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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-11-24

Wagner, /. T. r., Nor. ", 1861.
TO the White Adopted Citizens OF the
Cherokee Nation:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ago there
vas a meeting held at yinita BY the
white adopted citizens. AT this meet
Ing we agreed 70 employ ". +. Hutch
ings, Of Muskogee, ~ our attorney 70
slt srtl 70 and defend our rights before
I'VE faurt ~ Nlalns. III ~ case thaf
h.lsi ban referred % that court hy tie
seop.ary II Tue interior We agreed
10 fifa Eha aAtye-naned lawyer 8 90
10 1eeszfully defend tits case, and
10 deposit the above amount in the
Vinita National Bank, subject 10 his
order when the case had been decided
favorably TO tho adopted citizens, or
otherwise the money td be refunded
10 those who paid Il. les $500, which
vas 10 b. used out Of thaflnd named
above for expenses. ne ksessed each
such citizen Is, 70 Be sen4by him to
the vinIta National Bat and for
VI Il he wsa 20 receive a lceipt.
ne have paid the amouit OF their
assessment, Others have lot. The
sum OF 5000 has not been deposited:
here Is a shortage of 81, 100.
To all who have nit paid, would
earnestly insist that ION Immediately
orward the amount u your assess.
neni s5, 70 the vinita Nationa Hank.
Your case IS an important one 4 you,
aud Il you expect Il to be succe'unily
offended to you must do your PIT 4
lelp the cause along.
To ron who have already paid oni
assessments, II you feel enough l1er
ested 10 contribute something NOR il
order 70 make up the deficiency pies
40 50. know that II il unfair tn j
2 you to pas alo, while Others, eQua
4 interested. have paid nothing; but !.
y can not afford 20 see your case, vhlC
, Is a good one, 20 b. default simply Z
, cause some are shirking their duty.
I. you do not win. this money will
y returned 10 you.
Respectfully,
q VIZ. JACKSON,
President w. A. &. ]
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-11-24

Tablets arc 10 b placed b. The Brit
Esh government on buildings in India
which are famous IN The history Of thz
country. -Four of the buildings -
lected are the houses Of faar early Chris
tinn mlssll Ths governmen
thus ofnelzz - Ca 81
the miss zkSz#
lights the = -
governor
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-11-24
JAes USE FANS ~ akxF
Presents frum the Emperor Ara "A
and nFay Save Soldier from
sha Hea4

4 eaol and deiihez
s. Anese NAY 4 s. du.
- ns thex zz&|1 - Corrc
dent III Eolllsr's W
Afters fierce morning
ba1I EaImer tells q their use q
fans s. I5,lows Some infantry re-
serves near by were tanning them
selves To 8 Russian who had nol
tasted their FIRE these Makahl Nigh
have Soemea quite e1eminats.
"The fans which Tie little men MS
70 cool themselves On the march ar
presents from the en- efaF On the
is inscribed. il the handwriting q ne
rommandrF-sn-ehief q lhe army. afaf
euis Oyama tie words. 10 your hes
for your esaftry.'
~On . hot day ian may beat un :
breeze ID front OF soldiers noss
which will save him from sactumh-
ing"
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-11-24
SHAWNEE CLAIM
Attorneys - Collect Wa Der ada-
tiOn Ciaiss Of Over Fall F,iiisn

Judge 6. Il. neger ,ns con
tract AZ attorney az II Anaw ~
tribe of Indians i0r fne psa cSya o'
claim againsl the Omitted States for
war depredatlona amounting ~ $3.50,
900.
John G. Chauey, the DISTINGUISHED
Washington City lawyer, Is assqciated
with Judge Rogers 10 tbs ease, There
is every reason 70 expet success iil the
collection Of this big claim a. q =
very similar 20 the Delaware claim
recently allowed the pelaafA and
for tlie payment ~ wif an f ~
priation covering the aou wAs
made BY tire last congress
REAL estate TRANsk 9ns
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-11-24

Tie patty OF hunters composed Of
Homer Trett BIZ Wright. John
Hrvkins, zask Pumphrey returned
from trip TO Re spavinaw country
Saturday evening While there theJ
killed two deer and several tnrkey'
and saY that small game abounds IL
unlimited quantities
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-11-24
snan. aln ossa nuntsur.

Judge Gin and Capt G. s. White
left Tuesday morning fof tho vicinity
Of Whites ferry On Grand river e. :
few aaY'a sAunt T1le Annf I'D
originally been planned for a longer
time but tnsy didn't gel away as
soon as thsY enpected ., and Nlll
tt.ersfore have only : fsv DAYS q
spot.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-11-24

Joe S. CrAlg- Mis- Ollie lIe -.
Adalr, /. T., Herman Regs Mss
Lora Hale, Zena, /. 4, 1s eel
Nichols Miss Julia splItIoR Groys
|. r., Geo. Walker -Mrs. Bessie How
ard, Kinnison, I. r., VIM. Higging
bottom-Llz1ie Wilson, Pittsburg, Kas
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-11-24

There are nagra deAths dlHeNtlY daa
20 weak lungs tllan ail nahaf disb&ass
They are huuaniigs weak E4pot ~
bfeedlng-plaee q conesmpflon. When
ulle slightest sYmtom Of sfoable ls faII
b the lungs 5ua shoald hseln llle -
q Dr Boschse's German Syrup S
encs. It e msds especially . soo1I.z
bal and strengthen 6hs Iunaa thftaz
and bronchial lab@. German ssfun
= a nevex falling relneaz ~ aoiNua
tan TTlAi 70 Nj
Ika AtalI A e
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-11-24
: pnllcrman.s Teallmunr

J.N. Patterson, night policenan Of
Nashua. la, writes. Last winter
lad bad cold On NJ lungs and tried
a least : half doszn advertised cough
medicines aud has treatment from
two physicians without getting ans
heneft. A friend recommended 20
ley's Honey aud Tai md two thirds Of
q bottle cured me. leonsldef Il the
greatest cough and lung medicine IN
tl,e world" For sals - Peoples drua
ssoFs ~
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-11-24
- nouas. . hs nHlt -.

1T. Scott lie Mario le #gfils.
tsrt vhn vho tde the plans iof tho
seatt gsldence n3u bsins feefed and
also those fof ar MilioUis = bel
no..se received exeral ntN commits
lons Monday nd viii rFsnably
an An Office Hefe be- Dc spring.
II Scott gase dlrectousfef his
ss Yesterday and the Scott Bros.
sslnens building willos planned
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-11-24

Recorded In the omos Of The Cisrh q
the Second Recording Distrist at
vinits. Indian Territory.
wAanANrY DnKDs

Joseph CLAUS 10 l. II Garrison. "A ne
NV. sec 4, 70 28n 2le; sl0o.
william RogeIsto George Costl nw-
nw-sw4 sec %, tp 26n, Ice; sl02.
Eliza Gaines 70 Local Investment
Co, se-swi zee "A, ~ p, 2oe; s7ie
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-11-24

Aany broad minded physicians pre-.
ssrbe Foley's Honey and Tar, as they
kavenever found 80 safe and reliable
= remedy for throat and lung troubles
as thIAgreat medicine. For sale Il
Reoples drug store. dw
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-11-24

Farm hands lr iuealza scar lias.a
garments q anoliess uhlte Whcn the7
become esen SLIGHTLY eoiEe1. lhsy hastza
fochanee tksm. Wort = ablanslfnl thazz
farm laboFsrs are vell Pate. and TER,
san AFFORD . b tidy
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-11-24

Mar ss.e. brs9 Collie puppies 80
w.nsls - F4ns stsle colef sanaa
~ -s.szs nrsrticslls out of slgAs
-, -. ! s,-sss.oid gack. You oufff e
=. ssss + 20 nrs aa1 aele % n11
a. e.k Bnexn1g vinln. :
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-11-24

~ Of - icy III, writes,
esrtlfs tat / have taken
II foley's kidney Ours
sei ne more than any
Ilrlod many adver-
but none of them rave
~ druge lsssA
Ey C4e n Z
aff eomme ia
am uhst Z souh
4 hncs dssa 2 Eol
sI1IA ~
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-11-24

| eanHot pfam.se pho graphs feE
Chflslmza ffom nes flsas mads iasef
than Dec sth.
- ID. HusHn.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-11-24

Fiilsen fears tfe yloin tae
tostareI Hest ezsaez psfme -
Fesult =. b Fowler asi es l|s
nllfesa sa@lael
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-11-24

G. w. Walker and Joe Howard made
a business Grip 70 vinita Tuesday. !,
Mrs, Robert Maxwell and daughter,
Miss Mamie, Of CofIeyylile, are visit
ing Mrs. Howard.
Rev White preached at Rogers
church last Saturday and Sunday.
Re- McCann's child Is seriously III
from eating walnuts.
Mrs Dan Walker and daughters are
visiting friends az Mt, Vernon, Mo.
The ten.yearold son Of Dir. and MIS-.
Dewitt died Thursday. Interment
Friday in.tlle Walker cemetefy.
Mr. sallee and Charles Howard are
trassacting business at Ruby.
Me@rs. Jack Barker and Dan Walker
Brs on hunting trip In the Greek
ndtion.
The sllght.of-hand show at Rogers
church Friday night was we'll attended
Mr.. Smith has a car load OF fat cat.
tlc ready 70 ship
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-11-24
THE vIWiTA Bks
Organization Made Permanent At
the City HaIl Last Night.

The band met at the bah Monday
night for practice aud 60 permanently
orssnlze. Some OF the music on hand
was rl1 over under the instruction oi
Prof. Flora and il was found that 4
great deal Of new music Is needed al
though some OF the pieces theJ row
have are good SoIae more - m.
ments will be needed. but viii 0t be
asked for at present.
a subscription list will be circulate
among tile business men 10 80 mot 8
% pay the instructor and other IS.
penses.
The officers elected wefe as fol lsws
A. Garland Marus. president q II.
Meredith, secretary and leader Roy
Franklin, treasurer; Troy And son
property man. Prof. Flora viii 10 IN
structor.
Monday and Friday nights we're Sc.
lected rs time practice
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-11-20
ALTON.

The Mise, Pattison are entertaining
Miss Agnes Stapleton Of st. Louis.
Mrs. j: F: Hooson departed Saturday for
Mr.. and Mrs. James link Of Iadianato-
US were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Savage last week.
Mrs. A H. Drury IS entertaining Nfrs
Fred W. Drury of New York.
MT: and Mrs. 8. H.. Mcfarland have re-
turned to Hamilton, O., after visiting rela-
tives IN Wager Park.
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Lue. have re-
turned from Germany.
AIlss Elsie kahlert is visiting relatives
Mr.. and Mrs ". +. Sherwood are enter.
tanning Miss Fife Kinder of Troy. O.,
Mrs. \: II. Hasting Jr. Is entertaining
Mrai j. I. Darnell of Quincy. Ill
Miss Fannie kremer has returned from
Decatur. after 4 fortnishts visit.
Miss Anna Peterson has returned to
East St Louis, after visiting IN Upper AL
Mrs. George Sanderson has returned to
East st. Louis, after visiting In Alton.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Spiers departed last
Tuesday for Springfield. Ill.
Miss Minnie OchIer has returned to 81
Louis. after visiting Miss Rose Van Prefer.
Mrs. Louis Elliott and her daughter.
Miss Rena n: Elliott, Of Medora. Ill. are
Mrs. Thomas Mcguire has returned to
Peoria after visiting Mrs. Rose Mcguire.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Emery are enter
tanning Mrs. Edward McDonough Of oma-
he, Neh.
The Misses Lsonora Hudson and Anna
Virgins 4 returned to st. Louis, after
being the guests of the Misses McGinnis
III Upper Alton.
Miss Bessie Meyer has returned to Du-
quoin, after visiting in Upper Alton.
Mrs. Z. A Cook has returned from Jer-
SEVILLE. where she visited relatives.
Mrs. Charles Norris has returned from
West Plains. Mo.
Mr.. and Mira. ]. N. Logan were visitors
in Jerseyyilie last week.
Miss Letia McGinnis is visiting in Flor
ence. Ala.
Misc Nellie Lowry OF st. Louis visited
Mrs. S. 3. Tagsart in Upper Alton last
week.
Miss Safie Woodward has returned to
st. Louis. after being the guest of Miss
Constance Rohland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lewis and Mrs. L.
f. Cotter departed Saturday for San Fran
cisco, Cal
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Atkinson entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Beatamin Foster Of Jersey
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JERSEYXILLE.

Miss Grimes has returned from st.
Miss Kate oNlaIey has gone to Car
Mrs. A. W. Young has returned to Al
ton. after visiting friends here.
Mrs. Gus ChriSty entertained the Mar
ried LadieS Club last week.
Miss Laura Laughlin Of Colorado Is the
guest OF Mrs Matthew VII tenach-
Miss Lulu West was q visitor In Car
rollton. Ill. last week.
Miss Edity Masee has returned from
Mrs. E. A. Cook bag returned to Upper
Alton after visiting relatives.
Miss Anna Weis:ns has gone TO Fort
Miss Bertha Leak has o to Rocky
ford. Colo.
Miss Evelyn Reynolds entertained las:
THURSDAY. in honor Pc Miss Minnie stroop
Miss Ida Taylor was a visitor in st.
LOUIS last week.
Mrs. William Lemkuhl OF otterville, IL.
was n visitor last week.
Mics Effie Herdman has gone to Chi
cago.
Mrs. Oscar Hill has returned from St.
Louis.
Miss Briss. is entertaining Mrs. Roa-
mond MedfoTri of Fiel6on. III.
Mrs. Walter Pruitt ~. Medora, III, was
the guest of friends last week.
The Misses Mabel and Ida Beck have re
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ford, Hazel Mccartney. Elizabeth Shcp-
ardson; Messrs. Howard Ripley, VIII
Campbell. Walter Salveter, MestoniIolm.
Will Johnson. Mccartney and Pension.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Glenn of Cape
Girardcau. NO. were visiting at Mrs.
Deane CARROTS during the week.
Z. 6. Somerneicr of cincinnati is erect
ing Il handsome homestead on Mason ave-
Rde. Webster Park.
Mrs. Silas p. i.ittlefeld Of Lynn, Mass.
will spend the Inter in Webster.
The B. J. Bristol home is rented to three
sets OF tenants.
Cards are ont for tho marriage OF Miss
Edith May Lewis TO Edward Cheney
CaikIns Of Chicago. tho evening OF De-
cemher |. in the Presbyterian Church. \
reception will follow at the homo OF tho
brides parears. Mr.. and Mrs. William 4.
Lewis At-h1me cards are for after The
18th Of Jaulaiy at Chicago Beach Hotel,
chicago.
cards are oft 70. the wedding Of Miss
AIJra Stlnner and Traut Mead II tho c.
VI. Skinner residence IN Webster Park.
They Will i've at home II their friends aft
~ January l at No. leo North Kings
l.
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willie last week at their home in Upper ~:

willie last week at their home in Upper AZ,
ton.
Mrs. T. C. Emerson is entertaining Mrs
J.. ". B~eauchamp OF Bowling Green. No.
Mrs. Henry Taylor is entertaining Mrs
| Henry Robinson Of Independence, Aio.
Mrs. James Maxwell has returned from
Iowa where she spent the summer-
Mrs. Drusilla Fowler OF Piedmont, Mo.
Is a visitor.
Mrs. Henry Mayford has returned from
81. Louis, where she was the guest OF rela'
tives.
Mrs. Ruth Sparks has returned to st
Louis. after visiting Mrs. 9. +. Sparks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hildsbrand are en-.
tertaining Mr.. an Mrs. ". W. Sher.
wood of Cape Girardeau. Mo.
Mrs. II. H. Phinney is entertaining Mrs
E D. Bennett OF San Francisco. Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Davis OF Kansas
City, No, were visitors In Alton last week
Mrs. Brnest Pieppert IS visiting in Lin
| coin, Seh.
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GROVES.

Mr.. and Mrs. George p schebly OF
Mount Vernon, o., who have been visiting
the William +. Smiths. departed for home
Tuesday.
Miss Minnie Haas of Indianapolis Is
visiting Miss Helen smith.
The Reverend and Mrs. ]. W. Sutherland
departed Tuesday night for their home in
Detroit, Mich.
Mrs. Susan Jones Of Chicago was a re-
cent guest of Mrs. Kate J. Brainerd.
Miss Esther Watson gave a tea Tuesday
afternoon from , to 4 in honor OF Miss
Myra Skinner. whose wedding takes place
November %. Receiving with Miss Wat
son and MIsa Skinner were Mrs. George
Watson and Mrs. Watson Sr. Miss Mary
Pearson and Miss Katherine Kcndrick dis
pensed dainty refreshments in the dining
room. Among inc guests were Mines. w.
D. Biggers. James Min, c. y. Water
horse. ". v. scholz: c: J. kendrick. A r
Deacon. Courtney Maffett, Charles Lewis.
Roger Amman. sylvester Amman. Robert
Britton. George h Andrews. C. p. Hutch
inson: Misses Eina Siddy. Evelyn Currier.
Augusta and katherine Quarles. Jane
Hunt and Carolyn Allen.
Mrs. Stokely of Kansas City and Mrs.
H c. Minter of keytesville, Mrs. Thomas
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Mrs. Grace Radcliffe Benton. who has
been spending the past month at the Fair
will return to her home Monday. Mrs.
Benton is one of Kansas City's CMo.1 fore
most ceramic decorators, a specimen Of
her handiwork adjoining the walls OF the
Kansas City Casino building.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-11-20

st. Louis arrivals a. tho New French
Lick Springs Hotel last week included:
Messrs. f. C. Overstreet. l. b. H,rsll. Sam
Rosenfie!d: Mr.. n Mrs. John A. Gernez,
Mrs. ]. c. McEeAney.
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Mrs. ]. A. Heckeimann has returned 10
st. Louis and is at present located ct 10.
l2ll California ayenmn-
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The Misses Rosenblatt of Portland. Ore.
who hoye been visiting the Worlds Fair
the last few months, will leave Tuesday
fc1 New York.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-11-20

The Misses Jamie and Rachel Robin
will leave on Wednesday for a lengthy
visit In California
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MesSS John 7. and Paul Seymour of
EeY York and Chicago. while visiting the
W0ld'S Fair, are now guests OF their
cousin. Mrs. l. Carney, No. 1873 Hickory
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Fannie Bloomfield Leisher Will give ..
artistic recital OF the club. Several boxes
are already spoken for, and a large au-
dience Is confidently expected.
The b. NJ. c. entertained friends on Fri
day evening with IN informal dance.
Among those Who enjoyed the hospitality
Of the young Indies Wore:
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cred upon Miss Hale a quantity of linen,
which She will Use later. Her marriage to
Mr.. Charles Alt will take place the early
part of December. Among those present
We're:
aegsisrrs and Mesiames-
y. Romano. George Childs.
The Luncheon Club held its first meet
:ls of the year a, the residence OF Mrs,
George Walton Elersheim, No. 1879 Del
= avenue on Thursday. The table deco
t..tlons were arranged in yellow ano
white. The members present We're:
Siesdames- u,
iouurrsn. Myerscn.
Rae, Hernbeln.
Gamer. Carman.
Mics Fouiprod Of philadelphia.
The Mascots will give their annual mas
Guerade Saturday evening at Concordia
Club Hall. The committee in charge WIZ
be as follows:
Mcssicurs-
Tho ThSmss F. hiesan. Paul Mec2T.aae.
John oh /. @Mnf6fsgi . .Jaasgh i = IeFri,-
phiT +. Zoeiler. George la Risster.
lanes L. Mccorinac. James Lewis
winanlP. Murphy. joseph Z. Peisch.
The N. p. C.'s" will entertain Friday
evening. DECEMBER 10, 1al. No. 9ll North
Nanderenter avenue.
Mrs. Charles Rich entertained her euchre
club in honor of her birthday last Welncs-
day. The table vas decorated with vel
low chrysanthemums. Among those pres
cat were:
Mre1ancs-
simon, Il. saisuinet.
II Buslrc-, Joe Lsmpert OF Al
u. HelwiE. ton, III.
y Ernst. w. Wise.
T. simon. George Cows.
Mss Mary Killer OF 81. Paul.
Miss Christine Beckers of No. i4iT Old
Manchester road entertained the W. L.
Club with a pet party at her home lazt
Sunday afternoon. The first prize was
won by Miss Minnie Overlook and the
consolation prize by Miss Elizabeth Lueb-
ken. Among those present were:
Misseb-
{. $$;:s:s; 1 1 H E Es;ssss
A. schneider,
Union Musical Club held its FIRST concert
Of the season yesterday afternoon at Hen
omar Hall Tho programme was given
by three OF the best performers in=she
club memtership-Miss Eleanor Stark, pi-
anist: Mrs. Max Kaufman, contralto. who
gave the Scnurnann Cycle, "~Erauenliebe
ui.d Leben." and Charles Allen Gale. Vfo-
linist. At the close of the programme the
audience was invited TO a social hour and
light REFRESHMENTS were served under the
supervision OF Mrs. ". c. Montague.
chairman of the Social Committee. She
was assisted by Mrs. Fred Allen, Miss
Grace Murray. Miss Carrie Tinker INC
Mrs. Frank r. Free.
Tho first examination for new active
members to the club will be held Satur-
day afternoon. November Is. at Henne-
man Hall. Applicants must communicate
with Miss Mary E Allen. Webster Groves,
chairman of Examining Board. before
then. Miss Allen has procured a board of
competent judges. as follows: For plano.
Mrs. Nellie Allen Hessenbeuch. Miss Ella
nor Stark, Miss Mary L Allen: voice,
Mrs. Wallace Harker. Mrs. W. \. Nc
Candless, Mrs. Gertrude Dunning 0uarles;
violin. Mr.. /. l. Schoen. Miss Agnes Graz,
Mr.. Charles Allen Gale.
On the evening Of December 1s. Nine.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-11-20

Dallas, Tex, formerly OF indianapolis have
spent three weeks in st. Louis a. guests
OF Mrs. Chester de Calves Morey, No. 3ii1
Lucas avenue.
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"a inc SouAS Ituics were:
NisSes-
hsymo Hasqua-d, B.len Eic-
Lille Ncrroe N-y-ne s,,.s..lcrs
Neil FAC. Ldiiian Airing
Neda : Al,nlrir. Eyn,a Reinhard,
Florence Eoler;sa1 Msre1,erIt. D.ny,r
Mamie Cunninznau. Calli. Syhit man
Mildred Whitman Minnie Uah.r
florence Well. lara T.iI.
winni. stone. idufe RYAN.
Thnresa xirnr,-- Mildred To',.--a
Helen RcyuoleS. J.IIian Lahcy
Men Diehl. Laura Muetl.
Martha Br-lr70. I,aniine Here.
Genev;cye Coanp.s y Gr.ns-d
Ida Esrmis. stella rls,I.
Niufe hi,s.r SIar, pyL,r
ANN Psr1ali Ia S-r1r1s
LILLIAN AIIer. Esnua Isr,rv.
Ida weisert. =. H. GrellnAr.
Ia = S,3.si ma; L,ao;:. 1oyec'
Ella s;crmsn, MarSsrc. iicnrg,
Fo = S.x h TeaHit .r r5ac'
Esther smlthsrs. Er6c CT. 'in,
He;.n Ho,rer 4SIi. 80
NJ. Shisusn. Irene Nts.4r,cl.
Nnbei A!ien.
McsSteG-s-
FREQ J. GO:ar. -. -. JoicE.
II. ". Sliier. Robert Wisclosr!.
W. A. Parker. q Byron.
George Z. Berz. g. l. Dc1aey.
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turned to New York after visiting rela-
tiveS.
Mrs. I. W. Elliott has returned to
kempe-. Ill. after visiting friends.
Mrs. J. s. Massey has gone TO Brighton
IL.
Miss Rosa Roady OF Bowman. Ill, WIS .
Wis tor last week.
Mrs. II. n. Wyckor IS entertaining Nra
Randall of St. Paul. MINI.
Miss Tfllie McGsry has eturned to De-
catCr. Ill, after visiting relatives.
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Fine china al Mermod & Jaccard's.
Doctor mt Mrs, Henry Chapman have
moved to No. sSe1 Delmar boulevard.
Evening journal., 1904-12-16
RURAL CARRIERS DISMISSED
Officers Of National Association Re
nnoved Eor ActiNifv In Election

Officers Of National Association Re-
moved For Activity In Election.
Washington. Dec. 16.-As the result
OF an investigation OF their activity
during the recent political campaign,
Warren f. lumber, a rural mail car
rier at Lockport, N. Y, and II. w.
Aldrich. a rural carrier OF Concord,
N. H., both officials Of the National AS
sociation Of Rural Free Delivery Car
riers, We're removed forthwith from
the government service by Postmaster
General Wynne lumber Is secretary
OF the national association OF the car
riers' and he and Aldrich are members
OF It's executive board The charges
We're that the dismissed men sent out
circulars during the last campaign to
candidates for congress. urging legis-
lation in the interest Of carriers. and
demanding that the men to whom the
letters were addressed pledge them
selves to vote for such legislation.
President Cunningham, who was dis
missed Tuesday. and Secretary Tum-
Der. according TO the-postal authori-
ties, framed the circular. and lumber
signed it as secretary and issued it.