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Joel johnson and wife came down
from Wall Lake on Wednesday to at
tend the Larson silver wedding and to
greet their numerous friends. return
ing on Thursday evening.
Isaac Newton was a Kiron visitor
on Wednesday and Thursday.
Chas. Dolk and Ole Strain returned
Thursday from couple of days hunt
ing near Mondamin. They reported
shooting lots of ducks and upon being
asked what they did with them. they
replied that some were brought home.
the balance they left. The boys be-
lieve that those they brought home
were purchased and those left behind
were those shot at and missed.
The material for the water works
has partly arrived and work will soon
be in full progress.
B. A. Samuelson will dispose of
his furniture and goods on the
streets of Kiron next Saturday after
noon and will start next week with
his family for Dakota
Florence johnson who has been
spending couple of months in Des
Moines at the home of her sister re-
turned to Kiron on Monday last week.
C. M. johnson of Deloit drove to
Kiron on Monday to transact various
items of business.
A number of lady friends gathered
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Dolen on Monday afternoon to give
them surprise. A very sociable and
pleasant time was had. and new
rocking chair left at their home will
commemorate their visit.
James A. Linquist an wife of Over
ton. Nebraska came to Kiron on Tues
day to attend the Larson silver we'd
ding and to visit relatives and friends
for several days. James grew to man.
hood in this part of the world and his
many friends are pleased to renew
their acquaintance with him.
Fred Eckman leaves this week for
Steele. N. D. where he will enter on
his homestead and if hard work and
stick-to-it counts Fred will some day
enjoy the results.
Big Ed. has filled the landlordship
at the hotel the past week during
the absence of landlord johnson at
Chicago. Ed. went at it just as if he
had been working at that trade all
his life.
The Louis Larson home south OF
town has been quarantined, Bead Of.
son being sick with very mild case
of scarlet fever.
Some grain was sown in this local
ity last week which makes it the
earliest seeding for a number Of
years.
A letter written by Rev. j. w.
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to be forgotten and one could not but
notice that the happiness of this low
ing and lovable couple is as full and
complete as it was on their wedding
day twenty five years ago. Among the
speakers of the evening were F. L..
johnson who was present on the mar
rage day. His remarks were good
and he referred feelingly to the sue
cess of the two hearts now beating as
one. to their happy home, their loving
and beloved children and said that
here was one of the numerous cas-
which proved marriage success and
not failure. and which leads directly
to our success as a nation. ellis
Honor" q. A .Norelius in neat speech
presented the gifts. among which was
an $85. tea set which had been pro-
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NOTICE TO LECTURE COURSE
SUBSCRIBERS.

We expect the extra number. which
is to be given on Friday evening of
this week. by Mr.. Cell. is to be one
of the very best on the course. This
number has been secured at consider
able expense and it is quite necessary
that all subscriptions be paid as soon
as possible. Ii you have not already
paid for your course tickets. you
will be asked to do SO when you call
for reserved seats at this time.
Please come prepared to pay. Reserv-
ed seat sale at Johnson's Thursday
morning. Admission holders of course
tickets. so cents to others.
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A SILVER WEDDING.
Prominent Kiron People Gel
brate 18TH Anniversary
SPLENDID SOCIAL EVENT.
Friends and Neighbors of Mr.. and
Mrs. G A. Larson Rejoice with
Them at Old kiron

Special to Review:-On Wednesday
evening of last week. March 20. oc-
Cured one of the most brilliant social
events of our remembrance when
everybody lit seemed that way )accept-
ed invitations and went to the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Larson to
help them celebrate and remember
that they had been married a quarter
of a century. Mr.. and Mrs. Larson
whose licensees accompany this
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vided in loving remembrance. /. A.
Golf. our Station Agent made few

vided in loving remembrance. /. A.
Golf. our Station Agent made few
remarks in his witty and taking style
and referred casually to the fact that
the signs of the times were pointing
in no uncertain way. if his judg-
ment were correct, to the sound of
wedding bells in the home in the not
far distant future. DR.. Burrows and
C. C. Walters spoke briefly and to
the point also. The names of the
donors of the beautiful tea set had
been engrossed and framed and will
occupy conspicuous position in their
household. The elegant supper was
served in courses and it goes without
saying that all did Justice to the
bountiful repast. That Mr.. and Mrs.
Larson may live long and brosper'
as Rip Van Wrinkle has it is the unan-
i,nous of all present.
The guests from abroad were Mr..
and Mrs. James Lindquist, Overton.
Nebraska: Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph John
son. Wall Lake: Mr.. and Mrs. Alt
Lindquist and son Ray from Arthur.
and Jake Anderson and wife. Chas.
Larson and wife of Odebolt and Victor
Lindman and wife of near Ida Grove.
May they live to see and enjoy many
happy returns of the day.
S-
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Mrs. F. A. Burrows and Alice
Sandberg enjoyed pleasant ride
across the country to Odebolt on
Thursday. where they visited friends a
few hours.
VIM. Schernbeck who has been
spending the past three weeks in the
neighborhood west of Kiron. repairing
and improving about his farm and
visiting with his many old neighbors
returned on Saturday to his home in
Davenport.
Richard johnson came up from
Denison on Friday to join his wife
who came in on the west freight
from Berne. the same evening and
together they visited relatives and
friends over Sunday.
Rev. A. Berglund and H. Holland
er from near Arthur were among
those who were transacting business
in Kiron on Saturday.
John A. johnson and F. o. Johnson
returned the first of the week from a
business trip to Sioux City and Akron
Iowa.
Dan Dewitt and family and Vic
toria and Dewey Erickson and Mable
Larson drove down from Odebolt on
Monday and spent the afternoon at the
C. q. Carlson home west of Kiron.
VIM. Strain and sister Lillian Wis
tied friends at Odebolt on Sunday last.
Albert Baker and wife returned on
Monday morning from Carroll where
they went to visit Louie Thede who
had been taken to the hospital for an
operation for troubles affecting his
knee They found him resting we'll
but no encouragement at present of
improving.
The special meetings held at the
Baptist church closed on Sunday even
ing. Evangelists Gustafson who have
conducted these meeting intends to
leave for Omaha where they will hold
a series of revival meetings. They
claim some over sixty conversions
from their work here.
Five new members were added to
the Baptist church on Sunday morning
through baptism. the service being
attended and witnessed by large
number. 1t has been announced that
there will be baptismal services again
at the church on next Sunday morn
ing.
Mrs. E. Peterson of Des Moines is
spending some time in Kirun at the
home of her son-in-law Erick Larson.
C. G. Carlson and family drove to
Boyer on Friday last where they spent
the day visiting at the Gust Brown
home.
| At the city election the following
ticket was chosen: E. A. Norelius
Mayor; Harry johnson, Clerk: G. C.
Walters. Treas: C. A. Oolk. Asses
sor: Otto Clauson, K. L. Anderson.
Couuncilmen.
Red and White clover. blue grass
and timothy seed. At Wygants.
Have you seen the new pillow tops
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Have you seen the new pillow tops
at the Racket Store.
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Sher Ainsworth is about to tempt
fortune again as clothing merchant
in Laurel. Neb.
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Red and White clover. blue grass
and timothy seed. At Wygants.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-21
TEMPORARY
INJUNCTION

From satafdAy s lai'y
AtI oclors this Afternoon Judge
1al lssued atempany injunction fe.
anHnng the advertising dodgef af
tbs e.ty fnm continuing is alleged
illr.ogs alfaeka Is W Orr. ard at
tie same Meme ~ orr Instituted suit
against A ~ nedam. publisher n
tie uodget fuT $500 fof lIbel suIt
VS. brought by Riddle S Clapham.
attorneys for NJ orr
n hts complaint NJ err quotes
items from "a eaftAln hand blll or
circular labeled tie Eluita Dair star
which be circulated among the busi.
nsss houses ~ sid city ard on TIE
streets thereof certain false. mali.
cluus ard libelous statements. which
we're contained II unc part oi aii
hand biH e. clfeniar Tie items
elage Mr Ogf with harine asod hls
influences q separate Chelsea town
shlp from CaiR county with havag
lied 90 nsftfam. and with having 81.
tempted thru the courts 10 osape
paying hls taxes
The hand bill 10 question has been
ia TIE habit az defamng suet q the
business neu as hafe not bowed o. rs
mandates. apd saonef or later revolt
against saah actions was bound q
came As tho haad hlll las laeu SUP
ported IS the merchants sha aatef
tis in ll they taTs coutt0dei. s1ne
offhtm fiaf o. MAINTAIN kueh an 10.
stttmlou Is nor exactly TIE helrht 81
vision Heretofore ua publication
has bcen immuae from prosecution
beause Is oenef had ~ pfopefif
neN that - has samf however and
since salt has been begun against him,
IE Is posslhse that be slll te somewhat
mere discreet in rs uitefaaess
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-21
EASTER OPENINGS
Men OF vinita Are Compelled
TO Open Their Pocket
Books

With Easter but two weeks aways
tie heart 81 TIE Flnita hushsud IS
gfasing heavy ahd his pocket hook
lleht H. uis one sees thcne has
heHA thFra millinery openings aud
Ans married man kuoHs shat uat
msans FIRST keunedg s saoff open.
sa then gszfsfsiag tIe Sanders Wright
company ard toaag the hair
Aitiso as nilllnsfg depaFtmeut IS
baf two Ysan old TITO Falf 8 nat
Catdanc ~ any q llh empctltam
Futsf tie management Il Miss Jaek.
-. an experienced millinery the
fsif nas brought - = Noek equal -
tie besi seer 1loun here. and 81
prices which. it Is not Tor a msfe
man 10 knaW theg AZ are surprising.
lY low Ard from the wAg ths ladies'
efosd TIE place tbo statement Is an.
deabtsdlg eorrect.
sUt oaiY are there Ca display tie
esst creations nf tie American mil.
lluefy, but Tie Fair has 40 a nun
Ter of hats Imported dltectly from
Paris Tie millinery department has
this rear teen plaeei iu Ts4F q tie
sfors, oelas given room q 80 osn.
ehlch Is sar With nowers II al colors
aad kinds The toam las haeu cfued
Il alth Aadies ali afternaou
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-21
TO
BE MADE TONIGHT
Republicans viii Meet in Court House
and Select a Full Ticket for the
Coming Election

There slA b held Ean,ght Ia the
oauFi iause a mass convention 81 ra.
publscaia of Yiui,a, for the purpose Or
nominating q fai ciiy ticket ier the
election o. Apr32 Every republican
i invited 70 b. present and to assist
10 tie selection of the ticket
Tiaere Nlll - bot little contest f0r
Any 0f the Offices For mayor several
have beer mentioned. sat 10 ona ls
making any aglt f0f the position.
Among thosN mentioned for s..-er
ara b Il Wilson W s. Colef Either
~ these Fentlemsa would make an
efficient and active ImAyor Both n
thrus hare had experience N tie work
of TIE city.
fof recorder tie men most often
mentioned are y NJ Pfobasno aud
Is T. Wailen NJ Probasco is nov
recorder and bis .wufk has heen TIE
BEST tie city las ever bad For Two
tsrms Nf wAllsn Las lesn oue of liis
ciiy s most sfelent aldermen. and be
4 thofoly Qualiasd Tor tie position q
rocordat.
There = hat one announced randi.
date fof mafsllal q 4 Mufdgek ilo
vii doubtless b. nominated IS aoelA.
matloo Tha present Hepubi loan aid.
.ermen sll doubtless hs fenomlnated.
They lave dane eHesIlani Wofk dur
ing uis past year and ara much hettef
qaailAiei "a cfr1 O. completion tie
Improvement mgk llst hesan than
.anf other sei af men aoMd be
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-21

A Voice as From the
Dead Warned Com
radeS

Tlsere Vas al Affecting scene IN ths
tnltad State court in TalalsQaAh las
weAk one of The ao@s unusual occuf.
anees ever seB III this country. ia
iaoe william o. Phillips. a sid young
inilaa. having been found guilty o
mufder ln nfst dsgfes. was sentenced
to Fhe EHsigsntlarf b Judge . A.
GU Ter ltie Phillips lad killed Al
other Indian IN a drunken nght neAF
Tahleqnah
somehow slfief ia sentencing ths
prisefsr Or ln entering the ssntsDes
ia tlls fecorsis the words al lard Ia.
bof wars omitted ffom Tire formula.
thus making thc sentences detective
Phillips bowegeF was taken a. the
penifsutiafy. and the defect waa not
discovered until a fsv weeks Ago Ap.
piloation Tor Phillips release was then
maize. aud the case Vas brought before
Judge Glll After having beea argued
Aply w 4 u Rogers Phillips com.
81, and o L RldeF. foF the govern
meni, Judge Glll decided thai PHILIPS
Vas not entitled to his re.aass and
called him tsfoss hin for ssntence
"fhnllps hs aid. HhFs years ago,
when sentenced gou, / said that
hencstorth you would be legally dead
and w0uld be knowu auiy by number
Nov bY a strange fate You have teen
called from fhe dead fof brief time.
ami ! address you again by name Is
there anything you vapt % SsY PHI
lips beiofe ! send y0a hack q your
legal gnssY
10 uhe sqfpflsc % al Phillips wheel
ei about aud faced the crowded court
roam There are many here J used
% know BE said We liFed wiIa
life together and am paying tie
penaltg Al ant eheB nsn, q
thf pspitentlAfy. ! was y ia re1elliom.
itilousht J could never stand it Bot
I've ycar $40 ] vas converted ] an
uew Christian Aud / want 20 tel
you men there ls pardon AID pcacs
eysn feg sael mnn Is ! naA Lave
paaes you ean haze 81 ! wIsli y1g
would aceepf the Christ as ynur ~
ylof .l i tie message ! mlng 800 IS
one fisru ffem TIE dead lase vain.
inK from ny NE ant den Z come
wfsfe / have come but wilelhet ! ~
bAek q prisan of shsthef ~ free
agaIn.i am 3 Christian
fmulfs tl.en tursed 20 Judge Gal
aud received m submissive silence tie
sentences that seut him baes q tie
penllentiarY iof his nataml life.
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GOES TO THE WALL
Repiogles Bankrupt Stock Is
Now Really Bankrupt in
Aurora

AeIfeulaf received b egr merchants
todaf from q St Louis aactIou house
Announces 3 sale Of tie shoes and
clothing 81 tie bankrupI slosa 81 the
iJoston department store AaDn
No Tins IS ths Aufon name fof
RepfosIes Railroad Wrccg stick u
IA, faI az Ninta
A survey Is Tee creditor q Rep.
iugle anairs after ~ had shipped
hlg ank hack 60 AufurA. Is said to
have showed debts dae whoiesa fam of
taa0n with siapu aurth of secuud
hani p.audsr o. gas uiem with
iueldsuiaue d. is recollocted that
shia hefe Bepfags made uo deposits
incur aea auks bat etcmneet hs
n0uss 'ut0 flW blUs instead Il tsnat
fslated taat TIE creditors fod auy
af ulem o. invoicing
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Miss EidIHer fntertains

HIa arftrIe NlI.ser tnfes ae1
tle Fsv uaudfei e.aa mo,t laabt-
Is sataaiaI n.kftat hef HlHe Eas
Cumasl eaH ge eeaf.susfs f-es
a sg stespH aod r ladies ugra
IA le8atu eAm pHe has
Miss lHI huma NtN laa Hs auu
tno hae1y pfgaa tat pn hafe,l-
ments aere serted dusIaf t.e evening
AmaHe those those pIereut ssro ths
folloeBg Misses loalu HaL paaIIue
KELLEY Sell DAVIS E{fd lfausldt
Margaret J6lnsan. ngftba Itmnasau
Susan >maut Josephine BARKER k}a
lnmeun lilg Burns and Miss Nc
Gee Messn EdKaf burlington John
Byri Albert Mafks fatn lmteh1eld.
Emmett Hughes George R'hReneY f.
= 0u hoe Cromwell lnElaf Han.
III aitrheH and MARSHALL stevens
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HASKELL'S DATE
STATE PRIMARY

Guthrie. March rs Chairman Jones
Of tie election committee Submitted s
Substitute ordinance ths morning
makInk 90 provision f1f q mandatory
primary ln the Hnt election and pfa
yitHg uiat TIE supreme election taaf3
sha n9t d.ss atb TIE county eIurtl5n
bans ln organized and uorat 0sa.
haH counties
Ie aH understanding siih fae
Thag chairman Ui tie nraa
cratic committee tiAt 1gue liase
oils cate faf a state Ffmaff vHI Is
srse afei az tte Tu5ss mestiug Hy tHe
Democratic ummifIee A hF lsff
al Iha IS expected Lea8s pw
t.stH to Nop tie piping q uat4m
gas aaf OK oklahoma Nas tslaee ~
morning bat ell, bs pcouslaefei ths
Afternoon
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-21

A recent issue ~ liAe Joplin tiloha
contained ths following Account oi
fle siatus of TIC GfAna fifer poser
pfulscf. IRON the standpoint 81
tie Cherokee Poser company
Pats sh0Wlne tho location and r.
sallAnt osarnow lard Of tie proposed
sl,ono saa electric poser plARs " tho
Cherokee Poser companf, 70 he erect.
ed on Grand rlysT.twoiye miles south.
wos, Of Alton. / r., were nled lAst
TussiAy with tbs secretary uf inter.
Tor NJ Washington, D. G. This plant
wlll. wllan completed, t,e one q Tie
largest electric power plants IN the
United states The charter ifor the
noW company saz SECURED on Febra.
Afy .
The proposed new plant slil hAr'
ress TIE waters u Grand, spring,
Ncosli0 And C0wAkin rivers and alloAl,
Brush. FiyeNlle. and Loaf creeks and
wiil haze an enormous capacity equal
10 i5.ooo horsepower OF six times the
actual capacity o. the spring River
f'owef commnYs plant ~ lowell.
Mo
Tbs nUsT company Is practically q
Joplin snfsfprlss aud eta furnish the
Joplin mining district slth light and
power in addition, tie towns u VI.
nita, Afton. Miami ans Grove AMI the
Qaapaw mlnlug district Baxter
Springs and fialena Kan and 0ihcg
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-21
Constitutional Conven-
ton Adjourns at
Last

Guthrls. March THE conssltn-
tlonAi convention wlll adjourn this
Afternoon until April H. wnsn il will
Feassemble 10 sign the constitution
Il las been Iis daYs since tie oontsn-
tion met.
THIS mornings session eas q love
feast, ths touching tributes eaasiag
tears 10 aow 6, n IIAskell. Wfe haa
been under great strain, broke dDwn
ard cried. Resolutions thanking
Secretary Filsou, Territorial LibrEfiAn
weunsr Col. Owen. Mayor Duke and
Chief oi Police Gates aud Republiosa
members asp and Hopkins wsFs
adopted
a. = Waagh and " r Fields. lalsor
uulun lobbyists. addressed tie consen.
tian. epdoraug ths constitution. shieh
they declare was written largely b.
lAeor C. L. Long of Msw8kA, r. n.
Can't oi Geafy aud VI d Jones Of
Chirkaslla uero nAmed a. 4 committee
% solicit funds f0s tlle election.
Delegates Kans. Alderson. Mitch.
Leibetter. y F Harmon and Ngffag
Ne uamod ~ a committee % prepare
an aedfes o. tile people HASKELL
asked thai tire mandatory primary
ordinance t. held IN until convention
reAssmblsd. - thar Il mas b. held -
eluh over the tuo party ofganiza.
ll.s..
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ENTHUSIASTIC OVER
BIG POWER PLANT
Cherokee Power Company Officials
Claim they are Going Right Ahead
With Their Work

towns slong a tins iaf Aipat afty
miles n0FtM 10 tie joplin, Webb clty,
OFnnnvo and Carl junction. mining
districts. viii Be- supplied.
Condemnation proceedings % -.
eare sight of way over TIA overflow
lsnd near the gFppssed dam are now
psnding Ia federal cour,, and work Ca
shs dam and plant Is 10 hs pushed 10
"a eagiy eomplstl0n. Special nzarAin.
cry for tie plant slil have 20 b. man.
ulsctused. and Il Is understood the
representative q tho nes company
all soon leave fof tho eastern mafk'
tsA tn arrange for slse ans Il y 40.
understood that tie macAlnsfy for tne
ne~ plant wlll bs 70 duplicate
Throughout
TIE oa'oen And dlrscton q tiis
new company are, Joseph schnessisr,
Joplin. president Charles Moore, Jop
Iln. ylce president Thomas n issyn.
ulds, Alton, seefeiaFy y.tfsAsuFet W
q. Sergeant Joplin. assistant seFe-
tafy treasurer and Harry o Bland
Alton NJ Hand Is tlis so q Judge
Hlaud q 81 Louis aod aspliss ot
former United states senator Rich
4 nlAn1 ~ Mlssnurl
When asked yesterday q the new
company AS ia any eag eonnseled
sllh tie spfins River Poser eompa.
NJ, W. Q Sergeant % ths clt1, az.
ssaaut treasurer IF fhe eempanf, sad
flseFe MAs no truth Nj rs
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foi ibis ftsau motlens and others.
should insist "a having nr sho0p 4
luEf Cufg No puisaa MARKS on nf
shoaps abeia 4ud uoHe n the meii.
ciHH. else 4 AUST hy law h8 DO the
'aleE And rs uui 0nlg safe bot Il
is aid O. he D Those that know It
hest.a truly rgaarkab.ecBuTh remedy
Take 30 chauce. particularly Nith
your children iuslsf GA having bf
shoups Nougi Cure Compare care.
fully the iif Shops package with
others and seH No poison marks
there You can aieays be 81 tie
safe side bY demanding Br sh00p
Cough cure Simply refuse - eneut
ans ether sold bg MAJ y 4
Myer
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Open Meeting Of The CONNER
eiaI Club and Refresh
menis Brought Crowd.
Fmm FritiAYs Daily

rhsEs was an epen mssting = tire
Commercial club last night lot cof.
fes and sandwiches aad elgAu being
Furnished. ThcFe wzN 4 iAFKs at
tsndanoe, ard the nsetinT was >
fouslns one. Not mueh business was
transacted. hat much saz done 20.
wards SEEDING tis memlsrs into that
cooperation unltnd uecszzAry fef The
hulldlng here q cltf. Nlrs frcai'
dent A. l. Churchill presided n the
ataance q tie president, Seymour
Riddle TIE principal business vas
In referst.ce e the bfiek plant, and
some 80 Adiltl0u4l Ia stock as sub.
scfitsd during Tie evening. Tie con
mittee nov lacks onlY about $40 ot
haylnk enough stock subscribed % Ne.
cure tise brick plant A Telegram
sAs fseslscd yesterday from Br T.
81 fufsef. iu Texas za.lscfiiane iuf
sl53 saFth oi stock
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MURDERER
CAPTURED
Frm Tusslays IlalK

Fram Tuesdays nali4
A AleIegram Was feesi,c3 todaf u b
"a + Rldsnhout saving ttat tie
h tb0und Rocs had oaptuh,s
tue man WHO SATURDAY night Killed =
brother u James s davenport oftHs
cts The killing t1ok place near
Faaneh Mr Davenport vas notified
yesi niaY ofthe killing and Iefl ges.
tefaag for the socte takiue eith hin
a F Rldeuliouf All tie hlg blood
hound Ills brother eho eas killed
had been tried on q elaNe q murder
a year ESQ ana acquitted Who dld
tne blhns Is not stated I'd the le'f=
teiesan bat q IS nesi0Ie it mas
hate originated ffen uhe previous
ailo84ng
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INJUNCTION
CONTINUED

Ffum Tuesday nally
Judge ! A 9ll This m9fulng maie
permanent the injunction issued Sat.
ariAy Afternoon restraining 4 II.
neftfam from printing " offs
name ia hls sheet TIE ouief eas
somewhat modified hoeexer tie nie
nf Mr 01fs name belua permit
"a when il Is ussi strictly in ) news
ltayu Hut ans scurriluns malicious
81 iihSlaas siategssnis afe forbidden
III Off Nas represented - Riddle a
esiApiam. ana y u kefuegaY az
peafrd faf the other slide
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Several Weddings

a9fg&ae ileea>es eers issued yes.
terlAy sud today 20 the following
couples
Lawrence Smith of Andsrs1n 40.
and Miss Pearl NcM.llsn Of Chelsea
A. g. Gisun and Mrs L j. nsaere
both uf Cheisea.
y s Harrison and Miss Eva +.
johnson both oi haelaeset
W Y Rolerts and Miss 8. =. smith
BOTH ef sedaiia So