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Engagement Announced.

The engagement is announced C.
Miss Emma Seaton, formerly of Pur
cellville. to DIR. Ernest Hagan, OF
Purcellville, Loudoun county. The
wedding will take place this month at
the brides home in Washington.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1907-11-05
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UNEMPLOYED Territory.
There are still 20,o00,O0O miles OF
territory on this globe which have not
been explored
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1907-11-05
Firm Believer In Onions.

A Philadelphia physician says that
1t is impossible for anyone to eat too
many onions.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1907-11-05
Marketing Apples.

Be careful In making a sale OF APP
pies, about claiming that the fruit is
fancy fruit, for there are few orchards
that produce fancy fruit The word
fancy is superlative and means an ex
traordinary high grade 1t means, in
iact apples SO large, beautifully col
ored ard perfect as to be suitable for
placing upon the fruit stand to be
sold at from two to five cents each. 4
fancy grade of apples should not be
sold at less than double the price Of
the ordinary grade.
A Short Course in Agriculture.
A great many farmers when the liz
portance of agricultural education is
pressed upon them, answer very pro-
perly that they cannot go to college
because every respectable college
course is too long; if they mad the
inclination and the time the cost CT
four year course would forbid their
trying to profit by it. 1t hardly seems
wise to scold farmer, or any other
man for not doing what he has 10
time to do or for not buying what he
lacks the money to puy.
Our College Of Agriculture at Nor
gantown has taken these facts into
consideration, and Is preparing {
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1907-11-05
FOR THE FARM, ORCHARD AND GARDEN
Matters Of Importance 10 The AgrCuNursl and Horticultural
New Remedy for San Jose Scale.

New Remedy for San Jose Scale.
Those who have to combat the San
Jose scale will be interested in know
ms that the Connecticut Experiment
station at Storrs has worked out a
new formula which is very promising
1t can be applied In the fall when the
scale IS most susceptible to injury, and
is easily applied and prepared. Il
has no i'll effect on the flesh, nor
does it corrode spraying machine
ry. 1t also has the decided advantage
of being cheap. costing a little less
than the lime-sulphur wash. The
preparation is something along the
line of certain proprietary articles as
the oil emulsions, though somewhat
different and costs not over half as
much as some of these.
At the fall roundup institute meet
ing Of the genealogical society at J
II. Hale's orchard, Prof C. D. Jaris
of the Storr's station demonstrated
the use of the preparation. 1t prov
ed to be one of the features of the
occasion and the keen interest shown
by growers present left no doubt as
to the presence of San Jose scale IL
Connecticut.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1907-11-05

The live merchant advertises.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1907-11-05
The New Remedy Described.


The new remedy soes by the name
of petroleum emulsion. 1t is made as
follows: Use two quarts of carbolie
acid, two and one-half quarts of fsn
oil and one pound of caustic potash.
This is brought up to temperature
of 300 degrees. The next step is to
add three and one-half quarts OF
kerosene and five and one half quarts
of water. This mixture is stock
emulsion, or as Professor Jarvis ex-
planned IAN emulsifier." Then for the
next step eight parts of this emusifie.
is taken, one part of water, eighteen
parts of crude petroleum and four
parts of rosin oil.
To spray, dilute this mixture With
fifteen parts Of water The formula
sounds little complicated, but is not
in actual practice. Stock emulsions
are made and it is little bother to
have the mixture ready for applica-
ton. 1t stays in suspension for days
at time. and while an agitator in
the spray barrel is not necessary 1t
Is little better to use such. Arse
nate Of lead cannot be mixed with IL,
but Paris green can with fairly good
results. There is no special danger
in making the mixture.
Horticulturists ALI over the country
Will watch the behavior of this mix
ture closely. Lime-sulphur wash mas
many undesirable things about il,
while proprietary substitutes are more
or less expensive. The Connecticut
station will soon issue a special bul
letin on the subject, but "The New
England Homestead" gives this adj
vance notice to readers SO that they
will not miss the Importance of tie
bulletin Mr.. Hale has tried the re-
troleum emulsion and speaks cnthusi-
astically regarding its merits. 1t has
also been tried In orchards at Yalss-
willie with gratifying results.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-05-14

If the Republican party of the
new state proposes, through the
organization of Hamilton Repub-
lican clubs, to revive an promul-
gate the doctrines Of Alexander
Hamilton, for a stronger central
lied government to control the
states, the election of president
and United States senators for
life, and the appointment instead
of the election of mosu of the pub
lie officials, why not organize
Hanna Republican clubs for the
purpose of giving instructions
on "How to raise campaign
funds and purchase the presi-
dency.n
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-05-14

The most fatal political mis-
take that could possibly be made
would be the rejection Of the
Democratic constitution by the
Republicans in their convention
at Tulsa. The instrument should
be ratified. Bad as the constitu-
ton may be, a confession that
they are beaten by the Demo
Gratis and that is what the rejec-
tion of theconstitution practically
amounts to-would be infinitely
worse. -Nowata Advertiser.
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Hon. Roy Hoffman, candidate
for United States Senator, who
will speak at the Court House
tonight, is one of the ablest and
most eloquent men in the South
west, He has taken great inter
est in politics all his life and has
been discussing the political
issues which have dagided the
Democratic and Republican par
ties for many years. His inter
est in politics did not begin with
the approach Of statehood, but
has been his greatest concern in
life.
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The unconcern Of the people
furnishes the politicians chance
to run things in their own inter
estand against the people. Every
Democrat, therefore, should at
tend the party primary and vote
for good government by voting
for good men.
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Kodo for Indigestion and dyspep-
sia MT only digests what you eat, it
tones the stomach and adds strength
to the whole body. Makes rich pure
blood Kodol is made in conformity
to the National Pu Food and Drug
Law. Sold by MaHarney & Myers and
Peoples Drug store. N
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EXCEPTIONALLY FAVORABLE
FARES

will be In effect daily, beginning April
10th, for tickets of various classes with
liberal limits. Get the particulars
from your nearest agent and plan your
trip now. With the liberal stop over
privileges and favorable routes the
TRIP to Norfolk will make an ideal va
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Kidney complaint kills more peo.
Pile than any other disease. This is
due to the diseases being so insldious
that 1t gets a good hold on the system
before It is recognized Foley's Kid
ney cure will prevent development OF
fatal diseases If taken in time. A.
p Owens. m
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NOTICE.

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Subscribers whose papers are deliv-
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In the United States District Court within ant
for the Northern District Of the Indian Terri
tory, sitting at Vinita.
In the matter Of the Guardianship Of
Coda Gore, ct al, minors, No. 150SF
Henry B. uore, Guardian.
Notice of Sale of Real Estate
Notice is hereby given that the understand
guardian Of Coda Gore, Roberta, Gore, Elda b.
Gore and Heber Gore, minors pursuant to an
order OF the United States court sitting at
Vinita will offer for sale at public auction, at
the door Of the court house in the city Of Vfnita
l. IT,, on Tuesday, June 4, 1907 at 10 o'clock, a.
therefor the interest in remainder, subject to
the life estate Of Henry B. Gore, father Of Sam
uol M. Gore, deceased in the following described
lands, situate In the Cherokee Nation, Indian
Territory, to-wit:
The sl2 of the NwA, and the Nl2 Of Neh OF
the swA and the NeA Of the NwA Of the SwA
of Sec. s2, TIP. p N, R. q E. and containing 10
acres.
The above lands comprise portion Of the al
said Golda Gore, ct AL, are his heirs at law.
Said lands will be sold as inherited lands, under
the Act OF Congress approved April 26 1906, for
not less than three-fourths Of the appraised
value thereof, and for cash or for credit, If for
credit on three months time, the purchaser
giving his note, with approved security, and in
terest at the rate Of per cent per annum from
date until paid,
HENRY b. GORE, Guardian.
Gaylord N. Bebout, Attorney for Guardian,
Vinita, ]. T..
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The primary system brings
government close to the people.
This is Democratic. The people
and not the politicians should be
able to govern under this system.
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First Published May . 1907.
WARNING ORDER.

In the United States District Court at Yinits
Ia the Northern District Of the Indian
Territory.
King Oh Company, Plaintiff
vs.. No. o651
Joseph b. Belts, Defendant.
The defendant, Joseph B. Belts is warned to
appear IN this court within thirty days and
answer the complaint Of the plaintiff, King Oil
Company.
May ., 1907.
CHAs. A. Davidson, Clerk
By =. b. David SON. Deputy.
Veasey s. Rowland, Attorneys for Plaintiff
G. n. Bebout, Attorney for Non-Residett De-
Defendant.
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Inquire TOR Summer Tourists
Round Trip rates to the east
west, Chicago, Milwaukee and
the City Of Mexico.
w. H. DECK, Agent.
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West Cabin have called him out 10 make the race
Tor tie Lover House Of the Legislature for Craig
county, and he has agreed 20 become candidate,
subject 10 the action OF the Democratic party.
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norIcn To rnH PuBLIc.

ANY erroneous reflection upon the character
standing Dr reputation Of any person, nrm q cor
uorafion which may appear IN the columns u lHE
fq4Rrr4fw will be gladly corrected upon it, being
brought 70 the attention Of the publishers.
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JAMESTOWN
EXPOSITION

The greatest Naval Display of the
Century. Norfolk will this year tie
the Mecca of thousands of visitors
from every section. the exposition is
not alone naval display but will be
in everp sense an exposition Of pro-
ducts and progress
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TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION
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on Sulphur. T. n forlthe onice OF State Superin.
tendent Of Public Instruction. subject to the
action Of the Democratic primary.
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WILLIAM j. J.HORTON,

OF South McAlester, for supreme Judge Of Okla.
homal subject 20 the action Of the Democratic
primary.
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For pi.triet Judge
TOM GEORGE,

For Judge Of the Second judicial district. thl
Cheftain Is authorized % announce the candidac!
Of
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0f vinita, subject o me action Of Che Democratic
party.
The chieftain Is authorized to announce the
candidacy af
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Of Bartlesvllle. subject to The action Of The Dem
cratic primary.
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For Ranre.antatiro.

For representative for additional legislativ,
district composed Of the counties Of Craig, Tuls'
and Rogers. The Chieftain Is authorized TO an
nounce The candidacy Of
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For Justioe q supreme Court

Of McAlester .for Corporation Commissioners
subject 70 the action Of the Democrsdc primary.
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For Corpora tion Commissionor

OF Newklrk, for State Treasurer, subject to the
action Of the Democratic primary, June s.
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JOHN T. EzzARD.

q Chelsea subject to Tho Democratic primaries.
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Z. d CAMERON,

For State superintendent of Schools.
Tho Chieftain Is authorized TO announce the
s.1a
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Holm h TURNER,

For Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Okahor
The Chieftain Is authorized 20 announce the ca
didaeV OF
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IA Chelaen FOR RoprosontatIve IN Jongrcss IRON
the Third Congressional district lsublect TO IN
action Of the Democratic primary
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From the Third Congressional district The
Chieftain Is authorised 10 announeeIthe candidacy
IL. q. N A rrn.AINl a u
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Tuesday, vINITA, OKLA May "A
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For the United States Senate
The Chieftain IL authorized 70 announce
HON. RoBT. L. OWEN,

OF Mnskogee. as n candidate for the United States
Senate, subject 70 the Democratic primary.
The chieftaIn IA authorized TO announce tho
~
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Of Enid, subject to the action Of the Democratic
party.
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For AttorneY Goneral

Muskoqee Tor Governor Of Oklahoma, sub1ec
10 tho action 81 the Democratic primary, June 8
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rHnMAs n BARD.

The chieftain Is authorized TO announce
candidacy of
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For Attorney General Of Oklahoma The Chief
tain is authorized 20 announce the candidacy ot
CHARLES WEST,
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AUGUSTUS Il IVEY
for State Auditor subject 20 the action OF th'
Democratic party
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Of Vlnita, subject % Che action OF the UemoefatI
party.
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ROBERT DUNLOl

The chieftain is authorized to 'announce tn
candidacy of
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-05
NO PANIC EXPECTED.

Several months ago, when the great fall in the prices of securities was well started, the daily news was, Another decline in the prices of stocks and bonds" This was said until it was monotonous. Then after this there was a panic. We are reading now Another decline in the prices of meats But it is safe to say that nobody need ex- pect panic in the meat market. There was, it is true, something like a panic in the turkey market in Pitts burg few days ago, when fifty thousand turkeys had to be sold, but that was special case. If housekeep- CTS can read for awhile Another de- cline in the prices of meats" and find on inquiry at the meat market that the news Is just good enough to be true they will not waste time or money in looking and waiting for a panic. A reasonable and steady decline will please and satisfy them.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-05

nave just as much right to select what law they will. select as he has, he made many others hang their heads. Does the mayor think so meanly of the peo- pie of his city as to suppose that they are going to turn their backs upon an official. who, standing in his own place, proposes to do his duty as he under stands it without fear or favor? If I thought that I should despise the city which have always loved"
 The sooner the General Assembly of the State of Connecticut considers in telligently the Sunday observance laws with the idea of eliminating the old blue law squint the better it will be for all concerned. Mayor Landers of New Britain of course has no more right to break law than any other citizen has, and yet he would never have thought of doing such a thing If like the rest of us he had not been brought up in a school which has been taught to bear patiently the suspension of Sunday laws at the, initiative of those m power. Until the State has policy of it's own in this connection cities and city officials can be depended upon to add to confusion worse confounded.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-05
WARRINGTON WRINK1Es.

All the news that comes from Washington in these stirring times isn't important, but there can be no doubt of the importance of a new wrinkle in White House etiquette This new wrinkle showed itself at a lunch con given to some ladies by Mrs. Roosevelt At the European courts it l is the custom at the end of dinner for all the royal personages present to rise and retire, while all others 1 present remain seated. The royalties proceed to the drawing-room and take their preferred seats. after which the other guests file in and distribute themselves in the remaining seats. The ladies who were bidden to the recent White House luncheon are telling their friends that at the end of the re- past Mrs. Roosevelt rose and retired and, after awhile, they followed,
 But if this looks royal 1t is offset by other things which are true Ameri- can" Mrs. Knox has ordered her win ter silks from New Jersey. Miss Roots trousseau is said to be entirely of American manufacture. Mrs. Fair banks will wear only gowns made in Indianapolis and Baltimore And Mrs Roosevelt always has patronized home trade.
 It may be added that while MT "Joe" Cannon is Speaker of the House, one branch of the government is sure to be favored with true Amer icanism.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-05
EH1FORATIN0.

Are there any talking machines in this fiat q Six of them. Four married and two single. Detroit Free Press.
 Papa, what for it gets dark so soon?" Because, my boy, winter is comin', and 1t gets late early now. ."--- Life.
 Tom, it's dreadful for you to lose so much money gambling" DO you want me to renounce the card table ?,' 'No, dear; I want you to play better game Judge.
 Isn't he one of the most success full financiers of the times 2'' eIi should say so! Why, three grand juries have tried in vain 10 get him in jail."--- Baltimore American.
 And was Jones so terribly hurt in the railroad accident as the report made out?" T don't think so, One of his wounds Is fatal, but the rest are not at all dangerous. .v--C Cleveland Leader.
 Things which might have been ex- pressed differently-Genial Sportsman dntroducing spinster on horseback tc new master) )--"Allow me to introduce you to one of the oldest members of the nt"-Punch.
 "Why do you stick to those old jokes?" Why shouldn't I?" Every body's heard 'em. That's it. Noth- ing puts people at ease like knowing just exactly when to laugh "-Wash- ington Herald.
 Have you ever had any experience in literary work?" asked Sle editor. The applicant for a job smiled. "Fot great many years" he replied, q was employed in powder magazine. ? Philadelphia Record
 Why is an old joke called a chest lnut?" asked the very young man. 'Be. cause" answered the homegrown philosopher, "even after 1t falls to tn. ground 1t takes roct and springs LII again. "-C Chicago News.
 T suppose you feel that you car depend on that man. He seems t, have a great liking for you.' "M, boy" answered Senator Sorghum, ''ii politics your really valuable friend are not the people who like you per sonally so much as those who fear vol professionally" ."-Washington Star.
 A newspaper down in Maine, Il telling of the death of a man througl being struck by railroad train, add that "it will be remembered that h. met with & similar accident yea ago." It is to be hoped that the halbi which he appears to have contractet will not become chronic.---Philadel phia Inquirer.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-05
American Assimilation.

(The Philadelphia Public Ledger)
 Children of lately landed immigrants are more eager attendants of public schools than those of colonial blood. If
 newcomers have less knowledge of the law, they have for it more respect and fear, If they are misled by dsn1a 1agegues
 and melted by loquacious radicals, they l have an eye for the buttered side ef things and reach the stage of horse sense in fairly good time. There is no
 weakness in presuming that they bring, in one way or another, as much as they take here. If that were not the case, 1t is likely that we should not invite them. It will not be such a marvel hundred years from now if the American citizen | is wiser, healthier and more efficient than the citizen of to-day. Indeed, it will be a marvel if he is not, His quail fications and his welfare are the least of our present troubles