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The San Francisco call., 1906-08-28
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PERSONAL

OAKLAND, Aug. 27.-E. A. Wallace
of Cleveland Ohio. Is at the Metropolis.
z. d. Eide Aguirre Is at the Crellfn,
registering from Mazatlan. Mex
j. Welter and wife of Chicago are at
the Athens.
j. NJ Beck is at the Touraine. regis
tering from Manhattan. New.
c. K Wentworth OF Chicago is at the
Athens.
A. c. Douglass is at the Metropolis.
registering from Niagara Falls. N. Y
Frederick Atherton of Boston, Mass.
Is at the Touraine.
j. z. Stearns and E. r. Baldwin.
merchants Of Los Angeles. are at the
Crelliu.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-28
Double Pay for HoItdnx wor.

VALLEJO, Aug. 2f.-Civil Engineer
Rousseau of Mare Island Navy Yard
announced this morning that orders
had been received from the Navy De-
partment that all shipkeepers, hostlers
and firemen in the navy yard working
on holidays would receive double paw
This is pleasing news for the employees
concerned.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-28
selects clubhause site.

OAKLAND. Aug. 27.-The West Oak
land Athletic Club has selected site
at Eighth and Pine streets for It's new
clubhouse and gymnasium, which the
club members themselves will erect,
contributing their labor In various
building trades.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-28
Aim. to Aid Hebrew orphan..

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, August 27.-L
Schwartz, president of the local He
brew congregation, sent a telegraphic
protest today to President Roosevelt
against the deportation of the Hebrew
orphans as ordered by Ellis Island Of
ficials yesterday. He declared Knox
vile Hebrews would provide for two
Of the children.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-28
cirtI war Veteran kin. himself.

HAYWARD. Aus. 27.-His mind de-
ranged. 7. B. Jackson. Civil War vet
ersn. shot himself in the head with a
pistol bere this afternoon and died in
stantiy. Jackson was found with a
card In his left hand addressed 10 John
E. Geary. a local undertaken. asking
him 10 take charge of his funeral. Jack
son was 90 years old and a marble
-..tter.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-28
: News Of the Four Counties Bordering San Francisco Bay
Prefers Her Art to Life of Ease

paaI nttrae-
keepM footghts
amIIon
buys she
outside the theater
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-28
Japan Soon to open palny.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 27.--The jap
anese Government has advised the
state Department that Ii will open the
port of Dalny to the commerce of all
nations on September 1.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-28
Oakland Society.

OAKLAND. Aug. 2T.-Miss Pansy
Perkins has returned to her Oakland
home after a tour of some months on
the Continent. Miss Alma Perkins, who
has been spending the summer in the
north. is also at home.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-05-09
GlObular Watches a New Fad.

Jewellers, who are constantly
making over their wares to suit the
ever increasing demand for some
thing new, have put a new style
Of watch into their glass cases.
While timepieces for men have
been losing weight for some time
past, until they are now as Hat a.
it is possible for the ingenuity Of
man 20 make them, those by which
women tell the time of day are pre-
cisely the reverse and are fashioned
in the form OF tiny gold balls.
They are hung on slender chains,
and if one has liking for glitter
ing gems and a pocketbook to
match, they are heavily incrusted
with rubies or diamonds. New
York Press.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-05-09
If You Are a Lover

Of good bread, pies, cakes and
rolls call at Clay's bakery, Sixth
and Levee streets. l also sell
Fleischmann's compressed yeast,
the best in the world for bakers
or fannie use. l endeayor to sell
nothing but the best that money
and skilled labor can produce, and
extend to the public a cordial in
vitation to inspect my bakery and
methods of bread making at any
time. l am here to serve you and
must have your trade. Call or
phone No. 81. Mail orders receive
my personal attention.
II ~
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-05-09
PERSONALS.

A. S. Robb, of Houston, wa:
among the arrivals in Brownsville
yesterday afternoon.
H. NJ. Hunter, representing a
St. Louis stationery firm, is in the
city. talking up the merits OF his
goods.
c. J. Crane and Jno. D. Finne.
gan, of Kingsville, spent yesterday
at Point Isabel, returning in the
afternoon.
w. A. Parker, a prominent bust
ness man of the city of Mexico, is
spending few days recreating at
Point Isabel.
City Attorney F. w. Kibbe and
Emmett Dodd returned at noon to-
day from few days visit to the
Wells ranch.
Capt. Reed, of the Brazos San
tiago life saving station returned
to the Point yesterday after a short
stay in the city.
The scholastic census of the
city of Brownsville is being taken
by H. E. Woodhouse. The census
last year was something over 200.
c. J. Crane and Jno. D. Fin
negan of Kingsville, who have
been spending a few days in
Brownsville, left for home this
morning. Both are employees of the
Gulf Coast Line.
w. D. Handley, of Illinois, and
Messrs. Warner and Post, of Chi
cago, are prospecting in this
portion of the Brownsville country.
They went out to Buena Vista
truck farm this morning.
H. w. Butler, of Chicago, re-
turned home this morning after
spending several days in Browns
vile. THE HERALD is pleased to
learn that Mr.. Butler contemplates
making his home in this section
this fall.
Mrs. A. Goldammer and Mrs.
Hy. B. Verhelle left this morning
for Harlingen for a brief visit to
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H.
Weller. They were accompanied
by Mrs. Verhelle, of Victoria, who
is visiting her son and wife in
Brownsville.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-05-09
Notice.

We will remain in Brownsville
only one week longer. Those de-
string photographs will please
make appointments for sittings at
earliest convenience.
WHEELUs & WHEELUs,
4-50-tf Photographers.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-05-09

(Oll1nS.
Two cars of cabbage and one OF
onions were shipped from Browns
vile this morning.
Ladies will be allowed to prac-
tice free at the rink every morning
until they learn to skate. 2t.
Forty-fve boxes of cucumbers
went out by express this morning
and still the good work goes on.
Skating every evening and night
at Riverside park from 4 to and
from 8 to II: Music 5-7-tf.
WANTED-500 teams for Levee
work. o. I. Hicks has profile and
Will show work. Call on him at
Lonsboro. S. A. ROBERTSON,
Contractor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Evans and
Mr.. and Mrs Hal Perrenot have
rented the Leahy residence, corner
of Jefferson and 18th streets, and
moved in today.
Tonight fair, Wednesday in
creasing cloudiness, warmer, with
light easterly to southerly winds,
is the package the weather man
hands us this trip.
The young men of Brownsville
are arranging for a dance at the
skating rink Friday night. The
floor is in splendid condition and
dancing will be a real pleasure.
The Peoples Ice factory is run
ming full capacity day and night,
and is furnishing ice for many cars
of vegetables. An electric light
plant has been installed and the
entire building is lighted at night
by electricity. The effect is very
pleasing and reminds us that
Brownsville needs electric lights,
but how long before she gets them
is a question that THE HERALD
does not propose to answer.
Literature is being distributed
for the final bull fight of the season
which will take place at Matamoros
next Sunday afternoon at 4:30,
American time. The famous
Matador, "Silverio Chico" will
compete with the celebrated Es-
parterito," whose ability during
last seasons festivities captivated
the admiration of the American
public. The famous fighting bulls
of the Guaname breed will be used
in the fight next Sunday.
VIM. Briggs of the Hidalgo
Canal Co, has experienced much
difficulty in getting his large $50
horse power boiler in from the
station. He first attempted to
bring it in on a wagon, but the
axles would not hold up the i'm
mense weight. He finally decided
to put wooden bands on each end
of the the boiler and roll it in. 1t
has proved slow work, but at this
writing the boiler is very close to
its destination, and no mishap
whatever. --Hidalgo Advance.
THE HERALD has it from good
authority that there is a strong
probability that the Point Isabel
light will soon be re-established.
Il has been a problem since the
light was discontinued, why the
government decided to dispense
with this beacon, which those best |
informed have been unable to solve,
as it was one of the best lights on
this portion of the coast. The |
Padre light is nearer the gulf but
it can not be seen nearly so far as
the revolving light at Point Isabel, |
whose guiding rays are visible for
a distance of twenty miles.
1t has long been a staunch ar
gument used by newspapers that
the out of town business houses
do not help churches, pay taxes,
ETC., when advocating the pat
ronize home industry" idea. There
IS one firm that will have to be
left out of the list of those who do |
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-05-09
FOR SALE.

IS h. p. boiler and 20 h. p. sta
tionary engine with shafting, pull
leys. belts ETC., good as new
Been used six months. Price. $3.50.
For information apply
W. o. COLEMAN.
$50 Olmito, Texas.
The poetry of motion must be
the kind that goes the rounds.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-07
READING WITH THOUGHT.
Al Exnwr ueut That pfavs- W.
Often taof without
Seeing

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description Il tta nassfaaf aE aams
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rrage faat - cob aithasf sealus
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amrls #Hs - fen H h8yt aeaf
. terss of aef rssflfa elnk in shlrI
q s1ana maH p represented as tH
terms "a Isiaiate1 plaa ainb tas
back 81 email har- ~ ihswunF
plume ia hl headxear and sitiuF Is
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Fssd gbs siAnfa Is i FAIR fn ask
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-07
ADAM As 4 GRANDFATHER.
hey Waa AnxAoun 70 Know Whethsr
he Was = pbelps o.
PlAtt.H


Al enc - tbs iuheheans held ~
Gently Mrs Clarence Burns t1id 81
iHtarsstlag stofy. Aays the nasan BAD
sea
A aFvryone knows bY fhs way. Mr.
Burns ees born ia gnna6a s.. So,
introduced her remarks b saying taal
Nhiis she was bora Ia CAnada. ahs
had lhe gaoa sense - marry ! ciiisen
q rs pnifsd EtAiss. whieh made Asf
one legally
-ihs diacuasiuu kninE on IL ths
enteris aroond ar here. khs eala. has
tarnSd upon anosstry. one 81 hs
ladies' havins traced hers baek As fAf
ss NJ third esntary. and fhh ~.
mlnea ns q e STORY told of ssnator
flatt'a rrAuts0u One of NJ Piafta
sons married q mias Phelps. and enc
tay ne small son. yoath 0f perhaps
AFe semmera. eams bnms from kln.
deFKartnn ia sn apparent state % "a.
giiement and pst ths query - his
Ha9thes Mother. how many grand
mothsss and grand fathers have !
gott
Why. replied Mrs plau. ihsfss
your Grandfather Phelps an8 Grand
father raaif fsni vhy o. yoa want
sc know ~ son. nnd she laid 4
noothins hand on the flushed little
cheek
The be ewes showed disappoiHf.
ment then defiance There's boy
IN our school ssys he's EBf siz rrand.
fatssre ana J Thought maybe IA Sol
mufeu thal
Then Mrs rlaft carefully explained
% ne llsfie Hueatiauer. ~ that he. Zoo
might 81 back - great. Frandfsfhe-
AID gfeat-ls iErandfafher and grans
mothers aa fas, - ever be ukea. even
fa Adam
This struck ihs nrhi chord. ana
ftrairhienins himself ap Be- asked
Well mamma I'm glad o. knaw q
Was Adam Phelps 81 4 plauF
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-07
FRANK WITH THe ASSESSOR
Wnli-io Do Refarmerfs VIE Expoeea
Her Husuauda Financial
status

Aious wlth ihe nt dinmioa thsi
oaJass wifh Ehe sunnai meuiat tate
u 5 siarY ~ q fiFluana al8 uf1ratf
VIA ueed % tive ouf q ihe ouutry -.
iaf from ottawa aaa ehasa llit a
Ff4ntlia cfsniy h 6eea Dong aFifa
fiaa ssAinst oofFagfoa ln other lso
rls
Ffg cd man aaeur4fug ia thr cftaw
Hernil haf ramuiated enmfsfrne.
d %, exefaaa ~ shfts ~ hasiacss dcai
iun among his ueirta5fa and afher
an1 wan content s. Times . IN hlniaelf
te pointed sut moiei II aacress
He owned iarsr gfolsftg hnt Il waa
never naticea thAf bic estate ioamed -
iasse when tie aasessof came around
one taY. euFnF years aRn aec0sdlng =
bic sinFF The afss>saf visited fhe home
n fhr ala fellow atasnle and bad hls
u.fk Nlfh the Wits lnataAa - ths u.sn
htmselt rhe plss hue4 of . Reasons
whf fhe sams tsIk thaf va oasfta =
other saspie sha-ala ~ 70 delivered =
ne aaeesssf aud aiih l.ssdafAhls prise
she ryelted anrrvs Hff y bes etaf.d
hol3inr Wfsen tho 50 nau tsuse
heus rs wis told hiu - nansr q
nass whag fhe haza dans
- hsd wai ts.n hsssaFt = gwaar IS
puh.i 1T many vear. ns4i the hires
meu csfa we're shste.l st thai tiue ~
a tarfrnf f ifufsns Wafis art there +
oaa sefsian q fba aiorY ahI6h 4a tAs
uif rrfggn frak ha wtfe
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-07

thHae heespspe8 tAH ehnhE
UM Fa pfinr fhe falloNnf =
sp lsI pQHaent &c rsaEt.sn
writes ffat about ne heInuIas 4
itia mcafh q Japanese Imported aama
secs talane#e atanws whom - af
fere1 fuf sale slihsr as domestie serv
ants rf al secondary wives 81 81
souts eaity ane ana thrasunariets
punda avoiriupala piutagrapha
ar hrst sfowu q intending purehaa
~ sha thea make their selsatiau
and tho wunan ls weighed and her
value calculated There Is ~ eondl.
tion aria h~l ave that she must 8.
allowed g return hou~ onan sgsrg
Tires yeafa
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-07
CONFERENCE REPORT
SIGNED AT 3 TODAY
Measure viii be Taken Up at 0nCe--
4 vinita Is Still in the Bill as a
Court Town.

peTmanoully,b bat the legislature Is not
permitted 10 appropriate any money
fof permanent capital buildings AZ
Guthrie Ia the meantime
New Mexico and ArlzonA are per.
nltted 70 vote separately Al provided
IN tie amendment introduced By Sen.
tor Foraker lAst year and adopted by
tha senate Ani a. relntFudaced BY
Senator Foraker this year II simply
provides THAT the constitution oi the
new state shall be submitted % an
election Of the people November 9,
leoe, and that II ths people q leithsi
territory vote against TIE constitution
il fails TIE eonfefeuee committee
accepted the Foraker amendment
without change
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-07
MEXICAN STRIKERS
MURDER AMERICANS
Serious international Complications May
Result From Strike at Big
Cananea Copper Mine

halp ffom shg American side ui,
lsA mast ektmml.naf occurrence ln
diplomatic circles The direct appeal
aas tie ,lblect ofa hasy o1uralta.
ten teiay hetseen tlo secretary -
State chief uf saa leI aad aw 81.
Seer s ue sar department mas.
marl e iae question 30 tfe right g,
.the talisi stateslo sead lrn5ps nto
4 ff.eWily state rs 3ouh
Ncaauhlle TIE naeer ~ tlie Eeuaf
81 sfaf ar masiaR fsaig 30 execute
ang lfdef tlat may 81 ssaed S. 10.
sait of uie conference Communists.
tieH IS about q - opene8 eitH Ma.
q GcutmI ladvin commander 81
the southeastern dlyalan ahase
hgadluauefs are a. oklahoma cts.
secretaD Root has sent a message
q Ambassador Thompson In tie Cltg
q Mexico aFins Bring this matter
20 the attention 81 the Mexican GOV.
crnuenl ard ass pfompi and effective
oantml 20 protect American eiteus
sag to TIE Mexican government that
if the matter appears 81 = q Is seFi.
oas character a. tie dlsp4t ches seem
q Indicate the United States eiil ~
clad of ans suggestion from tile Eav
eminent o. Mexico as 10 the course
which sc may take q prevent 3 10.
lation e tbs International obligation
On the part ~ oar citizens q help pro
mote peace and saietg
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-07
MAN Is A MEAkER sIpE.
One HA2 81 His BODY y Always
Stronger Than ths othss,
We Are Teld.

Z 2 D. popular heltsf iM that the left
aide i weakar than the right. and. ~
- AZ popalaf beliefs. there is much
tfaih 10 lhis Ia mosg es, says the
afaaa Magazine the right arm h Dc.
eidodiy stronger leAn tie leit. the
eQnss 49, larger asa lhs muscles more
sisuFaaA
Mhea We come Il ounasaer the iawtr
limbs. k@weYef. We and a precisely ops
pqalts a5ate oi aaairs ths lslt .es 5
stFonxeI th3u the rlght Ia tbe sfeai
Matafifg q esAe This want Hf sym
mstry IS ngticeabie an through the
baY Nsae tlaiaa out o ten W sse
better VIA one eye than with the
osheg. ana heAf hegieF viii ihs left
Aan ~ith the Figh ear. Or siee versa
MOI anly e. an INJURY - fhe bedy--
q egra ~ cat fpf instance causes
mqra lNin 0a Gus side tbAn Il would
safe Il iaalicte< 90 the other Even
aiseaa2 aEt,rk une side On their nrst
ouaf IN pfefefenes b the ol.. -
sefnA- fafie.@e veins. sclaiica. and even
tabereaiust Aekfn. invariably q man.
fnsi fAeulsslgca ou car weaker side. A
hlistefsng liassr, too. VII profoks an
sfuption onlg 4 applied % fhe right
side = ceftada lnaixiauaia n others.
opiy q applied io the lefi lie.
The Emflezt say. apparently. oi as
covering shlCh is car weaker alae ia
= observe ehieh aide we lle upon b.
pFeieFeace wheu BE- hsd. a. H 3 eef.
tain that ~ Nlli insiiacuveiy adopt
th7 attiiuds which Is most agreeable.
q ratnsf which causes tbs least ~
convenience ID other words. We wfH
hs uraa tie side the muscles 81 uhieh
psins more fiEonous. are iess sensible
= ths presslfe upan them Of tho
Melsht uf gar bpay
statistics and observation 81 10
pfoFs That ia ataai thrse cases oaf af
faaf Z j. TIE left SIDE ahieA IS the
efakef. ihaH RlNug reason io me
popular ticium. Cmlmsiy enough
baNetef pneumonia. ii has htu 81
teed uniihe mast alseaaes usaan,
attacks at nrst the ugbf mat IS a
say tAe strousff side % az badg
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-07

x II Rogers thiA morning received
tie following Dispatch from washing,
Ton ia regard 70 Statehood
sTse statehood cuufeFtea have
agreed "a make 4 report tpnotfas
SATURDAY, Flniia and nlne other
court toeus aill remain 10 tie bIii 10
la thfesiled on tlle a0of tbs blsl as
reported s. the oonfefces aiIl provide
faF .0lnt siatstood los Oklahoma and
lndlan TsFfliof5 an1 Cor referendum
II the question u laini statehood Cor
View Merico ana Arizona according %
tie Ast Fofakef amendment
MI Rogers tits aftsruDon feceiyei
1 Inter telegram saying Resi- aNuf
"a if fhe sfateilooi tln passes. which
naw seus more 1f lesa doubif8l 81
aita ell remain in the hii
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-07

Washington, iuns Tfle statehood
report was signed At : O'Clock this az.
teFnooa The report was unanimous
save on what senator Patterson, ono
of the confexfa, termed AZ tie
crucial point ahlrh is tie Joint
statehood provision for Arizona aud
Nev Nexlco. On this point the
minority members disagree from she
majority
1lieY refuse "a agree % the terms of
Tia lioBae bill, which they aY pro
sldea elaborate machinery for tho
comlng election. aud - intended 10
coaFoa voters q favor Joint
Statehood The Democrats sAy
tlseFu will t@ vigorous opposition
q the conference reppr, 10 TIE senate
TIE following statement vas made
Ii lse majority memhen u the con.
vFrgsc. Ti4e Conicfencc report
lss afty.nse delegates q the Indian
Territory, afty-aTe % Oklahoma and
oue 20 the Usage Indian reservation
n strikes uat the Warren ameud.
aeni which permitted tho scfooi
lands el Oklahoma ta ue taken - b
miners and provides instead that tle
lAuds stall u Kept 81 TIE staie 81
oklahoma for lia srlunis THAI fleg
shall net b. sold anill isls aHd % tie
meantlmn tlsat tho school haaris 81
tis nsN state nay .ease TIE ianlls
tie pfocctds thereof e. 10 into tap
sci4ao' funds o. tbe rev state
Tee capital 4 temporarily looatsd
AZ Guthrie autl i9lt after which tls
people a An eieefion 60 - pferfllei
by fhe legislature vii Ht tho capital
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-07

Naa Isabelle Msafiea an eaplaFv.
$40 aa aa, returned 8 Europe fum
naFueg ID Auam n ihda Cblua ays
$40 has met he us1si aceampiishss
aaFH iu She world unF ehirf oIa
be Tat = had sessa an Enelah te
- iafsb that his FATHER uaa Was i
suuus man when D. slartn8 e. aan
doWH ~ dreh bad white haif befnre
- r~achfd The maluuast rheenp1n
smother ahief remarked hat there
esrt tffs@ IA Ffnuu s. ua that
Bird ank fan vgars 81 seah the top
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-07
RAFTING ON The Wisconsin
Sail Required iu Construction 81
Rive Flaats s Run nafs
nnd napas

Al - mll.a thay maae ag thr le
raffs aecordHe go "a erflaa gfsm
crIt VISA @ hara sass lt fi
ianK end a h m fs
tanae fashion lal raa pefhaF
uagle ~ ieef sesp - fssfena bf Hae
hardwood pen a u .hee f
ma.ls Ifes ha hra pleers e
- Aide ash 0eeher - aae fss
teasi e fhe haais. made shat Ras
taiiea '-Wlscaesis river raft Tbat
wsa otaHF aa iarye - 4 Hsfl aaula M
ana rHn safely tht varieas dan,s saf
taFs Aad fafils ava 0a4us Afsf
they Epf o. tht rsath - tae NlsomzI
ths usH waald saiu these pIsa anl
lanrh So d npnhvr - WlHeouela riser
rafu latl sas rssf sAHw moving snake
nf sapa fimisrs tAing TT tsfror e.
eH tAe steam lsiats "a tAe river uaf
8 b4st & fan3 tts desfiua ian Hef
hags ivTaE 81 30 e.us halau flf iean
toward gt Ladis aner H Hn
Ielei ~ ga ths . ttf pier nf fhe ~
ha4ps bridge ana au ap shs ssafmenf
"a thr Bridge re fsiehisairF hats e.
tesih =ne a esu.ar fsk aHa haB
uamt eat Is as fhe e8H ma e.
fhHHgH Hal ,hzt was nHstr Sd iaei
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-07

Commencing At once week oHd e..
curslons will - sold IS TIE katf until
Sept - lss between local stations
where the ere waY fare Is sl50 ar less
from selling stallion Tickets sold #
tef . >. u. of SATURDAY. eood % r.
turn leaving destination not later
than =. NJ Monday following date Il
slle ane fare Plus ee fof round
trip except ahere fare AMI : third
makes less. " :. FAnrulSa
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-07

u some tespoeh London is very
much hehind mans English villages
Practically every rural police station
bar il telephone. bat Scotland Yard
the head and center of londoaa erin
inai detective Yttem si|H holds out
axaiast this means % lcaflon.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-07

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Ons ltoFe nill Nops ths had laaas
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