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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-04-02
NEGRO MAN SHOT.
Was Walking Along the Street and
Has no Idea Who His AsSailant
Was.

A negro man named Ross. who works
for Sternberger, on North Front street,
was shot last night by some unknown
party, three shots having been fired at
him, two of which took effect One
ball went in the knee and another in
the stomach. Ross was taken TO tho
hospital and it was reported from there
that his wounds were not considered
serious.
Ross says he was walking along the
street. at Sth and Howard, about 1.30
this morning, when the shooting occur
red. He had been in no dispute and
has no idea as to who made the at
tempt On his life.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-04-02
Taft Arrives at Colon.

Colon, March 30.-The United States
dispatch beat May1ower arrived here
early this morning from Charleston
with Secretary Taft and his party on
board. On landing they were well
coined By Chief Engineer Stephens, Dr..
Georgas, the chief sanitary officer,
General Manager Bierd, Of the Panama
railroad, and others and took a special
train for Panama. The voyage was
uneventful and all the members Of the
party were enjoying good health.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-04-02
FAYETTEVILLE NEWS LETTER
Important New lcntcrprisc-Proposl-
ton TO Buy Electric Light Plant.
The Death Watch Set.
Kick of a Mule
Especial to The Messenger,

Fayetteville, n c., March 30.-It
seems to be an assured fact that i'm the
near future there will be established
a sash. door and blind factory, with
capital OF $4,000 or 800, 900. An option
for a site has already been secured
from Mr.. A. H. Slocomb
Last evening before a special meet
ing Of the board of aldermen. Mr.. J. n.
t. Martin, president of the Fayette-
vile Gas and Electric company, made
a proposition to buy or lease the city
electric light plant. A committee was
appointed to take the matter into con-
sideration.
Percy Singleton, aged 19 years. ltying
near Red Springs, was kicked squarely
in the face and head by a mule He
was brought TO the Highsmith hospital
for treatment, but his injuli were
fatal from the start, and he died IL
less than two days.
At this term of court James Euchan-
an was tried for the murder o Wiley
Kelly and was sentenced for nan
slaughter to ten years in the peni end-
airy. At the intercession Of E w.
Bolton, his counsel, the seni g was
reduced.
The death watch has alrral been
set on the condemned neeu Tom
WaIker,-and for sixteen day. Shlle
the bright sun shines on hi rison
walls, and the stir and hum OF ne city
Is all about him; and at nj ghen
the world Is asleep around iinr, ID the
stars are watching the world. trmed
hand Is upraised above III I'd
sleepless eye Is watching = a.ch-
ing, watching. Ny God. out
Of life into a dishonored - ,t ths
foot Of the gallows!
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-04-02

Cincinnati, o., March 30.-In reply TO
the statement made public by Senator
j. B. Foraker, a few days ago, Charles
p. Taft, proprietor and editor OF tho
Cincinnati Times-Star, gave out the
following today in behalf of his brother
Secretary of War Taft Senator For
aker's statement indicates that he IS
running for the presidency and for the
senatorship.
AS the senator has included the two
Offices in this primary contest, Secre-
tary Tafts friends accept the proposl-
ton and will make 1t a distinct con-
test-Secretary Taft for the presidency
or senatorship, or Foraker Ior the
presidency or senatorship.
"If the republicans of Ohio. by their
votes at the primaries, indicate that
they prefer Foraker for the presidency
or senatorship, Secretary Taft is elm
mated from the situation.
"If the people of Ohio indicate Sec
retary Taft for the presidency OF sena-
torship, Senator Foraker is eliminated
from the political situation In Ohio.
This is a direct contest between
the friends of the administration OF
President Roosevelt and his opponents.
We are willing to submit II To the re-
publican voters of Ohio and the sooner
the better"
(Signed) CHARLES p. TAFT"
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-04-02
BASEBALL.

Washington, March 30-Princeton shut
out Georgetown today by superior all
round playing. Henniger was very eff
fective, allowing Georgetown but five
hits and being credited with Is strike
outs. Salmon and Devlin carried off
the honors for Georgetown.
Annapolis, March 3O.-The Cornell
baseball team defeated that of the
naval academy by a score of II to to-
day.
At Charlottesville: University OF
Virginia, 49, Columbia University, 3.
At Lexington: Pennsylvania State
college, 2; Virginia Military Institutes.
At Atlantic City: University of
Pennsylvania. 3; Carlisle Indians, 1.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-04-02
Revival Services

The revival meetings viii start in the
new Christian church tabernacle today
at IL O'Clock, with sermon appropriate
TO Easter. Rev. F. l.. Davis will do the
preaching and Mrs. Davis will have
charge OF the music. These people are
new comers to our city. but they are
here In the interest of peace and good
order as well as the cause of Christ
1t will do you good to hear them. Ser
vices this morning and this evening at
o'clock and each evening at the same
hour until further notice. The public
Is invited to attend.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-04-02

A special meeting of the chamber Of
commerce was held yesterday after
noon in their rooms on Princess street
to consider the proposition made by
the editors of the Worlds Work maSa-
zine for Il write up of this city IN
special edition Of that magazine TO be
gotten out in the near future devoted
entirely TO the south the resources
and possibilities. The purpose and
scope of this special edition was
thoroughly explained in an article in
Fridays Messenger in an interview
with Mr.. Fl. l.. Houston, one OF the
publishers of the magazine. Practically
the same facts were made known in
letter addressed to the chamber by Air.
Houston. From the expressions OF
several of those in attendance. il was
regarded as a good investment that
could be made for the city. The cost
per page of advertisement is S225, and
an effort will be made by a committee
appointed by President Taylor to raise
5000 for four pages to be devoted 20
write up of this city. The committee
is composed of Messrs. Hugh MacRae,
w. E. Worth and M. S. Willard and
they will undertake their canvass fer
subscriptions to this fund at once.
Another matter brought to the at
| tention of the chamber was the eXtcn-
sion Of macadamizing roads in the
I county, Mr.. jacob asking that the
! body endorse the Greenfield route, Of
| the two roads now under consideration
! to Federal Point, claiming that this
| serves the greatest number of people
and would mean more immediate re-
| suits Several citizens who live along
this road were present, these being
J Messrs. H L. Horne, Melvin Horne and
/ Owen Martindale, and it was stated by
Mr.. jacob that these gentlemen were
ready to answer any questions that
may be asked them or to give TO tho
chamber any facts or information that
may be desired.
Mr.. George r. French said that he
! did not think the question OF what
route should be chosen is a matter
| for the chamber of commerce to con-
| location is one for the county commits
slider; the question of roads and tner
sioners to decide. There were several
other talks on the subject, Mr.. jacob
| making another attempt TO get the
chamber to officially take some action,
| but all the other members who ex-
/ pressed themselves said they regarded
| the matter as one out of the province
of the chamber and that the county
| commissioners could be expected to de-
eide wisely what route is the best.
Mr.. M S. Willard moved that the
chamber endorse the general PROPOSE
ton of good roads and leave TO the
judgment of the county commissioners,
without recommendation, what route
to choose for the Federal Point road.
This motion was adopted and adjourn
ment was taken.
The members in attendance were:
President J. A. Taylor, Messrs. NJ. s.
Willard, w. E. Worth, B. F. Keith, D.
L. Gore. NJ. w. jacob, L. 3. Rogers,
T. D. Love. John Brown, W. F. Rob-
ertson. w. B. Cooper, J. S. Funchess.
Geo. r. French, W. H. Sprunt and John
S. McEachern.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-04-02
IN FAVOR of THAW
Evidence Tends to Prove His
Sanity
HEARING IS CONTINUED
Jerome Will! be hIIOWedtO Produce
Witnesses

Experts offered by the District At
terncy VIII he Heard at Session on
Tuesday--TlIaw Makes Fine I'M
preston Under Cross Examination.
Executive Session are at an End
Prisoners Attorneys are Entire
~ Satisfied With the Final Stages
of the Severe Examination.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-04-02
Peasants Threaten Incendiarism

Bucharest, March 30.-The peasants
in the petroleum district who UP 10 the
present time have not taken part in the
general disorders now demand the an
nulment of all existing concessions 10
individuals or companies and that no
contracts be made. Failing compliance
with this demand, they threaten in
cendiarism. Strong forces OF soldiers
have been sent to the petroleum dis
trict.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-04-02

For the first eight innings the radi-
all over the lot and seemed to have the
game well in hand with the uuroire
deciding everything in their favor and
even coaching the players. But in the
ninth inning the conservatives rallied
and tied the score. The game was then
stopped because the salaries had given
out--Greensboro Industrial News.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-04-02
Proposition Of Latter Accepted
By Former
RACE BEFORE THE PEOPLE
Result Will Mean Elimination OF
One of Men

Offices Both of Presidency and SEN
atorSlip Included In the Primary
Contest and Result wit. Mean Total
Examination of the One Defeated
From the Situation-Dircct Contest
is on and Matter VIII DC Submitted
to Republican Voters OF Ohio.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-04-02

Creedmoor, a town boasting so voters
has secured a dispensaryr which was
provided for by an act of the recent
legislature. What has become of the
Watts law that was enacted for the
protection of the people in the rural
districts against drunkenness Mt
Airy Leader.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-04-02
gned) CHARLES p. TAFT

Washington, March 30-When shown
the statement today of Charles p. Taft.
brother of Secretary William III. Taft,
in reply to the one recently issued by
Senator Foraker on the political issues
in Ohio, the latter declined to be in
terviewed. II attach no importance
whatever to it," said Senator Foraker,
"and therefore refuse to discuss It In
any way"
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-04-02

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the ~ c. Home Building AS
sociation will be held in the mayors
Office at the city hall on Wednesday
night, April 3rd, 1907, at SIS o'clock.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-04-02
TO ADVERTISE WILMINGTON
Matter Considered at Meeting of
Chamber of Commerce

Committee Appointed TO Raise Funds
TO Take Pages in Special Edition
OF The Worlds Work Magazine
Route of Proposed Federal Point
Road Brought ur for Consideration.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-04-02

White slippers. white hose. white
Darasols are specials at Renders.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-04-02

Visit the and 10 cen aent
at Rehder's. 4
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-07-18
Man Malmsd BY Frisco Freight
Train Hers Last Spring Seeks
10 Recover Ss0,0 900.
FfI.lAf IalYn

FRIDAY, d1ly -
one Or fhe biggest damage case.
thAf las appeared % the courts fol
soma tsaae wa ssd todaf &C vinitA
Ia ssss ualted states Court b ieorgs
Cansiieig Through hss attorney Charles
b Rogers sf this clty against che &
. Louis And San Francisco Railroad
Company. on ths night o. April md
Z q tAls ysaf Candlef saS run down b
a 0llnd freight tralp % scgaaer street
crossing aud had Ills right les cut %
ast Aboye the ankle FoGfteec boa
cars. enelns aud tender passed over
his bodY. lylug between the rails on
tie main track Candief was struck
a score o. times by break beans And
car journals aui vas rolled a distance
af twsnty-Sse feet aadsg the cara and
the tire box auA pilot af the engine
nearly anlshsd him
TIE complaint alleges that the com.
pany ran is ears upon the crossing
Where he was passing without lights
without any sNitchman OF crossing
mAu "a warn foot passengers ana ~
hleles 0i the traius approach. that no
whistle vas sounded 40 be- gang
ia fact. that thege Nas no waning
whatever that Il was dark and Gun
dlsd could not zee the approach oi Tie
cars antli they were fight upon him.
and that he could not have heard
their approach tot tbs rattle aud nolss
of passing freight train 90 tie slde
track igst north OF the main track
wing 10 The opposite direction from
the cue which run aosn Cundlsa
Thar through The uegligeues ~ The
company the plaiutlg vas raa down
and injured and lost hls leg aud sai
fered great paln aud anguish aad so
f0rth
TIE plaintiff alleges thar D. Isl
tventy.nlne gsars q age aud vas
earning 90 per month at tie time q
hls injury one Of the pathetic
things about this case ls that Gun
Diet wife lsa cripple herself AID an-
able 70 support herself og hlm IA his
affection he ASS twenty thousand
dollars compensatory damage aud ten
tboasaud d9lisfs exemplary damages
making a tatal oi thirty Thousand dos
lars
Tie plaintiff NJ Nundlea a aell
known here having lived hers abtil
after his Injury whca bs was removed
% friends aud relatives az Grove he
ls hsld 20 high esteem BY 81 Who
knos hin
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-07-18
INDIAN TERRITORY
FARMERS PROSPEROUS

ColllusYilie. T JalY 2. >peelal-
That natural gas IS playing an lmpaF.
tant part Ia the social aad economic
conditions in tie Mid continent Oh
field there can IL 20 question Tie
iamefs n THIS vicinity are living Ia
luxury and pllag up vast riches. i ln-
iced wealth might be measured by
this standard
IN discussing Sic Co.ilnssi.e farmer
aud present conditions NH John Il
Middleton u tbs city SAYS farmer
hcreaboat are plllng b. vast sums of
moneF produced On tie farm aud ~
less al signs faII IueF sIIl soon be 10
a position 10 dictate terms to TIE
great corporations ia tie he's state.
They ell own the controlling interest
10 The banks af the Ohegokee Nation
and when land titles are perfected
they Nili acquire good farms wAleh
theg nov rent from Indian allotess
Practically eFefY farmer hefe Gaat
and Light their homes sith gas and
house Ntses caok, wasl and ir0n aifh
It. Thag even Fonk TIE Grade eth
noieFn machinery prope.scA NJ aAtag
al gas.
II kuona number u falBood Ii
dian families efo own Tie Attest gas
engines and are actually hatcalae
chickens. pumping water and faek Ing
thelf pappo2lea . sleep Is fl.s ald of
this nenaerful fuel THIS mar ssaui
a little strange 70 uiose unfamiliar
with tie situation sut t s gospel
truth. Just the same
Territory farmers afs certainly a
prosperous aud progressive class of
people. sud the hAndiwnFk Of old $40
theF Nature j. everywhere n evidence
| am willing u 70 0n record ghaf
Cherokee nation farmers. both red and
white, are the most successful and
supfemely hanae individuals on the
face Of the eafgH
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-07-18
OIL PRODUCERS OBJECT
TO EARTHEN TANEAGE CLAUSE

Satardag Jas Is
Tie oiI producers e tbs Indian
Territory aeiAs ail ass the secretary
* Interior faf modification of the
rals that Indian essafs must b paid
f8f fHelF 81 si.sn & IS saged afnl 10
fore c IS fan into fsnkage shese
eaffben tanssgs s used aui tHAf oli
shat not remain in sAFthen tansAge
megs than afieeu asys unlesa a
change can = cutef tus vtl pracs
tlealf pFomblt easlhsn tankasa A..
together Il las net been tie custom
e pzf the Ha5alfy oa 81 untl lie oil
IS sd ia producer Gas ~ eH bar
RES 81 3li lu safthsa saasAgs e lsasf
lAeN barrels e lt j. de the Inilan
a. ogAlty + the producer hAs to
paY the Indian iar tas en. ha mas
have q raise kleo There are many
great sArthsa tanks fai Or eli abv,
Wne 81 ttea e3afa aIas a qaaFtsf u
mllilon Uaffss 1f q gsasf tte
mes faiss the rpgaltY 60 A. sgeH stgf.
ed ei las gof % ne pad nst atsy
than August
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-07-18
DAMAGE SUIT HLEDINP0RTANIDECISI0N
Citizens Nay Not Allsnats by WIN
Before Restrictions Ars Rsmovsa,
says Iadge Parker.

SAFurdag luly Z
Judge Laman , psskef. if. IA
lust handed doNn . serf lmpogtanl
land deeision Ia ths cAss ~ Nallssl
Ross w. Nesai Foreman
In thsz aiscsiou Judge lsMFkeF holds
that 4 ettissa o. gha ChaFukss nAtlon
cannot ailenate tils aliotmsDt ~ vii
prior q lhs removal 4 fseafictief@
Judge Parser bass Ms declzion On
tAs provisions " an aeE u congress
passed 1alY l, lea4 a. outlined Ia sec.
tionA II and "a az said acf
This dscislouIA causing consider.
able comment among The lawyers -
thsss appears 70 b a connlet hetwaen
ths sectlom u tnh bin ana TIE Curtis
bill passed April s. 400
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-07-18
LARGE FRUIT CROP
One Indian Territory Grower Nets
$4,000 From Peach Orchard
big Yield Of apples

Muskogee, |. r. july i2-fson a.
formation collected from many sources
It Is apparent that this rear IndiAr
TsrFitoyy!wlll produce thaaaEgest efos
or fruit in lss history, Reports Fscels
% from the large orchards allersg ths
territory gives estimates On prodae-
tion that exeseas anythlax the tAsrl
torY has ever knoup Ia aidision q
this. the pflce q peaehes are hieh.
They are hkelY e. e. higher = tas
season advances A thera wAs IA 40.
solute crop failure ~ sscficns farther
north
TIE peach farm of Z Y Audi AZ
Checotah has ths biggest crop IN rs
history. Il s the lAreest oFehAFd 90
indlan Territory Melvin Cornish an
attorney who lives a. McAlesteF has
a peach orchard that wlil yield 1 crop
which has alrsadY been sold and will
bring the owner $4,000, Two Of three
big orchards round Paas VALLEY have
also been sold cut az a net price that
Is Tar above anything that has ever
been received before Every peach
tree IN The territory seens 10 be load
ed with fruit and II isa sniu orchard
that vlll not Yield more peaches than
The owner can consume
TIE apple crop. while not nearly As
far advanced as The peach crop gives
promise OF big yleldand unless some.
thing happens Co Il viii excel ail pre-.
vious years 10 weld ard quality Ben
Marshal has enc 5f the largest apple
orchards Ia Iudlan Territory on bis
farm st Clarksslile and a report from
there says that The crop vii be the
largest that has ever been gathered
Potatoes which have hitherto uot
taken top rank a. regular crop eoms
on this year with tremendous gleid
and unprecedented full season prices
closing with the market above The Dol.
lar mark has poured thousands of dol.
lars INTO The pockets d the farmers of
the territory with The second crop
ready 20 plant guder excellent condl
tions and a ane season
Idea weather Tor corn has brought
the erop out wonderfully within the
past sixty days There Is an unasaal.
y large acreage and the present fay,
orable conditions continue there will
BE- large yield or corn. Some lag
mers claim larger yield than last
year which was a record breaker. bur
this IS probably a high estimate There
Is ola corn from last year nos rotting
at railroad stations because L eaaid
NOT be shipped
THUS With cotton a poor pfaSpect.
Indian Tertiary farmers are iu exec.
lenf condition ana haHe plentF 81
money The sott0u crop Sill bs light
aud late TIE stand Is p8or aud tie
acFaaake sHtlif
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-07-18
G D Burnhass rs.tias. Assr Tsas
Year,

s. Bafaiau q CAgasls Center
- u writes Asaal foaF faAfs 40
wrote son siailag that ! haa l,esu
entirely cured q q stvsss sldusy
trouble - TAKING less tian 40 bot.
tIss 0f f6eys ktinsf egfe ltea.
tfey stopped iHs hfIss dlst sediment
and pain aAd mesaMs pf kidney dis.
ease llsan4#age4 an asad f0 es
fhaf hase never i.af FefNfa ef 4nF
af slaea sfHpioH5s d8flae tie iDaf
Eean tnst Hase elapsed aud ! an Ell
isHfil cured tn sfsH cured ani heart.
Il feccaneud ic'ef s kldutf Cure q
aHf one sa1eAlnE ffl1 kstneg g
bladder trouble faf Ns hF zI
druggists
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-07-18
UNITED STATES
ATP"yErs REPORT

Safsf3ay JUS q
Fa..es.us S ths report 81 sflnlna.
caes
Pesdlns ial1 l-ah 30
Commenced during lsss asca ff iEH
ConFletions daring lasg asca ~
AeQaitfais al
Nolls pF0sseA dismissed ana ass.
continued zls
Pc ding jag /. ieos li9
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-07-18

sunday Nas quiet day dfl.e chta.
tsa4ua grounds There were 10 aes
sious ia the ioFeuoon Prof Pats
lectgrea in the afternoon ga science.
but hls lecture vas more Of less q dls.
appointment oeiug 20 tie fact of is
helug given Ia the dAy time.
10 the evening Wallace nfacr Ans.
barry gaze . semi humorous recital
that vas fairly eel received the cbll.
aseu present hTing especially pleased
L wouli lave been better fof tie il
tsrsst n Tia Claatauqaa i - had
opened tAs session
THE bgg end Of tie program comes
tits week Hereafter thIuss Nsll start
80 tine TIE hoaE d beginning gsfs
evening ptagEan ~ ~ at o'clock
Tie speAgeF sill begin a. e a'cl0ek
ani there sill be 81 introductory -
Iocai talent a. afsfu ss possible 9
secure it
NJ Bats aha IS q bs hsFs tonef
ros. las geN sapsftess 8a tts ciaa.
taalaa platform lia ~ seneeas
iAsarte wherever te xses gle . ene
ef Gle bssf knoen lecturers on tts
N8ftt AID Eas, platform usaf hln
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-07-18
G. 3. WILLIAMS
AuctIOnesr { Salesman

Write as Phone He Al Kialta / r..
re dates
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-07-18

that Won't tome 0E. appears Or sabg :
iaee after cue bottle 0f Whites Cream
VaFmifuge tie great worm me3leln@
VIII not keep tliat ssaiie oa habys
face II sea keep this msdlclne On
hand gou sill never - anything else
bot smiles % hts face. tirs S Wolfe
Blackwell. 0kla.. writes ~ baby
~ pessisA and irelful Would not
eat and lsafed he wnaId dla. sai
1 bottle pf Whites cFaam vermifuge
ard IL has nos tad & zIck daf since.
Peoples nfaE store -
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-07-18

Wien thegs n tae slightest snilea.
tloa % iaaIksstloD. Heaff bafa aatas
ienee af sac ferM = sfoMaelz lfonb'e
faze iiffza koiai occasionally aud
faa VIII go pfUNUl relief sod ~
Hallafna4 s NeEan aud psopIg $
ufae Store IS
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-07-18
SUNDAY A QUIET DAY
Nothing DOing At the chausauqus
rsnt 10 the Mofning--Two Lee
tures Aiserne0a and Eveaing.

MoirtaY. faly Is
Following Is the Chautaulua pro
gram fof tonight And ,oneffuw
FuNtaHr
sea y N Coacert hY the Ladies
Rostou Concert Qaattstts
$50 3 n -Nr> iaails Pickett sob.
lects the Battle u Get
tYebufk aua Soutiefn
Plantation Life Before tie
war.
TOMORROW
eao y. n --Chagtaa4aa Orchestra.
2l5 2 "a pJ@Ho DnYd Miss GrapsF
aud Nrs Esing HAlsel
2.So 3 ii Nastefpleces from Dies
ens wm Stssllns faits
500 3 N .~thautauQQa 0Fuh Ira
s9e , ii Life poftrnya from pies
ems william Sterlus
nattls