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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-02-10


FRANKFORT. KY. February o.
Governor Taylor announced to the AS
ISOLATED Press correspondent at $3.50
o'clock this afternoon that he would
take no action in regard to the Louis
willie agreement for some time. if at
all.
II will certainly not do anything in
regard to the matter to-day" said
Governor Taylor, when pressed for
some definite statement. He said he
could not say when the matter would
be acted upon by him.
Sam Roberts, of Lexington, internal
revenue collector for this district, came
to Frankfort to-day in response to a
telegram from Governor Taylor, and
held a p~rotracted conference with him.
When the statement made by Governor
Taylor to the Associated Press was
taken to the council of Democrats,
who were in the Capitol waiting for
word from him, the following state
ment was made by n of the most
prominent Democrats in the State, who
said he did not wish his name used, as
1t might embarrass those who were
trying to induce Governor Taylor to
sign:
Il say he will sign, and he will sign
within two hours. This is positive"
This has been a day of conferences
In Frankfort. They were in full swing
from 1913 0 in the mornig until $50 at
night and ~outwardly nothing tangible
resulted from them. The situation to-
night is to all appearances exactly
where it was when the peace agree
ment was first submitted to Governor
80 NOR train from Louisville
rame the Republican attorneys, David
w. Fairleigh and Judge John W. Barr,
both of whom were members of the
Louisville conference on the Republic
can side. Immediately upon arrival,
MFR, Fairleigh called upon Senator
Blackburn at the Capitol hotel, and
after a few words with him, went in
company with Judge Barr and Gen.
Daniel Lindsay to the Office of Cover
nor Taylor.
A conference was held there from II
o'clock until l o'clock. when an ad-
Journment was taken. Later in the
afternoon Sam ]. Roberts, of Lexing-
ton, internal revenue collector for that
district, came to Frankfort in response
to a telegram from Governor Taylor,
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affair. An owl who had observed the pro-
ceedings queried of the fox:
But where do you come into this thing,
Mr.. Reynard?'
"Oh, | take my share in naural philoso-
ply" replied the fox. Firstly, that chick
en- was killed and placed here for an OBJ
1eet. Secondly, the body was poisoned,
and thirdly, there go those jacka,s tum-
bling about and making their last kicks"
Moral:
ard I may say further" observed Rey-
nard, as he scratched his ear with his paw,
that when you are offered something for
nothing it's a good idea to let somebody
else sample it first"
A woodman who was passing through
the forest came upon a bear who was roll
ing over and over on the ground and ut
tering the most dismal complaints. Bruin
had one eye closed and was covered from
head to heels with Jumps and knobs and
knots.
what cheer?'' gayly cried the woodman,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-02-10

BUFFALO, N. T.. February 9.-High
water and floating ice Ia Buffalo Creek
to-day caused damage estimated At
$780, 900 to shipping.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-02-10

FRANKFORT. KY, February o.
Late tonight, the situation was some
what changed. Adjutant General Col
lier wal again called into Governor
Taylor's office about s o'clock, and
was in consultation with him until
= late hour tonight, but would say
nothing as to what t~ranspired. From
other and authoritive sources, however,
It was learned that a decision had fin
ally been reached, and that the peace
agreement probably would receive the
signature of Governor Taylor inside
of twenty-four hours.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-02-10

Once upon a time the viIlager went IA
the Cadi and complained: 80, wise man.
| would be protected against the crow.
Out of every FIVE hills of corn I plant he
digs up the last one"
Take a chair ard ! will inquire into the
matter" replied the Cadi: and having sent
for the crow he inquired:
is it true that you rob his villager Of
his newly planted corn?"
I have taken Of his corn. 0 Cadi." re-
piled the crow, but instead of complain
ing he ought to feel grateful"
"How's that?s'
Why, BY reducing his crop one-ffth I
have reduced his Iahors in the same pro-
That's pretty good philosophy said the
Cad, as he picked the grass out or his
venerable COATES. and I win advise the
vilager to act on it. Let him bring out bis
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-02-10
AforaI:

None of US are ever satisfied with
good thing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-02-10
as he drew near

as he drew near.
Bees" moaned the bear.
But nature gave you a coat of fur to
protect You from the stinge Of bees
So she did" answered. the bear. .sbut
she also made ms fool enough to want
honey just the same when was sheddjnu
my coat. and every sting would Eft me- 4
foot high"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-02-10

CARNEGIE, PHIPPs & COMPANY.
"(Name of retiring partner.)"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-02-10

What eheer?'' gayly cried the woodman.
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"otice of Final Discb,,a

Lt5i%joSd5.s HG'SS is hereby given that =. NJ
Wood, Gsc"th OF tn" estate Of J ''H n Will
NJ. Greor ~rc"nsgd, i, has applied to Ia, IT, L..
for the [' Cn, Judge of Probate W i, 'aso1
discharnno ouh'y of Union, for :" ea ana
IT is Sr Gri as such administrator" "n"i
of Ortobau Tbau'red, That the o3rj
Of SCI VI ,pe,l'ion, and final sott1 lor hear
prohnto estate. 3te. JASON NI GCI.Iement Gnnnt
pDLyisJu tyt = udge, Unlon Countw uNNER' c
on,n$d ,up'iShcd in The UyJor Unn'T, 5. G.
september 2lst., 1900 Union TINES, .
s'---s..,.r--..- 38-}t
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ADVERTISED LETrp,o

1rnia' nhiaemaiIniOg in the Post 1T Omo,
Son,o' Sn,on' s. G., for the week 0'.,': no':; u
Mrs Fannie Abrams
Mr. James Brown
Mr. James Garter
Mr. P Fl Coleman
Mr. j G Glenn
Mr. Nathan Greene
Mr. James b Hover
Si! MR. Henry Hopkirs
Mss Mss Cara Jennings
Miss Texana Jopn,
Mr. Lewis Miles ~
> ) McI!more
Mrs J W Rochester
N Miss Matte Stanton
Kev l. G Swindler .
nr j S Wingo n
rereons calling for H., ah
y; y; Will please say il, adyer';'.., r'.v" '", ;
e!r delivery. f' '"0 een' Tor =
J'C HUNTER, P. M Ia
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examination of Teachers

'E'E. is, 1900. "''f. EDUCATION,
ne regular examioou
h,1 At r""" e. Of H. mHu"lon,ion od will HIGn be
white and c"uM'y Supt. ofIigo ~. ~;
mouse for coIorad
1886 oo = ID. b. FAINT
oo' supt. Educatio,. /
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opening Books of Subscr;..: '''

y \
cory3%. Ir SoUTH u, II CAROLINA
Pursuant to a corn,ia, ion.
Re- R. "c""ersg"ea c"@oc2g corporators ossTs1 BED
! 1000 M ,'T eleventh. day Of soot ot State,
books """ce nE is hereby oiirp'e'nGer, oir"e
stoni$ S OF Subscription TO sLEen sh" that
,t"c% mroS. OF the Union ITorJ, ~ .ne capital
al tI|Ib'"rinS |bn n,,:S Company viii %ooa b@ Man:
afnroy't,-, @ OF L MON, State on osIsr, in the
1905 2"to' ~ IT, on Friday, SeptemhsGao Gos1nty
h, l ne said proposed " corl III.
naTe I'i a capital Stock corporation will
Har r'vrT yn, divided into COS sbarl In 'nousand
G'f"I { p!"ce Of LusiTrI. WIN its prin
j., ,% "a "hI VIII be cmDowcrca "S Union, S.
}ine .irc OF ,hhibkory, poplar, pabch"se p15 ana
,crs, anG "Tod "T ard persimnon" "'nut' tiu )
nnnnfnnta t;nu al other timbers 'on on tim- n
''' "'"ctnre and sale Of tbe and and the ft
- - NJ. RICE, JR. S"ine'
+. G. DUNCAN, at
r. NIcHoLsoN ar
A. II. Fosrgr b;
W. IL. WALEEr ap
d. y, FAINT, Pr
3S.It Corporators ~, no.
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Nam ~ 1a - Ajnon n1nse had been

''n NO. ID leaves ----------a-.
NH'rlveS buffalo ' station G:3Oa, m
IRAN No. lG leaves GAP il. lii
a.. Buffalo
tiIiVeS ra Union Mill S,,,i,,, I2;l2 =. m
IRAN No: II leaves '''''H l2;2I = IN
Hrrrives Z ltralo ''''iol 300 p. IN.
Train No. Is leave, 5:l2 p. IN.
a.. Buffalo
Arrives Union Kin s,,., G:lj p. m.
Thn Ir: Trans Daily Except smrJ.rp .1' p i"'
road q ne e. CHion and Glenn Spyin.rI y. y -,
rasS.na, no, IS now prepared tn I'%n u ,',,i Il a.
Union anJ 1Rn R freight hu<ne,S bnsw. r"',G a.,
aio viii ii" be b@"1l% ahG,ri An frjeI. '"r TI n%f
-[.'li' MO" r,,, HALLWAY depot or f,o f'",n u"
BnTaIor ""H r%i"n wii' Min Station Or Tc&,s 'I%n III"
Mil Statian T,, be y sol at the Union vS"Ii CnIin -
Passenger Coach w" in now have first cla t'' 'a
!. {. Duncan. 'Ie,a'l%n' Can ,t'
'' Zen Npuu.,,,. |
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in The WrS, r.", s; tiie efbbrning coirc " ",' "'
liogansv;lIe tnwn,i; LIS neighborhooI' W, w.
Ytreih'er, aid c)ns;Gsrab, 'i'e month Of
aroused IN tha ,.om, cNcitefncHt
Xxx or'T were almost afraid to t'i''y. ~" The
In h,r' n''i'S at night, fearin1 w. creep in
wax JLi'a' ha 2";. y hunt for ,h.. imSG would |
na,r, "eSoi!, and soon oftn, '''o Hrebu-Ss
unknn,yn," ," hn;ed IN Il house lI, ,".oi!C .'o !Cus
the hnr,,i 1 hli seemed to mn parties
negro ki,I'S nj'iS business. WhetLer 81 La,op L"
is IF cn'tj M'.,e'tj WAS The ring len'ior II" (the
waS ,I", L""i'" no. known, hrI ,T' ,Ga or not
Amo,I, '"i'ihG ,iiG Of The bur!ijrr,sS result
burned .,,,,,.,I" n,'ifi"' who had their r..,,
K ms anI -, 'n"I"eG We're: Mr.. r '!Tl'y
Iin,, ~tnrn t IT,. H. r, Stafford. N,. ~ "p-
'orG's s,n1, wa" burned, and NJ. !;t"p' ii
ecmed not f. ",'> L.,'.I, rob- |. The p."',io F.
ne peIpef,alnr", "I'|M Wt to do 10 b,i"' bTHr y,
Ht Mr.. SunrnrI ,''t mirage e. i!,t;.,nS
~ ,.n smniy PARTIES 50 hn" unyhj,,' 1l't to let Gr
,';' "'''' ne began Little d,,pl" -" ~ JUS ~
i.I"I Own i'ccoumt, and LaS o,ite I., work 90
,cr ' i'e W"ik over sincr ,r,.I. urgently '"'
I} ,,!}, cue Il" Cou,l .ent o,' w.. .hihS on,
,,n - 2., '"> "'' /" The !i,!,s tr,,.,. -. II"
W. I@""u!"i . i'l,.,,.......'!1,.!' '1.',"' '"hd h,S
l. +, Joseph J.. W"st, H.. - ~ . I,i. WHA
'.G '..;., parties, who rnl,I,.,i" ~" area "n"
,ey" " .'i.c"'"iy Smdv ui,I. Ii,'' %,"r",
r IL .,,i HpuiiHburr H'''t
i, 'i..' |, i""Ssi him IN i,n iTy|"5l' hSc
mess ..,, ~ 81 c"A'i@%;d ioiLn ,yr,,'
, w,I, ana Implicated s,yrrI =" Mf"."
/ we h., .! later be io,u,,yri 49,
l!u,,'3 r..''i." &C." more mcn If NJ.
" de-. n,.'.', ,''"' AM pCIscvpr.,,,','
ur. oii ~ !"iacicr5 wo;iI, s',' At
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-09-21
CITATION to kindisa and ctedjtots.
% iE oFsoUfH oARor fT. M

by Jason NJ. GposS a, q z aion. /
suit to me met to e, cram y % las made
fnah.lstration fna. on the 90 ef ad-
'eGSs Ts of R. II, Bailey sssse AZ. !. 6 = =
s"d 0esd e5sae1,s e and d 8 sss RodsssS ssS
ppnDesr SSsfSs@s'd Ssfose he 1a' "a III they Be- and nd
5 SSr"Date, to be held at at Tni, Sne Court of
new u, ~ on on the 9Th. .dav vnl9n n9 &c. 9. H.,
'eI5 'ciosH after publication hefess g, October,
said adminjsy{,ottihey nny they have, WHY SNOW tb"
"'toh should not be
,oth Giyeh under my bond !, -,
NJ T'h day day of septembnenra nna and seal this
'oo' JASON NJ. GREER p: Dom
s.S ss.Sablishsd st,ths i a9s9Rets s. 2 Judge.
Sl<flle{
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WHEELER TO VISIT ALABAMA
separations Arc Being NIndo Eor nm,
reception at Florence

arc 'eing Mndo For III.
Reception at Florence.
rhokEScE, Ala, Sept. 6.-Gcpsr,, T.
soph Wheeler will arrive in Tloransc ~
next tuesday. He will be relieved ue frn,,s
no aen,S Oh Monday. Sept. TO- o, on1
.ouh, OF age, and will leave that ni.h.
,or Florence. In letter 70 w NJ
un'ihS' editor of The Herald bo st,ta.
onn. MS visit has no politicn, S;,,,,;e
Al. A. ho is simply coming noci. ~
Sns, SSnth district; the first time since the the
cas'I Sm'nish- American war, except vho, 'i,e h
son. vi Durylng his
i, Ieneral ,I, Wheeler has been copsto,t,u
rears .e o%I service m of his country for over twY
and d's s;a ana ne will now take a Short rSo Two
committee of citizens will
u;1n GENERAL Wheeler on his orr;ra, Mrn meet
tsr,, @ speak at the courthouse ON 'M. tho nc
om ,'Hoon OF his arrival and viii bo 'no al.
t uit ,inlormaiIpcn air reccntion Do given
naw my PARK at night. The WhoeIor III II; sd tne
,ed hs na1. IN his honor, will take n,rt rlnGs,
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Il E1RCAYNy>-

tion 20 o'r'r OIL ,r for sale the letter pI.n,- m
FoURTTrl Fl" lSser River, containi,
more or hhN '~ HUNDRED ACRES r.: :;
Or ,I vii, or no,. less: Can give easy tor,a" ms
five years. o iof Il term OF
VI. G. nr,, Apply TO
'S.35 w. DHAVER orJ. G, RICE
Carlisle, S. C. /
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PENSION :,

10 two years i'm VIII furnish him a cbio. 49,
-.Mn - nd cook. Who wao a ohicaeu
PENSION fellow. who .o,. ''S
Alabama Buntv se,t - 'oue all the way t.
,,o>r-."'he he was not needed ;s juror,
sta.a Nhie a,,,,c. editor Cor not senI: "o" ours
.sssnIi, iorcopy of the paper tns corta;s h'nl
pe,sra ~, 19 not to appear and son,a ,ns ,a u
IIeA nn" 0Fnink they can get alnnpPe peoP
: .,aaJ,Se e"o hthout their county No very
:, an, -, ou!ee kind fiend bss f.'p.f @
s,itv t 80 'seI thu Dsvine News na me
DUR 1"r ~ e'per published in Dsv;ppa i;pa'grtIy nty
sIsm !1liso -, .p passed through this .oo:
efspue1np p9,'aIs 'ago, pretending to o'aon bo %,
susu6x " "C,".e picture business G IT.
,ae~ ar. %'SIn;e I1 OF our neighbors or {
oh sdvan n aooglnS as well as rea3y y
hav;na hanceo tha; fof the burrose = 5
such soonn ,ne,r pictures enlarged All II
deaIt CunareiS m;.n should be sumn,riIn |a<
trace ora bsrt by .ne Tree use of a bugey
hsv. j. p. Marion oro,o,
oa'em yesterday eveninop pioIGhsu SI! at
@ was: 'mans 80 and :; Ills text on
l6e Genti'es, which fIs IIt Fer5"s - he
e. righteousness have atta;at not a:
BIZ s.'eousness, even the rightoa,'e 10 al
sMnlch is2t faith But ItI'oUIhess IasanI frs
,oiiowed after the law Of riahn,,h'c1 ,, "h'c1 s
Leso" "a" VI righteous.
e. = kev. Mr.. Ezell preached o. A,;, r
a9n % e Cr,ek yesterday, too. =; Tba bA2,ns d Uni
nsnia,i - ~ !" pson, OF Gafney, aeon, Sept
pAn,eI h'm on his ministerial v;s:. ;s:t'N' NJ
Snt converts were bon,izad NJ
Hku,l Ii" Shoals yesterday by Rsv Re'z'' u at NJ
NJ
MIS- M. f. SwaIr, Of Honou, NJ
s stn, lying ia ,ery low ype"e!i' s,". i, NJ
h' hea'tb' Very little, if apy bnmne o,"'o Cf NJ.
her recovery "''' hopes FIR n,
Today is tie 38lh annir Mi
.n,,in '"T nst'le Of Shsrpsburg. Man, ' oEi n NH
'''n!e's will ren ember it. "' oio Mi:
my last week letter hit t,e ,o., Mis-
Dashef' or at eas t it missed -, ," "aS!e Mr.
,, we have had nice seaso 'S in PAPER per- is
.Irnlp', and m; st people ba >. 20 tos 50" Mr.,
advantage Off "'' = taeen Mis'
y. " Mitche was elected fon. Rev
Trupervisor last Tue, e,day over cGoIly 7 If ,Ir
turner. The other COUNTY nGo a. H. Pers,
were elected in the first prnarn o''cers ter, will
L.. peglns at Gahney NEXT Mon will be
-. Vox. 'ner de
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-09-21
REPORT Or Tzs g1r1!2iQ1
OF THE
"S"'"aa1's AND PLANTERS
RATIONAL BANK
'f UNION, soUTn c,po,,

lima at "'1n' 'l', in n the State of South Caro-.
tcmbcr % ~ inc io@h close Of business, a'"- Son
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-09-21
! I've r1oasana 1ms 1a;,. assae Of Thing );
6ouds..

23cd day Of at at anselection hell ,,.'. -
Of the qualifedfsst 1890, a ms;or;tn u aa
ofJ Union, South 3SEors'sf the ta,sy,, toy
favor of the: issus of f5Spa, soted H.
sar,h faab dollars of coupan baSKe thoa-
nosih main. IN IN the petition signed a, set
ttn"Jo'lty Ct the freeholders aeMa
town. Now, therefore 0efS OF sS
Aldsrn,,oo DE i. ordained, by the MAYOR ~
counni1 r%en, Of the town of 'ia uoian any
ofsa'na auc', assembled, and by onlEn s,.b In
somina,;oio "d % ;onion, s,uth Caro!oa Iy ~ the the
JreI i've hundred dollars or ona aoilars'
tTeu MT dollars, to b, aisn.d M one hun,
o~y' r., Clerk ,r and Treasurer. y ..is Inc
ys,em , 70 = meet the cess Of a = sesa = sa'd
), s,ei, in l'r said town. Said leverage hosg
an' o,n and payatIs st.sls Rss sss. pssaa,
so- Sss' VIII, with privilesS of seda yssm :, alter
D'no and ratifsd bv 4'e; sl - ~
.",ao "uaoiI assembled hi. y 81 shs 20
A. d. 19Oosf S
At'es,; 1v * Magor
w; .. ARTHUR,
=. Clerk and Tr, Z.
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49, nn - i.Scs.e ~ F'P,l',
P. 0, Box os 81 bRowS, Union, s, 5 "1o C'
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RETURNS AF1l

montgomery FIndsy!
In Mourning (,
SAVANNAH, S3pt.
2omery, who went to
service man, has retus
"oscnco of two years..
not been heard from I
months and lis wife
rs dead, and when
AiiruCu he fnu,,a H.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-09-21
JOE WHEELER FoR sen.ro,

huntsville Friends Say lie NAV
>, Hc a Candidate.
1870 SMILE, Ala. Sept. G.-Gcpor,,
So., ,upn Wheeler will reach Huntsville
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sat- sH.ional on, breach Of Of Oyer From Local p,sc,
isss, ss 'o"ri' ""d %bsn Sb ssnfsr.a sa Jane tc1jn
atoi,Is. r"ins brought cri,,. Sept I'm. r
before the enrher i n,s offering pretty t;,m o'm
to two Yea years I'M who will furnish him Aiten t"
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-09-06
Hard rIan to Catch.

John Monk has thus far been able
TO evade his pursuers and escape ar.
rest on the charge Of completely in the
frauds alleged to have been commit.
ted by w. ]. Harrison ct al. John
Monk would pass very readily for a
fool, but perhaps knows more than he
was given credit for knowing and may
be harder to locate than a man that
would attract more attention. He
was at Joplin few days ago but
seems TO have disappeared as COM
pletely as II he had dropped into the
earth. lie ran restaurant aud
"blind tiger at Joplin or Galena a
few days ana then sold out and moved
on. lie had evidently had information
from here that he was wanted, and so
made good his escape.
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MAY BE FOR GOOD.
MuSkOgee Commission Get
Indefinite Law Off.

All the members OF the Musko.
gee townsite commission except
ing Chairman Tuttle Thursday re-
ceived telegram from the secre-
tary of the interior, saying that
they were furlcughed indefinitely
without pay owing TO an injuno-
tion. The injunction referred to
is the one issued by Judge Thomas
a short time ago, enjoining the
Muskogee townsite commission
from selling or advertising for sale
any of the lots within the corpor-
ate limits of Muskogee until the
Creek nation had agreed to such
sales. The work assigned to the
town site commission, with the
exception Of the selling Of the lots,
has been nearly completed, and it
is believed by those in a position
TO know that the whole duty Of
the commission will hereafter de-
volye upon Mr.. Tuttle, and that
the furlough Of the other members
Of the commission will be made
permanent.
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are set forth in entertaining style.
There is humor in its pages, too,
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the latest Paris fashions are each
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The subscription price of the
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-09-06
sacred IIeart OnenInr

On Monday, September Bird, the
Sacred Heart institute begun its
fourth session, under the direction OF
the Sisters OF Our Lady OF Mount
Carmel To all deslrous OF obtaining
a thorough and solid education, it of-
iers every facility. Particular at.
tention is given TO vocal and instru.
mental music, piano, violin, banjo,
guitar and mandolin. Any one wish.
ing to learn bookkeeping, algebra,
geometry, stenography, French or
Spanish may apply at the institution
for particulars. Terms are modest,
and rules though lenlent are we'll cal.
cuIated to maintain good order and
dlcipline.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-09-06
Prevented a Trageday.

Timely information given Mrs.
George Long, Of New Straitsvllle,
Ohio, prevented a dreadful tradgedy
and saved two lives. A frightful
cough had long kept her awake every
night. She had tried many remedies
and doctors but steadily grew worse
until urged try DR.. Kings New Dis.
covery. One bottle cured her, and
she writes this marvellous medicine
also cured Mr. Long OF a severe az.
tack ~ pneumonia. Such cures are
positive proof the matchless merit OF
this grand remedy FOX curing all
throat chest and lung troubles. Only
SOC and sl.OO. Every bottle guaran-
teed Trial bottles free at Peoples
drug store and A, W. Foreman. dw
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-09-06
Dawes Commission Dates,

Vinita: From Monday, septem.
Der 18th, to Friday, September
2Sth, inclusive.
Welch; From Monday, October
1st, to Friday, October 9Th, inclu.
sivs.
Bai,lesville: From Monday,
October 9Th, to Friday, October
18th, inclusive.
Nowata: From Monday, octo.
Der 10Th, to Friday, October 10Th,
inclusive.
oolagab; From Monday, Ocio-
Der 22nd, to Friday, October 26th.
inclusive.
Claremore; From Monday,
October 29th, to Friday, Novem-
Der 9th, inclusive.
Catoosa: From Monday, No.
vember 18th to Friday, November
10th inclusive.
Chelsea: From Monday, No
vember 10Th to Friday, November
23rd inclusive.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-09-06

A party OF NJ, X. & r. railroad OF.
icials arrived In their special car from
the north at noon Monday on tour OF
inspection, and spent the afternoon
visiting the merchants and business
people OF Vluita. The company con-
sisted OF james Barker, general pas
senger and ticket agent, A. II. Drew,
general freight agent, +. b. Drew,
general freight agent for the Indian
Territory and Kansas, NJ. Sweeney,
general superintendent L.w. welch,
division superintendent, A. @. Minor,
commercial agent, W. V. Galbreath,
general freight agent Texas division
and Q. Wirth, tralnmaster.