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The Delta independent., 1890-06-17

An epidemic of suicide prevails in the
city of Vienna. Six persons endeavored to
take their lives on the 18th. Three cases
proved successful. y girl was found in the
r,om OF a hotel with an artery completely
SEVERED Another Young woman whose
brother is charged with slaughter threw her.
ac;f into the Danube, but was rescued, while
q third female succeeded in poisoning herself
because her lover had left her. Two men
shot themselves, one in the woods and anoth-
or in the great hall mt the Singers festival,
while we'll known barber cut his throat in
the presence of his customers. Crauks want
el.
The Delta independent., 1890-06-17
The Jute and Twine Trust.

A conoany hn. been crsaaizsi In Des
Twibe Comrany." ;" ;or the purpose Of ,aanu.
featuring s'ad -s'aIdisbing factories to nanu-
1scture Cotton tagging snd Binder Twinc
from marsh grass.
II is almost impos-jhls for thore who hive
not seen it To realize What an exceedingly
strsng. smooth and soft bngyirx is iu,.ie from,
this hith~rto worthless material. II is in
every way superior to juie. and the means
for manufacturing it are simple and mex
pensiv~ tliai competition in price is aliogeth.
er out nf the question.
The grnss requires no special handling
1s'fors being spun except to keep the ends
straight =" it will feel more smoothly. TIE
treatment afterwards for removing tile c.ior
amd keeping it soft is the only item Of any
moment aud even that II only fraction Of
the cast Of retching and decorticating or
preparing any Of the Gbers. A ton Of grass
turns outa ton Of bagginr. while a ton Of
straw or stalks only yields small percent.
aye Of fibrr.
There nre thousands of ucres Of this marsh
ar sIsush land in most states in the Union,
aud although there are nunibcriess uses be.
siics bagging. binder twinc and rope to which
this will yet I've put. II is not likely that the
demand will ever draw close enough on the
supply TO make the crude material of any
particular value.
The officers Of the s;atc Alliances ought to
give this ninttvr their immediate attention
and satisfy themselves whether this hagging
II nil the projectors claim for il. They ran
easily do this by writing for samples ar bet
ter. by visiting Des Moines mud sepius for
: -them-elves.
Ex.G"yrrnor due IL President at the new
organization, aud ifhe ~ in successful in this
~ he Mas ,oiae year. ngo in his crusade o.
eninst tI'e LAri'r'i wire monopoly. the Iut,
snh twiH~ trusts VII have ..'W re'(.Jp ,n
wish him :priher aaas, and .hv farming com
MnEity 'i,rongiiautlille county WIN ihcf,
~rrt more in-n Iikn hin--Thc Moth WIT
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The Delta independent., 1890-06-17
A Sure Cure for Piles.

ItcLihg Pile. arc known by moisture like
Precipitation. causing in,ens. itching when
warm. This form ss we'll ., Blind. Biecding
kos Pile Kennedy. which acts directly on tho
part, affected. ai'sotbs 'YInors, slln.s itching
and effect. permanent curr. SOC. Drusui.h
or msii; treatise FREE. DR.. Besnnks. Piqua,
q. Sold i,y 1. NJ. McMrsKAr.
The Delta independent., 1890-06-17
Gate City Stone Filter.

Endorxed by Boards of Health. Sanitary As'ocla-
tions. Physicians and Scientists rs the best. sinp
lest. and most perfect fltor. cooler and purifier
in the world. Removes bacteria and all kind of
disease germs perfectly. Makes the f0ulest
water that can be obtained absolutely pure. both
chemically and biologically. Durable. ornimen-
tai and easily cleaned as any WATERFALL or jar.
Fiiters TO 20 gallons q day. Price 81 $t5'
DR.. II. X. Brasted, Delta, Colo.
Agent for Delta. Colo
The Delta independent., 1890-06-17
A Cure For Piles

Itching pil.s arc known by moisture Ike
Precipitation. esusiny iutenss itching wksa
warm. This iorA,, as we'll Hs Blind, Bleed.
ing and prnirudipg, yield Mt snce to DR.. Bo-
iicl,ing and cilrets n permanent cure. SO.
Druggists or mNil; ircntiec free. DIR. Bsssu.
ko. Pioua, o. Sold by l. N. NsMurrny
The Delta independent., 1890-06-17

II yo,, suffer prickiny pains on rnovn. III,
eyes, or canA", bear brighi light. and find
your sight weak md failing, you .honld
promptly use DR.. J. II. MaLcan's Strengthen.
ing Eye Salvc. 25 cents u box.
The Delta independent., 1890-06-17
Liver plaint--B Biiliousuess.

The chief symptoms of shis disease nSs
dcrrr-sap .fspirit.. foul coated tonvne. bad
rtsting mouth. disSgrc-nlle breath, dry skin.
with bloich.. and -rupiiops. .aiiow cpm.
pirci.o1 and y-IIns eyes. tired, aching
Shoulder, dull pain IN r'sht aide. fsintntss.
disyiHcSs ash Irregular bowels. Thi. com.
i.lIInt In sll of its ..rms can be readily curvi
by irking pr. Gum. Improved Liver Pals
a. iirsrt-,i. ard y lingering ,p,ii y. sickness.
will nft-r be WEr1e,i Of hy .h-ir use. Sold
a, s5 cents box By I. II. McMurray.
The Delta independent., 1890-06-17
The Ladies' Delighted.

The pleasant effect And the perfect ssfety
With Which ladies may use the liquid fruit
laxative, Syrup Of Figs, under all conditions,
AXE Il their fsvorIts remsdy. itis pleasing
10 the rye and u The 'ss'r Tcnilc, UT e5rcs.
i've IN rting 40 shs kidneys. lisw Aas
bowels.
The Delta independent., 1890-06-17
Frnit Land For Sal0.

60 to so acres of the Garnet Fruit Farm for
Sale good deep sandy loan, on northern slope,
best for fruit Of sli kinds, have more lind
than want, water right with Land Burgaiu
for Fruit growers II miles east of Delta.
G. B, McGRASAHAN.
The Delta independent., 1890-06-17
Eucklen,. Aruica salye.

Tae Best salvc in the world for Cuts,
Bruisr-, Sores. U!e-r,, Salt shenm, Fever
sarr.. letter. Chupped Hands. Chilblsins.
coru.. and all skin Erup.isns, and po-i-
lively cures Piles. or no pay required. Il 10
guaranteed to givo satisfaction. or money
rriuud.d. Price IS cents per boz. For Sale
Byi. NJ. McN~rray.
The Delta independent., 1890-06-17
Surfing Fever.

Al this season Of the year the most vigorous
and hearty people of;en have feeling OF
wearines, tired aud worn oat, without ap,bi-
tioa to do anything. aud many break ou, in
pmples and b.i!.. What you require is a
mild tonis medieins that will net gently on
the liver and blroi, aud for this, noiiin.
eguals DR.. Gums Improved Liver Pills
They give Nh nctivitv I" ia. liver, purify III,
blood aud by their mild ,enic aci,on. new
vitality md strength To the entire .ysirn,.
Sold at 70 cents iox by !. NJ. McMURRAY
The Delta independent., 1890-06-17

You cannot accomplish any work or busi.
nsss unless you feel we'll. lfy-u fssl used
up--i1r-d "ut--tnke DR.. McLsnn's s.ssaparil.
la. 1t will give you health. strength and
vitality,
The Delta independent., 1890-06-17

Frequently accidents ocsur in the house
hela which cause burns, cut. spr,ins a,I
bruises; foy use In such cases Dr. J. II. Me.
Leans Volcanic Oil Liniincnt hs, for many
years been she constant favoritc family rene.
The Delta independent., 1890-06-17

Fine Residence Lots for Sale.
Block of Six Lots on S. l.. cor. Blk No.
81 opposite Court House Park. for sale at a
bargain, finest BuildingSite in the town apply
q. y. McGRANAHN or NcGEASAuAS &
BUTLER.
The Delta independent., 1890-06-17
Bath House.

j. W. Bouldin has lifted up bath
house in connection with his barber
shop. Cali and see him; next door to
Conklin Bros.
The Delta independent., 1890-06-17

When yon are constiI'atcd, havc hsadAehs.
or lpss ~ appetite. take Dr. J. II. McLsa~'s
l. vsr aud kidney PilIet,; they src pleasant
to take and will cure you.
The Delta independent., 1890-06-17

To nllay rsip-. .ubdu. Inflammation. heal
f,t'l sores aud ulcers, the most prompt asd
satisfactory result. are obtained hy using
that old reliable remedy, DIR. J. II. MoLsas's
V,irnnir OIL Linimcnt.
The Delta independent., 1890-06-17

Ifyou suffer from, sny affection caused by
impure blood, such as scrofuln. salt rheum
sores, beiis, pmples, letter, ring~orm, take
DR.. J. ~. MrI.enn's Srrsaparilis.
The Delta independent., 1890-06-17

The dates for the next meeting of the Mesa
County Fair Association have been set for
October IL. ls. 20 and 81. Over 5000 will
be given in premiums and purses.
The Delta independent., 1890-06-17

Waste not present opportunities by longing
for better ones, but work and enjoy. Labor
for the future and be happy in the present
The Delta independent., 1890-06-17

That sour. tempered, cross, dy,pcptIe .indl.
vidual. should take Dr. J. u. Mcl.ean's
sarsrpsYillcl I. sill make Iiin feel ~ wrll
apd heuty .. the lssl;hiast oius. III l,sads
brariug NJ. vi,aiisinx. shss Il all.
The Delta independent., 1890-06-17
Kennicots Bros.

the Bn'hcye mps-r bus bsen asthdnri
ssi'cl 80 farm misAinery TOR "vrr y ,l'iri n
acentury. Il Is tue ,aovt partrc, mower
mAde.
The Delta independent., 1890-06-17
Lake City is filling UP with old timers
who have been East.

The taxpayer, of Grand Junction school
school district have voted bonded indebted
ness Of $1l ,0OO for additional school buildings.
The Delta independent., 1890-06-17
Notice.

All "Knights of rythias" interested in
organizing n Lodge in Delta. may send their
name and uddress.to P. o. box, IL.
The Delta independent., 1890-06-17
Queen Bee Wisdom.

In some families girls are trimmed thorough.
" to do nothing. Mothers seem ignorant Of
the truth and self.discipline and self control
concentration Of purpose and will are needGl
in woman's life. They forge. TINT 10 hum
an being is equipped for experience unless
she has trained intelligence and executive
ability. Certainly her career ss wife and
heal ofa family will challenge every faculty
and attainment; yet the daughter is Ieft to
drift alone without thought Of the future
To frankly say. don't know, is honest,
simple and unpretending. 1t is folly to seem
to know what you do not know. Bst to clo.
~ In being ignorant il sin aud shame to
any reasoning being. Knowledge is the one
precious treasure of all, and should be covet.
I'd and priced accordingly.
The Delta independent., 1890-06-17

ssr~en ioor.. ~in'l.ws npd axisrrs NJ
ss7s8 f-.oIsEA * ss1i.vaars,
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-01-02


---Ioe Badgeit. Of Kansaa city, visited HIS
brother here last week
~-Roy. ID. M. Allen, OF Fort Glbaon, was IN
vinitA the irat Of the week.
mrs. a B McGlaason arrived homo frcm
Texas sunday evening last
walter Crswell spent the holidays with
his parents at Republic, Mo
--Mlas Ida Beatty is spending the woek with
Mrs Or Bennett at Muskogee
Mira y. l.. Decker Is visiting Mr.. scrogss
and family at Rogers, Arkansas.
w. Q. Jackson came up from Mnskogee
Saturday night aud remplned over sunday
-. Al. crutahneld arrived from Texas In
time TO take part In the masquerade last Fri
day.
--Dr. Joe Thompson, Of Tahlcqnah, was up
last week visiting his brothera, Tommy aud
Jimmy.
Mrs s. j. Thompson went down to the
asylum last week to attend her mother, who
was reported nl
Louis r. Nash, who spent the holidays
with frends In thls.dlstrlct has returned to
his hone in Fort Gibson.
Walter Bywater, formerly resident OF
this place but now living In Roxton, Texas
was married about two months ago.
"A. NJ Anderson, Esq. from upper Cabin
creek. was down last Saturday, The gentle
man takes deep interest In passing events
and appreciates the necessity for prompt and
Intelligent aetlon by the Cherokee people.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-01-02
BLUEJACKET NOTES.

"A couple OF our citizens INDUCED in
Christmas fight last week
There is some talk Of having Blue
jacket surveyed into town lots.
Mr.. S. NJ. Stubb's sister, from
Douglass county, Kansas, is visiting
him this week.
Mr.. Leslie Wetmore made a trip TO
Coheyville to see his parents, return
ing Christmas day.
Our merchant, W. NJ. HALEY, has
returned from q trip TO Columbus,
Kansas. He has been laying in a
stock of goods.
Mr. w. l.. Craig. of Big Cabin
creek went to Catoosa last week on
Christmas visit and to locate him
claim in that neighborhood.
Miss Mamie Gore, who has been
attending Harrell institute at Musko-
gee, returned home Saturday, the 2lst,
TO spend Christmas. She will return
to Muskogee after the holidays.
Dec. 2s, 1889. srNTAx.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-01-02
CLAREaORE EOTEs.

Who is longer for this world than spideri
Our merchants are enjoying good trade.
Hon J q. schrimsher has been quite siek
but is improving.
The gossirers Of oHr town seem 60 be OBJ
serving the holidays
-. . Monroe and Arch Mccoy took hy-
ing trip 10 Codeyviile, lately.
Rev. JACKIE and lady from O0wsia, WAS In
attendance al our Christmas tree.
The X 4 A. V. road is doing a lively
freight business over their new line.
Yesterday was the time for swearing on
and commencing anew with the year.
Rev Morris from TULSA. preached to 3
crowded house here two sundays ago.
-. NJ. Taylor. Jr.. who has been seriously
m for the past month, has almost recovered.
by request Of Mayor Lahay the merchants
all closed their stores Christmas day, except
one.
John Burgess from Tulsa. has opened a
barber shop in this town. There are now
three shops here.
DIR. A. J lane from Oowaia, has beer
visiting here. lie looks natarsi, though al
most stranger in Claremore.
The wouid-be bal man. the COW boy
whoep and the six shooter must 20 to climes
more congeniai OF surrender 90 John McPhsr-
son. WHO has come TO stay.
-zThe little oblouz Block from Timber httt.
backed BY the soaid system. carried away the
cake and honors for being the uEilcst man
psrnitted 10 run sl large. Christmas eve
Barzr
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-01-02
THE DIR. PYLE MURDER.
Was the Wrong Man Hungl A Dying
Confession.

Tuesday evening, December 18th, a
colored man named Minnow Rogers
was run over by freight train at llli-
nois station on the Kansas & Arkan-
sas Vallev road aud few hours later
died. Rogers was a gambler, whisky
peddles and generally hard character.
When all hope.of recovery from his in
jufies had vanished the dying man
made confession Of a most horrible
crime and one for which a man has
been hung. He stated that he it was
who murdered DR.. Pyle and Mrs Kerr
and nearly killed Mrs. Pyle and the boy,
Louis Kerr, near Caney, in this dis
trict, few years ago. All the par
ticulars, just as the circumstances
showed, we're detailed. He said he
beat them to death with a heavy stick
Of stove wood and that be was hired
to do SO because Of an estate in which
they we're interested.
The crime will be remembered
clearly by many Of our readers, for it
occurred but a few years ago-in 1886
We believe. John Stevens, mulatto,
was arrested at once, tried at Fort
Smith and hanged. with very little de-
lay. Many circumstances connected
Stevens with The crime, including the
finding Of a saddle blanket and other
property which belonged TO him, in the
vicinity Ct the house where his victims
nere living The confession was IA
ken down ~ writing by parties pres-
ent and vas generally accredited on
The dying man's auditors.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-01-02
MUsEOGEE COURT AND GENERAL
NOTES.

Mr.. Dawson had hive Of bees to
swarm last week, but failed to save
them.
The bar association at its last
NEE ting indorsed Judge Parker to sue
ceed Judge Brewer.
-Kittie Brown, covicted OF larceny
last term OF court and sent to the re-
form school, was released on habeas
corpus recently by Judge Woods, Of
indianapolis.
There are many movers passing
east and west just now. To-day a
train OF twelve wagons passed through
town on their return from the Okla
homa country.
Last Friday night week the ''Phan-
tasa of ofSinging Flowers" given at the
court house for benefit Of the poor, was
largely attended aud $40 realized.
Miss Porter presided at the piano; Miss
Cox, manager. Misses Fleming, Nellie
Riley, Ida Perryman, Tooka Sixkiler,
Duncan and Cobb and Mrs. DR.. Ben
nett we're the fair ladies' representing
the various flowers. DR.. Bennett sp-
peared the "Man in the Moon" Mrs.
DR.. Williams superintendcd the gar
den Of flowers. and performed her part
even more credibly II possible, than
the younger ladies.
Bond Burris, the supposed slayer
OF Sam Morgan, of which mention was
made last week, WAS arrested about
twenty miles east of here last Friday.
lie was in the cabin of an acquain-
tance. Burris had no arms on aud
stated he had not been informed that
the remains of Morgan had been dis
covered. He was very much ag1tated,
it is said, and was Immediately taken
to Fort Smith. Several Of our citizens
who had the curiosity TO visit the
scene and witness the exhuming of the
dead body will have the pleasure of
appearing as witnesses next Friday.
The u. s. Jail is nearly empty, aud
those confined are serving only short
sentences, which will expire soon. The
falling of is owing to the fact largely,
that deputy marshal's have quit work,
pending the question Of pay. Marshal
Need les is in Washington in the en-
deavor to save about $4,000 fees for
which he is responsible, and which
the attorney general has decided to be
Illegal. The decisions of Judge Par
ker heretofore rendered aud that Of the
attorney general, places socalled q.
s. commissioners appointed, in posi-
ton where they with Marshal Needles
will require special legislation. a
government position is not so enviable
position after all.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-01-02
UPPER CABIN CREgk.
Work Of the Auti.norse-fhief Organization
General Notes.

General Notes.
The coal trsde is good and makes many Il
poor man a comfortable living.
Arthur Kinnison. Of Jewell, Texas. Ia Wis
iting the family OFF. Is. kinnlson.
-G w. Walker aud quite a number OF 9TH
ers have a good prospect Tor wheat crop.
Dan walker will start for TAhleqush to-
morrow where he viii visit with relatives and
friends.
VIM Moore, Of Mount Vernon. Mo, is
visiting with his son Robert. who liYes on q
W Walkers farm.
8 5 Smith, OF vinita. IA still teaching the
Camak school and Is giving good satisfaction;
the school will close in February.
--CorA sixteen cents per busheii the larges,
crop in this vicinity on record some 50. 900 or
80 900 bushels grown In radius OF nve miles
OF this place.
p. d. Klnnison has received commission
from II II Trott 10 act under him has deputy
clerk He Will begin Issuing and renewing
permits January LIST.
ID. NJ Ingram leaves tomorrow for Tah-
lequah lie tanEht our last term Of school
that they pctitioned the board Of education TO
re-appolnt him for the next school.
The Christmas tree at the new school
house, ChristmAs eve, was 8 grand success.
Santa Claus was accommodating and acted
we'll We had splendid music by AIRS. a. d.
Crasby. OF Chetopa. Everything went on
qaiet and everyone had a good time.
Our new school house will cost s4oo when
completed and will be an honor 10 our neigh
borhood The old Rogers school house was sold
to the highest bidder and knocked down to 5.
r. Hurst at $40. II will be converted into a
school house for the use Of non-ctizen chill
dren, and that class subscribed most Of the
purchase money. This course was made nee
essary by the action Of the board Of education
in objeeting to white children attending the
national school. The Old house has been |
moved two miles from the former location and /
a school will begin at once. IL has not yet |
been decided whether the new school will re- /
tain the old name, OF not Some favor a
change.
There is an anti-horse-thisf association at /
the Dobkins school houss. chartered aHseT \
The state Of Kansas. with membership EN-
braclng forty Of the best citizens Of the vicin-
ty. They are doing a grand work and u
would bs n EOoi thing ses every good citizen
10 join in and help them blot ont crimes and
They have been successful In every
sase yet. The third member Of party which
stole three herses near here about two months
ago was captured Christmas eve on Big creek
Ten men surrounded the house Of the widow
Martin, where she msn was asleep, and call
ng him TO the door. ordered him to surrender,
Fhich he did. Pour other yogng men were In
be house st the time. The committee ordered
hem mp and tried 20 make them tell what
hey bad done but everyone declared himself
innocent.
Kinnison. l. T.. Dec. y. Issa. CHEuoKEE.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-01-02
Cured by Cuticura

II had known Of tho CcTfcURA RKNEDrEs
fwenfy-eiKhi years ago Il would have saved me
$4,000 (two huadrod doliafs) aud an immense
snoant Of suffering. Ny disease fpsorinssl com
rnenced nay bead In fpot not larger than cent
1t spread raIadly nil over ny body aud got under
my nails. 4 be Ecaes would drop OF Of sne all The
fsne. and ny suffering was endless and without
-slet oee lhraeend dollars would not tempt
- have THE disea1e over erain- I an poor man,
bet feel rich % Be relieved Of What some Of tllc
doctors ed Wa hprosy, some ringworm, pso-
FiazIs. - I took and Sarsaparlllas over
one year and half, hut no cure. ! went 10 two OF
taroe doctors. and no clre. I cannot praise The
CuTIfrnA kEnEDfkz zoo much. They have made
my skn a. clear and free from ecaies hai -.
Al used Of them were three boxes Of CrrtCUBA,'
snd three botflcs q CUTICrHk kEsoLvEST and
tive c4kes Of LuIIcr IA SOAP. II yen had hcen
4 re and eaid you woud have ard me for 500 %.
you uoad have had TIE money. I looked ike ihe
picture "a yoor book of psoriasis picture number
I've. = How . Care skin Uiseases''l but BOW am
- riear - anT person Was- IarUueh force cf
haiif / ruh my hands over ny arms and icrs 70
erratfh once n while, but r. no parposs- ! en-
Al wslI. ! ecrafchcd tuentg-eiehl years. and a
e1t 70 BE- = Kind Of second natare % ne. ! thark
ruu . th18a1ri lIEnaa.
DENNIS DOWNING. Waterbury, VI
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-01-02
ADAIR NOTES.

Miss I.iEEle and Henry CLARK spent the hol-
idays in vinita.
Newton siultz departed on the s4th for
Oronogo. Mo-. to spend the holidays.
Mrs. J. F. Warren went to ChOuteau on
the 2srd where she spent Christmas, returning
on the Goth
---Messrs. Clark and Robert stoughton de-
parted on the 2ara for Kansas City TO spend
the holidays.
Rev. Mr.. Burks. Of Chelsea. took the even
ing train for Caddo on the card. where his
family Is siekk.
The Christmas tree at Halps chapel was q
suceess in every way. Old Santa Claus was
there and made all the little folks happy.
-On December q W s.. ChOate and Matte
Estes were united In the bonds OF matrlmony
BY Elder W. F Thompson at the residence OF
the brides parents, two miles west OF Adsir
On the 18th Mr. wm. Large and Miss Artle
Blakemore were united In marriage by Elder
W =. Thompson At the residence Of the
brides parents, nine miles southwest Of
vinlta.
Mr.. warren's new store lie complete and
stocked, and doing q fair business And be-
ANlt tIC ttuuu oA AlAt AhtHintI Ahu ulcu away
on his store his rssidence was in course Of
erection and will soon be ready for his family
te move IN.
we are TO have a physician located In
Adsir soon. Dr. Wm- COZ, Of Cowskin prai-
rie. expects to take mp his abode with ne in
about ten days OF tive weeks The present
prospect Is that the doctor will put q stock Of
drags in skinner's building and give rs arst
class drug store.
-Ars. Charlie Keys Is quite sick bat on the
improve. And this reminds me n report that
hr. and Mrs. Keys had born nnto them about
two weeks ago two nine pound teachl girl bn-
bies and both are doing well and charlieis the
froHdest man you ever saw Who said there
vas no boom down this uayf
December q. lssa VINO
Shiloh's Cure viz innediatelv re-
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-01-02

The transition from long. lingering
and painful sickness TO robust health
marks an epoch in the life Of the indi.
vidual- Such a remarkable event is
treasured i'm the memory and the
agency Whereby the good health hss
been attained is gratefully blessed
Hence 10 is that 90 much is heard in
praise of Electric Biuers. So many
feel they owe their restoration to
health, 10 the use oi the Great Aliera-
tive and Tonic. II yeu are troubled
With any disease Of Kidneys. Liver OF
stomach. of long or short standing
you wiii surely nud relief by Sc q
Electric bii-ers Sold at so aud 81
-sr bottle az ". u. Rattons a Co's.
drug siure.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-01-02

Scratched 20 Years

Body covered with scales. Itching terrible.
SuHcrfn- endless. No relief. doctors
aud Inedlcinee fail. Speedily cured by
Cutfeurn rt a c0Ht Of IS.