Indian chieftain. [volume], November 20, 1902, Image 4

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Envloorntlng.
VS Jufaoulo contains 3Vt times the Wo. tie
36 HEREFORD
iiDtl LLoni
FOR SALE
J'rom ten month to four yqnrs
'ld, rerjisterod, nnd soino jovon
rijbtK. Hereford and ono
eiSfe erVrt-IIorn, At
$50M'EACH
net right to turn with hords.
(nailer's ranch. " miles south
west of ChrHopn ns.
M. HOLDERMAN.
THEUVt STOCK MARKET
OF ST. LOUI8.
Tho St. Louis National
Stoc c Yards.
LocaUJ j'vEist St. Louis, III.
Dlreetlr apixxiti the elty of si. toolt. Dot
n for ill dttgrttU of LIT Stoek always 11
atlaodi.se-, tad wittira-tka rroonda of 114
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iirtellr foruof htUr lynnjiorj iit.
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ib4 loHnn Tirritorr
BADGETT & MILFORD,
I'.O.TINITA.I.T.
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9 00 nxljt hip and ilda noar bsck.
tlTM &aa ronneor nattio nM
it otdtr cattle aro tally-branded with ra
lfl (bonlOir or tide. Yoantar eattl
M&rXcd under half crop right and nndirbll
Uftear.
Pattnraa an nnek Ore.V.
near Adair
Jadiinarteri aro at farm, at MMItarr '
of Oablo Urtek. Herd prlnclpallj
Uron
coin
J. f. ORA.Y,
Mui Korlhet of Vlnlta.
0 Range on Ftw
f aw Ureek.
Cattle of .Ms brand
old only tor iblB
Btot. I1D0 reward otcon
Tlctlon of tteallng
bit braid.
R. R. TAYLOR.
Poatofflcf. Vlnlta, I. T.
Smooth erop It
liftiar.tndorot
and iplit In Ibi
rltbt.
Bonn cattle Is
vtrloua other
braada Amaria,
ILonga on 1.
eaitcraak, foat
niia.
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King a on Lo-
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ana hip, Ta-
riona ear
marlnt, frtd
Oniriortfilp'
Bant.
Half-Breed O. I. C.
Shoals For Sale.
Cross, with white belt hogs.
JPI-IN SWAIN
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J. W CRAIG, Wl. D.,
Physician and Sirgeonjy
OfflceWVa'r. '' Cherokee National
SHJTA, INU. THU.
K ixrlmoui wlrs, small turners laud
.il- al blSiSLee nerrnanently reaiovtd
Lv eleotriSiTi SnraliM. iotut troubles
-t .rlicujiijii (Hitcestfuil treoteA bj
J.l tUo-Tberiai iwetttou.
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KIDNEY CURE.
Them 1.4 no dlscnso m ln'slnuftt-
lnff.so alow but euro, ns kidney dl
raw, or so wlile-rfproml. Tho fiynin
tom nre no slight as to generally
esonpo notion.
Tho tint Indications appear In
tuo unno, wun vaneu enecis. 'im
ntiantltv mav bo Increased or il
cream!: It Is llkclv to be lilclilv nol-
orod mitl nonlillmr: It inn - twle
I or thin, or thick nnd milky with a!
isoiinipiit. lAter "ti more pro-
jnouiiewl symptom-' v ill lo present,
sup.h at alKiil"- blontlns;, etc.,
with marked bluid.r and urinary
dlftnrdnM.
rolaonon ttmio matter ooiieetea
hr thn tiEontl from nil iniia nf the re
lent and oarrled to the kldtify e, where
II 11 aeprnieii nnu ten mil inronun ine
nnne. inoRianera ueei wiininfriwai
only, deriving iionrialimeiit tberf-
irom. nenee, u mo umwi . oa ""
kidneys nre not only overworhM. mi
imderfiMl. How neriry It It, llir-
fore, tlmt tno purity mm Titaiiiyt" "
blood aliouM Im mnlntnlncil. ltlpl'"
why the gitmi mooa .r"D" ""'
.ir.nihr..r-l)r. llnrtnr'a Iron Tonic-
ha. been iueeeaafulty wed In treetlng
kidney dlaoaaea nnd In tireTentlngMtne.
Inpitrlfylnstthe blood Che kldneya are
new atrenglU end m Tllal ty flTen
theae oraanv The following letter tells
areicUsiSr;-
. Pif Knot, KrM Juno 36, 1KB.
Tkt ft. itmu ''nMne Ox, Dauton, O.
rirrrrfcMi I had a iCTcro crn ot
typhoid faver ix yean ago, which left
my kidneys in WW oraer. i uavo inru
a namber of remedies and taken treat
ment from doctors, bat Dr. Hartcr't iron
Tonlo has done mo more good than
ercry thing elea. 11 Cordell,
Merchant and Mine Operator.
There ar thousands of Just such
ca3 as tho above that aro treated
without results because they aro
wrongly treated. Mr. Cordell's
condition resulted from an exhaust
ing fover; tho kidneys, ns well as
the rest of the system, had been
wasted by disease No wonder Dr.
Harter'slron Tonlo promptlycured,
because It purl fled and enriched the
blood, ana such blood carried now
strongth nnd vitality directly to tho
kidneys and to all tho organs.
FOB SALE EVERYWHERE.
R. R. Time Table
Saint Louis and
San Francisco
OOINO WEST
rraln 07, Passenger ll:Mam
rraln 409. Meteor 1:15 am
rraln Ml, Local 6:00 am
UUIEIU AA31
Train (03, rasaenger 8:lipm
Train 410. World's Fair Stieclal lt:5T a m
Train 440, Local 7r39am
Aisscurl, Kansas and
T:x&s Railway
SOU ru BOUND.
Traia I. rassenter .7...7.'.r., 4sMaa
Trains. Flyer 19:7an
Train, t'aaeenger e:lpni
Train SI, Local liOOpn
NORTH I10UND.
Tralnt. raaMBgtr Iratan
rraln . Flyer BilOpw
Train I. raaamger llil art
rraln 00. Local lllMam
-PROFESSIONAL CARDS..
EDGAR SMITH,
(MolletU U Smith.)
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW.
Rooms 1, 2 and 3, 1. O. Itulldlni:-
Vinita, I. T.
rR.I. DACBY,
-' PHYSICIAN and SURGEON.
Office In New Ratcliff Building. Tele-
lioue toi. VlulUt, mil. Tcr.
f AIBS S. DAVBNrORT,
I ATTORNRY AT LAW.
aooms ) and 10, New Ildsell Building,
Vihita. I. T.
u jveiiport & Hall, Attorneys at Law,
UonU Building, Qbxrcnioie, I. T
WH. KORNHGAY,
ATTORNBY AT LAW,
And Notary Public. Office In new Hal,
ll building, Vlnlta, I. T. Will practice
in aH the United State courts of the I. T.
GHAS. W. DAY, D. D. S.,
ta?DBNTIST.HeTJta
Sold Crown and Bridge Work a Splair
7. Office oyer I'iret fiiivtAl Bank
-viwrrn, 1. 1 .
E.A. STUBBLEFIELD.D.M.D.
OnicoovcrEitlln Kurolturo Co., Gray
Ualsell buldlng, Ylnita, l.T.
MER EDITH BROS.'.
VeterinarySSSr
Permanently located. Office at
Wehb Bros', stables, Soutb Wilson
street. Office phone 82, Residence
phone 69. Hospital for patients.
Gex & Miller,
Livery, Sale and. Feed Stable
Special attention to driving trade.
Wagon ya-d in connection.
phone No 6. So. Wilson St., Vlnlta
Flnley's Barber Shop.
We hare put In an addition
al clialr and now have four
chairs iu operation, enabling
us to give Letter service.
You don't have to wait.
T. PINLBV, Proprietor.
I
DR. WIMER,
rue only RxcIoal-.-e Bye, Bar and Nose
Specialist in the Indian Territory
SSfetVt
BJes treated and glasses properly fitted
uuice at Drui; Store.
a-
TheMost Direct
-
Route from either irth
or south, to the Famous
Health Resort ano
SprinRS of
is via tilt
EuRijBu
i-riptftr'c literature concerning
A tJ iwtt (fill $i ft ft 1 1 1 at 1 nA
thtsj
ib uw.ku. jyit w..a.,VM
upon appiajtion Uv
rflBWrtjteryrraffrc Department,
PRISCO SYniAtT
isinf L.'ul..
jIllSm(
EAR IP
SULPHUR, I. T,
Loc&Ijppmgs
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A- WILSON,
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ATT OR
S-AT-LAW.
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Oflta-, ,
New H, ia.it ha'
.IK.
VtHlTA.I. T.
Next wetk (.i-oiirethanlo-Kiylnt.
Vlnlta seems ti he the tncea or
the fakirs.
Mr W V. Lenox of Adair to
t-iwo 8aturc!ajr.
Judge (Hil (ip'nel mi" t 01 are
timre Momlajr.
Air Cunningham was ' Jr.) f ruin No
wot Monday.
.1 S. Specvr has returned to tils
hme in Coffoyville, Kan.
Co. w. M. M elicit 0 wan afnonir tbo
M-itvge visitors Sittuntpy.
V. II. Goad mill W. It. J en in of
Adulr wore hero Thtitsday.
Mr. uud Mrs. 5iiek I'umphrcy
moved to their farm Monday.
Little radon 'foltjort, Jr., Is qiilto
slok with a bronchloal affection.
Fatlior Daunts suffered a sevcro
hcniorrbOi;o Saturday morning.
Miss Cora Trundlo ipent Sunday
wlih her puronts In the country.
Kuece WcDjiibI I Is enjoying a
visit from his falttor from Glrurd, Ks.
Mr. J. H. Turner loft Sunday
tnra two mo nt lis' visit In Tennessee.
Mrs. J. J. Spencer and little grand
s n, John Heady are visiting la Olarc
mure. Georcc IWsr, claim agent for tho
Frisco was down from 1'elree Oity
Friday.
II. O. Wand 1 f the Townslte Oom
mlslon came up fnnii Muskogee
Friday,
T. C. Johnson of i'ryor Creek spent
Sunday with hi brother, N. IV
Johnson.
Tbo third week of the Chorokce
council Is lure with no signs of ad
journment. The Thomas' wheat drills are the
host made. Sold .by Green tc Rood
Implement Oo. w
Charley Kllleurew, Oscar Ettor and
Claud Bnswortli of Miami spent Sun
day In Vlnlta.
Sapulpa Is to build a new 310,000
court house to be ready for the Feb
ruary torm of court.
Gicen & Rood Implement. Co. aro
making special prices on buKKlci, for
the next 30 days. w
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Willis
Iiurchet was made happy Saturday
by the advent of a son,
A marriage license was Issued
Satuidiiy to I. S. Harden and Miss
Salllc Holman of Campboll.
Ilert Chandler went to Claremorc
Sunday to attend the session of
court lo his oAlelal capacity.
Alien Crockett returned from Shaw
neeThursday night and beln work at
the Taylor & Lawrence Grocery.
Two good allotments
for sale cheap. Apply at
Chieftain office, d30wl3
Green &.Rood Implcmeot Co. un
loaded a car of Thomas- wheat drills
ycatcftlay. 0 !.. bvfuib bujlua
drill. w
John II. Coody, uustodlan of Intru
der Improvements for Coowoeooawce
district, sold .several such furms'at
auetlon here Saturday.
Ily Jennlnvs, Unltod States Ojdj
mlsslon tt Claremorc, has again em
barked In the newspaper business.
He now ownes and odlta the Clare
more MeMjgB.r.---'
Carsyilollruan was here Monday en
route from Galena to Anadarko, O.T.
his present home, Carey still longs
for thr, flesbpoU ot Vlnlta and will
eventually return.
You Know What You Are Taking
When you take Grove's Tasteless
Chill Tonic became 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
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Roll of Honor.
Tho following Is a roll of honor on
general average fur the month ending
Friday, Nov. 14 from Mrs. Anderson's
prlvato school: Gladys Anicraon,
93 1-0; Helen Andorson, t; Ilattlo
Carrlco, 92; Annette Weaver, SI; Jen
nie Carrloo, 91 3-6; Lauham Mallard,
90 1-4; Albert Matuoy, SO; Jessie
Thomas, 90; Eflle Ware, DO; Mabel
Kenny, 90; Alpha Graham, 00.
The F. A. A. '
The Fr aternal Aid, No. 272 have
new badges. Thursday night overy
member Is urged to attend mooting
of coudciI. There Is the most urgent
business. There Is a dispensation ad
mlttlng ucw members for 92, and
those contemplating joining should
mako the application now. Any mem
ber desiring to give time to securing
new members will be paid f 2 premium
for each one secured lu a limited time.
Cscape Prom Drowning.
Mr. and Mrs. Iiarnett, who live near
Estellu attempted to cross tho creek
Saturday, bu' found It too deep to
ford. Leaving their team on the
bank they attempted to cross on a
foot log, Mrs. Harnett going first and
Mr. Ilaruett followed carrying their
two year old baby. As tho two reached
the center tbo log gavo way. Mrs.
Darnett seeing thorn carried down
tho stream by tho swift current
plunged In alto to help save tbo child
which was finally rescued by tbe
father as die was sinking tho last
tunc, Tbe mother soon bucamo ex
hoqd an-J clung to some busbes un
til bclpxiuld roach her.
Dest Vtnlmont on Earth
I. M. Melhoy, Greenville, Tex.,
writes, Nov. 3dJsooQt "I had rbouma
tlim lust winter, hw ama ,n bod B)x
woeks; tried evoryvtji,,,, hal got no
relief, till a ftlond gate rM n part of
a. bdttlo of Ilallard's Snow L',nmeot.
luiedlt, and got two more uttlu It
cured mo and I haven't felt any thcu
matlaoi sinco. I cin recommend Knnw
jSfglment to be tlie host liniment on
"earth for rhoumatlim.'' For rheuma
tic, sciatic or neuralgic pains, rub In
Ballard's Know Lloturut, you wiil
net tinier lorg, uut will ij grtli.j:
with a speely 8.1I ftffet'.vacur? k-,
-'aiil fi -t l''iple dfugnUiro w
he Cough Works off the
sSfaMve lJfosiio iodine Tablets
cold In oro day. No cure, no
Mr. itio cms. w
Wtfrnut Payment,
The psrmtrit of tbo Oherokco war
rsi.t nttnue. at Muskogoo and to
date JBJS.OOO bus been paid out. It Is
eWated that about 1200,000 Is yot
tu bo paid.
Stray.
A black, or brown maro pony, about
8 years eld, branded "A" and "IV
broke to ride. Running at G. I).
Uuckncr'o, three miles southeast ot
Haydcn V. O. w!3
&A,
fnnri'
This signature la on eterr box of the geoalM
Laxative Bromo-Qulninc Tablets
tho remedy that ctirre n cola In on Hey
riarnage Licences.
Chauncy L. Crawford-Ruth Creech,
Colllnsvlllc.
Silas Prlgley-Mlnple Herald.Catale.
Hudson Grlmcs-Georgta Crowdor,
Ilamnna.
Lowls Carpenter-Ada Iludlcstoo,
Oholioa.
The Best Prescription for Malaria
Chills and Fever Is a bottle ot Qroto's
Tastoless Chill Tonlo. It It simply
Iron and qulnlno In a taitelcis form.
No cure, no pay. Prlco COc. w
Dr. Youngblood Arrested,
Dr. Youngblood, tho Adair drug
gist, who has been wanted for some
time on a chargo of dispensing was
arrested by Deputy Gll.trap Friday
about sevon mlics from that town.
Ho was brought In aud locked up in
tbo federal Jail here.
To.Cure a Cold In One Day
Take Laxative Ilrumo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund tbe money
it It falls to cure. E. W. Grute't sig
nature Is 011 each box. 26c. w
School Uoard Election.
Tho date of tho next school board
election which has been tho subject
otsomo discussion is tho third Satur
day in December. Sorao were under
the Iniprcislun that tho election was
to bo held tho first Monday In Decem
ber but on consulting the statute
City Attorney Wilson annouoced that
the dato was tbo third Saturday.
Freight Allxup,
An open switch ou the Frisco, near
Scraper street crossing rcaulted In a
freight train, demolishing several cars
on a siding Saturday. Tbo freight,
which was running at a reduced rate
ot speed, crashed into tho cars and
piled tbrco ot them up In a mass of
splintered wood. The onglno was al
so badly damaged. The crew ot tbo
train escaped by Jumping beforo the
collision ramo.
A Dangerous Month ,
This Is tho month of coughs, colds
and acute catarrh. Do you catch cold
easily? Find yourself hoarse, with a
tickling In your throat and an annoy
ing cough at night? Then you should
always have bandy, a bottlo of Bal
lard's Ilorehound Syrup. J. A. An
derson, 3Gi West 61b St., Salt Lako
City, writes: '"We use Ballard's nore-
hnrnrt Kvrnn tor m'-tr1-- in! trf- T.
gives lmmcdlato relict. We know It's
the best remedy for theso troubles. I
wrlto this to Induco other people to
try this pleasant and efficient reme
dy." 25c, 60c and f 1 at People's drug
store. w
Allss Meyers Receives Diploma.
Aunng those who passed there
cent cxamlnuCloti for graduation,
from the All Saluts Training school
for nurses at South McAlcstcr was
Miss R. A. Meyers ot this city. Miss
Meysrs was successful In passing tho
difficult examination with high
honors. Tbe graduating exercises
were held at All Salnt'd hospital
Thursday when Bishop Iirooko
presented the diplomas.
Jail Notes.
Charged with timber cutting Dan
Bullfrog, Roy Sanders, John Sanders,
and Charlie Washington wero landed
in tbe federal Jail yesterday by Deputy
ntiodos of Tablequali.
Dan Suagce ot Nowata, who was
ordered by tbe court to pay a certain
monthly allowance to his wife pend
ing tho settlement of their domcstlo
diaicultles failed to comply with the
order and was brought In on a charge
ot contempt by Deputy McGlnnls
s
Notice,
Notice Is beroby given to all whom
it may concern that I have bought of
D. W. C. Dunoan all that part of his
enclosed farm lying on tho Nt of
SWi and the Wi of SKi of Section 2,
Township 25, Range 20, Including the
road spaco 40 feet wide around tho
same; and that I have selected tbo
same as an allotment for my son, Ru
dolph II. Hacgert, who Is an enlisted
sold lor in the U. H. army, and now do
ing service In the I'hllllplnes.
Mns. J.S. Martin.
Chickens Are Scarce.
A number of ministers wero dis
cussing tbe cblekcn market this
morning when Rev. ,Grerham, editor
ot tho Indian Territory Baptist, said
ho bad made a thorough canvass of
tho poultry outlook In Indian terri
tory aud could truthfully say that
chickens wero never so scarce as at
present. Ao a minister, Mr. Orobam
has an especially cultivated talent for
dissecting chickens, and his remarks
wero not disputed. South McAlestcr
Capital,
Narrow Bscape From Drowning.
RoyStcelo and Earl Kendrlck, In
attempting to ford Cabin creek
Friday wero caught In tbe swift cur
rent and experienced a narrow escape
from drowning. Tho bono which
tlioy were driving was swept off Its
feet and drowned. The buggy, with
tbe struggling animal attached, was
carried u considerable dlstanco down
tbe stream, when It overturned and
went to the bottom. The young men
escaped with dhiicijty from tbe dan
gcrou current. They wero enrouto to
Pryor Oittek to attend a dance and
lost the violin vjth which they were
1 j u?piy tie rnoai .
Foley b Honey ami Tar
forcltlldrcnsjfe.sure. Vo t7pt
Foldoy Peoplts' drug elo-e.
Stopst
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WHO THEY ARE.
Porsonnol of tho Land Office
Announced by tho Dawos
Commission.
Muskogee, I T., November 17.
Tho Commission to tho Five
Civilised Tribes ban announced
tbo appointment of (be following
clerks (or the Cherokee land 0OI00
to be opened at Vinila January 1:
P. Q. Router, chief of the land
office; Homer Needles, allotment
clerkj E. O.-Funk, clerk; W. W.
Wallace, index clerk; W. A. A.
Davidson, law clerk; A. S. II
Walklngslick and Samuel Fore,
man, interpreters; Q. W. Irwin,
Roy Palmer, II. M. Vance, E. 0.
Rolbpnberger, E. 0. Bagwell, J.
0. Carr, stenographer; George R.
Smith, J. 0. Rossen, application
clerks; W. S. D. Moore, George D.
Walters, James K. Gibson, Thos.
J. Farrar, looatlon dorks; G. 0.
Pitts, chief draughtman; Moses P.
Lyons, draughtsman; Orlando B.
Jones and Charles 'E. Webster,
trad book clotka.
FLYNN IS TALKING.
Tells N ashlngton Correspondents
That Chances For Statehood Are
Bright.
After posting unscathed through
a railroad wreck, Dennis Flynn
has landed in Wt shlngton with his
vocal organs tuned to concert pitch.
In an interview Flynn Baid ho
bad not seen the members of the
eub-committee of tbe Senate com
mittoe on tetritories who are in
vestigating the conditions in tbo
three territories, as they bad not
reached Guthrie when he left, but
ho felt suie their investigation
would convince them that tho ter
ritories should be admitted as
Btates.
"The result of the elections in
the IciritorloH will not have any
especial effect upon the statehood
bill's prospects," said Mr. Flynn.
"Oklahoma went Republican, New
Mexico gave Mr. Rodey a tromen-
dous majority end tbe demooratio
victory in Arizona was generally
discounted. The bill will bo called
up December 10, and by that time
tbe statehood forces will have been
organized for the contest. I feel
sure the bill will be paesod."
JAS. H. PARRELL, A PROMINENT
CHICAGO MAN.
And the Oldest Member of the Illin ol
House of Representatives Makes a
Recommendation.
James II. Farrell ot Chicago Is one
of tbo best known figures In tbe demo
cratic politics ot that city. I For years
he has been Marshal ot the famous
Cook County Democracy Marching
Club, which has participated In Dem
ocratic campalgos In half tbo states
ot the union, and which went to New
York especially to assist In the elec
tion of Mayor Van Wyck.
Capt. Farrell Is tbo oldest member
ot the Illinois ITouao ot Represonta-tlves-ln
point of service having been
a member continuously since 1837. His
constituents havo elected him eight
times. He has been a leader In .that
body from the beginning of bis career
and Is one of tbe best known figures
In Illinois politics.
Capt. Farrell Is 69 years of age and
ono ot tbe best preserved men for his
years In the Illinois Legislature, dc
splto his arduous and constant duties
In tbat.body, Mr. Fairell is engaged
In the real estate business in Chicago.
Under date of March 14, 1901, ho
writes as follows:
Springfield, III.
Pei'sin Sruur Co., Montlcello, III.
Manufacturers Dr. Caldwell's Syrup
Fcpsln.
Gehtlbmen: I havo found after
a thorough trial that your Syrup Pep
sin Is a most excellent and successful
remedy for dyspepsia, biliousness and
sick headache, It Is tho most effec
tive and pleasing In all cases; ot this
nature, and It Is with pleasure I ro
commend it to others. Respectfully
Yours, JAt. II. Faxrel-.
Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin and
Herb Laxatlvo Compound Is guaran
teed to cure all forms of stomach
trouble, biliousness, sick bcadacho,
Indigestion and constipation. Not an
Irritant but a corrective. Sold In 60c
and II bottlos by People's drug
store. w
LEASE IS DENIED.
Interior Department Puts Its Dan On
Fruit Raising.
Tho Interior department has de
nied tbo petition of D. A. Hawortb,
a Cherokee citizen living near
Tulsa, to lease his lands to a nur
sery company which was to plant
and cultivate 10,000 peach trees,
tbe company receiving pay from
me proceeua 01 me orcnaru lor n
term of years.
Tbe department bases the ro
fuaal upon tbe lack of precedent
in Buch matters. The aolion prao
tlcally limits the planting of tbo
orchard in tbe Cherokee Nation lo
tbe lesources of Individuals, and
will circumscribe the orchard area
for some time lo come. The effect
Is far-reaching, in aa much as many,!
Indians wanting to engage in fruit
growing are unable (0 do bo on nc
count of the Jao j&one,4ut
who would, if permitted, contrect
with capitftiitfte for the planting ul
thousand it acres ol trees at one,
t'uder tbo decision, fruit growng
on a large scale is at a, etaid.'dl.
AL. JENNINGS FREE.
Notorious Outlaw Has
Liberty.
Regained Ills
Al. Jennings, college graduate,
lawyer, ex proseoutlng attorney of
Canadian county, Oklahoma, con-
violed train robber and leader of 1
the Jennings gang, which operated
through the Southwest Irora 1805
to 18GV, has been releaeed from Ft.
Leavenworth, where ho was landed
through the tlTorlB of Deputies
Bud Ledbolter and Paden Tolbert.
Jennings wao one of the most
picturesque characters ol the
Southwest. Ho graduated from
the law department of tho Univer
sity of West Virginia, end laKr
from tbo Virginia Military Insti
tute, His father moved to Mis
souri soon after the war and when
Al. was through school ho joined
tho family in Oklahoma.
There wero lour of the Jennings
boys, Ed, Frank, John and Al, all
lawyors, and tho entire family was
activo in territorial politics. Al.
Jennings was elected prosecuting
attorney of Canadian county in
1800 and again in 1802, and, with
his brothers, he practiced law for
tevotui years at El R'ino. In an
altrecatiDn with Templo Hotis
ton Ed Jennings was killed, and
the killing soon led to the olhere
becoming outlaws. Tho Soulhwost
was the scene of all their opera
tions, which included a daring
train robbery at Chickasha. They
were coustsntly pursueH by mar
shals, and in abattlo with tbs offi
cers at the "Spike S" ranch near
Tulsa Al Jennings was wounded.
Soveral days later be whs cap.
tured in a trap laid by Deputies
Ledbettor and Tlobert.
Ho Berved a term in Columbia
penitentiary and later wss removed
to Fort Leavenworth.wbere he has
obtained bis release through a
technicality.
THESE HAVE LOST.
Interior Department Affirms Decision
of Dawes Commission.
Special to Dally Chieftain.
Muskogee,;i. T., Nov. 17.The
Commission to tbe Five Civilized
Tribes has recoived from tbe Sec
retary of Interior official notices
that tbo deoieion of tbe Commis
sion rejecting the following appli
cations for citizenship in tbe Cher
okee Nation havo been affirmed by
tbe Secretary of the Interior:
AltaTbeurer, Fort Smith, Ark.;
James M. Welch, Bartlesville;
Valzie Van, Fairland; Arthur J.
Brown, Nowata; William Smith,
jr., George 0. Summers, Fairland;
Frank B. MartirJ Mottle Jackson,
PatBy M, Martin, Joseph K Mar
tin, Pryor Creek; Casper Peyton,
Thomas H. Cooper, Helen K.
Bears tick, MuBkogee; Julia Mc
Bee, Miami; Lulu Martin, August
Epple, Thomas L. Horn, Mary E.
Roberts, William Hilderbrand,
Cripple Creek, Col.; Joshua W.
Wbltaker, Pryor Creek.
An Oklahoma paper declares for a
coach law for whites and black's and
says "such a law should be onactcd as
soon as we can get a governor who
doesn't think a negro better t'jan
himself."
JOIN THB CROWD.
The New Northwest Is Increas'ng from
immigration, by 200,000 people yearly.
This region offers a field tor farmers,
stock raisers, miners, lumbermen, mil
lers, fruit crowers. nnd all classes of
labor. The Cody-Wyoming extension
Into the Big Horn Region offers a splen
did opening for the live stock and wool
business and for fanning by Irrigation.
The Industrial expansion that Is now
the basj of wealth In the East, will be
repeated in the Northwest. Give some
thought toward a home In Nebraska or
Minnesota, the Dakotns, Montana, North
eastern Wyoming, Northern Idaho,
Washington, the Puget Sound and Col
umbia River region.
Northwest Train to Take.
"The Butllngton-Northcrn Pacific Ex
press" is the oriy through train Into the
Northwest territory in connection with
the Northern Pacific Railroad. Through
coaches, chair cars (teats free), through
tourist sleepers over this short line and
time saver to the Northwest. Connect-
Int? tralu from Denver to Alliance in
connection with tills great through train.
You can reach tbe Northwest either via
Kansas City, St. Joseph or Uenver, oy
the Burlington Route.
To the North.
The Burlington has two trains dally to
St. Paul and Minneapolis, reaching the
valuable territory of Minnesota and the
Dakota traversed by the Northeru Paci
fic and Great Northern Railroads. The
Burlington Is the main traveled road to
tho Northwest and North. Investigate
the Northwest by addressing either the
Industrial Departments of the Great
Northern or Northern Pacific Railroads
at St. Paul, or the undersigned.
L. J. BRICKER, T. P. A., 823 Main SU
Kansas City. Mo.
L. W. "WAKELEY, O. P. A., St. Louis.
P. C. SHARON, 8.W.P.A., PSlMahi St,
Kama- City, Mo.
Ono Mlnuto Cough CUro. '
Is the only hsrmess cough cur6 that
gives quick relief. Curd's coughs,
colds, crofp, brongbKls, whooping
coughyneumoola. asthma, lagrlpno
aoflyi throat, chest and lung troubles
"Iot sooksd by rain," says Oertrudo
EFennef, Munclo, Ind., "and con
tracted u sovcro cold and cough. I
failed rapidly; lost 48 lbs. My druggist
recommended Oats Minute Cough
Cure. Tho first bottle broughte
llof ('sacral cured me. . I sm.back to
ID7 old weight, 144 lbs." One asTnuto
'lough Our outs the pti'egru, relieves
tb'1 ooughat ooce, rtrova eut Intlam-rr-atlon,
cures croup. An Meal remedy
.fgr children A Y. For.iniao. dw
L. X. MoQUFPIN,
President.
...The Cherokee
lintta, Ind. Ter.
0?1T-Xi $25,000.00.
L. r. Tarker. Jr W. If. Darrnugh. V. tt. McOwrge. Fred h
B. N. Itatcllfr. Thos. T. Wlmer. h. K. .IcOumn.
r.very Courtesy Extended that is Consistent with 5oun
Interest Paid on Time Certificates ot Deposit
READ!
We arc handling no ''Cheap John" goods, but
we are making the cheap fellows "hunt their
holes" on prices.
We are selling the following lines:
THOMAS GRAIN DRILLS,
MITCHELL WAOONS,
' STAVES BUOQIES,
SOUTH BEND WAOONS
Emerson & Fisher Buggies,
Sechler Buggies,
Canton Line of Implements
J I. Case Implements:
Come and look at our goods and see i we d t
treat you right.
GREEN-ROOD IMPLHVLENT CO
Keep 117 Toucb Witb 5&ii?t Loui?
Tl-a- "-J. T A i-4 :TI)t:Ort:RrH.bllen
I I7C ti L-OUIS IPrtrorAnerc.
Th OrM 4wpap-ri:
of the Won.
The Daily Glob i-Dem-Krata without a rival in all the" west, aru' 1 ml
at the very front among the re&lly great wrpera of the wo: '
and the workfof preparation
tu 1903.
By AtiJ, Postej Frepaitl
Sfcllv, Iocludlrj" Suntfayi Oao Vs-Titt; SUtJmonUi , 00; Three Mouth j ,,'a
JllyilWItbout 5 up day, One yert; JM. Month .oo;JTrec Moetln :.w
5ui)day Rditioq, One Year ti.oo; Six Months l.-oa
I r The "Twic-a Week" Itsue of the GloV Dfoic-i' ii'. l, ' io
J? 1 JJ lar a vetr is the greatest nswtptjaeT ban-am ofth;.- '
most exual to a daily At at the price of a -.reekly, It gives the latrat t ...it.
iieivsfrom all the world every Tuesday nnd Friday. Its market rrinttsar-i dip; . t
and correct in every detail. It has no equal as a home or hrai! j wni' M
ought to be at every fireside In the laud. Two papers evarr w;cfc IUk'i :
or more every Tnesday and Prlday, One dollar for one Tear. Sam, . :jt '
735 ka
15 or 20 head horses and mules
and a lot of wagons, harness and farm machinery.
AT AUCTION,
AtESTELLA, I.T., John Franklin's ranch
ten miles west of Vinita,
TUESDAY, NOV. 35th.-
250 cows, 100 yearling steers, 240 calves o'
yearling heifers, and a number of valuab'e bull
Terms: 8 months credit on approvi security.,
Parties desiring to purchase at private "le
please come previous day.
Badgett & Milford, vinitti, i.t.
I ALARfl
As the days are growing shorter
ii is time to get up.
You'll
thoroughly reliable alarm clock
THATWIL! WAKE YOU
at the right moment. I have :ks that wtl help you get to
work on tlm they don't co. great deal and are fult
warranted.
Only 98 Cents. 1
Other clocks from 2 to 816; when you want a clock come
tee them. '
CJ'l'lne and complicated watch repairing a specialty.
Motto: Not the cheapest but the BRST work at all times.
AUGUST SCHLIECKER,
3
No, 16 South Wilton St.
FmmiEmmmWFMFMfii
PVSIl'&1Sl'9&1V9,SVlt?'.
Omvhr Bagby, Tres. J. o. nAW.
First National Bank,
VINITA, INDIAN TRRRITORY.
CAPITAL, f 100,000.
W-.WW..".'.-.J
Oldest and Strongest National
DIRECTORS. o
OUVKRBAGHY, B. F. FQRTtfBR, S.
RATCJJFF. If. A. GRAHAM, . 0. HALL, G, W.CLAKK.W A. 'Al.h.
Uooa a SafeOonoral Qanklns; !Jusfn.
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PAtsSvrQrtS0AVfli.Tv(sWAvvl,
Psf-tfV
A. VJ JL J (aa
Lumber Co....
We carry a full stock of LUMBER in
the vartous grades from the'best down.to
knot holes. The best plastering material '
"Acrne" -and sharp sand will be found
at our yard. IolaPartland and Louis
ville cement JojXa portion of our stock .
The only, trouble from our point of view
is the facttfhat prices are too low.
Of cmfrse you'll nof.lose any sleep over
4At till youigire lurribff Business
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yoiueii.
Come arou'.rj
stock.
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THOS. T, WIMER, W..R, MfcOEORQE, 1
Vlea-Presldent. OasM'
National Bank..,
Kellty.
Banklnr
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READ!! READ!!!
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GIobe-Derpocmt
for the great warUV.fair
StaMcrlbo lor J
CLOCKS.
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ocilry unless you have a
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