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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-11-19
THE FOUR
MILLION.
HitchcoCk'S Broth
er.in-laW Draws
a Plum.

The st. Louis Republic says ed
ilonally anent the four million
Cherokee elaiuG
The Nagel Hitchcock combina.
ton seems to be effective in Mis-
souri, so far as 'having the call"
on the national administration lie
concerned
First the Information came, an
from reliable source, that the
Wyman appointment was brought
about through Nagel and Secretary
Hitchcock II now appears that
TO the Nagel law firm has been
awarded the contract for prosecute
ing the Cherokee nations claims
under the Slade. Bender award.
This latter, it is declared, will be
worth about $780, 900 10 the firm.
As the facts present themselves,
i, is within the proprieties that
NaRel's accommodation should
weigh heavily with President
Roosevelt and thai The firm with
which he is connected should get
profitable Government business.
Mr.. Nagel is identified with the
better element among the local re.
publicans and, a. a citizen, Is
highly esteemed in St. Louis.
Ia another light, without being
critical either Of Mr.. Wymsn or
Mr.. Nagel, the postotiice appoint
ment and the contract may br
viewed az more brands to the
burning IN the struggle waging a.
moug the many factions 10 city and
State Republican ranks. The
Akins aud Kerens crowds fought II
out for the minority senatorial
nomination, and Kerens beat Nagel
by narrow margin. kcrsns is
nomiually nae Missouri.
But d hss appes 1 still ap
pears. by sirius ii - receut in.
cideass 5mad ta the Akins
men in ths tate 81 Sagel IL 81.
Louie afa draae tue federal
prizes
What With IL the post
ofiee who viii nut : the boysH
slneeures, end with the 100000
plum drawn bY Nagel, il follows
that there will he aiilI more Of the
entertaining inisrneeine repubh.
can struggles Let EN- fight II out.
The Republic Is disinteresied. *.
eept in go fer as 4 clean aud homes
opposition makes for TIE best IL
democracy. A The situation nov
resolves iisslf. the likelihood of
aus eomplete regeneration Of Mis-.
souri, Republieanism seems re.
mote. The complete triumph Of
such men ~ NageI's adherents,
and 81 emphatic rundown Of
Kerens aud The remains oi the
Zisgsuhein machine would be the
fret step toward placing the r..
publican afeeniz4uon on an &c
eeptable basis.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-11-19
Experiments In Hydrophobia Cur.

The German government IS about TO
establish an institute on the lines OF the
Pasteur institute Of Paris, is object be-
ing to manufacture different sera at so
cheap rate as to be within anyone's
rneana
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-11-19
special Land Buyers Exeufslons.

VIII run 70 the new lands Of Greer
County, Oklahoma. and other sections
II the great Southwest In November
aad December, via the Frisco system.
Are you looking fof fleh aud feftile
farming lands IN the Southwest whleh
sou can buy f4f from oae-f0afth "a
one-tenth the cost Of the lands OF the
East and Noftb2 They produce as
much acre for acre. Here Is chance
u better your condition ana add q
literal amount To your pueket baok.
For full particulars and special rail
road rates apply a. once % \. $.
Lemon. Secretary Frisco system Ia-
migration Hnreau. s.. Lauls. No.
fhs Youths companioF and
the Daily chIeftaIn one year f5r
= %. dw
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-11-19

WY tnme UfbHlrrs IInNe.
Cmith-Jones is a very convincing de-
batter isn't he?
Brownies: he never stops TIL he
has convinced you that he ls wrong
STRAY stOriet.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-11-19
Land Offerings.

for sale
$50 acres near Vlulti, also Improved. with
farm Mud meadow lands.
500 acre farm aud ranch
also several smaller improved farms
We can otter these Tor five years AZ less
than their value Call and zee rs II luter-
esttd.
several good properties on the east Side,
Ht reasonable prices.
UOod bullding lOfs % the vest de-
Good h0msrs Nad lots on north side,
Atn hcre plantation in Mississ ppl.
l0l acres 10 peOtm nation, 4.
10 acres nsar Carthage, Mo- fnr sAlf Gr
trRbc iur Nlnlta property.
Camp oli-Mnrrs Real Eefate CO
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-11-19

establish an Institute on the lines OF the
Pasteur institute Of Paris, Us object be-
ing 10 manufacture different sera at so
cheap rate as TO be within anyone's
means. -
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i'e'.ea,. ~ ma,ts hoytng rate OF
NV, au,e 49, go. y N. socond--ars mode
80 s,,,a n' ,or, onnarans A
auulu'e 1 49,. ta,,s1 srati car.
,eh-poole 49,. ,oa,1r.,d .o,.,.,., rrrtic,ilv n tg
uon 49, .-....s,a se,,',, s.,,, ~ avn II 4
800 i r,a., r',bher hon1 aod
s'aiue,a . III KIN. I. riar.a \, tba Noor
Nv - u..' .,i'-..,-,. t-1e ,yt,b \ slo,der
I. '',.',. o'.'., ,'g .,.p s,i,r \, \ ont ioap.
ai.','s st... t,o +,,1e, Jsto Tbe esr.
bon BLOC ana carbon l9te ar 1A-
,satoa s,fb 4 ,oiorhora m I'M c'rstrie
elreaIt wren tho arnaratls is ul1a Il
!, i wood Goer tbc heart bent "a o
,-.,.,. st4rgt.,, naar urrfrcat air
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-11-19
Automobile trials.

During the recent automobile trials
in Holland 40 autos OF different makes
competed One Of the racing machines
ran into the canal not far from Am
sterdam. Others could not be started
up at all. Al the finish Of the race only
i've cars remained,
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-11-19
nor DIes ~ DroI.en Henrt,

A few weeks ago Elliott Henry. the IA
year-old son Of Chris Henry, OF Pillar
Rock. Ore, was accidentally shot and
killed, and with him at the time was his
collie dog. His dog began TO act queer
ly Immediately after the boys death, and
followed the funeral to the grave, and
he would not leave II after II had been
covered up. remaining TN he died,
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-11-19
Campbell -Marrs Real
Estate Bulletin.

II you want 20 rent or sell your houses
list them with us, and N You wish 20 rent or
bay a house come and see u.s.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-11-19

There is no cough medicine so opulaf
as Fo'ey's Honey and Tar. Il contains
no opiaies or poisons and never fails 10
cure. Sold by Peoples Drug Store. dw
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-11-19
u N4uSl Come.

As inevitable as the changing seasons o.
the year i thc change which couies 70
every woman. And just A. one anticipates
the changes o. other seasons q d wise %
anticipate this change of season and pre-
the period Of change can De- avoided or
overcome
DI Pierce's Fav0fite Prescription. a med.
iciue faf every season uf woman life will
entirely meet the needs of worien n this
period of change II cures the physical
W. and relieves the mental anxiety and
depression usually associated with this
efitiea, s.ssiod Ii iflnquilizea The nerves
encourage the appetite and induces re-
ffeahIng deep
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-11-19
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR

equal Daily the price Of Weekly The latest telegraph.
Tuesday Friday Fun
OF interesting nd instructive reading
matter family Unequ ed aud
Journal papers week One liar YearSAMPLE
COPIES FREE
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-11-19

Nov Is the time tu 0ue d Rnl0 Moon
Hfusi buggy. Lee Harreft T. sel.ing
them at cost. Call and see them he
fore buying for they have nice hulsh
and are up.tO-date and the price Is
tight Nov for harRaln. n
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-11-19
A few speelal offerlnRs.

Lot lOoxi6O feet, west Illinois avenue
Also Otner desirable properties ard vacant
lots, good for building homes on, or for in-
vestmCnt.
Splendid bargain IA t. closa in LOT is0xls0,
new hOuse with FIVE rooms, closets, pantry
rtc. ana "a good large hHrn, VIII offer this
Tor few days "a a big bargain,
Also farm ln Arkansas to exchange Tor
Viuita property.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-25
STRIKE IN OREGON.
A Pine BODY OF Gold ore Encountered In
The Kingston Mine,

A vein filled with ore three feet
wide, which has been drfted 80 feet
and has a depth OF 300 feet under
older workings, the average assay
value of which IN this three feet for
the 30 feet drift is $50 per ton is
the report of Supt Reeves. OF the Key
stone property, to the Sumpter Office
this week
Mr.. Reeves, who had charge Of de-
velopment work at the Maxwell for
seven years, and during the time that
II was opened on Intensive scale, re-
Gently took charge OF the Keystone.
He began work In the 500 foot tun-
mel which Is the lower workings of
the property. Mr.. Geiser thought that
a croscut from this tunnel would
open the main Keystone vein. and
the drive was made. In very short
distance the workmen came into ore
A drift was shaped to follow II, and
II soon proved to be the main Key
stone, which is holding an average
width of three feet In the 30 feet OF
drift with the remarkable average OF
$50 In all the assays the superintendent
has made.
This IL the same orebody that was
worked in the upper levels while the
property was owned by J. Frank Wat
son, of Portland who saved $40 on
the plates and shipped so miles a
concentrate that went $40 ton. Ow-
ing TO this great haul. little was done
by Mr., Watson in the way OF saving
concentrates, and when the surface
ore was mined, where oxidation per-
mitted amalgamation work was sus-
pended.--Blue Mountain American
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-25
GARRISON no RESUME.


j. u. Gardner one OF the leading
lights In the Garrison Mining company,
as well as many other Deep Creek
mines and prospects, gave out today
that work on the Garrison would be
resumed at once Manager Garrison.
who has been east with the body Of his
son, recently killed at the smelter. viii
return In few days and proceed at
once TO the mine, Mr.. Gardner said
that work would be pushed on the tun-
mel, which was penetrating the noun
tain to the ledge. Already they had
opened up vast body of iron carbon
ate ere which could be shipped with n
proft as soon as railroad reached
the district Pockets of ore. however,
had been met with In the course OF de-
velopment. which were very high grade
copper and gold
The Monster mine which lies along
side OF the Garrison on Dutch noun
tain, Is another of Mr.. Gardner's prop
critics, Re stated that work would be
continued here during the winter, and
that body OF high grade ore was be-
ing opened up which In camp closer
to the railroad would cause q sensation.
Mr.. Gardner Is one Of the heaviest hold
ers OF mining claims I'm the Deep Creek
district He says that the assessment
work viii be done on all of his Holdings
this winter, and that in many of them
ore enough could be taken out at once
to do all the development work which
transfers prospects into mines. He
predicts great things for that part Of
the country and says that with a rail-
road 800 men could be put at work
at once.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-25
CONCENTRATES.

The Pioneer sampler reported six carr
of Finite ore today,
The Butler-Llberal people are happy
with $4,000 In the treasury.
A very rich strike Of gold ore is re.
ported from Camp Limerick, Or.
Manager Trenam of the stockton Is
back from his trip to the mine.
The Don Juan mill In the Green Horn
district, Or, is now ready for work.
A strike is reported on the 6oO-foot
level of the Eagle and Blue Bell mine
at Eureka.
There Is some talk Of a mill being
erected at the Trappers' Pride mine on
Gold Mountain.
A. a. Ball of the Annie Laurie left
for the mine this morning He has been
on trip to Colorado.
There was no regular call on the ex-
change this afternoon. An Informal
session or open board was only held
The Taylor and Brunton sampler re-
ports six carloads of Tintic ore and one
carload OF Bingham ore at their works
today.
n discovery OF SILVER" EOld ore, the
latter metal running $50 to the ton, has
been discovered in the Pa thhnder mine.
Big Creek, Ida,
According TO the State Line Oracle,
the Shawmut. Nevada mining com
pany, has secured bond and lease on
the Amyethyst group OF claims In Eagle
valley, New.
A letter from the head Offices Of the
Sorn Silver company at New York, re-
ceived yesterday by H. W. Tibbals.
states that 5-cent dividend is forth.
coming.
| All the men are at work in the Bul.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-25
President Blacket Of the Nephi
Company Tells of This New
Mineral District.
MANY PROPERTIES OPENING.
4 New Mil for the Nephi -- essie
knight Is Opening Up a New.
Bonanza.

President Blacket and Vice President
Lamb OF the Neph Mining company,
operating in the Mount Nebo mining
district reached the city from the
mine last evening. The Nephi mino
lies a short distance from Mono, ana
Is in new country which Is fast COM
ing to the front as mining district.
For the past six months this mine has
been steady producer, sending an
amount OF high grade ore to the valley
smelters, President Blacket, who also
manages the mine, says that during the
past year a large amount of concen-
trating ore has been blocked out and
that arrangements are under way to
erect concentrating plant at the mine
this coming spring. The tunnel at
the property In now 255 feet in the
whole being I'm ore Only one cross cut
has been run and this was sent dis
lance OF 40 feet without reaching a
wall Work will be under way with
an increased force of miners all
through the winter.
In speaking of other properties In the
district Mr.. Blacket said that the En-
ma claim, belonging 10 Bishop Newton
of Mono, was being worked under n
bond TO the Margetts brothers of Salt
Lake. Some very good ore was being
taken out.
The North Nebo Star was another
mine which was showing up fine. Uncle
Jesse knight has recently gained con-
troll OF this property and is putting on
a considerable force of men. Great
things are expected of Il as the ore
body now being worked is responding
fairly to development.
The Spider In North Canyon was also
being worked and looking good.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-25
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-25
In Favor of Free Trnde.

London. Nov, 25.-T'he speech OF the
Duke of Devonshire last night has Civ
en- the free trade party the keenest
satisfaction, It not having been expect
ed that he would take such decided
attitude on the question.
The Daily Chronicle calls the speech
epoch making and one OF the most pow
erful delEerances of recent y Ars.
The Daily News says;
1T is the most Incorporating dec
laration In favor OF free trade that has
emanated from any man outside the
Liberal ranks"
Great attention Is given to the Duke
of Devonshire's ironical references to
Mr.. Balfour's practical REIMBURSEMENT
of the leadership to Joseph Chamber
lain and to his query as TO how long the
Conservatives would be content to allow
the former colonial secretary to assume
all the duties, privileges and response
bilities Of the leadership.
The Daily Mail, n partisan of Mr.,
Chamberlain, calls the Duke of Deyon-
shire n Little Engander' and says
that his speech looks very much Ike a
bid for the Liberal premiership.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-25
BUSINESS SMALL
AND PRICES WEAK
Dealings We're Chiefly in the
Specialties Which We're
Under Pressure
SOME INTEREST IN RAILWAYS.
They Showed Unmistakable frmness
Market as Whole Was Dull
And Unsettled.

New York. Nov 2j,--The only notable
the stock market today were among the
specialties. Otherwise changes were
small and mixed. Colorado Fuel and ID.
a X. q. preferred rose point Pacific
Mail advanced point and Anaconda 2N.
The volume of business was small Sell
ing IN the Industrial division was con-
Quoted on pretty much the same lines as
yesterday with the addition Of some new
weak features, Locomotive pr, ferred bore
'he bIunt Of the selling and its decline
OF We precipitated liquidation in other
stocks OF this class The common lost 1l6.
The principal losses elsewhere for the
nrst hour included Railway Steel Spring
preferred S's. United States Express 8,
Car preferred 3s,, Linseed OH preferred 4,
ana the Smelling stocks the Corn Prod.
ucts stocks Cotton OIL Sugar Leather
preferred and the Pressed Steel stocks.
biscuit and Car l to 2. When the pres
sure was relaxed against the speciaties
prices Of stocks rose a small ayera ge
fraction over last night, but Yielded again
when new points of weakness developed
IN the specialties. Railway Steel Spring
preferred rallied 3, Car preferred "a, 1.o-
fomouye preferred q Smelling preferred
lis ana the common /, New LOSSES were
made IN Paper preferred. AZ, the common
!, Biscuit preferred and Westinghouses
Electric 3, Lackawanna 4. and United
states Rubber preferred. Ice preferred,
continental Tobacco preferred ana Colo
RADIO & Southern first preferred point.
Local stocks made but slight response
70 "A 2-point rise I'm Metropolitan Securi-
ties. But little interest was manifested
IN railroad stocks which showed unmis-
taxable irmness. Selling was resumed
IN spots among the minor speclalties and
Norfolk x Western lost point. Republic
Steel preferred lost lN, ST. Louls-South-
western preferred lss and Rubber Goods
preferred 3. Pullman preferred advanced
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-25
Failed TO Settle Differences,

Lynn, Mass, Nov, 25.--The effort Of
a special committee appointed by the
American Federation Of Labor mt its
recent convention in Boston to settle
the controversy which has been in eN-
istence for nearly a year between the
Boot and Shoe Workers union and the
Cutters assembly, knights of Labor
has apparently failed. The committee
has heard both sides of the controversy
over the union stamp as well as mem
bers Of the board of trade and the Mer.
chants associations and after Master
Workman Brinton of the knights OF
Labor had refused to sign an agree
ment that the union stamped shoes
should not be boycotted by the MEM
bers of his organization, the members
OF the committee intimated that they
would report to the American Fedora
ton of Labor In favor OF a boycott for
all Lynn made shoes not bearing the
union stamp, This has brought forth
protests from the business men. The
situation will be reported to the Fed
Grafton of Labor executive committee
for adjustment. A
The plaintiffs allege tho they signed
their stock for this amount, and tbs
the stock was actually sold for 100000.
They are suing for settlement
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-25
FITzSIMM0MS AND
GARDNER ARE READY

san Francisco, Nov. 25.--.Interest in
the Fitzsimmons-G Gardner fight. which
occurs tonight, IL at fever heat in sport
Ing circles today, The bedrooms are
thronged and betting Is quite brisk,
though no very large wagers have been
recorded. The odds are stll in favor
of Fitzsimmons. the rate ranging from
10 to to 10 TO .. Many men not usually
known ~ bet on n glove contest have
put money on Fitzslmmons on the
strength OF his reputation. The back
ers Of Gardner are extremely confident
and assert that 'Lanky Bob" viii sure
ly meet his Waterloo tonight. Gardner
has slight advantage IN reach over
Fitzslmmons and counts much on his
youth as a factor In the contest.
At o'clock this afternoon the men
are scheduled to step on the scales az
Corbetts, and weigh not over 1853
pounds. Fitzsimmons will be at least
four pounds within the limit. and Gard
ner viii make a rather close TT OF II.
His calculations We're excellent and he
did exactly l6S yesterday, with the dry
ing out process 10 follow, Gardner VIII
have no difficulty. He has conserved
his strength in systematic manner
and is right on edge,
Fltzslmmons has suffered from a cold
which made him a little stiff In the
joints, but this has yielded to vigorous
massage and he now has no complaint
to make regarding his fitness for the
fray, No bitches are expected to occur
I'm the arena tonight,
Referee Eddie Graney, who has ham
died all the big contests for the last
Is months with satisfaction to the pub
lie, has made frequent visits to both
camps. The rules have been carefully
gone over and perfect understanding
reached on the question Of bandaRes
alone there may be a slight bubble.
but even that will be disposed OF before
the men reach the ring,
"Philadelphia" Jack O'Brien will be
on hand TO challenge the winner. The
advance sale of seats Indicates that
nearly every one In the pavilion VIII be
occupied when the men enter the ring
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-25
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS

lion Beck again and things are set
ting down In their old grooves after
the heroic work of recovering the body
OF n fellow miner.
II IL now possible that the American
Smelling q Refining company viii de-
clare per cent dividend OH the COM
mon stock Of the company, the dlstri-
button to take place IN December.
The last work has been completed on
the Copper Belt railroad at Bingham.
between the Yampa mine and the main
line. ores from the property will now
be forwarded steadily to the valley
smelters
Managing Director q. VI. Robinson
OF The Tintic company has returned
from Butte, where he has been cngag ei
upon one OF the suits between n. Au-
gust Heinze and the Amalgamated Cop
per company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-25

Nevada fine, l5all6: fine medium, 17Gl7ik;
medium. 1922.
Montana fine choice. 19n2Q; fine medium
choice, 1920; staple. 2Oq2i medium
choice Na2l.
LONDON.
London. Nov. 25--There was large at
tendance at the opening OF the sixth series
Of wool auction sales today. The offer
ings number aSl bales. Competition was
fair at lower prices. Fine and medium
cross-breds were to 10 per cent lower
and coarse cross-breds showed a loss OF
l29 per cent Cape Of Good Hope and
Natal grades were unchanged To . per
cent lower The home trade and the cons
tinent took equal shares Of the offerings
and America bought few lots of medium.
Clipes were In large supply. a quantity
of West Australian new clip sold really.
Scoureds were IN fair demand and several
lots were bought In as bids were some.
what below sellers limits. Cape OF Good
Hope and Natal sold to Germany and
France,