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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-04-16

When In need OF meat or groceries
phone -McCollum Grocery Go
No. 48
\ When the spring time comes Gentle
Annie you will find Ed Lee selling
Garden Seed, Hoes, Rakes and All
season goods. dtf
The city council will meet at the
city hall tomorrow morning at $3.50
O'Clock.
FOWLER'S for perma-
nent photographs.
Rood s. Hanford are having a sign
painted ON the front Of their imple-
ment house.
W. L. Davenport & Sons have just
received car OF Yellow Kidhour and
bran from Emporis, KaD., high pa
tent. Call and get some fine tiour.
W. M. Pumphrey, OF Wheeling,
West Virginia, arrived this morning
to visit his brother.
We have the largest line Of Refrig
orators ln Vinita. Come 10 and ex-
anime our stock.
DIFF Darrough Hardware Co.
Miss Edith McCleary has taken the
position as cashier at the Jumbo
In the grocery department.
Remember we handle the White
Mountain Goods in refrig gerators and
ice cream freezers. Frazee Hardware
& Furniture Co. DIV
Misses Anna Nidiffer and Ludie
Duncan and Mrs.. Fred Langley came
over from Alton Yesterday.
Stamped embroidered
linen waist patterns at
Badgett- Sanders Mr.. Co.
L. B. Campbell Of Carthage IL ex-
pected this evening to visit his broth
er, John r. Campbell Of this place.
Three room house, one acre good
land, chicken yaro, ana house with
other improvements. New and high
location. For rent for the season, a
nice home. Apply here. II
Eyert Beggs left this noon for OBJ
son, III, where be was called by tele
gram announcing the death OF his
mother.
Foley's Honey and lar contains 10
opiates, and will not constipate like
nearly all other cough medicines. Re-
fuse substitutes. Sold by Shanalian &
Mitchell. DIV
The Vinlta and Alya railway sur
veyors have been at work east OF town
on Bull Greek the better part Of two
days locating depot grounds and a
suitable entrance into the city.
Write Geo. III. Lee, Little Rock,
Ark, for information concerning the
low rate TO Savannah. Ca, via the
Choctaw, Oklahoma s. Gulf r. r., on
account OF the Southern Baptist Con-
vention which meets May 7th. DIV
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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-04-16
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Usually hacking congh aud general
feeling of weakness, often leading to fatal
results after the patient is supposed to
have passed the dangerous point Foley's
Honey and Tar is guaranteed to cure the
grippe cough" and make yon strong
and well. 1t never tails to stop congh II
taken In time. Take no substitutes. For
sale at Peoples drug store. dwMl
Low rates by the Choctaw, Cklaho-
ma & Gulf r. r., (Rock Island Sys-
eml for the National assembly Of the
Cumberland Presby terian Church, to
be held at Nashville. Tenn., May p
TO 29th. Full Information from Geo.
II. Lee. @. p. A.. Little Rock, Ark.
dwnl20
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-14
GntopGiG6e Sa6er6eri6te.
Der Streit nm ben 5air',
den Olaf.

Der Strett nm ben 5atr'z
9en Ra4IaB.
8ariS, 10. Sebr. - Die NnfpGlte
Der beri4ieoenen 9arteien, pel9e On
Ipru9 auf oaS binterlafene 0ermOz
gen bes a1f iol8 trogiffe @eiie bsi
elmer Nutomobilfabrt um's 2e6en gez
tommenen amerifdrtI den @bepudre5,
6rn. unb 5rau G6arle5 8. 6atr, erbez
ben, 6~ereiten it4 jeBt auf re6t f4niez
rfge, in San 5rancisco, NepzgOrt
unb pari5 gu fiibrenOe Bro5efe Dor.
Mtan ertpartet 6ter, DaB bic ginleitung
bes cipilgeri9tlifen 8erfubren8 in
Nep : 0orf unb in Sun SranciscO
bic @rnennlng elmer gpmmi1iion CUR
5olge 9aben pirb, fpel9e bic Nusiagen
Der Fran30it5den 3eugen in Dem Sale
entgegen ne6men ION. Dix So. 5rant
s. 6Dbe unb 9ondl0 8. 8aroerbilt
perben bic eSnterefen Der 8eripdnbten
Der 6rau Sair tp%u6rne4men, pGbreno
Der ndm6afte Nbpofat @omonb &eQD
Die @nfprii9e bes 9rn. 9ermann Dell
ri4s in Nepzgort geltenb ma4t, Die
4npGlte, tpel6e in ben 8ro3efen aufz
treten, limb fGmmtli9 umeritoni74e
Surtiten.
S6r. 6pbe, tpeG6er Die Nusurbeitung
Der 8rotofoQe ii6erna9te, erflGrte, e8
lei iiber alien 3peifel binaus feitgez
ffeIt tporber, buB 6r. 6air 3uerit
ftar6, ba iebo3 Die Mugen5eugen in
Dem Sale BON ben 4rtpGIten Der an
beren Settle nod ni6t in's &reu3ber=
Dor genommen purben, 10 nerbe es
ipGter enttpeber notHpenbtg fem, biez
Iel6en 6e6ufs 8ernebmung na4 Dime
rita gu 19iden ober aber oas 8reu3z
berb0r 9ier in Puris Dor elmer @Om>
miI1ton borne6men gu lahen.
SIM 8atitdn empdngen.
Rom, -. 5ebr. = Ser Pupf em>
pfinq qeftern 8ti6oF 8urfe bon ct.
SOiepb, Mo., in priOutauOien5. Der
8ti6of iteute 1pdter Dem Pap1t rddz
ftebenbe 9erfonen Dor: Sri. 8urfe bon
Chicago, SRI. 2inbiup pOn ct. 2Ouis,
Srdu 5rdnf McQaug6lin unO lire
So6ter pon p6tlabeGp6iu unb SRI.
6olmes bon 8biId0elp6to.
Rur3e &abetbepe4en en-,
= Der SantS0 ampfer nGtarraganz
Iett," bas gr0Bte Sd9r5eug ieiner Dirt
in Der Welt, purbe in @reenof,
96ottlunb, BON Staper g~eIafen.
0afelbe fpirb @igent6um Der nNnglOz
4mericqn OiG Comp" Iein uno fam
1000 Sonnsn Del in ieinen SAINTS
fiibreH.
9as 9e6Gube bes urgentinti9en
Jlottenminifteriums gu 8uenos Gpres
purbe in Der pprlebten Na6t tReilz
peiIe bur9 6eue= 5ertOrt Der Ser
luIt betrdqt $8OC,0 900.
= Der 9apIt bat ben &urOinul
Martineai gum Mfitglieo Der gOn=
areoatipn Der Giten ernaRnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-14

8erge BON 8udnta bo~rgeorun8en. Sic
nuroen bort bon 3~egterungs : 3rup@
pen an einem Sage, befep Datum
ni8t genannt 1T, ~angegriffen. 9ieRez
gierungs : Sruppen nurOen nit eli
mem 8erlut DON So So0ten 3uriifgez
f8lagen. 0ie7e oro6ten bic Stuot
nieber3u6rennen. Die britiI6en Sim
no6ner nerben n0tbigenfaQ5 3us
flu9t auf Dem britiI4en &rieg5i4tffe
n9uGus" Tu6en. Die 8egierungS7
Sruppen in Barcelona perlieren cine
Menge SObter am 5ieber. Ner3te fe6s
len bort.
0er britif6e Stronger nG6arb6Oi5" ,
inter Commodore montgomery, tpirO
Gnoe Diefes Morat8 na6 Bermuda
ge6en, uno GapitGn 8obertIon bonn
8reu3er .9aGaS" ben Commodore
MontgOmerD a6l0ien un0 Ou5 Goms
manoo be5 britiI6en 8eI4naOer8
ii6erne6men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-14
gle wfffem, mir scbeu
Coupons
bel SIREN G%infdufeu. bic sic AZ idJrz
men B%efdlenffu bersdbttsen.

alter R~oro=6arolina GOruzgBbi5=
9lDccrine, Rod anb 9pt, gut gez
gen 6uiten, BRO Glai6e. 7oc.
Siluer Grobc Rpe g9bisfep
Sabre aft - fam on 8si9nlad Il.
Gualitdt nibt iibsrtrOficu tper0en,
pro @aaone ......................$z.IO
9ab' gle - 9oe's @taO @ranO.
Barrel Ron 8 SuBcHo........"..S14.4O
.Sbcriuooo RDe, 6 Sabre ait, pro
9auouc $3.50; pro 4inte........ D
Guincb' Stout, in6lni6su iHrpOr.
tirt; pro So
Sloe Sin, pro 6lai9e..........$I2o
Marai6inozRiri8cn, BRO Giai@e 69c
Meoi,inii6tr SamHs@snepcr
Qeoen aGc Traucnlcioen, pro @inte oOc.
@i6p Geleftiue, Oas 0robartigs
fruuj6fi6e &beumatisnrus 9SarsF,
pro SubcrO ...........-..s''..""T-''"
Toroo'g rtiucr Wall : QGbistt0.
9ics it Gin Nlal3z QehisttD, Der lpe=
,ieQ ocQeu allt9unQcnlstOsH oeitlltrt
puroc, pro 6lui6e.....".......... 'Sc'
Qiebio's mal3sGrtratt, pro Glnz
ihe IOc.
.gabitc Star" GbampaQncr. 80 gut,
mic irQenp Gin importirter AtIn,
BRO Iukeno Cuurts......."....$l3.oO
Bort pOer SherrO, pro @auont
81 90: bro SuBtno5lai6en $40
pocr bro ~cinjtlne 6lui6e."........ zoe
0ondn0ii6er @cucucr, pro Sal
Ions 90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-14
Scum gLou6Ii4.


Sag Gilt bor 4ltm BEL i;n,r I8rsdli5en Rranfs
belt. ntlbc gppeHoiciti5 qsUaHHt Dirb uuo DsreH
98eitH III elmer Ssritopiung Oss Durmiormiq.nSar=
mes nit ua6folgenoer GHtjluouHg uno G~ittruHg
ten 4ciieugtgeuD ami oann iolgt 6itber Il. 10.
uno in p%,ui0en 5agcH iOOanu Der Sob. Die
Runft ots o,iaidtsteu @rjtes 1T ioit INNER bills
los, ipGbrtnD 3u rtdter 3eit bitle qefdbrli6fte
a1er &ruufbeitcn lti6t bate p~euieDtH peroen
fountn. SorQet MIR, bah Der Darn Dor gtra
~T0piuuG bepabrt bleibt, unb tpa5 tbeHlo Di9tig
1T, nab bies nit Den b~tpdbrttn ct. &ernoros
RrlUttrptutR gel5tbt. (9iSoSa;G65l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-14
Die geprugeIte brittf4 n
@arbeoffi3iere.

Qonbon, Is. 5ebr. - 6init6tz
li6 Des SfanDols, pel6en bic Nufoetz
funq be8 9riigelcomment5 Bel ben
8uroe : 8rendoieren erre9t bat, pirO
BON iuriftif6er Settle blmertt, buB ite=
Zen 5u6ulterne Der @reraOtere GIT
3pei Su6ren @efdngniB berurtbeilt
perben t0nnen, tpenn Der Proteit DON
Qorb 8el6uben's 5obn tpegen Der linn
auqefiiqter un6il0en CUR 8erHanbz
lung fommt. @s bertautet, OaB Der
iunge Mann BEL Der StraferetutiOn in
O6nma9t fiet.
4nlGBli6 Der iiingitsn Gnt6iuunz
gen tpiro Elm frii6erer San citirt. 9aS
Oamalige Opfer mar BON GROCER fir
perli6er StGrfe, ieBte ii4 Der3peifelt
CUR @e6r uno es entipann fi4 OeS9al6
i'm @refution83tmmer Elm m0r0eri14er
8ompf. Die 6olge mar, baB bas
Opfer unb elmer Der 6ubalternen,
pel6e bic @todpriigel ous3utbeilen
Batter, me6rere Monate i'm U8tlitdrs
6o1pitQl unter 8e6unblung tparer.
d @orte.
Dublin, 10. 6ebr, - Der 2OrO~
lieutenant ppn Srlan0, Carl Of Dub
eb, belt Bel Dem Sa6ressGfen Des
n8opal college Of Surgeons"ein iebr
OPtimiffii6e 8eOe be3iigli4 Der gu
tunft SrlanO's. @r ertldrte, bic 49t>
tation babe Iebr na6gelahen unb er
6offe, baB bic 4~ntpenOung Oes
3pongsgeieBes ni4t mebr n0t6ig iei.
@r babe nit GROCER 5reuoe Die PRO
tlumation unteri4rieben, pel4e bic
anipenbung beS @eieBes in elmer @nz
5abG 9titrifte aufbob. 9as 2an0 ba@
be ben @uni9 na6 elmer gere4ten
enbgiltigen urb freuROi4aftltaen
2Ofung Der Cambridge ge3etgt, Die
neulide Qan6 : @onferen5 nerDe etne
neue @po6e in Der englii4en 8ei4i4@
te einleiten, pel6e bur9 S~oleran5,
MdBigurg unb 3ufammenpirten be-
8ei4net perbe. Menn biefe 8runbfdBe
perfolgt piirben. t6nne Srlanb 4aes
erretheb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-14
life au u inertia.

@tDt6oIm, -. 6e6r. - Ser
R~eqterunq8 = 8ertreter, nel9er bd5
unterItiiBung5pert i'm n0roli9eu
@6peoen itbernu6t, t6eilt Der rQfos
ctirten 9refe" nit, baB Die ameritants
f6en 8eiiteuerr ii6 ieBt auf me6r uls
$4,000 6e3iffern. S6peben bat
$125,O0 bodr urb 9luturdlien inn
@ert6e bOn $4,000 geltefert ST
f8GBt bic @erluite in 6olge Der W6iBs
ernie auf 100000.
GpGter am Sage purbe 6etannt gez
geben, 0uB ba5 5~iiIfszGomite geitern
nod tpeitere $4,000 Don S4peOen in
4merita empFangen babe.
&oum gIau6It9.
Wien, 13. 5ebr. - Sine fat I'M
gluubli4e 8e18i8te pipO Dem 8iener
n8olfs6lutt" aus SomSt in St6irien
gemelbet Sn einem borfigen Rruns
ten6auie fou fi4 Elm 9atient beftnben,
Der ange6li4 200 Sabre alt 1T. Der
CUR Grobe etTes 3eAntdbrt9etT GGloes
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS @lte bat Do
fumente in ieirsm 8eitB, aug fpeI9en
~6erborge6t, baB er 1903 bu5 2i9t Der
Melt er6lidte. @r 6e6auptet, 5i9 pez
ter'S bes @roBen nod beutIi8 erinz
nern gu t0nnen uro min 1870 mad
47ziG6riger STE feline Satin berloren
BADEN. Ssin ein3iger 6obn ion 1924
i'm Qlter bOn 80 Sabren getorben.
fein. :
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StraD err
~ 6nn0elSid1MIe.

Rr. 225, SRs5aItimpres2tr., Baltimore.
GraHo!idr lInt,rridt in SttuOurapbie, fppt'
pritiuq, Subbalttn, S~@Dni4reibtn, aritbnstit,
GneIii6 u. I N.
8ebinsungen: So pro Wfonat; 3
MOnate 500; 6 Monate $40; Il @eoz
nate $65; 4benbf4ule. 6 Wfonate $15.
Ollie Bidder unb S9reibmuterialien
fret. Steauneen gdrantirt.
53ili'r auf 6tipsnOien s.stH 3ablune prn s6.25
bro NOHat. abtupi6ul+ na3 BEN erf.n Monat
$50 pro MeHat, psuu mSnatIib btloblt. Grfabz
rene Gsbrr. 5uOioiDu,aer unterri6t. rs moornt
Snptiprittrs. 943 Sbilr i'm lssttn Sabre. .gois
ltst Boarding 6au" Iisirrt ROa unD GOeig ,u ni,s
orieen QreiitH. 9estsz uuO ab:nbsRuriug isbt ers
0iinst. Rtas 59ul:r tdgli4 ouissnomnen. IL.
3abr.
ungepObnlide 9elegen6eit fir itrebz
fame S9iiler gum rai9en @orndrtsa
tommen.
Raialnss ~ssrteass man i9riitlia. minOIi9 ooer
PER E!tShsR- 29-G&6bl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-14

8. s.. SrtcDentualO & So.
Gdtbeit

lit Ous oaupt=@ i8dftsprin3ip in unisrtm
Observation-Disclosures 1ur bic bcten
Gualitdtcn BON @etrdnttH aus oltnSbeis
len Der 8elt ipcrOtn Bier biGioer, ais an=
Oeripdrts D~ertduft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-14
9ie trcMe 9ilfe
8QOmQO'8
8cOOD
8Glief
fit irtnetft6en nnO Gu6er(t-
6en &e6rauG.

Bsuu man gIsOilinsn ss6rlu6t UNI 6Hm:risn
3u 'itiusH, iOut,u mir iolbe Titttl 0~crmtioin, Die
has Spitcm bei6do;atn. Opium, morp5ium, G6los
roIprTiattbsr, Gocaiue uuo Gblorat ItiqeR bio
S6msr5tH, iHOem fe DEN 6iuH Oes 8tfi6Is 3crt6s
rem, Der P0tiert 0:rlicrt bnOur4 Die 9.fhblstrdft.
Gtfs 1T Elm: gefdbrlibc 9rarig; fe mastirt bic
SDmptoms uH0 ouit0tt Dab fs bas 9tiOtu 5ekis
tiqt, geritOrt ft ben D}agcH, Die Sober urb bic
Gdrms, uHD psun fir IGngsrt 9cit f~Drt9ticbt, t0bs
tt e bic RtrpeH uHO c3cuet IotaIe oOtr uaats
meins 2~dbmunq.
G5 1T feline RotbD,rOjgisit oorb1nOsu. oitis uns
U%tiU!feH D(ittel ~ b~cHiiscu, n:un elm poFtiots T&it
tel ME y q biDl 8suop ReIjef and
Die Qr0Bttn SbmerJtH ibusatr tiat, obne Gefubu
fir GrfUa@isne Uocr EiuOcr.
Gs tilt au9 bic iutsnfoitu 56ul.rjer i'm gus
gtublt6, ptrbittt Gnt3iHOuHQ uuo bsjlt @~Ougttios
men iopobl DIR 9un5tn Die Ots Dragons, Der Oars
me, oOsr aHoereH CraaHe tuuo Der Saleimbdutt.
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u@etterbabn Comics"
GrakrbI in Der franj6ifdfn 9NmHFr'
9lnariff auf Sic Mimifter in Serbit=
Snn1 nit Der Mffnire SMntbcrt'-
SibMn9 i%nspcnOlrt.

Sin l@6rei6en Oes ST Premier5
@alDed : 3oufeau iteut Den SUI
ti3 : Miniiter @one in Elm Oer@
6d6tige8 2i6t. - 9eutfdlanO
fam feline i'm 4usIanOe gebauten
arisgsf4iffs in fsiner 6lOtts braus
den. - Sin grOOu5 Osuti6er
&niieoler aus 8uBlonO, Die
8aItanpirren. -0as 0itrei4ii4s
ruFif6e &eform : 9rogramm DON
9eutidlanO gebiaigt.
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So TIT iuirfGtdb Der 9rOBe
8elteger be8 69mer5e8

uuO Bat i8on ncbr guteg gcr6an als irg,rS elm
aH0ev,s gitt;l.
8cgeu 8errtHtuupen, 0uet d Il rs
EN-, udsnDt B, y u f. ODER Setter NJ
d mcr9eu H. GUpf f ODer ga buDtb uno
unDtrs dubtrIib 3 d mtrBtu nirftn cjs
MICE @DpIjfatioHtn, mir or 6uuo e:ugeri,btu, mis-
elm 0unOer unO filsH Die Sbmtrjtn iOTort.
@titt uuD otrbHttt
@~rtdItuHsrn, SuHeH, ruunecn 5aIs, Gntjhns
euns, B%runbiti6, @neAmpuia. 4itbma,
&urIatbmisfstt, SnFuenga.
8btumatismus, Tsural1ie, 5ciatiod, Qum5dgo, ans
i9Uelcn DIR BlidOsr, Sbmer3,u I'M 8Hd:n,
in Der 8rut ODER in BEN @lieOcrn.
Die anD:nouao Don &saO b ReGieF an benz
Tbt;l ODER oeu EbtileH, no pie 6bmr3tn litqcu,
i6atit iOiOrt GrIei6tcruHg uHO 9equsmlidfctt.
Que innerIiden S9mer3en, fpie in
ben 9drmen pOer i'm Magen, &rGmz
pfc, lauren Magen, Spa8m8, uebelz
felt, Grbre9en, Soobrennen, gerb0fi=
tat, S4IafIoiigteit MigrGne, 9iarrboe,
&olit, 8lGbungen, S6nma6tSunfGqe
tDerOcn iOfort ocIjnosrt unb i6neI Qcbtitt our8
bas GiHRebmtn BON einsm balbsn EbsttOiTsI Doa
NeaoD Rulef in eiUcm bulben @lus I0dNtr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-14

9retorio, 10. 5ebr. - N}an
serfiinbet, baB Die 8egierung ben Sc
nerGlen 8ot6a, 9eIurep uno 9mutS
6iBe tm2sgislatibrutb anbot unO OaB
ale bret @enerGle einitimmig a6Iebnz
ten. DIS 8runo bafiir goben tie an,
baB Der 8at6 ibrer Qn1i9t nu4 ni4t
i'm @tntlang nit ben beiten Sntereiz
fen Oes 2anOes 5ufammengeieBt lei.
8ernt8tung Dpn 8attez
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-14

BORT Of spain, 3rinioab,
Is. 6ebr. - Bie gemelbet pirb, linO
0eneapelanii4e Rebeaen bis in bic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-14

2tberpooI, Is. Sebruar. -
8remiermtnifter 8alfour ertlGrte
6eute in elmer 8eoe, fpel8e er gelegentz
li6 zines 8antetts oe5 6ieiigen @on=
ferbutiben Clubs belt, bic britiI4e
Regierung fet gum @tnf6reiten gegen
8ene3uelu ~ge3tpungen gepeien, OBJ
qlei6 ie Der MonroeS9 ottrin our4>
aus ni6t a66olo iei. IS rperbe Elm
qroBer @epinn fir bic Sd6e Der ST.
b%iliIation fein, tpenn 1i4 bic 8ereinig>
ten Stuaten etnas energif9er bemiiAz
ten, Die erpigen 8eibereien 3ptf4en
europGti9en un0 iiDameritanii4 en
Staten 81 ber6iten, inOem fie bic
QeBteren oa3u an6ielten, bic 8rutOz
fGBe Der internatipnaten 60fli6feit 81
beo6u6ten. - Rebner be~rt6etOigte fer
ner bic Qliun3 INIT 9sutI9luno un0
fagte, bic 2(nga6e buB bieIelbe 5ur3eit
bes 8eIu9e8 oes 8aiIerS 0ilbelm
bei'm R0nig @oparo in SunOringe
BAN bereinbart tpurbe, iei cine abiuroe
GrfinOung.
8alfour tpurnte i'm fpeiteren Ser
lauf ieiner &eDe gegen interndtiOnule
QnimoTitGt, tpel6e INNER cine inter-
rationale @efa9r- lei, unO ~odsienige
2ano, tpel9s8 iie bege, fOpO6l, pie
basjenige, gegen ipeldes ie geri4tet
1T, i9pd6e.
RebeIIen rU6rig.
sort Of spain, Srinioab,
Is. 5e6r. - Bie gemelbet miro, Iin6
neneanelnnifhe Rehenen biz in bic
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ner GOrOerung 3ugeii4ert er9dlt, 10
mag man in 8Dm ba8 @lei6e for
bern. 6oGte oa5 gef6ebsn, 10 miro
Der 9sfanote 8open, ME er cOnitaz
tirte, oie8 ni9t 6epiIigen, uno nen1
barauf6in Stalien Die llnter3eianung
oe8 9rototou5 pe~rtpeigern iolte, 10
nirbe e6en teines Der 9rotOtoQe uns
ter5ei4net perOen. 9r. 8open miiros
Den italienif6en 8otTdafter an Den
oeuti9en 6pe3iul : 9sianoten Baron
BON Sterrburg perpeiien uno iAn err
fu6en, bic 6a4e nit oiefem gu ar
rangiren. Die 9eI6i4te fin8e oann
mie0Pr bpr borne on.
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He who steals knowing that the
chances are uinety-nine to one that he
viii be discovered must be either very
desperate or very silly, or 50 you viii
argue. And yet when you take the
case OF q postoniCe employe you gen
orally find that he is an intelligent
person and had no pressing need 10
turn thief If you win take up the
case of each individual letter carrier
convicted during the last five years.
you VIII discover that the temptation
has been less than $50 on the average,
and that none of them had pressing
need Of TIE money. There are, no doubt,
plenty Of employees who have stolen q
letter or two and gone no farther. but
it is also true that after the ice is
once broken, q person seldom holds up
until exposure comes Letters contain
ing money are easily spotted by the
handlers. no matter now much pains
you go 10 to conceal the contents
i had Z case in a western city five
or six years ago which astonished me.
even though 7 was old in the business
and seldom surprised at anything
"A boy had come into the postofhce
and so conducted himself for long
term Of years that he was at last made
assistant chief clerk He had the alb
sclute confidence Of postmaster and all
employees During his time there were
three different inspectors on that route,
and all banked on him. as the saying
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TRAPPING A THIEF.


~Of all postal employees" said the
special service man, the letter carrier
has the greatest temptation thrown ii
his way. He goes out over his route
with hundreds of letters. and is sort
ing and resorting until he can give a
pretty good guess at the contents Of
each one. There is, however but one
course for him TO pursue. He must
make up his mind to be strictly hon
est. II he cannot withstand tempta-
ton he is doomed He may escape
detection for a few weeks or even
months, but there is nothing surer
than that he viii be caught in the end
And one of the most powerful Weap-
ons OF the p0stOnice inspector IS the
decoy letter. It trips up more rascals
in the service than all other schemes
combined
Before the day of postal notes,
money orders and the registry system
people used to inclose bills in their let
ters There has been no falling of in
the custom 1t is calculated that one
OUT Of every ten letters mailed has at
least a one dollar bill in 1t. The sum
total for the year runs up into millions
The percentage of dishonest postal
employees is very small. and yet on
their account all the honest
ones must be watched I know a
man who has sent away over 5000 per
seven years and has not lost q dollar,
but it has happened that others have
been robbed on the very first attempt
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He forced her eyes 10 meet his. Then.
in q moment. the anger left her face.
Holman sat down by her. ~Annabel
I'm going to say it. You shall listen.
love y0u-IOve you-l0ve YOU.
Again his eyes drew hers Somehow
in that Instant, the huIndrum experiences
of Ralph and Flora treceded into the
vaguest distance
A grape arhor is. after all. very en-
chanting place, especially in mellow au-
tumn time Annahel was peculiarly con-
sclous of this enchautmenu now Craig s
glowing face was very near her own.
His eyes were SO compelling. And his
eufolding arms-but that was afterwards
AunabeI was radfantIy happy Their
experience was going to be the beau
litul Xception.-Indiana poIis Sentinel
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SALE OF HIeH-BRED HORSES.

~------S-----~----~------~
R. L LEE VIII sell at auction Thursday.
March 8 commencing at 10 o'clock. At
Topeka fair grounds. under cover. on IS
months credit. his entire breeding stud Of
standard bred horses. all registered, 81
mead Is stations. mostly out Of Great
Brood Mares and producing dams. bred
like Maxine "a 2.oss4- JacAdaw viii be the
first Offering Send for catalogue to r.
/ Lee. Wanamaker, Kan
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LOST AND FOUND.


LOST-One EIgiu watch omen face filled
case. with black ribbon fob and Iocket.
LIBERAL reward will be paid if delivered 1T
Busy Bee store. e2S Kansas ave
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Feb. - at corner OF
I win sell horses
buEgieS and 1urui-
P N sharp J. N.
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To wHoM II 80 coNoERN.


TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN-Be It
known that my application is now on file
in the office Of the probate court Of Shaw
nee county Kan. asking for a permit TO
sell Intoxicating liquors according to law.
at No rs Kansas avenue. in the Sec
oud ward Of the city OF Topeka Shawnee
county. state Of Kansas. Hearing is set
for he 18th day of March, 1853 at a. N.
CAARLES ". Kohl
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WANTED SITUATIONS

WAN ED-S11Q A11ONS
WANTED-Ptain sewing to do. Call or
address Mrs. Jennings. 81 Adams St
WANTED-Position by engineer OF 5
years experience. good morals. sober
habits Address E C., care Journal
" ANTED-Work by young lady sten0g-
rapher; have mad some experience Ad-
dress n. Y. B., care Journal
" ANTED-By middle aged woman with
boy 3 years old. situation On a farm as
working house keeper. must be a man Of
good. reputation AZ Kansas ave.
WHEN you want to hire nan or boy.
cal up 2 Al. c. A.. telephone 511 We
have a list OF men ana confidential ref
erencez concerning them =. N. c A
Employment Bureau. IL = sth st
THE TOPEKA TRANSFER & STORAGE
Co IN our new location, 40f. 49S and 10
E 9th ST. where We viii have over three
times our former storage capacity Store
your goods with us and We VIII give care
fuI attention to al details in receiving.
packing and Shipping.
F. p BACON, President.
J. H GAYHART. Superintendent
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FARM FOR SALE

One Of the best farms in Sha wnee coun-
ty. seven miles from Topeka, well i'm
proved. excellent neighborhood- price very
reasonable; terms TO suit; possession March
l. f sold at once s 3. RoHrers second
floor Central National Bank bldg
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FOR sALLREAL ESTATE
-------~~---~-----~---~-
FOR SALE-House Of seven rooms and
han. bath. pantry. etc, furnace. gas. ETC.
modern IN every way. 2 lots. paved st,
west side, in old city. always rents we'll
Nonresident owner says sell at once
Price reduced Wood & Dickinson. 80
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DRUGGISTS
- pIsPENsARY.


TOPEKA FREE DISPENSARY, south
east corner 18th and Tyler SITS. from
to = p. m. except Sundays. Conducted b
regular. practicing physicians. for the
benefit Of persons without means, who
need medical attention and treatment Pa
tients are assured OF careful and cousid-
crate treatment. Medicines furnished in
most cases