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1gl when Ia0y wa si-%, We -7,ei,r cAsroR,,
Ty " hen sn' wa q C...G, -ae cried lor CAsT0p,.
V,i " hen she D2ca.-e M-- a- ,... TO CAsTo5,,
E-.- '-.a C4STA
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FOR SALE.

a A nice lot Of Buff Cochin Hens and
a Aff one Rooster Also, three White Co
- Cnin BOOSTERS These are an extra
~ tl stock and sold for want Of room Ia
Wy raise poultry
~ Apply 70
c. +. LIPPINCOTT, Smyrna.
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DEATHS.

GlNN...Near Mount Pleasant February 25,h
Mrs Rebecca CHM, in her S9lh year.
GOLDSBOROUGH.-In Dover March 5lh Ms
susan GoldsborOugh, aged "a years.
MASTEN.-At Lebanon, March 2nc Mrs Mary
- Masten, aged e5 years and q months.
IEMPLE.-lE kentOn, March 9th, Dr. James d.
Temple aged 80 years, months and . days
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at J. B. Cooper's. '''''''' l-@i'I
= ~ .HOLNG lIEN -KEAn ~.

offers 10 send their celebr.,f.. l, E.
H. ,ii;l,,. aill o'heF ELECTRO ArIraN..- .,
thlrly days, 10 men youu, r-.,.t sa,.-.
agd 'gIF"iIS oiI lieSIy lfieSS,y: loI- o.: Vitality All man.
neuralgia, paralysis. and many l-t.- ..- '-
mpiete restoration TO health viz .-'. --'
rood gu"TanIeed SO ri,z +, u.,,.--. ana '--.
aayS ;IaE' lriai is allowed Write taea. ~ .'.'.
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AT the special session of the United
states Senate, yesterday, Mr.. Blair,
appointed Senator from New Hamp-
shire to fill temporary vacancy, was
sworn in.
Smyrna times., 1885-03-11

The intrigues Of General Barrios
have at last brought about war, IN
which all the States Of Central America
are likely to become involved. Bar
rios declares his object to be the union
Of three small republics into one.
Smyrna times., 1885-03-11

Osman Digna has sent threat to the
British troops in saakim, and warns
them Of defeat.
Smyrna times., 1885-03-11

Gen. Walthall has been appointed to
succeed Mr.. Lamar as Senator from
Mississippi.
Smyrna times., 1885-03-11

II is reported that Russia has sent an
oiIer 70 England to withdraw tho Rus
sian frontier bordering on Herat.
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FOR RENT.

Aniee comfortable Dwelling, in excellent order
az the corner of Delaware and South Street In
mediate possession 70 be had.
Apply to
mar 4-u JOHN II. BEWLEY, Smyrna
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pains IN chest or side, rheumatism. reural..e
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An important lesson may be learned
from the execution of DR.. Goerson in
Philadelphia on Thursday, which. if
taken advantage of, will materially de-
crease the number of hangings which
so shock the moral and refined taste of
the people. Those charged with or
sentenced for murder in Philadelpbia
are placed in a tier of cells in Nova
mensing prison called murderers row.
These cells are so near the place where
the gallows stands, that the dull death
ihud of a victim when he falls is plain
ly heard by the murderers in the cells
adjoining. When DIR. Goerson fell on
Thursday, one of the murderers inside
was so badly scared that when his cell
door was opened he was found to be a
corpse. Another prisoner in another
cell was found a raving maniac, having
been scared almost to death. Others
were found more or less affected.
Smyrna times., 1885-03-11

~ !" nay I,l causes the great ri-l ~
ne bl,,is 9IoiG The free 4!,tr...,.,. =. d 1-
gg5I gyTuD bottles Ties Of Dr. Bosuko, cough c,'s ana 4 &
Colds ConsumtJpSt,oIp tJS, popuiAT dli remedy :of
market Regular size 30 cent, aa.. 3, '''" ,--.
Order any Book you want o.r
CoOper's. "'n'' at Z.
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How TO SET A HEN.-Everv noul-
try raiser desires to be succrssfiII j.,
getting his chickens hatched, as a full
haIching makes good show for rails
inT tull brood. To secure this the
very best means should be adopted
to set the hens. The Amcricaa 5orj-
cUttUriSt says there is right rs TeII
as a wrong way to set hen to So
cure good hatch." Poor batcbino
may be due, in some cases to the in9
fertility of the eggs, yet most of il is
due either to restless hen or to her
not having been properly set. If the
eggs become too dry, which thew are
apt to do in early Spring, when high
winds prevail, or if set high up in a
nesting box and the nest made Of drv
absorbent material, the chicks will he
found dead in the shell, even thouob
they are about ready to hatch me
SKIN which surrounds the chicks he
comes dry and parchment-like, and
cllngs fast to the little prisoners. We
prefer no-bOttom box for a nesting
ing box, set right on the ground floor
OF the hen house, and a medium sized
nest made Of well broken and fresh rye
straw. Where there is danger from
rats, Weasels, dogs, etc, necessitating
more secure nests, the proper amount
OF moisture can be secured for the
eggs by putting a fresh sod, about three
or four inches thick, in the bottom of
each nesting box, and making the nest
upon it. If fresh and moist at the time
1t is put in, it will give the moisture the
eggs need. Two-year-Old hens make
better settlers than yearling pullets. as
they are far more constant, seldom de-
serting their eggs, or the young broods
subsequently, as pullets frequently do.
Smyrna times., 1885-03-11

THE Perkins & House Non-Tvnlo..
I've Lamp is the only Lamp fit to be-
used among children. 1t cannot ey.
plode or break. Sold only by j. B
Cooper. = Do
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window Shades and Spring Fixtures
AZ D. b. Cooper's. Loops and Fringe.
INIPORTANE

n "HtH you VlsII or leave New Y.-- Ci-r -.
Dass8ge Express aud Carriage Hire au! ....,,.-
EIegant rooms fitted up at a cost of one m III r.
GIOlIaIs' reduced 70 Sl0D and upwards ~ 4s,
is;,I european plan. Elevator. Re,,auralt sum =
rsi VII one pest, Horse caTS stage, ana r.rf.--
[dIIodd 10 all depOtS. Families can .,v.. t-,.-
Ior less money at the Grand Union Ha,ti -.'t- s.
any other tirst-class hotel in the city. su-itir
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ASK Tor " Rough ON Coughs f0r Cough, Cola.
sore Throat, HoarseHesS. TrOchesl5c. Iiggif
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FOR SALE.

~ good double Dwelling, on Nortin
IEsFHu street, Smyrna, Del. Also, large buiiu'
lsll11 ing Lot adjoining.
Apply TO 10
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Tho Foot IT,

~ Deyoe Brilliant Oil, the be., ..,
est oil made, at J. B. Cooper's' and "a.
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Heart Pains.

5,,--.-. Rough on Rats."
, OIearS out rats. mice. roucat.- I5., ana. t-t
Ougs Skunks chipmUuks. gopa,r>. ia. D-,i,,....
Smyrna times., 1885-03-11

Palpitstion, Dropsical Swci.7ir. Ui,,.-..s 20
digestion, Headache. Sleeplessue>, ,g-.f :,
" Wells Health Rencwer." -'
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J. q. Carter has in stool. 80
Fbnicd FbdCES 5y3Tt of this is Springs adiiOo:,OOO
Cholce WALL PAPER. ''efns O.
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poc,e te IetuIhs show al seyiI, = ..,.
fsc,orS SC4SS ana 10 dI Shoes and The fitting ',s
is i constantly an di addna sasl may n yoT hia a S
his stock. Produce in eyCbs,.''.@'' '@'!'u' 4s... 81.
fPTuntlhg PniHt him out when qualify /. ca, ., god
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a. SEylL Clayton r..
:, J. Z. Carter is prepared IN
at the shortest notice. '' Hanging
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FREE DT-wr,,n,

Blank Books, all Styles. Si,..
Qualities, at J. B. Cooner', -'@es an.
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BUSINESS LoCA-.

}. Z. Carter has engaged
stephenson, an experie59cceu5 JOseps
hanger, to take charge of f'PGea b;a paIs,
ready for business. 'O"' He :
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ceiyad bla Ah T., has rA., she EXrECTEb-ry,,.,
Haif Basaim 6s6ig 6gd @aeR a@ RRaRDy I53, 70 i &
SAID u would OF than 1 expecia5 ne S;. 'Laa s,
NOT only stopped falling ont. M D., W Al.. 4.
are all covered and all NY hair o1s Gs 'ne bad -.
Sickness sr S3tse' ana more lively than il w S5os @
again. Extract from leffer. EGl again q
west FIIly- third street. Now VT --I. 4 y =
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Al r. ~, hOugh on COrus."
complete cure Hard or s0ft corrs ,,-.s 60 't-''
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KeatOn, DEL, March 10. 1885.

VI. n. SMITH, 10
+. w. DAWSON, committee.
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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1885-10-29
NE1aHBoRHooD NOTES


Chetopa Statesman:-Mr. Der.
sham, who lives across the river,
brought TO town a pelican which
he had killed down in the territory.
The bird measured seven feet six
inches from tip to tip Of its wings.
Last week the Carthage papers
contained accounts Of some bold
horse and cattle stealing. Two
men were found in possession Of a
bunch of stolen cattle and were
tried, convicted and sentenced to
the penitentiary, inside of twenty
hours. That may well be termed
business alacrity.
The Herald siys Attorney John
O'Day has had erected TO the mem
ory Of his brother the late Thomas
X. O'Day, ct Springfield the finest
and most beautiful monument in
the southwest, at a cost of $4,000
ia Aberdeen, Scotland. II weighs
about nineteen tons and two cars
we.e required 10 transport the
monument from Boston 10 Spring
field.
Dispatch:-That people from a
distance may know that Seneca is
no slouch wei say that during the
last ten days of September and up
to the FIRST ten days Of October the
postoilice paid out per money
orders the sum Of 81 $500. This
is a pretty lively show up, and
since we come TO think of it,
believe this is more money than
has been in our pocket-book for the
past day or SO.
Oswego Independen.:--For some
months, the committee from this
place have been comforting with
parties, in regard TO the purchase
of the Brockway place, TO be used as
seminary. We are glad to
announce that the building, which
is a large brick pleasantly situated
south Of Oswego, has been bought
together with ten acres Of land,
for sl7 900, and will be remodeled,
making IL an attractive institution
Of learning.
Times: Eben Jackson the insur-
ance swindler, who made Ncosho
headquarters for his operations
and who was apprchended and
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1885-10-29
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

OUTSIDE THE TERRITORY The follow
ing item published Ia the Independ-
ence Star and KAnsan tells oi
something most disgraceful that did
not occur in the Indian Territory: "It
is currently reported that one Of the
abandoned women arrested here last
Saturday night was ruined by her own
father who was formerly resident OF
Cofieyville. This horrible brute, IL is
stated was at one time arrested and
tried for beating his daughter, the
purpose OF the punishment being to
compel her to submit to his desires.
While every human heart must feel an
emotion. OF. pity for the poor girl thus
forced to become an outcast, the acts
of the father go long way towards
reconciling us to the doctrine of end
less punishment. No penalty that
could be inflicted in time would be
adequate for such enormity OF guilt"
MURDER AT CANEY.-An Independ.
ence paper publishes the following
account Of a murder which occurred on
Monday night of last week: "The mur-
dered man seems to be identified by
letters, and a discharge from the regu-
lar army found on his person, to be
one Martin Williams. The letters
were addressed TO him at Usage Agency,
from some Indian mission in New
York. lie is half breed Indian. The
murderer, William Welch, is a three
fourths blood Cherokee who has resid-
ed in the vicinity OF Caney for num-
ber of years, and was known to be ugly
and dangerous when drinking. Will
liams rode into Caney about 8 O'Clock
Monday evening, put up his pony and
went to Judy's restaurant, where he
fell in with Welch. The two seemed
to be sociable with each other, and
doubtless found some liquor and drank
freely. The constable states that
Welch left the restaurant about ten
o'clock. firing off his revolver a time or
two and crossed the street, and shortly
afterwards he was followed by Will
liams. More shots were heard but no
attention was paid to them. The next
morning the body of Williams was
found on the opposite side Of the
street from the restaurant. He had on
his person when found about $50 in
money, but no weapons except n razor
which was in case in his pocket. Par
ties at once went in search of Welch
and him at his stopping place about a
mile south of the state line and brought
him back to Caney. A preliminary eX-
animation was held before Esquire
White at Caney, at which WEIGH
pleaded guilty, and he was brought to
Independence and lodged in jail"
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1885-10-29

jailed in Carthage, plead guilty to
forgery at the recent term Of the
Jasper county circuit court, and
was sentenced to three years in
the penitcntiary. There are four
or FIVE indictments against him IN
Jasper county, ten or twelve in
Barton county, and as many more
in this county. In addition to
this the officers Of Iowa want Mr..
Jackson TO answer for deeds done
in That state. If he gets
three years on each indictment,
his address can be easily ascer-
tanned for the next $50 years.
After that his address will be at
the Iowa penitentiGry. + =
Irwin Grubb, who killed the
mute, Anderson, in Mcdonald
county some time since, was in
the city yesterday in charge of
Sheriff Baily, of Jasper county, en-
route for Pineville where he will
be tried. Grubb has gained con-
siderable flesh since he was
arrested and looks well. He has
confessed the crime and will prob
ably plead guilty.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1885-10-29
THE PRESIDENTS VIEWS

General Grant was looked upon
rs the great friend Of the Indian
but there are many things to in
dictate that President Cleveland
will gain even more popularity in
THAI direction. All that the civil
lied tribes desire at the hands OF
the government is an equitable
observance Of existing treaties and
in great degree the western In
dians are in 3he same position.
When supplies are promised at
certain times they want them
promptly at that time. The de-
lays of the Indian department are
beyond their understanding and
naturally they have no disposition
10 fatho n the same. That Presi-
dent Cleveland is alive TO this
Characteristic is indicated by the
following Washington special to
the Globe Democrat:
II is expected that in his forth
coming message the president will
give some attention to proposed
changes in the machinery OF the
Indian bureau. 1t is stated that
he looks upon the prompt and
honest distribution Of supplies TO
the Indians as the most important
element in the problem, and re-
gards the present system as radi-
cally defective. The solution that
he fayors involves the abolition of
a great part Of the machinery of
the Indian bureau. He is said TO
believe that the commissary Of
iicers Of the army could buy for
both departments with economic
advantage. The distribution toe
could be made through the same
and with moro certainty
as 10 promptness. This letter
conclusion is reached from the fact
that the most remote military
points have seldom been known 70
suffer for want Of supplies.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1885-10-29
nnre Rnr Pilns

Piles are frequently preceded by a
sense Of weight in the back, loins and
lower part Of the abdomen, causing
the patient to suppose he has some az
fection of the kidneys or neighboring
organs. At times symptoms OF indi-
gestion are present, flatulency, uneasi-
ness Of the stomach, etc. A moisture
like perspiration, producing n very
disagreeable itching after getting warm
is common attendant. Blind, bleed
ing, itching piles yield at once 10 the
application Of DR.. Bosank o's Pile Rem
edy,which acts directly upon the parts
affected, abgOrbing the tumors, allay-
ing the intense itching and efecting a
permanent cure. Price 50 cents. Sold
by NJ. Frazee * 90.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1885-10-29

w. A. PHILLIPS, on behalf OF
Chief Bushyhead, has notified the
government as to the stand which
will be taken by the latter in rela-
tion to the Cherokee strip. II is
to be hoped that this will be about
his last appearance at the depart
ments as a representative of the
executive Of this nation. If Mr..
Bushyhead or the cattlemen desire
the further services of this wart
they should pay for those services
from their private means. He has
probably been cunning enough to
gather facts damaging to his clique,
but not the nation. Without
doubt this charmed circle has fire.
quently criminated itself but the
people are not accountable.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1885-10-29
To Our Customers :

When you bought our goods il
was with the understanding that
they were to be settled for in from
thirty to ninety days. Many of
you have been owing us various
sums, from cne 10 forty dollars,
for over n year. We take great
pleasure in accommodating patrons
but this is asking too much and we
insist upon you one and all to call
and settle your accounts, or at
least tell us when you can. We
arc building n new and commodi-
Gus business house and need every
dollar at this time that is due US.
Help us out and if in the future
you need any favors we will be in
shape TO accommodate you. In
fact we want to sell our goods and
are willing to carry you on our
books for a short time, but it is
impossible for us TO do il unless
you pay. Let us hear from you at
once, and we especially request
you to inform us if you have been
neglected or treated discourteously
by any employe in our house or
employ, as we expect every person
buying goods of us to receive
prompt and polite attention. When
prescriptions are wanted 10 be filled
our druggist will attend TO them at
any hour, during day or night, and
we keep competent, thorough,
pracractical pharmacist behind our
prescription case. Thanking you
for past patronage and hoping that
we may merit a continuance Of it
we respectfully subscribe ourselves
at your command,
NJ. FRAzEE & Co.
Vinita, October %, 1885.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1885-10-29
KEYNOTE 10 Health.

Health is wealth. Wealth means in
dependence. The Keynote is DR.. Bo-
sanko's Cough and Lung Syrup, the
best Cough Syrup in the world. Cures
Coughs, Colds, Pains in the Chest,
One dose gives relief in every case.
Take no other. Price 80 cts. and Sl.OO.
SAMPLES free. Sold by NJ. FIazee & 20.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1885-10-29

{" WHAT IS THAT TO BBq"
EDiToRs or INDIAN CnIEFTAIN;--
Heard a sermon on the subject last
Sunday. This rainy afternoon
take opportunity to write a letter
to your many readers--something
for them to think about. Thrown
upon the rocks of a pitiless world,
friendless amid the civilized and
christianized people $50 called,
this day brings with 4 an aching
sense of loneliness and desolation
which comes down upon my spirit
like darkness upon the earth. How
different my experience may
be from yours Each possesses
their own peculiar history, so like
in many respects and so radically
different in others. Life is at best
a tangled skein and the more we
try to unravel it the more knotty
does it become. Some speak of
Joy and gladness and the leaf looks
bright and cheerful; others tell us
of heartaches, trials; there are
dark pages which make sick the
heart and cause the reader to
ask what after this. Others which
speak Of lives and scenes that sat-
isiy the better part of our nature;
those which tell us of love, of
patience, unsel6sh affection; that
speak of mothers care and con-
fidence, of a fathers selfdenial and
hope, Of a sisters aid and comfort,
of brothers. manly acts, are ever
dear to our memories. You may
think it impertinent on the part of
one so unworthy as ! 70 offer words
of advice and greeting, and on
general principles your words
would prove highly applicable.
What l have to say is not CLEANED
from my own experience only but
was told me by others when cast
down and needing sympathy. My
friend, did you ever do a kind act
to anyone in time of need2 Did
you ever speak kind words to any
one when in distress, and felt a
sense Of pleasure in your heart
knowing that you were doing a
duty to fellow creature? l have
many a time. May the days that
await us find our hearts and minds
still attuned 70 some holy song of
love. However, I know no friend
cares to face the world when it is
himself alone that stands between
his friend and disgrace. Let come
what will, l am ready to do my
part and present a respectable
truth to the light. In sunshine or
storm, during sickness or health,
plenty or famine. | shall ever per-
form my duties with truthfulness
and sincerity. l will willingly
close my eyes and turn my face
against the scorner, but spare me
the painful labor Of hiding deceit
or misery from the great trouble
some world. Evil associations and
uncharitable words will l gladly
keep back, but do not compel me
to withhold from the people that
unhappiness which often dwells in
the hearts of many. Let charity,
patience and fidelity be your OBJ
ject and hope in life, aAd / will
not be compelled to hide my head
in shame, nor.blush at the sights
behold or the words / hear.
Though il be but a t-ifle-even a
flower by the wayside, if it has
beauty and fragrance, pluck it and
hand it TO your fellow traveller, for
if you wait to do great things for
him he may have fallen from your
side and disappeared forever before
you have done aught to gladden. his
heart. RICHARD II. FIELDS.
Vinita, l. T., Oct. Is, 1885.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1885-10-29

THE Arkansas City Democrat
prints snake story very much
resembling the one told by Mr..
Roach of Locust hill which we
gave two or three weeks ago. We
fear the Democrats editor has
been reading the CHTEFTAIN with
too much profit.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1885-10-29
ST. LOUIS
q NJ 10 NJ
- II q *
Y a RD DS
The Only Wholesale Yards in st.
Louis Accessible by Rail
and Water

j. Every railroad entering st. Louis
is directly tributary to these Yards.
2. Texas shippers are informed that
connection with these yards from the
Iron Mountain &Gouthern railroad can
be made without cost and with much.
less shrinkage than to any other.
3. These yards have the peculiar adj
vantage Of being located on the St.
Louis side of the river, from which
five. hundred thousand people draw
their provision supply.
4. Every packing house in st. Louis
has n regular buyer stationed here.
Buyers OF cattle, hogs and sheep, both
for the home market and eastern ship
ment, are at all times represented.
D. For comfort and convenience these
yards have no superior in the country.
Two lines OF street cars approach here.
Hotel, telegraph offices and other con-
veniences for stockmen on the premises
ESTILL McHENRY, Prest.
ID. Men. PALMER, Supt.
W. A. RAMSAY,
Secretary and Treasurer.