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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-09-29

SIS JACKETS.
Fancy Tan Stripe, Full Opossum Fur
Shawl Collar, Fur Head Loops, Half
Lined, 32 inches long.
SIS JACKETS.
Fancy Tan Cloth, Full French Seal
Fur Shawl Collar, Head Loops, Half
Lined, "a inches long.
SIS JACKETS.
Black Cheviot, Full Black Opossum
Fur Shawl Collar, Braid Ornaments,
Half Lined, "a inches long.
$3.50 JACKETS.
Whitney Beaver, Notch Collar, Full
French Seal Collar and Fronts, Fur
Head Loops, Half Lined, 36 inches long.
$3.50 JACKETS.
Black Cheyiot, Full Imitation Bear
Shawl Collar, 4 Braid Ornaments, Half
Lined, "a inches long.
ST. JACKETS.
Black Wide Vale. Full Black Opossum
Shawl Collar, Fur Head Loops, Half
Lined, 80 inches long.
$3.50 JACKETS.
Black Cheviot, Full Astrachan Fur
Shawl Collar, Fur Head Loops, Full
Lined, 80 inches long.
SIS JACKETS.
Brown Beaver, Astrachan Collar and
Edge, Half Lined, Black Buttons, Close
Fitting, SO inches long.
SIS JACKETS.
Light Tan Cloth. Raccoon Fur Shawl
Collar, Half Lined, Fancy Loops, 81
inches long.
SIS JACKETS.
Black Clay Diagonal, Full Opossum
Fur Shawl Collar, 4 Fur Head Loops,
Half Lined, "a inches long.
$1S JACKETS.
Black Twill, Imitation Bear Fur Shawl
Collar, Braid Ornaments, Half Lined, "a
inches long.
SIS JACKETS.
Dark Tan Beaver, Mink Collar, Fur
Head, Loops, Half Lined, "a inches long.
SIS JACKETS.
Tan Beaver, Full Opossum Fur Shawl
Collar, 4 Fur Head Loops, Half Lined, "a
inches long.
$3.50 JACKETS.
I'LL Al,
Shawl Collar, Braid Ornaments, Half
Lined, "a inches long.
$3.50 JACKETS.
Black Basket Cloth, Notch Collar, Full
Opossum Fur Trimmed, Fur Head
Loops, Half Lined, "a inches long.
1900 JACKETS.
Black, Whitney Beaver, Notch Collar,
full Opossum Trimmed, Fur Head
Loops, Half Lined, 36 inches long.
1000 JACKETS.
Black Cheviot, Full Martin Fur Shawl
Collar, Fur Head Loops, Half Lined,
"a inches long.
5000 JACKETS.
Tan Beaver, Full Raccoon Fur Shawl
Collar, Fur Head Loops, Half Lined, "a
inches long.
21.OO JACKETS.
Black Clay Diagonal, Notch Collar,
Full Opossum Trimmed, 4 Fur Head
Loops, Half Lined, IS inches long.
$3.50 JACKETS.
Black Clay Diagonal, Notch Collar,
Full Astrachan Trimmed, A Fur Head
Loops, Half Lined, SO inches long.
$3.50 JACKETS.
Gray Stripe, Full Krimmer, Fur Shawl
Collar, Fur Head Loops, Half Lined,
"a inches long.
$3.50 JACKETS.
Black Wide Vale Diagonal, Full Astra-
chan Fur Shawl Collar, Head Loops,
Full Lined, "a inches long.
24.OO JACKETS.
Fancy Striped Cloth, Full Opossum
Fur Shawl Collar, Fur Head Loops,
Half Lined, "a inches long.
$500 JACKETS.
Fancy Black Cloth, Notch Collar, Full
Astrachan Fur Trimmed, Fur Head
Loops, Half Lined, SO inches long.
$500 JACKETS.
Black Twill Cloth, Full Martin Fur
Shawl Collar, Fur Head Loops. Half
Lined, "a inches long.
j. r. LIBBY,
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j. r. LIBBY,
Congress Street.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.

On and after Sunday, October end,
1892, trains will leave as follows:
For Lewiston and Auburn, us a. H., ITO
and sic p. m. For GOrham, TAO a. H., 1.3O
and 5.15 p. m. For Montreal and West, 7.4O a.
m. and 1.30 p. m. For Quebec, 1.30 p. m.
ARRIVALS.
From Lewiston and Auburn, $50 a. m, II. 10,
$40. 5.25 and $40 D. IN.
From Gorham, $40 a. M, 12.1 0 and $40 pm.
From Montreal and West, II. o and 5. 40 y M
From Quebec, 12.10 p. m.
L.. j. SEARGEANT,
sep29d3t General Manager.
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! $17 CAPES.
Gray Diagonal, Black Embroidery, Seal
Edge, 40 inches long.
$1s CAPEs.
Black Cheviot, Embroidered, Seal
Edge, 40 inches long.
$3.50 CAPEs.
Black Cheviot, Embroidered, Seal Edge
40 inches long.
$40 CAPEs.
Black Cheviot, Embroidered, Seal Edge
40 inches long.
1880 CAPEs.
Tan Cheviot, Embroidered, Seal Edge,
40 inches long.
$50 CAPES.
Black Cheviot, Embroidered, Seal Edge
40 inches long.
$21 CAPES.
Black Cheviot, Embroidered, Astrachan
Edge, 40 inches long, and in Tan Beaver,
Raccoon Fur Trimming, 46 inches long.
$24 CAPES.
Tan Cheviot, with Tan Embroidery.
also with Black Embroidery, 40 inches,
long.
$25 CAPES.
Black Clay Diagonal, Embroidered
Seal Edge, 40 inches long.
s26 CAPEs.
Black Clay Diagonal, Embroidered,
Seal Edge, 40 inches long.
$50 CAPES.
Tan Kersey, Embroidered, Mink Edge,
40 inches long.
$21 COAT.
Black and Tan Fancy Cloth, Vatican
Back, entirely newl, 80 inches long.
SIS NEWMARKETS.
Fancy Tan, Brown and Gray Cloth,
with Military Cape, an attractive gar
ment.
MISSES NEWMARKETS.
Choice styles of imported Cloths, with
Latest Styles in Capes and Hoods, at $40,
$1,000, SIP, $3.50, $14, SIS, SIT, SIS and
$21.
MISSES GRETCHENS.
With Deep Capes, "a, $3.50, So, SIS, 50,
SO, $12, $3.50 and SIS.
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WOnlGD'S Fur Trimmed Jackets.

| $3.50 JACKETS.
Black Kersey, Coney Fur Shawl Collar,
Head Loops, 80 inches long.
$500 JACKETS.
Black Cheviot Full Astrachan Fur
Collar, Braid Ornaments 80 inches long.
So JACKETS.
Heavy weight Black Cheyiot, with Co.
ney Fur Shawl Color, 4 Fur Head Orna-
ments, 80 inches long. IA
$500 JACKETS.
Heavy weight Black Cheviot, good
quality, Full Astrachan Fur shawl Collar
80 inches long.
$1,000 JACKETS.
Black Wide Vale, Full Astrachan Fur
Shawl Collar, Half Lined, Braid Orna-
| ments, 81 inches long
$1,000 JACKETS.
Same as above, better quality Cheviot,
Half Lined, 80 inches long.
Sill JACKETS.
Black Cheviot, Full Astrachan Fur
Shawl Collar, 4 Fur Head Loops, Half
Lined. 30 inches long, and same with
Frog Ornaments.
$I2 JACKETS.
Fancy Tan Cloth, Half Lined, Raccoon
Fur Edge, Head Loops, 50 inches long.
$12 JACKETS.
Black Wide VALE, Astrachan Fur
shawl Collar, Braid Ornaments, 50
inches long, Fine Fitting.
1850 JACKETS.
Black Wide Vale, Astrachan Fur
Shawl Collar, Head Loops, "a inches
long.
1850 JACKETS.
Black Whitney Beaver, Full French
Seal Fur Shawl Collar, 4 Fur Head Loops
80 inches long. Same in Wide Vale Di-
agonal at $l3.
$3.50 JACKETS.
Wide Vale Cloth, Full Astrachan Fur
Shawl Collar, Fur Head Loops, Half
Lined, so inches long.
$14 JACKETS.
Fancy Mixed Cloth, French Seal Shawl
Collar, Head Ornaments, 81 inches
long.
$14.5O JACKETS.
Fancy Gray Mixed Cloth, Opossum Fur
Shawl Collar, Half Lined, Head Loops,
81 inches long.
mr. vICxrv,Cc,
Tan Beaver, French Seal Shawl COL
lar, Half Lined, Braid Ornaments, Lap
Seams, 80 inches long
m nzM m EM MM WH
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Z. Libby. IL

Uur SUOCK represents
fident of our
| WOMEN'S PLAIN JACKETS.
| $3.50 JACKETS.
Black, Wide Vale, Black Buttons,
Refer style, 80 inches long.
$3.50 JACKETS.
Black Cheviot, Lap Seams, Black But
tons, 80 inches long, good fitting.
S6.75 JACKETS.
Black Cheviot Black Buttons, REFER
style, 80 inches long.
81 JACKETS.
Black Cheviot, Lap Seams, Braid Or
naments, 80 inches long.
SO JACKETS.
Heavy Wide Vale, Double Stitched
Seams, Half Lined, Black Buttons, "a
inches long, fine fitting.
$40 JACKETS.
Black Wide Vale, Also in Blue, Silk
Style, "a inches long.
S11 JACKETS.
Black Wide Vale, Half Lined With
Fancy Silk, Lap Seams, Fancy Pockets,
Black Buttons, 80 inches long.
$11 JACKETS,
Tan, Fancy Stripe, Silk Frog Orna-
mnnts, Half Lined, Refer Style, "a
inches long.
$11.5O JACKETS.
Tan, Fancy Stripe, Silk Frog Orna-
ments, Half Lined, Refer Style, 81
inches long.
$12 JACKETS.
Black Wide Vale, Half Lined, Cloth
Buttons, Refer Style, "a inches long.
1900 JACKETS.
Tan, Wide Vale, Half Lined, Fancy
Pockets, Pearl Buttons, 36 inches long.
400 JACKETS.
Tan Diagonal, Half Lined, Strap
Seams, Pearl Buttons, Refer Style, "a
inches long.
1850 JACKETS.
Black Twill, Half Lined, Pearl But
tons, Refer Style, "a inches long.
1900 JACKETS.
Black Cheviot, Full Lined, Cloth But
tons, Refer Style, "a inches long
1900 JACKETS.
Black Cheviot, Full Lined, Pearl But
tons, Refer Style, 81 inches long.
1850 JACKETS.
Black Wide Vale, Half Lined, Pearl
Buttons, Refer Style, "a inches long.
1850 JACKETS.
Gray Fancy Cloth, Velvet Collar, Half
Lined, Pearl Buttons, "a inches long.
1900 JACKETS.
Tan Kersey, Box Coat Fly Front, Vel
vet Collar, Half Lined, "a inches long.
1900 JACKETS.
Tan Beaver, Velvet Collar, Half Lined,
Pearl Buttons, "a inches long.
1000 JACKETS.
Wide Vale Diagonal, Half Lined,
Pearl Buttons "a inches long.
5000 JACKETS.
Tan Kersey, Velvet Collar, Half
Lined, Pearl Buttons, "a inches long.
$500 JACKETS.
Fancy Tan Cloth, also in Black, Vel
vet Collar Half Lined, Pearl Buttons, "a
inches long.
$500 JACKETS.
Tan Kersey, Full Lined, Pearl But
tons, "a inches long.
| 27.OO JACKETS.
Black Fancy Cloth, Velvet Collar,
Pearl Buttons, Half Lined, Close Fit
ting, 40 inches long.
$500 JACKETS.
Tan Kersey, Velvet Collar, Pearl But
tons, Half Lined, Close Fitting, 40 inches
long.
1000 JACKETS.
Tan Kersey, Lap Seams, Low Pocket,
Pearl Buttons, Full Lined with Fancy
Silk, SO Inches long.
j. r. Libby.
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Misses Plain Jackets.

NAAkJD1G .4 AeUAAh OtOOAAOO0s
500 JACKETS
Brown Mixed Diagonal, Horn Buttons,
Notch Collar, 30 inches long.
$3.50 JACKETS.
Tan Stripe, Horn Buttons, Plain Col
lar, 30 inches long
$40 JACKETS.
Tan Fancy Cloth, Notch Collar, Pearl
Buttons, 30 inches long.
$I1 JACKETS.
Black Cheviot, Full Lined, Black But
tons, 80 inches long.
$3.50 JACKETS.
Tan Beaver, Notch Collar, Pearl But
tons.
$3.50 JACKETS.
Brown Mixed Beaver, Half Lined,
Notch Collar, Horn Buttons, 80 inches
| long.
400 JACKETS.
Tan Fancy Basket Cloth, Full Lined,
! Notch Collar, Pearl Buttons, 80 inches
long.
400 JACKETS.
Black Wide Vale and in Blue, Full
Lined, Notch Collar, Pearl Buttons. 80
inches long.
1900 JACKETS
Black Wide Vale and in Blue, Full
Lined with Fancy Silk, Notch Collar,
Pearl Buttons, 80 inches long.
1900 JACKETS.
Covert Cloth new Pearl Buttons,
Fancy Lining, 80 inches long.
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$3.50 JACKETS.

Black Basket Cloth, Notch Collar, Full
Opossum Fur Trimmed, Fur Head
Loops, Half Lined, "a inches long.
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SIS JACKETS.
$3.50 JACKETS.

/ Black Diagonal, Full Astrachan Fur
Shawl Collar, A Braid Ornaments, Half
Lined, "a inches long.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-10-06
EXCELSIOR MANUFACTURING co
ST. LOUIS, no.
THERE IS NO DANGER IN IT.

The best recommendation that a
popular remedy can present is that il
is safe in the hands of children. When
we consider how many little ones are
injured every year by finding the med
icine bottle and taking an overdose, a
remedy that contains no poison is
alone entitled TO be called great
household medicine. That this is the
case with Reid'S German Cough and
Kidney Cure, the following is proof:
Wady Petra, Stark Co., ILL.,, Aug. 6, 'o,.
Sylvan Remedy Co., Peoria, Ill.
Gentiemen:-We have sold Reds Ger
man Cough and Kidney Cure about two
years and found it TO be good seller, Civ
ing good satisfaction, and We know that
it contains no poison, for my little girl
about two years old got hold of bottle
and drank half of it and it did not injure
her in the least, but did her good. We
can cheerfully recommend it to the public.
HEBER CHASE & co.
Of what other cough remedy can
this be said? Get it Of any dealer.
SYLVAN REMEDY CO., Peoria, Ill.
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which they will do if not crowded. The
entrance TO the building gives hallway
or small room between the pens, 10x20
feet, with doors on either side leading
into each pen. Feed bins / have shown
at the entrance end of the room where
corn, oats. wheat and other grain may
be put. A tool cupboard and work
bench and stove also have space in this
room, making it a handy place for the
farmer to look after the hens. Pens
near the stove may be used for sick
fowls when any are ailing. Each pen
has dust boxes, roosts (R), feeding
square (E) conveniences as well as ne
cessities in a1y well-kept hen-house.
The building is 40 feet long. 20 feet
wide, 10 feet high in the hen-house,
8 feet to the cone of the roof
of the pigeon room, making it IS
feet from the ground. (E) is the en-
trance to each of the runs; these are
on each side of the building. 1t mat
ters not whether the ground be level or
hilly, this building will suit any loca-
ton The floor l always make of
boards; never rest it on the ground,
preferring to put earth or sand over
the boards and renew it once a week
or as often as it is necessary.
The pigeon coop / show plan of in
Fig. s. A fiigh. of stairs (Sl from the
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FIG. 8.

feed room leads up to a trap door on a
pulley in the floor. which falls down
after you enter the room. This room
Slants with the slanting of the roof,
having no boarding TO cover up the
rough framework, and it is really un-
necessary. The loft is supplied with
one window (W) in the front and an
aviarv with glass window above the
entrance where the pigeons go in and
out This is ample light Pigeons
prefer dark nests. ! have therefore
shown the nests along the side of the
room, marked n. This i cover with
lid on hinges, and when | want to look
at or fix them the lid Is thrown back.
An entrance by means of a stepping
hoard affords them easy access to each
nesting box the roosts (R) are at the
end OF the room and each roost is fiat
not round. Pigeons, my reader, do not
like round support; a fat perch or
board suits them best; they are fiat
footed birds. The feeding square (F)
is a box-shaped inclosure where the
feed is thrown totheru, unless hopper
is used for this purpose. Some prefer
the hopper. 1t is convenient-yes,
Zfost too convenient at times when
the mice and rats come, as they some
times do, hence / usually throw the
grain TO them twice day, giving them
enough, perhaps a little more than
: hey will eat up clean, to be sure they do
mot suffer any hunger between times.
ohio Farmer
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-10-06
FARM AND GARDEN.
HOUSE FOR POULTRY.
" Is % Pleasing Design and Can Eo au,l
for a Small Srm.


" is "a Pleasing Eesirn and Can re au,lt
for Small sum.
There should be as much neatness
ard taste display cd in all the buildings
which farmer erects on mis- farm as
possible, and il does not always mean
additional expense to do 50. 1t can be
kept within a limit when you need to
look at the item of expense first before
You act, Very often this point is car
ried too far and with more or less igno-
rance on the part of the :3rmer as to
what he must expend. Economy in
building can be overdone and the point
sought entirely overreached. Instead
of its being less. the poor material put
into the building in a few years falls to
pieces and repairing is the only way to
keep the fiimsy structure from falling
apart You perhaps have had Just
such an experience One experience
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-10-06
a GREAT IMITATOR.
Remarkable Cleverness of Taleated A.
can Parrot.

Remarkable Clcverness of Talented Afri-
Parrot.
OF all the members of the feathered
tribes there are none which have been
greater favorites and have been re-
garded with a greater degree of genuine
attachment than parrots. The beauty
of their plumage, with its wealth and
variety of gorgeous colors, their SYM
of manner, would alone have been suf-
ficient to give them their popularity.
But the closest link they have estab-
lished with our affections is, of course.
found in their wonderful faculty for
the repetition of spoken words and var;-
Gus familiar sounds, together with their
possession, in many instances, of a rea-
soning power which suggests that they
are not always mere imitators, but
really understand the general sense OF
what they say. Combined with this
power of speech, the fond attachment
which they are capable of showing to-
ward those who feed or are otherwise
kind to them leads to their being among
the most favored, as they seem to be
also among the best fitted, companions
among the brutes.
In their native condition the parrots
are found in vast assemblies, which are
often thousand or more in number,
and often seen clustered together and
talking in loud and excited tones on the
trees of some dark forest or sequestered
swamp. or taking long, though low,
flights through the air to their favorite
watering places
The most talented of the many varie-
ties is the gray parrot, which is Il ma
tive OF west Africa, and which. when
taken young and well trained, displays
some really wonderful gifts. One of
these parrots, owned in England, lived
to a remarkable age. 1t had a good
memory and easily learned sentences
in Dutch, but at sixty this faculty
began to fail, at sixty-ive the moulting
was irregular, and at ninety the bird
was decrepit, blind and voiceless, grad
ually sinking into kind of lethargy, in
which condition it finally died.
The tone of his singing was very odd.
1t sounded like an automaton initiating
the human voice. The maid prompted
MIN 10 sing FUOu save Ine hlnR- lie
sang all the verses of it, but now and
then wandered into the Banks of the
Dee" which seemed his favorlte, and
one or two Scotch songs, the names of
which 1 forget Col O'Kelly told US
hat his power of catching sounds was
quite astonishing; that on one occasion
when a newspaper had been read aloud |
in his presence the colonel, on coming |
into the room half an hour after, had, |
rs he opened the door, been convinced |
by the sound that the same person was |
still reading aloud, and was scarcely |
able to believe that it was the parrot |
to himself inarticulate sounds |
in the tone and manner of the
reader.
Among other peculiarities of the same
bird may be mentioned its possession of |
IN accurate ear for music, SO that it
would beat time while it whistled, and |
4 it mistook note it would revert to
he bar where the mistake occurred |
Ind finish the tune quite correctly. 1t
,ould. too, not only answer questions
put give orders and express its wants
n manner strongly suggestive of
-ational being-Strand.
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pould then be sufficient and a remedy
gwhen your next building goes up.
Our illustration shows a pleasing de-
sign for farmers hen house as well
as a cot for pigeons 1t is constructed of
plain boards, or weather boards look
neater; but what / wish to impress
upon my readers is that the same de-
sign can he carried ont in a building
costing $50, or if You put the best
material and workmanship it viii cost
from $3.50 to $500. To pnt shingles,
good sash and flooring with every con-
venience it should cost you $3.50 In a
building of this style it is economy to
look 10 details such as will render you
as well as the fowls comfort. 1t costs
money every time. Some use roofing
paper because it is che aper than shin
gles- / prefer shingles.
Fig. shows the building; Fig. the
diagram Of the interior. The building,
as you will observe, is divided into six
pens, each 15x12, accommodations for
sixty fowls. One hundred fowls could
be crowded into the same space, but /
do not advocate crowding. Rather
keep fewer birds ana be sure they are
comfortable, and doing good service.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-10-06

Ask your doctor what hap
pens to cod-liver oil when it
gets inside of you.
He will say it is shaken
and broken up into tiny
drops, becomes an emulsion;
there are other changes, but
this is the first.
He will tell you also that
it is economy to take the oil
broken up, as it is in SCOTS
Emulsion, rather than bur-
den yourself with this work.
You skip the taste too.
Let us send you an inter-
esting book on CAREFUL LIv-
ING; free.
Scorr & BowSE, Chemists, I3a South sih Avenue.
NeT York.
Your druggist keep SCOTS Emulsion of ood-liver
oil--an druggists everywhere dc. s..
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-10-06
TRIED TO BE AGREEABLE.
The Embarrassing Mistake Made by
Travelling Mal.

The Embarrassing Mistake Made by n
Travelling Maa.
About the first tliing the man with a
travelling case and dropping mustache
noticed upon entering the train was
the pretty young woman with baby
sitting by herself in the forward end OF
the car. The man looked exceedingly
affable as he slid into the seat immedi-
ately behind the pretty young woman,
and within the space Of a minute and
half he had made, friends with the baby
by means of sey les of wild pantomimic
demonstrations.
''A-goo. a-goo."
The man with the dropping mustache
thrust his head forward ostentatiously
and emitted sound resembling the
gurgle of water running from a jug.
The infant was visibly pleased.
Whose baby is oo?'
The man was clearly working the
child only as 4 means to an end. He
glanced furtively now AMI then at the
pretty woman. She looked steadily
from the window.
Does % love 90 mammal"
The man thrust his finger playfully
among the baby's ribs and was re-
warded with delightful screech.
Pretty baby, pretty mamma"
The man thrust his head forward with
still greater ostentation and opened his
eyes very wide. The woman gazed alb
s.ra,tedly at the laniscaps
Pardon me, madam-e--
He leaned over the back of the seat
with respectful mien.
Il Iam-er-very foad of children-er
The pretty woman turned her head at
last.
Indeed" 1" she remarked.
''Ah, yes"
The MAJ with the dropping mustlche
sighed.
''And this cherub-"
He chucl1el the baby und.r the chin.
''Of vsurs is the sweetest"
A lo,l of Mortified astonishment in
veste the pretty woman's coantenance.
Dear me" she suddenly exclaimed,
''you mistake. The baby belongs to the
lady over there"
And when she pointed to a red-haired
woman with a mole on the end of her
nose the man with the dropping mus
tache suddenly forgot his love for chill
dren and returned to the smoking car.
Detroit Tribune.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-10-06
ADJUSTABLE MARKER.
More Simple and Easier Made Than Other
Similar DeEices.

More Simple and Easier Made Than Other
Similar Devices.
The marks are made by runners
about 30 inches in length, 8 inches wide
and inches :hick. The center runner
is but six inches wide. and is spiked to
a board feet long and inches wide.
The end runners are mortised an inch
from the top, so that they slip readily
on this frame board They are held in
place by wire spikes, slipped into holes
bored through the runner and also
through the frame-board. The distance
can be readily varied to suit different
needs. The marker may be drawn or
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-10-06

81 am happy to state to you and
to suffering humanity, that my wife
has used your wonderful remedy,
August Flower, for sick headache
and palpitation of the heart, with
satisfactory results. For several years
she has been a great sufferer, has
been under the treatment of eminent
physicians in this city and Boston,
and found little relief. She was in
duced to try August Flower, which
gave immediate relief. We cannot
say to much for it" /. c. Frost,
Springfield, Mass. o
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-10-06

This is the prayer Of the nervous who dc
not sleep well. Let them use Hostetter'
Stomach, Bitters and their prayer will be
speedily answered. Insomnia is the pred.
uct OF ind igesticn and nervousness, two as
sociate ailments, soon remedied by the Bit
ters, which also van9u shes malaria. con
stipaton, liver complaint. rheumatism and
bidney complaints.