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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-22

ton of being the first to introduce the
plan into American territory.
The second floor will also have four
class rooms similarly arranged as those
on the lower floor. On this floor the
auditorium will be situated, the dimen-
sions of which will be fifty feet by
seventy feet. 1t will have seating ca
pacity of between 900 and 700 persons.
1t also will contain spacious stage,
ante rooms and a gallery.
In the front of the hall, there will be
a loggia, over the entrance part of the
building, ten feet wide by fifty feet
long, with glazed doors opening from
the auditorium, thus making fine
promenade. The roof will be made OF
copper.
The building is to be built of concrete
and is to have all modern conveniences'
and as soon as the plans are finished
which will be in day or two, building
operations will commence at once.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-22
NEWS NOTES OF
ISLE OF MAUI
The Return of Charles Lennox-
Japanese Beetles Working
Personal Notes.

Following are extracts from the Maui
News:
Charles Lennox of Kahului returned
to Honolulu on the Sierra, and to Ka-
hului on the Claudine this week, max
ing the entire distance from San Fran
cisco to Kahuiui inside of six days.
Mr.. Lennox visited Victoria, Taco
ma, Seattle, Portland and San Francis
CO, and reports that times are very
prosperous in all the cities which he
visited, but that Seattle, where he re-
manned longest. bids fair in the future
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-22
Lands
For


LOTS IN KING STREET TRACT
from $3.50 to s1,5oO lot formerly
known as G. N. wilcox's premises.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-22

TWENTY LOTS IN MANoA VAL
AEY. formerly Montanos Tract, $4,000
u lot
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-10-10
EMBRYO BAD MEN.
Gang Of Young lioOdlums Drink Booze
And Get Courage.

A gang Of the young hoodlums
who loaf around the streets by day
and work up courage on Peruna
and other brands Of booze by night,
broke loose last night and attacked
several negroes who were return
ing from church.
The first victim Of these would.
be bad men was negro named
Ferguson, employed as cook by
DR.. Oliver Bagby, who was at
tackled near the First National
Bank. AS the negro failed to show
fight the gang worked up enough
courage to stop the long range at
tack with rocks aud used their fists
on the frightened man. After be.
ing knocked down a half dozen
times be escaped from the gang
and made his way home, minus
his coat and badly bruised
This easy victory, supplemented
by more booze, resulted in increas
ed courage, aud a negro named
John Ross wac selected az the sec
ond victim
During the melee couple o
shots, said 10 have been drvd by
Ross, tapped the courage Of ,h'
gang and they took to their heels
Constable Chandler later ar
rested Tom Monaghan, one Of th'
heroes, and locked him up in tn,
city Jail Other arrests will b
made as soon as the members o
the gang, who are known, can b
located.
Judge Gill, when informed Q
! the part that Monaghan bad play
, cd in the trouble, ordered him I
] be brought into his court this aitel
/. noon. A suspended sentence 70
f, assault to kill is hanging over hin
. and it is thought that the coul
4 will sentence him to term at Mus
kogee this afternoon,
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-10-10

night proved that the lesson had
been forgotten, and yesterdays
proceedings came as a stern re-
minder that his past ollenses had
not been forgotten by the court.
The action Of the court receives
the unqualified endorsement OF
the community, as the incipient
outbreak OF hoodlumism on Sun
day night was looked upon as the
forerunner Of trouble of more Sc
riouL nature.
The speedy punishment OF Mon
agahan, it is thought, will have g
wholesome effect upon his erst'
while companions, and save the
necessary trouble and expense o
sending them to join him in Mus
kOgee.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-10-10
Race Against Time to Terri
tory Points Between the
Great Systems.
FRISCO SHORT LINE
Arouses Katy Official, to strenu
Gus Efforts, and F9ster Train
Service Will be Bstablished
8etween Kansas City Aud
The Territory

AS a reeult of the plans Of the
Frisco passenger department to
establish fast train service between
Kansas City and Oklahoma, In.
dian territory aud Texas points
the management Of the Missouri,
Kansas IL Texas railway is consid
ering a rearrangement Of train Ter.
vice into the two territories ard
Texas.
Although the Miami-Ailon cut.
off, gives the Frisco system a line
113 miles shorter than heretofore,
It does not give that road a shorter
route into Oklahoma, Indian terri.
tory and Texas than the Katy.
Consequently the latter road is in
position to cOmba any passenger
move that the former line may de-
eide to make. At p,ssent the
Katy train leaves Kansas City at
9;O5 at night and connecis at Par.
sons with the through traiu which
arrives acre at 2:10 in the morn
ing. However, this is not the
Katy flyer" as the fast train to
Texas arrives at Parsons at $3.50 in
the morning. Such a rearrange.
ment may be made that the Kan.
sas City train will connect with
the "hyer" at Parsons instead ol
the slower train. Il is expected
that the through train 10 6e eslabt
lished by the Frisco will be q
night train out of Kansas City.
No. only will the katy" take
steps TO improve the train seryiel
out OF Kansas city to points in Ok
lahoma, Indian territory and Tex,
as, but The Santa Fe aud Rock lie,
land roads are expected 10 shorten
present schedules as a result OF
the Frisco securing a shorter
route. The "cut.of7' gives the
Frisco line considerably shorter
than either the Santa Fe or Rock
leland into Oklahoma and Texas,
AS soon as the schedule Of the new
Frisco service is announced the
other three roads, that pracueally
enter the same terfiIory, will prob
ably make changes accordingly.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-10-10
BLOW AT HOODLUMISM.
Tom rlonaghan Sent the Muskoges
Route by Judge dln.

Judge Gill, sitting in chambers
yesterday afternoon, placed the
federal seal OF disapproval upon
hoodlumism by sending Tom Mon
aghan, one Of the young rowdIes
who waa arrested for attacking
negroes Sunday night, TO Musko-
gee jail, pending sentence at the
next term Of court.
Asuspended sentence pronouced
by Judge Springer about eighteen
months ago, when Monaghan was
convicted on a charge Of assault lc
kill, influenced Judge Gill tc
take drastic measures against q
recurrenoe Of trouble from Ih,
same source.
Monaghan, on The promise o
good behavior, had pegapsd lal
peni,enliary bY sqspeAslpn Q
sentence, pendlne ,hn qleal ol ai
conduct. pho hin e \,
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-10-10
Stroke Proved Fatal.

Dick Barnes, who suffered an apo
plectlc stroke on the street Saturday
morning, died without regalnlng con-
sciousness Saturday evening. The
decedent was an Engllshman by birth
and until recently was employed as a
butcher by the Zeuo Grocery Co.
Previous 70 coming to this city he re-
sided a: Parsons, Kansas. or late lie
had been drinking heavily, and a
number Of empty lemon extract bot,
ties, found 10 his room, told the
primary cause OF his death. The in
terment took place yesterday the city
meeting the expense.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-10-10


Sam Wagner and Ernest Critten-
den returned ffom Kansas City yes
tcrday afternoon.
W. G. Patton and wife returned ye'-
terday from their summer home at D1-
Wilson's River North Carolina. Both
nave enjoyed good health drring the
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pies Thompson, M
and Mrs. Riley Thompson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Rldenhour aud children
have returned from their outing in
the spaylnaw country.
w. II. Tarrent returned from Kan.
sas city M,nday. lie brought his
son home, who has beeu 10 the hos
pltal for some time FOR treatment,
much improved IN health.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-10-10

The following shipments OF ter
ritory cattle were marketed at
Kansas city yesterday:
Cassell, Stiles & Welder ship
ping fIom Henrietta, /. T., had a
train of steers on the market en-
bracing 257 head averaging S77
pounds at 1910.
J. Z. Smiih had at the yard from
sapulpa, /. r., 80 cows and heii-
ers averaging 693 pounds at 81 90
and 48 steers weighing l24l pounds
at $3.50. Swift & Company bought
both punches
T.. b Jonrs, Of Caddo, | T.,
had load Of S52 pound steers at
So he also had on the market
Yesterday 100 steers weighing 7Ss
pounds, 100 steers Of S42 pounds
average, both bunches bringing
SO 05 and 20 steers averaging e74
pounds at $50.
The receipts in the quarantine
division during the week amounted
to ego cars, of which the state o
Texas furnished ~ care, the In
dion territory $50, Mississippi 2
Arkansas 20 and Tennessee ? loads
against 457 cars last week and Al
cars the same week last year. Th
nearest record to this was th
week ending August IL, 1900 whel
052 cars were received.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-10-10
Or Pioroas Medicines Do Cure

We must either believe that a large
percentage OF the population lie de-
libcrately aud premcditatodly ard
without any motive other than "a love
0f inendaclty, or else we must believe
ia the many aud remarkable cures
effected by tho use OF Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medlcal Discovery and "Fa-
gorite Prescription.
Eor these cures are testified % by
hundreds Of thousands OF men aud
women, scattered over every state ia
the Union These are The men and
aud women who are The backbone Of
the country. Their word Is good
with the merchants with whom they
trade. with the nelghb0rs and friends
who are OF the community 10 which
they 1--we IL is equally good when
they tell the story OF cures achieved
by che use Of DR.. Piercc's medicines.
ThlnlS0f the matter IN this light.
Here are hundreds Uf thousands OF
eredltabe witnesses who without
conference or collusion testify inde-
pendeatly q common series Of
facts. such testimony a. this from
only two or three persons would be
adequate TO doformna a matter Of
lifs cr death Ia any court OF law IN
the land What can be said when
instead Of two on three witnesses
hundreds Of thousands testify that
Dr. plerces medicines do curr IA,
diseases for which they arc prescribed
and recommended? We como back 3,
our startiag polnt. We must clihel
believe this multitude of witnesses ol
We must believe that menan Aumel
WHO are as Ne are marilly aud 81
cially, Will 90 put oi their way q
write q monstfous ialseh91i, dimas
log TO themselyef and peiilnus 20 M
public which II is designed go dccoly
4 hnd deludo. Suca an upnluu uonll
30 disgrace to The lowest class q
rum .a intelligence.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-10-10
LeiL bod the conserYatorv.

Misses Dot Fay Trott, Tot Fore
man and jamie Hall left for Cincin.
natl Monday where tney VIII enter
the conservatory To continue their
studies 10 music this winter. Each
Of the young ladies' Is glftsi with 2
voice Of unusual range and rare quail.
ity, which, with the careful culture
that has made the Ciacinnatl con-
seFsatofy pre-eminent, will no doubt
win for each a high place m thp mus.
zeal world.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-10-10
Worms Ia Iils Nose.

Dr's. Fortner aud Bagby have per-
formsa successful operation on
Charley Newman that resulted in
the removal Of number OF screw
worms from bis nose. The cases
where these annoying pests have used
the human anatomy for the deposit
Ing Of their eggs and the propagation
OF their young, are comparatively rare.
II ia supposed that theeggs arc de-
poslted while their human iucnhators
are asleep, and after they are hatched
they burrow through 90 the alr cham
bers OF lhe nose. The case of MT.
Newman Is Nne second reported 10 the
territory during the past week.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-10-10
RspubIlcan cIub Meetlnr.

The meeting OF the Republican
Club, at the court house Saturday
evening, was attended by a number Of
the faithful, but the endorsements OF
republicans for positions as deputy
marshals, which wag the principal
object Of the meeting, were not made.
Action on the matter was postpoged
pending general reorganization OF
the republican clubs throughout the
IerrltnrY.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-10-10
Unearthed a Mastodon

W. II. Holmes, representative OF
the Smithsonian Institution at Wash
iugton, has been at work for several
weeks unearthiug the bones of a
mastodon. or mammoth, from a
spring a few miles north OF Alton. A
large number OF bones we're found,
some Of them at depth Of 20 feet
One tooth was found Weighing p
pounds.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-10-10
Palmer's Ten Nights IN a Bar Room

Manager Ironside, Of the Byrd-Ada
opera house, announces the coming on
Saturday night next of Palmer's big
scenic production OF the famous Old
play "ren Nights IA Bar Room"
which has been witnessed by more
people throughout the broad land
than any other play in existence, a
play that has saved many a young
man from the druukard's grave
Francis Murphy, the great apostle
OF temperance reforms, once said aft
ter performance Of Palmers pro-
duction: "Ten Nights in Bar Room,
Is a great moral lesson for 'the rising
young generation. l believe II the
duty Of every father TO give his chill
dren tue opportunity 10 see the play
as often as possible. ! certainly con-
slider II great teacher"
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-10-10
Coming Oct ~, Pawnoo BlIl's Wild
West.

Coming 10 all It's added greatness
IS Pdwnee Bili's Wild West, for II Is
now numbered with the truly great
aud big shows. Hundreds OF Indians,
cowboys, cQssacks, Arabs, scouts, Mex
leans, granchos, guide, and soldiers
from vast conclaye OF heroes OF The
world. Detachments from foreign
armies In resp.endent military re-
view Is one OF the many new and
added features. Not the less at
tractive is the LiIliputian Wild West
for the children.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-10-10
Marrow Escape

Elzer Neville came near being
drowned last Saturday. lie was out
collecting near Salllsew, and was
riding horseback when he came 10
White creek, which be atterward
found was past fordlng. While In the
middle Of the stream, the animal he
was riding threw him into the water,
which was SO swift that he had mar
row escape for bis life lie lost $3.50
In the stream.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-10-10
ORAL ARGUMENT.
Allowed by Secretary OF Interior In
Lease Case.

Chiei Burlington has received
word from Judge Springer, attor.
ney for the Cherokee nation, that
oral arguments on the petition OF
the Cherokee Oh 4 Gas company
for lease Of national lands, have
been allowed by the Secretary OF
Interior, aud ,ha, Friday next
has been oamed for the hearing ol
same.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-10-10
How 10 Succeed in Business,

Keep your liver In good condition
by using simmons liver purifier (tin
box.) IL corrocts constipation, cures
indigestion, biliousness, stops head
ache, gets your heart In the right
place so you can smile at your neigh
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-10-10
Fined by nayor,

Henry Trott, who participated in
the affair OF Sunday night, when sew
eral negroes were rocked, was arrested
by Constable Chandler Tuesday.
At his hearing before Mayor shana-
han, he entered a plea OF guilty and
was fined $3.50 and costs.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-10-10
Fun Limits For RoundIap Bales.

Cotton like every other commodity
is sold TO the buyer that will pay the
most money. The American Cotton
Company does not expect 10 get cot
ton unless IL meets competition. The
constantly growing demand az the
mills means broad and steady mar.
ket for every ioundlap bale made,
which enables square bale drms 10
buy rouudlap bales at the gins aud
handle them with proat. The Amer
lean Cotton Company IS perfectly
willing that they should do so, and IL
realizes that II IL does not pay full
limits other buyers will. AS the
rouudlap premium pays the ballnr
charge II costs the grower nothing 20
huye his cotton put up Ia roundlaT
bales. The advantage 90 the producer
la putting bis cotton iuto roundlaI
bales Is easily demonstrated by a sim
pie calculation.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-10-10
Indian Chieftain.
LOCAL NOTES.
DBun Wlloy i hero rom Tahioquaf

A large acreage Of wheat is being
sown.
Mrs. NJ. O. oabbcrt IS quite i'll
again.
Hnly simms vent to Vhdand last
night.
Another excursion and uobody
KILLED.
Mra Mara W -oiall, Of Big Cabin, Is
inthe city
There are several cuses Of typhoid
fever I'm town.
W. G. Harris, Of Claremore, Is here
buying mules.
jim TITLE is suffering from severe
attack Of malaria.
r o. Trent, Of Tdhlaquah, is regis
tered at the Cobb.
Or. w. y. Tilley came up from
Pryor Creek yestedaY.
A brother OF Judge Gill Is here
FROM Galveston visiting.
The little daughter Of J. r. Qullian
is quite sick with fever
Ex-senator Claude Washbourne is
here from Southwest city.
Bert Chandier returned from Ok
lahoma Tuesday afternoon
Preston S. FOglo returned from o..
lahoma city yesterday morning
Alr. and Mrs. A. j.. Green went TO
Kansas City on visit Saturday.
Mr.. aud Mrs A. g. Raymond have
returned from visit 10 Chelsea.
Tony Matuey viii go to Muskogce
a nd engage In the grocery business.
Mrs. S. e. Walleu left Saturday
evening FOR Missouri, to visit rela-
tiyes.
Judge j. NJ Keys, OF Choteau. IS
here attending the Dawes commits
sion.
A. e. Rider viii move his family
from the farm near Catlle, back TO
'Vinlta.
Miss Alice Cooper went 10 Table
quah Wednesday to. visit her mother
who Is sick.
Judge Lon Lynch, ot Flint district
Is here attending the session of the
Dawes Commission.
!. r. Garrett, superintendent OF
the Male Seminary at Tahlequah,
came up last week
Sir. and Ms. }. A. Thompson Will
leave 10 the near future Tor an extend
ed visit az atrahlcquah.
Blue Rider Is ia town from his
Pryor Creek farm, witness before
the Dawes commisson.
Ex-Trcasurcr E L. Starr is in town
attending the sessions Of the Dawes
commission as a witness.
uucle jim Blythe left for bis home
at Bartlesyllle. after weeks visit
with friends 10 the city,
Mrs. b. Barnes, sister Of Capitals
White, left today for visit with
friends OF Dnlion, Kansas.
Clerk Ed Washbouine, % Delaware
district, Is taking aMdaglts Ia the
Landrnm- Davis senatorial contest.
Assistant District Attorney Orrin
L. Rider, escorted the federal prison.
ers to LeayenwoFth Tuesday night.
Mrs. Ella Charlesworth Is conaped
10 her sister, home, la the west eud,
with a serloIs attack OF typhoid fever.
Did Beck, one Of the philosophers
of Flint creek,arriyed today h. appear
before the Dawes commission as a
witness.
We tell 20 secrets It's an open
secret that Hunts lightning oil cures
Everything except broken heafts and
softening at tue brain. p aud so cts
TiG Thomls on, George Gibson ant
Jack Alborty are among the ole
tlmors here from the eastern part o.
the nation, as witnesses before thl
Dawes commission.
Open your mouth ana swallow ona
Cheptham's Laxative Chill Tablet
combines all the qualities OF the bes
LIQUID chill touics. Dose always thl
same. No cure-no pay.
John West came over from his hon
on Spavinuw Monday with a sectlol
oflast weeks Chleitain containing th
big advertisement OF the Jumb
store, 10 bis pocket. and purchase
about everything scheduled Thereon
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-10-10
Heber Skinner a winner

AT the first days roping contest at
Des Molnes, Hsber Skinner annexed
the second prize. A member Of the
Texas contingent roped the longer
eud Of the big purse.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-10-10

100 acres ol good land, IA mllol
northwest 81 vinitai 90 aero, hay; 40
10 cultivation AT bargain for
sa2l. Address Or call on Mrs. n. a
Mlushall wd-tf
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-10-10
COURT OF APPEALS.

atndaVlt med
s32 Susan Le~is, w II Bur-
ris aud Hiram Pickins vs Walter
Lewis, administrator Of the estate
Of Ben Lewis, dec'd. w. H Muir
ray aud N v Cheadle. Dismiss.
ed AZ per stipulation
397 NIX & Il Ry Go VS. Y w
Patrick. Submitted on briefs aud
oral argument
1893 Byron Hill vs Jim Wat
kins. Submitted on briefs
402 Clay Lowan ct al ye David
Mays OF al Dismissed for non
compliaace with rule.
3si K& 4 Ry Co We Erby
Kidd. Submitted on briefs and
oral argument Of 9pellant. Brief
Of appellant by lss day Of Novem-
Der, aud appellee 80 days there.
after. Reply brief Of appellant 10
days.
327 Southern Coal and Improve.
ment Co vsJ. b. McDougall. Slip
ulation fled dismissing cause.
3s7 Henry l.. Dawes et al We
Nancy Lee Cuudif Appellants
obtain leave TO Gle brief covering
general scope Of argument
25S George sibly Va John r..
Miller Affirmed, Gill judge.
3l8 Rsinwater Bradford Hal
les vs W A. WoBr4de ct al. AZ.
frmed, Gill judge.
854 John Steph ,ison vs. ossge
Coal & Mi.7iug Co, Affirmed, Gill
judge. .ti
26O j. Harris vs F. S. Cas-
tleberry. Revised and remanded,
Gin judge
33l sass d Crawford vs. Minnie
Thomas Gt al Ahrmed, Gill
judge.
$50 Minnie Thomas and Charles
Thomas VS. Morris Sass and j. d.
Crawford, under firm name Of Sass
& Crawford, Reversed aud re-
mauded, Gilljudge.
Si3 Chicfgo, Rock Island and
Pacific Ry 60 vs j. w. Hoover.
Rever ed aid remanded. Gill,
judge.
S4S Richeii Forsyths vs United
States ex rel Isparhecher. AZ.
armed, Gill Judge.
2Ss u 4. Sherwood and Els
wick sherwood We Gainesville Ma
lional Bank Affirmed.
9o0 N. b. Woolsey vs. George
Jackson. Affirmed.
800 J.. J.. arnold VS. J.I. Camp.
bell. Affirmed.
B51 J S Kemp aud Joe Finley
VS. Ms II J. J@nings. Affirmed,
Gill judge.
207s Ben T Duvall vs VIM H
Hendricks. Afiymed, Townsend
Judge,
2l9 Genital Coz x Coke Co VS.
GeOrgs S Good & Co. Affirmed,
Townsend, judge.
2S2 Minnie Kilpririck ct al VS.
Choctaw Oklahoma q Gulf r r
Co. Affirmed.
297 Ella P McAllister VS. r C
Edgar,on 90 a.. Reversed and re-
manded.
29S @ W franklin VS. P Y
Browning Affirmed.
200 Caeear Simon vs. e c Aub'
rey. Affirmed.
81 Julia Neoous VS. Bette Nj,
rene. Reversed and remanded.
$40 Bessie B Shriensher VS. !
l. Newton etal. Affirmed.
325 G E Jelt ct al VS. Franl
Sitlle. Order.see open.
1926 Ed d sittle VS. Allen Wrigh
el al. Affirmed.
1888 EN- Boytys w G Mitchell
Affirmed.
341 RI Blaylook vs Incorpora
ted town of Muskogee. Affirmed
845 Dwight w Treltle ct al v
Napoleon b Moore and the Cree
| nation. Reversed and remandeC
SAG J W Castell ct ri VS. Myrtl
4 McNeely ct al. Reversed and n
manded.
4 347 Fred E Turner vs Lula
Gonzales. Affirmed.
1856 Fred E Turner Va Claren'
4 " Turner ct al. Reversed aud r
! manGei.
4 S94 VIM J Thompson, ct al
VIM Morgan ct al. Submitted q
briefs aud oral argument.
q 405 Glen Tucker ct al VS. w
q II Clayton. Demurrer submitt'
e on briefs, 30 days.
# 40S Mpllie T Rullevesee ct
% VS. W II II Clayton. Demurr
submitted, 80 days.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-10-10

For Fine Stationery, School Books
and Supplies Old books bought
and exchanged. Raymond Building
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-10-10

Wm. Flelds-Maltle Lawrence, No.
vata. Lawson cunnlreham-N Nrs.
Polly Landrnm, Hayden.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-10-10

You can make 20 mistake by using
Hunts cure fur Itch, tetter ring.
worm aud itchlug plies. M .curc mo
nav