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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-10-13
STRUCTION.
FEES OF SURVEYOR AND ENGI

FEES OF SURVEYOR AND ENGI-
NEER.
q. L.. Sickafoose. Eutzley ditch :. 55 90
q. l.. Slckafoose, Fox Lake ditch 1l6 90
G.. l.. Sickafoose, Rubright ditch. 81 95
COMPENSATION AND DAMAGES
W; M. Johnston estate Eutzley
A. Wolf. Eutzley ditch .,......... so 90
H. Preston, Eutzley ditch............ 68 20
B. Geselman, Eutzley ditch ...... 80 90
Peter Routh, Reemsnvder ditch -. 40 w
Geo. w. lcerL Strengthening New
"" ADvilRsTi;isING. ' !"
Alliance Leader Printing Co.,
Kurtz ditch notice ,.,.............. 80
Repository Printing Co.. Summer
Roller Printing Co, printing Fox :.
LABOR AND MATERiXii.s. "
Al. Swartz. cleaning out 500 IT.
In Martha Swartz ditch .,...,.... 10 90
Thomas J. Kern, Strengthening
Newman creek ......,...,........ 36l 90
Kurts ditch. ............: 100 %
VIM. l.. Rubright. sections Nos. :. :.
2 and Q. Rubright ditch .........., IS 80
W.. ]. Keiser. section No. 8. tile
portion Rubright ditch .......,.. 0 OF
Rubright ditch, h,................... 1873 50
A. l.. swartz, section No. 4. Rub
right ditch ......,.............,..... ~
VIM. Murray, sections Nos. !, 2, 3,
Grimes or Roos ditch ...,......:. 1i6 90
Q, 7, 8, Reemsnyder .......s..... 67S 70
Thomas r. Watson. estimates Nos.
II, 16, IT, IS, 20, n, Eutzley ...... 2400 90
FEES AND SALARIES OF COUNTY
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-10-13

FEES OF COUNTY SURVEYOR AND
q. L. sickafoose, Lake road ...... 20 90
G. l.. Sickafoose. Rau road ........ so
G. j.. Sickafoose, Rau road, sur
veying at time of viewing ....... 10 90
G. l.. Sickafoose, Lake road, sur
veying at time of viewing ....... 10 90
surveying at time Of viewing...:. 1000
q. l.. Sickafooso. Herbster road,
surveying at time of viewing...... 10 90
q. l.. Sickafoose, Ullett road,
surveying at time of viewing. ..... 10 90
FEES OF CHAINMEN AND MARKERS
w. Holman. Rau road ............ 90
EEES OE XIENXERS AND RE-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-10-13

J., X. Turnbuil q Son, .excavating =
for tunnel. .....,...............s.. 900 ID
at cottage ..........H.. ............. o 49," $50 90
heating tunnel .'s..ss......."..... @ oo, ssS 90
and supporting walls 49, ....."..... $50 90
d. e. o.. Charmois, estimates Nos.
Ing at cottage ] ....................,. @ @ .s7Oa 80
tings and chandeliers .,.....,..., 700 Oo
up boiler s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. M 1884 oi
Fife Bros, plumbing and heating SsS 60
C. M. Kilgore, 1st End and 3rd es-
| timates in building the addition
Urinary with extra ..,,..... $500 62
Joliat e Menegay, steps at tunnel 30 16
ing at iniirmary .........,......... 1856 AZ
: and nd ceilings at at cottage :, = Ia. @ SIT 80
j. A. Heingartner. painting par
titions and fitting glass. b9 SV
sew sewer Patti at intirmary s ..'..1......' anu 1850 10
John Skeels, sewer and cesspool
as per contract -....I..4.......,... 29i %
Si oesspool s .........'.'.'...... a y" sew" @ 5o25
Guy Tilden, balance due architect
of temporary building at iniirm- a.
Hry ......t......,,. :.....s......'.. lof o.
Guy Tilden. balance due architect
of woman'sy cottage .............. 7f2 %
Guy, Tilden, architect of addition
to boiler house, ...,t, ,s.s... ..,s.' Z75 Is
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-10-13
ADVERTISING, GENERAL,

COMMISSIONERS ANNUAL REPORT.
PUBLICATION.
News-Democrat Publishing Co.'s 2S2 "
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02
Gllppeo from Ubc EIcban0cs.
- -
1 TERRlroRlAL REF0RM school.

"A passing glance At tie police oouu tt.e past lea
days enough @ eonvee ans of the need of lef.
loral reform school fof miners 81 chldrea Who nzss
developed a criminal instinct and sio cannot b. given
the proper attention m this TERRITORY Thls remark
sas made by prominent man last night ii Conversation
uith Times-Joafnal reporter Last night a youns.
sfer Able Holland who Is natural born thief stos
package from the counter Il The posioee There "a
nothing one could DO To commit him 10 laIl would b,
no Improvement % his mnfals Ia fact think il i 4
great tothcd foF breeding cfmini Indifference 81 tl,s
Part Of he youthful element
y - every DAY nearly, soms case Of a thlsslae
Y0snestsF caught IN the sei merelg reprmanlea. i.
eauss ttal o. the AL ztle only vaY OUT and believe
thas ths reprlmand has the be moral effect oi the sso
Tla ret conanea 20 the boys TIE city full Of ligas
slips Of ElF wio while ~ prostitutes Ia every sense
Of the uord yet have great ensc1 ~ ths making Of
nno-senllae Il ths prostitute 81 today Their IS
punishment for tle mlsismeanuEs of = young elfl
s county jail again. and that would ruin hef farsyef
Give plare fof lhae soeal ouseaAss IL IA
hops tlaf Statehood will open waY fot a. ndnztfal
RETURN saiuol. ~hsse the character aud haAaz of ear
sssns ysaFrasEa esn b. Fsmsasss and msEs A. so =
~ earta nstssrtory q e il sitilsns. and -
Apnia = = fha naAtes 'ansalbaa : russs and aAf
SKINS ~ - - = i''--a1assaoaszal
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02
wuIrr NKk AND INDIAN NAIprss

Thefe ate been many stofiss published aHaal Indian
naIdaus and their lafvr fortunes n tho lnisssw II
truth the Nlkoree Times states uat Hst AZ tiaar
giss afe oseFdu~n IL article bearing tbs soblo
Is as followss
sFor re paai decade thsfs have tzsa sofss sfitsH
atd published anxelg b Journals iaf femoyea ffom a.
dian Territory. about shifts rushing 10 Inalan Ter
Fitay 20 maFy Indian girls aio had iassv estates II And
Ard tFltal fugds and MANS ectloas 81 tls eoanIFg
thls ihiofmaian has soous aspsi - fact afi publls
officials often rselss lstters tfon psfzs making inqal
fies about mauagaols Indian girh 9Th iots q land
ksaspi ioF lie uncouseious stigma ts placed apon hs
country, sueh stories ~oah reepe wlaa are ae
qnAnlu wlt sils people and eandltleas q Indian Ter
fits1 Netting coaid - faFtasf ffem ihs facss tbas
these Indian maiden stories White msn are ~ nan
ali have tcsa making ncc fof Indian Territory
iof the fufpoz q marrying alan Elli q ssats rsa.s
siea q thslF lands ard mnnel.
Tia iuilan gri i mlssvefs.atel efuasufs wi.srs
unsorn Tilsfe Afs ~ modern Iilawatla2 white msn
aFs not rushing "a lo marry tsnl fos Els smpls reasoa
tat the iadian gifis sii refmt sseA actln
tsszn would lie asesaEs ooeebud gifl oi tle states
and they such lmpuiatIasN nss = thofaashy
Ti'a average Indian slrl i educated ia mpsgefn col
lege- thoroughly eoaserAnt eth ~clsty. and raas. -
most anywhefs ~ Amsreaa girl T.sre are ssr, rss
failbooh Indian Eifz sud mans u hsa ara fariy vel
edueatsi Sot one nan n aitg who i.as married uto ~
iudsan true IA. maffei fallbioed uomaa When
shits man marries % Indian nalden Ia i always
Wuman oI part Indian bot aho world rasa alnsat anr
vlssre as an Amefican woman. both from culture All
featsn White mea sho b4ss marre6 Inaan rlrss has.
married tisn because fleY sen N lose with than ara
believed tlef would make essa visrs ard IN not IL
sianees ihelF belief has een susiasnsd TIE lshuous
wealth q Indian xits las ben pyeres isfed T4wcans
Indian maiden seems 70 lAtea asenAslan lsf saaneef
and writer that cannot be resisted and romance De
mands that she shall have wealth. She dos ii ths Sto
RE that have mlaepfned her bat n fact Ne nsnas
hes about enough e eiaeata hsrelf lwhlch Ne nsua
do and t'sn iaafFlss whts nan ana kregs lss. fof
hims'
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02
LACK or DIGNITY

Judge RAYuiond tad pcffpct riTht W reply 20 ~
aecasen butthcFe w1s painful lark q dlgnig 10 waAs
ns dty iluen on ths bencia rrsolotion q ooau,sn
dAsion from The pstl1 jury did not wATaht IL bittsf
reply made b. the couf ttoash ths half has neser
been told That dlgniaea odge should - iaf iosEet
his position ~ 10 Fsr ~ shining plea q sat defense
and persecution iusieed Salnss him Tllegs are mans
methods Npen for fssew q the eaascs eadng 10 ia
ths nns Of the charges against tina udge. Anf ons q
~hlch would have tnsn ekcnNabs 10 tie present cAe
Tfs real trouble slih Judge naynend has tnen
mAgnasd oouceptaoa q the pahlies duty inwsfd us
bench ana his rccsnt brrak sso~s that guilty q
reversal of ths complaint. stouina lark q eoostdsra
tion Cor the public
II seFy interesting 70 read q this Rsymond loagAs
nrll becAas t psuonai ard political .goAbhls. but
things are going 70 ths bad whea the Judge foela NJ
ermne and appears In che ols 81 ludiciAi harieslue
south McAlestsr Capital
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02
a fREKpnMA

Il /, reported tlsas llo Char contemplating 'esste
reforms anone lhsas the removal q - restrictions 81
the press 1ha Is ~ ltemol the tefy FrsAies wp0ft
Anea ftrae TIRE press wlil prove g T. shs tTRak
II ether reforms NJ Abase can successfully fsAnt si's
snnosncs of palo discussion aud no rauf ~a ds.f e
serys the h interests of h peops can ansnio slenna
criticism Give an opponent fgsedom q Soak ana e
a SPEAK faanky lie wlll point oat faults that F'es
csncpal Even enaeesralon lsu.cf'sl fog liAs mesos
cFope il enables ua II thaf wlrh might otlAsfNe -
raps noisre No sen meaning unrlAi need inAf
harm from fres press and opiecsion from AiV other
klnd of Al oacla need be considered ~Commonef.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02

Governor Folk learned willie prosecuting attorney of
St. Louis that most of the he called upon 70
prosecute for violations o. the aN habltaa pslei
carriers Il slolAtlsn O Tho lass Ia iofce % tbs
ooantry also % carry concealed vealons hus afga
number oi men aFe always loaded" uth psso 81 tu1
Pistols are made ana carried COT the pofpose u killing
people and ior other puFp0se. Eser, man that slips
cartridge into revolver puts Il there for the posols
purpose nt taking the life Of human belng with g
shoud the necessity arise, aud u that bullet dent ~ i
q human body /, wasted 10 SPEAK and falls u -
purpo~e As leading professional man Of vsnta vas
getting his mail out Of a box Al the postonce one morn
Ing this week the shining handle Of pistol shown
between his coal taA Tbs man il gentle and amlable
Az i woman, and Is ! member u charch ARD yct h.
gees about the streets armed and ady 20 kll TIE nsSt
man who cruises him. There sides - this Ques
tion however n everybody threw tlslr guns The
thugs and sandbagge mgis take ,he place, 70 b. SURE
bet why eaFry the guns in the pocsetf II pistol Is
needed II Il wel enough know where 10 Get loaded
one and IN some extreme Instances tlsprompt Of one
s eommendable, but the carrying of weapons IN the
pocket Is a violation Of The Aw and 70 lAw and
order generally
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02

The removal oi the restrictions The sas of Indian
lands n tha Rse tribes Is really the dominant IN
the matter d Indian Territory legislation Washing
ton. TIE Secretary Jf the Interior backed BY such
characters senator stewart are heading the oppos.
zion to clear titles 70 lands IN the Indian Territory
Il Is easy 10 appeal that old fase sentiment that
che Indian viii bs robbed As general proposition the
indian outside II fullhloos aud minors, i not being
robbed and not likely 70 b robbed and don't need 20
he under the guardianship of the Secretary d the Inte-
rior tie president anybody else lie simply needs
70 be treated as a and capable clfizen which he
undoubtedly Then IL has tecn demonstrated and
again that the placing q restrictions he title 70
indian lands onl5 has the effect 70 lover the value and
prevent the Indian from getting anything Ike is value
As TO the feasibility Of forcing peope 70 keep their
lands it cannot b. done bs legislation.
The pisesi legislation thar could te enacted along
this line would II 10 remove all restrictions from the
title lands Of ~ Indian citizens except those Of fnl
Indian sood and of all minors TIE mixed hlood citizen
capable IS the white luteuaffed citizen he
freedman When minor reaches his majority he ought
to have clear title 70 he allotment homestead and all
Fhe indian beng iniored and hls property rendered
less valuable bg All laws that rsat him a. AZ comps-
tent Il time for tie government to turn these eIsii.
ized and Intelligent people loo-e and elss them ne
eance of American Citizen and stop treating them
- wards The land belongs to them not = xft from
the government hat By right of purchase ana held IS
patent and That it s being allutged e them tlsy
should have Il without q restricted title
TIE var cry Of indian Territory should b. Turn
the Indian loose give lan s stua and take the iron
hand Of the Interior department Of his threat
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02
vINfrA r
DooMRRs UNsAFk

AT Last nights session Of tho Commercial club the
discussion turned upon the term boomer" The Qugs.
AZ issue whether Il should be consdeied a complk
menS or thing he proud Of 70 BE- boomer tho
other hand should the boomer be watched aud oot al
lowed do violence to himself to the he repre-
seEtA Two members announced that tlsy we're dis
tincty Of the boomer class and Of the vintage ot OKLA
homa According 20 two definitions Of Webster tho
word boom means "a hollow roar and 80 rush with
violence Either Of these would not b. Just the thing
90 build a solvent business upon The boomer n not
unlike balky horse He either 0ont pull AZ al or
wants 10 pull the whole load up hiil az galop. The
steady quiet puef Is the best fhe boomer ordinarily
unstable and short lived TIE gTeat banking institn
tlons mercantile establishments aud solvent enterprises
are not IN the hands OF boomer The who Is sili
Ing labor patiently ana wait ZOE results boomer
man may be a wide awake energetic and enthusiastic
business man aud not he boomer IN airy sense The
safe element IA every community vant % avoid boom
"Frenzled finance" spectacular, wild baneSsand plays
may fool few Of the people sometimes hut not all the
people all the time.
The mission 81 the boomer is 70 boon place as
lous wnd and noise and the unreal he effectively
used, then move ou % other Fields The sori "boom.
erang is close Sin % boom A boomerang IS cue
OF those curious inseations that when thfoNn into the
air ales out and describes circle, comes back and
knocks ths throuer down. The toan thag lnauguates
a boom only sets IN motion boomerang that sooner Or
later COMES sailing back and knocks the hnng out Of
reai estate and business values aoomen good ssi
lows but unsafe Leaders, A race hons IS alright Tor
sleed bat when a COMES % moving q great load tle
heavy, quiet roadster IS more dependable
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02

senator siswan made uioat ~opisrial argument n
TIE vatsd Stacs enAis sappof, q his auendmeus 70
the Hamilton statehood bill he aid
indians v no, b. clslllss b. rubblng 40 aTalnst
cAe, other b aAeelating wsth zach uthet Ti<y mua
h brought luio coutari vltA eslll1atioa NJ ipasA
uiIl b. cyillfed bl feeiiag em T4ey must have the
mollse 10 set someihlng 10 eat Thar all make Them
pat forth essr,on And hsy wlll learn 70 labor Now
t~lissc thai Il ts amendment psopss oan u adoptsa
fle udiAn Terri oY eiil h. the ss place III TIC rntsd
states Ia wbics live and lslisss ttAi andsf tlis
pressipn o homesisadlug TIE fofi oesf youus you
have AL SO tts'r Tiisy Do 10, nerd 20 have maeh
moasy 10 81 ther. A man slgh 5 couple Of handfsd
dollars buy lAfn and ~ iof q EASILY Men ~lg
fush ttete - tsy fnsrA % Oklahoma wen tsss Chefo
see ztnp opened Tnsm sNi hs jus such Fush
psated i yea give peopic chance % 50 tie Tsrilou
AID SET homes Tlefe aFe mAuY youns Ia the United
States ~to aant plaes 70 mals touss and FAss fam
lIes. loa that efefs tims thefe opportunity Kssu
Let ths opportunity - glssu md ~lli haze Roed
stae tie une q aa ferned ol 0klal0sna AID i1
dlan Territory
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02

good many white intermarred citizens ot The Cero-
kee Nation aFe asking ~hen aal decision IN thsi case
pendng IN the United States Court q Appeals mas
Be- expected Il pretty safe proposition thai good
vas 70 hasten the matter through The supreme Court
and 20 an ultimate settlement would IN pa tie bal
anes af the attorney Zee Of ahant sl0 Tc push tls
caze 70 an early hearing vii take personal eoff the
part oi the attorney md s oay reasonable suppose
tli readY and available Zee would hurry matters some.
what EVER whlts ntermaFFled clsi,on who has not
paid sfoud ~ - without delzs
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02

The proposition tlAs has gained cEeslencr In Washing.
Ton 70 retain the Cherokee scnoo fund ant ag outsor
the further maintenancs oi tie tribal schools after the
dissolution Of tribal relations srone 70 ths cerot ses
With tho advent Of statehood ain come tAxaton per.
Iags personal property art then seFI soon 81 lands
The Cherokee people will pag their port of tie general
taxes. part q which vii e to maintain general
school system. Il vonld therefore ha unjust 70 fons
them to maintain their schools and also pag thsis
pForaia share u the taxes that woud 70 into The gen
eFa school fund.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02

Ts attorney for the white atermarfcd citizens has
died his brief and mad an oral aRument befors The
coafl Of claims and decision isawailed which 40 rbt
vii b. forthcoming within thirty days Il vii r. nee.
cssary 70 hase tho matter passed hnaly bS the su
preme court 10 order that Il mas ~ settled for aA
TIE attorneys Fee has not all been paid About sooo Is
yet anprosded for II thiscass b "a Be carried through
the aud settled this spring Il Is that the
balance Of tbs cc be raised st Il b simply mat
tsf Of business thst should b attended % All Of
thh eIA ct eltiscm who have pad should send ave
doar OF more Il convenient e VIM LHts, president
Of Tie vlnta National bank where sll b. keps pend
Ing the result Of tbs suit
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02

About tie arSt of March tho Dawes commission viii
send out a aed party % Try q ascertain what haA he
come Of about two thousand cherokecs whose names a
pear on the rolls oi citizenship Of lsss Many ot thes
names are believed be acticous and such persons
ever lived In the Cerokee Nation Il has always been
bellesed that the strip Payment oF la9i was madc q
hundreds, perhaps thousand~ o. acttious tames and
that perhaps half million dollars pocsetsd By =
group Of cherokee grAi,en Thls IN afge measure.
counts Tor the padded rolls thar patllng tnc
mission To and the persons whom these uelong
woala simply be impossuilty thay ouly existed a
mlnas q the Who drce their prcrata Of tie strip
money This easy working gran followed ap By he
attempt Of some parties aot land actitious names
and Al least one serving term IN tie peni-
Tertiary on conviction of a 0fense
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02

The Dawes eomu.ssslon a. body uilI osaz . exist
within less tlan months but the present policy Of
the commission win doubtless Ie ollosed out - the
end GeoEKs Wright ana perhaps ons member ol the
Dawes commission vii b. entrusted with the pork Of
finishing up ti< WORK q enrolment and allotment
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02

TIE Republican statement that was general during
the last campaign and aceepted b. the party was
There are NJ trusts n veu q tle prosecution and
conslellon Of ne besg trust Il hsgna "a look lie he
cs Of ths eonntFr Including he supreme court takes
= different vlsu Of the matter
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02

Adslces ffom Washington indicate tlat ,he stewart
members Who have given territory Affairs attention ARE
not fasonlay Impressed with the plan II the Old man
II : reasonably tiat intelligent legislation sill H.
snarlsd and thar such folly proposed b. stesaft
viii nct ie considered
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02

TAe HIusosss Times dIaeialna tnt anything serious
y .asasa b - fHnilF Fow nes golng among lls
neszHzp,f fraternity = that sIEg ae ~ Tlmzs has
neE sshdi4an il statement ssak - lIAt g Ionn.
~ e ~ f1zsali ~ nakias = r q hlnaeII
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02

A an example of te many exAapefaing delays 10 tbs
admiuistasion Of Indian rsFrrltoy Affairs Jades Ray
mond has not yst been removed fom ocs, and e has
boeu two fal useks snes Colonel Douglas aled charges
Wherefore such slomueasy
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02

II President Roosevelt knew what 3 disappointed
0unen q Cerokee statesmen resulted irom his refusal
to sgn the council bin providing for Indian deesa
ton 70 Washington this wntsr he would leens and sgn
n set
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02
ore Vinita ChieftaiTs
Weekly Edition

The vnlta cheftaln Is published every Thursday
morning al Nnita, Indian Territory II II the oldest
and most extensively read newspaper IN the Northefu
District II Is IN ts twenty third year anhas general
circulation throughout the nor haf Of the Indian Ter
FlloFy The subscription price Of the paper ls sioo
year. always ia advance postal card viii get sample
copy anywere Ia the Unlsed States
ID. ~. R9ARRs. EaAtow and Owner.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02

Thefo was time ia the memory ot men nos hslng
when man would nct have been sentenced "a thles
yean IN The psnltentlay Ia Oklahoma for insignificant
= thing a. shooting man.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02

A soot rcck pile and some hsasy hammer, would 80 =
long way towan clsanng oui ths buch of oboes about
ule depots
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02

zack Mulhzii vas convicted b. 81 Iouls court ycs.
teray the charge Of assault with intent kf ard
was sentenced % three lsars IN the Ienltenlau
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02

To-day h ground hes day ard o. course much d.
pends upon the oi the Wcather TIE future slK
weeks LEI Us earnestly hope That 90 shadows wlli he
cast tomorfow
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02

What has teane of tie movement 10 impfuyc south
rarky The time % plant trees wi bs hsre very .pos
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02

"A man bT the name Of DouglaS" b, the say Judge
Raymond mentions Colonel Clarcnes n Douglas
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02

TisaFe hasn't b~en much blowing Or late about tAs
aac warn climate q the indian TERRITORY
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02

TIE price feoal remains loser ia vnliA than h,
aay other Trrfisofy io~n. Stick pin or tao hau
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02

Sho would have thought a seek aga ina, Judge
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02

Judee Raymond declares hA great respect for the
press boys slth o. t9o exceptions Nos there are
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02

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