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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-09-08
Agreement for Building of
Viaduct at Northwest Sec
ond Street May Become
Null and Void.
DUE TO FACT THAT NO
CONTRACTOR WILL BID.
Law Of Such Nature Men Are
Unwilling to Take the Job
No Money Available Until
Work Is Completed.

The contract entered into by the city
of Richmond and the p. c., G. & st. l..
railroad. for the building of viaduct
at the North West Second street cross
ing. may become null and void owing
to the difficulty the city is experienc-
ing in fulfilling it's part of the con-
tract. 1t is fact that the city, which
has so persistently nagged at the rail
road to enter into an agreement with
it for the viaduct, which is so earnest
1y desired by the people of Fairv1ew.
now finds itself to be in an embarrass-
ing situation after having induced the
railroad company after several years
effort. to join in with the city in max
ing the proposed improvements.
The cause of the municipal embar-
rassment is the fact that no contractor
can be found in or out of the city will
ling to take a contract for building the
sewer system along Mort West Second
street, which improvement is called for
in the agreement signed by the board
OF public works and representatives of
the railroad company. 1t is unneces-
sary to state that If the city cannot
fulfill it's terms Of the agreement the
city cannot expect the railroad COM
pany to carry out it's part of the agree
ment The railroad company reluct-
antly entered into the agreement.
which calls for the company paying go
per cent of the costs of the improve
ment, amounting to $4,000, so if the
inability of the city to meet it's terms
of the contract furnished the railroad
company loop hole to get out of the
undesirable agreement, the railroad
company can be depended upon to take
advantage of the situation.
Law Scares Them Out.
A member of the board of public
works stated the other day that con-
tractors from this city, Akron. o., Wa
bash, Ind, and other places had con-
sidered submitting bids for taking over
the contract for the North West Second
street sewer system, which is about a
$4,000 job, but that the existing Indi-
ana law in regards to the payment OF
contractors on municipal improvements
had frightened them all out. This law
requires that assessments on property
owners for proposed improvements
shall not be made until the completion
Of the Improvements. This means that
contractors cannot be paid for their
work until they have completed the
jobs they are engaged on. In other
states, notably Ohio. estimates on as
sessments on public improvements can
be made from time to time so that the
contractor can be paid in installments.
81 would not be surprised if the next
Indiana legislature changed this law.
as there is much dissatisfaction over it.
In the meantime, it is probable that the
proposed sewer systems in this city
will be delayed in building" said the
board member.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-09-08
PROGRAM FOR CONCERT
BY THE CITY BAND.

Popular Numbers Will be Played at
Glen Miller Park on Sunday
Afternoon.
The following program OF popular
airs will be given at Glen Miller Sun
day afternoon by the Richmond City
band.
Part I.
March, my Maryland.A
Overture. "Lustspiele."
Cornet Solo, Polka Impromptu-'
Selections from Red Mil"
Idylle Mill in the Forest"
Part ~.
Sextet from Lucia df Lammen.
moor
Intermezzo, "Sasarida."
Selections from Geo. Washington.
Jr."
Mazurka Militaire fanfare"
Medley march, Captain Bunting
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-09-08
MUST CHANGE WORDING.
Mar History Fails to Do Justice to
Confederate Leader.

Lexington, Ky, Sept. THE story
of The Great Republic" has been
barred from the public schools of this
city because of the alleged disrespect
shown the late Gen. John Morgan of
this city. who was a gallant cavalry
leader of the Confederacy. Superin-
tendent NJ. A. Cassidy. of the city
schools, has notified the publishers of
the book that it can not be used as a
history here until a change in the
wording in reference to General Nor
gan is made.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-09-08
NEWLONG DISTANCE
HAS FOLLOWED SUIT
Announced That Ii VIII Give
No Reduced Rates for
Night Service.
BELL WAS THE LEADER.
THE INITIAL PERIOD FOR TALK
ING HAS ALSO BEEN REDUCED
TO THREE MINUTES INSTEAD
OF FIVE.

The New Long Distance Telephone
company. of Indianapolis, following the
recent action of the Central Union COM
pany, has announced that night rates
have been abolished on all its toll
lines. Conversations after p. M.
will be at the same cost as during the
day. In the same statement announce
ment is made that the initial period or
conversation will be three minutes.
Heretofore the charge for night mes
sages by phone has been one-half the
charge for day messages, and the night
business, in consequence, has been very
heavy. The New company, too, has
made the basis of its rates a five-min-
ute conversation. but now reduces it to
the same as allowed by the Central
Union.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-09-08
FEAST DAYS FOR THE WEEK.

The Roman Catholic calendar con-
tains the following feast days for this
week: Sunday. September 8. Nativity
of the Blessed Virgin; September 8.
ST. Sergius: September 10. st. Hilary;
September IL. st. Nicholas Talentino:
September Il, St. Albans; September
13. Most Pure Heart of the Blessed
Virgin Mary; September IA, Exalta-
fion of the Holy Cross.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-09-08
BATTLE IS PROBABLE
BETWEEN THE SULTANS
Pretender and Head of Gov
ernment Face Each Other.

Paris, Sept. THE most interesting
development in the Moroccan situation
is the probable battle between the arms
of the pretender and present Sultan in
the vicinity of Kabat on the Atlantic
coast. The coming battle will prob
ably have a decisive effect on the fu-
ture of Morocco.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-09-08
FARMERS HOLDING WHEAT.
Little Is Being Offered in the Winter
Wheat Belt.

St Louis, Sept. Modern Miller
says: Little wheat is being offered by
winter wheat farmers, who are busy
preparing the soil for fall planting, or
are holding for higher prices. South
of the Ohio river the crop is closely
marketed, as it is further along In Sec
tions where crop was night
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-09-08
LONG DRIVE FOR A PENSION.
Ohio Woman Drove all the Way to
Washington to Get 1t.

Xenia, o., Sept. Mrs. Harriet
Anderson, age fifty-seven, a widow,
has just returned from a five months
wagon trip to Washington, where she
obtained a pension of $12 month.
Mrs. Anderson did not have money to
go by rail- and started on her long
drive to the national capital last
April. She was assisted by people
along the way.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-09-08
JOHN D. WAS AT HIS OFFICE

New York. Sept. For the first
time since 1899, when he retired from
the active control of the Standard Oil
company, John D. Rockefeller went 10
his office at &c Broadway. yesterday
His trip down town was to talk with
his business associates about the S29,-
24O.OOO fine and the federal action now
pending to dissolve the oil trust.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-09-08
BIG EARNINGS FOR
THE KEENE STABLES
Millionaire Owner Is Now
Around the Half Million.

Sheepshead Bay Race Track, Sept.
"A big sum in stake money was ad-
ded TO James r. Keene's turf winnings
today. The famous Flat Bush won
sSO.240 and the other s14,650 was won
by Mallot in the Century. The mil
lionaire owner is now near the $685.
900 mark.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-09-08
FAMOUS CLIFF HOUSE
IS TOTALLY DESTROYED
1t Was to Have Been Reopened
October |.

San Francisco, Sept. THE world
famous Cliff House on Ocean Beach
was totally destroyed by fire this ev-
ening. The resort was undergoing al
formations and was 90 have been op-
ened October 1st.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-09-08

Lee B. Nusbaum left Saturday for
Petoskey. where he will join his family
md return with thepa
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-09-08
MANAGERS Statement.

Charles S. Norton, manager, makes
this statement in explaining the COM
panys action. "All independent toll
line companies with which we connect,
have gone to the three-minute basis
and have abolished night rates. Our
operators do not know whether mes
sage is passing entirely over our line
or jointly over our lines and the lines
of connecting company. 1t is Inn
possible for us to maintain separate
schedules for business passing to and
from the 5000 stations with which we
connect and to enable us to handle the
business with dispatch and uniformity
the easiest way out of the dilemma was
to go to the uniform basis with our
connecting companies. We have
found. after several months check on
the business, that the average initial
period of business is only few sec.
onds more than three minutes"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-09-08
Enqine Crews Expectant.


OF course. the officials of the Cunard
line say that no race is contemplated q,
but the engine-room crews of the YES
sells have been busy for a week getting
everything in readiness with the ex-
pectation that the engines Will De
called upon to do their best on this
occasion.
All the accommodations on both YES
sells were taken. For the Lucania, 3'O
first class and $50 second class passen-
gers were booked, and for the Luslta-
mia 4SO first class and 495 second class.
The lists include many notable peo-
pie. Among the passengers on the Lu-
sitania will be Robert Balfour, M. r.,
G.. E. Barber, G.. G. Dolan, Mr.. and Mrs
Louis Hay, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Goe,
let. Countess Dunmire, Mr.. and Mrs
CYRUS H. Mccormick, Lady Victoria
Murray and S. c. Perkins. The Lu-
cania takes the team of the Maryle-
bone Cricket Club, which will play a
series of games in America, and Bish
op P. J. O'Reilly.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-09-08
MAIDEN TRIP WILL
WITNESS A RACE
The Big Lusitania Will Try to
Beat the Lucania to
New York.
BOTH SAIL FROM LIVERPOOL
THE BRITISH STEAMSHIP COM
PANY HOPES TO WIN BACK
THE BLUE RIBBON OF THE At
LANTIC.

Liverpool Sept THE people of
this city and its vicinity today concen-
trated their attention on what was re-
garded as an epoch-making event-the
departure of the giant Cunard line
steamer Lusitania, the largest of the
Atlantic liners, on her maiden voyage
to New York Additional interest was
given to the event in that the Lucania
was to leave port at 4:30 p. M, about
two and half hours earlier than the
Lusitania, making possible trial of
speed across the Atlantic between the
swiftest ocean steamer with recipro-
eating engines flying the British flag
and the largest turbine steamer.
Both vessels will call at Queens
town tomorrow morning, but the Lusi-
tania will not enter until the Luciano
has cleared, so the older vessel will
have a start of at least three hours ov-
er the boat which the Cunard company
built with the view not only of beat
ing the fastest time of its own ocean
greyhounds, but of regaining for Great
Britain the blue ribbon of the Atlantic,
which was lost to Germany decade
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-09-08

Continued on Page EightD
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-28
THROW OUT lHE LIFELINE
Give ta.n Hsip And Many vtnita
People win be Happier

Throw out the Life lhss
Tn. Kidneys need help
They're overwufked can't get
the poison filtered out oi the
blood
They're getting worse every
minute
win you help them
Duans kidneys pills have
brought thousands III kidney
suffers back from The verge of
despair
Will cufe any form o. kidney
trouble
= l. Soper farmer 10 Z
miles west OF Ninlta. I T says
Il read about Doans Kidney
Pills and procured a box ~ the
People. Drug sto = They did
me more good than any other
medicine of the kiad / ever rs
ID. Od an ON for fee 81 SIX
years / suffered fNa rguia.
|Iiies Of she k.anes e
|efetions wene HsaIF ~ "a.
alded and presented Is seii
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-28

From Tueniays Daily.
The Twentieth Century club
will mect Wednesday afternoon
az 50 o'clock. a. the home Of
Mn. fee Barrett All menbcrS
arr requested . b. present
The ladies Of the NJ = church
South, will serve dinner next
Tuesday az the Foreman build
ing on South Wilson street. 40 Il
Mr. Lee Smith aud baby are
both very sick.
II. G Nation of Falkland was
In town last night
T - Flint II Ogcechcc j. 10
Ninita today
Mrs 4. g Perry returned to
her home IN Pittsburg, Kan
last night after visit with her
sister, Mrs. Lee Smith
Tom Ellis % FaIrland was In
the city last night on his way 70
Kansas City
Mrs Everett Boswell 4 assist
ing The forte IN the Sanders
Wright store this week
Miss Lille Reynolds has taken
posiiiou with the RatcilH Mer
csntile company
e y Rogers transacted legaI
business Ia Nuakogee tn,lay
Apple tuas afe In fnll hl0ou
ana the blg orchards in the 81
eini.y fn faaH s distance leot
llke fields II SNOW
The Youngest child of Nf
land M~ i p Cos fell lWn th'
back porch - iaef rssideHe.
s8nde ud Sustained broker
| Toniuhf aad S. Wednesday
Showers tHd eeIaef
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-28
Ordinance No. 24l.
ountIaasa from pags }

A plat of whluh improvement dis.
tflct \ herewith submitted aud
ordered filed with tbs oliY clerk, and
70 ahicn plat refefenoe Is hereby made
Tor greater certainty.
sec 3 That said Delaware and
Canadian avenues from the wNst llne
~ AdalF street a the weat line Of
Smith street, tia aoufh side nf Illinois
avenue from iha west line nf Ad2lf
street to tile west line oG Thompson
street. tiAu south aide IL Delaware
avenue from tile west ilnm of smith
street fn iAse wahs llnn ~ Wilson
street Mll III tile followinx streets from
the south line Uf Delaware Avenue 10
tie south lire 4 Illinois avenue, 20
wit; AdalF, Brown. hteweF, Foreman,
Gunisr. Miller and tie west aide d
smith street from Tia south iine d
Delaware sfenue 70 the noIth ilae q
Canadian Avenue the east side Of
smith street fEum tie north Inns nf
Canadian aTeuue g the south line Of
Illinois avenue. al of Smith street
ffou the soulh line q Delaware ksenue
10 the uouth line of South avenue, ali
% Thomson street from the south
llns of Delaware Avenue 90 the south
lire of south Agenus. tic vest side of
ScfAper street from the south line 0f
Delaware avenue to tile spath line uf
South avenue tie east sidn of ScrApeF
street from the south line OF Delaware
avenue 10 tic south llne Uf Canadian
avenue all Cf hcYapeF street from ttae
south line IL Canadian avenue a. tie
south line III Illinois avenue, all 0f
Ttpmpnon street from the north line
Of Canadian avenue e. tie south line os
| Illiuois avenue al 81 Miller street
from the south llus q Delaware avenue
10 the south iine II south avenue. al
o. South avenue from TIE west line of
Miller street q The sest iius ~ scrap
ef street. TIE north side Of Delaware
avenue from the east iine 0f scfapeI
street % the wesf line n Wilson street
and the south side of Canadian ayeBue
from tho east iiue q NcrApef street q
the east libe 81 TIE alley running norti
aud south letween y ilson street and
scfaper street, be and the same Ars
hereby ordered improved As follows
on all the avenues within TIE limits
above the curb line stall be established
on each side of sala avenues twenty
I've feet ffugn Tie center thereof ot
at tie streets within tho limits abcys
tie curb line shAil be established q
both sides twenty feet from the oental
of the street. sidewalks shall he con
sffucted along said streets and ave
uucs- as above 81 unt. of vitfifed bfiei
l ~ 1rnHlfalH 5HfaHH 4 falf inch ilsf
| fouf feet in width. al - conform {.
the established grade as nov Fixed d
a. mas hereafter he fxed BY the Giti
! Council % the CITY of Ninlta, iudai
| Territory,
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-28


Commissioner r !. fArrar - ln
Chelsss to-day, tlls being hh regular
dAy fog holding eaart there.
Captain and Mrs. g. s. white are
10 Welsh today
intefmaffled cstlzeus are still holne
exAmlned a. tie coaFt hoase As "a tits
value oi tho Improvements on their
property ~ an agent from C0mmls
siousf nlxbYa ofica Il has been 81.
pccted that tie work of examining
the applicants could - completed 10
one week
Marriage lIcenSeh wefo issued 6Atuf.
dAy afternoon 70 ClAa " Mathis
and Miss MAry small of Bluelacket
AMI Ioa Whitewater and Mia Polly
LAT Of spayluaw
There was = large attendance a. the
opera housa saturday night 70 see
'erhs Hob clty.T and the play itself
vas nest enjoyable. Tbs cast was
capable one Ia eFefy respect, and, On
the 3hole. tla plAY was one Of the
best ever seen Ia Nlnlta
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-28

ment after standing On deposit.
/ suffered from aching aoross
ms loins. particularly severe
when stopped 20 lift or uTon
catching the slightest cold !
had little faith n Doans KID
uey Pills a. / had tried several
different remedies without re-
lief However. commenced
their use and much 20 ms sur
prise the9 gave me almost i'm
mediate relief. and a continua
tion cured me ! am pleased q
recommend them az al times
For sale rs al dealers Price
81 cents Foster Milburn Go.
Buffalo. New York, sole agents
i0r tie United States
Remember the name Deans
and take no other
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-28

ssh 8 That tbs said improvements
sl.nli b made. and the casf of grading
sidewalk oeslslrustlon and establish
inR the curb llne. shall y paid ~ .
special assessment against tho nbat
ting propsrty, and Ia lfle eesa 81 stfeet
intersections aud street aud alley in
tsgser1ions and ernlsInss the cptt
thereof shall be paid ~ seassmene
against the CITY Of vlnlla. sad aesess-
menl 70 bo made - as = EeaulFe each
lot o. pawAl of land - bear the etat ot
nssoh grading, Sidewalks construction
ard ESTABLISHING the curb lIne, A. aM
IL the sams abuEs thereon and ~ the
caAe of street intersections and street
ara alley interssct Ions and crossings
Tie cost o. the improvements thereon
sllall bs apportioned % the city of
vialta. IN accordance with the Act OF
Congress approved April p, 1895 bAfe-
lnbefoFe referred 10 and f1s ardlnAneS
Of tie City Of Nlnlla No. 81 pfosids
lng tie City stall be Liable only Tor
crossings between curt lines
SEQ. 4. That the aggregate amount
Of said special assessments ana also
the asseSsmentSon each abutting lot
and parcel Of land to he Assessed as
Aforesaid shall be divided into IN.
to lnsgAllmentA. and each said Install
ment9 stall beAF interest at tire rate
rate of slx per centum per annual no.
eorilng 10 law until paid. And for
tile purpose of anticipating tlse col
lection Of tho lnstAllments of said A.
sassnents improvement script o. GER
tlfcates shall be issued and sold as
provided by law and tie ordinance Of
ths City of Yiuita No. zsI
Sec. 8. That al ordinances OF parts
of ordinances Ia conflict with the pro-
visions Of this ordinances be and the
sane are hereby repealed.
Sec. 8. That this ordinance shall
i,e IN full force aud effect from and
after passage approval and publica-
cation.
Passed and approved tins 22nd day
o. March, 1907.
EDw. snANAHAN,
Mayer.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-28

E0r Neia f@HF
A acn wes 6m = 81 aui Nfs j.
5 Davenport : Hisht
iail.s & re Methodist church
will serve dluHeF n TIE t1fcman
buhaiug cn election daf
Mr aud Mrs Il +. naan reformed
u Adait lsyt "a Nft atteFa tay'ayst
here
Afchltest 0ssenkopi of Mlskogee IS
ln town day looking aiisr Tire wofx
GA the auditorium 1oo Wheat he's
largc force of msn at work aad
rapid progress IS being made on the
brick work.
Mrs G. A. Riddle Is s,in reported
IS being yefy sick
There viii bs pie supper a. tie
pheasAat llnl ssbool house Friday
night, April 8. tie proceeds 70 h. psed
fof tie beneat of TIE school
Tie Eatslla Nefeantil COMPANY Is
mating extensive Improvement n
their store, including 4 bundle carrier
system aud wrapping department
Charles q Depue was this morning
appointed notary public By Judge Tar.
ker
Andy partalu and Delaney PULLEY
wero fined 80 each and costs Ia Com.
mlssio1er faffafs co0ft this morning
on the charge q ImmorAl conduct
william Blaylock Is Ia jail AZ this
place for having broke1 into aud stol.
en- goods fFon y 7. Cummings store
81 Adalr lie sAS arrested b. tie
memters Of tie Ants.tofse Thief -
sociatlon. aud eas brought 10 viuisa
by Deputy Cllau1eflln.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-28
LOCAL NOTES
trmm ilor.sag nallyl

>. " naielir pas hers rwn Tulsa
sunday
sla smlsh i ia Miami today %
business
Mis- Fiofa Collier u VISITING Mss
&sfgae I.uekeg
Mlsa clara ChambeFlin spent Sun.
dag III Carthage
Miss Laura Valentine returned snn.
day afternoon from a visit ia Miami,
Ax y. MaYheld returned to
her homs ID kansas CITY this wSfn.
fnE after : mongh's visit with hsf
nslce, Mn Thomas jasper
IL has bean suggested that i rub.
blsh cans wers placed along the side
walks tAs paper nuisance could b. fe.
moved. On tt1ose windy dsya the
streets ara Uttered with paper
Raniolph Cock, financial secretary
~ Oklahoma Christian University,
wlli deliver An address AZ the Christian
church sunday evening, March 81 not
20 rAiaa gnonny hut 10 present tie need
of snrh ! sclaool
Seymour Riddle i 10 ClielssA toaay
on legal business
J. ". orr. Seymour Jones. Dr. VII.
llAms and v ClaphAm we're out On
Grand river yesterday.
n. l. orr and Tom Cray Of Chelsea
spent SUNDAY ia Vlnlta.
The Little daughter of Mf. and
Mrs Haven. wio has been very SEX
for The pal tao weeks = bsiteF 70
day
Mn 5. r. wAllen Il expected lome
from Cansllle this evening
w. ~ Carr. who lives on William
Raines farm. brought 10 8 dntsfi
xegs TO TIE t3nldon Rule saturday.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-28

A severe cold that may develop into
pneumonia over night. can be cured
qulckly by takinS FoleYs Honey and
Tar Ii will cure TIE most obstinate
raeking cough and strengthen your
lungs The genuine IS IN = yellow
package. For safe hy ail druggists.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-28
Mrs. Gunler Dead.

Nm. Guntsr, mothegof r. Gunter
and Me@iamea p. N. Marrs y y.
FortneF. w. q. Chandler and Sam
Fmnier. died saturday night AZ her
home ln slloam Springs AFk.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-28
Al Afternoon Fire


From Tuesdays UaiIg
shortly after o'e'ocf tsls after.
upon TIE ftHaeHua eNah tilmeHi e
Nltiiois a Werner aas burned ife
lus balng tum ~ Is sa No lnsHt.
aneH
The hTe u2HaHt tFar a rendering
keltis AnJ taa oat and weather.
ba4nNux teios dsY e burned rap
div
Tie ore deaHuent responded
quceiv ana saoa Hat 1le blaie unusf
COM of ti,f preventing shat prosab-
Is w0pht have bs 5aafsrops confa -
U0n pf pfta e aeHa imeht
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-03-28
10 GOA A4ie Goes Sc Nes rsuupt
ithlHsn IA > 10 ssoek Cd
GEO. r. z Ar : e
Live Stock Com. Co.
Tamas Ciie. Mo- National stock
Natal iil.i Foit Weflh, Ter

Ne Gu del yer ihe goods Coed sales
men mean good sssg Cool yata men
lne 3 Il Ntlrhass foHf sfoes We
He ~ guon safes zo0l service and
niuH & lUtufos Nake faaf neat
siIsrHssfl 90 tiie ..eHl Re able Geo
~ 4 tun ~ san "a Market
naps asi ma fksf se8es tee. tou
uaHl ttiiief. wffts "a Me wli b.
fia5 . lieAf on see. % q