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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-07-18

The National party 70. the east
side OF Grand river, will me . at
Grove today, TO nominate one can
dldate for the Cherokee senate, and
three candidates for the council.
The time to pay municipal tax Is
up next Saturday, July 20, and Mar
shal Ledbetier requests the Daily
Chieftain to announce that after that
date there will be penalty attached.
An aged Kansan, Ira Douthert, by
name, who was en- route 81 the Ell
Reno land Offices lost one OF his team
OF horses, through sunstroke, in
front Of Badgetvs store, Tuesday
afternoon.
l. A. Ellis, at one time principal OF
Worcester Academy, but now Of
Kansas City was pleasant caller
today. Mr.. Ellis is with the Funk &
Wagnalls, Co., Kansas CITY, and Is
on bis way to Oklahoma City.
The Schrimpshaw-Strother uup-
tlals Tuesday, witnessed the Initial
performance OF Clerk Lybrdnd, as
tier OF matrimonial knots. The cere-
mony was characterized by the same
grace that has made Robert a man
among ladies'.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-07-18
Is Assured by the Action Of
the City Council Last
Night,
PROBABLE LOCATION
OF the Artcsian Well That Will
Supply the Business Sec
ton With Water Will be
Near the Junction of Illi-
nois Avenue and Wilson ST..

Az the meeting Of the city coun.
Gil this week, an ordinance pro-
viding for tue drilling Of a public
artesian we'll, vas passed, and
committee coRsfsting Of +. g..
Cowan, L. p. Isbell and Charley
Moore, was appointed by Mayor
Shanahan, to select a location.
There was quite a difference OF
opinion amongst the members of
the committee at first, as "a th e
best site, for the proposed gusher,
but the necessity Of having IL COO,
tiguous to the mercantile quarter
Of the town, was scognized by the
majority, and II is thought that it
will be located near the junction
Of Illinois avenue end Wilson St.
AS soor, as the site is definitely
determ ined, the contract for drill
ing the we'll will be made, and the
work inaugurated at once. The
mani fold benefits resulting to the
city by the establishment Of a
public artesisn well, will be meal
culable IN value. Not only as q
convenience to the general public,
ar d as an additional protection
against fire, but as an advertise.
ment OF our splendid water sup.
ply, to those who are searching
for a location in this country. The
consensus of public opinion is,
that provisions should be added
for the establishment OF an orna-
mental fountain, from which the
healthful waters should flow con.
tinuously. Situated as the we'll
will be, in the most travelled sec.
tion OF the town, such a fountain
would attract the att enhon OF
every stranger, and do much tO
advertise the town, as the home oi
the best water in the Indian Ter
ritory.
The committee is coosidcring the
advisabiliiy of recommending that
an additional we'll be located al
South Park, in response to a petit
tion OF some citizens. for waite
supply in that section, but il is no
thought that it will be acted upoI
until after the establishment 0
the one in the business section Q
Ithe CITY.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-07-18
JUDGE TlBBILS DEAD,
Passes Away After a Lingering ILL
ness Last Night.

The Hon. VIII. Tibbils, United
Stat. Probate Commissioner, died
At his residence Sunday at 6:45.
He had Ireen i'll for the past eight
n ,onths, b. ing confined to his bed
for a greater portion Of that time.
Ju, 'ge Tibbil,' was "a years old
and ha, : resided in Vinila Tor the
last ten years.
For three or four years be mas
occupied the responsible posiuon
Of Probate Commisslo4er' aP'
pointed by Judge John r. Tt L'omas'
His genial disposition wor iOr
him many friends wherever ne
went, and he was possessed a.
many excellent qualities OF mluH
aud heart.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-07-18
Thousands OF HOmeseekers
Crowd the Registration
Office.
SEPARATE BOOTHS.
For Women and Soldiers Es-
tablished, Which Lessons
the Confusion Attending
the Registration of the
Vast Throng.

El Reno, Okla, July 16.-
Total registration of homeseek-
ers at El Reno and Fort Sill up
to 5 O'Clock this afternoon was
.55, 900. III Reno had another
heayy rush today, but the
record Of yesterday was not
reached by $500.
The number Of persons re-
gistered was s,s65, making a
total registration here of 39,-
500. At Fort Sill today there
were registered 1928 persons,
making a total registration
there 15, ,42s. This makes q
grand total of 55, ,12S, and the
government officials now ex.
press themselves as confident
that the registration will go
beyond the 100000 mark.
There was a jam around the
booths here from 6 o'clock this
morning till noon, but the
crowds were quiet.
Commissioner Richards es
tabllahed a booth for the ex
elusive use of old soldiers anC
~Fad men from the women'i
bo' This reduced the con
oootii' the minimum an'
fusion to seks 10 work rap
enabled the ca, - to NOV
idly and the la.
promptly. Rt
Receiver 4. r. Reid AM Z.
gister +. G. Sickles Of the laL
Office were placed in charge Of
the cid soldiers booth.
Tomorrow will be known as
Kansas day, as several ex-
cursions will be run from that
state. 1t is reported that the
Rock Island has arranged to
unload IL, 1000 people here to-
morrow.
Commissioners Richards will
establish two more booths ia
tho morning, making zen in all
and he believes his force will
ho able 10 register an comers
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-07-18
GOLF DEvOTEES.
Plsu to E,eoy tbe Ancient and Hon
Oraa5s Game.

4 The royal tbissis q Scotland
will soon grace re rolling e1Opes
of the Phillips addition. while
over the same uncerta.'n topogrA'
| 'by, the agile caddy will pursue
| IN, elusive golf ball. This Tss
defn itely decided after stor. ny
sessioh of the "Vinita Col
circle" l.eld Monday night.
Luman Il. Parker, after vainly
and ,avoring to show, that the
ir.ns planting of his ginseng plants
worIS transform the grounds ded-
ios,nS the ancient and honorable
80 ITO a awed.off, Ben
1on,o,a vas dispatched TO 81.
-, bGain car load Of
thistles.
Th;s n;o,,,.. sque feature which,
w,,h -. ut from Bull cre,k,
:. .5 ,ake the vsunled
a.',;I.-- ss'. och Katrine, look
environment OF l. -.
like Kansas durinl u'Ousns, s, !,
obtained through ~. 49, Sa,.-
Robert Lybrand. w ssYF
In eloquent phrase,l 'A0''' ui''',
OF removing sections III" 'oy =
weed, from the symL onie ao'
hosiery, he digressed, l. "Aee n.'
ancestry through Hob, ~es va
Holstein back "" .'n'
home of Roderic IN v
Such authority could eo D.
questioned, and the disooy esy Of
such close relations with oee
initial swatters oil the fasoin. 1slns
sphere, raised the heat 'sTy
over three holes.
The engaging OF oaddies md
'ther impedimenta, will 10 ke
place this week.
Seventeen copies Of "Twi ee
around the Links." by Miria n,
lave been purchased by the olu b,
md they but await tho arrival Of
he thistles, TO enter into the ~ VI
OF the sport.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-07-18
haye been received In anticipa-

have been received in anticipa-
tion Of tomorrow's rush.
The Choctaw railroad has ar
ranged to supply the city with
water from its big tanks if any
thing should go wrong with the
city water works. FL Reno still
is short Of ice, but six cars are
expected from various points
tonight. Ice consumers today
paid 81 a hundred for ice, the
price which prevails at Fort
Sill, which is thirty miles from
the railroad.
A message to the El Reno
American, r. A. Whites new
morning paper, which makes
its appearance tomorrow, says
that all is quiet at Fort Sill
and that the clerks continue to
reduce the congestion of people
waiting TO be registered. Abou,
1000 homeseekers arrived at
Fort Sill today, but as more
thar 5000 registered the Of
hcials were encouraged.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-07-18
READER.
Willie Vassar.

On July ith, 1901, the Death Angel
visited the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Il. Vassar, and took from their emu
brace, While, their little seven year
old son. All was done that loving
hands aud constant attending physi-
clans could do, but la spite OF all,
death claimed him fer his own. lie
was taken III with brain fever, Tues
4 ay aud died July llh. May the Lord
b, , gracious In blessing the hereayed
Ia d mourning family, and friends.
There Is no dcaihl
what seems 80 Il transltloni
r. his life OF mortal bregth
Is but . suburb Of the life elysian,-
W hose portals w call death.
IHc Is not dead.
The child OF our protection.
i3ut gone into that school whore
ilie 40 longer needs our protection,
AAnd Christ. uimself doth relen,
f.n that great cloiuter's
Stiffness and seclasloH,
Pay guardian angels led
safe from temptation.
safe irou sln'spolniluu,
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-07-18
JUDGE SPRINGER
WIN Not Lose Position as Cherokee
Attorney.

The report that Judge VIM NJ
Springer would be succeeded as at
10, .-ey for the Cherokee nation by
col 7, IN s. Carpenter, OF Kansas
!. r.,s,.l. Col, Carpenter Mon
day signed contract .ss y Ch.ro. Sp ~O
diional couasells =" n.ssaro,on
'ee nation with Chi, -
a nd will attend to legA ~, SO.
IA. 1t Judge Springer, ". 4,
ma, qifold duties, will be unab.
ooh after. The contract is sub
lest to the approval OF the nation
d COZ ncil but i. is expected it will
be apl ,roved.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-07-18
Roplng Conlr.t.

Vinita will be represente In the
roping contest, at Shawnee, Okla.
today, by contingent OF her
best cattle tumblers. Amongst those
who will furrow the earth. with the
twisted bovines will be, Heber Skin
ner, Sam Cobb, Joe Little, Tim Don
nelly Henry Trott, Blake Gore,
George Franklin and Tom Isbell.
Large purses have been offered, which
are expected to be put In circulation
Ia Vinlta when the last rope is tied.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-07-18

To the Voters Of Delaware Dis
trlcl: For reasons not necessary to
state, hereby decline the nomina-
tlon for councillor rendered me by the
national convention, held at Alton
on the 18th, inst. With my very best
wishes for the success OF the national
ticket ia the district, l am respect
fully, j. w. CHANDLER.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-07-18
Progressive Party.

Tie progressive % PARTY moll
What meeting! The Oolagah dele
gates had the patience Of Job! How
they did chang onr' Yer, they
"made" a i'o&el. Now it remains
60 see whether the men named by
four Or tiye "kickers,n will let their
names 90 before the people AS audi
Gates, when they knew nothing about
the "so-oalled" convention. IL is the
oplnion Of the people around Clare
more that those men are too sharp
for that. They will think there is
too much truth in the Latin express
sion, "Ex nihilo nlhit IT,"
READER.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-07-18
Admitted 10 PrnctIc. ,

A committee consisting OF :, ". n
Wilson, Geo. L. McCOlloch, nd MN.
Edminston, appointed by Ju dye gin,
to examine the qualification sof web
ster Wilder for practice h efsTe tb.'
United States court after an exan,.
inatlon Tuesday afternoo o, recom-
mended that he be admit, ID tp prac.
tlce. Mr.. Wilder left tC day for Sa.
puIa, where he will folio W his nro-
fesSiOn.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-07-18

precious Stones, 1908 in all, and many
OF them have interesting histories.
There is n magnificent sapphire which
Is said 20 have come from the ring
of Edward the Confessor. Then there
are 10 small sapphires, II emeralds,
four ruhies, OF which one belonged to
the Black Prince; four double-shaped
pearls, 2Ts other pearls, 1868 brilliant
diamonds, i47 table diamonds and1, ,27i
rose diamonds.
With all this mass of jewels the
whole crown weighs only 80 ounces.
II was made IN 1898 for Queen Vic
toria's coronation from jewels taken
from old crowns, and is valued at
sl,s0O,O00 The cap is OF crimson vel
vet lined with white silk, and has an
ermine border.
II is not the most costly royal crown
In Europe; that distinction is asserted
Cor the crown belonging 70 Portugal,
which Il valued at ss.ooo,ooo. The
crown which represents the emallest
ouilay s. that Of Ropmapia u Is
made out % hlt oi old Iron eapipred
~ piesna
Tho most beautifui crown D. that Of
the king Of Denmark II is simple IN
design. but Of artistic workmanship
the leaves by which the eirclet Is sur
mounted being curyeC and veined b.
precious stones, and each Leaf orna
mented by a magnifeent Jewell
Tho oldest crown in Europe, whicl
Il also the smallest. measuring onl
six inches IN diameter. Is the iroI
crown Of Lomhardy.
The one crown which "A distlngui5he
ne sacred crown s that ~ ilun
- IA Is reverea hy ne peoplel ,.
a tH
..l rI l1s ifnN
n. AN
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-07-18
Downing NomInaIIons.

In accordance with a call issued by
j. r. Hastings, the Downing party
met in general convention, at Grove,
/. T., July 10, aud the following
named persons we're nominated: For
senate, j. H. Gibson. For council,
Henry Beck, David McGhee, Geo. A.
GOV
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-07-18
DAYLIGHT RAID
By the Bonnie Men OF the cls Il
sopsr.

'ris but The sTOma from ne y
mown hay IN lord" quolh ori y
Rider.
"Sirrah" Issponde a his chi II.
"Tell me not so, Jon zephyr, is as
fun Of hops, % Sir Pr eslon De gvis
before q jury.f
~ have an aslae hmons for
hope m lord.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-07-18
KTNe EDwARD,s BEsT cRowN.
me uasal Heaapieee a . Jewelrg
shob Au W ffsell, ana itn
cort Was qi.sod,0oo,

~ tNN uNfNNNti"" ~ f-'N
WI, aud Queen Ale2andra f"uf crowns
N ia used, The chief one, known as
". Viptoria's crown, was the ono
Queer. usoa IN the ceremony OF
actually king, the second one
browning IA, ~ning the queen con-
was used IN GRO tWo were worn
sort. aud the 9th, ',g the services
~ their maiesties dur. ~uing, says
fcllovfnp. the actual croA,
the Ne~ York sun. a Of
ahese. together with the s"o' =
.t.te the scentcrs and coron'''o'-
rsng. an taken from the tower ~ ps1
,l.r ~ the earl marshal oi tns'Sef,
,serr in the costalr AZ the NeHn. w
Westminxicr dHI ibf s8fNN Nf'''
services. ,..
phn Queer Vfet4 w 't'f''
~. n. ........ N N#tN N|
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-07-18


strove 70 attach myself, unto all
in sight. Well HE ourselves unto
the hike"
~ fair would see, who thus
lrespasses, upon me feudal rights.
stealtbily they followed the arc
matte trail until the rustic draw
that abruptly ends in the chad
ows Of the Castle Cobb, was
reached. Then fastening his
clutch upon his clansman's biceps
and twisting a farewell hitch on
his shifting kilt, the chief, with
flashing optics hoarsely whispered
"sbl shl s-hl tot softly through
your fife,
This is the day. This is The way
That you may save m life
Sbl sh! h! II they get on our lea
The cofks will pop aod not drop
viii percOlate through me-"
Drawing their weapons, nicked
and twisted, in many a foaming
battle, they crepl across the dusty
trail, to the port cochere of the
Castle Katy.
"The trail is hot, M ord"
multered the Rider.
$50 am I, sirrab." hissed the
chief. 81 thirst for"
"Bll.l.ooze," added the chief,
as though he knew. Trembling,
even as the keen.nosed hound who
nears his quarry, and with their
lickers laving their parched chops,
they shocked on.
81 have itl" shrieked the Rider.
"Give it me, gasped the chief,
Tie minel Ills mine."
The crash from riven limbers,
and the hoarse shouts from men,
told that Ihe strife was on.
Away M lord. swsyl The
enemy approaches. and in num-
bers."
Clear above the air Of conflict
rose that voice, that bad made
many criminal TO quake, aud
many a "barkeep'" to speed his
movements-as in metallic ca
dence, it replied;
"Hal bal hel hel they come, but
too late. Away to me castle
awayl They shall do homage, i
they wouldst taste OF the loot"
Encountered with their spoili
they struggled onward, toward the
spot where the castellated tops Of
Soper sanctum promised safety.
Behind them surged the clans C
Wilder, Lybrand and Chandler
who had arrived TOO late to pre-
vent the hold raid, and now saw
the bard bought loot Of Coffey
Vile, clipping from their thirsty
grasp. The pursuit was continued
until the grating of keys, and thu
sound Of bolts ehot into their ad
amantine sockets, told that it wal
in vain.
[ And even as they Took iheiI
departure, unto neighborinl
waterway, a iusilade Of pops ranl
out, and the sound Of voices ming
ling in the strains of
"SO dies on you,
No tiies on me,
I No flies on the quality
or our tea"
auickened their steps towar
the spot where the sulphurou
auid, spou,ing forninst the ligh
factory. promised relief.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-07-18

Webster Wilder filed a petition for
admission to practice at the morning
session - court.
The civil case Of Pool vs. Arnett,
was stricken from the docket, the
parties to the action having settled
the case.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-07-18
Loses His Arm.

DR.. outs BigGy received word this
week from the physician attend
ing Joe Nelson, one OF the negroes
wounded by deputy marshals near Is
aud Ford several days ago, that II
luId be necessary to ampulaie the
'red mans arm. Dr. Bagby
~ ~, Tmed the operation MONDAY.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-07-18
Wedding.

Ch.s Srbrlmshaw aud Letlcla
strotbo, were united IN marriage
Tuesday "einoon AZ o vNioOn' "''s
Strother is sister VI his' - ''iio"u
Rose. oftbi city, and Is quite well
known. III > groom 's uus'''us
young man, " wh Hne re" us" ", rs
taurant. The V i"auy ii'e"U' "''"
them happlnes
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-07-18

n,aera 6Nil opened short session Of
court NO, day, TO dispose OF some re-
malDlnr IA siness. The session will
lbe,ex, ,ended \ long as is necessary 10
ruuI,h any pas,less the attorneys may
lfaapa
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-07-18

Bessie. the infant daughter OF Nj.
aud Mrs. 1. NJ. Hously who died
Saturday, was buried from tbs home
OF her parents Sunday afternoon.
The Rev. Q. l.. Browning. of the
Methodist church. conducted the
funeral services.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-07-18

IN tnc cusur of nuuu, ,snsfri AL
In olden times no king con fHNt
In Hungary unless the sacret ofN
had rested ON his brow. and ~ ID aINd
before he had beeu crowned h AnHMa
was stricken from the record kn
Even a pretender acquired q.
title 20 the kingdom n by ID ~
stratagem he could possess hut
Of IL.
Mentioned HIs Horaeu tn Hh WIZ
A remarkable will, made t4
late Francis IA Wood, Of San 81 ne|t
Cal, has been filed IN the cou lF
fee, as he owned $1,000 wof Az
property here His estate = 1I.HI
at about 100000. The will 0'
posed Of so pages Of legal cap ra
has "A codicils, and Mr.. Wood w
every word Of II hmaelf iu the
everybody abou hls kQme
membered Ihe afrsanfs tra
lowest up. were NOT iorNof
even MIS- iamily ter rue
provided Tor The ~ feIallul
70 the horses reads rNy ialai'a
team Of horses. who have been "a
faithful. but who BY long service ar
getting old and tired l9encfal an'
/ Pet), give TO my children with tA.
reservation; First. that they sb'
always have lhe beat Of care and d.
tention; second. that they ene|
never be sold ~ ~ iafo eff1e .4
hut should fN0 Nia1"t N t,
-.......f I<. A.. |...I|. ...| M
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-07-18

THE following .marrlage licenses
ne re recorded by Clfrk Chandler To-
day Belford L. Fsster, Lizzie NJ.
Rlte HE, Claremore; J., w. Cotton,
Pearl smith, Chelsea; Sandy Bean,
T.nI,, Jones, Chelsea.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-07-18

On the night 'uiy ~, iV,' ny
mare disappeare 'u '',,V'i "iVu
saddle and brlddlt '''n' "a'e - !"
sorrel, Is hands higi y 80 VI yesls o'u'
and PAGES. No mark - -" o'auus, 80 oou- Az
die Lee Barrett mai "a y o,Vn s4V'VO. '
Liberel reward for re urH Z property
or for information lea, ha'g an 'eoo'e'y
OF same. VANCE &CSRtJpENi
dw.tf winlL2, /. T..
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-07-18
Sad Erran

r. w. Haltom. OF WUcogiOc4os.
Texas, arrived in ihls olty Monday
TO attend the buti,l Of Ills brother,
Joseph Haitian whose hiOdy was
founl ON the KATY tracks te.ar Welch.
some time ago. Acco, gnlnitd by
Giles NJ. Haltom. his half. Soaiher, he
went to Welch this mornii $50 have
the body disinterred aud gylven
Christian burial.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-07-18

DARN. the storm Of this week
struck large hay Darn, be-
LONGING 10 the Katy railroad, 40
Adalr IN Q sruetare caught ilre and
was totally des uoyea. The loss ls es'
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-07-18
AdaIr Notes.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Langley aud
family are visiting 10 the city.
Mrs. J. II, Carselowey is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Fishback.
Rain is needed 0adly-eyen drink
ing water Is scarce.
The ladies Of the church gave an
ice cream social Saturday night, at
the old schoO, hoase.
Adair has merry-go and the
children are happy.
The thGrmometer was lOS Ia the
shade, Sunday al O'Clock here.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-07-18

Wanted--A good former, will pay good
wages Recommendation required Ad-
dress, or call upon r.f. Brewer az VIII: WI
Halsell cottage. b-N-i'
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-07-18

For Sale Fifteen head OF brood mares;
2, two-year-old mules, O. one-yeear,,soi.di n
mulea. b-N-ti
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-07-18

Commissioner Standeld is holding
court at Miami
Mrs. J. ". Marshall OF Okiihoma
City Is ih the city.
Frank GJoiyNCOntz let for Colo
rAdo Tuesday night.
Miss Myrtle Crockett returned
from weeks visit at Chetopa.
Q. e. Hold,rman and George Dixon
were here from Welch Tuesday.
J. O. Badgett, Of ST.. Louis, brother
Of w. II. Badpett, is ia the city.
Twelve dollars was the price offered
Tor prairie hay at Falkland Saturday.
]. b. Vandeventer and family have
gone to spayiuaw to spend few
weeks.
Uncle Dick Parks is here from
Chelsea, visiting his 500, lawyer Sam
II. Parks.
A new telephone was pus In Mrs. j..
A. Thompson's and Mrs. Rob't
Oshea's home last week.
john Gunter ls able to be about his
business after tussle OF two or three
weeks with typhoid fever.
Capt. White and Vess Bond had a
watermelon feast Sunday-the first
and best melons Of the season.
Mrs. John Nall returned Saturday
evening from a visit u her sou,
George Nall, at Webb City, Mo.
Lumau +. Parker has located new
band man In Vinita. lie halls from
st. Louis and is coruet player
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-10-18
The Renewal a Strain.


Vacation is over gain the school
bell rings at morning and at noon,
again with tens of thousands the hard
est kind of W ork has bsgun, the renewal
of which is mental and physical strain
to all except the most rugged. The lit.
tie girl that few days ago had roses
in her cheeks, and the little boy whose
lips were then so red you would have ain
sisted that they had been kissed by
strawberries, have already lost some
thing of the appearance of health Now
is time when many children should be
given tonic, which may avert much
serious trouble, and we know of no
other so highly to be recommended as
Hoods Sarsaparillss, which strengthens
the nerves, perfects digestion and as
similation, AMI aids mental development
by building up the whole system.