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Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-08

$I.25 for adults and 65 cents for child
rem to Denver and return on August 18th,
account NJ. E. Sunday school picnic.
Regular train going and special returning
to leave Denver about p. IN.
Buy your tickets of Sunday school
representatives.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-08
Woodmen Of World.

Annual picnic and Log Rolling at City
Park, Denver. August Sth. One fare
rates via Colorado & Southern. Tickets
on sale August 8th, good returning Aug
ust 9th.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-08
Round Trip Excursion to Salt Lake City
and Ogden Via Union Pacific.

$500. Tickets sold daily June Ist to
September goth, good for return until
October 3Ist.
$1,000. Tickets sold June ID, as, Aug
ust2, as, 81, September 2 to II, good for
return within so days from date of sale.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-08
Trans Mississippi Commercial Congress and
National Irrigation Association.

Seattle, Wash. August 1921. $40. 90 for
the round trip to Portland, Seattle, Tao
.oma, Vancouver and Victoria account the
above occasion. Tickets on sale August
end to 18th inc, final return limit Oct
ober 18th. See Local Agent for further
particulars.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-08

Andrew Anderson and family returned
last Wednesday evening from their tour
through the great lakes country. And
rev is glad to get back and is already
in his mining harness.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-08
Log Rolling At Denver.

August 9Th. Big Picnic at City Park.
one fare for round trip via Colorado &
Southern. Tickets on sale August 9Th,
good to return on 9th.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-08

Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. May left Thursday
afternoon for Denver, Glenwood Springs
and Salt Lake for few weeks outing.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-08
Bring Your School Children

To the Portland Hotel, August 18th and
I4th, DR.. Sapero, the well known Eye
Specialist, will examine their eyes and
ears free.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-08

J. G. Keck arrived in town Thursday
morning from Buffalo, Iowa, and is the
guest of the Drs. Allen. Mrs. Keck has
been here for several weeks.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-08
Excursion To Denver.

August 8th via Colorado & Southern,
one fare for round trip, good to return
August 9th.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-08

Miss Eta Veasy left Tuesday for Den,
yer where she will visit for several DAYS.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-08
M. E. Sunday School Picnic Denve
August I4th.

Less than one fare for the round trip
to Denver on August 18th account the
above. Special train service to leave
Denver about P. NJ. Buy your tickets
of Sunday school representatives.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-08-06

The itil keeper at Ft Scott was o..
toni,bed few days ago when a nice
looking couple asked for permission
to spend the night 10 one of be cells
The man explained that they had
just teeu over tn Missouri aud got
married and on their way home ran
out u moocy and bad 90 place 10
sleep. The Fort Scott paper said the
bride was good looking aud cheerful
aud seemed 20 regard the matter g.
joke spending tlslr honeymoon in
iati.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-08-06
ADOPTED WHITES.
Dawes Commission Ready Now to
Begin In chlckasaw Nation.

The Dawes commission at Fish.
omipgo has received two approved
schedules Of intermarried citize ne
which have been pending ( r
some time before the department.
Before the commission could allot
intermarriage citizens ihei. pro
rata share OF the land 10 the
Chickasaw nation the schedule
containing hundreds Of names had
TO be passed ON by Secretary
Hitchcock. This having been
done, allotments will be made to
them Hundreds Of land leases
are being recorded here in the
United States rourt. These leases
run Tor five years and embrace
from 800 acres ~, sometimes In
cludiDg all that one indian family
has had allotted to il.
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Edmond Normal s.aaol.

The Territorial Normal schcci Al Id
mond, Okla, will open September sth.
1903 The past year has been the most
successful in the history Of the school.
The total enrolment reached 7js. not
only the highest enrolment in the his
tory Of the school but the highest ever
registered by any institution Ia the ter.
ritory.
The normal embraces the following
courses:
The Normal Diploma course gives the
student practically life certificate.
The Modern Language course EN-.
braces German Spanish, French II sufi.
cient number require IT.
The sub-Normal course comprises the
work necessary for the teacher Who
wishes 10 advance IN the academic field.
The Preparatory course is especially
arranged to accommodate those who
have not had the advantage Of preparing
elsewhere,
The Teachers Review course embraces
all the common branches.
The Musical course, slriuged, piano,
vocal.
The Commercial course bookkeep-
ing s'enography and typewriting.
The Model School practical teaching
and observation for the ir~v7erienced
The Kindergarten.
Tuition Is free In all departments ex-
eepi Instrumental Music.
Catalogues will be sent free on ap7li-
cation. Those desiring further informa-
iion address r II. UMHOLTZ,
Edmond, Okla
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-08-06
The August Criterion.

The August Criterion offers some
entertaining midsummer reading.
Among the prominent articles are a
timely paper ON "The Russo-Ameri.
can Conquest OF Manchuria' by Alex.
ander Hume Ford, dealing with the
great engineering aud railway
schemes now being pushed forward
ia the far east. Judge Clinton r.
Woodrun's thoughtful exposition Of
the modern factors OF "The Civic
Reuaissance;n 40 interesting paper OF
personal reeollectlons o. the famous
Duke Of Argyll aud the Marquis Of
Dutferln by Gen. james Grant VIII.
son; an an amuslugly clever article by
Florence K Russell, devoted 10 an
army woman's trst experiences In
Zamboaoga, ia the Philippine Is
lands. Some peculiarly excellent
iction appears in the number Col,
John g Leefe's "a Delilah OF the
Philippines" tw0-part story, Is
powerfuliy done aud is based on some
dramatic facts which, we may be-
lleye, actually occurred Mrs. Ellzt.
beth Wells Champney's grace Of style
and skilldd literary workmanship ap-
pear to good advantage 10 romantic
French tale, "The Ladies " LeLude.
"The Belle OF Sleepy Hollow" the
hfst ~ a series Of historic tales Of old
Tarrytown days BY Mlnna Irving, is
very pretty bit Of romance. A mum
Der ~ pleasant summer lyrics bg we'll
kuuNu poets are included Ia thi. un-
usually attractive number. The
hnpa department Is up 30 H. nigh
standard NJ independent criticism.
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Notice Of FlIl;E Executors and Ad-
minlstrators' Report.

United states, Indian Territory. Nortbern
District, ~. In the United States court
for said District and Territory, sitting at
Ninlta.
To whom IL may concern; Notice IA here-
by given that the following executors and
administrAtoTs have fled accounts current
ana reports for settlemsnt In the estates
hereinafter named, which stand for coa-
court.
No. 90. Georgia A. smith. deceased, w
ment.
No 49, Robert Powell. deceased, fvey A -.
Powell admlnistratrlx,hle final settlement.
No. ~. J. T oAywood, deceased, Dennis
u, wilson, administrator, dles final settle
No igl, o. v. Perry. deeeased. Nat Perry.
administrator, hles final settlement,
No. lta Ell l., Zane, deceased. Alonso q,
Zane, executor, hles hnhl settlement
No, 23s. Polly Sanders. dece Ased, Daniel
sanders administrator, Hles dnal sottie-
No. 2is susan l.. MIzer, deceased, John
tlement.
No. 2pi. Thomas Carol. deceased. Frank
ingalls,, administrator, nles iinai settlement
No. al. Dora McCraeken. deceased. Cul-
lis hayes. administrator. nles nrst settle
ment,
No, sts. ). Il sheehan. deceased. Michael
sheehan, administrator, ales fnAl settle-
ment
No. J9a j, +. Glenn, deceased, c. l,Clap-
per. administrator. files first annual settle
meat
Any person interested In the settlement
Of accounts 80 sled Ia said estates or any
item ia any one Of said settlements or ac-
counts desiring 20 die exceptions thereto
are harcby directed to make same on or be-
fore the tnd day OF the next term OF court,
meneing the 5th day of October. 1908 or they
will be forever barred from excepting 70
such accounts or any item In any one Of said
settlements or reports. In witness whereof
have horennto set ny hand and the zeal of
said court this Aug. I. ia0s.
CHAs. 4. DAVIDSON, Clerk
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PLEASED WITH COLORADO
John Chandler and Family Delighted
with the Centennial State

John Chandler and his wife aud
daughter are very enthusiastic 90 the
subject OF Colorado Springs as place
Of permanent residence. The daugh-
ter. Louise. Il very much improved In
health since arriving there some
three weeks ago aud Mrs. Chandler
tboth remain there) declares she
would rather make her livins in the
famous mountain city over the
wash tub than live Ia this country
at ease. Indeed, she declares Mr..
Chandler must close out here and
move out. There are other families
ln this city who feel the same way
about the two countries and 10 IS
more than likely Viuita colony will
transfer itself % ihe Springs, Or
some other Colorado point within
a very few years
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Enrfnne TeIllnr.

Advertisements very often bring
unique and interesting replies. This
is illustrated by the following:
Ia the mouth Of June the Passen.
ger Department u the NJ, X, g. I.
R'y inserted In various publications
the following rea aiinV notice:
WE CAN'T TELL YOUR FOR.
TUNE, but We have publications
that will enlighten you about Texas
and its great possibilities
A correspondent Al Dana, H., cent
the following 10 replY'
- want tell my fortunate n YOU
eau ior am piior woman but v will
seud you this picture VI me TO tell
what kind hare have got. / am IS
years old ana this Is MY babeY PIC.
tuTe."
Needless tO lay tue lady received a
character reading forthwith.
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AMNN NNNNNNNMN MNNNNNNNN NNN NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN

Jim Rogers mas the finest corn in
this vicinity
George TrIce went to Adair Mon
day.
Mrs. Lee Martin is on the sick list.
Nearly every man 10 this locality
attended the political meeting Sat
urday,
Rev. Peters, we'll known aud able
Baptist minister Of Tahlequah, viii
preach at Elm Grove next Sunday
Aug. 9
Ice cream social az Elm Grove
school house on the eve " Aug. 10,
Mr.. Smith aud family Of Girard,
Kan. are visiting with ID. Holdings
worth aud the Gales this week.
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Dr. A. W. Herron aud Geo Warren
have gone TO California for vacation
trip.
Mrs. Myrick aud son Earnest visited
Big Cabin % Sunday.
Mrs. Truudle and Mr.. Wallace
boarded The train on sunday for
Vlnlta.
p. G. Brock, kiiey stuart, Geo aud
Jim Calvert aud some Others vent 70
Muskosee on the excursion.
Miss Bette Jones and her sister
Clara left ior Clinton, NO., 90 sun
day. Miss Bette has been assisting
Q. r. Collins 10 his merchandise sales
and was well liked by all. We are
sorry 10 lose her from our community.
Miss Ollie Keys, our assistant PM
Il spending a two weeks vacations
with her sister, Mrs. vaudtyort near
Emporia, Kansas.
DR.. Bond OF Welch passed through
Adalr on Sunday 10 visit an old friend
and patient across Grand river.
Harry Langley has had the pleasure
OF entertaining Due of bis sisters for a
few days.
Mrs. Byrd Reeves and daughter
Nellie have returned from months
visit with friends aud relatives IN
Arkansas
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Tyranny In Kansas.

K,u-a- ,eho j boards have decreed
that their teachers cannot make love
nuf uarry hutlu9 the term. OF their
co tract. Ness Item.
lmsgine any school board being able 70
suppress
The arr u c0uftinE Or the trick u masinR
goo 500 eyesiH
For II teacher chooses not to sldostep the
carcss
ofsome admiriuz ssaiu shes bound TO car-
ryon the prize.
The maiden who can teach the young idea
90 shoot
Can also teach the old idea thing or two.
perhaps
And no green school director. dwelling on a
rural roats
oan frame up any tsseipe for keeping OF
The chaps.
The achcf's lot Is hard enoush ~ hest. rs
must admit.
she works vita fine. Italian haad. aud
draws. dfaymau's pay
II she can land Il sweetheart with her beaus
~ and her Wit.
What hight have trustees 10 butt 10 and
ffighten him awayi
Q Kansas. bleeding kanaasi You're an 10.
conslstenf statei
The like Of you exists not here. nor yet IN
foreign ianda.
against the matrimonial game sou let yoaf
school toafds pirate.
AMI then you make howl about the lack
Of harvest hands,
-Hllsaukee seutinei.
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AWorn Knlor.

ia. ]. Msntgomery, Puxico, Wayne,
Co Mo-, writes. i have little twin
girls, who have been bothered with
worms All their lives. ! tried every
thing 10 relieve them which failed until
I used Whites Cream Vermlfuge; the
frs, two doses brought four worms
from one Of them, the next two doses
twelve, one Of them measuring twelve
inches; the other child was only relieved
Of four worms. II IS a most excellent
medicine" Whites Cream Vermifuge
is good for children. II not only de
stroys worms, ii helps the child to per.
feet growth, wards of sickness. 25c at
Peoples Drug store.
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Wanted to be
Heard From!

II there Is an invalid woman, suffering
from female weakness, prolapsus, or
falling OF womb, OF from leucorrhea
who has used DIR. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scripsion without complete success, the
undersigned proprietors and makers Of
that world-iamed medicine would like
to hear from such pefson-and Il will be
to her advantage to write them as they
offer, IN perfect good faith, reward Of
$500 for any case Of the above maladies
which they can not cure.
$4,000 FORFEIT viii also be paid II
they cannot show the original signature
of the individual volunteering the testi.
monial below, and also Of .ae writers oi
every testimonial among the thousands
which they aru constantly publishing.
thus proving their Renuineness.
WORLDS DfspEssARY MEDICAL. As
ISOLATION, Propfielofa, Buffalo, N. Y.
4 Aassschnastts worm. Mrs. Carrie p Han.
nsfofd, of No - Haie Street. Beverly, Mass
Nho 4 vel known socially there. being TftH44
uref of the ofdef u the Eastern star wfots ksf
experience - follows sYour Fayofits Pre-
sc1psion IA viihoHi doubt the fnes remedy
en lhs mafkrt today. fof fsmale difhcuitiss i
suffered Tor four yssFs slth paina cvcry period.
and DREADED tie approach Of ne time as !
knss 4 meant two q thfes eays' misery. Tried
Heyefsl different widely advertised remedies.
snd found that they did me 20 gDod whatever.
One day ffisnd called, who bad suffered aa
wsa sadsring, and Who ioi6 nls that she had
been cured through the uss of Df fiefce'a Fa.
yufits Prescription, % pafrhaaed package. I
found that the real vaius Of YguF medicine wae
Mreatsf rveu than my ezperiationa ard TIE
neat month ! had hardly any pains The fol-
lowing mouth had nome 81 alt and found that
my general heeith was much better aud nfu
Hfs aud strength had come 70 me-
sFavorite Prescription makes weak
women strong, SICK women we'll Ac-
cept no substituts for the medicine
which works wonders for weak women.
The Common sense Medical Adviser,
los large pages n paper covers, Il sent
FREE on receipt Of II one-eent stamps to
pay expense Of mailing only. Address
Dr.. =. " Fierce. Buffalo. N. Y.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-08-06

Sealed bids f0r the purchase IL the
Cherokee sch00l huuse aud Whites
school house aud Grounds lJ0Ei50, IN
Adair, I. r., wili be received at he
hardware store Of J +. Dunham uu-
til Aug. 10, 1908. The right 10 reject
any or all bids reserved By order n
Public School Board.
A. ". HERON, President
j. + DusnAM, Secretary.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-08-06
Pensacola Items.

Hot dry weather prevails, though
the crops are not damaged yet.
Mrs. Sparks i enjoying the com
pany Of her mother. Mrs. Hay, this
week.
Hay harvest i Ia full blast.
Rev. Curry, 4 baptist minister
preached az Elm Grove Sunday, the
attendance and interest was gooi
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-08-06
Land Offerings.

Fine $50 acre farm, we'll improved.
300 acre farm.
1000 acre flrm and ranch -all reas.
enable, close 20 Y nita. These are
good bargains.
A rev 0f our leases which We are
offering ior sale.
$40 acre near Vialta, also imphsed
Aith farm aud meadow lands.
800 acre fafn sud rauch.
Als1 several smaller improved
farm.
We can offer these flr dye years a.
less than their value. Call and SEE
as II Interested
CAAPBELL.MARns
REAL ESTATE COMPANY
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Big Cabin items.


There is twelve pound boy at
Mrs. Caywood's.
Elmer Priestly has sold his proper
by TO Mr. Cecil.
Mrs. Myrles visited Mrs, spter
Sunday.
Ice cream an Mrs. skillman's Sun
day Afternoon.
Martin MeDAnlels' new goods ar
rived this week.
Mr. john Day Of spavluaw, Is here
on business.
Mrs. Bluuut is visiting in Alton
this week.
Mrs, Jehn Teter aud Mrs Henrys
baby are better at this writing.
Arch Page has been on the sick
list for several days.
Friday afternoon at O'Clock, the
mothers prayer meeting will be held
at the home Of Mrs. Speer
Why don't you come to Sunday
school? The lessons are interesting
and you ought TO be there.
Mr.. Gambill has bought the Geo.
Trout store building and is now put
ting a new addition on 20 same.
Rev. Walker, Christian minister
preached for US Sunday there will
be services again next Sunday.
Mr.. Jennings, father-in-lsw OF Mr..
Youtz, come from Mo. TO work in the
hay, aud is quite IN now.
There is quite good deal Of sick
ness here; Dr. Mcdaniel is kept very
busy.
Mr.. Adams will begin bis new re-
sIdence as soon as the lumber is all
here.
Miss Payton visited with Miss
Mary Page Monday, and Miss Dora
King came Monday To spend a few
days with Miss Blanche Cleyenger
Quite number OF our citizens
went TO Vlnlta Monday. Some TO
cast their votes and Others to get
drunk.
We we're told that our street
sprinkler was % the streets Monday;
II so II failed TO operate.
Miss Mayme Butler carried of the
prize given for the most popular
young ady In the contest at the show
Miss Mae. Page was next highest.
Miss Butler received 1000 votes and
Miss Page 5000
The churches are going 10 be built,
the subscriptions are gaining rapidly
aud we feel confident that this will
be successful attempt to build. We
do so much need the churches and a
good school.
Dewey BallenRer is IN at the home
OF Mrs A. II. Page. Mrs. Page is
noble hearted lady AID never lets an
opportunity Of caring for TIE sick
aud needy pass UNDECIDED.
Mr- Browu.s agaib suffering serious
ly with his arm. He also had rheu-
matism FOR several months aud it Is
quite probable that his arm will have
% be amputated.
The hrst two car loads OF cattle
were shipped from Big Cabin Monday
By Mr.. Warnsta1 L. s. Robinson
sold him some beautiful steers aud
they wasn't little cues either. Mr- o.
p Bell also sold him some good ones.
There will be literary entertain
ment and box supper given 10 ROBIN
sons hall 10 Big Cabin 90 the night
ofAug. 10, the proceeds 20 20 20 the
Baptist church. There will be some
premiums given. Among them, one
OF them will be given N the owner II
the most beautiful box. Let every
body cOme and help make this sue.
cess.
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Things We
Like Best
often Disagree with Us

Because We oversst Of them. Indi.
ssatlon foll0Wa But there's . way ts
escape such consequences. A dose Of ;
good digestant like Kodol will rollvs you
d onca. Your stomach Il simply 700
weAk 10 digest what you eat. That's all
indigestion "a, Kodnl dlgesta the food
without che stomaeh's sid. Thus she
stemach rests while The body IA strength.
lnsd b. wholesome food. Dieting is m.
necessary. Kodol digests any kind ol
god food. Strengthens aud invlgoratss.
kodoI Makes
nIoh Red Blood.
Fgs ss;, ssS 3 2 nsEEss n.. e. cAsss' .:
A ". FOREMAN.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-08-06
cheap Colorado summer ~ .

Commencing June fst, the BprAne|
Route makes remarkably cheap 10
trip summer rates TO Colorado aud III
resorts-Denyer, Colorado Sprin3o.
ebio, Glenwood Springs, salt Lake ci|
The daily rate is about half rate, txel
from July lst to 10th, when i q c,I
less than half rate.
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CHEAP 10 cALIFoRNIA7

July ist 10 10Th. only $3.50 from
Louis; 5000 from the Missouri ritAR|
California and return. and from Nu|
Ist TO lath stih less rates Of slT,50gfu
st. Louis aud $500 from MISSOURI riv
Only sll.0O additional in august for
turn via Puget Sound and norths
routes through Billings or ST. Pauls
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CHEAP TO MINNESOTA REsok /
Daily, commencing June ist, oflf 1
fare, plus $500, for the round trip e
Paul, Minneapolis, and all the bead
Minnesota localities. ~
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RourR ZOE sUMMER TouRi

Make inquiries Of Burlington seea
for rates, routes, etc The entire Nesl
embraced IN the scheme Of cheap 50
mer fstes during 1a01. Descrihc -
proposed trip to US Il will be a p&d
ufe to advise You fully.
L. ". wAKELY.
L. ]. BRiCKER. Gen. Pasg'r Az.
T.P.A., ,s23 Main st. ST. LOUD Il
Kansas City, No.
&c. SHARON, S. w. p. Al.
s23 Main Street, Kansas City, Mi&nnl
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The Frisco System operntes wlde |
eiectris.llghted trains. All cafe ears .
halls under the manaRement Of fr1a /
Time Of tralus hf
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vIsITA. GOING wRsI.
GOING EAST

tO8, Passenger. ..........i t.1
fratn ti0. Worlds Fair Special. .-s..itil
Train go, Local..,... ....... .....-.,in
For detailed Information IN ftll
a ia service, rates, etc, apply 70
J. @. LovEiS,
Dlstrlc Passenger Agents. lobln
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Or. A. W. Heron aud Geo Warren
have gone 70 California for vacation
tflp.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-07-25

President Roosevelt held confer
ehce with prominent Hebrews az Oyster
Bay VITA regard othe B'nai BIRTH pes
ttion and o. was stated that the pea
ton might not Do sent 90 Russia.
Secretary Root announced Thursday
night that he hal approved Tho recon-
incubation OF the general star board
of the army that military manoeuvers
for the Department OF the Lakes De-
held az West Point Ky. in October. To
Be- expected there VIII he 35 companies
90 regulars AMI 10 regiments 90 Mile
TIA participate In the Vancouver
President Palma has sent letter o.
President Roosevelt cNnressi1r his
personal qualification Ter th, consider
alton shown hy the United States
throughout the consideration 90 th-
treaties and also his pleasure over
the satisfactory conditions regarding
naval stations ana the Isle % Pines
0uesticns
To prevent confusion Secretary
Moody took occasion CD reiterate tat
fact that there had been and would Dol
rcopening 90 the question 90 the i3.
oo0-ton ships Idaho and Mississippi
plans f0r which were approved som'
time ago The ships win DEB cont.acta.
for and hulif as designed ly the boar.
+ OK construction