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pains caused by Ovarian and w.,
troubles. l cannot express nv crs
tude. hope and pray that otbcr =,
fering women will realize the W..
and Importance OF my statement ,,s
accept the relief that is sure to a,,. -.
the use of the Pinkhar, Med,c;nss
MIS- JAMES PARRISH. 25Oi Marian
St.. n. f., minneapolis. Mimi
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WATSON STILL OPPOSES FUSION.

Atlanta. Ga. October 14.-ln response
10 telegram OF inquiry from the Atlanta
Journal. II. W. Reed. Tom Watsons per-
sonal representative in the National oopu-
list committee in session at Chicago
wires as follows
To the Atlanta journal: In reply to
your cablegram Mr.. Watson will never
be satisfied that the fusion is the correc,
one. as he has repeatedly expressed him
self. and several members OF the National
committee agree with him. The committee
concluded IT was too late to consider anoth-
er plan and do not intend to be held re-
sponsible in case reform president
should not be elected
IL do not anticipate any friction be-
tween the committee and candidates.
III. W. Re.l.''
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TOR bryan now; FOR McKlaley ia

1S40.'
Dir. Bryan said In part: Somebody has
said that everybody knows more than any
body and when We get an opinion OF the
majority of the people we get as near the
opinion OF everybody as you can obtain in
| government and in this campaign We are
| submitting our cause TO the judgment -
the American people. have been criticised
SO many times for travelling around among
the people but. my friends. don't know
where candidate Is going to 20 II you
don't allow him 10 20 among the people
who are to vote for him. There Is no other
| place that / can go and feel at home. II
we're TO 10 eial yisit .he quarters cf !
trust they would put me out II l were 10
try to make my home with the syndicates
that have been bleeding this government I
could not stay there long and the people
are about the only ones TO whom | can 20
and not feel that my coming will be un-
welcome II a candidate is to meet the poo-
ple he must go 10 them, or they must come
to him aud times are so hard under the
gold standard that | had to come TO you.
| don't think IL is undigniied for cam
didatc for office TO discuss public questions
before those who are to vote. do not think
It is undgnifed for man to tell the peo-
pie what he believes in and what ne stands
for In going about over the country /
am not begging people to vote for me
! have too high an opinion Of the right to
/ vote. have too nigh an opinion oil inc IN
! teiiigence OF the voter 10 ask him for his
! vote as a personal favor. This IS not
matter OF personality, my friends.
Candidates stand for IDEAS. They stanA
for policies and you vote for candidate
because you want the policies Tor "hich
he stands stand for an American tinah-
cial system for the right OF the
American people to attend 70 theF
own business and am entltlea
their own business and am entitled 10
T no. nf taef ~ believe
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HOUND LOST

Strayed. from the county Jail. two ~
three days ago, a bitch hound. The All.
NAL is large, black and tan. years N
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SALOON FhIIVRr

Bolton, Texas. October li.-Wasson 4
Hale. saloonists. assigned this morning
T. +. Baker assignee.
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10 eUHE corn IN on" ',,sts
take Lnxa,Ivc Bromo ounine T "a AN
All druggists refund the noAe'
TO cure, &c.
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Total .1,3SO ,ol5.42s Avl0oS sl,sI5.ssi.w
Average price Of silver for three yea,
Farm Price.
Tolal LEE. i02 .OSs AK sGilNl,,
.oss h three years, s6as. az. Ogs.


Average price of silver for three yean
69ai cents.
Loss In three years, S69S .672.09S
Production Busheli
Average 1Ss0-S2 ........ .... 4s2005ls
Average 1Ss3-90 ........ ...... AL lG1.sS
Exports Bushels
Average lSSG-s2 ........ ...... 1?7,iI9ei
Average 1Sg3-95 ........ .... 15I5a,.sN
Figures for lSs0-s2 see report OF th,
secretary of agriculture for 1893. page 49,
Figures for 1895 see report OF the seers.
tary of agriculture for 1898. page S?1. F1
price Of silver see Void Almanac for lss
page 50i
The farmers lost ssas 672 ,O96, very near
800 COO, 600 in three years on wheat, owing
to the gold standard. which Is increasing
the purchasing power OF all or nonsy
annually
Tho average production wa. greater
during the years 1850, 1881, 1882 than 'he
average for 1898. 1891. 1896 although he
exports for 1893, 1874. 1895 were lirsr'
than 1850, 1851. 1889, which is sef-eyidens
that the demand from foreign countries
was greater. although the price in con-
fcrmity to the price OF silver was one
half
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-15

BRoTHEEHoOn or ST, ANDREW,
lHtsburg. Pa. October 1.-THE eleventh
annual convention OF tho Brother
hood OF st. Andrew OF the United States
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until l took Lydia
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. Oh. what
Il relief it is, not TO
have that tire, feel {
ing day after day, in
the morning as much
az at night after n
hard days work, and
to be free from all
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OBJECT LESSONS.
Nearly Seven Hundred Millions Lost A
Whe0t Alone.
Farm Price

The following is the value OF the wAa,
crops of 1850, 1851, IsS2, 1898. 1894 al
1895:
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Oh! WHAT A RELIED

az suffered with terrible
left ovary and womb. Nv h,o,.
all tie time. IVA achsl
- had kidney trouble bad,v =
tors prescribed for me, and | iol,o ~
their advice. but found no relief V"s
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1896-12-18
GOLD
I Or Silver
Makes no difference in the standard OF
.MevyGeId s. Bs'OsC's's.
ROWE RAS1S FERTIIuZERS which have stood the test
Of many years. OUR PRICES
The Superior Steel Frame Fer
tiIiZer Drill.

THE SUPERIOR FERTILIZER DRILL furnished with the famous Marks
fertilizer improved by the Superior D 20 anu our
DOUBLE FORCE FEED GRAIN DlSrklBurhh'
the most perfect feed made. . 49, .
Force Feed Seeder which splendid work with all uS
grass seed. A. ...o. =.
Disk Wheels all on the axle near the center Of
BY this improved device change quahy
obtained instant of time without change @
enables
refrain from doing so varying fertility the change being accom-
a OF aver.
Universally Satisfactory Marks Feed Fertilizer Attachments used all
ertizng fed in
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1896-12-18
GATTINGa TAKE a DROP.
1000 Rolls 40 Different Patterns.

bought
at
sandbu
ting Tor rooms within few days MAJ
~ o OF excellent China mating variety patterns 40 yards
100 n;a per 81 sc
hVo pieces hne seamless China mating patterns
pieces nne japanese doubledyed mating
900 ; worth ~ per- roll Will be sold per roll for Sc OC
<VV pieces hne white mating and seamless mating variety
patterns and nue. Japanese ind
patterns sa fully worth $l2 per roll SIS 90
Speca oV pieces fancy a of
s Gnn's duplicated elsewhere under $40 roll 81
pieces nne nad cotton warped japanese mating 10
90 terms Cannot be duplicated under $40 roll Sold IS
oo pieces Of choice Japanese Toxic nad mating
superb closely quality patterns Fully
worth $50 per roll During this sale rolls Of 80 y
No such mating
gomeFy county No at this price when these sold
+ TF-'z5. II
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-05-12

t6 audi ben Qansen &nQ I'M Sorfe uno
Qilg niht lisber nnb @loutelter suriid2
2Sos milroe @luoltta iO0en, ipenn man
mid bier uerbaftete uno tpe9en Sieba
ltNbls b~eitrafte? Geben Sic mir
o0s 8elo, Wploro, uno i6 mill
9eben."
Rod Elm Wort galeitro, Qcben Sie
ote'e NtN6t, lO9leih na4 8louceitsr uuo
fabren Sic nit Dem udhiteu 3u9e ab.
oonn mill i6 Sbnen Si6erbeit 9arau.
tlren. No6mals lu9e id Sbnen, wentt
sic big mor9en S69ern, 10 iino sic
oerloren. Shreiben Sic mir BON Neas
pei nab Sbrer Nnfunft uuo Damn res
9elmaBlg leoe @obe. iDOae9en id So.
llen oeriprebe, msin gegsbenes Q8ort
pllnttlld gu baltsn. Nm Dem Sage,
mann ld nirtliher Yeiiser bon SarinS.
ton 0aa iueroe, min i'd Shnen nod
cine Summe BON SlUei Sauisno gfunb
i6lfeu."
,,Sant, Sauisno CANT, Sianor!
Sd 'dpOre bel allen Seiligen, oab i'd
sic 1tenal5 Derratben weros."
o@ut," iagts granoer. limb nun
lolen Sic oas 4elo boben. Sol9eu
Sic mir!"
GortieBun9 fOIst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-05-12
e. ortfeb II II g.

@eiireD muroe ioglei6 fOrt8ei4itt.
oomit er Ii6 nu6 Dem &b9an9 Der
nd6Iten 3ii0e e%rtunoige. Nls CT Sls
rldtam, melocte er, oaB er geraoe nod
.3eit babe, Inn ben na6Iten 3ug nu9
ytOroen benuBen 81 tOnnen. NeQp
oob ibm cine mebr als binrei6enos
Summe @eloes uuo Die r0tbi0et Nn=
WeiIun9en. wor0uf er iiA entfernte.
3uspii6eu IpNren Rsllp uno Der
gr5t Die belten 6reunOe 9ewOroen unO
Rutten ale GinSel6eiten betreffs Der
Jteiie beipro6en. Cir Winobum trof
nod einiQe 2luorOnun9en, nm ou5 met=
tere gnt3iinoCn Der Wunoe IeineS Ya=
tienten gu perbiuoern unc empfabl li4
0oun nit Dem Nerlpre9en, CUR reb=
ten 3eit Dor Ab9ang ocs 3u9es 9tellp
o~bSubOler.
Tisfe no9m ibrsn Plab an @uioo's
Seite pieoer elm, I'm ielblt Die NuOro=
rnroen oes glrStes pituttli6 au8SuIiib=
rem. @uioO bef0no It3 in einem 3u=
itanOe 9dn3li6er gri6!atung.
Die Nufre9ung in Der HGuberbOble,
bic gnItrenGunQen Der ReiIe b0tten
feline Srnit i6on III ben leBtcn Sa=
gen 10 erIb0pit, oOB er MIR nit W(itbe
i,6 aufrebt erbaltsn bate.
Qongium i3liden Die Gtllnoen fir
Mellp IOpobl, lpie fir mrs, Sebb oa=
bin. gl3 suoli6 nit sinbreAeuOer
Guntelbeit Der NrSt mieoertnm, OOlls
itGnoi9 fir Die Geile in Der talteu Wins
ternObt aus9eriiltet, fono er Die feline
8eieuidaft sbenfalls reiiefertig. gtclp
biuQ ibrem ShiIBlin9 einen wormen
&eilemantel I'M, Den lie aus einem ma
ben Qaoen bate bOlen lallen, uno 10
perlieBcn lie ioQleih oNs Sotel, @uioO
9eltiiBt dui Den 2lrm oes Nr3tes. unO bea
ltie9en cine 9rOlbte, Die le na4 Dem
N]Orob0bnbof bra9te.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-05-12
UmQe ca6e Go(onie,
go bic, 20 @eilen bon ct. Yaul.

urlter ben lreueu 6GlGferr Don Qarb ir
Der 9olonie fam i'd Die fol8enoen neuler;
Ereo 0~eonaro, Oaufton, @. .: 4obr
Bietelmau, 6b. Sdroeoer lno 6ris Saben.
ltelU Drag, Scott So, Wiuu. ;Sreb Memes
ulo Nm. Seuier, 6enosrlou, Sibleu 60.
Vttnu. Nreo. Niemaur, e. @ernall uuo
Scbn .Sintel. ct. Saul, Winlt. &. oboe,
Vtorrt'Onutue, Dane So, isis. 6. Setins,
SollaIo, 9teb. Sobu @drtieu. Soot 60.
81. {; Sobu SteinbG6. WuItato, Blue @artb
so, Wtlu. &; Satob Rau, ct. &bomas. q.
.; Sobn Sbntd uuo Better 2e9us, Utiulleas
polls, Miuu.
Der fdum Qeltnttet IS mir niht. bt
9tanlen aler 0erer III per0ffeutlihcu.
nel6s Sano pom mir getauft baben.
Obcnltebenbe weroeu aber b~inldualit,
lem, UNI Den Seier gu iiber,euaeu, ban
Seute pom oen ueribieoeuiten @caenben
nab Der Gurtle Gate Golonie fommeu,
UNI bort ibre 'oeinatb aufSui6lasen.
Oteies ioOte piebcr cine &i6tidnur
aller 0erientgeu iein, oie ii6 cine Seis
motb auf Dem 4anoe in elmer bliibcnoeu
peutlden @egenc ;u iubcn, oas bier bod
9utes ydno Ietn mus, no 10 piele iib an.
'leoeln. Nenn man bebenrt, oas bic
Stnpobneridbl oteier pGbreno oen letten
81 Sabren li6 UNI 1900 9erioueu
uergrosert bat uuo baB neue Nniisoler
nit leoem Gage ein,ieben, 10 fiebt man
letbt etn, baB IS bier ntdt lanae Oaueru
miro, bic oas 9ano einen Sreis pom Is
bis 20 Dollars per acre brtngt, neil es
lest nod gu DEM biuigen Brsis pom 5 bis
I Collars uno auf Iei9te i3ablunssbes
oingungen gu babeu lit.
Die turtle Cafe Golonie Iiest in elmer
g~eIunoen 8cgeno, bat Sirden, S6ulen,
quite eGnoltraBen, CUTE Marttperbinounz
gen, 9uten SOOen, gutes gSa1sr unO elm
gutter ebrIi6er 0euti9er triiit bier iibers
all quite &ameraoen uno Ra6barn.
9Sos fam sin SGnOiu9cr msbr uerlans
gen?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-05-12
So.
Scr cntibcibcnue Wnmcut.

Die gr0uen Wolten i6ilttsten einsn
manenbdlteu S6nee berub, Den eiu
lharIer Wlno su bobsn BERGEN suiams
menirleb. S6on ole gauge NIht bate
es 9eIbneit uno mar oUber Die obuebin
i6le6te 6abrltruBe BON Qlnwit nab
Sieat Cop ltelenpeiie nur ihmer gu
paIliren. Wtiibiam arbeitete iid Der
POitluagen, in wel1em Nellp unD ibre
Segleitcr laBen. our6 Die suiammsu9ss
webten S6neemaiien, uuo our6 Die
6ugen uno GlBen oran9 cine i6nei=
oenoe Sdlte in oas Suuere oeNelben,
10 oaB Die umfaIienOen SOrii6tsmaBre-
Seln nut gerlngen SAuB bOten.
0ob enolib mar aud oieIe Geiis
il%berNtanoen uno oas 3iel errei6t. Nls
Der Wd9cn Dor Dem SauIe belt. muroe
iogleih Die 6biir 9eOifnet uno 8ef-
rep fam beraus, Inn Die Geiieuoen in
Gmpfang 81 nebmen uno iDnen beim
Iasltelgen bebiilfli9 iein.
sd oudte, Sic pilroen bsute nibt
rpeiter reiien als bis Nlnluit, Mib
NelD." iagte er, ais er Die gSu9en=
tAur Onnete; ,,benu oas Wetter lit ent-
ieBli6 ibleht freilih lit audi feline Nus=
li4t auf Seherweroen uOrbanoen."
Gr reidte ieiner Serrin Die Sano,
relbe lei6t berausiprauM Damn bob er
leine Wtutter berauS uuo ihlleBlih
folQte Der Nr't nit 8uioO, Der li9 aui
oes @rlteren arm ltilBts.
,.@sHrep, bringe Die Yferoe in ben
Stall uno Jorge fiir iie, ia9te Nellp;
,,oanu Iithre ben &utiher III Die Slide
unn sieb ibm gut Ill ellen uno trinteu
ten. Gr miro bis mOr9en bier bleI=
ben."
Sic elite binauf pprUu ms Saus,
Dfuete Die Sbiir oes WobnSimmer5 mo
uOtbi9te Sir ~gSinobam unO @uioo hin=
elm. IS mar Elm 9erdumi1es, lilitlges
3immer, Wo9l ausQeltnttct uno bebag=
lid errpdrmt, mas Den NntOmmlin9cu
na6 Der talten 6abrt I'M 10 an9sneb-
mer erI6ien.
Nls 9tellD ibren Sut uno Wantel ab.
9enOmmen, mollte lie an Den Eumiu
Qeben, Inn lib gu wdrmsn. oOh be-
mertte lie jebt Die SausbGlterin, melhG
reipectppl az Der Sbiir ltcben 9eblie.
ben.
gyiatommen in Slsat Sop. Wit
Wlltens," iONte lie, ais oieIe Su ib'
trat uno ibr Die Sauo ent0e0cnltrefte,
aber meme liebe, iuuGc Saop. Dies IL
feline S0bresseit nm Die 8~ebir9sluft 81
0euieBen. GS 1T bier DOE lno t%rullril
i'm Winter, bod wolleu mir Nlles auf
bieteu. I'm Sbnen ben Auientbalt bic
10 angenebm als m09lia 81 MAIDEN
Drip"
SD BIN ni6t gum Scraniiaen bier
Mrs. &ipp." eut9esuets oas WGoSen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-05-12
InArtnhlttnrt GAZETTE.

Iebte ii6 uuf eincn Stu6l am Gamin
uno CAB ii9 ieinen GeoNnten bin.
Der Sag peritri6 pie gem0bnli6.
WdhrcnO oes No6mittNgs tNmen ciniQe
Nu9barn, uno IS CAB IOn,it Nnre9unQ
CUR unterbOltung genu9. ,pesbalb
yranocr Die 0eoriifte StimmunQ, in
Der Sir SarrD uno @la lid beTOnOen,
ni6t 10 Ie0r fiibltc.
Qlll1 Der 9lbeno bro1te ni6ts 8e=
ionOere5; nur i6ien Der garOnet mebr
0ls 9em6bnli6 in cine 3eitung p~ertieft
Su Iein grnn0er uno STA mulitirter
auInmmeu pie INNER, uro Nls lie oei=
len miioe p0ren, fiibrte SranOer feline
GrOut nab eiuem SiDuu uuo n06m al
ibrer Settle YlaB. Gr er30blte in icis
ner auIpre6euoen WeiIe uno &un b0rte
IG6eluo 3u, mdhreno ibre WsoQnfeu lit
nit gan, unoereu 9in9en beiNQiti9tell
uno ibr 9er6 bon Summer sernGgt
rUuroe.
Wie melt entIerut bon ibrem erbabe=
nen Soeul mar ooh oieier fdll1e
Mtenih, Den lie, neil lie i'm init ibrem
Soedl i0entiib gelnlten, cine tllrSe 3eit
Iieben 81 tD!rnen ge9lOubt bate!
I'm o9t ubr puroe Der Sbee ae=
brntt uno nm neun ubr Sog iib Gla
in ibre Yripntgemdher Suriif. Yran=
DER, Der feline 2uit Su baben i6ien,
nit DEM SarOnet atleiu 3uobleiben, err
bob liA eunige Otinuten ipdtsr sben=
fails.
sd bin 10 miioe llno mill re6t Iriib
81 Sett QcGen," IaQte er 9GbntnO.
,,8ute 9taht, Gater."
@r oerlieB oos 3immer uno alma
miti4wereu Srittsn Die Srcppe bin=
auf. Sir 9arrD trut in Die OaIle uno
bOrte Srunoer in iein Simmer tree
ten uno Die 3biir binter ll9 periblie=
zen.
,9as lit muir gum Shciu," oohte
er. SD CLAUDE Iiber, oaB er nod
cine 3ulammentunft nit Dem 6renls
Den bat. Rum, i'd mill aud babel
lem"
Gr l0Ihte Die 9itter aug, perihloB
Die Sbilr. uno qin9 binauf III ieiu 3inls
mer. @Ulo leOO9 Iblib er wieoer bins
db III Die 0Glle, 500 ieinen lleberrof
an, nabm ieinen Sut unD be0ub IT'D
Ourh cine Seitentbilr in ben Bart.
0ier OerbNrg er liH i'm Suntel rieieu=
batter Ylume an elmer STEELE, bon Der
aus CT Den YluB Dor Dem 0auie uno
ben OOroeren She'll OeiIelben iiberieben
tonnte. uno wartete.
9tiht LANCE bate er bier 9eItanosn.
ais Die 5btlr, our6 tpClte er lelbIt 9e=
tommen. geO1net iuuroe. Sranoer
trAt aus Dem S0uie uno ibritt boitiq
iiber Den Yldb Dem Yurt gu. Nls er
oen'elben nabe mar, tr0t cine @eltalt
aus Dem 0untel Der 8iume SrQnoer
entgegcn: es pnr PNleItro.
Isle tommen CUR rehten 3eit, Wp.
lOrO," bOrte Sir Sarrp Den Stuliener
nit g%eoGmpiter Stimme ia9en. ,.Nb,
Sic pa9rn nl6t, mir 81 ~trOBeu."
,,3uriif bal" beiabl Yranoer.
,,98Ollen Sic Nles oeroerben? ga,
i'd bin bier, PalsItro, uno babe Die Dor
Sbnen NefOroerten Suei 8ouieno Yfuur
berelt."
9Nmit bate er osn Irm oes Stale.
ners erfaBt uno jo9 oicisn nit lih for
our6 Die 6inlterniB oes Yartes. osruo,
nub Dem Same, binter wsl3em Gin
0arrp ll9 uerbor9en bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-05-12
80.

80.
Sn 'hrr;priirltcr Situatiun.
Siirhteno, BON ben benz V1ume,
biutsr Dem sr li4 perbarg. ii3 nabsrn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-05-12

III. LOhrbauer.
1917 st critic Ctr, 2i3 gSafb. e,pe. ..
o. SauI, VtHn. minneapolis, Wtnn.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1896-03-26

e TANLEY WILSON, the Plano
SO man. concluded Friday that he
would visit his family at Lamar, Mo-,
and accordingly took the 10 O'Clock
north bound NJ, X. 4 T., armed with
a health certificate from the Vinita
board OF health. Having business To
transact at Welch, Stanley decided to
Law over for the next train. When he
stepped off the car platform he was
greeted by health officer, who COM
manded him to 're-board." This the
traveller refused to do, and while they
were arguing the matter the train
pulled out. The officer then ordered
Stanley to ''walk out of the town"
Immediately, but he protested, saying
he had a certificate" "D-n your
certificate" replied the officer, and
with a graceful twirl of his winchester
and a punch below the belt STANLEY
was too magnanimous to claim a foul
the officer persuaded Stanley to take
passage on local freight back to vi
nita. arriving in time to get a cold
dinner. He is ''at home" TO his friends
at Hotel Cobb, for an indefinite period.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1896-03-26

HT HILE "REMINISCENCES were

HT HILE "REMINISCENCES were
&XY being INDUCED by several the
other day on the death of Henry Cook
the finding of negro hanging to the
old elm tree standing in the pond was
recalled. Jim Rice, now residing at
Catoosa and who, by the way, was here
at the last of court as witness, got
up early one morning ard started out
to hunt his horses. and ran against the
body, the toes touching the ground.
The man was cut down and buried in
an old soldier overcoat, as Oscar Trott
states, under the same tree upon which
he was hung. This was one of the
early incidents in the law and order
campaign of those very exciting days,
and the formalities OF trial were dis
pensed with, if we are correctly in
formed. Later than that the propri-
eties were observed in a measure. The
freight room at the Frisco depot served
as a court room and on one occasion at
least Tom Thompson as judge. Thomp-
son was then an engineer on the Fris-
co road-probably the first one to ever
run into Vinita and some years later
chief of police Of the city Of Topeka
and afterwards chief U. 3. deputy
marshal of that district. The United
States supreme court had no jurisdic-
tion over criminal cases in those days
and the troubles of which Judge Par
ker complains so bitterly were I'M
known. There were no reversals OF
the decisions reached and no new
trials, neither were any stays Of exc
cution granted, even though the for
mality Of having the prisoner in court
was omitted. The main thing was for
the guards to have him where he
could be got at handy when wanted.
All was expedition and no delay in ex-
ecution was tolerated where the ac-
cused had been guilty of so heinous
crime as horse stealing; if it was only
a killing, it did not matter so mnch-
paIiating circumstances were given
due weight and the provocatiOn was
duly considered.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1896-03-26
INSURANCE COMPANIES insist

I upon our business men providing
some fire protection-some means for
putting out fire in its incipiency-and
if nothing is done are going to with
draw their insurance. This is an i'm
portant matter and it seems as though
one that We cannot afford TO ignore.
The suggestion of the agents is that a
number of barrels of water, headed up,
be kept at accessible places in the bus
ines5 section SO they could be quickly
rolled to any place needed. If this
amount of precaution, or anything like
it, is sufficient to satisfy the compa-
nies, it should be provided cheerfully.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1896-03-26

COffeyville, which has commend
able habit OF getting many Of the good
things of life. has now added a''healer"
TO its stock of business enterprises,
Junius Goodwin, recently Of Edna.
They have hired and fixed him up a
sanitarium and made a five year con-
tract with him to remain, in the event
that he continues successful. BY
laying on his hands he cures cancer
or that is the modest claim made.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1896-03-26
We Do Not Have to Buy
FROM Any One House

But canvass the whole United States for the best
and the cheapest values.
Of the above purchase will sell regular I-3C.
shrtng for 5c regular 25c ladies hose for I5c.; very
fine black mohar dress goods, retas everywhere for
$3.50 yard and costs right now SI.I5 wholesale at
Marshal Fields in Chicago; price is $I.OO yard.
large fresh bargains. Steer clear of these onehOrse
"one-house" stores infected with high prices.
Yours open for business from a. m. to p. m,
E. n. RATCLIFF MER. co.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1896-03-26
BeQQs Hair Remover.

No preparation ever put on the mar
ket has given such universal satisfac-
tion. 1t is not only a hair renewer
and invigorator, but cleanses the
scalp of all dandruff, leaving the hair
soft, glossy and luxuriant. Sold by p.
Shanahan.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1896-03-26
75C. ON THE $1.00!

We have just purchased from Samuel c. Davis &
Co., of St Louis who are going out of business large
line of STAPLE DRY GOODS consisting of Musns
Cambrcs Shirtings Tickings, Eastlake and Amoskeag
Cheviots Cotton. .,des Jeans, Prints Gngham German
Blues Towels and Crash TabIecloths and Linens Nap
kins Underwear and Work Shirts, Eannes and Cot
ton Flannes, Socks, Ladies and Childrens Hose.
FOUGHT at about 75C. on the dollar of their
Dtual value, propose to give customers
the benefit of these bargains Come and see how
cheap they are selling.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1896-03-26
1t is Wonderful

how quickly diarrhea or dysentery can
be relieved by using Beggs' diarrhea
balsam. A purely vegetable com
pound. 1t affords instant relief and a
permanent cure in a perfectly safe
way. Your popular druggist, p. Shana-
han, has the agency for this wounder-
full medicine.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1896-03-26

IL REPORT is sought to be given
IA out that no Old Settler payment
will be made at Vinita because of
smallpox. Unless something greatly
out of the ordinary occurs the small
pox will have been forgotten long be-
fore payment is made. We trust
Agent Wisdom will not be hasty in de-
claring Vinita off the list of pay
points. The danger is now over ac-
cording to the physicians and people
are beginning to come to town as they
are accustomed to.