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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
J. HARD PRACTICE.
Members Of Virginia Foot Ball
Team Getting Down to Work. Il

&f% Special to Inc aIimes-IlSp1tcn.) IStttf
@a CHARLOT TESYiL VA October -
The mld-wcck practice Of the q Virginia
i football team was a strenuous one, the
mon being kept hard at work for three
hours under the eye Of Coach Cole and
The second team was in the hands. OF
two alumni coaches, Hobson and Pollard
"a now mo n on the Varsity Lineup was
Oates, the left tackle and star player
on tho University of Alabama for two
seasons Observation-Disclosures In, the law
department q fortnight ago.. and for the
scrub teams His Improvement has been
steady, and to-day: he was tried at left
tackle on the reguiar team. ], 8.
minutes and three touchdowns were
scored bv{ The Varsity, In the first half.
The second eleven carried the ball FOR
forty yards Boogher, the indoor athlete,
Varsty's right and n Haskell and ISolle-
roch put IN a rafting game IN the VAR
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
Carter Case Resumed
a(By Associated Press.

CHICAGO, ILL, s3 October .-eInHuirry
%. II. Carter which: Melted him a fortune
OF 5000, 900 In a few years and resulted y t n
his serving Ave years In the military pris.
on at Leaven worth, Kan, on e. charge OF
SgdcfraudIng the Federal government, y was 's
resumed to-day before Special examiner
Richard w. WV man. KS 8if :. s
BAD This was Captain Carter's ninth con- con,
secutlvs day on &fhe witness stand = ~ Is Is
fnxpectcd Il viii take several more weeks
Tor the government nt tor1leys to scomplete
the cross exnminati Ion Of Captain 4 Carter ter
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
a / RANK OUTSIDER
WON KENTU Ky FlU Il 7'l y
J. M -. \ s,Issot,ccintntt.lr

@ sS5{y (By sAssoc inted Prsss.) ms & sS;
LEXINGTON. KY, Oct AL izhtso n I, 2 2
\ feature 4 event OF the n second days trot ting
meeting here this afternoon winning The two-
Syear-old division OF the rich Kentucky Eutnf1ty
An The Fnturity. PURGE S. 900 soTle wons!n
two I straight heats: Vera Prodiga second; :
81: i2pace, g purse 81 o0o-Lyddi tie won fourth
nth and sixth heat $: Jubilee see ;S1, Won
second and third heat: I i11ei thrd'
- 2oe trot, purse 81 ,5oo--N ormnn ,. won third
and fourth heats and race; DR.. Strong second.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
u PER CEN
Price $l,250, Rental $2'116 s.
THREE FRANID $DWELLINGs.
5 Good section. Good rem ters. Ssss}
] McVEIGH & GLlNN.ss;
AUCTION SAL Es, Future Days
h BY r. B. Cha FIN s Company IN
Incorpo rated. NJ "
Real Estate Auctl oneers. H
49,. = = : :.
r RUsTEEs' AUCTION SAIL

m RUsTEEs' AUCTION SALE! 81
a & OF, i si5 s 3 Isl ~
4 A. NICE LITTLE II A r. NJ ON THE
$CHARLES8 CITY r DAD, ABOUT ELEM
I1Ni MILES FROM RICHMOND. on
PORTABLE sDWEIL1N G.,stANlDC'j&UsUJ.AAIIll.S
OUTBUlLDINGS. :. 81 y. lS
Ia BY virtue of a. certain deed OF trust
, from, Cal. Itlsselrnan, recorded in Il the
clerk s a ofrice \ Of Ienrico County Court.
In Deed Book 100 A. page 60. default hay-s
Ing been made In tho pawn emit OF money
therein secured, and being so required by,s
the beneficiary, we will soil by public auc-5
{tlonsin front Of Hcnrico County Courts
4 SATURDAY II1I ocT. nth, 1905. at "a NJ fs
the roal estate described In said deed a.
folio Ws III that certain tract of land In
the county ofyEIenrlco, " a., w tn improve
ments thereon. about eleven "a y miles
from the city of Richmond, on the Charles
City Road containing seyenty-nine q (7sl
acres more or less, and being the same
land conveyed to Cal Hussel Imam BY deed
from Annie josephine Eddy and hus-5
TERM 81 Cash as to expense OF Iexecut-s
Ing this trust, including any taxes ana
Insurance due, and to pay pa st due note
81 sac with Interest on s70D thereof from
Jan %, 1906, and any residue 81 purohase5l
money, payable In cash. I, 4 \, ~ N
JAMES B, II. bRVIE, ss}sllEs HI
N IA * 5sS5 " 5$ss Trust tees RI.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
ERNIE AND ATTELL SPAR;
i15 THE FORMER BETTER MAN

III 3s (Bys Associated Press) Y. .
e pHII;ADELPHIA, Pa. Oct ober Abe
u tteli. 81, California, and Young Erne,
If this tbs City. Spared sis urids to;night
"a. the ational Athletic Club. Attell was
ioutclassed by Erne There 4. were No nt1
fresh at the conclusion Of the bout. 4; II,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
A NEPHEW N Of HENRY 6. j..5
85.s3 DAVIS CANNOT BE FOUND

" (13y Associated Press. ~ Q1
P1TTsBURG. Pa October 1. "A young
man who was employed for over a yean
at the Homestead mills Of the Carnegie
Steel Company under the name Of Oliver
Hail, but now sold to Y DO Gassaway,
Davis, son Of j. II. Davis, of West Yir-5
GINA, and nephew OF senator Henry
Casa Davis, s$ FORM r cand K date for
Vice President Con the Democratic ticket,
has been missing from Homestead since
September. get d. NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
THE GAL WESTON TO GO
3.s ON HER TRIAL TRIP SOON
liBx Associated Press.

{ yYAsHIN GToN. d, q, October 4.-The
protected cruiser Galveston, Commander
Roads next Friday morning for her final
trial, when will consist OF q forty.eightt
hour run at sea. At the conclusion OF
this trip, if5 the trial is satisfactory, the
vessel WIN he finally accented by tho gov
ernment. and Will then proceed to the
navy yard, Norfolk, for docking. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
Tend ers Her Resignation.

Especial TO The Illness lspatch.)
y NEWPORT NEWS. Van October A.
Miss Iluldnh M Nav, superintendent Of
the Newport News General Hospital, to-
day rendered her res gnation to the board
OF directors. Miss Nav says that she
does not know what 4 her plans for the
future will be, t8J e s ii Z. Ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
SISTER OF FOR MER b IN .53
ATTORNEY GENERAL DEAD
4IsnecInl To MIC Times-DIspntch,)

8IaT@ (Sneclalto The Tlmes-D Ispntch.)
3; BRISTOL, TENN. Octobr AIRS. Leila
the age Of fifty years. Fl Ell. death was
due to pneumonia. She had not been
we'll since she had to ndergo tho ans
Mrs, Eaton was o. sister of Rufus a.
Ayers, Of Big Stone Ga p, formerly Attor-
ney General Of Virginia, and until nearly
q year ago resided with her sister in
tBris toll General Ayers was called to-
.her bedside three days ago. I'd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
THE CHINESE QUESTION
Secretary Metcalf to Protest
Against Modification.
I (Ry AssOCIQted Prf

4, 49,, BY Associated i'reSH,) +,
WAsE!INGToN. ~. @, October A.
Strong protest Will be mad by Secretary
Metcalf, gof the Department Of Conf
rnerce and Labor. against any modltl :
ton by the State Department Of Its
circular Of June 26th, directing the
american consuls IN China to personally
Inquire into the truth ri stats i.tents In
Chinese certificates before yisellig them,
iPhe instructions referred to haYa sbecona
l.nown as The Presidents circular IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
55 BY Richmond 3.Auct Ton Company s;3S5s
1905 East Main Street, III rs ~ sSa
ET.ARa E 8AU CLIO ~ gsA ~ ",
55 IN OF 4; b
CHAIRS ROC kE rs, Boo kcAsE!s,Sl E z &
TENSION TABLES, BRASS BEDS ri
$SSsyaps ETC.sSTO .DAY.

II will sell TO-DAY Thursday, Oct eth,
at our warerpoms. No los East Main
reet,Scomme at 80 AZ NJ GOOD
Cain Seat Chairs Cobble Seat Rockers. s15
Hell Set. B Pine. Rosewood and Nv lnutS
Book Gases, Oak and Walnut Ilxtens!onl
,Tabler, Oak Book Case. Chamber Suits
Fine i rass Bed Cot ton Mattre sses. Cots
Chino liere, 81 a Handsone Ebony 'arlors
Cabinet, Handsome w a1nut d 81 aboard
NInnt,a Mirror, symrna Rug and s5;Drug-Ss
,gets, Japanese and G hlna Nj things, Gag
pets Pictures, S5S Parlor$ Suits, Odd Beds
Springs Stoves et etc,$
RICHMOND 5AUCTIoNsc co. ssS
5 Geo. II. Valentine, Auc tioneer. 9ssi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
Minor League Meeting.
n (By Associated Press

CINCINNATI. OHIO. October 4.-The
meeting or the National Board OF @Arbi-
tration OF the Minor Leagues. scheduled
for TODAY. was called TO consider
charges brought by President KnYa-
naugh,4 OF the Southern League and Man.
arer J oyncr. Of Atlanta. against Howard
Griffith ane the other elias SIS "A mell
Y The result of the meeting was another
3postponenlelt.8 and announcement Issued
+his afternoon by Chairman Geo. Tebau.
stating that the compliments not having
appeared, and It being desired 10 Give
them sail the opportunity pOssibl an
adjournment had been taken to Saturday
morning, october 14th. ut the Imperial
Hotel In New Y ork city. Is S. 5s 3s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05

team, Will be In town ell this fall and has
said thai hewoud b Elad n e e aso.st y
Il The ifrst meeting will be hold to- night on
CANDLES HILL where the team can ~ BE- 20, Or
"a nizea and come place to practice h1ed upon ~ ~
scmfewbere al, night, and every Saturday after.
noon on Mnyo'H Island There are a n s,aao,
local steaIn could DO formed among them. .s23 .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
SWEET MARI STROTsfA lille
Tin VERY FAST TlME
INV "A ss,ocIated Prcss.

lDy Assoc!ated Press;l 1900 4,
ceptlon Of a breeze that blew down the stretch
the las. quarter conditions At The Rsad ill
and although sweet Marie trotted q milo in
j 9:04H, Audebon Boy could do no better tina II
y. coax Ssi6 his endeaHor TO beat his previous
pacing record OF :59A stt is's 4 .fts
Va Sweet Marie's performance to-day was tho
fas test mile trotted In public this seaso
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
\ ADMINISTRATORS y SALE,
THURSDAY OCT. 5 !! ! i
III O'CLOC .9 81

1 will sell at the residence OF the late
Joseph IA. ] ohnston, on r.. r G. p. r. RI
miles A from CITY, I a Il m j armtng imp
Smonts, q Horses ~ line Jersey Cows
Sow,El Two Horse Wagon and Harness
n Firm cart, 1 Family Carriage 2 Road
Carts, i Frazier. Cart and 4 liz X lucky
broke Colt; many other things foundt on
Ia farm. gsis nv sSS$si
/; "a HARRY c. BEATTIE. ID I'M
sj55 Administrator. II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
AUCTION sALEs-- rhis Day.
81 BY q %. W. May b, & Atotioneeri,
si " '.5i No Ito N. Seventh Street, q a


rYpR1df1T II OK LIZ y IAN os Is p
~ 55}}iil OR ON CANS 4 q LA Rte REID OAK
" ttT2 X fiANDSCh ID NJ A.
HOGAtlY LII lar Y s tJIT "a pIECEs},
j vEIsY FINE rtlrG q clio clS n
HOC3AfIY i Gil RS, IS NAH GANY Istt.s
R11Aus, QUARTER ED e OAK s WING
TABLE, WICK Err RI ok Eass MORRIS
CHAIRS f ON p EAPII AZ 4 !, p
ETC AT AtJCTto IN. % 55Eb IisI IN
! I ssill sell BIZ MS tluctfon-hpt use,
TODAY OCTC Err g. TIL, 81 saf
4 COMNfENC q & 1880 O.CLOC OK ], st3 n
Very Handsome Upright Fl k1ey Piano
F,arlor Organs, Home. Grand 9 l,hag..
HGns VI naraesed ar oax
ntrsry ssit Sc Pssss Dtsh sfk
ahogany Bureaus. Ladies', Qiartered Oak
Eesk, Quartered Oak sewtn 8 tra BE,
Wicker Rockers and 5 w icker Aiori..sssS
Chairs, 2 Very Zinc Wilton Velyeta Drug p
gets, Box Couches, Oak and Walnut
Chamber Suits. Oak yvardr ol,es, Walnut Y y
Wardrobes, Chairs, Rockers, Nh ttress:s
Carpets, Matungs, Cook and Heas ting
Stoves. and .nu,ner tl1er articles etc.s
II GEO. W.. MAYO, tArctioree r., $sS
q B. G. Buford. Salesman. XXI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
u BY j, Thompson Brown a. CO..
Real Estate Agents and Auctio neers.
pUHLlc AUCTION SALE
OBJ 8
Elk Gov. Chas. It. O'FerTall'a
(DEcEAsED)
Handsome residence, n
H 903 Park Avenue,
Wednesday,, Oct IL, 1906
5 O'Clock p. M.

This most desirable and comfortable
residence, which Ex-Governor O. Ferrall,
deceased lately remodeled at considerable
sexpens o, Is situated In one of the most
desirable and beautiful neighborheotA
in the city. It contains, besides Kitchen,
bath. closet ana servants room, SIX bed,
chambers, large Yand handsome paE!orI
nace The Eastern lpSNhs command ex-1
tcnsiya views OF the Avenue as tar aa
Monroe Park. Coal and wood vaults;
For comfort and convenience, one coula
scarcely wish for more
IT fronts about & feet on Park Avenue
with a depth Of "a feet on lts western
line to q 20-foot alley, and has q troht ~
2s fact on Cherry Street,
ESTERMS: 81, 900 cash, and assumption q
balance, OF 5000, payable $3.50 In APRIL.
1903, i9J7, 1905 and $500, and balance and
Q years, with Interest secured p9 lr''sS
deed on the property . Z. Il
- - IA \ Aucttoneers,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
Football Scores.

University OF Pennsylvania, l6; .Getty spurs, 81
Harvard s16; Bowdon o. :. " I. !. -, III 49,,
Brown "a Massachusetts sta'0 Ase'su'ta's a
eypn artmiouth, il Y; University Of Vermont,
~ Columbia, 81; Seton Hail. o. y -, +. ~
f,ehicf,. Is Medlco Chirirglcal College, o.
"a ca riise Indians. n; Susqu ehanna, 9.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
PUBLIC PRINTER,
The President Decides Not 70
Appoint Ricketts,,

y(From Our Regular Correspond nt.)
ident ROOSEVELT told L friend Of Public
Printer Oscar II. Rlckotts to-day that he
would appoint an outside man, that ls'
one not now connected with the Coy,
eEfiment PRINTING Office, to the position OF
Public Printer, 5g !. !,
Palmer, removed BY the President about
six weeks ago, because Of alleged coll
With ype had oae
man Of printing In the office for long
willis and many members OF G q ~ ~
lis appointment made permane pt, BY, e., the
President IL positive IN the 5 !, FL lan y.
5rninllneilt ~ ~ ma In no way conheeIeu
with the office at present, 81
Rev. william, B, Lee, Of Ablng do,n (lilou.
cester county, Episcopal c'hurch !, y n
attend te nesttg OF 5as ssionary
.Sosiety. THE committee met yestsr q, \
!aftsrnpon AT X, o,sloek AID Sit laws;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
BY GEO. w. MAYO, AIctloneer.s l
i. no North Seventh Street s5ss
BANKRUPT SALE \ l8s
5bS OF ls3 5s sj5s
1.-THE soUTHE RV3To8AccoN lsT$AN Nd
MODERN FARMEF r ,pis3s
OFFICE IT r. 5t7 q FIT9INCf GAS ID. II Sub
I2 SCRIPTI ON LIST ETC. 5 81 N
5BANKRUPT SALE

District Court Of the United Stated for
the Eastern District 4of Virginia. ON sep:-sSS
TENDER %, 1906. IN the mat tier z Of Clin.s
ton M. Shorts bankrupt - VIII sell b az
public auction on 585s s3 S&$Fs
Thursday, October 8, 4 Doe, at T. l2ss5
H u o. Clock, 5 5ii8 ~ NJ
1T No. ITO North Seventh Street, that we'll
,Tobncconist and Modern Farm err it,
large Subscription List, Office Table. O lssaa
Filing Case, etc. y, !, Z. ny ,,,,,,,
Receiver In Bankrupt toy for Gil 80
5s ShOr Is. . . 3isF1 *
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
4Bostorl, 3 4 EPittsbur!g N.

/, PITTsBuRG. PA. October Boston
won On Tcnny,s single followed by Do
slan'ssln the thirteenth inning : !, I,
nj ttsbure I. TX o 90 3. 10 o o 90 6 me-
Hosto n f. !. ~ 0. o o o 90 o q o o ii 9 Q
n Batteries. Case and PETIT: Fraser and
Moran. Time, 2 :e5 Umpire. ] ohnst one
-Attend ncf ~ n35
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
SAL Es / Future Days
Blythe Valentine Auction Company AN 81
@ Auotioneers:
PLANT, q Jpn EN- FFlcE FUR 4
n,rUnE oN SAT- lA>;E= a o RISES,
wac oNs. Hal sEss ETc h
HE Il Elm: 1 y lsR E s! STEAM .IE;.' y
sEt LAUNDRY At cTloeh 4 n 81.
ID N DETAIL. fss;.l53
IN DETAIL,

N "a,
5Ea,1iyt Court Of the city{of Richmond, I
will sell at auction on he premises L. t Ile
Empire Steam Iaund ~, q. y o.. 3)3 vest '
At t11 o,CLOcK Phi
In detail or In lots to suit purchasers,
e 9Th ana IF pa
per, Body Ironer, Bosom 1roner, n COX
/ band 8 Ironer .5i$ Steam Damper, Sharper,
bEdger, Fans Dry Room. Shirt It y Iress 8:
Golar and Gun Gun ,S Ssa rem nnd Irons
SHAW MAJ chino. is HIP. Steam Engine,
Boiler Belts, shafting. Hangers etc. ,T g
bles Chairs Bias etc Fine 1! Combi1,na-
TOP Desk, 8 Good Horses, 4 Laundry Wa e;
CONS, 3 Sets Harness., etc: & y
Sale positive. Terms cash 8I Goods TO 4 pc %
removed by Octob Der 14t ~ z, M, x 4 2
The Valentine Auction Cos, Auctioneers
,;7T By GEO. w. MAYO.
Auotioneer. ia
BANKRUPT SALE Or STOCK AND
49, ~ FIXTURES. 3 lss
d. Z. h arETzGER's GROCER =, aos-alo
N SIXTH STR Bet 90
Rrsaa1t a aSs n Hn1r sates fos
the Eastern DIstrlctSof Virginia. on Oc-i
tober s, 1906 in the matt Of Fl. L;A Metz
ser, bankrupt = will sell at public sauc g
FRIDAY ri OCTOBER 8, 1906. AT 1880
lfS5S1S-7S 800 s,3 o. CLOCK, S5 81 3 2sg
all Of tho stock md fixtures contained y ne
In his place of business, situated ct NO
slsts Of an extra large assortment Of
canned goods, such as canned omt-8
toes. Corn, Pineapple, Salmon. hes
Pickles, barrels OF Vinegar. large lot Of
Cakes, Crackers. Candles. barrels Mo;
iasses, Fish and lot Of other staple and
fancy groceries; also, q lot OF nice store
Show Cases. Cake Racks, Swinging and
Counter Scales, II tDlebold Iron Safe. COT,
fec and Tea Chests, Meat Blocks and
I - ~ + III T. III. DREW.
n 3! Ssff siI Receiver In Bankruptcy.
y Geo. w. Mayo, Auctloneer.
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won frst heat; Snyder AlcG regar, third. won
first heat Best time, 10th. Eel. y.
2:l4 trot, purse 81. 000-Borcazell won IN three
straight heats Morone, second; Nancy ttoliand'
third. Best time, :09k lHE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Standing Of the Cl;lLs.
Clubs won Lost Fl Clubs Won Lost r
New york +. 400 " 1851 Cincinnati 80 10 $40
PittsburE n; sss IIs .e46 St Louis. 81 % .aso
Chicago .Ss ct SOL I3oston 90 % ~
philade lphIa 80 Ct .C4t Brook ~ lt3 .:Sa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05

s,ty5 linc.t The latter alterna ted Ut guard
md centre. Randoph's touchd own from
Jeid was mad possible by Barry s splen-,
did interference. Captain Cook: 81. y the
Varsity, was taken out n4the first hal
tut re-enteled the game Later. II,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
To Have Foot Ball Team Here.

5 Az movement N to organize q local foot bal!
the virginia Boat Club. and many lovers Of
the sturdy game have signitied their Wiling.
star end On tho Virginia Polytechnic Institute
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
BY GEO. w. MAYO,
.Aucttoneer.

BANKRUPT SALE OF STOCK AND
-, ~ 75$ FIXTURES ,sGs
Ss5S OF \ .
II. I.asNfETZGER'S GROCERY, ~ 30S-310
NJ SIXTH STR EET.. y. Ssgs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05

Pursuant to a decree entered In the
District Court of the United States for
toberT 8, 1905, in the matterGof Fl. III Metz,
ger, bankrupt, i will sell at public aauc G
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05

Acting under a decree OF. the Law ana g q
viii sell at auction on the premises the
Empire Steam Laundry ,5 n O.. 3Sp3 west ,:'
Cary Street, Richmond, Va, Y N
llIsIs9,3 .1IONDAY.s "a OCTOBE 9TEI, q.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-08-08
The Only wnv-

There is no way to maintain the
health and strength of mind and body
except by nourishment. There is no
way to nourish except through the
stomach. The stomach must be kept
healthy, pureand sweetor the strength
will let down and disease will set up.
No appetite, loss Of strength, nervous
ness, headache, constipation, bad
breath, sour risingS, rifting. indiQes-
tion, dyspepsia and an stomach tr0ub-
les that are durable are quickly cured
10y the use of KOdol Dyspepsia Cure.
k0d0l digestS what you eat and
strengthens the whole digestive appa-
ratns. sold by Peoples Drug store. DIV
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-08-08
ENJOYS.
Great Welcome Given Them
At Portsmouth.


Associated Press.
Portsmouth, Aug. s.-Porthmouth
today awoke to a realization that one
Of the most important days in its his
tory was actually at hand.
With the arrival late last night and
du-ing the morning today Of the fleet
bearing the ENJOYS the famous old sea
port was elaborately draped and gIeat
crowds greeted the fleet with cheers.
After the ENJOYS had landed and
given a salute they were escorted
through lines Of marines to the build
ing they are to occupy and where, ac-
cording to program, Governor McLane
was to formerly welcome the ENJOYS
later in the day.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-08-08

On account Of the Fraternal Aid
picnic to be held at Lakeside Park,
which is located on the electric line
between Webb City and Carthage.
NO., the Frisco will sell tickets to
either Of these points at rate Of one
and one-third fare for the round trip:
Webb City, s2.l5; Carthage, $40.
Dates OF sale August 10, Il and y.
Final return limit, August l3.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-08-08
Clarh-Cowau.

VIM. Fagg has just received an in
vitation to attend the wedding Of
Prof. W. p Cowan and Eliza Jane
Clark at Anderson. South Carolina,
on August 10, inst. Prof. Cowan is
the new principal OF the Vinita colored
school, lie recently purchased some
fine property here and comes well rec
commended as an educated gentleman.
He and his bride will be gladly well
coined by the colored people Of vinita.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-08-08
Watson's
NEW RACKET STORE

Having permanently located amoug
you l am especially anxious to inter-
est you in the RARE BARGAINS 1
am offering to the public. l can show
more and greater bargains than any
store in the Cherokee nation and will
prove it to you when you come to my
place. In my store you will find most
everything that is found in first
class Racket Store, from a toothpick
to a suit of clothes.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-08-08

The Muskogee Phoenix this morn
ing contained an account of a "forcible
argument" between 0. A. Wise and j,
G. Buttermore in which it seems the
latter obtained the worst end of it.
The encounter ensued after a friendly
boarding house discussion. Wise at
the time was seated at the table eat
ing his noon repast when Buttermore
came in, anu after few words threat
ened to strike Wise with a chair.
Wise yicked up a catsup bottle from
the table and struck Buttermore over
the head with it, badly cutting him.
One of the boarders is now charged
with assault With a deadly weapon
and will be given a preliminary hear
ing in the commissioner'scourt August
l6. Wise was formerly a member Of
the Cherokee Townsite commission
located in this city and is well known
here.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-08-08
WRECK.
Switch Engine Crashes Into a
Way Car. Nine Are
Injured.

Associated Press
Emporia, Kan, Aug. s-A switch
engine.crashcd into and wrecked a
way car attached to an eastbound
Santa Fe cattle train here early to-
day and nine stockmen and switch
men were injured;
A. n. Sanders, stockman, Blodgett,
Mo-, may die. Others injured are:
Charles Young, switchman.
Mike Fallean.
John Bachus, Hillsboro, Kans.
Phillip Treger, Lehigh, Kan.
William Schlepuliar, Lehigh.
Bert Broodie, S. w. Sawyer, Frank
Alsell, Ashland, Kan.
S. IL. Singleton, Colorado City, Tex.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-08-08
MANY WERE KILLED
Building Fell From Roof to Cellar,
Caused BY Workmen RemCv-
ing Main Pillar.

The catastrophe, which is the worst
Of its kind Ia the history Of Albany,
occurred shortly before 0 O'Clock.
Extensive repairs we're in progress
and a gang Of Italian workmen start
ed 10 remove the main pillar that
supported the main floor. Evidently
they failed to brace the floor properly,
for scarcely had they loosened the post
when down came all three floors with
in a radius Of fifty feet from the fatal
pillar and the wreck crashed through
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-08-08
PIeasantIY Effective.

Never in the way, no trouble to
carry, easy to take, pleasant and never
failing in results are DeWitt's Little
Early Risers. These famous little
pills are certain guarantee against
headache, biliousness, torpid liver and
all of the ills resulting from constipa-
tion. They tonic and strengthen the
liver. Cure jaundice. Sold by Peoples
Drug store. DIV