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AN ANKE.

road" ha aido perjudicada por los reheldeB
por la suma de 10000 dollars
Ell gobernador Taft ocupa ahora las
ofcinas en- las cuales los asuntos de Cuba
han Hido administrados sucesivamente por
el gobierno espafiol, 81 general Leonard
Wood ell presidente Palma. Pronto es-
tablecera el gobernador Taft su residencia
en- palacio. Mr.. lockwood, taqufgrafo de
Mr.. Taft, actuar& como secretario del
gobernador.
Ell .gobernadOr Taft diio en- una entire
vista que. 81 no ha usado las frases que sc
le atribuyen en- un despacho aeerca de Ia
Ievoluci6n y la actitud de Estrada Palma,
nj critic6 los actos de este acerca de las
elecciones de 1905; pueato que el ha evita-
do ell dar entrevistas nj hablar con respec.
to & sus ideas nj sus miras para Cuba.
La milicfa de Cienfuegos fue desarmada
pacffcamente, los hombres del general
MRchado han entFegado sus armas baio Ia
la direction de sus commentaries Todo
estS tranquilo en- Cienfuegoa y Santa
Clara, Ia dipIomaCia del gobernadOr Taft
es alabada en- todas parties.
Comunicaron de Guantanamo que 2, 900
rebeldes habfan rehusado entregar las
armas La situaci6n en- Santiago es toda-
via seria, los rebeldes cOntinuaban concen.
trados en- los alrededores. Sin embargo
todos prometieron sentregar 81 el general
del Castillo 10 ordeneba, pefo este adn no
habia llegado Santigo.
FL senador r. A. AlgeT, de Detroit,
antique secretario de Ia guerra, coment6 Ia
situaci6n de Cuba en- los siguientes termi-
nos:
'.Yo deBe6 que tOmdssmos q Cuba al
mismo tempo que tomamos Puerto Rico,
pero el Presidente Mckinley y algunoS de
los miembros del Gabinete no fueron de
mi misma opinion. Siempre he tenido
serias dudas acerca del exito del gobierno
propio en- Cuba, pero puede ser que Ia
acci6n del gobierno americano en- esta cri-
sis, vue.va en- Il & los cubanos les haga
comprender Bus responsibilities, sefia-
landoles el camino claro para gobernarse
| 81 mismos.
'sYo personalmente prefero yer & Cuba
desenvolverse y conventirse en- una rep6
blica independents y fuerte, anteS que
verla anexada los Estados Unidos, por
que ereo que nosotros tenemoR bastante
Il que hacer con ella ahora."
Il OGDpu68 uo n0NCESS@ ltA01AGe5uO 9u6 q
gobernador Winthrop serfa traBladado
Cuba desde Puerto Rico, fue anunciddo en-
Ia Casa Blanca que, tras larga co6sidera
ci6n Bobre 81 asunto, 81 presidents habfa
resuelto enviar Charles p. Magoon
Cuba para relevar 81 seCFetaTio Taft como
/ gobernadoE provisional, deiando asf al
/ gobernador Winthrop permanecer en- Pto.
Rico, donde suE serVicios son tan necesa.
rios ahora.
FL presidente Roosevelt, actu6 pronta.
mente ca 81 deBpacho del sacretariosy fac
anunciado 81 nombramiento do Mr. Msgoon.
EI presidente cree que esta resolution
deiar6 Al gobernador Winthrop concluiI
trabaios importantes que tiene entire ma,
NOS On Puerto Rico , u mismo tempe
demorar6 pOr pocos mesea aOlamente q
regreso del juez Magoon para las Filipi'
naa
FL juez MagoOn Bali6 para d Habana
acompahado pOr a general Belt. quien hs
uido tamhi6n snviado Cubs,
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SCOTT TRUXTON ES-
oribe al GOberna
dor Winthrop.
FaVOrahles COndiCiOnes para aVanGes
SObre cafe de Puerto Rico.
La AgenCIa tTahaja aGtlVamsntG prestaRdO hus-
nos ssVlClOs 4 Ia lSIa.

"New York, Octubre 4, 1905. Homo
rable Beekman Winthrop, 'Gobernador de
Puerto Rico. San Juan, p. R."
''Querido senior: Tengo mucho placer
en- manifestarle que en- de Octubre ha
uuedado establecido el Bearer National
Bank" y previa reunion orgauiz6se y fue'
ron electoB los siguientes ofciales:
"Martin w. Littleten, Presidente; Earl
Vogel, Vice. .Presidente; M. J. Murphy,
Caiero. Directories: w. G. Brown, D. G.
Catlin, j. B. Daniels, E. s. Farrow, T.
p. Welsh, A. K. Sloan, T. A. H, Hay,
George Mercer. s. HI. Vandegrift, W. A..
Griffith"
"Por el t6rmino de diez afios ha sido
contratado un fGtirOn, edifcio, situado en-
tire Bearer, Pearl y Wall streets, icon ell
correspondence moviliario."
"El Banco empezar& sus operacioneg
del 10. al Is de Noviembre pr6ximo."
"Uno de sus principales negocios sera
adslantar fondos sobre cafe, siendo ese
banco extrictamente un banco de cafe.'
"Estoy SECURE de que por los directories
y ofciales Sc daran favorableS terminos al
cafe trasportado de Puerto Rico pOr esta
AgenCia."
este actO 10 conaiderO de gran impor-
tancia para los plantadores de Puerto
Rico y sefialara una etspa en- 81 canine
del buen 6xito de esta Agencia."
"Muy respetuosamente, Scott ITWGtoa,
Comercial Agent"
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De SOCIEDAD.

GrGtG visita.-Los distinguidos esposos
Vera.Sol1s tuvieron Ell sabado Ia gratfsima
vista de una monisima nina, que viene &
traer nueVoB encantos al feliz hogar. Que
sea para Ia mayer ventura de todos los fa-
miliares de la heredera.
Para Aguad iILa-Se ausents de esta ca
pital, para fjar por ahora su residencia en-
Aguadilla, Ia elegante y distinguida stIo-
rita Maria Gonzalez Fornet. Que tenga
las mejores impresiones en- la hermosa vi
lla, Ia bella DANA que aquf merece tantas
simpatias y estimaci6n.
Cue el sol que ahora 80 pone aquf vuel-
va q surgir pronto en- San Juan,
Que Alejore.-Se encuentra enfermo y
le deseamos rSpida mejorfa en- su dolencia
el distinguido letrado don Eduardo Acu.
ha.
PersonGIes. Sc halla en- esta ciudad Ell
lioenciado seRor Rafael Guillermety, juez
de Coamo. Bien venido,
Que mejore.-Esta enferma, auuque
va en- el perfOdo de restablecimientO,
en- su residencia del "Versalles," la distin.
guida sefiora Usera de Hernandez.
Ell seffor Conrrado Hernandez, este va
pL6u u6 Id un4SucAa quo 10 ASG0NN0k@ OH
CANA algunos dias. Que siga la mejoE1a
de la estimable DANA y celebramos muchO
Ia de su se1oTa esposa.
4RegresO.-Despu6s de pasar una tempo
rada en- Luquillo, regres6 aver 4 santurce
la gracioSa trigusfa, seforita Juana Ma
nuela Rodriguez.
Rien venida la distinguida y bella "se-
cretaria."
observation-disclosures hoy sus diaB, las
distinguidas sefioritas, Teresita Rodriguez
Umpierre, Cabrera, y Maria Teresa Viz
CarrondO. Que las flores que hoy van d
perfumar la algeria de sus cumple-afios,
Bigan siempre lozanas para formar hermo
30 ''bouquet" de fslicidad en- los venide.
ros
En- San JetGn.-Pasan uuos dias en- 81
"Versalles" las distinguidas damas, de
Arecibo, sefora Victoria Padilla de Querc
y SeiOrita Maria Jesds Quero.
Por muchos dias.
SEMPER.
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PROP PAGANDA UNIO-
nista en- Ia isIa.
Sc afirma en- Ponce que eI distIitO
seFa ganadO pOr los uniOnFs
taS.
JulClO DOr seduction que 50 anunGla en- Ia Curts
de DlstrItO.
POpagandistas en- viais
( De nuestrO reporter en- viaje. }
POpagandistas en- Viais.

/ Octubre 12.-
Continda Ia ciudad de Ponce animada
on 10 que Sc refere al estado polftico. De
uno otro lado animadas discusiones sin
chocar para NADIA con los extremes sagra-
dos del hogar de la vida privada.
lei pueblo analfabeto, corrigiendo por
81 mismo sus pasados errores, medita y
alza su cabeza hacia la cumbre y en- viaie
de reivindicaci6n deja atras los corifeos
que tratan de seducirle y engaharle.
Por todas parties la vcz sincera de la
union cierra ell paso de los convencionalis-
y 81 adagio vulgar de mo hay pa nadie''
Bienta jurisprudencia 10 mismo en- la sun
tuosa morada que en- el humilde tuguYio
del proletariado.
La municipalidad de Ponce es indig-
cutiblemente unionista. EI empefio de los
republicanos, en- combatir ell impulse popu-
lar, es vana quimera. Con Ia mesa puesta
con luces de bengala J con cohetes no Sc
va q ninguna parte. Los unionistas, en-
cambio, con procedimientos generosOs, con
ideas y con toda Ia raz6n de las mayorfas
invaden 81 campo y su raz6n es el conven-
cimiento del pueblo.
Hoy salen para la circunscripci6n
municipal diez y seis propagandistas de los
mas resueltog. Ocupar6n Canas, Ma
gueyes, Guarsguaos, Marue1o, Quebrada,
Lm6D, San Patricio, Anon, Real, Mara
gIez, Vallas Capitanejo, Machuelns Ser
AntRn Rl.4,- - ,. - ..-~-s-t
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SEMPER.
En- eI Parque BOrinquen.

Muy animado eStuvO Ell Parque la nOche
del Hahado.
Elegantes damas daban realce aquel
bonito pasaje, refrescado constantemente
por las brisas del mar. ... .
La banda de La policfa insular colocada
en- el nuevo kiosko, ejecut6 bonitas pleas
de concerto, pas6ndose uu ratio agrada-
BILE. -.
Hasta las doce de la noche estuvo inva-
dido Ell parque, haciendoss un servicio re-
gular de carros.
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Sc NEGEsITAN EnSEsU!1A.

Plea pedrerQs y hombres de experiencia
en- trabajos de taladro de piedFas para vo=
ladura de teFrenO en- la construction de la
galerfa subteTranea de Comerfo.
Sc les proyee cobertiz0 para dormir po-
dram ObteneT cOmida en- la vecindad. Ha-
bra trabajo para seis meses, mas menos.
Puede dirigirse 81 campamento de los
saltos de COmerfo 8 la Oficina de Ia San
Juan Light y Transit Company, San
Juan, p, r, 8Ya
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de la fu6
pas agenes al en- vefc6 rema Gdra Pueoieo 1905 -
(signed) CARLOS AREIzAGA-subCoectOE
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- Regalamos un he rm oso Re
loi todo Ell que nos yenda
24 pleas de nuestra prem
deffa 10 ctvs. cada una.
Envie su nombre direcc-
ei6n pfdi6ndonos "a prem
daa y Sc Las enviaremos q
Yuelta de cOrreO para su
venta. DiEiiase
THE PORTO-RIGO HOME SUPPLY Co
r. O. BOX 488. San Juan. PR.
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INTERESA

A Los PROFESSORS DE MUSIaA. Jesds
Rend0n Almira, tiene cOnstante existencia
de instrumentos: tales como CIarinetea,
Flautas, Flautinea, Cornetines, BarItonos,
Bombardinos, TrombOnes, Vi0lines, Man
dQlinea, ViOloncellos, etc, Metodos de Sol
feO para toda clase de InstEumentOs. Ac-
cesOrios y mIisica en- general. Tambien Sc
hace cargo de tTaeT un instrumental para
Banda. Para infoEmes sobre cuRlquier ar
tfculO que Sc desee, Allen 81 st. ApartadO
218. San Juan, Puerto Rico 15va
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ADMINISTRATION DE FINCAs
URBANAE.-ein qushfantos para 81 ran-
tf. DiriigiiEua, EcEtalsa s., Enn Juan.
3. Jc C
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Los Camisetas ROjaS. .

Aver efectuo intrucci6n la brigada de
bomberos en- Puerta de TERRA concurrien-
do el primer jefe del cuerpo senior staina-
cher oACial ST.. LloYet.
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@s ~ T42lg. -cG0s S1Uu nOsendo Ma
tienzo Cintr6n y Eugenio Astol. -,
Para Coamo: don Ramon Morell Cam
pos, don Armando Rodriguez, don Angel
Ma. Bellve, don Rodulfo Figueroa, don
Marcelo Villalf , don Ramon Cordero
Matos.
Para San German: don Nemesio r.
Canales y ell DR.. Moret Mufioz.
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- -ss H1au1uauE
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-08-11
PORTER THINKS WELL
or NORTHWEST ROAD
Engineer Will ProbabIyBe Here in Two
Weeks to Make Thorough
Investigation

ator Porter have been well pleased
with the prospect Of line into this
city from the west and northwest 1T
doesn't make any difference who
builds it, but We must have the road
and this time | firmly believe we
shall get it,"
or course as to the destination Of
the Porter road, If il is built, nothing
can be said at the present time. 1t
will so out Of here, in all probability,
in northwest direction, but wha t
towns il will pass through cannot be
stated, since not even q preliminary
survey has been made. 1t is an ex-
ceedingly rich country that it viii pass
through, however, and there should
be no doubt Of its paying from the
very first. And Vinita must have
road to the northwest, and later,
one to the east and southeast.
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IS SIGNED OVER

f. L. Burckhalter expects by eve
ming to have seen all the signers to
the bonus for the Williams bath
house on the east side. Up to noon
only two Of those he had seen had re-
fused to sign the contract transferring
their bonus-notes to the Vinita Aud
itorium company, and these two had
signed for comparatively small
amounts.
The bonus matter being thus ar
ranged for, nothing now stands be-
tween Vinita and the accomplish
ment Of this much-needed improve
ment. It is understood that the con-
tract has been signed with the Frisco,
By which the block on which the
building will stand is given to the
auditorium company for fifteen years
Judge Parker is expected here next
week with the plans for the building
which are now being drawn in St.
Louis, and all that will remain to be
done then will be to let the contract
and get to work.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-08-11

Senator S. M. Porter returned to his
home in Caney, Kan, last night after
a conference with the railroad COM
mittee of the Commercial club regard
ing the building Of northwest road.
The committee refuses to divulge
much of what passed in the confer
ence, but it is known that the
senator thinks well Of the project and
will make a favorable report to the
financiers who are backing him. The
latter will, it is announced, within
two weeks send a man here to 90
over the line and make a report as TO
the engineering and traffic conditions
Of the proposed road.
Said j. w. Orr this morning. eve
are going to have a northwest road.
/ don't know who will build it, as
both the Oklahoma Western people,
represented by Mr.. Graham, and Sen
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-08-11
Bridge Over Little Cab
in viii at Once
be Built.

The Commercial club held a short
and not very important meeting last
night. Because Of the rain only a
quorum were present, so few that but
little business could be transacted.
There were but two merchants out
to take up the matter Of good roads,
Messrs Wade and Watson, so that
matter could not be gone into ex-
tensively.
However, 1t was decided to build at
once the bridge across the Little
Cabin southeast Of town. Captain G.
S. White was authorized to take full
charge Of the work, secure the funds,
which have been already subscribed,
and supervise the building Of the
bridge The signers 70 the bridge
subscription will be asked to sign
note for the amount Of their subscrlp-
tion, payable December l. and these
notes will be endorsed by the Com
mercial club and cashed by the banks,
50 that the money can be secured and
the bridge built at once.
Captain White will take up the
work Immediately and push It to COM
pletion. Much Of the needed timber
has already been cut, and the roads
have been graded to the bridge on
both sides, SO that all that IS necessary
is to get busy with the actual con-
struction. With good luck. the
bridge may be ready for traffic in a
month.
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A. M. Miller. Mrs. M. S. Chandler.
The walk goes clear through town
from north to south, crossing the Fris-
co right of way 1t isthe longest con-
tinous stretch yet ordered In.
Alderman Frayser called attention
to the need for work Immediately on
the improvement of South park and
was informed by Alderman Wilkinson,
who is commissioner for the park,
that the work would be done at
once.
The council then took a recess, sub
ject to the call Of the mayor.
A meeting will be held either Mon
day Or Tuesday night Of next week.
The matter of street paving was
laid over until next week. The ordi-
nance providing for the work is pre-
pared, and will be passed at the next
meeting. Also, the city engineer has
prepared the grades for the work, as
well as the plans and specifications,
and there will be but little further
delay.
The ordinance is general in It's
terms, It applies to local conditions
the general terms Of the Curtis act
and provides machinery for carrying
out the purpose Of that act. 1t is
provided that after an improvement
shall have been petitioned for by a
majority Of the property-owners, and
after thirty days shall have elapsed in
which the property-owners shall have
done no work, then the council shall,
by contract, do the work, letting the
contract to the lowest responsible
bidder after ten days advertisement
in newspaper The contractor must
agree to keep his work in repair for
one year.
After the work is completed a de-
tailed statement of the cost shall be
filed with the city recorder, and the
cost shall be apportloned according to
the front feet Of the various property
owners. Ten days notice Of the
apportionment must be given all pro-
perty-owners through publication in
a newspaper, during which written
objections may be made to the record
er. At the end of ten days the coun-
Gil shall assess a special tax on the
property to pay for the improvement.
Script may be issued, payable in an
nual installments, Soaring interest at
6 per cent, running for twenty years,
to pay for these Improvements. Each
improvement shall be made in a spe-
cially created improvement district,
and the special tax collected in each
district shall create a separate and
distinct fund for the payment Of the
improvement script.
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FARMERS UNIONS
A STRONG FACTOR
New Force il the Territories That
Is DiSarranging the Plans Of
the Politicians

recently adopted by the farmers union
Of Dewey county are typical:
aResolyed, That we favor clause
in the constitution whereby the dis
pensary law as enforced in North Car
olina in preference to prohibition or
local option.
"Be it further resolved, that we fa-
vor clause in the constitution giving
the right of initiative and referendum
to the citizens.
"Be it further resolved, whereas or
ganized wealth in the form Of great
corporations are shamefully rObbing
labor OF its reward and whereas this
organized wealth will exert power
full influence for the insertion of spe-
cial clauses in our state constitution
for its benefit and to the detrlment
Of the laboring clauses, therefore be
it
"Resolyed, that we as body work
for the election of labor class repre-
sentatiyes and such constitutional
clauses as shall protect these laboring
classes from the rapacity Of organized
wealth.
aResolved, that we demand the fol-
lowing:
"The state, county, township or
municipality to have the power to
create, operate any maintain and in
dustry,
"The retention of our school land.
"The state ownership and control
of oil and mineral lands.
"a state banking system with inter-
est not above six per cent.
Free public schools with hooks pub
listed by the state.
fThe forbidding of children under
sixteen years of age for being employ
ed in mines or factories.
"a graduated income tax.
"The election Of senators and all
officials by the direct vote Of the peo-
pie.
"The abolishment of capital punish
ment and the employment of GRIM
inals On the public roads"
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CLOSE CALL Will BUILD
Grand Duke of Russia
Narrowly Escaped
Assassination

st. Petersburg, Aug, ll.-Grand
Duke Nicholas NicholaieFttch narrow
ly escaped assassination yesterday
afternoon at the hands Of the Imperial
Guards at tine guard camp az Krasnoye-
selo. The grand duke was personally
reviewing the maneuvering and put
ting the troops through blank firing
practice when he was startled by the
hiss OF bullets about Instead. Fortu-
nately for him, neither he nor his
horse was touched.
The command to cease firing wss
Immediately given, and the soldiers of
the regiment from which the bullets
came were marched back to their
quarters and an investigation begun.
This bold attempt at assassination
caused an immediate change In the
plans Of the emperor, who had arrang-
ed to go to Krasnoye-selo today.
1t was afterwards definitely estat-
lished that the shots fred at the grand
duke came from the first battalion Of
sharpshooters Of the guard, who ad-
vanced in rushes while making sham
attack on an intrenched position. Full
ly a hundred shots were fired, but the
impotence Of the conspirators led
them to open fire at such distance as
to Illustrate their object
The military and naval prosecutors
have decided to try by court martial
no less than two thousand soldiers and
sailors who participated in the Crons-
tadt and Sveaborg mutinies.
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The politicians Of both parties in
Dklahoma are just beginning to real
re the tremendous strength Of the
armers unions and labor unions.
Here in Vinita and in the country
ound about there are no farmers
inions and no labor unions, but in
he southern part of both territories
he farmers unions are exceedingly
kfong, and of course in the cities the
Nor vote is well organized, even
lough numerically it is not very
&ge.
But the membership in the farmers
ihions III the two territories amounts
d 10000. That, it will be seen, is a
Dting strength not TO be despised.
lhe unions are well scattered all over
he territories, and the members con-
Hdedly hold the balance Of power
ii the new state. The unions deny
hat they are in politics. The Demo-
mats were at first inclined to claim
Lie unions as allies Of that party, but
they very soon learned, to their sor-
row, that such was net to be. The
farmers want certain things, and
they propose to get them. To do so,
they expect to forget old party ties
altogether and to vote solely for the
men who promise to give them what
they want,
The principal strength OF Che far
efs unions is in the southern part Of
eferritories. where the Democratic
lie is supposed to be strongest. The
smocratic politicians are seriously
.lsturbed over condit ions. They are
still claiming the farmers as Demo-
Gratis, but as matter of fact they
Know they are not Democrats. They
know too that they are SO well organ
ized and SO well posted on the issues
of the day that they cannot well be
fooled BY glitterlng generalities.
And thus it is that, with gnashing
Of teeth and groanings OF spirit, the
old time southern Democrats, who
hate popular rule as they hate water,
are beginning tc get down on their
knees to this new power and to prom
ise compulsory primaries, initiative
and referendum, and various other
policies which,t TO the Bourbon mind,
because they will destroy machine
rule, are utterly subyersive Of the
foundations Of government.
AS showing that the unions have a
clear and definite idea as TO what
they want, the following resolutions
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Guilty Of Irregularities.

Chicago, Aug. l1-John B. Coke,
formerly clerk of the circuit court,
who was found guilty Of irregularities
inhandling the funds of the office, was
today sentenced to an indeterminate
term not to exceed five years in the
penitentiary.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-08-11

The finest home grown water melons
you ever saw are comming to the
Vinita market these days Thess
are the big round fellows, large as
beer kegs, and the long green ones,
two feet ia length. Musk melons and
cantaloupes, also, seem to be plenti
full.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-08-11

A Republican meeting will be held
at Hedrick's school house, seven
miles northeast Of Hudson, on the
night Of Augut l6, and a meeting VIII
be held at Hudson in the afternoon
Of tie same day. Hon. G. B. Rogers
will be the principal speaker at both
meetings.