davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-03
Liga Polska.

Prseczytawszy tytuf, mogiby
kto z csytelnikow naszych sa.
die, re many zamiar wskrze-
sic owa poroniona Lige chica-
goska, kt6ra swego czasu ma
robifa lyle wrzawy W naszem
spolecze6stwie polsko amery-
ka6skiem, a kt6ra - jak VIE
lie spraw innych - zniweczyi
klerykalizm, pragnac uczynic
z niej lige przedewszystkiem
- katolicka.
Gdyby ME ten wzglad ostat-
nj, ia dsiwns, ME wytfomaczo-
ma prawie ograniczonosc u
mysi6w pewnych naszych du-
chownych, kto vie, CIV po-
mysi lgi ME byiby zdziafai
wsr6d mas wiele dobrego, bo
oto pomysi ten powstaie W in
nej formie zn6w, po kilku la.
tach, q W krsju naszym rodzin-
nym. "a oceanem.
Wiasnie o tym nowym pro
.jekcie, zasfugujacym re wszech
miar ma szczegolna uwsge ma
szego spoieczehst~a, dis po-
movie zamIerzamy.
POdniosla 60, wskrzesiia j
do czynu powoiaia lwowska
G0zeta HandlowO- GeogrOfcz.
nd, - ktora m6wiac nawiasem
- pomimo swego malego for
matu i ograniczonych srod-
k6w - ucsyniia juz dla spra.
wy polskiej daleko wiecej, niz
inne poczytne bogate pisma
polskie. ME wyiaczajac codzien-
nych.
Jak inne sprawy podniesio-
ne przez Gasete, tax sprawa
Ligi Polskiej, a raczej Zwiaz-
ku dla rozszerzenia obrony
.jezyka polskiego, odznacza sic
goracem pragnieniem dobra
dla naszego spoieczehstwa, czy
to pod wzgledem moralnym,
c1y materjalnym.
Pohop do podniesienia jej
dat Gaeects jednej strony wi
dok strasznego przesladowania
narodowosci naszej pod zabo-
rami pruskim i austrjackim, z
drugiej zas sfuszna Ottawa o
dobrowolne wynarodowienie
sic mas wychodztwa naszego,
rozrzuconego po wszystkich
krahcach swiata
A ae mysl te urzeczywistuic
iz wprowadsenia jej w czyn
korzysci olbrzymie osiegnac
MONA, ma to Gazeta przytacza
przykiad ,,Zwiazku francuzkie
go, stowarzyszenia dla sze-
rzenia jezyka francuzkiego W
kolonjach zagranica" - Or
ganizacJi zaio&onej we Francji
" 1889 r., a posiadajacej dzi-
siaj 200 czlonk6w, rozpo.
rzadzajacej rocznym dochodem
prsewyfszajacym 100000 fran
k6w, o kt0ra W roku ubie plym.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-03
Mr.. A..

Tre&e: Liga polska. Dwudziesto
lecie Tow. .,Harmouja". - Rad ro-
syjski I Kn6ci6f katolicki. - Ugoda
W Poxnaniu. - Dawniej a dx's. = z
Aemi ojczystej. - Domy Z~iazkowe.
Cyrkularz XIV. - Notatki. - z
Narsylji, Francis. Lista nowo-
prxyjetych cxionk6w. - Korespon
dencje ,.Z9ody". - Wiadomo6ci Zw.
Pamietaik czfowieka. - Ze swia-
Ia - Farsou. - Kronika miejsco-
wa. Prseglad politycz, - Kalen-
darzyk sabaw obchodow. - Po-
dziekowania. zawiadomienia I ogfo-
sseDia.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-03

/ Sh oaOa"S" =" q
cyjnycb, wsparfa 34S szk6f u
|iezykiem w,k}sdowym fran.
cuzkim suma 1872 tysiecy fran.
kow!
Me div, ze ma widok tych
cyfr rodzi sic W umysle ma
Sym pytanie: Czy u mas takie
stowarzvszenie ME byioby po.
trzebniejszem, mid W bogatei
wolnei, ludnej Francji. kt6rel
jezykiem mowi niemal kazdy
int-ligentny czfowiek, bez
wzgledu do jakiej narodowosci
nalezy?
Me dosyc ma tenn, mimowoli
bowiem pytania tego powsta
je inne, bardziej jeszcze sfus.-
niejsze. a mianowicie: Czy ME
byfo swietym obowiazkiem
mas, uciemieaonych. przealado-
wanych, zabijanych -po pros
tn - moralnie przez wrog6w
naszych - stworzyc TAXA or
ganizacja u S ebie?
Ma pytsnie to odpowiada
Gazeta twierdzaco, przyznaie
ze utworzenie takiej organi-
ZACH jest u mas koniecznem, a
przytem zaznacza, ze powstanie
lej przyniesie naszemu og6iowi
korzysc nietylko moralna ale
materjaln4, bo ,.obrona cd wy
nsrodowienia kazdej garstk'
polakow. czy oni przebywaja
W kraju, czy ma obczyznie,
wznacnia silly narodu polskie.
go i musi odb & sic predze)
czy pozniej ma wszystkich. I'm
wiecej bedziemy liczyli pola.
kow. tenn wiecej pisma nasze
beda miafy abonent6w, ksiaz-
XII - czytelDik6w, wyroby =
kupcow, a jezeli zdarzajace eie
dis sporadycznie fakty studio.
wanna jezyka polskirgo przez
cudzoziemc6w zac1na sic czes
ciej powtarzac, to i z tego ko-
rzysci tylko sobie zdobyG mo-
zemy".
Rozwijajac nastepnie mysl
szerzej, zastanawia sic Gazeta
mad celami, jake projektowa-
ma Liga Polska miaiaby do u
rzeczywistnienia.
Przyjmujac "a aksjomat -
pisze Gazeta - ae tylko wiel-
ka idea, tylko szeroko pomys
lana inicjatywa, trafajaca row
noczesnie W sedno realnych i
idealnych potrzeb narodu, mo-
ze rachowac ma poparcie maso-
we. chcielibysmy dla Ligi Pol.
skiej - zakreslic dziafalnosc
TAX szeroka - jak daleko siega
plemie polskie. Idea Ligi Pol.
skiej powinna stac ponad kla.
sy, partje skupiac W sobie
wszelkie dazenia odczuwane
skrycie lub wypowiadane Jaw
ME. Takich wielkich, a ma
wskros rolskich idei ucielesnia
jacych sic nastepnie W pewna
organizacje, byfo u mas W os.
tatnich czasach niewlele. lecz
byiy; tych wyliczs towarzys
stwa Snkoiy ludowej, Skarb
narodowy, Bank ratunkowy,
Towarzy stwo os~iaty ludowej
W Kr6lestwie, a he ME poruszy
iy, rie zacheciiy do czyDu mas,
to nalezy przyczyny tych ME
powodzeh szukac nietylko W
TEN, re narod nasz ME jest do
syc uswiadomiony, lecz prze
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-03

"N"'ee '"o Coe0"tS yO'y OyTd-
nicsonemi. Akcje przeto takie
umiaty tylko zainteresowat
pewne grupy ludzi, zaduych
czynu W Poznahskiem, W Ga
licji lub W Krolestwie, ME O
bejmowaiy jednak caiej Polski
i W tym wiasnie prowincjona.
lizmie upatr"jemy jedna 2
gfowniejszych przyczyn karlo-
wacenia naszych najlepszych
nawet pomysl6w z chwila, cd,
poczynamy zastosowywaG j. W
praktyce. l to wlasnie nazy-
wamy wada samego projektu.
Czy to organizacja, czy z~ ia
EEK n ajacy ma celu obrone je-
zyka polskiego, albo slerze,
NOV lac, obrone narodu nasze.
go. wobec coraz to smielszych
napasci naszych wrogow, .cz,
.,Liga Polska' miafa by dis
powodzenie9
Cay potra6 zespolie nasze
narodowe datenia i realne DO.
trzeby? Czy trafi ma grunt po-
datuy2 Czy bedzie dose silna j
wielka ia idea Ligi Polskiej,
uPrzedzaiac CORY. De myA u
tworzenia takiego wszechpols.
kiego zwiazku W obronie
wrzechpolskich interes6w ME
jest nowa. w rozmaitych
':zasach przez rozmaitych
ludzi byia ona podnoszo-
ma i kon entowana: O zaio3eniu
Ligi polskiej marzyf jua pred
poi wlekiem August Ciesz-
kowski, a potem Mann, a W
nowszych czasach T. T. Jea,
Pisrac o Obronie czynnej".
Rozmaicie przedstawiano
sobie zadania ligi: jedni rozu-
mieli lega'na obrone praw Ia
gwarantowanych Pols :e poroz-
biorowej, wig eduie zniesienie
praw wyjatkowych (Cleszew-
ski, Mann inni znowu chcieli
Obrony czynnej i zaczepn. j.
chociazby nielega'nej (Jea).
Nam sic zdaje, ze W obecnych
waruuksch, dziafalnosc ligi
mogfaby polegac wyiacznie na
ma obronie przesladowanej
polskosci. Pchani wypadkaml
mnsimy przyjac dzialalnosc "a.
czepno odporna, kt6rs wywo-
fuje czesto, wbrew naszym
checiom stan wyJatkowy W ia
kim ayc j rozwijac sic musimy.
Bierna obrona mogiaby wy
starcsyc pewnej, przypuscmy.
te nawet wiekszej czesci ma
szego spoleczehstwa, ME "a
dowolnilaby Jednak i pociagne-
Ia "a soba ludzi bardziej ener.
gicznych zadnych walki, szu.
kajacych wyladowania swej
energji W walce klas. lub v
pojedyhczych orgaoizacjach,
dziafajacych kazda ma swoJs
reke. przeto fatwych do zaa'.
czenla. w zapasach odpornycb
porzadnie zorganizowanych
Jednolicie kierowanych, wyra.
bia sic sila narodowa, wyrabia
sie energja, sprezystosc i kar-
nose, a zalety te moga dojsc
do takiej tego<ci j mocy, ae ME
trudno nam bedzie pokonac,
gnebiscych mas wrogow.
Lige polska poJmujemy jake
zwiazek stojacy ma straay inte
res6w wszechpolskich. Pre-
ciwstawiamy tr6jliterom H K.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-03

'eu So'd 1yJe. LaWlazuJemy
towarzystwa po skie ma kre-
sach, ma emigracji i W kraiu
Lakfadamy szkofy polskie, or
ganizujemy W rozmaitych kra
jach, po cafym swiecie, wsze-
die, gdzie wpiyw nasz sic "a,
towarzystwa przyjaci6f Polski.
Podtrzyn'uiemy materjalnie
mora ME ws1e!kie organizacje j
instytucje, dzialajace ma ko-
rzysc POlski. Rozpowszechnia-
my r6znorodne wydawnictwa,
daaace bezposrednio lub po-
-rednio do uswiadomienia ma
rodowego. Popieramy pre-
mysf po'ski, przez zachecanie
do kuPowania wyrob6w krajo.
Sych i urzadzei przemysiowo
handlowych. W por6wnaniu 2
sgran'ca. Rozpowszeckniamy
p'pularyzujemy po "a gram
cami Polski pasze narodowe
aspiracje: Pietnujemy po pis
mach zagranicznych i wszeuzie.
I'd Gle sic ku temu sposobnoic
nadarzy, gwaity popelniane ma
narodowosci naszej' Zwalczac
bedziemy &ywiofy antipolskie,
ktore bezkarnie panosza sic
" naszym kraju.
Dbanie czystosc jezyka i o
to, ably go uiywano wszedzie.
gdzie pc p'lsku rozumiejs.
jest obowiazkiem kaAdego
zwiazkowca, jakote2 wsp6f
dziaianie we wszystkich iowa.
rzystwach i organizacjach, ma
Jac, ch cechy narodowe.
Jednem sfowem, ci co wierza
W aywotnosc narodu polskiego,
beda z nami, a wrogowie ma.
s<ych wrog6w beda naszymi
sprzymierzehcami.
A do taklej ak;ji czas mai
wyz.zy, to dowodzi chociaaby
pismleunictwo nasze z DOLBY os-
'arniej. pefne zrozpaczonych
dekadent6w, bez dogmatu, be-
WARY W przyszl6sc. w po
~iesciach obyczajowych / ma
scenic widzimy w togi bohate-
row przebranych niedoiegow
wsze,ecznikow, ,umierajac, ch ma
anewryzm serca (Kaznierz W
H. K. T."), z obawy pred
kllkodniowem wiezieoiem ~
op6r wiadzy, tepiacej wszystko,
co jest polskie. widzimy milo.
dziez, nadzIeje nal odu, placza.
ca rozpaczsjsca ma mysl Q
pytkach wieziennych (,,Tam.
ten").
A ze grunt do akcji narodo.
wei ma wielka skale przygoto.
wany, to dowodzi niezbicie, u.
padek polityki ,,zgody z 10.
sem" wzmaganla sic ruchu
ludowego klasowego. d1lala.
Iacego czesto wbrew interesom
uarodowym. Zaiste nar6d ME
chce pakt6~ j pokoju - pre-.
dzej walki. Euergiczniejsi i
'ilniejsi duchem .wiara, po-
winni otoczyc zwartym pierj-
cieniem slabszych i chwiejnych
pros adzic swiadomie dalej ia
droga, kt6ra 4ywiofowo i GEES
10 nieswiadomie cd lat std
Idziemy.
Tax sic przedstawia program
dziaialnosci Ligi. Przyjeiy 90
pisma szcterze polskie j poste.
powe W krsju j poza jego gra-
nicami zupefnem usnaniem i
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-10-25
CITY Uouncil Maatina .

The city council met last night in
regular session. A number of ac-
counts We're allowed, and several ordi-
dances were discussed but no action
taken other than to refer to the ordi-
nance committee an ordinance to pre-
vent horses, hogs, sheep, and goats,
from running at large. Also the or
dinance committee were instructed to
prepare law regulating the levying
and collection of taxes. The coun-
cillors were all present except W. E.
Halsell. The regular stated meet
ings are the first and third Tuesday
night of each month, and other meet
ings are at the call of the mayor.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-10-25


probably. This man sold Mr. Mach-
ews he had asmall place two and q
half miles from yinlta; also that he
had "a niece clerking IN a grocery
store In thlscity. Heifas ordination
papers (Baptist) executed At Fort
Worth Ia 1890, which are apparently
regular.
Mr.. Mathews, was union soldier,
having enlisted In Iowa and, very
strangely was mustered outtat Ft.
Gibson, which place, II he visits, he
will find materially changed in the
third of a century since his discharge.
The gentleman will lecture tonight at
the A. M. e. church, at the pastors
request.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-10-25
Marking Where They Fen.

Gen. Wood and staff visited the
scene of the fighting around Santiago
Sunday and found at LaQuasina the
ground covered with empty Mauser
cartridges, showing the immense
amount of firing done by the Spanish.
The spot where the brave Capron fell
is to be marked by cross and likewise
where Sergt. Hamilton Fish fell.
This latter will serve also to mark the
spot where fell vinita's sole repre-
sentative on the role of martyrs
Private Tilden Dawson-who gave to
a loving mother the promise that if
death should be his lot, his face should
be found to the enemy, and who kept
that promise. A few feet from where
Fish fell Dawson was killed few
moments later.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-10-25
A Feast of Locusts.

The woods are alive with locusts.
Out in the country the volume of sound
they send from their myriad throats
is like the roar of a cataract, only
shriller. 1t is like the 10000 soldier
boys at Chattanooga all blowing tin
whistles in concert: We have asked
a number of farmers if these insects
do any damage to crops. None that
] know Of" was the general reply.
But one farmer said: THE hogs get
fat on them. They come up in the
woods in millions. The young are clad
in she'll, which is discarded as they
emerge from the earth, the shell open
ing up on the top. Then the hogs
gobble 'em up. These are no doubt
the same brand of locusts that fed
John the Baptist, and if that pious
patriarch was as choice in the selec-
ton of his food as he was in the mat
ter of wild honey, don't blame the
hogs for liking the locusts." An
other agriculturist said that, while the
locust army does not injure the crops,
he thought maybe they injured grow
ing trees in the forest. The locusts
are by some people supposed to de-
stroy other smaller insects that might,
if their propagation were not re-
strained, prove detrimental to farm
ing interests Memphis Scimitar.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-10-25
An Indian Evangelist.

Rev. Peter o. Mathew, q Methodist
tnorth) evangelist. who by the way is
a Talumney california Indian. is in
the city, his second visit, the first
having been made ten years ago. Mr..
Mathews has lately met "Rey. Felix
Mays, who has posed as chief Of the
Cherokees in great many places, tell.
ing Of his great possessions. and also
OF prowess among his people, and has
sent a great many wouIli-be Indians
here on fruitless errands- probably
for fee. In fact, the "Rev. Felix"
is now assisting Rev. Mr.. Ford in a
revival in East Des Moines, or was last
week, doctcring during the day time,
or when opportunity presented. and
wearing his hair long 10 add elect
iyeness to his alleged Indian remedies
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-10-25
A Commissioners Here

Hon. Thos. Needles, of the Dawes
commission, came up from the
south today, being enroute for St.
Louis, where he has q law suit which
comes UP In d day or two. The COM
mission came to Muskogee yesterday
and will be there much OF the time for
a month, when they return to Ard
more to look into the Rennie and 9th
-er Chickasaw citizenship eases. Col.
Needles says nothing will be done re-
regarding town lots until congress
provides money 10 pay commissioners,
He saysithe secretary nf, the interiors
recent order directing that O'acres be
at once set otf TO each Cherokee is the
lawuntil changed, and intimated that
sometime during the winter the
Dawes commission would open its
land offices and begin work. Just
what dayof what month, he did not
say, but due and timely notice will
very likely be given. Col. Needles
further said il would take three or
four years to complete all the rolls,
and until this work is finished it
promises to be somewhat of compli-
Gated task to begin allotment-even
this little chimney corner kind. The
gentleman said the secretary was
business man and that it was not inn
possible if the proper showing was
made to him he might modify his re-
cent order. Had Secretary Bliss come
here last week, as planned, arrange
ments had been made to take him over
the territory in special train, spend
ing day at Vinita, one at Muskogee,
another atiSouth McAlester, sc. Al
though not from Missouri it was pro-
posed to ''show him."
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-10-25
Stolen Tickets.

A few years ago discharged opera
tor at the NJ, X. Il Us Vinita station
was arrested for stealing two or more
coupon tickets. He was taken to
Fort Smith for trial and escaped pun
ishment because the tickets were not
filled out and stamped-being for that
reason valueless for the purpose of
transportation. Last week John
Tuttle, a former employe of the same
company, was arrested for issuing and
using some tickets stolen from the
depot at Hepler, Kansas. He will be
tried for forgery.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-10-25

ITO buy on tick"-that is on credit
is something that does not seem to
have much connection with the move
ment of clock. and yet it is fig
urative reference TO the same thing.
The syllables '-tick-tacktock" are used
everywhere TO represent sharp, quick
sounds of various kinds, with the move
ments that cause them, whence the
tick-tack of a clock, or the ticking of
any quick. light motion. as the stroke
of q pen or pencil that ticks off our
orders Hence, to take a thing ION
tick is to have 1t marked with tick
or stroke of the pen.-E. F. Andrews,
IN ST. Nicholas.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-10-25

Ifyou fall to get your paper notify
this cflice promptly, or Arch Goody-
koontz, city circulator, or George
Blakeney, Strange Akin or John
Crutchfield, carriers-the one serving
YOU.
There will be no telephone service
tomorrow, after about s o'clock, as an
addition Is to be made in the ex-
change, necessitating the breaking of
all connections.
Yesterday THE CHiEFTAIN adver-
tised for one or two ladies who de-
sired to learn to set type-and got one.
The Office also wants boy to learn
the trade; he must be good one, and
not afraid Of work.
Rev. w. r. King left on the Frisco
today for Chandler, 0. T., where he
will be met by his brother-in-law, Mr..
Swank, who will drive him across the
country some fifteen miles to- his
home, and next day he win go to
Perry, where the synod meets.
Bishop H. @. Morrison, of Atlanta,
will arrive on the six o'clock Katy
train this evening and will be the
guest of Rev. M. L. Butler till TO-
morrow afternoon, when he will pro-
ceed towards Norman, 0. r., where
he Is to preside at the Indian Mission
conference. es
Rev. M. l.. Butler is secretary Of
the Indian Mission conference which
meets at Norman, Wednesday of
next week, but Brother Butler has an
interesting duty to perform on that
particular evening at his church in
this city and will not leave Vinita till
it Is perfo rmed.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-10-25
PERSONAL NOTES.

REV. John Cassell left today for his home
at Fort Scott
Miss Mana Drew ID making an extended
visit at Pryor Greek, with her friend. Miss
Riley.
Hon. q. 7. walrond is In the city on
business and took occasion to call on his old
friends, Prof and Mrs. Caldwell, At the
academy.
Mr.. Galloway, OF the Claremore Vindica-
tor, was pleasant caller yesterday. The
vindicator Is new paper and showsa u good
advertising patronage as well as good ed.
torial makeup.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-10-25
Base Ball.

The Krebs base ball team got
wiped off the earth" at Denison last
Sunday. The pitcher that goes oft to
the well will get broken at last. But
the Denison crowd were not satisfied
with winning the game; the manager
of the Denison team robbed the
Krebs boys of their share of the gate
receipts, amounting to about $40.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-10-25

Examiner-Yun know, Mr.. Want
briefs. that things real are those which
are permanent, fixed and immovable.
Now, name one thing that seems to
have all the attributes of realty, but
is, in law. personality.
Embryo Lawyer-Er-a-er-ap pow
der mill.-Puck.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-10-25


ing temperature. Wednesday fair
with warmer In eastern portion.
Cotton batting SC the roll at Gray's.
First class shoemaker at Lee Barrett's
That dollar hat vt s. s. Cobb's is a
daisy.
See that line of 6Oc overshirts at
Gray's.
A good selection of gents underwear
at Gray's.
Bill Dugan and Piper Heidslssk Gig
ars at Gray's.
For good smoke try "Bill Dugan"
cigar at Gray's.
For Sale. q second hand stoves, at
Worcester Academy.
Marshal Leo Bennett is short one
overcoat, either lost or stolen.
Team harness, collars and pads, all
kinds. Lee Barrett's harness shop.
Lap robes, and horse blankets; nice
line just opened up at Lee Barrett's.
For bargains In ladies' and children's
cloaks don't fail to see S. S. Cobb.
The Balm wagon, sold by Vinita
Plow Company, is always popular.
For beauty and style don't fail to
see those shirt waists at S. S. Cobb's.
Fresh hominy flake, barrel oat
meal, sweet and sour pickles at Gray's.
1t pays to grind all the corn you
feed. Vfnita Plow Co., sells the mills.
Best assortment of buggies In the Cher
okee Nation. viii be sold cheap. Lee
Barrett
Have you seen those ladies and
mems shoes for one dollar at S. S.
Cobb's.
The new telephones have come and
THE CHIEFTAIN has made an ex-
change,
At S. S. Cobb's you will find the
prettiest lines of ladies' dress skirts
in Vinita.
Making a nice line of buggy harness,
single and double; tip top in style, low in
price. Lee Barrett.
A. w. Mills offers way for getting
rid of the unnecessary furniture with
which nearly every house is ''clutter-
ed up.n
About fifteen tons of baled hay, the
property of Prof. Morrison, at the
college, was burned last evening in
the hay field.
Lieut.. Cook, U. S. N, who arrived |
with his wife yesterday, was around |
short time today renewing old ac-
Quaintances.
In blasting in a well on w. r. |
Badgett's place, dozen miles south |
of town, some good specimens of |
''resin jack were found.
Bookkeeper Wanted.-Wanted, an
assistant bookkeeper, lady preferred.
stating qualifications. "K,"
care of THE CHIEFTAIN.
The announcement in yesterdays
paper that twenty-three dogs had
been killed by the marshal has no
reference to the opening Of the saus-
age season.
For Sale.--A new hammerless
breech loading u guage Remington
shot gun, model 1894; list price $50.
Can be bought for $50. Inquire of W.
Il. TIbbils.
1t Is probable a good house win |
i0on be built on the vacant lot owned
BY W. 7. Wade, across the street from
Nr. Milford's. There is going to be a
mighty nice family move into that
Lula 0rwig, aged l6, sister-in-law
4 C. w. Mayors. the pumper at White
lax tank. died last evening at seven
'clock. The funeral viii take place
oday Al Big Cabin.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-10-25
Probabilities.

Fair and colder tonight with freez-
ing temperature. Wednesday fair
with warmer In eastern portion.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-10-25

First Horse-rm afraid we're get
ting TO be back numbers.
Second Horse-Sure, Why, see
that in Cuba even the cavalry fought
on foot.-Puck.