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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-17

HOTEL FOR sALE-EAsY. PAYMENTS; ONLY
81 hotel in city; must sell on account of sick.
ness of proprietor. G.. W. Irvin Glendale
:
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-17

BEST MINNEAPOLIS RESTAURANT PROPOSE
ton on the market for $3.50; also dandy lunch
stand which S1S5 handles. Lewis & Co., 525
Boston Block.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-17

FIRST-CLASs JEWELRY STOCK AND BUsI-
for sale cheap; county seat and the
only store Of the kind. Leon E. Miner, Foley,
Mimi .
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-17
RAILWAY TIME TABLES
HOTEL ARRIVALS
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
BUILDING PERMITS
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, AND
ST. PAUL RAILWAY.

City ticket office, 32S Nicolet Avenue. Phone H.
Passenger Station, Washington and Sd Avenues South
Ssun. only 'Daily Except Sun. TEX Sat. lex Non.
Leave MARCH &C. 1906 Arrive
s7.toam La Crosse, Milwaukee, Chcago...... 1870 pm
1850 La Crosse Mad hasii 1.5,n Wis., pm
$40 Northfeld, Faribaut kansas City,. $40 pm
310.15 ortonvlIe, Milbank, Aberdeen 600
49,. 5t1oI0 IN
}li.oo m ahAa'o veins, 'acAsoh. LOO
s220 pm winona, La Crosse, Milwaukee. sos IN
$50 pm Farbault Dubuque, Chicago. 1905 m
t6ospm Mankato Wells. tlo.Iopm
The Fast Mail.
'645 pm La Crosse, Milwaukee, Chicago.
s645 pm ortonrile, Fargo Aberdeen. rs m
$7.15 pm Mortified, Faribaut Austin I'll 20 IN
The Pioneer Limited.
ssoopm La Crosse Milwaukee, Chicago....... 800 m
1925 pm La Crosse Milwaukee, Chicago..... s1201
VII, ,,,p,., ft1o3o m
Iio.<' IN naoison' "s' 'anos'Ie' 800
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-17

PART OF a VERY FINE STORE ON NIcoL-
let av near 18th st; state what your business Is
AMI what price you would pay. Address GAO,
Journal. sa
SToRE-No. 517 l4th AV Sc, TWO BLOCKS
from univ ersity.
F. NJ Henry Lumber Exchange.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-17

Uu1ceS4
THE MOST DESIRABLE ONE. TWO AND
shreeroom Offices in the city; vault space and
good safe with every office: small Office,
with telephone; inquire at room 666. r. NJ.
Whyte, agent Of Bank of Minneapolis bldg.
FOR RENT-GOOD LIGHT OFFICES IN THE
Eastman block 412z414 Nicollet av. Apply
J. F. Gorlk1in & Zolne Co.. LII TEMPLE Court
DESK ROOM DESK PHONE AND sTENoG-
rapker; nominal price to desirable party
ground floor. 11S Kasota building.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-06-19
PickpOckets at Work.

Pickpockets were at VIC 4 in the big
crowd at Frankfort Saturday and a
number of empty pockets were report
ed to the police department of that
city. Only small amounts were secur-
ed in each instance, most of the work
being done while trains were coming
into the station and during the laying
of the corner stone at the capital
grounds. DR.. John R. Mckee, of
Woodford, and man giving the name
Of George Mccain, but whose address
was not known, reported to the police
that they had lost sums of money.
Cabel Bullock of Lexington, of the
State Insurance Department, was also
touched for small amount.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-06-19
Concrete Work.

For all kinds of concrete work, pave
ments and foundations, and al kind of
stone work, see Woods Bros. before
placing your contract. We are prepar-
ed to furnish crushed rock, and build
ing stone on short notice, including
freestone and trimmings for houses.
Work guaranteed. See the pavements
around public Library and Court House
put down by us. IF
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-06-19
WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

Mrs. Lizzie Leer is quite i'll.
Miss Alta Ball.visiting relatives in
Louisville.
Miss Julia Miller left to attend
school in Iowa.
DIR. G. w. Daley and son were
in Paris Sunday.
%. E. Hurst. of Lexington, is visit
ing his uncle. F. F. Hurst.
Mrs. Mary Hayden, of Lexington,
is visiting Miss Mable Ball.
Mrs. A. C. Halves and sons are
visiting friends in Chicago.
r. M. Caldwell is confined to his
room with an attack of fever.
DIR. J. Ed. Ray, of Colorado. is
with DR.. W. M. Miller and wife.
Mrs. J. H. Linville has returned
from visit to friends at Covington.
Mrs. Dudley, of Kansas City, Mo-,
IS with her sister, Mrs. r. C.. Chans-
lor.
j. McClintock and wife, of Kansas
City, are with Thos. McClintock and
family.
Samuel Endicott and wife have
gone to French Lick Springs for
short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. McConnaughay, of
Kansas are visiting their daughter,
Mrs. j. H. Stuart.
Mrs. Fannie Owens and son, of
Missouri, are visiting Brice Lection
and family.
Mrs. Hester Browning, of Mar
shall, Mo-, is with her sister, Mrs.
Belle Taylor.
VIM. Best is here to see his son,
Miller. who is sick at the home of his
cousin. S. K. Proctor.
Misses Matte and Sallie Mcintyre
and niece, Caroline, spent several days
in Cininnati last week.
Little Miss Alice Ingels is visit
ing her grandparents. H. j. Batterton
and wife of Hill Springs.
Graham B. Smedley, young attor-
ney of Dallas, Tex. is the guest of his
father, John G. Smedley.
The McDade Fun Makers are here
for week. They played at Carlisle
to crowded tents for two weeks.
Master Gale Corrington, the son of
Owen Corrington, of Hot Springs. is
with his uncle, Gale W. Corrington.
Mrs. James M. Caldwell entertain
ed the Dolly Warden Club at the resi-
dence OF her father, w. M. Layson,
Friday evening.
We find the following on the regis
ter of the Hotel Bourbon Sunday. June
18th: j. W. Porter, Lexington, Ky.
j. S. Miller and Robt. H. Smith,
Columbia, Mo- Written after Mr.. |
Smiths name was: Born in Millers-
burg. KY, and left here in 1926 and
never returned to Kentucky until now. /" !
Mr.. Smith was born in the house occu-
pied by Ora H. Collier, parsonage of
the Christian church. He visited the
and drank water from the old
well. Mr.. Miller, we understand, is
grandson of the Miller who owned the
land sold the lots on which the town of
stands.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-06-19
In CIRCUIT COURT
The Wheels of Justice Have Been
Gripping Slowly But Surely.

Since our last issue the wheels of
justice in Circuit Court have been
grinding slowly but surely. The fol-
lowing offenders have been tried and
convicted:
Abe Browning, for stealing a buggy
from the livery stable of Walter Mar
tin, was given one year in the peniten-
tiary.
Aaron Kennedy, who entered the
meat house Of Mrs. Amelia Wilcox last
winter, and appropriated the contents
I for his own use, on evidence of previ-
Gus conviction for felony, received a
ten year sentence to the pen.
Jesse Lewis plead guilty of horse
stealing and was given five years.
Will Fisher, for malicious shooting,
was sent to the penitentiary for three
years.
The jury failed to agree in the case
of Commonwealth VS.. Paris Electric
Light Company.
. c. E. Tackett confessed of stealing a
cow and got off with one year in the
penitentiary.
About forty indictments for selling
liquor to minors were disposed of by
fine of $50 against each offender.
The grand jury returned an indict-
ment against D. G.. Taylor for assault
ing Joseph Houston. Both are promi-
nent Bourbon county farmers and dis
agreed about a settlement in which
both were interested, it being alleged
that Taylor struck Houston severely
with club.
The grand jury made it's final report
to the Court and was discharged.
The reportH Recommended repairs at
the Jail, saying that it was as well
kept as it possibly could be while in
such bad repair. In regard to the
County Infrmary it said: I'VE have
examined into the condition of the
county poor farm and find that the
main dwelling house there needs a new
roof. We understand that the same
has been contracted for, but there
should be no further delay about put
ting on this new roof, as the absence
of it means more and more injury to
county property. There ought to be 4
room set apart for the incurables, and
one for those with contagious diseases,
so that those suffering from uncurabIe,
lOathsome diseases may not be in the
same room with another unfortunate,
to the distress of that one. There is a
negro man there of unsound mind and
our idea is that he could be better car
ed for and ought to be sent to one of
the State asylums. The inmates ex-
press themselves as pleased with the
kindly treatment given them by the
keeper and his fanny. The ilstitu-
tion is a credit to our county and to
those who have the management and
control of it."
In regard to gambling the report
says:
|. ''This grand jury is convinced that
the consensus of opinion of the decent,
lawabiding citizens of Bourbon county,
is that gambling, heretofore prevalent
in Paris, should no longer be tolerated.
1--WE have returned two indictments
charging felony against persons who
have set up, operated and conducted
gambling card games for compensa-
ton, percentage, and commission.
From what members of this grand jury
know of indictments heretofore return
ed, trials, convictions and warnings to
those engaged in this vice, the time has
come when all such should know that
if they conduct such games in this COM
munity the penitentiary shall be their
reward"
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-06-19
Trunks and Dress-Suit Cases.

We carry the most complete line Of
trunks and dress-suit cases in Central
Kentucky. We devote one floor of our
store to these articles. You should not
leave home without looking over our
line, for we have what you need and
want. J. w. DAVIS & co,
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-06-19
ESTRAYED.

4-year-old bay mare mule, Flemish in
right eye and shows gear marks, es-
trayed from "Marchmont" stock farm.
near town, Thursday night, June 18th.
Any information regarding her will be
literally rewarded.
19tf JAMES E. CLAY.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-06-19
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

We are authorized to announce w. P.
Kimball, of Fayette County, as a can
didate for the Democratic nomination
for Congress in the 7th District of
Kentucky, subject to the action of the
District Convention to be held in the
City of Frankfort, on Thursday, July
18th. 1906.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-06-19
The Best On Earth.

The best Refrigerator ON earth is
conceded to be the Journey" No
one in Paris sells it but
12-2t LOWRY & TALBOT.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-06-19
For Rent!

House and two acres of ground near
Ewarts Cross Roads. Apply to the
undersigned for further information.
DENIS DUNDON,
tt Paris. KY.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-06-19
Every Farmer In Bourbon County
Should Use the
proof Hemp Irvine.

1t is made from a home product. 1t works to per
lection on any make of binder Every bale is guar
anteed to tie 200 bundles more than bale of sisa1
Irvine. If you try it you will use other. It's
economical. al
SOLD ONLY BY
r. j. NELLY.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-06-19
.OPTICIAN.

DR.. Bowen the optician, will be at
A. J. Winters & Co. s. on Thursday,
July 18th. Examination free.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-03
And with brick paved streets ali ihoss old sheet lrou
and wooden awnings ought 20 come DOM.
rAfLINa ~

District Attorney Jerome oi Nsw Yofs seems e
have forgotten that he vas elected a. publs pfsoatnf
instead q prsais defender MS anxiety . shield ths
bis Insurance. msn from me consequences q s t'sit q
their poicyhoiasra money or gifts to me nspabrAn
campaign committee IS hard 10 sapain % ans reason
able basis
Tie men lase openll confessed Ito theft ara the
oalg question Is As TO whether there Is iAw under
which thsy can b< prosecuted Tls ong tao Judges
Of the Nee YORK suprems eoar % whom ne question
has been sabphtsa ay there IS Jerome sass tlseys s
MOI, and he has refused 70 permit grand iary 70 iudct
the thieves until he GETS decision from tbs eoau d
appeals
"why he eselalms ~ lt uefs tfastilat thssa men
eoaia - prosecuted should have % eaess TIE arrest q
cousiias : Bliss treasurer af uso Republican can.
pasn fund ard ons 81 10 osst eminent anauclsrs j
,ls eii4, and Of GsaVs b Cd,tsyea aspablleAn ean.
palgn chairman ARD restmssiss esnsral"
WHAT iitf ntheg afs geilty theg ought q u A..
rested ougbtnt usyg Aud Perkins has confessed slat
he gave them tbs money ualrh be stole iron hs sem
pana i seems as e prosecutor should take il iaF
granted thas ne las ueuia punish 81 kinds 81 uas,as
tors and %, ssek Tor oop ioss Ia TIE as that eoaa
relieve i'm fsou tie dlzaerssabio necessity q frsseat
ing saei eminent offenders Is ullss and Couesoa
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-03
rnE NEXT THING

Vow thal the paving question s well On the wag %
settlement perhaps tie nsxt most pressing problem
awaiting solution that of sidewalks Esen IN the
business asgsct voltas saswalksare most aa an sor.
y affairs ard Ia s residence section dosplte what has
tsea done tbs past year towards the laying q walks
by che voluntary effort o. the property opner person
cannot walk Two blocks Ia any direction without setting
stuck Ia a mud hole
We haye heeoms used 70 going about ia the dust
and mud, these og Who cannot ride that We DO NOT
realize Just what Jay town a placs Is eonsiderra
which has no walks OF course We have haa some ss.
euse ar the conditions which have existed In tie past
ioris IS exceedingly aucalt to sol anything dous BY vol
untary Effort but that excuse no longer holds good The
Curtis bll gives this eity ne power to order tbs aying
Of sidewalks aud % enforce the order
Il IS time then for the Commercial club and tls
city council to cooperate Ia the building u walks No
Improvement that can 10 made vii add 50 much 70 Sbs
the atsFactssues Or the ey rood walks througAsu,
sesaenee section and The value ei ali property vii
b. enhanced In much greater degree than the cost q
walks
We have done another good thing % getting lasing
started let's do another good ting and perhaps even
better By selng into ne building Of sidewalks
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-03
THE cnERoKrE PAYMENT.

Between tour and ass million dollars will le alstrita
red 10 The Cherokee nation 20 TIE eastern Cherosees
this year result q TIE decision of tie supreme court
in Washington yesterday This money vii be dlstrilr
uied among approximately ieooo Of tho lmmg from
Georgia into this eoua,fy. or course almost al ths
original claimants dead now the claim having origin.
atod over afty ago that the money VIII have q
90 70 tier heirs Tie eastern chsrosees comprise mos,
Of tie fallbloods As seneml rule the aoa settlers
The FRS comsn 70 this nation were TIE miavd bloods
The payment means great deal 70 the eleroses
nation and 70 vnita especially The tulbloods. "a
whom most Of the money viii &C. can Use t 70 good ad
vantage OF many of them wia sauandsr il, as
thef have 81 money that has come to them uith ~
little effort But ths other hand many q tleua wl
use It ior tie purchase oi farm implements long needed
and FOR the improvement Of tlelg farms ia many ways
And yntsa TIE chief eity q tls Cleragee uatIou
ought 70 Vel most of tie goods ahea these people sni
bay
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-03
onEnIENcE

The ChstGAin haa discovered Ia To- seultou aam
ter of eases 81 esnslng nswsgapss satereey . pAry
Orsan,sa,ioa. Bat tbs mo.t smarsabs example u sas
sl otedsucs has iast come d iigus ris South Meal
ester Capital hates Socialism aaa gosspmen, oausnhs
ana even municipal ounsnhIp = tus dawn hates hoip
wassf.
II see iu tle agAlf growing anAA a 60 Socialists
greater menace 70 the psFgetaly o tha sovmnsnl
than esen Isspalaicanlsn oasne 4 AN individual
Effort wil Is tlns q tls Fast wisn ths hops o. ud
sidaal reward il removed - wesia - tne uuies
ne publis ownsnsalp pan Aea the Capital Is neuess
TOO IN bsiisslng tlat Socialism and government owner
shp are msnaos q ts nation. msnAee sssAlss slsa
Rspablieanism.
and YET wlat 40 Va auaf Will us oapaal seutinue
10 sgtt this nsuacss % everything 10 Is possr 4
prevent she disaster that t SOS lmpsoalnxs
ny us means nelCae.,al Ill sou,inus Is can Al.
tentlgn 70 tss aanssn q Socialism sni s pabe ovns
shp tesry as Il .ees iisai ana then q sls psnoensc
parts fails q ,ass oaf sagioe ws sili usa iai IN ns
ana carrY ,hs n9ht on "a sie family shtH practical
demonstration prosss uheiisr g nt oar uafunEs sore
altlsost foundation THIS y ecfalnIg eauyiug lsllou
a. devotion 70 ts iarthet limit 10 other usns rs
capital all stoA g ils paag ssea thsoush sis
cess Il gls pauy sle ceaniu Is 70 te ruinsa
Tie ehisnatn. IS i ssn anasn DOS nor regard pgls
10 oeuesshlp menace if il asa u uoald osgtainly
asbt it party Or no panY. ist Is d dos popa % aglt
everything lArmiol whether sanctioned ~ the Demo
cratic Faul Or not
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-03

The kansas Democrats hass decided ia fayor 81 us
Initiative aua referendum Tls demand ior that re
fern j. becoming So siroag tlat Il wIa BE- lmpasslbl,
much longer e ignore Il There are many reform,
which shs ecuntp needs. and needs badly, bat il i
doubtless true thar not oae Of them IS as important as
this Indeed al Others depend upon t.
TIE initiative and referendum aims to give he gus
eminent eaes INTO the hands of tie people taking IL
asay from TIE politicians who have pfosstnea il q tic
sefsee Of the corporations and nonepolek with an l.
tatlss and refsfendom t vii Be possible ior TIE pso.
pie q secure mte bl within at least lve years a. tie
time tie demand for saeh measure originates
The kansas Democrats realize the strength q tie
sentiment iof an initiative And fefefsrdau, and tsy
acted wisely IA taking - the cause
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-03

John sharp Williams b. his Obstructive tactics Ia
TIE houae, seems 70 have Impressed t upon speakeF
Cannon some sort q report mist e mads % the
statehood bit The Democrats have been doing every
thing their power 70 statehood aud u lhey get
e bsl reported back e ts house and senate they VII
nave accomplished wonders Then It VI IS % "a t.e
Republicans what vii these tsn alaaourlans and Kan
ans dos Wn they iorsaks their nartsanallp ior luss
enes ana vots their eanvcton We are waiting rather
anzIously 81 TIER answer
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-03

rhefs aFethose who thins that, t-aaas tie b fofte
removal q restrictions has tailed u,srsfo1e as saslt
nos hass sfatssoea Ths cAirfain thinks thls -
uisiaAsa IL faes. IS aaabsfal Il - sssf Ian
have tis restrictions vaosea aat as have sta,slsood
altt representatives % aght fas eaf rights
ri.e failure q gle Gus bnl eashl % sasse IS e re
aeab'e Efforts og te otst Te people 81 tie ssss
ssntlmentaly gfsslng b.aulss Indian plstursl e.
tsps randsFea b pintlaai whites asssf sa te
abe o - tie lusiies ne removal oi restrictions
Bat te cas- - analy besn uoftea ~ e tif galnt
shsfs t sss tlat es ought . t rivsa ssaisoa Tsrs
e ua Heasoa shg tl.ls toaa sisugla be denied as
II aill - pfaeiicals larsslh.s q aaintsin state
sassmmsnt stssgus ,asabs laaas bat tis removal q
go restrictions vill tuau lafd after raieapa There
tofe lets al ~os. iaf ,ai eausamma,a ) assests 10
b desired
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-03
nIrcncocR DID IT.

The bll for the removal Of the restrictions has ap-
pareuty been given is anal quetus At least Tar a.
this session Of congress concerned saturday the az
tempted amendment to the Indian appropriation blll
uas stricken out and there little hops that
ths restrictions can be taken on before winter Il then
BUT the present gbt has served 70 bring oat into the
open our enemy Veal sneN who he vas bus hither-
"a ho has been able to hide his opposition behind pre-
tended irendiess saturday he obliged 70 come au
into the open 70 secure the defeat o, the amendment 70
TIE appropratonbin you all know bis name. ETHAN
ALIEN Hteheoek whom an unkind atshas puti eba0e
or the department Of tle interior
L might he thought that congress should give some
heed to ategnes bacsedhy practically the unanimous dc
nand oi tsctaens ei this territory whites blacks and
reds newcomers and natives ake one andonly thug
90 which ue aly agree, bur no. the opinion Of q man
whose ouly novieags Of this countrywas gained from
TIE windows q Pullman 10 weeks trip counts for
more than eff else With congress
The secretary may be honest Ia believing that what be
aoag is Cor ths best Interests Of the territory Tie
grfters may s. honest too ia hoang the same belief
me secretary and TIE Frafters however are alone 10
boaleg that opinion Nj Hitehcack makes pous
talk aboat h protection d Gle poor folioood It would
Be a revelation 70 him if he could or would only come
down here and spend isa weeks with TIE talhloods
ineognlto The opinions be uoula hear expressed cen.
ceuiag TIE wisdom o. his would certainly make
him more modest aud chastened individual Il he is
not altogether hardened te alArepeutance.
HIteheoes aId T. Hlteheoes ana ths graftsn aud tHs
eastern ssutmsntalsis uho ~itb guoFeaee that IS
As monumental astbsr attention IS good can see nothing
Ia TIE removal of The restrictions save an attempted
robbery Of ths poor Indian The development Of this
country has been thFosn taes another year The fun.
baods vii have 60 sst along another yeaf as best tsg
caa II thss have e steal hogs again IS they did last
wulsg to keep from starsog et ms thought console
them THAI lHteheoca guarding their Interests Ike
hawk Tesy SIN lave ths comforting assurance that
e thsg escape Starvation ana tie penitentag Their
aaa slil 1s st waiting for them of course ths4 -
lns without neasY . tts asaas u seatne ans ne
lad sH Do shsm nc good bat Il VII he there never.
Hsless.
As far tae tss, of US we don't count
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-03
WELCOME ~ I'm rm.n

rbs Tals World. which las bsse "a evening fapsr
elth Meiae sersice, competing etf tie nsmo
eat. which tas been served b ne Associated rrea
las given 20 the ngia and uili this month beeome
: moFuiae .rapef ~Hh Associated Pres services The
Associated PES tie greatest nassgatlorne agency
q the aorld ana paper without il cannot hope Is
compete with one having T. Tie World has aiuays
hesh coed local paper bal nsak On lelsgmphie nsuS
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-03
THE CEMETERY RoAp-

The auprose otlanoshef Memorial day again Gals 81
tensicn 70 tie fact that ths rad 70 tbs esmetsy j. ii
very poor condition This sats oi aaalrstas existed TOT
long time bat tlat Is reason why IT should uoutn.
ue ior ger Las, spring bridge sas pai 10 that great
b improved ths thoroaghfars. but the road stn fu
q uts rough and 1sssf b maaheleS
There IS no esease Ter ths Il IS the roas that Is tfas
eisd b. allous dead and of tsit akes i MOI fsr oul
own se should keep e 10 repair There sllI aoabfes
this year alsays before b. procession "a tic eems
sFy this Memorial dly ~ly uet have the roads 10 roos
shape by that tlmeg It won't take lmach money. an il
nesda Is grading And = little attention
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-03

The Fort smith NsweRscOFd the other day psiutsd
a graphite Photograph of ,hs cha HOUSE a san Fran
cisco caneht just a. ths famous hotel pas topplins
into tie sa as result Of tie sarthqaake shock The
picture loses little 10 eneet ho~cser een ~ re'nen
bsr tia, the cna House did 10, sopps into ths -
win This exception she ps.oloxAph ID questiou =
doubtless true TO the facts
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-03
CONGRATULATIONS

AZ tnta eoneFatalates Edgar smith for hls sletory
% the FonF Million Dollar eass before shs supreme
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