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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-12-04
TIE NATIONAL COUNCIL
Work Progressing . Little More
Epedftiously.

Tuesday, Nov. 25th--The c0un-
ell amended the senate bill to ere
ale 8 commission to negotiate with
the Cherokee commission by max
ing the number nine instead Of
five and the senate concurred-
The per capita bill was returned
from the chic! with his veto. Up
on vote being taken only three
senators Ross, of Illinois. Bell. of
Delaware and Mayes, Of COOEee-
scoOwee( voted 20 sustain the veto
Col. Ross stated just before the
vote that he was not prepared to
see the Cherokee nation buried,
having reference 10 the financial
condition of the country if this
money is paid out
Wednesday, 26th--The chief
sent to the senate the names of
Stan w. Gray, Wm.P Ross, John
son Spade. l. B. Bell, R. Bunch.
Stephen Teehee, John Wickliff
and Arch Scraper as commission
ers on the part of the Cherokee
nation and all were confirmed
without opposition One peculiar
feature Of the commission is that
six of them are full-bloods- Many
regret that such is the case, from
the fact that much time viii be
lost by Interpretation and disa-
greements that are likely to occur
with so many on the commission.
The judiciary committee report
ed favorabls the claim Of the So
Hcitor and sheriff of Illinois dis
frict for sum Of money to pay
expenses in a suit at Muskogee in
which they have been sued by
some one for false Imprisonment.
Dir Ross moved its payment and
Mr.. Bel to reject IT. Mr.. Gray
moved to amend so as to include
every officer in the district, should
they be arrested. Then Mr. Bell
further amended 10 include the
grand jury. That was ''the straw"
aud the bill went to a pigeon hole
The bill to tax foreign cattle
next came up Col Ross attacked
the bill and made the assertion
that it was not worth the paper it
was written on, The bill provides
that all persons introducing for
eign cattle shall register the num-
Der OF cattle, brands, sex. and pay
fifty cents per head TO the treas
urer, and ON failure TO pay il is
made the duty Of the solicitor 10
bring ssit for the tax and sell the
cattle to pay the same.
Among the bills presented was
one to incoFporate 4 Fish and
Trading Company and give them
the exclusive use Of all the streams
and Likes Of the aation. i Wss
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-12-04
MAINTAINS HIS POSITION.
'sveritas' Still Eolds the Candi-
dates to be Non Commi-tai.
PnaIuIE C.Tr. l. T.. Nov. q. 10.

PRzIEIE CIR. l. T.. Nov. "a. ls9o.
EDITOR CHIEFrAIS:-In a recent
issue Of THE CHIEFTAIN l called
attention 10 the fact that neither
Mr.. Mayes nor Mr.. Benge had
committed themselves on any Of
the vital questions which are cal
culated TO fern an issue in the
coming campaign, and referred to
the non-eOmmittal policy pursued
by Mr.. Mayes regarding the in
truder question, the monopoly of
the public domain and other ques-
tions Of equal importance demand
ing the immediate attention of
those presuming to the leadership
of the Cherokee people. Now
comes the editor Of the Sentinel
With al editorial, in the issue Of
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-12-04
EYervthinr Else Failed

NNA eAA-6 ~@-o~ = 1-@~1-
am now % years old, and from
the time was seven years of age
until 1885, suffered with a severe
case OF scrofula. During this time
I took every known remedy, but
to no purpose. My father took
me to North Carolina where l was
put under the treatment of an en-
inent physician. The medicines
given me had only a temporary
effect, for shortly after my return
the scrofula broke out in a more
malignant form and was worse
off than ever before. In 1885 !
discontinued taking all other med
icines and commenced taking
Swifi's Specific (S.S.S.) | took a
number of bottles and it cured me.
l have been free from scrofula
from that time until now.
TIA. SIZEMoRE, Piedmont, sc.
RESTORED HER HEALTH.
For % years / suffered from
boils, erysipelas and other blood
affections; taking during that tilae
great quantities of different med
irines without deriving any per-
ceptible relief. Friends induced
me to try Swift's Specific (S.S.S) }
IL improved me from the start and
after taking several bottles re-
stored my health as far as | could
hope for at my age, which is now
75 years. MRs. s. NJ. Lucas.
Bowling Green, Ky.
Treatise on Blood and Skin dis
eases mailed free. SWIFT SPECIE
Ic Co, Atlanta, Ga.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-12-04

WoRD got about at Tahlequah
last week that the Cherokee COM
mission would offer s1-35 an acre
for the strip. II the old bid can
be raised ten cents per acre there
is certainly good reason for be-
lieving that something near the
actual value Of the land may be
ss..nt,-,7
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-12-04

that paper Of the 18th inst, de-
Tending Mr.. Mares from that
charge I wish to point out the
weakness Of the writer of said ed
itOrial and how far his assertions
are from the real facts in the csse.
He asserts that Mr.. Maycs has
done more To rid this country of
intruders than any man in the
nation. Now let's see. Mr. Aayes
has been chief little over three
years; in that time the iniruders
have thoroughly organized them
selves into an association for mu-
tual aid in resisting removal,
while on the other hand their
numbers have increased year by
year and they are no nearer losing
their grip" than they were when
Mr.. Mayes came into Office Mr..
'es. in his message TO the coun-
ell, fully admits the evil as it ex-
lists, but never commits himself TO
any policy regarding their re-
moval. We would be glad if the
Sentinel (Which presumes "a cham
piOn the cause of Mr. Mayes.)
would please tell the people in
what way he has been the foe of
the intruder, and how has he "rid
his country" Of this pest? When
Mr. Mayes comes to the monopoly
question, his message is silent as
TO a plan whereby to meet this
evil. he simply Acknowledges
its existence, and urges council TO
meet it in some way, but does not
suggest a how. That the evil of
land monopoly was a dangerous
one and had reached gignatic pro-
portions, was fully known to every
individual member OF the national
ouncil. That legislation was
needed 10 arrest this evil was also
fully recognized, but just what was
best to be done was the question.
They look in vain to Mr.. Mayes
for a suggestion. He simply has
not committed himself to anything.
Mr.. Mayes knows that the eiti-
zens Of CooweescOOwee and Della
ware districts, where this evil of
monopoly has reached its largest
proportions, are clamOrous for al
lotment, almost TO a man, as the
only remedy for the evil. But on
this question he is silent. Why ?
Mr.. Mayes knows also that fully
two thirds of the land in these up
per districts is held by white
men under lease, in direct viola
ton of law. Why does he not see
that the laws are fully executed in
this matter? Why has not Mr..
Mayes fully applied the remedies
already existing, TO eounteract this
evil ? These arc pertinent ques-
tons which /, together with
many others, would like Mr..
Mayes OF his mouth piece, the
Sentinel, to answer. So the only
difference between Mr.. Mayes and
Mr.. Benge relative TO these impor-
tant matters, is simply this: Mr.
Mayes promised &c and has done
nothing so far to indicate the
policy of himself and party, while
Mr.. Benge has not as yet promised
anything nor expressed a single
idea as TO the best way out Of the
dilemma. We have not said we
we're opposed TO either Mayes or
Benge but we would like to vote
intelligently when the time comes
TO choose between the two men
and in order to do this we would
like to see them express them
selves freely on the leading ques
tions, that there might be an issue
in the coming campaign.
VERITAs.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-12-04

Two Distinct Lines to Chicago,
Are given the Traveller from the Indian Terri
tory BY the Burlington Route one to Han
ufbal over the NJ. X. & T. 4. Il, whenes the
Burlington's solid yestibuled train. the
..Eli." takes up the through sleeper and
s,.ae,is n 20 ftz destination The other route
ia made over the n. 4 81. J. Il T. from Kan
sns Citv. nom which point this famous train,
the ..ElI, % starts. This Is the Kansas City
Chicago Flver, 4 solid vestibuied train Of
sle-uers and free chair cars. leaving kacaas
CITY late In the afternoon. 10 lands the pas
sen-er In Chicago In time for business -
next morning. having s.rved both supPer and
breakfast In dining cars. which are aeknOsl-
ede.a bv Al. to be the beat west Of Chicago.
The Burlington Route IN C.. 81. J. 4 C b
r. RI froin Kansas city gives through service
10 Minneapolis and 81. Paul. leaving Kansas
CITY In the forenoon the through bndet sleep
ers via. Council Bluff arrives at the twin
cities'' in time for breakfast the next morn
Ing. This line runs tive magnificent trains
through TO Council BluGs and Omaha daily,
one leaving Kansas City . little before noon
and one in the evening. arriving respectively
An the evening and morning Beth OF these
trains have the palace sleeping and free chair
ears which have made the Burlington passen-
ger service . model Of comfort and magnih-
Fer further information address. c. H.
Bourdman, travelling Passenger Agent, Fort
worth, Texas. OF
General Psss. 4 Ticket Agent.
81 Joseph, No
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-12-04
The FIRST Meeting.

s7ccias dispatch TO The chiefain-
TLHLEQUkH, Dec. 3.-The Z. S.
and Cherokee commissions met in
joint session to-day. Stan w. Gray
was made chairman The purpose
of the joint commission was out
lined by speeches from both sides
They meet again tomorrow. when
it Is expected work viii begin
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-12-04

A MEETING was held at Table
quah recently BY the Downing
party leaders and Judge G. w.
CLARK, Of CoOweescOowee district.
selected as candidate for judge of
the northern circuit
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-12-04
OR Wood. .Working Establishment.

All kinds of chairs, bed-steads
and furniture manufactured at the
Orphanagc Manual Labor School,
at Vinita; and first-cla repairing
in all wooden-ware and furniture
lines dlne neatly and cheaply.
Call and see. WOLFE & Co,
Illinois Ave, near the Academy.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-12-04

Come TO the CHEAP CASH House
for Furniture. Collins, Wall Paper,
Window Shades. Sewing Machine
repairs, etc. Cheaper than the
cheapest. Opposite Mrs. Dustin's
hardware store. Edwards & Co,
Southwest City, No. stiff
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-12-04

Manager Green, of the San
FrancisO hotel, is running a good
house and justly entitled to a good
share of the patronage This is
the pioneer hotel of the territory
and has always been a popular
one
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-12-04
Millinery Goods Regardless of Cost.

I Iwish to call attention to the
fact the holidays are near at hand
| shall not wait till they are over
before making reductions but for
the next thirty days viii sell goods
regardless of cost. / offer you an
unusual advantage and hope you
will call. Mrs. WM. CHOUTEAU, .
Wilson Street, 6 doors south OF
Skinner, Ratcliff & Cos. l3tf
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-12-04

Just received at the Star Store,
blankets, shawls. bedding, etc.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-12-04

The Star Store has just received
a fine lot of Christmas toys, no.
tiOns, etc.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-12-04

Call at the o. K. Meat market
for 4 good steak.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-12-04

Call at the o. K. Meat market
for your Meat.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-12-04
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Call at the o. K. Meat market
for g good Roast.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-12-04

The people of the Indian Territory now find
it to their interest TO come to place for their
Fall trading We giving you here few ideas
of our low prices
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-12-04


produces tear, humiliation, re-
morse and despair; one of right
eousness dispels these and
awakens holy aspirations, humil-
ity, confidence in one who has the
conviction of sin but lacks the
conviction of righteousness. Re-
ligious acts may be the most wick
ed as in the case of the Pharisees
and their followers who made the
law that 4 son might be rid of the
obligation Of supporting father
and mother by saying his goods
belonged to the temple; the Chris
tian church should not reproduce
the Pharisee but rather should
rseek an ever deepening con-
conviction Of righteousness, Christ
being its model in this also his
conviction of the demands Of
righteousness having led him to
the cross, through the grave to his
present glory. Mr.. Johnson has
the gift which appears to grow up
on him of explaining nationally
what to our common minds were
ipdefinable impressions and ex-
periences in the religions life; he
explains, not by abridging the
truth, reducing it to the dimen-
sions of a narrower intelligence
but by leading his hearers up as
he might teach a child 10 walk.
The spring, 1891, meeting Of
the association viii be held at
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-07

There's q corset that isn't
. corset, a waist with straps
for the shoulders and rows
Of buttons to button on
skirts and stocking supporters
and so forth-thc Ball Waist
and that's about the whole
Of it. No. you can put 1t
in the washtub-no metal in
it or on it.
1t is worth your seeing, if
for nothing but how 10 sew
on buttons'to button easy and
never come off. and how to
make buttonholes wear for
ever.
Women differ in their ways
of thinking and dressing as
well as in other ways. This
waist is for women whose
minds are made up that they
won't wear cOrsetS.
There's much to be said
on both sides. but did you
ever hear of a woman who
hadn't made up her mind in
some way? and is there any
possible use in trying to get
her to change it? She will
and she will or she won't
and she won't.
You can get the Ball
Waist and wear it a week or
two or three; and, if you
don't want it, take it back to
the store and get your money.
CHICAGO CORSET Co.. Chicago ard New Yorz.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-07
T. J. Lamb & Company
RIAL ESTATE AND COMMISSION
Opposite Union Depot iaonf s

RIAL ESTATE AND COMMISSION
Opposite Union Depot f4onf s..
E0R SALE We have q frsi class roller four
ins ull u.W wli uaAr money fli iist
right PARTIES The ml|l - az thr latest dcsf b.,
Gnd b. "a capac.ty 81 slAIs barrels She h.a
cullely u lee ana if nrsi-cl as condsilr. Ia>
tft - ~ 4nub.t d 4i rolls Ana ii.iet fti, ai
deutlr Iced rolls The M cost tirua auI .s
sIlTh today >ir.iu. bcs Dt tnr miil fltl c -s
s.frn lots. s1H- barn Hha sat core ei " nea
property NlA le s4owa o. any one meaning
business Terms 50 slUcicfT.
koN SALINE h.Vs a rne paying hole. il a
thrlN-ls lpca-Ii4 .tat Uli be SOLD ai a naf
s4lu n tAAtu 81 aurg. lhe AoIc. Be- nrsi cia 81,
ln every pAril Cliaf, and ia furnished vii the
latest hoto app lances. Tue property hss
men pronolges u n" lest hote iu NrstrID
N!ehiean. ihis property is paying incest
meni ior som- saoe mau Win uttlr ~ sues.
cal al once y you lreau business. " l.l laat
city properly i4 part payment
EOR SALE-A fac Tat near The Madison
ave. CIos>i-ls ~ iht 70. a. B y p h. uA.t
abe tor Jour ian go. The "a wal rt.i ler
30 per montI, ard Is within ieW sieps oi
steam or horse cars TINS proprrty vl. be
sold Tor $50 oI W--- tAcAal-ss f3l other iIsE.
eItf.
FOR SALE-The prem ses ~e now occupy o.
~ and - south 4e4ia-st, oppo-. tN tle
tu Oh depot lh.h property ls rsprc. c.aI.N &C.
SRA .ib.e ard viii cuun D. value iuslda Ci Csc
years. he Fropcris s paying large feat-.
and fli. De q pasI. I.Rc .turnts fnr el.lt..i.
ols or those gA. @ .te g. i1t csnfIa. l-slutss
location lot 80 fooi front rannlLg to az
i-.cy. Price. 81. Itr -ooi
FOX sALL-Ne h~re rare bargain thst 2
sure O. make wr1eN fof some one fHf
properly 3D. lnc-iea o. Fprls-sf. near oat -.
aa1 .s tJH feai. teI 81 Fti mouth -H.t
PROPERTY ls cr1trs - located sue lt orcur rec
by gooi pas = tenants. aad 81 s-re ic u
prove II Ra4Iv las. fIlaa ass property Il f.t
c.fv from tE- o. rlat % ls 81. .1ir ore borf
~ iAe n.oa cep9', a'e within NO blocks Df
L.. !. \ . "
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-07
OFFICIAL PAPER or THE CITY,

Tax 50. Louis Globe Democrat calls at
tentoa % the fact that the bloody
sart' has taken % waving vigorously
so1rn of the Mason and Dixon line. 1t
truthfuIly says.
"Tae recent Confederate demonstra-
ton AZ Richmond serves % emphasize
tle significant fact that 10 IS ID the
south rather than u the North that the
bloody shlrt ls most frequently and
m.scn.eg0ls,y displayed. Il seems 10
le the constant study Of the Southern
political leaders and mOlders OF public
Cplul0n % keep alive the aspenLes Of
sectional opinions and preIudices
winch have no political rela-
ton 20 present conditions and interests.
The new generation which has come on
ln that section since the close OF the re-
bell0n appears % be quite as Irrecon-
cliabl8 a. the old oI-e. Those who
never saw slave and know nothing
about the war except by hCarsay, are
taught % regard secession as a sort of
religion. and % give only a tacIt respect
90 t1e National flag and the IDEAS mich
70 represents by reason OF the over
throw OF the COufederacy. As long
"a JET DAVIS lived he was exalted as
tle highest example OF patriotism; aud
every opportunity nas been seized TO
gOrfy the lost cause and peryetuate
the feelings that gave . force and
meaning. After = quarter OF a century
of peace and pretended dealing in good
faith, there Is not controlling
spirit of resentment which flames out
as often "a occasion IS presented"
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-07

J
lots can Sell y0u for sl8oi two iots for = ll
or enc lct Tor 500. on graded street. J. =
Pfoslu.
L'OR SALE A COSY home on James 81. hous
new "a modern "a al respects. riEni
rooms besides pantry Aall, AID bathroom
nine closets. CD Ia cupid ara large crilsr. CRATE
ana .ie. furnace. cilf water. ~eli ana cis
tern. bath tut water closet ln house. fout
aHd back stairs. l9t ~ l1o. = ast iront Eooc
lawn. Apply a. once 20 l. j. horton. room ]
b4l House lsal building 4ln
| OOK HERE We are building dne modern
Il house 0u one of oar Luc-id-ate. -0iS. HeAr
corner hall A.a Iltlsiol-at-. @feAt lars-
for some ore rNo modern Improved houses ou
Morris 1-sL; lar-e residence lots on Madison
ave. II you ~Aai iot anywhere in the c.ty,
scr Us o.1or- olylne. Mccall AcuLl. a
LouseDan block. Telephone lsl
EOE SALE-N0. Eever sei l0r0ther people
DUs oi My own i can te-l you al eit&anl
new ll-f0ul unls- oA Aullesr-aVf.. second
b.ock south oi " ea thy ave. frtscore. box an-
co n water up stairs anc dow b. btcs sci fur
nace e rctr.c be- s.. D4th 3. a.l. closet. msf bIe
4akatoIs. n.aDf-.. Nard sou. eC. coucT, te walk
and shade trees price I.Ns small payment
down and balance al go pc month ora nine
room new Eousr. 90. HI. .sl ieIl ,outn ~ A sti-
solaveuuc school Mouse. .. $3.50. Or SIS per
moatn; the cheapest places .l tnr clty Tor me
money. Charles N. Tufts. L-dyArG biOek.
leafi-st. entrance.
FOR SALEM. Il. scr.6rerhas a few more OF
tlNS~ c.rG1It Ir,.I~u r~ lNF sale. aud - .li
b. pleased 10 slcw them 10 strangers CT any
who sre - -kiug a good A0.4c. CAL early anl
bc convinced. A.sy $500 10 loal H. SUES .
sclt. rs
IF lOT WISH 70 rtat Duy sell or exchange
CITY or I.ril prap p-rtF. ca. on O. EcCrer rs
C1aolierlln Brothers s. fta.lst Lo1Is ar.
ocated. 4l
TOR SALE-A verv cesiaab.e residence pro-
perty ID Ols Ol Tie choicest localities ln
the clty. 1Itl 4arEe gre-Ht. al. tie Uo1elu
c0nvel. .elces. aad AZ Exceptional y taVoratie
terms. For particulars As % price. terms.
etc. inquire o. the premises al - euLtain-
81. Mrs Geo. g. kimbaN -
ZOE SALE OK RENT-On long ease. No. Is7
L West Br.dge-st. inquire st a. Broaoway-
". BOotL. lo
W. Can suit you 80 q l0t OF a house and lot
W On our DlvIsion-st CieTTy-st or eighth
ward plat. on car lines and near schools and
churches. S.ie invest .elt snc Eood
home. Prices sad term I suit you. IUT-
ner CarcoIl. New H0use % Building.
FOR SALE--One house OF Char es-s'.. one
house on Joilege-aye.. two houses Just ouf-
side the city. one house o. titth ave-. one
house o. Iuion-St., one block on bostW.cs So,
one house with between one and two acres Of
hve lots just outside Of the city. enc house ca
at "a great bargain by ". Neeu toer. l. n Nonroe-
Q 10 II a. n. 2 10 p. N. lh2
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-07
10 sUEsCRIBERs.

Any subscribe 10 IHE TELEGRAM.
HERALD Who faiis a. receive tho paper
regularly. or who may have reason to
cafnp plain or late delivery viii confer
special favor b Informing this once OF
the fact aE once send postal card or cal
up Teic phone 531.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-07
REAL EsTATR-CoUETRY.

TO PARTIES desiring 70 purchase property
IN one 90 the NEST pleasant rural locs-
tlOns. We VIII say. please take look al our
property IN the village Of Lisbon. snd then
make Us an offer. Nc mean business ana are
bound - sell % the highest bidder - soon as
the BIDS are all in. Address -. 4. 4 A. B.
ElmSle. BraAd Rapids Mich. IJ5tf
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-07

Tzr srs~s-s E.rs- bv Editor Ds-s to
the cerz-s ezEuerstor V-l he horteu-
t,ttsr thsr rs reply 70 Clsvs.all, sud
wls - expressed manly cy dasass.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-07
CROzIER & CUTTERS
L. B. CALDWELL. MANAGER,
Real Estate Department.
W eston DuiIdiBg, - Csnal-St

weston builtibSf -
MONEY TO LOAN-We have several lots ~
III $50 $40 and 500. which We desire =
pace on good real estate secuuty-
VEANTED-A good clean stock 81 dry goot'
" for fne business property on South u
vislon-sL-; only five biccks from t1s head 81
Monroe. VII Day any difference in cash.
Crozier Gathers Real Bst2te Department.
TOR SALF-The cheapest vacant business
d property in The city Oh Madison avo. north
Hallst several new stores q p tUi there -
once. Call Tor prices on Cr0zier q Cutters
Real Estate Department
TO BIZ sod A. once - the hiHh est bicde~.
Il The 6oubie store on The cornrf Il Mad
son-aye and AdsnsSt Three blocks sovtb -
Han
(S-S VIII bur the beautiful vacant let on
scfD CraWford-st.. ore block south 81 III
good s8sGe and sweet nice fruit trees; worth
y-1o.
CoDO For tie isrzs lot corner 81 North
'ODO Lafayette and IrsE bridge.
TIE beautiful 6-roor cottages being built m
orr ~oUth Grand REci9s rlat are near 2
con- pieted. You csn h1T them on VCur o. q
terms. Isok ~ them CFozef Cutter Bee
Estate department
CoTTH Grand Rsridsists. 80 20 ss50. Iofs
- Or ]. stewart y Whlte's sddi- ~. So e -
Lots % trfor-sf scutn a rlty. So &c 80
Lets o1 Ives Iutons a11. 50 ~ FL
The above named suburban iots rar - haf or
essr ferr1s rroz sr 4 Cufs p hea Estsfs Ds
Ta~fment TsispheHs st
TB WILL VI nsgsr-
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-07

W-gvrsrrA editors w-ii tsSs r-sses-
ucu cf Washington th-s week. W1en
trev return to their homes Washington
hotels vi rrcelve SO vorth cf aivsr-
tsrg fer 0 werta ~ conrteSes sz-
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