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THE CHIEFTAIN For the cause that lacks assistance, For the wmhs that needs resistance, For the future in the distance, And the etast that can do. published Kvory Friday jy the IXI'IAN t'HIEKTAIS I'TMISHI N"i Co OUS IVET, Editor. VINITA, I. T., NOV., 10, 18S2. Sosa tf the postage stamp "gum, rdi, piuixT.-itli me." The first copper cent was routed in New Haven in 1GS7. A giri, with t-"jO,000 Las a very good figure, if she isn't handsome. Ckremoxies differ in every coun try, hut true polieteness is ever the same. A ma tree recently failed in Cal itlimi showed 4,K00 annual rings of growth. The whole coinage of the United States from the beginning amounts to about Sl,i00)XK,(X,W Ix round numbers 7,000 miles of railroad has been constructed so far this year, against 4, -00 mile for same time last year. A mak started a goni-c ranch near Taylor, Williamson couiity, Tex., about n year ago, with a stock of four hundred geese; their bones now bleach on the prairie. m The popularity of prohibition in some sections of Georgiais explain ed by the statement that the cheap liquor sold these days contain tso much strychnine and pepper that it disagrees with the consumer. I L Seckbtary Tkm.ku is anxious to eeeure Fort Rile, in this state, as a location for the new Indian school, like that at Carlisle, Pa., and lias some hope of succeeding, though the army officers oppose it. Raid the linstor : "We nevrrused to get any money in the contribu tion box, but lately I have nrranjr cd to have two or threo of our most prominent men nnd pretty girls stand in the vestibule while the poo pie come in, bo they can see who puts money in, and the box is do ing well." It takea a business mnn to run a church as well tcs a circus Hotii branches of the legislature of Oregon have ratified the propos ed woman's sulfrage amendment J lie vote in its favor was unex pectedly large, it being twenty-one yuas to seven nays in the senate, and forty-seven yeas to nino nays in the house of representatives The resolution had previously pass id the Iceislature of It now goes to the people. Cofxcii. met Morxluy at the Na tional capital, but Hon. 1). V 15ushyhcad the principal Chief did not get' there until late in the after noon. The Council notified him by their joint committee of their readiness to do business. And re ceived a communication from him saying, that on account of his ro cent bereavement his annual mes sage was not ready and that he would have it in readiness and de liver it on Thursday -at 2 p. m. They adjourned to meet Thursday. The eldest son of Kate Chase Fpraguedroveaniilkcart from C'an-oiu-Uet last summer to the principal hotels in town, and sold them milk This is tl;c lad at who birth (ho head of the house of Sprngties gave hfs mother half a million dollars. Who would have predicted that seventeen years afterwards he would bo engaged driving a milk cart for a livelyhood? at that time his mother was the envied of her sex the most aristocratic woman on the continent. Now the is a enljectforcandol; broken in fortune and in health. So goes the world. The wheel turns and turns. The man who is up to-day is down to morrow. Our American aristocra cy is 6hort-lived. It starts from a wax-end to-day, flourishes in silk and satins to-morrow, and ends in a ditch the dav afte-. Yot'Jfo Pollyfox was over to pee higirl on the West Side last Sun day night, and after be had waited in the parlor an hour or two, bis girls little brother came in and stood around with his finger in his mouth. Pretty soon he sidled up to young Pollyfox and said t "Please sir, will you let me look at your nose." "Look at my nose!" said young Pollyfox, "what do you want to look at my nose-for"" "Why, Major CranSett was over last evaning and popped the ques tion to Lydia, and ma says she guessed you would find your noe out of joint the next time you call- j M.'Jftcd STATE KUXTIOX. KANSAS. St. John defeated by jority. CJ lit k will In S,0;)0 ma the nexl Governor. Missorm, The Democrats elect their st might ticket by very fair majori ties. ILLINOIS. Th3 returns arc still incomplete and is still impossible to state re sult, which is estimated to be very close. Latest reports are 13 Re publicans and 7 Democrats for congress. 1SIHAXA. Returns from Indianapolis and Marion county are still incomplete, but 350 voting places in the state shows a Republican loss of 4,83(5, a Democratic loss of 1,C(S, bcinr a net Democratic gain of 3,2-53. This is 21 1-2 percent, of the state and indicates a democrat majority of 5,50a MINNESOTA. The following are the mimes of the successful congressional candi dates in Minnesota : Second dis trict, J. U. Walker, r, third dis trict, Horace Steward, r, re-elected, fourth district, Wm. D. Washburn, r, re-elected; fifth district, Knute Nelson, r. The'first' district is in doubt. The returns continue to show rep gains in the legislature, which will probably be nearly all republican. cai.ifohsia. Returns indicate that Stoneman's maj in the state at large will reach 13,UtX). ' The dem make a clean sweep of the state and congression al ticket. Page's defeat being now assured by the defections in Ale meda, Sacramento and San Joaquin counties aggregating about 81X0 votes. The legislature is not yet figured up, but the dem will have a maj in both house. HHIIKUS. The rep lose their Governor by an 8,000 or 10,003 maj and carry the rest of the state ticket by an equal or larger nntj. The legisla ture is rep on joint ballot beyond a doubt. In congressmen there are extraordinary changes. The dem from appearance will carry May berry, 1st district; Kldridge, 2nd; Vaplo -1th, lIousemi:n5th, Win-i ans Oth, ami Card ton in the 7th. The rep will carry the remainder unless the '.Kh joins the stampede. KKIUIASKA. x. Returns show Dawes, rep elect ed by l'OO.niiij. Tho usual maj is2sjo00. MASSACHl'SETTS. The total vote of Massachusetts, all but one town, gives Jluiler 133,. KM. Hishop 120,012. Almyl820; Utttler's plurality 13,362. Tho re turns show a plurality on tho Rep state tiekot, except Bishop, of about 13,3.30. The executive council will stand seven Rep, one Dem. Tho total Grecnkack vote in the -state 3200. 1'E.NSSYI.VAXIA. The entire, state dem ticket is elected. Almost complete returns from various counties 'give l'atti son a plurality of 27,00'J XEtvvorK given Cleveland 170,000 innj and Since m for congressman-at-Iarge 100,000. State legislature is strong ly de.-n. IOWA. Hull and icp state, ticket have 20,000 maj over the dem and 1, 000 over all. tOI.OKADO. The vote is so close that it w ill take the official returns to decide on Governor. Tho rep "probably elect the remainder of state ticket and have a maj in the legislature. KEXTfCKV. The rep claim four congressmen The dem concede the election of Culbertwon, r, but nothing more. SEW HAMl'SIIIUE. Returns from 223 towns give Hale 37,3-10; IMgerly 3fi,I7I; ec.it- tcung .21. WISCONSIN-. Indications are l.irgn dem gains. Congressmen elected C d and 2 r. SOfTH CAROLINA. The dem state and county ticket are elected by a large maj. CC-NXEc TRTT. Waller is elected Governor by 39,020. The dem fired UK) guns in honor of dem victories. XEW JKHSEV. The legislature stands; Senate, 12 r nd 9 d; house, 20 r and ?A d. Mississirri. Barksda'e, Waldron, Singleton and Morry,d, are certainly elected. TF.SNESSEE. Bates, r, maj for Governor is es timated at 30,xW over Hawkins. State legislature ticket will have mnj in lxih houses. AUKASSAS. The maj for Brcckenridge, 1, fr congTcss-msn-at-larpe is estimated at 1 -9,000 in 20,000. The dem can didates for congress were elected. SOUTH (AKOI.ISA. Meager returns indicate the dec-' tion of Bennett, d, c ingrt-s-at-large by o, maj and that the d have clcfttd c-vrrv tngTesman except Pc oii.l.:iiit. O-IIare. :!..-::;,.;;. Til.' lei.--: T, . h.nl liO (u.'f is d, i-.hLoiijrh the- r have made gains. XEVAIJA. A Virgina dispatch say3 Adams' elcctioa is coiicc'i.ii by altuoet ltXX) uiaj. Coiigiessnicn close, l-i:t cus sidy's re-election is regarded as sure. EI.OU1DA. The Rep maj in this city is 478. It is believed this will insure the loss of the whole country by the Dcin. Twelve hundred white Dem said they neglected to vote from indifference, Many were absent on account of the yellow fever. VERMONT. The joint assembly of the senate and house elected Homer E. Royee chief justice of the supreme court, and J. P. Raclfield, Joiiatnan Ross, II. II. Powers, Wheelock G . Ytney R. S. Taft and J. W. Rowel justice of the supreme court. ARIZONA. 0. II. Ouray, d, congressman, W 15. Norton, suprentendent public in struction, d, arc elected by about 7-50 inaj. Roth branches of the leg islature are Dein by a large maj. TEXAS. Reports from the tenth dis indi cates the election of John Hancock d, by 3000 to 4000 maj. Ochiltree r, is probably elected in the Seventh dishy 1000 maj, the only Rep re turned to congress. LOriMAXA. The Rep committee give Kellogg maj in the Third dis as 4,(X)0 over Acklon and 1.800 over Acklon nnd Bcattie. The Times-Democrat commenting on the election says Kellogg's campaign in the Third dis has demonstratcn that theRep par tyin this state cjn bo organized and dem well act w isely by putting their house in order for the death struggle which the Rep party will make; in ISS4. U. W. (.'rein's New R'-sldeaee. Vinita now bus beyond doubt tho finest private residence in the Indian Territory, nnd few town of her siw in tho Vent can boat of a residence ut once so elegant, tusty, comfortable hik home-like an that of Mr, U. W. Cirten'h It is admirably situated with Hmjdu gr-iunds and natural diit;nn;:e, Uip without being ej:ied, hboy mid yet retired, !at the enternal bears no compmiKun with tUu inside It must ! more than seen to beuppre elated, it mint be studied. The follow ing brief sketch will fiietiome idea ; the iiiternal decorations nnd fiunirdi iiifi: Heii ptimi ball- .style dark and solid brightened with maroon. J'ar- lor Lijjht treatment. Walls lir'ht background with faint l-iuk color Frieze name color but stronger Ceil ing, hand deeoratioiiH, jiieture mould ins and curtain polos of bras. Mo- cjuett carpi't Hindu as rug with id border, t'uiiiiliire, etamped plusli, ii, carved ebony fruuu'H, sofa end arm chair in rrimson, with window valances to mutch j other piece odd. Corner rhuir in olive, window chair in puld, clover leaf tabid iu olive. Library in quaint iiiict blue, dull t;reeil tiud mu rooii. M initio elfert maroon velvet center ; border sides of blue iris ami eat tails. Topthn flight ( tho swal lows. Kire place witU blue and white tiles Mid full loaK tiimmingK. lit'j bay window, to the south, connected with parlor bv folding doors, wood work name color as background of pa per. J lining room ij'ieen Anne style: dark paper, picked out in it, walnut liuii-h, buid wixxl floor, walnut and ash, pi lo-boaid table and chairs wul nut. AVindin etairs black walnut, tipper hull same us lower. Largo front chniiilier in rold and blue. JWkgronnd of paper leaten gold witli vwieruunini; over w ith full blown rows, buds and leaves. leoj Kriezo of li(f!it lihie with band of blue velvet Ix'ueuth. l'icturv uioulditi? of elmny. Woodwork same rotor at leaf in pax-r, with innulding Id blue, ei of Norwegian xh ni Keotch granite. Nursery. Kiigliah treatment, walls tn dark pajier, up?r panels, each Uillcrent with several ch.iractira f.oui Mother liooac's; "Little red riding hoot,""Uttlo boy tduc," "Little bo peep," "Cork Kobin," "The llotise that Jack built," "Nirg a song of tix wnre," The veritable cow in the art of jumping over the moon, while the Terpkirliorcnn Feline di trnnrsrs on the violin, and Duuit rous ether fiiendu of childhood, iiuest chamlH-r in olive ml pink paper ami caijxt to corres pond, walnut net. Si-ond j nest t bsni ber in li(.-bt blue, light trimming, wool work iu both rootu, native pine, oiled and varnished. Iu the fccond nNr alno ix batli room rnpplird with hot and rt !d wal.-r and rom;dU fur nihliioB. tint bide in water tower hu h contains in the upjM-r half at-r tank or reservoir hitrn enoupli to throw w ater every w here is the buildin?. We suppose a reporter lias no busi ness in the kitchen, but the conven ience and os-cabli ncn of tbi oce with it accessories is one of the iuot prain- al.le features of the lioaae. Mr. and Mrs. tireea bare n.iny friend who congratulate tbein on their beautiful home, and ail the more be cause of their (reueroas liberality to wards all that contribute to the welfare and ircneral poc-J of the community. But more than all th t-eantr of the fiirniKhing, the brilliance of tlte decor ation; tuone ti.aa all the gilt an J tntl of the World hall fhine ia tlHr hoiur. the liht -f true lmt-tic aWtion. Twice liappy, oug rosy they live tojt-n- joy it I Tbrice bj py, if living ready for another life, another house, the HouHe sot built with hands! Iast evening between 6 anJ 7 n-lix ki terrific hail storm at nick Vinita and lasted but a few minutes. Hail ttoiiesTinchca in circunifrr- r net Wis brought info our oCice, the groun'I was white a with snow, re ports from the country nearby ear that they fell as larjr? goose ej-. there was but little ulnJ anl no h r iiu iliujena- rcK:i'.l tip to "ii';;i.- I Li T iftifcuju&i The Proprietor of the Vinita Lumber Yard, koop.4 cont;i!itlv on hnhd, A pood awrtnient of white ami hard pine, h!w. doors, windows, lath, uionld iiims, hhiii'.'U-x, pickets, lime, aud inlUct building uiateriul generally ; hut have changed my methods nf'doin;: burli ness. This time on accounts rumiin;; from two ti live months are too otteu disputed, to prevent anything of tho kind iu future, I am now selling; for cay down. No books or accounts to bu kept. - ' 'nine nil yon mcu who have "pit tip" nhout you and buy your lumber while it is cheap, at the Vinita Lumber Yard, fix your houses and barns before tho cold blasts of winter force you to do so. 1-7 Long Branch BILLIARD HALL By GEOEGB W. YIXITA, EMEKSON, - . ' I. tI I keep fine Tobacco, Cijiara, Xata, CuinlicK and all kinda of niek-uacka. l!:.:re Apple Cider always on hand. Call and aeu me when you come to town. O. AV. Kmerson. C. K. JOHNSON, Maker of all kinds of WAGONS! The celebrated "Johnson Wagon, " priujj Wagons, Buggies, etc., etc. RDPAIEIUO A SPECIALTY. None but find-class merhanies eni jdoyed. Old bungiea and hack repaint ed hk i:ood as new. All work warrant ed. Vaon materia! always on hand of the very bent quality of Ohio and iiuliitua growth. . l-o Meat Market. Two doors south of tho San Francisco Hotel, CJeo. Davis, - lrop. YIXITA, I. Ti . . I propose to keep fresh meats and vegetables always on baud, which I will soil reasonable. Try my market. 1-1 .Ion. Hcmdheimer, Dealer iu IIIDKS, WOOL, Furs and Pecans, MTJSICQGES, I. T. jT-- Jhiys fur rsnh only, and pays ths highest price. ' ' l-.'l Grand Gift Bale ! To rediice inv itiH-k to make rjom for new Eooda'bi arrive, I olfer tho follow- iii induceia' iiu for To tlioae buying $15.00 worth ef goods will be entitled to OXECITKOMO, 2'-'M inch- . Which for American scenury lire pconi of artistic skill. well worm t :s.lW. Those buying JlO.tX) wwth of jpuda wiil be eiititled to a nice- AVALL lOCIC'MT, Worth 12.00. They rs furnUlicdJn Kbony and are'real.beauties. Those buying '.CI worth of t;oods nill beenlitled to a rj wii 1 a: av.a 1 tj ;n , Worth l. 50. ' : , Those buying f.1.00 north of fwJa will lie'vntitldl to" ONT2 CO. VP AND IT AT ItAClC. Thfy are adapted to any apace and ate Tboae buvini .00 wort orth"" mayiuake worth JJ cents My patron will liar in mind that every limtam-e iret more enoa for Hie, Nation, reelinir irrnliel lor pal patrona-, ana Denift lorcol to reduce atock, I make thia unparalleled (.tier for one week and am cure uiy patron wiil a. pre late 11. DIAMOND COAL ! CHELSEA Arc now bolng viirly Almost orj ci.OiiT To Cu'J PvcU-r an 1 Larcn run-bascrs. Achhes? S. rL 'T- .1 rr. 1. a z I .a r Z i-t r-i v, W 2 i r W N o - a si tf! . li E tt Liiiclsey & McCrackcn, CHOUTEir, L T. Dealers in GENERAL MERCHANDISE, Wa?onn and Farm IaipleuiFnts, X5XJY jL3STZ SEM irnc.s, CATTLE, rONIES, 0 FUHS, HICKS and PECANS, A3 a Specialty. Ucota, 31xooo and Olotliins-, ABOVE COMPETITION in QUALITY. and . .... ornamcutal a well as useful. be entitled to any selection they roa liny pyx-da at lM-d rock prices and in money limn at any oilier place in the MINES opouoci, oud. crtix txxxy c1-u.rtxxt.it3-, r:oTicz. COI1DJ21'. AY, Vinita. !. T. Wlint 'till! Feoiilfi il UUl tiiU i UUU1U Cf i3 CheroUe' Nation Want to Know To go for BARGAINS - w.xx una To get the Best Value fcr Their Money ! To get the Lest ami cheapest BOOTS & SHDBS W XX 33 3.1 3E3 To get A GOOD OVERCOAT For a little money. WHHRIl To get those Nobby Suits! yjr xx 33 xtl 33 To got your sweetheart, wifo or " mother-in-law a NICK PRESENT! This place is at Vinita, I. T. I -I D. W. LIPE, I Valor in General Merciiandisa ! AT- Oowala, - I. T. Will veil good FOIl CASH As Low as Any Store in the Chcrokeo Nation. CALL AJTD IXA.MI5E MY STOCK. JQ!LNG.SCHF,IMSKE!1, Ft. Fvi skkv, I. T., I'ealer in General Merchandise! Sella lew Down for Cask. CAUL, AND PRICE MY GOODS I I have also 1 SADDLE & HARNESS SHOP In connection with my st..re. k.atior!al certificate taken, dol lar for di.ir. on c"l. SiKF.IKSiltE. "W XX 33 XI 33 To get Pierce City Flour g. w. wm JOHN EOLLETTE, Dealer in Dry Goods Groceries, And everything usually kept in a well assorted stor. I soil low as ths lowest for cash. Call and tee me and pries my goods. CLAIUCZVrORli 1-4 T.T. W.T.Beiitty&Co Froprielor of tho Cherokee - Meat Market! YIXITA, I. T. NICE CHOICE MEATS Always on hand at , Liowost Irioosl 1IJ5ALENTINE, East of 1'oFtofTice, 'XTlxxLtztf - - X. "X. Pealer ia Ktaple and Fancy GROCERIES ! F0VICI0X3, aUEEXSWAEE, GLASSWARE, FEES, 4c, Ac, A t I.nHVHt Price. Flour and Weal aSpsciaKy! tItighext j.ir:e( jiutil for Coun try Produce, limuo, Hiile, Fur, tc. 1-1 XJaUjCLTT-ST'S BLACKSMITH SHOP! VINITA, I. T. florKexhoting and (lenersi lHackHinithinK done at my aliop iu the heat and uioit approved style. W. T. THCATTY 1-1 Dealer In Groceries, Gri AND COUNTRY PRODUCE, "Vlxxltct, - - I. 1-1 nr. HENRY ARMSTRONG, Dealer in GENERAL UERGHAHD1SE Chtltea and Coody'i SluS, L T. Keep cverythinj nxnaliy to l fonnd in a (; nerai utore. FEICES A3 LOW 1-1 AS CAS EE! Livery, Feed & Sals StabI J. T. Xc5padda, lYojrietor. tioo-l teams and new turnouts always on hand. Horses boarded and well taken care f. trnoj hotlrn at bit stable. Olvo X.lo tx 11 C. C. 1HOXSIDK, ikaler in ftaple and Fancy GROCERIES! Provisions, pBorucE. e"EEr:s-A?.E, tz. VIMTA. I. 7 1-1 "Frisco TJiH'." St. L. & S. F.' RAILWAY. Tlirontrh Southwest Minsoiiri. Kinth ern Kiinsitf. .Northern ArkiuiHiiK mid the Indian Territory, eiuhr;H-iii! under one iiiauiigemont over EIGHT HUNEEE3 MILES , Of complete railway syNteiri, forming direct through connection for all pointa in Texas, Colorado, Few Jffsxioo, Ari ona, California and Ear Wert. Positively the shortest, mont pleasant and cheapest route to all points East, Northeast Seuth32St Via. St. Louis. Through express trains mu daily. 1'ulluian Pahice Sleei.iiijr t'ars on uigh' trains, lteineiuber, this is the only route to the famous EUE2EA SP2INGS. AEX The St. I.oui A Han Francisco Kail wny Company own about one million acies of rich "farming mi l mineral land located nlouir its eomideted line of rail nay in Southwt'kt Mihwitiri, which is buintt sold at low ririres and upon easy teruis for payment. Free transporta tion is furnished land explorers who purcnase lauu irom tne company, 111 " coruance wun lauu oepartuieiit re tions. The 8t. h. A S. F. Raflway puny invite, broiigh its faslk- Freight and Land Departments, tlie teutibn of tho traveling public, frcigu. enaruiue into the general advantages ottered the patrons of their line. For full and particular information, with maps, rates, time tables, etc., call upon or address anv of our local agent or either of the uudernaiuod. W. II. COFFIN, Land Commissioner. T. K. CAS8IDY, General Freight Agent. D- WIHllAKT, General Passenirer Agent. C. W. klHiKRrt, Vice President and (ienerat Manager, Temple iluilding, Kt. Louis, Ho. RAILWAY. Diroct liouto "West! For all points in k' ANV AS, COLORADO, S EW MEXICO, CALIFORSIA ASD TEXAS. 13 Trnlna XDetUy a Piil'uiau Palace Hotel Cars are run between Ht. l.niiiu and Kan Antonio, via Sodulia, daily. Direct Hon to 12ast VIA st. Loxjxax a KCro.lxx.i3 X5nily Q All trains arrive and denart from tbo (rand I'uion Depot at St. J.onis.tber.. nr aBstiring iianaentrera Uirccl connec tions. Fast Time I Superior Aeeoniatodatloai ! - A. A. TALMAGE, (ieneral Manaijrr. F. CHANDl.KU, General PasHeueer Agent. C. It. K1X.N AN. AhaiHtaut 'ienrral Passenftvr A Kent. PT. LOUIS UNION fSTOOIX H(. Louis, Mo. Th Only Wholeiale Tardi in 8t. Lonii Acfctibl by Ball and Water! 1. Kvery railroad entering Pt. Louis is directly tributary t thene yards. J. Texas shippers are informed that connection with these yards from thu Iron Mountain t Southo'rn tailroad ran Ihi uiaile without cost an I with much lest shrinkage than to any other. 3. These varda have the peculiar ad vantage of Iwiiit; bn-stcd on the Ht. Louisi side of the river, fitiui uliich five hundred thonsaud x-o-le draw tlii'ir provision supply. i. Kvery packintr house in St. Louia has a regular liuyer stationed here, llnycis of cattle, hops en,l shvp, both, ior the home market and eastern ship ment, are at all times represented. 6. r or c.uiWt and conveuieuce the vards have no superior in the country. Two lines of street cars approach here. Hotel, telegraph otlicea and otuer con venience lor stm-knien on t be premise F.ST1LL M.llKMiV, W.A.RAMSAY, rreidnt. Hecretarjr and Treasurer. . 1-4 crrymaii Uros., Dealers in Oouorol '"'""rhnrifllTt Tl'LHA, I. T. TUBALS IN LIVH STOCK-Buy svaa sens, r ur, maaw, etc token In exchange for KO" ' r cash. Call and and piloe them. Daily Stajo Lino FROM tiuskssee, I.T..lo FtSmith.Ark EK.!m-Forii su ns i twestt run hoi km New rche nd P'xi.l stock. ti-tani-e, eiKl.tv m:ie ; w-twrinlw tune. leniy-l..ur ftotirs. ftiMV cr.n- rix-ticii at ilnkiree with train on the Mih-onri I'sntic railroad, and at Foci Hm'h with t: .- little K.xk. A Fort h-mith and the Frisfi lrn 51. F. K KVNEIV, 1! Nilr iilen, lent. Tat tire Stck alarktt of 8L Losia ! THE KT. LOl'IS Sinolt STOCK YARDS! Located at East St. Loo is, ITL I'irK-t'y npj-f.j.-: t'lecitv of -. Iyn. I:iiyen'f-,s i ':..n i,( Vr .-k lris in s':r. -itunp, ::d w.ib.n tire pr.iiii,-! of tb srf k var-ia sr a tvW c nmr cr. pr . a rsi.ritT f-if f :' e!iT'Tir E I . had f mt't s ini'r, and -?k pn-kii et;'; i:'ii.' :h cii;-M.-ffv f r 1--.. ht? if b'nrw Km I- tc Missouri Pacific