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Bill of Fare
-For
Thanksgiving
ER.
Cnnpcd Vegetables.
Cream Corn
Jttue Peas
Dessert Tomalocs,
Pork and Heatis
Canned Heats.
Bull Head Oysters
Corned Beef Hash
Sliced Star Ham
Chipped Beef
Pork Sausage
Melrose Pate
Potted Ham Salmon
Armour's Soups
For Pics.
Bulk Wince Meat
Condensed Mince Meat
Dried Apples
Evaporated Peaches, Canned
Pumpijn, Pure Fruit Jellioa
Pickles, Relishes.
Barrel Pickles
Mixed PickloS (sweet)
Mixed Pickles (Sour)
Barrel Kraut
Chille Sauce
Horseradish Mustard
Salad Dressing
Olives
Chow-Chow
Fresh Vegetables and Fruits.
Sweet and Irish Po.atoos '
. Cabbage
Cranberrjos
Apples
"T Oranges
Lemons, Bananas, Etc.
Jelly, Preserves.
Blackberry Preserves
Strawberry Preserves
Plum Preserves
Cherry Preserves
Telephone 66.
Taylor & Lawre nee.
Ritclif Ps old" fcrozery stand
Local Savings.
BLUB Br WILSON.
ATTOUKKYS-AT-I.AW,
VfftTA I -.
onice I
Tittf llnls.l
l.ult.llnr
FUUUF T--MO
li I II iikitit?
cr' of B c firm 1n5i
H
Morn in w rexideuco nuinu uf.
Planty f t'trk--- in I lie nmrla-l.
Mr. Parti u.i''Ji.rt l fcUJ vry m
ii. j JcTtfAJ MiMi a'i
wcor. "
i'1-l c r wi li re IruwMiJ'iJC'ipee
Tuiddy.
J. l' Oi ltluii if Ou1, Mi, w.h
hcreoteriny.
C..1. ii .(I Mrs. Vtmi'x Ohurohlll ure
la Wuslili-Ktim.
T.icro la llltlo nuw (rum the Chero
kee National Council.
W. S Edwards l fotcniai u( tbc
Clarctnure unuid Jury.
Mr. und Mm. II. 0. Lewis murod Ui
tho Uubbhblel Tuesday.
i . Daly and F. H. ttilluway ot
No ii, Mo , arc here.
I'. Frank Duckworth of Clare
moii wt herejottordiiy.
A wapon luAd ut pecans found ready
Bile on the streets Tuesday.
nr4R.11 dar&S'jilloy havo purchased
the Aid b cottage furniture.
BtTLi 10 Inspector Ohambcrlln re
tinoid fr jiu Dewey yesterday.
Mix ion Raveocfoft of Chccotab
wm visiting Id tlio city Monday.
1H vomwmmma in-puag
xmiaMMncmin
mmmmmmMm
ttegaestorffiriCKleford tbU
Attei'd 1I10 bl(r cattle auction at
Fuokllu'. ;incli, coaiiucnclng Tuot
da,,, Nov. X,
UittT Daloy of tbo KoIIpu News-
pater Co of Kanias City wm here
yeverda
Join Ciiandlar has a force of raon
fencing Use land recently purchased
from J. M. Tltt.o.
J. W. Hauillton, II. C. Coleman and
E. W-JIaiullton of Si. Charle. Mo ,
are In the city.
, Mrs, Felix Cowan was operated on
yesterday by Drs. I'ortncr 'and
Dagby for appendicitis.
Alilrlch cottage Is being prepared
for tho lend crilco that will opca tlio
llrat of January.
Grading on the Ozark & Cticrokco
Centra! Is complotod to within two
b'
There Is no Doubt of It.
Tho crluilatl court nt Wewoki !
o'osod It l -.ill ihu J iiio H'jf
m ind'e v ilf. Kit n In lie io'-i
riyiiit ti 1 d I '!. if'ii t ill i' I
Of Icjl B ! r 1 'i I , ("'WO
777 pOOjt e I. 1 r " t ' e li
courtroom am ' t . v
of J1I1 umtini' n l'l 1 1 1 w Li
bilnt! "Jiihm W 1 1 , ' I 1
ooiiit riHiin ii..i 1 1 Ui up new
Vicu d s r 1 l- ! i 1 hi . .
fuH W t t I. f ivn" I 1 e
In bi ilMlr wh' uii.i 1 ') e-i 11
uuth .Mcaic'.m r . ti 1
mildf oft'iirt Oibon. ,
IrSfiCttyju lull lrt taetijfir market
on acDOilnti or ino"iuipa$:iuo rouaa
fc"!eadJiiKlnio Vlnlta.
Dr. Coston Dodson't) wife and little
diugliter arrived from Uillfjrnla,
Mo., Tuesday und will remain.
Bub Woody rcturnoi from MUsls
slppl Tucday seriously lujurcd
frojii.havlnj bwn kicked In tho head
Uya horse.
Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs
and eoluV, relluble, trltd and tented,
eafo and tuio. Sold h; People's drug
store. dw
Mrs. Frank S. (Junun;, daugUrot
Colonel T. li. Needles ot tho Dawos
Commission died at pNasUvlllo, 111.,
l 17th lust.
CAP' Idum and V. M. lotd wore
out quulMwitlng Tuesday after
noon. They returned but tho quuil
arosMIl out.
Good farm t rent fur cush rent.
About aoO acroi 10 lutloe from town.
Sco Thos Illuejicket rt iiluejackot
Hotel. Vlnlta. w
Wost iV Walker have purobascd tho
Whitney restaurant 011 Wllsou street
and will put In a large bakery In con
nection with tholr other ono.
Attention Is called to tha adver
' tUomont ot a blg-hcrd of cattle offer
ed at publlo sale Tuosday of next
weo at Franklin's ranch on Pawpaw.
Mrs. N. P. Johnson and daughter,
Ili Marguento Johnson, will enter
tain tha Obrlstlan EnJcavor Society
oC the Tresbytcrian church at her
homo nest Tueielny cvouiug.
W. I. Daronpurtuf Iluot.Co., Tex.,
brother ut Ju. Davenport, Is (u tbo
city and will mov his family hero
soon, Ills two song. Walter and
George, with their famtlu will come
also;
Aeleen Amid Mamos
l!reUiu t-i ii 7.'' m ii'ii '. -"
tlreiiinii. lately di. (.ol tin tUi'pliii.
Imnttei fMiidualti Kliclii1 .cuta
aiid (I tilth near. liV t I.mi w.i) wl en
)uu nsglcot 011 i,h Kiid ohIok. Dxu't
do It. Dr. K.wg'b Now LWci.riy Jul
Cutinumption gives perfect proUmllun
ogulmt all throat, elicit und lunn
troubles. Keep It near aud avoid suf
fotlng, death and docUirV MIR A
tranKM ntul nopa a late couth, per
sUUtifc ue the motstulburii. Harm-
lots und nice lusting, It's gtmraiitud
to satisfy by I'coplcs and A. W. Fore
nmn drugstores. J'licc (KMaudM
Trial buttles free. dw
Attempted to Wreck Train.
The third attempt within ti few
weeks to wicck a Santo Fe train was
made near Pauls Valley Sunau, ni
the sauio point where tho previous
attempt was made. Dynamlto cart
ridge1) hid been placed on tho track,
which were exp'oded by tho train, put
ting out nil tbo lights. No cluo to
tho Identity of the guilty pa'Ue ban
n oblolhtdr tiHWRli a ferctfut olu.
t YMiKmy-uns To7Bmrmto
atf" OnoMinwCa
Is tlio only harmless cough euro that
gives quick relief. Cures coughs,
colds, croup, broncliiti", wbuoplug
cuugli, pocumoiila, asilima, Ingrlnpo
and all UiroHt,(lu8i and lung troubles
"I got scukod by rain " uysGerirudo
E. Feuncr, Muntlo, 2nd., "und eon
trnctOtl a severe cold and oough. I
failed rapldl); lost 48 lbs. My druggist
recommcbded Ooo Minute Cough
Cure. The first buttle brought re
lief; several cured me. I uni baek to
my old weight, 148 lbs." Ono Minute.
Cough Cure cuts tho phlcsm, relieves
the cough at oocc, draws eut Inflam
mation, cures croup. An Ideal remedy
for children. Ai)y. Itfreman. dw
Free Delivery For Ardmore.
Postmaster Roddild, of Ardmore,
ha received notification from tbo
poitofflco department that freo null
delivery will bo eitabllihcd In Aid
nioro December 1, and that the mall
boxos havo been shipped. Flvo out of
scveiteon upp'loanti fur carriers havo
pasted the civil scrvlco examination.
Ardmore will havo tbo distinction of
being the Urn city in the Territory to
secure free mall delivery.
bllluus and seeking
If you ure
advisers,
Take De Witt's Little Kurly lUscrs,
Jutt before going to bod.
You will 11 lid on tho morrow,
You aro rid of jour sorrow
that's all; Just enough saia.
hose f annus Ills do not gripe, but
move the bowels gently and easily,
clcaiislug the liter. Their tonic effect
give strength to tun glands, t revont
log a return if the disorder. A. W.
Foreman. ' dw
Hay Uarn Uurned,
The M. K. & T. hay barn at Wag
oner was burned Monday with nil
ot Its contents. The burn was one ot
the larko.t structures of Its kind
qwned by tho railroad. The oauso ot
tlu Q10 U ungnown.
?
nilIUUB niWIIIUllfcV,
Some ot tbo must anxious lours of
aniother'n llfo aro those when tbo
llltlo ones of tho household havo tbo
croup. Thcro Is no othor medicine so
offcatlvo In this terrlblo nialnrtr ni
K i) n il ( f! "",l ai t' ' ' huu-i
I, ill f .. di fir I lung
iu iv an ' "ii "'t- f "0 opiate
it vol"' "t i-uu 1'tsifely given. 1 ijio,, 1 iu iiin 1 'f
Uw IVople "fng tor
W. 1lvIIotron tl Finch, Ark., writes
"I wish tvrepoit that Foley's Kid
ney Ouro httBurod u terrlblo ease of
kidnof and blander trouble.that two
doctors bad given w guld by Peo-
plo s drug storo. " dw
Commissioncrr conrt,
George Adams plead gullt. to a
oharge of introducing and dlopotuing
nnA uinal.riiKirl nvnrln llinililni lit i.Tl.
If. nl.A ..,.-., I . An ..I.... .ts
11U HfCU pitJUU KUIIL 1U WUIij'llIK u kuu
and was lined f 1OO and costs.
Bill Dofhago plead guilty to carry
ing a gun and w& asscssod fiQ und
costs.
Timber Cutters Acquitted.
In the Commissioner's court Tues
day afternoon, Koy Miller and Willie
Miller, charged with tlio unlawful
cultlug ut timber ou Qiand river were
acquitted Uy a jury.
Hvautiful Clear Skies
Jletbm 1 exeru a direct loauence ou
the boalx, liver and kidneys, purify,
lug And strengthening ihee organii,
an tt,"iuiit -i u.i 1
mil ' . ! I I , a
PENDING BATTLE.
Ratclif
Statehood Forces Are Being
I Thoroughly Organized
for Congressional
Campaign.
BRIGHT PROSPECTS
WE THINK, and others agree
with us, that we have the handsomest line of Suits
and overcoats for Men and Boys ever brought to
Vinita. For Example, in allthe range of styles and
prices in flen's Suits, we single out two special
bargains for your inspection.
HIGH
ART....
If cither price mi its
you, we'll insure
the suit.
OVERCOATS.
Long, short, medium nccording to your tnsto. Proper
materials, corroct cut, tiiilor-mtulo in tho bast
sonso of tho phrnso
.50 to $20.00
An iiulespousiblo gnrmont that is not n burden to tho purse.
0
ale of Men's
FOR NOVEflBER.
If J
mfM tiTi?ir
$12.50
-ANn
$7
tPsbHT
t rfrTruiier JTI vKir
Cornirtitoisoa.
Kor Favorable Aollon By the Ben
ale When the Omnibus Bill
Ib OslUjii Under Speolal
Order Decerabrr
Tenth.
ADDRESS ISSUE
To People of Twin Jcrrltori
. by Single Staleffood Ex
ecutlve Committee.
REVIEWS- fctlSTOR
Of the Battle ForEnfranchlsflme
and Urges a8ffllwart Contln-
uanco of the Struggle
A'naweretlie Arguments
of Double Staters.
1
inaiil
AltT.""
CojyjUMeJlMS.),.
Speoial
ClotSiitifi:
25 Suits at 5.00, worth $7.50
25 Suits at $7-50, worth $10.00
Youth's Suits at $2.50 to 12,50, coat, pants
and vest.
Children's Suits, ages 3 to io,-Norfolk-and.3
piece Suits, $1.00 to $6.po.
1 ' iL "IHjJSggg. '-JSSB1
3&
jBtsjBewSBii". 1 ci
rUiiitkiKu
The ddlogates from the throe
territories,, acoomprnled by Inrge
ilelegationt-, will moot in' Wash
ington noxt wek to prepare lor
the statehood campaign which will
be Inaugurated iu the-jenate Deo
ember tenth. The etatubood bill
which has been passedxby tbo
homo will be made a special order
in the senate on December iOth
and conlluuo until tho bill is die
posed of.
Thero is no thought in the
minds of any ol th'e statehood ad
voot'es but tbiit the renate will
act favorcbly upon the bill In the
Hticrgtiio ompalgn that wait car
rltd on at the lt tjalin It was
hIiowii iIihI the mrBUre had mire
pUp rtrre in the mi.ve than hml
beu rri di'eil tn it. I hn ilelfgnttr
from Hie ttrritorlt;e wcrn o mvinoml
a h rtFult i.f thr otnvi-s tliu
the lilt iiitil bit nMe(l if it trrrt.
tnki-n up fcr 'onslilrnl n by liu
senate. I'hie niirHnc wta the
catire if t'ie tIterniinHii eflon
made by Spiiator Quay to itvBf
tho bill to a voto iu the cloeiiig
day 8 of the session. Tho oppnal
tiou to the measurr was euQielent
to prevent conslderatlonj-burn
agreement was reached to Anally
dispose of tho hiU- December
10. h. The advocates nf tho meas
ure are convinced that they have
Ioul nothing by the delay, but that
the bill line more friends in con
gieis now than ever before.
The di-legaics und their Iriendi
will make another canvass of the
eena'e befoie the bill is called up
fur consideration. They are con
fldont that a majority of the sena
tors will support the measuro, but
they aro coming prepared to bring
in-uence upon any of the waver
mg members, and hope to reduce
the opposition to a minimum. If
the bill passes the senate It is ex
pected that il will provide for con
stitutional Bunventions and an
ol.oiMibrtClwjtrsrjjmirB tull
js f
Ui
The following an exevp'e froi,
a stirring address made to lh
people of Oklahoma and Indl
Territory by the single sluleho
executive committee:
To tbo people of Oklahoma an
Indian Territory:
"By tbo unanimous voice of tb
Single S'atohood Executive Con
mitteo of Oklahoma and India
Territory a third inter torrllorlt
convention has been called to tneij
at Clartmoreon December 3, 1003
The call provides for Ihe teltctio
nf KHO ft.li.fif a. frnm n.Ah nf th
twin trrritnries. This appoUJ' r
ment g'vee approximately one dc!
egate for rvary I 000 person, , )
the rnnet cmeervative edlma'n
oUcti Ihe comhined unnuia'ian i
OVliibiMiia nd Inilisn Territory "
mi ln'c than a roillinU people, bi
remc tVH iihiiuUtioiis boin!? v ic
uutflv iquil. The call f nh.
provides that the delr-gatei b
ohnsnn by mars conventions on o
li, ml H.ltirititv. NiiVBliinnr li). It
.... wu M"'."- I - -. s W I
the ctveitil county seels in Oktn I
lioma end in convenient plaoet j
and build at nod for'ali pti3loQice(J '
in thelndian Territory.
-riTV history of the present or
ganizatinn promotive of the untoi
and amalgamation of Oklahsm
and the Indian Territory u.ide
one elate or territorial governmrn
is fresh in the roinda of all wl
informed. Alter tho flrst single
uta'ehood convention, which wa
heldDio 10. !0J0, at South Mc
Alester, an early demlso of the
organization and its oauso was pro,
dieted by those who would theni
have two states erected of the twi
territories.
Tho Muskogee Blatetrood con
vention of last November ool
ihi.i1 1.& manllnnAn In hn rnmfffyl
L :TBO "O KMWU..WU..M W MW -.;
bered ab the largest and most rep-l .
resentatlve body of men over aa-l
. it .t - ..r.lt . iM t
semoieu in mis -inuiou tuuunjr, - .
either, betorc-cr tltej the "-'nq
dUVsnd organization by 'xi r
ti
W
J t '
4k'
aedgedAmemberakeongress frOm I ol lD8 territory oi uatanotx a
.. .. 3- . i "-3-11- .. . Rtnnlu ulalutw.riT lfl firiv til
tne tnree new states to me triy-i - ." --
eighth cingresB,
What disposition will be made
SHOES.
Soloy Royal Bluo Shoos for mou (ho crv
Edwin Glapp Shoes for inon tR anrl tfi
Hamilton & Brown Boots 1 "7 C t (h r
Hamilton & Brown Shoos . tlRflQRn
of the Indian Territory is pro
blemalioai A 'strong eflort will
be made to have the territory ad
milled as part of Oklahoma, by
the advocates of single statehood,
but the fight will be a bard one.
It is the consensuo of opinion
mi lernedial measure will
be passed to correct the present
unsatisfactory political conditions
exiating at present.
CHEROKEE HOMESTEADS.
Table Showing, What Constitutes a
ltcs3!?nd Usiier Different
Qrades,
"Hawes" Soft and
Derby Hats at
$3.00
Wo havo just rccolvcd our Christmas line of Fancy
Vasts, Smoking Jackots, Mufllors, Nockwoar, Hnndkor
cliioffi", Hosiery, Etc.
AFfe
STYLISH WRAPS
reatly reduced prices on account of the
; continued warm, weather.
Ladlos' Cfl-iticAt Oont in tho popular Oxford, folor a vory
una wru. zpai, wortn f .ou , , UvL? f 1
.............. t. . PviVv
BPISQIAI VlIGE.
Automobilo Coats, 45-inch longths, raado with lnrgo storm
collar, satin lined and well Tailored, (til Aft
Worth 15. SPECIAL PRICE 4 I I.UU
Ladies 45-Jnoh Box Coat, volvot coat collar, the swollost
Goat shown this season, beautiful satin fl 1 Q C (
lining, worth $20. SPEOIAL PRICE. 4 I D.OU
A big roouction in Ladios' 27-inclt Jaokots, raado of Kor-
soy Cloths, Meltons and rough matorhtls ; sorao of
thorn carried ovor from last season. Wo aro offering
thorn at loss than half dn flH 4- P7 CH
price. FROM iJ.UU tO J .OU
EXTRA VALUES IN
WOOL DRESS GOODS.
26 pieces 80 aud38-inch Wool Ejuitings, worth' 50 nnd 75
cdnts por yard. Wo havo put thorn all in ono QQ
lot to closo at por yard , Ovu
15 pieces vory fino andhoavy majorats, guitablo for Goats,
Suits and Walking Skirt3; worth 76o and 1.50 por
yard. A special prico on thu lot for a few RO'
days only, por yard '.,.,., HUK
'
FURS;. V'
Wo aro showing tho targost and hjwt stock of Fura in
Vinita and can Bavo you from $1.00 fj 5.00 on a set.
FUR SCARFS from Si.oo to SiK.oo
- - -- - tw
FUR MUFFS Jr from $i.oo to $7.5
CHIliD'S FURSmS. ' from $1.00 to $5.06
Thtra has been a prevailing
opinion among allottees that forty
acres of any grade of land contti
tuted a homestead. This is a mis
take as a homestead as designated
scheme of a few designing against!
the nubile welfare, but it ia thel
work and the will and the hope olj
the'people. The cause of single
statehood is the properly ol nc
political party, no favored few, nc
special claBS. It has sprung spon-j
taneously from an honeBt desire oil
the people for belter conditions oil
society, greater opportunities It
hiiBiness and for the most economy
ioal state Kovetameut possible fori
themselves and their posterity.
The idea of one great state for Ok
lahoma and Indian Territory was
not born of a longing far the vlesnl
pots of office.
OkIahoma,and Indian Territory J
in point of natural resources, are
each the perfect complement oil
the olber. And what is one with
out the other's wealth, area and
population? Compared with the
magnificent stales about us, eilhfjrl
territory alone ia puny and Insig
nificant, but combined tbo Twin
I Territories tlse euperbly until tbe
by the treaty is "equal in value tot
40 acres of average allotable land." compaiison at all points is most il
ine vaiueni an acre 01 average I flt(ierjnR i0 us,
n..1 lm A tt WtxtkW nlatMAi n I .1111
land has been placed at 11:00,
whioh makes the value of a home
Btead Torty times 82.06, or 8118.40.
Tbe following table will show
what constitutes a homestead un
der the different grades:
Linil apprahed at $6-60, allot
ment 50 aorei, homestead 20 acres
Land appraised at 8-1, allotmHlt
80 acres, homestead SO acres.
Land appraised at 83, allotment
100 aorea, homestead 40 tree.
Land appraised at 82,S0r allot
ment ISO aorej,liomej)tead 50 acres.
Land appraised a. f allotniunt
1G0 acres, homslead 60 acres.
Lnd appraised at 81 50, allot-.
mentJUO acres, homestead 80 acres
irand appraised at St, allotment
k&0 acres, homestead 120, seres,
Land appraised 50c, .allottnent
650 aorea, homestead 240,.
r
As a brave, devoted ad pro
gierslve people, without regard to
race, color, or tbe preseot condt.
lion of our long sufTerlng, let usi
again rtsejn our might and vris-i
dutn, declare our will, demand our
rights and press our suit before
tbeiulers and tribunals cf this
eminently just and justly glorious
government oi uurn nntu tuq .
uttuiiiia.iuu ui iuib iuuiid country
is an accomplished faat, and thel
tame ataia or territorial govarn-t
ment blesses and protects alike alii
the people of tbe twin territories "j
NELSON SCORES
Suprec-i Court Oranta Slayer eJP
Albert morris a Ke-teerh.
Tbo elate supremt) oourt of itv!A
eaa bts upheld thq motion of ta?
Jail Notes. altorneyo whq getended John Nel-
Thero aro 100 prisoners 'pOntlntd lu ion for the killing oi Albert Mor-
o I
I Wl
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file'
l'eulie a diUjt at, ire
!' It l,lUl 1
toil. 6'ic at !
iw j
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M a ATPnn: Mrn rnwi
Hn I f fj Ulall 1 IIIiLIGm UllliI
the (eileral Jilt with 14 ubaont at
uiariuure.
Mary Ilazehvuod was brought lo
from TablcniiHh Tueinlay cbarued
Ith adultery.
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