The Vinita Weekly Chieftain. (Vinita, Indian Terr.), Vol. 22, No. 27, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 3, 1904 Page: 3 of 8
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UitJ HUMUS UibdlUM
Skin Cures.
fllCE THE SET S!
Diets Treatment for Every
.Ml
- Humour from Pimples
to Scrofula.
The agonizing itching nd burning
the skin a In eezetnai tba frightful
ftling In psorlawls tba Ions of
ur ami crnstlng of tbo acalp a la
tilled bead j the facial disfigurement
i In plroplcs and ringworm the awful
uflVfrtng of infants and the anxiety of
orn-out parenU as In milk crust Ut-
r and a< rheum all demand a rem
of almost superhuman virtue to
fucceattfully cope with tbera. That
I i'utlcnra Soap Olntmeut and nils era
I I'ich stand proven beyond all donbt.
Uo Statement la Hindu retsr.llno- tlu.r
uat la not Justitled by the atronjreat
vldenee. The purity and sweetness
he power to afford Immediate relief.
a. ha certainty of speedy and permanent
ure ma an-soiuta aarety ana great
aoonomy hare made them the atand.
trd kln cures and humour remedies of
Che civilized world.
The grander testimonial that can ba
offered the Cutlcura remudlea la their
world-wide aale doe to the personal
recoraroendatlona of those who hava
mied tbera. From a small btKlnn!n(
In the almpleat form against prejudice
and opposition against monled boats.
countless rivals aud trade Indifference
Cutlcura remedies bare become the
grrcateat curatives of their time and
In fact of all time for nowhere In the
history of medicine la to be found
another approaching tbera In popularity
and dale. In every clime and with erery
people they have met with the same
reception. The continue If the earth
are the only limits to their growth.
They bare conquered tba world.
Art) 4 ttkrfM.. fcm.1 tK. m-M. r.H..M . . an.
Oft 'M vl ( (MCWt4 Coal.4 ru. fmf M
r sm k 4 a Mk MU iu"
KIEFFER POAR TRUES
The llt CimmrcUl Va l-t.
Iflfl Mf'M Twi .yr Ult:ilj &XL
I rt cl A li fori f r . .
Krilui 'ia Vimr i iim
all olh.r i uf.-rjr tk ifl direr n
plxntrr at towrst piiili. prlrrs for high
(rU! tin t.'. .m1 fof lu I
Miw MAvn.N m:ri;kic.
2:wtf N'W rtven Mo
I r.vc
Ate Cobb Hotel
Barber Shop
Ih now the lt-ndinj; ihop hi Hie
town. Kvervthlnif Ih Mrtctl?
fir-t rlav. are preparrU
to do Htiytliliif in the toiiwjrial
liiie. tiive us a call.
FINLEY and HAWKINS.
PEACH TREES
Elberta Champion
omi'r'Ki ii tH Mil p' rf ! Iutt lr-t
I vs frnrn liu1. p iif. tu u .ur n'-
llnu frrlslil (MtiU. W Vrliil-
t.ti n-i fl'nA i.rti'Hi.. nlilf A full
liti. of (t hrr tileti-if t'ie iiuiry ktirk (
iurl prli i- Wrtiv for Hv
J. Hagby 6c Sons Co.
New tlavrft flo.
51wtf
TU. WILSON
)STrX)IATII.
Oftleeat rpshlcniM: ('oiiifrrKatinal
l"arsonn.'c. Vlniia
Telephone Nundx-r 'fw
S'p riirf Ithetimat Km t'ont (pat Ion
r'aralVftK Malarln. Iiala-t! dists-iM-M
of tin- K.H- l.uiij.' llt'art Stoina'-h
Kidney. He Iiis.-avsof w!iien; di-.-
;o h f t!n nimul and NervotiH tH-
tcui liisloratlniis etc. dw
BAPGETT & MILFORD
P.O. VIM TA t. T
D A A T Af
k 2 A '
Lfi CO "n ''Sn t-'M 'it er bick.
C ort fnungor r'tlt f) M
All tlili.f iiti re I lly-tn inlnl uli mib
lft nh'.uo'r Ii1 Yottrtri'r ftitl
intrknil uniO-f blf crop rlKlil nilU Um)-('i
UN rr.
I a.iur.i o Urfk (. i. A.UIr
(i of l'hln Cre'k. lit-ri prinrleally oum
W. 0 McDanlcl. M. I)..
H( Cable Ttr
Physician ami Surgeon.
Cilll 4trJ Oaf or Mfhl
Another Car
HAIN a WEBBER
WAGONS.
A l-o Car A in h r liuyifif rrt-4 ived.
Call an i the ii l.if re om 1 1 VV i J I
give you U-Mer vmIwi f'-r y(.r moi.ey
than aiijfi.fic.
Spanieling Bros.
VINITA AND CHCLirA.
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STILL DEMAND F01? WHIPS.
Oeaptte the Inrrpaalnw t'e of Ante
mobiles and Ulerlrlo CursHi.
erel C'raae Ilurt Trad.
To one who Is not acquainted with
the eiU-nt' of the buRlneaa It nwmi a
mystery where all the whlpa go to Bays
the Springfield Republican. One local
conri-rn In able to turn out about 20000
wh.ps in a sliiRle day under favorable
eonditiona and It la only one of many
companies. Wee t field ta of courite the
center of the whlpmaklng liidumry ot
the world and thi re are many horats In
that world. Some of the local whip men
have atiitilul the automobile qu atlon to
quite an extent endeavoring to find out
the poaalble effect upon the whip busl-
uesa. Some thought a few years ago
that the bicycle was ri ftponslble In a
nieaHure for the dull tlmea In the whip
butliii ss and it may have had some ef-
fect. '
At that time thero was leas demand
for livery tenma than previously and
there was consequently little use for
whips. The bicycle was cot ao much In
demand as In forot'T yeare but the au-
tomobile and electric cars are taking its
place. One would auppofte the rapid
conat ruction of elortrlc roads all over
the country would tend to Injure the
whip trade but In eplte of automobiles
and electric cars the output of whip
continues year after year. One of the
local whip men said recently that he bad
no fear of bicycles automobiles or elec-
tric cars ruining the whip bualneas.
K0T WHAT WAS EXPECTED.
Aeetilene Una U' Illarovered Dir. '
las; t?prlinena for Soaxrlblaa
llav 1 ben by Acrltleat. J
Like many other things now In gen-
eral use la commerce and the arts the 1
discovery of acetylene gaa was due to
accident. A Mr. Wlllson a scientific '
experimenter believed that nearly all ;
metallic oxides could be reduced to a
metallic state by heating them to an
extremely high temperature by the
voltaic arc In the presenc of tr
carbon. Aluminum has been success
fully reduced In this way. Mr. Will-
son wlthfd to obtain metallic calcium. I
Ma therefore mixed a quantity of
quicklime with pulverized coke and
brought the mixture to a high tem-
perature by the action of the voltaic
are. He expected to obtain a white
metal but Instead he appeared to pro-
lure rothlnK but slag. This was
thrown Into the yard one day at niton
when the boys were having their
I'Micheon. they picked np these bits of
sing and threw them at each other.
One piece fell Into a pall of water and
produced a bubbling effect and a
strong1 odor. This attracted Mr. Will-
son's attention and upon Investigation
he found that the strong smelling gn
was extremely icflammabl. Further
Investigation reveal d that it wa pure
acetylene gas.
LEAD IN INVENTIVE ART3.
IteolHrnf a of CnanrrMrlil llolit the
llcrurd (or t aefnl f'reatloaa e-
rnnllna to the Herorila.
The Inventiveness of the Yankee has
become proverbial the world over and
amepg the Yaiher-B those residing In
Connecticut racily carry off the pa'ui.
During the last 2 sts ly its patent
office record Connecticut has b d every
Mate in the country in Inventiveness
except In four arate years when It j
stood second in the l et. J her is
scarcely an article in common ue about
jour houe that la net maiie In Con-
necticut from the I 't wi and ocis
nn the floors to the biUiard table the
"Vrt lt on your mantel the wing ma
ehlne In the wri room y our eilverware
oir pun your Mr; c!e or antrtrritddle
your piano and p!T.o player ard many
such f lupie tliines as axes calis
kl'ihen hardware l.iilrett and forks
a! need! and thaln. If there be
i(rt!.tig thf.' 5 fin ear.not traee to Con-
r.ed'.nit you i;i Cr.ii that the math'n-
ery f r rniMng it or t;e first rbaplng
of ma'ertal cnt e from that f'ste.
l i r !c'i. r t.n tu is on the way to i
c-ur r!V a id t! e !!r!tf r in t!a
t!ier. the ship In ih 1 arlifir and the J
railroad tia'n you rlJe in nil :v 'he j
Coiinrc'iciit stump ontJum comfhere
life r If'iut at ( lp Ustmt- '
The A'mj bur h ia: r cm put tc ;
shame the lii nio.lcrn tport:oan.'l
ho ciiisiiii is a hundred yard off !
w ish h WitM to- t'-r a i li f
for a dhe.t Jir such an animal aays the
New York Tr'lmne. 'i he Ahrt metacd
ia thrlll'.ni: a'd liii fttoun. The b'sr J
upend Ih. Ir winder mi 'icej and ho!tii !
Ung pole are yt'-r?-l Ins'.da and il j
one emi net I. !!' an easy victim J
to the ptdsoced nrf.w: uf'en tbey are j
smoked out. Wl.en i:rnln la first shot
being full of pain he it savage and !
Iiirlutiiily attcit hia enemy. Uelng I
now at flne qttarters the Ainu '!- j
c?rda hia bow and arrow an t prepares
to make a fnal rtia.Hught upon th
ceattir. The wnttndrtl and enra-red I
heir r!e tipru lit on h! hun hea !
ready to pounce noon hie at-saiiant.
The Aimi huiter wntihes h'n r'-.n:
to make t'..e f ua) thni't. At th r'ght j
line h rushes point blunk lnt -the j
at.'f'il'a em'-race and pluiife hia j
knl'e Info h a body tut doc not a-
wars escape w ithout s reminder of I (a
encounter He la s r to Ret severely
acratched. freriuiniy rca!red and
sometimes HHd.
(ienernt Hu e rl a na
"I ant ed Weinman." wrote U rd
Elleenicr. "whetlier he had cvtr made
any rt m.h rompuiation of the number
of mia he had taken In w ar. ' "No"
he paid "but I rhoitld itn-aa somewhere
about 3.WM1. J to'ii. a trod ri:o qusn-
tlty at Oporto and the w hole rrmch lat-
teries train at t'lu.Jad IY'drlfo and at
Vlttorla and Wa'erlfo f took every gun
hey had In 'he field. What however.
Is more extraordinary. I never lost one
la tnv life."
REPORT OF
EIOVATA COURT
Burroughs Sentenced to Life
Imprisonment
REPORTED ACQUITTAL
Absence of Malice the Chief
Feature In his Favor-
Several Other Sen
tences Were
Passed.
Contrary to expect at ions. Win. I'.ur-
routflis the Iron Mountain brakctnati
wiw convicted of murder and his pun-
Islnnent tlxed at life imprisonment
lie was defended by Col. Chew of
Van llti ren. Ark. UurroiigliH' home
anil ids wife child and sister were In
the courtroom during the progress of
the t rial. There was little defense
offered except the nlsenc. of motive
hut Hurrouk'hs expected when he left
here to be acquitted. The Jail oHlclalst
buy I hut lie looks a.'t thoiik'li he hud
lost 2) K)iinds in weight since lie wan
taken to Xowata Ktuiday nlk'ht.
The story of this case h developwl
at the trial was a Unit this: As the
freight train on which llurrouglis was
employed was passing Sageeah one
evening- a few montlis since after
daik two or three boyn were atandiiitr
by the track lrtirroughs claimed they
were throwing- rcx-'ks and that one of
them struck him and another hit the
side of the c r. Tills was denied by
the prosecution llurrouglis at any
rate fired at the boystowanU a house
and shot one of them through the
head the pistol snapping twice before
It went off. To a fellow brakeman
he asked which one he hit and being
informed wild lie meant It for the
ot her one. .
At t he first slat Ion above Oolagah
some men w ho laid Wn telephoned
to tame to the train to make the ar-
rest but the shooting was detilod. .t
the next station where there was hlsq
a x.se Iiurroughs surrendered. As
known he gave bond for .ni for as-
sault but a week later the ly died
and he was taken in custody for mur-
der and has ever since Uen In Jail.
I'rohnbly the worst feature of the
case was the fact that the pistol was
snapH'd more than once. Another
unfavorable circumstance was that
the train was golii;' 2 miles an hour
and hence lhirromrlis must Imve had
his pistol 'might y" hand) and did not
reach and get it after being- struck
with a rock as claimed.
A motion for a new trial was over-
ruled and npix-al granted. On taking
leave of the prisoner Col.Chewnssurod
him he would do everything ho could
in hi behalf. The huh pat hy of the
railroad people Is of course with l!ur-
rotighs: they have paid his attorney's
fee and (he order of trainmen will
continue Its efforts in his behalf.
The general feeling is that the pen-
alty Is excessive but It Is surmised
the Jury iiiliuenced jxtsslbly to some
extent by environment thought ten
years.! I io maximum for luarclattghf er
was tea 111 tie.
iMiring lh; progress of the trial the
train crews when Kssihc Went to
the court room to express their sym-
pathy and tmst of the men gae I!ur-
roiighs from one to five dollars
errnrit t onir Noti.s.
Ceo. I Kiel m nUm plead guilty to
forging a check on the Nowata nation-
al batik for ."i.t't. Sentenced to two
years imprlsnnmetit at I't. Leaven-
worth r.iehaidsou Is a young man
and formerly lived in Miller county
Mo.
Al Kettle highway roblierv lifted!
months. Ue threw a Imy down and
rohU-d him of five or six dollars.
II. I'lckett ft hilterv: one year and a
day
Jtw Imnbam and Tom Lewis adul-
tery: fined M and costs. There were
two either defendant In this c:w
which is a peculiar one. Several young
men and one o more young women
ws re swimming In hilwr l.ake having
Utthing suits of some descriplian.
Thero was also a brother and proUibly
other relatives of the girls present.
Some young men came up on the lunk
and making some uncomplimentary
rental Vs a light ensued which lead to
this complaint. The case against one
of the girls nt least was transferred
to Claieinore.
Allieit Mxon Nowata gaining;
sentence deferred.
tnher jHTsotis brought In were:
Walter Jamtl.Whiser was Indicted
for assault to kill; was out on commis-
sioner's ttftnd but a tuarshal's lmnd
will tiow Ik; njiired.
John Hays tiotisenwk: indicted for
.Htealllsg litlshels (f Crtl.
Two person were discharged frtun
the Jail this morning by reason (if ex-
piration of ta-ntence; Win Ihuelrlg
dlHtuiblng the peae. Win. llis
whisky.
FUTURE OF AUTOMOBILE.
Will ol Mf of h Problem f
th Great ( Itlra as Rood as
I'rrfcctril.
The automobile la about to take on
more of the character of a reliable
servant declares the Metropolitan.
It will be kept In the atables of the
rich for regular ue lu irnlnc tn th
opera to the office to the shopping
dl-!rlct and In going about for social
etid. It will require no one to wait
until It la harEeed until it has fln-
lhed eating or until It has been shad.
It will be kyit because of lis being
always ready to leap forward In r
epoiixe to an Intelligent touch. It will
enable one to catch trains at ah vt no-
tice to be more lelnurely at the '.. Jt-
fat. board before etartlng for i" the
office to linger longer at the dinner
table ami yet n the curtain riHe.
The boon of its utility win not be
confined to the wealthy. It will have
all the democratic range of patronage
that has the street car. It will bu as
much the handaervant of the "uludle
classes as of the wealthy. Clerks and
ealeanmn who cannot now afford to
own a borne and buggy will be able to
economize by uelng a motor carriage.
The automobile will be so cheap to
maintain so easily managed and so
reliable that It will be used by railroad
commuting residents of the suburbs
in traveling between home and place
of business. The motor vehicle is yet
to exert a tremendous Influence In the
development of suburban property.
It will offer a means of epessdy accems
to localities now too remote from rail-
road and trolley to be popular.
SILVER AND WOUNDS.
Walla Mrlal 11. Aatlaeplle I'rap.r-
llea Wot I'oaalarlr Kaoara Silver
I-eaf Etrellrat lor Ureaalasa.
Dr. Reboul has mademae with excel-
lent results of a sheet of sliver leaf
In dressing wounds and ulcerations ac-
cording to an exchange. The silver
etlcka closely to the aurface of tba
wounded or tltseased tissue and a small
quantity of cotton foaked in col.Miium
Is sufficient to keep It la place. When
the wound Is freah It heals quickly
without Inflammation or suppuration.
A perfect cicatrization of ulcerated can-
cer of the skin baa been attained by
this means.
The antiseptic properties! of silver are
not popularly known. Some years ago
Dr. Hollln of Lyons in cultivating mi-
crobes in a bouillon which he had placed
In a silver cup fejuud that the microbes
perished and at the end of a few hours
completely disappeared and the fact
was all the more remarkable a the tame
microbes Multiplied when placed In an-
other vessel l'ursulr.g his Investiga-
tions Dr. Rollln analyzed the bouillon
which was contained In the silver ves-
lel and found therein a very amail trace
of silver which Infinitely amall quan-
tity had rendered the bouillon antisep-
tic THE TEST OP FIRE
Crisis la I'lnaarlnl Xtorld Sreraaarr
la I'rorr.a of lelualatT Sew
aaJ Drlter Melhnda.
The new methods u1 the new proj-
ects are going through the test of Are
today and sumo of them are being
consumed anerta Charles A. Conint
In the Atlantic. The tt which
weeded out the badly orfcanlwd and
Incompetent of the early stock com-
panies which drove to the wall the
"w.elcat" banks cf ' ante-bellum days
and which wlpl out dividends and
nock rights la badly manasM rail-
ways are cow bing applied to the
new forma of organization which hava
been the growth of the pan dc.vle.
Hut the stronger and better organized
of theie new corporations are likely
to meet thece trials without disaster
c-r to modify their methods to conform
M the teachings of expcrlenc until
there remains to the financial world
a valuable residuum cf new methods
for riving flexibility to capit-al and
promoting Its transfer promptly and
fflcienUy from the industries where
It I not needed to tho-e where It will
rnJr Its highest service.
tol in Alaaa.
The Ainu women are the family
'ailori as well es clo'h raanufacturers.
Although there are no i!ry goods stores
n the land when a new outfit of gar-
ment is desired free and unlimited
raw material U at band. In the early
'pring they fo i0 the mountains and
t-t load of elm tree bark from tba
ftber of which they weave cloth. The
iurk la put in water to soak and get
cod after which it taken teit and
he fiber arranid Info threads and
wound iiim halts. It is then woven
nto narrow roi'n f clofh cm a priml-
Ive loom. The garments are ronth.
jrd have a faded brown color. A few
wf'.l-teulo Ainu wear Japan rloth-
n?. In winter the women sew lar.
deer and wolf kinf over tho bark
!ber psrmenfa for greater warmth.
V. Y. Tribunu.
:klr-a Onii at flar.
Af;er eating I went cut and watched
tha Eskimo boy a at play. One youth
ten!ng a p'ec of t.ark to a tiarpoen.
taitsed it above hi rsd. Thla was a
target. Another toy wjihdrew soma
dititanie baSancrd his harpoon and.
with splendid aim ent It throuch the
hark. I ti4: part In the iort my
rluniBincua ceiling the gr a"t amate.
meat. The I arpnon la a necessary to
the y mm it Kklmo as the iHHkefkni(
;i a H'hfKvUry in c'vilbatlon. Throw-
ing the weapen Is their j lay. They are
ever practicing ro that w ien they reach
manhood thv are perfect heelers
Wori-i's Work.
( aaailUa rarrlSoaalii.
There are miliums if aires ef for-
t lands in rinadu aa yet untouched;
the Ontario overnment is (Skins; an
early i re a it' m against tfca itinctio
uf forests In that erovlnr.
L. K. McGuffin Prea Tbos. T. Wlmer V-Pres V. R.McOeorge Cash.
Chas II Collins Aast Cashier
The Cherokee National Bank
VINITA IND. TER. .
Capital $25000 j j
DIRECTORS:
LK McGuffin W II Darrough W R McCetrge T T Wimer L R Parker Jr
K N Iiatcliif Fred L Kelley L W Troutt Dr. Louis lingby T V Thorn pscn
This bank solicits accounts and oflcra to depositors absolute security and the
moat hljcrsl treatment consistent with sa'e banking
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