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The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-03-30
Passes Make Hypocrites

A conductor of the Louisville &
Nashville railroad testified in the
Swayne impeachment proceedings as
follows:
@. According to the best of your rec
objection has he ridden with you once
or more in each year?
A. He has.
@. Will you state upon what manner
of transportation he rides?
A. On all trips but one he rode on
a pass.
Q. On what did he ride on the other
occasion?
A. He had a ticket, sir.
@. When was that?
A. During lifetime that this commit
tee was sent to Florida in this same
case On or about February II. l am
not quite sure that is the date but on
or about that time last year, 1904,
he rode from Pensacola to River juno
ton with me on ticket, accompany
ing the party that was the committee
sent there from this place to investi-
gate this matter.
@. That was the first and only time
he rode on a ticket?
A. 1t was, on my train.
He thus tried to make the inyesti-
eating committee think he was in the
habit of paying his fare. Just think
OF a judge trying to create a false inn
preston like that. The pass system
is essentially vicious and one OF the
worst features of it is that it causes
men to be hypocritical.-York Demo
crat.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-03-30

er wink at bills containing special ad-
yantages, or to refrain from bringing
relief to his constituents for unfair
rates or determinations. 1t would be
little humiliating to our distin-
guished representatives to place them
selves on a level with Walters, and we
refrain from doing so. 1t was only a
random thought.-Crete Democrat.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-03-30
The Kaiser's Banquet.


Give me of your loin, Oh, Beef Trust.
OF your tenderloin, Oh, Beef Trust!
For our King must have a banquet
At the grand Waldorf Astoria,
And the wine will flow like water,
At the grand Waldorf Astoria.
All the trust magnates will be there;
All the frenzied lords of finance;
All the captains of industry;
All the senators and bankers;
And the wine will flow like water
At the grand Waldorf Astoria.
Round the festive board they gathered
All the barons lords and grand dukes,
Clad in gold and royal purple.
To do homage to their Kaiser.
And the rich wine flowed like water,
At the grand Waldorf Astoria.
Then uprOse our only Chauncey,
With gesture high and mighty:
Hear me, all We peers and all we no
bles,
Let us drink unto our Kaiser.
And the rich wine flowed like water
At the grand Waldorf Astoria.
Marching by ten thousand workmen
Some in rags and some bare-footed,
Headed by a priest in vestments.
Give us bread! Oh, Heavenly Father!
But the wine still flowed like water,
At the grand Waldorf Astoria.
A. L. HEMENWAY.
DeKalb Junction, N. Y.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-03-30
Congressman Powers Of Vermont
Uses Pe-ru-na In Ills Family.

OO0gI CSSMdu POWERS u vCTmOul
Uses Pe-ru-na In Ills Family.
Hon. III. Henry Powers, writes from
Morrisville, VT:
"Peruna I have used in my family
with success. can recommend 1t as an
excellent family remedy, and very good
for coughs, colds and catarrhal At
fections."-H. Henry Powers.
Pc-ru-na For Catarrhal Nervousness
and Stomach Troubles.
Hon. w. j. Purman, ex-member Of
Congress from Florida, writes from 1422
@ street, N. W., Washington, d. c.:
"From representations to me, and
from my own experience, l feel justified
in recommending your Peruna to any
and all persons suffering with catarrhal
nervousness or stomach troubles.v-
w. J. Purman.
Address DR.. s. B. Hartman, President
of the Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus,
Ohio,
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-03-30

Does not a legislator who accepts a
pass place himself on par with a
waiter in a hotel who accepts tips.
In return, one is expected to bring
choice dishes of grub quickly, the 9TH
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-03-30

Mr.. Carnegie's library fad has i'm
posed such heavy burdens upon many
communities trying to conform to the
honorous conditions he imposed, that
the load is too heavy to bear and they
are letting the money go back, or the
buildings to stand without books and
librarians. Mr.. Carnegie now says
that he is going to change the chan
mel of his philanthropy and give to
the small colleges.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-03-30

The Congregational mission COM
mittee, notwithstanding the protests
of Rev. Washington GLADDEN. and many
others, accepted the Rockefeller
money. The committee say they fol-
low the custom of all the past lin re-
ceiving upon its alters of all who were
moved to lay gifts thereon"
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-03-30

There is story telegraphed from
st. Petersburg to the effect that the
car attempted suicide, and was sue
cored by the empress dowager. There
has been a belief for long time
among American physicians that the
car was an epileptic.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-11
SAYEOUSA.
1920 Nuuanu Street, Just Mauka OF Hotel.

gagged as he is in the administration
of the public affairs of the universe,
and courteously hesitates to press them
on his attention. Is he therefore, not
Christian? Is it not rather the life
that answers this question than the
theology? And can the remnant of
wrong beliefs long hold out against
living truth7
d" A pagan heart, Christian soul had
he;
He followed Christ, yet for dead Pan
he sighed
Till earth and heaven met within his
breast;
As if Theocritus in Sicily
Had come upon the figure crucifed
And lost his Gods in deep Christ-given
rest"
The American missionaries are not
entitled to the whole credit of the civ
iIization which exists in these Islands
today, and it is not claimed for them.
History will give them their full share
of merit. Let US examine the charac-
ter of this civilization. Consider the
brief period since the Hawaiians
emerged from barbarism-about So
years, about two generations-and look
at them as they are today-as they
have been for years past-orderly, law
abiding, educated in the common
schools. readers of the newspapers and
the Bible and to an increasing extent of
other books, largely engaged in skilled
emPloyments and in the professions of
theology and law. well represented
among church goers, serving the public
as jurors, upholding an enlightened
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-11

public sentiment in regard to thcy
sacredness Of marriage and off tE9s
home, with an increasing strength Of
support from year to year; an advance
which has taken the communities of Eu-
rope centuries TO make In addition
to this development in civilization, the
Hawaiian was early recognized as q
citizen with political rights, and oppor-
tunItles were awarded him to acquire
lands for residence and cultivation.
1T may be interesting to YOU to hear
the testimony Of John Young in re-
gard to the missionary work at an early
period. He, as Is well known. was
white man who came to the Islands in
I1S6 and became a confidential adviser
of Kamebameha 7. and was the grand
father of Queen Emma. It was written
in the year 1926 in the Island of Ha-
waii and is in part as follows:
During the forty years that / have
resided here. / have known thousands
of defenceless human beings cruelty
massacred in their exterminating wars.
have seen multitudes Of my fellow
beings offered in sacrifice to their idol
gods. ] have seen this large island,
once filed with inhabitants, dwindle
down to its present numbers through
wars and disease. and / am persuaded
that nothing but Christianity can pre-
serve them from total extinction. [
rejoice that true religion is taking the
place of superstition and idolatry, that
good morals are superseding the reign
of crime. and thac code of Christian
laws is about to take the place Of tv-
rannv and oppression. These things
Continued on Page 81
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-16
The REQ FlsH or oEArH
Singular Visitation in the ua4a.s
Leland That rlesaess Had e
Some NaHhie

HHa ft H fEe e8.al tt
famfHa fe# asa ahDaI elH#H ra fia.
aaaaH Has e ihaH
pearaa leaHt ths Gaath - H
eef 6 He ufsl hmIb aaa
eupylHg h.ss His buN csasHH
ep aialsan AMONG he Nsaa Ane
the waterfront aay lier
of reeest cate
Tbs a6aooit e.. a.aIsaes Nrsf bafa
ttFIf appearance aauaf s atsk s#g Ur
safanas SUNDAY and Naafas
fairly .arse aaaaa co th Haa ar.
afet 81 Mousay tlsbt faas esu. h
an auaHusly iates uHml 50 Toe
tat Higlt usf vtrr .sssf q trm
ans siaeH fttn ftr runhfF Sac HasH
Hfaeaslt snfuHtIre ftHaz eErs1tr
tsat Il ssaIs oeas. aIIre HeFfaff ae1f
The ash EeHsfalIf apHfaf % staa 0N
% elofs IH iHf anerra1r T6e Haaa
au Ay JHsf osar9l teH aasa Hn
ma fuu sfoOas 1t fHtm Ee m HH
H aae hahat faf f#6 Nhr
af then anHear EaH fh HaH r
tatta Hh an HH hf
a0.at
Tbs ifaeatns at Hst $3.50
sHieaf SOM aaa hat fh r
fsafaHH IS ratramH aI na
dtaa IHiaiHh.t sian W tmu us asats
T HHe see up1 nf q blrh station
t eaaH It .rhpaif 6 Hs6 Fta#f tI
@HsrH EhI= death aIII fate HHaaF IDn.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-16
REASON FOR EXCITEMENT.


Whea nasisy came doen te his
place ~ business the otber mefalns be-
was lAbonaE anaeF 5 hish pressure az
suppFease1 e1sliemsnt. relates tondon
TunHa
Cant - 9Th sea to-day 20
promptly announces % hiH partner
Got 70 ret hack boone Tel ward
.hat ee ean rioef Thar afsi ef our
later
~nsi - sefg important ps.as mas
meaa leas
No matter Them are some taiir
slrpnrsf than tbai 81 makine muuey
Won knos uY married san lives nest
dsaga to mn Fhnw hhuem ID fhe
hnase
NoshI0s serious hape
Aeaa gso aeFioua io snl8 sae sAia
Hmlsx. aiih his thumbs gnaef hh
nal eoal armholes siruttinE ebeai o.
uHee IS & H srrs a hr8 eaEe 0u
tpo na0ses. teo docian mY aiie a.
cd aaHi ard q deleUuoa - Fmer
fram fae nelFhisofhoot
rhs Cd monsirr' aas Be bafiners S
meotai oammfui hai b. aid aloud
-rhea they can So, along eilhout yoa
Well. should tay noi ii s 81 aecs
sion hat neqpifes a stnetsl iheis ~ ihe
spoi ! teii ihc nDrte shal ta 81 uakr
the Cd aant - irfo the baes YHfl uhen
shs wants e. werr trep ths either wom
u haalag heauaeatsas natIrre
% he haaae lsi the dpet0n knne ln
uasehtes sgers move shef ashkr ara
Afep tAs 9rshata lu int
eWhsa lhe ca started afstaf ths
mornlre thrts lt into tfss iap arc
ite lhsfe Hos Whsa lbe ae Harkst .
kleksd h.m .aaf fhUash tie eiudoa
.nio uss FaFaen Nhsu Aesfran t9l
ffnm tae rueert cert uhisltine afegt
ne haae iaid hlm o. .hat aH en- fur
fhet ofttH ~ voaia rfaaH #fsa tan.
ia hls aasf Wher the q Isman came
sta thsl aeae.th ltIt of be seae
lite Hafa 81 hiu aet tes beef Ia lae
fesalaE af3 csslan pf bass eHsans la
move - ua im 1n spaHa aat satn g
teaf s Iu'e rPlae uoss faaa aaataif
nas fhHU IS ica na.h eHsIaH fa1
iuf ls ntc or atha SEE
fn
AhA ltta
a tAHz aauufN
maat H4 Ele nee .faHaa
Iie h fn
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-16

tsfe iant frAl q Haass
ur .af #.HF ao. n fa. - aat
trraH 1aHHtt 90 and Dee HeaH Iat1
reads some fh0pFaI bees t1etfh a4a
abaa taefbHas sa murt eHt eaBaa
ree H aEfh aii peppef uaad
aHHa g a aHutu of sEa ame
hwa an 8nr c Mx 8a-
wfhe HH mm wltf eeaa HH
t0at i6a NHw af aH tHe afe
ltste M aa aAaafa SOC Hfsf ahge
paeH 81 tha wlAian oa aaH feaf
ftal uamH tHiher and fastsH #fb a
toa.fpeE Ias ut 8u. oss iaestaer
n s aide 8Hfas pYur some zl0. ~
eatef efH aaa UA 0sA covered
Wth faf Nfu once. fo tHst aU te
fclN Ntcn Hu al through
mkr 80 tafee fhirkm iaf sGag
attn H8uI aHs aaItr fhF6f aad sour
cFtrfbs faa - heHatan med
poiainre uefni Flee rre
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-16
USEFUL KITCHEN NOTES.
ITEMS ef fafafmauor Concerning Va
riaas Article in ths Ca
nary Llur


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49,
49, .ts.
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-16
FROM TIE LINEN COUNTER
rolnsa Ahous tAa Newest Fahrses aaa
Dsslwns for the House
keeper

No A0usaplle sho has pasaed - re-
tiew the llhens q thls sea4en Noa.d
think y investigating ln a cloth aAg.
not ~ mush as 4 dolly trimmed vita
ttnrFiHe s. renaissance. writes Aarf
paNeen ID eeoa liouseaooplns # the
elapg anf aiet and spsehtsl wera are
impos&his ilpm > nRahciai standpoint.
sbs sii. eiefA 70 have her aamask piaaa
save faF Be- aimple eleKanea - haHa
ma0f hsm ~ she viii keallop she
itnen and bagtnnhuis tat edges both
tpf 0ialha ard dolly sets slmgiu hand
emareasfy ID Yhlte cotton. Il aAe il =
neuaieAuHuu win Eis1 auaKwat lksnt
Fuf the tWa garupfea named. aluAyA
NmenhAt aedfB 81 best have = ape
eiaiil plat mars 0iuoNte thelf names
this yuar
iise eser2thiaK else q great zeal q
ibe teat Hnsh lasfimmad Clunf. nlet
iaor. tHa hfel aafE and FaJal from the
AEofss an snilafion az ineh polnll afa
tho faFafad iaees ~ ihose the fagal
Il nssest This D. very aue Asaa-
vofA i&os slfb = drasnWors patta. q.
The Gesiss assnE 10 solid liner. sama
~ d I am taid d imporied ffum the
hufopean fsHflnent hat tho largest
SUPPLY 4 derived from the island of
fAyal . 6 eteeed'nwly expensive
Az ifes ghleh. 81 leAa IN tgH fail aa-
Ys.npmtat j new thie year ii ths
namhlHa. .na u lare and emhfulaefy Ia
a flns'e Weaa The embroidery is. u
pnnrsf aiaass IN tpiid white eosors
and linta besus aiise anathema Ner
ceriaed aafioa IN aroount of lu laun-
deriua aaaHuss ls more than ever a
iaVorlie iaf lhs purpose
Tho Hhlfsse embro.fey T@steFas
aFe YerY izsh.uaahie particularly thosa
ia paFe etfie FoT = single s.aeepilen
in favor q taiaf 81 sometimes mAae IN
thnae eiabs The iapausse effects haY-
inE vhite designs upan rateila blue
gfaas ..nea escape the ocium ehlch al
tacaea as ether tinis Tha chlaeae
decorations represent chrYhAnthe.
NUNS ras etr eKqal1telg Mroaeht
in tha 81 efiahd cotton
fhe nsW Japanese eeuicfpa and
dQlIiea a irae worts ~ Aft Theg
have but 9ne defect thc fac. lhal thsy
do uot laH Deg IS uoli a. lnen Here
ihf embroidery lr done Ia ahlla mih
hoes uu background " fhsefasl Huon.
Az nr assal sablects of lha antai
craftsman appear in ttcss There are
caffaantt1Huma rgaes durn pat
tcrus ans preitiesi ~ all. the cherry
hIpsapm eaasideunr tbe erfrems deA-
cacl anf flthneas % thta, mss ths
prices a.sbinfr ioH r bey
vere Fna - Be- our osn oounffy ths
aosf aou eltah'f he Increased tan.
fold
9amHAe q lss ar niafeaaa6 Is
the eonaa b small means . aaa Il
the srAisnaa 20 enads ahiaH easHlta
W aafuaG ending alrrrrnue a sat
4 uns aar s afford ths Ftsh and
Hinre eiahgete rauaua thefs afe q
he iaaud mpe ana s cess aae,
apon e amf SIAN
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-16

DrF SIS en pio eha..os eaks
pan aktae ar no o. hna. Jbem.
Give eaeh lhlth spnnkilns ai sfalea
chcess aHa fatef ne entire dish ntIua.
lng me efs. utlh breae and cracker
crumbs fhe naa hUult D. veil but
tered Before The egea are plaeea 10 T..
Hale isn mlaaisH ina gerY toi ayen -
b0stbG Heaa
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-16

The smith grucerF Has eo,ed 5um
tie Harris bulldlas. - saath Wilson
street. 90 fie Emplfs b.ocs
The Cherokee elab las srat aIt
sans ssrg profits Invitations far u'usr
Washlugtnah Hiffbasg hAli
one % ttr pfisanfa af fls ml h
ssfg ios with sa.8ai 8ea.nRltis ard
bis fecatery n doahfm
Eisard nangllett4 aFui ~lfc afs a.
paFeais 70 llltls daughter t0rn fA
aas
sutwlllniAnilne It's tsad Nralifef
corn : aiN rogftna INTO fhH riis lh
sraal loads
Z 4 Whiinef ias 0'a b.s esisa-
ant a. Tuta and slIl engage Do tle
saaiesfatc busineas
nob Williams of Damai lsuacmf =
national committeeman fnf ind.an
/ feFFfoFy. vas i'efu szfaris5 en wrfs
tsame ifum Washington
Nns 7 r Wimef 80 tsssu anauet
u ief home i1 s.eloes faf iie past
tN0 seekk
Tts Nea Cobb Aeie l. masfa,
sama handsome Improvement q ts
alnlus p9n iu Tie 50 Il ornamental
psr* ana atNst
IL Gau - WesAoss lsni svn.
tay ln Ibis cts
w sabttn sfl 80 Cheasa Non
tsg 70 rurcnas 10 Spring stars
fsF the naaestl sslsisn Aeapub
eomqany
The Telephone Hea aae.inti tu gn
q sofs Mofdt mafHins olacegaut uf
TIE severe e1ld rIHf taw fHsif
sufs almost oomp.esel hspt
Ms Dolls Heet.use sl9 bad ttsa
saest % frisuas hers fof seui dafs
fsgnfaod tolnrh home ai ose5clr Sum
d night
Mn O H fuAt - called ul ltles
sam Is Wisconsin, TUESDAY tN tlf
bedside 81 iiet mutlmf elnls Seriously
III
i SAN Fickln. Who has bcon in I'D
+ Faf twelve wetks aith typhoid iese5
Is nos able % sit ap and Is thought
F q - out % danger
4 utte child Of NJ aud Nr llvnu
Rells. who fve ou Geo Nidiicfs farm
north Of town. died SATURDAY night
~ ana Ms " + Phillips and Nf.
v Il K0uiegal etaramnei slelgh.
ins party SATURDAY evening Reirush.
ments were seftsd q the mcfp cmad
- Mle Gouie Nhilgief
NJ A. Taylor Aid tan.llg afe ptepAr
lna IL leave i0r lis olt hamr i lArA
son Tenn
CTS Natsinl l,idenh1uf rounded up
slk holss Noudag morning and pat
them 10 aork on tie = iseols
Cai n G Laes al.a l,aa hsrn stcs
fer TIE las foe dsts s again able -
b oat
Thr ppcn anHounee tiH ARRIVAL ia
Washington q y Il nafuugi and
Elgsr smith, oi tbis el3 vo are
there Ia ne interest oi statehood
nnl ~ wis. uesspsftf man 81
Carthage No. and bnetheg % @ 4.
Wise. formerly ni Nlniia bat uoR ul
Auxkngec, was hers TUESDAY
Foieys Honey ard Tai = test iUt
Group ard whoorlng cough contaila
80 oplAgee ard curss quickly Care
81 netlsfs kesp 4 h tise huiAee Sod
- I'eoples nrg siafs a.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-16

Aysrys little "a Is slck
Hu e p Rogers Is reported much
bsitsf
one % sam f.hldentouo ehildmn IS
ga4e sles
A. = Chambtrlan etat e Chelsea
frs effiay up1n
George g FeIuslsf eas here fum
Tuas ast night
Is JONES' Nas anl0K tla Cuauute
visitors ln tts cltF last night
llvp9 llA.n stepp - - from
tlAfsa9re yesterday
John n Ingram saA IL this city
laaH f4eNu T.icsiAt
y = Allen vas hers fpm 9ussogee
sesleFdag morning
faIeYs iloueJ aud Tar eauas ue
cough caussd bl aitaea d q suppe
e ieah tlc lungs so.d IS People,
ufes st1n ia
$ y Niei % Coaeofdla Eas j. a
sltef a THIS cts
sa1 II Green aas atsl fum Ouih.
fn aa night
It's mnt fciaule preparation fof
kldael Troubles cd thf msFAel i fulcl )
i das an ~u0d Il taHcs DRUG
etut dM
Nn0 Wasten sahls q t.e04t afttr
eseu nN 81 gup
Nmefougi, are apE . fsUl a
consumption lf Neglected Ihei can
son 81 hmssn up by @IHe fo|si s
iIHaa aHt Tar >odbf feaHe pW
slaEs dH
band Nruuuh Arifi q Tsholuah
fesienial uafuHl
Naa.er csu .fee sse fo.ri
tl0ae5 aad Tar "a usf elt.dun for
eeaa aa au.ds f81 & aaalaius n1
opsfss alhef potsns saldbj rgn.
- ou ston Us
innmntNw among glt
CHttaaIte hrn Wpeiue.sla
ktneg complaint slla more icop.e
uaH any ether disease f'hh Is due
q lhe dl-eass being - lnsldlous that
q esls sood hold on lie sgsiem h..
fore Il IS noVnircd Faley kidusi
Cufr alH urcyrni the development 0i
fatal disa-a 30 taken ln time Sold
Is feople prug StoW de
Ms aalsl Heufy fetuued to Pryor.
Utask Tuesday after sfHu1 visit
u tHs ai}Y
GeaNe p mafsi, uf ee bo,dm
Bale mfumci fowa aea eH at
tasssli'e Nu tllia mofuiHk
tiaa lmit fu.le Kant
ATTORNEY Ia tr office af tHH atiaurf
epueu q the nitsd States slNnt
las HN .nlia thls we aterleNig
Z +. sapt au oiHn Mf Fuller
s makns au Investigation oi tht
eiages asaiu, Judge Kafmaud
" Erchcf and 4 iave aew
here from Alton Wednesday
Al Watson cf s. Iaah has
isassi oae 81 tl't store rooms beloua
uN tatho Harris tuialnk on Wi.
sau sIaef aud viii opeu 8 feneni
aefslandiso store tllefeln
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-16
- In.-ual.r N -.

he number ioomn in Efan
manuiacWriua belH bleached and eal
onied g1ods s mated al about toe.
pQ4 ~ vhieE Normandy has s7.0gH
Fusres segoo and lbo region u The
Nhone $1,000 i'fsHous 10 the tariff q
isae he namhe af looms Ia France
aas asrslY 8 aau The country hza
aomr tiae.8H Hiadica Of which Nor
MANDY Nord and Naseea poeaess 1s0
aoo a2o0o ogo ard z.i00. .oo0 respective
y. the whole consuming ahnut ies gs
tuns ~ American eottoa a164 tons q
Egyptian raltsu and igaA ius u IN
dian cotton annually
IH0hNMkl.L 4fkNNah
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saving Trouble

kaasa your ianitor atHmpi bow his
authority
NJ answered Mr. fiatf he afcni
have to sh0s his AUTHORITY ! started Ia
s. Kltlhf Sim 10 undeffiand thal fats
recorhlasa Il wiihua, an sFxnmsat -
Wazalnatun star
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-16

MA q q Alien Is reported galis
SICK
Mie Blancb smusf /, rspohea
auits alcs
John Goo returned irum chelsa
TUESDAY.
q " NcNnlsa came up from ralsa
Monday
IsH sexton. pFomincnt farmer
n Clsofa. l. a visitor here
Miss nalsy iyui rstaruci ifpn Chel.
- Monday
saint Naientinss day ~As usheFvi
ii ~ith 4 destructive ifv
A @ou ~aS oom t. Isel@rt Hlmm ard
sile THURSDAY morning
n S Martin of kalso.a No IS lu
the clty sNitluf san 4 fnfse
IN Rayless q Ca.stllle No s
shltlnr friends n lhis ellT
Nes brick balldiuss ail take ~
plaas - tla elaEfsa sails lrfi b. ~
efe
A Dew cablnet IS teiHg uul1 in tx
United states CLERKS ealcc.
Wright. Milford stas Company ~,
putting In gas lights y their store
n ~ Jones i moelnE thF RootN
saved tfnm Flls AFt aeaisY into ~
Harris buiiduk
Aesfs Watson Ard E.ilpit % 81
Louis arc ln TITS cts iookng faf
losaiion fof 8 bakeFx sod nckel
store
Eoy Franklin. q fhe Ch.Vita'u fetes
a nylnr 90 On aeaaant ~ the gfip
John Warren. e Adair was htV
MONDAY sn reats - G.Tam Kan
g " smith of soathwc.t ollY Ne
IS among ne slsltaa ln this clJ
~ senator Epgam and " &. VAST
burn, both of south Carolina. afe d
tle rltY visiting + 3 narkhaltef
III u understood that Bark CleNp.
iAnd has sun hla rontest 90 ne cuAI
lands Al Timhaf Ill
Geo Ice. a telephone lineman, ia.
tsen transferred % Atoka as lea
nanagcf
VT Wade S II s. Louis pufchas
tng TIE spring and summer stock laI
The Jumto store
Miss Leoua smith. ofst Louis az
rived IN TIE cltf Friday night % sisii
eith NJ and M 0eo kapp
, .. O'nFien, ~ attorney % Nj
waukoe. Is hers loaklng foi a location
fof thc praegiee II his profession
Miss Willie Taelf entertained
numher ~ saaiN falas Il brr home IL
TIE eag part q tie rlt FRIDAY even
ma
fse K1undtfee of Caneyhln. Ne
ia guest Of his eousln. Ms , 4
Tiompen, tits seek
nf N Ffaaee las leau OOuHned e
als room ln tie Wade building ule
Efaatef part Of tie winter
Jacs Bruin. postmaster a. Rrista-
wss In Ninita MnusiaY on business
Nos that tie Feeofd has tesn
bFoken We are pfspared iof some fair
ueatlluf
Mm 4 II. ntlef i entertained :
lem friends with ! card party Tues.
- VAfgerno0n
Nm a. n IlaFNeg latt Monday for
Se.,Al|o 70 vat ~ brother whh i
quite slrt
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Tie Trio oii and Gas cenpsay %
Baftlasgll.s has sled Articles 4 lncor
ponfioa eitN the rrcoHtrf q ghis
place y & Walker sas elected
president II the comrans
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nj n Martin, ~ kak0ka M0 vi p
has taasn sisltiug Sam Ffaaee went 20
MuaAoma risy yesterday
+. shank leluFgi sDid tlle r0ostel lakeFY
20 NJ Ellloitef ~ Louis "Wednesday
NJ Eulag9 wiil probably eniaree tlis
plant somewhat
1in Thompson sold forts zess pi
iaua afs AID uile i.sif miles sa8tn ~
lo~n 70 = & Osens ~ Seuses The
sale AS o.asdu0ed thfpegb N IS
ilamses nsl estate agoai
T. Wilson'S household anels afsif
- Taesia8 ann wrf m0fef q laaa
Cimndlefs bpu@e ln iiia north .AFs &
inNn lis family piA sfflse ifon.
Cilanuts - mou Nv gi4 aeautsr II
tat1ng.
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Tbs lfadian appropriation blll pfa
sities f0r 8 ooari % llAni@fllle IA tse
Northern disi fies and 81 Tulsa lu ghe
Western