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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-03

Next TO tbs "uncrowned king" him
self, Mr. Dillon a. the sge OF SS, and Mr..
O'Brien at ;hs age OF "a, have become
the most powerful men in the Irish
party. Mr.. Tn Harrington, as
Secretary for eight years Of the Ma
tionsl League, has gained a knowledge
of the movement second 20 none of mis-
colleagues in the House of Commons.
All three members we're included in
the Times" list of the criminals"
tried by the Special Commission. Not
even Mr. Sexton. who as an orator, is
admitted BY al Psrliamentsrisns TO be
almost second - Gladstone, has made
40 many effective speeches at ST.
Stephens az Mr. Dillon and Mr.. o Brien.
Since Mr.. Se1ton's long illness they
have sprung 20 the hrst place IS Sens
torial Gladiators. and during the past
session they have shared with Mr..
H~sly the honors osths arena.
Within the last three years. 10 is not
too much 90 say that the English ssti ..
mate of NJ Dillon and Mr.. O'Brisn has
undergone = complete change. a change
not wholly due TO Ar. Glsdstone's "nsv
departure On Mr.. Dillon's return
from America eleven years ago,
having eomplsted the work OF orgsniz-
ing the American counterpart TO the
LaDd Lesgue h- became in the in.gins-
tion Of Tories and Liberals alike the
stormy petrel Of irish politics. he was
regarded "a r1an of ths most viol.nt
opinions and ths EXTREMIST courses. =
rhetorical dyRsmiter and an orstorical
invincibls. In ths days OF the L.ud
League hs wss constantly receiving. I
learn from Nr I. F. O'Connor. lstters
OF menscs aud insult which pictured
him a. the monster Robsspisrrs OF
the Irish movement The few Enxiish-
men Who knew Irish history knew shat
the son of leader in the young
Irslaud movement hs had been born
and bred in sn stmCsphers OF rebellion,
that his wss one or the wsrmest vel
comes John Miteh received on rstura-
ing from exile sad that no one hsd
been 6srcer 10 dsaounciug Isaac Prtt
when tbat leadsr vas fastening 20 his
fall with msnv, this kno-lsdSs only
intensified their sitter hostility to the
man. In The House % Commons hs
wss frequently ths object Of hurri-
cane Of wrath. and under Mr.. Forster's
reign Of terror n vas one OF the Erst 20
be thrown into prison. Even when
Mr.. Glsdstoas iaclinsd the hearts Of
Enriish Liberals mere generously to-
wards the Irish Sstionslists the hot
rsmbsr for Eat N.yo was stiil rs-
gsrisd fer sons tins ss she Hstspur of
so Fsrasilit. party Or Nitshis. ths
Dean cf Wiaeh.sssr. va The frss -
pns John Dillon rixbt With ths
Enriish puhiie By snt-rtsininx hin -
guest Ia the past tAr.e years Mr.
Diuon has frequently sppesred oa
liberal platforms md it hss beea
foani that thsrs l. anothss side 80 he
character Tt hAs se~n foaad thst h
hss g-ntle f-eiiars a. ~sIi - hot pss-
sion. that az csa excite tssrs 81 pstaos
- veil a. sheats Of snrs-. sa6 thst 80
fsr from osiaE st-rn irrscoaciissb8s
hs car - q. forFiTfnz e. "a rs-t sS
his eeaatrTmea- AZ esassQasass
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-03

Keep I'd your spirits By good thoughts-
Enjoy Tho pleasant company OF Jour
best friends, bat in al snjoyments be
tenpors,e. Learn the art TO Be pro-
fsrrsd before al others. Of being happy
when done-~hiob consists In the en-
eouragsnsst II good hopes and ration
al pusuits-tn leading an Industrious
lie, ard IN having constantly before you
some ebiost OF attainment In your
converse With the world. BE ever care
fal. for The sake Of pescs. 20 speak III
oi no one. to treat your knowa enemy
WITH civiiitT. and 70 slut yonr ears
sg.inst evil reports Of AL kinds-N Y.
LaiTsr.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-03
Sealed Proposals.
orrleE BoAnp og PunLIc Wonks. !

Oftttk BtAhb o. llHlll hnkkt.t
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. sept. % lss1.
Sealed proposals will be received at the
ViaSe VI .e D"aiu S'l, =
the alley In block II. Dexter traction. from
rescent avenue 10 East Bridge street accord
ing To the plans and specifications on file at
the Office Of the Board.
The board reserves the right TO reject any or
all bids.
Each bidder shall deposit with hts proposal
the sum Of $1,000. 70 be forfeited % the City Of
Grand Rapids Ia case he shall fail 10 enter
into contract IN accordance with his proposal,
should hts said proposal be accepted by the
Board OF Public WORKS.
All proposals must be made upon blanks that
viii be furnished upoa application at u
once of the Board.
By order OF the Board.
JAMES y. DAVIS.
Attest: President
FEKp. A. TwAsLEv. Secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-03
LEGAL ADYERTISIkG.
Sealed Proposals

kst.et kssAs ~ ftEhsC eEks
GEkNe kAFlp4. Aiich. - - = So
~eaiFa pro 81 t4 ee - fhf atlce
81 tie hsafe ENa >st Al4ss. Detoefr 4 So ~
E AZ foT tht ctslttrartita. ef > SFNcf lp
rr1a sat siIoct. Lros1 HsIker 1xeDae 80
As.et4 strNEt-
ae hsAr1 reserves tas rtx1f - s<ieei aas
81 a. ssts
fzca siaasE shall aeposis ~ith hls pfepesAl
ihs sea ~ tlsz-0t O. X forlzisee y tse cts u
0fsne h3ssak case BE- aAaa t2l - e4kos
tato oenfrhtt lE Afcerdanes Wffh has rT4pc
szi sh0ata as AS4a Flfonckkl &c ancff flo4 -
ths kasIs ~ f4hlif ~ efkS
a. proposals mrst nt EAae uPen bi4nks
tAst eih Is furnished aP0H 4Ipticeficl ~ ne
- &c - the ks4rl
b ardeT q t1e BQ&Fs
JAMES y DAVIS
Attest President
fsKB a. TNwA4EsH. Secrxt4rs. ect
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-03

A SSEsSMENT ROLL for the construction OF
II sewer ia Stocking street, from lhifd
street 10 Fourth street ia tue city Of Grand
Rapids.
OfrIcr oY CRY CLfRg
GRAND RArIDs. Mich. Sept. a. lss0
To-
Floyd A. Brown. Patrick Connell. Charles
CcnneN, Andrew Doye, Nm. Kchternach.
s4mae l. Fuller Duane L. aud Addle HSiui-
ton. Isaish Irwin. J. VI. Martin. luclns MQn-
son. BeTnhardt and Cstherin kapp, Ines Pst
nam. Harrison Peal Matthias Ssikowski
estate 81 Elizabeth smith. p. R.NsuKin. Ihos
Widra. Sarah Webster. John Nhit~erfh.
You are hereny notified that an asstssn ent
is about % he made upon yOu 10 crfIsy the *
pe1se Of the aforesaid Improvement. an
assessment roll has been risde in Ike prem
ises and T. ou le IN the clerks once of said city
where u viii remain open for Inspection unfil
Monday evening. oct. O. lSu. when and
where you can appear before the Common
Council IN ssia evening and show cause ifanV.
Why said assessments - ouid not be maze and
collected according 10 iay.
v. A. SHISKMAN.
276 CITY Cle-k.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-03

A SSESSMENT ROLL fer the construction Of
n . sewer IA siDley street ffam est Divi.
sion street q South Jefferson street. IN the
elIy Of Grand Rapids.
0lFlcE or Cif1 CIEnK.
GKASD RAFIDs. Mica sept. 80. los3.
To-
Hannah c. Barnard. Katherine A. flake.
James u Converse. James Curtis, guils Annie
Diei, William plel Car Oritzks. brand hHplos
a Indiana halfway Co. Michaei Hcrneixti.
Sylvester OisEewski. Agnes kortSs, Jebn 0te-
NitE. Bertold Luten. Thomas }. Lucas. Lake
shcT~ 4 Michigan southern Railway o.
Anton Mechier Theresa Nsle. NeNoN.o N TX
Co.. Jan P0aleSki William A. rhinknsn her-
nard =. Shlnkmsn. Anna NJ eehaIitnbeff
Nicholas Sehoeahoieh. EliIanetn c. rtitknes.
VIM J. IuFnbul. Mary Il. Iurnbuli. william
Wfs'erhousr. Thomas Walsh.
You are hereby notihod thai an assessment is
about te be made upon yea Ia dsffay the -
pense OF the aforesaid Improvement sn
assessment roll has been made in the
premises and IS on Die IN tue clerks ONCE Of
said city. where 10 viii remain open for inspee-
ton until Monday evening. Get. 6. lss, aheu
ana where YOU can appear before Tue Common
Council oH said evening aud show cause, III
any, why said assessment should not be made
ana collected according 10 law
". A. SHINKMAN.
Z6 CITY Clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-03
Sealed Proposals.

orYsrF f0tpn o. PrEsdc Y0rEs
Gst~D HtFfns. Mich sept - fsen.
sealed proposals VII - rsceivfd A. the otilce
If fhe rosrd Ynfl Safurs4v. 0cfaher = Isa0
a. . 2. ~ for fse couSf~ur tier - sever q
Fremont stree. from Walkef sfenEe - -
eaff e. seet arcord inE % f8c 1isns Ard spec
arSffans on fie ~ ne efnce ri tne Beard.
Ihr board reserves tne riahf p reject any
OF 80 BIDS
Feeh Bidder shsF deposit With his rra7oSal
the sans ~ 5000. - - fsrfeite6 70 t1s Ctr
~ erand haafde sa case g. sha3i IA ~ enter
fnto Contact fr aecsrfsref rffh he 70
pcSsl. shoafa SIS s<it pfofe~-i - aEtep pted ~
ffs nazrd ~ P1blIt orAs
All frenasas -zst se wafs uusa banfs
that wfI - far-.s shsd npon zp9f csfisa at tns
- % 81 TIE Eezra
Bg erder ef l5e fssTf
JAS n DAVIS
Arrest Pre- se-t-
Fps- T4.s-r- S,..rsfs-r ort 4
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-03
NOTICE. OF COMMISSIONERS on olAlss.

state 81 Michigan. Oeaaly 81 kegg-sS fro.
bate Court fei ssld te4atf.
kst2tz 81 gcTiius filsir, eeScs~ee
IAe uadTrSiEAca hkxinE bcsE Appointed ~
fhe II ca. udEs ~ Preesfs ef sad ceuHts. ceIa-
i-sioneFs "a eis.ins in he nisf 81 - said
estate. ans slA m3uEns ffoEn the fblrc day -
eepteIEh her. A. II. -. hsyinx eeeH SllsNeo ~
clAias against said estate. IA which a. resant
taeir ciainis 10 Is fof ezsminaIicH auo sd3 3usf
mxht.
Neilee Is hereby given. that We viii Reei 90
Mohcsy. the eth das d Ocister. A j. lts>.
4Bs on TUESDAY the So day 81 March A. i.
Henry }. fsl1rT II Monroe slrect Il the city
Of Graad Rapids. in said 90 unity. u receive
Aad eNaIHiEs such clSins
Dated September ". A. ID. lsse.
HENkk j. IELkER
JOHN " holG0NB.
ffi oetS Commissioners
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-03

Detroit rkprsss le,enug 50 : m has Wager
paflcf Ano bAieI cat attached. aid evening
express i-shing - p m has paflGf Al
tacled. These train, make direct connecIl0n
Ia Detroit for az poilfs last
tnnr-~s leaving at 81 6i M has Wagner
sleeping car 20 Defro l. arriving ir Detroit al
- M.
Steamboat express makes direct connection
at Grand Haven VITA steamer fer Milwaukee
Iarqugh raiiraa tirkefs auC ocean steam
ship tickets and sl~ela az caf berfhs secured AZ
D. o. h. A N. once. = NoHroe 81. and ~ the
depot
JAS. Campbell. City Pass Aren't
JOHN M. LOUD. franc Manager Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-03

hrs Snodxrsss-Your hzsbsrd som
plsins that ~ cant smsks tie cigars
yon bszxht for hin
Mrs. snivel-v-Wsli. I asn't year ths
boaR-t hs bought for n-. nsitasr.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-03
rREAsUsEn.s NOTICE


CIf4 TressarsT's c1res.
c~zrf Ferfas Nicf. ~e1f = -
Net fs f-ra,T e1Fen faat 80 esseSs1le1t
- fsr - rrr sl-fsrftrf 81 SeFfT a -ffisfff
street fraz eea ars xtreff - krFtFft ttr-ef
ia ths rfr .f ersna Fspi4s . aaV ~
fa-4s 49, fnzf i ella reesf rav stft f'ssre1.
ser tAs rerfa.t e. rrfzty saws u1r ies 49,.
- - 81 81 tbs Cfzs IresssreT or nsA
fsTast1E = PFsb4
oct IS tity Er-sssFeT,
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-03

THF NIAGARA FAlLs RoUTel

ftMy. AL Nihefs deiA except sunday.
1akias effect SuadAg Ju.g ~. iso>.
ricrping cars on fHc hc and Atiauflc IA
Presses l. ane IRON Detroit fsriuF cafs fllI
oH DAs Express sno GRAND Rapids Express %
sud from Detroit Direct connections made
AZ Detroit with al tnIeaxh trains EAsf nck
sts on sale ~ niol 'fCkei once 81 MoufOe-
81. -Hd 81 mon drIjif
iEan A. fkiOss. aenl hg'f. ~ Monrse-sL
O. ". hgcGlKs. q. 7. ilnd 4. Agt. Chlc@go.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-03

A SSESSMENT ROLL for grading. gravsllrg
n ana paving the cutters OF Eleventh. avenue,
from South Division street 20 south lonla
street. In tue city Of Grand Il pids.
DTFiCf % CRY CiERE.
GRAsD RAPIDs, Mich. Oct. /. i.sg.
To-
Jane Button, Richard Collins. Lncrets A.
Elwell, Chas. ]. Frost. i. IS. soodspeed fr-
via T. aud Cora J. Moore. Jacob Na2el. Eliza
beth Patterson. Aibert smith. John :. smith.
EuZene Smith. M"rgaret scAn.0n. Henry Van
NDurhis. Essle 4. Wayne.
You are hereby notified that an asre 'sment
Is about 20 b.. made upon YOU 10 oei ay fae
expense 81 the Aforesaid Improvement, a.
assessment roll has been made Ia the prem
ises ana Is on hle In tns clerks ONCE of sEii
city where ~ will remain open for inspection
until Monday eycrlng. Oct. 8. ih91 when and
where you eau appear before the Comm On
Council on said ev ninE and SHOW cause, u
anv. why said assessments should rot be mSdc
and collected according 10 law.
W A. SBINKMAN
ZIG city Clerk
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-03

"Vii rsu lsvs ne tA.a a. ro~r
y" II love rsa Has sad sssns
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-03
IN THE CAUSE Or ERIN.
ne adissfon o. tns NztionAl.ss
Ps IA Amarica

Hr. pflfasa he1aras A. Anzsrfe4 Eaasx
eir~. lnst>Aees slz.iiAF - fAsee aasr
uAfeh IA FtEst Ceaas a Ciasass -
sh1 seAfaaaans - IrisA P@txtats
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-03

We'll srs you ssias to rsry Es-
i.ilsf"
Ne. -snt - -. h.r fssh.r saS be
pave M IN. rsfassl Of her
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-03

A ASSESSMENT ROLL for the construction 81
u sewer second street. from stocking
street 10 Michigan street. IA the city OF 1r~ad
Rapids.
OFTIcE or CRY ClKHK.
grand RArIDs. Mich. fept %. 1870
To-
Peter l.. Anderson. Charles II. Bacon, Paul
DeTf. John GrackyS. Johann Handle. Pete
llundemer. julius Houssinan. LaaehliB Ne
Curdy Christ Nonesnan. Jacob oct rir. John
4. kose. NJ. semprowSki. ieter hNlntek. John
i. Wick.
You are hereby notified that an assessment
is about 20 be made upon you 20 aeiray the eA-
penSe OF the Aforesaid improR rmeAt a. ss'-s,-
fnent roll has been made in tie premises aud
II on file in the clerks Ole OF said ely, NAfre
10 viii remain open for inspection until Nnn-
day evening. oct. q. ls99. when and where
you can appear before the Common Council
on said evening and show cause. II any why
said assessments should not be made and COZ
lected according 10 law
W. 4. SHlSEykN.
276 City C.eTk.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-03
.rEKror KnIIERY lcapfxr.

T7ie 80 So re-rarEs-fv s1e~~~~f~s ses~r 30
rtf-- tserr1st -sf-n f1r Ia - - - r-<r
ars re-sf-I snFrr~tsor - ees2s FeFff - Fer-
rr-s vrr rsestaf efa-~~r A AAksk ftsI
5 n. 81 4efrar "a ar.rfef. t1se
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-03
AKE snoRE a NIcHIeAN soUTHERy
DULUTH, SOUTH SHORE { ATLANTIC

tIFGtsT wtcsER BUffFT slrTPERS
Tie Ddofh. .Sos'h Shsrs Z tilsrix ~ ], ihs
Sbort llns foH ltwsr MphRsr ss Ma
oustts, Hougkioh, NsgsBnss s. PsJl Mn
nsspeis. D0Afth. Porilsn6, seattle. Tscerrs
and re Great Northwest
Fer Mars I,gv.sf Bstes. efe csn % uss~ssI
sftet hFe1t ~ address
w. DEtEItG ga-kseu Nlsb-
1sieirirf Pass LFsot
w.FFTTcH. csB H1EBAED.
Sst Nsnarrr. e.FtIA
Esrquefis Nieb ga
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-03
pErRoIT. LANsrNa NoRTnrRN-

DETROIT. LANSING NoRTHERN-
nAfAFf.
ENpre . for SaflnSw arc hay CITY. 81 h5 m
Naii ser lsnsing. Deffoif and hast. Z. m
fress Ter i.susl 81. Nfiioit aud tastfl gl in
Nsii for Alma. 81 jouis auc sfiuaH.fs 81 , in
Fast BAD. Scr Detroit. NeN ora aDd
Boston ................ .......... ...-...s 25pn
sHEffE.
Nail from saginaw saG BAY City fii 59sm
Maj frafu fsaHelnE Asffolt anu hast ffz u 4 "a
i at Ear. from lsausiuE. Detroit aHd
TIE EAst .a.......... stOipm
IXpress fr0m l4ansinE aud Detroit = s. 81 m
ExrTcss from n4E Eaa. 81 Louis auf
.kifna...... ..........- fIo59pm
sDsilx. fHsilr. sHee4f euudav
The shortest ane % beffpHt ard a. Re.
CANT DSrior cars brfweeB belfnIf aHd sfaad
kapics
for fickefs and irfermafieu arpis 81 rnioe
ticket ofnce. q MoHros ~. ard rhlsn depot
1FoEeK bshsYrs. Gen. Pass tTt
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-03
Cheap Lands ard Homes n Ksn'gcsy, Ten
retses, klsbsms.


or fhe fire of The CCkEN A ChK~CbTT
ROUTE csn - f0unf splendid bottom upland.
timber ard stock ixnds. hiso ths tnest irulf
sud rinffA lsuds ou The cont netf. Tor ssst
OF faFcrsfie terms
FAHNRRS witt al thv getting ref h1rr.
in fhe Susrs 1a8th. where b'lrrsras sna ife
CAD 3 aims afs Hnknown. 1nlE HHe fr1H
ffnrsf fn + .r1ersef. HarftWHa. tsrffd. tlsf-
fs7coga. Tenn Nfv FrEls1f fify fort fssHs
as Alfalfa sia. Hrflf -. efss-. hrcs1 =
Shrsv0raff Ia PARTIES lfs'rsHE f1tfr lteb
81 rh1I~s sorsffafs far fsffcrf-a. F-iiffrf
sites r insFai t-0bfr Ersz "a ere sffirHt
fural aanfe fan ntTsin r~iishs fr sNea
pfff rfHrfT rssns - .fdrse<irE p p I'D
WkFIlS Qrrefal Fasss sff sHr 7Irksi tKsHf.
Queen & Crescent feuff Gre nnst. Ohio
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-03
TRAIN TINE TABLRS.

fsKAND aAFIns 4 sNnIANA kAIIknAD
- "a eHxgi JEnt IA
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-03-13
CHELSEA NOTES.
wa o.

Didn't the ground hog make = nistsks7
A GOOD barber can do well here
We now boast Of fully organized dramat-
ic club.
Bern. to Mr. and Mrs James. williams. a
daughter.
james Aehlin shipped two cars Of corn fed
cattle TO 81. Louis Saturday.
Charley Poole Is having . neat picket
fence put Up around his resid-nce
Our calabOose jast aaished, seems to be q
very ssbstsntia affair. - no one has broke
into it 80 far
DR. .FOrtner vas called in consultation
with Dr. Dixon in Mrs. Hsnry's case last
week She il still very low.
Anthony says he did not 20 TO the dance
b0eause the widow had other company. A
poor excuse Is better than none.
Pat Henry. Jr.. and JUICE Ciingsn talk
OF buying an mediator and starting chicken
faetOry On . large scale in the near future.
The genial smile Of TIE CmrFIAIx naa
besmed on NJ for . whils Saturday Come
again Harvey; we are always glad 70 see you-
Mr.. Pennington. OF ClArksvil Ark, has
become . resident OF our city and will conduct
the hardware and grocery business soon % te
started by G. A. Davis
We are trying 20 make Cheiaea one OF the
best towns in the territory aud are going to
succeed. too. II society. churches and schools
have any bearing We new have a good
church ana school. three general nsrchsndise'
stores. two drug stores. o1soteIs. two
blacksmith shops. one carpenter shop and
good mechanics 70 run them Look out for
the .'future great" for We have come to stay.
Mar 10. lsa5 Yours truly, McGISrr.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-03-13

The freeze made tie wheat look badly
This farmers are beginning 10 SOW oats
IT : Rensea Is doing thriving business
at the Grove
Quite an enjoyable dance Was given at the
residence OF Mac BAEza last Tarsdsy night
week
Miss I-sura West. amer a lingering sick
ness Of I've or six weeks. is bEck to her old
school again Miss West hAs . very Eood
school
Jim Ballard anil wife passed through the
muddy Prairie last week en- route for
Cl1renore, where they will make their
future home
Mr. IRWIN. a non-eitizsn. lost two saddles
last TuesdHy night lie succeeded in espiur-
ing his saddles last Fridzy aud guess the .
5 deputy marshAls will capture the boys VINO
stole them
March 10 Ikp1
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-03-13
TULSA ITExS.

-Delonsdaie Was bslabored over The head
with ak shooter few days ago By Deputy
Grztz Dalton. almost 10 insensibility-
Crest preparations are being made by our
farmers for a crop this year Airssdy eonsid-
srable pl0Wing has been dons. and iznber
men report steady sales OF lumber
-Onr cid t0unsmAa. NJ b Baird. ef wal
mt log fame. returned 20 our midst en- ths
Sra inst. after several months absence
''Nel'' is q genial fellow and Is made rs hap
py 10 see him rsturn to his old friends-
-Dr l. Ruder arrived on the sssh ult.
with the intent Of forming a partnership wiki
DR. Band. Their letter heads will soon AP-
pear - .'Drs. Bls7d 4 Ruder-'' DR.. RAIDER
halls fram Pleasant Piaiss. Ark. and comes
we'll recommended physician and . gen
tieman. He was formerly = resident Of Iowa
and an acquaintAnce Of Dr. Bland and al that
gentIsm1n's Hrgeng reqzss. DR.. RAIDER gave
mp his location ~ Pleasant Plains 10 remove TO
this place
nfn
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-03-13
CLAEEsOKE NOTES.

Why don't the town council build calls
booses
Why don't the business men advertise
their goods2
Mrs J. ?. Ballard will open up a miilin-
cry and s.ressmskin. shop at Ciaremore dur
ing This month
Harvey shelton. editor OF THz CHIEFTAIS.
made our town a visit Last week. In the Inter
est OF his paper
James Boland and family from Delaware
dietriet, have GENE TO our Awn 20 live. We
hear he is going int the drug business
William Meliot kiilel a wild tarksy near
W +. Sanders farm. weighing twenty
pounds This indicates thAt The Wild game
still roams the forrest
We hear onr chisfhas besn called 10 Wash
ingtOn- We hope he can accomplish somr-
thing for - gcsd OF his people in regard 10
our strip. AMI see what right the raiiruad
companies hare TO demand heir part OF the
land laid OF in the Indian Territory. Ir any
person Is 10 get \ slice on our pubiic domain,
which Was patented 10 us by the L ; govern
m=nt. We had better Sue in 4 court Of Justice
and see II We can hold common or individual
title
March To- 100 GEAr EaGLE.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-03-13
TIE POPULAR LINE

To the esst is the Burlington Route uI-nRi-
hal 4 - Joseph q n Tie service ~ tnis
line has been constantly improved until D;
has reached degree Of exreilence surpassed
by none. AMI eqnaied by few. She BEriins-
toms ..Eli'' Is probably the Enest and most
popular train running between the Missouri
river ard Chicago. being q solid through YES
thule train af PuIimsn slrrfcrs and Free
chair ears. Leaving KaHsas city. Atchison
aud 81 Joseph after supper. the passenger
arrives In CairaEa at Sis in the morning.
Having taken breakfast On ore Of the Bur
iington's world renowned dining cars. b. b.
rsady for the day's business. or In s-aple time
"a make all eastern conaections-
For the convenience OF passengers from
kansas City the --Eli'' takes a dining car ont
Of Kansas City on which csst-boana l,assrn-
gers are served with a supper Wsich is equaied
by few hotels.
The Burlinsfon's ST. Louis iins. though
comparatively new. Is becoming better known
and growing In popular favor every day until
Il bids fair in the rear future TO be iae favor
lie line between the Hissonri river and -.
Louis. This train consisting Of through
sieeperS. chair cars and coaches leaves Kan
sas city. Atchison aud - Joseph after sup-
per aud puts tke passenger in - Louis for
breakfast, and ample tine 70 make all con
nections.
Yon are also rcqusstrd o. bear In mind that
the Burlington lKausas City. ST Joseph &
Council BIuHs q. L } Is the only line running
through Puiimsn Bunrt si-rpers betvc cen
Kansas City and -. Joseph and -. Pau. sni
Minneapolis. This is the short line betVrch
Kansas City, 81. Joseph and Omsha- Through
daily trains with sirrrrrs and chair cars
In whatever direction you travel be surs
your tickets =e-d over the darlington Route.
thereby insnring yourself The greatest Amoani
OF comfort. with the leAst expense Of money
and time
Write FOR all Information, circulars. etc &.
"a II L. or. general southwestern passenger
agent, go Main street. kansas City. CT
4 L. DAWES,
General Pass. < Ticket Agent.
- Joseph No.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-03-13
PERSONAL.


Col 1rozier was trying his voice in town
yesterday
Hon. L. Bell went to TshleqaAh the
srst Of the week.
d Adams. deputy marsaal OF the Mnsko-
gee court. was in town yesterday
NJ. d. woodson. one Of CIarenore's msr-
chants. was again in on business this week
DIR. Box. reee ntly Of Anon bat who is To-
eating Al Clsrsmore. was a cslier last Friday
Geo. B McGIsssen went to Texas Monday
night last. with the balance Of the bovine
bsrons-
-shsrir Ed Adair uss M yesterday and len
for these columns notice to wire PnEtzre
oEners-
L. W. Burlington and wife len this week
TO visit their father. Hon wn. BuGngton. Of
3sssies prairie
Miss Fsunis.KsvsI. who wss recently con-
nec;ei VITA wealska Mission. returned home
the arsi or the week
-Mrs John Damsrou len Monday TO visit
her mother near Naysviiie, Arkansas She
will be gone two weeks
-Wm. T. Camp passed through our town
Monday on bic way to ST Louis 20 buy press
and outdt for the Indian Sentinel. which will
hold forth Al Webhers Falls.
p NJ CoHnsr and Fox nenninEberg. Of
the board OF town commissioners. were here
yesterday on their way down the NJ, X a T
TO hold q number Of lot sales
Hon Wm P. Henderson was on our
streets Wednesday for the first time in several
weeks lie sticks rlose 70 5is farm till elec-
tion time and thea he stays with the campaign
"A good idea-
-Wm- p Thompson. member OF the law
Grm Of Daws a Thompson. Of Huskogee. was
mp on business this week viii is one Of the
two or three Cherokees now Practieing before
the MaskoEcs bar. and iron general rep orts is
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