The Daily Chieftain. (Vinita, Indian Terr.), Vol. 2, No. 158, Ed. 1 Tuesday, April 3, 1900 Page: 3 of 4
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STANDARD SQUARE 'INCH .
TAILOR SYSTEfS
Istlio latest improved and most complete
syalcm in thu world (hill untl see It at
rooms i mill i In Hie McClellan bullillnK.
HOSE VICKEBS Mir'r.
Probabllltlea.
Fair tonight iind tomorrow
Fialiiiitf tackle at Green's.
Purest drugs nt Foreman's.
Tender juicy steak at Gus Nichols'.
Fine watch repairing at Foreman's.
Mrs. MeCulluru is reported quite
sick.
S. S. Clover went to Miami last
night.
Try homemade lard from Gus Nlch-
'ols' market.
John Tuomason went to Cowskin
jirairie today.
( Second hand family carriage for sale
good as new.
V. F. Carter came up from VVat'o-
ner last tiiu'ht.
Mrs. E. M. Jfaltom has been iluite
ill for some time.
Home Missionary light bread for
sale at liiulgett's.
Mrs. O. G. Alhey has a very desir
able horse for sale.
A full line of fishing tackle at
Green's drug store.
John Mlnahall and It. U. Farley are
In from Miles today.
Mrs- liwlng ilalscll returned from
I th? r"n-h lt evening.
' i Have you seen him? Who? Why
A husband on salary."
airs riora u. iiarris returned iroiu
A visit to Afton yesterdav.
John Franklin was in froui his
ranch west of town today.
Fox Dannenberg came up from his
ranch below Chelsea yesterday.
To have beautiful clear white
clothes use Red Cross Ball Blue.
Soaps fine perfumes and elegant
stationery at People's drug store.
"V Miss Lucie Xldiffcr and Mrs. W. B.
' Kaines returned from Afton yesterday
Buy your roasts where you can get
the best. That's Gus Nichols' at City
Meat Market
lie's comrng. Who? "A husband
on salary." at opera house Thursday
night April 5.
The printei was a little off yesterday
and made the Kavanaugh company do
"dancing" instead of "playing."
Elmer Branch was bound over
yesterday on the charge of criminal
assault on a young lady at Centralia.
A few choice budded peach trees
left at the nursery. .Some of the
famous Liberia and some early vari-
eties. A kidney remedy that can be de-
pended on will be found In Prickly
.Ash Bitters It heals-and strengthens
Sold by Chapman & Briggs. dw
The leading Indian Territory news
paper the Daily and Weekly Chief-
tain. 40 cents a month for the Daily
and u dollar a year for the weekly.
The household remedy is Hunt's
Lightning oil. All aches and pains
quickly relieved. Satisfaction or
money refunded. A. W. Foreman.
Garrett Devine and W.. McManus
broke out of the U. S. holdover last
night by prying off the door. They j
were bound over yesterday on the I
charge of stealing cattle. '
A number of voter areoctnf town
today some are at Milium at lending
court oi hers arc !u Texas buying rat-'
tie and alt'igi'ilif r there seem to be
an uoumm! unrulier nf absent ones to-
day. A good many cattle have already1
been "turned loose" largely because
the owner have exhausted their sup-
ply of feed. The 15th is about the
day ri in this section if a warm lain
come soon.
SALE OSE HUNDRED KUAIOKS A T
THE WONDERFUL KEL.:.u.
T!my relieve Distress from i ti. -r'a
h.il giion and Too Hearty lut-
ing: are perfect remwiy for Piiii-
rnu uugwa Drowvintva Bad Tuw
in th Mouth. Ctd Tor jut Tain ia
the bid. TOlil'lD LrV J-lt.
They Ecgulate the Eowcls.
They Cure Sick Headache.
A Singla One Civea Relict
WANTED
A nf "f fcol hmkllh that SIP will set t.-
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Milliiiepy EloAvers
Ornaments Silk Laces
Monsel ines Ribbons
Veilings; everything complete; better and larger
than ever before and unsurpassed.
Give Us Your
Order
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Located in Vinita.
Dr. Louis Bagby arrived on the
Frisco last evening from the west
coming over the Mo. P. from Kansas
City. Dr. Louis will remain in Vini-
ta and practice his profession.
A Thrifty Steer.
Freeman Nidiffer has a steer in his
feed lot that weighed 1020 pounds
when put up. A few days ago. he
weighed i43j a gain of 415 pounds
--nearly 4 1-2 pounds per day.
EMU-Sklnner Wedding
B.F.Ellis and Miss Jennie Skinner of
Vinita were married by Probate Judge
Ferrell at Independence Sunday night.
They returned to Coffeyville Monday
morning. Mr. Ellis Is employed at
the Backet. Coffeyville Journal.
Foreign flissionary Society.
The ladies foreign missionary so-
ciety of the Methodist church
met yesterday at the' home of
Mrs. J. A. Thompson. A very inter-
esting meeting was bad and delicious
refreshmcuts were served. Thirteen
were present.
J. TedmoreColvin piano tuner with
even years factory experience and re-
commended by Bush & Gerts Piano
company will be at the Western all
week with a full lineof repairs It will
pay you to have him see your piano
as It costs you nothing to confer with
him. ' '
The City Election.
The city election has been in pro-
gress since an early hour this worn-
in'. Considerable inte-est is Bhown
in the contest of the mayor and re-
corder but with that exception there
is no excitmcnt. There Is a few drunk
men but the majority are quiet and
orderly. A democratic victory in gen
erally conceoeo.
Railroad Lease Renewed.
The railroad lease on the Jim Tittie
building where the Gem Restaurant
was run has been extended by the
Katy another year from the date of
the expiration of the present lease
which is in August. Under
the decision of Judge Springer I he
buildings were to be removed from the
Katy right-of-way not later than
August 1 WO.
Don't be funny. It doe not pay. If
you have a good thing tell it rightouU
Don't use false means to attract at-'
tention. We say "right out" and
mean it too that Dr. Caldwell iyrup
pepsin will cure evary case of Mo.naeh
trouble. It will stop any pain caused
by Indigestion: it 'knock sick bead-
ache by atlactlng the cause of the
complaint and aid yu t digest your 1
food no matter what you eat.
reople"s Drug Start-. dw
HIS SHOES WERE TOO TIGHT.
Mat Ik mmmu Maa'a Hdkcrud
Ir Da 5at Knw Wky Ua
ttgmr Ike Plcdva.
The juiitg liiau abouv whom Lit ;
friendi are tflliug this itury ha lived '
all bia life In Cliicago. Be tag aem '
Ix'tD knovn n a Lard drinker but that I
he cues eujoy a glas or two of wine uc- ;
ua.ior.ally nobody ran tleny. ilis moth-
er nuJ sister are ardent tempt-rance j
workers and one night lately the sister '
pi i suiiili J him to act s her escort to a j
temperance Icetttre on itiegrotird that
she had no une else to niToinpary her i
r.nl had pimoM-d to attrnl. ;
IL.s rsijiiVHin un her (.ait tt the .
fiist csiie of her brother' uttikjit g at
ES3 jg
lie views rtie matter In motion.' The
second causes of the trouble were the
new bhoes which he was "breaking in."
The agonies he suffered during the
process were by no means new but the
later developments which they brought
about seem rather novel.
The shoes began to torment him. al-
most as soon as he had taken his seat
in the hall; the longer the lecture lasted
the worse they pained him. Asthe even-
ing was chilly he had drawn the laces
rather tight about his ankles and the
shoes themselves were tight anyway.
The high temperature of the steam-
heated hall caused his feet to swell and
after that! Well anyone who has ever
broken in a pair of new shoes will un-
derstand what he suffered.
The lecturer was eloquent and mov-
ing In Ids beseechings to his listeners
to sign the pledge. The young man
with the tight shoes was disgusted with
his pleadings and tried to preserve a
face of adamant. In vain! The shoes
were nearly killing him and his coun-
tenance slowly took on a look as of
great remorse and sorrow. The speak-
er detected this expression the y6ung
man and his sister were in front row
and the people . behind them wer
packed in so tightly that he hesitated
to move and redoubled his effort's di-
recting them especially at the head of
the miserable young man. The sister
glanced up at him and leaped from her
teat with joy.
"0 my dear brother!" she cried re-
joicing "you are moved to hatred of the
drink devil at last. Why I can see a
tear in your eye and your face is all
pale and strange looking. Hurry
hurry and just as soon as yon have gone
tip to the platform and signed the
pledge wewillgohomeand tell mother!"
The young man would have abruptly
declined to follow out any such pro-
gramme at another time but his feet
were particularly painful at that mo-
ment and the idea of going home and
taking off those Bhoes seemed irresisti-
bly tempting. Besides the aisles and
passage ways behind him were so
crowded that a hasty escape that way
seemed impossible; the door at the back
of the platform was open and the way
thereto unimpeded. He hesitated suf-
fered in silence a moment longer and
capitulated.
His halting steps and sufferinsT coun
tenance were attributed to remorse
sorrow shame and various other ex-
alted feolinps by the devoted people
who watched him make the trip to the
platform. Even his sister notwith-
standing the fact that he snubbed her
unmercifully nil the way home uttril)-
uted his conduct to a natural feeling of
ahyness and a shamed recollection of
his previous diatribes against temper-
ance pledges and all connected with
them. And only the unfortunate fel-
low's chum and roommate ad the ftw
doztu other fellow with whom he
ahared the ttory at altogether too good
to keep ar or ever will be aware of
the real reason why he signed that
pledge posed for nine or ten awful
minutes at the horrible example called
into being by the eloquence of that de-
testable temperance lecturer and bore
more or less patiently with his mother's
and sitter's anthems of rejoicing.
And only thee friends know and un-
derstand w hy the tight of a certain pnir
of cew acd haedtome shoes moves him
to the moat awful lamentations togeth-
er with an occasional lapse into pro-
fanity every time he comes upon them.
Chicago Tribune.
XVonldn't Dare To.
Mrs. I'ec k I K'ileve that every oi:e of
I'ie ritevs of Ihete nrtieles niakirfr fun
:f niarricd " i Tc are i-iut'c niic. 1 i!oi)'t
f.upi.n.e th:it t e nf lb. in tvriv f r niar-
rVd. l!i Trt--V-n-r.o. o.Mi: be v t-n :Tt le
rUh-jr j ! abf ut it if 1:p a. Tttf-
falo ( i.mmerciui.
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W. FOREMAN
' Physician & Surgeo
Office in Patton Building
Telephone 16.
KesidenceM
VUlta. I T
QHAS. W.DAY D. D. S.
DENTIST
Sold crown and bridge work
A Specialty.
Offlce over First Naf Baak. VINITA. I T
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R. A. M. OLINKSOALES
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
VINITA. T.
Office tip stairs In Raymond bnlldlng. Real-
lente between the two churches at the Dr.
frasee a-lsce.
Piles aad other Rectal tronbles a specialty.
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H. KORNEQAY
Attorney at Law
and Notary Public.
Office In hew Halsell Bld'g. VINITA I.T
Will practice In all the United States Court
Auk 9 of the Indian Territory.
i.ocal Kailroad Time Ttblea.
t MS' 1 1 Ul .Ift' ANSA. 4 I'KlAb.
OOJHO SOUTH.
S'i. I H. i . 1'. tOMirea
4:1(1 a lb
5:4a p m
no.o riyer 10:14 am
No. Vi Friiglit and Accommodation) I 1 :45p m
jao NOHTIl.
N'n.:! io. Ks. ft Txaa express. ... Mil :! p no
Vn..T. Ht. h. Ilannllial Kx... ' 11:10 a no
No. 6 Flyer '..I J:42p m
V.. .'to freight and acconi'i)ol6tloull :5' p m
SI. LOUIS SAN FRANCISCO KAILVCa
Train i7 west mail 10:im a. n.
Traln JOSeast mall 5:S5p ra
Train ti rt lonal .H:47p. m
l"rl t4i)..Moal II :41a i
STRAVED OR STOLEN Three he:id of
heifers 1 dark brindle. dohorned branded
with I) on left shoulder; one red with some
white In flank brand same and other red
and white spotted same brand. Strayed
from John Parks farm on Mustantr creek. I
will pay fcln for the return ol above des-
cribed cattle. J. It. Deitkick. Vinita. I. T.
STRAY Gray mare shod and; in good
flesh. 8 or 9 years old. I4'i bunds high brand-
ed W. P. on left hip. Is at bhelion'R place.
H miles south of Vinita. dwlw
Taken up March Itth. by D.N. Mai-slinll.
4 miles east of Ruby on Rufus Miller's
plce one brown mare about 4 ytars olil.
weight about 110 pounds. Owner can have
mare by proving property and payinir ex-
penses. 9-'2ft5
Hi facile.
Go to
...W.W.
MILLER'S
To buy your l-ishin
Tackle. '
bverytnmp:
You Need.
LAlvK Ti IK..
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FOR KANSAS CITY
....AND ST. LOUIS
and all points In
Colorado
. Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri.
THE
IRON MOUNTAIN
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FOR FORT SMITH UTYi-E
ROCK & HOT SPRINGS
and all points in Louisiana Ar-
kansas and Texas. Elegant day
coaches and Pullman Bullet
Sleeping Cars.
H C. TOWNSEND
Gen Pas. & Tkt Agent. St. LOuls
Legai Bianks
The following klmi ot approved form
on sale at
The Chieftain
Chattel mortgages per do ..3Bo
r'h.Ntlionilmil. ' . iiftG
! Chattel Mort. sales " We
Lien notes (a mortgage) per don......
Bills sale. " e
Bill Sale (Cherokee Mort) per doz
Bills Sale short form " BSC
Renewal affidavits " ..2Sc
Prommissory notes per 50 Sfio
Reoelpts. " 263
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Marrs, D. M. The Daily Chieftain. (Vinita, Indian Terr.), Vol. 2, No. 158, Ed. 1 Tuesday, April 3, 1900, newspaper, April 3, 1900; Vinita, Indian Territory. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc773971/m1/3/: accessed May 31, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.