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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-15
DEPARTMENT
KNOWS UNO
District Attorneys Action In
the Western District Is
Sustained.

Mskoses FsG " NJ Meuetts.
United States aifernsi fof tlas ucsi
ru dlNnci. hzs Resolved soFa from
TIE departmeni a lasiiee. motifs iug
hlm thst tlls action u himself ard
3 Marshal leo lIennsif Va prohibit
ins tlr sale 81 ruo IA the western dis
tfict las heeu Sustained uuo Is B
wsllhnowu beverage which ls COS ~.
ing soId iu tie northern aud southern
districts The letter from tie De.
aument q justice is ,akeu 70 mean
that tie salsof Tao sill a. prahiblted
in the northern and southern districts
as wel d tie erstsru
o. s Marsha nafnaah 81 vlnlta
was bers feoonllg aDd held a confer
ence with TIE officials of "a. western
district relative - ile prahihlfpu 81
unn ile IS beat ga having tls Aw
enforced and t Is sala hnwaH iEg tte
action u TIE district altomef u his
district
TIE ministers g Naskases rtssed
resolutions commanding De eors el
tie dlsi flci ailafueB and marsha
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INDIAN SCHOOLS
WILL CONTINUE

Muskazee. feh b a telegram %
Superintendent ilenetlei ff1u iudmn
Commissioner Lsupp ass that TIE
slaaols Niii be continued on until
March & least and tlat tie almost
certain PASSAGE q uhe curtis bi.l =.
Tore March Z insured tie contiuuaHee
81 tlo scliao|s after thar daia
TIE telegfam 81 tiH commissioner
= tie superintendent S IS folloss
'Referfinr 60 oaics lettef of July
u Ions. Transmitting copy of depart.
mfnt order of iaig e. TIE SECRETARY
difects special attention @ the report
aid 10 - siaely circulated "a indan
territory thai ail sghaols sill elase
On feh la 80 afaef to THAT sfeet
las been issued from this oaics be from
the department Assurances are FIf.
81 by leading men ia congress that
the bill inf winding 40 afaifs ia n.
dsan tefril0rY sill reach the presi.
dent fof signature before March :, hat
L tie bill dues not hecame q law tie
schools must elose as directed II tie
fasieT referred to Give this cerrec
lon vide publicity
FuASois p Lnurn
Commissioner q Indian Afiain
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BILL
AMENDMENT

Washington. Feb. s Tie curtis ml
providing fof .fils uiudlus ~ af ths
afaia uf tlls Fifo ClFlllsea THhes
sas reported oak 50 tile subcommittee
aaa aill D. tascn up ln tle fall Sea-.
als Cununlttee i1iaf
4 provision that All pgolabls ere,
ats 5 fupFo iu thg ClpctAw ani
Chlcsasaa country aunus a recent
lsaldlas af tie interior Department
that iutssuAffisa citizens II thos
tribe shass sisss died ahd uho sub
@sausutif married wl4Ste women laYe
TIA tight e. enrol - f,liI-neiasd clfl.
fens q tie tfllss ftsass children lofn
after tie seoond marrlsge The rs.
dams lave made a determined aght
against thh italnlug of file drpaa-
msut aai TO resalt IS Tie Amend.
menf O. Tie cuuh Mn
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PREPARATIONS
FOR CHINK WAR
Uncle Sam Will Spend Thous
ands Of Collars improving
Philippine Service.

Assaci1ed Press
Wa>bngtoo Fob When secre.
arg TAFT appeared bsfan il.e senate
COMMITTEES 90 appropriations shleh
eas considering 81 axsat deaaieney
bli DC requested tle appropriation ~
q hundred ibaasaad doiae to bs es.
pended ~ sadHaaaI barracks ard
quarters Ter Use Arms A. or near
Manila iIs stated tHat tHe situation
H Culna eas seh uat e masht g.
neceeaft a any time e. send tm e.
u8efe ans 6 soU.d ts aise g. hav
Troops nart Ga D. aad f5f uaf Faf
psae e A thought bf nme Senators
taaf ths matgef IS g saen Importance
tmt the COMMITTEES ca ue TAWp.
pIBr slgal1 taae It 90 ana ems der
ID az once Do vl# - rstaffe $40 ti.at
COMMITTEES slfneat dtaf
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taxable Railroad Property

The amendment e tie curtis b.u
giving Indian territory towns t4e right
e tak milnad proptfiJ intaeu limits
Is more important tlan vas a. arf
supposed 10 Maskoeee the katy S
property IS valued a. tt95sa TIE
ffiSse a0d the n q a have lle
twecn them alaut ere same amount
At tlie rate 81 b mills 90 tie dollar
this sosld gleld tie sum oi sl81st -
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-15
Jacob Yoes Dead

iaeaa Nsgs li#i eterias after
uHaHaths hame Nao Buren, and
wl. be eurlri u 81 Smith tomorrow
iie aas wafei % Washington county
aHi sas we EaaWH n Fayetteville
tor HaH fean De conducted q large
mercantile business s. West Fork and
le@He arsItl8 Ne was q S STAR
sla. for lhe Western District o. AfE
aaas dHrBf ilafusue admlnIsfn.
tm ud vas d8e business man
Fafsttet Democrat
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-15
SUPREME COURT
HANDED ONE


Associated Pres
81 Loaix Ne Feb % Atlomef
9e1oml liaaleg today forsafsici q
Juigt Glldsfsleefe of the supreme
Count. % New Nofk cts . eeuiari
copf n The decision 81 TIE Nnlie1
States Cim8lt Coart of Appsah ln
TIE vas o. ine iunaeiAr Manufactur.
luk Cemfang versus VILLAS n iaciuer.
ahlch Involves the PRECISE question:
u,si : penaleF lefofs Gilisrsiseys lu
~ siandan1 oI cas- TIE decision
N asorMnl~ to renssugian made hg
Ee A'eg in tie STANDARD oii rAse
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-15
NEEDS MORE
FILTHY LUCRE

Ass selAtsd Press
Washington Fsb g UppsfiH
in CuuEfess % Improve the eausu.ai
friee has eaassd iis ltss q tIc con.
sdlAf services u ensof rs most efficient
AMI experienced officers ~ che esis
nktln announced issiaf 0f James "
iavltsH. eousa. q Autuue MAnehu.
ft elQ after service q uiuo Years q,
tirrd be.aue e Inability io loueel
draw 90 bis private lnoame o. main.
tain zee consulate
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PROCEEDINGS
AGAINST KELLY


Associated Press
Peoria llt Feb 10 Eight depos
itors of the Peoples savings bank 81
which uf George III simmons, Who
committed suicide Tuesday Vas pfesi
dent hled proceedings to-day against
Ray p l. Kelly the surviving part
uer in The bank ASKING that bank
be declared bankrupt This petit.
tign IS the result of Investigation bF
a committees of hye which asserts that
the bank was lnsolgent al the time Of
is closing
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nackaehe Is never known 10 those
persons uho take ~ occasional dosa u
Pineules Tie value of the pslu ob
talned from the pine tree has long
teen feooEniaed ln the treatment on
diseases uf the bladder amt Kidneys
one dose q plneules uil give relief.
and une bottle uill cnFv Seld by A.
= ONeus. Druggist ds
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GRAND LODGE
OF WORKMAN

Associated Pres
ruta Feb TIE Grand ieige
"A q VI NJ u oklahoma and ludmn
Territory adiaufued ths morning
after eigit session
south MeAiesief ans selected q
The next meeting places
oaieers elected egre T. @ F1od.
Lawtou Master Workman
~ 3 NeIch Guthfie Recorder
" Way Enld Meileai examiner
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-15

a nnmter q freight ears have been
broken into IL transit on tie Frisco
fscantlg and several merchants have
discovered shortages IN their lnvoiess
siien received Last night car far
Ninlta came 10 And nearly evegf lax
Il tise eaf had been OPENED
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Associated Press
Washington, Heh 5 - tho Smoof
insrHlgstian IL tlle examination ~
Prof Waiter \. Wolfe today names
~ . nuaheg q residents uf Provo
wefs rad tn tho sitnrss ard tee q
tiseu e aid sefe living ia pglfFA.
man aoi@biiAti0n only one. Tl,pa
CfaateflAla. entered po'yTamy since
tis manifesto. b. sAid
4 nanlsf oi sonFs alleged ts hAre
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THE MORMON
STORY NEXT

s tfel Press
Washington Feo TH utmdac-
tsaH tsrlaaaf aalas ea8l6r
closed l l, proietants
taaa IS Naueta em fep
teaoafs lIe es8It 1d HEhi 81
HHioI vie
~ s8F he ratimmr
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-15
HOSTILE SONGS
SUNG FREQUENTLY
Wolfe Continues His Story and OiScICSeS
More ROttenneSS of the Present
Day Mormon Church.

been hostile q tie government q ne
unitrd STATES. wsfc pat luto recQfd
Wolfe aid these songs scfe sung ffe'
QGeuiiY
Wm Thomas tssiihfd he lad
Funs through tha endowment house.
and taken The CATH q ayenge tte
blood u tlo prophet 1ossph smith
upon tllh natlou snd q teach hls
children Ia % ~ doan % tie tNini
afid fourth grnumtlauA
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VENEZUELA
WILL FIGHT

Associated Pres
WnIemstad, Island 81 eumcas. Feb.
3 4 Traveller vho arrived today from
venezuela. said
President Castfo S busilY engaged
ia onllsiing recruits throughout the
republic and 10 other ways II prepar.
inc fuf war
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-15
HOUSE PASSES
THE RATE BILL

AssoelAtai Pres
Washington Feb Tie iiaase 30.
daY gzsssi - Hepburn Railroad nis
bill bg tui. q 8ie to Tinsa vt.
tnr against tlie blH ese t.lttlehsld
Mccall refkins sih.sy salfbsiet
NfeeiAai ard Mseks
After nal. si' ana0aucement 81 uie
p1saee u tila 6l Aas enelfei HIfh
ripple a. appAgsn TlsWe voting
against tie blil pefs az republicans
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-15
PATRICK GETS
AN INJUNCTION

ASH atei Press
fHHbH ra Feh luus So.
au president of Distract Na United
MH haftem t1iag aeated Is tens
r0mff Injunction restraining dele
gates f0 fhe district convention fum
interfering sith hh powers as pfesI.
daHt 81 tHc organization
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SUICIDE ROUTE
FOR PREACHER


Associated psrss
Chleag ftb HeN Justin q
Wade pasfof e tho Flmf CauFfesa
tioaal ehureh Naakeean arrested -
seif.ag eleesue letters thmaKh tie
maiI Attempted - commit slle.de
to.iaf b throwing himself la front e
a train. oH TIC Northwestern alE
va lis laluaes are dangerous
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RECOMMENDED
MANY REFORMS

s Assc aifd Press
Nee NWk rFh Ite HnF Qf
u.e laI Invest sai#Hf ttet
- H,s SEES 3afs Iafo h.saaaaee tsH.
mny apHaIutet bt trustees e. uTss
feafs shet mpat saHais aas Hs.ie
today aud ass adopted amaiu
b5 fhs trasfees lt aHienUe5 tHf
fafm management &c tM Iammal
aud ufemmfniei gsFIaHs reforms
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-15
FORAKER
HAS AMENDMENT
Question of Admission of New Mexico
and Arizona to Statehood to be
Decided by Vote of People.

h0od bill. the governors OF rae two
Territories shall respectively eail an
election for submlttiag the question
of statehood Voters Cf the tw0 pro.
posed states slial vote separately and
union shall not BE- causummated uns
less a majority of the votes 10 each
Territory afe cast ia tlle Affirmative.
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ENT0MBED MINERS
MAY BE ALIVE


Associated Press
Hinton ~ Va Feb h Is he.
netel possible ieiaf thai some 6 the
tseutysik mluee Who are eutombed
in thc latfei nine may allI hoaIiee.
Ten ia2e teen taken out There s
% TELEGRAPH communication eith the
mine
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TRAITORS TO
THE cause"


Associated Pres
81 pcieraug Feb Three work.
men Hs,aug.as @ tae party 0f aclItf
stuF against revolution abd an=
areAy s. called "bars hundred
eefe Killed yesterday IS revolution
ISIS ~ teiug traitors fa Ghc eauaf
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DISTURBANCE
IN RUSS LAND


Vae Sea Press
uaFsu Natal feh i0 Nluefy
aaHiei po'let hau started from
uaflnH fof use center 81 TIE Native
disturbances Local militia have been
eaf1sd t0le lu ftaaInesA
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Associated Press
Washington Feb Ia The senate
TO-DAY Foraker presented al amend
moat q tle statehood btu directing
the metlod q proceeding Ia Aflmna
and New Mrtice GA the question o.
admission lt directs thar within
thirty days after approval 81 theaate
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$4,000 FOR
FIVE TRIBES
Ahidrfm

Aese esiea rfess
Washington. Fch TIE house BIN
making appropriations "a sspp.y uB.
eilt araclsncses vas TO-DAY foported 80
ttc senats Among TIE Items was
s1tnn i1f the compction af the work
q tie Five Civilized Tflhes commis
sion
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FOR MUTUAL
PROTECTION

Associated pfcas
harIctI.t Ftb GA cau signed
hl aitesa producers was issued to-day
fof a meeting of Ine territory n3 pro
duan hea February e 60 fatm an
ss,aa.atIaH Ger muIm protection
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TOM LAWT0h'S
OFFER ACCEPTED


Associated Press
ne MolHts iosa, Feb ~ Cover
nor Cummm Uas practically dee.de3
Is accept Thomas rs iaes1us ofer
Of membership gn TIE Insurance
committee
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DOCTOR HOCH
LOOSES OUT


Associated rfess
Springfield illk, Feb Tie So.
pfeme Court TO-DAY denied lotsanng in
the cas- q Johann Iieb sho IS seu.
tsnesi % 3 hanged February q for
uife mufdrr
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CONVICTS NOT
CONVICTED

Associated Press
jefferson Cfy Na Fsb The
laV 20 TIE osse q tle thre mulIuaa
eauacts could n9t asfee gpla ne
verdict TO-DAY ami were daciAVed ty
Judge Martin
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Miss Murml Is famous in the vest
fnf hgr Skill as q @Qnesomsn She
Won fhe sioef fplug contest 81 the
So Louis Worlds Faif She IS tie
original u i.ussfe Ia moYts Texas
steer Miss MllhaI vas .nlured seg
eraI mauth, ag8 wfeu q horse reared
and ie. "a her
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MISS MULHALL
FIGHTING DEATH


Associated pfess
Ma.hah Okla Feb 10 Tle csuII-
uon u Mis- Agnes MaImI IS reported
today q be slightly Improved osiue
mam % eners8 aud sIl poeer thau
aHy ether Gauss buwsFtr
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DISTINGUISHED
EDUCATOR DEAD


Associated FfNsH
Washington Feb e General tohn
Eal0u. q distinguished clsi war vet
ewn ana noted educator died to,lay.
aged q.
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COWBOY"
GIRL MAY LIVE

Associated Press
Oklahoma CHS Feb Condition
of AGNES Mu.hail IS somewhat in
proved to-day although HUl critical
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-23
CAMBRIDGE CITY.
Palladium Special

Palladium Special
Cambridge City, April 20.-Mrs.
Fred ,Ashbaugh has returned to her
home at Connersville after a few days
visit with her mother, Mrs. Isaac Da-
Wis.
Mrs. Lottie Kinsey has returned to
her home at New Castle after a few
days visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Grant
Wright.
Mrs. V. c. Meredith has returned to
her home at Marlborough Farm after
a few days visit with relatives at In
dianapolis.
Mr.. A. V. House returned to his
home at Arcadia. Ind, after a few
days visit with his son, Dean House.
Miss Alfredo Storch was the guest
of Mrs. Fred Storch Friday.
Allen Mettert was the guest of
friends at Hagerstown last night.
>Chas Ault attended the alumni ban
quet at Hagerstown Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Foster returned
to their home at Leomster, Mass, Fri
day after a few days visit with Mr..
and Mrs. S. L. Wheeler at their home
On West Main street.
Willard Drischel has taken a posi-
ton with the Light Car Inspection
Co, at Hagerstown.
Miss Goldie Irwin has returned
home after a few days visit with Miss
Nellie Reid at Richmond.
Mrs. Frank Doty of Milton was the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. John
Thurman at her home on East Main
street Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. r. II Camel have re-
turned to their home at Chicago after
a few days visit with friends in this
city.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-23
are shaped to the hips and that wild

are shaped to the hips and that wild
en- gradually toward the knees and
flare amply from that point.
II is the details of dress that mean
so much, the finish of every article
that is worn and the fact that every
article is we'll made and well fitted
that gives the fashions of the present
day their finished appearance.
AS to fabrics, there may be more
elaborate possibilities among expen-
sive silks than the simple soft Sue
sine Silk which is So popular for after
noon toilets, but ther can be no more
pretty or useful accessory to ones
wardrobe, and this the fashionable
woman has discovered with her GUS
tomary cleverness. Suesine has all
the appearance of China silk with half
it's price and double it's wearing
qualities, being composed of silk and
cotton mixed in such proportion as to
preserve all the exquisite coloring
lustre and draping effects of the fin
est China or India silk, and keep the
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-23

ed One sees the monstrosity occas-
ionally but never upon modish wo-
men. She may wear a Pompadour,
but it is soft, unaggressive and natu-
raj.
Sometimes it falls carelessly across
the forehead, with a suggestion of a
Dart-never an actual part, however,
on the left side, or it may droop
over the forehead without the side
wise wave, but with the exception of
the East Side beauty the hair does
not bulge out over tne forehead in
the ridiculous fashion SO recently ad-
opted by some women who made con-
siderable pretension to good taste.
Exaggeration is always avoided by
the average American woman. For
her the sleeve is never sensationally
full-the skirt never of spectacular
breadth at the hem. Whimsicalities
in dress uass her by and so we have
the typical American .woman-the
best dressed woman in the world"
..-.. HELEN ADAIR.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-23
TWO CENTS AT ALL PLACES OF
SALE.


Honestly, in view Of Rockefeller's
latest action it is almost impossible
to pronounce his full name without an
outbreak as that depicted by the eX-
clamation marks in the heading. 1t
was loudly heralded on the front page
of practically every paper in the land
that Rockefeller had contributed $780,
900, for the suffering victims of San
Francisco. The gift itself is onevof the
most generous that has so far been
given individually, and a few of the
black marks charged up to the old
Standard Oil magnate began to fade
in the public's mind. But this is all
changed now. The original black
marks have returned stronger than
ever, besides which an additional mark
is to be found. And 1t is with this
new black mark that We are chiefly
concerned. 1t has always been the
popular supposition that when Rock
teller gave away money to charity, or
for some other purpose, he raised the
price of oil in order to make good"
the amount of his gift. OF course this
has been denied time and again, but
nevertheless 1t is generally believed
to be true. But the foxy old oil king
has gone the American public one
better. He has bought up another
trust, and 1t is through this new ac-
QUESTION that he is regaining the mon
ey he sent to the San Francisco stuff
erers. The commodity controlled by
this trust is glucose, staple used in
the manufacture of candy. The trust
controls over ninety seven per cent
Of the entire glucose of the country.
Naturally when John ID. orders a rise
in the price Of this article he has
nothing to fear from competition.
And that is exactly what he has done.
;. The day after he announced his $780,
900 gift to San Francisco, the price
of glucose was boosted ten cents. This
will more than repay his "magnifi-
cent" gift in short time. John D.
Is certainly winner when it comes to
a question of common decency or the
almighty dollar. He chooses the al
mighty dollar, every time. This pa
per gives prize every week for the
best news Tip" received. 1t feels like
offering an additional prize to anyone
who can produce a greater cheap
skate" than John ID. Rock! !. I, 4!
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-23
THE COLUMBUS WAY.

Columbus, Ohio. is handling the
raising of contributions for San Fran.
cisco in an admirable manner. A
meeting of practically all the business
men of the city was held Saturday in
tie Board of Trade. This meeting
lasted only one hour, but the men
who attended it, imbued with a feel
ing of compassion for their unfortun-
ate fellow countrymen in the far
west, contributed a total of eighteen
thousand dollars for a relief fund.
The Columbus Way should be the
Richmond way. The business men Of
this city should NEE, and raise every
penny they possibly can. They prob
ably would be unable to raise as much
as the Columbus business men did,
but whatever sum they did raise
would be considered from the stand
point Of the spirit in which it was
given, and not from the amount sub
scribed. Such action on the part of
our business men would be an admir-
able example of discounting the flu
tqre. for should Richmond ever be
visited by destructive. tornado or
fire. every one Of Us would welcome
outside aid to help those rendered
homeless and destitute.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-23
HELEN ADAlR'S NEW YORK LETTER.
Suesine Silk Dame Fashions latest DCum Passing of the Pom
padour- WhimsiCaIies in Dress Avoided by the
TypCa American Woman.

To the lover of dress the fashions
ly attractive, and yet at first glance it
is quite impossible 10 tell wherein the
attraction lies. There is no stereo-
typed style to weary the eye. There
are many different colorings, and
many different designs, yet the die
tum of Dame Fashion is really brief
ces that follow more or less closely
the lines Of the figure and skirts that
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-23
MILTON.
palladium Specia1.1

Palladium SpeciaL1
Milton, Ind, April 22.-The COM
mencement attracted a good audience
Friday night at Kinsey's hall and the
program was excellent. For the first
time in the history of Milton COM
mencement there was but one gradu-
ate, Park Gresh LantZ. He had fine
Grafton on Aaron Burr giving a strong
line of argument in favor OF Burr
An excellent feature of the evening
was a chorus by the high school I'M
der direction of the teacher of music,
Miss Garvin. Prof. E. p. Trueblood,
of Earlham gave a group of readings
effectively. Miss Smelser presented
the diploma. The Rev. f. c. McCor-
mick gave the Innovation and Rev. A. R.
Jones the benediction.
Mrs. John Bowman is at Corners
vile visiting her daughter Mrs. Anna
Bowman Slant.
Miss Louise Mueller came home
from indianapolis for the commence
ment. -
Harry Hashour will this VI enter
Voorhees, business college, Indianapo-
lis.
Jacob Wise, who all winter suffered
with rheumatism is at Martinsville
for treatment.
John Norths will leave shortly for
Silver Lake.
Rev. F. c. Mccormick will attend the
Congress of Disciples of Christ at In
dianapolis this week.
Many young people from neighbor-
ing towns and from the country at
tended the commencement.
J. NJ. Hinkle is in Cincinnati.
Miss Nora Campbell has returned
from Indianapolis where she attended
the funeral of the late w. P. Elliott.
Geo Rothermel was at Richmond
Saturday night to I. o. r. NJ. meeting.
]. B. Griffin spent Sunday at Spice
land.
E. B. Kern was home over Sunday.
His family will move to Montpelier
this week.