The Indian Chieftain. (Vinita, Indian Terr.), Vol. 18, No. 29, Ed. 1, Thursday, March 15, 1900 Page: 4 of 4
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For the Complexion I
To purify and beautify the skin and
prevent pimples rfjt
blotches DlacK-
beads redness
roachness yellow
cily mothy skin
cbacnin?. tan. son-
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skin or complexion soap is for a mo-
ment to bo compared with Cttictra
Soap because no other soap reaches the
cause Tir. the clogged irritated or m-
fiamed condition of the Pokes.
For Hair and Scalp
Shampoo -with Ccxicuea Sour rinse
tr.ui uarui -water
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light dressing of
CrnrarEA purest
of emollients
frentlyrnbbedinio
the scaln. This
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tated and itchinsr surfaces stimulate tlin
liair follicles clear the scaip and hair of
jrnsts scales and dandruff supply the
roots with energy and nourishment and
maKe the natr grow wnen ail else laus.
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CURES WHERE A.-
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For Red Rough Hands
Soak the hands on retiring in strong
hot lather ol Ucti-
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Thoroughly
and anoint
with Ccn-
Ointment tho great skin core and purest of emol-
lients. "Wear during tho night old loose
kid gloves. For red rough chapped
hands dry fissured itching and feverish
palms shapeless nails with painful finger
ends this one night treatment is simply
wonderful.
For Sanative Uses
Its remarkable- emollient cleansinc
purifying properties de-
rived from Ccticuba tho
great skin cure warrant
tho nso of CuncuRA Soap
in the form of baths for
annoying irritations in-
flammations and chaScgs
for too free or offonsive
perspiration and also in the form of in-
ternal washes and solutions for ulcerative
weaknesses and for many sauative anti-
septic purposes which readily snggest
themselves to women and especially to
mothers. The use of Cumcpea Ointment
with Ccticuba Soap will also bo of
advantage in tho severer cases.
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s. Bottles 50 Cents.
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riant trees.
T nie to snv oats.
Pa ni is are pinning.
IUilgetts new goods are coining ii.
Tin- beautiful weather is a picnic
HT cattle.
Ed Lund' of Klaus was in the city
Thursday.
V. 51. Lenox of Adair was in town
Thursday.
Arthur Miller of Maryville Mo. i
lu the city.
Mr. MiUenger of Paruellwas in the
city Ttiuisjay.
.1. A. Mill of IIu-sell creek wa-
duwii Tlmrsday.
Uiissell Hunt was in from Lightning
cieek Thursdaj'.
E. C. Stretch i seHiug n groat many
orn planters nowadaj s.
Mis Myrtle Webb is liuck at. her
place in the Jumbo tore.
Rat;liu"s store is fall of new spring
giHid- which are being opened.
Attorney Dudley of Paris Tes. i-
iii ttic city and may locate here.
XV. J. Morrison f'Tinerally pifnci-
pal of Willie Maxell college was in
the city Thursday.
Mrs. Kd. Miles who has been living
at Ltig Cabin has moved to Vinita lo
refine permanently.
Little Torn Hawkins fell from the
porch Thursday evening breaking his
arm near the elbow.
John C. Anderson came home from
a week's stay in Umj westoru portion
of the territory last week.
W. O. Strothers the druggist at Af
ton returned bouic last! week from a
visit to his parents at Nowata.
The local lecture association ha ar-
ranged to have Gen. John Ii. Gordon
here on the evening of April 9th.
The Western hotel we understand
is talking something of having orches-
tra music during Sunday dinners.
J. II. Ilutlcr and wife will move
soon to the dwelling across from the
court house and go to housekeeping.
Mr. Loftis' family moved Thursday
from a house just north of the Frisco
section house belonging to W. P.
Phillips.
MrsvG. S. Moore returned home lu
Checotah Thursday after visiting
her parents at Chelsea and relatives
in Viuita.
Mrs. J. Z. Ilogan of Pryor Creek
has been in Yinita visiting her moth-
er Mrs. Dlge. The lady likes Vinita
very much.
Have you a cough? A dose of Hal-
lard's horehound syiup will releive
It. Price 25 and 70 ceuts. Peoples d nig
store.
Editor Blakeney of the Okinhomau
Oklahoma City passed through Vin-
ita last week on the 'Prisco cn-
route from New Orleans.
The household remedy is Hunt's
Lightning oil. All aches and pains
quicKiy relieved. fcatisiacMon or
m-.ney refunded. A. W. Foreman.
Mr-. J as. A. Duncan of Aftou wa-.
shopping in Vinita Thursday. J. S.
Martin's little boy her grandson ac-
companied her home for a visit.
You can be cheerful and happy only
when you are well. If you feel "out
of sorts" take Ilerbinc it will brace
you up. Price 25 and 50 cents Peoples
drug store.
We see from the Air that Frank
Hill formerly a Vinita boy now with
the Pioneer drug store at Nowata.has
been commissioned a notary public.
The result of an over-indulgeue in
food or driuk are promptly rectified
without pain or discomfort by taking
a few doses of Hcrnlnc: price 50 cents.
Peoples drug store.
John Thomasou has been over on
Cowskin prairie for the last two
eeks and will likely be there two
weeks longer looking after a bunch
of cattle.
Correspondents Wanted: Write us
If you want to learn what Dr. Cald-
well'sSynifi Pepsin will do or call at
our store and get a trial bottle. Ten
doses 10c People's Drugstore.
Mrs. Jim Gaskcy of Chelsea ac-
companied Mrs Moore to Checotah
Thursday and will remain a month
for her health.
To allay pains.subdue inflamatlon
heal foul sores and ulcers the most
satisfactory results are otaincd by us-
ing Dallardssnow liniment. Price 25
and 60 cents. Peoples drug store.
We understand that the people of
Vinita are soon to have an opportun-
ity to hear Ex-Gov. Hubbard of Tex
as lecture. 'Ihe Chieftain will give
dates in due time.
If jour child is cross or peevish it is
no doubt troubled with worms.
White's cream vermifuge will remove
the worms and its tonic effect restores
its cheerfulness. Price 25 cents Peo-
ples drugstore.
James Yost the sage of Willow
Spring- and veteran of twt wars was
in town Friday buying goods from our
merchants and talking about a pen
of hogs he is feeding.
Quickly satisfactory pcnuaiitly
pleasing Beggs- Hair renewcr. Re-
moves dandruff slops hair falling out
restores natural groth and color cures
all scalp descales. Am glad to recom-
mend so excclent a prepation" Mrs.
J. E. Groiisetnan Mobile Ala.
The many friends of E. M. Ming
will be sorry to hear that he is not re-
covering as rapidly as he should. It
may be some time before he will be
able to get down town.
M. FiUgerald coroner Crawford Co.
Vaii Iowa says of Begg German
sahe the famous pile cure: "Have
used it in my practice for eight years
and cheerfully reemmend it for all
kindsof piles sores etc. It is with-
out doubt the best ointment made."
J. A. Carroll is at work patching up
the cement floor in the New Harris
building which as somewhat dam-
aged by freezing. Martin & Son har-
ness dealer are to occupy the room.
J. A.Albreciit of Kansas City. Kan
says that Beggs Cherry cough syrup
paved ids son from a consumptive
lirave. That's what its doing with
thousand of people every year by cur
1hg throat and lunc troubles before
ther become incurable Try it
What is it? A cure for cough colds
ca up whooping cough hoarseness sore
thni.it and all bronchial affections of
the thru! chest and lungs. 50 doses
forTofvnts. Money refunded if it fails
i o give satisfaction: we mean Dr. Sim-
mons cough syrup. A. W. Foreman.
Mrs. Beaver of Big Cabin who has
just returned from a visit to Georgia
stopped over in Vinita Wednesday to
sec some relatives. She reports hav-
ing had a delightful visit in Georgia.
Mothers know its good Begge'
Cherry cough nip. It gives quicker
and lietler results than any other;
I cheerfu'.Iy rccomend It to all moth-
ers who want a remody that can be
relied iipsn." Mrs. Annie Cook.
Crcston Iowa. It is guaranteed to
cure
C. V. Rogers returned to Claremore
Friday from a tour through 2sew
Mexico looking for a location for a
stock ranch which he expects to put
ii charge of his son William when
stocked.
Beggs' German SKive Guaranteed
remedy for pi'es sores wounds bums
nd scalds; a soothing healing ap-
p'ication of wunderous merit. "Com-
pletely cured me of a bad sore on my
eje of t.ver ten yenrsstjuiding." writes
Wm. Going.- Ouiuhn ISeb. People's
Drug More.
The box sUpjer in ICaKel! buildi::r
Friday night given by t.he members of
the north Methodist cnurch was well
attended and wasiivarv enjoyable af-
fair. Cliouteau's orchestra furnished
some nice music.
ClensCs the system makes new rich
healthy blood cures dyspepsia kid
ney and liver ailments skin diseases
and nervous weilcncss Beggs' Blood
Purifier. "Two bottles cuicd me of
blood disorder and weakness." Says
Mrs. Belle M. Miller Kensett Ark
People's Drug Store.
The various committees on ctitcr-
tainment of ihe I. O. O. F. grand
lodge in April had a meeting last
week and took the initiatory steps
tcwards a handsome banquet and otn-
er features as well.
"Beggs" Cherry cough syrup cured
me when 1 thought I was going to die
of consumption." writes I. II. Law-
ion Boie City Idaho. "The med-
icine that cures" colds sore thoat
croup whooping-couglo la grippe
pneumonia and all throat and lung
troubles. People's Drug- Store.
Carey Davenport who travels out of
Houston Tex for a lumber company
is here "killing two birds with one
stone" visiting his brother Stith
and selling him a bill of lumber. He
isu pleasant gentleman.
"I was a mere wreck could not
stand on my feet; Beggs' Blood Puri-
fier saved my life and made me well
awl strong" writes Mrs. II. Lcnkehna
Pella Iowa. Clenscs the blood pre-
vents and cures diseases "makes sick
people well." A good spring tonic.
People's Drug Store.
Miss Carrie Fayant who ias had
charge of RatclifTs millinery depart-
ment for several years is at her oltJ
home Lebanon Mo. aud will have
charge of her mothers' millincty
establishment this season.
Eat a whole cabbage If you want to.
It won't hurt ou. People .used to
think cabbage hung heavy in their
stomachs. Aitercaehmeul no mutter
what you eat take a dose of Dr. Cald
well's Syrup Pepsin. You will never
suffer from constipation IndigestioL'.
sick headache or stomach troubles.
People's Drug Store.
Mr. Barr a regular soldier belong-
ing to a Missouri regiment arrived in
Vinita last week to visit his sister
Mrs. Bertram. He has boon off on a
furlough of three months and is now
on his way back to Manila.
She. I never loved before.
He. And why my precious? Surely
there are others as worthy as I.
She. That wasn't it. I had indi-
gestion so bad I could ri.evcr endure
their prattle but I took a bottle of
Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsi n and have
never seen any sign of it since.
Get It at People's Drug S tore.
Some very attractive plot ? are being
drawn or the proposed plaza to be
made at the artesian we3 1. In due
time the Artesian Well Oo. propose
to utilize the water not owl y forprac-
tical purposes but to adorn a ud beaut-
ify different portions of tl ie city as
well.
Agency Ja. Oct. I7 18J9. Pepsin
Syrup Co. Montlcello HI. Gents: I
have used Dr. Caldw ell's syru p pepsin
with marked succes. 1 unhci ilating-
ly rccomend it to those sufferh ig with
stomach trouble or constipation- It's
certainly a blessing to hum anity.
You are at liberty to use my test imon-
ial. Very respectfully F. M. W ileox-
on. People's drug store.
May Go Yet.
Horace Adams and Tom Ketcbum
the two Datawares who urratu'ed to
move with their families to Old Mex-
ico last summer are in town todu ' dis-
cussing the feasibility of making
another effort. They were dissu: vied
rrom going last year after they hao
gotten ready on account of the var
down there with the Yaqua India as.
Impure blood is responsible direct .ly
and indirectly for many other deseai is.
Purify the blood at once with Dr. Sit n-
mons' Sarsaparilla.50cand 50 dose b.
A. W. Foreman.
Grove Railroad Will Be Built.
John II. Gibson of Grove was I.n
Saturday in the interest of the rai I-
road that was to be built from Sout l
West City west to Grove and on v la
Vinita to Coffey ville. Mr. Gibsc m
thinks the road w ill lie built notwit b-
sUiidi:i the miscarriage of the orig i-
nal plans.
wax
Gaudies
Nftt hmir Tba arlrla an mnrh
tstticf .armor th rinwinc
room t r I on rttnihe soft f radi-
ant 5ipht fnm 1 OKDOVA C andl.
Nothing xci ocTiote more to the
artiste km ca of tho luncheon
tea or dinner The bnt decorative
candles for thn a.mnit or the
most elaborato fnm t ion for cot-
taire or mansion. Made in all colors
and the mo it delicate tint b
TAMAIII OIL CO.
and aold eTerrwhere.
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Thev are only bubbles those n:ilcLn
fancies of love marriage and mother-
hood. But what bcautilul bubbles they
are Who docs not wish tliat Al U"se
fancies could end as did the old 1 ury
stories "and they lned liappy ever
aiier. i-am suuu jun-.o
the bubbles and nothing
remains of all the hope
and gladness of the bride
but a bridal veil and a
piece of stale wedding
The only way in which happiness can
le realized in marriage is by being fore-
armed against its dangers. Most young
TOincn are ignorant of the fact that lrreg-
..tn;t. ...usinc fi !rn ntrpmpnt of the WOln-
"r'v "r?"r":;r.'!""
amy luncuons wan-ii umj
have far reaching conse-
quences after marriage.
With this derangement at
the start there often fol-
low the drains ulcera-
tinnc oriil 4rn.immfltinns
which make life one long misery.
A certain cure for irregularity and
other diseases peculiar to women is found
in Dr. Piercers Favorite Prescription.
It contains nc alcohol neither opium
cocaine nor other narcotic
t. t i a .n mvl: T did not
have breath to wait acres mv
room" writes Miss Iribell
Miller of New Providence
Callowar Co . Ky "My pe-
riods occurred too often and
the hemorrhape would be pro-
loused and the toss of btooa
very eaceive. I ab hJ
lt. htM. flu- flftf-tOf- Mid
were faintinr fits. My stomach wejiW cramp
until I could not rtraiRhten. I did not ain
strength from one monthly period to another-
was very weak and nervous all the time. Tht
doctor toM me he did not know what was the
can: of my trouble and that I would never be
any better. I lived in thU way from sUteen
years old to twenty-three when the doctor dls-
mtssea ray case nci mt- "
ndvUeil by a kind fnend to try Dr.
PierceN Favorite Prescription
which I did and before I had taVen
two bottles of it I could worlc all day.
I took in all x bottle of the ' Fa-
vorite Prescription and about Sve
vials of Dr. Pierce's Pellet. I ued
no other medicine I hare never
t.n.1 a ntnra nf tftitt trfMlMr inC.'
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets clear the
complexion and sweeten the breath.
GOING TO WASHINGTON.
Six Osage Indians on the
Way East.
Republic.
'Lo the poor Indian to the
number of six of the tribe of the
Osages living on their lands in
and about the town of Pawbuska
Okla.. passed through Union sta
tion Tuesday on their way
to
visit the Great Father to whom
they pay a visit annually. The
six braves are the chiefs of their
people and are splendid represen-
tatives of one of the finest physi-
cal tribes of the American Indian.
They were under the leadership ol
C. N. Prudemon who acts as in
terpreter and who is a graduate of
Carlyle.
They were dressed in the regu
lation dress of reservation Indiane
They wore great gaudy blankets
and the usual Indian ornaments.
Their hair was worn in plaits down
their backs which were secured at
the ends by thongs of beaded deer
hide. A large crowd of louriota
gathered about the braves during
their stay in the station but the
nlocial redmen paid not the slight-
est heed to thecuriosity which
thev attracted. Thev would not
answer tho questions put thorn
and though they all speak English
they affected not to understand.
It was learned from the interpre
ter that the delegation hopes to
get certain changes made in the
distribution of the allowance made
tiiem by the government. They
believe that the amount should bo
raised or that the land be allotted
among the tribe. The Osages are
among the purest-blooded Indians
in existence today. They seldom
marry with the whites and pro-
serve their tribal customs. The
tribe is also one of the richest in
the country.
Robbed the Beer Car.
John Smith Scott Jones and Ben
Shelby were arrested yesterday
afternoon by Deputy Marshal Bob
Fortune and lodged in jail. They
are charged with robbing a freight
car on the Choctaw. Kight before
last a through Anheuser-Busch
car was broken open while stand
ing on a siding in this city and
seven cases of beer removed. Five
of then: were carried away and
two were discovered by the night
watchman by the side of tho car.
Yesterday the oflicers werj no-
tified and acting on a lip giver bun
some time ago Deputy Fortune
secured a search warrant for
Smith's house and there he found
one of the cases of beer and
also a number of empty bottles
bearing the Anheuser Bttsch labels
He also found a lot of tobacco and
flour 'hidden on the premises.
Smith was arrested as were the
other two who it is alleged were
seen aiding in disposing of the
beer.
The man are negroes and work
at the compress near which Smith
lives. Stealing from cars in transit
has been going on at this point for
a long time but unlil now every
effort of the railroad officials and
officers has been futile in running
down the gang. McAlester CBpi-
tal.
The increased cost of paper and
other materials used in the mak-
ing of local paper has started the
discussion of the advisability of
raising the price of eubsription
and a good many have already
done so. Doubtless at tho great
papors of the country will be
forced to advance their price ae
soon as contracts for paper made
before the advance have been ful-
filled and then we may look for
the local paper to follow ruit.
Undoubtedly they will be justified
in a moderate advance of the sub-
scription list. Phoenix. '
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THl NEW TREATY.
Muskogee Nation and United
Sta es Agree.
Following is a short synopsis of
the new md important treaty be-
tween t e Creek nation and the
United .'.ates sigm-d Thursday by
General Porter mid other Creek
commisf oners and members of the
Dawes toinniiscion. The treaty
d 1 flora from others considered
heretofore and provides apparent-
ly u S'dntioii of many of the land
complication of that nation.
When mtified by congress and by
the '.rib-l council it will become a
law.
First One hundred and sixty
acres of land is to bo allotted to
each citUfD. Thi is the standard
Hllotinfi.' of lands and the best
lands r valut-d at Hi. 50 an acre.
Those no gel inferior lands are
to receive other lands and money
belonging lo the tribe to equalize
the valu of all allotments.
Second Any ckisen who has
made liuprovi-meniS'-on lands u.
excels ol the lands taken by him
his wife or his minor children for
their allotment is to have a lien
upon such lands and the rents and
profits thereof until he receives
pay for the inipiovements of the
lauds which he cannot hold for
himself and family.
Thiid The annuities and other
funds of tho tribes have been capi-
talized and will bo used for the
purpose of equalizing the value of
allotments.
Fourth Where the lands have
been selected and set apart by the
Dawes commission without contest
the deeds are to isue immediate-
ly to thn allottees.
Fifth Forty acres constituting
the homestead will be selected out
of each 1G0 acre tract and a sepa-
rate deed given to it and these for-
ty acres not to be sold or incum-
bered in any way for 21 years or
during the lifetime of the allottee.
Sixth All town sites and sites
of public schools colleges and
places of public worship have been
reserved from allotment.
Seventh The town site commit-
tees arc to lap oil the towns into
lots s reets otc. In Muskogee
and Wngoner the turveys are all
made mid confirmed when ap-
proved by the secretary of the in-
terior. Lot holders can get titles
by paying 50 per centum of the
assessed value of the lot exclusive
of improvements. Every resident
of a town may take a lot for a
homestead if he be in rightful
possession at 50 par cent of the ap-
praised value.
Eighth Lots may be paid for at
once or in three annual install-
ments. All payments may be
made at once and as soon as made
the deed will issue.
XinlL All claims against the
United Slates may either be sub
initted to the senate within two
3ears or the claimant may sue in
the court of claims either party
having tbe right of appeal to the
supreme court.
Tenth The tribal government
to hold until all the lands have
been allotted and the funds of the
trribe ascertained and divided
equally among the citizens of the
nation.
Eleventh The schools are left
as they now are under the control
of the Indian authorities with
United States supervision.
Twel'th There is no provision
rehabilitating the Creek courts.
The United States courts will con-
tinue to exercise complete jurisdic-
tion in the Creek nation.
Thirteenth Liberal provisions
have been incorporated in refer-
ence to religious charitable and
educational institutions.
Chief Porter and the Creek dele
gales have made a strong fight and
all thii.gs considered have secured
the best treaty in reference to al-
lotmeni of lands and townsites
that has ever been made with an-
Indians. They have not been able
to seeuro all they detired.lmt they
have secured all that was possible
for any hotly lo accomplished.
They re onlilled to ihe lastn g
gratitm e of the Creek people and
in fact!! the residents of the Indian
Territoiy and the people of the
United States generally have rea-
son to congratulate themselves
upon the fortunate outcome of this
matter.
The Dawes Commission is well
pleased with the result ol its
efforts and there is hardly a doubt
that the treaty will be ratified by
congress at a very early date.
Muskogee Times.
I'oiiiiiiUsionor'.s Court at t'lifaubi.
Judgt Marshal has had some
bu si nes.- in his court this week.
The foil iwing is the docket up to
Thursday morning.
Legne Butler lor horse stealing
was et-m to jail in default of a S5UU
bond.
Telof- Haijo charged with the
murder of his sisier Lucy Bird-
head w3 sent lo jail to awrit tho
action of llio grand jury.
John Deero on charge of horse
stealing was committod tempora-
rily. Indirn Journal.
Jp HAVE NEVER L
g tried The reat
I system regulator
I PRICKLY ASH g
I B!TTER. !
! Because They think if ia
I nasty and bitter: disagreeable
to tbe stomach and violent 1
1 in action. 1
I A5K THESE
s.Ss JrflL
They will fellyouif is
I notaf all disagreeable. I
I And as a cure for Indigestion
Constipation Kidney J
Disorcte it is m-Jf
sexcelJec
CHAPMAN & BRIGGS
'THE VICTORY OF PEACE."
Subject of Preston Davis Lecture at
the College Last Evening.
Attorney Preston S. Davis delivered
a splendid lecture Friday eve. at "Wil-
lie Ilulsell college. His subject was
"The Victory of Peace." lie was
reeled with a large audience and hi
talk was well received.
The college faculty proposes to have
lhee lectures once every month and
no doubt a great deal of interest will
be manifested in them in the future.
There are atrreat many people in Vi-
nita who would be glad of an oppor-
tunity to hear such a lecture as last
nighl's and the college people deserve
much credit for inaugurating such a
series or entertainment-.
How's This.
We offer one hundred dollars re
ward for any case of caiatrh that can-
not be cured by IlallS Catarrh core.
F. J. Cheney C. Toledo O.
We the undersigned t.ave knowi
F. J. Cheney for the last I " ytars aad
believe him to be perfectly honorabh
in all business transactions and fin-
ancially able to carry out any obli
gations made by the llrui. West &
Truax. Wholesale Druggists Toledo
O.
ITall's Catarrh cire is taken in
icrnally. acting dnctly upon the
blood and mucus xn faces of the -y
tem. TjCStlmouia s cut free. Trice
75 c. per bottle. S iid by all druggists.
Ha!r. family pi! Uaie the best.
Otis Pillars Heard From.
A. M. Brock receired a letter fron.
Otis Hilars Friday morning and also a
box addressed to his sister Miss Gul
die Pillars from the Philippines
The box contained a number of arti-
cles of Filipino manufacture wodei.
combs several silk handkerchiefs
hose a minature silk United Stato
Hag a surgeous flig pair of slippers
etc. The package was mailed at Ma-
nila Jan. 15 and has come a distance
of more than 12000 miles in a lillk-
more than 30 days.
Deck Tittle Escaped.
Deck Tittle succeeded in escaping
from Deputy Marshal D. M. Webb
Saturday about seven o'clock. Mr
Webb kept him at his house lost night
handcuffed and chained to another
man and this morning went wiih
him to the water closet when Tittle
made a break for his liberty and in
the dense fog was soon out of sight ol
the t flicer.
Hunts Cure cures all skin diseases
in all its various forms. No internal
treatment necessarry. Failing monoy
returned to purchaser. A. W. Fore-
man. According to reports there has
been a great deal of pneumonia in .md
around Wagoner this spring wuli
considerable fatality.
"Sweet Bells Jangled
Out of Tune and Harsh."
Shakespeare's description Sts thou-
sands o vromen. Thry are cross des-
pondent sickly nervous a burden to
thrmselves and tbur families. Their
sweet dispositions art. gone and they like
the bells seem saJlv out o tuae. 15ut
Uicru is a remedy. '1 iiey can uso
McElREE'S
Wine of Cardiff
It brings health to the -womanly
onranisni. ami lieaiui tliere means
wclipotscaiierves calmness streugiu.
It restores -womanly vieor and power.
It tones up the nervw which suffer
ing and disease have shattered. It is
the most perfect remedy ever devised
b i loiwtw wcw nviu.1 w pviitrct
I ncaitn ami to inane mem attractive
ami happy jr.oo at all tiruggists.
For advice in cases requiring; spec-
ial directions address giving symp-
toms The Lathes Advisory De-
partment" The Chattanooga Medi
cine uo. s-nauinooga uean.
r.KV. .T. TV. S1IITU Cnraden. S. C
man "My wile ued WTae of Csnlui at home
f. inline oi tho womb aad It entirely cured
Usr."
W. FOREMAN
Physician & Surgeo;
Oflice in Patton Building
Tetepbone 16.
YJl'i.IT Keldence58
SPECIAL
AGENTS
jHH3BK&X CSJRIDS
ATRS AR STTECS M D.
!.- a it i. toe ii and Children
sin c a.1 1 y
1HAS
W.
DAY D. D. S.
DENTIST
old crown aad bridge work
Specialty.
Jffl : oer Wrt Sat' Rank. VINITA. I T
rR. A. II. OLINKSOAIiBS
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
vinita. r.
Office npttMrtf n Raymond ballttlnp-. ttesl-
leace betweenthe two ohurche nt lb IT.
ee place.
Piles and other Recital troubles a specialty.
9-41
H. KOHNESAT
Attorney at Law
and Notary Public.
iUer ia bw IUImII Bld'jr. VINITA I.T
Vlll.raettmtaatl the Untied States Court
VazM of tbe 1kJIbq Territory.
j AVETOUT &TaOMlaU
ATTOKNEYS-AT-LA W
01ces lu sew HaHell bid's. Visita.I.T
Daxtapert A Hall Attorueys-at-Lair
:-nru S & s baHt bld'g. Claheiioiuc.i.T
i-actlce la United States and Cberot ee Coortf
FK.
SMITH
10-J
ATTORNEY AT LAW
NOTARY rOBLIO LOAN BROKER
Speelst attention jrlven given to trial of suits
Mwsys read; to answer your questions anc
-ply to year laqiilrfes.
Office over Katcllff's. VINITA. I. T
It. W BLUE
D. II. WILSOX
BLfcFE & WILSOIT
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
Vbove Miller's
furniture Store. VINITA.I. T.
Men lttr
rR. o. r. Griffith
DEN TIST
Rooms M and 16 Hill Building
r D.MEREDITH D. V. S
Vetemsabv Physician
surgeon and dentist.
Headquarters at Cornatzer's stables
oorth side Mam street Vinita I. T .
OD. NEVILLE
. Attorney at law Notary Public
"Collect Bad Debts."
. Ofilce in New Haieell Building.
Vinita I. T.
STOCK BRANDS
Not occupying more space than
he rir.st following will be inserted
it S5.00 per year. The verdict of
men owning largo or small herds
is that it pays to advertise the
brands.
E.B. FKAY&ER
Vinita I. T.
usni o.anu .
isroA. lEnnfr .
in III? Cabin
rek.7 miles
Test or Blue-
sefcet. Cattle of this
rand sold
only for ship-
ment. SH0 reward
for eon vlet Inn
or steerlne
hlsbraml.
"WATT MAYES
Pryor Creek Ind. Ter.
Some steers branded
stripe across the nose
Cons branded LAD
crop and split each
ar. Kange near Pry-
or CreeE.
WM. HOWELL
lair ar.'l. Ind. Ter.
Some bar
on
left
side. Alert cror
and spilt I a
right unde
slope In lelt.
Range south-
went of Bice-
jsexet.l. T.
R. R. TAYLOR
P st i ncr Vinita I. T.
Smooth crop in
left ear.and croc
and split In the
rlRht.
Some cattle In
varioss other
brands 4 marts.
Uanjre on Lo-
cust creek fom
miles.. e. of Vi-
nita. T.v HOG AN
t r Creek Ind. Ter.
Tr.
Swallow fork and
nnderbit In right ear
underslope In left.
Range on Prjot .
ereec.
W. H. NOBLBS
Edna Kan.
Horse brand saire.
Koai brand
under half crop
in eacn ar
Knnsre bead ol
Kir creek C.N
THE LIVE STOCK MARKET
OF ST. LOUIS.
The St. Louis National
Stock Yards.-
Located atEastSt. Loais. 111.
nireetly opposite the cltv or St. Lonls. 15ny-
ars for all deeeri)Cioi of Live Stock always la
attendance aad within the grounds of the
Stoek Yards is a Beef tannins Company with
a capacity for tlsnehtirin WX) bead of cattle
dally and Pork Packing establishments bare
a capacity ror siaornterio; rcwu boss ual.r.
Kir
Stall a
&Mtt
I U. KNOX. VK-cTrca.
C. T. J'ISK G.-1 AU-r.
L W KRlKE. Aas't. Gen Mr.
JAS . M "JTKKIIK. tren. Aseot for Texas
ind Indiiii Territory
Moles and flopses
WflNTD.
For fat and
"Ound Mules and
Horses 4 to 8
years broken I
will pay highest
market price.
Will be at Vinita every Satur
day. C. J III nolt Vinita I.T
yfijT
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