The Daily Chieftain. (Vinita, Indian Terr.), Vol. 3, No. 3, Ed. 1 Friday, October 5, 1900 Page: 4 of 4
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BEECKZXEIDQE INTERVIEWED.
Oilver Haifhy Pres
J O JMI V-Pie.
W. P. Phillips' Cashift
cxxtiuir mora pur falloo but
spreading fun her snd ttirre-
far miut economical U
MOUND CITY CO.'S
Hcrse Shoe Brand
PREPARED PAINT
bncauM It U Strictly rum.
HWIio.t cixt pr gallon
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AIxiiIiiIb guarantee on
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DIRECTORY
President's Cabinet.
IVsldent Win alcKlnley
Vlct-P resident (deceased) W.l'.Krye acting
Secretary of stuto John 11 ay
Secretary of treasury Lyman J. Gage
Pccrctary of wur Ellhu Hoot
Attoruey-Uenural Griggs
Potttnatter-Gentral James A. Gary
Secretary of nsvy JobnD Long
Secretary of Interior E. A. Hitchcock
Hecretiiry of agriculture James Wilson
Meivlllu W. Puller Chief Justice
THESE
Ladies
HAVE NEVER
fried the tfreat
system regulator
PRICKLY ASH
BITTERS
Because Tbey Think if is
nasty and bitter disagreeable
to the stomach and violerfl
in action.
A6K THESE
FIRST
NATIONAL BANK
VINITA INDIAN TERRITORY.
Capital $100000 Surplua 1500t
Oldest and Strongest National Bank in
the Cherokee Nation
DIRECTORS
ler IIsl'Iiv
A. L. C'liurchlll w H. horuegay W. A. Ur'isiu
W. K. lUltell
Does a Safe General Banking Business
J. U. Hull
Interior Department.
Commissioner Ind. HfTalra W. A. Jones
I ml. agent for Ind. Ter....Jllnlr Shoenfelt
Ind. Inspector.....: ...... J. GeorgoWrlglCt
Hevenuo insuicior frana u Churchill
Indian Territory Courts.
Northern District. Josenh A. (Jill 1udae
Li) E. liunuutt mttrwliul ; C. A. Dsvldson
clerk; r. L. noper attorney. Terms: Mus
Movie September and January ; Mluml. Oct
oher and January ; Tnhleguah October
Hml April; Wewoka November and April;
Wagoner. November and Miirch; Vlnltu. lHt
Monday in December andsd Monday In May
Southern Dlst Ilosea Towpscnd. Judge;
O. 11. C'ampbull clerk John S. Hummer
nuirsiiui; w. . Johnson uierk.
Central Dial. W. H. H. Clayton. Judge;
Kd Fannin clerk; J. P Grady marshal;
J. it. wiikina proaocutlng attorney
Cherokee Nation.
Capital Talileunub. Thos.M Bufflngton.
principal chief j Washington Bwlminer. sec
ond filler; Jos. ju. Luhay treasurer; J. T.
rang executive secretary.
n
Full
Cherokee Board of Health.
B. V. Former. M. D.. Vinlta: K. B. Kite. M
Muskogee; v. ll. Burk M D Webber's
City Officials.
J. R. 8heelian. mayor; J. F. ILedbetter
uiurtnai; t . u. urvyt reeoruer.
Uouncllmem L. O. Couch I). T. Hall. G
W. Miller J. 8. Davenport L. B. Bell.
Joaeph H. Butler postmaster
Churches.
UtabYTKlilAN CHDItCH.
Sunday school 9:45 a m.. 1'reuchlng at 11
t in. and B:(Ju p.m. Westminister League
1Sp. in. Prayer meeting Thursday eve-
Xliigs. W. T. Kins pastor.
M. K CHtJHCH SOUTH.
Bunday school at 0:45 . ni W. L. Chap-
sn superintendent. Junior LtugneS p.m.
Ssnlor League 3:45. Prayer meeting Wed-
eeday evenings at 8:15. Preaching at 11 a.
i. and 8:15 p. m. M. L. Butter pastor
BAPTIST CHCHCH.
Preaching at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m Sunday
school at 10 a. m. Prayer meeting at 8
o'clock on Wednesday nights. Baptist
Young People's Uulou every sabbath at 7 p.
m. W .0 Patterson pastor.
' M. K. CHUHCH.
Teachers' meeting 2:l p.m. Bunday school
8 p.m. Class meeting :') p. m. Preaching
7:30 p.m. 11. J. Pool pastor
A. M. E. CHUHCH
Sunday school every Sunday afternoon at
2:80. J.C Hicks superintendent Preach-
ing every Sunday at 11 a. m and 7!S0 p. m.
Class meeting Friday evenings. Prayer
meeting Wednesday evenings. Hoard nieet-
lng Monday evenings. T. H. Tyson pastor.
FlltST BAPTIST CHUKCH COLOHKD.
Prflftplllllff ut 11. U TTl un1 ft n n Cnnrl..
Bunauy school at Aa. a. m. Pmyer met-
ln.. VV.Lln...1... 1 .. ....
Change Surely to bo Made Treaty
or no Treaty.
Th e Jitor of the Record was fa-
vored by a long talk with lion. C
II Rreckenriiige a- member oi the
Dawea counnitmion last week at
Vinita.
Mr. Breckenridge says the com-
timtiion will )uhIi its work to aa
epeedy completion ae possible but
ttiat it will require considerable
time to "administer upon and set.
tie up bo large an estate as that
possessed by the five civilized
tribes."
In regard to the apathy of the
Cherokees in making a treaty Mr. I
Breckenridge eaid that it was im
material to the government wheth.
er they did bo or not. He eaid
that the time had come when it I
was absolutely necessary for the
country to become a member of I
the great union ot states and that
the change from tribal govern-
ments would surer be made treaty
or no treaty. "Treaties" said be
"have been abolished time and
again whenever public necessities
demand it and history will repeat
tself in this instance."
In reference to statehood he said
it was not necessary for the Dawes
commission to finish its work be
fore the country be given home
iii1a in (ha aravr rf a tatiif iia 1 a I '
State . W?rp.an.i.bbfJd;; ' Tbe' Cherrjvale. Constrttction."...
W d.i$9u!.U &l- .Confess to rje- ; wliicljliaatbe contract -of widening the
CQgnijte the fact. .He t. .ea)4 . U)at I Frisco from Vinita east to Monett re
congressmen bad an idea that' the 8Ued work again today after being
DawfiH rnmmiHRion'n HuHbb wnrn stopped two days by telegraphic orders
work incidental to statehood when 'TT f
in fact the work pf the. commission force will be doubkd next week The
had nothing whatever to do along grade is being widened before the ballast of the important National Campaign of 19004 and until after the elee
that line. "The commission" is put in at which time the track will be tion of the next president. It is indispensable to every citizen and
They will TellyouitisUy
noTatall disagreeable.
IlAndasacureforlixItelionJj
uConstipatlor) Kidney Jj)
DRURY : COLLEGE.
Springfield Missouri.
Classical. Scientific and Literary Courses Conservatory of Music
bepartment ot Physical Culture and Expression. Instruction thor
ough. Expenses moderate. Excellent homes for students. Attend-
ance over 300 last year. Send for catalogue. Summer school June
23 to August 16. Next year opens September 13. For catalogue ad-
dress II. T. FULLER President.
The Great Republic .
can paper of Ameri-
ca. k
The Great Newspa-
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The St. Louis
Globe-Democrat
Twice Every Week.
Eiht r pages Or more jeach Tuesday "ajvJ"
Friday : Almost equal to a Daily at the '
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No other .paper give Tie Nws so prpmptly so fully
so accurately.' Np otber pape prints so great a variety
of interesting' an4 instructive reading matter for every
member of the family. No other paper is so good so
i clean so cheap. ' . i
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ihcrpihp Mntl) And St this sterling' Republican newspa-
JULIDUUC 11UW pert thia peerless Home Journal during all
said he "could finish its work as "ised some eighteen inches.
speedily and as satisfactorily un- L Tbe jadie? wonder how Mrs;
der a territorial or state form of manages. tP preserve .her youthful
government as it could under the loo8f The secret ls ahe'takes Collins
r.rflBBntBf8nanffrBira . msuBcure in Keeps uie system in
Mr. Breckenridge would not
commit himseit to either separate
or single statehood holding that
being a new man in the. country
ought to be in every household. Sample copies free. Address
Tbs (Slobi Priotii?5 Co. 5t. Louiy o.
perfect order.
dw
TeBfb
Year
The ladies of St. John's Guild desire
to announce that they will serve din
ner on Thanksgiving.
and not giving the subject any ld"u
tuuuguv 111 iruuiu UO UUWISO lu
Miss Maud Mayes of Grove was in the
take sid.es iu the issue.
The Saturday Evening Post.
f He is greatly impressed with or September iJytb is a special
the natural advantages of the double number- The plan of the
country and predicts a brilliant fu- Saturday Evening Post is to give
ture for us when we shall have se- eacn week a magazine of the beet
THOMAS & NEWTON'S
Splendid Dramatic Revival of the
Preatest Melo-Dramatic suc-
cess of the age
cured a stable government.
oner Record.
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Secret Orders.
Masonic. Vinita Lodge No. 5. F. &
.A. M meets first Saturday nlirht in
.each month In Masonic hall Halsell
'utmuinu. n. 1. iii:inniiin w m
11 i. . ' '
vnnries nunt oecreiary.
-ad
ROTAL ABCH CllAPTKR No. IS. M mt Bon.
ond Friday night ill each mooili In Masonic
hall 11. F. Former high priest; W. b.
vnupman secretary.
-. VI)B Fellows. Vinita Lodge
iy v c. i.u. u. mei'ls each
'-i-r Monday night In Odd Fellow lull
. In Halsell building. U. M. Hal-
torn JJ. 0.; A O. lastrson. Secretary.
Vinita Ecampknt No. 11. I. O. O. F
Keels slternate Thursday nlghtdn Udd Fel-
low hall. 1. P Scott CP.; A. O. Master-
son scribe.
Esther Kebfkah I.oimik No. C Meets n
cry Friday night In odd Fellows hall . Box-
ana Ward N. O. AdaO'Shea. secretary .
KrORT or Ptthias. Phlalphian
lfLodgn No. 14. K. ol . meets everr
C;iTue(day night In Masonic hall. E
iy. nice v.;.; Aueusi ?cinlerifir
M.ofF.; W.S.Dugger. K. of It. S.
KRATmnAi Aid AsnrnTix. No. ST.
Mwts eviy spcond and fonrth Vednedny
nirht in -ach month in Odd Kenw hsil.
Oilvp Martin president; M. M. KdDiiston
wretary.
Pso CBTjf V-T . Il t. Ind. lrr. (i.
X. R. T. I. Cilr kentH-Hr'1.p(t conirr.snaer;
J'.hn W nrrt r. c;utnt ; I. U nrrm qunr-
tf rirm.t4-r. fcrU aliJ1lly in
n'ntij at I 'ci'x-k p. m. in United Sut
Brt bi
Neoga III. Oct. 14 '99.
Pepsin Sykup Co. Monticello 111.
Gentlemen: I feel it my duty to
express to you my gratitude for what
your wonderful remedy has done for
me. I was completely run down with
a complication of stomach disorders.
For ten months I could not work and
was treated by three eminent physi
cians. One Insisted upon operating
on me declaring nothing short of an
operation for appendicitis would cure
me. A friend induced me to try Dr.
Cahlwell'B syrup pepsin and from the
first dose I began to improveand have
not had any trouble since. I have
gained 25 pounds in weight and am
enjoying the very best of health. I
never fail to say a good word for Dr.
Caldwell's syrup pepsin for I know
what it has done for me it will do for
others. Gratefuliy yours
Charles Curry.
Sold by People's drug store. d w
Doable Daily Service via Choctaw.
Two fast trains daily to Little Rock
Hot Springs and Memphis with close
connections fur St. Louis and all
points northeast and southeast.
Couldn't Translate It.
We received a letter recently we
were unable to read. We failed to de
termine the nationality of the writer
Tbe only words we were able to make
out were "Dr. Caldwell's syrup of
pepsin cures indigestion." People's
drug store. dw
Miss Dimmie Byrd of Fairland came
over to be enrolled yesterday.
All young people interested in com
mercial r-horthand nr Lnirlish
branches will Cud the Souihetern
Pusiiiess Lniversity of .Oklahoma
City well adapted to their need.
M'xlern methods and exfnen
teacher are empV yel in each derart-
ruprit. Tarfni wi.l rt e I U inves
tigate tbe uirits of tl.li xcb.l H re
Stowawav!
current literature that will be equal
in literary quality and illustrations
to the monthlies. Tha V-nvfif of With its many interesting and sensation
this double number is by Gibbs
ana is in color ine opening The Cracking of a Real Safe by 2
feature is the nrst installment of Reformed Burglars
Gilbert Parker's new Berial "The
lane that had po turning." Those "Kid" McCoy and
wno nave read tms story pro-
nounce it the strongest work that
Mr. Parker has yet done. United
States Senator Albert J. Beveridge
of Indiana has a brilliant paper
on "Facing the World at Fifty"
in which be marshals an imroHinc
array of successes after the half TIlC STOWAWAY
century mark had been passed
"Spike" Hennessey
A Grand Company Scenically
Perfect. Th best Production
ever made of
Major James B. Pond contributes
two pages of reminiscences of Mark
Twain giving for the first time
letters and anecdotes referring to
his last lecture tour across the
American continent. The short pHf)TnrPnpH
fiction of the number includes com- iilU 1 UulVlirilJ....
Opera House
OCTOBER 12 1900.
THE LIVE STOCK MARKET
OF ST. LOUIS.
The St. Louis National
0:
j: Located atEast St. Louis. 111.
Directly opposite the city of St. Lonla. Bay-
ers for all description of Live Stock always In.
attendance' and within the grounds of the-
Stock Tarda ls a Beef Canning Company with
a capacity for slanghtlrlng 8000 head of cattle
dally and Pork Packing eetabllehrnenta have
a capacity for slaughtering 12000 hogs dally.
C. I. KNOX Vice Pres..
C. T. JONES Gen. Mg'r.
i ! . . .
l' L. W. KBAKE Ass't. Gen. Mgr.
SAMUEL' HTJNT.' Gen. Agent for Texas
md Indian Territory .
QBA3. W. DAY D. D. S.
DENTISTV
Gold crown and bridge work
A Bpeclalty.
Office over First Nat' Bank VINITA I T
'y H. KORNEGAY
Attorney at Law
and Notary Public.
Office In new Halsell BId'g. VINITA I.T
Will prsctlce In all thqCnlted States Court
Aug 8 of the Indian Territory.
FOWLER.
Has moved to South Wilson street just
south of U. S. court house
Call on him for the finest and most
permanent photos photo buttons.
Pictures Enlarged and Framed.
plete stories by Ian Maclaren
Lillian Quiiler-Couch. Gertrude i
F. Lynch and Madeline Bridges.
Hon. Champ Clark has a lively
article on Slumping in old Mis
souri.. There are-installments of
Mooswa of tbe Boundaires V. A.
Fraaer's animal story and of The
Eagle's Heart Hamlin Garland's
novel of the far west. On the page
devoted to men and women are
stories of people prominent in the j
public eye. Tbe editorial page
trea8 of politics tbe census and Loa obnm. defends
other current themes lhe lob-
lick Occurrences" department telli
how through coal and goi the
supremacy of the world. Besides
these attraction! there are articles
giving the Ltet nentic discov-
eries Secretary Wilaon'a vies of
Farmicg a a Busines a Old-Time
Min'trei Men. with tew florins
and anecdote the late-t f;p
about bocks and literary i
3 " ' t I ' a 9" iV ' 1 1 fc f i
Warning Order.
Is the Tnltd StatPH court for the Northern
dtir!-t nf the Indian Territory St Wag-
oner. I. T.
Delia 0born. plain tiff. I
v fao.ir.
Th defendant.. U CKtioril. I warned to
apix-Hr in thi ronrt within thirty d ijs sed
iiiim the cn plaint f lhe plauitill leiia
Vf-itn.
Witness the Honors: lofrh A. Gill
k5?- (if 'd cr.nrt snd Ibe eei tr.ercofat
H i'iiT- Ind lr . ilunSia (iy of Aiitrtst
A . l I '. ! A . 1 a v 11)1.1 ( Jerk.
(mn hr K C liuiiler. Deputy
Daveni-'.rt k Tln'n-fvn.
At..'n trif piH'Btif .
W . t.t.'f.-;l.
s : :! A't'trM-y f'if nt-r-!'lFt Drt
ItKI'X XV str; r- ' i r' ere ta r
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QE. L. BAGBY
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
Office In' Raymond building. Telephone 191
Residence Aldrlch cottage Telephone 1)0.
Vinita. Ind. Ter.'
I AX OKI ECKDBED UIIXIONS A TEAK.
THE WONDERFUL MEDICINE.
Thoy ralieTC Distress from DTppep-
wa Indigpstii'ni and Too Hearty tat-
in: are a perfect remedy for'DizzU
nm Natioa Drowsiness Had Taste
in t!i Month. Oiatd Tonpne Tain in
the Sida TORPID UVEli.
They Kegnlate' the Bowels.
They Cure Sick Headache.
A Single One Gives Eeliet
T ' a"M f J mTf fw-. - .r.47 t
S far - -
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Marrs, D. M. The Daily Chieftain. (Vinita, Indian Terr.), Vol. 3, No. 3, Ed. 1 Friday, October 5, 1900, newspaper, October 5, 1900; Vinita, Indian Territory. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc775957/m1/4/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.