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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-02-23
Ohio Prohibition Nominations.

Delaware, Ohio, Feb. 22-The fol-
lowing nominations were made by the
OHIO Prohibition convention by accla-
nation: For Governed Dr. j. W. Bash
FORD: Lieut.. Gov, A. S. Caution: Judge
OF supreme court. Gideon r. Stewart:
attorney general. Walter s. Lister.
state treasurer. c. NJ. WISE auditor.
Fred w. Barrett member of board
public works, John Danner
In very clear water sunlight pcnet ....es
to a depth of over 1900 feet.
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SHER1FF's SALE.
SIS.

kENNEBEC, SIS.
Taken on execution and will be sold by
public auction on the 18th day of March,
A ID. 1899. at eleven O'Clock in the fore
noon. at the office of Lendall Titcomb
In Augusta. in said county. all the right,
title and interest which Mary Day and
F. A. Day. both of Augusta, in the coun-
~ of kennebec had on the I'd day OF
February, A. ID. 1898, at two O'Clock and
forty-five minutes in the afternoon (the
time when the same was attached on
the original WRIT
To wit: Certain premises of the said
defendants situate in said Augusta.
bounded as follows: Beginning on the
east side of Northern avenue at north
line of James Hilton; thence running
northerly on said Northern avenue fifty
feet to land of Frank Tobey: thence
easterly on south line of said Frank To-
bey's land one hundred and five feet;
thence at right angles southerly, nifty
feet to land of said James Hilton: thence
westerly on said Hilton's north line one
hundred and five feet TO the first men
toned bound: which are attached on
the writ in said suit for the enforcement
of a lien claim of Howard ROBBIE and j.
l.. Fish. for labor and materials fur
nisfled thereon. building cellar and front
steps.
JOSHUA f. BEAN. Deputy Sheriff.
feb9d1awSw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-02-23
Rsilroa I Wreck Several Killed.

omaha. Neb.. Feb. 22.-l'nion Pacific
overland Limited has been wrecked at
kawlius. Wye, and several people are
reported killed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-02-23

Only one man in 9ca is over six feet in
height.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-02-23
Department of state

Washington. ID. c., Feb 20 1899
hi ormation mas been received at rh:s
iepa ament from Mr. Harry X, Taylor
re nc onsul Of the United States at En-
I I.1,, ~ J.. G.. of the death on the 9Th Of
'shu ry. 1889. at Ensenada of Rice Dow
I'M State of Maine.
Ba.spateh No. 6.
\ .a. td jarnaf. H. lSs? %Ssn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-25
foS6h SUI Nd & ALAsga
Snip C0MPANY STEAM.
VICTORIA Ro.-~r

stssr,s- y EukIA ROUTE
-, ~ t1tF or hsnsstsr S..
' ss.,a,., y a, ash and Viciorsa. seea n
70 sam ~ : sEa a9 9s5p !, lilaiasg ~,
!.sprsi I.v APP ToxnSe,sI Ar iszs
f.4SIsni AT lie Victoria = a: AZ Sea
LAY except Sunaays @iLsi MA
oor M rs, steamer furnishes nrx..e,.-
pa .sss'ls,,, .io'z CARRYING both re-, y
Seattle fet V1S,oe saves tfoH Ysssr ss. 3
Tacoma at Els 4. IN Es a n. Al q
races tickets, etc. Inquire AZ
J. w Aif,rv
l. A. NADFAU. aass, sszttA
---e Fn-raI Ascent y. P. Ry.. sesu.
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DAILY BOATS TO PORT TowysrSa
AMI PORT ANGELES FROM

: Steamer Alice Gertrude leayes CIV a,ss
sundays, Tuesdays and Thursslsrss - I.
nniiohignt. for Port Townsend Pori IN.
Crescent, Gettysburg. Pyshf sYsIss. ~ y:
Mean bay. Returning. leaves perf a.
les Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saiurssss
at a m. leaves Port Townsend Il "a !
M arrives in Seattle at go q n. s,sass.
ct Tafland leaves City dock AuadaYs
Wednesdays and Fridays. al IL rnsdssshs
tor Port Townsend. Port Williams. Ds.nrs.
ness, Port Angeles and Victoria ~
turning, leaves Port Angeles at a m a
Mondays. Wednesdays and Frtdayt
Leaves Port Townsend at II a. N. arrlss
in Seattle at $50 p. m.
Telephone Main el9
CAPT. J. r. THOMPSON, Manager.
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Ely ON THE FI.Ygs


Fun So sAA TIE TO TAcoa.
0~r lo1s4 'fi}s daily, ssS-1s -
THE srF "a =, itssgs,n.y..sys .s; sas
HeSa42r daily z.lus s.A
route. as follows ssasiie-Iase-..
1AA4NG kF's-l,Cr TUESDAY
la. lME CARD NAT
2. n q N 10
Leave Tacoma =
Y. SUNDAYS Ia
Leave Tacoma-ssas a = a. sa~
Landing a. %orthsrr -. ~.
coma. ana Ccmnsr,fsI a SS.ae kAass' =
rl0D street. Seattle Sa' sag q NJ
sundays. steamers Eev,S
Washington. Sss saa Sssss :
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STEAMER FAIRHAyEN

Leaves Central dock ss.,,,n
m. except Saturday. Resnrnl sMay
t1 "a b9nner at a. m daily excsps s,, -
Ipeuenlns Al Edmands, gl.nton Sss ,
ny oiH'i LANGLEY, Coupeviile. san j. sI ~
i'Ai Dor utsaiady and IA cosnsr
Ia conner Trading and Trsns,n-..a..
~Vi''pAhy' o"nefs Telephone Mas m
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Freight and fares as low as aEy by wss.
er or rail.
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Time Card-Leaves Seattle a. m nm
and p. m. Leaves Everett s.ls a a.
2:30 D. m. and 7.i5 D. m,
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McWiliiauis. Master.

Leaves Yesler Wharf every Monday, We.
nesday and Friday al ll.@ ?. m.
Leaves Vancouver Tuesday and ThE.f
day al 10 p. m. for Seattle direct. arriving
10 a. m following day.
Leaves Vancouver Saturday 10 p NJ Y
Whatcom. Fairhaven, Anacortes and ssas
tie. arriving Seattle p, m; sunday
Connects st Anacortes with s 4 N. Ry.
ana al Vancouver with steamers Tor W
naIn,o and New Westminster and with Z
r II. trains for ali points East.
Fer freight or passage apply at fsss
Wharf or at office Of Vancouver La
Mutual Life Building.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION .CoMpANf:
Yesler Wharf. Telephone Main III.
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The FASTEST, MOST ELEGANT aa4
ONLY DAILY STEAMER on the WHAT
COM ROUTE.
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"niA'bf ISLAND POINTS an
LA CONNER. ASs
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BANKS.


Paid-up Capital .. s1zaa.
General banking business 1880
James y Hoge. jr. fs-ied.
Maurice McAilckea xiea Iesi'isili
Lester Turner 49, tseident
X r PaFkhurSt -... Assistsf.,' : s7ier
Slsnt ana telesrapn.c exchange n r,-'iiier
IN ali the principal cities OF tha ~ ai''e
States ard Europe. United
NATIONAL BANK OF CoNntEr11--.
Paid-up capital ,,-o..
4raasae's a general banking business ss'''
"a a. Henry -
: q Simpson -............ W.. - lent
r. K. Spencer - Xxx. ''7 - st.t}
.-- - - - ---.- E-xe. for Rea.
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STEAMER STATE or WASHINGTON
Leaves Yesler wharf. Seattle, daily ss1-
cept Saturdays at 10 p. m. fer EVERETT,
Except Sunday at a. M. arriving ID
Seattle at 40 p. m.
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popT ORCHARD AND PORT WAsa
~ INGTON ROCTE.

STEAMER MARY +. pEkLEin 4
Leaves foot ~ Wash ngton ssf 80 s. go q.
100 - m. (sunaays, 500 2. M fof F'ss ID
f.@sIh ryVest Blakeley). brefnsf &C.. =, ).
TryseeS. Charleston. sidney, s -.
1Stfsn ana sIiverd8le Returning lsssa
g,ti,-e,4aia al sE a m arrives $500 !,
Lea ss,,v s,de ssa,i 1e'9 10 = =. Nv
essr'a Maia s2s.
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SEATTLE. EVERETT AND EpMoNns
ROUTE.
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STEAMER pR0sPFR

7,-.- ~. Tse[sl ,3al1. A ~ .. n. ~
@ent sun9ay f7r Port Madison. klns1p,@ ~.
Pert C;arshfe. Fort Ludlg~ ass 4.
Townsend Returning reaches =. sss-s
M daily Sunday leaves iss.s.~rses
-roa,naer5 .4t~e~t ~ r. n rsfs. .n..s~
,..s.s., rsf-s -r,ovsr.,.s FOR seaftie clss.
al .. n. Teiept3n Main g, LID
rardis A. Co aeeass.
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BANKS.
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK
Occidental B.ock, Seattle. Wash.

SskA - IL. - e Ms t4ANk
occidental B.ock. Seattle. Wash
'-|,1i'FFIcERs AND TRUSTEES '''''
la .ss3. a penny Vice Fre esi.i..tiy
a. a. .s,,' esry - Second Wee Pres, ier,s
4eraes X Has iea Manager. Casn'r. SEC v
Is r Nreen,eaf $500. Aaslsfa ant cashier
* {. Neufsl4e-. F. i. Biodsett.
-rransacts . savings bank business ex-
es Is..,,eslfs reserved from 81 10 sloea
frtsrsst allowed per anaum. SIX re-
cent on tssae deposits. i par ceat. on o.
Dividend DECLARED last days Of May ami
Nrvera5er. Leans made oa Teal estate o.
anurove3 coltatsra-s only.
DEXTER HORTON 4 CO. BANK Frs
Incorporated Iz7
Capital ---- ----. ----....... 80 on
SIRIUS ---s.-.+--.. ltss 81
President 9. -. -. a a Denny
Ne erssiaent .---' " = y I-add
SCAT excnanze su3 te4egrassf.ls frsas-
frfs ga New York. Chi ago 81. ISai. Stn
Frsucsseo. Portland and lar.9Jls YolFsts in
oregon ara British Columbia
sent h81s ~ eNcnAngt on Lo1aon agAu-
aste slsesnece IN Europe
Collectiens made A. aA points on favor
=, porssr ssosss ard osA-- ea,gas,a. -,
ce4.ea on aepesi. for safeSeepiHg
-hA HANK Of SEATTLE, ION Al
Capital stock pad ia 4. j. .Ezss
Surplus ..-.-.--.-.. &9ae
Jseos Forth Y,-szs4-..
+ e Ne4ft3ssr : IL $500. Vice Pres.5e-.t
Il y Aasens ---.----.-s---C asaler
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GO ON THE GREYHOUND.

SEATTLE & EVERETT NAvIGATIos
COMPANY.
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GkrFN1rs Il = MEL t-vs1a
On porf orchard ami Fgft NsAa ss.i, -
route leaves Cisv doek - a. n ess.ssyy
~ South Beacn PuFEheh. 1sfs 80 80.
F3reueriou. e. s Navy fsF5,, ,,.ss., ,5,s
Charleston TracEfar. EhiSe. sAfN =
Leaves I.art Orfha-a Navy StalSn a.
y n, srrfvee seattle al 80 n. r y.
inssn Master Lily Bagar1ns
Agents Telephone Main e.
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STEAMERS
SEATTLE. TACOMA AND oT.v.n,.
ROUTE "A
STEAMER MULrNoMAH
Leaves for Tacoma and Olympia daily =,
! 3. n. AZ
STEAMER CITY or ABERDEEN
Leaves Yer Tacoma ana Olympia aanv
etpt sanaeyst a a n. Returning. ar
Fare between Seattle and Tacoma :.
cents Round TIP. = ceuts
CAPT. l WILEY Manage
4e-.. Ma =. City DICK Agent
STEAMER DISCOVERY
For PORT Townsend. Auacorses r-,ir,,,.,.
Whstcon, FRIDAY H@rsor ana Roche H..
Leaves Ye-ser aoek suadayr w.s,
days ard Frldays a. ,. m
VI l.. ATKINSON Ma
once = SAD u Boston Box Telephone
HOOD CANAL ROUTE
STEAMER DODF.
carryigE T.. NAL leaves ra'h-,,,n
Sock - e Rasasng,on street Tee
o'cioee a. m. for ki1zafen. po-e Cana.
sAtAers IRrsnnnH fIo5y pss4xaffa. 80
wsup Fails HeeSsrorf and Frrgon 60
Eet-rns On alternate days -
= 2. TRoCTMAS, Mausger.
1sss1aezs MAJ. e
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Z A SAnEAJ. esea4 ASent. Seattle.
w@sa \ Il. CHARLTON. A. =. +. A
s2rs-2@4. W.
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p0p7- townsend. SAN JUAN ~
ANr,s AND W3ATco1 Egl,.I d
STEAMER LYDIA iit' - i 80. fsr
5,@ck foot OF Masn street santay .i fss'l !.
- Thursliay. Al Y o'eio.sk fSidnig.sl. -
-, Tow Nerd. san Juan STANDS ara 1,, =.
yybstcars. Returning caves 49, as, /.
com TUESDAY Lh'lrsdsy ara % y.s-s~rss
T.i,Ty- pokaraus Go. agents. LIty 49,
Telephone. Main 81 -
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STEAMER NORTH PACIFIC.

FOR ANACORTES. FAIRHAvEN. NEW
WHATCoM AND VANCOUVER, b G
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-07-17
MARRIED LAST NIdnT.
J. 7. Ratciiff And Miss Edith Lee
Welded at Presbyterian Church.

An exceedingly quiet wedding took
place at the Presbyterian church last
night at the close Of the evening ser
vice. After the sermon, and while
the last stanza OF the closing hymn
was being sung, James I. Ratcliff and
Miss Edith Lee entered ana made
their way to the rostnu1I in front Of
the pulpit. As soon as the choir had
finished and Gse strains OF the organ
had ceased. Rev. W. L. King, the pas
tor, stepped in front Of the couple and
in a very short though impressive
ceremony united them in the bonds Of
matrimOny.
A very few Of the congregation
knew Of the wedding and were agree
ably surprised wien the young people
entered and stood in front of the min
lister TO hear the words that were TO
bind them in the bonds of hymenal
bliss.
Mr.. Ratcliff is a familiar figure in
Vinita and an energetic and success
full young business man OF the place,
having for many years been actively
connected with the big commercial
establishment OF the E. \. RatcIifi
Mercantile company. and member Of
the firm Of Ratcliff Bros, wholesale
grocers, Of this city. Miss Edith Lee
is also well known 10 Vinita and has
lived here number OF years. and was
the efficient bDkkeeper for the whole
sale firm. She is a beautiful young
woman, quiet and unassuming in
manner aud OF many charming graces
OF character. Her parents reside at
Parsons. Kan, though she has made
this city ber home for .eyeral years
past.
The newly married couple after the
wedding repaired with the members
Of the Immediate family to the home
OF Mr.. 6. NJ. Haltom and wife,
brother-in-law and sisterof the groom,
where refreshments were served and
at ll:55 took the Katy train for a
weeks visit at Excelsior Springs, No.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-07-17
They are Fined Proper.

The report Of the ClaremOre city
treasurer is an admirable one 10 one
respect. Ten fines aggregated sl1s,
only two being for one dollar This
lone dollar and ccsts, lone dollar for
the city and seven or eight for the
officers) does not look very well. II
generosity is desired TO be shown to an
offender let it be jointly and not alto
gether at the expense Of the town.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-07-17
Chinese Widows.

In Chinese good society widows
do not remarry, and widowhccd
is held IN high esteem The older
q widow grows the more agree
able her position becomes, and
should she reach the age of ffty
years she is granted a tablet BY
the emperor on which her virtues
are named This tablet Is placed
oyer the door Of her house.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-07-17
Cheaper Production Of Butter.

The cost Of butter, and indeed
Of all dairy products, is depen-
dent mainly on the character Of
the herd. The same feed given
to the best COWS will make twice
as much milk and butter as il
will with ordinary scrub ami
mails. The farmer cannot make
the price of butter higher. But
he owes Il TO himself and fam
lily TO get the very best cows that
he can buy TO make the cost of
producing butter less. OF course
these better COWS must be bet
ter cared for and better fed than
are the cows he has been used to
keeping. But when a farmer
makes the right beginning by
purchasing the best cows all the
other requisites for successful
dairying will follow naturally in
their course.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-07-17
Rock Greek Notes.

Corn is in roasting ears-now FOL
sickness.
John Archer visited with his sister
few days last week.
Mrs. Charley Props children have
been quite sick, but are better now.
Farmers have been busy stacking
oats and wheat until the heavy rain
prevented.
Gov. Ballew and wife spent the 4th
at Miami.
HOOdle Dixon is in Miami visiting
his mother. who is quite sick.
Young men, when you 90 to church
always 20 in or stay away from the
building, and then you won't get into
trouble. Remember, that is no place
to cut up
Otto Wolf and wife OF Adair and
Mrs. Charles Raabe OF Springfield.
No, spent last Sunday with Mrs
Will Propp.
W. H. Whitney has new carry-all.
George Bicknel and wife are visit
ing relatives insM;ss0uri.
Renters are hunting new places.
Nearly all in this locality are going to
move this winter.
Charley Propp had a runaway last
Sunday in which MS buggy was badly
broken.
Miss Daisy Johnson. who has been
with Mrs. 5. A. Perry a few months,
left for her home near Pryor Creek
last week. Miss Daisy made many
friends while here, who hope she will
soon return.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-07-17
DICKSON - CO1ING.
A Note From the Wabash Live Stock
Agent.

get your paper once week and it
does me great deal OF good to hear
from that country and my old friends
and acquaintance. By reading your
paper / see the stock men are getting
good prices for their stock and your
country is in prosperous condition. l
presume there have been a great many
changes in the last five or six months
On account Of my health l have been
unable to visit your country since |
passed through there in March on my
way home from the Fort Worth cat
tie convention. | am still manipulat-
ing the business for the Wabash un-
der trying circumstances. YOU know
| was always pretty good talker and
can still make my arguments in favor
Of the Wabash. but not quite -
strong as il | was on the grOuad. /
have gotten quite good many letters
from my old friends and take this
method TO reach all my acquaintances.
through your columns. as | know they
are a. readers Of The Chieftain. |
hope before the summer is over to be
able to tramp over the grounds again.
Yours truly, J. I. DICKSON.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-07-17

The official report of loss of life
in the army during the. Spanish
war places the total number of
dead at 5731. The statement
which refers TO the period be
tween. May /, 1898. and February
2S, 1899, says that go soldiers
were killed in action. 125 died
from wounds received, while 5277
deaths were caused by diseases
due to the climate. exposure and
poor rations-
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-07-17

HAen the mist has fOamed In spIendel
As Jour glass you quickly ill.
And your quarter young and tender.
Now lies safely IN the tili;
Non-fnfoxicafEsg ever.
Thus the joinsists wink and say.
Bat you1l see yoEr neighbor better
When the mist has cleared away.
Chorus-
We shah knos uhen se are shoEn
That man car ralk alone
After soaking fill she morning
Inthe lnfkt
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-07-17
kR0kINOLE PARTY.
A Delightful Evening at the Home
of Miss Williams.

Miss Allie Williams entertained
Saturday evening in honor OF Miss
Gertrude Rogers of Ft. Gibson, who
Is visiting in the city. Owing to the
stormy weather great many were
deprived of the pleasure Of attend
ing. However. all who were present
report delightful evening. Dainty
refreshments were served.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-07-17
Off for the Summer.

Mrs. W. E. HalselI and the children.
as well as miss Lizzie, leave for Chi
cago tonight via the Frisco and will
prOba bly, spend the summer on the
great lakes possibly on the Canadian
side Mr.. Halsell went up some days
ago and has visited Mackinac, among
other points. in search Of a suitable
location.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-07-17
A New Enterprise.

w. f. Carter. Of this city, has or
ganized the Phos Pho Ferrine Co. and
set about the introduction of that
popular drink throughout this coun-
try. IL has no relation to mist" nor
any of the other contrabands, but is
a delightful phosphate soda Every
body will wish him success.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-07-17
COLLECTING REVENUE
Provisions of The Indian Laws Still
Being Enforced.

The revenue collectors appointed
under the Curtis law are out collect
ing the ta1 due from the merchants
and hay shippersof the nation A. +.
Chamberlin Of this city has been ap-
pointed assistant collector and is at
Welch and Bluejacket today looking
after the hay shipments from those
pIaceS.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-07-17
Carrying Supplies Free.

The NJ, X. & Il. is transporting
supplies for the food sufferers OF
Texas, from Kansas City and other
points, free Of charge. The require
ments are that the supplies must be
consigned to some relief board or COM
mittee-not to an individual.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-07-17
w. J. IRVINE, D. D. S

Lawyer J. B. Turner went to Tulsa
Yesterday.
w. Fl. Conner. an Usage Indian, was
murdered at Monett last week.
Phos Pho Ferrine, the correct sum-
mer drink for men, women and chill
dFen.
Miss Carey, Dr. A. VI. Clinkscale's
niece, returned from a visit in Texas
Yesterday.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-07-17
Rev. LIoyd's Family.

Mrs Lloyd still has considerable
fever and it is feared may have Sc
we're spell Of sickness. Her daughter
Mrs. Mitten. from Oklahoma, is ex-
pected here very soon to assist in
taking care Of her. Miss Daisy
LIoyd's condition is much improved.
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Fatal Wnck.

A wreck on the Katy occurred at
Wybark at midnight last night, asd
Engineer McCune was sczlded to
death and four freight cars demol-
ished. The train ran into an open
switch and the engine turned over.
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0one to Aurnra.

The yinita base ball club left Sum
day afternoon on the Frisco for Au-
rora, No., where they expect 10 play
three games-tOdzy. tomorrow and
Wednesday-and viii return home
Thursday morning.
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JohnsOnE aliing returned from ia cam
paigaEag tour in Delaware district
yesterday and says the Downing party
VIII carry the district b. good ma
igEII1.
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Judge Thomas retained from bis
fishing and huntiug trip abore Tulsa
yesterday snd KEnf home % Nusko-
eec IL TIE efenIne
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PROBABILITIES.

Fair tonight and Tuesday. preceded
by showers ia tho sonih-
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To Organize.

A meeting Of those persons who
have agreed 10 take stock in the de-
yelopment company, which is going
to prospect for mineral. j. called for
Tuesday night at the mayors ofice,
., o'clcck, for the purpose OF organ
izins-
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II it should come TO Eight between
South McAlester. Muskogee, Wag-
oner and yinita for the capital
Of the state composed VI the i've
civilized tribes, South NcAIester may
ind another contest which would re-
quire the o0nceutratiou Of her forces
Muskezes has q big Pull with the
powers that BE-. and the other towns
are noted Tor their hcstiIng qualities
-MHldrOw Pres