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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-09-12
Giienbabn ttngliid BET
Columbus.

Sin entiebli6er Giienba6nunfall err
eienete 1i0 am 4. Q(beub5 UNI IL lbr
in Columbus bel Der eiIernen Grife Der
8ig Sour 9abn, ipel6e norbDItlicb pont
3u6tbaus iiber ben SlentangD Glub
fiibrt. Cine lbtbeillln9 BON &oblen=
tpaseu, Die lib auf Oem abi6iiiii9en
8eleiie bes @iiterbabnDofes Der Golum=
bus, Sanousfp & 0ofins 8abn aus
BON ielblt in 8epeeuns geiebt bate,
itieB an Der besei0neten Stelle NIT
fur6tbarer 8ewalt nit Dem 3us No.
106 Der Baltimore q Sbio 8abn Su=
iammen. Sn eillem 9lugenblif bilbe=
ten Die 2pfomotipe, Der Gepdfipagen
uno 6 bis s Goblenma9en einen Sriinl=
merbaufen ; Elm griife1ljob CAB na1
uno ftiirste nit Ieiner Sait ins 8aIler.
Seiser 98illiam Serbert npn gieiparf
lag als peritiimmelte 2eide unter Der
2ofomotipe unb Der 2pfomotipfiigrer
SnlallmDOo, iptuie beri1ieoene anoere
gabnangeitelte tparen ibmer perlebt.
Die Pailaeiere famen grbitentbeils
nit Dem S1refen bappn. 9fur Gernice
Burton, Elm sebnjdbriscs MdOcben aus
Maribal Gountp, Sanlas, oas li1 init
ibrer Mutter auf elmer gelu6sreiie be-
| fanb, bra6 eilt Sein. Die 9eiben tpurz
ben in Elm Sotel iiberbra1t, wdbreno
Die iibrigen gaiiasiere in einem anoern
3u9e tpeiterbef efOrbert uurben. Ser
rux
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-09-12
miro barun oas Gerbpt ill FtrengIfer

miro oarum bos Gerbot III ftrengifer
gBeiie gsbaflbhabt.
s5n usiuil (St. @aaen) bat Die SIR
ma MbDlf 9iibler lebten MiDntag Elm
biibfhes 9lrbeiterfeltben began9en, In
Dem iie an bieIem Sage ben 10000.
ible=Wal3enitubl abseliefert bat.
Die 9dieiago bat nun begonnen,
aber es 1T feine tolls, miloe Sago; Die
Gdiebdnbler perbalten iib reTerpirt lno
mptibiren lire fiibIe Stinmung balnit,
BOB iie nod piel unperfaufte Maare
aui Eager baben. Gjebanbelt muroe
Die oanse Mode, perfauft bielfab anf
ben b01iten Yreis bin. 0ie &diebdno=
lei oiferirten 6rs. 70 80 per so &a.;
natiirli6 mollte nibt ieDer &dler obne
8ebinsune ouf bieie Sfferten eintreten.
9as 9pppel=Mulben 5rub lei Su 6rs.
rs per SO Rg. an einen 8erner 5dno=
ler perfauft iporoen. GrIigen, Gir1=
berg unb 9ldenfliib Clint 8ur9oorf)
baben su Srs. 80 perfauft. Sollten
Die Gdufe in dbnliher Meiie peiter bor
lid eeben, 10 mare Die 6olge Elm Giid-
gang Der WlildpreiIe fir Die nGdlte
Champagne es liegen 1iefiir alleroin9s
itpn 9ln3ei1en ppr Die Mil6liebereien
sablen ndmlih 1-la cts. iuelli9er.
ct.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-09-12
ySon Oen WalDtr6nDet III
Wtnuciotn.

ct. Yaul, Mlinn., 3. Sept. @iner
Der in Yine Greef angelangten Palia=
giere bes 8abnsuoes, Der bel Sinflep in
Slamnen auf9ing, gibt Die fpl9enoe
ergreifenbe 8eidreibuns Der 2eioen uno
S6refen, Die er uno feline @efdbrten 81
b,lteben batten:
Mir batten, tpie ale anberen PalIa=
siere, BON unierem @epdf aud gar
ni6ts retten f6nnen allBer ben Rlei=
bern, Die mir am 2eibe trugen, fiibrten
mir ni6ts nit uns. @iner meiner @e=
fd1rten bat $l2, 600 in gonOs, Die una
eriebli6 1inb, suriiflalien miillen. Wdh=
reno Der eriten Stunoe unferes gefaDr=
pollen @eges sin5 es ertrdgli6, bann
aber gerietben mir in 10 bi6ten Gau6
binein, oaB mir nod ni6t orei SUB nett
Dor uns ieben fDnnten mir i6fpebten
fortipdbrenb in 6D6lter 8efa1r bes Gr=
ltifungstpoes, fDnnten bas gabnbett
auf Dem mir blnidritten, nidt iebell
unb bic Sdpelen, bic mir betraten,
fanoen gr0Btentbeils in granb. Wir
leoten unlere ueberrDfe 10 bi6t tpie
mD9li6 Inn uniere &6pfe, nur pDrn cine
Oefnung lalieno, I'M 9ltbem icbDpfen
su t0nnen. 90 Orongen mir miibiam
uno auf out Slid portp6rts.
Die S9refen oieles Mari6es gu ftei=
germ, itieBen mir in flrsen @ntfernrn=
gen auf menihli6e 2ei0en. 9iilr on
9ur6lti6en oer gabn, ipn meni9er
&au6 mar, fonnten mir freier 9ltbem
I60pfen. 3pei Nteilen bon SinfleD
beeanner Die 2ei9en oi0ter beieinanoer
gu liegen Die meilten oabon iparen iol=
DE BON erftidten Yeripnen. Man9e
batten ibr Saupt. um es GIT IGiiben, in
SanDbaufen gefeft, nobel aber ibr
8unpf uno ibre geine 70 fur6tbar per=
brannten, oab Die lngliifli6en unmDg=
lid am 2eben bleiben fDnnen. Qln ei=
ner Stelle fanoen mir bier 2ei9en auf
einem Saufen Die elmer Mutter uno
ibrer brei Rinoer Die Mutter bate Ii6
iiber Die Ginoer geleat, um biele nit
ibrem 2eibe bpr ben 5lammen gu ihii=
BEN; 10 maren tie alle bier bon benz
Martertpbe bur9 bas Seuer ereilt mor=
ben. Seoes Stiif 3eus ibrer Sleioer
mar pol ltdnbig perbrannt. Wir 5dbl=
ten auf unIerem Meae 20 2eiden unb
als mir in 6inflep anfamen, tbeilte
man uns nit, oaB Die 3abl Der borti=
gen Spoten ilber aipeibunoert betrage.
9ubenDe BON @inmDbnern maren aus
oen brennenoen Grte in ben Walb ge=
laufen, no es fein gntrinnen fir Iie
CAB.
Ser Selesrapbift in Sindlep, Stis
@reen, belt auf ieinem polfen aus, biz
alle Sduier bis auf brei absebrannt
iDaren, bann entiiabm Ell bem GaRen=
I6rant $4,000, Die bort aufbeipabrt ma=
rem. uno fld6tete iid mad oem Sluile
in oieiem bra6te er mebrere Stllnoer
su. ST befinDet ii1 unter bener, BIZ
i6heBlid pine Greet erreibten. 9u=
benbe bon gempbnern 6infleps ber=
iudten ii6 gu retten, inoem lie Dem
6luKe gu itiir5ten Elm She'll oaDon er=
rei6te au6 ieinen 3mef, piele aber er-
Fidten auf Dem gDege i'm &au6e.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-09-12
Gratis !!

Giejsnisen, Die 9r. Sings gleu Gis=
coberp ibon benubt baben, fennen ibren
Wertb uno per i'm nod niht fennt, Der
bat jegt 1ele9enbeit, bas Mittel gratis
gu erproben. @ebiin Die unten beseid=
nete Npotbefe, unb labt @u6 Elm pro=
behdfb6en gratis geben. Senoet Cure
Mbreiie OH $. 6. gudlen q Co., Gbi=
ea9o, uno perlangt cine probeida6tel
bon 8r. Sings 9teuen 2ebenspilen,
Ioipie Elm ST. bes @eiunbbeits= unb
Sausboltunss= @atbsebers. Aaes 1T
9arantirt, Gud BON NuBen 5u fein unb
foifet @u6 ni6ts. 4
8. 6. Miller q SObn Mpotefer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-09-12
3luei lit cimem atao oentseIben
Boot.

Ser folaenoe Brief tplrbe bpr Gur=
3em bon 9r. Yeter GabrneD in @bica=
90, Sa., erbalten
Brighton, ST., l6. Mai 1894.
Wertber 6err /!
Wlein Mann lit ieit lan3er 3eit an
3beumatismus in ben @lieoern uno
mar besbalb ni6t fdbis, irgenb eine Mr=
Belt gu berri1ten. Seit er jebo6 6or-
mis- Mlpentrduter 8lutbeleber einnimmt
uno ii6 nit Gornis 9eilDl einreibt,
fiblt er ni9t nur belier, ionbern 1T ge=
timber als je subpr. 9rob feiner SO
Sabre fam er feline Nrbeit 10 gut per=
ribten, tpie por smansis Sabren. ST
l1reibt bieie Mobltbaten nit GDttes
Diilfe Sbren beilbringenben Meoi5ilien
su. Sd mub jebDA nod nleiner 9o6=
ter, Mtrs. Qouila gbler grtpdbnung
tbun, tpel1e ebenfalls bon Gbeumatis=
mus beimgefi1t mar. sic mar taum
i'm Stanbe aufsutreten uno iuenn nan
lie nur beriibrte, fiiblte iie Sdmer3en.
3pei Merate bebanoeltefl tie, pbne ibr
9iilfe gu ldaffen. 9a fanote id gu Sbs
nen fir Sornis Seil=Gel. Sic tbeilte
mir nit, baB iie ihon mad Der aipeiten
Girweib,lng ginoerung Deripiirte uno
oaB iie 3ulebt na6 ldngerem @ebraua
gaf3 gefunb n,urbe.
Wlit Dant sSbr
Grieorib uno Minna 9elgmann.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-09-12
Sine ppllfommene, Qana BON fSl

Cine bpllfOmmene, gan5 Don Gle
den unb Geblern freie Geiidtsfarbe fift=
bet man iebr felten, toeil nur ipenige
Qeute pollfommen reines glut baben.
lInb bod lam ni0n olle entlteaenben
Muslhldge leidt burd Mutpenoung bon
Mpers Garfaparilla entfernen. Weriu=
be es unb Der grfOlg iuirb Deine Grenli=
De iiberyaiden.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-09-12
qu 9}em 9lfernnher @farf IS

sSn 9lem Mleranber, Start gonn-
tp, 81, i'll Mamie Geeperrid, Elm 18=
jdbriges Mdohen bon Ieltener @10n=
belt, bieIer Sage an einem Mdisforn,
oas ihr beiln Glien in bic Quftr6bre 9e=
ratben mar, erltidt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-09-12

Wie nibt anoers sll eriparten itano,
Iinb lebte Wocbe bic Gtaafspablen BON
y,ermont All @unIten Der Gepublifaner
ausgefallen. Sbre Mebrbeit betrdgt
ca. 25, 600.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-02-15
nasy way to Make a polIar.

With the purpose In view Vf improv-
ing our correspondence depariin ent In
quantity as well as quality we have
decided until further notice 10 pay one
dollar each week for the news letter
considered the best. provided ahere
are as many as three letters published
that week. Length will not be taken
into consideration. ordinarily, though
of course number of important or in
teresting items would have preference
over one or two. II should be borne
In mind that at all times the quandary
in this office is: What can be left outY
We are never short OF copy" A
postal card may secure the premium
over fiye pages Of foolscap. Ifthe mat
ter is Of general interest, however. in
stead OF local only, give IL In full. Use
Judgment. Your spelling may be poor
and your composition worse there
Ia news in your letter we can put II In
shape. In cases where II is difficult TO
Judge on points OF interest, the man
ner In which II 10 gotten up will be
considered. When you have an item
Of mpor tance send IL In AT once; don't
wait until publication day nor even for
your regular letter. We can always
afford to pay extra Tor news that 10 Of
general interest when sent early.
Items a week or more old are OF very
little value II any. All are Invited 10
send us news items and one person is
as liable to get dollar as another. II
costs nothing butA few minutes time
TO enter the competition. II there Ia
not much news 10 your section the
same may be the case elsewhere and
one good item may be enough. Let.
lers should reach US BY Tuesday night
unless matter Is Of extra importance.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-02-15
nrsoLurloNs oR RESPECT.

Alta special meeting Of the board Of
directors OF the First National Bank,
Of vinita, Ind. Ter, held on the 18th
day of February, A. ID. 1894, the
following proceedings were had:
WHEREAS, s. j. dali, one Of the in
corporators Of this bank and a m m
ber Of it's board Of directors, died in
this city Sunday, Feb. IL, 1894, apd
his funeral takes place this afternoon
at two o'clock, therefore be it orlered,
That as mark OF respect TO the
me moIy Of our deceased associate this
bank be closed at ii O'Clock and not
opened until the following day,
And recognizing the loss We have
sustained be IL
RESOLVED. That We take this occas-
ion to formally express the deep regret
we feet at this visitation Of Providence
in taking from this corporation one oi
its most active and useful members
aud that we make due acknowledg
ment Of the value which his coun SCI
and advice has been to said corpora
ton.
That in him we have always found
the embodiment OF honor and integ
rity and a man whose universally
affable aud genial disposition has en-
deared him to every one Of us.
That these proceedings be spreaC
upon the records of this bank anC
given general publicity.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-02-15
Dea.b of a Il uai,

Last Saturday The announcement
was made by those best able to judge
that 81 Hall was in critical coudi-
tion and probably could not get we'll
lie died Sunday morning, reb. 1ith, at
eleven o'clock, Of pneumonia. The
funeral services we're conducted Tues
day afternoon by Rev. b II. Great
house, the pastor, at the Methodist
church and the remains were inferred
In the cemetery north OF the city. For
a month the deceased had been suffer
ing with grip but was down town
nearly every day until the previous
Sunday, though he was very hoaree
much of the time and showed unmis-
takably his suffering. Approaching
his condition he gave full directions
Saturday regarding the disposal Of his
property, thoughtiully providing for
those members Of bis family who we're
least able to care for themselves.
1t is doubted if"sam" Hall ever had
an enemy In his life and he probably
had as many warm friends as any per-
son in the community, his jovial,
whols. souled disposition attracting
him to all upon the shortest acquaint-
ance. That he is really gone out from
our daily lives forever seems Incred.
ible -impossible-a mistake. It's true
he had passed the age of forty-one,
having been born Dec. 2, 1852, but he
was in sense Of the young and their
affairs interested him not less than did
those Of persons OF maturer years. To
every little child upon the streets,
whether trinity dressed or clothed in
tatters, his inexhaustible supply OF
chewing gum was an ever present
wonder.
Deceased was the brother OF James
o. Hall, OF this city. with whom be
I'M ade his home for a dozen or fifteen
years, having never been married, and
at whose house he died. His parents
now advanced in yeare, live in wesi
Georgia and are in comfortable circum
stances. A sister at Weatherford
Texas, is expected to live but sborI
time and deceased ae we'll as J. o. Hal
and wife were down to see her abou
three weeks ago.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-02-15
NEosHo Seed HOUSE
Established 1890 Devoted Elk
clusively to the Seed Trade


Carries the largest and best stock,
and can sell same cheaper than any
house in the southwest. ! have in
stock and more coming a large supply
Of garden seeds in bulk from the best
northern growers; car load of grass
seeds, car load Of nothern grown seed
corn, car load nolhern grown seed
oats, 1000 bushels seed sweet potatoes,
1000 bushels nothern grown seed pota-
toes, among them 2s
THE NEW EARLY POTATO: FREEMAN,
the best early potato ever introduced.
l also handle berry boxes, fruit pack
ages, Paris green, London purple and
blue stone for spraying purposes,
will have in season early cabbage,
tomato, sweet potato and pansy plants
for sale. When say that can give
you better figures | mean just what
cay aud If you will send for my price
list will convince you of the fact
Address II. w. sHERMAS, Neosho, Mo
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-02-15
vinita Real Estate Agency,
D. M. MARRS G. Co.

List OF property for Sale, Rent or
Exchange;
One lot in the southeast portion OF
town, at a bargain.
A 700-acre farm miles east OF town
for sale at bargain.
A very desirable business lot 50xl50
feet, fronting Illinois avenue, for sale.
Two good resident lots on Illinois
avenue, size ls0A3OO feet for sale. Price
5000.
A profitable business in vinita for
sale. Particulars at Vinita Real Estate
agency.
"a three-acre Improvement near the
fair grounds can be bought cheap for
cash. Yinita Real Estate Co.
A 2 room house and or acres
choice land for gardening purposes, in
I mile Of depots, for rent at IS per
month in advance.
A comfortable two room dwelling in
south part OF town with barn and
other eonvenieneies, for rent at 81 90
per month in advance.
For rent, farm OF I60 acres, aud a
quantity Of farm machinery for sale
with IL on easy terms. Land in excel
lent condition for sowing fall wheat
crop. Apply at once. More land II
desired.
2s lots 5Oxi5O and 5Oxl70 in "waI,
nut Grove" (Raymonds's block) .9sl
west of the Chouteau residence
Prices and terms to suit purchasers
Build yourself home and cease pay
ing rent.
A farm ~ over 100 acres IN cultiva
ton. two dwelling houses, orchard
abundance. Of nne timber, very de
sirable place, IA miles southeast o
this city on Cabin Greek, near Crane
river, would sell or exchange Tor ci.l
property, or farm near Vinita.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-02-15
GROVE ITEMS.

-Mrs. J. t. Dawson is quite III with pneu-
monia.
Miss Nancy Ward is visiting friends at
southwest City.
There is a great deal Of sickness in this
vicinity at present.
Mrs L u. EmIsh and family arrived from
Nebraska Saturday.
-Miss DOshA Tucker Ia meeting with success
as teacher OF Matney school.
Miss Emma Gray, OF Tahlequah. arrived
and took charge OF sager school Monday.
There IL singing class taking Instruct lions
At Bethany on Tuesday. Friday, Saturday and
Sunday evenings,
-"Hold-ups" are heard OF quite often In
this neighborhoodi one man robbed four men
on the Southwest city road few days ago
-Mrs Davis will preach at Bethany Sun
day. Hope we will not have to go 10 church
with our rifles on our shoulders as In colonial
days TO keep the thieves away.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-02-15

Mrs. Jack Thompson OF our town is stli
dangerously slck
MANY covered wsgons pass daily through
Adalr in spite Of the nnfavorable weather.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry sayers are rejoicing
over tae arrival Of a little son At their home.
DIR. Youngblood and wife have not yet re-
turned from Arkansas and The slck Of our com
munlty have 10 call upon vipita for medical
aid.
Little Robbie Langley and John Coatel
wifb were 20 dangerously sick a week ago arc
now able 10 be up, also John warren's littis
girl.
The building In course OF erection belong
ing TO Ell Jones 10 nearing completion and will
be a handsome Improvement in our town. VIZ
hear that one OF two other buildings Will 70
mp very soon.
I'VE are able to say that we have all sur.
vved the recent heavy blizzard and most Of NJ
are IN good health. A few are still suffering
from the effects OF Ia grippe. and those who
wers sick with fever are recovering.
p. NJ. Mills has rented his residence In
town TO Mr.. Milligan from Kentucky who hai
opened II as lrst-class hotel and is now pre-.
pared to feed the hungry wayfarer. r. N
Mills will take charge Of a store at Pryor
Creek
billiard Poe, a dfteen year old boy, left his
home here q couple OF weeks ago and his pa
rents and friends are very uneasy In regard "a
him II anyone who reads this knows Of him,
will they kindly notify his parents at this
place.
Mr.. shackleford, who Taught at Adaii
school house west of town has Glazed his
school and ls preparing to move into town
where he will open lunch stand and barber
shop. Mrs. shackleford Will open dress-
making establishment.
-Mrs Gaskeil's friends are rejoicing with
her at the prospect OF her husbands early re-
turn from Brooklyn where he was unfortunate
enough TO be sent on account of a trivial affair
His lawyers notify us that JUDGE Parker and
the district attorney have recommended par
don al the expiration OF a six months tern
which Will end the Hrst Of June.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-02-15
FAIRLAND FANCIRs.

-wm. Howell Is up and around looking as
we'll as ever
Henry Hlckox and Jim Scott paid Miami a
visit last week.
Jessie Coin lie in bed with asthma at the
present writing.
"A J. Smith OF vinltA was In town last
week on legal business.
&C. c. Donald goes 70 Mt. Vernon. Mo-. on
legal business this week.
w. D. Ritter Was al vinitI last week on q
visit and to attend to some business.
The weather was too bad for the meeting
conducted by Rev Long at oseumA.
w. Y. Mason, after a severe spell OF ty-
phoId pneumonia, is up and around again
Amos smith has started hls grist mill and
ls ready 70 supply the hungry with bread.
People In this vicinity are running about
so as 10 be ready for the spring work when the
right time comes.
Rev. n Hogan went west Monday TO
hold q series Of meetings and will be gone
some ten days or two weeks
-. NJ. Conner has bought an interest Ia
Nat Perry's hardware store and the arm IL nov
known az Y. NJ. Conner 4 Co.
y. u. Trail, after a seven weeks' residences
At Monet. has returned TO Falkland. Says he
likes u better here than he did up there.
ALEX Bush. Of Louisville. Ky. paid hil
brother-in-isw, W. ID. Ritter. a short visit
last week, Says tImes are duh all along III,
line
we have a live dramatic company In lowr
known aa the Lone star company. We heal
that Henry Hunt Ia going TO join them TO play
frat violin.
What about statehood aud ailo.msnt9 viii
not the blind even see what IL best for thell
Interests sad the only way 20 gsl rld Of the In
truderi Every day the chance and The oppor
lvnliy geta further on and new parties appl,
10 divide the land with Poor 10.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-02-15
Died Among straneers.

Saturday, Feb. SrdSa man penniless
and suffering from an attack Of grip,
aud giving his name as Ed Downing,
called at the residence OF w. +.
Thomson, two miles east OF AdAir,
and asked to be kept until he should
sufficiently recover to repay for his
trouble. He was taken in but grad
ually grew worse, and on last Sunday
morning yielded to him that knows
no conqueror. The deceased looked
to be about 4S years old and gave very
little account OF himself beyond the
fact that he was once married but wife
and children are dead; also said he
belonged to a reservation Of Delaware
Indians in Indiania and had worked
for Armour Packing 90. in Kansas
City nine years. He left no name
with whom the neighbors might COM
municate as 10 his identity.
Exchanges please copy.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-02-15
It Nav DO as Muoh for You.

Mr.. Fred Miller, of Irving, ILL.,, writes
that he had a severe kidney trouble
for many years. with severe pains in
his back and also that his bladder was
affected lie tried many so called kid
ney cures but without any good result.
About year ago he began use of
Electric Bitters and found relief at
once. Electric Bitters is especially
adapted TO cure all kidney and liver
troubles and often gives almost instant
relief. One trial will prove our state
ment. Price only SOC. for large bottle.
At A, W. Foreman's drug store.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-02-15
CALIFORNIA.

-Eyer been theref
1t is an ocean OF ozone for lnyslids.
"A sea OF sunshine Tor strangers.
"A world OF wealth to workers.
The Midwinter fair (world's fair jr.l ought
to attract you to San Francisco In l6yf
Those who marveled at the displays In the
California building, Jackson park, should in
cinc Coast.
1t will be found that the half has not been
told; the reality exceeds the promise.
You can go quickly, cheapiy and cOmfOrta-
bly, over the Santa Fe route. A solid train all
the way, runniAg south OF snOw DlOckades
through picturesque New Mexico and Arizona
-Personally conducted parties every week. II
tourist sieepers on last express trains rhous'
Ands have patronized them.
Very low round-trip rates now effective
good any day aud on any train.
If you write to w. j. Janney, p. A, A. I
a S y. r. n 1850 Union Ave. Kansas City
Mo-, he will mail, free OF charge. an enter
tanning book, ITO CaliforniA and Back. >
profusely illustrated
1t will Inevitably condrm the latent desir
TO see Californla face TO face.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-02-15
TEXAS WANTS YOu, rou wAsr rKxls.

Ifyou like May weather In winter, apply to
nearest agent OF santa Fe route. ewiIl sups
ply u In thirty-eix hours. II IL done by buy
ing @ ticket to Galveston or Houston, Per-
haps less expensive than etaying at home,
because big coal bill 10 saved.
Regular winter tourist tickets can be bought
any day. but special excnrsions will be run
the second Tuesday OF each month from a linz
tied territory to all points In Texas
The excursion fare2 Cheap enough-a little
over a cent mile; tickets good thirty days,
with stop-overs south bound.
The Gulf coast OF Texas 10 n charming resort
for invaiids who don't like zero weather. Big
attractions also for homeseskersi twenty acres
Of land there planted In pears nets the owner
% 900 each year after Orchard is established
Strawberries and grapes also probably raised
Talk IL over with agent Santa fe route. OF
address W. Janney. p. A, A. T as. n.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-02-15
WANTS. ron SALE, LOST, srRarrD, STOLEN

Zach notice, OF the character indicated, not
exceeding ftfty Words, will be inserted two
weeks under this heading FOR Fifty cents.
BULL FOR sALE-A Durham bull calf s
months old. N HiiderbrAnd. Vinits, Ind.
Ter. 2i-2d
sTRAYED OR sroLEN-From near Clsve-
land, o. T., a slightly roam mare. 8 years old
5 white legs, left lore leg ciouded or nearly
black, bald face, slight saddle marks. .41k
hands highi also q black horse pony, 6 years
go to anyone who will bring them In. Louis
Cass, Vinita, 1. 7. 23-2a