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that was covered with water by the
 heavy rains. Five good Swear odds faced the starter for this event, with Major
 Daingerfield, hot favorite at to 10 and Goldsmith a second choice at 2 to 1. Dixie
 Line was third choice at to 1. The
 start was made In a pouring rain. Gold smith was first to show, but Major Dain- gerf1eld raced to the front in a few
 strides with Gold Cure second and Gold
 smith third. Major Daingerfield contin-
 ued to show the way to the first turn and into the back stretch. At the five-eights pole Gold Cure headed the leader for a
 few strides and then gradually fell back beaten. Meanwhile Burns on Goldsmith began to move up and was within one length of the handsome colt at the turn into the stretch. However, Shaw on Ma jor Daingerfeld shook him up a little,
 and he bounded forward and was soon
 three lengths to the good with Goldsmith
 about six lengths in front of Dixie Line.
 From the eighth pole to the wire it was a procession. Major Daingerfield won in gallop by five lengths with Goldsmith second the same distance in front of Dixie Line. J. G. Lymans Monte Carlo won the Surf stakes for 2-year-olds from the favorite, Charles Elwood. Rowdy won the inaugural steeplechase over the short course by half a dozen lengths,
 with Foolhardy second
 First race, the Inaugural steeplechase, over the short course-Rov dy 130 Davis). to 1, won; Foolhardy 135 CHewitD. to 5, second: Salrst 115 (Ray), to 1, third. Time aot taken.
 Second race, six furloHgs on the main treck-Femesole 100. to 1, won; Moro kanta JOS O. Martini. t, l, second; Mili- tary l02 (Buchanan), 100 to l, third.
 Time: LIE 3-5.
 Third race. inc Surf stake. for 2-year- clds, five and half furlongs of the fu- turity course-Monte Carlo 122 (Odom), 13 to 5, won; Charles Elwood 127 (Wonder- ly), Il to 5, second; Hackensack 117 q.
 Martini, 30 to 1. third. Time: 1:10 Fourth race, the Tidal stakes. S2000. for Swear olds mile and a quarter - Major Daingerfield 126 (Shaw), z to 10, won; Goldsmith 126 (Burns), to l. second; Dixie Line 126 (Odom). to l, third. Time 2:0S%
 Fifth race, selling, last five furlongs of the futurity course-uloriscia 100 (Won- derly), 4 to 1, won; Sc cothsayer 106 (Shaw), C to l, second; Mount Hope 102 (Smith), 6 to l, third. Time: 1:03.
 Sixth lsce. mile end one sixteenth, on the turf-Lance man no (Wonderly). 3 to l. won; Belvino 113 (Burnsl. 2 to 1, sec ond; Swiftmas 12i c. Martini, even, third. Time: 1:56.
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FIVE COWBOYS KILLED.
Trouble Arose Over Watering Cattle
 at Spring.

Albuquerque, N. M, June 21.-Five cowboys have been killed in fight near Tecumseh with Bud" Lee of Dona Ana County and an old Indian fighter. Lee, in watering his cattle at a spring, had walked them through the water against the protests of other cattlemen, who warned him that if he repeated the act he would be killed. The next time Lee, accompanied by an Indian fighter, appeared with his cat tie, eight cowboys were lying in wait.
 When the battle that followed was over five of the eight cowboys were dead and the other three had fled. Lee and his partner, who were unhurt, sur rendered to the sheriff. The names of the dead are not given.
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WYETH WINS THE
 AMERICAN DERBY
Continued from First Page)

V showed ir. front with wyeth last Around the mile post to the stretch the field came laundering along at a good pace. Otis and Heno mad drawn clear of all contenders and already were fighting for the lead. Past the stand the same pair was still running head and head. well in front of the field, on the outside of which were Arsenal end Corrigan. both a little too far back to please tkeir packers.
 The Summary.
 First race, mile, purse, $S00-W alma Noinen, 1O2 (Beauchamp) 2 to l. won; Fed eral l23 (Coburn) even second: Jiminez, 122 (Hoar) to 1. third. Time. 1:44 2-5.
 Second race. seven furlongs, purse 600 Elsie L, 99 (Dean) to l, won; Vulcain, 124 (Gaywood) to l, second; Zibia, 1O6 (Otis) 15 to 1, third. Time. Il. 3-5.
 Third race. American derby, s20,oOO add ed mne and a half-Wyeth, 122 Nyne) 12 to l. won by one and a half lengths; Lucien Appleby. I22 tJ. Woods) to 1, second, by three length; Aladdin, 122 (Co- burn) 20 to 1, th,rd, by three lengths. Time, 2:40 1-5. Otis, Heno, Prowl. Bells, Commoner, Lord Quex. Arsenal, Hermis, Cerrigan and Pentecost also ran.
 Four race. seven and a half furlongs, selling; pure $600-Alfred Vargraves 122 (Redfern) to l, won; Stuyve, 99 (Ranch) 4 to l, second; LaChimea, 97 Dean) 10 to l, third. Time, :3S.
 Fifth race. four and half furlongs- Sidney C. Love, 11S (Dean) ' to 2, won; Watkins Overton III (Woods) to 5, sec ond Rheta, 115 (KnighD to 2. third. Time, :56 3-5.
 Sixth race, seven and a half furlongs, selling-Brownie Anderson. 1O4 (Nutt I2 to 1, won; Free Pass, 104 CHelgerson) 15 to l. second; True Blue, 106 (Coburn) to 1, third Time, 1:3S 3-5.
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Italy to Try United States Coal.

New York, June 21.-Italy may be the next European country to try American coal as a substitute for the English product. Signor Hugo Pizzotti, United States consul at Turin, Italy, who is now in this country, Is said to be negotiating for the delivery of 4,000,000 tons of bituminous coal for export to Italy. It probably will come from Alabama. though the Cape Bre- ton coal has also been considered by him.
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ALL WANTED TO TALK.
Parliamentary Rule In Jewish syna.
 gogue Causes Bloody Fight.

Akron, O., June 21.-Because not more than one man is allowed to talk in the orthodox Jewish Synagogue at the same time thre was a small riot in the synagogue here today. Ben Bademinsky emerged from the fracas with his head cut In several places. He, with Jacob Mermion and l. Rude minsky are under arrest.
 Ben Rudeminsky and another man tried to talk at the same time and a quarrel ensued. which soon developed into fight. Bricks were thrown and the floor of the church was soon cov- cred with blood, and windows were broken. For a time 1t seemed that some one would be killed.
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 Nashville, Tenn. June 21.-(Special.)- The Fishermen made it three straights today by punching their hits at oppor- tune times. But for this, as the box score shows, Wilhelm should have won vic- tory on his opening day as manager Wilhelm made a change in the lineup that apparently strengthened the team considerably. He sent Lauzon, the big back stop, over to first to take the place of the manager, and put Brown, the new man who came in from Memphis last night behind the bat.
 Wilhelms aggregation touched From up for ten hits in the first six innings and Damman was substituted, allowing five more hits. The Fishermen got only eleven hits, but these wehe made when they were most badly needed.
 Started of With Spurt. = Birmingham again started off with spurt One run was earned in the first. In the third F. Smith and Lauzon sin gled. Dowie sacrificed, advancing the runners: Brown, the new man, hit long single, scoring both runners-score to 0. The Fishermen opened up the fourth with two gifts of bases on balls, got two hits and an error scoring four runs. The Coal Barons again caught the leaders to- wards the last with a two bagger by Delehanty, a single by Uhler, a safe bunt by Lauzon and a long fly by F. Smith, on which two runners scored. Nashville won in the ninth on a two bagger by Damman, three bagger by Wiseman and a single by Abbatichio, the visitors fai- ing to score in their half of the inning.
 The Official Score.
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TRYING TO BREAK LEAGUE.
American Association Thinks Minor Leagues Are Trying to Disrupt t.

Indianapolis, June H.-W. H. Watkins, manager of the Indianapolis Club, says the National Association of minor leagues is endeavoring to disrupt the American Association. Indianapolis is the latest club to be attacked.
 Ed Cline. acting as an agent of the Memphis club of the Southern League, approached Charles Babb while the h. dianapolis club was playing It's recent series of games in Louisville, and urged the Indianapolis third baseman to join the Memphis club. Babb turned him down.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE GAMES.
Shreveport, 7; Memphis. 2.

Memphis, June N.-Shreveport won the second game of the present series easily from the locals today. Memphis fielding abounded in errors. Butler pitched in good form. while Meekn was nit when stick work counted Hulseman vas the bright star of the game. batting the ball
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
PIttsbura Takes Two.

Pidsburg, June n.-Pittsburg won both games ir the double-header today. The first was a brilliantly contested game throughout; the second was a poor one. With two men out in the second Bras hear dropped the ball that would have put Beaumont out, retiring the side After this five hits and eight runs took an in- terest out of the game. Attendance 7s00.
 Score first game: R.H. h. Pittsburg .. .. .. II 003 0 C % .-4 8 1 St. Louis ..... ... 70 0 0c 9 0-3 F 3
 Batterles-Leever and Simmer; Murphy and Ryan
 Score second game: R.H. D.. Pittsburg . ....1SG14 1000 a-14 IA 3 St. Louis .. ... 70 0 0 0 4 0 0 O. IA 4
 Batterics-Chesbro ard Smith: Yerkes. Durham and J. O'Neil.
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On the Beach.

From the Boston Transcript
 Kitty-Only think! Carrie got her new bathing suit wet through the very first time she wore it!
 Bertha-Mercy! You don't mean to say that she went into the water?
 Kitty-The idea! Of course not. A drenching shower came on all of sud- den.
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Summary: Two base hits-R. Munger, M. Jones. Three base hits-Fa1l. M. Jones' Bases on balls-Off Chenoweth, l; on Montgomery, f. Struck out-By Cheno- weth 2; by Montgomery 6; Hit by pitched ball-By Chenoweth. 2 Stolen bases Ward. welch, J. Chairsell Passed balls Stephens. Double plays-M. Jones to s. Jones. Time-1:9O Umpire-Weaver.
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Washington, IA; Cleveland, g.

Cleveland, O., June H.-Cleveland play ed yellow ball today and Washington won easily, knocking Moore out of the box in the sixth. Attendance 3100. Score:
 R.H. E. Wh iMadweSa Cleveland .... ....001 1 8 2-9 13 ! Washington .... ....02 2 9 1 1-14 IA 4 Batteries-Moore, Lunbaum, Hicks and Clark.
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Chicago, fl; Cincinnati, 3.

Cincinnati, June H.-The Chicago team had an easy time taking the last game of the series from the Cincinnatis today. Menefee was in rare form, but the num- crous errors by McPhee's men accounted for the large score. Attendance 35oO. Score. R.H. E. Cincinnati ..... .....0 0 0 0 } % O. 8 6 Chicago .. .. .. ....0 0 80 6 0 0--n 1
 Batteries-Ewing. Curry and Peitz; Menefae and Kllng.
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''On July 3. the Crescent Hotel at Flu reka Springs. opens as an all-year- round resort. under the management of the Frisco System. Extensive renovations And improvements have been effected which will make the Crescent Hotel the equal of any hostelry to be found in the Southwest" 6-22-30t
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Birmingham .. Il CT
 Summary: Three base hits-Wiseman. Delehanty. Two base hits-Knoll, Fish CT. Damman, Delehanty. Weaver. Sac riice hit-Knoll. Stolen bases-Bussey ?, Knoll and Brown. Hit by pitcher-By Denver, 8. Bases on balls-Off Denver, 1; off From, l. Struck out-By From, 1; by Denver. 2. Umpire-Strauss.
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Taylor Sold to Atlanta.

Chattanooga, Tenn, June 21-(SpeciaD- Third Baseman Taylor was today traded to Atlanta for Shortstop Busch and Fielder Longley.
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FOURTH JULY RATES.

Tickets at reduced rates will be sold from agency stations to all points on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad several days m advance. with ample return limit Ap- ply to your nearest ticket agent for rates, tickets and further particulars.
 6-11-wed-su-td
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S.. Louis. 5; Philadelphia, 1

St. Louis. June 21.-St. Louis defeated Philadelphia today by hard hitting in the third inning after which neither side scored. Attendance 4O00. Score: RH.E St. Louis .. ........O1400 000s-S 5 1 Philadelphia .... ....0 o 0 0 0 0 0-1 g 1
 Batteries-Donohue and Sugden; Wilts and Powers.
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Chicago, 3; Baltimore, 2.

Chicago, June 2.-Chicago again defeat ed Baltimore today. Attendance o26. Score: R.H E. Chicago ...... .... ..00O1020 0'-s 5 Baltimore ...... 10 DO 001 0-2 2
 Batteries-Platt, Mcfarland and Sulli- van; Howell and Bresnahan.
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Sacred Concer East Lake tonight.
FOR SALE.

A Second avenue corner lot at a bargain. "Right in the Swim" Call at once for loca- ton and price.
 w. B. LEEDY & co.
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Auanta, Z; chattanooaa. 1.

Chattanooga, June H.-Durret's error lost the game for Chattanooga today. Do- frat. 6oCre: R.H.E. Chattanooga .... ..1ooo0oooo-1 4 Atlanta. .. ........G00 0020oI0-7 0
 Batteriss; Dolan, Brennan and Roth; Baker and IAtimer
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at will Attandsnce 1000. Score: R.H.E. Memphis .... .......0 c % o001-2 ! 9hl evsport .... ....010 o02310-7 10 3 and Mcclure
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Distance Lent Enchantment,

From the Boston Post
 Namby-Did she fall in love with you at first sight?
 Pamby-Yes, but she was quite a dis tance away, and when she got a better view of me it was all off,
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At New York.

New York, June 21.-On the worst day that the Tidal stakes, for 3-year-olds.
 worth $2O,ooo, one mile and a quarter. was ever run, F. c. McLewee 6 Co.'S Major Diangerfield galloped home an easy win ner at Sheepshead Bay today on track
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field game. but hadn't so many chances as their opponents.
 Another game between the two clubs will probably be arranged within a sh"rt while The score follows:
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The game between the Southern Rail- wey and the Louisville and Nashville teams resulted in a score of to in fa- for of the Louisville and Nashville. Bat teries-Louisville and Nashvlle-Cox and Morgan; Southern-Davis, Burns and Boddie.
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The Martin Hardware Company team of Bossemer and the Moore & Handley team played tie game, to 9. at Bessemer yesterday. In the ninth inning the Moore & Handley team quit and the umpire forfeited the game.
 The Moore & Handley team claims the game was not forfeited. The men say they told the umpire if he was going to forfeit 1t they would play. He said he would not do so. The players quit be- cause they had to return to Birmingha am.
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OTHER GAM ES.
ChIIdersburg, 2s; Vincent, 6.

Childersburg, June 21.-(Special )-The game of ball at Vincent yesterday be- tween Vincent and Childersburg resulted in decidedly one-sided game The game was featureless. with.r the exception of the battery of Childersburg and the home run by Edwards, and the two three bag gers by Nichols. Score:
 Vincent ....... zee. .....0 0 1 002012 6 Childersburg ..... ... 70 g. o 0 5 5 s2S
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Ethel Black sings at East Lake tonight.
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BARONS BATTED
 HARD BUT LOST Nashville BunChed Hits in the
 Ninth and Won 0EAVER PITCHED AGAIN oelehanty Keeps Up His Work With the Stick, Tapping Out a Three
 eageer, Two-saeeer
 and a Single.
sourHER,. LEAGUE STANDING.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

Atlanta ', Chattanooga 1. Nashville g, BirmiE gham [. Shreveport ', Memphis 6,
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woodlawn defeated the Milner 6 Kettie team yesterday by score of to B. Bat teries-Davis and Rogers; Mcfarland and Nigo.
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Insist on having Weights Royal Flour-Nothing just as good.
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GAMES TODAY.

Little Rock at New Orleans. Shreveport at Memrhis.
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"All kinds of music. The

boy-wonder pianist, 10 to 12
 a. m; male quartette and piano
 concerts afternoon and even ng, all this week at Stones.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Menefee and Klng.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-02-04

Mis- Enr.a Ma>ter~'n viii go tn
ST. Lrni- the lat o. the week.
y. ii. Wa.s.n came down from
wa->nn h morning an the flyer.
Miss Ritherrpri. ~ Fayetteville.
Ark = visiting Nj Dora Frank H.
Leader IN Sh"speg. are I 40 pnpu-
lar vinitt cisars. maie hy NcCpwan.
Presb, erian Stnbath ~cnopl teach
err m4-ting tonight AZ he plrsonage
II Il. CT ha~ sold out MS mercan.
tile ct i.nmsnt a. Af."0, 10 Reed
Bro-
WIN. VI ore, ~ Hector New York,
l. vi<iung Rev J ;. Stubpedeld and
vie.
Cnilus Mave~ and ]. l.. Sherman
aud wife. of Pryor Creek, are al the
Goth.
l. Churchill return ID from the
southern part OF the territory last
night.
Mrs. p L. Super has gone 20 Little
Rick for t~o weeks visit with
friends.
A. c. Slmms of Okitnoma CITY.
cou-i or +. c. Stretch, Is visiting 10
the city
w. J. GamhIll. Geo Dixon and Mr..
no = ell are dow n frsm Welch on court
business.
Granville Craig.a prominent farmer
from near welch. Is Ia Town attend
ing court.
Watch and le~elry repairing, First
class work. guarantee IL. Chas.
Hartman.
Ne Milford ~a> In frnm the farm
yesterday and rep 'rt> stock winteriug
splendldly.
The work ~ the Dawes commission
in the enrolment ~ Cnerokee- l. be-
Ing vig .r,usly pushed.
Presiding Elder p. h. Hicks return
cd from TIE eastern part OF the terri
tory on the Frisco t,dsy.
II you desire ANYTHING In the way
OF sheet mu~ic you should zee the
stock AZ the post ufice book store.
A brDtncr ~ ] r Campbell i here
from Carthage and will Witt South
McAlester before returning home.
James L. McCabe in "Maloney's
Wedding Day" i funny enough 70
keen u laughing Tor q whole season.
Mrs. T J. Arlington Of Krebs. who
has been visiting Der father, John
Choteau returned home this murnIug.
L w. Mark has been awarded the
mail contract fnr carrying The "a sil
daily between Vinits, E-tella and
Cenlraii. au1 from Rnby 20 Cods's
bluf. Contract IN eject July 1t.
500
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-02-04

Mis- Hnrtense Allison, sister tf
Mr. Emmett Rea, will arrive from
Ni.sauri today.
Fniey's honey aud sar cures the
cough caused by attack of la grippe.
IL heals the. longs. Peoples orug
store.
Why write, You can nov tall 10
Galera, J,plin, Columbus, Baxter
springs aud Weir City over the tele-
phnne. u
Tue most reliable preparation for
gidney troubles on the market l.
E,lsy's Kidney Cure. Peoples Drug
L re. DIV
Bad concert Friday night at the
opera house. Snlo~, qlartets, instru-
mental aud vocal music. CUme out
aed help the baud.
No hers can can safely glue Foley's
money AMI Tar 10 their cnildren for
c .ughs aud cnlds, for H. contains no
.piaies or poisons. Peoples drug
~t,re.
.t j. announced that the Fri SEQ
" n put on fast train March 9, from
n. Louis o. Fort Wnr n. This will
ne in abolition TO the tw > tralus day
alIeAdy on that ruad.
Dr. Ca d Seli's syrup pep.in-thats
~htt keeps your head clear, your
ln~er howel~ regular. Sold by Peo-
ple'. drug soc. DIV
Winner csuehs are apt TO result In
coo>umption u neglected. They can
he seoa brnken up by using Foley's
honey aud Tar. Peoples drug stnre.
TIE suit - Tom Fields against F.
II Wa>snh for damages for GRIP des-
struyed bv caitie IA occupied the at
tention OF Judge Glll's Court today.
Dun't forxct about the clocks. II
they need repairing. will call and
deliver them when repaired. Chas.
Hartmla, &C Chapman s Briggs.
Rev. Willis + Jordon OF the NJ. z.
church will BEGIN series OF meetings
a. me Cnri~tian church on Tuesday
n'gs, Feb. llth, 1902, every budy
, cordially invited u aueud
or all the dramatic production.
playing here this season "Maloney',
Wedding" which will be ths attrac
tlon at the opera house Feb. 5, is said
70 be the hest.
Rev E. ID Cameron, pastor OF ths
Bapti>t church al South McAli-tel
has opened his bast-ries on ths
gambling frsterai y % that city. and
: lacked by the Daily Capital.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-02-04


ePeter Tovev Is here from Hudson.
Iron bedstead at Ming Furniture
Co's s0-tf
Couches at MIng's at a reasonable
prlce. SOFT
Fine coffee speciality at Balen.
tines.
Take your second hand goods to
SWANS.
Il. L. Lafon OF Big Creek is attend
Ing court.
Last night was the coolest night Of
the season.
See those bedroom suits at tef, NJ ng
Furture Cos. Off
Attorney Mellette was at Musko-
\ gee yesterday.
/, James L. MrCahe comes with the
highest OF press praise. Sale OF seats
IS, SO aud s5c.
Swain will buy your second hand
guods. Try him.
Tom Daugheny mase a trip to
Chetopa yesterday.
Edgar Smith will return from Fort
Smith Wednesday.
Just opened up a fresh lot OF Gro
ceries az Balentine's-
Dddley E lls and Charley KillIbrew
are Ia SapulDa today.
See James L. McCabe In bis play
that pleases I'D aud y0uns.
.~Tome dried fruit-peaches AMI ap-
/. LES cts per pound az Balentines
81 Cocoa Blend Cofee-fne. Just try
il; 20c per 10. Balentine's.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-02-04
Vinita
Meat
Store

p. y. NesseI. Prop.
The Best Only.
II you want q choice
steak or roast give
us a trial.
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Local Savings.


Tonight and Wednesday fair. Con-
tInued colder tonight. "Wednesday
warmer.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-02-04

Farms wanted--ca-h rent will be
raid Tor farms Answer ~ once.
L r. PARKER. JR..
Sec'y Commercial Club.
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fully anticipated here The
They attractive
price will make selections
but early and get the choice pieces
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1902-07-31
Bank Closed.

Beaufort, Special.-On account of
the lamented death OF its proprie-
tor. Mai. w. H. Lockwood, the Beau
fort bank has terminated its busi-
ness, pending a settlement of the
affairs of the deceased. This unavoid-
able result, however, has caused con-
siderable inconvenience to business
men having business relations with
the bank and money on deposit. Those
interested naturally hope that a
speedy settlement will be forthcom-,
ing after the business has been adS
ministered in accordance with tA
law.