The Chelsea Reporter. (Chelsea, Indian Terr.), Vol. 7, No. 26, Ed. 1 Saturday, November 2, 1901 Page: 2 of 6
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AND RECEIVE A BEAUTIFUL APRON KBrrL^
Reporter.! The Methodist conference at
Chickasha adjourned at 9 o'clock
Published Saturdays
** AR* R- K MILLER.
Kotered in the port office at th«U<-
" M •cci nd class mail.
Sold in Chelsea by tlic following merchants:
S. A. McSpadden, W. L. Massey and W. K. Creer.
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•'•OO A YEAR.
saturday. nov.,, i9ai.
The taxible wealth of the five
tribes is more than $40,000,000 a
sum far in excess of each of twenty
three States when they came into
the union.
Milam4 McIntosh
Hardware Co. .
The area of the Indian Territory
is 34.100 square miles, and we
have a population, as shown by
the last Federal census of 392090
and at this time a population ex-
ceeding 400,000: of this number
80, ooo; are Indiaus.
last night night. Following are
some of the adpointments; Rev.
C. L. Browning, president Willie
Hal^ell college :Rev. J L. Braggs,
Vinita Stat ton; Rev. p. B. Hicks!
pressing elder Cherokee district
LR.Jones, Vinita circuit; Rev.J.
E. Sounder, Tahlequah; Rev.
Belcter, Chelsea; M. W. Wheeler;
Fairland; Rev. T. F. Brewer,
president Spaulding lubtitute.
Muskogee gets the next confer-
ence.
There will be several bills pro-
postd in Congress for the admiss-
ion of Oklahoma and the Indian
Territory as siugle state, and most
of them will ask tbat Oklahoma be
made a state now, and the Indian
Territory added to it piecemeal.
, Thu is hardly likely to happen,
jas 'k* Indians want togct in on as
Never criticize a person without K°oJ a basis as Oklahoma, and
knowledge 01 wiii vai. j
William M'Kinley.
His Lirm AND WORK,
J1V
Gkn. Chari.hs h. grosvfnor.
President's life lo«g Frieud,
Comrade in war and Colleague in
Congress. Was near his side
with other gieat men wheu his
eyes w ere closed in death. Follow-
ed the bier to the National Capitol
and t. Can'on. The Genera! re-
quires a share- of the proceeds oi
his book to l>e devoted to a Mc-
Kinley Monument Fund. Thu*
every :;u!>scril
butor to tlii-
ASTHMA CURE FRf.V
Asthmalcne Brings Instant I.-eii« f and l\*.
nent Cure In All
SENT ABSOLUTELY FREE ON J riL'J.lf'i' OV POSTAL.
WRITK YOUK NA1IB AND A DDI:: ss 1 ..> tNl.V.
There ia nothing like Asthr-.u-
lene. It brings instant relief. 1 veil
in the worst of case-. It , .
when all else fails.
, The Rev. C. F.WILLS, of Vil!,
becomes i cntri- Ridge, 111., says: "You; ri.il !. ,
'ind Millions of [tle Asihmalene rc<\
The Most Complete Line of Hard-
ware ever brought to the Trritory.
Just arrived a Car Load fo fine
_ „ r,w„ wiluolli
a knowledge 01 what you are do
, doing. An unjust criticism steals
reputation—a worse crime than
theft of money or goods, for the
money or goods yon ccti restore,
the reputation, never.
| The Indian Territory is exercis-
11 il,g morc energy and enterprise
than Texas to get au exhibit at
the World's Fair at St. Louis.
The Indian Territory is a plucky
country, filled with plucky people,
aud wheu they have an issue to
face they face it in a way that
overcomes obstacles. - Deuisou Her-
ald.
Springfield Wagons.
We carry evrything you may want
in Shell or Heavy Hardware at pri-
ces 110 competion can beat. If you
aei not our customer you should be.
As we come towards the Christ-
mas holidays, larger space in the
magazines is given to fiction. The
Cosmopolitan includes a tragic
story of the Mexioan foot-hills by
ti. at. j
there will have to be some brovla
ions made whereby the Indian Ter-
ritory may have her say in the mak-
ing of the- laws and the constitu-
tion of the new state, and in set-
tling locations for stats institutions.
It is hardly likely that any bill
that does not grant this will be
successful.— Denison Herald.
Sequoyah, a Cherokee, who could
speak no language but his own,
took an English apelliug book aud
studying out from it the principles
of phonetics, invented for the
Cherokee tongue an alphabet of
eighty-five characters, which is
pronounced by philologists the
"most nearly perfect alphabet ever
devised for any language in the
world." He was born in 1770 in
the Cherokee Territory of Georgia,
where he owned and worked
coppies will lie -<>l i Kve\ !*td> I ^^ion. 1 cannot UU vou how
« >1 .1. Order, lot the as*-'^ f' ,or ,!le deriv
ng Nol-o.U \ ■" rt. ■ -r Kl °1fruln 11 . 1 a M.lve. chaineil
K' ' ' EK | w «hputriu sore turrMt an . .^s! , .
gant Photogravure Portrait of j tor ten years. I di«p.nred
President McKinley'* last pictrre ''e'ing eured. I saw > our ;.<ivcri
tak. u at tlie White Hou.se. You ",etlt <ut lt""
can easily aDd quickly clear $1,000
taking orders. Order your out-
fit quick. Chance to prove suc-
cess, secure yearly contract and
become Manager. Outfit fiee.
Send 1 acts, it stamps to pay ex-
pense of wiapping, packing and
mailing elegatu prospectus. Try-
ing 10 to 50 orders daily. 50,000
copies will l>e sold in this vicinity.
Address.
CONTINENTAL ASSEMBLY.
Corcorau Bldg., Oppj. U. S.
Treasury. Washington, D. C.
• lll iUlVerii*-
u.ent for the curesot this dren'.iul
and toriuetiling disease,- Asthma
and thought you lud ovtrsi«>keii
yourselves, but resolved to give it
a trial. To my astOHisti;::. tlt, ,;.c
trial acted like a cliaim. S r.d me
a fullsize bottle."
R . Or. MorrU W*ch l«r.
Rabbi of the Cong. Bnai I,real
New York, Jan 3, iqoi
DKS. f AFT BUOS.' MKDtCt.Vh^O
Gentlemen: Your Astlim ilene is an
♦ 1 fcV1Cr' nud ,ls composition «Mivi i' -,
with Asthma. Its success i • J, - V ,
* c"5""'> >•«*. SrS1;;1
morphine, chiorofotui or ether. V,tv • v '
REV. 1 ;<
FOR TIN
Riuir.
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and
which continue
After having
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ISl.KR.
' • 1, 1901.
iUUl-miis Dy aim nO! Keo a
Thomas A. Janvier, a very clever snii" fartu- When his people were
►lyne Wells, j removed beyond the Mississippi,
h Rnntan^i: lip ivptit wif 1* iham ki<t ...:.t. i
]S. B. COGHILL.
IS AGLHT for THE
...AT THE fit * SHOP...
'w * ' WT /rrt
Suns cleaged, d\ed. j refFt-d cr repaired. Dre.-es dved
w... o:.t ripping. Rep : nde on laui:<lry fite We oav
fer collars I-iokeu < r !. i., dry lost. P y
pr.m'iV'-.r." v : " J" . ' :!l ' '■'■•'rv.
'■> -nier . I..:,,- : . il '
Khich'"-' "
FRISCO SYSTEM.
Has put on a new train known
as the "OKI AHOMA LIMITED"
between Oklahoma City and Kaa
sas City. This the fastest and
finest equipped train on' of Okla
hoinaJor Kaunas City Jt. hollis
aud Memphis.
The "LIMITED" leaves Ok-
lahoma City at 6;iop. n. arriving
at Kansas City 7:40: ue t morning;
St. Louis 5:35 p. M. a id Memphis
5; 00 P. M. it consists uf baggage
car, t'uree chair ca:V and one
( 1)Pullman The Puil.uaii sleejier
and one chair car, g . s through to
Kansas City witlfout change, one
chair car through to St.Louis, and
one through to Memphis. The re-
turn train leaves Kansas Citv 9:20
iociety story by Caroiync wens, —
one of the Old French Romances J he went with them, but, with other
y Richard Le Gallienne, an un- members of his tribe he afterwards
usually interesting Indiau narrative weut t) northern Mexico, where
>y H. T. George, and a weird ' he died in 1843. It is doubtful if .. ,
story by S. R. Arockett. j the Louisiana Terntory or the Un- "rVStves^'citT
ited Stn:es has produced a mau of p Xf
The asylum for insane Indians, I stronger original genius thau this
at Canton.S.D., has been completed /.Cherokee, who without help or sug-
and accepted by superintendent j Ke*tiou from any one. iuvented an
Pierce on behalf of the govern- j alP'ial,et w hich scientists pronounce
ment. The building is one of the I ,K'arer to tl,eir '-ea' scientific
fine.-: in South Dakota, it is of Me- I adequacy than any other.
nomume dressed brick, with Sioux 1
Fall-- g,..nite for trimmings' and
c<*>t 554.000. This is the on|y hos-
pital for iusaue Indians in the
United States, and nil of Uncle
Sam.s mentally unbalanced wards
will be confined theie.
I'EGPKR MINI.NO IS NBCESS4RY.
BASKET LEAVES TUESDA Y AND RETURNS FRIDA
c. crouse7 - - mS^
= $
In the report ot Luke W. Bryan,
1 mine inspector for the Indian ttrri
'torv, the inspector • T ,
extf':siou of various 1:;ils •
rf)ad is.opening tip ue;
quitt* a 1: ficea' I • f-.. , .vvr
tl-a; -i'i ihe •.■•■us that have recuM
lv be.
....... rw.uisas v_uy 9:20
P.M. .arriving Oklahoma City 10-
55 A. M. Further information re-
garding tales, time ect., will be
cheerfully given by auy Frisco
System Agent or the under-
signed. B.F.Dunn. District Passen-
ger Agent, Wichita, Kansas.
INSOMNIA
"Iliarr Iirrn u>ln( t'tM'UtET' far
0?J?lv5in«7'li,.WhlChiI have Utn for
y«ant,and i run k«> thut rn«r..rou '
have giTiu u,ti more relief Ibati but other rcme-
i*J f"" t leJ. I - liall rort.lnrj r om
mrn.l them to myjrlt |, an btm* '| Th. >ri '
rrprthcnted. • Tb„s *i,l5f
Dk. Taft Lros. M,„-c,ne^^
tested1''1 "'wonderfu'.^ff'ct <! a>'- ,,avinK
My wife has b en 1 °'>otir Asthmaki , fur the cure ol A«hma.
H"vingext^d^ o^SrS,1n,i0!l '- P' "
see vrnr ct'ern .... . mui as Wv'Il as nnnv < I chanced to
SS XRK^™ '. !■ N-. V,«W. I
the first of November 1 , 'e v wl1" ro!" " ',! 'ik ir :l,K>ut
After usintf one lu.f.i* 1 fTy *"°n ' •' tadical iu ^ove iient.
Dr. Taft Bscs. c^c"— ° ''"'r ''"'
■SS- sst} Yr •. • "r >
tisement ami si.,,ij , e- lnu' fan-j-l I 1 ■. 1; u -r<iss voii' a lver-
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i am now ... the best of j^t:*, 'as,
testimony you can nnke sU,h „se ofV.s •'.',a
Home addres*. Pkingt,^ st^et.
:r< w .> .
'irtai. bottf.k s :.\to\- i{
Do r lelay. Write "at ... .. ;
MEDIC! CO., 79 Ea>t ,3. St., v. '\
11 work.
■ fhis
M. D.
- ■ . City,
:ROS.
. candy
' CATMAimc
t *oi mmm
9 K'ATr'SSotSS^
iteisesmiliiijgco
ti. S. Jefferies, Mgr.
Haanfactuieri of high Flour ,„d Meal, a„j ktad>of ^
LEADING BRANDS:
American Paient. LHfe of Egypt pat.nt
O. H-Sccoij Patent. Goidei) Parrel.
.rr °f -
clvo. Yoori '""U you «■
£iicisea Mlliiqg Co.
To Bate...
AND
hive a phone.
TP29S *5
0 «=-- your residence
t your place uf buBineas f. ir 92 00.
w. R. SEAToN, Mgr.
Luke W. Bryan mining inspect
tor for the Indiau Territory, re iv oee , Ue-1 and t'
JhuV" J«P " «ut tion of thi; veins previously u'ort. J
hut the output ofeoa',., ,„Ms o( ,b,
yeur «ho«n "utlmJ'iL^S "'7"' • >" j
uu,l that the large iutprovemeut. in j JXJ vZLZTZT ;
progress p^iae a ,,i„ tta£„ J"
f t yea,- The total output Veio, co„U ' «MMS
of coal was 2,301,688 tons apainsi rot , success-
1,900,.27 in So There a'e 280 b"t1W,th."nPro^ methods
coke o^ns inThe territ0r of the «'" that heretofore
total production of last year beingl°
,33.ooo tons. ' [T fre "OVV ^ SUC^sf"">-
operated. It is true that the ad-
ti. f .7m TZ I vanced price of coal is a factor inl
The full htood Cherokees recently |tn making the woting of these
apomted a committee toconfer with ( s'eep pitched veins a success, but
the Dawes commission iu order to everything tends, however, in the
reach some understanding relative direction of more extended opera-
to their enrollment on the final tions in then ste-p veins
roll now being prepared by the] "Another featur of the' new on-
commission. A satisfactory ar- : erations is lhat deeper shafts ar-
rangement was made with the com- j ''eing sunk and there is no doubt
mission and tne full bloods agreed t!'at the coal mining of the future
to present themselves for enroll- in the Indiau territory must be done
ment and in compliance with that 1 through the u- e of deep - shafts "
understanding the Daws commiss- - —
ion annouueed that today that the Tnnllir:
Inquiries made at the war de
$ For i^Vtsrytniug- in
°.G. ELLIOTT.
ATTORNEY,
f Insurance and
Collections.
| Dawes Building, Up Stairi.
commission would be iu session at , 'U,mnes lnade at the war de
Tallequah I. T. from Mdliday No- ^rtnie,lt r 'sulle'1 to-day in a reply
vemper 4,1901 inclusive for' the toT0le"t.,° ^ I'ulia,, T^ritor>
purpose of allowing full bloods and ' Ku.e. f?° d <n,U'res,ed thela'
auch other citizens who may desire \T P'opoail that a nation-
to do so. to present themselves for I the^erri °r/an,"t,on be lormed '<1
enrollment. | tne terntory.
The application was referred to
the'jitdge advocate of the
M« mot 1^1 Peat el c«rd.
A portrait of the late President
McKinley will be placed on the
new issne of postal cards. The new
...v army.
and he held that it was unlawful
.0 bear arris in the Indian Terri-
tory or to svll or send arms there-
He explained in his advices that
B. W. CLAYTON.
a v ji
ajffiiXTis
chelsea,
Office in
McSpadden
Bldg.
Room j, up stair*
Prices
Very
Reasonable.
IND. TER
. 1. 1 ne new; , r ",s aavices that
cards will be issued in DecemUr. e siat,,s of the Indian Territory
. ek. j was different in every respect from
The design will include the year WM diffcrLnt in every respect from
of birth and year of death imme- jthat of other territories The
diately at the left and right respect- j «overDm«nt holds it as one big res-
ively of the name "McKinley" ervat'on f°r Indians, and ti.. ...1.:. _
which will be directly under the
IUC
head. AIjovc the head ;vill be the
word- ."Seriesof 1901.'' and al>ove
thrt "one rent," The inscription
'l uittd States of America," now
appearing on the postal cardo, will
be abandoned and replaced at a
point lower down so as to leave the
space at tee upper part of the card
clear for ] ostmarks.
, — uij{ res-
ervation for Indians, and the white
people resident in its limit are then-
by sufferance of the Indians and
special permission of the gover -
nment official,. They can be order-
ed from the limits of the territory
«t any time As residents of the
territory they have a different stat-
us from the residents of other ter. i-
tones, and the orgaai«atiou . '
national guard would be impraciic'
able and against the law.
TONY ROGERS.
DRAYMAN.
Your Dray Business Solicited,
CIIKLSEA, I. T
/
outz E NSW ARE
Comply
W(i (';{IT V n
P|ajn White
PENRIELD
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DB J. O. PIPER,
Ptfsiciao & Sirieoi.
CHELSEA, I. T
J. W. BONE M. D.
Pkpiciat.
CHELSEA, I. T.
largkst m'd liEST
;STOCK OF HARDWARE IN THEI
INDIAN TERRITORY.
j A FULL and COMPLliTIv LIXK of
^>BUIliDER8 H AUD WARE
CARPENTERS 'i\ -olh
blauksmivh oo cds,
STOVES AND J JNV/ *113
_ l-AMRO AMD i A/\!T-n~icz 1
GUNS A rJD A MU V/i T/n'/y
PUMPS ANC ^,%%?ZIPN-
UNIVKS, SISSOKS, 1- \?A)
Vf) SICWl
>OUr STOVC
b«lilar( Wilaot)
^BLAST.
CHINK3.i
1 -onior,
' l:p< rlor,
nd Stiporior
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