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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-03-27

a Rev y II Futreil, pastor OF tho NJ E
church and associate editor Of Oar Brother In
Red leaves tonight for the north, whittier he
goes In the interest Of galloway college, et
vlnita Brother + Is a good man and faith
fui worker Yinta's worthy Institution Of
learning Will be fayorably represented.
---Just now there is lull In court society.
The books are closed for the April term, and
onicinls have opportunity 70 take few long
breatha. The deputy marshais are at leisure,
yet occasionally soms transgressor is oon-
Quoted TO the presence Of the cemmisaioncr TO
answer that Jordan is hard read to tray-
Ell"
During the pAat ten months thaFe have
been Improvements made In Mnskogeo Of q
valuation not less than 100000 The court
house, hank, planning mill and foundry, q
dozen business houses, hotel anu many resi-
dences, saying nothing about the improve
ment OF streets and additions to property, are
acquisitions Of recent date.
There il q move on foot to build peniten-
tiary for the accommodation OF the u 8.
courts OF Arkansas, Texas and the Indian
Territory. II Muskogee and sister towns OF
the nation will unite there Is no good reason
why this or some other suitable location can
not secure the prise. II the territory secure
anything over Texas and Arkansas, we Will
have to urge our claims.
The aquarium on wheels showed two DAYS
last week, whale skeleton, embalmed mer-
malds, stunsd pup OF Queen Victoria, big
snakes, monkey aud white mice, TO inter
ested Eisitors for the Insignificant price OF
twenty-five cents. huskoges people never
wait on such an occasion for a second invita-
tioa, and If the curiositiss arc Artinclal the
fact 10 aot generally commented upon.
-rahlsquah, IT is said, has a city govern
ment. Cat Hargardy. a United states siti-
zen, violated city ordinance recently and
was placed In durance vile for the want of the
where-with-all with which to llquidate the
hne and trimmings. Its authorities. II seems,
have wisely taken time by the fore-lock and
exacted promise. or eurrisd favor with the
powers that be. to the end that their govern
ment should not be interfered with Cat is a |
first victim to apply through his attorney here
for writ Of habeas corpus. alleging that he Is |
deprived Of his liberty contrary to law and the |
constitution and in violation with trestles~
1t Is conceded that the petition Is Ia conform
ity with tho law which is mandatory. yet poor
Cat yet languisheth, denied the gracious
writ which was intended to extend to every |
citizen when properly asking for its dement's.
March "a, 1890.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-03-27
From Saline District

Wat West was up from Saline this
week and of course had few items Of
news to relate. High waters have
been raging for two or. three months
and Grand river is only fordable now
for the first time since January. Two
and the dams washed out--Steal-h 8
on Saline creek and Lombard 4 Eli
otis ON Spavinaw. Saline district is
just now enjoying the distinction OF
having two shenffs and deputies and a
prospective fight over the matter.
Jess Sunday, the sheriff, was taken to
Fort Smith recently on a whisky
charge and Judge Parker sent him to
the bastile for thirty days. During
this period the chief suspended Sun
day and appointe Willy Smith sher-
lit. After serving his time Sunday re-
turned and at once set about regain
ing his office. ''Soggy" Sanders SER
vices were enlisted and the ex-senator
at once hunted up the acting chief,
sam omitn, anu iHsieteu upon sun
days reinstatement Sam endeavor-
ed to paciiy him, and asked that the
case. be dropped until Joe's return
from Washington. but the old man was
obdurate and in sisted upon tho Office
or fight. Thus the matter at pres
ent stands.
Mr.. West has suffered a sad bereave-
ment recently in the loss of his wife,
who died of the prevailing epidemic,
grippe. His daughter has also been
very sick
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-03-27
ADAIR NOTES.
A Booming Letter. From a Booming
fOWu.

And stll we boom.
Another store added to our list Of wide.A-
wake merchants Mrs. l. O. skinner has
opened mp In the old stand with full line OF
groceries Of the freshest and newest sort aud
all cheap for cash. l told you that store
house would not be empty long.
Another improvement. long needed. is q
we'll now being dug by Mr.. Warren. Water
was struck at - feet bat at this writing / am
unable to pronounce the quality Of the water
-stIll another Improvement Is warehouse
now being erected by Warren & Co., IN order
to accommodate their surplus stock which
their present room fails to store
Another improvement badly needed and
soon to be supplied isthe addition ofapractic-
al blacksmith to our forces Mr. } B Perrin
Of Fort scott, ks, was here one day this week
and made all arrangements to move his tools
and family here as soon as It can be done.
Mr. Perrin carries some very good letters Of
recommendation as a practical mechanic and
we expect his arrival most any day.
Another improvement In view is a hotel
and livery stable, which we are assured will
materialize soon. The party has been here,
looked the ground ever. purchased lots and
has the scads to back him and left US with the
promise to return shortly and proeerd 10
proceed
An effort is being made to get the state or
ganizer of the Farmers alliance 10 come here
and deliver Us few lectures with a view to
organizing an alliance at this place and we
bespoak for the gentleman a patient and at
tentive hearing when he comes
Mar 2end, 1859. WHO.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-03-27
PRAIRIE CITY NEWS.


The health of the community lie Improving
Carroll Moore shipped two car loads Of
hogs.
Pond, of chstopa, is buying chickens at
this town
Rex walker returned to Kansas City to
school yesterday.
- b. Ladd has relations frem Kentucky
paying him vlBit.
Farmers are getting along finely and the
dry spell just suits.
Prairie City has nourishlng public school
with forty-iye scholars.
C. w. Miller went to Nsosho Saturday
eyenisg and retarned to, day -
-Audrain 3 Co. and ". H. Ford each
shipped car OF corn last week
Over twenty thousand bushels Of corn has
changed hands at this place since the crop
was gathered.
The child OF AIR. Hsrgess, near Harland 8
ferry, that was shot in both legs by her broth
er, Is recovering. contrary TO all expectations.
-on the MeGannon place near here, a Mr..
Atkinson died some days ngo OF grippe and
pneumonia. His wife was sick At the same
time and the death Of her husband so pros
tratsd her that she died few days after
March "a, 1900. c. RANK.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-03-27

PROF , Mccarthy preached in springfield
Sunday.
--Mrs 2 Pumphrey ls sisiling at Parsons
this week
Mics Eme Sweet OF CRANKY, Mo Is the
guest OF Mrs r. l.. Decker.
--Mra Decker sr. has been IN for the pasl
week but Is improving now.
--Mrs. sophronla BarrItt has been very sick
and Is stlll In very delicate health.
--col Tamblyn. the well known Chicago
commission man, was here Tuesday.
Miss Viola Belts has returned from an ex-
tended yisit.in Kansas city and st. Louis.
--hr James Egan and family win take up
their residence among us In the near future.
--Goo Armstrong has been sick for two
weeks with bronchitR but Ia mp again at this
time.
Maj Nelson and Ross shacklsford spent
last sunday with L. W Marks and family on
Big Cabin
Rev. W l. squier and Mr.. Farnworth are
attending Presbytery, which met at Hanson,
1. r., this week.
Henry Sixkiller and wife are preparing to
try change Of climate for their health, which
has been very poor They will 30 to Colorado
Col Creighton, Of ChetopA, was In town
Tuesday, an attorney in the Farmer case.
Mr.. DAVIS, Of Muskogee. Is the opposing
counsel and was also here
REV. Brewer visited Worcester academy
while In vinita week ago and in the succeed
ing Issue OF his paper. Our Brother in Red
Ia s,itr rha
about our school, especially the industrial
department.
Rev. J. L. Futrell agent Of Galloway col
lego, came mp from Muskogee Monday night
and left next morning for Kansas City and
thence to 81 Louis, with the object OF collect
ing funds The Methodists have determined
upon the erection Of college at yinita and It
will be built.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-03-27
RoLL or HONOR.

The following ia list OF those who made the
highest grade in their respective classes, at
the Cherokee orphan asylum. for the moath
ending March q. 1880.
Hlgh school--senior class, Steve Peak I,
Sophomore class, Fuller MeBani Freshman
clGsa. Katie Watersi SUBJ Freshman class
Rachel Lynch; L class. George Johnstonj =
class, Rob't Bushyhead.
Primary school-A class, Jsn Eldridse; b
class, Arch whirlwindi c class. Joe Morris
Glass, George Ballou, Z class, Susie Tale
and Frost Fivekliler.
prize offered TO the one in the four higher
classes, making the highest grade, was wonby
Katie Waters
March %, 1880 Wv. HASTINGS. Prip.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-03-27

Experience teaches the hay man
that its a waste Of time aud money TO
buy any but The best presses. But
what presses are the best2 Old hay
men say the scott Press is che best in
use without exception. Il is made
from steel and swede iron, full circle,
continuous double stroke It u guar
anteed4o bale with ease from ten to
twelve tons per day. For circulars
and prices address. j. X MoRGAs
Coieyviile, Kansas. or The scott Hay
Press Co, Kansas Ciiy. No.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-03-27

CATOOsA NOTES.
Seed oats in demand .

Seed oats In demand.
-Farnsrs have planted nearly all their corn
In the last few pleasant days.
Last sabbath storm Of wind came up 50
storing that the church was shsken back and
forth and the congregation abandoned tho
building Rev. Morrison will have il torn
down ana rebuilt at once.
Charles wlngfeid IS the guest Of Joe penbo
-Deputy Marshal Joe Gordeii spent two
nights here recently.
Miss Mary Dsnbo Ia visiting her sister.
Mrs. williams. OF Cheises
-Nrs. J } Ford has been vev sicL for two
weeks. A great deal Of sicknes. In and around
here.
The Catoosa correspondent had a spell or
the grippe last week. hence no notes.
--wm. Melton. Of Choutenu, Is uorse. his
friends are very apprrhrnsive.
March 1i lza Farm
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-03-27
TmE POPULAR LISE

To the east Is the Burlington Route tIsnnl'
bal 4 st. Joseph u. ~ The service by thii
line has been constantly improved until II
has reached degree OF excellence surpassed
by none and equaled by few. The Burlng.
toms "Eli' is probably the finest and most
popular train running between the Missouri
river aud Chicago, being a solid through Ves-
tibule train Of Pullman sleepers aud Free
chair cars Leaving Kansas City. Atchison
aud ST Joseph after supper. the passenger
arrives In Chicago at 9.l5 In the morning
Having taken breakfast on one OF the Bur
lingion's world renowned dining cars. he ID
ready for the days business. OK IN ample time
to make all eastern connections.
For the convenience OF passengers from
Kansas City the ''Eii' takes a dining car ont
Of Kansas City on which east bound passen-
gers are served with supper which Is equaled
by few hotels.
The Burlington's ST Louis line. though
comparatively new, IL becoming better known
AM growing in popular favor every day until
Il bids fair In the near future to be the favor
ite line between the Missouri river and ST
Louis. This train consisting OF through
sleepers, chair cars and coaches leaves Kan
sas city, Atchison and 81 Joseph after sup
per and puts the passenger In 81 Lonis for
breakfast. and ample time to make all con
nections.
Iou are also requested TO bear In mind that
the darlington tKansas City, 81 Joseph A
Council Bluffs Il. RI Is the only line RAINING
through Pullman Buhu, sleepers between
Kansas City and St. Joseph aud st. Paul and
Minneapolis. This 10 the short line between
kansas City, 81 Joseph and Omaha Through
daily trains with sieepers and chair cars.
lnlwhatever direction you travel be surr
your tickets read over the Darlington Route
thereby surins.yourself the greatest amount
Of comfort, with the least expense Of money
and time
Write for all Information, circuiars, etc. 4,
10 II { Orr. general southwestern passenger
agent, 800 Main street, Kansas CITY. or
A. 4. DAVIS.
General Pass. & Ticket Agent.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-03-27
JUVENILE CORRESPONDENTS.
Little Ten.Tsar-0 Tells OF His Kitty and OF
other Things.


Nh. EDiroR GHrnFrAtS;--wiIl you please iei
these few lines 80 into your paper9 We take
Tnk CHiEYrAIN.
TO NY NIFTY.
Early yesterday morn
Brother went to the barn after corn
In the barn he found my Kitty
Fast in a crack; o, what pity.
He took her out and laid her down
Laid her on the cold. cold ground
Brother told me Kitty was almost dead
Iwent aud found her ss he said
think Kitty was trying to catch rat
And got fastened in q crack.
Kitty knew me and think she said:
Take me and put me In my bed -
Kitty was SO cold took her in my arms,
Put her ts bed wrapped up warm.
kitty lived just an hour aud died;
DO you blame me, reader, II oried2
Yes, criedi the tears ran free;
barred Kitty under my apple tree
IL any little girl these lines will see,
know she viii be sorry with me.
Kitty, Pll deck your grave with roses red;
o, I'm SO sorry that you are dead
ofall the Kitties. loved you best;
hope with Kitty spirits you are at rest .
WILLIE A. MAnrIN.
p. s-we have a school here at home
Mamma Is teaching. l am ten years old /
never went to school TO any other teacher save
Mrs. Henry Lamm. last summer, and Mrs
Jones in the fall This Is not pnblic school.
Papa says now l must write you tie news
Well, such news a. u Is; One OF the little
boys said his brother Ted was going 70 plant
corn to-day, March % Another boy said his
papa had planted irish potatoes three weeks
ago and was taking up his sweet potatoes to-
day One girl said her mamma was done
making soap aud had set iour hens Another
one Of the school girls said that Richard Mar
tins wife took forty dozen eggs to market aud
wac putting mp whole lot more Mr. Bar
rows, papa's tenant. will finish sowing oats
tomorrow. Mr.. Ell Adair, the sheriff, was at
our house a few days ago lie told papa there
were i've women suing their Husbands for di-
vorce just because their husbands were tri-
fling fthey get shet'' Of their husbands
wonder u they will be fools enough to marry
some other triniag fellow Brother Ssney is
making a great big neid and a house. Our
apple orchard Is all right; some fow peaches
II Is such hard work for me to write news
think you will sxeuse my effort.
nesuecffuily WAN
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-03-27
Pixiey Again in Custody.

Dan Pixley, who was arrested last
summer for killing which took place
at Tabler's spring, and who escaped
from Heck Thomas shortly after, gave
up last week. William Foreman met
him at Chetopa and they went to Fort
Smith yesterday, the witnesses having
in the meantime been summoned.
Pixley is prepared to give a bond II
bail be granted aud talks hopefully OF
his trial The circumstances of the
tragedy we're these: Dave Givens
was charged with accusing Henry Mo-
raine and his uncle. Dan Pixey, OF
horse-stealing. The three met at Tab
Ter spring. in August, 1889, and after a
few words, Givens and Moraine fired
on each other until both fell. At this
point it is alleged that Pixley, seeing
the condition of his nephew, seized a
heavy piece Of iron and beat Giyens'
brains out as he lay dying.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-03-27
1890
Harper's Bazar.
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Giving the latest Information Win regard 90
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thing is included which il OF interest TO
women During 1890 oliver Thomas Miller,
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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-03-27
Rncklen,s Arnles SaIre.

The best salve in the wOr.d for Cutss
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt, kheumi
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1890
Harper S Magazine.
Illustrated

A new Shakespehre-the Shakespeare OF Ed-
win a Abbey-will be presented in Harper's
Magazine for lsl0, with comments BY Andrew
Lang. liarper's Magazine has also made
special arrangements with Alphonse Daudct,
the greatesl OF living French novelists, for The
exclusive publication, la serial form, Of
humorous story, 20 be entitled The Colonlsts
oil Iarascon: She Last Adventures Of the IA
nous 1artarin.' - The story will be trans
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W ID. H0wells will contribute a novelette,
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In two parts, entitled ''Youma, handsomsly
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Ia illustrated papers. touching subjects %
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YINIrA DRUG sTORR BULLrrIN.
". v. miller. Proprlster.

Art materials. including paints.
brushes, blenders, etc
. Brushes Of every description. combs.
perfumes and all toilet articles.
Fine lot Of stationery. blank books.
writing tabiets. envelopes aud paper.
Cigars. cigarettes. tobacco. pipes snd
= general line Of goods for those who
use the weed.
Strings for ali Kinds Of musical In
struments Also nxtures for violin,
guitar OF banjo
fresh and complrte STOCK Of iirnRs
from which prescriptions are 1lled By
an experienced clerk
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-03-27
Peoples Drug Store
Oppo.Ite Frisco Hotel-North.

Toilet Chamois-Just received nice new lot
OF skins. They are great.
PrOserip riptions-Filled at all hours. day or
night, BY Galloway.
o. b. Cigar-Thls famous brand always kept
In stock. Give 1t trial
Tsilst sponges-BAth sp0nges and surgery
sponEes. a new lot just added
10 ouF atock
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-03-27

Please bear in mind that we are
headquarters for GARDEN and
FIELD SEEDS.
Lahdreth's garden seeds are not
Commission seeds" but we buy
them every year and BURN what
we have left. Every package is
guaranteed to be of the crop of
1889 and to grow true to name.
To attain success in gardening buy
Landreth's Seeds.
We also have D. M. Ferry's
Seeds, and for those who plant
more extensively we have fresh
1889 seeds in bulk, very much
cheaper than the papers.
Seed potatoes by the car load
will be here in due season.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-03-27

Don't trust to luck. tut rub on
Hunts Cure for Itch. letter. Ring
worm ~ Eczema. Solid hy " G. Pat
ton 4 Co.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-03-27

The pulpit. the bench sud The
bar recommend Cheathan + Chill Ton
ic a. the finest aniiperiodie in nse. be-
ing free from poison and guaranteed
Sold by W &. Patton i Co
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CLARKnoRE NOTES.

Or BOX IL now located here with his fam
lily.
The trial Of Frank Leno for killing Robert
6ilstrap will commence Afril 18th.
we have . subscription school here now,
taught by Miss Ida Mccoy. Of Cheises.
sam Posters little boy. aged one year,
died sunday night or spinal meningitis.
a special terra Of district court will be
convened az this place on the 6rst Monday In
MAJ BY Judgs starr. for the trial or criminal
cases under the Jurisdiction Of the district
court
Msrch "a. Iso0. Gsar Eae1E.
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Misses Jessie and Blanche Hall,
Mr. J. l.. Walker and Nj. I. G. Amiss
vent 10 Adair last Tuesday evening
for the purpose Of attending an en-
teiiainment given At that place. which
was very well attended indeed. The
proceeds TO 90 toward the erection
Of church and school house al that
place,
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Ar NJ. HDMISTON,
E. c BouDlNor
JONATHAN GORE,

Attorney At-Law aud U. s. Commits
siOaer for Civil Business.
Commissioner of Deeds for Kansas,
Missouri, Arkansas and Texas.
Deeds and legal papers drawn and
acknow lodged. Collections against
railroads for stock killed. Office, Ope-
IA House Block, Vinita. Ind. Ter. 7-23
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-03-27

VIM. Ehler, of Chouteau, owns one
ofthe greatest curiosities, perhaps, Of
the age. 1t is nothing more nor less
than a five footed horse-or rather
colt. This little wonder was born on
the 2lst OF the month and seems per-
fectly healthy and natural except for
its one foot too many. The extra foot
10 on the left fore leg and grows out
from the leg bone midway between
the knee and pastern joint. The leg
bose makes fork, the main part ex-
tending down naturally TO the pas
tern joint and hcof. 1t is upon this
foot that the colt stands. The other
fork of the leg bone stands away from
the regular leg and ends in another
perfect foot, joint being flexible and
hoof similar to other hoois. The colt
has no control over this foot and finds
it a thing of beauty only. The owner
of this freak of nature says his for
tune is made; for if the colt lives he
will take it to the worlds fair.
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