The Indian Chieftain. (Vinita, Indian Terr.), Vol. 7, No. 33, Ed. 1, Thursday, April 25, 1889 Page: 2 of 4
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Indian Chieftain.
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Tim Mnu Uninr-M 1'oniMiilno Oomtaxt
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JOH.N U A1M ' - - Editor.
Jf. K.MIt.Umi) Manager.
ViNiTA Trm TER'TArnit. 25 1880.
Tnn hoomors nro making their
cnlcutnliuns upon settling tight
down on tho Chcrokco strip just as
soon as Oklahoma is fillod up and
if thoy try it thoro is goiiiR to bo
Iroublo. Thoy will find nil tho
claims therein "donfrtakon" long
ago and their "oontosts" not such
sitnplo affairs as thoso beforo tho
Oklahoma land ofllco.
TliK first day in Oklahoma last
Monday lorminatod contrary to ex.
pcclationa ir report bo truo.
Thoro was but ono kt')ig and no
ecrions disturbance Tho fact was
dovcloped tliat in spito of all tho
vigilance of tho military n great
many boomers wore hid in occlud-
ed spots and at 12 o'clock improve-
ments begun making in a hundred
placos in tho iatorlor as though by
magio Tho chief scramblo by
thoso who went in by rail was for
town lots and at Ciuthrio $300
aplcco was offered for lots and
refused it is reported.
The postoilico department offi-
cials havo rescinded an ordor is-
sued during tho last administra-
tion having for its object tho dis-
couragement of tho practico by
train men of carrying special news-
paper correspondence and other
matter on othor than mail trainB. It
is said at tho department thoro
aro a very largo number of small
towns throughout tho country
which have meagre telegraph-
ic facilities. In many of theso
villages tho post and telegraph
offices closo early and to prohibit
train men carrying to the neighbor-
ing town or city small packages
containing possibly information of
the highest general importance is
regarded as unwise and unjust.
Tho newspapers of tho country it
is maintained should rceeivo
evory possible facility for obtain
ing and disseminating tho news of
tho day and to this end t..n men
will bo encouraged to lend their
aid.
A OOOD APPOINTMENT.
John D. Milos of Lawrence has
been appointed secretary of tho
Cherokee commission. Because
of ids long experience as an In-
dian agent ho was chosen it being
cvidcntlhatif anything was to be
accomplished someono familiar
with Indian affairs must bo con-
nected with tho commission. A
Washington dispatch says: "Tho
plan of tho commission as it is
gradually taking iorm is to dual lib-
erally with tho Chorokees and to ef-
fect a bargain if possible. It is
proposed to not only pay a good
fair prico for tho land but to make
a largo cash payment. This latter
feature it is argued will bo more
satisfactory to tho tribo than to
fjfiwiltho money all lied up in the
Jmted States treasury at a low
Kvratfror intorest. Tho cash pay-
incut it is further argued will bo
better for tho United States in
tiewoftho largo amount in tho
treasury. A per capita distribu-
tion of 82003000 or mora with
the rest to come afterward will
be tempting to the Chcrokccs it
is thought."
TQB COUNCIL OB THE PEOPLE.
How tho commission that is com-
ing down here all the way from
Washington with $25000.00 as
expense money in their pockets to
offer 81.25 an aero for our strip
lands for which wo havo boon of-
fered threo should bo received
whether by tho council or tho peo-
ple is terribly moving tho bowels
of some of the National party with
compassion or something olio.
Chief Mayes' apparent determina-
tion that tho commission shall
talk directly to tho pooplo and
not to tho council seems to pro-
cipitato somo of the ovor-sensative
on tho subject into tho ecstasies of
nlarm and national ruin. Wo aro
(old witti solemnity and soberness
tiuitablo to tho occasion that since
ho has been eo-hawicg tho public
ribbons tho nation on a greased
posterior has boon coasting down
r nandrpapcrod inclino to tho
dovll.
Chief Mayes' oxpononco with
tho council in several regular and
call sessions is Just enough to.
warn him of any Author oxpori-
onco with it if he can help him-
tiolf. Ho may think it unsafo to
convono a council to considor a
question that belongs to the peo-
ple and of importance in compari-
son with which tho leaso question
dwindles into insignificance Tho
factious opposition ho met through
sorios of sessions in getting tho
1309000.00 rental for grating on
the outlet is suflioicnt to sever
all further relations botwt'Q.i him
fld a council that is nut nor will
"Win harmony with him lot tho
eccAs&M be what H.may
ft )itMJiHiMfty'tofMkodwiy
ft i tout tioWfy but ih XrIIoii.
clraiHi 4tt lh svua-
U t iMiveIT ..ItoMpol be.
L L. Orutchfield & Go. Groceries Provisions Hardware Glassware Farm and Ranch Supplies.
tcnt to hear and dispose of tho of-
fer tho commission is authorized to
mako. Tho want of duo recogni-
tion oi council's importance in dis-
posing of so gravo a question and
of the actual necessity for their
sorviccs as complained oi by
some of tho loading Nationals
clearly indicates that that party
is very anxious to havo rnoio to do
with tho offer of tho commission
by reason of their majority in
council than anybody olsc even
if only to pow-wow. Tho condjm-
jiation of tho chisf becauso it soems
that ho does not intend to convono
tho council on tho joining of tho
commission has tho ugly look
that tho council has tho right to
answer for tho pcoplo in accopting
their offer or to dispoio of our
lands. There is certainly a very
great diffcronco botween tho Na-
tionals and tho Downings becauso
tho latter do not concedo that tho
titlo to our land? is in tho nation
as ft government but .in tho
peoplo as a community. If tho
Nationals want to run tho next
eloction on that principle they
certainly havo tho liberty to do so
and if they aro go'mg to mako po-
litical capital out oi tho rsfusal of
chief to convene tho council to dis-
pose of any offer that ho believes
belongs to tho people and not to
bo monkoyed with by (he council
thoy are at liberty to do that too.
Tho position of The Chieftain
on this subject has been moro than
once defined' by claiming that tho
titlo to our 'ands is not in thq
Chcrokco government but in the
poople; not in tho council or tho
authorities of tho government but
in those who select certain of their
fellow citizons to exercise such au-
thority and to porform such duties
as are in accord with their consent
and as expressed in the constitu-
tion and no further. If tho coun-
cil is not authorized by tho consti-
tution to dispose of our lands
when thoy may deem it necessary
for the public interest or aro so
instructed by tho poople what
right has the council to consider
tho offar of tho commission? Or
what necessity is there in calling
tho council in oxtra ao3sion to con-
sider a proposition when it is a
well established fact that tho
Chorokco peoplo are a unit against
tho salo of any ofourlandsat $1.25
an aero ? Unless authorized by tho
peoplo themselves has the coun-
cil if a33emblod tho right oven to
tell tho commission that wo havo
no lands to sell? Could that body
impart moro diguity solemnity
and strength to n refusal to sell
than 20000 pcoplo moved to re-
ject an offer that is an insult to
tiieir intelligence and a farce on
the common rule of trade ? In-
stead of coming down hore with
their bunds tied had tho commis
sion been authorized to negotiato a
prico for our lands thoro might bo
somosonsoin convening tho Coun-
cil to meet them in consultation
about tho matter so that the high-
est offer whatevor it may be
could bo submitted to tho people
to bo accopted or rejected by them
noxt August. But this is not bo.
The necessity for convening the
council is just as unreasonable
when wo consider what our lands
aro really worth and could be
sold at if wo wero allowod to soil
them ourselves as ii tho commis-
sion wore only authorized to offer
their appraised valuo or less.
Simply because tho commission is
sent down hero by. an. act of con-
gress to buy our lands at a prico
that no ono would offer to anybody
but an Indian it looks rutin r fool-
ish on our part that ws must
whoop up a demonstration in tuno
with the honor of tho commission
and their 825000.00 of expense
money if not with tho pitiful sum
thoy are authorized to offer.
Tho Land Question.
WOULD AIXOT HUT BELL NnVEK.
Eoitou Chieftaix: Thero is
no quostion of such vital magni-
tude and importanco beforo tho
Chcrokco cititons or denian ling
thoir moro serious and thoughtful
attention than the projected salo of
the Chorokco strip and tho allot-
ment of their land. Jt is to be hoped
that each citizen will give thoso
questions his profound and care-
ful consideration beforo ho forms
his opinion.
Wo havo ono of tho fino3t coun-
tries to bo found almost anywhero
undeveloped to any groat extent
postering greut natura' advantag-
es and all tho requisito qualities
for making it ono of tho most pro-
gressive and flourishing agricultu-
ral stockraising and milling coun-
tries to its area in tho United
States. When its coal mines aro
fully dovelopod thoy will no doubt
prove a great sourco of woalth.
Its rcvuuuos aro rapidly on tho in-
crease tho Cherokee strip alono
bringing in 810600 monthly be-
sides permits etc. It has bomo
fino collegia ono at Tahlequah
costing notfr 830000 which will bo
of incalculable benefit tp the rising
generation. Itn natural advantag-
es its school of learning tho free-
dom ofl Is citizens from taxation
tha fertile uncuHivAM.Jaod
lrnnps for our children and abow
all the porpotulty and maintenauco
of our nationality ought to fill ov-
ory truo citizen with patriotism
and iovo for his country that
would causo him to spurn with
contempt to offer to disposo of a
part of his country lor n paltry
sum. Was thoro over a statesman
noted for his patriotism and sa-
gacity that advocated tho salo of
his country or any part of it ? Ho
would ovinco iar groator judgmont
by trying to cnlargo his country.
Note tho great error that Napoleon
committed to obtain funds to carry
on war for his glory and Bolf-
aggrandizement ho disposed of
Louisiana to tho United States
whoroby tho laltor acquired terri-
tory suflioicnt that they havomado
out of it fivo states four territories
and parts of threo states and threo
torritorios for only 81600000.
If Franco had rctainod this territo-
ry it would havo given her a hold
or a provinco in America control
of tho Mississippi increased her
rovenuo and been of inestimable
valuo to her. For tho abovo rea-
sons and considering that we
havo as valid a titlo tp tho lands in
tho Chorokeo nation ns tho United
States can give; and that real es-
tate is the best "possession for a
slato that our strip is annually
bringing us a handsome revenue
and increasing in valuo I shall al-
ways oppose all proposals on tho
part of tho United States to pur-
chase our lands.
If tho people prefer a chango in
their government and aro -desirous
of allotting their lands lot tho
whole Cherokee nation bo allotted
and each citizon receive his equal
p'tirt thcroof. But let us not bo bo
unthoughtful and unwise ns tho
Crooks and sacrifico our land for a
triflo. Q. Gkaiiau
Afton I. T.. April 17 1889.
"War ycr guine Jccmcs wid
dat po' loetlc bird ?" 'Tuck it
homo sah; I gib a dollar for dis
'nary." "Yor did; yor fool; I kin
buy do biggest ole gobbler in all
do country wid a dollar."
FAIT. JUKlM KXriilSS.
The Bormaa "Besolatloat" not Jait Waat lie
Tboagkt.
EniTon CmtrTA!!: In yonr tttot of the 11th
I notice a communication headrd "Itotoln.
tiona In behalf ot a 1'rlend that nai Iladly
Treated" and my name alined ai "Capt
Wm. Jackion" aa one of the committee that
drafted thoae resylutloni
I bee leare to atate that I never attended any
nieetlnKl 1 waa not on any committee nor did
1 draft any tncli retolntlona James Norman
came to cte one evening when I was In the
weode a short distance from my homo and
said he bad a paper that the "Uoya" had col
up In his behalf and asked me toelcnlti he
aald that he would like for his neighbors-fiat
had known him a g'jed while to statu to the
public what Ills character was Ac. It was too
dark for me to read the contents but I lookmj
pencil and signed the paper fjr blm. I was
perfectly witling to say that James Korman
ami family were all ef good character and
standing In tht community I was also will-
ing to say that If tho Judge connived with the
Jury for the purpose of conrletlng blm I con-
demned his action In doing so I was alio
willing to say that be has my good wishes bnt
A I am not willing to say that the prosecntor
acted unfair and In a clandestine and deceptive
nuuner. 1 understand the nstlen was the
prosecutor and caanot see how they could nse
any deception In the matter. I have carefully
avoided having anything to do or say In tho
controversy between Sam Cobb and James Nor-
man hey are my nearest nelgnbors and I
reelect both the families bat I very foolishly
signed a paper that I did not read bnt I do not
sign myself "Capt. Wm. Jackson" conse-
quently I have to request you to giro this ex-
planation. I regret very much being drawn
Into tble difficulty but Mr Jamea Norman had
no right to make ItappeartbatI headed a com-
mittee to draft resolutions against Mr. Cobb's
family I havo the greatest respect for Mr.
Cobb and think bis family an bonor and orna-
ment to any country And I am willing to
help Mr Norman all I can. but not at the ex-
pense of Mr. Cobb and family.
William Jjkkiox.
Olbion Station I. T April 17 lst.
Missouri Kansas & Texas Hallway.
On lebnsry th a reclining chair car srr-
vlcu was established to inn dally between Se-
dallaaud Hannibal mo to leavo Sedalla
nerthbouuJ on train No Ml at in. 10 p rn
arriving at noberly atl.so a n. and at Han-
nibal ataftla mi connections made at Mober-
ly with Wabash Western trains for Couuell
Ulna's and Omaha Ottutnwa Res Moines
St. I'anl and Minneaolls and St Iula at
Hannibal with trains of Chicago Darlington
nndljulncyltaUroad and Wabash Hallway
for Chicago and all points Eit South-bound
to leave Hannibal at H:I8 a m .after the ar-
rival of the Chicago liurlUgtoa and Qulncy
railroad and Wabash railway from Chicago
and the east arrlvlngat Moberly at! Ilt.ni.i
making the connections if tbe trains of the
Wabash Western Hallway from Omslia St.
Paul. rs uolnM and Ottumwa. arriving at
Sedalla at fl.04 a. m connecting with the
through I'nllmaq aleeplng car serilca for
Fort Scott t'arsons Denleon Dallas Fort
Worth W.aoo AusUu and San Antonloi con-
nections at Tort Worth with l'nllman sleep-
ing cars to El J'aio. Los Angelea and San
Franclscoi at San Antonio with l'ullman
Sleeping ears to City or Mexico via Eagle
I'ase. Mexican International and Mexican
Central Itallaya. and via l.arcJo and Mexican
National railway.
GASTOVMK4I.IKB
Qeneral I'asscnger and Ticket Agent
bedalla.Mo.
TIIK-J.Ll-.O.ICESOItU.
The llarllngton Ilonte (Hannibal & St. Jo-
seph It It ) once more leads alt Its cempetlt-
nre. In restoring the fast train service between
Kansas City and Chicago The train so well
known )ear ago as tha "Ell" and ao deserv-
edly popular with tbe traveling public has
once more been pat on It Is a solid vestibule
train with sleepers free chair cars and coach-
es and makes the through run between the
two clUes In about fourteen hours. Leaving
Kansas City In tho evening the passenger
takosenpper on the dining car and arrive In
Chlcage for breakfast and vice versa on bis
return. This la a great saving of Una and
the Ilurllngton'a action In restoring this ser-
vice meets with the hearty approval of all
business men and the publlo generally.
The Ilurllngton'a new St I.ouIs line In-
creases In popularity every day and now
holds a high place In pnbllo lavor
ahe llurllogtou runs on this lino through
1'nllman palace Sleeping Cars cf the latest
Improved design and Heeling chair cars
teats In the later being free of charge.
We should alio strongly advise anyon go-
ing to Oinaba St Paul Minneapolis or tbe
Northwest to take tho dally forenoon train en
theK.C .St J AC II It II which has n
tbrongli l'ullman IluOst Slseplng Car from
Kansas city to St. faul ami Minneapolis and
Krteclialrcsr tOrusliaor tske the evening
train from Kansas City which baa a through
sleeper and chair car to Omaha.
Alt' or IbQ above trains sre U every way
model! ol comfort amieonveateii&e
a c. Wy
Gcotrsl ! JaTUVatAgeqt
St JvUl!fU
J'
lion's This!
Woolfrr ono I mini red dollars rownrd
tir iiiiv pftufl nf nntfirrh Hint mnnnt bo
cured by taking Hulls Oalnrrh Cure.
l'. j. uiiency uo. rrops. xoieuo
ni.tn
We tho undersigned havo known
1'. J. Olionoy for tho laat 15 years and
urliovo mm pcriccuy nonornuio in nn
liti.lnn.fl ImnanrLlniin nml flnnnplrtllv
ablo to entry out any obligations mndo
ny moir unn.
West A TniAX Vholesalo llrugidst
Tolortr i).
Walillni? Rinnan & Marvin Wholo-
rnilo Druggist Toledo. O.
K. 11. Vim lliionon Unshicr. Tolodo
National Hants Toledo O.
Hall's Catarrh Uuro Is tnkon Inter-
nally noting directly upon tho blood
mid mucus fttufaco of tho system.
Vrlrn 7.V. nor linttlo. Hold IiV nil
druggists.
ITAXTR.rOU SA.I.K MIST ST1UTKD SIOUX.
Each nntlca of the character Imllcstril not
exrrnllns; rirrr woiid will be Initilel two
weeks oniler this hemline for rinr cjtxts.)
8 in KKWAItl). Iho abort; rsirenl will 1
naltl for Lhodmlrerr Ht mvfarm n mile north
flnlta. In L.lanara district forcliTtx
letr. branded v u on right tide v 4 or i u
conrectcil rr Miot O) on hln.
O W. Uunx Vlnltk Ind. Ter.
8TUAYKI V roan mr pony ml roan
Tfarlliigcolti maro liai a whit Tarn braml-
ej circle on Urt abonlilor anil hip. Colt had
on a weaning mniiln when It left SIO ro-
naid rnr return or Information. AuMrraa
34- A. A. Kkllkt Vlnlta I. T.
STItAYim Atorrelmani branAtitJA 1
ln thonlcltri had when ahe left a jearlln?
ncklnrcolt I will payst oa ferrelmn or In-
formation. AudretiJ A Aaherart Vlnlta ot
Adalri or apply at farm on l'rjor creek.
Wool 1 Wool 1 Wool I
Highest cash prico paid by
niucjackrl and sacks and twino
furnished.
IIr.nlin.lies and backache nro foro
runners of chills and overs. Com-
mence using at onco Cheatham's Chill
Tonio. Free from poisons pleasant
nud guaranteed. V. C. l'atton &Co.
There Is no danger In giving Cham-
berlain's cough remedy to children n
Itcnntnius no Injurious substnnco; be-
sides It is unequnled for colds and
croup Children lllto it. For sulo by
W. 0. l'atton & Co.
Yonng man If you havo tho Itch or
any skin disease you can't be too
ijulck in curing it so buy at onco a box
of Hunt's Cure. Guaranteed to euro.
XV. O. l'atton A Co.
Wool Notice.
Bluejacket will furnish sacks
and twino nud nay tho highest
cash prico lor all tho wool brought
to them.
"Little spells of fever little chills so
bland Makes tho miirhty graveyard
and tho nngol band A little of Cucath-
nm's Chill Tonic taken now and then.
Makes the handsome women and tho
healthy men." "W. O. l'atton A Co.
A person Is soldora sick when their
botvols are regular and never well when
they nre irregulnr. Bear this in mind
and keen yonr bowels rcgnlur by an oc-
casional doso of St. Patrick Pills. Sold
by W. C. l'atton A Co.
"TImo and tido waits for no man."
An orcasional dose of Cheatham's
Chill Tonic often ftwca you from a :
long spell or slcunes?. "itocuro no
pay." W. C.l'atton A Co.
'When a nerson tells von lliev never
had such a cold in their life take their
word for It mid ndvlso them to uso
Chamberlain's Cough Itemody and
euro it. For coughs cold nml linnne-
nes It has no equal. Sold by W. C.
Tatton A Co. I
II your digestion is out of whack if
you need a slrengthcner or an tippo-
ti.er try Cheatham's Chill Tonic. It
will tiring you nut of tho kinRs. Sold
by Baugh Adair A Co. Chouteau.
Iliickleu's Arnicn Snhc. !
Tho best salve in tho wor.d for Cuts
Mrnisos Sores Ulcers Salt Khcuin
Fever sores Tetters Chapped Hands
Chilblains Corns and nil Skin Krup-
tions and positively cures Piles or no
pay required. It is guaranteed to givo
perlect satlslacilon or money reluiKleil.
Priro 20 cents per box. l'or salo by W.
C. l'atton A Co. I
"Tho flowers that bloom iu tho Spring
time tra In"
"Found him sick in the bed with chills
pooh ball"
"But Cheatham's Chili Tonic got him
upon his Uotlots" '
"And ho now daily sings whilo walk-
ing tho streetlets" i
"It undonbtcdly cured IiIb shakes
ha ha!"
Sold by Baugh Adair A Co. Chou-
teau l.T.
Mrs. S. M. Hayes from Van
Buren Ark. tho lady doctor is
stopping at tho Kritco hotel in
this city. Will sell hor medicines
on the streets near the hotel every
evening at 4 o'clock. Cures head-
ache toothache neuralgia rheu-
matism eatarrh in tho head and
all kinds of sores cuts and bruis-
es. May also bo consulted by all
ladies suffering with femalo
diseases.
Mr. U. J Smith traveling sales-man
for Bulford Clark A Co. Chicago had
the misfortune to pprjin his wrist
most severely. "I was sufleiing great
pain" husnys"aud my wrist was bad-
ly swollen: a few applications of Cham-
berlain's Pain Balm relieved tho pain
and reduced tho s oiling in one night
and iu confcequenco my woik and busi-
ness was not interrupted for which 1
am very grateful. I can I recommend
(lliamborlaln's Pain Halm from person-
al experience." Sold by W. O. Patton
A Co!
Tonsorlal Notice.
When you wish an easy shavo
As good as barber over gave
Just call ut ray tonsorlal room
At morn or night or busy noon.
I'll cut and curl the liulr with grace
To suit tho contour of tho faco.
My room Is noat and always clean.
Scissors sharp and razom keen
And everything I think you'll And
To suit the tastoand picaso the mind
And all that nrt and skill can do
If you will call I'll do for you.
Special Bead This!
Shaving Shnrnpooning and Hair-
dressing; I.adlos' and children's hair-
cutting a specialty. Wo strive to plenso.
Respectfully Joe Davis
Tonsorlal artist north ol Frisco ho-
tel Vlnlta. Ind. Tor. 32 Ira
BILLY CAMPBELL
CHOUTEAU
StwkruQii's SH4dle
ARIeecIaHy.
Haraessmater. Em'
Uli Work Warranted Give Him a Call
A IVonian'H IHjcomr.
'.'Anothor wonderful discovery has
boon mndo and that too by a Udy In
this country. lMsonso fastened Its
clutches upon hor and for sovon yours
slio withstood lis severest tests but
her vital orgnns were undermined and
death seemed imminent. For tlireo
months sho coughed Incessantly nml
could not steep. She bought of Us a
bottlo of Dr. King's New Dlscovory for
Consumption and was so much reliev-
ed on tnklng first doo that sho slept
nil night and with onn bottlo tins been
miraculously cured llernnmo Is Mrs.
Liuher I.utn." Thus writo W. C.
Hnmrick A Oo. of Shelby N. O. Oct
a froo trial bottlo at W. C. l'atton &
Go's drug store.
-TI-IE
JOB PRINTING
Executed at this officii has always
given oxcelleut satisfaction.
Givd us your orders for
Letter Heads
Noto Heads
Envelopes
Bill Heads
Statements
Cards
Dodgers
Blanks all kinds
and overytbing of this character.
First class Paper
Only is usod. It don't pay us to
buy any other and it wont pay tho
consumer.
ULOEAL GUIDE
1889-Floncer Seed CataHgne of America..
COmplrte lutof VtnUblce. 1 ion f rs bulbt smt Small
Fruit with dMcrlpuoiu end rrlcM. Hw latps Maw
Irps. coapUUIr rtTl sad Impran Contains more
varlctl's than any oU M catalnme printed el eanl
colored plates silo. lbearl fnnilirlce. J rerr
nr-on who owns a font of latvl er culllratM a plaat
Should hare copy. Price of Vicx's rutut Ojina.
containing a certlnrat eood for IS cent worth of Seeds.
onljlJcenU. JAWtS vlL'K HKKIrMMAN
Uocbceler N. V.
Patented Aiiff. 161887
lnrilOVr.DJLJE iO lASb.
i blUGMto. no
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yJ'iiSidtihiflK belt and Suspensory
if ijJUrrrg?HSfinro guaranteed to
B.'Ms&'ftWT.i? T.i$-ti""e nnely:ail
7ifiWfrffilyT"hcumaao Com.
yi$itt?:S& General and -erY-r'?7V'
one Debility Costlv.
ness. Kid- V-uJiZney Diseases Mervouiness
trembling WW Soinal Exhaustion wasting
of body ''" uiscaios CJiuecd from Indis-
cretions in Tonth or slerilcd Lita. In fact all
diseases pertaining to tho womb or genital er.
gone ot malo or female. Sont to rcenonsiblo
parties on ao days trial. Electric Insoles 11.00
Send 60 postage forfrco llluctratrd pamphlet.
Which will be sent yo i in plain sealed cnerlope
OYIVI CLECTltlO nKtT A IPPLIASCK Ca
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this paper. I St. Louis Ifo.
tlc'alc Ettt u Treu'
COMDINED.
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KtC muss with Dr. Owen's)
licit Attachment. Thlatrnraj
with ease and comfort- The
can oe maao mild or strong. This I tbe only
combined electrio irnss and belt evrrrcade. It
will cure rnntare In so to so days Kor full dee-
ertpUon ef Dr. Owen's Elnctro-Galvanlo Ilelu
Spinal Appliances. Trusses and Insoles ee ad so
'or frco Illustrated pamphlet which will bo
Matron In soiled envelope Sold only by ths
OrtJM ELECTB.I0 HIL A AITI USCK CO.
UenUon i 300 North ilroadway
this papcr.t et. Louie Wo.
. DOUBLE
DAILY TRAIN SERVICE!
HETWEEN
Hannilial Sedalia
Ft. Scott Parson!?
Denisnn Dallas
CorsicanaIlouston
Galveston Ft. Worth
Waco Austin
and San Antonio.
PULLMAN
33uiTefc Sleeping Oars
FKOM
St. Louis Kansas City and
Sedalia
To Toxns TPoints.
Oko. A. EnoYifc If. C. Ckors
Huccivors.
J. J. Fiikv Qaston Mksi.ikk
Qen'l Said. Oen'l l'essenger A Ticket Agent
BED ALIA MO.
IND. TEIL
Keeps n full lino or
WHIPS
SPURS
BELTS
fiHtt ovory thing Imj
loRRlug ie a Cowboy's
Outfit.
Ruptnro. ttsRSBSmz
m i'.:rvy k.'sTV'i'ir"s "r.
.ij1 (IlliVl.
2M) Elealtlc
!iVjI U worn
ZjS rtirra.it
Notice.
By ordor of tho judgo of Dela-
ware district final settlement of
tho estate of John Silvorhcel will
bo mado. All persons interested
tako hotico ar'l govern yourselves
accordingly. L. It. Hem..
Adm'r estate of John Silverhcol
deceased. Feb. 15. 1889.
Fashion and Fancy.
Magnificent presonts distributed
to now subscribers by lot Solid
silver diamonds and jewolry for
llio lirst livo nniidrou now sub-
scribers. Prizes on exhibition at
the Mormod-Jucnrd Jowolry Co.
St. Louis Mo. Samplo copy of
magazino 25 cents; 010 Olivo
Street St Louis Mo.
tO HORSE MEN 1
This office is now provided with
cuts suitable for Betting out horso
bills.
feSSfeelSfeS
Rysdyk's Hamblotonian
Will stand tho present season at
my stable -1 milts southwest of Vi-
nitn. Terms. 85.00 singlo leap; 810
for season 815 to insure.
Uaro titken to prevent nccidonts
but no liability assumed for any
that occur.
Monoy duo when animal is foun d
to be with foal or right of property
clinngcd. It. Tayloii.
62 COW HUNTS FOIl A $5 BILL.
P. 0. Vinila I. T.
No ono can hunt their cattle ns
cheap as wo can do it for thorn.
Send in your brand mark and 85.
aEOItQB B. PEB.RYMAN
Tulsa Ind. Ter.
Kange In vlcln
ItyorTnlsa.
OthrrbranJa;
CO on eliln
.11 blp I on Jar-
lilamnntl on the
aliuiiMrri
7. mark: asral-
low-fork both i
O.strallnw-lork
anilumlersloiio
either slilnt
H on liTi anTW on sbl ni "bflilge-7i O
all iu various marks Flirnre ft cnttla marViHl
crop ten ewallimfuik right. 711
W.O. PATTON
Vinita Ind. Ter.
ltanth Itock creek.
Some cattle hare SIM
on aide and 3 Ion hip
In Crerk nation . h S
nlso lir.lf circle I) on
others
Mark'! Qrnblert.
-ol
QUEEN YEARO AIN
Tulsa Ind. Tor.
Crop and umlerblt
In lent crop rlk'ht.
Horses bramletl N on
lert thigh anil shnul-
ilcr Itangeon Ilonil-
ny creek O.aeo na-
tion No cattle solj
except for shipment.
S-S3
I. P. BLEDSOE
Chouteau. Ind. Tor.
Rarge C'hoa.
tennctesk nest
of town llorsrs
ami ratlin same
bremlielthcrslils
rait e anil hogs
marked cropaml
nnleiblt right
umlrrslopa lert
A few cattle
hate the circle
on Jaw. 7-M
U. O. EDQERTON.
Poatollice Coffey villo Kansas.
Kanch on Cali-
fornia er enk
CherokeeN icat-
tie running In
both brand si
some have A 011
both blp shin
close crop og left
ear undrrblt In
right icaltteavlrl
only for shlpm'l
nml lir mr.wir
mil pay eouior iniuriuaiioa leauing loconyic-
tlon of auyone stealing 79
SUSIE T.FRAZEB
Vinitn. Ind. Ter.
iiranil III) on either
siiiei crop ana tinker-
bit In eaeh ear of cat-
tle or bogst sheen and
g'jata crop on the
right ear.
tii liUislla UUlDfiJ
l.sHii'l Mined anJ apt.
i uRor. your. It N nn oucj.
i 1 1 of ua.im infor.
1 ; ta. !t"ii for nil wbg pur-
V Uli. Ll .1 luilllS d. A ii
I ni-L tlor of IlUi. Wm
o-n clotlio yvt wis lurairb you wil)i
all tie r.co mu.t ml ui.neceny
appllanros io rido. WV. danoo alecp
oat flab ho l work co to oaurtb
or stay nt home in 1 to verloun tttea.
atylot and o t. II.. Just figure out
wtia' It .iqu r-l tfrt J cii tl.ruu ih.ngt
CO.'Kt.Ii I.'iaiT nu I you can mat r . rir
o'vtuonl. )t tl. mini o( tho uni? jnii'
OVIZ'T. wh. 'i will bj jul upou
roctlv' of 10 ciut Io piy postr;i
MOJVTCOMeilY WARD d CO.
1X1-114 Miohicin A vaniio CJhl jnao 111
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9
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Stw'
$.
V? 1w''
f j 8 E 5
" Bit" k
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PlO Wd P ljp5 t (sua
sl.j m p m
REGARDLESS OP COST!
Has dotcrminod to mako
RegarcUess of Cost.
As tho demand lias been Might for all Winter Goods theso lines aro
practically complete and Unbroken.
CLOTHING
Is oi course tho great staple. I havo more Clothing than
any houso in tho Chorokoo Nation and rather than carry
ovor any heavy weight
I Will: Sell at Trices Which tho Customer 1'ccls ho Can Afford to Tar.
To bo suro I should not like to sell
A $15 SUIT of CLOTHES for $5.
But if you will step into my storo I will surpriso you and
if you want clothing wo can tratlo.
Ladies' Cloaks
Blankets Comforts
Hoods Shawls
Heavy Dress Goods
Aro also to bo cleared out
I want tho room which those rjoods occupy and a part of
tho money they cost. Como and carry them away.
G. W. GREEN
Tho Maker and Leader of Low Prices.
THE GREAT WESTERN WEEKLY.
The Sf.Louis Republic
Ten to Twelve Pages Every Week. '
A magnificent copy of Mnnkacsy'a marvollons paintincs "Christ
Boforo Pllato" or "Christ on Calvary" will bo niven with
every subscription. THE ItKl'UULIO a year aud a eopyol either
plcturo free lor $1 or both pictures and tho papor a year for $1.25.
No paper Is so valuablo for thoconutry merchant and farmer as Its
enormous circulation just turning tho point of Ono Hundred
Thousand attests. It will ran closo to Two Hundred Thou-
sand boforo 10'JO. Now is tho tlmo to Join tho boom.
Jtemembcr you got a frco pieturo and not loss than
520 Pages of Reading for $1.00.
Xlio3?loturojVlouo XZotutls for&l.OO.
"Dally $10 per annum. Trl
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Call at tho new location and co if you do not think tho cbnncu
a good ono. - ."
Respectfully YourPricnds
Po.vifiImi0&V"'o. Vinita T-T '
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Adair, John L. The Indian Chieftain. (Vinita, Indian Terr.), Vol. 7, No. 33, Ed. 1, Thursday, April 25, 1889, newspaper, April 25, 1889; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc71069/m1/2/: accessed March 29, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.