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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-03
llms0RoER roo LOUD.
Haaisson. Pa. nsaf8 &c Health sasls
faei5uls Selves a. Aaney.
b. RIla.l.

Niiaetaagfs Ia THe a4aE ol
heahh ol uategaa has sHdeaiall
aHsHlea alih aH aaHaaI ah ama <
asiiHa Nge.t hat 0mp..iap1
a sd ateE 6 q ~ arf Hspt 81
Aszanatf hf Iafg aIa tas am
baHsf aa a.ht tatta eerf o Sad
ha lAef e aaaa#i kfafh eoas
ta D. haa afieai s. kefe aaa
se ths eAH suaftegl = Ilrt ~
declared tae uasIet legitimate and
ahaaa te nilh & g. aoss uof caase
am s. salh Ana afoHrg
Hat tnas 8 hssliA taan fe ne
aa nsat Be- s condition
oaafea eas hral3 a1 i0
aa Is M hsft resit5 iu t1s f,tf ~
fhs iaIe eHs ia Seq lhe iroHi a.na8s
apea sapsIaE afan ia Hfise the aaaf
.afe ~ elt shsf ana ifallais heh
FL HHr
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-03
GOWN OF sEETlE's WINGS,
GorgsoSs Garment Belonging 60 Lady
CnfroB Made of Fifteen
Thousand.

Many 3 xomn Is qalto content o.
have her booss pictures end even her
husband chosen for her bat vhen Il
comes 10 the selection 81 Fown. even
such q 0no rises un and assefts htf.
SELF Lady earson ls an example of
iust tbe opposite. states the New York
Press Recipient q q vcfltable won,
DER gown present eith fhe chno inc
~ which she bad uaaghl 60 ID she
has found pleasure ia a. q has satls.
ned her esaeting fancy % the sail aui
has caused a STIR in biase Iopdon
Il was sent a. her hy az lndian nj
ah aud Is composed oi IS s84 wlne
cases az Indian heeiies They are
sewn upon a allbcn robe. ana ioua a
shimmelns irideaefaee Cd che aowins
folds q tae garment so wonder she
describes 6 e. a dfeam faf rs c6i0f
ms eUa ieyuHt are almost a. elusive
ah ihc fabric that dreams are made III
Nearly eFev sumAn ftat ha be-
held tho maaeei bsa hfFkea ,aa cam.
mendmeal against fafeiousnesa. ana
,haueh many have tired 81 daplcate BE-
lhslF efforts hata heen 10 tala nah
aeeaae - the rarity ai tha alns auf
"a Che ii0cal1 g aN- mr thcu. aeb
d Eoan cas- aaN b lahiaHe8 g. years
af aaF
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-03
CIGAR DROVE HIN TO BED.
Christmas Present ffam wife Saved
This Msn's Life IN Fatal Rail.
read Wreck.

Nsa Y0rl a taa g eIsafa elteu
Alm 81 ha eift 81 chfamHs umt sasf3
ihf uis f Wae1u j kenas8Y u san
Fnrsiea nho ass 8 fassnsFF aa ihe
Teeatldth Century Hnaiea which aas
vresktsA 81 Mentor TNumisH3 tirfe
fhf Tatait cenfafs rsh .aio ths a4es
aseh he VA sHasn g. tas emalaa
uaa heH aat ef W fas tfaa
salmHiHs aiafs al 81 mte 81 AnF
smoking oaa Of Mn kfa1sig Caflss
aaa ensFH
he haa tm1taf nefe iasa s shHa q
& hsfere he decided lasg be Aaa falanea
hls ahisailaa Is ab aaar.atlts bs.
band IhresitE fisaF saay - re-
tafaei s. h|a ilou ~ ibt sitaHs car
tat bsalaa iis Aaa sarsl2 se4fs
Hlm#f she's iat fa.n ran tafe ihs
aHsu svIeh humpHa aHi efssat4 arsf
lhs Hsa Etst1 saa| 81 tas mh aaliaa
ear iHsludIaE femtf enceHts uaa
Hsaasif sifh ehrm Hr k0nuatf ha4
hsfa saiaItF sfa thaa ttfse miaataa hss
fort 80 kiila1
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-03
MANY REllcs FOUND.
Daeamsus slsHea - Vanean4sf. he
Great Erplafet Among oldpaers
discovered BE Hanolnu

HUaa.aIa A letter bshfiag fbt slw.
nsEan g 0tags Yaaoaftf. ihs great
eEHlofaf a amaaa lhe doeameHfs
iuaaa Amuag auaaifas af1inNMl ~
n 6 IiassEHr. ssefsiafy of lhs beard
~ archlYes $50 s. Foins fhrough many
bokss q ai1 nspefs aHi feeoFas q aRs
written in iisI Eea 6 a testimonial isft
bY the sxuisfeF uifh KING kamehamahs
the Great icsElfflnF 81 hla peaceful aia-
position aHf kira treatment af NAn.
coafef Ard his men The Document is
wen preserved
AauY either slmliaf relies are being
foaad amnne them being nuusfaus
treaties uilh she various powefa of lhs
world. bY TIE Hawaiian monarchy.
There are also Isitefs signed 81 The
TlasaiIAu kines q The early par " ne
iast century showing their aiifslares 10
Great Britain ard oHs from The Flut
kamehameha 20 Kins George 1T tell
ins of She complete sgneaeaI of sii She
HsuaiIan fraap ~ the Island king
Nancoasefs lsite1 tells q meeting u
chiefs 81 which tha sovereignty uf
Great nfilsin Nas ACKNOWLEDGED
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-03
RHODES WAS
VERY WILD
vlnIta Won Opening Game from
Parsons Friday.

Last Fridays game was plfclers
battle heAuesn Harlan ana Rhodes
ID ahseh tio fotnef won b. having
almuat perfecf cantFpl Hl4oslos was
wlhi ani tolh u Yinltas wura wese
made % thls acuuni
faf ave lnalneA Hafland haA sMo
visitors absolutely Il SIS mercy ard
tnty Fat nothing that fesemb.ei 3
hit witA laolssiy aai IN tie soafh,
llae Jacket sesslfsi iue drive Ufef
center ao3 ct tiue taNs 80 the
next tlree msu megu algaes egt III
ufler
laranl ieaehed Hmf "a rayl6sa
sfuN tuak ~9raa og i psmpsl ball
giesios throNci % secgua % catch
fiafland aia collins lrt f 80 ghfnagh.
ilafiand sent 10 ti8ri Mas Nit 4
emgHdsf % slnrl and IaFland a..
tempted q seoie huf nas raBsht 81
gho plate Meade eaikei. Fredhlt Is
third lorclng Mas out O<eAf Rot
mN and riukefion lhWw tlae TALL
awag ln Sc aftemFi 10 catch Meade
a. thlnd and ist Ia tbs afsi ~ofe.
Blneiarkst nas ne ~ pitched hall
again aliinH tls iasesi Sptcs hit 10
slioEt and sas uut a Brsl.
Riloie, started tie Nxih laf fag.
saus wIth . three lass,s nnnean
singled euFlne Rhodes Colltss hlf
) high rg u oeuieF and a&s nai
nfoan hli . liner 70 BAf'and. sho
thmw te Nsaieln iime O. oagel uun,
can. thas completing ! double PLAY
The seventh aw sls men retired ia
order ssdnore upened tie slegh
sith single asa eas caught n a.
attempt % ssa, scoga Nciin4idh.t
"a Fftt tlnnFy ahd vas tHnwn eut
81 ant Rinle, Daacan ana Collins
sirslci dlang ihe lass llfQeu hlf
O. ilaf.and ard sas tilfuun oat az
Hni tIM retiring tis s.ie after four
saif hits vars made aithaui cose
lies4f iei ~ in tte ehiih Wlfh a
tao laEen naeisnkst walked spesk
bHuiet sna iaat a eui Rhodes ht
Tails eWhA f|lehed tall forcing IN
tiit alnHiuk fnn ~ tlans4 sfraes
eat llasisnd attempted 81 hgnf ara
papIsd ) EHie ag in iiana N1lo
lioub.esl a. fliFl inflHe 6 eafcisnee.
sAcsel Tle Hef teg Is fsre llsn
and ln theulnfh hli silasi ana seat
aai 81 Busi henealaaeh Rof tie
atss saea ~ Naae stamw hlt
Efoanisf - spseE alo Ihun 81
Mcaie afd NlaliA had Nun The aFst
game tfe sefiss nlfh IafsHk
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-03

Have Shelf Hacm fas Boiled Dishes
Which shsula ns Carefully
sefansd and Sorted

fae paagfy should he supplied win
enanFh shelve faf he safe dlsposai
"a the saiied dishes - theg are
hfearht lnem fhe diuins.foam
As sosi 81 time can b spared fram
the dining room she waitress should
scraps The dishes quiefly and thar
onKhly. ana pIls ~ a the sans size
snd klnd tesether tisa = bit of bread
for seFaplas the glassware. delloats
dishes. soup ladia. faa knlfe. ete. Pear
al liquid waste ffum TIE dlshes
thfoneh the sffainef into fhe slnk
Empty ana wash tha atsalnef before
beslnnlnK b wash me dishes. Pat
The silver IN pitcher alled With
warm. aot hat. soapy Ne1sr and allay
e . aaak while acraflnE fho dishes
~ aot soak ksises Nith pearl. bone
ur ivory haadles. bat puf them aside
and vesh and uipe them. : ieN at 4
time. - that he handles 90 not rn
Ia the uatsf FiH lhs mllk and cream
pitchers. whipped cream ha9l. lea
sFeap aish aad aew alnhss aith raia
water
Arrange The fIaEaeafs eheHa ~
.llah pea ls % ataHA. then the eaps ans
eaueers. nltchers. silver. etc Ths
pien il talss r. psace ths cisanesl
dishes neafesf tie dlah pan Anl
grade Ihem IEan he raH. unlli stas'
most za.lea sHs Isfthzal aNaf
- ~ Ioea s brought Ilaa ~
a|a|sf|1ea aa + Nne aIsif i
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-03

fgiehtened Weng use 81 naeg ihht ne
could not tain fog some limt. bat uhan
he rreslued tba power 81 apaech he
aahei numerous questions and vaa
finally tAksn 70 Teaaufef Lyman X.
LAna. who il receiving lhs money
When Aif Lane told hlm ihe amount
q hla tar. Won9 Gee saia ~ business
vas duli be woald give The treasurer hla
nnte rails Mf I.ARe refused ko ACCEPT.
unless Secretary Hitchcock would in.
dufsa Tor the Celestial Wten wonR
dlhgarKsd the asa Mr LAne ksAta IL he
wanted % pay foF nsxt year The
Chi0aman deellhcd 20 % 50. saying -
woal8 felafn q California where ghesn
aeft 90 Creek Indians and DO sfihAi
tax
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-03
ralr atesA Tahla

a sfQea table i an arreoprlAfs aud
wel;s pstFtss1esd featars a. A outdoeF
eF other hA2aAf laat noN Memen In
tarestsd tn sammer fairs ami fciss
aofk indnAFivasiF foF stock tahls
makiag maay aalhiy ana inxsalo0s
plecea g nsek Vssg Whleh have -
aasesiion Ct sh0gQluess aut eFa es.
eareinsls auican sola one 0i ths
afnffssst lately ste# eaa . o8liaF and
iaA made 81 pale hiuF smbroldefy
sllh. iatlsd iaia wheels and aefells.
lh a aesisa sselse4 hs Ae maker a
lHfis teAdreafk Nsa sHta SD this cet.
iaf eaf a8 pnaush s. alvefg atisu.
tAn from the .aiiiag
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-03

thsn Assembling fARm required l0ne
pfastlea and apprenticeship re.daY
machinery perfefms ln frat ieu 81
the lime 8 hat hand labeg dld - sio~iy
and slamslls
The modafn seneeg maghlnss haHe
been lnstfumenlal "a reducing the epst
81 barrels. Hand labor Is eliminated
nsre b seeh AZ extent thai iae Nufk
~ feeding lhe maehlnea eouatitafss
most Il the requirements of TIE efef
alors Fhe slaves are cut 70 ne r..
aaiFe8 thickness bf the msghlues an8
then pressed ipsa shAFe ~ hydraulic
pressure Until fheY afe ready for The
assembling maehine
A FEATURE al barrel mak.us g this
toauffy Is TIE efaiine 81 the circular
packages sa that so ghe iamhef
brought Is the factories can D. uti
ltnd 0us class 81 barrels must he az.
solaisly aaieflleat without . aaw of
anT kina ia ttsif siaYts Barre
made Tor Uii whisky aaf pslai trade
MUST uuE ceiy he aaRlesa hai theF
mH have a resistance poNvg equal ia
a iaiefai pressure q SEQ FunHiF ia
1faer ta ears fhs ine slaves m
be paI 'e Hgla Tess beforehand and
lhss m y eMed o ihsfo Nill -
no daneef af ahfinkaee aad 3a@aga
wbsa rul into es lnmbef naea er
ihis enrs musi he eaFefHiiy srlec g
Ana & mas' b. engel IS natures eloN
bni sore hfaet
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-03

she kitchen thai Il may IS cared fur
there snd nay not be il ghe uay ia
ghe pantry There should be n Epe.
eiAl receptacle fof All soiid sahls
refuse The liquid waste should be
psnfcd thfoagh fhe tin atfaineF ia
ghe sink A fha cad q each meal The
RarbaHe must he enaptied into the
eafba6e haekes cat u doors IN sum.
meF. % prpYeat fsal edsra and insure
perfect cleanliness. The haeket shonid
- Frequently Flnsed wish q solstion
- chloride 81 lime OF other good dias
lnfeetant
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-03

taakei g nAtat ih eah aas &
which un Imledt6a afetaiisf s6la
pe uss HEtasHifa h6fa 81 het Df
Charles kaioa 8 ih raeila Ateaas
Baptist Church 81 Cleveland = ahiea
fahn . Rockefeller O. msrHff Mf
h tefeIef ifHdH te nniHflua
au3 e sald % hass tgsl tbs doa0f
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-03

New York l0lf @ Seventeen per-
sons were removed from tia stsamer
sefumnca and transferred % tho a.
tcntl0a hospital fnr observation
when the steamed arrived from Cgou
today Eight oi Che crew bad bsan
U' during fhe eutle soEasa and fauf
memban 6 tie eree uese suffering
FROM fel'aW fewer wefe removed
frnm tie steamer usf pfl0f 60 lIs 81.
nasfufa f0m Ceian
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-03
- Ianans.. Malllna

lhe cpiored iapanese mating ah8aii
b Nlqae an wilh = eioih and q apla.
t.an a. salt and water after each week
iy sweeping Ths eiil cheek ths ts0
dsncy q mow brittle ani enek ehrrs
most uaed
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-03

q Nsas taa eefn a9anel has trefi
ed a laofaef oser siresm ln pe
district Tbs Eas hftsafe lofefa lad
ramplaiB fha fasorIla aaia along
TOE ids i'H user De haH been pre-.
e.oWlE l amfnfah.a. Ehs
couples hasas ta faasa sAe
atleam
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-03
''NOTHIN' IN
IT" SAYS He
Why Don't The Papers Print
the News 7
ALWAYS SOMETHING
DOING IN vINITA
II They Did There Would Be
More Mad Bulls Than One
on The Streets.

"Nothn in II said salloN com-
pletcted Individual as he threw aside
his home paper the other evening
and sauirted a moulhful % fomeco
jaige a. a halfR0wn mesquite that
had been spaulng for place On his
blind side why don't they print
the news Now there are lots 81
things going on that would make ln.
terestlng reading WIS there IS So.
and-so and his wife, they have been
hayingali kinds Of trou,.se and il mas
wind up Id a divorce, but | never 81
a word Of 4 Iu The paper
Nothin' 10 e.
sAnd then that other fellow over
there be has been playing tho dick.
ems lately They say they are going
70 have him arrested Cor abusing bis
family
Nothin init
And thls woman up here that
blaekmaileA thar old fool out of $50
she ought 10 have her name IN the
paper
Nothin in t.
Then That fellow wlso bFose INTO
the >iore last week everybody knows
who he IS, why dent theg print Thai
Nothln ia it
You heard about that wedding
thar vas going to take place and
didn't
NothAn niG
Tnat certain drm Is about 60 go
60 the walt
Nothn a .f
Il told f0u about those fellows los
ing mone b thelF haslness and SAINT
Ing 20 sell oft
N0thn Ia e.
eYoa heard foN that fellow carried
on whlie as alfa vas oag 81 toan.
Nothlu 10 Is
THAT something happened dcan
At Oklahoma gitx that the boss are
afraid will get ouE
Nothlu ~ t.
q heard that Nj lest s75 tn
poker game and hash paid hls Iast
months grocery blll
Nothin IL e
llow about that Oh eidawef eet
ting 50 struck on that young lads aad
meeting her every Morn a. tie post
oliee -by accident 81 course and
walking home vlfh her
Nofhln IL it
WHY Is il ear ball team can't wlu
q game n tie states9
Nathin ii if
They sag tie nataml resources 81
certain towuslte IS the bras 81 tlls
owners
Nothln II lt
'ffhaf d certain business man las
an ossided head
Naihin il it
u hear 4 certain yoHng society aa3
had discarded tie present styles aad
gone e. wearing eFIuolne. and stl8
hopes q gel marfled
Nelhln ii lt
And that there IS a nan In town
vho has a midsummer madness which
lasts the year around
Nefhiu ia q
'And that there IS an old Joker 90
years OF age and Is slick As OIL Freass.
Nothla' IN Is
THAT Ninita won't get tie Clau.
tahqua next year NhyY
Nothln' IN it
Look. Look There goes fel.
home with a loaf Of bread ln his hip
pocket, and IN bet ten dollars tie
son.of-a.gun hasn't a drop Of PsFuna
IL tia house.
somethin ia e.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-03
eHlNAMAN DRIVEN OUT.
Greek Tribal Taz Il Too Mech fof he
ouiy Celestial IN muskoess.
Indlan Territory

Hpskoese. = HeeaHae ~ had 70
paY - Creeh tribal tax. Wone Gee be
only Chinese resilient uf Aaskoase has
packed hiz afin. delivered aii isuadrf ln-
trusted q hlH. ard E9ne tu 8nn l'EAn.
t|Hn
tEe eaH aeI#ata - ne 1eIsef sHas he
MESA Nax 80 81 sAnf 80 TIA HlsH alt
sa t HnIsnnz q ne lsalA fe.|aa
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-03
Associated Press

Hosf0n Jaly 2N The resignation ~
assistant Attorney General william
a nas and the appointment g Mik
Con ll pnHiy 10 succeed him. was am
n0unced today by attorney General
Moody sho 5 in tho eltY
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-03
GERMANS DENY
The REPORT
Regarding the Interview OF the
Emperors.
Associated Press

Associated Press
Berlin, July e. TIE German kof.
eiFn Office denies tse report that
Empefor william ID his recent inter.
yiew with tle RussiAa Emperor.
sought the consent 81 the latter iof
the Prince Of the liause u llohenaQl.
lofn e ascend 10 the throue q Nor.
way
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-03
CHINESE HAVE
BOYCOTTED US
Milling CoMpanies Have Re-
eeIved Stop Orders
From There.

Associated FFez8
sAn Francisco, Jaiy q Local mef.
chants interested II trade viii China
afo anxInus ofeF + fomof safIeat that
Iha Chinese boycott against Ameflcan
goods had CONS into eIIect and that
~ milling commn|ez faaeIsed ssaf
oalaH fEam agents ln flls oksenI aHa
81 81 IIne raafhais tEH aanesl|e1'
<a|HH hais .baal a6alE n||||aas aa
HHa z,m 81 N.I|.a s|AIss
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-03
JAPS CONTINUE
TO ADVANCE
Are Nov Within Eighty Miles
OF the Tumen River.


Associated Press
kuanclangtsa. Manciarla suly ~
According 20 reports from koFeo
the japanese continue % advance
ong, forts mlle from their advance
guard, noN about eighty from TIE
mouth 81 The Tumcn river
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-03
Associated Press

81 Petersburg Suly h The oiicial
list of casualties during the recent
-four days q flotlng AZ Nlxhinl Mop.
eorod, shows sixteen killed and hfty
fhrah AnnnAal.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-03

famea uu Parsons three las
hlis nlaelaakei Rhodes tases ca
balls % ilafland od nhodea leff
- lasas Kinlta % pauons s ta0
hase bits Oean sfmek out by liar.
land q uy Rhodes ~ deuhle piags
llafiana % Nezde, brown tolnefeen.
haukh paNsed ball fiHkeFton hIl -
plgehea tail hlueiackets TAlly. ~
Rhodes soilen bases Meade g +.
flnney sleflilee hits nfoan. Iaylof,
nerenlauFh umplfe Eftef
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1905-12-09

The fighting editor was nearly scar
ed out of his wits this week by bieng
suddenly one day by two
youthful hunters that would answer
pretty well to the description of Ed
die Moore and Pete Shaw. Their fat
pockets fairly groaned with weight
of cartridges. From their flashing
eyes burned the fire of the enthusiast
tic hunter and trapper. We looked
around to see if there was a convent
ent table we might crawl under, but
alas there was nothing for us to do
but to muster up courage and ask the
two sporty looking gentlemen what
we had ever done to them They
both explained at the same time that
it wasn't us they wanted but were
after u mountain lion that is roam
ing at large in north Trego county.
Our heart gave a thankful bound and
we at once took some interest in the
matter. Now the aspiration of these
youthful nimrods is in every way
worthy of emulation. they went to
the north and there they have set six
traps They carry "A pocket uncom-
fortablv full of cartridges day and
night. and woe be to anything that
comes i'm their range that resembles
mountain lion. They not only ex-
pect to rid the neighborhood of
beast of terror but expect to drag it
to- town themselves, and then have il
shipped to the State University for
Professor Dyclie to mount They say
he can lave it for nothing il he will
just put their names on il after it is
mounted. Now if this is not a worthy
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1905-12-09
Big Creek News.

IT'S little warmer again.
There seems to be scarcity of coal
in Ellis.
John Glass has the frame of his
barn all up.
E. Christensen has been working
for e. Burns.
w. F. King has his corn crop al
most gathered.
Umphrey Hoffer is laid up with the
whOopfng cough.
Quite good deal of wheat going
to market these days.
Some of the farmers In the east end
have been losing horses.
Chas Lofstead is rushing the work
on the buildings on section 11-13-2I.
Charles Loflin had his ankle injured
by horse falling on it last Saturday.
Chas Lof1in and John Herbert re-
turned from Kansas City, Monday
night
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From, Voda.

Nice weather for December.
Stradals are hauling wheat to the
elevator at VOda.
Ralph Kristoff got 1000 bushels Of
corn off of 25 acres.
w. D. Austin finished husking his
corn the front end of the week.
Ralph Horak made flying trip to
Voda in his automobile Monday.
Mrs. r. Owen was calling on rela-
tives east of Wa-Keenev, Saturday.
Mrs. Adolph Schwanbeck visited
with Mrs. Lizzie Krhut, Wednesday.
Mrs. j. Horak of Wa-Keenev spent
Saturday night and Sunday at Kris
toff's.
Miss Anna Thiel visited her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Kristoff.
at Voda, the first of the week.
Corn husking is the order of the
is crnwding luskinR
early and late SO as to get through
while the nice weather lasts
Mr.. and Miss Countryman and Mr.
Lindberg from north of Ogafah were
visiting the Sunday school at the
Neff school house Sunday. Mr.. Lind
berg is president of the county Sun
day school association. He gave US
good talk which did us good Come
again Mr.. Lindberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kristof enter
tanned their children and grand-child-
rem on THANKSGIVING Day. They were
all present with the exception OF Mrs.
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Rev. 10 IN Lane. of 6euda Springs,
Kansas. an earnest and energetic
worker, IA fair singer, an evangelist of
several years experience, author of "A
little song book entitled ..Christian
Song Herald" which he frequently
uses in his meetings. has been engage
ed to conduct q series of evangelistic
meetings in Wa-Keenev to commence
on Sunday, December .31st. Such
work is needed here Let the people
of Wa-keeney and vicinity encourage
1t. Rev. Erickson.
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OBITUARY.

Miss Matte Deatrich died at 4
o'clock November 29th, at the home
of her parents in Collyer, Kans., after
an illness of almost five weeks of ty--
phoid fever.
Matte was well known as she was
Trego county teacher and was below
ed and respected by all who knew her.
She was laid to rest in the Collyer
cemetery at u o'clock December 1st,
followed by large assembiage of
friends, neighbors and her school
children to pay their last tribute of
respect to their faithful friend.
There were friends of hers from the
snow capped hills of Colorado and as
far east as the balmy sunshine of
Missouri.
The floral designs sent her from
Denver and Wa-Keeney were beauti-
full, among which was large wreath,
in which was woven the name, Mat
tie, among the white roses.
The services was conducted by Rev.
George of the Dunkard association, at
the Congregational church at COilyer,
Kansas.
Matte was born at Ellsworth, Kan
sas, December IA, 1884, and was 20
years, IL months and Il days old. She,
at the age of Is years united with the
Christian church at Springfield, Mo-,
and has shown by her acts that she
was a true Christian, and passed over
the river of death in the same faith.
Crest in peace"
We wish to thank the good people
of Collyer and vicinity for the kind
ness that they showed during the ill
ness and death of our beloved daugh-
ter and sister, Matte. in which they
have our heartfelt thanks.
j. III. DEATRICH
| AND FAMILY.
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On Friday morning. about 3 O'Clock.
the engine house and Ii. +. kline's
barn former the blacksmith shop
built by n. Fuller, were destroyed by
fire. The fire originated in Kline's
barn, then spread to the engine house.
The engine WAS burned and was
worth about $1,000, kline's loss was
about 5000. The horses escaped and
were not injured. The cause of the
tire is unknown.
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Commusicafed.

We had light shower of rain last
Monday and Tuesday unusual for
sown wheat came up
like magic. . Tuesday the geese went
south, flying high, on the first cold
wave. -. Wednesday morning was bit
ter cold, as though it was mid-winter
-. Thursday Thanksgiving Day. was
clear, mercury 10, cold, south wind.
We hope that there was many happy
homes in Trego county this day.
THE DEACON