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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-06-22
ARRANGE ARMISTICE.
Efforts to Establish Preliminary
Protocol Being Made.
LIEEVITCH and OYAMA TO SIGN.
The Date for Peace Conference Not
Yet AnnGunced-Much Speculation
Regarding Appointment Of
PlenipOtcntinrles.

Washington, June IT, Alone on the
plains of Manchuria, midway between
the two great armies, the Russians and
Japanese commanders will meet to sign
the armistice which will pave the way
for Washington conference If the pres
emit tentative programme is followed.
Exchanges on this point are now in
progress between Toxic and st. Peters
burg via Washington but no final con-
clusion has been reached. 1t was first
thought a preliminary protocol might
be signed at Washington providing
for a temporary cessation of hostili-
ties but in view of the fact that this
concerns directly the armies in the
field it is believed that the belligerents
will agree that arrangements of the
armistice be best entrusted to Line
witch and Oyama, the respective COM
manders-in-chief, who in such event,
would be telegraphed special powers to
sign. The time limit for the armis-
tice has not been fixed but 1t will be
comparatively brief, that the progress
Of the conference may be assisted as
much as possible.
Prior to the signing Of the armistice,
however, will come the official an
nouncement of the Russian and Japan
ese plenipotentiaries.
Russia has indicated that her mis-
sion will be headed by M Nelidoff the
Russian ambassador at Paris. and 1t
is understood that the emperor has
requested Marquis Ito to head the
Japanese mission, although the dis
tinguished president Of the privy coun-
ell, SO far as is known here has not fin
ally accepted. Only his health would
cause him to decline in which event
Field Marshal Yamarata nrnhshly
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-06-22

New York, June 19.-College en-
rance examinations, conducted by the
college entrance examination board
will begin Monday morning slmulta.
neously at 100 points in the United
States and In London, Paris, Geneva
Frankfort and Dresden. IN New York
city the examinations will be held at
Columbia university. They will con.
tinuc for six DAYS at all examination
points. There are more than 2.10O
candidates this year, a large increase
over lest year. All the answers will
be read and rated In the New York Of
fee NJ the board, for which purpose
about 100 readers have been secured
from the leading universities, colleges
md preparatory schools in the colin
try.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-06-22
when Lawnon speaks.

Boston. June 2O.-Thomas W. Law
son will leave Boston to speak in Kan
sas City July 7; Ottawa, Kan. on July
8: Fairbury. Neb., July II; st. Paul,
Mimi, July 70 and 10. and Albert Lea,
Mimi, July "A. This journey Of the
crusader against "Frenzied Finance"
promises to be most picturesque and
stirring campaign against "the crimes
Of predatory wealth"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-06-22
New YORK Near -Four million

New York, June 2O.-From present
indications It seems probable that
New York city will almost reach the
100000 mark in the new statc census
report. From the best procurable ng-
hres, reliable statistics and reports
from the still uncompleted districts in
the city. It is predicted that the popu-
lation Of New York city June 1 was
3.9S7.15l.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-06-22
.srss:GoNmIs ErEnrInE.

Washington. June 20.-Secretary
TAFT Monday heard additional witness-
IS IN the Bowen LOOMS controversy,
Int the only development was the hS-
Ing Of :he amount Of money exchanged
between Mr.. LoomIs and the asphalt
company Al 5000 IN two checks, une
for 5000 and the other for $1,000.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-06-22
IL n..nr.t. Frhihl,nr..

Paris. Juno 20-The minister Of
commerce IL about TO PRESENT bill
10 parliament according 30 decora-
tons Of the LEGION n Honor 10 French
exhibitors at the 81. Louis exposition,
Including artists and SCULPTOR
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-06-22
MANY Era@IuIsE Surgeons Ont.

Washington. June 16-ccmmission'
Ct OF Pensions Warner has decided
that after July ! all orders for the
medical examination Of pension claims
shah cmanate from the medical
branch Of the bureau under direction
cf the medical referee The proposed
change VIII dispense With the use Of
more than 10e rosten Of examining
rurreona.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-06-22
washington Univer.tty Gets GIT.

St. Louis, June 16.-Formal an
nouncement was made Thursday Of a
gift Of s2o0.OO0 for a girls dormitory
by Mrs william Mcmillan. Of St
Louis, at the annua commencement
exercises OF Washington university.
The ceremonies were the first since
the university moved into its new
building. formerly the worlds fair ad-
ministration group.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-06-22
THE CAR PROMISED.
Delegation From Moscow ZemstvO
Congress Granted Audience.
PROMISES A NATIONAL ASSEMBLY.
The Emperor IS Reported to Have
Greeted the DCIesatiOn Most Corr
dIally-NO Mention IL Made OF
the Prepared Address.

st. Petersburg, June 20.-The car
received the zemstvo delegation Mon
day. The reception took place at noon
in the Alexander palace at Peterhof.
Prince Troubetskey, president Of the
zemstvo congress Of the Moscow gov
eminent, in behalf Of the Moscow del
egation addressed the emperor in a
long speech, in which he described the
serious internal conditions which have
caused the zemstovs to approach the
car directly. The emperor was evil
IDENTIFY much impressed. M. Fedorofi,
representing the st. Petersburg delega-
ton, also spoke. The car replied,
expressing deep regret at the great
sacrifices consequent upon the war, and
above everything the disaster to the
Russian navy. In conclusion the en-
peror said:
Il thank you, gentlemen, for the SEN
timents expressed and | join in your
desire to bring about a new order Of
things. My personal wish and my will
as emepror to summon national as
sembly is unshakable. await with
anxiety the carrying out of this my will
You can auuounce this to the inhab-
itants Of the towns and villages
throughout Russia and from to-day you
will assist me in this new work."
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-06-22

The address adopted by the all-Rus'
sian zemstvo and municipal congress
assembled at Moscow was taken tC
ST. Petersburg for presentation to the
emperor by a deputation headed by
Count Heyden and M. Shipoff, former
president of the Moscow zemstvo but
is does not appear from the cable dis
patch that the document was handed
to His Majesty, although doubtless
Prince Froubetskoy and M. FedoroR In
their speeches communicated the sub
stance of the address to the emperor.
The document In its original form
bids fair to become historic. The GUS
tomary phrases Of respect at the open
ing and the closing were omittel and
1t was otherwise unceremonious, en-
pIoying the direct personal pronoun.
The address arraigned the bureau
cracy and reminded the emperor that
his pledge to convoke a national as
sembly was slow of fulfllment. 1t
said the country was on the verge Of
civil war and even ventured to crit
icise royal measure, contrasting the
increase of the police power by the
ukase issued June four with the weak
ening of the administrative process
which the country had been led to ex-
pect.
The address urged the summoning
Of national assembly. that the war
nigh become national or cease, and
concluded with solemn>reminder Of
the sovereign's duty to God and to the
Fatherland and prayer, for action be-
fore 1t was too late.
The Delta independent., 1905-11-17
Always Stauneh
And True

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The Delta independent., 1905-11-17

Wood, Hnrly
woal. &C
Wood, Harrison
Wood, TIE
Wool. PB
Wright, Levi
Ya-nell. JF
Young, Geo IL
Yant 4 Nymnn
Z,nola, Caesar
Zaun, Mr. Lille A
The Delta independent., 1905-11-17
FIRST NATIONAL
A N k
OF DELTA.

At Delta. In the state Of Colorado at tho
close Of business. 1ug. =. 1905.
REsovkcHx, poLiA
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-10
HIS EXCUSE ALL RIGHT.
Ana ths oaieef Allowed Mr, Doeksy
20 Hsposs en- sAs Grass in
the PARA

Al midnight recently = policeman
found : man lsing en me sgaee antef
tree iu : PARK sna BE- aFausea him
relates ne chleagn later Ocean.
Gene. mister. na one eAn aiesp
here
nut have a goad sEcass replied
the man
what IS ii'@
ses thar house nFef thersr Well
please "a me d farar % - ard rinE
ths bsu and ask u william notksy e
a. home
The omosr wsnt 20 the house
asesa8ed the steps ard raae ibs bell
A head eas thrust aat y aa open Win.
ddu ant s female tates demanded
Saw uha is thsrs
Madam replies ths nfhref e
Wnllam naeksY a. hams
Ne sif and aunt sxpsr' Bin ur.
IN aayuahl sHappsd lhe somaH and
q ne same moment i9sIiai q Ns.
ser descended - he ofaaers bead
and haif drowned Win
~wefi sald the mao 8 ths grass
81 ths trrrlnE aaioef cane up pos
sse h8e & g. don't vaa7 I'm fsekeY
Thsfs Mrs noesel
Il thiuk sse remarked ihe officer
aYon sau remaia where fna are
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-10
RUSSIAN LIQUOR MONOPOLY
RewWnua ffOan Taxes Amounts 70 .
Large Sum ln the Course
el a Year

The two purposes ~ Minister Mltts
IN establishing government munDp
oly y the liquor trAfic u Russia wers
% diminish drunkenness ~ making q
more dlaeglt - obgain lntoAieAnts,
Ana 10 increase The revenues states
the phllAAelphia Ledger The time w
silii Too short to determine fairly The
eneet of lhe syrism on iushriesy. bat
there has been = positive financial
eAin o. the government 4 coAi tis.s
N0en from 1888 % 1891 10 pat the
scheme 10 opefation Daring isei
time the income fnom The business
covered bot only this outlay. bat also
ihe running expenses. the rnhateA q
aesy tmore ihan slgeooQeal, and TIE
o. eoo ooo douals1 io Temperance -.
Cleues, and left a surplus u ssseeei
Ia fbe year 1901 ths fecslpis tsom The
trarne we're tSi 39o @n and ihs current
expenses psre go Sos .NQe. leaving .
net profit of tip.2naeoo IN aaaliios.
the tax Oh liquor returned fies sf1eea
The years sales from the government
stores amounted tn isa a0pnO0e gallons
The moral effect u the mouofoly is
less apparent ln 1899 there wsfe ies
"a government stores Cor the retail
sale ~ liquors. and there we're diacov-
erred as0s lilsesi stores ~ speak.
castles The peasant memhers u The
oocfrfunes ln ths district 81 sAfaiof
declared that there b 40 appArsat de-
crwAae ~ drunkenness ard that -
there are 30 drinking aainoua ne
people rei drunk openly ia tie
streets. that the secret and ILLEGAL sale
of liquors il extending and that ihe
rural communities hNye larf lhs o1a
siderable revenue fnymsfg esylrga
from saloou sesnsss
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-10

CENSOR OF THE CEMETERY
Kmpleye of the City Burying Grounds
Who Looks After Tomb
stones

A tombstone censor IA employed ty
mosi large gemetsfiea u is the duty
81 thls mas q see that nothing un
sesmly IN fhe way ~ a tombstone s
put 10. states TIE Philadelphia Hulls.
tia A yvung ensiueet 30 Norris.
town mill Naa killed b tbs explasion
uf a BOILER and the family II shis young
mat. believing that the mill ounsrs
bad kuoWn al along that ths BOILER
was defective actually had carved on
the iamtsione iae sentence Murdered
BY hia masters The tombstone cun
aor. Of course refused 10 sanction such
AZ epHaph
On the death It q certain uoifi prime
aghtsf The surviving brother q the
man wanted 70 pat Is glass case
beside the grave q championship belt
four medals pair of gloves and ether
trophies q ths flne hAt tAs ceasor's
negatIve was nrm A widuA who BE-
lieyed that ihe physician AS respan
aItls Tor hsf husbands death wished
10 pas on The tomb Ne enjoyed .
cheap dociaf hat The tomhsinpe cen.
sar showed her that such 81 lheerip.
llon would lay her open % heavy dam.
ases far libsl Atheists sometimes az
rect ii their wills that shocking bias
phemisa hs carved 70 their monuments
The 1eneaf however aees 70 it that
shese tlasnhemlsa 60 uoi tiaaguFe the
cemetery
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-10
WHY THE SOLDIERS SING.
Il Helps Thsm Fofgst the rrivatlsuf
and Misery 6 Their
Lot

u has beer pointed eat Is ne $ a.
enlightened critic fhaf must BE- mis-
taken ln desefitlns he ~ q its Rus.
sian soldier 81 aa unhappy one Rea-
sian regiments elWasa aias 90 mt
march he H2plsIH ard therefore uf
course. fhe msu mus y happy sa4a e
sfiief lu Nineteenth Century
iis = perfectly Flsh' about the Stag
ms Russian soldiers - always slne
ina ihsy slns 30 ths march theg aar
d ihe lfala ihaY sins ealls theF are
eatins their black bread Z sapa 90
lsogf fabhaael ihay sins iH Ihe shar-
sAsfaa lnahlic hauae 8te alea
seen s saas ~ over so prI nefs ia
chains 90 ihfir say - Siberia aud
hey tno SANG Is ihsy marched s the
station ana altsfvard IN the tfaIa B
suppose ihsfsfdFs that they mual Elye
heen au.ta happl and e0ulsatsdf
An American hnmafIsf hes told us
that Z certain Amount u aeas Is good
foF a dag. he passes the day "a scratch
iHg himself and - fafFets TO brood
over the misery II being q dog Aak
the Russian soldier uhG he ls always
Staging. and be- sIll giye yoa much the
same reason ae passes fhs day ln
slngius. ans s0 forgefs to rood over
The misery of being q soldier
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-10

New Orleans Aug With seventy
thousand dollars IN hand, resulting
from the assessment on citizens, no
diniculty stands IN the way Of immedi.
ate federal control OF the fever situa.
tion, Every authority wanted by the
Federal Bureau Is assured
Good effect Of Federal eontrol Is a.
ready evidenced IN favorable view of
the situation glv BY the authorities
Ia nearby states and 10 Is Thought
sittle dillculty will be encountered Ia
securing modification Of tie restrie-
tons against freight between states.
Eight hundred men started IN to-day
on general cleaning movement A
slight fall IN the number OF new eases
no increase ia the number Of deaths
and a marked elimination la the
number Of new foci, within the past
twentF-f0ur hours
Archbishop Chappene Is today
slightly better
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-10
Kansas City Stock Market


s.,Nial as paisnsia
Kansas Clts, No.. NondAy Aug
Quasantlua receipts last vsek eefe
- cars. quite 40 inefeasr over the
previous week MARKET CLOSED tlle
Week 10 Il - cents higher on az kinds
All TIE packers Are ncs Ia tho aeld
iog eanners, and this elass adskaced
along with tie otison las Mesk The
supply today Il litsrAl Il sppo heal ia
theQuanntlne division market steady
b loo. lower. tnt active, and etefy.
thing selling readily Two dFUges III
steers around 100 us solsi at $50
Today TIE bulk of iiie xtesfs. f1E %
tlso light steers sAs0 % safe eoNk
s9.15 q g. - eannerA Ellis 90 q as
seals, ssa5 10 ssTa pae huneh ~
COWS sold lAsi week al e. Is and 4 ieu
veals no toes More s,ecksr and feeder
buyers wefe Ia tile native division last
week locking for tsuH THAN ant ttme
this season. ard there was nai enough
"a 50 around Tie COED corn crop Is
doing g. a0d tile strong demand from
the country will hnia sltu packers sell
ID 4ne. whlca. Il nour1e. aill help tiia
situation Ia Ito qusfanflUo dislslon
Hug markets are tending upward,
bat with q good mans attArks Al
IaeArN afv making hard hRby against
an advances RECEIPTS ar sefy light
a al points l'lt tie qualltY remains
good Aud iafmen generally Afe held.
lng hack their plgNg sgWe 0a whlrh
TIE fcfec4sisfs are tasiug pfedicflons
of heavy fall and winter receipts. 1lie
maFts. Was about steady today lls
eeipis swo lleSa TOO. s5gTf bulk IL
sales t5 ss to o. s., heavy ard hsgs
afouslns least composition.
sheep and Amla advanced soto ssac.
lAss paek Ard ll,e mafkst aaa aesJSe
Ant snappY al tlie flms Fpeiers
strong s.. Wesk hut noe much gain ia
tis pfiee supply TO-DAY gen bead,
market higher ID spite q bad reports
seum the East Tie market i II eoei
rotditian and packers have smAli
sieFks "a hand iAasis btlne = 80
q 81 eeihsfs and fessilnEa sgaa ia
t ewes. ~ lsto a. ~ stock ard fsei.
iHe sleep t1a0 to st2s
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-10
MISTAKES IN ENcYoLoPEoA
over oas thousand il the FIRST Vel
ums of e Certain Wefk
Alone

A nan eho haa dans q sfsat deal q
uoFa III asfrt,feF some iafss tietlea
arlaa. euesf| |oleaias sBd historical ftf=
sreaaa works uho has studied tea laas
eaasss aaH eh8 b eeil posted ou 8
aumhsr Is foreign ianas exsmiusd orsf
IS Ua psRes 81 IS encyclopedia Fe0sniif
published II fhls eoenlrI says saccesz
s,aFaslns Naeh oi fhe Nafa ts DIS
without she HahHshers knQNletEe
rhuash thla enssflaeadA was eannid
ered IS have bees edited fsfy carefully
b. discovered oeer IHQ mistakes in
thc hfai eaIame aione iu fhs tnilaSing
Folauea he foaaa mans tbeusanaa
ia aheakaaT IL nne 4 BE- mosf famous
yialln ylftaasas ) 20 sYsf lived 4 gas
stated ihat ln he youlh hs feli oaf vita
hn parents and ran aNay 20 eaasal
Germany + years affsF Dc dled ngiFs
inc sketch If ! Twins Eafuptsn an.
thor the statement eas made hat he
srota and published bis arai h3ak uins
years before be saa horn in calling
81 editors attention fo this srfoF the
editor replied Verify. = bright kid
thht What pfseocligf
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-10

The Russian government too. ia also
represented abruad not only bY iia
ambassadors. hat bY unoaielal dlplo-
mats u most interesting description.
q CORES deliie q ladies Who are dla.
patched 70 tha various capitals nf the
Wofld ID WashlnEtaa r1aFdom has
10 less ihan ten af these ladies' They
euteriain laxishlY ana their drawing
reoms. with shaded rose-cuisFed ilKhia
and Injurious fufnlture and hanEinga
are palaces q ease fas weary legssla.
tors an senators These fascinating
sirens then dictate in whispers shat
laws shall - ahall nos be passed ~
snngfeaH JouheFta Fall n Gar
con
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-10

Scotland ls he lana q twins and
sriplssa. holding 1 iune Lead s~rr htf
sister countries II ihis matter 10 Il
months 10 fever than i.ezs mothers
gave birth 90 tslns md zs presented
tripleta Scotland Il ampnk tbs few
countries u Europe where fhs psupgf
tion 81 male babies g efeetef than q
females striking an average. Il Il
fund thar thefs are about lof males
10 every i00 females bus The sur
plus 81 gfown-up girls is nesertheless
laree a. e many men travel south
and sppafshliy neglect ~ iake The pre-
uautian 81 obtain return tickets d
The land II rakea There Is yet an.
other interesting fact ahoet Scotland
Il Is the land Of the hale old age re.
cent returns shaw that during ons
Yenr so people died between the Aeea
~ % and 100 Chicago Journal
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-10

Sunday afternoon Il o'clock a.
tbs residence Of the brides parents
~. and Ms. Munlock. Mr. Chaa. j.
Dunn md Mis- Carrie Murdoek we're
united II marriage. tie Rev p
farShing performing Tie ceremony.
These 4oung people enjoy . vide and
favorable aeaualntnnce n NInita and
. host of friends ulsh them ! Joyous
and happy life. ~. Dunn S a pres.
euI ln eharEe Of & mercantile business
Is Dawson / Il, hnl lhere ls a peai.
hIIlly tat IL tlls near future ~ Hlll
locate Il tlHlIa Hf and HFs Dunn
|zz8 ~ He4aIIa| 30. foF + week i
sIzll
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-10
saIa - camn.

saturday evening A. A imEr -
near hlg Cabin. bought 4 corin from
The Fnsse Hardware N Ramltafc 90
iof his granddaughter nifnie iisnff
Deal purchased enc sunday ffusn the
ame nrm ior Lawrence iasi ara
ffazee seai anaihrF - near ukaec II
contain tfe fesuains - Glen Wendall
aFui Two ssars Al three Il fless
children died II SUMMER complaint
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-10

There are 90 more heauiiful village
"a Easlana thau those which nestle II
the CosawesdA Whether in oxford
shire. Ulnaesslafehifa oT Worcester
shire. Il Is among The loE bills and
feFtiis valleys of tie Coleuolas thai
enc Esds the most picturesque farm
houHes o1 wfmY alpnAs hmEnly II thH
1aenIaan HlYle. fhq nfsitIssl eafdens
ne lsEeatszl variety s. I'D HaTufs
Tourist ridden us4onHHIfs cannot rofH
psls Mllh lhn fzslpa Nall1a
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-10

1ee Crisp 3 memlsr q he Tala
hall team Nlta Nas ln fAs cts lAsf
night ri route "a south MeAIeetsf
and Charley Parks engaged ina hsiIe
eueountef iu which tie latter seems
% have gotten tie wuaf q it -
Crisp was passing tlss allies near
Ovens dfag store someone threw q
fock and hlf hlm oH tie head Crisp
thought It was Parks slio fliss tls
fuek.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-10
CATEMAN is
UNDER ARREST
Charged With Manslaughter
For Not Lowering
His Gate.


Associated Press.
Cleveland. O., Aug q Of the Fics
tlms q last nights grade crossing
some are dead and SIX are badly injured
and vii probably die. Al least sscFc
az others. passengers on The street car
received more or iess serious wounds
Tie gateman wg.n failed 20 iuNer
tie gates has been placed under arrest
ou a charge Of mansia0ghteF
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-10
SWIMMING POOL.
6teokhslaera akew Activity Il
rashinK ths Matter.

The stock vas issued 70 the Down.
inesllle 0ll aad Gas company Monday
iof the building Of Ia pool and bath
house o. the East side. Tie company
has acquired tits e some three acres
adjoining the AafFs addition and onn
lha big aFteslau uell At Tie lshsll
plaae. & II The intention e 20 un
viii the work Soon Additional stock
vi - aid to the present sloekhold.
nIz and aIhafs who ulsI - lnsast
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-10
llai thsf saef lisit
Warning order

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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-10

W X Haissil aud wife and Tires
daughters lsft Monday nlght fer Port
land, Oregon After taking ia tie
Lewis Snd CLARK exposition tlsey vii
visit san Francisco aud pfooeei On
south Into Mexlco Tho trip wiil &C..
nupy abent sls weeks TIE journey
elt viii lc over iia northsfs route u
the rnlon Pacific