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THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED DAILY. Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and llth =, by
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
s.H. KAUFFMANN, PTesE

Tuy Fvrxrxe STAR Is served 70 subscribers in the
49, ~ ON their account, az 10 cents per
weei o- 44c rer month Copies at the counter.
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Entered at the Post ONCE al Washington. d. c..
second lass mail matterl
Tpr WrEkLY STAR-published on Friday-Al q
x..r posfaze PREPAID Six months. so cents
e~A An Isil subscriptions must be paid in advance;
rrraper sent longer than Is Paid for.
hates OF advertising made known on application
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ARMY OFFICERS CANNOT HOLD OFFICES IN
SrATEs-The Secretary of War has issued an Or
der that 'any office created by state statutes is
within the spirit of the law (Section 1929 RS
a civil Office, and an officer of the army on the
active list cannot lawfully accept or hold such
an Office whether in state military organiza-
tiOns or otherwise"
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hS ECONOMY"
o. GAS RANGES.
Is .. SHEDD 4 BRO,
mi2 49, 9th st. n. W.

Es"EcoSo%gysSs GAS RANGES
SIS. sHEDD BRO.
ml2 f32 9th ST. NV.
H H-1STTRRAxELERs IL EuROlE.
soN-os LETTERS OF cKEplT, DRAFTS. CABLE
Every convenience in financiai Matters afforded tray
LEWIS J0HSSoH Il CO., Bankers.
mSi--lh Peiina. ave. and 10Th ST. wv.
H-SFOR SALE
81. Handsome building Sites in the
"6RR "6SRaiRS''iSl2l vpE%,, q
Former ,, ,s SUBURBAN Residence of
,,u Ihis PROPERTY is situated on the
Electric t. L.. at the junction OF
woodley Lane , anG .le he Tenleytown Road.
For Plats and full Information
THos. J. FISHER CO.,
mylo-ot - 1924 st.
49, triet Of Columbia Washington, May /,
500 attention Of ta1payss is called to the tax
personal property The second hair Of such tax where
rs day of May aud ii not psd oefore the y on f
June ensuing shah thereupon be il arrears and de-
% Be d s hs The
other taxes due and in arrears i'll be listed for aver
District Of Columbia. Attest L. g. DAVIS Gollec
Tor OF lakes. d. G. myl-27t
E-.aSA cOPARTNEIsHIp FOR THE MANU-.
- c taetnre SI and SAL Sale 1 Of an improvement in
18th day Of April, 1880. between ANTHONY II
NAVAEIA and EDWARD A. BCTTS. ap.y-eo4w.
Ae--,THE BEsT MAKES OF
-. GAS COOKING STOVES at
Il. +. BROOKS. IL 53l 18TH ST
ARE ECONOMICAL SAVE LABOR
ALL SIZES. ALL PRICES.
GAS FIXTURES.
o. AN IMMENSE DISPLAY OF BEAUTIFUL PAT
ILhNs ap29-eo:sm
K~PENsIoN AND CLAIM AGENTS BLANKS
- at lowest rates. Cool work only.
BYRON B. ADAMS.
mS-lm Book and Job Printer. Ola 9Th St NV
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On WAITING ORDERs.-Ensign William j.
Maxwell has been detached from the U.S.S.
Galena and placed on waiting orders.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-Day. - Internal
revenue, $446 100; customs. 1871, ,923.
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THE ALABAMA FARMERS.
Mr. Oates Says the Alliance VIII Make
a Hard Fight for the Governorship.

Mr.. Oates Of Alabama says the fifth and
sixth Alabama districts are the only ones where
there is being any hard fight made against the
democratic Congressman by the Farmers
Alliance. Mr.. Herbert. he says, far from being
defeated has his denomination assured The
alliance, he says, will make a very hard fight
over the governorship OF Alabama and that the
result is in doubt
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Dry Goops
Sheeting. ~ yards vide. I7c and lSc
1lliOw Case Cotton. lOc.
All-woOl Dress Goods, IN light shades. oOc
IlacS Henrietta hInerc, -, so. o. 1.1c and
s"lOrrd Cashmere, yard wide, MOol Iace- DC
Beautifui Line Dress tiinyhauS 3 and lO.
Feather Proof IlckIug l5c.
lATge Limo Whit Goods in al trades
IO4 Turkey he'd Table Covers .Flc
COttouade Tor Boys Pants, Ia 20 .I.s
ClarA,s %. y. i. Spool Cotton, ABE doz
Gents Outing Shirts, -. - and tsc
large sIzr Lace Iidy, Zoe.
Gents Balbrlxgan Undershirts o5r
Gents Onl2undered Shirts. ~ and 4Se
Red able Linen, fast colOrs zoe
Beached Table Damask 2.,c
JO-yzrd spool sill. &c
1OO-ysrd spool SIX. sC.
Dress Makers Cambria, &c
Ladies Night Gowns. - aud JOc
7. B. TowNER son.
my3 1916 18th stnw
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ASTHMA AND CArARnH
CURED By THE
CIGARETTES EsPIC
OPPRESSION. Suftcating. Coughs. Colds, Chest Nsu-
rHls,ia, &c. Paris: J. ESPIC, 20 hue ST IAzare New
nork fOUGERA. MILHAU. sold by all Chemists
o. America nly-6m. .l&l5
lyUREkA ROACH POWDER
- Nlll positively ENpel all Rosches at once.
No Poison. No PUFF KEQUIkkD.
AHce .sCc Per b VIII be sent by express receipt
oi ~ . amount In stamps postal note
MGnuiacturec by
-, ". II. TCTTLE- Confectioner,
nSz- In ga W. Lexington 81, Baltimore. Nd.
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REVENUE APPoISTMESrs.-The Secretary of
the Treasury has made the following appoint
ments in the internal revenue service: Fowler
A. Hall. storekeeper and gauger. fifth North
Carolina; Herman Nppert, storekeeper, first
Ohio; VIM. H. VanDoren, storekeeper and
gauser, first Colorado; F. NJ. Wadsworth
gauger, Oregon.
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5sSTAKE THE DOUBLE DECKERS AT NY
80 and 9Th ST. for the circus. ml:}-3t
tk,DR. l.. y. NICHOLSON PAS MOVED HIS
80 Office and Residence from OO4 eth St to
1911 81 St NV. Oitce hours to II am. 3 10 III.
Telephone 3o9-3 m.-Im
IH.THEs, LADIES' ACCOMMODATION ON
G~~S., the Business NeI's Excursion to Lincoln,
Nebraska, Is superb. j. A. FINCH, Manager,
MlO-Dt' OlI L st.
it-N.,FIRST COOPERATIVE BUILD :.
~ ING ASSOCIATION
OF GEORGETOWN, ID. c.
Ninth Issue of stock.
Books tor subscription Now Open,
$1,000 in full advanced on each share
MAYHEW Platter Treas. II =. GILBERT Pres
GEO. W. KING, Secretary
Directors-A. H. JACKSON, Dr. L. W RITCHIE
JSO. II. SCHULTZ, ii. q. WAGNER, WAi SMITH
DANL JOHNSON, W. +. GIBBOSS W A. Gun
NlNGHAM. ml0-1m
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&~SNOTlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
49, meeting OF the stockh of the Eureka
morse ana Mule Shoe Company,a corporation created
under the laws of the state OF West Virginia, ana the
certlncate OF whose incorporation, duly signed By the
secretary OF SAID state was made and issued on the
l4th day of March, AID. 1890, will be held at the
town OF Harpers Ferry in said state West Virginia
on TUESDAY. june 8, A. D.. 1890, at the hour of
pm. to elect board Of directors make bylaws and
transact any other business which may lawfully be
done BY the sald stockholde in general NEE ting
Witness the hands OF the Undersigned. majority of
the lncorpOrators of the said Eureka Horse and Mule
Shoe Company aforesaid at the city Of Washington and
District OF Columbia. this 14th day of May, 1890
FREDERICK X Ben.
CHAS. H. EORTS.
L. X. MARkLEY.
WM C. TAYLOR
EDMUND +. HEUNSCH.
GEO. l. PHILLIPS. -i
FRANK MACE
WM II. DOUGLAS
EDWARD r. BECKLEY.
mi o,21 ,26.je2 j. o. VERMILLION
RSF0k SALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES
G~-es Of a Drug Store: location corner OF Bridge
and Monroe sts, AnaCostia. ID c.. formerly owned py
James A. Watson. now NJ ID. this is of the
stands for the retail dru2 trade the District and if
not sold at private sale Will be sold public auction
on THURSDAY. May %, at p m, the premises
ml5-th.s&w3t A. NJ. GREEN, Assignee.
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SouScii OItSOu
TUGS FOR THE NAvY.-Advertisemen have
been issued from the Navy Department for
bids for the construction of three steam tugs
for the United States navy. These tugs are to
be constructed III accordance with plans and
specifications provided by the department, are
to be fully equipped furnished aud
fitted and to be completed and ready for de-
livery within eight months from the date of
the contracts. The cost of each tug including
equipment. outfit and furniture is limited to
$4,000. The bids will be opened at tie NAVY
department at noon on the 18th of June.
PERsONAL-E l.. Aurich, John H. Flagg. H.
Levy. Vim. A. Haines and JOS W. Stoyer of
New York. j. S. Templeton Of Glasgow. Scot
land, JOS. Henning Miss E. Farrell and Miss
VI. Farrell of Asheville. NC, John d. Works
OF San Diego CAL, are at the Arlington
Frank B. Tracy of New York Chas K. Mullin
and Clarence Wolf of Philadelphia. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Walsh. jr., of st. Louis. H. $. Towne
OF Kansas City. Miss \. Norton and Mrs. S. b.
Foster and son OF Chicago. Mrs. ID. Fletcher
and Miss Fletcher of Denver are at the Arno
D. h. Chamberlain and Albert Looming of
New York. late United States consul at Bremen.
and Rensen Whitehousc of Mexico are at Worm
ley's.--J NJ. Reid of Connellsvile, Pa. Gen s.
NJ. Bailey of Uniontown. Pa, ChGs. w. Dayton
VIM. h. Morgan and G. c. Clarke of New York
are late arrivals at Chambcriin's s.-ALeRov
daughters of California JAS. Bancroft of Man
chester. \. H., and Thos. ii. Nelson of Terra
liaute are at the Riggs. s.-Lieu, L. Merriam,
fourth infantry. U.S.A., and family. Geo. W.
Cable OF Northampton. Mass, Chas. DAILY and
A. Ii. Saxton of New York. Jas. j. Brownson
and ]. ID. Moffat of Washington, Pa. and o. j.
Sheridan OF Chattanooga are at the Ebbitt---
W. j. Nelson OF Kansas City, j. NJ. Conway OF
Santa Rosa s. w. Richards of New York. +.
Muher and NJ. Rchersburg, W. W. Scott of
Passaic. Nj, A. Bitterman of Evansville, Ind.
q. w. Jones OF New York and Evan g. Badger
Of Philadelphia are at Wizards. .-JW Ports
OF Baltimore, 1hos. Hunt Talmadge and VIM.
B. Kendall. ir., of Brooklyn and VIM. Sullivan
and wife of Philadelphia are at Welckers.--
John j. Lentz of Columbus. Ohio. and NJ Nc
Intyre Of Boston are at the Langham
Philip Il. Russell of tins city sailed from New
York yesterday for Europe. to be absent three
months. Mr.. Russell has been in poor health
for some months and hopes to receive material
benefit from a change of clmate-D. F.
Willard. DR.. ard Mrs. Wiggin and r. G. Stewart
of Philadelphia Walter Damrosch of New York
who on Saturday weds Miss Blaine Jas. Hicks
of Cincinnati Ohio, Albert H. Veeder Of Chi
cago, Wilson King of Pittsburg, Chas III. Tweed
of New York. b. +. Howell of New Brunswick
and Gen. Stewart L. Woodford are at the Nor
mandie. DIR. 7. c. Stockton of San Diego J.
I. Harrison OF Los Angeles and l.. L. FIatt-
wood of Pittsburg are at the St. James
Hon. Thomas II. Nelson of Terre Hatite Ind.
who arrived in Washington yesterday from
his home, in company with Senator Voorhees,
Is stopping at the Riggs, where he will remain
several days,
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The Freedmnn's Hospital investigation.

Inc Freedman's Hospftai investigation.
The committee appointed by the Secretary
Of the Interior, who have been engaged for
some weeks in investigating the charges made
against DIR. Purvis, the surgeon in
charge of the Freedman's Hospital.
have about completed their work. A
report will be made to the Secretary. The
charges. which have been published in TIE
STAR, relate to the treatment of patiepts in
that Institution and its general management.
1t is stated that the evidence thus far has NOT
sustained the charges made.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
~ATTENTIoN, SCHOOL CHILDREN!

K~ATTENTIoN. SCHOOL CHILDREN!
CUT THIS OUT.
The Sunday Herald will give trip to Europe this
summer through England. France Holland and Bel
gium frstclass cabin passage both ways across the
Atlantic, entertainment at rstclass hotel carriage
hire. &C. to the teacher receiving highest number
of votes on coupons printed in the Sunday Herald.
Be and buy Heralds and send in votes for your
teacher.
The Herald can be had at all news stands and from
the newsboys or at the offices of publication 400 10th
stn.w
Remember, this is the Washington Sunday Herald.
See the Herald for all particulars describing trip &C.
myl5-3t
K - CHEAPER THAN COAL
USE THE PERFECT SUCCESS GAS STOVE.
Call and examine.
aps c. A. MUDDIMAN. GA 18th st.
S1 ACLAss IN MENTAL HEALlNa.-MARY
- Rabbins of Watkins will teach in tnis city.
fS pm a. \" Ho'hhs 'S 9th ST. NV" between miss asa
m.SNoTICE.-ALLP PERSONS ARE WARNED
from this 'H date May O TO- 1891. " & Cox.
Suitland. Md. 1t.
KrSFoR sALE-FIFTY- SHARES JUD-
- son Pneumatic T. X. Stock tparent at $50
pcr snare. Apply to GURLEY STEVENS 1885 ST.
mi5-lm
R~&SoFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS DIS
- trict of Columbia, Washington, May L.,
9O-Ordered: 1. That hereafter the of Potomac
water from pavement street washers or hand hose
Is authorized daily between 80 y. and 4 80 III.
and at no other tines 2 Upon the payment OF rates
heretoiore established by the Commissioners private
fountains will be authorized to play daily between the
hours OF 80 pm and 1870 m during the season
extending from April 10 December l of each year
and at no other times j. W. DOUGLASS. L g. HiNE
II. W. hOBEEI, commissioners DC. 1t
ErSNoTICE.-THE FIRM OF J. T. WALKER
SONS, 2O4 10Th St NV, will be JAMES r.
MAKER, THOMAS Il. WALKER NOBLE j
NALhER, to date from January l, 1890. ml5-3t.
n-y.-s SEE I. b. BARNUM * co.'s DISPLAY OF
S DS $40 suits. These are not suits bought to
sell for no. but broken lots of this springs purchases
T. b. BARNUM X co,
mlo-2t 93l Pa. ave.
BIDS FOR THE PURCHASE, IN BULK OF
- the Stock in Trade. consisting of Clothing
Hats, caps. Boots and Shoes, Guns. &C. in Store No
l2l4 ST. NV, will be received by the under led
until SATURDAY, MAY Il. 1890, at & O'CLOCK pm
1he right to reject any and all bids is reserved
MM. LOWkNTHAL, Assignee of IL. Laudy,
mlo-3t l24i 9TH st. NV.
VIEW PARK
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AUCTION SALE POSTPONED TO
SATURDAY NEXT AT 2 O'CLOCK PM.
Take o'clock train Metropolitan Branch B. and O.
RR. Railroad tickets And plats can be obtained of
Ratcliffe, Darr Co., auctoneers, go Pennsylvania
ave-, or at our Office
A. 8. PRATT SONS
Real Estate Loans and Insurance,
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COUNTRY BOARD.

III ERBERT HOUSE, LAUREL MD; BEAUTIFUL
Il Ground. plenty of shade; 9 minutes from station
terms, s2O per month j. y. HEKBERT, Prop
MI
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XESrHE IhADEks' NATIONAL BANK
Washington,
0lO-OlS Penna. ave. NV,
washington safe Deposit Company Building
Bank Opens
g:.5O an. from April TO Oct. l.
10 am. from Oct. to April l.
Closes at m.
This bark socits the accounts (large and smalD Of
lndiNldHals hrs and corporations, pledxing careful
aAd PROMPT attention TO all business entrusted
livery facility with sound Ian will be-
extended to its customers.
Directors:
Geo. c. Henning. Osceols C Green
Chas. Baum, (;eo A Shahau
T. L. DroOp. lu1iI a., Scsnfer
SSnn l. NAinciL samuel :. Shedd,
"hl A. 1ofuon. Enmons ~ smith,
GEo c. HENEISG DkESr l. BALDWIN
President Cashisr s
Capital $50 paid . Scou noo
Surplus tpaid advance, 4, ..-.- s4O'OOO
ap3 '''''
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ROACH POWDER

n5lzIn' ~. v Ls.ingIon 81 81. B.Ilin0Te. Md.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-05-23
SICKHEADACHE

Bilious Esrndachc, D.
illness. Constipation, IA.
efGesffon, Billions At
hacks, and al Grr1ng
naents of the stomach
and bowels, are promptly,
relieved ard permanently
cured by the use Of Dr.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-05-23

ENERGETIC GENTLEMEN AND
= ladies are maxim rom $50, 10
5000 Der month securing members for
ocp association. rhework Is light and
plea sani; one agent wanted l., eacn
co ,niy II you can oily devote twD
hon Is per dav to our business, II, will
paw YOU we'll d 'reSs j, r. Slatei,
n Western Manager, Chic go to-Orera-
tive Purchasing Association, Salt Lake
city, Utah
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-05-23
DR.. C. D. Salfeld
2T8 A"sEnry ~sr~es.
AN FRAN CIsCo. "a

Consultation strictly confidential, by e,ser
or at office, FREE For the convenience of
patients, and in order to insure perfect secrecy
I have adopted private address. under which
all pa ckages are forwarded
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-05-23

We ths uriersi ;:ied hereby certify that the
Bra 9, "a isna. OF Mexico. in chihuahua
has s. ieposis from the Mexican international
ba,fi.,s conpauy. the necess Try funds TO
qua .te 10 sfa',.r 81 alithe prizes drawn in
the -.sa7I .stery of JuareZ.
W e.. s.isi' e, ..fy shst we will supervise all
the ~. lpgcne,i.s, aud in perso II manage and
con,rs.s Al. &c i.awiugs OF this Lo-t-ry, and
tina, q san 81, conducted with honesty, fair
ness au.l Il. gooc faith towards all ptrtics.
JoHS 81 MosBgi Commissioner.
CAMILo AR6UELLEs,
supervisor for the Government.
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$75. to $3.50. 90 ca . !. S %.S wras

for ms. Aes nts ~ .erred who cansurnt
a ns'rse End give iheii whole time to the b
Des. spare momcut- m De nroetably
loyed So A few cer cies IL town~ and cis
les. r. :. JOHNSON d co. 009 NJ in : !.
rie,,Toril Va.
". y. STR cge and business e:rDer1eac' /.
Nerer mind about sending stamp Jo' r~0ty
e. r. j. d. CO. 010.cn
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Shiloh's, Vitalizer is what you
want for Constipation, Loss in APP
petite, Dizziness, and all symptoms
of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and rs cents
per bottle. 49,.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-12-11

"Is this the best?" is a question
often asked when medicine is wanted.
The following are few Of the med.
ieines Of known reliability, sold 10y
Patton & Co., druggists. of this place.
They have many other excellent med
ieines, but these are worthy Of special
mention:
Chamberiain's Cough Remedy, ia
nous for its cures Of severe colds, and
as a preventive for Group. Price 50
cents per bottle.
Chamberlain Pain balm, a general
family liniment and especially val
liable for rheumatism. Price 50 cents
per bottle.
Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy, the most reliable
known medicine for bowel complaints
II is especially priced by persons sub
Ject to collie. Ii has cured many case
Of chronic diarrhoea. % and 50 cents
per bottle.
St. Patrick's Pills for disorders OF the
liver and bowels. A vigorous but gem
tie physic that cleauses aud renovates
the whole system. p cents per box.
Caamherlain's Eve ami skin Oint-
meni. For tetter, salt-rheum, scalds
head, eczema and chronic sore eyes.
p cents per box.
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NOTES FRoM ADAIR.

VIM Poplln made trip to McAlester the
pnst week on business.
-Uncle Dave Thompson has his new .hOuse
almost ready for occupancy.
Col II n Grafton, OF Tahlequah, paid a
visit to HIS ranch near here the past week.
Mrs Bacon Atwell arrived on the5th rrom
St. Clair Co Mo. Mr.. Atwell has rented
farm near Chelsea.
-wm Cummings and wife. Of Seneca, are
the guests OF D s. Cummings and will spend
week OF two visiting.
u adge Clark and son James, L. shreck,
Ed AdAir, Father Stevenson aud sons, ct. al. /.
have been attending court az Muskogee the
'past week They all say conrting Is expensive.
"A regular old time snow down here about
Ave inches deep The storm set In on sAtur-
day evening about s O'Clock p. M, In the
form OF rain, soon turned TO sleet and then
into genuine driving snow storm which con-
tlnned until sunday afternoon.
IL cnrious Incident was that Of certain
conductor who. discovering a man In car OF
merchandise while getting orders at this sta
tion the other day. procured a hammer and
nails from the agent and nailed the gem
tleman up in the car, to be turnei over 20 the
police on arrival at Muskogee.
The drama entitled Nevada" was re-
peated by our home talent on tho 2nd but
ewing to the lnciemency OF the weather the
house was but poorly filled. Financially II
WAS not a success but It is deserving 20 say OF
the actors that they acquitted themselves
nobly We have reason TO be proud Of our
home talent and hope that they will select
another drama at once and proceed TO pro-
ceed with the proceedings =
December 5. 1880. w. H. q.
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p0lSGs AT Cn0UTEAU.
The Beautiful" Duly Reeognired-A Eeeord o.
the HagQeninsr Of the gommgpltJ.

Tile sick are improving
Nj. Glabbey went to Mustogee last Sun
day.
Mrs. Mauck is worry sick at her home near
The mill.
The wife ofMr. Beatty Is visiting her folks
In Tennessee.
John Devers, OF Grand River. WAS visiting
the writer last evening.
George Meyers. OF Pryor Creek tank. was
In town last Wednesday
Important change. slocum, the black
smith, has dyed his mustSche.
The stock yards a ihls place are being re-
paired by the a q 4 carpenters.
Capt. Reynolds:tho' downed Ia no, dead
and is "bnsy as bee in hell' at the NJ. X.
7. house, o. which he is proprietor.
Jim McGni contemr rlates visit to his
folks in Philadelphia, In The near future HIS
trunk has been purchased but not packed.
Cattle on the prAirles have sought the
timber, and sheltered nooks behind hay ricks
and out-bulliings 10 an endeavor to eacaps
the chilling blasts OF Boreas.
some o. the denl1ens OF ChouteAu must
high Olympus. few nights since, judging
from the zig rag manRer Of their Iocomotiou
at early morn.
mo cloud above. no earth below;
uniyers 0fsky and snow -
These lines OF Walttier were suggested
this morning, when on arIsing aud look
ing out. We beheld mantle OF the
beautiful. " stretching away over the brown
prairos as far rs the eye could reach in
every direction. Bat ON closer examination
we found that while terra arma seemed some
what obscure there were clouds In abundance
overhead aud those came clouds have been
sending down fresh Invoices Of the sams spot
less drApery for mother earth, at Intervals
during the entire day. The wind has been IN
the north all day, and as write, is pitching
down from the Kansas pralries with a mourn-
ful howl and frlshted with icy coldness
Dee. Z, lsoo. srIKE MAUI.
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PafoR CREEK NOTES.

BOX supper next Thuraday night, The iith
-Themomelor stood at zero At O'Clock THU
An
--our school Is doing welii forty odd schol
ars asrolled.
w i oaborn Is adding another room sc
his dwelling,
-Dr, l.. D. Crawford. of Tahlrquah. ha'
located with us
N, H. wetmore, our agent, Is away on .
ten day lay on
---Rev. A. d. IIulls' child has been very
aicl but 10 better.
--Flzz Dranstetter returned on the ssh
from Walt 10 Mssonri.
Oh how the wedding bells are chlmeingi
look ont for one or two marriages ere the
holidays are over.
1T Ia scmewhat strange that the railroad
company does not build depot at this place
as It Is needed very badly.
"A protracied meeting had been going on
for some time but this cold snap froze IL oat
Il will revive again as soon as the weather
will admit.
Dec. 8, 1890. Coo-Y-YAH.