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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-22
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Whit IS
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The exhibits ct The James osn E.s'
position are The most seleetise eyer
assembled and the newest aIds the 4
best. ii the various lines q indastE
stand open q the scrutiny q nlapkln i1ss
There are exhibits from tle su1aliest
piece oiwatch mechanism 70 the lafgs
eat locomotives 4, the wood the
strange things, the curious thtngs ana
/ the beautiful things Of manuta et'ire
commerce, agriculture Or what not;
There are complete shoe factories o ~
ceneg factories cigares e tae9 9i'sss
etc. wonderful scientific and educa.
tiona exhibits Of divers kinds anu
thousands OF rare and beautiful ais
plays delightfully."- instructive TO the
IbehoIdsf
In keeping with the character q
1.-THE celebration many Of the exhibits
Ihaye an historical significance For
instance the Historic Relic building
has the most elaborate and priceless
ccllectlon Of historic relics ana hslFI
looms ever assembled. In the Manu-,
features building there stands as =
part Of "a foundry exhibit, the old SOUP
kettle from Belle Isle prison from
which thousands Of Union soldiers re-
ceived their sustenance while prison
ers this island fortress In the James
river at Richmond. In the transror-
tation building are two historical re
hic!es, one the vehicle in which the
Marquis de Lafayette made his tour
of STATE, upon the occasion of his visit
to this country in 1924 The other ls
the landeau which conveyed Presl-
dent Lincoln to Ford's Theater on the
night Of his assassination April ID
/ Uses. These carriages are the proper
.Ity Of the studebaker Brothers Man'l-
featuring Company Of South Bend IN
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EIpucIARY NOTICE.

% u
Notice is hereby given that the &C
counts Of the following named fldu
Charles are before me for settlement
viz
~. Philip Heck, administrator Of
the estate of Mary A. Heck. deceased
(2) Charles W. Smith, admins
TRAITOR Of the estate Of Nancy j
Smith, deceased.
(3j. Enhu futile, guardian of In
diana B. Conaway, an infant.
(4),A. F. Peddlcord administrator
Of the estate Of Emil Schmidt, de
ceased,
(5) Camden swisher, executor OF
the estate Of Alpheus swisher, de
ceased.
CO.. E. F. Morgan, guardian Of vii
lie DoOlittle, an infant,
"a James l. Aiichaels and W. E,
Hess, administrators with the will an
nexed Of the estate Of Isaac g. Nay,
deceased.
Isl John Pethel guardian Of Flor
ence May Conway, an infant.
Given under my hand as one of tine
Commissioners Of Accounts Of the
County Court Of Marion county, West
virginia, on the 18th day of August,
1907.
MARSHALL W. OGDEN,
Commissioner Of Accounts.
Aug. 90 q.
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West virginian want ads pay Try
one and see.
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al once gave waiter a 81 tip.
"What did he say?"
@Tome he expressed his thanks, bu'
i heard him say to another waiter that
/ couldn't have real good sense"
Louisville Confessional.
Jones is a slave Of fashion
81 hadn't noticed that he was very
swell dresser"
"He But he has to work over
time to keep his wife supplied with
frocks.r-Cleveland Leader.
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cree for catarrh; FAST to prove mer'

cree for catarrh; fast to prove nler.
1t, a trial size box Of DR.. Shops Ca.
tarrh Remedy. Let me send It now.
1t is a snow white, creamy, healingt
antiseptIc balm. Containing such heal,
ing ingredients as OIL Eucalyptus, Thy
mol, MenthoI, etc, it gives instant and
lasting relief to catarrh Of the nose
and throat. Make the free test and
see for your self what this preparation
can and will accomplish. Address DR.
shoop, Racine, wis. Large glass jar, 50
cents. Sold by E. A. Billingslea 9 Co.
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n MlLL CURE You.

Is . I
For thirty years I have practieedI
this method of cure with unyary.!
ing success. I have references
from many people Of prominence
who have been cured by the treat,
ment. Whatever your ailment,
write me, ami VIII adeise YOU
promptly whether 1t win at your,
case or not.
BOARDING ARRANGEMENTS, /
Pending the establishment Of q,
sanltariun / have arrangements
whereby patients can beard atrea,'
sonable rates while taking this
Streatment. Ny charges are most,
reasonable, ane guarantee salts,
{ faction II my a,idce : followed.
) Ut BEARS INVESTIGATION.
The work / have been doing bears
the closest scrutiny. / invite cor
respondence. and viii give prospec-
tive passnts every opportunity to
investigate the treatment and my
success in its application. Hun
Sdreds ofpeople who had exhausted
Seyery other means known to pedI-
cal science for the restoration Of
health have found a cure in this
method.
FAVOURABLE DISEASES
ia SPECIALITY.
make a specially Of treating
these diseases that have failed to
respond to all other methods Of
cure. | particularly invite CORE;
{ spondence with reference to these
cases.
{ ] WANTA eoor PHYSICIAN.
AS 1 am arranging to establisha
permanent Anitarlum VIII require
/ the services Of a liberal minded
physician. | prefer one who has
some capital to invest, after a thor
ough Investigation Of the treat.
ment and the proposition, this Is
not absolutely essential, Address
PROF. H. N. o. PARKER,
1924 New York Avenue, N. W.
WASHINGTON, D. c.
NooeneaaeNeNSN.NN,
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HATS OFF.
Facts about the american Indians
Fssalthy Hair.

The American 1naiAn accustomed
from time immemodal to go bare
headed in all kinds Of weather is new
er troubled with falling hair or bald
ness.
The close atmosphere caused by our
Civilized" head.gear is conducive to
the breeding of infnitesimal germs
Which dig into the scalp and thrive
on the sap of the halr-root-
This true cause ofbaldness is of re
cent discovery and EXPLAINS the non
success of all hair-vlgers which treat
ed badness as a functional disorder
Newbros Herpicide is a direct ex
termfnator of the germ. -'1t destroys
the cause and permits the hair to
grow as nature intended"
Sold by leading druggists. Send
1Oc in stamps for sample TO The Her
pfcide Co, Detroit, Mich. TWO sizes
SOC and s1OO. E. "A, Biilingslea & Co,
Special Agents
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4 CHAPTER Xxx.
Alone with the insane.

Beneath the shade of upltfted arms
Mprphys eyes remained Enclosed.
Whsteyerit errors may have dominated
that diseased brain, the one purpose
Of revenge and escape never deserted
with patient cunning he could
plan and wait, scheme and execute.
Hewas all animalnoR, dreaming only
ot how totear and Kill.
He was many Minutes thoroughly
satisfying himself that Hampton actu-
sIlys slept, His every movement was
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CHAPTER XXX.
or the Little BID Horn.

N troop, guarding, much to their EN-.
phatically expressed disgust. the more.
slowly moving packtfain, we're Follow
Ing Clusters advancing column Of
5iorsem down the right bank Of the
Little Blg Horn: THe troopefs. cars
Sbihes a. knee sitting etect IN theiE
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u you ala q suayfer from nara!f
SIS. riecmausn lagouoief-aiaS.a
asulu lils anorieeiic mr.oas
woman 81 f. lec iree
ans aadF disor sElsins
ann otdet nerse II q aclense
|cirefis md rlc salls
|seripns aiInen ID tti ROM
these causes
THE SUN % METHOD
otters D speedy ss..e r. you. TINS
method Of heaIlng WIS dIscpgsFeSI
i6ys DR. Victor q eodofe Jqnod; cls'
|of the most eelebgate ca pty slcians,
of France and has been in HideI
and successful nse in tie hospitals
Of France and Germany. It 81
used extensively IN the hospltalsI
Eof the University Of Bonn which.
| is perhaps the toremost nledicas
institution in Europe. Or. schmoid
en-. Of that hospital who came ally
the way 10 Washington to attend
the American Medical Congress
said IN d paper read by him beforf
that congress that this treatment
had IN used in Tuberculosis 81
the joints, and had given relief
where even amputation had failed
to do 50.
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slow. crafty, cowarGly. the savage In
his perverted nature becoming more
and more manifest It vas more beast
than man that finally crept forward on
aIEtonrs. the eyes cleaning cruel as q
cats in the night Within yard OF
the peacefully slumbering man he
rose up, cTouching on his toes and
bending stealthily forward, possibly
feeling the close proximity Of that hor:
rible presence Then the maniac took
one more stealthy, slouching step
nearer, and flung himself at the ex.
posed throat. uttering a fierce snarl as
MS fingers clutched the soft flesh.
Hampton awoke, gasping and choking,
10 md those mad eyes glazing into
his own, those murderous hands throt.
ting him with the strength Of mad.
mess
At first the stupeaed, half.awakened
man struggled as II lin delirium, scarce
II realizing the danger. He was
aware Of suffering Of horror, Of suf.
location Then the brain flashed into
life and he grappled fercely with his
dread antagonist Murphy snapped
IKE mad dog, his lips snarling
curses; but Hampton fought silently,
Desperately, his brain clearing as he
succeeded IN wrenching those claws
from his decorated throat, and forced
iiis way mp on to one knee. He worked
his way. inch BY inch TO his feet his
slender fgufe Ttgid IS steel and closed
ii upon the other, hut Murphy Nrithed
oni It his grasp IS d snake might
-rhn .-..lln I.nr hinii fniIlknn now "a illn
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WllkIns-what did Blnns says. when
you asked If he had read your books?
Miller-He said yes, and added that
he didn't read much = The Circle.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-08

TIE Sanders. wright mare4nllle
eompany are veil gleased ulth ths
result ef their BIG Clean esssfs sals
which eiosod lnal SATURDAY. IL pas
TIE hssf advertised and conaaqusntiy
tae most successful sale this llm has
ever had. saturday, the last day, -
: Feaofd breaker.
Mis- Jennie Iahell, daughter Of T.
+. Isuell, who had Teen conhned 60
her home for = long time With con-
sumption. died this mAfning Al :
o'cloek. InieFment will be mate b.
tbs Gity cemetery tomogro~ morning
at 10 o'elock Fuueral services Al the
family residence
Fireman "Hidiy" Rcamaf haa -
eome ) sleep walkeF. Al least lae
Vertorm q such stunt early FRIDAY
morning when he got up from hls ted
~ the second stofy Of the fru depart.
ment and salksd 0us AZ an open dor.
lie llf on tic ground al right. bat
IA doing - received such serious 10.
lafies . hts Jeff foot a. viii keep hin
on cfalehes for several days he woke
40 after walking about half bluck.
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NeltSfal DfdNf No 10
Comrades, On August -. q aud =.
iegI. Al South NcAleaier. the ukla
homa division of Veterans. sons and
DAughtefs. wlll meet a. one division
10 the grAndest and mcst lmportant
reunion ever hsld IN the TeFrisorr.
We expect 70 nierge into ons great
division and unite "a the glorious cause
Of buiidins 4 seldie 5 hone tsfofv Il
IS too late. We are fast decreasing Ia
uumbefs and rapidly Increasing Ia dis
anllltY. Ne ASK AL liberty loving
people 70 help IA Hos can Yoa slut
yuar syss against the s1Iieflngs os our
nobls veterans ~ho fought aud sui
tsted foar long yeam for justice and
home
God holds the scales " justice.
Tie measures praise ana blame,
Aud llie Souih mlllsgand tse verdict.
Aud stand n without shame
Tie citY d south McAirstes i
rushing Things Ter tl.c tsst reunion
ssettieid ard TIE raiirofiS ave giving
as rates u enc fare plus 5oc for round
trip tiekeis, GA sAle August ~ good
5 aaYs
All oficem aud camps must lay
dues and eject DELEGATES. scar their
uniforms and come 10 iuil i6see q 90
: veterans duty plsislon chAper.
euS Eioe~e Rushyhead, Of TahlsQaah
and nkiny owets, Of Muskaxse.
Sponsor. Rsssis Brewer. Of naskosce;
Dislson Maids u Honor, Gaes ste.
gail, q south NcAlss,ef Nisu Porter.
q NusAogee. Eisie FISHER. u South
aeAiestsf. LelA Mcclellan. Of Carr.
more and Miss Cater, oi Afdmore,
nus report for duty
ArrHsr
Bs order Of JonN " jordan.
Maiaf General
= r.. SeFuer. Adii General aud
ClHef Of STAT
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-08
LIVE STOCK MARKET


saessai = ata cnisisain.
Kansas CTS stock Yaris AaT g.
Quarantine supplies lAst ustk weft
iso car loads. smaller tiAu tie prsti.
Gus seek, but were nearly double the
receipts of the corfezponiitg seek
ieaF age argregaiinx it.ocoeAtsls and
100 calves The market edfsnea
gradually an week closing - 70 90
esnls higher oa sittn than tie lad
Gloss Of the previous ~esk. whils eo~s
made = small net advance ard eslses
3 70 - cts supply TODAY ls 10 loads
mafket steady 70 strong Tap TO-DAY
= t5.io. for The focking cattle, a.
compared with $50 fof these ees1
the lEat tlmo theY sefe lssfe ies
days ago. The Louis penoYA kesw
bfpgght 40 iaie lasi ~ses. balt q
aie u steers todaf range ffnm q $
- - wtight from s0tellaa pounds
C0ws g. 20 20 2s mAlnly cAnnea e
"a 20 !. Az calves 10 % ssfh QasfAn.
tine supplies Will llAalg II snaAisef
from naw On, as Tie uAAeu shippers
pushsd their cattle - ths nAFAst in
large uumi~n during talf, f.seelpss
u aaAfsutlne a. this mafksi Al q
lAai mouth wers 100 luAsfk sstlss
rscslpss are malls tnda1. And ne
aazfket stronger
Norc than fse huudfsd cars f fed
srs and slockers sent q tlss roanlfy
lass ssss, and tle pfles aassneed Is
q 5 cents NnmlsF u cattle suitable
foF tie country remaining II tte pens
81 tie end 81 las, wsss - lad. Is
against a.ooo a. close u pFssioas SEEK.
lie hos market las teen set d.
appointing Tor several d4ls Haeiadins
todaI Run Il 900, market sszk e.
ase cents loser paessn top = =.
spscolAfofs paid o. 3 ssflF teiag
H'sls = sssse, = - ss.ts. hsssg husA
= S 70 t6oS Hog receipts have b<sa
llusrai ali summer aud packers have
good supplies of meats "a hand
sheep feueip,s are small, auls 1900
last Week And 500 hsfa tedAy TIE
market advanced last secs, especially
On lAmlm, And IA stronger todag TUp
lmmla. ~ N5 sume Colorado srfiuK
lamta. q o. Colorado eess. = - top
native ewrs. $50 yeaslings - -
settlers 20 10 es.1 verg little stock
ol breeding stuf y available
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-08
A STEADY DRAIN.
SICK Kidneys weaksa the whole
Body Make You m, Ian
guild and Depressed

slek sldneYs weaken tie hody
Though the continual drainage nf
iifegislng albnmen frpm tie blood
into tie urine, aud the Substitute Il
palsououz uric acid that goes nfaAA.
eAst through the system, soasns TIE
sspia Of disease. Loss q aistnaasu
causes ssakness, lAnguur depression.
Ufle poisoning causes fhsamAtie
pain. efsousness nausea. ssleks 10
tie bsek, gravel aud 40 e stones
The pfopsr treatment 4 : Kidney
treatment. aud tbs best remedy s
Do4ua Kidney Pllla Great Tlulta
eares prove u.
J. Il fiy. farmer living seven mics
northwest of vnita. AS sFog
ssssFal years ! had been troubled q
I'D on Wifh my kdueye and hzek
TIE secretions wers irregular IL e.
ton sd there wefe burning ssnza.
tlasn il passing thrm. Often Ilzd e
ges ap ase Or siK times during he
night nfsaklng ng rest - that enan
sueks IA ths m8tnlng | felt glFsa Ana
aHfeffeksled hAd = kFesi deal 81
nalu a tbs small ~ ms uAek nlilel
eas aggravated considerable Il :. oep
- u lifted anythlng heaFd asoul
uuans Kidney Pills nlid procured !
hox = FsDplsa drug asUgs ram
messosd the uae rakln fuaF rllls
- ana | nollcsd a. lmHFesvmsul
fFnn the frat A e1nllnualf8H Q
Ehslf use rsllsved ne of lll4 dlmenHl
from TIE kldnels and cured nss Q
naeaaefa | heartily feeamHzeul
Doan's Kidney plll 10 81 sufferers e
Eaf 4le b. al dpslsrs pfles s
eaala Fsatpr Mllb4m t'es n#lEals
/ Eae Yofk. sole agents
nemembef ths name flaaas 80
Izks ~ ofhef.
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SALE
The Mammoth stock of RatIIH's
Goes AZ Record Breaking p5ie-
es-Beginz Saturday.

Mr. I'm RA'elifi las determined
tocleAn COT { portion Of his man
moth ssoek ana has pnt the prices n
I'll lines so l0w that u wlll pay to huy
nov even u sou have 20 hold tiss
gUoia over Prices aFv advancing IL
all lines aud yoa wlll not he able 10
gst sach goods ~ ia IA offering again
AZ any such prices Thls aale To-
elades all iinss carried ana tire ladies'
As weil a. men can tnd anything
wAnted right here At sacuhce prices.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-08
|. 8 N. WILL OBSERVE
STATE RATE Law

nAisish. n G. August Governor
0leun late yesterday received > tels
gram ffnm the authofitlss q lie
Laulssills & NAsaviils railroad. szflng
thai tlisy would put The 2iesnt fAte
iuto elIect August a
This i lbs lsst road % suffendef.
sna "a August san tie roads 10 North
q allnA alsase slKty miles long, sill
b. ustng the stats rate
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-08
INDIAN TERRITORY FRUIT
CROP BRINGING RESULTS

saiiisAw. r, Aug a-Tlas ffuli
crop Ia thia Vicinity i bringing bsttei
fefuus this season tf4n etsf hsfoFs
In the matters q peaches CAPT v. "
Wheeler and nan, fefrg, lead 81 witii
= shipment u seventeen eafsof nlialcs
EiteuAa phlls NJ !. QnlaenbeFfi
comes A'otig with something Ike ted
ears. lin Davis : anaitef salppel
~ho il entitled 10 favorable notice. n
Anr0untof the quAlltg shipped. Til
future possibilities fef It's kind 1
fruit ara almost infinite Ii slsia -
ton Tie people ara finding Il ID
and are taking adsantzgs ef tie sau1
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-08
LOCAL NOTES
MondAy Angnal 5

Wm. Wolte spent cuuuaY ~ Weicft
ia. Dotts has returned from a visit
10 Perry, OKLA.
Miss Belle Robbins spent Sunday
with chetopA friends.
Or. B + FoFtner was here yester.
DAY from Springfield.
Mrs. Mattis Edwards returned from
visit 60 Big Cabin TO-DAY.
Miss jamie Han has returned from
visit with friends a. Muskogee.
Mr. and MRS. L. W. Houk left sun.
day evening for months visit Ia
Chicago and other Eastern points
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Charles~orth
spont Sunday wlth friends at Adaif
Elmer DupFee has returned from a
pleasant visit with relatives at Grove.
Home growu water melons have
made their appearance 10 the market
Edward e Lunday, Of Cleora, Is Ia
the city on business before the court
MIS- o, !. brady is spending her va
cation with Plttsburg Kas, friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lee, who have
been visiting ia Arkansas, returned
home sunday evening
Hollands springs, strong, reliable
aud buoyanL ~ Il
O.. " Mead, an attorney Of Kansas
City WAS hers Sunday on business.
Mr. odell Of Joplin was here suD-
day on his return home from Muskogee.
Mr.. G.. e, Roberts Is not able 20 be
Al BIS olflce today on account u sick
ness,
Mrs. A. u. Davis arrived last Friday
from Oklahoma CHS 70 visit her hus.
baud
Mrs. 4. s. Davis of Muskogee was
here Sunday the guest OF Mrs. ~.
Lee.
Judge J A. GIN went 70 Clarsmore
today 10 open a three days session Of
court
Seymour Riddle returned yesterday
evening from business trip 70 Kan
sas City.
A. b. Davis book keeper for the
Avery. Roberts Investment Co Is on
the sick list.
W. IL Coudon, 4 banker of Oswego
Kansas vas transAeting business here
today
Mr and Mrs Bert Young have 70
turned from vislt With relatives AZ
Choutsan
Dr Al Hidsway, Of CRANKY Mo-
spent sunday sith his brother, Tl,os
RidgwaY IN this city
Holland sold fourteen Duplex felt
mattresses during tie month of tulY
Don't voc need oneY 2as n
IA smith las bsen awarded the
contract for doing the Stone work at
the Sacred Heart Institute
Tie business Of Vinita eni0Ycd
a Iine trade last saturday. the town
being thfongsd with farmers.
Col. wm. Little and daughter. Miss
Bessie, eft Sunday evening Tor ChatA.
nooga, Tenn. for Al extended visit
Mr aud Ms Edgar Marr~of Alton,
spent SUNDAY Nith Tire parents Of Mr..
harrs, Mr. and Afs d Main
Miss Ethel Frazler returned 10 her
home 81 Ciafemofe yesterday svening
after a weeks visit with friends IN
Vinssa
5. ,. Adams. sell to DO farmer
living near \ Auskogee. IS mourning the
loss Of his slfe. three children, span
of mules, I wagon aud harness and
hts hired hand All disappeared sim.
ultaneonsly last saturday
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-08

Dr. Foreman tomorrow aflefnoon Al
) o'clock.
The peach crop seams 20 b. aonnd'
ant but the earlier varieties seem 70 b
badly damaged By worms A fair har
vest lsexpecfsd, however
John Martin. living near Chslseai
charged with false prefenses was re
leased from the u. s Court last Sat
uriay on q bond Of saoo.
Rodger Slower, Of Grove who was
arrested few days ago on 4 ciiaFgs
b0otlagging, was released oa exa
bond sunday morning,
Mrs q j. Carpenter and daughtn'
Grace have returned 60 Vlnlta aftef
an extended tour through rexN and
Mexico wlth an opera company
WI Wright aud wife and B.F. Eilis
left last night Tor Chicago, where Nh.
Wright will PURCHASE GOODS foF Tie
Sanders Wright establishment
A are at Tulsa last saturday morn.
Ing dest roysd several thousand dollars
worth of property. The loss vas fai-
ly covered by insurance
Things got 50 hot In Springfield, Mo
the other day that the Dire department
had 70 heeAIled out TO save an ice house
from burning The Ice was saved.
q 5. Avery visited hls farm a.
Noel. Ne. last week returning hom 9
SUNDAY lie says theY had tne rain
In that part Of the country last SAtnf'
day
The rain yesterday appearsto have
been general al over tho northern
portion u tm territory, vas worth
thousands II dollars 70 the farmers "
tiis section.
Mr. And Mrs. Grant Victor and tie
Misses .sessta aud ETA Nictof ot Az.
Ton we're guests ia thscity yesterday
al dinner given IN honor or the
birthday anniversary ot Frank Victor
The Oklahoma Canning and Packing
company. Of Nuskogee, nith capital
stock of ssAo0o, paid IA full has ulsd
articles Of Incorporation Ia the ofice
oi the clerk Of the court q appeals
". L. lack. OF warrenburg vas ia
vlnlta yesterday on business While
here he vas a guest Of Z. q Rose our
popular abstract man. lie is delight
ed with cur town and may decide 10
locate here
The rain which fell yesterday did
much 10 cool the atmosphere q the
oppressive heat Although the pre-
cipitatloa was slight u did thousands
of dollars worth Of good 70 the gros-
ing cropss
Jessie Holt \ Is rear old colortd
girl .uf this city Was arrested todaI
charged wlfh stealing a pair of shoes
from the tl0na Of Henry Trott;slle wil
be arralgned thisevening ur t0moff0W
mo alng bafore Z 5. Commissioner
r. ]. e'aFfar
The biggest crowd seen on the
streets Of vlnisa vas here saturday
aud was composed mostly Of far
a.sFs ant their families who come TO
town fof the purpose a. trading TIE
merchants Ell report a good business.
James Heulngsr, nallegedgAmbier
Of Tulsa : n AL It Nuskogcs chafF-
ed sith committing an assault last
Friday night On 4 thirteen year old
xlrl named Esa Cott. living AZ ok-
malKea. TIE crime vas commiited
a. TaisA
T5mefras Is the daY set Tor tho
organization II tbe County Campaign
COMMITTEES foF statewide prohibition.
OfganlGefs Tssaer anh Toney ~lll be
here Tor tfs purpose They desire to
meet al ministers aid prohibition
woFks 1t q. n "a the Commercial
CLUB mons Tor conference There
sill le ) public meetings a. night