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The St. Mary banner., 1906-12-22
SOME GARDEN SECRETS,

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One day Greta found Alan lying
race down On the bank of the lily
pond. He was staring hard into the
water.
What are you looking for, Alan?"
she asked, coming up behind him and
staring down, too.
a frog" said Alan. you know they
drop their tails off and turn into regu-
lar frogs, but I don't see any spare
tails lying round, and I've watched
and watched and none OF them seem
to be shedding their tails today"
That's something like watching a
bud blossom" said Greta. You know,
when bud looks as if it were going
to open surely in a minute, and you
watch and watch and watch till you
almost go to sleep, and it doesn't
move a mite, then if, after you've
watched hours and hours. you 60 of
and play for just tiny minute, when
you come back it's all blossomed out.
But I guess, if you watched forever,
you'd never see a tadpoles tail drop
off, for they don't drop off,
"They do, too.'' said Alan. "How
else do they get rid of them? When
they're tadpoles they have tails, and
when they're frogs they have none,
so they must drop EN-"
II used to think so,' said Greta.
"But Aunt Peggy, she goes to college.
you know, and she learned there that
they don't lose their tails off-the tad
poles. mean. They just grow short
er and shorter till they disappear in
side Of the frog. I suppose it is some
thing the way a turtle draws his
head in his shell. only the turtle does
It often and quickly and the tadpole
does it once awfully slowly and never
pokes it out again. Aunt Peggy said
the tail changed inside Of the frog.
but l didn't understand very we'll all
aOut it,
when grow up I'm going to col
leg to find out for myself" said Alan
determinedly.
$50 am IT, said Greta. "Aunt Peg
gy told me about a funny black
fish called the squid that manu-
factures ikn inside of himself,
and when his enemies are pur-
suing him in the water he just
spills lot Of the ink into the water
SO the water gets all cloudy and the
enemy can't see the squid at all and
he escapes"
Hes a real smart fish, isn't he."
said Alan. did your Aunt Peggy
ever see one?"
"Yes, and she saw the ink, too, and
she dipped a pen in it, and wrote her
name AID the date and that it was
written in squid ink. And it looks
most like any ink. II you'll come in
the house she'll show it to you"
As the children were going to the |
house Alan said:
There's one other thing I'd like to |
see, and that's a snake crawling out |
Of his skin. You know that snakes |
skin we found in the bushes last sum-
mer? Well, Id just like to have seen
the snake crawl out Of it."
We'll have to keep our eyes open,'
said Greta.-Washington Star.
The St. Mary banner., 1906-12-22
The Chicago Chrnnia,-

The Chicago Chronicle thinks g..
eral Leonard Wood is 80. Gea.
when he says that the present :. .'sa
in the Philippines would 'ofss
quate to defend Manila in c,.. ,1sas
war with a tirst-class Power. r : J
ever have to fight to retain )"
sion OF the Philippines the sss.' @
Will be done upon the ocean .''as
on land. not
The St. Mary banner., 1906-12-22
Order of the SniIinn Face

OT0ST OF tne SnlIin9 r ace.
We've formed a new society
The Order of the Smiling Face.
An honored member you may be.
For every one may have a place.
The rules say you must never let
Inc corners of your mouth drop down,
or , by this method you may get
Inc habit of a sulky frown.
II playmates tease you let your eyes
"A brave and merry twinkle show,
FOR , II the angry tears arise
1neyre very apt to overflow.
II you must practice for an hour.
ana II 1t seems long, long while,
remember not to pout and glover
But wear bright and cheerful smile.
The rules are simple, as you see,
. Make up your mind to join to-day.
Put on a smile-and you will be
An active member right away.
Catholic Messenger.
The St. Mary banner., 1906-12-22

The harvests come in tho h..
season. and the consequent piled.n,
offers of freight overwhelm ona
task the railways. There is =, :.
age OF cars. There is also Dre,..
ence given for high-class froi,h.
marks the Philadelphia Record !.
a consequence there is always co,.
gestion. Congestion brings loSo M
must dig more canals. Tho co.,.
VIII relieve the pressure upon u.
rails and the consequent stagna,io.
OF business. The canals Will, -,
steady ard equalize the rates i
transportation.
The St. Mary banner., 1906-12-22
Halves,

Prestidigitateur during his grand
gold-piece acD: | could take twenty
dollar gold-pieces from yo.r pocket all
night.
Seedy Individual: Go ahead pard:
I'll give ye half-New York Weekly.
The St. Mary banner., 1906-12-22

Harper's Weekly SAYS. -,
age literary critic is pract,o., avg
man, trying to say the thin. 'oaas
sell his firms books 'uat WlE
The St. Mary banner., 1906-12-22

Football was crime in England
during the reign of Henry VIII.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-01
AMERICAN MOBILITY"
WILL SOON nN cArAlooUEp Nv
a nRlrlaH ExpERr.
ser % Compiler 81 aBmees,s pseFaass
Fh4as Thst Seal Marie a 0sr
President ls ~Vaa
Rceaevsit~

I.ondoa. f'fuulueai families q
The uaifed slatos 81 america. l. The
title ~ . book sooa io b. puhilahed
~ ARTHUR Msrp8igh n0Yke. uon ~ the
iate STR Bernard liuFAa compiler ~
nuFko'a petraee. ard uthef works
oH the ancestry q Great nrltains IN
titled laua owners
AFmorisf bearings Ia plenty afe 70
appear IA nv baaA. the title PAGE ~
nAlch will heAg the rnAi a. arms of
Nashtngf0n
0ne ~ the speeimeu pasca i fe
voted 70 1he history % tho Roosevelt
family. ard its coat 0l arma The
earliest recorded ANCESTOR ~ TIE pres
iaens ciaes MAranKcn Van Naaen
Yels nmlxfAtea from Zealand il H0l
land 70 lAe NeN Netherlands Ia iels
tbs pgosency of shis mAe Il Ah0un 10
have nEaaed prominently Ia The nils
tafy and cltii Alstory ol New York
eaimmatinK IN TIE particularly sirenu
oas ana brilliant tarneF ns Theoaofp
The facts sw shc Roosevelt hsktofy
wsre fufulshcd 10 nr BURKE by Mrs
Roosevelt after consldsrahle eorrc
spandcnce
= cannot ~, aay. said NJ nafkp
''how many families Will BE- represent
ed ia mg eompllaglnn hut Il viii ae ,he
most complete and authoritative aost
90 American gensRloey ever attempt
- Il VII b. Published Ia feW
nloathH saa 10 Family vili ~ admitted
except on lis merits Leaalnk Ameri
cans have hcen engaged tpg several
teAfa rs tracing taelf ilaearr ard the
results 81 their lafeatiaafion have bees
satniltet 10 me- for yerlnrstioa q
bss been an iaanariy aiHcaii aaa d.
hefipnt tssk. tas gorY FASCINATING
When uly ggH1afaGhef started liarkrs
peeFAEe ~ hAa eomplese ofsciai rec
nsaa ~ s. un ! mgsi search out me
necessary facts Ia parish aHd ether
locai rrces9f - aaae0hiafmisi assocln.
t,eas On family parefs sad scattered
collections ai nasasrflpis in crrAi
uKIfaln. lfeAaA ana AaefieA
Thr faess st8a fhAt ahrn EnKiish
uea 4al afhef kHrnpFans zneef 81 ite
efforts ~ Americans to establish pell
-fets faef display abi haif dlscoaftesy
1af lenofaatf TIC iinfa4ss q ihe
raalns mo'csn tamiiles hflne 10 The
fn8esilHAsHf e1,faariiu&fF mcn and
tamea ~ eVorg tafn. and prove that
tese fAuiiles ARE proud an1 Jealous q
their virtues aud deeia. snd are care
ial nut q marrf beneath lhsif Ievel
ne persistence q lines q dlstinrtion
can D. diseefncd right through he 80
rial HISTORY u America
While he Americans sho AFe frac
lne cut aad aulhsnsicatinE their an.
eestfy arr not aetaA,sd pFimaFiiy ~
tesire e. create - American sfisfo
.rstlc class. they are 10 reality defining
shat the w0rld i bound to recasasae
a. n American arisfocraey
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-01
klNDN9ss sHoUoHT : FoarUNG.


Denver. Colo Heeauae be hefrisnd.
Il ~ Albert ? Cumminar ef pItts
burg. p. manF ssaft 49,. W T Har.
IL. ~ DeaTsr. has ressfss6 81. 80
IL isss Harris was snbioYsa IN :
hotel nt Cresaou. Pa vhefe ~ Cam.
mlnKn, : guest af The hotsl VS. taken
III one nlsht. and Harris. an ahaolutn
stranger. stleaded him until hs fecos.
sfed. TheF net but ones aftsFuard.
Il 3 dinner tabs
Harris recently reeslred : letter
from ths lswYsE of IT Cummings.
stating that the physician haa died
nd 10 hia will heaueathsd yoanK Hnf
ris Bis euliFe estate. valeed Al hetaeen
"a 300 and tI6.eoo later relatives
sanlestad the III. and 4 shorl time
sgt q eompfemise uaa effected ~
which Harris accepted 80. SOC
Harris i Al present salesman for :
biscuit eempanf
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-01
BIG IOWA CORN RANCH
ONE FIELD EXPECTED 10 Yigln
sas.ooo nusHELs
is largest n tire WaFld-FaFfnhousss
on Il Make = emall ToNn Own.
~ passea saia winters In
chlcaao.


odeholt. d when q "a considered
that thefe are saeh corn neids Ia lowa
~ Adams i6noo acre ranch AZ this
place. pFpdnctng ta6 .0oo bushels evers
season. aud employing regularly ius
men. Il - little vundeF thar fhr stats
q Iowa has = seo. .ooa aee tushel cora
crop Cor isoe nefofe long to9 men
sill start on shs tt.o0N acres of cora.
which vii ali b. huskra fram Inv
shock Thea she stocks will b. elrnA
ded fnf the IA cattle hafose spflne.
This rnrn aeld d ne largest Ia The
world The tan iteoQ acres ena
planted With tested ssol and Is Vxpeet
ed % yield a. avcFaxe of mofp than
- bushels 10 the sore Thla Il r0nsia
cred ! small avvraee fur iomn eofn
this season
Thiftysefca aoshie slAlk cutters
vill BE- used 70 bind fhe cara In tha
teld shls fall Mules are employed al.
most pTeFywhefe ~ o. the ht2vy draft
w0rk % the farm ana there Are over
200 % these snimals kept thsfs con
slAniiY ar and Mrs Aaams ana
family are at pFaeeni a. their elntef
horie ~ ChicaEp and ihc farm b ia
The hands oi IS manager
VIII the exespt.on 0f large num
her ct feeders ehlch are purchased
efvry fsll ~ cattle sfe raised ca ne
lSg iay4 cxcefs snoanh nil'k eoun q
keep the heir tnrplied 9Th nllk Last
winter ~ Adans baa e.ad8 sheep
hruuebs fram hls North Dakota fanch
Ger feeding kna Il ID announced thar
b VIII - q sHain lhls wlnisr 81 aoon
as ihe prcscnt yafdiaH n cattle has
been msftsgol
The affairs q fhe farm are eoudues
~ VITA a. much system a. IA any
lAfwe business once n this clgy There
4 mAiu Office and headquarters
eherr she usnaeef u the farm haa hla
Seek L is hers that Ns Adams him
he'f passes large part oi hia tlms
"a snmmsr The fafm la disifsd inte
asciione and essss part h ealef the
alfrstion 0f 4 euhfnfemAn and m0yNe8
81 hls force 0f msn
All ths houses 81 ms eapisfes afa
iaeaief n one risce near the crnies
q ihe farm. making small tasn 4
trhppltnase u also erected here f1f
the ehilagen y she wDrkera The fMrm
and iie methods are rutelasion Is
The Fiaiief Adams & "a enthusiast
faf Foua roads sad 81 thfoafh he
Hiacc Be has bait haufsoma drive
saya
There = another iafm t. pac eannfy.
iowA Witch rontAlnu aes acres rhs
lard there in aus all ullei = - tbe
Adams 1aach. snd ksaea q ia BOD e
- gsnef4l interest q lhc pahilr Il
e. ihqash. Amaag the record breakers
ia this state fof aefeaee ewned - 0as
nan n ono coatlHaoas pieee.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-01
TWINS 70 Dlvoacg rwlNs.
s,o,A.s whs.. Lie. seen ,s asa
- Parallel Llaes

kaaAAa cisy Nilrs Fafrls and
Jiiea y Farra korn e yssfu Asa. a.
eosnine q age made tea sisters their
etfca Their Huea which vese paral.
II. did 81 diverse maeh ahsa ther
sent iutn business. faf one hsearnu
barber ane ~ other : husehsf-ra
ssch . great diffaFrnce after Alt -
ylies exrfsNaed 4 receHtly
Tlme seat ea. and T. the families
I'D GENE = little lilies = and as eel
little Niles Hut ullh neilher. e
seemed. domestic bAruear NJ 80 ase.
side prevailed. faf one cas- 4 sasssi,u
Eof divorce waa nled - Ilsa ~
AEalnsl Martha 4 Paris ans q tae
following morning an afiafnss a.
pesfet e the eoanty ooaFt house 9th
peiitiaa Tor a divufee fof Mliaa :
Paris frem his ~ife. Alta FaFris
Both psHsitinna eet forth deasgflan a.
ths cause for seeking iekai separation
and both charges show isal0uaf - The
eas of the wives. shlch. Il la alleged
made iifs intelsFable for he hus
lands
Both women aFe In louisiana No
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-01
DEMOCRATIC PARTY TICKET.

IN order 70 vole either one a the
foregoing tickets The votar should
enter The sleetlon room ana an.
nonnee bis name 10 the tua elerka
e election, one Of whom viii deliv-
e. % him one ball9i, znd ths other
vi hand him s stamp. Tue voter
shall then, without leaving she
room, enter anY unooeupiad booth
and indicate the candidate iof
Hhom he desires 70 sula by stamp
IHs q ernsa in he circle above. on Il
Ina square Immediately 10 tie left
e enah candidates. name. afrer
Which. md before leaving the luoth
be shall fold his ballot 3 1hal no
part Of he pFIalsd maliar thereon
I'll Be exposed. and shall zalufn
Ihe stamp 70 the sIezz lnsm ahom
b lecaIFad i md deliver ths halloI
= lba chairman. ~ lasns aeano =.
chairman. wha shat forthwith s.
IAe presence q The EeIsf. iuaass s.
election and watchers dtnas|| IL
zzue s. 10 ha|IeI b.. A. alks=
mark IHan he etoss mark |af ~
purpose II Na5InN II ans Hfaaufa
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-01

cieteland o-omphnphonez vii
hs used y tie locai Salvation Army
feF the purpose nf safsns sonla 1Ae
plan will b put II nrarIlse during TIE
eominf harvest festival file efanha
pAnnts III b. Installed ai ne aaufs
e ne headquarters. ana fae aIlsaiioa
Il naaseIztF atEfaelei = sefnlaas aha
saefnd zaaHe faEHed - On EAs ms.
sAlnNN H.@ke aFDhonzana wsss .ass
saAfa q ceAl4lhaElaa hok.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-01

Judge Robertson certainly teid tic
truth last night when he stated that
tho Democratic argument M the pre-.
sent campaign consisted principally
OF abuse Republican officials and crit.
icism Of the Republican party. The
frst thine one heard On the streets
this morning was the expression that
Judge GIN caught 'ii.-l, last night
at the opera house. Robertson made
the assertion just about tie sans
the Democrats were scoring Judge
Glll for some iminagery cause.
Marshal Darrongh presided over
last nights meeting. and Mr. Robert
scon made q strong and convincing
argument, the feature ol which was
the lack Of occasion 10 abuse a Demo
cratic Official Or the Democratic party.
Mr.. Robertson reviewed the dolngS
Of the two great parties from 1880 Up
co tho present time, and made il quite
plain that The Democrats had not
accomplished a single thing from that
time 70 this except bring ruin to the
counfo fora pcfiod q forr gesrx
lie sad icaa't' was yory popular
word with the Democracy They
commenced using it back Ia the SIX.
ties when the payment of the nation.
a debt vas being discussed ia Con.
ggess They then said We can't pay
The aar debit Republicans Insisted
that We could, would aud did pas u.
lie said be never heard a Democrat.
ie speech that vas an appeal 10 bread.
minded humanity lie never heard d
Democratic speech that WAS not an
appeal . prslustlce Ths Republican
party, he said. stands for presentation
q The cotntry, enc country and one
tag With equal privileges 20 al, pro-
lection and prosperity, aud that TIE
Republican partY had always been
found equal 10 81 emergencies
Nr. Robertson recitea the haru
tlmec that followed The civil var and
ted hos thU Republicans. ia the face
q opposition from the Democracy,
haa raised the money and paid the
debt without interfering with the IN.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-01
REPUBLICANS CAN;
DEMOCRATS CAN'T
An Able Speech By Brilliant Speaker
Was Made at the Court House
BY Mr.. Robertson

duslFlal and commercial interests q
the country, bat On the other hard
how the lnfant Industries haa been
protected aud the country caused Is
prosper Aud hoW the protective tsf.
IN had served two purposes. one to
pmtect Industries and the ether 70
pay the debt.
Ile told of the adoption u the
homestead las. which Tad given
thousands Of homes % the American
people, was secured bg The Republl.
cans after having been turned doun
BY the Democrats
The protective tafla. he said. 10
addition 20 the many after things Il
has done, furnished the farmer with
good market and the laborlug man
Nlth wefk Under Il TIE iob hunts
The man. bur under the Demorratic
rule aud free trade given o. hy tie
Dem0cfAtsthe man hunted Iet toh
dld uot ind it he ald 4 IS the Ia
boring man Who keeps money e cir
eulation and not the ca itailst. and
as az illustration pointed % the Demo
cratic period If free trade under TIE
Democrats administration, tie sup-
position being that aboring men had
beeu receiving but 81 per day faf
work. which meant three millions II
siollars per day beinK withdrawn frola
circulation, Because statistics shon
thar many lahuFlng men we're out 81
employment while tia Democrats
we're giving rs practical demoustra
tiou IL aiiat free trade and low marx.
cts to bay 10 eili 10 fef the country.
Again he supposed that tie lahoring
men had been feceislng 81 psr daf. IN
shlch ease lt meant tie siihdrawal
of ax millions of dollars from daIls
circulation
lie stated tllaf NJ 81 the promises
the Democrats had lman maklng on
first one thing and another. bot one
had been kept. aud that vas the Re.
peal of the Mekinlcy tArlf iau, ard
ths Democrats were eusslnk Grover
Cleveland tili jet for giving them just
whAt they had heen Nanting fnr =
many Year
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-01
SEPARATION IN
HIGH LIFE

London Oct 1.-THE afternoon pa
pefs quote the Manchester guardian
as saying that desds of separation be.
tween Duke and Dutehess Marlborough
vas signed October .. ca the grounds
Of lncompatibilIty and tad temper
- provisions Of which the Duchess
keeps Sunderland IIouse. London. and
her own dowery. but Is precheded
from going 20 Blsnheim. The Duke
IS nos at Hlenhelm and the Duchess
Is staying At Sunderland house.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-01
A SERIOUS
HOTEL FIRE

Calumbus, Ohio 0ct Eleven
persons sefe rescued early todas n
hse upper Foems of ral hotel on alah
street Fire rat ugT escape ~ 4asr-
WAYS firenen placed ladders and
carried hair suaocatsd msn. women
and children down them. Four per-
sons esfe seriously ialarsd.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-01
SOCIALIST PARTY TICKET.
Hand
lCiFclel
fof Delegate % Constitutional Con
yeutiou Dist. No. So.
squarel ANDREW RICHARDS

In order 70 vote any one q the
foregoing tickets the voter should
enleg the slscilen room and an
uoane Wis nNme Is the two clerks
ol election. one II whom Wlll deliver
10 him one ballot, and The other
viii hand him = stamp. The voter
shall then. without leaving the
room enter any unoccnped boolh
and indicate ihe candidate
FOR whom be deslres % vote
uy stamping = cross IN tho circle
aioxe, or N the square Immediately
70 the left q such candidates name,
after which, and before leaving Tie
booth, be shall fold bis ballot 50
that 40 part Il tue printed matter
thereon will Be exposed, and shall
return the stamp le the clerk whom
be received i and deliver The hal.
lot 70 the chairman. ~ Judge act.
ing n chairman, wh0 shall forth.
with. IN the presence Of The voter.
judges election sud watchers depos.
Il the name IN the ballot box. Any
other marx than The eguss mark fof
The purpose Of voting. or ans era.
sure made en the ballot. makes Il
void aud i cannot be counted.
TANs BixnY
Jos. 4. GnA
W. II. II. CisYroS.
Diairictlng aud Ianyasslna Board
IN Indian Territory.
Auskogee, Ind. Ter.
Get. -. 1905.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-01

siiosed. "a tfla bottle of Auaerisfa.
he VS. The kFeaisst leader IN tie
world. hallAFd's snoe Llnlmsnt has
shown The public lt i me heat Llns.
ment Il the world 4 quick cure fur
rheumatism. spFalna Burma cagz.
etc. 4 g fltts Roaoesa. IA. na5s.
II have u9d Hallard's snow f.inl.
ment IL mg family and lnd l1 unsx.
called faf soFs chest. headache, cofssa,
in fact everything thaf c4n - reach.
"a b. : llnimsnt
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-01
SAWED esll nAes WIN YARN.
Federal Prisoner lavsnts ODD lastru.
rnsnt 70 Eject Eseaps

Leavenuursh. kau oul of pieces a.
seolen yarn. unrAseicd FROM = ssck
aad twisted together. a prisoner Il the
nee federal prsou AZ Lesfenwurth.
kaa.. Constructed - instrument uhich
he used Il aaw thfoaeh tie top and
bussan af : lhYeelneh siesl bar
That 3 oammon piece Il fara eoald
be made t. cut lhe siruHFesi steel
hafs iestea With acids au1 resisting
steel SAYS. 4 q discovery that net only
auFpFies f.sllcc ana kcepers ~ iaiin
ard pcaiteailalfes. hut scientists a.
vel Il i the nfst case q ths klnd
"a record. as far ss can - learned
and the prisoner sho used Il IL tho
l@Axrnworth ponitentiaff is the ori
sinsioF
The prisanef 80 connaed IN ann u
the Isolation cells A guard standing
% : Tier shove natleed alm working
bis hands bach and forth arouna the
bars and notified The guards oa the
lover foof They Investigated and
found thaf the top haa heen aa~ed
through Tha bottom va as.oas halt
through. Tho praaner readily cun.
fcased and showed The warden hoe he
had accomplished ne feat
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-01
MORE BODIES
ARE FOUND

Kansas City, Oct g7-Four add
tlonal bodies wers found Ihis forenoon
~ he ruins 0f tha Chamber OF Com.
meTee building, Kansas city, Kan,
making 3 total q eleven 70 aata
foal pefsons are salll missing.
Tie bodies removed today we're
identified q ifra Nary +. Brleman.
aesd 81 Amos nFiRman. Is. Leesn
nFigman. Il. nobart Hurtou. "a.
TIE bodies q Mrs. nflsmzn aud her
tHa children were found siose toesfb.
e. The1 we're pot badl1 dlsaznrsd.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-01

Aeeantt biennial maeting supgemn
lodse Knights y pYfhla1e ocsoher IS
p = Frisco I'll eli round tfIrsllckels
= NaH Orleans &C Fzse oI ohe fa1s
Plus p caela lt2i.tal. Flaal return
limit oefofaf ~. ~ aepnlllnn
fipkuEs with spenlai neent at Nea
pflesEH NOT IzEef flau octahef b Al
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AaMY % ADopr Naw auLLgr.
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ard ls Lighter Than re oid.

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bf them Instead u the rounded poiut
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aheat ono.thifd lighter. seiehlne about
is0 KFainm The new builng has a
greater veioeisy - 70 1000 yards.
greater energy ~ 70 i.foa yards. a
naltsF traIeetory ~ 10 2.ooo yards and
little teltef accuracy ~ 70 z.ooo
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pieces non andef mnhafaolure. and
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made Oh the ballot, makes i void
and il cannot be counted.
TANs bxBf,
jo8EPa A. dn1,
VI. II. II. IfAYxpN.
niatricting aud Ianyassing Board
ID Indian Territory.
". 4. DAVIS,
Election Commissioners Delegate
District tis.
Muskoeee. /. 4. Oct. 40. 1906.