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Decorah-posten., 1902-04-25
@upbcrs.

elsie imoo uucItomnc 8iGitcr ino.
inner ia, iaoiunrt 9ornet er plontet,
ouerurrit er moll ubint for beres Gp.
peri puo 0cu Gio Blanteipircrne OI.
Ter ia; til oo ucb De ioo ueie, hOor oc
IfoI frn6e Trstornet. Seller life er oct
bare @ophcr&, ser 9ier IcrtrGo
Scrrc RctninQ. Ger er Ot1Ic Nll9Ie
ioaionr arnofcr % "9tod %lro@"
Nuor Ser or mango al oi@le blloer Dc
oite en- rem HloQc.
Zen ~lcttcIte Otaa6c at rouoc %oo
pou bette piloc rare at laoe 6rctornct
blpoe& / acro'irc uo9Ic elmer. "a pII
nperteu TuQIc ener ouOre Ipr rclc
BET. oct pnoitaaeS. at Ncnnc %ebono'
lima life foocr Streets Spirefro't. 81
giuer oo9 bette &ouo fun Tor booo Oct
or ouro; ga ri ci ielo bar prsoet Oct,
tor Nj life unbeiolc oct.
Get. nj hor preuet % fan trp9t orl'
bcinlc cr, at orrbe oi@le Stooconr
poo hulltcniomhClIt Ntauoe, man bar
bcoIt AnIc0nju9 til.
@co at Qipe Smoa9utter en- ltoei1
0rrmic piI oe mcb @epGr oa gar
fonae en- bel Gel. Cen ~iitrcite @toooe
cr ooQ at BRUCE Strptnln. Sor
NIouoe at BRUCE oeunc Nsocligc @tft
poa, bar uNrct en- al ieIQenoc TO: vi
hor la0et Mtoi$forn o1 tulit oct bare
ioopiot, at oct If en- Del SprTttcr /
g~NerIfuuet. Giaic putteoeS | Ell 6lo'
ifc, hporpao ijocu heIotc& Sau0, huort
fumolet Strufniu cr bIouoet. Gttc
rrres MI goOt ON uC0 al rpitc 6loltcn ;
&ornct nil iooleoGS oroNc ! ij9 ben gtr.
tiae &pite % ton Oa IGg8eS / De Sui,
huOr @opberen bar lit GiIbolb. Zen
| anoer Waaoe, ri bar brlIgt, er al Ia.
ge aorn, Der bar Iig8et / Sleo % flo.
Ue Iiot / Sen Gnoc. bpor SpireU fsr't
piicr iiQ, % ian toac bite lioet nj
fnuit Strptniu pau Soocu al Ell Zen.
netrin os Ititfe bette iuo / ben siorte
Gabrins.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-25
Spionert / Rnslano.

Gn Sruilflliafto, foul par pRrel
poa Retie / 9hislano. fort9lIer |
edo De Baris" ON ct Saiml6e, Der
oiier, bpor opermaaoe nsie Oct nus
life 9olit pogter enbuer 6remmeo.
Seq bapoe miitet @oresien oe
glemt Iapnet paa en- Berion, ieg ire
Gage isr bapoe beisgt. 9erfo. ben-
penote iee mig til En-, SarrosmnnS,
Der bapoe peret min, 8eipiier | ct.
petersburg, og ipurte bonL ON ban
piOite aoresien paa ben Yerion, iom
jeg beisgte Sa9erl efter min anfomit.
"Sffe uffurat," iparte~ ban; men
ies fan fslge big til en- Waano. lom
nof peo aoresien."
SON fulgte mig til ct bsititaaenbe
rusiiif gmbeOSmaro, Der too ! rtsle
6Urbinoelie meO Orr. aleigeis, Boli.
tippGieften.
8i bleu mooto9ne / ct flint mebleret
.8Grelie. Bao ct goro / Wtoten OF
@Greliet par Der 9louriter og anbet
tint. 5 gereliets Sisrner tar Der
Sogbplber fulOe Of Blade og Yapi.
rer % ifillte ba9om Sorb9ne. Slere
peitIaote Serrer baarobtlite og be.
gprrote at tale poo os, affurat icm
bar ri TONNE ino / ct RlirbuRreIie.
&i funbe bore Sfripemaiftner osiaa;
men oct bar Dog oaniteligt at tGIrfe
Jig, at pt Dor inoe / ct Eclitibllrerli.
Otter at ia pefslet aomplimerter
ia min Ben: "0enne Serre bar BOZ,
rel fun en- fort Si0 Der i ct. Beters.
burg, og ban oiIoe 9ierne iua ReOe
paa Ruunet og IOresien til en- Ser.
ion, iom Fan beIsgte 0aeen efter fin
Infomit. Sam bar CLIENT -"
"glb, oisieIie!" ioarte Srunftione.
ren meb ct Smbl. ga mig re -
Wr. u. oltfom bio FOR ncsle Oage
ii0en - Sotel 4 - to1n fra s.
Bite 2,0S6. Der er pi." San tos
op ct 8aptr fra Dtifen os iorratte:
"Sor ire Gage iioen min Serre,
git on no 81. 2.45, toe Gab geo.
1904. gu bar / Sslge meo en- gm.
bebSmanO, os bi taIte ON 9oerfri.
gen pau 6ranff. Spoe Rinuter ienere
gift on inO i ct. Siaaf airferl, bpor.
fra on gift til Der. M-s Suie for
Che. 0erfra tog on Sob go. $3.50
til Dit Sote4, og Der gap 6, SSanitoren
tpoe arpcf'er, forat ban ffllLoe ierpSe
ct Srep I'll Srarfrtge for Dig. Sois
on ifIIOe sltife at fna oibe Sopeoinos
boioet al BIT greo, iou -"
Soet han talte, iau bnn efter ct
anoet Fapir. Seq too aI0eIes mail.
bunoeH. (San fortaIte mig ioa moi.
aatigt, bo1b ieg bupoe fpretd't mig,
at ies bleo mer emo forbaiiet. Ga
min Sorbouielie bar srumfelss, oa iea
tit oHbe. at mar, for en- Sent fhln0e
fou Iore$ien til goiIfenicmbeIit Sro.
bDg9er / &tpen.
"0u er oberroifet," IA Slurftio.
nGre1r meo en- Satter. "ten o., bill
ornre Dig til Sinaen og bIi tafnemIia
ouer 6en Sifferbeo, ri 9urantercr
Ga."
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-25
Ca rtttsn pp Aupett.
sRtsissrsi AZ en- prattia Garnar.
Maisplanfnina.

vi tror life at funne 9iere 9pieruc
al 6armipoIteu itsrre gtptte emo peo
of bebanSIc Oenne Sag noget uOfsr.
Itgt; tbi Der er iaa mango cling, iom
ntaa tages / 9etragtuing, OF boiIfe in.
gen ~llitroffet laoer fig forismme. 4t
I9eren ma bore tiIbereot paa rettc
Vtaaoe fgr 8lantningeu finder Steo
er en- n%eopenSig 9etiugeIie. 5oruh.
iat at Den er sobt gisbilet, buroe osn
UGre pIsiet 0pbt iibite SOFT. On ltge5
Iio eler mere fsr Blartringen buroe
Den barueS paa arpos og tperS, life
blot for at foa oue aiumper goot fnu.
Ite men ogiaa for at boIoe oft ipirepNc
u9rGS tilbage % binore BET / 9Rrten.
Baa 9ommeG a9er er oct nsooen'
otgt at @ieoiel bltper anpenot, men
Den Woooe, buorpnn mango gisr bette,
er oIbeIeS f~orfoIteIigt. De toger for
GrempeI al itoIte @inter8 9isOieI, Der
enonu life er ranonet % or ItPrtt op'
blanbet nrco tor SaIm, o9 plsier bl
aItiammen He0. 8eo Iiot nGrmere
@ftertanfe oil man flInne ie, ut bette
cr aIoeIeS gait; tbi Den terre SaIm
% oen ferife @isoieI oil ofifiUre 6or.
btnocIifu mPaem SperIa6en og I'm
oerIIoget al fugtig DtuIo. SnotrRf.
fer Der ga Ell Irngere Ssrfeperiooe,
ion fan oct, Tom or pIontet pon iaabau
Niger, life erboIoe t~iIitrPffelig Soc.
ring, men oil oiSne. NI oenne 8alt.
ifeIigbeo iorebp9geS. boiS @isbieIen
er Qoot raaonet, iaa Den LET bIanoer fig
mc0 beu UhiIo. bporaf Blonternc5
Heooer ifaI huge lin Rpring. ut
pIGic SoImgieoieI UNDER, itror for
4Iontingcn al Wois, frornooe8 poa
oct beitemteite. aier oen beaere no
paa Sopncannaen, iaa Den fan bIipe
rigtig qobt ififfet til @oiSnoIing
nGitc Iar.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-25
Farmer. Huset og Haven

8i fit for noeIe slar iiben BET Rnao
life at orGbe @opbers, oa De peo ct
scIpgse ifaoeItse Suiefter aiorbe tort
@oou. 0erimob ifulbe Ell Speriloo
Of RaiS itrses omfring Seres Siiller,
iaa De life ifitIoe bebspe Of rsre ben
planteoe WaiS. 9ette Raao iulgte 81
life mere emo Den enc Gang; tbi pi
fanot, oct bar iiflogt, mebminbre man
oiIoe iIao inc paa 8opberopI iom
5orretning. Rigtianof boIot DC fig
ira at ifooe BET plnnteoe 8orr, men
SorsgeIien bIep for flor.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-25
Sm Sch Corn.

@nouu Ell Sang maa ct Sr0
til IOunrieI 0erom taoles. Sreforn2t
preoeS pau Den aIminbclige Waaoe
oeo Of IGgge oct / WfuIo / en- 8aSie
oQ iPtte oenne bog Opnen / aiettenet.
Eli en- iaooou Brspe mat life iRtte5
aItformegen Stb, ga aQe Smitrnot8'
heoer er ioo gunitigc. Gao Yreoeu
bIioc noget nGrmere oct iom i 8irt2.
ligbeoen frTocS: iGt aaSien no i
Fri 2uft. bpor ocn uoiTtteS for olmir.
oeliq babe aulOe % 8orme, on ferIt
er Ereueu uoget al rette Jig e'tcr.
Oct nRite hi oil mIuhe ON er at
plonte opbt. ilet life UNDER Ell A til
5 CONNER. Gor rgen og mango Here
5ormereS Grfaring gaur no paa ct
Bette or mcgct beore END at plante
grunOt. Ser or ingen' 6are for, IT
set 10 tommpr op, ON set er plnntet
nofiaa opbt, % oct oil 'lna Jig opberc
o. itprfere RsOoer. Oct moo og'aa
TONNES i'm, Of ben beoite Qprtntng
ooor no poa Of plsie % clIltioerc Rot'
len inoIeOe6, at 0perflobcn boIoe& Ioa
ipon % fIao iom muligt. s 9omle
Gage isqte man urber 9urfnlngen at
upltc WtuIocn op imoo NoiSitiIfenc
ioo ser bIco en- bsi Rna eiter boer
8oo, huorof IeIgen bIep, at Heoocrne
blep bRffet funife o9bt. llnner iliGe
Smitpnoiqbeher filnoe Woiicn plor'
ties gruu6t; tbi peo ioo0an Cprtnina
bIeu Den opbt noI ouigeOeI. S ienere
Mar ipnca oct Tom on NoropeItenS
burfcbc Marfer bIiper mere % mere
tsrre, bpcrnf mon ielQc, at bnb Elant.
ming % fIob Gorfnin9 er bleoct en-
Nrorcuhiahc0.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-25

Gnftap Gioe bill tale for TfboIo /
Ramsos Iften lite gtai. Bergen 2oen.
9roipnsburs 3bie, 2atefielo o9 Sme8n
Abe, Scron Cafe ste, 8iuDom 6te, Beit'
broot 90 Sme9u 7be-9be, Sracp o9
Smegn 1Obc-11te, Current &ate og
Omegn 13Se-15be, Sipeitone 16oe,
Sasper og Smeer 17be-19oe, 8oct
Gorntp 2Obe. RiuueIotaieIffabets lbs
5enbtng.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-25
Winneipta' Sritters.

Src 9Ga prizes 9oot, oert reres 10
SpiicIfecr Sutter. % iaa piifer man
Set otter boo6e IPnge % Del. s en-
Gint iur WteIf bar man en- Sbelfe
So0u, piper Oct, iii oct Hummer
Qoot, GpISer set ioa op / 9gegene, rs.
rer Der goot ON, tiIiGtter Iibt edit og
iaa rtegct Wtet. at set hiuer en- tpf
Rrrc. Man hur en- SeSiert.Sfe a0
@uuQeu ~ / toQer0e SmuIt, toser
ocnt op meo en- SilIleiIeu. iadinort g
or ~lpiebrIue, 90 ruler bem iao / oul.
oeriieret Siiffer. Ntar fan bdpe I.
CT. GitronLSuu iii bi$ie 90 ipiie
Dem icm Se@iert. eIer mar fan ipiie
Dem til Nitens ellcr 6rotoIt.
SngsiGr'aase.
Is Sop Smsr. I &Op Sltffer, ct
9@Q. - Sop @teIf. 17s Stopper NeI,
3 itrsgne Sbeifeer 9afing Bomber OF
en- Sbcitc itsbt SrgeiGr. Ntan rsrer
ferit Smsret I'll TIeSe, bar iaa Sui
ferret Iiot eitcr Iiot, iaa BET piiteoe
9Gg. oerpoo 4teItcn o. tiliiSit &c
tsrrc Sat9rcoieuier, iom isrit er iigtet
~ianuuen. Ran imsrer BET rt9ti9
tprot uoouer i en- itor Fob YanSe %
iteaer Oct 10 Dtnuter. Haar Oct or
iGrSiat. itrsr man Suffsr ooer %
itirrer oct iaa op i Sirfonter.
Spauifc IuHer. .gNs
20 Sep fob WeIt % 3 ltrssne
Spiieifesr Sgrsr irttes boa Sscpen
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-25
Corn Wufiins.

On Sop Corn Weal", en- SpiieIfc
goot Ra0fe0t, 2 SpiieIfeer bptot
Sufter, 5 Stopper fogenoe gano %
en- Gbeifc Salt. Ian blanber Mel,
Sult % Suffer ianmen / en- "9oublc
Boiler" ON aitenen, bplber iaa oct
to9enOe 9onb og 5eotet Oerpaa, un.
ser itooig Smrsring 90 laoer bet
Ocrpaa foge en- Sime, ioet man al oB
til rsrer / set. Raar oct bar fogt
IGngc nof, bGlber man oct op / ct
6o6 % b9lber oner bet IA Sop folot
8anO, for at Der life ifal iptte ii5
Sforpe pao. Ranr man 9agen efter
bill benptte Oct, - enten iii Srotoit
ener til aftens, - rsrer man oct
fsrit rigti9 goot ON % blanoer iaa
~ Stop Corn Weal", ~ Sop
boibt @teI % to Sbeiteer Batting
8ouoer Oeri o9 tiIitbIt ct ueIpiifet
go. Won bplber iao Masien op /
oelimurte "WfufTin.EinS" % Ite9st
Dem / e, beo nggeropn. 8iSie "0euf.
rms" er mere porsie eno alminOeligc
Corn RuTins", 90 oesuben er De
onieet for at pGre iunoere % Iettere
ioropieIiee, noor man bar Iaoet
aornet "9ic" iao mcset, iom bet fan,
oeO at foge oct fsrit.
Warplaub Eiters.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-25
SngefGr'Sasc
Spuuifc Iuficr

20 Sep fob WeIt % 3 Itrssne
Spiieifesr Sunsr inttss boo Sscpen I
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-11-06
One Minute couah cure.

1t is the only harmless cough cure
mat gives quick relief Cures coughs,
colds, Group, bronchitis, whooping
cough, pneumonia, asthma la grippe
and all throat, chest and lung troubles.
got soaked by rain, says Gertrude
E. Fener, Muncie, Ind, and contracted
severe cold and cough. failed
rapidly, lost 4S pounds. My druggist
recommended One Minute Cough Cure
The first bottle brought relief; several
cured me. am back to my old
weight, 14S pounds. One Minute
Cough Cure cuts the phlegm relieves
the cough at once, draws out infiam-
nation cures Group. An ideal remedy
Tor children. City Drug Store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-11-06
STABBED HIS FRIEND.
eootblaek Gives Another DAN
... etah in the Lunus.

Pootblack Gives Another Dan-
oerous Stab in the Lungs.
p ,mmie McNeal, proprietor of the
W shining parlor' near the post
ste stabbed Joe Lacey, his friend
business associate, in the lung
ihieb bday night, in the cut near the
whSs Ssctaw compress. The knife barely
.laed large artery. McNeal went
ann town and was arrested before
|arooclock by Policeman McCarty at
| |imt Palace drug store. He tried to
wayow away some dice when the Off
q u got hold of him and he found he
Pdld be turned over to Deputy Crock
Lee. He thought the dice might
300 icate that there had been fight
r,,,sr a crap game. He claims 1t was
all accident and was apparently in
as at distress when told that Lacey
| |its "a bht die.
|woricNeal told a News reporter this
othrnlng that he and Lacey were walk
#op up the track together and that he
NJ potato in his hand and was cut.
sorog lt with his knife when Lacey
Id hight him around the neck and be-
sn to wrestle with him He said he
Ind him to look out as he had a knife
ipp his hand and just as he told him
~ at Joe grabbed his arm, and in or
r 10 free himself he jerked away
ud did not know that he had cut his
lend until he saw blood on his
-i6lthes. He said: when / saw that
rblpod | was so scared | didn't know
|bcehat to do, and fore God. boss, I
ondnt mean to do it, as | was Joe's
st friend"
sohlcNeal pulled the potato out Of his
Itcllet as corroborative support Of his
|ou,planation.
tFrom the statements made immedi.
rgely after the affair by Lacey, as he
alked up town holding his hand over
qse bleeding wound, little credence is
1T in McNeal's story. It is thought
Nat the two were shooting craps and
)t into a fight. DR.. Graves dressed
aceys injuries and found them Sc.
GUS The lung was penetrated and
- large artery exposed Lacey is now
! All Saints hospital and McNeal is
q the federal Jail, where he will be
eld until the result of Lacey's inju.
,es becomes plain.-Evening News.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-11-06
stepped AGAINST a Hot Stove.

A child Of Mrs. George T. Benson,
when getting his usual Saturday night
oath, stepped against a hot stove
which burned him severely. The child
Vas in great agony and his mother
could do nothing to pacify him. Re-
membering that she had a bottle Of
Chamberlain's Pain Balm in the house
she thought she would try II. In less
than ha*Mp hour after applying II
the child w. quiet and asleep, and in
less than two weeks was well. Mrs.
Benson is a we'll known resident of
kellar, Va. Pain Balm is an antisep-
tic liniment and especially valuable
for burns, cuts, bruises, sprains. For
sale by City Drug Store, f. ]. Ramsey
and Ardmore Drug Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-11-06

The ARDMOREITE has been alive the Of
education and has always endeavod extend the of the
qurement of knowledge whenever opportunity itself With
this this choice
Master which the
will at the Opera House Monday Nov 10TH The ARD
MORETE will present the lady receiving largest
number o
The plan voting simple required the
lug of fill and the printed below and
it to this Office
Inasmuh there the lady whom the largest
number of ballots invite five of her friends be her guests
on the evening of November 10th.
The Lord and Master of the amusing we'll
instructive of Martha Morton comedies and the production
rany company adequate every
The ARDMOREITE will the progress of the baotng
each day by publishing the list of with the
their
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-11-06
Committees.

Finance-C. L. Byrne, chairman;
A. G. Young. ]. S. Mullen.
Street and Alley - I. r. Best, chair
man; c. L. Byrne, w. T. Gardner,
J. S. McChnren
Police-" C. Kendall, chairman; (;
|. r. Best. ]. s. McCharen.
Fire-W. T. Gardner. chairman: ].
w. Golledge. ]. S. Mullen.
Waterworks-A. c. Young, chair
man; j. S. Mullen, C. l.. Byrne.
Ordinance-J, S. Mullen, chairman:
j. w. Golledge, w. c. Kendall.
Cemetery-J. w. Golledge, c1air-
man; w. T. Gardner, l. r. Best.
Sanitary. S. McCharen, chair
man; ]. S Mullen, w. c. Kendall, A.
c. Young.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-11-06
PROCLAMATION.

Whereas, an agreement was entered
into in the city of Washington, ID. c.,
on the 21st day of March, 1902, be-
tween commissioners representing
the United States and the Choctaw
and Chickasaw tribes of Indians and
ratified by an act of congress APP
proved July /, 1902, and entitled, can
act to ratify and confirm an agreement
with the Choctaw and Chickasaw
tribes of Indians, and for other pur-
poses," and
Whereas, paragraph 70 thereof pro-
vides that This agreement shall be
binding upon the United States and
upon the Choctaw and Chickasaw Ma
tlons and all Choctaws and Chicka-
saws when ratified by congress and
by majority of the whole number
Of votes cast by the legal voters of
the Choctaw and Chickasaw tribes in
the manner following: The principal
chief of the Choctaw Nation and the
governor Of the Chickasaw Nation
shall, within one hundred and twenty
days after the ratification of this
agreement by congress, make public
proclamation that tho same shall be
voted upon at any special election to
be held for that purpose within thirty
days thereafter, on certain day
therein named; and all male citizens
of each of the said tribes qualified to
vote under the tribal laws shall have
right to vote at the election precinct
most convenient to his residence,
whether the same be within the
bounds of his tribe or not. And II
this agreement be ratified by said
tribes aforesaid, the date upon
which said election is held shall be
deemed to be the date of final ratifi-
cation"
And whereas, the principal chief of
the Choctaw Nation and the governor
of the Chickasaw Nation did on Aug
ust 26, 1902, issue their joint proclama-
tion calling a special election TO be
held in the Choctaw and Chickasaw
Nations on Thursday, September 20,
1902, for the purpose of voting upon
the above referred to agreement be-
tween the United States and the
Choctaw and Chickasaw Nations, and
Whereas, on Thursday, September
25,1902, there was held a special elec.
tion in the Choctaw and Chickasaw
Nations in accordance with the
proclamation issued by the principal
chief of the Choctaw Nation and by
the governor OF the Chickasaw Nation
for the purpose of voting upon the
agreement herein referred to, and
Whereas, paragraph "A OF the said
agreement provides that "The votes
cast in both the Choctaw and
Chickasaw Nations shall be forthwith
returned and duly certified by the
precinct officers to the national secre-
taries of said tribes and shall be pre-
sented by said national secretaries to
a board OF commissioners consisting
of the principal chief and the national
secretary of the Choctaw Nation and
the governor and national secretary OF
the Chlckasaw Nation and two mem
bers of the commission to the Five
Civilized Tribes; and said board shall
meet without delay at Atoka, Indian
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-11-06
BUSINESS SCHOLARSHIP FREE.

the ahas which, taken the fccd leads
make this the turning the life
energetic bright hustng boy girl You well understand that
the business that almost
different
from agol Now here that will place
business
business
subscribers the Weekly Amoe
ber the Southwestern
Der thorough
education training their
and choice bookkeeping and banking
training penmanshp spelling
letter writing and English
Do heate friends them
who reading paper
Another
while will
words
and
your
this blank tonight %
THE ARDMoRElTE l..
desire the scholarship Southwestern
Business University
the making
Yoxrs very truly,
Name) )....... ....,.....................
CPostohce)
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Territory, ami canvass and count said
votes, and make proclamation of the
result"
And whereas, on Wednesday, octo-
ber /, 1902, at Atoka, Indian Terri
tory, the board of commissioners au-
thorized by the provisions Of section
"A of the agreement, convened and
canvassed and counted said votes and
cast, 2,140 for the ratification of the
agreement and 704 for the rejection Of
the agreement, and
Whereas, majority of the votes
cast at the special election of Sep
tember 25, 1902, was for the ratihca-
tion of the agreement between the
United States and the Choctaw and
Chickasaw Nations as ratified by the
act Of congress approved July /, 1902.
Now, therefore, we, Gilbert w.
Dukes, principal chief of the Choc-
taw Nation, Solomon j. Homer, nation
al secretary of the Choctaw Nation;
Palmer S. Mosely, governor OF the
Chickasaw Nation; ]. l.. Thompson,
national secretary of the Chickasaw
Nation, and Tams Bixby and Thomas
b. Needles, members of the commits
sion to the Five Civilized Tribes, be-
ing board of commissioners duly
authorized thereunto, do hereby make
proclamation that the agreement OF
March 21, 1902, between the United
States and the Choctaw and Chicka-
saw tribes of Indians as ratified by
an act of congress of the United
States, approved July /, 1902, and en-
titled "An act to ratify and confirm
an agreement with the Choctaw and
Chickasaw tribes OF Indiana and for
other purposes" has been duly ratified
by the citizens of the Choctaw and
Chickasaw Nations at a special cleo
tion held for this purpose in these
two nations on Thursday, September
25 1902, and as so ratified, such agree
ment became effective at ~ o'clock,
midnight, September 25, 1902.
In testimony whereof, we, as men,
bers of board Of commissioners duly
authorized thereunto by the 74th para
graph Of the agreement above referred
to, have hereunto set our hands and
seals at Atoka ,Choctaw Nation, In
dian Territory on this the first day OF
October A. d., 1902.
(Signed) G. w. DUKES,
(SeaD Principal Chief Choctaw Ma
tion.
(Signed) SOLOMON ]. HOMER,
| (SeaD National Secretary Choctaw
Nation.
| (Signed) p. S. MOSELY,
(SeaD Governor Chickasaw Nation.
(Signed) ]. l.. THOMPSON,
(SeaD National Secretary Chicka-
saw Nation.
(Signed) TAMS BIXBY,
(SeaD Member Commission to the
Five Civilized Tribes.
(SignedD 7. b. NEEDLES,
(SeaD Member Commission to the
Five Civilized Tribes,
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