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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-06-16
HANDY JEWEL RECEPTACLE.
One That Can Be Made by a Novice
at Needlework at Small
Cost.

A jewel bag for carrying ordinary
articles Of tewelry In daily wear is
made with sash ribbon. lined with soft
chamois leather < pretty elective
ribbon, eight inches vide. should be
selected IL inches long; lay the piece
Of leather ON II and cut Il to the same
size. Cut other pieces OF leather 70
form pockets. with overlapping flaps.
These flaps are stitched on first. then
the long pieces. divided BY narrow
white binding ribbon neatly stitched
on. There are three pockets at one
end OF the leather foundation. each
one being three inches square. and
two at the other end. three and one
half inches deep and four inches long
zach Zap Is hound with the white rib
bon and has loop on II 10 fasten II "a
the small pearl button sewn on 70 the
pockets A piece Of canvas Is attached
20 the back Of the wash leather 20 rem
der n firmer. Down the middle Of th'
sachet IL a narrow piece Of the fancy
ribbon padded with wadding TIVE
inches wide. over which fold two nap
sewn on at each end. Joined By q but
ION and loop. and matching those ovei
the pockets. This is for fancy piece'
of eli kinds. says the Brooklyn Eagle
When all this work Is finished. lay !
on the length Of fancy ribbon and oir'
all around with the narrow white rih
bon. Il folds up in three division
and is secured BY 3 ribbon passe'
round H. Nothing can fali out. wate
and iewelry keep in their respectiv
pisces and remain bright IN eontae
wlth the fine leather for any lengt
. Of time
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-06-16
roo GOOD FOR Her JOHN.
She Wanted Him Locked Up, But the
Police Station Looked Too
Fine a Place.

She walked into al uptown station
house, and, after gazing curiously
about her. glided Up TO the sergeant at
the desk and said. relates the New
York Express:
80 this is--a police stationT
"Yes, madam" replied the polite on
Ger on duty. What can do for your
"oh, | only wished 10 look around
and ask few questions that may be Of
benefit to me. You don't keep PRISON.
ers in this clean. well-iighted, pleas
ant apartment. do your"
mo. madam" responded the SER
geant. rising and leading the way 70
an inner room. Here are the cells IN
which they are locked"
"How comfortable everything looks
DO you put iron chains and balls or
their legs, handcuff and administer tbs
cRt-o'-nine-tails vigorously TO unrull
prisoners?"
mo Prisoners are only detained
here temporarily while they are await
ing trial. and we never treat them a
harshly as that"
well" said the visitor. with dis
appointed expression. i've a husban'
who occasionally comes home intoxl
Gated. and when he begins 10 act Tx
a maniac and abuse me I've ofts'
thought"
you ought to have him arrested"
What And locked up here?" sh
asked. almost scornfuily
"ft might teach him a lesson"
Never! You don't know joint VII
often break a broomstick over hi
head pull HIS whiskers. and lock biz
In The coal bin over night and ma
that is used 20 such treatment at hon
: would have too good a time here
suit me"
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-06-16
EXCUSE FOR HIS FRIGHT.
uaHtimore Man Goes Into Barber shop
for a shave aud AwaixeH Ca Find
Cow Licking His Face.

When a sober man falls asleep In
BARRIERS chair and awakes TO fnd
COW licking his face he viii be ex-
cused II he shows fright
That happened to a customer Of
George ]. Graiser, a barber, OF Balti-
more. The victim OF the cows ca
resses may be running yet, for all
Gralser knows.
II was seven o'clock In the morning
when the stranger entered, and, re-
marking that he guessed he would be
shaved before going 10 bed" threw
himself into the chair and went fast
asleep. Graiser had partly lathered
him when Mrs. Graiser told the barber
that breakfast was ready
AS Gralser was hungry and as MS
customer IVES snoring contcntedly. the
barber went after d cup OF coffee. His
back was hardly turned when a COW
wandered IN. II strolled up to tbs
chair where the sleeping customer las
and began to stroke the mans fact
with its rough tongue
The sleeper awakened. gave on'
scream and darted for the door
The connection brought the Grais
ers. As they rushed In the COW. Who's
nerves had been somewhat upset mad
a rush 10 get out. and in doing =
knocked down a stove. overturned twl
barber chairs and demolished mir
ror that cost Graiser Si2.
Graiscr later found the owner Of II
COW, and has presented a bin for th
damage. which he estimates NJ si25-
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-06-16
lrAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
sorded In the Office OF the Clerk o.
,Ia Second Recording District NJ
Vinita, Indian Territory
WARRANTY DEEDS.

q
" Henry G and Lula NJ Roberts TO Ed
hanalsan and Harry Mitchell, lots !,
8 and 4, blk 25, Chelseai 500.
4 Bessie Frazier TO Bradley Real Est.
Bank & Trust Co, all Of allotment IN
cherokee Nation except homestead
k5O.
JV Quinn 20 S ii Dodson, lot ), DIX
MI, Chelsea; consideration 500
s NJ Dodson to Ed Shanahan and
HARRY Mitchell, lot 3, blk 10; sl0O.
Lucy and John Bean to Lawrence
IB Campbell, all OF allotment, exclusive
Of hemestesd, sec 10, Up 26 n, p e.
|s5Oo.
Samuel s Foreman 70 NJ Holderman
sci nwl OF nwl sec Is, Up % n 20 e
A with improvements; 800.
PATENTS.
Cherokee Nation TO oraM Ellis, SO
FI0 fl OF lot 1, lot blk u, aud nortl
| IS # lot 6, blk II, Vinltai 80.
Louis Bean, et ux, to Samuel g VIC
tor. neg nwi Of nwi and nwi OF nei o
nwi sec 81, tp q n, q e; mel sws o
y set OF sec 30, tp p n, p e, and TN
sci ne! Of swi sec II, tip 26n, q east
400
Robert Daniels &c Bradley Realty
Bank 4 Trust Co., all OF his allotmen
In Cherokee nation except homestead
s25 aud other valuable considerations
Thos Bean 10 Nancy Burlington, Sc
ses-of sec se, Up 20 n, 20 east; 500.
sokman Martin to Nancy BufiipI
ton, part Of swl Of net Of set, and tha
= part Of set sws Of the set lying east
the NJ X & T railroad In sec p, Up !
I n, T % e, and that part OF the net sv
Of net, and that part OF the nwi sv
Of net OF sec 80, Up II n, 20 e, col
\ taining 21.5s acres, all lying south an
east Of the II X & T railroad; elsA2
4 goloman Martin to 7 NJ Burlington
nws net Of set, and that part Of u
swa net Of set lyinging northwest
tle NJ X & 7, all In sec 25, tp % n,
20 E, containing 227l acres; s22t.Ss.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-06-16

The marches de- chansonniers was :
contest n an original character recently
undertaken 10 Paris The task Of the
competitors was TO walk from the veil.
known Cabaret dss ouatz. IN Nont-
martre to suresne. and back. composins
: eone en- route The subject OF The
vone. given out Just hefofe The start. was
The lnconvsnlenee of having eorns The
prlze uas won b De La Fouchartiere
over : score OF celebrated shansonniers
took psrt
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-06-16

Daniel Bante Of Otterville, Iowa,
writes II have had asthma for three
or four years and have tried about all
the cough and asthma cures IN the
market and have received treatment
from physicians in New Yorkand 9TH
er cities. but got very little benefit
until | tried Foley's Honey and Tar
which gave me Immediate relief ard ]
viii never be without It IN my house.
! sincerely recommend it 70 all. Sold
by Peoples drug store. dv
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-06-16

An Illustrative Instance Of the Mis-
iskes That Jealousy Leads
some Wives Into.

Mr.. Arthur Tapes was showing MRS.
Arthur Tapes the wonders Of the stock
exchange at the close Of business on the
day following the end Of their wedding
tour, relates London Tit-Bits.
who are all those young ladies' see
In the street?" asked Mrs. Tapes.
They are typlsts from the hundreds
OF Offices around here" answered the
husband
That was all that was said on that
phase OF business life until Mr.. Tapes
and his bride were enjoying dinner 10
their cosy fat
@Have you a typist2" she asked.
"Yes." he answered, and again the
subject was dropped
Tho next morning, at a quarter past
ten o'clock, Mrs. Arthur Tapes entered
fhe Office Of Afr. Arthur Tapes and ap-
preached q bald-headed clerk.
is Mr.. Tapes ln ?" she asked.
Yes, ma'am. He Is busy with his
typlst in the next room" he answered,
as he pointed with bis left elbow TO .
partlaily-open door. shall call him Z
''No: win wait. replied Mrs. Tapes
as she took a seat that gave her the bes;
possible view Of the open door.
II was a most provoking view, for Il
gave Mrs. Tapes only glimpse Of Mr
Tapes side elevation rs he straightenee
IN his chair from frequent leaning
position. apparently toward the typist
Then the distance was such that sh'
could hear the sound of his low yolc'
without catching the words.
In few minutes she moved her chat
nearer. which did not help the view. bu
made the voice more distinct. NJ
Tapes leaned 50 far forward that he wa
entirely out OF sight, and Mrs. Tape
showed agitation By rapidly tapping th
floor with her right foot Then sh
rose and approached the busy, smooth
pated clerk.
. what is the name OF Mr.. Tapes tyr
lstg" she asked.
Hannah.
She returned 70 her chair and dre'
II a little nearer the door as she ~
I, down She saw her husband standin
!, and then disappear as be stepped benin
: the ,yplst She heard him laugh. a 10
laugh that she had dellghtedln. Then 81
I heard him speak. with some emphasl
Il have had my vacation" be sal
y 'and now sou must have yours | hol
= you win have ss fine q time A. We ~
Z when we took our vacation togetherla
summer"
Mrs Tapes sprang from her sci
- thrust tte door vide open and enter'
y Mr.. Tapes stood with both hands afis
- tlonately on his typlst's shoulders, a
- the two turned quickly towards her
she entered
X 'why. Mary. how you startled me
~ be said. Il didn't expect 10 see y
70 here. What a pleasant surprisel All
ns me 10 Introduce my typist 10 you
eu Hannah. this is Mrs Tapes You 5
~ ~ my dear. Mr. Hannah has grown 81
.ne on change. ! had ny initiation in
~ Office. and though be taught me "
~ like many others be has met with dist
" polntment"
y. Mrs. Tapes grasped the old mans
'eI tended hand. and sunshine Of relief Z
- PEELED clouds Of suspicion from her pF
y. y face.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-06-16

There is really no such thing as =
-eioudburBt." for clouds 40 not burst
The word ls entirely metaphoricai.
SAYS 3 meteorologist: Rain comes
down IN accordance with physical
laws Al any given temperature the
atmosphere can hold ! fxed quantity
Of water-ynpof The warmer the air
The more vater-vapor Il can hold
But Il air already saturated with Il b.
cooled. Il viii be supsfanturafsd with
moisture st u new temperature. and
The resulting TOW q rain ls literally
the saperhulsy A 'tlandburar il sim.
Dir the result II me very tapld eooilnr
of IN atmosphere which vas bot ant
was also vntef.ealuralea
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-06-16
a NEW FRILL OF FASHION
somsthing That VIII Lend Attrae-
tivensss 70 a Young Lady's
Party Gown.

A little new touch that win count IN
giving a fresh look To a party.gown Il
shoulder dangle. A simple one IL
made OF narrow black velvet ribbons
There are two shoulderstraps and tive
ends OF different lengths Each end Is
finished With a rosette Of the ribbon,
and the two ends are caught With
another rosette just At the top of the
i1weut bodice The shoulder.dnngls
Is worn al the lett eide. and fas:ens
81 the hack Of the bodice. Is well IS
hsirs tackled In front This shoulder
aansle shows r. lts best advantags
when WORE With an all-white gown
Il also gives a girl an excuse 70 intro
ance her fayorsie eolor IN her frock IN
Al original way The light. soft rib
bons are effective for this very odd ne
.le dress accessory. says Woman'i
Home Companion.
FOR the girl the design Of Who's
gown viii not allow os 3 shoulder
dangle there T. q smaller dangle fol
the sleeve The sleeve-dangle Il use
as hnish for m elhow-aleeve Al
exceptionally pretty AanEle which IN
lshed a sleeve belonging 70 : gown o
Chiffon silver cloth was made OF
hand OF white rihban. on which va
sewed little artificial pale green hops
The hand finished The pun Of the e
bow-sleeve. and from Il at the hael
sere three graduated ribbon Etreau
sr.ends. each finished with litti
slasfer Of hona
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-06-16

This annual reunion viii be held At
tile beautiful park at CassYille, Mo,
Oh August 3, "A, > and p, 1904. The
enjoyable reunions heretofore held IN
duce nearly everybody 70 come back
again. Fine spring water on the
grounds and plenty Of shade. An ideal
place Tor 3 weeks outing There VIII
he many attractions good speaking
music, and 4 general good time. Come
aud spend the entire four days with
- II you uant TO have one of the best
s.,Aes Of yenF life. For privileges, ad.
80, the Privilege Committee, Cass-
vile Nc.
n. T1iKLK. L. BrAsLEY,
Secretary. Chairman.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-06-16

no,ind trip tickets on sale daily from
xay,l IS % Nov. Is, 1904, final return
i.s.se Dec. Is, 1904, at $3.50.
IN sale daily, April 10 70 Nov %,
..ss,f limited 70 % or 90 DAYS, sil40.
~ ale daily, April p 70 Nov. 25,
90 return limit IS days from date
e. 80 %.
2 = II. r. HKLNs, ARt.
NJ. X. 3 7. Rs.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-06-16

Extreme hot weather Is great tax
upon the digestive power Of babies;
when puny and feeble they should be
given ! few doses Of Whites Cream
vermifuge, the ehildrens tonic. II
viii stimulate and facilitate the d.
eestlon oi their food, 50 that they
soon become strong, healthy and act.
i've. &c Al Peoples drug store. ~
Try sack of our Choice hour; ever
mck guaranteed 20 b. as good IS the
best. zeno. 1T
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-06-16
rYan.t PutIn cre..inrs.

The section lines have been opened
10 the railroad on either side, one mile
north Of town. and the railroad has
refused or neglected 70 put In . proper
crossing over its tracks. Jas. little
and the Commercial club are taking
steps TO compel the comp-ny % act.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-06-16

Marina Daniel has Just returned
from 3 weeks drive through the conn-
try north aud vest Of Vinlta. TIe re-
ports tine wheat and oats and ! good
prospect for corn ard lie greatest lay
crop IN the history of lhls coeatEg.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-06-16
TO MAKE A REAL oMELET.
Iaghtnsss and Deftness Of Hand Ar.
Prerequisites 70 The
Best Results.

Nothing is more simple 70 make than
An omelet. and few things are more de-
Ilclous when well made. but for some
reason the light. delicate dish which Il
net with everywhere IN France seemt
to baiie our American cooks. says Won
ans Hone Companion. Milk and -four
mus, be avoided. and the omelet must
noi be cooked until 4 is hard and drY
Llghtness and deituess Of hand are pre-.
requisites 70 secure The fsst results hei
the game Is essentially worth the can-
die. and practice will make perfect Al
5melet must BE- cooked quickly and =
e large pan Do aoi mix dour or mia
in Il under any circumstances Il MAJ
be economical. but :, makes Il heavy
and thus made has none Of The Quali-
ties of tie omelst II the land q rs s.
yention Use eggs Only Beat the egg
well. yellows ard whites together TAI
ing care not 10 bsat them until they ars
chin and Safery For each slx eggs hea
two tahlsspoonluis Of butter II afrying
pan. When Il Is quite bot put IN 81
beaten eggs. With salt and pepper Wit
fork bring the cooked part uf a
eggs from the edge 20 the center. An
when Il Is thickened take hold Of Il
pan. trun the omelet over IN the dlsl
and serve at once By turning over n
edges while the center is still soft q
omelet vii be ksp, juicy and tender
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-06-16

Since the erection Of the oil derrick
on Bull creek. L. p lsbell has heed
out his crop and has the finest and the
cleanest garden IN town. The thought
that : good portion Of Vinita's popu-
lation would pas- that way pretty
often may have induced Bones 20
put his patch IN shape
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-06-16
Inrnne.e Mn,nI Flnerr.

In Java The umbrellas Of the sultan
ana the Dutch governor general are COW
cred entirely wlth gold embroidery
then those of the princes POSSESS few
threads less tinsei and 81 on down from
the higher mobiles until the ordinary cit
szen walks abroad with 50 umbrella on
which there Is 40 gold 81 all As this
Law applies also 70 the umbrellas q The
Javanese ladies'. one can happily per-
celve a. eance who's wLo" among
them Persanaees n distinction in Java.
however. never carry their own an
brellaa A cabinet minister Of The sui
tan Is always attended BY his umbrella
bearer. who h0lds the emblem of reni
over his masters head. marching III /
Kind of procession But should the serv'
ant be merely eoing % meet his mas
ter. he hears the umbrella over his shoul
der with the same dignity though closed
instead Of open The furled umbrella I
still emhlsmatic Of i,s owners rank
From Where Rules The Great I'm
brella by Michael White. IN -Four
Track News
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-06-16

SUNDAY excursion tickets on sale
each Saturday after . p. m, commenc-
ing Saturday, Aril %, one fare for tie
round trip 70 al points where the reg
alar one way fare is $50 and les.
Return limited to Sunday following
Saturda, on which tickets are sold.
VIII be on sale each Saturday until
NnYemhar
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-06-16

The i. X. & I. has announced DAY
coach excursions during the Worlds
Fair At dates given at different times
Tickets sold 70 per cent. of one way
fare for round trip, which makes the
price from vinita to st. Lauis ana re-
turn e7.55 First date Of sale o. these
tickets Nay q. return limit seven
DAYS from date Of sale.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-06-16
.. o.v. Rsuuisn.

For the [. c. '. Reunion. At Nash
vile. Tenn, June Ii. II and Is, the
NJ. X. & T -ill make the following
mtes Going and returning yin Mem
phls, Tenn, sito5; going and return.
ing via st. Louis. se070; going va
Memphis and returning via st. Louis.
5000. N. E nErMs. AE't
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-06-16
R-I-p-A-N-s Tabules
Doctors find
A good prescription
Forsnanklnd.

The scent packet Isl enough for
usual occasions. The family bottle
te0 centsl contains . supply foF =
year All druggists sell them. dw
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-01-15

be posted in prominent places
about town. Everyo should ex-
anime these maps and G a clear
idea OF the system as arranged
under the preliminary survey.
This system as arranged by Mr..
Porterfeld do not fully reach all
of the dive li9gs in town So that
water may readily be had by all
FIR domestic purposes, and this Is
the point which is being raised by
some persons. When it is remem-
bered that it is to the interest OF
the village to rearh al possible
water takers with the mains and
that the board is in no way bound
t, conform to the specifications
of Mr. Porterfeld in laying the
mains, it is safe to say that chang :
will be made in their arrangement
so as to give greater distri button
of water for domestic purposes and
also retain the imp ,rtant item OF
ample fire protection. In add ton
to this, as the town grows it will be
to the interest OF the village to ex-
tend its system of mains to newly |
settled districts So that the revenue
from water users may be increased.
As matter of fire protection
alone every citizen OF Shoshone
ought to favor water works and
vote for them. Nothing viii 20 re-
tard the growth of the village as
will the turning down of this prop
osiiin FIR a water system. Other
.hings being equal, people will set
lie in a town that has fire protec-
ion and modern conveniences be-
ore they will come TO town which
las none OF these marks.
Come out then, and vote for
water works, feeling confident that '
he village board will arrange the {
ystem of mains in the best possible 4,
banner to give gil an ample OPP :
ortunity to use the water. But
o not forget to register tomorrow,
+ you cannot vete, X
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-01-15

ing under a great mental strain
endeavored to protect her husband
from the officers, and for a time
successfully hid him away. The
report, however, which eminated
from HALEY, that she drew gun
on the sheriff is entirely erroneous,
as from that officers own state
ment she at no time had a gun in
her hands.
S eing the hopeleSsness of con-
cealing the doctor, Mrs. Emerson
finally told the sheriff where he
was, and he was placed under ar
rest and taken to the sheriff's Of
flee where he was kept until the
arrival of the sheriff of Cassia
county, who took him to Miner
Monday night. Examination was
waived by DIR. Emerson and ne
was bound over to the district
court, his bonds being fixed at
$4,000. The arrest is the outcome
of the shooting OF Mrs. Emerson
last September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gooding returned
from Portland Monday evening. and
have done everything in their pow
er to relieve the mental strain un-
der which Mrs. Emerson has been
laboring since the shooting. and
which the near friends of the fam
l.y fear may have temporarily af-
'ected her mind. The family has
he deepest sympathy of the com
nunity in their great trouble, and |
t hoped that rest and qniet will /
estore Mrs. Emerson to normal
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-01-15
VOTE FOR WATER
Register Saturday and Vote Nom
day for This Much Needed
Improvement.

Next Monday is the day set or
which to vote on bonding the vii
lage for a water works system
Daring the past few days it has
become apparent that there are
number Of persons who do not
thoroughly understand the prop
osition, end others who think that
ii the bonds are voted the board
is required to put in the system in
accordance with The specifications
furnished by Civil Engineer Port
ter6eld in his estimate of the cost
OF the water works. In the first
place, the election is to vote on the
question to bond the village for
$1,000 to be used to install a
water syst m which will be the
property of the village. Regard
ing the second misapprehension, the
bo lrd Is in no way bound to follow
the specifica ions furnished by Mr..
Porter6eld.
The preliminary survey and es-
innate made by Mr.. Porterfeld
WAS intended to furnish the village
board with the approximate cost
OF water system that it might de-
termine whether it was possible to
bond the village for enough to in
stall the plant. Mr.. Porterfeld |
had the question of fire protection
for the town prominently before
him. and arranged the system
of mains with that largely in view.
That the mains as arranged by
him adequately furnishes such pro-
lection can be readily seen from
the maps which are b ing prepared
BY ]. w, Waldron and which viii |