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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-04
couNTERrrlYrRs ARnEsrrD

Georgetown, Texas. December S.-Deputy
Sheriff Gamble assisted hy Constable Zlm-
norman. arrested Manuel Jones. Dick
stalicup and John stallcup, on Bru<hy
creek near Taylor, todE, for counter
telting. Molds for silver quarters and
nlekels were found n their possession
besides a lot OF metal and counterfeit
COIN They are oil three yoVng white men.
Inc stal!cups are residents OF this county
hnd Jones Is from Bosqge county. They
We're lodged in tail this evening to await
orders from the United States marshal.
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GOLD MINING pnor

pehVe-. Colo. December s-Miners who
are familiar with the development of the
vast heids Of Colorado predict that the
lung sensation OF 1896 will center IN
~ S'Tb as county i Is estimated that com,
yolt '"s Eielaed IN ,he past $50 O00, Oo1 IN
b eoU''I mas mas been worked over. syndicates
p psEg secured thousands OF acres Of rich
lSrec,, nT9und in the neighbcrhood of
-, rif,uEs, ana next spring explorn-
lloh VIII he begun on a gigantic scaie'
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THE srA1rE cApIrAL.
Rexar County Bonds Anprcvei-ChRrterS
f'ffesf--ft. yVn nd s)rfPrnt

N'S''- 49,, -, 4 st,s..i
Austin. Texas. December a.--The attor-
ney general approved an sse,oo1 issue or
Bexnr county court house bonds and "a
s7n9 issue OF Reeves county rcfunding
bonds
Hon. Bryan CalaEhaa. county judge OF
IseSar county. was a caller a; the at
torn@y generals office today. his business
relaiing to certain Bexar county bond Is
sues he Is at the Hotel salge.
II. B. Henson. secretary of the Inter
national ard Great Northern Railroad
company. and W. G. Pierce. general coun-
sci Of the same corporation. both of New
York are here to-day aud appeared pe-
FORE the railroad commission this morn
Ing IN the matter OF the agreement en-
tered into between the parties at interest
"a The 6Alvcsio1, Houston md Henderson
by bis Wife and sister Mrs Gailager.
Comptroller Fin.ey has gone 10 Houston
Mater naer of Houston, vice president
Of thc Galveston. Houston and Henderson,
fsA road company, Colonel Van A-styne
pany. and Co,oaei John n. simpson Of
Dallas. thirG vice president o. the MIS-
souri,. Kansas and Texas, Appeared bt-
fore the railroad commission this morn
INK 10 the Galveston, Houston uad Hen
Cienetal Manager r. ". Campbell of the
George - Walker Of San Antonio. the
wal kuown theatrical uiaraget, are reg
istgrcA al the Hotel Salge.
IT" foEpN ns charters were hled IN inc
department ~ state today. The Ierrei
Hardware company Of Terrell, capital
stock 500 inrorpora ors: r. NJ Barton.
JaueE Wallace ard +. X. Scott Grand
Chapter " the oreer of tNc Eastern star
10 Texas niace - business houston ne
casf,. tur- s. ID. Moore. T. W Fort,
I-- $500 s Roberts. no raritn stock F1e
fH.t FEAST IuuIrg ana NrN.Nf FtNE tom
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A GOOD wRITF.IrP

wharton, Texas, December IA party
OF hunters came m Yesterday 10 accom-
pany Captain Jim Barhoe on grand
bear hunt ~ the lower counties They
are Hon j. d. McGregor State Revenue
Agent Morrison, Commissioner Rose and
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FIRST FREEZE OF THE SEASON

81 Louis Mo- December SAN aged
tramp ana Moses Beltz, aged 50. living
y! IN shan,y near the Wabash track, were
stusen 20 death in tire ~i wave that
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nn1rn no KILL HIS WI ~

TRIED TO KILL HIS ,,.r IN
Fort Worth, Texas pes -, he y
ter Lee, a negro living ns sstt,sng!e
switch yards IN this o T,,' ~ s,r.siss l,
on the head With s sor hr. X
She was unconscious ~ right. ha 4
now coming around al, i. " been ess., j
band fled and has not ye.-.-
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London, December A dispatch to the
Daily News from Berlin says that II was
stated in the Hobbies Of the relchstag today
that Baron Won I<oeler had ordered the
dissolution of the socialist clubs. which act
IS supposed 10 be the cause of his dismissal
without consuliin~ the chancellor, Won Ilo-
henlohe. or his colleagues.
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HAS KILLED OTHERS

Statistics show that 20 per cent 4, n,
deaths from pneumonia, Brish,'s discs
and similar complaints are caused ma,
arrangements Of the liver and kdnsy
These great organs keep the blood pure i,
in heaithful motion. When they get on, !,
order the blood becomes poisoned Il,
circulation impeded and the whole systey|
speedily breaks down. 1t Is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-04
BRAzlL WON'T ARRITRATE,

Bucnos Ayres. December "a dispatch
from RIO de Janeiro says; Brazil has re-
fused to submit, either the Trinidad dis
pute, involving the sovereignty over that
island, or the Amapa dispute, iuvclviu-
ration
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A CUT ~ NAILS NNphcrnll

cleveland, Ohio, December s.-The lead.
ing wire nan manufacturers OF pennsyl-
NEanln. Ohio Illinois and other states are
nose IN attendance refuse to talk as 10
H oVSct OF the meeting, hut II Is sta, cd
of nails. 10 ''0 lf'Su
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lis, Blood Poison, NnfilrsiieuiIlss, 'fs.ss'
ney and Bladder s.rlsIurs. ~
tarrhai Discharge uicefs sn' 5,
tism, Pimples, Pies ,r,,lfpl
of Women. ,a..ss DR.. H.. y.
co, 129 w. coIifnplsdiN No. y 2
s s New Orleans ,, w. By 81, III Y
Mail treatment s IA ie,nlss,sss <
Ear Women. No. 3 iof 4,
4 for Catarrh. y.
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TRoTTING STOCK SALE.

New York. December S.--Madi on S usre
was well nled with horse ralsers when
the nrst days sale Of trotting stock. by
Kellogg 4 Co, was opened. The sale VIII
continue for four days. The first lot OF
stock sold was from the Palo Alto stock
farm OF The late Senator Lel4nd stanford
prices were as follows;
!, Rio Alto, b, c. by Ralo Alto Elise. by
10 slSter ' proprie 1 'S sa sSSym lhaFm
York $500
Ellen Houser, b. T., by Truman Elsie. by
Pa. SG51
Las mol. b. G., by Aamoor-Novellst. by
general Berton; c. Il. FAN Boston y, s..
Agrael b, T.. 1898. ASmoor- Robecca; ].
II. osternayaut, Melrose S655.
:, Mete!la, ,. T., lSaS, Whips-Matron. Il. S.
Wells. 5000,
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WAS ISLAM OR THE SWORD.
The Alternative Offered BY the Turks
10 Siyas and Harpool.
THE BRITISH AMBASSADORS STAND.
The Passage Of the Dsrdaneles VIII De
Made on satur .ay-A British
Threat-Activity.

Berlin. December s.-A dispatch from
Constantlnople to tho Frankfort Zeitung
says that Sir Phillip currie, the BRUSH
ambassador has had an interview with
Tewfk Pasha. the Turkish minister OF
foreign affairs. during which the former
notified the latter that Great Britain al
which to grant the permission for an adj
ditlonal guard ship to pass the Dardan-
Giles for the protection OF the British EN-
bassy at Constantinople In the event
Of refusal. the Frankfort zeitung dis
patch adds. Sir Phillip Currie informed
Tewfik Pasha that a British gunboat
would be sent through the Daruanelles
without the permission asked for.
It is further stated that l.aly nnorses
the action Of Great Britain in this mat
ter The interview alluded to is believed
TO have taken place yesterday inquiries
nado in official circles here fail to elicit
a confirmation OF tho report
London, December i.-The Daily News
correspondent at Constantinople says:
\ letter from European at Marsovan
says that on Saturday, after the massacre
there was a CHASTITY spectacle at the edge
Of the Armenian cemetery. Corpses were
brought by the wagon load aud tossed
upon the ground In heaps Aside from
TIA erning OF the bodies by the perpetrat-
ara of q horde
Of barbarians pounced upon these heaps
and stripped the corpses of what clothing
they had, leaving them in all degrees Of
nudity. FINALLY. about noon. "A score OF
Armenians, headed by a priest were sent
under protection Of soldiers TO bury The
curpses Eighty-three Of them were Tad
In II single trench Probably about l0l
were xii ed.
Tho Vienna correspondent OF the Daily
News says That n telegram to the Turkish
embassy there last night Cluc-dayI says
that the sultan has resolved to break all
diplomatic relations II the powers force
the l1ardanelles.
A dispatch from Rome to the Daily
News says there is great activity In all
the Italian arsenals to prepare the whole
naval force Of the country. The cruiser
Pomontc, the newest aud fastest in the
italian service, the speed bctus y knots
Hu hour, has been ordered 10 the LIE
want,
STRENGTHENING FORTIFtCATIoNs.
Coustartinoplc, December 2.-Nia Sofia,
December 3)-As this dispatch is sent,
enrly Monday morning, there are no fur
Their developments In the political situation
here. The work of strengthening the fer
uhcations of the Dardanelles continues
dag and night. The soldiers are busily
ut work throwing up fresh dofcnSes. and
the most lively scenes are Witnessed from
tHe entrance OF me Dardanelies to thc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-04
ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
The Beach Hotel Property Sold Tn
der the Hammer.
A NEW UNION DEPOT TO BE BUILT
Texas Insurance Companies Soliciting
Subscriptions 10 s'ocs-Bound Over
for Ihfansieide- General News

GALVESTON. Iexat. Decemper 81 ne
Beach hotel WAS sold at noon today by
Captain j. p. Alvey. trustee for the bond
holders. Mr.. Fred Wsrrnur-st opened the
bidding with an ofisr OF SsNa City At
tornay James b. Stubhs stepped forward
and read a notice on The part OF the Gal
weston City railroad. clairulrEthe benches
upon the lawn and the small frame build
ing on the east end Of the lot. ne also
read a notice on the part Of Colonel w.
II Sinclair. claiming one-sixta interes; IN
she property and that the sale Was with
out has consent.
Captain Alvey said tha; the title 70 the
property was IN him. and that he was
prepared 70 make a soo3 deed. that he
was selling the hotel for the benefit OF
Colonel Sirc.alr and all the bondhqlders.
The Kidding was then resumed Mr. /.
LoYeuberg offered 'i0H"; MT. r.. $ Flint
ra.ssd h!m 20 81 tg4. Mr.. LoNeabcrg then
bid Naf"0. and. 70 on offering mora, tbs
property wae HnocNsd on 70 Dim.
Mr.. l.cyenbcre Informed Captain Alvey
that be would Inform BIN lste< - whom
the deed should BE fnAiA. Wher seen by
Post reporter 0tr. LoEcnh.rs said he
chaser's nams The aeN owners cf the
baAa4nE nssuUe he taxes and paving .ts-
sessrlelts Asa'rAt i' Uaich Agg said to
THE CHILD MURDER.
Sarah BIRD charged Nl'h ;hs inarsrr %
the iufan, unL q vel on tha southwest
corne- g, Twcuty-arst street ana ayenue
p Saturday oftetac0n. haa preliminary
acsrirE e-f1fs Reeoria- Johnson mis- AZ
ie~noen snd was ratHi over - avg.,!t the
Sc 60 ct fHe 80 40 lsff 4r bond -
tn' rr r aad attorney "lrl
cu-nsts-.al was -t-r --I. -l. r.s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-04
Ma rIONAL TROTTlNG AeSOCIN7fON

New York, December ga Regular m o
Ing OF the board OF review OF the National
trotting association began at Murray Hil
tonight and win continue the balance OF
the week. There are a number OF nc table
cases ON the Cooket The members OF the
beard present We're; Major j. ]. Johnson.
Lexington. Ky; David bonner New
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Tho schooner Martha, which has tcen
he'd on an attachment ~ dol, - s;sa.
was repityined rs her 9vuers th.s aftcr-
noon and viii leave Port Some time ln
The incoming The Martin WI proceed
- Sabine Pass. az which u!4cr she vii
take o cargo o. lumber ln Tnmplco NrSi-
20, end RETURN 90 Galveston with n mixed
cargo " fruH from Tuxpan
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OF rsisss.~ss.s
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-04
A THOUGHT
THAT killed
A NAN

He thought that he could I'm. ~,
ease. He was run down in h.. IN ~
tired and worn out, complained 4, s,. y,
ness. biliousness, backaches sns ~. a,''
aches. His liver and kidneys wor, n, ~. !,
order. He thought TO get well /, 49,. y
himself with cheap pills And ,h., -
the ending. He fell victim to B,,,sr,
disease! The money he ought d s,s
invested In a safe, reliable remedy v.,,
for tombstone. The thought that kr,,
this man
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1895-05-09
WANTS. ron sALE. LOST. srRATED, STOLEN


zach notice. Of the character indicated, not
exceeding Fifty words, will be Inserted two
weeks under this heading for Fifty cents.l
sTRAlED-From ChAmherlln place onCabin
creek. April rs. dun or yellow horse pony ago 8
or branded 5 on LETT law bay mare age white
spot In forehead. rs hAnds hiehi bay year old
mare colt. Liberal reward for return or In
formation. II l.. Chamberiln, Vinita. $3.50
sTRAYED-One yellow sorrel mare. blind
Ia right eye, weighs about 80 lbs Len
EushyheAd ford on Nerdlgrla river, 7 miles
aontneast OF NowatA. miles south Of CoOdyh
nlun VIII pay liberal reward for inlorma-
tlon or return OF mare 10 Bushyhead ford. W.
Il. Zlnk, Nowata, 1. 7.
TAKEN UP-A span Of horses bay mare. 10
years old, 10 hands high, heavy name and
tail. no brands, 10 paoeri bay horse, yoars
old. is hands high, heavy name and tall, no
brands. In pasture al James Lamw's,s miles
east OF AdAlr. Call On or address, j. N. Rix,
Adair. l. 4. S-ao
sTRAYED-DArk Gay pacing mare. 7 years
old. spot In forehead, hole or dlmple len aide
Of neck al shoulder. name lays on right sides
year old horse. In better hesh, Jiuhter bay,
heavy tall aud rather heavy fetlooks, name on
len sldei one old paolng horse, color OF the
mare, spot In the forehead, lump on point Of
each shoulder, white spot on each ade OF
neck In mont Of collar. dim brand on len
shoulder n. all are work horses. e5 for IN,
formation leading 70 recovery. Aldoph Mo-
Coy, Eowalai Ut wa
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1895-05-09
{. N. RATCL|FF MERCANTILE CO.
LEADERS IN PRICES
ca. Bates, Advertising Talks.

The first insertion of an adver-
tisement very seldom pays. That
is to say-if you have never adver-
tised before in a certain paper 1t
will take some little time for its
readers to get acquainted with you,
and until they do, don't expect
much return. There are occasion
al exceptions, of course, but they
are few and far between. 1t is the
systematic, persistent effort that
paws in advertising as in every
thing else. In taking medicine
the regularity Of the dose is almost
as imp@itant as the drug itself.
FSf that reason the columns OF
a newspaper offer the very best
medium for business announce
ments. For that reason programs
and wall hangers and schemes OF
all sorts, from an industrial write
up OF the town to a picture card,
are never effective. 1t may be
we'll enough to indulge in pretty
novelty occasionally, il you are
using all the space you need in
the papers.
/ have been a publisher Of pro-
grams and of other schemes-l
have advertised in them, and in
my whole experience on both
sides Of the fence | have never
heard or known Of single adver.
tisement in a medium(2) of that
kind that paid. The local paper
goes into the house bristliug with
intelligence, brimful of the news
Of the world, sparkling with the
daily doings Of the comm unity. II
its advertisers are awake to their
opportunities it contains business
news of value to every reader, for
il pays to read advertisements. 8.
Advertisements are becoming
more truthful every day. Busi-
ness men know that their news
must be true, or it will fail-they
remember the story of the boy and
the wolf. think it is safe to say
that any woman who makes 9
business Of reading busines news
ads.-will increase the buying
power Of her husbands dollar
| 25 per cent. am not sure bu
the per centage is even greater a
my house.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1895-05-09
Billiards. Horehound SyIup.

We guarantee THE to be the best
cough syrup manufactured in the
whole wide world. This is saying a
great deal, but II is true. For con-
sumption, coughs, colds, sore throat,
sore chest, pneumonis, bronchitis,
asthma. Group, whooping cough, and
all diseases of the throat and lungs. we
positively guarantee Ballard's hore-
hound syrup to be without an equal
on the whole face OF the globe. In
support Of this statement We refer to
every individual who has ever used IT,.
and to every druggist who has ever
sold it. Such evidence is indisput-
able. Sold by p. Shanahan.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1895-05-09
WHEN FATHER CARYEs THE DUCK.


We all look on with anxious eyes
when father carves the duck.
And mother almost aiwsys sighs,
When father carves the duck;
Then all OF US prepare 10 rise.
And hold our bibs before our eyes.
And be prepared for some surprise,
when father carves the duck.
He braces up and grabs a fork.
whene'er he caryes duck.
And wont allow q soul 10 talk,
Until he's carved the duck.
The fork IL Jabbsd into the aides
Across the breast the knife he sildos,
while every careful person hides
From dying ehips OF duck.
The piatter's always sure to slip
wheL father caryes duck.
And how II makes the dishes skip,
Potatoes ny amuck.
The squash aud cabbage leap in space,
We get some gravy In our face,
And father matters TIlndoo grace
whene'er he carves 3 duck.
We then have learned 30 walk around
The dinlng-room and pluck
From on the wlndow-sllls and walls
Our share OF father's duck,
While father growls and blows and jaws,
And swears the knife was full OF flaws,
And mother Jeers ct him because
He couldn't carve duck.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1895-05-09
LOCAL NOTES.

Lamps at Miller's.
Going to Kansas City2
Croquet sets at Miller's.
Don't the gardens grow2
Water coolers at Miller's.
Note the new ad. of the rripoli filter.
Sweet potato plants at the nursery.
Pure ice. Vinita Meat and Grocery
90.
So to Kansas City and return on the
10th.
Ice; leave orders at A. B. Nichols
grocery.
This is May. the month Of roses and
picnics.
Refrigerators and ice cream freeEers
at Miller's.
No more credit. vinita Meat and
Grocery Co.
Chinch bugs have worked havoc
with the heat.
Buggy whips, nets and lap busters
at Lee Barrett's.
All kinds of blanks for sale at this
Office; order by mail.
Gasoline and coal oil stoves at Mil
ler's hardware store.
A rain of incalculable value to this
country fell Saturday.
"Painter" Green and Mrs. Connolly
were married last week.
Rev. Caldwell preached at Pheasant I
Hill Sunday afternoon.
Dennis Hicks had good mare killed
by a train Monday morning.
W. r. Badgett and viii Wright had
a good days fishing Friday.
Building hardware at Miller's. Most
complete stock in the nation.
New patent post hole diggers at
ChsrlesWorth & Butfington's.
This Office is the place to apply IL
you want to buy city property.
g. W. Miller ia going into the insur-
once business with j. P. Scott.
q. A. WaddIe and sons are drilling a
well at the nurseries this week.
\ Owners OF horses get their printing
at this Office quickly and cheap.
The annua! "bread" dance of the
shawnees closed few days since.
Notice reduction Of 20 per cent Offer
ed by waddle Bros. on drilled wells.
stoughton wagons with extra side.
boards at Charlesworth & Budington's,
The seniors at the Academy held
their annual reception Tuesday night.
A free cabinet photograph OF any
person seventy years old, at Fowier's
They have come to be "Gypsy
teas" and are quite popular just now
Joe Blosser and wife are now living
An the fanciest cottage In town-theiI
own.
Don't ask foolish questionsi that's q
grub plow at Oharlesworth q Buthng'
toms.
Mrs. Hopkins died ot Big Cabin last
Friday and was buried the day follow
Ing.
Leave your orders for pure Ice at VI
nita Meat and Grocery 90. Wagor
starts next week.
Rev. ]. J.. Lovett, presiding elder
occupied Bro. 0reathouse's pulpit sun
day svsring.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1895-05-09
A Sound Liver Makes 4 Well Man.

Are you hihous, constipated or
troubled with janndice, sick headache,
bad taste in mouth, foul breath, coat
ed tongue, dyspepsia, indignation, hot
dry skin, pain in back and between
the shoulders, chils and fever. etc. IL
you have any OF these symptoms, your
liver is out OF order, and your blood is
slowly being poisoned, because your
liver does not act properly. Herbine
will cure any disorder Of the liver,
stomach or bowels. II has no equal
AZ a liver medicine. Price 10 cents.
Free trial bottles at p. shanahan's.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1895-05-09
BsIlard,s Snow LlnIment.


Mrs. Hamilton. Cambridge, Ills,
says; ! had the rheumatism so bad
! could not raise my hand to my head.
Billiards. Snow liniment has entirely
cured me. take pleasure in inform
ing my neigbbors and friends what it
has done for me, Chas. Handley, clerk
for Lay & Lyman, Kewanee. Ills,
advises us Snow liniment cured him
Of rheumatism. Why not try it7 1t
will surely do you good. II cures all
inflammation. wounds, sores cuts,
sprains, etc. Sold by P. Shanahan. 4
On sunday, the 10th the NJ, X. & T.
will sell tickets to Kansas City and
return for So. Train leaves yinita at
5 a. m, and Kansas City at s p. m.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1895-05-09

willie IIalsell College, May 20 10. 1896.
Sunday, May 26th, commencement sermon,
by Rev. Joe Jamison.
Monday evening, entertainment by Phil
omatheAns aud Busy Workers.
Tuesday evening, entertainment by Appol-
lonian Literary Society. and oratorIcal con-
test for medal
Wednesday evening. entertainment by CAL
liopIan Literary Society.
Thursday morning. May seth, commence
ment exercises. Address to class and to the
societies.
W Il. RowsKY, President.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1895-05-09

To whom Il may c0acerni
hereby recommend the law arm Of Turner
a Burckhalter, which IL composed OF John ID
Turner and James II. Burckhaltor, as being
reliable and competent 10 transact all legal
business entrusted 90 them and which they
will appreciate as FULLY a. did the undersigned.
Dated at vinita, 1. T.. May lat, leoo.
jonathan GoRn.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1895-05-09
DISSOLUTION.

To whom II may lneern:
Owing TO the private business OF Jonathan
Gore demanding his continued attention it Il
hereby agreed by and between Jonathan Gore,
j. ID. Burckhalter and o. ID. Neville, hereto
fore doing business at Vinita under the hrm
name OF Gore, Burckhalter a Neville. thai
said arm is hereby dissolved and that oil
business now on hand belonging TO said arm
shall belong to j. b. BuTckhalter and o. ID
Neville 'he surviving members.
Done az Vinita. l. T April s7th lsa5.
Signed.
JONATHAN GoRK,
J. II. BuncKuALrrn
D. ID. NAvILLE.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1895-05-09

To whom II may concern;
The Undersigned. John Il. Turner and
James B. Burckhalter have this day entered
into partnership for the practice OF law.
Dated at HinitA, J. r., May lst, 1885.
Signed.
JoHN ID. TuRNHR,
ID. BuRcKuALrgn