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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-01-02
Bent Her Double.

Il knew no one. for four weeks
when / was sick with typhoid and kid
ney trouble" writes Mrs. Annie Hun
ter. of Pittsburg, Pa. land when ]
got better. although ! had one of the
best doctors | could get. I was bent
double. and had to rest my hands on
my knees when / walked. From this
terrible affection I was rescued by
Electric Bitters, which restored my
health and strength. and nowI can
walk as straight as ever. They are
cure stomach. liver and kidney disor-
ders, at Hartz & Ullemeyer's drug
store. Price so cents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-01-02

Jan. S-MdSOn ana MASON.
The ordinary modern play begins TO
show decline in patronage after its
second season. Arizona" is one of
the exceptions. Now in its sixth sea-
son. its drawing power grows better
each year. IL is a pain tale of the
hills. II is told with an eloquence
that appeals to everyone that under
stands American sentiments; yet the
author did not deem IL necessary to
wave the flag before the audience in
order TO arouse enthusiasm. The story
is built around a military post scan
Dial. in which the young wife of the
commanding officer is thwarted in a
plan TO elope with captain. The lat
ter is the father of a child born to a
young woman employed as servant in
the homes of the post officers. Lena
is her name Lena is wooed and won
by Tony. a Mexican vaquera. Tony
kills the captain. A young Lieutenant
who discovers the plan of the wife of
his commanding officer and the cap
tain to elope intervenes. He is dis
covered in the drawing room with the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-01-02

Constipation and piles are twins.
They kill people inch by inch, sap
life away every day. HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea will positively
cure you. No cure no pay. 35 cents,
tea or tablets. T. III. Thomas phar-
macy.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-19
PARENTS DAY
AT BRIDGEPORT
(Bv a Parent

bridgeport, Oct. 19-School open
cd Oct 9 with an enrolment of 135
pupils. This is the largest nrol
ment in the history of the school.
Friday afternoon, Oct. 10; was
given over to the mothers. The al
ternoon session vas largely attended
The object of the meeting was soon
xpIaincd by Harry Sheets, first as
sisfant. in n very convincing talk
concerning the duty of parents to
teachers and teachers to parents
children. etc.
c. z. Webb, principal. then spoke
1t length upon the relations when
should exist between parent ana
teacher. naming many ways IN
which parents and teachers may be
of great service to each other:
Misses Graves and Leatherman'
the lady assistants, were present;
After the talks. the teachers ana
mothers became acquainted and
spent some time in pleasant CONVEX
sation. The meeting was a great
snccess The school interest Is
strong attendance excellent, and
everything points to a successful
term. The teachers are trying to
make a high mark in attendance. and
are doing wonders in preventing
tardv marks and absences.
The board of education is to be
complimented for their interest IN
the school. shown so well by the
many changes which have been
made.
Let us as parents join in help
making this. the best and most help
fnl term of school Bridgeport has
aver had.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-19
fEAKLEY ELECTED
As MISSIONARY

The semi-annual meeting OF the
Allegany Conference of the Mary
land synod of the Lutheran church
met in st. PauI-s Lutheran church,
at Frostburg, Md, Tuesday and
wednesday Of this week. The fol-
lowing pastors were present: Rev.
II. c. salem, of Accident, Md; Rev.
J. Il. Shoup, of Bittinger, Nd. Rev
NJ. l.. Furst, of Brandonville, w
Va.t Rev. j. w McCauley, Rev =.
s. BFaren and Rev. Luther A. Mann
DID. Of Cumberland, Md; Rev.
b. Yeakley, of Clarksburg, w. Va
Rev. d. B. .Triebley, of Elklns, w
| va: Rev. F. r. Wagner, OF FTost-
burg, Md Rev. Edwin =. Hopklns
Of Grafton, W. Va; Rev. William
| G.. New. of Keyser. w. Va Rev I'D
mund Manages, of Oakland, Md
Rev. William Fl. Berry, of Terrs
Alta. w. Va: and Rev. William a
Wade. of Westernport, Nc. Rev
Wagner. president of the conference
presided at the business meeting
Rev. J. J. Scherer, of Fairmont, wa
elected secretary and Rev. u.
Yeaklev, Synodical Missionary. tn
a]veninG services were conducted b,
Reys. J. B. shoup and D. B. Trieb
Inv. Subjects touching the MISSION
arv work of this conference were DIS
cIssed and definite action was takel
on matters to be brought before TIN
meeting of the Maryland Syno'
which convened in st. Paul's L9th
cram church, at Cumberland, today
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-19
COAL DETECTIVES
ARE ACQUITTED

Cumberland, Md, Oct. 10
Judge Keedy came up from Hagers-
own and was on the bench Wednes-
Law with Judge Henderson.
The case Of Robert j. McI1ane
md f.. C. Sperry, deputies of the
Consolidation Coal Company, charg-
ed with carrying concealed weapons
in connection with a row on a street
ear at Homecoming, following an ex-
cling address of William NJ. Ward
ion. organizer of the United Mine
Workers, resulted in a verdict of not
guilty before the court. hTe corr
held that considering the utterances
If Wardion the defendants had .
reasonable apprehension of bodily
harm and they were justified in pro.
ciding themselves with means OF
protection, their duties calling them
into places of danger.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-19
DESERTER LONG
in JAIL HERE

Allan Long is in the county JAM
on the charge of desertion from the
United States army.
Long was arrested at Mart1nsnnr9
bv United States Deputy Marshal =
u. Hupp and brought to jail here
Wednesday night. He confessed to
the charge and stated that he LETT
the service in New York state. lie
had not been stationed, though 1t
had been over two months since he
enlisted at EIkinS, and had grown
tired Of being that sort of a soldier,
He will he held here awaiting orders
from the War department at Wash
ington.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-19
POLICE COURT

The list of self-confessed Grimm
ais this morning numbered five. Five
very bedraggled looking visage'
greeted us as we raped o ordeT
It's a strange thing why they WI
persist in mixing their minera
wafer with whiskey. Two paid then
fines and the other three went down
or M or over for varying terms.
One cute little fellow got thirty days
the limit. He looked Like nc
needed it so lie got it whether ne
wanted it or not. .u -
a. IL is a rainy day we will devot''
it to reading the life OF Blackstole
a treatise treating about Bars'
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-19
ELoDY FLOUR.

Shoes polished at Levy's cigar
stove oct1Stf.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-19

SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
LEWIS 1889" 5 cent cigar pleases
everybody. oct4et1
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-19

The Fairmont West Virginian is
just a little raw these days in the
use of epithets and descriptives
even to calling some editors freaks.
The Virginian may believe that it is
really speaking the truth in this par,
ticular. and now it is up to the
other fellows to convince that paper
that it is in error.
Whaf harm could come Of the lit
tie '.insurgcnt" meeting out at
P~arker-burg. any way, if it were
such? In looking Owe the list, we
fail to find the name of any one that
can muster enough forces to even
mike a showing. The party need
give itself no uncasiness along this
score. But, in truth was there
single man there who will not sup
port Senator EIkins for reelection
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-19

The Cumberland, Md, Times is.
sues a very elaborate birthday edi.
ton. celebrating its twcnty-first
wear. The Times all this time has
been a daily paper under the onwer
shin and cditorship Of the present
editor. John w. Evirett, and has
constantly grown until it is n OF
the brightest and best daily papers
in Cumberland, and compares faV'
orabIv with the papers of many
other cities. Having just ATTAINED
its majority, the hope is that 1t may
live to reach the zenith of life and
cover itself with power and glory.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-19
MARTINS CERTIFICATE
AS TEACHER REVOKED

CLYDE Martin. teacher nj the Gore
school below Adamston. is no LONGER
on duty there. The county supertn-
tendent has revoked his certlhetle
on the charge of drunkenness. Hc
had taught a month OF the term at
the school.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-19
Receivers from Typhoid

Hugh H. swiger, a prominent
vonng citizen of Adamsville, Is re-
covering nicely from typhoid lever
after an illness of several weeks
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-12
miles awae near ths rissf

miles awae near thn FiYsF
both of o. rode iE ths buggy Ne
then returned home and stopped
cue Al eur place and llarlln wsnt osi
hsme
| told my mother about il thst
morning. bot not ms slslet Mother
was excited aud worried aud said Size
wished he tad lived ana gone aay
where we never eould have seen him
She is not to hlamo IA ans way bus
always gave ME coed advice Il 4
made a mistake Il Is M own fault
ldidnt see "a HarlIn again antu
"Wednesday mornl /. wiien hs stopped
90 cur house 70 got some matches. bui
he said nothing about this ma Ter At
that Tins.
wednesday evening they found lou
and after the inquest brought him
home Thursday morning and is vas
buried Friday evening.
have always tried to llss respected
and this vas mg hrst trouble ard this
IS 10 worse than have stood FOR
Three seafs and ! am determined uoi
to give up and thFuw myself away be.
cause Tits has happened
FLORA ilunLEN
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-12
VICTORY FOR
GOULD INTERESTS
Judge Taylor Refuses TO Grant
Injunction Asked by Ramsey
AarlaIad D.

Associated Press
st. Louis. No. Oct. s-ln TIE st.
louis elrcultcoaFt today Judge Daniel
.C. Taylor denied the application Of
Joseph Ramsey, ir. deposed president
of the Wabash railroad. foF an inianc.
fion 70 restrain tie Missouri Pacific
aud Iron Mountain roads FROM voting
Wabash stock held b q FOR those
roads IN the annual Wabash election
70 bs held IA Toledo tomoFros
Failure of the lnlunction suit Is B
most important victory iuf The Gould
interests
In tie decision the judge sats
The court aads the reeou IA this
case - replsie with evidence 81 tlala-
tlon Of tile provisions II certain Mis-.
souri, laws enacted Tor tie pfog ecfion
of Tie public that & ilas bsen loath .
reach tie conclusion lisfeH expressed
Toledo. q. Get. aoseph RAMSEY.
lr, aid today 81 The i6luucl iea ascis.
ion AZ S. Louis "fhis thing IS not
IN any eaY declsi se. lt nefslf slisposss
of one tries la the game.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-12
MORE RlOTING
IN RUSSIA
Bomb Throwers and Soldiers
In TIills Clash.

Associated Press
St. Petersburg Oct, e~The throw
ing Of bombs at troops Ia This yeSier.
day evening, which resulted IN the
soldiers hrlng on the people, appcan
70 be the outcome o. a deliberately
organized pot.
Ten bomts werc thrown simultane-
oasly ia the vicinity Of three barracks
In widely separated quarters % the
city Shots we're also fred az tne sol.
dlers a. they rusheJ etefthe barracks
One Cosssek and one bonb tlirusgl
was killed and twenty-five penans
wounded.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-12


Are fou getting yoar part q TIE
Corn Carnival ia siiApsf II not yOa
will vlsh you lad, teesase when yoa
80 esefYbody slse = Ia ths blF parade
you wiil want TO ba ln t. Th~ ~ehlisifrn
SAINT a Part ia the carnival Got them
ready fof it
viii tie Corn Carnival payY Of
confse i wili.althog0h il Is costing iufs
~ money e sill widen the Towns
TERRITORY N buslness wAf It's gci.
ting TIE peapls teseihef. helping Is
al 80 unite On enc proposition Vlnlis
Is ias, thc right slae town 10 % thls
Corn Carnival business up "a saape
Eterytody knows everybody els and
tlsf an ~ piarhiug Ia % pnah Il
along
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-12

Al coughs colds and pulmonary com.
plants IIzal are euIabie are quickly
cured b9 OHs Minute Cough cure
Clears the plfIeEIn. draws ou1 inflau.
feeied paris. etIHnEfheHz tie lunKs
wards ot puaunionia Harmless nud
Ell pleasant e. faEA sold IS reo.
pies ulas Siofe. -
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-12
Packers In Court,
ASSEMBLIES

Associated Pres.
Chicago IL, ecg Arguments
against indlrl ments sf packers ellaVed
with conspiracy 20 mouopoEige The
meat trade u the eountFY aefe begun
today before Feiefal Judge Jot IS
ilumpfhe4.
Attorney Jean s. Miller. counsel fof
The defendants. opened arguments.
using tho demurrer tlea last Friday IS
a lasls.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-12
SURROUNDED
BY A MOB

Associated Press
Houston. Texas, Oet. g. Monk Glib
son, after hasn't 81 several dAYs ~
armed men Tor numbering family
near Edna, Texas has iinally been
caught and placed Ia Jail at Edna,
which 3 mob has snFfonndnd.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-12


The hcdy Of Lou Hunt wasexhnmed
sunday from where Il had been bar.
Ficd near Chctopa andan oxaminatlon
made oY the officers and physicians to
determine TIE real cause Of hts death
Those Who went up from here we're
z. $. Marshal parrough, Attorneys
" S stadGeld, Orin Ridet W. ~
kornegay, Dr b r. Foftnef and VIM
Simms
Tie examination proved that Hunt
had not been shot as was al first sup
posed, but that his skull had been
crushed by some blunt instrument
F. NJ. Hartman. reporter for the
Chieftain, called on MrS. Flora Hur.
ley, who IS under arrest AZ an accom-.
piles % the murder Of her
brother. Al the iall this morniuE and
secured a signed statement from her
As % her part Of the story Of the xiii.
Ing. The statement was made by
her voluntarily aud signed in the r..
poftef'S presence. II IS published be-
los. lie also secured 3 signed state.
meut from Ed IIafIln. giving an ac.
count of the kiiling III aeknowl.
edges % having killed him with q
smoothing iron. lie also tells Of tie
desperate tight which he and Hunt
had that night and detail Of their
business aud troubles. Haflln has
tried % screen Mrs. Hurley from any
connection with the crime n fis
statement be tells ia shat manner
size vas connected slth H.
mRs. nuRLHY'z STORY.
III Hafiia came % our house on
Monday eyenlng % soc Loa ou mat
ters of business AID fheg talked while
Lou ard ! wers doing tie milking.
Lou Vas agufiua en- buying q house
q hr ileSslon and moving "a onto a
iofty acre place he had purchased of
llaflin, and asked Harlin 10 go sIlb
him aud iuuk II tha house. buf fe4llg
beeause BE- aas afraid = 50 b. him.
self. and they salked AVA together.
aad thar Nasthe lasi sae hlm. rhat
vas about 7o'elock Or 7s38n the even.
lng
expected Lou back IN a short time
and laid doNn with ny dress ou tn.
tending 20 get az aheB De came. but
went q sleep and didn't sake until
~ ilarlin came ard kuoeked on the
door ] don't tnoW shat time lf vas
but Il sas nraf midnight
lie called me oat Ard told me that
Lou wss dead and lie didn't knou
what 70 do with him.
/ walked over q the IariIn house
with him. ! dlda't think coGld
stand 4 at ali and was almost heart
SICK bat male ap ms mind thar
woale stand e for 3 short tins IS
had stood more for three reafs
ID carried Lou cut and when saw
that be was dead felt mere at ease.
and realized that ! vas free from Ms
cruelty and abuse, and thought. leI
the consequences b what theY might.
theT could be 20 uorsa than 1hey haa
been.
/ We lifted him Into the buery and
decided e put him Into the river. bul
found the river low and decided e
| put him IL TIE old wei until ue could
bury him later
! Lou haa often aid ne nnuId rather
! b left ioF The ravens oF hogs as e b
bufried Ia lie d. Indian Ter
flIe7ys aua I thought - wuuldal
seIl aas god sall elth him. s. -
tH.4 HIM - IIs& aII sail n4zaflH De-
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-12
BROTHER AND SISTER LIVED
IN INCESTUOUS RELATION
Says She is Glad He Was KiIIed--WaS
Always Raising What She
Called Hell"

laughed At The story published in yerter-
days ChisftAin regarding her. Asked 4
il was correct, abe said L was mostly .
except hat shs had No fecling fos him
and did nos lndaes Harlan to Ain him
She said shs never saw her brother a..
Ter be Was killed until be was earzise
cat q the Harlan house.
The oaieers are aia Ia iaubi As io
where nant sas killed. Very few believe
that il oeeurrsd n narlans house,
There are several discrepancies in The
confessions and i Is hardly probable that
The ease sill bs tried a. this term u
court.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-12
AsoohtdPum

Chicago oct a-A lurf hers fosiag
awarded AlN AAY Asnaeuwala. -
ACTRESS, nfo hundred dollars damages
asainzt ilaeoaols kesskorsiea. recorder
'ol Va1eubufv county. Indiana ste
asked fof twenty thoasand =
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-12
GAYN0R AND GREENE
ARRIVE AT SAVANNAH
Aaratapm

Associated pfsss
saranah. Ga Get 2 JOHN r Gas.
nor and n b. afsens atfiYsd here a..
daY from Cansda aud vefr immedl.
atelg placed IA al
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-12
FORMER MAYOR or
LAWRENCE DEAD
A~riai@lP@

Assoclafed Press
LAvfenes, kaA. Oct 7 r. ~. Lud.
ingtoa, wlio So mayor Il lA~renra
following Quantfells raid. died today
A. the result q a stroke u appoplsxy.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-12
Registering in New York.


. A#soezaNEa fHatH
Nev York. Oct. s--Registfatlon for
city and county elections Ieean II
NeE foFk to-day. with many precan.
tlons 70 secure honest registration.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-12
BANK BURGLARS
SECURED $500


Associated Press
Springfield 5. =, 0ot burglars
last hight entered the Bank q Spring.
field, bleu open lie dapf 81 lhe vault
with dynamite and escaped with
over nfe thousand dollars
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-12
.CARNIvA
PROGRAM
TrEsnAY. ocT0hER h.

suarise Salute firlng a thoaaans
gans ai seafise by ci,isens
zoo g p.eo q m decorating ssorsa
hcssss and public halldiagt
leo0 q b naud eeasea sud vcspsios
u visitors
ipep 4 n. Address a wsleoms AMI
ppsnius q cosa paiass b aayaF ".
.. Caies
1850 Nuas ~ si'y shoirs.
iiseoa q "a, i.ss,ure; '.res chsrokess :
~ o r Brewer.
+ i& y ~ High slids aud ether carnival
aitaeiians
2oa y, nj l'sw WOW. ID band oi
ossges and Qaapsws
aoa p q Baseball
sMn nj Sleelal Carnival Aiivae,ioa
oH Maia streets
Ieo b - naad csacsgt.
fssa D Re inaian Danes.
pse9 p az Opera House attraction
WEDNESDAY. October "a
lae a n. Ringing q al he bells In the
city and biowing q Whistles
$50 Music ~ the Tennvs.eeau's and
I.Adios' band
scheo Children and callegs ssuaen,s
Flag Parade, Masehlng 10 Main sS,1are
q The elsy.
s.ao a singing of America. led hy
~ ahoira.
invocation. Rev A. }. willismp.
1000 a. ~. wsleome address By Soy.
m0a Riddle on behalf u CONNER
eiAl eluh. Patriotic music hy hands
isoo ., n Grand PsFads. forn "a
west end ol nlihols avenue. headed
by Queen q Carnival ssa Ladies q
iianof.
naads. Merchants Trade Display.
Decorated Carriages Riding Horses.
laaiAn. horseback riding, eie
..o -cmvniug q ne Queen. IS r.
n. Hartman.
Presentation y Prize. 81 u b
TuFupf
800 3. O. Indian Horseback war Dance
"a PARK
90 Football
zoo 3. n lndian I.oFs nanes 81 honor
81 thsls Qasen i'vfNiTA."
BOO b. Qassas Ball ., Cherokee
CRIB Raen.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10
500 a. m.- band Concert,
600 a. n Ladies Fancy Riainr con.
tesi On Nain street Psizs
p'ao a ~ Music b Ladies' Band
1000 :. ~. Grand Parade, Fsgsaisa.
1900 =. NJ MILITARY Drill
ii.a8s. M farsmen's Eahitls. eDarn
Ing q Ancient Katy Ders
leo ?. ~ nsnd esnseft
! so ,. ID. Cowboys Parade Aad Fancy
Riding Contest On ss4 street.
/. % 3. M. luaian Corn Dance ~ Chief
NlaskaAa. 'rsil Chlsf. aud BE band.
800 ,. IN RapInF aud Rldiae Confess.
Pnsss $500, eso.oo. fas.ot
SEQ >. -. aasis y Ladies Band.
: 50 ,. 70. lsllaa Poe wos. Nasis and
Carnival Attractions
$50 ,. a. Statehood Debate Il conri.
house.
FRIDAY, oCfoBgR -
$40 q ia. Missile by Bands.
saoa. Ilsadlaae Slide tren Water
Tasef
ia4o -. 0faaa Parade. repeated
iioo ~ nsby Shes PFsitiss
Baby andsr Year q Age
isao =. n Nasis y Bands
$50 ?. N. Lsals's Fancy Driving coh.
tasi ffifs toF fnitissi tteefaied
rafneat.
800 r. M Replnf aaa Riding Contest 81
Park pnsss. ss5.a9 5000 $500
So r. 81 Indian @aa Dance Directed
3 Massahs of Tall Chief
ioo :. b Band eoaser
s >. n Dance - Nuskaha cad 81
haai Carnival Attractions.
laoo :. p Entertainments Is Opera house
SATURDAY.. OCTOBER -
500 s. m....Baad Cearsrs 8 ii Carnival
Atsfaesloue
sao $ a. Masls - Ladies Band.
1000 3. n fasmsr's Prosperity Parade.
100 5 e. Smoking shs Pipe u Peaee
a Indian vlilase aaa seveHne II
Tribal Relations hy fallbioods.
i.ao ,. m.- knneaaelag of Prises Award
sd or all Exhibits
$50 ?. m Everybody In Mask, o. oai
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-12

On October le and = and Noyem.
Der 4 ard p. ie05s lhe Frisco vii sell
home visitors tickets AZ the rate of one
and one-lhlrd fare Tor found trip %
al points IN Iowa, Minnesota, No
nFaska. North ard South Dakota.
Wisconsin. and many points Ia Alehi.
zan and Illinois Final limit = days
from date u ale EoF particulars
80 +. Il. nsck. axenI
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-12


Country school making lxst slioa.
lng prizes e. e. aud e. FinltA
schools hgt to enter
Hest decorated vehicle ia parade Is.
second prize t1s0
Lee Barrett offers ss ta tbs man
bringing into town tie most spnsu
over Is years old On 4 Mitchell sagon
Seymour Riddle 49, fos as bushels
be2t vhita corn
y. S Warren SIS for = Bushels ssc.
ead lest nhlte earn
u S. Warren afien - toS bzat -
bushels q yeIlos corn. Corn e. ~
iaug 70 him.
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The Topeka state journal., 1905-10-21

so it was. No one but a jeweler or
a cook can set an alarm clock and be
sure that it will go off at the right
hour"
Mr.. Bowser lifted it up and gave it a
swat against the wall and then reset it
and growlingly got back into bed His
faith in the sunrise cure was shaken for
a moment, but then he remembered
that alarm clocks and sunrises were
two different things and decided not to
be discouraged. The clock licked away
on the stand beside him, the crickets
sang in the wet grass outside, and the
night bumped along until the bells
struck midnight. The sound aroused
the ambition of the clock. Tt didn't
propose to take a back seat for no
church bell around that neighborhood
and so it turned loose and made things
lively. Two sleepers awoke-tYVo scared
people jumped out of bed-but it was
Mr.. Bowser's voice that was heard say
ing:
berry before stand any more of this!
Woman, you must have given that
clock a shake!"
4 was sound asleep protested Mrs.
Bowser.
'sThen that old yalIer-eyed cat Of
yours was purring around here and
started it off to spite me, and III have
her Iifei''
Better throw the clock out Of the
window and wake yourself up when
it's time. If you keep the hour on your
mind you'll wake UP all right
Mr. Bowser walked out into the hall
and gave the clock q heaVe into the
darkness down stairs. When II landed