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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-14
e 6eGpebe.

paa bet pore Stoto9rt fanbt hi
ct Steb, ION Ri gap Qabnet ,9els
pebe". Der par nosle 2amaer /
Serb meb at onrte Storlamaens
bi9pelfe 9eIfntterinbe.
Ser bar Wufitten ffinsrenOe og
burbdriIf = og pud Ssjler os
89gge q be melt ~afftpeIige Segn.
De meft bjabelfte Sizes, fom en- fOr@
penbt 5dntafi fan bite paa, of
6ilbebe.
Den obfesne 9enitdnb for @fs
guosbprtelie Der faas ifobenbe inoe
/ ct 5jsrne = en- opareaetie Miss
~bunnelie, ofifpslig, onbiinbst, gunife
iDursnoe til 0prfelien.
Mellem 2amdens 5sbber LIB
imou, bOibe Mus og inuppeOe aotn
op. 0aglis fobres be pua benne
Bis - oe mun pifsr BEN ben pins
ligite 2Grbsbigbeb. s beres fmoa,
bible 2egemer tror ma nemlis, at
be ufbsbe 9enigbomspogteres Sjale
Dor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-14

lage Sob i gs6jerg. st Bar at
greorene er sfenbte Suriiter, en- er
9ofmeIter og en- 2(potefer.
Or. 6inIens 9uitru er Tom
betenot en- 0utter at 8iItop
Balslep. - giifop g. Sod og pa
ifor Gurl ao6 t llbberup er benOes
SsIterisnner. - Sioitn9bnte ftaI
foretaqe gegrobeIIen, Der - ON mus
liot - timber Steb pad Iorsodg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-14

timber Oenne 9apie bIeo Der bper=
fen talt eller bpiitet - og atolptterz
nes 5ootrin bprtes life. Sun De
pngite Ioa i%elobeoibit ben til os, i0et
oi iagttog Dem fra ct 9itterpinbue
@angen.
5or Qar6unoreoer Tioen bIeo
benne D1rteliesmdaoe onoronet -
% eisie Pdpfsr forsItrtore. for III
De gennem 3apsbeo og abitrattio=
nen itdl anfpores til Ell itabigSanb.
bebsIggen. 0untene FAB Der ioo
tire fom Stenitetter. "a bopot
let os, men Dc baboe ~pienIpnli9t at
ter CLIENT bet.
Man fob og tGntte: gr bel
Sanbbeben, be Tiger efter = ener
er Dc bleone f%oriteneoe at Ritual oa
@onemRsIigbeb2
getragteOe be os fpm uianieligs
9efletier at De %fubitunslsie % iIu=
%IoriIfe, Digenoe Stngger of ben Der
ben, iom gennem ct 2ieblifs Stu.
lion bier fig for Dem - for after
at ipinbe ben / bet uOirtelige, mems
De bar pptagne at SontempIationen
ober be ufordnberlige pg eoiq9plbige
Sanbbeber2
Gaer bem9rtebe De os for ba9ef=
ter = nuur beres ieIOpuulagte Sic
neIte bar forbi = at gsre os til9en-
itdnb for Snut og 9ritit? 1870
Rggen fra 9niene bar fpalenot
It9rf. Gn @fribis Solbai
ftpbte ube / 8ddrben fin 9eb1rtol6t
baarbt imob StenguIDet.
gda bette Signal Itpn6te bi %
ub Of bsnne oanbetige 9rsmmez
QtmpifGre, for = Tom / 5rang ef.
ter f1o9et, Der intet Sper9smddl
letter, after at fan ct fritz 9uIt
bet paloenoe Solitin Der u6en for
,,ar. Dbl"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-14

oDonifsrsn" ubiOmmer buer 5irss
bag og Grebag og iofter fun $3.50
aarlig.
prsOenumre fsnbes frit puu 5ors
langenbe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-14

qlore Qatienter elIteoe og %beunoreos
BAN. 5 be ienere aar bar ban %
lite en- Sang funnel gdd ooer 3lls
niffen. - San matte MI b9res Up
ga neo a0 5rdpperne, - idd | biz
ie 2(ar tom ban lite | perionlig Be
rsrina meo Qutienterne. Wlen al
ban 6apoe Dunbet De Putienters
6ierte. fom ban ielO bapbe BAIT meo
at gsre, oerom bione6e be mango
Smau9aber at 5ru9t og Iignenoe,
Tom De (. SIS. uoe fra eanOet after
"a after Ienbte BAN. De bepdrsoe
9arli9beben til BAN o9 bans Ser
ming.
6porlebes uOlanbets Qnerfenoels
Ie at bans 0p9ti9beo CAB fig lib
trpt? ga, / ben 5enieenoe tunoe
man naturIigpis ferit n9bne ben
Ttren9f : pibenItabelige Qnertenbelie,
GA at ban IF tiltenbt PobelprGmien.
Men isorigt tenbtes bet pda en- d
maooelig correspondence ira 4is
perbens Ggne, Der Tom Sore
Ipsr9sler ira ale oanbe pdu alo.
ben. timber 9iOen gjalOt bet n
nrimeligite SpgnomsiiIfelOe. Del
bar en- bel 9ultus, man OreO oper.
for BAN.
Snitituttet bar 10 MI mango III.
I9ggere / llolanoet, og be itadr
6~orbinbelie mtb os Der. Wlen bee.
barre er Der ogfaa 6eapnbt at Or
peg 6umbug bermeb. Ndonlig
Qmerifa er bette 5ilfaIoet.
5aalebes er Der I Gbicdeo e.
IaahlOt ,j5infens epstniitut",
Iom brioes at ct Gar ameritanIfe
Eager, grsbrene Stemart. De bar
fun aflagt ct 9eieg paa bort Chs.
inititut. og ertIGreoe ba, at be pilos
inoienbe 9eitiuinger paa be forfeit
lige Snitrumenter. Men Der fom
dlorig geitiGindsr. 0erimoo bar
be felp lapet ct Snititut / Gbita9o
% optdlbt bet efter Ginien. 0st
belle er gebrogeri o96umbus. Rogls
befenote ameritanIfs Eager bar ielr
opForbret os til at tribe inb mob
bisie 4nitdlter. so pi er MI
Serb meb at faa tonitateret, at beo.
tommenbe Qnitolt life bar ringeiie
Sorbinoelie meb os.
gi bar ba Ogida fauet itunbiet
Rem 6umbug, at man bar begbnbt
at BRUCE 0r. 5infens Ra0n til On
befalina at en- 9aurbdlidm.
9aabe Drowning Mferanbru og
Gnteteiferinben at Ruslonb bar biIt
lepenbe Snteresie for Or. 5iniens
Mletobe. !9ber Sang be bar barei
Der / gDen, bar be aflagt aIiniften
ct gefpg, og t beres refpettiDs 2anbe
bar be oaret ~birtfomme for Opret-
telisn at QnitaIter / 5orbinbelIe
meb Dor. 3 auslunb er Der enbo1
10.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-14

Qngaaenbe Or. 5infens Jamilit.
forbOlb fun bette: at en- at ben afs
bsbes Ssftre er gift meb Reierbelas
qe beb 2bsinftitutet Or. Rspn; en-
anben Spitsr er gift msb Sbsebuss
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-14
a 9 b n.

s ct anbet 5empet fanbt Oi Ga.
mderne / Serb meo at bbrte ben
mungeaarmeoe gubbbd: Qbulotites
iparu. 9ette 4fgubs6iIsbe bang
mellsm Spjlsrne Osb 4lteret. Ober.
lamuerne bar bsje, fpibfe 9attt
meb itruulsnbe CRETE 5urDer na
blau og gnlbne aupper uf famine
Stof. De ldnse 2umaer git meS
bart 6Obeb Og tortitubiet 6uur.
Sbet Ri trudbte inb, bar en- 4to.
lpt Deb at ffante &c at en- masTr
aobberfdnbe, bbis Sub bar prbbst
meb en- 3Drfis.
Muntene I'll bsres Sc | en- 5ra.
ffanl oe brpsfebe b~erefter 8psmeI
beri, faa Der bannebes en- Gldes
Dejg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-14
E MARktLIG OPFIHDELSE
EFT INSTRUMENT som GJENGIVER
SEEVNEN.
BRILLER KAN LEGGES TILsIDE.

Dette Instrument err / Form af ct Lomme-
Batter, som 0~pfnderne har Patent paa og
-om dc Aaidsr "astina', ct Ord som er deres
Forretningsmarke og ejes af dem.
Behandlingen af 0ie~nsygdomme paastaar
Ophnderne af "Actina" at der like er nogen
Meteorological for operationer e1ier Brug al
Medicin for nogen Form afSygdommo. Ster,
Pterygium og andre abnorme U~dvakster kan
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-14

blive bortGernede og
Svekkelsc af Synet kan
helbredes we'd denne nye
og mere humane Me
thode.
Hvis dette er ct Fax
tum, vii ingen behove at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-14

vare blind el1er BRUCE Bril1er. AETNA" har
yeret prpvet 1 Hundreder af Tifelde og har
bevirket vidunderlige Helbredelser. Saa six
ker er Opfinderne af dette Instrument paa, at
Diet er en- Artikei af stor Fortjeneste, at de
giver en- fuldstandig fri Prove. lie onsker en-
liver interesseret at gjore en- grundig Under
spgelse og en- personlig Prove af AETNA.
Da dct er sendt paa Prove portofrit, kan en-
hver Person ~foretage denne Prove.
De udgiver en- Bog paa 0 Slider = en- kom-
plet Ordbog over Sygdomme - som fortaller
alt ON AETNA, hviike Sygdomme Diet vii
turere, hvad andre tror ON Diet, hvilke mar-
keiige Helbredelser Diet har bevirket og alt
ON Ejernes Ansvar, og det err sendt fuldsten-
dig frit paa Anmodning. Denne Bog burde
findes / enhver Families Bogsamling. Til
skriv New York and London Electric Associ-
alton. Dept. 25s r. e29 Walnut Street. Kan
sas City, Mo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-14

6r. 4. begpnbte meb at Iige, al
Or. Ginien bar en- at be bebite, ba
berligite % reneIte Sardfterer, jeg
bar truFet.
Man fuu bet at bans 5orbolb I'll
be mango, fom fob unber bans 2s=
oslfe. San bar inberlis glab ODER
enbber Slues 0pgtisbeb / Qrbsjs
bet og aGbrig tdrrig meb i'm aners
fenbelfe. So mere be 1T uorettet,
bes itsrreQnertenbelfe sab ban BEN.
6nn tenbte life til at p9re idlour
pua andre, og leb life df ben boz Be.
rsmtbsber fad bpppige Sell: at bore
niof9r for fit eget.
San oor ba ogfdd slitet at ale
BEN, Der bar d~niatte Deb Snbititus
tet. Ogiaa / bOre 6enfeenbe tog
ban fig at benz, itafsOs benz eerne
2enforbsjslfe os lignsnbe.
Nngoasnbe ben nFbebss 5nrbplh
til De narmefsfenbis. u6idfie i6r.
T., at Dr. Sinfsn | be ~fefiere Gar
pda @runb at I'm Sbgbom life
60obe man9O mgdnaspenner. Sans
9enner bar benz, Der bette bans
aafb og OpeaOe. ,,5on bar | mans
oe Qdr baret min bebfts Den, %
ban bar umddbefig trofaf."
Wen MI oberfor patienterne2
6dn bar oOerorbentlis fambittigs
6eosfulb, bbilfet notion bite fg
peo ben fore GorTigtigbeb, ban ubs
bite = oefda mar bet gidlbt 9ils
falbe df fulb 5~sIbpsSelfe. 5un
bilbs olbrig ldbe noget sdd unbsr
g1dbn at 6efbrebeffe, for ban bar
ulbeles ftfer | fin Gag. Derfor bar
man ogfdd hele 0erben ober ftooet
fad trbg ~oDerfor, bbdb ban fdfbte
Refultoter. 6obbe ban fsrft erflas
ret noeet for Refultut, tunbe man
bore big pao, al bet bar bet.
9erfor tutter be mango beIbrebte
BAN ben Dag | Dag = ia, ale be
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-14
Sibets ybellige Stao".

On fit 9eieg / bet inbre 3em-
pei" / 2basfa, bOorino G~urOpaernc
aGbrig fsr bar tigget fortaler
,0ailp Wait"s 9~orsfponoent Mt.
Gomunb Gambler:
5 bet inore 9empef fanbt Ri De
ire tore QfguosbiGeber at ben 6ubs
bb!itiife 3reenisbeo - 5ortibens,
RutiOens % 5remtioens 8ubbbu.
@ubebiGsoerne er / %oberndturIi9
Stsrrelfe = og fra Sob til &rOne
bsiut meo SuOeIer.
2igeiom / en- engelIt Somtirtta
0ange bar Der imoa SioetnpeIIer
iom gsmte 6euige Rslitbier osStrin.
2amperne bar Sub, og 8ettener
at masiipt Sub fob paa QItrene
oeb Siben at aobberz og Bronze
Staule / orepet Qr6ejoe.
5or at De foitbare bellIge 9ar life
ituloe bliDe itiuulne, par Der uo-
ipanbt aaber, og en- blobig, truenoe
4rm rate fig frem fra @aggen.
Som ben plubielig Tom til Sbns
Der / bet uiitre 6alomsrte. faa ben
iaa frngtinbgnbenbe uo. at ben mol
Ifulpe tunne lumme og rRbielnao
ben, Der banbeligt Oopebs fig berinc
for at ftj9le.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1904-07-07
CHAPTER XVII.

TlWO months passed away. Win
ter set in. The camp was
built and inhabited Routine
~ had established itself, and all
was going WELL
The first move of the M. & D. COM
pany had been one Of Cancellation.
Thorpe was approached by the walking
boss of the camps up river. The man
did not pretend any hypocritical friend
ship for the younger firm. His propo-
sition was entirely one of mutual adj
vantage. The company had gone to
considerable expense in constructing
the pier of stone cribs. It would be
impossible for the steamer to land at
any other point. Thorpe had undisput-
ed possession Of the shore, but the com
pany could as indisputably remove the
dock. Let it stay where it was. Both
companies could then use it for their
mutual convenience. To this Thorpe
agreed.
The actual logging was opening up
well. Both Shearer and Thorpe agreed
that it would not do to be too ambitious
the first year. They set about clearing
their banking ground about half mile
below the first dam, and during the six
weeks before snowfall cut three short
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opened, and soon between-decks was
numbered with boxes, packing cases,
barrels and crates. In their impro-
vised stalls the patient horses seemed
to catch a hint of shore going and
whinnied. By 10 o'clock there doomed
against the strange coast line of the
Pictured rocks shallow bay and what
northern mirage.
"That's her," said the captain.
Two hours later the steamboat slid
between the yellow waters Of two out
lying reefs and with slackened speed
moved slowly toward the wharf of log
cribs filed With stone.
Thorpe knew very we'll that the
structure had been erected by and be-
longed to Morrison & Daily, but the
young man had had the foresight to
purchase the land lying Oh the deep
water side of the bay. He therefore
anticipated no trouble in unloading, for,
while Morrison & DAILY owned the pier
itself, the land on which it abutted be-
longed to him.
From the arms of the bay he could
make out a dozen figures standing near
the end of the wharf. When, with pro
| peller reversed, the Pole Star bore
| slowly down toward her moorings,
Thorpe recognized Dyer at the head Of
eight or ten woodsmen. 1t looked sus-
picious.
'Catch this linev' sung out the mate,
| hurting the coil of a hand line on the
wharf
No one moved, and the little rope aft
er moment slid overheard with a
splash.
The captain, with a curse, signaled
full speed astern.
Captain Morse" cried Dyer, step
ping forward, my orders are that you
are to land here nothing but NJ & D.
merchandise
II have a right to land" answered
Thorpe. ''The shore belongs to me-
''This dock DOESN'T retorted the 9th.
er sharply, "and you can't set foot on
her"
"You have no legal status. You had
no business building in the first place.
began Thorpe, and then stopped with a
choke of anger at the futility of argu.
ing legality in such a case.
The men had gathered interestedly in
the waist of the ship, cool, impartial
severely critical. The vessel swung her
bow in toward the dock. Thorpe ran
swiftly forward and during the instant
Of rubbing contact leaped.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1904-07-07

~1es!' cried the boy, with passion.
You would have to work. You
would have to be chore boy in a lum-
Der camp and play fiddle for the men
when they wanted you to-
"I'll do it, said the cripple.
"All right; then III take you." re-
piled Thorpe.
The cripple said nothing nor moved
muscle of his face, but the CLEAN Of
the wolf faded to give place to the soft,
affectionate glow seen in the eyes of a
setter dog. Thorpe was startled at the
change.
A knock announced the sandwiches
and milk. The cripple fell upon them
with both hands in a sudden ecstasy
looked again at Thorpe, and this time
there were tears in his eyes.
A little later Thorpe interviewed the
proprietor CT the hotel
II wish you'd give this boy a good
cheap room and charge his keep to
me-" said he. Hes going north with
me-"
Thorpe lay awake for some time aft
err retiring. Phil claimed share of his
thought. In an hour Or so he dozed
He dreamed that the cripple had grown
to enormous proportions and was over
shadowing his life. A slight noise out
side his bedroom door brought him to
his feet.
He opened the door and found that
in the stiffness of the night the poor
deformed creature had taken the blan-
kets from his bed and had spread them
across the dOOrsill Of the man who had
befriended him.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1904-07-07

catIon at the outset. But Tim himself
believed in Thorpe blindly. So he had
no fears.
A little incident at the beginning of
! the voyage did much to reassure him.
Thorpe had given orders that no
whisky was to be brought aboard.
Soon after leaving dock he saw one of
the teamsters drinking from a pint
| flask. Without a word he stepped
briskly forward, snatched the bottle
from the mans lips and threw it over
board. Then he turned sharp on his
heel and walked away without trou-
bling himself as to how the fellow
was going to take it,
The occurrence pleased the men, for
1t showed them they had made no mis-
take. But it meant little else. The
chief danger really was lest they be-
come too settled in the protective atti-
tude AS they took it, they were about
good naturally, to help along a worthy
greenhorn. This they considered ex-
ceedingly generous on their part, and
In their own minds they were inclined
to look on Thorpe much as a grown
man would look on a child.
Fine weather followed them up the
long blue reach of Lake Huron, into
the noble breadth of the Detour pas
sage, past the opening through the
Thousand islands Of the Georgian bay,
into the st. Mary's river They were
locked through after some delay on &C.
count of the grain barges from Duluth
and at last turned their PROV west
ward in the Big Sea water, beyond
which lay Hiawatha's Po-ne-mah, the
Land of the Hereafter.
Next morning by daybreak every
man was at work Tho bo +cboo vporo
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1904-07-07
CHAPTER XVI,

E~HHREE weeks later the steam
barge Pole Star sailed down
the reach Of Saginaw bay.
Tlnrne had received letters
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-01-21
DURaNT GETS CONVENTION.
Democrats VIII Meet There TO Elect
st. Louis Delegates.

AZ the meeting OF the democratic
executive committee at South Meal
ester yesterday Durant was chosen as
the place and June lg the date for
holding the convention for the cleo
tion Of delegates to the National con.
yentlon.
Representation was agreed upon as
follows.
Cherokee Nation, including Quapaw
agency, 50.
Chickasaw Nation, s..
Choctaw Nation. IS.
Greek and Seminole Nations. 81.
There are six delegates to be chosen.
To the Durant convention the rep
resentation viii he 9 delegates 10 each
recording district OF the Cherokee,
Greek and Seminole Nations Miami
district 5; Choctaw and Chick
asaw Nations 10 b arranged by the
local demoeacy.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-01-21

Put three-qnarters Of pound oi
butter IN a sancepsn and melt Stir In
gradually two and nne-haif pounds ol
sified llour and keep stirring til
lightly Drowned Turn out on a board
and make q hole In the center. DIS.
solve one teaspoonful each OF salt and
soda IN a little water and pour into the
-four Nix we'll. stir In sufficient va
Ter to make a soft. flexible paste
Knoad thoroughiy. divide into small
portions. round them ana make a dent
n the center of each Put on a but.
tered baking tin and bake a golden
brown Put 3 half pound uf honey and
a pint Of water IN a saucepan over The
fire and stir until reduced 70 a sirup
when the cakes are cooked. pour ths
strip over them. and put again In the
oven until the strip Is soaked In well
Then arrange on 3 hot dish and serve
at once Washington Star
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-01-21

A noted physician has offered q
cheap and simple cure for that form Of
mental depression known as the
blues Il Is 70 smile The more you
smile the better Il reIaxes the nerves
promotes digestion. switches the mind
% agreeable thoughts. and has 3 hap.
pier effect upon those about you. The
remedy ls cheap one and while. IN
some instances. Il may be hard TO tale
there ls no fear q an overdose
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-01-21

IN America there are nearly 2s.0oo
newspapers and periodicals. Do xe
an make a iudicions selectiony 4
Presbyterian paper IN Presbyterian
home occupies Il position different
from any other paper Il viii be read
thoroughly when many secular papers
viii not
A high class religious paper strives
faithfully "a reflect the church Il rep.
resents Il competes successfully III
artistic beauty, literary excellence
and educational power with the sery
best secular magazines
TIM INTERIOR. Of Chicago. Is such
a Presbyterian PAPER. The Chicago
Post sayS aTlie sanesl and soundest
Of all religious weeklles Mlchlgans
University president xlss. *rhe ablest
edited religious paper
Some OF tie INTERIOR departments
arc. aThe World Editorial Top.
ics.n contributed Articles" 'Relig-
lous World Lighter Literature:
"Ouf Young People, Missionary
Work" "plths and Points 'sfhe
llome" Book Revislons" aChumh
News Financial Review"
A few recent contributor are Rev
g. Campbell Morgan, Rocker 7. Wash
lngton, Hon. Luther Iailin Mills
.sRalnh Connor. naK Esedeflek Cess
q Is SIS A = a Hhllas sk
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gant Sangster, Rev. Henry Van Dyke,
p. D., Rev F w. Gunsaulas, y. D..
Rev Geo. B. Stewart D. d.. James
WItcomb Riley, Marion Harlan.
Subscription rates; $50 per year,
sl.25 for six months; 50 cents for three
months trial Sample copies free.
THE INTERIOR.
6a Dearborn Street. Chicago
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-01-21

III you don't mind suddenly ex-
claimed the tlmld young man, who hat
lnaily screwed up sufficient courage d
turn cut the gas
"Yon needn't have done that. Mr
slowe." said the sweet girl. calmly
A derk room IL not necessary for n
development d thla negative. Phil
adeiphla Press
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-01-21

A new virus called "danysg" ia
made IN France. and Ia claimed ID
be harmless % domestic animals. but
fatal 10 rats. Bread lmpreenated with
L vas scattered IN ducka. vessels. raii-
way stations and schools in Marsellles.
and over a thousand rats were de-
struyed ii alngle day The final re-
suits Of the experiments viii be eager-
~ awaited
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-01-21

Henry y. Baldwin. Superintendent
CITY Waterworks. Shulisbuy, Wis,
writes. Il have tried many kinds Of
Llniment, but have never received
much benefit until / used Billiards.
snow Linlment for Rheumatism and
pains. I think it the best Liniment
OH earth &c. SIC and fl a bottle at
Peoples drug store dw
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-01-21

W. A. J. HALEY, of Bluejacket
came down Thursday night to attend
a leap year dance. sHe returned home
next morning
J. |. Morning is reported to have
regained his health and the family
will probably return from Albuquerque
in the early spring.
The wire being stretched by the
Western Union from Kansas City to
Fort Worth is said to be for the pri-
yate use Of the Armous
Lewis Martin has already gone to
the scene Of his new labors-with the
Dawes commission--and will move to
Muskogee or TahleQuah
Tie engraved certificates Of the local
investment company were signed and
delivered last week. They have a
good and business-llke look.
One Of the views taken Of Vinita
for the Worlds Fair by the official
photographer was he Vinlta Roller
Mills, burned Frlda, right.
w. NJ. Smith came m from Alluwee
Sunday to accompany his daughter
this far on her way TO attend school
at Cottey college, Nevada, Mo.
Muskdgee is getting big lot OF rock
pounded by its police court victims,
and while Vinita has not so much ma
terial TO work on, IL has some.
A movement Is on foot TO buy the
Marks arteslan well for the water.
works supply, instead of drilling two
new ones, as originally planned.
Hamble Darlington, a negro lawyer
at South McAlester IS going 20 the
Philippines to act as attorney for a
coffee company, at a good salary.
sos Mcclellan had his dress suit
case stolen at Claremore few days
ago, and such an outfit has just been
reported found at South McAlester.
S. A. Mitchell, living OH the Hous-
ley farm near whiteoak, was kicked
on the left ankle by horse Thursday
and had to come to doctor for
repairs
W. II. Fields, living at Locust Hill,
near Ad Roach, broke his left leg
both bonesl at the ankle, Tuesday,
while hauling water on a lizard OF
stone boat
J. f. Preston OF the. Howard County
[ No. News, Of New franklin, was
here today enroute 10 Beggs, l. T.,
where he goes to take charge Of a
newspaper
Saturday night W. II. Dasrough, w,
IS Standeld, J. r. Murphy, Lon Con
nor, and other faithful republicans.
went to Fairland and organized q
Roosevelt club.
Faltle Foy, the Checotah race horse
beat Purdom the other day eight feet
in a quarter, for 5000. Foys otheI
horse, Della Johnson, also Lsat Pur
dom twenty-five feet.
Thieves broke open freight car al
Alton Saturday night and stole hall
barrel Of whiskey A side door was
pried OF, a hole bored IN the barrel
and the liquor drawn OF.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-01-21

II you knew the splendid merit Of
Foley's Honey and Tar you would never
be without It. A dose or two will
prevent an attack OF pneumonia or
Ia grippe II may save your life. For
sale at Peoples drug store. dw
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stop It.

A neglected cough or Geld may lead
@ bronchial OF lung troubles Don't
take chances when Foley's Honey aud
Tar affords perfect security from
serious effects Of a cold For sale at
Peoples drug store. DIV