davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-05
2. eptstgraarab for en- @ibbas.

gn al be itsrite @aarbe / susnet er graaituo nleb fin
pib,itroits eto9 Os fine Serusruber. Ter bOeoe for mango
6srrens Gur iittn en- Narb, ipm par fna rig, OF ban sierre
.labe iost 3alsrisbler SHE rm SIDE fra Gsiapunbet iii
Jrenbal. Snn bar psiaa ualminbelis bOpuubis 90 pilbe
8ierne r9re n~upnsieten. Saa bnnote bet, at Sonsen Tom
yaa be adnter al 2anbet. 3enne 2eiIisbeo nptteoe Brad
itao.aafien til at tilbpcs BAN bele gaarben mob at iaa
2cp I'll at itiie Utioba9 ianmen meb bani. &on9en to9
trpo Gilbubet, fan en- rioe. Iten Manbcn blep ltp9t inypt;
ior bet trn' fis fau, at ben Dag, ban bar aOn9ens @ipit,
'ncte be a~pn9eIise eIter "Seselnansen" Glib % 9otetcr
4 0tibbn9. "Me ba iauct % iea berre 0tao pan 8ranz
TAB, ia gpnoen reo gproet; "nten oct fpiter aa bore aar@
.asoe ban til. Chen far BET paret ct Croipro9 gpsben
IA ebe pp granitoo ct Iinal Rao".
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-05
Silireos pg glaS meo Hcinltatet.
ST.. 81. Stpe,,.

Serr ST.. o. Sper. 2es gRomes, Soma, ben 6 STARTS 1892
Seq bar ben @l9Se at ebOcIe 2erL of 9 er iGroeles thfros mo bet Bette ION
lea uubtc9 ben % 9ebrunr bette aar Eetet BAR 9pu opermaube goo Situra. "a
lea babbe buuret gert 2 Gage bar al Sine os ge bote; uuoenoeu bender bMe hIbar
iaieu, un nuar tg taser SeHet paa, forabcr 4mu mig frts iscL Ia lea Tan ic
tae Or g. Swen NOT for nit 9Se BeHe, oa f9 aIor9 bar fNt mig iaa raft bdc2
Gr, in is MI sbr efr of bare brst getht for ct par nSer Seq bill berbr bruce
al min Slit til at rnoe euboer Gpg euer 9ioerbe til at tpbe etaf gr u. Spense efrfe
Better Seq tute mb en- Zen fcrIebeH Dag, iOm life er raft Otter en- tort eamtde
be9Dnoe ri at brpfe Dor Selbrco. Stmfs fortahe Gg BAN pm bet bfounoeru9e oe
Settle, iOm jog buOOe fOrmHt mig us BpuO ghtnhs bet bupOe smt atn Sen po mtg
ON at Nrbe til 81. Dr. u Omen ps bOe BAN ON at iaOe bum en- &ataIos oct foNS
Sprpo fa mart iom mufgt ba ban arue puneOe at Mie &osu iprrnb ban bcfdet
gene. gnoHu eusuus bill t9 tuHe Or " Omen iuOerGs for nit soe gftc % tee
mig meb me9en GghIN,
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-05
z ~simes" finbes fsloenbe Sefienot.

S"Simes" finoes fsl9enbe 8etienots
9isrelie: Gn foruem Dame fra @biu.
6ursb, en- ebel 8eninbe al Mennelfer pg
0pr, sniter uuber ct Spbolb uoenfor
Gnslanb at aubringe i'm ellfebe @astels
buno bos Ell bergmt 29ge. gun betas
Ter 1000 9itlr. / 6urpleininSspense ON
Iaret. Oct ipbe 9pr mac ~bebantles
meb ben itsrite Ombu. 5Ortrin bar en-
Sage uben 8gru ps uoen andre 8Dr.
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-05
ScBan 2uerormp.

Tei unes glprse iawIeo Fo 9cir,
bet fpliet TO % Icb til bet eGnei SER.
Ser paieSf Banner coer 9eirtIb
/ 5trieeus leage Tut 90 cpcr Seiren
On oct rur Sctau SUerorups Goeh
Gu railFS Grtei0SaaHo, en- Sci graah,
an 9cIt, en- Sercr for IL Sell 90 gonN,
til aloernrmmen iom AZ etormrtre taarst
% erpsito BAN TT Bpibsrao Rini Saorst
% ieireb ig omlrlna bans GGrn.
Nieu Raoaet par ipr fort I'll at BIT 9itrt
% Rauocn er for flor til al bIi gleuli, -
ban par iao ter, at ban q Ion BIZ leen;
iclp az ban borte - rore BEG rneo 8'ofa
oil enSHu 3pbGu Sperorups Gaon.
Ga ftnar bet un9e Norge Ct ieag
meS blotiet Sppsb % msb iGH'et Stag,
90 CT bet scroe ielp, iom iaoonn lgnner,
of oct bar inseH Ret til fore Scnner.
g7en 6reb meb 9oban S%perorips giaunl
D. T. T1tpp / Sebruar 1892. Fer Civic.
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-05
Ger -otsorags psfttA'
Gieftrteitetcns Ssem meligs
bcocr.

Glettriciteten or ! be mango Stitfels
er, | boilfe ben CT bleuen eiort npttia
ior Rennei fet, blspet ina iienot al
5%tsrisoeIen al Sell / y ienere Gar. at
yet inarsre siper ar.souins til Gpers
.%aitslis, naur uugle at oisie iutsresinnte
iseni,aber sn6uu osu Sag ioa9 er iioe
40 mpItilts for anore, ium be up9eiis
inoe bar p9ret. CT ems uraaoelioe
araft CT uoooer oil llmnli9beS Of sitsrs
.isue ceo SiGlp al tunIti9e Mibler, %
,ug bliuer oenne 9rait iielbent uospet
10 @an9e ~nsiaeti9 eaa famine Waaoe.
unoertioen ipnes 2pnet at ubioIbe fin
Kraft liseiom en- preo aiRmpe, ps bet
Stco, bet afoiper, fan bn ~iamuenlisnes
meo araitsn af ct Sfno fra Ell 100
Tons 3nnpn - intet fan mpbitaa bet,
set lsber, isnberripsr % abiplitter ers
6oer @ienitauo, bet meber poa FIN @ei.
Som ct Grempel pda ben ItrGtteIise
9oelG9selieseune, ION ct 9pu er i 8es
'iooelie al, fan n~nIgres ct SiliRloe, iom
l1nbte i Gn9lano for ca. ct Aar iioen,
ioet bet poelasbe ct fort Gsetra, iom
/ fere @eneratipner bapoe p4ret Rabps
lasets Stpltbeb.
2%eilisbebspis ubguer bet belle FIN
frp8telise 8rait pan Ell u~betDoelig @ieus
itanb, iaalebes iom BET b9note i Iers
beben at @eit louisville i aentldp
iioite SUM, buor en- flor 6ps, iom FIJI
lsit uppe / 2uften, unber 8espnbelien
al ct 9oroenpeir pluoieti9 blep rant al
ct 9pn, Tom breb irem fra en- Stp.
Zen iamme mpitiite % iorItjeQisars
teoe 8raft bar o9iaa ptret fig paa So
tosrafens Smraaoe - tbi Ell Sluos
Joto9raierins maa oct pGre - 5urs
nrer ps 5arper al nGrli9genbe @iens
itanbe, bpis Operilabe bar mnrtet bets
Stsbs araitisbeb, bnrer 8iOues6prb
6erum. S HrrbeOeu al Spen 8arrcn
! Ohio, bleu iioite Stuff Ell ing Mano,
ION baooe ip9t Gilllu9t unoer ct Ere
Goroenoeir, or9bt al 2Dnet, % paa
bans Srpit us andre 3ele al &rpppen
IanoteS Der beipnoerli9e, tyoelige Nj
bIlonin9er al Ereets @rene % 8laoe.
8i far oite bort iortGIe ON ben be-
ipnoerlise 8remfomit iom talbes &usle.
i'm pg andre Stitfslier, / builtc 9(tmos
iiGrens @lettricitet aabenbarer fla, nem-
fig / ben iaafalbte ct. Gins Slo, Der
fan pplpie ct Stibs 8Ger, liseipm
Ianoes 2auterner. g~uropnilfe 8iben-
ifabsblaoe bar npli9 iuoebUlOt en- 8e-
refining af meset ijeIoen SOrefomit al
oenne Dirt @leftricitet, ipm i~orefalot
! Nerbeoen al 8pen @Otti6ce.
70 Serrtr, Der ipaiereOe ben ub Ell
9anbepei ! en- Sneitprm, iaa, at Der
tOm liseiOm ct lun9t Sin no fra ben
tpfalone Sne. De opon9eoe inart, al
9piet iatte Jig fait paa Stutfens 8upifO,
iom ben enc 5Ob9jRnger bapoe. Raar
ban b9uebe StOtfen / geiret, ibntes
imaa @nifter at flpoe bort fra ber.
Der er manse Of bisie 5remtomiter al
Glettricitet | Naturen, iOm benoer
Operoarelie al Beriuner, Der life ejDr
iis ben uleili9beo at ia9ttase benz mi.
a9tisere % ienere mebbele, bpab De bar
icet. NOele Of De Gins, ipm enbnr
ipnes mpitiife for mango, pil upbsre al
uare bet, naar biSie 5olf lerte at BRUCE
line Zine ps Suriturtb paa iamme Gib.
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Wtter npe Srebc.


81. o. Omen, Chicago, ST. Gaiao, nRinn, Jebr. 90, 1885,.
Sor hot oper 8 gRaunebr fbu mObOs fs tai S9es &c. 8 Better mo 9iusbr
for bpftt ig bar ben sGre at fuoe Gm min fploie Eat 5pr i9 fl Stet bort
fengeG9senbe of GWt belle 8 GRuuueber geb De fpte Smerter % Shobeb t9enmermSS
ka io os peuhbe os bo at 9soeu boe 9ire gnoe pa mine 2odier. gfn bg,
Saauo bar is pa in9en gRanbe ihuo til at fpe til GRunbeu, men, ba lea b@e brnt
gsnet uoJe Sage bespnOte Shpbeou % Smeteu at bie, US fs er taa ifnS fl
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ffano til at 9aa peo SiGp a &rptfr s er Da9 fritz Seq bar pGut ha frt atfa mpoo
bar FACET min esn GeO iStnter trOos min Snoer e. 81 Nr. Seq flyer Gem after qai
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benbe atf orfafe fig ct al benz. &eo megen G9hlf.
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Decorah-posten., 1892-04-05
Gu tor Y6Dularitet.

Gn tor Y0pularitet. - Browns
Bronchial Troches bar p9ret brugte |
mango Iar. 5or at linore Spite, SOrs
~liDlelie % SalsOnOer er be uomarteoe.
5elses fun i sG fer. GriS rs Gents.
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-05

w aae slrter Wob sr Der ct, Tom apinper Dor iOrub
fer N9nb: Wobet pperior Smerter.
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-05

SOu 3proeS able Stoltbso Dor,
bets Stclthee % bets ajGrIigbeo;
bets 9rpmms FIN Sci han Dor,
% tun for beres SER han freo;
irpbS SaostS 8ranb. trobs gio 90 Rag
ban trUiait itreb for Ipr9es Stag.
gPeb SiernipH oper GicenS S0o,
meo GIse al IroeH pda TT Sell
ban IgIieo Sosas 5remtibsirou
os bIsp Dor 5ribsos itsrite Toll,
% oil, iom for beus Seisr brandt,
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laa tuu9t, ian tln9t gear orer 2dno;
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nu iprit, / DOZEN, ban bet ion.
gu bar pi BAN Inn / bans giaru,
iuH / bans Bert % - uort Sanu.
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20 ri beteIes al bans aaaS,
bpsr Gang, uaar hi / Strieen itnnr
moo Nulm 90 lliribeocus gaano;-
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on ban iaieu Dor 5srsr erl
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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-10-06
The Cattle Market.
once Of soALlNc & rAmlYN


Live stock Commission Merchants,
Kansas City stock Yards, Oct. {, 20
Receipts Of cattle at this market for
the week past were $1,000, being about
the largest in the history Of the yards.
The Texas and quarantine yards hai
their share and besides there was a
good many Texas and westerns in the
native divisions. With some 9iO00 cat
tie at Chicago and the other markets
also well supplied, it was no more than
could be expected that there would be
dull, dragging market, making hard
week for the seller, but very favorable
for the buyer, as all concessions had
to be made by the former. Prices de-
clined from 10 to 25 cents on the better
grades during the week, and on COM
mon aud trashy stuff was from 25 10
40 cents lower and hard to sell at these
prices. Common natives, slockers
and feeders suffered even more than
the western and range cattle.
All the packing and provision houses
are well supplied with meat and there
is not much encouragement for better
prices until some of this surplus has
been worked Off, but when that will
be is hard to say.
Our last reports from your country
and fiom Texas are that there are still
lots of cattle to be marketed during
the coming few weeks and as there is
so little time left, we cannot help but
predict heavy receipts.
In some sections the grass is already
dying and cattlemeD will endeavor to
ship at once, before cattle begin
shrinking.
We had a strong to higher market
yesterday, with moderate receipts, and
to-day we have 10, 600 head and a steady
market on good cattle. Common and
medinm stua are selling at about last
week s prices.
Good 1000 b steers from your country
are bringing 26O a 2.75. and the bulk
range from 225 a 26O, aud common
ones from 200 O. 2.25.
Cows are selling fairly well aud are
bringing from l.55 G l.f0, and common
ones from zoe G. 25. The calf market
has been very good and good calves
sell readily al 600 q SEQ.
Hog receipts are moderate and prices
are holding up ve.y we'll. The new 2.
d. Armour Packing house openei for
business Yesterday and with daily
capacity OF 5000 cattle, 10 500 hogs and
1000 sheep will make its presence no.
ticeable to the patrons Of this market.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-10-06
0Eo Pays for the Weekly Indian
ZJU Chieftain to January /, 1898.

Prof j. Marble, of Freeport, H., the
aeronaut, is certainly an artist. die
makes another ascension to-day and
every body who misses it makes a mis-
take.
A. j. Blackwell. Of Chelsea, /, T., by
permission, gave a religious talk to
crowded house at the Methodist church
Sunday night; bis text was "God is
Love"
Ed Shanahan was occasioned last
evening by party who wished to buy
some alcohol. He was told that they
were looking for car load in most
any time.
John Drake came in from Chelsea
Tuesday, JUS, out Of bed week or
so ago cart he was riding in was
turned over by a bad horse, and he
had several ribs broken.
MIR. Dupree was unable to recover
his mule which was stolen some time
since. The man be sent trailed the
thief almost or quite to Guthrie, but
there lost track of him.
The mill is shut down awaiting the
repair Of the boiler which had a hole
burned in it last Saturday as a result
of the use Of muddy water The great
est loss is that of week or two's time.
a. Isabel, the father Of zack Isabel,
an old genueman who resided with
his son on Frank Craig's place up on
Cabin creek, died last week aud bis
remains we're conveyed to Rolla, Mo-,
for burial.
Lige May field, who stole one Of J. T.
Gunter's horses, is enjoying the com
pany Of his partner in Ft. Smith Jail.
After selling the horse at Bentonville,
Mayfeid took the cars and went 10
Coffeyville where he got drunk and
then came right back TO the vicinity
OF Claremore where he was captured.
This is son Of E. May6eld aud be
almost grew up in this town.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-10-06
nEo Pays for the Weekly Indian
kJG Chieftain to January /, 1898.

Money to loan on favorable terms in
sums of 81 to $1,000, at First National
Bank, Ninita, l. T.
j. A. Doolittle, of Md. Valley, Kas
has entered his horses, Woodmansee
and Belle, trotting.
If only some one will furnish the va
cant space, Esq. Little will make a
town of Vinta yet.
Fine candies, California fruits, nuts.
cigars, tobacco, fresh oysters celery,
and lunches at all hours at Burns.
Happy and content is home with 1.-THE Ro-
chester; lamp with the light of the morning.
Catalogues, write Rochester Lamp Co, ,NewYork.
Nat Skinner shipped three trains of
cattle the first of the week; J. E. Ham
cock accompanied Mondays consign-
ment.
Prof. James, an elocutionist of merit
and ability, gave an entertainment at
the Presbyterian church Monday
night.
F. W. Stockton has been succeeded,
temporarily at least, as agent for the
NJ, X. & L. at this point by w. N.
Stinnett.
There are more horses entered in
nearly all of the races than at any
previous fair in the history of the as
sociation.
At the Congregational church next
Sunday morning the discourse will be
on the second commandment of the
Decalogue.
!. N. Williams has heard Of his pony
stolen last December. It is near Te-
cumseh, 0. T.. and he will 20 after it
in few days.
Business at the bank has increased
to the extent that an extra man was
required and Mr.. Godbey has returned
and gone to work.
j. f. Standiford, the photographer,
will be ia the city next week with his
gallery and parties wishing good pie
lures should call upon him.
The Alton band is made up of sure
enough "tooters." There are several
of the boys around this town who are
also "tooters," this week.
Bob. Bradford, Dr. Fite's ranch man
near Perry switch, has been sick for
seven weeks with lever and is now in
very unfavorable condition,
Mrs. Parker is now employed as
dressmaker at Mrs. Chouteaus and is
turning out some handsome costumes.
The ladies' are invited to call upon her
Hint Ridenhour got a two years
sentence for shooting at Elmer Alex
ander, the deputy marshal. II is to.be
hoped he will come back better man
Miss Della Gregg, aged Is or Il,
whose people live across the track
from the fair grounds, died Saturday
night of perltonitis. She had typhoid
fever for several weeks but was con
vaIeseent when attacked by the afflic-
ton which carried her of.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-10-06
LOCAL n OTIES.
Cal. Winners wife is quite i'll.

Cal. Winners wife is quite i'll.
Fresh Bread at Burns restaurant.
The streets are being generously
watered.
Some hay is still being cut but it i:
pretty brown.
Neosho and Chetopa are both rep.
resented 10y bus men,
Epps' cocoa SOC per 10, Bakers ehoc
olate 40c per ID. at Burns.
Fresh family groceries always in
stock. Jno. c. Gray & Co.
Call on P. D. Henry at Chelsea for
prices on boots and shoes. 52tf
The child of family named Malone
was buried Sunday at this place.
The man who stole Bob Titles
horse has escaped from the officers.
Mr.. O'Shea, from Missouri, is assist.
ing at Skinner & Ratclili's this week.
Gibson Bros, of Cincinnati, ARR,
are at the fair with some good stock.
win Miller's display Of stoves adds
greatly to the appearance Of he hall.
Any quantity OF "ehattel mortgages
with power Of sale" for sale at tins Of
fce.
j. e. Campbell, of Alluwe, is having
a general round up of his cattle for
shipment.
Money to loan on favorable terms in
sums of 81 to $1,000, at First National
Bank, Ninita, [. I.
Aleck McCulley, of Oswego, owner
of Verney Ward, is on the grounds
ready for a race.
Evangelist Wolfe has been holding
meetings on The streets and at the fair
ground tins week
DR.. Foreman discovered thief in
in the act Of taking horse from his
lot Sunday night.
Miss Flora Lunday, one of the young
lady students at the Academy was
quite i'll last week.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-10-06

a man who has bcen working for
Dennis Hicks, Page by name. borrowed
his team Sunday TO go OFT and hunt
pawpaws. AS he did not return when
expected, Nelse Moore, Jess Vunn and
a man named Sweets started in search
They struck the trail noar Bolen ferry
Monday and early next morning came
upon the mans camp on Whitewater,
just off the Southwest civ road
When Page saw his pursuers he was
harnessing mp, but jerkei oil the har-
ness and started TO run He was short
ly overhauled and brought back, reach
ing town about eight O'Clock Tuesday
evening. The man had his household
effects, wife and three children in the
wagon, one Of the latter very sick. lie
represented to his wife that he had
bought the team and when she learned
it was stolen she declared she would
not live with him longer. The white
horse he had colored black, as far as
possible, with SCOT and grease.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-10-06

The dime social gwen by the w q,
4. U. at Mis H. q. Cooks residence
last Friday evening passed very pleas
antly, Refreshments were served and
an interesting literary program was
presented.
A large supply Of stationery aud new
material was purchased in Chicago last
week and is now ID this office, Gus-
toners who nave wanted duplex
(opaque) and linen envelopes can now
be supplied.
Daring the present dry fall great
deal Of extra work has been necessary
to properly pnt IN v heat orcp. The
soh should be thoro' iglly pulyerized
and il that is doue thtre is a very fair
propect for making crop.
Mrs. Rachael Buliing ton, sister 10
David Landrum who died last winter,
died at that place on q abin creek Sat.
urday evening aud was buried Mon
day. She was well along IN years.
Deceased leaves two 50 MS, Charley and
Jim.
Bobby "Fresh," from Neosho, came
over last week, fearful that the fair
would not be proper ly programmed
without his assistance lie has work
ed several cheap John facts" here
but in this case The DAILY CHiEFrAIN
let him out.
Capt. g. V Rogers tates that Frank
Musgroye raised the hoo SIS crop Of wheat
on the Nerdgris agaia this season. All
the ground seeded to wheat made over
twenty. five bushels 80 the acre and
the amount Of all lriuds of grain
threshed aggregated Owe 5000 bushels.
Miss Ella Warren, a student at Wor-
cester Acad, my, daughter OF d. s..
Warren. and L. q. Cass, Mrs. Joe Har.
ris son, left the fair grounds Wednes-
day and came over To town and were
married. The affair was an entire sur
prise to the lady's parents and did not
meet with their approval.
As the hanging OF BUD Bluut failed
to come OIL, owing 10 the interference
ofGovernor Francis, The people Of Pine
vile. according TO Tie News. were de-
termined that the scatio Id should not
have been erected for nothing. Ac
cordingly worthless loafer in the
shape Of 'yaller dog" was strung up.
a party wished 10 know Monday
what the license would be for running
a spindle game He was told the town
would not charge much but advised to
see the gentleman who had his Office
over I. +. Thompson 's--the U. 5, COM
missioner, He vas informed that $50
and six months in Jail was about The
price.
P. Waggoner, OF Wardner, Idaho,
writes that be wishes one thousand
corn husks, and II first class, viii, at
satisfactory price, purch ase ten thous
and; he offers to deposit the cash in
advance at this office This is some
what an unusual source of income but
might be Il profitable one for some of
our young friends.
An old lady named Ross came out
from Georgia one day last week to
visit aer son and son -iu-law who re-
side near soyil. She pad never lrav-
eled extensively, and che information
that there was no depot there ciused /
her so much anxiety, lest she would (
not find the folks, that her reason was /
temporarily dethroned- Friday she I
was better and proceeded to her des
tination.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-10-06
A Creoi Liver WedIcine.

DR.. Gums Improved Liver Pills are
sure cure for sick headache, bilious
complaints, dyapepsia indigestion COS
tiveness, torpid liver, etc. Tncse pills
insure perfect digestion, correct the .lv.
er and stomach, regulate the bowels,
purity and enrich the blood and make
the skin clear They also produce a
good appetite and inrigoraie and
strengthen the entire system by
their tonic action. They require one
pill for dose and never grippe or sickeu.
Sold at 25 Gus. apoN by DR.. a W Fore
man. sep,Nct, nov
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-10-06

4 friend Ia need b. friend inleeL
u not less than one million people
3tva found just such a friend m DR.
iH4s New Discovery FOR consumption,
said cotu5 N Y3u have never
-ei ttis great ,oD ued.cine, one
r.sl wi convince yuu chat II has Won
j r.ui curative powers IA all diseases Of
1roas cnest and lungs Each bottle
g., suarantaed 20 DO al that is claimed
'maaey ro'uGeel. Trial bottles free
40 " G. Patton ~ Co.'S drug store.
Arge bottles 30 cents and ST..
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-10-06

If you are not feeling strong and
healthy, try Electric Bittors. II ia
grippe has left yol weak and weary,
use Electric Bittcrs. This remedy acts
directly on liver. stomach and kidneys.
gently aiding those organs to perform
their functions. II you are afflicted
with sick headache. YOU will find speedy
and permanent relief by taking Electric
that this is the remedy you need
Large bottles only see at W. &. Patton
s Co. s drug store. 6
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-10-06

There has no douUl Ueeu more lives 0i
children saved from death in Group or
whooping cough by the use ofonions
than any other known remedy, our
mothers nse 10 make ponltices OF them
or syrup, which was always efeciual
Gunn's Onion syrup is made by com
bining a few simple remedies With il
which make il more effective as q
medicine and destcnys the tAsle aud
odor of the onion, see. Sold by Dr.. A..
w. Foreman. druggist