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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-04-13
YACHTS AND BOATS.

O. r. Webster's launch Satilla was the
first of the fleet to be put into the water
and has made number of trips on the bay
Will Decrow has sold his naphtha launch,
without the engine, which he will place in
Swampscott dory that Roy Coombs is build
ing for him.
Rev. Fir. Keely's naphtha launch Stella
and vanishing preparatory to being put
overheard.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-04-13
LETTER TO A. P. MANSFIELD,
BELFAST, ME-

Dear Sir: Would you like to hear of a
20-year paint?
Mr.. James A. O'Neil's house, Henderson,
n. c., was painted 90 years ago with Devoe
lead d-and-zinc, and never painted again till
last year; it then looked better than COM
mon paint in half that time.
The reason is: Devoe is all paint and
true paint: while the common paints are
part true and part false. Don't pay to
monkey with paint.
And Devoe costs less then any of 'em not
by the gallon, of course; by the house and
year. That's how to reckon it. Go by the
name. Yours truly
F. w. DEvoE & Co.
Mason & Hall sell our paint
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-04-13
Today's Journal.

.,. churches Obituary Secret So
{ 4,.V of NJ. News. News OF the
t' .g,> Basket Ball. The Bangor r..
G.aniI Electric Co. The News of Bel
law and Liquor, Personal.
y.,.r- ud Boats.
'...,..i,. Quincy's Pine Tree State
i-.r.ruu County Correspondence.
N:pd's Letter Crows as Pets =.
luIk Fashions. The Flower
7'+ar' stockton Real Estate. Small
...,.4i>.. stockton Springs Law
j tL greiSmns K. 3. Grover & Co.
..sl '..' Hold Them Too Long.
,e. of belfast
..ar.Up for Farmers DerelictS on
NDtn Atlantic The Flower Gar
Nu, Press association. Maine
t. l,rm>. out Door Advertise
NuMt Desert Correspondence.
es,.,1 Nalue Fire Losses. "A Rock
r. Edd. Apple Exports.
-....a. ,n Real Estate. .lslesboro
e .-. Ellsworth shoe Factory to
a.Nu., beer Isle Yachtsmen..
-ura,rd Cost of Foods The
Hd Hopligan. Some Fireside
HAS,. Is Your Name Here? The
.r Ic NIiser'S Cup.
........ ptals... News of Brooks.
Market. Births. Marriages.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-04-13
BASKET BALL.

GUILFoRD, April 7. Guilford defeated
Belfast High at basket ball tonight in
Town Hall by a score of 26 to 90 before the
largest crowd which ever witnessed game
here. The playing was close and exciting
throughout and at times somewhat scrappy
Both teams played at their top speed and
kept the audience in an uprOar from start
to finish. GuilfOrd still remains unbeaten
for the season. No fouls were called on
Guilford for the game five were called ON
Belfast. The summary:
GUILFORD. BELFAST
n. Scales, RI g, Harold Hayford
Stoddard, f rg Hugh Hay ford
f. Scales,c c, Black
J. Scales, rg If C Holmes
Lombard, < rf G. Holmes
Score, Guiltord %, Belfast High 20 Goals
from field, N. Scales 4, f. Scales >, Lombard
8, j. Scales, {. Holmes 6, G. Holmes, Black,
Hugh Hayford, Harold Hayford. Goals
from fouls, n. Scales 2. Referee, Phelan.
Umpire, Washburn.-Bangor News.
The Fall River Y. NJ. c. A. basket ball
team closed its Maine tour at Rockland last
Saturday and left for Boston ON the boat
that night. They won six of the seven
games played. The scores were as follows:
Fall River 3S. Bangor q.
Fall River 26, Belfast %.
Fall River 26, ROckp port TO-
Fall River 56, Rockland Y. NJ. G. A. 1st 36.
Fall River %, Vinalhaven q.
Fall River "A, Vinalhaven 23.
Fall River Al, Rockland Y. NJ. c. A. I'd II.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-04-13
-ANGtRUUS HABIT.
FAy lcian Gives Warning
T.9Nng American Custom.

fhy .clan Gives Warning
' lowing American Custom.
s.. "Al among Americans of
,O .0 srt ur some other so-called
Ir l'hg a hearty meal, is
.- -i Andrew Clarke, Mr..
rlan, advises strongly
n. 10 5 absolutely danger
Q.. 's stomach remedies which
No. -I'l >ed to aid in the diges-
.a,.. -4 Known to the science of
s,m. ''l perform the work of the
he L., Drugs do not and cannot
IN b- hey simply decompOse it.
Il ,bor''u,o 'uoie revolving or disgusting
laarb -l.' 'i' oi taking something into
% .sra ,''"I @ 'N going to turn the good
7"'eh INTO mass of c0rrup-
eilasss5 % overcome Indigestion and
.0p a,5 ~ 10 remove all irritation,
lei and nhdmmatiOn from the stOm-
ielt sna, n a,,nVestlnes, and Mi-o-na is the
b a WIo"h W""h that will do this.
@l 4vsr w, p-ha tablet is taken before
'tOD Il Trace of irritation and in
,estIye ielnoVed from the stomach
.ilOm IA Ntem' and those organs will
ieh boa,ite ii ,,ie lood all that goes to make
ssognd ba.I,,m , Urn muscle. steady nerves
headae hnedlthy body. If you suffer
ltiore efIbeS' fb' Indigestion, flatulency,
iQn ot f"g eyes, vertigo, or dizziness,
lNaeby trdiit tile heart, sleeplessness, or
from Ipou,3'e, y get a fifty cent box of
: sdrapgni..i H. II. Moody, one of our most
lOwn 6S,'ttS' 6v ~ whose faith in the reme-
La docSs MS offer to return the money
'S not give complete satisfac-
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-04-13

was held recently at which it was voted to
have the class banquet at the Bangor
House. The banquet committee is II. A.
Hilton Of Bangor, II. o. Beale of North An
son, c. L. Bailey of Auburn, B. W. Cowan
of Biddeford, G. w. Carle of Portland
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-04-13

Mt. Vernon House recently and attended
the Indoor Meet and Delta Sigma dance.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-04-13

Lucy A. Berry,, wife of Eugene r. Con-
ner, died at her home at the corner of Mil
Ter and Court streets, Monday afternoon
after long and severe illness. Mrs. Con-
ner was born in Dixmont May 10, 1S49, the
daughter of Alfred and Hannah Bailey
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-04-13

..r It NIiser'S Cup.
pcdls... News of Brooks. e.
Market. Births. Marriages.
lHURCHES.
n, Fowler, ID. d., will de-
-cture on Abraham Lin
lAugor, Tuesday evening
Ia-y will lead the meeting
Nl->lon Saturday evening,
-..j ny the EpWorth League.
.. --ryices in the Unitarian
Il on account OF the alb
-,Ur, Rev. Harry Lutz, in
-pt ngs at the Gospel Mis-
-e,, every Saturday, Sun
..Iol evenings at 7.30 O'Clock
.4aon at 80 clock. Bible
.er.. services are held at }.
%. - Cedar street. every
al eleven O'Clock, and
. uss at 7.30, to which all
Name Conference of the
,unpal church meets in First
r y ednesday, April 18th, at
hnp Daniel GoOdSell ID. d.,
.n- special rates have been
4d and steamboat lines.
# taee NJ. Z. church, Bangor,
That Rev. ThOs. Fessenden of
Mtir,i to that church at the
.ea.- He was in the city
m..HntjOn with Rev. J. w.
n'ei-nce matters.
he North church will be
" e L. meeting at $50 p.
uUy yer meeting at 7;;30 p.
-h.p sunday at 10:45 a. m, !;
a i.45 a M. ; Christian En-
$50 p. M. evening ser
a he Universalist ch urch
he as follows: at 1915
.5.- preaching by the pas
4 Smith subject of ser
uy of the Wicked, is it
..' -S> "' Al u m, Sunday
u., young peoples meet
.ler, III Lies Harvest"
'u>I church next Sunday
the pastor, Rev. j W.
4Hl4 Ii sermon appropriate to
rNt year of his pastorate
ia~ sunday school at noon
- Viii render d cornet solo
-. i've d black board talk.
~ at . p. m, young peo-
o. m, and a gospel ser
am at 80 p. III. The
N meet this, Thursday,
lie seats are free and
u iraliy invited To tn ser
ING service at the Bap-
specially for children
The pastor, Rev. +. 5.
}- an illustrated talk.
l> are invited to be pres
reu. Other Sunday ser
lows; Sunday school at
Y- at $50 p. III. Christian
at $50 p. m. +; gospel
a- service at 80 p. N, /;
W The pastor, Life in Ii ID
lay, afternoon at 3.45
ing for children. Fri
he pastor viii deliver a
on India. No admis-
ed, but an offering for
"n.ie.
Methodist Conference
uH -uI this year, commenc-
ep tf0odsell will preside.
tJ. be more changes in the
ban for a number of
-tWas Jones will be con-
ear as presiding elder
-1 will complete his six
u time of service allowed
- leg. Rev. Robert SUIT
-d to the Pratt Memorial
,orkland, as this society
-queSted his return for
G-v A. f. Morris will
auued another year at
D iiorace ]. Holt is likely
""t 10 take charge of the
'lreh in Lewiston. Rev.
~jil leave Camden, hav.
.i to a prosperous parish
Ae y here he has a brother
'i->s Rev. Albert H. Hans
Ipuiar at Vinalhaven, is
'f ere another year. Rev.
j IS expected will leave
lmaad will be sent to another
lombard will probably
W" lnbor0. Rev. Benjamin
ed to return to Stoning-
+ NAs had a very successful
a nephew of Rev. L. L.
Nuiclitfe's predecessor at
Io..al church Of Rockiand. A
-etaby be made at Wiscasset,
'I x" g Winslow is pastor. Rev.
'"' likely to be returned to
Where the people have ex-
''ir for his return. Rev. L. G..
-nltiH at Athens. Union is at
N" he former pastor, Rev.
lavlng left some time ago.
'--r Young men in the con-
'taSly be sent there. = Rock
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-04-13

The Phi Gamma Deltas gave a dancing
parry at their chapter house last evening
and the Phi Kappa Sigmas are to entertain
Friday evening.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-04-13

The Gamma Chapter of Delta Sigma en-
tertained by dancing party at the Mt. Ver-
non House last Friday evening. A number
of out of town guests were present, and the
evening was most enjoyable one.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-04-13
The Bangor R. R. and Electric Co.

BANGOR, April 7. The Bangor Railway
and Electric Company was organized here
today with a capital stock of $1,O00,0O0.
The officers of the company are as follows:
John r. Graham, Bangor, president; F. \.
Sewall. Old Town, clerk; Herbert D. Clark,
Philadelphia, Frank Sullivan, Jr.. Scran-
ton, Pa, John R. Graham, Charles F. Wood
ard. Franklin A. Wilson, Charles D. Stan
ford, Charles V. Lord Of Bangor, directors.
ms, Inns company Par "a aosorbs the rights ana equip
gOr, OrOno & Old Town Railway Co., the
Bangor, Hampden and WinterpOrt Railway
Co. and the Public Works Co. Of this city.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-04-13

friday evening.
The Juniors have announced their
committee for the Junior Promenade,
which is to be held May 26th, as follows
Floor director, F. A. Banks of Biddeford
aides, W. j. Burke, Kennebunk, G. W.
Carleson, Bethel, Ii. A. Emery, North An
son, G. 2. Gardner, Skowhegan, II. S.
Hoxie, Waterville, d. N. Rogers, Patten, r.
S. Sherman, ROckland.
1t has been announced that the Honorable
Z. ID. Wright, president of Clarke College
and former U. S. Labor Commissioner, is to
deliver the Phi Kappa Phi address ON the
Tuesday evening of commencement week.
A new alumni association is to be formed
soon in Pittsburg and is to be called the
Western Pennsylvania Alumni Association
The plans for the new library are to be
submitted by the first of May to the COM
mittee, which is composed of the Hon.
Henry Lord, President Fellows, Hon. E. B.
Winsow of Portland, f. j. Haskell of
Westbrook and an expert engaged for the
purpose.
Invitations have been sent to the prepara-
tory schools to participate in the annual In
tershcolastic Prize Speaking contest, which
is to take place the 10th of May. The prizes
are $40. $40 and S., and acceptances have
begun to come in. MD.P.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-04-13

Accidents come with distressing fire.
Quency on the farm. Cuts, bruises, stings,
sprains. DIR. Thomas Electric Oil relieves
the pain instantly. Never safe without it,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-04-13

An important meeting of the senior class
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-04-13

A new alumni association is to be formed
soon in Pittsburg and is to be called the
Western Pennsylvania Alumni Association
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-04-13

Antinette NJ. Studey, aged 81 years, s
months and days, the widow of Benjamin
Studey, died, April :, at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Josiah w. Morrill,, on West
ern avenue, The cause OF death was gem
eral oreahdoWn dne chiefly to old age. Mrs.
Studley was born in Lincolnville and only
IA part OF her life was passed in Waterville.
-Waterville Sentinel
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-04-13
ftURCHES.

Fowler, ID. d., will de-
.,ure on Abraham Lin
,augor, Tuesday evening
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-04-13

-ryices in the Unitarian
s. ON account OF the alb
e, Rev. Harry Lutz, in
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-30
HE'S A WHITE MAN NOW
L. u. Bell Of vinita Disoearses om
Affair. Ex-chief nuainwton
20 See = Well shst

Cherokee aialns repeated l.. T.
iiell u Ninita with exclamation and
Interrogation last Thunaiay WIN
there ain't 40 Cherokee Affairs ans
more Blke when / sss in Washing
ton. aud General Weaver, talking hs-
fore tie COMMITTEES aa iadlsa adaITs
sAid something about umoa said
vas what Yeu nlTilt cali rrhel.
! fousilt on t'ether side bat after tie
War vas over I spit an the s'aie and
wiped il ail uat And that's me nos.
there amt ans ladan Affairs aay
more, / ain 81 indian im white
man
Ex.Chisf I II nuflngtoa ssd Nj
Bel arrived from Ninlta Ffidag night
and are registered a. the Almeda
They came over 90 zee . vell shot an
the Carr farm, seetion WE.l3. Iu
which they have al interest Their
company Is composed q vinlla people
and IS called tie Mustang oil Go.
M BufuTiou vas quoted ufiglual-
y a. beiug q single state mAn but his
conversation nest morning disclosed
that he bad ueen son over IS IL.
Bell AID other friends sbo aFe On TIE
other side. 10th agree that separate
statehood Is impossible. however
Asked about chief Rogers contest
with tie council ard the threats II
some of the membrrs Il tie council e
impeaeh him. Mr. BunnFton aid
there uas nothing q Importance IA
TIE dispute NJ Rell plctufesluely
stated tie situation,
Suppose some of you fellows d0an
hete didn't Ike the vay tie govern.
mcHt vas rau and sou gof together
and impe4cled Roosevelt. What would
! Il amount ioY and that's tie vas il
Is with Rogers and the council
Mr. BalfuTf0u aud NJ Hell alil r.
main here until tomorrow afternoon.
baulesville Enterprise
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-30
osrsrasr Tell !. whll. 81. Hln


William Allen White has come oat
In McCiuFss will d character ssetch
u Folk ef Missouri IL calls i The
story u q Little Leayen ia a Great
Commonwealth Whites reputation
as q keen Judge q men vas Il once
established by his character STUDY q
BRYAN, and his successive aualFsls az
Cleveland. Hanna, platt ard elhen y
the most important puhiir figures II
tie day have given him almost the
position u . national oracle There
fore hls estimate q Joseph y agik
governor at Missouri and foremost
possibility for tie Presidential uomi.
nation q the democrats in iisis. VIII
have really great Importance - the
ceanlry 81 large a. well a. ludoabtei
influence "a The shaping d the ambl.
tlons 81 Young Folk himself White
takes Fery cool yiew u tie goung
David q The Democracy
*The truth Is. he ags q the
things Folk has done that theY aFe
Of the sofl that are Nmple enough il
one cares 20 undertake them eith an
honest and hardy purpose, and Is iar
the man Folk, he i a most ordinary
young man, equipped slih The usual
PHYSICAL and mental arcoutemeuta.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-30
worA tAa Raad.

When Che smiles % spring appeaE
Work The roaas
When the summer time Is hese,
Work The rosds.
When tile corn n IA the ear.
III tht winter cold and areaF
ksers seAsun ia the year
Wofk The roads
When you've uo,h0g else 20 %.
Wpfs the roads
lfbut Ger an hour of tao,
Work tie roads
Il will keep them good as nes
With purpose trm and true.
fAli IA line It's 40 % fou,
Wofk TIE reads
W0uld A0a % THE proper thing
Work the roads
SGT the system on the wing;
Work the roads
Give the work a lively swing,
Toss the laufcl.wfeafh % King
Hats oil Every body sing,
Work the roads
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-30
DAMAGING TESTI-
MONY OFFERED
Charles n. Brooks, Former
President National Secsri-
ties Co., Testified in the
Burton Trial Today.
Associated Press

Associated Press
81 Louis. Ne Nov 2l The govern.
meut spfang a surprise ln the trial q
Senator burton to-day hf introducing
as 4 witness Charles n bruoss former
president 81 The commni whseh vas
the pfedecessorof the Rialto company
aud former president q the Naiioaal
Securities compAfF
Brooks Testified THAT at q conferences
between senator Burton 4 II kastro
and himself burton vas introduced
by Kastra. who said the Senator vas
willing 60 represent the Natlofal
Securities cumpany
brooks said he dld uot see hos the
senator could he oi any ase % him
nKastro replied, continued the
witness. "Thefe Is TIE man pointing
10 Burtou Who defeated youT tight
against Major Dennis. president of
the Riallo. 81 preventing the issue of
q fraud order Is lhe postofilcc depart.
meut irsplied that ln that ease &c
might u well q employ Barton. a.
kastro assured me that Ell speculative
companies ia ST Louis sere under To.
vesfigatlon and trouble might -
looked for
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-30

Ms. ola Mas seann and M J W,
Dausey were united in marriage lasi
week a. tho hosne oi NJ aud Mrs.
Geo NaHamey gss f'untls q ihe
Methodist church performing tie
ceemoneY Miss Swami isthe adopted
daukMsruf Mr u h Myers sF II
thlz eliy, and tha adopted sister 81
Mrs Geo. HaIiarney and NJ y r.
Myes. Jr ard the groom = a prami.
merit business man ~ nlfmlueham.
Alabama Tie newly wcdsipd couple
will left % tle 6le Frisso fof their
future home al birmingham Tie
kindast wishes % many friends folloe
them
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-30
Mlant ltsm

harrels have heen serg scarce and
hard to get % pei This year's crop of
sorghum IN. Madison Cole. the "a.
nous sorghum maker, vent g sene.
G. for ! supply ilc rnt all there was
aet-at ahls and uhen he got home AMI
began q prepare them for uss 70 his
asioniuhmsut and delight De found
q little over a gallon q good clear
whisky IA one got from Mont HAN.
Il was good, Old aud pufe, a. the ia
lad been On quite vhllr il that
fsfe. The buFs made the largest
run that day and night that thef
have made befofe Or slnca
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-30
Ever, Dunes of fosi zoe sst THAI

EFery ouuee n foea zoe est that
fails Is digest does s sound - harm.
it turns the entire meal into polsau
Tbis nag anif aspfifas flio bIaaduf tie
neressAfs TISSUE uuilaluz material. naf
II p1i~aus II kndal ptspefaiA Cure
i 4 perfect dtEesfaut m aIEests tie
food regardless 81 Tie condition of thn
stomach it allows that organ % fest
and get uus again Relieves heHeh-
lng. haa, -hurH. soaf stomach, indl.
ReSiiuu miplfation of 90. heagts &c
Sold ii nranles Drug Store Nv
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-30
ne coald liarii, olss 10.

+ ~ nuify, n ASHLEY. IN, writes
This Is q eeriifF that have iaguu
tNn bottles of Foley'f kidney Cure
and Il las hrlpea me mafv than ans
other medicine ! tried many adYefs
tiseu remedies. huf none ~ them gave
ne ans Feligi Af dfukRisf feaam-
mended foley's kidney Cute ard lt
has rured me BEFORE commencing its
uso ] vas IA sueH 3 shtHe that ! eouid
hardly get un when ouca down
s0 hy Peoples Drug Store de-
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-30

4 " difficult 70 uure eougf of fFee
yourself fram the dlscolalorts u cold
1niass yea move the bowels Iieais
laxative Homes and Tar acts en the
h8Hels and drives all roid out II tie
sfslems For Group, ehaoplnE cough.
colds. and All lung and bronchial anee.
tIans NJ Femedg il equal t0 TIE 0flai.
nal bees Laxative Homes nnd Tar. +
Liquid g8id Cure. Sold IS A. 1. Oven.
Druggist du
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-30

4 runaway couple arrived on the
Frisco a. noon and IN due time pre-.
scented themselves e The clerks ofilce
for : marriage license. The girl helng
ouis seventeen yeas Of age, the u.
eense WAS denied. They left for the
nest nearest clerks plslee when ale
vii - doubt have roacIisd the legal
ace ul a.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-30

On Wednesday afternoon of mi,
week ten Of Vinita's prominent sing.
efs met ID the parlors of the Cobb
hotel for the purpose Of organizing a
chorus. the object af which wili be 10
promote good music IN VlnIta
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-30
z.sa haulAaII Il Rn.A

safrakie Sus - Ina rear end col.
llsion between two freight trains ii
tle Frisco yares hsre yesterday IL
NOM. lack auihall. the Fflseos zen.
efal lisa stock commissioner. Koi a leg
broken.
NJ Mulilall vas riding on one II
the trains ARD jumped when he sae
ths lmpendlns collision. lie landed
badly ard sustained the INJURY So
oiheu uere injured and tie trains
sere enly slightly damaged Tfane
was naf delayed
NJ NuihslI vas taken ii tie Frisco
hospital n Springfield. IIe Is tie
same zack Mulhali q cowboy fame
sho sllot three meu e a aid uesl
sl0v 90 the pike 81 81 Louis and IS
now under . lhree.gesr peHllentlaFy
aantenea. from which, IL has appealed.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-30
nlshy wlrs. sa Hola - Deed.

Il vas lsarned Il Mnskogee Thurs
day afternoon, that Commissioner
Tams BlxbY, Who IS nou 10 Washing
ton, has telagraphed fhe acting eom-
missioner not 70 send any more deeds
% the chief Of the CheroAees fof his
slgnalnra until further orlen.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-30
hssleIsn. Prssenbs d

Nam hruad minded physicians pre-.
scribe Foleys Honey and Tar as they
have never found - safe and reliable
remedy for throat and lung troubles
as this great medicine. Sald bY Heo.
pies Drug Store dw
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-30
new GOVERNOR
FOR new MEXICO
New Man is Strongly Recon-
mended BY Aar. Hitchcock

Associated Press
Washington, Nov "a Tie pfea.
ieut to-day authorised The statement
thai he would appoint ilcftnft d
liaeerman. IL ilnueli, Nsw Mexico,
as governor of y = Mckee al tie 81.
plafion - Governor olenas' term
ianuAff next Clmuge being made
lse4ase q faciioual quarrel "a New
MeAlcn ilsFermaa WAS ssronElg rec-
commended d Secretary lIltcheoea
PreRram Ter ThaahseivIpe Services
The following Is ths program q tle
Thanksgiving ssrsiees which sill te
held Ia the Methodist church. rhuFs
dag November bk al lass0 a. III, Rev
W + nuukle wlll ffeslde.
pomlogy ,.s.t,, b. Choir
Invocation Rev. II D Moore
"GloFla IN ErcelsisH % Choir
Hymn, q Cod, Who Ia Ages Past
.t..-.s ~ by choir
Psalms, ils ii9, i5o ..a ..4t ..t
Rev }. u Mcdonald
nlbis Lessou Rev ! + rcfshlng
Prayer Rev. @. ". Snodxfass
Hymn. All Hail THE Poser uf
Jesus Nane ....s.. by Choir
Sermon .ss.. Rev Il = Baldwin
Anthem s..s.s.8s. hy Choir
OfsFing for the peof of the city.
Nailanal Hymn NJ Couutu rs :
0f Thee .s..........s IS Choir
C,csinE PRAYER Rev A } Williams
Bpnedictl0u Rev Il u. Baldxin
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-30

Account soit Tournament. Nsxico
CHS during tlic mouth January lisa
the sfip'u slil ssli fauu1 ffip tickets
tn Mexico cts at rate Oi Uae regular
nfsfz1iass fafH % lHl Dates uf sale.
January ! - lgfh Inclusive Final
return limit February ~ liea
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-30

v A Heffra. q Fineh. ArR
writes I" / sish - report that Faiet =
kidney Cure has cured a lefflble case
~ Sidney and bladder ifonbie that
twu doctors hgd given US Void VA
Peoples nfug Store Hw