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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-28
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship City of Birmingham, Berg, New
York &C G. Anderson.
Steamship City of Savannah, Googins. Boston
&C G. Anderson.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-TdIS DAY.
SUN RISES .......... ..... ...............5:35
oUN c6Ao- .O.NO
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH. SAB A NJ 6:16 p NJ
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ARRIVED AT QUARANTINE YESTERDAY.
Brig Sensat [Spl, -, Havana, in ballast
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oenjns. highest Closing

BALTIMORE. Aug 27.-F1our steady; Howard
street and western supernne 50 O0Q5 90; ex-
ira S3 1901 s.; family 81 9og5 90; city mills
Southern firm Fultz, 95c0S1 05; Longberry,
81 0)01 05; western weak and lower; No. 9
winter red, on spot and August 81 02A
Corn--Southern steady; white 57@59c; yellow
ST. LOUIS, Aug 27.-Flour steady; choice
So 10 "a 10; fancy 81 25GD4 80; patent SIS 90
@5 % Whnat-Free selling because of large
business and lower prices. The market opened
1sGssc up, and the close was at a decline of &c
for September and May and &c for December;
September delivery 81 0016; December delivery
81 O516; May delivery 81 II bid. Corn-Trad-
close at decline of sc; August delivery 45c;
September delivery 45c asked; October de-
livery 451sc bid; December delivery 45Isc
asked; May delivery 4s1404essc. Oats in good
3416c; May delivery 3S3Sc. Provisions-Porll
$1l rs Lard So 0086 CO.'S Dry salt meats
ami bacon unchanged; shoulders six longs SIS 80
@5 SO; ribs So 55Q15 60; short clears SIS $50
ribs IS u.s. Snort clears s. S7140S 90; bacon
easier; boxed lots, old shoulders, IS 25 longs
81 o5@S 10; clear ribs So 1906 10, short
CINCINNATI, Aug. 27-Flour is unchanged
Wheat easier; No. . red, 81 O21s Corn lower;
No. mixed 51052c. Oats steady; No. 2
mixed 3S94c. Provisions-Pork firm; family
mess at $40 750l2 rs. Lard fra at Sc 90
Bulk meats quiet but firm, nominally unchanged
short ribs loose at SIS 60: bacon stronger;
short clear IS 1906 IS. Whisky steady, good
demand at 81 49,
New ORLEANS. Aug. 81. - Coffee steady
Rio car yoes 1834G121c. Sugar steady and firmer
Louisiana open kettle, fully fair to prime, 556c;
fair to good fair 4Sc; centrifugals, off white,
5esO5 J1-16c; choice yellow clarified 54sc.
Molasses strong; centrifugal, fair, 17@lSc;
common to good common, 13I14c.
NAVAL STORES.
NEW York, Aug. q, noon Spirits turpentine
quiet but steady at 41@411Sc. Rosin quiet but
steady at 81 1901 as.
500 p. m.-Rosin steady and quiet; strained
common to good 81 371411 As. Turpentine
quiet and steady at 40N01411sc.
CHARL ssroN, Aug 27.-SpifiJs turpentine Arm
at 371fc bid. Rosin quiet: good strained 81 1915.
WILMINGTON. Aug 27-Spirits turpenune
dull at &c. Rosin steady; strained 90c; good
strained at 95c. Tar firm at 81 65. Crude
turpentne firm; hard 81 Is; yellow dip So TO-
virgin So 10.
NEW YoEx. Aug 27.-Hice in good demand
and firm; domestic fair to extra 5I1071z.
pErRor.TUM
New YORK. Aug. 27.-Petroleum market
opened steady but soon became weak and Lima
oil dropped SIC and Pennsylvania spot fell 114c
and September option 15sc There was a sharp
rally III the last hour after which the market
closed steady about nc below opening prices.
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THURSDAY, Aug %, 1891
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Bark Soil dec Gloria [Gerl, Abendroth. Lon
don in ballast to American Trading Society.
Steamer Ethel Carroll, Cohen's Bluff and
way landing s--W T Gibson, Manager.
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Min timber 81 below these figures.
FREIGHTS.

FREIGHTS.
LUMBER-Coastwise- Vessels to arrive and for
present loading are still about equal to
the trade requirements. Rates may be quoted
within the range of So 0007 50 from this port TO
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and sound
ports with 25 SOC additional if loaded at near by
Georgia ports. Timber, 50c1$1 90 higher than
lumber rates. To the West Indies and Wind
ward, nominal; to R 1sario, SO O0921 90; to
Bue 4os Ayres or Montevideo, S1s 90; to Rio
Janeiro. S18 90; to Spanish and Mediterranean
ports, $14 0O0 Il 80; to Unitei Kingdom for or
ders, nominal at for timber &5 los standard;
lumber, Is 10s Steam-to New York, 81 90; to
Philadelphia, 81 90; to Boston, IS 90; to Bati-
more, S6 so.
NAVAL SroREs-MarlSet is nominal owing to
the scarcity of spot tonnage. for which there
is good demand. Foreign-Cork, etc,
for orders, small spot vessels, rosin, Be- Cd
and IS; 10 arrive Ss Sd and Is cd; spirits,
Adratic, rosin, So 415d; Genoa, IS 11ad;
South America, rosin, s. 10 per barrel of $50
pounds Cosstwise-Steam-To Boston. 10c
per l001bs on rosn, soc on spirits; to New York,
rosin, nc per 100 lbs; spirits sOc; to Philadel
phia, rosin, 715c per 100 lbs; spirits soc; to
Baltimore. rosin. 3oc; spirits, roc. Coastwis;
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ARRIVED UP FROM QUARANTINE YEsTER


Steamship San Juan [Spl -, to load fo
Liverpool Strachan & Co.
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wv. SToREs-The market for spirits tur-
,enfine was quiet and rather easier. The sales
997-;1y the day were 425 barrels, of which 1!5
barrels were at Ssc for regulars and $50 barrels
"a r,,Iars at 31l6, AT the Board of Trade on
~ - onsnino call the market was reported
s she at 3sc for regulars. At the second
eaT + closed steady at 3719c for regulars
Po,in-The market was firmer for the extreme
rsIe GRADES; others were steady. quiet feel
- rTravailed and but light business doing.
TN total sales for the day were 1913 barrels.
A. the Board of Trade on the first call the
market was reported firm at the following quo
e. "a. Fl 81 60; |, 81 20; K, 81 IS; NJ, 81 95;
( 80 50; window glass, So 90; water white,
ca AZ AZ the last cal it closed firm with sales
NJ / 2l3 barrels at unchenged prices, except N,
which was quoted at So 50Gt3 90 and window
glass So TO- water white, So DO.
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New York. Aug 25-Arrived. schrs Fl Ian
fair Woodland, Jacksonville: Ann Louisa Lock
wood, Evans, Fernandina; Norman, Henderson
Savannah
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- The market was dull but firmer. There
RICE Lalas reported during the day. The
we're no So the Board of Trade quotations.
foho%l .lS los 'l are neld at 1s814c higher:
Snnaii 10' .................s5s
- ....----.-----' ca
Goou .........-.-------'. ---oS
Rougn- 80, .........S 656 rs
Ti5a,Sater
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s.vANNAH MARKETS
orTur MoRNING NEWS,

SavANNAH. VA, Aus- -
corroxThe market was ialry - s'eH ,tS o. sv
,,ns There was good demand Win pes oog
C. selling at quotations Lnere was ES S;s
re doing although the better grsoe s. 1 fo-
played TIE most weakness IN c t3ss s ss the
or ore reported easy aad uncnan chang c.p ~is a.
va Va Of 1ss bales At the seconu 0s a.. a.
% vas steady at s dsellns and St Of Sc i in
islinr far. &c in good mddliGs ana 0. e ~
i9iIns the sales being Les OS 1o az as.s s9v
1ri and last call at p m Il close f o I SsIss
md with further sales co sDo 0s spot
a. a. following are the ofilcial CLOSING 'po'
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-12-04
cLihEuoRE soTES.
Eatert.ianents Pientifsl-Ths city Electios-
The Buried Ox.Ees-

-Foos ball 10 now the rage
$. T. Foreman is reported very low.
Indications are that Mrs Ksn will ioOss
her assistsHt.
-JsM. Lahsy has been agreed upon IS the
Alliance merchant
Our town now contains three hotels-shs
Pacific. Frisco and Sanders.
Three things We stand in nee: of-a four
ing mill. hardware store and q COLLEGE.
The pleasant Thanksgiving hop ct the
Sanders hotel will be repeated on the occasion
OF the coming Christmas night.
City oaieers sleeted-Mayor. Teeoe Cham
bers; eouneilmsn. Robert Hill. Bean burgess.
John Ward. A. L. Mcdaniel. wm. II. Fry.
u r. Ballard has soId his drugs TO T.
Chambers and will move to Choztesu
Mrs. Ballard has sold her millinery goo.ls to
Mrs. NJ Kcll and ls visiting In Kansas
City.
An entertainment. eonducted by Mrs. Dr.
Eolcomb and Miss I.sona Revise. vns given
recently at the Presbyterian church for the
purpose OF providing funds for lighting and
heating the church The entertainment Was
IN e1cellent one.
-Reglrding the msands Of this vicinity be-
ing Eraveyariis. as suggested 6y yozr Fair
land man. will say that one drug store has
just closed beSaase there Is no sickness around
here. The bones Of four huadrrd ossEes lie
npon Cla-emo-e mound. not far distant. bat
they fell victims 70 the prowess Of the Chero-
kees and ESt to the ravsges e malaria, a. our
friend would suppose.
Dec I. 1sso. RAnsIr Fo0I.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-12-04
00UILl ITEMS.
A Typical letter FrszI LsaS sf Culture and
kranemezf.

-O0wala school is doing well iE charge Of =
rery eomPessnt ronng lady nom vinita.
The neIghboriBg community Of ssEeya l.
buiidinE a nice hons% TO be usesl for school
and church.
Mrs 4 ID Hicks and children. with Mr..
Cox and family. Of Cincinnati. Ark 4. are
Visiting Mr. y NJ Nasgrore
Many acres Of wheat have been sown In this
region. during The fall; most OF it looks very
promising. i;s fresh verdure q welcome relief
70 the dreary. brown Prairies snd mounds.
-Thsnksgiving day was beautiful; the Sun
shone with the soft light Of Indian summer
The lovely landscape seemed full OF peace and
quiet thcugh the plentiful harvests ofiast year
a-e ne among the blessings orthIs. stiI We
have many Eereies 10 be grateful for amid
mach that IL depressing - lisa draws to its
end The drouth Of the pGst SIMMER kas
eaased great scarcity Of feed fcr stock In
sOmr plsees sexual distress IL reported among
our PeOpl-. but they are chrcred with the
hope OF relief soon sad changes have been
wrought in our midst by disease and death
since last Thanksgiving Many homes and
hearts are lonely for the touch Of the van
lshed hand: the tones OF . voice that is stiIi %
The new-madc graves are all that Ia len on
earth Of loved Onrs but we look upward, and
nom sad hearts. thank the Savior who made
eFsa the grave the gateway OF life eternal
Nov. -, lS1o- Thy Friend VEkrTAs
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-12-04
rHnuTKlu xaTHS.

Plenty OF ''pOssum sop and pumpkin ai
our house.
-Ju'lre Keys has returned from Tahleqash.
leOking we'll and happy.
The wife ofw $. Choate has been quite
sick for a SEEK or two hut IL now improving
-Querry: Why does Bob Butler wear sueh
\ pleasant smile from .'early dawn 'tiI dewy
eysf''
Sickness IN the correspondents family has
prevented communication for the past t~O
weeks.
Measles are prevalent in our town; Prof.
Choate has just eone OF victorious. ALTER .
severe tussIe with them.
The family Of Mr. p. Mauek have moved
10 town and arr row domiciled =. their new
home near the cotton gin.
The msehinery al the cotton gin works 10
perfection. saw and Erist mill will be al
ded In the near faturs ss-d then ChouteEu will
boom sure enough.
Robert wInder and family. Of ksh nm.
Mo. arc visiting the parents Of Mrs. wInder,
Mr. and Mrs Devers. and :feountry and ell
mate suit may become fixtures here.
DR. AekIey. formerly OF okIAhoma. Is
SOW with us and will remain for the winter,
located at the N X & T. house lie and Dr.
Burr smPutaied toe to-day Tor Q. 5. mar
shsl who wss wounded BY the accidental
discharge Of his winchester
Nov. -. Isao. srIKE NATL.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-12-04
The Census OF 1924

In view Of the fact that federal and
q national census are Just being con-
cluded in this nation it may not be
unihtsresting TO look backwards at
Ourselves. From an old Cherokee law
book are taken the following statistics
Of the census OF IS2i, by which it will
be seen that we had at that time sew
sral things which cannot now be fou nd
among our people: The total pOpula-
tion was 1878. III Of which were
slaves; white men married into the
nation IL; white women 6S- There
were Is schools with SI4 scholars; 36
grist mills, Is saw mills, 762 looms,
3, 4s6 spinning Thsels, ,Is2 wagons. 1898
pIoEs, 1853 horses, .53I "bIack cat
tie. "46, ,7s2 swine, .566 sheep, 80 goats,
62 blacksmith shops. 9 stores, . tan
yards and one powder mill. The tan
yards and powder mill have long
since disappeared and the spinning
wheels aud looms are very rarely Reen;
as to the ''biaek cattle" we have them
in greater numbers than ever but we
have shortened mp the vernacular and
they are now simply cattle"
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-12-04
ThanksrivinR in Vinita.

Thanksgiving was celebrated in town
with the usual exercises; a union ser
vice of the three churches was held
at the Methodist church. the Rev.
Thos. ~ c. Birmingham of Arkansas,
referred to in these columns last week
preaching the Sermon Mr.. Birming-
ham Is an Interesting speaker as may
be judk ID from the fact that he has
held good audiences in the nightly
meetings held in the Methodist church
since Thanksgiving righteousness
exalteth a nation" was the text; the
political value Of righteousness, a ia
vorite theme Of Mr. Birmingham's,
was ably expounded. The ladies of
the Congregational church gave a din
ner and supper at the opera house,
well attended and highly praised.
Aside from these events the day pass-
ed quietly.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-12-04
FAIRLANp IIEHS.
The Usual csIisetiss OF Facts and Fsncies
Fieked NJ the Past w~sk.
RAnsTI Fo0T


rieked NJ the Past W~sk-
Uncle George Moore mado rying trip to
yIniia last Nonday upon legal bus ,ess.
-Fairland hotels new eIgn has ben placed
In position and is . work OF VT and bo.nty.
Prank Lamar returned home nom Table
qaAh last Friday to spend A:few days with his
family.
The Ossums string band favored Fairinud
with q pleasant serensde last Thursday
night; call again.
The lumber aad material FOR the building
OF the FnlrIsEd Hardware Go. Is being rapidly
placed upon the ground
Mrs. Samuel Fsast has been very sick dur
ing the past week or 50 with PIuro-pneumonIa
bat At this time Is slowly recovering
There is no political Issue between the
Downing and National factions In this nation ;
when there IL no issue there can be no dis
tinctioa-
Mrs. Wilson and Mrs Anna of Uncle
George MSore's family. made = very pleasant
Wait last Thursday to friends and relatives at
Echo and vicinity. returning Saturday.
Mr.. Ransum MoOre. DR.. Collins patient
who had his arm and right wrist shattered up
some time since. has so far recovered as 10 be
abOut. He will have good use OF his hand
Mrs II. Landrum. Susie Duncan and Miss
Emma aiIlsn len lsst Sunday for Mnskogee.
The two formsrigofo attend ~ witnesses In the
Z. S. eourti Miss Emma TO visit Mr.. Flax,
family
-Fairlsnd Is the Alliance town Of the dIs-
triet- Its merchants have dag what wesfth
they possess out OF the soil. Being thas allied
to the farmer they feel. the necessity % amp
plying their wants st the very lowest prices.
Dec. 2. ls9o. DELkwAnE
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-12-04

"Is this the best?'' is a question
often asked when medicine is wanted.
The following are a few of the med
icines Of known reliability. sold by
Patton & Co., druggists. OF this place.
They have many other excellent med
icines, but these are worthy of special
mention:
Chamberiain's Cough Remedy, ia
nous for its cures of severe colds. and
as a preventive for Group Price 30
cents per bottle.
Chamberlain's Pain balm. a general
family liniment and especially val
liable for rheumatism. Price so cents
per bottle
Chamberlain's Co,ic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy, the most reliable
known medicine for bowel complaints.
IL is especially priced by persons sub
Zee. TO co'ic. 10 has cure,i manv Case
of chronic diarrhOea- 25 and 80 cents
per bottle.
ST. Patrick's Pills for disorders of the
liver and bowels. A vigorous but gen
tie physic that cleanses and renOvaies
the whole system. 25 cents per bOK.
Ciamberlain's Eve and skin Oint-
ment. For letter, salt-rheum, scalis
head, eczema and chronic sore eyes
25 cents per box.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-12-04
ALTON rTEus.
Ths views sf q Businers Toun ef the satior
Carefslly Mated.

-wIIII.m Hood and CSarIsy BaIr entered
school Monday.
-CoImEn Cayvood. the new section fore
mAa. has arrived
Mr.. Hesrn returned yest srday from two
weeks sojOurn At Fairlsnd-
-MIss Rose Tabor returnex Eanday after q
few days Tislt with Mrs. W d Ritter. osFaJr-
land
The pound pa=ty" a. W. IT. TIuties Sat-
urasy evening ~ss enjoyed by > number Of
soeisty-Ioving people.
R Z Price, ex-seetIon foreman, has en-
barked In the Restaurant business, hariug
rented Henry HvInsston's place
-Msssrs. RO.rk. Beard and CiInksnbeari
were in from near Bluejarket. rhnrsday. and
secured from G. W Beck = ball of lumser
which IL 70 be used In the erection sf . school
honse. They intend to have the bailding con-
Plete and everything ready for school by
January.
Sons parties living nbont two miles hi
side OF Prairie City w>re down 70 see the op-
orator here Saturday and made arrangements
70 have freight cars. while being lsaded. len
In the spur which has been built recently for
the benent Of the farmers in their neIghbor-
hood They are expecting the raiirOsd CON-
pany 10 recognize them soon and put in
switch.
-MEss Ells franklin entertained . few
friends in her usual and charming way last
Tuesday evening. The early part OF the even
ing was devoted 70 games. mnsie and social
chat until rrfrsshments were announced.
Esch young gentleman then Withdrawing TO
an adJoiaing room drew one from q number
OF neckiies which gave him The privilege Of
entertaining al supper the yOung lady with
tie corresponding 10 the one drawn Amer an
elegant supper consisting Of oysters. cakes.
coffee. fruit. etc all were ioath 70 believe
that the still hour OF night Was passing BY.
abs took their ieav-. long to remember the
hospitality OF their entertainer
The bright. brAeing weather Thursday
morning helped 10 make the day one OF thank
fulness. and the event accorded In every sense
with the day. Rev D. y. Allen preached an
able sermon both morning and evening. Af1er
the morning services all adjourned TO the
old parsonage where 8 sumptuOus dinaer had
been prepared for the occasion, and for txo
hours the beAming satisfaction OF every coun-
tenHnee spoke loudly m praise Of the ability
OF the ladies' Several visitors from various
points were present which grratIy Increased
the JOY OF The participants From Fairland,
Nr- o. A Smith and DIR. Collins. and Mrs D.
II. Cass and daughter. Miss FloreRee Young
blood and sister. Judge Mason and M J. n.
white IRON Vinita-
Dec. 2. lsso. RESIDENT.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-12-04
A New Medical Law.

A neritorious measure was intro
duced in the Cherokee senate last Sat
ursiay looking 10 the protection Of the
health Of our people. 1t proposes that
a medical board of three members
shall be created for each of the three
circuit judicial districts and that
these three boards shall meet and
elect three Of their number who shall
act as board Of appeal All physi-
clans desiring 10 engage in the practice
OF medicine are By this act required to
submit 20 an examination by one of
the three district boards and shall be
accorded the right OF appeal if they so
desire In addition to the class named
all physicians who have been engaged
in practice in the nation less than
ten years and have never been exam
incd by the board heretofore main
tainei must present themselves for
EXAMINATION The fee for examination
is reduced from SIS 10 $40 The bill
also contains a section which aims al
the suppression of peddlers who 90
through the country dispensing nos
trums, the possible effects OF which
they have no knowledge. Suitable
penalties and severe ones At that, arc
provided for the enforcement Of the
various sections and as a whole the
bill is an excellent one and should be
enacted into 4 Law. We all know that
the country is swarming with alleged
doctors" who have neither a knowl-
edge Of medicine nor an average guam
tifY of common sense and there should
be some means provided for protecting
our people from their mai practice.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-12-04
NOTICE OF SEKyICES ~ HEHORT or THE
LATE COL. ELIAS c. BUUDIN0T.

At q meeting Of the mcmsers Of the Musko-
gee bar held At the Court House In the town
OF Muskogee. Nov. 18th, lss0, is was resolved;
That the committee appointed at sueh meet
ing, consisting OF Col Thomas Narenm.
Judge s $ Fears. Hon. z. T. wAiarond.
Geo. Nelson. J. Temple and D. NJ Wis
dom. rrP0rt resolutions Of respect. express
sire OF the life and character % the late Col
Elias {. Boudinot, 20 the United States Court
at Muskogee. on Tuesday. the 9Th day OF De-
eember. 1sso for consideration and adoption;
and that . general Invitation be. and hereby
is. exteaalesi TO the lawyers aHd the people
throughout the Indian Territory and adJOin-
ing states to be PresensOn that occasion and
participate In s1eh memorial services
Il Was further resolved that the notice OF
this action of the Bar. be mailed 10 the various
newspapers throughout the Indian Territory.
with . request to publish. for the information
of all persons. ~ TO the time and place ct en-
siderIng saeh resolutions.
D. N WIsDoN.
J. n KooGLKR. Chairman.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-12-04
NOTES FRox GDAIR.
Elegant weather Juss now.

Elegant weather just now
-Trsde Is good with Ne and on the Increase.
-hanksgiving day vAs very qaist With ~.
By an oversight there were no services ar
ranged for the day and we all partOok OF cur
turkey In The usual qaiet way
"A eommendabIe thing: Mr. HsrmHn IL
PaintInE his hotel as the boards 80 on aad AZ
; result. vhen the last nail is driven the
houss will be complete. ThaE's the way
we do things down here, and we're going TO
keep on
Another Improvement in sight; This time
ii's q genuine great big store with = man.
moth stock In IL and just ''OOdles'' Of cash 10
back ia I'il not mention any names Jusf now
for fearit don't pan cut. but you Just keep
your eyes open and watch and yOuIl see
pretty soon
Nov 50. lso0. WHO.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-12-04
Commissioner Court.

w. T. Payne; SANDER, discharged.
Isaac Doublehead, introducing; rec
ognized.
John Watson, assault; recognized
Wm- RichisOn, assault; recognized.
Jas Leforce. assault; recognized.
Moses Lett vs. simon Meigs, in re-
plevin; finding fer plaintiff
l. w. Marks vs. ThOs- Curnett and
John Horton; Judgment for $50
John B. Perrin VS. Geo. A Seaver;
judgment for $40.
n. n. Glowing Us Henry SplItlog;
Judgment for S4l-23.
n NJ Chowning vs. Thomas Splitlog;
judgment for $3.50
Wm- Dofy VS. Pat Bennett; dismissed
for want Of jurisdiction
Married Nov %, John s. Shamble
to Miss Katie Kerr; Nov. %, Francis n.
Ernest and Miss Eddie Bell Belcher;
Nov 30 John Cleyinger and Miss Fan
ME Christian; Dee End. Henry z.
Hyier and Miss Eva Glass.
License issaed-Nov. 10, John ia
cobs and Miss Emma Mann; Dec. /.
Wm. N Lampkin and Miss Hattie
Anderson; Dec 2, Willie Jackman and
Miss ida Mabrey.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-12-04
DIRECTIONS FOR TRAVELLERS.
For Minor Details CaIl Upon the n, X.
& T. Railway Agent.

Take the Missouri. Kansas & Texas night
train. uo;ls p. m to 81. Louis and all points
east via ST i-0uis- The morning tS-s5 O. m }
train 10 chicago and sll points east via Chi
eaEo, arriving there next morning In time for
ali east and north bound routes. Both night
and day trains make connections for ell west-
ern points az kansas C.iy- Through car ser
vice TO chicago. 81. Louis and Kansas City.
Arrangements may be made ahead for sleep
ers. by applying TO local agent. Excursion
tickets on sale daily 10 all southern and Cali
fornia points. going and returning on diGrr-
ent routes. tickets good six mOnths- Any
further information desired will be chesrfuiiy
furnished on application 10
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