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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-14

We today present to our readers.
the resume of the failure OF public
Education, which summary will also
be placed before President Roosevelt
in order that he may have other infor-
nation as to the progress of the Island
under the blessings OF American CO.
lonizstion than that furnished him by
official reports.
Our arguments should convince Pre-.
sident Roose welt that we are suffering
the most Ubiquitous of exploitations
aud are being subjected to the most
outrageous abuses.
Our appeal is directed to the Pre-
sident because he is the only one who
has the ability to administer remedy
for the conditions here, he is the only
one who has the power to put an end
to the misdeeds of the functionarles,
because he is the arbiter of our des
tinies and the sovereign lord OF the
oppressed colonists.
We realize that we are going to be
the means of destroying an illusion.
We shall in all probability nave to
awaken him from an untroubled sleep
with the brusaue vision of reality, and
violently disturb his repose, but it is
necessary; in order that he may con
tinue his dreams, we are not will
ing to be the resigned victims, the
humble martyrs who die with a
smile on their faces: it is necessary to
disturb the sphinx like attitude OF the
obstinate nontiff who announced
from San Juan Hill (Cuba) with the
beating of drums and the footing OF
horns the empire of a doctrine whose
deity is egotism.
Let us awaken Mr.. Roosevelt and
inform him as to what is occurring he
re, for we are certain he caunot know;
we expect it will surprise him and
make him indignant to learn OF such
happenings in his dominion Of the
lesser Antjlle. =,
The success of our protests and
claims is contingent on the President
not awakening in bad humor; but II
we are over conslderate and 1ndul &C
in useless courtesies, we run the RISK
of the SITUATION being prolonged lnoe-
finitely. - y
And it must not continue.
The brief we have drawn from the
catastrophe of Public Education will
be more than sufficient for the Pres1-
dent to awaken to a recognition of our
situation and realize how we are trea-
ted by thst insulting bureaucracy
which has spread itself over the CO.
lonies.
In order not to weary the Supreme
Head of the Nation, we have conden-
sed the arguments which speak with
transcendent eloquence. We shall
present the case with all possible a
laconicism.
Here are some facts for the consid :
Grafton of Mr.. Roosevelt:
Forty five thousand pupils at pre-
sent attend the Porto Rican Public
Schools.
To be exact. the number is forty IL
We thousand two hundred and one.
In 1897 and 1898, before the war,
the number of pupils in the schools
was forty four thousand eight hundre,.
d and sixty one, fact recognized and
affirmed by General Davii himself.
The difference, as the hero OF San
Juan Hill can readily see by a simple
operation of subtraction, is three A1n-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-14
Miss Roosevelt
sali6 de Yokohama
De regreso de Oriente

Nueva York sabado-Comunican de Toxic
Que Miss Alice Roosevelt ha salido Yokohama.
La ilustre viajera vueve satisfecha de su
vista los paises de Oriente, en- los ha sido OBJ
ieto de las mas grandes demostraciones de cor
tesla al efecto.
Miss Roosevelt leva in6nidad de recuerdos
del arte chino japones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-14
Un Rn0vinniento de especta-
ci6n politica
Los elementOs de la situaci6n

Nueva York, sabado.-Dicen los cablegra-
mas que sc reciben de Madrid que Ell anunciado
debate en- Ell Congreso ha producido un movi-
miento de espectaclon entire los elementos poll
ticos, interesados en- que la actual situacion no
fracase.
Ell senor Moret ha ratifcado su concurso al
ilustre jefe de los liberales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-14
Garantias para
es equililbrio essropeu
Ell viaje de Don Alfonso

Nueva York, sabado-El tema de actuali-
dad en- Espafla es la vista del Presidente Lou
bet. coincidendo con ell anunciado viaje de Don
Alfonso Berlin.
Esto destierra toda opinion ,pesimista, y
obliga aceptar la cresncia que predonina en-
los altos circulos diplomaticos sobre la duraclon
del equilibrio europeo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-14
CURA GARANTIZADA PARA LAS
ALMORRANAS >.

s1MPLEs y sANGRANTEs ExTERIoREs con
pcazdu Los boticarios devolveran el dinerO, 81 el
UNGUENTO de PAZO deja de curar cualquier caso,
por rebelde que IA dias. La primera aplica-
ci6n da alviO ysosiego 81 el boticario no 10 tene
cnvfenos el equvalente so cts. ORC americana, en-
selos de correo, Sc enviara franqueado por Paris
Medicine Co., st. Louis, Mo-, E. U.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-14

Rssistradse Dc IL propiedad sustitute sue
fuS IA afIos On Arscibo, ofreoe sus servicios,
como Notario, On Areeibo. Bajos do 10 casa
admero Is, calle de la Crus, 80 haoe cargo
1s peesentar para su inscription en- el Regis.
aro Dc Ia propiedad del Distrito y remitir 4
los respectivos interesados, los doeumentes
sue con tai objeto Sc le envfaB.
ARRCis0, PUERTO nice.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-14
En- el periodic de franca
rmej joria
EsperanZas que Sc realiZan

Nueva York sabado. -Informan de Mos
cou que sigue mejorando el general Stoessel
Ell heroe de Port Arthur. ha entrado en-
ell franco periodic del restablecimiento, seg1n
avisan los parties facultativos.
ST no Sc presenta ninguna complications
ell insigne enfermo, podra abandonar pronto
el lecho.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-14
SePylelo Especial del BoIelm MeRcanm
OABLEGRAMAS.
El Presidente de Da
ReptabEica Argentina
Una vista q Madrid

Nueva York, sabado -Dicen los despachos
que Sc reciben de la capital de Espana, que es
SECURE que ha de realizarse la anunciada vista
a Madrid otras ciudades espanolas. del Presi-
dente de la Rep1blica Argentina.
Ell ministro de Estado ha rogado al gobier-
no de la Argentina que designe la fecha.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-14
a. os moros del Sultan
quedaron vencedores
Una gran victoria

Nueva York sabado-Desde Tanger cable
grafian que los rebeldes han sido rechazados
de Fez, dejando el campo sembrado de caoave-
res de heridos abandonados en- la huida.
La victoria de las trepas del Sultan ha sldo
muy completa, es dado esperar de clio que los
rebeldes pierdan gran parte de su engreimiento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-14
Ia ra1i&=d de lsss ejeEscit0
Heroes que no desmayan

Nueva York sa oado-En la campana que
sostienen en- Ell Africa Ajemana los hererOs re-
beldes al poderio germanico, han perdido segun
las estadistCas publicadas, cerca de la mitad de
los guerreros con que contaba la causa de la re-
beli6n.
Ell entusiasmo no decae por ESQ entire los
luchadores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-14
IL Rey Oscar n0 Sc opone
ala separation
Respetando la voz del pueblo

Nueva York, Saskatchewan de la ca
pital de Inglaterra que ell Rey Oscar no es
contra1io, como Sc ha dicho Ia separation
defnitiva de los dos reinos.
Ell soberano ha dicho que respeta la volun-
tad nacional expresada por 81 parlamento aca'
ia sus resoluciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-14
EE c01era en- Aaesmansa
Ell peligro que pasa

Nueva York, sabado.-Desde Berlin avisan
que ha desaparecido todo peligro de que el CO.
lera Sc propague las cudades del imperio.
Ell peligro de la epidenia ha pasado el
|contagio va no ofrece grandes temores, el nu'
nero de atacados es muy reducido
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-14
MISAS DEL LUNES

a ~ 9 de Ia manana
p" ~ de la ideni.
A" IN de Ia idenn.
" 6 de Ia idem,
,,7H ySH idem.
/" ? de la idena.
" ? de Ia idenl.
+" az de la ideun.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-14
MISAS DE MANANA.

Catedral. ..... a las 5, y9 nama1la
San Jose. -. ''zy8 de Ia idem
San Francisco. '8 de la idem.
Convento de S.
Miguel. 80. "e de la lden
Capilla T. 0. F. - oH de Ia ldsna.
Santa Ana. %. L" III y 81 iee1n
Puerta de TERRA '' zyo de la idem
Santurce. ..... "7yo de la idem.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-14
Secci6F1 ase3dgi0sa
SANTOS DE MANANA
MES DE OSTUBRE

Domingo 15-La P1re2a de Ia San :
tisima Virgen, santa Teresa de JESUS,
virgen y fundadora, y sapta Aurelia,
virgen. <&1
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-14
SANTOS DEL LUNES

Lunes 16.-San Gallo, chad, y santa
Adelaide virgen, abadesa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-14

Cathedral.
San lose.
San Francisco.
Conveuto de S.
Miguel. -.
Santa Ana a....
Pta. de TERRA
Santurce ......
Capilla
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-30
TO YOU'VE MEN

There afs a number af goaaz men 10 esefY tosa who
are afraid . work bat want 10 put on a the gfie and
have 81 the lusurieS imaginable rhei want something
without giving ANYTHING IN return There are others
who have ability and Intelligence ehlch sould enable
them 10 make their mark ia the world If rightly used.
but they choose rather 70 waste their time IN dle plag
But thefe still Others who make the best of their
circumstances Who take % their coats and engage IN
honest ahuF not afraid to soil their hands Tfeg are
the ones Who afe aole q meet ans emergency The
young man who has eouFage enough and strength of
character enough 70 lay asde pleasure and anhostatne
y put Ice rafb and enter ~ oee 81 sop 20 work iof
wages and puts Ms best Efforts ms eork that young
mar y composed of tAe stun that makes nsen lIe IS
an honor % himself his family aud his eaantry lIe
has lofca q character that gives hin Influence and 10.
dependence that laughs 81 eal n companions may sag
pt s their anuLs and Ieels When souns man IS Ia
position e aofa 81 tbs hne pesona Adoeamenls. when
he fas money enough 81 hs epmmaad 70 i've without
voFk he certainly bass right spend Is besf peases
nim. nul il this thsfe b added tlat fose u char
hrtsF that sl enable Tim step Into iha ranks a ID
honest lahufer should time eosns when hls money takes
an6a llaelf wings and fss hs Indeed mzn whs1h ne
whole word aIaaIa b proud . heasl
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-30
ruYK ~ pN0rANITY

With a aaaAbe desire 10 eliuinsse tie common aud
universal nuisance known a. ,he promiesnon casseF
the toun of bridgeport J., has began crusade thai
has dexos0pd some amusing Incidents II oaly anoslef
81 tie mAny sporadic protests against offensive pfan
tieo which appears 70 b growing Ia .hh eoant9 While
there IS little Likelihood that sny legal restrictions npan
profanity can - d any permanent slieei. Is wies
some sign when We see efforts made 70 cck lis puhc
udngence
To advocate tse penalltiee q psoianiiy which has
long uesn considered d tbs epTlset PRIVILEGES of
fee citizenship, wou1 BE- considered purtanea and
invasion IL personal rights Ths llcenss % rua whsn
occAslon seems 10 demand some extraordinary Anglo
saxon sspietse, the heritage q American birth daly
Saleguarded b. the constitution
T1ere j. point however a. which swearing t~conss
public pcsg and AZ 0nense against public deeency Te
growing abandon of Americans % tie habit IL swearing
Is not eslifyine nor is il easy aeeountsd for Perhaps
TIE gFest Influx TIE lowsr o. foreigners ulth tlef
lax morals tart responsible FOG h s average healthy
minded American wf0 ! without religious srfHpes looks
upon swearing sort of emotional safety valve b.
reoried 70 occa.icnay peFlAge, bai uot ia CONSTANT
employment TO infegitci a ice ''damus' wAsr they
viii % the mus gaad a alAttgf ~ purely individual
pfcaleeion--shsi Is eth tbe non pioas oi c0afs bgt
when eoarss men of uomsn eith without sselss h.
dalge Ia profanity pabcl % the disturbances d wese
orisry.minlsi people sa profanity aseoalcs mastes
q fightful puhlic eoncsm kansas Clst 1oanai
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-30
rHE PosslBiLITIns IN A 10Y.

havs profound respect ior boys Grimy, n9ged,
tousled boys 10 the street oiten attract strangely
boy n the his ille Is big with possuili.
ties lie mas make o. unmake kings change boundary
lines stween states write books that wili mould ehafae.
fers invent machines THAT viii rcyaatonse The com.
msrce ef the world. wouldn't you Ike 70 turn time
backward and Abraham Lincoln If twelve phen he
had never wofn pair Of hooisthe lank lean. yellow
hungry boy, hungry for love hungry ior learning tramp
ng ~ Through the w0ods FOR twenty miles - borrow
book nd spelling II out eroueng before ta glare of
lie bafnlng IngsY
Then tieta that CoFsicaa bog, enc Of q eoaaly
hFood who weighed only atty pounds when ten years cid
who thin and pae AMI porvess aud had ~ ssnt
sapperiess q bed locked dark closet becaaza he
soudn't "mlndin Who soald have thought that he
soud have mastered ever phase Of warfare at tweaty
81 ana when the exchequsr of Francs vas Ia distress
would say, The ananceaf 1 will arrange them"
Be patient sllh he hoYs You dealing vt sanl-
san Destiny waits lust around the corner.
y natlenf ylsh lhs boFs ~Ths rhIllsina
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-30
TnK .EEns or nIrn oLn 49,

II Is as easg a. ging "a feiois poetaf oNsrs state
ment that mans efsatlyn period eaaa forty and %
fsiuee % atsufdy ts suggestion apY nisani iof ake
st iis pprt q ssif should 1e chafotorusd
As I,ongisllow pointed eaf u tere. Cl.sneef atufs
Tie Canterbury Tales az ssty saphees tic ,il
pns az eighty snd - tle same axe soails fsmsletsd
Faust. Lonsfeoa mlghi harc extended his insiAnees
almost indcanitslg, hfpahlnE aud renngsan Ntote ia
their BEST and most characteristics vein eas pass three
soofe V0lta did hls ahe,t pofk after seventy eol.
nmbA discovered America after he Was Hfss Washing.
ton fought tbs Asyaaton IL ths tean Il n, afth
decade and fnnkiu dld us sreat ~ogs in tls framing
q onr Constitution af ie t<gnui8s % s ninth decae
Something remains foI "a 10 30 a. dare.
Even tie oldest tres same ffMig aag hear.
For Age Is opportunity ~ less
Than sputh lssslf thaugh il anosher dges
Aud feiticfo pfofepud truth Ia what nocor Osisr
asN A things managed 10 itss ~orid ans aciual
achievement ths rcsat - ons, sluu grguth the
stature of the largest oak preesiinei ia tie acorn
and ia ths 81. in uhcn il lodges. u vas as yoang
man thai sopoelss gained , mastery of dramatic form
and eapFssoa thar cAaesf sathefrd tls material fof
lis tales ana Developed his sunny temperament grarlos
stlis; iat 0aeie conceived hs Faust that eolumaas
projected his great discovery Al e sIn ths sAfy and
middle seafs that al q psnt tie seeds of hgeh
character and achieeeneut No day from boylooa 10
fal maturity = wasted Ia agsnezs s. hseasusa IS
eel dees without re hes thar 81 of - must
plant tie sssis y high character ard achievement 10
dasi from bafaogi . iah maturity g., h. sAstea n
iasnea hsekenad D. es dpas wlflsout rlsA "a tAs
hest tlat all TIE feam can hiring TIE Oh agu that
aoafl>isss and green Is TEE result, n0t u sterile soat
baf q > foutb brimnius over vf tie slg@ .ssls Il
tie boir and tlss spirit SATURDAY, Essalng pss
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-30

kfefK Democrat g Ninla Is confronted aith fhs dug
e going g ts fos FRIDAY sna tlsfe voting re- tie men
shom hs after mature ttaasht SD after casting ASIDE
81 FetsofA considerations dseldas Ns mos esrtalHgs
promote iiis hsss ai Vnlsa rers + - a4s i.
nfius ths iae thar tie RsHaoesas have siaasd alsas
IS Ia mosl fesfscis platform AID There Is rossaa
faf believing that strong festf slH d dominated a.
THURSDAY pfman Tie Republican qafss has taken ths
position that Niua needs btsf STREETS ana m8r side
valks and has promised Is give tl4sm saeh Platform
siil attract msny nasptaasai VOTES Il j. platform
that appeals q te afsags nltfs8s b. appeals sspeclalg
e tho men vie have fs uea eaunfrs a. halsa
ap citt hers ID Nihlia
The issue ef public improvements i as i4f fle fss.
acfacg eanu0l dodge aud doubtless aoaia noi II it ooad
But The report has been spread ahsd IS ssaeale flat
Ills parts e9pued - improvements ara TIE ouy -
. dispose q such ERRONEOUS report sf,rfaae Is =
adopt such platform and nominate such Candidate. :.
slll pfoss u fasfissd TIE eaisf hopes aa l.l.ess
tlat ever casiidaie uomiaatsd Friday sspsailt a..
mayor aud each councilman eit pledge himself q aaFs
increasingly ieF better streets. oF more sldesails ara
fof complete lateral ssssg system. saeh candidates.
running on platform promising tho.e MEASURES oaald
= nfihrihe The ISSUE eanno, = esalsi. thar meAna
defeat Z must ~ slaaret ast that means ysrgsrt
For Tie men who are eonlng a yinta ~ tie tasass
aFe men vho care nat much fof party mama. do
or progressive prnoiues osk not "a lis p.., eat
g The future II the Demaefsie parts i Is continue Ia
tie a~asndaneF u Ninia tl4ese fe men ah8 must -
snolei ~ iis ranks No poeg q lnukias backward e
attract theH nor even naFs standing stu Thsy -.
llsse most ufms ~ yinlas futafs eseatns. ana aFe
NoFAihs II Al times of ihe reAiltstonof thelrfaith 10
fofsard Is thelf motto nsttsfstesgs mere sesaalt.aa
completes sesef system Is their present slogan II
former rear tle ritY has been situated naeals thst
tl'ese Improvements eluia nut b carried oul Nov
Fulta Faces tle future wgh uot scnt sf floating -
deo'edness against ef N exeeleut dnanola coaal
ton There % longer sxea-s for delag.
u Is thefelors tie dutY of vnta Democrats 70 80 -
ths polls Ffdas and soia Tor men Shoes mere nr.....
"a tfe ticket s bea guarantee II progression II <. 80
duty q finlia Democrats e 70 lofmafdTi,e le.A.s
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-30

The Kansas cty star states the following sew of the
duy u the government relative 70 the payment Of az
torneys fees amounting TO nearly million dollars for
securing favorable decision from me Court Of Calms on
the Cherokee emigrAnts' elaln
80 long the Indians are tho wanis % the nation
long shoad tha Federal government BE- able 70 stand
between them and robbery II Is true that IN one way
or another the Indians have hvea deceived ulched and
cheated by individuals organizations but the govern
Fent has dealt generously with em an things cous4a
cred hut when L comes 20 paying attorneys luF the
Chcrokees nearly million dollars Tor attorneys fees
"a the matter OF the claims oi that tbe growing oar of
their removal "a tie Indian Territory. Il il right tlat
the department q the Interior should Intervene and
reose 70 approve the eams No Matter what contract
may have been made with the trihe the ground should
~ takenf Il can bo maintained Ia eoart that the ln.
dans are not eholy free legal agents long theg
national waFs and that il the right and duty of tho
government 70 protect them from extortion"
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-30
vINrrA. 1T March 30. looa
Thursday

How should Vnta taxpayer give Ia ais property to
the assessor this YEAR, Is question many sincere prop
ery asking Last year the equalization board
raised practically everybody The Who consclcn.
tioasy in his stu AZ It's reasonable value together
with the habtual taxdodgsr al raised Tbs board
Of equalization had first g assume that the taxpayers
were All alike act of unconscouable liars and had placed
false values upon their property 70 avoid taxation The
faay Of their proposition Too apparent 70 need demon
statiou No viii deny that many taxpayers gave IN
their holdings At what they Thought under OATH was
The right agure willie some doubt dodged and re-
fused 10 place the true value upon theirs and some
cases neglected to report cash and either The In
Justice Of raising everybody plain and now
fronted with The thought Thar the thing mas hap
pen again. II offers premium on hard lying when
enough Of il Is always done Ia the matter oi taNpayag
without ans prize being offered
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-30

Il j. refreshing 70 zee man a. last IN tho editorial
chair q our amiable contemporary the Ninita Leader
with courage enough q stand for something IN the vas
q definite political faith The payer has IN the past
been political pScAhorse for Tho rule o. ruin wing of
the city Democracy and 70 Il cutting loose from
rs tethered ersitude and sailing into the air o.
political freedom IS Of the encouraging signs of the
times Though somewhat belaied the Chlelsans com.
retitor and friend mal yet bcome useful exponent
o. the square deal ana honorable upright politics 10 tie
sunlight and Ia the open aed instead of rs longtime
perch upon the upper m It's coat tails have been some
what shattered b thc ottAppled broean of ring dlsp
line but 10 due time Il vii learn 10 enjoy lberty ont
GA ehe political oi free speech aud an unettercd press
There ior ese sail and ia the pure alrof liberty
there IS room for every wing
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-30

The ignt vote poled AZ Fridays Democratic pri-
mary soes that faly onsthiri of he Democratic voters
Or vnta refaiusd from sotag and e cast their votes
party organization perhaps more q failure this year
than ior TIE last two The party adopted platform
and enc candidates made pledges build sidewalks
or improve the streets However TIE ticket a nomi.
mated should have the support Of al Nho went into t.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-30

This IS truly marvellous axe In the Indian Territory.
The farmers raising grain each year fatteulng
mors hos and cattle the prce o. land is Increasing and
the farmers are getting bestsf prices al the time They
ae receiving better prices for butter every year Thous.
ans upon thousands of dollars worth Of implements are
bcing sold each season Farmers are getting rich An
values tie Increase aud the banks are full cf
money No such plenty vas ever known before. and Il
seems ike healthy condition.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-30

an male Inhabitants Of the towns and cities Who have
resided therein more than six months aext preceding the
residence q the ward u which theg reside qualified
voters provided there other disabilities several
Ninia citizens have been convicted oi eiony a Judge
parkers court of the Western district Of Arkansas and
until such disabilities removed disqualified from
voting holding oace.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-30

Every editor has received them and the postmaAtpr s
not 70 blame. For instance there man by the
name o. aY Tom Short who three red canis 10
stop his paper he didn't want IL anf mon Upon lnses
tigatng the subscription book We and Tomss short lie
had never paid a cent Last week ws sent him state.
ment and nov The postmaster informs us with blue
card thai Tom IS dead aAddrez. unknown