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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-17
FRANK REED SPLITS A
PURSE ON AN IOWA TRACK

E. w. Lewis PAGER. Frank Reed.
won second money in his first race
of the season in the Cedar Valley cir
cult at DEBORAH. Iowa, yesterday.
against a field OF eight starters Two
heats were made in PIG for a purse
of $500. He races al WaveTly. Iowa.
next week. then joins the Kansas Mis-
souri, circuit .ii3a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-17

Sixth ward, first precinct, G. NJ. Stod-
dard. John Johnson. George Lehman;
second precinct, Oscar Ncwberg. John
Beatty, James Hasson; Seventh ward,
H l. Hemenway, c. F. Processing.
Frank Gustafson.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1904-12-03
RECTOR DE SAN LUCAS.
Ashburnham. Ontario, Testifica las Bue-
mas Cualidades del Remedio de Cham
berlain para la Tcs.

Ashburnham, Ont, Abril IS, 1903
Creo que no es mas que justo que les
olga Ell efecto maravilloso que ha pro-
ducido ell Remedio de Chamberlain pa
ra la Tos. Ell dia antes de las Pascuas
tenia un resfriado y una tos tan seve-
ros que cref no poder atender mis-
deberes ell siguiente dia, porque mi
voz estaba oprimida por la tos. El
mismo dia recibi una orden de Vd. por
una botella de su Remedio para la Tos.
Embellishments me procure una bote-
LA de muestra, y tome como tres do
sis de la medicina. Para mi granoe
alivio la tos y resfriado habian COM
pletamente desaparecido y 20 pude
predicar tres veces el domingo de
Pascua. Yo Sc que esta rapida efec-
tiva cura fue debidaa a su Remedio pa
ra la Tos. Hago este testimonio sin
ser solicitado, estando agradecido de
haber hallado tan buen remedio
Respetuosamente de Vd.,
e. A. LANGFELDT, M. A.,
Rector de la Iglesia de San Lucas.
A la Compafiia del Remedio Cham.
berlain
De venta en- todas las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1904-12-03

estaba' muy obscure y la pezquisa Sc
abandono hasta en- la maf1ana y Sc su
pone que la huella fue hallada otra vez
Ell alguacil Kinsell dice que hay bue-
nos prospectos para la identidad del
asesino que 81 es capturado sera So
lamente materia de suficiente. 'eviden-
cia para convictarlo.
Ell en..especial lego Santa Fe ell
lines a las de la maf1ana conlos res
tos del Coronel Chaves y fueron lleva-
dos al establecimiento de entierros de
Charles Wagner endonde fueron en-
balsamados y preparados para ser en-
terrados. Ell tren fue encontrado en-
Kennedy por ell Hon. Solomon Luna,
de Los Lunas, y Harry Benjamin, de
Albuquerque, esposo de la Meta del
Coronel. Acompaf1ando a los restos
venian, la Sra. Connelley, hermana del
Coronel, quien habia salido de Santa
Fe con el ell microbes para hacer una
vista al Manzano, el'Escribano de la
Corte de Distrito A. M Bergere, Se-
rapio Romero y Louis Trauer, que Sc
hallabs en- Pinos Wells cuando sucedio
la tragedia, ell alguacil Kinsell, James
@. Chaves, hijo del hombre asesinado,
S. B. Grimshaw 6 hija, y ell Sr y la
Sra. J. A. Knox.
Despues que ell enterrador Wagner
concluy6 su trabajo, los restos del Fl.
nado fueron llevados la residencia de
su hija, 10 Sra. Lola G. Armijo en- la
Gale del Coiegio, endonde permane-
cieron hasta ell microbes en- la mana
ma, cuando fueron transferidos al edi.
ficio del Capitolio, permaneciendo ALI
hasta la hora del funeral.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1904-12-03
Bosquelo.y ExeqHas del Finado.

La no buscada y antes de tempo
muerte del Coronel ]. Francioco Cha
YES remueve de este ocupado mundo
a un hombre.que fue entire aquellos
que hicieron historic para Nuevo Me-
co y La han hecho asi por 80 amos. Era
de fuerte personalidad y los eventos y
ocurrencias en- su vida fueron muchas
y variadas, algunas de un caracter ro-
mantico y otras de una naturaleza muy
tragica. Era un hombre muy distin-
guido en- muchos respectos. LIE sir.
vic a su patria con gallardia en- la Cue.
rra Civil y en- varias hostilidades con
los Indios. Tres veces representa- al
Territorio como su delegado en- ell con-
greso; lleno la posicion como miembro
del consejo legislative por ell condado
de Valencia por mas que media doce.
ma de terminus, la mitad de ellos como
presidente de ese cuerpo; fue procu.
rador de distrito del Segundo Distri-
to Judicial por varios amos; fue supe
rintendente de instruction publica del
territorio por cuatro amos; era brillan-
tie, aggressive, un hombre bien educado
que hablabay escrioia Ingles y Espa-
mol con igual fuencia y destreza; era
miembro del foro de Nuevo Mexico Y
cuando practice ley, era un buen licen-
ciado ante ell jurado; era un parlamen-
tario muy bien interado, y siempre es-
taba en- demanda como Official presi-
dente en- las convenciones y juntas p1-
blicas; era un orador muy elocuente y
muy bien interado en- polftica y asun-
tos de Nuevo Mexico Su edad primi-
tiva habia pasado, contando va setenta
y dos amos, pero estaba fuerte, robus-
to y tan bien preservado que Sc creia
que hubiera vivido doce ounce amos
mas 81 no habia sido por la bala del
asesino, la cual acort6 ell hilo de su vi
da. Era valeroso y vigoroso y de su
mayoria era cabecilla en- politica y ESQ
en- ell lado Republican,.
En- materias tinancieras experiment
to muchos ascensos y descensos y va
rias veces durante su vida, fue consi.
dorado como uno de los hombres mas
acaudalados en- ell territorio. Era des.
cendiente de una familia que fue influ.
yente y poderosa bajo ell regimen Els.
paf1ol y Mexicano en- este Territorio y
durante los primeros dias de la ocupa
cion Americana. Sus parientes por
sangriidad y matrimonio son muchos
en- todo ell territorio. Su fin fue iues
perado y repentino, una gran conmo
cion para los miembros de su inmedia
El Nuevo mexicano., 1904-12-03
La Cabeza Sc le Quiso Reventar Causa de
un Severe Ataque Bilioso. a

''Tenia ua severe ataque bilioso y
sentia como que Sc me iba a reventar
la cabeza cuando tome una muestra
gratuita de las Pastillas de Chamber
lain para ell Estomagoe Hfgado. To-
me una d6sis de elias despues de la ce-
ma y al siguiente dia me sentia como
un hombre nuevo y me he sentido fe-
liz desde entonces, dice Mr.. j. w.
Smith de Juliff, Texas. Para biliosi
dad, malestare del estomago cons
tipacion estas Pastillas no tienen igual.
Precio 25 cts.-De venta en- todas las
boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1904-12-03
Las Exeauias.

Ia iuhCibi dCi HuduO StiOu - II
(; Chaves fue tenido ell microbes en- i
maflana y fue uno de, los funerale
, mas bien ateudidos que Sc han tenid
en- esta ciudad, ciudadanos prominen
tes de muchas parties del territori'
estuvieron presentes. Los restos es
tuvieron en- estado en- el capitolio des
! de las siete hasta las diez de la mana
ma del microbes, resguardados pol
una guardia de la CompafliaF +, Primer
Regimiento, Guardia Nacional de Nue
vo Mexico, bajo ell commando del Capi
tan e. G. Abbott. Centenares de per
sonas vieron los restos en- el capitolio
A las diez de la maflana, los miembros
de la Posta Carleton, Gran Armada de
la Rep1blica, de la cual ell s,finado era
miembro, llegaron y despues de bre-
YES servicios, los restos fueron lleva-
dos la Cathedral. El cortejo fdnebre
iba encabezado por la Banda del Pri-
nero de Caballeria y los miembros de
la Posta Carleton, la Compania F, pre-.
cedidos del feretro. Lo siguiente eran
un gran n1mero de carruajes, conte-
niendo q todos los ofciales territorial
les, miembros de la familia y ciudada-
nos prominentes de la ciudad y del te-
rritorio
En- la Cathedral. los sorvicios de la
Iglesia Catolica Romano para los muer-
tos fueron conducidos por ell Vicario
General Antonio Fourchegu. Ell edi-
ficio estaba atestado de gente que ha-
bia conocido al tinado'en vida Y las ce-
remonias estuvieron muy impresivas.
La GAIA mortuoria estaba literalmente
cubierta con muchos tributos forales
muy hermosos y una bandera Ameri-
cana puesta encima Los acompaf1an-
tes del feretro fueron, ell Promoter
General George w. Prichard, ell Ma
yor r. j. Palen, ell Juez N. B. Laugh
lin, de Santa Fe; ell Elk Delegado Pc
dro Perea de Bernalillo; ell Conciliar-
Electo John S. Clark, y Eugenio Ro-
nero, de Las Vegas. Charles Wag-
ner actu6 como director del funeral.
Despues de los servicios religiosos
Ell cortejo procedio al Cementerio Ma
cional, endonde los restos fueron de-
positados a descansar despues de los
servicios de la Gran Armada por un
compaf1ero alejado, conducidos por
Jacob Weltmer, como Comandante de
la Posta VI. P. Victory como Capellan
Entire las hermosas ofrendas fora
les habian una corona de rosas blancas
y color de rosa del Gobernador Otero;
una corona de chrysanthemums del
Senador w. H. Andrews; una cruz de
claveles blancos y hojas verdes del
Promoter General Prichard; una CO.
roma de chrysanthemums blancos VI
color de rosa del Cuerpo de Educacion
de la Ciudad y de diez superintendent
tes de escuelas de condado; una coro-
ma graz de de rosas blancas del Hon.
Salomon Luna y A. M. Bergere; y her.
mosos ramilletes del Cuerpo de Ali
vic de Senoras, del Sr. y la Sra. Anna
do Chaves, ell Sr. y la Sra. McCrimmon
Y de la Sra. Rose Horn, de Torrance.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1904-12-03
Blancos Legales.

Los blancos legales Sc venden dni-
camente por dinero en- mano vel dine
70 debe acompafiar q la 6rden. Guam
do ordeneis mandad q razon de cinco
centavos por cada blanco, a menoa
que ordeneis por docenas. Los blan-
COS pequefios Sc venden a 25 centavos
por docena y los grandes 35 por do
cena. Tambien recibemos sellos de-
correo por cualquier cantidad..
Compafisa Imp. Del Nuevo Nexicx.s
El Nuevo mexicano., 1904-12-03
POr la BaIa de I'm
Asesin0 C0barde.

Ell Coronel Francisco Chaves Baldado ell Corazon Men
tras Tomaba Cena Pinos Wells---Muerte Instan-
tanea---Escuadra en- Segumiento--Bosquejo del Fl
nado---Su Funeral Bien Atenddo
El Nuevo mexicano., 1904-12-03

En- esta oticina Sc venden blancos
para contratos de partido.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-06-27
The plsmillah ceremonv.

a little Aioslem when she is four
years four months old goes through the
"Name-of-God.' OF Etsm;.lah ceremony
which begins her real life. She Is
dressed in cloth Of gold. with a veil and
wreath Of flowers and friends are IN
vited to salute the little queen. She
sits on a gold cushion. which must be
borrowed If she hasn't one, and all the
rest sit on the floor Then an old null
lab recites very slowly a certain verse
from the Koran. which is also written
In saffron on a silver plate Bib holds
in her hard. She runs her fingers
over the words. and stammers them
after him. Say It now. Bib. be a
good girl. then you shall see your pres
ents" Soon they all cry: "Shabashs
Shabash. wahl Wahl" and the cere-
mony Of the little girls first lesson in
reading. writing and religion is over.
She saiaams mamma. then shows her
presents to her sahelis (girl friends).-
Everybody's Magazine
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-06-27
!, PUBLICANS
FOR STATEHOOD
Tvs W. H. Darrough, Though
|No Plank in the Platform
So States.

Marshal w. II. Darrough has re-
,Srned from the Chicago convention
y bd in response to a question by re-
krter for the Chieftain with refer
Nee to the failure Of the convention
embody a statehood plank in the
atform, said:
in response to your question as TO
|b the recent Republican convention
II Chicago will say that ! am very
.huch disappointed that we we're un-
Able to secure a plank in the platform
declaring for single statehood for OK
hhoma and Indian Territory. The
Of the members Of the
committee on resolutions was TO keep
hit as many unnecessary features that
BE Republican party was already COM
hitted to, such as statehood for Okla
soma and Indian Territory, the Chin
Ne exclusion act, and matters Of this
hind. AS a member Of this committee
II found that we had no support in
Pressing the statehood matter outside
h Oklahoma Territory, as the mem
Bers from New Mexico and Arizona
Preferred to remain just as they are
shan to have single statehood for those
NO territories, and they refused TO
hive us any assistance along this line,
kaying Mr.. Lowery, the member OF
DE committee from Oklahoma and
hyself to fight the battle.
eve have the assurance, publicly
hated on the floor Of the committee
bonn, from different senators and rep
esentatiyes on this committee, that
oklahoma and Indian Territory will
Undoubtedly be made state, possibly
Ruring the next session Of congress
I'VE were given every assurance OF
lhe early admission TO statehood, but
HE committee did not desire to en-
lumber the platform with these side
ksues which the party has repeatedly
bmnitted itself 70, and expects 70
hrry out, and is carrying out I ex-
ressed myself to the committee that
4 had all confidence in their doing
Aiis for Us, and believe ii would have
6een satisfactory to the two terrific
n es, could they have been present
&nd heard these public declarations by
Ne members Of both houses Of con-
Bress on the floor Of the committee
Abom. But at the same time ] ex-
Aressed to them that IL was difiicutlt
B file a mans word. whereas, on the
&ther hand the platform would ana
fauld be read BY all the residents oi
3ie two territories with great deal
NJ satisfaction, II these declarations
here in the platform.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-06-27
Intere.tInr 70 A.thma Sufferers

Daniel Bante Of Orteryille, Iowa,
writes, Il have had asthma for three
N four years and have tried about all
he cough ana asthma cures In the
narket and have received treatment
rom physicians in New Yorkand 9TH
r cities, but got very little benefit
lntll / tried Foley's Honey and Tar
which gave me immediate relief and !
will never be without it in my house.
sincerely recommend it to all. Sold
1y Peoples drug store. dw
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-06-27
IMPORTANT
PUBLIC NOTICE
Means Closing Of the Creek
Estate Plenty of Work
for Dawes Commission.

Upon the return Of Chairman Bixby
from Tishomingo to Muskogee Satur-
day the Dawes commission issued the
following bulletin, which is a very i'm
portant matter to the Creeks;
Department Of the Interior, Commis-
sion to the Five Civilized Tribes
Whereas, on June 13, 1904, the Sec
retary Of the Interior, under the au-
thority in him vested by the provis-
ions Of the act of congress approved
March 3, 1901, [3l Stat, l05sl, ordered
that September |, 1904, be and the
same is hereby fixed as the time when
the rolls of the Muskogee, or Creek
Nation, shall be closed:
Notice is hereby given that the
Commis ion to the Five Civilized
Tribes will, at its office in Muskog2e,
Indian Territory, up to and inclusive
of September !, 1904, receive applica-
tions for enrolment Of citizens and
freedmen of the Muskogee or Creek
Nation, and that after that date the
application Of no person whomsoeyer
for enrolment as citizen or freed
men Of said Nation will be received
by the Commission.
Commission to the Five Civilized
Tribes.
TANs BIxBY, Chairman.
T. B. NEEDLES,
G. r. BRECKINRIDGE,
Commissioners.
Muskogee. Indian Territorf, June
rs, 1904
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-06-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
Recorded in the Office of the Clerk of
the Second Recording District at
Vinita, Indian Territory
WARRANTY DEEDS.

John D Marker to Oliver Bagby and
William e Halsell, lot and net swf
sec 3, tip 2sn, T BE, and ei set swt Of
said sec, and NV 1913 acres lot 4 Of
said sec; and 81 swt net sec 3, fp 25n.
r 20 east; 81, 400.
John W and Cornelia c Chandler to
William Angel, nw4 ne4 sec y, tp 26n
23e; 800.
Aaron Ross to Bradley Z B & I Co,
allotment, except homestead; s25.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-06-27

The oxygenized strength Of the
healing pines, combined with other
well known kidney and bladder rene
dies, is presented in Pineules. This
new discovery gives immediate relief
and permanently cures all kidney and
bladder troubles. Soldby A.P Ovens.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-06-27

Muskogee, Indian Territorf, June
rs, 1904
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-06-27
At Quinn Park.

at Pryor Creek July 4th and 5th,
there Will roping contests, baseball
games. band conre.ts, races, and many
other attractions Come to Pryor
Creek for your Fourth. d-223-s5-w-l
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-06-27

Extreme hot weather is great tax
ipon the digestive power Of babies;
1hen puny and feeble they should be
wen a few doses Of Whites Cream
fermifuge, the childrens' tonic. 1t
Nil stimulate and facilitate the d.
|estion Of their food, so that they
bon become strong, healthy and act
We. 25c at Peoples drug store. DIV
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-06-27

Desirable Town Property For Sale
Il have for sale four desirable loca-
tions in Vinita for the. erection Of
homes~food Heighborhood, etc. N. Z.
Milford. 205-tf
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-06-27
Land Office Bulletin.


Total number Of cards issued to Fri
day noon. ......... 1851
Total number fled to Friday. .....
noon ................ l6oZ9
Number filed Tuesday afternoon. .32
Number fled Wednesday .-.....4T
Number filed Thursday ............ 81
Number fled Friday forenoon. .25
Return number on calt Friday noon
observation-disclosures. 365
Card on call Friday noon. ........ 2935
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-06-27

II you Lave kidney Or bladder trou-
bic and No not use Foles's Kidney
Cure, you Hwin have only Yourself r.
blame foi results as il positively
cures an "a .rns Of tdney and bladder
diseases eople' 5 Irug store. DIV
,.,ountain' iassS. sas Seaside re- re-
nes' nv on ale beginning June lst. See
., b AGENT fo1nrtieulars.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1904-03-01
Let Us Have Peace.

The country needs the Democratic party
and it needs all of it, and all of the patri-
Otto and conservative forces that have CO.
operated with it. Never, perhaps has
there been time when united action was
more necessary than now. Democrats do
not disagree as to the essentials. They do
not disagree as to the broad principles for
which the party has stood for more than a
century. They do not disagree as to any
Of the things that are now important.
Matters that may be denominated as per-
sonal must, in the interest of party sue
cess, be disregarded. The Democratic
party is just the Democratic party. 1t is
not composed of one man or two men or
three men, however conspicuous or prom
inent or useful they may have been or are
now. We do not feel that the little dis
agreements between men who have been
leaders of the party forces should be cor
sidered seriously by the delegates who
shall be elected to take part in the Iulv
convention There is not one of these
men who>do not want to see his party
successful. This is the year, 19O4-the
year in'which to forget and forgive. Let
us have peace-honorable peace, beneficial
peace. There should be patience, for
bearance and compromising disposition.
The rank and ileaa have right to demand
this, and they do demand it. By the use
of the words compromising disposition we
do not mean the abandonment, of any party
principal, but there is a difference between
principle and declaration. All parties
have declared thus and so upon matters of
passing importance and will continue to do
so, but that fact creates no obligation
binding upon subsequent conventions un-
less the subject declared upon is still vital.
And the question as to what is vital must
be left to the delegates elected by the
Democratic voters throughout the coun-
try. The party must abide by their action.
That it will be wise and conservative and
consistent with Democratic principles there
can be no doubt.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1904-03-01
A Farmers Rev enge.

Llewellyn Sharp, Jr., shot and killed
Edward Weight and Gregg Hopper at
Athens, Fayette county, Saturday night,
having caught them in the act of stealing
corn. Sharp's father missed several sacks
Of corn from his field Saturday morning.
He followed the tracks from the shocks to
the adjoining field of DR.. Gibson, where
he found the corn secreted in a shock of
fodder. He apprised his son of the find.
Young Sharp secreted himself near the
corn pile to await the coming of the thieves
for their booty. About 2 o'clock Weight
and Gregg appeared and began arrange
ments to take the corn, when sharp opened
fire with shotgun aud revolver, killing
both men,
Edward Weight is a negro about thirty
years of age, Gregg Hopper is white
man, thirty-three years Of age, and has
has been in a number of ugly scrapes in
Fayette county. Llewellyn Sharp, IT,. is
about twenty-eight years of age and
married man.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1904-03-01
County Board of Health.

The Legislature will materially change
the present system of County Health
Board. The Bourne bill provides for a
County Board of Health, composed of
FIVE members, three of whom are appoint
ed by the State Board, one by the County
Judge in the respective county, and the
other by the Fiscal Court Each County
Board is empowered to choose from its
number a Secretary, who, by virture of
his position, shall be termed the County
Health Officer" His duties are not con-
fined exclusively to the Secretaryship, but
the live LEGATION of all matters which are
likely to prove detrimental to the public
health devolves upon him. Of the County
Board he is the only one who shall receive
salary, and the amount is fixed by the
Fiscal Court of the county. The Legisla-
tors think this sort of board will save the
State much money and place the counties
in better position to combat contagious
diseases. At present the County Boards
are directed by the State Board, and in
cases where the State Board takes charge
of smallpox situation in a county the
expense frequently assumes enormous
proportions.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1904-03-01
viii He Break All Precedents ?

When the first President, Harrison, died
in Office, the Vice.. esident, John Tyler,
was not elected to succeed him: when Pres
ident Taylor died, Vice President Fillmore
was not elected to succeed him; when
Abraham Lincoln was assassinated. Vice
President Johnson was not elected TO
succeed him; when James A. Garfield was
murdered, Vice President Chester A
Arthur was not elected to succeed him.
No promoted Vice President, elevated by
death to the Presidency, has ever been
elected 10 full Presidential term. How
ever, this line of argument is not causing
President Rooseveltto lie awake at nights.
It is his fixed and deliberate opinion that
ne is the man of destiny who can knock
precedent into the middle of next week
md lead public sentiment around by the
)roboscis.