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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-06
cTsTO,I5 OFFICERS KEPT THE SHELLS

I'll
THE NAVY DEPARTMENT HAD ORDERED HE"
rpou -ir-RopE. But COULDN'T PAY TIE DOih'
ua...,c,or Sent. 5-There an echo OF 'he
,.,e unnIea santness with Chill IN the oeha'' -
dav and q curious example OF ohcia reu-'"p
e,rIction. Secretary Herbert sent ie''ei ~
S.,a,e in which he says: I'm view OF inc Ieiauo''S
49, .A,. Government and that Of Chin, grow
-. ,, ~ the mistreatment of the crew o' "'e
,-n,,aa States steamship Baltimore by moo d.
x-,nare,so in October 1871, this Department ioui''
4, necessary early in 1892 to purchase lo' 'i'' -
the Nayy a larger amount OF afmor-pe,Oi''e
.nd arza,u>ition than ii was possible uiu'' an! "
cumynnces to obtain in the tnited nta'eS u W.
,...t,o h,anufacture by the time withii winch !,
yAs expected such aihi'uA''
/pr syctive service 49, r,nar,ment
80. examination from European manufacturer
.ho orders being placed by telegraph ana cao'o ~
January 1892 There was money ehous" " p"' -
the ammunition and there was money eno"e ~ 49,,
OIL the other expenses but 1t appears 'nere Voc ~,
a fund available out of which the uu'' N
paid. oa,ors ord saw no
,,xuo,oo hs,ween the Government as purchaser
na onv ordinary importing firm They sat oacN
on ,ba,r dignity and under the very shauo" u e"
rnan-ofwar. said mo pay. no shells for.ui'"'e'Y
,he war cloud with Chill passed away ana wa
80, necessary to call Congress together 10 get Tue
shells out Of custom-house CUSTODY III" ""'',
no,nt which the Secretary OF the Navy ~" 90;
49,. the senate is that he has not got the sheiis
. IT, Naw-york officials put them in bond when
- ar,v vas not forthcoming and there they SUI
are Now the Secretary says he needs .nsn To
they ought to be He 20 cannot get them
though and he wants Congress 10 tenn hns miro
Mr. Voorhees, Of the Finance rrSnS inio effect the re
quest of the Secretary OF the Navy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-06
RURLJNGHaM'S MURDER MYSTERY.
THE VICTIMS STILL UNIDENTIFIED oho" 10
THREATEN TO LYNCH MRS HALLIDAY

THE VICTIMS STILL UNIDENTIFIED O"o" 10
THREATEN TO LYNCH MRS. HALiipAi'
Middletown. n. Y. Sept. 5.-The murders d, pui
ungh,m continue to be a mystery. hrs. haihoaS'
suspected of killing the two women has become 80
violent that she is handcufed Her tax Is inco
herent and she is either insane or felgns INSANITY
The identity OF the victims rem aims unknown. " hen
found their feet we're tied and hands crossed ana
tied The bodies have been given TO an undertaken
at Bioomingburg who will have the features photo-
graphed before burial. Dilieent search mas iaieo
to discover Mrs. Hallidays husband. While some
think he has away others SCOT at such a
rumor. He was member OF Company *, ls4th
Regiment, and his comrades speak in the highest
terms of him soldier
The coroner began inquest this afternoon on
the bodies OF the two women. Before adjourning.
Mrs Halliday was taken to the courtroom, where
she raved and tore her clothing to shreds. Pre-
yiousIy an attempt to photograph her was made,
but she prevented the photographer getting mega
tive of her by moving her head. arms and feet.
f'rnvvds gathering and threats Of lynching are
frequently heard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-06
TILE rARocHIAL scnooL NOT TO DE cLoSED

Considerable excitement was created IN hoboken ~ d.
Yesterday afternoon by the that Father Cor
r,, INTENDED to close nrochla school aud send the
0bo pupils taught there to the public school. in order t.
com el division the school fund FATHER Corrlgan
WINS not at his evening. but h' cutoc ia tha'
the school would OPEN September H. a. annponccd at
all the ma sses o Sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-06
THE rsrIu4rED aEVENUE EXCEEDED
STATE CORPORATION AND INHERITANCE TAAS
YIELD NEARLY - 100000 MORE FOR THE
WEAR THAN HAD BEEN EXPECTED.

Albany Sept 1.-The amount OF revenue eor
,oc,sd nv the controller OF the State under tns
CORPORATION Tax laws and the Inheritance "a.
laws for the fiscal year ending September w. Hs'
will exceed by nearly 100000 the amount es.'
mated by Controller Campbell in making up ".
tax rate for this year The Controller eauseA
to be examined tho records or nearly ever! sur
Gates office i'm the state in order TO dete'naim'
the amount OF collateral inheritance taxes 49,
had examined about 300 different corpotau'nns,
Hiring the year and added large hummer 81 81
companies to the list OF corporations subject 10 w
rornora alton Tax laws of the state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-06
Don't Hesitate.

You know the old saying, he who hes!tates 10 Issts
When you know you are right, don't hes!@se to ~ n
When you 60 70 buy bottle OF CARRIERS LIrrIn
LIVER PILLS, don't hesitate 10 say you want Cal
r.E.R's"-dont hesitate ~ see that you get 9Th
T.EES" and don't hesitate to refuse anything Offend
to YOU a .same as CARRIERS " or jass q CO.,
a. .C.AR.r.ER'S! THEY NEVER FAIL. Dosr
HESITATE tn demand the genuine CARRIERS LrTLn
LIVER PILLS.
A POSITIVE CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE
Small PHI. Small Dose. Small Price
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-06

xrv.Nor1 ". Cincinnati, al POLO "fO'h"' NN"'''"'
ptoo,lyn -. ~. Louis. OF freo~Nh'
pos.on ~. LOui-Vic. AZ Boston.
pl,tsbury ". Baltimore. at Pittsbnl'
v.s,inc,ou ~ Clc,e.lnd, at Washington
The New. YORK and Cincinnati teams WIZ DIV ~ ''
,,., ,.,.n,d today Ties, teams pay Two games Oh
,,v nd then the Giants start their Western trip
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-06
B4REErT CHiRGED UITH NIHDEH.
THE M,sPETU FARMER WHO EILLrp ONE BOY
AND WOUNDED ,NOTHEG. HID WITH
OFT B,IL TO AWAIT TnE ACTION
,t- E.NND

william Barrett Ia" Maspeth farmer VINO on
Nondav evening discharged doublc-harrcl!ed shot
.o,,r into a crowd 81 boys killing Johnny Eean
ION wears old and severely woundine David 'raw-
ford OF Grecnpoint-avc, Blissvil". WAS arrniG"''
before Justice Kavanach IN the Long Island 'ly
Police Court. yesterday morning harrei' was
formally charged with murder 10y Policeman nag
ccrty and was sent To the queens county jan
without bail 10 await the action OF the Ootoher-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-06
MR. ERECETNRIDGE ENTERS Il DEUTRRER
he SAYS TINT MISS roLLARD's AvERhESTs DO
NOT SET FORTH A CAUSE or ACTION.

NOT SET FORTH 4 CAUSE OF ACTION
Washington. Sept. 5.-Representatiye William u
p. Breckinridgc. OF kentucky. to-day. by his at
torneys Phil -. Thompson and Enoch Totten OF
this city. filed his demurrer TO the declaration OF
Madeline V Pollard. filed in the Supreme Court OF
the District Of Columbia August T. charging MN
with breach OF promise of marriage ana asking
damages in the sum of 5000 THIS was 'le 'as'
day under the rules OF the court on which an an
sy,.r could H., filed 10 save Il Judgment being en-
tered bv default and II was within httesn m,u, -
OF O'Clock. the hour OF closing tne oMers y, ~ u'
The demurrer Is brief and AYERS tnat inc 'eclala-
ton of the plaintiff was bad In SUBSTANCE PA'
ticularly as TO the third count
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-06
Far Dyspepsia

py O ~ Brown Cornish. Me. says II have used
I'm ,,v ntactlce during the last few yars and in
All capdor ,ay that cases OF dyspepsia brought about
through abuse Of stomach BY u.s. Of improper diet
~. ,o,,od n md any remedy that would remove the
.n,h 80 ou,ckly or prove grateful the stomach
srssnne considcr IL hnon ." s"n.rine humanity"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-06

For Eastern New.Yogk and New-Elsland sen.a '.
fair. cooler. except stationary temperature o" nv
coat and at Book Island north u no'ti"r' "'"'..
ror vcoJer.cy the District OF Columbia fa'tesa
pennsyl,ania Delaware aGd Maryland. iairi t"sy
cooler in the northern Port on Of NewJersey "'u
leunsyly,nIa southwest winds, b. on 70 Penn.
E,r Western New.Yora, West Eirgnil, "c-tc ,xcsn6
syyanIa AID ohio, generally fair; slightly vgna wnE
stat olavy temperature on Lake ONTARIO N''''''
lneom northeast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-06

rangeinents, painful disorders. and chronic
weaknesses peculiar to the sex
For young girls just entering womanhood;
for women ut the critical "chango OF life";
for women approaching confinement; nurs-
ing mothers; and erery woman who Is
rundown" tired. or overworked-lt Is Q
special, safe, and certain help.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-06
The HEATHER REPORT
FAIR WEATHER PREvALE

GENERALLY FAIR WEATHER PKtNALhHi'
Washington Sept. 5.-The area Of high pressure ~.
moved east OF Lake Superior. ard second has moved "
., IN. south Atlantic Coast \ trough Of low pressni'
c>tends from the Gulf Of It through lrno'
Z, Montana slight distui bancc appeals TO d. de'''I
ing In the ouif maximum wind Of thys"S In" ,hs
heinz reported galveston isin IaS I'i'e h. AKA
West l;uif Coast The temperature has fallen ~ w ,,"e
rsoons and the West Gulf states has risen ia IN,
states and the Northwest and has remained nea'p s
lry elsewhere. , t. i, di.,rleA
Generally fair weather NAV b. eNpcctd III AZ, 49,
cNcem showers In the Middle aud West Hut e"'S's'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-06
OVER 200 BILLS ALREADY INTRODUCED

Washington. Sept 4-ln anticipation OF inc auop-
,,on NJ the code Of rules reported and now pending
-, 49, uo,se members have already filed POP bills
18th the officials Of the House and they Will be
n,.ced nm the calendar in the order in which they
we're received A great majority are bills that have
already found place on the calendars OF previous
congresses; such as bills to repeal the Federal
rIection laws. to repay to the states the cotton
. 80 Establish q uniform system OF bankruptcy,
-, trcrease the facilities for prosecuting wa, Claims
~ Various kinds The original piiis cnieny gre"
out Of existing financial conditions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-06

tsI"a FSi. pha S2cv.IsS Lev o Sa, On
hiaciphla I, Ssv;Yo5' ,tr,ck r' ou~By wey6ing :
Nv sha4rctt ~ naiMln li,,cor Doylc Two.
& nits Fowl , wall sLcrie-e hit,I nIr,te
trlrr. st9lcn ba~"..l;@uly n,rr nnrap e. II? irc-
wilson p Hit by ptrhcr-Dol"' p"'"' -
Iynch Tire Of game 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-06
The MODERN BEAUTY

Thriycs good food SUNSHINE. with panty Of excr
else IN the air. Her form CLOVIS vita health
face bltoms with it, beauty. IL system needs
tho cleansing action Of LAXATIVE remedy. che th.
gentle and pleasant liquid laxative syrup Of Figs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-06
NOTHING STANDS As HIGH.


manly ailment, as DIR. Pierce's
Fsyorite Prescription. Here
Is the proof. It's the only
medicine for women so GER
tain in its effects that 1t can be
guaranteed. In every case, IL
IL doesn't benefit OF cure, your
money is returned. Can any
thing else, though 1t may be bet
ter for a tricky dealer to sell, be
lust as good for you to buyi
Favorite Prescription" is
an invigorating, restorative
tonic, n soothing and strength
eninS reryine, and a complete
cure fc- all tia f,,octinna1 do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-06

III you have an incurable case of Catarrh,
the ,proprietors Of Dr. Sages Catarrh Remedy
WIZ pay you 500 cash. They believe that
they can cure you
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-06

Cosinr's T. xscrmimaiev. Kills Eo'.nes; Bedoass.
Rat, tOcnruschss, iNas lhi'lirS rcnedlee
~ vca,s No polsGa. " danger. 20 Clinton lraee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-06
CLOSING PRICES or SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

san Franeisco. september L. 1873
Thursday To-day. Thursday Tn.d,v
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-03-16
ADAIR NOTES.

Lovely weather at present, the grass Ia
getting ready for st. Patrick's day celebra-
ton.
Miss Lizzie Elliott, daughter Of G. Nv
Elliott was married last Sunday to Mr. W
Z. Bozeman, Of Muskogee. Quite number
Of guest were present including several from
Muskogee.
"A genuine mad dog scare in town; the
brute was Gnally Killed after having bitten
several dogs aud COW, aud then the fun be-
gani the Adair Light Artillery brigade pro-
ceeded to slay no less than ten ''purps" last
week
Town lot sale on Tuesday this week. but
owing to the "eussedness of new law the
Spectator was absent and but few lots sold ,
those only TO intending actual improvers
This Is the law that should have been enacted
ten years ago and II II had been we would all
have better towns now
Mrs. Josh mclaughlin, living near Grand
river, has been lying at the point OF death
With convulsions aud but Tor the timely surg
ical interference OF DR., Garetson, II was
thought by all present that she must soon
perish. She is now the happy mother Of a
twelve pound baby and last reports Indicate
a speedy recovery
Mr.. W p. Henderson. who has recently
come to stay with us. had well bored In the
rear OF his livery stable last week and at sixty
eight feet struck good son water which now
stands hfy feet In the we'll, this encouraged
the town to have bored a public well In the
center OF Main street, 1850 feet. We are about
half way down and confident OF getting good
water aud plenty oft.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-03-16
Another Now Briok.

j. o. Hall has bought fifty feet Of
the east side OF W. l.. Irotts lot.
whore the Workman blacksmith shop
is situated and will put up a two story
brick building. For some time Mr.
Hall has recognized the opening Vini-
ia presented for meat, provision and
produce business and he will start such
an establishment as early as practical
bic. By building a cold storage COM
partment "a mammoth Ice box) into
the house it will be possible to hold
perishable goods considerable time
and thus much Of tbe annoyance Of
butter, eggs, etc, running out will be
avoided. During the proper season a
packing house business will be carried
on and instead of selling our hogs IN
Kansas City and then buying our ba-
con, ham and lard there, many OF them
will be slaughtered and put up at
home. 1t does not require an expert
at figures to discover a good profit in
this business. On the whole, Vinita
is to be congratulated on the erection
Of another new brick building and the
establishment Of so important an in.
dustry, While it is reasonably certain
that a good profit to the protector will
result. Mr.. Trott was reluctant about
selling the lot, but felt that the erec-
ton Of building Of this character was
an advantage to him not to be over.
looked
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-03-16
sKILTOOK NOTES.


&C. c. Runysn made business trip to cof-
feyyille recently.
The recent cold waive stopped the sowing
Of oats for few days.
It. p. Rlchcreek's family is happy in the
late arrival OF a daughter TO bless their house
hold
Mrs J. @. Brady has moved on her farm
near to the Friends mission so aa TO place all
her children IN school.
The nag Of the union waves gracefully over
the mission as seen by all within reach, anu
tells us that sight end knowledge are within
reach OF all.
Cleaner Society held Its monthly meeting
with lne attendance and good interest. Miss
Della Williams, Of OOlagah, Miss Minnie Sem
ford, Of skiatook. Mr.. James Greenwood, OF
North Double Creek with Lydia J. Tyner and
Master Earl Chandler, OF skiatook, performed
In a most beautiful tableau representing the
visiting angels. Miss Olive Chamberlln's
"News Of the Week" ably presented, was
among some Of the pleasant things on the pro-
gram
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-03-16
ALLUWE ITEMS.

Taylor Field is getting along nicely with
his leg,
Farmers are done sowing oats In this
vicinity.
Wheat Is looking dne In the last few days
which makes the farmers happy
The Alluwe school begun last Monday
the 6th inst, Mrs, winget as teacher.
The wingenond school house is about COM
pleted which Is south Of Alluwe about i've aud
half miles
The season FOR ducks has come at last ;
they are by hundreds on the verdigris lakes
near Alluwee.
Nathan Adams has enlarged his farm this
winter he has a beautiful farm and has all
fenced that he wants now he said.
Miss Myrtle Pruitt. the teacher Of the
wlngenond school, went home on a hying trip
Friday but has returnedi the school Is getting
along nicely.
Nathan Adams, while out hunting one
evening shot into flock OF duck which caused
his gun stock to break. he said he would have
to quit hunting ducks or get a new gun.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-03-16
Delaware Affairs.

The Delaware appropriation went
through congress "by scratch"
meeting opposition on the grounds
that the treasury was not in condition
to pay out any unnecessary money.
The money was made Immediately
available aud the presumption is that
before June 3ls, the payment will be
made and IL will probably amount TO
about $500 per capita. Two heads Of
families refused to sign the petition to
congress to have the money paid out
aud contrary to expectations their
shares are retained in the treasury and
they will be paid interest thereon as
heretofore, aud when they want the
principal will be compelled to secure
action by congress. IL is calculated
that in the general course Of business
the Delaware case against the Cher.
okee nation will be reached by the
supreme court in about two years,
when their status in this nation will
be fully and finally determined,
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-03-16
The LonRhorna Mood.

FT. WoRTH, Tax, March II, 1898.
The seventeenth annual convention
of the Northwest Texas Cattle Raisers
association assembled in this city to-
day. All the Texas cowmen who We
meet at home seem to be on hand as
well as hundreds who never saw the
territory. Among the northern Indian
Territory visitors there are VIM. Lit
tie Capt. S. s, Cobb, 5. q. Hall, John
@. Anderson, l.. M. Douthitt and NJ.
Il. Milford, of VinIta, Jim Taylor, of
Olaremore, Jim Todd, Of Nowata, Geo.
Perryman, Green Yearrain aud Al
Houls, Of Tulsa, Lewis Rogers aud b.
Trumbley, of fpawhuska, Glenn Hay yden
and son Charley, Perry Brewer. Sam
Merchant and Dave Hin, Of Ohouteau,
q. W. Turner. +. d. Sewers. o. Fuller,
II. d. spaulding, NJ. l.. Mater aud O..
II. With, OF Muskogee. Sam GiayAon
and ex.chief Perryman, OF Bufaula,
and w. 10. Gentrv, OF Checotah, Col.
@. b Rector, general passenger agent
Of the NJ, X, 4 r.. aud a number OF
other officials Of the road at Parsons,
came down on The iiain with the ter
risory delegation and did what they
could 10 make the trip pleasant.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-03-16
Zinc oonl.

ID. B. Pennington was in the city
Monday accompanied by his brother,
from Arkansas, who is up on visit.
"oPenn" has found heavy vein of ex-
cellent coal about three miles east of
Chelsea and will form company TO
develop IL. II is proposed to meet at
FL. Smith, probably next week, and
incorporate under the Arkansas law,
capitalizing the company at about
100000 on which cum very small
assessment will provide eli the funds
which may be needed. The coal Is
what is known as peacock" and a
sample is on exhibition at thin Office.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-03-16
viSIrA FAIR ASSOCIATION.
NoTioE on nE-issuE or STOCK.

NOTICE on hh~iehlh or STOCK.
SECRETARYis OFTICH,
NislrA, / r., Feb. IS 1888 (
To All persOns holding, owning OF CLAIMING
shares, stock or Interest OF money value In the
VinitA Fair Associations
Every person having shares, or having de-
posted the same with the secretary OF the Vi
Dita Fair Association, MIR, l.. l.. Crutehheld,
will take notice that no record OF such deliv-
cry or deposit Ia OF can be found In the papers
OF the association. am, as secretary, ready
to Issue new stock or shares as provided for
by the association two years ago.
So send in your certificates or evidence OF
ownership by June ls03, as propose TO take
up all the old stock under tina rule 70 eferred to.
LuCIAs d. BELL,
26-20 Secretary
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-03-16

-. u Campbell was In the city last week.
Hon. f. Q Boudlno, was in the city Tues
day.
y. H. Akin went to Muskogeo Tuesday
night
MAI. VIM Nelson was up from Muskosse
sunday.
Il. T Kinkald, of Nowa,a, was in last
Friday
Miss Meigs, from Fort Gibson, has been the
guest Of Mrs Davenport recently
waiter fnman the travelling representative
Of the Kansas CITY Star was "doing" the city
Tuesday,
w r wade, Of McAlester. an experienced
dry goods salesman, ls now engaged at Mr.
Badgetps new store.
j. s. McCrary returned Sunday from 81
Louis and reports the city to be overlooking
with visitors. chiefly merchants buying goods.
-E. n. Ratclin and Tom Collins went to
81. Louis Sunday night to purchase the spring
stock OF dry goods. winch will be both large
and fine one
j. r. Dickson. live stock agent Of the Wa
bash "showed up" last Saturday for the sea
sons campaign and is now at Fort Worth con
vention with the boys.
l.. w. Marks has been on the sick
list but is now able to be about again.
TvJ new houses are under construc-
ton IN the northwest quarter pf town;
one by Mrs. Blythe aud the other by
Mr.. Swain.
f,..,,,o naCho,o tho otIaat aon nf
Allan Deshazo. out near Willow
Springs, died Of hemorage Of the bow
els last Saturday.
Owners of stock in the Vinita Fair
association should be careful Of it for
the association owns property which
will some day, not far distant, be very
valuable.
Mr.. Il. A. Mayor, who sold the New
Conover piano at Worcester academy
will be in town in week OF two.s Mr..
Mayor is an experienced tuner and re.
pairer and will doubtless find enough
work to last several days.
The court OF claims some time since
awarded the estate of A. j. Greenway
a judgment for 500, on account of In
dian depredations sustained along in
the sixties, in western Kansas.
J. +. Warren, who was up last week
says the wheat in his neighborhood =
Adair-is coming out satisfactorily,
and nothing happening from this on
there wilLbe an abundant crop.
DR.. NJ. Frazee, of this city, has de.
cided to open real estate, Joan and
brokerage office. The Doctors
through acquaintance with the people
and country here will doubtless secure
business. Parties having farms to
rent, lease, or sell, or city property
improved or not improved for sale or
transfer will do well to place their
business with him. Ills card will APP
pear next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barrett, while at Sher-
man last week, bought the home of
the late Judge Hair aud about the first
of April will open boarding house.
IL is within a block Of the center OF
town and the grounds are said to be
elegant; the dining room is large
enough to accommodate twenty -four
persons. Mr.. and Mrs. Barrett will go
back to Sherman next week, while
portion Of the balance of the family
will follow later.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-03-16
DoINgs ON UPPER CABIN.

Wheat begins to look green.
--Lagrlppe going through the country once
more.
Lee Bridges Is turning over the cod for a
spring crop.
MIR. J. S. Leiorce ls buIlding another house
on his farm.
Miss Bessie olpress has been quite sick for
the last week.
Mr.. olprets aud his sister, Miss Bessie,
leave in a few days.
Miss America Vaughn has had the grippe
for the past two or three weeks
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-03-16

Here it is, and it fills the bill much
better than anything we could say: 1t
gives me the greatest pleasure to write
you in regard to Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. During the past winter !
have sold more of it than any other
kind and have yet to find any one but
what was benefited by taking il.
have never had any medicine IN my
store that gave such universal salts
faction" j. NJ. RoNEY, Druggist,
Gueda Springs, Kansas. 25 and 80 cent
bottles for sale by P. Sbanahan, Vinlta;
X. NJ. Allen, Nowata.