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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-02
rIIN nNc0Nn ClrY.


Tho Huntington Democrats EnIoY Fam
,ly Quarrel.
Special D'rrtch 70 Ire mtsYigmHr
HUNTINGTON, W, Va, Sept, 1.-The
division or breach in the ranks OF tho
Democratic party of this city continues
to widen aud the feeling becomes more
intense. Col. Mat Cooper's True
Democrat" made its appearance on the
street Saturday evening and created
quite sensation, as naav people WerO
not aware that new sheet was to be
sprung soHuddenly, Thepaperdoea not
forget to give some oIthe party Il going
over and applying some very strong
tOrma TO them. II also gives the owners
Of the Advertiser, the Democratic organ,
some hot shots, especially Harvey Long,
formerly OF " heellng,
4 sensational divorce suit was filed
IN this county last evening, JennIta
Neville an eatimablo lady instituted an
action against her husband, Samuel.
Tho latter is a prominent timber man,
but disappeared from here over year
ago and is now living with another
woman at GrOenup, Ky. Tho couple
raised large family.
John Dunnontou, one.armed bur.
glAr, was caught entering the window
Of residence in the East End last
night aud was locked up, lie claims to
hail from Pittsburgh, aud will be 70.
leased II he promises to 60 back there.
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CIR JnteItiaencer
wnEELlNG, srprEMurN >, 1895,
I'M Now >ononl Nook lMw,


The frat provision OF tho new school
book law goes into elect by reason OF
the refusal OF the American Book Com
pauy to eu.or into contract with the
state to supply at the prices and undar
tile terms fixed by the recent legislature
those Of its books de,iGna,od in tho act.
There were those in and about the
legislature who protested to know that
tho American Book Company would
contract under the new law, Tho rep
resontatiye4 OF the company on the
ground said it would not contract, and
ii now appears thar they were well adj
vised.
The contract for tho books docs not
60 into effect until July l, 1896, but it Is
provided in the act that il any publisher
whose books shall have boon selecIedin
the act shall iail or refuse on or before
September /, 1895, to execute and file
his bond rs required by the act, the
governor shall appoint three persons to
constitute a school book board, and this
board shall solicit proposals to complete
the list OF text books for use In tho FREQ
schools OF the state.
From tile books offered the board i''O
select textbooks which, in its judgment,
are best adapted for the purpose. The
bill as originally offered named this im.
portant board. but the act as passed. lett
1t to the governor to appoint These
appointments the governor must now
make.
It's hardly necessary to say that the
people OF tile state will expect tho gov.
ernor to appoint three persons OF hi.h
character aud OF special fitness for the
work. The books to be selected are
readers, spoilers, Srithmstic' and gram
mars, text book, which lie a! tho very
foundation OF the free school system OF
education.
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Sovcroign's National Bank No,o Boy.

S0vGroiGn's National Bank N0tO Boy
colt.
From to-day Mr.. sovereign's boycott
OF national bank notes begins. knights
of Labor who think there is something
to be gained by declining to accept ma.
tional bank notes, or VINO may be dis.
posed to refuse them bectuae Mr.. Soy.
ereign has some sort OF objection TO
them. will demand some other kind Of
money in payment OF wages. Pre'um-
ably they will refuse to accept them il
any other kind Of business tranaction,
Mr.. Sovereign expects general obo.
dience to his order. It will be surpris.
ing II there be not disappointment in
store for him. Tho wagc-carnCrs Of
this country arc not likely to refuse to
accept any dollar that is worth one
hundred cents. The national bank Rote
is worth its face value. For every $0)is.
sued there is deposit OF 500 with the
governmental government bonds.
NGvera cont has been lost by holding
one OF these notes. The bank Of issue
may break, but nobody pays any Otton.
lion to thi, 50 far rs tho notes Of tho
bank are concerned, for everybody
knows that they will DO redeemed at
fuIlirco value, So the aotcs 20 on cir.
CulatiugOt par.
Ihismt the rock.ribbod money against
which Mr.. Sovereign socks to array the
Knights Of Labor. II he succeeds no
will have accomplished n remarkable
feat. Ho will no! succeed, for thoro is
no reason in the thing ho has undcrtA.
ken, and tho men OF his order know
thia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-02

According to poor's Manual, Just Is.
sued, tho gross earnings Of tho railrond0
Of the country In 1891 wcro Si42,OOO,OO
less than In tho preceding year, tho not
oarningsSi2, 100000 loss. lhi8Cnormous
Shhnkago has tod heavily Oh those
properties ItIsat once n CauIO aud m
effect Of tho hard times through which
tho country had bocn passing.
OF course tho business Of ttAnaportn
ton could not escape It's share Of tho
general depression, and tho moro this
business iolt II tho motoit rchcclod on
other kinds Of business IT, own misior
tunes. Tho docr,O'o In not earning 10
leaB tllana third Of tho iocton'e In tho
gross Tits morHs that tho railroads,
approaching tho aItuaton, CIT right
and lott, aud cut doom, to qaVo LIIOm.
WI"aS. lieLlefmcnts not absolutely noe
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Tho Mayor Of Chicago aud Dcb%
Vice President Howard, Of the AmOrl'
can Railway Union, says that in IL CON
ference at which he was present Mayor
Hopkins, OF Chicago, advised the move
mont which got DGhs aud the rest oi
them into trouble, Dsbs says hs docs
not feel like talking about the matter,
but that tho report is substantially
true.
Nothing that is known Of Hop
kius is inconsistent with such
u course on his part. He was dis
charged Pullman emplOye, and tho fight
was against Pullman, IIo is dOma'
goguo who would ike to stand well
with wage.earners. During tho strike
he was very slow to do anything to in'
teriere with the strikers. 10 Hopkins
was due a good deal Of the destruction
wrought by the strikers.
The advice OF Hopkins docs not hOIp
Debs aud the rost OF the strike leaders,
They should not have listened to bad
advice, ng matter whore it came from
The revelation Of the part Hopkins
played shows tho resentment of the
men to whom Hopkins gave his bad adj
vice. A wiser, man would have expoo'
ted thiS.
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G. A. II. DAYMGmr SPECIAL


To Nntlnnnl EnCnmpmrmt Mt Louisville
over Pennsylvania Lln""
On Monday, Sept. o, &. A. Il. veterans
aud friends from West Virginia, South.
western Pennsylvania and Southeastern
Ohio will 20 to the National Encamp.
ment over the Pennsylvania Limos, that
route having boon selected by II number
Of Posts. Arrangements have been
made for Special Trains to run through
to Louisville by daylight, reach.
ing there in tmo Tor supper on
Monday The organizations going
Oh tho Specials will include:
James a. Garfield and Lucy u. Hayes
Circles Ladies' OF the q. A. r., Of
Wheeling, SpanIIor Post, OF BeIlOirc,
lIranum Post, Of Bridgeport, Ihoburn
Post, OF Martins Ferry, L. N. Stanton
Post, OF StouDonviIlc, Gen. Lyon Post,
Of East Liverpool, Henry Cope Post, Of
Wolllvillc, q. ". SAustcr Post. OF 10.
ronto, j, I. McCrealy Post, of Criiz,
WOlCh Post, OF Uhnchsyillo and Dunni.
son, Minerva Post. q, Minerva, Sandy
Valley Post, Ui WayncsburG, Andrew
Crawford Post, OF New Philadelphia, Jno.
II. Carr Post. Of Port Washington, r NJ,
Lyon Post, Of Bowerston. Tue sprcia.u
will concentrate on tho Panhandle NJ
StcubunvilIo, Ncwcomcrstown and CHdi2
Junction, nXcursiOnists being carried
from thoir starting points without
change. Columbus will 10 reached ut
II a. m, from which point the specials
will run through TO Louisville ON fast
schedule without making any regular
stops, going via Nonia, Dayton aud IT,
dianapoli9. Leaving time from Wheel
lug will be- G:&) a. H., Wheeling time,
round trip 81 50. Excursion tickets At
that rate will also DO sold for regular
trains over tho Pennsylvania lines sop.
lomOer S,h, 9th, ION aud llth, All
tickets will DO good returning until
October D, inclusive. A cordial invI'
lNtion ls extended to poraOns Wishing
to mako an enjoyable trip to tho Ma
liuna oncNmpmUnt to join tho Daylight
Special cScnrNUn on September q IhO
Marty will DO Cougcui0l ono aud
will hc Choporonci by MIR Frod b.
Snukcy, Travelling Passenger Agent,
who will satisfactorily look niiur tho
comforts OF al, durln: tho entire trtp.
Tickets may bo obtained from Ticket
Agent j. g. lomlIuson or John Baltic,
WhOclug who wilI answer INQUIRIES
Tor further Information Oh tho subject.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-02
RANDOM ronImoAn NOTES.



dropped suddenly from tho summit
OF the AlIcghany mountain, into Wash.
ington Yesterday, and from an carly
morning temperature OF about GO as
Mountain Lake Park to an evening tenn.
poraturo horo in the ncighborhooi OF %
was great change. There was but Nix
hours' difference in tho two extremes,
but the CHANGE wasn't grNduaioI Tor |
struck tho hot wave at Cumberland,
which is only an hour and a half from
the mountain top, and came "a1Zling'
from thOrc into tho screening Rttnos.
phOro OF tho capital city feeling that
was "done brown" nnd ready for selv.
ing. Rto breakfast after u sleep uudor
heavy blankets in hotel in which
glowing ilroa werO burning aud | want.
cd everything smoking hot. A very
icw houra later was glad 10 enjoy a
dinner at which icol drinks wcro tho
chief delights. An "oldeg. inhabitRnt,"
who, By tho way, happened TO DO ono
OF tho old lNnd.mRrki in tho corridor Of
tho National hotOl, and has boon ocCu.
plying certain sUnt In u wrll.known
corner Just outside tho bar for tho past
fifteen years TO INV certain kn0wlOdsO,
volunteered tho information rs ant DO.
aldo him tanning myself that it had
been "tho hottest day In Nash'nton,
sab, since tho memorable aummAh Of
20, cab, whom leo was NJ n premium,
aud wa mad TO takO OuNh drinki
straight" When tho Thermometer rcg.
iltrrl % AT Warrington II - equivalent,
40 far ~ onC's feelings arO concerned, to
II hundred aud ono IN WhOAlihg, with
tho additional discomfort that ihN NOR.
curry doo1n'L anli with tho aun ~ II
docs tt tho metropolis Of tho upper
ONO valley. Tho asphalt pnycmrnla
hOrC arc things Of beauty, hut thOy Nro
not joys during Il heated spoil, for lhoy
retain tho warmth long after shutdown
aud all Washington snIlors fat into tho
night.
oil.
Amidst all tho owoItorlnt tlrrO arc
politics aud politics In Washington,
oven In tho absence Of COngrou. And
WHY shouldn't thOro boz 'lnoru ara
thousands oil anxious honrtt horr. All
Dyes nfO cast In tho direction NJ noxl
ycOr, and oil minds wondering what
bearing tho events that atu occurring
this yOaf will havO upon tho national
election. Nowhere outside VI 'unn8yl.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-02

HWfIlT DND1IcT 10 ne ItIV'NId
HUHTINGroS, ". Va, Sept Last
night the sheriff OF Carter county, Ken
lucky, arrested "Purso" Pcyton and
brought him here. lie is but eighteen
years oil aga aud is wanted for tho kill
ing Of Albert Davis at an ice cream
social in this county last July. lie had
successfully eIudod capture till this
time.
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essary to continued operating we're not
gone intoatnll, Wording iurces were
cut aud wages woro cut
lhose things could not happen with
out being felt seriously by tho country,
and they we're felt keenly, ESpsudI'
lures arc now on more liberal scale,
and this too thu country feels, Here
again cause and cfrlct arc shown to-
gsther.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-02

The Democratic nominee for governor
Of Kentucky is asking his Republican
opponent II, being elected governor and
having Il vacancy in the United States
senate to fll, he would appoint negro
senator. II such logical argument will
not hold in limo the Democracy OF Ken.
lucky, what, in the numc Of all that is
idiotic, will accomplish that now SEEM
ingIy impossible rosuI!T
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-02

Is a common complaint and IL dan.
cerous symptom. 1t means that the
system is dObiltatod because OF impure
blood. aud in this condition it is es'
peCiaIly liable to attacks OF diseOse.
Hoods SarsaparilIa is the remedy for
this condition, and also for that weak.
moss which prevails At the change OF
season, climate or life.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-02

GENERAL HARDIN, Democratic nomi'
nee for governor OF Kentucky, is hav.
ing hard time trying to make the
platform fit him. BY tho time he gets
through there will not DO much loft OF
him or the platform. Colonel Bradley,
tho Republican no minee, will DO fine
gnpnrnnr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-02

REPoRr says that Senators Quay and
Cameron arc out, because Cameron did
nothing to assist Qnny in tho ponn1yl.
vanin fight II truo this may prove to
DO unfortunate for Senator Cameron,
Senator Quay has shown himself worry
strong in Pennsylvania.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-02

THE welcome given by some Of the
poople Of Havana to the latest batch Of
Spanish ro.oniorccments has much tho
appearance OF a wake. Most Of the
Spanish troops have seen Spain for tho
last time. Some will fall fighting Gu.
bans. More will sucCumb to the hos.
tito climate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-02
School Books.

We shall make a speciality tins
year Of School Books, because We
want to get the children started
right. And in order to do SO, We
have placed in stock a full line Of
School Books for city and country
schools, Tablets for pen and pencil,
States, single and double; School
Bags for boys and girls. In fact
complete line of School Goods.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-02

THERE is now in New York, establish
ed at the suggestion of the Italian Cham
Dor OF Commerce. laboratory for test.
ing Italian wines. Those found to 90
pure are so certified. There should DO
some way to know what sort OF Ameri.
can wines deaterd pitt on the market,
but there is not The internal revenue
department should DO able to perform
this public service.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-02

An entertainment at Asbury Park for
the benefit oil the life guards on the
beach brought to each guard little
over Sl4, aud the fact iS commented on
az showing the ilIiberality OF the via
itors to that place. Tho life guards
should be provided and paid BY ASbury
Park, which lives on its patrons and
should protect their lives. Passing the
hat for the guards ia too much like the
Pullman Compauy's way OF paying Its
portsrS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-02

kerr HARpIE, the English Socialist,
says "thore are places in Liverpool aud
Manchester ten times worse than any
thing no saw in New York." aud no had
jus. been through the wors. part Of
New York. We are now prepared to
believe anything We may hear Of the
plague.spots in English cities. Those
in New Vow are bad enough, how bad
not many residents OF that great city
know.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-02

DNwndN ahouId bostonpcd prompt.
~. II poun becomes chronic DO
Vita Cole aud Ch0lOra CHrn h clcc.
tive, nic AMI cnrtNin. Hundred, OF
Iualimonina bear witness to the virtue
Ollnl,prcnL m1dlulno. 1t can nlwuvs
bp dpurnlod upon i,' uso Gnyu, tina
and mounv Logan nrUt Goa WNrul.
In, ", va. u T. rrnboly, BnpRnul.
md lnWt"tG o, lrtl,cDorl, q I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-02

IIooD's Puts act easily, yet promptly
and efficiently on the bowels and liver.
CSC. .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-02

YESTERDAY was an ideal day. II all
the days we're as delightful and ii every.
body were good, what world this
would be-.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-02

have fonnd in Washington, aud the
colonel looked cool, large as hs lie, in
duck pants aud u negligee shirt open at
the collar. lie talked to me between
times that he was interrupted by yaFi'
Gus assistants who were experimenting
the work Of refurni9hing and redecor'
aling tho senate wing Of tho capitol and
making II ready for tho opening OF the
now Republican Congress, By tho way,
pannel Garden, OF Wheeling, captain OF
tho capitol police, has his headquarters
in Col. Brights office Mt present, Cap
tain Garden, was told, mas made u
splendid record, lilo has command OF
So men who guard the buildings and
grounds, and Col, Bright says he ia a
model police officer.
Congressman b. b. DovOuer 10 in tho
city eniovinn tho hot wave. lie also
dropped oil tho mountain. li0 says he
came down here to get warm, aud that
Is absolutely tho sole purpoIO Of his
yisit-but | doubtit, CAD.
IHdshing,0n, D. C., AuIuH 80
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-02

TuGREis promise OF plentiful supply
OF oysIsRs, beginning with this pleasant
month Of septembaR,
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I OSI-ON SATURDAY. ArGrl
- u, ls9l, on n street car lrr. a.. r. ~
street aud bridge corner bag ll.. gy., j. -
bnok, containing u ~ none, .Ii 'r''
papers 4 liberia rcwaui,wI.. B., .,.. f.'hl
DORSEY. '".t
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NEW ApyERTIssmErrs

7 OsT-BLACK CARE. ErNyg.-
~ Fulton and IhIrtylhrd ra,'. pm
VIII please return same To llis Oal.r.r, 4ts
reward, .'F
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-02

USo Ut Mlus Ntuvr rLAErEUa tnr EplNAi.
WEAKNESS, Al drusglslS D,ll 'um tot gic,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-02

tlnh nuuNl session hrelui MOSnNy.
SirrEMNLt lU iNlt. lls suLU1l uncr ],
complete nui Nh ruNvl utuHNiun lu l'WN,ulN.
IyHllU NNtWH1TI, lSWiulrr l.sIrs. LAM.
MuuinN LNNul.NuIa uud lhu.ruuS
EucWM wlNWuNN.s. uUc.ui tnIuuir, from
ruhl,t .rloo. uul uUus Who dr.Itu IN uWuuu
higher hWuchu, WmW
Methods nnd ,rUFr wi Instruction rpmpnro
WyOmuy win ,hpu.B. ,tWlmtng in tho riuu.
lry
BOYS tnuolrrl w lO I|matO AMI iuafmplt
otto l'nfmohu Eos uIwuiu or iuluyuW.
Npply Ia
Mrs. Ne STEVENS NlRN
i'tincml, Wuco.mt w. Va
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SEGUIN BUSINESS COLLEGE

1852. 1895
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vania was tho great Republican fac,ional
fight in that state watched with greater
interest than here, particularly among
Democratic leaders and ohicoholdors,
who felt that, somehow or oihCr, tbs
dOstinie' Of tho Republican party in tie
country ut large wore Involved to u Ger.
tain extent. Tho result was unlocked
for by them. They expected to SEQ two
conventions and u split that would dis.
rupt the Republican party in its great.
est stronghold. They expected Quay,
whose masteriul generaIshlp they so
we'll know, to win hia fight, but they did
not look for him to make such use OF his
victory as he did, Up to tho day OF tho
convention they had regarded Me Ro'
nubicau party OF Pennsylvania as u
house DIVIDED against itself, in which
each faction was in to the bitter end aud
in which the victor would give 10
quarter to tho vanquished,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-06-09

ss,ties. T. hereby given that ]. Y - hlti
h..rrt.,fnre appointed receiver and conn D..
s..,n,.r In the cause of freihcrE, Nhnr = -;
,aT A Mnvs et ~. No. TN2 on the u"tANt -
-. ffnttgd states court In the Indian Agrrts
-, "a Arsfunrc e. take possession ~ -. 5
Iii fhs property hereinafter ueseFan.u -. -.
IL accordance With thF decree ~ al. ra .-hat a
e-rrt0fnrs made and entered. Hrll rAls .lsll
erfv on "wednesday. the ath jay ~ -. -.
fsa5 n uuhiic outcry tu the htEhe-A 30. -
bi.idrr nu the fuliuEinE terms. 10 ~ - -
s.rgiit ~ 20 days. 20 dnyr and ia Jay 49,
rssnt@ a. hr equally dtNtdrd ans ~ 49, 49,
. s-ha-s. money tu be secured ~ Eu1d anu 80. 80
grf~ut bond. tu he approved ~ % s. 49,. !,
-f..rs.. she property Co. De -stin uhtff -ti'
.fs..-.,. Is-erIhesl a. fultuw-. tu-Nlt.
frrfnfu house and iut attuatrW ~ -
.,uth sisi. uf Main street. IN thf H'g = ~ =.
Ar,lmar,.. Indian Territory. the -ai.s =. = @ y
- f.sss frnnf IN Main street. uy - teets -.
~nI known 8 lut Nu. u ~ hl"cs Z. - I
thr A MAJ nrp map ~ thn t"s = ". 80 49,
srur,. 4 T. the same being the hw".F -
i..f fnrrreriv owned by e. l. and l. y. y -
s,n and bounded a. fulinWss ~ -.
tr,rf on the north. hy MIL street e1 ~
,...st tv Tssihrtter street uu the ~muth "a
~ house nuw owned by Prank Fr"n-tss - -
ne ra~t said sale viii take place th 49, ~
- aid building un said bot eet~.el - -
. b.,ur- ,lf 10 O'Clock a. M. and I" tt"t y. - =.
. IN mnfh date. AZ said sale prrsun- 90 ~ = =
81 .-ttfnrn@ 80 the ChickA-aw NAtAmns@Al ~ -
h.. competent g. purchase raih rrsisg.ss-
s-as Receiver and Commissioned
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mAnNsvILLE aurTERINos.

fMANNsvILLE, June s.-LSPecial
Correspondence.l Weather fne.
Crops booming.
Oats nearly ready to harvest.
Dir. Arnold returned to his home
at Caddo yesterday, taking his
daughter, Mrs. Robinson with him.
Prof. Johnson, of marguerite,
Texas, one Of Mannsville's old school
teachers, is visiting friends here this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. r. Mann and Miss
Myrtle, who are visiting at McAles-
ter, are expected home this week.
Croquet, the favorite game, still
holds the sway.
The ARDMoREITE' Oakland cor
respondent, was up recently and
tried the boys at game and must
have been convinced that the Manns
willie players arc hard TO handle, a'
he was not in il "a tall"
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S,rlr.. q. hereby given that undsr anh ~
frtus. - an order ~ the Nnitwd St@ie-
.,,srt - ArtImarc. this day male. VII ~
,s.ti.s 49,. nr.f dav nf july next. 81 hstus
IL m. southern district uf the Indian lrrtl
ts,~v vrtthin legal hourr, proceed :" ~ ,, -
r,s,l,ii,. sale e. the highest AMI hr~t h.slAN.'
- ..s,.- -fn-frth cash auti. balance N tnfeet.
- - nine mont h. 81 fcrrctl pay me - Z" -
secured BY approved per-onal s.s f,..s,,
F...u,r trn ter cent interest per annHm lr.tt.
Tsfss until paid: all 20 the NtncE - kensra.
,.,.rf hanslise two store houses AMI = = 4tut.
\, the MD town 80 Ron; rix head ~ NwI Z
- -fxtv-uva head 20 stock cattle Ane
tbtrtv head af horses and mules HelnAk %
~ an, r~fats. 20 VIM. VI. nat~nn. hrt tA-stt.
Iurfs A u. tssi- 4No- Y. ANt -. - s...t A
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FOR sale Cheap.

For Sale Chcap-
bankrupt stock Of furniture whlch
in,n;cc. 81 $50 10 hc sold at once lot
cash. BIG bargain
W 81. MCGREGoR, ruslee-
-ar Wichita Falls, Tex.
Hams NJ lie at VI. +. Wyse. 3l-ti
WE don't scatter shot in a dozen
diiferent lines OF business. We STICK
H. SHOES, and sell only SHOES, anu
Inv making one low price we sell Io's
"a ,hrn, BOTTOMS x HAMILToS,
Oh 'ileiH SHOE MEN
Eaisius 5c per pound at NJ. T.
WVsp 3.
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In IN. United states Court In the lndlan lsr-
ritory. southern District o'''''
In Trnnir Johnson. plaintiff. y. NrNt9n
IohnHnu. defendant fhc deithtlAl' 80.
C.,art In thirty days and answer ~. I'm
sininf n the plaintiff. lou Tennie .nn-'1 I,
Flgsst. ,.s.,,,a.s thg Honorable Constantine -
.-it..'--,. rullt.fs "a said Court. and the seat
,S,.r..sf' this 9Th day - May. tsia 60
t"ettt- ! " pu1LLfFs. CLERK.
rr.t rs p. J. PEAncH. DEPUTY
a.
ta.rnf,- Mcclure a nrnnce. atfwruwN~s
a. Campbell. attorney Tor n"n-Fe-'''N'
frudaut.