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Eugene .
Field'!
Views on
Ambition
popsla.
and Dys-
iDrrpeprfa," wrota Eugene Field,
oltcnlncapaollates a man for endeavor
ind omotlmc extinguishes the Ore of
tmbttlon." Though great dosptto his
complaint Field suffered from fndlgw
rrr.ln 1.1. nf. a trv. tired stom&cu
SS?I dlgcil your rood- t nood.
test You can only rest It by tho use
of a preparation llfco Kodol, which nro
lUTcaVt of work by digesting your food.
St aora ratorcs It to Its normal tone.
trennthonlntjj
EnvlDorallnn.
36 HEREFORD
...BULLo...
FOR SALE
From ton month to fear yotirs
old, rogistored, and somo sovon-
oigliths Horoford and ono
oighth Short-Horn, at
$50.00 EACH
Just right to turn with herds.
ItuBtlor's ranch, 5 milos south
west of Chntopa, Kansas.
M. HOLPERMAN
The Keeley Curl
Whiskey , Morphine, Tf gold
yield easily to the double1 the
" "2TITUTE..
..KEELEY
S. Texas. The only
? U7 Vw7-HiUbMihd at DaUaa
?e.e,lc7 IXniunlcaUons confidential
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1 iSnItnrt'cuUrt, J. H. KEITH, Mg
WiX
.IVt SIUUK iYlAKrtl
OP 8T. LOUIS.
1 ho St. Louis National
Stock 0 Yards.
Locat9datEastSt.Loalt.nl.
Dlrroilj opposite the city of 81. Lonli. nor
rs tor all dsierlplloa or LIT 8toek always Is
atumtanea, and within the franrds of tbi
Btoek Tardi Is a Sett Canning Company, wits
aeapscltr'oralsu(ntlrlnr S.fcohasdorcsttlt
dsllr. and 1'ork tasilni sitabllshmsnls hsvt
a sspseltr for f last btsrlsr 11.000 Hon Uallr.
O.O. KNOX, Vice Prai.
O. T.JONKS.Oe .Mg'r.
L. W. aBAKB, Ass't. Qcn, Jlgr.
gAUOKZi nUNT. Otn. Agent (or Teiai
and Indian Territory.
B. F. Gambill's
Workshop
Mannf&cturerer of all kinds
of wook rork, cheap coffins,
wagon and buggy repairing,
scroll caning, wood turning
and anything you want done
in the wood line. Thirty
year's experience.
Welch, Ind. Ter.
Registered Saddle Stallion
REX FORREST
No. 150S.
Son of Rex McDonald 833
Champion Baddler at tho World
Roc Forrest is a beautiful bay 15.3
hands. Perfect in form and action, goes
all the gaits naturally. A No. x breeder
la every icepect Pico $i to insure liv
ing colt, Will males the aearon of 190 J
at our barn on W. B. Raines ranch three
miles east of VinlU, I. T, Write for
descriptive card,
Geo. M. Martin & Sons
BADGETT & MTLFORD,
P.O. VINITA, I. T.
COCO On rlint hip and slda near back.
Calves and younger cattle QM
All older cattlo ara tallj.branded with on
left iboalder or side. Yonnser eattle
marked under balf crop right and nndtrblt
tettear.
Pastures on nock Creik. near Adair
.deadguarters are ntfirm. at Mllltars Urois
ns of Cabin Creek JJerd principally eo
J. O. GRAY,
10 Miles Northwest of Vlnlta.
O Rangb on Paw
Paw Oreek.
Cattle of'.bls brand
sold ouljr for sblp
nint. S100 reward or
1 or co
stealli
Ticnoa of
his brand.
B. R, TAYLOH,
PoBtofflcr, VlnlU, I. T.
Smoolh crop In
lirtiar.andcror
andipllt In tht
rlstat.
Gome eattle In
tarlooi other
brands A markt,
lUnn on Io.
eattcrtik, font
rallees.e. of VI.
nlta.
z$k&m$&
TV. V. MILLED,
rostofllco Vlnlta, Ind. Ter.
l!lBgeOD Lo
cui aaTtrit?
"tIeCTETS
tietliObran
on
rlcht side
andlilp. Va
rloua ear
marks. Sold
only ror ship
ment. Pbofog
paphs
Fowler....
I make all the latest
styles including photos
in folders,
East of railroad cross
ing. Fowler,
Photographer
Ay Also
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1 Zmt&tuljuuLiuain h.-..'
R, R. Time Table
Saint Louis and
Sao Francisco
m Mfl WMT
trMnUKLoca....
rrftltHOS, Passenger.. ,5!SS
rran lo. World's Fair Special . !
Train HO. Local 7:Wn
Alssourl, Kansas and
Txas Railway
BOUni HOUND.
Trtln I. raisenxer
TrnlnS, Tlycr
Train!. Passenger
Train 61, Local
Noimi nouN.
Train I. Passenger
Train 8, Flyer . .
Train 4, PitMenger
Train 69. Looal
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GASTRITIS. Causd by Some Ir-
ritant Acting Upon the mu
cous Membrane of the
Stomach.
Inflnmntiltlnnof lh itOUlRCll. B
SB.?lAT
!M(MI
11 of tl
trio catarrh or (..ft rl'l. as thl
may, llko mot lnllmmatoryJVrTha
bo acuto or cnriinc i i,- jfl,0re or
symptoms if ifii'trltlt ftppotito
lost fever, woulc pulsej,, jmkJ u.te
coated tongue, foulXil nchw tluliy.
in tho mouth, tbf weight or dl
Thcro is senaaVfach. Gastritis I
tro3 in tbeyUritant actlnp on the
caused byrane of the stomach,
mucous y is often formed iu the
the lTy the 'rrmentatlon of In
stgrlble food. OaKtrltU will never
wop It jou take regularly Dr Ct I-
cll'a Svrun 1'eusln, the guaranteed
cure for Indigestion, eotnLlpa'loa and
all illicases arising from stunich
troubles. Ur. Caldwell's Syrup lVp
sin Is an all the year round medicine.
Good for the whole family from the
smallest Infant up. It Is the best
lite Insurance. Sold by People' drug
store 50c and 31 bottle. w
$&
yrmrz
Thla atgnatare ! on erery box of tho getmlne
Laxative BroraoQiiininc TahMa
tbe remedy that enrra a colli In eno lay
-PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
EDGAR SMITH,
(Mellette 4t Smith.)
ATTORNRY-AT-LAW.
Rooms 1, 2 and 3, P. O. Building
Vinita. I. T.
DR. L. BAGBY,
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON.
Office in New IUtcllff Building. Tale
phone 101. Vinita, Ind. Ter.
fASIES S. DAVKNPORT,
I ATTORNUY AT LAW.
Rooms 9 and xo, New Halscll Building,
Vinita. I. T.
Lavenport & Hall, Attorneys at Law,
liank Building, Claremore, I. T
w.H-
KORNBGAY,
ATTORNBV AT LAW
And Notary Public. Office in new Hal
sell building, Vinita, I. T. Will practice
In all the United States courts of the I. T.
pHAS. W. DAY, D. D. S.,
B3BBIDHNTI3T.
Sold Crown and Bridge Work a Special
y. Office over P'ft National Bank
VINITA. 1. T.
E.A, STUBBLEFIELD.D.M.D,
Office over Etlin Furniture C., Gray
HaUell but dlntr, Ylnlu, I. T.
MEREDITH BROS,,
Veterinary J IS
iFHYBIOlANS
JHOKOsra.
t?iTiira.
Permanently located. Office at
Webb Bros', stables, Soutr Wilson
street. Office phone 82, Residence
phone 69. Hospital ior patients.
DR.WIMER,
t be only Rxcluaive Eye, Bar and Noae
Specialist in the Indian Territory
Byes treated and glasses properly filed
Office at Drug Store.
Dr. R. H. GILLESPIE,
DENTIST.
Office over l'oatofficc.
Phone 306.
Gex & Miller,
Livery, Sale and Feed Stable
Special attention to driving trade.
Waon yard iu connection.
phone No 6. So. Wilton St., Vinita.
NEW WHITNEY
RESTAURANT.
Best Meal In the City 33c
Short Orders a Specialty.
PlMtDeer But cIRatcHII'a
Finley's Barber Shop,
We have put in an addition
al chair aud mow have four
clulrs in otMoatlou, enabling
w to eire better service.
r
You don't have to wait.
T. VIKLXY, Proprietor.
kidney mrm
ire the most Utal of )! 6&
eases.
juLl I d Bwufiltji nsuisdjf
or money tcton-Jtt!. Contains
vemedies reco;J.- 1 ky ani
aent pliyiidans a: .. J fcf
Kidnry and BbdJet u-jMss
FOR SALE-Two utler
dogt, one broke (o field and
wo the other only
partly broken. Alto young high-bred
trail hound, Williwde for cow or pony.
Gto. Hlggini, Vlnila, I. T
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LOCAL : NOTES.
BLUB t WILSON,
ATTORNEY8-AT-LAW,
Above Miller's ..
furniture Store. VIHITA.l.
Goorgo Hughes has accepted a posi
tion with tho Jumbo store.
J. T. Batcllft loft for St. Louis
Situ'daycVcnlng on a business trip.
It. I. lllakonoy Is going to build a
resldrnoe in tho west part of town.
Miss May Trott loft Sunday
.... e T I. ..I..... aim lll Itllflj" I
1111 Ob. 1JJU1. nilttiwoiiw ..... --
school.
..l... Il.ni. I.aa !.Ortl83Ue
4V IIIUIIIUK9 il w ' ",
U) JuracS ltyan and
bam. of Vlnlta.
an., a on,, wntiniloft this even
log for Italy, Texas "cro 8ho has B
position as trlmmr
Harry Ilagbvhursday or C"1'
MIsouriyUnlvor9lty'
B11) yerduo of Noosho will have
ehur lll k!cnora' delivery window
, . poit ofllco hcreaftor.
M ls Anna Ileamor has aocepted a
lion In tho millinery department
the ItiiclllI Morcantllo Oj
Mrs. Lee UurroU left, for St. Louis
Saturday evening to vllt her child
who Is under treatment there
Miss lluttle Gore of Illuejtckot re
turned homo Sdturdaymornlngafler a
two month's visit In Kentucky.
The P. T. Walton Lumber Cj. nto
unloading tholr lumber for the now
yard just oast of tho M. K. ti T depot.
John Skinner, who met with it se
vere accident at St. Louis sometime
ago, Is home again having entirely re
covered. II. M. Mitchell left ThursLty for
Springfield, Mo., where he will pur
chase Xmiis goods for the Peoiles'
drug t'ire.
Miss Kate MoKlssIck returnod from
St. Louis Pridaymornlngto rosumohor
(I tales) In the millinery dopartmont of
the Itutcllu store.
The old Sllror Moon restaurant
building Is being torn down prepara
tory 10 the erection of the new Vlnlta
national bank building.
Miss Alma Kobertson of Wot
Point has been appointed Urst assis
tant at the public school to succeed
Miss Stella Davles resigned.
Iiruuo Graffunder has moved
Into the store recently occupied by
W&llen & Wilson, and Is fitting up
his new establishment In attractive
style.
Mrs. Josle A. Hall aud Mae Erclyn
Hall let Saturday evening forSt.Louls
for a week's visit with Mrs. Hall's
daughter, lllancb, aud her
daughter-in-law, Josie Winters Hall,
who are playing In "Sweet Lluver."
Stops the Cough and Works off the
Cold.
Laxative Uromo Quinine Tablets
oure a cold In oce day. No cure, no
pay. Price 26 cents. w
Little aiady5 Poole a Winner.
In the baby show at Chelsea Thurs
day, Gladys Poole was declarod tho
vsluuer by MUs Halle Thompson,
Chief ilulllnk'ton and Dr. Prank He
ward, the judge.
To;Cure a Cold In One Day
Take Laxative Iirumo Quinine Tab
lets. All drunulsU refund the money
If It falk to cute. K. W. Grave's sig
nature Is on each box. 35c. w
flarriagc Licences.
Tilterman-Nellle Harper,
John
Quale.
It. L. Uenbo
toosa.
Bdlth M. Urown, Ca-
Tho Ilest Prescription for Alalaria
Chilli and Pevor is a bottle of Grove's
Tasteless Chill Tonic. It Is simply
iron and quinine In u taiteles form.
No cure, no pay. Prlee 60c w
Hove Tlulr Druj Store.
Chapman & Brlggs have purchased
the store tlxtures of Ayer & Dodton
and moved their drug store
to the building next to tho postotllce
recently oocuplod by the latter llrm.
Messrs. Ayer and Dodsuo will remain
In vlnlta and will engage In some
buelness here.
4i You Know What You AreTnklnr
When you take Grove' Tasteless
Jblll Tonic because the formula is
plainly printed on every bottle show
tng that 't is simply Iron and quiulne
iu u umeiess lorm. no cure, no pay
50c. V
Twenty Scholarships Free.
The Catholic Indian Iiureau has an
nounced that It will offer twenty free
scholarship at the Sacred Heirt In
stltuU here, this jear. All applicants
must be Indians by blood. Pull par
ticulars as to condition! can be ob
tained from Rev. A. V. Versavel,
Vlnlta, I. T.
Hot Weather
causes sick headaebe, stomach and
bowel troubles. Take Dr. Caldwell's
Syrup Pepsin, the best regulator; a
perfect laxative. Sold by Peoples'
drug store; w
Jail Notes.
The following new prisoners have
been added to the Jail colony:
John Johnson, forgery, Jake Mar
tin, adultery; E. J. Grlllln, laroeoy,
transferred from Muskogee jail.
Tom MoIIarland, disturbing tho
peace; Geo Soap, carrying weapon,
wcio brouuht In from Tahloquah.
Virgil Ilowleg, charged with lar
ceny, committed from Miami.
Eattlor Frog, Loomcy Hmoko and
Goodmoney Dunkard, arretted west
of Cabin Oreek, charged with larceny.
J. T. Howard, charged with assault
to kill and arson, committed from
Sullisaw,
There arc now 07 piiiouora confined
In the jail.
Croup
Usually begins with tho Symplons of
a common cold; tlioro Is chilliness,
snoozing, sore throat, hot skin, quick
pulse, hoarene-ss and Impeded rospl
ration. Glvo frequent small tlosos uf
Hallurd's Horebound Syrup, (the
child will ciy for It) and at tho first
sign uf u croupy oough, apply fre
quently Hallard's Snow Liniment ex
ternally to the tbroit, &0o at Peo
ples' drug store, w
Tlu fruit caus at YA Leo's.
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Women Need
a constant supply of blood mMtlng-matrrlnl or
their aystema break down under the con.uuit
drain. Tho very moment there Is lack of blood,
or when the blood 1 ImporerlthM, the signal
appears upon the f see In ealkmneea or pi'.r
The remedy needed Is Dr. Hnrter's Iron Ton lo.
Nolhtna cite meets this periteuUrondlilon no
welL Uto ot It hM made hundreds of ttmu
and of women look vouaeer and mado th.-m
feel even youneer than they looked. It not only
restore strength. caertT and beauty, but It l a
prompt and certain cure for all ailment" nwt.
liar to the ex. It cures because It remori the
nrsteause. Itsuppllee just what naturu meds
to bring heollh.
jr. narter s
Iron Tonic
strenethens debilitated ortan. trlrea tone and
elasUeity to mueolea and lUraments, rounds out
wasted tissues and renews the vhroret the nerv
ous system. It helps quMdy and Just as surely
ami permaaenUy.
Loss ot appetlM, of nmblUoo, nerrousnesfi.
pelas In the head. baek. ktdners, limb" mo.
etes, etc, are all cured by Dr. Uarters Iron Tonic
The fottowioe la one of thousands of similar
endorsements that we hare received:
Houston. Texas. Dee. 4. 1P0I
"My father lw jed your medicine slnx ihe
War. and when I married In Deoember, W. I
oommeoeed housekeepliHrwltti one houieof Dr
Harter's Iron Toole, one botUe c' hU Wi U
Cherry Ultters, and two boiea of hla LitUe t.lr
er Pills. I am now nearly slity-two yuan of
we. Looking- backward I feel attached to the
old medicines and would not ehaace toem tor
any of the new ones made."
Mis. J. A. Pickett.
(11,000 futriatM test sVsts tHthwalal It tolu. )
Krery botUe of Dr. Hnr
ter's Iron Tosde has our
' Cresoeut" trade-mark on
thelabeL Dn'tiiwiita
aubsUtute Insist on Dr. Harvers.
IIARTER MEDICINE COMPANY
DAYT01, OHIO
Mllun lbs ef Dr IIMw'i Wild Omit Dlttm.
Ed .Aha. ta.ll k.a. II. MuM KfmAi. ...
V TOR SAIL EVXKTWHERK.
Mrs. 11. A. Galloivay of Stroul, O.
T., Is visiting in the city.
MUs Ileisle Moray of St. Louis Is
asslstact trimmer at tnc Jumbo.
Jaspor Martin went to SaOalla Sun
day night to attend bu'lues college.
WlnfreJ Obamberlln left Saturday
for Lexington, Mo., to attend college.
Miss Olivia Mnrrs leftMonday even
ing fur Pulton, Mo, to attend cj.'iene.
L. P. Parker, Sr., and his tuo'her,
II. II. Parker are visiting Mayor Par
ker. Mr. Miller of I'ott Scott, cousin of
Mrs. II. A Galloway, Is visiting hi the
city.
Mitt Stllie Cole of Pe-nticU left
Monday for Glrard.Ks., where sliewlll
visit for several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Wood of Waiulog
tou, I). O., are visiting their cousins,
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Froyge.
M. Newman, an attorney of Wahoo,
Nebraska, attended court Monday.
Mr. Newman may open an ofll'ie here.
Will Miles, who formerly worked at
the Ilatolltt-Hahrell wholesale house,
has a position In the grocery depart
ment at the Golden Hula.
Garland Marrs and George Gate,
wood, who nave been working st the
t'ejples' drug itore during tho sum
mer months, entered Willie HaUell
college Tuesday.
Trade at Ualentlue's.
It will be to jour Interest to Uado
at my store this month. Yours re
spectfully, (Mrs.) II. IULKKTINII.
Raised from the Dead.
C. W. LaudU, "Porter" for the
Oriental Hotel, Cuaoute, Kan., suys:
"I know what It was to suffer with
neuralt-la, deed I did, and I gt a bot
tle of Itullard's Snow Liniment and I
was 'nUed from the dead.' I tried lo
get some more, but before I had "de
posed' of my bottle, I was cured en
tirely. I am telln' de truth too." 25c,
Me and f-1 at Peoples' drug store, w
Change of Time.
TbeCtntralla mall will hereafter
leave the puttotHce here at 0 a. in. and
will arrive at Centralis at 12 p. in.
Returning will leave Centraliaal 1 p.
m. arriving here at 6 p. m.
Rose's book store for
new and second-hand, or
re-bound school books,
in all grades. School sup
plies at lowest prices.
Old school books taken
in exchange for new.
In Raymond building,
208
The Marks' Cattle Sale.
The cattle Mtlo at the ranch of L.
W. Marks, near Wood ley, Saturday,
was well attended and 4t head of
mllcheows and thoroughbred animals
wore disposed of, the prices ranging
from 190 to fllf. Two heifers brought
leocaeh, auda joung bull the top
price, 1110. About 12,000 was realized
from the sale, Tbo presence of llofcs
on some of the cattle resulted Iu the
sale being closed, as It was feared that
fever might result In the herd. Mr.
Marks Is well talUlled with the re
sults uf bis sale.
Used for Pneumonia.
Dr. J. 0. Ulshop, of Agnew, Mich.,
says, "I luve used Foley's Hunoy and
Tar In thro very severe c&sos ot
pneumonia with gool ieults lo
every case." Ilefuc substitutes.
8 dd bv Peoptos' drug sluic. dw
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Wii THE DR
. StkmWKTtKKWPJfTKRVmtttVt 3WSC JSK tJfrjjf
The Range of all Ranges
IS THE GREAT SUPERIOR
- It is made better and has more good points than any other range made and we can guarantee it for
TEN YEARS as well as for ten days. The SUPERIOR is made of double sheet steel with one quarter
of inch of asbestos between, which quarantees it to last longer than any range made of one sheet steel .with
the asbestos exposed to the fire to crack and roll off. - r i t i
r Fr&zee Hardware apcl
PII0NE i SgiJiu. Up Furpitare Corrjp&ny.
mmm&mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmiteo&mkfc
MISS ROSE OWENS,
No. 720 Scvontoonth St., WASHINGTON, D. C.
"If everv sutterim? woman
has the same experience with
Wine of Cardul that I had,
your medicine will be most
popular. About a year ago
I began lo have a worn out
tired feeling with lassitude,
pains In the bade and bead
which kept increasing every
month. I felt that 1 needed
something, but to get the
right medicine was the trou
ble. I finally decided on
your Wine ef Cardul and only needed lo
take three bottles when I was fully re
covered." HEN Miss
Rose Owens, who
has n responsible position in
tho Govornmont servico rvt
Washincton. D. C. decided to
try "Wine of Cardul, she mado ti wise
choice. Over n million women havo
been relieved of female weakness by this
same Wino of Cardul. It is not a
strong medicine but may bo taken every
day in the year by any woman with
benefit. It doss not forco results, but
corrects derangements of tho menstrual
organs. It strengthens tho nervous
system, gives tono to tho bodily func
tions, acts directly on tho genital
organs, and is the finest tonic for wo
men known to tho science of medicine.
ilttl llM OUYM.
WINEofCARJ)VI
The Wise will wait for the Big Show.
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After the Minnows Comes the Whale.
TERRY'S
Unci
e Tom's
TENT
CSaBssssSsraassSBsssssiir -T. I A- P , if -
VINITA-One Night Only,
Traveling in their own Two Pullman Cars,
&0 'JjESOIXjJES 40
Ponies, Donkeys, Bloodhounds,
Colored Jubilee Singing and Cake Walking.
Don't confound this with the would be imitators and Ply-by-Nlght concerns that
have been making your city, nailing under similar names.
Parade at 12 o'clock noon.
Performance at
Doors Open at 7:30 p. m.
Gen'l Admission
Wtll
CaiMl
Bros
Vinita, Wednesday, Sept. 10
Two performances Afternoon and Night. Two Rings. Klevated
Stage. Museum and Menagerie.
rionsterMajestic Spectacular
FREE STREET PARADE !
Unapproachable in Wealth and Grandeur.
Larger, Greater, Grander Than Ever
b.fnre with nn entirely new show
and wardrobes throughout.
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