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Railway Mail Serxice.

Assistant Superintendent of the Railway
Mail Service Samuel Flint returned yester-
day from trip to Los Angeles and San
Bernardino counties. where he went to look
after the mail routes and their improve
ment. He is highly elated at the methods
the postal clerks in that district pursued
during the blockade of fortnight since.
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MORNING sALEs-
Street-45 Atlantic Dynamite Al.
AFTERNOON SALES.
Board-S600O 81 Bonds, ll7A; $1,000 Mar
ket-st Cable Bonds, l22A.
Street-30 Bank of California 27qlb
SAN FRANCISCO BOARD.
Afternoon saes-5 Water 93Ja.
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The will of John Henry Winter has been
filed by Elise and Karsten Winter, the ex-
cutor and executing AIMED. The estate
consists of real aud .ersonal property,
valued at $4,000, all Of which is devised to
the widow, the eXecutriX named.
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Passed a Spurious Eli.

Frank Smith was arrested yesterday on
charges of petty larceny and passing
counterfeit money. On Tuesday eight he
induced FRED Western, a clerk in a grocery
at Mission and Twenty-third streets. to
spurious $50 bill.
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NEW YORK, March lS-The refusal OF the Treas
ury Department to furnish gold bars, as has been
the custom from time immemoriai, failed to pre-
vent the export Of gold was hoped by many. and
coin went out to-day. with possibility OF Its being
followed by further shipments in the near future.
The Stock Market takes the shipment very unwill-
ingy and the direct effect has been to check opera
TONS The market to-day was duh and declining,
with little features OF special interest. The close
was dun and fairly steady at close to the lowest
prices OF the day Governments steady. April Petro
leum closed at 73c.
NEW YORK. March 18-United States Bonds. AS,
l2l; do. 41s's, 1902; Northern Pacific. 275s;
Canadian Pacific, 1914; Central Pacific. 20; Union
Pacific, 1914: Atchison, 267s; weIls-Fargo. l35;
Western Union. s1H; Silver, 9Sssc; Sterling,
81 s61a@4 SO.
New YORK, March 1s.-wheat cash, -; May,
81 097s.
flour-Frm.
Coffee-Sl7 TO,
Sugar. 1-lo@5 11-l6c.
Hops-PaciGc Coast, 22930a
Hides-1S1ac.
Copper-Lake. $l3 SO.
Tin-Spot, $50 TO-
Lead-Domestic, 81 35.
Iron-$li
Petroleum-Apri 73c.
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1t is stated that tile hull OF The United States
steamer Thetls is badly damaged by the
teredO that il is more than likely that she will be
condemned. The Thetis was formerly sheathrd
with copper, but this was removed when she
went to the Arctic. When she came back from
the north she was sent TO Panama, and then the
tefedo began TO WORE on The vessel. On tile trip
home the vessel leaked so bad that the crew
were continuously ut the pumps.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss. she chung to Castoria.
When shehad Children, she gave them Castoria.
aug BY saTuTh
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KE:!.'NNE!,DYS
THE BANNER STOCK
OF THE SEASON.!
Cloak Department!

Extraordinary preparations are always made
by us at this season to meet the universal de-
mand for Spring and Summer Garments, but we
were never before so well equipped as now. We
wish particularly to emphasize this stock, and
we can guarantee every garment sold as being
of the latest styles and the lowest prices. OUR
ENTIRE STOCK Is NEW AND FRESH. For
special notice we select as follows:
FINE ALL-wOOL CLOTH REFER JACKETS,
with rich Astrachan facingS and braid Orna-
ments,
$1,000 Each.
FINE ALL-WCOL CHEyI0T CLOTH THREE
QUARTER JACKETS, with fine Astrachan
trimmings,
ST. 800 Each.
FINE ALL WOOL PLAID NEWMARKETS,
double breasted. very stylish,
Is 1 =. SO Each.
FINE ALI-wO0L PLAID NEWMARKETs, with
stylish long cape,
81 800 Each.
LONDON DYE SEALFTTE JACKETS, % inches
in length, with genuine seal ornaments,
$40. 90 Each.
RA-QUALITY LONDON DYE SEALETTE
WRAPS. in a very pretty new eut, with long
points and tabs, richly finished,
$500 Each.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, March lS.-There was good specula-
tive trading in wheat to-day, prices being within
an irregular range. The market opened lower than
yesterday and quickly declined from ssc to lie
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sweet-wine Men Contente,

An informal meeting of local sweet-wlne
growers and handlers was held yesterday
afternoon in the rooms of the State Vitcul-
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1t has been found that men TO man the new
Har-Ships cannot he procured. and the naval
authorities have decided TO put The Omaha out Of
commission and send her crew OF 20 men on
board The new vessels The Omaha Is on her
way from the Asiatic station. The MOhean will
soon be home from Honolulu and will also 90
out of commission, and her crew be drafted on
board the new vessels.
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1t is said that the British steamer Scandinavia
has been chartered by the Canadian Pacific
Railroad Company and will be put on The Alaska
route this summer. AS soon as she is out of the
trouble she is In with the Mexican Government
she VIII be fitted up as an excursion steamer.
BY the Oceanic, which will arrive on Saturday,
there viii be 81 steerage passengers, most OF
whom are Chinese, and &c ca bin passengers The
City Of ieking, which Will depart on the same
day, will have 100 Chinese aboard.
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! Claus SIZZLING for sending lottery tickets
| through the mails in letters. They are con-
nected with the Little Louisiana Lot
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.

"WEDNESDAY EVENING March Is.
SUMMARY Oh THE MARKEri
Llnseed Oil lower
Oilcake Meal marked down.
Wheat steady.
Barley options higher.
Oats. Corn and Rye unchanged.
Bran and Middlings easy.
Beans quiet.
Potatoes steady.
Onions lower.
Butter higher.
Cheese unchanged.
Eggs steady.
Game duh.
Oranges doing better.
Green Vegetables weakening.
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English Wheat Market.
LIVERPOOL. March 1S.-The spot market Is higher
at IS sd. Cargoes firm Ais cd Tor off
coast 40s Sd for just shipped Ais Sd for nearly
due.
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations. March, SIS 414d; April. IS
I'd; May. IS 3I4d; June, IS 214d july IS l1ad;
August IS; September, IS Id.
SECURITIES.
LONDON. March 49, - Consols. a63Z: United
States Bonds-4's, 1889; do. 4la's, lO414; Silver
45: Rentes. 95f 21ac; Bullion out of Bank OF En-
gland els, 900.
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Her lower masts are us feet in length and 80
inches 10 diameter. The tOpmasts are So feet
long and % inches In diameter az the cap. From
the truck TO the deck It is 145 feet. The jb-
boom is 10 feet long and % inches at the cap
and 1000 yards OF canvas were used IN her sails.
Tie vessel is furnished with thirIy-hOrse-pOwer
engine for hosting sails and anchors and work
Ing cargo.
She Is fitted with tanks for fresh water, and
can carry As, 900 gallons. Her cabin is divided
into three rooms, each 12Xl5 feet, and she has a
large pantry. bath and wash rooms, all finished
In antique oak polished. The skyllghtS are
stained glass, and the cabin Is heated by steam.
about 1000 tons OF coal on a draft of 20 feet OF
water She carries crew OF seventeen all told
and cost $4,000.
The schooner Is commanded by Captain c. A.
schooner Will be put into the coal trade between
San francisco and northern points.
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English Quilts in Entirely New Patterns.
BLANKETS.
Hosiery! Hosiery!

Hosiery has become of late years very i'm
pOrtant feature of attire. The fashion which
has obtained. of carrying out the harmony of
costume in what might be termed the minor
ticIes of dress has multiplied the styles in this
line of goods. To be complete and satisfactory
to the buyer, the hosiery department of store
must include variety that would in former
times have been considered excessive. Our en-
deavOr TO keep fully abreast Of the times in eve
rything leads Us to pay especial attention to this
department. We offer line of Hosiery, in all
weights and styles, which includes every deslr-
able grade of goods in the market. Ladies will
be charmed with our display in this line and
pleased, we know, with our reasonable figures.
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Wash Fabrics!

Shoppers should not lose the opportunity of
selection from our new and unbroken lines of
Wash Fabrics. We have the most charming
array of new patterns to be found on this coast.
We lead the trade in Prints and Ginghams this
year.
100 pieces SCOTCH ZEPHYR GINGHAMS at only
1212o per Yard.
These are very choice styles, and at this price
are very cheap.
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The Howard Cassard, ship now on The stocks
al Baltimore, is new departure in ship building
and is expected 10 be a world beater In sailing.
Her dimensions are: Length, 222 feet; beam, 16
feet depth o! hold, Is feet, and she viii draw 10
feet OF water Her stability will be ensured by a
keel Weighing 6S, 600 pounds, and IL is expected
this Will make her non capsizable.
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more, then rallied about 3sc, but quickly weakened
declining to point from 11sc to lac below early
outside figures. but shortly after noon advanced
11se, and the closing was about l4c higher than
yesterday. Receipts, 100000 bushels; shipments
20 900 bushels. Rye dull at 90e. Barley nominal
CHICAGO. March 1s.-Wheat. cash. 99Ac
Corn-62Hc.
Pork-s11 10.
Lard-s6 221a.
Ribs-S5 80
Whisky-S1 16.
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Sterling Exchange.
Bankers sight drafts, 81 SO: bankers sixty-day
bills "a ga
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Mall carefully forwarded c. O. D. or
receipt application
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New York Exchange.
New York Exchange, 15c for sight drafts and
Csc for Geographic.
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IN COLLISION.

IN COLLISION.
About z o'clock yesterday morning the bark
Ferris j. Thompson aud tile schooner j. c. Ford
cOllided OF Meiggs Wharf and the tug Relief
ent TO their assistance. The Ferris j. Thomp-
son slipped her anchor and was taken up and
anchored of Folsom street. she had her fore
and matn rigging carried away and her star board
bulwarks stove in. The schooner lost her
spanker-boOm and part OF h"r head gear and had
her stafboaTd bulw5fks smashed. The Tbomp-
son has been rather unfortunate, as she lost her
jbhoom and all her head gear in gale on the
passage from Kahuul The anchor was picked
up laler in the day by the tug Relief.
Tie schooner Nette SundbeTg sailed for
Bowens Landing Yesterday morning, but returned
In the afternoon, having lost her mainsail In the
strong breeze outside The heads.
WRECKED AND CREW LOST.
dispatch from London states that the Nor
wegian ship ImpeIaiOr has been wrecked ON the
east side OF Boavlsta, In tile Cap. de Verde ISL
aHds, aud 1--WE I've OF her crew lost. Tie ship
WAS bound from CaIdin for Santa ROsalia with
a Cargo Of coal and Is Total loss. She built
in 1876, ana had a regisIei ed tonnage of 1927.
The shin McNear, coal laden from Port Town
send, has returned 10 that port leaking badly.
The Union Iron Works Will build new light
ship for tile Columbia River. She will be known
as No 80.
NEW STEAMBOAT.
W. D. Delany of Benicla is building new boat
for Captain e. e. Plukham. She will run 10
Napa IN place OF the old steamer Emma. The
new boat will soon be ready, and will cost
10000.
The Hawaiian iron bark Andrew weleh
brought over 1900 tons OF sugar from Hon olulu.
The bark Ferris j. Thompson from Kalului
brought 1904 bags OF sugar. Both got In yes
terddy.
IN DISTRESS.
A dispatch states that the sealing schooner
OTTO from Halifax for Victoria has put into
MOntevideO in distress.
When the steamer Corona came in yesterday
she bad 81 cabin aud / 8 steerage passengers
and the Nalla Walla had 81 10 The cabin and 80
IN the steefage.
The ship Dunbritton and the banks Don Adolfo
aud Matilda went 10 yesterday.
The steamer Australia went to the refinery
and the ship j. &. Potter came down from Port
Costa loaded.
The ships Emily Reed and Drumcraig have
been spoken al sea, both for Sau Francisco.
The big sign on the new ferry buildings ut the
foot of Market street has been rented by The
HarbOr Commissioners to advertising specu-
AtOr for $3.50 month.
THE WEATHER.
The weather outside was haZY all day yester.
day, and strong northwest wind blew VARYING
from "a to Al miles per hour. The barometer
went from 3O.05 at O'CLOCK 10 1890 at 6
o'clock yesterday.
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Fine Silver.
Quoted at soc q ounce.
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SEA AND SHORE.
Wreck of a Ship and Loss of Her
Entire Crew.
Work Of the Deadly Teredo--The New Five
Masted Schooner Collision on the Bay.
A Strange Craft.
The cry of'"Man overheard" startled the

The cry OF" Man overheard" startled the
people in the vicinity of Jackson-street
Wharf, about 3:45 o'clock, yesterday after
noon, and large crowd quickly gathered at
that point, but the unfortunate man was
quickly rescued by the crew of the sloop
Salfarnino, lying at the wharf. The man
proved to be a well-known longsh0reman
named Harry Arthur. BE had been stand
ing on the wharf when he was seized with
a fiji and fell overheard, striking his head
against the rail of the sloop and then rolled
into the water. He was laid on the sloop's
deck and Officer Glynn. who was quickly on the
scene, rang for the patrol wagon, and Arthur
was taken to the Receiving Hospital, where lie
was treated.
THE BIG SCHOONER.
The big fve-mas;ed schooner Governor Ames
locked at Uulon-street Wharf yesterday, aud
was visited by large crowds OF curious people.
The Ames is a novelty in more ways than one.
She is the largest schooner afioat, The only five
masted schooner. and on deck is different from
any other vessel in the world.
Tie Ames Is 265 feet over all, her beam is 30
feet and she Is q feet deem. She is built OF oak
and the best of Georgia pine. In her frames 500
tons of oak were used. aud 900 feet of pine
10 her ceiling planking and decks. To fasten
used, and over 80 tons OF Swedish iron were en-
ployed In other parts OF The vessel. The main
keelSOn Is feet deer, built OF lmberS 14Xl4 in
size doubled. The bige keelSonS are IA inches
thick. In the main and sister keelsons 40 tons
OF iron bolts have been driven. The panklng IS
the heaviest ever rut in schooner, being 6
inches thick. The Ames has more iron bolts in
her than any other craft afloat of her tonnage.
Shells fitted with center board 30 feet long and
8 inches thick, built OF OAK, which Will drop IA
feet below The keel Her haTchways are "a feet
square, aud the side combngs Iun The full length
of The deck. forming breakwateIs and preventing
any water she may ship from washing from side
to side Of tile vessel.
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wHRP

sun AND TIDE TABLE.
In Pacific Standard Tine Computed by TH0NkH
IESNENT, ChronOmeter and INSTRUMENT
Maker Is Market street.
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Mexican Dollars.
Quotable at 77a4@7sI4c.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PALACE HOTEL.

- =
IG CouIstOn, Brooklyn
j Atkinson Il W. Rutherfd
L q Ugle, Shanghai
Il & Chandler, Phila
AMerryman&w, Marlnete
- Craig, CroftOn
~ ID Carr, Salinas
| w Douglass. Cedar RAPIDS
) G rooKee, Minnesota
~ Stephenson, Woodland
II Seelman, Hamburg
j C Clark Il WI, Portland
@ Frankelthal, New York
Z NJ Erancher, New York
j A Platt, Providence
/ l. Banister Il VT, Helena
II J Hunt, England
j Patterson * VT, Japan
j s Happier. New York
a Krauk a VT, st Paul
II Is MARI. Chicago
( n Dudlow, Spring Lake
Mrs I Ham mOnd, Chicago
tG Hammond&fy, Chicago
X j Forge Il WI, Chicago
J IL McCarty. Mass
] Mrs G Bonner, Mass
W c Smith, Portland
lC II Hunt, Portland
Mrs K Morris, Phila
Hiss II Wright, Los Ang
j A Roberts & VT, n Y
y FAX Il VT. Arcata
Miss o ID Cheney, Wash
/ W L Hall. New York
A l. Gazzle a VT, n Y
f ) Pussey & VT. Denver
HOUSE.
lJ Hoops. Stockton
u 5 Little, Eureka
= oyer, Pacific Grove
| c L Nesse, Santa Rosa
J ID Maddox IL VT, S Rosa
c A Gelatte a VT, S Clara
S S smith. California
a W iIammett&fm, PachO
a Hoyos IL I'm, Chicago
y j Il agnes, Tulare
7 Humphreys, Iulare
+ Dresser ~ I'm, Portland
Mrs G W Humphreys, ST.
erTaYille
/ g Wilson, Tularo
A + Stlckney&tm. Toulon
w j Cr0nin, San Quentin
20 G Taylor, WILLOWS
j MargOld Il VT. Vallejo
q Y Van Dover. Tulare
f Gordon, California
c n Eby, Santa Cruz
A W Decker ~ VT, Buffalo
Mrs L McAbee, Ukiah
Mrs L Albertson, Ukiah
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-07-30
No OrRanize Do Bank.

a meeting is to be held in this city
tomorrow for the purpose OF organic
ing the First National Bank OF Yinita.
For a month or more Rrepsrau ,ns
have been making, the option from the
cont roller Of the currency has been se-
cured aud the work of securing sub.
scribers 10 the stock has been going
on. II is proposed to make tue bank
a purely local enterprise aud the stock
will all be held in the nation aud the
management be by our home men, out
side the cashier, who must Of neces-
sty be secured from elsewhere. The
name OF Capt. s. ) Uobh has been
connected with the presidency and
that of Il. n. Ratcliilwith the vice pros.
idency, though OF course this Is only
conjecture and will be for the stock
holders to determine. Mr.. Meriwether,
Of Sedalia, is bong considered in con.
neeli0n Nilh the position as cashier
bat this is matter which may be set
tied later The gentlemen holds an
important position in the bank at Sc.
dalia aud has whst nigh, be formed q
glll-edged lot OF endorsements lie
has been here twice. the last time last
Sunday, " hen ne was accompanied by
Mrs MeriVeshei, aud has or ealed a
very favortble impression with such
OF our citizens as have met him. The
hoard Of directors will consist OF thir.
teen mempers, from among which a
hoard OF discount viii be seloeied lo
pass upon applications ior loans rhe
stock, $50, ,0Oohas not yet an been taken
aud a general invitation :. eNgnie,l
all 10 comr forward aud subscribe fnr
from one 10 hfiy shares. lis desircl
90 secure the asrislance, recnnlagy
ami otherwise just as manY of ong
people As possible.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-07-30
Death OF T. A. FlippIn.

On last Friday, July oath, Mr.. r. A.
Fippin, died at the residence OF T. d.
ficklin, in this city. The funeral
services we're conducie at the grave
Saturday evening 10y Rev l. ".
Rivers. slr. Flippin was the father Of
Mrs. Fickiin, Mrs. ; II. Skinner of
this city and Mr.. J. Z. Flippin Of Glare
more lie vas some seventy years Of
age and for two or three years had
been in delicate health, partially the
result OF being injured in a railroad
accident. Some weeks ago Mr.. Flip
pin VAS taken sick while IN town and
never sufficiently recovered TO be con.
yeycd 10 lis home
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-07-30
BurglRries.

Last Friday morning W. @ Wrghrs
force, on opening he store, discovered
that somrone had hecu in there dur
ing the night and helped them selves
to about $3.50 north of jewelry, 50 in
cash and such canned goods and eat
abIes as they desired. There is no
conjecture as to who the thief was; all
that is known is that entrance was ef-
lecled via. the back window and the
plunder is gone. This the second raid
upon MI. wHghts iewclry stock with
in couple of years
On Saturday night Mr., aud Mrs. j C.
Anderson went home about ten O'Clock
and encountered someone in their
house, though nothing was disturbed
and the burglar escaped without b.
ing recognized Viniia has always
been fortunate in this direction aud
1t is to be regretted that gang OF
burglars seems at length to have found
lodgmont in our midst.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-07-30
arau, assonts.

Oarreaders wionre d,Jrous oi nnaing pleas
ant pi.ce. 10 spend the lmmsr ahouId bear
In mind thai the Chlearss& Nortbwestern
raiiway furnishes every fuclinF FOR rnpid
safe and comfortable journey fisn Chicago ~
Waukesha. Madi6on, Lake Gcn.,a. Neennh,
Marquette. st. Paul. MinneapofN Daiuth
Ashland, Laks Minnetonka, Yelitl stone
Naticnai Park ana the mountain reA,-is o.
Colorado and the fer west Fast vessff s,ed
trains, equipped with reclining chair W
parior cars. palace sleeping and dining CD,
afford patrons OF the Northwestern every luz
ury incident TO travel by Grst-class raiiway.
Excursion tickets st reduced rates and de-
scriptive pamphlets can be obtained upon APP
plieation 10 any ticket agent. or by addressing
W. A. Thraii, General Passenger and Tictoi
Agent & SN. W. ny. Chicago, ~.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-07-30
$500 Reward.

We will give Rve hundred dollars
reward for the arrest ami conviction
of any person or persons whomsocver,
found guilty of tampcring with our
"Hop rea Tonic" IN any way changing
the analysts, aiulieraling the same. or
using the bottles for any olherpnrpose
than that of our Hop Tea Tonic"
This mnic We guarantee 20 bear nut
the analysis on each hottle. Our "Ilop
Tea Tonic" is recognized b5 tho "ln.
dian Goycrnmrntsn aud the e.. s.
Hovernmcni as being strictly nun.in-
ioNlranr beverage, and isre srerniunchded
by the beT OF ",lvdlcal Fraternity
II is pnla as sprins water.
tFRD ny -s-ING Go.
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W q tnANikrLiNi
CHM Of Com on Arrangements
NusKOGEr couRr, am GENERAL NOTES.


-ihe dry term has been broken by steady
rain Of tour hours this morning ana every
persou is happy
"A few attorneys hare gone on on hnnts.
aud The judge aud family are enjoying the
heated term ln Indiana
several citizens have beun arrested aud
held TO answer Tor the crime OF setting out
hres. The disposition seems TO be TO burn the
grass aud hay, 10 those whor claim the property
by right OF four stakes cannot cut u.
-rho lolorel people are making extensive
preparations oremHnripationday, which they
Will celebrate near "old agency % west OF
here four milro. owing 10 the political sllu.
alton an Interesting time is anticipated.
The late decision OF Judge bryant, /. e.
that 10 seli beer In The territory IA not viola
ton ul the Federal statute. has causcd con-
sidcraoi, comment here Il 10 claimcA that
esch now beer iS being sold here under the
name % cold tea %
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-07-30
pgyIL's LAKE. WISCONSIN,

On the main line Of tho Chicago and North
western railway. about midway between Chi.
cago anil s. Paul Is one Of the most attractive
summer resorts In the northwest II is q
beautiful sheet ~ water, and ample facilities
are Afforded for boating and exploring the
htautics Of the surrounding country which 10
picturesque ~ the highest degree. CARR age
lrlves. boating fishing and batting are i'm
posN,nt elements in the attractiveness Of this
resoit aud is anccssabilisy by fast trains via
the No>'h-Weatern Line makes Il especially
desirabi for : sumner home Information
coucernlnA accommodation a. The principal
hotel tCiid htxse) can be obtained by address
Ing Mr.. W Resrl, proprietor Ciin house.
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