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The evening Republican., 1902-04-11
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT.

MIR. and Mrs. George Turner have
issued Invitations for the wedding OF
their daughter, Miss Lena B. Turner
to Oscar (. nraper The wedding
Will take place on the evening OF
April % at the home of the bride IS
parents, No. G35 West Third street.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-11
Christian Association Notes.

The Dating Club of the Y. NJ. G.
A. have decided to go in camp at
Bowers Beach this summer. The
Whites and Maroons will play anoth.
er basket ball game on April "a.
Another hare and hound chase will
be held on April %. .a
N xorsap III aeouutry town Iii Illinois
AFTER tfyInG SR6dy SdvJftIy60 n TUNIUysrtu
vain, It's said, has writton tho follow
testimonial TO her druggist who Is boom.
Ing Vinol;
''Dsar Sir: Before taking Vlnol was
too weak to spank the baby. have TAX
en- three bottles and now can lick my
husband. Heaven bless you'll"
The Vinoi agency In Wilnington is N.
B. Danforth's drug store Market and
Second streets. 4
The evening Republican., 1902-04-11
ATLANTIC CITY, N J.
THE SAVOY

Chelsea. Atlantic City, N. J.
Directly On the beach. Sun parlor. Hot
and Geld water in evc.y room. Sea water ia
all bath rooms. steam heat. Write tor
booklet. i:oln.ol tates for entire sprirg
season. Booklet 5, NJ. HANLEY.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-11
DELAWARE CITY,

Clement Reeves and daugh ter,
Miss Fannie, visited friends; in
PkoeniXvlIle. last week.
]. Il. Chears and wife are enter.
tanning their daught er, Mrs. Il,
c. Manning OF Trenton.
DR.. c. II. Earhart, wife and son
and Miss Frances Earhart, Of Phil.
adelphla, were guests al sc. Waits.
Mrs. Clara Kinkead, OF New
Castle, and Miss Elsie Janvier, Of
oil Landsddowne, eguests OF Miss
Martha Janyier.
The ladies OF Christ Church will
uo!d an EAsterlide sale of iancy ar.
licles and children S clothing in the
parish house, Wednesday aud Thurs
day evenings, April 1o.h and lNh.
A supper VIII be aerved in the even
ing.
Mrs. Milne is at Atlantic City.
Fred G. Price, OF Whining ton,
visited his parents lately.
Miss Alice Foard lett last week
for an indeliuite stay in Philadel-
phia.
Mrs. Dempsy, Of Dover, was an
over Sunday guest OF Mrs. John
Ca,rrs.
John w. Thompson, of Philadel-
nbia. spent SUNDAY with w. U.
Rev bold.
Miss Laura Sadler, of Phil ade!-
phia, was the guest Of her parents.
Warren Simpkins, Of Pkiladel-
phia, visited his sister, Mrs. Fran k
Jester, last week.
HoCKEssIN AND VICINITY.
DR.. Harry Walker is anticipating
building y new house this Soring.
Edmund Person is busy remodel
ing and building IL bay window to
his house.
New houses or new additions seem
to BE- in style in this neighborhood
this year.
William M. Eastburn, who has
been confined to the house Since
Christmas. is improving.
Miss E1ith Way. of West Chester
spent Sunday with her parents at
Yorklyn :
A heavy wind storm the other day
blew part of the roof of Huey Kel-
lcy's barn.
Golding & Sons Co. are still mining
clay on the farm Of Jos Eastburn.
Thomas Moore, "a years of age.
seems to be as hearty and thrifty as
he was ten or twenty years ago.
!. W. Eastburn andGilpin Bucking
ham, Of Union, were lucky enough
TO get their oats sOWn before the
storm.
Thomas Mitche.l's new house is
finished all but painting, which is now
being done.
Carpenters seem very slow COM
pleting Stinson's house. 1t seems
at u standstlll at present.
Oscar l.. Eastburh has returned
from short trip South. ..
Samuel Eastburn and Howard
Croft have a few potatoes plante
The wheat is beginning to look
more thrifty. As a general thing II
sdia anOt winter well. sII
sSasI scar n Slys- and Lucy Esstbalrn
spent Sunday evening with Knus
Marshall, of Yorklyn.s ss e
Warren Marshall has been suffering
for several days with very sore hand.
Francis M. Walker, a prominent
lawyer of Wilmington, is coming out
for Register Of Wills this year.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-11
Observation-Disclosures

Miss Louise Bamberger' and samu.
cl Green were married last evening,
atthe residence OF the BRIDES parents
by Rev Frederick Doerr. Only the
Immediate family were present.
They were attended by Miss Gussie
Bamberger and Harry Downing.
They left on a Southern trip.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-11

The regular prayer meeting of the
Band Mission will be heldlthiss even.
ing.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-11

The ferry boat Edgewater left to
day for New York.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-11
sAPp--STEFFY.

John Sapp, OF Philadelphia, and
Miss Estelle Steffy, we'll known in
musical circles of Dover, were mar
ried at the brides residence, on Gov.
ernors avenue, yesterday. by Rev. L
E. Barrett, D. D., the new pastor Of
Wesley M. H.. Church.
Milmy Lain, of near Dover was
best man and Miss .Aadie Sicily. SIS
ter OF the bride. was bridesmaid.
Miss Nina Prettyman, niece Of the
bride, played the wedding march.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-11
DOWN STATE
NEWS.
ODESSA.

At the town election on Monday
afternoon the following gentlemen
were chosen Commissioners, for two
years: A. T. Corbit and John Weist.
Assessor, to serve one year, Jose ph
II. Enos, Treasurer,t to serve one year,
William Ecces At the same time
the vote was against free library.
Miss Emma Shaw, of State Road,
is the guest Of Miss Emma West.
Among the recent visitors from
Wilmington were Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Mcgee, Miss Ida Lloyd and William
Money.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-11
ATLANTIC CITY N. J.
AVON INN

Near Lcach, Virginia avenue.
Em parlors. haths, elevator, steam heat.
Special / usttr rates. $lJ ptr woiK W.
JAMES J.. SMITH.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-11

T'OE SALE--THAr NEW ARD uEsiRA
II be residence No, sl4 Broome street; for
terms apply to James H. lotfecker, Jr., Law
Euildjug, VIII, Del. u cod II
The evening Republican., 1902-04-11

WANTED WOMAN FOR GENEitAL
" houseworkin country, near Wilmington
Inquire OF Harry Emmons, 9Th and Market
streets. M2I-tf
The evening Republican., 1902-04-11

Wilmington we're Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Mcgee, Miss Ida Lloyd and William
Money.
MIDDLETowN.
The lecture by Mrs Mary Clarke
DeVore, which has been announced to
take place in Forest Presbyterian
church this evening, has been post
poned, on account of the death OF Mr..
S. NJ. Reynolds. an official of the
church.
Mrs Edgar Clark and little son
William are guests of her mother,
Mrs. Anna G. Taylor, in Whining.
ton.
The Pittsburg Dispatch says; One
: Of the prettlest wedding ceremonies
solemnized In the Allegheny, valley
: was that which last Thursday even-
ing united the fortunes of Miss G.
! Troyille kier, daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Kier, Of West Railroad
Ayenle, Verona, and Harry Garrison
Budd, one Of the rising young en-
ployes of the Carnegie Steel company
of Pittsburg. whose former home was
in Middletown, Del. The st. Thomas
Protestant Episcopal church in Oak
mont, where the ceremony was per.
formed was made power of beauty
for the occasion.
Mr.. Budd was attended asbest man
by his brother, William L. Budd, of
Wilmington. During the reading of
the ceremony Mendelsshon Spring
Song was played and after the cere-
mony had been concluded Mcndel-
ssohn's ''Wedding March" was play
ed. The Episcopal ceremony was used
and the bride was given away by her
father. The ushers were Messrs.
William A. Tomlinson, of Oakmont,
James H. Budd, of Wilmington.
PORT PENN.
r. r. Starr, Of Salem, was in town
Friday in the interest of Il. N. Ne fl
& Co., owners Of the canning factory.
One day last week Samuel Austin
drove from one and a half miles above
West Chester to his home near the
village in five and a hall hours, the
distance being about forty miles.
During the severe storm on Tues
day the launch owned by George
Jackson got aground in one of the
breeches of Reedy Island, causing
anxiety to those watching from the
shore. Fortunately the tide Was ris'
ing and she tloated before damage
was done.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-11
FREE illustrated BOOK
THE EYE
AND ITS CARE.
HARRY E. THOMAS & CO..
SEQ MARKET STREET
ASK FOR IT.
mil cod tu tn sat
WANTED.

IA 'ANTED--FIRsTCL 7 GLASS DkESSMAK Err
w capable OF superintendiny making of
skirts must be able to cut and tI. Apply
with reference to IL H. scott, 3i4 Market st.
uS
The evening Republican., 1902-04-11

THOR SALE-EUCHRE WINDMILL AND
n tank in perfect order, having city water
will sell cheap Apply 81! King street ,,5,.,.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-11

IIOR SAl.E--AT A Ghl.AT BAHH in 10
Il close an estate, u twn story brck store
and dive ling at be n. n. Cor. B Il Hcald st.
Apply to W. A. Hukll!, Bnyard Building,
nl.tf
The evening Republican., 1902-04-11

w ANTED SECOND HAND FURNITURE
w We buy carpets stoves entire house,
or part uls0 good cast off clothing Call on
or send postal card to Mahon 81 u.s. 50! kiu.
street. Delm. phone Ito D ~ "A; l6J A,
raft
The evening Republican., 1902-04-11

A} hh1Ei help FURNISHED FOa H0
w tus. restaurants and private familiss
tifEnrt notica. ADpIY ItWiiminstuu lnssl
gtltt Once. 2l4 ". 4th street. m.i,H
\ATANTED-dOOD STRONG BOY TO
w lea Ii monumental work. A ply at
Nc. 10 delaware avenue alO-.t
w ANTED CARPETS TO CLEAN.
w Prompt service. REED e. LANG,
Delmarvia phoDe 8.2 lr02 Orange street.
d. Il A. 1887 ID .lll4-2Gt
TldAR Statesmen WANTED, EXPElu.
~ ence unnecessary, good phy. Emaauel
u Co.. Station j. New York. no II 10 rs!
The evening Republican., 1902-04-11

DOARDING AND LODGING = LUNCH
d cafe. Mrs Kate Bostick, .Oj W. Sth Sc.
as I'M
The evening Republican., 1902-04-11

LNOR sALE-rOUR IiEIFERS | SPRING.
II my and a iug tlrl sng mare Apply at
Tolds farm, 3lst and Market streets
aQ.3I*
The evening Republican., 1902-04-11

LOR SALE-GO CART in GOOD ORDER
l. at 6l5 Adams street, mlt't
lroR SALE CHEAP-4 4POINT ANNUN.
II crtors. Address Annunc!ators. this OF.
Ace. ml4tf
The evening Republican., 1902-04-11

L'OR SALE CuEAP-A sOUrHDoWN
u buck years OLD, fac breeder, in spIen.
did condition. L. II. Hoifeekrr. SIS Market
street a1eoi SD 2tW
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-10-23

aisa lit in sana Srlanb elm einflubs
reiher Jattor getporben, unb fe ibt
cine grObere Ma9t aus, als tie bic alte
Ganb=Gtga jemals befab. 9ie engli5he
@esieruns 1T ourd bieie Sbatfade
berart alarmirt, bab tie fir bic Sdlfte
Der Snfel bas 3nangsseieb protlamirt
bat unb bic 8erbaftuns bon iri1den
Parlamentsmitglieoern unb anberen
p%opuldren Siibrern ni9ts Muberses
lpObnlides mebr bartlett. CUR Be-
tdmpfuns Der 2isa baben ii9 bic eng
lii9en @runbbefiber in Srlanb au
sinem groBen Sruit nit einem &apitale
bon 100000 pereinist, unb ibrer
Snittatipe 1T audi in eriter 2inie bic
Ginfibruns bon 3panssmabregeln
nnb &epreRalien feitens Der Resieruns
Suauf9reiben. Inter bie1en umitGnz
ben aber beanfprudt bic 8pitoner
&onpention mebr als setpDbnli9es sSsnz
tereKe.
Sobn s. Sinertp, Der 1916 in Sal
man, Srlano. seboren purbe, fam
1864 na9 ben Ser. @taaten. @r mar
crit Solbat unb purbe bann sSournaz
lift. Seit 1882 lit er Hebafteur bes
"Gbicoso giti3en." Sm felben Sabre
prroe er in bas Ser. StaatenzG eprGz
fentantenbaus gendblt. 5inertp lit elm
seipaltieer Hebner, Der ii9 bonn On
fang leiner &arriere an Der irii6en
Sadie pibmete.
Wtuiam 8ourfe @odran ftebt gegen@
pdrtig i'm 40. 2ebensiabre unb lit
.ebenfaQs SrlGnber BON Geburt. Set
1871 tpobnt er In ben Ser. Staaten.
gr iibt in Nep Oprt Die Mnnaltsz
praris aus. @Gbrenb Der Sabre 1891
Bis 1895 sebOrte er als Heprdfentant
benz &ongre1e an.
Sobn 6. 3ebmonb, eeboren 1851,
1T Ibpofot unb felt Yarnels Mbleben
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-10-23
Sobn s. Tiuertn.

besbalb ben Namen nWiese Der 5rei>
beit" empfing, pirb oemnd9it Der
S9auplab fir cine 9eriammlunS iein,
ebenfaas beitimmt, segen enslii9es
&esiment gu proteitiren. Dim q. unb
%. Sttober b. S. tast borten bic erfte
rationale &onDention Der r8ereinigten
irif9en 2iga BON Mmerita." Sen 8orz
fib BEL Der @eriammluns fibrt Der
prdiibent Der 2isa, bas grz&onsreBz
mitglieb Sobn s. Sinertp BON Chicago.
9ie Organization bout 1i9 auf ben
9runbfdben Der alten 2anb<2isa auf,
bic balb mad benz Sobe Yarnels in
1891 in ben Ser. Staaten iih aufz
IDite. 9ie 2isa bilbet, pie tire Som
ftitution beiagt, einen n8eiitanb fir
bic 8etpesung in Srlanb," unb ibr
3ped iit bic llnteritiisuns Der Srldn=
Der in ibrem Sample sesen England.
Die Organization fonftituirte ii9 ee=
legentli9 elmer 8erfammluns, Die i'm
9eaember 1901 in Nen 0orf abges
balten ipurbe unb bon Experimentation
SrlGnbern aus faft alien Staaten Der
linton befu9t mar. Sie 2iga lit ieits
benz in erftaunli9em Mabe gepadfen;
lie adblt beute nabeau 200 3peisper>
bdnbe, Die ft9 iber bic ganaen Ser.
Staaten perbreiten.
Sir bic &onpention in Der Sub
Stabt perben mebr als 600 Selegaten
erpartet. Sarunter iperben fid 1olde
prominente Yerfonen befinben, tpie Der
Polititer uno ausse5eidnete 8ebner
Wiuiam 8ourfe godran BON Nep
Dorf. SrlanD ptrb, auber anberen
patrioten, S. 6. Geomonb e%ntienoen.
SIN 8efonoeren bat ii9 bic Ser
einiste irifde 2isa bon Nmerita bic
folgenben 3iele geitedt: sic min Der
@ntpDlferune- Der r@riinen Sniel"
porbeugen unb bic SrlGnber auf
irii9em 8ooen feBbaft MAIDEN. 2ebz
tere foGen rationale Selbftregierung
erbalten, bas gutsberrli9e unb pa9tz
fpftem ion nit 9tlfe elmer Dirt
3ipanssfauf absei9afft perben. Die
2iga min ben 9ungersnOtben Elm Gnbe
bereiten, bon benen Der peftli9e She'll
Srlanbs a%eitpeiie beimseiu9t nirO.
9ie 100000 unb mebr Dollars, bic
laut einftimmisem 8eri9t Der &Dnig=
ltd britifaen &ommiiiion burb lleberz
befteuerung in Srlano idbrli9 erboben
tperben. foaen fir irii9e 3pede 8er=
,penbung finben. 9es Weiteren itrebt
bic 2iga Die 3uridsabe Der @ras~
ranaes bon Gonnausbt an unb Die
@ertheilung berielben unter Die 8e=
nobner Der drmeren Oiftritte. sic
berlanst bic Wtebereinfebuns Der unz
geredter Weife bon ben englif9en
9ausz unb 2anbbeiibern ermittirten
Mietber unb Pddter, elei9e politdn=
bige S4ulbilbuns fir ale Srldnber,
fotpie Die Grtpeiteruns bes Spitems be-
aiigli6 Der unterbringuns unb 8eherz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-10-23

Yrofeiior SrieOrid Sirtb.
ter 2ebrftubl pirb aus ben .3inien
elmer Sdenfung BON 100000 unterz
balten, bic 9eneral !6prace %. Gar
penter gu benz 3pede ma9te.
Srtebri9 9irtb, Der 1916 in @rGz
fentonna, S%biiringen, geboren tpurbe,
1T Elm 8ruoer oes betannten BOLTS
ipirtbidaftlihen Sdriftitelers @eorg
9trtb. Gr mar lange Sabre i'm dime
fifden 3ollbtenfte tbGtis, nobel er als
Statifttter pertbpoae Sienfte leiftete
unb fi9 bur9 tultursefat9tlide Sor@
f9unsen iiber gbina befannt ma9te.
Inter Mnberem CAB er cine @ramma>
tit unb elm !9anbbu9 Der 9tne1tf9en
Spra9e in enslifder Sprade beraus.
9irtb lit cine Mutoritdt auf benz Sc
biete bes 9ineiifden 9anbelspeiens,
unb feline &enntntfe Der 9ef9i9te
Gbinas finb uniibertroffen. Sn Sien=
item Der rufiiiden &eeieruns balf ct
tiirtiide Snf9riften entaiffern, bic ar
ben ufern Der SlifIe Srtbotp urb
Sola in Der Mpngolei entbedt purben.
Jerner orbnete unb fi9tete er cine &plz
lettion Manuifripte, tpelhe ben ruff
fifden Solbaten BEL Der 8efebuns BON
peftng in bic 9G1be fielen.
profefor 9irtb, Der bor fetner Be-
rufuns na9 .@otham" cine profefur
fir 4ineiii4ess Mifen an Der Miin9es
rter l1niDeritdt befleibete, tritt an Der
Columbia an bic Spite Der
Jatultdt bes @inefi&en Depurte,
mentS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-10-23
}arofeGor Jrisorid Dirtb.

Ser befanmte crientaIif an ole Columbia.
ilnioerfitat bermfen.
profeFor 5riebri6 9irtb, Der fira=
li9 CUR uebernabme bes 2ebritubls fir
6ineiti6e Spra6e uno Gei9t9te on
Der Golumbiazltniperfitdt in Seem Oorf
e%intraf, lit elmer Der beoeutenbften
Srientaltf item Der 9eeennart. 8efag>
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-10-23

Die SaneuilsSan in Bolton, mo bic
Patrioten Der ameritanti9en Nepoluz
tion bebufs 8eratbuns Der Mittel unb
Wege CUR Mbperfung Der briti19en
Sbrannei su5ammenfamen unb bic
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-10-23
Cine iri(o6c ]yonUention.
Dnm Der .,Icrciniatcm irii6cn 2isa
bon Mrlcrita" cinbcrufem.

eie ., Wiese Der 0reibeit"-S mmemteS 0ad,Ss
tbam mmo SieIe BET Sisa-7ie ,,@ereimtets
iritd,e 2iea" mao Sefampiuns oerteIbem.
Srisde 3ibrer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-10-23

@iltam Bourfe Cochran.
berguns BON lanbpirtbi9aftliden unb
anberen Mrbeitern. Die Grbaltuns
unb Rultipiruns Der gdlif9en Spra4e
ftebt ebenfalls auf benz prosramm Der
2iga.
Sn Srldnb felbft eriftirt cine patrios
ttf6e Organization unter benz Namen
~8ereiniste iriide 2isa." Sbre 3iele
unb Befrebunsen iinb natirli9 bic
feIben. tpie bic Der amerifani59en 2isa,
NIT Der fe 9anb in 9dnb sebt. Die
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-08-02

with 110.70 square miles, Wyom'
ing with 1880 square miles,
Oregon with 81, 7,030 square miles,
and two.thirds less than Texas
with 265, ,7S0 square miles. Ark
ansas would then be about the
size of Kansas and Minnesota. 1t
ought to be unnecessary to say
that the Indian territory should be.
come part of Arkansas. Indeed,
there is part of this country that
was originally detached from this
state and it should come back to
us as a matter of simple justice.
Our delegation in congress should
have no difficulty in reclaiming
their own. Let us make the effort
and the results may repay us two
fold"
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-08-02
THIS is NERVE.
Arkansas Seriously Discuss
ing the Absorption Of the
Indian Territory.
TAXABLE PROPERTY
In the Territory Looks Good To
the Poor Old Neighbor and
Some Strenuous 'Courting
Is Feomised,
TAXABLE PROPERTY

Abo all NGly WCiA III "A VA 0h0n
But it's pretty tough on Mary Ann"
Just what inspired the poet to
byeak into cong with the foregoing
couplet is obscured in the myster-
les of rag .hme literature, but il he
lived in this day and hour itwould
be credited TO sho swooing that is
bsing in dulged ia by Arkansas.
Tor some reas0n sentiment has
never been associated with our
eastern ncighbor. The mention
of Arkansas has always brought
visions OF pine forests, some rocks,
razor backs and "white mule"
But now il hos assumed the guise
of young Lookinvar coming from
the wrong direction, to win the
queen OF the southwest. 1t may
be however the dowry OF taxable
property which inspired the fol-
lowing dream raade public in the
Arkansas Democrat.
"The citizens Of Arkansas take
kindly to the proposition to annex
the Indian territory. Many were
not aware thal50, 600 natives of Ar
kansas have selected the territory
as their future home. Among
these $4,000 citizens there are
some of the best men in the .coun.
try, and all are desirous OF ad-
vancing the territory to the plane
of greatness to which her natural
resources recommend her. They
would be delighted to have the
territory annexed TO Arkansas.
The same is true of white citizens
who came from other states. They
recognize that If annexed to Okla
homa they would have to over.
come many difficulties which have
long since been passed ia Arkan-
cas-. It is always best for new
territory TO be annexed to an old
state, In this particular case Ark
ansas has the advantage Of all
others for the reason that herlaws
are already in force in tho terri
tory. The people are educated to
their observance and are familiar
with our institutions. Ii is easy
therefore to realize what an ad-
vantage it would be to these peo-
pie to be annexed to Arkansas.
Nor would this state have great
or population than she could easily
manage. With the territory an.
nsxed, Arkansas would still be
smaller in area thi n many other
states. At present Arkansas has
. populs'ion of 1,311, 900. while
the territory has population ofl
39z. 900, including Indians. We
should have a total OF 1,703, 900 |
or less than 100000 population |
If we had the territory. Arkansas
has gross area of $3.50 square
miles, while the territory has only |
an area of 80, 400 square miles. Add
the two together and we should
have an area of $3.50 square
miles, which is less than Montana
with l46, ,OS0 square miles, Nevada
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-08-02

Quick Relief for Asthma Sufferers.
Foley's Honey and Tar affords i'm
mediate relief to asthma sufferers in
the worst stages ana II taken in time
will effect cure. Sold by Peoples
drug store. DIV
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-08-02

Vinita Lodge No. 5, A. +. & A.. NJ,
will hold stated communication Sat-
urday, August ., at O'Clock, p. M.
Work in the Third Degree. Members
are requested and visiting brethren
fraternally invited to attend.
T. j. MCCAIN, w. NJ.
e. J. HUNT, Secretary.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-08-02

We are authorized to announce the
name OF James Daniel as a candidate
for seat in the national council from
Delaware district to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of Andy
Hyder. d25S
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-08-02

Good laundry soap and 10 bars for
25 cents at Balentine's.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-06-20

S. r. Hufford, representing the
Champion Harvesting Machine Co, Of
Springfield, Ill, was here Tuesday and
Wednesday selling machines. He I'M
loaded Il car load of goods at our depot
asst week
Read Buston & Sons cake and
cracker ad, in this issue.
Miss Maggie May and Misses Harris,
OF Decatur, Ala, and Davidson, of
Prestonsburg, Ky, guests of Col May,
made flying trip to Pocahontas on
Wednesday, sightseeing, returning yes
terlay in company with Col. May, who
has been there several days this week.
Miss Jaunita Shumate, of Lynchburg,
Miss Sue Tyler, daughter of eX-Gov-
ernor Tyler, Misses Louise and Ger
trudc Venable, Of Radford, IA coterie Of
Nirginia's finest types of young woman
hood were present at the marriage of
Miss Henry on Wednesday, and CON
tributed much TO the pleasure and dig
nifty Of the occasion.
Boston & Sons, Electric light plant
is completed, and running in force
Their large store is lighted by it, and
the service if excellent.
J. b. Boyer & Co. says they have
sold dead loads of wedding presents
during the boom in Tazewell.
s. T. Litz, one of Grahan's best
citizen has recently made sale of
about $4,000 worth of fine property in
West Virginia. Sam is good fellow
and deserves to succeed.
Read the new ads in this paper
Kirby 4 GO. advertise land plaster in
this issue.
Come to Pocahontas on 4th July and
celebrate.
Mrs. Ella Smoot, widow of the late
Richard Smoot, died at her home
near Wittens Mills, last night ut IL
o'clock and will be buried this p. IN.
She was about 80 years Old
Mrs J. c. Greear, whose sad
death SO shocked and grieved the
community, last week was one of the
best women Tazewell has ever pro-
duced. Her family of upright children
rise up to call her blessed. We trust
some friend will furnish us short
sketches of her and Mrs. Shoots life
two splendid women to die so nearly at
same time, in same community.
Rev. r. X. Sutherland called to see
us Tuesday. Mr.. Sutherland is very
busy looking after the building of the
new parsonage. When the house is
completed he will move his family here.
Mr.. Sutherland had his name enrolled
on our books. He said he was tired
borrowing the News from his neighbors
and besides his conscience was not
easy. He was reading a paper which
some one else was paying for There
are thousands whose consciences are
not so tender.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
To TazeWeH Counfy Citizens:

All persons wishing TO avail them
selves of an opportunity of procur-
ing "Good Pure
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-06-20
Death of a Child.

Della, the only child of Mr.. and Mrs
John Barnett, died on "Wednesday
about o'clock, of pneumonia. The
baby was a splendid specimen OF a
healthy child, and was, of course. the
idol of its parents, who are heart-brolen
by TINS great bereavement. The child
was little over year Old
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnett have the deep
est sympathy Of their neighbors.