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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-18
CASE GOES OVER.
Jailbreaker Moore Will Be Closely
Watched From Now on.

Manu, May 1I--William Moore. one or
the Jail breakers, who is accused of horse
stealing was arraiEnud yesterday. and his
plea was not guilty His case was
passed Tor the term as his attorney.
Jacob Johnson could not get ready
to go to trial this term. Con-
Sequently the county Jail viii make an al
tempt To hold the desperate until the
September term Tt was very much de
sired to have had the case ND AT the
May term, by all parties concerned. but
the arrangement could not be satisfaC-
tprily made
The school trustees OF the NanU school
district met yesterday To- consider the ad-
visibility Of bringing before the people a
proposition of bonding the school district
for the purpose of building another school
house adjoining our present public school
building. where a high sChoo. will he es-
tsbliShed- Accordingly. an election has
been called for the afternoon Of June
9Th to determine whether or not the citi-
ZeuS favor bonding. The amount or
bonds proposed is twelve thousand dollars,
to he payable in twenty years. but re-
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STATE NEWS
FUNERAL OF MISS HINES.
Host of sorrowing Friends Pay Trlb-
ute 70 Oeparted

Provo. NIav 16.-Mauy relatives and
frieads attended the funeral OF Miss Tes-
sic Hines today at the residence Of her
mother, Mrs Kitty a Hines.
Rev. &. II. Lewis Of the Methodist
church preached the funeral sermon, tax
ing his text from Second Timothy. first
made manifest bv the appearing Of our
savior. Jesus Christ. who hath abolished
death. and hath brought life and immOr-
tality to light through the gospel"
Other speakers We're Prof F. 3 HinCk-
115. Bishop Ralph POulton ana Elder 5.
- Eggertsen-
The Garden CITY GUaTtette rendered aD-
proPriate vocal selections
Many beautiful floral offerings evi-
Ceuccd the honor and esteem I'm which the
-cuug lady was held By q large circle Of
Mayor RoyIance is after the scalp Of
Superintendent Of WaterWOrks Armit-
stead and has asked Mr. Armitstead to
resign. Tic replied, Il is reported. that II
the council wanted his resignation It
would be forthcoming. otherwise not
A court room for Judge kellogg Of the
juvenile court will be rented and furn-
ished by the city in the Gates Snow
block. opposite the court mouse. recently
purchased by Mayor Roylance from Jesse
knight.
The city council committee to which
has been referred the matter Of an esti-
mate OF the cost OF erecting an electric
light pIaut and the completion of the
WaLerwOrks extension has Deen instructed
20 report at the next meeting of the
council. Monday evening II the council
can agree upon a bonding proposition TO
raise the money necessary for these i'm
provements a mass meeting Of citizens
may be called TO CONSIDER the question OF
bonding
John X. Cray, n transient, was taken
before Justice Noon today on q charge OF
h5Irglariziug a Rio GTande Western
freight car at Tucker on the night of the
10th he waived examination and was
held to the district court in 500 bail Gray
has confessed TO the commission Of the
burglary and has told the officers where
the stolen goods are cached. He Will
uieRd guilty III the district court
The mayor and city council VIII take
steps TO ensure a proper observance OF
Memorial Day
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-18
DETECTIVE REFUSED
TO MAKE STATEMENT

Los Angeles, Cal, May 1.-THE local
Pinkerton agency today refused to
discuss the report that a large sum of
money taken by ex-Tax Collector Smith
Of San Francisco had been located.
When Smith fed from San Francisco
he stopped for FIVE hours in this city
AMIDST is reported that he visited a safe
deposit vault here. The detective
agency officer said he was not at lib
erty to talk for publication Il can
only say" he remarked, that we are
very anxious to find the money
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-18
USEFUL DISCOVERIES
Are not always Startling. Neither
They Create the Most Tall

Are not always Startling. Neither do
They Create the Most Talk.
1t is not always the greatest. most
startling discoveries Of science that arr
most useful to the human race
Comparatively few people were 5f
rectly Interested in HerScheI's finding ar
the new planet Uranus. but many
thousands have been benefited bv PROF
Unna's experiments. which proved he
yond a question that dandruff and bald
ness are the results Of the inroads OF a
parasitic germ which invades the roots
of the hair.
The discovery Of the true cause Of
badness made Newbro's Herpicide nos
sible. Herpicide effectually kills This
germ. Destroy the cause you remove the
effect.
Sold by leading druggists. Send Zoe IN
stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co.
Detroit. Mich -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-18
DEATH OF LAWRENCE sTALEY,
His AiIment BaffIed the Skill of the
Physicians.

Coalvilie. May Lawrence Staley, A
| son Of Conrad Stalcy, died this evening
after protracted illness. The young man
was y years of age and leaves wife to
mourn his loss The ailmeut that caused
his death baffled the skill Of the doctors
who were unable to discover the nature
or the cause of the trouble which pro-
duCed the death of the patient
At a meeting Of the city CUuDcil this
evening a petitiOQ WAS presented by Park
City capitalists. asking for an exclusive
franchise o. twenty years for elect ric
light purposes. In case the franchise is
granted II Is proposed to generate the
electricity here and transmit il to Park
Nity and other towns in this county. Job
PlnSree- the Ogden banker. also petitioned
the council for franchise over the streets
of the city. He intends to install an
electric light plant if he is successful i'm
securing a franchise. The council wisely
concluded to pass the petitions up to the
people. and accordingly ordered d special
election 10 be held on the first Monday in
August TO determine whether the city
shall own the light plant or whether the
enterprise shall be given into the hands
of private corporation.
Inc HcbCT baseball team defeated the
home team this afternoon BY a score of
3 TO - \ dance was given this evening
IN honor OF the visitors.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-18
UTAH'S NEWEST CITY.
Bostonia the Name Decided on for
Newhouse Enterprise.

lehi, May l6--WoTk viii commence to-
morrow on the town Of BOstonia the city
that viii owe its existence 10 the creative
genius Of Mr.. Samuel NeWhouse- MeSsrs
A. !. BEETLES and W. G. Thomas were in
Lehi today and placed an order with the
Racker Mercantile company for a large
bill of lumber and building material.
which will be delivered on the site Of the
proposed city at Pelican Point. tomorrow.
The representatives Of Mr.. NewhOuse al
50 engaged some carpenters, masOns and
iaborers to go to work at once to erect
some houses. The gentlemen also stated
that a series of flowing wells would be
driven at once and that in a few days
ground would be broken for the great
works that viii cost in the neighborhood
of 5000. 60
As the Pelican Point district has always
been regarded as part of Lehi. the
above news has electrified the business
men of the town, for no doubt the carry
ing out Of the plans Of Mr. Newhouse
viii mean much more to this city than
anything that has ever happened TO it
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deemable at the pleasure of the district
after Ten years from said date. Before
hand it is almost decided fact that a
new building. where A high school VIII De
established. viii he erected and that Dy
another year Manti will have such an in
suJutiOu- R g Watkins. architect or
Provo. was here Yesterday consulting
with the board Of trustees concerning the
erection Of another building. as he also
had the former school building in charge
The Commercial club and awake business
men Of oU- city are doing all IN their
power to have the institution established,
and 1t is almost sure to he n go
Judge Erickson said last evening that
the May term would continue until the
last day Of the month Of May and that
they would he obliged to rush things, as
meuced, If they finished all the business.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-18
HIS INJURIES SEVERE.
Young Man Gets His Leg Entangied
in Wagon Wheel.

American Fork. MAY ia very shock
ing accident happened Yesterday TO VIII
S9mmcTyijiC Of this place. Mr.. SommeT-
vile I'm company with mis- father and
other men were on their way up to the
Blue Rock mine in American Fork can
Won. over which SOmmerville'S father is
superintendent. When but "A few failcs
MP the canyon SommerViiic s leg i'm some
way. slipped into one Of the rear wheels
of the loaded wagon and before the
wagon could he brought to a stop. It had
ton and possibly rendering some inter
MAJ injuries Mr. SommCrville was immp-
dIatcly brought back To his home at this
place where every possible assistance
was rendered him II Is not CN-
pected that he viii lose his limb or Suf-
fer any very serious effects However
the injury was extremely severe and will
lay the young man up for some time to
come
One hundred and seven graduates. with
their friends left here this morning over
way for PaysUu. where the graduates Of
Utah county viii hold their annual COM
menCcment exercises.
The services over the remains Of Mrs.
R0Ele Glenn ntS of this place were held
yesterday afternoon at D. m. in the
Fourth ward meeting house Mrs. Glenn
cDtS was - years of age at the time Of
her death, and leaves a family Of five
daughters and five sons She was one Of
American Forks oldest citizens. The
body was inferred in the CITY cemetery
James TomlinsOn Of this place. age 30,
and Miss Eliaum VI. Slaugh of linden
by Deputy County Clerk NJ. Z. Kartch-
nCT
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-18
SUDDEN SUMMONS TO
THE REV. DR.. CUSHING

St. Louis, May 17--JUst as the Bap-
tist convention was about 10 adjourn
today. Rev. Dr.. Gushing. president OF
the Baptist University at Rsngoon. In
dia. was struck while occupying a seat
upon the rostrum and fell dying TO the
floor.
While waiting for the arrival of an
ambulance. a prayer was offered for
DR.. Cushing. the delegates standing
with bowed heads
Before the arrival Of medical assist
ance. DR.. Cushing died. He had been
carried from the speakers stage to the
veStibule of the Third Baptist church.
where the convention is being held.
and cushions from the pews had been
hastily procured to make a temporal y
resting place for the stricken divine.
DR.. Cushing did not regain conscious
mss
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-18
PARK CITY HAPPENINGS.

Park city May 1I.-This afternoon at
the home - Miles Shauley on Woodside
avenue. Miss Mary Stanley and William
AcLeilaud were married by Rev. Thomas
GaIIiEhan of the Cathoiich church The
Young people are both vel known i'm Park
City. the bride having lived here all her
life. while the groom has been in town
fur over two years Mr.. and Mrs. McLeI-
land leave this afternoon for snort brid-
I'D tour. after which they viii return to
Park City where they expect to make
their home
Eric Nelson met with a somewhat pain
ful accident while at work handling tim
hers at the Da'y-WcSt mine Yesterday
afternoon by one of tho timbCrs rolling
upon his right hand MASKING the index
finger quito badly.
The burning of a cabin belonging to
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-18
THE DEATH RECORD.
Edwin Warren TooIe.

Helena, Mont. May 17.-Edwin War
rem Toole, brother of Governor J. K.
Toole and for over forty years one of
the foremost members of the Montana
bar died at his home in this city at 8
a. IN. today, after an Illness of several
months of Cirrhosis of the liver. dropsy
and stomach trouble. He was born in
Savannah. Mo. in 1889. educated at the
Masonic college, Lexington. Mo. and
came to Montana in 1863. He figured
in some of the most noted mining lit
igations of the west, being among the
leading counsel i'm the law suit between
Montana Mining company Drum Lum-
NOM and St. Louis Mining company,
and for several years had been sttor-
ney for F A Heinze-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-18
ROMANO WAS BRIBED.
Convict Has Retracted His Alleqed
Confession.

Denver May 17.--1n a letter to a
newspaper correspondent in this city
Robert r. Roulaine has retraCted the
alleged confession made by him i'm iail
at Topeka. Kan. last September. i'm
plicating the Western Federation of
Miners in the Independence depot ex-
plosion of June 8. last year. bv which
thirteen miners were killed and a num-
Der of others manned for life. Romano
ron declares there is no truth in the
statement which he made in the hope
Of thereby securing his freedom. and
the particulars Of which, he says. were
furnished him by a man from Cripple
Creek. who visited him tn jail, gave
him FIVE dollars and promised him more
money. Romaine is now serving a
term in prison at Lansing, Kan, for
buTlary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-18
BRAUN WAS FINED $40.

Vienna. May 17-MarCus Braun. the
American immigration inspector (wi1O
as announced from Budapest. May II.
was fined SO for threatening a police
detective. whom he discovered in the
act of tampering with his maid. today
conferred Iengthily with Ambassador
StOrer. The ambassador is preparing
a full report of Braun's case, which he
will forward to Washington.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-18
Double Track.

The Chicago & Northwestern is the
onIv line double tracked Missouri river
to Chicago. and maintains the fastest
service between Omaha and the city at
the head of the lakes
In connection with the Union Pacific,
three daily trains run through solid to
Chicago. For information consult c. A.
Walker, general agent. IS West ID SO.
street, Salt Lake City
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-18

the barracks, 249 state street. Colonel
French is chief provincial officer, which
enables him to give information on all
the branches of the Salvation Army
work. He has just returned from q
visit to the Sandwich Islands and has
many new things to say in connection
with the work there. Admission is
free
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-18
ospeciaI to The HeraIdD

Washington, DC. May 1.-THE con-
tract for the erection Of the Laramie
public building was today awarded by
the secretary of the TT asury to- VIII
liam II. Maxwell Of Pierre. South Do
kota. his bid being the lowest Of those
recently submitted. S70.SO7 Under this
contract he must complete the building
BY August l. 1906
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-18
PoSToEEIcE ROBBED.

Spokane. Wash. May 1.-THE post
office safe at Emmett, Ida. near Boise.
was blown open last night, about $500
being taken. Nitro-glyceTine was>used.
The railway depot was also robbed,
about $40 being secured.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-18
COLONEL FRENCH COMING
Salvation Army Leader Will Again
Speak in Salt Lake-TO
Arrive Nav 18.

Colonel George French Of the Saliva
ton Army is expected to arrive in salt
Lake Thursday morning, May Is. and
viii give an address in the evening at
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-18
GOSHEN MANS DEATH.
The Passing of Robert GurIey in
Provo.
Especial to The HeraIdl

Provo. May 1b--RObert Gurley. who
came here from Goshen a few days ago
10 receive treatment for pneumonia. died
this afternoon Mr. Gurlcy was born in
Scotland SfNty-SIN years ago and came to
tab about fortE-flye years go He has
resided I'm Goshen the greater part Of the
time since coming here and was promi-
ucntly Identified with The growth of the
town The remains will he taken TO
Goshen tomorrow.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-18
CONTRACT AWARDED.

Salt Lake Photo. Supply Co. Supplies.
Dew. and Finishing, Main and Sd So.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-18

Grand military hop at Saltair. by
the High School Cadets, Friday, 18th.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-18
Or. E. Nj. Keysor's Method of Filling

teeth is painless. 1872 Main street. Auer-
bach Bldg. Phones B. i120-K. Ind. III.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-07-27
KATY QUITS
LAND FIGHT
Suit for Every Alternate Sec.
ton Dismissed.

Uu adtiu of ehlef Coana,og
HaRermaH ~ fhe n ST ml
read mpul tte loeal attorney ior
iiiekatf G 4 Jackson Ff.day mam-
lng dismissed tie sHif brought against
james Buieif . Ceek Indian al
compe hlm ~ routeg rs allotment
nesf Cheeotsh 90 ue Hats railroad
under tie proKlslous 81 a. old GOV.
ernmept grant
According to lie treats 81 iuly
- fhe katy nNra1 companf agrt
o. reeciFs efeff alternate section ~
land Or a distance oft ten miles 1n
either sde " thelf right a way
thr hg tie ln8.au rerrltofy phen.
ever tic eaant4 became part IS TIE
United States
i nN = obtain Possession % Ilese
hfas That fts fest cae aas nstfut
~ IS tie katY tudee " lar
m1ad has prepared 50 epuaa sas
ta.uns ne demaftr hfoaFHi HF BOZ
rt a piaea 1a1et Raymond fa.es
f'8t the Indian reHtcf lands "a
provided ID the nImat grant have
never teEame pebble and br ffe
nItei >fsts government
Tie has wHsay #raH tsuis
90 that iIlstt heid lis allotment as
tuNfsc f The s. KAT mueaF
Tie oonteftioas af tie kag eaa'd
lave aGertsi ae t8ens q NaHa
WAsnet M lherat4h ana
south Weaestef
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-07-27

Address ~ lton Rp HArrissn Ii
Address b Hon Geo F.gspatslek -
Adsifcss by nan { jolnssa q Al.
irass us Hon ST wlsplns it Address
bg HeG a \ Neiiaa ia Appointment
~ tlle different committee ADJOURN.
nenl fag arst day
SECOND nay session Prayer b Res
slmone q address D. Hon Z s Nc
t4uife < asidfpss lY lion liennis FlYun
p address hg hon G y Douglas 8 al.
dress - Hon flefi 4 Greer 3. address
b. " II Twlne 6. address Is Ilou
" = Decker 4 address hy llen 6 J
lulas address II li0n q y sAn-
So b aadfess 81 Hon A L Qneffg "a
address ~ iion A + NsffyNssfler
iih5dn bY Hon y T iIuichiu9s =.
aaimfe& ~ linn q 4 Murqft is
address - Hon " Isaac "a hddfesn
b Hon i 9auion
Third Pas session Prayer by Hes
b " nla addnns bY Congressman
IA n MafphY q adafwo m Judge
lloblnets, B address b. CLERK q It's
Court q Appeah " = Freeman &
adsipess hg nf Leo : hennett 8 aa
dress bg lipu II n Me.lefts q sddnA
hy Hon X u Jennings report s.
COMMITTEES uu resolutions @ report =
TIE COMMITTEES on organization i0 -
lection 81 eseeutlke committee Al
lAHFnMeNf
fmnk III Reed president of c'uh
Dot fii All flse ahaFe gentlemen iafe
been iufitei g. address fhs meeting
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-07-27
VALUE or COLD WATER
fhyalsar pec.afe Americans D. gaf
ilast sysism Thoroughly vita
THs Camaina Fiaia

one af tas mH afsi.ae 8attE Ea
mfol "a modern a
etfiaIH pfa ~ he amraa .msaf
faare af rl8 saa#r f1 Htaa .aIa g..
q eHssf - ass a prevention af
fase
hH 4 Na ha ao bs
Founded vHH rr aatrs 6tat s. ain#
as tHas.rea m stomach beard aat
Htef q Ns ark daH O.
Haief meaHs tag teHpt tefe af apf
Nats az AZ lsaat Narnae M# AZ
ap fehHe aaaat I. af 80 aba
Far tfHhHE FafIsre sater sa1aa
coolies .a 50 ieHK Isf aHta M
Esuuet ag Hetff aIta go u ubl
gahfE
fhcaH trsfe M tF 6a
Americans suk a eaIs .H
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tal aertra af a.f H.t asa 1aa reaH
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Tar H-a l.aH.. flt a
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-07-27
STRIKERS GIVE
UP THE FIGHT
Less Than Halt Of Them viii
Sc Eeinstated TO Their
Old Positions.


Associated Press
Chicago Julf q Tesmstef sfrEers
eiio lsst uiKhl Rsse ufllo laug sttdF.
ele against fhs emp.ofen broke ranks
tasA4 Id q stampede faf w0rk fm
plWers ln HauY eases announced ttere
sets vacancies fuf ouff Few Of
more Than four thousand men pho
quit, aot m8fb than fourteen ef fifteen
hundred vii Is ftlnNated within tha
aext few days Coal teamster and
truck drivers did BOT join ln The rush
for Unemployment They baked az
the of4ief aud planned e hold meet
lngs tonight and Fight Il out till
fheY can So hack q wofk ike union
men.
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one Should Try % cnitivata a kdklng
fer Oh A. 4 Has aean FSund
% ne Very Beneficial

TIE prsgsdirs against on that form.
erif peveuied many peopie ffum 60.
i0glng salad has asmest vanished oll
has been found to ~ shn mreAtest ala
10 d.NeNtsun. a. weil a. the corrective
thai ffeah lettuce and vegetables are APT
10 heed Nhefs oil cannot b. used fof
the dressing good tream should be sab.
stltuted but wken cream is employed.
TgneeaF must Re ieff ouf and lemon
luiee must supply What acld IS required
A. Al times vinegar ueeds a very spar
ina hand and fheald be fefg pure Ghiil
af iarfegan vinegar IN excellent. but
sewer that gaken from pickles. A slight
spriHkiing u Halls powdered sugar.
addsd 20 3 bowl - dressed salad Is a.
improvement hfnglng cos TIE hag1fs
~ ne compound
Where 81 s ihea faar apoonfaA so
nne q yiueeaf piil uss s. ioa much hut
where d is Dot regarded eiia paftlalliY
tpu wiil BE- sufficient salt and pepper
uiuatafd also wHeu aaed. should BE-
missed wlth the vinegar ths Ca added
last aud ~ Whole tossed together free
" and hsafiy 1hs foilaeipg q q good
recipe fof maFeuHaisf
Break be golA ~ 50 sek carefully
iFpea ffum white 0n o. plafe. bent Ia
NghuY AID q piHch - pepper d salt
spooaful cf sal and of nnon g drop by
crop ths uli. onHHHle heaune rap.alJ.
ataiH9 more ol 81 g thlrseus Add
enough 0li Na m@ke thn dressing Mke
ttin cream Al tbM stage ! Httle white
wlue flnfeaY mas D. wafkel in fenfly
fhn egues nfanaftlen s uae teaspoon
fui q vinegar % e.Fhf feaspoaafals 81
al FAtufe8 vinegar q tht htal aud
agprfu 81 mat mustard sHuneraiy
al addition Keap tha msfotuaise Is 3
enp ia casl p.afs HH N8nfe5
% makt saisa sauce taks fhf yalk
i iwn hafa anliad erFa s DESSERT Ao8r
fai g grated Fafmefa6 cheeaf lea
sloeuiai q mate mustard iahln
apoanfai q araEau viHeraf ana onr
e tamaia kMehab Beat r faar ta6is
apaonfais 6 aiaa ca This aataafe
Ell fmaf etf patefo sal8a efa cream
cheese faiaa ~ uaAe fhs cheese salad
hrrak no cream thcesf iH,a lishf nah,a
uith fora and iay If apan etap ie1acs
leaves
fhs Romans are partial ia d salad on
rudifs pi0k5d ans W smail % whieh
yoaae unlona afe afaed p.tlufugY
n'neei nneII casa f.ess mss5 ans aiI
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fsi e fiff snf ffsiir fte ats3s ssg tsaF
~ ua-n MsasHss aexat Hsafs ihs5 fusa - -
H4FN ksse
a. shpte - shs agarEis fsessr eisv i Is
see
qinamilfY tp rs ~ fassk and tfesh in
ihf n,afn|ng. lssk q apfetsit. railN
ihfee ail inlieate 4 disgt8sfea ssataaeh
snd hst alaessiea ~ aiulis0nA chi.4FeN,
81 Tiie3 slso ndicsle thr afFrni need
~ isktns Nwrn Augas fiosef feEsl
iafly o. g fsn dags
O. tqis g. aa nrmesly iH sli sianach
NoahAe neReg faas sa furp snai aisesgioa.
hgHNa end eatuHe eaHa paisoa and
Y aHsiafsi ieglE i' iaiy ana mnt e
qrse sisss. ssc sal lss Ai druggists
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-07-27

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