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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-07-24
Blaze In Bancroft Hall

About mid. afternoon Saturday the
midshipmen of the new fourth class
were called hastily back to the institu-
tion from their weekend holiday by
the fire call of the sirine whistle, In
stead of the usual fire drill it- devel-
oped that there was a real blaze in
the boat house wing of the new mid
shipments quarters at Bancroft Hall
The fire, which was started by the
flaring Of two electrical fuses, was
stopped without it having done great
damage only with difficulty Mr..
Harry Blackburn, of this city, who is
employed at the Academy and is also
member of the Annapolis Fire De-
partment, was slightly burned in as
sisting in extinguishing the flames.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-07-24

In practically all of the churches in
this city yesterday the services in a
way took on a forecast of the Paul
Jones ceremonies of today. AT the
morning service in St Anne's p. Il.
Church the sermon was preached by
the Rev. Joseph r. McComas, rector
Mr. McComas dwelt upon the good in
the life of the great admiral and
father of the American navy.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-07-24
Dial Feldmever,s Court.

At special Sunday session of Jus
tice Feldmeyer's Court yesterday
morning Nelson Green. colored, was
assessed 80. IS for one nights celebra-
tion. which was brought to an end by
the timely arrival at Market STace of
Patrolmen Freeman and Owens. The
first charge preferred against the man
by Officer Freeman was plain drunk
and disorderly conduct, for which
Green paid 81 75. After this the &C.
cused was found guilty of resisting an
officer, and the fine and costs in this
charge brought the assessment up to
50. 7J. upon payment of which the man
was released with severe reprimand.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-07-24
Pastor On Vacation.

Tomorrow the Rev. Thomas p.
Holloway, pastor of College Avenue
Baptist Church will leave here for his
six weeks vacation. He will be ae-
companied by Mrs. Holloway. They
will first go to Overlook, Penn, and
later to PItman Grove, N. j., and the
last three weeks of the minister, vaca-
ton will be spent at Lake Hopalcong
Mountains, n. j.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-07-24
Now Lieutenant Douw

Mayor John Dep. Douw, who was
recently elected first Lieutenant in
Company M. First Infantry, NJ. N.
G., today received his commission
from the Adjutant Generals office.
Mayor Douw, has not as yet attended
any of the company meetings or drills
pending the receipt of his commission,
but will now become an active mem
ber of the militia.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-07-24
Mr.. Bell At Y. M. C. A.

There was an interesting meeting OF
the Y. M. O. A. yesterday afternoon
at the associations hall on Maryland
avenue. The meeting, which was the
fourth of regular series, was ad
dressed by the Rev George S. Bell,
pastor of the Presbyterian Church,
whose theme was "How Does the
Christian Religion Differ from Other
Ancient Religions % The meeting
was largely attended, especially by the
men and young boys of the town.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-07-24
Regimental Shoot Opened

Corporal Eugene o. League and
Private William Rullman. of Company
NJ. First Infantry, commanded by
Capt. Hugh r.. Riley, of this city, left
on an early train over the Short Line
for tho State Rife Range at Camp
Saunders These two who have besn
named as members Of the First's rife
team will participate in the regimen
tai target contest which opens at the
state range today
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-07-24
Garden Party at Eastport

On August IL, Thursday, there will
be GARDEN PARTY at Eastport
for the benefit of st. Luke's Mission.
The party will be held on Fifth street
opposite the fire departments quar-
ters. Music will be furnished by the
Naval Academy orchestra. The Garden
Party begins at 7.30 d. IN.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-07-24
Gun Club Tomorrow.

Members of the Annapolis Gun Club
will tomorrow afternoon hold their
regular weekly shoot at the Associa-
TONS traps at Boucher's Grove across
Spa creek. The shoot tomorrow will
be the last before the initiation Of the
extra handicap events in which the
members of the club will compete for
the Dupont 1905 trophy cup. which
will be inaugurated on next Tuesday,
AuOucf /
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-07-24
A Military Auction.

An auction took place at the Marine
Barracks few days ago at which a
number of military equipments and
tents were disposed of. Few bidders
were present and Messrs. Joseph w.
Trautwein and Klawanski were the
only purchasers.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-07-24
A Yachting PARTY.

The naptha launch "Derfia," Of
Philadelphia, owner Mr.. Alfred Bell
field, arrived here with a party on
pleasure trip to witness the burial
ceremonies of John Paul Jones.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-07-24
WANTS. LOST. FOR SALE

wants, For Sale, For Rent lost. Found, &C
not exceeding 4 lines. inserted ONK Wkhk, or
less for 20 Cents. aud additional lines ia pro-
portian-to be accompanied by the CASH
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-07-24

EoR REGT-5 ROOM HOUSE ON NORTH
! street $40 month. Apply TO EDWARD
WEISS ti20lw
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-07-24
Boston Home Bakery.

Orders taken for all kinds of Pies.
Cakes, Bread. sc. = Boston Baked
Beans and Brown Bread. Also
Pean Supper. Open Evenings.
n College A venue. =
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-07-24

ND-GENTLEMAN'S BLUE Stripped
Gun with gold sleeve button. owner can
have same by proving property and paying
for this ad. ilSw
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-07-24
FOR RENT.

WANT TO RENT--FOR YEAR SMALL
w FARM with stock furnished. Gould
furnish one team. For particulars Apply at
Stepney Farm, Edgewater, \. A. Co. llsw
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-07-24

T,OR REM THREE FURN ISH y
rooms for light housekeeping ll5
charles street. J3OiW
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-07-24

COR RENT-A FURNISHED HOUSE $
rooms.and bath. Apply i@ Hanover
street. ilsM
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-07-24

I osT-A BLUE AND WHITE CLASS PIN.
II "W. NJ. {. 'O7," at Academy, Monday the
2ith. Reward If returned to l6O Green
street. J2iw
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-07-24

EOR RENT-LARGE FURNISHED ROOM
with bath. Apply To II franklin St. Jl'
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-07-24

OsT-A SILK uMBRELLAwith owners
Il name ON handle. Reward II returned To
W. E. CAN'T, corner Prince George and
MARYLAND Avenue jl6w
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-07-24

\ OST-sI5 IN FIVE DOLLAR NOTES
IL Lost at noon July - between Arundel
Bldg and lO2 College Avenue. Reward If re-
turned to lO2 College Avenue. j22w
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-07-24

4 oST-BETwEEN MRS. HART'S STORE
l. and Eastport pair OF gold Spectacles
in case with name of II. l. Chance ON ease.
aeward if left at 75 Maryland Ave. J25lw
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-09
RrALEsrArE tn ASsrERs
Deeds ana pat.mta Recorded IL ths
NorthsFa District. Chevokse Na-
tlan.



81 A and Ns.ue Talon "a II 4
Painter 'o, ~ 8. Alton e. 20l
Andersen ard Jennie Hsan % q =
lTntiharil meme aei SO a % g. ? lse
ltiel
Az Williams - \ Levine - ue.
So is o. - isa slsa
Qrrf ctkgu uErus.
Joseph 4 4ua blsie R0sento tshuu
nyni De 81 hfk 9 Niulta s
RKtftsn BNEn
lnt ilsHA i Trust Co ~ d > iisff
Trust neoi dafet seEi B 1906 mort
gage dated Mas a 9l
Eksn LKtsE
~ Nc3hee = IS B'faient, - sai
sc ll %
Dc.ion iAnhaa "a Geo McCiuss5
nl ssl 80 B. o. 22e sif
fNnHftnE LEAsE
tueIius taHdFuu n Benjamin IS
.hr1t M,ss So - b 10 3. 4 g sast.
sssHHaNr
Nar'ltt hUIght toCs Atery and
h l liali, VI saHsl s. 81. np.ua ne.
sec 80 lp au -
Lrksn $50 HAEF A0HFEMHNr
Hiram ia8ifan tnFl Moore
ssh sec i5 II - ae s9m
Maude y Mccain piI lo - Moore
IA uH a na aesal see De- % =. -
gH1
nENotkf ~ HHTniUrinss.
Department q Interior 20 Thomas
kctchum. ni o. aei see ld. 81 au.HNI.
80 sNl sec la g - 3 20 east. except
Homestead
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-09
TERRORIzED
PASSENGERS
Deputy Marshal Partook Toe
Freely Of Prisoners Wares

Last sunday evening a. passenger
train 40 40, bound fof kansas cts.
pulled into hrialos = deputy United
States marshal Rof aboard wifh 4
whiskry peatiieF wilam lie aas taking
Ia Tulsa
tbs train lad noi pfoceeded faf he.
fore the passengers discovered that
both the marshal and his prisoner hat
been parsaking Too freely of the 'rup
tiat cheers snd Also lnebnates Is
the time the train reached Kellysiiis
they we're reitluE lolsiefous and got
worse fram there On 70 Sapulpa.
Tie marshal pfanecd back and forth
through tile car. nith drawn nssol.
YER whooplne, gelllng kicking cat
Windows aud 80 completely taffuflsing
the Passengers tiai they refused q
proceed further than Sapalpa ualass
tie beligerpnt aalsef VAS elected
Wien SApalga Was hnallY reached
Tie conductor attempted to persuade
flic Olmtrepefous marshal 10 odiemtark
hpt with poof saeeess. a. tie train
vas held fartY minutes before tie con.
dueior got ia q Ms .troublosone pas.
sengcn Tie uext morning tie lasal
brought ofieer aud prisoner 70 Tulsa,
iie prisoner loasluE after DIS eaptof.
who vas sill drunk
The passengers 90 40 ilf no doaB
gained q favomh'eiYi impression O
ihe Indian Territory from this night :
experience such csaapaics ~ faF
toward strengthening the belief 81.
feAdy prevalent II thp Fast ilmt tha
Territory a Fet only un tlle border 81
civilization
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-09
MONEY N Art cuspDoRs
Now Yorhef 0uit Stock ENchahaa 4
CO fnso iae Manufacture
81 Tharn

~iitre Il something Reminiscent for
you said 4 broker 81 lancheon iheusAsF
DAY. relates The Nes York sur. - fou
llkt that klhd 81 stuf IL the years i'm
mrdiatsly folloelna TIE civil war New
York was q strange weird city "a thou
,And s1d one respects The insidss ef
houses we're queer 70 look 81. and @ ri.
hli the ideals Il aFi lhsn prevailing
amoug ne nsNiy reh class 81 people
sgme very unusual objects were pre-
daCe2 WaAf J started "a tell you was
that Ia the yeAf about lh6S member
AZ thF Mes YORK stock etfhanKe sold
his seat f0g eaQes sas00 10 30 Into the
menafRefnFinR hwsiuehs And whRl au
ypa suppose ne vas FoinE ln mAnutaev
ggFeY Arr euapldafai Seeing d euspl-
DOR hiddea away under nes ~ the seats
81 ihs fp0f = liuis while Aro rsmindsd
ne q this NJ frisudr cgap.dor Vas
certainly a uoNeliy q vas intended II
b. ffsf of AL ornamental nothinE ln the
oatwafd appearance Il the object sag
Fssiing iis atility You stepped on =
small pedal ana he top ef The thinE
opened gou ekpsetnfaicd aud removed
YoAr fool fram tas pedal and the tep
CLOSED doun ms ioPs af ihe more Of
namenfsi ~ fhess Hlspif0fa seft eot-
trtd viii piasa ~ velvet ~ other e.
penNlFs material and wefe advertised 81
9ninega thnf would aeeornie ans nAfluf
fhink ~ d man ceiling hiN seAi on TIE
Nsu Fnrt stock exchange tg ru5niD tbia
tgsilem Il failea af course The
man Is p0p 8 seaithy aad respected
mfmbsr of car eammunity and he prehs
ably would nai flke 70 have bis name
agure lp tails BIT q reminiscenga 1oa
aeednt asf BIS name
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-09
LOWER COURT
REVERSED
u. S. Court Of Appeals Holds
Minor Leases Are
Valid.

In 1908 tlie Indian Land 4 Trust
Co., of Muskogee, brought suit % re-
strain the Indian agent from putting
them % a tract of land just south 0f
Maskoree and set np IA the basis ii
their right 10 the premises 4 laaae
from the mother u tie ali0ttee, Who
was minor Creak Indian. saya tie
Phoenix Judge Raymond held that
the lease was absolutely void, and thai
tie parents of the minor Greek all0ts
tees had 40 right 10 lease their chll.
dfen's allotmouts. that IL could only
he done hy guardian appointed by
the probate o9urt and after the court
had given the guardian authority to
make the lease.
The court Of apTeals o. Indian Ter
ntory held d this case which +
known al the ease ~ the Indian Land
Is Trust company against j. nlalF
sh9@nfeli Indian agent and Il com.
monty referred % a. TIE minor LEASE
ease that tie court could approve
the leases made bra regular guardian.
bat sustained Judge Raymond's hold.
|ng that a leass made by the parent
was void
TIE case Nas taken 10 the United
States circus court of appeals for tie
eighth circuit aud vas argued orally
before that court in S. Louis last
December Judge preston G. West,
q THIS city presniluF the ease FOR tie
trust company and Mf Horace Dyer.
assistant United States attorney for
ihe eastern district ~ Missouri. an
behaii gf TIE Indian agent
Judge West received 4 telegram
saturday from tte clerk ~ me United
states circuit court u appeals adyls.
lng him that a decision had been
banded down bg flm oouu reversing
tie opinions u tie lover courts
This means thar the circuit court u
appeals has sustained the validity of
tho leases made hy the parents of
minor Greek all0ttces and that IL Is
uai Necessary laf saeh parents to be
appointed by tie e8au as guardian.
@ have 4uy authority from the court
q make suci leases
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-09
HIDDEN RESERVE OF BANKS
Lafgs Sums q neasy Carried by n
sttutisua fsf uss Ia Emsf-
Fsnelea

it iaR far nat generally known thal
fao sadisE VAL street aanks posssss
De- adalnon g. tas urples rspauoa q
thtif Natemeuu another surplus ahlea
earfiad A. hfaden reserve rs the
case 81 oas ~ fvo of the largest Wal
feet banks fals al6dru reserve IS s.
istea t0 amaHef 6 several mliian ao.
am Whfa fhe First aaripaa baak
aetrfAl graFa aee 0st more than gsaa
HN ,hguash j aetAlealiou lhis hsate loss
aaR made seed oat g the hanss 80
aen teaerve ana ihs statement e ihe
5ant far ths falHulnf eeek ala na1
saou iiufie Important change The
pant simply lees So 98a coz e ts Lia
Den retffts aut transferred H Is -
sarp.at aaa tha gsnlued ufnias. il
su'ir 20 ne tefsssaaa rtmaines 81
thalkrf
Some q tss Val street baats faIIea
the Qaafy q ataHnF para 10 fhe gIaaa
each year @ ne HHdel reserve TIE
ssaf mas earn Brodt ~ g.
0f hH amoaHf s $3.50 aa feaft
profits sn ufhusg s
IhF mentene a h added e hahIa
aeu rrfte Tie eesait hat # sAa
eAff ehpa haeH q unts bes
@ fafuafh Heta fou go atHefat
% suaIi net ase8sssa.f hr fhOan .a the
SURPLUS Fhs HH Hea srlfa so8
temalR aufAaaKa srt tas pat.e aaHl#
nHf Fnfr.H1fIHH AHHa nrEIHIrr .H f#.z
I1tt tareftI
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-09

Representative u.mffe8 ~ psuassI
ssnia SAYS tat eId Dr levi han 80.
4 clergyman & ahe Episcopal mHh
and Ilvel lu Chester county ha aa,
many geaFa Aen Ths eah aia a8
uaa aalhtt HpH S. Harile cHa tbs
oaspriur g fsmtls Nlth the tarnans
af Fug Wlihaal aay preliminary S.
sffyau1us the fafhaf ana mother aer.
called % tHe trent a tao cad II Ias
seoni pari - oa ~ tht service
Name ihn ehGd said the aa -
$50 name u after 500. nr fsid fHa
maiher ln laa fuIcs a. ahs hansai
thf bahy e. ihs aciaf "Oh bai Fe
named the la sitter ne II a
ebusteued le md tho mlalsts
Well doeiug esH rats one after roaf
rathrr name kn4 - the minlztaf
did Chflneuine nuu ana the
Yaunrsteg sent forth with ihe eoeaa
men q nuH fh Baltimore Hera
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-09

Thc scqueFah elub viii meet sainr.
day. Marii - a. the home Of Mn 6
S Atcry. tod Alfred Tcnngson AMI
hls poems wiIl ta discussed Mrs
Joseph A GIN vill lead Tie iollou
Ing topics have heeH assigned
hafly Poems Mrs Gatewoad
paper NN ON
isi2-As Ille Princess Mrs faey
tnmemorium, sith Readings
Mrs Sandars
Later fosms Mrs Turner
8 Reading Nfs Atefy
liis LAST Yeaz Mrs. Blaksnet
. his Mission Nm. n. T. johnson.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-09

Sidewalks ansi cleaner simsse
NJ p Juhnnn Is lack from ~
sass.
A namber af loia 49, advertised fof
sale
Tlem's a big bunch IL tile land
once
Plenty q property changing hands
thsse days
Landlord Better Of Hig Cabin was
in t0sn Tuesday
Soft naples. 70 10 fest high, Al tlis
Mars place at 10 cents each.
John skiliman. of nlg Cabin. uas
tmnsscling Business 10 town TUESDAY
EA nAekett y Chicago Is ~.
nlta visitor to-day
VI VI Wolfe. II che Winner Israg
CO., a visiting hls mother ne hristov
this week.
Marshal nafFongh returned TUESDAY J
morning ffom liaonyllle. No, wbers
lie had taken taa young men % tlss
reform sciiuol
Mis- NetfIs Webb seent sunday
with friends ID Neoaiio. No Size -
marked auout tn beauiiiul sidewalks.
they have there aud toH pleasant Il
wss 10 visit a tsun wlcfr she did nol
have 70 wade through mud
r. N Mlgelall. q near White oak
/ IA Ia Ia the eity today Mr Mitchell
Il engaged m tbs cattle BUSINESS 81
ensnnslye seaie afsa reports hls Stock
doing we'll
jon GOplY kngntx lased thlgasl
lthis morning on bis waf 70 TexAs Ils
wii return n ies days Niih hh
wife and viii sisit Cor short tins
pilh Wms ard Arthur Clamtsflif
and their families
TIE u ~ beld farewell meetins
last night faf the Misses Joseph 81
the hume q Mis- Fannie knight 4
ycrY pleasant time was reported aua
delicious feffeshmsnts were seffei
Ttna Chlsksas and Eaes
White Plymouth hack chickens
una dollar eaeh KegN sixty ceutA fal
ia sl.na far W Mns KATIE f'RAsk
iifs. NiuifA I II. w. j.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-09
DIDN'T CARE WHO KNEW II
she Was Once e Church Member and
Wa Not ons nlf Ashamed
n II

khe vas y memhef of Nurtb side
shufeh. and was utlnR q imnres the
fael upan Ihe m1na 81 fho fritna sho
rpAe uut wlth hef "a 3 late elevated
train the 9gAef nieht relates shs ca.
eAgQ rrihunH
lm a. roaa s fhufch mrmber a.
aayoar and a1h care Who kn0wa
it she raii u fhe eaufaa lf aef tails
Well lts HalhnE to d. ashames
q said ths inead q eas aiaa oaes
q church memher. aad never aas
ashamed fu QaH So % &C.
Ashamed VIE Sass fu ashamed
shouted fhe af aman uuul ever
one in iAs car tams8 m aak
aAthtmede Wal roa rather Faass
not lm rsa8 sanh member and
aho dargs aa1 m ashamed 81 itg Tbe
person eba ola 1aa an ashhme q
ma 4ar IAafr
Mhy Hn ae iad me y0a vrfe
ashamed 81 aaaa the frena
Wei ite1 saf are you ahyaR
didn't ~
iou eIdf
We'll taaa suppose { dlt
Well im ~ ashamed iu eire fea
o. uudtfftans tHst aHi 500 eaa pa.
g Oh yoar .as mmef hoanet iaf
an not
Ant faeE 81 no uih stopped So
a1aed GaaaaE aaf rst ~ here
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-09
LOCAL NOTES


d r. Foreman vent 10 NowAlA
yesterday
An Pate eaa down from NAgyisSa
TnsFiAy niglt
Andy pasulns vas hsfo from gah.
leqmh TUESDAY
u A. WeileYnnlds il a visitor here
from Pierce CITY No.
y I. sopef Is expected iome fTom
Washington saturday
Lucisu BaaIngfoa Is confined - hls
hQmo through sickness
y n NcNaal. uf Alton, was anoHg
me NlnliA visitors yesterday
Mrs A. Alien. living wcnt q White
oAk, i reported dangerously I'll
W T. Ne8eofga Is visiting hls
molief aud father a. Council Grove
kAus
Mrl John Joseph removed hsl
household sassis % Cleveland. O T.,
TacsiAY
GoofEs Barns las ,old hls Fsassfty
la thc Mars addition and I'll. move
10 farm
Charley Hartman las purchased ghe
Cyrus ua9 property ou tie seatil
Side iof ss.A
1nv Williams i hers from Clgeisea
ne Is en route ta Joplin, shere % Z
a. is mAFflaA
y. q Niudeli las returned from
CfAmm.ga. III and IS here loaking
foi Investments
Tbs children q Jas Naskmt are
s3mt hstieg this seek fhag sefe
sirk with tie grip
TR craig. u CIini0n Me- aas
among tlsa guests AZ thb Green hotel
"Wednesday maulng
h J. 6uYstts. cashier % tie Guar
dian Trust eampany az TaheQuah IS
IA tle elff 9n haAlnea
al II ranss 81 oxford kansas Is
hem visiting friends and ooklng over
the city Wlth s possibility d invest.
ing
Folsys gIdasy Cure makes tie "a.
ueys and bladder right Contains
nothlus injurious Sold bY Peoples
Drug Store. dw
Mn Madgs King viii return from
ClArmora uhls aeek and will RESUME
her dressmaklng here She WIi us
glad to uisaf al Of Tier old customenz
Marsial naffough mailed tie slo0
reward "a tie oFiccn AZ Denver tins
week the money having been 0n
deposit n ito nauk N WEIGH for the
capture IL jim Seal
The farmers living near White 0ak
are nos doing most oi thelf shipping
from that point having recently bsen
furnished nlfh q box-car station and
a regular sgeat NJ kilFore
Ia grippe coughs yield qulekly 70
TIE WONDERFUL curative qualities q
Foleys lleneI aud Tar There IS
nothing elsa Just as good Sold bg
p,0rlga DRUG store. aN
The congregational church folks are
desiFous q selling a portion o. 81 uf
Elselr ferg valuable property atih
Yiew 10 fe.lnsestitig in either m0fs de.
niAhic f0F their pufpHe
Tie present weAtlFf Is nul onit
dampenlng tie earth. hnf alsa tie
spirits u several gentlemen wha have
entertained visions Of life IN rev
houses Notably among the latter IS
flslding seaft. who has q few loads oi
rock on tie ground and no eaflf prs.
pet q having mere hauled.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-09

Seymour gsiile was IN Maskaeet
Monday and eblle there has an 10.
tsrgies sith President keutack and
Vice President nowar % the pro.
posod ~. q 4 q railroad Ties
positively dens that ths Frisco IS any
say connected sith fhe nee rad aud
say that aofs sil. Begin 0n ths saatfi.
eru end 90 tbe road Immediately
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-09

There ia tlme eheh death Is maca
easier for a msu thar to fulhn his dut8
snd Il BE dis fasi tof tks raka ~ death
be cannot execute fhe tuty thai ia aa.
signed him FFue bravery y uat Is
fhrowing aNaK aaes life 0r eouftlnE
death but in dolns aas'a duty q the haa
sfd u ones llfs fou must rot for
set that --lfem 4 Daaehtsf u Japan =
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-09

JAS Winner af N0odley a assisting
IL ule Winner drug store this week
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-09

TIE Chleftain Is authorized 70 an.
nognce John = l8fift - a candidaie
for the otiee q e.tf mansss', suhisct
70 The action d the Democratic party.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-09

We are authorized % anuoanee tic
name % = = Fieklin a. = candidate
Coz the once u city treasures. sub
icct 70 tisa Aelloh Of the Democrats
party
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-09
ANNOUNCEMENT.

We are authorized 10 announces tie
name 81 iiea WILLIAMS A. candidate
iof the ofsce u city marshal suhlees
70 u,c acslolt u tlsc democratic pafsy
We Agu authorized 10 annpanna the
nAus u II Il Kldenhuur ~ = tamil.
date ioF tie pltice oi ritY martial sab.
ioci 10 tie action of tlic Democratic
party
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-03-24
Notice to Electors.

Subject to the action of Villas
county electors, | declare my cam
didacy for the office of School
Superintendent. In undertaking
to meet successfully and discharge
rightly the varied duties of that
important office, l realize that the
incumbent assumes peculiar and
serious task. Should the ballot
ing on April 4th result in my fav-
or, it shall be my earnest effort to
make good to the people this
promise-to secure 10 them an
which shall ever
seek what is best for their schools,
and to magnify and dignity the
cause Of education in their midst.
Most sincerely,
EUGENE A. JEwETT,
Prin. of Schools,
Minocqua, Wis.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-03-24

The editor of this paper is often
calleG upon to praise patent med
icines, etc, and some really de-
serve it while Others do not. We
wish TO say word of praise, how
ever in regard to the famous re-
medy of the Health Company Of
Minneapolis. 1t will pay our read
ers to look this matter up. See
their local in this issue and write
them, enclosing self-addressed
stamped envelope to sos Sykes
Block.