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Gifaflcns.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
- York nv the grace Of God and independent To
Martin Ungreh Martin Ungrieh Henry Ungreh.
all interested IN
Henry Ungrich. late OF the County OF New-York. de-
creditors. leEatses next OF kin otherwise
Send Greeting: You and each OF you are herhy cited
Surrogate OF the County New-York Surrogates
Court OF said County held the County Court House in
the County New-York. the 16th day September
1902 halfpast o'clock in the forenoon OF that day
attend judicial settlement the
count of proceedings OF Henry Ungreh JI and Martin
Ungrich executors of the last will and testament
deceased and such OF hereby cited
OF twentyone years. required appear
by your guardian II you have none to
appear and apply for be appointed. event
pointed the Surrogate represent and for in
the proceeding.
testimony whereof. we have caused the seal
Surrogates' Court the said County Nsw-York
hereunto arsxed. Witness Hon. Abner c.
IL. 81 Thomas. a Surrogate OF said County, at
County of New-York. the 9th
in the year OF our Lord thousand
and two.
J. FAIRFAX M'IAUGHLIN
Clerk of the Surrogates' Court
JAMES DEMAREST. Attorney for Executors. No. l&o
Nassau street Borough % Manhattan. New-York City.
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Bowling Green Trust CO.

rs BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Capital, $780, 900. Surplus, S2,5O0,OOO
OFFICERS
EDWIN GOULD, = . President.
WILLIAM i HI TAYloR viee.presidents.
JOHN A. HILTON V. Pres. Treas.
WILLIAM M. LAWS >. Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
Charles p. Armstrong Andrew Langdon,
Geo. r BdweIi VIM. Nj. Laws,
Frank Rrainard. Edward A. Maher,
Amos H. Calef ]. w. MiddendOrf
Edmund c. Converse, Henry A. McGee,
VIM Nelson Cromwell, Winslow S. Pierce,
Thomas T. Eckert William II. Taylor.
Edwin Gould, Samuel Thomas
Frank j. Gould, Edward r. Thomas,
John A. Hilton, John P. Truesdell,
Myron T. terrick, John Shelton Will ms
Edward R. Ladew, E. F. c. Young.
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Proposals.

FRANKFORT ARSENAL PHILADELPHIA
Pa July 2s l902.-Sealed proposals. in triplicats
will be received until IL A. NJ. August 2sh, 1902 for
sructing "a brick and steel building boxing
and packing shop and one story connectns passaseway
o story brick building
power plant. Information upon application. Fp-..a
HEATH. Major ord. Dept. Commanding
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THE LONG ISLAND RAILROAD

Trains leave New York Saith ST.. Z r. week days
80 90 40 20 moo A. y i so and haif hourly
$40 $50 1880 p NJ. Returning. last train
leaves Jhe Beach 1900 midnight Excursion Fare,
4Oc.
Trains leave East New York about IS minutes after
Saith St.
From New York Whitehall ST. via se,h ST. 50. B kyn
Ferry connecting with l.. / r. r. Trains leave week
days only 700. 500. 80 HOO A NJ 100. POO. $780,
go 500 $40 2. II. Excursion Fare. 5oc.
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OFFICE OF
WESTINGHOUSE EIECTRTC q MEG

No 40 Broadway, New York July %. 1902
A MEETING HELD THIS DAY 1T WAS
RESOLVED, That quarterly dividend ONE AND
IN L1hE.E1QC ARTEFS PER CENT G%el upon the
ing STOCK OF the Company be declared payable August
lso to stockhodes OF record at the close of bue
ness on August LIST, 1902. and that the
for the asserting August LIST 1902 at
O'Clock NJ. and opened August 18Th, 1902 100
O'Clock A. NJ. T w. SIEMON
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received their Uptown Once.
NO. 1894 BROADWAY
S6th and 9th until 3 o. clock m
Advertisements will be received following branch
Offices regular Office until S O'Clock q m viz
264 sth-ave. e. cor. 23d-st: 1853 dth-ave., cor.
i2th-st.: 02 East I4th-st. 2a7 Nest 12,I-st,, be-
tween It'll ana sth ayes. 263 West I25th-st.: BIS
:Sd-aye.. between 10th and nth Sta LOGS :3d-ave.
near Sist.st 5oS Istoave, near s9th-st 1877 East
4lst-st.; oo4 3d-ave.; 2IO BIeecEer-st.; 32S
Hleecker-st. Brooklyn. N Y.-2I6 Court-st.,
215 smfth-st.. 1.OO4 Gates-aye. Newark N j.
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PERE MARQUETTE RAILROAD co.
DINIDEND OLE TWO ~ PER CENT

upon the preferred STOCK Of this company from the
net earnings Of the six months ending go 1902 will
be paid August Is 1902 record at close
OF business August 1902 The preferred
books Will be closed August 1902. u o'clock noon
ana VIII reopen August l6 1902. 10 4. Dividends
on stosk registered at the Boston office Win be paid so
istered at the New York Office will he paid az the Of
nee OF Robert Winthrop and Company 30 Wall Street,
New York City. CHARLES MERRIAM. Treasurer.
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- New York July oath, 1902
A DIVIDEND OF Two AND ONE.HALF

(2t1St Per Cent the First Preferred stock. md
one tl Per Cent on the second Preferred stock of the
ON August nth. 1862 at s cice No. % William street
New York 10 the registered holders the
oenencia interest pertaining Of record
the books of the undersigned August LIST 1902
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gountrp prouerip for Sale.

------------~-~-~--------
TyARM OF IA ACRES HOUSE AND BARNS. 50 min
IL utes from State House Trenton. N J.: S4OoO part
mortgage; be sold 20 close estate w T. READ so
Jefferscn-ave., Brooklyn.
UTEAI.TH and pocket oensnt by suburban life. For
Il details apply Erie Ralroad Information bureau.
1889 and 800 Broadway. New YORK
TSLANp near mainland sale. acres. deep water.
restricted neiehborhood convenient 10 city beautiful
trees, fine building ARCHIBALD c. FOSs 50
Broadway
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MARSHAL, CORNELIA LIN PURSU-

snce Of an order Of Hon Anner c Thomas. Sur
New York. notice is hereby
20 all having claims AGAINST Corns9 L Marshall
OF the County York deceased ths
same with vouchers thereof the subscribers their
place transacng business namely the oee 81 Roscos
n Channlng No "a Park Place. Borough OF Manhattan
in the City OF New York or before the 10Th day Of
January. 1908
Dated. New York. the 10Th day OF July 1902.
WILSON MARSHALL. ALFRED MARSHALL Executors.
ROSCOE II. CLAIMING. Attorney for Executors. "a
Park Place Borough Of Manhattan, New York City.
n Y.
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CASEIN COMPANY OF AMERICA.
New-NOTk, July 23d 1902.
Preferred Dividend No. 81.
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF TWO PER
- cent. t2c) will paid preferred stock Of
this Company August nth. 1902. 70 stockholders Of
record at the close Of business July Sst. 1902 in
cordance with subscription dated MAY 1sth
1900 Checks will be mailed from the Office Of the Com
pany The transfer books will close p M July
Slst 1902 and reopen 10 A M, August nth, 1902.
CASEIN COMPANY OF AMERICA
MAURICE BARNETT Secretary.
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IN PTRSTANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Frank T. Fitzgerad Surrosate OF the County OF New
York hereby given all persons having
F. Livingston, late OF the County New
Work deceased present the with thereof
their place OF Jransacting business.
at the office attorneys Baker Peabody. No.
IN the City OF New York on before the
I'd of September. 1902
New-York, the 25th day Of February. 1902
CHARLES A. PEABODY. GEORGE L PEABODY. Ex-
BAKER & PEABODY. Attorneys for Executors. , Wall
street. New-YOrk City. n. Y.
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CosIo. HERNAN.-In pursuance OF an order

Of New York n9tice hereby given 70 all persons having
York. deceased the with vouchers thereof
20 the subscriber at his place OF ransacg business
the Office Mes5rs Nalois. Griffin. HYDE
20 Broad Street Borough Manhattan City
OF New before
Dated York. March 26th. 1902
HERMAN COSIO. Administrators
Messrs. vALOIS GRIFFIN. HYDE & HARPER. No. 20
Broad Street. Borough OF Manhattan. New York City.
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DEEP SEA FISHING daily. Al Foster g
ErTI933-A reliable. large iron seagoing steamer
kI&as1{3V Ter. regular boat winter and sum-
fare, 75c; ladies 60c Leaves I'D
St. r. 7I5 A. NJ; Battery Landing. Sos A NJ sharp
n. BOnly boat this route Large ladies' saloon
and frst-class restaurant Music board AL FOSTER
RED BANK LINE.
Leave Franklin ST. Pier o. North River Thursday July
8lst p. NJ. Friday. August 1st. ) A. NJ. and r NJ
Saturday. Aug. . A. NJ. and T. N.
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The Metropolitan West Side Elevated Rail-
way Company.
Irfasurer's Once. Chicago July 2sth.
THE COUPONS FOR INTEREST DUE on
August lst 1902 on the First Mortgage -Four Per
Cent 40 Year Gold Bonds OF The Metropolitan SIDE
Elevated Railway Company Will be paid Chicago al
once Of the Company 1901 Royal Insurance Building
and in New York the Office the Central
psny 81 Wall Street after that date
GEORGE HIGGINSON. JR Treasurer
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= Ahner c Thomas. Surrogate Of the County Of New
York notice Is hereby all having Claims
against Charles l. Holt late OF County New York
declared to present the with vouchers thereof 20
the subscribers their place OF anSactnS business ar
the office or G. H F. I. Crawford. No 81 Liberty
Street in the City OF New York Borough or Nanhattan
on or before me Sth day OF December next
Dated New York. the 18th day OF May. 1902
ANNA c. HOLT. LYDIA C HOLT. ANNA B. HOLT.
c. II & F. L. CRAWFORD. Attorneys for Exscutricss
80 Liberty St. Manhattan. n y. City
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N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

- Abner < Thomas. a Surrogate of the County OF
notice is hereby given to all persons having claims
AGAINST Schetn. late % the County OF York
deceased present the same with voushsrs thereof
subscriber, his place OF
office Of & Keller, 2Ss Borough
OF Manhattan. the City OF New York. before
nrstd ay OF October. 1902.
Dated New York. the 25th day Of March, 1902
AFlMIN HARTMANN. Executor.
RABE & KELLER. ATTORNEYS for Executor, No. E3
Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. New-York City.
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KNAPP. MARY HIN pursuance of an order
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

- Frank T. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate OF the County ot
New York Notics hereby given 20 all persons h.yns
claims Miege. late OF the County OF New
York the with vouchers there
place OF
Choate. Hanford ana L-arOccue No.
Wall Street Manhattan. in The City OF New YorS.
or before the eighth day OF January
Dated New York the 18th day OF June 1902
GEORGES RENAULT,
CHoATE. HANFoRD & LARoCoUE Attorneys for Ex-
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Snrrolates Nonres
uUTTER, JOHANNA-IN PURSUANCE OF

order OF Frank T Fitzgerald. a Surrogate
the County Of New York notice Is hereby sven to an
the County OF New York deceased present the
with vouchers thereof subscriber, place
transacting business No. $50 Broadway. Borough Man
haitian in the City Of New York before the day
September
Dated New York. day February.
LEO HITTER. Administrator.
PLATZEK & STRooCK. Attorneys for Administrator.
$50 Broadway. y. Y City
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Aoner c. Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County OF New
notice all
against Edward Wells Southworth late
New York. deceased to che vouchers
thereof the subscribers their
business. No 25S Broadway. the city
before the LIST day ct December
Dated New York. the Goth day II May. 1902
GEORGE 5. HASTINGS.
DWIGHT A JONES
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ALLIs-CHALMERs COMPANY.

New York, July 23d 1902
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THIS
COMPANY have this day declared the quarterly
dividend OF ONE AND THREE-QCkRTERS l&c) PER
CENT. the Preferred Stock Of b.s Company payable
on August ls The Preferred Stock transfer books will
close July 25th 1902. O'Clock P NJ ana reopen
August ID 1902. 10 O'Clock A NJ
Dividend stockholders O
closing OF the books
W. ]. CHALMERS Treasurer
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N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

ABNER 9 THOMAS a Surrogats OF the County OF
York notice Is hereby given to ali persons having
Charles Vaughan Riley. County
York. deceased 10 present the with vouch-
business wit the ONCE Of De Witt V D. Kelley.
SIS Liberty Street in the City OF New York. on
before 22nd day OF November next
Dated New York. the 18th day OF May. 1902
HENRY c Riley,
Administrator with the will annexed.
DE WITT V. D. RE-LEY. Attorney for Administrator,
IS Liberty 81. y. Y. CITY.
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Tseal estate for Gxrhanee.
BUFFALO n. Y-Cornsr property Tor sale; on square
ID near hrsin might exchange for property
near this city ARCHIBALD c FOSS. 80 Broadway.
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
- received Uptown once
NO 1854 BROADWAY.
Between S6th and STtn SITS until o'clock .. n
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.And interest.

.And interest
STREET RAILROAD BONDS.
FURNISHED by William E Nichols & Co.. No IS wal-st)
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DETROIT GAS COMPANY
INTEp ESn DT-I &c I~S,,T,s 1nnO ON

First Consolidated per cent Mortgage Bonds and
First Series cent Income Bonds Will be paid and
after that Guaranty Trust
pany OF New York. 65 Cedar Street, New York
II. ". OBRIEN Treasurer
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Atlantic Ave lst, 1909
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

.And Interest.
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No. so broadway. New York. July 2sth. 1902
COUPONS OF THE FIRST MORTGAGE
G & Div. Louisville New
Albany Chicago Ry Co due August LIST 1902 viii be
paid the Office of Messrs. J. p Morgan & Co, q
wal ST.. New York. A. HILTON. SeerAtary.
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OFFICE OF THE
NEW YORK DOCK COMPANY.
July 2sth.
COUPONS OF THE NEW YORK DOCK
Company First Mortgage Bonds maturing August
first next. will be paid and date at the
Office the United States Mortgage Trust Company
No. SO Cedar Street. New York City.
GEO. z. SPENCE. Treasurer
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY
NOTPONS DIE AITGTTST l 1902 FROM

Washington. Ohio & Western Railroad First Mort
gage 4es Bonds and Georgia Pacific Railway Sinking
Fund Equipment Mortgage Sc bonds Will be paid by
Messrs j. p Morgan & Co.. New York.
H Q ANSLEY,
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-06-20
THE COST OF LIVING.
Women with Families Should Adopt
a Consistent Scale of Ex-
penditure-

There are 6ew women who careful-
ay estimate the actual cost Of this
daily living Of their families and
zogically adjust it to their income.
In estimating the cost of living the
necessaries Of life, which should be
the first things counted, are not al
ways estimated in their place. II
should be remembered that neces-
saries are not always the same for
different persons. What is q neces-
sity for one woman living in q GER
tain way may be . luxury to arother,
who lives in a much simpler manner.
1t is the duty of everyone to adopt
a scale of expenditure in consistency
with her income, says the New York
Tribune. The taste and even the
health of individuals cannot regulate
the amount of money they should ex-
pend. In time of sickness, when ex-
ira money must be used. there should
be the most rigid economy, wherever
economy can be exercised, to meet
the extra expense of the family, or
bankruptcy will be the result, if the
income is limited. Literary and artis-
tic tastes are commendable in man
or woman, but the possession of such
taste without means to crafty it
is no excuse for exercising it. The
taste, if indulged in, calls for rigid
economy il other directions, when
the income is limited one.
A great many women appear to
lay out a scale of living in consisten-
cy merely with their tastes, and pro-
ceed TO adopt it, without counting
the cost. They seem to ina gine that
in some way they viii escape the
logical results of their acts and live
with an income which is wholly in
adequate to their expenses. 1t is
such household management as this
which is responsible for the various
dedication and other peculations
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-06-20
MORE COMMISSIONERS
Bill Providing Court Towns Witla
Commissioners Tackled On.
Deficiency Bill.

Judge HuckIeberry, of Sallisaw,
received a private advice from
Washington yesterday to the effect
that the bill providing for the APP
POI .elent of United States com.
mis- oners. in the court towns
wherein they were not provided
for by the bill dividing the district.
had been tackled on the Deficiency
bill and that in al. probability it
will pass at this session. The bill
provides for the appointment of
three additional commissioners in
the W estern district and four in the
northern district. The towns in
the western district provided for
are Sapulpa, Okmulgse and Wag-
cner. In the norihen district are
Miami, Nowaia, Pryor Greek and
Westville. Muskogee Times.
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Who'll BE POST MASTER?
Three Cornered Postoffice Fight At
Nowata.


w. NJ. Melletle, national repub-
lican committeeman for the Indian
territory, who is 10 Washington,
notifsd the Nowata Republican
ciab ThurAday that M. 9. Bowers
would be retired as postmaster and
the club was Instructed to indorse
another candidate. II has been a
three -cornered fight between
Bowers, L. Z. Kinkead and Joseph
Titsworth. Bowers received the
Endorsement of the Republican
club and, according to an establish
ed rule, in territory politics, II
was claimed that the Postoffice de-
partment would not go back Of
the indorsem4nt. The new turn
in the anatter establishes a prece-
dent that will enter into other con-
tests in the territory. A new cam
didate will be endorsed June %.
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that are so frequently discerned in
business houses, banks and in pub
lie office. 1t is the old story OF some
extravaganza 10 which so many of
the disgraceful occurrences must be
laid. Every intelligent woman whose
husband lives on a salary knows what
his income is, ard she also knows,
or should know, at what scale she
IS using money in household matters.
She knows whether she is living be-
yond her husbands income, and she
is then as responsible as he is if no
yields to the temptation which impels
him to sacrifice honor and take that
which does not belong to him. The
woman in such case cannot plead:
81 did not know" when the disgrace
Of wrongdoiDg is brought home to
the husband. 1t is her duty as wife
to know how much her husband can
afford to spend and to regulate her
expenditure within that sum.
1t is often easier for woman to
retrench in her household expendi-
lures than it is for her husband tn
ask her to do so. Pride and many
things tempt him to keep the house,
hold expenditures at generous limit,
and it is the wife's duty to see that
this generosity is not imposed upon.
There are undoubtedly cases of the
"closeness' of men who, like Mr..
Barixis, are 'siittie nearer in mat
ters of household expenditure than
they should be, but we do not believe
these cases are as common as those
where the man of the house is tempt-
I'd to be more generous than he
should be to his home. The good
old-fashioned time when the majority
of refined women gloried in doing
their own work in the best and most
careful way seems to be past. We
often hear inquiries like the follow
ing: "What should a family with an
income of $1,000 year pay for .
servant?" In old-fashioned times no
mistress of a house with an income
of $1,000 or even $4,000 would think
of keeping a servant, but she rould
do her own work, and it costs to-day
almost as much as it did to keep
servant so years ago. 1t is much easi-
er to do the work of house to-day
than it was in the old-fashioned days,
when our grandmothers did their
work with their own dainty hands,
and the price of a servant, with her
board, is proportionately greater
than it ever was. "a wise woman
looketh well TO the ways of her
"The heart of her hus-
band doth safely trust in her, so that
he shall have no need of spoil"
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-06-20

Many difficulties Lie In the Way OF
Speedy Settlement.

Anent Indian Territory condi-
lions Washington dispatch says
Many persons from the Indian
territory now in Washington are
uniting in a memorial to congress
To enact some Legislation for their
relief. They will ask for form
of local government and represen-
'tation in congress. Because of
conflicting interests congress has
taken no action in Indian territory
affairs and whatever proposition
has been proposed has been op.
posed by some powerful iniluenoe
from the territory. The confused
congressman have delayed action
until it probably il too late to ac-
complish anything at this session.
"A beginning Of sone kind will
have to be made il remedial legis-
lation is secured at the short term
and for that purpose the proposed
memorial will serve for a basis. 1t
is agreed by the members OF the
Indian affairs committee that re.
presentation in congress is neces-
sary above all other things. The
difficulty lies in the difference Of
opinion as to the form of local
government. These differences
are emphasized In the Moon bill
which organizes the Indian terri
tory into territory such as Okla
homa and New Mexico. The Scott
bill provides for less complicated
machinery which would not be so
expensive. II, however, a repre-
sentative in congress could be se-
cured, the needs Of the territory
could be satisfactorily explained
and the conflicting influences have
promised to work together to &C.
complish this. !
WILL COLLECT THE TAX. !
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WILL COLLECT THE TAX,
Revenue Inspector Cobb will Line
Up Chickasaw CattIemen.

Revenue Collector Guy P. Cobb
lett Muskogee Wednesday for the
Chickasaw nation, where be will
collect tax of twenty-five cents a
head upon all cattle introduced 10
TO the Chickasaw nation by non
citizens. There are one half mil. :.
lion head of cattle subject TO the
tax. The cowmen have objected
to paying in previous years be-
cause they alleged the money
never Preached the .nations. trea.
sury. All taxes will now be paid
to the agent in Muskogee. 1t will
take three weeks to collect the
money. Cattlemen who refuse to
pay will have their cattle rur. out.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-06-20

Many women fail to digest their
food. and SO become pale, sallow, thin
and weak, while the brightness,
freshness and beauty Of the skin ana
complexion departs. Remedy this by
taking Herbine after each meal, to
digest what you have eaten. Price,
SO cents. Sold by Peoples drug
store. DIV
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vinita will celebrate right.