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The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-10-08
A LITTLE NONSENSE.

A Gentle Hint. She-''I wish ell men
were like Admiral Deweyis He-"In
what way?v She"He believesin short
engagements" l"-Puck.
Her First Trip.-1What are we stop
ping for pow7' "we're going to put
the pilot on" How cruelI What did
the poor man DO Truth.
Bsiggs THAT was great dance I
hope made an impression on that
girl" Griggs 7 guess you did. She
has been limping evor since Life.
Gerald -Do you love me?'' Geraldine
-No, sir" Gerald-~Is that trueT'
Geraldine "Part OF IL" Gerald
which part?' Geraldine THE
sir Town Topics.
Bobby" cried Tadley, to his young
hopeful, angrily, 'lny father used to
whip me when behaved as badly as
you are doing" ~Well,r answered
bobby. thohghtfnlly. II hope I'll never
have to tell my iistie boy that. \" Truth.
Al Protest y think" said the star
boarder. -that patriotism can be ear
ried too fur- For instance? n queried
the third fioor front. .'weal. there Is NJ
reason why the landlady should persist
IN feeding US on ARMY rations. - Phila-
desphia North American.
He Knew. Can you tell me, /" asked
his wife scornfully. after looking over
TIE property he lust pslrchssed, s'what
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-10-08

Da y ~ .Inna 4. ;ss} I,n xnl;no bnt ~
~ Indian aWs whioh ~, W i mi III
adnnt rrhia " IA I " Y N X " n X \ \ 4
hays aaternin ad c;tizans iar
rnan VI veaFs lland III aaopted Iit8
,rhaya II Snother thino wbero one
roan III AIM ,,ndd Y h;a cont WI
more land thau be y Viii I 81 be nfitled
q 4 4 AN selI thez inprovsments
e q M I'M i all6ttee. & a oii;zen who viii
buv tbs improvements and settle
6,, \ q / and MI sthe bsat claim Is
sbosa Z lant;s i for 81 allotment. u
HIN ,has Y Been charged. !. too, BY
son,a NJ tbs II arritorv q and outside
.papers that Tie Dawes comfdis-
Sion bas refused to enroll citizens
Who are not on the 1895 rolls.
That is untrue. We have found
some such cases. and have gone
back to the original rolls and en-
rolled the citizens.
nThe complaint has been made,
TO, through the press and other
public channels. that the commits
sion has enrolled freedmen indis-'
crilninately. That is untrue. No
freedmen have been enrolled by the
commission unless they were rec
commended BY the Chjckasaw com
missionera.
"How do you manage about or
phans, who have no legal guard
ian?''
"Those cases are very rare. We
have found very lew Of them. We
enroll them an senarate cards as
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-10-08
Dawes Commission Work
Among ths Chlckasaws. e


| rpA1H tSSSAv Va y f AtctA X " iiANAA " 81
sent out. from Wichita, Kass, to
the Northern papers inregard TO
1.-The enrollment Of the Indians by
1.-THE commission, and the state
ment made in the report that
Twenty thousand .Squaw mem
had been dispossessed in the In
dian Territory, and that their fifty
thousand children were also TO be
summasily elected by an armed
force, Mr. Bixby laughed good
humoredly.
"That item" said he, ''origi-
mated in the fertile brain Of the
correspondent at Wichita. There
is absolutely no truth in it. II
seems TO have travelled over the
east, however, and the department
At Washington telegraphed us to
know on what such a statement
could have been based, and the re-
ply was that there was nothing on
which it could have been based,
by the widest stretch Of fancy or.
the Imagination.
"The report calls the intermar-
ried citizens OF the Indian Terri
tory 'squaw men" There is no
such a person existing as q squaw
man. The white men who have
married Indian women are inter
married citizens, and if one Of
them has been dispossessed, where
he was genuinely married to an
Indian woman, | 10 not know
whenit was, or what the circum-
stances were, to say nothing Of
twenty thousand. Every white
man or intermarried citizen, who
il married TO an Indian woman, or
woman who is entitled to citizen
ship, has been enrolled BY our
commission, with the exception Of
few isolated cases, where citizep-'
ship was denied by the Indian
commissioners. These cases were
not refused enrolment, but they
were not enrolled at the time, and
q day was set for the hearing Of
the evidence in such casss.
1--WE have the day set in Novem-
Der, when we will meet in Ard
more to hear such evidence, apd,
further than that, we have sum
moned the witnesses required by
the claimant and viii hear all the
bevideDce, and if the claimants >are
untitled to citizenship, that is, il
they can prove their claims to
citizenship, they will be enrolled.
There are very few cases Of this
sort, however for all who have
had no claim, have dropped their
cases, and there are very few who
+.
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Sic @efd,idte etnes sffapen.

gn Sdnoen uno 5iiBen bas 9an5e
2eben lang gefeiielt 5u iein burd Die
8anren Der &ranfbeit, bas ilt 10 5iem=
lid Die i6timmite 5orm bet Sflaperei,
Die man lid berfen fam! @eorse 3.
@illiams BON Man6eiter, Mid., be-
ridtet, ipie iol9 eln Gflape befreit
Ituurbe. Gr ia9t: uMelne 5ruu mar
ie6s SATIRE lang 10 billflos, oaB lie iid
ni9t eiumal allein i'm Bette umore6en
fonnte. gsadoem iie 5uei 6laiden
electric 8itters se6rauht batte, be6erte
ii6 ibr 3uitauo IN munoerbarer @eiie,
10 baB lie jebt i6re. Sausarbeit ielbit
uerridten fam. 9as por5iisl,he Mit-
tel fir 6rauenlelben beilt aufs idneaite
gteroolitat, S6lafloiiafeii, Melan6olie,
aopfidmer5en, Saiidenidmer5en uno
SbnmadtsanfGne. 9ieie lpunberipirz
fenoe WeOicin lit Elm iuubr-s @naoens
seidenf fir ale i6mahen, frdnflihen
uno erld0pften 2eute. Sebe 6lalbe
ipirr earantirt. giur so Gents Die
Slaide. 3u baben BEL Den Mpotbeferu
S. &alteDer & Son.
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for mid e. 8lble auf3efriide uf ben
G6rtd.
nit Rigarbs
DourS
Jobn &iii@ gsq.

Sin 3 2rtnfWaIler perbraud t
Bari8 l83,000 3ubItmeter pro 3og,
OH Nuglualler $4,000 aubifIneter.
2unoon gi6t jeOem feiner ginluobner
l73 Sitter g2alier per Sag, Gerlin 73
2iter, gaien l04, petersburg 1872,
GonItantinopetxl5, Suoapelt 200,
Wlabrio 20a, Chicago 636, Sranffurt
a. M. 2l5 2lter.
Mlillionen bon 2anpena d.
fern merSen in ben Ser. Gtaaten
alljdbrlidJ 9en1adt uno ipieSer Serbros
Gen. @ben miro in 9oleoo, g., cine
neue Sabrif 9egriinOet, beren 9eIiger
%, 500 9ueeno 9ampengldier in Der
@ode anfertigeu molten unS bamit
einen lp09entliden 9feingeminn BON
s25O0 gu erSielen gebenfen.
Ole Observation-Disclosures
Groe baben cine @elammtldnse pon
falt 5000, 900 Silometern, abseleben
bon etma 100000 &ilonetern unter>
ieeil6 aabel. Gon oen erlteren ents
fallen 2,84o, 900 ailometer auf
europa, 50O,5Oo auf 9liien, I6O9,s
600 auf 9lfrifo, 1884, 500 auf Guliras
lien unb 4,O23, 600 Gilon1eter auf
9merifa.
Papier aus Sol;maiie III
leibt bem 3erfall ousgeieet, unb oer
fiir5lid erbobene sllarm, baB moberne
giider liA idwerlid Elm Sabrbuuoert
lang erbalten lalien ipiiroen, III gelpiB
nidt nnbe9riiaoet. 0leueroings Mill
man aber beobadtet baben baB bic
pollige Gntfernan9 Der barsi9en 9es
itanotbeile aus Der SolSmaIIe elm nett
lan9er baltbares papier liefert.
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Gime merfipiirpiae saettnna.

Sran Mibael Curtain in Blainfielb,
Sainois, beribtet, baB iie iid erfdltet
bate. baB iid) otes auf bic 2ungen legte
nnD oaB lie ettua einen Monat lang BON
ibrem Samilienar5te bebanbelt tuurbe.
babel aber INNER ihlimmer ipurbe.
0erielbe iaste ibr idlieBlid, baB iie ein
rettunssfoies Spfer Der
9 d IN in D udt iei uno baB ihr
feline Meoiein mebr belfen tonne. SIR
Ipotbefer empfabl ibr aber Or. &ings
Neue gntreduns fir S9lpinoiudt, iie
taufte cine 5laide uno idon mad benz
@ebrauhe Der eriten 0oiis perIpiirte iie
81 ibrem @ntaiideu iueientlibe 8eGes
runs. Sie iebte ben @ebrou9 fort unb
nadoem lie feds Slaiden eiusenommen
bate. befano iie iib seiuno uno munter.
Sest oerridtet iie alle ibre Sausarbeit
ielbit uno fiiblt iid 70 ipobl iuie nur le
5upor. S5reie 9rObeilaiden pieier eroB-
artisen Mebiein gu baben in Der 9lpOtbe fe
bon s. &alteper & Sobn. &eauldre
GroBe SO Gents unb s1.OO.
I = 4m mitleibisfisn ili INNER, mel
niflt heIfen fann.
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serabe iie Oiirfte Beute om wenisitea
peraeilen meroen!"

9efape lie Dnrfte Deute anl menl9ltea
pergeHen meroen!"
Gs mar unparfennbar etwaS ironil9
@emeinteS in ieiuen @orten, unO bem
Gngereoeten itie9 bas 9lut in's @es
iidt, aber er belpabrte nihtSoe Itomeniz
ger ieine perbinolilbe Saltun9 uuo
beeilte lid, Sabriciu5 geideio gu
tbun.
sd banfe Sbnen, lieber Sabriz
cius, iagte er nit einem tleineu Seuf>
ger. uGaB Tie bod ojeien Gag nit uns
bate erleben biirfen! 9lu6 sic miiroen
bic SHUTTER Sbrer Satin bon Ser3en
lieb 9emonnen baben, uenn Sic lie
gefannt batten!"
SlifOlaus 6abriciuS tranf leiu @las
lan9lam bis auf ben lehten 3ropfen
leer. Dunn fiel es tlirreno gu Sooen,
unb es mar i6wer gu entl@eiben, ob er
es abii6tli6 ober rur aus llngeihidz
liGfeit ieinen Sdnoen hattie entgleiten
laiieu. Seoenfalls idob er, ubne ii6
: I'm Die oerpunoerten Geiidter oer
gnoeren 3u fiimmern, Die Sderben
nit Dem SuBe bel geite uno ipeuoete
lid bann iuieber iebr ernltbaft gegen
Den Saron:
.unO wer iast Sbnen, baB i'd lie
nid)t 9efannt babe? Seien sic nerz
iidert, baB i'd ibreu @ertb uno lire
2usenO idou gu elmer .3eit su iuiirbigen
iuubte, ba lie nod feinen glnipru1
barauf bate, nit benz Gitel eiuer
Sreifrau a19ereoet 81 ueroen!"
uSit es m0sli9?" fiel Oeufbauien,
ieiu llnbsbagen miibiam betdnlpIeno,
nit erbeu4elter 6reuce elm. rllnb
bod tbaten Sie bieies intereiianten
llmltanoes bisber niemals Grmdb.
nuus?"
sd uerIparte e8 mir tidt ubne
@runo bis auf BEN beutigen Gag! ges
rabe beute merbe i'd ia lebbafter als je
3noor au Die l3eit meiner 9efanntz
idaft nit Sbrer nadmaliaen @emablin
erinuert. Sinoen Sie niht auh, baB
slutonie ibfef Wlutter auffalleno dbn=
lid iiebt?@
p@euiB-aber i'd"
Limb bieIe aubere siebnlidfeit iii es
ni9t allein, mel1e mir Die Grinneruns
an Die 8ergangeubeit lebenoi9 tperoen
laBt. Sic ipifen uielleift nidt, Ser
Saron, baB sluipniens SHUTTER nabe
baran mar, ineine Srau gu fperoeu, als
es Sbrer 9iebeasmiirbigteit uno Sbrem
itolsen Namen 9elang, iif baS SerS-
ibres 8dters su 9eminnen. Die erIte
Siebe Sbrer Satin 9eb6rte mir, 10 mie
lie meine erite uuo einSise 9iebe NOR
DAB i'd bis gu bielem Sage einlam
burd'S 2eben 9e9ausen 6in babe i6
MIR Sbnen 81 peroanfen, 9err garon |!
sic waren bis beute iebr fart in lnei=
ner Sdulo, uuo weun i'd es fir mein
eutes Ne9t belt, mid beSablt su
MAIDEN, 10 barf id Sbnen bod iest Die
Guittung nibt porentbalten!A
Inter lautloler Stille bes fleinen
areiies, Der Die beiben Mldnner umgab,
bate er nit leiner flanslolen, unbes
lebten Stinlme bieie ieltiamlte aller
Gntbiillungen 9en,a6t. Son allen 2u>
b6rern mar iuobl feiner, Der feline lang.
iamen, mobl abgemoseneu @orte fir
einen Sders genommen bate, unb
bod bemiibte iid Selir bon Oenfbauz
len, aus beiien @ansen alle Sarbe gez
luiGen par unb auf oeilen Stirn belle
SdweiBtropfen perlten, ibnen cine
id1er8bafte Geutung Su seben.
(5ortiebung folgt).
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= Ser GroBbsrsos bon 8absn bot
benz @arbiual a0Dp In Sreslau sinen
Yefud gemadt unb Der gr3biihof BON
8neien unb poieu. BON 5tablemsti,
lit uom papae in Nubisn3 empfangen
poroen. Wtan bringt bieie beiOen @r'
eignifie nit benz 3plidenfaq nit benz
gatltan beirtHs bss gbriitenf6ubss i'm
Orient In 0erbiaouua.
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9as Biirser sidfet.

SIR 9iftritt.&i6ter:
s. 8. MP.
SIR 9iitriIt.antpalt:
u. 2epn.
SIR 0iIiritt. glerf:
9eHrp u N teib.
Sir goun;p.8ibter:
peter Sonas.
SIR gountp.glert:
Sbab. 70. 8 IT'D.
Sir gountp Solicitor:
Sole @afiauo.
SIR Sberiff:
Sobn Wilteus. ir.
Sir gountps sNntpalt:
Sobn u. O'gonnor.
Sir gOuutpeQfieiiur:
@barle8 Shiner.
Sir County Shabmeiiter:
Sobn W. 5 bin.
SIR gountp-8ermefer:
8bos. s. Heliou.
SIR Sdutes nno 8ieb. .Suipecto,:
9Owarb N. 9enntna.
SIR County Shul. Superintendent:
Or. Sobn .. &ote.
SIR bic 9eeisIaiur
%. u. Dur3bud.
gD. .. Rerr.
Sir County aommiiidre:
preeintt Is. 6. Dmper.
Bteeintt 2-SeB W. Yell.
prseintt 80. y. 5aIlipap.
prseintt 4-Sobn s. 8raiuer.
Giir Srieoeus.Ridter:
Brecintt 1-6rGnt 8. Wafh.
8recintt Is b ab. s. Qbams.
Sir 8onitobler.
Soc aobr.
Sir Dfientlicber @ager;
@bas. &ulImann.
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Fir &punin.Nlhter.

SD bin Elm unabbdusiser aanbibat fir
bas Nm. bes Gountb &ihter8 bon
8erlr Gpunt1 bel Der am s. Jtouember 1893
itattftnbennen @ ,bl unb iperoe i'm Geloe
bleiben bis bic Stlmmen se3dblt fino. SD
eriuhs meme Sreunoe unD Witbiirger, ntH
su urteritilsen unO it9 re reht3ettt8 res
giftriren aiien!
81, 9. Minpr.
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Wabnffe 0ptel Sar,
Oft 6oufon > StraBe,
10 nj. ~ u tb, 80. Gigemtbiimer

Ulan Hnbet bier elm por3iialihes
@Ias Bier uuierer heimiiten Sraue.
reien. 8eionbere Nnertennung pers
bienen bic Weiue, gisarren. Wbisties,
9iqu6re &c. gorsiiglider 6rei.
Iunf beS W DrgenS unb Yads
miitags. Dieie Wirihihafi erfreut
fit bes ausgeseidneten 9ufes su benz
angenebmften OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ber
Stabt au 3dblen.
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Ghr 6riebensrihier bes l. preeintis.
gsir finb outoriiirt, Serrn Bhil. g..
9 boof als &anoloaten fir Birbcrtuabi
fiir oas amt oes Sriebensri6ters
bes |. Hrecinfts ar5ufiinbiseu.
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gair iinb autoriiirt, Serrn S ohn g..
gampbe als &anbibat fir bic gSle'
bertpabl fir bas amt oes g heriffS
bel Der bepuritebenben Wahl an5u5ei9en.
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5hr @Ounip. sdoBmeiiisr:

@ir iino autoriiirt, Serrn S E n
3ealer als Ganoiout fur oas Gmt oes
County g 4asmeil tiers aujus
aeiaen.
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Wsattbies Bros. syieti1er,

go. 507 Cf.SouffoH oHsStraB't
ytur bas por3heli9fe Riubs, Sdaf'
unb Sdpeinefeli6.
6pesialitdt: Sunges &albheith.
9lle 9rten Don Wurf, Shinten,
3uuge, Sbmal3 &c.
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iStir 9titr,fr Nnmolt:

gSir fiuo autoriiirt, Serrn s a I 8
3 e als &nnbioaten fir oas Unit bes
3 9iftrittsM n 10 alte8 an5useigen.
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Sir itno antoriiirt, Serrn 8eter S o.
nag ols &anbtoat fir odS Unit oes
GDuntp 81 ibters BEL oer bepor'
ftehenoen Batl nn3u5eigen.
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SIR @ounips 5ie,,er. Collector.

Gir finb autoriiirt, Serrn Saul
M eer debit als &anbioat fiir oas
amt oes County. Steuers8 ollet'
tors anauaeiqen.
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Sir fno autoriiirt Serrn Wat 8 10 8
oils 8enoibat fir bic Blefermahl tiir bas
9lmt oes Siftritt=g lerfs nu5u5eiaen.
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Stir Goufabler.

gSir iinb outoriiirt, Serrn Soc &phr
als &anorbat fir Bieoeripabl fir bas
Son ita bler.N mt bes l. 8recintts
an5utiinbi9en.
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SSnr Dihritt.@lerf.

gSir fiub autoriiirt 5errn 6enrp Il m.
beib as aanoloat fur fas Mmt oes
3 titritt. glerfs ap5u5eigen.
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ar 6 beriff.

gsir Iinb autDriiirt. Serrn Sohn
@ilfeus jr. ais &ahbioat fir oas Nmt
bes Sberitfs BEL Der beporfebenoen
gsabl an5usei9en
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isnr @ounip MHeRor:

&ir iinb autoriIirt, Serrn ghas. Sbis
,ner als 8anbioat fiir oas Mmt beg
gonntpsNiieiiors 8 anau8ei9en.
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gsir fino nutoriiirt Serru Snp. 20.
Tobin als &anbtbnt iiir oas Amt oes
gountb' Shabm tiers an5m5ei'
aen.
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Wabl=Mn5eigen.
Stir bic 2eaisla'ur

UUl UIe StH1DIuFUt.
Sir iinb nutpraiirt Serrn S mes g.
yieipep pm b ols unabbdnsigen 8ano bas
ten fir bic 2e9 iSlatu anautlnoi9tn.
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Serb. gtaffel, 33l @ah @om'
merce StraBe. Yrefernaltne sur
grhaltupg pon Butter, Wurfi uub
Gleiid. @siol3eae Rinber 9drme.
S4ladtmeher &C.
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Giirpe's MineraliuaHer beili
Rheumaiismus uno 9tlerentlanfbeiten
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6tir @ounip @ommliliouer preclntt 3.
g8ir itnb autoriiirt, 6errn sS NJ. Ser
pei alS 8anoiont fiir oas Nmt oes
&ountp q ommti lars 8reetHtt
" 10. 3, anbutiiubi9en.
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- Winbmtihlen, SeuprsRen, gum'
pen uub Rbbreu.
alamo eSrpn Worts.
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= am mitIeibisHsn 1T INNER. usr
nidt heIfsn fann.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1898-06-16

forty years, In iuot they gave NC maj y
object lessons III youth which we've very
impreseiye.
A scribe from Yoder. writes under the
nom de plume Of "Will Tell.' Now We
suppose that said OoTibe must be a
woman As they always would tell.
II, BuggS set a rat trap and caught a
cat; said cat In turn caught said trap
per by the hand, md bit said hand be-
fore said Baegs could release said Cat
fro m said trpp. He will doubtless re-
cover.
Ills reported that @. n. Freeman,
while standing up in a wagon driving,
acc ldentally lost his equilibrium and fell
ba edwards in q mud hole, We have
not heard whether there was any mud
eft in ,he hole or not
II 10 said that little foolishness now
and then 10 rellshed by the best Of men;
but we Try to observe the old advice, be
cur eful OF whom you speak, TO whom you
speak, OF whom and when and where.
How ever, we have funny streak run
ming through our nature which causes
: us to indulge In mischevous compari
sons and ideas. 30 we wish TO inform
our friends TO be prepared for any ex'
plosl on OF humor that may chance To
originate in our Uranium. However, we
do not pose as u humorist, but we would
much rather make pleasant remarks
than unpleasant ones; our mission there
fore, Is TO make the world appear
brl ghter 30 far as our influence may 60.
We all have trouble enough, and to DO
glad hearted and joyful should DO 2 part
OF our christian religion. Long faces are
not always indications OF piety, neither
are smiling faces indications OF wicked
hearts. Innocent amusement 10 COM
patible with true christianity. Humor
Is u God.given nature II exercised IN the
right way. So let ua, MS the poet says:
"Clear the darkened windows; open
wide the door and let little sunshine
inn
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Special sale of bugpies at manufac
tuie's prices for thirty days.
GEO. MCKdNsTRY 81 Co.
YODER NEWS.

l.. M. James lost II good COW and two
steers by lightning last week.
Robert Bramwel and wife were the
guests OF MI. and Mrs. james Green las
Sunday.
Mrs. Nettie Werkheiser is reported
quite sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cha0ln gave social To
few of their many friends last Friday
About fifty guests partock of their hos
pitality.
q. Randall and wife Visited at s. A,
Freeman's last Sunday.
The Methodist Sunday school observed
Children's day last Sunday. A good
program was rendered to u large crowd.
Collection SIS so.
l.. A. Bigger was in town last Satur
day. He seemed to think there was
plenty of room for Yoder to become No
large If not larger than Hutchinson.
W, e. Stanley, republican candidate
for governor, and Chester |. Long, who
would like to have Jerrys place, went
through town last Thursday evening,
But we can't promise them any votes
from here as they did not stop and talk
to the boys; besides anybody knows that
knows anything AZ all, that Leedy is the
best governor we ever had, and why turn
him down to try corporation lawyer.
1t 10 generally supposed here that Jerry
will be unanimously elected.
About ten days ago as understand
the ilrigating bitches were closed out
west, letting the water come down the
river, and the result was one of the big
gest rains for years. About six inches
of water fell here.
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That EaAlern Trip.

Going east, take the Santa Fe Route
as far as Chicago.
Most direct line from the Southwest
generally, and thirty miles the short
est between Missouri River and Chi
cago, which secures quick time and
sure connections. Track is straight
and rock-ballasted, with very few
crossings at grade.
Vestibuled limited expresses, with
Attest pattern Pullman and free chair
ars. Meals served In dining cars la
carte.
Inquire Of j. G. Roberts, agent A. 4.
u s. +. Ry., Hutchinson, Kansas.
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Kansas City, Mo-, Oct eeth 1907
Drs Thornton 4 Minor Kansas city, Mo.
0enllemen.-l have been very much preju-
diced against doctors az class, having tried
at least d cool hundrc OF them have bee
sick great deal and we had almost ever
During this wonderful experience found but
very few who were oven good guessers, !
sailed on you, but after talking with you and
finding ont you wanted 10 cure me Instead Of
robblng me and that you wanted no pay llntll
was cured, submitted TO your treatment, |
have never been troubled Since though years
have elapsed.
never hesitate TO recommend you rs highly,
az words could possibly express, and would
ask any OF my many acquaintance VINO are
call as you arc honest doctors, and honest
doctors are very scarce
Very respectfully, SAN ", GnEeona
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Passengers arriving At Chicago by the
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific by, Can
by the new Union Elevated Loop, reach
any part OF the city, or for five cent
fare can be taken Immediately to any Of
the large stores in the down town dis
trict. A train will stop at the Rock lie.
land station every minute. These facil-
tiles can only be offered by the '"lreat
Rock Island Route" Address,
JOHN SEBASTIAN P, A.
ChicaUo
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Our "Home Comfort" ranges bought
from the Company's wagon ak years
ago has proven 70 be all claimed for
them. The "Hcme Comfort" takes
about half the fuel other stoves do,
heats quickly, bakes perfectly and when
properly managed makes but little
more heat than gasoline stove, and
by reversing hampers and using more
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The American Navy, C0bN and

A portfolio, In ten parts, sixteen views in each
part of the hncst hnlf.tonc pictureB OF the
American Navy, Cuba and Hawaii, has just been
issued by a Chicago publishing house.
The Atchson Topeka a Santa Fe Railway
has made arrSngen ontS Tor special edition for
the benefit OF lts patrons, and specimen copy
eau be seen ut the local ticket oflloe. Single
parts may be hod at ten cents each, the full ret,
one HUNDRED and sixty plcturee, costs but one
dollar, subscriptions for the set may be left
with the agent. In view OF the present excite
mcnt regarding Cuba, these pictures are very
timely. Lall ut tho ticket oGict and see them.
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The Scenic Line Of the World, tho Denver &
Rio Grande railrond, onrrs to tourlsts IN Colo
RADIO, Utah and New Mexico the choicest resorts,
and TO the Iranscontlncntal traveller the grand
est scenery Two separate and dletinctroutes
through the Rocky mountains, all through
tickets available via either. The dIroct line to
Cripple Creek the greatest gold camp on earth
Double daily train service with through Pull
man seepers and tourists cara between Denver
and San Francisco.
The best line to Utah, Idaho, Montana, Ore.
on aud Washington, Via the Ogden Gateway
Write 5. X Hooper, q. p. d. n. A., Denver
Colorado for Illustrated description pamphlets.