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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-26
Still Monarch Of
Piano World

History has been just 70 Jonas
chlckerinK. His deeds are IN pianos.
They speak they sing. For eighty
two years pianos bearing his name
have been ringing true IN faultiesa
tone and perfect harmony. With
the ChiCksrinRE poaterity supplies
the antiphon to ancestry and their
unmatched pianos Of today are
making past successes more dlstin-
Euished. Was Jonas Chickering
success Chickering a Sons pianos
81 today answer most loudly,
Yes"
One hundred and twenty-nine
first medals and awards compose
the distinguished group OF official
witnesses. The highest European
distinction comes in the form Of
Cross Of the Legion Of Honor. the
highest American. IN the greatest
award at the Worlds Columbian
Exposition.
businesses. But among the few the
ChlckerinE name. aH represented by
the Chickerlng pianos. stands pre-
eminent. II appeals to the honest
pride OF It's successors. not only 20
keep II where JonaA ClsckerinK put
u, but 20 lift II higher with the
lengthening years. And they're do
ing A.
This II an argument for your In
tereat, and appeals TO your intelli-
gence when selecting your plano. II
~ the guarantee OF whatoyou'n get
n you buy a Chickering grand and
upright.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-26
Gas Promoters Are
On Anxious Seat
CITY ENGINEER rHoasors WILL DECIDE FATE OF
AMERICAN IMPROVEMENT compAsVs rRAscHlsE-Rum.
oREo THAT GLOBE. rRorTlNc OFFICIAL WILL co DOWN
rHE LINE MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP

City Engineer Thomson's invea.
uEaiion of gas plants in Glasgow
and other Enropsan cities where
they are municipality owned. aud IN
Phiiadelphla. il frsuEht with much
importance 60 the American I'm
proyement eompsny. which toF a
year hAs been endsavorink TO oh
tain a franchise to sell sk-esnt gas
in this city.
Upon Mr.. Thorusona report
largely depsnds the fate OF the
eompAny'a aspirations
Mr.. Thomson. however. has not
yet given an snklinE "a 10 what bis
Impressions are. and the gas pro.
mo,ers are nervous II waa fond
~ hoped that after looking over
the Phiiadslphls plant he would
write back and recommend that
the committee pass the franchise.
but he didn't.
when Mr.. Thomson Isft the
franchise was In a. good shape as
the committee and Mr.. Thomson
could make g.
But. Of course" explained Mr.
Thomson. Il do not know what
Improvements ! might suEges, aft
sr completing my trip
That remark settled the commlta
tee. and. while II was AZ that time.
apparently AZ least. ready 20 sp-
prove the ordinance. Il decided AT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-26

walter In white shirt bosom and
outaway coat, with napkin over
his arm and pained expression on
lila face, who holds forth a tray
bearing a bottle OF local beer.
For all these familiar atrocities
and the rest OF the advertisements
that 10 60 make up the peculiar
scenic effect OF the entire curtain
are TO be again hauled into the
superior court-thia time upon a
writ OF attachment served Thurs
day afternoon by Sheriff Smith on
behalf OF Russell q Drew. pro-
priotora OF the theater. who claim
That three months back rent.
amounting 20 tlab. ID due them
from hckenna a Green, who own
the curtain and merely pay for the
privilege OF having Il dropped be-
fore the audiences.
Once before the curtain was in
court during the settlement OF the
legal rigftn OF the two partners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-26
WAS B0UcK VICTIM
or TACOMA FIGHT?

According 70 the statements made
by r. Waoitofton. OF Green Lake.
Levi Edward uauek was a Victim Of
the clash between striking long
shoromen and non-union men at
Tacoma.
nouek left home Tuesday, Way 10.
IN charge Of seven mon, 10 assist IN
discharglng the cargo OF the Cen-
tennlal, Since then no word has
beo received regarding nouck until
Thursday night,
nouck lived IN n shack near the
Seattle Lumber eompany'a plans on
Beach drive. George nouck, "a ~
year old son. told Wooltorton OF the
appearance Thursday evening OF a
stranger who asked him who had
become Of his father. The body did
not know.
Well. your father IL dead" said
the stranger. lie and three other
men were killed al Tacoma"
YounF nouek Was frightened, but
he managed 10 keep IN his mind a
good description OF the stranger.
" NJ .NHa AttA AAtFAHA NhN NNif u
Panama hat Neighbora Of the
houeks also saw the stranger and
heard him make the statements. he.
sides lnpafting the information. The
man also took the names OF Boucks
children
The police inquired Of President
uill OF the Sailors union. bat moth
Ing was known about the niystery
there. The mother Of Bouohs chill
dren died a week before Christmas
Since that time wooltorton has been
caring for Angie. aged .. and RacH-
ael. aEed J, II is not believed that
any deaths occurred ~ the time OF
the clash at Tacoma. but the nys-
terry surrounding the absence u
Bouck ts yet 10 be explained.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-26

the eleventh hour to await the 70.
turn q the engineer.
What the latter will nov recon.
mend ls ealy = matter OF conteet-
ure. lie may conclude that the
present franchise and compositions
In the gas business IL the best thing
for Seattle He may suggest start
ling amendments 90 the franchise
He may SO do~n the line for NUM-
cipal ownership
In GLASGOW. where he was last
heard from. there ls municipal own-
sTshlp Of EAa facilities. and n 10 a
blE success He will have ample
opportunity 10 study the vorkinga
Of municipal plants IN the United
Kingdom. where there aFs 100 Of
them. Manchester. for instance,
has owned its plant since 1887.
NeishboriuE townships are nov TIA
customers. The gas 10 supplied for
90 eents. and the plant clears $500.
900 a year.
The beginnings Of municipal own-
ership are we'll shown In the story
o. how birmingham acquired con
troll of lie aAs plant When, 10 No
vember. 1875 Joseph Chamberlain
became mayor OF Birmingham. Il
Was supplied with water ana rAs
BY private companies. lie was de-
terminsd 10 bring both under con
troll Of the eouuefi Two comgetins
companies we're supplying the gas
Chamberlain found Il would be
possible % induce these companies
20 sell cut their works on reason.
able terms lie then presented the
matter TO the council. pointed out
the growing need for municipal
revenues for objects not directly re-.
munerAtiye and held that the mu-
nicipal management OF the gas
would yield large net profits with
which the sanitary and educational
expenses could be met. He said
the municipality could manufacture
and sell gas more economically
than private companies. The coun-
ell vas convinced and a resolution
fayoriHg the purchase was passed
BY n vote Of 81 to 2 when a few
months later Il was voted TO ratify
the purchase there was only one
opposing vote A large price was
paid--sone SIC. 900 900 but the
deal has proved very remunorative
The first years profits were about
ii70.0 0o. aud they have steadily
advanced until they are twice that
amount Ye, Il has been found pos
sible since 1875 10 reduce the price
20 consumers from about IS cents
per thousand feet 90 about 50 cents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-26
MAS. JAMES MORGAN DEAD

Mrs. James Morgan died OF par
alyAla yesterday morning at the
family residence. ZIG Broadway.
after an illness OF only eight DAYS.
Mrs. Morgan Was one OF the Oldest
pioneers IN this section, having
lived here for % years. She was
the wife OF Captain James Morgan.
well known In marine circles.
In 1873 Mrs. Morgan. who was at
that time the wife OF Professor b.
G. Gum. identified herself with the
founding OF the Puget Sound BUSH
ness college. the first well known
educational institution OF that time.
After the death Of Professor Dunn.
Mrs. Morgan became the head Of
the college. and In that position
was widely known throughout the
western country. Mrs. Morgan
was the granddaughter OF Commo-
dore James Hoyey. OF tho United
States navy.
The surviving children are
Charles S. Morgan and Miss Elaine
Morgan.
The funeral will be held Satur-
day Mt 2 o'clock from the family
residence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-26
PAVE BALLARo STREETS

Several Of the principal streets or
ballard are Go be paved with as.
phhlt. according To- a statement
made BY Mayor EoaA ON Thursday
morning
10 has not been decided lust
What streets viii be paved. said Mr
eooh' hut from the present lndics-
lions they Will be near the heart ot
the city"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-26
- STAR DUST -

neni nrm o. thsatriea managers has
offered Miss Notify Mott tt.eeo q
week TO appear I'm their thesters
Miss Mott killed her father and
mother because they protested
against her smoking cisarets The
sympathy Of the public has been
With Miss Mott during her trial. and
her engagement IL a clever move on
the part Of the managers. Miss
Mott has never appeared on any
stage and has no ability. but that
makes no difference. as she 10 10 SD.
pear In vaudeville
pOWN ON THE FARM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-26

SING SING. n. y. MAY 20. slug
Kin Kiilsm. who killed three men
last year. and 10 nov under sentence
Of death. intends TO ask for n par
don. slunkin says that II he can
obtain his freedom he can set sn
engagement in vaudeville. A prom
inent vaudeville manager has Of
tered HingEin $3.50 a week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-26
Boys Clothing
Hosiery Department

HERE ARE SOME WIDE AWAKE
SPECIALS FOR TOMORROW.
BOYS BICYCLE HOSE. Of fast
black ribbed cotton. double heels
and toes. and three-ply knees.
nothing equal 70 them anywhere
In Seattle for the money; finer
ribbed kinds for girls also in
Guided. special tomorrow at. q
pair ssssssssss sss...s.sssslxiI
WOMEkss HOSE. OF fast black
cotton. extra full sizes. have
spliced heel and toe. regular i2ike
values. special tomorrow at. q
pair ssss.s+.s# .sss.sss...ssss Nc
woMENs HOSE. OF fine quality
fast black cotton gauEe. with
Epllesd heels and toes. regular zoe
values. special tomorrow at.
pair .sssssstss .ssssssssssss loo
WoAEN's VESTS. OF bicached rib
bed cotton. made sleeveless and
tsped AZ neck and arms. sires 4. 8
and 6. regular i5c values. special
tomorrow At. each ......10e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-26
THE POOR
THE RICH

Every poor during sale Of
Echo Ballard which Rel
go and SO
the line Of the Seattle Everett nsrurban road
soil the the
roundnEs beautiful and and om the
or By a
ed by an he O
to
suburban take the Great North
and let
John Holloway show these trastsey Of which
a
Purchases abstracts showing perfect title
opinion By IN. well title lawyer. A
--
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-26
Fat Pink Cupids in Court

Of somebody or others perfume:
no longer will be seen the big red
lobster with uptarned claws smoth-
cred in cracked Ice. which 10 sup
posed TO depict the attractions OF
a down town grill, nor the wooden
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-26
NEATLY THRouoh

The Ballard schools VIII close for
the summer next Friday. The COM
mencemeut exercises are In propar-
alton and an elaborate program IL
promised The exercises Will be
held at the Junction hall at o'clock
Friday eRenlnR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-26

V hnseT vii the patrons Of the
fshs Avenue theater be permitted
= rzzs ayon the fat. pink eupida
~ hare for several seasons wing
1 sAzlr way ACROSS the advertising
l,ss eurtain. bearing a hasketful
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-26

siT Gilbert Parker nays he saw The
astral body Of Sir Carne nasehs 81
the house OF commons while the lat
ter - III ut HE home. The state
ment wouldn't be 40 hard 10 believe
II The 40 Michigan tidal wave. the
Massae husstts sea serpent and the
PsnneiVspia wild man stories had
not been printed this month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-26

CHICAGO. SHAY 26--Johan Hoeh
has been offered t2s0o a week by a
prominent vaudeville manager. and
II he obtains his freedom he will ae-
espt the offer. Hoch says that or
dinarily he would pay no attention
to the offer but he will take Il be.
cause he II anxious 10 help elevate
vaudeville.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-26

WOMEN.b NEsTBl OF bIeached ribbed cotton, finished
with finch fancy lace also drop stitch rbbed vests
made with yoke and lace insertion: surely splen-
did bargains at each ............... ........ Sc
WoMEN's UNION SUITS. OF beaehed nsle.
made with high neck short sleeves and knee length.
regular 7se values special tomorrow at each. 3se
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-26
FAIRBANKS Is COMING

Vice President Fairbanks viii pass
through Seattle on his way 10 the
Portland exposition. according 60 a
telegram received Thursday by Con.
grcssman Humphrey. lie viii leave
chicago on Saturday. Arrange
ments are being made 90 have him
addrea. the Young Msn's nepubli.
can club while here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-26

Well known ~ that We cell Butter.
Eggs. Cheese and Lard at Cut Rrnte
Prices. Cow Butter Store. LIST and
Pike Il. .ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-26
Naa psr,, e., In.ul,.d

just call and look OF the very
newest styles in Mems hats. They're
'toppytf VIII please you. Il. n.
Brooks 4 Co, 1891 end Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-26
Saturday Night

Special Sale begins at o'clock. Enough goods TO
last all the evening You buy them supper time
and carry them home, get them Just well
when you come down AZ night We want 20 you
here Saturday niEht-thAt's all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-26

our price on Butter, Eggs Cheese
and lard Fancy Iowa Cry. 2bc ID,
Good Iowa Cry 2 lbs. fsc. Fresh
Rranch Eggs. 2 dor. csc. Strictly
Pure Lard. 6-ib. zoe 10Th. si.0o.
Gov Butter store. lat and Pike ct
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-26

The Brooks" IL the beet i3oo
soft or stiff hat made. Call and see
the new styles aud shades r. N.
Brooks a Co. 1871 and Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-26

Mans vanity makes
uH many Thousands
mourn uH his inha-
manity does.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-26
NoTICE

NEW YORK, May ga promI-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-26

IT MAY CONE To THIS.
NEW YORK. May 7s.~Nan Pat
tsrson has signed a contract 20 ap-
pear IN vaudeville at salary OF
1900 = week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-26

a wonp IRON JosH WISE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-26

LODI, May 20 Twenty thousand
workmen have gone on strike here.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-13
VINITA WINS
FIRST GAME
Despite Cold Weather the Game
Was a Fairly Good One.

TIE local baseball team defeated
the Granby team Wednesday Al sports
mems park bY the seore uf "a *
nunlAm vas ia tbs boz for Ninila
the frat four innings and succeeded Ia
keeping tie visitors from asosing a.
long as he remained Ia that position,
while Moiiet f0F The visitors allowcd
ave Vlultans to pass ever tie snbhes
llafland pitcled tbs iast aye Innings
for The locals and manning worked Tor
the Mlssoufl4ns Stevenson acted a.
backalop iofthe home team very Sails-
factofily during Tie entlre game and
n, sanders caught fog GRANNY
TIE weather vas Too cold 70 permit
good bAu playing bat yesterday 5
game showed that with practice Ninita
should le able Ia successfully cops with
the other Missouri VALLEY League
teams Following Is the game as Il
Nas piayed
Winlams tie anst q the visitors 70
facs nmham hit a srounder down az
homo plate and WIS thrown out at
afst IS stesoason = Sanders popped
10 Ninsou at short and Rice lcw cat
20 Meade
Nlniia Nofet lssued Henderson B
pass, MaysNneled % lefi Mea 4 rpaeiei
Hrsg So aiceS error and Mays ard
Henderson scafed Stevenson BE @
Mofeg and VAS thmeu o0f 40 aFsi,
DunNam Did tie same. Higleg hlt 20
Rice aho failed lo handle tie ball aul
lilgiet feaeAed socead Hugchisen
followed. feachca hng and lileley
advanced to THIRD Nlnson struck oct,
retiring the side
Ninlta seepfed tWo rams ia the sse-
end gfter which nelfhef side saerel
until the seventh. when TIE vlslt0r,
sot two runs and Vinla added one %
their score In tie eighth Nlnlfa
scored tso ana Gnnbg dree 8 blank
Ggnh5 scored three men in theulnth.
but ii wasn't necessary iof tie home
team o go t0 hat Is ts mif
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-13
GRANTS MARROW ESCAPE.
rormsr Enslassr rsn. of Flrt
Presidential rrip in Territory.

Tie fact thaf President Eoo.etslt's
train IS % Be- preceded by s elug eu.
CINE 81 lis tip south recalls % tie
minds Il old settlers t0u time when
the spaela an vhlch President Grant
ard tie mcmlee q his cabinet were
making a trip thfoash Indian Tornto.
|u Dc isli narrowly escaped teins
aueesed hg lack ai sach pHleautl0a.
J0hH Adams uov Ilet secretary a
Chief Porter + tht creek aael0n sas
then 81 enslnser - tbe Il. * s 4.
miifuad n uls territory Iefelis lhe
story IS follows
ria president Vas scheduled -
sfop 3 Nlulfa iof Z half laar to meet
: g liaudlnol prominent Chefe-
See citizen ah9 advanced the then
novel Itea thal Indian lands should
- allotted When Gen Grant S
train reached tie toen S stephens.
general MANAGER of the rad found
cat that noaaIaot caald not q there
q meet the president aud without
thinking of TIE eaasiactofs orders,
told him he m.ghta as sell pail ahead
e. The next station. tbs eagdaefef
aii y. forgetting that % had orders
% allow mY train 70 pas him e
Ylulta
8 vas pulling a ealsoose and a fes
ears along at sspeed u abogt faFtY
miles 81 hour. and lad lust rounded
curve and Happened % emefFe apan
5 long, lsyel stretch of frack. when
<As TIE presidents train coming 81
high spsed Lackllg. the engineer On
TIE presidential speelAis saW - Ia tins
20 haek into i siding which wAs elaae
BY II ~ had met at any ether point
on the track 8 had head eud collision
sould have been inevitable. and fhs
president and several membefs of II,
eablnef who uefe accompanying him
could scarcely eseape death II serlaai
injury The raliraad company sas
csssied 10 husllnr tha matter up an.
the nesspapeuof that daf dld ~
/ learn q tle Incident
+ General Grant visit was the ltrs
presidential Efip ever nude tlmaai
Indian Territory Tie #. k s 7
railroad had lwf heeH sxitnslel
through tlie Indian country aud s
offered an eseslleH1 opportunity %
the president aHd party tn sieW 1 81
tion Then slla ART sfy tbinl5 seit8e
~ The White maa kaHsas 81
louHat
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-13
CATTLE SUFFER FROM COLD
parirg Storms in Tsxas. Steers Had-
de rogsshsr for Days with
eas wstsf

20 euarss 4 aoui ~ itls cal1 10
Teaaa said ueofge Laytfua. 3 faneA.
inan u AmAgiiio Tu1 reports lhs ilaa.
isyille Herald na' the cattle faner
more fram oar sever satofrs thsro iAaG
they 81 il thls country
Thss have absolutely ~ SHELTER AHA
must spsad ths nighg on The yialaa
When the cold plHda aaa fhe slftt cone.
tae gFeat herds haDch ciast ,aetlhsf
Tie heat of the stssrs bodies & fssDnlr
warmth TIE sseefa 81 ths soetsidf .ash
their beads H. bgtveen ghs othsf cattle.
and shere tAtg SPEND ths nlfAt. shivef.
ing
shnuli . sifsi come ana esfsf taess
hacks. g sgFte a. 3 h'ankes a. keep
them warm Ha, wheH tha taaeh i
tfokfa thfy icsi lhe tald and suet aa.h
t0it
'lt u tataststtrz eonunaai NJ -.
xernu. 10 80 he oaltls aaat 8 saeliefst
part q fanks she's ear uarErsisrs'
eaine They cant anf grses - roeia =
afotaei shfW fgum its wsnt. Aag nsy eal-
lev, Ia ghs l8mlAnas have aasa eAtgla
ssaad tar tAga ha3slea together Hiia
aaihiHe 20 sst aat - eatef 8 tf4ak.
rather fhan hseas ffozn the raaAa
we seldom 81 teH8 Neaissf 1n aar
plains bat thsfs d 5 ueeuliar stlng shi
hlss a. ths nlna shai svseEs asfosh thsa
The cattle eaH ssana usgA ot sais cfss
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-13
MRS. MARTIN DEAD.
Ths Beay was xahsa - EadianA
ToT maTiai.

Mcs Com A. Martin. wilc Of II c.
Martin. 81 this city died Friday morn
Ing between the hours a. . and u
o'clock She had been sick about 4
week a child beiag barn, and from
which ste never recovered
The deceased was - yuau q age,
and vas born a. Williamsburg. Ind.
Sis moved with her husband "a
vsnita last Jaly. She vas good,
Christian woman and beloved nv All
who knew her
Her parents Mr and Mm o. p.
Calu.afrived here Thursday night from
Williamsburg, ind, and we're a. her
bedside during the last few houn q
her hte
Besides the parents and husband,
she leaves a daughter Laura. aged ~,
and The infant babe 10 mourn the iosn
of one ~ dear 20 aA of them.
Short funeral services were held
al thc home Friday afternoon. con.
daetei by Rev Watson, after which
the burial party accompanied the
remains to their cd home Ia indiana.
The Chleilain Is requested 70 ex.
press tho gratitude 81 The hereayed 70
those who assisted them ii thelf sad
hnur
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-13
EAGLE MATES But ONCE.
0nce 4 Widewsf, Always q Nieouef,
l. tha Proud nlrd e
Freedom

The narried liiei,f usasl tifas e8ait -
taken fof mniti etsn hy nsmhss =
ihs hamAn family Thefe is. ~ H.
stance ihe staia disalaea aat homalf
hAlaheadea easle Inc elafiaas emtisM
= the AmsfiesG fopahlle Ne mates Hat
aneo Ard uYts aiih BE mate antil hs
- sts afss 4 Ieff : sitoWef srfu 5
Yaung u1dovsr@ iho Halfhsaaei sssle
aafef mAiss s.ain - remains alaHs
ana dlseansalass ln ne nesi on she 81
erhg s. rs ths NFnnehes - tAN eiae
ihst fafmsd bis anmieiie whlls ~ nafs
sAs iIlse No other female eaEif as
tempt him q farsaks BE- dlseoraolaIs
life WITH him aucs 8 si1oWaF sluaFk
uidaNvf
The kulaen NanapHekrfN live iH =
happs married state. maths tai eHsa
II the male dlsa hts mates Kflsi q est
lng. aaa she lives q siaovsd tift ne
rest q her lifs 81. loo the ssale eoad-
peeksg never seeks aaethef mate alter
she death % hla cen lie taps "a sFea
bsaits their ussg day and niFhl tfyiax
t. recall her. thew st ienEth t.scaar-
aged And hopsless. hst comes silent ard
never Fee3ysrs his gzyetf
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-13
- nusl n i nualasa..


The hult ID iarA haa lees converted
Is practical use. Varioas lines ~ whole
salo trade nos utilise 4 rfae appiisa-
ton fslau dealers are sunulisd wiih free
advertising cards. on ths hack = which
ths following ss printed
American Federation e Buffers.
Membership Ticket. not transferable.
This eerIlnsa that --= e entitled % hnit
IN AZ ali conversations. whether public
81 private nlil Gost president Nan
Goat secretary. Season 1865 SEQ other
side ~ password
on tha FRONT appears TIE mauufaetar.
rsannaancsment The local shop
sris zane ana address, ere also published.
children t.ylns az tteee stores ere ffe.
sentna Nlse copies as premiums The
scheme la ln introduce fbe nIamciak'a
business Id the pnfshaaefs household =
my rFens
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-13

pf Befgin, rAna. Ills, writes, !
have used llsllArds snow Linlmcnt3
always recommended 4 q my friends
as am confident there Is ne teftey
made II isa dandy Tor burns Those
vho live on farms ae especially llsble
% many accidental cuts burns
bruises which heAl rapidly wnen
naliaras snow Llulmsnt Is applied
10 should always te kept Ia the house
fof case of emergency 80, Sc sieo
bottle Sold hg Peoples nFag Store v
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-13
LEAVE FOR GUTHRIE.
Bali Teas starts en- - Exkihition
Trip e okiAhoma.

TlleNlnlla hase hall clab left sAtur.
day fofGutAFic whsre Ties viii play 3
series ~ three games the 6. 10. aud u.
From Guthrie Ties - - oklaluma
CTS for ase games ard will return
home April 10th. Tilny wlIl play Joplin
on tho local grounds the - ie. % and
a. Joplin the q. = Ard gard The
team has been considerably strength.
ened since TIE game wilhGmnu5 We'd
usMsiay.