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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-07-12
Ball Team DIshandcd.

TIE lzst leAkee tasefsli games ii
tafa il.ls seAsan sefs r'agsa here
#sniAs Tie tsam hss uot lsen
s8ppaHaa 0g Tie toau. aut s. tlls ~
e.pls ffom eai-QffoNn Kames have
NJ heen saaaeIsul e make geet tie
leai aeaclt e Ffnse8 lmpoNib's a.
sssp tl.s tesm selns loafss 81 Il ess
daEAndsd 81 tie e.ase e yesterdays
daahle beaief
Tle 1eYs h4fs n1l fseelFea thsif
salsfles ief the past a0aiia ard cou.
sefusniis a namheg q them have
heea auahls 70 pAg tbsls balls Il IS
eia tlaf seFeAi stlisf teams in tbs
kansas rasne are auast 90 the verge
81 dissolution Tl.s esasuss q keep.
lng tie tssms 81 las tssu - great
tlaf pnlga fsN of i1sm have made
naesg eiAnaIs sli Fafi seell are
tofb b hard eaY
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-07-12

hoae lie adylsed Lbs people 20 ~.
u.Aln eood uesghbofs ana good lflanda
ti1oushaaf Tie coming political cons
hiri which Is soan % be upon Is. the
l1fsl f the klna II the history - tfas
eountfs lie ngmpllmenled TIE ~.
atenes 81 esylng 1hat thss country
was made 80 q TIE hlggesf-heAFlea
aad aiest shole.soalei class e people
be eger sag ans Ahefe
Join CornFasse closed tlga speak
Tax hg failing hls people rive principal
things eaeh sreakef flad SAID.
J Jackson won ille foplng contest
ana caught TIA CREASED piR aud Chas
Price plucked lie prize fFm tie
CREASED pole
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-07-12
COUNCIL DID
NOT MEET

ma important meeting d tie cltY
council that uas sef tor lasl night
failed e uafsfIallIe aud Is eonss-
aaence tie matter of street paving
fad u - lad ever togeihef silh
considerable othef uusiBes TIE
counsl adloaFned subject q tie call
81 tie mayer, and Il IS expected tlat
8 meetlns all = held siflief Monday
ef TuesiaY
Ilnse present iAsi night Nerr Aldsf
men liaghY, psek. walien wilklnnn
and fonlet absent, Aldermen bad
eeit, CFatchee.d and Collins Alder.
man collins has permanent position
IN ClAfemofe. and has not been able
"a aifend ans Of the meetings ef the
Vel. bat "a fel has nat handed Ia
ssIsnation.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-07-12
MANY INJURED
IN ACCIDENT

Yesterday afternoon stand af tat
ai'd eesf exhibition s. Aftm eaFe
eaz aut ~ peap.e weU lkmNu g.
Nae efusna It believed tfat fhe
supports ssas ute ti.e blt earth.
tbmsiaT fhe stand ate backward
taffaaate SIS 80, h.gia ea
Banaef might have eefn Killed A.
g eas snHmbe 81 people sustained
sefa injuries AMONG those aaft
henk Nn safte Alton -
broken Ms Haame teofa Ieg
buseu Mrs frge Falkland lef
bfase WNHe e others reaslged
a#T INJURIES
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-07-12
SUMMONS FOR
ROCKEFELLER

Fludlay. ONO la'Y gadss Bank
- ln fHe pfutate ceurt has issued 3
SUMMONS fef Jaha p RnsksieIief lu
caanectiau slth tl.e sur tcesntly 60.
- hets against the StaudaHi-0lI com.
ang and Rockefeller Individually M
which 4 j. alleged THAI tia NAlen.
tine anti.tulsi lae has leeg violated
bg tlsa STANDARD and Its subsidiary
companies TIE summons Aas been
taned ia % slIeF1 3ufes. Nho
states uiat he slil make sfeiee aeon
Rockefeller Is aou as ue Iafles fe
taua FROM Eufope
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-07-12
BsrtlesyIIle Appointment.

Il II Montgomery u BaftIesvile
rs besn appointed mastef Ca elian.
eU oi the ne0 court district a. Ear
tlesg.Ae A. master in eiiancery M
pfetaie business of tbe neN district
sill come under his iaf.silcl lou and
tis position IS al important one Nf
Montgomery enjoys tie distinction 81
having heeu recommended fer tie posi-
tiou b. the hsf and citizens generally
q hs dIsffiet
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TIE uev9af<s ata = 8ticlAaS that
are clam1rlnF fsf ghs sseetlon CON.
mtsAsen q submit .ts report 10 tho
cnnsss ef ESQ eF tlfee wesks hAse 10
tis ceueepllon of tie wufk inyo.ted IN
dltldlng this country Into election
districts Tl.sFe i 10 eensas q the
counfgY tiAt ths boari can so hy, and
30 sisetlea sRvres Estimates % tle
population q Indian Territory range
81 ts,a wAy from 90 90 70 seoeoo
rndeg The circumstances then. the
baafd wili se iarkY II 4 completes ia
woFk hg sepismbs1 1. ~ tie membem
estimate theY ull@ Before doing any.
thlnn siae tlis board must Arriu Il
some cio@e eifimafe q ti.s population
81 tpwnshiIa This aili lake time.
rnfil u Is d0ns. hoaeFcf it Npald ~
g d 20 ify "a divide TIE tsfntory into
: saktlon districts
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-07-12
ACTION is
DEFERRED

ghloago. 1u'f Iaigs fAnas gosiaF
deferred action uu The motion faf tie
nsN trial ot Ute Allon rebate esse ga.
al Wednesday. IA afieF e aIloa ue
attorney fof the defense q sluN that
the Arrangement betwseu tfa packing
eompaug and the railf0ad Vas seIi
known among the shippers ana sas
moi q secret rsbate. No sentence sill
b passed until after the motion Tor q
usN trial $ disposed 81
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-07-12
ROSE is HELD
IN CONTEMPT

Topesa Kan, falY Tie supreme
e1au today handed tosn : decision ID
tne contempt proceedings against w
v Rae af Kansas Citr Kan sho
avamfd tls oaiee g. ahlth BE sas
eleetei af = special elersion aftaf the
court isd asesei bits Zee failure -
saiQfcs tie prohibition aat anti gam
0llns Ass The eourt Binds Hase lu
contempt aaa deefess thar he siall
forfeit hs ollee and "a q aus ef
sl.eo if us order IS nal oiagsd
within tssnty da5s noss Is tole sent
30 ths slawuee county lsH
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-07-12
Funeral Of Patrick shauahan

Tie funeral of Patrick shanahan
vas held yesterday morning Tlia lzsI
services iaf tie dead 81 tie Catllolie
ehegeh uers observed 10 Sacred Heart
church 81 10 eieek the services b..
ing conducted b Father IIdefonse
TIE church sas crowded ~iih the
friends q the deceessd, practically all
tie oid amlllespf ylnlsa ana tie saf
rounding 1oautfY belna represented
HuFlAl sAs N ssss cltg cametaTt
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-07-12
SEVEN DEAD AT
CELEBRATION

umsha Nth 5alg Flge more
bodies ti1ae Is ieaf yaans eomeo u
0nall4 ae recovered ths maFnlnf
ffuu tie sAisf ef Lake Manaea.
ufasfs lasi n|ett over afanarsa pef.
sons while wairhinFa display % flfp
wurks wsfe pgeelpltaiel into sixteen
tvsi eiNagsF klghl gerseas ssfe i0.
iafri eue g whom = reported q ~
Is 4 sefi1us c0Hiltitn alA sssen re9-
pls wrfs reported ui~ls uE morn.
iae
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-07-12
Head Ache
Sometimes?

s. Ha interest N0 tu
Snow fhaf t can De stopped
with l1f Miles Anti Pain la.ils
and without any Bad alte
effects anal lhs without dam
ser 10 forming a drug habit or
Saving FaW stomach disar
ranged They positively CON
tain 30 opium. morphine, e.
aIne. chIorab ether ot ehl0no
form iu ans fotm Dr Iile
Anu-pain plHs rekeve pain
and leave onlt a scn7e q feliel
The reason for this . eyplair Z
by the iaci that headache dnes
from tired irritable tufbnlent
uyer-taNed brain nerves ANTI
Pain Pills sooihe and strength.
ca these nerves. thus renewing
the cause. Ihfe are harmless
when taken as directed
Wb uss Df MgsA aHtl Eain fGflu
fHf ffH r4ff 90 EeHHaeHf. Hnl Sc
mink lhst ihffe e nafMng Tiara vii
fauai them FfeF HH cure tha
everest HUeH ~ H#f Gus HT Hlsk
hafaas s. Is s NsEF frH HIfHaisH
am - q nervous fHWEffAWe $50. ara
Occasionally Hafa HEF when mf
nerves sgsm o. 81 completely FshNHai
- ard { ifmlle - can sfafif
eunfHi1 mEakiE AA ~ 81 iiMfs Hl4
aaYs taEf Efs Afai H3n iHHa HHf
they Haiaf ma FiaHf aaNs - = rae
frafkalff HHHH s sefHinf HifNet they
hHSe auah ffa HafHHe
mis- Il II kAAf.. Detroit Nifh
Or Hfiea' Aufl. paln piiia afe suld ~
Yeaf ofuraIaf vac aiii 1uafanise that
the first naehAna eBl lsNnaiit Il e.
fsiits be NIH feikrn FHHr n1eusf.
e5 aessf, a5 esnts. f}eNeE eoid n hulk
Miles Medical Co. Klkhart, Lad
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-07-12
BURNED TO DEATH
BEFORE CROWD

Chicago 5e.y Eafeogad Is aames
hiArtsi b5 the nomhastl0n 81 rses
aFs 81 asfnK'ts u s0ia carried lu hs
pocssf WHazm seissn ran thfgast
1atkson boulevard O. ile hsafi ai thf
business district tolaY runned tg q
efawa ateut p8 eafehlne the nan and
ekflnealslins tie flames Sefasu va.
dnsiIf se.se4 hf 8 policeman wt.o tors
ne han siethius frem lis lssif lls
uas fatally egfnet
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-07-12
MAY PREVENT
AN EPIDEMIC

NaaHa 1aIY lte ta ataa.
ten IS unchanged JOSEPH aeitrrog
s tle en5 AmsFleaa aHs las dies Is
tas pas g Ieun The hsaIa author
itlm 0etete thai he ner afss 8ags
ell - the crucial tIme ana f tie
extent e The disease can q eaaaeI
- its present. pfaasHtiaas au epidemic
is unlikely
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-07-12
OklahOma's Star

Nashlnsfsa. laIf e hks lsen
dselasi tlat tfs sdsnialon iiito The
union q okialoms sial ta ffeenisd
hg the Add.tea q 8 star % tlie hiae
aeEt q tie hsg plaeei sf tie aeef
80 lla.a esfnsf HHs okaiuma
- however VII &c 81 sen an tile
st.eaai sasisn ntH te'Y negt
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-07-12
A SCOURGE BROKEN UPCELEDRATE
vnuIent Outbreak Of
Cholera Reported
in Manila

Washington. 1uif TIE paf De-.
parfmeat aas adYlsed today d : siFu.
Iont ousbnak of choisfa n Manila.
Fog tie wess endlpg July there wefs
ilecAses and sdeatiss. Fof tlietwensy.
foaf Hours ending ne morning d Jelly
there we're twetfe eases and afs
deaths lu tie provinces
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-07-12
MutIny Suppressed

Ratuns Trans aneasia 1alf Tie
maiiny e ule tnors here las eadci
Tia fingleaiiefs esapea. vhefenpen
ilisif followers yieldedsnd are ean8ned
~ TIE IoFlraa
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-07-12
BIDS ASKED
ON BIG SHIP

Washington. 1uiy Secretary iloua.
pate Las ISSUED circular inviting
has Iar tie s10ntoa lattleship
Aui bfised - coueres. AMI which VII
y ne Apesi slilp ln he vofia.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-07-12
Al EstelIa by Discuss.
Ing The Issues of
the Day

Tle tNa.days celebration al Esiella
aas = ephtlnual round 81 pleasure
EnftasiAAm and patriotism. ths klud
flias dominated our fofefatbea. reign.
ed supreme
Ihs pfincipsl features 81 tlsa occbs.
sou aefe TIC addresses delivered IS
E. Il fsotawo, s r. Paris and
Wade S stAnGeld
Arrangements lad teen made t9
aegois the afternoon q the Fourth
to.a political dcgats hetseen " p
Thompson and sam Parks Tor tAo
Democrats aud n N PFolAsco and
NJ StanGeid foF Tia nspuhlsauS. but
% Aceuam u MF Ihompsens al.
setoe Il eAs decided q eut out al fri.
efeiics q politics. vhieh Vas strictly
adhered "a hY Mr rfoiasco. but
the neaFness % statehood Wlfh itA
many issues % vast Importance q car
people fhe temptation a. lean over
politically sas Toe much foF aesss
Parks and Smnfeia Mr sfnnaeld
aid Parks bfoke the agfeement
st1lnE bim an excuse b. taih about
politics. iioWeyer ileF side qfs
aone th.s lne sere mild lnterspeFs.
- slih good stories wfb which
tolh Parks abd stsafea are well
supplied Eaeh snsskef SAID De eas
nai = candidate i8r o0ee bar ID aas
aellesd thai thef pai1sd tas farmer
and tis fafuef eooi wife ~ tie
back AZ TIE sag tfgaeh ans what
.ttsY said abeui ;le cammsua eub
feaa wi0 @a ~ haee poor farms
en ID iha country ugid Eat 1ak
sslI e prlut
SIR pfohascp han us address
sith au aIlusion io 6et great natal
halliday llv mpfesd a audience
s8A tle iaet nat aheu w. sbate
tae nsEt Fourth g JOSS ah country
eiil base olue1 ths gaatg af states
aaa iad tfsm g faa grave usaasl+
I0uty tiat has BEN placed saao cor
peeFs ns the passage 81 tiis statehood
htH lle alluded go tie faef that
Iuef bad tesu gaetHei ai .arg range
T It9f great mans feah aaa uat auv
thaf eete 8 gQfefa fhemse1res q
sbsps tiaeir gun dse niles ia fhs uas.
los 8fa eausat0oH aaa eoaci neat
u I&as
De sI0ke q os stea ma Re-
ssares g the laiah q
, ,Ia rel lands forests aaa aefas
asi satcs thst as ne aaH Meag1
ass saaa f8 bette eauucrea flet
eftha Baw iae uss STATE H ak.
AHaua aas les' net s. b
tff efesfesf % ihe EHea
FHea III lar. ta came d
6, h8i a sehsd a Gft
seer 1915 ialab.elm a uet
eaw sHefe o. he ne SEA zee
en6iami bNess1 saa aHf leug
.feo flgee stories usea down
q sAess bud u ~ BIS rs
narss failAslouiHs fr.aaie fa ST. b
hDan alN flt expects
niaN nf 1mt f d
te aAd besa IufHe8
u.uf alaat U6naue hf sasIse
n.e H sic aai6n af after
sH.e uuutsr g
ue schools tHe fa
afa aauftfe sH a6.
iafIa basf res H#.s
nhet.fas l.a4H 5iaftaf
Ceaaee district at. b. sas
fa mea4sf t m l
aitls as appa8 fe.f.f
.andaBfbatnta fftan
efsfF4 e p 4.
rf lr &C..
49, - ~ .s
- feWrs re
hl4 aa8rsss va,s in 4.f.,s,.. .,,t..
ana il.s sssn.,. .I.i,5,5s. tl..t t..t
nasn fi.a .6ssi3e- .f.t5.s 1850 ,.s
~ lis raee.f ~ res
tiaa Saf fh. Nar3fl.f ss.. ~.
enl9 easf 0.Net f, 49, ~.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-01-06
COLORA.

Mr.. William =. Coulson and little
grand-daughters, Anna and Clara Coul-
son, spent New Years day with Robert
f. Pierce and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry G.. Nicklc, of
Woodlawn, and Mr.. Gwinn, of Philadel-
phia. were the guests of Rev. and Mrs.
William Gwinn on Sunday.
Mr.. Leslie Brumfield visited relatives
in Philadelphia during the holidays.
Carroll Coale is visiting Allen Bryant
in Baltimore.
Miss Alice Smith, of Avondale, was
the guest Of Miss Anna Dunlap during
the holidays.
Rev. Samuel Polk brought his little
son. Joseph, home from a hospital in
Philadelphia Wednesday morning
Lloyd Balderston. Jr.. missed his foot
ing while descending the car steps last
Saturday morning and fell to the plat
form. He was not seriously hurt.
The trustees of our public school have
appointed Miss Anna Fryer as teacher.
Mr.. Andrew Wiley, our II. +. ID. post
man, started out last week with new
wagon.
Mr.. Jacob Wayne will have a public
sale of stock and farming implements mt
his farm near Mt. Pleasant, January II.
The congregation of West Noting
ham Presbyterian Church presented
their pastor and wife with we'll filed
purses for Christmas presents.
Mrs. George Thompson spent Tuesday
with friends in Rising Sun.
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James c. Egan of West Nottingham,
Mrs. Belle Brickley, of Grcenhurst,
spent New Years with their sister, Mrs.
Brush and son, in Bucks county.
Mrs. John Cavanaugh has returned
home from n pleasant visit with her sis
ter. Miss Lizzie Lamm. in Philadelphia
Misses Annie and Bessie Woods, of
Toughkenamon. spent several days with
their sister, Mrs. William Mckay
Mr. Jacob Torbcrt and family spent
Sunday with Mrs. Sophie Coulson, near
Rock Springs.
Mr.. Samuel Pierce is quite i'll.
Mrs. Stephen kraus>l and daughter
Anna. OF Port Deposit. spent Tuesday
with Mr.. Joseph I[rauss and family.
Mr.. c. Kemp Brown fell one day TO
Gently and broke his right wrist
Mrs. Clarence KrauSs presented hcl
husband with Il Christmas gift of twin
girls
Mr.. Granville Richards and family
left their country home on Monday morn.
ing for Baltimore, where they will re
m"tn until Spring.
Mr.. Albert krauss and family. of vii
mington. spent New Year $ with Mr.. Jos
crh Bare ana family.
Miss Eva Brown returned to Phil1dcI
phia Tuesday morning after spcndin.
the hn'idavs mt her home here.
Mrs. John Pierce visited relatives neal
Barnslcy, Pa. Tuesday.
Miss Bertha McNry. of Fremont. visit
~ her brother. Harvey McNry and fam
lily, during the holidays
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-01-06
PERRYVILLE

NV.I.r IN'nItnr om1 Mn Nv, NTo\-,,.
..r,, ,.;,,',,,, r,:,,I' T., p.,Iti,,'a,.' ~
W. and lrrs Isnn w., W., 90 WI
rina,on ,.f,tt.i w. arI w.. ~
Ownr. -, Snnla,. ,..+
Tho nrtr,t.ir,rant Of 4,o r,,r,,.,.;r,o "
!, Srrr,v s,r,n,r ,,.,.,,, Wv, r,,,..i.,.
inc Drcrr,Ln, 90 ,,,., - Grand ..rcco,.
Mr. Emil Nr.,urn, l,d a., ,,,,.r,,,,. ,...,.,,,,
fran ,,ofno myrr thn rnIanI,n,.rt nno
d,y Lost WOOD, ,.biro ,,,r,,in,, A., ,,,r;,,n
for tbr Nm,,ric,n prfdmn 10 rho tranI.
.prl1d con,fnr tLn onmfro and n,r, "a
he lrr,fIgd r,,. Soma tf,no Inf No. .,,,,.i,,,
dawarc was done
Mr. Ear, RrvpoIfs is rrrortnd h,vinr
tbo tynhoiI fever.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-01-06
WOODLAND.

Mr.. Grover Ewing. Of Wilmington.
spent Christmas with his father
Misses Mabel and Ola KciIh0'tz. Of
hH'tinorr, visited their mother the first
~f the week.
Mr.. Harry Williams. of Wilmington.
spent several days this week with his
parents.
Roy. ard Mrs. f. X. Moore and Miss
Moore visited Mr.. ana Mrs. William Gie-
rtc'. of HaltimGrc. this week.
Mr., John Tomluson is visiting in
PhilHlclrhi1.
Mr.. WiI'tqm Ruttcr. of Baltimore.
spent Saturday AVID Monday with his
parents. Mr.. ana Mrs. John r. Ruttcr.
Nr'. +. 7. Bry1n and Miss Mildred,
Of Wilmington, are the guests of Mrs
J. 4. TYSON.
Mr.. WjlIi9m Simcoc is spending the
week with Baltimore relatives.
Mr.. Harvey RnttHr Of Pcrryvillc,
spent Sunday with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Ahrahams. of
Brooklyn. spent Christmas with Mr. and
Mrs. e. s. AbrhamS.
Mr. II. s. Smithson spent Saturday in
Baltimore.
Mrs. Edward NcCaIl. Of Philadelphia.
is the guest of her parents.
Miss Lila CharSha. of Baltimore spent
Christmas with her parents.
Mr.. Edward Gisrcl. of Baltimore,
wHS nm over Sunday guest at the par
Sonagc.
DR.. II. y. Barnes. of Baltimore. spent
Moray with his parents.
Miss Addic SINNERS visited friends
in Baltimore this week.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-01-06
GREEN HURST

Mr.. Alfred Cruthers is visiting rela-
tivcS in Philadelphia.
Mr.. James Mearns has accepted a
position in Philadelphia.
Mr.. Hugh Armour, of Philadelphia,
has purchased the Biles 4 Mackey farm.
Miss Anna Mary Brcklcy has return
ed to her studies at North East High
School.
Mr.. David Let's gave a New Years
dinner mt his home on Sunday.
Mr.. Clarence Kirk had Il shooting on
Saturday.
Mr.. Curtis Williams. of Washington.
ID. c.. is spending a few days with his
parents here.
Miss Eta May Sliccr of Pennington,
spent Tuesday with Mrs. William Ma
honey.
Some of our young friends attended the
watch meeting held at Mr.. J. II. Ar
m0ur'S on Sunday evening.
Mr. Lex Watson, of Oxford. Pa, visit
ed his brother here on Saturday.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-01-06
Looter Employs A Ladder

An enterprising, but rather disoppoint-
II. Cleayer, a farmer residing near Mid
dctown. on Sunday night, by means of a
ladder raised to a second story window
had a fine feast on holiday dainties found
III the sidehoard. He took II storm over
coat a fur muff and Il pair of driving
gloves. Mr.. Cleaver had sold a farm
scvar"l days previous, and thinks the
y y v.., cooking for the proceeds of
.--...,.re. \ return courca on the Della
ware City Trolley Line was found on the
floor the next morning. The burglar had
rested on a pile of blankets in the barn
rs the imprint of his body was found on
them.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-01-06
RISING SUN.

Mr.. Norman Kirk was the guest of
friends in Philadelphia this week.
MesSIs. Harry Fairbanks and Lee
Cronin. of Baltimore, spent New Years
ut the home of Mrs. Mark Kirk.
Miss Orchia Pyle has returned to her
home in Wilmington. from visiting Mr..
Charles S. Pyle and family.
Mr.. Morris Grovermun. of Baltimore
spent last Sunday and Monday with
friends in town.
Mrs. Isaac Kirk. of Fremont. visited
relatives in town during the week.
Master Alfred Smith, of Baltimore,
spent Monday with Messrs Clifford, Per
cy and Roger Kirk.
Misses Gertrude Chapman and Mar
ion Pyle spent this week with Mrs. Al
lie McNamee, near Principle.
Miss Ada Reynolds has been visiting
her grandmother, Mrs. Minor. of Balti-
more, and Mrs. Minor returned home
with her on Monday for Il short visit
The Bible Class of the NJ. f. Church
met with Mrs. Harry Mahan on Friday
night.
Miss Ada Brown, living near town, has
been spending the holidays with rela-
tives in Virginia, also visiting in Balti-
more.
Miss Elmira Passmore and brother,
Walter of Nottingham. Pa, were visit
OrS in town during previous week.
Mr. Samuel Kroppman. of Baltimore,
has recently been guest here in town.
DIR. J. Y. Dobbins' pastor of Grace NJ.
NJ. Il. Church, Baltimore, delivered "a
lecture in the NJ. T.. Church here on
Thursday night. His subject was "The
Great Book
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ReynaE;n,d il
Mr. Il. +. Nichols and family.
The Ladies' Aid Society will hold their
annual dinner for the Rising Sun De-
tective Association today in the base
ment of the NJ. T. Church. Supper will
also be served. Charge % cents.
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ADJUSTMENTS
Ford's Grand Opera House

Week of january S-A Fashionable
event, the first production in this city of
HornaM Shaw's Merry Success "You
Never Can TclI,' bv Arnold DAILY and
his famous Ga1Tick Theatre Companv !
months in New York City.
Tho week Of January s will be dramat-
tnaIiy important in the production here
of bernard Shaw's wftticst and host
r,ay "You Ecvcr Gam Tol,,I,,. a.. ,.,,.I
.,,,,,,.,,..... ,,,r '"' "o'''
'''"'" l'"'H' VINO pEh&S
HES SPi'hdlu "arrlck Theatre Company,
I'm organization of wide versatility essen
tfal f., tha ,,,,,t,,y,I ~ sr,.,,,.,, ,i,:,...,,
chow,,.,or, AND J.. a..
$500. ''e "'''''lE 'l HIS
N''.''c'I IlleS.
Nearly every role is played by the one
who acted il in the ORIGINAL NTotronoI;t,r
rrolrctio,
Va.
"' i'"'' mas inc role OF valentine"
the five shilling dentist" Katherine
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NORTH EAST.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ picrson an+or
tanned on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Pier
son, of Pierson Grove, Mrs. Armand:
Knight, of Wilmington. Del. Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. Parks and children. of Havre d,
Grace. Mr.. and Mrs. William Reed and
Miss Ethel Reed and Mr.. and Mrs, II
+. PicrSon and children, of Principic
Furnace.
MIR. stephen Terhunc. of New York
spent part of the week in town.
Mrs. Jcne Arringdalc and daughter
Mary, of Philadelphia. are guests of
Mrs. Lena X. Foster.
Mr.. Walter y. Blackwell spent sew.
eral DAYS in Philadelphia.
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CHHRLESTOWN.

Miss llrvcrin has returned to Cherry
Hill after spending the holidays with her
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. $. Norbury, of Phila-
dclphia. were the guests of Mrs. H. T..
Richardson last week.
Miss Florence Black, of Wilmington,
spent the vacation days with Miss Emma
Barnes.
Miss katherine Evans. of New York,
is visiting Mrs. j. \. Black.
Miss Bessie Gaines has returned from
a delightful visit in Washington.
Mss Jones, of lIavrc de Grace, spent
Sunday with Miss Della Clayton.
Mr.. ana Mrs. W. p. Clayton and Mr..
and .rrS. w. II. Lamm spent New Years
day in Port Deposit.
Mr. and Mrs. W. ID. Lowden. of New
York. Mrs. r. +. Bennett. Philadelphia,
Dir. and Mrs. \. Il. Morrison, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. l.. Chambers, Mrs. NJ. +. Cow
ert and w. II. Logan, of Wilmington
were week end visitors ut The Naples"
Miss Wood and Mr.. MuhlhauAen, of
Wilmington. were the guests of Mrs. j.
h. Graham hast week.
w. J. Richardson. of Wilmington, has
been the guest of Mr.. II. S. Haines.
Miss Blanche Seedlings, of Port De-
post, visited Mrs, Ella Murphy last
week
w. T. Richardson was an Elkton visi-
tor Tuesday.
DIR. II. A. Cantwel has taken up his
work at the University of Maryland
after spending the holidays with Mrs. j.
b. Cantwell.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ulary spent the
Christmas holidays with Philadelphia
friends.
Mrs. Mcrnda Graham and Miss Ora
ham. of Philadelphia, were the guests of
Mrs. j. L. Ward one day last week.