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?-,rr'-'l!'". tlj !"lii.. l '! " ' '.... ' .1 ii jin jiiiu.. i jm mi in . mil 11 iii m. ..' JJ-JLL.'-L-'LI L jjj.eitsme.it s...iniii . i mi m i-wm mimh mmmmmm Indian Chieftain. Vinita, Ini. Ter., Men. 15, 1888. Local Railroad Time Tablet. MISSOURI PACIFIC HA1LWAY . uoi.io south- AIIKITK lijop.m 4:09 a. m DKrAltT. 7i20p.m. 4:e.m. No. M7, M.IC. AT.F.xnma Ko.MI.Hanb'ISt.L.&T.Ex UUIKQ KORTII. AIH1VE. 10:.V7p.m 10:fla m imi'AnT. 10:.17 p. m 10:Ma m No. ftnlT.8t.L AHl'b ex Ko,Nja,Tit Ke.ft lo ex f. LOI.I3 ft 8AK FRANCISCO RAILWAY. ooino wt, Ann va. I rmrAKT. II ,40pm. 13:Upm. 11:20am. I ... . Ex. from HI. I., to Tulsa, Aronmmtdatlon notivo BUT. I AMUT ITM I DMA11T, . ... I 4:onpm. i m. I UsTOpm, t to Tulsa. Aeeommodallon Sl.Lonltexprcia :10n Through coach from St. Louis pxiorEsaioiTjnx. oahds. O J. THOMSON, DENTIST, Vinita. . - - Ind. Ter. TpORTNEK A 1IAUUY, Pit YSICIA NS & S UROEONS, VINITA, C. N. Office In P.ayiuoud building, room 10, necond floor. A W. POHEMA.N, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON. erOffico in front room of Skinner, ilatclifl it Go's building, upstairs. VINITA, IND. TER. T r. Rr.EDSOE, A TTORNE Y-A T-LA lir, Special attention given to locating and collect ing clalnu. Ilr perseverance, honor and Integrity 1 nope to merit patronage. Chouteau, Ind.Tor. I II. AKIN, 'ja.TTOHlTEY.JA.T-I-A'OT'. Vinita, Indian Territory. Offlco: room 6, Opera Hoiiso block. Va-Will practice licforo nil tlie courts of tho nation. Particular attention given to citizenship cases. G15 nEI,L & TAVLOK, 62 A TTORNE YS-A T-LA W. ADDKK83: J. M. IJw.i., . . . Echo, I. T. J. M. Taylor, Jr., Oliclscn, I.T. luot. I(. IWuxm. Vi'H. M. KKLI.KTTI. p ARSES & MELLETTE, A TTORNE YS-A T-LA IP. Offlco corncrof Green nutl CSnrrlson Ave rOUT SMITH, AUK. Criminal bushiest In U. 8 Court a specialty. J O.NAIHAX (JOltK. ATXORITirr-il.T.IQ.TW. Cmumissioni'r of Deed for tho titalo of Knns.ts. Will acknowledge deeds nd other instruments, mid take dep ositions nnil allld.ivlts to be used iu tho Btnto of Kminau. AIko U. 8. Commissioner for tho Western Disirrvt ol Arkansas to ad minister oiiIIih, tnko depositions and ai'kuowledgu all legal instruments In civil rneCR. I'jrliculur attention given to the prosecution of peiiRlnn and tho collec tion of fun ign I'lnlma. Alo claims .tgnlnta railroads for stock killed, &e. Ant iu tint real esluto limine, l'ar. ties having farms or town property for h.iIu will plcate give mo a call. Olllcoin Opera Houso' Block. Vinita, ... Imi.Trr. J i . ., TO TrrfrT.TAMa WA01IMAKER it- JEWELER. Repair Work a Specially. jtT At Thou. Bluejacket's Store East of Track. VINITA, - - IND. TEH. TOSEPH TitniTMAN," " Tulsa, Ind. Ter. ntscF.icTiin:it nf FCiiMU'iie, vriL.uT ixn imitatiox corrixs. KJ-Ordere lijr telegraph or made personally will lie promptly filled, day or night. . 0 23 ZJZlSCETsL.HLirnO'UB A.T33. THELIVEST0CKHARKET0FST.L0UI3 THE ST. LOUIS NATIONAL STOCK YAEDS Located nC Tin at St. Louie, 111. Directly opposite tho city of 8L Louis. Buyers foralldcecrlptionof Llvo Block atwaya In at tendance, and wllhla tho grounds of the Stock Yard ro a Uoof Canning Company, wltb a capacity for slaughtering 1,000 bead of oattl dally, and Pork Packing Establishments wlUt capacity for slaughtering ISJBO hogi dally. ISAAC II. KNOX, President. CHA8. T, JONES. Sunt- Caih, Stowart & Ovcritreet, LIVE STOCK Commission Merchants. . OKFICK No. 15 Exchange Building, (UPSTAIRS.) XTcvfcionul Otoolx Voxdo, East St. Louis, - Illinois. POWDER Absolutely Pure. Ttila powder nerer varlea, A marral of purity, trongtli and wholreoneiieei Mora economical tlitn the ordinary klnLi, and can. not be told Id competition with ttiu nmltltuda of low teat, abort weight alum or ph'phale Iiowdera Sold only In rani, UorAi, ilAHKii onrpakC'o .IMtVallfll ,1 Y, 7.11 B9 LOCAL yrOTEB. Send us tho news. Pleasant weather. Now goods arriving. Adrertlso your brands- Read Q. V. Green's nett in' Panning operations backward. The now boiler for Iho roller mill bas arrived and is being sot. Tho chorus class will meet at Mr. Dlakenoy's next Monday ovo. J. O. Hall roturnod from Tovas last Sunday with two trains ot cattlo. Last week for tho first tlrao during tho winter coal went up to 15 cents pcf bushel. It Is proposed to organize- a terri tory press association noxt Monday at Muskogee. Wm. Porcmon has placed his three girls In tho Presbyterian tnlsstoit at Muskogee. Tho wonlhor last Sunday was a dectded Improvement over soverat of tho preceding days. Tho troublod waters separating soiiio of tho cowmen of this vicinity aro becoming clearer. Butler Bro's., of Ohoutoau, occupy a promlnont plaooln our business lo cal column this weak. -Tho Ohcrokeo nation was well rep resented at tho cow convention hold Tuesday at Gainesville. President P. T. lugalls, of Drury college, will deliver tho annual nddross at Worcester academy, May 28th. The Kclloy horso and another woro shipped to Dallas last Monday to tako part in tho spring raco mooting. Vinita has been getting a cheap St. Louis freight rate In tho last few daysofC2conts for first class and 38 cents for second. Miss Jcnnlo Oass lost a small open faco silver watch last Sunday; By leaving at tho milliner store tho Under will receive reward. Iko Martin's dog case (civil) against tho town, was withdrawn. Thcro is a report thtt suit Is to b in stituted in tho district court. A. 0. B. Allen has been appointed city assessor and has designated U'.Y. II. foreman as his deputy. Tho as sessment is now being taken. Correspondents should bear in mind that tho matter for thn Chief tain I sail sot by Wednesday noon and that the paper usually goes to press that evening. Tho academy now issues a weekly report every Monday showing tho work of every scholar tho roport to bo examined and signed by tho parent and returned. "Gunshop" has been notified by Agent Owen that ho must relinquish the hldo buslucss or show that ho has aright to continuo it within tho rolms of this nation. A gun club has been formed here with about twenty members and a trap and supply of clay pigeons havo becu ordeicd. There will bo a shoot some day next week. Tho trucks 'under tho tank of a passenger engine jumped tho rails at Bluejacket a few evenings ago and ran on tho tics for a distance of fourteen telegraph poles. A young man who works upon Mrs. Adair's place at Adulr sustained a con cussion of the brain last Sunday by a horse falling .upon .him. His injury was not thought to bo fatal. Upon learning that a good roller mill was to be put iu at this placo, a number of parties without hesitancy declared their intention ol sowing a bundled acres of wheat next fall. Tuesday morning Urayson Wills received a postal cinl from Texas hearing llio Inscription, printed Iu largo type, "Stop your lylug." Who can account for this circumstance? The Bluejacket soctlon liouso 'was tho scene ol a "ncrlmnugu" last Fri day, which for a time looked as though it might terminate seriously. Tho contention arose over tho quality of food set by .tho boarding hotuo keeper. A number of railroad gradora who havo been working during tho winter in the coa! banks were notified to bo at Vinita this week to begiu work on a lino from this placo to Baxter Springs. Wo have not obsorred that much work has been dono. A Washington dispatch says that tho bill to rciinburso tho Uhcrokeo frecdmen Is In a fair way to go through this time. It has been favorably re ported at both ends of tho cupkol and iso:i tho calendars. As will be remem bered It passed tho sonata last con gress but died iu tho houso. William Yarborougl'i, living iu this nation near Port Smith was shot and killed last Monday by Sam Mas- scy, who at once gave himself up. Tho dilliculty aroso about some stock. Yarborough II red at Masbo, putting a ball through IiIh clothes, and the lattorrcturncd tho llro and killed hit. adversary, William Warren, a- man who was sent down tho Illinois river to cut out tho snags in order that logs might bo rafted down, was found In tho river last Saturday with a bullet hole in his lioad, Ho left Tahleiiitah two weeks ago and a few days later his boat and camping outfit were found five miles below that placo, R. L. Owen, U. S. Indian agont, gives notlco that ho will inaka tllo Dulawaro payment at LigbtnlngCreck, April Bih and fltli, 1888, commencing at I), o'clock a. in., sharp. All parties aro notified that gambling and the salo of intoxicants of any kind wilt not bo permitted on the grounds. Swoet cider Is expressly prohibited. Bad weather prevcntodonly amod orato atlondanco at tho "dlino socla Ulo" given by tho ladles of tho Im provement Society last Friday night, at Mrs. Miller's. Nearly $5 were realis ed though from contributions and tho salo of cokes. A similar entertain incut will bo given on Prldsy evening of next week at tho resldenco of Mr. Q. W. Green. CITI TUElNUHKIt'H ItU'UUT, For flnt quarter of ItMl: Tocaiuon baud from 1W7 SUM lljr balance marabal'e "alary, 1W7. lly Indian Uhlertaln accounta 1W. Iiy election oxpeniea Dee. 7, IBs.. Uy alatlonery, clerk'a offlco 187 IlycoM cataclty va. Ike Martin.. 4)0 7 W zoo Ito (to WBsT Total To balance on band .81 No funds received during the quarter II tUliNriNi, Treasurer rfcB.KO.flL. 0. 8. Slicllon waa In St. Lonla laat week. -Mra. Vf . K. Haliell went toTexaa Uondoy night to Join her hatband, Taylor Foreman waa down town Tneedey for the flrt time lu Mien wceka. MaJ. John V. I.jone and I'erry Drawer hare been among Vlnlta'stltltora thla week. -Nat Skinner and William Utile are In Texaathla week lookingnp the cattlebtulncae. Frank 0. Hubbard, or the Maekogce i-hoenlx, wa Tilling" Monde In tbla city litt Sunday. Mra. M. Ironalde and daughter, Mra. Cox, arrlred at home from Kaniaa laat Friday after an extended tltlt. Mr. O. W. Qreen'a brother and family ar med thla week from Oregon and will make their bomea bera. Albert Morrla waa In town thla week. Hie cattle, ao he aaya, mado It throngh the winter In excellent ahapo. Agent Owena returned from bta trip to Washington laat Thnriday well aatlaSed with the reanlta of hla efforte. Mra Anna Ualentlne la at Chelaea very alck. A phytlclan aent out from thla town tele grapha that abe la partially paralyicd. Mra. Klffert and children are going to more to Tahleqnah about tbe flratornaxt month. Their home will bo occupied by Col. Unb bard'a family. Ilr. . M. andltobertO. Thompaon wcro the gueeta or their brother Tommy tbla week. The former waa on hla nay to St. Louie to continue the atudy of hla profculoti. Mr. Oharlea Hnghea, brother-in-law to deorgeCootnba, who waa hero thla week, la atatca attorney for tho dlatrlct In which ho Urea and created a very farorable Impreatlon upon all who met him. At UroRTUAT LAr W. T. Whltakcr jumped from a moving freight train last Prlday night near Pry or Creek and was seriously Injured. Ho lauded In a ditch, it being dark, and his head, shoulder and faco wcro badly bruised and ho was also hurt In ternally, Iu a scml-unconsclous con dition ho crawled back upon tho track but after lying there awhllo camo to roalizo, to somo oxtent, his dangerous position and loft it ak 'u. Somo hours later ho made his way upon hands and Knees to a houso 300 yards distant and as thcro cared for and taken home. Physicians express tho belief that Mr. Whitaker will rccovor and his many friend) will join with us in hoping that their conclusions aro right. A Fatal Pall. (Joorgo Coombs, tho well known carpenter, fell a dlstanco of twelve feet last Prlday morning striking with his head upon a rock, from the ellects of which ho died that night, lie was doing somo work upon tho houso of Dr. E. ,B. Praysor and moving backwards stepped ou" of tho placo upon which ho was standing. Tho skull was badly fractured and tho victim was unconscious until death ramo. Relatives at Moutlccllo, Illi nois, neru apprised of tho clrcum bt.wce nnd promptly gave directions to prepare tho body for burial, stating also, that somo ol tho family would or tIvo on Sunday's train. Tho funeral took placo at tho Congregational church Sunday evening and tho re mains wcro deposited iu tho cemetery above town. Mr. Coombs was a bach elor fifty-two yefs of ngoaud was a man who enjoyed tbo esteem of all associates and acquaintances. Ho was born In Philadelphia and lor (ho last twelve or fifteen years hrd made his headquarters In this vicinity. Mr Charles Hughes, a brother-in-law of the deceased arrived Sunday evening and after learning all of tho circum stances and sotlling up thedcad man's affairs, left tho following night. lic foro hU departure ho handed us for publication thu..following caiid of thanks: EntToit Ciiieftus: Permit the un designed, through tho medium of of your columns, to oxtend sincere thanks to many good klud friends for services and nttention toward George Coombs, lately deceased. Roepet'tfully, OiiAitixs IIuqiies. .virus FiToa tTiiTLsrii. School opened Mouday. II. II Ilalley baa returned from Iowa, Mlsa Moore, our achoo! teacher, will board In the family or M. W Couch. l'ete Condi hat mire I hla family to town In order that his children may attend school. Preparations are being male for a new telegraph oalce. Will tell yuu more about It later. Whole It that wrltea to the Ciiihi-taik froii Chelsea and algna W. C. M. lit Attend to yourapeltlngt that's all. Iter. J S. Williams preachel for us last Sunday. In the futuro he wilt preach the fourth Sunday In each mouth at 3 and 7 o'clock p. m. , In the school house. March l', I8W. Faux. fost (iidsoi sorts. Mr. Illchard Thompson, one oflhe old and respected cltliena or this vlcLifty, is quite alck with dropsy. Mitt Fannlaltota the popular organist of the I'rrabyterlan church left on Wednesday, 7th, to visit friends In Louisiana, and wo hope that In the sunny south she will Und all bright and "Orren You may advise your readera to lank ont for a shower of Arrows from this place. The wing or eloquence will be demanded, that they may bo plummed wltb bright and beau tiful thonghta, and let us hope that truth will alwaya be rueognlied ukiu their point, and may every wound Inflicted bo characterized with healing and love. Mrs. Gipsy Rots, relict of Louis Hops, died at Port Gibson on Monday night, March 6th, aud was buried ou Tuesday evening. Funeral services by (lev. D.N, Allen, ero conducted at tho Presbyterian church, of which she was a member. She confidently fell asleep iu Jesus, .to awako iu.Haven March 7, If). Mnus Ilm Ox. I'lUllllECITT.NOTLS. Miss Mamie Williams baa been visiting her sister, Mra. W. W. llreedlovu. Ilepty Marshal Conly la In the neighbor hood aner witnesses In the J. L. ltogert case. Mra. II. V. Ileeson, who was confined to her houso with a severe sore throat, la able to be out of doors agalu. C fl, Shelton returned, from St Louie Fri day laat and reports snow In that city and that tha mud waa something hUge, The variegated weather of the latt few weeka hat put the farmer very much behind with their wotk winter ttejlug with ut up to data. The wife of W. N Itogora, who Uvea near Otauma, ilM suddenly wltb pneumonia on the 71b Inst., leaving aeveral tmall children motherless. The Snuday aehool la organlted for tba spring and enrnmer, but the sickness that prevails In this vicinity prevents tho attend ance from being as large at It would other wise be. Tho meatles. have made their appearance In the family of Q. 11. Ueorge and one of hla tonsil dangaroutly tick, pneumonia having follotred the attack of tneattee. The boy It Improving some, wltb a hope of rucovery. Dr t'orter, ofdeneoa, bat the ease In charge and bat visited the lad every day since he was called to attend him March l, 1W, 0 Has urns fsoh urns cinis ciiiek. The weather atlll refuaea to accommodate. Jack Stout baa been very alck for tbe laat two weeka. Mlea Seqntehy la getting along with our echoo' nicely. ' Mr. 0. A. Cottrelt atarted for San Franela eo, California, laat Monday week. Mr. Harlow haa rented bla blacktmlth ah op and toola to a couple of colored men. Mr. Marahall, from Labette City, Kanaaa, hai rented and moved on the old Metiee farm, ASundayachool waaorganlied at the na tional a ehoot home the laat Bnnday In Feb ruary, with promUea of ancceat. Mlea. LowMolltor, of Cecil, Kanaaa, paid Mra. a. W Walker and Mra. V. II, Klnnlaon a ahort 'lilt on Wedneiilay craning. Mra. Henry Yanorerdled Monday evening with pneumonia ferer,and waa burled on Wed netday at one o'clock at the Itogcra grare yard. Klnnlaon, March 10, $. Ciir-noxir. iii'.ms rnox inox. Oraaa la atarttng and trera budding. Farmera are preparing for aprlng work. Jan. Talbart la building htm a lionee upon Mr. Freeman'a place. O. W. Ureen, of Vinita, waa the gaeat or J. It. Stokea Saturday and Sunday. Airs Hotter, who hat been rttendlng Wor ccater academy for the peat winter, came lice. a laat week. J. It. Stokea la grinding and ahlpplng 'com meal almoat dally. Mr. Stokea la a "rnatler from the word go." The 8nnday school at tho Heck school honaelelna thriving condition. The home waa Oiled to Ita utmost capacity last Sunday. Mlsa Mary Hubbard, who la on her way from ltlchmond, Indiana, to lienrer, Colora do, la stopping off a few days to visit bar par ents and relallres. Mart Stokea aaya that leap year only cornea once In four years, but If they think bo can't make up In one year tot tbe past three they are badly left. It la reported that Christian Hlnkle, wbo recently morel rrora thla place to Washington Territory, died soon arter reaching bla desti nation. Cause not learned. Tbe boya bare no excuse for going around with fux on their face and their hair down In their eyea any more. Our general Leber, VA. Lemmlnga can glretyon a hair cut and ahara qulckerthan you can tell It, almost. Two of our most worthy cltliena met on the prairie last week and entered Into pu gilistic contest, causing no little atratcblng andhatr pulling. Keaultofaald contest may be aeen by retiring to the place of the engage, ment. William It. Mooro met with quite a mis fortune last week by the lose of one of hla horses. Ills boy waa riding the horse across eom plowed ground when he atumhlcd and fell, breaking hla neck Instantly and hurting the boy slightly but not serious ly. Starch 13, im. Coyotk. CLtllESOIIKCIUTTKIllXU. Osr old I'rllnd "Iron" Bobs p Serenely After a Long Silence. Sherman Sanders la tbe best barber In town. Mra. John Uullctlo visited Vinita last week. C. M. McClellan or Oowala visited our town Monday. M. L. Norman, ofTulaa, waa In town the first of the week. I,. M. Cox left Monday lor a few day'a vis It wltb friends In CoOytllle. C. I. Ward .waa confined to bis room a day or two last week wltb tbe measlca. Dr. C.V. Linn Is making his home with L. A. Ilosenthal, onaud a half miles from town. rtov. W. It. Miller, of Tablequah, waa the guest of It. P. Llndsey a few daya last week Frank I'nrcell purchased tereral car loadaof walnut loga.of C. P. Lludsey last wrcfta A line babe was born to Mr. and Mrt. Hod ley 3 few days aluco. Mother, child aud fa - her are doing well. John llullette leavea thla morning for Tablequah. He will return thn llrjt of tae month and move hla family. Quite a good many late cattle were found dead after the recent co'd spell of latt weak, and I fear there are a good many yet to rollow. D. I.. Denny, O. II. Iteynolda, J. G Schrlmsher and Dr. A. J. Lane left last week for Texas to attend the cittlee'inventloi and while there will purchase a cow ur two. Mrt J L. Ulbba, formerly of Independ ence, 'lansat, haa rented the Coowcescouwce hotol and la fixing It np for a boarding house, bholtan estimable lady and no doubt will keep her table supplied with tbe belt tbe market affords. When acltUjn of a town refutes to hare anything to do with a laudable scheme to fur ther the Interest of k! borne, merely became sometime In the past Do aame thing had been tried but did not proe a success, the balance of the community can well afford to buy him a rate bole to crawl Into aud hide. Y. A. Nellsonhat purchased tba stock of goods formerly owned by John llullette and was down a rew daya last week dttlug up the storeroom About the first of April he will return with one or tbe largest stocks ol goods ever brought to Claremore. Mr. Nellton It an excellent butlneti man and we anticipate for blm a liberal ahare of the trade, Spring haa come at last and we hope haa cometoatay. Finish auwjug those oata, get your garden In shape, plant your early seed of all klnda, clean np your backyards, aet your hens, get out your spring suit, send the chil dren to school, quit chewing gnm, go to chorch every Sunday, clean tho cob-webs off your duster, and when you are In need of rarmlng Implements, aced of any kind or any thing kept in a general etore. plcate bear In mind that Claremore la head quarters for them We have four good, wide awake mer chants and a'jont the flrtt of April will have auollior general atora Now wo do not want anyono to feel alighted for thla Is a general Invitation. We can also boast of having tiro good blackamllh ahopa and a woodwork man In connection with one of them, a good drug atore and by thla lime next week will have a harness shop and two of the best hotela tha territory affords. March 13, l&U. Itcca. A UOOII IIKGI.IKIXU. (iOO.OO liaised at Tahleqaah for City Iraarov.- meat la one Week. Tablequah Cemetery and Street Improve ment society sends greeting to the Vlnlla 0. & 8. 1. S , and asks for a friendly comparison of results of actual cash In baud as realised at tho first effort for those purpoiee. Ou last Friday night, the Vlb lost., all Tahlrquab was Invited to be present at a "box sociable" at the rrsldtuce of Circuit Judge Urorgo lleiige. The call wat answered by one ufthe largest and most enthusiastic gather ings or that nature Tahleqnah ever aaw. Tbe aober. middle aged-tbo heada of families, aa well at the youth and beauty were present. A vcry'eujoyable aeason wat bad. At to finan cial results, there seems to be aomt little difference between the counting np of cash In hand aud the "boxet" told and "votet" cut. Hat at ucsrasyour acrlbe can get at It tbe treaturer reports that the holds about SIM 00 About 141 W or this wat contributed by tbe '"boyt" on votes at 3 cents a vote fur a cake to baglren to the prettiest girl present. There were two takes and two girls. One girt waa a "town" girl Polly Johnston, daughter or the Tahlequab merchant, Wm. Johns tou, and the other wat a "mltilon" girl Carrie l.lndtey.dtughter or Senator Llndtey.of Chou teau, Uoowectcoowee district The bidding wat lively, and rapidly went up, up, up, by 3 cents, 00, 5 j up to (-.0.00 bids till at re ported above M3) volaa had been recorded aud tha oaku waa pre.eutcdlo Mist Carrie Llndiey. Then tba other rake wat given to Mlaa John ston. Tbe ladlea lay that tlxty-one boxea were sold but tho treaturer reports rectlptt of bnt (U.00. Wo aaw by tbe Ciuamix that Vinita waa going to do likewise on the aama night How much wat realised then abd there? . few uighta jirevloujthe mlt.tjoujlrja, gnu. DO YOU WAtIT A PAIR OF FINE SHOES ? If so, wo would bo pleased to havo you call on us. Wohavo just received a now and very cxtensivo lino that ia unsurpassed any whero for stylo, fit and Durability. For La dios, Misses and Childron. Also oxtor.sivo lino of men'a ftno foot wear, at the lowest possiblo prices. Remember tho placo, W. It. BADGETT & CO., Makers of Low Trices in Dry Goods, Clothing & Furnishings. West Room Raymond Block. . - n ,t OUR BULLETIN. OUR SPECIALTIES. New York Seed Potatoes, Landrcth's Garden Seed, Onion Seed in Bulk, New Orleans Molasses, New Orleans Sugar, White Frost Flour, Marionvillo Patent Flour, In larger quantities and lower prices than any other house in tho Ohcrokeo Nation. SKINNER, RATCLIFF & CO. Hardware! HARDWARE! Hardware! W. W. MTLLBR & CO. Arc still in the load with tho largest HAMAi, STOVES, ApilM snasti a (All kinds) ever beforo in tho Ohcrokeo Nation, which they WXLL S32LX, STRICTLTT FOR CASH! "We Solicit only Oasla Custom.) fitrCall and seo us beforo purchasing olso where. a sociable and supper at which about (to waa taken In for their own home puroara around the mlaslon. Thus, Inside of one week "tbe girls" of Tablequah have bled "the boya" to tbe tune of nearly or quite (MO. How la that for these bard tlmett Itetter, a thousand timet better that nay than In carousing, gam bling and drunken revelry. Aner a three weeks' visit and rest at bit beautiful borne, among hla pigs, bla calve and bla sheep, Chief Meyea la now back at the capital and matters of state are being prompt ly attended to. Farmera are busy, gardene are being made, wild flowers are adorning and beautifying tba earth's green carpet, martins are here, frogs are slnglpg aed aprlng has come The bnsleat place around Tahlequab are the new female seminary woika The next busiest spot la tba cltlieushlp court room where "In- Junt" are ground out to order or thrown over board. Itirouraa. Tablequah, March 13, 13. Incitement in Texas. Great excitement has been caused in tho vicinity of Paris, Texas, by the tc markablo recovory of Mr. J. h. Oorley, who was ao helpless ho could not turn In bed, or niieo his head; everybody said ho was dying ol consumption, A trittl hotllo of Dr. King's Now Discov ery was sent him. Pludlng relief, ho bought a huge bottle aud a box of Dr. King's Now Life Pills; by tho time he had takott two boxes of pills and two nottles ot thoDlucovery.ho waa well and hae gained "hlrty-slx pouuda. Trial bottles of this Great Discovery for con sumption free at W. 0. Puttou & Oo'h. ludUmeusablo to tho Toilet. Darhys IVophylartlo Pluld cures chafing, eruption and Inllamiuatlon of all kinds; euros inflamed or sore eye: relieves pains from h!tes or stings of insects and sore feel: destroys all taint of perspleratlon nr olluaslvo smell from the feet nr any part of the bndyjrloans es and whitens the skin. Used as a deutilrice It purifies tbe breath; pre sorves the teeth aqd cures toothache; no.ro gnma autLcuuker ' " ti stock of 1 UucMcn'g Arnica Salve. The best salvo in tbo world for Cuts, flruises, Sores, Ulcers, Halt, ttheum, Pever sores, Tetters, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all ekin Erup tions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give porfectsatistactlon,or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by YY. 0. Pattou & Co. The Verdict Unanimous. W. D. Bull, Druggist, lllppu, Iud. testifies: "I can recommend Ktectilc, Hitler as the very best remedy. Kvery bottles sold has given relief m every case. Ono man took six bottles, aud Was cured of Rheumatism of 10 yeara' standing." Abraham llaro, druggist, Kellville, Ohio, affirms: "The best sell lug medlcltfb I have ever handled In my 20 years' experiencn, is KlectrlcDIt ters." Thousands of others have add ed their testimony, so thut the verdict Is ununimoiu that Electric Hitters do cure nil diseases of the Liver, Kidneys or Mood. Only a half dollar a bottle at W. O. Patlon A Oo's. Drnc Storo. Eluht hoad of young Jacks fct sale, and 20 Jcunotts, color black; Mering Mammouth stock. Correspondence nroiuntlv nnawarml. O. II. Williil. eittii t 1 vvfclV mnTtTT Tk-n -vrrsxsma Twwm mm XMBtiaMaJt iaJtLk ttlsBKrtfrMx. ykMMTlMlsiesVieMl .'.g'S,t -W! iuii., Ii,U,-4,4. "3E3C0 2MCE5 Jk. Or A. I JSTJ Has just moved into his now storo, Corner 4th ant Maple Sts.y Chetopa, Kan, Hardware, Tinware, Queenswarc, Glassware, Lamps and General Houso DFurnisnings, IBuggies and Spring "Wagons. 3rYou aro cordially invited to call and cxamino Goods and Prices. I i I m rf General Fire Insurance Agency I A. A. ENGART & CO-, MUSKOGEE, - - IND. TER. Wo are Territory Agents for 14 Old and Reliable Cimpaiiies. Wo havo paid $120,000 Fire Loss to Our Patrons IN THE uNDIAN TERRITORY. Our rates aro low for first-class Xj-u-xnlDerl -:- 3L."ia:m."l3erI By L, J. TROTT, "VrxLtc, TtticIIojx ToxTrtLtoary. Tho public arc invited to seo tho immenso stock of building material kept and to noto tho prices, which defy competition. Hone bnt CASH orders solicited. Satisfaction Guaranteed. "VST. DCs. TB.OTT, jVCanaKOi. Rysciyk's Hambletonian Jr. Will stand at tho following places tho present season The finit three dayi of the week at my farm 4 miles S. E. of Vinita, I. T., on Locust Creek and at Vinita the 3 last days of the week. Tkhms: 810.00 for season or $5.00 for single service. Rysdyk's Hambletonian is tho grandsirc of this horse, from whom ho takes his name. His dam was a Black Hitwk Morgan. Rjsdyk'g Hambletonlaa, Jr. Is 1G 1-2 hands high, a beautiful mahogony hay, of perfect form, smooth and graceful in his move ment, kind and docile in disposi tion, eight years old this spring. For particulars see Stud Book and Turf Record. Robkut R. Tayloh. Q. W. OREB1T, Post-office. Vinita, I.T. CropofTIeftearand spilt In right. Range On J ones creek,elght miles northeast of Vi nita, I. T. 20 S. B. MATES, Postoffice Salina, Indian Territory. Swallow rork and under bit la one ear and over alope la tbe other. Young cat tle banded da and notch on note Busbol com' tall ent .off Range on. "Wolfcreak.31 B. D. FRAYSEB, Postoffice, Vinita, Ind. Ter. Hersebroaa aama Mark, crop off latt) boleandbrasa wire la right. Cattle or tktt brand sold on ly for ship ment. Ban it ml 1m a e Vi nita on cabin between Lo- east and Mustang ereeka. i-l ' NATHANIEL 8KINNEIt, Post-office, Vinita, I. T. Under done in each ear. Itange. -On Ver dlgre'slJ in. west of Chel sea. J. T. M'BPADDEN, Poslofl'co at Chelsea, Indian Ter. Close crop off Ian ears overblt In right. Kanre alzmtlaaweat or Chelsea. J. A. THOMPSON. postoffice, Vinita, Indian Territory. Range at bead tlm bera ot Pawpaw, eight miles from Malta Branded onhlpthall croprIitt and split In left car. lion ea same brand. J. O. nOOAN, Adair, Indian Territory. onauow-rori anil undarblt In right ear, underslopeln left. Itange on fryers creek. U GUAYSON WILLa, Postoffice, Vinita, Ind. Ter. uouer naircrop. el ' I bteara branded! on iu aide Ranp. n Whit. eight milea uuth-wtst Valta, c-41 W. H. KAIUCSR. rostoffico, ViuiU, J. T, Ctob nor or i.st nnd half cropla rtttt ear Han-0 rtla Ctl rtk.T , -i ly -.,K , , It . ..!.. .... , "TnbCL L' i jap . ""ZfSSxeVHMHMBKeWt Yil -'feex companies. Writo for terms. W. E. HALSBLIi, Postollicc, Vinita, Ind. Ter. llango on flint Creek, in mllee N K ofTnlsa. Cattle or tbit brand are sold only for ablp roeut and no on la anthorlied to aell bat myself. Will par tan for conviction of anyoneateallng. Horsea branded with horaeahoi on left about der and neck Some have on thigh. 7-1- WM. LITTTJ3, Postofiico Vinita, Ind, Ter. Ii Ear mark, crop off left and crop and under ntir crop off right. altera oranueu Various other marks A brands Range cm White Oax , B-XJ. . J. W. SKINNHR, P. O., Vinita, Indian Territory. On left aide. Horse brand the aame. C'ropMrht, un derlet lert. Kange4 mllM ertb of Vlolia. K3 J. O. HAZtu. Post-office, Vinita, I. T. Horse brand aame on left blp, Undarblt la each ear lUnge Uetweea Cabin and Prore ereek lo-M.) JOHN WHIBTU3B, Poitofiice, Sac t Fox Agency, I. T, Crop offrlght ear and crop and under hall crop off left. Kangaoa Sao and fox reserva tion. Cattle or this brand are sold only fr etdpmcnt. M GEO. NIPP2R, Post-Office Claremore, Ind. Ter. Swallow folk and nnderbtt to left smooth crop right. Range i ran tber creek.' Soma branded JL right alilat aomeeo'laay elghti1 soma JOHN p. nrtAKH. Po8tolTico at Cholaea, Ind. Ter. slils aad hip. Mark, under overblt. Horsea brand ej tbe aame. Kaug. rallaa north ol Oowala, on Verdigris rlv. r. 6-M J. B. EDWARDS, P. O. Vinita, Indian Territory. Range on Lyn ch IT.lrl. Clop and split right, overblt left Home breaded J II on l.nhipand tide. Alao aoiue J on un Jaw. D ea aide. R on kip. Only imI came aeleC e-4 O. M. UoOLEIiXJLN, Poatoilice, Oowala, I. T. A few cowal fire braudsdonl aft tide thut. I 68 i biita X. few cattle I Lranded anaaaejaa ! 3H PT pr the ten sVvJ thosU- der I Uattle mostly double dewlanesd Uurae brand. I svaaen on tajiey. sua lent W. E.MOBUM, Postoffico at Kingston, KandM.v llorte. brand earn. 4 earn. ndtMajja m k o a u nrandJ under half-crop a eat ear. HaBKN. headof Ulgtrttk, O.K. OBOROB W, OXtAWC. Vf! Postoffieai, Vinita, IndUa Territftfy, ten aaw. mM sj settti'te7Uj. Maseeejsi awee. JJi- (I lei Jl N:, fl