The Daily Chieftain. (Vinita, Indian Terr.), Vol. 2, No. 207, Ed. 1 Wednesday, May 30, 1900 Page: 4 of 4
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Wof paint
a v:
rtwtiiiff more ner Ballon but
prdlB(r farther and there-
for most economical i'l
MOUND CITY COS
Horse Shoe Ersnd
PREPARED PAINT
Kv.iuw it U Striftlr fur.
Highest l pt jralloo
bwaaM of tu merit frit
cheaper than cheap painU in
lis aprwi J look ami wear.
Atwotnte urant- on
firry can. Suits boli iQter
and hMownw.
P. G. BROWNING.
CtiiMta L-Uf Ut.$Mnl. Ma
Ct) Paiata akaatatdt wiutM4
TOM MARCUM'S HISTORY
As He Is Viewed by an Ard-
more Editor.
Col. The. Marcum in his can-
didacy for national democratic
committeeman talks long and
loud about bis opponent Dr. A.
J. Wolverton being a national
banker and weep great buckets
of crocodile tears over the "crime
of '73." This comes in bad taste
from oi5 who has given the best
years ot bis life defending and
proclaiming the principles of the
republican party the party that
created the national banking sys-
tem committed the crime ot 1STQ
and demoralized silver during the
reconstruction times. Col. Marcum
was a. member ol the republican
party a carpet badger in .Arkan-
sas aiding and abetting the party
that was humlhalir.g southern
manhood and womanhood and en-
actinglaws that are today resulting
in squeezing the lifeblocd out of
labor and fostering and building
up gigantic corporations that are
becoming" more powerful than the
government itself while Dr. Wol-
verton was using every means in
his power to build up the broken
fortunes of the south wipe away
the tears of widows and orphans
and drive the despoiler with his
rote trom our homes and stay
the jiitiuer.ee which sought to re-
p&Mica&ixe the south and place
th r cgr.) a an equality with the
whitfs. Yes while Dr. Woh er-j
ton is a banker he is an lioness ;
ra&a and every dollar he has
made has been mad l.onesl'y and j
not by poitiical summer-saulurg j
acd c r p e t bagging. He is no
ju:bler in politics religion or i
mcra's. He is an honest sincere i
free silver democrat and has ever '
been. He is not today a democrat j
ard tomorrow a reprhlican. j
it Pr. Woivertou's hone.-ty
cen'.v and democracv are to be i
iutftioc.ed because he is a nation- j
a; rr.er. row Etri ise noner-i
democrat Iocs upon a political
One. baa ever been tru to party
principles; the other has never
been true to his party and its prin-
ciples. On is a true southern
gentleman and a democrat never
having sought office before. The
other is a disgruntled republican
carpel-bagger a political charlatan
a chronic ollice-seeker who having
lost hia position under carpet-bag
rule eought the. office of United
States attorney under Grover
Cleveland a gold standard demo-
crat. Which is the most deserving of
trust and confidence the one who
is true to his convictions or the
one who is ever changing whose
convictions are as easily changed
as his coat? It seems to us the
man who is true to himself to his
better manhood and has a straight-
forward course in life and pursues
it to success ia the man worthy of
confidence and trust. Such a man
is Dr. Wolverton. He is a plain
honest eincere man and if elected
national committeeman will serve
the democracy of the Indian Ter-
ritory with unswerving fidelity.
We would never have referred
to Col. Marcum in an uncompli-
mentary way or dug his political
record up had it . not been that be
made a false and violent attack up-
on the integrity of Dr. Wolverton
Have the "turn-coats" and
"carpet-baggers" the right to read
out of the democratic party life-
long and consistent democrats?
Ardmoreite.
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The Best Cltibbing Offer Euer Made.
A GRAJS'D EXCURSION.
Wagoner to the Ardmure Convention
. ' and Return for $3.
The proposition to run a cheap
excursion train to the Ardaiore j
convention should insure a large
attendance trom the east side of j
the territory. At the remarkably
low rate of $3 for the round trip !
from Wagoner and proportionately j
low rates from all other points j
south of Vinita on the Katy ought j
to catch a crowd of not less than !
people for the special train '
and no doubt will. This low rate ;
should induce all both east and !
wesiorithe Frisco to join the
special train at Vinita and east I
and west on the Valley to join it !
at Wagoner and the same with the 1
Choctaw at South McAJester. i
Tahlequah east i t Wagoner ought
to .uriiish a big delegation if tLe
j excursionists and otl.er surroucd- j
5 ir jr inland towns ouht to do like- i
j wise. It will be a grea! excursion
worth lUiit.y times what it will !
I cost and no doubi hundreds who
are eel delegates will take advan-;
I tsgr of it just for the pleasure oS :
the trip. It is now be.ievedi tLat
Wagoner will gJ at least cue tua-'
crea trol".g. tayiugs.
A VOZAX REGENT. ;
tow Mr. Heart ll-r- vur lilfrrlr t
la (.slifttrmia'a i-wil
latirntll.
Sirs. I;ert is efi.i.i::y si't
nja.iL U;-.e tin.:j i: i ac- '
the men sud that the women were ade-
quately represented by the men re-
gtnts. The result of such representa-
tion was that the only" place the girls
could call their own. was the worst
room in Xorth hall. Here the plumb-
ing was always out of onler the stove
in continual revolt the room crowded
dark ill-sinellir? and draurt'y. At
luncheon time North hall was so
crowded that o;:e could scarcely moTe
in it tench l?ss find a chair.
- Hut the opposition to a won:an re-
rert was strorr. The iJoa was Eew
ami therefore v)rorous".y cor.:bated.
At last C3me a liberal povernor James
H. Budd. -radaate cf the ur.iversity
an cpjwrtw.e vaesr.ey siror e pressure
from the wotaen frraCuates ur.i Mrs.
Hearst the obvious weman for the
rl.-.ce. The nppoiutment was a cine
oays' wvn'tT. Mrs. Hearst lad cever
l-en generally known as a business
woman thoiiirh sise tad taken an cc-
tie ar.d loborious part in se'tiir.jT acd
nsacacir.jr ter larjr? ai d complicated
estate. She was &u icstact success.
Very quiet ia manner ami averse 10
public rakicg srd tot too prci.i
even now to confess that her heart was
in her mouth when she w a'.ked into her
first recents" Eoetiiijr; she was almost
mouselike in her demeanor thovgi
ppawEtlr calm s thocgh she were
prcs.ioir.jr at her dinner tai.'.e. . For all
her grace sr..! r.i.-:cv.sr.es.s she knew
how to be first. Sometimes she espca-
tu'sted t what she censicered eh cn-
wis .move: someti.es she ws isd:-
r.srit at what n:ea to ker as ir..-uS-;
;... ' Alwavs she wss rf--lz:e ar.d
she erdfd lr beir.r a power Ja the
Ivard. Ytss :lre a tew prei.ler.t to
be letea. sxd hia to is- 1'carst
A Frog in the Well.
in
"A frog is at the bottom of a CO-foot well and
every time Jie jumps up three fret ho falls
back two. How many jumps will it reuire
him to q. t out? v
Our Prices
On Hardware Refrigerators and Ice Cream
Freezers keep us juiupiug to get them out.
Don't fonrot the fact that we can make you
' LOW PRICES on all these goods. Come and
let us supply your needs.
W. W. MILLER Vinita.
Hnv time tea want a neat clean rig
no to- :
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I Want you horse boarded right? Well this is the place to
j trie" him; lie will cet careful attention. v
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PULLMAN BUFFET- 5LEEPERS!
50 LID WIDE M STIBULED TRAINS!
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To Urr; V khout Change.
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Marrs, D. M. The Daily Chieftain. (Vinita, Indian Terr.), Vol. 2, No. 207, Ed. 1 Wednesday, May 30, 1900, newspaper, May 30, 1900; Vinita, Indian Territory. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc774835/m1/4/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.