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The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1905-03-16
Notice for Publication.
Land Office At New Orleans, La.
February II, 1905.

Land Once At New Orleans, La.
February II, 1905.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice Of his intention
to make final proof In support Of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before l. r.
Adams, Clerk Of Court ct Ola La. on
March q, 1908.
viz: Robert Malone Of Newport. La. Z
No 1884 for the E l-2 OF Nv Ia and NV IL OF
Sc Ia and Sw Ia OF Ne IA Sec 81 II IL n Z e
La Mcr.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon. and cultivation
OF said land, viz:
1T, Hinton, Urania, La. L. b. Hinton. New
port, La. Sam patton, Glen Ella, La Angus A
Dixon. Newport, La.
mrs WALTER L. CozRs.
Register.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1905-03-16
Notice for Publication.

Clerks Office .. WINFIELD La }
February IL, 1905.
Notice is hereby given that the following
nymed settldr has fled notice OF his intention
to make final proof in support OF his claim and
that said proof will be made before Perry K.
Abel, Clerk OF Court, at WINFIELD, La, on
Thursday. April ID, 1905.
viz. James r. Machen Of WINFIELD, La. Z
No 2l244 for the 6w Ia Of Sw Ia Sec % Sc Ia
OF Sc II Sec 30 TIP IL " Rs " La Mer.
de names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land to wit:
9 Rudd. L Machen, A c Cockerham. i n
Cockerham. OF Winnfield, La
WALTER L. COHEN,
Register.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1905-03-16
Notice for Publication.

Land Office at Natchitoches, La.
February %, 1865
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice Of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim and
that said proof VIII be made before Register
and Receiver at Natchitoches. La, on
Friday, April "a. 1905.
viz. n No ee47 James Isaac Mitchell. Of
Wheeling. La for the Sc IA Sec IS T 10 N r s
west La Mer.
He names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Mitchell, @ L Brown, AL Of Wheeling La.
]. ERNEsr BREDA,
Register
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1905-03-16
Notice for Publication.
Land Once at Natchitoches, In.
Eahvuarv % lo0S

Land Once at Natchitoches, In.
February IS, 1906.
Notice Is hereby giveu that the following
named settler has fled notice of his intention
to make iual proof in support OF his claim and
that said proof will be made before Register
and Receiver at Natchitoches, La. on
Friday, April "A. 1905.
viz: H E No 1886 Benjamin F. Moore, Of Lotion
La. for the Nv Ia Of Sec Is, TpyN & west
La Mer.
He names the following witnesses 70 prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land. VIZ: ] IL Purvis, William T Prr-
Wis, Thomas NJ Spencer. James II Spencer, all
OF Lotion. La.
J. ERNEST BREDA,
Register.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1905-03-16
Notice for Publication.
Clerks Office ct WINFIELD, La
January 80, 1905

CLERKS On1Ce NJ Wlnnneld, La
January 80, 1905
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice OF his intention
to make final proof in support Of his claim and
that said proof will be made before p. K. Abel
Clerk Of Court ST winnfieid, La, on
March is, 1905.
viz: Booksy G. Adams Jy. Of Hickory Valley, La
25S6S fsr the " la of Sw Ia Section II
n R1w La. Mer.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land, viz: e Folds, T W Folds. a J
Adams, g Adams. Of Hickory Valley La
WALTER L. COHEN
Register.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1905-03-16
Petition and Ordinance

| To the Hoporable Presiden. ard r,.-.n... $.
the Police Jury Of the psrish 81 VIM sSs1s y.
Louisiana:
| The petition OF the undersigned urunertv -,
payers Of ward No. 10 of the nerisk "a ~
being and constituting one third Of "a -
erty tax payers OF said ward M n r.-r.kkSs{-
ask that your h0norahle hoiv 49, s@ssssxSS.
and under the authority ennferred NJ. ~
Art 80 Of the constitution Of The sfrfe "a 49,
lana; by Act No 1s1 OF the 0enersi lse1SS55
approved July - 1859; BY Act n. M ~ nv
General Assembly Of the state - Tr~isss.S
approved July TO- 1907: bv Act M IL - IT,
General Assembly Of the state o. fhe istste -
l67 Of The General Assembiv a. ~ - ~ - y
Louisiana also approved o. the &. 81 Univ ~
do order that special election IS M - ~
termining whether or not 8 snsr{.i {e~
cess of the constitutional drn{fSfioa al fe1adSs-
provided by and declared n AyficIe ~ n 5SS=z
constitution of lso6 shall IS slevied = ~ I
property liable to taxation within ~ vr1ri 15 ]
Petitioners further pray that = ssi1 s5se7tss' )
80 to be held. your honorable body a. 6fG5
to . vote Of the property tax poypr1 = ~ s;
der the election laws o. the state < Lo1i11 - 4
the following matters to wit: -7737@S
first, That the object OF levyins and en116e1
n-sye, 70 - 49, - me ley q wnlea
lyt tnc purpose OF maintaining and gty1ng -
uLlo1Ai support 70 puniic schools aud 4foGl
s .-u ~ - uc'iuS poone scnoof houses y -
$500 W IN ". -
o., H., 49, rs.~~ - -.
:; oe :; = -. y, NJ uPon All TAXABLE psev
dci nsa,u warn no ~ snaif oe nve mills - $50
Tshira rr,,.1
inc wi;.h srss en .s aehS'n o. same Tor sna
is as .nacn soen speciaI AZ - TO be nm 81
20 . ~ 4t;Inuany Upon Al sucn progeny ~
h ~ .:na..oa "a s,u ward No ~ snaI Dc 49,
az ,nao via NJ sne year ls6 ana runz1ne
r., ~ - anu -. $50 =
an,hou;, esen. M. ,nIs eax = voted tne assesa0
w.sS NJ "a properly IN wheeling district n -
wy 80 -. 49, a rs
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1905-03-16
mulga:e said election in aocoraanoe III,

mulga.e said election in aocordance With a.
law.
Sec. V. Be 1t further ordained and SO -
this ordinance and the annexed petifinn -
tax payers be published in the off3cisl icssr-s
OF the parish OF vim for full thirty clesf deVS
prior to the holding Of said election. smd NJ
ordinance shall take effect from and sSter ~
date OF its passage.
W u wallace, DR. u,us.r..
Clerk n.s-51,s.s
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1905-03-16
Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Nstc.litoches,

Land Office at NatchitOches, La.
February q, 1906.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice o. his intention
To make final proof in support OF his claim aud
that said proof win be made before Register
and Receiver st Natchitoches, La on
Friday, April Il. 1905.
viz. HENo -;s5 James " Deen, OF veria, la,
for HE Il ~ Wv Ia and Sw IA Nv Is Sec 81
Tp9N 4 west Is MeE.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz. rranl Pool, Of verda La.
II O Dawson, 4 NJ Lang, J W Lang, Ioftcn, La
j. ERNEST BRRDA.
Register.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1905-03-16

THERE Is another revolution in
VenezueIa. Only the war editor
can tell whsre one begins and the
ether leaves of.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1905-03-16
Notice for Publication.

CLERKS Once 1t Wfnn6eld, La.
February n, 1905.
Notice = hereby given that the following
named settler has 6iled notice 81 his intention
70 make nnAl proof in support Or his claim, and
tnat salo proof win be made before K Abel,
Clerk OF Court-at WINFIELD, La on
Thursday, April 13, 1905,
w; Levi N Spikes OF Atlanta, H No 2lls4
Tor the Ne Ia OF Nv IL Sec 81 Tp 10 8 west
La Mer. ~
He names the following witnesses In nrove
ms continuous residence upon and cultivation
81 q, SAG land, viz: B Durham. r Spikes.
Soiiins, j Barton, OF Atlanta, La
WALTER l.. COHEN,
Register
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1905-03-16

GU ! oniatlon.
9 che q fishes in Louisi-
lana chat have not yet organized
mill at once do so.
If you viii call your meetings.
Twill send at once the, necessary
blanks and instructions for per-
fecting your organization. The
thine is short and we will have to-
work fast.
+ hope every person friendly
to good price for cotton viii in-
terest himself and get to work in
earnest.
The South has not had such a
grave situation to face since the
civil war, and organization and
reduction of acreage means our
salvation, therefore, l hope that
the few parishes who have not
perfected their organization will
at once do so. Let us stand to-
lgether in a manly, business-like
way and demand a profit on our
cotton. Every other industry
receive profit on its output and
why not ours?
/ I am pleased to announce that
more than two-thirds of the cot
ton parishes have already per-
. fected their organizations and
have signed the pledges to reduce
. the cotton acreage and fertilizers
twenty-five per cent, and Others
have called meetings for early
dates. I believe by March Is,
all of them will have organized.
l hope our people will hold
their cotton for the price fixed by
the New Orleans Convention.
There can be no doubt that they
will get that price as soon as it is
known that the acreage has been
reduced.
Theodore Price, the great bear
leader of New York is still sur
Ifeiting the South with bear cir
culars and that very fact, that he
is trying SO hard to put the price
of cotton down by conversation,
(that is to talk it DOWN show
that his position is indeed q weak
one and that we have him whip
ped if we will hold our cotton.
| | hope there is not a single
holder of spot cotton in the South
who will be influenced to sell his
cotton BY Prices bear dope. He
is not your friend, that, you may
depend upon.
| Do not lend your cotton to any
one. The practise of lending
cotton has been going on all
lover the South for the last ninety
ldays. The persons borrowing it
agreeing to settles for it when the
i price advances. OF course after
the mills get the cotton they have
their wants supplied, then Of
course, the price cannot advance.
| The farmer holds the key to the
situation, if he will only exercise
good common sense by holding
what cotton he has on hand and
reducing the acreage. Do not
depend on your neighbor to re-
duce. Do it yourself. You can
mot be hurt by it.
The farmer has power to raise
the price BY reducing the acre
age. Let him show his good
sense By using his power
Ten bales of cotton at FIVE cents |
per pound brings him $3.50. 90. |
Five bales Of cotton at ten cents
per pound brings $a5O.OO.
Can we afford to give the spin.
ner ten bales for $4,000, whom
We have the power to limit the
production to the demand and
make Eve bales bring the same
IS ten?
Our motto: Organization-Di-
versi6cation Unity.
Please notify me of the dates
for which you call your meetings,
- / can forward Jon the neces-
sary blanks.
PAUL n. POTTS
PkEs. La. BRANcH
- II
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-02
THAT S24O,OOD
APPROPRIATION
House Committee Asks Where
the Money Is 10 Go,

Tams P,nbl, chairman e llle nawss
commission, Will appeAf before the
how.e r0mmltges un Indian affairs by
special Invitation 90 enliRhten tie
COMMITTEES on TIE asa of The sas0 go
added e. tic blli bY the ssuaie eem.
mites Tor completing the spfk Il tiae
iaaes commission. which goes out O,
exisience IplY
Another amendment II tile eenase
committee provides faf tie payment
of tleo.pao out q tlae pfoeeasis u tho
sale of t'saes indian lAnds ID Kansas
10 the estate Of G \ Yaan and VII
llam + Adair THIS claim is described
A. a steal b. memtrr q the house
COMMITTEES and 81 fhe Indians TIE
latter haNe seng / petition against tie
payment 10 ths president and c0ngfes@.
The claim IS deuounred a. fictitious
and fabricated 50 Infamous fraud u
The deepest dfe.
NAnn and Adalf we're Cbcfolss
Indians who, Il j. alleged were em-
ploycd ~ the Csage council % ls15 %
defeat what Is knewn as tie stufgls
treatY nf i-e some sort oi cutuet.
TN pstitlon states. was aici la the
interior department ln ls7t and sas
apsssysa iof ks.oo0 and paid TIE
petition states tlaf Yanu and Adalf
we're nessF employed b the osage
caurcli ~ THE etafgls treaty was vif.
tuaily defeated t@fofc congress a..
iournsB lu ias Ia is1a & Nas Wlth
drawn from The senate and legislation
enacted - cougfess fartls saleUf tlie
O0gs lands ln kansas AZ 81 2iper acre.
Naua and Adaif had 80 share Ia
tle asfeAt of the treaty ard mads 90
eiaim for services ram ays yeam later
when tbey demanded payment 0fs2H
po They fseissed sioooa ga wiat
fiis petition states vas fraudulent
order. and nos their heifz demand TIE
remaining fls10o The petitiua sets
forth that tbs elalm las been a sal
lowrsl 81 several secretaries 81 use ln.
terror and 81 the ooar u claims ahd
mifadazeu times las been pronounced
fciltiaaz
TIE elaim vas Inserted a. the 81.
stance u the senator's ffoat Washing.
Ton.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-02

Carries Awny = Beck ~ Mistake, isas
Adjusts the Matter Very
clexsriy.

~ ID the sAness ihiaE ln the World :.
said Mrs Empaon. 20 te a ahppllfleF
sRfnsd ems myaslf TO-DAY ! etnls a
boos called Happy Thoughts gnr iimp-
81 People dlanN mean b steal Il
! picked Il 40 b mistake aHe walkst
aeaY with a. / aient knou J taa Il
uniii ! - almost homs
10 tat eAss said Empsun. a sup.
pese yua aili ikla It bsck
-f.y.1ef. ! eupaoss ao The ouiy
dlticultY atpnt that u thAt duag
suow wheFe D. take III ! aont hnas
Hhsrs : seg lt eas ia ne ts,ok depart
aeug q bar eofsa sg8fst aaa
- eYtfl eannfef iooi - sl . 'HsppY
TtoaEhfs toak ] fot'f hos whlfh
plars & was that really iafae8 thlsf
~ was pfuhatlf the LAST plAce yon
we're ia knwFsagsa Empaaa Ai any
rate ! sa4lse YnH ID ~ shsre ana
sapialn 9oqf mlstaAs rhsY ulil prob
ably kuuN theif HNn enods
Mrt EursDn promised l. attend "a
The restoration u pariolnsa literature
early tie usFi mefnlng Evidently
his ulfes wisfsmeArnr Reiehed hsa4.
lly 90 ~ EmTsnas mind fnr BIZ nrst
qurstlap that night sac ahunt The io0A
skft ne New YoFb Press
Dis Yea take Il bstk ?" be asksd
yea
rnsioessd vhsre { thought & ele. /
suppose
Yes Traits tas sootuaiasr ,eoashs
IA vas thslfF
"rhata Knnd aasd Empson fsm
rlad you've FHt & settled fsve worried
about he matter ~ cag sse goa
naet Fses ~ buying more stan ueil
as retafnins ne laot naaeht gtis
there slent Youf~
Emrsan tept sAoft lsarfh ~ laes
frum TIE tahlc and fanaisa il before
his Nifse fYva
Yes sAs said N0a zee n Vas
asfplly hart o saplain The hoor.
walker sermsf 80 cfnss 80 afraid
hs Nonlat understand aad aould have
ne arrested. 0f fomfthinr. 81 shea hs
aaif ths teoa as ghtirr
shs loesse ai Empsor apnsalnnly.
Yea hs sale and thea
MhY thsn / dlani hhve fhe caaraet
q eo1fess thai ! had mnlsn che toos
! pfNienasd ttai nantcd 81 make an -.
stsnfs - hs sass ne credit etsea
far p esais sns bought tsis lace vfth
that
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-02

lf aHY LonAaatr efaailas ar ta Hasi-
ness b utin Tram thf1ush tha 5ag
mras his ld|s etnt to saaHernK ehf
90 eas called f be- would probably
decide lhat b eaHl8 noi hats sen called
aHffhne else F + m a0Xuus
aams Vet these i maeh speguIsfa9
ams phi.ooalas on this point ~
MufIags dIctEHaary suesess au later
esuaf pedigree Al ~ bach ~ Ebe
fu1fsehft flt4fI -ioE meant t1et-
efaa fae rams efasE ihAi slrhne ~ afi-
~ has AaRe s. rfeu n ibc wiHter.
mhlIs q tbe nafth tmeaat mn Then
fofe eame q mean KE sE &
wat ase5 81 mess hiot.et rasy he
dfth 81 men 81 aaImais ahA ana IS
app.ied lo e. ar meant thIsk.
are of mosa faF vas derived k
frum iaH skeaf hoaefss
rns Fhi q fke naHIsh o. IS n
houtom fnm
tn H The 8t 8 aann iHs :
iastttss do uet fn fatt enough an-
ioa EAeHire
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-02
AMONG STRANGERS.
A Dsxefsd AEethsr ans Her Breed 81
Little onas.

THURSDAY : family q homessekers
arrived frum tie hasf and stopped at
one of tile hotels whieh ls patF0nlEcd
principally b railroad and telepllons
menanE iaDorefs of all kinds
Tie family consisted u ti8 father.
motisef four girls and one bog. ths
children ranging Ia age from about az.
teon Yean down 20 three gtarS They
arrived IN the early hours 0f fhe even
lng and the hotel paflor, n there Il
one. was probably occupied. and tho
mother and little ones were compelled
e remain Ia tlle once until time 20
retire
TlaF had evidently lad a long and
iiresame ride 0u the train and soon
after supper ss.s litgis hgads t4ean ~
gasd and u was only by pinehine and
stalking each ofiirf thai they managed
a. keep awake until foams esIe ~.
signed them. Il wns ~ ~ snge %
TIA little folks. and vlien told vhefe
their rooms usfe tie5 began to whls.
per anaonf themselves IL WA egi.
dent THAT something was worrying
tie little folks AID embarrassing TIE
elders Presently the mother whis
pered a. them and dosh on tier knees
went the little group and bowed their
heada in prayer Tbs wofSlng men
sllo Rad heen hlsiiy engaged ln con.
sefsatlpn suddenly leesma silent a
group oi travelling men seated a. a
table PLAYING q game ot whist howsd
u.elf heAds fof an instant tle tex o.
a watch could have been heard Then
tie ilttle company ARISE and hurried
aeaf fo thrlf lrds There was moth.
ing said about il by tlae spectators hut
no doubt minds wondered back tg
othrf DAYS Cot here ard there could
81 seen moistened eyes and . silent
ermon had een preached b. this
mother and linf arfsid e ttfle ones
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-02
HYoRoPHoslA PREVENTED.
Nsw Msshod os Vaccination which
Il raid 70 Ne very
Effective

rasisaf.s Fncciaaflen method iof iht
greyentlan ~ hYafuphuhla ia psopis
hittea 8 mad dass is employed al ths
Institute fof lafsetiaus diseases a. Ter
lla TIE @CHltHa mlmstrY hAa iaas
pabilshsa = statement uith fsfsrsArs
- ias cases " psfsans hitten by mad
aegs wateh have eaus g. ths knael
etgs e fhe authorities aaHnr teQa
aad uhleh permits 8 Judgment an ne
meriis q snfh tsa aatiuu asssi apaa
aaiheHtlz meis Hafes he Scientific
American
in ihs fear f psFs8ns wsle
ht'fn s. iet maa t0ss = daes sas.
nsgiet q matnazz n laa IL these
toct AFagoHa ass afiersaf4
pfufed HsfDnf saah aHI.e i3 Wsfa
f1ana e 81 heaHHg tss utsf oaal8
nai b. sasmIasa fhe Heraaaa
lived ia eiEti .a provinces
81 iheM Is eastern pfuais. wesaef0
eas t'fassia hha lefis Nhieh afa
CLOSE % ltaasIa Ie Nussia o. AGAIN
shpan q b. ihe hfedlnF a.aae ei lha
plague ~ uee hiuN - rFooertes
70 ihs iHHiuis re inf,etaas diseases
and aefH fscr'Ha#fa fHaf af ttfm
die1 e hf1un aaa eae
erred aflHf itaek nsAtha t0ah
place Is Eh hH elFhth aft, dtih
aos tanHat aaa senih ana eno aaa
frfa ua fhlugaHa DAYS fespfc -
b. afff hf Bite
Vaccination hes 800 proved en- alsa.
iaisg certain rameay esta shen ~.
piled fHhf after Hs hlte rar naiIa
tisa sAaN haNetsf ihAt q gsi per
sona raeesnaitd lnsf tour dlaa That Il
enc aHa onr haH rsf csaf ahls eG
those net yac-laalsa but treated mel
iCsiiy - 80 csHf diei sad u thoas
no.iher saec.nafsa hor treaied % pee
cent aIea
10 ylss q ,hsss agureE gho state.
ment pfeteeds i e earnestly Is be
recommended thai ail peysa hhvlhe
ths Misfortune s bs biftea hy dogs
either nsad or suspected e madness e.
once sabmii 10 vaccination The FaIae
uf suth eafeinaiiea a being more and
more feenEnltra nurgs TIE last 50
years the percentage ~ peFsaas hillsa
who submitted % vaccination Nere -
a. 81 IS. HN aHd 81 respectively All
it ~ ~ - hopss that in thp future
every bitten ptfson Nil avail onee
seif of e
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-02

ID has agrr hesH an ehlegi elth
French uArsnis g teach a ehiid % -
nfuvlAtHf ana economical A child 4
three eaa heUme a mNmbHf q che ma
inaNly = Ftine 0alY tse cents =
week. aue cenf sill entltie ii % get
lsn oeuta q aay shsn o. ia q ans The
other Eesa toeafd seiuaa q pension
Nhsn Is f a. certain ass SO one
Knows has ione e eh'ld can live hat
shat does tbe contribution amuni ~
A hay IS ls HvlHa li ceHfs & month
lo ths sssety viii ehgn 81 Il CD have
pension 81 e. 3 year lfoaklya
Earie.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-02

Tbls IA Local organization faf the
relief ot the poof and lstfessed In "
supported by people % az creoas and
those 81 90 efsed There ae many
calls faf help and the uuion answers
All within uhelf power THIS Yesf thc
requests fof asd have tesn very hamnf.
oaN While it IS uot a religious organ.
nation ~ NofA emphasizes tile spirit
20 tfue religion u a Doubtful Il any
church ca NiHsia las done a. much
real Food tbe past monfhas ule Relief
luiun Tie Clarion
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-02

Tie attention ot one al ihr I6tf
nus reporters was saturday 8ari
to tfe atase at iarva aeJ ta deliver
geals slaut tEt cts Saftfal stores
employ small haY. to deliver far eHsm
and ia MANY instances taese uefs uf
n0 Judgment n land.aF tuuaa l1
most cass, Tie b3 drifef gets tHa or
thfee companions lu lie NagoH ath
hun and fhtn applies slft vh.p 81 tbe
horse compelling h.m ta 81 an rapid
Wf through tht mHa Something
aua.a b ddne o. prefenf this Hanee
eaafF cruelty
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-02
Attended, Dspaty visf.Tuasrai'

v 4 pafuagh returned last night
irpm Adalf vlsefe be Lad oreu ta a..
tend TIE iunealoi DEPUTY J. i tlvr.
who Nas killea - tie WlekH'e hays
uaT oaks S fes days $40 ~ fu
rough safs TIE fHnca. services ehlch
wefe conducted anisf TIE alsalees "
ths Masonic fratemtf Ncw largely
atteuasd
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-02

Ms taF TWli entertained a Wm
tef e i.ef frleaisst rraEfes.lf fe aleHr
ftdaf evening complimentary 81 nor
guest MlN Naaty AefHsiHeHts
we're served + three COURSES Ffne
present acfe Messr aad Mesdaees
M Fl pAalp R BaAen IS P
n mpon IS % boutm 4 M
Echsn Misses Ms@ fia1ls snHtt
Ma6a Miller aHt Ms4Hs I3eaf Haf
GHfta Fred fafrUf ana I0H HHl
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-02
&C scIENrIFIc RAN
Mething SAFE % Hat and Mra. Good
wife T. Afraid te Serve
Anything.

She hsd juK attended q meeting II the
pufe subhlenanee society. az which the
luarned Pref acarem bad talked aa fo0d
aaaiseratiun. relaiss thc Cleveland
plain Dealer
mo. 0curge. she said. = cant give
you any epfIee for dinner
And why nntg'
Because Gear q ls adnlisraled with
fhirury. PEA halls and wheat mldlllngs
sit ID. 81 Who haYs soF
RrOf Scare va Anawa AL shout a.
Yua should have sesn hlm when be
showed us wbai cream ~ tartar e really
mace u Nothing but plaster and phoa-
phats o. lime
Well ! don't want any cream of tar
Tar Haven sou aoi some kind q jelly
o. tbs table7
Jelly aaorfs On, ] cuuldn't Asnk
"a giving yee leiiy 0f course Y0u don
knuv that maai u The ieliles afa made
from ihs fsfHsf Of dried apple factories
They consist u stst1t paste sweatsued
viii glucose eol1red Nith coal lat dye
favored eith chemicals and preserved
with salieylse acid
afoa annt say so
its true GeurEe every word ~ v
And most q tbs hapofluF extracts such
as lemon orange aAd vanilla. are poison
ass. Being 81 per cent wood alcohol
That's what W use for seasonlng~-a
deadly poison iite that
Well itFa urrcy any u us are alive.
Anything else
OA Wa dear Th~pfugrsaor efYes uh
another tab tom0rfoW n Which h.
VII inform Sc bow poisonous rs ls and
m{ik aud meals and bread
We'll saf. all you tell ne just uhai
fheFs De- on the menu that Is safe = eatf'
yes George The professor safs that
fresh vegetables are usually pufs But
aar etnctf seems ta he always ONT uf
thsm
Never mlnd my aeaf w0Ht be-
hums to-morrae nieht im folns iothe
eiub 90 SCI FomeihlDg 20 eat
WHY GearFc
Yes. M dear q may argue poor
taste ga ny pari bui "a rather Gle BY
slaW poieoa fhau fthree te deaih
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-02
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Without d0uts tie building boam
planned for THIS spring IS tie biggest
iu TIE hlafou e TIE town Wilson
street siil h. tie scne q ths erection
20 AZ issst three res buek buildings
one ehsre the feceui afe occurfsd
aae 81 + 4 aafflNna leis south II
i,Aius iyurs stable afd the ather
whess the o'd 6mfsr lireff barn Hae
stands la addition = fhasa tie
ffissa and Hats aliraaa sil each
blid s sea depaf aDd ths contracts
fof uamber q ane residences base
already tosa 1t