Indian chieftain. [volume], October 09, 1902, Image 3

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

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Vinita's Dependable Stor
That is what has made the store what it iftoday, the largest in
the Cherokee Nation, and a reputation tliy extends all over the
Indian Territory. What you buy from you can depend upon
its being what we claim for it, if you fir
will cheerfully refund your money.
We will mention a few items this w
will demand:
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All Wool Flannels.
All wool rod (lnnnols 25 inches wido
hoavy qunlity ntul tnst colors, wort 20c
ft- 15c por yard
A honvy till wool flnnnol in rod or
bluo, 27 iuchoB wldo nnd oxtrtv heavy
worth 25c, at 20c por yard
Cotton and Outing Flannels.
1000 yards grfod woight cotton
flnnnols 25 inchos wido, worth 7c por
yard, for a fow days wo will mako tho
prico only 6c por yard
For 8ic por yard wo will offer tho
best quality of cotton flannols manu
factured. This is a very hoavy and
wido quality with a long knap and is
novor sold for loss than 10c por yard,
for a fow days only 8Jc por yard
75 piocos Amoskoag Tearlodowns
in plain colors, small figures and stripes
nd largo plaids. This is tho host qual
ity of outing flannels wovon, don't buy
a substituto, insist on it boing brandod
"Amoskoag." Wo havo thom in any
quantity and any stylo at 10c tho yard
Ladies' and Children's
Underwear.
Childron's union suits, ages from -1 to
14 years, heavy quality and full sizes
mado with a drop soat at. . . .25c per suit
Ladios' hoavy union suits, nicoly fin
ished with soft floocing, tho kind
you havo paid 75c for, at. . . ,50c por suit
Ladies' two pioco suit, woighs ono
pound to tho garment, tho best qual
ity you ever saw at 70c per suit
or s , .35c per garment
y l
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ankets.
not as represented we H;
that cool weather
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0 pairs cotton bod blankots woighs
2 1- pounds to tho pair, 104 wido, vory
sotand fleocy at 4Gc the pair
GO pairs hoavy woolon blankots in
nod colors, 10-1 wido and contains moro
ivarmth than any blankot ovor offorod for
tho monoy, only 2.50 tho pair
For 3.00 tho pair wo offer an all wool
bod blankot in gray and rod colors, also in
white, with boautiful bordors. You will
not find a blankot of this quality in any
storo for less than 3.50.
Fino hoavy comforts at 75c, 1.00 and
1. 50 oach,
Shawls and Hoods.
Fascinators, shawls and hoods, all col
ors, all stylos and all pricos. Soo tho shiwl
wo aro soiling for 25c each, it is tho boat
you ovor saw for tho monoy.
Ladies' and Children's
Wraps. Wo aro showing tho host styles, tho
best matorials and tho largest assortmont in
Viuita. Don't buy your wintora wraps till
you soo what wo aro showing.
Stylish Hats.
Thoso stylish looking hats you soo tho
ladios wearing woro mado in our millinory
department.
DAYS OF JUBILAIIUN.
Many Sister State Stmt Worthy
Sons to World Pair City to
Receive Their Due Recognitor!.
ChhRGF.D WHH MURDErT
I Committed Near Ardmore Over Ten
Year's Ago
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TCUFF'S.
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Local Savings.
Fino Jail weather this.
There U mi coal famine here.
Corn buskers aro In demand.
1 L.; Sorer went to Muskogco yes
terday. O. W. Orcen wai down from KoUo
Monday.
J. W. Skinner was hero from Adair
yesterday.
Fino coUco and tea a specialty at
Ualenttne'.
W, II. Morrison was In from Duck
Greek Tuesday.
Frank Skinner of lilt: Cabin was In
tho city Monday.
Cash or trade paid for butter and
eggs at HdlcHtltic'c
II. O. Bland of the townslti com
rnlsilon Is In Mutkngcc.
J A. and T. K. Thompson leftTues
day nlht for Tahhquali.
Chairman Long of t'u ttwnsltc
c 'ininlvteo Is In St. LouK
Mayor Trultt, of Afton, was a vis'
lt'ir hero Tuesday afternoon.
Geo. Nldlffer caino back from Mus
4c;gco on the flyor Monday night.
Mr. and Mrf. John Chandler aro
spcndlogafewdays in Muskogee.
Arch D. Ncal, tho brilliant Ghcti
pa attojrey Is heraTuoiday on legal
matters.
Mrs. MrKomlo nnd Nat Cure, of
Blujackot, wcro visiting relatives hero
Tuesday.
It. J. V Drowsier, special airent of
tho department of justice, was hero
yesterday.
Wanted A name for tho pictures
que lake on Illinois avenuo noar Wil
son Btrcet.
Ilanloy & Klnsella fancy blended
coffoo makoi a splendid drink. At
Balentlno',
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Chandler
left for a few dayV visit In Si. Louis
last evening.
W. S. Irvln, the eniclrnt Territo
rial Internal revenue collector, win
hero yesterday.
Money to Loan at 4 per cent. Equit
able Homo Association, A. T. Mur
phy, general agent.
Mr. and Mr. K, I). JVaysor will en-
tcrlalned soino of their frlonds Inst
etcning with a dance.
Earl Morrow, who has been 111 for
the past month with typhoid fever,
was able to bo out yo-terday.
Foley' Honey and Tar cures cough
and colds and prevents rnruraonla.
Tako no substitute. Sold by People's
drug storo. dw
Mrs. J. It. Warwick, of Wlnflcld,
Kaunas, and Mrs. John Crumby, of
Illinois, arc guests of Mr. O. II. Lali-
roan and family.
Foley's Honey and Tar
cures colds, prevents pncummta
Sold by Peorles' drug store,
No danger of consumption If ymi
ufo Foley' llooy and Tar tcurc
that tlubtmrii count). Sul'l hy l'e'
pies drug store. dw
J hn P. Welch was nnt coramlltcd
to Jail last week fur disturbing tho
pcaco as was tatcd in tbc Chieftain
but to be used as a witness only.
Hnollo Hell Is credited with hiving
carried his bcveiitj-two Inch circum
ference to safety through a fix-Inch
aperture at tho wreck Monday. Train
ing will tell.
A. II. Conlcy and Agnes WeMon
ncro united In marrlago yesterday
at tho Orcen hotel In this city. Rev.
L.O. Wulfo performed tho ceremony.
Tho couple camo from Columbia, Mo.
Elk's Carnlvlval,
Tickets over tho Kaly to Parsons
and return this week, on account of
the big Elk's carnival for tl 60. See
II. O. Low If, Katy Agent.
"Watch tho Kldnoya."
"When they are aQVtcd, life Is In
danger," as Dr. Aberoelhy, tho
gjoat English phytic! tti. Foley's Kid
ney Curo makes sound kidneys. Sold
by People's drug store, dw
California.
Low one way rates via the M. K. &
T. IUIIwav during September and
October. Wrlto James Darker, goo
era) passenger and ticket agent, St.
Louis, Mo., for rates, pamplcts, etc.
Dronohltls for Twonty Years.
- Mrs. Minerva Smith of Danville, III.
wrltci: "1 had bronchitis fur twenty
years and never got rellif until I used
Foley's Honey an 1 Tar, which Is a
sure cure." Contains nooplutes. Sold
by People's drug storo. d w
All Were Fined,
At tho hearing Monday afternoon
of C. E. Holderman and "two uegrooa
named Uarrl, with whom he hid a
mlzup at Welch lometlmo ago, nil of
the parttulpant were tlnod $50 oach
and costs.
Out of Death Jaws.
"When death seemed very near
from a severo stomaoh and liver (rou
ble, that I had sulToicd with forycara"
writes P. Muso, Durham, N. O., "Dr.
King's New Llfo Pills saved my life
and gavo perfect health." HoH pills
on earth and only 21c at Pe 'p'o'j and
A. W. Foreman' drug store. dw
To Enlarge Court House.
Tho coiiliact fur the addition to the
court homo will bo let within a few
days. The plans will call for the en
largement of tho clerk's oflleo and
couit room by building an oxtouslou
to the rear of the (milling.
Novor Ask Advloo,
When you have a cough or cold don J
ask what Is good fur It and get some
medlcluo with Uitlo or no merit and
perhaps dangerous. Ask for Foley's
Honey and Tar, the greatest throat
and lung remedy, It euros coughs und
colds quickly. Sold by Peoples, drug
storo. dw
Produce wanted at Hums' Racket.
Wiley's Kidney Cure
i ka kktmgyi an J bladder right
Sold h IojJps' drug tore.
Dangerln Fall Colds.
Fall colds are liable tu hang on all
winter leaving the toed of pucunioula,
bronchitis or consumption. Fuloy's
Honey and Tar euros quickly and pre
vents serious results. It la old and
reliable, trlod and tested, safe and
sure, coutalns no opiates and will not
constipate. Sold ly Peoples' drug
stoic dw
flsrrlage Licences.
A. II. Conloy, Jr.-Agncs Weldon,
Columbia, Mo.
John W. Wl birn-Lulu E Ceurley,
Owu6$a
W. VauHorr-Tharaa Extcr, Kansas
City.
Daniel Vandttfurd-Mary Adair,
Winter.
Forty Yoare' Torturo.
To be relieved from a turturlig
dl-ease after -10 years' torturo might
well cause tho gr.ttltudo of anyone.
That Is what DoWltt's Witch Hzl
Salvo did for C Ilaney, Geneva, O.
Ho says: "DoWltt's Witch HazM
Salvo cured me of piles after I had
suffered 40 years." Cures cuts, burns,
wounds, skin diseases. Dewaro of
counterfeits. A. W. Foreman. dw
A recent encyclopaedia dt fines
osteopathy as "a method of Irrtitutf
diseases of the huinnn body wlthSH
the use of drugs, by moans of manipu
lation npplled to the various nero
centers, chiefly those along the
spine." As there are no nerve centers
along the spine, the definition is
rather confusing-.
A Uozon limos a Night.
Mr. Owen Dunn, of Denton Feny,
W. Va , wrlto: "I have had kidney
and bladder trouble for years, and It
becamo so bad that I was obliged to
get up at lcat a dozen tlmoia nluht.
I never received any permanent bene
fit from any roodlclne until I tried
Foley's Kidney Cu'c. After us
ing two bottlos, I am cured," Sold by
rooples' drug store. dw
me attempt to remove foreign
bodies from tho car often results lu
more injury than the foreign body
would itself occasion. Votollnl says
thnt the point of n dagger loft in the
e r would not occasion the trouble
that tho attempt to remove it would
and intimates that in such a condi
tion lie would leave the dagger point
thds embedded.
The Silver Moon restaurant Is now
located three doors W6t of tho Cobb
Hotel In the Palton building, and so
better prepared to servo oysters In any
style; all klndi of gamo and flb in
scaoon; short orders a special!) ; finest
line of candlos and fruit In tho city.
We thank all of our old customers for
past patronago and hopo for a con
tinuance of same. J. S, Onoim, Prop.
MOTHERS
Who would keep their children In
good health, blmuld watch for tho
tlrst symptoms of worms, and remove
them with Whit' Croam Vermifuge.
It Is tho cblldrens' bsst tonic It
gels digestion at wurk so that their
food does them good, and thoy grow
up healthy and strung. 35c at Peo
ple's dru.' storo. dw
Presbyterians Will Uulld.
At a congregatl inal meeting hold
at the church Tuesday nlghtlt w. s de
cided to build a now church on iho
lot now oscupled by tho Presbyterian
church la this rr v, Tho structure Is
to co.t (0,000 and will bo of pressed
brick urstomiot modern architecture.
His LifotnPoill.
"I Just eemcd lo have gono all to
pieces," wrlioa Alfred Deo, of Wel
fare, Tex , "biliousness and a lamo
back had made llfo a burdon I could
not eat or sleep nnd felt almost too
worn out io work when I began to
use Electric Hilton, but tbey
worked wonders. Now I sleep
like a top, can sag, tyy thing, have
gained In BircnMji'aufl enjoy hard
work." Thoy r"V: vWoub health
and now life tuitejjckly, rundown
people Try tlieju. ' Jjfly GOo at Peo
ples ar.d A. W. TSojeman's drug
stores. T! dw
Look Out Por Fovor.
Dlllousness and liver disorders at
this season may be prevented by
cleansing the system with DoWltt's
Llttlo Early Rlsors. Those famous
Utile pills do not gripe. Thoy move
the bowels gontly, but copiously, and
by reason of the tonic propertle,
glvo tone and strength to tho gland.
A. W. Foreman. dw
Peculiar Viennese Custom.
At Venice when anyone dies it Is the
ustom to flx a placard btfore the
desd person's house, as well as In sd
Jtcent streets, as a sort of public no
tice, stating hi name, age, place of
birth, and the illness from which he
died, afllrming also that he recelvtd
the holy sacraments, died a good Chris
tian, and requesting the prayers of
the faithful. Chicago Journal
Better Than Dynnmlle,
When it comes to opening n heart,
flatterr is superior to dynamite.. -
Natural Anxiety.
Mothers regard approaching wlotc
with uneaslnoss, children tako cold o
easily. Nodlsoj'o costs moro little
lives than croup. It's attack I
suddon that the sufferer Is often be
yond' human aid before the doctor ar
rives. Such case ylold roadlly to
Ono Minuet Cough Curo. Llqulllcs
tho mucus, allays inflammation, re
moves danger. Absolutely safe. Acta
immediately. Curos coughs, colds,
grip, bronchitis, aU throat nod lung
trouble F. S. MoMah'in, Hampton,
Qa.: "A had ooll rendered mo voice
less Just bofore an oratorical conte.t.
I Inlcndod to withdraw but took Ono
Minute Cough Cure. It restored my
volco In time to win tho medal." A.
W. Foreman. dw
States the most remote in the
Uolon, (ho olilo-t and ynttngapi '
tipgreBt flelerlmod, were repre
s- nteil in the allotment ceremonies
si the World's Pair grounds in St.
Louis last week.
Texas, big enough and rich
oiiough for fivo great elates as la ge
ns New York, was there with a
otrong delegation headed by Gov
ernor Say res; Wisconsin, wlih Oiv
ernor Hoard ns the leader; Ne
bra-ka, with Governor Savage at
tho head of a Stalwart band of
commissioners, was there. Okla
homa sent Governor Forguson to
arcept the boautiful eito allotted to
that territory, and the governor
snid they would have had the pick
of tho sites if they had run for
them as they ran for town Biles
when Oklahoma was thrown open
to settlement.
Governor Durbin, oi Indiana,
sent Lieutenant-Governor Gilbert
to accept Indiana's silo. V. il.
Felzer accepted for Governor Bliss
of Michigan, Msjor IS, O. L-wis
was the "pedal representative of
Gov Denton McMillin, of Teunes
up. Senator John O. Carpenter
acceptt d for Kansas, former Gov
Larrabee for Iowa, Cat. John II.
Averill (or South Carolina, Dr. 0.
13. Quinn and II II. Henry for
G vernor Longlno of Mississippi;
Cmgre?man John K. Stewart,
James II. Callahan and John 0.
Woodbury for Governor Odell, ol
N-w York.
Governor Yates of Illinois sent
Senator II. M. Dunlap.IIon. Olark
E Carr and Waller Wardor to ac
cept the Illinois tlte. Slaoy D.
Rankin and Hon. II. M. Daugh
er y represented Governor NaBb,
of Ohio, Gov. Orman, of Colorado,
"was represented by Oapt. G. V.
Thatcher, Thos. J. O'Donnell and
Van S. Rouse.
Governor Dockery, oi Missouri,
was on hand in person to accept
the Missouri building silo. Gov.
Murphy, of New Jersey, was rep
resented by E Rappleye and Ira
W. Wood. Clarence Dallam and
the Hon. W. C. P. Breckcntidge
accepted for Kentucky, and Gov.
Jeff Davis represented Arkansas.
The many speeches were lull of
heartiness and enthusiasm, many
oi them of inspiring eloquence and
rich in expreseivonesB and beauty.
''heee events have served to prove
that the entire country is alive to
the importance of the Exposition,
and (hat all states and territories
MS "llal nnrArrrWKlhlMfr
greatness, and tell in no uncertain
.Way the slory of their advance
Mcnl in material progress and
Boble citizenship.
David R Franois, president of
the World's Fair commission, was
particularly happy and versatile
in his remarks as bo in'raduoed
the various stuto representatives
and instructed the director of
works to deliver the Bites. The
visitors were entertained at lunch
eon at the Country Olub, again at
tho Administration building and
lastly by the Business Men's
League, with a banquet to the vis
iting governors nt the Mercantile
Club. .
The part ol the eite set apart for
the state buildings comprises
about ono hundred acres at the
southeast corner of the 1190 acre
parallelogram which oonstiluttB
the orld'B Fair grounds. It is
on a plateau Houlh of the govern
ment building, and all will be con
venient lo the great railway termi
nals at the south side of the
grounds. The sita are ail con
spicuous and accessible.
During allotment week St. Louis
was honored with tho presence
both of the World's Fair National
commission, whom President Mo-
Kinley appointed, and the Gov
ernment board, whose members
represent tho various executive
departments, the Congressional
Library, Sumbaouian Institution,
Bureau of American Republics,
Fish Commission and Bureau of
Llnr.
Sites allotted other than those of
the Fbderal government and states
moiitiuned were those for the
Temple of Fraternity, the Burns
Cottsge and Stirling Castle, the
House oi IIoo Hon, or organized
lumbermen; Travelers' Protective
Association building, Alaska, Ha.
wtli, the Ptillipines and unrepre
sented Btatee whioh had requested
that sites be reserved.
"Bud" Kigli0h,an alleged horse
tliief, lias luen arrested at Aid
m rr rhargecl with the murder of
Win. Caine an nflloer, ten years
sg'.
At tho Mine of tho murder, it is
alleged, Caino with a posse waB in
pursuit of n gang of horse thieves,
of which Kngllsh was a member.
Overtaking thorn a fight resulted
during whleh Calne was killed.
One of the members of tho poxse
met English on the streets of Ard
moro Tuesday and claimed lo
recognize In him the man who
shot Calne. English was arrested
by a depuiy marshal and will be
given a preliminary hearing with
in a few days
1 jn
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MISS MAY MARKELL
A Socloljr Hollo of London,
Arnold Reinstated.
J. E. Arnold, of South McAl
ester, who was disbarred from
practice before the Dawes commis
sion for eorao alleged irregulari
ties in Ohsotaw citizenship cases,
has beep reinstated by the Secre
tary of the Interior.
Boautiful Complexions
Are spoiled by uitnganykiad of
probation that fills the pores of
the skin. The beet way to secure a
clear complexion, frco from salluvi
ne, pimple, blotebe, eta, Is to
keep the live In good order. An oc
casional dove of Heroine will cleanse
the bowels, regulate the liver, and to
oetablUh a clear, healthy coin pi ox I on
sOo at Peoples' drug 'tore. dw
Open to Lawton.
On October 1st the Frisco System
placed In operation tbc recently com
pi o tod Hoc between Or -leash rd
Liwton, Oklahoma, thu 'urnlsi t g
sot vice from either St. Louts or Kan
sas City via Oklahoma City to tbc
heart of the recently opened Kiowa
and Comanche country.
Tho Worst Form.
Multitudes are sieging the praises
of Kodol, the new dUcovory which Is
making to many slclc people well and
weak people strong by digesting what
they eat, hy cleansing and aweotco
ing the stomach and by transforming
their food Into iha klud of pure, rich,
red blood that makes you feel good all
over. Mrs. Crauttli of Troy. I.T.,
writes: "For a numberof years 1 was
troubled with Indigeetoo and dypop
sia which grew Into the worst form.
Finally I was Induced to usu Kodol
and after uilng four bottles I am en
tirely cured. I heartily recommend
Kodol to all suflerors from Indigestion
and dyspepsia." Take a dose after
meals It digests what you oat. A
W. Foreman. dw
Missionary Society Entertained.
The IIuiim Mteslpnary Society of
tho Method ehttrch was delight
fully cr.ter:iot)i M the home of Mrs.
J. A. VUuj5rarMliix afternoon.
TrMSSi nd a plea-
menu wrwrd. Those pretent
wore: Me 4sMt J. L. Dray, C. L.
Ilrownlug C. Hallard, W. H. Dar
rough, Fr itiK UiHingslea, Oha. Hum,
Lulu Ketley, J. o Quilllon, McCture,
Fannie Akin, 0. O. Ilerry, Fannie
Hill, Arthur Masterson, J. T. Uuntor,
Wilson Franklin, Tom Collins, W. T.
Wade, J. M. Darrough and sister.
hBiLrr lit Imlia.
Die barbrrs of India rank with tbt
vaiberwomfo. The ton of a barbel
roust be a barber all his life, and hli
w Ife must be a barber's daughter. 1 he
Hindoo ahaver travels about in tearcb
of customer, and the barberlng it
done in the street. Hot there are nc
stools, both barber and customet
squatting on their beela while the op
eration Is performed. The Hindoo bar
ber is a manicure and a chiropodist ai
well, and hU pay is wretchedly small
Barbers iu India, working as servants
for a swell native family, or for a Eu
ropean, reeeive from tlM to two dol
lars a month. They often act as sur
geons, and they make a specialty ol
piercing the ears of young girls foi
earrings, while barbers' wives are al
most always hairdressers. Detroit
Free Press.
3 A M ft B JTa LVE
ne-1 " " va In tho worts'
FOREIGN GOSSIP.
ISSMAYMMIKFXL
of London, Ontario,
Canada, is a bennti
lul ciri who knows what
stiffetlng is and Wine of
varum nasurougutbertark
to health. She is one of the
social favorites of her home
and her recovery to health
has permitted her to enjoy
tho company of her many
friends lntal of bins on
a bed of sickness and suffering. For
the health she now enjoys she gives
credit to Wine of Cardui. She writes:
1 have found Wine of Cardui an excel
lent remedy for female trouble. I suffered
for three years with terrible beafag -down
pawi at the mtrutrual period. I could
hardly stand on my feet and was never
real well. Wine of Cardui was the only
mtdlclne that I couli depend on to do me
any good, as I hied several with no suc
cess. Wine of Cardui cured me and I
have now enjoyed perfect health for two
years, and give you all the credit for I
Icnow you deserve it."
For a young girl Wine of Cardui is
the beat remedy to guide her through
womanhood by starting the menstrual
m,jf
-bki 7i
itut Mat ittrMU
, Canada. Jf
flow in a healthy and Dal
nral manner. Menstruation
started right is very easy to
keep regnlar through the
years of mature womanhood.
Then tho "change of life"
need not be feared. Thus
Wine of Cardui is woman's
best relief from youth to
old age. A million women
hare scenred blessed relief
from their sufferings by tak
ing this treatment. It relievos men
strual troubles in an incredibly short
time. In a simple caso of deranged
menses Wine of Cardui never fails. To
rcliovo disordered menses is to remove
tho cauje of other female troubles. Any
physician will tell you that to ranovo
tho cause of a disease renders tho cniv
easy, in fact seldom fails to complete
tho cure. If you would hare tho same
relief which Miss Makell secured try
Wino of Cardui. You can take it with
out an examination and without any
nublicitv whatever. You can tako it in
tho privacy of your homo and secure
just as much benefit as if a doctor had
prescribed it for you. Thousands of wo
men are feeling the vigor of returning
ncaun oy taxing wino or. v;aruui.
WINE of CARD VI
million suffering women
havo found relief in
"Wino of Cardui.
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First National Bank,
VINITA, INDIAN.TBRRITORY.
CAPITAL, tfoo.ooo. SURPLUS, Uo.ooo.
01det and Stroagest National Bank In the Cherokee Nation.
r- DIRECTORS.
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RATCUFF, If.
B. F. FCR1NER, E.B.FRAYSEJ, A. L. CHUU11LL, E.tf.
A. GRAHAM, . O. HALL, G. W. CLARK, II'. E. UALSELL.
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Does a Bafo Qonoral Banking Business.
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We have the only record of the Cherokee town lot
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Best teams and buggies at reasonable rates.
Transient stock receives the best of care.
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"Tho Golden State Limitod"
Is the Name ol the New Rock bland Sys
tem Train to California, Via Kansas
City and El P.uo, Tea.
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photos, the latest and
finest.
Recently tho Rock Island system
oftaiod 1)00 cash prlco for tlio most
appropriate name for their now
limited train to California, via Kan
sas, via Kansas 01 ty and Kl Paso, Tox.
Tnoro wore thousand ot names pre
sented front nil parti ot Ibo Uulted
States. The namo dcoldod upon via
"Tho Golden Slate Limited," sub
mitted by T. II. Davis of the Now
Yurk Central llnw, Denver, Colorado.
Keep warm I Elegunl line ot heat
er, at Darrough Hurdwaro Co's.
Peru hat a eoaat line of 1,640 miles.
The present population of Holland
exceed 6,100,000.
The preaettt popalation of Ecuador
Is ahout 1,100,000, Including Indians.
Sueoeaiful experiment in raising
tea have in resent years been made
on the Caucasian ooast ot the Black
am.
Fashionable Moscow lap dogs are
now hand-painted in deooratlvo de
signs, according to the St. Petersburg
Kovoe Vremya.
A British oruiser, the Iasdora, was
prevented from sailing from Ports
mouth on time recently, because her
condensers were clogged with eels.
Thomas Atkinson, who helped
Stephenson build the Iloeket, has been
70 years In a trades union and beada
the membership list ot the Amalga
mated Society of Engineers. lie ts 90
years of age and bat drawn benefit
money from the union for 27 years.
Prussia on December 1, 1900, accord
ing to the official census figures, had
8I.4TJ.100 Inhabitant', of whom 10,971,
' were males and 1741,081 females.
The kingdom contained 21,817,577
Protestants, 12,113,670 Catholics (In
cluding OreeU Orthodox), 139,127 mem
bers ot other Christian sects, and 393,
m Jews.
Hungary has 11 towns ot 60,000 In
habitants, or more, according to the
reeent census. Buda-Pesth has 73V
000, Stegedla, 103,000; Maria There.-
lopol, 80.000; Uebreesin, 73,000; l'ret.
burg, 60,000; Iladroerovasarhely, 01.
000; Keishemet, 57,000; Arad, 80.000;
Temesvar, "4,000; .Qroswardein and
Klauaenburg, 50,000 each. Agram, in
Croatia, has 01,000 inhabitants.
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