The Daily Chieftain. (Vinita, Indian Terr.), Vol. 4, No. 162, Ed. 1 Tuesday, April 15, 1902 Page: 4 of 4
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Half Half
The dvr-otic niav well be represented
tMctorul"if as Ueir.z bli masculine and
half feminine hud combining the least
desirable characteristics of either sex.
lie has all the stubbornness of the man
with the peevish ir-
ritability of a siclc
woman. He's not
pleasant company at
home or abroad.
Dr. Tierce's Golden
Medical Discovery
cures dyspepsia and
other diseases of the
stomach and associ-
ated organs of diges-
tion aad nutrition.
It renews physical
health which carries
with it cheerfulness
of terrier and makes V 7
All- a 'll. V- 1-IH.H'1
of a penance.
The " Discover)-
purifies the blood ty
eliminating the cor-
rupt and poisonous
accumulations from
nhich disease isbred.
It increases the ac-
tivity of the blood-
making glands so
increasing the supply
of pure rich blood which gives life to
ever- organ of the Ixxly. It gives new
life an 1 new strength.
Your 'Golden Medical trisoovery' ban pr-
formr'3 a wonderful cur' " writes Mr. M. H.
ouat. of Charleston. Frauklin Co. Ark. "I had
the wor4 cae ol ivepMa the d-tr say that
they eer sant. After trying seven doctors and
cvtrvthii;f I cull hear t( with 110 benefit I
tried In. I'ierce Ooldcn Medical Inscovcry and
'now 1 am cured."
Accept no substitute for "Golden Med-
ical Discovery." There is nothing "just
as good" for diseases of the stomach
blood and lungs. f
The Common Sense Medical Adviser
IooS large pages in paper covers is sent
free on receipt of 21 one-cent stamps to
Sy expense of mailing only. Address
. R. V. I'ierce Buffalo K. Y.
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Chronic Bronchitis Cured.
"For ten years I had chronic .bron-
chitis so Lad that at times I could
not speak above a whisper" writes
Mr. Joseph CofftnaD.of Montmorencl
Inp. I tried all remedies available
but with iio success. Fortunately ray
employer suggested that I try Foley's
Honey and Tar. Its effect was almost
miraculous and I am now curedjof
the disease. On my recommendation
many people have used Foley's Honey
and Tar and always with satisfac-
tion. For sale by Peoples drug store
d&w
Low Rates To Dallas Texas
April iatb20tb and 21st 1901. via
"The Katy Way." Liberal stopovers
final limit May 15tb cheap side trips
from Dallas to all Texas points; best
opportunity to 6ee Texas cheap. Ask
Dearest M. K. & T. agent for parti-
culars. Wields a Sharp Ax.
Millions marvel at the multitude of
maladies cut off by Dr. King's w
Life rillsthe most distressing too.
Stomach liver and bowel troubles
Jyspepsia loss of appetite Jaundice
biliousness fever malaria all fall be-
fore these wonder works. 25c at Fco-
ple'a and A. W. Foreman's drug
store. dw
Pneumonia is Robbed ol its Terrors
I$y Foley's Honey and Tar. It stops
the racking cough and heals and
strengthens the Iud.s. If takenln time
it will prevent an attack of pneumonia.
Refuse substitutes. For Sale at Feo-
yle's Drug Store. dw
the Scenic Rguti-
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Iti raili penetrate the fertile Sr- in x
MISSOURI.
ARKANSAS
KANSAS
OKLAHOriA
INDIAN TERRITORY
TEXAS and the
SOUTHWEST.
TENNESSEE
MISSISSIPPI
ALABAA1A and the
SOUTHEAST
jt resctie the rich farming laud of Kt
okJaboma the mineral fielda cf Soa'.trtm
Miwari and Northern Arkar&a the coUrn
feeJot the fkiulh and Sonthwest the oil Ceidi
1 Kansas and tfce J-idiiu TerriwOTT and litm-
i rr's of rD.er itiiiastrisl ptfices cf i3.?re:t acd
fl ti th- b-nie-eckeT tnl irjvfVir. And
t. rr. tt'-l ipat it will carry 5-011 to tbc .'arjec
n'. reirUo the 0a-k.
Eureka Springs
AND
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A MINISTER'S FISH STORY.
Hi afrraiife "" m. Trl Different
from the liaal II a (
Sack Talca.
;The minister's daughter was enter-
taining a few girl friends at the par-
sonage the other evening and after
the latest bit of gossip had been dis-
cussed oTer dainty cups of the orient-
al beverage the father of the hostess
was unanimously elected to entertain
them vith a story says the Chicago
Daily News.
"Some one has said" began the rocd
man "that the unexpected always lap-
pens; and as a tiih story is about the
last a parson would be expected to re-
late I will endeavor to entertain you
with one the truth of which I can
vouch for.
"It was one summer evening in the
gathering twilight" haid he "while
standing on a rustic bridge which
spanned a famous trout trearu near
her father's house that I won from
the girl I had long loved the promise
to be my w ife. Fhe was just the least
bit inclined to flirt and I had a rival
in the field; so to make the affair
more binding I drew from her hand a
ring which the had often declared the
would only give to her betrothed lover
and transferred it to my own finger.
"'It Mas my mother's engagement
ring' she said half playfully and half
in earnest aml there is a bit of super-
stition connected with it. So long as
you keep and wear it we are engaged;
but if you lose it or part with it in
any way the engagement is broken.
So as you value my love take good
care of it.
"A week later she went away on a
visit and then my only consolation
was to haunt that favorite spot on
the bridge which had been our trysting
place. Once while leaning over the
railing and thinking of our engage-
ment I took from my finger the treas-
ured ring and gazed fondly on the
initials hers as well as her mother's
engraved within. In attempting to
replace it however the go'den circle
fell from my grasp and disappeared
in the waters below.
"Only a youthful loer under such
circumstances can imagine my feel-
ings. Day and night I mourned dis-
consolate my lost treasure. Yet
strange to say I had a singular pre-
sentiment or intuition that the ring
would be restored to me though by
what means I had not the faintest
idea.
"Sot long after while fishing in the
same stream a short distance below
the bridge I fell to thinking of the
lost ring. If I could only lih it up
and just then there was a quher a
sudden jerk and a struggle at my line
and after some play I drew out a fine
large trout. At the sight of him the
thought suddenly and unaccountably
flashed into my mind that the ring
my lost ring was to be found in his
body. Icannot account for the feeling
but I know it w as heightened to almost
a conviction w hen upon grasping the
trout I perceived on one side of his
body a singular protuberance and felt
something like a hard foreign sub-
stance beneath the surface.
"Eagerness had made me cruel and
Feizing my pocket knife I cut off the
victim's head and then with un-
steady hands I ripped the body open.
My knife grated against some shining
substance. Imagine my feelings when
with beating heart anil trembliojr
hands. I drew forth "
"The ring! The ring!" breathlessly
exclaimed the frirls in chorus.
"No. indeed" continued the truthful
narrator "only a piece of green glass.
The ring was never found."
"And what became of the girl pa-
pa?" eagerly asked his daughter.
"For the past 17 ve.-rs. my dear"
the ffnoft man rep'ied. as w ith a merry
twinkle in his eye he s'anced toward
the other end of the table "she has
filled with sat i-f.trt im the pleasant
but somewhat responsible position of
mother to vou."
Musical Treat:-" ;
The people of Vinita and Ticinity
are cordially invited to Inspect the
line of L. B. Merifield pianos and
orgaos now on display at the
music store of J. B. McManus. II. W.
Dnrbra fntntnr-u.
Trace i'ht !h a-hf-d potato in
a hot oven ar.d Icke till d -r.; then
.emove the skin and mash them fine;
mix with ini ounce butter ore even
tab'es('ionful salt rjcar'tr teaspoon-
ful pepper and the y.ik of two eggs.
Place the potatoes on a molding-board
ro!l them out a quarter of an irrh
thick and cut in'o two-inch square
pieces; cut each square diagonally in
half; kiy in a buttered pan brush ovr
with beaten egg. and bake to a fir.1
go'den color in a hot oven. lse f'r
garnishing the same as bread crou-
tons. Ledger Monthly.
( olorril Curtain the Itaite.
Farcy colored curtains are grow'rz
in popular favor. The desijrr s are &r
a rule conventionalized flowers in
strong reds blues grecas browns and
yellows cppliqued on ecru net. No
more than three colors are combined
in or e cesisrn. Tulips w ater li'ie and
lot- fl. wcrs are amrg the motifs
3ioM used. Detroit Free Press.
It is popularly accepted that the
phosphorescence in sea water is d'it
to the presence of phosphorus. It i
now known that it is caused hy ft
4-c-m the "photo-bacterium."
Lipe and L. S. Cogswell factory
salesmen are now in Vinita assisting
Mr. McManus in exrloitlng the merits
of this popular line of instruments.
Dreadful Attack of Whooping Cough.
Mrs. Ellen Harrison 300 Park Ave.
Kansas City Mo. writes as follows:
"Our two children had a severe at
tack of whooping cough; one of them
in the paroxysm of coughing would
often faint and bleed at toe nose. We
tried everything we heard of without
fetting relief. We then called in our
family doctor wbo prescribed Foley's
Honey and Tar. With the very first
dose the? beyan to improve and we
feel that it has saved their lives."
Refuse substitutes. For sale by Peo-
ple's druj- store. dw
Katy Route to U. C. V. Reunion at
Dallas Texas.
Round trip C.S0. The M. K. &T.
has been made the official route and a
special car will be set out for the Vi-
nita delegation. Tickets on sale April
19th 20th and 21st with return limit
April 30tb. By paymeut of 50c extra
tlekets way be extended until May
15th. Stopovers permitted and side
trips from Dallas and South McAles-
ter. For further information call at
M K. & T. Ticket office. II . C.
Lewi- Agent.
Foley's Honey and Tar
cures colds prevents pneumonia.
Whose Girl are You?
Do you ever have the headache so
you can't go to the theatre with him?
Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin cures
headache and if you take it accord-
ing directions you can prevent its
return. People's drug store. dw
A Chattanooga Druggist's Statement.
Robt. J. Miller Proprietor of the
Read House Drug Store of Chattanoo-
ga Tenn. writes: "There is more
merit In Foley's Honey and Tar than
in any other cough syrup. The calls
for it multiply wonderfully and we
sell more of it than all other cough
syrups combined." For Sale at
People's Drug Store. dw
Nearly every person needs a tonic
medicine at this time of year to
brace up and invigorate the nervous
system to cleanse the bowels Iliver
and kidneys. IIerbine is the best and
safest remedy to do this as it will
cure constipation regulate the liver
and enrich the blood. Price 50c at
Peoples drug store. dw
Most women with female weakness
suffer (dreadfuly from piles In addi-
tion to their other pains. They may
be cured by using Tabler's Buckeye
Pile Ointment. Price GOc ;in bottle?
75c in tubes at Peoples drug store. dw
Perfect digestion is the only found-
ation for perfect health. The food we
eat makes all the blood we have
which in turn fecdj every ucrve mus
cle and tissue in ine body. Herbine
quicken the appetite aids digestion
gives tone ani vigor to all the func-
tiotiS and ensures good health. Price
50c at Peoples drug store. dw
Foley's Kidney Cure
makes kidneys end bladder right
First published April 12.
Warning Order.
I'll I ted PUtes. I
Indinn Territory Vss.
Northern bint
In the U.S. District Ourt In th Indian
Territory sitting In iind for the Northern
district thereof at Vinita.
Alen-Vi'et Commission Co. Tlalotlff.
TS.
L. C. Hnoett A Co. Denfendints.
The defendants. L. C. Pinnftt and Jme
W. titinttt. a ptrtnership doiriR business
under the firm mme and st jrle of L Cein-
nett and Company at HnDett. Cklanoma
Territory are waraed to appear in thia
court wihln thirty days and arswer the
complaint of the plaintiff. Alien-W.t Corn-
nniMon Company a corporation of St.Ixui
Missouri.
CHA?. A. DAVIDSON.
Dec. 8 liI. C. Cietk.
By E. II. LYbRAXD I) t.
Preston F. Davis
Attorney for the Plaintiff.
D. II. Wilson
Attorney for the noo-residect Defen-
dants. Seal
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SAVES LIFE
Willard HL Anmidt 1. 1900.
IralabahMilththiaprr'ranl could not
pitcpin bv1 for totirww'ka. When I n eon-
f nfd my child diwl. When I brfran toaitcpl
-.!t ao wk and had anrh Umtlo fain in my
tack and hip. I ba4 kidnry trouble and fall-
Iniccf tha oTrh. 1 alo had byi'tt'rical r 1U.
M io a hal pondition rhtn I n-orivt-d jroor
Ladiet Eirth.ItT Almanao" and rrd th ad-
tmifrafiitMWinp t'ardni an". Thedfrvl'a
lia-k-IutrM. r-iir April am h. I bars takm
fc-ur tKtt m f t W"id cf Cardui and Uire ra k-
aof 7hxliord'i ISlack-DranrhU Ifeeiiike
Brw p"' now. I oa do a. 1 my work and can
waikoitto'anTf mTH-!shltr. I lf lif
1 would havw hfn ia th rr had tt T-t been
for V cf Cardai. IT tsA VtO M V LI KK.
Mr. AUCE UA3-
1
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K b wrll trot omcn art more palknt than
mrn. Few men could twar the bitter pan?
the ony arvj dutrt tSat women tndvrt.
TKousarxia of vcrrin have come to look upon
ufftrm aj duty of their kx. But there are
many kutancu of thii heroic fortitude -hich
now rwvkn umectnary. Vomes reed no lor? wfftr for moderfy'i
ukc. Vine of Cardui brnt rtlkf to modert worrxn In the privacy of thtir
homes. Many f the bet homci In thii city are never without thii great
medicine. It curtl white and faHinj ef the womb end tompitUly eradi-
cate! these drajjinj periodical paim. Mr. Davti' ewe ihowt you conclu-
aively what yoy may expect if yoa foHaw her example and tAe Vine of
CarduL Thedford'i Dlatk-Draueht aldi V'rne of Cardui by rtjruUtin the
ftomach and bowels. V.rn you atk your druesirt for LSee medicine b
. .1 I'... It w .. V n. .. C TV. Jfr. P'k Drauehi
1 that savtd Mr. DavU lit. Never take a ubt.tutc
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