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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-08-26

lorn old woman IN IL. How nnely peo-
pie are getting to dress. I'm sure |
don't see how they afford It, muttered
she, as a group Of young ladie s passed
her in beautiful gowns OF shhmmering
summer goods. And then she thought
OF her Sunday silk, lying undisturbed
for fourteen months in the trunk at
home, and wondered whether it had be-
come spotted. She would examine 1t
as soon as she got home.
Her CHEEKY mood was dampened by
an encounter with the pastor of her
church, Rev. DIR. Bookster. who seemed
TO answer her hearty bow rather stern
ly. NE needn't look so mad, she
grhmbled TO herself. Goodness knows
| go to church as often as can. If he
had TO keep house for nine cross-grained
mortals as I do, he wouldn't go to
church but once in fourteen months,
either"
Mrs. Snively soon grew jolly again,
as a laughing, happy crowd of children
came jostling toward her books and
papers in their hands. "School's out
early this afternoon" thought Mrs.
Snively. And dear me, what sweet
little darlings But don't think its
right TO dress children up so, Just to
send them TO school. Now do look at
that silk waist and that little chaps
velveteen When was girl, calico
was plenty good enough for school
But moneys getting abundant nova
days, 'cepting in certain tin box
know OF"
A square or two further she began TO
come TO the stores. whats the post
Office closed for9 Some government
holiday, suppose. Government seems
to have twice as many holidays as or
binary folks, anyway. And Holling-
ways closed. too! Now do hope his
wife isn't dead She was real bad,
last heard Why, of all the worldH'
| Here Mrs. Snively's surprise became
| inarticulate, for she turned corner on
a long row Of stores. all closed and the
curtains down. Here was the market
where she must go first, all shut up
and the door locked, for she tried ii.
| whats wanted Mrs. Snively?" said
the owner, a Jolly young man, who lived
above his shop and who CHANGED to
come out at this moment very neatly
attired. Getting contributions for
the heather, Mrs. Snively, in that big
basket"
~ want to know John Boai1man,
began Mrs. SniVely, smartly, why all
these business houses are closed What
sort OF new tangled holiday is this?
Nou'll have it next so that one can shop
only one day in the week.
"WhN Mrs Snively don't you believe
in keeping Sunday?"
"Sunday! John Boardman, are YOU
telling me that this is sunday"
"Of course, it's Sunday, Why, what
| did"
But Mrs. Snively. big basket, market
ing and all. a scared, flute ring, com
| ical little figure. was already half a
square away, scudding along with a
sore heart. half shrinking, half defiant.
| "Well, no wonder" g,oaned she.
"The same life, week IN, week out.
One day like the rest. No one TO talk
to except the dodgers, and then only
about eating. have no sunday in my
! giggling at, you impudent little brat9'
This to an uichin trotting from Sunday
school who stopped to gaze in undis-
| guised wonder at the big basket.
Mrs. Snively went home through by
streets feeling woefullv conspicuous,
and quite like a feminine Rip Van
Wrinkle. When she reached her great.
lonely house, she set the big basket
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-08-26

Happy Jael>-where's You goiT TO
spen' de heated term. Mosee
Mournful Mose-Tink ri 90 to
pivotal state, where dey has too much
respoc' fer citizenship dis summer ter
ask a tourist ter saw wood fer his appe-
lite -1oledo BlAde
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-08-26
Correction Accen.e,l.

Mamma-Will you have some more
pudding, pet?
Little pet-No ma'am TIM full
Mamma Horrors, You mustt saw
your full 1t isn't nice.
Little Pet mean my 'tomachs fail
--CStpm News.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-08-26
The Retort CnAnNl.

Irate Father-Did you ever earn
dollar in your life9
Son-Nes, Father; several But you
never paid me-PuclN.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-12-15

gauge Belt mid oerbammeu, i@ bereue
n,bts. ,uaS ib that.
Wtir 5tebt es nidt au, bier Nidter ~
fem, bemertte oer 5re.berr.
We9t ODER llureht-ih uermas oe'ne
9anolunssweile au besrelfen, ertlarte
Son tanje uuo fiate 5u @1Sbert 9e'pen'
bet biniu: Sn bieler Madt oes Gnt'
jeseus empiins id cine beilige OHenba'
runa. So lernte bas &ihti9e pbanz
tati19er TrIume fennen uno muroe mir
Der reiniten &mpfinbuu9 beuubt, bic oas
6era zines @eibeS be9en Tam: ber uns
enolldeu. Experimentation Meutterliebe.
USE ein milosldn5enoer @tern ioQ tie
mid tiinft,9 leiten uno aus mir, benz
,piloen, launeuhaften &.nbe, bic .uaro.ge
@eia6rtin bes a1ereSeliten Manues
MAIDEN.
Su itummer @ubruna 5os Der Jrel'
berr bic @att,n an ielne Drult.
Benise Gage ipater erl6lte bet Sob
'Trau BON Nrnbelm BON tbren langen
Aeioen uno iobalo iie oem @9oB Der
@roe ~l6er9eben mar, tebrts. Mlerauora
BON OombropsfD uoh Mosfau duriid.
Wobl iblmmerte es feubt in ibren Wu<
gen, ais jie BON &urt ano Son 1tan6e
l9,eo, aber 9leid barauf nabmer bic
,uie aus @tein semelbelten 3l9e wieoer
Den sew6DnliGen, barten uno 1trsnsen
Musorud an. Wtit felter St;mme er>
tbe.lte tie Befeble, 9vbot Der peinenoen
Yrisca, bic ibr III Die 9eimatb folste,
ruh,g III lein uuo blitte iit nldt Elm
eln5ises deal I'm, ais ber 8aseu fort@
rpIte.
SIN @oelboi tpeilte e,ne 9liid(i4e
Sraut. @tloesaro. oeren @eli1t9en
jebt einer 5artroissn Mpiclblutbe sl,b,
war Die Berlobte paralos BON @amorY
0eworosn uno bic @roBmutter Ourfte
enol19 bod pou fruben 5tul5es Dor
benz pobl9eiuuten &esneni9rant iteben
uno Die @;hdYe, ,uelhe iDre lelBi9en
90ube }9ufen uno Die aue fir ben 91eb>
llna beltlmmt toaren, betra4ten.
Wis ,pisoer Der Gooestas uon Qans
&amers beibgelicbtsn uno frab entz
11laTeuem @eib fam, iuanoelte ct nit
ben 5eintgen nab DEM flelnen 5Jrleoz
boi, bas theure Grab 5u iGmiide!, uno
fano an benz bsre,t5 mt berrli9en &oz
fen bepedteu 9u9el Qerrn nno Grau
BON 9oteuiels, bic, BON mariner Danfz
bartlett beieelt, ihm NIT perl0bnenoen
8orten eut0e9eu Etomen. ]. ga malte
Die alte 8itterteit mieoer in linn auf, ct
1uo(lte 5urIdtreten; oc9 9llosgaro lab
tbn innlg b,1teao On uno bic Wtutter
fiji terte: Sap ben @rou fabren, Dans.
SGT meme, erl oann Eann bic yertlarle
DEN ielisen 9lnmelsir'eoen gang unse<
trIbt genieben.
@inen Nusenbltd 36serte 0ainer -
banu leste er i4weiDeno lelne 5ano in
be bes Jreiberru.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-12-15

+ Die &dube,' &omane, bic i'm pori.
aen Sabrhunbert in Blutbe jtanben,
baben unter ben @eltebten bes &inaloiEi
uno ,@binoerbanne5" taum cine 10
ette Ban%oitenbraut uno Banbitenfrau
aufSumeilen tpie bic 9aioufiu Mtila, Die
in LETTER 3eit Der @4reden oes 6itli9su
Serbtens mar uuo NIT i6rcm @atten
Beter Die be%rtue9enlteu Maub1iae allsz
fl6rte. Wuroe Dies frdi tige ib1ue
Weib bon oen Hanouren %geion9en qez
nommea, 10 bat lie itets ,br Manu aus
benz Re.fer mteoer befreit. Sour bas
lebte Wol gelang es i'm nidt; als Ct
oas @efan9niB um19lih, III >ue(hem
le,n Weib uuo leine &lnoer 1aBen, >purce
ct nab per5weiielter @e9enwebr bon ben
Nanonren eri9c6eu, Mila aber Dor Sc.
riht 9e|teQt uno gum 3ooe pe%rurtbeilt,
oa lie nidt menioer ais lieben Jtaubtba,
ten, BON oenen 5wei nit Mcrb psrbunz
ben uaren, nabmeisbar %begnugen bate.
9o9 bic Isrbi}dc &e9entlhalt be9ra.
oiste 1ie au 5roan5i9idbriaem @erter.
Sn @erb,en miro bic T%ooestrcfe
bur9 @rihieBen oollso9eu unb man,
ltrdu6t lid oose9en, 6raueia erf@ieEer
5u laIlen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-12-15
Get Mittelllano.

9eut5utaQe 1T es Mooe 9etoorben,
ben Woblitano ais einen Naub oarjus
jte0en: mas ber cine beiibt. bat ct
einem anoern ~ent5osen; ie mebr bic
Minoerbeit 9eoeibt, oelto magerer tulro
bic Webrjabl; bic groBen 8erm0sen
oeriblinsen aQmab(i9 bic fleineren;
Die &ei9en meroen ,mn'er relder, bic
Nrmeu INNER drnter. Diele trptlole
2ebre miro NIT eiuer sem,ien 5daoeAz
ireube, nibt Bios BON @o5ialilten, 1on'
bern aud BON allerlei pe1limiitii4en
@hiloiopben, oenen bas plrttihe 2ebsn
NIT leinen a~leroinss iAroffen gden
uuo &anten unperbauli@ erl1eirt, int'
met BON ueuem eepreoi9t; nit Der
sr1Bten j3uuer1idtli1tet propbe5eit
mar uns 1don felt einem balben Sabrz
bunoert, uuo nit %pertdrttem Nad9orud
lit Der neueiteu 3eit, oaB Die gesen:
,partige Beltorouung, nit onoerem
@orte Die Sreibett Dee Bripatlpirtbs
ihaft, notbmeuoig 81 einem 8ultanoe
flDrsu milie. iii Dem e6 nur NOD Yro<
l~etarier uebeu eiu,aen wsnlgea Glelen'
. perm0sen seben lperoe. @lner eln'9er'
maBeu bel pnueneu 8ritif bd(t olele
bij tere @eiiasuns ni6t 5tano.
Dab in Deuti4lano Die 9inge ntbt
70 jteben, tpie Die Beliimilten %bebauptea,
fonnte man unter anoerm aus Der nelez
= iteu 8er6fentlsdang oes "Jteihs>e( n>
! aeiaers" uber bic GinlbiBuusen iur
preuSi]Aen @intommenlteuer fir 1892
,-93 erfennen. Die Nn9aben }ino
spar nod ni9t poqitdnoig nno ii9er
, eenus, UNI eracte @dlubfolserun9en I'M
ein5elnen III %9eitatteu, aber lie rei9eu
aus, um bic 8ehauptung 81 %bc9rinoen.
baB lid nou elmer 5anebmenoen &on5en'
trieruns Der @%,nuabmen in tpeni9ea
6dnben feline @pur aeigt. Ser Ser
glei@ nit frii6eren Sabren i@eitert
3tpar an benz lm1tanoe, o1B jebt gum
erienmale bic Blr9er li9 ie1bit einse<
i9abt Gaben, ,pdbreno ite fruber BON ben
Beb6roen rad sewiien duBerliden
, Mertmalen 5ien.li6 oberfldbli6 tariert
muroen; aber jebsuiaQs bat bic idariere
Metbobe teine Wbnahme, 1onoern cine
{tarte 3uaahme iomobl Der 3abl Der
5teuerpili9tigen %lberbaupt ais AUDI ber
@innabmeiummeu in ben nieoern uno
mittleru R(alsu niAt minoer ais
in ben boben uno b39iten tonitas
tiert, Bic bel tpeitem Qr0bere
Mense Der 8eo0lteruug sel6rt in
A5reuben pie aQer Orten oer mtnoeit Be-
giterteu &lalie an, ui4t crit felt geitern
uuo porselteru, ~iouoern Don ieber. Iber
oiele Mtebr5abl miro relatio geringer
uno bic Minoerjabl bet b!1ler 5ituier<
ten waaf.
Bon ben rul,o 80 Miuioneu Giuuob>
nern $reuBeus seb6ren II M1Qionen
b%erjenigen &lalle on, oereu ielbftdnoi9e
Eerjoneu ein @lnfommea BON 900 Wtart
ni9t erreiden uno oa5er 5ur @!aatsz
lteuer niat beranse5oSen wurosn. Nur
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-12-15
9eS 3cd)er5 @uu1G.

Sm T%iirRenteller i'm fublen &aun.
Da laseru bic f0lt!idcn Weine,
Diel 1tolje Namen-i9 fa1le tie faum-
Som Main, BON Der Wo|el, pom &3eine.
81 sroBen G'ebinoen, SAT an TaB,
Su b~eitaubten, uer lie9eIlcm Tlai4en -
. IlBes Duften, 0 llebllhes NaB!
@er pa bArite nad 3er5enslult maiden!
Die Wabrbeit lisst wirtltb i'm Betne tie,
$50 idno' "ib lie laut'rer uuo beiier?!
Da5 pdre Die ridtise Yhilolopbie: -.
2eertrinteu aQe bic Sdler!
Sa brit i'd i9lurIen na@ Bun1@ uao
Be9ebr
gG ben Saft oieier Derrliben 9}eben
SD tpoQt' Don Der Welt uihts tpiiIen
me9r-
&ier m6~t' ib als - Ginl;eoler
lebeu!
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-12-15

8 Weiaipnen eebDreu Der Iteueraableaoen
&laIie on, oarunter 2~.435,000 Yerlo'
men, bic feb tdno,ges @lntommen repra'
1entieren. Be, meitem bic me,lte1 Dies
Ter vGenliten," nSmlih 2,ll9,000,
baben elm @infommen BON uur 800 big
5000 Mart, ber 9telt vertbellt ltb auf
allmdbliA auiIteigeuoe GtuFeH oeren
observation-disclosures INNER gr6ber,
beren 8erlouenSahl immsr tleiner tplro,
bic aber ME bas Bib eines plOblt@
aufragenben 8erses 9etuabreu, Ionoern
eiuen iortlaufenoeu uebersang BON mitt'
lerem Al bobem 8oblitanoe 5ei9en.
@as man @iel enuerm5sen nennt, tommt
in Yreubsn nod redt ielten Dor. tuenis<
items penn man en8liide uno an1erita'
nii9e Gerbaltnllle sum- WaBltabe
uimmt. &ir baben in Der Site oes
u@ei9sz Nnjeigers" 35 &erionen sefa1,
ben, Die elm @intommen BON mebr ais
100000 Mart BADEN, uno 1ur bier.
oeren Ginfommen 3 Wtuionen ibers
Iteiot. 0abei lit n,dt erli3tlib, ob uno
uie melt Die @iutommen als permanent
ansuieben iino.
Oct reihl tie M!aun lit NIT z Dftaio'
nen@ lnfommen einsei6apt,e elmer Sun1me,
bic 9e!pib oas Deuport rieIig oero,enen
mlroe, tueun lie e,ne iidere Nente bats
Ite0te. Wir %uermutben, oab Iie aus et>
nem Bantgeihdite (oer 6rantiurter
Motblb,lp> seiloien lit, oeiien Sabresa
0elp,nue 11ou III lece GroBpater li1
ebenio bod ooer nod b0ber porgelteQt
BADEN. 9ieler iGon redt alte &et4s
tbum bat blsbsr Die anoern Germoge1
ni9t nur niGt peri9lunsen, lonoern er
bat aud nlbt be e~inian,e Stelluns, bic
er boz 5>ue, Mtenldenalter1 einnabm.
bebaupten t6naen. Sbn umsltt beute
cine @ruppe BON 1880 2euten, bere1
@intommen ii9 BON 100000 big 5u 5
Miuionen Utarf emporluft, uno es lit
oaraui gu %,petten, oaB Die meiten oieler
9eute erlt wd6reno o!e1er betoen Wenz
l9ena(ter, allo troy oes con5entrirten
Hapitals oes einen, e9enalS aQmdbz
tisen Bantbaulss, reib selporoen fino.
uuo dbulib mlro es lid nit Der Webr>
;abl herienigen oer1alten - es limb
ibrer nabe all 10000 -, bic nit $4,000
bis 5u $4,000 Wtarf in Die Giatomuenz
liite ein9et:aser linb.
B,e wenig elne 5eoroblide @on5ens
triruus be5 &ssidtbums III uen!geu
9dnoen Bis jeBt itattgeiunoen bat, ers
gibt liu 1Aon oeraus, oaB aui oie@ruppe
oerer nit 10000 Marf unO mebr nur
l3 Hrolent Der 9eIammten @teuer
faIen, m,tbiu, oa iie einen b3bern CAP
entrittet, taum 10 YrDcent bes lteuerz
p{l,9tt9en @elammte,ntommens. gfo9
nteoriger erideint Der Nutheil oieier
9feiblten an ber Boltseinnabmr, pen1
man oas @lntommeu Der iteuerfreien
Mebrbeit NIT in Iniab brinst. Das
bic Wtaije Der Bep0(terun9 oer Nus'
lagung elmer per5altniBmdBi9 10 sertn9.
ilQiaen &apitclmaht mebr1os preis9e>-
geben lei, uie man uns 9lauben MAIDEN
,piu, lit 19ier unoentbar. Cine @ioerz
leguns oieler meitoerbreiteten Srrlebre
,pirb il, ben @r~sebniiIeu Der preuBii4en
@iatommenl teueruerpaltuus binfort elm
duBerjt ,~pertbroQes Waterlal ftnoen, pie
es bisber in Deuti9lauo ni4t erifiert
bat. Ni9t bios Elm 9ele6rteS Sntereiie
(tebt bier auf benz Opel, ionoern 5u>
elei9 elm a%usnebmeno prattii@es, nan1=
lid bic Betampiurg zines peliimiiiiden
Srrtbums, Der ben @lauben an bic be.
5tehenoe 0ronuus Der Din9e unter9rabt
uno bic @emitper u~n5dbllser Wenlden
uer9iftet.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-12-15
H. 9aptteI.

8ater, Bater 49, uno penn i'd in bic,
lem Nu9enblid lterben milBte, i'd tpiiroe
ni9t tlasen! go ieliaen &er5ens, oaB
mir bas @arab,.s niGts !90beres 5u
bieteu bdtte, sin9e i'd 81 Gott! iaud5te
6ilbegarb, Mainers @dnoe nit &llen
teoedenb. . ME berrli9 1T es bod, On
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-04-07
He Took It All I'm Whisky.

George Emerson, who is now in Cali
fornia but is well known in this coun-
try, after writing in regard to his paper
thus gives his experience in making
change out there: "The first time
went up into the mountains among the
miners and at the first camp | struck
| walked into a saloon and called for a
drink Of whisky. The barkeeper set
out bottle, and after taxing drink
laid down dollar. lie took the dol.
lar, put il in the drawer aud reaching
under the bar pulled out two jack rab-
bits and threw them over to me, say
ing that is the best we have got.
what are those for?' asked. Says be,
that's your change Have you got
no money! asked. NO, says he. [
told him to set the bottle out; I'd take
it all in whisky, and taking another
drink walked out, greeted by the
CHEEKY invitation to call again. ;"
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-04-07
NOTES FRoM ADAM.

Eugene Hall sold his farm west Of town
last week.
Sorry to announce the serious illness Of
Mrs. Chlttim.
The infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Berry
Lenox 10 quite sick.
Quite heavy rain aud wind storm passed
through our town Sunday night.
Wallace Taylor had the misfortune 10
lose eight ricks Of hay last week by Gre.
WIN Langley and brother are visiting
relatives aud old friends on Cowskin prairie.
The little folks had grand time at
Mable sheperdson's birthday party the first
day Of April.
Your correspondent noticed two organs
unloaded here last week-one for Mrs Dick
Martin and the other for Mrs Beck.
-one Of the most pleasant social entertain
ments that has taken place In the country
for some time was quilting and birthday
dinner given Friday at the residence OF Jim
sappington In honor OF his mothers 5isl
birthday.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-04-07
speoial Dietriot Court.

A special term Of the district court
is in session this week at Claremore.
The permit case against President
Cobb for hiring a bank cashier was
continued by the nation. Ben Hill,
killing a neighbor's hog, got eight
months and fine double value Of
property. Several pistol cases were
disposed of at $25 each. Bill Carpen-
ter got six years for stealing Jim Horse
fly's horse, and Skinner & Ratcliff were
fined $50 for employing Mr.. T.. ID.
Ficklin in violation Of the permit law.
Several other permit cases were dis
posed of.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-04-07
KlSxIsOS ITEMS.

a Z. W. Walker returned from claremOrs
Saturday.
-Mlss Lizzie Bard ylsitel her father aud
mother al Chelsea this week.
Married, on March 9th. Mr.. Jen Hank
Ins TO Miss Minnie Thornburg, both Of this
place.
The families Of II T Wolf A. NJ. An
dsrson and ,. c. Barker all Waited the Della
ware payment last week.
-. X. hates. Of coneyville. is teaching an
automatic class AZ the Rogers school house
Qal,e aumber Of students are IN attendance.
--Mlss Susie Marlin. who has been visiting
the family O. W. walker. returned 10 her
home near ooody's blua saturday, the ao,h
ult,
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-04-07
PaAInIE CRY MOTIFS.

"A box supper for the benefit Of Rev. L. W.
Rivers netted $3.50.
-some OF the farmers have sown their oats
and nax and are planting corn.
MIR. Justin walker went 10 Kansas city
last "Wednesday week to be gone some time.
--Rhca 4 McGiniy shipped the remainder Of
their cattle and hogs. eight cars, to - Loula
last Sunday. ftf'
The recent storm did some damage In this
vicinity. unroo hnga shed for 2 l.. walker
and blowing down some fences.
"A party was announced to be given on
Hudson creek. four miles north OF here. April
/. wbcn the young people arrived there was
no one OF home.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-04-07
CHELSEA NOTES.

M. W. Couch has been quite slck.
b. W. Rider has moved his family back to
the ranch.
Charlie Davis and Ben Pennington were In
vinIta on business Monday.
Tom Mcspadden and family are visiting
over the river with relatives.
MIR. Lane, from Texas. a cousin OF DIR
Cap Lane, has been visiting him
N. NJ. Smith. clerk for G. W Poole, spent
sunday with his family near foyil
Agent Bennett was in town Saturday. on
his return from the Delaware payment
MIR Tibbs aud Misses Flournoy and Nc
spadden were in vinita short time Sunday.
"A J. Blackwell has returned from st.
Louis. where he bough' n fine line OF clocks
watches, etc.
George Simmons is with us .rce more. but
we are sad to learn that he will soon be gone
again.
Capt. samueis and wife have at last re-
turned from Alabama. Every one welcomes
them back with open arms.
-Messrs Hill and Mason. Of Ciaremore,
passed through here on bicycles Thurdsys en-
route to vinita. Their return was made by
rail
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-04-07
A Book Social,

with free refreshments, will he given
by the ladies Of the w. O. T. U. at the
public reading room on Friday even
ing. All are cordially invited to at
tend, and when they think what a
great good will be done by every one
coming and bringing a substantial
bound book as a gift to the room, we
are sure that they will all come. Any
good book from the standard authors
such as Dickens, Scott, Carleton, Page,
Cooper, Thomas, Miss Alcott, ,"Pansy," "
Frances Burnett and host Of others,
will be very acce ptable.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-04-07

4 friend In need Is friend indeed.
aud not loss than one million people
have found just such friend IN DR..
Kings New Discovery for consumption,
,ausi.s and colds II YOU have never
used this great cough medicine, one
rial will convince you that II has won
derful curative powers In all diseases Of
throat, chest and lungs Each bottle
is guaranteed TO do all that Is claimed
ar money refunded. Trial bottles free
at w. q. Patton n Co.'S drug store.
Large bottles 90 cents and 81.
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MUsKooEK NOTES.

The wind OF last Thursday night unroofed
the PoGnlx building
-some OF our citizens have started for the
Cheyenne and Arapahoe country. and others
are going.
The Town Site Co. for the Strip has been
organized Apply for pamphlet giving full
Information Enclosing stamp to N. AZ. Nancy.
secretary.
u q. overlon, proprietor Of the Creek
Globe, arrested for slandering r. n, Tyson,
gave bond after rejecting In jail forty-eight
hours. lie can neither read nor write
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-04-07
BuckIcn,s Arnlea saive.

The best salve in the word for Cnts.
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt, kheum
Fever sores, letters, Chapped Hands
Chilblains, Corns, aud all Skin ErnF'
tions, and positively cures Piles, or nc
pay required. II is guaranteed TO give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded
Price % cents per box. tor sale BY W
q. Patton a 90.
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srocenrn. rlEE No1lcE.

There will be s meeting Of the stockmen ni
Claremore. April 20, Is02. for the purpose o.
making arrangements for the spring roundup
The stockmen OF Cooweescoowee. Delaware
districts and the surrornding country are re.
quested 10 be present
slgned-D. l.. Denny, Jesse W. Elliott, q
Al. Mcclellan. D. W Lipe. u. N RatcIln
Q. v. Rogers, n. Q. Hall. J. q. Lipe. Ar
thur Dodge, @. NJ. Eaton, r. NJ. Musgrove
~. r. Musgrote, W Z Chsmberlin. - W.
qtarr 4 q Cobb
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-04-07

The prompiness and certainty of ile
cures have made Chamberlain's cough
remedy famous. II is intended es-
pecialiy for conghs, colds, Group and
whoopiug coughs, aud is the most ef-
fectual remedy known for these dis
eases. Twenty-Five and so cent bottlee
for sale by p. Shanahan, Vinita, and
II. NJ. Allen, Nowata. apr
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DIR. Gums Onion Syrup.

This remedy is sure cure for all
diseases OF the throai and lungs, caused
bv taking.cold. IL will stop cough
in one night, no matter how severe.
IL is just what its name implies; an
onion syrup. compounded in such man
ner as to do away with the unpleasant
In need OF cure for cough or cold
try il. Price so cents. Sold by DR.. A
w. Foreman, druggist. a&m
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Spring Medicine.

DR.. Gums improved liver pills on
account of their mild action are es-
pecially adapted for correcting spring
disorders. such as impure blood, tired
brain and aching and worn out body.
They act promptly on the liver and
kidneys; drive out all impurities from
the blood, and malaria from the sys-
TEN. One pill for a dose. Try them
tins spring. Sold at 2j cents a box by
DR.. A. w. Foreman, druggist. sam
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-04-07

For years the editor OF the Burling-
ton Junction (Mo.) Post has been sub
Ject TO cramp colic or fits cf indiges.
tioD, which prostrated him for several
hours and unified him for business
for two or three days. For the past
year he has been us ng Chamberlain g
collie, cholera and disrrhma remedy
whenever occasion required, and it has
invariably given him prompt relief.
Twenty-Five and 80 cent bottles for sale
by X. NJ. Allen, Nowata, aud P. Shana-
han, Vinita. apr
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A sure Cure for PIlaa.

Itching piles are known by moisture
like perspiration, causing intense Itch.
ing when warm. This form as well
as blind, bleeding or protuding, yield
at once TO DR.. Bosanko's pile remedy
which acts directly on parts affected,
absorbing tumors, allays itching aud
effects a permanent cure. Fifty cents.
Druggists or mail Circulars free. DR.
Bosanko. 320 Arch ST., Philadelphia
Pa. Sold by DR.. A. W. Foreman.