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Public Local Law
CHAPTER la,

AN ACT
To repeal section two hundred and thirty .one
of Article twelve of the Code of PubleI ocal
Laws of Maryland, entitled Garrett Coun-
ty" subtitle Witness
SECTION |. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly of Maryland, That section two
hundred and thirty -One of Article twelve OF
the Code of Public Local Laws of Maryland
be and the same is hereby repealed.
SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That this Act
shall take effect from the date of It's passage.
533t Approved March q, 1890.
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TREASURES OFFICE.

Treasurer's Commissions on County
tax, subject to order County Com s. Sl65S 81
IreaSurer's Commissions on State tax 28S II
Ross Compton, Treasurer printing as
per decision of Court. see. .......... IL %
Ross Compton. Treasurer, expenses
maxim assessments in Dist. No s. 7 50
Ross Compton, Treasurer, bal ofiudg-
ment VS.. County Commissioners,
(SlOO, retained to cover amount i'm
properly collected for assessments in
levy of 1889 ,............ 81 ~
Total S2OO2 So
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REGISTRARS.
PRINTING AND PUBLISHING

Jas NJ Titzihger, for publishing for the
year ending April IA, ls9l................S 400 90
Jas NJ LitZinger, county printing tor
the year ending April II. lS9l............ 400 90
Jas A HAYDEN, for publishing for the
year ending April II, 1891 ............... 400 90
Total 1920 90
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BLACKSMITHING.

am prepared to do all kinds of blacksmith
Ing. Farmers work a speciality Prices as
low as can be had for first class work. Shop
near Browning House."
DAVID LITTEI,
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ATTORNEYS FEES.

W P Townshend, States Attorney, per
Bill approved by Court...,... s5O5 so
W 2 TOwnshend, States Attorney, So
recOgnizances and misdemeanors.......2 S8 SO
w p Townshend, States Attorney, fell
onies:...,...,,;. 70 90
w p TOwnshend, States Attorney,
CIVIL w
E II Sincell. AZ felonies, misdemean-
or and | civil suit County Commits
sioners against Compton. use End
National Bank OF Cumberland............ So go
Veitcn & Townshend, civil case....... s 90
NV Veitch, misdemeanor.. 81
J PeddicOrd, misdemeanors............. = &c
Hamill, felony and mIsdemean-
tr.....:: 10 81
G S Hamill, l felony, n with Sincell.... 5 90
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CLERKS OFFICE.

E Tower. Clerks fees, use of Third
National Bank, of Cumberland......S In M
Tower balance of Clerks fees.... Lii 81
n -
Isl 81
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE

Thomas ]. Johnson. per diem and mi
leage 10 April III, ls9O.......... .......S lis 10
Jacob Fresh. per diem and mileage,
use Ross Compton ....,.......... $500
Jacob Fresh. per diem and mileage to
April IS. 1890. .,.......... .,...... Wv, 81 70
to April 10, 1900. ............:...... 100 90
w II Hagans. late Clerk. for balance of
salary use Garrett Co Bank ...,,. 2l 90
j B Fay, Clerk. for salary from Jan.
II 10 April IL, 1890, use Garrett Coun-
ty Bank, ,,....,,.,..,.... ......... $50 90
CLERK salary for year ending April
IL, 1891 subject to order County Com
missoners ............ .. . .......... GOO 90
u 1amill, Attorney to Board.......... $50 90
Total. Sl267 go
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Estimate to pay Judges from April, 1890
to April. 1891 SIS m
James W White, Registers fees......... iO1 ~
Total........,............. $50 o.
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OUTSIDE PENSIONERS.

OU1olD ENsclONGJlGS.
Jameson & Shartzer use Shartzer,
support Mrs. Johnson......................sl Is 90
D Eofutt, support John Washington 10 90
Simon Nair.."......... 81 90
............. 5 90
Rebecca SageIs....... % 50
Is ........ b 90
Chas Thompson, support Upton Bruce -.
Chas Thompson. support Upton Bruce. 30 90
A I"%'7S Mullen, support Mrs Hay g g
VIC Jones, support George Wcods:....'. e e 9
Miller & Legge, support j Washington. 10 90
. ....... 10 90
s L Townshend Chris Soelders. 80 90
sam'l Thorpe support of self. use Gar W
rett county .....-..... ......... 10 90
David Fraker, support Geo Dietrich, .... 90
Moses Wensell - Eliza Holstein,.., Is 90
.... q 90
IS
Garrett county Bank Is 90
Jesse Michael, Supt FL Hoffman L. wife. 25 90
Ehen Davis, self.:...."....-....:. 10 90
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20 90
e 6 Tilson, support Jane Brooks and
family. 10 90
H Wilson q Bros.............. ............ 10 90
saran A. Friend, support Mrs Brobsi.. As 90
o Hart & Son, Mrs Claymeyer "a Oh
Thomas Martin " 36 90
S Broadwater, support VIM Hoover. Is 90
f & Felty, suppl. Coleman cambridge 10 90
" u" 90
'' F." John Kisner........ 90
Chris SOelders........ 20 IS
] NJ Umbel, for relief and transpOrta-
ton of Geo Ringer and w CheSeman
with their wives and children, use
Garrett county Bank ..........' ...... 30 90
] NJ Umbel, support Isaac Rodeheaver Is 90
Miss Duval....."..... w
""" @ Wv Is 90
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BRIDGES.

BRIDGES.
VIM Loraw and Frank Ashby. max
ing fill at Ashby bridge, use NJ Davis
N 11l as 70
20 Warwick, work on Hoover bridge. 10 O
W w Griffith, bridge over Mill run, use
Leslie r. Friend IN "a
John Riley, of Geo, bridge over Sand
spring run, use of Joseph Jeffries 81 A
Johnson King. bridge near Jameson
farm, use Garrett county Bank ........... "a Q
Jonas Giotfelty, building brdge........ 81 8
Joseph Shaffer, bridge on Mt Lake Park
road 20 81
Ralph Ashby, repairing bridge over
Snowy Creek 10 L
Chauncey Kimmell bridge over Yough-
lOgheny ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 9,
Geo q Broadwater, to putting crib in
savage river on Bear Pen road ..,.... 20 on
G A Dodge, repa ring brldge.-................ 4O(
Peter Keefer " over Deep
CTeek .......'.'-...... 81
John Shines, repairing bridge over Deep
Creek IL s.
Rudolph Beckman, work on BRIDGES fl 35
John Wilhelm, for removing debris at
SAVAGE river BRIDGE. ................. OC
Alpheus WEIGH, building bridge and
hand railing Selbysp0rt bridge .......... II g
Nimroh G'OtieltY, building bridge over
Cherry crerh ........ ..................... 50 M
Lewis HarmOu..... 10 M
n & Browning. bridge over Sang Run. g. nc
Charles burst, building bridges .......... q OO
Samuel Yommer, Hoover bIidge........... 10 OC
Jonas 90
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
To the School Commissioners of Gar
rett County for Public Schools, 50 OOa m
HOSPITAL FUND,
For the support of Insane Paupers in
Asylums, subject to the order 1.-THE
County Commission ers.................SI2 On m
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COURT FUND.
SHERIFF'S FEE

Estimate to pay Jurors, Witnesses,
BaIIffs, Afessen niger and Crier for Sep
TENDER Term 1890 and March Term,
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CONTINGENT FUND.
REHABILITATION.

Contingent Fund. $500 70
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-08-28

= sall. lank Scandinavian girl with .
good stage face. but with an expression
as blank as IL nothing on earth interest
ed her. I first saw her when thore was
an attempt made 70 lure her and some
companions 70 the West BY = scoundrel
who pretended 70 be theatrical man
sger. Fortunately the plan wssbalked-
.But what was going 70 say is that
have seen her on some stage or other al
least once 4 month for seven years I
have seen her In all Nine MOdjeska's
plays and In ali sorts Of costumes She
has trailed the robes Of princesses
across the boards Of the Chicago Opera
House ] have seen her in burlesuue
attire at the Peoples posing in herelon-
gated Inconsistencies. She has bent
over the death scenes Of Clara Morris,
and In ststuesque vacuity and green
Ezuze has adorned the sDectacles Of
Kiraify. In all the scenes Of merriment
thr0cgh which she has moved she has
never smiled; she has listened to heart
rending. pathetic appeals. and never
shed tear Terrible crimes have been
committed In her presence and she has
never moved q muscle-never even
looked surprised
s'she j. sphinx She fascinates me-
Sometimes do not see her for weeks,
and am beginning 20 forget her. when
she appears at an unexpected time andI
gaze on her In wonder. needless OF every
thing else In the play II she would
only show some sign OF interest in what
n going on aEound-if her Indifferent
eyes would only condescend 20 emit one
CLEAN Of intelligence. the spell would.
perhaps. be broken
ssBst no In the seven years that she
has haunted ne she has never spoken
single line. II is barely possible sac
does not speak English Or she may be
deaf ard dumb. ] make al sorts Of con
lectures about her. but can not rest on
sny- She possesses an uncanny attrac-
tiou for me Sometimes I think of
writing romance ana making her the
cenfral figure Then. perhaps. might
lift the burden of hel mystery from my
shoulders 70 those Of my readers"
And why should not the serfs Of the
stage have their George Kcnnan 70
champion their cause2 Who ever gives
them . tbought-the men and women
who are stuck here and there in the
background 70 fll in the scene like the
daubs Of paint an artist uses TO suggest
shsdoBy figures2 Talk Of an actor
merging his identity in = character; be
has his real name and his assumed one
On the programme Tho super has no
identity at all Fe is cipher with the
circle rubbed out
He receives no recognition from the
audience II he is made conspicuous for
= moment the gallery boy scornfully
sbridgcs the already abridged name Of
his humble calling. and yells --Supef7 II
him. That Is all The real actors and
actresses regard him as piece of viri-
fed furniture The tragedian, If he be
. heavy enc. viii occasionally honor
him at rehearsal By vigorously swearing
sf him
And the super bears it all patiently
silently. He is of forgiving, kindly
nature. When a Barrett or 4 Booth
drops of into the unknown the super
signs: '.Ahi another OF us gone. What
Is the stage coming tor
Cases have been known where q super
rose from he ranks and even reached
distinction But they are few. Joseph
WheelOck is case in point On the
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-08-28

81 ar thoroughly tired out" said .
eertain manager one day last week; ''for
I have spent six hours rehearsing sup
ers' for The Dead Heart l have ex-
zmined scores Of them. tried the voices
Of some and drilled others. am h0arse
from yelling and ready 70 drop
"But the work wasn't without its re-
deeming features put IN Mr- w. +.
Biande. Of the O'NeiD company, who
had been helping to bring order out Of
chaos ave saw some queer types Of
humanity There was one big son Of the
Emerald Isle with a deep bass voice.
We accepted him fer the chorus. at the
same time telling him that he would
have 70 shave his feroci0us mussache-
shave me nustache. is it-niverF
And why n0t2' I asked
.Shure. I'm afraid Il Ibid look like
monkey
And from his profile as Il remember
Il think his fears were well grounded !"
Talking Of supers. said newspaper
nan who was present II have been
haunted by one for seven years. She Is
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-08-28

This famous remedy was discovered by
the eminent DIR. John Bull, Of Louisville,
XIV. It's intended as a scientific substitute
for quinine, and is rapidly superseding tho
use OF this drug. For any ailment that may
indicate a need of quinine, Smiths Tonic
Syrup may be prescribed in preference and
with more satisfactory results, rs IL never
leaves any unpleasant after effects, such rs
fullness Of the head, headache, buzziug in
the ears, deafness, uneasy or aching sc1sa-
tons. nausea, c0nvulsions, paralysis. etc
II has all the good medicinal qualities Of
quinine and is free from its many evil ten
denotes. As tonic. rntiperiodic and anti
pyretic. il is uncxrellcd By any drug known
70 medical science. In cases Of malaria,
colds. influenza inOrdinaie temperature Of
the body, feverish symptoms. chills and
fever, etc, no other remedy can bo used
with such certainty Of beneficial effects. IL
Is a certain antidoto for the evil influences
Of malaria and climati. changes.
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SAVED Al NIAGARA.



''I have seen three or four suicides at
Niagara Falls" said the drummer, but
the first was the queerest and gave me
the greatest shock. had made the
acquaintance OF guest at the hotel As
we sat on the veranda, a man Of hand
some look and soft, lOw voice. and at
about ten o'clock he proposed that we
go over 20 Goat island together on foot
readily assented. and we were crossing
the bridge when he suddenly stopped
and locked over the railing. Naturally
/ followed suit He had been in Brazil,
and he began telling me of the customs
and manners Of that country; but after
about ten minutes he suddenly stopped
short and queried:
''Would you mind taking a swim with
me this mOrning?'
"a swim, Great heavens, man, but
where could you swim here?" I gasped-
''Iiere. in the rapids"
''But you'll be swept over the falls IN
ten seconds"
',Of cou=se," he laughed, showing his
white teeth. and before the words were
fairly uttered he struck the water. Al
most before ] could breath twice he was
over the falls and ont Of sight forever.
and ] stood there. rubbing my eyes and
wondering II ! was asleep. until crowd
came and began to ask questions In the
afternoon the keeper OF a private insane
asylum arrived and identified the man
as an escaped patient. and when he had
heard my story be asked:
did he lay hands on you?"
Mo-
Its wonder. He was always plan
ming TO get here and compei some one
20 over the falls with him Excuse me.
but do you chew2"
Il do"
"Ycu didn't offer him sny?"
''But ! did-while we were leaning
over the rail-
THAT accounts for IT, He always de-
clared that \ man who used tobacco was
a hog. and that 20 die with one meant
eternal disgrace The fit came upon
him as he looked at tho rushing waters,
but your tobacco saved your life.
Stranger. lend Us a chaEi'-N. Y. Sun.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-08-28

Women are not slow tc
comprehend. They're quick
They're alive, and yet it was
a man who discovered the on.
remedy for their faenliay all
ments.
The man was DR.. Pierce.
The discovery was his g Fa-
vorite Prescription the boon
to delicate women
Why go round with one
foot in the grave" suffering in
nce-misunderstood when
there's a remedy at hand that
isn't an experiment, but which
is sold under the guarantee
that if you are disappointed
in any way in it, you can get
your money back by applying
to its makers.
We can hardly imagine a
woman's not trying It. Pcs
sibly it may be true of one
or two-but we doubt it.
Women are ripe for i.
They must have it. Think
of a prescription and nine cut
of ten waiting for it. Carry
the news to theml
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torchinr him CHE play required that
they should try to kill him.
DO you want a bully hghtT asked
the super captain
That's II; pitch in"
The night came and in the scene Of
the attack the supers did pitch in y
I But the six of them were no match for
the burly and now thoroughly aroused
! tragedian- The spectators beheid the
scene that was tho height of realism
-Four supers fell over one another as they
were knocked behind the scenes; one
received blow that sent him spinning
into the orchestra. an the last climbed
into the flies yelling ''Firer"
Charlotte Cushman had good self-cOn-
troll on the stage; but she lost it once
when playing in one Of the Southern
States Sho was enscting a Roman
mother whc was torn away from her
children by the tyrant's miniOns and
borne TO execution. The stage manager
was to provide two children When tho
great scene camc Miss Cushman ad
vanced toward them. but recoilcd II
amazement TO find they were pickaQin-
niesl The stage manager thought they
wouid do a. well as white youngsters
Tho first Murderer in Macbeth" is not
a super: but the actor who once played
the part with Macready should have
been one At rehearsal he was 50 stupid
that Macready had nal driven into the
floor TO show him where to stand That
night he entered at his cue and stood
anxiously scanning the boards.
sswhat are you doing?" whispered
Macready-
Looking for that blanked nailr' w<s
the loud and disguised reply; and IL
brought down the house.
Supers on the French stage have been
known frequently TO protesT against aD-
pcaring as 1.-The enemy in patriotic
plays They think it degrades them
In melodrama called The Battle Of
Waterloo, which was once produced in
London, an English regiment was repre-
senssd as rctreating before French one
The house would not stand this. and the
taunts so affected the retresting supers
that they turned on the supposed French
and threw them into the pit
Every one knows how dull an affair is
the Bosworth fight in Richard Ill"
but on one occasion in London It was
lively enough Il seems that a super
had been hurt in the mimic fight the
night before. and the stage manager
had given him 4 half sovereign as
balm. He told his fellows Of his luck
and the next presentation Of the fight
was a massacre. What were broken
heads 10 them when the salve took the
form Of half sOvereigns2
Speaking Of half sOvereigns, the pay
OF a super in Chicago is twenty-five
cents night Tho super captain, who
takes the trouble Of drilling. dedncts
one nights pay from the amount CON-
ing 20 each man These sums of twenty
five cents are perquisites, for he has
stipend from the theateE.
Some Of these captains are accom-
plished bOOdlers. Here is one of the
tricks Of a trade: When a super has
worked four or five nights the captain
discharges him on some pretext or other
and takes new man But the captain
hands in his bill for the usual quota and
pockets what Is duo tho discharged man.
Then again. there are always young
men who wish to get near TO their foot
light idols. and they pay the super cap
tain for the chance 20 ',go on" This is
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nnrn 70 Hnra Pan.

Mrs StatesmAn-Are you going oct
this evening"
Mr.. Statesman-Yes- have promised
70 attend the St Patrick Club reception
and deliver an Oration on The Irish in
America What Would the Country Do
Without Tbem2" Is there any thing
yOG want downtown. my dear2
Mrs Statesman - Yes; ] wish you
would stop at the employment Office and
ask them TO send ne \ good American.
English. French. German. Swedish. Dan
ish. Norwegian. Polish. Russian. Italian
or colored girl for general hOusework--
ptfck
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-08-28

= great practice with the Harvard boys
In Boston Ola Jim Taylor has been
super captain for thirty years st the BOs-
ton Theater- His tips from the boys
have provided him with handsome
competence in his cid age.
InNew York nowadays there arer regular
agencies for supplying the theaters with
trained supernumeraries Of all kinds.
There are 40o men and 500 women regis
tered as professional supers- The thing
is not yet 50 Systematically managed in
Chicago, although there are agents who
make the supplying Of =upers a part Of
their business Bus the super captain
Of each thester generally has constitn-
e1cy from which he can draw on all c.
dinary occasions--E- ]. McPhelin, in
Chicago Tribune
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-08-28

other hand, there have been ambitious
supers who tried 70 rise and failed An
English member Of the tribe was given
a single line to speak, and mis- soul hun
gered for applause He had 10 say: MY
Lord. the carriage waits" Night after
night he said IL. but the audience re-
mained cold at last he conceived 4
supplementary line which ne thought
wonld stir the British breast My
Lord he said one night. the carriage
waits. and. advancing 70 the fcOtiights
and addressing the gallery, Il wish 70
sav here that tLs villain who would lay
his hand on woman. except by way Of
kindness, Is unworthy the name Of 4
1lfitoa and > mani
The iong-delayed applause came; ths,
speech brought il
Though II is seldom that the super
asserts himself individually. he nas
done 81 collectively nov and then ac-
corlinr - theatrical annals Fight
FI-ht in carnest.- cried Forrest once At
4 rehearsal in Albany 10 half dozen
SUP = who seemed - be tin.d about
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-08-28

ISvALIDs, aged pc0ple, nursing mothers.
OverwOrszed. wearlcd out fathers, will fnd
the happiest results from iudici0us use OF
DIR. Sherman Prickly Ash Biifcrs Where
the liver or kidneys are affected. prompt
action is necessary to change the tide To-
ward health. ere the disease bgromcs chronic
possibly incurablc. and there is nothing
better 10 be found in the whole range Of
mG'cTia EnediosI. Sold every where.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-08-28

Iris a common belief that al advertise
ments Of medicines src gross scxaggorafions
Ordowurighi lies Jore than tsiir-y years ago
DIR. Shallcnbcrgcr. OF Rochester, Pa, dis
covered an Antidote for Malaria, and the
medicine has had . large sale without news
paper advertising. Could 4 iic live and pros
per SO mary years without helpi We are
now telling the public through the nexspa-
per that such remedy IS within the reach
Of every sufferer from Malaria, and shall
state nothing that does not square with alb
solufc truth
A T SHALLESEERGER a. Co,
Rochester, Pa
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-08-28

Tho franchise OF easy discstion-One OF
the most valuable in the gilt Of medical
sciencc-can b. secured by any person wise
enough 20 use Hnstctter's Stomach Bittcrs,
either to suppress growing dyspepsia. or 20
uproot II al maturity Bilious rheumatic
and fever AMI aCue sufferers. persons
troubled with nervousness. and the consti-
pated- should also secure the health fran
chisc by the same means.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-08-28

The seat of sick headache
is not in the brain. Regu-
late the stomach anc you
cure it. DR.. Pierce's Pellets
are the Little Regulators. .
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-08-28
A Good Example.

Merritt TO railroad engineer)-I hope
you are a Temperance man. Mr.. Round
house
Engineer-Well. I'm like my engine
I stop for drink once in awhile
Merritt-But your engine never takes
anv thing stronger than water.-Light-
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-08-28

Not only shorieus labor and lessons pain
attending IL. but greatly diminishes the
danger 70 life OF both nOther and child II
used a few months before confinement
Write 10 The Bradiield Regulator Co. At
lnTta- Ga. for further particulars. Sold by
al druggists
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-08-28

IL. CnAGIx a Co. Of Phi.a-. the MRS. OF
Dolbins' Eisrfric >s-Ep, say they would rather
close up their immense works than % put
one grain Of dduifcIafios in their Dobhins
Electric Soap. Would that all were as hon.
est
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-08-28

McFingle-Miss Backnumber must be
forty odd by this time. eh2
McFangie-Well. won't vOuch for
the forty. bur ! am sure Of ibc odd -
Light
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-08-28
A Welcome Burglar.

Bugs proprietor os crossroads
jewelry stOre) e)-Helio therei who's be-
lOw2
A Voice Below-A burglar; am look
ing Tor your sterling silver
Buggs-IIold on; I'll be up in min
ute and help yOu.-Jewelers Circular.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-08-28
TIMELY REPORT.

Inky JOhnsing-Huhi What a SWELL
Dem close ob yours are bout loud 'nuff
ter make de face Ob a clock blush
Chrome Yallerby Tin thick-skinned
cbeerfulnessl-0b clock. MOse2 Oats
all right-dey's secOnd-handi-Texa-
SIftings
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-08-28

A CHILD that is restless at night and don't
sleep well, should be given DIR. Bulls Worm
Destroyers. II may have worms