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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-11-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
Recorded in the Once OF tho Clorh Of
the Second Recording District at
Vinita, Indian Territory.
WARRANTY DEEDS.

VIM md Florence Deck lMortg. \
90 Peter c Berkland, lot ., blk "a,
Vinita, $500.
Rufts A and Anna Cordry 70 Norris
Frazee, lots and Q, blk IA, vinita;
$3.50.
Florence Webber to w II Kornegay,
nw-set sec 80, tp 25, poe; $40.
Frank L and Tom C Burchalter to
w b Depue, lots 10 and H. blk los,
vinita; 1925.
Sam aud Sarah A Frazier 10 Flor
ence Deck, lot 10, blk q, Vinita;
81, 500.
Morris Frazee to Rufus a and Anna
Cordry lots and Q, blk "a, Vinita;
$3.50.
Jennie Dennis to Geo Costley, el
se-swl & II ne swi sec 10, tp. %, T Ice;
$3.50.
Sallie Riley to L II Nash, NJ s,Iot I.
sec 6, Up %, Is east; also.
William f and Josie Halsell 20 Mrs
Nellie Perry, lot I, blk 20, Vinita; 500
Mrs Nellie Perry TO Chas l. Mcclure,
lot 4, blk 20, vinita; $500.
Fannie and Nd Ross TO Jas NJ Tullis,
sw-se-swi sec 80, Up 20, q, 20 acres
lot ?, sec ,, Up %, 2le; s350.
Fannie ana Ed Ross TO John NJ TIL.
lis, se-se-swt sec 30, tp %, pin, 24sl
lucres lot ?, sec 3, Up y, Il, NV f2.Si
acres lot |, sec ,, tp 2l; 1850. I
General Blunt and Louie Martin 4
Fred Z Kelley, nj se-set sec II, Up 25
10e, se-sea sec II, Up 25, lp; sl4O.
Ben and Amanda Reese TO Jamei
Reese, ne I2.l4 acres Of lot |, 5 20 acre.
lot /, se-nes sec 4, tp Fl, r 10; $3.50.
Robert and Ora n Chumley TO Luc,
J Wells, lot G, blk Is, Grove; 81, 400
Dora Wear 70 Samehl @ Victor, sW
swl sec i3, Up %, 2le; $3.50.
Mary Lewis 70 same, se-sel sec 5, n
IS, 22e; s525. I
Lewis Tucker 10 bradley Il b ST
Co, allotment, except homestead; e5.
James and Mary gann to Ed Whte;
nj net sec u, To 81 2le.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-11-24
a JAPANESE SHOE SHOP.
Footgear for Horses as Well as Men
Is Made Of Woven
Straw.

Like al other shops in Japan. a shoe
sh0p opens a broad side 10 the stree,
Il seems a missioner . call Il shoe shop
place where son can only buy sandals
Or elofs. things We are not accustomed
20 call shoes they are foot gear. any.
way. aays the New Yors World
There Is q low platform IN front upon
which the customer sits and drinks ten
while making bis Cr her purchases tha
shnpa sepeF meanwhile squnting on hii
heels and discussing the news Of the
nv
Tie sandals worn bY the rieksha cool
ies are called warah. they are woyen Of
rice stras aud re sold for half = cent
pair Thef are made IN the country
Villages aad the foreigner watches the
weaving With amesed interest
The prehensllc b.g toe Of = Japanese
Is of great Assistance. As Il f. used 70
catching ard holding the straws. lea
ng the hands free TO weave
The pack horse wears straw shot As
well as the farmer who leads him. New
oairh are strung around the high eddie.
ard the SLOW moving beast is fsshod
every few miles
IN the japanese shop one I'LL end
many varleiiss u clogs. a fevWith The
caps. others plain A few yer ego the
social position of > man. wotan. or girl
was indicated b. the kind kIog worn
and The decoration on IT,
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-11-24
ARE NOW FOR SALE.
Indian Territory Building and Fur-
niturs to 90 TO Highest Bidder.

Hon. +. C. Hubbard, Worlds Fair
commissioner from Indian TERRITORY,
Is preparing 10 advertise Tor bids on
isle Indian Territory building At the
fair. one Of the most Artistic Oh the
grounds aud surpassed by Te.g feE Of
Ial0se Of the states
Bids will be received by tie Fair
commissioners untIl November 26th.
The purchaser vii be expected 70
nay cash when called upon. No value
slll be set on the building Itself,
but, as a guide the furniture Is valued
q ss, 3sf.7e. The purchaser will have
untlI December q 10 move the build.
ing from the grounds
The Federefal government approp-
dated IS .ooa znd lhe IeEIIlory gave
.ooo y p1pslar saihseslptlon, fol
s,s erection end maintenance Of tn
~ ing.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-11-24
NOTABLE NATIONAL PARKS
Beautiful Regions Set Apart Ny Con
grsss for the Enjoyment of
the Publ

Comparatively few PEI 1ns are aware
that the Yosemite valley does not be-
long 70 the naiinsi goyernmsnt IN
1854 congress save Ehe valley. district
about i2 niles ssng sud 5 miles vide.
TO CalEfornla 10 BE- held for public use.
resort nd reservation" IN 1890 CON
ersss sst aside the Yosemite National
pars. : tract about SO miles BY IS. sur
r.unding the original Yosemite reserva-
tien. bat not including II under national
Jurisdiction. states Youths Companion.
When congress meets IN December il
will renew is consideration Of 8 bill
which provides that California return
the Yosemite valley 70 the United States
government 90 that Il may be ineor-
poFated IN the surrounding national
park The most notable rational park
is the Yellowstone. which wAs set apart
BY act of congress IN 1879: less widely
known are Two parks IN southern Cali.
forria the General Grant and the
sequ0la. and the Mount Rainier park In
the state o. Washington. There are also
many forest reservations In which. for
ssthetie or economic reasons. the trees
~ protected from The AZ of the wood
nan.
Several beautiful regions. stili under
private ownership. have been proposed
IS worthy 81 government reservation
notably certain great groves ~ redwood
N California. the Mount Washington
range 10 the White mountains II New
Hampshire and a splendid section of
he Appalachian mountains I, is a..
ting that natures greatest and mos,
beautiful gifts should belong 10 the
people a. whole and the proposition 70
add the Yosemite valley to the Yosemite
National park j. in line with The general
movement for national control of the
great tracts n mountain. valley and
forest
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-11-24
WRECK tn
TIE FRISts
Engineer Killed and Fireman
lniurbd at Alton This
Afternoon.

About 100 Thursday evening the be-
lated west-bohud passenger train cpl-
llded with a freight engine which bal
not cleared the siding az Alton.
The passenger engine struck the
freight Il gine and Knocked IL on the
track and turned i over into ihe
ditch, killing the engineer
Tie freight had backed onto the
siding O. make vay for tho passenger
but failed 70 clear the main tfaef
and was struck sldewise
The wreek occurred al ihe ives cad
OF the Alton switch wards as the pas
senger was leaving for the vest,
The name Of the dead eueiseer was
kale.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-11-24

"Thou shalt not ggow old" is an
unwritten law whic every sensible
man and woman aimr % observe. And
how do they accom- lish it?- simply
by keeping the syste j Ia perfect trim
through the use Of tonic medicine
lik Green's Augusg Flower They
keep their blood pure, their digestion
good, their liver actiye, their vitality
normal and their spirits buoyant by
the regular and judieious use OF An.
gust Flower-and thus keep youthful
and happy. Trial BOTTLE, 25c. Big
bottle, 75c. Winners drug store.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-11-24
Apples Kept Sweet for Y..r.

a farmer near Union City. Mlch
smazes his nelghbor BY keeping %.
piee, pears peaches grapes. etc. II
theif natural state for several year,
He noF hns apples and grapes grown
IN 1901 which ean hardly be dlstlh
Eulshed from this years product ~
nov gives oui hls method Of preserve
ton whie'Als very flmple. as BE mere
y selects , q developed fruit With good
stems picks 4 carefully and ssars ths
end of the stea with lighted match
Then he wipes ghe fruit perfectly dry
plaeea I 70 > piece Of dry Wrapping pa.
per and lass Il awAv n moderately dr,
snd cool esllar Chicago chrvnIele.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-11-24
very Low Coach Exsursion Rates "a
the worlds Falr.

Tie NJ. X. & r. Ry will sell coach
excursion tickets to 81. Louis and re-
surn daily except Fridays and Satur-
DAYS until November 30th at $3.50.
For children half the standard one
way rate will be charged. Baggage
checked under usual conditions. Any
Information cheerfully furnished by
agent. II. A. FARTHiNa Agt
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-11-24
pEa LOSSES wEpe SLIGHT
xnv.e o. Four Little Ones Were All
that Had Been Drowned In
the River.

W A Wright insurance. commits
sioner OF Georgh attended recently "a
insurance mems banquet In Atiants' ~
lates the Kansas City Journal.
..The president of an Insurance com.
,,ny he said, once told me that II
ron were interested In fire insurine
sou were amazed at the carelessness ano
disregard OF precautions 70 be found
,yerywhere; and II YOU were interested
: ufe insurance 4 seemed as Though
msn and women did not value thlelF
avn nor their nelehbors lives at plea
ynne You got ne said, a new point o.
view on are and ath when you were
financially lntarestea n those eaiiami
les
aHe added that It seemed to Insurance
nen as though mau' Ind regarded con-
aagration and mortality much rs tne
lSoman on tbs river bank regarded her
Aadren's drowning matter o.
,oirse. not worth lighting about or
lrie,lng over
This woman lived on the bank of
liwilAand deep stream. The str'am
loweA past her back door, and on re
bank ler children played.
"A tayeler passed in his boat one
hay an was appalled, al the risk the
little children ran.
Madam. he shoutedtto their moth
sr. aren't you afraid to let your chll-
iren play so near the stream
! . a. f.asf lsss.
,ntiy oh, no.
Have you lived here long. madam
he traveller pursued.
Yes. sood many years. said rh
We'll. ! should think that. with the
river 20 near. you would live in con-
stant fear that some Of your little ones
would be drowned
Oh. no said the woman; we have
only lost three or four in that way"
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-11-24
FLOUR Mill
PROPOSITION
And Other Enterprises Dis
cusssed by Commercial Club

The commercial club met in theil
rooms Friday night
The committee on the cotton gin
sroposition reported that Mt Ireland
Of the Frisco mill was willing to pun
in a Gin ifthe farmers could eeinduced
to grow enough cotton to pay him.
Mr. Lahman said that he had been to
saltwater Okla, and had inyeStigat-
ed the cost OF the gin there and found
that il would cost about $1,000 70
eouip ole properly AT this place. lie
also stated that cotton seed cost sixty
cents per hundred. In that locality
il requires from ten 70 fifteen pounds
per acrce.
The committee appointed TO make
arrangements for the monthly stock
and general sale, reported that G, Il.
Williams had agreed 10 actas auction
eer the first two months free, II they
would employ him at slo per sale
thereafter. The committee was then
autorlzed TO incur such expenses for
this sale as will be necessary and
charge same to the club
The committee on highways and
!. hrldges had no report TO make.
Df Frayser introduced Mr.. Steer,of
Springfield, Mo-, to the club aud said
that he was in this city looking for
= location for a Touring mill. Mr.
steer asked that the club appoint a
oommittee Of three 70 meet him
to-day, so that he could show them
his proposition oetter The commit
tee appointed ) composed Of +. n.
Rstcliff, Z. &, Frayset and + ]. Bar.
rett. ~
Nj. rahman then stated thse the
siab would Ike 20 hear Of progress 81
me railroad committees and nSed
DR. Oliver Blgby 10 state the co1di-
tion n me honus DIR. Bagby said
me work n raising the bonus had
about beer completed that II each
relnhef cf the committees would get
ALSO more subscribed he would sngges'
alat they b. iiscua ed as That would
enable them to make he contrac
with McClelland. J. r 6anterog th
tanrd ward COMMITTEES, guarantees
noteS amounting 70 ti5o, required 0
aim, before the meeting adjourned.
II was then announced that sup
per had been prepared for the ciu
by the ladies' f--she. - ~. - g;lprr
II Ode = sovv nall and meeting az
burned 70 partake Of this repasl
Afser the oysters had been deyoufe
~ the club members, toasts By sevel
al Of the prominent men of the cla
were made. Among those who spok
we're ". B. Dcpue. F, 5. T. Amos. -
Oliver BaRbg, r. J. rArrett, c. !
grhnaaa, Geo. Z. Hams and sereTa
s afFAFs -
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-11-24

There are more deaths directly due
bo weak lungs than ali other diseases.
They are humsnity's weak .spot-the
hreeding-place Of consumption. When
NE slightest symtom Of trouble Is felt
n the lungs roe should begin the use
81 DR.. Boschee,s German Syrup 1t
,bnee. II Is made especially to sOothe,
heal and strengthen the lungs, throat
and bronchial tubes German Syrup
= never failing remedy for eonsump-
tion. Trial bottle. 2sc. Big bottles,
Tsc. At all druggists
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-11-24

kosa r1 e ka.nea AOEAe. nw-nek
sgc d and i! nes q z1stp "a, ise,
ass.
Mary Fluks 70 , a andD = Leforce,
a se.nws q ne-se-nwt S nw-ne-nwa
acc ~, 20 u, roe, and nssw-swt sec
q, r Is: $500
vmnk / and y'up Q Bufhslter 20
q r Carroll, part - lots I'd 2, blk
I 81, Vinita.
James DaughertY 60 SciRio 2 Cor
rell, a ne.nes and nj se-nes set24, "
%, : 80; s400
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-11-24

kneumalis iumbago and sciatis
paius Weld e. the penetrating inhu-
ence Of l'uhat.s 5 Snow Liuiment. II
penetratoa t9 nerves and bone and
belni absofbca aio the blood It's
healing pfopes es are conveyed "a
sVery part OF lg dY aud effect some
s0nderful cures 81, 80, S100. for
sale nc Peoples i II store. DIV
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-11-24
! pnllceman.s Tee.lmony

gE. Patterson, night policeman oi
Hsshua, Ia, writes, Last winter
saa q Tad cold on my lungs and tried
Il least a half dozen advertised cough
nedlclnes and had treatment from
t~o physicians without getting ans
keneat. A friend recommended 70
ieYs Honey and Tar aud two thirds Of
s tottle cured me. consider IL the
greatest cough and lung medicine IN
90 eorld.n For sale "a Peoples drug
aoFe dN
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-11-24
Mr.. JSTICE
FINNEMORE
Judge Il the Natal Supreme
COurJ Sends tho Following
RaJaTkahIH Testimonial
II CUTICURA
Tb World Is Cuticura's Field,
Used Wherever Civilization
Has Penetrated.

"I desire 70 give my voluntary testi.
mony 20 the beneficial effects Of your
cuticura Remedies. ] hare suffered
for soms time from sn excess Of uric
acis IN the blood and since the middle
Of last year, from : severe attack q
Rezsma, chiefly on the scalp, faes, sars
and neck and on one limb. vas for
severd months under professional
treatments. bat the remedies prescribed
were Of no avail, and "a gradually
becoming worse, my ace uas dread
fnIy disagnred and ] lost nearly al M
hair. At last, my wife prevailed upon
me to try the Cuilcura Remedies aud ]
gave them . thorough trial with the
most satisfactory results. The disease
soon began % disappear md NJ hAlr
commenced 70 grow again. A fresh
growth OF hair II covering my head,
and my limb (although not Jet quite
cured is gradually improving. NJ wife
thinks 80 highly Of your remedies thai
slse has been purehasiHg them u order
20 make presents 70 ofher persons saf-
feFing from similar complaints, and
as President Of tire Bible Womep's
eocisiy. has told the Bible women 70
report II any case nhonld come undof
their notice whea poor person y 90
afflicted, 50 that ybnf remedies may bs
resDfted to.s
ROBERT TBkAc RTHHEM0HBs
Judge Of re natal Supreme f'oafsl
PsiermaffisbuEe. Natal. Oet -. 1911.
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-11-24

1 have 40 acres OF cornstalks, 25
acres 81 Kanlr corn stalks and I'D tons
OF good prairie hes fer sale, Parties
taylng can feed tic bey ou premises.
gocd shelter and Nof waten Lo-
cato eight miles southi OF Alton, be-
tween Echo and Needaore. Address,
a A WAGNER, Echo i. lS-lmo
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Phr.ieian. Pr, 10 n.

May broad minded n liysicians pre-
scribe roley's Honey al Tar, as they
have never found so saf aud reliable
a remedy for throat and lang troubles
a. ts,is ssaat medicine. For sale at
Peoples drug store DIV
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-11-24

Cher ,kee Nation 70 VIM d De,uc,
lots 3ai94. biz G5, vinita; $40.
Chero' Nation to Tom Q Bue-
halter, Us 10 aad II, blk los, Vini !;
sl0.bO. i
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-11-24

strayed-one bay mare, branded d
2. T. ". strout, vinita dw-tf
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R-L-P-A-N- -STabules
Doctors hnd
a gooi pr@crIptio

= bpOu pfeGTlptlou
For mankind.
me 5csfsf packet Is enough fol
nsnal occasions The family bot
60 cents e0ntaiiaH : supply ~ ,
ysaF. All druggists 'ssi1 then. DIV
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-26
PAWTUCKET.

An appeal from the decree OF the pro-
bate court admitting the will Of Thomas
McCusker to probate was filed with the
probate court clerk yesterday. MT NC
Cusker left an estate valued at sh,"N'
There was a successful Easter sale ny
the board of directors Of the Pawtucket
Day Nursery yesterday afternoon
Earl Bryant. son OF Edward btyah~
who was at the Pawtucket hospltal uhs,
der treatment for appendicitis, ana lId9
40 improved as 10 be considered IN Roou
condition, was stricken there with scarlet
fever, and his condition Is critical.
The alarm sent in from box " was 2
false one, but the fire department Ola
not find the fact out until the apparatus
reached Lon nsdale avenue.
s. II. Hadley will be the speaker at
the afternoon meeting for men. held un-
der the auspices OF the Y. NJ. c. A to-
morrow.
Superintendent OF Schools O'Brien az
the teachers meeting last evening read
an essay on The Essential Requisites
OF a Teacher"
There was q brisk fire yesterday after
non at the house OF John Donovan on
Central avenue. The blaze was discov-
cred by lad named Hughes. and he noti-
fed the men at the Darlington fire sta
ton. II was a quick moving fire, ana
soon had gone from the first story 10
the attic. No one was at home when
the fire started, and 1t Is presumed to
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-26

COMPANY ON
SHORT Time

In the mills Of the Lopsdale company
meaning I.onsdale old and new villages.
Berkeley and Ashton-was posted today
the following notice:
Commencing with next week the mills
Of this company wfii be closed on satur-
days untr further notice. owing to the
unsatisfactory condition OF business.
(SiEned) "a A. NONGBON. Supt.
March 2s. 1904"
The curtaiiment Is SAID to be due TO
the cotton market. and one member OF
the firm frankly states IL as follows;
The condition OF the cotton manufac-
turing indus try In this country caused by
the high price OF raw material and the
satisfactory demand for the manufac-
tured product forces us TO announce a
curtaiimAnt The price OF cotton cloth
today is entirely disproportionate to the
cost Of production. and. even for tho man
ufacturer who. like ourselves has a stock
Of cotton sufficient 10 carry him along
10 the time when the new crop Is ready.
the business Is unremunerative. We have
for some months contemplated the cur
tailment with reluctance and out of con-
sderation for o,r employees we have post
poned IL until ths rigors Of winter are
past. Tho miifs which we control have
an exceptional record for running full
time. But the exigencies Of today's mar
ket make II necessary for us to break
our usual rule
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-26
TIVERT0N.

Mics I,ucy Marguerite Church arrived
Mama vesterday from Howard seminary.
west Bridgewater, for the spring vaca-
ton. ~
~. American Fisheries company. who
has been confined 10 his home WIN
serious illness for seven weeks, was re-
moved Yesterday TO the Urton hospital
Fall River.
The walter Adams arrived et the Ner~
rarsnsett oil works yesterday from
freight expedition.
Nrs. Jason w. clifford was In attand-
ance Friday at the semi-annusl thspks
Offering convention Of the r. l. w. q.
r L.. held IN the Christian church.
BROAD street. Providence as delegate
from the Tiverton w. c. 7. L.
Whltridge hall presented a brilliant
seer. "wednesday evening. when II was
occup,ed by 100 persons. members OF the
Social club and their guests. IL was
their last meeting for this season. The
nrogram OF dances was long ohe. never
theless. through the generosity OF the
Or-pheus orchestra, who furnished the
music there was number or encores
An interesting feature OF the occasion
which took place during inter1nissfon.
wns the presentation 10 Osmond Y. Pot
ter ~ a haDd~ome bouquet OK choice
flowers. as mark OF appreciation from
the Social club for his efficient services
IN furthering their efforts I'm making this
and tho previous dances q success. A
collation. OF Ice cream, cake apf coffee
was served
N IL proposed 10 use the proceeds Of
the dance as the nucleus OF a fund for
the future use and disposal OF the Social
club
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have been due to sparks from the par-
lor stove igniting the carpet
Many members OF the y NJ. c. A. anc
friends witnessed the exhibition giveE
by the members OF the gymnasium un-
der the direction OF Instructor Nase.
There was a large attendance at the
funeral OF Mrs. Catherine Craig held yes
terday from ST. Mary's church.
After the inspection OF the kearney=
last night there was reception. MAI.
Pierce of the United States army was
the inspecting officer. The members OK
the company. under Capt German, made
a fine showing. The military and civic
guests OF the company were delightfully."-
entertained.
A pleasant meeting Of the Ladies' aux
| Hilary OF the Veteran Firemen's asSocia-
ton was held last evening at the resi-
dence OF the president Mrs. G. Il.
Thurber.
Rev. j. A. Ward. recently appointed
pastor OF the Broadway Evangelical
| church, will occupy the pulpit Of tha.
! church for the first time tomorrow.