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The evening times., 1899-03-23
a Frightful Blunder

viii often cause horrible Burn, Scald Cut
or Bruise. Bucklen's Arnioa Salve, the best il.
the world, will kill the pain and promptly heal
it. Cures Old Sores Fever Sores, Ulcers, Boils,
Felons, Corns, all Skin Eruptions. Best Pile
cure earth. 0Ply 25 cents box. Cure guar
Street.
The evening times., 1899-03-23
TO CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY
DIED..

DIED.
HALL-on Monday. March %. 1880 CHARLES
Z. HALL. son of Florence and Henry Hall.
Funeral Thursday al l o'clock at Zion Baptist
Church. II
HALI-on Wednesday, March g. ISoa, at $50
a. m, SAMUEL p. HALL, Youngest son OF
Richard and Mary F. Hail. aged two months and
four days.
Funeral private
God in his wisdom has recalled him.
The voice we loved is stilled
A place is vacant in our home
Which never can be filed
1t BY HIS SISTER
CoMMINS-on March 81, 1899. at GA Street
northeast. at 1l:19 p. m, after long Illness
MRS. A. NJ, wife of the late Moses A. Commns
in the seventy eighth year of her age
Funeral from her former residence, Vienna
Va, Friday. at l0:30 a. ma22- -2t-e:n
The evening times., 1899-03-23

I have been afflicted with rheumatism for four
teen years. and nothing seemed to give any relief
was able TO be around IL the time but constantly
suffering. hsd tined everything | could hear Of
and at last told t, try Chambe-iain's Pain
Balm. which l did. and was immediately re-
iieved and in short time cured. am happy u
say that IL has not since retuFned.-Josh Edgar.
Germantown, Cal. For sale by Henry Evans
Wholesale and Retail Druggist, 9SS Street north.
west; Connecticut Avenue and S Street north
wrst and li2s Maryland Avenue northeast
TO CURE COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxatiye Biomo Quinine Tablets All drug.
gists refund the money ii it fails to care 2sc
The genuine has L. b. O. on each tablet
The evening times., 1899-03-23
AN ELECTRIC MOTOR COMBINE.
Vehicle Transportation Company In

Sehfcie transportation Company In
cOrpOrRted in New jersey.
Trenton, N. j.. March 23-The New
England Electric Vehicle Transportation
Company was incorporated here late yes
terday with a capitalization of S25, ,o00, eco.
The company is believed to be controlled
by the Widener- Elkins Syndicate. OF Phi!a-
delphia, which has already incorporated
several other similar companies
The incorporators are James E. Hays of
Camden; Arthur Phillips. and August
Treadwell, jr., both of SO Wall Street, New
York
The evening times., 1899-03-23
sL0o fnrs3 Skirts.

New Spring Skirts. made of cheviot
and storm serge, in black and navy
bIue-cut in the latest style, percaline
lined. bound with the new water
proof binding-some have the new loop
and button back Only one to II 90
customer Cash or credit. i'VJ
The evening times., 1899-03-23
AN INSANE MURDERER DYING.
BroI.e Glass in His Cell and Destroy
ed His Eyes.

Birmingham. Ala. March 23.-WEIiam
Harris, young planter from Cocsa coun-
ty, who suddenly became insane and stab
bed Tom Gum, his friend, to DEATH while
the latter was visiting him, is dying in
jail at Dadeville.
Yesterday Harris broke enc OF the e ass
windows in his cell, and. taking piece OF
glass, cut out both of his eyes.
Harris claimed that God commissioned
him TO Kill Gum and another man. but
that he spared the other man, after Gum
had agreed to die
The evening times., 1899-03-23

DISSOLUTION NOTICE.-The corartner-
ship heretofore existing between c. R.
HOOPER and r. HI. ESKRIDGE, trading
cery business at the northeast corner OF
Ninth Street and South Carolina Avenue
southeast. has been dissolved by mutual
consent on the 1st day of March. 1899.
The business will be continued by r. II.
Eskridge, who will receive all mcn2yS due
and pay all accounts against the firm.
ma20-3t-em
The evening times., 1899-03-23
59c fer sec Wash Waists.

All the newest effects in Ladies'
Wash Waists; detachable collars
laundered cuffs. in black and eolored
stripes. checks, plaids; they come in
percales and lawns; perfect fitting;
good value at SOC. Our price, Q1C
cash or credit ~
The evening times., 1899-03-23
PETITION FOR DIVORCE.
yirgie l.. brown Seeks Release FroI
Marital Bonds.

Virgie L. Brown today through her at
torney, James L. Bendy. fled petition for
divorce from her husband, Wesley D
suit.
The parties were married in this city in
October, 1887, but lived together for only
two years, when Mrs. Brown alleges that
her husband was associating with women
of doubtful character.
The evening times., 1899-03-23
s4.9s for $40 Taiior.made Suits.

These suits are strictly up-to-date
in the new shades of cheviot and serge
materials; jackets have REFER and fly
fronts. and are silk-linsd; finished
seams: new flare and circUlar-shaped
skirts: new loop and button back;
selling at other stores for SO.
Our price for Friday only, cash "a GQ
or credit fsVO
The evening times., 1899-03-23
52c for SIPS Table Covers.

Turkey red Table Covers in black
and red, green and red. and white
and red, ali warranted fast eolors- SOC
S125 value Cash OF Credit. ~
The evening times., 1899-03-23
69c for SL25 Wrsppers.

Ladies Wrappers, made Of percales
and lawn Some are made with full
front and back, epaulettes. sleeves
and collar trimmed With dainty lace
others have yoke back and front,
epaulettes over shoulders trimmed with
braid, fitted waist lining, full length
and width. sl-25 value. Cash 60C
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59c for 75c Pefficoafs.

Ladies' Black Satlne Petticoats. cut
expressly for the new skirts-12-inch
corded rufflss - Friday only. 1nC
n Sh nv, erodif ~
The evening times., 1899-03-23

Boys Shirt Waists. in percale and
domet flannel: fast colors; all
sizes; 80 and 25c. values; 1910
cash or credit. ..........-.i iI2
The evening times., 1899-03-23

Mems and Boys 49c. White Unlaun-
dered Shirts; linen bosom. REINFORCED
front and back: good soft-hnished
muslin; patent split neckband; 1SC
cash nr credit ~
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Mems 15c. Tan and Black Half
Hose; full regular made and seamless;
guaranteed fast colors; cash or &c
O.g
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lie for soc Corsets.

Ladies' Corsets. double side steels
and extra steel down front. in drab
and white. csc value. Cash or 17C
Children's &C Kandkerchiefs with &c
borders. Cash or Credit.
The evening times., 1899-03-23

&c Toilet. Fancy and EGck 17c
Toweling. Cash or Credit. OS
sc Fancy Twill ToweIing. DC
Cash or Credit. it... IS
121-2c all-linen glass ToweIing in
blue and red checked. Cash QIC
or Credit. O4
AIl-linen fringed Towels with
s3SS;9. s35@sFs &c Value. Cash or 1Oe
The evening times., 1899-03-23

Fridays Notion Bargains.
dozen Safety Pins: all sizes. lie
1Oc. Ammonia. rubber stopper -4c
SC CarterS Ink
SC Mucilage: pure gum. &c
Rubber-tipped Lead Pencils. for-Ic
15c fellows Swansdown Face
Powder Observation-Disclosures
SC. yard Velvet Skirt Binding. in
green, brown, old rose, and black...2c
&C. strip of Garter Elastic, in
black and checked ----.---..Se
SC. Cheseborough Vaseline. -.-.-.3e
dozen Shoe Buttons lie
Dozen Brass Drapery Pins Il lie
Dozen Shoe Laces. fat and round. &c
100 yards Machine Silk. .1c
sc. Engraved Belt Pins. .1c
Pearl Buttons. all sizes
&C. Ironing Wax. -1e
&c. Mourning Pins --1e box
Sc. Hat Pins &c doZ
Bone Casing, all shades. ..---.---.5 &c
&C. Kid Hair Curriers'. &c
dozen Hooks and Eyes. ........-1 lie
sc. Pin Books. sc
T. Red Embroidery Cotton, sp'ls.5c.
25c. Cologne. -lec
Sc Petroleum Jelly. y.---.-.-.-.-.2c PC
yds Feather-stitched Braid. -. 4c
Paper Gold and Silver-eyed Nee
dies -1c
lee. Sperm Machine oil--.-----3
sc. Cabinet Hairpins. assorted -4e
IL 1-2c. Ladies' Belts. sc
Sam'I FIiedIandeI & Co.
Successors to the New York
Cloth-ng House.
3ff SEVENTH ST. 3ff
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ToEeIing Department.

ham Curtains, full length and c0C
width. Worth S1.25. Cash or Credit W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-03

Comparatively ftw IF those who are familiar
with tn names Vt Burns's two famous h.;,rs
Tam % Shanter aud Sputrr Johnny art aware
Il The actual DESIGNATION of thu tAp "a rfhi.s
or that associated rs they ar 100 Eufu~s Im-
mortal pages. iu death they ar. undivided as
they sl~rp not tar from each other Iu krl.s-
Noll Churchyari Tn stone which marks th.
gray, OF john Davidson tSOutDr JuhuuAl ll.
fallen into decay. Lat the NAME Us ~tiI l,eiln.
To the right Of the grave new tombstone has
been placed an exact copy Of the ul luD AMI
b' ar.ng IN addition. the names uf the SouirrS
sons AMI nephews tho latter Of uhou tNp SOD
number. died rs recently as l~.G ThrN had
lis e'i in krkosW Mi. ami l"ft considerable. for
itn" Tia" st1t. e,an""t David Grlhame Tam
% Shant'D was 'i..t.d by hm ,o IN, ul.uor,
CART. Tam VII. Sourr johnny ln-d in 1906
't'i seventy n'n' tnd Tam in ISL. aged soy
'r5 tAD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-03

D...t ry .,.- D..l. -r...I
t'' p,' %" Charlie '''
Mr Lionel Decle entered thr F'rn', Ar"y a7
trooper in 1873. II" had no' 80 attained h1
majority Toward tho clos" ~ a.e o"t t'-
ludo- 100 the det current DO Franc. mat .''r-
man officers may strike their m'u ami 'faat
them kc slaves" and adds 4 b'iey. g.. as
SO Al the time Of the FurcJ-Prgss.1 war ~
then Jaw such acts II barharity committed -
officers" Mr. Declo. or bis own showing m4.t
have been about ten years ~ age AZ fhr uu. =
H.. Franco Prussian War His reports ~ "hat
th,. German III l.rs may have done Oh o. ir ,rro
at that time must. therefore 3D. received N.'h
sor,l.. caution. But II is with the Fr rrh Army
that D.. deals in this book and whom >. D9-,. %
,..t.. .uthoritv ON the .ulf... our ..l-t. .... 7
increased ON page 2lO he enters upon ,t. -.-
ci.,I...e ..,.. If his adventures Being urat.. t.
,l..,.,. ,l...,,h th. regular channels perm, .
to .,..l..., ,,i, 40 paris ,n ..,,,-,.,t ,,.. i,,
h,,... b.. won't il li..,I.-. v.ta fa. r.,..-
,ar,.. .r pa r,..nily sergeant major a,I na h.s
ro,.irr found that ha had i.rr betrayed by 0r,
Of h.- ...g comrades He clncoct.I ID story p,
explain aHay hi. king q bounds hl' l..'i
not a,.,.l f,.,. ..,...t Though ~ xguli a,,rar
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-03

G..rHt. f.r
I..rw ,nI Talor ~ NV coii.se. "Nia,ri ,.I In
81, milan, r,r.nlny
,,..,.,.. ,..,,,,o.. ,,.. .,,o..,.,.,t Ir, His
.,n.f., .s , dieicnlt emo and his method IF
..... ,. ,,.. mas, tii,,,,i,,,in,, i, the
o..,ll eut b.. MAY fn.,ly ,tr,. that avan IN.
,... ,i.,r.,,,h ,...,r,h I.o,... ~. history Of
nj. ,..t,i t,n.l.3 and obscure. ~. is As lucid as
ht. .,..,pol ,utb,r,,io. o,in ,ln,, him 10 be-
Fur,i.rmoro. although ~, may hc hard 90 road
q r,t..nt study of his work i. arunly rewarded
In treating that Holy Roman rmpirc. which. ac-
ru.line TO Vo!tairr. uls neither holy nor
R.n,ln. nor an enpir,. hr has not attempted To-
construct n ,nin,t. lrI c1ns.cutiv, narrative.
IT,. rj.rt IL, simply .to examiu. the working IF
thc Imperial iI.a during that portion = mod
sr1al history Whom. hre.ng assumed d"tri'"
tr..f.-..al shape 10 operated MS a powerful IN
''u...,- ''er 'ho I"s'.nies of Germany AMI Italy.
wish t. SOL" how the m1chin" .f imperial GOV
erun.u' -. rked IN th's" countries from th' r"-
r.r'l .f thr empire ly OTTO To- the downfall of
'h' - 'h"hstauI'n dynasty
I;"''nY Speaking. it may %" sad 'hA' the
i"i " "''"'n" worked win only "r's'''i'
'"'' moss 'n '''n COUNTRIES I'" '"' '''''
part 'i '"' 'h'h century I'd 'A' - '''h' 'i
th" thirteenth Mr.. Fisher shows u5 Nhy.
"ri.A N.r 1a,n--l. me MOST heroic ana sp."ndii
heni" .a 1I As strenuous .in" kn"" l"''"t'A
"rN 'hlt the machn" would only work when
IL "'- administered hy a practical and practts"i
Land arm called m" Roman E"p'''r Dy
'lt'i' 'il nance. h' SAid' yet j. IS o"'
ShH 80" % domination ana an empty hln"'
our v'r over the city u Rome h' shaken
from our hands obviously the German kings
REGARDED 'h"ir imperial risht as largely mat
i'l '' might But Il was Of the DIVINE orh-
nance" mat they nfsi thought German culture
in that early time was oI the crud'si sort but
81 iA' royal mind was un'et'ered inc r'ya
imdsnation was certainly not sluggish. u re-
spoul'i eagerly to the luckening touch " the
.mi.tIlI idea. Had II not been prophesied that
;h" ,upire WAS destined 10 last until the ap-
pearluce Of Autichiiste In the middle Il the
tenth century. ALTO Bishop of Iuxucil spocu-
lat.- AS {, tins ren,oi. occurrence and alluies
.or,,',rontly IN IN. belief hold by .sorna IF our
l..,..--- tbat a Fr3ukish king -Niu govern the
Roman Empire Who'll. and entire n. WIFI b.-
r.r..,., th. last AZ. of th. world and 0tu ~,
,b.. .,.,ios, and last If an kings ,,ho after
rr..-.. ~on,ly GOVERNING his kinglon ,,,u coro
10, n... a.. f.r,.,i.,, ,rlf,,.I ,,.,, t,.....,,
..t 81. .~.,.r nj, ,h. ,f.,,,,, -, ,,i,.. -,
,r,,,,..i,,. l.,. ,h... ,i,v.l f,,,. ,,,,, il, IN.
,,h. ,.,...., ,,.... ~, r..,...
.,. ,.,,,. - ,.., .,
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'' 80 '"' ''''''''' Imp -
'"'''' were 'n' .''0S'''' '''n PASSIONS VINE"
"''' MS nue. '', r''''''''>'''''y ''i' ''''-
'"" ~ a." "''' WING" W. - ''''" '"'"N 'n'
1'"''' 10 i.''''' III me CAS-
u '"r M''''N'I E''p''' i'ul'i'" ~ t'uhI'.
me reason Is not var I'D seek
II must DE remembered that the Germans and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-03

'.''"' 80, .t..
Pol 'h ."P''''' f''''''
Wal'HE u Il P''i"'' d. vas ~ ''' '' .
10 ''' iroir ' "'. '''. ''''' ,,.,,,
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81 ..'....... ...,,, .,.. e,..,l.i,,s
,;,i. ,.,,,,,l,, anal ,,,,,,..,.,l sons,
,,,, ,,,i, his les, ,,ltb hin, as an fnal.onablo
..h.r,,,,.. b.. lived his law The early oeis-
.,.. .... .,,.,,,... -, ,i,lat. tb..... au.i~ut
,.i......,c , MIGHTY. risk,
. ..,.. ..,, 40, ,.,,,...-
o., ,,.,r,.,,...., sh,,nle rr,,n TAX
.,,., ,b. it, T., ,ho first ,l,c. tho i.np.rial
,.., ,,,,i , anita. ,l,i,.rat.. tho idea. taken
iut, th.. immortal head in ifs infancy. As our
.uth,r nuts IL -if vow scratched tho Roman
t.,,..,,, Won, would find boneath the German
,.i,.'..,...,,o y,f,b ,.o,ll moan nm innate ra-
.., e.r ..,,.,i,., ,..r,,,.r la.,s This was AZ
,,,. ~ tb. differentiation dynasty as Of the
,..,t.t.,, ,,, .r ,.,.liti.n -, this innpalrable
,., ..,f,,,li. .i.,,.iG.,,, ,l.-t.cl. IN the path
..,. .,t f.,..,. If .I,. Italian anil German
....... -, . 81. .t.i .,...,. If ,,,. %. fer
-, e., .. ,, ........., ....... , ,h. sfl If
,i,. f.,.,....r ,r; ....,r.,.l it ,s rho uroiies-
ti,n,tl. ,,,.,..,,.i... If in. German King 10
v.,r. Nm. i,,n.,i,l crown Tb.y were prepared
T., maintain his ri,bt AGAINST any claim IF tho
Pom. Tho or.,afss wore also faithful. which
.,,. ,ur,,f,i,,, ,.,,,sb ,,rtu II ia roo1izad
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-03

Ia France just HON every other writer is
bclr- -trikin.ly affected by t,r Drryfus a@ita
ton Even an rpicuroau like VI. AnatoIc
France fails 10 Keep the "anairc' at arms
length Not "A week pa-~rS without the pub
uriuon of >Dmr WORK If irtion winch is col
orrd 10y The authors racial and religious
passions We hlv" already noted thc results
~ Nine parmc~tctcr> Investigations in the
matter. which go to show that the sex question
in fiction is. for Oh" me az least rrlrslird To-
the background II win Dee interesting I'D ,cc
whether 1hr present curious conditinn- in
French letters VIII ho pertinent. This can
only hc l~.crian"d after several years have
passed l;ut there is one notable point - bc
cous,d, red suggesting that not only viii anti
DrcvlU-i~n a. o general element i'm French lii
crlturc ~lr"dIy PASS aut That 4 will leave no
onpriu, single monument. In MI III" Great
Hood Of passion stained look, there E., not one
hy an author Of genuine creative powers. there
is not one that from d literary point Of yirN
Is really admirable W. France cpiur~ nearest
to succeeding in The lllllruii Irt of maxim, bad
thinking good literature. Bul W. France is,
after ALL 40 great creative genius The French
men who have pul their feelings over the ORGY
rus case uto their books viii not DE, able -
look back At the latter with the pride 81 authors
who have expressed rlc nohlc> spin, of their
nation ia great crisis They ran only feel
that their Ibor- have been wasted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-03

the publisher, WI follow 'hr example they LET
Themselves las, year issuing The fcVr,i po,~.bl"
"ocutr, table" murlim"utI.
nv... ,...,. t.n... ., ,l,t Matthew Arnold
n,,,,,,, - ,l,, r,,il,.,i,o. .,,. nm. nnbanpv
,.-,......r. Mr. ..i,t.bu,,.- n.v ,n.1,,.r
-..I n.,. a.. ln,, qhat
... ,,.,..,,,... ,...,l. ~ \l.tth., A,n,lJ" Kut
,,,.,, .,,,l.,..r,,..,.l,. ,,,,,i- IL, Ano,,
,,...... .f... rl,l..,.n.. .h.,,,l1 III.
.,,.. .., \ir ..,.,,t-i,,.r, ,,r
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-03-09
RecessionaI.

-'God of our fathers, known OF old
Lord OF our far-fi flung battle line
Beneath whose awful hand we hold
Dominion over palm and pine
Lord God OF Hosts. be with us yet,
Lest we forget-lest We forget"
The tumult aud the shouting dies
The captains and the kings depart;
Still stands thine ancient sacrifice.
An humble ana contrite heart.
Lord Sod of Hosts. be with US yet,
Lest we forget-lest we forget,
Far-called our Davies melt away
On dune and headIands sinks the fire.
Lo. all our pomp OF yesterday
Is one with Nineyeh and Tyre,
Judge OF the Nations. spare us yet,
Lest we forget-lest we forget,
II drunk with sight ofpower we loose
Wild tongues that have not Thee in awe
Such boasting as the Gentiles use
Or lesser breeds without the Law
Lord God OF Hosts. be with us yet.
Lest we forget-lest we forget.
For heather heart that puts her trust
In reeking tube and iron shard-
All valiant dust that builds on dust,
And guarding calls not thee to guard
For frantic boast and foolish word.
Thy Mercy on Thy people. Lord
Amen. -RuDYARD KIPLISG.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-03-09

DR., Meredith vacclnatcd II head OF
cattle Tuesday for Mat Hawkins, to
prevent black-leg
Wanted ~ An experienced dining
room girl at Hotel Green TO commence
work March 18th. stf
L. ID. Long, one of The Daily Chief
tain's Falkland readers, is in the city
on some court matters.
An industrious gardener who mas
had experience in market gardening
is wanted. Apply here.
Sheriff Neil Ward and Deputy Sher-
iff Leach came in on the Frisco from
Foyil yesterday evening.
Col. Porter, OF Caney, Kansas, ar
rived last night and IS in attendance
at the U. S. court today.
Attorney VIM. P. Thompson, of
Tahlequah, is attending to business
before Judge Thomas court.
/. D. Highleman, Of Chetopa, was in
the city yesterday, accompanied by F.
II. Wasson, from-well the B. l. T.
NJ. X. Barron has sold his black
smithing business to D. c. Maloney,
who takes charge of the business to-
day.
The Fraternal Aid had a good
meeting last night. Mrs. Mary
Browning was taken in as new men,
Der.
Mrs. Adelia Sparks, clerk in the
Clark s. Lane store at Alton, came
town this morning on some business
matters.
b. c. Cameron, the timer, while
paying his subscription this week said:
II am always ready to pay my sub
scription to The Daily Chieftain.
A steady stream of prospectors are
flowing into Vinita and all are form
ing a very good opinion OF Vinita-
and one which the future will justify.
Zeke Parnell returned from South
west City yesterday, and says times
are dull over that way. Zeke rather
thinks he will go TO Colorado in a
week or two.
DR.. Bagby returned today from
Kansas City, where he has been at
tending Rev. Leonard Davidson's
wife, who was taken to the hospital
for treatment.
II you want good laundry work
done telephone number eight or take
your package to the Excelsior steam
laundry. Low prices, good work and
quick delivery guaranteed.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-03-09
A Good Showing.

Lew Mason, the new hide buyer
who has just recently located in vi
nita, said to The Daily Chieftain man
yesterday: II begun business here a
week ago last Friday, and have bought
s1400 worth of hides, wool and furs,
up to today" Mr.. Mason not only
looks out for what comes into the
Vinita market, but buys at nearly
every town in this section. He is
wide-awake business man, up-to-date
in his line OF business.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-03-09
Married.

Marriage licenses were issued by J.
G. Anderson to James Cooper and
Miss Belle Curry, both from South
west City, Mo. The ceremony took
place this afternoon. John Cooper,
brother of the groom, accompanied
them to Vinita. The happy couple
leave tonight for Iowa, Mo-, to visit
relatives.
J. w. Calvin and Myrtle Lacey,
both from Chelsea, were married at
The city ofllce today BY Mayor 7. NJ.
Huntingdon.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-03-09
Probabilities,
Far tonight and Friday.

Flowing has begun.
Mrs. ]. A. Chandler is quite i'll.
Peoples drug store for prescriptions
Collars, pads, whips, at Lee Bar
rett's.
Neal Ward of Foyil, is in the city
today.
A good farm for rent. Enquire at
this office.
Simpson Melton, Of Grove, is in
town today.
John Bullock is here from Clare
more today.
Emmett Rea came in from the west
last evening.
W. w. Hadley came in from McFall
last evening.
John Warren came up from Adair
this morning.
@. D. Markham, of Tahlequah, is
attending court
William Campbell, OF Claremore, is
In the city today.
Wanted-A furnished room. Ap-
ply at this office.
White sewing machines $40 and SIS,
at the Singer office. st
e. N. Ratcliff went to his farm near
WEIGH this morning.
There will be dance at the Halsell
building this evening.
The frame OF Mr.. Churchill's new
house was raised today.
Pies Thompson and John Webb
went to Hayden today.
John Minshall was in town today.
No news in his section.
The w. G. T. U. met with Mrs A.
NJ. Brock this afternoon.
Lee Conner, of the Beck Grocery Co.,
-Claremore, is in the city.
Will sell lot in Vinita and guaran-
tee soft water. Dave Taylor. %
Tip Mayes came up from the Pryor
Greek neighborhood this morning.
Dock Bridgeman is happy. He has
his position back as sexton again.
Greatest event Of the season-a bar
gain in harness at Lee Barrett's.
4
Jos. Scott goes to Wagner in the
morning. He missed the train today.
The farmers are getting their ma
-chinery in readiness for spring work.
Team, wagon and harness for sale
cheap. Enquire at this office. d&wtf
Mrs. Wallace Ross, of Tahlequah, /
is visiting the family of. S. Daven-
port
J. H. Buffers sister, Miss Bell, left
on the north bound train this1
morning.
w. d. DuPree lost a fine COW and
calf last night from what seems to be
black-leg,
Miss Etolia North, OF Labady, NO., !
cousin of Miss Lizzie Djckey, is visit
ing in the city.
Ms Milstead came in this morning II
fFon Neosho, and is a guest Of Mrs.
n n. Miller. Il
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The Grove Litigants.

The case of l.. d. Crawford against
G. j. Wells ended yesterday by the
jury returning a verdict in favor Of
the plaintiff, LID. Crawford, in the
sum OF $3.50 and liquidation of the
note in controversy.
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Missionary Society.

The meeting of the Woman's Fore
ign Missionary society of the Metho-
dist church fhas been changed from
Tuesday to tomorrow, Friday after
noon, at o'clock when they will meet
at the residence OF Mrs. J. o. Hall.
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Notice.

There will be a mass meeting of the
colored voters Of the city Of Vinita at
the Baptist church tonight, 7:30 sharp.
Every colored voter is earnestly re-
Quested to be present.
Respectfully,
LOUIS 4. BRowK,
0Ko. 7. LYNCH.
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Lodging House.

G. A. Whitney has rented the build
ing between his restaurant and the
Cobb house, and is fitting it up with
new beds, mattresses, feather pillows,
and the like, for a lodging house.
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A Reading Circle.

The Epworth league had business
meeting last evening. There was a
very good attendance and arrange
ments were made to have regular
reading circle.