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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-12-18
interesting Group OF v. M. i. Cadets.

Lieutenant Milton Rouss. of this coun-
ty, has in possession an old ambrotype.
from which he has had anenlarged picture
made by our local artist, Mr.. G. G.
Hayward. and nicely framed by Mr..
{. w. Taylor. The picture shows up
well. and may be seen in the east win
dow of Mr.. Geo. T. Lights drug store.
The picture contains group of seven
cadets of the Virginia Military Institute,
taken in 1859. Just two years prior to the
great war between the States. as follows:
Wilmer Brown, son OF Rev. Temple
man Brown, an Episcopal minister and
a cousin Of Mr.. !. w Brown and sis
tiers of this place. Became lieutenant
in McGregor's celebrated Confederate
Battery. served through the war, and
now lives at Lockport, N. Y.
John Denegre, creole of distin-
guished New Orleans family
Ed Starke. son of General Starke,
Confederate, who was killed at Antie-
tam. He. as Adjutant of the 9TH Virgin
ia Infantry. was killed at Seven Pines
Camp Beckham, splendid Confeder-
ate soldier from Culpeper. and a cousin
of DR.. H. c. Beckham. of This vicinity.
Had a foot shot off at Antletam. and
died since the war.
John K Thompson, fine Confeder-
ate soldier, Captain of Infantry. Eye
shot out at Gauley. and shot through
the body at Cold Harbor, Now living in
Putnam county, former United States
Marshal for West Virginia, and at pres
ent prominently spoken Of as the success
sor of State Tax Commissioner Dillon.
who it is said will shortly resign.
C. c. Florence. who became Colonel
of the 18th Va. Infantry. formerly KEN
per's regiment. now residing in Vicks-
burg, and president of the Vicksburg
Ice Company.
And last but not least, Lieutenant
Milton Rouss, as gallant an officer as
ever drew sword, made First Lieutenant
at the organization of Chew's Battery,
and again First Lieutenaot at the reor-
ganization of Baylors Light Horse,
Co. B, 18th Virginia Cavalry-two of
the most noted organizations of the Army
Of Northern Virginia. Was captured the
9th of June. 1868, in the memorable en-
gagement at Brandy Station, and was
held prisoner for twenty-one months.
<p-
Miss Martha Magruder died at her
home in Shepherdstown December 7,
aged GO years
Prof F A Byerly has bought of Thomas
Files the brick house and lot in the west
ern end of Shepherdstown, formerly oc
cupIed by the late Mrs Sigler. for $3.50
cash. Sale made through H L Snyder
& Co,
Ex-senator Henry g. Davis is to build
Presbyterian church to cost $25, 900 al
the new town of Gassaway. which place
IS named for him. Gassaway is rap
idly growing town and is the seat of the
Coal and Coke railroad shops. The
Davis Memorial Presbyterian Church
at Elkins was built by Mr.. Davis in mem
DRY of his son, who was lost at sea while
cruising on the coast of Africa
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-12-18
Stockholders Meeting

The annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Farmers and Merchants deposit Co npany
VIII be held in the office of the company in
Charles Town, W. Va. on Tuesday, January
g. 1907. letw the hours of 10 a. m. and 2
y. NJ. for the purposse of eleeting Board of
Directors aud the transaction of such other
business as may come before said stock hold
ers in general meeting.
s. LEE PHIL PS,
Dec. Is Cashier.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-12-18
Rubber Goods.


D,oLE ur O1t lin a n
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-12-18
Clothing Department.

corduroy and former price s 50 reduced to tss
IS II Sg
heavygr
blue referc cats
in
above former pricc 10 redu
s00 Il % reduced 70
hossbro
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-12-18
Leetown Keller Mills.

We wish TO inform the public that we nave
installed in our mill irst-class up-to-date
CORN CRUSHE r and allrouDd FEED ILL
capacity from fifty to sixty bushels per hour.
This means when ytn drive up to the mill
with six barrels or sixty bushels, it will be
crushed ground. sacked, and back on wagon
IN sixty minut,s-' RI hing aud grinding diy
Tuei days and FRIDAYS We ask you to give
us trial. Satisfactory work guaranteed.
JOHN II, GAR NER 81 son.
December 1S-3m
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-12-18
Horse For Sale.

The Undersigned offers for sale Good
Young Family Horse, four years old last
July. Will drive and work anywhere, aud
can be driven by a child.
HARRY F. DAILY
R. r. d. No. 10, Charles Town, w. Va,
December 11-4t.r
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-12-18
Notice.

Notice il hereby given to all persons using
electric current that collector will call on
them the fret of each month with their bills.
and unless said bills are paid at that tine, or
paid at the office by the tenth of the month,
penalty will be added This rule will be
strictly enforced, and any customer allowing
three bills to accumulate the current W i'll be
cut off.
CHARLES TOWN LIGHT AND POWER
COMPANY Dec 1S-3t
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-12-18

Prof F A Byerly has bought of Thomas
Files the brick house and lot in the west
ern end of Shepherdstown, formerly oc
cupied by the late Mrs Sigler. for $3.50
cash. Sale made through H L Snyder
&, IN
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-12-18

hefrtof Mammoth
on
uuinyo Them; ny
the
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-12-18
Traction Engine for Sale

A Tweive-Horsc Power Traction Engine for
sale 1T Bar aiE. Apply TO
j. FRANK WELLER.
Nov I3-1m. Charles Town. W Va
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-12-18

Miss Martha Magruder died at her
home in Shepherdstown December 7,
aged GO years.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-12-18
EARLY
SHOPPERS.
OUR STOCK or
TOYS

Has been selected with much care, and, as
usual. we have everything that is new end up
to dates Come early, while our line is com
plete. Our
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-12-18
INV

department has been given our most careful
attention. We have purchased only pure
goods, and My those that conform TO the
National Pure Food Laws. See our line be-
fore you buy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-12-18

Boy 8 90
left 49,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-12-18
S{a.

hoes Hats Furnishing rGooam
public that there will not be any mspen
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-12-18

q r. |. Cyclones rolled edge,
Misses and Children's Rubber Shoes Nearly at Cost
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-12-18
lOC. CANDY

Guaranteed to IMPLY with the Pure
Food Laws. 10 per cent discount to
Schools and Sunday Schools.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1906-12-18

UNDERWEAR
Whghs Health Underwear that sells for 90 reduced to sse
Glastonbury wool " = lW ooc
Ladies' mems and boys " = " " zoc isc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-08
A Habit.

The position of The Star
is unique. Nc old WASH
ingtonian Is ever without il
and the new ones quickly
contract the habit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-08

everybody United
sona inspection O OF
Our respective packing houses working
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-08-18


Judge wallis. Al ths county cosrt.
viii take . vhack u DE- Rocky Ford
vet md dry ease tonoer0w mosning-
The title of the a. i the Peopse.
Il Tie reisfioa 0f H. A. Ssaadman.
Va The mayor. city cosmcil and city
clerk citing then 10 aAou dat th<
ordinance rsc<afty paansd 6csn.ing
saIoocs in thaf burg , Lgal- The
hst publication u the ordinance
vas ia ssppasoe.e a q. R4cAy
Ford Entefprine - the sae-0d pub
kaasioa N IL Rneky Ford Tribune.
In tAs latter psbaicsein IL ordin-
aane vas NJ i0ns1 ~ TIE mayor
~ sesuasA - ~ eiay desk- n
~WseB einin 81 ~ thsue pephi-
bitsa nrv1nU.n a RseAy Focd
are tsyiAg To throw De haspooo
into thea b. giviag tAea tie worst
a IL Whenever n oceasinn presents
itseif.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-08-18

J. p IRH- . y0o9g RAn UAD
.as ss<A 0Ued u ~ kuzanmD a
<nU csx As0sn ~ ~ Fzzsaa
Aasx<s dssng IL - fve ns.ehA.
6~e s<zy s.1Arn4y q ~ AAst<ss
ruGi.g hse~ a Csia1ds ss1ss
yesterday 0a<1g fruE cnas2p-
1a1- As- Cra - 49, 20 ~
asE<g, d. <v<ang hefsee hls dsaGh
azd !. cueveslag vs<1 . ffi<nd -
ia: ~ - fsstng &eI<r rhae
z<zaL HA rxsaxiv0 1--we u AIhaay.
n ". % vAieA piAr< rh< body slH
proSnhly he aAi1pnA-
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-08-18


Ar. - Mn Joe Cad. formerly
of IL oDabruok country. Who have
bsea viitiag rsasfives in Kansas.
Seva and Ohio since last April. A.
rived in Gods country thursday
morning and Will make their home
IN this city. They are n pre.ent
living in tie C. ". Phillips resi-
dsnee On Rston avenue. Mr.. Cari
viited his birthpaace in Adams
county. Ohio. which he left fifty-6ve
yean go. asd found snme Of The
ed land marks still in existence the
cd mill which his father conducted
hnf . csatusy ago. the anokehouse
whjeA decorated he hock lot, the
ed oaken bucket. and several Of the
scens vhieA hin infancy knew. He
feuad everything eAanged. however,
and ~ he vouldn't live there
agnia II they made him q present. Of
. warranty dssd 70 . whole town
Aip- He , Giad to set hoek to
CnSos1de oncs more and intends to
pend De rsst Of ha days here.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-08-18

Notice . h<f<Ag sivse To IL PR
sues indeoesd % A. Hare. - pco-
pri<eo< of De 1na Ton restaurant.
hat IL accounts dur HIN foe hnsd
aeeainsd ps,oe 70 Angse 5. lSS-Are
mn IN my hAads Ss~ eo{lsefion- An
p<rNns knOving the@srives TO b<
in6eoesd 70 hin a. - NE ~ my
o<se<. Rnn@ , 0il;eT-Hal< block
On pay day snd for several days
thereaft<r. I viH BE- n the Boz Ton
rssesnssnf. vAese pay0en; can be
made ~ thss tine- Positively III
accounts dse hin noss be paid with
ia the n.exf thirty day1
s z AExpEilsoN.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-08-18

@<e is y2as's - Sn61
~ Al 6<&<e
n1rA a. 0ss - - =
s..z<<ssss rs~~az
Fx sr<. Ef< - snrsAmg -
zr- "a "a = Z A0hn1m. ~.
:. M t5<L
LasE Gs-sf sxs<4- q. Enex r.
t~s 1s--s- <r~S e-- Fs~sd Il
r-<z-z--s rss -tss aGrx-
r.- Ia J1nz Dzsg C1osy
Ezss a szi-y Il anAnw -
tErT d-l,As Il a As.rxssGi.A
-G1n- sssss. t<~x ia - nushss-
Ever ~rS g4<zess.A - -,
r-f-ss-d--hJ Ju.s. Az,kag c.
Ha&-.ly .rs>oss r<S.<t aah. Dssf
tor zzy scas.s district = Ossrs
ao1nEy fsr s2s< ~ III rsasrNE
S-see-
Foe RDT Too ufus.iuAs-a
roD1.s. zss CAsos1ds sse.R- L.
qsir~ Il Hzrry Wright n d. Oss
$50
Ar yo1 yoirsx 10 pasnf. hs. se<
tn L. Jsn-z Hardvsr< C@aQmny.
zS~-ts for HzIs<<k's ho~R pninex.
r~s- - earth
Th- La J1ntz Hardware C@0nny
= agent for the SrAsak an1e and
Loex Company ns~y have a6ofo
zJ- froen 81 1p-
Fr~znzn Fred NAYS s1vs Gsa .;
syrzeas~. Kan-. rbar.aU - Asad-
h=sisi baes TO la Junsa- H. .
nov n the baspstal thsssasas1 With
an a,t.es 81 who'd fewer
FOz SaIE-Se~ rn<a3esn IN fsun
ho1s~, Sne lzSn and ShAde syDx O.
"a O-- ~ th- 5<zs strsrts = th<
city. I've nins,ss saIk frua post
o.iee. Inquire Al this odSes-
John Fx-rish. of Denver. vho
o~ns a majority Of the ss1sk q th<
La Jsntz Eectric LShs CK1any.
has b-s~n q visitor ic this city for
several days on urgent h<.aInAA-
Mr. E z Fisher e1pscss = Isase
in the near future for Califosnia for
her health. and wiil sell heS hous<-
hold furniture .. barHain II taken
At once. Call Al the corner Il Car
son avenue and Sixth street
While the bo<s is array the elesks
have been esesning hooe q K<o-
dail's painting. psp<ring aaA Dut-
ting in q ne~ up-to-da4e hae&gsUaa1
for the show sindoUs. vAssR ~
chief window dreArr vii - eivsa .
chance TO display m tnluses.
LaJunta will play hazehalI vith
the ias AnirlAs team tomorrow A.
tsrno-on. the game being esllsd
promptly At Z.45 o'cinck. DDvis
and Schrnid vill oHiciste - the hst-
t@ry for the home team and Astnsy
and Eastman for Las Anims.
G. H. winchell has arrived hnms
from Denver where he has been IT.
tending the grand lodge meeting Of
the Knights Of Pythias- Mr. Win
eheII Was honored by being elected
grand master Of the excheques, .
position formerly he,d by y. Z
FzrweIl.
Mr- =. Z. Mason arrived hoae
last Wednesday from COLORADO
Springs and COLORADO City. where
she has been the guest Of friends dur
ing the pas, ten days. Every day =
nov like the latter part Of the eightA
verse Of the thirteenth chapter a
Hebrews
Leonard CHATTER. Of Deavss.
Familiarity known in this city .
Bob. Jr-" is spending . few dnvs
in this city visiting his grandpareafn,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. p. Stephenson. -
other friends. Bob" has bsm
leading the strenuous life for . ~
months ~ q trzmvay cooductoe -
Denver.
Rev. Rigdon. Of Lamar. pastor a
the n. f. church a that plsce. 49,
. In Junta visitor last Wednenany
accompanied BY his wife. Mrs. ~
don was formerly Mrs.. u. z. Sosu-
art. formerly of the Holheosk
country. and came to La Junen- 81
make final proof On = claim IN 1T
section.
4 Chas. Eddinxton. q fuRl
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-25
Goes to vInIta

Mis- Mas Shepherd has gone % Vi,
nita. where she sill make her fntuFs
home. having bought tie Photographic
studio of u d. Hughes. Miss shep-
herd s gifted e. an artist. having Ia.
hefltsd from her mother, whose line
paintings adofn many bomeN For
the past Eve years Miss Nae has been
assistant Ia the burke Studio at Nee,
sho, what time she has not besn IN
the employ 81 bader 4 Coffee kansas
City Il Is nesdless ta comment On
either of these studies. as their sotk
Is unsurpassed.
We gladly recommend her q the
people Of Viulta a. a. artist 10 exary
sense II tho word. with sterling hesi.
mess qualities and beautiful and
logAbIe character Nsosho regrets
sury much % loss her Is she Is very
popular IN soclefr where she has allost
Of friends who 81 Join ne Democrat
10 wishing her unbounded success IN
her new home Neosho Democrat
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-25
THE KATY"
FAST MAIL
Improvement Over the Present
Schedule OF Twelve Hours

Washington, Jan ~ By an order
issued al the poSfonice department
today. a new fast mall service through
the Indian territory aud into Texas
viii tse established II wili embrace
about one Thousand miles u territory
The Missouri Kansas Il Texas II an
early date Will install a fast train 70
connect with ths Frisco az vinlta 1.
r., and operating IA conjunction slth
the Houston s TEXAS Central ana
Western Texas. mail vii leave 81
Louis Al 2t5 o'clock II the mofains
over tie Frisco and arrive A. Nlalta
at l2-s0 o'clock the same day
Tie Kansas CITY mails will be eat.
ried on 3 Missouri. Kansas & Texa,
train vhich vii have left Parsons
Kas, a n a a. and vii be waiting
az Vlnita Ter The Frisco. Leaelng
Vtuita a. 1916 o'clock The train wll
reaea nenison. Tex II bl5 i. III
with stops at Wagouef. Muskosee
south MeAlesteF ana Duant / 4
AZ enison tie mails vii be divided
A portion viii leave 0seF the Houston
4 Texas Central a. 0.J0 p ni. afrlT
ing At Houston a. clio q m., ard d
Galveston az a. a. The seeons
batch af mail vii continue osef ~
Missouri, Kansas & Texas, reachln,
Fort Worth 81 $50 p a., and Sal
Antonio at sa. m. It vas said at th,
Postonice department tie new schei
ule would mean 20 improvement eve
the present schedule of from ten q
twelve hours far some 0f the indai
TERRITORY and Texas points Tie datI
Tor putting the nee schedule into ef
feet lias DOT been decided upon
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-25
.RADIUM WATER
At PRYOR CREEK

Pryor Greek l. r. Jan. = Tte
town council has granted J A Quinn
q this plaee a franchise Cor tie ass 0f
tie radium watcf from tie aftrsiau
vel aud he all erect hath houses And
construed q swimming pool IS soon IS
tie weather wiil permit Il Is TIE
intention 70 add 3 s4uitarium and L
sufficient home capital can aot be -.
cured outside capitalists will he lnxil-
81 q assist the development of tire
enterprisa. This watsr Is known e
possess sunderfui healing properties
aad much good IS expected q result
from lis extended use
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-25
STREET LIGHTS
ARRANGED FOR
City Council Makes Contract
With Electric Light Co.

Al ah adioufnei meeting u tie city
council saturday night au ordinances
vas passed contracting witA tl,s vlnlta
Ecctrie Light. Ice & powsr Co for
s.lifty.one arc llshfs iof TIE uss u liie
city, q ~ II $50 thousand candle
power, of standard mAufsrinm ard
modern design, TIE lights Aw q
burn On The Philadelphia Mo0uilght
schedule. ana 10 barn kil nights wtlen
arcied o. phsn the noon Is not si,0us
lg.g Of dos not glss sufficient light.
The cts hall ard Gre Department =
% - lighted FREE, nof u ekrsei
Twenty-Five sixfeen.cendle reweF
lamps The pfies 70 he pzid Cor street
lights i e. 60 psF calendar meHfh
each Al over thlriy.slf such lAmps
ara e. - eiareei Tor at the rate =
= ~ q fary IlFhis Tie fnnehiss
ls fof nine yr4fs from the zlsi q lat
Noyemtsf. and slss comp4nY hAs until
Nay !. lad, 20 lasfa is llghts Tie
city RESERVES the fightto purchase fils
plant e tise expiration e flia ffan.
ehise e - feal value st that time.
pai does not bud itsslf q 30 ~
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-25
"POOR LO"
Are Indeed Prophetic Words,
Says Alex. POssY

Alsx po.eg. the vel kBoun Creek
bard wl0 a Al pfaanns engaged ln
~fitlng SERIES II Greek lnasan "a.
bies and tfaditiotrx ia conYefsAfion
with . I,emuclat man a tho cammis.
slon this morning. frfsffed toa fenent
editorial IN : Nussuses morning "a
pef. Nhleh expfea1et spirit = en-
thaslaAsn over ule fsmorai Il tiia
cFusA trilal tAx
faassf safk ffum TIE whlte mans
point n sise tie article sas sofl good
tsif that tile Indians side wAa not
siosn.
1a iils fourth u AafcA q tlis
pfu@at yuaF. Eflial rule ID indian
Territory wtIl expire forever There
viii te ne mov governments 81 for
AMI b iiie Indians after that tlms.
it = lie las Il Is tl.s Inevitable. ~.
ou uhleh Pate and tlss Great White
fatisF have ~ the sssl y Their ap
profAi TIE chiefs and safflUa x siie
flAe Aagienz lave assembled saf the
LAT time around their council Hfes 70
coilsl.Ief tie eslfafe u tlis lAua sblrh
~az ~ apart t. ihsm - conefszs fof
tiielf - afai oocupansg 4s laae a.
gtAs sfuws and ~atsf runs said
foseY
~Ilss event Nill Is faaEhs with
grave Consequences ge tie poog iuilAn
auaeslsioms.i % the requirements u
a civilization 80 unlike hs can.
though Il bfiss great ana manf bles.
sings to fhese that an reads q ~.
ceiFe them
IL + aeep'Y galhstic story.
continued tie noted Creek HAsf wha
rAfs of pitses Not tie pse0 eater.
lug Il pnhiie sentiment Nof the
politician etpseliuF future Honars
Not tie president. not eoHsfes par.
suing the lines d political etpad ency
s Il. The noaf indlan pFaphstic
worils lndeed MuskuRee isemumt
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-25
MASONIC TEMPLE
FINEST N WORLD

South NcAlestef. Jan = The eof.
nenione q one q The finest balidinss
"a ne sorid devoted sselmlytle 70
Asspnle purposes wAn lAla yesterday
By Tie grand leise % Indian terri.
tory, Impressive eerpmuuiss attending
Five handrci Nasons participated il
the Nofk. The uea temple Is 70 i
thfee Stories, of cream bflek and gaf.
tlage STONE Tie banquet fodm slil
sraf itss1s aud the auditorium 80
petsuus Tie balance nf gllt huslgisns
n devoted fn esaANs FoGlls auA oifse4s ~
the various Masonic lasilsS
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-25
IT SHOWS

l lo0s % We tie snow
PAL on the 9allow gfasz
That ionT Ia ceased 70 Fruw
Nor heafs Tie seasons pass
The slaFiveied cheek of death
That marks tie NlutFt plain.
Touched bg tie northern breath.
i 5leached from essfy stain.
Like Righteousness Il comes
Pfofnse from heAycnlY realms
In vhite Il clothes our homes
II uhite, tie world o'srwhelms
Blest emblem Of the Pun.
Wiz taniailze a. nou
Al ones apply tie cure.
Aud make y clean Is thou.
Mlns ear aKalnet the pane.
Without ! hear tho blast
The shiterlng poor complain.
TIE rich a their repass
Wan poverty must face
aud stem this sleety gust
Want fales The very place
Where hoagisd mllllon. rust
whe form'st tie fate Of men.
On this unequal plan.
On, tell "a hos. and wneu.
That awful scheme began.
Too QUAsrKn
Jan =, la@
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-25
Missiles ~ 81 Jahn'. Kps.asw.a
Chuweh.

Tie Rev. & A. Wed. II Joplin.
Missouri, sill hold 5 Mission St 3,
Johns church neKt seek TIE saf.
vices ell begin On Monday. Janaary
SPth aud be held each srenlne during
tie seek, The Rev hr Weed wlll
also have chaFge of tie aefssss ~
SUNDAY, febfaaFy ttA EVER ons =
cordially Invited -ttsad thasa ssr
fices and ulli ~ made aslcoma
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-25
JUDGE PARKER
INSTALLED
Inducted lnlo Office With Due
Ceremony Saturday

fatge Laman y pafasr If, sAs
Installed into the ufiee ~ 1a5ee OK
tia northern dsiYicg SATURDAY after.
naQu Nilh dae eeremalf laisr glll
administered tht oath az na.es ard
judga Parker uas eeaaftei % tlss i,ar
hy 1adee q h iNnlsu. Tie o.ieft
msmi~f ~ The baf Al til.s plaee sfi
psrNaaAl friend cf ia1ss PARKER Tie
fp9alaf term ~ caari uprhe1 4 No
eAta to-day 1edsr Parker - tl,c
ieneA.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-25
FAST TRAIN
WRECKED IN
CALIFORNIA
Golden State Limited Crashes
Into Local Passenger Car
at Glendora

Associated Press
Los Angeles Jan "a Fourteen
parsons wefe Injured slightly IN col.
llsion Yesterday At ,iisndoA bstwesn
TIE santa Fs limited west bound and
local tmla.
Al we're passengers cn the local
The Limited was running II 4 kpeesi
Of slxty use miles ~ hour. going down
grade The rear coach q re local.
vhich vas standing a the depot, was
crushed e. klndiluK.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-25
STEAMER SUNK;
CREW RESCUED


Associated Press
uosion, Jan. . Tie steamgs Tfo-
jan, of The Boston and Philadelphia
line, coliided in the fog Ia VlBsyari
Sound last Sunday elth steamer Ma
eooehec. Tie Trojan sank IN thrce.
quarters Of an hour The other steam.
er took On Ire captain and crew oi
tuenty.seyen q the Trojan ard landed
them here today, when uews q the
collision first became known
There wefe no passengsfs Oh Trojan.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-25

n@ness q wafer closets and out
houses uno have not complied vl1ll
TIE eltT ordinance condemnlng 81
saoh places not connected with saseI
aaa water are warned thzI they afs
subject u arrest ard thaI the Iaw
Hlll IL enforced These plaeea IN tlla
bleeks Included II tlss ordinances must
= removed "a onee af prosecution wIll
= |nsIl1ated
he Rspzsaatn CT Marshal
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-25

Complaint = mada IN dlaeruni oas,n
~ TIE city that private hydmngs A,n
nslns Used iof vatef lig pefsons osl.er
tilan tsle oWnen. The superintendent
vii eaase ths arrest and pfoessaa..,..
Of such offenders u & + not ssopnsa.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-25
ESCAPE TO
MOUNTAINS
Thrilling Experience Of Natives
In the Green Fields OF
Old Virginia.
Associated Press

Weston, VI Va, Jan e Heavy
wind aud rain storm, resembling a
eloudbuFst, passed over the southeast.
ern portion of this state yesterday,
iioodlng rivers, carrying away bridges,
houses and many million feet Of lam-
Der and valuable timber The water
came up 80 suddenly that men, women
and children had 60 wade knee-deep
out Of their homes % the mountain
tops. Report Of lives lost not con.
iirmed, but the money loss viii run
into millions