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The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-08-27
Local Savings.

New turnip seed at Garrison's,
D. IA. Mars Is slowly improving.
Little Willard Berry is quite sick.
Mrs. Hugh Reamer was sick yester-
day.
| +. d. Adams returned to Miami last
night.
Spring chickens at Cowan ana
Smarts'.
All kinds feed at Garrison's, Harris
building.
Miss Viola Martin went to Miami
last evening.
Jewelry and watch repairing at A.
w. Foreman's.
Norman Urittenden is here from
Sapulpa today.
Good oats 25c a bushel at GarrIson's,
Harris building.
New corn 40c bushel at Garrison's,
Harris building.
NICE line OF visiting cardS-lates t
styles-at this Office.
Peaches for sale at % cts bushel
at ]. M. Titles farm. d276
F. +. Thompson and wife have
moved back to Vinita.
Mrs. Wilson franklin has been quite
III for the past few days.
A. @. Patterson returned from Chel-
sea yesterday afternoon.
Campbell Brs. circus will exhibit in
Vinita on September is.
Pure cream at Badgett-Sanders
Mer. Go. Fresh every day.
The Infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Chamberlin Is sick.
Help the street fair and some friend
BY voting for a flower queen.
See the gold watch (for the flower
queen) at Peoples drug store.
W. L. Bailey OF Bushyhead was
here on business trip today.
Capt. A. S. McKinnon was here TO-
lay enroute to western points.
Bruno Graffunder will buy your
second hand stoves and furniture.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-08-27
sAM N "a SAVE

~~~-u--nn.mIszmrnz @zuHnnnnsun~uux Z
the most hoping seive in tho world.
See the gold watch at the People
drug store. Help some friend to ge
1t.
The little son of Rev. Hicks fell
from a ladder Monday breaking hi
arm.
| Leave orders at Garrison's; alfalfa
timothy and clover or any other field
seed.
| The little son OF Jim Leforce was
badly hurt yesterday by fall from a
fence.
Mrs. Charley Hartman sustained a
severely sprained ankle yesterday as
the result OF fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zane Briggs left for
Newtonia, Mo-, last evening to be alb
sent for several days.
When you want spring chickens and
the very freshest, best OF vegetables
telephone Cowan s. Smart.
A. G. Patterson has purchased lot
south OF w. L. Wades' residence, and
will soon erect residence there.
Illuminated calf purses for ladies
and gents. The latest, just received.
Ask to be shown. Peoples drug store.
With each S. worth OF goods you
buy at the Darrough Hardware Co.'S.
store you get a vote for the flower
queen.
Mexican Lines do not have the Bit
ter taste sometimes noticeable in
lemons, for sale 25c dozen. Peoples
drug store.
Foley's Kidney Cure will cure all
diseases arising from dlsordered kid
neys or bladder. Sold by Peoples
drug store. DIV
Mr.. Garfield StubbetieId OF Fayette-
vile is 10 the city visiting his brothers
Rev. ]. S. Stubblefeld aud DR.. e. A.
Stubblefeld.
Robert Owen OF the recorders Of
flee has been appointed deputy court
clerk at Miami and will assume his
new duties Monday.
See Pugh Bros. before letting your
house painting. You. will find their |
figures reasonable. Sign work a
specially. Phone 1866. d2S1
Many persons in this community are
suffering from kidney complaint who
could avoid fatal results by using
Foley's Kidney Cure. Sold by Peo-
ples' drug store. DIV [
II bad diabetes in its worst form, /"
writes Marion Lee OF Dunreath, Ind
Il tried eight physicians without re-
lief. Only three bottles of Foley's
Kidney Cure made me well man r
Sold by Peoples drug store. DIV
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-08-27

Single harness $3.50 at Lee Barrett
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-08-27

Wanted--Man to cook. keep house and
make himself useful on a farm. Party must
have an appreciation OF neatness No OBJ
lection 70 col0red. Good pay to right
party. Address or enquire at this Office.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-08-27

For Sale Northeast corner lot, close in, i,
high and dry; trees, well. two room house:
rents for Is Desirable property; price,. $3.50,
Charlesworth.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-08-27

Wanted AT once. at the Excelsior Laun-
dry. three good ironers. Good wages to the
right parties.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-08-27

Wanted--T0 rent an upright piano for the
winter. No children; VIII guarantees care
full usage. Apply at this office. d-tf
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Man and wife wanted to work on a farm.
Party willing TO work for what they get
should apply to Postmaster at Adair. /. I.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-25
COMMITTEES NAMED
IN CITY COUNCIL
FOR THE COMING YEAR

The new city council OF Seattle met
last night in regular session. Con-
siderable business was transacted ia
spite OF the fact that several meus-
hers were new at the council. Pres
fdent Parry occupied the chair and
proceeded 10 name his standing COM
rnittees for the year. COMMITTEES
were appointed as follows;
Judiciarys GIN. Fitzpatrick. Rine-
hart.
Finance: James. Morrison. Murphy.
Rude, Crichton.
Claims: Taylor, GIN. Redward
Morrison. James.
Streets: Mullen, Murphy. Kistier,
James. Rinehart.
Sewers. Rsdwnrd. Taylor. Pitzpat-
rick. Murphy. Mullen.
Fire and Water: Crichton. Rude.
Gin. Redward. Murphy.
Police. License and Revenue: Kist-
Ter. Gil. Taylor. Rinehsrt. Refward.
Corporations: Rlnehart, Crichton,
Rude, Kistler. James.
Health and Sanitation: CrichtOn.
Rinehart, Mullen, Murphy. Taylor.
Public Buildings and Grounds.
Rcdward. Fitzpatrick. Morrison,
Taylor Rude.
Harbor and wharves: Rude. Mul-
len. Redward.
Adtudicatlons: Morrison, James,
Rinehart.
Lighting Plant
city Lights and Lighting Plant
Murphy. Morrison. CrichtOn, Gill
James.
library and Printing. Fitzpatrick,
Gil. Morrison, Redwsrd. Taylor.
Labor: Fitzpatrick. Mullen. Klst-
Ter.
Engrossed Bills: Klstler, Fitzpat-
rick. criehton.
Elections and Boundaries: Mullen.
Taylor, Kistler. Rude Fitzpatrick.
Parks and Boulevards Morrison,
Fitzpatrick, Redward. Kistler, Null
len.
Civil Service and Salary: CHI. MUIR
ply. Rude, Mullen. Kistler. James,
Crichton.
Rules and order ~ Business: par
~, Morrison. CrichtOn, Rinehart,
Gill
Councilman Morrison. from the
Fifth ward. introduced . resolution
calling for an investigation 81 the
condition u the service afforded by
The Sunset Telephone co. The reso-
luton recites that as many com
plants have come 70 the council re-
gardinR the ineficieucy ~ the SER
vice. and since 70 Is 10 the best On
terests of the city that the service
should be Investigated. the corpora
lions committee ~ the council should
be instructed 70 look into the service
and make report 10 the council
Mr. Morrison was named by the
chair 10 act with the committee.
Library Commissionsrs
Mayor HumeH. in sealed COM
rnunication to the council last night
made his selection OF two additional
library commissioners In accordance
with the charter anne udment carried
a. the election. The two named are
Or. J. II. Lyons and s. s. Elder The
former Will serve six years and the
latter seven years The commits.
zion Will have exclusive power In the
management. DIR. Lyons Is a well
known physician ~ Seattle having
been formerly member Of the board
OF health Mr.. Elder is manager oi
the Fremont Drug 90. at Fremont
The appointments were referred Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-25
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PANT iANua tpr HhLE.
ty upuIrT MAftfuY.
900 go ArH YDrt Bo.k
VALLEY LANp nTrWEaN EEATTLE
AHD TACOMA
$50 IHA
'nAl south ~ town. go acres. ON iu ruI.
walton. modern f.faIui house. barn. ata-
Die. greenhouse $1,000
$50. IuA
~ acres. reh valley land. on In euitiva.
Zoo hrsi .''Hss buuiiues splendid loco
uen. tIut
So toOi
iN- a'f'e4 nearly nfl bottom iauf 80 iu
,nlifaiion room h0uts lafss barn.
"ir' orchard. gsOpo
sa MO-
~ a,''a. monty NsiIsy iapd % -erss In
'uI'Nati1n fut ,iasH tuuiinEp. me o..
'hatd aprinE sHtsr is5og
tn. toIz
- arfes. hfHt ~ Land uu IN cultivation.
&c Il..alnEs arriving distance ef 80
M. 7ooi
m acres nearly go ush bottom land %
.fss IN 'uifiFsuon. Eoea outbuildlnss.
oTHEH G0op HuYR
go COOS
100 acres very productive s4I. 20 acres in
cultivation hsian.v pasture running va
Ter 500 rlibail1iHga. - head Jersey
cove. % hrEs. horses. so tons u hay.
Fnpd DatHf farming faois. $500
30 e0Jg
"AN aff'f. lN ~ cultivation 200 pasture
running Naisf Food hlIifiuEu. sgOC0
10 asfss tar mile watsr front good
lnlfo'ttssn,s orchard. 100 tfss.. 80
years oia '''"o 49,.
70 arfss rrh bottom land 30 sefs- 10 eui-
hfs,ion 50 nss'urs fpfins water Eood
baiidiaEs tbsoo
o. ssfss 90 improved. nrst class buildings.
NIAHfN
80 700
40 acres 10 cleared rlrrinE water. two
miles from efshmsry. $50
No a00f
NJ nrr@s hss, 81 coll 70 ~ cultivation.
haiHnos pasture. Hrst.rIasa b4lldinss.
vtniH drivinE distance - hsufiis itoOn
~ arrss All Improved rood huiidlnts me
orchard $500
No sS0t
ioo sores. 20 cleared. 20 pasture 10
f'ussi orchard 80 trees. small house
- ssrss ~ inffevsa hia-t iasH all.
orchard. 90 Trees Esad baiidinEs $500
~ arref 20 inurotsd. frt bottom iand
heass. esfn. orchard. 1900
Nc iptv
- arfss ehniss vstsf front. Toorn rat
'ass ~. or hars - trees 1000
No 1911
ssefss nafth - Green r.shr parity rissr.f
tuslt huuss. ehlrhsH hauss small fruits
400
No zoos
D srrss. rieh level lard 10 improved 4
faHfH house. harm. orchard anfsirinE
small tHnr tln0
No 80
20 serss F'rh coil aifsf rtrs nlari- Hnd
esaar. sire trout stream. 800
No 30
10 arrss 81 partly cleared so SEEDED
.r..l houss. srJinE ~atsr. nirsiy heated /.
No f1i
us arret bsafly all pastors. rf~s srs.a
eHfNsA.sHtiF heated 40
Nearly aN ~ zee place. shove sfs hsnsy
= - assffis frzfhsf We make sp~-
riaI'Y - rsiilrn sQaHiFF rfufs~rty write
fHr rfintef itFi. er Hst 81 ne orHse sae
tss Haas Plate I'D photos
ROBERT WAf~BY
sc SO Nss Ynfk nlast
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the committee on library and print
ing.
a communication from Fire Mar
snai Kellogg was read. He urged
that the Standard OH Co De COM
PEELED 10 build bulkheada around It's
plant az Seveuth avenue south and
Charles street He alleges that as u
.a. the tanks are a serious menace
% the city. should a FIRE break out
there. The matter was referred 70
the IRE and water committee.
Mayor Humes submitted conn
munication vetoing ordinance 1t01,
providing for the extension % T'hir-
teenth avenue. Mayor HumeH OBJ
jectsd 70 the paying Of the improve
tneut out 81 the general fund. a. the
Improvement benefited the district
only. The veto WAS ordered pub
ushed- The Carpenters union petit
tloned the counsel for rebate % wa
ter rent FOE February. and also for
the appointment % a special police
man 10 be on duty at the hall on
Fourth avenue The first communi-
cation went 90 the FIRE and water
committee and the latter 10 the po-
lice license and revenue committee
Fire Marshal Kellogg also called
the attention % the council 20 the
condition u the Grand opera house
In the matter % IRE EXIT
The communication filed with the
board or public works last Saturday
Is the Great Northern railway re-
gsrdlnR the proposed building Of a
tunnel under the city. was brought
up last night The company asked
the city 10 defer work on the new
FIRE engine house at Third and Jack
son street until the company had
fully determined on its terminals.
The communication went to the FIRE
and water committee with the chair
man Of the corporations committee.
Resolutions were passed providing
for The laying % water mains la the
Rainier Heights district al a cost 81
So. $3.50 and on First avenue be-
tween Virginia street and Denny way
al a cost 81 sii.565.
The following resolutions for street
improvements were introduced and
passed r.. Alder from Broadway t1
18th avenue. by building sewer.
grading T.. Union street. between asa
and 5Ith avenues. resldrwalklng 37th
avenue between r. Union and b. Oh
I've ftreetH. construction Of concrete
sidewalks on 8th avenue between
James and Madison streets. water
main on 2sth avenue from Yealer 10
T.. spruce street. water mains. Sew
ers sidewalks on certain streets in
the University Heights addition
curblnE aidrwHlkinR and parking
Harrison street from Fiffh avenue
West 10 Fourth avenue west. sewer
On First avenue west.
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TINE woHpERs OF TINE FUTURE

Jules Verne had birthday and he paused " "T
ne invention
Mr. Verne. $ and book year has
things and put them into
books
lie tol a world In SO days.
staged and created nauh
an
he al under the sea
popular OF the first
sater. slightly eccentric
laugh wonder more FOR faet always
heels Of Imagination
Is rdtns The people who
d hero around the
.arthn
being operated with such success that trip
Atlantic planned and the arshp sails over the cities
the
automohlls a village.
M = on
20 70
such
A increduousy when Narconi
bounced he tho
100 miles II longer
tossihle thing
wild claims OF inventors matter how
Inundated
a million wonders humanity.
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opposition TO the proposed municipal electric at Cedar
withdrawn
city
Enthusiastically Falls
enterprise
In iuapo
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49,. interest N'i.
Isp r,.t,,, tg r.r,, ~, ~. w., -
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s.,r,b ec.t,i. t,ecoo 90, h.,,.... e.. p
rooms each t,y1 p rooms IN lar Vino.
Fremont new hve.rnom house and two
i1ir tpsig 81 900. ono blsst f,.r, rrr
Nnr
Fremont 500 ore " Nl" nnea' homo elites
,,eru.
woodland Park Az" $500 for n h0tiao lot
lN' ~. LAND
ANl'
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ron EAIE.Iot Gu,t9o broom cottage
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a warrant WBH sworn uut yeHter-
day before Justice Cam charging
Bert Jackson with criminal assault
upon Stella Roper. Policeman John
Kelly arrested the two in a iodE
lng house above Pike street, on First
avenue. sunday nfrhf
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the gratitude OF
,zty acng proposition
Ties has certainly
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win certainly enough
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I'CTIox SALES
HALVAGE SALE
CAHgo or
hthAMnm nEmTIIA.

TIE undefHiEnsd viii ssii at public sae-
tiua for afsuuut ~ whom il MAY rInrsfr.
ID "flsf ~ surveyors. the shove naHsi
carEn, ,unutstiuH ~ tobacco ttaAaH.
llNtitlhN. TENTS. CAMP OUTPUTS.
HAh'WAuE AAttH uUllutNa MA.
ItHtAts. tAwNFn euo, i.uiFH ruOrt
lhts TiN ANb AGATE WAWH may
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Seattle hchnHl ~ Occult Eclsreen
HIS F7rst AVenas
Frufs Marker 4 ffawkea rsslteaf rrnrtI-
f1nsfH - Seattle fer : yeara have or.su-
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years, ara can furnish heat references a.
90 nsf ability etc. oar terms are rpsFan-
atis We car relieve and cure the a.
r'cted. Toe can test uH - visiting eur
evening classes
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TIT" company has complied nffh sesrg
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FOR sALE-VACA#T LOTS.
Lots, Maids n@50Ou Lots goth avs 400
Lots, 20th ay. b0Ou Lots, James st 100
Lots. Sth av..50u0. Lots, 9th av.. i1sO
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The Coconino sun., 1902-04-19
Arizona LeeislAtioN.

The house passed bill to-day au- thorizing the board of supervisors of Santa Cruz county, Arizona, to issue bonds in the sum of $35, 900 for the erection of courthouse and jail.
 Senator Kearns of Utah introduced bill which was introduced in the house by Representative Sutherland annex ing the part of Arizona north of the Colorado river to Utah. Mark Smith having blocked the bill in the commit tee, and Mir. Sutherland seeing no chance for it in the~house, thought it would have more sbccess in the senate and Senator Keards introduced it.
 The bill grantibgf the Central Ari- zona Railway Company right of way through the San Francisco Mountain forest reserve, passed congress and sent to the president for his signature, had been returned to the house at the re- quest of Delegate Smith. The presi- dent had intended to veto the bill on account of certain obnoxious features, and this step was taken to eliminate the sections objected so.-Phoenix Repub- lican.