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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17
EatsrlaLasa 80 -.

Thunias ei6Intfc mf.aa ot tis
Gateway hic Ms eam H H5ttg
aHd Ms Rnoda Mitchell anei
a fea o tief friends et1 ue sles
g fhe ssieaa4 sithde sfgHI sle
Miss Mtehetlsa aa,slsd pianist aHd
Mrs Handy possesses Is mfe safum
foiee q zoe dramatic laaefand auIl
uiHier eeptful g tie Singer ~ the
conclusion 81 HHe recital - llar9
Mitchell Invited the paHYte ioln iam
ai Tie soda fountain Do The ttap.es S
drug fene
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17

Portsmouth. Aux IL Ths follow
lug onielal statement vas made by
kufoNvels "a bshalf 81 tlir Russian
Fienlpotentlarlek
In TIE meeting of August ~ tise
question of ial powers IA been rgg.
alated 3 ihai there SIN B. 30 more
ainieultles on that subject After
thls tie IapAness plenlpo,suiaues
hanssed thc Russian pleulpolentauos
tle eonditians Of peace Ia writing
Il has heen decided that tiic Russian
plenlfolsnliafles sill studY TIE Ques
zion and eiii Al sem - possible. give
them an ausser Ia writing III ne
nean tlms TIE mssiiag of tiie confer.
euce las ben adjourned
After ths presentation II IL Jap
anssf terms tlp morning session came
g a. end liAroa gomura. himself.
handed tie momsu,aas darausat 10
Nitte
Ile morning confernes ended at
i2e
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17

Don't lock iof ttae happiness ii tie
mansions d the very rich, whore high
priced physicians are called IN q doc.
Tor eteF4allmont But seek Il and dad
IL too.ln The comfortable homes o.
tie mlddle.elasses and 50 called poor
where Greens August Flower lsalwafs
used % keep the family healthy 70
cure all siomach foables, whether IL.
digestion, constipation dyspepsia. loss
Of appetite. bilious attacks q torpid
liver Trial bottle August Flower.
&c Big bottle 7ae Wilmer Drug
Ce. dw
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17

Denver Cal0udo, September E 10
:. iasa FoF Ibis acoaslon tAe Frisco
ei sell muudfuD fiekets C. lieHe8f.
Colorado springs and Pueblo OoE. ai
rate 81 tlais taie 81 as August
y ta Nepi q lAW Return limit
September i1 baf extension can he
SECURED hf deposit nfliekef with i81nt
agent and payment f fee 81 M cents
af ffHr 6 dsHsit sde "trip tickets
D. aH points q Interest can he haa at
rate E aHe fare iaf the round trip
tQr further wHNt'am sce Frisco
aErufA
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17

Account summer tourist rates the
Frisco elli sell round trip tickets 20
Eureka spflnFs, iioi Spnugs ARA
aud kidoFado springs No, at rafo ~
one fare pius s2oa Ticke's on sale
dsiiY until September 1o 1906 FINAL
return limit 3 daFs from date ~ sale.
txieHslou mag = obtained on fl5eso
tlfhtts IS psfmrnt ~ fae difference
q TIE nts AZ aiici fhe tickets are
soia aHd Tie regular sa aat rate Dor
further usfticllasa se,s ffkrh Saeufs
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17
DON'T GET EXCITED,


Don't Try 10 start ! yeiloW fever
sease II pour pglss u running llt.
t.e high. -Four Temperature NA,asly
alote normal and Youf skin commen.
clng q turn Yeilows dont jump out
atd yellofsFsr There's nothiug 20
g Nou BAY have = touch of geiiow
iapndles, bag n0thinr more
Several ecares lave alfeadg bern
siarted ofef the counir9 wlslso0i
caase MuAkogee hAa pot the lsd an
and Y requiring sfefs enc nliu Fots
there . present health certificate
and a. . conssquenes very few eill 81
dozen there until they fAise lhs ban.
Another feilow thfes 4 rt 90 tils
pghiir square tsFe thla morning ~.
cause he heard there uaa ysll0u fever
at Tnlsa. lie sayz bis mofhsr.l IA law
llfea dosn il,sfe aod II ahe FeiA ID ne
h sure 60 innoealate the wls0ia family.
Now there 8 nothing 10 these stor
res. Maskoxeo Is unnecessarily
frlghtei Nothing llAs been peea sioun
tsat say which fcsemblea geliow
fever more than ihs itch
When tlle kissing baE was having
lis day there wert several kissed ia
Meskegee and wien King Edward
iiad app ndicltls they caught it ia
Muskugee right aaAy
TIE trouble witl great many 81
us = that SC take things too seriously
We imagine there Is something armF
Sifh as and we foel that ee are not
treated right II oaf friends do not
sYmpailAfe wifh Us Imagine the
embarrassment of yoang Ninlta
geniieman the ether esenlnE when
Told by q guung lads nlaf size lad
t~.n bitten bg a yell0u fever mas
quito, Where wert sea hltiea hs
asked la Nuskoge she replied
aud DOS tls yo0nr man lmaginss ha
has leeh sxpeesi
Anpll4ef Instance shefe a little mis-.
take nearly sAuaed tils llfs 81 geNea
happened hers ieW evenings ago A
gent'eaAn IN the oulsslffs g the
eitg calied 40 = doctor % tell hlm
about his elies condltlou tiat ais
had been bitten hf a maslulto ana
her fever n4s running high lust
then tie central Flfl made mistake
aud and switched the man GO onto
TIE chief eng lneof. wlio aas giving ln.
stfuctlons aFer tie plions T. hls ars.
mah asout 3 dead engine in the Ffis'a
fafsis ana this IS shat be Thought
TIE doctor said
l.cl her cool down during the night
aud along about midnight take 8
hammer and pound Ter aii over II
aoaAin - surprised il she's fall q
scales as vel A. mud Then take
hose and hitch euto Tie arc plug ana
sash ZEE oat Thoroughly Pill hef
10 IL TIE murung, naild good Ore
under her and send Ter cue Bn fhat
escarsl0n train sheil paI i1funs
all nehs
isout take things too seriously
u !. chances are oulY one ouf uf tea
miliHn that sou siil ~ bitten i
geIi1w Jacket Furthermore you
are sen times more api - - stfnck /
~ tightening bitten bY mad Deg of /
asnt % the penlfentafy for lie ana /
a. these teinga are Fe1 improbable |
don't gei scafei about 1ellaa fever /
ksmembfthat lH ths b.g eord You /
ac 0hl5 one
Nst.snsl fseswems., a y Al
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17
RUSSIA'S TERMS


Associated Press
s. Petersburg Aas 81 Dispatch
e from Portsmouth indicate tlal
Minister lIasotliaas arrival has ~
suited Is Important meiiheaflous ia
Wits Staws
Wltte s now Niiiing q make terms
siih Japsnese c1ndltios the sufren.
der of the Chinese eastern nllsay
between liaFbln ana surt Arthur and
% satisfy lie aaanelal demands of
japan 4 reasonable, provided Russia
= PERMITTED 20 retain Sakhalln.
These terms ar satisfactory 20 TIE
emperor
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Frstsrnnl Ala l.lenie

On account 8f the Ffatefnal Aid
a.enlc 20 oe irla AZ Lakeside Park,
which s loeaied un fit electric line
aetseen Webb cts aud Carthage.
No the Frlsco vii sl tickets 70
either e these points at rata O one
aud onefhni fare ~ tHe round trip,
Webb Cty t2l5 Cartilage e 40
Dates q SAFE Aaght d ii and i2
finaI refam limit August i3
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17

Associated Pres
Portsmouth, AUG Ii Tho peaec
pisnlposs lslanss held Their paconsl
session this morning The JaFans-s
susoss gave aot the ,ligilts,t hint u
What was % - expected
WITH al tlie secrecy 81 oyma IN plan,
nine a forward movement against ths
nueian commander ia ehisi 10 Man.
charlA. komum and lis suite have
prepared their diplomatic campaign
hers
Nitte aad his colleagues av II tie
tafk Tiisg eaa oulY ~stch ami usit
fof . dscisss moment e arrive.
Altiaaagh lntimsitous hare been
thto~n oat from Japsness sources
that ehsn tlie time arrives thsg Vii
iag dosn tlisir terms and pAetlcall5
aunpunee that Niffe must take q
releci ti~m a. 5 lass> and that tie
Issue uauld y practically aeeltsd &
ths ant clash.
Tie Associated ffess Las tie stfm4g.
esl fs4sans g. believe that ~ such
summary tar,losars 70 b psu~sa
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17
JAPANESE THINK
WITTE is BLUFF|NG
His Reply a Firm But Courteous
Refusal. Japanese Act as if
Their Minds Are Made Up
BULLETIN

rorismoagh, Ans Y The peacu
conference met 1t eas lhls mornlng
ana adloarned AZ Lola
TIE Russian rsply was dellssssd b.
" Wlsts AID the IApanesa took o..
poFtnnlty 70 examine tIs docamens.
wliie indicated coartronsly that he
w0uld expect the same expedition IL
TIE Japanese response - lad been
observed In the Russian reply and
thss waa readily agrsed q
Tie japanese snsoys agreed 70 make
their response At O'Clock this after.
rNon o. - some time tomoFVr
Tlie oeicial statement regarding the
morning session VIA given out NJ
safo TIE Associated Pfesa Is Ia :
positl0n 70 stats the iapansss leliesu
ere Russians hass been laying tls
Foundation for TIE clalm that tiN re-.
accessibility for q rusarr, lfoue comes
wlil have besn dus d tlsir lnssragong
attitude Tllsy hAse decided. Ia case
ETA bseak. q ,ake steps % dlaappsure
ans such claims
bffose the conferrncc met lt vas
wvll andemtood that Nisss Fsply up
"a tlss tn main points sAs arm bat
courteous refusal
There wsfs open lutlmatlsns that
unless tie japaness moiihei their 20
sltions upon tlsse points aus attempt
- nsectlate pcaes mu.f result 10 4
failure ard predictions peFs fesiy
mads amonk slle Russian correspond.
snts thai net seek euald see ne
sni
At tlss ame tine iheFe Is = pope-
ias impression about ne hotel that
Nltte IS binffng
IT, dapAHeN artHi a. II their
minds ser made up Tt4 ~oaIa
discuss hal Yleid uoghlag on llso main
p0inta
1lssfe ma4 aIll b q chance fof
peace. buf lt Is lassd entirely npoa
Sudden change "a llia uncempfomlslng
altitade - aas sl4s e. TIE either
Predictions or heardtha ia bfeak
cope Roosevelt wllI again step into
he breach
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17

G rngef sll Maple s. Champaign
il|s efile . vas troubled aith a
lacklag cangll for a}esfaud thought
: LAD consumption ! tried q pfmt
many remedies and 0as under tho
care 6 pllfsie.ars for segeai months
: Hsgi ore battie 0f Foleys Honey
and Tar u cured uo. and have rot
bsen troubled since Sold hY Peoples
iHuR store a.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17

Portsmouth. \ NJ. Aus II Isns.
sias fsplY Is already pnetieaily com.
alsisi ard ali II hanagd q laTtn
komafu samorus morning
wigge has oalciaily naiiaed somam
el tbs fast and a. oaIelal call iof u,e
aaeting II To eonfsfenee 81 that
hour lsas beea Issued
Among the Rn@iAns q, Is apparent
tl.Ai laraah terms especially these
asklne Russia 10 fooi tie hlli for tho
euai q tl.e eaf. eealan u territory
sni "a psf asaltallon apon tilslf naval
farces lu tie lag sast are considered
absolutely unentefgainAhle
Wiite explained this morning %
tie Associated prss that - had
written III replg during tie night ii
Russian and that the secretaries were
nov engaged n tgansiatluk ii
Wilfe took occasion 30 denY that
hls ansWeF had tssn dictated 10 ST.
Petersburg Ilu explained that hls
powers were such that il Was tot
nsoessry for hlm 10 await instuao
ans from Sg. petsfstaFF hf refef4af
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17

Manila Aus l2 Representative
emsFenof q ohio membsf % tls
1aft Party ays a. 3 result of ue
mriy Investigation the Cooper bin
fatoub'f reported by fhe House com.
Mliise last session VIII = amended
providing fot free trade "a the Island
instead q ne proposed reduction q
g per cent - TIE prevailing lNuley
rate
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17

Tie salre that heals without sraf
i nsWltts Witch maml SAVE No
REMEDY ELECTS sach speedy relief II
dlaNt eui Inflammation. snat lek ednis
and heals az culA hufns aud bruises
a saFe eafe for piles and SKIN disease
t'eNitfis = The genuine Nlteh Haze
e1IFc. Beware af e9auteffnHs fheK
az dangerous so.d by Peoples Drns
store dw
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4aF hlHIfas-

Washington IL AuF i2 Min.
lsler heaurm 81 huouas Ayras cables
tbe state department that labofer
named Aianas haehcla attempted e.
assaxduate President Manuel Quiu.
banan Yesterday Is lhe president sas
fldlns n q eafflafr
The assalauta who is supposed 10 b
Insane was escfpovsrcd before he
could Sire.
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Azrladpm

Manila Aug q Mrs Dubois wife
oi senator nabas q Idaho 4 mem,ef
oi he 1aft party WAS throsn iron 4
cauAgs tosiay and rendered uncoa.
seioss fef three hours ileg inIare
are not dangerous
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17
SHOT
Russian MIII Manager Killed
by Strikers.

Ardmefe | r. Aas Il Mack
plAalns Texas 1ack. well.kaown
Indian Territory ciAnetef was shot
and Killed II lIsnaepin 40 details
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alaldnfeM

Wwhlia kas aug ls llaug
steeafl Wa Of State senator ! n
Stewart sas Instantly slIiea today a.
ths lossr lous 81 Tie Wichita street
railway eompang ehile employed Is
counting ln couiact wtthaspiteh.harA
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17

II gou claim citizenship rlgllts and
a8e nef ou The rulis 90 iaFe basneN
lef0fe Tie interior Department write
Immediately o. ". W Wright rekis.
TERED atianeg Bend building Wash.
iugfon U g. n
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17

nenYer Cola. August Il e. -, leaa
For ths pecaaaon lie ~ X. 4 r.
VII III fuand lflnlicAsis from tlnIlA
e nensefl Colorado A. ths teEY low
raEe pf AlgAs IlekesN 81 aais August
ig lH snd =. i1E I1Hilaixa. lxaai =.
iafn limit Afazf q ls=z Ser fafiliaf
pAfsiealAN see ka1ys agent
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17

FOLEY kidhey Sure.
vii cure HrFMs Disease
VII caroilabeies
VII eHn Stone ln Bladder
vii cas kidney ard Bladder uls
ease sid 81 Peoples ilfag Store ds
fnf fiasAri Aaas itea
Warning order
Uf.sa1 eaHa - HlH.n
EalIrH Hrff1
AasfseIH Nan
h wsas essa a Has eam
#isssaHNI etfH aaHiias t.8 Earfh
tsHt lnHisf Esff.rsf SITTING sf kI5Iis5
Haf.a# iHHtiE sea 81 fHaa
NHsea usra. naaaf
ft
Ase ns'ehAshr
Tls fffaHdaaE U W Hnfe aarssf Is
srlesF a fais zsuH aIIAH fHsfsf fsst aaI -
sarl Etf HHHla'fi f fHs nialfflH NH#n s
fsfis
Wasn Hf aaa HH - aH 8afai Aasast.
fiHH NHHf Hfss4ifEh
EHNHlI states t91HHI IlsInHff
MHHH f#iasHi kse.n.Hfa 81 ths aan.
fasIa=af dsfarfIaat.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17
hl-rA-h .StatHes
fseton ami
A good prescription
For mAltkina

TIE scent packet is enough tor
usual oseakiuss tbs family bottle
tsa cents cuuialns a supply fof !
year At dragglsts sill them aN
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17

Associated ifesN
ST Petersburg Aug 1.-THE eply
of ~ wltteto te presented tomorrow
mnulng alii neither - Al accept-
anco nor deelInatlan Of lapsns condl.
items bit vii ts Al Invitation Is
tie Japanese ensoys 10 coasidsf TIE
terms peaaemeai Some Of the terms
ere satisfactory 10 Russia. vhile osheFs
must - m0ilEed or eliminated II
usate = 10 be ~ agreement II this
tine
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17

ANMftE4teA ikEss
PhilAdslnhla. ~ Aux l2 Corue
ll0us Z Shsa, e Chicago. vas toaa,
re.sleest president ofths lulematloua.
bmtliefhood of 1eamstsm by s clos,
vote defeating faue Fafman 81
cNlraea
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17

Associated Pres
Nes ofleans "a, Aus Il fNoon
Nes eases q FEVER Ia New 0rlean'
slace lat evening, D., DEATHS S.
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Associated pfess
wanae Aug is The manager of
ths Ilipopma Iron Works sss slot
down - hls residence s. strikers TO
daI
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17
TELEGRAPHIC
BREvETIES

Associated Pres
Oyster na1 tag y President
Roosevelt returned THIS morning from
ClalaeQaA. \ -
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-24

kins, of South Manchester, W. M. Pile. of Brooklyn, A. w. Bradford and Thomas R. Weaver, of Springfield. and Ls B. Giles, of Richmond Hill, N. r., board of managers. The local commit tee from the Fair Haven Advent church consisted of Edmund Babcock, chair man; John G. Hurd. treasurer; Harry L. Babcock, secretary, and Mrs, E. F. Cooper. The services yesterday were as follows: &a
 9:30-Prayer and social service.
 10:S0-Preaching by Elder L. B. Giles. 2:15-Preaching by Mrs. Rebecca J. Smith, of Springfield, editor of Herald of Life.
 l3:30-Social service. s--. ~ I6:15-Prayer and social service. 7:30-Preaching by Elder J. Warren White, of .Fitchburg, Mass.
 Meals were served at the hall and the visitors were lodged during the conven- tion at the homes of members of the To- cal church. h...-. .. -",
 A play entitled Country Postofice''
 will be given by the young people of St
 James church, East Grand avenue, at
 Polar Star hall next Wednesday even. l ing at 8 o'clock. ie F...
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-24
MEMORIAL TO GEN. KELLOGG

Window Presented by the Late Gener-
 al's Daughter to a Waterbury
 Church.
 ! Yesterday there was dedicated in Wa terbury a window in the Second Con- gregational church in memory of the late General Stephen w. Kellogg. The subject of the design is "Christ Blessing Little Children" The window, which was presented by Mrs. Irving H. Chase, daughter of the general, was execut- ed by Frederick Wilson, the well known artist in the Tiffany studios, under the personal direction of Louis c. Tiff fany. .
 The design occupies a single opening, and is about 1-2 feet wide by feet high.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-24

Americas most popular dessert. Received Highest Award, Gold Medal, Worlds Fair, St Louis, 1904. Everything in the package :; add boiling water and set to cool. Flavors: Lemon, Orange, Raspberry, Strawberry, Chocolate and Cherry. Order package of each flavor from your grocer to-day. 10c.
 When you make Ice Cream use Jell-O ICE CREAM Powder. All ingredients in the package. Atall grocers. ? pkgs. for 25c.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-24
LITTLE SPEEDING YESTERDAY.

But Many People Came to Have a
 Look at the New Clinton Avenue
 Course
 Yesterday afternoon the new Clinton avenue speedway was the scene of quite little activity. Attracted by the reports of speeding on Friday several hundred people came %out from this city and surrounding towns to view the course. Nothing but praise for the speedway was heard on all sides. While there was no general speeding a number of fast horses were out and took part in a few lively brushes. There will be regular speeding on the avenue Wednesday afternoon and large num- Der of horses are expected to take part.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-24
CHARMING HATS AT s5.

All of the ladies, of fine taste and
 discrimination, know that Muhlfelder's is headquarters for the highest grade millinery in this city. Everything used in the creation of hats at Muhlfelder's is of high standard quality. And that is why that firm is So popular, and that is why crowds flock to S41-S4S Chapel street daily. This week there is a spe- cial inducement to go there. Charming hats that are well worth $7.50 will be offered this week for $5. 1#
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-24
''FEETERS" TO CELEBRATE
TO INA AUGURATE ANNUAL FOOT
 GUARD DAY TO-DAY. E
The 13oth Anniversary of Their Organi-
 atfon--street Parade and Dress Pa rade on the Green-service in the
 Church of the Redeemer.

dlOH--SITett IHrdue duu DEess Tu-
 rade on the Green-service in the
 Church of the Redeemer. The Second company, Governors Foot Guard, to-day win celebrate the 130th anniversary of its organization. All is ready for the observance, and 1t is the earnest wish of the "Feeters' that the proverbial Foot Guard weather will prevail. With the celebration to-day Foot Guard Day" will go upon the calendar of annual celebrations with the Second company. The inauguration of the custom will be marked by a mill itary display that will worthily com memorate the long and honorable ser 'syice of this command. ...... The most interesting feature of the exercises for the day will be a repre- sentation of an historical incident that occurred in 1775, when demand was made upon the selectmen of the town by the Foot Guard for the keyes of the powder house just before the command started on the historic march to Cam bridge. This part of the programme will take place in front of city hall
 The order of the exercises for the day will be as follows:
 p. m. Company, with guests, starts from arnory for Church of Redeemer to attend religious service.
 Organization of parade.
 Mounted police.
 Platoon of police.
 Second regiment band.
 Second company, Governors Foot Guard, Major Smith G. Weed; con1- nandant staff and military guests.
 Governor Roberts and staff.
 First company, Governors Foot Guard, from Hartford, Major F. R. Bill eonmandant.
 Guests in carriages. Line of march-Whiting street to Church, to Chapel, to State, to Elm, to Orange, to Church of the Redeemer.
 2 D. m.-Services at church, with his- torical address by the chaplain of the i. company, Rev. Watson L. Phillips, D. D.
 3:45 D. m.-Street parade from the church to Orange street, to Trumbull, Whitney avenue, Sachem to Eiillhouse avenue, to Grove, to College, to Elm, to York, to Chapel, to Church, to city hall
 Dress parade by the First and Second companies on the green will follow the exercises at city hall.
 D. nn.--Annual banquet at Harmonic hall.
 Citizens living along the route of march of the Foot Guards parade to- day are requested to fling out the flags and to decorate their houses for this memorable patriotic occasion.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-24
LARGE EASTER TRAVEL.

Extra Cars on Evening Trains Coming . .~ from New York.
 There was a large Easter travel on the New York, New Haven and Hart ford last evening, all three evening trains from New York having extra cars on; the train which reached this city at 10 o'clock having ten cars. The trains were bringing home crowds of Easter visitors in the metropolis.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-24
CITY COURT JUDGEsHIP.

Hearing Set by Judiciary Committee for
 Next Wednesday.
 The New Haven city court judgeship has been assigned for a hearing by the judiciary committee at Hartford for Wednesday afternoon.
 The committee will consider the reso- lutions appointing Judge Richard H. Tyner, George E. Hall and John R. Booth as associate judge of the city court. It will not make any report un- til the supreme court has decided the Mathewson-Dow case.
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was removed to the retreat. Major Boardman's wife died in March and his condition was such that he was not able to realize his loss. He was the last of his family, three others, two sisters and a brother, having died. They were Mrs. Mary Lamb, Mrs. J. s. Hunter and Charles H. Boardman.
 Major Boardman was president of the Boardman livery stable GHcorporated) and hld been in the business continu- ously for forty-six years.
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OBITUSRY NOTES.
John M. Button.

John M. Button, an oysterman, died Saturday afternoon at his home on Water street. He was seventy-one years of age. The funeral will be held from his sons residence, 236 Howard avenue to-morrow afternoon at 2:S0 o'clock. ..
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Carefnl Housewives always use Bur netts Vanilla sbeecause no state pure food commission has ever questioned its absolute purity.
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FUNERAL OF ELIAS DIcKERMAN

FUNERAL OF ELIAS DICKERMAN.
 The funeral of Elias Dickerman was held yesterday afternoon at o'clock from his late home in Whitneyvil1e. Rev. MT. Clark officiated at the house and at the grave. There was large attendance of sorrowing friends, and the floral tributes were numerous and very beautiful.