davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-31
FOUND.

Silk gloves. May be had by owner
at this office. 3751-1w
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-31

At Moanalua, red Irish setter. Re-
turn to DR.. Fitzgerald 3737.tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-31
H4er's
CHERRY Electoral
you need

1t is carefully prepared, accurately
compounded medicine for all diseases
of the throat and lungs. 1t contains
strong and active ingredients, such as
are extensively prescribed by the medi-
cal profession. It's the oldest, strong
est, and best medicine for coughs and
colds you can possibly buy.
Accept no cheap and worthless sub
stitute. Be sure you get Ayers Cherry
Pectoral. 1t contains no narcotic or
poison Of any kind.
ptanarnL &. n- | e hunr 4 CO lnunu Mac Ii 6 A
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-15

Wanted Afha POTATOES cabbage.
eA.saha pa3ses = a|IsIals g5u have
g es0 iFycsH W ~ srars
aa'ee stand
Nosasfab.e real estate IS changing
His tH fHfs elHca Indicates tbat
s,fsftfs iafr Ereaf aHba the h-
tafe ofea Hetnp#
Ma Eha 1emlsoa and esilaren
fs'amet te Heupa it3s mafalnR ar
Ter o0Eei tIsf wIfh Ter father
leaving east uftesH
TIE uarset Is being stocked w.ts
lue ipme saan melons bat The price
bas n0t 'uIHsaed TIE a., weather
seefafd tQauf tle efap short enc.
m.f
Tile handsome rmldeae, ~ nrT n.
. mer S being pashed to completion.
Tie structure VII b, modern lneyery
fsspeei and sl3 n.1ke an ldeal home
lt ei. e ready tooccapy n about a
month
TIE Grand Lodge q TIE EaNsrn
star vii meet 81 suagl NcAlester.
THURSDAY aud FRIDAY II thh week.
Ms G i heideman delegate and
Mrs john Swain aud Mrs. sam Burns.
members vii attend
tiias T Rogers went % 1uskoFre
teiaf On official business Ife Is al.
lofuef ln fhe contest case 0f Robert
u TAYLOR rs tofu e nunIugt0n. ean-
cefninE 8 l0 acre tract of aud aiming
Ninlta on tie northwest
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-15
PATTON FARM SOLD
Valuable Piece sf Rsal Estate /.
Purchased hy Miss jamie Patton
Hall. q This City.

TIE farm one alid onesfAif miles east
q tawn, tnosn - tie Patton farm.
has laAt been rosd q Miss janis pai
Ten Han. Of ViniiA.
1hts farm is uns e ths lest n this
vicinity. it eontalns 70 acres 0f sine
farming land and has 81 ofeiard ti,At
canuat b sscsllsd "a the eounty. ~.
sad Mr.. Patton having selected TIE
mans v4flefies q trees ffum tie tsst
NURSERIES q Missouri. diiin0is and
Ga0fglA These selections also include
mAnY varieties ef tie smaller fruits
Many improvements are q ts made
% the farm saoa. a. not much attsn
ten las besu given 70 thc eafe Of
ssbfablaFy. fences. etc. whieh have
bsen sadlt neglected Il WAs f8y The
reason tat shs eeuli uot Five tie
farm The attention lt required tAi
~ Patton CONSENTED q seli q NsSs
Hal
J. q. Hal che father q Miss jamie
expects to slip from bis Texas ranch
q small herd q teraY cattle wlth
which tle farm I'll gradually D.
stocked
Mis- Hall has chfisiened her usvly
acquired pesessiou aleney FAfm
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-15

Edsasd II nadr. tiemumflc uoml
tee ief prosecuting attorney II Craig
county, vas born IA Mccain %. No.
to lsii. And has heen a resident ol
WEIGH ! 4 for ate yean and tie
Ci,sfokss Nartion Is gsara He grad.
uatei le ias ia fsm at faaencs.
haasns and has besn actively enragel
10 tie practices % az since that time
lie sas enc Of TIE detAters lstvesn
TIE kansas and Missouri Universities
n issa 10 which Kansas won lls
Ssz ASSISTANT county attorney Of Ia.
bette county Kansas ln iao0 aud
1901 lie has always been Democrat
q tie ed tYpe aud Is ever foadg t.
esp9ase is cause Should he - elect.
81 % tie ualoe % shlch be aspires
Ne assure tie people and his nemo.
cratic constituents that tie duties of
Tie aflce vii he diselaWed iu busi.
ncss Ike manner aud % the credit q
tie paftE he represents
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-15
TAKE MEALS HERE
Frisco paSsenges Trains Nov Stop
81 Vinita For Meals May Make
New Arrangement Permanent.

Nluha j. noe enle5ins an lno3atuu
Ia The VA q being a railway eating
poiut beginning yesterday TIE FflseU
announced tat trains eolli aor az
thh point faf meals aut faulsr
oFaes
II appears thaf Vinita Is = situated
A. 70 make i an deai pini iof mea
service aud i is % - hoped ths cam.
mnJ all dn1 it convenient aud com.
Portable FOR patrons o. tie read to take
meals here and wnl iuangurafs The
plan 81 4 permanent lass
Arrangements have bern made eiIh
The View Cen restaurant O. stf1e TIE
meals. and mas be SAID that there
wiil he nothing lacking Ii giving tie
patrons y TIE Frisco nst class sef
Fiea Fu'Ineing Is It's schedule q TIE
talrs l.at elll stop here i1f meals
Train going east due 81 1893 b
efI staV A minutes fof breakfast lraIh
going eest and due here 1t IS wlll
laF over unfl 81 s. taking dinner
train ga.uz Wasf 81 61a aiII stop
minutes faf supper
shuali thls Arrangement prove salts
factory % the railway COMPANY kuilA
mas eon bec0me oue Of the 'eadine
fAiIsaf eating stations 81 Ere great
tgisco slsfem
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-15
HUNDREDS OF INDIANS
DISPOSE OF THEIR LANDS

Muskogee. Aug a. Land buying
broke lnose with Fengeance ia tie
Creek nstion Friday Hundreds of
Indians both mixed blools aHA fali
hloosis have heen herr making deeds
q their land Tie restrictions eKplf.
81 a. midnight laSi Friday night
some eager land men at ~ 81 night
ard commenced ~ take dealis lst an
ter midnight
II was claimed Al uue of the tanks
here shaf sone ~ The Indians are
ssillug the same iAnd four e. Eve
times and that tlefe is much crook
81 waFt eolus oH.
An attorney fof three oF togf ele
land cDmpAnies made the statement
that pastlcailF syeff aefs 81 Aad IN
the Greek nation, e1cept the hone
sleAas would have teeH sold q white
men - mixed blood Indian an1 that
a good deal q tie fall bloods and a.
- will be dleposed ot All 81 tie
dead claims Of Indians have been
brought ~ Oas land baflng Office
here has had bigger force Of men
working making cut deeds and check
Ing up Land than is employed IN any
land uliiee IN ths i've ns3eas
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-15
NEWS WIRES SILENT
Clicking ceased In Middle II SEN
tenee whsn Tslegraphers' War
Reached the News Field.

Fesm sA4 AesAsn fAsfis tgak-
Tlse strike u tiia telegrAh operators
became sweeping last night when the
operators Of sfsa Associated Press left
thslr keys IA Support o. their demands
Cor increased wagNa Almoat syeTy
wiFe IA tae county n nov tied W.
Few communications sere transmit
ted over uiFss yesseniAy.
The Associated Pres compelled t0
suspend furnishing naws 10 the papers
subscribing 20 lts sersice a. s't5 iAsl
night ~len Will Flynn. chief opera
tot of tire associated press ordered =
wAlkout Ills Instructions came from
Enc chief operator a. New York city.
A. = result q the waikout of press
OPERATOR nearly 90 DAILY F4pcfs IN
the Unlted states and Canada are
wltisout communication with the out.
side uofid. sxcept aheFe news stories
are secesFud ossr lone distance tele.
phone.
Tie impffeaion prevails tliAt TIE
gglt between sias Associated Pres
and lls operators wili b. @ . finish
T'hs men enplofedaf tie press a.
n0claflona presented their request for
increased wages a. J0o'elcck SUNDAY
night, giying tl'slr employers twenty.
four hours % comply wFth IL No an.
swet 70 tie request wAs made BY tls
Associated Press 10 appointed time,
ssaa oclo Monday night. afn four
teen minutes later so opefAtnfs hand.
ilnK KEYS through The unlasd states
ana gAnada. informed tie managing
edlfon of tiic Tafiogs Newspapers that
'.tiie strike NAs %
TIE continual clck cllck.ellck.
thsFstofpre Characteristic oi the lei.
graph department in ever newspaper
once. ceased LlterAlly speaking tts
slfss usfo dead Iiassilg tbs press
ppeuton placed ulelf Instruments
eut 81 eomns~ion u removing ser
tain sppll4ncsz This uAs done e
NAs sad lokcep partially sapsfieueed
msa from opealuF The ksfs
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-15
LOCAL NOT s


ANf 30
g 2 fs t3 U.efk iufofms Ga
iiat Tho names - - voters hsee
tesu Registered thas far
Hu S. T. pausrsm .sf nr d r
home m Kansas Yesterday aar a.
pleasant tssit at seseu. aays h
Mrs Hsft
e a Davidson caves ioa.t far
81 toa.s. ehsfs ela ouhs tul.f.
ehIch = returning taus trdm q tst
60 Cleveland 0hio
Tbe fslesraNvfs seits N s,.aa ns
srf.oM proportions srn caH IS
looked fof foia snseh VI effect Is
w@ operators
sapeHutendent afeItfssho.t.W s..
Nasiefssu slH more he fams to
Niulia au sept NJ NaHersau IS
nos living a. Appetoa cay
6 Roberts and eifs leave
tonight ACCOMPANIED b. tfeIf son
master Dean fof Noel Mo Where
thef elII sreud seek an tae farm
q e s AWf5
Tie t1ty schal' hoard held a meet
ing yesterday Afternoon sapeflngena
eilt Eject s 6 Masttfsou sas present
and submitted . eaane of studY Whlsh
SID o. adopted af the aH eerm n
school shieh begins sept la The
Hnt yean hsh school Coarss vas
added
Rider 6oo1mouey living az Eacha.
sas arres 81 yesterday by pepatf
Burns and brought before Z S CON
missioner Farar charged sith incest
Preliminary hearing sas held and
tbe prisoner vas disel aged. He eas
represented - F0gle & Parks
A. Michael who operates 4
feireshment stand GA south wilson
street has been served with notice by
United States Attornef " S stanaeld
That he must appear Ia ceurt on certain
late and show cause Why hls place Of
business should net Be ahatsd As a
aaisAnce
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-15
EXPENSES

EXPENSES
Ialsloa pr isrw tim
Iuifoa n P'imafy Department 9ee
fnslfoa IN nffrHmeHfei Muxie pre term gao0
Uss of Paao psr term 1ee
Tuition ia Vocal hale per tern f1M
Board per monh. incladine feel hrhl aa9 raam Jzsa
Peymest el THiiiea Adteaes Psgnea 81 Boes9 s1kL :
odsosee faF catalegss futlo ia'orraiioa sppb 10
DR. G. P. FERREE, Pres, Knito, l. T.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-15
TO THE PUBLIC.

Having purchased tie Gatewood
stock q groceries. good viii aud all
respectfully invite the patrons 1.-THE
old tfm as sell a. those Who have
traded elsewhere 20 make my store
your headquaften for grocery sup.
plies Having bad several yeafs ex
pefienee 70 the grocery business. am
prepared 70 cater 10 the wants af ali
aud vii endeavof 70 make this TIE
most up-to date stock Of goods ii VI.
nita aud shall ever strive to please ny
patrons Cali and lets get aoluaint.
"a. W " srAArs,
Successor 70 Gatswood Gro. Co
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-15
ODD FELLOWS MEET
Sixth Annual Session District Ledge
Ne. =. Grand unite6 |. O. OF.
Convined This Morning,

August l3
Tie slxth annual session of District
Gmnd Lodge No. -. Grand United
Order Of odd Fellows of Indian Terri.
tory. met at me hail 81 vinita lodge
no. aoss, GA TIE E4st SIDE. - 10 o'clock
= m tudaY Tie maatin9 wns called
% order By Grand Master + Toouts.
Of Ardmore =. J. Gordon. of ausko.
gss, waa elected secretary aud oesclAl
reporter
The cnmmittee on credentials made
isa report, showing hfty loieeS and
twenty boassl,olds represented
Mira Addie Love s " y @ of the
n. II. os n
Tie Grand Masisi, after appointing
Tie VARIOUS committees. delivered his
annual address. whicn wAs received
ulth much applause among other
things. - made several important
recommendation fas tie good of the
order.
Among ths leading msmtsn of the
order wlAo are preseat are. J W
Sharp, ! 4 Holy. 4 Gfcenlse nrx
= " south H. n Clsayef. 6. }.
Lane Ana pr White.
.=This lodge h.Aa paid vui scserAl
thousand dollars during the year for
sick and daash teumntA
sfY.s y.saft.sts,sf,s4s = agtste..sa sg8 s..as.s,.
s.Fs srreniies sitl ie delivered 81 TIE
A. y = church tonight
Tise Afternoon session u tie Gmnn
Lodge of tie q Z. q q q. D of tl.s
lns.an TERRITORY wAa called 70 order
AZ two o'cloek, yesterday Grand Mas
Ter Toomta "a tlls chair
TIE grand masisf. grand secretary
and grand treasurer made thsir 10
p0nx TIE grand master sabmigtsd
tsslfe important recommendations.
Tie majority ~ which weFe adopted
Endoement Secretary shAgpa e.
part sisousd ; taiAuns of 100 "a hAna
TIE saias uf policies Was rnleed 70 so
fsf mAle meahefs znd 80 fag tie
Sisters nf llse IL II Il.
Tss district graDdsscfstafy Fepcsted
AIout tils collscfsd On 6nad Lodge
tsHcs after l4ylng ail expenses shieh
lsft bAlaucs 81 hand efslgs a.
Grand TfcasgfeF } 4 Bodig - sell
- al q the ether eatoefs. wAs congfat-
ulAged 10 tha faithful performances u
duty
+ II IiASagt. grand ssefeiafY ~
kansas. sho isA visitor ~ these mesl-
inss, delivered a. abe address Yeztsr
day 4flefnooa
Tie suiosment secfesAfYs sAlAfy
vas raised ifem one buadfed q tao
hundred dollaa = yeAf and the grand
masters saiArl as mads one hundred
and hfty ; yeaf
Tie fuVptlan last night wAsa kFaad
affair, 5 lafee uumlef Icing present
welconing address, ssfe delivered
b. L. + NuIdros And M. wm. Cur
Fln responses bY e J Lane. of south
McAlestsf and Nfx A e Love. af
Maskogee Nn George Fitzpatrick
rendered > selection entitled. ffhs
Hack tiorss and Ills Rider. uhlcl
vas sell rccelsed. T. } Jones. tie
popular VIniiasttornsy made "a strong
address Tie closing speech was Sc
iitsrsd ~ the grand MASTER Refresh
menis sets served AZ the eluse uf tie
session.
A numbef Of committees hafa 81
ready reported
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-15
THE PRICE OF GAS
JUMPS UP IN TULSA

falss. 1 r., Aag Il Tula people
are noe paying twenty esnts . thous.
and for gas fuf domestic Ard fifteen
cents FOR manufacturing purposes
The rAise sent into eject tila fnt q
the month. siien the Oklahoma.
oage Gas eompany q branch Of the
Standard on company, bought Tie
tiaibfesth 8As rompAnF
tef tie past uihs months Htt rate
81 fxe eents a thousand has heen made
% TIE fula pe0ple Tie nsst daY
after tie STANDARD gslnel control d
The l0cAl Kas situation the price was
raised q teentf cents
For some time past TIE Usage.
Oklahoma Ge company has heen
lighting tie Galbfaath Gas company
and reduced tie price e I've cents
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-15
NAMED THEIR TICKET
RepaSlieanK Held Convention and
Nominats Candidates ior
County Ofiess.

tueedag Auk IS
The Republicans of Cfaig county
met 10 ylnitA todAl and nominated q
fail county ticket. The meeting oon
yeled AZ 10 oelock Ia ire court hoase
aud wAs called 70 order b. Chairman
s : wAllen The trst ordsf of hasl.
neaa was tfe electlea ~ ofioerx
cn motion John frAakiin was made
Temporary chairman aud Y y f'elsae
and Frank Bfandon temporary sc.re.
tafies. All the districts we're rupFe-
aentsd and TIE meeting waa harmonl
oar throughout Committees on or
der of business Permanent Organlaa
ton, Resolutions add Credentials we're
Appvluted and the neetlng adjourned
tlll iso o'clock, uhso ubs reports %
The committees uess card.
The meeting - convened e. 10
and took up Tire sufk % nominating Z
equity tleaet'
Following Is Tie iail county ticket
hoUtn1tel
ooGrcntloa held In thls city Tuesday
For the legislature, = X Hfadoni
county clerk, Alvin aeesx counts a.,
iofney Gaylord \ netouii Judge. T
J. fafzr register Of deeds ) 4. B1t.
Ter treasurer, sam Lefofcs. saperln
tctsieut q schools Rsbccca swain.
district clsfE. frank Franklin. sbsrln.
, a. Aills. surveyor, G G. nepas.
commissioner, George Costleq q A
Wilson, lolm / Hawkins
pnut.pn 4, many
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-15
cafter 80 Heuse Sow

Emns donaldson is hayiug 90 hls
plaee ths Neek
Ms ~tfeek|ef and family oi near
rahleluah. Is visiting her sister Mrs
q " TaYlof
viii Doualdsou shipped a ear load
of cattle tie fifst q tie seet
We need nin IA this Part Il tie
country and need lt bad
Mt and az ChAsiain spent SUNDAY
a thc home q lee uouthifts near
Abba
August i2, iao1
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-15
METEOR'S TAIL
RAINS SPARKS

81 pas8. Tsz., Auf s-A femafs
Abe meieag uas seen here at tI5 yss
tegiAY mognlng, and Nas visible slowly
moving arruss tie heavens from the
southwest. disappearing IN the north
aaaE ii o'clock
i presented the appearance nf :
eoaet about the slEe q : football.
with tail apparently - feet long
fFem shlch sl,oSeu of msteofs fell
eoailnnously The bal sas of a
gfeenlsh ysllow colof whlle the tall
VS. ehlte
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-15

Emma Coleman, aged IS yeas, sllo
haa been confnsd 10 itil hsre fof some
time OF a rstAne q arson committed
e sAlisav, slll Be taken 70 Geneva.
IN. Tor term 0i lhTee Yeafs IN tlse
reform school.
There are nos connned ia tie fec
eFAi lall a THIS plscs los pflsoness
l0l metz and 4 women.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-15

Ian xan i'lle Remedy cpmes pot up
- = eollaTsihle tubs slih 4 notale.
kzsy . argif fNist uhess The sore.
nem and Inflammation exists Il r..
llasm at ence blind, bloesing. Itching
o. pFotFudlne piles Guaranteed. -.
n 0mena lsm
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-15
eeee eeeeeeeeeeeeeeees
Willie HalselI College
rAcTu TY
IHNOLf

d.. c. P. Fsrree, Prezidsnf
Prof S. P. Dmks. Virs-FFssiasni
G. Fsnes. A. M MD,
Professor ef Philosophy
S. p. Duke, A. B..
Professor 81 Matkemafies
Minasfta HsllaHd. A. B.,
Professor Of Latin and Eaghsk
Lueils Campbell. B. S.
Professor 81 Modern Las ~uags aad Science
Nellie B. Fass,
Primary Depari. emf
Mn. J. D. Ferss. Mattress
Annis Beils Morris,
Loadea CenserpaloD Masis
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-10-15
NEGROES MAKING
MATERIAL PROGRESS.
As Bankers, Store Keepers.
And IradeSmen.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. October IA
(SpeciaD THE negroes of the United
States now have thirty-two banks,
with total capitalization of over
$3.50 900 and deposits amounting to
over $2,000,000. Fifteen years ago,
according to Booker r. Washington,
there were only two negro banks in
the country ore in Richmond Vir-
ginia, and the other in Birmingham,
Alabama. The records of the treas
ury department show but one failure
of a negro bank
Eleven of the thirty-one negro banks
are in Mississippi, and nearly every
one of them has been organized dur
ing the Vardaman administration. One
of the banks is in the home town of
the Governor 1t is said that the
negro bank in Birmingham has a
number of white depositors and some
white borrowers.
Negroes of New York are prepar-
ms w oIhi q bl5 N%pdi LulCIL HLOl6
and it is said that there VIII be a
million dollars behind the enterprise
The company backing it already has
number of apartment houses owned
or leased, is conducting a department
store in Baltimore, grocery store
in Plainsfeld New Jersey, and bank
ing institution in Georgia. A negro
company contemplates building
theatre in Washington which will be
devoted exclusively to negro perfor-
mances.
The largest taxpayers in Westmore-
land County, Virginia, the county that
gave birth to George Washington and
Robert E. Lee, is a negro. He is one
of the largest exporters of logs in
the world His name is w. H. John
son. He is also postmaster at Bay
nesville, having been appointed to
that position oven a Confederate sol
der, upon the recommendation of
Representative William A. Jones, the
dean of the Virginia delegation in
Congress.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-10-15
BRYAN MIGHT, THEN
A6AIN HE MGhTN'T
But is Sure PritChdrd'
Conduct Outrageous.

CHARLOTTE, N. c., October IA
(SpeciaD In an interview today
William Jennings Bryan made the
rather non-committal reply to a
question as to whether he would be
a candidate for the Democratic non1i-
nation next year by saying that he
had not said that he would or would
not.
In reference to the railroad trou-
BILE in this state, Mr.. Bryan said that
outrageous conduct was necessary
to arouse the public, and that the
high handed proceedings of Judge
Pritchard against the rights of North
Carolina furnished that justification
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-10-15
BEAUTY WINS THE
SENOR'S GOLD

MILWAUKEE,, WIS, October IA
(SpeciaD Failing in love with her
Optimistic reports from the bedside
of Mexico, has left fortune of
100000 to Mrs. Lydia Paeschke, of
this city. The Senior has just died
and when his will was read it was
found that he had left his large for
tune to the Milwaukee woman, whom
he knew only through having seen
her photograph.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-10-15
Rear-End COLLISION Near Savannah

Two men were hurt, one badly,
when a special freight crashed into
local freight No. on the Seaboard
Air Line Railway at the entrance to
the yards at Meldrim Saturday night.
several cars being telescoped and
the big special engine being thrown
bridge-like across the ditch at the
side of the track. Engineer H. s.
Gamble was removed from the wreck
ed engine with his lef, leg shattered
above the knee and with q number
of bruises on his body His fireman
was suffering with badly mashed
hand and cuts in his back, both men
narrowly escaping with their lives.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-10-15
SUPREME COURT
RE-0RGANIzED
Retirement of Justice Cobb
Cause Change.

ATLANTA, GA, October IA
(SpeciaD The Supreme Court was
reorganized this morning, the action
being necessary on account of the
retirement of Justice Cobb, who was
succeeded by Justice Holden AS
presiding Justice of the Second Div
ision Justice Evans was chosen. JUS
tice Cobb will resume his law prac-
tice at Athens.
Judge Cobb was elected associate
Justice of the Supreme Court in 1896.
His term expired January 1, 1909.
He is the author of the Athens Dis
pensary law.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-10-15
MARRIAGE SUNDAY
WAS OF INTEREST

At four o'clock Sunday evening
Mr.. Edmund Oliver and Miss Lollie
Cutler were united in marriage at the
pretty country home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Cutler,
Rev. Wooten of Marshallville per-
forming the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs Oliver arrived in
Americus on the lao train, and are
at home to their friends at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. George Oliver,
on Church street
AS Miss I4ollie Cutler, Mrs. Oliver
is well known here, where she at
tended school few years ago, and
since then has often teen a charm
ing visitor.
Mr.. Oliver is a popular young man
of Plains and has been in Americus
but short while, coming to take
d position with the Glover Grocery
Co. Their friends extend to them
heartiest congratulations
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-10-15
SAFE CRACKERS IN SUMTER Your Fall Suit Now
BurqarS Get in Their Work Successfully at Cobb and
DeSOtO

Three safes blown to atoms and
contents scattered over the stores
was the scene presented yesterday
morning at Cobb and De Sofa when
morning at Cobb and De Soto when
of business and viewed the wreck
and ruin thus wrought.
Professional safe crackers had
been at work there, and this work
had been done successfully.
AT De Soto the stores of Eshton
Howe and Eugene Moore had thus
been burglarized, while at Cobb, a
few miles beyond, the safe of Jesse
Hill had been dynamited as well.
And the cracksmen with their loot
were already miles away.