Indian chieftain. [volume], October 30, 1902, Image 4

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tod sometimes extinguishes the fire o( l
amhttlon." Though great desptto fall
Bomplalnt Field suffered from Indlges-1
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36 HEREFORD
...BULLS...
FOR SALE
From ten month to (our yours
old, r gistcrefl, nnd somo soven
uightus Iloreford rv d ono
rlltlt Sliurt-IIorn, tit
$50.00 EACH
Just right to turn with herds.
HikvWh rum-h, ') miles south
uot of Clu'topu, Knnsnv
M. HOLDERMAN.
THE LIVE STOCK MARKE1
OF ST. LOUIS.
1 ho St. Louis National
Stock Yards.
Locat5datEj3tt. Loals. III.
tlrellTaxnitlbetly o St Lualt, Da
ri tar all imerlDllfto of Utr Stook alwar. Ii
ri (or all imerlpllno of l.lt stool alwar
attindtnn, and wlthlo thr (rnDDlt i
01 in.
Stoek Ttrdi I. a Bf.f Oaalio
nuompnr
or. v ti
a Ktpiultf fortunthtlrlnf .mbJ oreiuii
.li y. aal Pork l'taklnc titiblUhpif nil ht-
MpteltT for Uatht.rlnr tLim Min flili,
O. O. KNOX. Vice Prt.
a T.JO.&S,0 . l!fr.
L. V. nOAKE. Ain't Oen. Mr.
I.AWDEI. HUNT. Urn. Asent for T
nrl ladtMfi TrrltrT
BADGETT & MILFORD,
P.O. VINITA. t.T.
Also
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Cl CO ' nrlzt hip and ldc near bick.
OhUmi so.l ynnnxpr cuttle QM
A.i nMrreaiile ro lallj-brmidcd ultbO'
Irft tnuiiir or aide. Younr eattli
rem '.el umler b.lf crop rlxbt and and'rbH
lcm r
P-ratarat oh Itock Ore.k. near Adair
.Ian lunrtrr are alfrm,at Ml'ltirr Uroi
a- ol I'abla Urrak Herd principally cow
J. tt GRAY,
10 Mile Northwest of VIolUi.
O King on P.
I'ow Greek
Cuttlr ot .Msbranf
mid ouij- tor .bli
ninl. 1100 nward orcou
Tlctlon ot iteulln
bla brand
B. R. TAYLOR,
Postofflcr. Vlnlta, I. T.
Siaooth iroDlt
lirtctr.iodcror
nu Iflll in tar
rlrnt
eomieiltli Ir
tirloai ol he
bnidt Amrk
Bind on Lo
can crttk, fori
mlUn.e.orVI alia.
W V MILLER,
rHtr.fflce Vlnlta, Ind. Tor.
Range on Lo
cmt and Lit
tie 'tiaIr
rreekiObrar
on
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and blp,
rloqa eat
marka. Sold
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rfitnt.
Half-Breed
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Shotes For Sale.
Cross with white belt hogs.
JOHN SWAIN.
Ifcrir
Gex & Miller,
Livery, Sale ind Feed Stable
Special attention to dritirg trade.
Wagon yard in connection.
pauae No 6. So Wilsou St., Vlnit
Finley's Barber Shop.
We have put la an addition
al clutir and now have four
chain In operation, enabling
us to idvc fjtler service.
ou dwi't liave to wait.
T. J-'INLUY, Proprietor.
Calves
For Sale 1
About evenly divided be
tween steers and heifers.
Weaned and ready for de
livtiy. Aay be seen at
Ailitary crossing of Cab
in Creek, i2 miles south
ot Vinita.
IJadgeti&Milford.
Vinita, I. T.
Foley's Honey and Tar
cures colds, ptvvcnis pneumonia.
8ii i y lV"i'- oruu iro.
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R. B. Time Table
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S&lnt Louis Rt)d
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TiaiD lio. Local 7: Warn
fA'Sooiul, K&QS&S and
TtxAjs K&l way
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.-
E0GAR SMITH,
(Mellette & Smith.)
ATTORNKY-AT-IyAW.
fto Hi l. 2aoi;i, i o. li.iurtirnf.
Vinita, I. T.
DR. L. BAOI1Y,
THYSICIAN and SURORON.
Omce In Nov Ratcllfl Dutldini;. Tele
phone lot. Vlnlta, Ind Ter.
fAXIESS. DAVBNrORT,
1 ATTORNBY AT LAW.
tooma 9 and lo, New Halscll Building,
Vinita, I. T
davenport & Hall, Attorneys at Law,
Hank Dulhllni-. Claremote, I, T
wv1-
KORNBOAY,
ATTORNBY AT h'
Vnd Notary Public, Office In new Half
ell building, Vlnlta, I. T. Will practice
n all the United Stntcscouruof the I. T.
CHAS
W. DAY. D. D S.,
Sold Crown and Bridge Work a Special-
7. Office over I"t National Bank
VINITA. . T.
E.A. STUB3LEFIELD.D.M.D.
OfllceoverE'tUn Fur I'tire Co., Oray
Halscll hul dl'ic, Vmlla, I.T.
MEREDITH BROS,,
VeterinarylffiSr
Permanently located. Office, nt
Webb BroV. stables, Soutb Wilson
street. Office phone 52, Residence
phone 69. Hospital tor patients.
DR. WIRIER,
file only Exclusive Eye, Bar and Nose
Specialist in the Indian Territory
ivf! s$P.
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3yes treated and glasses properly fitd
Office at Drug Store.
The Most Direct
Route from either north
or south, to the Famous
Health Resort and
SpriiiRS of
is via the
Descriptive literature concerning
this delightful resort furnished
upon appication to
Passenger Traffic Department,
FRISCO SYS1 EM,
Sslnt Louis.
We Ar Not
Sospes'stitEOiis
But we Believe In Signo.
See Woodard for your
signs. Shop north of Fris
co depot.
New and second
hand Furniture.
Repairing all kinds
Pictures framed with a
guarantee.
If jou want to soil or buy
second-linml furnituro soo
Bruno Qraffunder
TIIHOOGII TRAIHS
'mibi'mnw'i
THE KATY WAY"
OSTJKS f!h:if.L FOI-ilS IH
ftlissouri, Kansas,
Indian Territory, Oklahoma,
Texas & Mexico.
PULLMAN CUrfCT SLEEPERO
ANO nEOHHINO CHAIR CARS
ON ALLTlir.OUQH TRAINS.
M FAST TIME takc
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:'E KATY FLYER"
iJIC3T CERVICC.
.. gtaSTBBTU iwaaiaaway
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BANNER
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A HEALTH POLICY
Tho system Is. from natural
causes, debilitated or run-down
both In tho spriua; and fall. The
seasons' changes are always a tax i
on tuo numati orgatusni. uno
blood becomes impure In tho
spring, mul vitality lugs in tuc ran.
A Ilttlo care, a llttlo assistance,
and nature will do the rest, as It Is
always trying to maintain health.
Frequently tho Weakest organ v '11
show the most disorder, and tn
often leads to wrong treatment.
For tlio tlo imitated conditions
of spring or full, or any other
time, for that matter, tho right
thlnff to do Is to build tin tho
whnlo Hvstein. It Is not your stoin-
nnh. or liver, or nerves alono that
Icauso tho troublo; you aro 'weak
ened all over and must havo re-
uowod strength and vitality. These
E-rpfc. you cannot get so
snieiy as uy using
- . , r. .
Ob. HARTER'S
BRON TONIC
When von uso Dr. Ilarler'a Iron
Tonlo you are helping to renew
1110 vigor 01 every nocr or your
body. You aro cleansing nnd cn
rlclilntr your blood: vou aro
strengthening your stomach and
Increasing tho digestive fluids; you
aro building up nnd renewing tho
activity of your kidneys and liver;
and you aro feeding nnd revitaliz
ing your nervous system. You
cannot do this without getting
well, nnd you cannot tako Dr. liar
tcr'sjron Tonlo without doing It,
gtmmwmmmmmkWmwmmmmm
Ciiicaoo, Ili Nor. a, mi.
The Dr. Harter ittdtetni Con Dayton, O.
UR-iLiuttt- Inn heil tntlnclrrecom.
mend Dr. llarter'a Iron Tonic, a I
Riyr
firmly bellOYo It l the bcit tonle on tbe
market to-dny. Ererr sprtnir and fall
my ixiicin icemi 10 do in nreu 01 n
tonle. and (or tho nut three Teari I
have taken a bottle of yonr tonle twice
a year. 110:-. joiin j. i obuwo.
Itntrrtrntath to On JtUrwit Lrgitlaturt.
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11 uigooa bi., -DicaEO.
FOR SALE tVERYWUERE.
Local Savings.
BLUB ft WILSON,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
AbOTsMlller'i
Furnltare Store.
VINITA.I. T
W. II. Morrl-oti was here from Duck
Greek Saturday.
I'ryor Farley went to Kansai Olty
Friday mornliik.
Mrs. Harry Hunt Is visiting at Col
leo Grove, Tenu.
Mr. K. H. Frayser wai vl. I ting In
Chelsea last wrok.
E. E. Uriokny of tho Tulsa Demo
crat was hero today on business.
Mrs. Junathtn Gore and sou were
visiters from Illuojacket Friday.
Cba. Poole of Chelsea was here last
Thursday on his way to Muikoucc
W. J. Cloiuens Ind a oar of lions on
tho Kansas Cl'y ru irkct Thurduy.
Mr. and Mrs. A, S. Nottingham .f
Eiglo were shopping here Sit'irday.
Mrs. Lon Uongo bus bcn onjoyii g
a visit from her sister the pat week.
Matt Flanagan wai among tbe
CowlysltluII visitors In Vlnlta Friday.
A thirty foot extcnulun Is boiug
built lo the United S ales oourt house.
Mt. D. a lined lift last week for
Honey Grove, Texas for an extended
visit.
A tori.ey E 'gar Smith ha been .til
mltted to prnctlcifore the eiiprcme
coirt.
Charley NeA-iuHnisotauluga liter)
barn on the Bast tide, near tbe opera
hou'e,
Tbe brick for the new bank build
ing for the Vlnlta NiUoiml Is being
uulouded.
Old Graham was here from Wjgoner
Friday locking for some Clicrokte
allotments.
Mrs. Josie Hall returned from Jop-
tin Friday where she enjoyed the
Elks Curulrul.
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph PInri'iard ar
rived here from Fort Leaven i, rh
Thursday night.
The Thomas' wheat dillls are the
boil made. Sold by Green & Itood
Implement Co. w
Gieen&Rjod Implement Co. are
making spiclal prices on bugglc, for
tbe next 30 days. w
Dr. Frszoe Is the proud postessor ot
a haudtome ebooy cane presoutad to
him by Dr. I'lLquurd.
Miss Martha Wilson orCeotralla,
who has been attoudlng the public
school Is ill with fever.
Mrs. S. i. Wa.len, who has been
quite III at CaNVillc, Mo., for some
time, returned home lat week.
Chas. It. Wakefield of tho Clinton
Female oollege was bote Friday in
the luteroit of that In-tHutl m.
Mrs. Aohglll, miitberof Harry Aeh
gill, roiurnoJ to Collejvllle Sunday
after a week's visit with tier son.
Most FMoo trains oarry extra
coiolios to accommodate Indian ter
ritory and Oklahoma home seekor.'.
Mrs. Julio Harlan win called by
wire Friday to the bedside of her
father who Is oiltlotlly 111 at Carthut.e
Mo.
Green & It-xtd Implement Co. un
loaded a oar of Thomas whoat drills
yesterday. See them before buying a
drill. w
Ex?cna"r Tom Monroe was bore
last week on his way to and from
Mutkogco where he had bfon before
tho Dawos Commission.
R, Loe Ojmeruf Olaremuro spent a
day or two In Vlnlta laitwsek inter
viewing our grocery men In the Inter
eit of the Swift Packing Co. of Kan
sasCity.
:lt Ooo. BlKht to the Spot,"
When pain or Irritation oxhtson
any part of tbe body, tho application
of Iiallard's Suow Liniment will give
prompt relief. "It woes right to the
spot," said an old mao who was -rubbing
It In, to euro his rheumatism.
0 R. Smith, J'ropr. Smith House,
TVuuha, Texaf, wrltos: "I have usea
IUlUrd's Snow Llnlmont In roy
family for ereral years, and have
found It to be a lino remedy, for all
nchea ntid nalm. and I iciiouimend It.
for pains in tho throat an1 chest,"
2")C, 80o aod II at I'eopV drug
Store. w
YT
Wanted tft ltrfy'A fncdlum slzfed
flrivlug animal for family use, ruaro
preferred. Or tho use ot uno for oato
and few). Geo. Illugln",
AtOlilcfiHlii oill.c.
flarrlago Licencea.
Will E. HtOti-Mny M. Cop0M,
L' xlnuton Junction, Mo.
Geo. A. Wilsori-Manile CojdIi, Ohcl
i"0.. J. H.llatidsin-l'carl Smith, V 11 ta
W. II. Vanii-Iiilc G llavt", Luntf
pah
InmoH ltieMrs. Louolla 8msrt,
Ccnlrallii.
S. J. Giuvo"Dorutliy Olirlitiun,
Vlnlta.
C. K. Sjundois-Ledu Price, Vlnlta
Foit SALit-One hiiudiod and twe.ity
acros of tlrsl-clim hay land, adjnlntng
town Adair; alto one all anient on my
farm south of town,
Ida A. Oahbtson, Adair, 1 T
ToJLure a Cold In One Day
Take Laxative llrnmo Qululnc Tab.
uts. All druggists refund tho money
if It falls to cine. E. W. Gr-iro'sslg-naluro
Is 011 each Ikix. 26c. w
Farm Fin Salh l.'l5 acres In oultl
vatloo, 150 acres gr.tst laud; locatod
two and one-half miles southeast of
Adulr. Oill on or uildrci',
Mhs.F.Hknuy, Adair, 1. T.
Tlie Best Prescription for Malaria
Chills and Fever Is a bottle of Grove's
Tasteless Chill Tonic. It Is simply
Iron and quinine In a taitcless form.
No cure, no pay. Prlco 60c. w
FOR SALE An Improvement con
sisting of 210 aeios black lluio-lono
land, with a 3-roum houjc, bam and
plenty of water; 20 rallos nor.h of
Vlnlia, 7 miles nnrihrast of Centra
Ha, on Clear creek.
1 H04. Davidson, Klnnlson, I. T.
Hereafter thoo who ileslro to rco
me will tlnd rue at the law ofllco of
Hutching', Parker & Westlu the
RatclItT building, Wilson street,
Vlnl a. G 1:0 11 ok I). Demison.
wll
You Know What You Are Taklnr
When you tako Grove's Tastclets
Chill Tonic becauic the formula Is
plainly printed on every bottle show
Ing that it Is simply Iron and quinine
In a tasteless form. No cure, no pay
60c. w
Charged With Cutting Timber.
Light men charged with the un
lawful cutting of timber were brought
In by Deputy O. II. Rhode of Watt
villa lust weo.c. Chlof ofJPollce Hill
of Sllocim Springs itssltcd Deputy
Rhodes in bringing the men In.
Farm For Sale.
A well Improved ICO-acro tract ot
lai d, good notice and barn, well, etc.
Has line location tho south boundary
line Is Ramona. Will trade for good
town properly. Call on or address,
Albert Keelcr, Rtmona, I. T.
Wanted
Five allotments on goo 1 land; will
have to pay for Improvements on In
stallment or give tlruo on land.
Would llko one or two allotments on
mineral or coal land. Addrc4,
II. T. ClIANDLEtl,
wl2 Oguchu, I. T.
Sold Booze In Shadow of Court.
I. H. Drown, a crippled whisk ped
dler, piled his trulllc in tho very
hatluw of tho court at Miami during
he recent sesilon and tried to escape
the penalty on account of his physical
tviiMlHl'tn. lie will be taken caro of
at Lesvonworth fur the next lifted!
months.
G A. Robert'" of Llritne', 111., suf
fered four yenrn with a wad In his
stomach and could not eat. He lost
65 pounds. To bottles of Dr. Oild
we'l's Syrup repMn returod his ay
petite, cured his .tohiach trouble and
today ho Is well and hearty and sajs
ho owos bis health .to Di. Caldwell's
Syrup Pepsin. People's drug store, w
A Pleased Customer.
W. M. Smith and wife of Alluwo
were tradln.' In VmlM lust week and
returned home Thursday. Mr. Smith
purchased 120 worth of good from
Vinlte stoici and went awa7 very
tn u oh pleated with prices and goods
and remarked to a reporter for tho
Ch'oftaln that Vlnlta ought to be
proud of her merchants.
Taken Up
One Iwy horse about tour cars old.
Brand W on the from foot. Is about
fourtoen hinds high. One sorrel mare
colt, both front feet white, one bind
f Hit white, white utrip In face. Thcso
oulCs are kept 1 n James Tin rnsbrugb
plaee about seven 111II01 southeast ot
OotTey vllle, Kirisas. Taken up by L.
J. Elder. wl2
Buys Miami Republican.
L. F. Parker, r has purchased tho
Miami Republican fur his nephew, U.
W. Parker, of Merlden, Connecticut,
who has taken charge of the plant
and Issued his Inlt'al number last
week. II. C. Brandon will have charge
of the editorial and news department
while Mr. Parker will attend to tbe
butlnew and inecbanlcil department-.
A well equlpred p'ant will lo In
stalled at once and tho naocr con
ducted alut'g progressive lines.
Proud of It.
Mayor Frod Girdncr, who Is asso
ciated with Balllrgton Booth In the
American Volunteers, speaking re
cently of experiences I1 organlxitlnn
wutk, said thtt when In Holyoke,
Mas- , at one time ho was aslgneJ to
an aged couple named Dahm fur en
tertainment. "Mr. and Mrs. Dahm wore ado
llglitful couple," continued the Major
"but their naino didn't appeal to me.
In conversation with my hostess I
male what I ooiiildcred was a happy
compromUo and addrossed her as
Mrs. Dulim.' After uslni my rovlsed
version several t'mo, I was somowhat
takan aback to have lb, lady of the
profane patronymic say:
" 'Faidori me, MaJ'ir, but our name
Is Dahm, not Dolim, and wo are the
only Dahm family In Holyoke.' "
Never A.k Advioo,
When you have a cough or cold don't
ask what Is good fur It and get some
medicine with Utile or no merit and
perhaps dangerous. Ask for Foloy'e
Honey and Tar, the gruateit thvoat
and lung remedy, It cures coughs and
colds quickly. Sold by Peoples, drug
store dw
Stops the Cough and Works otf tho
Cold.
Laxatlvo Ilnuun Quinine Tabids
euro n cold In or 0 day. No euro, no
pay. Prlco 25 cent. w
A Card.
During tile imiiiih if Novnuiher,
low, I w It bo In tbo ofllco ot Drs.
Forlmr ami llnghy, ulirro I Wi I Im
pii-H'O'l in -ro nil pt'ti uns requiring u.y
p-t fcs.iniirtl t.rrvico as oculist and
Hiin.t. .l.inrit liNquAttu, M. D,
New Mayor of Wagontr.
At a special s 'on of tie Wsgnner
city council Judgo Doggctt was olect
ol to succeed J. O. Cnavcr as mayor.
Mr. Casaver's prlvalo luterosts de
manded his entire Httnnlloti, and ho
recently tendered hi rtIgriatlon.
8W&
rnrm--
Thta ilgnitarc In on every box ot Iho genuine
Laxative Bromo-Quininc Tablets
the remedy tbat rtirr. it rolil In ino lay
Do You Want to Ynwn?
Feel colli shivering, idling In the
bones, lack of energy, hoadachc, and
groat dcprcMon? Those symptoms
may be followed by violent headache,
high fever, extremo nervousness, a
condition known as malaria. Hcrblne
cures It. Tako It beforo tho dlea?o
gets a fair bold, though It will work a
euro In any stage. J. A. Hopkins,
Manchester, Kan., write: "1 have
ucd your great medicine, Hcrblne,
for several years. Thcro Is nothing
better for m.ilnrln, chills and fever,
headache, biliousness, and for a blood
purifying tonic, thcro is nothing as
good." 60c at Peoples' drug store w
Jail Notes.
Bin Edwards.chargod with larceny,
was brought In from Salllsaw by Dep
uty Fryc.
Alonzu Calvin and Alec Calvin,
charged with introducing and dis
pensing, were brought In by Deputy
IkcGllslrap.
J. W. Foe, charged with selling
mortgaged property, was brought In
by Deputy Frye, of Salllaw.
Of Interest to Women.
Women who have thcmelves suf
fered from the evil effects of constipa
tion and Indigestion will he Interest
ed In tbo following letter from a
falhor whose daughter was given up
to die by two ptiyslcl in : "My daugh
ter has stifferod from Indlgostlon for
the pant five years and has trlol noar
ly everything that she could hear of
for such trouble. Sho was confined to
her hed when she began taking Dr.
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin and after
taking one Mftv-cenl bottlo she lsabl
to wulk a mile at a time and during
tho day joterday walked 'i) mllc. I
feel like praising Dr. Galdwe.l's Syrup
Pepsin becauso two doctors told mo
my daughter could not got well and
I feel that sho Is on a fair road to per
manent relief. ltospectfully, J. H
M. CnocKKu, Nixon, Tenn., Aug. 0,
HrOO, Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Is
sold In tlfty-ccut andtl bottles, un
der a posltlvo guarantee, by Peuples'
d'ug store w
NOTICHI
Notice is hereby given lo the
Cherokee Na'ion that the Commia
nlon to tho Five Civilir-d Tribes
will, at any lime prior to tho linst
day ol December, 1902, receive
and consider the complaint or
grievance which any citizen may
deaire lo present concerning the
classification placed upon landa of
that tribe which he duairca to ee
I ret aa an allotment. Such cj.ii.
plaint must be made under oath
boforo an oilier having a seal,
ruust describe the land in question,
must show that affiant desires to
select tho Bume in allotment for
blmBelf or those whom he lawtully
represents and indicate in what
particulars tho classification here,
lofore made should be modified,
No complaint received after (he
30th day of November, 1902, will
be coneldcred, and thereafter tbe
classification of lands will be de
clared fixed and final, and not eub
ject to change from any cause.
By Order of the Commission.
Tams B,xnv, acting chair'n.
Muakogee, I. T.. Oct. 8, 1902.
Ch?ap Selllers' Ral?s 10 the
Par W?sl and NorlhuJesi.
The Burlington Route renews the low
oneway Settlers' rate of $25.00 from
Missouri River to California, Portland
and the Puget Sound country every day
during September and October, with
correspondingly low rates to the Spo
kane District and the Ilutte-Helena vis
trlct; also proportionate rates from inte
rior Missouri, Kansas and Southwest
terrltoiy.
"The Burlington Northern Pacific
Ezprcu" is the great through train leav
ing Kansas City daily, for the North
west. Through Coaches, Chair Cars,
(seats free), bUndard and Tourist Sleep
ers to Butte, Helem, Spokane, Tacoma,
Sfltll. Portland. fVttit,f.tln, nlH
from Denver at night joining this North-
ntn nam bi Alliance, Acu
Visit the Old Homo East
Home visitors' excursions to points In
Ohio and Indiana: datea of sale Septem
ber ICth and 23d; limit 30 days.
Also excursion rates to Ohio and
Indiana during the first week of Octo
ber, at the time of the big Grand Army
reunion in Washington, D. C.
To Chicago The Burlington's famous
"IW'is the best known and most popu
lar train from Kanias City and St. Joseph
to Chicago. v
To St. Louis Tr.o dally trains carry
ing all classes of standard Burlington
equips .it.
Homoseokers Excursion
On the first ami third Tuesday of Sep
tember and October, to many sections of
the West and Northwest.
Consult our nearest agent or write the
undersigned for full information, printed
matter and tbe least cost of your pro
po:ed trip.
L. J. BRICKKR, T. P. A., 823 Main St.
Kansas City, Mo.
L. W. WAKELKY. O. P. A., St Louis.
C. M. LEVY, Oeii'l Manager,
St Louis, Mo
New Havan 8 day
clocks and alarm only
$3.25. Pirate Alarm
clocks 98c each at Rose's
Book Store. d!5
KaiennrnHanaannaii
BRUTALITY OF OLD LAWS.
nnnkrnnla In the Time, a one Br
Were Forced to AVrar Ileariul-
IriK Mverr.
The brutality nnd ferocity of legal
enactment, in olden time and not So
exceedingly remote at 'that can
acarcely be oredlted in thete daya. At
one tiino in England and Scotland
bankrupts were compelled io wear
a distinctive dress. 103 on caehance.
TM wnsarestiltofenactrrKV- jsaed
at Torlous timet in Scotland from th
year 1C00 to 10SS. The Edinburgh
court of aestlona specified ithe. ditsa
to be of pnrtrcolor, one-half yellow and
the other brown, something after the
stylo of drew now worn in English
prl&ons by the worst class of prison
ers, those who hnre attempted to es
cape or been guilty of murderous as
saults on officer. Theenactmentalso
provided that th. bankrupt should be
exhibited publicly in the market place
of his town for a period of tiwo hours
oml then sent waj condemned to
wenr the dress- nntil such time or he
had pnld his debt or some one else
had done it for him.
Although this was a period of law
which can only be. Ot.crlbed as fero
cious, this law wan such nn outrage on
public aentlnvcnt thntin 1M8 It was so
for repealed that the wearing of the
dresa wos only compulsory in ensea in
which fraud had been- proved, or, cu
riously cnongh, if tho bankrupt had
been contloted ot smuggling The
same practice was legal, but not gen
erally In for"e, In England down to the
year 1830. The idea, rwn, of cours-e,
to warn persona whp might have given
credit that tho bankrupt was not able
to pay, but -popular rcntlment soon
recognlred that it was wholly unfair
to impose aweh xcttlre penalties on
a man who might have become bank
rupt througli no fault of hi own, and
as usunt hon the law becamecontrary
to public feeling it ceased to be op
stive.
BRAVEST OF THE SEA-FISH.
The Srroriinah la it Stranger to Pear
and Is n. Perfect Terror U the
Arernare Seaman,
Trobably the bravest of creatures
that a .-im h ocean are thewordflsh.
Much smaller than rnony others, they
are nevertheless the most fcnrlessr of
all, nnd will, like a buffalo or rhinocer
os, chargo nliything that offends,
often doing nn amount of execution
hariMy to bo believed, snya the Chi
cago Chronicle. Combats between
swordflsh are most interesting, and
may be compared to a duel bahween
two expert swordsmen. Such n con
test was observed off the long pier that
extends out into the ocean nt Santa
Monica, near Jab Angeles, lnt year.
Some flihSgrnen noticed two big fish
leaping out of the water aod dashing
along the surface. Soon tt twif teen
that they were swordflsh. It was the
serfton when the fish nro nnusually
ferocious. They had mode several
rushes, nnd whom observed were at
close quarters, striking each other
powerful side TjJows like cavalrymen.
This was unfAtlsfnctory, and finally
they separated and darted directly at
tsch other. They evlderrtly struck
head-on, one mlny, while, the sword
of the other struck juttbeltnr the eye
and plowed .deep furrow In the flesh,
partly disabling the fish so Jliotit at
tempted to escape. But its adversary
also turned, and wttWa rush drove its
sword completely through tho body of
its foe, and held it fast, only-wrenching
its weapon loose when Its-enemy
itopped swimming.
This- one lunge finished the battle,
and the victor left the field. The van
quished, floating on the stirfa ee, was
picked up by the fishermen. The
wounds in Uie dead fish w ere exaSnlned
by several hundred people In Low An
geles nnd Santa Monica. They gave
ample evidence of Uie extraordinary
strength of tho tha-ust of a snvoTdflsh.
The force with ivWch a swonlflsh
strikes has been Tarlously estimated,
bnt that It Is equnil to that wliicl. drives
a 24-pound shell from n hiwltxerwill
be easily bellevnd after viewing the re
sults. Matter or Mnmar
In Germany a discussion has start
ed urging that German children drop
tho words "mama" and "papa" in
favor of "mutter" (mother) nnd
"vater" (father). "How," say they,
"can anybody prefer tho unmeaning
'mama' to tho denp nnd Impressive
'mutter?' Nothing can replace "for a
Gorman the word 'mutter,' ccrtitlnly
not the French 'mama,' A ceitnln
philologist, however, aaks how It can
be suggested that the word 'moans'
Is derived irom the French, cecLng
that it is probably! to be found in r.'l
languages of tho world. In the
numerous dialects ot Africa nnd In
India the word for mother Is 'mama,
which is given as a title of honor
to every elderly damo deserrlng of
esteem nnd respect. 'Mnmoy and
'papa (baba) nro so generally used
In all parts of tho world that they
probably date back somo thousands
of years.' Philadelphia Ledger,
Too I.ale.
A North Ude boy. Ave years of age,
who had reoently become the brother
of another little boy, was tent to the
grocery the other day to get some-loaf
sugar. Jiy mistake the grocer 'gave
him granulated; and) the boy wasacat
back to hate it changed.
"How do you like your new broth
er?" asked the tracer aa he waswfclgb
ing out the right kind of sugar.
"Oh, I don't like him very much," the
Utile, fellow atswered "lie cries all
the time."
"Why don't you change him, then, as
you dt the sugar?"
"We cant chasige him now, 'ou
we've used Jiim Ure davs.'
There Is acarcely any condition of 111
health that is not lienefited by the occas
ional use of a R-I-P-A-N-S Tabule. Por
sale by druggists. The five-cent packet
Is enough for an 01 dlnary occasion, The
family botUe, Co -cents, contains a mp.
ply for a veiT. d-tf
NEW WHITNEY
RESTAURANT.
Best Meal I.nthc City 35c
Short Order s a Specialty.
PlratlDoorpXiit olRitcllll'
Photos by slngleslant
skylight are the best.
FOWLER has tho only
light of th-ls kind In tho
Cherokee Nation,
RalR4N$
MRS. HELENA BLAV,
Young Milwaukee Socloty Woman.
ILT
KN thousand cured
women havo Written
to tell how Wino of
Cartlnl bestows tho
blessing of health on every
woman who takes it, rich
nnd poor alike. Mrs.
Helena lllau, No. 123 Sev
enth Street, Milwaukee,
Wis., is one of tho young
women whom Wino of Car
dui 1ms rescued from a llfo
of suffering. She writes)
" wlne of Cardul Is certainly 'worn
out' women's best friend and I am fUxud
to give my experiencA with It. A few
months ago I caught a severe cold, bav
ipg been out In Inclement weather, which
settled all over mt, particularly in the
abdomen. I was In almost constant pain.
I consulted a physician and took his
medicine for a month and without any
relief. I then decided I would try your
medicine and it was a lucky day for me
when I did so. I noticed a change in a
few days and felt encouraged to continue
taklag Wine of Cardul, and my patience
was rewarded, for In two weeks my pains
had left me and I felt like a new woman."
Mrt. Ittltnn Iltatt
WINE of CARD VI
READ! READ!! READ!
We are handling- no
we are making the cheap fellows "hunt their
holes" on prices.
We are selling the following; lines:
THOMAS GRAIN DRILLS,
MITCHELL WAGONS, t
STAVES BUGQIES,
Emerson & Fisher Buggies,
Sechler Buggies,
J. I. Case Implements:
Come and look at our
treat you right.
GREEN-ROOD
L. H. McQUFFIN, TH0S. T.
President. Vice-President. CasJ
...The Cherokee National Bank.J
iritis.. it t A4
uiuuci, iiju. i cr.
OA.3PITA.3L 325,000.00.
niRRCTons.
L, F. l'arker. Jr W. II. Carrausb
k. N. liaiciic. iuos.
Every Courtcy Extended that
Interest raid on Time
C, O. ft Q. R. R.
MEMPHIS, THE EAST AND SOUTHEAST,
TEXAS, OLD MEXICO, CALIFORHIA AND THE WEST.
Pullman Drawlna-Room BuRel Slcepirt Through ta
Pueblo, Colorado Springs and Denver.
FREE RECLINING CHAIR CARS
On All Trains.
UNEQUALED 8CHEDULE8
1. 8. McHALLY. 0. P. A..
Oklahoma City. 0. T.
CEO. H. LEE. Q. P.
WZd0
Are You Thinking-
of buying a CLOCK? 'If so call and sec the large line I
hare for you to select from.
& ! '". I Guarantee Every Qock I Sell.
Nickle Alarm clock only r,8c.
Sight day clock, htrike and alarm only $3.50.
li
W, '. Fine and complicated watch repairing: a specially. -
i-i MOTTO -KttKiCAtaHttiul lktllKSTutkalaUii.n. J
gj JAUQUST SCHLIOCKER, Jeweler and Optician.
ran 36 South Wilson it.
MlW'dEM?mWMft '
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vU, W. ,fSS9S.'Wtrt,r 'W'',QvXL'WTlvi
Perry.....
.i 1 naws su is n ssssm .im ssi lulinn m ssi
Lumber Co....
We carry a full
the various grades from the best down tc
knot holes. The best plastering materia
-"Acme"- and
at our yard. Iola Partland and Louis
ville cement form a portion of our sto,ck
The only trouble from our point of viev
f. ri. ii.ni : j. 1
as tuc iitt-t mat
Of course you'll not lose any sleep ovel
'that tul you try the lumber bustnes
yourself.
Come around anyhow and inspect ou
stock.
i
''SSySV'4VSSSS'4fc,a VUSVVvVtVI'lB.'
PRINTING
Bait
Tho woman who has su
ered from fomalo wiukw
should do anything w"
renon to uro a ,
Winn r.t f'Kr.lm 1. ill' 1 t
elno tliatnnncals to real Vuk?
bio women - women v
hold oncrations and cutti
in horror women wha-
ll.nf VnllfM (. 4I.A t.A.f '
sician. Wino of 0 (
gives women bark tin1
health bv oivmrr Naluro
chanco to build un tho wasted and di
cased tissuo. Wino of f'anlui rcaulali
tho menstrual flow and Nature, when
relieved of tho drains or ot tho poisons
in tho system, mnkes tho functiona
organs strong nnu iicaitny again.
Any woman who is silently sufTcrin
untold pains becauso sho istoosensitiv
to undergo n physician's oxaminatlo'
nnd treatment can una no excuse I'
not securing relief when Wino of Ca
dul is offered to her. There is no pul
1 Icity to deter her. Sho can tako W ir
of Cardul in tho privacy of her homPi
with as much nssnranco of n final cm'
as though a dozen doctors rccommcndc.
it. iuany pnystctans uo rccomnicn
wino ot laruui to tncir patients.
Why not get n 81.00 bottlo of Wii;
of laruut irom your uruggist today
A million infTcring womcf
iiuvu iounu rcuei in
Wino of Cardul.
''Cheap John" goods, butV
SOUTH BEND WAGOf
Canton Line of Implemet
goods and see if we dU
IMPLEMENT Cft
WIMER, W.!R. &IcGE0RGE,"
W U. IJcQ ioru. Fre 1 1. Kellry
i.nimor u. k. iicuuciu.
is Consistent with found Bant
Certificates ot Deposit.
THE
ftSATU
Ft A Li
TO
AND PERFECT SERVICE.
E. M. DUNCAN. T. P. A..
Oklahoma City. 0. T.
& T. A.. UttU Bock, Ark. (J
stock of LUMBER in
sharp sand will be fount!
ijulus ait: tuu tuw.
!
of all kinds promptly and prof
none at turn oince. Trices m
t
consistent with mntetial and
CHIEFTAIN PUB.
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