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La Junta tribune., 1903-04-01
ooties 81 gleetIo0.

NOTICE OF ELECTION GRANTING GER
~ tain rights. privileges and franchise. To
y. 9, Saunders, }. ". Bsat,. n. H. Dye and y.
whereas. N. q. s~und-rs. J. ". H..st,, II. H..
Dy. and O. r. Middl.kamp have applied to the
for u Franchise granting Ia them and To their
heirs. successors and assigns for a prrioi of
twenty Ave year. the rights priviiex.-- and fran.
the city of la Junta. state OF Colorado. a gs~
works Tor the manufacture aud di.tribution Of
ga. for fuel. heating and illuminating PURPOSES
tn -aid city AMI its inhabitants
And, whrr.as. u Is the belief Of the city eoun-
Gil Of La JuntA, Colorado that the s,-neral s,-pi
Of the community r~Iuir.-- this council To- sub.
NIT tn vote II the t-rcple. a. prosidsi by Law
Wn' " A. Il IN. III :: v,saish vsssdhir..s
their heirs. saccs-s-or- and assigns. franchise
to cnastrucs- maintain aud operate within aid
fArtur- aud distribution Of ga. for fuel. heating
and Illuminating purI-e---.
L. Junt., that at tA- neli regular ei-efion IL
officers u the city Of IL Junta, Colorado. To b.
bold a. Tac.,t.y Ap,n ! isn iher- b. -ubutst,s-i
the question 81 granting 4. u. saun.s-r-. J. v
h-irs. succr--cr- and sssisn-. fns thr trrrioi az
twenty -hvr year.. the right privil~xs and fran
ehiss to O. s,,1SsrYcs, ofrrsts and maintain within
the manufacture and distribution az xa- for
h~ssin~-fu~i and Illuminating parpo-e- ard fur
That the city clerk os the aid city b. and he
l. hereby auskoeisrsi and dir.scf~d to prepare
prop-S and necessary ballots and ballot bpr~-
TOR voting On -sid question. and shall cau~e thu
same IN h- di-fribut~si Tn the regular election
city st the same time and in the same manner
that ballots and halhBt hoz~~ dist ritut 4 f.f
the regular el~ctioa Of ol1sc-ss b. hid On
said date.
said city clerk is further Instructed and
dir-rs.si se inssiiasely pssrnr- fr-m the twas
urre ~ Osero eyunty, Colorado. c-rfih~.f list
q tkr naae> q an the se<i<brnts of >aid city II
Ii Junta- Who arr ta1 payers under the L. - and
vko an ueheruise qualned elersors ~ - II city
sd sAsn fnsuish tke sanse Tn said ~l--fioa o.
n city clesk a said city is k-r-tsy suthorisrd
snd &ifersrd tn rive public ncsier of the >ubs.i-
sine - sUeA QUESTION b. puhliczfiun FOE r-rsn-d
- Aos<a aays psvy-dinG >yrk el~cfies in ~ous~
n~vrDnurr having seapsal circalafiu. in said
n sa5d es-esiu. sAan - - h.l,us. S~i.s-a
- s1issAk paVrs- asd eoeA vussr vAo skan d.
sise - seYrvv>. rntify anf suee NJ -oeA frnn-
eAise 80 70 aueAefie the srsnfin~ tksr-f
sAan Sev-ie N the enDse boa IN - prvvis-d
.assa sAsn = H';:ssd =. s- Yer a
Dye sns1k q. Uit1eAa8p, thris keirs. s~r-
ce~<osS ead ss~iDs, ~ H. pprisd q sv~.ey Avp
ysse.. th>sisAs. p.ivi1.ee ssd fss.rAi- n oss-
- ss-f:;s - ..i.s.i. yisei. :se eisy q
6srssse SD aissri6ssi-a q IS ~ k-ssine. ~
-. = ss;s<;sy - e i.ssSsss.ss ~
- eeeA v~es - sAAu ds.isp ssAs>apprus~
- - - 80: 80: - = ss - sf:s<s:: ::s<s:: - =
- ekssA sA.n = 1ri.sd a. v@s:
y. Es. u I B.. - e. S:s6-Sss.ss =
t4ets k{s~l snH - o@iuna ~ -
prstA - ss~e.sy-e~v vs.rs, ~ risAa- p<sssa-s-
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-01
nosiee Of Rsdemes'es ss 3eheei var.
so0So.

orrlcx or CouxTy Tn uxAsunxk-l
sbTEnO COCHrr. coLO9ADo.
NAncM u. 1iAu.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GISEN THAT WILL
~ redeem at my odScs la La Susea- Osero
e,,un,, ali = arrnr.ss = numbered ~ foiloSs:
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-01
sos,es 70 ce..,sese.s.

OEALED PROPOSALS, ADDRESSED To
. the secretary of the school lizard of
District No. II. will h~ received at the osESee
Of said secretary in the PirS National Bank
Of In jan,a, Colorado until !. O'clock M,
April 10. iSri, for the buiidipg OF = .ehool
No l Of said district. in secordane With
plan. and specifications adopted by said
Loa I'd, aud now on fiie itk atA s<rretaFy.
Each pro,.o.al mnsf he accompanied by .
certified cheek for p~r cent of the bi4i,
pay BILE to said .rhooi board, u guarantees
that the bidder, II succ-..ful. III eus-r Into
a prop-r contract ~ith said district for said
work, and that said bidder will furo!sh u
good and III fficient bend, tn the .afisfa~tioe
Of said board. for tb~ fuihlimest of said c.su-
tract. said cs.rtihesi check to lie forfs<escd ia
cont ract, or furnish such bond. In his
proposal aud bid accepted. The school
board reserve. the right To reject amy and
all bids
RoBT " PATTERSON, Secretary.
In iunfa- Colo.
First publication. March IL. fssL
Last publication. April ;, 1913.
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-01
City Council.

The city council held a brief
session Monday night, the mayor
and all OF the councilmen being
present.
The mayor appointed com
mittee OF three, consisting of AL
dermen McNeen, Cartwright and
Draper to look into the matter
of insuring the new city hall. The
committee was given power to act
in the matter.
A. A. Frost was appointed
night marshal, to serve during
the remainder OF the present term.
The ordinance fixing the salary
of the city engineer at Sra per
annum. payable monthly. was
placed on its second and third
reading and final passage.
After passing the usual number
OF bills the council adjourned.
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-01

| April =, iaIi
&. A BEERHoHN.
County Treasurer.
first pnbIicstioa. March q, ral
Last publication. April u. iS1
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-01

s.J fraehise. u cz,nSsrnra, ogssate ard main
tain sithin the city Of La Janta- Cnsorndo, .
ms works for the manufsesufe and distrihuston
q "a. for BEATING, fuel asd illuminating pr
pnr- and To furnish the -ans- :" the city and ITS
m. vote on said que.tiaa shall be canvassrd
In the came manner and ~ the same tina~ that
tn votes for the election of ocers east at such
slrc1ioa arr cznvas~esi. and returns theres,f he
made as provid<si b law -.
That these rcsoiutioos- With an sddiskonal
headiss. namely: -Notic- of election GransinE
certain rights, privil~s~s ard fr.nrhi.~s % 4. .
g. S.nid~rs. J. W Rraty. H D. Dye and & O.
NIddIr ksmp" shall be published in = n~w~paprr
Aayins ,rfrr4i circulatios u said city. sDs /.
prriod of AZ least fifteen dag. prior - said
elresioa and copies oi >aid r~-airtsoos .haii g
IL .rs-ral yards Of said city at least hfte~n
day. t--fof- the date of such elcctinn As noticr
to said vot-rs Of the the holding therrof-
Adopt--i aud approved this issh day OF March.
A. D.. isn
Mayor.
Gso. $ THOMPSON. City Clerk.
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-01
tsJvnts womsn's Club.

The La Junta Woman's Club
held its regular meeting last Fri
day afternoon at the pleasant
home of Mrs c. Talliaterro on
CimaTron avenue. Current topics
brought out many themes OF in
terest. The work of the day was
in the hands of the following
members: George w. Gable, I"
Mrs. Kendall; Thomas Nelson
Page" Mrs. Sebree. Mrs. Sebree
also reviewed one OF the novels OF
Mir. Page in very pleasing man
ner. which was thoroughly en-
joyed. Adjourned to meet with
Mrs. Mendelson.
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-01
County CoUst.

The county court was IN session
FIVE days of last week. the jury
summoned being in attendance
Cases were disposed Of as follows
X. Eisen VS.. Pearson-Suii
on account. verdict for defendant;
appealed to the court of appeals.
People VS.. Eva NJ. Lsrmore-
Insanity; jury found defendant to
be sane.
City Of La Junta vs.. James
king-Assauit; dismissed on mo.
ton Of plaintiff
People vs.. Louis Rol.nd-As-
sault. jury disagreed.
Charles s. Seeiey vs. La unta
Opesa House ComPany-Suit to
recoves commission; dismissed by
stipulation
Basnes Buggy Company vs.
Lumpkin 4 Sssffosd-Ssis on se-
cosssy; jury trial, verdict fes
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-01
WEDNESDAY. APRIL |. 1908
Dramatic Recital.

Henrietta Vinton Davis will give
a dramatic reading and recital. at
the Norman building, Monday
evening, April 9th, for the benefit
OF the A NJ. l.. church, assisted
by eminent local musical talent.
Miss Davis is an elocutionist and
reader OF unusual ability. winning
a gold medal in Denver last year,
IN which there were ten contest
ants. The admission will be IS
cents.
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-01
Wan, . New Ne, 10, Ess,er7

If so, attend the grand millinery
opening opening given by Miss
Emma Wilson in the new Wood
ruff block, south of court house.
Wednesday and Thursday, April
Ist and I'd. Here are pattern hats
right from the fashion centers-
the products OF the masters OF the
fashion makers. We want you 10
see them and pass upon them.
Music by Wonderly's famous or
chestra Wednesday afternoon and
evening.
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-01
no.iee 81 E,se,,es.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ regular municipal election In aad for
and state OF Colorado. to b. h~ld On
the ssh day Of April, A. d. 1861 A. said
eIection there will Le elected the following
named ofbcers Tor the term Of tao yesrx:
0Ue mayor.
Two aldermen for Ward No. I.
Two aidsrnen for Ward No :.
T~o aldermen for Ward No ).
One city treasurer.
ODs city clerk
Oa- city marshal.
Ou- city engineer-
One police magistrate.
One street supervisor.
One city attorney.
Given under mi hand and .-sl Of The cit,
Of La Junta. this 18th dap of March 4 ID.
iHa
Gs THOMPSON,
City Clerk
Pir.s publication, Aiarrh Il. 1871
Last publication April Z. E@a.
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-01
comm.ssiensrs 1,oesss,nss.

Certified copy of n portion OF the proe..dinS.
Of the ard of M ssioners Of Ot..ro county
transacted at the March 1877. meeting thers1f.
The following claims against tho county arr
now presented. and after due consideration,
are on motion disallowed-
Charles Rockwell, witness. J. r. court. u
The following claim. against thu county ar.
presented. and after due consideration, arr,
on notion allowed aud warrants are ordered
drawn la pay n,ent therefor. a. follows
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-01
r,eme,,ea The, v,esses.

Porter ]. Preston, OF Las Ami
mas. manager and engineer OF the
Fou Lyons Company, has been
appointed deputy state engineer
by Prof. l.. q. Carpenter. He
leaves today to take charge OF his
new duties.
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-01

CA uEE8HDaD
C~uney fr>~>srer-
e e SE... -; Ss:ss 4, :; =. .
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-01

plaintiff; judgment for sIa4 and
costs.
The jury was discharged last
Friday night for the term.
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-01
See Bowen for 4 Spring Suit |


z s>DU8ME8S DRECToRY<s
La Junta tribune., 1903-04-01
Notice Of Rsdsmp,ioa Of County Wss-
sSnto.

OYYicE or CouSrY TRxAsUEEH.y
OTGso CouSrY. CoLonAIo,
NAKrB Il. 1873.
NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT I
~ ~iil redeem at my ONCE in La Iunta.
Otero county. all warrants numbered -
follows:
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-07-23
SOME RAILROAD FRAUDS.
Different Kinds of Deadbeats That
Conductors Have to Coa-
tend with.

"oh, no" said the conductor, accord
ing 10 the Detroit Free Press, Il knew
you we're all right. Ticket punch a lit
lie old? Well, yes. but you didn't have
the air % make me think there was
anything wrong about It. No, It
wasn't because you looked as though
you had money. Ne one without it
tries 10 steal ride.
Il can size up the frauds pretty well.
How? Well. don't know as can tell
you how" Here the conductor elasped
his hands about bis knees and looked
back mediiaively
! think they're poor actors, anna
teurisn. A fraud that Is a high-elass
actor can do bigger business than
lodging railroad fare. The amateur Is
liable TO overdo; he'll tear a passion
20 tatters, to very rags. The railroad
fraud as q rule is very much interested
in something, OF wholly Indifferent TO
everything. lie isn't sharp enough 10
get on the safe middle ground.
"fhe other day 3 fellow with a big
face and brassy one. too. got on the
train back here Al the junction. Three
Minutes afterwafd. when came
through N vas stretched out on seat
fast asleep with his shoes of and o
newspaper over bis face. lie must
have unlaeed his shoes before be got
or. ! could hardly believe this was
the same man. Just then he COM
meuced to breathe deep. That settled
iti he had oyeracted. Ishook him. He
pulled ous a pass-book and a fat poek-
tt.book with Il.
Last week | came across good
specimen Of the Indifferent one. ] was
going past him, when ! noticed that
be was altogether too easy 20 be nat
ural. He was Topped away over. and
bis head and one thumb kept bobbing
= never have any trouble with drum
mera. They want all the courtesy the
road can give. and they are willing to
pay for IT.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-07-23
Mrs. Mote TrIckey is IN.

Mrs. Mote TrIckey Is H.
Fred Epperson Is on the sick list.
Twins It the hume Of NJ. and Mrs.
Ham.
Miss u0ra Reid Is visiting 10 Adair.
She talks Of working IN the interest
OF the Pryor Greek Orphans home.
Giaudma Prather went 70 welch
Sunday 70 visit Der son.
Mrs MollIe Parks Of vialsa passed
through Big Cabin Monday enroute 10
fahlequah, where she sill visit her
daughter, Mrs. Edward Funk.
The N. v. Mcdaniel is open for
business. He has a nice stock.
lohn browns son Dan is home again
after serving 10 the Spanish American
war for almost three years.
The lumber for Ro5insou.s hay
hay bara Is on the gruund and car.
penters II work. lie will build d new
residences as soon a. the barn i come
pleted.
We hear that Miss Bessie Sklllman
Is qufse III. Also Ed Dixon. who
nus lives two miles north of here.
There vas an ice cream supper al
NJ Butler's Tuesday evening ln
honor uf their son LoeIan's birthday.
Mrs. Andy Thompson aud little
daughter Of Vlnita spent Sunday aud
aanday With her sister, Mrs. Ace
Simerson.
Almost $500 has been given to the
Methodist church. Rev. Walker Of
vhita did the soliciting. The Bar.
ti-ss Will he asking help soon.
George Blair. of sumner, Oklaho-
ma. Is here visiting, and Rev. spears
aud his brother are here Tor : short
'ime. Rev. Spears preached for ua
Sunday.
Mrs. Foster received q telegram
fFom ri Dorado Springs. NO., that her
brother was blind: he became 60 quite
suddenly. She IA visiting hin nov
aud nay bfing him home with her.
Quite number are securing lots 10
3 : Cabin upon which 10 build. We
expect 4 number Of houses to go up
ms fali. Welcome; ue need You.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-07-23
FOUR LuMps OF SUGAR.
Pretty Little Tale Aboat stolsn
sweets, Typewriter Gfrl and
= Luck Horse.

A neatly dressed young woman. evi-
IDENTIFY typewriter Ii one Of the iown-
town Office buildings. has been the
cause Of a good deal OF speculation
among the Mattresses at a little beef
and beans restaurant Of which she Is 3
regular noou-day patron. Day after
day she comes IN, eats 1s-eent lunch,
and, as she leaves slips four Jumps of
loaf sugar into her handkerchief and
carries them away with her. says the
New York Sun.
The mystery was what she did with
the sugar Some of the Mattresses
eontsnded that q went into cups et
tea which she brewed At home as part
Of her supper. Others said that she
had a sweet tooth and ate II. as one
might eat candy. while at her desk dur
ing the afternoon.
The taking OF the sugar has been
going on 50 long that every employe
in the place knows about It. and the
ories in explanation have caused aa
much discussion among them as the
question about the hen and a half lay
ing an egg and a half IN q day and .
half.
Even the other customers have
heard about the young woman. One
Of them. with an overdose Of curiosity,
determined 10 find ont what the sugar
really was for. 80 one day last week
he did a little detective work. and the
mystery is no more. He followed the
young woman across Park row and
into the maze Of mail wagons in the
rear Of the post ofilce.
There the young woman stopped In
front Of Sn old sorrel horse attached
to a mail wagon. As she approached
the animal pricked up his ears and got
what he expected. One after another
the lamps of sugar were licked OF the
typewriter hand. Then she gave him
= pat IN the neck ard hurried toward
broadway.
The driver u the wagon looked on
and smiled.
"she does that every day" he said,
in answer 20 question. Took fancy
to that old horse last summer when
II was hot and he WIS bfeathln' pretty
hard one dax Ever since then shes
brought him sugar every day. rain or
shine. She seems % be fond Of that
one horse. for she never hothers with
any Of the others. and they are fast
friends now"
Tbs amateur detective reported hin
discovery At The restaurant. The man
ager smiled when he heard the ex-
PLANTATION but evidently had no obise-
lions to donating few Jumps of sugar
10 the horse. fer The yonng woman ssIIi
continues % walk u. each day. eith
four Jumps Of sugar
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-07-23

]. W. Wilkes and NJ. Tennie, who
enlisted la the ara az Vinita some
time since, returned Monday iromMon
terey, CAL, where they we're mus
tered out.
Glenn Rogers and Joe Lahay, candi-
dates for the senate In this district,
on the Downing ticket, we're here Sat
ufday and went out TO the west
Cabin picnic.
Daniel Freeman, candidate Tor the
senate from Delaware district was
shaking hands with friends here Fri.
day. Mr.. Freeman will get a big vote
at VinIta precinct.
Julian Brant, a lineman OF the tele-
graph company, fell from tree at
the Ratclitf residence at noon Friday
and struck on picket fence and Sc
verely bruised himself.
A $50 acre farm 20 lease for i've
years, we'll improved, well watertd,
near Vinita, well adapted for stock
rsnch. At bargain by the
Campbell-Marrs Real Estate Co. II
Mr.. and Mrs. John Chandler aud
daughter, Louise, left Friday for
Colorado where Mrs. Chandler aud
daughter will spend the summer. Mr..
Chandler will return in few days.
L. @. Couch is going TO bnIld new
house on his farm south OF town. The
foundation Is being laid this week
and soon as the house Is completed
he will move his famlly from town
At the instance OF Jack Burgess Of
Tulsa, Judge Gill issued a temporary
Injunction aga st W. Il. Brady aud
Others. The case involves the title
Of some town lots 90 the Cherokee
side OF Tulsa.
IL is reported that one nf Vinita's
popular young men will be absent for
few days next week aNd on his re-
turn will be accompanied by hand
some young wife which he will cap
ture on the expedition
Mrs. Chas Hunt aud little son left
Friday evening for Colorado Springs 10
spend a couple OF months for the ben
eft Of their health. Mr.. Hunt will
accompany them as far as Kansas
City.
A. l.. Churchill and family left
Friday evening, the head OF the house
hold for bis duties In ST. Louis and
the folks for a season at Cllnton,
where an elaborately planned Chau-
tauqua opens IN few days.
Dr. Louis Bagby, the United States
jail physician examined Obldiah
Tiblow, Delaware IndIan and an in
mate OF the JAN, aud adludged him
insane. Tibl0w will be sent to the
insane asylum at TahleQuah.
Lige Henderson Friday declined
an offer of $40 month and expenses
TO Join the team OF Nebraska Indian
base ball players, 10 tour Kentucky
and a portion OF Indiana. Pearl Blue
jacket and Charley Parks, vinlta
boys, are with the team.
Mrs. S. A. Evans OF Cassviile, Mo-,
general agent for the Columbia Pub
Iishlng Company, appointed Mrs. A.
P. Goodykooutz 20 represent the COM
pany IN the Indian Territory. Mrs.
6ocdykoontz, after appointing local
agents, expects 10 travel for the COM
pauy Mrs. Evans vent 70 Chetora,
/ Kansas Yesterday morning.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-07-23

Comedian What Is MacHam. the
traRedian. doing now?
Sweet slnger-why. he's hotel
runner
s.You dont mean % say he waits
around The stations ta catch strnn-
gera2"
.0h. no lie inst rans from the
hutsls when his bin comes around :
Chicago Daily Nswa.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-07-23
kIIIed nv Mnsnniina

A i've year-old-chlld Of John Perrin
died at Dewey q few days since n, m
the effects uf mwqulto bites. The
father was travelling through the
country in an open wagon aud the
ehlld's body vas literally covered with
bites which caused blood poison.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-07-23

Frederic Remington. the artist. re-
Erets 10 observe that the typical west-
ernfr as be knew the type 20 years
Hgn !. now hardly observable, the cow
bos Icing particularly extinct. In fact,
the I'D life Is almost done away with
\ l Sun.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-07-23
sI.oo Round Trip.

Joplin. No, excursion SUNDAY, July
%, via NJ. X. & r.. Ry. Train wlll
leaye vinlia 1t s;ii &. N. Don't miss
this opportunity for al outing. See
sKaty's" sgent for particulars.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-07-23
NOTICE

All persons are warned against sell
ing or buying or driving or disturbing
10 any manner certain cattle bmnd
/ belonring t. Z J Williams and
running oa and around her farm IN
township % \, r 20 east, without the
consent Of the undersigned. her law.
ful agent, r. L. MARTIN. us
Claud Cliugan, 4 Cherokee, whose
parents live At Chelsea was drowned
IL the Pasig river. Philippine Is
lands, on May 7lh. This young man
was 10 the United States service.
While crossing the river, IN a spirit
OF fuu. he jumped into the water and
VS. carried dosu BY the current. J.
Il iurun. eomrade, nearly lost bis
life it AZ attempt TO rescue young
Clingan
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-07-23

Take Laxative Bloma Qululne Tab
lets. All druggists refund the roneY
Il Il fails % cure. +. =. Gr0vs's sig.
nature Il % each hon. sc. dw
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-07-23

This will be the greatest opportunity Dry Goods
much less than WORTH that has been offered this
vicinity We will bid all goodbye between the
above mentioned dates.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-07-23
Atths lalI
No new arrivals

No new arrivals
Cicero Booth was discharged aud
paid bis fine this mnruine.
John wlseman was dlseharged on
bond today.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-07-23
Eor saIe.

one Western hay press; has only
baled 200 ton. u hay. Price $4,000.
Terms right. RamseY s 0erIach. %
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-07-23

The Frlaco MSS on sale round trip
tickets q Atlaata. Chicago. III. ST.
Luulr, A<hevllIe. n. e, Knoxsllla.
Tenn e rate IT me fare plus e. faT
the round trip du
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-07-23
Arrivals al the JAN.

Dick Pettigrew, larceny.
Gus II gshooter, assault ana al
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