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.I:\LiiIli\A NEWS.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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gokmcotions.
V. i. tjor. net ts at Paris, Tex., with
i c <V. S F and t A P for points in -roxaa
a\>..* K '.ining chair car (seats free) and
'Iillmia "Buffet drawing room sleeper to
*>allas, ex , via Paris
No. 2. LoniiecU at Burrton, Kan.,
• th A t & S k lor points in Colorado,
A'yoining. Utah, Neviula, l'laho, Wash
injrton N" . and Old Mexico, Arizona
and < .i j"in Reclining (hair
ca in ut* free J 'and Pullman Buffet
dr i • rg room ijloeperto 8t. Louis Ke-
c'inir^ clinir c:ais (seats free) wonett to
1 rton, Kas., ami Anthony, Kas.,Pull-
>. r.u iV^r ing room sleeper sionett to
i ir-ton. \is. Through Pullman sleep-
i ih Burrton, Kas., to Pueblo, Denver.
i:l raao, Los Angeles, San Diego and
Si. • Francisco. <onne« la at Ht. Louis
rand Union Station with all lines for
Kaat, North and Southeast.
.,o. 5. Texas Limited (Vestibuled).
Mo* Reclining chair car (seats free) and
1'utlman Bufl'et drawing room sleepers
i h to Galveston, Tex., via Paris
n Dallpt- v ithout change.
Ho, 4. Si. Louie Limited (Vestibuled).
C< "eels at St. J.ouis Grand Unitm Ela-
tion wit a all lines for the East, North
and Southeast. Han Reclining chair
<i;* (b is -* o) and Pullman Bullet
rowing room sleepers through to St.
I. * v.itiioui chance.
. :h tickets on sale to a4l points.
. or f irthor information call npon or
add)'.
T\ N. UOIX3K, A tfl.
Po t Offloo Honrs.
Mail departs:
10:30 a. M., and 5:30 p. M.
.Mail arrive®:
10:60 a. M., and 4:50 p. m.
I V ilr nro closod 20 minutes be-
fore «iej arturc.
•>mr- liouft i om I9s:j0 a.m. to 11:00*. m.
10<r ...00 p. m, taltMp. Ml-or Hiadaj
11 <.■!< y or lei n - 1 business open from
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Jno. J. Thomas, p. m.
SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
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Talihina I.o^ge, If"- (>0, _A. K. &
A uif?!-in its hall on tin; licet Triurs-
iay niglu in taonth at 7 o'clock.
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K. of I
Local Apsfwbly, Ko. of
talihina, I. T., meets every Thurs-
day sight at Union hall.
O. O. Pbauck, M. \V.
J X. Wooden, R. S.
0 A. P..
Jo Iluoker Post, No. 8, Depart-
jneat I. T., meets each 2nd and 4th
■Si'tu.-day in eiioh month at Union
i.all, over Christian church, Tnli-
liijia. I. T. AH old veterans are
• teited to attsnd.
I). G. PEAIICE,
W J. Koot, Com.
Adj.
Talihina No. f AOUW Lodge,
Moets ToeBday night of each week
CF Morton, M W
Jho A Depvf, Recorder.
Knights of Pythias.
Frisco Lodge JCo. 22 meets every Mnn-
d.iv night. Brethren of other Lodges
are cuidially invited to attend.
JSO J THOMAS, c c
j.VO A OKPlfE, K Of R ft H.
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Talihina Lodge No. 23. meets every
Friday night ut 8o'clock. A^l members
of the Lodge should attend. Visiting
Brethren are cordially invited.
C w DURKK, N 0.
^ T RMBEKfS, JR, sec'y.
Rebecca Degr/ e Lodge
No ?, I. 1). O. F., holds regular me^t-
ingh < n the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of
each month at 7:30 p. m. Visitors are
cordially invited to attend.
mkft. h. r. wki.c1i, n. 0.
MR* r. 8. ROGKRS, Sec.
cTmTA.
Bdnshiae Lodge No. 91, of Talihina,
meets every Saturday night.
' ZKAK t 'BRYAN, ITCS.
UKROtCKT ALEXANDKR, SQ^.
CHUTfCH PIKECTORY.
;*rMb}t«r'«iii t hur« h, lie*. W. Rurkti Pantor.
•arvlrrH Krd SuHtiuy In ourh month at II*. m
4 iil .*s5-0 p. in.
I \ C'jur.'i.'Kin Kl«lrlil*f, paHtor, Krr*lrrn
-i.' I . | In «-arh month at :; p. m.
Ji V. : arm. \V. H. Stmon « . pn-tor. Scrvlren
ailiijr,' II u m. tjurth NuaJay 11a. m.
. osrh ' .m t.i. '
* V.. Ckirrh Koutli, Bfr. «. W. Hainan I'HKtor.
•ferdrra fai ••<! l i Himilayit lu rarh uiuhfli at
11:10 a. m anil at «:X0 p. ii .
fruomiM'tlai os «t«4nMday nl*ht la rarh
■Til Hater; A v, August 1, 1895. Election next Wednesday, the
n It ' nl I In /• .! Qdlc; Talihina, In<1. Ttr \
..co UclautnaUir.'i* j Old papers. 26c, per hundred.
Mrs. Lou C'hesticr returned to
hor home at llackett, Ark., la«t
Friday.
Rock r.ie to sleep mother rock
j mo to glecf). Get the rocker from
Thomas Hros. They have a car
load of (hem for sale cheup.
Frank Brown, of J^anshaw, is
visiting bin mother and family
here this week.
It is to he found in all liventores
in the country. Ank for it find if
they do not keep it; order from
the house and we will send a bot-
tle by express free of charge. We
nicun Schnap's Tasteless Chill
Cure, and will do what we say ev-
ery ti mo. 50tf.
Dr. Jno. M. Chambers is visit-
ing Fort Smith and other eastern
towns this week.
Choctaw DeAners for sale at thoNEWn
office. Price, 35 cts.
Horseback riding is getting to
be very fashionable among the
ladies of our town.
Fresh cream brea'l received at
Thomas Brou.' daily.
A. Banks is in agsin from Ark-
ansas with wagons after the re-
mainder of his goods.
The Best chill medicine made
is Schaap,s Tasteless Chill Cure
ffvcyy bottle warranted. 50tf.
It raius in spite of some of the
weather prophets, the moon and
the wishes of the people.
On an average two out of every
one hundred and forty four hottles
are returned. This we claim is
the best average ever niado by a
chill and fever cure. Schnap's
Tasteless Chill Cure will cost you
5octs No Cukk No Pay. 60tf.
Bev. C. W. Burks has been un-
der treatment of the doctor this
week threatened with fever.
A lovely Head of Hair
Is something that every woman
should be proud of and is some-
thing that every person can have
if they use Beggs' hair Jleuewer.
A positive guarantee with every
bottle.Sold by Dill B mnet,Cavanal
There :s only one Jno. II. Head-
rick, and he is worth his weight
in gold at an ice cream supper.
We hive the following turnip
seed wich we offer at fiOc per lb.
Early Flat Dutch, Amber Globe,
I'mple Top Strap Leaf, Early
White Egg, Landreth Rutabaga,
liUndreth's Seeds, at
Thomas Bros.'
Crawford J. Anderson, our con-
stable, has had considerable sick-
ness his family siuce moving to
town.
Kound at I Bit
A sure Cure for diarrliiea and sum-
mer coiripltiini. It is Bergs' Di-
arrhoea Balsam. Druggists do not
KEEP it. They Sfcii.' it. Fori
sale by 1) W Statcn, the popular I
druggist of Tushkahonima. #Jtg7 I
Mrs. E. Brown, of the Frisco I
hotel, made a business trip to Fort
Smith last Friday, returning Sat-
urday.
A small lot of Arctic, padded
Cots cool and refrigerating, just j
relieved by Thomas Bros, buy one
and save your bacon.
Mrs. J. M. Monroe has boeu very
sick for sometime but wo are in-
formed that she is better at this
writing.
Ladies' ribbed vests at Thomas
Bros, trom ltlc. to 25c.
Rev. C. VV. Burks preached to a
respectable audience in the new
Presbyterian church Sunday and
Sunday night.
See that wonderful clock at I>e
Haven's, the jeweler; alarm never
stops. O'Bryan's Hotel. 3tf
Kev. B. Epps will preach at the
Kogers sawmill next Sunday at 11
a. in., and baptize at the creek
near by at 2 p. m.
For Monuments, Tombstones
and all kinds of Marble work call
on W. C. CabTKK, ugeut tor A. B.
Long & Co., of Paris, Tex.
We are sorry t<^ learn of the
| disability of Eugene Black, of Al-
| bion, we hope, however, to bear of
his early recovery.
Dr. W. B. Miller sells Schaap's
Tasteless Chill Cure with a strict
I guarantee that every bottle will
1 cure the very oldest und toughest
case of chills anil bilious fevers.
! Price 50cts only. oOtf.
i Miss Nellie Brown is visiting
friends in Fort Smith this week,
and a certain joung man of oni
I town is very restless.
5cf)aap'5 Tasteless Chill Core
Is the best tiiill Tonic made.
Every iBcatle auarantead cr IvToney Kefunded. Fric® 50c,
Schaap's Wine of Iron; Sehuap's Sarsapuriila Compound; Lee's Worm Syrup; Cossack Liniment;
Cossack Eye Salve; Bailey's Cough .Syrup;
M j ic Pain Baira; Arabian Condition Powderu. Manufactured by
JOHN SCIIAAP, - - Fort Smith, Ark.
I H.fUTXIXXfc Prtl
t,TM'HKX WHEFt.RH Vier P.
fit Hit TfTtitK.
O jmtv officers.
0. A. Thompson, - - Judge
'"ti \a X li nneY - - Sheriff
i. AHlii' so... - - - Clerk
Davis Noah, - County Ranger
Tho building occupied by Beam
A Curnutt as a shop has been ov-
erhauled by Ed Howell and is now
more comfortable and oeat.
Sobbed
Of a nice head of hair just through
negligence. Whan your hair begins
to fall out,dont neglect it,but get a \
bottle of Beggs' Hair Rcnewer
which wilt stop its falling out,and
If turning gray, will restore its i
natural color. Fur sale by I). W.
Staten, Tushkahommn.
Mrs. Uuprecht, wife of Con-
ductor A1 Rupiecht of Paris, was
in town several days last week,
the gnes^ of Mrs. A. Faherty.
Wanted—By Thomas Bros. 250
cords of maple aud ash timber.
Ash to be 68 and 75 inches long
and from 12 lo 21 inches in diam-
eter at small end; maple to be 53
incites Ionic ami 12 to 24 inches in
diameter at small enJ. Will pay
82.50 per cord. For particulars
apply at Thomas Bro#.' "Uieo.
The passenger train Saturday
nigiit stopped at the crossing and
put off a negro who had slipped
into tho sleeper and was stealing
a ride,
BeKKs' blood Funlif r anil Ulood Maker
Beggs' Blood Purifier and Blood Maker
Beggs' Blook Purifier and Blood Maker
for all diseases of the blood. A
positive guarantee with every bot-
tle, Call for and be sure you get
Beggs' and take no oilier. Sold
by D. W. Staten, Tushkahonima.
John Banks accompanied his
father home Tuesday and will
spend a short time with relatives
and friends in Arkansas before re-
turning.
When you want to make a sure
things certainty buy a bottle of
Schaap's (.'hill Cure and you have
accomplished it. It will cost noth-
if it does not cure. 50tf.
Thomas Bros, have been com-
pelled to hare another tier of
shelving placed in their store to
accommodate their immense stock
of shoes.
Old papers fur sale at thin office, 25c.
per hundred, taken as thev come; 40c.
per hundred, if picked.
Tlios. V. Law-son, our butcher,
made a trip down tho river since
otir last to obtain fat cattle to gup-
ply his increasing trade at his
shop here.
Anyone who is buffering front
constipation or indigestion would
do well to try Beggs' Little Giant
Pills. They give perfect satisfac-
tion. Sold and warranted by 1>.
W. Stateu, the popular druggist
of Tushkuhomma.
Henry Nail made a trip into the
southern partion of the Territory
last week jn the interest of Tush
kaltiNt! academy, of which he is
superintendent
Some ot tiie best physicians in
the Indian Territory prescribe I
Schaap's Wine of Iron as an flppe- 1
tiner and blood purifier. One dol
lar a bottle, sold everywhere. 50tf, j
Simon Woods, county clerk of i
this county, was here this week [
making poll-books preparatory to ]
the election which comes oil next
Wednesday, Aug. 7.
Beggs' German Salve.
Beggs' German Salve.
Beggs' Gorman Salve.
The greatest pile ointment in the
world- It cures where all others
tail. A positive guarantee with ev-
ery box. Call for sample box.
Soltl by your popular druggist Dill
Bounelt of Cavanal.
The titty midnight peals of the
South Methodist bell last Thurs-
day night only spoke out once for
eucli dollar that was taken in at
the ice cream supper.
For a limited time we offer
quart tine fruih can at tl5c per
dor.en for spot cash.
Thomas Baos.
Mrs. Grimes, tho wife of R. S.
Grimes of the Frisco railroad
force, lias gone to ltogers, Ark.,
<o spend the remainder of the
aiunmer with her mother.
D. n't Read this
Unless you wish to know that
Beggs' Diarrhoea Balsam is the
best medicine on earth for summer
complaint. Never fails. Cures ev-
ery time. Equally good fflr chil-
dren. Sold and warranted by Dill
Bounett, of Caver'ti.
Rev. G. W. Daman, behind the
bar at the supper last Thursday
evening, worked like an old stager
dishing out the cold lemonade and
raking in the muncy.
1 will pay to anyA all the highest
cash price for steer yearlings de-
livered to me at my pasture,
S. II. Woods.
Rcveral wagons from Polk Co.,
loaded with poultry, fruits and
honey, have visited our town this
week receiving their own prices
readily, in exchange for thoir pro-
duce.
Stock pease at Thomas Bros.
Supply short.
Rev. C. W. Burks moved into
the parsonage Monday. Dwing to
the sickness of Mrs. Bulks they
were not able to move before, al-
though the house has been ready
for sometime.
How in the world can youexpect
to he cured of the piles unless you
get a box of Beggs' German Sslvef
Sample boxes free. Equally good
for scalds, burns, old sort*, etc.
Sold and warranted by Hill Bun-
nell, of Cavanal.
J. W. Yoeuui, a popular frisco
engineer, who is selling groceries,
confectioneries, etc., at his home
town, made us a business aill on
Tuesday. We did a nice lot of job
work for him.
When you find your chilli fever-
ish and subject to night sweats,
give it two doses a day ot Schaap's
Tasteless Chi)/Cure and the little
fellow will ba sound and hearty
It is an excellent appetizer. For
sale by Dr. W. B. Miller and Dr.
J. M. Chumberg.
Barbecue dinner and public
speaking at Dukes' school house,
the voting precinct, on Wednes-
day, the 7th iust., (election day).
All are invited to attend. Good
order guaranteed.
Parties who bred to my horse,
Denmark, last year, and still owe
me for same are notified to bring
their marcs and colts to my oflice
on or before August 15 and make
settlement or prove Invalidity for
same or 1 shall take it for granted
that said accounts as shown on my
books are correct and take steps
to collect them as tbe law allows
mo to do. W.B. Mii.uk, M. D,
Sam T. Minor attended the pic-
nic and speaking at Coosa last Sat-
urday agd reports almost an en-
tire failure in regard to tho speak-
ing, the intense heat being too
much for the people.
A CHARMING HEALTH RESORT.
Sugar Loaf Springs, 12 Miles East
of Cameron, I. T
Hotel refurnished; ample accom-
modations; altitude 1800 ft.; within
1-4 mile of the summit of Sugar
Loaf mountain, the highest peak
in Arkansas or the Indian Terri-
tory; cool mountain breeies; scen-
ery unsurpassed in beauty and
grandeur; water unexcelled and a
specific for all stomach, liver and
kidney diseases,also for complaints
peculiar to women.
Rates reasonable; daily hack
line; mail delivered daily.
•Ioun T. IIowei.l, Manager,
v4-ltf Cameron, I. T.
Col. Rngene Kaston, of Antlers,
passed through our tow n Monday
en route foi South McAlester and
stopped off to spend a few hours
with his old friend and former
partner, M. E. Kosser.
Two l Ivea Saved.
Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, ol Junc-
tion City, III. was told by her doc-
tors she had consumption and that
there was no hope for her, but
two bottles Dr. Kind's New Dis-
covery completely cured ncr and
she says it saved her life. Mr.
Tlios. Eggers, 139 Florida St. San
Francisco, suffered from a dread-
ful cold, approaching Consump-
tion, tried without result every-
thing else then bought one bottle
of Dr. King's Kew Discovery and
in two weeks was curcd. He is
naturally thankful. It is such re-
sults, ol which these are samples,
that prove the wonderful efficacy
of this medicine in Coughs and
folds. Free trial bottles at any
II Store. Regular size 50e.
Bucklen's Arnica 8slvo.
The best salve in the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped
hands, chilblains, cuts anil ail skig
eiuptious, and positively cures
piles, or no pay required. It is
guaranteed to give perfect satis-
faction, or money refunded. Price
25 cents per box For Sale by \V.
B. Miller, drng^ist. n27-ly
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Our friend Henry 0'Bryan,who
with liis sitter Miss Laura, spent
last Sunday at Albion the guest of
J. G. Clayton, reports the nephew
of Mr. Clayton vory sick at the
residence of his uncle.
Maj. Chnmbliss, of Washington,
D. C., is in the nation for the pur-
pose ot making contracts for jails,
etc., at tbe various court precincts
ill the Territory und inspecting
those already established.
Attorney Chester Heath, from
Albion, made us a pleusant call
Monday aud gave us a brief ac-
count of the district court held at
Sulphur Springs which he has at-
tenned for tho past month.
Rev. If. Epps preached an able
sel man to tbe Choctaws at Rock
Creek church Sunday at 11 a. hi.
Henry Alexander being his in-
terpreter. He will preach there
each 4th Sunday hereafter.
Another good rain Saturday
night made all rejoice except F.M.
Wilson, who hod molded 4,500
brick on Saturday and was com-
pelled to got up and stack them
away iu order to save them.
We are informed by Prof. Haney
thut the first two weeks of his
school at Rock Creek school house
wns not as large as it should have
been, on account of the wet weuth-
er, but the last two weeks give
promise of a good attendance.
Miss Ida, the charming daughter
of Mrs. Jack McCurtain of Tush-
kaboDima, spent Thursday night
iu our town and was a conspicuous
object at tbe ice cream supper.
Miss Ida lias many iriends bore
who are always delighted to sec
her.
A. Miller and family roturned
from Tushkahomma last Sunday.
Mr. Miller was at Paris during tho
most of his time, looking after the
welfare of the Carter boys, his
sons in-law, whose cas« is still
ponding beforo the grand jury
there.
D, Thomas roturned froin the
mountains Saturday evening con-
siderably tanned by the red-hot
rays of the king of day, the other
parties who wout with bim not
coming in till Monday. They re-
port a rough trip but do not re-
gret it.
ITnele Jimmie Duke, the weather
prophet from the prairie west of
town, was in Tuesday and gave us
u pleasant chat concerning crops,
weather, etc. He predicts fine
fall for gathering crops, though
plenty of rain for potatoes and
turnips,
Melvin Thomasson and a youug
man named Ilaruson were arrest-
ed by Constable Anderson and
triod for gamijig. They employed
M. E. Rosser to defend them aud
were ucquitted by the commission-
er, it proving to be a case of mal-
ice between parties.
Itev. G W. DaioHa left hero
Saturday to be absent ten days or
two weeks holding services at dif-
ferent stations on the railroad, be-
ginning ai Tushkahomma and ex-
tending to Poteau, where tho 3rd
quarterly conference is lo be held,
embracing next Sunday.
At the district court last month
a Choctaw was convicted of steal-
ing an old gray hen and a penalty
ol 25 lashes on tbe bare hack im-
posed by the judge. Jefferson S.
Bacon, of our vicinity, assisted in
the whipping. Jeff says there
were live men whipped, and sixty-
five indictments returned by the
grand jury. Two murder eases
were disposed of, l>oth by acquit-
ting tile defendant.
IAmerican National Ijanl5
Ifovt unfit, Jivhunsus.
| Capital and Surplus $150,000.00
This Bank in one of the Solid Institutions of the
Southwest.. Its Officers and Directors are safe, con-
servative business men- It !>ein$ a. JVatioruil Bank, it
is under the immediate supervision and, examination
of the General Government and stockholders, under
the N tional Banking law, are responsible to deposit-
ors for double the amount of their stook.
1)o| ohm your money In (lio
American IkTati^nal Barilu
oy
SPort Stxiltlx, - .A. r lea. use as.
#E'ia
IS
IsIVEET, .t'E'EID and
ufV 2ST XD
O WAGON Y^lRD. O
Biiggies, Hacks and Saddle Ponies always on haud.
Good Accommodations al the'Wagon Yar*5
T AT^IIIIIV/V LIVKHY
OlJIt WEATIIMB.
Weather prognosticittionR for week end-
ing Wednesday, AiiKiiHt 1.
BY MALCOLM k. ROfSSKK.
Thursday, Aug. 1, rainy.
Friday, iJ. fair.
Saturday, 3; fair.
Sunday, 4; possible showers.
Monday, 6; rain.
Tuesday, 6; rain.
Wednesday, 7; rain.
BY B. F. GRASnY.
Thursday, Aug. 1; cloudy, showers.
y ritlay, 2; clearing, wanner.
Saturday. 3; very warm, cloudy.
Sunday, 4; thunder showers.
Monday, 5; cool, storm likely.
Tuewlay, til clearing, cool.
Wctlnesday, 7; fair wanner.
Cooler weather may be expected this
week.
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Tbe Methodist Sunday-school
sremn to be gnining strength and
interest yet there ia much loft un-
done that would make it more ben-
oficial to the people. Each class
should strive to obtain the prize
offered for the class that gains the
most new members during the
present year.
Wo are requested to notify,
through this paper, all members
of the M. E. Church, South, to
meet at their church house Sun-
| day evening at 4 o'clock. Some
' matters of church businees of
much importance is to be attend-
ed to. You aro respectfully re-
quested 19 be present.
A. Howell, who is repairing tbe
I residonce of Judge C. B. Wade
' one mile out from town, received
: n very painful wound Saturday
morning by a pieoe of timber full-
ing ou him from the roof where
his men were working. It broke
one bone in his hand and other-
wise disabled hiin for a while.
N. Dyke, of fhe linn of Dyke
Bros., Fort Smith, was at the fes-
tival last Thursday night and wns
surprised af (he pleasures that
Talihiiiti's good peupie can pie-
pare for an occasion like that. He
says be never saw anything in
Fort Hniitli to oxcol it for good
tilings to eut and a nice crowd.
Our friend I. N. Huise brought
ill some of the finest watermelons
Tuesday that wo have seen this
seuson. lie presented the News
forcc Willi one of tbe finest and it
was highly appreciated. He says
he lost his lirst planting by bugs
anil drouth and ho then wrapped
the seed in paper (mostly Nuws)
after which they were not both-
ered by anything.
Tbe Methodist parsonage has
been painted recently and this
week the feucc surrounding it is
being painted, the entire work be-
ing done by II. A. Kvans, who, we
are compelled to say, thoroughly
understands the art of mixing
paipta and using the brash. The
work is, in the estimation of
judge", a tirst-elass job and tho
colors are artistic in uppcuiniiec.
Jno. Chamber., one of our
most popular young uicn aud a lino
busiuess man who lias be^n serv
ing our merchants iu the capacity
of salesman for sometime, with
grip in haud, a pencil behind his
ear and tears in hi- eyeB, boarded
the south bound local on Friday
morning for Clayton, where he
will serye as hnsin« hs manager for
Thomas Bros, iu their id., ill., es-
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Grandy, B. F. The Talihina News. (Talihina, Indian Terr.), Vol. 4, No. 4, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 1, 1895, newspaper, August 1, 1895; Talihina, Indian Territory. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc137252/m1/3/: accessed March 18, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.