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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-12-10
Pavne,s list Addition to Village of woodruff
Village of Woodruff.

Village of Eagle River-Plat. of the. n. E u Ct
N w u.
lot 4, block ?. SIS 40 lot 6, block 81. IS IS
lot B. block g.. 81 1A-s
Original Plat of Eagle River, being a part of the
n. W a Of n. e. a Sec. 81, T. 40, r. 10.
Dec Amt. Des Amt
lots, block 2 IS 81 lot {, Llock 49, 50 50
lot 3 block 2 500.
c. L. Perry's first addition 10 the village of Eagle
ki>er. Villas County, Wisconsin, being part of
Gov. lot 4 Sec, IS, Town. 40, Range TO-
lot 6, block 1................ moon. =. 81 s.
Hel man Fingers First Addition to the Village
OF Eagle River; being part Of Coy lot {, o.
f.. "a OF N. W. "a sec. 33, Town 30, Range ~.
Des Amt Des Amt.
lot l. block 2 80. So 80 lot 3, block 2 49, 81 50
lot g BLOCK z. -. 81 lot 4. block 2. -. e.
Dickinson, Cook & Tan bIipg's Addition to the
Village of Eagle River being a part of Gov.
lots & +, Sec *S, Town 30, kange 10
lots & 9, block ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $40 a.
McIutyre's Addition TO Eagle River being part
of $. w. "A of S. Il. Il Gee. %, Town 40,
Range 10.
All that piece or parcel of land described in
Vol. of Deeds on page 483, Villas county
records known as lots and 10, block
and the south 20 # Of lot IL, block 3d.. s. u
All that piece or parcel of land desc ibed i'll
Vol OF Deeds on page 45 Of the Villas
county records being all except the south
20 feet OF lot H. flock and entire OF IL,
County Clerks Plat of Gov lot g. Sec %, Town
30, Range TO- and part of n "A of n. W. "A Sec.
33, Town 90, Range 10.
outIot - 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-25

stamped on each can by my factory In
Spector.
l ship my pigment-which Is white
lead. zinc. drier and coloring matter
freshly ground. after order is received
In separate cans. and in another can 1
ship my OHIO. which is pure old process
linseed oil, the kind that you used to buy
years ago before the paint manufactur-
ers. to cheaper the cost OF paint. worked
In authorizations.
sell my paint direct from my factory
to user at my very low factory price; you
pay no dealer or middleman profits
l pay the freight on six gallons or
over.
My paint Is so good that make this
wonderfully fair test offer:
When you receive your shipment of
paint. you can use two full gallons-that
will cover 600 square feet OF wall-two
coats.
If. after you have used that much OF
my paint. you are not perfectly satisfied
with it in every detail, you can return the
remainder of your order and the two gal
Ions will not cost you one penny:
No other paint manufacturer ever
made such liberal offer.
It's because 1 manufacture the finest
paint. put up in the best way. that can
make this offer.
,Cked by $50, 900 Bond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-25
Igo even further.

Igo even further.
I sell all of my paint on six months.
time. if desired.
This gives you an opportunity 70
paint your buildings when they need II.
and pay for the paint at your convenience.
Back of my paint stands my Eight
Year, officially signed. iron-clad
Guarantee. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-25

81. LOUIE, mo- pan WAS III
vented paint was sold in two ways
either ready-mixed or the ingredients
were bought and mixed by the painter.
Ready-mixed paint settles on the
shelves. forming sediment at the bot
tom of the can.
The mineral in ready linked paint.
when standing in oil. eats the life out OF
the oil. The oil is the very life OF all
paints.
Paint made by the painter cannot be
properly made on account OF lack OF the
heavy mixing machine
My paint is unlike any other paint In
the world.
1t Is ready tc use. but not ready
mixed.
My paint is made to order after each
order Is received. packed in Theoretically
sealed cans with the very day it is made
NOTE.-My B Year Guarantee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-25

When you revOIve the tub the clothes don move.
But the water moves like a mill race through The
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-11
WITHDRAW FINANCIAL
S0PPORT FROM CHURCH
The Selection of Rev. Arthur ?
Kinsolving Causes Trouble
IN Congregation.

o-'e I'd '"e graves. crises in the history
of st. Pauls Protestant Fuis.o,,f
Church. which fs -t. oldest ,.,.i.,-,.
,.s-....... 0'
~. 49,. '''' Cd tened as
DR. Arthur r. KIa-o'ving as rector IN
e,,.,asl +tl ,
s's'
VIE" no." - 'e,'I nus
More than forts Of The most prominent
members &C the church. many OF yvbo,,, ID,
the past have bee. large contributors H.
tho various funds ~ the church t..
declared. it is stated tnoir deterroir.,tio ,,
To Withdraw financial support fror, tta
present Vcstry
This action is I'm accordance ,ri+r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-11
Dismiss Bucholtz's g

The case Of George r. BuchoItz AGAINST
Valentine executors was taken frorn rle
jury of the United States Circuit Cont
yesterday hv Judge Waddil who de-
,.ied. n effect. that from the evidence
There was not reasonable cNpe.taucr chat
tle plaintiff. Fslcholtz. could recover any
thing approximatng 5000. the jurisdic-
u'nal amount required for suit in the
United states Court Judge Waddul dis
missed the case and discharged the jury
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-11
DAY OF BLASTED HOPES
FOR THE FEMALE CHAMPIONS
Misses Pauline Mackay Geogianna Bishop and Frances
G. OSgood Dropped in Second Round of Match
Play in Golf Tournament

WEST NEWTON. MASS October lO.-
70 was "a day of blasted hopes for three
women golf champions iu the national
event 90 The Braehurn club to-day.
Miss Pauline Nackay the present ttc
holder. Miss ccprrlanna Bishop rho vln-
rer Of 1908 tournament. and Miss Frances.
a.. oseood. tho Eastern champion. wore
al dropped 'u tle second round % match
play to-day. and hv players who arc gem
Druiv reaardsd a- tne best FOB tho game
hn former of nfion Miss Frances
G.erow o. Philadelphia. withetnod the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-11
POLICE CHIEFS ASSOCIATION
TO MEET AT NORFOLK

WASHINGTON. u. c.. October 1O.-She
Executive Committee Of tho Nation A.
Association ~ Police Chiefs. at a meet
ing held here to-day. decided that The
convention az next year should be held
in the convention building % the James
town Exposition. the week beginning
Tuno 18Th
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-11

RICHMOND LODGE. so J. ]. O. q r
an members of the lodge are requested
90 meet at Brother T. IT,. Davis's once.
Broad street entrance. ground floor.
CITY Han 1.2o =. ~ THURSDAY. Oc-
tohor llth. 90 participate iu Oh, parade
IN honor Of the Grand officers r. H.
SARVAY. Secretary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-11
Richmonders in New York.

NEW YORK. October 1O.-Bellmont-
II. $. Mitchell; Fifth Avenue-W. s. Car
neal. Jr., and wife; Algonquin-Mrs r.. H.
Lindsey Miss Lindsey: Sevile-O. S. Allen
and wife; Imperial-S. L. Guggenhelmer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-11
VARSITY DEFEATS
RANDOL2 H-NACON
The Collegians Unable to Hold
the Ball Against the Nir-
ginia Team.
THIRTY-EIGHT TO NOTHING
farrell Makes Surprising Run
Through Nirginia's Centre
in First Half.

Especial t0 rre Times Dispatch
'HAhIoTTESFlLLE. VA. October
i"-ln ,ae second miI-woee game % the
season Virginia defeated Raadolph-Macon
COLLEGE to-day. So 10 o. iu forty minutes
OF play.
Despite the TACT that Virginia found
10 comparatively oosy 90 score. the team
as whole played incousisteutly. tho
WORK az times being very ragged. The
three touchlowns made ln tie first half
only required four minutes. The remain
Ing sixteen minutes tie two teams
worked -p and down the sridiron. with
frequent exchanges OF plnts. vlth uo
material gain for either eleven.
At the opening ~ the second half the
hfe hundred students in tho stands were
given quite scare when Jarrels. LETT
end on the Randolph-Macou team. caught
tns ban on the k.ek-o1 and sar.nted nfty-
five yards. rleat through tie entire Vlr-
g.nia eleven. The nee,-footed runner
Was finally overtakeu uy Captain john
som and brought % earth
After this Virginia settled down and
put 49, an aggressive article OF bail.
scoring three additional tolchdowrs ana
landing pretty goal from Placement
Randolph dropping the bail sguarcly bee
tween the goal-posts
The forward pass was reSorted 10 fire.
0ucrtv but only on two or three occa-
scus ora e re-.,t ln substantial gains.
once Randolph gathered .n au accurate
pass and ran siNty-ave yards before Dc
was overtaken.
Coach cole made frequent changes in
th- back field lie is very anxious 90
develop a 0un-ter-rack $50 that Randolph
can he played a. right half Great i-n-
ra. --
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-11
LEoAL NOTICE.

CALL OF UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA
FIVE PER CENT 1870 BONDS
INTEREST TO CEASE AFTEE. No
MEMBER /. 1906
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-11

OF A
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND CON-
TANNING NBOUT 250f-2 ACES
LOCATED ~ LOWER HENRlcO CO..
KNOWN As "SWEENY'S. HAVING
ON IT AN fNENHAUSTIBLE SUP
PLY OF POTTEP'S CLAY AMI
FULLER'S EARTH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-11
SCHOOLS.
Richmond Training School

FOR DERGARTNERS.
"a ". Main Street
ALICE y. PARKER Prfuripai
Opens OCTOBER lst TWO years. course
in Theory and Practice OF Kindergarten,
Special courses in Drs wing. singing ,nI
Physical Culture. SPECIAL lecturers. Miss
Itiker may Dee seen tai.- at tle school
between 1880 and 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-11

REAL ESTATE-For Rent.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-23

A h lU Hat
I.t.Is ah. 80 Pheasant H
boasr s fasn1 N tfe
farfE officers HHaf t
sieE ItU WaaHaa. Nes aesIl.
erl AIS Ne Un Iea
kn. tfs faeau tlr.
man N k UUrd
EHe eetHF Was te ntH elfeHd.
.ei t'sH tHe farmers eere aaaHah
l} bHu H3mafsel o. t.e iaf afd.
mi dEEA ANA Har alf asfo
present aa4 e1 fei fae speeches 0'
Meen Hetau ans Hlgn ana tHe
string taa1uHIe amRhelh Ma@rs
uum Nakef aai Han8on sefla.
Democrats we're pas nt ant seemed
ta achI1g the Feast tat F8ad tf8a As
uueh - the Republicans Some 81
them had p9At.eaI truths they
m1 never bcfor dreamed of
Messn kornegaf and Davenport
were af Pheasant nHl on Monday
nlght aud gave tleaHd.fnce tie beue.
20 u Their Democratic argument tie
same bfaud aud Kind Used just thirty
years aFo about the Republican beIng
1 negro loving paftY aud tie Iemo.
cratic party being furl free.traae and
free labor
GAYLORD y loboat vas TIE first
speaker lie nlked.ve-y entertaining
ly about tie Indian Torritory aud
Oklahoma being i portion Of the
Louisiana purchase. with reference
to the fertility Of rs soil, and mineral
deposits and mild climate, and pre-
dicted that Oklahoma would become
one Of the foremost states ia the
Union. lie pointed out the fact that
II vas necessary 70 start right u tie
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-23

Rev a cray preached again at
tie Presbyterian Church lasf night
and bis theme was 'Flnt things ol
tie lmportanes g seeking ghrst ast
and that etemal llio taneends rerg
thing else ii point II ealue TIE
meetings are tall 81 Interest and ne
preaching simply hne There is none
of tie machinery usually employei
hY tie professional evangelist Nj
GaY impresses everyone viii hts
deep sincerity sud earnestueS There
Is 3 growing conviction that be Is SO.
ing 70 vet hold oi this community
and that q revival IA aboat tn sweep
over VlnitA Those sho love good
preaching should not fail g attend
Thsfs will be preaching nlghtli until
saturday night
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-23
A CLUB ORGANIZED
AT PHEASANT HILL
G, N. Bebout and C. B. Rogers of This
City Furnish the 0ratOry for
the Occasion.

a.ag IL tHe uea STATE aua
rat6ae $685. 1staF feItis utHese-
.eatHea af TaiI Hea as Jessales to
uag a5dsfIl.fIuaa convent mgu of
ability nio cau - depended aHeu %
clr8 Eat the a af tho us .ty of
the ge Haa Impartial MANNER
lle asa referred ta conditions "a this
cut a. they existed 8Hlaf pro.
tecfIEe lagIf administration as com.
mfed alth aue aHaera free Trade ad.
mlnistaa
T8 burden IS ~ Uoeer address
was a.mg the Aae Of Republican pro.
teeteg arf as against Democratic
free tat He started out - max.
Ine tde renafs tbat 4 man had no
business io be i Democrat especially
ithe armef % suggested that
the fm was At haBd for the voter 10
choose one 0l the other 1f tie two
paiitIea roads lie talked principal
Ny ~ the existing conditions of this
couoty from tie time e Grover
Cleselands second election % the
presidency Ills hrt election was
not referred t0 because THE restrain
ibR hand 81 Republicans vas upon
hm during hls dfst term ia Tie pre-
sl1eHtial chalrand rasl legislation was
al imposslbIilty Tho hardest hit 0f his
entire speech was when he referred 70
Grover Cleveland having issued bonds
20 tie amount Of 2B5 millions Of dol.
lars "a conduct the financial Affairs Of
the government RI time of peace.
W NJ Slmms William Meeks, 5. n.
wallen and Van Chandler MI oi this
cts, attended tie meeting.
The elnb starts out With member.
ship Of %,
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-23


p uaen uHfha uaes - 80
effn Hllce so lle hlle u
Mme num s th cts tei
fArlt fHs momln hs hnne IL al.
! An lla sas a. feam aHt iad
llfel Is entire afs 6 tha anip
being 5 Cienakee efHen ~ and
Mn nams aud MIS- lly hafus ~
thh elf sent aa teatteud ue IHuef
al sueb aiH D. bed ths AFTERNOON
intefmeul vW q n ue Duncan
ceuefeF8
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY
sam il Fnue pas a Ceninla To-
dai
Ms rs Elliott Is Seriously sick
Nith gpueld feyaf
81 seath % Mllss vas q business
y.slioi q Nnlla TO-DAY
Mrs ~ n Daffaagh Is visiting
with felatlges in Indiana.
y w Co0ier of Miami transacted
Legal business IN NnitA today
W. 7 Thome. prominent Table.
quah Democrat is Ia the eitg today
James rutherford o. Claremote
lookel after legal business here tolAy
~ and Mrs feFd Ktter have re-
tufned from . visit 81 Chanute Kan.
Mis- Iva Ratelia returned this
morning from a visit with friends at
Hugo.
a wyman Thompson Of kefcbum
purchased farm supplies ia the city
t0iay
one Of me children oi Hes 4 ,,
Williams pastor ei the Christian
ehur0h i sefy II
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-23
Winners lasatiye syrup Tor eft
stomaCh irau hles

Dyspepsia heartburn saurstomaeh
bin0ugness sick headache and 81
tFlub.cs originating ffom thc aom
aef aud feE 10 seeH souf liver ae
.flta means good health % yoH II
adds t0ae and gignf q to The digest
ita 0NanA and stimulates The lteI
and kidnNFs t0 healthy action lfuat
satisfied after using une.haf return
and Fet Yaaf money haeb We guar
aufee every bottle o. d as we have
stated abofe Sold bf WimeI Drug
Co
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-23
fnoM WEDNESDAYS nAlLY

W b pepue sent 20 S. Louis last
night on business
VI y Thompson spent tesiay at
Chelsea GA legal business
len fiof of near keicham spent
yesterday afternoon In Vinlta
q Il. Rogers attended Judge PARK.
ef's court Al Miami thls forenoon.
J 6. Nilklnsoa returned last night
from ; business trip to McAlsstsf
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-23
DeWitt's S... S...e SaIve
For pilas, Burns, sores.


Inffsnat afn Of II a
EngIu UnaH Haak Iet Neiete
&
fafe p.ls 8 81 faf nd fnp taa.
rpH lafNgeH ages of #Ee ani twelve
aaF ls sa.d tickets s. oHe ha.f 1e
aauf rate Iafe af sale tlci aHI
M Eual Nnt IHeuiy aut
DAYS from 8afe 0f sale I'LL A tAftfH
uH agent Il k at
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-23
- MoNnAYs nAlLY


rRoN NoSnAl, DAILY
4u starr il ID Washington u
IA leaal Business
Il Ward " psai keiehan tfansse,
"a bassnse sn ylaaa to-day
y + pAfiAamefellanf a ketrhan
purchased soosis "a Nlpllas ebole.
aais a4gket icdA2
"A marriage lsrsnsH was lssHsd Sat,
ufiaY sssnlnK to Leslie lloskins aud
Mss Burnett bolh II Ramoua,
~ Il kernssag aud s faten.
: IA4 ulil adifcsa 4 Democratic mtef.
lng s. Pheasant It'll ths essnlus
Mrs $ hgfus returned saturday
evening from attending tile & Il s,
Grand cslapieg nesgiag A. Afdm0re
Clarence Nauasneuos oi Nsosllo. 80
pas ID tie eltg visiting AZ TIE home
81 isdxs and Ms Z a 6ni sunday
1s4ss A. eai ti,s morning ap.
proved TIE order le ihe issue 8 ss8
900 waisfsafks tesd. iaf CAfsHogc
Commissioner i nsssg u care.
more 4 aNl "a tie hnspiial tnd hs
w1fk i lelus done b futige Fafnr ~
tiis elif
Wa.Hsr prwisf 81 resys eAgged
with Introducing aAs sfuasai % the
fedefA Al sN nslt From res bY
nepaig feiles rsfaa
y. II 4. FAFfaf Ntgi States eQW
sslhnu visited hs wife Sc cane
: n Ara over senisY lie = st.
fscfsi 60 feturu ths evening
II rirseii ti4Irsn ~ fAe NsKfo
Protective .ssfat H Nimia has
caNsi mseilrg e &c coaNa aisn
n ths eltg fof tonight n lenian laN
De rs iiAf ot AfpWoEs tte iu.
dlaa ra.lucan aHa lenocfate can.
dldafe faftis congressional u1mlua.
ton fgom tie TlaH district aas lu
the ems this momuR
Ramena las geNtlau fof a com
Wial0ssfs eoufi ia tiAi placR itn.
dsf li.t laft ACT uf congress c4mt
mlssHasgs court uss created faf haf
testlls and Commissioner eHa.l
was commissioned to ha,i coaH ther
Nia retaining haaalg risus g Noe.
ara aAmeUas gafil'tn s lndef ad
tissnat
I1s 1e aNnk aA uefe tef
"a tia sfami Chapter mea'inH s the
81 81 tfa fasssFu stafa sHiaie
~ fia Nn s B0um Iaeas
8 81 Sis Anna ssUgt 81
Mn EHHH >aea baufas T
wu osm Nrltfae g Mn STAR
tn s Nm G May neHas o..
Ag Hn bsae sharpe fHlsr
uf G S neeier N cu
Az
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-23

tE hnflef III llls Cxhln was Nl-'
nlsA sltos toiay
A marriage license uas issued yes
tsfaaY % Elils Warren 81 Hayden ard
Ms I.eitle Rfeen of vlnlfa
Misses lanis AMI I.oaiss Hail re
Turned this morning from = pleasant
ssag AZ Eofssa springs ARK
Mrs. T FArFAr Fesurued last
evening from . slslt NJ AfkAnsaS and
i confined ~ hef room hY lndlspsNl-
ton
John " Wheeler aud family of
Fofi smith. Afk.. are visiting with
NJ and Mrs &. 4 Caldwsll east Of tire
c.l4
lin Highland returned lasf night
ffaa attending sie National fifemanA
convention held II Roanoke, va. last
Nses
~ Mcclure and family started
sanaAy night % tbe midnight train
ieg Coming Iowa. shoge they vii
reside
= III pafaef and family arr down
oN Lutte caulu gfyeA t0dAF taxing a
day % fmm basinass Affairs ard las-
iuF 4 good time
Mss Halle Haynes of Cianuis.
Koa accom panied hy MuGsii Qa.sg
af tie aane gl4es, are guests q Nj
aud Mfs rtfd ffisr
Nv Geofee Dixon y Neich AND
Ms Nella niaan u ssAttIe Maall
afs KAlflua Al tie home q Colonel
iase Mode eu tis east side
Hesss Mcfesn ami Niekuaif rel
pIc3nliw tir American Casualty
company Z baltimore, sreHt yesisf-
aa4 altl. ? q ssati tguif iesil agent
Efaef NNIANs purchased 5 lead "a
wAlst messra tllis morning tle
average in weight being g pounds
Tie "a. esf oua weighed q peunds
ulsf are home grown Too
A meeting g uio Pleasant iliH
Republican club siii be- he'd tonight
a8a a namlef oi YintA Republican,
slH - present G D hosem. 3 y
pfogast0 aud others aill speak
Nn e q Gently lsit ast night fo
4 tis.t at Mf Comfy h1me a. stoub
enrlHe Ohio Sis sll sc aisr col
hst can i1me nsaf lhl'ate. plia. Shs
does nai tKpssf g. fetam uafd uleI
aai of l'riotsf
Nsfsfa " Il faroaga eii last
nlslf to, tle Ea.ted States peuiten.
nff 81 C8iaNh Ohlo alth E3raI
llaskeY q negeeA aenltnorl faf HfeI
yeas - stealing hese Size ifes Isl
fhe gh coauffg sl1th g siiia
stafesetfta aHd hattaale mtf
GIANTS tfg laua#a dlNrl ruc foI
teef s.pp'I : fu.t can, sua
AS % isni f demaae So n1,sl
tsfaEe "a gfeaf IS ta aHfI
t8e m s hH im 0ne
m m4 du yesterday
ttaes aon
NaH a w
ts + fiu.iA faf ne pst atnt|
- Hsta ua mamug in emgaag
sits - Ipi3 ranlsI alr
es8e H .a4 Mx1t Heth seHemr1
axe f3 6f# fed 0 Tie C0tr
al aa % A f|
trus s. .he.tea
EeHe nss siftf iaH rHc
TfesH.tefaHeH#eH asf night lalH
iea afen ua manifest re|
lIssf 81 the sefuo1 nas tie arul
Interests ua' eeuter n o ne
Tie atnos f so Heeilne
Aea favorable f.et uefhe ne
tonight oes 1he subject ,e.
teaisf Ite fri InH
thHnh evening the ueHleu ~
tle Kuita Fu Department 81 again
3 ske 81 effect 8 had an rr cream
a 81 thf psbc afcoI GROUNDS
iel iae pafp 8 ffas.nF maney 90 80
towards iefagHs the expsHss ~ tlle
de gates ~ th national convention
hed .asg wees 81 Roanoke E Tie
caass s noffh oae aHi deserves
FesF ntmaake
Tls ca.ured people of Nuta he.da|
meeting last might 81 jordan 6ali ard
ORanlfei Nesfe pr0tcrtlye league
the object % ahleh is t0 lees after
the nseros Interest Tie fa.lowing
permanent officers werc elected u
ffH4ae.Fs af.sfm.a4a rs III
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-23

Children IKE keunetYs LAXATIVE
Honey and Tar The pies antest aud
best cough syrup 20 take, because e
contains NJ oplates Sold BY People :
Drug store
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-23

Mari ri Carr IL tss Warren com.
pany wNpt al slaemufs last evening
1R hutlef q BIZ Calm iFan~ef-
81 business sn ynita yesterday afisf.
noen.
lof sexton. farmer sad real estate
dealer o. clsom, was ia vinits en-
Business today
Judge ! 4. 6ill vas raliea to Mos.
kngue this moFnlng 10 attend sIeciAi
aseting u re dlstflclins and can
wasting board
Judge L + rafkef tf sent to NJ.
ami this mgfnlnx. wleFe be j. today
holding ; siaft session q court fof
Ele hearing 0i motions
The hand boys ala not meet lAAt
ulght, but wlil meet tits evening for
tie purposs u taking action On tss
reorganization q tie hand
special meeting of Vlnlta Ledge
No s. a E and A. 81 toulrilf
Work hi Fellopcraft degree Mem.
ben rrg seStea % b. present. and yisl,.
oA invited @ ] Hunt Secretary
TIE city council INST late yesifrsas
Afternoon sua adiouffed slbieci q
tie call of TIE mayor Il Is possible
that 3 meeting Nil bs held SATURDAY
pigh,
Ia the commissioner ccurt hts
morning JOHN Foster ana Terule
.HHl both eoosd wrrs eaeh aned ssa
atd csats 0n tie riArge X Illegal &.
iabtatlon Is aiigh they entered a
plea 81 sgi.ly
VIII Lesls co,ered y0ulh sho
sas arrested Monaay night ahllt
IN possession q a sai.0d u aleioi.e
bad 4 heaaHs before Commissioner
Fafaf tha aafnlng aad aas bound
uRef ~ fhe KtabA lH9
Captain lohn West oI tba la1lan
police s. ln the cltI tctag attending
TIE bearing u Intruder eases af tae
raaft house The captain has iaF
.uaFty ysan hssn in Tie gosomusat
services. ana las a longer record q
faithful service than almost aaY
Indian
T. d Davidson 80 b pamuus ast
might to atiead meef4u of ffe Na.
sonic lodge there ior q. etempla.
cation cf the thlsd deerss a nums
Der % territorial Masans eefe present
nnof Crees furnishing s aue de'e
cation bal III Davidson aaa the
onIf visitor fran Niulta
Freedmen IS Gand aeef ate at
s sus fofa qenc af lis Arch lah
asam p.aea to = he1 september
q There viii be sIeaAluE h
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-23
HAIR Uurs

TIE latest stflet Ia ap.to-date Hair
cuts AZ Cobb Hotel HafbeF shop
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-23

THe ca.ured people 6i NluIta held a
meeting last night a. Jordan ha'l ard
OrRanlfei a Nesfa pr0tcrfiya league
TIE object % ahleh is 10 Iook after
the nser0s interest Tie following
permanent officers werc elected d.
Pickett chairman O. q Jennings.
vice chairman Is A White secfeiau,
A T. johnson treasurer Nsmbsr.
% tie executive committee A. ID.
Iohnsau, A. J. Jordan. phH Bufori.
Roland Nave. Wash Lynch 81 A.
White and Audf Cordry
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-23

T. H Davidson nt b pawpus ast
might to attend ueetiue y tie Na.
sou0e lodge thef, for It's etempia.
cation Of the thlrd deerss a nuns.
ber % territorial Masens eefe present
rnoi Crees furnishing ane de'b
cation baI Nr Davidson sas ne
aaIf visitor from NiHlta
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-20

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