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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-09
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The FIRST name IS that,of the debtor: the second
that Of the creditor. and date when Judgment
filed:
York. May u. .............. $1,000
tetles John IL Nev!us October 81 1899. 1889
Mayor. &C. October Ic 3.....-.........e l4o4
The Nev-Nork Elevated Railroad Company
~ 100 -. -- 80 80 . CO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-09

Events OF The week have FOR tH' most rart Sss1
flv0rI BILE Weather conditions Io". re IS a-' -.
Spri-Ci@C. except iE some portions Of t.e Nol,s-
west This has iCcre lSeI retail e..-- .l N J. ~
cities. while in tire country districts Easol a.
weather has helped farmers i -ta.- .-.-.H-
r. tIoUs and Improved the condition .. "... -
The breaking up OF country roads. .....E r. -
10 rCtG-i the sale and distribution of ul"r 49,,
lumber end other products WEul.=". .'t 49,, .-9
distrjhLtiou have been helped iu -.-. r..--. =
i'm Volume by the Improvement ll weather -''.-,sa
tail trade. . As Yet. however. not enough go.
has been done 10 apDreCi3Aly affect r".fI-f -
ness Tn rvto of the leading i-t-. tries --pu -
steel and iumbcr-the resumption or outdoor 'p1..a7
activities is helping distribution THE soi- ~ =
in iUstry has also Improved. now tho. .-i -
general strike is removed. but taouS.'.S 81 81
miners aye idle. owing 20 disputes cole --H -
YET DO not reflect much, if any, -1naT.. h.. Nix
in common VITA trade itself. are a5is-- cent
ward fri sections Of the Middle West. "-rle 4-0
foods have done damage. 49,. a-st
All measures of trade activity prove --e,,-rss
quarter 10 have run behind "a ear H-.- ..5,,--rh
exceed those in 1903 by per cent in .Hln..- ,,4 a
per cent less than i'm 1902 Liloltl's ~ rs
year a-o ar o. per cent. and. OWNS o. wy. l.t-s~-
pensions. the heaviest since l,... ..-A -
iUEs for the quarter 10 per cent ra9" -, IL
aEo. and the smallest. in fact. since tt'. ,-.-ss
due mainly 60 the falling of az New 'iN 'r.Ti-d
outside thereof Gle triuE- are only peg all
last year. and exceed all previous ones lfl',7,E ot
way earnings for March VIII ruu slightly ~ ,uts
last year. but for the quarter returns VIII ---
afrr al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-09
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.
London. April s. 4 p. m.-The market for American
securiues was generaIIy firm. FinaI prices follow:
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MAEKET.-Moncy on call opened at "a
per cent highest "a per cent; lowest ~ per cent;
last loan IL per cent: closed at 1t40uz per cent:
ruling rate II per cent Time money was quoted
AT % per cent for sixty days 2iz03 per cent for
ninety DAYS 81 per for four months and STAT
per cent for five and six months Commercial
paper was quoted at 4l4u5 per cent for sixty to
ninety days 4a4a5 per cent for four TO six months
and So per cent FOR others.
- FOREIGN Observation-Disclosures closed firm.
Actual closing rates follow:
Cailes SIGHT. DAYS.
sterling ....4s724g4 "a $50 ~ - g. -
Ersnrs 70 Is Is 5
I2e,c5slnarks % --lrQ95% g5spgs JIG "iA N3I's
GuiIders 5V"-4tHf'a '7st7' 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-09
STOCKS.

Closing prices yesterday Of the principal active
securities and net changes from Thursdays
tons were.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-09
CONDITION OF TRADE.


Commercial conditions have improved sou-ewhat
durtL- tire last Weeh. although there isl SUI mlcn
To- be desired Dispatches from --. -r---l are most
i-E been secured fr0rj branch ut.-..e of r. o. Dun
* CO. which testify 20 IuCrr.-"- l.-s. ness ana
more prompt collections than axe found a.seW.eI5.
Ar The East ur-e setSJr4.ls Ira'--.et
YET spring trade IS suI below NOM ll The 0ess
Rows % tho week was the settle elt az many
labor controversies. or. at least. rs5lrl Clil q
work pending arbitration. II t.s lr.. H..-.l.ls
struggle IS over there VIII be- fun e-r.If-i'n- lu
thousands Of W8-e Gamers ami r .s--' D-.i-ail
Tor materials NV strikes have .HH-lf-1-ed. q
though not renderIIE Idle nearly many hail-s
as have resumed work NJanufaC- re,-rns arg
SCI confusing. notable improve. .1 me ~
and steel industry beng Offset u- H -aVoftg-'
reports re-lrdIrg textile and tF-.u -dcl1llrs-
Acr,cultur-A work progresses rg--... Ter oe.l-E
than average conditions cotton Del "- lltec ~
usrrlIfv earTy T- IS q GOOD sign ...- The m0nt1
opened with prices OF cOUUJg .-.- lll-4t1-.s
H4-'s index number st70Gtu- r. 81 .L against
S.'SFlI on March +. but tho uC-.--. SIN 49,
normal and not cal rUldteI 20 stint --@ t1-SIllp
tirC- Foreign commerce az this u".. shows a
crease Of SE6SN9 I'm value OF ue~e. disc eNPoI'5'a
as compared with the same week .-s year. anu a
loss of S>SC.l5- i'm iur15 Money remains t-l---I
tIur and easy. despite moderate PITS "I 800
aUd local associated banks report loans ana ~
rosite Jar above all previous rer1.. -'a-7 ~,
lIE interests are CVerrDDIIE '-..-.- '...---I--,s
while railway earnings in March N.rT 0-E 20 -
cent sUa leg than in 1885, and llr-..E s'- -.
aN preceding years. Bank EXCHANGE. nc Ne" l o,S
wers It- per cent smaller thT0 FRI the same 80 -
last year. while ar other leading c...s tA-is W
a Suin Of l2 ger cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-09

Week ended Aqril s. 1898 1907
az port S3Ofuf-9 g. T. fQt
Thrown thc ..2SU.5u q. . a. Il aSl
Entered at the sss 500 4e7 021 52s s5 SIG
Thrown tho market, O55 s34S5O9 s2OSs S63
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-09
JUDGMENT REVERSED.
JUDGMENT CANCELLED.

Second Avenue Railroad Conpany--G spltalera
Dy guardian May ., S3......................
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-09

CONNECTICTT INVADED by ITALIANS.
The alarm with which many students Of sociology
gard the steady of Italian immigration Into
See to-morrOw's Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-09
ARMED MISSIONS OF PEACE

Ilnler Herbert J-R @ Mcdonald. December %.
1902 81 =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-09

DONEsTIC EXCHANGE.--New-OrIe Orleans = COM
,rercial 5oo discount; bank 81 premium. San
Yrancisco-sight. 12ibc telegraph. 15c. Boston-lOo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-09

apropos Of tine expedition into Tibet by Er-AttnChe
see to-rnOrr0W's Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-09
WHEAT.
RAILROAD AID OTHER STOCKS.

hsres ---- tutI saIe5 - rs -
sold open ti--H LOW ~ - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-09
IMPORTS OF DRYoOoos.

total sales for the day unlisted tsmau los.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-08-11
IN THE DOMESTIC REALM.
Various Bits Of Information Upon
Matters OF Household
Interest.

Put away silk waists and ribbons
wrapped In brown paper instead Of
white, II the silk Is white. blue paper
should be used 10 prevent yellowing.
Desk ornaments Of all kinds can be
lad In the new copper effect. This metal
Is particularly fashionable now. and Is
extremely pretty, especially in picture
frames
Gum camphor burned in a tin dish
over a lamp or gas Jet Is an old-tlme
means of getting rid OF mosquitoes.
Great care should be taken that the cam
ph0r does not ignite during the process.
The old-fashioned art OF tatting Is be-
Ing revived This Is a very old form OF
lace making, dating from the sixteenth
century. II has had periods Of great
popularity ever since. being easy to make
and quite effective.
When lemon Juice or other acid has
made a white spot on a colored fabric.
try applying ammonia 10 neutralize the
ame. Rub With a little chloroform.
after which the original color should re-
turn as bright ar ever.
Cut flowers should be placed in the
refrigerator over night In the morning
cut the stems about an inch. and put
fresh. cool water IN the vases. Do not
sprinkle them. as a rule. although roses
do not seem 70 be Injured that way
To keep moths out Of furs and aanneis.
sprinkle spirits ofturpentiue over sheets
OF paper Place a sheet between each
garment The turpentine viii evapor-
ate when exposed 70 the air. The odor
may be more agreeable to some than thai
of the eamphorated tar balls.
One may sometimes redeem 4 hand
some blouse which has been accidental
" spotted By cutting out the damaged
parts and inserting medalllons Of lace
or orembroldery. or course one must have
some taste and artistic ideas about ar
'anging The medailloHs. as two or three
places may have 70 be cut out and the
garment must no, have patchy appear
anee.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-08-11

was notified and an engine with Drs
Fortner, Lewis and Oliver Bagby aud
A. NJ. ClinkscaIes were hurriedly
rushed To the scene.
The uninjured passengers we're
brought to thecity about daylight and
the injured were brought In about o
o'clock.
Train No. 4lt, following the train
that was wrecked, was sent back to
Sapulpa and reached Vinita via Ok
mulgee and Muskogee.
The seriously injured were taken to
the hospital al Sprsngileld, Mo-, ac-
companied by Dr. Oliver Bagby.
The company provided for the com
fort Of the passengers as far as pos
sible, and orders were left At Gus
restaurant thatall should be furnished
with food without cost.
Several persons lost their purses and
tickets and these were provided for.
The train was IN charge Of Conductor
McConn and Engineer Cook of engine
30
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-08-11

Sc. and sw-ne-ses sec 20, tp 2s, lie;
5000.
James and Clara French to J w
uncapher and A Wettack, 81 net
sec 10, tp 25, l5e; $500.
Joseph Keller 10 + + Young, lot 4.
blk ~, Bartlesyille; $500
Nathan Beck to II NJ Adams, NV
ne-nes sec %, and nw-ne-swl, and Ell
ne-set sec q, Up p, -; $500.
Harry Landrum TO f NJ Hammett,
M se-nel sec Is, tp 25n, lie; $40.
Eva Martin to G n Upham, ne-swl
sec u, tp %, range IA east; 500.
VIM \ Riley, ct ux, to Il Il Lawson,
el al, nw.se-sel sec 10, tp 25, r 10 east;
$3.50.
Joseph vann 70 CM BAH, ne-sel
sec 81, Up 2Sn, Ice; 800.
Samuel McCurtain TO Bradley r y
4 I co, allotment, except homestead;
s25
Ben Vann to Bradley RIBS r Co,
allotment, except homestead; s25
Joe Whitmire 10 Bradley II B & T
Co, allotment, except homestead; s25
Charley and Hattie Campbell TO c
l5rubaker ct al, ei ne-sel sec 3, Up %,
= Ice; 500.
Peter Melton 70 G Brubaker, ne-ne-
swl and se-se-nwl sec Up %, r Ice; 500
Victoria Melton to Geo w Lane, w
sw-swl and se-sw-swl sec ,, Up %, Ii
east; $500.
Janette Vann to Annie Bridges sw-
sw-nel and ne-sw-nel, aud nj se-nel
and ne.nel sec :. tp .. l8e: 500.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-08-11
EDUCATION AND ROMANCE.
Records Show That Sentimental At
taehments are Rndely
Shattered.

That eoedneatiQn dlscourages mafrI-
mony e the solemn conviction of the
president Of q Boston coedueaional In
stltution and the theory i not without
the support OF logic and The evidence
Of experience states the Chicago
Chronicle
The sentimental attachmenta0fyoush
are found largely On ldeallzation of
character. which 3 mlnfilng of the
sexes tensis 70 destroy While some
philosophers argue that All sentiment Is
the result % eontigulty. II "a also true
that contiguiiy often results ia the de-
gree OF familiarity that breeds con-
tempt
The maiden who i devoted 10 study
has llltle time for lovemaking. and be-
sides the knowledge Of men and afalrs
she acquires n a college course dispels
many illusions concerning the maEeu-
line sex and enables her 20 penetrate
The thin veil II romance ana discern
The stern realities that ne behind H.
Il is recorded that sell known
helress vas once cured of an lnfatua-
tiou for : celebrity who apnroxlmated
Apollo On seeing hlm dine heavily upon
eorned beef and cabbage Doubtless
maay a college romanee has been de-
siruyed b Incidents u E trivial chaf.
actsf which revsals6 the oblnef N af.
ieeflon g person with tho appetite
ard desires Of au ordinary human BE-
Ing.
Although mitch might Be said 10 sun
Tor she learned and solemn college,
pfesidenl On sais subject hls eontea.
lien 3 extremely weak e one narflca.
lsrs a Isrre maiofItY of college sfrla
coai'nne g tall In iasa and 70 marry
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-08-11
WOMEN MAKE PAPER MONEY.
Even the Guides at the Bureau Of En-
craving and Printing
Are Girls.

The government and the banks, and
even the post Offices. would be In hole
for a time II all the women In the bureau
Of engraving and printing should drop
dead all az once. That shop would have
to close IN pretty quick Why you can't
even go over there and look around with
out woman 70 show you. All the guides
to the Bureau for the benefit OF tourists
and other ignorant people which IN
eludes ell Washington people, for Wash
lngton people are the moss ignorant peo-
pie on earth about Washington instltu-
tions-all the guides. and there are seven
OF them, are women. young women and
pretty women al that. says the Washing
ton Post
And how the people DO visit therel
Three thousand a week. said a guide.
That's 500 a day And that's one min
ute Tor every working hour af the day.
Pretty constant stream Of callers that
Not 50 many years aeo three decrepit
old men were The guides Now the seven
are women. which is significant. aud one
that typihes the work done Ia the bureau.
for here, Of the 5000 employees. more
than half are OF the feminine persuasion.
These young and good looking guides
will explain how American money is
printed on the back. then put in cold
storage where Il goes through drying
process; then sorted and the imperfect
sheets thrown out; then printed on the
face. and then perforated and put up
IN packages 70 be sent 10 the treasury
for the government seal.
They generally tell how useless If
would be for any one 20 try 70 rob the
wagon containing this monev. IN the
first place because tx guards always ac-
company ii3 and II the second place.
because The money 81 tbs siase of Is
manufacture wouldn't be aay good any
way
"It seven DAYS after q bin s prir ed
on lts hack before Il Is printed en- the
face said the yIsitars guide efttase es
80 DAYS 70 maize silver COLLAR bill. and
80 20 make gold ere The sod one IS
printed three times twice On Gre side.
because 4 has % have the word rold'
ard little splotch ~ eoid On this side
before tie face can Be printed"
Then she Ted the visitor 20 the framed
tollar hili fnstsHed b one of the walls in
the hall and showed these bills. calling
special attention ia fhe rold certificate
wsd then led the was back % the front.
door end said alden Il vas al over IN
ten minutes
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-08-11
=. w. a. Annual Log ROLLING.

On account af annual log Rolling
OF tie Modern Wo0imen Of America
at Stroud. q. T.. august Is to %, the
Frisco viii sell round-tfln excursion
tickets to STROUD " rate d one fare
plus tfty cents sl0l Dates Of sale
August L 70 2o inclusive. Return
limit August 2
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-08-11
CONFINEMENT IN TOWN.
Man Who Can't Afford a Summer Out
ing Knows How 70 Enjoy
Himself At Home.

Ny richer nelghhor said the man
of moderate means according 10 an ex-
change, shas boarded up his house aud
gone away for the summer. bus / don Z
envy him a biz an looking forward
myself % q summer of great comfort
IN Che city
I have a room into which the south
wind always blows in summer. and Do
not have 10 keep a club a. the Head oI
ms bed 70 beat Of The mosquitoes /
shall GEL up In the morning refreshed and
set my bath Just when / want Il my
breakfast on the minute and not have
90 walt to be served
And then | shalt DO my appointed
days work aud come home Ia 4 car in
which ! ger seat. aud ( shall eat ms
dinner IN great comfort. and after din
DER slt Ia my breesF room and read a
little and smoke pipe or two while ms
musical ueighhor another STAY at home
an agreeable distance away. plays pen
sively Araby's Daughter On fats.
And then at my regular hour shah
90 TO bed ia my cool and comfortable
room and sleep peacefully and quietly
and restfully and get up IN the morn
ne strong and hearty and get ny little
old cool bath and have ms breakfast on
time and 90 my DAYS work and come
back again "a my comfortable dinner
and pipe. and the sweet strains of uy
neiEhbofs flute. and then 70 quiet rest
once more. comfortable and happy
let my neighhor board ap hls house
Il be wants io--i am contented Is star
In the clty"
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-08-11

The Meteor train over the Frisco
,yas wrecked . miles west Of vinita Al
40 Thursday morning, score aud
& half Of passengers being more or less
|niured, but only two seriously.
, The train was bound for ST. Louis
end the east and was due here at
A2:il O'Clock. Being behind time the
engineer was pulling OUT and tie
|tram was running about 5 miles al
hour al the time of the accident on
sharp curve between Catale and
Ehite Oak the tender broke away
|bfom the engine and jumped the track.
Five of the six ears of the train Slid
INTO the ditch on either side, one be-
Ing overturned aud al badly wrecked.
IL Tie train was nude up q a baggage
md express car, smoker, three chair
larkand a Pullman sleeper Al left
rack with the exception Of the
yleeper
TIE untnlured passengers at once
commenced the work Of rescuing those
yho were fastened III the wTeekage,
syeral Of whom were PINNED down hy
rtbris. Many nere compelled to es-
|npe through fte windows
The darkness and rain added 70 The
flsefy Of the injured and retarded
he work Of the rescuers As soon a.
Hose who were unable to wnlk we're
|axtlFacted from the torn and warped
climbers they we're tendefly carried
kick 10 the Pullman. Many passen-
Rrs who were cut and bruised seem
|ugly forgot their own injuries in ear
hg Tor their fellows
Tile wreck was what IS usually re-
erred % In railroad circles as "a
lcky smash-up That is. With such
lcomplete turning over at that rate
speed i WIS lucky that 4 WIS moot
.yorse. Viewing the wreckage, II ap-
Ran miraculous that o number Of
pople were mol killed outright.
The train crew worked heroicalIy
,hd did all n tllelr puNcr 10 alleviate
~ suffering
s. .llI. GeorKe Green formerly OF this
Zttti vas = passenger on the train.
] IL &c rendered very beneficial aid.
] IIldugh he lad no drugs Or Inslru.
& Pgas with him.
shortls after Two o'clock this cIty
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-08-11
R-I-P-A-N-S Tabules
Doctors lind
Aggoosi prescription
For mankind.

The 5.cent packet Is enough fer
usual occasions TIE family bottle
geo centsl contains a supply for :
year All druggists sell them. dw
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-08-11
SIXTEEN BADLY HURT.
These We're Taken to the Com
pany's Hospital at Spring.
iieId--ScOre or More
Slightly Injured

firs. James n. Drake, postmistress
at Salina, Texas, arm broken, hip in
Jared and internal injuries feared.
Badly cut and bruised. Unconscious
when extrlcated
Seven-year-oI son OF w Rky ser,
Of Ft. Worth, Texas, cut and bruised
about face and body. IL Is feared skull
is fractured. Mrs. Kyser was cut ON
arm and bruised but was not aware Of
her injuries until after her child was
cared for. Was on her way to Wichita
but accompanied boy to hospital.
Ed Durham, Vinita, deep cash on
right leg above ankle; back wrenched
and ribs injured. Feared two are
broken. Was returning home from
Chelsea.
Mrs.J. w Phillips, Knoxville, Tenn,
badly bruised and cut. Son, aged 3
years, cut and injured, feared serious
ly.
A. q Lcverlte, Stephenville, Texas
head cut, badly bruised.
rirs. Leverite. injured internally,
how seriously couldnot be determined.
TRctn Mr.. and Mrs Leyerite are over
30 years Of age.
K ]. y Mccasklil, Abbot IIill county,
Texas, shoulder disiocated Cut on
head.
ftiss Annie Jones, Wabank, Texas,
back wrenched, cut and bruised.
p. X. Payne, Mckinney, Texas, ribs
broken, badly cut In this ease Dr.
Green rendered valuable assistance tn
stopping how u blood
rirs. Anna fsuiford, Kerns Texas.
Iribs broken, badly cut. Teeth knock
'p9eNut. Baby bruised and cut
MEDIA lcunuii, Anna, Texas, several
teeth knocked out, face and mouth
eut.
Ella cuntiff. shoulder bruised Res
Icued unaided infant baby. Latter
'luite seriously bruised,
! rlrs. I. K. DiIlow. Mckinney, Texas,
Pace cut and nose partially torn from
face.
Fifteen or twenty Others were slight
a cut aud bruised.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-08-11

Many persons Ia this community
are suffering from kidney complaint
who could avoid fatal results by using
Foley's kidney Cure. Peoples drug
store. DIV
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-08-11
Herbias.

Renders the bile more fnld and thus
helps the blood 70 iiow. Il affords
prompt relief from hilliousness, indi-
gestion. sick aud nervous HEADACHES.
and tho oyer.iudulgence IN food and
drink. Herbine acts quickly 4 dos
after meals viii bring the patient IN
70 a good.eondition in few days
G. /. Caldwell, Agt. NJ. X. 8 7. Il.
r.. Chec0lah. Ind. Ter. writes 4
vas sick for over two years with en-
largement Of the liver and spleen.
Tie doctors did me no good, and I had
given up al hops Of being cured, when
my druggist advised mo 70 use Her
bine. Il has made me sound and
WE'LL be al Peoples drug store. y
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-08-11
CHEROKEE CLUB DANCE.
Enjoyable Hours Spent at the Club
Rooms Last Night.

The Cherokee club gave It's regular
weekly dance Friday night at their
rooms As usual an enjoyable time
washad. Those present were:
Misses Messrs
Willie Trott, Wilton Batelin,
Laura Stevens. II. NJ. Price,
Carrie Stevens, Ray Iligley,
Fannie knight. Morris Helms,
Blanche Oborn. Fred Ratcliif,
Maybel Joseph, Lyle Orr,
LauaBelie Joseph, Harry BaghY,
Pauline KELLEY. Hendrix Brewer,
Mabel Bagby. Pat Mahoney,
Bertha Thumason, Robt. Lee.
Eldee Starr, v. r.. Badgett,
Mary Starr. TAYLOR Crutehdeld,
Natalie Warren. Carl Caldwell,
Miss HaFuage, Roy Warner
Eva lialsell. Marshal stevens.
Anna byrd, Emmettc Hughes.
Lille Burns. Chas. Wilson
Mabel Guuter, Albert Marks
"a Burlington.
O. l.. Connof.
Fred Etchen.
Geo Green.
Mesdames j. W Duncan, Mrs, Willie
OboFn and L.W burlington
Mr.. and Mrs nv Mcspadden, Mr..
and Mrs. ". Phillips. Mr.. and Mrs. +.
S. +. Amos, Mr. and Mrs, E.BFrayser
and Mr. aud Mrs Etehen
Svenska monitoren., 1904-08-05

The Grand Army of the Repub-
lie kommer att i ar halla slit sed-
vanliga stora arsmote Boston
den IS 20 nastkommande au-
gugusti. En- EXCURSION afear har-
iran till Boston den II august
XII. 7 20 e. m. via | linoiS Central
r r, till Chicago SAINT derfran
med Grand Trunk Railway. Den
ma linie har blifvit utsedd for
exkursionen med nnledning al de
vackra scenericrna utefIer LINEN
i Canada, etter St l. .wrenceAo,
den och White Mountains, SAINT
emedan den gar efter en- h0gre
nordlig breddgrad, nagot SOM ar
att satta stort varde pa under
den varma ars.iden. Man kan
alven res med MO andra liner
frau Chicago. Pullmans sofvagnar
och turistsofvagnar atfolia tagen,
Tur och returpriset DIR $50 50.
hvartill kommer afgift for pits i
sofvagnarne. Col Davis. COM
madner af harvarande Hancock
post, kommer att leda eXkurSio-
nen. Vidare upplysningar lemnas
at Illinois Centrals harvarande
agent, H. S. Gray, pa b~olagets
kontor. sos 4 street.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-08-05
Brutalt pinad.

Eft fall har kommit i dagen, SON for
oupph0rlig och obarmhertig playa ma
b,ck / Colusa, Cali, skrifver: Under Is
ar led Jag o~uthaIdliga smarter fran r6j-
matism och fam iugeu lind,ing, ehuru
jag 70 s6kae ALT m0jligt, Jag kom Diver
L ectric Bitters. SON ar den baSta medi-
Gin pa jorden Tor delta onda. Nagra ias-
kor af densamma gafva mig fullstaudig
lindripg och totade mig."Ar liks bra for
leFver-och njursjakdomar SAINT altman
svaghet Endast ste. Bslate nhet garaute-
ras af Lungren Il Andresn, apoekare,
Sioux City, Ia.