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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-12-08
Fearful Fate

It is Il fearful fate to have TO
endure the terrible torture OF
Piles. 81 can truthfully say"
writes Harry Colson, of Mason
vile, Ia, that for Blind, Bleed
ing, Itching and Protruding
Piles, Bucklen's Aruica Salve, is
the best cure made" Also best
for cuts, burns and injuries. ase,
at Jno. Boydeu & Sons druggist.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-12-08

When you come to pay up
your subscription bring enough
along to pay for a year in adj
vance and take advantage Of Sur
most liberal offer-The Times
and Metropolitan and Rural
Home for 81. 50 in ad, asee.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-12-08

Gray relating TO erroneous tax
alton of land, is referred to the
county attorney.
The clerks statement show
ing s3aS.ys had been paid in fees
and fI27. so in license, had been
taken in for the month Of Nov
ember, was read and approved
and ordered filed.
The recorders statement
showing Ss6.3s collected was
read aud approved and ordered
filed.
A warranty deed from Thos.
Sheppard for right-of-way for
road near Francis was approved
and referred to the county re-
corder TO be placed on record.
Moved that the matter Of tax
ing Secs. II 3 N. 3 +, assessed
TO John Gibby and II. Carey
be striker from the assessment
roll, as the said property is in
Morgan county
Mrs. NJ. G. Morie, an indi-
gent Of Park City was granted
IS.
The annual report OF road
supervisors were audited and
approved
Inc clerk was ordered 10 Draw
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-12-08

The rsnsin' Of Robert Marshall. vhs
lost hi' life in the explosion in Nine
No. Of the Diaaondsills Coal company
Il" Friday night, -ns broasLl to Coal
vile ls'l "Wednesday and laid away in
The city esmslsry here. A number 81
rsls,ivss and friends accompanied he
rsnains to the ssmetsrv shsrs short
sarsiss vss held. coaheilsT ]. ". Lamb
presiding. siasiaE vas furnishsd by
Geo Beard. }. ", Lamb, !. N. shau
Ssd Q. r. Joass. Alma Eldrsdss spoke
uo,ds Of eoaSolation to the bsrsavsd
relatives and Gee. Beard offered the
dsdieatSry prayer. Mr.. AsrshAll leaves
. so,hsr, vile. two eAildrsa Aad bro
theirs and sisisr 70 mourn Ais uhtimsly
asniss. The Timer extend lie heart
felt sympathy 70 thoss vhs have been
called upOA W mOuTh.hT. Marshall vas
Punpman al ths ,ins the sIplosisn &C.
cured sAd there we're sevsn,sen other
asn Who lOst their lives At the same
time, snly two others have been 70
covered up to Wednesday.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-12-08
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

The regular session Of the
county commissioners was held
last Monday, all members pre-
sent.
A communication from L. H.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1905-08-17
Quality first. Then price

Bingham, Robert, p acres, Mill
Boon, J. R., 50 acres Nicholson
Crutehfeld, Geo. F., (agent G;lD
7 acres Haw. Creek. l. .07
Garden, R. j., SO acres Cox land 2. SO
Gates, A. j., so acres Dry Run. $50
Cobb, Charley, 2 acres Cheek
crossing. ;. .... -. 5. 81
Efand, NJ. L., % acres, Nelson
land. 1850. 5.23
Gordon, Bell, 8 acres. ;. -. 1.16
Hayes, D. G., 81 acres, l mile. 3.79
Harvey, Abraham Est, 81 acres
MCGOWAN Creek. >. -. :. 2. 36
Isley, w. C. & Co., 100 acres,
Cheek land. :. ;. r. 04
Love, Prior, 3acres, Cheek Cross
Miles, D. B., IS acres, Haw
Creek.. IL. Wy
Mebane, j. H., II IL acres Me-
bane land. ;. :. :. :. -. 5.6l
McCulley, Peter, 13 acres, Mill
Creek. ;. :. ;. :. >. ...... 3.75
McAdoo, Geo., 20 acres, Pane. 1.56
Moore, Eliza. ;. ...... -. .S5
Oldham, Frank, Is acres, Cheek =
Crossing. :. 49,. ........ Z 80
Pender, VIM. Est, 50 acres. ;. 2.85
Squires, Jno. 20 acres,
mlle.. ........ l9
Smith, Sam, $50 acres, Cheeks
crossing. ........ l.9I
Strayhorn, Rod, II acres Emo. l. 4S
SwindeH, Sam, l acre, Cheek
Crossing. ;. =. :. -. .S4
Tate, Walker, 6 acres, MCGOWAN
Creek. -. :. :. ...... 3.5S
Turner, Malinda, 5 acres, Turner
White, B. j. and A. F., l26 acres
Haw Cr.. 4 7S
White, James W., 13 acres, Nc
Gowan Co.. -. ...... -.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1905-08-17
HILLSBORO TOWNSHIP.
1904.
Andrews, Dilley, 81 acres, home

Andrews, Dilley, 81 acres, home
place.. ...... 2.66
Adams, jeff, one town lot -. 2.20
Balm, Nelson, one town lot. -. 1876
Bradshaw, Solomon, so acres,
Joppa.. ...... 3.7o
Clark, Jack, heirs, 50 acres, Hill
er.. -. .......- In
Gates, Mary E., est, acres
Slate Ridge. =. -. ...... 1.32
Clark, Dave, 13 acres Emo. 80. 5.G
Day, Geo. W., one town lot.... 3.99
Evans, Jack, Z acres. >. ...... 1896
Faucette, Daniel, As acres, home
Faucette, wrn., ST., 8 acres
Huntington place.. :. :. :. 1.24
Fairbanlt, George, one town lot IT'S
Faucette, Wm., one town lot. 10. 70
Green, CASTOR, est, IS acres. -. 2.36
Green, Wm., est, 4 IA acres,
Workman tract 80. =. ......
Hasting, J. A., 20 acres, Sand
Branch. 80. .-l.N
Holman, Mandy, II acres, race
Holt, George and w. j., IL 2-3
acres, Stone Cr.. :. :. -. 1.32
Hooker, Jordan, est, one town
lot. ...... 4.O7
johnson, Mary, one acre Mars
Hill road. =. >. :. 49,. 1.24
Latta, Joe, 81 acres, Gates Cr.. 3.15
Lunsford, Julia, one acre, Mars
l1lh.. :" ...... 100
McCauley, Julia, SO "a acres,
Gllo.. ....o. 10
Mcpherson, VIM, one acre
Brownville. :. 4 So
Mebane, Isaac, est, one town lot "a
Morrow, Jno., one acre, West
HlllsDoro.. >. -. :. .... :. 8. Us
Newman, w. Ed, one town lot. 3.8o
Nichols, James, one town lot. 7. 40
Parrish, James, est, 1917 acres. IA. 63
FENDER, Wm., est, two acres. -. 2.85
Powell, Jno., one acre. !. -. 3.74
Rosemond, Ed, 3 town lots. 10. 80
Rosemond, Chas. E., one town
lot. -. ;. .. ....1O. %
Strain, Frank, one town lot. -. 3. 4e
Steward, w. E., one town lot. 10 n
Stone Co., Southern, Is acres,
Emo. 80. Al
Turrentine, Dunk Dank. 8 acres
Fair Ground. -. ;. Il "a
Wilson, Wm., Jr., 27 acres, Hook
W. 81 lana; ...r 4.Se
webb, Alex. & Bro, 3S acres
Bland land. 2.2(
Webb, Band D., one town lot. 6. 4e
Wtlkerson, Dicie, II acres Emo 1 81
Wilson, Henry, 5 acres, race
track. ;. -. l @:
WAGNER, CASTOR L., acres
Mary Walker land. -. :. g.
Williams, Elisha, 3 acres, Brown
FhlO.. i. 4
Wheaton, W. w., one acre fair
ground. ]. 9!
"htted, Dernpsie, one town lot 3 3!
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1905-08-17
SALE OF LAND
FOR TAXES.


The following tracts of land
will be sold for the taxes due
thereon and also the personal
property tax of the delinquents
where [ have been unable to
find personal property out of
which said taxes could be
made. 70 be sold at the Court
House in HillsborO on Monday,
September 4, 1905. and sale
will be continued from day to
day If necessary until all is
sold.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1905-08-17
Inventive New York Woman.

A woman was walking in Central
park with a big dog in leash and try
ing at the same time to shove a baby
coach. The dog strained ahead so that
he almost pulled the woman over the
coach, and she was at her wits end.
Finally she solved the problem by
tying the dog to the coach. Thereafter
all she had to do was to act as a
brake, which she found 80 easy that
she never thinks OF going out with the
baby any more without the dog. The
sight of dog pulling the coach never
fails to please the children who hap
pen to be in the park when the dog
team passes.-New York Sun.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1905-08-17
Brockwell, Jas. J., 13 acres, BIC. 1.47

Brockwell, Jas. J., 13 acres, BIC. 1.47
Bansom, M. T., 100 acres Latta
land. 4. 30
Barnette, Chas., l town lot.... Ill
Brewer, Chas., l town lot -. 1926
Bynum, Jno., 1 town lot. :. :. 6.36
Brewer, Wm., l acre N. c. H., 4 AZ
Garden, S. H., est, 40 acres, N.
Garden, F. W., 13 acres, New
Hope. 1890. A
Clcss, Cornelia, 2 acres, N. H.. 2.12
Caldwell, Ernest, IA acre, near
Z. H.. :. ...... DOL
Craig, Manuel, 60 acres, N. C.
Grow, Aaron, est, 115 acres. -. $50
Cation, Henry, l town lot.... 2.63
Durba, j., l town lot. :. -. .39 90
Durham, Amy, l town lot. LII
Davis, Wm., l acre N. c. H.. -. 1857
Dunston, Thomas, l town lot. 4.74
Durham Geo., 2 town lots. =. 400
Edwards, Celia, II acres. :. 1.21
Edwards, Casin, l acre N. c. H. 2.0S
Edward, VIM, NJ, acres -. .S3
Flanner, William, 2 1-2 acres, N.
Z. H., -. :. 1850. IA 90
Harrington, R. c., "a acres, New
Horn, w. A., 40 acres, w. c.. TIA
Hunter, W. j., Livery stable. 81. so
Hargraves, Jerry; est, rs acre
N. c. H.. ...... 3.02
Hart, Oliver, 8 acres, New Hope 4.15
Hopson, Chas. W., 13 acres. ;. 2.41
Hunt, Harrison, Ia acre, N. c..
h. .......... ;. 100
Hargraves, Luther r., town lot 5.3
Long, Virgil. Est, 1 town lot. 52S
Mason, W. W., n acres, B. Co.. 1853
McDade, Bette, l town lot. -. 1.02
Merritte, VIM. H., l acre N. C.
Merritte, J. g., (guardian) 2SO
acres go. :. .:...:. Il w
Moore, Fannie, 2 acres, N. H.. 1 13
Merritte, Eli, l town lot. ;. ;. 2.24
McDade, Green, l town lot. :. 5.73
Merritte, Savanna, II acre N. C.
McDade, Thos. L., town lot. 5.s5
Merritte, Henry, l town lot 80. 5 81
Neville, Thos. w, % acres, Pc. LIZ
Neville, David A., 40 acres, NJ.
O'Kelley, Dave, l town lot. :. 5. 43
Partin, Thos. Co.,. :. :. :. :. 4.39
Potts, Johnson, Est, II acres. :. l. A
Pickette, Arthur, 10 acres, N. H l Al
Patterson, Fred, 10 acres, N. H. 3.93
Patterson, Mrs. N. G. L., l town
lot.. 49,. .l6. 62
Partin, w. B., s acres, M. c.. :. 2.64
Pender, Chas. H., AZ acres, B. C. 2.6e
Pearson, J.. c., ~ acres, N. III. 5. Sc
Purefoy, Haywood, l-2 acres
N. &. H.. ;. >. ...... 7.72
Stanley, VIM, Est, 1913 acres N.
Hope. -. :. ...... IA
Stroud, W. A., Is acres, N. Hope / .5s
Scarlette, Thos., acres, New
nope. -. l. w
Stroud, Butler, IA acre, NJ. G.
| H.. ;. ;. :. ..... l.7(
Sears, Ben. A., 17e New Hope. Is. Z
Stroud, Sam, so acres. ;. :. 3.09
Snipes, James, l town lot. 5. 5;
Snipes, James, l town lot 5. 5:
Snipes, Geo., 1 town lot. -. 81
Stroud, Robt., 3-4 N. G. H.. :. 2.7]
Turner, Newton F., &C acres, New
| Hope. z. 6.
Upchurch, George, 113 acres. -. TT
| Weaver, James A., / town lot... 3. L
Ward, Jno., l town lot. -. 6.
Willis, H. c., 35 acres. :. -. 1. 81
Weaver, Chas., l town lot :. :. 20,
Walker, Richmond, 35 acres, New
Hope. -. ;. ;. -. -. SO!
Weaver, Fred, l town lot :. SO.
Whitted, Margaret; acres. ,.S
Williams, Ned, 2 acres, M. c.. 81
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1905-08-17
BINGHAM TOWNSHIP.
1O0A

Andrews, BaswelI, 50 acres. :. 2.18
Andrews, Louisiana. 33 acres
Cane Ck.. 1. .S8
Atwater, Guilford, 46 acres, Ten
ell Cr.. :. :. -. ........ 5. SO
Bradshaw, J. Wilson, 100 acres,-
Collins Cr.. 2. 79
Bingham, Mrs. Marg, 50 acres
Zane Cr.. ..... l.9I
Bowens, R. J. & Co., 149 acres,
Collins Cr.. 2.9s
Brewer, Chas., 20 acres, Ferrell
Cr.. :. :. ;. ;. -. / st
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1905-08-17
Gates, Alison, 8 acres, Cane Creek

Clark, Thos A., 95 acres, Collins
Crabtree, A. W., 1916 acres, New
Hope. . SO
Gates, Alston, 5 acres, Cane CIR .92
Dodson, Thos. F., 1873 acres Tur-
key Cr.. =. ;. ;. -. 3.95
Durham, j. Augustus 50 acres,
Cane Greek. ;. :. :. .... 1. 50
Durham, Alex, 25eacres, Terrell
Cr.. ...... LOO
Edwards, Thos. G., 254 acres, T.
Edwards, Louis H., 8 acres, T. c .96
Edwards, Manley, s acres, T. C. $40
Hayes, Mary E., 5S acres. :. 2.17
Harvey, Nathan, p acres ...... 9.43
1vey, Algie, 110 acres, Collins
Cf.. ...... Al
Kirkpatrick, Logan, 90 acres, T.
C:... :. 6.22
Lloyd. Espran. 40 acres. -. 2O4
Lloyd & Co., cotton gln.. :. 7.20
Lloyd. Linco, 80 acres, Collins
Cr.. -. $500. Is. 81
Lloyd, Bennie F., 81 acres, Cane
Cf.. -. ........ l,SS
Lashley, Cornelia, 40 acres, T.
e.. :. ;. $500. 1856
Minnies, Sophrania, rs acres,
Moore, ChesIey, (heirs)179 acres
M. C.. ........... 5.l9
Morris, Hanley (heirsl Z, acres,
Collins Cr -. 90
Martin, S. F., 10 acres, T. Co.. e.95
McCauley, Geo., 2 acres, T c.. $50
Minot, Chas., acres, Z. Co.. 1.16
O'Daniel, j. c., IS acres. -. 3.11
Patterson, H. H., Hogan, est. 90
acres, M. c.. 3.17
Patterson, Eliza, Est, 60 acres
Collins Cr.. ;. ...... 3.9S
Perkins, w. NJ. & Co., 1-2 acre
and cotton gin. ;. ;. ;. ;. 5.26
Robertson, Robina A., $50 acres
Cane Greek. ;. ;. :. :. 5. A
| Robertson, Son, s acres Terrells
Cr -. ............ .96
Smith, Robt. A., s17 acres, Col
Inns Cr.. :. ;. :. ;. ...... 900
oAuI.H' 1SouC' ACc, 17o dCIeo, y.
| e.. ;. $50. 10. .63
Suite, Jno. w., (admr), Is acres
New Hope. >. 3 90
Stafford, w. G., 10 acres. -. 2.9S
Stanford, Mrs. R. O., 154 acres SO
Stubbins, Charley, 185 acres,
Bear Cr.. ;. =. $500. S. OF
Suggs, Mrs. Charley, 40 acres,
cane Creek. :. -. .97
Stubbins, Miss Fannie, 1S5 acres
Bear Greek. 5. :. .O1
Stone, Lawrence, "a acres, Ter
rell, Bal. ;. =. -. .9(
Stroud, JAS, (heirs) 81 acres
Stroud's Cr.. 81
Thompson, F P, 13 acres T. C. .9t
Turrentine, W. j., 80 acres, T. C. 2 81
Thompson, George, % acres, t..
| G.. 3,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1905-08-17
ENOTOWNSHIP.
1904.

Bennette, J. L., 13S acres, Emo. 9.67
Rlackman, 7. j., 2 1-2 acres,
Emo. ;. -. -. 6.53
Gates, Alexander, 55 acres. :. 4.7S
Faucette, Joe, 20 acres, Emo. 1.79
Harris, w. j., II acres. ...... 3.57
Holloway, E. W., As acres, Emo. 1.56
Hunt, J. j., 64 acres, Little
Holeman, JOS, 2 acres. :. :. 1.01
Johnston, Charley, 5 acres. :. 10Y
Lynn, Herbert, 6 acres, Eno.... 1.16
Poe, Lizzie, l-2 acre. :. -. "a
Stanley, Mrs. Tesiah, 25 acres,
Emo. :. 1.37
Strayhorn, Sam, l acre, Emo :. 3. so
Strayhorn, Rosa, acres, Emo. 80
Thompson, Henry, 81 acres. -. 2.S7
Thompson, Martha, 147 acres. $50
Wilson, Mary Coney, 80 acres,
BuckWatef.. ...... I.9l
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1905-08-17
CHAPEL HILL TOWNSHIP.

Allen, Wm., 1 town lot. 3.47
Atwater, r. B., l town lot :. :. 3.66
Aston, Arrabella. l town lot. 3.47
Allen, Chas,, l town lot. -. 1856
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1905-08-17
LITTLE RIVER TOWNSHIP.
ION!

Arch, Jno., 25 acres. 4. 2.36
Garden, Jno. S., 2 acres. :. 1.O7
Cothrane, w. A., 96 acres 49,. 4.04
Daniel, Morrow B., 81 acres. 2. SO
Foust. Daniel. Is acres. / AT
Massey and Cogbill, 224 acres. .16. OS
Oaks, j. r., 10S 1-2 acres ;. :. $50
Riley & McGee, saw mill. :. 2.36
Stewart, Henry, IL acre, Cald-
Smith, J. c., 63 acres. !. 49,.
Vanhook, Geo. W., 80 acres. -. 3.17
Wilkerson, Newton D., IS acres 3.17
Walker, R. g., 100 acres. -. All
E. A. HUGHES, Agent.
August 4, 1905.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-07-20
mn oKLAnoMA RESOLUTIONS

TIE resolutions adopted bg he statehood convention
ia session last wosA at Oklahoma cts sfpfeN clearly
ana without Too ggeat sefblaee TIE gh q tie saatian
Ia TIE tao territories asking admission - oes state
Tie story is tie mos remarkable ia fe anuas q oaf.
tests fof Admssoe q territories g datsioi privileges
kWags heretofore the territories claiming fevnltou
hase had d@ealiY proF.ns = tts stisfaetoa e ts
,leueng q ther opponcas that ties ssfe entitled e
TIE recognition soaght n al saeh contests osfete TIE
civil saf tie question oIen 3 aoahf iu ths cAse
q kansas even when he population vas caneraed TIE
question q fitness % Fesoafees and possibilities y De-
yslepmsnt SER sllll opsn and around Ties oppaiian
tsftlesa ftslt 10 tie iast later sisu lie Dakota.
Nsfe demanding admission. ttess questions q atnss
uefc rassd and agtatsd oug after ths population sas
found 20 have exceeded ne constitutional minimum
nul IA Oklahoma USING tIe g include both It's
territories nos making Joint Application ~ statehood
ali Of such doubts have hesn dspssd ni several yeafs
rvsn toss vito oppess the efeelcn ai more states
n the southwest have ceased So tasa u.sf pIolfian
upon charges q insneeney n population Or other ean.
altons asce aly of properly autecssHt 3 statehood
The population 81 tie tuu territories Together afssf
than tlat Of tie average state And nAny times afgsr
tlan thai of ans TERRITORY HERETOFORE sFp1lng g. -
mission Tie resources ot tie eouutfy. particularly ia
the Oklahoma section have already found hfsc develop
ment 81 lie Indian Territory section Development
has necessarily bssn much retarded bat the Iab.iiiss
II great progress and growth there Indicated IN shat
has been already done under its mott disoanins
dtlons Together the tso territories present 81
ansseabe claim aud such opposition hereafter pre-
ssus itself 70 tef admission vii b forced e abandon
al other ground and aud Is asf refuge rultlcal
alterations which when thes can he nQloueefeoneealci
must be aYoWsd
+ The Oklahoma Cty resolutions - out strongly and
Icleafy the pertinent facts Of the situation Tsy afe
vel Known bat their Ieslatsment IS Necessary e fofes
the lzsae 70 the polnt whsfs tfnse sho opposs aew
state on The lines q political geography will compelled
Ito show their hand and TIE anmas behnd tsiF oppos
ton Il is also necessary safeguard agzast the IN
terual enmies Of statehood Who 10 spite u tie patent
fAcls u sefve the ends Of outsiders sseeinf 70 And
other than political upon vheh 10 has 81 e..
ease opposition The Oklahoma cts memorial Is =
document worth preserving - Globe DEMOCRAT
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-07-20
rnK SEPARATE srorEnoop.

Te men uho have called tie separate statehood con
,en,on f August u at Muskogsc mas be hudlng wossA
than they know ays tie eobe Democrat Their pfplect
for state 70 compfss the ave civilized tribes 3 a'nafa
rey waut the Indian Teuttor os ne part oi y ocea.
pied IS the i've trbcS erected lnto stats II ites's
leaving Oklahoma also 70 come 80 separately Tie Nus
kosee convention according q the program u - pi"
ecior wi frame state constitution ipf u4ef sesieh
and viii present e eongFea next psesmssf iof Actl
No sltt o. eanyoyancs Is ueeied % ofAnas leiaA y
.ee uhat action congress wnl tAko tlat NasAosea
proposition II wlll - promptly ard spiateaiiy tsaea
down fs Indian Territory Las ot gloo SQUARE
miles a. compared with 3oo fof ArkansAs @so iof
Missouri e 90 fof Kansas and 2s5.eso ieF 1ekAs
T1e.e are the Indian Territory ueghhora amenS the
states United with Oklahoma howssef tlie new stats
eoaa have al area of 7osoo square miles which woad
- ils larger u.an Arkansas o. Missouri smaller tiAan
Kansas ana xery much smaller tban ts southern nosfs
Dor Texas Oungros wNl never oonsent e erect tTo
tis states Ia the southwest especially ~ tie majority
81 tle people u tic resn decty eoneenisd want union
ana joint statehood
Blt the Muskosce marpais MAS DO tlle eofae Than
ssi themselves ha9hsd ., bg eauges and ths coanifi
fte, may DELAY tis sduission u osahomAindan fsf.
ftars 4, olnt state n tie5 make aag Considerable
number af congressman usIlsys there y disoora a~pie
s pcopls 81 lts twin territories 90 te statehood mat
ter admission mag ian 10 lie coming sesslan'
There are many congfcssucu 30 no hA,i aud 09st.
aho would like have pfctent 90 anaing opt against
e creation q ang states Tor es geaFs ana ii'
Nusaosse meeting calculated @ paY admiralty INTO
their hands outside q the politicians wia want TAO
states on arcoant oi tho Increased nnmoff e Offices neh
would - created tie bulk o. ts people q oklahafaa
sa5 the indian Terfilefy want 8af statehood That y
Tie oy ~ft of statehood that congress si ever grant
lei the ssgatsts AAus, themselves g ths fact nos
ana ave themselves from Fdcus an humliAson latef
on Intentionally OF unintsntlonaip its Nuskegse ms
chief makers are doing their level ad lilte tes % De-
feat al statehood ia tae present congress
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-07-20

Happy IS tho man Who ias friends nappert tha man
whose friendship. eementsd through year q shock and
strain stands hrm. That Is friendship which gfoss
fair IN tic sunshine and dvudles Into nohingne when
TIE days are dafk That s senshness ana friendship s
uasslash lie who fails away from 3 friend when q
rains is unworthy. Il is friendship tat vhatefer
comes Of woe OF ufecs, sticks % friend closer tan
bfothef
Friendship las ts proper Limitations L No part q
genuine friendship te eondone he wrongs of friend
IL Is tfascfsty upon tie name 70 make Il cover 81
defense of crime Frendshp never requires The eQuu
tenanee of vice tie support q an unit pen fof posi-
tou TIE ect of oaeal obligation To saad b oHe
ffend e Is unnecessary 70 endorse his misiees o. q
advocate him Cor an Office Tor sheh be s unqualified
Real ffeupship stands b tie friend personally hsls
hlm l. I'd ef tie domiua,ou Of vice separates ihs
individual ff0u his wrong doing
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Here i tie say the Spfingad. No Republican
views the situation rhose people who are trying 70 uo
tain teo states for e Indian Territory and Oklahoma
are simply throwing away their time There 40 posi-
bity o. such outcome but II they viii diseonneet
themselves from ell eutanglng alliances with sew Msk.
lco and Arizona and ask tof sats theY s receivs
TIE undivided support of public sentiment and their btu
ul b carried throagh trumphansY There % ssfy
good reasons cg carving tso rfsgulafy shaped states
cut Of that country nut lt will make oue ane state
sth regular boundaries and such il can be admitted
Bot an Effort "a create states there soad - held
np for the next forty yaan
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pnOnAnLY NIsQuoTEp.

The Phoenix regrets the attitude Ia which pafported
interviews plAes Hon. 2. l. soper q Ninita, on the
statehood question and te resolutions adopted a the
oklahoma convention Mr. sopsF has long been an
earnest advocate Of single statehood and ranks a. ons Of
the most successful professional and political characters
IN this territory As sell known he Is now The Terri
tors mombel Of the National Republican COMMITTEES,
United states Attorney foF the Northern district aud
solicitor FER ts st. Louis and santa Fe lines 10 The Five
Nations nan does not reach such positions these
who lacking Ia ability knowledge and political train
Ing Ard Il seems lneoncevabe that Mr. scpeF would
make such statements hs is credited With making
and which carry with them direct attack On The intel
gencs q enc Thousand q the representative men Of
bath territories among whom hundreds Of bis besl
gflonds est political associates and warmet support
sn To Do - would bs > ssflona political biundsf, and
hs i not given - hundsra TO % voald be to e.
Gle AZ znsSonlzm e hmsalf n both territories and
I Ihla - aoald no1 aesgfs Tte rhosnlx hsllevm NJ.
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CIippeo PROM Gbc Exchanges.

The erafter, who fof decades ra, have iatteued ot
TIE common Heritage 81 the people o. TIE Five CIVILIZED
Trhes have taken tae Ia their attempts 10 frus
trste statehood legislation by the next congress chief
Rogers ard Gov. Green McCartin. a. ngurchsaas Zoe
the gfaftors are oat Ia cali or c0usttutl oaal con-
yenton 10 meet al MaSkogee ia August, 70 fame con-
sltutlon for state sepeate from oklahoma These
graftars know that it is utterly impossible to sccuFc
statehood otherwtse than wlfh Oklahoma, they have
been told ths hY overwhelming number % memuefs
Of congress bat present conditions suits Tie business 81
these schemer and BY dividing the people statehood
issues ttey hope 10 graft few years longer TahleQua
Herd
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rnr nruANn ron STATEHOOD.

We the Uae thousand delegates representing
the million and hali American citizens who re-
aide ii oklahoma aud Indian territories 90 here
by declare, III convention a~emhled that sam
territories are entitled 70 and Of fighi ought % be
Immediately admitted into the American Union
as one free aud important state, On terms Of
equality between themselves and ca an equal
footing with The other states
We have but enc petition and one request %
present % the American congress, and that Is that
Immediate Joint statehood Dc granted 70 okla.
homa and Indian territories 90 their ovu merits
and without reieence % ans right Or claim q
either territories seeking admission . the Amerl.
eau uinu.