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dead in seven minutes, and was cut
down at 1903. tie was calm and col
lected. and maintained his innocence to
the last. He was hanged for the mur.
der Of Annie Lindstrom, his mistress,
near Helena. in September. lsss.
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COLUMBIA. ). C. August s.-Tba
trial Of John Ieldell, Gtias T.. Flemon.
the coiored minister accused OF murder.
Was begun at Edgehed to day. The
entire day was consumed in calling
Jurors. only eleven being secured. The
jury will probably be completed to-
morrow. The trial produces no excite-
ment.
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uIHriNGs.


H4tD4rlnIlls D. J. Lrr CAMP.
An.I. l.~IEuE ENAIt N.IIEANs. I
fIrHuoND. Va. August -. lo7l ,
THE fOLLOWING COMRADES ARE
1 detailed as un escort tonttsud the iunei
p. OF oar lafr eomrnlr. WILL tM u. Al
NAN. Gomfadc. A. o.. LNuuk. A. j. WtSN,
4llsa g. Ihllllp-. Gus. j.. lclHIur, john MsN-
we'll. ID. ~. pyle. b n. hediOid. nnd Thomas
g. sios~lc~ who viii report 20 The ball 10
gOkllDN l-aturiasl LABNlN1, August
10th. 1855. at l.lU ciuct.
10 order of colonel Commander THOMAS
a IEAsuLs.
j. TAYLOR SIRATION,
aulO IL captain ana AdJutsut.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
A DULL DAY AT THE FEDERAL
CAPITAL.
>"f'"ns Charge Against An Knitted states
ohicial-Cadei- Appointed to the Mil
t"rN Academy - Ek-Afforne; -Csneral
Garland Comfortably FIXED.

Garland Comfortably FIXED.
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. August GA
to1rtmartial has been ordered r.
! convene at the naval torpedo station al
Z Ne "port. Il. l.. on the l4.h instant fo,
the purpose Of trying Lieutenant John
Z. Irving. There are -four chaross
[ against this officer. Scandaious en-.
duct, drunk and disorderly. neslecs #
duty, and absentIng himself from his
work without leave. The board viii
consist OF the following officers: Can
tain Thomas o. Selfridge. president.
Lieutenant j. Y. L. Bleeker. Judge .d.
yocate general.
UNITED STATES CADETS APPOINTED.
The following cadets 10 the Military
Academy have been appointed 10 class
of %. VI. B Cone. Greensboro. Tenn.
Fourth district: William ". Couch.
Pampln City. Va. Tenth distict. with
Charles ID. Forrer, Messy Creek. as al
ternale: Edward j. Tuuheralte. Jr..
Lexington. Tenn. Eighth district.
Class OF "a. Richard w Cunningham.
Savannah. Ga. First district.
THE Ex-ATToRSEY.GENFRAL FIXED.
Ex Attorney General Garland has
been appointed resident attorney Of the
Northern Pacific Railroad at salary.
u Is said. Of $4,000.
wANTED-A TUG.
The bids for four tugs for the navy.
which were recently opened at the Nav, |
Department. have been referred 10 a /
board with instructions 10 report !
" whether 1t Is better to accept any Of the |
bids offered or TO purchase tugs already /
built. The Washington nary-vard /
needs a tug Immediately, and its proba- !
bic that the board will recommend the /
purchase Of one instead Of awarding /
contract.
CAPITOL MOTIFS.
Secretary Noble will leave the civ
his evening for Richfeld Springs. y.
L.. where be viii remain several weeks.
Assistant Secretary Bussey will also
cave Washington this evening for New
ork. From there be goes west ~ far
s -. Louis on government business.
'OARDs OF SURVEY FOR THE BOSTON AND
ALLIANCE.
A board with Captain J.. a. Beardsloe
S senior member. has been appointed
D survey the United States Steamship
'oston and to report TO the Navy De-
artment the extent Of the Injuries re-
ei,ed when she touched bJuCm on
'Ose Island on Nitchsnn Rock.
lhe Onlted States Steamship. Alliance
as been ordered out OF commission at ,
be Norfolk Navy Yard. a board. Of ,
fhich Captain A. F. Cooke is senior I
iember, has been ordered to survey :
er
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CABLE NOTES.

PARIS. August 9.-John Leonard, the
Fenian leader, died he.e yesterday.
The report Of the arrest OF Captain
Bruiac, OF the French army. on the
charge OF being a German spy, is de-
nied. Captain Brujac is at ST. Brieuc
attending % his OH ;iai duties
The Political Correspondence. OF
Vienna, states that the Porte has de-
cidod 10 proclaim a state of siege in
Crete
The Queen reviewed the German sea-
men from the vessels forming tho En-
paror's escort in the grounds Of Osborne
House. Fifteen hundred men were in
line. They were commanded by the
Emperor. who was dressed in the uni
form OF an admiral.
The application made by DR.. Tanner =
friends FOR a writ Of habcds corpus 10
the Court Of Appeals has been refused.
on the ground that magistrates have
power 10 commit for contempt.
The returns issued by the British
Board Of Trade show that during tine
month Of July the imports increased
e5. 10000 and the exports increased
& 100000. az compared with the same
month OF last year.
The Emperor William left Osborne
on his yacht Yesterday evening for
Dover, whence he will proceed 10 Ant
werp.
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Maiasty's Secretary Of State, aud is as
follows.


THE BARS MEMORIAL.
we. the undersigned. members Of
the bar of the northern circuit. havin.
paid great attention 20 the evidence in
! the case 0f Florence Elizabeth May
brick. humbly pray that you will rec
Ommend her majesty 10 commute the
death sentence and grant reprieve on
the ground that such evidence. in view
of great conflict OF medical testimony
as 10 the cause Of death. leaves so much
DO lbt that II Is inexpedient and unsafe
90 carly cut an irrevOcable sentence ~
The petition will BE- sent 6rst TO Man
chester and then 60 London. so that the
members Of the bar who have loft
Liverpool may have an opportunity of
siguiug it.
The merchants and brokers pray that
the sentence of death may be respited
With q view 90 cOmmutaliOn or re
prieyo on the ground that there was no
direct eyidcuce0f The administration of
arsenic 10y tho prisoner to the deceased,
that the case against the prisoner. on
the general facts, was unduly preJu-
diced by the evidence of motive. and
NhAA AnAAt - ANNANA ANt hANNN ANhAN
whether the circumslantal evidence
relied on by the prosecution was
weighty enough to justify a aconylction.
The merchants petition also urges
that there was strong body of medi
cal testimony ON behalf OF the defense
that death was ascrbed TO natural
causes. aud that there WAS not sufficient
evidence on the part Il the prosecution !
that IL was not due 90 arsencal poison I
ing that having regard % the conflict /
ing nature of the medical evidence, aud I
the very widespread doubt as to the /
OF the ysrdicC on general .
grounds, it would be in the highest de-
gree unsafe TO permit the sentence TO
b. carried out.
ANXIOUS To SAVE HER.
Messrs. Cleaver and elIolder. Mrs.
Ma, bricks solicitors. have received
letters from other towns asking Tor
copies of the petition for signature.
and they have drawn up form fer
general use similar % that Of the mer-
chants and brokers. Mrs. Maybrick
was in a PROSTATE condition this mora
ing. and was attended by a doctor. who.
however. state, that herconditiOn is not
serious, but is due 10 a relapse after the
great strain of the past week She has
again protested her innocence TO the
Jail chaplain this afternoon. She had
ecoVered her composure somcw hat
md was visited by her mother, Baron
'ss Won Rogue. who, since the com
of the proceedings. has
been living IN the vicinity of the jail i'm
rider 90 De near h.r daughter.
There was large crowd outside the
all. aud the prevailing sentiment w.s
me of pity for the prisoner. The gov
fn0r aud oiiici9ls ot the Jail decline to
i've any information about the Crison-
n, aud Information on this head ha. TO
De- sought iu other quarters.
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BASEBALL.


Game. Played Yesterday.
Al Cleyeland-Game postponed: wet
grounds.
tChicago-Chicagos o. Bostons. 0.
Al Louisyllle-LOuisvilles, 3; Cincin-
uats, Is.
At Pittsburg-Pittsburgs, Is; Wash
ingtons. 8.
At indianapolis - Indianapolis, i;
New IoIks, s.
At Kansas City-Kansas Citys, If; st.
I,uis =
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vol. III.-NUMBER lO42

WEATHER INDICATIONS TO-DAY.
- WA,luNeroN, D.. c., August o.
| sN lnd cations for Virginia. Local
-- lains. slightly cooler sautnes,teriy
..Irls falling temporafurs
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Comell Join cur watch and dia-
mond clubs. j0c. and 81 per week.
Drawings Saturday. SPorr & Srorr'
Gll East Broad street,
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George Duncan r,ri.on Hanged.

MISNEAPOLIs. MINI. August 9.-Ihe
Journals, Boulsnder. Montana. special
says: George Duncan Bison was
hanged here to-day. The drop fell at
1880 a. NJ, aud he was pronounced
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MARINE NEWS.
sailed from mi, FOR, rc.,crda,

Schooner Mar, J.. Allen. Given. Ncwburv-
lsff. coal. Chesapeake and ohio Railway.
l...rI curtis & Itktr
schooner td. lamtNer. Hcll Providence.
DIS IRON. d. y. Gordon. agent. vessel. turfic
a I..
rrl.uuor Fanny Form. Parks. stanford.
IIrh. Goodman Bros. vessel turfist larkcr.
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UlCUfUNU. Va July %, Ioeu-
A GENERAL MEETING OF THE
~ htDckholdcrs ~ the BON-Alk COM
fANl. or NIIGiNfA. viii be held az the
Ofnce Of MF. JOSEPH BRYAN, iu this clt D.
90 ~ o CLOCK. On FRIDAY. AuGLsr 50ih'
1885, !. B MOORE, sreIeinfy
IlXL-IlL
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Rev. J.. 3. Johnson. Of llarrisonburg.
is attending the Presbytery. He was
formerly the popular pastor Of the
Presbyterian Church ia this place, and
his many Orange friends are glad tosee
him.
The following is the schedule of SER
mons for to-day: At II A NJ. the Rev.
p. H.. Gwipn viii preach, and at S p NJ.
addresses on Foreign Missions by Rev.
b. b. GrinnaR, Of Japan.
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pOwMAN'S STORAGE AND
ID WANIiJI-I Co.

-. 10 SOUTH NINTH sfEKEr.
Furniture sasl p all kinds Of Light Mefchahute
stored AL fcabg. lblc rates.
Teams Furnished 10 receive aud deliver
same.
JAMES SWf-.tY, ,.rIopfietor.
once, No. - =. tenth ~.
4clcphOne. NJ. ,>fl .fIp-N
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,,,, Deliver, in North Carolina.

CHARLOTTE. n. c., August s.-Steve
Jacobs. "A Croloan Indian, under sen
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BOIIN'S IDEA-GRAND OPENING
/ tonight corner Fourteenth and iir1ad.
I.... srf nr nll Come nui scc Polly.
sNIIl4 4A HAWKS. pf0rrotors sulO-lts
ttrANTED ALL MUSICIANS To
~ s.nl u> fhnIr Hddrcs, and We viii mail
catalogue uf our rupuIir rrn-cenf Sheet
...r. luNrlutrcI regular iDlI sIxelud fine
Address f. T.. NEIU $40 cnst
Il street, Nchmont. w. uu1Ie.Ils
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EMPEROR wfiLfAMsArrsFfgD.

MADRID, August 0-The mixed
board. composed OF officers Of high
rank ia the military aud naval ser,ice.
who were recently instructed by the
government to Inquire into the merits
Of submarine torpedoes have completed
their work. Thsir report is highly
favorable, and the government decided
to adopt tho system for harbor and
coast defenses.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1889-09-12
THE s76. GOO PAYMENT.

The article Of "Ciiizen," pub
lished under this head in last
weeks issue of THE CHIEFrAIS,
propounds what might be a seri-
Gus question, were it not for a few
things.
He says; HAS any Of the
Cherokees stopped to consider
whether ,ile s75, 900 payment n ow
about to be made to adopted citi-
zens is legal, and is it to be paid
out without protest from Chief
Mayes2"
Several Cherokees, including
Chief Mayos, have considered this
matter thoroughly, and have de-
MED that congress had the right
to appropriate moneys and take a
lien on Cherokee lands to secure
repayment. This is as far as they
have gone in expressing an opin-
ion. As has "Citizen," the chief,
nor the council, nor any body else
has said there is no law for it.
"Citizen's" query intimates this
much. There is certainly law for
IL. and that is an act Of congress.
Il cannot be well conceived where
ono would O. f,r bigger law OF
Gree lrff .as .h backing to car.
vs. fout, an ac VI ere congress
ue United States. We may
deny the right, aud justly toe
from our standpoint, but we can
not deny there is a law for it.
If there is no law Tor it, Commits
sion6r Wallace would not be out
here to pay or make arrangements
TO pay out the money.
Ifthere is any avail against the
payment, the refusal of copeel-te
.enisF.&iE Gen. Heith's PROPOSE.
ton in the same premises, and the
refusal Of Chief Mayes to appoint
a person to act in conjunction with
Mr.. Wallace, there certainly is
protest enough OF denial enough
Of the right Of congress to appro-
pirate for any special purpose
moneys of the Cherokee nation.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1889-09-12

THE CHirfrAIN begins its eighth
year with the current issue. No
ono will assert that the past seven
years have been unoventfui ones
TO the Cherokee nation, and a
glance back through the files Of the
paper show that il has been in
the forefront Of every successful
movement or enterprise Of import
ance. THE CHIEFTAIS has never
eacrifced principle for pecuniary
profit and il never will. 1t desires
only the patronage which il De.
serves and is more than likely to
have TO be content with much less
Seven years have passed. In
just ninety-three years more a
grand, centennial edition will be
issued Orders for extra copies
should be handed in at once--and
Maid for.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1889-09-12
INTRUDERs AND THS INDIAN
OFFICE.

A communication from the com.
missioner Of Indian affairs Ia
Agent Bennett, under date Of Au.
gust 2s, 1889, copy Of which was
transmitted to Chief Mayes, con.
tains the blowing:
"The matter of disputed claim.
ants to citizenship ia the Cherokee
nation is now under consideration
by the department, and until the
same is decided and you are ad-
vised thereof, you will take no ac-
ton looking TO the removal ofany-
one claiming citizenship in the
Cherokee nation, who entered that
nation prior to August II, 1886, in
good faith, believing they had
rights there by blood" 4"
"You viii take such steps, not
involving the government in ex-
pense, as will give publicity to the
fact as set forth in the secretary's
letter Of August 21, 1888, that this
department does not recognize the
right Of the Cherokee au-
thorities to exercise jurisdiction
over the person or property Of re-
jected claimants who entered the
nation prior to August II, 1886, in
good faith, believing they had
rights there, and that any sale
made by those authorities of i'm
provements owned by such claim.
ants are illegal and void and will
not be recognized"
This communication was brought
about by the sale of an improve
ment by Sheriff vann, Of Cana
dian district, belonging to Mrs.
Tempa e. Replogle,
Why August II, 1886, is fixed
as a limit to Cherokee jurisdiction
over the persons or property OF
claimants to citizenship in this ma
tion, who have failed TO establish
their claims, is because it was on
that day the supreme court Of the
United States rendered their dc.
cision in the North Carolina
Cherokee case against the Chsro-
kce nation, and in that decision
declared that tho right is in. the
Cherokee nation to admit or re.
jtct claimants to Cherokee citizen.
ship. In all cases prior to that
time tho commissioner Of Indian
affairs lntsrposes bis authority to
prevent the sale, BY the Cherokee
auihorities, Of improvements be.
longing b persons who have boon
declared inirudcrs II naturally
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1889-09-12


The Wnlker, Iowa, News, says "Our
friend, BObt. Baird, Of MuHcatine, To-
wa, has beeh secretary Of the state
senate, and an active politician fof
years, but was never generally known
uniil lo had the collie, and weed Chem
berIain's Collie, Cholera ana DiGFfli1ea
Rcmedy, ana got ~ ui0 ono n ihsif
advertisements "Now heif iam0us." i"
Here is shat Mr Baird said "Mhin
I'D Des Moine3, / aaB taken ailh 500
riouq attack of bowel complaint For
two days ] suffered intensely, trying
several drug stores and paying them
fDg f0lief bat 10 yaln." ] finally bought
small bottle Of q ismberlaiD's Cole,
Choiera and biarfhoea kemcdy, and
two doses II that brought no out al
right. IL costs less than tie dug
store preparations and have the bal
ance f0r future Uae. consider II q
ffNun ieiufiF" 2l nnl % frNi lpt-
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1889-09-12
]. MILTON TnnNER

'sf LOUIS, Ao-i sept 3, lfs9.
To THE CHEROKEE FREg0MEE.-
At the request Of a great many Of
your people submit the follow.
ing;
As great many Of you know
personally, I was The attorney ON.
ployed oy the committee selected
from and by yourselves TO prose.
cute your claim for your proper
non oflhc $500, 900 paid by order
o. congreas 20 the Cherokees. /
was so employed in December.
1888, since which time I have
worked constantly, incessanlly
faithfully and successfully 10 Sc
cure ynn your rights. Ny oTigi-
M. employment was ~ the IN
stance Of the lat6 Pomp Brown, at
whose urgent request went into
your case. II woald Do inpossi.
III o. 6 Aiihin ihe1ipsas 6f ne
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1889-09-12
THE CHEROKEE FRERDMnN.
Two Letters of Importance From
Their Attorneys.
FROM Mr.. TEN BROCK

ST.. LOUn, sept 2, i5s9.
To TIE CHEROKEE FREEDMEN
II is with sincere regret that am
compelled to decide at the last mo
ment TO remein at home instead Of
accompanying the Hon. j. Milton
Turner to the Indian Territory and
meet with you on "Wednesday of
this week, as had proposed to
do. There are two reasons why |
wanted to be with you. One in
order TO have an Introduction 10
that body Of people Of whose faith
fullness integrity and progressive
ness bad heard SO much, and
whom | have been representing
since February Of last year as one
OF their attorneys. Another rea-
son why ] wanted 10 see YOU was
TO tell Of the faithful work which
has been done for you by Mr..
Turner in securing 10 you your
proportion Of the $500 ,O0OOO' ap-
propriaied by congress to the en-
tire Cherokee nation, Of which
you are q part, and which portion
has been withheld from you up to
this time by the Cherokees. II
was N February Of last year that
Mr.. Turner came 10 me and gave
mo a statement Of your case. 7
had never before heard oft. De
said no had been working and
lighting for you about five years
that he had spent an his own
money IN trying % secure TO you
1apr rights ~ ihst lhe paioiiiy
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1889-09-12


by local application, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear.
There is only one way 20 cure deaf
ness, and that is boy cousttutiOuAl
remedies. Deafness is caused by en-
inhpmed condition Of the mucus lin
ing Of the Enstachian Tube. When
this tube gets inh1mcd YOU have a
rumbling sound or imperfect hearing
and when 10 o. entirely closed. Deaf
ness is the result, and unless tine in-
famGtion can be taken ont and this
tube restored 90 its normal condition,
hearing will be destroyed forever; nine
Gases out Of ten are caused by catarrh,
which is nothing but IN intiamed con-
dition Of the mucus surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case OF Deafness, tcaused by
catArFh, ) that we cannot cure by TAX
ing Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for
circulars, iIee. FL. CHESZY s Co.,
Tol edo, o.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1889-09-12

amounting 70 about sl3Oo1is paid.
this beingthe balance admitted by
your representatives to the num-
ber Of twelve or thirteen hundred,
who were present at Lightning
creek OF the 4th and 9TH of this
month, and to whom ! explained
the case in all its details
Very Truly Yours,
J. MILTON TURNER,
Attorney for Cherokee Freedmen.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1889-09-12

"rhe flowers tnat bloom "a the
spring time, ira Ia" Found him sick
in the bed with chi,Is, pooh bah, "
"But Cheatham's Chill Tonic got him
MP on his feeilets," "And he now dai-
~ sings, while walking the streetieis." ."
1T undoubtedly cured his shakes, ha,
hal" Sold by W. g. Patton x 90.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1889-09-12

Mat. McCabe, Of New brunswick,
Ill. oilers 10 pay five dollars TO any
person troubled with bloody hux, who
will take Chamberlain Coiic, ChOle-
"a and DiarrhOea Remedy according to
dii ectiOns and does not get well ia the
shortest possible time. Ono half Of a
- cent bottle Of this remedy cured
him Of bloody fur, after be had tried
other medicines and the prescriptions
Of physicians without benefit. Mr.
McCabe Is perfectly safe In making
this offer, as this remedy has never
been known TO fail in any case Of collie,
cholera mOrbus, dysentcry, ,diarrhOea
or bloody hux, when the plain printed
directions were followed. For sale by
W. G.. Patton & Co.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1889-09-12

II your digestion is out of whack, d;
you ne ed q stTcngthener or an appe-
tikcr, try Choatham e Chill Tonic. u
will bring you ont OF the kinks. Gold
by " q. Patton K Co
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1889-09-12

Parties with teams who want
lumber can get it for almost moth
ing Sec Washbourne's adyer
tisemmt.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1889-09-12

ChcathGm's Chill Tonic contains
neither Quinine, CinchOnidia, Arsenic,
strychnine or Mercury, and does not
produce buzzing in the ears or deaf.
ness. Cure guaranteed. Sold by w.
q, Patton * Co.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1889-09-12

Haul your own lumber and get
it dirt cheap from Wa5hbouIne's
mill. Better than any shipped in
by rail.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1889-09-12

House for rent, situated in south
part Of town. Apply TO VIM.
Chouteau.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1889-09-12

Builer Bros, Chouteau keep the
best line of staple and fancy groce.
ries 10 be found in any store in
the country. Call on them and
examine their goods and prices.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1889-09-12

Draying-A. Z. Nichols
JOB wagon is on the streets at
all hours. Orders for al transfer
work solicited.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1889-09-12

The new Atlantic cable from Lab
rador to ireland will be only 700
miles long or 200 miles shorter
than any of the other nine now cou-
meeting the shores the broad sea.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1889-09-12

If you want a suit of Clothes,
the best and cheapest you ever
bought go to Green's; he's got 'em
for sale.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1889-09-12

"Hunt's Cure" guaranteed 10 cure
itch, kinRWorm, letter, Eczema and
all forms OF skin diseases. sold by W.
g. Patton 4 Co.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1889-09-12

on aim is TO carry the finest as
well as Tie best class Of goods, and
90 sen them al the lowest possible
figures, and in order 10 convince
you of this fact, we invite all TO
call and examine for themselves
Butler Bros, Chouteau. J.. u.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1889-09-12

Mrs. f. IL. Cass, milliner and
dressmaker, is receiving her fall
stock Of Millinery goods. Ladies,
call and examine the new STYLES.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1889-09-12

Butler Bros, Ch9uteau, carry q
6ne line OF pockctand table cutlery,
glass, tia and quoonsware, and al
kinds Of garden tools, grass and
bush scyibes,and arc agents for the
celebrated Champion movers,
combined mowers and drOppers,
self rakcs and se'fbinders. When
10 need ff anfiN'Ng iu either of
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1889-09-12

Flour, meal, bacon, lard, lum-
her lime, cement, doors, sash ,
paints, oils, all cheap at Butler
Bros, Chouteau.