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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-03-10
cove RNIH1 go2RlGg WoilEa
some Of the Pccnilar cnstona - tht
Feafafer ssericrs az For-
ena Races.

Denmark poss5assa uuiaec aTeaniza
ton. Il is that of "a cid aaigs insuf
ance company Easa memEer pata au
annual sum 70 insure her sga.asl r0T
fig stricken old neidsnhooa At TIC
age of 60 she Is entitled to reEs.on. tH
should she marry before that time g
Is compelled 70 e.ye up her claim. III,
money which the married womsn ferfel
Is used toward tie annual endowment
8f the spinsler members 0f the orEanizs-
tlon. Possibly oar American baeheiai
girls may tale a hln' from their rrovi~
dent Danish sisters says The Prairie
Farmer.
The women of japan have IN lnseni.
Gus way If assisting men who are n
elined 10 enter upCn the matrimonla.
career Young girls who are willing 20
accept a husband arrange the hair IN h
'front.' iu thv form of fan or butterfly
and aeorn Il with silver or eo!eFad erna-
menss. aiGous VIII are deslrous II e.
curing husbands arrange the hair q tht
back Of the head uith teftolse-eheli
pins. ard widows wt0 ere resolved e
remain true b their departed lords cut
tho hair and wsar it aithout ornament
Rusra1 women have me6e for then
selves q disslrfriabtf name In the meo.
leai profession. There aeoodly nun
her of women doctors inoIFe0untr5 bit
.t is 20 Russia we must turn to eee them
Ia great numbers Several years aFo
Husaia tcassed a ttorssnd and thenun-
bsr la constantly en- The increase No
where e there a slider Geld for women
than In the mfdieal and teaching pro-
ressiens in Russia
The nobesi born as well e. the most
iowlg born German girl underroes
caurse IN eoafinF The empress f. 81
excellent eeo'i and her little daughter
5 IN training 10 te pe equally ilfu5
The little Princes Vlecfia Louise has
Z miniature iiseten fitted up for her II.
the palace 81 poidam The lmperla
chef gives !sfsanH 10 THE little princess
who takes fhe matter very seriousls
and many ere ihe dainty dishes which
ter royal parents musi taste and pass
Judgment upon
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-03-10
AMUSING SICK CHILDREN.
snagestIoas which May Ne HelrfuI
20 Weary Nathers ana
Attendants.

Those who have had he care of q sick
child through lorf, weary weeks Of a
slow recovery VIII understand why
most mothers are glad of suggestions
which mas help ia pass ho hours pleas
anily and probably and yet rot tax So
little Invalid beyond hls strength. says
womsn's Home Companion.
IN many of The current Magazines are
well-priuted reproductions of works of
srt These may be utilized BY an older
child IN making pretty ornaments for
the walls Of tho nursery. 4 long strip of
heavy paper with al sorts and kinds Il
animals is not only interegtlnF. but IN
atruetiys; or q yard of cats OF dogs alone
will make 3 surprising display a mar
in around each picture adds much 10
the effectiveness cariridRe.paper may
Be bought by the yard. ard Is especially
pretty IN red or green 10 use for back
ground.
Whatever is given 4 child for afnuse-
ment should require ~ little mental
strain ne possIhle. and the materials
should be Of light weight. II the child
becomes tired of one occupation. try
something different. and under no con-
dition iet him realize that you are try
ing 70 amuse him Tor the purpose of
keeping him quiet: for II he finds out
that the joy II not yours AZ well as his,
much Of hls pleasure viii be iuas
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-03-10
THE NEW BRIDGE
Nearing Completion and the road 20
Tits Being Worked.

Very soon yinita Is going TO be put
IN touch with her base OF coal supply,
high water OF low. The Big Cabin
bridge on the Esteila road, now being
erected was inspected by several per-
sons last week who have been instru-
mental ia is construction, ana they
report everything apparently accord
Ing TO contract. Nomislap occurring,
the bridge will be completed by next
Tuesday.
The Commercial clubs road commit
tee is doing some good work through
the Bob Taylor place, and are going
to have a good road 70 the nea bridge.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-03-10
FIGURING MILL
men WERE HERE
Looking Over the Field Care
fully and Critically.

The Carey Milling Co. people we're
here Thursday looking over the flour
min project The gentlemen here were
ID. NJ. Carey, president Of the COM
pany, and Mr.. Roberts, secretary.
They viii look over tie field careful
ly and II vinlta Is deemed the place
for min, from their standpoint, they
wlllput one here az once President
Lahman, OF the Commercial club,
showed the gentlemen around and al-
though well pleased with the town
the definite announcement Of a deter
mination in the question was not
made. The expectation, however, is
that they will build here and that the
mill viii be ready for next summers
wheat crop.
One of the visitors resides at Enid,
Oklahoma, and the other ut Drum
mond, where their mill Is located
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-03-10
CHEROKEE ORPHAN HOME.
Notes Of Interest From the Impro-
vised Home.

Little CliiIordMohnson, from Coliey-
Vile, has the pnsamonia
Principal r. B. Garrett has slight
attack Of blllousness
DR. J. L. Mitchell Is attending the
sick this week. After The old build
ing was burned the department of edu-
cation agreed that a fdoctor could be
called when needed.
w. r. Whitaker, Constable John
Harris and Mr.. smith were callers al
the Home Sunday. Mr.. Whitaker
usually makes one or more calls each
week TO see about bis orphans.
Superintendent sAlberty, wife and
baby went to TahleQuah Monday and
returned Wednesday night While at
the capital they visited the new or
phanage II has been about agreed to
call the new home the Cherokee Or.
phanage. Hereafter when people speak
Of the insane asylum they win mean
the building formerly used as a iail,at
Tahlequah, and not the large brick
seven miles south of that city. The
board OF education and supervisors are
busy getting the specifications for
repears 10 the building ready. 1t is
the intention to begin this work at
once. Ellis Alberty, the present SUI
perlntendent OF that place, says lie
expects to be ready to move to town
by the 25th Of this month. lie has
prepared the garden and win have Il
planted for the benefit Of the orphan.
age BEFORE he leaves. From present
indications it appears we will get out
to the new home in time raise a gar
den.
On their return from Tahlequah,
the superintendent and family visited
Bro. Brewer, at spauldlng college, in
Muskogee, aud were entertained roy-
ally by his estimable wife aud his
accomplished daughter, Miss Bessie.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-03-10
WAS WAITING FOR THEM.
The Georgia Campmeetina Company
Caught The Town Right.

Vinlia playgoen appear 10 have
been hungry for minstrel SHOW, and
the performance at the opera house
last week offered the opportunity 70
thoroughly crafty their appetites.
GIde0n's Georgia Campmeetilg CO.
the real thing IN color held forth %
4 fun house. The applause was up
roarlous from the start, and when
the company comes this way next sea-
son great MANY Of last nights audi
ence will Be found awaiting the rails
Ing o. the curtain.
1'ne eMf. Johnson business was
omitted, but The dark town comedians
found other means for getting OF jokes
fnlly as amusing.
The next attraction ut the opera
house vii Be "A Breezy Time a
fares comedy, which vii i presented
March H.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-03-10
COURT OVER AT ROWATA.
Miami WIN be Scene Of Activity
This Week.

Judge Gill aud other officers Of the
court returned from Nowata last week
and the Judge went 10 Miami satur-
day afternoon on legal matters. Court
was opened at tie latter place Mon
day, being the regular spring term.
There appears 70 be no truth in the
statement that the parents of the boy
Killed BY Burroughs have been placed
under bonds 70 answer to charge Of
perjury, and no reason why they should
have heen.
TIE Nowata term Of court Just
closed was. in many respects, an lm-
p0rtant one.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-03-10
A RIOT AT ATOkA.
Tho Valiant Choctaw Irishmaa in
his Element.

They had a eat and dog time at the
Atoka republican convention, held
last week. Abodt one hundred dele
gates and 'rootersn came over from
Coalegate to protest against ''rlng
rule, and ran against Mike Conlon
on his native heath The arrival Of
the Coalgate train was announced By
the discharge Of a stick Of dynamite
which blew a piece Of a railroad rail
through a residence not far off, II Is
reported that during the day POO
pounds OF dynamite were taken from
the visitors. The visitors attempted
to take charge Of the convention but
with the aid OF chair Mike Conlon
stood them or In the fracas he
knocked down one Of his own men and
the sight Of blood over-awed the bel
igo ants and-slYed the day 20 Con-
Ions forces. Two conventions we're
held to elect delegates TO a South Nc
Alester convention
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-03-10

Mrs. Joe McGrath g27 r. Isl ST.,
Hutchison, Kan, writes: Il have
given Billiards. IIorehound Syrup TO
my children for coughs and colds for
the past four years, and fad Il the
best medicine | ever used. Unlike
many cough syrups, It contains no
opium. but will soothe and heal ans
disease Of the throat or lungs quicker
than any other remedy. 25c, SOC and
sl.oo al Peoples tsfse store. y
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-03-10
Ths oattIs narhst.

Tie advancing price ol corn appear'
70 have moved the beef cattle aud the
run is Al present falling % and the
price advancing a trifie. Quality il
decllhlag, another Indication that
feeders are getting tired Of losing
money and are facing the Inevitable.
Hogs, also, are advancing a little n
price, bat not one IN the country has
paid for his corn They hare made
DC more improvement, proportioDate-
ly. than cattle.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-03-10
MANDATES OF FASHION.
A variety Of Dress DETAILS That Arc
seen la The seasons
Costumes.


Drop ornaments OF cotton ornament
some OF the new shirt waists Of heavy
yestlng
The monotone costume idea Is 50
universal that always glove and often
shoes match the costume.
The leading millinevs are as usual
copying from old pictures. but are
bringing their models up to modern
requirements.
For the throat. 10 wear with demt
toilet froels at the theaters, are wisps
Of tulle threaded through frames of
gold and Jewels. matched by lllets
for the hair
The sharppointud turbGns called
torpedo bats are senerlliy becoming
70 long faces, witch arc simply eaa
tingulshed under cgHre hats and
broad brims rhe i9rrci1 hats are
effective when ma o shirrel and
qultsd velvet or mllar faDrics, aud
they require, as q rule, little trim
ming
A dress Tor indoor wear Is Of cham
pagpe satin cloth thc sIdrt iiounoed
with three frilla OF tanetas IN a
slightly darker shade. while the deep
srills which fall from tho shoulders
over the top part Of the sleeves and
The gauglng round the yoke OF silk
broderle anglaiso, picked ont with
gold thread and lace meaalllons, arc
also OF silk.
Rosettes and paste buttons give a
quaint effect 70 many OF the seasons
new frocks A gray frock with mai.
row ruales Of white lace on the skirt
and flchu Of white lace on the bod
ice has Q picture Que ceinture OF fold
ed rose colorod panns with rosettes ot
lace down the fr9Bt as n TO fasten II,
and a sparkling 81 te ornament in the
center Of each rosclte.
The beck view Or coats and pei
crimes Is a very lmpoFtani one, for
herein Hos one OF tho chief changes
in fashion. Nearly eli are tightnt
ting. but few sack baets are seen
such as IN q short loose coat OF mole
cloth, with applques OF brown vel
vet and a large broad.shaped collar
ending IN a taassl hah'nd and form
Ing rever8 IN frent
As for fabrics there IS no doubt
thnt zlbellne and the rough mixtures
ere far end away The best materials
for street suits The variety shown
Il there materials Is almost endless
Zlbeiiues come IA 70 many colors and
combinations that fhaw furmfah ma
terial Cor severe tailor suits. FOR
drcssy wran1 and Tor elaborate coz
tunes Then the novelty zibellua arc
econ IN spo el ,gl "uub" eIcct9
stripes irresac nsures and pepper
and salt patterns
The black bow for the hair bld1
fair 10 supplgut oe.fays and aigrettea
this winter II requires rather SKIN
ful manipulation 10 wist 1t Just IN
q most elegant form and a discerning
eye 10 place Il when niaae precisely
where It viii enhance the beauty n
ifs wearer. But when II ia 4 success
II ia complete one A smart addi
ton to n black bow worn after tho
manner OF the women OF Alsace Is a
huge ieweled dagger piereod through
both the bow and the eolffure Some
women wear a couple of crossed dag
GERS. which helehten the convention
ailty OF the bows appearance. when
4 is worn IN the center 81 the Golf.
fure. where. indeed. lt usually looks
best. standing high.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-03-10
We're Cousins.

i Missouri couple applied Thursday
. the clerk for a marriage license,
and had previously telephoned Rev.
Wolfe that his services we're desired.
The questions prop0unded hy the oiil-
Ger disclosed the fact that The parties
we're cousins hence the license was
denied, much 10 their chagrln.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-03-10
KATY TOURIST TICKETS.
wINrER rOUnfsT TIcKKTs.

On sale daily. until April - 70 El-
paso and return at $3.50; Galveston
s2l95; San Antonio t2l15. return
limit Nay 3ist. Reduction TO other
points IN Texas and New Mexico.
CALIFORNIA TOURIST
Effective Marcb lst: tickets on sale
daily until April Goth 70 Elpaso, Phoe-
nix and al important California
points at $500, one way ticket Re.
duced fares 70 All points IN Mexico and
Arizona.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-03-10

MFs. G. Peterson, G25 Lake ST.. To-
peka. Kan, speaking Of Billiards.
Horehonnd Syrup, says: 1T has never
failed 70 give entire satisfaction. and
of al cough remedies, II Is my favor
-, and must confess 20 my many
friends that Il wilI DO, and has done.
What ls claimed FOR II. 70 speedily cure
a cough Or cold; and Il Is 70 sweet
and 80 pleasing IN taste" 25e. 50c
Saa = - 4 bottle at Peoples drug
store. v
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-03-10

To one quart Of siited pastry hour
add ave level teaspoons of baking
powder and one level teaspoon OF salt
and SIT again Rub IN two level table
spoons Of butter and mix with one cup
OF milk. shape Into biscuits and put
into buttered pan Bake absul 20
minutes. Make the biscuits very
small. Detroit Free Press.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-03-10
Ciaib Merchant Acquitted.

CIaib Merchant was acquitted at
Carlesbad, New Mexico, on the charge
Of numbering Geo. II. Hutchins This
was one Of the most noted murder
trials III tie history Of that territory.
Mr. Merchant Is well known to many
Of our fownsmen.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-03-10

Towne- Borden has been quite 81.
Browne yes. bus hes ssttlfr better
heard to-day that hia sppstils ls getting
worse.
Towne- what are you taiiirr sbonlf
10 told you ihai9
arnune SRA ftnfsm. 81 whose
..ouss be boards ILlladelphia Pres.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-03-10

He-onee far 81. ny hearts iaoi
v Il you marry NEE
She faadIgl No
= demand % know Why.
ewe1. % teil you the truth. anl
unworthy q you haYe noted n
g0u 80 many noble traits that con
ifast siroagly with ny many defects
Fer instance, cannot fay no ana
Ftlek 20 IT,
eoh. ny darling my dsrilnFl@--
Baltimore American
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-03-10

Mrs subbuba For goodness aakel
Why do you want 10 call on the Bor.
ems tonight
ST. subbubs Becanse II we don't
they're certain TO come over here It
viii be moro pleasant 10 20 home
when we're tired Of thom than 70 AJAX
them 70 20 home Philadelphia presa
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-03-10

Tie family Of Dick Fields, at 10
Gust TIill, lost a daughter, Lizzie. last
week, aged u She had been sick
three years with rheumatism. The
funeral took place Friday.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-03-10

Mlnfe three small lambs Aldneya
after removing fas ana fbfons portions
ard fn & hl'ef 10 ift iet them 81
shfiselso ~ bat done Just to . lara. :
lo2loa Globe
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-03-10

Lei every taxpayer and resident join
IL ''bracing' the city council on the
subject of settling trees IN the park
The ground and tie season Is right,
whether the moon Is OF not.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-03-10
f. r. Announc ~ ~
NtIf's 1Iue abe
Ffl- -Cu uUl su
II OSTEOPATH.

once a residence. Congregational
Parsonage. Ninlta
Telephone Number 29
We cure Rheumat ism. Constipation
paralYsis. Malaria. Diabetes, diseases,
of tia Eve. Lungs. Heart, Stomach.
Kidneys, etc. Diseases oi womeiii dls-
TEN. Dislocations. etc. dw
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-02-08

Judge Irwin has designated motion
DAYS in superior court as follows, so al
not to interfere with the jury term O
court: February 8, February 20 ant
March IA.
County Surveyor George Robinson
spent a few days last week looking owe,
the road from Copalis to the railroad
with the purpose of reducing the grade
on the Langley hill if practicable. He
reports that the grade cannot he much
improved over present location. 1t is the
intention OF the county com missioners tc
let contract for building this road al
once. Specifications have been made
and bids asked for doing the work.
J. A. Chambers and bride arrived Tues.
day from California. Mr. Chambers was
married last Sunday at Chico to Miss
Bertha Morgan, daughter Of E. L. Nor.
gan, the we'll known North river settler.
Mrs. Morgan with her daughter and sons
have been spending the winter in Cali
fornia. Mr.. Chambers is the head OF the
logging firm OF Chambers & Co. of Attic.
The happy couple are receiving the con
CALCULATIONS OF their many friends.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-02-08
THE COUNTY DADS
Held a Short Session
Last Week. Routine
Business.

Ten thousand five hundred and thirty
three dollars is the amount which Andrew
Smith last week asked the county com
missioners to pay him as damages ant
costs on account of injuries received las
fall when county bridge broke dow
under the weight of thrashing machine
engine, scaldihg Mr.. Smith seriously ant
breaking one Of his legs. The board tool
no action on the matter at that session
but laid the bill on the table till mex
meeting.
Business transacted at the session 0
the board last week was as follows:
The voting precints of Deering ant
Newskah were abolished, the territory
being added to Cosmopolis; Grays Har
Dor aud London were added to Hoquian
No. l; Queets was added to Chepalis
Big Canyon was abolished, the territory
being divided between Grand Forks and
Grove. The territory in Montesano pre-
cinct west of the city limits was PLACED
in new district under the name OF Fair
view. Wynooche precinct was cut il
two; the east half being added to Mon.
tesano.
The auditor was instructed to draw
warrants on road districts for all property
road tax certificates and deficiency Ger
| titicates.
The proposition OF the N. p. company
was accepted for protection Of railway
and county bridges across the Wynoocht
the county to pay half the cost, SS4S.50
Mr.. g. 2. Looks who requested t.
have piling driven at Wynooche Jerry fol
landing purposes was referred to Com
missioner Smith.
The plat OF Copalis war ordered vaca
ted, also South Bay addition to West
port, except blocks 81, %, and 81
The city clerks of all incorporation'
were appointed registration clerks.
A warrant of SIS was ordered drawn OF
game protection fund to pay for Chinese
pheasants.
The county surveyor recommended
that Elbow rifle bridge near Elma b'
lowered thirteen feet.
The county attorney filed writer
opinion that the county had no timber
standing in right-of-way Of county road
unless holding deeds to the land.
The auditor was instructed to advertis
for bids for the grading and travelling o
the Sinclair and Newbury roads.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-02-08
eq.g y CONTROLS
City Health Officers With
out Authority, Says
Attorney General.

An important question in regard to
whether the county or city health officer
should have charge of quarantine cases
in incorporated towns of other than the
first class has been botheriug the officials
OF several towns and has finally been
submitted to the attorney general by
Secretary Elmer E. Heg Of the state
board OF health.
In an opinion given out last week
Attorney General Stratton says the
authority belongs to the county officer,
whose expenses in such duties should be
charged up to and be paid by the county.
This will cause a reversal of the Gus
tom in nearly all the towns OF the state.
The law OF 1898 gave to the city health
officer in incorporated towns the author
| ty to quarantine contagious diseases,
but new act prepared by the state
board OF health was passed by the legis-
1lature OF 1908. The new law names the
county health officer as the one in author
| ity in all such cases existing in his
county with the exception Of those in
cities OF the first class.
The attorney general says that the
new law is exclusive OF all others in re-.
lation to the matters with which it deals.
The opinion does not discuss any further
duties that city health officer may have
that are not in conflict W it'll those of the
county officer, but the following of the
opinion will take away the principal
power heretofore conceded to the city
officer.
1t is apparent from communications
received by the attorney general from
Mr.. Heg that it was not the intention of
the board in framing the bill to super
cede the authority OF the city health
officers, and the state board has not been
proceeding on the theory that such was
the intent of the law. 1t is said, how
ever, that various amendments, were
placed in the bill after it was prepared,
and the attorney general now says that
the law as it stands is clearly exclusive
Of previous acts.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-02-08
MONTESANO

Assessor Archer was in Spokane last
week attending the meeting of the state
board OF assessors.
Mrs. ]. A. Pike is back from Seattle
and will locate either in Montesano OF
some other town on the harbor.
Ed. H. Story has commenced work on
new residence for himself on Second
street. Isaac Reeves has the contract.
DR.. G. H. Wartman, who has beer
very i'll for several weeks, is now rapidly
recovering and will soon be attending to
business again.
George Clemens came home Saturday
from st. Martins college quite sick. He
is still confined to his bed. Verne Story
accompanied him home.
The Dennis shingle mill was sold Mon
day by the sheriff under mortage hello
by F. L. Carr. 1t is expected that the
mill will soon be running again.
Marriage licenses were issued last week
to following persons: w. H. Mcknight
and Dora j. Owens; Leigh Freeze ant
June Hayworth; Edw. H. Kohn and
Amanda G. Staples; S. p. Larson, Mary
j. Reinkens; Myron L. Horr, Tena G.
Horr.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. M. AFFORD entertained
a party of young folks last Saturday
night PIT and Finch were the pa mas nj
the evening aud all declared they had a
jolly good time, especially DR.. Moak
Refreshments were served at the close oil
a very enjoyable evening.