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SECRETARY WINDOW returned to Washington
this afternoon.

To BE EXAMINED FOR RErIREMENr.-Firs
I.ient. VIM. NJ. Williams. ninth infantry, has
been ordered to examination for retirement By
the board at New York -
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SMYRNA RUGS
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A SESSION ctr SHORT ny THE silver FfaHr-A
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NOT ALL FOR FREE COINAGE.
The Victory Of the Silver Men In the
House.

TIE VOTING DORIS NOT NECESSARILY indicate
THE PASSAGE OF FRIE COINAGE MEAsURK-
THE CONSERVATIVES LIKELY TO wIS-THEIR
PROBABLE PRo0RAM.
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A REDUCTION OF FROM 20 TO 30 Pen CENT on
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CARPETS,
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THE POLICE LIEUTENANTs.
What They Say About the Charges Be-
fore Commissioners Robert.

COL ROBERT RESUMES HIS INVESTIGATION TO-DAY
HE SAYS TIE ACCUSED OFFICERS WILL HAvE
AMPLE OPPORTUNITY OF DEfESsE-A yRoBABIL-
III THAT eUY WILL BE ExoSxRArkD.
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TO BIZ BROUGHT Up.

There are several privates from different
precincts who, il is understood, will also be
brought up for inefficiency. 1t was stated to-
day by man who holds an important position
under the District government that Col Robert
has been assisted in his investigations by a
couple of Pinkertons detectives, but the
colonel pooh poohed the idea when TIE STAR
man spoke to him about it.
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GAINS IN UPHOLSTERY GOODS.

BARGAINS IN UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
ELEGANT Oriental Curtains reduced from SI2 TO
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Handsome and Stylish Imported Pupjab Curtains
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Fancy striped Curtains reduced to Csc per pair cool
nd airy.
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We also offer a reduction OF 2Uper cent on our 9
assortment Of

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MATING. MATTINGi
We carrying . larger stock than we should at
this Of year. and In order to reduce IL have
CCT PRICES TO ACTUAL COST
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uFioI sTERY GOODS. kc

We call SPECIAL ATTENTION to our line Of RE-
FIIGkRAI ORS and ICE CHESTS. Perhaps you
heed We have the best assortment in tine city,
all woods and makes, from eo up. Prices reduced 20
Per cent Examine those On the dry-air principle.
No packing to absorb retain the moisture.
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The House District committee met az usual
this morning and what is somewhat unusual for
committees at this season Of the session. every
member who is in the city was present and
ready for business. Mr.. Circuit aud Mr.. Akin
son are both out of town and were the only
absentees.
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CLAREMORE NOTES.


Smith Bushyhead city marshal. keeps ex-
eelent order.
r, p. Lindsay shipped car OF horses to
Georgia yesterday
Joe Edwards. our Frisco agent, returned
Monday from Missouri
"Toney, " Mr.. Lshay's clerk. is visiting
relatives In Desoto. No.
Mr. MoQuarle. Of Wagner, wAs In town
Tuesday on his way to Tulsa.
John NJ Taylor. Jr. has moved into his
new olioe near the Sanders hotel.
Mrs. Mcdaniel has rented the Western
hotel and says she means business.
Rev. JACKIE is mp :agAin. Mrs. Iahay and
her son, johnnie, are reported sick
Miss Florence BreedloEe is teaching West
Point school with an average OF twenty
Tommie Foster had his leg broken In two
places BY his horse falling on him while run
ing cattle Tuesday.
VIM. Moore, one OF +. A. Nelson's clerks.
went up to BArtlesville some days ago to
work upon Mr. BArtles' books
James II Phelps. OF McAlistsr, step father
OF Joe N Lahay was in town all last week
and is thinking officiating here.
Little Jesse Cochran is at Fort smith to an
swer the charge OF shooting Bob Cox Last
spring at dance. There is strong ssntl-
ment In the young mans favor and belief In
his Innocence.
Bob Mn and the two railroad agents have
been on an extended hunt In the Usage nation
They brought home two coon aud one wolf
skin. This is what the Clsremore nlmrods
can do in the way OF getting meat.
Oct. 20, iS90 BIZ
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LIVERY Stable Rurnad.

L. w. Bufington's livery stable and
the blacksmith shop adjoining, in this
city, were burned to the ground Mon
day afternoon in less than twenty
minutes and in the fire perished eight
head of horses. John Humphrey was
employed at the stable and few min
utes before the fire was up at Charles
worth's but went back to attend 10
some one. AS they stood in the front
end OF the building, talking, a blaze
was discovered in the back stall and
without the loss Of an instant's time
both began cutting the halters and
succeeding in libersting every horse in
the barn, eleven in number. To get
them out, however, was more difficult
and although several we're repeatedly
driven TO the front door they ran back
and only three we're saved. The bug
gies we're all saved aud most Of the
harness, etc. Mr.. Benton's restaurant
and Chouteau's grocery we're seriously
menaced but the fire was over so quick
ly they escaped. Mr.. BufRngton's loss is
probably 5000 and we are sorry to
learn his insurance expired some
three weeks ago. The cause Of the IRE
is a mystery but il seems as though it
must have found its origin in a cigar
or pipe. though Mr. Humphrey says
no one had been in the barn for some
time.
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pEnsosaL.


Mr.. and Mrs FL Halsell are in Texas,
--C. v, walker OF Prairie CITY, was visit
or Tuesday,
sam Hall has gone to Oh attAnooga, Tenn.
with ear Of horses and will Atay and sell
them out
--t4 N Lewis family spent last week with
their relatives Ia this city aud George him
seif was up Thursday.
--wm. McCollum and Marshal swab have
gone with their families to the Chickasaw
nation to make their homes, 10 place called
Leaper.
DIR } 7 Davis called last week In COM
rany with his nephew talso J IT, recently
from Kansas. who purposes making his home
IN the nation.
- Mrs Mccarthy and Miss Agnes Hubbeli
are At Springfield for the purpose OF attending
the wedding OF Miss Hubbels sister which
takes place lo-dsy.
Mira. Badgett, owing TO the poor state OF
her health, Will spend the winter with her
parents at Fort Gibson, II being impossible
to secure efficient help here.
Rev. W. T. King preached in this place
last Sunday and Rev Mr.. Tucker, the blind
man. preached at Pheasant Hlll. The latter
Is synodical missionary OF this territory and
resides at Van Buren,
Mr. Wolfe reached home from Wisconsin
last Thursday. accompanied by a gentleman
named Edwards who ls an eficlent machinest
and will take charge OF the shop and put it IN
running order at the earliest moment pos
al
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GENERAL mUsKoGRE MOTIFS.
In the Ccurt asd Out. Oar Correspondent
DelHss.

In the Court and Out. Oar Correspondent
Delrss.
MAI. Nelson has arrived from Indiana
with his family and household goods. He
brings two iine Jersey cows and.s biooded calf.
Babe Mahaney. often tried and as many
times acquitted Of larceny at Fort smith. was
acquitted last week on the charge OF stealing
Mnrphy's nne mare.
Morris sorrei, colorel. chastised hls wife
and stated he did the job In fun He enjoyed
the joke several days in jail and then gave
bond to answer at court.
Sam Houston. the fellow wounded recently
by Bob Gentry, when attempting his arrest. Is
improving in the United States Jail. and will
soon be about on crutchss
The Fort Smith grand Jay ignored tho
charge Of murder preferred against Geo. San.
ser for the killing OF his hnlf brother. which
occurred near here recently.
Much wheat has spoiled in the stack. Dur
Ing the rain and winds few weeks since
stacks were blown down. and restocking be-
fore dry followed by moro rain caused the
loss
Cotton Will prove better yield than was
anticipated II the present settled weather
continues the farmers will have little cause
for complaint The commodity commands
s2.eo per cwt.
Attorney Harrison met with q pantul accl-
dent recently while out hunting, lie placed
the business end Of his gun on his foot aud sby
some means discharged the weapon. II wes
necessary to amputAte hls great toe.
Old man Lauker. living near the Kansas
1T ~
attachment and at last term of court his son,
Mat, came In with an inter-plea but was de-
feated. Mat went and removed the mules
from the possession Of the custodian without
authority oflaw He was tried last week at
Fort Smith for the larceny Of the property,
and the jury failed to agree.
There ia a continued interest In the matter
Of the killing OF Joe Nail at Fort Smith by OF
deer surratt 4 large sum Of money has been
subscribed tsl5, 900 IL is saldl to prosecute
surratt By some IL is claimed that the U 5.
court has Jurisdiction OF the case, as Nall was
aU 8 deputy marshal. The case OF L. S.
Marshal Nagal for the killing OF eN-Judge
Terry is cited as a precedent. Fort Smith
can not well afford TO incur the displeasure OF
the territory. and that city should remember
that we are not helpless and dependent as WAS
the case few years since. It seems the Bor-
der city is not altogether contenied that the
saloons aud boarding houses Of that town
place to their credit the witness fees and cash
Of visitors from the B | T, but there seems
TO be a ring about the jail which virtually
precludes an attorney from the territory de-
Tending his clients when once placed behind
the bars Prisoners claim that they are In
formed emphAiically that they can employ no
lawyer before they are Gagged, and Il they do
they aud the lawyer too will be punished. A
card must he handed out for IN attorney and
home drummers are on the ground TO claim
that the world belongs to Fort smith
Oct 81 1890
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NOTES FROM ADAIR.
Brief Bat Clear Reflex Of all Incidents Of
Publie lMterest.
DAN

Oar box supper was very pleasant and
profitable affair." net proceeds si2.6o
Chas Miller and family have moved 10 Me
Alester where Charley goes to work In the
coal mine.
Miss vsda Couch was confined to her bed
two days last week but has now recovered. {.
thanks to DR.. Coz
The drama which the Young people are pre-
pairing is progressing nicely and they will soon
announce the date OF rendition.
@ Thompson is opening mp another farm
just outside the city limits and will soon
erect house and move over to Adair
Mr.. J. Jeffords IA now in charge OF the night
telegraph ONCE vice + BnGe who has accepted
position on the Missouri Pacific system.
Aud still Adsir can note improvements E.
A. NJ Fishback has the lumber for his resi-
dence on the ground and carpenters are at
work framing IL.
The NJ, X. at company have just made
survey and stocked on a new side track for us
and the same will be put In at once so they
say.
Since las, report C II. Warren paid a visit
TO wago6er and spent Sunday; j " skinner
made trip to Parsons; Mrs. Belle BonebrAke
paid visit TO friends In Kansas and G W.
Clark went to Fort Smith on basiness.
Oct. &c 1890 WHO
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CHELSEA NOTES.

Robert Crow the agent at this place has
taken = lay-oG aud will attend the Dallas fair.
Tip Lsughlln, agent for the X "A V. rail-
way at Wan. !. r., Is visiting friends at this
place.
Miss Laura Choate has returned and expects
to spend the winter with US
The engine OF a stock train broke down at
this place Monday night causing quite delay.
Thos. Wills two cars and j. y, Campbell
two cars Of cattle Is the stock report for last
week.
DR. I II. Giern leaves Wednesday for pro-
tracttd visit In Indiana and Kentucky.
b. d. Pennington aud DR.. Dickson spent a
few hours In vinita Sunday and Cap Lane
went across tho river.
A Davis is taking advantage OF the nne
weather and is having a cistern built at hls
residence.
There was a social gathering in the ''Burg"
one night last week and there is to be another
one this week but as I'VE" were not invited
''we'' do not know anything about either aud
sincerely hope
ITO be continued
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AFroS ITEMS.
Personal Notes and General Matters or Public
Interest.

DR.. A, J Leland. from North Carolina, IL
stopping here nt present aud thinks Of ioeat-
Ing.
Prof. sammy Whitley. Of Worcester Acad-
emy. vlnitn, visited frlsnds hcre Friday
night
Mlss Ida Divln. OF Polk county, No, has
Jnat opened q millinery store In y NJ. Crow
eli's new building,
The event of last week was tho tany pulling
at Luke sixkiliers, three miles south Of town.
Several partles went out from town and all
reported grand time.
Mr. Tongue. or Chelsen. formely n salesman
for M. Crowcil was back Sunday night
and expressed himselfas highly pleased 70 get
get back TO live town.
Henry Livingstone has enlarged his restau-
rant and ntted eight rooms for bonrders. The
capacity ofIhe hotel has been doubled recently,
all 10 meet the increasing demand Of the pub
lie.
Rev. mr.. Allen preached here Sunday morn.
Ing and evening lie will preach OF Alton In
the future tho fourth Sunday In each month
and will conduct series of meetings be-
ginning the fourth Sunday In November.
Rev ~ : Curry OF Thayrr, Mo-, last week
delivered one Of his lectures on the pre-his-
toric races OF America. Tho lecture was well
illustrated with maps and charts. which were
designed to show the descent from Cain OF the
mound-bnllders and aztees
This people OF Anon were very much amused
over an item from Falrand:in the last wesk's
Issue of THE C.iIKFTAiS. One might think
that Anon is beginning 10 move mp TO FairlAnd
after reading this article, but II you viii just
consuit any Of the people or Alton you wiz
soon be convinced OF The absurdity of This
idea. Alton Is now the leading business town
In Delaware district. and by fair dealing pro-
poses to maintain this reputation ip the fniurs.
Oct 20, 1890. REsIDENT
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The deputy sheriff Of Delaware dis
trict sod quantity of harbed wire
last Saturday which was cut and
seized recently from around the pas
tRres. Some oft brought $500 hun
dred.
The Office force Of this paper is
going 20 turn large share of it's at
tention to the collection OF it's ac-
counts. All persons indebted will con
fer favor by making immediate set.
tlement.
Mary l.. Martin, daughter of John
s. and Lottie G. Martin, aged two
days, died Thursday evening last and
was buried the following day. To
the bereaved parents is extended the
sympathy of one who knows the awful
weight of such blow.
The report circulated from Mus
kogee that fight occurred last Thurs
day or Friday with the Daltons, in
which Deputy Frank Cox was mortally
wounded and Bob Dalton killed, is an
error. The Daltons, or some OF their
outfit. have been seen since TIA at time.
5. ii. Richards, of Mazo Mamie, Wis,
practical carpenter and wood-worker,
has recently become associated with
MIR. J. L. Wolfe as teacher ia the man
ual labor department Of the Orphan
age home. The factory will be in run
ming operation by the first OF next
week.
Lawyer Jackson, of Muskogee,
while up here last Friday trying law
suit received a dispatch announcing
that his Office had been burned down.
Patterson's warehouse and several
smaller buildings. including the bill
lizard hall, were also burned. Loss,
SS ,9GtC)l0o;; 9GtC)l0o; insurance 81 500.
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LOCAL NOTES.


Payday has "arriv."
MIR. and Mrs Raymond are both
sick
TRADE has been very good at Vinita
recently.
All the ministers were carefully
provided for last week.
Rev Charles Journeycake has bap-
tized l52 persons since July.
II. lrcnside is moving his stoc K of
groceries to building beside his home.
The hunters are back with two
dear and several turkeys as the result
Of the trip.
"A smau quantity Of venison was
brought in last Saturday and found
ready sale.
The ducks are beginning to come in.
This is pretty good country for
sportsmen.
Davis tlill is now papa TO the
largest baby that has come to Vinita
in many months.
Thousands Of bushels OF grain and
tons of hay have been destroyed In
the stack by the rains.
The city election, occurring the
first Monday in December, is begin
ming 10 engage some attention.
Sarah BernhRrt's brother was in
town last week vending sewing ma
chine needles from door to door.
Jimmy Thompson is putting mp
very pretty little house on the block in
which Joe Hunts house is situated.
Roll of honor, Chouteau school:
Blue Keys, Lizzie Keys, Jesse Burr, Sal
lie Markham, Lydia Wilder, Pearl Gray.
Several horses, part of them
owned by Jonathan Gore, were killed
by the train at Bluejackct few days
ago.
The next annual payment to the
Delaware Indians VIII be made at
Lightning Greek begIning November
18th, 1890.
Mr.. Epperson, who lived in W. @.
Chamberlain house until recently,
has moved to Seneca, built house and
bought restaurant.
The Ladies' Missionary society
of the Congregational church has de-
cided to serve a Thanksgiving dinner
this year lat popular prices.l
%. NJ. Keys, of Coodys Bluff, while
on his way to St. Louis with ship
ment OF cattle got into a wreck and one
car OF his stock was burned.
An election occurs in Delaware dis
trict to-day to fill the vacant seat in
the council caused by the death of Did
Beck. Candidates are plentiful.
The city habeas corpus case was
not heard last week when Mayor
CrutchfielJ and Marshal Parks went
down but was set for some time in
December.
Not only is Bro. Rivers restored to-
us for another year, bat Elder Clark is
retained as presidias elder. Vinita
has no complaints to make regarding
conference or the bishop.
Will Fortner killed five wild geese
at one shot last week and had three
others "fopping" but they "hopped"
off. The flock we're on pond which
he had made in the pasture.