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TILDEN's "BALL-THROWER."

w. Il. Brown Asks That 1t Be Given a
Worthy Site in the Park.
The Park Commissioners are in receipt of
letter from w. E. Brown. who some time
ago presented them with Tilden's bronze of
the Ball Thrower." The communication
announces that the pedestal for the statue is
The morning call., 1891-07-08

The charge of conspiracy against James
M. Hawthorn waite aud James II. Thomp-
son, who are accused of swndIing half a
dozen women by selling them stock in the
Automatic Amagamator Company, was dis
missed by Police Judge Joachmsen yester-
day. Charges of obtaining money by false
pretenses are still pending against the de-
PENDANT
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Her waitress wore skates,

Justice Cook hasreseryed his decision In
the case of Mrs. White against her sister,
Mrs Stein, for SOS, for work performed in
the latter's restaurant Mrs. Stein attrib-
uted her failure in the business to the antics
of her sister, who tried to serve the custom
ers on roller SKATES
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The A. q. IL. w. Sned

Suit has been commenced in the Superior
Court against the Grand Lodge of the \. o.
U. W. and The public administrator of Sac
ramento by L. s. Adams, who claims to be
entitled to receive 5000 on a beneficiary
certificate issued to Joshua Smith, recently
deceased member of the order. 1t is claimed
that Smith gave his certificate to Adams
for money advanced some time prior to his
dnceaSn.
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William Raymond, alias Livingston, who
fatally stabbed James Ratio during quar-
rel over Mrs. Gussie Miller, was yesterday
held TO answer a charge Of murder without
bail. No evidence was offered by the de-
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Indian SuDnlies.

r. V. Belt, Assistant Commissioner of In
dian Affairs. and w. j. Stewart Special
Dis6ursing Agent, arrived from Washing
ton on Monday TO make the annual pur-
chase OF supplies for the Indians of the
Coast. An Office has been opened at %
Davis street for temporary occupancy.
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Argument on the application of Mrs.
Carrie A. Woods for the appointment OF a
receiver to take charge of property in the
hands of Moses Selig and Moses Rosencrantz
was made before Judge Wallace yesterday,
and the case viii be submitted to-day. The
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now ready. and the writer asks that they be
appreciate the merits of the work and the
rising generation be stirred up to generous
emulation of the dumb sculptor.
''They will have before them," says Mr..
Brown, 'unmistakabe evidence that an
artist young in years and thrown upon his
resources. with physical disabilities calca-
lated to discourage ambitious projects. may,
by constant study, resolute purpose and
earnest application, succeed in producing
hiphlv mer,toriouS wnrk -
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Honest Highhinders.

Four hundred poll-tax receipts have been
returned TO Assessor Siebe by Chinese in
tending to leave the country and who were
not dishonest enough to sell them to other
Chinese as return passport.
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property in question was left to Mrs.
Wood, who is Jewess, on condition that
she did not marry a Gentle. She did not
observe this stipulation, but claims that the
other heirs gave her permission to take
Christian III hand
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Sarah Barker Smith, as executrix Of the
estate of Luigi Dana, has been sued in the
Superior Court for an assessment of S27S on
the property Of the deceased on Pacific
avenue.
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FIGHTIUG DEATH !!
Thrilling Experience Of People on
the Brink Of Eternity.
How the Grim Monster
Was Put to Flight.

THERE ARE OVER 100 PEOPLE LIVING IN
l. San Francisco, many of whom have resided
here for years, who have publicly proclaimed that
they owe their life TO modern medical skill. Their
experience should be guide to others. Death is
not pleasant visitor, and his coming in many
instances, be deferred by the exercise of little
ordinary Judgment. Let the experience of others
dictate how that judgment shall be exercised
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Q5noP0LLTAN
JlsPENSARY

Corner Stockton, Ellis and Market Sts.,
San Francisco. Cal.
Out of town patients treated with UNFAILING
SUCCESS through correspondence: one visit desir-
able, but not necessary. Medicine sent safely and
free from observation TO any part of the country.
Write for prospectus or send for symptom blank to
fill out and letter explaining your disease. giving
advice. etc. will be returned free ly5 1t
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Josenh Hnrd,s Estatn.

The Public Administrator has applied for
letters on the estate of Joseph Hord of the
California Hotel, who died suddenly on last
Saturday, leaving property valued at $500.
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serves the warmest encouragement. Believe me,
gratef ulIy yours, G. f. ECKHARr, GiIroy, CAL"
After other physicians failed the COSMOPOLITAN
Dlspensary cured me."-MISS GRACE SACHS, 4
Lewis San Francisco.
"other physicians wanted to amputate my foot.
The Cosmopolitan Dispensary cured me sound with
out nutation."-J. 7. HANSEN, 21l1@ Geary ST.
siIheV I m We n W =
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The will of Julia Brod, who died on July
LIST, was filed for probate yesterday. She
bequeatts her property valued at $4,000 to
her three children. Isadore None is named
as executor.
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ANCHOR LINE.

Steamers Leave New York Every Saturday,
For Glasgow via Londonderry.
Rates for Saloon Passage
pY SIS. CITY OF ROME, $50 AND UPWARD
ID according TO accommodation and location OF
Room.
Other Steamers OF the line $50 and upward
Second Cabin $50. Steerage $40.
Passengers booked at through rates TO or from any
city in Great Britain on the Continent
Drafts on LONDON Sold at Lowest Rates.
Book OF information. tours and sailing lists fur
nished on application to agents.
HENDERSON BROTHERS, z Bowling Green, N Y.
to GEORGE w. FLETCHER. 6lS Market ST. or
10 T. d. MCKAY, 81 Montgomery street; or to
.. +. FUGAZI Dc CO.. Montgomery ayenue or
GEORGE g. SEAMAN, 1913 Broadway, Oakland
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Sarah Fl. Rice has brought suit against
Frank Weber for $500, the value of horse.
which she alleges Weber unawfully with
holds from her.
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tenn, and was permanently cured
by the Cosmopolitan Dlspensary. GRON-
SAND, William Tell House. 3l5 Bush St
THE COSMOPOLITAN DISPENSARY with Its
staff of eminent specialists, founded and char
tered to bring help to the afflicted. If you prefer
help and health to sickness and sympathy call and
consult them. III you are out of the city write to
them. 1t will cost You nothing, and hundreds have
been cured by mail treatment. Consultation, adj
vice and thorough examination free to patients A
friendly talk may Save you thousands of dollars or
years OF suffering. and perhaps your life. Young,
mfddie-aged or old men suffering from the effects OF
foies and e1cesses restored to perfect health man
hood and vigor. Each visitor seen privately. and
all communications received in sacred confidence
III the staff OF physicians at the Cosmopolitan DIspen
character OF disease treated.
Sufferers from rheumatism asthma, consumption,
catarrh, dyspepsia, Indigestion, scrofula, female
weakness, deafness, any sexual diseases lost man
hood malaria urinary troubles. piles dStuIa ulcer
atons 2nd rectal diseases, bowel troubles any
other diseases, should call at once. Low charges
within the reach Of all, combined with the best
medical and surgical skill.
CAUTION. = THE WONDERFUL CURES Eff
FECTED BY THE COSMOPOLITAN DISPEN-
sARY. COMBINED WITH THEIR EXTENSIVE
ADVERTISING HAS CAUSED SOME UNSCRUP-
ULoUS PHYSICIANS TO EMPLOY "SrEERERS"
OR "DOCTOR-CAPPERS," WHO PRACTICE
DEAV0R TO ENTICE PATIENTS INTO THE
DENS OF THEIR EMPLOYERS BEWARE OF
THEM IF THEY APPROACH YOU ON TIE
STREET.
We do not publish the name of one patient
out of fifty on an average, and only then when
the Written Consent of the patient is given
Our business is conducted with the greatest
secrecy, and we publish testimonials only at the
request of patients. This is the only C0smOp0li-
tan Dispensary in California.
Open daily from A N. to p NJ Sundays from
8 till 4.
German French and Spanish spoken.
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lIIb. I an HUW SITOHg anu Wei, =
DAVID WILLIAMS, 379 Shotwell
ST., S. +.
Il have suffered for 20 years and
could get nothing but Temporary
relief until l saw them. - AN
DREW MCMILLAN MARTIN,
AZ Ridley St., 8. f.
, Il feel now like new man,
, thanks to the Cosmopolitan Dis
pensary. "-FREDERICK BROWN,
! Copperopoiis, Cal.
Il managed to call at their ONCE
and thank God for having done so,
as after one weeks treatment by
than l fnnl iI.rsalE halter thnn L
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MISCELLANEOUS.
BUSINESS MEN.

Merchants and those engaged in office work are
SUBJECT TO Dyspepsia, Constipation. feeling of
despondency and restessness, all caused by dis
ordered Liver or Stomach. Simmons Liver Regu-
lator removes these causes by establishing good
digestion and no interference business while
ing 1t.
"Simmons Liver Regulator lisa
very valuable remedy for Dys-
pepSia, Sick Headache, Torpid
Liver and such like Diseases'-
W. S. HOLT, President of S. w.
r. r. Co. of Georgia
PILES.
How many suffer torture day after day, making
life burden and robbing existence OF all pleasure,
owing to the secret suffering from Piles. Yet relief
Is ready to the hand OF almost any one who VIII sys
tematically take Simmons Liver Regulator. 1t has
anently cured thousands. No drastic, violent
purge, but gentle assistant to nature.
Es-ONLY GENUINELY
Has Our Stamp in Red on Wrapper.
j. H. ZEILIN & CO., Philadelphia, Pa.
oc1 WeFrMo SOW
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Mr. MARTIN. have been for any day during The
past 10 years have been a resident of San Fran
cisco for over 30 years.. j. WELSH, $40 Glenn
entina st.
For two years was afflicted with trouble pecu-
liar to females and suffered greatly. finally went
TO the Cosmopolitan DiSpensary early In December,
and early IN February discharged permanently
cured (signed) (MISS) NELLIE MADDIGAN,
1912 McAllister st.. 5. +.
~ have suffered from general debility for about a
year, during which time tried several physicians
but they seemed to do good. l went under six
weeks treatment at the Cosmopolitan Dspensary
ana now find myself restored to better health than
l have enloyed for years. (SlgneU (MiSS) MAY
The morning call., 1891-07-08
Weak Men and Women

CHoULD USE DANIIANA BITTERS, THE
y Great Mexican Remedy; gives Health and
Strength to the Sexual Organs. not cod U
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COMpAGNlE GERERALE

C0MpAGNiE GEkERALE
1RANSA NTIQUE
French Line to Hayrc.
NoMPANY'S PIER (NEw) AZ NORTH ,e>a
" River, foot of Morton st. Travellers by xEssE5e
this line avoid both transit by English railway and
the discomfort Of crossing the channel in a small
boat.
La ShA4uA Au-Nr~
.................. Saturday, July 18th, 8 100 A. N
LA BOURG0GNE, FraDgeui Observation-Disclosures,
NORTHUMBERLAND. Saturday, July 18th, S:00A. NJ.
LA BRETAGNE, De ioUsSeiin. .................
................. Saturday, August lsr. 3 200 A. n
LA GASCOGNE, SanteIIl.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
SATURDAY, August Sth, z 100 A. II.
EB- For freight passage apply
A. FORGET, Agent,
Nos Bowling Green, New York.
J. F. FUGAZI CO., Agents, Montgomery ave-.
San Francisco
Branch office, 10 Montgomery street. mr2O tt
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OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL & 6. en-

NEITHER TIE CAPTAIN NOR THE CHARTER
IN ers will be responsible for any work done on
board of these steamships, for bills or debts con-
tracted by the officers crews unless specially
ordered from this office. LELAND STA AFFORD
President, Room 7, Il. r. Building, corner Fourth
and Townsend SITS. iel If
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after other physicians had failed"
MRS. j. j. CUNNINGHAM, l9
Sarah ST., San Franci
II walked on cFutches for
year, and after two weeks treat
ment at the Cosmopolitan Dis
pensary was able to walk without
them" - A. ASTORG. Marin
County, near San Rafael. Cal.
"Tbey permanently cured me
OF painters collie In one week. -
/. I'll. d. WRIGHT. 1924 Florida
ST., San Francisco.
"Eur some years was affected
with general weakness of the sys-
tenn. and was permanently cured
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RAILROAD TRAVEL.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.

ITAOIfIO S1SIEMJ
Trains Leave ana Are Due to Arrive ,
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Cured me aItef many local doc MIR AynrRsoN
tors had faiied."-JoHN PETERSON, 22O O'Far-
rell street, 5. +. IA
Il several doctors about nv case. but thew
could not cure. The Cosmopolitan Dfspensary did
SO in three nonths."-CHARLES ROSE, IO9 Jessie
street, S. +. O
They performed a wonderful cure where other
physicians had failed."-CHARLES HEMPLER 500
Davis street. s. +.
They cured me OF catarrh. which have had for
eight years."-H. z SHOOK, S. f, Undertaking
Company, 1927 Market street, S. F.
THE Cosmopolitan DIspensary made nv child
strong and well-"-MRS. KOLBY, 231a Willow
avenue. San Francisco. -
"They cured me OF kidney trouble after other
physicians had failed TO do so."-(MISS) ANNA
LiNDEBLAD, 1868 Linden street. Oakland
II suffered greatly from nasal catarrh and
could derive benefit from no source until / nIaced
myself under the doctors at the Cosmop olitan Dis
pensary."-MlLEY DOLAN. 126 Ivy street
II treated by other physicians and received
no benefit until l came to the Cosmop lljtan Dis
pensary "-ALEXANDER WOOD. sos Seventh
They cured me of malaria and gastric catarrh
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-01-08
rHE FRIEDMAN PlrMKsr.
III, Day Of Jubilee ilns.. at Hand.

US IgDIAN SGRvicE. UxIoE AGENCY,
MusKooKE, IsD. TEA. Jan. S, 1891.
EDIToR CHIKFTAiS;-ReDlyInE 10 your favor
OF the Sd Inst. requesting information relA-
tive to the disbursement OF the eT5. 900 Appro-
priated by act OF congress, TO be paid per cap
itA 10 the Cherokee freedmen, DelAwares and
shawnses, would say:
The DelAwares nd shawnees will not be
paid their share II this fund for several
months. probably not until early In April.
The rolls for the payment OF the freedmen are
now being prepared by me, under orders nom
the department, and will not be ready for AZ
least ten or nfieen days. Further instructions
are needed frem the department also. before I
can hx upon time and place for the payment,
which hope ts. be able 70 do when the paying
rolls are verified. or ,his you will have due
notice.
In this connection, permit. me to sdd that
many OF these names OF ''Cherekes Freed
men" also appear upon the rolls OF the.Creek
nation as Greek Freedmen" !" They cannot
be both. hence those 90 appearing will. be
dropped from one OF the other OF the rolls, a.
may be subsequently determined.
AS soon a. am prepared to annonnes the
time and place Of the payment, announcement
will also.b be made showing he: general rules
and regulations governing the same. . copy Of
which will be furnished you.
Very respectfully.
LKo n. BESSErr.
II. 8. Indian Agent.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-01-08


--Mr. r.. b Smith. OF Falriand. was in the
city yeaterday on hIa way 70 Oswego.
-Mrs. Halls and her children len for
Geneva, H., 70 remain. the arst Of the week
--George Perryman. Of TULSA. passed
through our town Tuesday on hls way home
from Muskogee.
John q Gray, has moved mp from Texas
and bought the Dr. Foreman house beside
the Methodist church.
are some Of the Alliance men who arrived
from the west on yesterdays train.
Uncle Jim Cleveland returned Monday
morning from q visit Al hls old home, Chilli
cothe. Mo and want at once TO the ranch.
--Postmsster Cobb. OF Wagner, was anon g
vinlta's visitors this week and being nsws-
paper man OF course called upon this once.
j. v. Kenworthy, secretary cfths comfy
Alliance. and Mr. J. ". Erven. vice presl-
dent, arrived last evening to take part In the
proceedings OF that body.
Col John @. Taylor. now stock agent Of
the Santa Ne system, was In the city this week
a. soclabie like No though he was not at the
head Of a department OF large corporation.
John Drake. or Chelsea, was In the city
upon business Iast Monday. lie has lately
built now house and discovered what every
other man who trles u does, that II costa twice
as much as anticipated.
Oscar 0idaker was down from Aurora this
week. Although 'ifteen or twenty business
houses were burned In his town last week, his
store escaped. Mr. wheat. he states, has
built one Of the finest houses in the city.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-01-08
The verdigris Train Robbery

II is thought the complete story Of
the Verdigris bridge train robbery,
which occurred in the summer Of 1888,
near Gibson station, has at length
been learned. As will be remembered,
very little plunder was secured but q
passenger from Texas was killed and
the news agent wounded. Some time
afterwards L. O. Lewis, living near
Tulsa, was arrested but the grand
jury failed 10 indict and he was re-
leased. Still, the officers were never
satisfied Of Lewis innocence and a
few days ago he was again arrested and
on Wednesday Of last week had pre-
liminary hearing at Fort Saith.
The hrst witness sworn was J. T..
HOLMAN, OF Leon County, Tex, who
testified that himself, the defendant, /,
Lewis, Keep Queen, r. 7. Rogers, and
a man known as Jim Johnson planned
the robbery at the house of Lewis;
that all Of them went to Verdigris
bridge, and while Lewis, johnson and
Rogers remained there, he and Queen
went to Gibson TO board the train as
IT came along, aud hold the engineer
down and stop II at the bridge. The
train did not stop at the station, but
Queen managed TO board the tender OF
the engine, and he got left. He walk
ed on down TO the bridge but the work
had been done, and the train as we'll
as his pals, was gone. He went to the
house OF Lewis, however, where he
found all OF them, and heard them re-
late how II was done. Lewis claiming
that he did the shooting. Shortly
alter this the witness aud Rogers cut
loose from the gang aud went TO Texas.
Last October Rogers was killed In
Leon Countyi alter this HOLMAN told
the whole thing TO his father, who Sc
cured the arrest Of Lewis, aud sent his
son TO Fort smith to testify. KeT
Queen was killed in the summer ol
1889, near Claremore, and jim John
sou 10 now seryinga an elghieen years
sentence N the Texas N.,Ilntlary fol
completely In the CisN. N1NN Ipbbery
Lewis was bound on 7<3 the ac'
tlon Of the grand HOLMAN
] was placed under witness.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-01-08
vInIla. Jan 9. 1900.
AFTOS ITLus.
MAMIE STAFFORD,

Tho second term OF school opened Jan. bth
with a fair attendsnee.
1t has been talked that Alton Is soon to
have home newspaper.
Blake Gore, Of BlueJAcket, was the guest
Of friends In Anon Sunday.
Mrs. James Adams 10 visiting relates and
friends at 0seumA this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Q. Kelley's nine. year old
son died Of consumption this week.
Rev. rlggin preached to a large and appre-
ciative congregation Sunday and Sunday night.
-. II Alj-y is dsins good business with
his new livery stable which is now completed.
John Hubbard and b. Y. MllsteAd are buy
Ing a car toad OF mules for the southern
market.
Mr.. r. c. Croweli. OF Southwest City. and
G1. James Muskrat, OF Grove. are In Anon
with view OF moving their stock OF groceries.
They have decided 10 engage In a partner
ship business.
The election for mayer and couneiimen
passed on quietly Monday. q. W. Franklin
was elected mayor without opposltlon. and
@. W. Green, y. NJ. Crowsil. W. II. little.
Chss. 7. Moore and James A. Dawson were
elected counellmen.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-01-08
Gone to Prison.

The Fort Smith court has just con-
tributed tho following contingent Of
law-breakers to the Detroit house of
correction; John Cudjo, larceny and
resisting process, Eve years; James
Harrison, alias Felkins. and Allen
Houston, alias Murphy, horse stealing,
four years each; Robert Moore and
John DeLozier, pefScyy. two years
each s. l.. Foster afia James Allen.
adultery, two years each; Crawford
Pope, assault. two years and six
months; Demp Gilstrap, assault, two
years John e. welch, bigamy, two
years; Roland Squires, assault, one
year; Nancy Atkins. taking letters,
eight months.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-01-08
The z. P. 8. OF o. z.

The Christian :endeavor society
will celebrate the tenth anniversary
Of the Endeavor movement, by an
open meeting i9 one Of our churches
February 9Th. This movement origi-
mated in Portland Maine, in 1880 in an
endeavor OF Rev. +. E. Clark, now
president Of the United society. to Sc
cure the cooperation Of the younger
members of his congregation in church
work. The United society now have
1000 menibers.in all denomin ations 6
in every English speaking country and
mission
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-01-08
The Murdered Brakeman.

Those who feared that the murderer
Of Brakeman Majors would elude de-
served fate because OF apathy on the
part Of the Frisco company may dis
miss any uneasiness. A competent
criminal lawyer will be detailed to as
sist in the prosecution and all steps
will be taken to see that justice Is Sc
cured. Conductor Gillis has resumed
his run and will continue it. The
friends Of the deceased, both employees
Of the company and those who are not,
have been subscribing to a fund TO lift
a mortgage nom his home and the re-
qulred amount will be secured.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-01-08
Az ACKNOWLEDGMENT.

To the scholars and dear teachort OF the vinIta
Presbyterian Sabbath School
Allow me TO extend TO Jon my sincere
thanks and gratitude for the present you have
Jost made me In token OF your estsem and APP
probation OF my presence and work In the
Sabbath school for the short i've years that
have just passed
know Of no other present you could have
selected thatI wsuld like better than guitar.
but nothing was necessary to assure your APP
probation more than the honor you have con
ferred upon me each year In our elections
May all these pleasant hours and memories be
as good seed aown In our hearts, bringing
forth frult TO be reaped In eternity
Reapectfully.
MAMIE STAFFORD,
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-01-08
DriiD oy coSsUnPrros.

HuDsoS. !. r., Dec. s0th, 1907.
EDIron cniKrrAfS:-May d. Gray died Al
the residence OF David Martin. on nie Greek
on the night Of the 2sth of December Of con-
sumption. She took cold while attending
Haskell Institute and fingered through ak
teen months. suffering much Of the time,
though she never kept her bed but two days
before she died Throughor h'r long Illness
she was always ready TO die. enjoying the as-
surance Of meeting her Savior. She was
buried beside her fat fin the grave yard at
Coody's Biun Am vand three brothers
mourn her loss. Respectfully,
n