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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-02-11

We 8a9e9eIoer bes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
puroen auf 81 per Gag feftseitelt unb ibm
$500 fir ioniti9e &usla9en bspiqist. Gomit
iilb Retieseloer unb Sdreibereien be3ablt.
$500 puroen benz County guoitor fir gbf6rift
ucn Siidern uno 6drten bewiQi9t. Die aens
otrur9 in Der @a9le POint uno Yeru StraBe
waro nod ben plduen bes %SSn9euieurs Sibir9i
sutsebeiBen. 8ertasuns bis Rontas, ben 8.
6ebruar.
Sisun9 pom 3. Sebruar -Su Grlebisuns
oes Geiuhes Der Ufarp 8rittel INN Steuern:
na5laB fir 1889 parb arseorouet, baB Der
Steuereinnebmer ermadti9t lei S. 90 als pole
Sejabluns tbrer Steuern anjunebmen. guf
bieielbe art uurben bic 9eiude Der Dora Yifrp
uuo Der Utarsaretba Rbombers erleoiet, bod
bat 9estere $500 ju be;ablen. Berta9uns.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-02-11
Staat 4 Amgegeud.

Entered at the pOstofice at Dubuque, Iowa,
aud admitted for transmission through
the mail at secOnd-class rates.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-02-11
0eIu6t

wirb RtdeI Sopp uou istnem gruOel
Wt9el IN Mton. Roma. Der @siudte MAJ
friber in ct. 6lair, ga, nno 1T gu SarlirSer
I'M canton @ils 9~ebOuen. ger nGbrers aIs.
tunft 9sbsn Tam, ridte bielelbe all Wi6eI Sopp,
alton, SoUa, ooer on bic &ebactiOn bieies
Slattes.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-08-14
The Contract Let.

Messrs. S. $. Cobb and W. c. Patton
have let the contracts for 100 feet front
ofbuildings on the corner where the
Frisco hotel stands and extending mp
to the Patton dry goods store. Mr..
CObb's building, as stated, will be q
hotel, 50xlO0 feet. three stories high
and il is said will accommodate the
bank in the northeast corner. Mr..
PattOn's building will be two stories
high. fifty foot front and extend back
seventy feet; will contain two store
rooms below and ten rooms above, for
Offices or other uses. The entry to the
upper story will be by front stair
case and also BY a passage way from
the hotel on the east. The front of
the buildings will be handsomely fin
ished with plate glass, Rhich will also
extend a portion of the way down the
east side.
w. A. Cam is the architect, Mr. Da-
iy has the brick and stone work and
Jas. B. Beagles the carpenter work on
the Patton job, all three being from
Nevada, No. Vim. Blsckledge & Sc -
of Webb City. No, have the carpeI
work on the hotel. The aggrel
amount Of the contracts is abom
$1,000. and under their terms the
work is to be completed by the first Of
January, at the farthest- The Hill
store will be moved across the street
temporarily and occupy the site OF the
old warehouse, and . part Of The street.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-08-14
sBAIR NOTES.

On sue sth inst. 4 child OF AlcN CaiIison
died aud was buried on the 9th.
The youngss; child Of sr. snd Mrs.. Chas.
Miller died on the 9Th and was buried on the
9TH.
jas. b. Flstcher. OF Cape Galena. No,
arrived on the sih and viii spend the fail and
winter in tie b. I. T.
A J. Granihan. OF McAles;eE. spent few
dEys In our village this week IN tho Interest o.
the IncIAn trading company OF that place.
a very good rain since ny last notes were
written has encouraged he farmers some. but
still there will doubtless be some sanerins
this winter from the faIiare Ia crops
Major II :. Town. while feeding his team
a. Zine Riders on the 9Th. fell from the stable
Ion striking on the N anger ssd received iHju-
res which 4 Is feared VIII lay him up FOR
some time
Rev ". ?. Thompson spent the week
a dsiega;s 90 the territorial convention OF the
Farmers alliance at CEdds. returning on the
sth fnIIy ehihussd. lie ssys il Was good TO
De there
e II Warren returned from his proiraci-
II vacation trip on the 9TH looking as fresh rs
q new pin. George says, lie the poor In
dian" shoald not be discouraged on account
OF poor crops They ara fully as good a.
home O. thoss 20 sax shr~sd.
Rug. %. I-ao. Who
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-08-14
A Rloodless Battle.

Tuesday evening, about supper time,
the vicinity of the depot was enlivened
BIZ & threatened shooting serape and n
very pretty specimen Of foot racing
Jess Elliott and some companions had
been inibibing rather freely and jecid-
ed TO 90 down and ''oven up" with
Bob Title who, Jess said, had robbed
him. Bob was found in the Frisco de-
pot and " hen Jess presented his pistol
and made know his wants, the money
was promised il they would 90 down to
the saloon. Jess followed Bob along
down the platform to the saloon, when
Bob jumped inside and slammed the
door. They waited on the outside for
their man TO come out and he did 60,
but it vas al che other door and arm
ed with double barrel shot gun Now
Jess is accredited with a good system
OF nerves but is also fair maihemali-
cisn- Quickly calculating the chances
Of shot gun over a six-shOoter he
turned and few up the street Bob
presented bis gun once or twice but
each time someone was in the way and
prevented his firing. So the battle
ended.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-08-14

-. orea Vi. - Ia.. suaaay.

R L Owea was here last Sunday
Air. and Mrs. mccarthy returned 70 the
city Tuesday morning 70 rsEaAia.
-NsyorJ LAhAy. Of Ciaremore. eAst a dim
sh sdou onS .reets yesterday
Nj ]. B. l'sstsr. Of RossviIis. No. Is
visiting At Pap Simpsons. his father-in-law
James Hardin. residing at kirksyiiie.
No. brother Of Mrs n T. Walker. Il here on
a visit.
W. A. walker was mp fran McAlsster the
nrst Of the week and spent several days with
ths .oiks-
w. l. Trots and the editor Of this paper
Gsre among the number who attended ths
Downing general eonvsntisa-
Jim Webb has been up into jackson conn
". No where the ''old nam is nov living,
and has decided 10 move mp himself
W II Ward. ofToPeka. supervisor Of the
csnsus OF the Greek and Seminole nstious. an
Old acquaintAncs OF the writer's. was in the
city Tuesday
Peter Bnhorn. the singer. writes that NJ
Wolfe is sick and unable 10 take part in any OF
the meetings which he went north for the pur-
pess OF eondsciing-
-. 4 Lave. the carpenter. went 20 ST
louis last Suaday night to remsin- Hs is an
excellent mechanic and left because work was
not steady enough
a & Raymond received telegram from
cmshs Tuesday evening informing him that
sfrs Jones. his oniy sister. We sick and net
expected to live The lad- sfas here on visit
ak OF seven years ago.
Among ths society notes from sPrinnsld.
In last Saturdays Globe-DsinOeraf, was tie
following. regarding yoEng lady well
know In TInitA. q nsics or G. W Gresn;
Mrs W n. GOtt and daughter. Miss Fan
ME. departed Monday night for = visit IN
Oregon. where Miss Fannie will IN = few days
be married to MI. Ed shoeklsy, formerly OF
tfg. rle~
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-08-14
cLlRszoRx s0TEs.

The town Is on boom; seven new babies
& and all National but one. girl, who cant
sote.
Cur mayor, Joe Lahay. Is building 8 new
store and has moved the old one hsek for
warehouse
u. 8. Commissioner Taylor has bought
building Ic. near sanders new hotel and will
soon have law Office erected thereon
The No Pacific road master Was In the
city 20 see tire mayor regarding the fencing Of
the right Of way through the town lie de-
cided net 20 fence but will make crossings
wherever the streets cross the track, in the
city limits.
The next improvement needed is first
class hOH-' ng mill Not less than thirty
ihousand bushels o. wheat viii be shipped
from the vicinity ef Ciareu!ore. which, Il We
had 8 mill could be ground aud shipped
Sour Instead Of having noar shipped back to
Us. We will welcome some COED mill msn.
AnguEt Do. ls-o- GsAY EAcLE-
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-08-14
Oonlmissioner's Court.

Jno- H. Shimmin, Sarah J Shimmin,
his mother, assault and battery; JnO.
H recognized and the lady acquitted.
Elijah and Bert Walton, larceny; ac-
quilted.
Wm.snd John Davis, HOoley and Geo.
Countrymen, sherifi's posse. charged
with unlawiully cutting wire fences;
acquitted. In passing upon this case
the judge took for his guidance the
Cherokee law upon the subject, and
found in accordance herewith.
Jno. H. Shimmin. carrying pistol;
recognized.
John BYRD, introducing; recognized
Al. Blackwell profane and abusive
language: recognized.
Al. Blackwell, robbery; recognized
JnO. Black VS.. Isaac Mode; judgment
for defendant.
Eleanor J. WaitmEn vs.. RID. knight, /,
suit in rep!evin; Judgment for plaintiff
at her cost.
L. A. Byrd vs. s. Anderson Bro wn;
Judgment for plaintiff for $500.
P. Henry & sons vs. J. s. Williams;
judgment for plaintiff for s94-79.
Same VS.. Geo. W. CuIlup; judgment
for plaintiff for s52.76.
Married.-6eo. Gill 10 Cailie Gorae-
liason, Of Vinits; Jno. F. Jackson t.
Emma J Abbot, both Of Adair-
License issued to Delbert Greek
and Miss Rachel King, of Olympus.
For the convenience and saving OF
expense 20 Iitigants, deputy constables
will be appointed at all the business
centers Of the division for the service
Of papers. etc.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-08-14
Muskogee Court and General
Notes.

The Masonic orler has organized
the chapter here with a favorable
membership.
Charley Garrett, the census emu
merator for this section. is busy at his
work and has been so engaged for one
week.
VIM. Monroe, Of Oklahoma, will
probably be the commissioner ap-
pointed for Purcell. lie is we'll recon-
mended-
The case Of assault against Mrs.
Jennie Pumphrsy, a milliner OF Nini-
tn, on charge of striking Miss Minnie
Richards, upon recommendation OF
Commissioner Mason Was dismissed.
The gubernatioBai election OF the
Chickasaws tomorrow f1rebodes trOu-
Bile. Tae agent here viii do and is do
ing all in his power to prevent diff
6culty.
--Ha:-ell Institute will open for the
fall term Sept Pad. Three new teach
ers have been secured and the outlook
fer the years success Is most favOra-
BILE.
The lawyers complain OF The poor
criminal practice; aud that defendants
find il more profitable to plead guilty
and get OF vith a nominal sentence
than to pay few dollars for counsel.
lnnocent men frequently plead guilty
and find it advantageous.
David Ross, eolored, OF Coowees-
coOwee district, who was bound over
last week for assauIt on Smith and
wife. has been arrested by Fort
Smith marshal ON some charge grow
ing ont Of the affair. There is preiu-
dice. II is claimed, against the defend
ant.
The friends of Mrs. II. II. Edmond
son sympaihize with her in the death
of her neice, little Jennie Quirk The
father, Mr.. Quirk, who so recently af-
ter burying his com panion. was sum
m0ned to the funeral of his child. al
so has the sympathy OF all. He spent
4 few days here after the funeral.
Several colored young men went TO
Honey springs on the 18th inst, 70 a
dance and celebration, and pIesuma
bly filled up with bug juice. One of
their number was picked mp by rail-
road men ihe next day in 4 dangerous
condition, being almost nude, and
having fractured ribs and a broken
arm lie may get die. The injured
mans companions have returned,
claiming they were separated from him
and they know nothing Of the affair.
August II, 1880.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-08-14
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
VINITA.
To be Organized Saturday With
w e. Halsell as President.

The following circular, signed by
Mr.. c. c. Hemming. president Of the
Gainesville National Bank. was issu-
ed On The eth inst, and shows that no
time is TO be wasted In effe citing the
organization OF the Vinita bank:
Nothing unforeseen occurring /
will be at Viniia on August the
10Th, at 2. m, prepared to organize
the First National Bank of Vinita, In
dian Territory
You are requested to take some
stock in this bank II will benefit
your town and will be a safe deposit
tory foI the surpins money OF your
people. ask you to be present at the
meeting which will be held at some
suitable place in Vinita at 10 4. m,
Aug 10th, 1870:
The bank will be under the manage
ment Of SIR. Henry Preston. of Abing
don. Va, whom | have pursuaded TO
come ont and locate IN Ninita- lie
has many Yeats experience and is
yOung man Of excellent habits and
ability and is entirely worthy OF your
confidence.
Mr.. VIM. f. IIa.sel. will be presi-
dent and at the head OF the ins;itu-
tiOn, and the other employees OF the
bank l leave for you and him to
choose.
have arranged to have the bank
keep accounts with the best banks in
the country-institUtion that are
safe and at the same time liberal.
Kansas City correspondent, the Ma
tiOnal bank Of Commerce; st. Louis,
correspondent, The National bank of
Commerce; New York, correspondent,
the bank of New York"
As previously stated. it is desired to
embrace among the stock holders as
many persons as possible, and wheth-
er they take one share or a dozen
makes no difference. The shares are
500 each and may be transferred from
one person TO ano:ner at any time
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-08-14

This Is what ypn ought - have. in
fact. you must have if, 10 fully enjoy
life Thousands are searching for II
daily, and mourning because they find
u not. Thousands upon thousands
Il dollars are spent annually 10y or
people IN the hope that shey may at
tain this loon. And vet Il may be
had by all. We guarantee that Elec-
iric Bitiers. ifused according 90 direc
iions and the use PERSISTED in, viii
hung You food Digestion and ousi
the demon NyspepsiT and install in
st-ai Eupepsy- We recommend Elcc-
tT.c Iiiiers Fir Dyspepsia ans ali dis
eases of Liver. stomach and Kidneys.
s-.ii At 90 aud 81 90 per bottle BY ".
C. Patton d Co., iIGss. ~
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-08-14
To The Public

l have removed my entire stocS of
saddles and harness TO the brick build
ing formerly occupied by G. W. Green
and will eoniinne to huiid the best
cowboy saddles to be had in the b. l.
T Also will keep the best line OF har-
ness and farmers supplies to be had
in tke market; have a full line ladies'
saddles which I will sell cheap. Full
line Of buggy and team whips. Farm
ers and cowboys will 10 well TO exam
inc nay stock before purchasing their
supplies elsewhere.
Respectfully. LIZ B4RRKTT.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-08-14
Cut bEa Mower.

While adjusting the sickle in now
er one day last week T. L. Chnking-
card met with a very serious mishap.
Ihe mules became frightened and
running sway dragged him some dis
tanee cutting one foot nearly of st the
instep--sO near in fact that the doc
tors found an smPutation necessary.
A moment after Mr.. Ciink;ngbeard
had become disengaged from the ma
chine the mules turned around and
started back directly for him and on
ly by rolling partly out Of the way and
throwing bis hat at them did he es-
care beng run over again.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-08-14
DIRECTIONS FOR TRAVELLERS.
For Minor Details Call Upon The NJ, n.
ST. HALLWAY Agent.

Take the Missouri. Eaasas & Texas night
train. uo;I5 m to st Louis and all points
east via - i-ouis- The morning l>..s a m
train 30 ohiesSo and all points east via Chi
eAgo, arriving there neNt morning in time for
all east aud north bound routes- Both night
and day trains maie connections for all west-
ern points al Kansas City Through ear seq
vice 10 chicago. 81 Louis AMI Kansas City
Arrangements may be made ahesd FOR sirep-
ers. by applying TO lecal agent. Excursion
tickets On sale daily 20 all southern and Cali
fornia points. going and returning on differ
ent routes. tickets good six months Any
further inforIaEtisn desired will be ehesrfrll- :
furnished on apPlieatior 20
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-08-14

of ccurse'. He could walk uitle, hri cniiil Dot
r..t up II he fen down. and cnul aot move vhgr
in he'd having DO Ne 81 hi- hl'sd-- lin1nraiaicis
cr-nrn-nr,-l aith tho tCrICUua EENE1fE-, u-inf
an freely One fure after another h1l-tl- . ttii-
-trr farrufr- in each one of th--e five decP cuts
fusf i.rforr iiraIins uirl wout finally grow ioo-t
and were taken off then they wuu'4 heal r7il-lE
One cf these uaiv f1ne fufiurfinn- ] lir'-siftA
After taking q dorm aud half lofic- b. ui- coir
rlrsriv crs and J. bow ~ iiie ar ui TX years,
s-rr.rrs and healthy chilli Mas p = li.sltt~.
NAYS, lsSl. Gla T. Ginr So isioar-i-E-o-i, III
Nv -rsa,i-1n reaai-s pcrf-riiy Ecii- No-i--rs Ct
ser fui.t and 20 -oTc-- Al.-- p = ifisttfrr.
FEa- : lsl8 I'ioofaingfnu. II.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-08-14


hal two % ihein on each
hand. aul a. hi~ blood he
came morc and more impurc,
Il took rs time fc- them %
break ont 4 sorc came on
the chin, ls-uelfh the under
Hf. which ua=Nrry offensive.
llis bead vas cur soIil ssah,
q great deal Thi-
W. his condition q t7rrlty-
ttro .nd-ghs Oh. when ! un-
derfcak tle carr of him, bis
mother hayirr died when he
~as = Eftie more fhan = year
ola. e run-umrtirn -crofuLs.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-08-14
Pleasant Family Reunion.

Mr. Sam Burns mother and sister.
Mrs. Mary Callahan. and little son Of
Mr.. Joe Burns. Eho all live in Cofey-
vile and Independence. Kans-, and
Mrs. Burns father, Prof. /. B. Hitch
cock and wife, are now visiting in the
city. The elder Mrs. Burns is a re-
markably lively and well preserved
Ii IL. or %
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-08-14
Gro. A. AH,srro,
PeoPle's Drag 5+o-o-
Removed to Fr.1se 4 TEOil'. eiI stand.

Removed to FrAzse 4 TsOii's eid stand.
Two drug stocks combinei-bigzes, sTd beet.
\ full stock Of psiHts. oils and artists' sup
plies
Tobacco. Cigars. Cigarettes and all kinds Of
smoker articles.
Frescririions-FiIled At all hsurs, day or
night. By Galloway.
Anything that can De found iE drst class
drug store will De found at the Peoples
Drug Store aad es-I ythlnS il new. usat
AMI chrsp.
Stationary Of all kinds. liain. white-iaid.
ouion-skin, Irish linen and other pepa!ar
yarietic, IN both plain ana antique finish
Also a complete line of scratch books. Hay
baoks. &c. Inks. pens snd writing mAie-
rials-ih- best :or ikc money.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-08-14
Skinner, Ratcliff &c CO.
The Public

Will please bear in mini that
Skinaer RatclifT d Co.. are still the
leaders in the Dry Goods business.
We have some extra good bargains
in our stock that we desire 10 close
out. All fresh Seasonable Goods.
For superior bargains we submit
the following list;
lot Scotch Ginghams Is 2-3c
former price 2Jc.
lot French figured satine fSc
former price PC.
Tot India silks y 1-2c former
price i5c.
lot India silks lSc former price
25c.
! lot Baiiste, new and handsome
signs y 1-2c former price I5c.
lot Challies : lie former price
l0c.
lot Challies &c former price s I-3c
lot Figured Lawns &c former
price lOc.
We have also 4 large assort-
ment of Summer Dress Goods in
black and white wash fabricks, at
prices within the reach of all.
Our stock of staple Dry Goods is
always complete and our prices al
ways the lowest. Our reputation
is national on Ladies', Misses and
Children's Fine Shoes; we have
madeit by supplying the trade with
good reliable shoes at moderate
prices. In medium priced goods
We are sale agents for Kelley,
GOoGfellOw & Co.'S, factory lire
OF, WOmeE's Misses ard Children's
Shoes. They warrant every pair
TO give entire satisfaction to the
wearer. In Ladies Fine Shoes we
are exclusive agents for the cele-
brated Krippendorf and Dittman
line of Ladies Fine Shoes.
Remember were headquarters
for Clothing, Hats ard Furnishings.
Skinner, RatcIiff & Co.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-08-14
Prairie City Notes.

Mis-. c. 7. Williams was in town n
day or two ago.
a social call from Or. Wm. Cow
ell the otlier day.
Miss Narrie Walker il visiting rel
aiives in Kansas City.
Mrs. Narcis-a Owen spent some
days visiting friends here.
Mr. Mellier, of the Nellier Drug
Co., is a visitor in this place.
J. p. Andrain is ail.ng bnt is hero
ically trying to keep from being sick.
R II Fesperman, the genial post
master Of sSeneca, was down TO see Us
the first Of the week.
Sickness is beginning 10 DC io.t
AMI Drs. Ford and Collins have fre-
qnent calls, the heated term being too
much for some OF the residents.
"A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. L. ID. Flint and The next day Mr..
Flint was around inquiring when the
grass money was 10 be paid out.
Mrs. y. b. Breedlove, Of Sequcy-
all, near Nuidrow, is Wishing her ia
ther, the Hon. William Wilson, who
was very sick but has began to i'm
prove.
The neighborhood is again 10 the
front with u fair wheat crop, a good
crop OF corn and the boss fax turn out
Move up into a country where you can
make a living.
Arg. y, 1890. G. RANK
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-08-14
ATTENTION G. 4. Il.

A special order detailing Comraie Hneston
smith TO muster Lewis Downing Post. G \
r.. August 10th. At O'Clock p. IN. All com
rAdes are requested to meet ai the opera h0Hse
az that date for muster By or'is- %
IA. GALLOWAY. =. e.
Gao. A. ARMSTRONG, q. n. 4S-f9
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-08-14
Cuticura ResoLYent

The nrw Iianl Purifier. internally 90 cleanse NE
blood % Az i'm iritic- as Ilsi.iss- c.en'iis Pid
thu- remove fie clrscf. uu1 trliCrii.. th' - x
skin grrr and T-IlrilA soar. an exquisite ~Eil
nsaufifrr externally 90 clear iils ekin and sea,
and rrsfuFc tie air. cure crcrg disease and hiiii-3f
Of The ska AMI i-i1ol, f-ull liupic- @ fcruilla
Sosl r---yahe-c- rrirr. CrIlCuI;A, saC-: soar.
&c. lsESuitESr. 81. Prepared ly ihc forTEE
URrs aNB f'mEvIsAL tu-i--1llArInS, BOSTON
E5- send for q" How % Cure Bl,ad Disease
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-08-14

The Best Cotton Gin
in the world Is made by The Brown
Cotton gil Co.. New London, Conn.
Send for prices and testimonials.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-08-14

Eczema, RingwoTm AMI letter are
all disagrecable companions and the
source of much annoyance. Hunts
Cure cures them all Guaranteed.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-08-14
A SCR0FUL0US BOY
Running Sores Covered His Body and
Head. Bones Affected. Cured
by Cuticura Remedies.

Then six months old the isii hani of aur little
grandchii he.san o. swell. and had every aplcar
anoe os large boil. We pouicoi Il, hIlf al o. no
purpoze Ahout five months after II hcclmc
runninr sore. soon other sares fnrmel- uc th.9
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-08-14

The barber shops are hereafter to
be closed upoE Sunday.
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c. RAxK.

The serenaders were abroad las:
Thursday night.
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l1<zrr<r- lf-Lan and Z. =. Commits
sfener for Civil Business.
Commissioner of Deeds for Kansas,
Missouri. Arkansas and Texas
Deeds and legal papers drawn and
s<k1ogisdged- Collections against
railroads. for stock killed Once, Ope-
n house Block. Vinita. Ind Ter 1-SS
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aEEuMAIG PAINS

DGny'c skin and S,aip pariiiei an,l hsaHtifed
DA0I y By CUrIcuEA soar Absolutely pare
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TIErTl czrRCH pIRscress:
THOMPSON.

RESIDENT DENTIST.
vsn,ss Ind. Ter.
Rooms northeast corner opera house.
second floor.
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Farms-ks uuderbiis in iefr. one In right,
scar or law Horses same brand same On
right shoulder Range between Little cabin
aud Horse crrek- -
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Skinner, Ratcliff &c Co.
Vi1aiGa, Ind Ter.