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The Washington times., 1907-05-12
Northwestern Leader.

The Senator does not rush into print
Few members Of the upper house are SO
hard 10 interview. He speaks when he
is ready to speak; before that news
paper correspondents must wait
Then came that conspiracy dinner.
There were Secretary Loeb. Senator
Penrose, Senator Carter. and others
Senator Penrose so the story ran. i'm
bibed and spoke-of a 5000, 600 campaign
fund to spoil the Roosevelt fortune.
Even then Senator Bourne maintained
silence. No gentleman repeats con
versation heard at a dinner. he said.
The sum total OF his newspaper utter
ances has been his statement saying
that Mr.. Roosevelt must be renominated
and one telegram TO Portland. averring
that he was not mixing in a mayoralty
fight there. incidentally giving a homily
on the proper sort OF men for political
appointment
Senator Bourne has succeeded in wrest-
ing Pacific Northwest political premier
ship from all the rest Of the Pacific
Northwest members. although the others
viii be consulted. But Senator Bourne
is leader so far as Northwest matters
are concerned.
The Washington times., 1907-05-12
cHICAco's NEW posrMAsrER

Daniel A Campbell. who has been an
pointed postmaster Of Chicago, replacins.
Mr.. Busse, elected mayor. is a SENATOR
anu anu d prominent lawyer Of the state
BE Is known as the silent man . ana
his leadership in the senate Of late years
has been absolute.
The Washington times., 1907-05-12
Skaters Arm Fractured.

hiie skating at Eighteenth street
and Pennsylvania avenue Yesterday An
drew Duffey. fifteen years old. Of SI4
Twenty street, fell and frac-
tired his right arm. He was taken
The Washington times., 1907-05-12

expressed her mind was Capt. L. W.
Oliver. one OF the tactical officers under
Colonel Howe. What she said at that
time induced Captain Oliver to make an
official complaint to his superior. AS a
consequence Of this, Captain Oliver re-
duced his complaint to writing and tho
letter containing Mrs. -Ayres remarks
was sent to Washington
Immediately following the overcoat
episode, letter. sharp in criticism. and
attributed simply to an officers wife.
was published in d New York news
paper. When il came 10 the eve OF
Colonel Howzehe strongly suspected Mrs
Ayres of having been the author. and
wrote to the War Department charging
her with having inspired it.
In the meantime. Mrs. Ayres had been
busy. She had written letters to Presi-
dent Roosevelt, Gen. J. Franklin Bell.
chief Of staff, and other high officials
Of the department, and she did not
spare Colonel Howe. Finally all the
letters bearing on the case were turned
over TO Secretary Taft
Investigation Ordered.
Mr.. Taft had alerady heard about Mrs.
Ayres during her residence at the reser-
walton, and after reviewing the CORE
spondence he ordered that the Inspector
Generals Department should make an
investigation of the charges made
against Mrs. Ayres by Captain Oliver
ana those made against her by Colonel
hoWze. Colonel Mills is now engaged
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-28
- ~
Siebentes &apitel.

Sttilie &e iaB in ibrem 3ims
mer unb Lag einen Brief. ben iie eber
erbalten. ~IIfo morgen". ingte ie
jeet. bas G1reiben borii6tig 5uiams
menfaltenb. Dann fprans iie Iebs
bait auf unb trat auf ben 8alton. Der
in einen rei5enben Garten binausiab.
.Rorsen!" tp~ieberbolte fie nod ems
NAL leiie unb innis unb briidte Die
SanO nifs Ser5. Sbre glide i6neifs
ten iiber bic bunten Seppi6beete
bin. bic ben &aien 5ierten.
unb bafteten bann alf Der
alien &aitanienbdumen beg S6lobs
sartens, tpel1e iiber bic WaIer bers
iiberrasten unb einen p~obltuenber
S%intergrunb fir ben fleinen bunter
8arten bilbeten.
Sttilie mar i6on in ibrer iinnenber
Stelluns. ben bIonben aopf in bic
Sanb eeitiitt. bic bobe, idlanfe @es
italt lei6t iiber bas giienseldnoer ses
neigt.
Sic Srau, bic iebt %eintrat. belt eis
men Iusenblid ben S6ritt an. nm ie
NIT miitterli9em Stola 5u betradten
Damn cling iie leile naber unb rief Die
So6ter beim Hamen.
SttiIie fibrs 5uiammen. r8iit on
es, Mutter? Chen tpolte i6 gu Din
fommen."
~gun. ba bait i6 pobl nod mars
ten f%0nnen, i6eint mir, meinte bieis
ld9elnb.
m9ente, @ntter. bon tpem i6 eber
einen Brief erbalten?"
Sod nift bon Soritmeiiters? llnf
iie fommen pobl cara" ieste Tie raid
bin5u.
nSie fommen. ia."
.0ait ibrem 8eiud. Dem 8erliner
Serrn2"
.SatpObl, NIT benz eriten 3use."
vGIio idon Dor 5ebn? limb bu baii
nod Belt iibrig. ioIte man iaseul
Bas es nit Dir nod einmal geben ioa.
WdO9en, penn on ielber fir cine
Sausbaltun9 gu ior9en bait, bas m0fs
tie i6 ieben @ber iage,
aino", fubr iie sleid oarauf pie be-
9iiti9eno fort, der Sbeim fommt bod
mit?"
"S&perli@; &aroIa erpd9nt ni9tS
babon
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-28

neg Bib bas anbere. Sn @ebanfen
ftel er allen, Die er liebte, Inn ben
Sals. am eriten feiner Wutter nnb
&drl, uno fliiiterte ibnen gu. mas i'm
10 beieli9te; bab iie Ii fem mar.
feline &aroIa, feline iibe feline @raut.
Satte er aii6 feinen Iusenblid be-
5tpeifelt. bab es 10 fomtnen piirbe =
gang 10 Superii6tli6, tpie er ami eriten
Gage gu 8arl geiproben, mar er bod
ni9t seblieben. Oft. tpenn elm 8ort
Der 2iebe linn auf Die 2ippen setreten,
bate es iid ideu tpieber 9efliidtet Dor
ibrem uni6ulbbolen, abnunesloien
@lid. Safir tposte er MN audi nit
bolIen Seseln auf Der So6flut ieines
@liids; er tpeioete ii6 f6on an benz
gritaunen aIler ieiner @efannten. be-
men er feline @~erlobung anSeisen tpoILs
te. Wie iie %ftaunen. bermlten, bon
etnem 2anbmdbden tpenis erfparten
tpiirbenl limb bann - o, Dor &arola
mubte ia iebes ipeibli6e @eien suriids
fteben.
Ser seiitli1e .Serr mar tpobl Der
ein5ise. Der bic S10nbeit unb ben
Srieben Der Ma9t in ibrer san5en
Siqe empfanb unb IN fid aufnabm.
Seine @lide iudten balb ben am
Simmel acknowledgement Silberfabn
beg Monbes, benz cine S6ar IiGter
80lfden folgte; balb bafteten fie an
ben lei9ten Nebelseitalten. bic bon
ben Sdatten bes 8albes iid absnlo>
fen nnb ndber gu fdtpeben f1ieneu.
@lei9tpobI beiddftisten audi feline
Geoanten ii9 NIT ben greieniiien unb
ginbrideu beg Cages. Oas SerS.
bas fir ii9 ieIber nidts iudt, iiebt
flarer unb tiefer in Die Gtr0munsen
beg 2ebens. als Die. fpelde mitten IN
bemielben iteben. 60 bate audi beute
Der teilnebmenbe Sreunb mebr bon ben
8emiitsbetueguneen zines ieben erra@
ten. tpie irgenb iemanb abnte. Nidt
I'M tpenisiten madte linn Die Inter
baltuns gu idaffen. bic er nit Otto
sebabt. Cling bod aus ~berielben bers
Dor, baB Der 70 riibmenb ertpdbnte
junse aiinitler elm lebbaftes Sntereiie
fir feline Midte sefabt baben miiKe,
UNI beren @obl er I'M 10 bdterliher
beior9t tpar, als er nit Der I'M Sauie
ieiner Sdpeiter berriGenben 8idtung
nidt aIlertuesen ein%peritanben fem
fonnte.
.@ie Die Sdatten aufiteisenb bas
2i9t berbunfeln. alio Die Seller unb
Srrunsen bes Ser5eus Der @eniten
2~ebenspfab. Siibre on. o Serr, an
Seiner 9anb bur6 Nebel unb Srrtnm
uns our @abrbeit unb &Iarbeit, CUR
grfenntnis beg He6ten unb @uten",
flebte er iest IN feinem Ssr5et, gu Benz
empor, Der Die leudtenben @eitirne in
ieiner Sano bdlt unb iie lenft, uno
oeiien Guse liebenb iiber iebem feiner
@ei9opfe tpa9t. Da mar Der S6ats
ten Derfdpunben. Der ii9 iiber feline
Seele geleet bate
- - y
Hschorkoa 6ondT
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-28

Soritmeiiters BET ieiaem 8elu6 bort
1ebr 9efauen." 4
"Wteinft on? CT fam mir 5iemlid
troden Dor, oieier Sernaii, iteif iosar.
Sd mib Dir iaeen, ainb: i6 bate
cher allies anbere, ais einen 8iinitler
binter ibm geiu6t. 8enn on aber
benfit. DAB es ibnen SreuSe MAIDEN
fonnte $500"
~8etpib, ib tpeiB es". fiel Die Sod1
ter lebbait elm. .aarola bat ii6 l9on
na6 linn e%rfunoigt."
naarola?" fraete Srau 9ampe err
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-28
,Sdabel" glber bieSer ausruf bel

@ebauerns Hang fait frDbIid, unb in
Der Sat. 10 lieb Srau 8ampe ibreu
8ruber bate, unb 10 germ Tie i'm
frnit iab, mar es thr ansenebmer,
tpenn er oieies WRaL ni6t mittam; iie
trollfe morgen germ ALE ibre Yra6t
entfalten. Sie ginfa6beit I'M Sort
bauie ipar eieentlid. pie ibr bdiidte.
gar gu grob; ie fpnBte better. mas ii6
pnbte. 8ei ibr par ales pra9tnou;
lie bate bas Salls neu einri6ten lais
len. als Sttilie aus Der Heniion ses
fommen mar. Sample bate dtpnr erit
eemieint, bic alien Sa1en tGten CO
nod. unb eine gauge ginri9tlng fei
bod graniig tbeuer; aber 5ulett bate
er ibr ben 8ilen setan. or mar elm
gutter @ann - fleibis. tiidtis, ben
gan5en Gag brauBen BEL ben Irbeis
tern, bereu er biele 5u beaufii6ti9en
bate; er mar elm ni1t unbebeutenber
8auunternebmer. Or berbiente piel
@elo;l NIT ben 2euten hattie er aber
Ierger unb 8erbruB genug, unb tpenn
er bann miioe na6 6auie fam, tpolte
er Srieben baben. sic fpubte bas unb
5os ibren @orteil oaraus. SIM iibrigen
fpirti9aftete tie nidt idledt, unb 70
briidte er elm Iu9e gu, 5umal es i'm
auf Der anberen Seite bod i6meis
6elte, baB er. Der triiber unbea6tete
Raurermeiter, ieet elm 10 pobls
iituierter Wann mar. Dab Sran nno
Softer nit ieinen Samilien berfebr@
ten. bab feline 9amen gu ben elegant
teiten geborten, ipenn er, mas freilih
Ielten sei6ab. nit linen auf Der Yro@
meuabe eri9ien.
Sample par am Wittag na6 8arlss
rube sefabren unb fonnte Dor Dem
nGdbfteu Ibenb ni6t 5uriid iein. 9ies
fer llmitano tat ieiner idOneren Sdlfs
tie aufridtig leio; benn ie tpubte. pie
germ er ben Soritmeiiter BEL ii6 be-
eriibt baben iuiiroe, unb, gu ibrer gbre
mub es eripdbnt iperben. ielbft Der @ez
banfe. bab bamit aud Die 8efabr pers
mieoen mar, er moge gesen Die gti>
fette beritoben. berniohte bieies Ses
baiern ni6t 5u milbern. Ser seiit>
li6e 9ruber aber fonnte man6mal
10 ionoerbar bliden ODER 10 eisentiims
li6e 9emerfunsen maiden. tpenn lie
serabe in bollem Heoeflub mar unb 10
redt I'M gepuBtiein ibres @lanSes
i6tpamm, baB lie gang pertpirrt fpurs
De. Sarum mo6te er immerbin mor>
gen babeim bleiben.
n8as Die Slide betrifft, bas mill
i6 glei6 unten nit Der 8atbrine iibers
le9en, Die peritebt mebr oapon ipie
bu". iagte Srau &e mad fiir5er
lleberle9ung 5u ibrer Sodter. .@enn
on nur allies in ben 3immern ibon
berri6teit, ebe tie ba iinb; Damn mubt
on nit fir Die llnterbaltuns ior9en.
Sd irene mid iest iiber bas neue
Ylfett; es lit auberorbentlid beauem,
uno allies nimmt iid 10 elegant Oarauf
aus"
Blade iii nidt 81 piele llmitdnbe.
WItter". bat Sttilie, 1Soritmeiiters
iinb einfad."
rglun, mir fonnen's ial 49,. Gber
mas iolen mir ben Na6mittag porneb>
men? Sn ben 3immern fam man
nidt Die gauge 3eit iiber boden, unb
Inn einen &usflus gu MAIDEN, lit Die
3eit 81 fur5."
Isle baben Iusflug genug an Der
Tour bon Naubened Bis Wannbeim.
unb perben frob iein. rubig bel inns
an bleiben -. Iber. 0tutter. ba
idut mir elm, mir miiBten ben Serrn
Sernau auf ben NaGmittag bitten, er
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-25

The most important legislation
needed by Indian Territory is
the removal OF restrictions II
the restrictions ON the sale and
lease OF land were remosed and
the red tape of the interior de
partment abolished every town
in the eastern half Of Oklahoma
would doublein size within twelve
months; every merchants busi-
ness would be doubled, every
laboring man would be benefited
every professional man would
be aided. and every enterprise
would be stimulated The new
state ought 10 send men 10 con.
gress and 10 the senate who are
specially fitted 70 do this work,
because Il is OF supreme impof.
tance 20 the welfare Of the state.
II is Of special Importance % the
welfare Of the Indian land holder.
II he wants 10 sell he can get a
better price. II he wants 20 keep
his land he can get a better rent.
er and a higher rent per aere.
The interest Of the state should
moi be sacrificed for The ambition
OF any man. but the citizens of
the state should select men best
fitted for this work.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-25

The Maine legislature rs nnan'
imoas vote has submitted ~ the
people o. lhs stats she question
Of installing a direct vote system
FOR public questions. the inIlia
tive and referendum. This i
the fourth Of thls years states
that have submitted q eoustitu
tional amendmentior the peoples
rule. The states are: Oklahoma,
North Dakota. Missouri and
Maine. Nine other states are
we'll along In the Initiative and
referendum movement namely
Massachusetts,. Pennsylvania.
New Jersey, Delaware. wlscon,
sin. Michigan. Minnesota and
Iowa. Eight other states have
the direct vote system for public
questions or the people have
adopted the system or the legis.
lature is pledged. The states
are. Oregon. South Dakota. Mon
tana. Utah. Nevada. Illinois,
Texas and Ohio. The total mum
Der Of these states Is 81. Nation.
ally 100 OF the ss8 members Of
the lower house Of congress are
pledged 70 the immediate estab,
lishment OF the advisory initia
tive for eight topics. and or
the advisory referendum for all
measures pasoed by congress or
BY either house
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-25

The discharge Of Lawyer Del
mas from the Thaw casewin not
ininre him. but rather adds 70 his
fame For II they convict Thaw
on the next trial il viii be said
that Delmas would have aeqait
ted him II he Is turned loose,
then L will be said thar If Delmas
had not secured hung jury and
puh'le favor for his client II the
first trial, such acquittal could
not have been secured.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-25

J J. McAlester, one of the
oldest. ablest and best citizens Of
our new state. Is a candidate Tor
corporation commissioner. sub.
jeet 70 the action Of the Demo.
cratic voters At the primary
"Jim7 MeAlester IS well known
70 al Tie older citizens Of Indian
Territory and Oklahoma. lie
helped 70 blaze the roads IN this
country. His Democracy Is d
the jefferson. jackson aud Bryan
kind he believes IN The common
people. because be Il Of them.
That he would make good, with
his years of experience. there
cau be no doubt. lie has ~ ins
terest il any corporation, bank
OF trust: he IS free to serve the
people. and his heart. body and
soul belong 60 this new and grand
commonwealth
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-25

West Point cadets who loaned
their great gray overeoats q
girl visitors 70 shield them from
the wind are 10 be tried for vio.
lation Of the rules ofthe academy.
The trial probably will settle the
much disputed point as TO wheth
er chivalry IN this day and
country IS legally and officially
dead The decision, however,
viii not settle the case If the boys
are convicted on tie issue. for
American boys can always be
counted on to treat the girls with
every courtesy that Is due : lady
from q gentleman
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-25

i tise essential Characteristic q msn
snd e0men. Invaluable - euad busI.
ueN ueu and uaeeAaEf q house. = -
4 Ntmzu tlioee god Iudkuanl ehsn
sic bus y httsse Cream fof her falf
The best warm medIclne ever oIIafel
% mutlrfs Many indeed are tie
aaiIalose mnih1fA wl1o wFIle azp1esa
IllN ileIf sFallIaae lof fhe good health
e Ilisf children. which they Gee e
ere ~ ef Whites Cream Fefmlfaaa
eila 81 fea ufnf Hfafe. Sc
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-25

Doyle and haskell, candidates
for governor. who are discussing
the issues before the people OF
Greater Oklahoma, viii be- over
on this side to enlighten the PEG
pie before long, II is a pity
Mr. Cruise could not join them In
a discussion along this line. Our
people are anxious 70 hear them
all.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-25

Accnmte reports from the
GleDn oil pool for the month u
March bear cut al that has been
said Of this remarkable discovery
Of crude petroleum. From The
various wells in the Glenn pool
there was taken IN Maroh the
enormous amount Of 1900. Gee
barrels of crude oil. This was
practically 5000 barrels fof
each day Of The month. 0g this
production the Standard oil com.
pany carried away IN its pipeline
1900 barrels 9 day. The Gulf
Refining company 1000 and the
Texas company 1900. The oil
production of The month. sold a
the market price Of = cents a
barrel. brought The handsome
sun of 81. 900 70 the owners d
.Ihe wells Tulsa Democrat
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-25

The friends Of Hon. Tom Doyle
one Of the ablest men in Greater
Oklahoma, claim that the person
alities injected into the gaberna
torial race By Haskell and Cruce
viii result IN the nomination Of
Doyle % heal the breach il the
Democratic ranks, ifthere isany,
growing out Of the campaign.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-25

This Is - eefglfy tha9 al druggists
aFe authorized e refund yoaf money
i hnieF's Huuey aud Taf Tails - cure
fu1l cough OF cold. lt stops the
sqaeh. heals ths lungs and prevents
seIioaa fasalls from a cold. Cunes IA
sEippe eaaal.a and prevents pueam0n.
= auu f1HsfipzEIoI. Contains no
epl4f1s Iile genuine Is ID { fellov
HseAsee Refuse substitutes A. =.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-25

Gus lvey, who in all proba
bility will be the first state audi
tor. says that he, with other
Cherokees all over the country
is rejoieed to see The Chieftain
back in the ranks of Democracy.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-25

The esteemed Vinita Chieftair
Is once again in the Democratic
fold Sir. +. L. Huh. who Is Dc.
scribed IS ian old Georgia Dem
ocIat. succeeds 4 #. McClin
toek a. editor Il Is declared 10
be the purpose of HE Chiefiain
company - make tie Chieftain
one q she leading Democratic
papers of tie state a laudahle
ambition Is which We wish them
success A Republican daily il
vinisa could not stand the press
ure Of a Democratic majority
Wagoner Daily Sayings.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-25
Qua HOME MERCHANTS.

There is no law eompelhfg peo.
people 10 paironzie home merchants
--il Is n matter left solely 10 their
pride gii they have any for their
home town. This Is free country
and every one has a right 10 do Is
be pleases, 50 long a. he does not
trespass On others rights. But
palronixing ones home town i an
important thing. because il indicates
10 n certain extent ones natural
principles and loyalty. II be is Al
ell concerned as 10 the success u
the town be would rather see Il pro
gress and push ahead rather than
stand slill o. reiard. and thinks il
worthy u assistance for something
better. then he vii not lose an OF.
porsuniiy 10 boost hy patronizine
home merchants. As the merchants
grow 80 grows The town. The cits
mail order houses ara enemies Thai
al small towns should fieht il they
are located ia tie other fellows
t0gn.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-25

fhore Is q new town in Oklahoma
by The name Of Koon ka.zach.ey.
This may not mean a race war at
tho start but i sounds that way.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-25

A number " papers are trying 10
locate the '.m0si beautiful woman
in America You cant DO i, boys,
there are too many Of them-aud
some Of them are right here ia Vim.
a.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-25

Spain is 70 rebuild her navy
Although the United States pos
sesses excellent ship building
facilities their aid is not 70 Sc in.
voked In creating new battleships
for Alfonso England gets the
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-25

II is now said that the Nicara.
guans, because they whipped a
lotof Eagamutiins, are descended
from The japanese. These last
named people appear 10 have
frightened the white man out Of
his ,..iis
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-25

It's up 90 the railroads % stop
talking and make arrangements to
carry of The immense crops Of this
section, most ol which is in the bins
vet waiting for cars.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-25

a permanent driveway 10 the
cemetery is one o. the things that
should engage the attention q the
city administration 1t this time.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-25

This Is the year that should see
more pavine aid sidewalks buils
ia Niata than ever before in the
history Of The place.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-25

Frhe constitution ls Tie cry
81 true Democrats alI,ofer Great
81 Oklahoma
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-25

Tie vinita Chiefsaln haa r..
covered from is recent serious
relapse end IS again II The Den.
eenticrs0ks Daily olslahonan
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-25

That the Democrats viIl elect
The first governor u Oklahoma i
certain.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-25
In HITCHCOCK

- Z candidate fas County Superintendent a.
primaryf
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-25

~ f|azk sf tas8nIs1fits 9se4f af cza|a saansj
zHn cfIztfelH = authorised g ansaanes she eaHdl.
y q. sTuTeMAN.
81 sInIla sah&sst = t'a Asileb pf - psmasfstls
eHnazIss.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-25

For Caaaiy Atternes ~ Craig snaatg Ths
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.


Fer aeverner
rha chlclsaim H. authorised 70 aaneanrs ths
candidacy =
q. ~ Haskell.
fMuskaeha gaf tlafesnar - Oklahoma. satleci
For Congress
From the Thlfa Congressional district The
Chiefia.a a aathofiaed ~ aaneanee tha eahdidsef
dAMEs $. DAVENPORT.
of Vlnlta satisci 8 che aet.en - he psmeeratie
party.
For Attorssy CsnerAI
Fof Attorney ~ fsstai = 0klsaema Ths chlsf
tsia u authorized !, sanuunee the eauditaef e
CHARLES WEST,
Of EaiA, sahjaet h. tha aetion Of ths peMoeFssis
p.rsF.
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