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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-01-23

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letter, Eczema, Old Sores, Itching
Hives. etc. Cure guaranteed. Sold by
W. G. Patton & Co.
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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-01-23
GRAND
Clearing Sale
OF
Winter Goods.

From this date we inaugurate
a genuine Mark Down Clearing
Sale of Winter Weights in
Dry Goods,
Clothing,
Boots, Shoes,
Underwear, Etc.
Look at the prices, then come
and look at the goods.
We have in stock everything
advertised in this list.
Standard prints, fast colors, worth
S1-3, now &c.
Washington Novelties, prints,
worth z, now sc.
Henrietta cloth, worth s1.00, now
CSC.
Henrietta cloth, worth 75c, now
SOC.
Henrietta cloth, worth SOC, now
SOC.
Henrietta cloth. worth 40c, now
20c.
Clothing, Ladies' Cloaks and
Wraps at just half price.
Underwear at one-half price.
Just little more than half:
Mems rubber arctics, former price
sl.75, now SIS.
Ladies' orvershoes, former price
sl.50, now 90c.
We mean business. We want
to close these goods out If you
want a bsrgain come and get it for
one-half the money the goods are
ordinarily sold at.
Positively nothing will be
charged to any one at these prices.
Cash over the counter, are the
terms.
vinita, Jan. %, 1890.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-01-23

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Drug New and complete line Of drugs
and patent medicines
stationery-A large assortment Of beautiful
goods. paper, envelopes. ETC.
Candles The nnest and freshest stock and
the greatest variety. in Viniia.
sundries-PAints.o oils, varnishes. window glass
combs. brushes. perfamsrY. etc
Tobsceos-Smokers' articles Of all kinds;
pipes. tobacco, cigars and eigsr-
cites; Try the Bumbis Bee cigar
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In ens nsinEte fbe Cutscnra
AAuli-Inin Plaster re1e.e1 rneu.
ma.ic. scial1c. hIQ. <ioneys c1rHIs ana
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cO0DI's BLUFF MOTIFS.

Harlan Parish. whs has been very low with
pneumonis, is sble 10 be about again
Miss May Perrin is able 70 be ou:. AFTER -
ing confined to the house for six weeks By .
badly sprainsd ankle
The new ferry boat ~ the Smith fairy
broke loose while in mid-stresm one day last
week and n0ated = mile down stream before it
coald be recovered Ex-Clerk Will Carey Vas
on board with his buggy and team
la grippe has taken = arm hold in this
community. Among those who are down with
II AZ present are Elmer Gabriel. Tom Bassert.
xImer Paxton. william Lask. Val Hillsand
wife. Louis coSer. viii Ross children and
many others.
January %. lsso- oLD RRsrrKSIsz-
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-01-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TIE ST. LOUIS NATIONAL
STOCK YARDS

Eeezs-A ss East 81 Lszi.. m
Dareutiy spposits ne city Of 81 Loui. Buy-r1
Cor al description Of Live Stock ai~zys In -
tnndAns>. and vitAsz the Erouacs Of fAs sl1c<
Tard1 re Beef GINNING conpzny. vfU =
capacity for slanshterfng i.aoo bead q azE<ls
daily. and PORK Packing Estsblishasntz vsa
ac4vaciy for slanEhisring I20o hosz dzly.
ISAAC II. Knox Prsssdezs
CHAs. +. JONES. saDk
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-01-23

The general passenger agents of
the two roads running through this
place are endeavoring to ascertain
what industry Is pursued here as gen.
orally as preaching. Station Agents
Walker and Peck say they use from
thirty-fve to fifty applications a year
for elergymen's half fare permits
more than four times as many as
Springfield OF Parsons
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-01-23
JONATHAN GORE,

JONATHAN GORE,
AffsrneF-kf-lan and e. =. Cemmis-
kioner sor Civil Business.
Commissioner OF Deeds for Kansas,
Missouri, Arkansas and Texas
Deeds and legal papers drawn and
acknowledged Collections against
raiiroafs for stock killed Offce, Ope-
r. Hfuse Block. Fiaita. Ind Ter 7-@S
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Opposite Erlsso H0,.I-ssrth.

PsoPle's Drug Store
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AUTOMATICALLY,

AIIUEAEI-AI- u,
NUSKOGEE. l. T.
VII nrzrtlur In Cni1ed States courts, Texas.
Eensns Arknnxzz snd Territory. HaE had
Enee1 yezrs expsrierce - N ncufe Frnct.-
toner q the lza CorrcEpandenes soIicifed
Special ottensIon given % coilectlone. and
prcmpt Hcrk IN seczrine pensions. back pny
and bcunty claims -
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NEW LINE no CHICAGO.

General Pass 4 Ticket Agent.
So. Joseph, No.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-05

Matter 3 Co. 5 faetory. nass rsguTnec
trn Nseks hs1l1g tip sreUne
LELl
A. :. Parisa. Of 81 C0.t-aye., enter
g. ae'' 3 p4Esy of frends a. pedro. esc
a. Is t-ss-sa e res -1enee l4st evening
Mary 2. Basel, ~ 81 NsItl Dv.sso--
s. fAs lrel colnled t0 lel rQem ses-
efal days by severe 4..A~k % rLeunlz-
l-ell.
Henry Z Caase of the law 6rm q
aitf f-ar1 a Cusse, = 1lsE recovering
tl-.-- a lo-g and serious llless. Hs
+as -l.e l0 le cat yesterday.
Thomas + f.alt "a wife have gone to
94@---slee tor the Summer He goes o.
.e-A after ghe llmoerEg ana l1-g o.
interests " waite, fr.4at 4 CO.
Prof 4. :. PARISH, proprietor Of the
1raad k2p.1s Business College. 5 con-
nlel o. tie b0use Cy IA able-bolled
a-Lacz ~ m ,lscular rheumatism
Col. J u. sumner. of Ka.arnazoo.
I9tnel.g assistant secretary OF the
~ 80 gan senate, called Al tbe IELE-
9RAal -hERALD sanctum Yesterday.
A. 3. Richmond, or Perkins 4 Rich
mond goes % Chicago today % attend
tne cycling tournament that 5 % be
held pa the exposition building IN that
city
4 telegram was received from j. T.
Andrew yesterday announcing AIS ar
rival in New York. lie Will return
home today from three months trip
abroad.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-05
MUST HAVE NEW BONDS.
--latest Tax About the New Court nous,
sIuddIe.

work 8 progressing without any IN
tefrupton ou the new court house, but
10 estimates wlil bepaid 10 the Western
Construction Company until sad COM
pany provides new bonds. In the
meantime the subcOntractors are run.
h-ns snort OF money. The Building
committee Is Wiling 70 meet the claims
OK the suhcOutractOrs out OF the May
estimate II Ar. DlckerSOn viii give an
order, but refuses 10 pay the money 20
Tue construction company until sure
the labor and material bills are paid or
until new bond j. provided which will
cover any deficiency in TINS way.
eubcontractOr II. +. DOren has re-
celVed letter from President Dlker-
son, OF the construction company, stat
ing that an order Tor money Will be
mailed 10 the committee, for himself
and tie other subcontractors, but the
order mas not vet been received bv
Chairman Looms. Ii Mr. Dickerson
faIs 20 come TO time work Will be sus
pended FOR ten days, and then the con-
tract Wall be declared void, and the
work VIII progress under the direction
OF the committee. It's understood that
Mr.. DlckorsOn may bring suit against
the county Tor alleged breach OF con-
tract, claiming that his personal respOn-
slolhty Is good for the So, 900 bond.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-05
MANY CLERGYMEN.
The synod of the Holland Christian Re.
formed Church

The Holland Christian Reformed
Church Of the United States opened
It's biennial session of its Synod IN the
city Yesterday morning. The session
will be likely TO continue for week.
The meetings are held N the Spring
street Christian Reformed Church,
Rev. +. Bos, of Holland, presiding.
There are nearly 100 clergymen pres
ent and expected, representing So con
gregatOns IN all parts OF the country.
The synod opened with divine service,
after which the organization took place.
Rev. L. G. Hulst, ef Coldwatcr, was
elected President, and Rev. r. Z.
kurper, of South Holland, Illinois.
Nlce-President. \. keiser, of Mus
kegon, and John Remersma, of Zee
land, were elected Secretaries. One Of
the most important topics for discus
son and settlement by this synod Will
be the final local location of the college
OF the denomination, here or at Hol-
land.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-05

The Grand Rapids Portable House
Company that has been dong business
at the Bending works, on Prescott-st.,
for two years, mas concluded 70 20 10
Grand Haven with It's plant. Hon.
Dwight Cutler, Of Grand Haven, has
offered them the building on Grand
ryer known as the Hare mil, and the
plant will be- RENTED 20 accommodate
Them. In addition Grand Haven parties
have agreed 10 take 5000 additional
capital stock. The Portable House
company IS substantial and firmly
established manufacturing concern,
and II viii be a loss TO the business
interests of the city 10 have tremoved .
The exact date OF removal and some Of
the minor details are yet 10 be ar
ranged.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-05
TOWN TOPICS.

Ihs Board Of Educat.0a VII hold a
meeting saturday evening
Born, % Mr. and AIRS. Fred +. Emery.
OF - Neto-st-, lopOuad BOY.
Hammerschmldts beautiful new
block "a West Br.dge-st. - nov finished
Nlrzaea are az work on the first
story Of TIE new addition 70 the Union
school.
Grip car No. q. Of the cable company
lfe, broke down on Caual-st. Tuesday
evening.
Plank's Tayern-on-the-B Beach, At St
Joseph, VIII be managed by Mr.. Plank
personally.
Circuit court call-Judge Grove
t.t.. lury case So -. Judge Burch-
t.Fl jury case no D..
WAle Rce. of 468 Jeeerson-ave.
ols cot tas measles. and the health
rtce has been n0uGed.
The case ot Harr son IT, Reed against
William r. RICE, ls on tral before the
jury Ia Judge Groves court.
Several OF the young men on both
SIDES Ot the river are talking oi form
inG cadent artillery company soon.
The II "a school orchestra have ar
ranged % give a concert for the benefit
of their music fund, Friday evening OF
tl.s week.
Henrietta c. Farmer yesterday sold
% Edwin Q. Allen. the north % feet of
lot n, Farmer addition for a consider.
suon OK $500.
Mrs. Hemming. OF 205 Ionia-st.. has
boy years Old whom she wants sent
70 the state School. She Is N destitute
circumstances.
Judge Grove yesterday granted Hat.
tie Robens decree or divorce against
her husband, George Robens. Grounds
extreme cruelty.
The return OF examination in the
sed ductive case of Ezra Quackenbos, was
hled IN the circuit court by Justice
Nestfall yesterday.
All the railroads have granted rate
ot one and One-third fares for the round
trip, from all points 10 the legislative
reunion at Lansing, June 10 ana II.
Freeman +. Tenny. of Minneapolis,
yesterday commenced foreclosure
SUIT ia the circuit court, against Austin
". Hill. The face Of the mortgage Is
$500.
Nearly 500 pages or Albert Baxter's
history Of the city OF Grand Rapids
have gone through the press and the
printers are pushing the work toward
the close.
Excursion Agent Frank II. Cobb, OF
the G. & W. NJ. was at st. Joseph on
Tuesday. where lie met the Ohio and
Indiana iumbernlen and escorted them
q MusSegou.
Miss Mary Leibocker was picked up
r. al insane condition on the West |
SIDE yesterday and WAS locked no atthe |
county jail. She Will be examined IN /
the probate court.
Finch Temple of juvenile Templars. !
Nil GIVE an entertainment at Good |
Iempiars' Hall. McNullen block. to- !
night. Mss Lena Belle Bridgeman |
Will ASSIST IN the exercises.
A mite chest meeting Of the Woman's
Missionary society. OF st. Marks
Church viii ~ held this afternoon.
June 5, at 3 O'Clock, ~ the residence OF /
Mrs. J. 5. De Kraft. 90 East FuIton-st.
A large pane OF glass was blown out
cf d toud story window n the BlOdCett /
block on south IOnla-st. Tuesday after
noon A couple Of ladies' narrowly
escaped beng struck and a morse nearly
ran away because Of DC.
Tho Sc. Denis building, corner Of
Monroe and eprng sts., ls being torn
down and th0 occupants are leaving.
l'r. haow s.. t1e cn.rorod So. goes into
80. N Nonroe-,t.- opposite the Morton
lll'''e, ana Dr. FeeltCor goes INTO the
Porter block. +
New doors aad floors have been put /
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-05
Lake horo Route. Teachers Excursion

For the occasion of the annual meet
ing of the National Educational Asso-
ciauon, to be held at st. Paul, Mimi,
July Attn to llth inclusive, 1890, the
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern R'y
Co., will sell excursion tickets OF greatly
reduced rates, June 2Sth TO July 9th,
inclusive.
great opportunity to visit the north
western country at n very small ex-
pense. Do not miss 1t.
Send to 4. J. Smith, Gen'l Passenger
q Ticket Agent, Cleveland, O., for CIR
cular OF information.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-05

Frank (. Sheldon, manager OF the
Cutler & Savldge Lumber Company's
branch lumber yard at Detroit, and
Mrs. Clara l. Weed, were married yes
terday afternoon, 10y Rev. Or. Fluhrer,
at the residence of the brides father,
Thomas Woodruff, on Lyon-st They
left by the 3 p. III. train for Detroit,
where Mr.. Sheldon has a newly built
home prepared for their occupancy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-05
SPARE THE FLOWERS.
The Flower Thieves are Likely {,
suffer

suffer
The vaudals who make nightly raids
upon the flower beds of private citizens
are likely 10 come to gucf. Several
citizens who have suffered from these
depredat.ons are red-hot and have
armed themselves against the invaders.
aud every ayailahle weapon from a
blunderbus 10 q bOOGack is placed
where . VIII be ready for immediate
use. some Of the offenders Will have
occasion 90 rue their attempts at petty
thleving. +. g.. Brown, OF L. Waverley
Place, Is one OF the latest sufferers. ana
not only the flowers were taken. but the
plants We're also removed. root and
branch. H would appreciate the re-
turn Of the plants. IN the hope that
tuev NAV bloom AGAIN.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-05
4 CARvER's ASSERTION.


Re Says Al Furniturr Workers win
STRIKE n Necessary.
A member of the Csrvers Union
Says that if they simply say the word
All Che furniture workers l- the r.fv
VII Na.S oat and JON taem ID their
strike Hessys. however. that fhev 10
nos ronte0r raro any vch move
1f irrea to He ssrs fu-ra er
chat he -r--v the strike eerr r-r-
Fenci. '1t t.at' t'trss .orcef uro- Gem
aF tv0 trrr- -ne factor eSerrr1
En- trs 1-~3rts Irey rov r---os. e.
ser enc rh.rEClt
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-05
THE UNIvERSALIsTs
wan Give an E1cursion 40 their SortheIl
Resort Today.

Today the UuiYeISallsts OF the State
are supremeiy hsppy as i e the oc-
css.0n or their irst excursion "a the r
beautiful resort on Traverse Bay. The
people who are interested 10 the resort
are full OF enthusiasm and they intend
10 make Il one OF the most popular aud
pleasurable places IN Northern Michl-
gan.
A large delegation headed BY r. A.
1readway. vail 20 from TINS city today
10 enjoy the cool bTeeLes OF the North.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-05
HOW THEY DIED.
The Monthly statement of Mortality in
tho City of Grand Rapids.

The Monthly statement of Mortality in
tho City of Grand Rapids
The mortality report for the month
of May has been published.
The total OF deaths was seventy-fve.
The causes of death cover the ordinary
diseases to which humanity is subject
IN tbs part Of the world. The most
notable feature Of the report is the
number OF deaths from cancer, OF
which there were five. OF the contagi-
Ous diseases, dlphthera DESTROYED eight
persons and measles one. The ages are
all represe nted, from the infant who
never saw ray Of sunl sht to the aged
nOnOCenaTlan.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-05
Office Of THg MILLINERY PARLcRs,
- Canal-st.,

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich.
/ hereby inform the public tina: Miss
Clara Broglie IS and has been my head
trimmer for some time, and any hats
or bonnetts entrusted 10 my care Wi.
received the utmost attention on her
part, as she is one OF the finest milln-
cry trimmers IN the West.
Respectfully yours,
O. A. BEBwrS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-05
Tbs Dats il FlstorT-Inns s

Tbs Date II History June 5.
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F-rt -or- sails. =. r.. als. 1aar.r-I "a, -,
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al4 Isla a. Slzsl t1EGas sao "A &C., +.
a. A---se EolaE4fse slne= Aarcl
30 .---.a a@-ags-te. f-SEsr q SaEelson N.
laz.ie zl1s "a 31s-z11
80 ~'7a-- % va y sn~r ax=i e. na-sic.I con-
peer A-s sr=at-sr Sork Der Ere.seh.sz
ls>s- h4-Esias-. 54z-tlas c-l.rssa..ti,.., -
tE9oss aecul - city q M-xlro
- a.-L.s q F.e,i1lsar Fa; uzlaa loss. 10,
sll.1aler4le. Z sT1.
l>''-'5- '~s1s1a Tea. ne asr seaport aeld D. -
CoGfaieralss slrrea1-f-t
lnel->lg liasos 5eaeliat sfa-zs5us usuo,,sl -.
s1ser -loi- aaad
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-05
CAPITOL LODGE
ot I.0slnx Win Nisit Isls co
Hozay


a l2rge oelegSuoa q the Masonic
tfetegniiy W. arrive o. The l.sa T.. J..
q \. Lgalu toaay. il wl-be made up OF
tAe oncers and many 81 tie members
OF tap.tol Lodge, No %. r ana A y.
wao eo1ne as tae guests of 8Faad Rlxer
Loage, No. II. u ghls cay. Ihey ~.
be net a. the TRAN oY COMMITTEES aaa
NJ b escorted - tie hotel Tor oinneI
AtBsF dInsg they N-il ~ tGkel O. lo-
specl tie Masonic Home aud N.N be
s-o@n about ghe city. and IA The eveu-
ins tCvy wlll exsmplIy tie Work of the
tAiTo deSIee ~ Nason-c hal. They
~ remain over z gnt aud return home
Oh tie morning traln-
WoIshiptal Master Rush shank. ls
one oi Ine laasl workers IA the country
and he Is Ably supported by hls fellow
otnceTs
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-05

Messrs. Kecler & Pierce Will give an
opening dance at Campbell d Under
woods Pavilion, this afternoon and
evening. D., l.. & y. trains viii run 10
and from, every hour; last train at
1890. Best OF music. Tickets, 50c.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-05

For the kind attention shown, and
sympathy extended previous TO, and At
the time Of MY bereavement, by nu-
merOus friends. I wish 10 express my
most sincere thanks and appreciation.
i. ". NCuLD.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-05
TOTAL DEPRAVITY.
The Drinking Cup OF 81. Marks Fountain
Won't stayPut

Wont stsyPut
Thomas Roberts. tho custodian Of St
Marks dunSing fountain, complains
that % j. impossible 30 keep = drinking
cup at the fountain. II cup isleft
unsecured Il 3 sure 70 % on general
principles. II q cup s secured by 0
cham the latter IS valuable enough En-
excite the covetousaess OF the fret
sneak tnat comes along. II the rascals
should ever oe caught their nands could
not he chopped of, as IN the good Old
days
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-05
A Little Mortgage.

Benjamin Hoffman, the boot and
shoe dealer. 40 West Bridge-st., has
'ust given to George +. Gore & Co., of
Chicago, chattel mortgage of 81 500
on his entire outfit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-05

The great shoe sale at BoyeT's still
going on. several hundred par left
vet, Of which We are closing out st Just
one-f0urth the regular prIce, at Boyer
- Canal
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-05

store your stoves and household
goods with the Storage and Transfer
Company and save money. Telephone
945 tor rates.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-05

Have you tired Muskecon crackers
Have y01 tired Nuskegon cakes
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-05

VAN HoUTEN's CocoA-"Once tried
always used"
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-05

Flora &. Jones Blush of Roses" is
the finest Of toilet articles. For sale by
Peck Bros
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-05
lily yhiferlour

Made by Valley City Milling Co, Grand
Rapids, is a family favorte. Try Il.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1890-03-22
The Jefferson Davi. Monument.

After the battle of Buena Vista, General
Zachary Taylor whose daug liter married JEFF
ferson Davis against her fathers WISH is said
to have remarked to the. then Colonel Davis:
-'CooHei. you hare sdred the dap. Col bless ypui
When Dolly UOlid hare you. she 1rds bitter
judg, Df u man than l tCds." Undoubtedly
those words of the bluff old Mexican and m
dian tighter express the feeling of every native
southern family towards the man whose whole
life Is Sc interviewer with their history, that
they can well say. we are the best judges OF the
man worth. And whether q public monu-
ment is ever raised to his memory or not,
every southern family should have monu-
ment of him all their own, in the form OF a
sood portrait for framing. We have Just re-
ueived from the publishers, /. 5. johnson &
Co., - Custom House street. Boston, Mass. a
very line portrait likeness of Jefferson Paws,
with autograph signature. The publishers as
sure us the plates for it were engraved for
them by ore Of the most famous houses in
America. The size is l2xl6. and has every ap-
pearancc Of an exquisite Sepia Etching. 1t Is
suitable for framing TO hang in any parlor or
librars in our land. The publishes propose
placing the portraits for sale in the hands OF
every druggist and general storekeeper In the
South so that people can conveniently get
them. Ask your nearest dealer for one. If he
has no; got them. urge him to write Johnson
4 Co., as above about them; or, the publishers
will send one to any address postpaid on re-
eept by them of . cents in stamps. Write
your name. postoffice and State plainly.