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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-15

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K.I. stewart of Eecsllo. No. Is IN
tie elIy to-day
gamss q Mshlln of Alluwe waa 10
tlae elsy toiag
E.ocAi dsalsra paid = cts ios com
saturday and today
c s avery returned last night
flfom ylsss Ia Kansas City
q D. Neville returned Saturday
night ffom few days IN Kansas
cltY
Nm b NJ MarA, who haa been
@flouaiy ~ for tao MONTHS Is abs 10
AZ %
G II Ilammett of Sowaia, = pfoml.
nent attoney and oli man. was ln the
city today
gsdge r FarFar United States
commissioned, j. confined % his home
tolkY b. illness
II u Arnold. business manager ~
lft Tulsa World. vas in tlie city ths
m5msnE fog q iow hours
Frank & Henderson a AcR Yorker
WHO il largely Interested III territory
oil, pas n tht clty on b.nins~ this
morning
Mfs Llbble yAudefroos 81 spring.
4 Md. Ill Is visiting Spdss ard STR.
#I A. 6Ml Mrs, taadefeo0a h Mrs.
aiiil'a amt
A mafFlazs license was issued sat.
aniAY aftauosn q william A nfad.
slaN AMI Mrs sarah Mltn 0aeid,
tnth ~ ketcham
Tie Foreign Mis- mfy soelstY %
The Congfessiional church uil msot
nexl THURSDAY afternoon D O'Clock
wlih Mrs 3 rsmhing
TIE infant etud 81 NJ ana Mrs.
Mll.ari wsldci tiffcc miles north.
east u the city, died SatafdaY even.
itg. burial SUNDAY iu the city semo.
terry
There sili b. an important meeting
% TIE local lodge % Knights %
phlthsas toalsht n castle halt A
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make 3 faan1 inp rats ifam vinHa
~ sls Date of ais NaY and
il ana ufufn imIt. Nov l
yeHas Rseslaie. eslaret alei .H This
citt SUNDAY. aged IS iesn Funeral
ths affefnaa8 al = acIeek usesas,i
fofmsfiF hts1 on Grand atef
Mrs. WI Coles s0d q hlakeuoy
arr entertaining ths afternoon. To
morrow Afternoon aa y Off ara
Nrs . T. tamcs siH give Wsep
flan sal n fha evening dance
Ha8 81 s N0ufe retained SATURDAY
nish1 From slasuae sllsFs hs a.
teraed fle sessions ef the Oklahoma
baptist convention There aero mofr
than thousand delegates pnasUt
Tie nea concrete sIdsaaIk 1u south
Wi.sau street Has fNf0sn apeu fuf
usa thls mumiug Needles tu saf.
the improvement IS una thaf = great
b appreciated AMI enc that adds
AfpatiS ~ tie appesrance IL thar part
- TIE city
NJ John Anderson Wi4a has Hsen
ia TIE bosplga. here fuf tiie rast
month. wAs this morning taken @
het hnme ID Pryor creek O. heF lIus
band Hes many friends VII ~ glad
70 anas that bef reaoysry is nos only
q mailer % time
TEE work of LAYING ths conerte
Foundation for tie auditorium vas
eommeneed This m1nins VIII a
contlnuatlou Of the present aOe
weather u eiil not he lons antil this
part II the uofk Is completed
TIE Fnee8 milling company - net
reoelslBc dorm to'aY The company
has 5a.ell bushels q eornou hand. q.
oooof shich Is shsiled. Everything
about tie plaee is fall Of oun. Scar
eitY ol freight cars i the cAuse uf tive
congestion. tie company having lad
htif n5ts car during ffia mast II dafs
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-15

tie agent bat the proofs Of lseirsiip
have been ~ complicated, according
q Mr. kelsey, thAtno ft*rokee appll.
ca1lons lave been completed - jet
Ia elsN Of the gfeatl interest IL Tie
sale of these lsnds, The Chleitaln vii
each seek publish the list q tlloss
advertised fnr sale. whether tiley are
Ia the Cherokee or other nations The
trst lisg 60 b. sent eaf by Agent
Kelsey IS A. follows
CREEg sATioS.
Listed Tor sale Nofemhef.is lpe.
bids - be opcned January li ii9s
No. i Allotment 81 William Coli
bert decreased, Thompson Colbert ard
ulfs. petitioners
Wet the $ q O sea g5 twp ii
n hge tsE
NWI ~ Ire 8 sec 81 tsp 10
\ rse IS + 0acrUs
No p Allotment of Clnda Crow
deceased. Goorfe Osaeah, lof Cfue
aud Malhsa Crow petitioners
NElofsw and NV ofsw
see "a tep. p n gre. i9E
NV of y " ana S W o. y "
{, ssc s tap s y rge i8 3 ESQ ac.
res
40 Allotment q Emma Perry
man deceasc1 Eidie reru mar and
wife peiltio lcfN
ofsE m SC. Il and tie y 3
of \ " 81 see . Twp. IS y fge y
= io0 acres
Ne Allotment af l.oaa Sim.
mons deceased Charley simmons.
Annie simmons Joe simmons and
slfe. petitioners
NEfof Sec s. tup a. n re ls
q le aefes
N0 Allotment 81 1euuls sm-
mons. deceased Charley simmons An-
ule simmons Jee simmons aud siie,
ht 6 &c t#R = \ 80 &
Il ILL., aefsa
Ne 3 Ai'qtaeal g sos'e go e
dee ed WuHy Scott petitioner
kofN ef e tap tsN
re l1E pacfe
Allotment at te.A He.ey
ls9eAe t@Ala 1ftt Atin# tFAf
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N aeffa
80 AatmNHt ef tlAftakuef
Aal-s.a deceased Susie aisfio aane}
Aafo.a bati{ ienrk Liud{ slim
mons ips Summons i.'He Taylor. lef
iitfners
let 4 tWp "a 3 rse i e.
Aa as acres
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-15
INHERITED LANDS.
Listed for Sale 10 the Highest
Bidder by indian Agent
al Nugk0gee.

1'te Chieftaia. - Wss announced
same time since. las tmeu designated
e. tise osscial organ 10 the Cherokee
nation fos tlie publication of ADVERTISE
msnts fof tie ale of Inherited Indian
lands Agent Kelsey of tie Indian
agency at Muskugee has just sent oat
tie fat list of advertised lands None
of these lands are in fhe Cherokee
nation. Applications for sale Of
Cllsrokea lands have been received -
TIE agent, but the proofs of lselrsillp
have been ~ complicated, according
q Mr. KELSEY, thAtno dhefokee appli.
catlons lave been completed - yet
In elsN Of the gFeati interest Ia tils
sale of these lsnds, The Chieitain vii
each sssk publish ihe list q tioss
advertised sur sale, wtsffer iiley are
Ia t4e Cherokee or other nations TIE
srst lisg 60 b. sent oaf by Agent
Kelsey IS as foiluss
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-08-02
Birch Island

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Snow and Jas.
Snow 81 Brunswick and Miss Hearn
0f Lynn spent Sunday at l.. ID. Shows.
Mrs. Frank Stetson and two sons
end Miss May Stanwood Of Brunswick
called at r. r. Halls on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Snow, Mr.. AMI
Mrs. George Whitehouse. Mr.. Nash
and daughter and Charles Frazier. all
OF Brunswick, came up TO the island
from South Freeport last Sunday.
They made the trip in Mr.. Frazier's
launch '1lIehee."
Mr.. Webb and family OF Yarmouth.
Mr.. Fred Hubbard. wife and child.
Miss Dazie Hubbard. Mr.. stetson and
daughter Marion Of Brunswick enjoy
ed picnic at the lover end Of the
island one day last week.
AR. Emery SWEET and daughter Mar.
garet and EVELYN OF Bustfns uSre call
ing att. ID. Shows one day recently.
Mrs. y. r. Hall and daughter Annie,
spent Tuesday in Bruins lick.
Mrs. ID. A. Booker and Miss Myrtle
Booker are at their cottage for a few
weeks.
Miss Sue Milliken. who has been
in Brunswick the past few weeks has
returned TO the Davis cottage.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Barton Jordan of
Wyndmere, called on friends recently.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-08-02
DR.. FOSTER, Painless Dentist,

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert BARLEY spca,
Saturday in Portland.
Among recent arrivals at the John
son Farm House are Mr. and Mrs
John y. Bennett of Arlington, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard l.. Bennett O.
Winchester, Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. E a
Chandler and Miss Arlene Chandler
Of South birmingham. Mass, AZ!
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest II. Burns CT au-
gusta, Me.
MIS- Allie Booker opened ner co.,
tage last Friday.
Mrs. F.. ID. Snow AID daughters
Helen and Laura were in Portland
last Wednesday.
Mr.. S. Moss has returned to his
home in New York. Mrs. Moss will
remain with her mother, Mrs. e Nil
Ter. for another week.
Frank Macdonald visited friends in
Portland Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Black and son
Cyril have returned TO their home in
Augusta.
Mrs. Noyes and Mrs. Harry White
OF Philadelphia have been the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Cobb.
Mrs. G.. Gilmore and son, Percy. o.
Brooklyn. were guests at the Johnson
House recently.
Mrs. G. A. Gillette and Miss Maud
Stevenson took a trip TO Portland
Thursday.
A party, consisting OF Mr.. and Mrs.
A. c. Cobb. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred y. Ben
nett, Mr.'and Mrs. Howard C.. Bennett
and Mr.. John n. Bennett spent We'd
nesday in Portland. They made the
trip In launches owned by Mr.. Cobb
and Mr.. Bennett. Tne same party
went to Quohog Bay last Friday anc
enjoyed a picnic dinner.
Mr.. w. r. Ward of Brookline. Mass.
was at the island Saturday.
Mr.. Roger Williams of. Topsham
took dinner at the Johnson House
Sunday.
Mr.. N. p. Walsh spent Sunday a,
his cottage on the East side Of the Isl
and.
Miss Olive r. Bishop is visiting
friends at Little Birch.
Mr.. Ernest Burns and Charles John
son went deep sea fishing last week.
Dr. MacDonald's new cottage Is near
ly completed and most OF the carben-
tiers have returned to their homes In
Augusta.
Tbere were quite a number present
at the Farm House Sing" this week
and every one enjoyed the singing very
much.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-08-02

! the guests were expected to select and
guess six Of the different "viands."
One poor guesser had to make a sup
per from clans, water, lemonade anti
peanuts.
Mss vose. who has been with Mrs.
Aiaes this summer left Tuesday to
wish friends farther East
Capt. A. c. Drinkwater took a
Roc Emere party of thirteen out in his
| sloop yacht la Femme" They stop
ped for a while at Underwood Springs
ba: spent most of their time sailing
Ground in the Bay.
Mr.. Arthur Cook and friend Mr..
Manning, returned home Tuesday
morning.
Harold Sawyer took a party Of four
teen TO FreepOrt Thursday evening
! in his naphtha launch to visit the
skating rink there.
Mr.. Chisholm and family leave
Tuesday for their home in Melrose
Highlands. They have been very ac-
tive in planning and arranging many
OF the good times at the Island and
will he greatly missed
party from the Elmms' Log Cabin
vent out to Half Way Rock deep sea
fishing Friday. with Caps. Sawyer.
returning with half e barrel Of good
sized cod. haddock and pollock
Mr.. Albert II. Chamberlain OF Ros
lindale, with his friend Mr.. Leicester
II. Potter of Nantasket Beach, are
rcOming at the Arcade
Mr.. and Mrs. Butterworth of Mon
son. Mass, are at the Shepard Log
Cabin with Prof. Eaton and family.
The Moultons break camp Sunday
after months stay. They are much
Pleased with the Island and are talk
inS of purchasing land or a cottage for
permanent summer residence.
Mrs. Mclaughlin OF Boston is at the
Arcade for the season.
Mr.. Edwin Cook and friend. Mr..
Brown arrived Wednesday night.
But for the presence of mind OF
several people there might have been
serious accident Tuesday. In alight-
Ing from naphtha launch. Miss Sara
Melser Of Washington. ID. c., made Z
misstep and fell in the water. going
out OF sight. Fortunately Mr. For
rest Moulton was near enough to-
grasp and hold her when she rose. so
there was no serious results, only a
Dad fright.
The Rockme-e grounds, near the
steamboat landing are being improved
by stone wall and grading.
Mr.. Joshua It. NOVEL; made a flying
trip ito, Littlejohns in hiss naphtha
launch from Wells, Maine. taking din
Ter at the Rockmere. He'was looking
after sea shore property.
Tuesday we were favored with a
c3li from Mr.. Harry Batchelder. who
cane over with n party from Harps-
well.
Mr.. Norwell and Mr.. Batchelder
were formerly associated together
and In 1893 were the first TO buy and
develop land In this part Of the bay.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-08-02
Cousins Island
- -.

Friday a merry company Of guests
from the Ridge House. the Ledge. Oak
Grove Cottage and Hackmatack L1dge
made a happy picnic parry oound for
Bailey's Island
Thursday fishing psrty consisting
81 Mr.. Van Doren. Mr.. Charles Smith.
Miss Helen Ttrr Of Hacxmatack Lodge
and Mr.. Everett Hamilton and Miss
GwendoIen Kyle OF the Ridge House.
sailed for the deep sea. They return
ed early In the afternoon. bringing
with them a splendid catch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Glover and
daughter Edith, OF Avon, Mass. ac-
companfed by Mr.. ana Mrs. George +.
Barry and son Irving. Of Milton. Mass,
also Miss Mabelle Knight OF Randolph,
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-08-02

Mass. are at Island House Cottage
for few weeks.
Mr.. f. ID Hamilton Ct The Naples. -
mas returned TO his home in Cam
fridge for few days.
MIRA Chauncey Packer. who has had
such severe attacks Of illness during
the past two weeks. went to the Maine
General hospital for treatment Tues
day.
Mr.. John Stokes Bryan and Mr.. ].
Norman Satterthwaite Of Newtown.
Pa. are the guests Of Mrs. Thcrnton
at The Ledge"
"Wednesday evening Mrs. James
Kyle and her daughters, Miss Kyle and
Miss Gwendolen Kyle Of Montreal.
Canada. entertained most delightfully."-
1T the Ridge House.
DIR. and Mrs. Harris OF New York.
Miss Emma Harris, Miss May Harris
sed kr. Thomas Harris, who are
spending the summer at Drinkwater's
Point, Yarmouth, called on friends
here Wednesday.
Saturday evening the hospitable
summer home OF Mrs. VI. G. Thornton
Of Newtown. Pa. was the scene OF a
happy gathering. when Mrs. Thornton
and her sister. Miss Goodman. enter
tanned In their usual charming and
Ersefous manner The guests were
Mrs. George Heston, Miss Margaret
Mather. Mr.. John Bryan. Mr.. Norman
Satterthwaite Of Newtown. Pa, Mrs.
James Kyle. Mrs Kyle. Miss Gwen
d.sen KYLE Of Montreal. Can, Mrs. r.
8. Moore. Miss Bessie Campbell. Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Van Doren. Miss Van
Dore7. Mr.. Charles Smith C New
York. Miss Crosby Of WobIrn. Mass .
Mics Helen TORI OF philadelphia. and
Miss Granger Of Richmond, Va
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-08-02
NJ. KArAnpIn, MAINE WOODS

Excellent trest ny fishing; clean
camps, beds and linen; good tabls,
climbing; big liye game yhotoerSphy
booklet r. G. G. oARLA3sD, Mgr,
Dsbsconeag, Maine.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-12-12
r. E. GURR,
T. E. GEESE,
d p MILAN.

We recommend that the fund paid
by the state to the county for pro
rata share of felony cOnvicts not
received or worked by the county
be appropriated to the public schools
of the county, as heretofore, and the
same be paid to the county board of
education for the next two years.
We recommend that the jailer be
paid 40 cents per day each for feed
ing prisoners.
After examining the tax digest we
saw fit to make some changes in
valuation of lands, which changes
are indicated in pencil on margin of
digest. We recommend that the tax
receiver observe these changes when
next receiving returns.
We wish to draw the especial at
tention of the citizenship Of Terrell
county to the fearful inroads being
made on legitimate channels of bust
ness by the alarming increase of the
sale of intoxicating liquors as shown
by the reports of our several dis
pensaries.
We recommend that the jurors
and bailiffs be paid $500 per day
each, and riding bailiffs $500 per
day each.
We learn with profound regret
of the continued indisposition of our
beloved judge, H. G. Sheffield, and
sincerely trust he will soon be re-
stored to his usual good health and
usefulness.
We wish to thank His Honor,
Judge E. ]. Reagan, for his able
charge to our body and courtesies
extended to us, and Solicitor Laing
for the valuable assistance rendered.
We recommend that these present
ments be published in The Dawson
News.
P. w. BRIDGES, Foreman.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-12-12

omits militia districts, county, dates,
explanation of disposition of cases,
to whom warrants are delivered,
names of witnesses subpoenaed and
fails to sign his official signature
when cases are disposed of.
We find the books of Jugde A. W..
English neatly and correctly kept.
We find the books Of Judge T. A.
Woods in fairly good shape, but
think it we'll that he be more care
full in future in stating the number
of summonses and subpOenas is
sued as we feel this is quite import
ant We find in some cases he has
omitted to itemize his cost list.
We find Judge M. L. Ellis books
neatly and correctly kept with the
exception of omission of dates in
some cases, which we deem very i'm
portant and should appear in each
and all cases.
We find the books of Judge J. P.
Greene neatly and correctly kept.
We find Judge T. ]. Slade tried
only one criminal case, and in that
he failed to afix his official signature.
His civil business was all right.
Generally, we recommend that all
justices of the peace be required to
use ink on their records instead of
pencil.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-12-12
STATE PROHIBITION FIGHT.
Anti-SaIoon League Wants to Know
Where Smith Stands.

where Smltn STANDS.
An Atlanta dispatch says the anti
saloon league is going to press Wig
orously its fight for state prohibit
ton in Atlanta, deeming it inadvisa-
Bile to go into a local option election
at this time.
Now, however, comes the report
that in the near future the league
proposes to send a strong committee
to Governor-elect HOke Smith to
urge him to take up the fight for
state prohibition.
Mr.. Smith has always been an
anti-prohibitionist, nor did he take
an attitude before the people on the
stump during the campaign contrary
to what had always been known to
be his views on this question. 1t
will be interesting, therefore, to note
what position he will take in the
event such a committee should urge
him to take up the cause of state
prohibition.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-12-12
Balance on hand 1903 400.99
City Court.

Balance on hand. ......S 4OO.99
City Court.
We find from an examination of
the books of the city court that the
court under it's present officers is not
only self-sustaining but is netting
the county a handsome sum each
year. Since the report made to the
grand jury last June we find that
81, 066.S3 has been paid into the
county treasury in cash. In addi-
ton fifteen convicts have been SEN
fenced to work on the public roads
of the county, each for twelve
months, or total of $50 months.
These convicts are now worth $500
net per month to the county, or a
total of $4,500.00. The court has
been in session since the last report
of the grand jury ten days. The
cost of running the court, jury fees,
bailiff's and witness fees, is approx
mately $4,000 per day, or $4,000
for the ten days The salary of the
solicitor has been 100000 and that
of the judge $4,000. From this we
see that the total expense of the
court for the last six months have
been approximately $1,600.00, and
the total revenues to the county
IS, 566.S3, balance in favor of the
court of S3,966.S3. This amount is
net to the county in work and money
after the expenses are paid.
We find that it is the custom of
the solicitor to examine thoroughly
into the merits of all cases return
able to the city court, and with the
approval of the judge to dismiss
such as are found to be frivolous
In this way the county is saved the
needless expenses of worthless trials,
and the people worry and trouble
We heartily commend this course.
Dispensaries.
Statement of treasurer of the
Dawson dispensary from January 2
to November 3, 1906:
DR..
To cash from manager SCI, 04S.6O
Or.
By amount paid for goods
and expenses. $42,9 27.S3
By amount paid city of
Dawson ....... 100000
By amount paid Terrell
county ............. 100000
By amount cash in bank. 4,12O.77
Total ..........$67O4S.6O
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-12-12

1t is a mistake to use a violent
cathartic to open the bowels A gem
tie movement will accomplish the
same results without causing distress
or serious consequences later. De-
Wits Little Early Risers are recon-
mended Sold by Dawson Drug
Company.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-12-12
THE GRAND JURY PRESENTMENTS
An Interesting Review of the Affairs Of the County The
Body Made It's Report Wednesday Afternoon
and Was Discharged for the Term

each lot of land in the county. This
is a necessary record to this office
and when completed, together with
the aforesaid indexes, will make his
system of indexes perfect. We COM
mend this officer for making these
several indexes, and recommend that
the county remunerate him for the
same.
Sheriff'S Books.
We find no civil cases docketed.
Number of incarcerations 1877, num-
Der convicted 81. Now in jail 10.
Jail account: For May, $685.;
June, $87.70; July, SLABS; Au-
gust, 1895; September, $162.1O.
Total, $604.35.
Treasurer'S Books.
We find the books of this officer
kept according to law.
At last report, NOvem-
Der 81, 1905 .......$ 5,693.83
Received since last re-
port ............ IL, 6Z5.IO
Total ......... 81 ,o1I.o3
Paid as per vouchers. $13, 644.8O
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-12-12

Difference in stock. IS 2,229.4
Cash in bank 4,120.77
Less difference
in stock. 2,229.49
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-12-12

On hand and in bank
May %, 1906. .......$ 3,872.73
Tax Receivers Books.
Owing to sickness in his family
necessitating the use of copyist, we
find several clerical errors.
We find 206,620 acres of land on
digest for 1906 against 205, for
1905, a gain of 1857 acres. We
find total returns on digest to be
$3,G86,56S for 1906 against So
507,S26 for 1905, making a total
gain of $1,78742. We find the polls
given in for 1906 to be $3.50, against
1888 for 1905, a gain of 80.
County School Commissioner.
We find balance on hand
at last report balance
1900 ...........$ 5,429.82
Received from state treas
urer ......... 4,393.35
Received from convict
hire ............. 762.4O
Received from other
sources ............. 1880
Total ...........$ $40, 6O3.O7
Expenditures as per
vouchers ....... $40, 2O2.O8
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-12-12

Profits to November 8, 1906:
To stock, January. .$ 7,346.69
By stock, November. go. 5,117.20
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-06
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syaga och isynnerhet alderstigna perso
her. Den befordrar en- sud somn Ga
Ianteras fulIstandigt af Lune-o g.
aneeD. apotekare, Sioux City, Iowa Pris
50 ceuts.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-06

EngIands konung dricker eli
Mountain Valley Water fran Hot
Springs Ark, emedan han tucker
ON Amerika. men emedan hans
hofakare, DR.. Sir Edward Trevis,
har ordinerat Diet for honom och
han foljer sin lakares rad.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-06

Kunglig hufUuddkomma. En- liktorns-
operator annonserade, att han ''skurit
liktornar pa manga af Europas kr6nta
hufvuden.
Tydligt 6eris. X: Har verkligen
din kostym kostat nittio dollars? p
VI ia, Diet har den. bet kcI jag
visa dig femton krafbref pa.
Hon t6rsade sig. - De Il ju f6rskrack-
Iigt att din man ska ara sd svartsjuki
ia, och alltid pa orG.tt person!
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-06
Billiga priser till North och
South Dakota

Mycket nedsatta biljettpriser hafva
gJorts till North och South Dakota och
manga platseri nora Minnesota via Chi
cago. Milw 4ukee & st Pal, jernyapeu
hyalje tisdag under mars och april. For
vidare upplysningar angaeude hiIjettpri-
ser och tagtider Ward eder ill parmaste
bllJettagent pa Chicago, Milwaukee &
st. Pant jernvagen eIler skrif i dag till
+; A. Miller, General Passenger Agent.
Chicago.