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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-05-31

Mrs. II. II. Trott has recovered the
horses lost some weeks ago.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-05-31

II dull, spiritless and stupid; lfyour
blood is thick and sluggish; II your APP
petite is capricious and uncertain; you
need a Sarsaparlla. For best results
take De Wits. II recommends itself.
z. Shanahan.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-05-31
Lumber Ohoap for Dash

Building lumber Of any Dimensions
or kind. cut TO suit customers, by the
car load, delivered. Address,
The Wye Lumber Co.,
,3s,5t south McAlester, 1. T.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-05-31

sisal binding twine is selling this
season at Sc, standard at 81 and man
LA at OF.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-05-31

The city has plated all the vacant
ground about town and sold it for
stand privileges.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-05-31
Quntor & emith'a stablea.

II you want to buy horse or buggy
or both, YOU can find what you want
at Gunter 4 smiths stables. 36tf
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-05-31

The Green Livery Stable is very
appropriately named.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-05-31
LOCAL NOTES.
New hay in sight.
Corn 40c a bushel.
Miller keeps furniture.

New hay in sight.
Corn 40c bushel.
Miller keeps furniture.
Sweet potato planue at the nursery
Deeriug binders and twine at w. w.
Miller's.
Crochet cotton, &c per ball at r. NJ.
SWANS.
Want new bedroom set2 Call at
Miller's.
Millet seed at Charlesworth & Buff
hngtons.
Two steam swings in town and more
coming.
No. fue salt 81 so per barrel at
SWANS.
Communion services at the Presby.
terian church next Sunday.
Coal oil for l5c per gallon at R. NJ.
SWANS.
Binder twine at Cbarlesworth & Buff
fiugton's.
Furniture bought at W. W. Miller's
is bought right.
Decoration day exercises were con-
Quoted yesterday.
star and horse shoe tobacco 4Oc per
pound at SYain's.
Lee Barrett has the best shoemaker
ever in the country.
The binder twine is at w. w. Mil
ler's. Buy nowhere else.
Fine lot OF high grade glassware just
received by 4. NJ. Swain.
Charlesworth and Burlington are
headquarters for farm implements.
A few business lots in Vinita ior
sale. 2l 40 DAVID TAYLOR.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-05-31

Gunter & Smith are increasing the
stabling capacity of their livery estab-
lishment.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-05-31

in endless quantity at w. w. Miller's.
H. you want good place to board 90
to Mrs. Cooper's at the college annex.
Il. u. Ficklen is the smiling parent
ofa new girl bady which appeared
last Friday.
Mrs. Cooper will take several board.
ers during the summer very cheap.
Good rooms and beds.
q. W. A. Lynch will be on hand dur
ing the payment with a good supply OF
DR.. Finley's medicines.
White dress goods and summer now
elites at lowest kind of prices to be
found at X. NJ. SWANS.
Gentlemen desiring a stylish, we'll
made, boot or shoe should look at the
work Of Lee Barretts shop.
The Vinita Produce and Meat mar
ket have begun delivering ice Tor the
summer. Leave your orders.
Miss Mccarthy is forming class / u
shorthand and typewriting. Call upon
her at Hotel Bachte' for terms.
MIR. Mars little girl. Olivia, has ty-
phoid fever and pneumonia, and her
condition is far from satisfactory.
Rev. b. II. Greathouse will preach
the commencement sermon at Harrell
institute, Muskogee, next Sunday.
D. Hicks, east OF the track, does all
classes of blacksmithing aud horse
shoeing properly and at reasonable
prices. S2ti
DR.. L. b. Frayser has been appointed
oveIseer Of the Island Ford and Vinita
road with the expectation that it be
made passable Tor its many pairous.
There was generous response TO
the invitation to attend the Eastern
Star Lawn social Friday and the straw
berries, cream and cake we're delicious.
When the hair begins TO iall out OF
turn gray, the scalp needs Goctoring,
and We know Of no better specific than
Halls Vegetable Sicilian hair renewer,
Picture frauavs used to cost good
deal OF money. W. W. Miller has put
prices within easy reach. II you have
a picture call aud learn cost OF framing.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-05-31

Headache and Indigestion
Can be cured. If you don't believe it
try Beggs' Little Giant pills. Sold and
warranted by A. W. Foreman.
Deming headlight., 1894-10-26


Fenfmi haaAinr hnslnc.s I. a-~. =.
me human system. Because ths blood d0
potll1 in n. vaults Whatever wealth nr mae
Na'n from day io day. IN|a Wtaith Is MA
ID aNaluNi "a fNIHy lIHr p .Ia d ftafft. fIIl1
.-vore IN rondiilrn 1f healthy nsolbtlilv
u We nave liia uWHV sufficient capital 10
N.uN upon "a thc hour ri oHf rllalnai need
tnefc q daneff ln gelllne thin. btcanse lf'a
2 Alfn oi lrulnE down % hr1lih. 10 calm
~ blood Is ncaflY always io 1aIn in s.l3i.
tp1'f n1sn. iht odds HIe iN fltnf of me
germs % CunHumulluH. Nin tf fliIrufnnrlI,
~ our liver be inactive and ouf blood in,,
pufc, or II our lcah b. reduced trfs,r i
Hflff1y slandafd What u fcuulfcd n ~,
,,i..,n 49,. ~ =. y, iH p,li ffitf nffHgif Uf
i,,. ,.lfs ~ p t,piufn hipdica, plncpytry cnuciics
VIC blood nud mlkof il Nholca1me. nlnna
ihc waste "a tlasue aud ni thr ftne i|ian
nntd4 tr the rtIc1Qih "A medicine ultIct
VIII $50 illt blood oi iil uniannH cleanse a,.I
iqYiFuf1ic the great organs of The hoiv
yilalitf ihc Hyaiem. thrill The whole heiiit
~l.n ~ N ntw cn.ify aHo inaf ~ permanent work
n, ~ lL y nrlti{ leiltdy riHrc1i tairc. ilui
wnen W. mntr ppllflQc statement that cs
p,t sent % ny eases ui consumption cas-. if
taken ~ we early asakta of tho dlsan4e 81
CURED With the "iiINrtrrf,. lI b .I...,... iii',
q bold agarftion an Dr. rl+rcr ng,.. n ma
you make a thorough inpeslirafior ma
sataiy fouisclf ~ he ifuili of iia asgrfti0n
~ renuing % tue Worlds Disptraary Med
!. W. ~. =, a,spe,hllqtl huilal1 ~ y. You can get
Tree DOOR with The unillca nddfessfa ma
pnutet.AphH ~ q large numntf 0f thnse
cnfcdofthfoai bronchial and lnnv diacaers
as wen ns Of skin ard fcfolaluua anecilone
~ rae Golden Medical Diecovefe. % Thcv
also publish book of roo parra. being n
neuieai treatise on rnneumrfio ion hfouchiils.
Asthila cainffh, which will hr mailed nn
'eee'P' oi aaaieaa and six cents Ia stamps
Deming headlight., 1894-10-26

tinliol sta,ga Land ONES. ias fsuess q ".
rfuiFHNHf lhn. iffi.
Notice lg hcrHhY given irll illo iulluNIhr unIned
settler NnH Nlrd uoilrf uf iIs Intention tn mnla
fnnl proof n suprlf 40 hla flHlin. Hni tiai .aId
prnuf viii ho fnpdr ininlt fua liarl.fHt uf BE-.
eei,tr q ~ ,lF,ta y. Aia cn uri0ntr tnIh.
iF4 viz Ferdinand A. rfn4tnlhlsr nlo u aia
ma. application No, lfN1 zoe $50 81. N "A ui
SEC. "a, ln 'fp 1lnulh, Nansr Wesi
iie neincH Che ioinNine Nuurserr in uro0i his
continuous Residence uppn aud cultivation oi,
said lima, tlxt
= y. fofirf NJ Allison, y NJ. ,hario. ioe sod
AZ \ Taylor " Cooks. A. y ianc. 4. houieti,
uf liudrun. n VI
Auy pcf-on win desires 10 prnissi afuint mo
allowance ~ such rfuni, uf rtn hn00i rl fnf
fulainnilnl ffaisn, under ihe iUN nnI ine fsruin.
iunt nf ne lnlrfllf nennfi Ntnf WitY aur.l rrlsf
,lioull mot be allowed ul o. eif.u 30 aproi .nhi,
a. no above nqnlloncd ilrie and plane ~ crnal.
stamInr iHN NIirrrf.t Hl tlih claimant, nnl iD
Offer evidence il folnilHI nI ihli tutinluNI NY
cllIfinHi inUr a. llN4tN Register.
ilni Publication Nrpif|lh|f lN, 1884,
Deming headlight., 1894-10-26

Land ulico 20 : ls csuees. y a.
September a Nf'.
fpilrn la infohy rlleu ihtl fhn i0il0wiHr.
naued SETTLER h1t nle4 Uullc0 hf his lGlanii1u ln
mnhn nnnI proof iu fNupNr Nf hlNflIlm. aNH iAfi
'tIu proof Nlii NO MlNf i'Iuln iNr rlnh4ir IHigf
ur ifulHe lef,. oi Uti1i fnnnif. ~ M.. ll silver
CITY, n. a., un November ien. lfNi, VIA % A.
Nckeycs ui nrmlrr. y. g. $50 mNin ia. hIt
piicntinn tn 2. iurthf 5. q. N.k a aud lols
I and trc.N, DO. "a .. il rN
De iiuurs iht following Wi'Nrfsnf 40 prove hla
,lnllrnput residence upoa nnt cultivation 90 Hali
liud, flti
Aiieu ilniarer Edward Pennington. ". r.
W ilAlnturl doin hIlliis, alI ui iNiHag. ~ ~
hrf pfrnn Wlln iNfIftN in Nrsil.i HHIIn.' ihf
ilinNaucf Of tpfh piuni. uf uiN hnuNNN lui rIut
iirF''a reason. under ihH lHv HHl ihu regulations
~ y Interior Department. Why tnrN prNuf
shoHld nni ~ nll0Ted. rill hr elyen 1u unNnfiunl
ai ne hhsqe renilune.l irif noe ulita ln cfn.s.
ftHmluq Che Winfitts a aii cltlmapf, HuN 30
lifpr evidence ln lriHiiil 81 ihHi sfhmIiiHd ly
inlmani. iniiN y. nkrAs, lireisier.
fIfal Publication Ocinl1f lnd.
Deming headlight., 1894-10-26

IL Il a surprising fact that Of all the
organic salts OF our body we only tako
ope--sodium chloride. or common salt
-A'Fom inorganic nature aud udd it 10
our food AN other suits arc present IN
organic food hluns in quantities ulli.
oicnt 20 our roquiromonls We have no
need % seek tor tiioIn elsewhere. De-
troir Newa
Deming headlight., 1894-10-26

Land O1ioo a. lac crnoes. n ~
hcnifnN0f Tl lNIl
Nnl|ca u hereby nIF0n ihai no Iu|IuWIIa.
Named settler he's filed notice ni hIf Intention Iu
I1sAl anAl proof ln auppuu uf hli claim. and that
nnId iifnnfWIll Do mair before lho Probate InHrr
of rfnhaie Clerk ni Grant county, n. Al. 40 silver
city, Al un November iuh, 1884, flEi Albert
ilIdunft NJ uoWlnn, N NJ, who mafo I|d. Au.
pllfail0n no. wa lnI lho y. ~ n. s. nud vi.
LNt. n NIr N, ~ 81 y. ROW
no. uamra lhe following WliNeifHs In ulnlo hIa
enuilnnnus residence upon and cultivation Of, iald
land. flIi
h n NcNhyes =, r. flrurnuy, fdNaid r0n.
Anf pfftnf who n0aiua lt pIuie4i ttIlnI Ihn
alIoaaHfo 1i snnh pront Qf Ahn anuNs nl anl
Substantial f0as1n. under l|IN |aN and me I0Elll
ahnnll no| h0 allowed. HIi If I'ifn HH 0rnNllnn
~ ~ Iho above menluhHIi umf Nuu Noro "a NInN4
rNnnInE Inf W|fH14.H| VI Hud e|NImHNI. dfd n
t|almanl. InHyN NHfRN, Register
Nn.l Publication nNlohNI And
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Lincoln and Stanton.

Mr. Dana camo up to Washington from
Richmond with Grant after tho final vic
tory of the Union army. He reached the
capital on AprIi 10. Or. the afternoon OF
the 14th he received a dispatch from Port
land, Nc, reporting that Jacob Thompson
was expected to pass through that town
in disguise on his way from Canada to
England. Stanton was for arresting the
commissioner, but he sent Dana over to
the White House to see the president about
Il. ,scoln was in the little closet just
of office, in his shirt sleeves, washing
his large hands.
Hello, Dana" he said, 'what is it
now"
Dana explained that Mr.. Stanton had
an opportunity to arrest Thompson and
thought it ought to be done.
We'll" drawled Lincoln, II think not.
When you have an elephant on hand and
he wants to run away, better let him run
A few hours later Abraham Lincoln lay
unconscious in the little bedroom in tho
Petersen house, opposite Ford's theater'
Dana was with Stanton until 2 O'Clock iii
the room adjoining the death chamber.
ThCn he went home to sleep. He was
awakened in the morning by knock at
his door. 1t was Colonel Pelouze, one OF
the assistant adjutant generals.
Mr.. Dana, " said Colonel Pelouzc, Mr..
Lincoln is dead, and Mr. Stanton directs
YOU to arrest Jacob Thompson. Edward
p. Mitchell in McClure's Magazine.
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boards until a beautiful polish is produced.
Thus tho heaviest expenses to u Korean
man in life are his laundrcss' destructive
ness, his Pipe and his hat Quito poor
man will pay as much us 50 for hat, and
the amount Of tobacco he consumes is cnor-
NOUS.
Koran women to the western eye are
both hidCous and ung:inly, whereas the
men and young boys are often extremely
handsome ard picturesque. There is no
grace o. elegance in the female dress,
which in some respects resembles that OF
the Chinese In Korea all ceremonial
visits ara paid in a carrying chair
Korean women labor under terrible
honGagcs Women of the upper classes
live u life of soaluson. Thcy do nothing
at all They are totally unoducated, and
they arc allowed to SEQ no one but their
husbands, parents and very few female
friends E'i.c hcr!y handed daughters oF
the soil enjoy more liberty, although they
arc nothing better than human machines.
Besides her household duties ard the
bearing Of children the Korean wife com
bincs the duties Of gardener, stable boy
and field laborer, and she has to wait per-
s0nally upon her husband. The male 10
borcr, on the contrary, has very good
time II he is fortunate enough to own
small patch of land, he need only help his
beast of burden twifc) during the harvest
season The land is so fertile and his de-
mands on the luxurics of life are so mod
crate that tho rest of the year he may
spend in idleness and smoking.
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A FrenCl, yyyJship of n New type.

The Carnot, u new armored vessel in
which the late President Carnot fastened
the first bolt, has been launched ut Tou-
Ion. 1t is warship of new type. The
hull is built Of two parallel walls, dove
tailed into each other without q break as
far up as the arInorcd plate. Tho double
hull is divided lcngthwisc by seven parti-
tions 1t has five longitudinal bulllhcads
and IS transverse buikhcads.
There are thrco Gocks-thc arInorcd
deck, the gun deck and the main deck.
The armoreG hurricane deck is construct
ed of doujio thickness of sheet iron four
tenths of an inch thick and covered with
armor three inches chick. The length Of
the vessel between pGrpcndiculars IS 36i
feet. Its breadth is Go feet.
The turrots are protected by arinor 10
inches thick. The exterior armor will rest
on a backing of teak l l inches thick and
will be II inches thick.
She is expected to mako II knots an
hour. She will have two vertical triple
expansion engines, with maximum of
10, coo horsepower.
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papie. DougIerty's Start In Life.

A few old citizens are still living who
remember when Tom Florence, subse-
quently the popular member of congress
from the First district, kept hat store
on Sixth street below Chestnut, now the
sito of The Ledger building. Richard
Vaux had his law office over Florcncc's
hat store. One day the late Daniel Dough
crty met Vaux on the street corner anu
said to him, Mr.. Vaux, you know L
have graduated as a lawyer and want to
find an office in this vicinity to hang out
my sign" In those days lawyers Offices
were in great demand SO close to the state
house. Mr. Vaux replied, Yes, Dan L
know of just the place for you-right up
in nv rooms-but you can only have it
on one condition, and that is you shall
not pay any rent for it" Dougherty es
tabIisbed his office there, and the two men
were intimate friends until the oreaking
out of the war; when its unhappy differ
cnces separated them. - Philadelphia
Times
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DOMESTIC LIFE IN KOREA,
q 3-an's Heaviest Expenses Are His Laun.
dress, lis Pipe and Ills Hat.

dress, Iii; Pipe and Ills Hat.
Both TIC women and lcen vvcar their
hair in taicl- p!aits. The former wraps
hcr igtail Lightly round her head. The.
ter Keeps bis long plGit hanging down un-
I'll he enjoys the diCaifled position of be-
ing engaged to be married on which aus
picjoas occasion he par1ly shayes his head
and twists Up his p!gtail into queer lit
tic topiinot and INDUCES his fancy in the
latest ana strangc2t variety Of hats ever
designed fer man. Up TO this THE his
lead has hccn Eatloss. The Koreans great
weakness is haas. His Imagination runs
wild OF hats, and he wears vast variety
ii them. Tho ordinary rain hat locks like
fan when it is folded. Ii is made Of
oilcl paper.
Acrcail5 arc engaged to be married as
early as Their parents can arrange the
business part Of the TRANSACTION satisfac-
toriiy. In may rays they resemble the
Chinese much moro than Sle japanese.
For instance, they have the strongest dis.
like to washing or bathing. Net TO put
too fire point upon it, Korean is sup
posed TO batno only twice in his Iifc-when
lo G-at enters the world and when he
takes leave Of it. Unlike the japanese,
they keep their wearing apparel exquisite
" clean. They arc constantly washing
their entire YTardrobes. With the japanese
tho order of things is reversed They in
tlulge il three or four baths a day, but
even the garments worn nett their skin are
seldom IL eyer washed. Their method of
ironing is more injurious to their clothes
than even Il steam laundry. They thump
the clothes with wooden rollers and fat
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UP IN A BALLOON.
What Mr.. Glaisher Experienced When Sew
eral Miles High.


eral Miles High.
When the balloon had attained height
OF ~, 600 feet, or about 81 miles, Mr.
Glaisher suddenly grew aware that enc of
his arms was completely powerless. He
tried to move the other, but from that,
too, all strength had gone. By this time.
thoroughly alarmed, he tried to shake
himself; but, strange to say, the result
was but feeling that he had no limbs at
all. His head dropped upon his left shout
der, and when he struggled to lift it erect
1t toppled over to his right. He reeled
back and sank against the side of the car,
and there lay, his arm hanging neryeless-
ly over the side. a moment or two passed,
and he found that all the muscular pow
ers that had still remained in his neck
were gone also. He tried to speak, to call
his comrade, but no words came. The
balloon meanwhile was steadily mount
ing and to put finishing touch to the
terror5 Of his plight his eyesight was fail
ing him rapidly. Soon this, too, vanish
ed, and pitchy darkness settled down upon
him.
Consciousness remained. Hearing also
might have remained, but there was no
sound to break the solitude of the sky.
lie felt only that he was still ascending
ascending, SO to speak, into mere nothing
ness. The mind worked, but all partner
ship with the body had failed The reins
of the senses had slipped from his grasp.
He could just think. ''Was this the way
in which men died? And did one faculty
after another desert the soul in it's extrem-
ity, as scrvilo courtiers may steal away
from the presence Of royalty when its last
hour had arrived?" And then the dark
ness of his senses settled also on his mind,
and consciousness faded from him He
was reused by voice calling him, but at
first could give no guess as to it's origin.
TRY, tryn' it was saying. He tried to
answer it, bat could not. He opened his
eyes. All was dim yet but through the
dimucss he could just make out figure
knccling over him. Very slowly the OBJ
scurity faded, and he felt his senses ebbing
back. Tho figure had left him now, but
he could sec Mr.. Coxwoll sitting at the
other side OF 5he car. He lay, looking at
him for some moments unable to speak
or move, After awhile, however, he man
aged to pull himself to his feet and found
his voice. World of Adventure.
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somher Clad CorsiCans.

Nearly all of the peasant men ana Won
Nv, Of Corsica that saw were clad in the
most somber manner Inc men Worc ut'' N N
brown or black corduroy or Ve,Ve,een
suits, with heavy hobnail boots ana olack
broad brimmed sombreros. Not saasiieo
apparently with this heavy coat anu .rou>
scrs. each wore heavy vest Oh tho saiiiio
material Around the waist eacn wore d
broad red sash with ends hanging GOWN aO
the side which set off the piack OF oroMh
suit. The women were dressed mostly III
black from head to foot, with olacN siia"ls
ON their heads, and pretty face was very
rare among them. They will not compare
with the Italians for beauty OF persoh'-
Charles II, Adams in Century.
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OYSTER Cocktails.

The following recipe was furnished ny
the chef of prominent New York club,
so is probably good one. For every 700
small oysters take 4 tablespoonful OF TO
mato catchup, tablespoonful of pepper
vinegar. tablespoonful of Worcestershire
sauce, the juice of 2 lemons, or drops
Of tabasco sauce and a cup of oyster LID
nor Drain the oysters free from their
Touor and strain the required amount
before using. Mix the cocktail fully half
an hour before serving and thoroughly
ohill.-New York World.
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A uIcycLE FOR USE on WATER ONLY.

neer. is on an entirely different system
from tho machine on which Herr Pinkert
recently attempted to cross the English
channel. 1t is bicycle for use on water
My, must be carried on land and IS net
aeumatic II. Trains machine has a
louplc of metal wheels, with wooden pro
Iections, practically paddle wheels. On
iither side of the actual cycle are long.
narrow, wooden, canoe shaped platforms.
They are hollow and formed of several
COMPARTMENTS each, so that they are prac-
ncally unsuitable NJ. Train can do about
l2 kilometers per hour on his machine
with comfort and has done, he says, Is.
This is about the pace of the Seine steam
,rs. the flow from which does not apparent
' affect the machine in the slightest de-
gree.
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Hnr Point of View.

"Tbe fiat is acceptable every way, " sAid
,rrs downtown to the janitor of the Har-
lem flats. "I'll take them. by the way
I've have six children.
Janitor-All right, ma'am. No obJec-
ton to children. =, r,
Mrs. Downtown-Oh, indeed: Weii'
this must be q dreadfully unfashionabie
neighborhood as-er-I don't think IN
tate the fat, after all-New York Sun.