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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-10
s I A I E.
HELD AS ACCESSORY.

ALBANY. Nov. l0.-(Special to
The JoURNAL.) Today Chas. l..
London, a former resident of Mari.
Ou county, was held by Justice
Humphrey as accessory to the
murder of Henry Ingram to
await action of next grand jury
without bail.
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A SCANDAL.

LARAMIE CITY, Wyo., Nov. TO-
The gem city has a great scandal.
Dudley Diggs, the office man at the
rolling mills and "a prominent citi-
zen, has sued for divorce. No less
than eight correspondents are named
and IL Is understood that the petit
toner will ask for heavy damages
from some of these. Mrs. Diggs,
who was the daughter of New
York broker, and VINO is highly
accomplished, is In Salt Lake, en-
route to California to ask a court in
that state for release from her mat
rimonial alliance, She was driven
from home by her husband, A. w.
Whitehouse, the race horse owner
and clubman, Is one of the CORE.
spOndents, and III. j. Evan Is att
other, Nearly all the rest are mem
bers Of the English colony, which
has simply melted away since the
affair took on legal aspect. One
report is that Whitehouse is in Salt
Lake, aud II is alleged that he is tn
marry Mrs. Diggs as soon as di
vorce Is secured. All the parties are
meIabers OF the thirty third degre,
OF Laramle's "0rder of McAllister, y
and the revelations have caused q
great zen sation.
THREE FIENns CAPTURED.
PLEAsINorON, Kan, Nov. 10, r.
Saturday afternoon Dan Williamson
aud William and Bert Austin, Negro
coal miners, were arrested aud taken
10 the county Jail at Mound city
hATgod with a iiendlsh outrage on
Maggie Luce, a l6,year-old dement,
ed girl Of go 'd family. The girl l.
not expected to TscOver. Yesterday
two futile attempts TO lynch IA,
fiends were made. The prisoners
were taken 10 Fort Scott. Trouhl,
Is looked for today, when the prls
oners have u prelim nary examlna
ton.
THE gENNl,ss ~ MINES.
NASHVILLE. Team Noy,l 0.-rh'
situation Of allain in Tennessee 4
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Arrested for Violation Of Lot
Try Law.
KANSAS WANT BLAINE
Knights of Labor, Dogs Flesh For
Consumption, A Scandal, Three
Fiends Captured, The Tennes-
see Mines, Fire in Philadelphia,
Foreign and State News etc.
EXPLOSION Dynamite.

HAYWARD, Wis, Nov. TO- TWO
meu aud a boy are dying, three
men are seriously injured and many
other suffering from painful wounds
as the result of a terrific explosion OF
dynamite which occurred early this
morning. Explosion was caused by
fire breaking out in the North
Wisconsin Lumber Company's
warehouse while crowd was gath
eriug around the fire the explosion
occurred. A freight train standing
nn one side Of the track was blown
off the rails and the caboose almost
completely demolished.
FOR VIOLATION OF LOTTERY LAW,
SAN ANTONIO, Tex. Nov. TO-
The Federal grand jury have re-
turned four indictments against
President Conrad, Vice President
Morris and thirteen other members
of the Louisiana Lottery Co. charged
with using the mails in violation of
lottery law.
KANSAS WANTS BLAINE.
TOPEKA, Nov. 10.-Two hundred
representative Republicans held a
love feast here last night to cele-
brate the Republican gains in the
last election and to outline plan of
campaign for 1892. Presidential
possibilities were discussed and the
prevailing idea seemed to be that
Blaine would be the most popular
candidate the Republicans could put
at the head of their ticket.
KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
TOLEDO, o., Nov. l0.-Delegates
to the flftleth general assembly,
Knights of Labor, are arriving here
in large numbers from all parts of
the United States, Canada and Mex
leo. The secretary's report will
show the order has increased in
membership over 5000 during the
past year in this country alone. !
The most important matter TO come |
before the convention will be the
public school system of this coun-
try. Many, perhaps "a majority, OF
the delegates are Roman Catholics,
yet they intend placing themselves
on record in reference to the school
question. rhe feeling seems 70 be
in favor Of the public
school system. A prominent dele
gate. "a Roman Catholic, says, "The
Knights believe in education as the
only safeguard of this and all other
liberty loving nations. 1t is the
duty of the state to see that the
child is educated, leaving to the
parents the selection of the school
or the method of such education"
DOGS FLESH FOR CONSUMPTION.
SHELBYVILLE, Ind, Nov. TO-
Maggie Dennigher, the young wom-
an who began a dog meat diet last
for the care of consump-
ton, says she rather likes it. She
says ii tastes like lamb. Many cases
are cited by the older citizens in
which a permanent cure of con
has been effected Oy
lrinking the broth of dog meat and
ating the flesh Of dogs. 1t is said Z
hat one George Goodrich was
ured in this way. 1t is certain that {
Ie recovered aud lived to be 81 years :
Id, and died finally of infirmities
Incident to old age. 1t was said that
Dr.. John Kennedy, then a promi-
lent physician, who was treating
lin, prescribed the remedy, but the
doctor denied il.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-10
BEHRING SEA.
ANNEXATION,

TORONTO, Nov. 10. - Goodwin
Smith read "a paper on "Jingosm"
before the Young Mems Reform
club here last night, which attracted
considerable attention for the reason
that he came out unreservedly for
the annexation of Canada to the
United States, which ne said was
Canada's inevitable destiny. He
had no doubt that by Americans
generally Canada would be well
coined II she came into the Union of
her own accord,
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WEATHER REPORT.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 9.--FOre-
cast for Oregon and Washington:
Scattering rains in western por-
tiOu.
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given i0 AN whom il
~ may soheern, thai lac undersigned
nave been duIy NppolEtsd by the coQntV
coort OF marion county, N4Fgun, cn-eNe,,r.
tors OF the iAst ill ANA testaiaeut. aud -
lAte oi NaiNln Neal, l'.te oI sid Cpunty. de
ceased. Aad AL pcrsttI.s having claims
against All estate arr lerVhy nt,ttbef h..
present hem duly Nefiuei, 10 tie undar-
signed, Al taclr hstme uear Igrufr. in -
coehtSs Ntihln - mont : IT, m the dste
OF TINS motive, Aud All prrsOns indshfs5
70 said estate arr rcQueetcd % ma ke il,r,,..
dlate 81 sttle.neat tncfcll 10 tine uuder,iroes
Datodsith.s eeptemNer n. lsai.
ANN kllSAhk.lh NEAL
lfSSk a. NAL,
YIN So-hNeoGt0rs Of said estate.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-10
Health is Wealth

DR. r.. c. Wtsl = srecife "a,
rresimeni, gusra1.lsi,s.ao 'ors s ~. - !,
terla Dizziness, c,.. coPy x SsPsogs .',
Seuralgla, Headaehss' -sNis~s,bGl cl -
cansed by TIE nse .s 2, ..l nsg.rlsls...-..ry ID .
va %s6si9iePssssl e ,se brain nTs,saliiag m b i
lns lssdibs n ~ 70 misery, ssssy :. ~ Z b,
caused hy over-eHerilotas 4 tssa... Il ,,
: - hox or IS boxes ~ - -
n.'eT'eid 81 reoeirt ~ r0yi'
WFGUARANIAh Il. -. :
To cure Hny cas-. r s. q. :. - =
Sslgss S,i,S 81, ~ We " wiIl sels :. ss = 's 3 -
re treai meat de.ss - 6eo. 3 >
snisss Issued oplSE ~ 'tcS. -
gist, Holsassp~
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FOR EIGN.
THEY HAvE RarH DIED.

BERLIN, Nov. l0.-The Summer.
fields, father and son, both members
Of the firm of Friedlander 4 Sum
merfield, baukers, Of this city, who
failed Saturday last, and who, after
the close Of the days business,
opened veins la their arms and then
shot themselves in the head with
FeVolvers, have bo,h died.
FHR INDIN CNc ONR.
CAI cUrvA, Nov. lO-Details re-
ganding the oycloae which passed
over this part o india Monday Of
last week, show the damage dOpe
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Tailor ReDair Work.

All kinds of gentlemens clothing and
garments perfectly repaired and put in or
der by a practical tailor at the Dyeing
house, just above Postottict, on CONNER
clal street
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SUNDAY CLOSING.

PORTLAND, Nov. l0.-The judi
ciary committee of the city council
today discussed the petition of 1000
citizen for the enforcement of the
state law requiring stores, saloons,
etc, to be closed on Sunday. The
committee took the matter under
advis, ment.
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Notice of Final Settlement.

NOTICE Is hereby given t0 ali whom il
~ may concern, that the executor OF
estate OF Amanda Eddy, decea ,ed, has iled
his nnal account Of sad estate aud thai
the court has riNed tie time for hearing
the same and objections thereto, on Octte
ben 20, 1871, at 10 o'elock a. m. Of said dsV
al the county court ubom, ia tue c.unfv
court hoa' e, city OF salem. Marion county,
Oregon.
Dated this sePtemb r la, lsst.
49,, va WADE.
slI ID Executor o. said estaie.
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Lost, Strayed or Stolen.

Dark bay horse with black name and tail
Wh'tiSh spot in forehead, ahOut sixteen
hands high, hen last seen had on halter
strap with rope attached
Any one furnishing Information To his
recovery viii be suitably rewarded.
MRS. BODD HArMAN.
10 ~ AZ W. Cor. 18th Marion
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-10

The undersigned has cAntracied for lar.re
quantity OF the Jessie. t>Wrcpsiake priEe-
winner a. salem strawberry talrl aud I'ri-
0inl he de Gand, tbest yislder aud most.
frOlu IA. ", savage, salem, and J. u. C;iE
bert, Aumsviile. Warranted pure stOcy
aud Wants nrst-class, Caialogue free, read.
sept moer Ia. Also ten other aiieties
AddpM - hOFkR,
dN salem, oregOn
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-10

For RENT Good office room on
ground floor. Apply at JOURNAL
office.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-10

The action OF Carriers Little Liver Pills is
pleasant, mild aud natural. Tney gently
stimulate the liver, and regulate the bowels
but do not purge. They are sure to please.
Try them.
lfthere was ever specific for any one
complaint. then Carriers Little Liver Pills
are spec uc for sick headache, and every
woman should know this, Oniy one pill "A
dose. Try them.
Always avoid harsn purgative pills They
nrst make YOU sick and then leave you
constipated. Carriers Little Liver Pills
regulates the bowels and makes you well.
oSe, one pill.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-10
EROM ASHLAND.

AsHLANH, Nov. l0.-The fist
time an earthquake has been felt in
Ashland for years was last night
about s O'clock, when distant
shock, though light and lasting
only very few seconds, caused a
general rattling Of window panes in
many buildings in town.
A carload of Southern Oregon
apples was shipped from Ashland
yestarday, bound for London, Eng
land.
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Notice.

At meeting of the directors of the Capi-
tai Consolidated Gold and silver mining
company Of salem, oregon, held at its OF
tice In salem, on the 18th day of October,
1891, assf ssment No. was made OF one
fsaid company, and was made payable
within, and delinquent in, sixty days from
this date. Payments To be made to the
undersigned at his office, Griswold block
salem, Oregon.
Salem, October l3, 1891.
10 a. 5tw u. II. DARCY,
Secretary of said Company
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The Best Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, fever
Sores, Teue., Chapped Hands, ChilDlaius,
Corns aud all skin Eruptions, and puSi
lively cUTes PILES, or pO pay REQ QuiTel. ID
or money retuahed Pricn. 25 oents ne,
box. For sale by Danl J. Fry, 225 Com II.
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was very extensive. Besides the
/ ,ss Of IL lives, occasioned by the
sinking of the Indian government
steamer Enterprise, which founder
g at the Andaman Islands, and the
killing Of 90 convicts. There is no
doubt there has been a large loss o.
lives i'm other places along the
cnast. A large number Of vessels
we're at anchor or the mouth of the
Oogly river. They dragged their
anchors and were carried ashore,
aud Others were damaged by the
pounding Of the enormous s. which
accompanied the storm. No esti-
mate can yet be made of the total
loss of life, but it will be very large.
HAVE REBELED.
LONDON, Nov. l0.-A despatch
lust received from Pernambuco lays
Province Graopana has declared its
Independence of the Brazilian re-
public aud that the province OF
Bahia is expected also to throw off
its allie. iauce TO the republic.
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Electrir RiIterS.

DIR. LIEBIG & Co. COMING.-The
above renowned San Francisco
specialists tor diseases of men, will
be at Cook hotel, Salem, Nov. llth
and 18th, to meet all desiring to be
cured of chronic, private, complicat-
ed and wasting diseases. Will also
give free lecture to men only at the
opera house at S p. m. Nov. llth;
subject, Marriage, Its Use, Abuse,
Success and Failure eod&w
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-10

UH f ALKA-HESPfR RlAN .tsT,. IN.
Meets every Salmoay VI vi !
o'clock, in the hail over ,hs %. ol.l 4
rance building. Meetings az \,
public. Rev. Robert NhiIss'F' Niin, b
". A. Cusick, Vice Fresiu'H"
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FARMERS ALLIANCE.

SEDALIA, Mo-, Nov. 10. - The
eleventh annual session of the
Farmers congress began a three
days session here this morning with
275 delegates and large number of
visitors in attendance. Thirty states
and territories are represented.
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THE gENNlsss Es MINES.

NASHVILLE, Tenn Noy,l 0.-rhe
situation Of allain 10 Tennessee is
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Nolice Is hereby given that tha md
signed viii nle and present ihs ~ ~, un"et- .s
~. h,ssen .s, 20 lhe Honorable County Cn,,rt ~
s.ls,, sls Sls.te oi Oregon, FOR the county ~ ~
tc.,.,j,.' a. the ne ilecember term, Is9i. thersei
afS n M ,S sns IN day OF December, lssl
conrt scT = ~ 3i.seld seld DAY, and appiy 10 ssid
tr''- sot hcease authorizing sf,d en,,ti
issl is nlll 70 sell splrituous, mat ana ,i,',,,.
~, 10 less Q1antliles than one talon
preeinet ~ ~ VI ol Serth salem, within The
Ana 80, ~ .ofSh salem IL Marion COUNTY
WE'VE mOnths. Pefioo OF
pA'ed October =, Isal.
q u COaHEIIn
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-01-22
NOTES FRoM ADAM.

we are all alive and happy.
No deaths to report and no sickness
worthy OF note.
business is light with us just now. Can't
some one start boom9
--Ouy school teacher, Miss Couch. did not
return after the holidays TO resume her school
We understand. however, that negotiations
with Mrs. D. @. Thompson are pending and
that probably she will finish out the term.
Rev. Leming (Methodist) delivered three
OF his characteristic sermons TO large and APP
preclativs audiences Saturday evening, sun
day st II q. m and 80 p. m. Next Sunday
Rev. CLARK CUniversallsU will preach morn
ing and evening AZ II a. m. he Will Ray his
respects to some things that wsre said and TO
some things that were not, but should
have been said by Rev. Thompson two weeks
ago. At the Z 80 p. m. service he Will preach
on the date, desisn and scope OF the book OF
Revelation.
On last Sunday morning Miss G. o Chand.
Ter. .swho.had been visiting relatives in Mus
koges. boarded the north bound morning
passenger train. and being Joined at Adair by
Rev. Clark and wife, J. W. skinner aud wife
DR.. Coz and Geo. Poplin, the party pro-
ceeded to vinits where, In the presence OF
Miss Chandler's father aud numerous others,
In the pariors OF the Raymond house, Mr.
Poplin and Miss Chandler were nnited In the
holy bonds Of matrimony, Rev. CLARK ofneI-
Ming. W. H. o.
N fcot
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-01-22
FAIRLASD FACTS AND FICTION.

Mud
Soft as spring poets head.
Mr.. John Dunlap. of Cowskln prairie. was
in town Friday.
Capt. L d Smith and wife went to South
west cry Wednesday.
Mr.. Davis has had ths building he Ia doing
business in. painted and lettered in quite good
style.
--Messrs. L. b. Smith a Son shipped several
cars of corn during the past week, both east
and west.
Mr.. West Hiilen has been down with bill
ious attack We hope TO see him on his feet
sxrin in few days.
|tbe Crockett Bros. were awarded the con-
Esct OF paint work upon Nat Perry's hard
ware establishment and are pushing the work
There has been considerable sickness
through this section OF the district OF late. but
OF mild type and easily relieved, so the doc
tor says.
Mr.. Dow FLINT. near this place, Is putting x
q wire fence around the greater portion OF
Prairie City and expects to raise a crop OF corn
upon the same this year.
Misses Florence Breedlove, Cora Langley
and Messrs. Al johnson, G. j. Healey, Cal
James and o A. Smith spent last Sunday In
oseuma. the guests Of VIM. roweil's family.
--Fairland's drug store addition has been
finished and the knowing ones" are accusing
the occupant, Dr. COLLINS. Of matrimonial In
tent. lie "denys the allegation and denes the
alligator" " and we presume he Is in position
to kaow best.
This place. as yet. Ia without postoniee,
but the papers for one are looked for most any
day. Government anairs move slowly but
eventually come TO time. The quantity ol
mail sent from this point by train each day
would surprise most any one.
| Jan. /, 1881. DELAWARE.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-01-22
Near a Million.

Payments to the amount of $375, 900
are to be made in the Cherokee nation
within The next few months and there
is no denying but this will give our
spring trade q decided Doom. In ad-
dition TO this 1915 900 a Creek payment
Of S40O, 900 or SO % per capita, Is now
in progress at 0kmulgee. The mer-
chants who place themselves most
conspicuously before the people are the
ones who will do the business. THR
CHIEFrAIS is not, like some OF its com
petitors, a constitutional blow-hard,
hut there is scarcely doubt that
its books show greater receipts on sub
scriptlon in the last twelve months
than any other two papers in the ma
ton. Business men have long sin ce
discovered that it is not "dead- head
lists that give value to an advertising
medium but actual paid-up subscribers
and this 10 The kind we have.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-01-22
PERSONAL.


Mr.. OFT Smith. or Falriand, was down
Tuesday for short time.
Solicitor g. y Smell, OF Delaware district,
was In the city last Monday.
Ben Bogy arrived in town from the east
last Saturday somewhat indisposed.
Mrs. Or. Fite has gone home 10 Musk ogee,
after an extended Walt with her parents here.
Capt. WIN. Jackson was up from '.Tan.
glewood" this week and went TO Claremore
yesterday.
Henry Ballard came mp from Chouteau last
Saturday night TO see Mr.. Browning, bis
brother-in-Iaw.
Carl Bradley, after months visit with
"his people. d" ls bob'nd the dry goods conn
ters OF skinner. Ratclir q Co.
/ Judge Ralney, OF Carthage, was Inter-
viewing our clothing merchants this week In
the Interest Of Clement, Bayne 4 Co.
III. +. Jones, OF Neosho, Mo-, was In the
city Tuesday on his way to Wagner, where
he Is interested In the mercantile br mess.
MIR. 4. N. Ratciln returned ial Monday
from trip to Texas. Several points In the
southern part fthe territory were also visited.
Judge Mason Departed hurridely for 1nd-
ana last Thursday evening In response 10 a
telegram announcing ihc death OF his mother
in-law.
j. @. Mehln was In from Aliuwe this
week looking after an eJeetment suit which.
in the capacity OF administrator, he had
brought.
t--Claude washbourne came In from across
Grand river Tuesday nlahtto take his sister,
Miss May. TO the country. He was disap-
pointed to nnd her absent at Muskogee
Col Piper, president Of the Taos Valley
mining company, who has been looking about
this country for some weeks, examining Its
mineral prospects, was called home to St.
Louis Monday by q telegram announcing the
sickness Of his baby. He expects to return
next week.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-01-22
THE MEDICAL BOARDS.
solicitors Rsqussted to at Once In,ssilsat, all
Practitioners.

The several district medical boards OF the
Cherokee nation met In Muskogee January Is,
1891, and In Joint session organized as followsi
Board OF Appealsi-B. n. Fortner. AZ D.,
presldenti Richard Fite, NJ. ID. Charles Harris
Al. ID.
Board for Northern Judicial Dlstrlct,-F.
fite. Nj. ID presidents u. n. Fortner, NJ. ID.
A. W, Foreman, Al. u.
Board for Middle Judicial Distrlct;-w. T.
Adalr. NJ. H., presidents Richard Fite, NJ. ID. ,
Geo. W Waters. NJ. ID.
Board for southern JFdlciAl District not
inlly "rganlzed, but for the present all COM
mnf Cations for that board should be address
ed 10 Dr, Chas. Harris, Muskogee, l. r. An
applications Tor examination should be adj
dresaea To the president OF each board lncloa-
ing the fec OF sio. Only graduates OF
schools cffspusabis standlng'' are entitled
10 examination, any holder OF a diploma
who may be u || Do whether hls school
.wII! Be s,eosH'' board may address
~ Ifesl4eel 1lrlcl, iorwerdlug the
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-01-22
"Roses all the Year. y

The Missouri Pacific Railway does
nothing by halves, be the subject the
building of new lines, the operation OF
those already owned or the issue Of a
calendar. Col. IL q. Townsend, gem
eral passenger agent of this company,
places us under obligations for the
handsomest calendar which ever came
into the office, bearing the title of
"Roses all the Year" Each of the
twelve leaves is devoted to a birdseye
view Of some of the cities reached by
the Missouri Pacific, or view Of their
notable buildings, the winter months
taking in the southern cities aud the
summer ones the northern, thus pro-
viding the "Roses all the Year" Dali
las, 1t. Worth, San Antonio, Calves
ton, Hot Springs, Carthage, Joplin,
Kansas City, Atchison, st. Joseph,
Denver, Pueblo, Lincoln, Omaha,
Wichita, IT. Scott, st. Louis, Little
Rock, and Memphis are the towns
favored in the illustration.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-01-22
A Phvaioian only

DR.. a. II. Collins, of Fairland, takes
us to task regarding an item concern
ing him in last weeks CHiEFTArS. lie
says that because he studied civil en-
gineerIng. bookkeeping, telegraphy,
and other things ia his college days
does not imply that they are his pro-
fession. He considers them only
accomplishments, secondary TO the
practice OF medicine to which. since
graduation, he has devoted himself.
AS to booming his town, he says the
manv natural advantages that 1t pos
sesses requires no effort in that line,
upon his or any one else's part.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-01-22
Enoeh.

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 10
treasured in the memory and the
agency whereby the good health has
been attained is gratefully blessed.
Hence 1t is that so much is heard in
praise of Electric Bitters. So many
feel they owe their restoration to
health, to the use of the Great Altera-
tive and Tonic. IL You are troubled
with any disease Of Kidneys, Liver or
Stomach, of long or short standing
YOU will surely find relief by SO OF
Electric Bitters. Sold at Soc and 81
per bottle at w. @. Pattons q Cos.
drug store.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-01-22
Tne Pulnii and the Stage.

Rev. f. T. Shrout, pastor United
Brethren Church, Blue sound, Kan,
SAYS: 81 feel it my duty to tell what
wonders DR.. Kings New Discovery has
done for me. NY lungs were badly
diseased, and my parishioners thought
could live only few weeks. / TOOK
Eve bottles OF Or. Kings New Dlscov-
cry and am sound and we'll, gaining 70
lbs. in weight"
Arthur Love, manager Loves Funny
Folks Combination, writes: After
a thorough trial and convincing evil
dence, am confident DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, beats 'em
all, and cures when everything else
fails. The greatest kindness l can do
my many thousand friends is to urge
them to try it," Free trial bottles at
W. @. Patton 4 90. drug store. Regu-
lar sizes SOC and 81 90.