Indian chieftain. [volume], August 14, 1902, Image 3

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No trouble
To Sell
Good Goods
When the
Prices
Are Right.
Low Prices
Made our
Clearance
Sale a
Success.
Our Clearance Sale PRICES had the desired
effect. We cleaned out most all of our stock of
summer goods in Dry Goody, Srjoss, Clothing
Hat? arjd Furnishings, to the people who make
Vinita their .trading point, at prices .never, before
offered for such high class merchandise.
We have a few broken lots of lawns, organ
dies, foulards and dimities in dress and waist
lengths that will be sold at ONE-HALF their
value."
SHIRT WAISTS What few we have left
will be sold regardless of tlVir cost.
Ladies' crash skirts and wrappers at less than
the price of material.
Low Shoes and Oxfords
you, you can name your own price.
-If we can fit
Men's shoes worth $4 for $.200 the pain
Summer negligee shirts at less than cost.
Ask to see the men's hats we are selling for
$1,00, all shapes.
Men's summer pants, including cassimcres,
crashes and cheviots at prices you can afford to buy
and save them til next summer.
All clothing at very pleasing prices.
These goods are out of our regular stock,
nothing bought for a special sale. You can de
pend on Ratcliff's qualities and prices.
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t vtcj & il'jiiLj? aad lUi
forcltlldrcn.sati!,surc No opiates.
Gold by Peoples' drug store.
V. L. Sopcr U representing tho gov
ernment In the Drown warrant caso
nt Wowoka. W. T. Hutching
Is counsel for tho defense.
l'olojr'8 Kidney Ouro will euro Ml
diseases arising from disordered kd
ncys or bladder. Sold by lYnnloM
drugstore. d,v
Miss May Woodard, of Worcester,
Massachusetts, arrlvi'l last
evening to visit her brother, Frod
AYoodard, whom she has not seen for
nearly eighteen years.
Many persons In this community are
suffering from kidney complaint who
could avoid fatal results by using
Foley's Kidney Ouro. Sold by Peo
ples' drug store. dw
Mosdames Ayers and Dodson will
cntortalncd a few frlcndslast evening
In lienor of their nieces, MIiscj Oil
breath, of Lal'lata, Mo., who uro
visiting In Vinita.
Foley's Kidney Ouro is a medicine
frco from poisons and will cure any
case of kldnoy disease that Is not be
yond tho reach of medicine. Sold by
PcodIo's drug store. dw
Dr. E. D. Frayser returned Tuesday
night from Miami, whoro ho had been
examining the books of the bank pre
paratory to l&cruaslog tho capital
stock.
WAS VERY WINDY
Mooting of tho Crock Annex
ation Loaguo at Okmul
geo Excuse for Much
Talk.
First published in tho Vinita fodlnn Chief
tain. Jul S3, IW2
Notice of Special Election.
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ciso in tho onon nir ? Sco
us for roliitblo bicycloa nt
lowest prices.
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Fishing tackle,
Sporting goods.
Dar rough Hardware Co.
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Slow Starvati
Is tho fato of sufferers from d) anopsia and Indigestion.
If yuur food remains undigested It can't build up tho
body. In fart, It iiocs actual daniago by decaying Jn the
B,H' wvnV
Tlio!lboltloii)tRluiJltImariii)tli(Tirtuulin(turtnncoO''tliotriiiUliowlilcliKllurtif
l'rwml liy K O. DaWltt ft Co.. Clihttiio. ftK by all ilmtprn
a ioothlni, li
kin ulmnss.
Dcwut's witcb Hazel salve
KODOL
Digest
Witai Vcu Eai.
Kodol Is the scnslblo remedy. By digesting what you
cat It strengthens tho body nud nt tho Mimo lima rests
1110 stomacn. Tina roat soon reaicneii
Cnlharllcs and stimulants only ruach
kouoi cures, it 11 nawro a lonio.
perfect health.
tho symptom.
Ire years uao n dlMtau the doctors called ilrtpepiln took Midi v liuhl on n
t'lyjto I tookiuanllUeof jln if ml oilier wwllelnM, liut nothing lit I
iilnS iiiMinrmpiui u straw I grablntl at Kodol. I (ltnn (miirovemuiitui i
bollli until i-mnd and vrcll. U1.011118 t. U.lMll. Utoriiuy-at-lJiw, hi
St can't help but do you nood.
ip l
litartu
lootlitnj;, hwillnjc application for lillt-, sores art
iiowarn vi euuiuermu-
PRINTING
of all kinds proujptly and propor
, done at this office. Prices nlwny
consistent with material and work
CHIEFTAIN
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LOOAX : NOTES.
Creeks all up.
Plenty of stock water.
Bring on that street fair.
Miss Laura Cooper went to St.
Louis Sunday.
W- II. Haines is going to move to
his farm this fall.
J. A. Merrill has another child sick
with typhoid fever.
Mrs. Frona Darrett of Chelsea Is
vMtlng in the city.
0. A. Davidson returned from Cleve
land Saturday night.
Qrace Allen, charged with robbery,
was released on bonds.
Tho Golden Rule, tho new store,
will open in a few days,
Mrs. Cbas Hunt went to Sapulpa
yesterday to visit relatives.
Dr. E. B. Frayser and J. O. Hall
went to Miami Monday night.
L. W. Marks shipped a car load of
cattle to Kuticaa City Tuesday.
Mrs. R. I. Btakcney returned Mon
day from a visit at Galena, Kan.
Mr. and Mm. W. 1. Thompson havo
returned from a visit to Tahlequah.
John Hamilton Is building a neat
Ave room cottage In the west part of
town-
Berl Owing loft Sunday night for
Guttirlc, O.T., after a wcok's visit la
Vinita.
Mrs. II. A. Galloway Is hero from
Stroud, O. T ou a visit to her
parents.
YatermoIons aro abundant, large
and cheap, and uro coming In dally by
the wagon load.
Mr.andMrs. H. 0. ilarrcttloft Tues
day for Clinton, Mo., whore they will
vbilt tor soverul weeks.
August Scblleckcr went to MuBko
goo Monday ami will go to South Mc
Alostcr beforo his return.
I. 0. Starr returned to Muskogee
Monday morning to assume his duties
with tho Cherokco attorneys.
Miss Nellie Prazcc, sister of Sam R.
France, Is visiting In tho city. Miss
Frazee'a homo is in St. Louis,
Miss Myrtlo Webb loft Wcdncs
day tor St. Louis, whero alio will study
the latest stylet of fall millinery.
Mrs. Eugenia TLompson and Mrs.
A. 1). Shellun returned Sunday
fromm two weeks' visit at Olielsea.
Tho entire countryside will loin
with Vltilla In making tho proposed
carnlvl nud street fair u big success.
Mrs, Iio;gs, formerly of Vinita and
a iilcco uf J. 0, Gray, passed through
tno city Monday ovening on tho
Irltuo,
Mrs. J. W. Skinner of Adulr was In
tho city Saturday enrouto to Oatthago
to visit her broth er-lu-law, w)io Is
very 111.
From all accounts as to tho proposed
street fair Vinita will bo ono big
merry-go-round trtfut Soptember 10 to
jv.linciusivo.
USUAL COMMITTEES
Were Appointed to Iteeoluto, Dr
Petitions, See tho Council,
nnd Finally Die Prob.
ably the last Spasm.
F. W. Slrout has lost several cows
from Texas fever.
Frank P. Anderson camoovcr from
Monett Tuesday to visit bis wife.
Miss Allco Patterson went to Mo
nett Tuerday for a few days's visit.
A. 0. Patterson and little son re
turned from Chelsea Tuesdayovcnlng
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Lahtuan are
both suffering from an attack of fever.
Miss yallc Thompson, of this olllce,
made 3 business trip to Adair yester
day.
Mrs. Frank L. Buckhalterand chil
dren went to Cbctopa yesterday
on a visit.
Rev. Frank R. Jones, on account of
the rain Sunday which was .to have
boon his last Sunday, will remain over
next Sunday and possibly tho rest of
tho month.
MIssMattlo Watlclns, fortu'rlv of
Willie Ilalscll college, npd Chario.
Trlbblo wcro married Saturday at the
homo of the bride In Ennlj, Texas.
They will make their homo ut Trini
dad, Colorado.
Georgo Dick, who filled up on lire
water Monday and raised a disturb
ance on a train on which were Assist
ant District Attorney Huckleberry
and Deputy Gllstrap, was brought in
here and when bo had sobered up this
morning was assessed 15 and costs.
Frank Soykora, a prominent mer
chant of South Omaha, Neb., who has
been looking over tho Torrltory for
severalweeks returnod to VlultaMuu
day and pronounces this olty the most
attractive as a business und residence
city of any visited. Mr. Soykora will
probably locato here.
nnrrtago Licence.
Terrell T. Parks-Ella Lelghty,
Dluojackct.
Moeo Waltors-Carrlo Flolds, Vlan.
John II. IIondrlcks-Mrg. Amanda
Darton, Olaremore.
Georgo WIlllams-Mrs.Emanda John
son, Wlmer.
Orango F. Sandldgo-John CoaU,
Adair. ,
William Roland-Sarah liurgoea,
Choutoau.
A Necessary Precaution.
Don't neglect a cold, It is worso
than unpleasant. It isdangorous. Uy
using One "Mlnuto CourIi Ouro you
can cure It at mce. Allays Inllam
tuatloh, clears tho head, spolhcs and
strengthens tho mucous mombrane.
Cures coughs, croup, throat and lung
troubles. Absalutely safo. Acts Im
mediately Children llko It. A. W.
Foroman. dw
Commissioner's Court.
Georgo Snook, a boy about 16 years
of age, wus bound over Monday af
ternoon ou a charo of assault to kill.
The boy.wbo evidently does not rpoog
ntze tho seriousness of tho charge,
was as nonchalant as a hardened crim
inal. The crlmo ho "will havo to
answer tor was committed at a plcnle
near Cftoosa sometime ugo, when hq
assaulted a mau named Bobbert, In
Ulctlog several stab wounds.
"I had dlabstes In lis worst form,"
writes Marlon Loo of Dunreath, Ind.
"I trkd eight phynlolans without re
lief. Only threo bottlos of Foley's
Kidney Cure made mo a well man."
Sold by Pooplo's drug store. dw
Jail Notes,
Win. Turner was brought In by
Deputy Rogers, of Solllsaw, inarged
with Introducing.
.To date, a total of 03 prisoners have
been received at tho Jill.
ulck Relief for; Asthma Sufferer.
Foley's Honey and Tar affords Im
mediate relief to asthma sufferers In
tho worst stages ana If taken In time
will effect a cure. Sold by Peoples
drug store. dw
I:-cursIon to Kansas City Aug. 17th.
Round trip t2. Special train. LoU
of room. Arrive In Kansas City Sun
day morning at 7 o'clock, returning
train leaves at 10:30 p. ni., giving vou
nil day In Kansas City, Sco Kuty
Agent.
Foley's Kidney Cure
Will cure Bright' Disease.
Will euro Diabetes.
Will euro stone In bladder.
Will cure kidney and bladder diseases.
Sold by People's drug store. dw
The Two Powers.
The two greatest powers on
earth aro electricity and printers'
ink. Electricity, as harnessed and
controlled by man, movcB what it
is qualified to ropel; but printers'
ink has no limitations. Trio one
moves inanimate things; the other
moves man, the most difficult of
all things animate or inanimate to
be moved. And printers' ink goes
wherever man is found. Printers'
Ink.
tils Sight Threatened.
"While picnicking last month my
11-year-old boy was poisoned by some
weed or plant," says W. II. Dibble,
of Sioux City, la. "Ho rubbed the
poison off his hands into bis eyes and
for a while wo were afr&td bo would
loso his sight. Finally a neighbor
recommended DoWttt's Witch Hazel
Salve. Tho first application helped
him and In a few days ho was as well
as ever." For skin diseases, cuts,
burns, scald, wounds, Insect bites,
DoWitt's Witch Hazel Salvo U sure
cure. Relievos pllos at once. Beware
of counterfeits. A, W. Foreman, dw
Death of "Buck." Starr.
Leroy Starr, generally known aa
"Buck" Starr, is dead at Slillwell
from the effect of a sun stroke. He
was 70 years old. He aen:rated
from his wife a few years after
their marrlago and for nearly
forty yoars has lived alono in the
hills near Stllwell. Uiu only com
panions were Lis fox hounds. He
did his own cooking and seldom
visited any ono.
Adair Notes.
Morgan Skinner 1b in St. Louis.
Cherley Hawkins shipped two
car loads of cattle yesterday.
Judge Clark was down from
Vinita yesterday.
Miss Ora CummlngB is reported
much better.
II. L. Turner is seriously ill.
J. H. Calvert haB purchased the
livery etablo from J. V. Skinner.
F. T. Martin, D. II. 0. of M. W.
A., is organizing n new lodge at
this place. Twenty-five or thirty
have already signified their inten
tion to become members.
J. F. Warren shipped a car load
of bogs tbe first of the week.
The Oreok Annexation leaguo
has conoluded its session at Ok
mulgee after considerable wear and
tear on tho vocal organs of the few
spell-binders present.
After tho noisy ones had con
eluded the following officers and
CLmmllteos were appointed:
President, Orlando Swain, Ok
mulgee; vice president, V. P.
Root, Sapulpa; secretary, W. W.
Gro'.n, Brislow; treasurer, II. H.
Holman, Wetumka.
Committees were appointed as
follows:
Resolutions E. II. Eaton, Bris.
tow; 0. M. Ireland, Sapulpa; J. C.
Thomas, Kelloyville; J. A. Wll
liams, Mounds; Wm. Harris, Eu-
faula; J. 0. Stone, Okmulgee; Jas,
Kelly, Beggs; 0. V. Meaohin,
Uenryetta.
Legislation and memorial to the
Creek: council II. F. Johnson,
BrUtow; Harry Campbell, Sapul
pa; R. W. Laflln, Okmulgee; C. T.
Taylor, Grayson; B, I. Brown,
Beggs.
Lengtby addresses on singlo
statehood were made by Hon. T.
Derylo of Perry, Okla ; L. H. Pit.
man of Tecumeob, Okla., and H.
B. Johnson of Bristow, I. T.
Tho appointment of the execu
tive committee was deferred and
left to tho president. The com
mittee on memorial reported, and
its report was referred to tbe exec
ulive committee. There were a
numbor of Indians and freedmen
present, who participated In tho
convention, which was in every
way a success, from the league's
standpoint. An effort will be
made to have an 1 Airmail ve action
'taken by tho Creek nation council
in October.
Tho resolutions adopted extend
an invitation to he other Indian
nations lo join in tho movement;
tbe Creek council for passing tbe
supplemental treaty permitting
the leasing of their lands; com
mends the wotk of tbe Dawes com
mission, and ask an act of congress
to eloao tip the Indian question.
The memorial sets forth a plan
to divide tbe Creek nation into
eight counties, with county seats
at Muekogee, Wagoner, Bristow,
Wetumka, Okmulgee, Sapulpa,
Okema and Beggs.
Members of a finance committee
will be eeleclod and St. Louis,
Kansas City and other wholesale
points will be asked lo assist In
securing the funds to educate tbe
Indians to favorable action on the
resolutions.
Tbe meetingis accepted by those
conversant with the aflairs of the
Creek nation as the last spasm of
tbe movement.
Look Pleasant, Please.
Photographer 0. C. HarUu, of Ea
ton, O,, can do so now, though for
years he couldn't becaure ho suffered
untold agony from the worst form of
Indlgcston. All physicians and medi
cines failed to help him till he tried
Electric Bitters, which worked such
wonders for him that be declares tbey
are a godsend to sufferers from dyspe
psia and stomach troubles. Unrivaled
for diseases of tho stomach, liver and
kidneys, thoy build up ana givo new
life to the whole system. Try them.
Only 50c Guaranteed by Peoples and
A. W. Foreman's drug stoies. d w
Notice Is hereby given that n special
election by tie qualified voters of the In
corporated town of Vlnltfl, Indian ttt
rltory, has been called by the Mayor and
council of said town and will be
held In the council room nnd Mayor's
office of said town, on the twenty-fifth
day of August 1802, between the hours
of 8 a; m. and sunset the name day for
the following purpose:
To vote on the proposition of authoriz
ing the issuance of bonds of said Incor
porated Town of Vinita in the sum of
twelve thourand dollars and to borrow
money thereon to be ued for the build
Ing of schootltoiues: the terms and con
ditions of said bonds are more particular
ly set forth In the Resolutions of the
Council of the Incorporated town
of Vinita, adopted on the 21st day of
July 1 02 and hereby published at length
ns n part of this notice.
uitsourrioN.
"Whereas, it is necessary that tbe In
corporated town of Vinita should ar
range for buildings for school purposes;
and,
Whereas, under the authority of the
Act of Congress approved May 19, 1902
incorporated towns having a population
of Uro thousand or more are authorized
to issae bonds and borrow money there
on to be used for such purposes: and,
Whereas, a census of the Incorporated
Town of Vinita has been taken by W. 0.
Chamberllu, a suitable person duly ap
pointed for that purpose on the 18th dty
of June 1902 by the Honorable Joseph A.
Gill, Judge of the United States court in
and for the northern district of the In
dian territory, whose sworn return to
said judge shows the number of inhabi
tants of the Incorporated Town of Vinita
to be two thousand, seven hundred and
ten; and,
Whereas, the total valuation of the
taxable property in the Incorporated,
town of Vinita as shown by the arses
ment for the year 1002 for the purpose of
taxation is one million eighty thousand
dollars; and,
Whereas, Twelve Thousand Dollars
will be ample and sufficientfor the build
ing of school houses in the incorporated
town of Vinita; and,
Whereas, the Interest on Twelve Thou
sand Dollars at Ave per centum per an
num could and would be more than li
quidated by a tax of five mills upon tho
dollar of the valuation of taxable proper
ty In the incorporated town of Vinita aa
aforesaid; and,
Whereas, tbe said incorporated town
of Vinita is free from any debt obliga
tion or liability of any kind whatsoever,
BE IT RESOLVED, by thn
Council of the Incorporated town of Vi
nita that for the purpose of building
school houses within and for the incor
porated town of Vinita, the sum of
Twelve Thousand Dollars should be ex
pended and in order to procure s id sum
it is necessary that the incorporated
town ot vinua issue oomisior mat pur
pose: therefore,
De It Further Resolved, by the council
of the incorporated town of Vinita, that
under and in accordance with tbe Act of
Congress above referred to, the following
proposition be submitted to the legal
voters of the Incorporated town ol Vini
ta to be by tbeni voted upon, on the
twenty-fifth day of August IU02. to wit:
"blialt Donas 01 tlie Incorporated town
of Vinita be issued to be used for the
purpose of building school houses with-
U, OUU IU, .MV MB. U. fcAlG IUUUUIMUM ut,
the incorporated town of Vinita: said
bonds to be '.Issued In the principal sum
of twelve thousand dollars in denomina
tions to suit purchaser and to be num
bered from one upward, and to be known
as the Public School Building Bonds of
the Incorporated town of Vinita.
The principal sum of said bonds to be
paid in twenty years from the date of
issue, in lawful money of the Vsitsd
States, and from the date of their issu
ance to bear interest in like lawful
money of the United States, said interest
payable emi annually at the rate of
per centum per annum according to the
bid which shall be accented by the coun
cil of the incorporated town of Vinita,
not to exceed five per centum per annum,
and the advertisement for bids for said
bonds shall state that bidders are request
ed to make proposals for, four, four and
one-half, and five percent bonds, prefer
ence being given to tlie offer bearing the
lowest rate or interest against tlie pre
mium offered for bonds having a higher
rate of Interest; said bonds to be signed
by the Mayor and countersigned by tbe
Treasurer of this municipality, in their
to the fnuncil of the nrnrpwti
town of tnifi in tl same linnner a
ihe votes are counted, canvassed aai re
turned In tlie general town election.
h. It. PAftKKn, Jr , Mayor
I hereby certify that the above and
foregoing resolution wo passed and
adopted by the connell of the in
corporated town of Vinita t their rgu
lar meeting held JinySI.-lfiOfi.
A. P. CifAiillHRI.t.-, Recorder.
tSBAI.
In witness whereof the Mayer and Re
conler of the incorporated town uf Vini
ta have duly signed this notice, in their
official capacit., this Sind day of July
1002. In V. ParkSr, Jttitoyor.
Attest: A. V. Ch.VMHKrUN, Recorder
SRAI,
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This slgn&taro ' on rrety box of lbs psnnlao
Laxative Bromo-Quininc TsUou
Um remedy that enrva n cold in ono day
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(Tint Publlalied July SI. IN.)
SPHCIAL NOTIClt,
Before the Honorable Joiepb A. QUI. JuJro
oftlio Unlte. Btttes Ooatt for the Xortu-
era District of Indian Tek rltory.
In tht matter of tbe annexation of territory
to tbe Incorporated Town of Welch.
Notice Is hertky niton thit upon the peti
tion of W. I). HUbimltb.J. E(I.Drookibtra.
C. F. Jonn.C. U, OlWion, B, T. I'Arkor.
J. F. I'piroll. M. Frnlm, A. O. Cox, O. T
Darnall. V. A. Klnnlson, filed by V. A. Klo
nlion aj ngent In this behalf, upon the th
dy of July. 19OT, for the annexnt-on of ter
ritory to tho Incorporated town of Welclu
tho'it day ot8eptembr, fees, at Vlnltt, 1.
T.,i designated and ordered by tbe Court
si the tlmo and plaeo for the hearing of iMd
petition
Tho territory proposed to be annexed I
as fnllowi. to-wrv
nglnnlng at the 8. B, corner ot Sec.
y. Ju.'nZS, Hinge JI. K.. running north on
tho Mellon line about wo feet to the center
of First avenue, u It appear on the pint of
tho Incorporated town ot Welch) thenee
weat abouiSSO feet to a nnlnt nlthinsm rr.
o the center of tho main trselcottho M. K.
x. n. it. uo.i unncoin a southerly direc
tion along tho boundary lino ot the Incorpo
rated town of Welch to the flrjt seetlon Unci
theoco e&U on iatd section Uao to the plice
of beginning, containing about six btocks.or
about ten acrri, rnoro or lets.
In testimony whereof 1 bare hereunto let
toy hind, V.A. KIHN1UON,
SIw Agent for Fetltloncn.
Kansas City
Excursion,
August 17th.
$2,00-RoundTrip-$2.00
via
I Trade Mark
)MK&TRy,'(
Special Train
Leaves Vinita at- 1 2:23 &t rr). and ar
rives at Kansas City 7:00 o'clock
Sunday morning. Returning,
train leaves Kausws City
10:30 Sunday night,
All Day in Kansas City
Sec Katy's Agent.
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11 v R vvHl Wr
.1 THRfllinil TRAINS
w pn veeiwwete ! wm psB -
THROUGH TRAINS
"DAILY 81 SUXDAYS TOO"
THEKATYWAY
n
BETWEEN PRINCIPAL FOIHTS IM
Missouri, Kansas,
Indian Territory, Oklahoma,
Texas & Mexico.
pullmah Burrrr olccpep-:
AND RCCLINiriG CHAIR CAHS
' ON ALLTHROUdr! TRAINS.
for FAST TIME ".'
"THE KATY FLYW"
DECT AND QUICKCS,' SCHVI
At Bakntlno's This Week.
Good Cofleo and Tea a specialty,
Mnnley and Klneella cofleo kept
In block; 20, 25 and 35c. per lb.
also have other coffee from 10 to
15 cents per lb,
Fine Tea,
Deat pin head Gun Ponder, Idi
jierlal, basket. fired Japan, Black,
and tea dust all kept in etock,
Freeh bacon and lard kept in
atook at all times.
Bacon and lard at from 12 1 2 to
18 cents per pound.
BrooniB al 10, 20 and 25o .each.
Fine toilet eoaps on hand. Price
5, 10 and 25 cento per cake.
Genuine country sorghum kept
constantly in etock.
Everything kept in ne nice a
condition m paaBlblo.
I am glad at all times lo see my
Irienda and want to please them,
Thanking you for past favors,
&o., I remain
Yours respectfully,
hlnS.'.BALEHTINE,
Rock Creek Notes.
The rain of Sunday night glad,
dened the heart of the farmers.
A. 0. Harland, of South MoAl
ester, was visiting in this neigh
borhood Monday.
Ellis Webb and family went lo
Vinita Tuesday to bring tbe Jum
bo priie piano home with them,
but conoludrd later that they did
not need it.
Dr. Herron and family and Walt
Taylor and wife visited with Will
Propp and wife Saturday.
Mrs. Dr. Seabright and Mrs,
Geo. Warren, of Adair, visited
Mrs, Propp Tuesday.
The rain stopped the haying and
moBl ol the men went to Vinita
lo see tho eights Tuesday.
Uncle Joe Harris and wife ex
pect to inovo to Chelsea soon.
The apple crop la very short in
this vicinity.
Charles Jackson and son, of
Arkansas, are visiting .the family
oi Oscar dark.
John Colvort has purchased tho
livery baro at Adair and will move
to that town soon.
A man from Duok creek has
rented the Frailer farm and is
plowing for wheat,
Frank Higglns visited his slater,
Mrs. Franks vBadgetl, in Vinlla
Tuesday. " t
Singlo harness Q.M ut Lee Harett'a
official capacity, and under seal of tlie
town; to have coupons attached thereto
for interest accruing upon each bond and
each coupon shall be signed by the Mayor
and countersigned by fhe Treasurer in
their official canasity and attached to each
bond as to readily permit the removal ot
said coupons without mutilating the
bond.
Said bonds shall be sold by the
council of tbe incorporated town of Vi
nita by an advertisement for sealed bids
at such time and in such manner as the
said council may deem to be to the best
interest of said tewn with the right to
reject any and all bids, provided however,
that the said council shall not sell
or dispose of said bonds or any of them
at less than their par value.
That before the indebtness contem
plated by this resolution is incurred pro
vision will be made by tlie council
of the incorporated town of Vinita by
ordinance, which shall be irrepealable,
for an annual tax suthcient to pay tlie
interest on said bonds as the same falls
due, and also provide for the payment
and discharge of the principal thereof
within twenty years from the date of
contracting the same.
That the twentv-Gfth dav of August
1003 be and the same is designated and
There is scarcely any condition ot lit
health that is not benefited by the occas
ional vn of a R-I-P-A-N-S Tabule. Par
sale by druggists. The five-cent packet
Is enough for an ordinary occasion. The
family bottle, Go cents, contains a sup,
ply for a yesx, ditf
r .A
mm
rim 5
set ansrt as a dav unon whli
tion of Issuance of tlie bonds as
the nues-
hereto
fore specified shall be voted upon by the
qualified voters of the said incorporated
town of Vinita,
And Be It Further Resolved, that the
notice of said election shall be slgnel by
the Mayor and Kecorder of the incorpor
ated town of Vinita specifying the time
and place ot holding said election and
setting forth in full this resolution: said
notice to be published in, some news
paper of general circulation published in
the incorporated town of Vinita tor a
period of four consecutive weeks prior to
said twenty-five day of August 1002.
And Be It Further Resolved, that the
election shall be held on said day be
tween the hours of 8 a. 111, and sunset
of the same day at the place designated,
and conducted by election officers con
sisting ot judges and clerks appointed, by
the Judge of the United States court for
the northern district of Uie Indian terri
tory. The qualified voters of the Incor
porated town of Vinita shall vote at said
election by ballot, upon which said bal
lot shall be printed the following words;
issue bonds and borrow money thereon
'Shall the incorporated town of VlniU
In the sum of twelve thousand dollars to
be used for the building of school houses
in said Incorporated town?'' "Yes" or
"Vo "
The election shall be conducted iu the
manner prescribed by law ami the votes
shall be counted, canvassed and returned
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