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The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-06-02

Farm for sale--5o0 acres. 275 acres in cul-
tivation. 125 acres Ia hay land, balance n
pasture. Six miles from Vinita;.Ih mil es
from White Oak. Price, sl2 90. !, III. Hous-
lev. Vinita 1 r. dw-tf
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-06-02

Type writer for sale. new aud In good con-
tion. WIN trade for calves or yeariings or
will sell for cash. Call at willie HaIsell
College, 2U5
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-06-02
WANTS.

For Sale--Nlce four room residence In
splendid nelghborhoOd. Good barn, two
wells. and abundance OF shade trees. APP
ply here.
The Green Forest tribune., 1902-02-01
COnfirmatio NOtic }.

Notice is hereby .given that G. Blevins has filed in the Carroll circuit court for the Eastera district petition prayi z to have his title confirmed te the following lands situated in Carroll county, Arkansae, towit: The Nwl$ Ne14, Sec. 3, and part ot the Ne14 Net4 Sec. ,. as follows: Commencing at the Sw corner ot same, and running north to bed to Long creek to a cond ton al line, thence in uorthN esterly direction along the bed of said creek to the east line of said tract thence -orth tonortheast corner of same, thence west to northwest cor ner oY same thence soath to bed of creek at the said conditional line, belug all that part laing north ot Log creek; all being i0 Twp 20. \ R 22 West, containing 6i E acres, more or js9 hs t;t,a canarmed to said lands on the rs day o the next Febnrary term ol said court, which eonveres on the r day of February iao2 AHd ] hereby oall upon all persons who claim any interest in said land to appear on the first day of the Carroll circuit court for the Eastern dis- trct wi hich co,venes on Che said r day of Feb. urary, 1902, and .sho'" cause Why the ttt-e oi said petitioner should not be confirmed.
 Given u der my hand and seal of office this 14th day of December, I90t.
 F. NJ. BARE, Clerk
 By N E. IiUBBNRT, D l..
The Green Forest tribune., 1902-02-01

Wells & Wiggins &; Go. vs F A Lee.
 T R Ault vs Lydia A Capers. Wm Collier vs St L & N A R R Co.
 A Blasingame vs K Thar benansen.
 w H Cloe vs L s Shibley.
 EQUITY DOCKET. Mary Wilson vs N l. & P l. Lawson.
 J R Meader vs Mrs M A Priest, ct al.
 Wm O'Hara vs Charles and Oliver Redden.
 J R & c l. Damis vs D B Pugh. J M Duncan, exparte. James Haywood vs John Att kin son.
 70 Hutson vs V c Deweese and Wm Miller.
 Phillip Parrott vs P Parsell and G Parsell and w R Sneed. Davis A Bingman vs John Bingman.
 Stanford Petibone vs A s Potter.
 c Chauncey vs J B Reeves. 0 D Thornton vs Vim and M. E Jones.
 E F Puckett vs Birmah Puckett. Isaac l. Butler vs Parlee Butler.
 J o Michell vs P E Lawson, ct al.
 G Blevins, exparte.
 w o Abbott vs Nora Abbott. Ola Hobough ys John Ho- bough.
 Maud E Ross vs M D Ross. J P 6 I H Fancher vs 0 P and Margaret Burris.
 Dora Bailey vs D c Bailey. " J Meedor, exparte. w J Meador, exparte
The Green Forest tribune., 1902-02-01
WEAK AND hOW-SPERETED.
4 Core sp0ndent Thus Describps His
 Experience.

"I can strongly recommend Heroine as medicine of re- markable efficacy for indigestion, loss of appetite, sour taste in the mouth, palpitation. headache, drowsiness after meals with dis tressing mental Impressions and low spirits. Urbine must be a unique preparation for cases such as mine, for few doses en- tirely removed my complaint. l wonder at people going on suffer- ing or spending their money on worthless things, when Heroine is procruable, and so cheap" Price 25c, 50c, s100 per bottle at Dr.. F. E. Morrow D.
The Green Forest tribune., 1902-02-01
Land onlce at Harrison, Ark, Jan. 28 no

Land Office at Harrison, Ark Jan. g. lg0,
 Notice is hereby given that the followin- named settler has filed notice of his intgntiss, to make final proof in support of his claim. ayi that sald proof will be made before tho Registg viz: Wilburn NJ Collier II. E 2t75l. for fbs Sw Nv, Sec r Ne Sc, & E1a Ne, Sec is ,rwp 2l R2l w.
 He names the Following witnesses to prov hls continuous residence upon and cultivation q said land. viz: T NJ. Williams, W4n Care Ben Oliver and Hank Bebe, all of Omaha AZ
 JOHN l. WohrHiN6TuN Register
The Green Forest tribune., 1902-02-01
John l. Worthington. Register

LAND OFFICE AT HARRISON, XIX Jan. 9s. laO2 Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed dnotice of his intention to make final proofin support oi his claim, and that said proof will be made before he Indgs or Clerk at Berryviile, Ark, on March 10, lgj5 viz William II House fl. E 23I2S for he < !: Sc Sc, Wy Sec 2o X Ne Nv Sec, 93, Twp. o, N R. Fl w
 H. names the followBg witnesses to Erovv his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: " R. Roberts, C. M Rob. erts, J T. Hammons of Omega, Ark. and s G Grigg of Green Forest, Ark
 JOIN l. WORTnlNGrnN Regisfer
The Green Forest tribune., 1902-02-01
Coming Circuit Court.

GRAND JURY: J. W. Hickman, F. A. Kiper, A. H. Rice, H. L.. Jones, Thomas Usrey, Sr., Lark Mccullough, Abe Wilson, D. H. Shrum, R. H. Reynolds, J. M. Lee, Frank Braswell, W. s. Grim, W. B. Clark, J. H. Holman, J. l.. Ward, T. L. Hummer. Alter mates: J. W. Martin, Berry Ellis, J. A. Pryor, w. c. Fillbeck, P. H. Cunningham.
 PETIT JURY: J. c. Hanks, L.. Cook, Frank Blevins, F. M. Con- nor, J. w. Knapp, Jeff D. Miller, J. c. York, J. B. Seitz, John Jack son, Jr., J, H. Reeves, Len White, William Orrell, Charley Buell., N. B. Edwards, I. R. Smith, E. c. Boswell, w. P. Shumate, J. w. Muse, R. c. Baker, Wm. Looney, Wm. Collier, Jr., w. A. Trantham, Henry Warner, Mitch McGehee. Alternates: John Lunday, H. M. Calico, Ellis Parker, G. D. Varnell, James Braswell, Wm. Nunnally.
 CRIMINAL DOCKET. State against:
 Joe Fancher, assault with in- tent to kill.
 Yard Bishop, selling liquor without license. John Wright, wearing weapons.
 Dan1 Moore, assault with deadly thing.
 Scott Enix, rape.
 Joe McElmury, gaming.
 Ross Denton, gaming.
 Tom Brannam, gaming.
 Fred Rawlins, ct al, petit lar ceny.
 Rufus Farmer, disturbing the peace, three eases.
 Bud Minnick, breach of peace, two cases.
 Charlie I've, assault and bat tery, two cases.
 Mace Enix, selling a pistol.
 Dave Mathis, wearing weapons.
 Ray Thompson, profanity.
 John Boatriglt, breach of peace.
 Bob Tanning and Dal Tanning, killing fish with explosive ma terial.
 John Blasingame, wearing weapons. ! Dink Wilson, wearing 8 weapons.
 Luther Wilson, assault and battery.
 Joe Fancher, resisting an Of ficer.
 Charlie Bishop, selling liquor without license.
 George Butler, selling disc ased meat.
 Dave Standlee, arson.
 COMMON LAW.
 Ella Siseo vs " F SWeeten.
 c F McCracken vs F A Lee.
 Bank of ClarkesvilIe vs l. H Seitz.
 W A Hayhurst vs stL & N A P R Ca.
The Green Forest tribune., 1902-02-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,

Land Office at Harrison. Ark Dee 26 ls Notice is hereby given that the followI named settler has filed notice Of his lntent1 toanake final proof in support or his claims d that said uroof will be made before the Regis < Receiver at Harrison, Ark. on Feb 1, x viz: Franklin Montgomery 4 t 23la5 for the \ NwM S N15 Ne, Sec. 3 Twp. Is N K g W He names the following witnesses to proyei continuous residence upon ana cultivation said land viz: Lewis Wheeler, Joe Roark CarroIlton. Ark and Robert Mccoy, Geor, Mccoy of Rule Ark:
 John l. Worthington, Register
The Green Forest tribune., 1902-02-01

LAND OFFICE A1 HARRISON, hEk.. Jatt. $, t90l, Notice is hereby gwen that the ollowng-nalG- ed settler has filed notice of his intention To make final proof in support of his claim an that said proof will be made before the Regs ter and Receiver ar Harrison, AK, on March 10. 1902, viz: JamSs E Lawrence II ', 20I24, for the Sla Sw, Sec, l7, Twp. 20 N R 22 "
 lie names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation O. said land, viz: k D Cattrell, W B. Allen of Denver, irk ;, George Iittrell, Yocun, Ark, and w. F, Lawrence of t,reen Forest, Ark,
 JOIN WORTMI NGrON. LkeGisttr
The Green Forest tribune., 1902-02-01
Mexican Mustang Lir1imenf

is good thing to have hand when accidents happen
The Green Forest tribune., 1902-02-01

LHTu UMee aV ,laTI.s"H' .s' ETN JaN. g, II0l named settler has filed notice of his mteftiS5 50 make final proof in support his claim apd that said proof will be made before the Regis ter and Receiver at Harrison, Ark on March for the N1a Ne Sw Ne & Nv Sc, sec Twp 9I N R. 2l "
 He names the following witnesses to prov, his continuous residence upon and cultiyatiof O said land, viz: T Nj Williams. Wm, tary w M. Collier and H ank Bebe all of Omaha Ark.
 John l. Worthington. Register
The Green Forest tribune., 1902-02-01
LAND OFFICE AT HARRISON, ARK

Notice is hereby given that the folow%s named settler has filed notice of his intention make final proof in support of his claim, a5 that said proof will be made before the Jqds or Clerk of Carroll coul ty at Berrvville Ark of James i Rhoades deceased II, F ,75;, @ the Nv. if. Sec 9 Twp. 2i, N R23 W He names the following witnesses to prno his continuous residence upon and euitfrat@ Of said land viz: S. c. McCollough. " S Weaver, J. C. Mays. J. " Dodgen, all 4 Blue Eye, Mo.
 JOHN l. W, RriINGroN. Reaistor
The Green Forest tribune., 1902-02-01
LAND OFFICE AT HARRISON Ark

Notice is hereby given that the following names settler has file notice of his intention that said proof will be made before the Judge or Clerk at i5efryville, Ark, March 10, laO2 viz Samuel G. Grigg 4 E. 23l for the W. Ne, Sec g Twp iS, N. Is. Il "
 He names the following witnesses 70 prove his continuous residence upon aud cultivation Of said land, viz; W +. llouse, J L. Ham mons J mes Brent of Omega, Ark and " R. Roberts Of Notation Ark.
 john 1. Worshington. Register
The Green Forest tribune., 1902-02-01
Mexican
 Mustang
Iin1if1len1t

is the best thing for Sprains and Strains It pen etrates where the injury lies drives out the inflammation and heals the wounded tissues and tendons
 be stingy in using the lnment fail to rub it in thoroughly as the soreness will permit.
The Green Forest tribune., 1902-02-01
Fol. sSpraif1s and Strains

1t is useless to apply linment that remains the surface On the contrary they require something that goes down tho flesh where the trouble is lo cated. That is why
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-23
VhYNESBORO WILL
FIGHT TAX LEVY
Test Case Will Be Carried to the
Supreme Court Against Au-
gusta's Supervisors.
ESPECIAL pisaatca TO The Times. }

WAYNESBORO, VA, December 2c.-At
a meeting Of the Board of supervisors,
held in Waynesboro Saturday, a commit
tee of business men of that town ap-
pea,ed before the board and requested
them to change its tax levy against
Waynsboro, which the board refused to
do. The charter for Waynesboro cxempts
the residents from payment Of any taxes
for county purposes. Under an agree
men with the Board of Supervisors,
Waynesboro has been paying for great
many ySarS four cents on the $ltO, III
consideration of the county taking care
OF the poor of Waynesboro. This year the
supervisors levied tax on the people OF
IS cents on the 500. The people have re-
sisted the payment Of this amount. and
have rendered four cents on the 800, as
heretofore paid by them. This the treas
urer refused to accept, and upon an I'M
Outstanding with the board and the rep
res clltativsS OF Waynesboro, the treas
urer will levy on some of the property IN
WayneSboro for the taxes in order to
make a final test case in the Court of
Appeals
This dispute arose on account of the
house, for which the supervisors of Au-
gusta county thought that Waynesboro
Should pay her proportion. The represent
tatives of Wayn ssboro offered to compro-
mise the matter by paying their part of
the taxes until the new courthouse was
paid for at which time they would revert
70 thEir original assessment This was
refused
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-23
FOURTEEN WILL
WEAR COVETED ''V''
Interesting Analysis Of Students
in Attendance at the State
University by States.
ESPECIAL Dispatch TO The Times.

Especial Dispatch TO The Times.)
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, Dec. q
Notice has been given by the Advosry
Board of the General Athletic AssocIa-
ton of the University OF Virginia that
the following fourteen members of the
football SQUAD will receive the for
services rendered on the gridiron: ilel-
bert D. Waters Captain OF Germantown,
Md; W. Q. Spates, of Poolesville. Md;
w. w. Council. of Salisbury. n. g; l.
Hughes Bronston. Lexington. Ky y.
w Houston. Waco, Texas; I. b john
son, OF Norfolk, Va: E NJ Daniel OF
Lynchburg. Va: J. B. Pollard, of AEietts.
Va: N 1. Bachman. Nashville. Ien;l..
Carl Prichard, Huntington. w. Va
Wister Heald of Lynchburs, Va; +.
B. Watkins Wofford College. s. Z; H.
Wall, Winchester. Va. ard Frank hafft9'
of San Antonio. Texas.
The New Year will open with SIX nun
dred students at the University o.
GINA. OF course. these come cfletis
from the South. a summary Oh
sentation by States indicates sonle
changes in the list. which IS mace up
BY placing them at the heau anu neai
the head OF the column according 10 tieit
number OF course. Virginia leaas' VIII
$40 students. West Virginia. WHICH, up
10, few Years ago. was very far down the
column, now passes such States as Ten
nessee. Kentucky and Alabama and sta.ids
newt to Virginia Alabama, which has
been steadily climbing for some years.
has now reached the fourth place, with
Tennessee next, Louisiana and North
Carolina crowdins forward. Th!rty-tWo
States and three foreign countries are
represented.
Japan. Brazil and Porto RICO ars &c
foreign countries referred TO, tnc
Academic Department shows a deciG-.!s
increase and the Engineering Department
IS in sympathy This has been the tend
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-23
BAD ROADS AFFECT
CHRISTMAS BUYING.
Work to Begin on the Frederlcks-
burg and Rappahannock Road.
The RIeHWAYMAN FAILS
Double-Tracking and Strengthening of
the r, F. & P. Railroad Will Leave
Several Stations Some Distance
on Account Of Change.
Especial Dispatch to The Tlmes.)

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VA, Dec. e
An immense crowd was here Saturday
from the surrounding counties ouylng
Christmas supplies, but the heavy rain
Of Saturday night and yesterday mas
made the roads SO bad that the trade OF
the next three days will be seriously az
fected The fall trade. however, with the
merchants of this city up to this time
COMPARES favorably with any Of former
years and in many Respects Sdl passes AiA
previous years.
The application for an injunction to
prevent the payment of $4,000 voted
by the citizens of Culpeper county TOT
stock in the fredericksburg and Kappa
hammock Railway Company, having been
refused by the Court OF Appeals. 1t IS
now said that the outlook for the pilio-
ing of the road is most f1atter1ng. and 1t
IS expected that the work of construction
viii begin early in the spring.
Mr.. q. c. C. Cooper was held up Satur-
day near Grape Hill. on Austens Run,
in Stafford county, while returning from
this city. by a man armed with three
large rocks, who demanded Mr.. Cooper
watch and cash. Mr.. Cooper made his
escape before he could be robbed, and
later, with assistance. went on search
for the hiGhwayman, but the latter
could not be found
II
The double tracking Of the Richmond,
! Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
and the Strengthening Of the line to avoid
curves will cause some of the present
stations to be left off the line. and new
sts ions will have 10 be built. 1t is
stated that Brooke Station. in Stafford
county will bezleft more than quarter
Of a mile south of the present line
Mr.. John J. Miller. OF Rappahannock
orchard of .lD
AIbemarIe plppin trees realized this year
s3.5 net. He has 1000 trees in bearing
and nearly 10000 more planted ana IN
cultivation.
Rev. w. J. Hall has resigned as pas
tor of the Disciples Church. at Gordons-
VILE. in Orange county.
During the past two weeks large snip
ments of holly. running cedar and other
evergreen have been made from along
the Rappahannock River to the large
cities and number of persons have re-
ceived checks for snug amounts for these
winter decorations Mistletoe is unusual
" scarce this year
THE HORSE DIED.
Rev. Frank B. Beale, OF King and
Queen county hired q horse from a
neishbor a few days ago TO hitch with
one of his own. for long drive the
roads being bad. On the trip the hired
horse was taken sick and died Mr.
Bealesserlt the owner check for $50.
Mr. j. c. Pollard, of King George coun-
ty. made this year over 300 barrels Of
superior corn from tfirty-two acres OF
forest land. This is the best yield In
his Immediate section
4 lady in Louisa county in dressing Z
chicken found a doll baby about two
inches in length in the gizzard of the
fowl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-23
SMALLPOX IS NOW
UNDER CONTb,.L
Frederick County Raises Quarau.
tine Against Shenandoah.
LASTED FOR TWO MONTHS
Several Prominent Citizens Are Held as
Prisoners in Their Own Homes
Because of Their Violation Of
the Quarantine Laws.
Especial Dispatch to The Times

WINCHESTER, VA. December a2.--
This afternoon the Frederick County
Board of Health raised the quarantine
which has been in effect against Sheu-
andoah county for the past two months
on account OF the smallpox. At present
there are u number OF prominent cIti-
zens of the county held as prisoners IN
their own homes because they violated
the quarantine laws in visiting the pre-
scribed districts.
The trial of r. Oscar -Athev. charged
with completely in the death OF his wife
several months ago by means OF q crimi-
nal operation terminated in the Magis-
trate's Court this afternoon. Athey was
found guilty and fined one hundred dol
lars and costs and sentenced TO thirty
days in Jail. His counsel filed an appeal
.Athey was indicted Jointly with Susan
Barber. but when his case was begun
last week in the Corporation Court Judge
Atkinson remanded it back to the MasiS-
trate's Court for trial on 4 risdemeauor
charge. The Barber woman was given
four years In prison. and was the princi-
pal witness against IAthey to-day.
ems City Methodist Episcopal Church.
South. in the county. received iuteli;-
gence to-day that his brother. Allen
| Brown had been instantly killed las
| night in a coal mine. where he was emf
| pioyed at Biuefield, w. Va. No partieu-
| lars accompanied the telegram. Mr.
Brown was thirty-two years of age and
! leaves &. family.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-23
A STRANGE ANIMAL
1t is the Size of a Dog and Shaped Like
Cocoanut.
Especial Dispatch to The Times3

iCpccldl l+iSt'HlSIl " liz iiIitSS-}
FARMVILLE, VA, December o.
An animal whose description resembles
a wild cat, has been seen number of
in Prince EDWARD county. So fierce is
tracks but when they catch a glimpse of
the beast they refuse to so any further.
Steel traps have been set by many of the
residents of the neighborhood, and
your correspondent has been informed
from a reliable source that he carries
the traps away. Mr.. Samuel Gibson re-
siding near Prospect tells an Interesting
story regarding the strange visitor. He
says he caught him in a trap one night
last week; the trap was chained to a
tree, and that the strength Of the animal
was so great after being caught that he
carried the trap to parts unknown. The
next night however, the visitor brought
the trap back. It attempting to get
through the fence around his yard the
trap got hung in the pailings and the
animal pulled out of it leaving the trap
full of what looked like hair. Another
strange thing about this Prince Edward
wild cat is that he has hulled out two
dogs, what is meant by hulled is that he
eats all of the flesh and leaves the skin
in almost tanned condition. He is seen
by some one almost every day and is de-
scribed as being the size Of a dog and
shaped like a cocoanut. Mr.. Gibson says
it is impossible to catch whatever it may
be, for the reason that nearly every per-
son in that section is afraid to par
ticipate in hunting expedition, and. as
already stated all dogs are afraid OF 1t.
He passes people in the road at break
neck speed. .c.-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-23
MASONIC EXERCISES
Williamsburg Lodge to Present Jewe
To Right Worshipfui PARK Jones,
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)

o''S|"
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
WILLIAMSBURG. VA, December o.
On Saturday, December eth, the Masonic
lodge here will have a grand rally. Right
-Worshipful Park jonas Will be presented
with a past-master's Jewel by the lodges
of Division No 1. Of which he is lecturer.
Mr.. E. L. Cunningham, deputy district
grandmother, of Newport News. Va.
will present the jewel in the name OF
the lodge Most Worshipful e. W. Eu-
bank, grandmother Of Virginia, will also
be present and deliver an address. The
lodge will adjourn at Low Twelve"
for refreshments.
Frank Prause sold to-day to Ole
Carlsad. of Minnesota. his farm. contain
ing thirty acres. for the handsome sum
Of s140o. This farm is located near
Toano.
Mr.. s. r. Curtis. of Lee Hall. had
five mules killed by q Chesapeake and
Ohio freight train this morning. The
mules got On the track near Blower
Mill water tank. just west of Lee Hall.
The committee appointed at the last
meeting of the Williamsburg Business
Mems Association to look into and report
as to establishing large canning fac
tory here in the spring. and also to hold
ing a county fair here next fall. are ac-
lively at work. More enthusiasm is being
shown in this movement by the business
men of this city than ever before.
At a meeting Of the Fair Committee held
Saturday night such well known bust
ness men as Messrs NJ r. Harrell, L.
w. Roberts, "A. j. Barnes. j. B. c.
Spencer and II. F. Wynkoop were pres
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-23
THREE BARRELS CAPTURED
Revenue Officers Also Capture a Val
liable Pair of Mules.
lsnecial Disnatch to The Tines.

Especial DlSpatCn TO me i il1leS.)
BOYDTON. VA. December 22-United
States officers made a rich raid last night
just this side Of Roanoke River, and op-
posite Clarksville. The raiding party con-
sisted of Colonel Furguson and Captain
Charles Gee, United States Deputy Col
lector. They captured a wagon and pair
Of fine mules and three barrels of Whis-
key.
The officers were riding along the public
road. when they met negro driving
along the public road They hailed the
negro, when he Slipped Off his wagon and
took to the bushes. Captain Gee mounted
the wagon containing three barrels OF
wiiskey. and drove across the river. and
unloaded his captured goods IN Clarks-
Vile The Officers. have the team and the
owner has failed to claim it. although the
officers are anxious for them to come
forward and own their property The
mules are said to have sold for 500 The
officers value the captured property at
not less than 500.
Yesterday morning as the east-bound
mail train was passing Nelson Depot, on
the Southern Railway. the engineer dis
covered near the depot the dead body Of
a negro man lying near the track. which
proved to be Scott Wilkinson. His right
arm was broken and his skull crushed in.
supposed TO have been killed by the early
morning passenger train Scott was seen
at Virginia Saturdya night drinking, and
it is supposed he was asleep on the track
or might have been beating his way and
fell from the moving train.