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The Daily Tombstone., 1886-01-26
COnstabIe'S Sale.

BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED out of Justice JnO. C. Easton's Court, to Township No. One, in and for the County of Cochise, Territory of Arizona to me directed and delivered on judgment rer deed in Ssid HCourt on the twenty-eighth day of Dee enDyr, 1895, in favor Oi k. VI. Siul iair and against J. W. and E W. Stump whrrrinI am commanded to make the Sum of SlS4 7S-100 damages with interest thereon from date of judgment at the rate of ten per cen per annum until paid; together with S16 10-100 costs and dccruing costs.
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 Dated this tEe 31st day of December, 1885
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
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The Daily Tombstone., 1886-01-26
Meeting Notice.

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The Daily Tombstone., 1886-01-26
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The Daily Tombstone., 1886-01-26
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 Dated at P b Nc Vomber 11th, 1885.
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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-09-30

"Wa'll, Bill, did We bring himPn
nsked a voice which Walter recognized
ms Jack Hawkins. lie could now un-
derstand the strange affinity between
the farmer Hawkins and Bill Martin.
IL did" Bill answered.
''Is he all rightP''
"Ics, he'll iine us; he can't help It. &"
The team was hitched, Bill got out
and Walter did the same. They then
repaired to the cabin. Walter moved
and acted like one under some strange
spell, some irresistible force seemed
driving him on to rum. Inside the
cabin they were all grouped together,
md a plan for the robbery of the Bush
villc bank laid. Walter had his part
assigned him. An hour passed in which
the plot was fully laid and all arrange
mcnts made.
"Iou understand It all now, Young
man, " said Jack Hawkins, in voice
OF thunder, as he laid his hand roughly
on Walters shoulder
"1-y-yes;n stammered Walter.
you can either ine in aud help ms
or swing to the nearest tree
II was choice between death and
dishonor-which should he acceptP
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-09-30
The LoCANA TWINS.

Two Poor Creatures who Are Meeting the
sad Fate Of the Siamese Twins.
John and Jacob Tocci, the twins of
Locana, who have been shown in al
most every city Of Europe as the sue
cessors Of the famous Siamese twins,
are dying in the Prater at Vienna.
The boys resemble each other exactly,
and are now in their tenth year. John
and Jacob are separate as far as the
sixth rib, and have one abdomen and
one pair of legs between them. Jacob
moves the right leg. John the left.
The twins can not walk, and keep
their balance by lacing their arms
round each others neck. Jacob eats
often and heartily, and is the healthier
Of the two, and, TO all appearances, it
Is he who keeps his brother alive. Re-
Gently the twins quarreled over toy,
and John got so excited that his heart
blood suddenly ceased to flow, and he
changed TO a condition of complete
lethargy, from which he had not awoke
ON the following morning The boy
suffered from the same complaint a
year ago in Berlin, and Prof. Virchow
then declared that a recurrence Of the
lcthargy would certainly put an end to
the twins life. A number OF Vienna
are observing the malady,
bat they entertain little hope Of Johns
life, and IL John dies Jacob must fol-
low him to the grave. The twins as
they lie in their bed offer strange
contrast; jacob, with feyerish eyes and
a red face, seems TO harbor all the blood
that has retreated from Johns lifeless
body. The conscious boy cries inces-
sanity, because he has often heard Prof.
Virchow's remark repeated, and he
knows that his brothers death is but
the harbinger of his own. The poor
creatures are meeting with the same
fate that some time ago put an end TO
the life Of the Siamese twins, the sec.
ond Of whom died of poisoned blood
vessels after having spent six terrible
hours with the corpse Of his brother.
The advisability Of an operation sepa-
rating the living from the dead brother
was discu sed at the time; but before a
could be taken death had
done its work. The twins of Locana,
who for the last eight years have trav-
eled to all the worlds shows, were TO
have left tomorrow for New York,
where Barnum Is said to have engaged
them for a year at salary Of 80, 900
francs. In the event OF their death
the parents have sold their body TO a
London anatomical museum for the
price Of Es,OOO.-SL james Gazette.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-09-30
nELleA1s OF rAE SEA.
The Poetry ~ an Ocean voyage Not At
taihabie m Steamship travelling

The Poetry ~ an Ocean Voyage Not At
taihable IN Steamship travelling
Indeed, Il is impossible to view a
sailing vessel from the deck of q swift
steamer without appreciating the trav-
cling phblic's leaning toward ths pro-
peller. Let the scene be tho Bay Of
Biscay, and both vessels homeward
bound. There is little wind, but q
heavy northwest swell is running, and
passengers who have lived down the
memory Of the passage Of Cape Horn
grow pale again 10 this Biscayan inter-
ludc. Their steamer s, however, rap
Idly dividing the giant swell with a
stem that shears through the liquid
hills at speed Of fourteen nautical
miles an hour, and the yeliowcst Of the
passengers may comfort his seasick
soul by considering that he will be in
port at hotel in his own home, In so
many hours as surely as IL the marine
vehicle that thrashes him through it
were Flying Scotchman or a Wild
lrishman. Now, take the contrast
provided by yonder large ship, fioun-
dering mile away on the beam there
amid the foamless hollows through
which the steamer RACES like thunder
storm. She Is already eighty four
days out from Melbourne. We're the
pounding, the shoveling, the whistling
below TO cease for moment or two,
one might hear the heavy cannonading
of those heavy topsails shifting the
mast and bellying out again with the
weary drunken lurches of the ship,
veNed by the sulky swinging of the
swell. "There she lay, all in the bay."
There she has lain perhaps for two
days before the steamer fled past, and
there she may lie for another twenty
four hours before a north-northwest
wind blows down upon her to put her
under lower topsails and steady her
'ratchingn away to the westward with
her head pointing for Newfoundland.
Are not her passengers, like Mariana
in "the moated grange awearyP
Very possibly, for who. after VOYAGE
of even a fortnight, feels not
slightly tired of his ship when he Is
within a few miles of homer Yet this
hardship of detention has not In reality
the severity which it may carry in the
opinion of those who are rushing past
the becalmed ship in n steamer Yonder
passengers may recall enjoyments de-
MED TO those who have been carelessly
swept along .heir liquid course-the |
fragrant calm of the tropics, the night
full of silver light, tIe sense of ex-
quisite repose which. an interval in !
the giddy and war; lg life Of man,
seems as needful to aim as sleep after !
the labor of the day; or the dainty
blowing Of wind that fans the white |
clouded ship along rs softly as the
reflection of star rides upon the brow
Of a swell; or the wind gale. full of |
majesty and terror, with the seas heav- |
ing in snow, to the black low-hying !
scud, and the brave ship defying the |
elemental powers with scornful glid- !
ings from thunderous base to flashing |
peak, and wild, derisive laughter in |
her rigging. These are among the de- |
lights the ocean yields to those who
love it.-BOSton Post.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-09-30
TWO MAIpENs.

Iho skies were bright ana tho world was falr,
Tho tall trccs ewnyod In the mild June air.
The bees were humming amid the flowers,
And song.hlIds qleddoncd the golden hours.
Two mAidcns wandered across the lea
With hearts A. happy "a hearts could ho:
lnoy paused on y gently slopinq hill
TO talk Of the future, as young girls Will
There came no phantom. no Thought OF pain.
70 pluc-cYcd Lola or dark oycd Jane,
20 aatk Iorbodine, no dream Of ~,
As they fa1cd ufQr from the peaceful hin
AZ the glorious clouds floating calmly bv
1nfougn tho azure vault OF the heavens on
And fading fnst in the morn 'ne mir.
Like 'tue griefs from worldly caro-
Then a, ], Leila e "a, said '.ln future year
ana whom. on futu.c summer day,
NY costly carrngc may como this way,
MI, snpe 81 iariers With strange SURPRISE
~ dress In satns and laccs rare
Andbrilllant diamonds shall deck my hair"
- And H. SAID Jone, would the fond wife be
~ ono who marrios foi lovo and me;
o.iyc me home, aud aswoethcart there-
ofMcalth and foshicn do not care.
Ny tastes arc simple, my wants are faw
eiN hopc and droam TO he good and true
a 4, \. ,.s3ror, ~ my purpose. my real iutont
n ito ot siinpic and sweet content"
.. H.
Tho summers pass and the winters wane
With hlue-eycd leila und dark-eyod lane.
WhefV the brilliant Fas.light gicams and falls
onNciyet carpet and gildcd walls
Jn Costly carvings and pictures rnrc
a woman SITS IN her easy chair,
rri,ts WIN weary. yet languid grace
Iho roses have fed from her once-fair face.
All blue Dyed Lolita, your hopes were vain,
nouf Y IS arc suddcncd b. grief and pain,
~, ror whs, y inshion or what e wealth
10 worldly wOmcm unblessod by hcnlth2
Anu what are satins or lnccs rare,
" " q enonas blazing am d the r hair,
y! ltc Is nothing, when love is dead
narkcycd Jane I'm her cottnec stands.
Siihsping her baby In her hands
enc looks o'cr the meadows toward the hin
asu thinks rs only woman viii:
- homo Tor shclicr, aud clothes to wear
Enough for comfort, and some to snare;
iattc ! asked OF wealth or famc
'et oi oi my wehcd-for blessings came
--Lugcnc J. Hdi. iH Chicd0o fifcT Oceau
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-09-30
CHAPTER XVII

AhE ANAENNAEMs
Walter went TO the house OF Jack
Hawkins, and informed him that nc
had been discharged by Farmer Miles.
"He bounced We, did he, eh?n asked
Jack. with grin on his face.
Yes" said Walter. II was dis
charged and / certainly did not merit
il. "
well. ole Miles must hev got a
kinder suspicion, ye know" said Jack.
"But it'll all come out fair in the end;
ye go to Bushville an look about ye
sharp there. Dress up in yer best an
call on Mr.. Smallweed; may be We kin
git place in the bank as clerk; ef We
cant ye kin git near enough 10 see
how the doors ar hung. an the best
way to get in. The otl.cr boys nd
jist give the thing away ef they nd try
that part You ar the only one in the
band who could do it,"
This was the course that Walter had
laid out for himself; yet with Il far diff
fcren. design from that intended by
Jack Hawkins. He bade Jack good
bye and trudged on TO the village. The
heart Of Walter Browntield was much
heavier than il was n month ago, when
he came along this very road seeking
employment as q farm hand. True,
then he was pcnnilcss and actually
suffering with hunger; bat now an un-
known, indeiinable dread had seized
his heart. lie passed several neigh
bors, who knew him, and such express
sions as
"On the tramp again. eh?'
''Giyin' the road lick. eh7'
"What, runnIn' away?'
Goodbye, Walter" and hun
dred Others greeted his earS His face
flushed, until il almost seemed on fire.
yet he restrained his temper. To some
Of the more sympathetic of his friends
he answered politely, informing them
that. for the present. he would sojourn
at the village.
The quaint little country town was
reached at last, and, weary and heart
sore, Walter proceeded at once 10 the
small tavern, where he secured board
for a week at two dollars aud fifty
cents. lie saw Jack Hawkins and
Bill Martin, who had evidently stepped
in TO see II the new recruit was getting
in his work well. They did not con
verse with him, but he felt that their
eyes were constantly upon him. lie
shuddered as lac noticed the two vii
lains watching his every movement.
Walter went to the bank OF Mr..
Smallwccd and stood about the door
for some time. The ruilians supposed
that he was making an examination Of
the vault with view to aiding them
in the burglary.
Jack, said Bill.
"Wcll. Ghatpn
'He' $ going to work like a trump
"Makes a good start"
"YOu bet. y
"llistin
"Whatg' asked Bill.
"Ihe constable is not far behind MS. ~
"lilust him. said Bill, ''I would like
o give him one whack with my sling
hot.
'iie keeps round like he has suspi.
lion o. us.
mo, he amt let's 80 up here and
watch Walt"
Waller had entered the bank build
ng, and they could not see him. lie
Intended 10 make them believe that lie
vas doing their bidding. and yet to
void meeting them personally.
a have evidently satisfied them that
am working in their interest,"" Said
Valiar as he returned to the small,
Miserable tavern. determined 10 see |
Al. Smallwecd and convince him %
ls danger.
lxo sr cosTMunal
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-09-30

--"Mr Featheriy," inquired Bobby
from across the table, "are you In the
book buslnessPn ZIP No; I'm in che
dry goods business. You know that
very we'll, Bobby" eyes; but ma and
pa wete talking last night about your
having your iittle periodicals, and /
thought perhaps you had made a
change. IN Y Times.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-09-30

United States Senator Stanford, Of
California, has five mansions in differ
ent parts Of the country, all elegantly
and completely furnished. One is in
New York, another is in Washington
and the remaining three are on the
Pacific coast, distributed between San
Francisco, Sacramento and Palo Alto.
San Francisco Call
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-09-30

LOOK SHARPi IL Is time 20 begin when
your skin breaks out in pimplos to use
1LENN's SULPHUR Soar.
HnL's Ham AND wmsKER DYE, Black or
Brown. Soc.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-09-30

The evil consequences Of smoking aro
illustrated by Mt Vesuvius, which con-
stantly suffers from eruptions.