Indian Chieftain. (Vinita, Indian Terr.), Vol. 4, No. 6, Ed. 1, Thursday, October 22, 1885 Page: 2 of 4
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VTSITA I. T. OCT 22l&i
Asvuiixa tlio mrtller with this
JcMio of tlio Indian Uiiikftaix?
Frank Ja.h:s the notorious out-
law is clerking in a store nt
Nevada Missouri.
Times nro reported good in uest-
orti Kansas. The country !b rapid-
ly filling up with settlers.
H. W. Shaw "Josh Billings1
died on Wednesday of last week at
Monterey California of apoplexy.
Ciiiek IUrsitYiii'Ai) had an inter-
view with tlio president and is
paid to havo left Washington in a
vory happy mood.
A LETTEn recently mailed at tho
Galveston postofllco for Palestine
Texas found its way to tho holy
land and camo back.
Chief Dueiiyiirad camo down
yesterday and went to Okmulgoo.
Ho made while in Washington tho
effort of his lifo in tho direction
of saving Phillips.
A co urn: of secies ago eight
Mormons got tho ' full penalty of
the law thrco hundred dollars
fino and six months in jail. It
looks as though thoir star was set-
ting forovcr.
II. W. Youno editor of the
Str and Kansan has been ap-
pointed rcccivor of public moneys
at tho Independence land office
Wo arc glad to seo tho
people succeed.
newspapor
I.v speaking of tho Globe-Democrat
and tho louso item which wo
printed two wcoks ago tho Advo-
cato by forco of habit stands up
for its associates howovor disgust-
ing thoy may bo.
Without doubt It requires some
substanco upon which to build an
annual message In view howover
of the talent at hand it hardly
seems ncccssrry that Chief Bushy-
bead should havo visited Washing-
ton just at this time
Cor.. L. B. Belt returned from
Okmulgee this morning. Ho says
tho Creek joint committco on for-
eign relations liavo reported ad-
versely to selling any land. This
report embodies the substance of
tho Etifnula convention.
A STATEMENT IHOM THJ3
TBEASURY.
Wo aro told by the telegraph
that Chief Bushyhcad hns con-
cluded to try the United States
treasury department for a financial
stalomcnt of our affairs. Sinco tho
last unfortunate venturo in tho di-
rection of statements from tho gon-
cral govcrnniont Mr. Buehyhcad's
friends havo not shown a relish
for thatdiot. Phillips' statements
havo been inoro to thtlr liking
notwithstanding thcro was a rancid
flavor about thorn which prevented
their being swallowed by a majori-
ty of tho Chorokccs. By this
forthcoming statement wo arc
firthor informed Chief Bushyhcad
hopes to "sot at rest somo misap-
prehensions and a good of deal mis-
representation about tho payment
of tho $300000." If the chief
expects a statement at all wo hav
no idea that ho has been dull
enough to ask for a weapon with
which to commit political suicide
nor which will destroy his friends.
If he docs get a statement in effect
that we havo not received $300000
on our unoccupied lands our
advico and wo believe nino out oi
every ten intelligent men in this
nation will join us would bo to
get a quit-claim from tho federal
government as speedily as possi-
ble Tho reasons given by tho
chief for bolioving that tho desired
statement will show our tittle clear
are that ho signed tho deeds and
cannot bo mistaken. Wo do not
bcliovo it Iijib been claimed that
deeds were made for Any lands
except tho.no occupied by tho
Pawnees Ncz Pcrccs and other
Indians. Tho claim of tlio oppo-
sition has all along been that by
accepting this $30000 under tho
terms oi tho act appropriating it
we virtually accepted it on all our
western lands. Many a man has
unwillingly bargained away his
property and been brought to a
realization of his error when it
was too lato to help himself. May
wo not bo in that unpleasant
predicament? Without desiring to
tack or hedge upon its position
tho Chieftain is free to say it has
always maintained a much higher
regard for Chief Bushyhcad than
for many of his associates. We do
not bolicvc ho wilfully cast us into
our present difficulties but wo do
belicvo wo were placed there by
tho wilful acts of some of his
advisers.
Commission Atkins passed
through Oswego on tho Frisco one
day last week on his way to in-
vestigate tho existing difficulties at
tho San Carlos agency Arizona.
Ho has arranged to meet a number
of tho chiofs of this territory at
MuBkogec in a few days.
Some school boards aro at last
learning to deal justly and do tbo
right and honorable thing. The
Omaha school board has adopted a
rulo to pay female teachers the
same as male teachers doing the
samo class of work. This is a
faint dawn of a better day to tho
fair sex.
Chief Busiivhead cannot urgo
upon council tho consideration of
a more important moasure than
ono haying for its object tho sup-
pression of crime The- killing of
Lovctl whilo in charge of tho
officers should point our law
makers to tho necessity of more
efficient or better executed laws.
The Advocato accuses us of
lying and on this instance wo must
plead guilty. It was a South
Carolina and not a Texas papor as
wo stated that said of the Advo-
cate: "Ono sido of tho paper is
printed in Chcrokeo but wo find
that portion fully as instructivo
and comprehensible as tho editori-
al pagos.'j
MaxwelIi has taken another
t tep forward to his end says the
Globe-Democrat but not howover
by his own volition. It was a case
of force Clork Zepp of the
court of corfoction forwarded the
papers in tho distinguished fakir's
caso to tho grand jury room.
Tho caso had an cx-parto hearing
there this week.
The population of Ireland con-
tinues to decrcaso steadily. Tho
report of the registrar goneral for
1884 givos tho number of births
for tho year as 118872 whilo tho
doaths wore 87151. This shows a
natural increase of 81721 but as
there was an emigration of 75803
persons theactuul result was a loss
of population to tho extent of
44112.
Camfounia fruit dealers who
formerly paid $800 a car load for
the transfer of freight from the
Pacific coast to Chicago have re-
cently tnado arrangements to havo
it reduced to 8300 aar load. This
in afill unreasonably high mid it is
not improbablo that it will lead to
il furlhor cut in prices. As hereto
fore maintained thoy were tanta-
mount to tho exclusion of Cali-
fornia Xiuits and cereals from tho
Amorh'nn markets and tended to
Mwjj tho traiwiortatjon companies
itt tto verge ai baUtuptoy.
BUNCOMBE FOR A BOOM.
From tho tone of a Washington
dispatch to tho Globe-Democrat it
looks as though Chief Bushyhcad
was endeavoring to infato a boom
to bo placed in service on the
assembling of council. Ho has at
length discovered that this country
is full of intruders his estimato of
tho numbor being 3000 and asks
that the United States government
remove them. In view of tho fact
that Mr. Bushyhead turns right
around and asks that another class
of intruders tho cattlemen bo al
lowed to remain it is safe to
predict that ho will accomplish
nothing as usual. Tho federal
government is not likely to tako
much stock in a pcoplo who ask
that a treaty provision bo enforced
and a statute bo violated. That tho
chief did not make a decided im-
pression the interrogation of tho
secretary plainly indicates. "Why
do you not proceed in tho course
laid down by law and then if you
find tho usual means inadequate
appeal to thoge'icral government?"
Tho pcoplo of tho Cherokee nation
cavo uccn asking tins eamo ques-
tion for a long time. Tho remedy
is at hand and has been all the
time Unfortunately council is
not on the vcrgo of assembling all
tho year round and so thcro is no
continuous occasion for activity.
OATTLB LEGISLATION.
The cattlemen of this nation aro
sanguine in tho belief that the
embargo placed upon the importa-
tion of southern stock as to timo
will in part bo raised at tho coming
session of council. The oxisting
law which provides that stock
shall not bo brought in earlier in
tho fall than November first nor
later in tho spring than April first
has had tho effect to injure every-
body who attempted to comply
and handlo southern cattle Men
of experionco insist that this time
can bo increased considerably
without endangering native stock.
It is understood that Chief Bushy-
head cntortains this view and will
recommend council to extend tho
timo for bringing in two months in
tlio spring and ono in the fall. If
this chango is made and from all
appearances tho council is favora-
bio it will bo but few years until
our people uro far more prosperous
than they have over boen before
provided of courso our native cattle
aro not injured.
can read and know a fow a things.
Mr Bushyhcad did not go to
Washington to seo about intruders
in tho country. Ho went thcro in
tho interest and in behalf of tho
cattle syndicato on the strip at
their request to intcrccdo with tho
secretary of tho interior and the
president In their behalf thoy
anticipating somo action to bo
taken against them and hence
thoy call our chief to their aid.
They well know that tho Chcro-
keo pcoplo are dissatisfied with
tho lease and that not a singlo
member who voted for it to bo
mado has been reelected to coun-
cil this time Honco tlioir antic-
ipation of trouble Tho follow-
ing is an extract from a prominent
caltlo man on tho strip to a
citizen hero: "Chief Bushyhcad is
in Washington now looking after
our intcresta." etc. Our council
meets soon and dologatcs will bo
sent to Washington insido of fifty
days to attend to all our affairs.
Why could they not attend to this
citizenship business as it comes
properly undor their province and
not under tho provinco of tho
chief? Besides theso little trips of
the chief cost tho nation several
hundred dollars that is monoy
just thrown away for as I Bald
beforo no emcrgenoy was so bad as
not to bo laid over until our regu-
lar constituted delegates went to
Washington vested with power
and authority to do thoso things
and who understand tho business
they go to attend to.
Furthermore wo aro told that
Mr. Bushyhoart is Retting up a do-
fenso in the $300000 mattor and
expects to como back hero and tell
our pcoplo ho has been to Wash
ington and found everything all
right; that tho Chieftain and
others who havo been sayinc so
much about this $300000 are en-
tircly wrong and don't know what
they aro talking about. Ho may
bo ablo to mako this "go down" a
few ot his party friends but ho
can nover get it "down" thoso who
read and think for themselves.
Another thing wo object to Mr.
Bushyhcad's defending his errone-
ous position at tho expenso of the
nation. Let tho peoplo know the
truth tho wholo truth in this
matter. Interested parties' evi-
dence is rarely taken in court as
worth much; henco wo opine that
what our chief will say in regard
to tho $300000 will bo taken with
somo degree ot caution. There is
plenty of law hero and power too
if our chief wishes to get rid of
intruders. Let him como homo
and go to work at them sure
enough. Wo only wish ho really
did havo this laudable desire for
God knows tho people havo it and
would help too. Nero.
railroad commenced yesterday at
the 'Frisco station and is being
pushed rapidly. Tho iron for tho
six miles of grading now complet-
ed will bo hero by tho first of next
week. Mr. Georgo F.
Tramcll who resides on tho Main
Fork of White river was in last
Saturday and gave Ub tho following
hawk story. Ho says that late
last Thursday evening he noticed
thousands of hawks llylng into tho
timber in tho bend of tlio river.
Ho told Mr. 0. P. Baker ono of
his neighbors what ho had seen
and early noxt morning thoy each
took a snot gun and started for the
roost but boforo thoy reached it
tho hawks camo a flying ovor them.
They commenced firing at them
and killed fifty beforo tho flock
passed entirely over. Ho says
that thoy were bo nutnorous that it
would bo hard to mako anything
like a correct estimato of tho num-
ber but thoro must have been at
Jopst throe or four thousand of
them. Thoy oamo from a north-
easterly diroction and steered to
tho southwest. ThiB migration
has givon wather prophets tho
cue that tho coming wintor will bo
an unusually cold ono.
A. C. RAYMOND & CO.
A 7000 Spare-Foot Store-Room!
The horso ridden by Gun. Grant
at Vicksburg now belongs to a
circus.
TitEns is still living in Manches-
ter Kngland a woman born in
1765 whoso husband bolonged to
tho Twelfth light dragoons. Sho
accompanied tho regiment to tho
field of Waterloo and attended tho
wounded during the battle
The earliest use of tho word
"piano forto' so far as known
was in a play bill dated May 10
1761. The ploco announced was
"Boggars Opora." The bill read:
"Miss Bubklcr will sing a song from
Judith accompaniod by Mr. Dibdin
on a now instrument called a
"pianoforte"
DBeinpj Without Dispute
The Largest Building in the Nation
IT CONT-AJUSrS TBOE
Largest Stock of Hardware !
Largest Stock of Furniture.
Largest Stock of Wall-Paper !
Tlie Cheapest PJace to Buy Goois !
A. O. RAYMOND & CO.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Golden Crown flour at Badgott
it Blakeney's; try it.
Plenty of Chickens Eggs and
Butter at Balontine's.
Ammunition a triflo lower at
Ironsido's than clsowhero.
Nico Comforts at Badgctt it
Blakeney's for only $1.00.
Fino lino of Coffcos. Sucrars. etc..
just received at Balentino's.
Go to Weaver's for Lumber
whilo tho stock ib yot unbroken.
New stock of Boots and Shoes
just received at Badgett & Blake
ney's.
MR. LINDSBY OFFERS A WORD.
CiioiTXAtr I T. October 18 183
Editoks of Indian Chieftain:
It goes to show from tho many
communications I read in your
paper that your columns are
open to tho small as well as great
correspondents so from this stand-
point I will come in for a small
space
I read in your paper of tho 8lh
instant a communication over tho
signature of thrco stars. Now I
do not want to mako myself con-
spicuous nor have I a desire for
notority but tho subject that three
stars writes about has been eo
near my heart and tho sad rcali-
tics aro so painful to contemplato
that it prompts mo to writo a few
lines to him to say bo of good
cheer. Ho writes so well I say
go ahead and writo another article
giving tho causo for this direful
stato of affairs as published. For
tho present I will mako no com-
ments on tho threo star communi-
cation but will say to "Uncle
Jack" it is ncodlcss to give the
bounds of tho Territory which ho
asks thrco stars to give It does
exist and I want a remedy. This
iB my only apology or excuso for
writing this scroll.
Respectfully yours
R. W. LiNDssr.
Best Boot in tho city sold for $3
at Badgett & Blakeney's. Call and
see them.
All kinds of Country Produco
may bo found at H. Balentino's at
all timos.
A few Cook Stoves at R. Iron-
side's to be sold at cost owing to
hard times.
M. FRAZEH & COMPANY
Hit jorcbioj largely or diu of good
tollable for
THE FALL TRADE
E3"Anl earncilly Utile n inipeetlon of-CS
Thoir Stock of Medicines
Cr-In oomput IN EV2RT DETAIL TbelrSa
Tobaccos & Cigars
CTAtftTIIEBKST told IN THIS TOWNI-C9
Weaver has 3 houses to sell at a
bargain. Call on Hopper at tho
olu mill site
Trunks! Trunks! Trunks! Bad-
gett & Blakency havo got them
and are selling tnem cheap.
Weaver's mill has been removed
but Hopper is still at the old site
with a good stock of Lumber.
Gold Rings Chains and Pins of
all lato styles and warranted at
C. S. Sholton'a Jewelry Store in
Poitoffice building.
We will duplicato St. Louis
Prices in Watchos and all kinds of
Jewelry and Silverware at Post-
ollico Jewelry Store.
Groceries Hardware Tinware
Quccnswaro Glassware and every-
thing of tho sort and lower than
olscwhere at R. Ironside's.
Rev. Haworth has shown his
confidence in tho goods offered at
C. S.'Sholton'B Postoffice Jewolry
oioro Dy
Watches.
POSTOFIPICE JEWELRY STORE
C. S. SHELTOM Proprietor
Has tho Largest Stock of Fino Juwolrv orrr irftn7ir in (tin Tnilinn
Torritory. Will duplicato and generally discount nil city Prices and
Guarantee Every Article and all Work to be as Represented.
All Eepairing of Watchei Clocks or Jewelry Skillfully done.
MILLWEBV ASD FASCT GOODS TEUT CHEAP.
MRS. VT. W. WARD
ix iirci m 10 imprrii uie ei npoo onr reailcrt that &( l lllntr
Mllllnrrjr OooUa of 'all the Latest Stjlo itrj choap Tin stock
nrrlfl It a flnclr ttlrcUil on and aliouM ttrtalnly l lnrel(M
1 ou can tare mnncr br unrchaalne roar Millinery raney (Jomta
of all llndt and Notion at this MtaLllihmcnt Ml Wllaon lit
rharKr ulirt rturclal earr to trimming IrfimklnR a !.
laltr Q-Loctllon South room of the Opera Home block
purchasing two Gold
NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
BUSHYHEAD CRITICISED.
FoktOimox I T Octobers) 1W3
EniTOits of Indian Chieftain:
A great many of our pcoplo are cu-
rious to know how 'tis our chief is
in Washington just now. Ho os-
tensibly is there in regard to tho
intruders (?) in our country. How
camo ho to got so patriotic just
at this timo as to want to call on
Miss Anna Boll a vounc ladv
about twenty-thrco years of ago
and living near Neosho was in-
stantly killed by lightning on the
11th inst. Sho was sleeping in
tho Bam o bed with her mother who
heard tho report but was not hurt.
Chctopa Advance: Last week
Charloy Daily a colored man gavo
unmistakable indications of being
crazy. Ho was examined by somo
of our physicians who pronounced
it a clear caso of insanity. Ho was
then taken to Oswego boforo tho
probato court and adjudged insano
and is now in tho county jail until
ho can bo taken to somo asylum.
Last June Daily was taken to Fort
Smith as n witness in a caso of
horso stealing before the United
States district court and while
thoro spent most of his timo gam-
bling was accused of stealing a
watch arrested and in default of
bill went to jail. A few weeks ago
it seems ho with somo others broke
jail and his next appearance was
hero at Chelopa in tho condition
heretofore described.
Fayottovillo Sentinel: Another
sweet potato measuring 10 incites
ono way and 23 inches the other
and weighing nine pounds and ten
ounces was exhibited at thlH
tO'dity.
ollico to-day. Jt was giowu on
n.t o f i 1 1 1 t n 1 1 1 k ir f 1? T .
tho government for aid? Now there Rudolph. Track laying
arefsonieoUntintliUcoun'ry ;lionn the IWfio & Great Ewtnrn
A trifle lato posssibly for en-
gagements but tho season for
marriojjes is at hand. Examine
the plain Gold and Diamond Rings
at C. S. Shelton's Postoflico Jew-
elry Storoj
Fonnd.
A coat containing an order on
Wm. Littlo fc Co. given in favor
of O. n. Yandoll by Georgo Shears
and wife. Address or call on
Richard Kilgoro on Robert R.
Taylor's farm. 3 miles southeast
of Vinita.
Prejcriptioni.
Our Prescription businosi is
rapidly increasing but wo aro pre
pared to incrcaso our facilities if
nccesBary. Wo do not chargo fan-
cy prices but only tho selling prico
of tho drugs.
W. C. Pattok & Co.
A Itellnhle Article.
For entcrpneo push an 1 a cteilro to
get such goods as will give tlie trade
satisfaction M. Krnzco tt Co. tlio Drug-
Klsts leads all compotlon. Thoy sell Dr.
ltosnnko's Cough and Lung Syrup be-
causo it is tho best Medicine on the
Market lor Coughs Colds Croup and
Primary Consumption. Price W cts
and 81.00. Samples frco.
Keynote to Health.
Health Is wealth. Wealth mparmin.
dependence. The Keynote Is Dr. Ho.
Hnnko'd Cough and Lung Hymn tho
Coughs Colds Pains in tho Chest
Bronchitis ami 1'rlmarv Oonmimritlnn.
Ono dofto elves rellof In ovorv rnun.
Tako no othor. I'rlco COcti. and 81.00.
hamplea free. Bold by M' Kiazce A. Co.
Care For Filet
l'iles are frequently preceded by a
sense of nclght in tho back loins and
lon'cr part of the abdomen causing
the nationt tq sunpoHO tie ha some af-
fectum of the kidneys or neighboring
organs. At times symptoms of Indl-
gostion are present flatulency uneasi-
ness of the stomach etc. A moliture
llko perspiration producing a very
dlsagreuautoltchlng after getting warm
Is a common attendant illlnd bleed-
ing Itching plica yield at onro to tho
application or ir uosauko's rilo Hcm
VHHTA LUMBER YARD
W. L. TROTT. Proprietor.
Va fcwp eomtaattr en hand a rappir of both KaUro and Northern Ptno Lumber. Alio Stab
tit. Dour. Bub lUlihla HnuliUnn. TAa. Tb
Kat2oiaUaratquaUtjr. 01UJKI13 SOLICITED.
tWijltour Kaah ItllnJ MnuMlnjrt Kto. Tb 3Ut pine beta abtpped from t6 Obi
OFFICE AND YARDS ON ILLINOIS AYENUE
TVO BOOKS WZ3T 07 tiinuirTir Ol'l'lOiK VIA IT A.
J. O. ADAMS & CO.
General Commission Merchants
Noa. 018 and 020 North Third Stroot
ATTng Loms aviisso-crmx..
and
We want Came Hides Wool Furs
all Kinds of Country Produce
And l'ropose to Hare It If licit Market Prices and Fair and l'rompt Treatment
will bring- IU
AKefcrccces: St. Loula National Hank St. Louis Thco. Harlow A Co
Grier Ilroi. Commission Co. St. l)uls Mo. Crrua 11. McCormick President
McCormlck Harvesting and Machine Co. Chicago III. 4 -21)
OPERA HOUSE HARDWARE STORE!
NEW FIRM! NEW GOODSI NEW PRICE8I
"W".. "W. IIXiILiIEIR &c CO.
Implements!
Ammunition!
fclyvrhlcli arts directly upon tho parts
ui.vwfcvd. Munvi "h iu milium uitny-
ing me iiuunaq Jiciuujr ami cueoii
mruinnoni cure rricoc.' cents
(V M. truieo ft On
as.
um
WE HAVE PURCHASED THE GOODYKOONTZ BUSINESS
AND SHALL DOUBLE THE STOCK.
SHELF & HEAVY GOODS
Complete Line of Blacksmith's Supplies Always on Hand.
Wo Havo an Experienced Workman nml will mako
ROOFING GUTTERING AND ALL KINDS OF TINNING A
SPECIALTY GUARANTEEING SATISFACTION.
xr. xxr. awcxxjijEin. oo.
ojpox 3acovu aauooi.-
A Visit to the City of Vixritahft
Would to Bomo oxtont bo n looo of timo unlooa
BADGETT & BLAKENEY'S
Mammoth Mercantile Establishment is Visited.
A Strong Attraction!)
I tholr immense Stook of
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TtfWm m4mj fall &
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Sksr ' In nimlitu & PrlfiR SKA
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Has Never Been Equalled in the
Cherokee Nation I
"When wo say tho Prices Shall bo X.owJ
vvo moan it. 'JLUio samo ruio oi
Also prevails in our
DEaLSLT OAJE
BOOT db SHOB
I33E3EL3ElTIE3E33SrB3CJSI
The house is full of Goods oj
all kinds and we
Tvrfmose to "turn
them. into cash' $j) k$ J j
ble. Resp'y
BADGETT &BLAKENEY!-
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sfflsC2to&iSzim(x!l (4
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lixx LO'WPJUCM i
THOMPSON & mm
Groceries and Grain.
H. BALBNTINB
(HA8T SIDE OF TltAOK.)
fc
Staple and Jfancy
GROCERIES !
Flour Food & Provisions.
MAKES A SPECIALTY OF VEGE-
TABLES AND
Country Produce
Oi Evoxy Soosxiptioxi.
IUto rn adilltlon to the nooU natnM a line of
of OUtiwaro A Qupcniware l'arllcular at-
tention called to tlie dock of Xolaccoi anil
IHEUVE STOCK MAEKEI OF ST.10D13
JUST OPENED !
At tho Old PdMofflco Stand
Ji. 3LA.RQE STOCK
-OF-
ilil'll
m wan .t
Tinware and Woodenware!
l'Atcnt Mcdlctnci of alt Uml.
THE ST. I.OVI8 NATIONAL
STOCKYARDS
XVcsalcd al Bast VU Lout Ilk
Dtnwlr evvottU) tbo cltr of St. Ixnl. Durert
foralldoacrtpUonof Lira Block alwayilaat-
tomlance and within the gTound4 of the block
TanU areanecf Canning Oompany Hlth a
capacltjrforalaughtotUiu 1000 bead of onttla
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capacity for alaughlerlof 1 000 bogi dally.
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iwrtonal or tkmlly uw. TtlUhotr to
onl.r aaWI a;lTe exact cott of ettry-
thtna? ye ' diiult. wrar or
tiav fan with. TIuh IWVAI.UAHI.n
HUOKJI coatalu lllfuruiatlou nl.annt
from the market of lha wort yfm
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dnil upou rtctljit ot IU eta. tu drfray
exiwuae of mailing. 11 ua iar from
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BELOW BEDROCK
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C.P.WILLIAM
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To Cow Men and Catllt Shipptrs:
We wonlj call yonr atttutlon to jnx fMlll-
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four tblpinente It Ii toyourlntyfnbhl
to oi on account of onr large exwrlecee I
lelllnK Indian rattlo During the tait tea
yrara wo bare told moielmll Cattle frail
for inoro mm then any flrmiln thfjconimlnloa
kutlncti we iolut with ntttfaetloa totke
fact that ortt of orer two hnnJred cuitomeft
In the Imllan Territory fur whom wo hire tola
cattle In only one Inttance hat there been any
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wat unacquainted with tUuliliiuTn(f.plu.
Ilia cattle had been ttampld thirt all ik
on of tlieni tint ao wild that tlittu)era were
arrald to dandle them ae alt)o!nt toovr
record all orer tho Indian Territory for felr
and hotiotlblo dpallnr alttt cuatosnel It
you want fair and hauureble treatluea
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