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The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-10-02
Probabilities.
Fair tonight and Tomorrow.

day.
Fresh vegetables and frults-Vlnlta
meat store.
Prettlest line Of aanneette at Bad.
ett's you ever saw.
Johnnie Dameron came ln this
morning.
That sick headache Is malaria, try
Collins ague cure. DIV
Phaeton for sale, or will trade for
a horse; enquire here.
q Attorney W. W. Hastings returned to-
day from Tahlequah
Latest styles in Stetsons soft and
and stiff hats at Badgetts.
Have you seen that picture molding
at the Ming furniture store?
c. P. Jones came down from Welch on
business this morning.
See those new sldeboards at MIng's.
They are just what you need.
DIR. Caldwell's syrup Of pepsin is
now for sale by Peoples drugstore. DIV
Reverend M. &. Butler returned
from Talala last evening.
You will feel better tomorrow IL
you take Collins ague cure TO-
night. DIV
All kinds OF tin work. roofing and
repairing done at Bruce Cameron's
tin shop.
Henry Goddard and G. H. Harlow
are down from Kinnison today.
Red Cross ball blue makes clothes
: whittier than snow. Large 2 or package
only 5 cents. DIV
Boarders wanted, at private house,
close to town. Board reasonable.
Enquire here.
Colon lronside was down from his
farm on Wolf creek east OF Bluejacket. |
All kinds of vegetables and fruits,
and the incest meats In town at Vini- |
Ia meat store.
The bluest blue makes the whitest
white, that's Red Cross ball blue. Re-
fuce limitations. DIV
Mr.. Adams, stenographer for Judge
Gill, went to South McAlester this
morning
Warm days and cool nights cause
malaria and chills. Collins ague cure
will quickly cure you. DIV
Collins ague cure cures the kidneys,
works the liver, tones up the stomach
and pnrifies the bowels. DIV
B. L. Lafon of Bartlett, Kan, came
down today to enroll his family with the
Dawes commission.
Say; do you know that the best
meats, fruits and Vegetables are sold
at the Vinita meat store?
Buy your meats at the Vinita meat I
store. Fresh meat skillfully handled :
and deliveries promptly made.
Regular business meeting at the
Baptist church tomorrow night. A I
full attendance requested. C
Collins ague cure is an unfailing '
remedy for all liver and kidney trou. 9
Dles and a thorough blood purifier. DIV !
Bruce Cameron, the timer at w. :
w Miller's, can always be found. Ii
you need anything In this lIne see
aim.
Tom Prather came down from his
arm near Welch Monday to enroll $
With the Dawes commission. y
"Black Cat' hose for ladies' and I
;hildren. Every pair guaranteed to "
'iye satisfaction. Try a pair. Bad. b
'etts. N
Look out for malaria. 1t is season. 81
bile now. A few doses OF Prlckly Ash n
'itters is sure preventive. Chap Il
nan s. Briggs. dw Il
Cobb & McGlasson have sold out %
o Tom Cobb, and the store will be ~
moved TO Lewisville, Texas. !"
The key TO health Is 10 tho kidneys
nd liver. Keep these organs active
nd you have health, strength and W
heerful spirits. Prickly Ash Bitters Il
s a stimulant for the kidneys, regu- T
ates The liver, stomach land bowels. OF
golden household remedy. Fer d
ale by Chapman s Briggs. DIV d
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-10-02
Surprise Party.


Yesterday was Miss Lille Burns
birthday and number of her friends
surprised her with a delightful party
last evening. Miss Lille was invited
out to supper with Miss Willie Trott,
and on her return foundthe following
young people at her home who passed
a delightful evening: Misses Bessie
Brae, Laura Stevens. Bessie Barrett,
Fannie Knight, AL Trogden, Belle
Zunolt, Agnes Ficklln, Willie Trott,
Byrd Ironside, Ray Miller; Mr.. Way
man, E. N. Williamson, Mr.. Owen,
Vance McSpadden, Keller Walker,
Marshall Stephens, Ralph Green,
Roy Miller, Frank Goodykoontz, Tay-
lor Crutchfeld, Mr.. and Mrs. Swain.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-10-02

We have seen the frail infant when
the faint struggle foEexlstence seemed
almost ended, resusctated and made
strong by the use Of Whites cream
vermifuge; price 25c. Peoples drug
store. DIV
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-14
HARDWARE JoBBERs MEET.
Dealers and Manufacturers Gather
at Old Point.

Norfolk, Va, June lS.-The tenth an
bhal convention of the Southern Hard
ware Jobbers' Association was called to
order this morning at Hotel Chamber
lain, Old Point Comfort.
The convention was opened by Pres!-
dent o. B. Barker of Lynchburg. Va.
with an address of welcome. He was fol-
lowed by B. F. Atkinson of Fort Smith.
Ark, who delivered an address of well
come to the manufacturers. The response
was made by c. W. Asbury of Philadel-
phia.
Henry B. Lupton of the American
steel and Wire Company of New York.
next spoke on The Pleasure of the Man
ufacFureFs in Attending the Hardware
Conventions"
Next came the address of the presi-
dent, in which he reviewed the work of
the past year, trade conditions and the
business outlook. The addresses were fol-
lowed By an informal reception 10 the
manufacturers, guests and jobbers.
The afternoon session to-day was de-
voted to hearing reports and other rou-
tine business and a general five-minute
discussion of various questions.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-14
BIG EXCURSION TO DOUGLAS.
Will Take Place june 15-Work on
the Wnycross Air Line.

Douglas, Ga, June l3-Traflio Manager
Frank NJ Hawkins of the Waycross Air
Line Railroad. yesterday, accompanied
Messrs. Del. Saulsberry and S d. Pittnan
of the Waycross silver Cornet Band 10
Douglas TO inspect the driveway from
Douglas to Gaskin Springs. ana the cree
lion of pavilion at the springs. They
fixed upon Tuesday June 10, as the exact
date for the great picnic ana festivities,
when the Air Line Will run its first big
excursion from Waycross to Douglas,
bringing from Waycross 800 people With
additions along the line. The people of
Douglas will show visitors every attention
with that generous hospitality for which
they are noted.
Within two weeks the Air Line people
will commence laying iron from Lake TO
Nickers a distance of eleven miles the
roadbed all being graded and ready. 1t
will push the completion Of the road TO
Fitzgerald.
Capt. Miller OF the Nadley and Mount
Vernon Railroad Is in the city looking af-
ter the interes OF his road, which Is to
run from Augusta to Valdosta via Doug
Ms
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-14
ISSUES AND THE SITUATION.
Statements Made by Col. Bryan and
Chairman Jones.

Chicago, June 19.-The foll5wiog ate
ments by William j. Bryan and Chairman
Jones of the Democratic Natioral Commit
tee will be published by the TT bune to-
morrow:
Money imperialism and trusts will
be the three great issues in the
Democratic platform, money including
silver and paper. Imperialism carries mil
itarism and the Boer war. The contest in
South Africa is one where imperial is
now specifically applied, and therefore it
concerns the people of this country. The
Chicago Platform will be reaffirmed and
the new issues that nave arisen added to
its principles. / have not been asked by
Senator Jones or anybody else to drop IS
to l. William j. Bryan"
Il believe that Col William ]. Bryan
will carry every state he carried in 1896
and moreover will carry Kentucky and
Maryland. He has a splendid chance in
Indiana, Ohio and New York. The great
fight will be in New York and Ohio and
we have gained in both states since 1896
The Pacific coast is stronger to-day for
Col. Bryan than in 1896. Kansas and Col
oredo We will carry and the situation in
The two Dakotas is most encouraging
James X. Jones'"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-14
DEMOCRATS OF KENTUCKY.
To Meet TO-dy to Name Delegates
and Electors.

Louisville, June 19.-The Kentucky Dem
ocratic State convention will meet TO-
morrow afternoon to select delegates al
large to the Democratic National conven-
ton in Kansas City and two presidential
electors at large.
1t is regarded as almost certain that
Senator-elect ]. c. S. Blackburn, ex-Gov-
ernor James b. McCreary and Louis Nc
Quown of Warren. Will be three of the
four delegates 10 the national convention.
The resolutions will reaffirm the Chi
cogo platform, endorse Bryan for Presi-
dent, condemn the assassination OF Goe-
bel and stamp its approval upon the Dem
ocratio state administration, but will not
refer to state issues, as the convention TO
nominate state ticket including can
didote for governor, win be held at Lex
lngton on July 10.
1t is reported tonight that Senator
Blackburn will tomorrow introduce a res
oiution requesting Gov Beckham to cali
an extra session Of the Legislature to re-
peal the Goebel election law The report
is traced to dose friends of the Senator.
bur he has made no statement about the
matter,
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-14
DEMOCRATS READY TO FIGHT.
PREPARED TO CONTEST OHIO WITH
THE REPUBLICANS.

Ticket Put In the Field by the Con-
Ncntion at Columbus-NcLean Men
Asked for Nothing and They Got
1t-Bryan and the Chicago Plat
form Indorsed-PrOtest Against the
Government of Territory Outside
OF the Constitution.
Columbus. o., June lS.-The Demo rats
of Ohio to-day named the following ticket
Delegates t-Large-James KiIsonrne
Abraham w. Patrick, William S Thomas
and Horace l.. Chapman.
Alternate-M. O. BurnsS John Nc
sweeney c. 2. Brumbach and NJ. b. CIy-
burn.
-Large-Cen. Isaac r. Sheer
wood and Gen. A. j. Warner
Secretary of state-H. II. NJ Fadden
Judge Of the Supreme Court-Allen W
Smalley.
Dairy and Food Commissioner-Bsu
B. Yates.
School COMMISSIONER. D. Simpkins.
Member of the Board of Public Works
Peter Y. Brown.
After continuous session of over nine
adjourned tonight. 1t was a slate smash
ing and record-breaking convention. The
Mclean man said yesterday they were
asking for nothing, and they certainly got
nothing They helped those who have
been opposing them to the places of party
distinction aud responsibility
There was a notable absence of The Nc
Lean leaders here this week. and very
few of those who Were in the city, outside
of the delegates, went to the convention
hall.
The Ohio Platform.
The platform indorses Bryan and in
structs the delegates 90 support him at
Kansas City An abstract of it's other
p,anks follows:
we reafdrm our adherence to the Dem
ocratic national platform adopted at Chi
cago in 1896. But new and grave issues
have arisen, threatening the safety of
free government itself which should COM
mand at this time the most serious at
tentlon. of all patriotic citizens.
I'VE enter our protest against the doe
trine that the President or Congress can
govern acquired territory outside and in
dependently of the Constitution of the
United States, as a doctrine utterly sub
versive of every foundation principle of
our government. We denounce imperial
Ism uiiufl any pitAtllSt as necessarily
leading to m.tarism and as wholly for
eign TO our system of government We
denounce the Porto Rican tariff bill as a
palpable violation of the fundamental
principles of our government
TRUSTS and monopolies formed for the
purpose of arbitrarily controlling produc-
ton and prices in the interest solely of
combined capital, mean Industrial serfdom
for the mass of the people. We demand
that not only shall existing laws against
combinations in restraint Of trade be rig
Idly enforced, but, believing that protec-
tive tariffs ond railway Determinations
have been, and SIN are, the chief support =
ers Of monopolies, we favor the removal
of all duties from imports monopolized by
trusts and demand the repeal of all laws
giving special privilege.
I'VE denounce the currency law passed
by the present Congress and demand that
the general government shall not only coin
the metals, but shall issue and regulate
the volume of paper currency also in the
interests of all the people"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-14
AGAINST ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Iptcr-ocenn Seeks to Join with the
Denver Post.


Denver Post.
Springfield, H.. June BIN the Supreme
Court to Cay the Chicago Inter-Ocean
asked leave 10 be made rarity defend
ant in The proceedings in mandamus
brought by the Denver Post against the
Assoc a ed Press
In it's let ton the In'er-Ocean claims
to be a ssockholder in the Associated
Press, holding eight shares of the stock
of tie corr grafton. The petition states
that wh,n the new board of directors was
al cted after the decision of this court
giving the Inter-Ocean the right to de-
mand the news service of the Associated
Press, Melville E, stone, who had been
manager CT that corporati- n for many
years, RESIGNED and went to New York.
whsre he organized another Associated
Press ard Immediately sent out letters
20 all members of the press in Illinois
advising them to withdraw and become
members Of the new organization, claim
ing that course was necessary in ord ar
II carry out the puIpo CT the organi-
cation.
The petition further states that it is the
belief Of the Infer-Ocean management
that this mandamus proceedings was
brought with the consent of the Associ-
ated Press in order to Immediately notify
all its members that the court will grant
an order and compel the corporation to
furnish the service to any paper that
will pay the rates fixed. The Inter-Ocean
says it does not believe che mandamus
proceedings is brought in good faith, but
is simply part Of a scheme to get mem
bers to withdraw and join the New York
organization, thus disrlpting the Illinois
concern
The New York Evening Journal to-day
fled a petition for mandamus in the Su-
preme Court to compel the Associated
Press to furnish its news service TO them.
The petition is the same as the one filed
by the Denver Post several days ago.
Leave to be filed in the court has been
granted in the Post case The Post writ
was made returnabe IN five days.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-14

Chicago. June 19--The Problems Of
jewish Charities in Small Cities" by Rev.
DR.. l. Cal sh Richmond, Va, was the
first pauer Rad at to-day's session of
the national conference Of Jewish chart
ties. Tho report OF The committee on
unto m RECORDS was then taken up and
dscusse4.
The following officers were' elected
President. Max Senior, Cincinnati; vice
presidents, Mrs. S. Pisko, Denver, and J..
s. Isaacs. New York; secretary, Miss
Hannah Marks, Cincinnati.
Rabbi Edward Calisch Of Richmond. va.
before adjournment, delivered an address
strongly denouncing the practice OF CIV
Ing sumptuous charity balls, banquets,
fairs, bazars and similar entertainments.
He criticised rich people who Join in
charity work with a view Of gratifying
their own vanity in seeking to be known
as eaders in philanlhropIc work.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-14

Celebration Over Triton Thomas
VILE aud Gulf Road.

Thomasvllle. Ca, June lathe com
mencement exercises of Young Female
College were concluded last night. The
following young ladies' received diplomas;
Misses Mamie Libby. with first honor;
Lucie Carroll, with second honor; Jennie
Dillon and Arll Butler. The song Ken
lucky Babe" by Miss Kale Coyle and the
violin playing by lille Miss Belle Betz-
man were enthusiastically received by the
large audience.
Thomasville will celebrate the building
of the Triton, Townsville and Gulf Rail-
road in suitable manner 1t is thought
now the road win be finished 10 this Gty
by July 4. Committees have been selected
10 arrange for an appropriate celebration.
Triton and Moullrie, as well as the small
er places on the new road, viii join in the
occasion. day will be fixed upon later.
Judge Hansell has given notice that no
jury cases win be tried at the adjourned
term Of Thomas Superior Court, which
meets next week.
There has been TOO much rain for fruit
and general crops of late.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-14
KUMASSlE ON HALF RATIONS
GOLD COAST GARRISON IN GREAT
NEED on RELIEF.

Letter From Gov. Hodsaon Wired
by Col. WiIIcockS Who Is in COM
mand of The Relief Expedition
Great Numbers of Ashanti Rebel
Hnve Erected Bnrricades to OF
pose the Relieving Force-Wif'
cocks Advance Has Been DeInyc =
by Rains.
London June 10, 7:45 p. m.-The follov,
ing dispatch has been received at tn r
Colonial Office from Col. Willcocks, (
command of the Ashanti relief expeC
ton:
''Prahsu, June IA letter has ju.
been received from the governor of I
Gold Coast (slr S r Hodgsom dat
Kumasaie, June T. 1t is as brief as pos
be. Following is its substance:
ION several occasions unsuccessful
tempts have been made TO get off lette:
He informs me that he inclosed a col
Of another, Of May L. which l have n
received
'Kumassie is garrisoned by 700 natl
troops under the command of Mai. Ha
ris acting commissioner and ccmmAn
ant of the northern territories who
succeeded in entering the place from Il.
north.
Troops Short of Rntionn.
THE Europeans aud other troops ar,
on half ratons The supplies Of ammi
milton at Kumassie are not sufficient
low offer sive measures and must b
husbanded in case of the reinforcement
net arriving
The march for the relief OF Kumass c
VIII he met by great numbers of rebe
who have constructed stockades and Dc
impedimerts in the way. such as tree
Ih2ro are also s;ockades sarroundir
huma e, offer ng The r b Il good she
Ter. The rebsls have Races built up
trees ard have used them to open fir.
from
The state Ct TIE he lth of Ku1assi
Is coed, but 1900 persons OF the NATIVE
community are In a state OF destituti5n
immediate assistance is required.
me endorsements which have reach
ed the Gold Coast, most of which hoy,
crossed the Prah, comprise 100 OF The Ia
COS CHaussa) force and fifty Of the Sierra
Icons frontier police with Maxims and
Ieia guns. These are In addition 10 the
colo Coast constabulary and Gold Coast
police. Further reinforcements. amount
ing 10 w men. ore being sent from Sierra
Leone and Northern and Southern Nj
geria' and viii reach Cape Coast in the
course of a few days
The advance Of The relieving force has
been delayed by heavy rains and the diff
Healty OF obtaining carriers of whom 6od
nave arrived from Cape Coast and have
proceeded up the country June H."
Col. Wilcocks was al Prahsu June -
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-14
BANKERS WILL AID FARMERS.
TO ASSIST IN PLANS TO UPHOLD
PRICE OF COTTON.

Suitable Resolutions On the Subject
VIII Probably De Passed by the
Bankers Mt Lithia Springs To-day.
Hon. HOke Smith and Mr.. Harvie
Jordan Urged Such Action Many
Bankers Present From All Parts of
state.
Lithia Springs, Ga, June 1S.-The ninth
annual session of the Georgia Bankers
Association was called to order here this
morning in the ball room of the Sweet
water Park Hotel by First Vice President
p. E. May of Augusta President j. G..
Rhea of Griffin was unable to be present
on account of the critical illness of his
wife.
One of the first things done by the con-
vention was 10 telegraph resolution of
coincidence to President Rhea.
The annual address of the PRESIDENT was
read by the secretary, showing the asso-
1iation in a fourishng condition, with the
largest membership in It's history An
interesting paper was read by Cashier J..
T. Orme of Atlanta.
One of the features Of the session to-day
was a notable address by Hon. Hoke
Smith, in which he gave the bankers some
porlant papers to be read, which gives
promise of an interesting and profitable
session.
Delegates from all over the state are
here and there are several millions of
money represented.
Will Aid the Farmers.
The Georgia Bankers have shown to-
day tn ir evident determination 10 take
such steps and adopt such meth ds as
Of
Georgia TO hold their cotton in the fall
TN il they obtain what they cons Ger to
Re fair price for the staple.
The bankers. ACCORDING 10 statements
made during the convent on his molni
are determined TO all the ia m : dming
the ia by making a supreme effort 70
maintain TIE same price for the cotton
that was realized during g the PAST eas)n.
I he tarkers after tie me ting to-day
have come into a fuller REALIZATION Of
tho fret Il at the cotton growing int rests
are closely ALI, d with those Ct the bank
ing busint S..
Hen. EoAe Smith of Atlanta. in his
speech 10 TIE conven;i this morning
vrsed the ta~kers to give every possible
aid to the farme in ob,ainng s cents
or mere for their cotton.
Harvie Jordan. PIE iGent of the South
crn Coiton Growers Association
ty special invitation addressed the
convention urSlnS that the banke-S adop
resolutions pledging themselves to all
farmers by advancing money 10 thcm On
their crops. The matter has been taken u
by the Executive Council and Su table
resolutions viii be introduced to-day.
Savannah is represented at the CONVEX
ticn by F. r. Bloolworrh, II. a. Crane
and John M. Hogan, all of whom Rave
taken prominent stands on all qpesti,ns.
The session Today was largely given
to hearing reports.
Tonight William Hickey, manager of
the Sweetwater Tark Hotel, rendered an
elegant banquet to the visiling hank rs.
which was Il decided success, nj which
was an occasion of much wit ana elc-
uuence
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-14
MANY BAPTIST CHURCHES
VIII Take Part in the New Century
Movement.

hONtmGnt.
Allan a, June IS After two entire days
of invention the s ale secretaries of the
several Baptist state boards of the South
and members OF the committee on CO.
cp ration tonight reached a decision in
regard to the new century movement.
Closest cooperation is assured between
the several State b ards and the COM
IN tie on coop raucn of the Southern
Baptist convention without any inter
ference with existing denomlnational ma
chinery.
Tie work Ct enlst.ng and enrolling 49,
tO) PATTI church within the Southern
states, inducing Oklahoma and the In
dian Territory, and in collecting the
large contributions for missions al home
ard abroad aud for education devolves
upon Rev. Frs Kerfc OF. Landrum and
Tiche- Or Of Goo gia, Rev. Drs. Frost,
burrows ard Folk of Tennessee, and Rev.
Drs. Wi lingEam, Ryland ard Mr. Will
liam Ellyson.
These gentleman will report at the next
session Of the CONVEX tion, which is 10
be held at New orleans.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-14
MONEY IN BEE CULTURE.
In Mr.. Livingston's Apiary the Bees
Make Honey by the Pound.

In Mr.. LivinEston's Apfary the Bees
Make Honey by the Pound.
ie, Ca, Jure 13-Mr. T. w. Living
stan formerly of Iowa. but row OF this
lace, has demo nstrated the fact that
there is morey in bee Gu ture Mr.. L,y-
ngs on } al an ap.ary in Iowa when his
h-slth b came bad and he cided 10
Gene South and try Georgia's climate.
After a year or two near Dalton he de-
cide1 that this section would prove more
profitable He removed his colonies OF
hees here
The hives are 50 constructed that they
hold a number of small four-inch frames
ana tie bees place just one pound Of
honey in each frame. AS they are filed
1t is easy to lift them out and put empty
frames in TIER pace. The result is the
Loney is shipped to the consumer Just
the bees eft II.
Mr. Livingston is a man of intelligence
WHO udles his business and knows Il
thoroughly. The returns for this season
are already coming in and he will clear
several hundred dollars on his apiary
his year.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-14
RESCUED FROM SINKING BARK.
steamer Iran Picked Up n Crew OF
= Fourteen Men.

Norfolk, Va, June 1S.-The British
steamer Iran. of the johnson line, arrived
at Lambert's Point this afternoon from
Liverpool She had on. board crew oil
fourteen men rescued from the Norwegian
Ozark Cleveland.
The Cleveland, bound from Southamp.
ton. England. to West Bay sprang leak
The crew had been twenty days at The
pumps when the Iran rescued them, The
bark, a 2,00C-ton vessel, was IN ballast and
was fast going to pieces. Before dayOreaB
The Iron sirutiS a gale, IN which II Is sup.
posed the bark went to pieces
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-14

Columbus, Ga, June 13.-Luke Hoffman.
baggage master, who left on TIE ut ern
train for Atlanta.at O'Clock. was hrou HI
back 10 Columbus on the O'Clock Train
tonight. having been badly irjvr, n ar
Waverly Hail. Some mscre ant threw a
rock into the train. which struck Mr.
Hoffman on the head. making sew r,
wound and incapacitatlng him for contin
ulng his run.