The Vinita Daily Chieftain. (Vinita, Indian Terr.), Vol. 6, No. 93, Ed. 1 Saturday, January 23, 1904 Page: 2 of 4
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iSeea no introiuciioa this season tut we wan: to remind you that the fencing season is
near &t Land and the Ellwd is Kecomnaeikleil 1 y Everyone who has ever used it. Try t he
Ell w&wi and you will always be one of the Acv-rti-'--r of Ell wood' II oj Fencing. It ' is the
!. I rr.ade and always .leases.
We are also the large dealers? in the Cherokee Nation in. Barbed Wire and Nail-
Don't fail to call oa us j&one us or write u for above goods. .
Yours for Fencing
Frazee Hardware and Furniture Company
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T&ree Points of
Excellence
TUa Wnv rivoi"" Fi-.' ! i. 5 vi.f train "rV-
a nt? ca.iT Ljrtzir btw-n m iu ia n. .or:.
Sn Antonio kait Onsveton la the Bain. 'Hi r. -en rnvi'.i K Car- ren
a fir at Mexico City CD&ir rai ad coaehe.
The Short Line :;1"BM C!ty i"" 0kl:t!-OEi
f S. The line to OklaboasCity will beuiwccd early in February.
"Haty" Dining Stations ia
pii in (jatiitjr b1 serylcc.
There r other ;cltits lh-r tr'r
With of ros'1 Kfl.rrilc2
Mi.oort. Kns. Trr!trjr.
On i iur."! ai.l f-n. " Ti b Kat't!lt
exett!oBtl 4BtB t trelM and blt t"r aiika f ol4r rai iliutratti
buona a0 tBtormatioo cbterfaily te fnrsUhed by any 'Katy" ueot.
M. K. T.
"Katy" to the World Fair Saint Louis
Ufie Daily Chieftain.
D. M. MARKS Editor
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Iii:j f.r Mor;th hy Mail.....
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do not in any sen. do the pupil's work but show him
how to do it for himself how to concentrate the mind
how to study.
VINITA WV. TEfL JAN. 23 1904
What'!! aseof fiarre!itf atout Panama?
?ot the (.'wti and are jrolnjf to keep 'em.
We've
The Third Cofigreioija! I'i-.?rict liepuhiiean f.-OJen-tion
ill he i.eid at CofT.;yvi!ie March 3. This i- Con-
gttmtAn Campljeil'i district.
Waifoner U engaged In the sornewltat. diiTlcuit task of
trylrijf to raise by poju!ar suicriplion 75000 for two
railroad. The pledges already secured exceed t-'AJm.
Henafor leverage is authority for the .staternerit that
(here will be no statehood legislation at this session of
congress. If is judginerd on tliis subject ought to be
pretty good.
Scissoreb anb Ctbcnvisc
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Tiie liou.se committee on Indian at?aira has reached the
conclusion that ft i not necessary to becure the agree-
ment of the Indians to any proposed tranaiwrtion touch-
Injr their lauds. Hereafter comrress will enact such leg-
islation as it -seci fit. The supreme court's decision in
the Kiowa Lone Wolf case is the basis of this conclusion.
Dan F. Campbell who got tangled up in some mone;
wit hout-work xclienies In the last Kansas legislature is
now to !; tried in Labette county for his alleged short-
comings. He was indicted some time ago but secured
his release on a technical point but on a second round
the indictment was made to stick. Incidentally it may
be stated that Carnptell came to this Territory with an
appoint ment on the Creek Nation Townsite board.
The lawyer sends his mistakes to the penitentiary.
The doctor and surgeon bury theirs. The mechanical
engineer blows his up into blue ether and they are
lost sight of. The pedagogue gives ids rliplomas and they
are heard of no more. The Ijook keeper covers his up
with a forced balance and the polit ician lays his on the
other fellow. How different w ith the poor erring news-
paperman who making a mistake typographically me-
chanically reportorially or editorially prints and holds
it up to the ga.e (if an irate furious unforgiving multi-
tude This is aproHir of nothing but the facts con-
fronting every man in the business. Phoenix.
A man named Creek more of Grove I. T. was before
the court Friday on the charge of dfrtributlng whiskey
at the elfci ion last August. He testified that he did not
sell it but iw;d it in the interest of his favorite candi-
date. If the courts wish to punish that class of offend-
ers it should begin right here in Vlnlta where liquor was
used So great abundance on that same occasion. The
court i however giving such offenders to understand
that they are getting dangerously near the penitentiary
door when they disttibute liquor for such purposes.
There are a few men who know bclferaround this town
who invariably try to carry elections in that way and
feel that they should have immunity from prosecution.
The 'tw York Sun remarks that no matter what it
may be necessary for him to do the rest of the day Mr.
Bryan always begins his Sundays by going to churcli.
Senator Quay even goes .further than piecemeal ab-
sorption in his statehood bill. It begins to look as
though piecemeal absorption like separate statehood
will soon be so poor as to have no one to sing its prates.
Oklahoman.
Pliny Soper the only 13-inch bore revolving turret
breech loading Republican rifled gun mounted on a
disappearing carriage with invisible fighting top is
here and his bunkers are bulging with their weight of
ammunition. He is "taking a bead" on the national
committeemanship and Is bracing himself to pull the
lanyard. Muskogee Times.
To the average citizen it seems that a freight train
makes a large number of unnecessary stops and gives an
unusual number of sudden jerks. It is looking at the
quest ion from an entirely different point of view when it
is stated that when a heavy freight train stops and start
up again it costs the railroad company several dollars. A
Frisco car repairer states that it is estimated that tiie
cost of stopping and starting a heavily laden train is
82... This is derived not only from the extra amount
of coal consumed in getting a heavy train under way
again but the wear and tear on the wheels and trucks
and every other part of the train subjected tothe strain.
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Prof. II. P. Davenport of the University of Chicago
said to his class Wednesday morning in a lecture on po-
litical economy: "The Caucasian race is doomed to
eventual defeat in a struggle with the yellow race what-
ever the development or the outcome of the present Japanese-Russian
situation may be. When the allied Chi-
nese and Japanese begin to pour out over the world as
tiie Russians are doing there will remain for the English
speaking and Western races only one resource that of
crossing wit h the Chinese if they will consent to cross.
On other terms Western civilization may endure but West-
ern races hardly will.
"With China's yearly increase of IJ million witli tiie
spread of its population over Rusia Asia and with its
warlike Imperial traditions one understands the night-
mare of dread which rests over Western Europe. Tiie
contests of civilization over the hordes of Asia will hardly
lie one of arms hot a struggle for survival in the busi-
ness of living. Now that the Caucasian has with tiie
gunboats foolishly broken down t he barriers of exclusion
aliout the Chinese and lias forced upon Asia the arts and
sciences of Western civilization he is beginning to find
himself engaged in an indust rial death grapple."
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This is only one of the many Bargains
we are still offering: to make room for our
Spring Stock.
Rocker Exactly-
Like Th.s Cut
Regular Price $2.50
Bargain Price $1.75
Yours respectfully
E. 0. Stevenson Furniture & Carpet Co.
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At Ilatavia N. V. t he public sedc-ols were overcrowded
and the iniard secured seven ext ra teachers. The super-
intendent instead of setting thein to hearing recitations
like the other tea"heis set them to giving individual in-
struction to pupils who were lich'nd in the course and
were a drag on the whole school. The experiment was
to quote the report of the state superintendent a start-
ling and instantaneous success Discouragement which
U the bane of school life has disappeared from all faces
ai.d teais from all eyes. The backward pupils have be-
tHKw. forward so to speak and in many casts have pressed
t he bright lights and leading pupils of the class-room so
that thev; hau; all they can do to keep upthsirold stand-
The terrible fatality from railroad accidents during' the
year 103 is working a revolution in car building as it
should. The Chicago & Eastern Illinois the road wfnch
came into notoriety (and the hands of a receiver) a few
years ago because of the Chattsworth disaster is having
?A new coaches built which it is claimed cannot be tele-
scoped and which will withstand almost any shock occa-
sioned by a wreck without being splintered into kindling
wood. The coaches are for Chieago-St. Louis World's
Fair service. Several of them are now running in tiie
Florida limited train. The frames of the cars are not
entirely of steel but are equipped with steel sills and
steel vestibules and the side frames are so const ructed
that in the event of a severe shock the cars will first give
way in the center which will bulge out. Under the steel
vestibules the connecting rods are so arranged lietween
the cars that the shock of collision cannot raise the cars
from the tracks and thereby permit of the rear cars
ing hurled into and through the cars in front. The con
struction of t lie cars has added considerably to their j
weight but the officials of the company declare that
should a train containing them suffer a wreck the loss of
life and the injuries sustained would not lx greater than
j I hose in the Pullman cars. Day travel to and from St."
(First Published January 4. 1904.)
Warning Order.
Id the CnitJ $tatt Court for the Northern
'district of Imllan 1 eirltory. at Vlnlta.
JobQ O. Luklus f Ulntiff.
v No. 20S4
Minnie LnWIns Defendant.
The defendant Mlnmt Lnldna is hereby
warned to appear Id this r.ui within So
days and anawer thecomplalutof thepialu-
iiu. -Minn ' i.usiai.
WI1KE83. the Honorable Joseph A. Bill.
Jarise of aald court and tiie f.il thereof xt
Vinita this the jd dy of January A D lVt.
UA3. A. bAV'IDsO.V. Clerk.
By T A. Chandler. Deputy.
John B. I urner. Attorney for Plaintiff.
Samuel T. Parks Attorney for Non-resident
defendant.
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Tiie strongest V-W-l
castle could lie re- v. J 1
I if out. The strongest bx!v
tlhas to give up the fiht
duced by siejje if the
garrison could be starved
Anniversary
Snoe Sale
when f rvj t t
Q t. There are more deaths
Irom starvaf.on than the world
:lreams of. When the stomach is dis-
eased and the fool eaten is not digested
and assimilated then the strength of the
body begins to fail because of lack of
nutrition and the weak body falls an
easy victim to the microlies of !iease.
Dr. Pierce's Gohlen Medical Discovery
cures diseases of the stomach and other
organs of digestion and nutrition. It
restores physical strength in the only
possible way by enabling the assimila-
tion of the nutrition contained in food.
I fi-k for over thre vesnwith com-
plication of comai.'h troubleo" trrin s Mr Jhii
H tJtlona. mwiii; at t Arch m . Chicago
lllinoii. "H..'l trwd rvrry frwxl phv.irtin I
knew of a welt as many patent mtth m tm
received only temporary relief. o dy a
friend reroTnniftnil yoor ' r.ol ln Melifj! ins-
roverv ' I inimeiairly pr-.ird rrne and be. !
an it oe Commere-ed to jr;iin th- hrrt wrr 'k
aud after I had taken oti'v rw lKrtt;e I -i
eat a well a aiiv one ! rxiy-rif ik !
eiierta. I took 6e y4tl. ..nl t'Mfav ant h
to o::ri- ".- tM-t I a:; it; -r. !. uv V:-hv V.- '
any tm- r-xiei te . 1 owe it all to Dr. litre' '
O-oi.'ea ' .1 il ii -v. :y -
The vIe moti"e for aulitntion to
tjermii the dealer to niil;e the Imle ciore
profit paid hv the kiJc of h-s ritoriotw i
We are closing our first year's shoe business in Vinita
which has far exceeded our most sanguine expectations.
This proves that our people appreciate an UP-TO-DATE
SHOE STORE where HIGH-GRADE FOOTWEAR can
be had to fit ail sizos and kinds of feet at prices more reas-
onable than are usually paid for same grade of shoes.
We guarantee
Your Money's Worth or
Your Money Back
on every pair of shoe wo sell. We also give free shine
cards with all our High Grade Shoes. Once our customer
you are always our customer. A trial is all we sk.
We are anxious to clo-f out our surplus stock of Win-
ter Boots and Shoes and make room for spring footwear
which will begin to arrive soon and to do this we will offer
our entire winter stock in this ANNI VEESARX SALE at
just WHOLESALE COST. Don't miss theseshoe bargain.
Sale Begins Saturday
January 16.
Wright Shoe Co. P
medicines. Ho
ins. Y u Jo. Tii;-re-
i'-i-h'1 u soiume for ' ooiaen
Medical LHscovcrv."
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l.iiisdnriier the osii ii U ett.eil tv l. i -. ! . common ee
. if i hese secn exira tea'-i.ers co irom roon to room i . t t.( i. .i 1. .. ( .. .
t"-' iifi i .timoi aj k mv- ih' it iiL in t lie mitmie-
In 1 ! :r v k. he!;
of ump to par ei-penae of tnaiiirltr
along the backward wherever ! merits of the Chieago-St. Louis Hm. It is Mated that ?'y iTn! twer:1y-" nrv.t
fouritl. They are not vistants or suljst Hales but rank ail the roads will likely provide new and stronger equip-
it h the regular teachers and receive the .hi ire pay. They went for the service.
for the txok in pip-r rr rr thir'v.
one stamw for the cloth-U.tml vohime.
Aihlress Dr. R. V. lierce l'..:.';io S.
Sg Campbell-Marrs
eal Estate Company
City Property Sold on Commission
List of Salable Lots Always on
Hand Facilities for Purchasing
or Finding Buyers Unsurpassed V
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Marrs, D. M. The Vinita Daily Chieftain. (Vinita, Indian Terr.), Vol. 6, No. 93, Ed. 1 Saturday, January 23, 1904, newspaper, January 23, 1904; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc773640/m1/2/: accessed April 24, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.