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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-06-21
oId Soldier, and settlers, Re-Union

Old SoIdiers' and Settlers Re-Union
This annual reunion will be held at
the beautiful park at Cassville, Mo-,
on August %, "a, 25 and 20, 1904 The
enjoyable reunions heretofore held in
duce nearly everybody to come back
again. Fine spring water on the
grounds and plenty Of shade. An ideal
place for weeks outing. There will
be many attractions-good speaking,
music, and generalg good time. Come
and spend the entire feur days with
us, If you want to have oneof the best
times Of your life. For privileges, ad-
dress the Privilege Committee, Cass-
vile, Mo.
0. II. THIELE, L. BEAsLEY,
Secretary. Chairman.
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A Week at the Fair.

On Thursday, June %, the NJ. X. s.
T. railway will sell round trip tickets
to ST. Louis for s7.6O. Tickets will be
good for return passage leaving st.
Louis time before midnight of June
30. Children will be charged one-half
the regular one way rate. Talk to
Katy's agent about this.
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Get Katy album containing views
OF all the principal buildings repro
duced in colors. Leaves loosely bound,
suitable for framing. Send 25 cents to
Katy ga Katy building, st. Louis, Mo.
Liberal commission toagsnts and news
dealers. Write for particulars.
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LOCAL NOTES


New cabbage lc per pound at zeno's
Phone 10.
The deep we'll isat siandstill, wait
ing for coal.
For fresh eggs and fat chickens go
to zeno's.
Recorder E. L. Berry, Of Muskosee,
died Monday Of paralysis.
See the line of floor oil cloth at Fra
ices. lS5-tf
Homer Needles, of Muskogee was
here last evening.
Lee Barrett now has a drst-class
boot maker. 2l6-tf
Bill Little is here from skiatook
visiting relatives.
A new line Of leather novelties at
Peoples Drug Store. l86-tf
Huckleberries fresh from the coun-
try every day at zenos
The little daughter Of Mrs w. A.
Taylor is very Ill.
Zeno will meet all competition In
prices on groceries
No old goods. everything new at
Empire Cash Grocery. 2O6tf
II you want a cab telephone Webb
Brothers. Phone 81
For choice tender steak or roast
20 to Zeno's. Phone 10.
Special prices on dried fruits this
week at Empire Cash Grocery. 2o6tf
Jim Lacy, OF Ochelata, was here TO-
day en- route to Bartlesyille.
Michigan double strength pure APP
pie vinegar at Empire Cash Grocery.
Bed room in Gray-Halsell building
TO rent at IS per month. Apply here.
Highest market price paid for coun-
Rcry produce at Empire Cash Grocery.
Mics Ida Beatty will leave Thurs
day for an extended visit with friends
ia Chicago
lam prepared to supply all Of Madam
YaIe's remedies, at my home. Mrs
Blythe. l30-tf
w. L. Mclean win leave tonight
for Oklahoma City. where he expects
to remain for several weeks.
Cream Crisp, the best Of all break
fast foods-try it. Empire cash gro
cery I99-tf
Mrs. w, J. Strange, Of Chelsea, Is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.
c. Raymond.
Try our Kenwood club cheese. Gen
uine New York full cream. Empire
Cash Grocery 2o6tf
Each number on the program Thurs
day night will be worth many times
the price Of admission.
Albums showing views Of the st.
Louis Worlds Fair can be bought OF
the Katy agent for 25c. These albums
are absolutely free from all adyertis-
ing l62-tf
Clarence J. Spellman, Of Kansas
City, has been in the city several days,
the guest Of Judge and Mrs. Joseph
A. Gill
AT the Gem Restaurant-the best
place in town to eat-you can get
Rapberries, Huckleber
ries. Blackberries, Strawberries, To-
loatoes. Peaches. 2l5-tf
A party Of tired looking and bedrab-
oled young people walked into town
after sun up this morning, having
spent the night at dance in the
country.
Rings Dyspepsia Tablets instantly
relieve the stomach and aid digestion
They are as pleasant as loaf Of sugar
aud cure dyspepsia, sour risings, cat I
arrh OF the stomach and indigestion. y
Sold by A. p. Owens. c
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
Recorded in the Office of the Clerk of
the Second Recording District at
Vinita, Indian Territory.
wARRANTY pEEps.

Mary Gremmett to Bradley r s. 7
Co, allotment, except homestead; s25.
Alice Martin to Bradley r & T Co.,
allotment, except homestead; s25-
Nancy Curls to J. NJ. Bayless, sw4
set sec 25, tp "a, range II east; s400-
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Horse For sale.

With set Of harness and wagon; will
be sold on time if secured. See. NJ. E.
Milford. d-w-tf
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

/ desire to call the at
tention of the people of
Vinita and this section of
country generally to the
fact that | have pur-
chased the stock of drugs
and jewelry formerly
owned BY DR.. A. w. Fore
man. wish the friend
ship and patronage of the
u patrons of the store,
hope to have many
nr res. Come in and
hes. tainted.
'er A. P. OWENS,
to DR.. A. w. Foreman
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AN OKLAHOMA
BANK FAILURE
The Largest Bank in Oklahoma
Closed its Doors.

G. Z. Billlngsley, president OF the
Capitol National bank, the largest
bank In Oklahoma, which suspended
business Monday at Guthrie, made a
statement 60 the State Capital that
night. He says the depositors viii be
paid IN full aud that at the present
time deal is on to sell the assets Of
the institution so that the deposltors
may be paid. When the bank closed
its doors at , o'clock there were in
assets sl,255,OO0 with which 10 pay
sl,O33, 600 In deposits
National Bank Examiner Myron II.
sturteyant took charge OF the bank.
The failure was caused by heavy
drain during the last month and an
unexpected run yesterday morning.
During the last month there was a
shrinkage Of deposits amounting 10
about 100000 and during the run,
which commenced when the bank
opened It's doors over one hundred
thousand dollars were paid out. About
noon II was rumored that the bank
was going under and the eager depos-
itors hurried to the bank faster than
during the morning, and the president
and directors, seeing the bank must
90 under, closed the doors.
The slspenSiOn was caSpd indirecf1v
by the filing Of a suit about three
weeks ago against the Holdenyille
National bank, Of which Billingsley Is
president, and It's failure last week.
Although tho directors say that the
deposlton will be paid ia fun, the
stockholders win be heavy losers. and
Il Is said that Mr. Billingslea, who
has been regarded as one Of the
strongest financial men Of the terri
tory, has lost all.
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LAND OFFICE
WILL OPEN
The indian Appropriation Bill
viii Soon be Out of
the Way.
Special 10 The DalIy chleltaiu

Special TO Ths Daily ChleUaiu.
Washington, p. G.. April !. 1t may
be definitely stated that the Cherokee
land Office will open within very
short time. The Indian appropriation
bin is the only thing in the way now
and 1t is practically completed and
will pass probably one day this week.
The provision allowing the Delawares
six months In which TO dispose Of their
surplus lands has been one cause OF
the delay and the Delaware ATTORNEYS,
including Robt. L. Owen, have about
won out. The Cherokees have been
badly neglected during the present
session, have absolutely no representa-
tion, and the wonder is that more ad-
verse legislation has not posed. Their
interests have been sadly neglected.
and there Is more to come.
Some one offered an amendment to
the effect that the Delawars be not
allowed TO use the Surplus lands nor
to lease II during the six months they
have been allowed to sell, but the
committee did not understand the
true status Of the case and said it was
too late TO consider IL now. Secretary
Hitchcock seems to favor the Della
wares In every way possible, as also
does the Indian Rights association.
An effort Is being made to oust j.
George Wright from the ofiice Of In.
dian Inspector and viii probably sue
ceed. The impression here IS that
there will be no more designations nor
changes In the personnel of tie Dawes
commission.
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The sequoyah club will study the
work Of English authors next year.
The following program has been ar
ranged:
Sept. 2l-Lord Francis Bacon. Mrs.
II. ID. Lahman.
Oct. sthaJohn Milton. Mrs w. T..
Halsell.
Oct. 22nd-Joseph Addison. Mrs. ].
w. Orr.
Nov. 5th-Oliyer Goldsmith. Mrs. J.
b. Turner.
Nov. i9th-Robert Burns. Mrs. r. /.
Rlakeney.
Nov. 26th-Thomas DeQuincy.
Dec. 3rd-Charles and Mary Lamb.
Mrs. L. +. Parker.
Dec. nth Sir Walter Scott. Mrs. J..
w. Sanders.
Jan. sth--Lord George Gordon Byron.
Mrs. w. =. Thompson.
Jan. 22nd-P Percy Bysshe Shelley. Mrs.
w. p. Gatew0od.
Feb. 5th-Thomas Carlyle. Mrs.D.H
Wilson.
Feb. 18th Charles Dickens. Open
meeting.
Feb. lath-L Lord Boliver Lytton. Mrs.
u. G. Rhea.
March 5th Lord Alfred Tennyson.
Mrs. J. A. Gin.
March 10Th William Makepeaes
Tllackary Miss Byrd
April End Matthew Arnold Mrs. n
r. johnson.
April 10th Robt. Browning MIS-
browning
April 23rd Elizabeth Barrett Brown
ing. Mrs. g. A. Davidson.
April 30th-John Ruskln.
May i4th George Eliot. Mrs. j. g.
Anderson.
May 2sth- Robert Louis Stevenson.
Mrs. Kelly.
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be home Of most Of the federal ofii-
zsis Of the Northern district. and
whose influence was ansparlngly given
70 the republican ticket, made the
Tc0ntest little more spirited than It
|sptherwise would have been.
The republican party here iscomplete.
) dominated by federal officials, not
|)of4of whom has been elected by the
people, buut who hold their places by
appointment
The one other element that entered
|1nt0 the .eoutest vas the successful
administration Of the present city
government. The business interests
of.the city are well cared for, and the
people felt like their endorsement was
due the men who have lahored 50 faith.
felly for the clty's interests.
Efhe waterworks aud sewerage SIS.
En- Is well under way aud will be com.
4eted this season, and tie general
administration Of the towns business
Is been able and entirely pleasing q
be people.
Following IS the vote received hs
each candidate:
For mayor Davenport, dem, 3b5
shanahag. rep, -.
Recorder Barrett, dem. 80; Hunt,
E rep, 81.
Treasurer Fleklin, dem. 35s; Mar
tn. rep. 1i5
&fshal Rldenhour. democrat, t0o
Chambeflln. rep, 2o2
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DIDN'T PAY FOR HIS EGGS


One of the smoothest os tie man
swindles perpetrated at CIaremore re
Gently was worked by one j. Il. Tow.
man. lie opened a wholesale produce
house IN that town and at once plunged
into the egg business on q large scale.
placing agents IN ail the towns on tile
st. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern
railroad from here to Fort smith.
As he offered little more than the
market price for eggs. he had no trouble
Ia building up large business IN 4
short time. His story was hat his
tirm placed the eggs in cold storage
and the price Of a cent or two per
dozen extra cut very small figure. as
they could hold them with yefy little
expense until rise IN the market.
His business certainly doomed and
shipments were pouring IN from al
over the country. i few days ago Nr.
Bowman appeared at tie Bank Of
Clarcmore and drew sight draft on
a St Louis firm for 500 On q shipment
of 30 eases Of eggs Re had shipped tie
day previous, The draft was returned
70 the hank unpaid, and & d. Davis.
the cashier, upon Investigation found
that Mr. Bowman had left 81 : Frisco
train the same afternoon, after secur-
ing the money on the draft.
Mr.Dayis, on nlearuing this proceeded
to attach ans unpaid halance in the
hands Of the st. Louis commission
company 10 whom Bowman lad been
shipping tie eggs, and he learned from
them that there sas due only 81, on
q shipment Of forty cases the day Bow.
man left, he having taken slO0 on the
same, showing that he vent direct
from Claremore 10 ST. Louis.
Among TIE biggest losers are IA.
Mobiles = Co, who have stores at sal
llsaw and Maple. Il Is reported Row
man lsft owing them ss0o They had
80 cases Of eggs On hand ready to be
shipped when they learned Of Bow.
mans flight. ]. II. Brown. Of Braggs.
! T., and keener 5 Wilson. Of fort
Gibson. I. T, we're victims to eonsId.
cradle extent / representative Of
the HAS Mercantile Company. Of Web
ber's Falls. l. T, came Ia to.iay to see
the large cold storage plant Nr. Bow.
man represented to have in operation.
here.
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Education and the Supervisor that the
school here will close On the twentieth
May, instead Of June, as was intended
when the school began last septem-
Der.
On his return from Tahlequah last
Saturday the superintendent visited
the Office Of the Indian agent, where
he was Informed there would be some
delay IN the payment Of salaries for
March. Agent Shoenfelt has been
placed under a new bond and has been
ordered to turn over all maneys belong
ing TO the Indian tribes and make set
tlement under the old bond before
commencing business under the new.
This will necessarily consume some
time and delay the payments afore-
said.
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A BIG BLAZE
AT CHELSEA
A Twelve Thousand Dollar
Fire Early Tuesday.

The town Of Chelsea had desiruc.
tive IRE at 3o'clock Tuesday morning.
The Pete Couch block. composed OF
four stone buildings two stories high,
as destroyed, the estimated value Of
the buildings being $4,000.
The Sutherland grocery, Ryser gro.
cery, Dodson Grocer Co., Massey s.
Wells, general merchandise, the Bank
Of Chelsea and several other establish.
ments sustained serious losses
The Chelsea Weekly Commercial
plant was totally destroyed.
The origin Of the fre is unknown,
but II IS thought some men who were
drinking during the night are respon,
sible for the fire.
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THE ORPHAN ASYLUM.
Interesting Itoms From Home Of the
Cherokee Orphans.

We have no sickness IN school now;
only about two or three cases OF sore
eyes.
George Taft, enroute from Musko-
gee TO Vinita, stopped on at the Home
70 see his brothers aud sisters
Our nearest nelghbor. Mr., Engllsh.
Is having ahardtimo With the measles.
Ills daughter, Mis- Nellie has i,lst 70
covered from the disease and his wife
and two sons are down with Il.
Prof. r. Bruce Garrett. accompanied
by Mrs Nan NcNair, made a short
visit 20 Tahlequah last saturday.
While Al the capltas city prof. Garref,
visited hls alma mnier the Male semi
nary.
II has been decided by the Board Of
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Chronic Bronchitis Cured

For ten years | had chronic hron-
chitis 50 bad that at times / could not
speak above whisper writes Mr..
Joseph Coifman, Of Montmorenci, Ind.
II tried all remedies available, but
with no success. Fortunately my en-
ployer suggested that / try Foley's
Honey and Tar It's effect was almost
miraculons,and ] am now cured Of the
disease. On my recommendation ma
ny people have used FOley's Honey and
Tar, and always with satisfaction. !"
Sold by Peoples drug store. DIV
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Z. 5. Marshal ". II. DarFoaFh and
Deputy Lon Conner went % Glare
more last sunday, taking the following
prisoners with them to be heard be.
foFe Judge GIN at that place. Gus
Vann, John CornshnckeF. v. A. Rur.
den, I'd Spencer, Smith Nillerbue.
Henry Cunningham, Blll Cunning
ham, Jas klper Charley Kipef, u.
M Cody, Gabe Manning, and sIlas
Iongbone.
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snva thn I.nvad onenI

Mrs. Mary A. Vliet, Newcastle,
Colo, writes. II believe Billiards.
Horeound Syrup is superior to any
other cough medicine, and viii do all
that IS claimed for Il, and il is 80
pleasant TO take. Ny little girl wants
70 take il when she has no need for
for it. Billiards. Horehound Syrup
IS the great cure for all pulmonary
ailments. 25c, soc andSl.00 at Peoples
drug store. DIV
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A Pretty Coed shew.

Those who attended Peaceful Val.
ley" presented hy the Woods & Briggs
Co, At the opera house Monday night.
were pleased with the performance.
Though this drama has been seen
several times IN this city an seemed
to enjoy II as much a though they
had never seen Il before, especially
TIE dawllue comedy Of Hosea Howe
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26l; Leforce, rep, 2l5; Bell, dem, 337;
Berry dem, 345; Wilkinson, rep, POS;
Wallen, rep, 203; Lee, democrat, 335;
Spalding, dem, $50; Coley, rep, 26O;
Cox, rep, PSI. The vote by wards
follows:
First ward Davenport IS; Barrett,
90, Ficklin, 81; Ridenhour, 1903; NidltIer
93; Hlll, 92: Clinkscales, 81; Bell, 30;
Berry, %; Lee, 80; Spaldlng, SO; Shan
ahan, 63; Hunt, 90; Martin, So: Cham
berlin, ~; Clark, IS; McGufiin, 81;
Radgett, 6l; Leforce, 50: Wilkinson,
-; Wallen, 80; Coley, "a; Cox, CO.
Second ward-D Davenport, III; Bar
rett, lls Ficklin, lli; Ridenhour, l2l;
Ratclif, In; Nidider, ll3; Hin, los;
Clinkscales, 10; Bell, lO4; Berry, l07;
Lee, los; Spalding, iOl; shanahan, 10;
HUNT, 81; Martin, 90; Chamberlin, 90;
Clark, 60; McGunIn, 70; Badgett, III;
Ceforce, n; Wilkinson, 70; Wallen, ~;
Coley, 70; Cox, ~.
Third ward Davenport 90; Barrett,
s3 Ficklin, IS; Ridenhour, l0i; Rat
cliG, si: Nidifer, ~: mn, IS; Clink-
scales s3; Bell, s0 Berry, 81; Lee, III,
Spalding, 10; shanahan, 81; Hunt, 70;
Martin, Y; Chamberlin, %; Clark T0
McGutiin, "a; Badgett, rs; Leforce, GG;
Wilkinson, "A; Wallen, 70; Coley, n;
Cox, T3.
Fourth ward Davenport, %; Bar
rett, g5: Flcklin, IS; Rldenhour, 75;
RatclIn, "a; NidIfIer, "a; Mn, 67; Cllnk-
scales, %; Bell, 03; Berry, %; Lee, 81;
spaldlng, 81; Shanahan, ~; Hunt, az;
Martin, 20; Chamberlin, 30; Clark, 40;
McGuiiin, "a; Badgett, IS; Leforce, 40;
Wilkinson, 4s Wallen, ~; Coley, %;
Cox, AZ.
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TO REMOVE
RESTRICTIONS
Appropriation Bill Provides For
Alienation Of Indian Lands.


Special 70 Daily Chienaiu.
Washington, y. G., April 6-The
conferrces on the Indian appropria-
tion bin reached an agreement late
last night 70 amend the bin 50 as to
remove the restrictions from lands OF
lntermarried and freedmen citizens Of
the five civilized tribes absolutely. and
from lands Of Indians by blood with
the approval Of the Secretary Of the
Interior
The Cherokee land Office viii open
at Tahlequah just as soon as the bill
passes, which viii undoubtedly be
within ten days.
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Tvonty-Fivs Gar. Of Maahinsry.

The J. l. Case Threshlng Machine
Co.'S special train Of thrcshing ma.
chimes passed through vinlta At ll:i0
O'Clock Monday morning on the Frisco
the schedule time. There were sixty
complete threshing machines valued
al sl50,o0o, on a special train Of 3
Case cars. The train was bound for
Dallas, Texas, and will reach ltsdestl-
nation next Saturday az II a. N. Nr.
Ramsey Of the company accompanied
the train which was IN charge Of Ell.
Wntten. tniic manager Of the Rock
Island. The train moves only in day
time. Last night was spent at Fort
Scott and tonight the train viii stop
At sapnlpa.
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Ihe central state normal school :,
fha.ona' Oklahoma, olIen to fhs
teachers q Oklahoma and Indian Ter.
fltofy summer term Il six usek. -.
Eianlng June 9Th. N which VII. ha
TAUGHT p the regular faculty. an
subjects required foF any terfssorlsl
sstsliieste. ). CrediF viii b given To-
II wofk completed -
ms : an unusual opportunity.
eless e Ilsa session. e
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Burglars entered the front door OF
Garrison's grocery Monday night, Tie
cash drawer was robbed Of an the
change, just how much could not be
learned, and several boxes of fine
cigars was all that was found missing
next morning.
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Ninlta's first election on strict party
Pines was held Tuesday and resulted
complete victory for the democrats.
The entire ticket was elected by safe
|nai0rties
The average normal majority In the
|elty Is about one hundred
There were six hundred aud six votes
|cast, net gain Of about fifty votes
lover last year.
While the city was generally con-
|sldered democratic, the fact that II Is
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rn~~ Lm@

The st. Louis Frisco baseball team
opened the season ct Springfield. No.
Saturday with the Mldeefs q that
place and vefe defeated h eore Of
I to :. This suufe shows that the
Frlscos ere PLAYING fast AL Of tie
aidgets WoHld beat fhen worse. TIE
Friscos wiIi play tie flnlta club nexs
Sunday s. tits niaee and TIE eeaIs
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student. Go Piensnin.-

President Dugger Of WinIe HaIsell
College, granted the students Of that
institution a holiday Friday, il being
April fools dag, and they went out to
bonnelly's place on West Cabin pie
nieing.
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Fever and ague. A dose will usually
stop chill, a continuance always
cures Mrs. VIM. MI stroud, Midlo-
THAN, Texas Nay ii. 1909, writes:
We have used HerbIne In our family
for eight years, and found II tie best
medicine we have ever used FOR IA
grippe, bilious fever and malaria. 4
50c At Peoples drug store. DIV
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Church weddinn.

Mr Naloney, son Of W. S. Maloney.
and Mss Hessie Davis, Of Bluejacket.
were married at tie church sunday
afternoon at Blueiacket. Rev. l. q
Wolfe performed tie ceremony IN the
rresence Of over so people.
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Steve Vann, colored, was knocked
on the Katy track Tuesday by the
south bound flyer lie was walking
along the railroad Just south Of the
stock yards, little under the In
fIuence Of liquor, when he was over
taken by the train.
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are showing up, they stand pretty
fair chance Of beating the st. Louis
bunch. The locals are working out
every afternoon and will be IN shape
TO play fast ball next Sunday.
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Tuesdays election was the first In
the history Of South McAlester where
party lines were drawn. The result
was the election by the republicans Of
-four aldermen. The republicans chosen
are; ". Hayes Fuller, J. $. Arnold
and George McChaney. J. A. Mercer,
the democrat, was reelected IN the
Third ward. The total vote was l,2ll
and the republicans majority IN the
entire city was 05. The election bears
out the republican claim that three
iifths Of the immigration the past two
years has been republican.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-04-07

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