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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-13

found impression ard George A5alls fol-
lowed with review Of the case IN what
many Of the spectators SAID was the
greatest speech &C his lie. de spoke win
feeling and there was 9aEElz IN his
words that reached tle spectators be
declared taa- ll FL his practice OF n MS
-5-di1s De had never Known ~ mother
co-rl cted II tLe killing u her own child
Gl-ss tleg were insane. IL was tne m
kingdom 90 protect their young, and even
t1a Size bear Wuuld Ight - death for the
life ~ rs cubs re sad that Il the state
ue1t ~ -le county attorney were taken
t-- -rue -h- E-iIZ Eizer was a I0ertl1e
ana Nary lIorh g human fen1. he be-
Ile-ed th= u- woald hesitate before
bringing this cnilt back iut7 the world,
had THE power --e child mat Ea- q
erti1e E1r r father ard q human nend
Eor mother. could not oe otherwise than
danger 70 society lie denied thar
NARY E5rz was fer5 and # IL was
proven that she had Killed her own child
would 0nly be another ink In the tes-
tluony % prove her Insanity lie said
-le f-ry could look into the face OF The
defendant ana decide whether she was
czrabla ~ entering into q conspiracy 70
murder Ter enid He sald some 81 the
evidence in this case seemed very ~
-SeC1Dia- Some q Lle witnesses -lL -l--
state had sworn that VIXEN this girl was
arrested. she had said she would plead
guilty. ard take one year. He said II was
absolutely impossible that this simple
minded girl from the country should
know any ding about pleading 10 charges
ard dxinS penalties. She never made
such an expression unless somebody else
pit TIE words in her mouth
The Closing speech of the county at
torney was entirely convincing 10 the
5ur-- George Adams said It was q good
speech a-d that seemed 90 be the verdict
rendered by almost all the spectators.
He remembered the evidence and noted
the argument u counsel for the defense.
pointing OH wherever the evidence vas
against the theory Of insanity. Re
claimed there was no getting away fr1nl
The fact that the evidence showed Jnal
these women Mary Aorll and her mother
had killed the babe. and the jury would
have 20 md that fact.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-13
FROM BRASSFURAACI
Fire in WaIterSchied'S Pump
Works Last Night.
QUICK WORK BY FIREMAN
Was All That Saved he Entire
Structure,
QUICK WORK BY FIREMAN

Part Of Walterscheid's Pump Factor
was consumed By flames last night The
alarm was turned II about 1915 O'Clock
TO which the department promptly Re
sponded Flames shot far up into the az
ana at drst IL appeared as though the
roof was on IRE. but or close Inspection,
il was found that the whole rear part q
and part Of the front Of the moulding
room was on IRE. The flames RACED
nercely for a time, but il was not long
before the fremea had them under coz
troll and b. u.0 The IRE vas ove-. Nel-
ther Of the Watershed Brothers were
present curing the fire. but soon after
Chas Watershed appeared on the
scere. He Immediately took a survey OF
the loss ard found ont what caused II
The IRE was caused BY a heated brass
furnace. which had been used the day be-
FORE and from the heated condition Of the
furnace the surrounding woodwork man
AGED in some way % iElite. The sky
light on top Of TIE moulding room and
rorti0n OF the roof Is destroyed ard a
great deal OF damage was done inside or
the room II the blaze had gained more
headway ard gotten into the south room
ID is question Of whether or not the
The building could have been saved The
probable amount OF loss, judging from &
rough estimate made hy NJ. Charles Wei
tersch held. VIII be between 200 and
$500. The amount Of Insurance carried
on the establishment Is 5000 Work VIII
az once be commenced today TO rebuild
and repair the damage. The FIRE VIII only
throwing them behind IN their orders.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-13
YOIING PLACES LOCATED
City Clerk LELAND Decides Where the
Votes WI be CEst.

City Clerk Leland completed a fun list
Of voting places 10 be used in the election
70 be held next Tuesday for the purpose
Of voting bonds 10 purchase some land
from Fred Dold Tor q new city PARK IL
the north end Of town. The following is
the complete list
First ward; First precinct, city build
ing second precinct, opera house; third
precinct. L47 South Lawrence.
Second Ward-First precinct. us West
Second street; second precinct, 535 North
Main street; third precinct, corner Main
and Eleventh streets.
Third Ward-First precinct. rs East
Second street; second precinct. SO East
Douglas; third precinct, 1854 East Doug
las.
Fourth Tard-First precinct, SIT Muir
dock avenue; second precinct, Grafton s
grocery storei third precinct, hose house
No. 3
Fifth ward-First precinct, 1923 Chi
cago avenue; second precinct, 100 Chi
Cag0 avenue.
sixth Wsrd-First precinct. 1e15 East
Douglas avenue; second precinct,lg5 East
Douglas avenue.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-13
VOTING BEGAN YESTERDAY
Two New Cand dates Are il the Race
for EieetEOn.

Yesterday The voting contest for Car
nival queen commenced and q great
many people took advantage e the oD-
portunity 81 voting. The voting places
are. C. p FuItsE's clothing store, Her
man e. Hess clothing store. Boston Store
and George lanes 81 CO.. dry goods store
Two ladies mentioned il yesterday $
Eagle are candidates for election a.
queen. Tor rhe LARGEST carnival ever held
ia the west withdrew their names. They
5re Kiss Anna Brown and Alss Mar
FindIev. Tzo new candidates Mss
Gertrude 1IcLala. and Miss AIberrirN
Schnitz-er ere ln The field % take then
places The preparations Tor the com
irg event are b1i-E completed and il
has been decided 60 hold The coronation
II rha r--ear - rna -u-.r Aud-rcrilln.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-13

visiting his parelts 2Er ans Alrs. : o
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-13
FELLOW TRoUPERs MEET.
Members Of Beach e Bowers Show
Are Entertained.

Yesterday afternoon Prof W- W. san
f7r6 son Au5rv assisted BY Ms. Al Bri-
5s-s-elc eutsrr1lued -I=ssrs Frank Fuh-
rar. Frank Boyer. Forrest Aclilard.
TOM 1rcICzrra and Frank Vincent mem
bers Of the Beach d Bowers minstrel
troupe AZ th=i- rooms on North Main
street 11essrs Sanford ana Bridelste-l
were themselves members u Beach &
Bowers snw last season and the Httle
gathering was In -ouor o. their CID com
rides on rre road
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-13
KANSANS WERE mi
Pointed out a. very Intelligent BY a
Jew

While the delegates 10 the Arkansas
Valley Protective association were sit
tinz around in the council chamber yes
terday some one happened 10 mention
that The council chamber looked q little
like the senate chamber in the capitol az
Washington except that IL was nor quite
SO large. Colonel Eckert then told a
story that he heard while in Washington
q few months ago Hc lapp alel - be
in the capitol at the noon hour when the
officers were clearing the halls tor tae
were Jew represa nratives IN the room
al the time. Most Of them were az their
desks writing. There was an Israelite
and MS mother in the room The old
woman said % her son. Jacob. what IS
this This. replied Jacob. is the
house Of representative Of the United
States and those are some ~ The mem
hers The gallery was about hair 1led
uIth people and the aged lady looked TO-
ward them and said- Jacob what is
this making q gesture toward the pub
lie gallery That, said Jacob. IS the
great people Of the United States. see
low much more intelligent they look
The gallery was almost filed with kan
sas people.
Judre r. 4. ssnkey returned last night
from %ew YORK ard other eastern points
AFTER an absence az two months He was
accompanied home by his niece. Miss
Florence Phone. ~ Center HAN. Pecnsyi-
vsria- MS Sz1l-ey VII remain east for
one month longer
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-13
WAS FOUND GUILTY.
Mary Morks Murdered Her
Two Weeks Old Babe.
STRONG ARGUMENTS MADE
BY the Attorneys on Both
Sides.
STRONG ARGUMENTS MADE

Mar 8Iork wss convicted Of murder in
the second degree The jury returned Us
verdict al o'clocs last n-sht They We7s
or since Z.31 yesterday afternoon The
case vas given 10 1ae Jury st - o'clock
When II retired u its room. --le nera3erz
a.ecrs1 Chas- +. 1--u IS foreman and
thza read the distinctions Tney were
instructor 70 aring IL q Ter5lc- - Iol
galty. nar1er il the drst degree. ~
murder II the second degree. They had
no- reached a verdict ~ O'Clock and
were taken u Supper The- theE re-
-ll- t1er proceeded b. vote Oh lna
II t-er aeaiC and soon rclc-c b Fer---t
Judge Dale was ir1I-e1l1-=ir c-- ara
en- -srz II Ul- colrr E-L sti-l1-lis
rhe defendant. and her a-torney The
5lrv 1l=d n their saa-s II O'Clock 1--
most on rle second Foreman -l-4l
handed me vzrdi-t 70 che cl-rA Who -n-
rr=liz-z--- read -ha verdict The JuEy F-as
uclel ard each answered yes o tLe
question. Judge Dale then rhankel me
1rs- t1r faelr work and discharged them
The. prisoner sar il q chair nesr her At
toInev ta1Ie When the verdict was read
er- did zoo take any interest il lls YER
dIct She looked IS IL she Ihousht-
wor1er shat they brought me over here
this TINS Of night fore Ia ala probable
ttv she cd ro- know what IL was al
an---. AZ least she did Ect show IT, She
CiE nor know that The pro-- lllss l-sr
night meant a term IN tne p=r-te1ilary
f1r -la murder OF her child last 1ay
interest AZ the court house Yesterday
r-rrr.-z certerzI In the arguments Id
tie 1f1rE murder case Long before ee-I-
convened people began CD collect ll the
biz court room n hear tha ar lElenLs ~
the counsel i1 the case. 81 hen court con-
vcrel Judge Dale pr0c= dec o. read MS
ins--- -riors 20 the jury Iney were
lengthy and covered every phase q the
case he instructions 10 the )lrf % re-
gard 90 The plea Of INSANITY were ec-I-
przheEsive and the whole were listened
70 win the closest attention ly tne JUGS
and the spectators in The ROOM Like
ali inztr1lcti8us IL such cases t1eE we've
considered fair t0r the der=a'-1n Judge
Dale told the Jurors that after Weighing
ali the evidence thev had aI s-il-az con-
victlo- thar Mary Lor1 Killed ner cn.-d-
they must bri1s III verdict o. 5llt-.
as charged in the Indictment he SAID u
rh- evidence failed 10 prrda1a this con-
Etctiar the defendant must o. ac2-l--
ted He further charged thar u me eFl-
de7-e showed that the defendant was III
sane NJ the time of The killing % sucn an
extent that she was rot conscious that
she was committing an oIensel sne "a
not guilty. He Summed lp TINS rallet II
a few words diI she kro~ righl from
wrong II The tlE.e this alleged o1eAss
was committed.
C-r--v Attorney Comfy made vigor-
ous prosecution and E-s 1arl=s--ass was
shown no less in his argument - tAe
iury He tried @ impress the jury hl-A
The ract thar horrible crime na- 1er-
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-02-14
Jake Guthrie was down from Seneca

Jake Guthrie was down from Seneca
Wednesday.
r. Lee Conner and wife went home
TO Claremore yesterday.
Lee Robinson was In from his farm
south OF town yesterday.
The grand jury sitting at Muskogee
reported Al indictments Monday.
Ed. Byrd Of Chelsea has been here
all week attending law suit and left
for home yesterday.
Judge Gill has appointed Fannie
Perry administrator Of the estate Of
S. A. Perry deceased
Charley Gabbert, brother Of Court
Onicer Mike Gabbert, is Vinlta ylsl.
tor from Aurora, Mo.
w. NJ. Smith and wife OF near Al
luwe are In town visiting their daugh-
ter at the Catholic school.
Eugene Ming OF Columbia, Mo, was
10 the city on business connected with
the Ming furniture company.
Tom Ballard, John Hood and Caleb
Connor OF Alton had business. at
Muskogee Tuesday befUre the grand
jury.
j. c. STAIRS mother from Grove
passed through enroute TO Clare
moro TO visit the family Of Judge
Watt Starr.
A train Of tank cars went north
over theKaty yesterday morning laden
with crude petroleum from the new
oil fields near Beaumont, Tex.
VIM. RatcliG pleaded guilty before
Judge Thomas at Muskogee 10 an in
dictment charging him with selling
liquor. He was sent TO jail and Gned
500.
S. A. Cobb, draughtsman who toI
some time has served with the Dawes
commission, has been promoted by
being transferred 10 Inspector
Wright's ofiice, where he Is now EN-
ployed In the townsite division.
Edward Byrd, an intervenor plain
tif In the action brought by A. @
Dykes aud Others against Tayl0
Coins, was given possession OF th'
Chelsea lot sued for by a jury in Judge
Gill's court.
A Jury In Judge Gill's court ren
dered verdict Ia favor Of Mrs. II
Lee Conner for possession OF parce
OF land. The lady sued A, aud Ed
Perryman under the provisions Of th
intruder law, aud was also grante'
Sl45 damages.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-02-14

j. c. Hogan has been appointed by
Judge Gill administrator OF the es-
tate OF Maggie Starns. His bond for
81, 600 was approved.
Neatly dressed men are an index to
a neat progressive city. John IL.
Manis can 1x you out. See him. Pat
ton building, up stairs. DIV
A meeting OF the council has been
called for Friday night TO consider the
qualifications necessary for attend
ance at the public schools.
The circulation OF the DAILY
CmkFTAIN is steadily growing. Each
week finds IL necessary TO print more
papers than the week before.
John Minshall is very low with
pneumonia at his home near Centralla.
His relatives here, Mr.. aud Mrs. John
Weaver, left Monday evening for his
bedside,
Rev. ]. Il. Riley OF South McAlester
was here Saturday. Rev. Riley is the
presiding elder OF this district for the
NJ. E. church and is prominent di-
vine.
Judge Gill has rendered judgment
in favor Of the Cherokee nation Ia
the suit TO dispossess james Price
from a farm aud granted damag in
the sum OF sl03.
The grand jury now in session at
Muskogee have undertaken the her
culanean task 70 purify that benlght-
cd town by indlcting gamblers, black
legs aud thugs.
A. S. Nottingham was over from
Eagle Saturday. While here he met
his old friend w. II. Thompson Of
Little Rock, Ark, whom he had not
seen for " years.
John II. Manis makes extra pants
20 perfection. See him. Cleaning,
mendlng and dyeing. Young men
should see the suit-Orlum Club plan.
Patton building, up stairs. DIV
|
! NJ. A. Sultser is here with carload
OF buggles from the famous Spauld-
lag manufacturing company Of Grin
nell, la. These vehicles are OF
superior make aud are finding ready
sale.
A judgment by stipulation was en'
tered in Judge Glll's court Monday
In favor OF ID. NJ. Osborne & Co., the
implement lrm, as against w. T.
Whitaker for the SUN OF Si25 with In
terest.
A change OF venue TO the Southern
district has been granted by Judge
Gill upon motio' OF the defendant 1t
the case OF w. A. Bell aud w. J
Palmer against the NJ. X. 4 r. rail-
road company.
The Chiettaln acknowledges an iu-
yltatl0n 10 attend the wedding anS
reception of Senator j. II. Hasting
4 and Miss Elizabeth Shelton at th'
] home OF w. w. Hastings at Table
= quah on the 10th inst. The popula
young people will enter the marrle'
b state with the best wishes OF a hos
: Of acquaiutances all over the Chero
: kee country.
John Mlnshall, who has been yer
: low and at one time not expected I
9 survive a serious complication OF grit
Q Is reported by DR.. Cllnckscdles TO a
4 last show slgus that give hope for hi
ultimate recovery.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-02-14
Grey Hair.

Why have grey hair aud look years
older than you need. Purchase my
receipt and make a dye for yourself
that never fails and Is no trouble 10
use. My dye is harmless aud leaves
the hair soft, glossy and natural 10
color. Full directions for using given;
also for obtaining exact shade de-
sired. / have the exclusive sale OF
this valuable receipt and will send IL
to any address, Ia plain envelope,
upon receipt OF 25 cents. IL costs 30
cents TO oil the receipt and will last
six months.
NINE e. BRYAN,
/. 3S3 Altman Building,
Kansas City, Mo
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-02-14
Controversy Over a VIII.

Judge gill rendered a decision
Monday in the case OF Frank
Godfrey aud Others against George
Finley, transferred from Miami. The
action eminated from dispute as TO
the Interpretation OF the will OF Allen
Zeda. Judge Gill found for the de-
fendant but stated that the plaintiffs
we're helrs-at-law but are not the sole
heirs. They were awarded So eeca,
the amount that was previously ten
dered them. Ninety days was given
TO the plaintiffs in which to perfect
an appeal.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-02-14
Indian Chieftain.
vINITA, IND. TER. Feb. IA, 1901
LOCAL NOTES.

EICouch OF Eagle was in town Mon
day.
James Mehlln OF Alluwe is here at
tending court.
Sam Sager was 10 from his Horse
Creek farm Tuesday.
John NJ. Miller, a prominent citizen
OF Needmore, is Ia the city.
Claude Cox and daughter, Miss Net
tie, we're over from Chelsea Sunday.
A. L. Freeman spend Sunday In
Vinita and went home TO Catale Mon
day.
G.. w. TritLhart OF Hudson was a
pleasant visitor at the college Mon
day.
The Darrough Hdw. Co. makes
special prices TO Blacksmlths on mat
erlal. dw
Graysou Wills was In from White
Oak Monday night 10 attend lodge
meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Skinner OF AdaiT
paid Vlnlta friends a very pleasant
visit Tuesday.
j. w. Thatcher, well known far
mer living near Ketchum, was In
town Monday.
l.. u. Flint was over from Bairland
Tuesday and visited his son at Willie
Halsell college.
Grayson Wills, the rotund and
Joyial stockman from White Oak, wa
In town Tuesday.
Call on Darrough Hardware Co. fol
all kinds OF hardware goods carried II
hardware store, DIV
Attorneys Talbot and Mcclure o
Miami are representing clients befor'
Judge Gill's court.
G.. w. Williams, a we'll known eiti
zen OF Alton, was transaeting ousl
ness in the city Tuesday.
MOulds for making counterfeit
nickels for 1900 aud quarters for 1885,
were found near Ogeechee, |. Il.
II you have a good work horse 70
mare) for sale, see NJ. E. Milford o
A. F. Chamberlln Friday or Saturday
Jesse w. Watts, an attorney OF Sal
isaw, Is Ia the city attending TO som
matters OF probate In which he Is Ia
terested.
Have your Old dirty clothes cleaned
mended aud pressed or your extr
pants made by John II. Manis, Patio
Building. DIV
Rev. O. Stubbleheld, who has bee
conducting revival services ( . sever
weeks, returned 10 his home at Arc
more Monday.
Mrs, w. j, Strange went hume
CHELSEA this IIornlng after yisltlu
her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. A. q. Ray
mond few days,
Attorney AID. Neale, OF Ohetopa,
In the city, being Interested In III
acllon brought by Bert MoGhs
against VIII harris aud transferre
Tor tFlal FROM Miami TO Vinita.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-02-14
Valentines Day.

Today Is ST. Valentines day
but even today the postoiilce clerks
are kept working over time dlstribut-
ing the thousand and one miSsiyesi
some sent In the spirit Of love, some
for fun and some sent by ignorant un-
fortunates who have no more sense
than to take that means OF lniuring
the feelings OF some one they do not
like, or OF some one OF whom they are
Jealous.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-02-14
Skull Fractured.

A boy named Brown living on win
Chamberlain's farm about three
miles north Of the city, met with in
Iuries Sunday from the effects OF
which, It is expected, he will die.
The-boy was riding horse when
the animal became frightened aud ran
through barbed wire gate not only
cutting itself fear;ully but cutting
the boy and throwing him OF. In the
fall young Browns skull was frac-
tured.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-02-14
Death Of Mrs. LltteI.

Mrs. Dodge Littel, residing with
her husband on a farm near Alton,
died on the 5th inst, at the age Of 10
years.
Mrs. Littel had been married a
little over year and week before
her death gave birth TO a baby. The
deceased was a nelce Of Mrs. Webb
Welr Of Alton, and daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Neal England. The
lady had large circle OF friends aud
her demise was greatly regretted.
Commercial job printing a spec,
atty at this once.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-02-14
WlId Ducks Plentiful.

Hunters who have just returned
from points along the Grand river re-
port that there are "lust millions OF
ducks" In that locality. IL is diff
hcult TO get within range, however,
after ehootlng arst commences with
out decoYs and call. TDose who
have employed them come back with
well filled bags.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-02-14
Creek Warrant stsnI

Inspector J. w. Zeyely has returned
to Muskogee from Washington to as
sist In the prosecution Of the remain
ing Creek warrant case, which was
set for hearing before Judge Thomas
today and which involves an alleged
$50, 900 steal.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-02-14
Nat Rider Returned.

Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Nat
Rider returned Friday night from at
tendance upon court at Muskogee. 1t
was Mr.. Rider who compelled a drunk
en- negro to tell where he procured his
liquor and led TO the raiding Of
Moore's drug store by Col. Soper aud
other offers.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-02-14
smallpox at Muskogee.

Judge Thomas has announced from
the bench at Muskogee that Il would
be advisable FOR al parties CONNECTED
with the U. S. courts tbsge attorneys
jurors, witnesses, baiiifs, and others,
who had not previously had the small
pox, to be vaccinated at once.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-02-14
Petition Withdrawn,

The attorneys for Woods, the young
man who resides In Muskogee and
who is wanted at Hevana, Cuba, for
the alleged crime OF embezzlement,
have notified Judge Gill that they
will withdraw their application for
the prisoners release on writ Of hab-
eas cOrDus.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-02-14
National Educational Association.

Department OF Superlntendence Ma
tional Educational, Chicago, H., Feb.
1928. For this occasion the Frisco
line will sell tickets to Chicago and
Ieturn at one aud one-third fare on
the certificate plan.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-02-14
Work Horses Wanted.

II head; no plugs or unsound ones.
See NJ. L. Milford or A. f. Chamber
lin, Friday aud Saturday.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-02-14

We shelves whisper Come Again Bring all
your produce want It,
We have got in fine line of hats shoes and dress goods
Now you need anything in the dish line don't fail to
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-02-14
Morning Glory Coffee?
Who's to Blame

If you have been buying SHOES where they don't
whether they ht you not long they sell
something? 1t isn't our fault that's dead certain
NOW don't pretend to fit every pair of feet that would
be ridiculous claim, but we show fit in about 40
of every If you're troubled with the chances
our shoes will cure EN-
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-02-14
Grade

And the best in town for all purposes
TINWARE- Everything you call for. Come and select
before it is picked over.
Did you try
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-02-14
BlanketS......

BIanketS......
If you are in need Of Blankets we will make it
worth your while to investigate our prices. We
don't want to carry over a single pair of blankets
this season and if prices will make them go then
we'll certainly move them
We are showing new Zephyr Gnghams for the
spring season; the patterns are all new and pretty
and colors the very best Make your selections
early while you get choice patterns.
Our stock Of Muslin Underwear is the most
complete one in Vinita, and our prices are the
most reasonable