The Vinita Daily Chieftain. (Vinita, Indian Terr.), Vol. 5, No. 222, Ed. 1 Monday, June 29, 1903 Page: 3 of 4
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( ' LOCAL NOTES
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MACHINERY
FOR SALE
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McCormick Binder
Buckeye Mower
Sweep Rake
Sulky Rake
Canton Gang Plow
Harrow
Two Wagons
All in Good Condition
and will be sold cheap
Termi to Suit
M.E.Milford
Vinita I. T.
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Mra. Sam Hums Is reported much
better.
A full line of top Refrigerators at
E J' Lee's. dtf
Ser.eca Is preps riti for a big 4th of
July eelebratiou.
Mrs. J. A. Thompson is lining to
Colorado soon for her healtH.
Special prices ou Ice cream freezers
and retrlgeratorji at Frazee's.
The town of Dewey Is to have a
three days' celebration this week.
Mrs. Lae Uarrett and family .are
over on Spavlnaw for a few days out
inti.
L. B. C?wpbell visited houie folks
at Carthage Sunday returning today
at noon.
J. II. Verity of Kansas City was
transacting business with our merch-
ants today.
Have you examined the White
Mountain Llue at Frazee Hardware
Si Furniture Co.
Go to J. A. Davis shoe tbiuing es-
tablishment for your shoe shine.
Foreman's Alley. tf
There was a freignt wreck on the
Katy near Welsh today. No one was
hurt but train delayed beveral hours.
Tb Jtnjpbcll-Mrrs real eotate
company are baring a sign painted ou
the wall of the Ratcllff building out
aide the office.
Good driver wanted steady work-
union man preferred. Apply at Wil-
liams' meat market to J. C. Ml ml Is.
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Mrs. Fred Young purchased a ltt
from the Campbell-Marrs real estate
c uupany Saturday and will proceed
to erect a home thereon.
JLucile Milford returned from Che-
topa Saturday eveaing accompanied
by her cousin Miss Vlylan Boone
who comes fur a week's visit.
The delegation to the Dow-iIng
conventlou eieeted from tlilp pre-
cinct last Saturday Is ro;i. Cham
berlln Charlie Hunter and lieu
Couch.
Mish Mary Green Is at Pryor Creek
nursing a lady on whom the docuus
performed an operation for appendici-
tis last weel;. Miss Mary has recent-
ly taken a course In training at K au-
ras City.
Sam I'urKS went to Tahkquah to-
day to be present at a meeting of the
Cherokee Liuar.l of F.ducation. Tbe
appointment of teachers fur the en-
suing year wiUoon occupy the at-
tention of the board.
The Kev. Mi. llayor tdt iires us to
Inform his friends that he has safely
arrived at his home lu Fniladelpliia
and also to tbauic them again for
him for the many many kindnesses
tbey showed him wbile in Vinita
All the Indian territory land ollices
will be opened next Wednesday. The
Tabiequah office as heretofore will
be In charge of Major Dreckenridge
the one In the Chickasaw Nation at
Tishomingo in charge of Governor
Stanley and the one iu the Choctaw
Nation at Atoka in charge of Co!.
Needles.
Wbile liruce Cass and his grand-
father Uncle Jim Iilythe were en-
route to Oglesby on Thursday they
had a very narrow escape from
drowning. Attempting to ford the
Hok'shooter which was greatly
iwriliea from the heavy rains of tiie
preceding twenty-feur boors they
found waiirt oc ;ep and tbe cur-
rent I trm.k' for tht ir team. The
butm " a up-ci sod the cushion
anil ii i.i- --oiiteri's washed away but
tin- ori-upauls ' t; i MiU'ie tueceeil
id in 'f.icb!ig ' i aioi brink'iiig
their t iio with f ' i. 1 .art IcrviUe
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REPUBLICS VERSUS WOMAN.
Da Hore lie nurnltlon In i!(inarclil
here She Ilua a Chance to
lltcouic Huler.
Our country according- to M. Le
Roux is in danger from tbe prece-
dence given to women. Minerva ac-
cording1 to him sprang from the head
of Jove not from the head of Juno.
He Is afraid of too many grass egga
in America. Now along- comes one
Mrs. Woolsey with a book to prove
the exact opposite. The book is shrill
and innocent but the fact that it
found a publisher perhaps proves that
the woman'i rights rspoutera are not
all dead. This volume called "Repub-
lics vs. Woman" demonstrates that it
is better for women to live in mon-
archies for in England or China a
woman has a chance to become a
queen whereas with us she cannot be
president. She is not in the directory
her face on the currency is impersonal
there are no strerts named after her
and no battleships the funeral of even
a president's1 wife is private and there
Is no place for women in masculine
clubs. According to the author's notes
her hits against the tyrant sex were
received by her woman audiences with
"shrieks of laughter." The same re-
sponse might have been elicited had the
audience been composed of men. The
work deserves the serious considers
tion- of Lavinia queen of the Holland
Dames of Sorosis and of Carria Na
tion. It proves that the United State
Is the most intoxicated hypocritical
licentious and condemned country oa
the face of the earth because its gov-
ernors are men writes Norman Hap-
good in Collier's Weekly.
"During the time I kept tab" says
the author whose English is remark-
able "I found that over three-fourtis
of the victims of murder were women
the majority of their murderers be-
ing their husbands." Russia ought to
address a note to "that masculine oli-
garchy the Anii-iicnn republic espe-
cially as the linn -refers arc in the vast
majority of cases native-born Amer-
ican men."
Royal women can propose iniitrinSe
and ask fur ilaueet bur no woman in
this country according to Mrs. Wool-
ley bus eli lie i- of 1 hese privileges. Si no-
ta siniiicitii. There if minct hing holy
In such ign-orancc. About her w-
would ask ns ;-he asks about nil worthy
women; "Where are its public monu-
ment? to such?"
In Amerii'1. wh-n a man becomes
drunk he uses an ax to beat his wife's
brains out In monarchies the liiU0r
only makes him happy.
We have tbe most complete lice of
refrigerators you ever looked at the
Wlilte Mountain line. Frazee Hard-
ware & Furniture Co.
Driven to Desperation
Living at an out of way place remote
from civilization a family is often driven
to desperation iu case of accident result-
ing in Iturnt CtittWrmnlo Uler& ltt.
Lay in a supplyof Bucklen's Arnica Salve
s t'li b;toa eirth. 25c at Peoples
rig Store. dw
Warning
If you have kidney or bladder trouble
and do not use Foley Kidney Cure you
will have only yourself to blame for re-
sults as it positively cures all forms of
kidney and bladder diseases. Sold by
Shanahan and Mitchell dw
To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take Laxvive Hroruo Quinine Tab
ets This siguHture t
n every box 25c
FOIETSIlOIiEYTM $
Itoptthtcouihtnd teli lung
Fir sale at People's Drug Store.
R. R. Time Table
Missouri K&OS&s 0d
Texas R&ilw&v
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Men's Browa Duck Shoe leather cap and trimmings sizes G to 11 $1.00
Same in Youths' sizes 3 to 5i 0
Men's Covert Cloth leather trimmed base ball shoe size G to 11 75
Same in Youths' sizes 3 to 5 65
Men's grey Canvass shoe leather sole a neat street and outing shoe size G to 11. . 1.50
Same in Youths' sixes 3 to 5 125
Same in Boys' sizes 13 to 2 ' 1-00
Men's low cut black Duck Oxford leather tip and lace stay rubber sole G to 11. . .05
The same with one-ihird leather trimmings size G to 11 GO
Little gents' pin check canvas shoe with leather sole patent leather tip lacestay
and heel boxing a neat cool good working shoe for the little fellow 8 to 13 1.25
Our line of men's Oxfords contains the newest the best and
the most desirable things to be had this season. Let U3 dress
your feet stylishly and comfortably for you. The price is
reasonable .- ..$1.50 to $5.00
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which will be paid to any appoint-
ed charity if the Sir Jonathan Se-
gar is pot a blend of imported Vara havana
tobacco. The most fragrant blend of any
segar that has ever been made in this coun-
try. We are making this offer in 2C0 news-
papers iu the United Suites Do you think
we are foois? On the contrary we believe
that the average smoker is entitled to his
money's worth.
Trade supplied by Ratcliff-Sanders
Grocery Co.
McConnell Segar Co.(Inc.)
We make a 5c segar using the same filler.
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The fireworks and jther attractions on this oc-
casion may out-do us but until that time and after
it our store will be the center of attraction for fine
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A Modern Hallway Una. TrsVersina tat
Slates and Territories Ot
MISSOURI
ARKANSAS
KANSAS
OKLAHOMA
INDIAN TERRITORY
TEXAS A MO THB
SOUTH WIST
tTHKtSSCE
MISSISSIPPI
ALABAMA
Al a THE
SOUTHEAST
Reduced rates In effect all the year to
EUREKA SPRINGS
The Frlsro Sys'frn ourate i. .? .nr -ji'
lect.-lo-l.i'tiO U fains. Allei.lei:. - .
ha!;-ijiiil.-r t'i - iiiii'i'fiior.i of I- eJ it
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VINITA. GOINU WEST
T-Hln ' Psssi-nuer I! A' pro
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Carpets
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.-
EDGAR SMITH
(Mellette & Smith.)
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Rooms 1. 2 and 3 P. O. Building.
d Vinita I. T.
R. L. BAGBY
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON.
Office in New Ratcliff Building. Tele-
phone ioi. Vinita Ind. Ter. d
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TAMES S. DAVENPORT
' ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Rooms 9 and 10 New Halsell Building
Vinita I. T
Davenport & Hall Attorneys at Law
Bank Building Claremore I. T d
'HAS. W.
DAY D. D. S. !
DENTIST.3
Sold Crown and Bridge Work a Special
y. Office over First National Bank
VINITA I. T. 3
J. W. CRAIG n. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Office upstairs over Cherokee'Natlonal
Bank. Phone 209.
VINITA IND. TER.
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E.A STUBBLEFIELDDMD
Omce over Estlin Furniture Co. Gray-
H 'ell building Vinita I. T. d
DR. WIRIER
iDe only Exclusive Eye Ear and Nose
Specialist in the Indian Territory
Kyes treated and glasses properly fit'ed
Office at Drug Store d
Fraz?e Hardware and
iirnifiire Company...
t Our prices are the smallest part of the attraction.
4 We invite you to come and s-ee for yourself. Good
Goods Low Trices our motto. Undertaking a
Specialty.
I The E. O. STEVENSON FURNI-
l TURE and CARPET COMPANY
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fre-b and cn-p a tbe nio-t. rur-.
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Coffins Caskets and Fun-
eral Directors.
T f CRUTCHFIELD. Embalmer.
Joe Davis' Barber Shop
I have just furnished my shop
with-new up-to date furni-
ture and We refitted the bath
rooms making of this shop
one of the finest in the Indian
Territory. Call and see us.
JOE DAVIS Proprietor.
Opp Golden Rule.
Finley's Barber Shop.
n y We have put in an action
tnTVi al chair and now have "cu
;ii chairs in operation ;naV. "g
r us to give better service.
You don't have to wait
T. FINLEY. Proprietor.
I. N. WILLI
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Marrs, D. M. The Vinita Daily Chieftain. (Vinita, Indian Terr.), Vol. 5, No. 222, Ed. 1 Monday, June 29, 1903, newspaper, June 29, 1903; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc773288/m1/3/: accessed March 28, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.