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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-07-27
CUTICURA GROWS HAIR
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Purified - Cuticura Soap

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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-07-27
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M daas suat tae deF ge pfop0
t# UHr fiH siH ha.ies Ia
s tIat tHe npaF desires Is
a aefaEg eaHg 90 With
tHs v Auaeg w ia those
u1a aH tbe mM aHA'an f8f Tie
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fa thn raHga tmkh8.den
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-07-27

Tae etete.g tonic Un earth good
nights Best Restless nights aad the
ueIrbo exhaustion Of hacking
cough am dnd dAngefa af the poor
causumptye but ahy ths fear 81
fHe night when a foR doses of nr
noshet German syrup alI insure re-
frgselng sleep entirely free from cough
of night sweat Free espeetoratian
III fhe morning IS made certain hg
taking German syrup It has cured
consumption for forty yeam Trial
bottle 25c Big BOTTLES, lae AZ vi.
mef Drug store dw
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-07-27
CLOSING OF THE
CHAUTAUQUA
Shall vinlta Have II Another.
Year,

TIE ChaugauQua closod Thursday
night with q good entertainment aud
with one q the largest audiences of
TIE session. II Is not necessary u 90
over tie entire program o. tive differ.
CNi meetings, oF % summarize upon
the Clauiauqa IS whole As tbat
hss been done fFom dag TO day
10 say tlaf Il waA a grand affair IS
depressing the united opinion
~ tie people 81 Ninlta NsFy
few were enabled 70 attend more than
ana meeting q daY, and even Al tlAt,
they Just began to realize toward the
cl0se shat theg wete missing and
siiat tie Ctau,aaqua .t4Di vas.
sam Jones says the CggHiauqua is
cfoss letwesu the old fasionea camp
meeting and tie couutg fair Il was
i collection 81 grand entertainments,
lecture aud musieal treats ~ vas
op.to-sate 10 every detail and brought
% us many noted speakers without
which many would never have had
fhe privilege 20 ses on hear
it sas an educai0r oI uie highest
order ard brought as 10 contact with
tfle brightest minds 81 the country
sha dealt with questions of national
Importance and thereby gave tte
hoaren yasi amount Of valuable
snov edge slftc8 down 60 facts and
dressed 70 tie sefy bsst style ard
language
TIE program was diversified
Throughout making entenalnlugt
TIE oanR IS we1 a. q tho ollefoues.
Niuua has oul} enc thing to regret
gud ti.at is thai Tie Chatauqaa vas
not financial saeoess here Being
the ant tie people were reluctant
about taking hold Fof this reason
81 mas uot Ret tie Chaaiaagua here
ueti year The mauagsr Mf BaHel
SAYS Is Nlil - impossible o. bring g
hen aealn unless s guaranteed is given
s. De pc0ple THAT aye hundred sea
son tickets el D. sold 10 IS very
probable tlai this could be done at
least g sAoeld be- Nluta should re
main 5 This circuit Surely there IS
Hai a tosu q thls latitude that ap
rnales educational Nofk more than
kulta. and WHEN Tie CHautauqaa
fN heenme thoroughly established
Hw Il etI - uae of the greatest
events - Use season locked forward
b eth pleasure and anticipated de.
aK0t AID s8. dae peop.e from fsr
and ueat 1a las heeu TIE result
elsewhere ana 81 should D. tee same
hsfe Wetfnt taat NHla slf not
ba frasm ffam the Hsh uHiH oar
Commercial club chafeIu and 0o
Hsns eHin Save bad a Glance % set
aa Ug matter NHca tredf IS dae
Ele tet q W Snaikfas fof the esuccess
af ule ChAaaulas he aloed lard
aad iaas aud a.d maeh "a maka things
pleasant fat sfeasefs aaa visitors S.
SCI. as Uuae attending tbe meetings
Throughout the entire seaiauthete
aas uat bleb 81 disappointment
aHa ' ferH was e Nas aGt noticeable
a uuaFsntred sure Tor pies
Itching Hni bleeding a fmtmd.
les piles nnttss ufaua money II
M Ointment fais to eat auY case
matter t hN anE standing iu 9
"a sass First application gives
eas H1 af lf reH duFrlst
tssa s aa He s. stamps aHH 60 wia
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-07-27
SCRATCHED
DAY AND NIGHT
Lady Suffered Tor'ures plh Itching
Scalp han0r One Boz Of Cuil-
eun 0in,men, ard Ore Cake oi
cuiieua Soap Cured Her.
WILL NEVER Be
WITHOUT CUTlCURA

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rmplts and ssaessl issiHfrs frou
he iiching. lwaa ttFai hing al day
sna niehi. Ard { el res 40 rest 4
Washed nF bad ih hat wairg aud
Cuticufs Soap ara then applied thc
Cuficpfa ointmcut 81 a dressing one
boa a. aticufa Ointmrnt sni enc cake
~ CHiimFa sap eatfl ms Nos my
hesA is entirety clear ana my hair is
FfaainN srsenesiiF. lhaFe usssi Cuii-
enFa Sep ewes sinss. ard shall neyrf
b sithautit signed Ads & sHith.
- Grand et Jersey City, =.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-07-27
Ase,her i,rl.kI, I,loes

A three story bricR one hundred
feet front With a basement Is soon 70
be built b. lee barrett and Lucian
Burlington on the lots nos occupied
by naffetts harness Shop and the
Martin Confectionery. This will help
the appearance Of Wilson street and
provide two fIne store rooms beside
many good oelcs rooms which are nos
badly ueeced.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-07-27
Bedroom Fragrance.

Pots - mint spearmint ur pepper
mlnt have q hgFiehle value 10 a room
fhey NOT only rifa On E wholesome
ard deliEhtful fragrance but produce
saonc aud therefore a sense Of fresh.
aess renngfoyal has also the same
perfume and a6one giving power.
Dried mint and penevfuYal are excel.
ishg dllinEs fof suall cushions la.
sles World
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1905-05-25
Decoration Day

Owing to the violent storm of
Saturday last few people assembled
at the opera house that evening in
response to the call Of the uavor.
wherein it was stated that plans for
a proper celebration Of Decoration
Day would be discussed. Not a
sufficient number of our citizens
appeared to justify calling the meet,
ing to order
However, it is not vet too late to
bring about a state of things to In
sure its proper observance. It has
been suggested that, as the time is
limited, the mayor take il upon
himself to appoint someone to act
as marshal Of the dav, who in turn
can with the co operation Of others
whose interest he can enlist arrange
such an order Of proceedings as is
deemed expedient
The city park is named as the
place and 10 am, Tuesday morning
as the hour for assembling. A pro-
gram to consist Of music by the
band, singing of patriotic airs and
short addresses can readily be ar
ranged After this the line of
march to the cemetery can be taxi
en- up, in which the various frater.
nal societies, clubs, school children,
etc, could take POSITIONS, the place
of honor being reserved for war
veterans, of course.
Every one can help, and if they
lend the mayor active support, well
have a celebration to make us all
prouder than ever to live in Noun.
tain Home
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1905-05-25
BREVITIES

All kinds Of stationery for sale at
The Bulletin office.
Crepe paperl All coors and tints.
The Bulletin Office.
G. e. Corkcr was up from the
Ferry the first Of the week
" E Wilson was in from his
Cold Springs ranch Monday.
Mrs. John McGinniss came in
from the Ferry Tuesday afternoon
Charley Hall went 70 Big Camas
Yesterday TO remain with the cattle
during the summer
Ladiee' Aid Of the Baptist church
will meet at Mrs. Chattin's residence
Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
James Wilson left for Big Camas
yesterday, where he will remain
with his fathers cattle al summer.
Durham Smith came in fro %
sheep camp Tuesday afternoon,
and will remain here indefinitely.
Miss Lulu Patterson is prepar-
ing by daily practice at central to
fit herself for a position as 1hello
girl
An iee.cream social will be given
at the Congregational parsonage
next Friday evening by the Christi
ian Endeavor society
Billy Connors and Harry Per
SOUS left for the Il country Mon
day to catch the shearing there and
will remain until after haying
Time is money Yon can save
both by having a local aud long
distant telephone in your home
Rates az low as 81 80 per month.
J 4. Hawthorn, a recent arrival
in Brnneau from Leadvile, Coloa
is getting ready to start BRICK
yard at that fourishing settlement.
Roadmaster Con Connors is laid
up at Nampa with deep cash in
the forehead, which he sustained
last Thursday while inspecting the
work at Reverse
Miss Birdie Bailey arrived las
Friday from Crookston, Mimi and
will make her home here as a mem.
Der Of ". d. BaiIey's household
! whose grandehild she is
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1905-05-25
GLRNN'S FERRY.

Fred GOWN of Camas Prairie
was in town after supplies Monday.
Mr and Mrs. ]. w. Hays of this
place spent Monday and Tuesday
at Payette.
Mrs James Mullany departed
for Boise Tuesday for a few days
visit with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan McGinnis,
after attending the races at Boise
last week, returned home Monday
evening.
] NJ G,amer, who ia camped
on the river bank caagnt sturgeon
Monday night that measured over
eleven feet in length
Charles Skipper, the Short Line
pumper At thiAplaee. was seriously
ecaldea last wseN b. a plug being
blown out Of the boiler
Mr. McPhersensaf King Hill was
In town Monday evening after sup.
plies. He reported every thing in
the gardens Of his vicinity frozen
Mr., and Mrs Reber and daughter
who haye been visiting Mr. Reber's
sister at this place. Mrs ] W.
Hays, departed for their home in
Washington state last Monday.
] seph Henderson, of Castle
Creek was in town the latter part
of last week and contracted with
tie Glenn's Ferry Developing Co
to drill for artesian water at his'
place.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1905-05-25
Graduating Time

This week has been a busy time
at the public schools of Mountain
Home, the final examinations for
the term, which closes Friday, be-
ing given in all rooms, and we are
happy to state that comparatively
few Of the many score Of pupils are
believed to have faxed in passing.
The graduates Of the Grammar
department into the high school
number nine, They are: Edith
Deloria Williams, Mabel Belle
Fleming, Edith Jewell Whitson,
Mabel Alice Lyon, Elma A Will
COX, Mamie Francis AXE, Helga
Hellgren, Hazel Claire Boyer, Beu-
lab Elizabeth Coates
The graduation exercises Of TIE
class will be held at the opera
house Thursday evening and the
program is as follows:
Music sELEcFEn .,.....,,.... Miss DoxA IlsRRts
pRoaREss on EDecAroS iS THE UNITED STATES,
observation-disclosures. EplFa DEBoRIA WILLIAMSON
FARMING IN THE PRAIRIE sTATas ....-,..-.....-..
....... .,..s.,.5........ .MAnsL Belle FLEMING
Music Lows ON SWEET soss'. .,,...t....
....4,,...,............., LADIES QuAErEE
WAR. AR....4.....4............H Hpru JEWELL WHusoN
tsvEXrioSs MABEL ALICE f.yoN
LEWIS CLAeR EXPOSITION -. EuAA A. WILCOX
Mrslc, "IS 0uR Boar s.......,...t...,
....,....,s.,..,.,.... GLApys AND VIVA LosERiDe n
The GOLDEN WEsr, .........., MAMiE FRANCES AXE
HrsroRuc WOMEN ...#.... HEIaA HELLdREN
AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF WASHINGTON IRvEu .........
...............-.t..... ..s... HAZEL CLAIR BOYER
Mrslc, "FArHEE's LULLABY !. ".., LADIES QcARTEr
WHAT SHALL We DO Win TliE Boys? ...........
.....,........,....,,. BEULAu ELlzARErl GoATs
PRESENTATION or DIPLOMAS FL, ...5..,.,....
.......,..,, ,.t...... :. SuPr l.iLLIE u. VERT
CLASS soSs, "soNr DAY TN WANDER BACK AoAfS"
The class colors are red and
white; class flower, red and white
carnation; class motto, "Constancy
brings success"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1905-05-25
At Rest.

ne iuneraI services over tho Ee-
mains of Samuel Lindsay Callawa
were held under the auspices of the
local order of Odd Fellows at their
hall in this city week ago yester-
day at 2:30 p. m the hall being
filled with spectators Rev Waite
of the Baptist church, assisted by
the church choir, conducted brief
service, preceding the solemn and
impressive service according to the
| ritual of the order.
After the ritual ceremony the
body was borne to the hearse by
the pallbearers-R. p. Chattin,
G. W. Fletcher, w. 7. Montgomery,
Frank I. Wyman, w. A. Reynolds
and G. Helm. eceding the hearse
marched the Odd Fellows, who at
the cemetery gates opened ranks
and permitted it and the family to
enter. At the grave singing by the
choir and prayer by Rev. Waite
was followed by the final Odd Fell
lows burial ritual, and the grave
closed forever from view the re
mains of a we'll beloved brother, a
noble man and trusted friend.
On the part of the Odd Fellows
the days duties closed on return to
their lodge room and adopting a
resolution draping the lodge char
ter in mourning from that date.
At the meeting held Tuesday
evening of this week the following
resolutions of coincidence on the
death Of Bro. S. L. Galloway were
adopted
Whereas The Divine Ruler of
the universe, in His wisdom, has
called to his last reward q pioneer
citizen of Elmore County and an
Odd Fellow, Samuel l. Galloway !;
Whereas, His death has taken
from Mountain Home Lodge No
10, LO.O.F., an efficient and beloved
member of only a years standing;
Whereas, His willing voice is for
ever stilled and his ready hand is
now nerveless, still he will ever re-
tain a place in our grateful memory
as member always held in high
esteem by his fellows, as well as by
his numerous business and social
friends, won during his honored
career. NJw, therefor be it
Resolved, That by his final de-
parture from our midst Mountain
Home Lodge No. 19, |, o. O. f., has
lost quiet, unostentations, though
worthy and highly respected, bro
ther; and be it further
Resolved, That we tender to his
sorrowing family in the hour of
their grief our deep sorrow at the
great loss they have suffered; and
be it further
Resolved, That copy of these
resolutions ba sent ia the harnoyea
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1905-05-25
tnpiTe Dr.. King.

Next Sunday it is expected the
engineering corps of the Short Line
will confront the Mountain Home
team on the local diamond; it is al
SO expected they will cover more
ground than ever before looking for
the long drives of the home team.
On Friday afternoon the High
School boys will play, but it is be-
lieved not with the Caldwell team
as the latter have lot responded to
the invitation to come over and bc
mashed flat. They'll play some.
body, though.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1905-05-25

June 10th, !7th and 18th cheap
rates to Poeatello, Idaho, on ac.
count Of the Epworth Lea que con-
vention.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1905-05-25

Card of Thanks.

Those dear friends and kind
neighbors, so lavish of tender sym
phathy and active support and
comfort during the illness, death
and buria! of my late husband,
Samuel Lindsay Galloway, car
very inadequately understand, from
mere words of mine, how deeply
appreciated were their kind offices
nor how fervently | shall pray
they may be spared similar be
reavement. May the Lord bless
each and every one.
Mrs S. L CALLAWAY.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1905-05-25

principle, don't buy of us
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1905-05-25
Last Sundays Game.

1t was no jokel It was a JOLT
still jarring At the close Of the
game Meridian 25, Mountain Home
Z. That's the record.
But no matter. There's another
day coming when we hope the bog
trotters from Meridian won't be
able to stand the strain of cireling
the diamond SO often in such brief
time.
The game called out an immense
throng, who had only to wait an
hour and half for the final disas-
ter.
Below is the history OF the car.
0app.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1905-05-25


June 10th, !7,h and 18th cheap
rates to Poeatello, Idaho, on ac.
count Of the Epworth Lea que con-
vention.
\ fine chicken supper was served
at the opera house Yesterday ever
ing by the Women of Woodcraft
and a very handsome profit deser-
vedly realized The charge per
ticket was 80 cents for adults and
% cents for those under twelve
years
Gasoline engines for irrigating
purposes are the rage just now.
Levi Mellen has one; Il. b. Turner
has one; Caldwell has another.
Tom Madden recei ed one Monday
Tor use on his ranch and others are
contemplating taking the same step.
they appear to be the farmers sal
vatlon in dry seasons such as this
Claude Clays, manager of the
Idaho mereial company's
branch store at Pine, was down
Sunday and witnessed the game
between Mountain Home and Meri.
dian, and noted also how the
Mountain Home heroes made the
vietors run, The disappointing
feature, however, was that the runs
counted
Miss Susan Ghattin will address
the congregation at the Baptist
Church next Sunday evening in be
half Of the needs ofthe MoMinnville
baptist college Of McMinnville,
Oregon, where the young speaker
herself was educated. No other
service, except after the close Of
Miss Chattin's address, when the
ordinance Of the Lords Supper
will observed
Word has been received from
Salt Lake that Colonel Linton, who
went to ST. Marks hospital at that
city to undergo a surgical operation,
had passed through the ordeal with
the most happy results and that he
is doing better than could have
been expected from one OF his age
The news was most welcome to the
scores Of friends Of the colonel and
his most estimahle wife,
Miss Susan Chattin went west
Saturday and during her trip will
visit the Baptist churches in the
towns Of Payette, Nampa, Emmett
and Boise, her mission being t.
arouse interest In the affairs OF the
Nc cMinnville (0re.) Baptist college.
In these places she will address the
congregations, setting forth the
needs of such an institution, the
educational advantages to be en-.
.joyed there and the desirabilitv oi
enlarging its range Of influence and
usefulness
Judge Nicholson left Tuesday
morning for Shake creek, where he
will tarry for few dave, after
which he will start forth in dead
Earnest te find and locate all thu
good stuff there is-Agold, silver
and npreclous gems. Nevertheless
lgemay be induced to shar,
asssfe 6f The prospective good things
with any husky young fellow Wit
is willing to do his share of th,
work-eooking, furnish wood, pros
peet, stake claims, perform tn,
kitchen aud chamber work. TIL,
| Judge will do the balance.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1905-05-25
7 NO 2

f Swinehart, who has been sell
ing honey and fresh eggs around
this settlement, returned TO his
home at Hagerman last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs J. B. Tuttle of this
place departed for Meridian, Idaho,
last Saturday, where they will open
q millinery store.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1905-05-25
MERIDIAN
sloRE BY lNNINt.!s.

Meridian ..,..,s.....1 4 q 4-25
Mountain Home 30 0 . 4 0 0 !
Tao.base hiss Wilson /, White /, brady /, saert
3, paly !, helliher ,, Toleth Home run, DAILY
Double plays Long to Keiher to Glendenin, RAJ.
mRssen to keliiher to Glendenin Hits o8 White IL,
Vincent Il. gase balls White 4, Vi cent 4.
Struck out White :, Vincent 3, Long Q. stolen
n4ses Meridian 9, Mountain Home B. Passed halls
and wild pitches Meridian ,. Mountain Home more
| n that.
Umpire DIR. King.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1905-05-25
Card of Thanks.

Mountain Home Lodge No. 10,
|. @. o. f., wishes to extend thanks
to the fraternal orders and to the
many friends who furnished flowers
and assisted in the funeral of our
brother, S l. Galloway.
j. G. BARRERr, N. G.
b. B. SWAN, Sec.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-20
MUSIC AT ST. JOHNS.
csul's PassIcr Service to Be Rendered
 Thursday.

l GGHR& P0E1fGH ScEVtcS NO hC hACnN~ANN
 Thursday.
 The Passion Service by A. R. Gaul will be given this evening at 5 o'clock by the choir of St. Johns Epis- copaI Church, assisted by members of other choirs of the city.
 This work Is given during Holy week by a great number Of churches, both in this country and in England, being as 1t Is most beautiful and ap- propriate for this solemn season or the year. The work consists of eighty eight numbers divided into six parts. The traitor at the table, the denial In the palace, the unjust condemnation the mockery on Calvary, the shadow of death, the Holy Sepulchre.
 The different scenes are so graphic, enhanced by such dramatic music that the awful scenes depicted are made most realistic. The composer has not tried to make this work for an exhibition of musical talent, but service in which the people are expect ed to take part. He has therefore at the end of each part introduced well known hymn, in which the congrega- tion is supposed to join.
 The regular choir of the church will be assisted by the Court Street Metho- dist Episcopal Church choir, consisting of Miss LoveIace. Mrs. Ross, Messrs Van Pelt and George Lindner Other members assisting will be Miss Sachs Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Doherty. Miss Cox, Mrs. F. Miller. Dr. Hodge. Messrs Frank Lockwood, Layton, Dove, Jen' kins. A chorus of fifty voices wei drilled under the direction of Mir. John son, the organist and choirmaster, will add materially to making this work C great success.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-20
HOBsoN AT wETUMPKA.
Large Audience Heard an Interesting
 AddresA


 wetumpka, April Especial )-To an audience of more than seven nun dred of Elmore's citizens, Captain Rich mond Pearson Hobson, having been ht- tingly introduced by his colleague In the navy, B. K. McMorris, spoke last evening. The theme of the speaker s discourse was "America's Mighty Mis- sion."
 Tn the most eloquent and forclble manner and with an earnestness that impressed every nearer he presented what he conceived to be the mission or this great republic and the manner and means of preparing herself to fulfill that mission. He declared America mission to be a harbinger of peace among the nations of the earth; that she was peculiarly fl Ssd for that mis- sion, as in the veins of her citizenship flowed and mingled the blood of every European nation. thereby creating a feeling of kinship and sympathy which fitted her for this mission of peace Ly- ing between two great oceans the Unit ed States was intended by nature to hold the scales of justice. He showed that only by maintaining powerful navy could we wieId our influence for peace. At the conclusion of his strong and logical argument. Captain Hobson introduced peace resolutions, which the Wetumpka audience unanimously adopted, the seventy-third audience te have adopted them. Gardeners in this vicinity thihk the recent frost showed partiality, some | gardens having been killed while others | in the same block were hardly nipped.
 Mrs W. NJ. Gamble hospitably enter ] tained a number of young matrons at siX-handed finch this afternoon.