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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR PAINTING. OFFICE OF THE
Public Printer Washington, ID. c., October 0, 1897
Sealed proposals Will be received this office uu-
NINETEENTH, 1897, for painting, with one coat
lnseed oil, the roofs Of all the buildings (except
the machine shop aud the boiler housed, sheds
Platforms etc.. belonging to the Government Print.
ing Office, including the roofs Of all ventilators
elevator shafts and all valleys and CUTTERS The
patnt to be mixed the premises seven DAYS be-
fore being applied. The right to reject any and
all lids Is reserved Proposals must be indorsed on
the envelope Proposals for Painting and address,
ed to the Public Printer, Washington, d. G. F. w
PALMER, Public Printer ocll, 14&1S.
PROPOSALS FoR CONSTRUCTING AN EIGHT
ROOM SCHOOEs BUILDING IN WEST ECKNG-
TOS.-Of1ce Of the Commissioners Of the District
Of Columbia, WaAhingtDn, October 5, 1891. Sealed
RrSgssaHls MI TsSsirsa At teas oG,ss snsi
for coastructing.,,a Btdck School House, located
on lots q to n, squarf & sc. corner OF First and
Quincy streets he Hank forms Of proposals ani
Specifications, taeethes with all necessary infor-
nation, cal he tbtAiHSd upon application therefor
ut The once offxhc Inspector OF buildings OF tho
District of ColumbiaJ after October g. and BIDS
upon these FERNS on1F VIII be considered. The
right 10 reserved TO reject any or all bids Pro-
pOsai: must ba jnelosfd n an envelope. sealed.
Proposal for Constructing an Eeht-room School
House nj First annd Quincy Streets" and adj
dressed to the Commissioner District Of Co.
lnnbia. JOHN w. l3oSS JOHN 3. wIGHT,
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1GSs nth st. Tor $500
IT@& Corcoran. Or 40 10
1913 11th NV, 11r. 49,
1871 ) ST. -io-W
1918 + st, 12r.----4o 90
1913 F ST. I'd q. 3r. 80. 90
1+yy Goth st. Or - 1000
SO y J av NV. Ion. 1000
2ilS 18th st, Or 1000
25l5 Pa eve. 1or 1000
l1I9 10Th NV. 10r- 40-cO
I5ij . NV, Or. 1000
$40 v Y ave. black
smith shop C iw- 40 90
Flat 5, b & O. Or. 1000
- 18th NV, lar 1000
1896 g rw, Tor. 1000
II6 East Cap. 11r- 1900
2i2S-26 14th NV. Tor. so
2420 18th NV, Or. 81. so
1906 18th NV, Or. $500
22d and p SITS, ID L.
11O6 r NV, Tor :. $500
1909 X st, Tor. $500
1890 18th NV. Or .35. 50
1902 y C st Or. =. 35.WD
1908 n st NV, IT. $3.50
lbs q NV, ST. - .3o.W
1910 E NV, 7r. 1900
Up pit 1873 7th nw,5r.@.Oo
2306 Q st NV. .&.3
1341 u st, Or. SO
1928 r NV. Or. $50
S2l 18th st (UP),7r.2o.50
500 1sta NV, Or - $500
Flat 1, r & Q. Or. .25.U0
1913 Linden st. 800
I443 Pierce pl. 1r.@.!O
917 E st sw, Or -2u.00
1524-26-2S 10th st
NV, Or. each. 1000
81! e sw. 6r- 1900
131 LIST sw, Or. 1000
81 floor, a31 Pa ave
tclub roomSD. -O.UO
iOI5 Sth INV, ST. .2O.W
1903 11:h NV, ST. 1000
3l6 1st Sc, 7r. 1880
1GoS Corcoran NV, 6rlS.S0
2l33 q NV, 6r. -. 10 IS
1873 Z st Sc. 5r. 1880
2l4-22 LIST sw Or, ea. .l2.30
6 Watkins st, Chevy
Chase, IT.
1867 Union ct, Ar 1000
q & 16 Watkins ST,
Chevy Chase, Or, ea.1O.0O
NE cor SD & Pros
pect SITS. LOGO
1917 14:h, r'r, Ar. $50
2, ). G, 8 Baldwir's
row, o & E, 1st&2d
SITS, 5r. each. 500
1924 Trinidad nv, or
10Th st ne. $40
115 L Sc, Ar 600
IL Gould'5 al, Ar. =. 600
y25 Nailor's alley, bet
o & 10. n & o. :. 800
FURNISHED HOUSES IN
AS ]. FISHER & CO.,
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MEDICAL.

DR. NICHOLSON
Practice limited, diseases of the neryous system
lungs and throat. Medical electrician.
oc4-1ms IT'S 14TH ST. NV
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French Lime.

CCMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLANTIQLE
DIRECT LINE TO PARIS. FRANCE. VIA HAVRE.
From Pier a. North River, foot Morton St
La Bretagne, kupe Sat. Oct. 10, 10 a. m
La Gascogne, Baudelon. Sat. Oct %, 10 a. m
La ChnmpaEne, Poirot. Sat, Oct. 30 10 a. m
Paris, sos and upward by all steamers except La
Tcuraine. including railway fare Paris aud land
ond: to Paris, &54,75. A. FORGET, Gen
tan. Do iai0-iy
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DIR. Ieathernlan.

Expert specialist in the cure OF nil special dis
seses Of men and women. Consultation free
evenings, to g. eO2 = NV. Closed On Sunday
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PROFESSIONAL.

cHmoMANcIExNE PAIadIsr sCIEy-
TIEIQUE, 10 18TH ST.: INTERVIEWS DAILY
LIMITED FRENCH EVENING CLASSES. ocII-6ts
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A splendid lot on Kenesaw ave. bet. 18th an
18th SITS. Price reasonable, or will exchange &c
a house worth 5000. ILcumbrance, 81, 0UO.
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OCEAN TRAVEL.

OOAA&AA> AAV1A ILL.,
American Lime.
New York-Southcupton Nondon-ParIs,
Twin-screw U. :. Mail Steamships
Sailing every Wednesday.
st. Louis. Oct. l3. 10 am Paris. :. Nov TO- 10 am
Paris. Oct. 20, 10 am ST. Paul Nov IT. 10 am
st. Paul. Oct q. 10 am ST. Louis Nov. "a 10 am
ST Louis Nov. 8. 10 am Paris. Dec /, 10 am
Red Star Line.
NEW YORK TO ANTWERP.
thiESLAND. ................. October 10, IL noon
kENSlNGION ............... October 20, IL noon
1- october z IL noon
'oi N SrI NAviGAT HSe@D eoMpASp pm
Piers Ii and 10. North River.
Once, @ Bowling Green n Y.
GEO. W. Moss. Agent,
se22-Gm 92l Penn ave.
NORTH GEnMAN LLOYD
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE
SOUTHAMPTON, LONDON, bremen
Lain. .Tu. Oct. IL. 10 am Trave .Tu.,N Nov o. am
Kaiser. Tu. Oct. 20. am Lain. .Tu Nov 16. o am
Saale. Tn Nov: 2: am Kaiser: tn. Nov. 49, o am
CIIERBOURG, PARIS. BREMEN.
TWIN-SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE.
SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON. BREMEN
Koengin Luise Thursday, Oct. o. noon
H. H. Meier. Thursday, Nov. T. noon
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES, GENOA
Ems. Oct. 16, 10 ami Fuda. :. Oct 30 10 am
Vera :. Oct. q, 10 am
OELRICHS G. CO.. 2 BOWLING GREEN
Apply to z. +. DROOP 925 Pa ave..
ta2O-1y Agent for Washington.
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A corner brick 6 rooms In Lie Drot Park
Price has been s., 600. Will be sold at. 49, 0Ot
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COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS.

CHARLES 8. BUNDY.
COMMISSIONERS or DNkDA
OF al the States and Territories
0T4 III ~ q. ~. NV DunltV buii1snuo.
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DENTISTRY.

OPERATIVE AND PROSTHETIC DENTISTRY on
weekly End monthly instaliments; crown And
bridge work speciality. DR.. I. ". SrUBBl u
nsid. Merts building. 11th and sts. se2s-tf
Painless Extracting, SOC.
Best teeth. IS. Filings. Crowns, Bridges etc.
NJ corresponding prices Each department n
charge u an expert specialist OF long expsrIence
I'D: In this paper.
U S. Dental Assn, 20, .ss and md.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR sALE-A PER CENT NvESTMENT-3-
story brick store; good tenant: easy terms Call
Oc6-3ts 4Sf renna.
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7-room and basement brick 'K' st. n
18th NV; 26 feet front. Price. .........$5,
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oc2-tf

THOMAS J. FISHER & CO.,
oc2-tf 1924 st. NV.
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Brigbtwood-14th &
Park ave. .2O-W
"a = ST. 7r- 1000
S31 I'll, ne. 7r-.....2o.O0
1907 Union ct, Ar. loco
- Dingman Ct $50
RROS 1907 E st. NV.
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nice 7-roem brick house on Pierce place bet.
18th and 10th SITS. NV. Price reduced 10. 81 900
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A centrally located property on M st. near
Sth NV; lot 25x10O; 9-room brick. Price So 900
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FOREIGN POSTAL SERVICE.

=. V. ShTNNER, O. r. A,
UzS-w,fm-h 1853 BROADWAY. NEW YORK
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Several beautiful houses on Col. Heights at
bargain.
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FUR KENT-
G01 II 81. 11r. $50. 90
1919 lith st, Dr. &C
1910 18th st, 9r----i0. on
500 Y Y ay Nv. 10r. 3u-Ut
3019 Cambridge. Or ESQ
100 II I av. Or. .Ot
1927 y ] av NV, 6r- 2o.51
oc2-tf GASCH
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A pretty little home on ID" st. near Sd n.e
rooms and bath. VIII be sold ON easy terms
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

FOR SALE-A FEW LADIES' AND MEMS USED
and sample wheels in splendid condition at $50
up and on 50 monthly payments. F. G. SMITH,
1225 Pa. ave. oc7-ft
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A splendid house on NH. ave- near 49, ST.
just being finished, will be sold cheap. Will ex
change for vacant lot smaller house.
Price, SIS, OOt
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FOR SAIE-OR EXCHANGE FOR SMAIiLE
properties: on n. H. ave. within block of Do
ponf circle: beautiful 14-room dwelling.
ELLERSON & WEMPIE, COS 18th Ut.
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G. G. Dennison. Company 4, 9Th Battalion;
Z. s. Wilcox. general staff: p. J. Byrne
staff. 18th Battalion; John O'ConneI Com
pany ID. +th Battalion; W. ID. Fales, Anbu-
lance Corps; c. II. Taylor, Company A, En-
gineer Battalion; C. c. Shaw. staff, 9Th
Battalion; Charles L. Lanham. staff, En-
gineer Battalion; G. b. Young, staff En-
gineer Battalion; NJ. Britain Company A.
ID Battalion. X. L. Carleton. Company A.
Engineer Battalion; j. S. Tom,inson, .,om-
pany A, Engineer Battalion; j. T. Hosford,
Company h. 4tL Battalion; Z. }. Williams
Company A, Engineer Battalion; George 4.
Hill, Company A, Engineer Battalion: y.
E I3uell. Company \, Engineer Battalion;
c. c. Dyer, staff. I'd Battalion: "; W. Scott.
Company A, Engineer Battalion: p L.
Bush, Company A, Engineer Battalion; r.
7. Ellis, Company c, Engineer Battalion;
w. e. Colladay. staff. 4th Battalion: Fran
els NJ. Ball, Company Is, 18th Battalion: w.
S. Davenport, Company b, 18th Battalion;
J. S. Ball, Company ID, ith Dattalion; Chas.
+. Groome. Company %. ith Battalion; A.
o. Hutterly, Company A. Engineer Eat
TALON; w. W. Cookson staff Engineer
Battalion; Frank w. Holt Company Is.
Engineer Battalion; z. Lewis Dalby, COM
pany c, Engineer Battalion.
Revolver Match.
p. J. Byrne, STAFF. 4th Battalion; F. W.
Holt, Company d. Engineer Battalion: L.
s. Wilcox. general stan; w. d. Fales AM
bulance Corps; T. j. Campbell. Company d,
Engineer Battalion; A. o. Hutterly, Com
pany A. Engineer Battalion; w. z. Cola
day, stan. 4th Battalion. ]. L. Bell staff
I'd Regiment: II. H Parmenter. STAFF I'd
Regiment: w. L. Buell.. Company A, En-
gfneer Battalion; j. s. Tonllinson, Com
pany A. Engineer Battalion: II. p. Carle-
ton. Company A, Engineer Battalion; s. l.
Scott Company A, Engineer Battalion; @.
.. Young, stan. Engineer Battalion; ]. Z.
l0rr~r - Il,st Al n
Graham. Engineer Battalion: @. il. Har-
ries. inspector general OF rife practice; w.
w. Cookson. stan. Engineer Battalion; J.
w. Bell, Company b. 4th Battalion.
Trains for Magruder station or Ordway
leave the Pennsylvania railroad depot at
8 am. and 1870. 2sO1 and 4s56 PM
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MocLAss Of quadrupods commar,

Mo CLASS Of quadrupeds command
IeN so large a share of interest and
curiosity as the unique quadru-
peds Of the sea, except, indeed, II be
the sea quadrupeds which are at the
same time amphiblous brutes. The
fact of fopr-footed animal living In
the sea is curious enough Of itself;
but when this four-footed beast is
footed with cloven hoof, a tail like an
OK and horns like land bovine, and
can dwell as easily and as comfortably
on the land as in the sea, there,
indeed, is wonder seldom--we almost
said never-seen, and we will say IL
was never seen before in a show.
1t is wonder which few, compare
lively speaking, Of the amusement
goers ever will or ever can see, for so
difficult OF success and so costly an
undertaking is the capture of it, so
rare are the mighty monsters, now all
but extinct, and so dangerous and so
hazardous is the hunt for them, that
in all the history Of the gone-before
circuses OF the world there never has
been one on exhibition. This animal
Is the Monster Bovalapus
to be seen only with the Lemen
Brothers Worlds Monster Show
which will positively exhibit at vi
nita on Monday, Aug. 30.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-08-26

E X-GOV. RENFRO and Dennis
E T. Flynn spent a portion Of the
day Monday in this city. These gen.
tlemen have been visiting the mining
region OF Southwest Missouri and are
interested In the Wyandotte townsite,
Flynn says that he refused the ap.
pointment TO place on the Dawes
commission which was urged upon
him by President Mckinley, aud
the protest Of the Indian delegation
was not the reason why he is not on
the commission. Gov. Renfro favors
single statehood as do nearly all Okla.
homans, but thinks the Indian Ter.
rltory would gain more than would
Oklahoma by the union. They left On
the south bound "Katy" Monday eve.
ming.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-08-26
Elm INVENTIVE GENIUS b!

EN INVENTIVE GENIUS by
J@I the name Of Bond at Atoka has
Invented what he deslgnates as a
disappearing storm house.. 1t stands
Immediately in front Of his dwell.
Ing and looks like a summer house,
which II is until cyclone shows uT
In the distance; by very clever de.
vice, the house sinks into the earth,
After the storm passes It can be easl.
ly elevated by means OF a small hand
crank. In capacity II would accom-
modate a number Of persons and is
quite easy TO operate, and very sim.
pie In construction. The builder has
applied for patent, and will doubt.
less ere long have them on the
market.
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WlHE pINEYILLE bank was ron

l1yHE PINEVILLE bank was rob-
T. bed last week In true Dalton
style, two persons doing the inside
work and one staying outside and
keeping the citizens at bay; about 1850
was carried of. Pursuit was at once
begun and two days later the Year
gains, living near Southwest CltY,cap-
tured one OF the robbers, after he had
been several times wounded. This
man proved To be Whit Tennison, a
brother-in-law Of George Hogan, on j.
r. Gunter's place, and who farmed
with Hogan on the place two years
ago. Later the pursuit led towards
Weir City, Kan, and at that place a
house was surrounded and Cora Hub
bard and her brother, William, were
arrested. The cashier az once recog-
nlzed the woman as the person who
stood outside the bank, dressed In
male attire and kept guard during the
robbery. William Hubbard was not
Ia tec robbery but he was at Pineyille
few days before and Is believed Ia
lhaYe planned the undertaking. The
woman does not deny her connection
WITH lho hold-up and seems 10 take
pleasure In the notOrlety.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-08-26

NH E TAKE pleasure in calling at
EHJ tentlon to the professional
card OF ID. W. G. Duncan which APP
pears In our paper this week. Mr..
Duncan is one OF The pioneer practi-
tloners OF this country. Having
terminated a successful practice OF
many years in the states, he now re-
turns to his home and would be
pleased TO renew acquaintance with
his many clients OF former days, and
also TO make himself useful TO all who
may have business o,rl legal nature tc
be attended, te4n a1y OF the courts OF
the India6 Territory. To the native
population of this country Mr.. Duncan
needs aO Introduction; and with the
utmost confidence We recommend I,
all a prompt business acquaintance
with him.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-08-26

WJUEsDAY EVENING, at about 7
4 o'clock, Deck little and Jcf
Blevins became involved 10 little un-
pleasantness at a place on the east
side not noted for piety, and proceeded
to empty their guns at each other.
Jeif received a ball in the arm, which
has not yet been located and extract
ed. No other damage was done that
we know OF.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-08-26

MEPUTY MARSHAL f. n. Will
IL Hanson and Ike Teeples went
to Miami Sunday TO arrest Dan Clay,
who was charged with resisting arrest
and assaulting Deputy Locke Of that
place week or two ago. Clay is the
man who escaped from Joe Knight at
Miami last spring while being guarded
around the court, charged with selling
ing whlskey. Last Saturday a week
ago, In Miami, Mr. Locke attempted
the arrest Of Clay and was Knocked
down twice by the fellow, who dcllb-
erately walked the streets unmolested,
the citizens being completely terror
lied. Sunday night Mr.. Williamson
and Ike Teeples, accompanied by an
other man, started from Miami Ia
look for Clay and when about one
mile FROM town met him In the road.
The officers halted him but he refused
70 stop, and rode past, driving his
pistol from his side. They then fired
upon him, killing him instantly.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-08-26
T7HEGooD oLDoRIENTAL Gus

4 tom Of every man cleaning up in
front Of his own house would work a
wonderful transformation in this
town. II tho owners OF all the stink
emporlums In Vlnlta would clean up
and dislnfect them, all this roar about
sanitary regulations would cease, and
we would have a clean, healthy city.
An ordinance that would compel ev-
cry man, under penalty Of law, TO
sweep In front Of his own door, would
be just and wise measure.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-08-26

NEPUTY SAM BURNS started TO
IL Edna, Kansas, last Friday In
search of party who stole horse in
this city a few nights previous and
bad been located at that place. On
the way he stopped at a place on Big
creek where dance was in progress
and, as is general at such places, a
good deal OF drinking was going on.
Mr.. Burns tried to locate the whisky,
intending TO arrest the parties who
were furnishing IL, when the landlord
and young man named VIM. Critten
den became involved In a difficulty,
and wet tryius- TO fight. Burns at
tempted TO search young Crittenden,
thinking he had a pistol, from re-
mark he was heard TO make. The
young man backed of a few steps and
drew from his bosom, or inside vest
pocket, flask OF whisky. AS the bot
tie flashed in the moonlight Burns,
thinking 1t a pistol, fired. The ball
shattered Crittenden's wrist and went
through his body near the waist. The
wounded man was taken to the house
of friend where he died Tuesday
morning. Both parties are Cherokee
citizens, but as Burns is United
States officer, II seems to be question
as to whether the Cherokee or United
States courts have Jurisdiction. A
young man named Martin, who accom-
panied Burns, also fired at Crlttendeu
during the melee but did not hit him
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-08-26
GEORGE SHIELDS, son of John

~ GORGE SHIELDS, son Of John
va r. Shields, who lives on Grand
river south Of EAiIland, had bis grip
opened aud a sevolyerand Sl25 Ia cash
taken on the train one night last week
while enroutc from this city to Adalr.
Shields was drinking and showed the
money by taking ii from the grip and
holding II up to parties near him. A
young man named Chas. Rogers, very
well known in this town, was on the
train with Shields and left the train
at Big Cabin. Shields missed the
money and revolver when he reached
Adalr aud Immediately returned to
Big Cabin and got an officer and start
ed after Rogers who he found at Hen
ry Sayers' place. Rogers was arrested
by Capt. White and brought TO this
city; afterward the pistol was found
at Sayers' where he had concealed it,
but the money could not be found.
Rogers had his preliminary examina-
tion before Commissioner Mcclure
Friday and was bound over TO the
grand jury Ia the sum Of 500 which
he failed 10 give aud was sent TO Jail
at Muskogee.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-08-26
T5HE POOR DEMENTED boy

fIli y IOOh DEMEN led DOy
4 that has been around the streets
OF this town for year or two, at
times away for few weeks and then
here again, is an object Of pity, aud
withal one OF the most pathetic sights
one would care TO witness. He goes
by the name Of "Beniheld," and is
hopelessly idiotic. During the day he
wanders almlessly about the town and
has been fed and clothed by the kind
ness of the people; one will give him
an article OF clothing, another a
'hand outn to eat, and when night
comes on the poor fellow makes his
bed at hay stack or.ln freight car,
or any where that he can nnd place
TO stretch his tired limbs. His in
tellect is clouded and his mind almost
total blank, frequently ne iS sur
rounded by crowd Of idle street boys
-Whe- spend -tIdf time nsgylng' him
and listening 20 his incoherent glib
berish. Sometimes he may lie seen
chasing his tormentres with a club or
handful OF stones, goaded on TO des-
peration in his crazy, crack-brained
condition. Something should be done
to care for the poor lunatlc. The
Cherokee nation has a safe aud COM
Portable place for the confinement OF
its insane at the asylum near Table
quah but can do nothing for him, as
he is white. Could not the United
States court here take cognizance OF
this case and see that he is sent TO a
place OF refuge In some OF the statesg
Humanity reyolts at the thought OF
such a person being abandoned 60 the
uncertain mercles Of the world. And
moreover, he is liable TO grow violent
at any time, and kill some child, or
become unmanagable.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-08-26

We make il no secret, We are go
ing TO do the biggest business on rec
ord Monday, the S0th. We will lose
money. The more We sell the more
we lose. Now Is your chance. It's
our closing sale day. Aud the extra
ordinary low prices, will be good only
on that day. Is packages coffee Gov
sl. Think Of II. Badgett,
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-08-26

[S MMET MING'S team ran away
El with lumber wagon Tuesday.
Starting near the Frisco depot II ran
around by the public well and up Illl-
nols avenue TO the place occupied by
Zach Pumphrey where the tongue Of
tho wagon, which was down, struck
the stone sidewalk, and the horses
were thrown into the fence. One Of
them received severe picket wound
in the side which may prove fatali the
wagon tongue was broken and the
same was the condition OF the harness.