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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-06-16

brides bouquet which was caught by
Miss Carrie Goodykoontz, each guest
was provided with a tiny bag Of rice.
The happy couple departed upon
theis wedding journey under a SKY,
the proverbial blue of June and amid
a shower Of rice instead Of rain. They
were accompanied as far as the station
by number Of the wedding guests
The newly married pair left ON the
Frisco FOR st. Louis where they will
visit the Worlds Fair ten days or n
fortnight before going on to Mr.. Ford's
home in Christianburg, Ky. Though
no cards were out these popular young
people were the recipients of number
of handsome presents among them
three very handsome clocks TO mark
the passage of many long and happy
years which their many friends hope
are before them.
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QUEEN HELENA WRITES VERSE
italy Proud Of Literary Accomplish
Hsents 81 the severetRe-Osher
Regal Liffernfears.

italy delights in the accomplish
ments Of her beautiful Queen Helena
and is proud that she is included
among the royal ilttsrateurs Of Europe.
As a young girl she published Ia :
Journal 81 her home At Ceitigne.
Montenegro. verses that were greatiy
admired
Dowager Queen Margaret IL the
author Of religious verses Included n
all the Italian anthologles 0f the
other royal personages who are ~.
erary lights the queen Of Roumanis
carmen syiva) has a reputation world
wide Prince Ferdinand Of Bulgaria
r. q composer of eperas The king 0i
Sweden and the emperor Of Germany
have done much IN q literary way.
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THE SLEEPING SICKNESS.
Three Congo Natives are BEING Treat.
cd IN Paris fsr strange Disease
Caused ~ . Parasite.

Three Congo negroes who wers
brought 10 Paris are undergoing treat
ment for the mysterious sleeping sick
mesa One. who is In the first stage.
does not present any symptoms. lie
eats we'll and does not suffer. n any.
thing. ne sleeps too wen
The second, who is in an advanced
stage. is wide awake al one moment.
and then In few minutes relapses
into torpor from which he cannot hs
awakened lie does nothing but eat
ind sltep.
The third. hos of ~ OF II. Of ean.
nihal tribe. has shown the peculiar re.
suit that The disease neutrallzea the
effects Of cocaine
Dr. wurtz does not think that the
sleeping sickness IS caused By q mi.
erobe, but BY a trypanosoma beionrlne
70 the same group of parasites which
attacks cattle
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Prettr Home Weddinr.

One Of the prettieSt home weddings
ever witnessed in Vinita took place
Tuesday afternoon at 4:30 at the resi-
dence Of DR.. Byrd IN the vest end,
where large company Of friends as
sembled 10 witness the marriage Of
his daughter, Miss Dimmie Byrd, to
Prof. w. 7. Ford, both teachers in the
public school az this place.
The solemn and impressive ceremony
was performed by Rev L. c. Wolfe,
Of the Baptist church. The entire
house was darkened and lighted by
candles. The rooms were profusely
decorated with plants and flowers IN
the front parlor the piano was banked
IN potted palms and brilliant nastur-
tiums, a beautiful canopy Of tamarix,
maiden hair fern aud white carnations
was gracefully arranged IN one alcoye
Of the back parlor where the ceremony
was performed The CRATE Of tie
same room was bedded IN moss and
filled with rich. mild nrm aud sweet
southern Jasmine, while the mantle
above was entirely hidden 10 masses
of fern and delicate duesta.
The dining room. opening from the
parior where the ceremony was per.
formed. was especially attractive in
decorations Of snowy marguerites. In
the center Of the dining table was a
huge pyramid Of sweet peas, the popu.
lar flower Of June.
After the wedding guests had as
sembled, promptly az $50. IN response
to the strain Of Mendelssohns wedding
march, Mrs. Ewing Halsell presiding
At the piano, with violin accompani-
ment, BY Mr.. Caldwell, the bridal
couple entered. They we're preceded
by Masters Charles Davidson and Ro-
land Stanheld, pupils Of the bride,
dressed as medieval pages and carry
ing baskets Of flowers from which they
made a fragrant pathway for the
bridal pair. These we're followed by
Miss Susie Byrd, sister Of the 0ride,a ~
brides maid, with Mr. PrestonFogle a.
best man, following these the bride,
leaning on the arm Of the groom, took
their places The bride vas dressed
in a dainty creation Of white chiffon
moussellne, and carried q bouquet of
carnations and ferns, the bridesmaid
wore pink moussellne with bouquet
q pink carnations.
After the congratulations bad been
extended 70 the newly married couple
the guests repaired to the frent paTlor
where punch was served By Miss
Marian McGuiiiD, a pupil Of The
groom. Immediately after refresh.
meDis had been served from the din.
ng room and The tossing Of The
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.DOINGS IN THE
DEPARTMENTS
Interesting Budget Of News
From the Seat Of Govern
ment.

Within the past three days several
additions have been made TO the work.
ing force OF the Dawes commission In
this city. The following stenograph-
ers have been employed: Misses Ma
belle Coheneur, Maggie Kennedy,
Edith Lewis, Lola Mann, Marie Proth-
man, Lola Spence, Mrs. Flora L. Ross
and Willie Heard.
Floyd Hines has been transferred
from the land ofiice at Atoka TO the
disbursing Office OF the Dawes commits
sion here.
John y. Benedict, superintendent
Of Indian schools, left last evening for
the Quaw Paw agency, where he will
deliver an address to the agency
school
Inspector Wright has gone Moth
for few DAYS.
Harry Q, Bland, clerk Of the Chero-
kee Townsite commission, was over
from Fort Gibson, where he Is doing
some schedule work, Tuesday.
Mrs. X. B. Porter, Of the Agents
ofiice, has resumed her duties after
rest Of fifteen days.
Jas. w. Kennedy Ct the Inspectors
Office, has returned from Kansas City,
where he went 10 spend his vacation.
VIM. NJ. Crawford OF the Inspectors
ofiice left yesterday for trip TO the
Worlds Fair Muskogee Phoenix.
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UNDER COURTS
JURISDICTION
AIlOtments, When Sold, Not
Under Interior Depart
ments Care.

In case passed upon Saturday In
dian Agent Shoenfelt takes the posi-
tion that when an allotment OF land
is once alienated by bona tide holder,
the agency can no longer interfere in
any way with It's possessor, even
though the wrong person might as.
sumo to occupy the property. The
specific case decided was that Of Nam
ME Yorker a freed woman, who,after
having sold her allotment, applied To
the agent 70 have the occupant re-
moved under the intruder act.
This case was only one Of a dozen
Others Of similar nature which have
been presented 70 the agent, and his
position In this matter will probably
terminate a rapidly growing nuisance.
The agency is compelled 10 see that
the lands Of the allottees are not in
truded upon by non-citlzens or wrong.
ful claimants, but after the sale OF an
allotment the property then, accord.
ing TO the agent, comes under the
jurisdiction OF the courts aud not the
Interior department.
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EXCUSE FOR HIS FRIGHT.
for a shave and AwakeH 90 Ftna
Cow Licking Mia Face.


When a sober man falls asleep in q
barber's chair and awakes TO fnd a
COW licking his face he will be ex-
cused II he shows fright
That happened 10 a customer Of
George j. Graiser. barber, Of Balti-
more. The victim Of the cows ca
resses may be running yet. for all
9raiser 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 to bed" threw
himself into tho chair and went fast
asleep. 0raiser had partly lathered
him when Mrs. Graiser told the barber
that breakfast was ready.
As Graiser was hungry and as HIS
customer was snoring oontcntedly. the
barber went after cup OF coffee. HIS
back was hardly turned when COW
wandered IN II strolled up 10 the
chair where the sleeping customer lay
and began TO stroke the mans face
With It's rough tongue
The sleeper awakened. gave one
scream and darted for the door
The oommotion brought the Gratis
srs, As they rushed In the COW. whose
nerves had been somewhat upset, made
a rush TO get out. and in doing 20
knocked down a stove. overturned two
barber chairs and demolished q mir
ror that coaf Craiaer go
craiser later found the owner Of the
COW. and has presented a b.li for the
damage, which he estimates at SIPS.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-06-16
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
Recorded In the ofloe of the Clerk of
the Second Recording District at
Vinita, Indian Territory
WARRANTY DEEDS.

solomon Martin 10 I VI Burlington,
nwl ne. set, and that part Of the swl
mel set lying west and north Of the
NJ X s. r railroad, aud all that part
Of the el swi Of the sci lying north
and west Of the NJ X & I railroad. all
In sec 25, tp % n, 20 e, containing in
all % II acres; s204.39.
Henry Gibson 10 Bradley r B & T
Co, all OF allotment except homestead;
s25 and other valuable consideration.
NJ c Frazier to " B Fowler, lots
8 and !, blk l29, Vinita; sl0O
Leula Daniels 20 Bradley + B & r
CO., all Of his allotment In Cherokee
Nation except homestead; s25 and
other valuable consideration.
Evans johnson 70 Mary Halsell, nwi
mel sec 3, tp Is n, T % e: $3.50.
DEEDS FILED AT SowATA.
wP Farley TO Marguerite OH and
Gas Co, lot 6, blk "a, Bartlesyille; al.
Benj and Irene yann to J W Orr.
ei swi net, sec IS, tp % n, T u e; $3.50.
Y L Lewis 10 r + Lewis. blk q, Bar.
tlesyille; $3.50.
Ross Dugger 10 Lee y Price, nj lot
1. blk e3, BartlesyiIls. 500.
Vim 4 and Cora L Black 10 Eugene
c Carmon and John N Rankin, lots |
and and s. Of LOT 8 blk g, Bartles-
Vile; $1,000
Lucinda Dick, etux, 70 VIM G Van
Hog, ei nwl, NJ nes sws aud set nCi
swt sec -, tp .. y east; go
Peggy Gunnltt 70 Lewis r Schreck.
vi net net if-28-lT east, and e. sel net
ll-23-1T e. 30
Henerson Grunnitt 20 Lewis Il
Schreek. nwl ne. il-28.l7 e; $50
CB Oxendine, etux. toJ G and Ell
Shoots, lot 3 block IS. Bartlesy.lle;
.sl.700
Eliza Dots0n % Anthony Grafton,
SCI nwi NJ ne swl i9-25-i3 E; 600
Frank II Hudson 10 Vim W Hast
ings t0li acres lot 3. l4-27-l2 east.
800
Harry F Sinclair TO Albert GottIleb,
lot 3. blk 81, Bartlesyllle. $1,000.
Edward Baker, etux, 70 Q and A S
Knisley, lots i and 2 blk ls, Bartles-
vile: $500
Frank II Hudson 20 William W
Hastings, 81 nwl set il-27.l2 E: 500.
Nan Porte 70 James 4 Cotner, sws
nwl lless rs acres, sws net net 20-Ie-
Is e: s700
Leona Brewer 70 James 4 Cotner,
swl nv less 3.s acres, set nwf nwf;
2i-le-f5 e: s700.
Frank II Hudson 10 Guy L Reed,
nwt SCI set, lf-27-l2 E; si25.
Frank II Hudson 70 Guy L Reed,
net sci set ii-27-l2 E; tl20
Mile Landrum 70 " + Halsell, ss
ns SCI 13-25-l7 E; 800
Fannie Evans to George Glaze, swt
net, swa 92-25-13 E, and VI net nwi
'e3 nHi, nwt net set; $1,000.
Harry E Kelley 70 J Il Bayless, part
II nwi 30.2s-l9 3; go
An Fellows, efux, to W Orr, lot
z, BLK II. Bartlesyille: 81 500 lot II,
)lk u, Bartlesvllle; q.
John y Kinney e Fl b Lawson. 81
.ei nv! 10. and MI sci nv. 10 net
wi nvt fo, 81 10 2e-Is e sLO9o.
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HOUSEHOLD TALKS.
Odd Bits Of information for the uss
Of uniaftiRted Home
keepers


Bacon fat imparts a delicious flavor TO
chicken II used for basting or frying.
says the New York Tribune.
Cattails dried and pulled apart into
down are said 70 make a capital filling
for sofa pillows. This eattail down does
lot absorb dampness. neither does II
grow mouldy.
CQiored napery Il allowable At break
fast and luncheon. but never at dinner
Little starch should be used In laundef-
Ing white linen. a handsome mono
gram embroidered n white IN one cor
ner Is ali the ornamentatlon that Is per-
ulfsihle on either tablseloth or nap
Ha
a rfo.' .onal cleaner says that the
bgA' method ot cleansing lace curtains
at hgm f. @ m0Re snds OF warm wa.
ter, Nhite esstlle soap and q little borax.
i the curtains are very dirty, scrub them
gently with a soft scrubblng brush.
Lace curtains should never b. rubbed
between the hands This stretches Inc
mesh and ls very llkeiy 70 tear holes iu
Il. When quite clean rinse In clear wa
ter 70 which q little borax has been add
%. squeeze between the hands. but do
not wiring. and dry In a sheet.
Hardwood floors should rot b.
washed. II ls better 70 take equal parts
Of turpeniine and ernde Oh and rub ne
floor we'll with q woolen cloth molstencd
with the mixture
Tomato baskets are a pretty accessory
Tor serving cueumbers IN cubes, cold
boiled beans. peas. asparagus tips.
shredded celery. cold chicken. shrimps
and various other things Select firm,
smooth and round tomatoes. as nearly
Of one slze as possible Peel carefully.
cut q generous slice from the top Of
each. scoop out the seeds and pulp and
season the cavity with of, vinegar, salt
and pepper Then OIL with vegetable
salad. the chicken. shrimps or individ
uai tfefables-whatever you wish.
The illlng should be seasoned with
mayonhaise o. 10 the same way as the
cavities Handles 70 the tomato baskets
MAJ BE- formed with little spriga OF ws-
legereas
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CAeap Rats. orsr ths Ka,r.

Sunday excursion tickets, on sale
each Saturday after 0 ). m, commence
ing Saturday, AFil 20, one fare for the
round trip te al points where the reg
Hlar one way fare il also and less
Return limited % Sunday following
Saturday on which tickets are sold
VIII be on sale each saturday unt,.
Norembaf.
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worlds Fair Rates.

Round trip tickets on sale daily from
April Is to Nov. 10, 1904. final return
limit Dec. 10, 1904, at sl7.30.
On sale daily April Is to Nov. %,
return limited TO 20 or so DAYS, sll.40.
On sale daily, April q TO Nov. 25.
1905, return limit 10 days FROM date
OF sale, $3.50.
NJ. T. HELMS, Agt,
NJ. X. & I. Rfy.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-06-16

The marches dee ehansonniers vas a
contest Of IN original character recently
undertaken IN Paris The task of tha
competitors was 70 walk from the veil.
known Cabaret dee Quaix. IN Mont
maFtre. 70 suresne. and back. eonpoalus
= sons en- route The subject Of the
song. given out just before the start waa
the lneoHysnlence Of having corns. The
prize e1s von b. De Ia Fouehardlere
over = score Of celebrated chanaonnles
took part
nseaf Vet Feaaa rus.
Visitor -ilow fonF are yea ia TOT. NJ
iour man
PFisoass Dunno. na an
How can iAat be-
ITS lie sentence sssas sfefsA
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aJu.s rollss.s

MY boy" said a certain well-to-do
business man of the state Of Texas 10 bis
sou. who was starting out Tor a career
IN an eastern city, my boy. let me tell
you something which may be of help 90
you. You get up there. and you mag zee
heap Of people who have cot more
money than sou have q heap q people
who have got mere brains than you
have. and more success Some of them
may even BE- better looking than you are,
Don't you worry about that. and don't
you be scared Of anybody Whenever
y0u meet another man who allows he's
your superior, you just look a. him and
say 10 yourself. After #! you're jus.
folks. You want % remember Tor your
self. too. that you're iusi folks My boy.
after you have lived az long as have.
and hare knocked around the world.
you viii come 70 see that that's all any
one Of Us is-folEs '--FIeld ard Stream.
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To Sec the Worlds rair.

Get q Katy album containing views
OF all the principal buildings, repro
dnced in eolofs. Leaves loosely bound,
suitable for framing Send q cents 10
Katy 0ii Katy building, 81 Louis, No.
Liberal eommissiontoagentsan and news
dealers Write Tor particulars.
SPECIAL OVER
II you prefer instead Of sending 25
cents, send me receipt showing pay
ment of fare or purchase Of ticket via
NJ, X. 8 7. rs, amounting to $500
or more, and / viii gladly send you
one Of my albums * ATTY
la5-203 81. Louis. No.
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serars : cIsanInr Aasnt.

Soap for sewage sludge q az extreme
example of by-prOduet economy report
% IL the zsitsehfiti of the Austrian So
eieiy Il Engineers and Architects. The
process. briefly stated Is &c follows.
Dosing the sewage With salphurle acid
heating 70 100 degrees c compresslng
into cakes. drying aud treating with BEN
zine. which latter dlssolvea out the fatty
matters The fats recovered By distill-
Ing on the henzlne are q > slightly yell
iow colOf. Thus has seienee Dot only
provided 3 Hay 70 dispose II sewage. but
has actually Transformed 4 lato q clean
lBg agent for household use.-N r..
World.
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All Mothers FauIt.

Her head rsated oa bIs shoulder and
Der little hand lay couadlngly IN hss.
Toll ne, Alfred said the happy
maiden. how fou ever came 70 pick
me out a. the eirl you wanted 70 mar
fy7e
well Dora" replied the ecntatic
goan9 man u 4 gush oi fonhdsnee. II
ees uctbsr tat put me 10 70 IT,
stray Stories
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soIdiers VINO Do Not Forage.

The Japansse afmy seems aetermlnsd
70 present 3 refreshing contrast 70 9th.
sr arnisg II rsgsrd to the question of
footing Tho iroofs, though limited IN
ratiohs and marching through a ooun-
try rleh In poultry. fruits ard grain. rave
net yet been Fnown % Flse 09ehse b.
lawless aela. and f will be remembered
tha, theg established similar record of
sei,-Festfalrf 81 fAe time n ne n.areh
sa Psklng Washington Tlnss
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The NJ. K. & 4. has announced q.
coach exeunlon4 during the world'.
Fair AZ dates given at different tlm~s
Tickets sold 20 per cent. Of one -.
fare for round trip. which makes IT,
price from Vlnlta TO st. Louis and i.
turn s1.b5 Fint date Of sale of the.
tickets Mas q, return limit sevsa
days from date Of sale,
Mrs. B. " Rider died satuFds.
after 3 short illness ana ~
inferred Sunday afternoon m ~
family cemetery. The Riders af
among ohelseas oldest citizens and
the deceased was widely known and
highly esteemed
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-04
WoMEN's WORK is JUDGED
BY THE STANDARD OF MEMS.
President Francis. in Addressing As
sociatf0n, Explains Why No Dis
tfnctfon Has Been Made.

Over 40 members Of the Association Of
Collegiate Alnmnae, representing colleges
IN every part Of the United States. assem-
bling for the twenty third annual conven-
E4ions yesterday. we're welcomed by Mrs.
Philip a. Moore Of St. Louis, the presi-
mt OF the organization, by President
pm Trelease OF st. Louis, president OF
oca1 branch. Doctor c. NJ. Wood
president Of the St. Louis Board Of
k1cafion, and Doctor WI MCGEE, Chief
Exposition. also addressed the meeting.
The response to the greetings of Mrs.
Moore and President Francis was made by
Miss Florence M. Gushing of Boston, first
conclusion OF the Introductory meeting of
the convention The members adjourned to
to the Lady Managers building. where
they were entertained By the Board Of
Lady Managers at reception given in
their honor; The session yesterday after
noon was the first of four which will be
concluded with the meeting OF Saturday
morning in Congress Hall at the World
Fair.
In welcoming the members OF the. asso-
citation to the Exposition. President Fran
els explained that there was no woman's
department connected with the Exposition
DO far as the exhibits were concerned.
This Is the f1rst exposition to my knowl-
adopted this plan. and believe that it
will be q precedent for all future expose
lions. At this Exposition and henceforth
women's work will be Judged by the same
standard as the work of men"
The sessions to-day will be held IN Con-
gress Hall at 10 o'clock this morning and
1t Q o'clock this afternoon. The morning
session will be devoted to routine business.
discuss the question Of THE Association
and Its Branches" =.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-04
PULLMAN COMPANY AIDS.
Sends Check for $500 tovFamilies
of Dead Detectives. =

Mayor Wells received check for $500
from the Pullman Company of Chicago
yesterday to add to the relief fund for the
families OF John J. Shea and Thomas
Dwyer. the city detectives killed in the
raid on bandits at No. 1894 Pine street.
The explanatory letter also included the
family of John A. McClusky, the other
city detective. also killed in the Same
raid. but as the latter family has asked
to be excluded from the benefits the en-
tire sum will go to the other two families.
The letter was signed by Robert Lin
coin, attorney for the company.
Detective Lee Killian yesterday, for
warded to Chief Kelly $3.50. the proceeds
Of benefit given at. the West End Club
for the fund for the families Of. the de-
tectives killed in the Pine street battle
with train robbers. October H.. Charles B.
Gerhart Of No. 44a Forest Park boulevard
yesterday sent check for SIS to- Chief of
Police Kiely to be applied to the same
fund. :
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-04
AUTO FOR CHIEF sWINeLEY..
Bill Appropriating $1,000 for Ma.
chine to Be Introduced Tonight.

Chief Swingley's ability to save the city
money. not only in building engine-houses
but in other manners as well, Is not to go
unrewarded and soon the toot and clang
Of an automobile will take the place Of
the pounding hoofs of his horses as he re-
spends to a fire alarm. Chief Swingiey Is
to become the most daring chauffeur that
ever tore over the cobble stones and
grazed the street corners of st. Louis.
But short time ago the Chief was In
vited to take a ride in Mayor wells's au-
tomobile. and 1t was urged that he. too be-
come devotee Of the steering wheel, not
only for sports sake, but speed as well.
He at nrst hesitated, and was reluctant
to give up his faithful stable Of horses,
but Comptroller Player has. drawn up a
bill appropriating 5000 for the speedies.,
yet most tractable. machine built. The
bill viii be introduced before the Municf-
pal Assembly tonight. =.