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Morris tribune., 1905-03-04

looking toward the ship after springing
on the rail- from whence moment lat
er he fell back dead, with bullet in
his breast.
poor fellowT murmured Jones and
then called out: ''Give it to them, lads!
They have lost their main topmastw A
cheer was the answer. But the matter
must be ended at once
Johnson" said Jones to the young
mfdshipman by his side, "run forward
and have the main yard hauled. Give
her a good full, quartermaster," he said
to the veteran seaman at the helm and
then watched the water over the side
to see when she gathered Roadway
through it. Nov! Hard up with the
helm! Fiatten in the head sheets!
Round in the weather braces! Cease
firing and load allp' s
The ship gathered way, forged ahead
slowly. fell off. when the helm was put
up and In trice was standing across
the stern of the Juno, which endeavor-
ed to meet the maneuver as soon as it
was seen; but, owing to the loss of the
Jib and main topsail and the fOuling OF
the gear, she did not answer the helm
rapidly enough to escape the threaten
ing danger
"Stand by to rake her! Ready! Fire!
Stand by to boardg'
The effect of this raking broadside
delivered at. short range was awful.
The whole stern OF the Juno was beat
en- In. and the deadly projectiles had
free range the full length of the devoted
ship, which reeled and trembled under
the terrible shock. A moment OF ST.
Ience followed. broken by shrieks and
groans and few feeble cheers from
some undaunted spirits. Then, the
Ranger still falling off, rank sheer
of the helm brought her beam against
Morris tribune., 1905-03-04
Two ways of Doing Business.

have seen in London only one office
where there is any real enthusiasm.
And the employees seldom have any in
terest in the business beyond drawing
their salaries. In most of the factories,
and even in the Offices, they are taught
certain round of duties, and they are
allowed to do nothing else. They sell
dom suggest improvements for fear of
losing their places, where in America
they'd soon lose their places if they
didn't make suggestions. Here it's the
firm in its private Offices and every
body else doing as little as possible and
never stepping out of the rut they're
put in, and there it's everybody work
ing together. coats off, and the head Of
the concern glad to listen to the office
boy and to do as he says if it means re-
sults.-Vanity Fair
Morris tribune., 1905-03-04
POINTED PARAGRAPHS,

The easier people make money the
easier they want to make it.
Among the many mysteries of child
hood is why grown people cry when
they are glad.
There are some people who think
they have discharged their full duty to
you by praying for you.
What do you use most during the
day? Do you use the little white lie al
most as much as your shoes?
When man makes one mistake he
usually follows it up with three or four
before he RECEIVERS his balance.
Don't be conceited; get any map of
the United States, and do you find any
mark on it to show that you are on
earth?
Every one admits that rich people are
not happier than the poor, or as happy,
yet every one is striving to become one
of the miserable rich.-Atchison Globe
Morris tribune., 1905-03-04
Ancient Eggs Tn China.

A German epicure comes to the rescue
of the Chinese in regard to their al
legged habit Of eating rotten eggs. The
eggs, he says, are simply preserved in
lime until they get consistency like
that of hard butter and they taste
somewhat like lobster He declares
them one of the choicest delicacies he
has ever eaten He thinks there are
no better cooks in the world than the
Chinese When he went to live among
them his friends predicted he would
starye, but he had good time and
gained weight-more than he wanted
To
Morris tribune., 1905-03-04
Ralkx steam Boilers.

According to an engineer, though
there may be every reason present why
steam boiler should steam there are
occasions when it simply will not. 1t
refuses duty and sulks without any
cause that can be detected. On such
occasions every one takes hand at
the fires, but the result is the same
no steam or only enough to keep three
quarters speed. Marine and stationary
boilers are both thus afflicted. There
are good vs." and bad days. in the
performance Of each. Chicago News.
Morris tribune., 1905-03-04
BOMB FAILS TO EXPLODE.
Internal Machine Thrown Among Sell
diers at Warsaw.


Warsaw, March "a bomb was
thrown from window overlooking the
courtyard of the Muranoff district po-
lice station at p. m. It fell in the
midst of a group of soldiers, but did
not explode. Two Jews have been ar
rested for supposed connection with
the affair No details are available, as
the authorities are very reticent.
Disturbances are reported to have
taken place in several parts OF the
city during the afternoon. AT the
leather enamel works two workmen
fired several shots at two of the direc-
tors as the latter were leaving the fac
tory. The shots did not take effect
and the assailants escaped.
During the day the police arrested
$40 striking Jewish shopkeepers' as
sistants.
The question Of gas supply is caus-
ing much alarm. The director of the
company has notified the governor gen.
eral that the stock of gas on hand is
sufficient to last only till Saturday
Unless the government interyenes and
compels the strikers to return to work
the city will be in darkness by Sunday
night.
Morris tribune., 1905-03-04

He felt the cold barrel of the pistol
pressed against has temple.
Answer Ey questions now. at once
-FOUR life depends on it. What are these
ships to leeward?"
sixteen merchantmen, from Londor
10 Halifax, under convey Of two men
of-war. sir"
<tAnd what are they?
s.sThe Acasta, thirty six, and the Juno
twenty sir"
::.yery good. Is the transport Mellish
among them p
The man made no reply.
ssAnswer me-"
:ee:Ye-yes, sir"
(which is sher'
sstOh. sir, can't tell you that, sir.
She is the most valuable ship Of them
@ll," he said incautiousIy.
You have got to tell me, my man,
8 you ever want to see daylight again.
which Is shew
mo. sir, II can't tell you," he replied
:4s6stinateiy. $500
..Put the muzzle Of your pistol; to his
Serehead. Williams. ana. il be does not
answer by the time I count ten pull
no trigger One, two, three. four'sv,
Mercy. mercyr' cried the frightened
:.,tt
8kippef as no felt the cold barrel of
me- pistnl pressed against his temple.
SEight, nine went ON the voice in
me darkness imperturbably.
ssIII tell! I'll telI.p
...At, / thought sol Which one IL
ahe?"
The last one, SIR"
sAnd the Juno?"
ssThe fourth from the rear. The
Morris tribune., 1905-03-04
-
| IT
.Ill

ON the wind. The frigate, it was no.
ffced. was several miles ahead in the
van. The other ships were carelessly
strung out in long line. probably not
suspecting the existence of any posi-
BILE enemy in those waters. The sloop
of war appeared to be among the rear
ships. while the nearest vessel to the
Ranger was a large schooner whose
superior sailing qualities had permit
ted her to reach several miles to wind
ward of the square rugged ships. She
appeared to be light in ballast also.
All of the convoy showed lights. The
Ranger on the contrary, was as dark
as the night. not even the battle Ian
terms being lighted. She rapidly over
hauled the schooner, and almost be-
fore her careless people were aware Of
It she was alongside.
Schooner ahoy! called out the cap
trumpet in hand.
"Ahoy there" came back from the
schooner What ship is that?"
''His Britannia majesty's sloop Of
war Southampton. Captain Sir James
Yeo. | have a message from the adj
miral for this convoy, which we have
been expecting. Send boat aboard
AYE, aye. sir! Will you heave to for
u.s."
Eyes. Swing the main yard there,
Mr.. Seymour, and heaye to-"
In few moments the splash of oars
was heard. and a small boat drew out
Of the darkness to the starboard gang
way of the Ranger A man stood up
In the stern sheets and, selling the
man ropes thrown to him, climbed up
on the deck.
"Ah, Sir james, he commenced, tax
ing off his hat. "How do you do?
How dark you are! Why. what's all
ahis?" he exclaimed in surprise and
terror as he made out the strange uni
forms in the dim light. He hestated
a moment and then stepped back hasti-
~ to the gangway, lifting his hand.
"Seize himp' cried a stern voice.
~Shoot him if he makes soundw
The captain of the unlucky schooner
was soon dragged, struggling and as
1onished, to the break of the poop.
"Oh, Sir James, what is the meaning
OF this outrage sir, on British ship
master? shall report
'.Silence, sir! This is the American
Continental ship Ranger, and you are
a prisoner" replied the same voice
Morris tribune., 1905-03-04

3 brave lTell0W. linen, HUNG MS
powerful voice, he shouted: "This is
the American Continental ship Ranger.
Stand byw The port shutters dropped
or were pulled up with crash; mo-
ment's hasty aim was taken at the bril-
nantly lighted ship full abeam. Fire!
Let them have 1t, menu he cried in .
voice Of thunder. Instantly the black
side of the Ranger gave forth sheet
of fame and the startling roar of the
full broadside in the quiet night was
followed by shrieks and cries and the
crashing of woodwork, which told that
the shots had taken effect. Three
hearty British cheers rang out, how
ever, in reply, and the broadside was
promptly returned, but with nothing
like the effect of that from the Ranger,
for the first blow counts for as much
at sea as in any other contest.
The next moment the main topsail
Of the Juno was CALAMITY laid to the
mast, that of the Ranger following
suit, and the two ships, side by side, at
half pistol shot distance, continued the
dreadful combat, both crews being en-
couraged and stimulated by their cap
tains and other officers. A battle Ian
tern or two which had been hastily
lighted here and there, shed dim,
uncertain light over the decks Of the
Ranger. The men, half naked, covered
with sweat and dust and powder stains
or splashed with blood from some more
unfortunate comrade, some with heads
tied up, fighting though wounded,
served the guns.
Several brave fellows were arranged
on the weather side of the deck, dead.
their battles ended. One or two seri-
ously wounded men were lying groan-
ing by the hatchway, waiting their turn
to be carried below to the cockpit to be
committed to the rough surgery of the
period, while the feet footed powder
boys were running to and fro from the
different guns with their charges, leap
ing over the wounded and dying with
Indifference. The continuous roar Of the
artillery, for the guns were served
which the American seafnen soon be-
came famous, the cracking Of musket-
ry from the men in the tops, with the
yells and cheers and curses and groans
of the maddened men, completed a
scene which suggested a bit of hell.
This is warm work, Wallingford,"
said the captain coolly, though his eyes
were sparkling with excitement. do
we gain any advantage?"
II think So Their fire does not seem
to be so heavy. Does it not slacken
little, sir?''
AYE. l think so too 1 trust our
sticks hold"
81 have not had any serious damage
reported so far, sir
"Well. we must end it soon, or that
frigate will be down on us-in half an
hour at most. should say. Ha! What
was that he said as loud crash
from the Juno interrupted him.
'Their main topmast's gone by the
board, hurrah!'' shouted Wallingford,
Morris tribune., 1905-03-04
Dies in His Brides Arms.

Ottumwa, a., March 3.-Edward +.
Dubois, aged nineteen, killed himself
with dose of carbolic acid less than
twenty-four hours after his marriage
to Miss Minna Fuqua He died In his
brides arms, leaving NO explanation
Of his act. s
Morris tribune., 1905-03-04

into the dark waters, carrying manv
Of her gallant defenders into the deep
with her. Among them on the quar-
ter deck lay the body Of the dead can.
tain, the sword which the magnanim-
fty Of his. conquerer had left to him
lying by his side
And this is war upon the seat
fro BE Continued
Morris tribune., 1905-03-04
10th CnuId Do.

Mrs. Truit- My husband is a sort OF
jack. Of all trades; he can do almost
anything. Mrs. Gayboy And mine Is
a sort of jack of clubs; he belongs to
fifteen different societies and can do
almost anybody Detroit Free Press.
Morris tribune., 1905-03-04
Get Busy.

The successful man is usually busy.
and the busy man is usually success
full The young man, whatever his vo-
cation, who has not learned to econo-
mize his time and keep busy has not
got the lesson most essential to pros
porous. useful and happy life. -Chfcago
Tribune.
Morris tribune., 1905-03-04
!. a sareat.Combfnatson.

You and your husband have lived
together twenty-five years and never
had quarrel? What's the 'secret?'
'.No secret at all. I'm too good ma
tured to quarrel, and he's too lndolent."
Exchange.
Morris tribune., 1905-03-04

HE Ranger, a new and swift
sailing ship and going free
also, rapidly edged down up
on the slow moving convoy
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-02
SMALL CHANCE
FOR STATEHOOD
Senate and House Conferees
Failed 10 Agree en- Com
promise Measure.

Washington. Fcb - The unfsrpos
on tle statehood blll wsFe in session
thmr hours today tait aare Unable 10
agree, DOR Is there any hops held out
b the eonfefees that titsfe vii -
aGy ultimate agreement
Tie iloasa confegeea declined 20 con.
slider the admission of Oklahoma aud
Indian Territory alone and IL stlil 50.
pvan that the Foraker amendment
wllich would admit New Mexico ard
Arizona A. oue state " both terrlor.
les voted % adopt iAe constitution. i
the the only chance u statehood leTis.
latlon one ef tlls memssa u tie
conference committee said after the
meeting
And that eliance Is one la q thou.
sAnd
TIE coniefess declared that to
deadlncs exists ard THAT considerable
progress was madam the tentative fe-
eoncliiatiou 81 mlnof details oftne blll
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-02

hefchF appropriated from ills trust 81
Invested iuads o. the Chlckasaw lrite
nov in ihe treasury 81 the United
stalled laiaasiug 81 said ttibe. fof ghe
immediate payment ii Ail The asli-
standing sellool warrants 0f said t1ihe.
legally issued fof the purpose of main.
tanning tlie public sel4o0is 0f sald
Tribe such paymsnt to he made under
TIE direction ~ the secretary of tlie
Interior Pres idod That ans mex.
pected 0slaHre u said tires hundred
Thousand dollars slpsii a held by fhe
Secretary II fto Interior and pe hY
him added O. tlle Interests of tle
ChlckaAaN tribe in tie eoal aud -
pialtam royalty fund, and used ior
the malnlsnauce d poblle schools o.
sasa trig@ during tNs existence 81 trl.
bal go4smmeut
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-02
STORE BURGLARIzED.
AtseIaPs Also Made % Brsah late
dnmho ktsra.

The NiHlta Nest and Gfoeery store,
owned by 4 \. Williams. Vas broken
lnloMonday night hy burglars who for&.
ed an entrance bg breaking oui i back
uiDdbs The cash drawer. contain.
ing a few dollars 10 small change, was
elesnea IL h very probable that
some goods aere taken bat not poal-
tive The thief went out through
lls lask aoeg leaving il standing side
open
This Is ilie third time ghis store Has
BEEN burgiari4ed Ia the past few years
An attempt was also made 10 break
into tie Jumbo store Since the
burglary of last year thoy have placed
i.eayY padloeka OH the outside II the
doors one of these vas broken oiY
Monday night bar the burglars we're
frightened away before breaking IN
TIE door
TIE blood hounds were pat 0n ths
trail q tie fobhera. but we're unable
e follow & bat q short distance
It's general opinion Is iat the
work IS that ~ amateurs living Ia the
eIfN
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-02
INVESTIGATION or RAYMOND
n. A. oibsen. aashages AtteraeT,
SArs Fnilsr's ns~sat cnamt

tffIla sensational developments lR
tts Investigation q the rlsaFesa against
Judge Raymond Rss 10, ali over yet
said N a. Glsnon, 81 Musko9es, T
attorney. who wan a. tlle ilos.i l2lll.
niofe YESTERDAY ia IS certain that
TIE Investigation is not set closed And
wlllle Il Is hoped thar there maY to-
no repetition II ths seFt n ineldenls
shlch marked ths elose q Mr. Fullefs 5
seys ln Makaaes. thers willie things
hfoaght out nhlch wili make Interest.
lrF feadlug fof tlie public ~ large a.
well as tloea who are Interested
especially Ia INDIAN Territory afaiFs
IL j. the desige 81 everyone connected
with the cast THAT the Investigation
should - csntIuusd. as under tile
present conditions thc oae conducted
b. NJ Fuller u cour.e cuts no ngoTs
AZ All X G. Journal.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-02
MAY FORCE
EXTRA SESSION
New Tactics Threatened by
Statehood Advocates &c
Action on Bin.

Washington Feb q -unlesa tlefe
Is statehood iegislaiion faF Oklahoma
ard Indian Territory thA woek there
vii he 81 extra session s. nanefuS
Thseas made as certain a. anything
caaid b 10 = conference whlea lasted
al TIE afieuioon and uHfil De- - san.
day night
> definite program has besn agread
upon Is The statehood forces uhich Is
thos oatlinsd
flnl the senafs proposes q reesde
from 80 uf - amendments to t8s
l4ue statehood h.a aaa t6en have
tie confefcos 81 tle two haaa pre-
pafe ah Oklahoma ard Indian r@r
Tors amendment Tic eiahses are
aeeanii0s 90 llIe best itfofmal4 4a1 aud
Iaau4aHr s. tte Conference that
tiIs cau Iass tHe senate li sill ulaa
- ta TIE haase and 70 ft Hauso -
fuss, - afaept n 81 nose aHNupf
tIan baa of ah.ch There arg thirteen
VfI psHt.ng all. b a.Iavcd e. pass
Tten Nl He "a ailbasfe sfaeh uI4
had up s1eu appropriation b.l aHd
uh via neeesilaie me calling = "a
~ .ai ssssoa
r. IS Intended o. blae tne matter
before ti nas M fuedsy We'd
nes4at s. tHe hte NNe Hs Is
heIuE aaHe aai ahm Jhs hause fe.
f.Hes o. aossal fUf amendment seaa.
iaf lAlet aI5 HGef au oklahoma and
I63an ItfffHtt amendment alm
tns tHFa sBe state afIct Hc NI8
ask to - plaeei uaf0e niiaa apre
pHafigH biH This alI give fHe e..
pHWts ho.d8p tle arp0
rafioUs
These ASSERTIONS wefe uadf Hst
after tis conference adIameI u tie
highest suiluntN hY aae who wss
present 4arHs tfe entire e0atewiee
tt IS a determined pan ta force lcfs
afIgu AZ lrasf faf taese tea territories
at fHs session leaving tAe 1u.t alter
uat3ve tfe aI4m ot the appropriation
uils ans lhe calling 81 al extra ~.
aI#5s
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-02
BILL
PROVISIONS
what Appropriation Bill Con-
talns OF interest 10 People
Of This Section.

SONS of tie msf interesting pro
visions of tie lnalan appropriation
blH wbieh has bseu reported to tlse
senate COMMITTEES ~ indian Affairs
aad which asect TIE citizens q In.
dian Territory are = follows
.F'rhat hi the CO entitled Ia tte
matter of TIE enrolment q persons
claimlux ngfts ln tie Chsfokee "a.
tiou bg iute9maulsge against tie
United States departmental num-
lered sevcntY.sir. noW pending IN
tie court oi claims the said court Is
hereby authorized ard empowered %
rsndet anai Judgement IN said cas-,
ARD either party feeling itself 81.
gfieYra b. said Judgement shall have
ire right 10 appeal % tie
supreme court " the United States
within thirty dass from the Sling q
said Judgement NJ The c0ari q claims
And tie aid supreme court of the
United states shall advance said casa
un lls calendar iof an eafly hearing
~ItAt claimants q citizenship m
ths Five Civilized Tr.bes vbo are q
Indian bload and 80 Tie trltal roll is
clfilens huf sho arc rejected hY the
Uuitsd statos commission. shall have
the right fof ninety DAYS after the
dual determination " such ease %
sell their improvements 10 ether elii.
rens % such tribe having lawful right
70 aclulm same
THAT al children born % duly on.
rolled eitlleus by blood of the Choc.
taR of Ch.ckAsAw nations sitter Sep
tsmler twsaty.afth. nineteen hun.
drsd and I've ana prior "a March
fourth. nineteen hundred aud ffe
stall b. entitled % enfoImeuf and e.
participation 10 the distribution e
tribal property Provided That 81
plleatlons therefor 1iail BE- made T.
the commission q tho Five Civilized
TuHss sf'4..n zts dags after MaHeh
fourth nlnatesn hundred and ate
Tiaf aH children uagn = Greek
clffshs. enrolled fuf allotment slaa
the taeniy.afth dal % Nai aInetesa
handfe1 and ue shali Il eatitlod e.
Il allotment as d evek citizen end
tie secretary - TIE Interior IS hsfeb5
authorized aaa directed e. eaase
lasmcnts 70 ane buudasd a0a NtfY
acres ta te uade @ saff fees gft.
fens
Thaf the secretary el fir interior
Is beuhf authorized au8 directed q
cause a. Ee enrol "a alf children h9
heretofore enrolled bern prior lo
Marru fourth. uaeteeu hundred ard
afe. % ssmiaaIce.tlzsus sl0a names
appear apon fne approved Sem.n#e
rolls aui rs sa0 la = allotted So
such children a.l seminole aud u0t
heretofore all8tted 81 other SgHHa.0
of reserved from allotment faf other
pfpoys. giving g. arh children al
e4aai uamben ~ asn escls s0i saeH
children shall si.a shane equally with
other seminales ,a the distfihagien q
al othe tr.JaI piupeft0 ana funds
Tlaf tGe sam s. tfEtp handf
th8uaHd dollars q and the same s
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ADiaseriasitstlau

Afttr hearty meaI a tase al kodol
Dyspepsia Cure wu prevent an a..
taeE IF Indigestion kodoI Is a
Thorough diFssiant snd a guaranteed
cure iof Indigestion dyspepsia, gas 90
uie stomach 0ar fisInls bad breath
and al stomach troubles s. Wat.
kins iesbls ~ SAYS 2 can tes-
tbs e. t5e efficacy af kodo' 30 lHe
cufe 81 stomach trouble was af
nictti with stomach Trouble ~ af.
teen years AND haye taken slt bottles
% your koiol Dyspepsia Curc. which
has entirely cured ne Tie SIX bottles
were worth sl.Wo e he sold -
Peoples dfuE store
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-02
VII nalla Es~ Ilail.

- meeting q tis ! 9 q. =.
- NoudAy etenl0k a nummltfeecgl.
sisflne 81 4 + Scott. pE VI Cfalg
afa Joln wesb pas Appalaisd 20 meet
with eqmmlttee q TIE Fmisfusi
Ald saeleif q oonsi,ics q proposition
fof ths erection al q mes lodge hail
It's tua commiltees eili meet =.
gelief FRIDAY and decide definitely
upu ilss buiialnf aHa Iarafiohs litsE
have eome tsfg gead ENDORSEMENTS aid
III ~ pfolahNity oas II them sili i.
az ptst
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-02
INDIAN BILL
WAS PASSED
tuesdays Session Of the SEN
ate Extended Into NIGHT In
Order 10 Take Vote.

Washington. u. G. March Tie
senate nsent almost tie entire dAy
yesterday considering igean Ia tte IN.
diAn appropriation blll and extended
ne session into the night for that
pafpoe
There was quite 4 lengthg discus
nlon 0fthe COMMITTEES ansndmens PRO
hlhliins fiie nse oi tribal funds IN tie
4 bort ~ secfafian Schools. ard thus
hsnsied vas a9ved O.. ManT otlisf
features II she hlll wvre Aiao debated
Another featnre u ne blll wAs a
spewcii h1 Keauas o. Utah. an TIE
Mormon church. lie changed that the
church controls tls politics and hslst
nea 81 I'lah ~ denied Ia emphatic
terms that he had paid fafenlo SNOW
tisn president ~ tie chunch, Tor TIE
support Il hiuselifor senator
At late hour tlse senate TaNssd TIE
Indian appropriation bill ana tegan
The consideration q the pesio1lrs Ap.
piopflatlon btu
After iiie ieaAlng 0f tlie Indian 90.
preparation bill had been concluded.
nAliy announeed tilaf De would NOT
oief the amsuslment o. which BE- had
given uotice. fof tho admission q
Oklahoma and lndlAn Ererriiofy Az .
state
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aserr. - Marrl.a .

A aiafd kansas, paper has an ex-
tended account 81 the marriage of Geo.
= Cole of Biz Cabin and Miss Bertha
Pcrfine. on Feb ib The friends of
the Coles. and their nsme is legion,
are extending congratulations % the
groom and best wishes 70 the bride
The bridal gifis included such haubles
a. hundred d8ilan IN gold, and the
like TIE uesiy welded eouple are
now AT home q their friends at
TIE farm on White Oak, just south of
tovn.