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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-03-14
RepfOgIe's Bankrupt Stock Is
Now Really Bankrupt In
Aurora

A circular received by our merchants
today from St. Louis auction house
announces a sale of the shoes and
clothing Of the bankrupt stock Of the
Boston department. store, Aurora,
MO-" This is the Aurora name for
Repfogles RAILROAD Wreck" stock Of
last fall, at Vinita
A survey by the creditors Of Rep
fogle's affairs, after he had shipped
his junk back to Aurora, Is said to
have showed debts due wholesalers Of
s35, 900, with $4,000 worth of second
hand plumber to pay them with.
Incidentally, it is recollected that
while here Repfogle made no deposits
in our local banks, but exchanged his
money into 800 bills instead, it is not
related that the creditors found any
Of them in invoicing.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-03-14

polls merely as a matter OF course
Ifthere is to be non-partisan ticket
the call will probably be issued to-
morrow. And, the way the rank and
file Of both parties, the progressive
citizens OF Vinita, are lining up today,
call there will surely be.
Shortly before noon petitions Tor
the calling OF mass meeting at the
court house Saturday night at 8 O'Clock
were placed in circulation, and they
are being signed by practically every
business man, regardless OF his poll
tics. Democratic politicians Of the
old machine are fairly frothing at the
mouth, but their exhortatjons seem
to fall upon deaf ears, for the Demo
cratic business men who favor a pro-
gressive administration Of the city's
affairs continue with singular unanim-
ity to sign the petitions.
Some Republicans also are refusing
to sign, but as a general rule the pro-
gressive element 0i both parties are
lining up side by side for the coming
campaign. This weeks Leader, issued
today, contains the Hill ultimatum
for those Democrats who refuse TO
vote his ticket:
"If straight Democratic ticket Is
not elected, it will be due to the
treachery Of so-called Democrats whose
treason will be remembered and suit
ably rewarded. Some Of the worst
enemies Vinita has ever had are man
ipulating the wires behind the so
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-03-14
A Big Show Tonight

Porter J. Whites representatives.
instructions to the opera house man
ager is to clear his stage Of everything
including all scenery, mechanical ef-
fects and furniture, as they carry
everything from a thunder sheet to q
$40, 900 garden set, in which there are
over 5000 square feet Of scenery used
and eight calciums, with carload Of
effects. The company arrived IN
Vinita this morning, and the stage
hands have been busy during tne day
preparing the stage for tonight's pro-
duction.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-03-14

A yeritable craze for improvements
seems to be sweeping over Vinita.
The sidewalk petition, originally in
tended for merely the extreme south
west part Of the city, has now been
enlarged to include alSrost every street
south Of the Frisco and west Of the
Katy. And now north-siders are
waking to the necessity Of keeping up
with the procession.
Today all Of North Foreman street
was added to the petition, together
with one block Of North Thompson
street. And tbs residents along Miller
street and other streets on the north
side are also considering the advisibil-
ity Of getting on the band wagon. 1t
is possible that before the petition is
finally submitted to the council it will
include the entire residence section OF
the city in one great improvement
district.
The atfidavts of the members OF the
Improvement boards for the first and
second improvement districts will be
filed today, and the members Of those
boards will then get busy at once on
the paving OF IEinois Avenue and VIII
son street spGcitlcaSi0ns are already
being prepared, ard ddswill be called
for at once. A number on fcontractors
are waiting to bid on the work.
Contractor Joe Wheat had full
! force Of men at work on the audito
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-03-14
called citizens ticket. ="

called citizens ticket"
This looks like the big stick, doesn't
it? However, under the new primary
law that win become effective with
statehood it will not rest with Davis
Hill nor any other man TO say who
shall vote at the primaries and who
shall not. Neither Will 1t be possible
to enforce the "yellow dog" rule, for
all who wish may scratch their tickets
as they please and still participate IN
the PRIMARIES. The yellow dog is
now in his death spasm.
And, knowing this, it is just possible
that the progressive Democrats Of
Vinita will not cringe at the crack OF
the Hill whip, any more than the Re-
publicans do.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-03-14
"Parslfai'' in Parsons.

ssParsifal,n la English, will be at
the Elks theater in Parsons next Mon
day, March is. This is one Of the
most widely-discust dramas ever played
in America, and the production given
by Messrs. Martin and Emery is said
to be splendid In every detail. 1t is
expected by the management OF the
Parsons theater that many Vinita
play. goers will attend the performance,
for the O'CLOCK train on the Katy
enables people from this city to reach
Parsons In ample time for the ylay.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-03-14
BIPARTISAN IDEA
IS GAINING GROUND
Rank and File Of Progressive Citizens
Of Both Parties Desire Tickets
Of Clean, Progressive Men

The movement for non-partisan
municipal ticket in Vinita this spring
seems to be gaining headway IL was
somewhat late in getting a start, but
now that it is once going the boosters
back Of it are pushing it along at a
lively clip.
So far not an obstacle has appeared
to retard its progress. A few Repub-
cans have been found who want a
straight party ticket, but the major
ity, tho they do not care to be quoted,
announce themselves as being heartily
in favor Of the non-partisan idea
"What we want, said one promi-
nent Republican this morning, lis a
ticket composed Of men who will see
that the improvements now inaugur-
ated are carried to completion. l
don't care whether those men are Re
publicans or Democrats. What I'm
after is results. can't see how either
Roosevelt or Bryan has anything to
DO with the question Of street-paving,
sidewalk building and better public
schools in Vinita. Those are the
questions that must be voted on ~
the coming election"
Members of the progressive wing Of
the Democratic party express them
selves 10 the same effect. They fur
ther point out the fact chat if a non
partisan ticket is nominated there
will be practically no need of an cleo
tion, as a ticket OF good, clean, pro
gressive men would be ratified at the
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-03-14

This is the proper time to sow your
lawns. have full stock Of white
clover blue grass, and mixed lawn
grass seeds I also have seeder to loan
Won 90tf
r. P. GARRISON.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-03-14
Improvement is
ORDER OF The DAY
Everybody Wants Sidewalks, and a Pet
ition for Entire Residence Section
of vinita May Be Prepared

rum again this morning, showing
that he intends to push that work
with all possible energy. IL Is hoped
to have the work far enough advanced
In few weeks to permit OF the Begin
ming OF the park improvements this
year.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-03-14
For City Marshal

We are authorized to announce @.
Al. Murdoch as candidate for city
marshal, to the action Of the RepublIs
can city primary.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-03-14

DeWitt's Little Early Risers scatter
the gloom OF sick-headache and Dil-
iousness. Sold by the Peoples Drug
Store and MaIIarney & Myers.
DeWitt's Carb0lized Witch Hazel
Salve undoubtedly the best relief for
piles. Sold by the Peoples Drug
Store and MaHarney & Myers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22
Still Chance for the Boy Without
Money

forever saying American boy wh
nothing bis hands, hls and his pluck ensF has
chance.
Cone breakers the saoa old days whea
with cond upward 70 he
helEhfa
Somehow path supposed be fenced 4
point al that the yoash q today =
expected b. ouzae the faee aud
a~waf aad =
strange them whom conspicuous aca AMI
story ssi often found that 40
silver spoan his mouth AZ highs
cAasatt president Of tAo Pennsylvania md a.
guardian hion of and empospr Il $4,000
ae the other dAy feuad hs frst emposmsns rod
The first leasoa he learnsa work he knew
chain theagh brush snd the HUI
b. step vurtea upwar his eub advantages
superior capacity particular tasks
better than others
cassas successor IL JAMES what his s'Arsf
ALSO = rodman
Hanarpis 81 men born utA advantages
wealth res have competed Mecrsa for is hih
position AMI bseA dzAnced
The beaten paths uay fsaeeA tha by
capital but there always ts and ts
hAls
He whose ideals needs
beaten path Euda him.
lie has learned whose thrills With aspt
hs BEST capital thsFe Island he bea
chance
The silver spoon Ia greatly osernsea
; factor either Or aaceeHs failure
Of yoaag vbpm weah has ao dead
AAa lots q poor onss whom hslpsa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22
murders Decline, Suicides Increase

there wev less than bnehinss last year ss
frnm tho ga mce murders OF 1879 70 '"s
- Of Is certslniy encouraginE advance
There anosher feature 70 the Hnehing record TOT
last year Therp werc no iass 81 the stake
The record ANYTIME % hrsr about bHt thne ~ 'h
20 b proad ohe aud order steadily Ffo~ns
stronger pahc condemnation Of all men Who hep ase
the passans NJ mob L. rapidly inereasing
Murder tr this count, measured b. increase
f population TAere aainsi szi2 The ea Do
foroa number but proportional decline
wAe nchas homeae have destined anleiaef have IN
creased In the year more than aeeo suicides
yea the uased States does ne saaa me
rate France Austria Our homicide rate suh Ar
exceeds that Of Eugland principal eonsneaa countries
nchag neiKhbosh0ods there are lev sodsA MRs*
sppa hnhings and has almost 90 suicides
Also suaes the sections where there wee The
honrdes
There subtle Natural Law controlling me
relation hetkeen suicides In primitive communities
murders many ouinHmber the sades bat az civilization ad
In the venerable civilization 81 ChnA
the hh class Chinese been wronsd 10
wtonged him. not 70 Nan aia bat TO
fheFc MI himself
homicide n fast bat not
fast enough 10 brtng very that conaiien-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22


on. joy, Mr. swsnhufne Milton
Potts. Tie poet. has sought and cor
an INTRODUCTION 10 me Through
ar Aarlfs. 81 TaffeiA 8 nalhfik'
san'a. and | was able 10 thank hlm
TOT hia kininasa In the rain the
other eve. II acems be ~ ae4unint'
"a NJ tta store through wgtttng liN
GILES fpv the ada Amer gesink .
good look ~ MI Potts. ! notice he
isnt asneh on looks and not q smart
tlroaser. hai he has such NOBLE
THOUGHTS under hiA crust that !
am b. no means ashamed u him
lie was invited 10 call. and came
osf 10 the hunae this evening
fefV's waas be Kindly wrote la my
autograph album.
May fate sfreW fusea ~ fhf path.
AID lanE defer thY rpilaph
Aud. added tn IL laek dead iuie
II wished shsc b Thlna Truly.
POTTS"
Nos. AMT thai entFeneinK and
ia1l lihe the scfaa an large saiens
tine
Also BE- obliged by reciting aone
orlslnal selection 20 ~ a. The flFe.
asde fAaakhs i was - GRAND
aud WITTY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22


ExrrvhodY'n uauiinr something.
Makes ne dsfftfenes what theS
rot.
seine haze monsY. noine wAn'
moues.
Eara ons wants vhas be has DOT
Taers's TIE man that's loak sessi
single.
AT hs wants T. a good wife.
Many men that naw arc married.
Wani 70 Lead a slnEie life.
ufYaa wants e. rule e n8iion.
Ana he's wofkins hard Zoe e.
raaF Gar Nicholas a.sf In Hasaia,
Wagid be eiaa hts lob 90 quit
some poor msn have ioss q ehli
drun.
And Il nNariY scta them wIld.
Carnegie u0uid Eiee = fortune.
Il he only lad a ehIid
some are suffering with hanger.
And u fills their noai with fright.
npcksselier wossia gise nliliun4
Fer a sirst class appatlis.
There are few that are contsnied.
Assays gfumbilna II thriF bit.
zoma have gaoaef. SOME want
money.
zach one wants shat hs hsr not
--N08gO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22

Doat las iow the buffalo.
Lot hie name Femaln.
Do not erase the ionn. Tor. oh
Locus are az Insane.
Hardness a. the brute creation
Hardly merits c0mnsendatloa.
Don't use clippers 90 the hare.
10 not break tbs iyex,
Parrots DO not tsf - pare.
poht take skates Ga inks,
ne humane. aud yon VIII find u
Won't affect yua - yoaii mind H.
noat snatch chips from kitty
jAWas
flash NJ firr dogs bay
Cows denst rudsiY Niik, heeasise
There's an uadef way.
Please be fad a. al iamb cfeatuFe
Father. Who woftn IN 4 fstuadr,
and nogef uoFe any medals fof ~
eratare. sent 81 sleep ehtie Nj
Rosfn wns reading fhIa, bat 4 rad
81 Instant HIT with niafhef am
fhe rect
on. hos 40 admire iNTEi.
isECT.
fTo ha cansinaed.l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22
STAR DUST
BY JOSH

Theee.u nothing without IS good
featufa. II CoreF marFies Mabelis
cgliman. sber bot have 70 - into
sande4ille
A rexixai IN Ohio has resulted
IN sanse 81 the participants feefiF.
tnw the siit II taaknes snabiins
them - speak Il many ianKaa Eet
A. might b. exf@seied. meet % ne
peraoaa s affected are spfaen
Whore ara yau eala9. ~ pretty
maldT-
4 am r.ang atAaksnE. ar abe
aai1
4 win a. with ron. mT pretty
ulaid
-os al ths uervs man ever dla'
plafra'
awhy. we.Fe uof been lzifussaee9i r
abs aid
~rhmt f0atra 30 dtffwFwnra
Heres M card A. Yoa VII 49,. !
am pass foua Inspector. nnd ] arr
xulnx uifh yua whether fua NiHh
no - OF mol"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22
s4+++*+%44*##E+* ]
"A GAME OF BLUFF


tempt To obtain Justice against him
and Tor bis Victims"
fiaffey looked relieved.
"welig" be said
There vac. hanover, sub.l'
larry concern he Latin Copper 70
ala conjunction With which Ger
tain prospectus MAS laautd-not -
Shffef.
1--WE have for uomc tins been
morally certain who wrote hat
proaneelna, and absolutely sure thai
Il We could bring Il home 10 him
he'd get at ieaat seven years seffl.
tuda. nlnherlon." ha said. we
have found Kirkland.
The wfntchea pan Hlafed ~ me
impressive face elean ~ hts IKE =
wild beast lie half raised himself
Ia his chair aud bis right hand Neiit
ant 20 a drawer
shut that drawer said ~.
wards. towering over him. Fgr III
bFaln you with this ruler Would
you add murder 90 ynnf other
oflmenf Elt down, 4 say"
ninbertDn collapsed. Spare me.
EdWaFds.' he cried
Twice" said Edwards. you have
stood Ia the path u my nseee-You
now stand IN ID But Tor your
sons sake s'll hold my hand on one
condition. though u ie almost d
crime "a 40 - This IL my bar.
gain Ga the day that secs your
aop aud my niece made mnn aud
wife, With q sum settled on her %
You equivalent 70 her ioss By youf
infamous company. ] destroy all 81
ldenee ! possess II your guilt"
Edwards stood BY the study fire
IN his empty house a few hours
after the wedding, Rinberton haa
fulfilled hia part OF the oonsrael
and Edwards Was nov fulfilling hlH
All the papers were burning except
q single letter which he held la his
hand AMI read over again bcfofs
oonslEulne il 20 the flames
Dear Edwards" Il ran. rwe have
found Kirkland Our bad lack pnf
snca Us liz vas found On q hill
side in Rhodeaia lying kie feet be
meath tho sod. ~lih a slab OF gran
~ on top 20 keep him there unlE
the Judgment DAY"
IT was risky. mufmunsd VI
wards. a. he lammrd the letter inie
the middle IT he fire with ihs
poker "fca deaced risky. bat
thought hne@ my man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22
Geo. B. CORTELY0U
By Stuart Maclean

Could 20 Come back to as. Geo Bruce Geo
Bruce
In the old likeness that we knew.
You would be next 10 your Job much better
Geo. Bruce. Geo Bruce Corlolyoul
Would that ye had not forgotten your ahort
hand
Win the amount Of your old revenue.
arc ye now learning another syaium.
Geo. Bruce. Geo Druco Cortelyoug
Pfesidcnta never we're worth your wisdom,
Not halt worthy the iiltcs of you;
How could ye ever be so condeaeendnr
Geo. Bruce. Geo bruce C0ftelyong
On. to call back The days that aro mott
on, but % give Sc some work Sc can 10.
Oh but 10 get SO hack whore 50 belong a.
Geo. Bruce, Geo. Bruce Ceatelyoui
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22


~veI. for you Adoir Yot iss id77
haf 4 membarshp nj ei0ob."
"V0t bene1cials 81 ii ~
You up In a air ship"
@velq
"vouldf be cheaper % 90 MP q membership
aside choking afshp ISIS der coming loco
motion"
You Be a motion like
you DO nod feel notion until
cloats"
you you touch der eoutsf"
Yeas. saFet"
IA iss a wonder Il der Aero cioob You"
MAKE der bisase"
efery clouf has 4 aifer Innings"
Say. nod a tfepomania-T
a ldeptomana9-
nod want"
much ohilfched"
why you hiding your watch. I
lee I am hiding ia. IA. la, hal"
POOH pooh VIII nefer rise aboe der
herd"
no tossed by bull ad
yartg."
dot noa yos makess eff ship go
air ship rise"
bad"
shy bease7'
you 70 fun Of gas goot for ballast"
You rhurp for ballast"
"Ah. bud get sandf"
Dots j grocery. Ia. hal"
"yot Kind Of fool do dcy useful In engineer
"Shaflnes"
"vot7 dsy obtaining shafngsYs
'Ob, dey make dem NIT a aeoplane ha ha. hal
p special permission OF der v sing dot aa thul
en- vich las eniooled Dit PushMake You Slip from ~ Air
ship7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22

oar kisla. * tbe office. spent
fsw holiaags IN Canton sHa ; fsw
mose gotns and eumiaG
lIs arrived Ia Canal poFer e. ~
a ~. ant tfaseF@ea that city eight
and rnr hall timsa IN search -
frland. That evening he Witnessed
basket haii Eanae and tAsn took
In al ths eiccirie theatcrs.
Next dAy b. and Hiss =- went
10 New Philadelphia and visited All
ths eis<Ifsc thcateFs and stayed ne
long AZ each - the management
would refffit
Nest daY be cent 70 Canton. and
after Visiting the water works nnl
the Mckinley m0Eaueni. he began
10 really eniuy himself b. EQinN ia
All the eieefFic fhsatara The whi#.
slas hleu and the bells rang the old
year eat and the New Year IN.
Bot Alvin went "a and on 70 The
eiectgic thegteg8.
on TIE return trip Alvia Inquired
a Mifsale. ooshsn. Bafuhiil and
Lock II If thef had any electric
ihsatars
being i1 minatea late for No
At Danuison he aRsin went "a All
the electric theatsrs
Comlak 10 SeseomRratosn on
No IS Il Nas Too late Tor the cleo.
trio lteaters. and Alvin Was very
sad Thence he NtaFiod af1oe for
West Lafayette. and there being
no electric thc1tsrs IL fsifta he
came an home Ia time Tor the lad.
Gator whistle yesterday morning -
West Lafayette CO.. Indicator.
A University Of Chicago pfofes.
aor. lust back from the interior Of
Africa. declares eannibni tribes eat
their own mcube but never stran.
GER. How TIE pure food movement
has travelled
They're talking OF making q
sConey island on Pixies peak
Como to think Of II. you could have
a hlgh old time there.
you have written here" said the
city editor. that this man came
from a family al the members Of
which have been engaged IN liter
aturo,'
"That'a what | intended 10 say
replied the new reporter.
eyes. but you have failed 70 tell
in what part % Indiana they lived
1
Mrs. hexdorc-i'ye been thinking
q having my daughters voice oui
tlyaicd. Would You7
Mrs Knox -liy all means. II YOU
have tried every other remedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22

How our ambitions thane- RI
We grow older"
''Isrt u sog When Nfa ttahne
man I wsH ambitious for fame. hon.
ora. wealth Bat I fotzot kaboui
those Things years ago To-Day nay
greatest ambition IL that my daugh.
Ter Lizzie learn % play the plano
Rcmarkabiei" exclaimed The
man who started the cq9yeEsailon.
and who. b. the way. lived next
door. "Remarkablel That's ms
areatcsi ambition, too"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22

sh0--fan't the telephone danger.
oaa7 Don't people sometimes re-.
ceiya a shock through 81
iio-They do. Only this morning
my wife phonod me hat her moth.
er had arrived unoxpecs4ily..s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22
Infants Dept.

London's prices on Infants
Wear make buying else
where extravagant--
Infants Crochctcd Wool
Bonnets. trimmed with
white satin ribbon. soc
Infants long white Slips. fin
ished with narrow lace on
sleeves and neck. Soc
Infants Dootees. in pink.
white aud blue, trimmed
with floss and silk up
IRON ...s.s.s..... zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22
YOU CAN'T BEAT Us UNLESS
YOU CHEAT

Oriental Billiard and Pool Par.
iors. 1913 Third ave. have eight
BsH tables and the only 5xi0 pool
table IN the city SO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22
= woap yaoM losn wlss

Self preservation.
theY n4Y ~ n first
inw a. hatnfa
nefn saseb Ms else
aerma - "a ac
aaI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22

Guide "This Is one Of the most
remarkable railways In tho United
States"
English Tourist. What is 30 re.
markable about 10"
Guide n. II. Hartman does
not eHn ~"
ltaelanlH mean mud ana uafff
and also means big profits 10 bug
era \. Cooper Willis. 80 Colnau
building SIS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22

A University Of Chicago profess.
aor. iuss back from the interior 81
Africa. declares eannibni tribes eat
their own members but never strnn-
gers. How TIE pure food movement
has travelled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22

They're talking Of making a
eConey ISLAND on Pixies peak
Conc TO thlnk Of Il. you could have
high old time there.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-23

Fine kcrsey cloth coats, in black
only, handsomely made garment,
Hercules braid trimming, which
were formerly sold for I2.oS to
1898, will go at 4.98 to 1898
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-23

Fancy Plaid o
Tn various lengths, styles and
mixtures, good value at S.oS to
1898, will 60 at 4.98 to 6.98
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-23
SUITS

A fine assortment of suits, broad
cloth. cheviot, mixtures and
plaids. in all latest slim and
tight fitting garments, in assert
ed shades. good value at 1898
to ss.4S.will go at 7.98 to I2.48
The daily tribune., 1907-12-04
When to Go home.

From the Bluffton. Ind, Banner !:
"When tired out. go home. When
you want consolation, go home.
When you want fun. go home. When
you want to show Others that you
have reformed, go home and let your
family get acquainted with the fact.
When you want to show yourself at
your best go home and do the act
there. When you feel like being ex-
ira liberal 20 home and practice on
your wife and children first. When
You want to shine with extra brill
liancy go home and light up the
whole household. To which we
would add. when you have bad cold
go home and take Chamberlain IS
Cough Remedy and quick cure is
certain. For sale by Daniels drug
store. mwf
The daily tribune., 1907-12-04
ABOUT YOUR NEI0hBORs
AND YOURSELVES

w. ]. Daniels and family spent
yesterday afternoon in Canon.
Mrs. d Q. Williams is spending
the day In Coal Greek visiting
friends
Miss Flossie Moore who has been
quite sicis for the last three weeks, is
still very sick. She has compii.
cation of diseases.
The daily tribune., 1907-12-04
DIR. and Mrs. Bell go to Puebl

DIR. and Mrs. Bell go to Pueblo
tomorrow to visit.
The McMann family at Portland
have been quite sick for several days.
The family is large and all OF them
have been under the care Of a doctor.
Mrs. Brainard of Portland who
had the typhoid fever for several
weeks, is sitting mp again.
John Harms whose leg was frac-
tured while mining coal in the Wiley
mine at williamsburg several days
ago is doing nicely. The report that