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The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1905-05-04
THE 0INGTER,

PUBLISHED EVERY WEEK m TIE INTER-
ENTEREDAr TIE PoSr OFFICE AT MUS.
kO6EE, 7, AS SECOND CLASS nAiL MAT
TER.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02
4 GREAT LEADER OF MEN.
such r KuFeaatkip. ,hs Russian soi
a4sf Who Commands she
Eaars Forces

words Werk save a. 4 Co h3fo.
rattin tas ihs ame fsAasf htMf
thAi hs had m hM YaaA Nheb hr
stufmea ihiAHsh ihr aeffeH q flFF AA
wlth aaaAslsH ans te i nne = tpe
H.osi fam miAiafi men HsH htlps
Like ssaaf q he = 4 tfes4 q.
uen. ana = aoHf me faa iae
theaiFtfa' psnF All 4f4fkt1 tAat
afpeal % f#e laffaf hetf.s . p hat
ear soldiers Bat n spl's PIE
1oasteE afafesafa ht asiEh.asioaa
aasp'aH aa ~ taek ai sls iaff
ifsa. s aEltaif ia aflta = - ef
osa g Esoas smnieIf ats sra
e sEhaf aaf q
tH prizes q A gpe -
isur pafIea 4nt unuFh say
m detail #h4 ff M
itai IS ala 0@ hnalt
ths At}n hH ff
iiIs .afs - ha a stif
eaf2 - he t faaa.oa
AH.r .mf#fH narif ant tHa
u'st'aa s fafsff e a1tf
D. raHtet eer A tazaal w
Yi.s tnd.aE e Hamaraaa h fnnd
to st feertarT 80 aupIeie h.s
ataties ia Iae academy r re eraefaI
iaH ls sAs hsfft'isf1 HsAa af
fetoa haf hf arrtId tsflffstf'y BARD
and la 1874 sok tae hishest herara
Nn ieafe g tf aAaaf afef the
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02
LONELY SOUTHERN WOMEN
psn, up Lives of he workine ciasa
wke Have Nothing e stimu.
lats lhs Mas.

fhe writer knswa fhe seafh ~ ane
eho has npent there al the early ysars
= hls lie. and has secs 81 phases af
lts lifs Ia ghs aouih. esiiss and sxea
towns ans villages. aFe rafe amd GaF
apnri The pnpulatin II iArKely
rural The WrNmt b0aY " thv peeEle
live In tha eoansfy ana net n maeFw
RubarhAn regioaN oUt IL ihs real rwgn
Try nousellmes in FNriaaA ssofes q
miles from anY fkiiwAF Thff afe 81
moss a. magA efs 81 FROM Al that ~
associate sta travel a. thsf eoaid
have bsen bsfarr ihs fesaiafIen
Nafureiif. they hsFt fhe VIRTUES a.
wsil As shs sissStaniaFf1 81 e sne.ad.
"A commeaIfY sriies Thomas Nelson
paEs. ia Goad HeasefHs ping
Nfen fhe apper ciass an8 ihose 10
rasy eiFeamslAnrfa ere sablest e thesa
pflyatluus Is 1egrre scarcely cred
ihie ~ ihoss mha lite la eaase 'omgh
with s0wns anS rpneeafNe - lif~
t0 e~ suaB8 aa#F temns H#f "A n ~
ths wofhlnR class thar snsaA HAnlc
uiarly Thsf opportunities ars 81 its
meaEcfest. uoi naly icf Ktilua an e1a
rafien 81 ang hind bai also far seelF.
ing thens thlnEa uhieh coafffafe even
the nesesssfiss % lifr They are not
oniY IN this ars of pfefFeaa stiii ~
miles from 3 lemoa haf oftsn arr
many times q miles from that er
ponent AZ e8mlori
owius % eausss for utleh The class
IN question eefs in no efse respqnsi
be. yhs Schools haye haea - he most
indifferent kina ana even ea1h ~ they
are hase h.sn epen haraiF hair A.
long 10 the year as thsY Should have
bren The poverty 81 the aanth Que
not 70 pcxsfiF ~ resources bar fo the
abssnrs of means x aslus fhs 70
soarrss snH - tts fnaHiesKs NoW
10 zee fhem where ihef txiti.
has prrteafsd aii bat fte uasi grat-
nai lnpfnssweFt Cri dH fram at
contact wish ths ouiaite aufia often
they have - baofp nop'fiasea ue uaF-
arluss 70 .sefnrfs n0ihihE q arafsn
or stimulate fte mind TIE shisf .uiei-
ifcinai eHaiamsrt nn Which thfy
ean toaat H lg to b. tAe efmoa -
shs yir uho ansn Hfhes q
iari8 soff f tirhatt0n f
tuah a tshtH piAftHe aaa the
Nf. hus d malg aaa e. tH
shtep rs fHe ui&tfne
one rH uoman having a@# fnr
s... Ffaa IS i H...tan r.Haaa fHara MHH
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02

frees Are ths Smallest, rnt Rroduos
tie Heaviest and REettiset Weed
n ths Isianda

The unlssd States Il not = mahogany
gfawlng country 4 ss tropical wuoa
lia home IL IN Central AusfieA ano ID
cuhA. 1amalca ana santa DominNo
rheas ISLANDS give he snaniiesL bat
hsMyAsat and prettiest wood British
lsuaeuFne, Guatemala apo NinMaEaa
Tlss the must ard MeKAco ihr lAFNsa.
timber
The richer. solid. heavy varieties
come ffum the islkBds These wiil nos
i0at They are susceptible ~ . high
polish snd ghe wood haa ; rich. wavy
akage fhs pretty figured pieces of wood
arr q great value 4 slx-foot piece
fshith lnrla4cd lhs enoteh a a trrel
ia s fsf1alr shipment All bring sbout
fsea Nhsu eui lnfe Veuesfk
Ne Naffsf whsrs 3 shipment ~ ths
Wnaf eemea from ~ vhai farirty II Is
fhsfs ais alwayR mefe or less ~ TIE
ane haky sticks that make vcneer
Mahoes u phenumenai wood IN
thar Il aass Aas WAFH aHssf mny conNA.
liens ~ ~eAsheF ase uF age. neither
does 4 shrink Il 4 u rrsat heanty
hefdnsa and dsrAhiilty ln no Other
seed can these qualities b. found con.
hlhsa stih iarrr slse. uniformity o.
grain and richness of ealor and ngurr
The island iimbsns are eight "a ten
feei 10 length BY ~ lnehes 10 diane
Ter. some fram Cubs. however reach
ma S. feet in length - tNo feet iH
diameter Honduras squared tim
bswa aFa a. Ions as 20 feei b. two
feei ID diameter and tie thres foot and
iouf fog timbers coma ffom MeHico
The anffsr mahoaany comes from fhs
amampY lands There arr no mnhog
any FORESTS tie trees are ngg grouped
fsst way the indifidaai TREES bsihp
mefe - iea sidsly separated Like
other ffees. tbs cefs ls The poorest
part. af1su beIug eurhiess
A scteouer load represents an sI
peaaitare " fiafaa That is not al
faf ths tmnef intar and ffe Fhf .
Considerable part 81 Il fepfcasntlnF
frtassa e. 49, Spanish tussams oacrf
ehafs fafur .s nrf ebtainea % suiir
There sfe ~ osNmii.s s. ~ ushoas
n0e8as eoufirirs
Tte tfess vhrn eat davu afr quare
81 haas An ineafan mmpsny IS
mf a have ttem heun latu aiaEa
ahf hfn@ff uaa s. squared ~
HtNnr N ew q 20 t mors lie
~ 90 of them ihn eat
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02

Waiter fea1 sad as ag sst &.
Eestlss 0rraus t0 ~ ns 81
be Well

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.--s.+
t0 4a.
D..
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t... .+.ss. 49,.
f4 ~. .-. ,l.
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02

Every hynruir hees and presches
lbal almost ae af eaase ~ iuhercu-
lasis aHd pnrua0nis he IIi-YeuUiatiun
ara mpare ar uf oaf houses Tics are
aaase faeaafa MaHy ether ere in part
af Iharoelil cue in the same cause Tn
aaaHne t also q Contributing eourss
a mHhia mischief asaiuHi which epen
zoe masi eniiFhietei aatiuns must still
8shl 8 long waf Philadelphia Teie
afana
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02
80. q nlsmana 80.

rruf Henri Mleu, in lseiuans n =
London aadisnce Recently said ihaf
ihsFs is - knovletre II The asrths 10
which ite souih African diamond mine.
ian ~ aafkea Tae deeper thag - ne
richer they beeumr Mofk ean ba raf
ried on aow q adepth ol ae fsss And
y j. thnnsht taat u mlrht e eantlnnta
io dspth 81 11 ~ even 81 eo8 feet
h ths eaklaHrlrg dlHenluss eoule b.
overcome
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02

Outfi fha b % fo1fiH uHe ~.
fgnF fuf ~ uaisri
ntlitce { hnoa D. 6.f hal fhs hnis
% iuli q psapie that sers af fhst same
hahausi go every ume started dour
ftf ha1 60 Yuaf foou. somebody
reaches eaf sna snaithsd lbs piichsfi
lNeifolt Pre- PfeAs.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02


mlilA To flm eass a vlnila, nes m0fe
glan ten rsllssd distant thefs Il Anoiisef
, bed 81 lnsls efe - unknown ares. rhile
IN the sllasnse Aillsthefe are fs.e CUT
cropplhes Of iron Is large quantities
use kND LEAD
n external signs ara indiczflons oi
internal wealth. then. ~ "a - LEAD
and zine Is encognpa Joplin, No. eill
kAve 10 sookuag for her laufels fuF the
Ferion surrounding rinlta a. tie wess
ana cast aaouud ln tlleAa valuable
minerals snuau W tho havat aE'erl-
NETS II sinr ora tls writer has ever
sesu have taen fuaud az various points
within a radius of hfiean miles of
+ VinisA. SONS teing du9 ~ Wills pFos.
pectinf ioE satef. AZ no great depth
from tlic surface, while otlieu crop
out aiouT tbs fAixes of hills f1efe
arr a ngmlsf Il nue mineral claims
nov aualtlug development. shleh Sill
tegin a. son as tiie aaiocFat e tie
head oi TIE interior department gives
hln consent - have them exploited
The foregoing outline u products
agricultural Afai minnR5ovieAl, leads
Fips writer TO funAFt that, with such
awoIiderful country wrFonndlng u
YinitA Is destined 10 b.. and "a the
not far distant future. q larse and
wealthy citg Geographically, Il Al
heated Iusf - the right point IN the
Cheroses Nation aud it mast have
l-sn a faraeeing go ti,at established
the iocAtl0n. A monument should ~
erected q hts memory
Yialta j. plefced b. two Of tie most
prominsut trunk lines ~ railroads %
the uniied States. with anoiissf in
counue of c0f~tfuciio ard sglll another
IN prmperf. A ntslr later 81, when
there degelofn more ~ the spirit Of
enierpfise. All shgn there Is trans
ported 10 eur midst . little more ~
The waiting capital % ti,s oatsids
world, there slll cune such sass ~
pfuspefity IS has never been dreamed
of bY tlie asasf sauguine natlss.
We believe that natural gas sill b.
discovered ia AWe quantities. aud
Factories ~ various Kinds slll spring
up lu sfvnf nunters aud thai shai
might AZ tie pfc~nt time appsaf
tir cblmefeai siwws of a dfeameG of
risi0nAfg. Wlu u "a ihr tullsst aeHss
rsallTsd as absolute facts
The time ls uoi iar distant ehe
there Siil o. uuiou ~ 6ssndale and
Nmila. as alsa White uat aHd TIA
tfoi1 ilnc siil e. iiis lnsfhmeHa.ii3
oi forming rats Union lei q - 90
thc Lockout - fh.s. Or BE- all eeut|
sounef uf izfef
Tlle daY q tie fossil manef asnef
haa rasssd fer uf.o be- otter ftan
hln,icrei pfefes ln Viuiia afs slus
asakenlus ian 3lslr ulp Van Hias e
slrep afa fs.slf rast-e0yefd selA
getting a ss8tls'A NitN tNfuNNN t8N NfW
oeas 81 circulation 0tteFs ahe sesa
tn ~ iey604 resurrection are ssaei1
bur suruig lsI1g added ~ tie SILENT
eifg nt ste = Nrs meu nHt
lulug and lfesh lssd have eaas 80
sat aI.d haFs t-ea laluct a tIls osi
couanIe tad fhr hfasioH s ase
lsisnas Hke mcwial fasF
h4s iuf s4eiFeffIeaI fIep .bta HUaf
ssar. g. - azlzlt a. samueHa lIfl
-Ia tio q mH. ara sIfA
sdttu aa ama fft ffHsatea
NetHea fttnH Wua Hass
aH at maw
taats q thr y stsn
fUf ligu tmEUe, AHd IS
tfsfs is fQibI0s leff.f iia feH8l
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02
COMMERCIAL
CLUB MEETING
designations Of President C Z
lehman and Secretary [.
D. Campbell Accept 4

TIE klnitA commercials elHb met
Frilag night IN regular weekly .sion.
Aioat issuii uemlNfs usfg pfessHi
afid NJ Guthrie. u lhe Immigration
bureau II sis a., k = r.. ailssy
sas q visitor
rrrsidvui E Lseaaa AID stcra.
targ l. D tamp,eli leademd tlisif
fvssAnali8fs. nllcli were aeaspi q and
rmeaf tilAnksUnaNiuloiHas fwaHfrd
glAVm fef ileif faithful neffAea Aey
mnut hiadls sac ci.emsn pfpaibvng for
the taiauor 81 fis term aHd liie mat
tef ~ ihe eelcciipp " . seenfiag was
placed IL fiss hNi,dn - 8 nominal ing
eommafes consisting II J W Orr
Df Oliver Baguj and President Rid
die Ttas eommlfire ali report next
Friday sysuipg
II sas decided % osatifus tfls a..
sefl islus lailr Kat folder f0f fhe
mofih ot Frbnan, ai,d ~ ihe yKpi.
ra'iuu o. thai iisis determine ehefhof
lt r. % b. continued loaEsf
TIE pfalsn9lioa O. ballH i uoFdrn
hrldgr oteF Lltlle NBbln eneA Ia THE
Amnsiiiek eftaol0g sas pla0ed ln lile
hailds IL committee
Tite matter of Of rad Improvement
sas d.selssssn a. lefigfh afd d Was
suggesf ~ b. tilc road nomHdteo flai
tte matter ~ az lmpasSlfle placr g.
flie rad 90 ihe ~ei boa south of iim
sfuu farm ts refeff fo ihe agent,
ahieh sas done
There sas Fnoa inteBesf .inen n
the ser q Pie ciuh aaa tie discus
s.o'a eere aiong ines g fesH 3
goed fsslins prevailed
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02

aflle
fr nfs Hf
Nrf tee ard
an
ri Al
frmUk tf
fH
af
AL H t
WfH
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02
MI?


~ Car'saie ftattiu
af haterir rek
noruIur when au W
ani : troublesome esll
which produces 3 cough
hard 10 dlslUlse bat s 81
q Baliari's ilorelioma
onee dlsi0dFe rs ana tip
0e know % 80 aaf
equal Go ii and - pleasa'
can most cordially recon-
al peraons uaailae
thfaatand lung trout
81. Sold by Peoples Drug
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02

Kwa aise lAeAn aft N NK wears
atd .ath b.sf siih tidte p5 fN
bred Is llaaard to So o. o'lg .n
bedford county fenn l d an1s
hieh hleck blir d FEST ~
eiaFaalfer ihem nsIH wru
respect lao ore t.istFH lseuHars
Naima b aud, hf eeFf Iau
Do. ia5sAn aId. psrfe f
trrea b American saa3 liae
cauaa Adarc,. D. eWu ~J
Spraes. Afsansas ae Hta
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02

fuf liFu tu2ues tHd aa ~ Hg
there Is tatbIos leftsfiln feHnf'e
t1fiie af3 Etsen fhe faHeas Ifte
Polls he aeake ie sfa
ch IlelF - aH ulo tif s sfeaa .s
Hd ieastaf sHl arm.css seif bl
81 s. tfe store Ia
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02

aHflfi atf plzIHa
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02
A Dun NuEEH OxE TgEasllrEa

'oooa sg,'ss asa', ihsa -.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-10-21

Only think. IL there was never any
thing anywhere to be seen but grown
up men and women, how we would
long for the sight Of a little chiidi
Every infant comes into the world like
a delegated prophet. the harbinger and
herald OF good thugs. whose once Is
to turn the fathers hearts to the chill
dren and. to draw the disobedient to
the wisdom Of the Just. A child softens
and purines the heart, warming it and
melting 1t by It's gentle presence; it
enriches the soul by new feelings and
awakens within it what is favorable
20 virtue; Il Is q beam Of light,
fountain OF love, teacher whose he's
sons few can resist. Infants recall us
from much that engeHders and encOur-
ages selfishness, that freezes the af-
fections, ro0ghens the manners, indu-
rates the heart They brighten the
hOme, deepen love, inxig0rate exeFtion,
lnfuse courage and witty and sustain
the charities Of life. !, tt would be q
terrible world, I de think, II 1t were
not embelhshed By NttIe children
Thomas Btnney
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-10-21
VERY INTELLIGENT
ANTS WERE THESE
They Find Way to Get Into a Sug.
ar Bowl Placed In a Pan of
Water

Ants are intelligent enough to
know when to come in ont of the wet
said Kansas City mining man the
other morning, andIhave seen them
find food under puzzling circumstan,
ces. Only few months ago swarm
of ants invaded little cabin that /
and three of my mates lived in. We
drove them out of everything ex
cept the sugar, and nothing we did
could keep them away from that. We
put the sugar in a bowl and set tina.
in the middle of tin dish full of
water. We reckoned the ants that
succeeded in swimming across the
water 20 the bowl would deserve the
sugar.
Sure enough, next morning the
bowl Was swarming with black re.
giments OF ants And the curious
thing was that there was only one
ant drowned in the water. That wen
CO for three or four nights, and
| decided TO sit up and watch the cam
paign. About midnight a scouting
party of ants came up the table LEI
and Unanswered along the top to tn,
| dish. Half dozen of them cfimbe,
the tin side of the dish and poiset
on the edge. One fellow crept dow
the rim into the water. The other
watched his struggles for while an
then went back to their friends o.
the table top. They held council O
war and swung around in echelon ali
left the table by one of the leg!
Then a thin black line. assembled TIL
| wall and wriggled along the ceiling
1t broke into reconnoitorial parties
and then one group formed up ther
right over the sugar bowl. watche
that group spellbound The scout
were called back and every ant o
that ceiling made for the group owe
, the bowl. Then the group moved an
straight into the sugar bowl. The
: one ant dropped from the ceiling
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-10-21
A ruii star.

A returned traveller who spent half
OF his holiday Ia a tour Of Ireland
brought back q sample OF the happy
go-lucky wit OF the Irish 'jarvey" or
driver. In breakneck race down q
hill he suddenly realized that the spiF-
Ned little Irish mare was running
away
"PulI her up?' he shouted excftedly
Hold tight. your honor" returned
the jarvey easily.
Pull her upr' again comma nded the
traveller. making a grab for the relns.
FOR your life don't touch the reins. "
the 1ervey, answered without tighten
ing his grip. "Suxe. they're as rotter
as pears"
The traveller made ready to jump
but the 5arvey laid a soothing hand OF
his shoulder s3
''Sit easy" he SAID FeAssuringly. "Tl
) turn her into the river at the bridg,
below here Sure. that'll stop her"
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-10-21
Cheated Death

Kidney trouble often ends fatally but
by choosing the tight medicine, E. H.
Wolfe, of Bear Grove, Iowa, cheated
death. He says: Two years ago l
had Kidney Trouble, which caused
me great suffering and anxiety. but
| took Electric Bitters, which affect
cd complete cure I have also found
them of great benefit in general de-
bility and nerve trouble. and keep
them constantly on hand. since, as
find they have no equal FinIy, til.
Druggist, guarantees them. at soc.or
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-10-21
Bent Herr Double

Il knew no one for Jour weeks
when was sick with lyphold fe-
yer and kidney trouble, wnles Mrs.
Annie Hunter, of Pittsburg, Pa, and
when | got better, although | had
one of the best doctors i could &C,
was bent double, and had to rest
my hands on my knees when | walk
ed. From this terrible affection | was
rescued by Electric B:tters. which
restored my health and strength, aid
now | can walk as straight as ever.
I.,ey are wonderful. =; ,.r,:nterG 1t
Finlays drug store to cure price
soc and $foo Trial bottles free
3o-4
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-10-21
NOTICE.

Miss Elise Stone, the society edi-
tress OF The Times. is on a visit to
friends and relatives on Lake Wash
ington a~d Nil be absent for month.
During the continuance of the quar-
tine those who give entertainments or
have any society events of interest to
the readers of The Times will please
send them in to the Office or call up
over Phone No. zoo.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-10-21

another followed, until there was
perfect line of ants falling from the
ceiling into the bowl When the fall
finished / woke up the other boys
and Showed them the bowl full of
ants. Never saw anything like it be-
fore in my life-never-Chicago Tri-
bune.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-10-21
Traius "a and % carry Pullman Sleeping Ca
oetWeeA GreenEille and BirmfAR ham.

No 50 "Washington & SoatRweStern LIN
teod. Solid Pullman t"sii '1l d train Atlantis
20 New York. cairys-is f'ulliuan sleeping
BirminKhaAi To New 1ori, DIning car eaSi Of
nj m ngha PA vi = I.,ur- Os> Fv>t "a
CT Atlanta !" y York. Imam [, ish eur
A'iaut : Wa-H ngt =;
No. "a PuiIp 49, wing Sleeping cars
Birmingham K -.ttn 'ad Hli Atlanta 20 Ne7
York. Dining ear Sp.r AiDurs % WaSnth4tun
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-10-21

No 36 Sleepers Birmingham 20 Brunswick
and Atlanta 70 Jacksonville
No IS carries Pullman Sleeping cars Birm.
ingham 70 Atlanta aud Atlanta to Macon Lin.
ing car Birmingham to Atlanta
No g. Pullman Sleeping car between Rir.
mfngham ana Atlanta All trains run daily.
II B. SPENCER. @. NJ. Washington. D. C
8. a. HARDWICK. p. 7. NJ. WASHINGTON. 10
W. II. TAYLoE, G.P.A.. Washington. D.
g. A. RENSCOTER.A.C.P.A A. ChatEanooRa,T Tenn.
,. u. HARRISON. D. p A.. BiFminghaA Ala
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-10-21
TELEPHONE GROWTH

The Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company
has issued statement of its business for the nOnth of Sept
and the increase the number of subscribers shown as
follows:
Number subscribers Sept. 1st, 1905, l32,121
Number added during month 424 80
Number discontinued Z5I1
Net Increase I,101
Total. Subscribers Sept. 3oth, 1905, I52, S92
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-10-21

No % Pullman Sleeper ureebvIlle 70 ttiru-
tngh0m. birmlnyha 70 A~hevilIe and Bsrm-
inEhsm 10 Now York. Cafe Observation car
BlrmtnghAm, Ala 70 East RadfoPd Va
No. B6 carries Pullman Sleeper Birmingham
to Chattanooga. connecting ~ Chattano "a
with train carrying Sleeper and bay Coaches
Chattanooga TO salisbury without CT nge, also
Sleeper Salisbury 70 New York.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-05-20
Fairgrounds For Children.

There is one Improvement that is de
manded not only In cities, but in vii
lagos, ana that is playground for chill
dren purpoScly set apart and maintain
ed for them and adapted to all their
wants in games of every kind. This
does not refer to park, desirable as
that may be, though the playground
may hc an annex of the park. But a
playground can be maintained without
= park and should be considered ne
"eSsity, when park may only be de
slrable and for the time at least I'M
attainable
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-05-20
Epworth League Convention.

Denver CoI July > o. ri" Baltimore and
OHIO Railroad. Very Lo,r H"i,x
From all points East of the Ohlo River.
tickets will be sold June - to July 3 in
elusive valid returning to and including
July II, 1913.
may be obtained ON deposit of ticket and
payment of Fifty Cents
The HaItrm"rraud ohio Railroad has barm
selected rs the Oliral Route from Mary
land and the Maryland DELEGATION will
leave Baltimore ON the morning of July 3
IN SPECIAL train. going ria 'lttSburs and
Chicago.
For full particulars address ucaro-r + and
o. Ticket Agent or G.. W. BA-7.rI q T. d.
Il. a q. L. r., Baltimore Md IlOtIr2
The daily tribune., 1905-07-10
Florence Daily Cribunt
SUPPLEMENT
MONDAY, JULY 10, 1905
An Orchard Well Filled.

An Orchard Well Filled.
It was the writer privilege ON Mon.
day afternoon to look through the
Rockafellow orchard in company with
the proud owner.
There 10 An enormous crop Of nns
apples maturing in this beautiful 90
acre orchard tract. We notice that
the Fall Queen. or Buckingham. .
very choice apple. 10 very full Of
fruit Notwithstanding the large crop
PICKED last year from the trees The
JefYsrey. another choico fall apple. IL
quite full.
The Ben Davis. Paragon. Wine Sep.
Rome. Jonathan. Has and most other
winter varieties. excepting the Gene
ton. are we'll filled with fruit.
The orchard il In splendid cnndi.
tion from one end to the other.
II was noticed. too. that the cap.
tain's vineyard is soing to have q
very fair crop Of grapes. This was
a surprise to the visitor for II Is we'll
known fact shat most vinsy ards this
season will not yield . half crop. -
Canon City Clipper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-18
at fplse en- clio.

Sor sc Surmere. fem er fac beIoiae
eie Ell Silo, er SpsresmanIet ON at
fpIoe ben at lige iad itor getpbHing iotn
ieIpe Sr~Gitningeu. Set er al Den itprite
@efponina at babe Ell goo gniilaee gnts
ter. Ell meo flor &npacitct, os ionr er
itert ca let at nrioe. o9 ben buroe bare
f%crinnct meo Ell Gl6ieinoretuin1
(SIoipcr). @cuc Gitp Gutter meS en- iaaz
ban ~glotper" er tiosm9sfg / crbper
Scniecnne. Observation-Disclosures beiidor at
G~taalpiuser, frltet oirette til anibEnlet.
Der saar runbt / bet sore % ueere 5iuls
nan. Settle CT en- nIeaet letpiuot Raaoe
at fan unsa bet ~itaarne Sober pan. Sus
ger airoer. 9rlter eaer Nan trGHees
for bennc @GIotper" anbre eno be, iom
tr9nees til rem orSinGre Raitine uosn
nogct iansaut apparat. 9enne -SIonsr"
er bebre enS nosen Carrier os ben sr
biIigere o. lettere al ~hnnnbtcre o. res
anlere. TIE Belle gitn gefa. Co.. aas
cine Junction, &is.. eiper ~bereopiaig
nermere CpIgsnWaer. nnnr man ~itriper
iii benz ocrom o. nGpuer -Yoiten". 5e
bar ogian en- a~fbanoIing ON guiiIn8s.
icm be ieroer frit.