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Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-20
THINKS REPUBLIC IS PUNY
President Of Havana University Openly
Advocates Annexation.
LABoRERs DO NOT LIKE NEW GOVERNMENT
Men Employed ON Municipal work
Have Wages Reduced and Are
forced 20 wait for
Their Pay.
(FrOm a stan correspondentl

WASHINGTON. Oct. 19.-(speclal)-A
recent dispatch from Havana says that DR..
Jose Varela-z equiera, president Of the Uni
versity OF Havana, in opening the university
for the winter session, created a profound
impression and aroused the local political
circles Of Cuba through his address. The
cause OF all the excitement was the fact
that the president OF the principal educa-
tional Institution of Cub does not appear
to think that the republic is to be a lasting
one. According to the dispatch, DR.. Varela-
Zequiera spoke two hours on the subject.
Cuba; Yesterday. Today, Tomorrow" He
said that the hands of destiny point to the
e~ventful welcome of Cuba into the family
OF free and sovereign states forming the
great American union. In the course OF his
speech the doctor denounced those who
would foment protest against the PLAT
amendment at this late day as enemies Of
the new republic and the constitution. The
question for Cubans to decide, according to
DR.. Varela- zequiera, is shall Cuba Become
as Great as Texas, or Insignificant as Ha-
waltz"
DR.. Varela-Zequiera is not the only man
with knowledge of Cuban affairs who has
recently expressed himself as firmly be-
lieving that the day is not far distant when
Cuba will ask the United States to again
intercede, and this time not to aid 1t to
fight a foreign foe, but to protect the peo-
pie from themselves.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-20
ARMY OF STUDENTS GROWS
Education Report shows Rapid In
crease I'm Pupils and Money
e on Them.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1s.-The annual re-
port OF the commissioner Of education
shows a total number OF pupils in schools,
elementary, secondary and higher. both pub.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-20

Mrs ID. X. Wright. o~rganist and choir d.
rector OF 81. Barnabas church. will be glad
TO receive her pupils In piano or pipe or
san. Residence studio, $50 n. 2Sd 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-20

To CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LaxatiVe BrOmo ouinine Tablets. This
signature AHHOa on every box
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-20
First is Last.

The first American to be appointed to a
civil position in Cuba, and about the last
American civilian employe to leave the
island, was Major George NJ. Barbour,
formerly a resident Of western New York.
Major Barbour was appointed by General
Shafter to supervise the cleansing Of the
city Of Santiago on the day following the
surrender Of General Toral. That he per-
formed his work we'll is attested by the
fact that not a single case Of yellow fever
has been reported from the hlthiest city
in Cuba for upwards Of three years. Ever
since July, 1898, Major Barbour has been
In practically supreme control Of the sani-
tation, paving and sewering OF Santiago.
During the greater portion of the last FIVE
years he has had something like 1000
Cubans in his employ.
Speaking OF the future Of Cuba, Major
Barbour said: 81 assert from the knowl-
edge l have acquired of the Cuban people
that there are not to exceed 5000 men in
the whole island who are not earnestly and
heartily in favor OF annexation to the
United States. Tho 5000 opponents OF
union are politicians who hope for ONCE
under the republic. Since it has become
known that Senator Elkins OF Virginia and
Representative Newlands OF Nevada have
advocated inviting the republic OF Cuba to
come into the union they are the most
popular Americans known there. TIL COM
mon people of the i~sland-those who must
work for n living-fail to see how they will
be benefited by the tariff concessions advo-
Gated by President Roosevelt. Most of the
sugar lands are owned by Spaniards, Ger
mans, English and Americans and very few
acres by the Cubans themselves. The people
naturally believe that a lower tariff in
America will benefit these foreign owners
without correspondingly adding to their
individual welfare. On the other hand, they
lived for four years under the American
An. ana nrnanaraa as thau narar ia h.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-20
LabOrers shout for America.

Gas soon as the municipal affairs OF
Santiago we're turned over to the local au-
thorities the trouble began. Instead of the
prompt payment OF fair wages to the em+
ployes OF the sanitary department their pay
was reduced. and worse than that 1t was
withheld. Since l came to Washington l
have been advised that the employees of my
department tore down the Cuban flag from
above their quarters and hoisted instead
the Stars and Stripes. They are shouting
for America and cursing Cuba libre.' The
city employees Of Santiago have learned
that there is something behind the flag OF
America and they want that flag as their
emblem again. l am firmly OF the belief"
concluded Major Barbour, that II steps
are not promptly taken to invite the repub-
lie to join the sisterhood Of states there
will be another revolution within a year
and that the Intervention of the United
States will again become an imperative
necessity
1t was we'll understood among his friends
when Charles S. Francis was first appointed
United States minister to Greece tha he
did not intend to adopt a diplomatic career
as his life work. He succeeded his father,
the late Hon. John NJ. Francis, as edition
and proprietor OF the Troy IN. " Times
and he had a natural desire to occupy the
same diplomatic post which his father so
ably filled thirty years ago. Mr.. Francis
was appointed minister to Greece, Rou-
mania and seryia by President Mckinley
some three years ago. He has resigned.
Prefers Newspaper Career.
The announcement of his resignation
caused no surprise among those who know
him, for Mr.. Francis is devoted to his
newspaper property and is anxious 10 re-
turn to the congenlal work which he left TO
represent his country in the historic city
OF Athens. He spent July in the United
States and It is generally understood that
he would have resigned before returning to
Greece but for the desire of the president
that he remain for some time at least at hts
post. H will come back to the United
States within a few weeks and will for
mally vacate his position on December 10.
Although his diplomatic career has been
a brief one Charles s. Francis has made n
reputation for himself which will continue
to rebound to his credit. He has accom-
plished in a very brief time what the State
department has been trying to get for
years. namely. extradition treaties with
two Of the three Kingdoms to which he was
accredited. Besides he has cemented the
friendship between this republic and tho
kingdom OF Greece in such a manner as to
assure lasting friendly relations. The king
and the United States minister are on in
Innate terms and, what is better, they both
demonstrate at every possible opportunity
that the visiting American is sure Of a
cordial greeting in Athens. American
naval ~o1hoers, especially, will regret that
Mr.. Francis has resigned. and American
travellers will miss the cordial. kindly
greeting in Athens. which has made the
American legation there the most popular
diplomatic calling place in all Europe dur
ing the incumbency Of the Hon. Charles s.
Francis.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-20

9. c. Smith. superintendent OF the negro
missions OF Cincinnati, O.. spoke on the
Joy Of Service at the African Methodist
Episcopal church Sunday morning. He
made a plea for happiness in this world.
Fhe New Testament commands TO be
HAPPY, TO rejoice. as often as IL does to
pray he said. she who serves Jesus
best Is happiest. All that Jesus Command
men to put out OF their lives prevents
happiness II Il remains. Hate is agony,
dishonesty is misery; the impure see not
God; the liar hates himself. All Jesus
asks US to do adds to and Is the whole
sum OF human Joy, here and now. Love Is
joy. He who loves his enemy has defeated
him. Sacrifice Is the parent Of more hap
plness than indulgence. Happiness
consists In being, not In having. Char
acteT, not reputation. gives Joy. The past
u ours and is with Us always n ministers
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-20

Steadily increasing business has necessi-
tated an enlargement OF this cafe, doubling
its former caDaCitY.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-11

at uofere I'm 0erning, tbi ianO %
mng6eo filler Menneitet / bet rette
5orbolO til ale goOe 8aoers @ipsr,
aiper G~rtenoelie ON, al nan at iig ielb
er intet, formadr intet, og fdar 9ierz
tet til at iuble At 5at, nadr man faar
9op til at pore meo / 9iitipelitaren,
ION betros ct om END moi Iaa ringe
arbeioe i Meiterens 5ieneite.
Sda fan MAJ tatte for gombgelien,
oer pirter g~omng6eb, ielo DIN ben till
innelaosnbe letter cen enc / Yerben,
rsoer 9ennerne, 6orttager Snbfpoelz
ZEN. ger cen iaa lille, at nan fun ens
Ter at itjule fig for 2loeroen. Def
pibner 10 fun om. at ri er .rpttet op
/ en- bpiere alasie". bDor hi oioere ItaI
uboannes til ben 9erning, iom ri ital
uoretfe paa9eien hjemao, om,at ben az
magti9e SUB, 6imlens o9 Sorbens
Sfdber p~erIonlig tuger fig At Dor Spz
ord9elie, ban, Der dlorig banbler /
glinbe eIer uben ct 9dnife beitemt
Ulaal / Sigte. 9ereoes gomngelien
Tdd al ems 9enner, elsr ems SLENDER,
eaer 6oor Iom belit ben fommer ira.
ben tommsr boe fra 5aberen, uOen
6pis Siaabelle intet 6aar tan trums
mes paa bens 6ooeb, iom bar gipet iig
un6er bans 2ebelie % @%aretagt, og bt
MAJ tdtte for g~bmDeelien. ION en- goo
0dpe, fommen neb fra 2Dienes 5aoer.
X X 4
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-11

8riitelig 9agefOrening er glaO peO,
at giterlanosmisiionen bar raft ben
ell 6aanO, % pi bar bet 6dab, at bet
ifdl mites os Al 1ialpe Dor tare Sol
legd. Or. 5pr 4loule / bans @erning
blanbt 6ebnin9erne. Oct er en- Iolib
Gage og en- iolio ariiten. !0dn Ter
paa 9agegerningen Iom ben Biting,
ben unoer Oisie 5orbolo ifal Oere.
W}an er oerfor litter pad, At ban life
al 5nteresIe for oenne 9ioenitab gtemz
mer, At 6oDeoopgaben er at f%ortDnoe
Gpangeliet, % At 9e%gegerningen Der
fun er berettiget iom Sjener for Wliss
iipnen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-11
On YOlnpgelis.

ngbmpgbeo bragte mig 2gre, 9gre
braats mig 9opmoo. 9opmoo brdgte
mig 5olo, % 5dIo brugte mig YOs
mngbeo." Saalepes omtrent lpoer
0rihenfelOs Orb. oa ban / tit LANCE
5angielslip If eeiligbeo til paa n9rs
mere 6olo at betragte fit 9ips ieliOmz
me Sfueipil og tGnfe oper De Wta9ter,
unotr bpis 5nofIpoelie, ban baOoe pGs
rst og Oirtet. Oct ipntes, Iom enote
ban, bpor ban be9pnote efter at BABE
sropet omirent aft og nnot aft, bpab
osnne 9erpen bar at bpoe. ut 8riHsns
felot bar fpritddet oeniigten meo osnne
unoerlise &reosgang og fattet, at Der
par Spitsm / Den og S~9rliaheo bag
peo Den, berom oiOner en- anoen al
hans ll0talelier:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-11
Misiionererne iom Eager,

Deb ct Misiionsmebe / Mibbelfart
tom Experimentation Iom Misiionens
9j1lper pad 8ane. Sm bette piatiae
Spsrgsmaal ubtalte Or. groberlen,
2pnsbp fig fom fslser:
Saore COB og fulbfommen ubeif
Gfabningen at Cubs !6aanb. Men
Spnben Tom inb | gerben % bermeb
Dsben meb ale bens Jorlsbere af
Spsbom os RIB, Os be trenste isens
mem til dle Menneifer. Saa tom Cubs
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-11
@mglen fra v6rauene".
tgf &eo. 9obn Bancroft 7euius, Brat
Rep Yolf.)

,5arpel, 5Iorence = ieg pil p9re
hos big paa Raaoituen / Morgen,
naar ou mar oerben," fdgoe en- mtos
o~elalorenoe Some meo ct 6liot Nniigt,
ibet BUN tpsieoe en- ung pige, n9ppe
NOT 20 4ar gammel, ION bar mistentt
for Morb. 8enne glat. Den q. Sc
6ruar brqnbte BART Qpe. 6oteaet, og
mango miiteoe 2ipet. 5gr Morgenen
grDeoe par ogiaa Rebecca Salome
5oiters Qanb penot tilbage til Sub,
bpOrfra ben tom, og 5lorence madtte
gda for Retten uoen ben innlise Rarz
pRrelie at gn9elen fra .56e Bombs.
gad Center Str. iNep 0ort, firegloef
fra airfen, bDor jeg tiener iom Brett,
ftaar en- gpgning al International R1.
Den lape, graa Stenbpgning / 9gpps
tiff Still bar gipet plabs for IN mere
impOnerenoe. os iamtiOig bar Rabnet
.5be Combs" furanoret fig til gpz
59ngielet. Der er n9ppe nogen amez
ritunit gp pg fua eDropaiife, iOm life
er repraienteret Der. 5 ct balpt 4ars
bunoreoe bar ,56e combs" p9ret
ensbetpbenbe meb SDnb og 2ibelie.
6ertil bliuer bper mistenft braet, me-
oens Dom og Straf benter paa BAN.
Ser er 5orbrpoere al enboer 4rt bles
ben enbnu mere b9roebe pad 2aitens
Del; mungt ct Menneffe, ION bar Sf@
fer langt mere enD 5orbrDber, bar Der
tabt Mooet, og meo 5elelisn, at ban
10 bar ,merfet" er traaot inD pda ben
gane. fom fra fsrit bar bam imob.
Sper ben tunge tilitengebe Snbgang
til bette 5ansiel tunbe meb Rette iet=
tee oisie Orb: Sab tilbage aft
9aab, 5, fom tr9be berinb."
Sno / bette 9jsm for Sfam og
Spno traaOte for 10 Mar iibsn en-
aDinoe at iDblig 9erfomit. 3 benz
oes tiolige Ingbom bar bun en- fejret
Sfsn6eo, fufb al 2io os Muntsr6eb,
men ielp ben Sang fulo at bet Moo.
Der gerne opofrer Jig. SUN blso gift
meo General Sobn u. Softer, meb
bDem bum lebebe ct lptteligt Ggtefa6
Da benbes gsrn 6leb potsne begbnbte
BUN at tdge fig at minore pelitinebs
gern. 9un opretteoe en- Spifole, fom
inart fplotes til S%rangief, os en- rig
Dame 6pggeoe ct fort 5us / groome
Str, til en- Slass 4rbejoe os talote
bet Subs Joripns Misfion".
paa Oenne Sib bsrte Mrs. Softer
ON Janssrns i og6s COMIC, Os Jun
og benbes 9stre meb andre 0enner,
gift unbertiben ber6en Ssnbag efters
miobas for at prsDe paa at gore bet
libt feitligt for Staflerne berinbe. @eb
bsnbes Manbs 9eb ! 1890, og ba ben
BEG gsrn a1e bar forlsrseoe, be0iseoe
BUN fig ubeluftenDe bisfe to Sing,
benbes SpifOle os benbes 5ansielss
arbeibe.
5 0interens &ulbe, fom | Connie
rens 6ebe bar BUN Der trofait peb 1T
4rbeibe, at bringe libt Chs inb | biss
fe Menneffers iergelise COB. Sfer
tos BUN fig at be unge piger, iom altib
bos benbe fanbt en- Mobers Joritdaels
fe og Meobnt. Mange at benz, iom
bar arreiteret for fbrfte Gang, fit BUN
Grisipelfe for, og tog benz ub til ct
Diem, bun baDbe paa 2anbet til bette
9rrg, og anbragte benz fenere / Stif<
finger eIer bos Jolf, bpor be life bar
faa meget ubfat for isen at fable I
Jriftelfe.
.6enbes Misfion bar meb s6jerte os
Billie at binlpe be fdlbne, og benbes
Raob og Mebfslelfe bar ! utaIlise
1iIfrfbe biufpet en- Gdnse til efter
enbt StraHetib at bespnbe 2ibet paa
en- bebrs Maabe. GUN bar peltenbt og
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-11

Naar 9Rierns benueuoer Jig til 5oIf. Der
auerterer / 8laoet. enten for at tpbe hos benz
eller ior at iaa Gplpsninger ON Oct aoertes
reoe. bebes De altiO omtale, at be ioa 4uer-
tisiementet bette Blao. let oil pRre til
geniibis Gptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-11

len netOp laa / en- iaa trp9 SsOn, at
man fanot bet urimeligt At petite
6enbe.
.griniesien maa aaigtoel 0Gttesl9
foareoe 9erfebiiioppeu; nj tomrler l
Statsforretninger Os MAD a6lolut faie
meo Dronningen - ielp Den lpoelie
Sepn fan life pare os heai9 I bette
gjebIit."
qiot efter trddote Den ~efterlpur9te
inb. tleot / en- lang, 6oio STOLE, ians
menbolbt ON qipet meo ct 90lte, opsr
9fuiorene faItet ct li8eleoes 10iot
S6apl eaer Slag % bare 5e00er I
Moraenitoene. 6enoes imutte, 9pls
ben6lonbe 6ddr bang leit neo ao &pgs
oen til oper gelteiteOet; benoes Zine
par, Itpnt enbnu mGrfe0e al Ssoneil,
t%aarefnlote; men / pprigt BAR bun ros
lig % fprte Ifg meO en- imponerenoe
garbigbeo.
De to 0errer rleooelfe 9e'Ue' u
aonqen par opo og bun Ielo uoradbt
til reaerenoe Drowning al Storbrits
tannien % SrlanO, bOorpdd De bejeoe
ane for 6bs. MdjeItGt. fnsieos benz
bes Saano % uobuO fig 4enbes gefas
linaer. gronningen ipareoe 9erpaa
fun fclsenoe Orb: ySeo til SUB for
mia, Mnlorbs, % anmoo eorO Mels
bourne ON at beIese mig"
9erefter traf Dronnin8en, Der par
itertt beoqgst, ia 6urtig tilbage. )
a%orrtooren til tit @arelie msOte bun
5rpfen Qet3en. iom sniteoe 6enOe tll<
9bffe ga BAD benoe alorig glemne ut
9efte ON at 6lipe en- GOD 0ronning.
Den ungs 5pritinoe grab MI itartt
% tunoe intet ipdre.
9d Drowning 9ittorid par IS aar
oammel "a enbnu fun griniesie, bdpoe
bun / nogen lib snilet en- 3utte, ION
LA / ct 6eitemt gutitspinoue. Out
fen foIteoe s 9ence, men Dem madtte
Der ipares iammsn til. Smlioer ndr
Snmmen .nadet, og glGoeitrddlen0e
tom ben fife grinIesie uo al gutitten
meo i'm QUITE.
Qige uOen for itoO imioIertio en-
boerit fdttig og baarlig fiaot Wdnb,
ION, i bet ben file qi9e traaote uo,
aioroe 5iaeb til at oiae iige noget til
6eube. men / bet famine betGntte Ii8.
qriniesien bleO life bdn9e, men
Ipurote BAN, ON bet bar henoe, ban
oiloe tale meo. Manoen gap til Spdr,
at ban bar iaa fulton.
Gent liotl" iagoe priniesien %
git after inb / gutitter, bpis Snoe6ds
per bun BAD ON at tdge 8utfsn tilbas
ge til en- anben Sang og aiOe benoe be
8 Qence tilbage. 9a bun hapbe fddet
qengens tilbaee. gift bun uo til ben
iultne Mdno og GAP bom De idmmens
ipdreoe 6 Qenee.
0a Qrinlesie @ittoria par blebsn~
Drowning, talote bun itrafs fine 6ofs
banner iammen o9 ipurgte:
oGr jeg M en- pirtelig 3ronning2"
ga, Dsres Majeitat", lso SDaret.
.adn ieg iaa gre aft, boao ieg Oil,
uoen at fdd SfnnoP"
o9eres WajeitGt fan hanole ganite
2nTte."
oSaa gin mig itrats en- Sop grsn
5e", 6efaleoe ben unge Resentinbe.
oMo'r bar albrig billet giDe mig COP
til at brittle grsn Sc. Gu pil jsg bog
fe, ON ieg bar onbt at at brittle Oen."
Drowning 9ittoria brat belle ire
og par naturligois odarlig
l9ngs berefter.
Drowning 0ittorid babbe megen
for fine Sieneitefolf, iom
bun ale falote peb 5orndpn, liseiom
bun bibIte neje 9eiteb om bsres pripate
5or6olb.
pa en- betenbt Diplomat tom til
bar Dronningen me9et be-
9un ipurste ct at De tongelige
gern ON 0runben til 9ronnineens
ps fit til SDar:
so, en- at Stuepiserne 6ar lige fors
tdlt Mo'r, at bun bar miitet fin ga
oer."
M...L..:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-11

bliuer ienot til Subitribeuter. inotil uotrni.
telis Cpiieelie moOtases al no9ioerne oe al
@elo er betalt. / Cperensitemmelie meo BE
5oreneoe Staters Epltlope.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-11
Reoaftur: 9ura1o SEMEN.

Entered at the Post Office at Blair, Nebr.
as second-class matter.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-09-12

Just received fresh car S. & P. flour
at Garrison's.
Cash or trade paid for butter and
eggs at Balentine's.
Good oats 25c bushel at Garrison's,
Harris building.
A large, convenient room TO rent;
within one block OF town; private
family: furnished or unfurnished. APP
ply at Chieftain office. q
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-09-12

The asbestos in the Superior
Range is not exposed to the fire,
consequently it will not crack and
roll off in year or less time. For
sale only by Frazee Hardware and
Furniture.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-09-12

Voting booths are placed over town
for your convenience. Vote for the
flower queen.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-09-12
At BaIentlne's.

1t will be to your interest to trade
at my store this month. Yours re-
spectfully, (Mrs.l II. BALENTINE.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-09-12

The Darrough Hardware Co. is go
ing TO give away another stove
to the little girl who sends In the
most signatures Of people who use
Bucks stoves.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-09-12

See the modern cooking wonder
the Majestic Range at Darrougn
Hardware Co. Don't get left.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-09-12

1t will be to your interest to trade
at my store this month. Yours re-
spectfully, (Mrs.) H. BALENTINE.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-09-12
Local Sayings.
Miss Anna Robbins is sick.
Tin fruit cans at Ed Lees.

Miss Anna Robbins Is SICK.
Tin fruit cans at Ed Lees.
New turnip seed at Garrison's.
Chickens wanted at Balentine's.
Single harness $3.50 at Lee Baretts.
Carrier boy wanted. Carl Bradley. !
Spring chickens at Cowan and
Smarts'.
All kinds feed at Garrison's, Harris
building.
Fly nets. busters and whips at Lee
Barrett's.
Rooms to rent-close to town. Ap-
ply here.
Fine coffee and tea speciality at
Balentine's.
w. H. Tarrent is enjoying visit
from his father.
New corn 40c bushel at Garrison's,
Harris building.
d. M. Mars was able to visit his
Office this morning.
Grant Victor is one Of the bailiffs
of the federal court.
Little Ethel Stubblefcld has been
sick for several days.
Attorney Chase, of Nowata, is at
tending court today.
The Misses Hanson, Of Chelsea, are
shopping here today.
The best and largest line Of cutlery
In Vinlta at Ed. Lees.
Have you read Darrough Hardware
Co.'S. ad? Don't get left.
Don't fail to examine the Sup err
ior Ranges at Frazee's.
Nine styles of Superior Ranges
to select from at Frazee's.
The public school rooms are all be-
Ing repaperei and painted.
Help the street fair and some friend
by voting for flower queen.
Arthur +. Chamberlin is expected
home from Tahlequah today.
Get your picture made by George &
Hughes in Raymond building.
The best Range made on the North
American continent at Ed. Lees.
Bruno Graffunder will buy your
second hand stoves and furniture.
Miss jamie Hall, who is III with
typhoid fever is doing fairly we'll.
III you are looking for the best made
Range 60 to Ed. Lees and take look.
Queen Of the flower parade gets a
gold watch in addition to the honor.
Fire company will meet tonight.
All members are requested to be
there.
Best Queen city creamery butter
only 25c per pound. AT Mrs. Balen-
tines.
Money to Loan at per cent. Equit-
able Home Association, A. I. Murphy
general agent.
Ell. Ice ~ ucdul udl eCic iot oSis-
sors, butcher knives, bread knives and
pocket knives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Crockett are
moving to the residence north OF j.
/. Morning today.
A large crowd is expected to go from
here to Dennison, Sept. %, to attend
the fair and races.
Miss Hattie Gore came down from
Bluejacket last night and Is visiting
Mrs. Sam Crockett.
The Leader will move their office
to the building formerly occupied by
Chapman s. Briggs.
The Superior Range is
a abovecompetition. See
them at Frazee's.
A missionary of the Syrian church
was here today soliciting aid for
church school ia Chaldea.
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Remember that dainty Majestic"
lunch next week at Darrough Hard
ware Co. Everybody invited. Don't
get left.
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Leave orders at GarrIson's; alfalfa,
timothy aud clover or any other field
seed.
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The Superior goods
made by Bridge d Beach
Stove Co. is the best at
Frazee'S.
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The Superior Range is
a abovecompetition. Sec
them at Frazee's.

A missionary of the Syrian church
was here today soliciting aid for a
church school ia Chaldea.
If you want to sell your property
and want TO sell IL quickly list it with
the Vinita Real Estate Agency.
The foundation is being laid for the
new lumber yard on the lot where
Brackett's mill used TO- stand.
The largest stock of stoves and
ranges in the south west at Frazee
Hardware and Furniture Co.
Don't fail to see the great Majestic
Range bake biscuits in three minutes
next week at Darrough Hardware
Co. Don't get left.
Miss Alice Mays from Hazelhurst.
Miss Campbell and Miss MYra Camp
bell from Seneca No., are visiting
Mrs. J. r. Campbell.
S. s. Nix, of the Interstate Gro
cery Co.. is serving coffee at Cowan &
Smart's, and will be with them for
three days. Go and try it.
Let us show the fin
est Range you ever look
ed at the the Superior at
Frazee's.
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Nice line OF visiting cards-latest
styles-at this office.
Hauley & Kinsella faucy blended
coffee makes a splendid drink. AT
Baleniine's.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.+

nR. L. BAGBY,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office in New Ratclif Building. Teie''
phone IoI. vinita, Ind. Ter.
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Furniture.