Cheyenne Transporter. (Darlington, Indian Terr.), Vol. 4, No. 5, Ed. 1, Saturday, November 25, 1882 Page: 1 of 10
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CHEYENNE TRANSPORTER
Gno. W. Maki'ijt Kdltor & Pranr.
(KS'MAX AND 4'L'OCIC .70UKWAL.)
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Cheyanne & Arapahoe Agency Darliugton Indian Torritory Nov. 25 1882. No. 5.
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THK STOCIOIAX.
Tln-re Iri nothing so ny
As when during May
U'hu Htoclnnun aro having tlioir vouit&tip.
Xo longer In camp
And in imulliousas damp
'i'hevjoft.y cYipfojg.s arojiound'ivp.
The Mexican pony
Ho looks proud and tony h
And KUomR to loci winter is ovci;
Garos ad. for hii master
.
And runs all Hip faster
Ho is smelling Ihu gra-ss And UftS aluvur.
And ninny ;i bca-i
13 later shipped Ka-t '
While wpslwanl.goos many a dollar;
So Rlockmcn conioa.ll
And dross up in tho lull
ileal nohhy from tho foot t.o tho oOllnr.
As tho olotnrni'mon' "Ross" " "
Is well known Kahn & Schloss. . '
Where the stoercmeu all moctaucl'ftra ttuuling
So you'll purolniflol gucH
At tho Arm "IT. & S."
Whoac goofls wear forever without fading.
Kahn & SoMoss
KTOC KM JCXS 1.1 luVaQUUtTUlKiS
Cor.jyCrj. Ave. & Main StTuat.
KANSAS CITY MO.
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C'OSAXI) & MOSSER"
Photographers
CALDWELL KAN.
"4. Y. IWHSON
Contractor & Builder
CALDWELL KAX.
Limo hair ormont tphuder always lor sale.
S HA RVIC Y lrOKNER.
DRUGS & JEWELRY
Jtra-Watch work done promptly.. Drills and
medicines of the best quality and ilrst class.
Call and see ror yourself.
S. IIAHVKV IIOllXICR.
CALDWKLL KS.
Dr W A. Noble's Office.
On. W. A. NOBLE.
PHYSICIAN AND SURCKBON
CALOWKU. KANSAS.
.OiTiee at Horner's Unify Store.
Consultation calls promptly answered it)
any part of the county. Ottico hours from
"0 r. m to 1 p. m. & from '-'. to l) p. 111.
Groceries Clothing
burnishing Good? and all kinds of
Indian Goods &c. Prompt attention giv-
en to innil orders i'rom the Territory.
ARKANSAS CITY KANSAS.
J&t'Biittcr Egg3 and Provisions on hand.
W. S. CHANDLER
Gun & Lock Smith
With G. K. irulberPs hardware store
OALDWWLL KAWS.
All kinds of Gun and Jievolver repair-
ing1 done to order. Second-hand guns
and pistols bought and soid.
DYKE CREEK HERD
(Xiimboriinj '2oO head)
JUL 11.PLATT J Proprietor
Here lord. Short-Horn oc 0 alio war
CATTLE.
Stoolc for Sale & Correspondence Solioitod.
M.it. i'la'it. jr.ssi: i:van.
'PLATT&. EVANS
Live Slock Coiiniilssioii Mcrclr'nls
KANSAS CITY STOCK YAKDP
Nos. 18 & 10 Exchange Building-
Kansas City Mo
Koforonces Kansas City Jianlcs.
1. II. BOXSALL
.U. S. Commissioner
AND NOTARY PUBLIC
The recent bid'- called for to fill
the deficiency in Indian beef wore
all rejected the rale being consid-
ered too high. The lowest bid was
pO.J..
Liout.-Cien. 1 H. Sheridan in
his annual report just issued roe-
eominend that Forts Hall Wallace
l)odge Lavned and Cantonment on
UltX'bmulitiii be turned over to I he
ImUan department to be used for
Indian schools.
.Prom tho Live Stock. Journal we-'
learn that the grrws in western Tex-
as was never bettor water plenty
and. cuttle are fine and fat and the
good-natured ranchmen rejoin se-
renely. Many have doubled their
fortunes within the last year and
they have no reason for being other
than happy.
Tlu Taiijirjjbuamcii of last week
sfcfvi.flS i h rt.f. r OMiuorif tviir 'rt.wni'fli .m r-
rived at fusko15lf-VPtetitlf.V
den. hittlesv wno is secretarv of
the board of Indian coins. and Maj.
Haworth will visit the western
Agencies with a view of becom-
ing more familiar with the character
of their schools. (Jen. Whittles'
has already devoted two or three
weeks to the schools and political
systems of five of the lower tribes.
Attontion is called to Hie new ad-
To gratify the infantile citirinsify
Miss Kva Miles ordered a.sinal)
magic lantern some time since awl
upon its arrival the "little folks" of
the Agency (and some largor one-
too) gathered at the Agent's vesi
deneo one cveniifg last week to wit-
ness an exhibition. After Mis
Kva and Miss lOIlen Campbell lia
displayed several ancient portraits
iMiss Lenti Miles brought forth awl
presented the merry little assem-
blage with a lot of delicious refresh-
ments which were partaken of with
relish after which the little party
joined for a season in all sorts of so-
cial amusement. Thanking tho
'Missus Miles for tlioir exquisite hosa
pitality t ho cunpany dispersed feel-
ing that they -had been made wcl-
cumojund that they hadjjal ii.uiost
deligfrtful time. . ' t
PORT HPXO GLICANLC;S.
Tho paymaster lias boon lioro. and iniulo tliliiRH
11 vol) Tor a fmv tlitr.1.
Lieut. Blticlc tilgnai 0 nicer In cJaro of tlio
tol?ini)h lino in tills soclion biopped over Sunday
with us.
(Jen. iorsith of (lun. Shorldan'H stair. Inspected
tho cavalry here a tew dajsaso ami wo bollove.
woKo the hoya up a little.
Ouronterprlnlng po..l eommamler Maj. Uonuott
has nearly llulshod the now ice liouse. It will bo
ready for Ico as soon as Ice Is ready for It.
We hoar of a t'relyhtor loosing his wagon boil
ding and load or blankets consigned to A. .1. Itoj-
nolUs by lire last week between heio and the
Wnshlui. Valuation S 1000.
ynsJ'tJSomont of thoStar livery stables Mr. Van iloin of Mobeetlo Texas passed
ugji ino fsi lasi weex on nis way 10 a mum rvn.
cousin of Air. A. .1. Keynolds and goes
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4 wu rv
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Boot & Shoe Maker
FORT RKXO T. T.
Knopha good ytoelc of matoriail -constantly
Ollieo Cor. StuuinU St. & C'cntral Ave
ARKANSAS CITY KANSAS.
CITY HOTEL
AUKANSAS CITY. - - TvANSAS.
J. I). CASSK'LL Propr.
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Showman I). Lonosdohf tJierk.
This Hotel is located on tho corner of
Fifth Avenue and Summit Street con-
venient toit. U. ilopoc and the business
part of the -city tables supplied with tho
best food that can be obtained commo-
dious rooms and clean beds.
3yThe only first-class "house in the-city.
Prompt attention given Territory peo-
ple and the travulinu public.
House supplied with water by the city
waterworks.
T.B.JOHNSON
DKALKIt IN
Drugs & MedicemSc
and e-veryrlUr.jjf pertaining t6 a
F11WT-CLA&S DHHi NTOKE.
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My motto Is "pmall prollts and quick sales. "
You will iilwirys'ttnd a well selected stock Ji fancy
toilet aitlclcH paints oil- drugs clgiuis. .pRtont
luetUolnoB etc. to select from.
CALDWELL KANSAS.
. FIJANK DKAK
WATCH MAKER
f'AbDWKLL. KANd.
nflliard. Patterson & 'Co. 'proprie-1 lIrougi
tors at Arkansas City. ICvcrvthini? ' " s !l
in and about these stai;''.s is first'
class now rigs of the hUest style.
'In fact the Star stables arc under
the management of Capt. Thompson
the best regulated livery in south-
ern Kansas. Also good corral Is in
connection for tha accommodation
of cattlemen when at the "canal
city."
Wo tip our hat and extend thanks
to the Arkansas (Mtv Traveler for
these -kind words
.'p
Phe TYMclcr
BgyViirtiuH living at Ji disLunoa uan
.send their Watches and .Jewelry by reg-
istered letter as mcrcliundise with per-
tiiAt t'tit mi i viii'v imill nn.L Mini (Min
iM Iinrifl 0.1I ?c fnlH. lM-ortJi I'url trt fin nil kinrlK ivvi -hiwij j -... 7
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.... . s lUMitMi o n j( 1 im worii uviui! pi p
l.4 111 .MJtlHV! .-i. .rv.. v-. W I tO
of work In lib 11.10. .sow wont ana ropun-i..e promptly. Chiii-RBS rrosomiblo I tloitl'v lioino occasioned liy tlio build-1 ' mch nn.nt i.p ... 1U- .ummlliw.
promptly .illon.lort o. ifilololl ;rUml .it lira l. 0. I illK f'llul m.vin illrn f o'lir W.v..J "j"""" . Mlnnto .! IjtaU. Hn.
C larger ronsonublenad a J work wairaatPd ' . . . . .. V. . .1: .. f. ' wi JVnftN. .VouHTnilj"
received a pleasftn't call from I. ale
Merritt local editor of the C'unwcN.NK
TuANsroKTKi? wlio s)ent severaJ
days of the past week in cnir cily
shaking "hnntls with his many
friends. Lafe's facile pen makes its
mark in the TuANroimsR'n columns
tilling them with newsy and inter-
estmg items doing credit to both
himself and flic paper. "WV are al-
wayp glad to see a 'print" of his
stripe happen around. Call again.
TOAISW'OHTIIY ACTION.
On the 2 1th of Oct. hist the Che-
rokee Strip Stock Association had a
special meeting at Caldwell and
took action offermg a standing re-
! ward of $l(X)0Tur the arrest and con-
Ivietion of any person or pn-sons
stealing stock lrom the association.
A resolution wtts also adoj)ted dis-
1 aring all memhers who failed to
pay up promptly all assessments for
nlnn e purposes. This in a step in
(he right direction and cannot iiclp
but have an inihienco for good. Al-
though the 'meeting was a month
ago the TliAXSl'OHTKTt makes this J home and -howpu thai liowiw no novlco to Uu
tarlv mention of the matter the position 'llm bull was ddroraicil with urnat unto
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down lo manage ids buslnosa whllo lio Is away.
Wo Unow Air. Van Horn in Toxiis and Itnow him
lo bo a ia:sant gonial buslnosa man.
Lieut. Cliiis. VT.Tas lor of tbe Otli Cav. luri Tor
tho noith on lilotiday'a roaoh. llo kooh lo hit)
home In Urooklyn M. Y toonjoy nlrt tour niorulw
loavo ihlch ho has ilcblj earned artor his lon
scouts arier IndluiiK In Now Moxlco and Capt. (V)
P.iyae and olhor boomers In this country.
TJiu MoAllIoUH" Hroa. NltliMr. IiikuIIb or Hrook"
lyn and Air. ilonlson or Nebraska have boon
aojournliuf the past woek at tho Hotel Cookj-ey.
Thotie sentlomen weio on (liolrway fiom Nebraska
to Toscna.wliuii air.AIorrlHon.snnL himaell accident-
ly In the arm so the party had lo lay over hero tor
intMiIeal uoatmcu'.
Tlio hop Rlvon last Wednesday cvenlnu by iho
olllcors and ladles of the p )M wrus a very enJoablo
one Anions tho dbtlnuuKhed clients proMmt
veio Mr and Mrs Thorn or N Y. and tholrdaugh-
ter M:s.J S Kvaus who wius accompanied by tho
dashliu; blent. Uj.is V Taylor. The mail only
Mrs Thorn appeared In black silk jlndsho see ned
to enjoy hersell greatly. Miss Alallet or Philadel-
phia appealed In in garnet silk ti tunned with
Dutchess lace. Mlns Campbell a prolty blonde
was also veiy becomingly attiied In a dress or tho
sumo color. Miss Nealy tlio Kentucky belle woio
a cilnnon waist and white skirt. Tho cluumliiK
MIs8 MI'es of Darllnaton appealed In a similar
costume. The petite MI&. .loslo Tnjlor last though
not least-in a lovely costume of pink silk. .IikIk-
lng from tho demand Uiose young ladles wero In as
paitiiwrsror tho dances It would bo dil!ic it to
name which "can led oir the cake." hlouts. V -itors
and Stevens who have lately returned rrom tho
north 1 1 oaten the company to some bountiful
llgi.res ol' tho (Joiinan -one of which was called
tho mllltaiy Hume. Lieut. Huston did not appear
to bo ns tnmlliar with these as he was with the
"Dutch Walt.." V. Hempll cut tho pigeon win
with great doxtoilty. Mr. Decker did not make
himself as conspicuous on this occasion as ho v. lit
lator In tho season after attending dnuoliia
school awhile. Space will not allow a more u
tailed description of tlio other hoautllu! toilets boon
on this oceitfUon. The ease and gtaco with which
tho genial ('apt. liradley chairman or tho reeep
tton commltleo peilonned the dutlOK o that
arduous (lnce cuused (he ladles at once to lotd at
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