The Weekly Chieftain from Vinita, Oklahoma • Page 3

Indian Chieftain. lW. Local Railroad Time Tablet. MfSOUItl KANSAS A TKXAC doinn sotmi. I.

U. h. V. Hxtirem No. t.

Hannibal tlt.J.. T. Kx Ne.B.KIyar No. AJ, freight and Accommodation MWp lOiWam U.lapni noixu Hoimi. J.

Mo. Ks. ft Texas oxurete IMilBam )f a Ne.4,Tei.8t.l,.A Hannibal Ex. No, 6, Flyer I tiSOpm as, rrsigtit ami accommogation i imp T. LOUIS ft SAM rnANClBCO MAHAVAY.

CIOINO WXST. ar.ivs. ll.Slpra 10.40am. r.x. Bl L.

toBspulpa Accommodation IltrAhT Ilittain. QOIHOIAST. I ARMY. I MIPAIlT II. I-aI express I xilpm.

3.13pm. Accommodation CiSOsm I o.Msm, Tli rough coaches from 81. Lonls to Aspulps, The HumUy Uours of llin poUofllce will herenfier bo 10 to 11 a. m.J 4 to 6 p. in.

I'llUltlll 4M HUClKII UlUKCTOItr. ll.R.Uhurch louth II h. Hatter, pastor) sobslnsotiool at 10:00 a. m.l preaohlua; at 11 a. in.

anil 7 p. ra. prayer meeting erery Wednesday evening. Oommunlon ssrrl rery irsldundnr. l'retbrterlan Church Itsr.W.T.

v.u- Uri preaching on the Sabbath at II a. m. and p. m.i Handay school atviua. m.

l. r. 3.U. K. at 7 p.

u.i prayer meeting Thursday algbls W.O. O. Usets first Thursday In eacli month at rresbylerlen obareh. Baptist Cbureu Iter. 11.

Wheeler, pss-leriaerTloeeererrSandar at 11 a m. and 7:30 F. ra, I Sunday School at 10 a. ra. prayer meet-ng, Wednesday.

7:10 ra. leaoher'a meatus: stonday, 7:30 p. at 8 The Loyal Temperance Legend mtete each Thnreday alterooon at ft o'clock at the Usptlst ohnrcb. Church of the lloly Ghost-lteT A. Ver-serel.

pastor. Mser presetting each sec- ond, thlidand fourt. idayat 1U.S0 a. m. aaleehlim at 10.

Pas loealedln tblacliy. now permanently rillALrillAN LODQK. No. II. K.

of 1'. tleeta erery Tuesday erenlng In their eaetta hall at 7tW Vleltlng knights In good atandlng tnrlted. AtlUUST BCULiaCKKH. O.C. J.

l. IIIOHir. AfM iodS. VIHITA CIIAITKU, Iloyal Aroh Maeone, aaasls eecond rrlday in each month Vlal-lore welcomed. If, HliroiiD, 11 1.

K. WALKti.Seo, a VINITA LOIXJK NO. 8, A. A A tl. ft-tlMls In itasonle Hall tho drat Sstur-jK day night In eacb month.

8IUKIIAM, W.M. U. W. MlLLtn, Seo. VINITA LODQK, NO.

ID, I O. jdHHjIfc O. meeta above Thompson's aHV alore on alonder night ot each WrF' wtek at 7:30 o'clock. U. KoilM, See'y.

W. J.Bujiutt, 0. rUUlTY CHAPTER. O. U.S., meets lu Ma-ipnle hall drsl and third Thnreday In each month at 7:90 o'clock p.

m. Mas. A. Ubiik, W. M.

BsbbccaM. SwAIK.Seo'r. WOODMEN I 'IK WOM.D, meet see-ad aad fourth Thnradaya In each month In Uaionlollall. C. W.

Oat, 0. 0. Schucokbb, Clerk, LtOOJLL NOTES. Halt at Chaadlor's. Bccd potatoes at Gray's.

1'ura drusfi at "WrleJjt's, Duy a heater at Miller's, Now lino hats. J. 0. Gray. Jtoads improving considerably.

Hardware and stoves. Miller's. 600 bushels ccd oats ut raj's. l'Ictitro frames, W. W.

Miller's. Hardware, all kinds. Balcntino. Furniture and picttiro frames. Mill-tft.

Jean, Hurst Ca pay tor poultry. Farm (or sale; enquire of J. T. Braekctt. Beforo buying salt get prices at Cliaudlcr's.

Eight grades ot coffee. I can please you. Gray's. Old shoes made new at Lee Uurrctt's harness shop. Now for good bread Gold Medal flour at Gray's.

Lion coffee, six packages for ft at Chandler's. Jean, Hurst Co. buy hide and furs and pay ca.h. Get your horses shod up this bad weather. I).

Hicks. 22-19 Northern seed potutocs ot all kinds st Valentine's. Have your watches repaired at Wright's drug store A car load of lino Bccd potatoes just received, W. T. Davis.

Seo W. W. Miller's stock of boautl-fully upholstered furniture. Fowler, tho photographer, is attending tho freedtneu payment. Ilurbank, Peerless, Ohio and Early Uoso seed potatoes at Gray's.

Tho usual number of comic valentines wcro sent und received Sunday. Dink Douthltt has a car load of fine 3 year old steers he would like to sell. Wo pay highest price In cosh for poultry and eggs, Jean, Hurst Tho widow of Judge Sherley, near Tahlcquab, died last wcok from pneu mouiu Seed oats and garden seeds ot all kinds on hand rt Ilalcnllno's Star store. Tho cheapest placo to get your proscriptions filled is at Wright's drug store. S.

II. Sklnnqr is ycrj sick indeed with pneumonia; ho was taken last Friday. Tho widow of the lato 11 Spears, who lived at Talilequah, died one day last week of pneumonia. Wright is getting most of tho watch repairing because bo Is cutting prices nearly half. Mr.

llullengor and Miss Glbbouy, noar Locust Hill, were married lost Supday, Bev. M. Martin ofllclatlng. Gold Medal and Imperial Hour, guaranteed to equal anything ever put on tho marktt in Vlnlta, at Gray's. W.

T. Davis says ills trado last Saturday was the largest in tho history of tho store, lie has a neat placo, full ot fresh, new goods. Sarah OQolds at tho mouth of Cabin creek, desires to sell her farm somo ot tho best land In tho nation. Address bcr at l'onsacola, T. Flvo members of Jamcr Cohea's fam ily living on Grand river are reported lawn with pucumonla, and some of them In a very critical condition, Wo aro still cutting oft delinquent subscribers and soma vory inmlllar names, and ot good peoplo too, are disappearing" from our list.

A com-Mnutlng fcuturo Is that thoy are jpylrnf up and comlnp back. PBRBONAL NOTES. -8, B.Cobtj went to Wngoncf Monday on business -Ed Sunday was In from Oplnjjfih tlio drat of tliewcck. P. Bopcr returned Sunday from WhjIi-IngtonOlly.

J. 1). Illosscr cnirio np from South McAl-cstur Monday crcntnK. l'erry Ilrock wnj up from Adair Tueedny and maclo tlile ofllco a plcnnnnt call. K.

M.Arnold was licrofrom Olielacntho first of tho week, Interested In a Inwtult. Oldcon Morunn of Tnlilcquali came up Mondny to attend to business with Dm court. Jno. Duncan and Iloli Trench, Irom Miss LouloBklnncr departed Init Satur day for Clinton, Mo to attend Ualrd college. Dr.

Wells, ot drove, was In town Monday. Ho reports his rlclnlty In a flourishing etnto. Jno. Dameron wenttoTnlilcqUuh yesterday nfter his son who lias been attending tlioacmlnnry. Mr.

Mllford and family left Mondny for Oatrcston to attend a meeting of tho National Kdltorlal association. Sid Applowhlte, for more, than a year with tho Vlulttt Leader, left Monday for his home In Arkansas, to remain, Loulo Mash enmo up from Kortaibson yesterday and went out to llnydon totakoa look at tho frcodmen payment. Mrs. Harry Boarles and son arrlrcd from Chicago Sunday. Tho family uro occupying the Catbollo church parsonage.

M. I). Woodson returned homo to (arc-moro Tuesday after serving two weel Itlio foreman ot Judge Springer's grand js Mrs. Jas. Chandler, from Muskogee, who has been visiting tho family of llcrtChand-lor In this clty.roturncd to her homoHunday.

O. W. Orccno went out to tho frucdmen payment on a collecting tour the first ot tho week, mid will remain probably a number of days, i Jno. Ward. Calo and t'lillllp Starr and Dud Fields, from tho vicinity of Drove were witnesses beforo tho grand Jury tho first of tho week.

Johnson Thompson, from Tahlniuah.wns hero vlsltlug lits sons, Toran nnd Jimmy, Monday. Ho went out to lln''m to attend tho payment. Claudo Washbourno and Sam James do-parted for their homes In Delaware district Tuesday, after two weeks' efflclont service on the United Stntes grand Jury. Major Winston, clerk of tho court, returned to his homo ut Muskogco Tuesday, to remain till about tho of March, at which tlmo tho criminal docket will again bo taken up, It. a.

McOlasson loft Sunday for St. Louis and Chicago to purchaso ItatclllTs spring and summer stock ot goods. Miss Fayant will meet Mr. UcUlasson In St. Louis, and wilt look after tho millinery purchases.

Mr. Harrison, from the While Oak neighborhood, purchased a fine assort ment of applo trees from tho nursery here this week to plant on his farm. J. C. Napier will be In Vinlta about tho 10th of March with a full line of samples for spring and summer suits.

Low prices and good fits guaranteed. Judge Springer adjourned court last Thursday ovcnlug till Monday on account ot the sickness of Ills wife. Wo aro pleased to announce that the lady Is now convalescent A fair audience greeted Miss Per Thanla's elocutionary entertainment at the M. E. church Tuesday evening.

Elocution and music seldom fall to plcasoan audience. D. W. 0. Duncan lias been under the caro of Doctors Fortncr Dagby here foraome time, and now a very sick man Indeed, I)rlght'sdltcasc having developed itself recently.

Tho workmen liavo succccdod in pumping all the water out of tho old foundation pit where the new Halscll block is to bo erected, nnd If It dues not rain any more soon the work of putting In tho l)cw foundation will progress rapidly. Mrs. Hllcy Llndsey died of consumption at Alpine, California, recently nnd her remains wcro brought homo and burled at Chouteau. The friends hero wcro notified that she was fulling and started at onco but she died two hours beforo they arrived. Charley Shotpouch, who some years ago killed Ycllowblrtl, on Drowning creek, In Delewnre district, was killed recently by his father-in-law, Haven.

Shotpouch was drunk nnd fired Into tho old man's houso and tho other took up a Winchester and shothlin through the door. An Item from Annn, Illinois, in the Chicago Advance, tho Congregational church paper, says: Ilev. Ned Forrest, who took charge ot this church six months ago, nustcrlously disappeared Jan. 22 and has not been heard from since. His wife, church and tho community are greatly troubled and perplexed.

Col. A. N. Hubhard was In town yesterday on his way to Washington1 City, on business In tho Interest of claimants lu citizenship in tho Chor-okec nation. Tho gentleman, when asked, said ho believed semo ot the so called Intruders would bo ejected from their places, but ho thought no one would bo put out ot the country.

Tho cattle convention at Wagoner Monday was attended by about 200 members of tho association. A very Interesting meeting was hold, Among many other things, resolution was passed commending Hon. S. Rutherford, marshal for tho Northern district, for tho very efficient manner in which lie, and tils deputies liavo enforced tho laws against cattlo thloves. Minutes seem llko hours when llfo Is at stake.

Croup gives no time to send for a doctor, delay may mean death. One minute cough euro gives Instant relief and Insures recovery. Tho only harmless remedy that produces Immcdlato results. P. Sliaua-hail 8 Mrs.

Fonnlo Vanhorn, Wontworth, desires the uddrcs other mother, Mary WlUom, last heard of at Tali-loquah, six yoars ago; claims to bo a Cherokee. Her first husband's natno was llrldgos; is about 40; Nancy, daughter of 21, has ono oyo; Frank Is 20 and Rccklo 17. Territory papers please copy. 2-2n Chlcora, "Herald:" Richard Vonsol reports ono mlnuto cough cure tho greatest success ot medical science. Ho told us that it cured his whole family of terrible coughs and colds; after all other socallcd cures bad failed entirely.

Mr. Vensel said it assisted his children through a very bad slcgo ot measels. Ono mlnuto cough euro makes expectoration very easy and rapid. P. Hhunahan.

8 Warted-ln Idsa WM MO think topnir gLi? mmb tJHwflnF TxOrtGL AST WEEK wo printed tho city ordinance for occupation tax nnd schedule for samo, Itclow will bo found nn additional ordinance covering occupations not named In tho first one: Do It ordained by the mayor and town council of tho Town of Downing-vlllc, Cherokee nation, Ind. as follows: That It shall bo unlawful for any person or company to exercise, carry on or engage In any of tho following occupations or business In the Town of Downlngvlllc, Cherokee nation, Ind. without a license therefor from said town, and tho charge for such license shall bo ns follows: Theatrical perfonnnnco whero 2i cents ndiiilsilon is charged, per night 00 SO cents admission, per night. 10 00 75 15 00 Theatrical troop per week 15 00 Circuses and uicnngcrlcs traveling by rail, per day CO 00 All other circuses nnd incnag-crlc, per day 810 00 to 25 00 Street exhibitions, per day 1 00 per 4 00 Striking machines per day 00 per 3 00 Lung testers per day 1 00 per week 00 Muscle developers per day 1 00 per week. 3 00 Magnifying glasses nor day 1 00 per 3 00 Corn doctors per day 1 00 per wcok 2 60 llaby negro racks per day 1 00 por week 4 00 Huroscoplc or microscopic views for gain, per day 100 Horoscoplc or microscopic views for gain, per week 4 00 Patent right dealers por day 1 00 per week 4 00 lllflc and pistol targets per 1 00 per week 3 00 Trapeze performance uot under cover, per day 1 00 per week 3 00 Slli Sit of hand nnd vuntrllo- per day 100 per week 4K) Circular swings, steam power, per day 5 00 horso per daj 3 00 Street stutids merchandise, per day 1 00 perweck 5 00 Refreshment stands per 1 00 6 00 Peddlers on foot per day 2 CO one or more hordes, mer chandise, per day 1 00 perweck 5 00 Peddlers, patent medicines with street exhibitions, per 1 00 5 00 Stock drovers per day 2 SO per week 7 50 Auctioneers, per day 100 per quarter 10 00 Omnibus, coach or (pick for car rying passengers und baggngo, pcrnniiiim 5 00 Phonographs, per 1 00 per week 5 00 Platforms and dance halls, per day 2 50 Section 2.

All ordinances In conlllct with this ordinance nro hereby repealed. Section 3. All pcasons carrying on any ot tho kinds of business Indicated In tho nbovc list In this town are required to obtain license respectively, to conduct his special business or pursuit upon the terms set forth, which llccnso shall bo Issued by tho town clerk upon tbelr compliance with said terms. Any pcrton who shall open and conduct any business of tho kinds described, within tills town, shall be required II rst toobtalu license so to do upon said terms. Any person now conducting business who shall fall to obtain a license ns required by this or-dluanco and any person who may hereafter set up and carry on any such business, without procuring llccnso as required by this ordinance, shall be flncd for each day's omission to pro-euro such llccnso In a sum equal to doublo tho amount required to be paid for sucli license per' annum as heroin set forth.

T. M. Bukfikoton, Mnyor. Approved February 8th, 1887, Attest: 0. Dlakcney, Town Clerk.

a MURDER was discovered on Illg creek, at Dr. Allen's place, Tuesday of last week, tho victim bo-lug Joel Mack, ot Ilartlesvlllc. On the previous Tuesday a wagon was seen coming from tho cast and In a hollow it was mot by a buggy, and both turned uy the creek. A week laUr Dr. Allen was out looking for a calf and In nn out of tho wuy spot discovered a wagon, to tho hind cud of which wcro tied a pair ot horses, famished with hunger to tho extent that they had eaten away a portion ot Die wagon box.

Tho neighbors wcro at onco summoned und begun an Investigation. In the ashes of a flro wcro found some buttons and buckle. Ono cf tho uolghbors Identified tho horses us a pair he had seen at Ilartlesvlllc, and another recalled seeing tho same out fit meet the buggy a weok before. The work ot partially Identifying the horses, wagon and other effects as being tho property of Joel Mack was comparatively easy, and his wlfo, who was living at Independence, Kansas, with tho children at once camo down and made it conclusive. Tracing back woman was found west ot Verdigris who had from un upstairs window seen somo men doing something down by a hay stack.

An Investigation, after the word of tho supposed murder had been spread disclosed the body legs ot tho dead man In a shallow grave; tho head was gone. It was learned that Mack left Ilart-lcsvlllo to como to this city, being defendant In a law suit. TIiq placo whero his team was found Is something llko tour miles olT the usual travolcd route. Tho suit which was bringing tho man down hero was ono brought by Joo Illosscr for possession of the place which Mack has lived on fur twolvo years and which ho claimed to hayo it fifteen year contract on. Mr.

Dlosser's mother claims that she r.ud her flttt husband made twelve year contract wllh.thb mao to iuiq il placo for tho son, Jno And this Is Hip placo upon which Mower borrowed the thousand dollars from Morris Knight, that has becomo a familiar Incident In court circles In tho Illosscr assignment of tho store at Chelsea. Tho details of tho killing of Mack and the barbarous and Inhuman treat ment of ttio body afterwards nro sickening In the extreme. How tho man was llrst killed hot known, but the evidences of thchcliraOliiguf the body with a mattock or come other narrow blunt Instrument, nnd tho breaking of tho arms and logs with tho same In strument wcro Dcj ond cunt rovcrny. The mnn had evidently not been beheaded at tho tlmo and p'aco he was murdered, und nn ntlouipt inado to destroy tho head by burning. Tho body was carried near two lulled and burled lu shallow grave over which the suds had been replaced mi us to hide all traces of freshness.

Tho Investigation has proceeded far enough to cxplodo the theory advanced by tho pcnplo In the neighborhood whero the murder occurred, that Joo Illosscr und tils stepfather A. V. Long wcro Implicated In tho crime. The day of tho killing Joe Illosscr was In this city packing up his things for shipment to McAlcsler where he, a day or two later moved, and Mr. Long was on the panel of tho Jury In Commissioner MeClurc's court.

In addition of these Infallible proofs of the Innoccncy of these people, itlins de veloped that Joel Mack had enemies from another quarter who doubtless had a motive for gelling tho man out ot the 'way. Family troubles, and nn estrangement from his wife with all the accompanying bitterness had been tho lot of Joel Mack for somo tlmo back and public opinion In tho neighborhood Is strong In tho belief that the koy to tho murder mjstcry will be found In this fact. HE U. S. GltAND JURY for the present term of court adjourned Monday after vory busy session of thirteen days.

Tho members of the grand Jury were selected from wide range of country from S.ipulpa, on tho ex tremo western boundary of the Northern district, to Southwest City, on the extreme east. Consequently In their labors they took cognlzanc violators of the law in many quarters hitherto unrepresented. So far us our information goes this grand Jury found mnro truo bills than any other grand Jury over empaneled In the Indian Territory. Following Is the final report: FINAL 1IUTO11T OK THE OHAND JU11Y. To Hon.

Win. M. Springer, judge United States court for tho Northern district of Indian Territory, sitting at Vlnlta: We, the grand Jury duly selected, empaneled and sworn for tho February term, 187, at Vinlta, beg leave to submit tho following report as tho result ot our labors: 1st, Wo liavo examined nincty-tlvc and returned ninety true bills. There being only one Jail In the Northern district, at Muskogee, Ind. we find tiiat this delays the trials of criminal cases, Imposes a heavy burden on witnesses and defendants, and a great expenso upon tho government, and wo most earnestly recommend that a Jail bo cstablUh-oJ at Vlnlta.

Wo find that crime Is on the Increase In tho northern district, ami would urge speedier trials, that the law may bo respected, and for this purposo recommend more Judges, more courts, and moro officers. We Insist that tho law should bo moro quickly enforced, and delays not so frequent. Somo casus beforo us needed investigation, but tho long delay before trials caused us to fee, that tho guilty parties could not bo brought to therefore a prosecution would not be best. We further recommend that officers of this court diligently enquire Into tho duties of law fixed upon them, and uevuio suiiicicnt oi incir tunc to a true discharge, of their duties, and that owing to the Incrcaso of crime, wo believe thcro Is sufllclcnt business to require tho undivided tlmo of the United Suites attorney for tho North crn district, wo Ueslro to express our thanks to your honor for tho kind ness and courtesy shown us, and also to the district attorney for his assist- auco and advice during our deliberations. And now having performed tho duties Imposed upon us by law, all respectfully ask to bo discharged.

tT TKOOP OF CAVALUY, under command ot Captain G. Gal braltb, arrived hero Sunday morning and pitched their tents and struck camp up near tho "Kuty" stock yards, Monday they pulled out with their big government wagons and other military cqulpago for Uaydcn, whero Special Agent Dickson Is making tho freed-men payment. Whether this company of soldiers Is hero simply to keep good order while tho payment Is going on, Is not definitely known, but it is whispered 'round that they will tako somo of tho Intruders with them when they go hence. fllK TBNDEIU'OOTS Is tho namo of the Junior young men's club ot Vlnlta. Next Monday evening tlicy will glvo a banquet to the young ladles composing tho Chrysanthemum cooking club, at the Cobb house, Quito cxtcnalTo preparations have been mado for thl occasion.

Tub Cuibftaih Is printing somo handsome Invitations, and tho menu cards will bo tho latest and prettiest designs out. Mrs. Hums Is preparing a supper that will reflect credit upon her as a caterer. Wo predict tho banquet will be ono ot "tho" social events of tho year. TniSCO EMPLOYES nro Just now being subjected to what thoy consider Imposition regarding their watches, A few years ago an elcctrlo shield had to ho put Into every train man's watch, oven though It wcro a 200 fl.

W. Raymond, nt un expenso ot six or eight dollars In some cases. Now all watches clear down to thoso of trackmen havo to bo Inspected and If thoy do not como up to nceitatn standard, established by tho watch agent, ho intikcs (ho unfortunate owner buy uqw one of him, at un expense of 21.W for the movement alone. Tho agout was out this way I w(th a pHjo o( wftUtoM last wwk, Award Highest Honors WorM' Fait. Dlt BAKING POWIR MOST PERFECT MADE.

A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Fre ftom Ammonia, Alum or sny other adulterant 40 Years the Standard. In these days ot low wages eight or ten dollars buys as good a watch as a laboring man can afford and thry regard It as a hardship to be made to pay more. LLIE ALPRKSS, living Up Ulg Cabin, was trying to draw a ram-rod from a gun Inst Friday when tho weapon was discharged. The thumb and thrco fingers on tho right hand were blown oft and the first finger and ball ot the thumb on tho other hand were badly wounded.

An Idea of tho young man's close escape from being killed can be gleaned from the Information that his faco was severely powder burned nnd a bit of his hat brim shot away. A weed In the garden can be easily destroyed when it first starts. Consumption can bo nipped lu the bud by ono mlnuto cough cure. P. Shana- ban.

An Invoice of 45 barrels of "Jum" was shipped to Uaydcn Mondny. In war, In peace, on land, or sea, you will find Beggs' German salvo the king. Wo keep It. P. Shnnahan.

4-JO John Ellison Is ntlliodcu, taking In tho payment. Dr. Simmons' cough syrup Is sold for only 50 cents a bottle. It will euro a cough which might prove serious or pcrlu, Ask jour druggist for a sample bottle. The civil docket was taken up In Judgo Springer's court last Tuesday morning.

Uriah Jones, tlah llrown nnd John Peter Smith will testify to tho wonderful curative properties of Dr. Simmons' cough syrup. Sample bottles free; satisfaction or money refunded. The sold I ore went to Uaydcn Mon day on the Frisco. A cough Is an easy thing to cure If taken in time.

It is dangerous to neglect one forany length ot Imc. Dr. Simmons' cough syrup Is guaranteed. Fifty cents a bottle, W.J. Durncttwcnt to Uaydcn Mon day to look after somo collections.

Soothing for burns, scalds, chapped hands and lips. Healing for cuts and sores. Instant relict for piles, slops pain at once. These are the virtues of DeWltt's witch haicl salve. Shanahan.

8 W. E. McPlierson nt his post ot duty again, after a week's Illness. Ts'ew hair, brilliant hair, hair on heads that have no hair at all, Is secured by tho use of Hoggs' hair rencw-er. P.

fihanahan. 1-20 Til Dawson, ot Aflon, Is bore working on the foundation for tho new building. A torpid liver means a bad complex Ion, bad breath, Indigestion and fre quent headaches. To avoid such companions tako DeWltt's little early risers, the famous little nllls. P.

Sbanaban. 8 L. O. Couch took a load to Uaydcn Tuesday. Tho payment bad not be gun when ho left.

What Is It? A euro for coughs, colds, croup, whooping cough, hoarseness, sore throat and all bronchial af fections ot tho throat.chcst and lungs. 50 doses for 50 cents; money refunded If It falls to glvo satisfaction, wc mean Or. Simmons' cough syrup. Paymaster Dickson passed through Vlnlta Saturday enrouto to Uaydcn, to make tho frccdmeu payment, All tho different. orns'o(skln troubles, from chapped hands to eczema and indolent ulcers can bo readily cured by DeWltt's witch hazel salve, tho great plio cure.

P. Shanahan. 8 Iko Tccplcs has resigned his position as guard at the Muskogee Jail and has returned to Vinita for the present. Tho ray eclipsed by the penetrating power ot Ucggs little giant pills. Shanahan, druggist.

-1-20 Wanted agents, to sell In all parts of tho United States, toilet articles ot tho highest grado, Por furthor par ticulars address Parisian Toilet 110 Michigan street, Chicago. Since the lines havo been run In this locality, a number of farmers aro planting orchards, knowing whero to plant so ns to miss the section lines. Lost A dear little child who made homo happy by Its smiles. And to think, It might havo been saved had tho parents only kept In tho houso one minute cough cure, tho Infallible remedy for croup. P.

Shnnahan. 8 Why suffer with coughs, colds and la grippe when laxatlvo bromo quinine will euro you In ono day. Docs not produce tho ringing In tho head likosulphatoof quinine. Put up in tablets convenient for taking. Guaranteed to cure, or rnonoy refunded.

Price, 23 cents. For salo by A. Foroman, moh S3 The Andrews bays nro home again, having serrcd out their sentence for cow stealing. Tho father Is still In prison, having received a longer sen-to co than tho sons. When your cough Is.

deep Indeed, And you wish to be relieved, To tho drug stonftiurry Up Buy Ilcgg' cherry cough syr.sip, P. Shanabai), drugglit. 4-M Buy Your Shoes and Dry Goods of RATCLIFFS GENTLEMEN Who usually have their suits made to order arc especially invited before placing your spring orders to inspect our line of high-class clothing. For $15 to $17.50 We will sell you a suit of clothes equal in MAKE, STYLE, QUALITY and FIT to any $25 to $30 suit you can have made to order and far superior to many of the so-called tailor made. Remember all we ask of you is to call and let us show you this line.

iii Buy Your Hats, Shirts Clothing at RATCLIFFS Listen to Those Loud Shirts In our east show window. No matter how particular you are we can satisfy your every whim in our shirt de partment. Our line is complete. We have what you want. You won't have to take what you don't want if you trade with us.

Soft and Stiff hats, new spring styles just received. Delicacies for the table, to tempt the appetite, are im- Eerative. A Delicacy is something you like; buy the est groceries from us and your meal will be All Delicacies. Buy Groceries, AH Kinds, at RATCLIFFS CASH WANTED FOE- LU r- Hardware, Stoves, Tinware, Spring Goods, Farm Implements. Furniture, Beds, Wagons Built Housekeepers' 3 Good Goods Not at Cost, But Goods Cheap for Cash.

D. 5 Currjrrjipg, Adair, I. T. Show a Full Line of Coffins. Caskets Trimmings, Hardware, Stoves, Tinware.

A SPECIAL JOB LOT KING HEATERS, AT kllf kasialBataL.r. $5.00, Formerly $8 AND $10. Furniture and Gaskets-Full Stock Carefully Selectel BEDROOM SUITS $15 TO $65. PONT GET LEFT sWsJsMMsnHMMsjajajHa THE KATY FLYER ANEW FAST TRAIN VIA DAILYANDUCHICAGO SUHMYSTOOnST.LOU IS ANDPRINCimLPCNTSIN THE HORTH AND EAST ALSO TO TEXAS AND TH5 SQUTHWSSI Ill i 5 3 Wagon Material, Iron and Steel, Farm Wagons, Paints and Oils, Spring Mattresses. cn a to Order.

Outfits a Specialty. HEATERS $4. TO $25. COOK 1 STOVES and RANGES $10.00 TO $60.00. 'JLM'1'Vj! -I.

EflN Mm XjT TaBisrT aflHLaWI BBanaaBw I 1 ii a 'i 6A9t p.mayhks. PHYSICIAN A 8UJM3IHsV VlNITA, I. T. Calls promptly attended taiilfjM or day. pR.

H.B.HORTON, RK81DENT DKNTIST. Ofllco in Raymond Building over Millinery Siore. All klmisor Dental Work Kn-ulil wlthnt antjn ntts nil illivateh. rR. a.

n. orij-jpitk, DEN 8rS TIST, Rooms 14 and'lO, Hill Building, Jons 11. Tohxm. Jjimks n. nirncmuiTEn.

ATTOKrUCYSAMDCOOHSlLLOlM, Koams ana 4 Ursjr.llalsell Bld'ft. VISITA. 1D MB. Will practlra in th V. ft Courts ot the lian Territory ami at ft Smith.

Ark and In the Sapretnr Court or the United States. A uaasT SOULIEOKBR, PitACTitiAi. Watchmaker. Jjuvkleh and Optician. Fine and rnmplleated wstcli repalrUr a specialty With W.

It n.djttt, Vlnlta, l.T. jyrns. a. b. mills, m.

d. Office: at Masonic Bldo, Dlseaasa of women and children specialty. abirtW gHliPAKU.UUOVEft WlLbON, A Patton Building. lien lltf Vinita, I. T.

QR. A. M. OLUNKSOALIM, PHYSICIAN and SURGEON. VISITA.

1. T. Offlca up stairs In bnlMlnr. Residence between the two entireties, at thi Dr. Ifratea place.

I'll" and other Keetal tionblea a specialty- BNTI8TRY prncliced In all its de- talis by CHAS. W. DAY, D. D. 8.

rcrmancBtlr Located at YIhIU, UT. Satisfaction Guaranteed. OHIco In now Patton building, bach of Drs. Portner lisghy. dec 8 ryORTNBR PHYSICIANS SURGEONS, VINITA, C.

N. OOlco In stairs. Patton bnlldlng, ap rR. T. T.

WIMBlt, tit 9 aKKar EAR Practice, limited to Nos and Throat. OMee In Ota Opera Bolldlnr. anajM FM. SMITH, 10-1 ATTORNEY AT LA.W, NOTARY PUBLIC, LOAN BROKER Special attention Risen glten to trial or salts. Aiwaja ready to answer your questions anet reply to your Inqnlrles.

Offleo In Opera Bold' VINITA, I. V7 H. KORHBQA7, Attorney nt Law, an(l Notary Public. Ome la ration Bid's; Wllliraetlcalnall IheUclle.l Stales Cuarl Antes of the Indian Territory. rU.

W. W. BRYAN, RESIDENT DENTIST, Olaruiork. Ikd. AYES PO UT, FUAYHKR A MOQKE.

ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, Booms 14 ItijraonJ Vinita, l.T. Dsicassrt A Hall, Ittan.tjs-at-Lat, bid's. Practice In Unltod States and Charokss Courts. VTOflAOE BRADIiEYJ LAWYER, "WAOoNnn, Ind. Tjer.

Criminal law a Specialty. Jan2t-7 fm- He is Curing Some of th Worst Chronic Diseases. OFFIOE CROWBCH CAOH VISIT. Dr. J.

D. Trje Errjlrjtrjt Specialist. IUa nasi Tlslt to Vlnlta. Tuesday, March 9, '97s At Cobb Hotsl, ona day only, rttnrnlnr try Four Wsska. It yon suffer Irom illteai yoa want lha beat trratra.nt ibat can ba irocurrd.

Jastlea to rnorxrmiatrjLX. ioun.il u. minus luai you suoDld consult tk Lading-, most skillful, most ssptit.acsi. most successful lyselallal In the Units S.atea. Dr.

Hanby baa no aoprrlor In dlasase. lie will Kite yoa 3v (VI lr be iiaanet tall your disease and where located In a mlnutea. Uemembar tbla Doctor only sts eursbl diseases. II he oanuot cure yoa be will tell you so. Consultation and siaaslaa.

tlon tree. Office Us js. frldays. Batordaya Sun Jays or each week. OaUe located ate rt, Smltb Xatlooal B.nk Uasoe bonrsi 0t IS a m.

Sundays, 10 toll, as. I treat all eatable. raeVilcal and surgical dee. eases, acnte and ebronis cstsrrb. (Hmmcb theeie.

ear. nose, throat and Uncdisu. ala.Brlfbt'a disease. Ulabetls, atoPr, llfa bladder, cbronlo remain and tT inssie stomau and buwel mieMnlejC aeuralfla. aclatlea, dlulneea, iinireaeneae! Inulintlon, oW.ty, Interrupted aatHeas.

eiun aiuniM tel UIIMfOM HU WCayllDK tPaMaMaM in annua, at any caata of d.alnt.s, im tat the ere, loss of eveslf ht. cstsrstl. ms. eto thst base been Improperly trtaud ew neglected tan ba easily mured, ivforusl-ties, club feet.eurralore or Ike spits, ttlseejaa of the brain, heart disease, dropsy, swatttac of the llinbs, properly treated, timi and akin dls4aea, ectsma, verlsaM etaa TaTleocele, stricture, open aoree. pal kalK boots, glanulsr enlargement end ail aeejia ep loan s'SBDioc uiseBsee, 1T SSSNHar BB tolea special Interest to the aaMal daaaw can, tunors, mo.es.

warts, M. MftaVttia. xnaulalol sore erta. facial swiesBwae, eaej nM. r-liatple and sup" eru.sriT tie tPmwpert1 uvumw.

rim. anal aati rralei i Tjratit HM wtlkaat rkltlag I aansl a aaaawt fro Inserted Ttlelitj ae auaMtly retir.t aaiatat eatloa Was. warn i carte eoaatsu wiwi write iar qaaeim a rwiwsa-taaaniMarV (VitMlMslea. etaasiai aajialaa la eeery rae re 41 MSitaM. aa.WTTK.

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