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The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-07-15
LOCAL NOTES.
Try Red Gross Ban Blue. JUS


Little Lee Franklin Is quite sick.
Blake Gore, Of Bluejacket, is in the
city.
$40 for the closest guess. See ad on
page one.
Sank Wade returned from McAles-
ter last evening.
Summer lap robes, fly nets and dus-
ters, at Lee Barrett's.
Miss Fanny Knight goes to Clare
more tomorrow on visit.
Tom Byrd has bought Dennis
Hicks fancy driving horse.
Those lap robes at Lee Barretts are
beauties. Go and see them.
Miss Dewdrop Hill goes TO Pryor
Creek on a visit this evening.
The Daily Chieftain guessing con-
test is on in earnest. See ad.
Mrs. S. }. Burns and Miss Lille go
to Alton this evening for visit.
Mrs. Nena Powell went to Welch
this morning TO visit her daughter.
First class shoemaker-with all
kinds of repairing done. Lee Barrett.
Try Red Cross Ball Blue. jnl6
Miss May Armstrong, of Alton, is
visiting j. L. Sherer and famll y in the
city.
Phos Pho Ferrine the ideal summer
drink. For sale at all first class foun-
tains.
Copies of the Vlnita ordinance book
can he obtained at this Office; price
25 cents.
Try Red Cross Ball Blue. jnl6
You need drugs at intervals all your
lives. All your lives the People'sDrug
Store is the place to get them.
How many of the Tulsa ball players
in Wednesdays game played at VIM
! la four years ago, aud were roasted!
The chief complaint Of Mr.. Rice
who is sick with typhoid fever at the
1 Green hotel, is that he cannot sleep
A salmon colored Frisco caboose
newly painted, indicates a change O
scenery along that popular route
hereafter.
Misses Babe Skinner, Roxie Spence
and Blanch Burnett are at Whiteoal
/ visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Biggers; the.
return this evening
DR.. Bagby was called to the coun
try west Of Cherry Springs, early thi
morning to see Liberty Spears, VIII
was found to have measles
II. b. Burlington and j. ). Dayeu
port returned from Hudson last night
The barbecue did not materialiZe yes
terday but will be had today.
Phos Pho Ferrine, refreshing
healthy, non Intoxicating and vii
satisfy thirst.
We ill more prescriptions than an
other drug store in Vinita. Wha
better evidence that our service
highly satisfactory? Peoples Dru
Store.
Try Red Cross Ball Blue. jnl6
He eats heartily in the hotties
weather who uses Prickly Ash Bitter
1t keeps his liver, stomach and bow
els in perfect order. Sold by Chal
man s Briggs.
Martin Auers, uncle of Mrs. j.
Walters, and who visited in Vini'
some months ago. died at Clinto
Mo-, today, while on visit TO rel
tives there.
IL your brain won't work right ar
you miss the snap, vim and eners
that was once yours, you should tai
) prickly Ash Bitters. 1t cleanses II
system and invigorates both body al
: brain. Sold by Chapman & Briggs.
Try Red Cross Ball Blue. jnl6
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ait alton or get married. lose or fnd any
thing you can profitable use this column.
Price: ~ cents a line for each insertion-no
ira nsaction for less than 10 cents.
$50 acres of good land to rent. J. G..
Gray.
Grass on 100 acres for sale. Inquire
at this office.
A house and four or five lots east OF
the roller mills for sale; price $500.
Good pasture with plenty of grass,
water and shade, adjoining town
Terms, 81. 90 a month, in advance.
FoR SALE.-Large convenient
house, eight rooms, across from Fris.
co depot. Price reasonable. Apply
at this Office.
LosT-On the streets of Vinita one
X. P. Lodge charm, shape of triangle
finder will please bring same to this
office.
For sale, a lot $50 BY 800 feet will
| I room house. good barn, moke hous'
and other buildings. and good fenced
garden. A bargain for some ON
wanting property IN Ylnita. fric
/ a10on rreT
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photographs

This is my tenth year in vi
nita photographing the pe0-
pie. ! keep constantly in view
that the people want the best
and most permanent: ana
such phots are the kind try
to make. l can make pictures
as cheap as you can get 1lrst-
class permanent work IN this
part of the country. Can nj
YOU Out with enlarged pictur-
es cheaper than you can get
them anywhere. Come and
and see for Yourself A l6A20
crayon for 81 80.
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WRNT DEPARTMENT

thing. hire help. rent property, secure a
situation or get married. lose or fnd any
thing. you can profitable use. this column.
Price: 2M cents IA line for each insertion-no
ira nsaction for less than 10 cents
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A CARD OF THANKS.

The Ladies Temple Society wishes to thank all these who so kindly aA- sisted them in making their Fair Il success, both financially and sOciai- ly. Especially che members of the Blnff City Minstrel Company. Rev. k r field, theGenttle andJewish ladies and all who lent their aid. The so- ciety also wishes to exteLd it's sin cere thanks to those who so liberal ly don tied both cash and salabie valuabies.
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SECOND EVENINGS SESSION.
Of the Pine Bluff Presby;ery Held
 Last Night.

The second evenings session of the semi-4nnual meeting of the Pine Buff Presby tery. was held at the First Pres byterian church last night. Owing to the very inclement >. eather only small crowd was in attend ance.
 Rev. Judge Xelophon Ryland. tine State Syhodieal Evangelist, deliver ed most able sermon. He chose for his subject, characterization of Ar kansas He dealt most efficient ly cn the subject and held the rapt attention of the congregation throughout the evening.
 Rev. A. N Craig, the efficient Sec retary of the Southern Home Mission work, also delivered most interest ing sermon, "The Assembly's Home Mission Work and the InvaIids." He is a very bright gentleman aud iudg- ing from his sermon last night he seems well versed in the mission work. There will be services to- night.
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 PUNISHED.

Josie McNally, notorious Third avenue damsel, was fined in the cir, cult court Thursday afternoon for aggravated assault Several weeks ago Josie slashed "B ack Dora Sims with razor on Main street. Her trial came up in the circuit court Thursday. She was repre- sented by Attorneys Poster and Street., and the State by Prosecut- ing Attorney ". B SorrelIs. After the evidence was allin and the talks pro and con were made, the jury re- tprned verdict of guilty, and as- sessed a penalty of $50 and costs.
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ATTEMPTED A REBELLION ON THE 27TH OF
 MARCH.
CRUSHED AT FIRST BLOW.
Luzon Rebels Quiet Prisoners iu Filipino Hands Marines
 Sail Today.

Manila. April T-Cs,l. SDiah. Ina governor of the island cs Rrgrsas, xp- ports that n number Ds banassss. headed by man named Plsppaisso. attempted rebellfoh on maseg, TT. and killed several oaicfalss uB snxua- faylan. He also capt srsD Dsher of1cialsand issned proclamation. calling upon the native to rise a nd |extermipate the Americans and Spanlards-
 Maj Slime and two ronmpwn5sss u1 California regiment Nerc asspaa7gasrd by water to the seeRs oE sAe disturb arce, and Col. ,Dueoce ant smD Nsg er companies were sept overland. On April z this forGe mnYgbP1 asyesye miles and captured LabEit3, ahe hehsS~ quarters of the ban dlts, and ae8froy- ed the town-
 The troops also capHnspd aaFrfv prisoners and ecatterea l'aDpa S.sss,,g forces, thus effect wally quclsinz she rebellion at the ontaet-.
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THE FAIR CLOSES.
Visiting Bellies Enthusiastically
 Supported Tn Contest.

The Jewish Fair closed Thursd " night with a ball. Fa,ly ore hun dred couple. were in attendance de- spite the inelement weather whicL prevailed all during the evening. Two handsome oil paintings were among the many donations. They were given to the two most popu- lar young ladies present.
 The popularity contest was to be decided by voting. The price of bach vote was placed at ten cents. Miss Phoebe Miers. of New York, was entered as a candidate. She Was proving quite 'avorite as her votes were increasing each second. Others were entered. The contest was spirited one. Finally the race dwindled down to only two candidates, Miss Winkein, cf Mem. phis, and Miss Miers.
 Two minutes were given the sup. porters of each, in which time they were to do their secret ballot ing. The votes were then counted and Miss WinFlein was declared the winner. Miss Meirs, of course, was awarded the second prize. Misses Delsie Cans and sLulu Summefreld, of Little Rock, were also awarded prizes for their popula' fly.
 h every way he Fair was suc- cess. Tuesday night tue receipts were s175; Wednesday, night, $192, and Thursday night s20O, making total of $567.
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Lazon Rals.lss ssniof.

Manila, April J-EhQre has been a wfek' respite hs aahe sDsailitiex chiefly In order ta aslsnp tEe ElN gainox to digest the proclamation of the United States eozamissien.
 The rebels are remarkably qBset.
 The ehafpFh0otersa sT fsrr- Law tons line have bepraqNt a san F'Egly,ino tactics and are harrassSng .lsn rybela at night, picking off some M them nightly.
 Malolos Is resumEng 5Gs xasuysf aspect, business is going oD .prrpars- lions are being made-.u es. sasslisjs a permanent camp for the rn ps aaseRe and the soldiers are cleanipg tAse caty
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ROTTEN MEAT. FOUR THOUSAND CANS OFT THROWN INTO HAV-
 ANA BAY. PACKERS IN A BAD LIGHT. Somebody Evidently Anxious to Hush the Trouble Im-
 mediately.
PACKERS IN A BAD LIGHT.

Havana, April 6. = Capt. Neil Gaines, in charge of relief of the des- tltute of Havana and provost of this city, has declined to give re- ceipt and thus making himself &C., countabe for 30, ,000 cans of beef, 300,00 cans of tomatoes and quan- titles of dried apples and other stores, knowing that part of these provisions is spoiled. The supplies are in warehouse No. 9 at Resla. Acting Chief Commissary Bartlett, in the absence of Chief Commissary A. [. Smith, wrote to Capt. Gaines five aays ago directing him by or der of the division commander to re- ceiye from Maj. J. c. Mulliken, of the subsistence department, these stores. Capt. Games, however, saw Ia lot of spoiled meat and asked Gen. Ludlow to cause inspection tc be made. Maj. Mulliken was unwilling to wait for the inspection as he was being mustered out and the depart ment inspector by Gen. Ludlow's order investigated the matter on Sunday and found enough yotten meat to warrant asking for the ap- pointment of board of survey. h this connection it IS asserted that Maj. Mulliken's clerk, Benson, told Capt Gaines that hali the contants os the warehouse had been assorted before Gen. Ludlow had time to or der survey board and it is added that Gen. Ludlow received a com munication from division headquart- CTS asking 10 know by what right the department inspector had been examining diylsion supplies. Gen. Ludlow replied yesterday quoting Bartlett's .etter and going further into the subject.
 Chief Commissary Smith is re- ported to have received letter from the acting co1missary general at Washington directing him to de- stroy spoiled meat without action ou the part of the board of survey though no such action is the usual procedure according to the regula- tioEs.
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OFFICIALS 60 TO JAIL.
Eureka Springs City Officials Arrest
 cd for Contempt of Court.

Eureka Springs, April 7.-Mayor Pickard, Marshal CoffeY, Water Su- perrin sendent Cam pbell aud Street Commissioner Willis were arrested last nigbt and will be taken to the county jail at Berryville today, where they will remain until court meets in August, unless they weak en or Judge Putnam changes his present orders.
 Their offense is contempt of court ia shutting off water from basin spring to bath house in violation of the courts injunction not to inter- ferfere with the bath compahy's pipes. The courts orders are that bail may be accepted but that the water must be turned on forthwith and allowed to flow till court meets. This the officials fatty refuse to do, but say they will lay in jail all sum : mer. Serious trouble is opprehend- n1
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TO JOIN THE NAVY.

Aessrs. Ralph Stubbiefieli and George Darby left this city Thnrs- day for San Francisco. Cal where they intend ioiring the United States Navy. Stubbleheld and Darbg are both Pine Bluff boys. They were born aud reared In this city. Stub biefield was member of Company B Jefferson Fencibles) of the late First Arkansas regiment, ald after his discharge he became very enthL- astic over the navy.
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death losses as is the Mutual Life Insurance Company, Q. Kentucky The lamenteG Dr. P. B. pendleton held polcy No. e7.SSl. sn this C, m pany. His death occurred March 26 Proof of death was mailed by Capt. '. I. Robinson. on April 1;en April 4 he received draft on New York for the policy--ten days after D.. .pendles toms death, and four days after proof nf death wus mailed in Pine Bluff postoffice.
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Prisoners in Filipino II aa sgs.

Washing ton, April T-sssn- Difs has sent 8 dispatch tO shc Af ina nss General, replying to Il s91rSes xnnHx in regard 10 oDe Nnl,er. seaagor PeEkins. ef ialiforpia, bsMs ST.ss,vsyef the department that it wns speBaavqd that Huber had beeD kiApG- ssan- Otis says: Huber, hospital enrsas. insnrgent prisoner Passf5 Beg0a0 lines without permission, spyas, .lays before hOstiitfes commenced, baysag camera and revolver. WnS arrested ntar MaloIos. Was Nh civilian clothes; claimed to be BrSaIsh Bea~ man; was in fair health FebT na1v 10.
 A third If the American force af Malolos is sent nightly 10 form an advanced line mile Dortb Oi fgse city. with patrols and sent s5es ahcnG Of the line.
 Gen. MacArthur's vOiunffe-s arE receiving Krag IorgenseD rifas, 1I.e Filipinos Laying diseoyersB tisnx 1heE conld effectively employ thriY Nnnser rifles and retire before ths AsneTiranH approached near enpHgb fO Dse 1lsslr Springfield rifles with efTerr-
 Advices received here frDgs SssTnar. an island forming province pf The Philippines, say the yeyDsatiDajstx there are weary. Their lender. Gen Lukban, of Chinese ancestry. Aas tse- serted with the funds. Tee sn ba bi- tants are desirous of AmerisaD yn,e-
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announced for last Thursday eveu- ing (the 6th), was postponed until Thu. sday evening of next week at Merrill Institute, at which time it is hoped there will be large attend ance. The weather last evening permitted only few to attend. An interesting program las been ar ranged for the meeting on the 18th and every body is cordially invited to attend.
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Marines s.art To ssmy

Philadelphia. April T--E5ffy ma rines left the League Island navy yard today for Manila. They will be joined by 200 more. In New Y,nk and proceed to San Francesca From there they win sail soS the Philip pines to join the marine garrison now forming in Cayite. This h the first inst allment of 1,l00 IDen 10 bs sent
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COMMITS rRikL TODAY.

The trial of J. D. Conant for the killing of Joe Townsend is set for today in Judge Lca's court in Little Rock. Conant is under indictment for murder in the second degree and is out on $4,OOO boDd. It is thought that both sides will be ready for tri- al today.
 Much interest is manifested in Conant's trial in Pine Bluff as both Conant ana Townsend were former residents of this place.
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APRIL WISDOM.

Be sure. that your blood is pure. your app etite good, your digestion perfect.
 To purify yonr blood and build up your health, take Hoods Sarsapa- rilia. which will make yon well ny purifying and enricbing your blood. giving you an appetite, and nerve, mental and digestive strength.
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Mr. Nat Allen returned home Thursday with his bride He mar ried Miss I lu Willis, of Hot Springs, in the latter named city Wednesday, morning at tbe Commercial Hotel. Roy. Rhodes, of Malvern, performed the ceremony. Mir. and Mrs. Allen will Gake this place their futu-e home.
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= COMMERCIAL LEAGUE 'no-opERATE WITH ClTl-
 zENs TO ATTEND
2 STATE MEETING.
rall Issued by President sengel--. The Situation Now Where Delay
 Means Utter Destruction.

s uon. George Sepgel, of Ft Smith, ...ident of the State Board of ,ao has called meeting of the ,l,ras of Trade of Arkapsas to con ip Little Rock Wednesday, s6rll F, 1899, at which he insists Is7 urges that the business men in aoral attend in the largest mum ,srs possible from each city. The ,.soot of the meeting is to consider sf oroscrlptiye and turtful lesisla- 'ao enacted during the present ses ,.o0 of the General Assembly, .aone which, of course. is the anti Issst law in relation to fire lnsnr- Ne. President Fox, of the Commercial |ssgue, is arranging to send a dele .stion of fifty or more from this l|sg. aud it IS the plain duty of every Bssiness maa and property owner I5kordially cooperate with Linn in K eadeayor to save our people |s5n the terrible ruin, which must BIIDw from this unwise and ill-ad Sssea neaslra
 Eet no one appointed by Mir, Fox. SEf in this crucial moment.
 I Tbe following notice has been is hea by Messrs. Fred Fox, Presi- kai, and E. D. Russell, Secretary
 the Pine Bluff Commercial eaeue:
 We desire to call the attention of ha Commercial League and our citi- Ans who are interested 10 the call Egeo,ge Sengel, President Of the taAe Board of Trade, for big con nlion to meet in Little Rock on |ednesday, the 12th day of April 10 MH such action and get expression psn its people looking to amending AHe Recent antitrust law so far as it seeis our insurance interests, and ehother matters of Legislation as agbe considered for the pest in- fests of or detrimental to our aae. Tbe call is broad, and Couu-
 }adges and Mayors are asked to RNnt committees to be present. Especially desire as large aa at
 Mance as possible from the Com Relal League and we will gladly pRrate with committees or citi- -ps rom Pine Bluff. Let's make
 sour business for that day, and
 meeting whose wishes cannot lS 8sregarded. The railroads have aN Ha'ed oae fare for the round trip.
 Fred Fox, President.
 p. Russell, Secretary.
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POSTPONED
Was th, Veterans Meeting Thurs
 day Night.

Owing to the ioclemency of the weather the regular social session of J. Ed Murray Camp, together with the Daughters of the Confederacy,
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Mir. Geo. Gam elill is able to be up after very severe spell of illness,
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MT. Ikey Koen, of Dumas, isam ng Pine Bluffs business visitors today.
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PROMPT PAYMENT.

|A cH seldom that a life insurance
 |rcT |nSr aeany is as prompt to pay it's
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.


NOTICE TO CONTEMPORARIES
Avenue North Replankng."
Notice Is hereby given that sealed pro-
secretary OF the board Of public works Of
the city of Seattle up to o'clock D. m,
Monday. January 9th, 1899. for the inn
Denny Way, to Harrison Street, by re-
planklIsg and residewaiking said avenue
between said points. as provided by ordi-
nance No. 5ose, creating local improve
ment district No. 49, and in accordance
with the plans and specifications now on
file In the office OF the board of public
works.
Each bid must be accompanied by GER
titled check payable TO the order of the
city comptroller for a sum not less than
Ave 90 per cent. OF the bid, and no bid
viii be considered unless accompanied by
said check.
The successful bidder will be required to
enter into contract and furnish salts
factory bond for the amount required by
of Washington, within ten days after be-
ing notified OF the award of the contract
TO him; failing to do so. the said check
and the amount fixed therein win be for
fe!ted 10 the city. No person Is eligs BILE
as a bidder who has within two years
prior TO the letting of said contract made
default In payment of any Just claim
for any work or labor performed or any
skill or material furnished pursuant TO
any such contract as herein advertised
or who. within said two years failed 10
cnnpiete any such contracts.
Special attention Is called to article xiii.
OF the city charter, as now in force re-
viii, sec u. subs. and 2, relating TO bonds
and sureties.
The board Of public works reserves the
right to reject any ard all bids
Proposals must be Endorsed on envelope
"Bids for First Avenue North Repiank;ng"
Fly order ~ the board of public works.
FRANK oLESON. Secretary
Date OF first publication. December 3lst.
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NOTICE TO CONFERENCE.-The.


ard the amoGrt fixed therein wsa be Tor
Gssse3 10 the city. No person "a eligible
As a bidder who has within TWO years
pFior 10 the letting OF said contract made
default IN payment - any just c43tEn Tor
any work or sano. performed or any skill.
or material furnished pursuant 10 any such
contract as herein advertised or who. WITH
II sad two years. failed 10 complete any
Such contracts.
Special attention is called to article xxlii.
OF tie cisy csartsr. as now in force. re-
hating Ia hours ~ 1a5or. and 70 aYtisse
viii. sec. 81. subs. and :. relating TO bonds
and siretse<
The board q pgitiic works reserves the
right 10 reject any and all bids.
Proposals must be Endorsed On envelope
Bio fer Blanchard Street Improvement. "
BY order az the Board ~ Public Works.
FRANK OLES0N. Secretary.
fS0S
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uRS. HNC

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amounted 81 s6-s rs Hsx 5ase Aga-A e. *
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