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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

They were Indicted by the Federal
or. ud Jury. iu session al cairo. Last night
they We're taken 10 Springfield. Ill. 70
await trial ~ Sheriff C-.Ws aud Deputy
uit-d States Marshal Watts.
Ra,.n-y ard the two R-aus were arrested
JuIy g. uud Ws-e held On ..garg-s OF -
a4Elt.Ug u.G TsI.'lE FEyu-- Pew ~ 81
Louis -.F .'u~rp.s Eius yF MsttnsbIrs.
ind near fu- ssuIIilt E-l.t ia tp.i.N=-
..IIy Flv vLs -suT through the head
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
East 81. Louis BuIIdInE Permits.

Building permits issued IN East st.
Louis yesterday we're a. follows:
u. Il LeGrand. residence. corner OF Caro-
line end BelleVlsw avenue. cost 81 ~.
MsTv krefe, residence. ST Louis avenue In
C'laFeuuout annex. cost 100
+. u. Jordan. store and dat. Colliusvllle and
Ohio avenues: cost Al.soJ.
Doctor 4. G. H0ush. residence Rurrus place.
Fourteenth street ana Ohio avenue. Cost 3 80
s d. Alarnadukr. two cottages. Ashland
place. cost 81. 10 each
George n. peaN. residence. Trendley ave
nue.. cost s. 30
John GfsTod. stoEeroom. Caroline and RidE=
avenues cost 81 sla
II q Bradbury. residence. Missouri sud Mad
ls1n avenues cost s.. 60
J. .. WATERMAN. residence. Thomas street
iu Wlusta ul-y- cost 81 -.
W r. J0n@s residence. Nineteenth street and
PiEECtt sveuu-. cost N.69.
D b Beatty. residence corner Pennsylvania
and Nsronlca avenues cost 81 90
81 r. FehusT. residence. Thomas street. iu
VTIrEfanfay-. rs1f zee
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

Three prisoner, lu the 1isIi-or County
jail ar Dlw-l--sli.- have Je=a identified
Through the ss-t.i.g1 system a post-orice
r1Ottrs. AMI have be=- turned over 10 The
Federal sutloriti=A
They are James E1in-y. Frank Ryan
arl james Ryan They admitted rgJ5luS
th- post Offices a. Lena. Iu5-: Baden, Ii...
and Tovau-5. III They have also a1-
-.t.-I being implicated in other post-of-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
RIVER NEWS.


For ~ hours ending st : - IA
-. Louis. Monday. October L. 1888.
stations Danger. Gauge. Change.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
IrLE JAIL GliEGED WITH PosT-oFFIGs EoBBEfiFS

ice rDLI.riss. Iut ghr authorities are keep
.a.s them quiet ia THE buG- 90 arps-.- ...-
ing others ~ the sang
The B.rt3i,au system vs. r-,ea.Tv In
ausuratrI by sheriff Cove ana the thee
mea wrr. the first ru be photograph
Federal authorities no gue, .I,ut.usl rh=lu
u~ L,.us pl.J ~ % gang rsaJ robbed gu-J
offices and Who have served sentences 10.
i've different r,.rir-utiarl.s.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
SMITH ACADEMY TEAM WILL
MEET W. u. SECOND ELEVEN
Scholastic squad WIZ Make H. First
Appearance oE Local GrIIirOn
This Afternoon.

Smith AeaI-my's football team Will
have irs first tgv-g-. % the -elE when 30
lines Up with Washington University
second eleven ay the Past!me Grounds
his afternoon The match Is carisl FOR
O'Clock
Several Smith players win De out 0f the
game. CaptsIa EL Note has a spralu-d
ankle and VIII DC unable 10 play H1ytl
ana schOck. both men from the back field.
wiz be unable 90 appear. The team will
have q fairly strong delegation on hand,
however.
FL s;anard viii make his frst appear
slce On ;As IOea! Er.dlr1n soE this ysar to
d4y. He has been = feature in the Smith
line for two seasons aaI is possibly heav-
Ter than he VAS before. The game is Ot
fair promise
Manual Training School is 20 have its
opening gam ty-uu-.TYW. Il journeys 70
East -. Louis and ties 10 with the HlSh
school team " that city. Captain Frank
Chase - ia hopes 5f winning the contest
FOR the -. Louis eleven
High Seho8s will play the Washington
University second team at L=aEue t3fk
Saturday. This should give an excellent
uppJrtuuity 90 contrast tie work - smith
and HiLl against the same opponent L
will be the first opportunity that has az
iOvu=d such a contrast
Coach Todd " g.. Z. e. IS somewhat en-
cluraEgI over Eiz squad hy The arrival Or
J,-dAE. last wears EUarl- who has re-
turned fr v-|rh with The team. IuF-iar
was a good man last season and has taken
on some alEnt iu the last twelve months
Au8thu~ member uf the Jordan family.
VINO also r.'sE- football i~ expected 90
turn ogt with the squad this week.
Brooks. tn. bulky member % iI-t year
eleven. s. no was probably the weiGhtlesf
man uu the team. viii return today or
an d
ton Of trying f8r the team again.
These additions VIII strengthen D-
sIuad immensely. The first game IL 70 L.
PLAYED next Saturday.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
DEMOCRATS INDoRSE TUFTS.
Club Formed at Centralia TO
Boom Him for Congress.

EEPI BIIC sFEIIAL-
CrntJalia. H.. Oct. IA large and IN
thusiastic meeting Of Democrats tonight
iudorsed Drey Tufts Of CentraIa for Con
srrss and organized Drew Tufts Club.
with Doctor Z. Z. FSke president. How
ard Garrison ESv president, and Prank
Zick. secretary.
The movement was voluntary and al
most spontaneous On the part Of those
participating The club resolved on as-
sressive action in Mr.. TufJs behalf.
Judge 8 l. Dwight Joseph Elliott r
l.. PfeifIsr and others made speeches Mr.
Tufts was absent from the city campa sn-
ing
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
KILLED BY JEALOUS SUIToR.
Ella Broden Shot by John Meyers
at Sedalia. Mo.

sedaiia. No. Oct ELLA Broden. &c
years old. Of Sed3Iia. the divorced wife or
John BrocEway. who IS serving a term IN
the Peuitentiary for the murder OF his
second wife. was shot and killed BY John
Meyers. a farner. unmarried and 50
years old. near GTnvis Mills.
Meyers was arrested and T. now In fan
at Versailles. The dead woman was visit
ing her sister. Mrs Cal bradshaw. The
cause OF the Killing i not known definite
~. but 81 Is believed Meycrs objected 10
Miss BrOden returning 20 Sedalla
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
Regan and Neil fight Friday night un

Regan and Neil fight Friday night under
the same conditions as regards weight
JIG pounds They are TO 60 twenty rounds
however, sud this distance seems 10 be
IN Johnny's favor. His speciality will be
blocking and spsrring. and he can show
10 better advantage in distance fight
than in short bout when his opponent is
q rushing. hard hitter Ike Nell.
Tne week promises two OF the best
battles carded lately in the bantam class.
An the contestants dge men of class. and
there should be general Worrying out uf
supremacy among the four. \ series o.
fight among these candidates is extreme
" likely.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
THoIGmr RooMMATE 4 BIRGLAR.
Jim smith ASSauIted Thomas FOLEY
With Chair.

Mis'aking his roommate for a burglar
Jim Smith struck Thomas Foley On the
back Of the head with a chair In their
room In the Green Tree Hotel. East 81
Louis. yesterday morning.
Foley arose early yesterday morning 10
20 10 the window to see the cause OF
disturbance downstairs. Smith wes
awakened by Foley leaving the bed. ant
thinking that he was q burglar struck
him On the head with chair. Foley was
taken 60 ST Aiarys Hospital and smith
vas Locked NJ.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

Mlu.lgr Iiyrns-s lssseJ in E-ilsyi.i=
s,.-lrrlHy were 20. charles Kempf. ..
81. Louis. and Carrie HuistrIter. 10. Belle
Vile: George G.. hamilton. u aHt Anna
iT D-s-u. -. JOsA 90 siarssa. llvn'y
NBHll-.rI a Jasryrii.r. end Minnie
Surreu q. O'Eal.Ol. Floyd NJ. -sftrlsut.
- aEd Mamie SEase-. IS. both ~ East -.
Louis
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

had aboard saipEsHt OF ~ z,Oves sor the
lower river
Captain Inau =. EzEr-a. 4 rer-red steam
bJ2t agent AS FrgIszt-I from his arm near
Kansas t4iy N2s visitor 1lou< the r-Ner
frJut ysst-rtaJy- Hs j. - years ntt
'Eptalu James H. liaua c@r=I sn Colonel
ht-t-l Be.. jenkins Of lie t1., I.uSlI ystel,iEJ-
captain Eliin nas Chisf ctrrz at The afrsi in<T
-t.-sJuH ~hcE sEe exploded - ne tSSt of
CEs.E I.ller lsl-aa on Lne NaL. ~ 80
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

Willie Ebert. l. years old. was struck BY a
Terminal locomotive while trying 10 cross
the Belt tracks az Twenty-frst street and
St. Louis avenue. East st. Louis, yester-
day The boy was taken 70 his home at
No. 1Sl1 Gaty avenue
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

Totals ..-.-st - zE5 81 -1a 81 80 rI-.
..snFF==
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
Americans Win at chicago.

Chicago. Oct lz-The Nationals ran bases
poorly to-day. were enable 70 hit owen and
lost their fifth game Of the series 10 the
Americans. who hit Taylor rather freely. At
tendance. l.2go. Score:
R.H. E
Nationals .-..-...0 Q - :
Batter5es-Taylor and king. Owen and sui
ivaa. Umptres-Johnstone and Sheridan.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

l. ". DAINGERFTELD.
Local Forecast OfnciaL
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

elected last evening wenf; Il. /. Th1mI-
son. Seth Singleton. W =. Bail, ".
BaUcr, T.. ", Bauer. 7. ]. Mccormack,
q. u. Lyford, ]. T, Logon. Jams Has
son. &. r, Reilich. I0hn StugnEi, e.
CuMmiREu, Parker Thompson, II.
Meyer, Louis Nolts, DSciur Il. IL. Meyer
aud ". V. Jeans
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

Scores or the Royal au-vs:
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

London. oct ls--The Honorable e. :. Rolls.
officially timed. lowered the worlds automobile
kIometer record to-day al the Duke q Port
lang's private park using q specially built
iln-hurSe-p0wer machine. His dime vas = -
seconds
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

tE- rock pile. The trials we've before J US
Tie ,f he Peace EauE-Isu uf S-llvyLLe-
The f...-turs We're arrested Saturday night
l. sheriff Thompson and i-p4jies IN car
rH. haaIs saloon al Sixteenth sJy-vs am
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

Tie St Louis Football League viii hold a
meeting this evening AT Talbot's. No 20 North
Grand avenue. The annual schedule 1ili b.
nounced and referees VIII be appointed Paul
McSveeuty and Lawrence Riley are Hkelv 90
l-e chosen. The teams will play the first srhed-
ulcd games of the season Sunday afternoon AZ
Spoftsman's Park
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
EIl,s =. Parks -.
Scores ~ the Crescent alleys
rTE-=

totals ....-zs III ~ IA 80 Il, 20 ..sl
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

Two dollars and a half IN silver. which
was 10 - used as evidence in a larceny
trial. was stolen from Assistant States
Attorney MCAiurdOs Office In the BOul
building. East ~. Louis, between Satur-
dIy evening and yesterday morning. The
thief used chiSel 20 pry open Mr.. Nc
MurlU's desk
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

" Elsler tulE Harry Huismris-eT's measure
Ia last nights EEslch-puUl Tournament game
and won by rau-uIl1E ths second fourth a1l
hfth c'at.s sts. Tonight Tom HlsstuE ard
Elg-le White play.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
.IerrrxriIIr Note.-

County clerk Isaac Conlee OF Greene County
has issued marriage Licenses to y. :. Ford OF
p.afferzJn and Mrs Rena Forester u barrow.
John r Monroe and Mrs Lizzie DyinEer. b1th
of RnuIhous.. and Harry L Sperry q Moline
and Miss Florence F. Clement of Orsenfe,d-
The Monday Evening Art Circle held
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

Jack Dunleavy, who figured I'm many
bouts at the local rowing clubs is back in
the city after stay in the East. He was
taken UP by Billy Thompson OF Worces-
ter. Mass. while there. and won two or
three bouts under the latter's manage
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

Srs o-..sI-. Dr.. L-.-Wo.k % LOADING cot
tJu a4JEE Sl.v lrNee f-oEL- uhrh HIS Eern
.5sl--- .-l sr.s--i l,-t - sg.s rsSu.ns,l %
Gay tal lrs.s e.. l-st = EE. sstrlr1Ient q
tE- CJ-EFSIe-sy a-lut-n Toe .lefryuIfa aFi
s.r s.r-L-ztap aEe-.E.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
NeEroe. FINED FOR Gambling.

Eight negroes were 'hned Sc and costs
each. and John Csrniici1ael. negro. rro-
pristor Of the saloon. was fined 800 on a
charge Of gambling and 50 on charge n
carrying concealed weapons he paid his
nnes. but the other negroes we're sent 70
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
BILLIARDS.
CAMPBELL woN FROM WHEELER.
Match WaS Close, but the D0rtor'H
Superiority Was Manifest at Close.

Campbell found Wheeler rather tough
proposition IN last nights three-cush!On
game at the Grand Billiard Hail.
On form. Campbell looked 20 lie the
winner. but Wheeler. who had a iiye-po!Ut
handicap. gave his more experienced COM
petitJr Il fasd ruI. When Il was AL over
CampbelI mad f5rty-iive points 10 Wheel
er's tAiTty-three.
charles Peterson and Clarence Hutch
lugs will u1Ogd the attraction tonight.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

TEN-PIN LEAGUE.
ENTERPRISES

The Enterprises were not quite enttrpTisinE
enough fsT the Union SDils and the latter
won last nights game a. the Palace alleys
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
Dental AssocIatIon MeetInz.

The annual meeting OF the Southern Il
lluuls Dental Association will be held to-
day and tomorrow at the Royal Hotel in
East st. Louis
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

Harbor gauges yesterday marked 80 feet. in
dirntinK a fall of 2 of foot IN 4S hours.
Business along the Lrvrr yesterday was mod
crate.
Wrather fair.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
REVOLVER GLIB MEETS.

Target HOdy Decides to Hold PFac-
tice Mondays and Fridays.
At the meeting Of the St Louis Reyolv-
er Club at the Chestnut Street Station
last evening fifteen new members were
enrolled and a schedule was adopted for
the club shoots. 1t was decided 10 hoh
tareet practice twice each week. Mondays
and Fridays.
Regular monthly meetings are TO be
held the first OF each month. Members
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

The I-nmatics knocked q few more leaves
N the Loose Leave bowleTs a. the Grand al
eyE last night capturing the game by "a
'r1Te Of 10 !. summary
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
FORBES AND FELTZ
TO MEET AT DETROIT,
Bantams Tie Up in a Ten-ROund 60
and Winner VIII start After
Championship.

Harry Forbes and Tommy Feltz will
meet in a ten-rOund go Before the Met
ropoIitan Athletic Club OF Detroit To-
morrow night. the pair being matched 10
20 that distance at 1l5 pounds. II will be
their second meeting.
FeltZ has been in the neighbcrhoOd OF
Detroit for some time. training at the
Lakeside Inn. Forbes is due TO arrive
this morning Harry has been quoted as
saying that he regards this bout as mere
~ a step to getting back the bantam title
and some interest will be felt in seeing
Row close he can come 20 making his
words good.
Tho men have met before. They battled
at the West End Club about eighteen
months ago, Forbes getting the decision
after twenty rounds OF rough fighting.
FeltZ was making his first appearance
here, and his battle at that time impressed
local fght-goers considerably.
His ability for taking punishment viii
stand him in good stead tomorrow. II he
C.in absorb Harry's punches IN the same
manner he did while here, he has a good
chance TO win. In fact, he has a good
chance anyway.
On the other hand. the distance favors
Forbes A short bout is Harry's specially.
lie can Outspar the average fighter and is
g cleverer boxer than Feltz- He has
terrific wallop that Will punish Tommy.
even n u cannot put him awav. Fdllur.
10 stop Feltz seems likely. considering
thair last match.
Feltz Is a stretch runner, in that he likes
10 come with a rush at the end In
tweEfy-rOund bout IL would look as u lie
had a shade over Harry, present condition
~ both being considered. As IL Is the dis
tancs OF the present contest favOTS Forbes.
The bout should he about the best that
could be carded next to the Regan-Neil
fight. and the winner tomorrow viii ceI
tainly be hot on the trail Of the winner al
los Angeles.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

Thers viii be q further slow fall In the rivers
comprising the ST Louis district during IN
next - hours
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

Jackson- No. Oct. I2-The jackson Military
Academy boys played their hrst gang ef foot
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

Scores GA Jue Acme alleys were.
fHEr.r-T-TH EBrE.-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

hail ssasu7t zee H.ar- Normal to-day. winning
Hs a s.--e 90 ~ @
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-06-01
June Fashions

The June number Of Fashion, pub
lished by the Jumbo Store, arrived
today and there has been no let-up
10 the continued Improvement Of
this magazine. Every one will be
glad TO secure a copy, as it contains
matter of interest to all members Of
the home. The cover design is par
ticularly good aud we feel sure avery
woman will prize the ceLter page
which Is a Photographic group Of
fourteen of our most prominent actors
including all Of the faVorites OF the
matinee girl. This issue also con-
tains the fourth instalmenb Of Fred
eric Reddalls interesting story, "Ro-
nance Of the Rail story Of great
interest also is when the Maidens
Propose, Y which was awarded prize
in the Love Story Contest The
fashion articles are all up-to-date and
include Illustrations OF many hand
some gowns Ali the the regular de-
partments are flied with The most
interesting and il structive matter,
so we advise an early call the Jumbo
Store if yon wish TO secure copy
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-06-01
nIsLEs OF THE BLEsT.o
Utopian Places Where One May Live
In Cleanliness and Rest
in Peace.

| If you have but a small income
take up your abode in the Swedish
town Of Orsa. There are no taxes,
education for your children is free,
telephones may be used gratis, and
should you desire a ride on the tram
the conductor will exact no payment.
All which benefits accrue from the
business capacity of the municipality,
which by the sale of timber cut from
the extensive plantations in the
neighborhood is able to sensibly in
crease the towns revenue, says Lon
don Tit-Bits.
Should music be your delight re-
pair without loss of time to Destard,
in Brazil Thorgh the population
numbers only $4,000. most of whom,
moreover, are possessed of but small
means, every household can boast of
at least one piano, while in the town
itself and its three suburbs no fewer
than 13 fourishing choral societies
testify to the musical taste of the
Inhabitants.
Choose Nashua, town of 10000
citizens in the United States. for your
abode should you desire perfect
peace. Neither lawyer nor prieSt is
to be found there. Trading, the sole
business of the community, is done
by the town council. and so success
fully as TO obviate the need of taxa
ton. Street cleaning and road mend
ing are undertaken by the citizens
in turn. and SO peaee-loving are these
voluntary workers that policemen
are unknown.
Lovers of cleanliness will undoubt-
edly find Brock, in Holland, to their
liking. 1t has long been renowned
as the neatest village in the world,
and so jealous were its inhabitants
Of its reputation that until a few
years back horses were not allowed
in its streets. Even now the place
is kept marvel of scrupulous clean
liness by its population, which is al
most exclusively engaged in the max
ing of Edam cheese.
Advocates Of petticoat government
should journey to Beattie. Kan,
where all the chief Offices are filed |
by women, who. being in public opin-
ion less open to bribery than the
other sex, make preferable admins |,
traitors. A large proportion Of the
police are women.
Fat folk should book to Neodesha, /
q small city in Kansas. whence after
a brief sojourn they viii return home
with slim and elegant fgures--a re-
suit due according to the scientists,
to the vast accumulations of oil and
gas that are stored beneath
the city.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-06-01
campbelI-Marrs ReaIessate @.

Mr. L. b. Campbell OF Carthage Mo
and p M Mars Of Vinlta have form
ed partnership ia The realestate
business. Realizing the necessity of
a live, euersetic firm for the handling
OF town and c7uutry property these
gentlemen have decided TO under
take the business on scale tnat will
inure to the beatof the town as well
az to themselves II you have lot
or a house aud lot 70 Offer for sale the
chances are that buyer will be
found If The terms are at all reas on
able.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-06-01
A spIandId Ramadv

Neuralgic pains, rheumatism, lumbagc
and sciatic pains yield to the penetrating
influence Of Ballard's Snow Liniment.
It penetrates to the nerves and bone, and
being absorbed into the blood, its healing
properties are conveyed to every part of
the body and effect some wonderful Gu res
Mr. d F Moore, Agent Illionois Central
Railway, Milan, Tenn states: l have used
Ballards Snow Liniment for rheumatism
backache, etc in my family. It is a
Splendid remedy. We could not do with
out it. f" 25c, SOC and 81 90 at Peoles Drug
tore W
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-06-01

Geo LHeard of High Tower, Georgia
writes; Eczema broke out on my baby
covering his entire body Under treat
ment OF our family physition he got
worse, as he could not sleep for the burn
ing and itching. We used box of ban
ner salve" on him and by the time it was
gone he was we'll The Docter seeing it
was curing him said, ''Stick to it far it 5
doing him more good than any thing
have done for him Sole by Shanahan
and Mitchell dw
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-06-01

r A. Gray, j. p, Oakville, Ind,
writes, &. For ten yeats I was confined
to my bed with disease of my kidneys.
1t was so severe that I could not move
part of the time, consulted the very
best medical skill available, but could
get no relief until Foley's Kidney Cnre
was recommended 10 me 1t has been a
Godsend to me Sold Oy, Peoples Drug
Store. DIV
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-06-01
Tunnel Comedy.

Maria" whispered Mr.. stubb, as
the train swept through the tunnel,
"am / holding your fur-tipped cape?''
Why, no, john" she responded la
surprise.
well, gosh all hemlock. I've
grabbed that benevolent old gentle
mans whiskers.r Chicago Daily
News.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-06-01

lightning killed a man named
Carer living or Dock Fayser's farm
north Of tO~n Friday aud stunned
Jim Martin 50 that he wa semi con-
sciou. fnr several hours.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-06-01

The WOman'S Home Mission society
OF the Methodist cnurch Will meet at
the parsonage Thursday at 3 p NJ in.
stead Of Tuesday full attendance is
desired. Mrs. w. e. Halsell.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-06-01
To Whom L May Concern.

We, the colored Baptists OF Vinita
have come together n union, and
parted in peace. We have organized
a Second Baptist church ia VInita;
VIII build soon. Rev. ]. G. Jennings.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-06-01

ION the first indication of kidney trouble
stop it by taking Foley's Kidney cure.
Sold by, Peoples Drug Store. DIV
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-06-01

He-You passed me without speak
ing to me.
sht-Oh, must have Oern thinking
about you.-Detroit Free Press.