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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-14
POLITICAL history.

The New York World recalls that
following interesting bit Of political
history:
The last seven presidential elections
have been carried alternately, with
the regularity Of a four year clock, by
each Of the two great political part
les. The record Is as follows:
1s72-Grant, Republican.
1885, rilden, Democrat.
lSs0--Gartield, Republican.
1884 Cleveland, Democrat.
Harrison, Republican.
Cleveland, Democrat,
1896 Mckinley, Republican.
Ia 1900, according 10 the above rule,
the president should again be a Dem
ocrat, viii history repeat itself and
who will be tue man
One fact OF history must not be
overlooked. Lincoln and Grant both
bad two terms given them by the
people. There is strong feeling that
an administration conducting a sue
cessful foreign war cannot be set
aside easily,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-14

EQUAL and exact jnsiice 10 al men. Of what
-tsOefof uer8unelOn, fcligions OF political
peace. cotumfsft. aud friendship with All ne
tions. .-enianKline alliances with none; the sup
Hprt % tnr state governments la all theif right
~ lho most Competent admin lstraiions fOf our
Domestic concerng, aud lne sufeHt Duiwarka
neai1si autl. Republican, tendencies. the pfesar-
fhti0n ~ The Efiirfiil gOrefn|lcut W iie whole
coHslitntiunai YiKor. ~ the sheet anchor ~ our
Petet ai home ana safety abroid. freedom %
principles iurm the bright constellation which
has gone before ua aud gnided our steps
through an age OF revolution and reformation.
THOMAS JEFFERSON.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-14
snALL RoosEyPLT RuLEg


Self Culture for March Is very AZ
tractlye number OF an interesting aud
valuable magazine, which has rapidly
made Tor Itself high position among
the periodicals which appeal 10 lovers
VI good literature, aud forwhlch there
should be- place tn every cultivated
home The cover this month pre-
sents a tue portrait OF Governor Roos.
eYelt OF New York, in citizens dress
which not only commands attention
by the physical strength and deter
mlnation of character 80 clearly por.
trayed, but will also be OF Interest 10
Tho hundreds OF thousands OF people
throughout the country VINO have
known the Governor ehieny as colonel
OF the famous Rough Riders. aud
are ooly acquainted with his pictures
ia his ofiicial dress, The lhdepend
ence aud honesty OF purpose which
nave always characterized Mr. Roose.
velt's public life, aud which he is NOW
exercising 10 such a marked degree IA |
ioSernor OF The Empire state, aud Z
lhe tellef of very many men 10 an /
lartsoi the united States thathe viii I
BE- an Important factor 10 the next |
presidential ,campaign which The
'afly machines must consider in an I
helf calculations, give especial Inter.
~ TO any picture OF the man, or any I
hlog Nritlc1 regarding his lire aud
'ork Sen Culture has done well 10
I've i,s readers and the public So
'f'1'ng likeness OF the man Who
lay oe destioed 90 'lepeat history,
y se''lns tso year a. Governor OF
'e" York aad then belag raised Ia
he h'shest hoDor 10 toe git OF the
'ople' Ia The long rua Yox populi
'oN Dei aud the people measure
ausis wisely, aui pronounce a
Ith souad Judgment because thoo 5
~ been ialthIal Ia a fcw things I
y make thee ruler over many. q
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-14

We otier one Hundred Doll,rs IA
"atd Tor any case ofCatarrb NJ 80
ee"' e oe cured by Halls CalaTrh Cure
r. a. ChENEN \ Co, Props. Tole5n n
4, We the undersigned, have knn,sn
= ~ Cheney Tor the las, rs years snS
nvllvie him perfectly honorable In MI
business transactions, aud tinaneiaily
oy their hrm. '''" "aue
Toledo, q, ''uss's'S
" N,ALiplNG, kiNNAN s MARvlN. Who'll
sA,y druggists. Toledo, q. " WV
naHs Natatth Csfe Is taken inter.
nalll, acting directly upon the hio'a
aua mucous surfaces of the Systsn'
..-. .a.ioe 'ec per bottle, Sold by ali drog,
sistS HestlmoRials Tree ~ "'NN'
ha'ls family Pins are tue test,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-14
NoIIee ID sneelal ~ Rlnctlnn

Noil,e 4 herohy ri,cn. that. pur,uant a, 500,
.lNn u vl tht fhaufrui ihc rltN of Salon d.
etiNotsd February AZ. lsll. and 10 a r,.olntl1,,
NaNlt'H nN the common council of said clty nn
Nttn 2 lssN hole will ha "a speeIal eie,ii.n
~ ~ sNe AiN "i ralgiu, Oregon. on rhurs.isy
i. hAi. t1 ~, at which tlmo Tie polls viii NJ
epNn NNm AZ nclvck a, m., until ao'cioek M n,
.i 'ee pnlihec oiNoilug, ~ the iaxpaVeT. NAY
.hieAe npon pfuportN in said cIiy. FOR ~
1NtNN 4 fne nsuahgo "a BONDS. pa,ahlr an
ni tnlVro ~ Aeals and at a rate Id inter,sf 80
mtN nan iour and halfpof o,,nt. ""'
fitAl WARD The polins nl..,. .h.r -.
strnri, N'''" '"A Nl tfihcrt,
,sb,oNn MARn.r The polling place shan ~.
AZ haseN , Livery stable an t,,nrf 80" p'
tNN.n l4hnftN aud Nlgh sirrst. " ~
49, ~ NAl'it ~ lho polling plaro shall Ia ~
tli.h a, A,.sg'N building on Slate street. near
=, tRlkth wARD.-Ihe polling place shall ts
q tnmulrrciai strrfts w '''N' anu
" W lNt.o. no hand. this ilth IA, of N.,,,b
~ a. 'he ''N oi salem. Orogou ''''
tt4a \. ,. JUpAa.
AltA kUurIpr
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-14

Of wIngville, Baker comfy. and A, j..
Johnson Of scio, Linn county. Both
are business men Of experience and
Mr. Chandler has been a public
spirited exhibitor Of stock at the
state fair.
The new board will be successful 10
proportion as II lops on the brood Of
parasites that have fastened upon the
state fair, from the local political
heeler who pulls strings for siuecore,
70 the ltinefaot horse Jockey who
pulls the lex Of agriculture With
string Of scrub trotters.
Conhne the fair 10 the legitimate
productive iudnst'ies stop pooling sell
ling, gambling, grating and tippllng
and elevate oregon luto The rank Of a
grand industrious commonwealth, 10
which every honest man aud woman
can have Just aud Wholesome pride.
The Frightening signs multiply and
we can yeritably say Salem has
entered upon the upward turn and
will steadily progress toward an eo-
during era OF prosperity, The bur
dens Of city, county and school gov.
ernment viii grow lighter as we
progress toward a cash basis, stop
running ln debt and reduce interest
20 the lowest notch. We honestly
believe that the entire city debt
should be carried and can be carried
AZ four per cent. The floating school
debt has been reduced 70 six per
cent, aud we believe II IL was
thrown open 10 all the people so they
could take IL In sums Of 300 10 $500
10 would be iioated at five per cent
The school board may say this Is toJ
much trouble and that II Is easier 10
borrow money IN lump sum at
bank. But the people who pay taxes
have the hrst right 20 loan money 70
themselves and should be given the
opportunity, especially II the rate Of
Interest eau be reduced.
with reduced interest, greater econ
omy,'no money collected OF the people
20 maintain extravagance and corrupt
push politics. with all possible reyen-
ues raised to apply 70 legitimate ex-
penses OF the government, With clean,
progressive aud honest oniclals Ia
city. county, school and state there Is
no reason why our community cannot
attain high degree OF prosperity. Let
our people press forward on these
lines. Let Mayor Bishop and bis ad-
nlnIstratlon be sustained Ia all they
Undertake along these lhes, and let
salem people lay aside all little din
'rences aud personal preiudices, aud
'ress forward 10 the prize os the high |
'olllng" OF the best government and |
most fureiJ prosperous city on
he Pacific coast. No city
a America has so many nd.
'antages and 40 much material bene-
10 staring II ia the face AZ the Capl.
al OF oregon. Let us be up and
oiog 10 deserve the good things the
cuntyi state and national govern.
leht offers us with unstlnted hand.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-14
THE PEOPLE BACK OF TUE
JOURNALS FIGHT.

THE JOURNAL is daily receiving
letters from the people, commencing
It's expressed determination 10 pub
llsh the individual records made by
members in the last legislature. This
Is very encouraging, as showing that
the people are awake and are anxious
for what one correspondent calls,
flight In the dark places OF Oregon
politics." They wish TO know who
OF their servants have proved faithful
and who unfaithful. The JOURNAL
will do It's best TO give the required
information 10 perfectly fair and
impartial manner.
We wish TO repeat that 10 is very
gratifying and encouraging 10 hear
directly from the people, aud 70 haYe
an interchange OF ideas on the sub
iect Of the reform which we are al so
anxious 10 promote. Write TO The
JOURNAL, coDadentl0lly or for publ
cation, as best pleases you, and let us
take counsel together,
Some Of the letters received contain
objections TO the idea Of direct noni-
nation, the Impression OF the writer's
seeming TO be that direct
nomination Is advanced as a
substitute for direct legislation
One correspondent assures US that the
true Popullsts will cling TO direct leg
islatlOn until a certain region is
frozen over; another says: "Your
idea OF direct nomination may be
good, but IL would not stop represen-
tatiVes from selling the rights and
property OF the people. There is the
main point
We have no controversy with with
either OF these writers. Direct nom !
lnatlon OF candidates aud their direct |
responsibility to the people without
the intervention Of corrupt party
machine, Is not suggested as "A sub
stitute for direct legislation, but as
supplementary thereto. The prln-
clple Is precisely the same; aud when
The people have direct voice In the
nomination OF candidates, they will !
nave direct control over the filling OF
The Offices, executive and judicial as
we'll ~ legislative. This is very es.
'entlal TO the successful working OF
ilreet legislation; aud we do not be-
ieye that any friend Of the latter will
all to sustain our point wnen he fully
understands IL.
Further supposlng every voter In
he state 10 be ardently In favor OF
.lrect legislation In iIs mos, advanced
orm' Il would be impossible to put It
nto operation until after the meeting
the legislature 10 1908.
10 the meantime, much relief from |
Slsting eyllsmay be found In the
ay We propose.
IL Is only from the ranks of the be.
e'ers In government or by and for /
he PEOPLE that We expeet !
'pport OF this proposition; and
G do expect them TO sustain
u light against corrupt mn.
''ne methods, without regard 10
'r'y labels or party Ties. We Go NOT
ara disappointment
@----~-------z IL
Il
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-14
EpIroRIAL REylEw.


TIE Salem school election has re-
suited 10 finally and completely TAX
ing the affairs OF thls district out o
politics. Tbe least suspicious OF a
political push is resented IN the man
agement OF schools aud there ought u
be 20 more OF II attempted in 70 To-
telligent aud progressive a commun-
ity as the Capital city. The push
began early 10 Its efforts to carry the
election Ia very cute matter, They
sought 70 have The JOURNAL bring
out candidate aud then would have
tried as they did yenr ago TO get
the people TO reverse its choice.
a woman candidate was sought by
the push, but the women Of this city
have older heads ir politics than 10 be
raught In that way, The JOURNAL
advocated leaving the nomination 10
a peoples choice aud believed the peo.
pie would ratify IT AZ the polls.
They have done so and Judge David
son will serve the people unselnshly
for the next Eve years. While he il
successful man Ia managing his
own affairs, and viii be close aud con.
seryatlye Ia financial matters for
THIS district, he II man whose heart
Is Right toward the public schools.
lie loves the schools far more than
he does political plumbers or jobbery
for any special interest. Paint Jobs.
bono Jobs and soft snaps will not be
promoted by Davidson, while on the
other hand he Will not shrink from
making neediul repairs or taking real
steps 10 the direction Of progress.
Coy 0ccr has chosen a strong state
fair board and there Is no reason why
the five gentlemen chosen shall not
place the state agricultural society
upon a credItable basis. They have
iine plant, no debt, good approprl.
alton, and the backing cr the state
officials.
senator Reed Is large dalryman, q
good business man, and has organic.
ing skin aud executive ability 10 no !
small degree, The Marion county |
lnember, Hon. j. H. settlenier of
Woodburn, Il man of due character
And great business experience. He
VIII represent Che ,,nfs lsfal aud
ou.'oe'' o.D. l"'sss sssss d oui ate in a
'''' 0'''' ,oer. wm. n{fwebrung
p'o"'"eu'. ,cK iarmer nd busl-
ness nau Of HilIs'.so, \ 81 10 his
selection the governor has been
equally fortunate, These three new
nembers are hrst class business men
ma the governor has evidently sought
l'en who did not seek the place.
Two OF the old state fair board are
elalaed on the Dew. Geo. Chandle1
II
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-14
oldsr Of penan

Mrs. hate J. loung,supreme oogau.
l'ef ot The order OF Pendo. fraternal
insurance and sick be0eHt fol ladies
a"d Sentlemem, VIII De organi,ed nm
?. se'9'oay e'ealng MaFch ls.at the
!. Turner block MrS Young vent 10
"y''als this afternoon % orsanlse \
lodge but viii retuta tomorrow.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-14

class seer-,r'.u,ee - ueeh equipped with urst-
pianO "S4uoius an eiesAht
a,a, ,nsssed for carrying both freight sHs
D0oE-Footoi state street.
q. NAERTZ, AgsaL
salem, Oregoa
SULLIVAN BsPi
AtUany, Ofe6si
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-14

te cure Ia Grippe, k,se -. -,
A' '''', and 'sEs 81 Nlss S.Ssss:.s' S-rS: especially
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-14

Iheis aie thfvc poilois iu an hG - the
hiaf az thc bad. ~ ihc noNtt aud ~ th.
fffitfi nut "a 4 thus thnt eiflho,.1
Nmrffft into Nomanhuod aud vsnn,anh.,.1
iiio motherhood Almost IA of fb. ,i.
oh ehlsh ~emen eqfer have their luesp.
uen in weakness and disease of thr fsmi
Nl,s "itsa'tni, Nhieh besfs thc hutdens of
Ftichopd and mothsfho,d Thtre di.e,.
afi. esnaiiy bfgln eiil puheny' chlldhlnb
~ Nith tue turn ui iIlt Ihuu.ands III
NNn'en snnef silently loI yeafs ir this a.,
,aintt man untiffeu ihr fkaminatinna AMI
INeAi iitatmfni insiaied unon B., thf ia No.
~ "a phYsiciana This is uuuet. .s.1.
~ tmiuenl and sknlMl snreiaii,f M
n ftofec iof thirty ycars thief e,n.,,ls
t fh, Ai.lan ~ The lnfalidsi Hotel snd
-.it'Nsi tneiinie. a Buffalo. n n loug
.lH.N NiHeQftf0d 3 Nondcrful medirinr
tnAt Niu eulr an uUnhlrs of this 49,.
ne privacy az aha hanae ms n,rli
tinS "A ANuNn A. ~ rIffCeis Fa,,nrite -
ntiiFiion' II acts diloctig on liz drlirsf.
NN4 iNlforauf nfeaNs lh4f male .t6t.s,1
AnN wppit Iloo1 possible ii nakss ft.,,,
sttntl nesiiny aud yiEolons li allow ~
~. rt,,' ..ti'vn, htals pleflaiion. ,o.,ihes nsin
tn1 lpnss ~ ~ uelfts Il haui.he. fhe |
lnN' I'n.li'ont "a lhf rtflud ol inptndine 4
n't,tIrf'f ana makrs hlbf's sd.tnt -
enc Aibieti I'AInifts h tfanef,fln. 49,
n'tAil, ntitphe intailde inlo hanp,. htail.
t'tNA and mnttEla AN good tardl,lot
iFtiet atN q snd 10 honest dt.l,r ,.,l
'Ike substitute nQou gou
~ tfffees feileis eufe constipation.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-14
dOO BEST OREGON WEEKLY aOO

The Model Oregon Newspaper and Family Journal.
Uniting News, Fiction, Literary Ranch and Dairy
and Market News ln attractive readable form.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-14

Ae'ec1ion the governor has been
equally fortunate, These three new
members are urst class business men
and the governor has evidently sought
nien who did not seek the place.
Two OF the old state fair board are
retained 90 the Dew, Geo. Chandler.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-14
wlLLAMETTE RIVER DIVISION
STEAMER VIM. M, HOAG

Captain Geo Raahe.
hu1l,lhg between Portland and Corvallis
stopping alta way landings.
RIVER SCHEDULE.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-14

J'TURNER Agent. Albany. oe.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-14

The JOURNAL has the fullest report of the doings OF
the legislature and state onlcals as we'll as ndepen
dent, clear and concise comment on o public matters
Sendia'trIas ssubscriptlon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-14
The a.OO WeekIy...
lnltwo parts contains all Important Foreign, National
and State News.

Al Independent Associated Press Paper for the Peo
pie. Send for samples free.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-14

AZ albany and Corvallis connect will
trains OF the o. c. & Z. Ry.
EMPRESS TRAIN DAILY R,cEpr st1Sn,,,1
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-03-21
At the Wedding Tonight.

The Rev. w. R. King, of Muskogee,
superintendent OF the American Sun
day school union. came in on the Katy
today. He will offieiate at the mar
riage of the Rev. W. II. King aud Miss
Lorena Crockett tonight at the Pres
byterian church at half past eight
O'Clock. On the platform viii be the
following ministers: Rev. F. W. Haw-
ley, OF Oklahoma City, the Synodical
missionary of synod Of Indian Terri
tory, Rev. NJ. L. Butler, the pastor OF
the NJ. E. church, Vinita, Rev. Thos.
Lloyd, rector OF ST. Johns Episcopal
Mission, Vinita, Rev. Mr.. Hudson,
pastor OF the Baptist church in this
city and Rev. John CasSell, OF Fort
Scott, missionary, American Sunday
school union.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-03-21
An Exchange.

The Ladies Home Missionary soci-
ETY. met at the NJ. E. church last eve.
ming, and notwithstanding the bad
weather quite number were present
and a good meeting was reported. In
stead Of having the usual number OF
church socials, the ladies have organ
ized a Ladies Exchange, which is
quite new and viii be a great help to
the church.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-03-21
A Coal Chute.

Kinlock's sawyers have tackled the
hard oak timbers which have lain
just above the Frisco depot for some
time and within a short time will
have them converted into four-pock-
ct coal chute. There will be an in
cline to run the coal cars upon and it
win be on the principle in every re-
spect that is employed at division
headquarters for coaling the engines.
Just how the foraeers will get their
supply is unknown. but they will
doubtless find q way.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-03-21

The professional announcement, IA
miliar in days past.of Or. A. W. Fore
man appears in these columns. The
doctor, as cur people are aware, has
taken postgraduate course this sea-
son and viii henceforth give his entire
time to the practice Of medicine,
leaving the drug store wholly in
change OF Mr.. Carter.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-03-21
On the Road.

B. 1. Blakeney has taken a position
rs travelling salesman for the Schwarz-
child \ Sulzberger Packing Co, Kan
sas City, and went on the road today
His territory win be largely in Okla
homa and Texas, on the Frisco and
Santa Fe- He begun his duties yes
terday by selling several bills Of meats
20 Einita merchants.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-03-21
Died.

Ned Chamberlin, reported sick
some days ago with spinal meningitis,
died this morning, in the Pheasant
Hill neighborhood, which has been
the home of the family for so many
years Deceased was a son of the late
Rev. A. N. Chamberlin--a brother OF
Win, Arthur and Bob, Of this place.
The funeral viii take place at Pheas-
ant Hill tomorrow at nine o'clock.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-03-21
One want caIIs Eor Another.

Mrs Reamer has three line item
in our want" department offering
Buff Cochin eggs for sale. She has
had 50 many applications she now
contemplates advertising for one OF
those Preparations TO make hens
lay Great thing is this advertising
hnsinass
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-03-21

]. ]. Spencer went out on Big Cabin
creek west of town this morning to
look up site for wagon bridge. Mr..
Spencer will submit a proposition to
build an iron extension bridge, not to
exceed 100 foot span, for $500. Sew
eral bridges in Vinita vicinity would
certainly be a'good investment for our
merchants and citizens.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-03-21
Result of the Primary.

The democratic primary yesterday
resulted in the nomination of Jas. Il.
Sheehan, for mayor, and A. NJ. Clink-
scales, B. f. Fortncr, A. n. Green,
W. B, Raines and JAS. T. Ratclitf,
aldermen, and George BlaReney, re-
corier. There were two hundred and
forty odd votes polled of which j. r.
Sheehan, received l40.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-03-21
Oueered the Wires.

Last nights electric and wind
storm crossed the telephone wires in
several places, and this morning q
number OF phones were connected
and the talking was.almost equal to =
sewing bee or missionary society
meeting.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-03-21
About 500.

William Mantooth and wife, who
were burned out few days since,
while in the city yesterday were CIV
en- the money and goods donated to
them by our charitably inclined peo-
pie. They are deeply grateful for the
kiadress shown and desire to make
public acknowledgment Of the same
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-03-21
An Extension Bell.

Heretofore when our presses were
running and there was no one in the
room where the telephone is situated,
calls have frequently been unanswer-
ed. By placing an extension bell in
the printing room the telephone peo-
pie will now be able to get reply to
a call at all times.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-03-21
Ratciiff's Millinery Opening.

The Ratcliff Mercantile Co.'S. milli-
merry opening, which occurs Thursday
next from 4 in the afternoon till 10 at
night, promises to be up-to-date in ev-
cry detail, Mr.. Ratcliff will also have
music, and the pleasure of their Gus
TONERS and friends will be looked after
untlringly.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-03-21
NOTICE.

II there Is any one In or around vinita that
Is not well satisfied with the dental work
they have had done at this Office. call and
you will get check for the full amount you
paid for the work. on the the First Nation
"A Rank of viuita. Hundreds OF people have
been getting teeth filled and extracted with
out pain. Ask any OF them here. they are
ali reliable. bR W. ]. IgvINR. dentist,
Msf western Hotel. Office Rooms 44-aa
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-03-21
Fire on Lynch's Prairie.

]. L. Bumgarner reports that John
Stevens, renter on one Of ]. B. Ed
wards places, on Lynch's prairie, was
burned out few days since. The
fire caught in the smokehouse, burn
ing that building with its contents,
the dwelling and nearly all the
household goods.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-03-21
His Preliminary Examiuatiou,

William Mills, it is thought will be
well enough BY the latter part of the
week to be brought up to Vinita for
examination. on the charge OF wife
poisoning. He is now able 10 walk
about the house and out upon the
porch, and is being constantly
guarded.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-03-21
A Quiet Weddinx.

Miss Olive Mayme and Marion Car
penter. were united in marriage last
evening Al the parsonage by Rev. W.
T. King Their wedding was kept .
secret and only : very few knew il
had taken place.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-03-21
Dr.. rtlev B.ck.

DR.. Tilley. Of Pryor Greek. came in
this morning from Chicago. where he
has for six weeks been attending the
polyclinic and Frightening up in his
profession.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-03-21

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