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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-06
SHOULDERS-Dry sailed 81 1914 %.
SHORT CLEAR SIDES-$5 5595 20.
WHISKY-$1 02.
SUGARS-Cut Ioaf-7G75sc, granulated SIC, stand
ard a 6tsc.
Kansas City Produce.

BUTTER-Weak. Fancy Eigin creamery 218S
23c, finest western 0G2lc. fine l9g3c.
EGGS-l0l8c.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-06
AccihPnt-A InckY Man.

Two good carriages for sale. Thos.
Shaw. d121-4t
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AGENTS TAINTED.

Il b ~ y " ~ EDs
Under tbs head e per ltzs per cay.
XE-ANTEu-AGENTS FOR CITY AND COIN
W TT. Experience pgueceS-zr-- 10 bdos hz.-,-
ue-s, good wages 70 worker Rom z. Ho-1 fruf1-
year All -
XK-ANTED-AGENTS TO SELL THE BEST
w ua.ertei article uosF TIE rsarkel- -EIz 70
ever three out a. Eve farmers. 10 cap15 NEEDED 90
start bushes Agents z-sks three - tfn dollar
T,erdET =cld three green -f-- - tg- Cf-1-a~s aT1
terms 30 agents. = o. Lolsol- SuEth Man street.
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VI -afe- s,Ea 5-xi-T1. szes- e. retail AZ -cze-
~ low Ns1s style Neyr patterns asE lpc-e- Ee.F
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-06
Frisco Line to st Louis and the East.

Croquet!
At Champions Book Store. dbl:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-06

Bargains in pianos this week Thos
shaw dI2t-r
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-06
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
The following are the representative sales Of hogs
al the Yards TO-DAY:
SHEEP.
Prices rule steady to

No Sheep o1ered today. IIlces ruIe steady 70
strong
Good mutton sheep 00l00 5034 90
Good stock, wethCrs, 751Sj U1G3 %
Good TO extra lambs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1901 ID
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-06
FOR RENT-Houses.

FOR RENT'-HOHSes
Under th,s head 2e per lire pa dsy.
[@F0R RTNT-4 GOOD SFTE1-KOISl II0I--I.
80 collar f,5ru Ir fsol fsgr.-F car ID ~ e.f-F6
OHIO stree, before "clnessiaT- April g. dis -
Er FOR KENT-HOUSE NO l5zi FAIRvEEw
"a avenue. street car run b. door every 20 lain
extra 10 gsrrej all he nec,-sarv ,e.tIsGidingt Ia
GLIDING stable fog Or h0Fsss. shz.is tres[ JrDHs
stone walks aud iron- front fe9ce Prize ~ pr
month. Apply u 2. Heron, szs East Douglas ave.
uue- an u
- FOR FFNT-THREE ERooM HOUSES. N
81 SIDE cheap. Roger The Psotp.srsPhrr- dl1 -
error RENT-yEE I2-RoUy Hor-E. WITH
6olveuiant 10 car lines and business Inquire q II
". Coulter. Fletcher block IItf
81 FOR REST-FIRsT CLAss COTTAGE
~ gTo1ns.- l1cat-gf ETC.. uts'srpasssd- - sErsI
q FOR EENT or sALE-I.I 7IAE-s AND KT1-I-
= deuce property b. al qafss ~ thr s.ty- Isrssl
I-OR RFNT-A HA%DsONE COTTAGE on COL
! - hf- Inquire % tle hea-f'cs5 -. stars ~
o. TOE HENT or eALE.-FF@f DESCFz- ~ ALL
= parts q TIE city Wrgai q Co. 10 - s.
FOR RENT Rooms
UadeT tlis head se per uHayer aag-
I,-0R EEST-A sTcE FROST ROOM. sJITs-
i BE- ~ 0s3rs. aJs9 Eve gr9ms in rear ~ Set-a
Main STREE tFg EDos~ nora q foossu-a1 La-E-
+ ~ ssrth Narses street Cal ran =. Or. q
Tor REST-,a ROOMS YoR sfsB. CoRSEE
-~t.,4 AID AA-1- AF1F 81 ~. f. F-.lsef -
I,oR REST -Two SICILY TTESI.5E .
rr--s. 49, a few asT lsssrsr. -s- - s.rfs-.-1-
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-06

M ASTED-lS TEAMS, IS DkIf Frs j. LABOR
w ers, 20 work On Union Pacific ralIroatl 81 Kan
sas; ship Monday morning At oclOck- 10 lahorrTs
for ditch and mlli WORK 70 70 70 COLORADO >
carpenters, - To TEXAS wages g per DAY tr.ck
layers. wage ~ an hour white cooks l.. TIE city
anG cut; pastry cook; runner for hotel. white
rs omen. a. ish washers. good hotel. good paE 2
d.EiEgrp1u girls - giE~ for sc1 work. = g.r.- 90
10 10 tolorzdC wages So 20 - per month; % news
agents % sell goods o. trains FOR particular In
close IJe II Stamps and addTres. o. call on J. -.
atE g.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-06
FOR EXCHANGE.

Ait''s NA-i- ilaHttA ~ Nti Ail.f E'f Gay
LNOR EXCHANGE - DECORATIVE PAPER
Il hanging hy thorough. practical workman for
good gentle horse. Enquire az lNi5 North Ffth ave-
nue. or at Hyde * Ilumhe.s- Jas. Parcit dIll Gr'
LOB ENCHASGE-SAS DIEGO. CAL FINE p
story resdrnce. rooms hartlfiul-hrf. double boy
window. 8 IDfs corner. fenced. stEbiS trees -
bearing for wichita ~ vicinity Improved property
preferred address =. D. Box o. san Diego. -.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-10

Last Sunday night about ten O'Clock
woman enticed the twelve year
old daughter Of jim Jackson away
from her home, east of Grand river,
some fifteen miles from Yinita That
evening man by the name Of Dock
cry came to the house of Jackson in
company with Eva Booth, a woman Of
bad character. While sitting in the
room this woman called the child out
and as they did not return after an abb
sence Of ten minutes or more the men,
bers Of the household began to cal 1
her. This seemed to make the man,
Docksry, uneasy, SO while all the 9TH
ers were looking for the missing child,
he left. Since then neither Eva Booth
OF the little girl have been seen, hence
it is supposed shs was taken away.
No one knows why, bat supp0ses Il lie
for no other purpose than to intro
duce her into a life Of shame Dock
cry is a slight built man IS or 40
years old, medium height. dark com
plexion, black hair aud eyes and has
one front tooth missing. The woman,
OF girl, for she is only sixteen OF sew
entesn, is medium hsight, rather
heavy, light complexion and light
hair and large blue eyes. The child is
twelve years old, dark with dark brown
hair aud black eyes. Jackson > poor
man and not able 20 ofier rewari for
the recovery Of his child bat il will
be nothing more than human act
for everybody 90 be oa The lookout
and if possible rescue The child from
the fste which threatens her.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-10

REV b wolre has sons % peniSon %
hold meetings.
Nv II Morrison has gone ont 70 Tulsa 70
take charge Of Halsell'a ranch.
-P D. Henry, the Chelsea lumber mer-
chaut, was among onr visitors this week
~ II. uarles came up from webbcrs b alls
this week 10 look after his Big Cabin farm
mt skinnur weni 70 MnskoEea as Wit
ness last Monday morning but man aged TO
get AWAY and returned neNtdny
Agent Peck aud Wits are now occupying
the Decker cottage They are making ar
rungements for an extended summer tour,
- NJ Crutchaeld: has moved back to bis
old home near Catoosa and viii have charge
OF the cattle In the great Creek pasture south
OF that place
REV. rheo r. Brewer. editor or Our
Brother IN Rcd. was In yinita yesterday at
tending tho meeting of the board Of trustees
Of Galloway college.
Mrs neeker. sr has gone home 20 Mis-
souri,, and Mrs n l.. Decker has stored her
goods and gone to board at the Raymond, oecu-
pying rooms at Mrs Patton's.
--Drs Fortner and Bagby are arranging TO
visit Kansas city on the occasion Of the ap-
preaching medical association meeting and
win be accompanied BY their wives
Marshal Needles was in the city last
on his way home from Illinois. lie
IL the owner Of nourlng mill at Nashville
III which he offered 10 sell our people.
Or 4. A Sims, dental surgeon, recently
from Rogers, Ark. has located in this city
with his family and engaged in tho practice
Of his profession. Ills card appears In the
proper column
Frank II icks, Of Coody's Bluff. was
in town Tuesday on his way home from
Seneca lie says the people OF his neighbor-
hood are getting along well with their farm
Ing, many Of them having planted corn al
ready The fruit crop will fall short on ac-
count OF the Ast freezs-not more than half
crop is expected He also says bad luck seems
to have been q close companion TO Lander
Keys. Recently his barn burned down des-
troylng 800 bushels OF cora, two sets of har-
ness and two nns saddles Since then his
dne horse has died.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-10
Sued for Three Dav,s Worl,

NJ. W. Couch came in from Chelsea
Sunday aud went to Muskogee TO an
swer as defendant in law suit "ior
three DAYS work !" be said. As report
ed. Hr Couch hired mas to put down
a foundation and after he had wol ked
three days it looked more like a worm
fence than anything else and so the
man was discharged. The man now
brings suit Tor the amount involved in
the contract and for damages. il is un-
derstood. Shortly after striking town
Pete" fell into a political discussion
vith Boob Little, and getting warmed
up. IL not worsted, expressed it as his
opinion and asked the reporter to
state it, that the town was unprin-
cpled, lame on politics, aud not pious
enough 20 hurt. Bnt then, when
Pets's brOgans hit a real hard plank or
paved Sidewalk once or twice a year
aud be looks throusb plate glaas via
doWs. it makes his head swim and he
is likely 20 foim poor estimates. As
FOR politics he was unfortunats in that
he struck a hornets nest and found
the old man az home.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-10
MuSKoeEE COURT ASD GENERAL NOTES.
Opening and busy Days Criminal Business
Only.

--On to-day the accounts for the Muskogec
court were allowed with some modification.
Hon W p. Hackney, of winaeli, and
judges Case and kihbali OF Labetie county,
kan, arc u attendance az court
The term has opened up with every lndica.
tion OF an interesting docket. This month
Will be devoted to criminal cases.
&C. A. Hail. living in the territory just
south Of Coneyyille, KaA., was tried to-day
and acquitted on a charge Of assault.
In the case Of Duekworth against Taylor.
warrant was issued against Taylor for con-
tempt in disobeying order Of attachment.
Tho prosecuting attorney nled motion
asking that M. 4 Perry execute bond for his
good behavior Perry was once charged with
disturbances OF religious worship The court
properly held II had no jurlsdictiea in the
matter
= France and Mr. Mounts we're allowed
fees Ia criminal cases, having come from their
homes upon the idea that as thsy we're Wit
nessss last term and had not been specially
ordered 10 remain away, that their prssenes
was again desirable
Court opened yestsrday morning, with the
Judge and officers in their respective places
Messrs Fitzpatrick, Wells and Hen. W p.
Hackney. Of Winaeld, Kan. we're admitted
10 The bar. Ike accounts OF commissioners
were presented by the prosecuting attorney
and allowed by the court
The prosecuting attorney nlod inforna-
tions agAinst Martin Aaekey, Gao Brunsr,
Thos. Hawes W J stokes, Chas Baldridge,
S NJ Price, VIM sheehan. 5 d Cray. John
W Free. Chas. Robias, Frank Kelley, Geo.
Gibson, II A Griney Robert Will, Geo
white, c " Andrews, X. Mcintosh, 5
Edwards, r S. Ganowa, VIM. Rawlings, aud
others
Deputy Marshal Mattox brought Rev Geo
vann, colored. aud six others from the Choe-
taW nation, sunday, charged with evsry thing
from cutting a twig on Indian lands 10 chang
ing swallow fork ia the right to an underblt
In the LETT ear OF razor. backed hogs Those
held TO snswer will receive the minimum pun-
sbment on pleas Of tuilty when informsiions
are Gied.
The fact that Lincoln Goodner ct al.
charged with larceny were in the penlteu-
tisry. sent for a term Of yesrs nom Fort
smith, was made known TO the court and ths
cases against them we're dismissed. Execu-
tion for ans and costs against enry Graham
was issued. ThOmss smith, on a plea or
guilty. was given i've days for disturbing re-
iigious services. Lewis Spencer, on sans
plea, got one day for beating q man with al
AK handle
Application for witnesses in cAsss OF
vsnA ct 81, allowed Bond Of VIM NeLeaore
forfeited and alias warrant issusd J.. NJ
Trlce and J W Bobbitt, OF Gresr eounty.
.
each nned 50 90. The judge was very much
disgusted at the character or these cases. and
Md fr,rtf-f.f fr-a
nthte4 tuaA thc HFAt - 80 siaA ulAuHlt hNiNlN e.
him he would dismiss These cases eau be
defeated on trial but the time sud expense Is
too great. hence the accused usually pleads
guilty. and the oGaeers have dropped TO this
fact and sometimes bring trivial cases. The
judges vets may prove efeetual
I. Ill :
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-10

Sam nidsnhour and John Hodge go 20 Fort
smith.


A great deal Of surprise was creates last
Friday morning by the announcement that
'Isbell had arrested one uf the train rob
bers " Il proved to be John Hodge, or
''Red" as be was usraliy called, the man ar
rested and fined iow weeks ago for breaking
the pence. Almost at once word also ''ieaked
OUT that Pete royey and kin ney, the rail-
road detective, had gone 60 Missouri after
sam Rldcnhour, who has lived here almost
since tho town started, until three or four
years ago.
The onlcors returned with the young m an
sunday evening aud that night ho and Hodge
were takcn 10 Pryor Creek the scene ofthe
robbery, for Identification Mrs. Carter. the
lady who keeps the boarding house where two
strangers ate breakfast the Hay Of the robbery
failed to identity these two men, but the sec
tion man, the tank man and his vile were
confident they are the same. The express
messenger who was robbed also declared that
they we're the parties and pointed TO Sam as
the one no compelled him 70 open his safe
on this chain Of evidence they were taken TO
Fort smith for examination,
The nrst circumstance which nxed this town
as the abode OF the robbers was the and ing II
two saddles near here which had been stolen
tie night ofthe robbery Taking this for o
beginning Deputy lsbell conducted bis inyes-
legations with the aid Of Pete Toyey and final
~ settled upon the two men named
As to Sam Ridenhonr, the preponderance Of
belief here IS that he ii innocent and II Is as
ser ed that evidence too strong to be broken
win be produced to show that he was In the
city the day and night Of the robbery
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-10
TO OattIemen.

1t has been decided TO meet at Glare
more next Saturday morning, April
18th, for the purpose of arranging the
spring round-ups. All recognize the
advantage of systematic and organized
work and it is desired that every cat
tie man in this portion OF the territory
be present at this meeting or repre-
sented by some duly accredited person.
Ii is further desired that all persons
interested use. whatever means they
have at command for extending this
notice and giving it the greatest
possible publicity.
Signed: W. L. IIalsell, J. o. Hall,
N. skinner, S. G. Wills, d. l.. Denny,
Geo. B. Peiryman and others.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-10
ADAln NOTES.

Mrs Cobb retained to Wagner on the
lst.
-Loyit GoOdln went to Ft smltA o. busl-
ness, the ist.
-Mrs. Geo. Warren sul fingers with no
hopes Of recovery.
w. r stewart. aud Ed. .Adsir. went to
MuskoEss sn the 7th.
John Culp departed for Grssly, Kansss,
on the srd to see soms.siek relatives
20. A. Johnson, our new blacksmith, has
brought bic fanily and located permanently
among us.
- W Darbeo, live stock agent for the
ky was down the ith looking afsr the
live stock ia thls vicinity Mr Rarbse says
he Is determined 10 oner such Inducements 10
the sattiemen that they will not ran away
from the .Kty'' and drive over 10 the Frisco
as heretofore ana N he succeeds in this.
Adair will ship not less than 900 ears Of cattle
tails season
April Z, 1890. '" NO
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-10
An Unfortunate Dnv.

Charles Writ, a whisky peddler,
struck town Tuesday noon with va
lise full of his goods and after selling
a quart or two and having the balance
stolen was arrested by the city mar
shal. lie was fined $50 for selling
whisky and carrying pistol, the
weapon was eonfiseated and then he
was turned over to the U. S. marshal.
Writ is the crippled fellow who was
arrested and sent up with John Den
ton some wears ago for selling whisky.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-10
Oommeroinl COLLEGE

The attention Of those interested
in education is called to the advertise
ment Of the Fort Smith Commercial
college. While the instructors IN each
department are competent and en-
cient and the college otherwise equip
ped 70 afford superior facilities to those
Who wish q thorough business educa-
ton. yet the charges are moderste,
making IL the cheapest as well as the
best business college for the young
men Of this section Of the country to
attend
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-10

Mrs. F. +. MerIell. wife OF the su-
perintendent Of the Frisco, came out
from Monett last Thursday with a
party Of lady acquaintances consist
ing Of Misses Wade and Lee, Of Spring
field. aud Miss Anderson. Of Minneso-
ia. They spent the day looking about
the city for bows, arrows and an
gins" aud left in the evening some
what surprised at the success met
with, but highly pleased with their
DAYS outing. nevertheless.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-10
POPULATION iO0O-yALUATIOS. sslo o,sl0.75.
ylnita'k People aud Wealth-What the Town
Council is Doing and Contempiates.

The.work Of the city assessor has been com
pleted and his report has been received by the
council and the levy Tor taxes made. The
population Of the town is shown TO Do 1000 d.
yided as follows. Indians e37, whites PSI, ne
groes 1885, The assessed valuation is s21o, $40. r
Is, which sum excl udes all property devoted
to religious or educational purposes II in
cludes, however, that Of tho railroads,
amounting to s25 900 for the Friscs and s2o,-
600 for the NJ. X. At embracing two miles
OF road bed to ach compRay within the tswn
limits aud their Improvements
The town has an indebtedness o. 500, ow-
ing to the neglect TO collect last years. thNes,
but It Is estimated that full collection Of
this years levy will llqui date this debt and
come very near paying the expense OF govern
ment, beside. This deficiency II lie .expectsd
cen be made up from the fines. which during
the past few months have paid two-thirds Of
the mRrshaps wages, and this is the chief
item Of expense.
IL is the intention TO expend not less than
500 in cutting through the hill In front OF
Gee Trott's and putting the dirt into the street
from Patton = alley to the lumb er yard This
VIII then give us a direct outlet TO the cast,
the street having been declared spen clear
through. aud will save going down the steep
hill and around by the brick yard. The street
from Balentine's north to the mill has also
been ordered opened, as wei as several in the
southeastern portion OF the town, which is
occupied to a great extent by the colsred poo
pie.
The present council has resolved upon en-
forcing tollection'ths taxssdue hader th> -
cent levy, OF one-halfoi one per cent aud IN
return expect TO give the tax payers practical
demonstrations lhat their money Is ludielous-
ly spent.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-10
aoLLoFnoNon,

Ohouteau primary school, Tor the month
endlns AIril Ash, 1890;
Joe Lindsey, 00; Denals. Keys, 81 Willie
Melton. 81 Lizzie Yard. 81 Maggie Bumgar-
ner. ST.; saliie Markham, eai Mary White. $50
NORTH Lindsey. sd; Maggie Barr, so' flsrs
Lindsey. So, Bsssis Melton, aii Hottie Melton.
So; Jessie Bumsarner s1i Peter Markham, soi
Lydia wilder. ~, Goriea Lindsey s0i nlus
KEYS, e. u "a CuoAlk. Teachtr-
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-10
Death of a Prominent Man.

"Unclen Irwin Long, the Oldest man
81 ss@e ~ errJiot - ration and who has
been its chieioh and on for 20 years,
died last Saturday at his home three
miles north of Prairie City, and was
buried at the Wyandotte cemetery up-
on Sunday by the Masonic fraterni-
ties of Prairie City and Seneca He
was very we'll known throughout his
section of the territory ami adjoining
states and highly esteemed.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-10
1AlrA pRue STORE BULLETIN.
W. ". miller, Proprietor.

Art materials, including paints.
brushes. blenders, etc
brushes of every description, combs,
perfumes aud an toilet articles.
Fine lot of stationery, blank books,
writing tablets, envelopes aud paper.
Cigars. cigarettes, tobacco pipes and
general OF goods for those who
use the weed.
strings for an kinds u musical in
struments Also fixtures for violin,
guitar or banjo.
a fresh and complets sock of drugs
from Which prescriptions are hlled oy
an experienced clerk.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-10

When afflicted with any Of the mis-
erable skin diseases which make lie a
burden, try Hunts Cure. IL is guar
anteed. If it does Won no good u viii
cost you nothing. For sale by W. G..
Patton & Go.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-10
Nurdered With an ~.

Charles Goodwin, fullblood Creek
Indian, living fifteen miles west Of
Tulsa, was killed in his bed last Fri
day night. All the family were in the
house and the crime is attributed to
the wife, some Of whose relatives
Goodwin had recently been prosecut-
ing for horse stealing. While the
dead mans folks live but short dis
tance of, no information was given to
them. or anyone else, until nearly
noon. in itself a very suspicious CIR
cumstance.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-10

We claim some things for Cheath-
anl's Chill Tonic. but not everything
IL sill not cure soltening of the brain
or ingrowing nails, but it viii cure
ehills-cold chills. Guaranteed.
For sale by W. G. Patton & Co.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-10
TO Be Transferred at vinita

The project of last year in regard to
the cattle carrying traffic Of the Mis-
souri,, Kansas & Texas has at length
taken definite shape. An agreement
has been entered into between the
road named and the Frisco by which
the former, instead of taking its St.
Louis consignments of cattle to Sc
dalia, will transfer them At this place
to the Frisco. A saving Of several
hours time will thus be effected and
a corresponding increase Of net results.
Sam Hunt, general live stock agent Of
the NJ, X. & T. and Capt. ]. 6. Tay-
lor. Of the Frisco, were here this week
and concluded all the details, and the
work Of increasing the capacity Of the
Frisco yard facilities Will begin At
once. This change will add not a lit
tie to the business Of Ninita, for it will
bring to our town an army of shippers
and train men, for not only will the
cattle be transferred here but it will
made feeding point. This seems to
be Ninita's year.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-10
Peoples Drag Store


Toilet Chamois-Iust received nice new lot
Of skins 1hcy are great.
Preserip iptons-Fll at all hours, day or
night by Galloway
B. y Cigar-1hls famoas brand always Kept
10 stock Give 10 trial.
Toilet sponges-Bath sponges and surgery
sponges A new lut Just added
fo onr sfurk