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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-08-06
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i'm Deutiden Reide miro in einsl
ginienDung an baS 8erliner Sage:
blatt auf Die 8srna9ldiIigung bel
Ii6sralen sSbesn in Der sSusenber3isb:
uns binsstpieIen, bur6 pelde, nu:
mentli9 in pen 606eren 2sbranitalten
Der 8DDen fir bas 5trebertbum Dor.
berettet tpirb. gs 9etbt bdrtn:
Die SsSugenb tit an ii9 nebr BEN
2iberaIisnrus uls anberen sSbeen gu
geneigt. GreiIta ni9t nebr in BEN
MaBe pie friiber, ipenigitens ni4t bic
Sugenb, Die aus ben 9Oberen 2e6rdns
italten 5sroprgebt, unb auf bic fommt
es 9ter beIonbers an. Osnn Die Suz
geno Der 8oltsI6ul.n i6lieBt Ii9 in
iibertpieseEbsm MaBe berSo3ialbemps
tpatie an. llnb bic Sussno Der 1Dbez
rem 2ebrdni italten?
Wir Melteren tpurben npr 40 sSdb>
rem pon 2ebrern unterri9tet, bic nit
8eeeiIteruns fir bic freibeitli9en
ebesn bes 8olfes i9ipGrmten. Mie
anDers 9eutes Seben mir ans unIere
2s9rer unb Die sanae S9uler3isbung
Der bD6eren 2ebranitalten an, ben
iibermGbisen Seroenfultus, bas etptge
6urruIdreien, Ouau ben berrf4enben
&lafienge;It! Die Pflese oes tpa9ren
Yatriptisnrals, has !0erporbeben Der
sroBsn Grrgnssafdaften fir bic Gin
beit oes DeutI6en 8Olfes,s ipDfiir mir
uns ale begeiltern uno begeiitern folz
len, bic 8ertpirtlidung Der Sbesn, Die
unIeN 8orfdbren I'm bic 3erter bra9z
ten, bas einige, md9ttge beutfhe &ei9,
bas fei unb bleibe au9 unIer beiltgltes
sssoeal! Mber baneben oiirfen mir aud
bes 0oltes, Ieiner Sbaten unb ieiner
8sbiirfniiie ni4t pergehen. limb Die
Ter lsbte S9eil Der gr3iebung pirO
beute, ipie i1 CLAUDE, sll @uniten pes
erltsl ettpas oerna6ld1iigt.
Mas tpirb aus unIerer sSugenb na9
benz 9erlu1Ien Der S9nle9 Sin GROCER
She'll gebt sur llniperiitdt. Da iinb
bann Die tpenisen, bic ii9 nod tire
eigsnen Mnii9ten erbalten, ii9 ni9t
BEN &omment unbebingt beusen tpolz
len. Sic se6en CUR 5infenlduft, unb
audi tie iperDer nlebr ober iDeniger bon
benz Mebltbdu Der beute auf ben ltni@
neriitdtsn 9erridenben ullbeutl9en,
nan pben liebdugelnben, Stellung
iudRnben Stimmune befalen, tpenn
audi bielleid)t in gertnserem MaBe.
Mnbere sebsn aur gurfdenidaft.
NRr feDen mir uns bod bic gurf1enz
Idafter BON 9eute an unb Derglei4en
mir iie nit >bsnen Dpr so sSabren! $50
itrb benn ba bds frei6eitliden, fpirfli9
liberalen sSSbeen geblieben, no iinb ba
mod bic Mdnner, bic bic biirserlide
5reibett iiber alIes liebten iieb Oarum
maBreseln 1isben, in ibrer 3drr;ere
Suriidgebrdngt iDnrben, dber tire I'M
mere lleber3eugnng iiber alles bod
Aielten? SD erinnere nnr an Malbed,
RlDb, 9ir1ptp, Rir9mana, 3sglsr,
chne Diele anbere 0iamen su nennen,
beren Nennung in uns Sungen Damals
belle 8essiiterung entflammte.
Mie anbers helte
Bon ben Rorps min ih gar nibt.
fprehen.
Da iinb bnnn aber alh md anOere,
bic nidt CUR 50dldule gyben, bic aber
In ibren praftilhen 8erufsn audi eins1
gsnhtete 5telIung sirnebulen, nm aIsI
Jibrer in ibrem RreiIe GinfluB auss
saiiben. Warum 5alttll iich Denn
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-08-06
uus Ser lDoc1,,.
melt nno SebeR uuter Ser Gupe
ebitorieller Sstrdhtuna.
GassnbrfsTsBss,ta a.ssn @ar,.i-
yumeat.

sSn ben leBten Is sSabren 9aben bic
Ser. Staaten ingebei,re Sumnlen fir
bic 8efeitisuneen unIerer 0afenitdbte
unb Ds @ert9etbieung unIerer aiiiten
ausssgeben, unb es 4piirbe fir sine
iein6Eine Sylotte tein lsi9tes Spiel
fein, In einen Der SoGFen an Der atIan>
tifc1en &iiite einaubringen. Mtun bat
uber sllr glei9sH3eit aud uniere nDrb1
lids 9renSe atiat bergeHen, ltm MaBz
rtseln sesen einen rnDgli6en ginfall
upn ber canabif9en Settle aus Su trefz
fen. Inter Der 2eitung bes 3riegsz
departments itnb init Der 3uitirnn1iing
Der 6erren, ipelfe Die 9slDbetpiliguns
gen eontrollirea, finb an Der nDrDli6en
8ren5e ttne 9dt5e Rei6e bon 9eFeitie
9ungen unb militGriF9e Stationeii err
ri6tct tpprben. gier bon ben feds
grOBten @arniIonsn beftnbet iin IN
5taaten an Der n0rbIihen 8ren5e. @s
itnb oies Sort Sheridan in Der Na1@
boridaft bon GbicagO, elinpis, SORT
Smelling in MinneI Iota, bic 8ancouber
8arraden I'M Staate Wafbington un0
SORT @tbun Illen in 8ermpnt. Die
anneren beiben groBten 8arniionen
1inb oie Sorts 2eanenlport6 unD HileD
in aan'Ias. 9ieIen feds GarniIpnen
tpirb aegenipGrtig Die gr0bte IuFntertz
iamteit geidentt. Menn bic geplanten
Relt6auten, ipie RaIernen, 5pfpitdler,
Reitbabnen, S9ieBpldbe, Gaiinos fur
SffiSiere, 3urllanitaltsn II. I. m. fertig
iinb, 10 pirb in ieben Der senanntsn
9ldBe Elm polles Gegiment Snfanterte
selegt lperben. @hsnfalls tpentgfens
pier S6pabrpnen Gabdllerie uno 5tpet
9bsr bret Batterien Selbdrtillsrie. Die
Gage Der Seritreuten tleinen 8urriipz
nsn fheinen ppriiber su fein. Oie
8arrdden bel gIattsburg, uuf Dem
Iinfen llfer bes SEES g1anplain, bem
Sort gtbdn QQen gegsnii6er, iinD AUDI
ein iptdtiger itrategif6er Buntt. Sn
Der Rdbe bon 8uffalo lnter6Glt bic
Regierung tletre @drniipne in aipet
DeraltetsR SORTS, es lit aber Die I6z
iint, btdt Bel ben Nfnsaraz5Glen ein
permaneRtes 2aeer 81 etdbliren unD
spenige Meilen bon Detroit, Wlt9tgan,
liest bas Sort Dapne am Detroit
GIuife, Der oanabtIden 9arniIoHsfabt |
MinOfor gesenii6er. Sort Mapne lit |
cine Der Glteiten @arni Ionen b.s 9anz
bes uno lit gana MODERN reconItruirt |
ipOrben. Die tptdtisfte Garnifon on |
unierer iiib1i6en 9renae befinbet Iid6 |
fl Sort Sam Souitrn, 3egas. @eiter
6ftlid liegt Der itratesif9 pi9tige |
prultt Sort Mc9b.rTOn in Der Rdbe
bon Mtlanto, 9eorgia. MeItli6, i'm |
Rarf bon g6ieanaIga, unipeit Der |
@tdbt Chattanooga, beFtnbet it4 etne
bebeutenbe gabaaeriez9arntion, unO |
bic bort Eiesenben Sruppen t0nnen in
ID Stunben on bic iiibIthe @ren5e gez
bra6t trerbtn. SORT .. u. &ufea in
un'b Sort Mener in Der
NGbe Der 8unbesbauptItabt iinb ebens
fans tpi9tige nrilttGriI1e Stotipner.
Die 8eritdrtung unIerer9efeitigungen
unb 9urniIpnen an Der n0rDli9en
9rense 1T unIere Mnttport duf Gngz
lambs groBartige 8efeitigungen in Sas
Iifor an Der atlduttI9en unb IN gs@
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-08-06

Dsr4nmiral, Der ltnler europd;fnes
8elhmuDer fDalnlairoirt uHp bon elmer
1s1tpodhe CUR anoeren fabr, 1eiBf
@ptton. Deutliher fnnnte ben Guroz
paerl dlleroiHgs fauat nabegelsQt.
iperben, baB III arlieren GgporthaHosl
,8aumluolls aoais lit,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-08-06
Esrstialassmss sgmemhemsnt sur Gemis.tatisx
spm Ebts.
0sftenernnA.

Sci es non ber General @,IenlbIh Ses Gfnas
fe5 Gblo befGIoiien: Dab ben Sftmngebern bic.
les Sfaates ani erften 9ienftag naop pen ers
zen Winntoge i'm Mopeulbet 1908 Elm 8crldlIdg
feiS XII ber Gcnftit,tioir bes Gtnafcs Dhio SiI
aineaoireii, 70 bob cericlbe foIgen0eEmaEsH lai,s
sirtifgl XII.
StctfcH q Eie General MfsembIh ToE
EprfetrrHaeI fir bic sluttfirnuna apa GiH
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-08-06

Nnf 5oiti berr16t tpieber ber nors
male 3uftanb, b. :. 8elaserungs5n=
itdnb.
4 X
Sci Der fpaniiden MiniIier@ @arilis
banbeIt ii1ss nm bic s5lptts. Wir
Dd6ten, bic bdtteH ipir ibnen btforgt
unb aufgebokn.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-03-28
FOURTH
SPECIAL
DELIVERY
Established at the Electric
Grocery, East State Street

In It's efforts TO serve the people
with the quickest and the most ac.
commodating service, The Journal
has established the following sub.
station, and hereafter the evening pa.
per will be served on the o'clock
electric car to the East State street
electric grocery where a postoffice
has been located. and each subscriber
will be given free box
The Journal has this week estab.
lished four Special Deliveries: AZ
Daues brick store South Salem: at
BowersoXs Yew Park store: at the
asylum avenue store; and now at the
Electric store. on East state street.
Many new subscribers have been add.
ed. and those who wish can have
their papers delivered at these re
spectiye places at a reduction OF one
third from the carrier rates.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-03-28

CENTRAL
COMMITTEE
Met this Afternoon TO
Arrange for Delegates
Manner Of Selection the Only.
Question Before Them

The Marion county Democratic
central committee met in the Office OF
Secretary Fraser in the Hughes.
Darcy building, this afternoon. II.
w Downing. chairman Of the commit
tee, is the presiding officer. while Sec.
retary Fraser keeps the minutes.
Many Of the members of the commit.
tee are represented by proxy. The
purpose of the meeting is to arrange
to send Maron's quota of delegates to
the district convention to aid in select.
ing candidate to represent the mi.
nority party in the special congress.
sional election to be held I'm June.
when a successor will be chosen to
succeed the late Thomas Tongue.
The committee is composed of the
following members:
Aumsville. Chas. F. Helm: Aurora.
Robert l.. Reed; Breitenbush. r. N.
Hoover; Brooks. J. w. LaFollett:
Butteylle, James ?. Feller: Cham.
poeg. w. T. Coleman; Elkhorn. c. II.
Raines; Englewood p. l.. Frazier:
Fairfield. l.. l.. Aral; Gervais. y. A.
Mailman; Horeb J. r. Drais: Howell.
4. V. w. Hughes; Hubbard. s. W.
Weaver; Jefferson a. c. Libby; Mac.
leay, J. T. King; Marion, ED. Farm.
ham, Mehama, f. NJ. Hall; Monitor.
Ed. Cooley; Mount Angel. Fred
Schwab; Prospect. J. Harding: Salem
No. / Webster Holmes: Salem No. 2.
4. u. Palmer; Salem No. 3. J. II.
linn; Salem No. 4. j. Il. Godfrey:
East Salem, c. w. Yannke; North Sa.
en-, J. II. FairbanlS South Salem, T.
:. Davidson; SCOTS Mills. l.. X
Iiertzel; Sidney. Charles Mier; Sill
'er Falls, John Rossell; Sllverton,
ieorge Cussiter; North Sllverton, d.
'. Vaughn; South silverton. J. II.
smith; St. Paul. William Murphy:
itayton, Joseph Brown Sublimity, +.
\. Bell; Turner NJ o. Knight. Wood.
'urn. Grant Corby; Yew Park, John
3ohanan
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-03-28
PERSONALS.


Justice c. e. wolverton is in Al
bany.
County Recorder slegmund is in
jefferson.
Otto IL. Krausse, of Portland. was
in the city Friday
Mrs. Alfred w. stowell went to
Portland yesterday
Miss Halle Thomas Is spending a
few days in Portland.
DR. and Mrs. W. H. Thomas left this
afternoon for Portland
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar f. Johnson have
gone 10 Portland for a few days.
Miss Floy Houston arrived yester-
day from Roseburg, and will remain
permanently.
f. w. Poorman left this morning for
his home in Woodburn. TO spend the
vacation week.
Judge p. II. Ward and sister, Mrs.
Scattergood of Portland. are visiting
in this city. at the home Of l.. NJ.
Kirk.
A. NJ, SouthwIck. Miss Louise
Southwick and Miss HALEY have re.
turned from their claims I'm Lincoln
county
Marie Lloyd and Eugene whipple.
students OF willamette University,
left yesterday for their home at For.
est Grove.
Mrs. S. Farrar has gone 10 Port
land for a visit with her daughter,
Miss Helen who is attending st.
Helen's Hall in that city.
Miss Alice Shepard. who has been
attending the University. left his
morning for her home near Portland.
TO spend the Easter vacation.
Misses Gretta Stowell and Bernice
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-03-28

received in this city by letter yester-
day. He is survived by his mother
who is prostrated at the news three
sisters aud two brothers. besides
many friends The deceased young
man was engaged TO Miss Alma Hew.
III Of this city and expected TO make
his home in Salem following the mar.
rage. The father OF the young man
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-03-28

ing certain as 10 the building pros.
poets OF the approaching season. II Is
likely that there will be the average
amount of new business blocks and
general improvements, II In the IL.
tentIon OF Mr., Burton 10 manufacture
large quantity OF this building ma
terihl and be prepared 10 supply the
demand OF the market.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-03-28
Shot for HIs Money.

Mr. Clarence Walker. OF Portland.
who went 10 California about two
weeks ago, was Shot and killed for
his money on Monday, March 23. last.
The news OF the death OF young Walk.
er. who was aged only 20 years, was
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-03-28
Recital at jefferson.

The members of the senior class,
willamette University College of Ora.
tory. gave an elocutionary entertain.
ment at Jefferson last evening. The
members of the class who participated
IN the program are: May Chapter
Edna Parrish and May Byrne.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-03-28
viii Bowl Toniqht.

a return bowling match between
the Astoria Commercial Club and the
Salem lllihee Club will be held in this
city tonight The Salem club will be
represented in the contest by Murphy.
Schucking McNary, Sutherland Hoyt
and Olinger.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-03-28
viii Work When sun Shines.

A. Burton. the brick maker. had
everything In readiness 10 begin max.
Ing brick yesterday morning when the
sky became elouded and operations
were postponed. While there Is moth.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-03-28

The question Of opening the Lewis
and Clark fair Sundays Is now agitat-
ing the average Portland citizens
think tank. II might be well TO leave
Il 10 a referendum OF Portland people.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-03-28
HOW IS YOUR POCKET TIME PIECE,

This leading question order we want Won 70 LET
The SKILL modest charges Of ou rs,r
department. spp gooa reasons why you should
delicate BIT OF w surgery that yon need
quite OuWon IT'S usefulness that se Won new
reasonable wish on our part is nOt7 stop at wish
We have large ana varied stock ali priced
compatible with goodness that your wish viii hint
with when Come and look please If
costs yop nothing little time 1900 "
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-03-28
1 E;;$!' "a! 4! Social Realm4
Another Wedding.

Orphia e. Holiday and Elmer D.
Baxter. both of North Salem, were
married at the county court house
Friday afternoon March o. 1908.
County Judge John II. Scott officiat.
ed at the ceremony
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-03-28
DIED

KNAPP.-At the home No, l99
Church street, Saturday. March 2S.
1903, one OF the infant daughters
ttwin0 of Mr. and Mrs. VIM.
Knapp.
Funeral was conducted this after.
noon. and burial was had in City View
cemetery.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-03-28

kAUFNER-At the farm home, near
Pratum, Saturday March 2s 1908.
Ada, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. An.
ton Kaufnor aged years OF pnep,
monia.
Funeral services viii probably be
held Monday. and the remains will re
ceiye burial in the Catholic cemetery
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-03-28
Our Velvet Silver Polish Is The Best TrY nd
- 80 > -.
BAERS JEWELRY STORE. State Liberty S Leaders low prices

Stewart left this morning for Port.
land, where they will spend their va.
cation at the home Of the latter.
Miss Mabel Carter has gone to Port.
land whore she will spend the weel,
'of spring vacation that has been
granted the Willamette university
students.
Moses Sears, the East State-street
shoemaker for several years, has sold
his chicken ranch, and on April 7th
will go to Newberg. to mend the soles
Of saints and sinners there.
Hon. w. A. Henry, OF Olympia. one
Of the few members OF the Washing.
ton Legislature who got off with a
whole hide and untarnished reputa.
tion. has been down visiting his broth.
er d. @. Henry
George G. Brown has been appoint
ed clerk of the school land board. TO
NJ. l.. Chamberlain. who has
been quite IN at his Liberty.street
home. Mr. Brown served as clerk un
der the administration OF both w. H.
Odell and Mr. Chamberlain. and will
succeed TO the charge Of the depart
ment on April LIST.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-03-28

In searching to find out how drugs
act upon the body doctors have
learned that the body acts best with.
out any drugging whatsoever
schottle. Barr & Barr, osteopaths.
Opera House Block. Salem.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-03-28

had been dead but about two months
before tho untimely demise Of the son.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-03-28
A RYE FACE

Is apt TO suggest a bitter expert
ence. but ths experience OF those
using our Ice is apt TO be a satisfae.
tory one, as there Is nothing deletrlous
in 1t, and for your drinking water II
is both pure and healthfuL Az a cool.
er it is economical and clean. II you
want satisfactory ice service drop US
a postal TO No 174 Commercial street
or call our telephone No. 2ls1 Main
MRS. N. BECK.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-03-28

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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-12-15
According to the annual repoI

According to the annual report
Of the secretary o! the Interior,
Mr.. Bonaparte's investigation will
be for the purpose of enquiring
into the motives and methods of
the accusers. The government
now wants to know why Mr.. Bro
sius dug iu'o the alleged scandals
This may he important, but the
country ~ fir more concerned a.
10 the guilt or innocence Of The
accused.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-12-15
MoDIsH TRIMMING.
Effective Designs in Lace, Brnlds,
Etc, Noticeable in Winter
Costumes.

Broderie Anglaise or Swiss embroid-
cry is now conspicuous even on fashion
able flannel petticoats, where the per-
forated design is overcast with white
silk on the hem aounce and band head
ing it. Wheels. crescents and heart
shaped devices in white cotton are to be
bought by the dozen for every kind Of
applique work. reports the Brooklyn
Eagle. On a somewhat large scale this
style has been adopted for the trimming
Of chic models. in which case the silk
Invariably matches IN shade the materi-
aliti is intended TO ornament. In one ex-
ample the beauty and value OF plain
coat entirely depends on the deep collar
in black silk lace. displaying a cunning
combination of renaissance braid and
the spider web stars of the canary lace.
Tie same lace is used for broad inser-
tons and edgings setting off a tea gown
ia dove colored silk. A deep fiye-inch
fringe in twist silk hangs from three
inch scailops IN fine blaca silk braid net
ting. forming beTthas in mantles and
lressy bodices. or round tunics On an
tioue laces or flet work equally black
are strewn small appliques in white
lace, to comply with this winters mod
ish fancy Of having a touch of white in
troduced everywhere An effective
trimming could be concocfed in this
wise: One diamond medallion 31k by
2is inches. with center Of picot guipure
worked in coarse black silk. and finished
OF at top and base with three fanciful
scallops in shiny silk outlined with thicl
silk cord. Flank each Of the blunt sides
Of the meshy center with two crescents
each about 2ik inches. with horns turned
downward for the left set and spwert
on the opposite. Shape these ornament
with braid. partly solid and partly open
stiaen the edges with threaded wire Ike
cord and iii the vacant spaces with a sor
Of herring bone in thick twist silk, re
peating as often as necessary for 1engtl
desired
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-12-15

Fancy Wine Sap apples at Radpett-
Sanders. oO u
Stifin's cream is for sale by Chap
man & Briggs Give them your order
this week for X mas. so they can get
it in good time. oS-pi
DR.. Foreman has for several years
been at the head of the class IN the
matter OF holiday goods and this year
is 10 exception. oo-ti
Badgett Sanders have just received
a large shipment # Ferndell goods. %
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-12-15

Were myracles necessary to estan-
lIsh the authenticity OF the scrip
tures?n This is the query del ermin-
ed upon at the Bible study club last
night for discussion next Monday
The at guidance was somewhat great
er than usual last evening and the In
dcations are that the interest Is
growing. DR.. b. f. Fortner will pre-
sent the chief paper of the evening at
the ming meeting.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-12-15

Edward Everett Hale, ths ven
errb Boston man of letters. has
been chosen chaplain of the Y s
senate. He is SO, a Congregation
alist. and the author Of the "Man
Without a Country" as we'll as
other stories.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-12-15

If Mr.. Bonaparte will follow the
example of bis predecessor in the
investigating business ne will turn
the light on the redoubtable Dick
Adams an q the Delaware segrega
tinn
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-12-15

For Christmas holidsis toe Frisco
will sell TO local points for one fare
plus fifty cents. To points 10 the
southeast, west. etc. fare will pr0ba-
bly, be one fare plus s. 90 for the round
trip. Special rates 60 school teachers.
H. E. Harkrider. Agent.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-12-15

The Supreme court OF the Unit
ed States will take an adjournment
for two weeks from next Monday.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-12-15

Character is what you are; r-pu
tation is what people think you
are.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-12-15

Take your orders for bead work,
chains, belts and watch fo6s TO
Burns. This is something new and
would make nice Xmas presents.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-12-15
speclal Sale at Burns

Excellent opportunity offered the
residents Of Vinita. Representatives
will show an up to date line Of mil
linery, and tailor suits, furs, ready
"a ade skirts and waists. Every gar
.nent will be sold at manufacturers
price. Also complete line OF novel
tie>-W "Wednesday, Dec. 10
Ssm Hawkins is down from his
farm near the Kansas line.
Some activity in real estate again.
The Cherokee club will give da ace
Thursda, evening; all members ar
invited.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-12-15

Vance McSpaddeu sold through the
Campbell Mars Real Estate company
today the cameron property on the
east side to w. A. ). Half, OF Ed
mond, Oklahoma. Consideration,
ST. 300.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-12-15

GROCERIES
FERNDELL GOODS
Sliced Lemon Peach for
Cream
Sliced ApriCOtS
Pitted Preserve Cherries
yellow Crawf'd Peaches
Pears
Green Gage Plums
Egg Plums
Sliced pineapple
PRESERVES, JELLlES
Strawberry
Raspberry
Red Currant
DamSOn plum
Pineapple
Ounce
Red Cherry
Crab Apple
BOTTLE GOODS
Stuffed olives
Plain Olives
MarasQune Cherries
Pin Money pickles
| Chill Sauce
Chow Chow
TabaScO Sauce
Lee g. Perrin Sauce
Stuffed MangOeS
Sweet Midgets pickles
Salad pressing
CAN VEGETABLES
French peas
Ferndell Corn
Ferndell Tomatoes z &
3 Id cans
Lima Beans
StringlesS Beans
Extra sifted peas
Asparagus Tips
CAN MEATS
Develed Crabs
Can Shrimps
Lunch Tongue
Luncheon Beef
Corn Beef
Clipped Beef
| Salmon
French Sardines
Roast Beef
Veal and ham loaf
EVAPORATED FRUIT
PruneS
Fancy peaches
ApriCOts
Pears
! SeedleSs RaisIns
Loose Raisins
Dates and Figs
FULL LINE NUTS
English Walnutsi
Brazil Nuts
PecanS
} HazeInutS
! Almonds
: French CocoanutS
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-13
ASSAULT CASE APPEALED
John Pitts, Charged With Assault and
Battery in Police Court, Takes His
Hearing to a Higher Court.

The case OF X. r. Ferguson and John
pitts. who were arrested a few
nights ago for fighting in Johnson's liv-
cry stable on Fifth street, was disposed
Of by Mayor Grille at "Wednesday even
ing's session of police court. ferguson
lad put up so for his appearance at the
hearing, but in his failure to do 50, the
amount was forfeited. Pitts appeared
and desired to appeal the case to the
.ircuit court when he was fined $40 and
costs. He was required to give the prop
er bond of $50 and the appeal taken.
The charge against both men was assault
and battery.
Two dfunlls Of the plain variety paid
ines of SO and costs each, and one went
to Jail for three days at Thursday morn,
ing's court.