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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-05

ALMOST I'VE AWAY.
Two-story brick. ~ California ave. 6 rooms.
: tenants: 13-inch walls: price -.
ALBERT WENZLlCK 1915 Chestnut 81.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-05
|enkS7O--P Price Sc, 200.

$500 an bus 5si4 and 5sl6 Cook ave: two 3
4of 6-room asd bath: moGem residence: lot ssx
= -rent SD a year. II you buy this you can
Kiln enc f5use and receive SGD rent for the
4hr house. which viii pay all expenses and tn
Ia ONLY s.. oo required to purchase them.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-05
$500 STONE FLAT,

Take the Suburban car and get of Al Kings
Highway; walk half block north and Look at ts1
Paramount ave. --story Carthage Stune-f-unt. :
fats. 6 and rooms; elegantly decorated: tiled
porch and bathroom; : nurnzres: Tot sgxiS: rent.
$50 n wear: price E.s0: deferred payucnts :
Per cent: no better Investment in this city.
J NJ LENI * CO.. SIG Chestnut 81.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-05
SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS

sale in partition: Olive st. =. W corner Six
teenth ST. Ssrio9 to alley: old improvements
rental SZ-5o0; at private sale: particulars al Of
nee jas H Mcguire. Special Commissioner. iG
JOHN MAGUIRE r. Z CO. Agents.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-05
4227 FinneV Avenue.

A e-story and attic brick house Of 3 rooms and .
finished basement rooms y kitchens and ? bath
roomsl. furnace. h.. and c. water. dumb waiter
and all other convenience: can be occupied BY
one or two families: vi. be sold very reasona-
bic: place too large for present oSner. For pur-
Their particulars see e.
LEWIS A, J. LIPPELT. So Chestnut st.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-08-26

TAKEN UPON or about Aug. LIST
near Burlington, one mare; bright bay
both hind feet white, about eight years
old, weight about 1000, no brands Geo.
Wells, Burlington, N. ID. 1876
TAKEN UP-About July 20 at my
place in sec. Is, tip. 153, r. SO, four cows,
three red and one red and white, all
branded on the right side. Owner
pay charges, prove property and take
same away.-O. L. Toftner, Minot. 1876
Taken up-At my ranch about five
miles east of Chilcot, one dark brown or
black mare branded ) on right shoulder
with vent brand ) on right thigh also
branded 2 on left shoulder. One brown
mare with star in forehead and short
piece of rope around her neck, branded
on right shoulder with vent on
right thigh, no other brand. Call on
or address David Glib, Chilcot, North
Dakota. 17-3t
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-08-26

Go to the Palace Barber Shop for a
good Csc bath.-W. e. johnson. l6
J. A. Carson threshed his grain
at the outskirts of this city last
week. The oats yielded 30 bush
els to the acre, barley 40 and
wheat 16H.
W. c.. Gilmore, the barber re-
turned from Mohal where he has
been proving up a claim. He sold
the farm the other day for $500
and will 90 west.
The city council held a meeting
Monday evening and the ordi-
nance pertaining to the re-estab-
lishment of the grades for the
city streets, passed the first read
ing.
Quite a number OF hunters
with their dogs were out Sunday
training those CANNES for the
regular season which opens Sep
TENDER /. Not one Of them was
SO misfOrtunate as to bag a
chicken.
VIM. J. Stone, of White Earth,
accompanied his uncle, W. NJ.
|Stone to St. Joe, Mo-, Thursday
night. His uncle who has con-
sumption, came here a month
ago expecting to regain his health
but grew worse.
Attorney Crane returned from
a three weeks business trip to
British Columbia and Washing
ton. He says the west is the
place to live for,people who have
plenty of money, but advises
everyone to remain in North Da-
kOta.
The we'll known pastor II. c.
Holm, Supt. for the Inner Mission
of the U. Norwegian Lutheran
church will be in Minot and will
preach in Bethany Lutheran
church at 8 p. nj. Aug. %. And
the Sunday following at 1920 a.
m. in the same church. A cordial
invitation to all.-O. r. GrOnen.
B. Fl. Ever's nineteen months
old boy is having more than his
share of trouble. The little fel-
low was first taken i'll with the
measels, then went through a
siege of whooping cough. Bron-
chitis next effected him and now
he is very i'll with Bright's disease.
DR.. Taylor believes he can save
his little patient.
Five prisoners who have been
in the county jail from four to
six months, were freed today,
their terms having expired.
Most of them were in for con-
Quoting blind pigs. Those let
out are Joe and Walt Dinger,
Coas. Patrick, Tony Farrell and
John Lorden. Joe Dinger paid
his $500 fine imposed forpigging.
Asa Chambers and Miss Della
Colder were married Monday at
2:3O p. IN. by Rev. Edgar Jones
at the home of the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Colder, OF Nc
Kinney township. In the even
ing a crowd Of forty friends
gathered at the home and made
merry. The attending couple
were Miss Grace Colder and Earl
Strong.
! P. V. Mccoy is in receipt of a
sofa pillow made by a young
lady in St. Paul which for beauty
surpasses anything ever seen in
Minot. 1t was sent by express
and is on exhibition at the drug
store and Mac. is all smiles when
he gazes on the fluffy thing, sur
rounded by many yards of pink
ribbon. The embroidery work
was done by the young lady her.
self and Mac. says the creation is
too nice for common use.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-12-24
EVANS DIED IN
THE u. S. JAIL
Appeared Utterly
UnConCerned as
to His Fate.

w. j. Evsns, who told Preston
Davis, his attorney, that his real
name was John S. Crosby, died in
the U. S. Jail at this place yester.
day afternoon. The body was
at once placed in charge of L. o.
Stevenson, undertaken, ard will
be held lew days until relatives
in New York, il such there be can
be heard from.
This Is the man who was acoi.
IDENTIFY shot with mis- own weapon,
IN his own hand. at Fairland,
about a month ago. while endeav.
oring to draw 1t to fire on the men
who overpowered him. The shot
shattered hi- limb aud Evans wac
brought to Vinita, where the limb
vas removed. The mans body
aud limbs showed that no was
adieted 10 the use of cooaine, ad.
minislered hypodermieally though
the multitude OF scars Sere not
necessary TO attest It He was
phvrieal. .as well ~ moral wreck.
Evsns buTglariEs tore at
Falrlaud carrying off amoag other
things gaudy blanket, which
would have led TO his capture any.
where. He was found lylng in a
hay stack short distance from
town.
Some time since nua OF cry
preachers went to see Evans, but
vac told by him that ne would
obligr him by iesving. IL has
been clear for sore days that the
man could not gel Weil but he
seemed 20 be utterly unoonosrned
IN the subject
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-12-24

Tue performance was a good one
and satisfactory to all
Hard times and money sting.
ency tell on theatrical receipts
quicker aud with more effect than
on any other line OF business, and
Viniia is m exception to the rule,
The pay has nat heen eommen.
surate with the work this winter,
but Messrs. Butler & Bradley want
practice aud experience aud are
having some fun, even though
the overcoat iur.trimmed ia
still 10 prospect. The same at.
fractions another year would have
put them away tu "lhe good"
Last nights was Vinita show
aud somehow or other pretty
good number Of her theatre.goers
found out that The Irish Pawn.
brokers was what they we're wait
ing for Il was not very "true to
name. a. the fruit ttee sellers
advertise, but IL did not need to
be-'twould have been good with.
out any name. Il was just iun
from one end TO the other with no
play worth following While Nc
Cabe and Mack and Maize Trum
bull were big share OF the show
every member OF the company was
an arlis, and they had just about
the best male quartette that has
been 10 Vinits 10 many a day
The dancing, aud there was a good
deal OF It, was excellent. and they
had an old maid sister.in Law who
ought TO get two salaries-one flT
her talents as an actress aud an.
other on her face and make up. for
a hard locker she sure was When
ever there is something doing,
the lrish Pawnbroksrs can depend
on q full house at Viniia. A mum.
Der of cur play goers regretted
that the company wss compelled
to go away on the midnight train
for Cofieyville. 80 they wished toI
meet its members and do some.
thing in = social way to show their
appreciation.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-12-24
PatronIze Iiome INDUSTRY .

y
You have money deposit II il
Vinita banks.
II you wish TO purchase an ar
icle OF merchandise buy it in vi
nita
II you have oIulract 10 let
give il to some Vinita mechanic.
II you need lawyer there are
plenty of good ones in Vinits; gel
one of them.
II you need physician there
are no better in the territory.
II you need anything whatever
to eat, drink, wear or use, get il
in your home town aud that sorl
ofreciproci,y will build city. But
this ui course don't apply to print.
ing. II you can save lew cents
per thousand by sending away
that is the thing to do. The col
umns of ulce things the home pa.
per prints about the town is of no
consequence, aud you owe IL no
favors IN business way.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-12-24
BEFORE THE
FOOTLIGHTS
Collection of Local
and General Play
House Notes.

Coneyvilie audiences are o+lng
RECALLED with Unole Toms Cabin.
Wagner is without an opera
house, and that town, being ut a
railroad crossing, would be good
place for one.
A much needed new piano has
been added to the equipment Of
the Byrd Ada opera house IN this
city, adding mucn 10 an evening e
enjoyment. An effort is going to
be made to marshal an orchestra,
after q while.
George W. VESSELS aud Mil
dTed Hall IN the great m-lodrama,
Lady Audley's secret,n will be
the next show at the opera house.
Ia getting this company ,uanaRsfs
Butler & Bradley guarantee first
Glass production Of this famous
drama
Robert Mantell, who because Of
being driven out Of the larger Tex
as cities some time since by the
yellow fever seaurge gave a
performance In Vinita, l. now
back In New York. He i having
larger audience. than be bad at
Vinita, but certainly not more ap
preoiative ones
About the warmesl "roast'' seen
recently was handed out to "A
Montana OUTLAW" few days
since by the Coffsyville Journal
II started out with the assertion
ave have seen worse plsys--but
can't recall them just now " And
closes: "We don't kaoN hos
much Of 3 reward Is offered for the
capture of "a Montana Ouilaw "
but Coiieyville people will double
lhe amount II be is convicted "
The "Irish PaEnbroker's prop
erty man bad never been through
this section before and At the bag
gage car yesterday wanted to knoS
"What is II 10 you7" eltsr having
been cate 9hised iully a. 10 height
Of II, &c. But just that juae
surs someone called "Oook." aud
The fellow spoloRizsd bad heard
e him ia Madison Sqt .re Garden,
n Y, last summer bffore starting
on he road, but in the hustle o.
unloading bad forgotten this was
Yinita. All the theatrical people
know "Dtck, even though they
have never been within hundreds
OF miles Of Vioita.
Stuart Robson's Orchard Car.
vel" company VAS late getting In
TO Arkansas City, a few nights
ago and the play began At 1880
and continued uotf ? a. IN. The
train reached the town At $3.50 bur
lack Of eonveysnee- made IL
nsoeseaFy iof the company 10 walk
almile to the hall aud It took u-srly
three hours to convey All ,he bag
gage up The sectors dressed aud
nse saadwiohrs until time To goan.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-12-24
AT The U. S. JAIL.
Notes uathered at the Criminal
Headquarters OF the North
ern District.

Will spear, from Salisaw, was add
ed tu the JAN eOinny tint morning uu
a whisky uhatFe-bHud 5000
GEORGE sheltn' the neu sentenc-
en Ia, xecutluh Isu IS, ha. eera placed
o. himself 10 cea ~ thr md llit.
Two or three ueFtu pteacrer., lnciui-
iug jess Yanu. frum cut on Grand
river, have teen ~ e. see bin 10 All
appearance, neither their visits, hi.
conscience 'Wr approaching donm,
Have atY tifrct upnn hin
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-12-24

Tneo v Guiick tells af die.
covering rare old Greek b'bls in
q -seiud hand rtore recently. Mr.
Quick Is . confirmed book worm
aud bas sharp Eyes for musty col.
unes -Muskages Times.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-12-24
a VERY SPEEDY CONVICTION.
VIII Not Hunger For 81 Least Five
Years.

WIZ wv HaHkcf TUT - LEast rive
Years.
Some quick work was dune by
Judge Clayton at Poteau recently
according to the South McAlester
Capital. An old Du'ohman Aoat.
ed into town and after looking
around a shiIe uuhilohed a horse
from a rack and tried to sell IL at =
stable. The owner very eoon
missed the snimsl. aud finally
found the old man trying to sell It
ana had him arrested. Court was
In session ut the time aud The
transaction took place within two
hundred yards Of the court house
The German was srraigned. whsn
be gave his name as Henry HUT.
man. He pleaded guilty and gave
as reason for the theft that be
was hungry.
Judge Clayton sized him up As
al old offender aud asked hin
bow long he hsd been out Of The
pen
Alter some hesitation he said
three months.
When asked for what and Row
long he bad been sent he said:
Five years Tor robbing a post
Office. 4"
Judge Clayton then said, Il
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-12-24
Convene The Iisrssy Court. Quick.

convene the Iierssy Court, Quick,
The 81. Louis preachers grilled
the Supreme court Of the state
Sunday. becsuse OF Butlef's die.
charge. But despite The occasion.
al, not 10 ssy frequent, miscar.
viags Of justice, we would rather
have the prrfogstive vested In the
courts than IN the preachers. The
lechnicaliiies are more often for
than against the defense, just the
reverse Of what would happen II
ths preachers bad the say south
MoAlesssr Nsws
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-12-24

The blacksmi,h rnould pound
while The irou y not. rhs belated
investigator. tnu miuisl-s pienipo.
tenuaty aud amba-sad,r txiracr-
dinsty ~ ln- Secretary u tna Ia
terInr. will fnd thai the ffe has
died 10 the iurnao-, thas the cold
IRON lies uDnu the anvil. aud let
him hammer with tas arm OF 3
Hercules. he sill msks no prn.
gFees IN -naping the N -tsl How.
ever. the iron II ~ condition TO
receive white wash. fns people
have lost interest Ia the charges
They believe that the investiga
tion has purposely been delayed,
and that. even II the abuses nam
ed ara uue. = thorough white wssh
has been prepared, aud the visit
oi Mr. Bonaparle aud his assist.
ant. Mr.. Woodruff. is SIMPLY for
the purpose OF applying the
liquid The coating, exposed Ia
the light Of brilliant adtnlnistra
tion. will soon DIRE and look ss
immaculate as the driven SNOW
Muskogee Times.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-12-24
TOWN LOT SALE.
Would Have Been a Good Thing,
Ssy the Knowing Ones.

G-ntltm who are convef-agt With
'urh sut i'cts sas that = holiday town
- safe wiuld have heeu good thlug
'fnat Ne c'ald nave got hls crowd
~ people ffnm the state. W. alI
kn0W that % get good prices for lots
to Vtnita Vt - net even necessary u
yet strangers o. bid upon Them.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-12-24
FRATERNAL AID ASSN.
Thanks are rendered by the Visiting
Team.

Pi1tsburg Council, No. 42s, wish
10 publicly extend thanks to the
officers and members oi Vioila
Council for the pleasant reception
accorded them during their Welt
to Vinita. They carry home many
pleasant rsmembrAnces and extend
an invitation to Vinits Council to
visit them a. Pittsburs. Ksnsss,
when We will endeav0r 10 shaw
them by acts ~ we'll "a words ur
appreciation Of their hospitality
and accord tn-m reception ior
which the sundpwsr State is noted
and traternal welcome suoh ~
se alsays have ready for all the
faithful members Of the Frstefnal
Aid Association.
Anna BerrybilI,
Special 0fgsuizet.
Sarah Niohuls.
Csp'aiu oi Team.
And Oflieeps aud Members.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-12-24

This arrangement h as
been made in order that
readers of the Weekly
Chieftain may obtain these
excellent farm papers at a
nominal cost in connection
with renewals or new sub
scriptions. The Farmer
and Stockman" is among
the best farm publications,
and ought to be a visitor
in every farm home.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-12-24
SOUTH TOWNS wATERwoRKs.
We May Learn By The Experiences
OF Others.

South MoAle-tsr's waterworks
service was tested Wednesday aud a.,
proving satisfactory, was accepted.
The regular fire pressure is 100
pounds but On the occasion named
only IS pounds was used and that
was sufficient TO throw 4 stream-
100 feet high Cost vac: general
eontrsct s145,092; reservoir eli,
266; sewers 81 ,526; "extras" caz,
s8.l52. ana were allowed. The
rates proposed lur five raom
house are 81; lawn -prluklIag, 30
feet or less, s5; private -tabie for
one hof-- s6, per year
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-12-24
NEWS

service from the southwest 10 general
aud the terfiisries in particu AZ This
feature, IN addition to iis iine AGRICUL
IURAL and LIVE STOCK page and
other specially edited pages. fof the fam
ily, makes THR DALLAS SEMI-WEEK
lN NEWS a most useful aud interesting
paper 10 the farmers and stockmen of
Oklahoma and Indian Territories You
can now get Tie News In connection
with The Chieftain for the s.nall
sum 0f a. so : yea
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-12-24
A TEXAS WONDER.
Hairs Great Discovery.

One small bottle Of the Texas Wonder
Halls Great Discovery, cures all kidney
troubles, removes gravel cures diabetes,
seminal emissions, weak and lame backs
rheumatism and all Irregularities Of the
kidneys aud bladder In both men and
women, regulates bladder trouble in
children # not sold by your druggist
will be sent BY mail on receipt o. 81 One
small bottle Is two months treatment.
Dr Ernest " Hall, Sole Manufacture,
P o Box 62a, St Louis. Mo. Sold By all
druggists and shanahan y Mitchell. "
Read This
81 Louis, Mo. Dec 4. IgOl-Dr. " X
Hall, Dear Sir have used one bottle Of
the Texas Wonder, Hail's Great Disco
very, Tor kidney and bladder trouble I
weighed 100 pounds when began using
Il; today weigh i10 pounds. and feel
better than | have IN twenty yea 5. and
! eheerfully recommend Il TO the public
Respectfully. " SMITH. 272i Olive
street. Sold BY al druggist and shana.
has Z Mitchell.
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will give you five years for this. "
As an example o. reckless steal
ing and swift justice this takes the
palm, as II all occurred in one day
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elnded IN Texas aud the adjacent states
and territories both by general associ.
ated press service and BY its own special
paid correspondents. thus Swing quick
aud unsurpassed
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OFFER!

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NEWS 10 give 4 full and complete
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The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-12-25
Half Rates to Portland, Oregon,
and Return,

Via the North Western Line. Excur-
Sion tickets will be sold Jan. 6 to 8, in
elusive, with very favorable return
limits, on account Of convention OF
NationllL Live Stock Association. APP
ply to Agents Chicago s. North-W Vest
ern R'S.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-12-25
new D0RMTTORY
The Second Of the Northern
Normals Group OF Buildings
Completed.
Arrangements and Regulations
Pertaining thereto.

In view Of the fact that the dormi-
tory will now be ready in a short time
Tor occupancy, the following regula-
tions in regard to it given to the pub
lie by President Koehler In the last
number OF the Exponent, will be OF
interest.
THE building is heated by steam
and lighted by gas. Bath rooms, lava.
tories. closets and hot and cold water
are found on each floor.
1.-THE rooms are all of good size, and
are furnished with iron bedsteads.
mattresses, pillows, washstands, bowls
and pitchers. study tables, dressers,
chairs and book shelves. Some of the
rooms are arranged in suites Of three
to be occupied by four girls. One room
is to be: used as a study room. and
the other two smaller rooms as bed
rooms.
Ample closets are built into each
room. In fact the entire interior ar.
rangement Is constructed systemat-
fcaliy and with an eye to economy,
and there Is not an undesirable room
in the house. Most of the beds are
single. Other necessary bedding and
toilet articles must be furnished by
occupants, who are requested to bring
two pairs of blankets or two comforts
BLANKETS preferred), three sheets, two
pairs of pillow cases, pad to cover mat.
tress. six towels, a clothes bag and q
napkin ring.
Ladies only will be allowed to room
in the dormitory, but both ladies and
gentlemen will be furnished table
board in the hall. The dining room is
large and provision will be made to
board from 100 to 120 students.
THE cost Of room in the dormitory
will be from So to $12 per semester
for each student. The table board
will cost $3.50 a week, and will be
payable in advance for four weeks.
T secur rooms in the dormitory a
fee of 50 per semester will be required
in advance, and this fee, with 81 from
each boarder who rooms outside the
dormitory, will be used to keep up the
kitchen ware and dining room repairs
"The dormitory and boarding hall
will be in charge Of a competent pre-
ceptress and matron, who will lool
after the interest Of all the oecu
pants"