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Burnett'. Vanilla Extract
Murray e. Lsnman's Florida Water.

Is tie best The grocers know T. Insist On havir
Buruert's Il Is your food Pure and wnoLesonas.
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srSr4OP-AyORT-On September IS. 1908. az SoUtharnp
TOr- Island Mabel Wclverton Ar1ory. daughter OF
grange sard. ESQ., HsSer Reginald Bishop. OF New
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FORECAST roR TOPAZ AND TUESDAY.

- ,s-E-ela-5 faI- aid cooler to-iay. except show
s. IN s1--s-rs Eastern Maine fresh WINS; Tues
ss~ "a as warner j western portion
Fp- Eastern Eer1syIya-s- far cooler today Tues
ssv ps--rv ecu.v ard warmer IgEt fresh northwest
nf-ss. shifting Jo no-t1s-st
Ter western Pe--syar.a :sir today. Tuesday, FAIR
an Naruler. vsT-asaS Ui-Gs
81 WeF-e-- Nsv-vo- far ro-zsy; cooler Il eastern
r-rr1r. --aE-z- aid warner II western portio-
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Married.

Beyond question
ne best toilet water q me void
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wonder how many people who 60 70 churcl on
s---5e-s realize that the peEs there are, str-cty
.-r-.r- s- farfliu-i5a OF AEl-tocratlc origin. IN
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The sof-sisa-t Lord Gardner. who has got into
trouble II London with the checks is the grandson
o. Younger brother cf that Colonel Stewart Gard
uer who married the Indian Begun This younger
t---hers name ives Captain Alan Hyde OF The
Indian navy, ald his eldest son, the father OF the
sol-dfssut peer. died about three years ago Il q
state OF absolute destitution. being found dead n
chesp lodging house az Peterborough. covered
x4th bruises and IL rags. he had fl his earlier
dsvs earned cutie a comfortable income as 2
rsinter r. water colors frequently exhibited a. the
SllfroIk Fine Art Club. arc rsce rs home =
very quiet way al Ipswich. where the humble
friends with whom he consorted were accustomed
70 s-,le him Lord Gardner. he left three children
and II is The eldest % these who has been IN din
rll1-ies with the police in London. OF course. L
there were any question about the validity OF me
marriages o. his cousins out in India 10 native
women he would be &c SUre Lord Gardner But
al he authorities who have been consulted about
TIE matter take TIE ground that the Gardner mar
-aees out IN India perfectly lawful. no mat
ter ubetber contracted according to native rte O.
whether subsequently, or previously strengthened
t,- civil OF Christian ceremonies In ether analo-
cons cases where no peerages were a. stake. mar
rtaces u TITS nature contracted between Europeans
80 Indians have always been regarded as vaHd
-. -re a-elo-Tncia1 courts. and there IS 10 reason
vl-at-oeve- why there should be any exception
-. IL the case q the Indian Lord Gard1er's
-s-s--s ana grandparents. who ful1lled al tie re-
o,-,-e-aeats Of Tire law q the place
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MATS FOR SOUTH AND cEvTRAL AMERICA WEST



INDIES ETC.
7T--zrAv-A+ m. Argentina Uruguay snt Psrs-
nav Der 3 Hypatfa. $50 N l5u2pieI1s,r.IlaEy
49, ss-1-S Pacific Ports. yer CITY q WasntnSto1
"a c,7- r-~aH for Cuatsnala must be orectse Per =
cf-v - WasningtCnt az = u. Tor Mckee. ger O.
Jason va Tarrplco mail aaust 5s directed csr o.
vTDTEspAY-At Il n 1T Barbados and sorths-.
T7-azlI 5e- 3 q Careteuse. VIA Para Marannarn Al
7tTI-FSD aY-At q n sor Cuba. per 8 Havana Cnsi
f- Srsxc0 va Progress Cs1lecne and vera cruz nGss
- Ff-ected 'p-r 8 Hav1na'D
z-STIKv-st $50 a n Newfoundland. per . =
A. 10 n for Yucardu. per s Ijorno mail nnusr
r 5i-s-tss per Tis-no'1. At y c0r santiago.
Sz-tsxo e Cuoe mail must Be Greeted per
Santiago &c Cuba'l: az II 30 D n Csuppler1e 1tary
T7d n f0- Trewsr1 AMI Wndward Islands British.
r-r1ck sr4 Frer-- Guiana. Cartobee mail 20
C.-eua5a and Trinidad Be directed Der Q ..
Carb6ee'l. az $50 .. for 8ernuaa. per steamer
ssTrrp4T-At $50 a. N Csuppl-usntary $40 a n
porto Rico Curacao ara vsns--eta. pe- : Psiis-
ds1p1.a (rnau savanfIa and Ca-aEsna eIst - d
rectsi per 3 Phiiadeoha.1: a. $50 a n r7r Ar
ee-+rs Lruzuav and ParsE1ay. ger . 9 Ceryanrsst
- IN y fz1prIerrs-tary 1870 a ~ for For-uns
Tsle-4 Jamaica SavariTa and Car-aEera. per . =
aTs-a fr-aU fer Costa Fica must he 1recret pr
sfe-e''l az fO.50 0sorerreurary u 30 a nj Tor
y-,~-s Tsitf ara Santa Marta. A1ironfack: az
n = - - C-ba oer . EorTo Castle ia Havana
e. ~ a N fa- Petit Goave. Prins WtNel
1-sU - ot1sr - HAITI. Curacao. Verezueia-
-f-f4aS BRITISH ana Dutch Guiana must - tirectst
s.usr Prins Willern r.; al l. 30 p N for Cuoa-
per = g Curityoa- via HaVanA
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TRANSATLANTIC Walls.

TUEsDAT-At $50 a. far Europe per a e sHA, SCI
Bremen: a. m. Tor Italy direct per . . S@T-
dogma mail must be directed per = > -sfdesA@ -
wEDNEsDAX-At $50 a. for Europe. per 8 > -.
Iouss via Southampton (nau for Ireland and ls'tr
nal for Liverpool be directed per 8 s. =
I,rIs'i1. A. go m for Netherlands direct per g. -
Sc0orf7r f--afI must directed per NoCrcaa y
a. go a. n complementary 10 a. ~ tor Europe per
. T-ut71c via Queenstown, al II a. N ror O-,.-
r1srk direct per Eelllg Oi1v Cnail must % u
recr-d s. EslliE ClaV ,..-,.
TTfCRsDAT-At a n Tor Francs svitzsTant, Isays
san Portugal. Turkey. Esypc Greece 5fissn -LieLa
ara Lo-suzo Marquee 3 Ia LorraH1s vi-
Cr7afI FOR % Europe must se -
La Lnr-afre'0
Ss-T-RDAy-st a. n fo- France. per 8 8 Ia Car
1aaa VA Hav~e Cu1all Others rarts OF Ero0e nlst
= Ef-a-rss s.par "a Charnpagne'). at ; a. N 20
r.r~4-- direct uer Zes,and tnail must be 1recret
Z~etGrd''1 ,. $3.50 A. n I9F oc-fl-l
- Trric0la Cuau Be directed Der 8 -
r.ff-ra'l. at 1880 tsurplsu1enrary i nj ~
T-,r-~-a -s-s T.ucania. via Queenstown
.rPrN--r1 MATTE ETC-This steamer taxes FTrlts1
Paus-s Saru-ies Germany
o-Iv IRE q u1afl natter Tor Ster plrss
ru-7-s VII rot e tais SAP unless spscl@-y
directed by her.
NAIVE ~a--af above ADDITIONAL Supplementary M1s -
o-a-az ~ the piers the American ing F--.lcl
al German steamers. and remain open Unit Ni'~A
Ts1 wfnutes e ire Eour Of sailing OF steamer
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Ma sassorl0srs IN Ns~-TOrx CITY to IN. DAILY .nd
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-05-27
entertainment BY Mrs c.


On last Saturday afternoon, MIS-.
Charles Z. Lahmau, gave floral en-
tertainman TO the members Of the
Entire Nous club and friends. Thirty
seven varieties or Indian Territory
wild flowers we're attractively display
ed besides the cultivated flowers,
sweet peas aud roses. The micros-
copic examination Of flowers and the
talk given by Mrs Lahman was very
interesting.
PROGRAM:
l. Flower quotations from famous
authors.
,. Talk by Mrs. Lahman on com
pound flowers
3. Botanical questions and answers
4. Demonstration with microscope
OF compound flowers
5. Information contest.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-05-27
BAsELY UNGRATEFUL.
They Were Planning Treat for IN e
Guest, which Tie Was Going
20 FOrepo.

"One winters day, seven or eight
years ago. said an American CONNER
cial traveller. in London Ih-Bits. III
found myself in a Vermont village,
with the snow five feet deep. The
coach could - no further, and turned
into the village inn 10 wait an oppor-
tunity 80 get away Twas there for six
days and seven nights before there
was any improvement in the weather
conditions. Every night few vii
layers dropped into the bar-room to
chat and smoke. and II was the same
talk and the same Old pipes. When the
weather finally softened. and I was
told that the coach would start out
the next day, ] expressed my gratifica-
tion rather enthusiastically; and an
old fellow looked at me IN surprise and
asked
Haven't you been treated purity well
for the last weekg
Yes. I can't complain
Haven't four or five dropped in
here every night TO cheer you upg
"'Yes.'
Haven't We told YOU about bears
and snakes and wild cats and every
thing else we could think Off
I'm sure yon have
That's what we've done. stranger
he continued. and we were preparin'
20 do more. Bush johnson. he don't
believe thar Danl was cast into the
lions den. while Deacon Farnsworth is
willing 20 swear TO fl. We was goin' to
have 'em mp here tomorrow night an
let 'em dispute and call each other hoss-
thieves an liars for your edifcation;
and now you up and tell us that you
are goin' and are glad to get away Il
don't appear 20 this community that
you are man with any too much graf
itood in your make-upl'"
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wANTED--A HYPN0TIsT.
Mother Was HousecIeanine ana she
wanted the Influence Thrown
on Her Boys.

A woman with a weary but resolutS
face stopped the physician just as he
was getting out Of his carriage, relates
the New York Times. "It won't take
long to tell me what want to know
she said. 1T amt anything / propose
TO pay for. I'll ask you the question
and then if you think it is something
that calls for cash you need not answer
it,"
what did you desire to know?"
rs there any such thing as hypno-
tism."
Certainly there is"
is it any good?"
"A great deal depends on what you
mean by that"
What I mean is, viii hypnotism en-
able the person who has learned how
TO do the trick to shake his hands in
front Of another persons eyes a few
times and then make him believe any
thing that he chooses, no matter how
ridiculous It is?"
within certain limitations that
can be accomplished"
"Could Ilearn it?"
"I'm afraid not"
"Well, then" she replied, with a sigh,
81 reckon I'll have TO hire It done That
being the case, how much win you
charge to do a small tidy job ofhypno-
tizing for me?"
"You viii have 70 apply to some one
else. do not profess any powers in
that direction" was the rather chilly
answer"
"All right. Maybe, then, you can
give me the address Of a first-class hyp-
nofizer.r
"Are you sure nothing else would
answer?"
"Nothing that ever heard OF. Any
how, we're housecleaning I've man
aged to get my two boys TO put the
parlor carpet over the line, and now
I'm willing to pay anybody that can do
it a fair price TO hypnotic them and
make them believe they're out in full
view Of the grand stand, with the score
n tie and three men on bases and that
parlor carpet IS a baseball, coming hot
from the pitcher 60 times a minute"
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Big Cabin Notes.

Quite a number of our young
folks attended the party at Elmer
Johnson's.
There was a singing at Mr., O..
P. Bel's Saturday night; all re-
port a good time.
Mr., Rob Madison's child has
pneumonia and is very i'll.
Mr. and Mrs. Hacker and little
daughter Goldie spent Sunday
afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
inson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel front was
in Big Cabin shopping Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pitsenbe r.
ger Sundayed in Big Cabin.
The Adair ball team came up
Sunday afternoon and played our
team. Score 6 to 8 in favor Of
Adair.
Some Of our boys, as well as
some Adair boys engaged in a
game Of craps 10 an empty box
car in our town Sunday afternoon.
Rev, Scoville, a brother of Mrs.
Pitsenberger Sr. preached for US
Sunday morning and evening. We
enjoyed the sermons. Rev. Sco-
Vile is from western Kansas; his
wife accompanied him.
M. Hacker and family of Stark
Kansas are here for a few days
visit with the formers parents. 1t
is likely that be has an eye to bus
mess also.
Mrs. Briggs returned to her
home at Smilhfeld Mo. Tuesday
after fer days visit with George
Clevepger and other relatives
here.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-05-27

One cupful Of chopped ham. one
and one-half cupfuls Of cream sauce,
three hard boiled eggs. one-half cup
ful of fresh bread crumbs. with O
large teaspoonful Of melted butter.
Stir the chopped ham in cream sauce,
put one-half in a baking ,h, add the
chopped eggs. then the .st of ham.
cover with bread cruml and bake
until il is q very light brown.-Good
Housekeeping.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-05-27

Wash wen some cress and pick
leaves from stems. chop moderately,
dry thoroughly with piece Of cheese
cloth, pressing out all the moisture;
mix with hard boiled eggs, finely
chopped, season with salt and pep
per. moisten with boiled dressing,
mix carefully with other ingredients.
There should be twice as much cress
as hard boiled eggs. Spread between
thin slices Of buttered bread.-House-
keeper.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-05-27
REvELATIoN

If you viii make inquiry it viii
be a revelation to you how many sue
cumb to kidney or bladder troubles
in one form or another. If the patient is
not beyond medical aid, FoieY's Kidney
Cure will cure. It never disappoints Sold
by Shanahsn & Mitchell. DIV
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TO RENEW COURAGE
The Meeting Planned to Inspire
Zeal in The Coming Strug-
gle for Statehood With Okla
homa.

The real purpose of the state
i hood convention in Shawnee next
month is to renew the courage OF
the sinsle statehood party and to
estabhah more thorough organi-
zation in both territories, that
Congress next winter may be i'm
pressed with the strength and ag-
gressiveness Of the opponents Of
separate statehood. The pTopos
al to hold constitutional conven-
yention will hardly receive more
n than perfunctory consideration.
The Indian territory is almost
of one mind in doubling the utility
OF constitutional convention. Sin
gle statehood men friendly to the
constitutional convention idea a
month ago are now against IT,
Single statehood leaders IN Okla.
homa are divided. A small min
ority are declaringa constitution
al convention might "coerce" Con
gress into granting immediate
statehood to Oklahoma. This ques-
ton of immediate statehood il the
rock that will split the single
statehood party, unless both par
ties are given statehood at the
came time. Piecemeal absorption
of Indian territory by Oklahoma
s repugnant to a large majority Of
the ablest single statehood work
r5gs IN the Indian territory, who
are prepared to resist union oil
the two territories should each not
have equal opportunities 10 enjoy
NE benefits and prestige expected
ID result from a state organization.
"Leave Us alone in our misfortunes
rather than increase them by
piecemeal absorption" is the dec
laration of the single statehood
men in Indian territory.
A better acquaintance with the
Indian territory is weakening the
Aopinion Of persons who assume
that Oklahoma was making all the
Concessions in single statehosd
alliance. However great Okla
bona may be in natural re-
sources and acquired wealth,
there is evidence that the Indian
territory is richer in the things
that make the commercial bone
and sinew Of a state. The Indian
territory refuses to become an ap.
ologist and simply asks Tor fair
treatment. A closer acquaintance
oi citizens and better knowledge |
Ol mutual interest is the scheme
of the Shawnee convection. The
Friends Of single statehood are
confident Of ultimate victory, and /
give this as their best reason:
Both territcries are Democratic. /
The Republican party from ma
iIonal standpoint will never con-
sent to the election Of four Demo.
cratic senators aud sight or ten
congressmen when the number can
be cut ia two by the creation of
pne state. On this peg hangs the
hope Of the single statehood ers.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-05-27

]. A. Gulledge Of Verbena, Ala, was
twice in the hospital fram a severe case
of piles causing "a tumors. After doc
tors and all remedies failed, Bucklen's
Arnica Sslve quickly arrested further in
fammation and cured him. It eonquers
aches and kills pe'1. a5c at Peoples
drug store. DIV
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Summer Tourist Rates to S. Dakota

Summer Tourist Rates to s. Dakota
Daily from June 1st and until Sept.
&c. 1908 the Frisco will sell round trip
tickets to Hot Springs, Custer, Dead
Wood and Rapid City South Dakota
for one fare plus fifty cents for the
round trip. stop-oyers will be allow
ed On going trip at Minnekahta and
at Buffalo Gap, DIV
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-05-27
To Lure q Cold IN one nav

Take Laxative Bromo Quiuine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the roney
II it fails 70 cure. E. w. Groves sig
nature is on each box. 25c. DIV
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InternatIonaI conventlon

United Society Of Christian Endeav-
or, Denver Colorado For the above
occasion the Frisco will sell round
tup tickets TO Denver, Pueblo or Col
orado Springs for $40, DIV
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-05-27

Ladies muslin skirts embroidery Ladies quality
and lace trimmed, regular AQc and cambria values
75c values for ... 'Vo at $500; tomorrow the so
only ~ w
Ladies muslin skirts, embroidery
trimmed with wide India linen Ladies Nanook SlpOver
tucked hounces worth QQr handsomely wit
each Wv lace and embroidery; they
bargains at s275; to- 80 pr
Ladies muslin WE-'-O
embroidery trimmed with 0Qc
wide hounes worth OOO Ladies muslin drawers
IS cents pair; tomorrow Or
Ladies muslin skirt trimmed with ZOl
tucks and embroidery, good
value Tomor go Ladies fine cambria
row only ~'OO values at 50 cents tomor- A0c
only. tn
Ladies gowns good
QQc Ladies fine
each wv trimmed lace embroid- ROc
tucks; tomorrow UOC
Ladies good muslin gowns, good
values at h9r Good cambria
row only wv worth IS cents; tomorrow 05r
only. .................. ZOI
Ladies good long gowns
extra values QQr Fine cambria nicely
morrow only wv trimmed good values A.
Ts~
Ladies long cloth canbnc
trimmed with embroidery
and lace good values e trimmings worth 75c GE~
y 4 - OOS
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-05-27
WIN cure Consumptlon.

A A Herreh of Finch. Ark. writes.
'Foley's Honey and Tar is the best prep
Grafton for coughs, colds aud lung
|rouble. I know that it has cured con-
'umption in the first stages" Sold by
shahahan & Mitchell. DIV
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-05-27

a girls smile often tows a Young
man in and her fathers boot toes
him out Chicago Daily News.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-05-27

The largest line OF Furniture we
have ever shown. Frazee Hardware
and Furniture Co. DIV
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-05-27

Merchant.-Did you find out what
Ihat gentleman wanted2
New Clerk-No. but I found out what
De dida'E want
"Wf7f How dare you"
"AHa bold IL TO him. .r-Catholic
Stand rd Times.
The sun., 1903-12-17
RIG CAR BLOCK IN RUSH HOUR.
Nearly All Brooklyn Lines stopped by EN-
plOsiOn Near Power House.

A tie-up on the Kings County Elevated,
the Broadway Elevated and several lines
Of the surface railroad routes in Brooklyn
at the beginning of the rush hour last night
blocked traffic on the Bridge and in the
Williamsburg and Fulton street sections of
Brooklyn, completely paralyzing traffic on
all lines except the Fifth avenue. Lexington
avenue and Brighton Beach routes.
The trouble was the result of the ex
plosion of gas in manhole at Third ave-
nue. and Degraw street, South Brooklyn.
The conduits connecting the big Third
street power house with the Kent avenue
transformers were blown out by the eH-
plosion and the power was shut of from
all lines depending on the Kent avenue
power house. The block lasted more than
an hour and was one of the worst the Brook
lyn Rapid Transit has had to deal with this
season.
At the Park row entrance to the Bridge
the pushing, struggling crowd. tied up
on the platforms and unable to learn the
reason for the delay, resembled human
the stairways and in the space between
the promenade and the train platforms,
unable to move in either direction. The
surface cars were crowded to the limit
and thousands were pushed and crowded
al the loops and far out into the street
Many who went to the ferries were COM
PEELED to walk when they reached the Brook
iyn side. owing to the long stretch of stalled
cars which at one time reached from the
Bridge ent rance at Sands street to Franklin
avenue on Fulton street and as far UP as
RAYMOND street on Myrtle avenue. When
the cars began to move. after an hour oil
DELAY, it was more than two hours before
normal condit ions of traffic were resumed