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The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-02-16
FRENCH CRUISER TOTAL Loss.
Smaller Armament and Stores Alone
 Being Saved.

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 Paris, Feb. 15.-Minister of Marine Thompson has received the following dispatch from Admiral Bayie, conl- mander of the Far East squadron dat ed Hongay, February 15:
 "A diver has inspected the cruiser Sully and reports that she is hanging eighty feet over the rock. There are two holes ill her fore part and several rents on her starboard parallel with her keel, one measuring 100 feet long by ten inches wide. There are also numer- ous holes i'll the part resting on the rock, the deck is bursting. The trans fer of the smaller armament and stores is proceeding as rapidly as possible, but salvage resources are insufficient"
 The armored cruiser Sully struck on a rock in Along bay, northeast of the Red river delta, Tonquin, February 8.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-02-16
John Maynard Harlan the Unanimous
 Choice of Republicans.

Chicago, Feb. 15.-John Maynard Harlan was unanimously nominated for mayor of Chicago to-day by the re- publican city convention. All except forty-two of the 1,O41 delegates to the convention had been instructed for him prior to the meeting of the convention.
 MT. Harlan, who is a lawyer, is a son of John M. Harlan, associate justice of the supreme court of the United States and is a brother of President Richard D. Harlan of Lake Forest university, and of James Harlan, formerly attor- hey general of Porto Rico.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-02-16
Against Giving Funds for Sectarian
 Schools.

Washington, Feb. 15.-Senator Bard introduced to-day an amendment to the Indian appropriation bill providing that no portion of the funds appropri- ated by the bill, nor the principal or interest of any Indian trust fund, held by the United States, for the benefit of any Indian tribe shall be available for the supportof any sectarian or denom- national schools.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-02-16
Rhodes Scholarship Man Wins.

Oxford, Eng. Feb. 15.-Young, ths South Dakota Rhodes scholarship man, in the Oriel college sports to-day won three events, the long jump, 20 feet, 10 1-2 inches; the 12O-yard hurdles, 20 seconds, and the high jump, 5 feet, 2 inches.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-02-16
AGAINST JAPANESE LEFT
Nine Thousand Russian Horsemen Try I ing to Cross the Hun. e@

Nine Thousand Russian Horsemen Try I ing to Cross the Hun.
 Tokio, Feb 15.--3 D. m.--The Russians have begun an extensive cavalry move ment against Field Marshal oyamas s extreme left. Last night they were at tempting to cross the Hun river, west of Liaoyang, with 5000 horsemen. The operation began west of Chitaitzu. One force of cavalry stole into Laohun- shi, and simultaneously another caval- ny force approached Tacha, which is situated thirteen miles southwest of Chitaitzu and twenty-seven miles west of Liaoyang.. Nine thousand cavalry, with artillery, approached the river a mile below Tacha, and attempted to cross at s o'clock in the evening, ad- yancing on Heikoutai PekowtaD.
 The smelling of oyama's center con- tinues.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-02-16
To Operate on pr. Harper Friday.

Chicago, Feb. 15.--The condition of Dr. William R. Harper, president of the University of Chicago, has not improv- ed and it has been decided to perform an operation, probably Friday of this week, at the Presbyterian hospital. Dr. Harper was operated on a year ago for and his present trouble has been diagnosed as a thickening of the intestine. st
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-02-16
BURST AMONG OFFICERS.
Japanese She'll Enters Underground Hut
 of Russian Officers.

Russian Headquarters, Huan Moun- tain, Manchuria, Feb. 15.-During the Japanese bon1bardment of Putiloff NLone Tree) Hill a projectile from a siege gun entered an underground hut, burst inside and tore off the head of lieutenant and wounded a colonel and two staff captains who were playing cards.
 In front of Kudezi, on the right flank, the Russians are trying the effect of concentrated siege and mortar batteries
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-02-16
Narrow Escape for Express.

New York, Feb. 15.-The New York and Albany express of the New York Central railroad, northbound, narrowly escaped disaster this afternoon when the rear truck of the last car, com bination baggage and smoker, left the rails near Ossining. The front truck remained on the track, and the train was soon stopped. No one was injured.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-02-16
VAR MATERIAL FOR JAPAN.
Pacific Mail Steamship Sails from San
 Francisco.

. San Francisco, Feb. 15.--The Pacific mail steamship Korea sailed to-day for the orient, via Honolulu with cargo of Il ,000 tons of merchandise which in- cludes a large amount of war material for the Japanese government, compris- ing rifles, cartridges, machinery, nj trate, cotton, leather and quick silver.
 Among the Korea's passengers are Major General Arthur Macarthur and wife, and his aide-de-camp, Colonel Parker West. They are going to Ja~ pan, whence General Macarthur will proceed to Manchuria to observe the war as the representativeof the Unted States army.
 John Goodnow, former consul at Shanghai, is returning to China to en- gage ill private business.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-02-16
pr,ncetou,s President to Resume Duties

Princeton, N. J., Feb. 15.-President Woodrow Wilson arrived in Princeton tonight to resume his official duties aft CT two months absence on account of illness. President Wilson underwent an operation in, New York city in Jan- uary and has since been recuperating at Palm Beach, Fla.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-02-16
Prominent Golfer and Yale Man Dead,

New York, Feb. 15.-Luther L. Kel- logg, jr., who was member of the last All-American Golf club which played an English team for international hon. ors, died here to-day of cerebro-menin- gitis, aged twenty-six years. He was the holder Of more than thirty cups won at golf. MT. Kellogg was graduat- ed from Yale in 1901, and from the New York law school three years later.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-02-16
Midshipman Arrested In New York.

Washington, Feb. 15.-The navy de- partment is informed that Midshipman Milton Rowhood of North Carolina, who recently disappeared from the bat tleship Kearsarge, on which he was serving his final course, has been ar rested in New York. He will probably be tried by court martial for desertion,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-02-16
Verdict In SIander Suit.

Bridgeport, Feb. 15.-A verdict for the defendant was rendered by the jury in the superior court to-day in the $5,000 islander suit brought by Dr. FL mer F. Blank against Dr. Edward M. Fitzgerald.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-02-16
LETTERS FROM BLACK HAND.
Received by Retired Bridgeport
 Business Man.

Bridgeport, Feb. 15.-George B. Der ger, a retired business man of this city, who lives at 82 William street has received two letters during the week, purporting to come from the black hand society. There are no threats in either. One letter reads, Tt will be good for you to pay $5OO." The letters direct that the money shall be paid to a messenger, who shall call at his home. "Mr. Berger has turned the mat ter over to the police. The authorities will say nothing of the affair, only that they have in their possession the two letters.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-02-16
-77.7s7'-77'-- -5"-'---'7' KANSAS OIL REFINERY.
House Passes Measure for Establish
 ment of One. ,..

Topeka, Kan, Feb. 15.--A bill pro- viding for the establishment of state oil refinery was passed by the Kansas house of representatives to-day by a vote of 91 to 30. The bill had pre- viously passed the senate. Governor Hoch will pass the bill at once. Under it's provisions a refinery will be erected at Peru, Kan. Another penitentiary will be built there to provide convict labor for the refinery. An appropria- ton of $410,000 is made for building and maintaining the refinery and peniten- tiary.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-02-16
GENERAL sAKARoFF REPORTS
Destructive Artillery Fire on Village
 Occupied by Japs.

St. Petersburg, Feb. 15.-Lieutenant General sakharoff General Kuropat- kin's chief of staff) telegraphs that the Russian artillery on February 13 de- stroyed the buildings and walls of Man. gazi, from which the Japanese had been bombarding the Russian trench- es The Japanese were driven out.
 In regard to the attack on the bridge between Gaupin and Fantziattun, on February F, General Sakharoff says the Japanese force comprised 100 caval- ry and 200 Chinese bandits Russian srontier guards drove off the attackers, who subsequently, destroyed few rails, blew up telegraph pole southward of the bridge, and then fled. The Rus sians were reinforced and pursued the Japanese twenty-five miles.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-02-16
Danhmry Issues Bonds.

Danbury, Feb. 15.-The town of Dan- bury to-day issued $155,o0O in school funding bonds, and it was taken by N. W. Harris & Go. of New York, the pre- mium being .042S4. The bonds were is- sued to meet the debt incurred by the consolidation of the school districts.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-02-16
PETERSBURG PHIL'S', ESTATE.
Turf PIunger, Leaves Estate of Over a
 Million.


 Million.
 New York, Feb 15.-Letters of admin istration were granted to-day by Sur rogate Thomas, on the estate of George E. Smith, known in racing circles as "Pittsburg Phil' to his mother, Eliz- abeth Downing of Alleghany county, Pa., and to Walter Reyes.
 The petition stated that the decedent was possessed of about $1,O0O,O00 in personal property, and of $25,00o worth of real estate in this state, and gave as his heirs and next of kin, his moth- CT, his brother, William c. Smith, who resides here; his nephew, James Me Gill, also resident of New York, and his niece, Eleanor A. Ewing, who lives in Pennsylvania.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-02-16
Diamond of BRA Carats round.

Johannesburg, Transvaal, Feb. 15.-A diamond weighing 3S4 carats has been discovered in the vicinity of the place where the largest diamond ever un- earthed was recently found.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-02-16

ditiOns Here Are Exeeilent-statistics s on Arrests--Reports oftsubheads of
 Departments = Financial Conditions
 The Pension Fund.
 Clerk Southworth of the board of po- lice commissioners submitted the an nual report of the police department to Mayor Studley yesterday afternoon. The report is q lengthy and complete one and goes into all the details of the department during that time. This is the eighth annual report which has been submitted by Chief Wrinn.
 There has been no increase of the force during the year 1904. At present the police force numbers l69, as against 174 last year. and includes one chief clerk of the department, four po- lice surgeons, one niatron, two jani- tresses, one superintendent of the po- lice signal service, two janitors, one in spector of licensed public vehicles.
 The force is classified as follows: One chief, five captains, one of whom is captain of the detective bureau, eighteen sergeants, one of whom is de- tailed as sergeant of the detective bu- reau and one of whom is detailed as inspector of licensed public vehicles, four doormen, two of whom are de- tailed at Station 1, and two are de- tailed at Station ?, two patrolmen are stationed at the city court, leaving me 115 patrolmen for street duty, day and night; we have seven detectives, not including the captain and sergeant, four patrol drivers, one matron, two mattresses, two janitors, one superin- tendent of the signal service; in addi- tion to the above number we have six; ty-four supernumeraries, not on regu- lar duty, but subject to call by the de- partment as occasion may require. There are twenty-four men. on the re- tired list, receiving pension for long and faithful services rendered the pub lie as police officers. During the year 1904 there was considerable criticism about the inadequate police protection of this city. In order that the public may have better idea about the sit uation of police matters, I will call their attention to the fact that on the 10th day of April 1897, when I took charge of this department, had 127 patrolmen and eight veteran reserves for street duty; to-day I have 115 pa- trolmen and two veteran reserves to do
 Continued on Fifth Page.)
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-02-16
THIRD PACIFIC SQUADRON.
Another Russian Naval Unit Leaves
 Libau for Far East.

Libau, Feb. 15.-The third Pacific squadron sailed at noon to-day. Grand Duke Alexis and Admiral Birileff in- spected the squadron before it's depart ure. The ice breaker Ern1ak cleared the way. The battleship Vladimir Mon- omach was the first to start and the others were lowed out in turn. All the vessels were out at sea by nightfall.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-02-16
Princeton Defeated by Columbia.

Princeton. N. J., Feb. 15.-Columbia defeated Princeton in basketball to- night by the score of g to 2S.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-02-16
ANNUAL PjLICE REPORT /. SUBMITTED YESTERDAY
SHOWS ADVANCEMENT MADE IN
 DEPARTMENT ~

Chief Says That Gambling and Other Evils Are Being stopped--Amount of stolen Property Recovered and Num- Der of Arrests Made--Police Con- ditions Here Are Exceilent-statistics on Arrests--Reports of eSubheads of Departments = Financial Conditions The Pension Fund
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-02-16
FOR MAYOR OF CHICAGO.

Continued on Fifth Page.)
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-30
OIL FIELDS BEST IN WORLD
Eaitos afun Clsy Derrick Amazed 81
Conditions sn Kansas sna iHataH
Territory.

p Ha}le 6dltHrnf thu 0N tH8
ra leture ana taI manf swn sta
tla1e8a ot tle aiI aa.ds 81 henmff
NHH. Nh0 has eomg West fof t1W
purpose 6f studying conditions lu The
Kansas and Indian refrll0n VAS IL
kansas cts the other daf
Tile world has nrvef saen anything
Is eammte Wiih the development 81
tie 1T fields i kans4s and tire Indian
Territory said COLONEL lloyd Not
alone has / opened ! new era II the
business, but the discoveries there aud
those farther south have demonstrated
the possibility Il finding oil almost
anywhere between Seodesha. kans.,
and tbe Gulf Of Mexico. / Do not ay
that of can be found anywhere, but
there + reason u suspect that Tie
whole of TINT vast territory lies ID the
pan. ard mas - washed ont
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-30
WILL PLANT
LARGER CROP
Home Dealers win Handle
Potato Crop at
Good Prices

Hga sefmpre Riddle President
NHitta Commercial club. and gentle
men NJ tie CLUB We ta1r commit
tea oh agriculture being hY fuu pAf
looking np d market Soc tie iisme
gfowu p1gAtoes ley to report That
MN lava Interviewed eliza EWsfUrsr
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-30
SINGLE STATERS
CALLED TO MEET
Call Issued For Meeting al Ok
Iahoma City, April a..

Hon & q Jones. chairman - fht
Single S1ateiloodIreeutlwtommitte
lhas issued d call laf meeting a. be
hesA Va Oklahoma CitF ApHliA There
are twenty memtmn Il tle commit.
Tee i iallsws
Indian TERRITORY n Wtnn Ada
lFF Lamb OhinWess WIN IAeewn
Waeungr j +. Coleman Arimore NJ
III KHeafasr NTlfa tHka Mora
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-30
GOOD ROADS
CONVENTION
At vinlta April l4 WIN Bring
Great Crowd.

This Commercial club wAs called s8.
getfef Tuesday afternoon Ii eenaltiat
4 proposition II MI lnaks IL lhe Good
kQafia National association. TIE prop.
tMlFEaH Z FN fAat Tic EnsH Faaa4 repre-
eentaiisss fap al spa6d dny here
ANa aenoslsf 4teflse mesAais 81 Wsan.
tlar NaalAllaiag
TIE cluh extended the invitation
ana placed ihe matter in El.e hsalas "a
iuahee cpmmiitee composed of three
members FiN VI Sanaea chair,
man Oliver haghg AID otf smith
a eoMmlttee ga Invitation easlslsi
ltg q sefen memtors Waa appointed
- follows h u Mafn VI Il rhils
lip@ y |. Harrkhaltef, n A Ne.
Cliutoek, & n Avery. & n rahman
and r. b FFaYer
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-30
"A Live Commercial Club
Good Churches --Splen-
did Schools : Enterprising
Business Men Home
Above Party.

sar dld Il evaf uacuf Va 4oa that
tse lmu j vlsg Is IL proad ofs Il,Af
we laye 4 biz lllsle eis1 wlth d enoa
marie abfoAa aaa ttiAt Il i aaie =
only h3 shs interest tiat the good
vltisens take N lts aelfaFe. II nv
qalgsa xruasns etf4fg 10 nusld \ estY
ii tlsa TERRITORY ttsAn Il daes III tie
states Nal ogsly sia - haFe 20 i0ak
after tlie tosn aaa ksep il aa tle
motv. eAeh ons ipnslhg after hls lndl.
vtduai tMiaessA Aasl that ii Tie tawntn
Kunenl. tmg Il Il also necessary THAT
tie bislaess n'tn laak after Tire smlsf.
49, "A tie ea8nftfaa sell They must
pea "a n siAAt The lsaas ase kepg in 4
pas~abls condition tlAt btsdses arr
l.ulli. glAt gle fAfmen wlli IA a.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-30

is PERFECTED
vinita Base Ball Association
Held Meeting and Elec-
ted Officers.

lhe stockholders Uf tAe Nsnita Rsae
iiail Association net 1t lhe clfy ran
iasi Tuesday night ana eifecsea
! permanent organization 4 AgH.
rient agiabrr II tlse stockholders acre
present 81 make Il Rasible transact
the ilecesaaFt business
1AS Y Davenport vas elected peesl.
Dent J f Hamilton ecWtafy ii. II.
Mesfasiaen treasurer an1l d II Wal.
len Vice president Alb tisa ealerr4 n
the association alfh i Is flaehes
aild II Butter constitutes the toara
af directors
TIE selection sf i manager ~ fhe
teAin was deferred Until ali uf the
stock las hceu paid ii ana everything
i a readiness 20 tmeta aork "A q
AaFfs vas elaseh e. aat IL manager
until sone suitable penou can n =.
CURED Ger Tie position.
II Z Rlaeni4oaf Vaamtsepa fbe
Tree use of se9ttsalena patk II rbe
association VIII pai itia pfopef en-
ditian Tie etsef eAs accepted ara j
eoflaMiftee consisting q ii Fl Riaep.
tvlH Z u ilanllfau and s n Nal.
AHn mAs appointed to 49, tlsatthe narg
Ns pai in geaa shalse Tie slough Il
4cft aela Is b he brought " Y level
~ilh TIE Fest g the pafR and miner.
1iis other improvements wIH IA maAe
A. 4 Is believed THAR aJod wfH IS
aal l'ae uenef needed t0 pat ti.e tsam
in Faoa els#e fof fhe opening of ~
season li was decided q saH ~ mora
sleeA ga tle association afei that
amount has heen raised
Something ever ous hundred AL
.4n uorth 81 stoek 4 }et uaua an8
~ iollQe .ng committee Wasapr9lstad
g act q conjunction wiiA ~ ~
appointed ht Gle Commercial slub Ia
e Effort io dispose 81 fhh Amk
Hamilton IS L Neaaafaa afa
baFIeg Nebb
1'afine tile meetlne uafs eoaele,.sa
sas salHe9 "a tfa enterprise aaa s
7a4isF sskei & haze tla aaaaaf sf
aaif staoa doubted
litiia 1 e 6eiia condition Gsaa
pet af tis towns Il tAe Missouri
a.'af lfakae e thf Hrs teass ala
Fai..s.1afia S ai6as4f allf ala tte
rounds sfe located 1i5 t..pe Kssf.
f9M tHe heslae nsa 6f MS e4t
= a5eallae at tlse Missouri fafi5y
~ e taa#nsfes ei.i d hold 81 the
~ ia.s1e 1atfi ip habs@6t tonaf
~ a4lefaaea at eNeI ume eHe
'Ae''55e t5f tiesa4sa0 ggHle adopted
'1 9'@ GHssgta5 tl1t tNa mafe sIaF@
r aadeita tUe ieasge. making
zen iesieat afaaeeftf fah saese
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-30

a. 60 tle husisle@ Institutions If
tive ttan. tltfu A1e Ton manF ard
varied e. snananrate. Tne adseri isinN
departments nE tie newspapers far
nlsh i goi directory 81 llss town III
tlsas respect lfA business il tat rep.
resented IN fhe papers lu rome uay
~ manner daily. weekiy og monthly,
with Aa advertisement III ome kissd
Il pFptatlg doesn't amount 20 i great
deal II il u q tuNar~ that
fhst depetaa 90 tlse teaains pusaic
foF lts support A. a Nheles Ylnlta
merchants are good advertisers They
hafe tested advertising in every wAY
ard proved that newspAp&F adseftis.
sng paYs tleM b~si For ems trade
they ase IA dallF ana taf TO eanutry
tleY advertise III tie aregly 0aa
nesrhans ~ays large advertisement
III one nf tle feeent As8es wla him
gref ksaa A0fth ai goods Ia oAe
SINGLE department q hls store An.
gtlrf nentanE reeehsly sold alaont
siu ssN Q wafth ~ sunds hy i series
~ ss.l displayed advertising
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-30
pharmasr - Ms..I..

Iie Territorial Board al Pharmacy
laf tHe iadlaH Territory WtH hasda
fsetias tm t'e purpose 81 twmlne
9 pil''ats q tie lninH reHteeg Fl
flHlias 4 H. Aafa s. Ipas AHae.
p.iaaafs Htta flesiutg take Hs r0mi.
nAi ioH ~il1 ptease hoe tdeH apr.a4
tba ia be ianas affbe eawaU sen
dal aefafea4te 81 meeting
r p ksNrt seet
EHee8saH Eli
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-30

+ = saReE eHa.uau 0f fhe eum
mitite appointed &, tIe tmmefrlal
llahta Invite tha fresdent ta stop At
NiHita ou hls vas b l'esas. haa IS
eeifel feplg from tbe Presidents 4
secretary stating that 1 stop II i feW
minutes would = made here 10 II ia
tie President q chance 70 greet the
eitlfehs ffom tie reaf platform of the
ear
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-30
viNlrts prHfIe SCHOOLS

tAetad e ie ellg AHd maet ssissf
expsis. and auFA fafls 81 ths Terri.
tofy merchant and basigHaa man ttlaf
are unhsarf II iafiF sfafes.
What soul Vinlta IL without glA
Commercial fabf Trne, L s easY
q stand "a and efiflcise Is actions
samsiiass i sesns tlat Il aeeam.
ftlslsea FeFf little that e undertakes
fea ageh tisAf ~ meMhss aa ugt
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-30

A ngiAhis fact about Njnlta i Tile
Interest that etegyane takes n tie
municipal aaaiu Ne have lad tlse
pssF year ard Afe still contemplating
mafs. futy Large end extensive im
pfoeemsnls 10 the city We af
halidlng ht only faF eafSltrN suf
fag FUTURE generations great pahhe
spfas - hsve ifsnebises ~ lsl, laws
~ frame contracts ii make THAT nas
e2if ahiiaAte ourselves hat our eAE-
ifvn ARID etliefs wh9 will ha8s II
nest them And contend slth them Iii
AffsF Yuage knF tfese ana ether fsa-
s1fs that tie TERRITORY aili ssau tzs-
n9ue . state ste e M ataalutelg
ueeewafe tiat ee Hlace Ehe~ nsIans
slhill,ies Ii Tia haads II our most
MmpsteHt ard abie men Willie paf8
lines hate heen afavn hi Tie select tan
ef candidates Tie pe0pie realize that
they have . greater Interest af sfaks
than thesl pefsunza politics faf fhIs
fsaeaa theE afs Adi'iefent s s. parts
Ard hate esme 6 see tGaf parties Az.
"a = kfest extent gRe toals af the IT.
@faruioas ard slli therefore exercise
thaft bef Judgment 81 tae coming
spring election
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-30

fellaw Al undertaking % successful
eaaa. Hut. ask soanelf. What anald
se q vlthout them ioa must at.
mi thai tiey aFe alive q TIE ueNia
q the town That tfay keep auea.
tons e lmpaftancs befnfe tie people
and keap Niulta advertised to tie
outside NpEld Tley sFe anly eur
wlde.awahs huaihpm men lauded Is.
gathef for the pufpamn Il pfematlna
Ehe Interest If Nlnlsa. dnlnK = At
ealHlf nvn tlne asla expense sIlaat
lave alFeaHN accomplished mseh easgi.
and have sfeAt nAaaa enterprises uu.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-30

A uumhef O fflehda we're delight
fnlly entertained last evening II tie
home Of Mrs.. John Swain III honor of
Mm ] L. persliing birthday. TIE
AFFAIR vas 4 surprise % Mrs. pefshlnK
and I'll present spent a very pleasant
evening.
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Why vinita Shall Endure

celebration uf lutllee III thls eesAaet
Nlnlsa i fortunate NJ nnN hase i
lsAna oreAnahea gN bussnem lAAiA
aith ! HFAt-riass Instructor fH#alAfiy
emHlesed ansl nltli j nAmlsaf aG pro.
fesal9HAs laaa savfi. saet ens aA en.
tiltassa6f Ansi nlfh i nuntaf afbe9ln.
TIERS ne are Afe assured ~ tand. mot
GHlY fpr ttis year. bHt faT sll time IT
might alea ~ meuts9hHd heFe thai
she business aEsA professional #aeH
relitgibafe lAlufally ID sts support