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FoR EENT-HousEs

init from our Office only.
THOMAS j. FISHER a co.,
1925 p ~ u ".
EOK RENT-TwO BRAND NEW SIX
Il room frame houses, high and dry loea.
tiOu; near churches and public school 'n
Uniortoyn. Inquire Of A. BEHREND, t3s II
81 NV
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School Of Law
FACULTY

REV u HAVENS RICHARDS S. .T..
President OF Tho University
CHARLES W HOFFMAN, LII D..
Dean OF The Faculty
non WILLIAM A RICHARDSON. 10. D.,
Chief Justice o. s. Court OF CIalmll
Lecturer on statutory and Administrative
Law and J eca MaXins
MARTIN O. MORRIS. IL. D..
Lecturer on Constitutional and fnfprna-
tiuuaI Law, Admiralty end Comparative
TurIsUrudCuUU.
non JEREMIAH W WILSON. IL ~.
Lecturer on the Law 90 Real Estate and the
Law of Evidence.
hon ANDREW e. BRADLEY
iju-fluy supreme Court. District If Column
lia B, Lecturer un Common Law. Plead
inc and Equity -uruaDucC
JOSEPH j DARLINGTON. III. d..
Lecturer un the law uf Personal Property,
Contracts and Negotiable Paper.
GEORGE D. HAMILTON. 90. .u..
lecturer un the law uf Partnership. Corpora
tons. r l.fI.N aud ItsfHu tufary Law
n ROSS PERRY, A 80.
LECTURER uu Criminal INV. Domestic Ng'a-
f..ua and |.HfH
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

FOX AALE-HoNSES.
EORCED SALE or REAL ESTATE
IL Do YOU WANT A SNAPf
That huo old homestead, 80bt q st n ",
comprising nearly S0d0O feet of ground ant
among the most delightful elevations iu
Georgetown, will be sold az a sacrifice 10
taken soon. Terms can bc made satisfac-
tOryi but the property must be sold at once.
Key at Mr. G. II, Flckliug's ONCE High 80,
GEORGETOWN. Write 90
L. q. JOHNSON,
au2.u RiChardsville. Va
TOR SALEM ALEXANDRIA, GROOM
II frame house, Just finishing; nytraut 40
yard; lot llNlla; snug home; price, $500. Ap-
ply 20 ROBERT j, THOMAS, Room No, 2, 8i3
18th 81.
EOR sALE-THREE OF THE CHEAPEST
I houses IN Washington, i0d, i08 and 20
llth st q; tWo-stOry and basement, brown
stone trimmings; z rooms and bath; electric
bells and gas; price, 8. 800 each, $500 cash
balance 70 suit or trade for good lots.
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PROPOSALS

DROPOSALs FOR ARTILLERY HORSES
il Depot QuarteFmasftr' % rgg, Washing
Ton. d. g., september 1I lssI--seaIed prU-
p0sals, iu duplicate. subject % usual CHull-
lions, viii he received at this Office until %
ing az this depot. HEe r' Artillery Horses
Preference given Go articles ai domestic ur1-
tglfiuu. tu. description ut tle horses aul
on application tU this Office. The sealed pros
plsals huu't Dee marked FIUpu-aI- .ur
HuEsgs and addressed 90 the lUdgrzl -uaI.
O. DANDY. Deputy 4uaEtermazteT Gem
graL B army, DEPOT Qllrtgrma-ter.
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NORWOOD INSTITUTE
Reoleus SEPTEMBER ~, With Increase
Faculty and many improvements
Mr.. and MRS WM ID. CABELl
au-b,t Prelr
CHARLOTTE HALL sCHOOr
l-78-I-9U
situation un-urTas fer health. English
Classical Mathematical Commercial and
Military Courses Board ana tuition. slag for
zen months. For particulars address
BW SILFEsIEB-
Charlotte Hall,
alt- -u sr Nary's County. MI
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~ = I-T------I '---T " ~ W.
Introductory lecture aud announcements
for fhr ensuing term at fNp LAW Buiiinc.
corner 0iU and q s'a. u Vs.. 600 N Wednesday,
OCT. 8, on $3.50 %. W. 'AlI Interested ARE cor.
daily invited FOO attend. THr library now
comprising the English and leading American
report. and fHg latest text books upon most
legal subjects, .s located BOO fNu Law Nu.II.
ing with TuwmuHIHua reading rooms af.
tarlci and vii. He open from "a m. tO l0 D.
M. daily. euuIHys excepted fH .'l4glts and
alumni Ul fht school
Tile secretary can hr seen lt che law
Building Uu Tur-dava. Ihur-gays and -l'ur-
DAYS from 7.u tu ssII D.. u. fuT information.
enrolment etc. Circulars giving HrUrsc Uf
study. terms, etc.. can Dee obtained 40 book.
stores Uf M. I Morrison 1853 q So u. w.
and LJWdefWI'h g. CO.. If-f 10. o.. W auI
at N s., Ih0Wu-uH'- drug Store. eos l5lH 30.
% w,0r uu application. personally or by lgt-
ter, 90 tHe uulgrs.E .Eucd.
SM. YEATWAN.
agUfI.fE Ns.rYfUrF and Treasurer
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~ LADLEsi LADIES' LADIES.
Hrs. MlCaleEly 3 lte only laL aud
11lleL -llalla manufacturer % che ely. CAL
and see her uaW shapes. Bleaching ald
pressing. straw ana lelt hata altered tl tae
latest sl5laa j Orders promptly attended 81.
1903 q stree TW
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Iu sums no suit an per cent,
The above Us only a portion ul the property
on uF books. For ta.l lst gaA ~ l1cl llE
bulletin. issued al the ls- ana l'rl.
u u WAEGANaE
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Pa. ave and 18th st.,
EUREKA COMPLEXION SOAP. 35 CENTS
PER CAKE.
Lady Agents Wanted.
kg@TEMPORARY OFFICE OF THE
~ WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY
1901 F street ~
CAPITAL 81 ,00O, 900,
This company issues certificates OF deposit
bearing interest a. follows. on an amounts
deposited for ninety days OF more, but less
thau six months, Ter cent. per annLm; =
per cent. on deposits for more than siN
months, but less than year and per cent.
on deposits Cf one year or longer
Secured investments Tor sale.
Money loaned.
W.B. ROBISON. See. b. T. WARNER. Pres.
DIRECTORS:
John T. Arms, George P. Schafer,
NLaTles - Bailey John A. Hamilton,
james T. Barbour, Thomas somerYiIle,
George Fl Bartol John IA, swopet
Horace S. Cummings, y. S. sWQrmstett
y. j., Darlington, Hattersley " Talbot,
John JuF ElsGu. George Iruesdgll.
Charles .. Faulkner, B. Il. Warner,
Albert F. Fox, A. a. Wilson,
o. q. Green. j.. D. " inc,
William Is, 6urleFr S. ". woodward
John B. Lamer Chas. Benz, h h.-k.us1ul
A. S. WoFthington,
hls- THE SAFE DEPOSIT AND STORAGE
- DEPARTMENT.
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST COM
PANas
l8 l7Tu ST. NV
Absolutely FiTepro0L
Vow ready for The storage of Furniture.
ramos, >l.TerW are, Pictures MrrQEsr Lrluks.
Carriages. aud an portable articles. Pack
ing, Moving AND shipping ly experts. orders
ly mal gr telephone promptly attended q.
Call and examine building. HtlJils pass
ALBERT M. READ,
Eg.aim General Mauastr
k1g-WHY NOT HAVE YOUR SHIRTS
- made by enc ut the uust celebrated
cutters iu AmeEicat Prices same as those
50 nv.
~ FEET RELIEVED DR. WHITE
gHlRHE9DISE
1870 Pguua. ave. opposite WIIIarI's Hotel
thousands from lar and lear FI4.t DR. hllll.r
e-tallslmeut far relief from and avoidance
HI Unfusr blullusr diseased nails aud en-
ether tqlf troubles Hours, "a. ID LH . us l-
putting tle feet "a good order. Established.
49,. WILLIAM LES
Successor no Henry Lees sga-H
UNDERTAEER,
1921 Pa. ave. NV
south Side.
Blaneh once. l9s MARYLAND ave. S. v.
~ -LADIEsl LADIES' LADIES'
- Ars. hgCaderly e tte only laL aad
bonnet franc uauufacrareE 90 che ely. Cal
ana see ncr uaW ahapa5. Bleaching al1
pressing. straw ana ZEN hata altered ~ tle
la--si slaAea = ORDERS alfQ4RilY attended q.
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.L.--r ----L M

Circuit Court Prof George Hamilton.
Court uf Appeals. Truf- Martin 2 Morris,
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FOR SALE AND REST.
DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN

THOMAS f. wAGGAMAN, si7 P street.
Changes made Wednesdays and Saturdays.
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wANTED-ROoaIs.

wANTED-ROOAIs.
WANTED ROOM AND BOARD IN
w private Catholic family state terms
Address Il. 3O-it.
TWO UNFURNIsHED ROOMS
w for lady and son iu the vicinity 0t
New York ave and 18th 81; rent not 20 eX.
Ceed SIS. Address A. B. O., Critic ONCE. t
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-05-22
Two Mishaps.

Our Prairie City correspondence, Of
May 20, says: Last evening a mule
team belonging TO ]. p. Audrain, ran
away with their owner, turning over
and breaking the hack. and dragging
Mr. Audrain some distance, slightly
injuring his hand Three other per-
sons who were in the hack escaped IN
hurt. - Last Wednesday Samuel
Foust's little g:rI, aged ak years, was
badly kicked in the face by horse.
The wound extended from over the
right eye, deep down into the nose.
cutting the bridge Of tha. member and
exposing the roof OF The mouth, rre-
senting a fnghtful appearance. Dr.
Collins was called and skillfully
dressed the wound At this time the
child is doing well, with every promise
Of an early recovery. although y mar
Sow escape from death"
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-05-22
WORCESTER ACADEMY.
Eighth Annual Commencement
Exercises, sFhursdsy Evening.
May 2o, 7:3O O'clock Sharp.

Sunday evening, May 18th. at acad-
eny chapel, Baccalaureate exercises
with sermon by Rev. W. L. Squier.
pastor Vinita Presbyterian church.
PROGRAMME:
Chorus, ''Ths Mountain Miners,
-..--. ---..Junior Class
Essay, zone Hundred Years Prog
ress in the United States, -
.-.. Richard Armstrong
Vocal Solo, "AIl in 4 Garden Fair, -
Watson. Hali
Reading, "John Maynard, -
.--.---...Ma Matte Donnelly
Chorus. bird Song. Kindergarten
Essay, "The Puritans." LAME Little
Piano duett, "The Radieuse. ."-jotts-
chalk, Misses Ashbrook and Emery
Farce, "Is the Editor In7''
John Barritt, Laura Ghouteau, Will
Klaus, Matte Donnelly, Fugitt
Fiippin, Joe Blosser
Vocal solo, THE Bedouin Love Song,
-. 80. 49,. Mr. Mccarthy
Essay, Benedict Arnold, ,"...-------
-----------Lucite oriHef
Vocal duett, Sweet is the Wandering
Breeze, ,"-pinsuti,- o.. --.----------
Blanche Hail and Fannie Hunt
Piano duett, Butterfly Schottische, -
Streabog, ,------------- --------------
Jesse Daniels Jennie Skinner
Essay. 'sJoan Of Arr" -Mollie Cooper
Piano, "Shepherd's Evening Song, -
Wilson Lucille tOrtner
Reading, Barbara Freitchie, -.
----- .---------- --- LcaTi OfcN
Vocal dustt, "AngeFs Visits, Mel
notte - Blanche Hall and Mr.. Nc
Carthy
Essay. "Cleopatra," Josie Crutchfeld
Vocal solo, .-... Miss Jessie Hall
Essay with Yaledictory, Babylon the
Great, "------.-----B Blanche Hall
Awarding of Diploma
Awarding of Prizes
Vocal trio, "Stars Of The Night. -
Campara Miss Hall, Messrs-
Mccarthy and Blakeney.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-05-22
Struck by Lightning.

Sunday afternoon about > o'clock
George sutton Was killed four miles
south OF this place by a stroke Of light
ming. Ar. Sutton was riding a fine
horse, driving FIVE or six head Of cat
tie when the storm came. just as he
was crossing the road there came a
peal Of thunder and a fash of FIRE and
both rider and horse fell dead A col
ored man, who happened to be near by
witnessed the terrible catastrophe.
He says the man was thrown on his
face and died without a strnggls-wss
killed instantly. The horse made but
a single struggle and il, too, was dead.
Not scratch or bruise was found on
either, hence some think they xeEe
killed by the shock rather than by a
direct stroke. Mr. Sutton was a maa
about forty years old, and q man Of
family. A wagon was sent out and
came back before sundoHn bringing
the body 10 town for burial.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-05-22
CoWsKIs PRAIRIE NOTES.

Wheat aud osts looking nns.
-Farmers most terribly delayed In their
work
-Jen ncGhee is attending court At Fort
smith
Geo Starr. Jr who had . hand in steal
ing those saddles soms time ago, get 80 days
In jail
Lee Carey Was arrested by HuskOgee mar
shals for being little too polite 10 ParsOn
Lemons Al the court house
Prizes a Campbell. OF Ssosho. delivered .
car load Of Mccormick binders to the pros
pcroHs farmers Of the prairie
Miss Laura West. thu accomplished yOpng
teacher OF Sagsr senOoi, reoeived . painful
wound In the leg by = shot gun, Last Thurs-
day evening. seeidentiy discharged In the
hands Of Joel SnaSee.
Nav u 100
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-05-22

Glands $ sheItoa rsszrnsd from the
osngs nation Sunday.
Mayor Norwood. Of Ghslses, was In tsEn
on business Saturday
The genial physiogsny Of Fred walker
was bsAning on eur streets Saturday and
sunday.
-D-. r b Fife and wife and Miss Evs Pat
ton. OF Muskogss. spent Sunday with Mr. and
Ma. PAttOn-
family Of G. ". Green AZ Alton, several
days this week
Mn. william z. and Mrs. "a Hslseil
weut TO 81 Louis last Friday to Walt the gen
eral conferences
Rev Jesse Lemon, pastor OF tss n E
church at chOutsau. preached at the hetho-
dist church Sunday
Hon. Ell Whitmirs. N ember Of thu board
e education, Was in the city visiting the
public school Monday
Mrs. n Z Milford left last Saturday
for Topeka, Kansas. where abe will
spend = week OF H0rs Waiting relatives and
friends.
II c Anderson, who for the past tive
years was the prescription draggist for Pat
ton 4 Co.. ielf the hrst 81 the week sor = vis-
Il 20 Memphis
Joe Lend. 81 Kinnissn. Was in the city this
week Joe thinks the question Of who shall
be chief does not need discussion As badly as
does the tenure Of cur land east Ofs5.
-M-s John Miller and Ms. Dr. BAgby and
children rstzrnsd from q three weeks visit In
Kansas City lsst Saturday. The former
bought . handsoms phGton and harness
while there.
Mrs. Jennie Gallagher and Miss Fannie
Hayes. accompanied by MS Wn- ChOuteau,
left for Fort Worth. Texas. the latter part Of
last week The two frst named ladies Will
make Fort wsrih their home fer the future
a. E Irsy. editor ef the Telephone.
..H0oIy-phone'' as the Arrow and Sentinel
with more venom than wit calls u. was in
thu city in the interest Of his paper Satur-
day. Gus says some OF 8ushyheSd's friends
are s'knIhng'' him. while Mayes. by giving
his old friends the cold shoulder, is '-knif-
iag'' himself
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-05-22
Ohildren's DaH.

A note from Pheasant Hill con-
tAins the following: Pheasant Hill
had her animal Children's Day ser
vices on Sunday, the lsih- The house
was properly decorated With a great
variety OF flowers, mosses and ferns
Arrangements had been made for an
excellent service but owing % the
heavy rain but few of the scholars
we're able to reach the church, and
they came with the starch washed out
of their nice costumes The audience,
too, was thinner than expected, but
the birds and the children sang beau
tifully. After Praise the Lord for
Childhood's Days. W. W. Clapper
snd CathaEine Smith, stanIing under
4 tasteful wreath OF mock-orange and
rose buds, were united in marriage,
Rev. A. n. Chsmberlin officiating.
After chanting Gloria followed by
the benediciion. the little crowd scat
tered to their homes, mid May show
ers and the springing flowers. all glad
they had been there, even At the risk OF
spring hats"
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-05-22
ADAGK NOTES.

-Bnsiness good
-Lsnsx new store sun . coming; be
finished this week
Bern, on the 18th. 20 Hr- and Mrs J. c.
shTum, . fns daughter. Mother and shild
doing well.
According 10 eurrent report there is Ike
~ TO be a case in Law before long for selling
impure meat.
IT. r. Burnett and family. Of Coody's
BlaG. are Visiting friends and old soquAiat-
auces near Adsir.
Mrs. Booker. who has been visiting her
daughter, Mr.. c. l. Jeans. for rene time.
returned home on the Eth.
Miss Matte TroIlinger. OF susviIls. No &.
arrived on the I7th and VIII sPead the sum-
mer with hsr sister. MS. J G. Shrum-
Al friends Inisrested In Halls Chapel are
rsqEsstsd by John W. Mayss. to meet Ht the
chapel At O'Clock .. m, mex; Sunday TO de-
eide ss to the best time to hold the next pic
ME Let al the friends come and come early.
Miss Mamie stafford. Miss Lnir simmer
and Rob;. Hill. OF vinits, came down on the
18th TO view the landscape DER. Mr- Hill re-
turning the same day. Misses stafford and
skinner remained as guests OF Ms skinner
and Miss Lizzie Clsrk. returning on the I7th-
May ~, Isao. VINO.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-05-22
Avoiding at Fort Gibson.

Last Thursday evening, May Is.
1890, at the Presbyterian church at
Fort Gibson, a crowd awaited the AZ
rival Of the bridal party, and at $50
the bride and groom, Mr. L. r. Nash
and Miss Emma Beck, entered, attend
ed by their little sisters, Lutte and
Addie. A number of children were ar-
ranged, holding arms full Of flowers
which they strewed before the
happy young couple. 1t was
amid beautiful decorations Rev.
ID. n. Allen performed the mar
rage ceremony and told in eloquent
language how their lives should be as
perfect as the ring he placed on her
finger which was an emblem Of purity.
After the wedding they went with
their many friends 10 the home of the
groOm's fai her where a grand reception
awaited them
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-05-22
Hay Presses.

Experience teaches the hay man
that its waste OF time and money to
buy any but the best presses. But
what presses are the hesi2 Old hay
men say the Scott Press Is the best ia
use without exception IL Is made
from steel and Swe'le iron, full circle,
continuous double stroke. II is guar
anteed to bale with ease from ten TO
twelve tons per day. For circulars
and prices, address, J. X. MORGAN,
C0heyvilIe. Kansas. or The Scott Hay
Press Co., Kansas City, No. 9-3
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-05-22
WAyrs. FoR saLE. Losr. srRlrEp. sroLEs

Zach notice. Of the character indicated, not
exceeding FlFTr WORDS will Ice inserted two
weeks under this heading for sIFTN ,KNTs. J
STRAfED.-from my place Big Cabin
creek near DobkIn's school house the ifth Of
April. enc eight year old mare; black or dark
brown. heavy main and tail some IS hAnds
high. not very gentle disposition The mare
was ready - have a mule colt ~ the time size
iefts she might have lost %. A reward Of 81
Tor any information leaiinc to the recovery
ofthe mare Address. T. KAyIzzAL, kinnI-
son. l. 4 1s-s7
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Two Distinct Lines to Chicago,

Two Distinct Lines to Chicago,
Are given the Traveller from the Indian Terri
tory By the Burlington Route One 10 Han
nibal over the ". X a T. z. Z whence the
Buriington's solid vestibulel train. the
xii" takes up the through sleeper and
sl.ee,is &. 10 its destination The other route
Is msslr over the u a ~. J. z Il from saH-
sAs City. fium which point this fsnoas train,
the Eli, % starts This is the kansas city
Chicago Flyer. q solid vrsiihnied train OF
slerpers and free chair cars. lrayiuE Kansas
city late In the afternoon. IL lands the ras-
srns-r IN Chicago in time Tor business the
next morning. having served both supper and
breakfast In s.iuing cars. which are acknowl-
edged hy al 20 be the BE-; west Of Chicago.
Ihs Burlington Route tK C.. 81 J. 4 {. u.
Y z from Kansas City gives through service
to Minneapolis aud Il. Paul. leaving Kansas
city in the forenoon the through buffet sleep
ers via. rounciI BiaGs arrives a. the twin
eiisrs'' in time Tor breakfast the next morn
lag This line runs tWo magnificent trains
through 10 Council Eiuas aud Omaha daily.
one lezria= Kansas City little before noan
and one in the evrninE. arriving respectively
In the evening and morning Both of these
trains have tile palace sleeping sni free chair
cars which have made thr darlington psssru-
ger service model Of comfort and magnih-
cence
For further information address, C. II
Boardman. Travelling Passenger Agent, Fort
worth, Texas. or
a C. DAVIS,
General Pass. & Ticket Agent,
81 Joseph, No.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-05-22
THAT CLAREuOKK FIsHT.

EDIToE CHIEFrAIS--In order 10 correct =
Eaisreprcsentation offActs in yourjssus Of Nay
Is, -hssdeI .'Pescs Makers Misfortune. " as
one who knows. I will say: The hzht was
forced on Mcclellan b. Sanders. who was
drunk. Ross took active part in the nsht
against Mcclellan. until pulled OF by Fore
man, when he tarned and struck and kicked
Foreman, breaking the large bone In his right
leg about four inches shove the ankle. Amer
getting loose Ross pitched into Mecislian
again. and was s.sPPed orer the farming i'm
PIement, spoken Of BY yon last week
Nay 10, lssa- JoHS A FoHENaS.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-05-22

Nicely" Austin, the cOlored ooy,
was arrested last evening by Deputy
Coxfo running his horse on the streets
Of this town "abont the Srd of May"
and was held for-the grand jury.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-05-22
Cured bY Cuticura

cannot say enonrh In praise of the Cu1scrRA
REnEDfEs. ny boy, when one year Of aEe, Wa 90
bad with eczeina thzt he lest all Of his hair HIS
scalp WAS covered With erupttons. Ehich the doc
tors said Was scali-hcnd, and that his hair would
never grow again. Dcspairing Of cure from
l'hvsicssns lrl.ln the u-c Of The CrITcuRA RENE-
DIEs and, am happy 70 say, With the most perfect
suercss. Ills hair Il DOW splendid. and there IL
not a pimpte on him. recommend the CUTIcrRA
RrxEDIEs 10 motbers a. the mo-t speedy, eco1oun-
tcal ard for Al skin ciseases u Infants
nud chiilrrn, and feel that every mother who has
au ailicfed child will thznk me for % doing
HRs. n. L MOODSIA, Norway, Ne
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-05-22
Information for Our Patrons.
THE FRISCO Line.

Handsome new eQulrmenk FzzpaaSias every
thing now run vest Of he Mississippi riyer x
full the 81 sisaant new Pullman Drawing Room
and Buffet SieeperB have Just been put inss
service oy this popular route 70 run daily b>-
tween 81 Louis and Galveston. Texas via FoFx
6n4,a. Caris and Dallas Wifhgut change
A fun ooupieFnuut Of elegant new Reoiininr
Chair Cars a the most impFoved pattern and
enish. with The celebrated Sc1rr1i Chair up
hSisteret IN leather These ears are models q
Perfection and uill Be run daily oetresn s.
Louis aEd Haistcad. Kansas. via SprfngneId.
Carthage and Wichita. and between 81 Louis
and Bun. Kansas. ria Carthage. Joplin Cher
ryvale- Winfield. Arkansas CITY and CaidueIl
All p1sseagcrs travelling between 81 Louis and
Arkansas and Texas and between 81 Louis anz
Kansas points should patrouixe this srrE1
through car route through The grad Soatkr
west
We ut1 aivnys lead al eoupstitors IN sve<4
thfEg r-puler with he travelling public
Tor sny particular lnfo-matiea ean Eps2 =
pdaress heefest Agent 'frisco Ire q ne x.es<
eycsk
u. WIsHiRT,
Genera Passenger AScr1
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-05-22
A Train Wrackad

A south bound freight train struck
one OF G. W Green's mnles at Kelso
yesterday morning, derailing three
cars and sadly demoralizing the loco
motive. Both fireman and engineer
jumped of in time to escape injury,
but the latter struck on has face and
was som ewhat skinned up. The mule
was so badly cut up il would be hard
TO find piece large enough to identify
The morning passenger train was de-
tained At this place most OF tho day.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-05-22
NOrICE.
To the StsckhoIdsrs OF the Whit. Fair 1ssoeis-
fIou.

There viii be meeting OF the stockholders
Of the Yinita Fair association the first sat-
Hrday of June. Isso. Al s-So O'Clock p. m A
reorganization Of the government shd general
management Of the fair is necessitAted by the
advance in the times. All stockholders are
requested 10 be present either in person or
by proxy
By srder OF the board Of directors
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-05-22

When afflicted with any of the mis-
cradle skin diseases which make lie a
burden, try Hunts Cure. IL is guar
anteed. If IL does you no good il will
cost you nothing. For sale by W. c.
Patton & 60.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-05-22
Fewer Sore Eight Years

I must extend 70 you The thanks Of one Of my
customers. Eho has been ciIred ~ using the CuTr-
SrRA REMEDIES, OF an oid sore, caused b. n long
s-uea OF sicknrss or fever eight years aco- He
% bad he was fearful b. Nould have 10 have his
icx amputafes. hut Il hzpry 10 say be il nov er-
tirrly well. sound = ccllar. He requests ne
JOHN v. AISOR, Druggist, Gainssboro, Tenn
We hzre be-1 selling your CuTTcuRA RExEnIEs
for wears and hzys the frat complaint yet 10 re-
e-ive from purchaser. One q The worst cases q
scrvfula sxer saw uas cured by tbcrn.
TAYLOR = TAYLOR, FnEnkfort, Kan
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-05-22

"A Fl. Smith peddler. operating in
this town by selling from samples, wa,
arrested by the Z. S. authorities yes
terdav.