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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-03-06
onELSsA IrEMs.

Mrs.. Pat Henry is very sick with fever.
-Mist Bledsoe. OF hnlberry. Ark is yislt-
ing her sister, Mrs. Walter Henry.
We had our share Of the blizzard aud sew
eral head Of cattle were frozen
a II. Norwood is putting upA sne resi-
denoe in the south part OF town
-chsisea viii soon have a money sraer Of
ice, farniiurs store aud lumber yard.
w }. strange and n W Couch each alI.a
their ice houses With four inch ice last week
Rev. n. CLARK spent saturday ana sun
day in this place. holding quarterly meeting
Can anyone explain What Anthony. the
painter does with all the water he carries
from strange's cistsrnf
&C. Davis is putting up a building near
The new drug store. which he viii nl with
hardware aud groceries
-Mrs C W. Poole ssd son are expected
home irom Sc Louis where they have been fer
several weeks Wishing relstlvea
j c iIogsn aud c W. Farmer each r.
ceived several cars Of cattle last week by srec-
isi traia, fron Arkansas aud Missouri
We have a splendid school under the su-
perVision Of hiss Ida Collins. sn experienced
educator. good school house and thi1ty-eight
scholars enrolled.
- T. hespadden has lately erected one OF
The nestest buildings In the ely and niled Il
with complete stock Of fresh aud fancy
aruEs. Prank snd his shadow lnr Dixonl can
be fosnd there Al all hours. slay OF night.
March 5, isao. Yours traly. NcGrNrr.
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nusROOrr cOunr AND orSrnAL MOTHS.

--rho gardens made dnrlng the beautlfu
weather and the fruit trees, look very muck
dilapldatsd. II Is feAredthat even the apple,
are killed.
--Luthor Jackson. ths sheep thief who ea-
caped q few days elncs by scaling tho walls.
has not besn captured. There ia usually little
or no effort made at the re-capture OF those
who take French leave" OF Tho jailer.
The opening exhibition OF the PhiIomath-
can society was we'll attended last Friday
night at Ilarrel institute The music and en-
tire programme gave satisfactory entertain
ment The receipts were $40, and viii bs ex-
pended ia Improving the sidewalks
Court, which convened yesterday 10 hear
argument In ''ths cattle caas,D has been
highly entertained by legal lights In present.
ing the law, pro and con Tho question IL
whether tho goyornmsnt has right to sue 10
this court to recover the penalty for bringing
cattle into tho territory In violation OF law.
The opinion Of the Judge viii be forthcoming
IN The near future, and much importance ia
attached toit
"A Auit will probably be nled In few days
by hrs. A. X. Leslie, laying claim 10 sew
erai acres OF well Improved town property up
on which 10 the new court house. Mrs. Les
lies husband In hla lifetime gave mortgage,
or deed conditional, to secure $500. II h
claimed that after MIR. Lsslist death the
mortgages sold the property and pretended
to convey tue title BY deed Mrs. Leslie is
highly accomplished coiored missionary who
teaches music and manners, and Is held In
high esteem by all who know her. Of both |
races. Her husband was an Indian, and an |
able and eloquent minister
March 4, 1850
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oHoUrkAU SOzas.


The wife 0fJudse Keys has been quiis alex
but is now convslesesnt.
&C. A. Dsvsrs and family, formerly OF
Adair. are now located at chosteaa.
Mr.. sloanI family have bsen afflicted with
much sickness oflate, bat are oil aboai 70 pull
through.
La grippe has gone where twlnsth the
woodsine, Aad those who have 'lost their
grippe" rejoice
Will S. Choate and family are now located
on Tommy sloan's place Just south OF town;
healthy location Win an abundanc. OF good
spring water.
With Prof r. 81 Choats welding the
scepter Of authority in our public school, the
yonng archers are learning 40 shoot with un-
erring accuracy
MIA Reynolds had a ane carly garden
eeming on, but this unusually cold snsp has
retarded the growth thereof 10 ssme satent;
tho downed, 'tis not dead F" and there is a
hns prospect Of plenty Of early garden 'sass"
there yet.
johnnie DeYers mot with painful. though
not serious accident yesterday while GROSS
ing the side-traek at the station. his foot
came Ia contact with = sharp fragment or steel
projecting from a defective rail- The splinter
penetrated the boot aud inflicted On ugly
wound ia the foot from which the blood flowed
freely but no serious results Grs apprehended.
Yesterday was Miss Laura L. Choate's
birthday, and Il was complete surprise 20
her, when about 80 10 The evening some OF
her friends from the stallion came In. one OF
them almost staggering under the weight on
colossal cocoa cake prepared especially for
the occasion a delightful evening was spent
II was the good fortune or your correspond.rt
70 sample consldertble fraction Of that same
cocoa cake aud to say that IL was delicions
would mol hair tell OF the sweetness contained
therein James McCrill and Johnnie ChoAte
were present and the former seemed to enjoy
himself hugely, being the donor Of the afors- /
mentioned cake which oulinsry wonder wAs
prepared and baked by Miss Lizzie Collins. Of
the Al k& 7 hose
March =. l-so WARCtrn
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cLLRRnoKE Eorss.

-THK IEplAN CHIKFTAIN always welcomed
at Claremore.
Ward 4 Lahay's grist mill rams Friday
and Saturday Of each week
Geo l., Ross is running dray team and
meeting all trains promptly.
Plenty OF cold weather. cattle are locking
bad since wild onions have failed to appear
Miss Annie BuzEArd. from Seneca, Mo. is
teaching music class here. We HiAh her
suecsss.
Miss Minnie Matherson. onr school
teacher. has gone TO Fort Gibson to yisithsr
brother
-Mrs sallie Blythe will soon have nice
millinery store, and parties wishing dresses
made or hats trimmed will do well to give her
a call
John NJ. Taylor. Jr.. U. s oomnIssionsr,
has moved his once into +. A. Nelson . store,
where all parties Will nnd him, n not called
OF on basiness.
DIR. j. 7 Halbomb. successor to Dr. Linn,
has located with us and la heartily recon-
mended as good physician. Hs ia married
and is occupying Mrs Cages house.
-Dr. c. p Linn who has been with us for
the last four years. is to leave in q few
days to practlcs at the Seminole Agency. lie
will be sadly missed by the entire community,
as he was a universal fAvorlte with both young
and old
We have hopes OF getting what the strlpls
worth since the United States senate has
passed resolution appointlng a committee
to Investigate and see what the Cherokee cut
let means anyway The greatest thing be-
fore the. ehsrckss 1vUfls is, what Is to be
done with the intruders and squsiters on the
pablic d6main who are defying the law and
say they don't have 80 get permits for the non
citizens who work for them They are fenc-
Ing up all the roads on the wide prsirlea with
large farms 80 we would like to know IL the
chief OF this nation can remedy this Intrusion
fhe can, he Will protect the common interest
of the people
March 3rd, 1890 GRAY EAc1r.
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Twill make the next annuity payment TO the
annuitsnts OF tho late Delaware tribe Of In
dians. 81 Lightning Greek. near Aliuwe. com
meneinf a. % O'clock Monday morning. March
-'th' ara closing a. p m next day Pay
neut VIII BE- BY checks on the assistant tre,s-
urer Of she United staies Al 81 louis. d, il
important shat each Delaware ts present ct
this payment in crier that me annuity rolls
may be fuiiy corrected.
Nen-citizsns viii not. uuder anv Irretext. i,a
allowed 90 condnct any kind 81 booth or sale
stand aI'oa q in the vicinity oi the pay ground
Lro p BrS>E1r.
T. S. inaian Agent
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1890
HaYpeF's Bazaar.
illustrated

Ilauer Bazaar Is journal for the home
GIVING the latest Information with regard 20
She Fashions. It's numerous illustrations
fashion plates, and pattern-shcet supplements
are Indispensable alike to the home dress
maker aud the professional modesto. No eN-
lhr highest order. Its clever short stories,
parlor plays, and thoughtful essays satisfy all
of Wit and humor. IN It's weekly issues every
thing is Included which IS 81 interest 10
women During lSg0 oliver Thomas NJ Milier.
Christine Terhune Herrlck and Mary Lowe
Dickinson viii respectively furnish series Of
papers on ''Ihe Daughter at Home. .ff' Three
Meals a Day. - and 1.-The Woman ul the Pc
riod - The serial novels viii be written by
" alter Besant and r W. Robinson.
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Electric Riffere

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Seed time shah no. .iI.-ers. VII, "a.

Please bear in mind that we are
headquarters for GARDEN and
FIELD SEEDS.
Lahdreth's garden seeds are not
commission seeds" but we buy
them every year and BURN what
we baye left. Every package is
guaranteed to be Of the crop Of
1889 and to grow true to name.
To attain success in gardening buy
Landreth's Seeds.
We also have D. NJ. Ferry's
Seeds, and for those who plant
more extensively we have fresh
1889 seeds in bulk, very much
cheaper than the papers.
Seed potatoes by the car load
will be here in due season.
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1890
Harper S Magazine.
Illustrated
1890.

new Shakespeare-the Shakespeare OF Ed
win A Abbey-will be presented in Harper's
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Lang. harper's Magazine has also made
special arrangements with Alphunse Daudet
the greatest of living French novelists Tor the
exclusive publication. iu serial form, of a
humorous story, 90 be entitled The Colohlsts
% Iarascou; the Last Adventures Of the IA
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lated by Henry james, and Illustrated BY
Rossl aud Nvrbach
W ID lioweils will contribute a novelette,
IN three parts. and Lafcadio ~ earn novelette,
ln two parts, entitled ''louma, 30 handsomely
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ln illustrated papers. touching subjects Of
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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-03-06

Corn ran mp from hnccn cents to twenty
I've In the last few days.
Mrs Mary Chambers is visiting her
mother, Mrs. L. smith, near this place.
The blizzard last Thursday and Friday will
be the means OF rather heavy loss to stock
men
"A party Of young people had nice social
at Mrs. smith's. All declared they had
jolly time
DR.. Linn Is professionally visiting our
little town aud finds some Of his patients quito
sick Mrs. uayes is among the number.
Mrs y. p X Cromwell has just returned
home from a visit TO North Carolina and Flor
ida she has been absent for several weeks
-wm. Melton. or Chouteau, is slowly get
ting better aud his friends hope to see him up
in few weeks MIS- James KEYS has also
been very sick but is now cut Of danger.
March 3. Isa0 Farm.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-03-06
Cured by Cuticura

Ny dise1se tpsoriaa-s) first broke ont or nv
left cheek, sprcA across my nose, and almost
covering my face. II into my eyes, and the
physician was afraid 4 would lose my eyesizht
altogether. II spread al over my head, and ny
kair all fell out, until entirely bald beaded
s. then broke cot on my rms aud shoulders, until
my arms were just one sore II covered my entire
body, my face, head, and shoulders being the
uorst. Tho white ecabs feb constantly from my
bead, shoulders, and arms; the skin would thickan
and be red and very itchy, and would crack ard
uleed II scratched After spending many hundreds
q dollars, vas pronounced ircufable. ! heard
q the CUrIcURA REMEDIES, and atcr using t1-8
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and ofior had taken feul botLla. was Airnosi
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CuRA REsoLvENr and one box Of JlrlcuRA, and
enc cake Of CUTIcuRA soar, waa cared of tie
dreadful disease from which had sai-efsd for I've
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DfEs- They saved my hie and feelit my duty 70
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have ic-,ived great benefit from their use.
Mas. ROSA KELLY, Rockwell City, Iowa.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-03-06

To the east Is the Darlington Route On nni-
bal - Joseph L "a The service by tnis
line has been constantly improved uutll Il
has reached degree OF excellence surpassed
by none and equaied by rcw The Burning
toms 'Eli'' is probably the finest aud most
popular train running between the Missouri
river and Chicago, being a solid through YES
tibule train of Pullman sieepcrs aud Free
chair cars. Leaving Kansas City. Atchison
aud ST. Joseph after supper. the passenger
arrives in Chicago at al5 in the morning
Having taken breakfast on One Of the Bur
lngton's world renowned dining cars. he is
ready for the days business, or in smple time
to make all eastern connections
For the convenience OF passengers from
Kansas City te Eii'' takes a dining ear ont
Of kansas City Oh which east -bound pa,sen-
gers are served wiih a supper which is equaled
by few hotels
The Buriington's ST. Louis line. thoush
comparatively new Is becoming better known
and growing in popular favor every day until
it bids fair ia the near future to be the favor
ite line between the Missouri river and ST.
Louis This train consisting Of through
sleepers, chair cars and coaches leaves kan
sas City. Atchison and st Joseph afler sup
per aud pats thc passenger In st Louis for
breakfast, and ample time TO make all con
nectiOns
You are also requested 20 bear in mind that
the burlington kansas City, st. Joseph &
Council Bluffs Il. Il is the only line running
through Pullman Buffet sieepers between
Kansas City and st. Joseph and St Pau and
Minneapolis. This is The short line between
Kansas city, st. Joseph aud Omaha Through
daily trains with sleepers aud chair ears.
In whatever direction you travel be sure
your tickets read over the Burlington Route.
thereby insuring yourself the greatest amount 4
Of comfort, with the least expense Of money I
and time
Write for all Information. circnlars etc
TO IL q orr. general southwestern passenger 4
agent. 9o0 Main street, kansas City. or
A G.. DAWES.
General Pass q Ticket Agent.
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Skinner, Ratcliff 8Z Co.
Vdnito, Tnd. Ter.
enagokkn OarnAN AsrLun.

The following Is a list Of those who are en-
titled to place on the honor roll for the
month sndiug February gl, isel.
senior olsss. steve Peak Sophomore class
jennie Raincrowi Freshman class Clara Ed
ridges sab freshman class, Rachel Lynch; L
class, Ben nowningi d class, Walter Rain
crow
Primary school-A class. Jsn Eldridgs; B
class, Arch whirlwina; G class. Joe Morris
y class. George Balloui E class. Joe Henson
W. W HASTINGS,
February ~. 1890. Principal
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WANTS. ron sun. Losr. srRlrro. STOLEN

lEach notice. Of the character indicated. not
exceeding FfFIF woHne viii De inserted tuo
wecks under this heading for WITTY CExrs J
WANTED -s1l 20 So hesd one. two ard
three year old steers. must be in the Cherokee
nafion anc cheap Address stating number,
age, price snd location, 'sToCKNaS.' care
this Office
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Toilet Chamois-lust received nice new lot
OF SKINS They arc great.
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night, BY Galloway
o. B. Cigsr-Ihis famous brand always kept
in stock Give 10 trial
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90 oar stock
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shiloh's Vitaiizer is What YOU need
ioi constipation, loss Of appetite. diz-
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ffice II and % cents per bottle. For
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Psoriasis years, covering face, head, and
entire body with white scstbs. skin red
itchy and bleeding. Hair all gone.
spent hundreds Of dollars. Pronounced
tnonrable. Cured by Cuticura Renedfes
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-03-06

Art materials, including paints.
brushes, blenders, etc
brushes of every description. combs,
perfumes and all toilet articles
Fine lot OF stationery blank books.
writing tablets. envelopes a paper.
Cigars cigarettes, tobacco. pipes and
general line pt goods Tor tAuse who
use the weed
Strings Tor all Kinds Of musical in
struments Also dNtHres for violin,
guitar or banjo
fresh and complete stock of drngs
from which prescriptions are filled by
an experienced cltTk
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cuticura Resolvent

The new Blood and skin Puridsr and 1ufosi AID
bcstof Humor Remedies. internally. and CurrcuaA,
TIE great Skin Cure, and CufIcrnt fctr, an
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thousands Of cascs wLsle re sfediir1 RI acalCE
measured quart dali. tLe fzn racred. tieeiirF.
f'arninr and itching aiInosl seso1d hursc en- ar
What ether rolnellea have male such cuIcef
Sold 6vury-ghars. Prles, crrIcrIlA, toc.i scar.
Sc. RrsotrrNr. e.. Prepared by he p0IT e
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JONATHAN GORE,
ScaIy Skin Diseases

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Oppo'i,, Prise. Ho,,l-s.r,A.

Peoples Drug Store
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Corn Planters and Check Rowers

want you look and what have in line for in these
days OF Is or 20 cent corn only the best machinery
can be proftaby employed.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-03-06

Are also absolute necessity these days peace
(our forefathers knew nothing about them.) / have
the spring wagons hacks, for sale
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called for IN the postonlce at yinita. I for
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YISlTA DRUG STORE BULLETIN.
". W. miller, Proprietor.

February n. 1890