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THE INDIAN
CHIEFTAIN.
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rIIEFTAlN PUBLISHING CO.
VINITA, INDIAN TERRITORY, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1901.
VOL. XX. NO. 11
LIST OF JURORS
True
THE W. R BADGETT MERCANTILE COMPANY.
Soloctod by Jury Commis
Economy
sion to Sorvo at Decem
ber Term of Court,
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The difference in
sost between an alum
making powder and
he highest-class
ream of tartar bak-
Kng powder would not
mamount tor a ramilv s
j
upply to one dollar
a year.
Dr. Price's is the
tandard cream of tar
tar baking powder. It
makes the rood de
licious and healthful.
DOCKET CONTAINS
s
Note. You cannot, It you
value good licaltli, afford to
use cheap, low-grade, alum
baking powders. They are
apt to spoil the food : they do
endanger the health. All
physicians will tell you that
alum in food is deleterious.
Many Important Cnsea and Gen.
eral Satisfaction 1b Express
ed on Tho Number of
, 'Oapnblo Men Selected
by Commission
IOW FOK APPEAL
IV
i
poison Has Three Weeks to
Appeal to The Supremo
V Court.
TART OF EVIDENCE.
If People who Swear that MorrU Said
tv I.- Uf..l.l l.lll M..1 . QI..I.I
iiu ii uuiu bin iiciauu un oijui,
, "Pat. Dobbins" the fnvis
- ible. Defense Olnim
Krrnr In IlHnil
ling Jury.
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t ne main conieniion 01 me un
it fenao in the Nelson murder caBe,
lnasKing a new trial, woe Uie uib
coeryof new evidence. It Intro
duced many ailidavite on tliie
l point Among them, Patrick Dob-
bine in bis Hllidavit toetified nub
iUulially that he had on one oc
casion heard Albert Morris say
Ltliat ho would kill John Nelson on
t filgiil nnu ttiui ne saw oiorris at-
tuck Nelson.
Ferguson Lemon, of Vinita, I.
f T i also aworo that he had heard
Mqrris threaten to kill Nelson at
thti first opportunity.
Oeorge Vann, of Cofloj villa in
hJaWiduvlt for the defense, teatl
fied that he had met Morris in Oof
fbyvllle just n lew minutes before
the killing and that Morris askod
him if he had seen Nelson. That
Mnrrla fnrllinr mi i rl that lin Wns
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loosing lor neitun quii ivuuiu khi
hi:n on Bight, Venn had made
contradictory statements for the
IfliaiO. IU UUIDI HUB VI1U UOIUIIDO
undertook to prove that Vnun had
Wtfenn made drunk by emissaries
i of the stale before testifying. The
J court refused to let Vann go on the
Btand to show this.
The state introduced many alii
davits in rebuttal and among thorn
f were udlJavlla from the best peo
ple of Nowata showing that no
Patrick Djbbins lived near No
jjrata na claimed.
'Five deleneo claimed that error
nn.il been committed by tho bailiff
' in the handling ol the jury by leav
ing them alone at timca and allow
ing them to separate. The state
introduced tho allidavlta ol eight
ou of the twelve jurora elating
that they had talked to no one and
that no one had talked to them
during the trial.
Tho motion for n new trial was
overruled and tbo court auspended
sentenc on Neluon fur three week
to give the defense time to got the
trnnBcrlpH ready to appeal the cast
tu the Bupreroe court. Coffey vllle
Journal.
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T he building of one of (he great
est states In the Union is now in
progress, hero and in Oklahoma
. territory, Unconsciously the peo
pie are forging ahead toward the
goal, It may bo temporarily bin
tdered by politics, but eventually
all opposition willjie swept away
and it will shine out in all its
.glory. .
Tiie i.uuy uorn miii win ruu on
Mt u lays an I Tuesdays of each wcok.
Ituuy Milling Co. wll
Tho list of jurora, eeledod by
tho jury ccimmiHsinn in serve dur
ing tho December term nf the
Undid States Court, at Vinita,
was npenwl Mile morning in the
clerk ol the courts oilios
Tho lollowlng is a list of the
grand rfnd petit jurors:
Q HAND JUUOItS.
W A Graham, l'ryor Creek,
Waiter Jinc8r Grove,
a T Clncoln, Falrlund
J A Allen, Uluojackct
Charles MurJock, Aftoo
Scott Williamson, Ccntialla
Win Duduc, NowoU
Dan Price, Oo'au'uh
Fnlr McSpiddon, Choltca '
E I Dean, Olarcmoro
J W IJrldns, Catoosa
0 C Itunyun, Sklutook
Ira II Dod (I s, Heiiits
Loo n u 1'rlcc, 'f ulia
Ed Lunday, Miles
Joo Coan, Spavlnaw
ALTERNATE GRAND JUItORS.
L N Kcndrlck, l'.yor Creek
Cobb Welch, Grovo
Pete Hastings, Necduioro
Vox Danncnbcrtf, Chelsea,
Vann Chambers, Clarcmoro
LTKInKcad, Nuwata
Carte- H Irwin, Sklalook
Herman Llpe, Oulatfub
John A Gideon, Dlucjackot ,
PEriT JURORS.
John Duller, Hl Cabin
Ira llroclc, Adair
N ITorbeit, Pryor Creek
W P Mayci, Oiovo
Gcorjo Hampton, Grovo
D W Freeman, Fulrland
Win Ani;cl, Ojjccchcc
ES Walker, Aftdn
MlkoShulle, Uluejackct
Mat Gamblo, Welch
L W Murk?, Woodlcy
W J Strange, Chelsea
John Drake, Cliclcoi
Lon Ellluit, Ketchum
Hilly Miller, Ketch urn
T I Shcehan, Vinita
U G Chandler, Vinita
ELCllnkcnbcrg, Vinita
J D Williams Clarcmoro
L W Muborly, Tulsa
11 P Davis, bluejacket
John Whcolnr, Kuiso
Wm Uallard, Echo
Itlloy Copclund, FalrlanJ
I) GtoJ, Ofcuma
NojI EdrIjihI, A (ton
Jim Illaiichard, Dlucjackot,
J D Edwards, Spavlnaw
Dill West, Spavlnaw
Dllly Williams, Vinita
Dlroh Uurno't, White Oak
Frank Hall, Catalo
Newt, Ucadloy, Welch
MEMIUurd, Adair
I) T Uoswcll, Vinita
Dllly Martin, Vinita
A most important docket awaits
the action of the court during the
approaching terra, both in crimi
nal and civil cases, and general
satisfaction ia expressed by attor
neys and litigants on the selections
of the commission.
THE MUSKOGEE WAY.
We, tbo undersigned, take the
liberty of calling a meeting of the
cltizejia of Muskogee, to be held at
the United States court house on
Saturday, the 2d day of November,
at 8 o'clock p. m,, pursuant to a
call for aingle statehood convention
to be held at this .place on the 14th
day of November, 1001.
The purpose ol this cm la to
mako arrangements for the enter
tainment of said convention, and
to afford an opportunity to all oil
izenB lo discuss the question of
statehood, and to select delegates
to the convention, in accordance
with tbo terms and conditions of
the regular call.
While tbo delegates so eeleoted
are by the call restricted to thoBe
who lavor single statobood, it is
the doairo of tho friends of that
oaujQ to have the question properly
presented to the people, and to de
termine the strength of tho cause
in the-city o' Muskogee, and lo en
able the delegates so selected to
determine the Btrongth of that sen
timent and lo only represent in
the convention its strength in Ibis
oily:
N, A. Gibson, P. U. Hubbard,
T. P. Meagher, W. 0. Jackson,
V. T. Hutchlngs, K. H. Hubbard,
Leo 15. Dennett, D, M. Widom,
T. A. 8anson, Jr. T. W. Oullck,
Den. Martin, Jr. Jesse Hill,
Jno. O.LIeber, E. W. MoOlure,
Anthony Crofton, W.U.Woodward
MtiBkogee Times.
Begin ing; Saturday, Nov.
until Saturday,
0, and continuing
Nov. 16,
Ave will put into our
talHBHn HnM
XTivlllll(CXll
tSale
THE GREATEST AGGREGATION OP BARGAINS
you have ever seen in Vinita. We have gone through every department of our big store and taken out all the short lengths,
odd lots and remnantHof .every description of seasonable merchandise. We mean to clean them up, hence this short
length, odd lot and remnant sale. It'e a big bargain sale. It's a mighty cash sale, It's a sale for the purpose of cleaning
our stock of all the odds and ends of every description. If you are not already a customer of ours now is the most oppor
tune time to become one. Bring this list and visit our store during this sale, we want to get acquainted with you, and show
you the best values you have ever seen in
Dry Goods, Millinery, Dress Goods, Ladies' Suits and Wrappers, Men's, Boys' and Children's
Clothing, Hats, Shoes and Furnishings, Ladies, Misses and Children's Shoes and Rubbers, Etc.
WE HAVE SELECTED THE FOLLOWING ITEHS AS AN ILLUSTRATION OF WHAT WE WILL OFFER IN THIS SALE. STUDY THEN.
Staple
.Dry Goods.
These prices have never been
equalled in Vinita, quality consid
eied. Prints short lengths and rem
nants, full standard, nothing better
at any price.
5000 yards, price "per yard while
it lasts, only 2c
1000 yards good sheeting, worth
5c eycry where, this is a snap
we have secured for this sale
in full pieces, go at 3c
Cotton checks at 3c are a bargain
where they are as wide as the
one we have 3c
It a good time to buy flannelet
tes. We have about 500 yards in
short lengths. '
Good quality flannelette, worth
6 1-4C, sale price 4c
Good quality outing flannel, dark
styles, worth 8 1-3C, price.. ,.6c
20 pieces light colored outing
flannel, worth 10c, sale price 6c
Good quality shaker flannel, is
worth 6 1-4C, sale price. . . , . . . .4c
Store lengths of mottled flannel,
10c seller every where, during
this sale at 7c
Dark colored dress ginghams,
6 1-4C quality, short lengths. . .4c
Here is a snap in cotton batts,
good quality cotton," weigh 16
oz, in this sale per lb ."8c
liancy dress plaids, short lengths-,
worth 6 1-4C, sale price 4c
Hosiery Snaps
for our special sale.
Ladies' fine gauge black seamless
hose, special sale price 8c
Misses' and children's heavy
black seamless hose, sizes 6 to
g, special sale price 8c
Here is the greatest hosiery bar
gain we have ever offered yon.
It's a job lot, well assorted 1
sizes, that never retail for less
than 25c, extra heavy weight
suitable for boys, you should
buy enough to last a year as
they will not be offered again
at this price, 3 pair for 5oc
fsA ft
Capes and Jackets.
Ilavo you seen our lino of suits, coats, jackets nnu
Oapos for ladies, misses and children. Its by far he boat
lino shown in Vinita. In our bettor goods wo soil tho
colobrated Palmer garments. Thoy aro warranted in
every particular goods, lining and workmanship, Wlion
you want a suit, jacket or coat that fits you cannot do
better than to buy a Palmor garmont. For tho salo wo
arc showing some reraarkablo Voluos in capos and jackets,
one or two of a kind, which wo arc anxious to closo out
and in ordor to do so wo havo mado somo prices that will
please. Lot us show thom to you.
Clothing Department.
Our clothing departmont is tho placo for popular priced clothing,
ialty of this class of clothing. "Wo havo a big stock and our pricos ar
Ono lot men's oxtra hoayy cotton wor
sted suite, just tho tiling for hard
sorvico, sale prico . . . $1.98
Job lot in boys' two-pioco suits, mighty
gtfod thing for 1.26,sizo8to 15 yr9,
salo prico C9c
Job lot boys' junior suits, equal to
what othor storos soil fQr $1.50, our
prico 89c
Job lot moil's odd pants, bargains at
1.50, special sale prico OSc
Iloro is a good thing in men's working
pants, worth a big dollar bill,' our
spooial snlo prico 7-lc
Job in joans pants, thoy aro 75c to' $1
per pair, special salo prico 43c
It is cool onotigh for overcoats. If you
havo to buy ono it will pay you to
soo what wo havo. Man's good sor
vicaablo ovorcoats worth 2I50I at $1.58
Samo in boys' coats at l.l3
Mon's long storm ovorcoats, big values
for 5.00, special salo prico $3. -18
Gloves for Men.
Tho biggest glovo doal ovor soon in
Vinita. 500 pairs samplos, good as now,
lightly soilod but othorwiso perfect in
ovory roapoct, lined and unlinod gloves
and mittens, your ohoieo of this lot for
9 conts a pair.
Lot 2-
.19c
-Mon's and boys' clovoa and mit-
tons, ohoieo of tho lot for
Mot 8 Moil's good work glovo worth
6O0 to 75o, ohoioo -15c
Lot 4 Mon's glovos and mittons, Yog
ular 75c and $1 sellers, ohoieo 55c
Wo mako a spoc-
aro right.
Lot 5 Mon's glovos, nothing in this
lot worth loss than $1, ohoieo 7-lc
Lot 0 Mon's plain and ganntlot glovos
nothing hotter mado out of loathor,
thoy aro 1.50 and 1.75 glovos, at . .9Sc
Men's Boots and Shoes.
Thoso values havo novor boon equalled
in shoo soiling in Vinita. Ask to sea our
advortiscd boots and shoos,
Mon's all solid bucklo, oil grain slioos,
cheap at 1.25, salo prico 98c
Mon.'s satin calf shoos, congross- and
laco, a good thing for 1.25, at . . . ..84c
Samo in boys, cap too, 3 to 5 1-2 74c
Odd lot of boys' bucklo shoos, a hum
mer for 1.25, sizes 2 to 5, at 79c
Oddlot'of mon's S. Kip boots, rogular
$2 boo"t in most storos, our prico $1.38
Samo in youth's, 11 to 18, L19
Mon's calf opora logged boot, a bargain
at 2i50, in this salo at 1.74
Boys' oil g"rain boots, a hot bargain at
1.75, salo prico . . .'. 1.19
Jobiot in rubbor boots, finest quality,
, rogular sizos, worth 8.00, nt 1.9S
Furnishings for Men and Boys
EvoTy itom a big bargain. Job in mons v
work shirts, ohoap at 85c, salo priae 24o
Job in mon's fancy'shirte, cheap at 35c
snlo prico 24c
Job lot of boys' undorshirts, worth 25o
to 50c ono.., choico of lot for 14o
Job lot mon's whito laundriod Blurts,
rogular $1.25 sollors, at 58c
GROCURIRS-Just to make t
sugar for li, and without nny extra purci
a real It inlcrestini- far vrm u- will tn.lcni. . .. ni.i.. ...! n.i..ni.
ware that w 111 nslonis.li you, With each U purchase lu any department we will clve vou 22 pounds of Granulated
:hasc e olTcr. , .
a2 pounds licht brown sugar for. $1.00
Good roasted coffee, i5e per lb, 1 1 lbs for. ....... 1,00
Due pound pkg powderd cold starch, 10c kin J . . .05
l'lve pounds good rice, worth 50c, for 25
1'our pounde Ann and Hammer soda for 25
Six pounds Anvil soda 25
Two quart coftee pot, worth 2oc o3
Three quart coffee pot, worth 23c .. ; r
Ten quart flartltig tin pall, worth 36c i2
Fourteen quart combination strainer, heavy till
pall, worth 63c 42
l qt heavy tin milk pall, worth 4oc for 22
10 qt heavy tin pail worth 30c 14
Bulls eye (lash lantern, worth 1,00 6s
Good 70c lantern for 38
Half gallon tin cup, worth :jc 06
Copper bottom tea kettle, worth 60c v . 37
Six quart covered tin palls worth 30c I j
25c dish pan for 18
35c dish pan for 2t
iyc, galvinucd wash pans for t6
Seveuty quart galvanized tubs for 50
Dress Goods
' Specials.
We have a very handsome line
of dress goods from the cheapest
to the finest. Our advance sales
have been the best we have ever
had, leaving us a good many short
lengths and remnants. We nave j
taken these out of stock and put a I
piece price on them. You can't 1
realize how low it is until you see :
the goods, Many of our remnants !
are large enough for dress patterns,
others enough for a skirt pattern,
the rest big enough for a waist.
Ladies' Misses .and
Childrens
SHOES.
Here is the place we are show
ing some of our most attractive
bargains for the big sale.
Lot 1 Odd Lot clhildren's shoes,
regular 65c. 75c, $1 sellers, your
choice of the lot 48c
Lot 2 Odd lots of misses' shoes,
regular $ij $1.25, $1.50 sellers,
your choice of this lot 75c
Lot 3 Big lot of women's shoes,
some of them have sold as high
as $3, 1 to 3 pair of a kind, your
choi'-e of this lot for 08c
Ladies' arctic overshoes, regular
Si sellers, sale price 6gc
Ladies' rubbers, regular 50c sel
lers, none better at any price,
special sale price 25c
Millinery
bargains for the big sale.
Ladies' misses' and children's
trimmed hats, street hats and child
ren's caps a big line at low prices.
Ladies' trimeed hats that are
worth twice the money, in this
sale at 08c, 1.25, 1.50, and $2
Children's caps, big values, in
this sale 15, 25, 40 and 50c
Misses trimmed hats, not equaled
in any store in Vinita, in this
sale at ,75c $1 1.50
We make a specialty of ladies'
fine trimmed hats to order. We
have an immense line of materials
and a competent experienced trim
mer. If we haven't a hat in stock
to please you we can make you one
to suit you. Try our millinery de
partment, you will not be disappointed.
! THE W. R. BADCETT MERCANTILE COMPANY
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