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WORK WANTED,

SITUATIONS Wanted-MaIe esud FAra1a
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insertions. ID cents; seven insertions "a
sents. Exceeding "A words and less than 40
words three insertions. so cents; seven in
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Situations Wanted-Male and Female
-Four lines mot exceeding a words. three
insertions. Is cents; seven insertions ~
Fents Exceeding a words and less than ~
words, three insertions. 80 cents; seven IL
sertions, 60 centH-
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TEACHER. experienced, well qualified.
successful in training children VIII taEa
a. few more pupils: those Of marked ma
yfdualitv or of unusual talent and those
not strong physically assisted to a h heath
ful development: city references; Aaate 5
way
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CANVASsERs.

New proposition On New-YorI morning
newspaper for work in Greater New-York
steady work TO good men WILLIAM b.
SCTELlUS. a. m. Room /. Tribune
SALARY AND COMMISSION.
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REFINED Young lady. experienced, in first
class dressmaking establishment, Ad-
dress A. X, P, O. Box 294, New-Canaan'
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uxFrRN1sHED ROOMS WANTED.

SINGLE gentleman desires suite, furnished
or tnfurnishe0. second floor. private fam
Az between both and Seth SIS hight otssk-
FAST no other bosr6ers. address PERhA-
EENT. Tribune once.
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STENOGRAPHER, Src--Competent young
girl: nigh school graduate; stenograpnei'
tvnewrfter and Office assistant; some expert
ercn. quick accurate, moderate wages
Miss HIRSCH. 3O3 East 79th-st.
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TEACHER German college gradu-
ate. successful teacher; fluent French.
German, English. good music, excellent ref
erences from universities. schools and lam
flies HANOVER, Tribune Uptown once
/, 1854 Broadway.
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sTENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
Fxperienced aged 30; competent neat,
accurate: with good firm; Al reterences'
salary so to S12. A. B.. 153 6th-ave'
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n..x1aRp AND POOL TABLES.

BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.
MANUFACTURER OF billiard and pool
= hsss: kigh grade bowling alley builders;
ioussf Irices MARX BROS, "a Union
SQUIRE
ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
ne tribune received AZ their Uptown
cr5os 80. J564 Broadway. between s6th
a. S7-h SITS until & o'clock D N. Adver-
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Of oee az regular Office rates until O'Clock
D n vt1-s 254 Sth-aye.. 8. 9. cor. 2Sd-zt
ss3 sfh-sVG-, ccr. 12th-st.s 81 East I4th-st
s57 West 42S-zt, between 18th and sth eves
SIS West IZ51n-st-. .33S 3d-aye. between
31tk and 77th Cts LOS Sd-sTs-s
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BT-TT.ER or VALET.-By single SWISS.
take fHll charge of bachelor apartment
written and personal city references I'd
dress VALET, pa East S7th-st-
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PRIVATE SECRETARY or in brokers' Of
nee, by refined young woman; permanent
nogition; elk years' experience: very pro
Scien; at making cable codes. l. D.. Box
81. Tribune once.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Situations Ws1ted-Mals aud Fsnale-
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ersertiorG IS cents; seven insertions. -
csnta Exceeding % words and less thaa %
9ords three insertions. 20 cents; seven IN
ssrtions. co ce1ts-
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NANICTTRING. &o--By graduste Of New
York school; private customers; shampoo
ing scelD treatment, Marcel wave: mani
curing at ladies' residences NJ e DAVIS.
800 Halssy-st.. Brooklyn.
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PARTISAN lady, good teacher, desires 70
make engagement with school or family.
1rADFMOISEIIsH 251 West 24th-st
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Male
moderate terms: books written m 60
1nents prepared. systems devised. speciai or
periodlcal audtts, cursory or thoronst, az,
s stI-.-' organization of corpora atoms.
pa snip settlements. bankruDtrv 90
coming; aGvice in business practice and
ARTEMAS r HOPKINS
One Madison-aya ~ -,
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-19

Velvet Ice Cream at fhe Alhamb-a.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-19
PERSONAL
 NOTES

II II. Wright left yesterday morning for Cananea. where he has accepted a lucrative position.
 C. M Heukle and wife arrived in the city yesterday from Los Angeles. Cal. where they have spent several months.
 C. F. Wren returned to Lowell yes terday afternoon after spending the day in this city on business.
 Mrs. NJ. Feegan returned to her home at Globe yesterday after spend ing several weeks in this city visit ing relatives.
 Mr. and Mrs E. T. Shaw were pas lsengers On the afternoon train yester- day bound for Emigrant Gap. where they will spend several weeks with Alr. Shaws father,
 Mrs. D. Hoesch and little daughter left yesterday for the Dragon Noun tains. where they will spend several weeks on a summer outing. Ben E. Gibson returned to his home in Benson yesterday after spending a few days in this city on business.
 Frank Alley. Of Naco. better known as "Mescal, was in the city yesterday returning to Naco on the afternoon train.
 Dr. Sabin. of Tombstone. is in the city on professional business.
 L. B. Fleischer is in the city from Nogales.
 Superintendent Walter Douglas. of the Copper Queen. visited the smell ter at Douglas yesterday. Superintendent Parnall of the C. & A.. was a business visitor at Doug las yesterday.
 John Swedburg is a business yisi- tor in town from Cananea. Mrs. F. L. Hanscom left yesterday to join her husband at Mexico City. where he is now engaged in business. Mrs. John Devine. who has been visiting here from Tucson. returns to her home today. J. KImer. Of the dry goods depart ment of the Copper Queen Store. was taken to the hospital yesterday. Ty- phoid fever is feared.
 The new Hubbard building is well advanced in construction and is now ready for the roof Geo. Mayer has secured a position in the dry goods department of the Copper Queer Store.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-19
Ag DIDN'T KNOW MUCH.
Man Brought From San Carlos Is Pro-
 nounced Insane.

4 man who says his name is Gus German was brought from San Carlos on Tuesday by Deputy Sheriff An derson, and on Wednesday was ad- judged insane by Probate Judge P. c. Robertson. after an examination by Drs. Maisch and Kennedy. The man was an enigma. He knew his name. CT at least, he gave one. and that was all that could be elicited from him. He was extremely reti- cent and hard to catechise. While at San Carlos he broke open several packages in the freight or express of fee and told the agent there was nothing in them that he wanted. He readily admitted to the agent that he intended to steal, but found nothing he thought worth taking. His de- mentia was certainly of a very pecu- liar kind. He will be taken to the asylum at once.-Globe Silver Belt.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-19
ANOTHER ATHLETIC MEET
csrded for the cyranssluna on Thurs
 day Night-severs! Events.


 There will be another athletic meet at the Gym on Thursday night in which wrestling and boxing will be the chief features.
 It Is as yet uncertain how many events will be on the program. but there will not be less than four.
 The first meet was such a great success that Manager Guernsey has decided to have one every two weeks. t0 continue as loEg as tho interest in them is kept up. There will be no admission charged. and all members of the Gym and their friends are cor dially invited 10 attend.
 presenting the set. Ar. Chapman responded wish few words Of thanks. The party remained throughout the evening. and very pleasant time was had by all.
 Surprised Them-J. c. Chapman and wife received Q very pleasant surprise Saturday evening. They have been married but a few weeks. and on Saturday a large number of their friends met at their home aud presented them with e handsome set Of solid silveTwsFe. 4 very neat speech was made by Charles Green in
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bowman are here from Tombstone.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-19
DEATH DEALT A HAND
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i1 S the sound
 .on, and that eoS a.+ @ Hs> io5r and told
 house. She
 tc3s g-toi in his hand sard Q shot fired
 ai .eard the other -.r5 t- H., not see the shoot ir2 -s, because the actions cf ... srig htened her that she hs house and stayed there
 oliug had ended.
 tkAt she had known of the
 l-=tween Blewett and his wife for tine. Blewett came to the house on Saturday to see about hay ing it fixed up 1t having been damag- ed by fire a short time ago. and at that time his wife refused to see hin. She had never heard of any threats against his wife, and did not antici- pate any trouble between them.
 She said that she was certain that Blewett inflicted the wound from " hich he died, as he had the pistol in his hand when the shooting first start cd, and that when she saw the body immediately after the shooting the weapon vas by his side.
 The testimony of Mrs Lucy Doyle was next heard
 She said that she had known the de ceased fer about two years. and that she had known his wife about a year On yesterday morning she saw Blewett meet his wife on the steps and say something to her. She could not catch his words. but heard his wife say to go away. that she did not want to speak to him, and that she was going away. and that he could have possession of the house when she was gone.
 Blewett followed her down the steps and went into the kitchen after her. In a few moments she heard the sound of a scuffle, followed al most immediately by a pistol shot. Mrs. Blewett then ran screaming from the house, the deceased follow ing her and firing one shot at her as she ran. Mrs. Blewett then fell to the ground as if wounded. and her husband fired one shot standing imme- diately oyer her. He then walked a lew steps farther and turning the pis- tol against himself shot himself through the head.
 This was the last evidence heard by the jury. The court was cleared and the jury went out. They only remained out a short time, however, before they returned the verdict that "the deceased, Jno. R. Blewett. met his death from a gunshot wound in the head, inflicted by himself with suicidal intent"
 An operation was performed on Mrs. Blewett yesterday afternoon. She rallied from the shock very strongly, and there is some hope for her final recovery.
 The funeral services of Blewett will be held at the Palace Undertaking Parlors at D. m. today. and will be under the auspices of the Yeomen. Rev Wheatley will officiate.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-19

Mir. Landgren. mechanical engineer in tine framing department of Capote No. l, Cananea, spent day in Ben son the fore part of the week visiting old friends, and the neltf for the coast for the summer.
 Miss Annie Smith accompanied her friend. Miss Ethol Ming, as far as Tucson, where they visited with friends during the afternoon, Miss Ming returning to her home in Phoe- nix and Miss Annie returning here.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-19
ALEXANDER CRITICALLY ILL.

New York, July 1s.-James ". Alex ander. former president of the Equit- able Life Assurance Society. is in a critical condition in Unkaway sani- tsrium. within three miles of The Oaks. the summer residence of Jas. H. Hyde.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-19
A pleasant surprise party was given At-elia Gassaneda and brohter
 'ltur5ay night. The e.
 'oted 10 various e. and r,ssGsi, ss-

.,a E-l-. -i.~ .dla .1A..., Y"
 .-lil;an --.-... s..,. re- Ma~tiHez 'elia ribbie. Carms n. Carrie Clark. Masters C = md Alfonso iCastaDeda. Frank cklidge. FrauF Kempf, Manuel Martinez. Geo. and Henry Etz. Steven Miller, Arthur King. Willie Martinez, Jack Bowman and Thomas Gribble.
 The burning of the first brick kiln at the Territorial Industrial School has been completed and kiln of 200,- 600 brick has been started. Some of the brick will be sold in the open market to make the industry self-sus. taining.
 At the Banks Hotel Friday evening Judge Titus joined Joe P. Steele and Jessie Howard. both of Bisbee, in the holy bonds of matTimony.
 Judge Titus Friday sentenced w. C. Bray. IT.. to two years in the Ter ritorial Industrial School.
 II. Arlnitage of Contention will soon remove to Benson with hi sfamily.
 Operator L. c. OsteT is again manip- , ulating tie key in the s. P. office here
 Miss Maria Hennessy and brother Arthur are home from a visit at No gales.
 NIr. and Mrs. L. Maier have gone to Los Angeles to spend their vaca- ton.
 Mrs. Bond. of Nashville. Tennessee, is the guest of her brother. Dr. Pow eli.
 Archie Chisholm has returned home ficm San Francisco. where he spent 1 lseveraI weeks.
 Mrs. Bunch and Mrs. Erickson, of Globe. passed through Benson Friday enroute 10 Bisbee.
 Mrs. Henry EaJs. Of Bethany, Mo- visited with Mesjames Minton and Sanders Monday last. Chas. Smith, who is driving an en- zine between Nogales and Guayrzas, ! is visiting with his daughter. Miss An. nie
 B. l.. Mckinney has removed to his farm. about twenty miles down the river. He expects to go into the hog business.
 Mrs. George Stainback arrived Fri day evening from her home in Nash vile. Tenn. to join her husband, who is cashier of the Bank of Benson. | Mrs. B. Maier and son, Louis, left Tuesday for California where they will reside in future. Mrs. Maier has a host of friends here who will be sorry to learn that she will not return.
 J. A. Legarra, wife and children came over from Tucson Wednesday. and are the guests of Mrs. Castaneda. They will join the latter and her fam fly on a camping trip to the Whet- stone mountains.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-19
NEVIS NOTES OF
 TOWN 0F BENSON BURNING OF FIRST BRICK IS COMPLETED AT INDUS
 TRIAL SCHOOL.

Kiln oS 2oo. 900 More Is started-A Pleasant Surprise Party Enjoyed by Many-General News Notes of the
 Community Cleaned From the Press.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-19

The members of the Anona Club will give a hay ride on Thursday night.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-19

Globe. July 18.-Offcers seeking to serve writ of replevin on c. Ward nan, tho jeweler, whose place of husi- ness was on Broad street next door to Max LanLh's. found the docrg locked and no sign of the proprietor. Sever al watches left for repairs were hang ing on the rack. and the premises looked as if he had just stepped out for moment and intended to return. Subsequent inquiry elicited the report that two trainmen who knew hin- had seen him walking along the ra d track near Cutter. about fifteen T. fes south of town. He carried 0rlt a telescope. It is said that hs wife resides at Central or Pima. aai lt is surmise1 he has gone thither. He is said 10 be considerably ia deAt.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-19

Trying 10 Raise 5ond-Booth Cray. chsrced with the theft Of @ dia-ond and other personal propeTtv Of less value is trying to raise sG00 bond ploney to secure his releaseA fro-a jaif pending the next grand igry e0ssion. lie had not succeeded last night but expects to be able to dc go.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-19

Try Taylor. opposite posofGce, for best kodak finishing.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-19

Naoulu's fer good furniture.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-23
4 WELL wIsHlR
viaits ths TswH sf Arts.ian Well.
Ete

How laag IS vlnlta 70 have nothing
uat Ter sfteSlan waters = which Il
buAstf
Jus "a long & tic men wh0 aNu
Tie vacant buslhss lots of tie elty
take The position q tho dog ln the
mangeF They ~ili No, build 81 the
lots themselves uar aiiaw any one olss
- build 90 them Theg ay hold
your lots Joe biF price ., n,n ls
the town afows tllos- lots will D.
WORTH twleo shat tley aft TO-DAY
That's 81 bnt hos IS ne town Is
grow without building and low can
The hailaiuf r. done without space
upon whieh to huildq
Just - long as the men q kmta
take thar stand, iHst ~ io0. all 81.
nita - n,st the town u artesan
wells and muddy streets instead or
this elts q hsautifal buildings clean
streets, aftesisn wells ard 4ctve bas.
ines. - it should b.
Tilre ae daeln u men here each
month booking fur : place 8 locate
aud tliey are i0eatiag e. Tubs an
Mnskagee and other adjoining towns
jusi - tli0se towns frow and they
are kfowing 90 tie capital shleh III.
niiA ls sending tllefe each nsouth bY
holding her lots fof speculation.
How long d q q he th0sg Let a
ioIs That they sen the foln II yph
.Fsr'ilatiae before Il i too lato
4 WAL Wnnrn o. Nixirk
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-23
MUST SON TAmf GRASSES.
Aliptmsut 4 nestreYiu9 RAnas ana
Fermefs kfus4 Maha Pastaras.

~ Maaf iaf8ls = iihafe folsa ssssIsd
te fsms grasses nov that allotment
lsas ~ e'ff ~ lhs prairie fgass leaving
many farms whh 81 har And bot
llftle pasture ] aiii aake 4 lsa s0g
Reslbans lfom espenme0i ana alsn
quite Iaus.g ffom tie Kansas state
Hard of Agriculture giving eesalis
ut the baauis extensive experiments
via tie tame gf4xe araliBs more
especially vita Eig climate ard sol
contingent = TIE Territory ilne
~ laea i mised grAS ls by faf
ihe ls'st lof meadosof paNafe. estsc
ialiy - 10 are so subject % i4l dfy
spsis % earlg fAH and oteflg Wef "a.
sans IS otlrf tlaes We liAtf - little
sa'i adapted to liae growth 81 alfalfs
thai ! stall IS, little about that pfo.
duet tlogh uherr Il lakes KINDLY 30
TIE soll lt Is tie nost valuable adal.
iiou to The farn prosperity ~ aIi the
grasses ti0t tlesr Ara Substitutes a.
ulesf As good IS alfalfa that ~lIi adapt
themselves o. ouF sall aithgoad results
Thc mosf dsslfsoiatime 10 sow grass
ssed Is dlfectig folosinF a Wleat o.
cal crop Ia o. ihk TIE l hsd
should he thoroughly rfegNred 81
9'0sluf ard iafmaiue antN t,se
ffpand s undef fhe most fagerab.e
conditions F8f poafahe ps,age
J uiIl quote fnm kansas eapel lsnes
sllH kHEinli aluegfaes 81 meaaoa
fesear o0 anf 81 aaapted q oora
g. does nf Frus muh on siH a
glHIish eal. aud iis yiold in sara sali
ai.I ~ nof ofefii god ifwui sfaad
dD eesfhsf aud Is not injured bf vel
AZ Empana kansas ln lss. t4isfe eas
s0ea le5 aefe to mo.a0a fseue
usIus d n cIsau e,ed tud paund,
rd e.ussf 81 tfe acre TIE rtsf la
mef there aas harvested twelve haa.
els par acre 90 seesi that oid al Il ooa
0ls.le 90 triolei ~ aN head s.
fhhe and foarleafad asen wff
iaued onto - mrsd8W ami aore eff
titfs uufii jAaaaft excepting t.s
lssf Tao esess shsn ths} hed tl.s fan
- saalk afsd and aeft iu due nd
t1ou i0f b-ef phen takeH oa I15h
nsad1s sas used ascf saasaH tlofa
after faf several year
Aaatiaf ag Important ssa@ faf
Iana ia.s3afe aud aaeasi0pa IS TIE fa
Losing uitfnn Tlmgthy eef Us
ofchari sres r itu mesdoa -
% - not clover It's Fed top
q, tu ihe sore Al. 70 b. clean $50
When fhis eambiuatiou IS saan .a tls /
spfing siien lie dog wool IS H hIaou
iaf misfF' af cats should d added .
t8p0ieel TIE sead from sua af4 seesis f
Tie easslng oi o4d lastan. mas -
greatly facilitated ey ase II laft f4ri 4
manure ihe taet of an lefti7er
fnt hw psaufethe EnRilsh eAe gas
AID ecd slower S considered 4psfdg
ia s'ftifa of aus other gfsa. - a. s
uau adapted a. tlleslll be- tl,e l.hant
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-23

Ice Nation and sag fanier sowing
same mas som lasr . permanent
pasture sllils alialga IS adapted ia
certain solls onf Mhea pasture Is
being made i lsalsals a good plan.
aud one tipt Is recommended by tne
kausaa aegleallaul naand, 70 mlx al.
falfA wlih red clover as both are ofthe
same family fae alea S to eos a bet.
ter balanced food ration Ta lllus.
trsts 0uaiisni ems, starts kcfY early
in spring Ales rapid rg3wth and
nalunes 81 earlg mHa Meadow
feseue ftuevs iis graath ln tie latter
psfi q seasan maki0g sxeelleni PAS
tufe lats into wnfer Whether fof
pasiune of meadua 81 alf red clover.
a. le4si four lln pa acre shoad be-
added - ~ -ee9 mlFtufes. a sell as
fedfnI. in THIS eHmaft
K IA sss.s..ss.,
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-23
SENSATION
AT MUSKOGEE
Inspector Fuller Declares
lodge Raymond Absolutely
Corrupt

Nuskgxse 4 fsb fIe 4n
safiou q yeans waa prfelpliste8 ilefp
today viicu t,s.ile g FaIleg Inspect
q from ~ department a. ia.flee sent
here q prole tie claafKss made
against Iadee W HAymefA hy q
n Douglas, slcffsa lilS insvsf igAflon
10 tle midst q tho testimony q 4
altness AID anunahned puhilcly ttaf
ils bad found Raymond e. D. 'Also
lutelf corfupf afd that he Woald
eerommend hla dismissal
lle tiisn vent q ths coart lloasa
ani began fifsae ssalhsi tie lnase
pacing ghe Near and acting use an
insane man tic abassd judge nay.
mand and CLERK Harrison faF oxef az
hour and then went into TIE street
shsfe hs told several neFsana ef h.s
decision 60 iecommead tla lu8Fe )
Nmpml lie gave tho statement 5
TIE spalet men eqgs INK rirm
fn publish t
tHaHN ts4f flaftd tHuA 80 uhHef ~
ti.h euaFi g. foloa Fuller bslgvsaa
.him tn he Temporarily insane
Tar insrectoi parrd tlie rrtf e.
sefefal minutes atd ti.sn aent q hs
raom at the kaff fUr ees 8
flaskmore sas esiIta ioesanlns him.
the detof aid That 81 tabrf laa
at f0HY recovered iWm fvfr -
acs nf fypiaoid tetef aad flat g.
81. sngeung ffn nefs0as naAp.e
Al im thls aftertnu Fuiier sfi s.
Ihe ayef ~ Washington. ahefs hs
e Fe.ns @ suhm.t hk repou ~ 81
stepped on tie train 81 eas iuossd
% Marsha Henasft, slo b j.
understood, VIII Ae-p Au gv ~ tAe
lnspsetaF i a. IS KinlA. ana niay
accompany hiu - Waaars teu tf hr
slioes faulef 0mpjoaa q nleulal
arrangement n e Journal
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-23
HARD LUCK STORY
a PrintsF s@ys rhsy Coms HID ia
ths Territory.

A tourist pnHig N8 iafe e lard.
iacs story 60 tell aluai finHa
He va picked ep with a number ai
ether stranger 81 ghe depot bg a
mapiai ono eg@anH ss Weea and
sieft the night Is aHs s mH
lle eas saniegtsd o. tie accustomed
ksusaao eouH hell 81 ths prisoners
snd lned 81 ~ % N dr#1u lf mj
meut sas to reoe e hundud
issia Having a8h teeaty ave ocals
lu hls pseksd sud as lancrs looked
sDsi lof hlm e. renN1 laon aeMle
a fifteen cafso0 aoe aaa
keft iie nnaH.ns teai gH felaeu
eiia BE tnas ihe IaI8aee 8 tle fue
sol q asnas
s.aH after bmi printer hgald
81 he psi.eamcui tna IS frd a IS
e4ai sHd rs0fsa hs eleas uudt
promise n.sl D. aoaa ~ ia nork
Whea he 1loera ap Tie uert mom
Hs Ht eas indy batftfel shaarirr
iir sald IL i4a pesu ucked 90 q his
fsei ad muuerea aoet faa auisa
Hosrtef t Noad tic wear Hke
imhle cap aaa lad uo kek a.
make lle irif ga ile nsnt Train and
pIolaof fraul led eousidefab.e
paekiue ana seEsf aF-flays t8
make mm saA ap taat tfe next
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-23
COUNCIL ACTS WISELY
y ~ Net Fsrmit Trsne BsildIaes
80 hs Repaired

AntafnH IS fla e8Y eaan- vas
eaI.ei SafHfis afternoon "a deelda
ehetlarr q. I lmHsiss aaad - al.
l#Sei % feus.f ts lmacad building
on N''saH STREET faal ess damaged
iH TIE HHe .asf faeshs meuHr Il
eas ie dei tf fhs oaaa tmt u1s
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