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Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1906-09-28
Marriages
sMALrZ BEcKLEy.

Miss Emma b, Beckley andNr. j.
ID. Smaitz were married Wednesday
evening OF lest week at the residence of
the brides sister, Mrs. Paul Harsh
near Williamsport, Rev. NJ. ID. Gaver,
of the Lutheran church, Wiliamsport
performing the ceremony. The bride
and groom both live in Berkeley coun-
~, across the river frsm Williamson.
The bride wore gown of white silk
and gloves to match and carried Gold
EN- Gate roses. The couple were given
serenade by the Knights of Pythias
band of Williamsport.
KUHN-LEMEN.
The marriage Of Miss Mary A..
Lemen, daughter Of Mr.. Jacob Lemer
merchant in Hagerstown, formerly OF
BediBgton this county, and Mr.. Dods-
worth L.. Kuhn, Of hancock, has been
announced. The marriage took place
ir Pittsburg on last N.t esday. They
are on trip through the West ana
VIII return 10 Hagerstown about the
middle of October.
SWIMLEY --MTLLER.
Winchester, Va. Sept. 26.-Miss
Maude Marie Miller, daughter of j.
William Miller, "a veal by busine =
man, was married late this afternoon
to Lenzo Ray Swimley by Rev. David
r. Kern, paster of the Braddoek street
Methodist Episcopal Oh, r:h South,
and Rev. William ID. Smith, rector of
Christ Protestant Episcopal church.
The maid of honor was Miss Olyvia
Tablet, Of Baltimore, and Miss Eivira
Miller, sister of the bride, was brides
maid, with Misses Ruth Guyer and
Elizabeth Miller as ribbon girls. As
bury Z. Swimley, of the University
College Of medicine OF Richmond, WIS
best man. The bride and groom left .on
an extended tour this evening.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1906-09-28
Present Indications
Mr.. Editor

Mr.. Editor:
That farming business is very much
retarded on account ofrain and scarcity
of hands. There can be no doubt that
the laboring classes may .ou c time,
not far away discover that they cam,
entirely depend upon the bowls of the
earth and the tops of the trees for real
genuine subsistence, and from the ag-
ricultural business the masses of the
people depend, and that we as tillers of
the soil have the consolidation of
knowing that our work is done right
when we do it ourselves and know full.
well how to appreciate the results. |
believe we will live as long and as
well as some Of the more favored class.
es.
| am really glad to know that the
indications at present are that the
masses Of the people regardless of par
ty ties or past affiliations, are begin
ming to fully realize the need of honest
intelligent statesmen to fill positions
OF honor, and that such may be found
in the states of Nebraska, Missouri or
cid Virginia. Hardly probable In New
York. 1t has been tried and found
lacking. The people Of thst great EN-
pire seems to have plenty Of evil sur
roundlngs without venturing out too
far
few more thoughts of more or less
importance and thea to bid you adieu
for the present.
Since the height ors in the hail stricken
region have been cutting Off their corn
preparatory TO seeding they begin to
more fully realize the extent of dam
age done by the hail storm Of July q.
Fodder completely destroyed, and no
corn to amount to anything, conse-
quently We will be compelled to seek
supplies from some of our more fortu-
nate neigbbors who seem to have
abundance.
From all appearances there will not
be much seeded in our vicinity this fall
nor do | believe we would be justitia-
bic in doing so, even If we could con-
sidering present prices. Back Greek is
low and clear, and notice some very
! fine fish floating around, so some OF
you town dudes come out and we will
go halves. We will board you and help
talk politics and we'll divide spoils,
providing you furnish your own bait
aud other incidental expenses, and al
low me 10 select your company while
you remain, and limit the amount of
your success while sporting amorg
the West Virginia hills.
Yours Respectfully,
t. ]. Bishop.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1906-09-28
Public Sale.

Mr.. Chas o. Payne will sell valua-
BILE stock at his home on the Opequon
ON Monday Oct. Il 1906. We are sorry
to say that MIR. Payne has been driven
to this step by the fact that his corn
crop has been destroyed by the high
waters OF the Opequon.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1906-09-28

The Berkeley County Edu cational
Association will hold its next regular
meeting at the High school building
In this city on Oct. 6.
Program will be published in the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT next week.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1906-09-28
Horse For Sale.

A good six-year old horse, sound and
safe for lady to drive. Good saddle
horse. Reason for selling, owner does
not want to winter him.
Enquire at this office.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1906-09-28
Wanted.

Several girls or bows to fold books.
job will last several days and will pay
good wages. Apply at this office.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1906-09-28

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-16

CAB an, onB cr bcnieIben IN cillcm
Seulbober uui Der 6nrnl oes @rn.
Sbomos y. Hid)or0S an %. 9e5enl=
Der, Nad)nitto9s 1913 llbr, gciunocn
Gobc. @inoet bobc ibm feinen @i.
Ocrltono oclciltct.
&n @c5ug ollf ouS n~ngeblide @e.
Iton0niB @inoer'a uui Dem @ege
nad) Baltimore iogte Nunoc.Ser.
Ncont Somnlel Nouie, er babe Winoer
NCpornt, iibcr oen Sail jlt iogell.
mclun CT nid)t luolle, mo ibm CT.
tldrt, baB ici1c Ingobcn gegcn i'm
Ncbroudt ncr0en miiroeu, nid)tS.
ocltolpcniaer babe @inoer Oorollf be-
ltall0en, ilbcr ocn WorO 81 ipred)ert.
9Scltcre ;3cugcnolsiogen mod)ten {.
&. @iu, Gr. ". Is. Cairns, Eoli,iit
5homos Burns, Der Negcr Niiuic
Nobnion mo Gctcftip Yoblcr.
Gic 3eugcn Der &crtbeioigllng mer.
Den belite oufgcrllfen perben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-16
NuS Wcitcr.

Sir Worplono mo Ocu Niltritt
Columbia Hc0crL NCipl8t Don ldyo.
ilel1 @ctter, iiloncitlidlc @iloc.
Ger bod,itc Scmpcrotlrritono nor
80 @raO I'M : llbr Nbcnoa.
Ger nicori9itc Recommendations
,por 81 @rob lrnl s l(hr OtorNCnH.
Scr nicorigitc lbcrnomctcritnnO
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ocn StGbtcn mar. mir iolgt: Gait.
port 20, YortIunO 20, Bolton II, Nl.
bnnp %, 9tcm Dort -, NorriablrG
30, Y%bilooelpbiu b, gtlontic GitD
30, Moibin0ton 81, Noriolf SO, Sat
tcraS 40, Charlotte 40, Wllnlillgton
3S, Gbnrlciton i6, Snuonnab n,
Sudionpiac II, &upitCr 56, &cp- Aclt
Ga, Itlullto A, WontgomcrD Is,
Hclp.S Orleans -, EolcItinc 81, @ols
bottom 56, Corpus Gbrilti 81, Mtcn1.
pbiS 81, Cincinnati 10, Eitt@burN 10,
Osipeeo 81, Buffalo IS, Glcpclono
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4, Selena ~, Snlt &ofc %. Scnpcr
26. Hortb Ylatte 80, Gob1c 81, Nn,o.
rilp 81, Cos Mllgclca -.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-16
Gofnlbcrid)tc ants @nibingtun.

BEN a NJ 1T Srontliu-Scic
Bur Scier bes 200. Snhre5tageS
Der @ebnrt bon benjamin. Srnntlin
miro nlor9cn 9(beno s llbr i'm Srci-
maltrcr = Senpel, Ode 8. mo S.Str.,
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oeronltoltet lpcroen, General :. u.
&iefcr, Gon9reBmitglieo ppn Sbio;
Sr, ". 4. Nnbrems pom 9ilnoes.
Sfatamt, Sr. Spic Heao, ser be.
rilbnte Sdriitlteacr; Trofciior u.
Woore, Gbef DOM 0unocS . Wettcr.
Vilreuu ltlo ull0cre promincnte &c.
ante perocn sl~n.iprod)en holten. Dan
%crlpnrtet, oab iid) b~eionberS Die Der
ld)lcoelel tppogrupbilden Srgani-
l%atiorcn reft 5ablrcid) an ser eScier
5u Gbren hires beoeltterben 3unitge.
nolien betbeiligen meroen, on oerielbc
aIS Entriot, Ebiloiopb, Grinder,
StaotSmam unb Tbilantbrop aleid)
beriibnlt mo cine Der berpcrraoeno-
ltcn decentralization in ser @elhihtc
Scr &er. Staoten lit. 9lber nid)t MIR
Die Vnd)orufcr, lolloern olc Nrbci-
ter = &creinc, ia icocr quite amerifa.
ncr lnllte 0aS Mnocnfcn bes WfalnlcS
%bod)bultcr, lreld,er juerit ben @runos
lat pertbeioigte, BOB Der Wenid) ant
@erftoge odt Stlmoen orbeiten, od)t
Stlunoen idlofen mo edit Sturocn
sur @rboluna baben loate.
Gas arrangements : Gpmite fir
Die S%cItlidfeit beItebt ans ben SS.
:. NJ. Sing, Heoafteur Oes r5robcS
llnioniit," Goriiter; 6. 6. Calhoun
uno s.. .. @oobreG. gertreter Der
nGollmtbio Typographical linton Nr.
101," nno sic $50. $. s. &nopp un0
3. Z. SenfinS pon ser rYrintcrs'
Tiiociotion."
EloBlih Dies M~blebcn.
Coroner Heuitt mlroe gcitern
Morgen llad) Nr. 225, @iQom4 Gree.
StraBe. gerllfen, 1po Der 60-ilbri9c
SSpDn Cohen. Elm Geternn oeS 0iir-
gerfricgeS ploblih leblcS IN 0oOcl
iiel. Cine llnteriudjlng ergnb, bnb
Der SerItorbene elmer Ser5franfbeit
crlegen mar. Ger alte arieger &c.
bortc 5ur IS. q. g." ipeld)e iih in
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gen miro. Die lleberrclte lollen nlli
ocm M~rlington . 6rieoboic sur lct.
ten Hllbe beItottet lperoen.
II inter bwerer Mnflagc.
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rHiperli0e" befonnt. mlr0e gcltern III
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ihuloiguno. cincn 'criminellen Mn.
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Neger giebt 81, Oas Maod)el nllge-
rcDct 81 boben, beballptet aber, CT
bGttc lie niht ongeriibrt. Der De-
fultgene mllroe nah oeml @eidngiiB
III Nlcralioria obgefiibrt mo Die
@roBaciflporenet meroen iiber bcu
Soll perfiigen. Sr. Sbonrpion lit ein
Mngcltellter Der vEotomac Yrid Co."
feline Sanilic lit gead)tet nno in Der
Nnhbarif)nit berriht aroBe gufs
regun9 iiber Den GorfoG.
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Inter Den Soh5eits : S~iccn5el, bie
aeItern babier geloit muroer, beiil-
ben lid:
Sbomus 9. @risuolo unb 9tellie
Sole bon Charlotte, H.-G.
Charles VI. Curtis mo Warp s.
9i,aof, 9eioe Don Vetersbiirg. @a.
@illiorn 5. Sbamberger bon BAL.
timorc, Mi6., uto geb Sntogele
2pon.
Grbert Iibton mo Yenrl Godetts.
SunteS Scott uno 2ulu Setter.
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wit eincn Erii0cl Der.
lcBt.-Ger l5.iGbrige Gboa. 9llrrS
pon Mr., $50. aisouitbitrobr, lie0t nit
elmer braun luno hlou geidlo1cncl
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Sltn9c io1t. olt Scr Gdc non ct.
Saul mo GboicitroBc babe cilt lltbc.
follIltrr Wnm ibn gcitern Morecn
init cillenl ariippeI 9eid)loacn. 40.
lijl't Voglclll pont mittlercn Iiitrift
brod)tc Inn lluh Dem .Staot Soipi.
tol."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-16

Ger .Gcabo0n Scigbt"-
Ger d) D ncrun9S Gcrcl II"
biclt geitcrn Ibcno I'M oGutom
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pclhem Mopnr 4. Glnp GimunlIS
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giiuooo prGiibirtc, nnb Die S@. s.
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Gbpin 3omrS bicltcn ollBcr Manor
5imonllS %Nniprod)cn. 0oS @mttctt
Gomite beltolb aus ben $50. 0apio
". 2ons. Gorliber, u. ). 0uScopnc,
Sobn $. Spnd, WiQian u. Barnes,
$. g. Ibcrcrombic. Charles ". SaSs
latt, Wultcr SoaltCiL SaS. y. Mac
neal utb @corgc SiIbCrt. llntcr Den
ampeienocn @0itcn bcionocn iid) Die
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prot. Sefretar Wm. u. Barnes, cor.
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Nilian H. Barnes mo ". 3. Mt.
tuoo0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-16

Gin id6nes nnb niitIides 8cidenf
fit Mneeb5rise 1T immer cine icbrus.
Broke Ebotuerapbie uber cine limit.
tefil4 buIlenbete Gupie eines alien
Dilbcs ia Grabon, @aTeriarbc, Del
III YaiteQ. Die idSniten aabinct.
Dtlber nuf 81 pro 9utenb.
aRIins GebteI, bcuiihcr Yboicgropb.
321 Woro-0 ay. Stra6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-16
" Gin groBes Sd,Iadtielt ucrol,.

*"" Gin sroBes SdIadtfeIt ucroii.
lfa.tet am II. Sanuar 9r. 6ris
Slider, Ser beliebte H1d)ter bes
yGarlep : Yarfs," baielbit unb obne
3peifeI iperoen menige ieiner nielen
5rcinoe feblen, fpesiea oa er peripro.
det bat, oaB Die WeseIluppe, ole ct
ierpiren miro, ieIbit bieieniee bes let-
ten Sabres iibertreffen ipirb. sfIio
alf 81 vllnier'm 6rit" int ,Torlcp-
Earf," 5ur groben Meteliuppe!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-16
8eloicnSnnBcn mad 9entidlano nuo
Scitreidl

SIT 81 Gents pro Wort u,o 2O1h
Gellts pro arpnc. Yprto ertro. @cdicl
nits9eltellt olti ale 5beilc Scr Welt.
Sbco. 8. 9icncr & So, ia Slt.
Serin1ton Cir. Simmer Hr. 3.
US0-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-16
Sdiffsfnrtrn bon nnb nad Scntid,.
limb.

Bon Baltimore bis Bremen: SEA.
iiite $40 uno $3.50; gremen-9al.
tintore bis gum 1. Nopember $751; so
iito 5000; bonn 1. Nopember bis
|. Miigait $3.50. Munoreile 81 bill
liaerem Ereiie. 3beo. $. 0iener &
Su., 3immer Mr. B, III Sit.2erin1.
tonsStr. OPS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-16
Mrtbmr ~. Mobinn,
VT. 1s7. ptt.sanimorlessase.

Yaiid8e WOtariats VcloUchTel.
Vnrean. SdiffSfnrten fir ollie
Dampfer-2 inien. @ciiepGfie; WedieI.
@eIomeHieI hnb @Ibienbunaen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-16
Staot Baltimore.
1tnterhaltnnas : Wcaluct,er.

Undertakings g~Scgluctier.
W'utf.stabenic 0icic lSodbc: 9uli
Slater in rNiib Suup Collars.
uVianeH's 5beatcr." Gtc'c 2Sobc: Sting
Of ibc Opium Hing".
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ceb Slcott in rGouuun Nurtc".
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nySben SpIioon SlccpS".
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Observation-Disclosures
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Nnrnnr,s.15 Ibcnos, critics Gon5crt aco BAD
Gbors.
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nio Mtitpuf. ben To-. Is. uno II, Sanli1r.
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Snniar. in 6rn. Grucit ". %ubu'9 poInl. III.
9l2, Noro- G1piirubc.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-09-25
MANY SENTENCES
Imposed al Miami by Judge
Parker on vi0lat0rS
of the Law

The mzrstlal's oEce has received
commitment papers for the following
prisoners sentenced by Judge + f.
Pzrker. Jr. in the United States
court at Miami last week.
John H. Matthews grand larceny.
two years in Fort Lsavsnw0rth psnI-
tentlary.
Bob Clinton, introducing. six
months il Jail
Celia Walker, forgery. Two yea rs
six months in Missouri Training
school.
Ed Wills larceny. two years In peni-
tentiary.
William EsoHers. burglary and lar
.esny, two years SIX months in Dis
trict Of Columbia reform school.
James Hudson, burglary and lar
cenys two years. six months in Mis-
sou1 training school
Thomas Hunt, introducing, 90 days
and $40.
VIII Neal petit larceny S0 days
and SIS.
Charles Bendon, introducing 30
days.
George Henson, disposing and in
PRODUCING, three counts, 60 days.
y. A. Glenn, introducing, 30 days
Louis Smoke. introducing, 30 days.
john Pilgrim, introducing, 30 days
Tobe Condrey, introducing, 30 days.
William Folsom. introducing, 30
days
o. G. Jackson, disposing, 30 days
and 80.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-09-25
W.C.T.U. IN ALTON
Territorial Convention Will Be
Held There Beginning
Thursday.

The annual territorial convention
OF the Woman's Christian Temperance
union viii be held at Alton the latter
part of this week, beginning Thurs
day, and continuing over Sunday.
Delegates from all temperance organ
izations In the territory will be in at
tendance. Speakers Of national repu-
tation will be present, as the fight in
the new state for prohibition is draw
ing the attention Of the whole country
this way at present.
1t is expected that there will be a
large attendance from Vinita. Alton
10 making ample preparations to enter
tain the convention, and all will be
welcome. Mrs. st. John, who lectured
here during the Chautauqua, will be
one Of the speakers. a splendid pro-
gram is promised for each day and
evening.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-09-25
EYSKIDNEYCgTRE
Makes Kidaoss ard ssatg.r Ihs
.nr future state. Oklahoma.

our future state, Oklahoma.
lie said that a lady in the audience
had said TO him that she favored a
woman's suffrage clause IN the consti-
tuition, and that another lady favored
compulsory educational clause, but
said he, all these things depend upon
the character Of men whom you elect
to Office. He said that a man who Is
dishonest and crooked in private life
and business affairs will make crock-
ed and dishonest official if given the
opportunity.
While there was not a great deal cf
politics In his remarks, he gave thu
people good, healthy and beneficial
talk. He was glad ne was there and
they we're glad he came
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-09-25
Pershing At KelsO

Last night a Republican club was
organized at Keslo. George w. Green
was elected president, Herman Light
foot vice president, and s. T. Bicknell
secretary and treasurer. Rev. J. E.
Pershing was the speaker Of the even
ing, as his audience was about the same
as that which usually greets
him there on his preaching days he
was right at home among them. He
talked about the necessity Of selecting
clean and good meo for official positions
and expressed the opinion that the
Republican party would do this. He
painted very pretty word picture OF
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FACE AND ARMS
ALL BROKEN OUT
Troubled Almost a Year Physi-.
cans Did No Good ~ Complexion
Nov Perfect and Skin Soft, White
and FslYety. tennessee Lady
HIGHLY RECOMMENDS
CUTICURA SOAP"

81 had been troubled with q break
ing out on my face and arms for almost
q year and had the services Of several
physicians, but they didn't seem to do
any good. Some time ago one OF my
friends recommended Cuticura TO me.
/ secured some, and after using it sew
eral months / was completely cured.
can highly recommend Cuticura Soap
as being the very best complexion
Soap made. Il creates a perfect COM
plexiOn, leaving the skin soft, white,
and velvety. ] noW use Cuticura Soap
all the time and recommend its use to
my friends" Maud Loggins,
r. F. ID. No. /,
Aug. /, 1905. Sylvia, Tenn.
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kindergarten at College.

Those interested in Kindergarten
will write Or phone the Willie Halsell
college. Apparatus will be installed
al once. Fee for tuition alone $3.50
per month; for tuition and transpor-
tation to and from college SO 90. PTS 2t
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FIRST published August 25. 1906.
Warming Order.
In the L. s. District Court at Vinita. in the
Northern District Of the Indian Territory.
". S. PEBBLES, Plaintiff
No. ZDiI.
Mary J. PEBBLES Defendant
The defendant, Mary j. PEBBLES is warned 70
appear IN this court within thirty days and an
August %, 1906.
CHAs. A. DAVIDSON, Clerk.
Starr & Patten. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Chas. B. Rogers Attorney for NONRESIDENT De-
fendant.
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On account Of the international
convention Of the Brotherhood Of st.
Andrew at Memphis October Is to p
the Frisco viii sell tickets to Mem
phis aud return at rate sl2. Final re-
turn limit October 81.
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rat published Sept.
Warning Order

First published Sept
Warning Order
In the e. s. Court at Vinita. in the Northern Dis.
triet Of the Indian Territory
Ed u Bluejacket Plaintiff,
No 254l
Nellie Blueiaeket Deft.
The above defendant Nellie Blueiacket, is here
by warned 70 appear in this court within thirty
days from the date hereof aud answer the com
plaint Of the plaintiff
Chas. A. Davidson. Clerk.
Sept. Let, 1906. BY G. c. Finley. Deputy
McCnlloch Probaseo. attorneys for plaintiff
s. r. Parks, attorney for nonresident defendant
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First published Sept. ls 1906.
Warning Order.
In the Q. s. District court at vinita. in the
Northern District Of the Indian Territory
Pearl White plaintiff.
vs.. No. 2ilI eou.
James Edward White. defendant }
The Defendant. james Edwad White, is warmed
TO appear IN this court within thirty days and
auswer The complaint of the Plaintiff, Pearl
White.
September IL. IQ06
G. A.. Davidson. Clerk
By +. r. Davidson. Deputy.
Mcf'ulloed & Prohmeo. Attorney FOR Plaintiff
F. III. Smith Attorney Tor Nonresident De-
feudnnt
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STILL ANOTHER CURE

Il beg to say that / had great deal
Of dandruff and after using many so
called cures, started to use Cuticura
Soap and am now no longer troubled
with dandrlff" Ida Maier,
1926 Seltzer St.,
Oct. l6, 1905. Philadelphia, Pa.
sold throughout the world. cueura soap. zse-. ont-
merit SDc. Resolgenf 5c fin form " Chocolate Coaed
Pills z5c per Vial n col, may b. had u al druggists.
Porter Drug Chem. Corp Sole Props, R0stOD. AIals.
81 Aailed Free, How t. Cure Baby Hamors.
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Rates lor Bryan Day

On account of the speaking by W.
J. Bryan at Vinita September p at 8
a. M. the N. X. & T. will make a rate
Of one fare plus so cents from all
points within a radius of so miles.
d. NJ. AshbrOok. agent.
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rst Published September Q, 1896.
Warnins Order.

First Published September g. 1896
Warnine Order.
In the U S. District Court AT Vinita, In the
Northern District Of the Indian Territory.
II s. Davis, Plaintiff,
vs. No 2J42 Equity.
Emmey Davis, Defendant.
The Defendant. Emmey Davis is warned to ap-
pear in this Court within Thirty Days and an
swer the complaint Of the Plaintiff, H. S. Davis
September ], 1906.
q. y. Bebout, Attorney for Plaintiff,
G. b. Rogers. Attorney for Non Resident De-
fendanf.
Chas. A. Davidson, Clerk.
BY +. B. Davidson, Deputy.