Indian Chieftain. (Vinita, Indian Terr.), Vol. 3, No. 3, Ed. 1, Thursday, October 2, 1884 Page: 2 of 4
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VJXITA I. T- OCT. 2 1SS4.
BeHiles vrat ether liquids it-
Tunsanscs Chicago wes 90600000
gallons of water a day la hot
Neither.
ol. WillxjucP. Ro has been
'apiMJUstMl by Cfcwf Bashyhcao as
romniissionec to the rcw Orleans
Exposition.
The. teieat fiat hwwe ia New
YA City m 270 fact high aad has
ten full awl three attic stories in
iront with ifteca the rear.
SrxTY-ttTi3c-eety conventions
in Kansas hare Swiracted in favor
ol the wefettiMi John-J. In-
gallgaaditagfe ecfor any
-other man.
JWTES TOR THE STOCaTXO.
Hatrxt 3. k ew wariy sixteen
Ihandslugh aad - when in
fairwder 1030 pewfe. Herrac-
bing WCJgBt SSWBt iu poiauua.
She km grow. ce her 2.10 3-4
Ttcord
The SxMativc Cwacil of the
Cherokee Xatk was called by
' Chief Boafeyheaa to meet at Tah-
JeoaKoarOetakerlet Mr. Watt
Starr oMotfcar t this advisory
ifeooy from'iear Cter8eere called
omamonCr m. to way to tho
1-aeeung.
'Toe mayor ef Belati Texas is-
j roeO. a proeUmeHoa 68 day last
xeek aeldnf h iwoon bosses to
close and theppleto spcad the
dav in tuarer lac rauu Oa Friday
niat it rained irititw feear ariles. of
the tows-liet did jtet tech tho cor-
poraie Emits.
"THEcomcrap fee this year is
Niiouied at 1810000000 hashels
lhe largest erergrowH and 17 per
cent greater than last year. The
wheat crop is 100000000 bushels
Viheadof last Tear aad we can
prate 300680990 bshels for
Europe if seeded.
R. B. Avbkx who w3 scat to
Chester peaiteatiary some weeks
ago from the WfchiU. cosrt for
. stealing Osage peeks asakes a piti-
ful appeal ia the aewspapcrs.
The Osage aod Biwaee coantry has
for years heea iafrntrd by thieves
and thisreedif; er.t by tho aew
court at NicbiU. is looked npon as
an imposition.
"TVesa is lower ia Xngland on
" the average of JS64 than it has been
ia 104 years. The average valne
of the quarter rflaglish wheat in
the first half of ISM wasl iGsSd
- which ia the lowest average since
1780 when it was 1 16s. Present
pjiees ire lower ihaa the average
up to Julrlst mm the tendency is
aU?l downward.
Soiotiftheraiee east of what
was eace Sock Falls has been
Imrnedaad'rtisaot aelikely that
trouble will arise ia eonecqnence.
'The "boomers'7 aMtSe sosae snch
threats' as this aad if they carry
them oat there will be a. good-
sjieumows. Moet of them were
allowed to deoartia peace and if
wise they wDiae return for rc-
2t seeaas tiaat it woald bo as
TreH o rally aafewtwd that the
qoasdea at she Tafcaaiy of the
lease of the Cherokee strip is
claiaied to he saiX aa open one.
The coast ia AetMmg fee tote case
at StcLoais sedr
"Bat fee eatiietoa is aot as to
the vatfditr f the toaee Toeg or
short bat whether this penal
statote Trsriier to fee mere indec-
icg of fee lease."
"Owwg to fee reported exisl-
eneeof pkuro-paeasenla all cat-
tle will be' excded from tho St.
Xomt Fair Growls in 15S4.' '
'The above telegram was sent out
to .all cattle exhibitors by Festas J.
Vada secretary of the Fair Asso-
eaatioa. He explains that this ex-
daxott vefers only to the cattle and
will have ho efifect npon the ad-
anisaioa of horses sheep and swine.
Ten day ago it was resolved to
exclude the Jerseys on account of
the prevalence of the disease in
thathrced but it has been dis-
covered in others and a general
exclusion had to be ordered for
fee preservation of unaffected cat-
tle. The-discase is all the more
dangerGas because it is not mani-
fested aatil the last few hours and
escapes the observation of tho vet-
erinary surgeon.
JohxH. "Wright at Junction
City Kaasas last week lost six of
his heet Holstcia calves irom black
Jeg. The Dakota farmers aro hav-
Jog a had year in the midst of
good eMps. They say it costs one
heahelef wheat to tend throe
laefhet.
to
xCaa I get a whisky cock-tail
feie moraine;?" asked a stranger
as h entered a restaurant last Sun.
dey. "Xo sir it's against the law
to sett liquor &mdr. Just take
a seat at the tablo. Here waiter
liring a Kentucky hreakfst .ci
New coin is 30 cents at Indepen-
dence ICansas according to the
Star.-
Jnthc midst of life man is. in
debt and the tax-collectorpursueth
nim wncrcver no goctn.
? Is not the man who makes the
most money that become the ricli-
cstj but the man who saves the
most.
The reunion of the Grand Annyl
ot the Itepubhc to be held at Bax
ter Springs October 6Ui to lOUi
gives every promise of success.
Thirty-five per cent of cattle of
Illinois are classed as "nigh grade"
by the department cf ngriculUirc.
By high grade is meant those hav-
ing more than half blood of some
of the recognized pure breeds. The
commissioner estimates the in
crease ot value from this source
alone at $20000000.
Caldwell Journal: Mr. mil's
fence party arrived from the Chey-
enne and Arrapahoc country this
week. They have completed the
fencing of a range in that country
that contains something over 400-
000 acres. The privileges were
leased from the Indians for ten
years. This lease gives tho In-
dians a nice revenue and to the
cattlemen composing the company
a fine range and no one is damag-
ed to the extent of a penny's worth.
Sun River (Montana) Press :
STost of the horse ranches in this
section are supplied with thorough
bred stallions and fine OrcgonJ
mares ; the herds are Improvm'
and a ready sale is found for all
the stock whether for draft or car-
riage purposes. A visit to any of
the horse ranches will prove what
we have said. .No cayusc stock is
found and in a few years the breed
will not be known in this section
Albuquerque Joura?!: In 1SG7
when the Navajos were allowed to
return to their reservation after
getting an awful drubbing from
Uncle Sam's boys in blue the
tribe men women and children
numbered "but a little overC000
souls. A recent count makes them
now 18000 strong. In lSGTthey
were given 1UUUU head ot steep
by the government and to-day
Manuelito alone owns over '0000
sheep and between 200 and
300 head of horses. They former-
ly sold their children into slavery
and when the emancipation procla
mation was issued over 1000 of
these Indian slaves. were set free in
this territory alone the govern-
ment has now established schools
on the reservation and large num-
bers of the children are taking
advantage of this plan of educa-
tion. Jones deputy revenue collector
at Marshal Texas forgot his wife
and child and eloped with Miss
Sallie Bell Knight a pretty six-
teen year old girl. The fugitives
were traced to Atutin where Jones
was arrested and held to answer a
charge of kidnapping. An Influen-
tial relative persuaded Miss Knight
to return home. Before leaving
Austin Sallie who is a small
pronounced brunette with very
dark eyes and beautiful childish
faco clung to Jones declaring that
she loved him to death and that
he had not kidnapped her. On
his way home in charge of the
officer?. Jones poisoned himself
and died. When Miss Sallie
learned that Jones was dead she
fell in a death-like swoon. She
was resuscitated and fainted again
afterwards becoming hysterical.
After all this an old lover of Miss
Knight sought her out expressed
his belief inner entire innocence
and offered to marry her to prove
his confidence in her. She agreed
and the nuptials were forthwith
"celebrated and the young lady is
now Airs. ueo. i. iTilvcr post-
office address. Henderson Texas.
About 10000 head of cattle have
been branded this season near
Dodge City by a new apparatus.
The capacity of this machine is
about 400 head of cattlo daily.
The price for branding is from
seven to ten cents per head. The
machine is about twenty feet long
and will hold from four to six head
of cattle at a time. It is just wide
enough for tho passage of a full
grown animal. When the cattle
enter the machine they find on the
bottom a wooden frame crossed by
iron rods about six inches apart.
When "the machine is full the frame
is elevated by pulleys operated bv
ahorse. Thalegs of the animals
are between the rods and presently
the rods stricke their abdomens and
lift them from the ground their
bodies resting on the rods with
their legs swinging underneath.
While in this helpless condition the
branding iron is applied. Itrequires
five men to work the machine.
Seneca Dispatch: We learn
that the Azent at Qnapaw Indian
Agency has established a kindv"
martial Jaw out there. It is said
he refuses to allow any employe
of the agency to leave there without
a pass and that on pay day he
doesn't intend to permit any cred-
itor of Indians inside of the Agency.
Such measures may be consistent
with the institutions of a republic
but we fail to see it. Abolitionists
thought it a terrible thing that the
slave-holder forbade his negroes
from leaving his plantation without
a pass and so they demanded that
slavery should be abolished. Now
here are free white men and In-
dians put under the espionage and
dictatorship of an Indian agent after
the castiron fashion of the Russian
government. It may be all right
but the glasses we look through do
not shew it up in that light. That
and taking people two hundred
miles away from this town to be
tried fora petty offense are cut
from the'same cloth and emanated
from the same imperialistic source.
Caldwell Jonmal:-rD. L. Payne
tho boomer said to a gentleman
whom wc aro prepared to believe
speaks the truth that he "would
kill orhavckillcdjfrom the brush
Hon. IS. Al. Hewins W. IS. Holm
A Hunnewell Tom Ilutton
bought 2200 head of three-year
old Texas steers at $25.
Stock cattle in Cochise county
Arizona arc assessed S12 per
head. The rate of taxation is S3.70
on $100 which makes tho actual
tax on cattle a fraction less than
45 cents per head.
The coming cattle convention at
St. Louis promises to be a grand
affair.
S-ilcs at Dodge City: 1450
northwest Texas yoarlings at S1G ;
700 southwest Texas ones and
twos at SM.75; and 475 yearling
heifers at S14 S1G and S17.
About G.700 head of thorough
Texas cattle are yet for sale on
this market of which two-thirds
arc she cattle.
A flowing stream of white sul-
phur water has been struck in the
Fort Scott gas well. The flow is
estimated at from 8000 to 10000
gallons a day. The walo; is slightly
saline and heavily charged witli
sulphuretted hydrogen tasting very
much lifee thc'celebrated blue lick
water of Kentucky though not
nearly so strong.
Caldwell Standard : We believe
that corn will not rule over 22 to 27
cents any time before March or
April of next year. 375 half-
breed and grado three-year-old
steers sold at S50 around. The cattle
will be fed at Oxford in this
county. Mr. Sherburn of that
city says ho thinks they arc the
finest bunch of feeding steers in
Kansas to-day. . A let
of stock hogs "sold "for feeders at
$5.75 per hundred. Thcv will
average 130 pounds. 1-
427 carloads of cattle have been
shipped from Caldwell this season.
1 Jll.JMIIIl I J. I .....J. ... 1
DO YOU KNOW
THAT
LORILLARD'S CLIMAX
rX.TTC3 TOBACCO
with IM Tin Tk Vjuvk Vzap Fine Cat Chew-
In jr-. Xavt Curnxcg aa4 lUacfc. Crown and
YelW SXTITS are the lt and cheapest
quality consMeiedt tij
ROMAN FEVER DROPS
This is the only and best rrniedr fur
the radical care of Fever and Apne
without any injnriouH results to the
constitution. This medicine shonlil be
taken strictly according to directions.
A half-bottle shonld be taken everv
seventh day after the last attack of
fever. SoU by
Mo Frazee & Co.
STyl Vinita I. T.
WIS RBGE PISGHAL
RESTAURANT
With Rooms to rent East side M.
K. & T. R. R. Nice rooms for
drummers.
ROMAN PILLS
Vegetable .
Cathartic.
Thcso pills will
lie fonml useful in
all forma of llilious
Derangement Ma-
larial Alfcctions
Dyspepsia Skin
Diseases Consti-
pation various Fe-
inalo Complaints
to Purify the Blood
etc For sale bv
3C.FRAZEKJtC0.
Vinita I. T.
CARDINAL
LINIMENT.
Tli is liniment
should be on hand
in every household
as it is an excellent
ami prompt reme-
dy for rheumatism
Lame Hack Tooth
Ache .Nenralsia
Sprains Bruises.
Swellings and all
other bodily pains
and aches."
Fr-rsaleby
X.FRAZKEJCCO.
Vinita I. T.
IHELIVESTOCKIaEKEfOFSriOinS
- TJJE ST. LOUIS TiATUKS&X.
STOCKYARDS
Located at Saat St. UbU in.
DtroctircrppoettctlmcttroISt. Lools. Bares
faralldcscripctoaof IJvo EtorHc always la o
tendance anj wltaln tbo grounds of tbo Stock
Tanta arooBoef Canning- Company wim
cajmcltr for&laticntortaff 1.J80 bead of casta
dallx. and IVwk racking Krtahlltiimcna wlta
a capacity for ataogfalcrtag t am sag dally.
ISAAC H. K50r rrcsfakat.
CIIAS. T. J0SES Sept.
TiHZE vrnsriT.A. FAIR.
-Third Annual Meeting to be held
BISK 22 to 24.
If you will
Open
D H RUHR
to the World you will oihservo they aro Positively the most
Liberal ever offered in the Indian Tcrritorv.
n
Onc-uairmila dash Ttro-ycar olds .- 25 00
Second premium.. ....-..... 10 00
Pacing mile heats 2 in 3. 23 00
One-half-mile dash Three-year olds - 00 00
Second premium 10 00
Trotting race mile heats 2 In 3 1 f 50 0
Second premium . 10 00
Lady equestrian notless than 5 entries......... ..... ............ 13 00
One-half mile repeat 2 in 3......................... SO CO
One mile dash free to all ..'.................. 73 00
Second proraiaai.... ... ......... 1500
''ln 1 HP ZDJLT- '
JIulc race one-half mile dash.. ................................$ 13 00
One-half mile saddle horses 20 00
Second premium 5 00
Girl rider under 12 years ofagc not 'ess than live onirics 5 00
Mile and repeat 2 in 3 ........................... 100 00
Second premium...... .............. .................... ....... 23 00
Banning novelty 1st J mile SIS; mile $20 ; J mile $23 ; mile -30 00
The management has assurances from many horsemen of the
southwest that they will be present with their stock and a meeting of
much more than ordinary interest is assured.
jEL. W- Til iMJLSjtJ 3E:rest.
a- :e. good x j.oo:Kni?25 sec.
Major Lyons and several other cat-
tlemen and citizens." Wc arc also
prepared to bclcivo that Payne is
just brav enough to osecuto Ench
a tnreat. as no savs -irom mo
SENECA MO.
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER
L2&3' zai. CotieseB's Tm Sines ui Ms a $daK$
ALL ORDERS FKOXITLY FILLED.
ARMSTRONGS MILL
Four Xilcs from Prairie City on Grand Hirer.
GEO. AKMSTEONG - Proprietor.
All Kinds of Hard Lumber Always on Hand
and for Sale.
ZD- T7". ZLiIjFIE
-DEALER IS-
mr$EBAL HEB.CHASDISE
Oovcla - Ind. Tor.
WILL SELL GOODS FOR CASH AS CHEAP AS ANY HOUSE
IN THE TERRITORY.
CiULX. loSTD EX-fVilluSTE MY STOCK
(liS. ESE8 Prea&si. PAUL WA(3 Sccf ad Tteisot.
PHOmilETOnS OP TEE x
SENECA K0LLER MILLS
SENECA NEWTON CO. HO.
H3ghesft Cash. Price Paid for All Gradoa of Wheat.
0rers fer FL0CB BRAS ami SHirSTEFFS rrj AUea&d ta.
P. BCCLEIX SapaMEBJffltaBd Rasiaea Maaaser SEXECA M0.
ntHEaUjKSi
Hafe at present'
erode licrrioni onus
JOEL B. GENTRY & 0..
locust Grove Tam
(Eight Miles Northwest of Fcdalia)
BEEEDEKS AJW DEALERS IS
Short-Horn Hereford and
Polled Cattle.
J-JLCZZ3 JISTT) JSSiSIETS
And Denmark Saddle t Harness Horses
50 high grado and pedigreed Sliort-horn balls; .1)0 high
one car of Polled bnlls ; ono car of high snide Hereford
calf by ilprcford and Fol.icd buu.
j. uuoai ua i o.ja w . ijeifcrs . .TOO hich srade Miort-h-rn cows in caif b
Urasli; out wc coTvaraiy araggan i Wo a- npaiVIi t3 K.ako contracts for future deliverv for any ntiinbe- Cociea
tri il I rn cr.Ut i n i tli .- r Tool
GRAYSVILLB.
The Business Center.
-I HAVE AN-
VMoftariMgrciaiie
ON GRAND RIVER FOUR MILES
EAST OF CHOUTEAU.
The Stock of Dry Goods Clo tiling Notions
Hats Groceries Queenswarc Tinware.
Cutlery Saddlery 33oots and Shoes-
Always Complete and Sold at Lowest Prices.
GEAT FE0TJEING & SAW MILL.
I have purchased tlii3 mill
Milling Business.
1?. O. ChoTitcax-i
and nra prepared to" do a General
Ind. Ter
G. W. GREEN IN THE FRONT RANK.
As the lime approaches for moving into our splendid new building the
necessity for reducing our stock hecomes more apparent. .
Wc intend tb save most of the expense of.
transfer for our customers. "
The "Old KeHaMe"
G. W. GRBBN.
Jost-oflice. Mnita T. T"
Crop off left earand
split ia right.
Range On J o n c s
crcefc.cight miles
sorthca.it of Vi-
niti I. T. 29
EES. J. B. CXTRL.
PostofGce Coflejville Kans.
J Con left hip or
side and saddlo
stirra on right side
ornin.
Kanire on Car!
erect.
41
mn
W. O. PATTON & CO.
Post-office Vinita L. T.
Smooth crop in the
left car.
Horses branded tl
samo on tho If A
hip.
Range Kock creek
lEmM
WM. DONALDSOH
Postoffice Vinita lad. Tc?r.
Some cattle bHndM
on left side.
Range On
Little Cabin
Creclc. nino miles
north cafet of Vinita
'te
T. F. THOMPSON
P O. Vinita I. T.
m
Rango on Big Ca-
bin Crcfk 3 miles
south of Vinita.
W. T. MATTY
Postoffice Vinita I. T.
Brand in cither
side or hip.
uangeitortn irom
Vinita. 3Stf
m
V. QBAY
Po3tolficc Chontc&n. I. T.
fcorae cattle brn'd 1
V G on left side.
Ear mark Over-
slope in each car.
I Range on Pry jr's
creek I. T.
SSly
unoroicee urpnan Asyium. - j(
3JarssiooU -H
' nutm lAft aw i'l 1
iiu undcrbt ': ixl
in right. o
H.B. Henry P.
s
m
ioos ot&
O. Vinita LT.
Also I
loft
side.
v anous oilier
marks and ohl
brands.
anch n
AViite Oak
Creek. 1G v
JANE CAPTAIKB
Skiatook Post-office G. N.
Uonm
brand saavi
on left
shonIdr.
Range o
zrci'-k 0g
Kation.
-aaws-
T)AiA(nu c?
i oaiuiutu t-M.
MOSES KDOKXTK.
and Fox Agency
Some okC
cattle branJ
cdoalrKr
righttiip
brand K oa
right shoal
der. Ear-
marks crop
offthrit
and shallow fo;k in left. JJW
'HES!9Hw
creek.
Li
JOSEPH HDKT.
Post-office Vinita I. T.
Cropaa
cplitin left
ear. nader-
bit and sine r
taeiarifht
Ranch IX
miles veat'
of- Vinita
at the head . A
of Prior's -
itance. oeiwecn rrvora
htmng creeks.
B9D
B.B.TATLOB.
Post-office Vinita I. T.
Jjramied oa . r
both side.
Crop oft" left
ear aad split-
in right. Q
XASGX Lo- w
cost creek.
JaSflJ
.W.H. Marker
Postoffice 1nit3 1.T.
Has altrays been recognized 03
Headquarters for Bargains
And will now do better than ever. The stock comprises
everything sold in n
JESSE COCHRAN
Postoffice Chelsea I. T.
Smooth crop off
of left car.
Range four miles
west of Chelsea.
tiaBHMMM!
DAVID BLUEJACKET.
Pca'afjce. Ghetopa Kans.
' in.. 1. :.!
1 Al'so C on ngh t side
Ran'u on head-
waters; ol little
Cabin creek.
Xjstnrg'e O-eezcsuL Store
Among the chief bargains we quote the following:
H A TS Fur former price 73 cants to 82 50; now offered at 50c
7c and SI 00. Wo liave a few straw hata left which can be
earned off at any
price.
SHOES formerly sold at SI 25 to $2 50; now offered at 40 cents
to SI -15. A fine line of Misses Slippers now offered at 50
cents per pair; have always sold at 75c to $1 50.
CIlOTEDGSTGr. Light Weight at your own price. Rather
than carry this stock vr c will sell it at one-half regular price.
VESTS one lot of about
at SI 00 to 51 50.
10 at 50c each. Formerly sold readily
Tho above are but a few of tho many bargains offered and only
given as an example. During this
G-reat SlaugtLter Sale
Which -will positively continue only about sis week wc shall lake
pleasure in making special prices on many different articles.
Come in and secure a bargain while tho opportunity lasts.
Gk W". G-IEEISr -VirLita-
aacHCxxLx
r.s.
WM. LITTLE & GO.
Wtal ma KtIl Bnlcn la
FLOUR FEED AND PROVISIONS
A3m axrj a co&pleta n&e of
Dry Goods Hats and Caps
Groceries Queeusware
Clothing Tinware
Boots and Shoes Notions Eta
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOB COUNTRY PRODUCE
Mil Siilies k Mm Aliap ta Mi
Don't fail to see our stock and learn our prices
before "buying.
"W1VI. 3LITTr.S & CO. "Vinita Indian Ter.
awMtwv
Crop off of
left ear u
der hatr
cropinrigat
Soma cattlo branded.
on hip. Right hip'
liansc 'Big Ca-
bin creek
on right sides.
aw
W. a FALSgJi.
Post-ofQco. Vinita. XT.
P. M. C3EOWELL
Postoffice Vuiita Indian Territory.
(some branded on
lea bip.)
Horse brand C S
on left shoulder.
Rango on Shaw-
nee creek 9 miles
n e of Vinita. 47v
t.
O. M. UcClellnn.
Postollice Oowala I
A lew cows
an tiranilni on
left tIJf llini
V frw rattle
brsndcl
tb- left
Cattle
mostly JonMe
UnrlappcU
liaise brxjil.
E&nch on Csnc; t on lea aide
ttrnintl
thool-
m
t
J. O. HALL.
Post-ollice " inita I.
Underbit in each
ear.
Horse brand same
on left bin.
Rangc Between
Cabin and I'ryor'a
creeks.
23
TL's b-antl ana ffiars (crop cad nn-
dcrbit oft each ear kept np on ranclr.
Van ens car marks and old. brand.
Horse brand horse-shoe on'Icft should
dcr and .neck.
R a n.c h oa
Bird Creeks
eiput mi)a
north of Tula
I.T.
JOEtT B. PRICE.
P. O. Cooyyah or Chouteau I.T.
m
Mark. nnJf r ilope one
ear OTcr tloj-
the otter (either ear )
Ranch on Grand Elrcr
ten miles cut of
lTjors Crcet Switch.
JOHN & G-EORGE BTJT.T.F.TTE
FCTJ. A3D CDJIPLSTB STOCK 05
GENEEAL MEEGHANDISE
WHICH WILL IE SOLO AT BED-ROCK PUCES
C1SII PAID FOR IIID3 FUUS aad PRODUCE. Cash er Cattle taba k Ex
"" GarGaada
NATHANIEL SKHTNER
Post-office Vinita I. T.
Under-
f bIopo in
i each ear.
Ranzc.
Prj-or'a
creek 20
m. south
i of Vinita
I near 31.
K. & T.
. j
K a TaaHalBMrl
rfcsJlrefJi
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Tt-t-officc Prairie City I. T.
Crop off
left ear
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rizht.
Owon
ric h t
horn X
on loft
i horn.
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W. T. DAVIS.
P. O. Vinita I. T.
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Ran on
Grand rirer'
betwccnCa
bin & Duck;
creeks.
KVANS HUNTER & NHWMAN
Evansville Kansas.
Half-brc-etl cattlo all brand J
on left eiuejtnd hip. Somo car-1
marked JHMm and some ISC
the Iat- liRl ter iscaH.ESS o
jingje- bob marfc.1" Texaa
steers road-bnand W on near
side. Various car- mark.
rasce Commancho connty pool.
M. W. COUCH.
Post-0 fljr Lishtnfng Creek I. T
W. O. NELMS
rrst-office Vinita I. T.
Ranch
on Rock
creek
IS miles
south of
Vinita.
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SHE OUR STOCK.
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Lit. 20tf
Xrs. Isabella Newman
Post-offico. Skiatook I. 1
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ABTHLIl DODGE
Colli Wille. Kansas.
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Thompson, S. J. & Milford, M. E. Indian Chieftain. (Vinita, Indian Terr.), Vol. 3, No. 3, Ed. 1, Thursday, October 2, 1884, newspaper, October 2, 1884; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc70831/m1/2/: accessed April 24, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.