davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1905-08-09

figured net and the cuffs OF lace. but plain nets
Gre exceedingly fashionable for the blouse while
any OF the seasons materials for which shirrngs
are appropriate can utilized for the bolero and
II liked the cuffs be omitted and the sleeves
cut of in three-quarter length.
The quantity Of material required for the medium
New-York tribune., 1905-08-09
GYP AND HER KITTENS.


We had z cat named Gyp. a dainty, ladyhke
cat IN most respects. Occasionally she INDUCED
Il & few kittens which We're promptly made way
TSts." Then there were two which mysteriously
41ssppeared before the undertaken" arrived. A
friend visiting US had made much Of Gyp' feed
ing her Al the table when she came around at
meal time. After the disappearance some one told
Mrs A. that eats sometimes ate their Kittens
The next time Gyp showed herself while we were
Al table Mrs. A. said: Go away. you old can
nibal have nothing for you!' This was re-
peated TIL Gyp could stand il no longer, and at
the next meal she came and stood in front Of Mrs
A. with a kitten in her mouth Ny mother took
and said. why, Gyp, 20 and bring the other
baby" which she Immediately did Needless 10
say they were allowed 10 live.
Later. one kitten IN Time had kitten of her own,
which she Immediately took 70 the bottom of the
garden which ran through 10 the next street The
hoyher and grandnothers then took turns IN
watching il and IN coming 10 the house for meals.
Dokens our canary bird. treated 10 lump
O. maple sugar. wedsed between the bars OF his
cage u time il hardened so that his bill made
e Impression. 10 one knew how he managed II,
.1r ~ saw But one morning the sugar was
st9lla soaking il his bathtUb, and he enjoying II
immensely. The tub TOO far from the slde
or The age for il 10 fan IN. S. J. A.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-20
THEY READ The ADS
a oassr MistAke Caused Cansidrr-
ahls IRettsmsHt

ln MONDAYS lni.f hiaftatn 3
mistake acrafrei Is nHe of the aFe
advertisements the name af Nughte
Milford suoe ~ VAS placed under
BadReti Sanders advertisement
Jas h8w the mistake happened g
3eruf Is n0t knaun except that bus
luee ats scfg rushing 90 ule eilee all
day thc "a mau bad bis hands mu
ana the error Shipped passed 0u the
blind side Of tie pfessman 10 brought
Is nue cousoiat 0u however the
vivid realization that the Chlefiaiu
subscriber, Qad the dally advertise.
ments The mistake vas uei noticed
II TIE 0alce Until Tie carriers Tad
gene aut on thtr routes and then the
central Kif sot bun aith a ard
trum that IS until }5 they kepl Il
up Wm the matter with Had.
eeti- sanders ad That had
hreas SOD made "a H.ss ad What ,
the matter u.tli goa fellows lp tleu
muN have tasn dosu ta oklahoma
.Cf}f Y0u don't mean 3 aJ that
Wright NHiofd arc soi.Ing KuaS bats
a. yUof
Tie last 0ne % rali % Nas a 'adf.
iisr roics vas solt and cultured but
hsf ladgllke tones sore tlnCiured
with safeasu aud anxiety IS she said.
"For pitts akss are Wright Hiiiaris
selling millinery too I dont think
is falF and ia Ike 60 so hat that
they had Oh. q mistake h itg Well,
I claim that's 4 iiuger And ~ e
went en- "a turned out that both
afas goi more advertising out q II
glAn Il the mistake hadn't happened.
hat it Required considerable talking
10 get the matter stralshlencd out.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-20
COUNCIL MEETING
Superintendent 81 watsrworh. Ra-
tatasds

TIE now cts Council met Ia rcgn.
Iaf session TUESDAY At thg cliy hall.
al memhsrs hsiHg present
Ou mot ion Of Alderman FuftneF tie
council decided 10 retain Tn services
q Henry worman. superintendent
81 vAterwoFks and hls assistant,
nydsf walhfidge until charges q IN
competency Is sul.tantAied against
tflsa
TIE various committees toF ths gesF
wsrs nAmra
FsANcn Deck, Riddle ard
Fuunef
onnaSASer Riddle, starr and
Nallsn.
srnEer AID AtlEY wnkimou.
Cox and Riddle
pouce WnAlusan starr and
NAiisn
Finr DEPARTMENT byrd recs
ard Wilkinson
Pkngs Foanef Byrd and VII.
kluNsu
CEMETERY Cox, Deck and starr
sksfFARY Fafinef hgFd And
RAllen.
PuuLH nUuptsoa kSD NkHKxI
ilotans starr, HYFd and Cor
t.sswr x~w wkrNs nsek Hyri
snd Cos
/ KproArios Founef Riddle Ard
I fttck
/ warNn cosNIssIosEas Riddle,
cox ard waklneo0
Tlss counca directed THAT slga
tie prles ~ tiis How ala tSan
team he paid TIE water comuss ia
elected n their last meeting sefs -
elected Iasi night ia srcaHiaBce sith
tire custom ID sueh cassh Tba com
mission Is eomposei y Alderman
Riddle. Wilkinson ard Crs
AH bits agaluSt TIE city WeFe e.
fsfred 3 the committee 90 fuaDee.
lA \ Green Lad peltiian hefuv ihs
o8ansl 6 alloN him 3 bai.d 4 sled
ou his rfoperty sHta of fha Green
Ilatef Tta pqiltloa WAs rfHfsi
usea to I'm ~ iack II fofm AII
pli.ef appointments sere postponed
untIl 4 future meeting The coaucl
then adjourned
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-20
TALKS AL THE TIME.
A hAsAins That vsr Let. Up on
T. -


TIE 6olasn A. re Is FOO
the count ; vii Z machines
They have tasn 81 o. o. oYsy
customer ubo buyss25 usfth d goods.
nd The rush u business las ea8sed
1ism 70 execute another order FOR
mAcllnes
Tlls Goiden Rule Is one among the
few large stores in Ninlia tiat believes
IN Advertising nswspapef ADVERTISING
especially Mr Harris ike many
other great men, gof his siar run.
uiug q newspaper and IA hns printer.
lie knows boN 10 write good adysr.
tissmeuta he can make tie lead
lines q an "a as attractive as TIE
headlines g wedding erlts W aud
tilt prices as Aliuflng a ths Nesiding
lorf
This arm believes Ia good newspaper
display and q continual c0mmunlca.
ton with uleig customers through tie
nAilg Chiefiaia. Tter taking ma.
chimes, though q uics present uiu ii
time wear oat3 THE ueonds vii beeoms
stale ard tehlnd TIE times nal tls
pas .n ne balls ChIsflalu wHl ren
tle saf round something nse e,eD
fcw days while their motto. rn,
stofe Who're Dollar Goes tie farth
eat has bec1me household wefa
thfu shodi The whole oouutff
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-20
BIG CASE
REOpENED
The Famous FIippIn Case To
Be Again Tried BY The
Dawes Commission.

The ease u Relis 4 hoWers et al
49, msnf in the Cher
0kNa nation, nAs referred hack
10 The nawr commission for eadiu.
dication b fhe secretary q the ia.
feflof GA q recommendation of The az
sistAuf attorney general
Mrs Bowers Niih her mother and
the other members af her mothers
family vas admitted 60 citizenship
by the spears court 10 isst She vas
enrolled with her children then iig-
ms ln lssa Ia 1851 The a lair court
decided that the admission bf the
Speafs oouu Nas secured by fraud by
certain 81 THE PARTIES interested and
since that time her name las uot ap-
pcared upon an5 81 tie rolls 81 the
Cherokee nation
There ara uearl3 em names 0n ths
Cllefokes rolls wtere fraad Is changed
a. q tbe nowen ease The decision
referring ths Bowers oase back 20 the
pases commission foF readludieation
alliprauably alert al ether apple
eanfs where fraud IS ci@rgoi aud viii
eomp, each g have bis ease heard
mdls lduallg teiore the Dawes com.
mission
ifthH S doao q Ereaf amount Of
extra ear1 sllI be thrown upon tie
commission
Application vas made lu the Bowers
matter before tfe commission under
the So 81 1aug rs lsa6 Fart u Mn
favvr family admitted andlpart
rejected bY tne commission "A ap
pea was taken to ths springer court
abab rejected al 0f the applicants
after tle passase % the curtis bil
application vas made agaif for her %
the commission. which held uat 10
Lad nc jurisdiction over hcf Iease sud
further beId taai the decision q tie
spfIagef court under tl.s aef af June
/ 81 lga was e1rfvci This deeisiun
~ lhe commission was aHfm ag fhe
secrstaff q TIE nfaflor
Eereauf William Heu8 Willie a.
forust at-lAr WashIug. p a. tiled
Imaaau aHh the department q the
interior asslus references af the case
De- tie assistant attorney geaeni,
Iahrh usaItsdd lHf5e ca-e 6eius sent
Ifu tIe commission ipE resdHaeatieH
THa aasuHs af ffis drrIsIHff are rau-
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-20
BOARD OF PHARMACY.
hsidIag Ets Regular oaastsrly
Meetimw Here.

Tls Territorial Hoard q Pharmacy
il holding ia Hra quarterly meeting
of THIS rear IN tic Cherokee cluh
Fooms IA this eIty this seek.
This toard i composed of tho fal.
loving memlsn. l. Mathews pfesi.
dent. Nlamli II q kniseleF secre.
targ, CIec0tals u q Cobb tgeasur.
ef Nussoges Prank G savage, Harts.
horn. and " O strothsF CentmliA.
The board was appointed ~ Judge
Raymond ln compliance wltl the la
regulating tte pmelles 81 pharmacy
If TIE Indian Territory pASsed April
=. lsot
The attention q the beard VIII T.
directed today 70 the applications q
pharmacists flr registration. Ataul
thirteen % these hAYe already bceH
aled
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-20
ENTIRE NOUS CLUB.


4 AN taAfHtA AfHaa htttN Htat ttfttA HfAtt
Mrs Geo Harris April q, With Mrs.
e ~ Daf a. leader The topics en-.
der discussion eill be The Decay of
Russian Mobility ard sTlle Church
Sans Morals wlth sabtop.e As fol.
lows
eln - aleet ala tlo old Rms
slan % @mbla eur Southern
Arisioe Mrs nag
itfesefile ~ slsn 10
hle before & &
stffs An luW
What eas thc ii ca between
Russian ard Americas smsnclpa.
tiauf Mu Milford
What effect had fle smAneipatF "a
apon tlle peasants a ~
Ma eaillan
III has tie Russlau noble tried
70 adapi himself 70 new conditions
and silh what results Mrs. I'm.
met tlsa
What are practically the only e..
taiss Ia n9unshiug condition 60.
day. Ms Bethel
What writer has sivldiy described
tle decay y tle Russian nobility
Mis- Margaret johnson
What IS the most u0ticcahlo ia
these arltines Ms Henry Harris
what political reforms did Alsran-
der u attempt during lls reign
NlN Natalie Warren
Trace lhe eroath q tae famine
! periods ln Russia Mn 4 S Nc0af.
du
What Is the present outlook fof
Russian agriculture and Fesaans
Mn Lucy
"rnder shat d.acaties % TIE clef
lgy lalof .u l,ussa Mn Canksesles
Tell afthe differences u Iife of a
Iprlef e tie Interior aud Oue q tht
/ Western provinces Mrs Dawson
Wiat does iht 1oy SYNOD can.
slider mtutorioas Wors ou Ulle pat
Iaf thtll priests Mu Geo Harris
What relation exists hsteeen th,
/ religious ard mom lie of q peasant
+ Mu swain
What the sria status q tbt
{ Rnssiau Weman Miss scott
] What condltloa encourage thi
growth 81 immortality Ia Russia Ms
I Stutmman
"Wial HfasBee has tbe ofthodai
/ lchuuh upp BassIan moasF Ms
Is + Johnson
ARE Russian sestafiam Affected s.
/ these aemomliz.H conditions aa.
shgg Mrs scott
"Namf ihe pf'nept assvHtu.
secis iu {aNa ana te af tHtf u
+ fIs.aas belief Ms WI ar0agH
"Riat can be aa1r iar tHe nuplaf
fsasant moalE sHufMiy aaa
physically Nn renaue
Basas greatest painter Mrs
Riddle
"Neisrn gasaaArt Me Fenh
.ns
Mr lMuap ar Turauah Ntt aH
lists trrtheaf Kansas Ct9 aft h5e
.te mtef safe tb Uuarh
.aeds
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-20
DOING A BIG BUSINESS.
ons Factory Ia viutta uuatie e
suppiy IL Trade.

Mans feadem % tfe Chlaitaln VIII
be surprised b learn That tlisfs is ana
manufacturing establishment iu ST.
nlia thar runs fpme ~ SEVEN men
Nad carries a steck 81 sle.sn worth q
material and goosis on hand and yet
Is unable 10 supply tie demand of
Is secure help enough 70 dli ife of.
dem which come from 81 parts of tie
United states IHs little industry
which has grown a. in Niuita almost
unn0llced Is The cigar factory owned
And conducted hY q Napuil MI
Napeil came hers seven months ago
Ils has had twenty yvan experience
at rs business and tie grade q cigars
turned oal HeFe sell a. vhalaie af
a. "a 80 per thousand H. has na
trouble & dispose 81 as goeds rs
ouly tfoublo S % supply TIE trade Ne
IA an nnaNumlns nnpfefentious gem
ilsman. deals strictly fot cash and
oves 10 NAM dollar lie ass be
coald run a faFee % twenty men this
spring II le could rei them
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-20
JOPLIN vlEITAO
Local, Went to Pieces iu Yesterday
Game WIth thc Miners4

Josutaal the n faue E Else
ssres If tave b - played H tha
ety bf -, seoe af llto uuunm
,sas ei.t ans passed e.stt uea tohnt
base 0hHe Dee et them doau witb
calls ats biG Ills support eas bad
Is It SEEMED the wia'e team had ao og
dar u8 error after ertar allowed The
visitors 20 p.Ie up their eon The
laas hit Horton pretty lively but
cau.d naf bunch their hlb enough %
Fef "a single mau across the ruhbef
ueuu Dave IS pitching thsaflern0m
game aHd it IS Thought that the Re-
sa.f wlIi be Gar different fnm THAT ef
yesterday A B ~app WHe las been
PLAYING ar.t hasa far NiuIia left last
uiEht for ms home no ludependedee
Ma sammy Morris 1opIius Indian
IS coutestIur ior hanon m tile hos
will noar abis ctHei Hadl
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-20
OPENED SKATING RINK.
vtuita Ysung People Gissu Anesh'
81 Means af Pleasure

& S0ffn speneihls skating flnk
ruesiay in the building neeHi "
aratsA i, Road S HaufuFd lmp.s.
msnt company THE opehinA nigl8
vas free - everyone ail1aisfee efeHa
Wa there to eulol the fun A. th's
4 ths arsl roller skating done iu this
clt, RECENTLY tnsFe werv some ntce tail'
from ilasa eno vcrt tgius e learn
this sport Thss Nas a ieN Kgl
skaters pteasni though. and ~ s short
time there 0ll le more Tie iiel's
went OFT aioat 8 y causing TIE sat.
er "a stop earlier than they would
otherulse have done
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-20
SUNDAY SCHOOL
CONVENTION
VIII Convene In Muskogee On
May z and 3.


the third annual convention Of TIE
Indian Territory sunday scilooI As~o-
soclAtlon which will b. held az Nus
kogss Al the Flrst n. = Church South,
Nay and i Committees have been
appointed le take care 0f the dele.
gates and inrnial1 them Nlth enter
talnment Ths psogram follows
funbkr AFTERNOON
30 Prepafagery serFloe Led by
Rev. 7 l. Lalianes
Gathering iand Greeti0g hy The
supariutensients q sunday Schools q
Masaoznr
. Registration
Meeting Executive Committee.
as a Gouferouce With the Great
Teacher
8m TIE KeY Noss q the Couyep-
ton Rev q " suodgras4
$50 Primary Hour an Mar
Foster nfyuer
sl5-A Addfczs srhe Pastors Duty
60 ths enid W 5 Wiley
xumpAK EVESfs0
40 service u song Led by Loeal
Commitgos
~we are Gma You came. -
ths MAJOR = Muskogee
h so Afo ws Geo ? Mcclure
- Address. The Chl.d v,
Teach. NafY Foster hfyueF q lm
Rols
usns EapkY Fannsous
Gsnsna sHaleri gsachlng -
lEhHd"
50 Service 81 song Led - Lea
Luaaef
sa- Qnlet uoaf with me Word
Rev ) h Thamppu
8n What Jesus sals About -
ng Tles + II II seb 81 Colgate.
aB SPECIAL Aids . the School
MARI Foster Bfgnef
Tia Home Department
Hause.to-tloase Niatat.an
Cradle 8eI
ne Nss~nser Service
A eartioa 81 his halr All. ie de-
voted to open conference
lim rlls kmE Bes.ues
Report oi OlHeers
Report oi CQmniiiees
pIalns fof TIE Nee Year
WrusEsok4 Arrmsu9s
Geaen Subject keepug tha
Chid m Seioui
aa puaarF wafsen @aicuuea
feabY MaY Foster bBnet
ao Service y saqF
2la QoJei Hour With the Nori
res i e Carlton
m Tie NcJnaI Class Res. B +
temifink
Ho T,e Teacher Before the elaS
Res j p Watson.
aus Eeeftbsl3 Hour rwo MIN
ute Speeches Comiueied hg " IS
Wiley
4A diminished business
tu PRIMARY Hour Ms hGnef
WEDNESDAY, BYsNtsH
$50 Service af song
son Address. Through Field
Glasses Mau F@iof npnet
as last Words Rev Evans
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-20

The eluh met SATURDAY afternoon
alih Mrs Gatssuod 20 discuss
not4ft nmWnlng Miss iirosnlnF be.
ms tie leader Her paper en
enfonnlngs Conception q Grpstb
Through rglsl ard struggle eas ope
Il ne tssi q tie f,Af, and brought
aat maug gead points ~ browning !
,writlnge " ilaui Is understand.
Tis subt0pies sas vel rendered.
To einb alll meet saturday April
= vlfh Mrs KELLEY Is discuss llotcFt
l.oak stevenson. Ms Kelley tss
eiaFNe It's programme
stsfsuu0s Ancestors Nn
Parker
a fAper "Ilm psfenaiiiy and
Writings Ms KELLEY
3 Outline q lis Lie Ms Lae1
stefensns Country Letten
Is,gs4 Mfs sanders
s. - Fret SELECTIONS fam "A
CAlds nanieH 81 Verse Mrs
HaielA
s Ills styie Me Baldwin
Reading FROM EudHrHois
Mn Iiamrs1H
sIssehsaas Women Ats
Turner
nameier siudl iiam David
faliear Nm 5lskenty
81 iik papliar.tf Nn ou
ll Ills nait SD fte sfafeHus
Memorial Am 0afeHaH5
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-20

Carlos llurd was 81 apprentices 30
the Cmefiain e1ics n yean aeo. steu
Be learned 70 set type and dld tie
ellnnas about TIE 0aloe It's dssir.
sas b - 8 Newspaper man ard -
~ about pfuprlns himself 4 fev
fsas atef - graduated frum Druu
eoilese ~ Springfield ard ffom there
tuok q place a. reporter fof the 81.
LOUIS star Later hs worked oa tie
Post Dispatch whleh p'sce be heId
several yeafs Al a sslafy IS sf5A sees
10 IS noW emploled 81 Nj iIant S
SEES York aAnr the Journal at 8
suad 0larY and holds responsible
psltloa e /, pleasant o. re-au1 the
sBcoeo ~ a hay sho uH about oar
streets and grew gp ih 1aF m.isf
Young llgHi ,uescss IS taa hrse
measure dug "a the fael uat 81 had a
asca abiset iu Ilfe and sarkei ca Il.
and aasg afrsd s. labor
IA s.-.z.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-20

The Commercial eiub received hAil
a car of oak lumuef from Wyandelte
Monday ~ nse Ia building calsefte
on tie ruads near tonn FARMERS de.
string % improve the roads ia thelf
section will r. furnished the lumlWi
free and TIE work should b done
sllhoat DELAY
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-20
WON'T ENROLL
AND ALLOT
FulIbIood Cher0kees Being
Hunted Down BY Field
Parties

James Muskns, u this eltY al in.
talli<euf fullhioed nho lAsleen inter.
preier foF sn enrolling party sent oaf
lngo the hlls tS Tie Dawes Nommses
lon IS AZ b ne On visit wlth his
family Ia an inteFyies wiih a repre-
ssn4fiye 81 tile Chlsiisln ile sAfe sls1us
tao hundred iutilans have been found
who have uos tled 0n lard and whn
ar ssos GA tie rolls recently made oi
tse lFiix Aany uAmrs IS fulibloots
\ aiu un tits rolls % ssl, and subsequent
rolls who have died and their nAmes
have nos iean taken - the rolls 4
great many others teiue to enroll and
are opposed % allotment of dissolution
II irltai relations and are opposing
TIE government II ever step Ilie
Nleill Hawks and The ketoowaiss are
tao uepefala and distinct hands bat
both are holding eut against efrfl'
thing tire eheFokse agreement proposes
Thrv AFe many sAd cases u the hard
ship ,heY ate tsinsaE apon them
ssitts. A case j. feclted o fallhlpesl
wifo owned dns farm bot refused g
lle on il. 4 freedman sent te ths
land 5nicr and hlsa ou tie plAee and ilss
lallhl0ssl refused % eufsra contest and
II tilssapiratiouof Mos months wAs
pat ia possession % tlie Indians home
10 indian pollecc cieelins him and
carving hls household sogsis e. neigh
Der lng hillside Tie fulihlaqd Is nos
living ln 4 tent wlth "a family ahIls
aunffsef oecuples his lame
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-20

% your pslntlnE with Jsp.s.t.se
Ftsrss ltaw = fuF. 60
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-20

Agent Fadhng uf the katyWld to-
day that be- had orders NOT % repair
tie old structure uoa called g depot
Thls looks little Ike Sc are 20 get
a ncw depot ln the near future.
Natlonl baptist Anniversary 81
Louis NO. MAY 1914 1895 Rate. one
first class fare plus dfty cents Tor the
round trip. Date Of sale May S. q lo,
n and II. ieo5. Final limit May, 21,
1905. See Katy agent
r. A. Farthlng Agent.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-20

For mskiaE oid furniture scw use
Jsp a-tse. rrsEests.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-20

hofI ANaldhtking powders made from
alum They iook iisc uure powders,
end may faisc the cake. but alum
e poisan and 20 enc can eat iood
mlxed with & without injury 10 health
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-20

paicr nksfso
oaofa Co.
NtiCA2
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1905-08-23
oraagsburg Collegiate Institute

orangsburg Collegiate Institute
Parents who expect to patronize
boarding schools the next session are
now deciding where to send their
sons and daughters. Before making
your decisions, you should write for
. catalogue of the Orsngeburg Col:
legiste Institute. It is one Of the
best equipped schools in lower South
Carolins, and has faculty second to
no other school in this section. The
school is beautifully located in one
OF the hes1tbiest towns in the State.
zIt has one of the best music depart
ments in the State.
Over one hundred students have
sent in their applications.
Write President w. s. Peterson
for catalogue, terms, etc. he can
certainly interest you, and it you
send your boys and girls they will
be in good hands.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1905-08-23
Shady Grove News.

Rain continues to fail in abundance.
Scarcely q day passes but what We
are having rair; crops are nearly
ruined BY being drowned. Last
week one night we had severe
storm which blew down corn ard
cotton.
The people of our community are
enjoying excellent health. We are
having plenty to amuee US and keep
us in good spirit. A protracted
meeting is in progress at Salem
church this week. Such services will
begin at Shady Grove church Sun
day, August 20, and will continue
the week following.
A joint Childrens Day and Mis-
sionary meeting was held at Shady
Grove, Thursday, August II. Quite
3 large congregation was present.
Many high compliments and ex-
pressions Of pleasure were
heard concerning the beautiful reci-
tations and songs by the children.
They were trained by Miss Luis
Eleazer, who has much success in
teaching and training children.
After the children's exercises a most
bountiful dinner was served on
large table built for that purpose.
In the afternoon Rev. Truesdsle,
Presiding Elder Beasley and Prot.
Haynes of Leesvllle College, spoke
on the subject of missions. They
acquitted themselves very creditably
Misses Keenan, and Hsltiwsnger of
Columb bia. are the guests of Miss
Lula E.eazer.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1905-08-23
Bargains for You!

A special invitation is hereby ex'
tended to the ladies' of this commun-
.ity to visit my store and examine my
stock of silk mohair, briliantine and
cashmere dress goods. Also, l am
oyerstocked with shoes and / will
reduce the price to minimum until
my stock is reduced. Those who
call early will get some bargains. 1
will sell other goods in my line as
cheap as you can buy the same goods
anywhere. Call and zee that I mean
Just what I say.
2gtf Z. E. Nj. Smoak.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1905-08-23
Saw a Snake.

While on his way to attend court
last Monday morning, Robert Brook
ser, colored, came near being bitten
by . large rattlesnake near Mr..
Luther Lown's, which was coiled in
the path. He came near stepping
son the snake and it was by hair
breadth that be failed to do 30. He
killed the snake, which had eleven
ratties and button.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1905-08-23
An Excellent Lecture.

D.. James A. r Scherer, Pres
dent OF Nswberry College, made an
eloquent and profound address be.
fore the teachers Of the Sumner
school and their friends in Roof Hall,
last evening IT was filed with
wholesome advice from beginning to
end, which # followed would raise
tie standard Of our educational sys-
tenn and improve it's efficiency.
There was very large audience and
all were delighted with having spent
such 3 profitable and pleasant eve
mig.