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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-07-06

Senator IS a Eaberg vas talking
in the capitol q Albany about a Ger.
taln leHalatIF 3gieat relates the Sew
Aora Tribune
Theg nae their defeat with reg
isnall8n De- aai1 90 vaa you see,
fqfleuel ana ma1. palatahIa fof them
! believe in 'hai believe ia lempe-.
ing fifiory uttb mercy aiways
Senator Elsbsrg smiled
- admire heartily. be said. sthe
tinineas % he Trug Girl Who refused
TIE cltli engineers eIer IT marriage.
TIE engineer. % being refused
Ef0anea aloud
Martha he said, make Il easier
for me io bear
"ne opened and shut hia mouth con-
vulnlTely Great beads stood Oh his
brow ilia features were distorted
With anguish. ne anawea hls mus.
iagha.
"'Caat you. Martha. he sroansl;
can. You make Il easier feF mef'
Yes. George sald the yuunR Hem-
an. 4 an0fo a1eadfaIlf
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-07-06

uaat look faf tHe happiness Ia tlc
mamInns ot tl.e yegY rlcb waers hlgii
preod physicians are eai's.i lD o. dlo.
t0f estfgaNnent ilai ases & a0d aad
81 toon tie e0nf iabIe BONES ~
Tire mAidleelAses aHd "a rai'ed p10f
whefg Gneens August tloees laaisags
aaad g loop thg family healthy Co
eurc q Hoaarh tfaab.es aleflnf ln.
digestion eauilmt dgBpepsla loN
~ appetite b.'ioa afeicsa Do torpid
liver Trial bottle August Fiover
~ HHs baftit e Winner nfW
Tn da
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-07-06

Misses Carrie stevens Anna. Susie
and lieitie hyfd and ! numhef N
otheu returned Monday from Tab.
lequah. shes theY have ussn attend.
ing tie Cheokee Normal. They al
sustain slight Injuries resolved IN a
runaway that occaffed ~ they were
starting ior lhe station II Tahieaaah
The driver ef cue q the hacks sas
drunk and allowed tlie team q Ret
asay f-um hin.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-07-06

sent - eaa mN doctor ha other
mofnlhg said Nahap and he gave
me s bt q sivia and charged me gid
Or 6 aIdnt uDf BE- time mofs
mas nYe minutes ltN Ell nght i0r .
aaet in eAae, faaaanah'e fee hut !
fan ihlnt hfonFhf to charge plumbers
rates for BE tima
what aas ihe atlee be gave yon.
uhY ast SAID Ibe pfafoasuf
iie toldme ] must give up my pipe
Your plps1 Then he had a rlfhi 10
charge you plumbers rates. Chicago
Tribana.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-07-06
80. 90 -.

since tl.o ass q 4aly the fa.IoslEg
have paid tiie uaaaec . Zines and
teau released fran the feien. ai.
here
9Ataed Aaans tlr N f dispsing
ot liquor
Nils Wells si2 s ior afgnutei
asaQiE
9 y Told 80 q f9r aspo4as q
liquor
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-07-06

Nssoah Well, m'dear. I you feel .
bad about It. f'll s0lem promise new
toaehu0th drop
Nfa. Mes8ah That's what you said
on Sea Years eve
Eat. M dear woman. Il drunk when
said Il that tine. waznlG"-Cleve-
innd I.nndaf
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-07-06

Hsaeiothe on nusaiaH sleeping Cars
Ife ad nahIoaei HassaH travels
eah his eea ssaf AS makez tImtslf
eaHfmfsA aoaaffIrf @ 90 aHa isas
AS hes ar De- meaH nafmW
p.aat ta eep an E provided the fett hs
aHHtt - the HusiaH sison.ns ears
thasf uHa have rot theif oah hed
aaIaef and vta aish to uhdrsss and Is
q 3D. ia lhe American fashlou can haze
al ihai b rrQuis'ir &c ba cents TIE
PORTER au atnAaa bruea Z linen rack
wnase sesI ~ cuts in Your presence wifh
cana dgfehie ceremony snd from which
be produces q uili1v. blankets and
shssfF q beaatlfui hhe tines Serb.
Del 3 aaaaut
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-07-06
BLUEBERRY CULTURE
EovKL INDUSTRY vurLI Up
~ MAINE cANNRRs
useena Cleared fof ths Rurpose hy
HafuiaF or ne Barfaas =
iateaeatlnK Fartiee
uiAYa


ln EfA8uF sections ghraeRh0u tAs
Nesi - 90 aBt asli knosa easiom Il
fl4' u bnfnias fAf tfg grass - Improve
ihs ueKt year pasiufe fUFmeflT the
Ares we're nAaNed a aRfead and hBFA
themselves oat Al vi8 abt shs prAefles
FtauiiHa n Efnai isHrai aeatTaeglen
Happily fof the iofessa tns aarniaN h
nqN more carefully doue Nhsu Il b.
aaae as ~ aad "a lhs Nhaas tbs csc
Tom 3 faslias 5nfo aE#ssa Ia MaiNs q
practice * hafaiaR eKlala vAsIeh IA iaeal
e thAg state q npfel ID character aad
hss neshlar ta ao plth rf3apr The
tafriHs Is % assist hluaberrs eliliaFs ~
saa.ae lhs bnshea la spfoai siEofpaAlY
saa cleAdbE ths grQgad 90 othef
eFumth
Ahnai 800 q factory Tor sANnlns tsae
heffies Aas i1sztsd b aaias and as .f
I neQtarsed i aas fsilgHtt - others
ia isN apd again la 1898 stnilaf far
tories sod canning eumpaHtat uefs
established uNill ia a. b'uehsrrg faia-
itH ana eonnine u an Important issna.
ify 10 that state - Supply me in.
sTearinE aenaaa tlaebsffY hash sresa
haFt been constantly eaiaree uaM
nau blaaleFrg tauea e8tsr ame
arre % HAna and MaaainFt8n
esantss
satBrt aAs hee h'n5aeffy bar
fsas aHf f1f lhs masl naH coFerea
E l1 aens forrest chiefly of ahile pias
aaa Spruce Tia farfi vas fhinnsa 81
lamheflne OBS plee aad aa tnrmases
Annunt ai lieh permitted eaw klnea Z
rFefusft 8 80 q faafl Flge
aimaai .araaahy hapHtns falaat
81 Iamaffilr fhf resi- 80 the 0rnnai
eianf aas destroyed ani tbe uaasf
etoa wm l fuHh altered
ea variety q aaaesets unatfhta8h
aH weeds hhfar possession ~ fha
efpaat Together sith q tiata 81 h.feh
'f Fe map'a ans sfhar herd
ei feettuFa AZ tae arfa tlnuf8
g ths haraa rgnmfh lecams
abs ana @ auallY rrtfey fm
laatet aat W HUhd tsWe fat
farre eofeft8 ailGa erah aftas
hl hsafsl snee, seff lfaEs haueh
hl NeatHfs8 ana sheta laurel
1a
"'3i s.so sa.tte
70 t'eH7'f1 aHhef aifites hia 'an4
w. iasf PORTIONS each year hr pigsa
- terf fra aue earuan aarus e.
'efetf pariHa and slIaeH ths thfa q
Fs3 tHa GEL ftaf AEfr the lsha &
nsf eftf tAe hIafhFtf1 haaees
sHtnqi ed eFag itv nehes The =
fef th giei 3 fa.l rsH of ZEE
a.r asat thf faa 81 saalI
50 r. ah taa hes aza
heh tesf can b aaff
tttef U s h
u fhs s NH
been
f 1855
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-07-06
LOCAL NOTES

HfAfS3at g tltiaA
Preston Fpsis i hack frasa saeA
ton IN ssutnckY
Mlm Hlaucio smseg i Visiting
iflefdS III NalAinniA
Judge 8nl returned SATURDAY even.
lne fgom Rasa r
Colonsl Dlck nlH oame dasn ffom
Colamtas knns EfliaY
= \. nMsf anil wife hage returned
iam 4 meut0N sisit lH lQea
II wn oulg TAT some popular
plesssrs Ges5Ti thes 'sag evenings
Il i pretty hAnl 81 unaf smile
thsw hgt tays tsag waat uesg gg
A cosfa ef safsef1n arrived fFidag
e ~ oat ths SITS iof ti,s uss fneo
dspat
T 4 hafsif lefg Fnda4 morning faf
Al rggeniea gislf Al lis oid bems Ii
Tssas
NiA l.eaise 0espef las ussa elHseu
a. plansss ff the Ciauiapaaa A..
nmblg
as Davenport lgii eAtumiaf nlett
ca baslnsa igf ile Nnia Has lls1
Asseistian
Capt A. s. acGrnnan q south
MeAlrsfsf uas plsaant e4llsf
sas4Nisf aftffmn
fs gaesen 81 relrss Cig affiepa
- 81 ana Hn b penlIag htla
ltlns hers fea lagh
TIE saaHay eteamGea % 0Aahoma
Clgf was almost laGafr ~ iaf ss
Kiaita eas ceueuel
Nrs F o. e0nan las Wsumei
inm visit ta tatepe3snoe kaaa
wlth Mm & BaaiA
G NJ smilsg retamed FWaf
from Cans8a ai.sge ie has heen With
parts q tourists frgm han
gagis Gateaad travelling ales
uau ias Armour lAcklng 0 sFeat
sanaay iefe with home Folks
Nia MaY ul8sacket S takine atao
msutln vacation ffam hsr position af
tls lumbo sbn aud sii fa.t boz
hone neaf Eoebla
=sTrg George Higgins came W
fipm ClAfemore sunday 10 make his
quarterly report % Naatal
pafFunkh
tbs snal. lags 81 tas city afp "a
uFlf psiaa tless dAysaHd tl4e smfm
mius hole s ilse mesf popular feug3
lem Paris fsutfnei fuda ffam
Tauqto 1aua3a shefe he ias baen
attending tbs saodAf seA0a ontea
tMn
Madison fonAaA of ffa hmaaeau
EKfrea company al Nussazss tls
ae4 ha pafsass sna ffloaas hsfa
Smasy
Gaaef sead ssked tf ha fsltaM
iYaa as bal' teaa Fnlsf nigtE shiea
EiFsn o. hla ana BE- eft for hs home
ai sdaif
Casi NtHe S Nafghy anl Ma
slHs ana lme SUNDAY fum Ross
phsm fhsg tat leen aateftaa taf
several dasa
Misses EHo arpama ad Hazel
Bslafts fa1arue1 fnam Iahsalsi
Ffdah ehefs ties had a attend
ins tbs Normal
46s mnf uHa5hahg safa 81 ille
Misaau waller League aas Haf e
THURSDAY ny : runs aey made b
ua entire e.Ehi uio
Tlm Fn dtpe y belbs m SEA ~
iis asa ste to eite pAes fatle nee
hrlss af# ssaue sEfFfaf5 tfaf IS q
le haHl eH ths SIZE
~ iahn g. Tauasa sto las
been Visiting Daughter Mrs ints
Wit wio i,ss cast y taan Departed
ffIiaf - hef home as slm
mefs Ava
q q nnwl ol Alton aAs pleas
au4 caller Ffdaf W Hrkes uN
sfafglng s uansf4 a sheu distance
soalh of AUon
nog LsushmH'sf who played WITH
the Nlnita bail team fof staft tms
Gas auit tie business and CONTRACTED
a sing Illustrated songs fof Tauie.
wills e1mpaay
Seymour Elddie will deliver 81 "a.
dress on The Responsibilities If
Statehood a. : CiSio Government
caaeFea q be held II coAuscti9u
with the Cimuiauaua
soln n. geff u Hollf Grove Ara
fatlaf OF Nn n Mcdonald Will
arrived rhurtiaf fog visit Will
hls AauFlsfef He j. Al Cd veteran u
tie lost cause ard uses coFk limb.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-07-06

Ile M1deH l'rsHlE eua NH'
mest sItH Ms gha iluai THURSDAY
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-07-06

stamps costing fis.se0 uofe utfy
reaulred 1of a. agreement bes swo
Ioaasn railway eompanlee
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-07-06

StAnwAiie chapter q the nauEhFen
Il tlie Confederacy slll meet tnmof
fow lThunsiaf Afternoon "a thrse
o'olock with Mn nt Al Cllnk.
sales
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-07-06

Anig Riiegs team neaHe fdkft
enei s. tlhe approaching nafih hQani
Katf rNezeef tfam fhs fnmao9o
ani ls Aoao o1 flm foaFe of lim
anlaee aafpne agu aad
ean.ak consHlerahfe excitement Ger
40 ~ taitn SO damage uAs aant
fbn ieHas esesFf f#e bruises
IlH tiat atf IS a fN8 aN8 ta#
#aa tfs purge e iWNttn fHfN
E8ff kaen IUeE f4fe hea
eaUttip ipafINU hHe,a Hfe Esf.f
Hladrs are small r4sf fa f4ze aut sasI
- srl safe f Macs Hamilton
Hdtc' eefs af kaHeF E.if S n aft.
fw &ftles Uf ihen fa0 9tr
Ftgs ent H W chronic sstH
fl0H 8hd faf eIIHrf e5MffH 81
adl.fs -ald - Peoples Iif# sfofe 4a
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-07-06

uo ilsRlee HHa8H.e ls uHHes
fFe IFiI Atalt fa0 Eelrs Azl
eas Aid lu luF far mHifs eIf
fleuMAl4,m tfe5 hAai <Ha
tNiWe1 w eaft Htt Ne esa
tH. HNeHt II II suffer
Hns 'nn Ite sH r agi
- nA si bf Ft1p lfes stone HH
Iie fskofss iIsHs aHa Ise cleaH
ra Etn b. fie Baptist church at
the nna e A lntnwa a1
H.sh aas 9H1e aaeasful HaarrIa
IS se8 S arafins mtNs 81 ea.
UfHi Gaa a0se efoad
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-07-06

LA Ymeuf lhHAHaftuW af ihe UU
gafs membrane H fhn W5ud pfEs
NhNh @uff Inrs etiDu&s fn Ehf
lafnrux and bronchial tuhas. and /.
a1e of ihe most dangerous diseases n
eA4ldfun. lf aImusf aIWass eomes al
it, the niEh3 4ENa frequent kMal
slaaa e iAiafts tIAfl0uHA NKWl
Ard ann'f Hailara SNOW LInemen'
externally Oh lIs thfeat ee iAt 81
sold hf Peoples Drug STORE IL
N B noUue fetauad last nHsti
fnm Mountain Grove Me whnFs hs
accompanied Nm fsrae alo sH
flslt there iof sme fime
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-07-06
lhi AN sIalYl8w
itefan Hf
A gusst prescription
Bot mankind

Tie scent packet n enough fof
usual aeuasluns TIE family hottie
fao oenss eaafaius supply Tor J
scar an dMegisls sell tlsem. d
NesleF Rose formerly steuugmphef
il TIE oelce Il n y Wilson bat nos
e Maskngee. vas visitor hers
yesterday evening
The Tupelo journal., 1905-07-07

What We Have Lett in Mems Suits are Bargains.
Going to Portland?
or abroad? 0. just 10 the country? In any event you'll need d
> Trunk or q suit case. perhaps both. Whichever one, the kind
YOU surely want is the kiad that will battle the Baggage smash
er, that is the kind you will get here at greatly reduced prices
The Tupelo journal., 1905-07-07

On account of i'll health Miss Purvin
will not be able to use the Myra Smith
Scholarship at the Scarritt Bible and
Training School, Kansas City, No.
This Scholarship is owned by the
Woman's Home Mission Society OF the
N. M. Conference. Any young lady
of good, moral, character and well rec
commended, desiring training IN Home
Mission work, e~itnerrfor active service
or in the home church, will be giver
the use of this scholarship upon proper
application to Mrs. L. G. Short, Como,
Miss.
Mrs. G. L. WREN, Pres.
Mrs. L. C. SHORT. Cor. Sec.
Crnnison. Miss, June 1905
The Tupelo journal., 1905-07-07
Speaking of Electric LIGHTS.

desire to call the attention of the
patrons of the plant to the following
laws in relation to them.
1st. The rate for all night service is
as follows viz.
Scandle power lights, so cts.
10 - l.Uo.
Drive a peg here.
End. Stores and other places of bus
mess, will be allowed for protection,
one all night light where three lights
are used, and two all nights where
eight or more are used, without any
extra charge.
Lights burned all night in excess of
this, will be charged for at the all
night rate.
This is a fair notice, and if you do
not take the care now, to observe the
law in this respect, you certainly can
blame no one but yourself.
3rd. Persons not using their lights,
through the summer months are requ.r-
ed to so notify the manager and he will
have same cut out till needed by the
owner and thus save the trouble of
MISUNDERSTANDING about light bills.
4th. Since we have a day current
| Will WHICH W IQu Lie electric IanS, i
notice some lights burn both day and
night. ! me an all day and all night, tn S
will double the all night rate, and will
m ike the price of such lights as follows.
For 8 candles power $1.00.
> u > $500.
81 > $500.
each per month. To let such lights burn
all day, is of no benefit to any one,
and is certainly an injury to the city, in
which we are all interested.
9Th. Any changes made in your light
account, by changing the numbers OF
sizes of your lights, whether such
changes increases Or deminishes your
account, should be promtly reported to
the undersigned.
am perfectly confident that no one
wants, purposely to do wrong in these
matters, and that all that is necessary
is merely to call the attention of tn:
public to these laws, to insure the
faithful observance Of the same.
! am equally sure that the city council,
nor any of its attaches have the slightest
desire on intention, to at any time, or
in any way, If possible to be ayIide- BE-
oppression or over exacting toward OF
with the public. Trusting that tlese
suggestions NAV be of nut ~SlEelefit
to ali concerned.
am moot re spectfuIy.
r. D PORTER, Mgr, Light Plant
The Tupelo journal., 1905-07-07
Clothing For the Boy at Saving Re-
auctions.

That bow. Doesn't he give you lots of trouble, tho? all the
time sliding down roofs, climbing trees and hopping up the
floor with his clothes. That is the ideal boy, tho; and the one
to lessen the expense Of his clothing is to . buy the h kind : e, that is
when YOU have the chance. Our sales of clothing last month
was the largest Of the season. D DO you wonder at it when you ~
read this scale of reductions? This is a scale OF prices tnat is
in force in this department now on all our light weight wool
suits.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-07-07
Boys Knee Pants.

We are showing the celebrated Cracker jack Pants. They
are Atwood, made with double seat and knees, tapped seams
and patent elastic Wristbands, good value at 81 % SPECIAL
price e
The Tupelo journal., 1905-07-07
Sacrifice!

w Come in land pet our cost mark and deduct opGm cent from any and al remaining Summer Goods posi-
tvy sold below cost w must have room for i immense falls stock we beNe Tp rG 50 aLrMVey W"
that we will clos scout 0r spring mds summers goods short order w Watm money and We WI room NO
body ihstI CLOSE money! yet wedaren let summer stocks lap ovr Ttothe next season 50 w are oNng a
clear and cemc tm aldepMtmens
The Tupelo journal., 1905-07-07

THE TER
of the Bank you p~atrouize may have
much to do with your success IN busl-
ness. Our reputation is built upon ma
nv years of the successful handling OF
large and small accounts for
Corporations, Merchants,
and private individuals. Courtesy and
conservatism-our ~watchword.
Interest on time deposits.
First National Bank
Tupclo, Mississippi.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-07-07
Got your Tan Oxfords yet?

No? Well, you'd better. Everybody is wearing them, and
hlvinc them. We have the kinds that catch every cool
brsgze, the best of feathers ~stylshly made, shapely and close
fitting around the ankles, the kind preferred by men OF TASTE.
SIS and Sc kinds now eo 3
So so and 81. 90 kinds now S1o2
So 90 and So. SO kinds now 9loo
The Tupelo journal., 1905-07-07
OF Interest to the Ladies
Hew Stock of Wattlng

so Rolls Of China Mating. 80 Rolls cotton warp mattlngs
To start these to selling rapidly we are. All patterns l6c
The 4Oc and 45c kinds, per yard ~
Evening journal., 1905-11-02
elIssIA INToxIcATF.

N HE news Of liberal government for
i Russia has intoxicated the people.
Thousands have gathered in the streets
OF the cities, shouting, singing, marching
irresponsible.
The devout have hurried TO the churches
to oner up fervent thanksgiving to Saint
Nicholas. a number Of the most reck-
less have interpreted their promised
liberty as license to do or say anything.
And throughout Russia bediam has broke
loose.
Probably Il could not have been avoid
ed. All the pent up feeling Of years has
found vent and all Russia is letting on
steam. each person in his own way.
Next win come the sober second
thought There must be a government.
Property and person must be respected;
otherwise there can be no liberty. For
freedom does not necessarily mean weak
ness or impotence. free government
must respect the wishes OF the masses
and it will soon be question Of what the
masses want
Unfortunately the old system has bred
anarchists and socialists. Oppression and
cruelty have made thousands OF agita.
tors whose hands are against any govern
ment These must be suppressed. and
win be suppressed by the people them
selves throughout their chosen represen.
tatlves in the national parliament
But the institution OF the new order IL
a most delicate task, and NJ. witte Il
he succeeds has more honors in stor'
than he won as peace commissioner
Success to him in his new field Of labor
Evening journal., 1905-11-02
sub.idI.s Not the Remedy.

From tho Savannah News.
Notwithstanding the fact that there
are numbers Of american vessels lied
up ia the ports OF New York. Boston and
Philadelphia for want of charters. while
sim otaer ysasels are inquring from
porl 20. nasi Cog freights. the subsidy
Ern:cfs are SIN call ng for a building
ZIP Of fac American merchant marine by
means OF government bouuties The ciy
ls. &C. course. largely personal and selfish,
except IN some few Instances where hon
esq eehflcmcn really believe that the
only way evos again TO dot the seas with
American nsgs Is to take the money out
OF the federal Treasury and give it TO
ship owners for engaging Ia business.
re- prerzs, the leading daily newspaper
OF Brenos Ayres. in the Argentine Re-
public, discussing Secretary Shaw's renl-
edy for improving the trade Of the
United States with South America by
Substituting ships, makes some pertinent
remarks. It says that the people OF the
Argentine Republic viii continue to buy
and sell in The most convenlent markets,
and that moreover, United States fiscal
legislation hnders commercial relations
between North and South America" The
correctness OF this view Is self-evident
Even II we had subsidized ships the mar
kots OF The Unitod States would stll be
"inconyenient' for the South Americans.
and they would continue 10 buy and
Evening journal., 1905-11-02
CAUGHT AT RANDOM
Right OF way-dlvlng a fun ton.

Right Of way-Giving full ton.
The burglars faith in banks is often
shattered by dynamite.
Some think that a word TO the wise
would be sufficient il you ask him to
take a drink.
Life Is not always what it seems,
for there's many a. silver watch on the
end OF a gold chain.
Too many people would rather Judge
a town by It's jails than by its churches.
Bnls-It is meyer too late to mend.
Wills-That Is no reason why you
should make 30 many bad breaks.
They say a burned child breads the
fire, but is is just as well to hide the
matches.
A dog show which opened at the
Crystal Palace. London. recently con-
tanned e.5OS entries, valued at $780,
600.
What makes you think mar
riage is a lottery?
Joyce-Beeause was thrown down
a hundred times before l won the capi-
tai prize.
Evening journal., 1905-11-02

BcEnsrs-Woader why they call that
man a green grocer
Jenners-perhaps he is just starting
in the business.
Among elephants both sexes Of the
African species have ivory trunks.
while in Asia these are generally re-
stricted to the male.
crab caught recently in the English
Channel measured three feet from tip
to tip of claws and weighed nearly
fifteen pounds.
A farmhouse near Minehead. Eng
land, is situated in so deep a hollow
that for three months OF the year the
suns rays do not fan upon it,
A coal company at Aberdare. South
Wales was fined recently for having in
correct scales, although the error was
considerably against the company.
A Liverpool firm of timber merchants,
Seth Bennett and Co, are engaged in
cutting pitch pine timber to be exported
under contract with the United States
authorities, to the dockyards at New
port News The transaction Is unpre-
cedented in the history Of the timber
trade at Liverpool or any other port in
the British islands.
Evening journal., 1905-11-02
A KINGS DAUGHTER
Comedy Drama Will be Presented at
New Century Club.

A Kings Daughter" a comedy drama
in three acts viii be presented at the
New Century Club tomorrow evening
under the auspices OF Macedonia Circle
OF Kings Daughters OF West Presby-
terian Church. 1t will be given by the
class in Dramatic Action, under the di-
rection of Mahala WELSH Perkins. The
program:
Cast OF Characteristic. Graham,
Miss Margaret Burgien; Aunt Claissa.
Miss Ellen Aiken; Rebecca Spencer.
Cwho thinks herself one OF the girls).
Miss Hazel Kellam.
Kings Daughters--Helen Graham.
CMrs. Graham's daughter). Miss Ethel
r.. Anderson; Florence Baldwin. Miss
Ethel c. McVey; Kittie Green, Miss
Nellie Lynch; SalIle Browning, Miss
Maude Moody; Ruth Adams. Miss
Bertha Biddle; Mabel Morris. Miss
Elsie Davis; Polly Graham, Miss Mar
guerite Wells; Nan Graham, Mahala
Wells Perkins.
Special Features--A Glimpse into
Child Land. Kings Daughters Drill.
Evening journal., 1905-11-02
The Anthracite Roads.


From the Boston Globe.
Judging by the tone Of the stock mar
ket the anthracite roads are thought
TO be In q very favorable position.
Aside from any professional booming,
for one reason or the other. the high
price now ruling for anthracite and the
heavy charge eracted by the roads for
transporting this staple point to large
earnings. The settlement Of the 1902
strike placed the coal roads. that are
also the owners Of the anthracite mines.
in the best position which they ever
occupied. The minimum price for coal
lat tdewater was pegged many notches
higher than the maEimum price had
been in some OF the earlier years, the
mine employees received somewhat hign-
Ter wages. and the only loser was the
who now pays 70 higher rate
per ton for his fuel than was averaged
several years ago. Improved methods
of handling and niring coal and lower
cost Of operating the transportation
systems have not been OF the slightest
benefit to the coal consumer SO far a.
price Is concerned. 1t ia even suggest
ed that I'm the future the coal roads
may decide to make the present max'-
mum tidowater price the las rate fc-
the whole year, not a very pleaemg
prospect for those who depend upon
anthracite for heating and cooking.