with grace and elegance, purchase pair Of our
fine hand-welt Kid Shoes at S2.47, usually sold
at So. H. Strasburger, 9O6 7th street doors
above l. Open evenings until g. Saturdays
Wheelmen Of the District
Wear Auerbach's Saxony Wool BicycleJackets,
all coiors. Depot, cor. 7th and H SITS. 1 .
Manufacturers Remnants
OF yard-wide Percale, new patterns, just re-
celVed. A. STERN,
1t e04 9TH street, between and K.
In Search of Boots,
Stop at 402 7th ST., where you find the best
variety of Calf, Kip, Grain and Rubber Boots.
YoUNG's, 400 TIN ST.,
/ Sole agent for so Electric Shoes
Extra Fine Select Oysters
Thirty cents per quart at Wesers, No. 1116 E
street northwest Also, fine stock of New
York and Philadelphia Oysters received daily.1
First-Class Sewing Machine Repairing.
Send Postal for Estimate to Auerbach's, 7 e. H.
Our $l.9S Gents Shoe
can't be beat. We have them in Button, Con.
gress and Laced, and warrant every pair to be
solid leather: q. Strasburger, 9O6 9TH street, 4
doors above I.
SOudan Calf CredemOre.
81 Hand-sewed CATERS and Calf Boots arc
equal to $S custom-made.
YoUNG's 4O2 7th st..
Heilbruns Old Stand.
Sewing Machines For Rent. All Kinds.
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Is main feature of our establishment. The
reason Of It's popularity, we charge no fancy
cap given with every suit or overcoat. Eieeinar
Bros, corner 7th and e. 6
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The Boys Department

So Per Gallon, 75c. Quart Bottle. No 1
Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money
Orders by mail. McGee's, 9th, near D st. sAw-Sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-28

Sewing Machines For Rent, All Kinds.
81 per week, or % per month, at Auerbach's,
7th and II stR
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THE V1EsnA OprrcrAN Conp4ry

zoe PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NV.
Marks EVERY ARTICLE IN PLAIN Frcupra
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We Are

C1othiers, and carry stock that embraces
everything that is new. Eiseman Bros, corner
7th and e. g
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can't be beat. We have them in Button, Con-
gress and Laced, and warrant every pair to be
solid leather: q. Strasburger, 9O6 18th street, 4
doors above I.
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Extra Fine Select Oxste,.

Thirty cents per quart at Wesers, No. 1116 E
street northwest Also, fine stock of New
York and Philadelphia Oysters received daily
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INSTANTANEOUS Photographs, 9O5 Pa. ave.
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M ENGLISH AND FRENCH SCHOOL.
621 Vermont ave,
s,,e.9m Reopens Seutpmher ;}iDth

CWTTHTN G sHORTLID0Es MEDIA ACAD-
- envy admits and ciassines yc1nG n.en arc e1ys =
IbGE, An. Harvard College GrAdnass. Media p
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TREssPAss AND LARCENY.-Turner Warner
colored, stole an old musket from Robert Har
riss and went cunning on Mr.. Gilbert's place In
the county. Sergeant Siatterry came along
and arrested Warner for trespassing on the
place, and afterwards discovered that the
musket had been stolen. This morning in the
Police Court Warner pleaded guilty to trespas,
and larceny, and was sentenced to 80 days In
Jail and fined So, in default, Is days add
tiOual,
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COVERED WITH BLoTcHEs.
BEST FOR ITCHING DISEASES

One of our customers says your CUrIcuBA RENE
DIES are the best he find for itching of the skin
He tried all others and ou nd relief until he used
yours. FL. ALDRICH,
Druggist, Rising Sun Ohio
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lur SI.9s Gent,s Sho.

Firsf-Class Sewing Machine Repairing.
Send Postal for Estimate to Auerbach's, 7 H,
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ItwYERS IN CoLLIsoN.-Yesterday in the
corridor OF the court house Messrs. Leon Tobri-
NJ sEd franklin III. Mackey, who had been
counsel ON opposite sides in a case recently de-
Ct~cd- IN I, and the former making remark
Which tie latter took 10 be personal made a
rush at TObriner. who struck him. Before any
d.sir age was done bystanders rushed in and
parted them.
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Stop at 4O2 9TH ST., where you find the best
variety of Calf, Kip, Grain and Rubber Boots
YoUNG'S, 4O2 TIN ST.,
l Sole agent for $3.50 Electric Shoes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-28

Genuine English Devonshire Kersey Over
coats, in light and dark colOrs trresistfble in
wear and most dressy. Eiseman Bros. corner
eth and e streets. q
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SIZE WASN'T Too OLD To BE LOOKING FOR
AN tFFICE.-A German woman, named Mimic
Klenge. y year, old. arrived here SUNDAY
frO-l H5IapOiiS, Indiana. Her purpose was TO
see he p, ~iticEt and get an office. The SAN
iJr oi..cer yesterday sent her home to the state
sne came frOIn-very much In ner disgust.
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FIRE IN THE COUSTI.-About O'Clock this
mOrusHg, "a twO-stUTy frame house on the farm
Oi Philip l. BROOKS, III the county, occupied by
John Ming. was totally destroyed by fire; dam
21e about 81 goo 10 the house and $3.50 TO the
furniture: gin al lire unknown. The family
were all rescued Mr.. King jumped from IA
oHd story window 10 the ground, and was con-
sideTabiy injured.
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RIVER TRADE-Merchandis was delivered
a. the city wharyes for the week ended October
81 as follows: lee, 2,457 tons; hard coal,
q 0S TONS soft coal. $40 tons; oysters. IA $50
bushels: stone 2.5 tons; hollow brick, 12o, 900;
sweet potatoes. 80 barrels; shingles, 10000,
and lumber J24 900 Ieet-
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JCSr RECEIyED.-300 dozen of warranted
Real Jouvaa Kid Gloves I'm White and Opera
Shades, which will sell at the following
prices: 4-buttoD, Csc; regular price, S1.15. u
Bro, 420, 422, 12I. 426 eth street.
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was almost perfectly bald, caused BY letter Of the
top of the scalp. l used your CUr1cuRA RrnrnIns
about six weeks, and they cured my scalp perfectly
and now my hair is coming back rs thick "a IL ever
was ]. P. CHOICE, Whtesboro, Texas
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11BS Any LEAvITr OF BOSTON. GRAD
Nl uate and certified examiner OF the New England
Conservatory. Piano techniqus. harmony sud vocs
cnlfrre 1O12 10th e NV. d6
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THE MICROsCOPICALS oCIETY.-Tbe SD meet
ng OF the Washington Microscopical society
was Eeld last night at DIR. ScheefIer's office,
s;2I street. Or. Dobson exhibited an origi-
..,I model of micTotome of improved pattern.
: set of = sticks was received from the presi-
dent OF a microscopical society in Elmira, n.
and one new member elected.
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EXTENSIVE SALE or HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
TURE.-Mr. Bowling will sell tomorrow MORN
ing at ten o'clock at the fine residence, north
large and valuable collection of household ef-
fects, embracing eEDgiish Brussels carpets, ele
CANT eutgtass ware and other articles OF value
See adyt
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1885-10-15

NRLMs- WEsr CATTLE TRoUBLE-Last
Monday afternoon considerable inspir-
alton was infused INTO matters around
town by the detention Of four cars Of
stock in transit. The particulars as
picked up on all sides are about as fol-
lows: Two years ago W. T. Webb, from
Chetopa we believe, came down here
and went to work on a place belonging
to w. q. Nelms. Two hundred aud
fifty head Of cattle were purchased and
it is what is left Of that bunch, together
with some hogs, that are now in dis
pute. For some time the parties have
been endeavoring to effect settlement
without success. Last Monday Webb
with the aid Of his son, gathered up
what cattle could be found, loaded them
into four cars with twenty-five or fifty
hogs and shipped them atAdair forChe-
topa as the property Of A. U. Stronde.
When they reached here NelmB was In
waiting and insisted that the cattle
we're being stolen from him and must
be held. The train was detained for a
time until the United States ageut
could be heard from. His instructions
by telegraph were that Tom knight,
Indian policeman, should take charge
Of the stock and hold II until an in
vestigation could be had. All parties re-
paired toMuskogee and uF TO last night
had not returned. The four cars were
switched out near the Missouri Pacific
yards and a guard has been watch
ing over them ever since. No one
thought IL expedient to break the seals
and so the stock has been kept in the
cars ever since first loaded. A north
bound train crew were ordered 10 pick
up these cars Tuesday evening but the
officer in charge refused to let them &
unless the cattle were unloaded Ther'
were about one hundred and twenty
head and with the hogs were probably
worth fourteen OF fifteen hundred
dollars. BY the time the matter o
ownsrsIfip is settled they are not likely
to have increased any in value. LArER
The cattle were unloaded Wednesda.
night and the parties have returne'
from Muskogee. Agent Owen has no
yet delivered an opinion but from wha
those who heard the evidence say tn
opinion will probably be advese to MI
Webb.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1885-10-15

A scoUSDREL.-Last Friday NJ.
Frankel aud Mrs. a. X. Drury, register
ed at the FRISCO hotel AS from Calves
ton. Frankel was selling specta eles
while his "mamma" as the woman was
affectionately called, had line Of ladies
fancy goods which she was hawking
about town. Sunday they left for Par
sons, but not before the man had been
recognized as ali offender who was once
wanted in northern Iowa for bigRmy.
The gentleman who knew frankel was,
some seven years ago, acting ~ justice
Of the peace In the locality spoken Of.
Ia that capacity he married him 10
Mics Mary Butler, very bright and
intelligent school mistress Ia the neigh
borhood who now resides near EN-
poria, Kansas. After living with the
lady probably six months Frankei dis.
appeared. He was afterward heard OF
In Missouri with another wife but
through the kindness Of the officer "a
whom the warrant was sent, eluded
arrest. Nothing more was thought o.
the affair by our informant until biz
wife, who by the way, once prepared 4
wedding dinner for Frankel and hil
bride, recognized him at the Frisc'
: alnucr table.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1885-10-15

Health is wealth. Wealth means in
dependence. The Keynote is Dr.. Bo-
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