Indian chieftain. [volume], July 03, 1902, Image 2

About Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902

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The CitiirrAiK rustunixn CoMrAMt,
D. M. HATtKS, Editor nnd Fablliher
It. Lkk Olotwoiitiiy,
Asjoclato Alitor.
.Vinita, I.T., July 3, 1002.
King Edward ie, Improving.
Now is the lime
whof.t.
to throsh your
What became of Guy P. Cobb In
Iho mniBhal contest?
II the Washington delegation
just wouldn't talk when they
return.
There nre yet runny doga on the
streets ot Vimta that havo no col
lam on.
Every business house should be
decorated next Friday. Don't
neglect lhi.
The ballot is all that the terri
tory needs to fill ber cup of happi.
ncsB to overflowing.
If you see a roan doing a thing
and doing it well toll him so, it
will help to iiinke him better.
The soaking ruin, which came
so opportunely last Saturday
brings ftniile and glad hopes lo the
farmers
The plan of giving all those pal
itioians who lose out in Kansas,
jobs in the Indian Terrltoy would
not work.
Today Vlnlta makes her bow ns
the political and judicial capital
of the northorn district, and inci
dentally of the entiro Indian ter
ritory. The question is often asked in
email towns: "How should wo cel
ebrate Iho Fourth? Just abut up
business and come to Vinita this
year and learn.
Washington la rapidly becoming
acquainted with tho territory.
With entranchlaement this ac
quaintance .wlll be accompanied
with profound respect.
Tho man who gets mad at what
newspapers eay about him, should
return thanks threo times a day
for what these papers know about
him and don't say. ,
The fancy price that fine cattle
have been bringing in the market
should cause our farmers to tuin
their attention even more toward
tho raising of fine stock.
As England mourned with ub
tho Iobs of our president a few
months, ago ao we now sympathize
with her in her disappointment re
garding the coronation of her
king.
Vinita peoplo and their neigh
boro have good cause to enthuse,
not only because they aro Amerl
cDB, but because the present is
prosperous and the future promise
was never brighter.
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i The contest in the republican
convention of Missouri is nothing
mora or IeBB than an effort to pro-
Juce a leader, a thing incompati
JC"o with It. C. Kerens remaining
Keg,6 ueat 0 tbe parly.
'idicalloaB are that one of
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xa .icrowua jor years win
v on the Fourth. Let
Son of Rex a united eflort to
Uum.siwrtiJrt&rs feel that they
have been well entertained.
' -f .Tohn U. Rockefeller Jr.. not can.
,. .. . ,
frietil with the oil business and bav-
- ing time lo tako an interest in, and
conduct a Sunday sobool class, has
f ' been nominated for president of
iho International Sunday School
nllesoclaUon.
" Thoso Kaly officials might have
I , eald with paipful accuracy that in-
' stead of -'nagging" the railroad to
ibe progressive and keep abreast of
JPie times, we had better show a
SspoBltlon in that direction our
.5 nnlvAB liv 'nnatrtlMlnrr a fanf atria
selves by constructing a few
aide
walks.
The committee in charge of the
Fourth of July entertainments
have worked hard and faithful and
have boen successful in every de
tail, Only bad weather will pre
vent our indulgence in of the
grandest celebrations over occur
ring in this section.
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Tho appointment oi Wm. M.
Melletto as attorney for the west,
ern dietriot will doubtleesjieceesl
tate the removal of his family to
MliekUgee, There is one cousola
tion even in this, however, no one
who has overlived in Vinita would
bo content to romain in any other
town in the Indian Terrl.
lory longer than his duties require
Hjbo Ik mayor of St. Louis?
Tuin le a question that the peoplo
ollbatclly ore now discussing
While Mr. Wollu is in New York
jgnlng World Fair bonde aa
mayor of Ml, Loul, Mr. Uorngby,
n-' Hh.-.
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TREATY
PASSED
WITHOUT OPPOSITION PR AENDIVIENT;AT
MONDAY NIGHT'S SESSION.'
Tho eenato substitute for the
Quay bill" providing for tho' allot,
ment of tho Ohoroketf landa. nnd
final adjustment df the tribal af
fairs passed tho house Monday.
No opposition develoded in tho
house to the measure, nnd it wns
passed without amendment. The
president's signature is assured,
which with the ratification by the
Chorokoe people is nil that romains
to be dono before tbo measure be
comes operative. The principal
leaiures oi tne bill nre the pro
visions for allotnunte and the
purchase of townsito property.
The allotmqnt provision is as
follows:
"There shall be nlloled by tho
com mission tn tho five civilized
tribes and to each citizen of tho
Cherokee ttibe.ne sbdnas practic
able after the approval by the
secretary of the interior oi his en
rollment na herein provided, land
equal in vnluo to 110 aoren of the
averago tllntnble land of iheOber
okee nation, to oonform as nearly
aa may be lo the areas and bound
aries established by the govern
ment fcurvcy, which land may bo
selected by each allottee so as to
Include his improvements.
"For tho purpose of making al
lotments and designating homo,
steads hereunder, tho forty-acre,
or quarter of a quarter section,
subdivision established by tho
government survey may be dealt
with ns if further subdivided into
four equal parts in tho usual man
ner, thus making tho cmallest
legal subdivision ten actes, or a
quarter of a quarter of a section.
"Each member of said tribe
shall, at the time of ibe selection
of his allotment, designate as a
homestead out of said allotmenlol
land equal in value to fprty cores
of the average allottable lands of
the Cherokee nation, as nearly ob
president of the council ol St.
Louis'ia performing tho functions
of the chief executive oi that city,
lias St. Tiouis two mon who can
perform tho functions of Mayor at
the same time.
As soon as the mnibuj state
hood bill, which is to be disposed
during the short session, is out of
me way, me menus sell ovirnr
ment ftfr the citizsna.of the Terri
iory will pu;h the meisure. It
will have the support of such re
publicans as Quay, Elklns, Fair
banks, and even Beveridge has
promised to keep hands ofl. Of
course the democrats are all for
home ru'e for the territory.
The (jMobe democrat is very anx
ious to expose the political corrup
tion of the'democratic parly in the
state of Missouri, but the trouble
with the political papsra h, thsy
can only eeo one side of a question.
When the republican party was in
power in St. Louis the 'corruption
of that party in city affairs was
certainly just as great as the cor
ruption of the democratic
party in state affairs, but the good
paper says nothing about tho city
corruption
It is the irony of fato that Sana
tor Burton, who has boon the al
leged political lord of the territory
Bhould have lost all of his politl
cal prestige, in a struggle to retain
control of this section. The de
viouB methods he pursued in his
efforts to land RIchterthe marshal
ship, killed any influence he might
have had with the present admin
istration, and has so strengthened
the opposition to him in his owii
state that ho can be properly list,
ed with tbe "dead ones."
Tho present session of congress
has beeu a most valuable one to
the territory. Besides adjusting
the questions at Issue betweon the
several tribes and the government
the agitation for self government
has attracted the attention of the
entire country lo this section. To
day the capital Df tho east Is seek.
ing investment away from the
great money centbrs where there
Is a congestion of wealth. The
territory offers tho largest returns
ol any section of thaountry and
it is safe to predict that thousands
of dollars of eastern capital will in
the near future be turned this way.
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Tho Muskogee Times in enum
erating the government employees
located in that egotistical burg
discloses its Bource of wealth and
revCals tbe transparency of its
"greatness". Givo to any town in
the territory oue half tho political
patronage that that conceited town
has enjoyed aud incload of being
tbe third town iu population and
furhler down the line stability it
wonld be at Iho front of the pro
cession, You cannot live always
iu tho balm of polilcsl patronage,
brother, so bettjr yourself for
HOUSE
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during Iho liTe Tmo of the nllotleo
not exceeding twenty.one years
fronUtho data, of the certificates of
allotment. Seperate certificates
shall iuiio for said homestead.
During the time said homestead is
held by'lho nUottuo tho samo shall
bo nontnxablo and shall not be
lUblo for any debt contracted by
the owner theroof whilo so hold by
him.
"Lands allotted to citizens shall
not in any manner whatever or at
any tlmo bo encumbered, taken or
sold to sectiro.or satisfy any debt
or otylljzatlW, or be alienated by
tlio nllolteo or hts heirs, before
tho expiration of five years from
the date of tbo ralificatiot. of this
at.
TA11 lands nllottod to tho mem
bers of said tribe, "except such
lnod as is set aside to eacli for a
homestead, as herein provided,
shall bo alienable in five years
after issuance of patent."
In tho mnltor of town lots 'ho
bill provides for the purchaso of
all improved lots-within Iho origi
nal Cherokee surveys at 26 per
oent of their appraised value and
all unimproved lots within tbo ori
ginal surveys to be purchasod at
60 per cent ol their appraised
value.
In the new additions lo tho
townd, which wore not included in
tho Cherokeo surveys all improv
ed lots to bo purchosod at CO per
cent of their appraised value and
all unimproved lots at their full
appraised value.
A provision of great local inter
est, allows Willie Ilalsell college
option of obtaining absolute titlo
to 1G0 acres of land by purchaBo
at tho rate of 810 an aoro.
The usual provisions for the
calling by the principal chief of
an eieouon to rainy ibe treaty are
included in the bill.
something more substantial to sup-
port you when the government has
ceased heaping coin into your lap,
and proving the circulatlug med
ium for your pepole, and the de
posits for your banks.
Tbe eagle should give an extra
trill in the territory In celebration
of our temporary emancipation
from Kansas.
Tho one who patronizes tho
public fountain on the Fourth will
icoi more patriotic on mo morn
ing of the "6:h" than the one who
celebrates with firewater.
Win. II. Darrough is essentially
a man, and there is no petty,
weakening fibre in his makeup.
The northern district ia fortunate
in having such a man in charge
of the marshal's office and he
should be accorded overy support.
No more popular appointment
could have been mado than that of
James Ofc Wilkinson, as jailer.
"Undo' Jim" is not only a most
capable officer, but is also a sterl
ing man. Ho has earned the con
sideration he has received by the
most faithful performance of every
duty that' haa been intrusted to
him.
Now that Mellotte has boen ap
pointed and will move to Musko
gee the Times respectfully asks
the Vinita Chieftain not to "jump
on" bim just becauso ho lives in
Muskogee. Muskogee Times.
Mellette will receive naught
save tbe most sincere sympathy
from tbe Ohlt'ftain. It would in
deed be cruel to "jump on" a man
who has been sentenced to four
yeard residence In Muskogee.
Saves a Woman'a Life.
To havs given up would have meant
death fur Mrs. Lois Otagg, of Dor
ob fitor, Mum. I'or yaars sbo had on
durod uutoldmlsery from a sevoro lung
trouble and obstinate cough. "Of
ten", she write, "I could toarcely
breatlio and sometimes could not
poak. All doctors and remedies
failed till I uted Dr. Krug's New dis
covery for consumption and was com
pletely cured." Sufforcrs from
coughs, colds, throat and lung trou
ble need thU grand remedy, for It
never dipapponlts.Guro Is guaranteed
by People drug store and A. 1Y.
Foreman. - dw
ll.K.St'V. Fourth of July excur
sions, one faro for tho round trip
Tluketi on sale July 3, i and fl, limited
to July 7th.
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flarflajfo Licences,
Juracs SbawM. Susie Muohlnc,
Oaney.
Samuel Whltorulrc-ltosa Johnson,
Wiiner.
Uert A. ilorroor-DAlsy U. Lollis,
TuUa.
If a Alun Lie to You.
And say soma other salve, oint
ment, lui ion, oil or alleged healer la
as uood ns iluckton'd Aralca salve,
tell him thirty ycirs of marvelous
curei of pile, burns bolls, corns, fol
on, ulcers, cuts, icafdt, bruises and
skin eruptions prove its tbo best and
cheapest. 25c at Pooplr'a drug store
aud A. W. Foieman's dw
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Frazee
WWWW3TOf
OUR NATAL DAY.
How Vinita Will Colobrato
Tho GlorioDs Fourth.
The following is the Interesting pro
gram which Iim been nrranged for the
Independence Day exercises.
At 0:30 a. m. sharp, assembly will be
sounded,
The formation of the procession and
line of march will be announced later.
After the procession arrives on the
ground the band will take their places
under the pavilion and play until the
audience gather aud become seated. Then
wMl follow
Traycr by Rev. J. L. Brny.
"America' by children choir of 100
voices.
Male quartette selection.
Introduction of speaker by V. P.
Thompson.
.first orator ol the day, Hoy P. Hoff
man
Band sclectioti.
Adjournment until 1 o'clock p. in., at
which time the band will play until the
audience gather and become seated.
Then will follow:
"Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean" by
children choir, 100 voices.
Male quartette selection.
Band selection.
Introduction of speaker by W. P.
Thompson.
Second orator of the day, W. W. Hast
ings. Band selection.
Male quartette selection.
Introduction of speaker.
Third orator of the day.
Band selection.
Male quartette selection .
The pavilion will then be at the dis
posal of those desiring to hold a Stan
Wutle reunion, after which the band will
discourse ad libitum during the games,
which will he played on the street cast
of the park ns follow:
100 yard foot race: to winner,
100 yard barrel, to winner,
1Q0 yard egg race, to winner,
SO yard fat man race to winner,
Gander .tilling, to winner,
Hose coupling race, (3 tenuis at
least competing) first wiunerf 10,
second $5, total
For the mo it pleating float
Total in prizes
Fireworks display at dark on
iJO.00
COO
COO
5.00
fl.00
1S.00
16.00
co.oo
south
tide of Swaiu'il Park, Sam Burns and as
sistants in charge.
The above ptogram will Jjc strictly ad
hered to and all participants nrtj expect
ed to discharge their respective duties
without prompting. It is earnestly re
quested that those who attend will par
take of their lunches on the ground and
remain throughout the day. We trust
our people will not, as has often been
the case heretofore, leave the grounds
about the middle of the afternoon. Mr.
Mntney, who live near the park will
provide shady pasture aud plenty of
water for all stock. No liitchine will be
allowed in any of the four streets sur-1
rouuuing inc grouuus.
John II. Turnkr,
Marshal of the Day.
MOON IS HOSTILE.
Will Ulock Legislation at Short Ses
sion Unless Territorial Ulll
Is Considered.
Congressman Moon, of Tennes
see, who has been especially earn
est in his efforts to obtain remed
ial legislation lor the teiritory at
this Gesaion of congress, bas In an
interview issued tho following ul
limatum to those who have Jbeen
opposing territory legislation,
" attention has been allod time
and again," eald Mr. Moon, "to
the deplorable condition of the
residents of tbo Indian Torritory.
It is tbe highest possible tribute
to the character of tbo citizens that
thoy have been able to carry on a
civilization aud n business without
a form of government, It Is aim
ply an outrage that a half .million
people in tho heart of the nation
should be compelled to livo with
out schools, without roads, with
outlaws, while we spend weeks
and months trying to help Cuba
get her governmr.nl established.
Tbe bill providing for a territorial
form of govermueiit for tho Indian
Territory wna unanimously report
od by the committee several
months ago. No one has raisod
any objection to it, and yet I have
been unable to secure considera
tion for it. If I do nothing nbe at
the short session I will va, ' it
my business to object to every re.
quest for unanimous consent for.
consideration of bills until this
measuro Qias been considered by
the huus
lot a Cure-All.
Dr. Cal
Iwell's Syrup Pepsin wlU
only curi
diseases of tho digestive
tract, 6ii
n as lndlgcitlon, bllllous-
nets, cons
hpatlon and lck headache)
which U t
to result of these trouble
ItU sold
In 50c nnd ai bottles br
Peoples dr
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Hardwaer
Hardware, Furniture, Coffins and Caskets.
SUCCESSORS TO - -
SAH R. FRAZEE & COMPANY.
Phone Right ns We resPectuJy solicit your patronage.
Independence Dny.
Probably no holiday In all tho
wide world is so heartily colobrat
ed as our 4th of July. No moro
thrilling words exist In uny lang
uage than words liberty and Inde
pendence They stand for that
which God gave to Adam and Eve,
remember to Evo too, ao long ago
when thoy camo into tho posses
sion ol tho power of choice. Yes
liberty was ono of the first divlno
cifts to humanity. But liberty is
dangerous without love, that gen
ulno kind of lovo that worketh no
ill lo a neighbor. God implantod
lovo in tho heart of Adam and Evo
parental lovo and it has been a
great controlling power in all na
tions over Blnco.
Peoplo from many lands lmvo
poured into this country seeking
porsonal froedom and their child
ten'a good. It is wonderful how
rapidly they become Americaniz
ed. They may not be able to speak
and read our language, but thoy
seem to get hold of tho idea ol lib
erty, personal liberty. To some
of thoBo people tho idoa or liberty
does not reach a very high ideal,
in fact sometimos it means only
personal llconso, but they cole
brato In hearty fashion the Fourth
of July, ye, and election day.
The manner of their celebration
is rather an expression of this idea
of personal license than any idea
of nobler libsrty. ilenoeno find
that immoderate drinking is a pre
vailing -1th of July custom, and
fire-water and ilre-crackera requis
ites. Drlnkinc customs have been
adopted from othor countries. All
those cases of boer and spoclal
bottles of Kentucky wbiskoy,
which havo been ordered in by
private individuals nie to do hon
or to, and commemorato tbe cus
toms ol Spain, our recent enomy,
or France, the degenerating nation
or Germany, which last country
so abundantly furnishes us with
broweris and saloon keopers.
What relation our American In
dependence day haa with euoh a
custom wo cannot sec. Why npe
foreign custom on the -lib of July?
Why not be truly Americans and
follow original and sure enough
indpendent oustoms?
Our greatest naval victory in re-
oent years was gained on tbe -lib
of July by a sober American navy,
over a drunken Spanish navy,
therefore it Beerus ratber unbecom
ing,and unpalrinlto to celebrate
our victorious Fourth by getting
drunk.
There seems to bo a little con
eervatiem, or perhaps lack ol up.
to-date-neBS in tbe average 4th of
July celebration. Tho same
J things havo been repeated year
titer year with lew innovation or
renovations, -and though wo hate
to acknowledge it, our present
manner of celebrating our nation
al holiday is not in keeping with
the advancement we as a nation
have made. Wo noto with appro
bation any effort mado to bring
the festivities of national holiday
up to a standard somewhat corres
ponding with our national great.
noes.
. vura io tuuv icav iiuuuum nun,
which is born of peace. The
atnell of powder, and the
rtbundofguns are reminders of
w,ar. The time has surely arrived
nil en Christian America should
kfiow war no more. America haa
achieved great things, but there
are groat things toaobieve. As
Iqng as Americana an enslaved by
poverty and Ignorenoe, as long as
advocates of trusts and InRtlgalors
or strikes aro in ovldenoe ao long
will thoro be a shrilling discord in
the eaglo'u eong.
"Righteousness eixalteth a nation;
' Truth shall make us free indeed:
Hurrah for our coming 4th of July I
,t Hurrah for our great and glorious
, Independence day I"
M. O. S.
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Mother Always Keeps It tlandy,
U!y mother suffered a lone tlmo
frotn distressing pains and general ill
hafllth duo primarily to IndlgoHlon,"
laynfr. W. tipatdlng, Verona, Mo.
"Titoo years ago I uot ber to try Ko
dol fjho grow better at onco and
now, at the ago of seventy-six, oats
anything sho want, remarking that
fl am If 6lM MA.fti fliaAAl mf iw9
he,
ftard no baa o Hoots as alio has
Itoif
hottlo of Kodol handy." Don't
wa
to .tlmo doctoring symplonm. Go
aft t the causo. If your stomach Is
sou nd your health will bo good. Ko
dol rest the stomach and strengthens
the body by digesting your food. It
Is nature's own toolc. A. W. forc-
niai i. dw
I rosh Jot of 0 and 10 cent counter
Is on hand at Jialnntlno'i.
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& Fur riitureGompany.
(INCORPORATED.)
Wholesale and,
mwmm
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1 Badg?ffSaDderS Mercantile Co,
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No two flower gardens, are alike. The Jac
queminot roses of one garden differ radically
from the Jacqueminot roses of another. , I.t all
depends on the gardener. So it is with coffee.
No two plantations produce exactly the same
berry. After quarter of a century as coffee im
porters, wc began studying the plantation. 25
years had taught us coffee, 12 years more tidght
us where it was grown. The pick of the world's
choicest berries goes into your coffee pot when
you use Chase & Sanborn's Scal-Brand.
In Mb and 2-lb tin cans olr tight).
Other high grades iu richly-colored
parchment bags (moisture proof).
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Sick Headache.
ia caused by constipation, Indication
and blllLiMticss, which may bo cured
and the causo of tho hoadacha remov
ed by the U9c of Dr. Caldwell's syrup
pepsin. This splendid remedy may
be obtained ot tbe Peoplo' drug store
In 60c anil 81 bottles. w
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh
That Contain Hcrcury
as tnorcury will surely destroy tho
eenso of smell and completely do
r.muc tho whole system whoa cntcr
liiU It through the mucous surfaces.
Surb uttielos should never bo used
except on proscriptions from reput
aulo physicians, as the (liunao thoy
will do H ten fold to the good you
can possibly derlvo from them.
Hall's Catarrh Cure manufactured by
F. L. Cheney Ss Co., Toledo O., con
talus no morcury, and Is taken Inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
aud mucous surfjcea of the system.
Iu buying Hall's Uitarrh Curo bo
euro you yet tho genuine It H taken
Internally, and ma lo In Toledo. 0.,
by F. J. Cheney k Co. Testimonials
free. Sold by druttglsU, prlco 76c per
bottle. Halls family pills arc tho
best. w
cenic Route
IU nils penetrate tbe lettllc Stctei ol
MISSOURI,
ARKANSAS,
KANSAS,
OKLAHOHA,
NDIAN TERRITORY,
TEXAS and the
SOUTHWEST,
TENNESSEE,
MISSISSIPPI,
ALABAMA and the
SOUTHEAST
it reaches tbe rleb (armlnif ttwli of Ksomi
j OVUboma, tbe lalaeral field of Southern
Uiuoutl sod NofUwrn Aikwui, tbe cotton
(eldscf tb Soutb snd Soalhwet, tbe oil fleldf
ot Xieui and the Indian Ttrtltoty, and bnn-
Ircdt of other Induitrtal places of Interest and
roftt to tbe bHM-enker and lnlor. And
, bat not leatt. It wilt catr jrou to Ibe laincd
ealtb rtitHU ef tbe Ourlcs
Eureka Springs
AND
Monte Ne
cur iittMlMttd
ironhleis. la be had bv
gKooml
io. 726, Century Building,
'Tht Top tilte Otnrkt.
PtMiKtft And Jt. an Mut .
VuU Parmlnm Alaf freat.'
m o ifW."
Tr it mmuMng ia
VrliMi Ln. '
Atoni tht
Oft. and uArrs la find II. "
The anwi compriliiHlvratfroadIheuiuN
for th ufMtfraMKer, tmvcltr of invcttor trv
H.blkhf d for flratuiloia dWributioa.
Machine Shop
All kinds of machine
and boiler work
promptly attended to.
Threshing Machines a Specialty
Gjve tne a call.
RepalriiV hay proses, mowers and
ify
binders in fitet machinery that needs nt
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C. OTJDALRYMPLE,
Near Uxcelsloiiteaut laundry, Vlalta,
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First National Bank,
VINITA, INDIAN.TRRRITORY.
CAPITAL, 3ioo,ooo. SURPLUS, fio.ooo.
Oldest and Strongest National Bank iu the Cherokee Nation.
DIRECTORS.
OUVRRRAGBV, B.F. tMRlNER, E.B.FRAYS5R, A.UCUUC1UU., R.N.
RATCUFF, II'. A. GRAHAM, .O.ltALL, G. W. CLARK' W, H.ltALSELU
f Uoob a 8aro Qonpral
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Lightning:
and Eagle
Hay Presses
icnirnd Geared Mowers
Acme anil
Sulky Rakes
Jones
SS Sweep Rakes
Wagons and Buggies
Sprlnjlled
and Alllbnrn
The largest and best stock of BALE TIES,
Our prices will suit you.
' - ' JOSEPH HUNT. .
Phone 35. South Wilson Street
For Sale-2nd Hand-As Good As New
1 S II. P- Fairbank Morso portablo gasolino ongino.
1 0 II. P. Fairbank Morso partablo gasolino ongino.
1 5 II. P. Fairbank Morso stationary gasolino engine, i '
1 4 II. P Fnirbank Morso Btatlotjary-gftsOllnooiigiirP.''
1 2i II. P. Fairbank Morso Btanar-gagglhiiVjiRine,
i a ii. r. a airuaiiK JMorao ataBmiaty- CfUMiili'enL'inc.
Wolklrilliug outfit.
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For the net
TEN DAYS '
Wcwill sell
Millinery at ,
,, Greatly reduced
Prices.
PATTERNS.
Call and gct-a
Fashion sheet
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Ior our Cosmopoli
tan patt'r'rns ioc.
Ram bo Store,
Hall block sautl- of post office.
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C. L. PULVER, Carthage, Mo.
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Beginning
iSaturHnv.
jjine 28th,
and enUing Satur
day, July 12, inclu
sive, I will sell
Jewelry,
Watches r
Clocks.
Spectaclk Notions,
tfooks, Stationery,
Dishes. Etc.,
igardless of
cost.
ED
ROSE.
Jowol
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ror good ice lelve orders at
Foreman's Drug StdVc, 'phone J 6
or ISJ, George Dlvls will con
duct the business.
of all kinds pnnipl
and pronerll
ne,t n .ii.d awim a
Trices alwavf
cousistentjgiMi'ci
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