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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-18

sRengo fruit, one Of the most luscious
products of the Sunny Southland. is now
declared by scientists to be Natures own
marvellous cure for obesity or excess fat.
A prominent Chicago physician recently
said that thousands of people in the
United states are now finding relief
through Rengo.
sRengo fruit. as it is placed on the mar
ket. is In highly concentrated form, con-
tanning the juices of the fruit in its
natural state. None of the delicious
favor is lost by this concentration, SO
there is not anything unpleasant about
taking Rengo Fruit.
Rengo Fruit does more than reduce
the weight and get rid of the fat. 1t
does all this without weakening the pa
tent, or otherwise working him harm,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-18

and it positively builds up the health,
giving increased strength and vitality
It brings almost immediate relief from
the dangers of fatty degeneration of the
heart and other fatal conditions which
nearly always accompany excess fat
There is nothing Just as good'' as
Rengo Fruit. For sale by all druggists
at S1.O0 per full sized box, or. if you pre-
fer, address The Rengo Fruit Co., 1922
Main ST., Augusta, Mich, and they will
mail.
For sale and recommended in Mime APP
oils by Voegeli Bros. Drug Co.. corner
Wash. and Hennepin Avs; corner 7th
and 22nd St.; corner Lyndale and Goth
AYES. N.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-18

MINoT, N. D-Matches carried to the has
loft by bats are believed to have caused d
fire which destroyed the barn and granary OF
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-18
SIX ARE LEFT ORPHANS

Accidents Deprive Children of Both
Parents in Four Months.
Journal Special Service.
Washington, Oct. 1S.-The six little
children of Charles and Julia Rouse of
this city are now orphans as the result
of persistent family misfortunes. The
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-18
FISH STILL HAS :.
BATTLE AHEAD
Victory in Illinois Central Fight
Yesterday May Prove Only !
=. - Temporary. =.

Chicago, Oct. -Stuyvesant', Fish,
president of the Illinois. Central rail
road, won temporary victory in his
fight with E. H. Hartman for the con-
troll Of the road in the annual meeting
of the stockholders yesterday, but at
the same time he laid the foundation
for his own defeat for reelection as
president when the directors meet in
New York next week.
President Fish did this when he cast
the 613,713 proxies in his possession for
J. De Witt Cutting as director to sue
coed the late William Morton Grinnell
in the face Of the protest Of seven of
the thirteen members Of the board of
directors who were committed to the
election of Henry w. De Forest, Mr.
Hartman IS choice, and a director in the
Southern Pacific. .-.e..:
AS a result of President Fish's &C.
ton, the Hartman interests accuse
him cf treachery and threaten to carry
Of directors when they meet to elect
the executive officials Of the road for
the ensuing, year.
If they make good this threat and
the seven directors who were, overruled
by President Fish today stand by Mr..
Hartman, Mr.. Fish will be: retired
from the presidency Of the board, a
position which he has held for nearly
twenty years. - 80 N.Y.
The directors who went on record
yesterday as being opposed to Presi-
dent Fish s choice for director and
favoring Mr.. Hartman man were
Edward H. Hartman, Charles A. Pea
body, Walter Luttgen, John W. Auch-
incloss, Robert Walton Goelet, Cor
nelius Vanderbilt and j. II. Harahan.
Two Of these men, Mr., Vanderbilt and
Mr.. Harahan, were reelected, and all
seven will be members of the board
when the election Of president comes
up next week.. n ;
Realizes His Peril. + .
President Fish realizes that he may
be ousted from the presidency Of the
| road and at the meeting yesterday said
that with the proxies in his possession
he might appoint his own friends on
| the board and make his election sure.
cit is apparent that, throwing out
the proxies sent me by what has been
| designated as the Harriman-Kuh
Loeb Peabody interests said Mr..
Fish, "I have sufficient proxies here
today to elect four directors Of my
own choosing. s :
~ could follow the plan suggested
by the other gentlemen and appoint my
own friends and my counsel as mem
bers of this board; but that I will not
do, because I am not making this fight
to secure my, own personal interests.
| ct am standing for the stockholders
Of the road, to forestall if possible an
attempt to turn over this road to those
controlling the Union Pacifc''
The Winslow mail., 1906-02-10

first organized nothing which
they have offered has given
such satisfaction as the pro
gram they present this season.
Visitors find so much entertain
ment that after TWO and a half
hours of continuous fun they
are 10th to go. A complete
show is offered this season
which is full of ginger from
start to finish. Friday night
at the Winslow Opera House is
the date of their appearance in
this city. The usual parade
will be given at 11:30 a. m.
The Winslow mail., 1906-02-10

of Bruno, "since the restora ton
of my wife's health after five
years Of continuous coughing
and bleeding from the lungs;
and [ owe my good fortune to
the worlds greatest medicine,
DR.. Kings New Discovery for
consumption, which [ know
from experience will cure con-
sumption if taken in time. My
wife improved with first bottle
and twelve bottles completed
the cure. Cures the worst
coughs and colds or money re
funded. At all druggists. SOC
and 81 90. Trial bottle free.
The Winslow mail., 1906-02-10
LETTER LIST.

The following is a list OF
letters remaining uncalled for
in the Winslow postoffice Feb.
10, 1906:
Fred Brown, Mrs G A Moore.
john Greenlow. G Hess, H
Hughes, H F Kyle, 2.
MEXICAN LIST
Sr FIRES Duran, Jr Juan Du-
ran, Praiudes Agilar, Sr Hill
arm Aviles, Louis Arriago, ST.
Don Fauibas Angiana. Sr Dionl-
clio Acosta. Delfno Chaves, 2,
Sr Panlin Chaves, ST. Jelesfero
Comes, Tomas Laguna, 2, Ep-
ameseno CanchotO, Senior Do J
Juses Salaras, Nacario Garcia.
Delfino Ramirez, SinCiOn Rami-
res. Pedro Mendoza, Victor Ma
rim.
JULIA MAHONEY, P. M.
The Winslow mail., 1906-02-10
FrightfuIIy Burned.

Chas. W. Moore, a machinist,
of Ford City, Pa, had his hand
frightfully burned in an eleCtri-
cal fuanace. He applied Buck
lens Arnica Salve with the usu-
al result: "a quick and perfect
cure" Greatest healer on earth
for burns, wounds, sores, eCze-
ma and piles. 25c at all drug
gists.
The Winslow mail., 1906-02-10
HOlbrOOk Happenings.
From the Argus j..

Lee Gardner was given bis
preliminary hearing on the
charge of embezzleing letters
from the mails today. He was
bound over to await the action
of the United States grand jury
under a three hundred dollar
bond which he furnished.
Sheriff Houck and District
Attorney Geary took Carlos
Garcia to Snowflake Monday to
give him hearing on the
charge of breaking into Flake
Bros. store. He was bound
over to await the action of the
grand jury and is now in the
county Jail. Garcia is the man
the Apache County authorities
turned over to Navajo County.
The Winslow mail., 1906-02-10

Equipped with all the acces-
series of a firstclass organiza
ton the Richards & Pringle S
Famous Georgia Minstrels have
caught on" in the most en-
phatic fashion. The thea ers
are being literally tested to
their capacity nightly. Al
though twenty eight years have
elapsed since this company was
The Winslow mail., 1906-02-10

Bring your Job Printing to
the MAIL office. NeatnesS and
promptness guaranteed.
The Winslow mail., 1906-02-10
Luckiest MANN Arkansas

"I'm the luCkiest man in Ar
kansas, writes H. L. Stanley,
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-25
BOARDS Of TRADE
BLACKLISTED RIVALS.
Sensational Testimony Was Brought
Out in the interstate Grain Hear
ing Today in Kansas City.

Beal said the combination vas folnl
ed IN the ONCE Of a prominent nem
Der of TIE Kansas CTS Board Of Trade
and named several prominent arms,
including the Southwestern GFain
Elevator company. owned By Armour,
which were members lie himself AZ
that lime was : member Of the Kan
sas CITY Board Of Trade
Heal said the members 81 the Na.
tional board were boycotted bg the
Kansas city, Chicago and Mlnneapo.
lis boards Of Trade. up 70 two or
three years agu, neai said. the Kan.
sas CtfY Grain Dealers association tad
notified men IN Kansas City not 70
buy from irregular shippers. so-ealled.
The Kansas city dealers generally
respected the wishes OF the Kansas
association, not taking grain from ir.
regular dealers Ia tie count4s nor
from farmers direct II vas general.
y understood, he said that otherwise
the grain association would boycott
them.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-25
KILLS MAN
Frisco Section ( Oreman
Struck by Freight
Sunday

Alonza CfAh,ree, section foreman
nu the Frisco. MAS Instantly Ellled
~=slial ssenlnF near giie Boil creek
bridge cmhlree, Wha IS fafeaAn of
lbe east end Friseo scctlon gang. had
leen oai NJ AlbiA with his cps help.
inc clear up tie wreck there IT, and
his men had about rsaellsd vlHlta on
their return. being hut ! short dis.
tance east of tlis Bun creek bfidge.
when they we're over taken bg a Nest
Bound freight THEY mss'alealaled
the speed ~ tho freight, and it vas
upon them before flioy could gef their
car oa Tire track.
The men Of tho crew al jumped
ard saved themselves Ctabtree how.
ever, instead Of lninplng, endsasofed
20 pall tie handcaf OF The track ps.
fore BE- could accomplished his pur.
pose the engine struck him. ard iie
Was Instantly killed Its body was
terribly cnt and manglsd. lie was
brought 10 vlnli4 ~ The freight
crew
Til dead man aas mAcfled and
leases family iie hAs lived ii Nln.
ltA for ine time
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-25
IMPROVE THE CITY
Dr Williams Urges Necessi-
ty OF Action II vinita
Is 10 Grow.


Editor b, TIE Chlsftaln
! lave Lad the pleasure u visiting
eur nsightoFing foris tho lass fep
seess ard noted the activity and
tie hasiilng ability shoan by ITO cit.
lstns II improving their toenx tie
eltg eoanoils and Commercial clutz
soisiag Ia hauaony Feeanlle.a q
psftY aflllzllons o. business flfAlry.
fiils condition of stalfn hrines good
sidewalss ulcs bflck hIacks. capital
and Industries.
TIE conditions sloys Including pc.
pr Advertising. afe nrcessaff to tie
making Of gs9. taen mere =
than natural al dFantages and areatsf
resources must admit tlat condl.
tons II Vinita regarding QUE Con.
mercial club aud elty council ahleA
afe composed q onF bcaf bunlnam ard
professional men, are Mt a sasiAfart.
nfy IS iiley ought 70 be. Some u the
msmlsfs u these oFeauifatlous are
owners oi property that las ~ .lde.
eaiks aiid of businaas property ahleh
: unsanltaFY and unsafe ln ever re-
pect The osnes should be asl.ameg
% dixFacs car eifg vith such dilApI.
dated huildlngs porclss and slds
walks
TIE iissfY barns and tie aalks Is
front q tls Old shaeks acfua ths
street tie old pofehes Ard the hsard
sidewalks bass lost ore money 10
the eisg o. Nlnila ~ ncount Of their
condition than thsf are uorth. lnclad
ing tie laud While on tie iaaa soaf=
Isrinf thousands of llooklegs booming
kiulla and telling them of oas
natural resoufces aud business %.
poFtuuities ear gooi Commercial cla6
ear liserf barns. substantial slas~a,kz
and tiua business blocks. vssl Is
speak Tie truth, Ard this / cannot do
under lie etistinK conditions
A. fof mTssif | DO not live ia ans
tesu unless tie CIT sla sofgos Aheaa
and Improve conditions such "A AZ
alofe stated. even Ih0 / lad fa elra
ny property aMaf. for ia tbs END ut.
def saeh conditions ! ran never seli Il
Respectfully
v 6 Williams
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-25

Kansas cts, oct 2s Important
testimony Was given today IN the
Interstate grain hearing. h. h. Beal,
Of kansas CITY II the National Grain
y Elevator company which anlllat.
ed with the National Boaul Of Trade
OF Kansas City, a rival Of the Kansas
city Hoard ot Trade testified ia
effect that the faFpen who dealt
with the National board. and is
members likewise, were blaekllsted
by the Kansas Clty Board Of Trade.
lie stated also that the rules of the
Kansas city Board Of Trade prevent.
ed any member of that organization
from dealing with the National under
penalty Of Suspension
Beal, IN reply toa direct question.
said that combination was formed
by the members % The Kansas city
Board Of Trade IA April. 1904 10
agree upon price 20 be paid hy is
members and identified Tie pricecanl
issned hY the combine Ia that year
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-25
NOTICE TO VOTERS
OF the 59th Constitutional
Delegate District oi the
Indian Territory

WnEnnAs, liy the provisions ol an
act of congress approved 1nne ie
lpQe, TIE inhabitants u fhe territory
q oklahema and Indian Territory arr
gitsn authority 70 adopt eonstltu.
tion and become the state of 0klaho.
una and % safe fog ana rtoose dele.
gates 70 form a constitutional eonyeu-
tlon Tor said proposed state, ana
WHEnEAs Tllu honorable district.
Ing and cansASsing beard Ia Indian
Territory have apportluned the Ia.
dian Territory Into Hity.aye delcgate
districts ADD hAye appointed one olec.
tion commissioner f0f each district.
and
MnEeEAs Il IS the duty of the
election commissioner to appoftion
each district into voting precincts, 10.
cate the places 81 voting. appoint tie
Judges of election, receive and deliver
election returns 20 the dsstrictlng and
eanyassing hoard Ia Indian Territory,
and
WnKnEAe, The honorable district.
ing and canyasslng board Ia Indian
Territory has appointed me election
commissioner fos the flfty.alnthl 6gth !
constitutional delegate district Of tile
Indian Territory,
Now THEREFORE, Pursuant to al.
thorltg vested IA me. a. herein dss.
crited, I, Frank + Brandon. election
commissioner for Tho afty-nlnth 5athl
aelseatc district of the Indian Terri.
tory, 20 hereby proclaIm and declare
thar there shall be twelve llsl voting
precincts ii The hftY.nlnth 5ethl
constitutional delegate dstnet, des
cribeu aud designated and 10 he pre-.
sided over by the following named
Judges, together with tie place where.
u the election will he held. to.Ait.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-25

uill be Il he following towns 81
dates given balou. ! viii hase ny reearl.
and hs prepared g asslss zoe i prupsFl,
Asking oat your sFpaeailon 4 VII b
10 yoaf interest p So be.
Niaiia- Thursday, Friday aad Aalas.
day. October aa. s9 and g.
welrh Monday and Tasndag October
sa sad %
HlaeIaet4f Ws8nf sdzg and Thnrslaf
ostsaeI u sad Nas. a.
Affen Friday sd seiaadag. Not 80.
lIfass Monday. TUESDAY. Wednesday,.
Noxampef s 9 eaa
fzlFlana sFilaa1 and saturday Sas
, and %.
Hie Cabin Meaaay, Nas. Il.
Affair Taaslay snd Wednesday Nss
~ Aaa lt
fHsaf Geek THaIsIz1. faaas IA
Saturday. Nos Is. 20, =
CAsal,aa Meaasy aaa Tuesday. ~
EaaKrr STARR
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-25
rAA.aNnr 81 -

Commencing a. tAe junction ol
ScfapeF street and Illinois asonus in
tla City q vlnlta, On llne n the
center of ScFapef streng runnlng south
e the CITY limits tllsnce east to the
center Of The Mlssoafl Kansas & TEX.
as failfuad. tlssnce snath aioug tho
cenfef of The Mi~nrl. Kansas a
Teas Fallroaa 10 tlo south llnu ~
township ~ north. range % east,
thence vest along the toNnship ilue
% tho southwest corner of township
y north range q east. thonce north
along the township llna 10 the cunteg
Of tie =. Louis a San Francisco rail.
Rad. theuce east along the center Of
The -. Louis 3 san Francisco fs5.
road 20 tho city limits tlience Aouth
along the city limits to tha center Of
Illinois avenue. thence east along the
center Of Illinois avenue 10 the point
Of beginning.
Election % ~ lleld IA the nalauest
tin-shop building I'd tile cltg N VIM.
"a. / r.
Capt g. S. White, Chairman
} B. Turner
A. / Ault, Judges
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-25

Account biennial meeting supreme
lodge Knights q lgthla4 October IS
q z5 Frleoo Nil sell fouHd trip tickets
q Sew Orleans a. rate q one fare
plus - eafts a2ifoI Final return
limit October st By deposlting
tickets sith special agent a. Sew
Orleans not later than Octollef D and
payment q .es of 30 eents - time of
deposit, 81 extension may he secured
~ leave New Orleans not later than
November il For further raftt
calars see Frisco agent
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-25
SHOT WHILE
OUT HUNTING

NeHs las just heen received Ia u.
uita e q serious shooting accident at
Echo !ast Friday Bill Yoakum aud
bud Dawson we're out hunting squlf.
rel, ard Dawson sent back Of the tree
% drive the llttie animal out where
foaEnm could Fef q shot at il. a
the squirrel appeared Yoakum sAot.
bot u some Nay lse lnt Dawsan. TIE
load of haeksh0t struck Dawson 4
elaneiug blow on ihe right breast. Anf
made teff serious hesh woahd. from
shich Dawson elli recover. hoeetaf.
unless oload poisoning intsFssnes.
0ne allut psMesl entirely thru has
sons wlndplpA Both men as mar.
Tlsd snd hase iasslliea.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-25

knor, A Brosn y tie Frisco aud L.
" Pole - " ! Kuhn
The fa5,9o damage salt Of Flofsncs
Harmon against the Frlseo vas this
morning decided agalasi Tie plaintiff
Alter The plaintiffs testimony lad
been conelgded. Nessrs sopef and
HucklebefrI, for the defendant. NOV.
ed that tie iufY b. Instructed 70 fe.
turn . verdict f8f The defendant Al.
Ter hearing The argument from both
SIDES Judge Parker granted the no.
ton Tie plaintiff took an exception.
Tie iurg IN the case of MARI Edxlng.
ton y the Frisco brought IL 4 Fer.
diet for the plaintiff fof 80 damages
TIE plaintiff claimed that n attempt
Ing 70 bard . Frisco train st Mani
she sas roughly handled BY tho por.
Ter. being thrown against the slae or
The car aod Internally Injured she
was represented By Thompson and
Thompson Of Miami. willis Messrs
sopeF and nuekiehorry defended tlle
railroad
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-25
GAS HERE BY
DECEMBER FIRST
Manager Preston Who Was in vinita
Sunday, Says His Company Will
Carry Out Terms of Contract

Manager Preston Of the kas CON.
pany was IA Vinita sunday wlth TIE
contractor aho IS TO lay the pipe line.
and together they drofs over the lsue
from here 70 Coodys Blun ~ Pres.
ton sels that there has been some nn-
expected aud unavoidable delay IN
securing tile approval Of the secretary
Of The interior to the right of var
desired Tor the pipe lins, but that he
expects % secure The sscretary's ap.
proyal by the middle Of this week.
The kansas city contractor sho
was here yesterday has taken tie con.
tract for the laying of tie pipe line in
three weeks, or p days. from the time
oi beginning lie has force of 80
men which wlll be brougt here a. soon
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-25
ANTS WON
Districting Board De-
cided Against c. W.
Raymond.
Fgom Maskogee l'hosnls.

From M0skogec phoenik
rlalip iA H0pAlns d flla laeal n
.putfsean nomlnee "a district 48
George + Dacfsf s tilo legal Re.
pahlictn nominee in disfrct ~
Altar sitting ia session fof TIE
greater part "a tlle east ueek tle
districtipK and eanyaNlne lxara fen.
utred this declalon unanimously at a
late iio0f saturday ulKhiH
Tie raymond contingent a. fAe
convention heid ID tie 9ash district.
tolied tho regular meeting presided
over By J II fiaokistsrfg AMI under
ths leadership Of enc Miller proceeded
20 nominate G VI Raymond A. tfalr
cl,olce foF candidate A. dslsgatm 10
uie constitutional consanilun.
JousS IA disiriei y. again aas tAei
|cholea Of q rump convention. The 70
gulaf convention nominated q. =
liuchef.
The decision Nas n0s reached until
lev minutes 81 uiintEit ARD
the news was ~ once reisasca 10 lhs
press
TIE decision 81 tte toAri was rsn.
derod Ia tlis form of four rsolutiofs
one declaring Ne lIopkins sss To-
regular candidate. fhs second 80
the nAms of & n Raymond slladkI
b. glazed apou she uAllos As al inAe.
peudeni candidate - ~ fortA ii his
petition The third resolution stated
that g f nuclsef ass entitled 20 TIA
name % the Repuhileau party ati
tlic fourth declared Cofneli0s lonss
tie independent candidate "a disisict
10 5cn@ had also alea petltlen
nith tie baard
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-25

as the right Of way Is approved, and
they viii work incessantly from that
time until the line Is completed. Mr..
Preston. therefore, still assures the
people Of vinlta that thef vii have
gas By December l. Is approved IN the
contract between tie gas company
and the city.
After the approval af the secretary
OF the Interior Is secured 10 the right
right Of way it Is believed there vii
be 40 further deiaY. Most of the
fourteen cars q plps ordered some
time ago have arrived and been uii.
loaded - that the material for the
wofk Is on hand All that remains 10
he done IS 20 dis the bitches and iay
The pipe.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-25
LOSES SUIT
$4,000 Damage Case
Against the Frisco
Thrown Out

several cases were settled ia civil
eouft Yesterday before Judge J. 4.
Glll, Several right OF eay eases for
the Vlnita = Western seFe decided
By 4 Jury. Maio "a n. MARKS being
awarded damages 20 tie amount o.
sia Johu Lynch = tie amount Of
Is and Cull Ridge 70 TIE amount af
=, G. b peulson represented the
ailroad "a 81 three cases
Ilsa cases Of tie Paris Asdicl1e
c1mFaag ss .. G. Parker. the City
Bank = Trust company Of Chelsea IS
John Martin and alhafa. and tlla CIfg
bank 4 Trust company IS josh
Martin and others were continued.
A lsa criminal easss eefe thsn dis.
posed Of b. The Judge. Tom and Alsx
Downing, charged sith Introducing
were allowed TO stand o. their plea i
guilty. and aere released on their oua
fecoenIzance Bud Conner, charged
elth tha sane o1anee. I'D NOT fare "a
easily lie was caught 9Th sosallons
s. uhlsaY II hs possession. and hs
aas given nlna moaths II the penI.
IsoflaFg a1 Hart Ieasensofsh. whlla
~ oasIs weEa aiso ehafHsa against hlm
1uaa4 Judge raHkef i again hold.
|nR eaHli setefaI casss were tlllz
M1ln|Hz continued. amaa# them lIIa
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-25

Commencing a. the Junction Of
sefapef street and illinois avenue. ln
the eltf u Viniia On a llns il the
centor u Illinois avenue running Nest
e tle elty limils thence north along
lie citf limits % tie center of TIE 81
Louis 3 san Francisco railroad.
tiiance vest along tlle s. Louis A
San fFanelsca railroad u the uoss
line Of township = north. range -
est, thence north along tie toenzhln
llne 20 lhe northwest quarter of town.
ship - north. Fanka 70 east thence
eas along Tie township line three
miles. thence snath along tie seeflnr
line % tie eIEY limits. thence east
aIenR tie tho ellY llmlls e tha een.
- q sefapeF stkses, themes south a.
tisa ppln1 a aeaiunlne
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-25
FARMERS ARE
ORGANIZING

Tie farmers lulon Dfsaullei at
cenlfsiia saturday fiio i3th kina
aaatis'ins condition There wsfe =
charter aismhers ani Hfa mote wefe
initiated last saturday a. tls uest
meeting uhieh alii le held a.
o'clock 90 saturdag tlle aIin q IS
believed that there vii b guumber
of ottvFs ready q ioln. tolip Isairnn
Is president II the anian. and be Is
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-25

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from & neRleeled or lnipfonafly treat.
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Ard ECU should insist 5iTslu having ire
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