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Decorah-posten., 1901-11-05
@ofspoeu

Silip yeremoaos Htlol slimat. an.
gen Stiaaros ON &tutrrtu met Sottt' ont
snmuertu yauo 'Tlqcs iro IS ri IS pr.
Were S,aiQt carter meo Queen & axes.
cent 8oute. Egacr o. Rarter irE.
q e. Hl1cayiou. q. Y. y. Gluruua.i.
y. u Btdisr y. y. u, 1l3 N0ams ii,
jiul3 Chicago
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-05

S%ernbrnllup ieire6es ben 14oe Of
tober pan 8aar6en 8ogter / apPo.
finro al aGarmonO @regus Somior.
len oa SuItru. ifriper "Sarituo Il.
ocnoe". De bar pPret giite / 65
Nar.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-05
Gu liocn Gmigraut

Gu liocn Gmlgrant puo 10 Var
ira NpsoO0en reiite forleoen meO
Sinapauuliniers Oantplftb "SSlulro"
iii Nmerifu. @lltten par for1pItet
me6 en 9prreosmprfelap, initipet til
Ssotfen, bporpou hans Santea aoresIe
/ Relp 9ort par itreoet @dn loo til
or upffe S~ntereSie blunot &asiage.
rcrre o. nil iifferlig p%elbeboloen
fomme AOre5iater ibPuoe.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-05
I'm rim .Sauoclsfar,

lono ira @jelmelanh, er mltg OeD.
Seq lin Sonoel meo lllo o9 lllooarer
paa 2itlanbet bar ban iielge "Stau'
anger glpiS" IIoaet ia 9o0t op, %
man mcrer. al hnn eieoe ca. 10000
aroner. iom mi tilfalber hans Srors
Barn, 6a ban ielp bar ugtit.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-05
apinperne i sonSefiurS. Tsorleoen

Gag itiiteoes / Sauoeiiorb Ell Gam.
taleforeniug Tor SuinOer. 105 Neo-
Gemmer tegnebe Jig og ncnrinereoe 8
auinoer, iom Senitrea og Sptres
@olqitpre / Screening fon beige met.
lem.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-05
Cs0Sidic.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ppialts aviil&. udar Dc ttt'
rrtrnictt 10 SInier. SpD Orb reaueS 'or sl Str,.
fi ar puer 10 Hiuier rtd1 ttidles I Aeut tps
ltcri Crh. Einnentlie hetalts fHeo 5 &euIs NJ,
S,rie. Sto' ma mau aIt;o mceigise sctiatnl' T.
9erSnii. VI aaaibe Qeroau tisot 1auel
hcbe ben ieoe Gffober 1901. 81 adr % ! Tuau
peoer g%unuel bciieuoiaisres beroto for irdoT
reoe SlRptliuae np @cfieuhie.
J I perbdl. VI,
gruocr Gmmet 60 Soma. 3-6c CIT 1901,
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-05
Stprtinqsmanb Wgrpang bar

laat Sao MOB De tent Wpro | Stor'
elpeoolen, iom urroer en- Sfiitelam.
lima ierte til YrotofoIs Prefr9nfen.
Sc geifnloninaer moo ham. 0teo.
oonrsrctten bar mi frifuroet De I'll.
tolte. men mortiiiceret 9eifgIonln-
qerrtt.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-05
srracus Sineoaaaeri bar / oisi

Ouae ioaet Ell iiploen % foitbar 6or,
sgeIie, ioet oen ifslge teitamertorilt
8upe al uiosOe aiebnlunb &. Snuot
bar mootaget "A Stpffer al atoeoeS
MaleriiomIing % s Sfltlptltrorbel-
Der
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-05
Hsrpsitreifen. Arbeioerne Del

Hsrpsiircifcn. g~lrbeioerne peo
Hgros 9Grf bar M ualat en- In
Streifefomite % paann tilbuot Bar.
tet UNDERSTANDING. Barrett bar iisl.
le ~1agspoiten~ iparet. al Get er nil.
liat iii at ~moerhanSle, mar Oct iaar
uioe. paa builfe 9etiugelier grbei.
oerne tiIbnSer UNDERSTANDING. Otter
hooS Girefteren mcooeler. er Der 10
iigt I'll. al oemn Ian8uarige Streif
ifaI BIZ aiiIuttet.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-05

Srnfmcf. en- rs Mar aofnmel
Ssn al Stiieipilier BIO orutneSc for
leoen peh %iotmolen | Sribapuen |
9ieherlhnpn.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-05

SoIst Rpae. Hp Qfsac / 2isbicra
Sogn. NOR Sinnerup Storicn er al
et aoniortium iolat iii Rsle. on
gaacriiorpn9ter SiIiltS f%ieIieu.
8runhier. for 10000 ar I'll MG.
len hsrer rs Cor. 9uno. buiS 9eirt.
nina me6felaer.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-05
On fnrlin 0ulia.

poiten" iortRller, at Oa Anltifolen nnr
/ l%lliitenui9, booze 3 8utter paa Ct
Steo, bpor Ser hopoe ppret Spring /
Suiet. Nile oisie 3 Gutter fOm hlent
intitteOc al S%pgoonmen % osoe al
0cn.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-05

Observation-Disclosures

ltnoer Sen iortiatte ierite gebaro.
ling al 6inanslcuen. / Hl8SoaGen Dem
t6oe Oftober i%reuhPpeOe Sicetor
nlono arobbe. at MI par ct beletIlg.
SiOspurft fommet til at gicnnem-
igrc Winiiteraniparli9heoen.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-05
Gn Runcitcu er un6er ct Sorooprf.

ntnasorbei0e iinoet pad 8aaroen
rorore ghetto. 9inie. Steren, iom
Iao npitcn liqe / SperflaoeL CT be
ifreuet paa 70 Sioer meo ialt II
oirier tilneIs uofion tnheIia &unc.
Snoifrift. anore Glbpi0sIeUuinger
fanoteS life poa SteOet, ifrioer Bar
Ben.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-05
GpbsfalS. operretsinaisrer Su.

Spbsfalo. Sperretsinqfsrcr gu.
lius aars i5ronbbiem cr afaoaet pea
Eeher efter Irnaere Sios Spaelig.
heo.
Sbp. arigsfonmisi9r 2intriip
CT ifslac @Stnponaer Imtstioenoe"
afaaact ueb Teben otter 9 Tigers SD.
geleie. Gbriitopber Senrif 9intriio
par iebt 1915 % blep OFFICER 1888.
@mrobruaer Nortin HooIuno
| Stiebers or iisige "Sr.iten~ oigoaet
neb Gsoeu i Ell Nuher n ~ ~
Wartin Raalnro bar inhehdpt Here
5ilihsbperu / itn SicrnbugO. 9du
por bi. a. ausierer / Sfieberg Spare.
banf. San bar / en- NarrGffe pGret
6ormauo | Sfieberg @eritreior.
eling.
Gicnoomsiala. @ddroen aragerlio
| Sonlter er az Z. Hrulo lolgt I'll o..
&amitao Tor 5000 SIR.
8naroen &eeo / &efeu er al
Gieren iolgt I'll Sru Solberg ior
10000 SIR.
Oromneus Sealperf er / oiaie
Gnge Iolgt til SrPiaitbanoler 0abl.
Scent Tor ca. 1000 SIR. Otter iSor.
lp6enbe / "Ir. Sloo" itul oct ppre
noqle Sorretnin esmGnb / Dram.
men, iom itnor bag. Srammens
Segluerf bIep itartet Tinteren 1898
80 mco EN- &upitul III 1924 900 SIR,
bporaf bIeu tegret 10000 aroner.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-05
I rprSrc Eitcrbalcn Iioder 81

rDrorc Niteroaien ll8ger Shge'
ne enonu puffert grsnne, og areatl'
rernc aoar irernoeles noe. Ssitnite.
nen er behaaeIig % milh. 0ette CT
ct Sprimr ibeit, oa pua oenne aar.
lens 5io ocn ferite Sne allereoc
pleier at iRtte lit IrGg pnu Srutten
/ Noro oa SDo for Sguiet.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-05
Stprt GmbeoSoiitrift +

Stprt Umbe0SDiltrtft hor FoIltts
meter SinghaIier pno SeHemarten.
Sans Gmbeo8oiitrift itrGffer itg ira
Heros til Hoperuo % ira Hon3 ne
til Spemfe9rGnien ifriuer "@eOcnar.
fens amtstioenoe" et Smrnooe, IoI1r
err iterre enn heie Sanmort. NolIti'
meiteren bar pao Ell enfelt llge
@mbeos MeOfsr reiit inbtil 800 ailo'
meter.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-05
Stortinasmanb StuuslanS Ia

iolat lin b~etpoelige aolontalforret-
nina / Sfieu Ill 10 az line Setientc
@orlien % Gef. 6orretringen bleo
1run6et / 1880 al Ole 7. Sbien, Sen.
riff Sbiens gror. Sem aar lenere
blep Sen opertaget al Or. Stoislanh.
ion iortiotte unoer isirna: Die Z.
Sbiets Giterislger.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-05
Sra Sveo 90 BY.
Spmmcrhsoningcn

Spmmcrhsbningcn | 8lonrnen
eoor oct iremoeleS temmelig lntaat
meo - Der er forlioet 8aub, noget
Der ielpfelgeliq er meget 6inorenoe
ipecteIt / SoSierne. Wteb "Snacnhcl"
err man imiolcrtib mi fomnen re0en.
for a~ou9suinger og bar Soob ON at
ruo rem til 7etiuro 2Gnoier / Sebet
al noqle TaQe.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-05

StenfiGrs @rgnicr err / en- fona
Zig Tropoiitipn foreilaaet uouioet.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-05

@auer. AfosOc Gnfefru @ltinbetb
S[ien / Nrenoal bar / tit cfterlnbte
Teitnmente ifipnfet $4,000 Scr, til ct
@ruuOiono Tor ct poroer0c 9srnc.
biem eaer en- OporadeliesunitaIt ior
fattige Born, og $4,000 SIR. til ct
9egat FOR nProige trGngenoe, | aren.
ool hiemitapnsberettiaeoc gnfer %
S,omfrler al "be0re Stano".
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-05
Sloiuno. Gaa 8aaroen Gle

Slbiuno. Eaa 8aaroen Sic /
gois CT iislae "SprouIanO" 9iort ct
SlofIno beitaaenOc al en6el Terler
oa 9ruoitpffer al 9ronceipGnoer.
San0iunliapis bar Der cngong llg'
act en- @raphoug aonoerldtoren
peo 8eraens Wuipum rnener, at De
funone @ienitaube ifriper iig ira
Nnr 600.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-05
Snnnsmnnlsitcnpnrnie

moolpeuli9e areOie / Stortinget ifal
oct pPrc pna Sale at fremi9tte aran
onL al tiltrpoenoe S%tenogrofer fol
tuune ifripe 2on0smtaol.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-05

Gn 6pinbc err inopoIat ! aomot
Serrebsitpre, 2iter9aIen.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-05
25.Slars Smbilanm Tor amtsito

larneS Oprettelie / Snrlsber9 o9
9aruifs glnlt ieircoeS iorIeoen pes
Ssnore amtsifole / Suuoberreo mee
ct SoltemgOe. hportil Ell DtPng6e
Wenraifer bopoe inhfnroet Jig. Ger
lia uar Der fommct chi bel Gel plore
Sleper tilite0e.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-05

Sa~arn0naten / Dor. 6reIiers airfa
| ariitionia er mi inooraget. Otter
Den llopifling. iom 6orholoene bar
taQet Der / 9pen / De ienere Iar. bleb
CEN onieet for al uPre al mln0re
9tptte.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-05
Rnshfe Nanomeuo pootrnfer en-

llohuat nGite CONNER til Oomrorf.
mcooeIer "llgcifr. | Comb"
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-05
@rnpp, Nolciuno! No[eiuub ioc

III lin 46he Siifeoamper. Genue
SInohe foiter iieIge "Ssnomsrs-
potter 100000 SIR.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-05
auitbart Sinaitisl.

ioreningcr "Srem" ue0 Norhus bar
iielae ~Suoit SuSNuropl" til oen nm.
opretteoe "Spo No6SherreoS Seitc'
opIsiorenna ioiat et ron ~ Mars
Siroitisl Tor $4,000 ar. fontant og
5000 ar. pao SiIfoar, Jolt $4,000
&runer.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-05
Ienaemnntninacn.

JtlSISl utStit
foreladr idar uonpntei iom Sfiae.
mint 100000 SIR. Sslp % 100000
Sr. / aobber.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-05
Menbeitc. 8ommisfuncu

HeIibetfcsS Vt mmtstuncn er tfel9c
"Sromsspolten" It'll iTrbig meb I'M
9eioring al Ieitfinmarfer. I'll na-
Ite Mar ifal gltfinmorfen befores.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-05
Niffelien - life Widclieu. Ser

omfomne Sanoeiioros6ame beo Sit
ga WIffelien % par Cater al Sp9'
meter Sofob Miffelien. Siut bearo.
neoes / Soroeiioro lnber ltor 1elto'
qelie 90 Sla9nitg oper belle Spell.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-05
SnbitiQet til Wf1un.

genoe ira SSrtopamtere / aorgen.
Norblorb, ON ct Stotstilifub poa
5000 SIR. til 9pffeIie al Sab, loni
De leo pen 9erraiet / Hesoaeu ifior.
inoitiaes al Regieringen til Iiilag.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-05
gruno. Z

granb. 2pQeboIiaen ! Galbpoucr
er totaIt neobrrHot. meIorS ira &an-
herS. Slocu er i%ormeutIig ooitooct
oe0 9errS Seq me0 Spnoitiftcr Tn
Tcl Srobo hrGubtc S~taeleoe9
brpnofe @ieiteitepi0crne Ssl. Der life
par aSiureret. Nlel2 SSluile tlIits-
beroe 8aaro bar flcre @anae at.
tpnbt. men bet lpffeoes oog az reooc
8oar6en.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-05

GitersuulGg. Zen enaelite aupteiu
Sun0emorn, Gier al @ulla 8aarb :
Suren0alen. tur peo Sefret9ren Tor
Siiteriielifabet / ariitiansiuno, Nm.
tom Sanion, laoet forpaate for CT
SioSrum al 40 aar Ct 2itersunIGI
poo @oaroet 2pen pdn Sitteren, til
berenoe 8aurobrlger Sauoc. Sr.
Sanoemann bar itinet til 0i5poittion
FOR Sr. Sonion, ser fol pore 9eIm.
rer al anlpgget, oe ~nsOuen0i8e Zen.
denioler I'll Grit.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-05

Gn niripiais Gciic gioroe Tor en-
SiO ii6eu Ell SITTER. Der / Aaleiuno
tom omborO Snmptibet "Sosio
for at reiie til Bergen, Sfibet ifuloe
iniolertio life til Bergen. npeu til
@uaIaro. % Nar6en maatte isIge
me0 til sun. IA ban life funoe be.
tale 6ragte1, b%enoenote ban iig til
aoniuIen, % Bernie Uioite mgen an.
ben aaao, END al fda BAN iorbpret
meS en- 6iitemuffe hi Sslano. "a
ban her bapoe optiert zig .en0ei Ben.
ee. illate ban meo Smuffsn tilbage
I'll GngIano % tom enoelIa meo
Tampifibet ~Senus~ til Bergen mi
iorIeoer DAG. beretter "Sersens vi.
terblGo".
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-05

Spt&ialb. Tbp S~oanepraTt ! Nj.
be ira 1859 iii 1880 6rco 0laiS
0toe er 900 / Rosfiloe. IS Aar gam.
mel.
aoptein, BcitIneiter SilSner t
alampenbora er osb lr6er %iornoauo'
crne Spgoom, 70 Nar eunurcl. Zen
Nfhsbc bopoe / mango War pTret
6oritoHoer poa alampenborg Sern'
bnnritntton
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-05
HrGitcn 6lep iinbsina. 8eb @aauar

GrGitcr blep iinbsips. Seb @aug$p
airfe. bpor Der ~forleben Sgnbag ifltls
DC bolbes aoniirnration. bIep SUBS.
tleneiten pdd en- noflaa ubpggelig
@faa0e %iorbinoret, ioet BerionelfopeI.
Ian Sunbe, lom ifltI0e iorrette @uos.
tieneite, pao oct forte Stpffe Gei
ira Sauobnnoler goic til airfen
pluoielia te9 ~tiIfielOs, @ifriueS ner nj
"6ior0ene@ 8Iao". airfenlmltel lao
lGn9e og pente0e pnn, al TrG1ten til
iIltt ifltl6e tomnns tilbaae. men ban
llGeblep. ga oct truf i Sangorag, gif
man enOeIig afgaar0e for at leoe efter
BAN. Ssrit le0te mn / 2ogiet % II
Sen rltt0t &pgoen pad ole tpnteli5a
90 lt0nfeIige Slcoer. 0n Oct par
frigtesleit. le6te mani lGrtgep 90
lpngere tiIiielos. buor man enoelIg
iunbt Hrriten oppe pan heleite Brit
rabonnc f%uloitpnDia iinbSforolrret.
oa uoeu at man funoc iod ldmmet'
bpn1etoe Gale al hen itaffels liIpt.
felioe Molto. Ioftor blep berttet
ltrar. &upenun Sun0e par en- ugt1t
pnqrc op9tig M}uno. Senere meloeS,
at bal, or ilGiten bra l8ien.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-05
/ ForUetrpk

;. Sde Cpns 100000 al 2seorutsEOfens ROr8sstart e: ir Iruse noen
~ ubdgt "a oi bar Tor Ell 4o ioen moOnset auOet Oplas al 10000.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-05

Dc samlc Hapne. WilitPrfoml.
teen oil unhefale @ienopto9ellen al
oen eontIe ReginertsbenRonellc.
Zen oil o9ioo iltoitiue paa, at aana'
leriufoelingernc poanp ltol talne5
9rdarner. Gnopioere oil et AZ $40
miteens Meblemmer pGffe Ntottoll
ont, at DC iIeite Al 9atnlionerne %
9iegimenterrc ifal berrpucS cfter De
Qamlrelnorife 9orbifab$nnpnc. I'll
Grempcl ifliIoe ReoenGs @atolipr
beoe NuitugOers Battalion, meoenS
Wunbifuberre ira Glitter o. Wtan0alS
Mnlt fomnier til at tilhere Geitug'
oera. Hognlon0s 9atalion uiIDe trP-
DC ~iiteGetior StapailgerS, % oisle ire
gatolioncr ifuloe tiIiammen oarne
NeGcrs Reginent. Noropoo piloe DIT
Qamle Sodlogalnno blipe erinoret
peo ct 9utalionS. eIler fonife enoog
peo ct Heaimentsrnon.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-08-21
FEARS LYNCHlNG.
Negro Suspect Held at Oklahoma
Csty Thinks a Rope Awaits Him,

Oklahoma City. Aug. 20.-Will
Favors. the copper-colored negro
porter who is accused of the muir
der of Miss Wild. at Peirce City,
Mo, is under arrest here. He ad-
mits that he WAS in Peirce City
last Sunday, but says that be can
prove his innocence by five men.
He says that he was at the depot
from 1910, the time when the
s'Bob" train returns from Moaett,
until after the finding of the girls
body. He does not want TO go
back to Peirce City during the
excitement.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-08-21
PUBLIC SCHOOL TERM.
Preparations Being Completed For
the Opening Next Month.

The vinita public schools will
open on the 18th Of September
with full corps of teachers and
with a better general equipment
than ever before.
Prot. Dugger, the principal, wiz
20 to Kansas City and other points
to study their systems OF public
schools and will adopt such OF
their methods as be tanks appli-
cable to the Vinita schools.
The present faculty is as follows:
w. S. Digger, principal; Mrs. j.
L. Sherer, Mrs. Mary Browning,
Mrs. o. G. Athey, Miss Stella
Davis, Miss Annie Lyons.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-08-21
SUSPECT ARRESTED.


Tulsa, |. T., Aug. 20.-Late lsst
night H. A. Thompson, city mag
shal. and Dean Hogan, deputy
United States marshal, arrested q
negro supposed to be the Peirce
City, Mo-, murderer. The full
description Of the murderer has
been telegrsphed and the negro
fills it in every detail, even TO the
color of his socks. He is in the
city jail awaiting Identification
from Peirce City.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-08-21

Vernon, twenty FIVE miles from
Peirce City. Flavors will surely
be lynched if brought back. II is
not believed that Barrett will be
molested.
The excitement that attended
and followed the lynching OF the
Godleys continued all night. The
morning only found the enraged
white people more determined
than ever to rid the city and vi
cinity ofthe negroes.
After 'striDging young Cooley
up to pole and Kidding his body
with b0llets the mob went to the
house Of French Cooley, the
young mans grandfather, and shot
him to death. Then they bonn
barded Ike Carter's house, in
which were Pete and Robert
Hampton. all negroes. fete
Hampton, who was 70 years old,
was burned to death. His wife
and Robert Hampton escaped
through the flames.
The mob then marched from
place to place, burning negro
houses and. firing into them. The
negroes fled in all directions,
many taking refuge in the woods.
while others came.as far as Spring
field TO find places OF safety.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-08-21

Piles are not only 10, and OF them
selves very painful and annoying, but
often greatly aggravate and even
cause other grave and painful af-
fections, and should, therefore not be
neglected. Tabler's Buckeye Pile
Ointment is a great hoon to sufferers
as IL will cure them. Price, 80 cents
in bottles. Tubes, IS cents. at Peo-
ple's Drug store. DIV
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-08-21
REIGN OF TERROR
Amongst the Blacks, who Have
Fled the City to Escape Death
at the Hands of the Infuriated
Citizens Who Destroyed Their
Homes.


Something like order is being re-
stored in this little town after two
days and nights Of the widest ex-
citement that was ever expert.
enced in this section of Missouri.
Alter the burning Of their cabins
last night by an angry mob OF citi-
zens looking for the brute who
murdered Miss Caselle Wild, the
zegroes have all fed. leaving the
bodies of three of their number
who were iynched last night, un-
buried.
The men who were engaged In
the unsuccessful man hunt have
gone to their homes, completely
exhausted, and while they are
seeking rect, hope is entertained
that the officers of the law will
run down the culprit who has
caus ed so much bloodsbed. IL a
capture is made there will be an
other lynching. That is sure.
The arms taken from the armory
here Monday night we're returned
today and almost every rifle has
been accounted for. The author
tiles have had their plea for good
order listened to and tis believed
that there will be no more trouble
If the murderer is not brought up
on the scene.
The funeral of Miss Wilds, the
Young womaa who was murdered
Sunday afternoon while returning
from church, was held this alter
noon and attended by probably
1900 people. She was very
popular young woman and hardly
could a more severe blow have
been dealt this community than
her murder and the manner Of 1t.
The citizens of Peirce City say
that as negroes have committed
several such crimes in the past
ten years none shall live here in
the future. The same feeling al
ready existing at Monet, four
miles east OF Peirce City at the
end OF the Frisco passenger divis-
ion. 1t may be necessary for the
road to change all Porters In
Springfield hereafter.
George Lark, a porter on the
st. Louis and San Francisco rail-
way. whom French Cooley, be-
fore he was shot to death, charged
with being Miss Wild's murderer,
was arrested in Springfield this
morning and is in jail here. Lark
declares he is innocent and says
the man who committed the crime
boarded with him and fed. Blood
hounds which started at the scene
of the murder went at once TO
Lark's house.
Eugene Bsrrette, negro, con-
fessed that man named Flavors
who had boarded with Lark is the
real culprit. Flavors is under
arrest at Oklahoma City, Ok, and
Barrette Is under arrest at Mount
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-08-21
Mrs. Shanzhan Dead.

Mrs. Mary Shanahan, wife OF Mayor
Edward Shanaban. died at her home
in this city this morning at seven
O'Clock, after a protracted illness with
typhoid fever. The funeral will take
place tomorrow at 10 a. m. from the
Catholic church.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-08-21

Constipation. impaired digestion,
and a torpid liver, are the most COM
mon ailments that are responsible for
tired, listless. tagged out feeling that
makes the summer a dreaded period
to 50 many people. Herblne will cure
constipation, It improves the dIges-
tion aud arouses the liver to normal
activity. Price. 50 cents, at Peoples
Drug store. DIV
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-08-21

Many who were present at the ser
vice at the opera house Sunday night
expressed a desire TO hear the remain
der Of the large chart explained Our
subject tonight will be, IAN Evening
in the Worlds Greatest Library"
II. WARNER NUBv.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-08-21

Union Sunday School Program.
What are the Requisites OF a Sunday
School superintendent? ...........
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. J. h. Quilliar
The Ideal sunday School Teacher. -.
...............----. ..f- n. cmltn.
The Object OF the Sunday School
How IL may be Fulfilled. .......-..
..................... G. Stretch.
How to Reach Children who do not
Attend Sunday School. .......---.
...-....... Miss Nettie Duncan.
The Use and Ab1se OF the Inter
national Sunday School Lesson.
...... ......-.F. 5. E Amos.
Each OF these topics will be open for
discussion. and il Is hoped many Sab
bath school workers will be present
aud take part. At the Methodist
church. Friday evening, 8 o'clock,
August p.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-08-21

Morning Glory and African Java
Coffee, fresh roasted at Balentine's.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-08-21

Prof. Mockle will give lessons at
reasonable rates on piano. organ, VIC
lin. mandolin, or guitar. Leave or
ders at Schleicker's iewelry store.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1901-10-01
Sensible Words.

In an address at Princeton, New Jer-
sey, made on the occasion of President
McKinley's death, ex-President Cleve-
land uttered the following words,
which are full of wisdom:
"The man who is universally mourn
ed today achieved the highest distinc-
tion which his country can confer on
any man; and he lived q useful life.
He was not deficient in education, but
with all you will hear of his grand
career and his services 70 his country
and his fellow citizens you will not
hear that the high plane he reached or
what he accomplished was due entire
ly to his education. You will instead
constantly hear as accounting for his
great success that he was obedient and
affectionate as son, patriotic an6
faithful as a soldier, honest and up
right as a citizen, tender and devoted
as husband, and truthful, generous
unselfsh, moral and clean in every re
lation of life.
HE never thought any of thos'
things too weak for his manliness
Make no mistake. Here was mos
distinguished mana great man-
useful man-who became distinguish
ed, great and useful because he hai
and retained unimpaired qualities c
heart which 1 fear university student
sometimes feel like keeping in tn
background or abandoning.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1901-10-01
THE COLUMBIA WINS
The First Race in the lnterna.
tionaI Yacht Race.

The Columbia and Shamrock had
their first of.five races for the Ameri-
cas- cup. off Sandy Hook, Saturday.
The race was fifteen miles on straight
course, and return. 1t was very close
race from start to finish. The Sham
rock reached the turning stake first,
but the Columbia took the lead on the
home stretch, and won by three
lengths.
In London, the crowds on the streets
cheered wildly, thinking the Shamrock
had won.
The race was so close, that there
is much uncertainty as to the other
four races, and Upton, the owner oi
the Shamrock, is much encouraged.
and thinks his vessel will win.
In the two races that have been made
one not being counted as race
there was only fair breeze, and Lip,
ton counts on winning in stiff breeze.
But his vessel was beaten by the old
Shamrock on the other side, in a stiff
breeze, and the Columbia beat the old
Shamrock in the cup races, three years
ago. The Columbia, however, does best
in good wind. 1t looks, therefore, as
if the chances favor the Columbia for
winning the other races.