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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-06-30

Last night at $50 at the elegant home
Of DR.. b. f. Fortner, his eldest
daughter, Miss Grace Fortner, and
Orion Litteli Rider we're united In
marriage. The ring ceremony was
used, Rev. II. II, Watson officiating.
The bride has Ggrown from infancy
to womanhood In this city, where she
has long been a favorlte in social cir
cles, and all who know her admire her
for her many womanly graces.
The groom Is a splendid business
man and stands well In the estima-
tion Of all who know him.
Many handsome presents bear wit
ness Of the esteem In which they are
held.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Stuble, Of
Toledo, Iowa, and Miss Eta Rider, OF
Tahlequah, were among the guests OF
honor.
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PUBLIC WORKS IN JAPAN
Opportunities for American Trade
Opened UP by the War
with Russia.

II japan enterprises of all kinds are
necessarily affected by the outbreak OF
war and 1t IS not possible just al present
TO report with certainty on any oppor-
tun!tles for supplying materials or OBJ
aiming contracts for the construction
Of public or semipubllc works Money
which has besn intended for the exten-
son Of government railway lines has
been diverted 10 other uses. and Il is
stated that the government will stop
work on all new lines except those need
ed for transporting military supplies.
The Sanyo Raiiway company had In con-
temptation the doubling Of It's tracks
and other Improvements during this
year. but whether the directors Of the
company will proceed With their plans
under present disturbed conditions may
well be doubted
The increased cost Of labor is already
a noticeable factor IN industrial condi-
i!oas and the probability Of a continued
rise together with the difficulty OF se-
curing workmen, Introduces q specuia-
tive element into contracts for construc-
ton which will render them very unde-
sirable during the coming season. II
this regard foreigners are at a great
disadvantage as compared With natives,
because they 90 not know Sc well where
. look Ter iaborsrs and the traditions
OF the country cause workmen to ex-
neet higher wages when employed BY ;
foreigner
There may be 8 considerable demand
for certain kinds OF foreign steel and
iron which the japanese are rot yet able
10 supply from their own founeries
American firms eesirous OF competing
n the business Of furnishing these sup
plies will Gnd L 70 their advantaee 70
place a. aeeaey eth firm already es-
fabllshed IN tbs country and operate
through Their Instead Of attempting 10
regotls;e vith japanese eoxernuent or
company officials bf rail- from their
oNees n the United st9tss
Z 2 BELLOWS
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WHAT IS CATARRH I
iiyomsi Only Guaranteed Cure Tor
Common and Disasrseabls Disease.


Hyomei cures catarrh by the simple
method Of breathing It into the air
passages and lungs. 1t kills the germs
Of catarrhal poison, heals and soothes
the irrItated mucous membrane and
edectually drives this disease from the
system.
IL you have any Of the following
symptoms, catarrhal germs are at work
somewhere In the mucous membrane
Of the throat, bronchial tubes or tis-
sues OF the lungs:
Offensive breath, huskiness Of voice,
dryness Of the nose, discharge from
the nose, pain across the eyes, stop
page OF the nose at night, pain In back
Of the head, aching Of the body, pain
in front Of the head dropplngs in the
throat, mouth open while sleeping,
tendency to take cold, burning pain in
the troat, tickling back Of the palate,
hawking to clear rthe throat, formation
Of crusts IN the nose, pain ia the chest,
dryness Of the throat in the morning
a cough, stitch In the side. loss OF
strength, losing OF iiesh, spasms Of
coughing variable appetite, cough
short and hacking low spirited at
times, raising Of frothy mucous, cough
worse nights and mornings, expecto-
rating yellow matter, loss In vital
force, a feeling Of tightness across the
upper part Of the chest. difficulty In
5:eathing. frequent sneezIng.
Hyomsi will destroy activity Of all
catarrhal germs in the respiratory or
gans and in a few weeks the cure viii
be complete.
This Is a strong statement, but the
People 5 Drug Store emphasizes it by
agreeing TO refund your money II Hy-
omei doesn't cure
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A BookaLne

The duration Of a books life b. nc
means depends upon the leugth 81 time
devoted 70 lts creation. OF even the i'm
portanee attached 70 it By the author
Cardinal Newman's Apologize. which
after e years OF existence. ls about q
Be issued At slxpence. took only tee
weeks 10 its composition. As uith
prose. 60 also with poetry The sane
aathors Dream 0f Gerontius. which
Queen Alexandra and al musical Ton
con wants 70 hear a. covent garden next
week. n nr Cigars setting. wss writ
ten e. 3 pastime. and vas pat away as
worthless n 3 drawer. whence 4 vas
douhtfully rescued when an application
Tor -somAlhins' sane from The editor
e haasazihe Newman sont Il. but
azid he did not think Il vas anything :
London Chronicle
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lNDIvIDUALlsTs IN DRESS.
Extraordinary Diversity IN the Garb
Of Frenchmen Is q Marked
Characteristic.

The Frenchman and Frenchwoman
are individuallsts II dress Rome
stands out as the field for all the
samat OF color u ecclesiastical robes.
but the Gallie center Is the scene Of
every shade Of color. ever form Of
drapery. every kind OF fantastic ca
price IA the way Of dress Aside from
the social world. for which pretty near
ly the same measure may Be taken II
all countries. everyone seems to dress
IS he pleasss. says 4 Paris report.
II feminine attire there Is gwen more
latitude than in maseullre It seems
inc1ncelvabie Il one did see them how
many different things the French Won
sn don In the way % footwear Out
side OF the legion of hlRh-heelad slip
pers and shoes. with all sorts of co.
auetry embroidered OF rosetted upon
them fhere Is everything in the way
% sabols that The market women and
street vendsrs wear There are even
high heeled narrow toel productions
among The latter Then there is the
te.f shoe Or slipper. q every color and
form and 4 takes Frenohwoman q
adjust aeatly his pliahls footgsar
Skirts are of every length aud form,
from ihe punching short ones OF the
women of the markets 70 trailing Of
flowing ores with ruaies galore. 81
plain az a shroud The Frenchxoman
3 true Latin. likes red and she knows
bow % work Il np IN the iaunties.
jackets or waists This gives a uie-
turesque glow 10 Paris street which
the habit q wearing lace scarfs and
nantllas enhances. The latter ars
Usually Affected By vorklng ~ lea
ard 4 IS astonishing with what eEeci
they know bow 70 throp them about
their heads and shoulders
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SOUTH AFRICAN KAFFlRs.
Queer Functionary Of Their Court
Quaint Beliefs and Mode
Of Living.

In a recent published book on the
Kafnrs Of South Africa the author tells
OF the practice OF the native chiefs OF
keeping court pralser-whieh might
be translated poet laureate-whose busl-
ness ii Is to so before the chief and sing
bis praises. Sometimes Il happens that
this tunctionary is apt 10 be embar-
rassed for lack Of matter, as 10 the case
Of the Swat king Bunu. One day be
went out hunting with a hundred war
riors, and after whole days effort he
managed to kill only one miserable little
hare. Yet the court praiser ran In front
of the king. calling out: "Bunu. the
ding Of the swazies. the chief Of chiefs.
has killed a hare. Let all the people
iSten. Il was as big as an OK. as fierce
as lion and as swift as buck. The
brave King Buno killed the hare all
alone He killed Il With bis assegai
Listen. ye people Bunu the king has
killed a hare. without any help the
king has killed hare Il was as terri
Bile as tiger. as large as an elephant:
is eyes we're flames OF Are; and yet
Bum the great king, has killed the
hare. This long rigamarole was re-
peated over and over, while the king fol-
loved tehlnd with great gravity
Tie bushmen have quaint belief, ae-
eording 70 this same book, that the
world was made by a spirit with his left
hand--so unsatisfactory piece OF work
Is Il. The notions about astronomy ar
many and curious including the IA.
miliar one that the old moons are cut
up into stars; but" as an old man told
Mr.. Kidd. the author we are only blaeA
men. and know verT little about shess
things" The natives are very respect
ful 10 snakes. which they believe TO be Z
reviyifitd form OF their ancestors back
bones. They are afraid 70 look into deer
pools lest a monster should lay hold q
their shadows and drag them into tbs
water; and they dread being photo
graphed, on the medieval ground thsl
II any enemy gets hold OF your portal
he can work yon al sorts Of haru
through It's agency OF course there ar
witch doctors ard rain doctors-most O.
whom, BY the way come y violent end
al the hands Of disappointed populac'
and In ZaIuland the women some
times bury their childrel Up to theil
necks In the ground In the expectation
that the heavens will melt with tender
ness at the noise they make
Here Is another Kaiiir story told in IA
hook: when the FIRST wagon appearss
the people Of the krsais al turned on
to see the new wcaeer-a hut whiei
moved on wheels siile after mile n
people clapped hands and eheered n
little wheels which seemed 70 foru
the center Of attract.oa on hei1g askei
what they saw II the small wheels G
make ttsm 50 excited they replied tia
they thought 4 was 50 piaeky Of ther
20 be able 70 keep UP with the iarg
ones"
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nai.. obornI. Wntah stalan.

Marshal Stevens home was broken
into Tuesday anda watch belong
ing 70 Miss Blanche oborn, who was
the guest over night Of Miss Carrie
Stevens, was stolen. Nothing else In
the house was disturbed by the bur.
glar, who made his escape without
arousing any Of the household. The
otficers are making every effort to To-
cate the burglar, and to that end are
seeking a fellow who has been ped
ding trinkets, such as rings, cheap
watches, etc, about town for several
DAYS.
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r - Wright, Of the wught-Mil.
ford Shoe Co, Monday sold one Of
his handsome cottages TO M.E.Helmsl
local agent for the Katy. tie consldera-
ton being $500. The property was
bought as an Investment, and as such
a banker in town thought well enough
Of It 70 offer Mr. Wright the same
price FOR > twin companion OF the
property, which vas refused.
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DaIson rad ReIie.

In the window Of the Blue Ribbon
Cigar store Is relic OF the Dalton
raid. Il Is pair OF shoes. Ia the oti.
ginal cartoon, which were on the
shelves Of the she's store which vas 10
the building now occupied by Mont
gomery & 60. 4 bullet fired BY some
one entered The box and mashed the
heel Of enc shoe up badly. The bullet
was IN the boz but SOMEONE swlped It.
CoHeyvllle Record.
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oitissaship Alarmed.

Mrs. Josie A. Hall has received a
letter from tie Dawes commission in
forming her that the commissions de-
cislon dated March 10 1901, granting
the application for the enrolment Of
her two daughters. Jessie Mae and
Blanch Han, as citizens OF the Chero.
kee nation had been afIirmed by Sec.
retary Of the Interior on June 10 le0l.
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asnsrnl portsr Hurt.

General Pleasant Porter, chief Of
the Greek nation, sustained q bruised
and perhaps fractured elbow &C St
Louis SATURDAY As he was returning
to the city from the Worlds Fair
grounds oa street car he sat with
his elbow Que Of the window aud was
struck by car going In the opposite
direction.
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Murphr 80. fer InIunetion.

4. P. Murphy. who was chosen as
national attorney for the Creeks by
Chief Porter three months ago, has
asked an injunction 70 restrain Chief
Porter from paying the salary q the
once g n. L Mott, who vas appoint
ed to take Murphy's place
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II you have kidney or bladder tfou-
ble and do not use Foley's Kidney
Cure, you viii have only yourself e
blame for results as It positively
cures al forms Of kidney and bladder
diseases Peoples drug store. dw
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claud sheIton 8 baek az the Jumbo


claud shelton IS back at the Jumbo
store.
W. A. Graham is here from Pryor
Creek.
The Frazee Hardware company is
invoicing.
Pleas Thompson, Of Nowata, was
here on business Wednesday.
A number Of yinita people will
spend the Fourth at Pryor Creek.
The wrIght-Milford Shoe Co. has
lnaugurated harvest shoe sale
Bert oskison shipped a pickup car
OF cattle this week, principally cows.
Rev. r. d. Baldwin is the new rec
tor OF the Episcopal church and Is a
very pleasant gentleman.
on ne first indication Of kldney
trouh !, stop 1t by taking Foley's Kid
ney Care. Peoples drug store. DIV
Mrs. J. NJ. Gross and little daughter,
formerly OF vinita, passed through
Tuesday enroute home from Sc. Louis.
A strong flow OF artesIan water was
struck In the second well at the water
works plant Saturday The flow OF oil
continues
No good health unless the kidneys
are sound. Foley's Kidney Cure makes
the kidneys right. Sold by Peoples
drno store. DIV
Work at the deep well has again
suspended, this time for week, until
some new bits for the drill can be
manufactured
Chronic bronchial troubles and sum-
mer coughs can be quickly relieved
and cured by Foleys Honey and Tar.
Peoples drug store. DIV
Chas. Neil having served ninety
days Ia the q. S. jail here, was dis
charged Tuesday evening on pay
ment Of his fine and costs, amount
ing to sl42l
During the summer kidney irregu
laritles are often caused by excessive
drinking or beng oyerheated. Attend
to the kidneys It once by using Fo'
ley's Kidney Cure. Sold by Peoples
drue sfore DIV
Alec Bowie returned from ST. Louis
Sunday night. He isa member Of the
firm which has purchased the Oar
rough hardware store. The transfer
viii probably take place July 1, or as
soon thereafter as the stock can be in
voiced
Tuesday was one OF the most op
pressiye days the sewer-workers have
had one or two men tainted and
several Others were unable to do more
than keep their time going. The enc
Of the work is IN sight aud may b
reached this week.
Mrs. F. s. +. Amos and little daugh
ter, Miss Veya, and Miss Natalie War
rem left over the Frisco Tuesdal
evening for Webb City. Aftera shor
visit with friends az that place the
will 60 to Eureka Springs. ARK, Z
spend the summer
Louise Han entertained Tuesda!
evening Ia honor Of her cousin, Mis-
Ellen selman. who IS visiting MFs.LF
Parker, ir. The evening vas YER
pleasantly spent and dainty refresh
ments were served The guests were
Misses Bertha Thomson, Claudia Lit
lie. Ellen Selman, Pauline KELLEY Lull
Sims, aud Gertrude Nidlfer Messrs
Watson. Churchill, Ratclif, Brewer
Gatewood. Wilson aud Blakeney.
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- 20 nmt

The neu turbine propelled lorpedu
boat destroyer Eden Of the British
naeF II her trial trip mainiained 8
rate above IS knots feF fanf hours sha
ls hElsd w&h tarhineA
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hn West was here from Big cabin

flenty OF natiFe peaches on tiie
market
F. NJ. Daley, Of Nevada, was IN the
city saturday
WV. Miller was here from Ramona
Saturday.
Mrs. W. ~ stewart, Of Grove was in
the city Friday.
Mrs. Josie Hall returned from Tah-
lequah Friday
Arthur Archibald, Of Alton, was
here Saturday
The Cherokee townslte commission
are at Tahlequah.
J. J. Hubbard, of Alton, was here
on business Friday
w. p. Phillips returned from Tah-
lequah Friday night.
George Barritt is here after an alb
sence Of several months
W. E. swindle, Of Miami, was here
Friday on business
j. H. Winner, Of Woodley, was here
Thursday on business.
W. NJ. Fewell, Of Tulsa, was a vi
nita visitor Saturday.
Alton is getting ready for a big
Fourth OF July celebration.
Warren Tucker, OF Southwest City,
was Ia the city Saturday.
Dr. b. F. Fortner returned from
Adair saturday morning
Edgar Smith and family have re-
turned from the Worlds fair.
Sam Parks is back from Tahlequah
but will return In a few days.
Dr. Oliver Bagby is much improved
and is In a fair way Of recovery.
Most ot the wheat IS Ia the shock,
aud oats are almost ready TO cut.
Felix Ridenhonr is visiting his aunt
Mrs. Lou Payne, at Big Cabin.
G. 5. White, IN, ana wife are here
from MusEogee visiting relatives
Mrs. viii Weir and little son re
turned from Adair Saturday morning
W II. Tarrant put In new floor il
Steyenson's furniture store Saturday
Rev J. f. Wolfe has returned from
an extended tour on the Pacific coast
T. F. Thompson, ir., has accepted q
position at the 1. 2. Garrison grocery
The two weeks old son OF Mr.. anC
Mrs. Lee Beecher died Saturday morn
Ing.
VIII Weir was able 70 be on th'
streets saturday after several days III
ness.
WIN. MeGowan replenished the cit
treasury to the amount Of $3.50 satur
day
c. L. Mcclure IS going 70 build
lnew residence soon IN the northIpari
Of town
The sante Fe win extend its linl
from Owassa to Tulsa, distance o
ten miles
Miss Fannie Mae Browning is teach
ing a summer school at Los Angeles
California
Rev. Randolph Cook. Of the Christ
iaa church Is holding meetings In Al
Arkansas town
/ Z. J West, brotheF.in.law Of Bol
knight, IS here with a view OF puT
chasing property
Homer Needles formerly Of thl
Cherokee land ofice force. was il
Ylnifa last week
/ Mrs Dora Trott and daughter VII
lie. left for StlLouls Friday TO atteni
the Worlds fair
Misses Georgia Cain and Minnie FL
monds. Ct Adair, visited friends il
this city saturday
Mrs. Anna little and children hav,
returned from visit 70 relatives an
I friends III Oklahoma.
Miss Kate Harrison had the misfor
tune to stick a nail IA her foot las
week, causing a painful wound.
j ]. N. Morrow, travelling FOR the Bal
lard Medicine Co. IS here visiting HI
brother @. 5 Morrow, the east sid
lgrocer.
c. L. Mcclure has purchased III
new ten room residence from the Per
/ ~ Lumber Co., and viii move into /
as soon as Il IS completed.
Charlie Kenney IS the official do
catcher, and al CANNES that are no
provided with a collar showing "a
paid are subject 70 arrest.
Misses Mildred aud Minnie Tucker
who lad been visiting relatives her
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LOCAL NOTES

Clint Cochran shere from Centralla
Ramona Akins spentSunday at chel-
sea
John Thomson is back from Table
quah.
J, W. Turner, of Springfield, Mo-, is
In the city.
John Barrett, Of Claremore, was
here Friday.
J. c. starr made business trip to
Alton Monday.
Gilbert Thompson was up from Mus
kogee Monday
winfred ChamberlIn is visiting in
the country.
Col. L. Preston OF Muskogee was in
vlnita Tuesday
DR.. Owens is having new door laid
In his drug store
Freeman NidItfer came down from
Fairland Tuesday.
Henry waIkley, Of Claremore, was
here Sunday,
George Graham was up from Mus
kogee SATURDAY
Henry Workman returned from
Peoria, |. T., Tuesday.
w. r. Badgett spent sunday at Ft.
Gibson with his children
Mrs. Laura Cooper is expected home
from Tahlequah this week.
J. C. Starr was up from TahleQuah
/ to spend Sunday with his family.
Mr.. James Sinclair returned Satur-
day from a weeks, stay at Carthage.
Il. o. Hudson, OF Miami was a vi.
nita visitor Sunday.
Milton Rea returned from Muskogee
Saturday afternoon,
o. d. Neville has returned from a
visit to the Worlds Fair
Mrs. VIII Trapp is in Topeka and
win probably be away all summer.
r. r. Taylor has returned from the
Confederate re-union az Nashville
Tenn.
Miss Bessie Barrett, Of Oswego, /:
visiting her brother Lee Barrett and
family
Mrs. Tom knight and Miss Carrie
sixkiller are spending few weeks al
Dewey
DR. l. u. Hitchcock and family, OF
Alton. visited in vinita saturday and
Sunday.
Judge Lawrence held a short session
OF the probate court Tuesday after
noon
Rev. [. c. Wolfe went to Joplin
Monday to visit a brother who resides
there.
Mrs. J. T. Gunter and children re-
turned from Sloan Springs. Ark.
Tuesday.
Mrs Walter Taylor Of Baxtel
Springs, Kas., IS spending few days
ia Ninita.
Misses Jennie Fowler and Jessie
Frazier have returned from visit e
Claremore
Mrs. James Harmon has returned
from a visit to Tahlequah and South
McAlester.
Chas. Kaufman and wife, from Kan
sas were guests Of VIM sherer ant
family Sunday
Miss Olivia Mars arrived home sun
day from q three weeks visit Al
SLOAN Springs.
Henry Z. Asp and J. NJ Noble
prominent capitalists ofGuthrle, were
IN the city MondNy
Miss Agnes Foster aud sisters have
returned from two weeks visit witt
relatives In Missouri
Evertet Walter and George Dayen
port aud W. 5. Gerlaeh went up {,
Parsons Saturday night.
Mrs f. B. Frayser will probably re
main at ST. Louis three or four months
20 have her arm treated
Tie millinery season will close thi
week. and al the milliners here leay,
for their summer vacations.
The four year old daughter Of Mr
Knapp, VIM lives IN the north part o
town. fell and broke her right arm
sunday
Misses Anna Gatewood and Tresss
Vaughn spent the day at Muskoge'
SUNDAY, guests Of Miss Emma Rca.
Miss LlnseY, Of checotah, vas her
Friday en- route to the Worlds Fal
aud was a guest Of Mrs. Mary Brown
Ing.
Sir. and Mrs. A. NJ. Etchen vii
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sEET-sUoaa IN ENGLAND.

&c BELLOWS
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FRANK " MAHTN.
The bee., 1904-12-29
Beware of Counterfeits.

"DeWitt's is the only genuine
Witch Hazel Salven writes j. l..
Tucker, of Centre, Ala. 81 have used
it in my family for Piles, Cuts and
Burns for years and can recommend
it TO be the best Salve on the market.
Every family should keep it, as 1t is
an Invaluable household remedy,
and should always be kept on hand
for immediate use." Mrs. Samuel
Gage, of North Bush, n. Y, says
had fever sore on my ankle for
twelve years that the doctors could
not cure. All salves and blood rem
edies proved worthless. could not
walk for over two years. Finally /
was persuaded to try Dewitt s
Witch Hazel Salve cures without
leaving a scar.
Sold by ST. Bernard Drug Store.
The bee., 1904-12-29
The Editors Meeting.

The Kentucky Press Association
will meet in Louisville Friday aft
ernoon, Jan. 9th. A business meet
ing will be held at three o'clock,
and another business meeting ses-
sion that night. 1t is possible that
the night meeting Will be in the ma
ture of a smoker, though only shop"
will be talked. The third business
meeting Will be held at 10 o'clock
Saturday morning and the final
meeting at p. NJ. Saturday night
the Association will leave in Pull
man sleepers for ten days trip to
Florida and Cuba. The Cuban end
of the trip is separate from the
Florida outing, but most of the edi-
tors will go. The editor of The
Record, who is president of the AS
ISOLATION, has appointed the follow
ing committees who are now working
on the arrangements; On program,
Harry Sommers, Elizabethtown
News, r.. w. Brown, Louisville
Times, Lew b. Brown, Harrodsburg
Democrat. On arrangements, Paul
M. Moore, darlington Bee, Dave
Wallace, Warsaw Independents and
A. Y. Ford, r-Journal. On
creditlals, E A. Gullion, New Cas-
tie Local, Harry McCarty, Nicho-
lasville Journal, w. G. BarrIckman,
Shelbyville Sentinel, Henry Law