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The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-10-19
LEGAL SIDE ONLY
Was Considered in The Recent
Hearing Before Judge Vande-
venter and The Secretary
is Yet 10 Pass Upon
Equitable Phase.

The decision of Judge Vande-
venter IN the Cherokee OIL and
Gas company lease case has been
practically completed and will be
made public upon the return to
Washington OF Secretary Hitch
cock next Wednesday.
The attorney general holds that
the Curtis law is constitutional
and that under il the secretary has
ample authority 10 approve the
leases applied for. This Is purely
the legal question presented.
Judge Vandeventer will then
suggest that there is an equitable
side of the proposition, which Is
left entirely with the secretary for
decision. This involves the ques-
ton az to whether oil has been
discovered by the Cherokee OIL
and Gas company in commercial
quantities. This has been re-
peatedly asserted, but never au-
thenticated.
The books OF the Cnerokee na-
tion, showing that il oil has>been
found in commercial quantities.
the company have not complied
with the agreement as TO royal
ties.
Ii has also been asserted that
the oil company has obtained the
consent of the individual Indians
to go upon their lands, but this
also has not been proven. Judge
VanDevanter will suggest that the
company should furnish the de.
partment with satisfactory evi-
dence upon these twos questions
before the leases are approved.
1t is within the power OF the
Secretary 10 grant the leases with
out any further consideration ol
the case and his final decision it
expected next week.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-10-19

opposed to union with Oklahoma,
indications are that the Indian ter.
ritory will finally be absorbed in
to single state and | am willing
to abide by the will of the major
ity, as the people are usually
right. My principal objection to
union with Oklahoma is on ac-
count of the droughts that terri
tory suffers at intervals. They
will injure the credit of the entire
state, and it will be another case
of bleeding Kansas ! think the
question should be put directly to
the people, as have little faith in
the Muskogee convention accom-
plishing anything. If the people
indicate that they want single
statehood Isay let il come"
%**
w. L. Halseil.-"l have never
been an advocate of single stale
hood. but would welcome i; in
preference to present conditions.
Oklahoma is in debt, and do not
approve Of having it's burdens sad
died on the Indian territory, which
i~ free from debt at present.
However, am in favor OF union
in single statehood if there is no
other solution of our troubles"
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-10-19
SOME ARE OPPOSED
In Measure to Union With Okla
noma, But Would Welcome
Union OF Any Character
in Preference TO Pres
ent Conditions.

The intolerable political and
commercial conditions existing in
the Indian territory, have aroused
the citizens from leihargic ac-
ceptance of their enforced bondage
and they will demand remedial
measures from the coming Con-
gress.
Statehood is accepted as the one
solution of the vexing questions
confronting the territory, and or
ganized effort will be made for its
accomplishment. The general
sentiment is for statehood of any
character in preference to con-
tinuance of present conditions.
To obtain the sentiment of the
citizers of Vinita. the Chieftain
obtained the following expressions
of opinion from several Of the rep.
resenta;ive men of the town.
That there is an unanimity of
sentiment is shown ia the follow
ing expressions OF opinion:
DR.. M. FrsEees-"Ce Certainly am
in favor of single state. Okla
homa belongs to US anyway. 1t
was ours before the boomers got it,
and when we are given statehood
we want il back again. One big,
strong state is better than two
puny ones. Let Us go in at once
and secure statehood and get out
of the hands of the politicians in
both territories. We ought to be
able to carve out a good constitu-
ton and an able government from
the two territories" !"
~
]. Il. Turner.-"I am heartily in
favor Of statehood; separate from
Oklahoma il we can, with Oklaho-
ma if we must. The elective fran
chise Is Of too priceless value TO be
lightly refused. 1t viii necessarily
place in the hands of the people
the right TO choose those whom
they will have to rule over them,
and enable them 10 settle among
themselves so many of the Ques'
tons. that vex them and for the So
luton Of which they can now only
suffer and wait. The right of rep
resentation has been won by the
people at such a cost Of blood and
treasure, and is such a boon that ]
cannot see how any one can IN
derate il TO such an extent as TO be
opposed to statehood. / hope
that the Cherokee people viii ap-
preciale this opportunity, attend
the convention at Muskogee on the
14th Of November and lay upon il
a guiding hand"
~
EN-. Ratcliff.-"I am in favor ol
statehood, single. double or other
wise. The present conditions ex-
listing in the territory are not only
unsatisfactory but are almost in.
tolerable. Statehood is our only
remedy and l stand ready to assist
in any movemertto that end. ;"
] w. H. Darrough.-"While am
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-10-19

w. H. DarIough.-"WhiIe l am
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-10-19

EN-. Ratclifi.-"I am in favor Of
statehood, single. double or other
wise. The present conditions ex-
listing in the territory are not only
unsatisfactory but are almost in
tolerable. Statehood is our only
remedy and l stand ready to assist
in any movement 20 that end"
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-09-10
L. Nirn"ry OF Mrs. wilson.

Mrs. Mary a. Wilson was born May
gust i9,h, 1901 age - years, 3 months
and ) days. Mrs. Wilson was tho
mother OF nine children go. four pre-
rr,irA h,r to the spirit land, while in
sun., J. 6, -. g and I. J, two daugh-
trr, Airs. jefferson Qdultlcbuum and
Mrs. t. }. kinaru; IT grand children
aud niue great grand children. This
IL ~ one OF those blessed old mothers
vino llv> q Though the most trying days
that the Southern people have ever wit
messed. Snr WAS left with four small
thiidrc,. Her husband and eldest son
were takrn into that cruel Cunfrdcr-
ate wan AT It's early beginning and tho
ashra ot the dear father lie today upon
foreign lnnu. On, what II trying time.
\ Inutn''r left with four small children;
II rrirp," hInd, to battle not only for
rhr food nni clothing Of those children;
nuL also to look after their moral us
we'll ~ secular training, but her heart
was 80 tall Of II mOthrr', love and care
l"r her children that she lnbUrrd day
and uirnt, ami earnestly prayed that
she ing br spared to 1.-Two To sec them
raised, and God kindly answered her
prayer.
Ihr urcrlsrd was Il member Of Bach
man Chapel Evangelical Lutheran
Il L. r.,I
according to her request, the body WAS
uu'"tiy iaid to rrst in Colony grave
yard. Her pastor, Rrv. II. i. Counts,
conducting thu funeral service. She
Mas II Christian woman, though she
haN no, brrr permitted TO attend
cnnrrh tor sUlnc time on account OF her
iIIu,'@s. We think Of her not onl y as II
"i friend, but almost ~ IL mother.
S''u hat ki"d word for everybody
We ext. ud our sincere sympathy to the
lowed ores in their sad ailliction, and
sincerely hope that God will help them
to prerrrc 70 meet their mother in that
happy !and.
ID arcs; -islcr, thou has left us
Her" 'hy loss We deeply feel,
But tbs iiud that hath bercft us
, lite can all our sorrows heal.
Vet again We hope to meet thee
Whru toe day of life is He'd,
Then III heaven with joy tn greet the,
Where no farewell tear j. shed.
JIMMIE fpPS.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-09-10
81 Pnul'a ItSn,s.

Cotton crops arc not as good as WAS
once though Too much rain
Some of our farmers have sold cotton
Of the new crop.
Wnt,rmclons and fruit are getting
scarce.
Miss Betty Brady, Of Newhcrry, is
visiting a. MIR. l.. |. Epting's.
Misses Elliott Duncan, Matte Sloan
aud HELEN Hunter, Of Nrwncrry,, and
Jessie Mosclry, Of Prosperity, visited
nt Mrs ELLA Bedcnbaugh's last week
and attended the Chitren's Day picnic
at ST. l'au.'s on "Wednesday.
We always have Il large audience nt
s.. pauPs during our annual church
picnic, but this year it WAS very large.
Dear friends, you don't know how
proud it made III feel to see You all
rhr duy WIS an ideal ono. Everybody
looked plnnsant and in good hum"r.
The addresses on this occasion were
most interesting and instructive The
Rev, w. II. Hillcr, OF Prosperity, and
Rev. $ G. Bnlicntinc. OF White Rock
spoke in the morning. After dinner.
during the intcrmissiOn the ladies' sold
two very pretty quilts and rcfrcsh-
mcnts that nctted them near twenty
dollars. The afternoon addresses were
delivered by Hon Jno. G. Gogguns aud
Prof. W. *. Sligh, of Ncwbcrry, and
Maj. II. G. Wise, of Prosperity. ltwns
IL day spent most prolitably to nll.
Miss Grace Bcdcnhnugh is visiting
ut Sclwood, S. G..
The merchants ut Pomnria are in the
market TO buy your cotton and to sell
you goods as cheap as you can get them
anywhc q else.
There will be ~ barbecue at Bethlehem
| church on Wednesday the llth inst
Net proceeds to go to the church
Come, everybody, to this cue and have
Il good time and IL good dinucr, for the
Dutch Fork people know how to cook Il
good dinner and treat you royalty.
The lonng folks enjoyed themselves
at an entertainment, n passing party
| at Mr.. l.. |. Eptings on last Friday eve
| ming. PUSH.
Sept 9, 1901.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-09-10
GlNanInRa from Timothy Creek

Mr.. Noah Taylor has moved his saw
| mill near here on Mr.. Luke Nichols
| place to saw up his timber.
MIR. John Cromer has bought Il new
mower and rake.
Mrs, Lula Hunter has returned home
from Lexington where she visited her
| grandmother.
MIR. John Cousins gave musical in
honor Of his nephew, Mr.. John Cling,
| Tuesday night. There were twenty
young ladies present Mr.. Luther Eel
lers, Miss Ola Fcllcrs and Professor
Nleckly furnished the music Mr..
Cling Is II young man OF fine abilities,
and is native Of Florida. lie has
been on trip to New York, aud
stopped over Il while in Newberry
County to spend IL while with his uncle.
lie left for his home in Florida yestor-
day.
Wo hear of Il great deal OF sickness.
Glad to say Mr.. Jim Cromer is about
again.
The ladies Of St Luke's have finished
two beautiful! quilts missionary quilts.
Everybody should see them. They
were exhibited at the picnic last Satur-
day.
Miss Mary Boozer is visiting her
brothers family, Mr.. D. II. Boozer.
Mr. Luther Cousins lost valuable
milch COW last Monday. lie had tied
her out to Craze and found her n short
while after with her neck broke.
Little Miss Julia and Master Oliu
Reighly have been on visit to their
uncle, Mr.. w. Berley Cromer.
Mr.. Press Hawkins Is building more
to his already comfortable dwelling.
Mr.. Daniel BoOzer Is hauling in lum
ber to repair his dwelling.
Sept. 5, 1901 VERONA.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-09-10
Items From Mayb!nton.

~ Lave not written for your valu-
able anu urwsv "llrrald and News" for
QHitr awhilr | viii try to give you Il
few Items from this up-to.datc city.
Miss Maud Gillian who has been
very i'll for several weeks with typhoid
fever il some better. We arc glad tc
hear lhi' and hope she will soon be able
:" he ont again among her friends
where sNc has been sadly missed since
she has hccn confined to her bed. Miss
lois, her sister has had Il severe spell
nl sorn + yes but they are better too.
Miss Winnie Cromcr, of the Mt
rir"sNua ncishhorhood, has been on a
viai, to Mr. John Giliam's family.
MrS. W. d. Maybin visited her sister,
Mrs. deter ut Both Eden last week. Lit.
tie Miss Francis Jotcr came home with
her and will spend awhile.
Missr" Clara and Nal Douglass whu
have been visiting relatives here for
the last month have returned to their
homo a. Glenn Springs.
Tho Maybinton ball team attended a
picnic At Goshen Hill on Aug. 30, and
crossed oats with the nine of that place.
The scoI" stood I to 10 in favor of Co
shcn lila. Tho boys report Il nice time
even if they did get beat. Try them
| again, mayhc next time you'n do bet
ter.
Rev. w. B. Justus will conduct n
protrartra meeting ut Ebcnczer church,
beginning tho third Sunday in Srptem.
Der, II. hopes 10 have Mr.. Dan Drane
with him to preside ut the organ. "Mlr.
Dan" is fine organist and singer, and
all OF his friends will be delighted to
have hin in our midst again.
The NJ isses Matthews, of Jaapa, have
returned home after Il pleasant visit 70
their aunt, Mrs. Jack Henderson.
Miss Mary Cotield is visiting her ss.
ter, Mrs Jetcr, Mt Beth Eden.
Mr.. }. B Richards, Maybintou's q
leading merchant, IL having a beautiful
rosidonc y erected.
Miss Kitchens, OF Union, is visiting
at Mr.. J B. Richards.
Some Of our Young people attended q
dance at the hOspitablc home of MIR.
Maxwell Sims in the Goshen Hill com.
munity on last Wednesday night. A
very largo crowd was present Fine
mnsic was furnished by tho Brock
Band" which was the very best we
have ever heard outside g town. Ev-
cry one "almost enjoyed themselves to
DEATH" and hopes Mr.. Sims will be SO
kind rs to let us have another reel
soon. "Fairy Belle"
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-09-10
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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-09-10
Excelsior 4tenla.

We arc having some beautiful wealth
cr now.
Our school closed Friday and Prof.
Henry returned to his home Saturday.
Cotton opening rapidly and picking
Is on move. The cotton crop in this
section will not be as good as last year
We are asked to state that there will
be preaching at Colony church next
Sunday morning at II o'clock by Rev.
Prof. w. K. Sigh.
Mr.. l.. Nj. Cook il making some i'm
provements on his dwelling house.
Miss jamie Kinard Is visiting Miss
Lora Shealy.
"Chips" had "u interesting letter
last week as to how parents should
raise their children. The letter was
full OF good solid sense. Would that
all parents wero more cautious as to
raising their boys. Glad to say the
girls as rule will take care of them
solves. The girls are the only hope OF
the country.
Our people have boon attending the
tent meeting held at Prosperity the
past week by Rev. Mr.. Kinard. Mr..
Kinard Is an able speaker and he cor.
tertainly comes down on all kinds OF
sin and vice with a vim. Would that
all the preachers would speak the
plain truth to their people. Hope his
meeting will result in much good.
SIGMA
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-09-10
pUSISiinl ENT OF CHDI.EOCZ

A good deal Of interest i being mani
tested rs to the probable punishmrnt OF
C2olgocH, tho man who shot the prrsi.
dent. n Now York crim,uAi lawyer,
discussing this matter, says:
"IIis assailunt must he tried under
the laws Of New York Vhr president,
under tho statutes, is no moro sacred
than our humblcst citizen Grimes
against one arc punishable rs crimes
against the other. Should the prrsi-
don't dio, CzolgocH would ho tried for
murder. Should he recover, the pun.
ishmont to be motcd out Is trivial, con-
sdcring the enormiiy Of his oifcnse.
Tho maximum penalty would be ten
years, and this could bo commnted for
good behavior TO the cxtont of three
and q half years, leaving six and ono.
half years rs the actual term of i'm
prIsonment."
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-09-10
OUR PROSPERITY LETTER,
IiEMs NE lNrt KESr rKow il\r;
TOWN,

Dr CA k,nlrr has arrived IN town
ami viii huv cotton ~""d "In'n this
winI"r
Our srhool opened last Monday morn
ing with fall rrr"lImrn, nf ynpjiS.
Mrs W \. Mosrl"y aud Miss Marie
Bnho arc IN Atlanta on avi~il iN friends
and relatives.
Mr.. J. +. Brown, who has been spend.
ing his vacation with his par"nts in
North Carolina. is agate mt his post at
tho Southern.
Mail Clerk B |. Wheeler has been
in town the past wrck visiting his pa
rrnts
Misses Lillian Smith ami nndiG De
mis- have been on "A visit tn MIR. NJ. r..
Bedcnbangh's family the past week.
Mr.. Allen tapers came np last week
from Columbia and has accepted II po-
sitiou with the Prosperity ltrv,rw,
Miss Almu Mates, Of EXcrlsinr, spent
the past week with her aunt, Mrs. b. B.
Schumpcrt.
Miss Della Bowers has been elected
| principal Of the high school at Fort
| Motto, $. G..
Mr.. J. \. Counts is now clerk at the
| postollcr.
MIR. \. l. RrdrnhauHh was sworn in
last Thursday, and the dispcnsary was
| opened about II o'clock.
, I, ),,l>,
Holloway left last Thursday Tor II lew
| days visit At Srlwnod, =. {.
Miss Grorgic Schumpcrt and Eva
Lcstcr are clcrking for Schumprrt and
| Lester.
| Mcssrs. r. II. Wclch and j. Il. Hun
ter, of your city, was in town last Thurs
| day afternoon ON business.
| Evangelist Kinard has his Gospel
where he has large congregations II,
every meeting.
| Miss Bessie Wheeler, of Excelsior
| spent ]nst Thursday night with Mis-
| Gcorgic SchumpcrL.
Mr.. Joe Hartman is o!ersing fn
Schumprrt Il Lester.
Mr.. G. :. Merchant has been clecte,
marshal Of our Gown.
We must congratulatc our city faith
crs, also Mr.. $. l.. Fcllcrs, for havin,
our streets worked so nicely.
Mr.. W. w. Wheeler has withdraw,
from the firm Of Mulfctt & Co., and ha
accepted the position of bookkecper fo
Hawkins Bros.
] Mr.. O. l.. Schumpert, Jr., is associ
atcd with Mr.. G. A. Maifrtt now, NV
ing purchased Mr.. w. w. Whcclerf
! part of the stock Of goods
MIR. l.. &. Schumpert, Of Ga, Is on
visit to MIR. b. B. Schumpcrt's family
Mr.. j. l.. Fellers, DR., who has charge
Of Il telegraph office in Aiken County
is visiting relatives in town aud sur
| rounding community.
Miss Lille Merchant visited MIR. L.
G. Merchants family the past week.
Miss Maybell Stewart, our accom-
| plishcd music teacher, has Il large class
| 4 dozen or more bales of cotton were
sold the past week at prices ranging
from I! to cents.
| Mr.. NJ. &. Morris. who is travelling
for popular hardware house, of At
lanta, spent Saturday and Sunday will
his family here.
Mr.. Logan Wyse, Of Saluda County
spent last Friday night and Saturday
in town.
! Our merchants are opening lou O
new goods, and the stores have u city
like air on them now.
MIR. and Mrs. c.. S. Rikard spent last
Saturday and Sunday with her mother
| nj liz. l.. NJ. Counts.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-09-10
1t DaZZcls the World,

No discovery in medicine has ever
created one quarter Of the excitement
that has been caused by DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption. It's
severest tests have been on hopeless
victims of Consumption, Pneumonia,
Hemorrage, Pleurisy and Bronchitis'
thousands of whom it has restored TO
perfect health. For Coughs, Colds.
Asthma, Group, Hay Fever, Hoarseness
and Whooping Cough it is the quick
est, susest cure in the world. 1t is sJld
by all druggists who guarantee satisfac.
tion or refund money. Large bottles
50c. and $l.O0. Trial bottles free.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-09-10
The old cup dcfendcr, tho Columbia.

The old cup defender, tho Columbia,
has been chosen over the new boat,
tho Constitution, to dcfchd tho cup In
this years races. Tho Shamrock il,
Sir Thomas Lipton's challenger, 1t is
said is no mean antagonist, and her
chances for lifting tho cup which has
remained IN America for so long, are
very good. .
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-09-10
All summer weight Clothing closing
| out at cost. JamiesOn's. If

Farmers, bring or send the fruits
of your labors to the State Fair at
Columbia, Oct, 2Sth to Nov. 1st, and
you need not exclaim, as many are
heard to do every year, II can beat
that"
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-09-10
LOST OR MISLAID.

certificate Of stock No. So In the
New erry Cotton Seed Oil Mill and
F"rtilizrr Company standing in tho
name OF Mr.. w. G. Schaeffer on the
books of said company. Application
has been made for duplicate of same
w. @. SCHAEFFER,
l%3t Savannah, Ga.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-09-10
Sept. 9, 1901.

If you ha,, anything to exhibit at
the State Fair send to Secretary Hol-
loway, at Pomaria, S. c., for Il pre-.
minm list. Do not delay to do 80.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-09-10

is the only cure for Poison OAK, Poison
Ivy, and all noNious plaltS. Il is conn
posed exclusively OF sand herbs. Now
is the time tn get the poison out of your
system, as delay makes rour rNraiti"n
worse. Don't experiment longer with
salvcs, washes and soaps--thcy never cure.
Mr.. :. NJ. McrshAIl, h"'"kkrcl rr II :hr Atlanta
tEa) Gas Light Co, WAS luiSoncd Mith Poison
Oak. lie took SuiphuI Arsenic and ": i"n'
other drugs, aud applied e\'rrnailv nurnc;"ri
lotions and savcS VIE, no benefit. \! time; the
swelling and Inflammation was % S'N.ic lIC was
almost blind. For iSht N"'uS IL" .: en- would
break ont cvciv season. u = rNulii,'u wl; much
improved after taking one r'N't.r =. s : AMI
few bottles rlrarra h'S h i Uf ~" p""r.i. aud
all evidences of the Gi%eaS u;~nl' .'tI.,d.
People arc often poisoned without
knowing when or how. Explain your case
fully to our physicians, and they will
| checrfully give such information and adj
vice as you require, without charge, and
| we will send at the same time an interest.
! Ing book on Blood and Skin Diseases.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA. CA.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-09-10

Childrcn's Ku4c Suits that sold $22
now ST. IS Jamicson's. ttf
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-09-10

almost as soon as the little bl,stcrs and
puS,ulcS appeared the poison had reached
tho blood, and Will break out Ht regular
intervals and each time III Il more arrr;,.
waited form. This poison will loitcr III Tic
system for years, and every atom of it
must hc forced ont of tho blood before You
can expect Il perfect, permanent cure.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-09-10
BULLETIN

Milbmn House, Buffalo, N. Y, Tues
day morning, 7 Il. m.-Presidrnt Nc
kinlcy Inst night spent most com
Portable night since he was shot. Pulse.
us; temperature, 100 4: respiration, rs.
Strong hopes are now entertained for
complete recovery.
(Signtd) Presidents Physicians.
COKrELLYOU, Sec. to the President.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-09-10
The PRESIDENTS CONDITION
LASr NIGuTTuE MOSr rCOMEOIk u:
SINCE ruE TKaaEDE.
Thr thnnC,a Now Arc That tho r,csid"ni
VIII Fully Recover Tho ff1cinl Ruli"iin
F,om Nta Nr,is'dc Chis morntns.

Especial Hullrtin to lINrald aud News |
The following special bulletin from
President McKinlry's bedside WAS sent
ont NJ I O'Clock this morning 10y his
private secretary, Mr.. Cortcllyou, aud
IL the latest Official nows Of the lrrsi-
dents condition. The bulletin reads
Us follows: