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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1907-06-22
PROBATE NOTICE.

CO... .no0A NO tICE.
olate OF Minnesota, County of Hennepin,
In Probate Court F'
IN the Matter of the Estate of Adolph
" Porsch. Decedcnt.
=, on receiving and filing the petition of
Mamie Porsch, of Hennepin County, Min
ncsota. praying for letters of administra-
ton on said estate
IT is ordered, That said petition be
heard and that all persons interested in
sald matter appear before this court on
Monday. the LIST day of july. 1907. at 10
a m, at rhe probate court in the court
house at Minneapolis, in said county.
and then. or as soon thereafter as said
person can be heard, show cause. if any
there be. why said petition should not
be granted
And i, is further ordered. That notice
OF such hearing be given by publishing
this order once in each week for three
successive weeks. prior to said day Of
hearing. in the Irish Standard. news
paper printed and published in said coun-
~. and by mailing a true and correct
copy of this order to each of the persons
interested in said estate AT least four
teen DAYS before the day of hearing
Dated at Minneapolis this LIST day OF
June. 1907.
Ry the Court:
GEORGE r. SMITH.
Judge OF Probate.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1907-06-22

coldly. I'm surprised to hear you
speak so of woman whom you can
scarcely know"
Eyes, I know her! My God, have
reason to know her! But even when
l found her out I did not dream that
the plot was as deep as it is. She
knew that it was scheme to test mo
and she played mo into Pickering'a
hands. caught her down there In
the tunnel acting as his SPY, looking
for the lost notes. that sho might gain
grace In his eyes by turning them
over to him. You know how I always
hated Plckering,-he was too smooth,
too SNUG. and you and everybody else
were forever praising him to me- He
was always held up to mo as a model;
and the first time saw Marian Dover.
eux she was with hint was at
Sherry's the night before I came here
suppose she reached st. Agathe's
only a few hours ahead OF mo-"
yes, Sister Theresa was her guar.
dian. Her father was q dear friend
and knew her from her early child
hood. You are mistaken. Jack. He.
knowing Pickering means nothing
they both lived in New York and
moved In the same circle"
But It doesn't explain her eiforta
to help him. does IT." blased. "He
wished to marry her.-Slster Theresa
told mo that,-and I failed-1 failed
miserably to keep my Obligation here
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1umor that had been the terror of my
ooyhood.
"Ah, If you had had the plans of
course you would have been saved a
lot of trouble; but that little sketch Of
The Door of Bewilderment was the
only thing I left,-and you found it,
Jack,-you really opened these good
BOOKS of nine"
He sent US all away to remove the
marks of battle, and we gave Bates a
hand in cleaning up the wreckage,-
Bates, the keeper of secrets, Bates,
the inscrutable and mysterious, Bates,
the real hero of the affair at Glenarm.
My grandfather led us through the
narrow stairway by which he had en-
tered, which had been built between
false walls, and we played ghost for
one another, to show just how the
tread of human being around the
chimney sounded. There was much to
explain, and my grandfather's contri-
ton for having placed me in so hazard
Gus predicament was so sincere, and
his wish to make amends so evident,
that my heart warmed to him. He
made me describe in detail all the in
cidents of my stay at the house, listen
ing with boyish delight to my adven-
lures.
"Bless my soul!" he exclaimed over
and over again. And as l brought my
two friends into the story his pleasure
knew no bounds, and he kept chuck
ling to himself, half dozen times
shaking hands with Larry and stod-
dard, who were, he declared, his
friends as we'll as mine.
The prisoner in the potato cellar re-
ceived our due attention; and my
grandfather's joy in the fact that an
agent of the British government was
held captive in Glenarm House was
cheering to see. But the mans de-
tention was grave matter, as we all
realized, and made imperative the i'm
mediate consideration of Larry's fu-
ture.
II must go-and go at once!" de-
clared Larry.
"Mr. Donovan, should feel honored
to have you remain" said my grand
father. Il hope to hold Jack here, and
/ wish you would share the house with
u.s."
"The sheriff and those fellows won't
squeal very hard about their perform
ances here" said Stoddard. "And they
won't try to rescue tho prisoner, even
for a reward, from house where the
dead come back to life"
mo; but you can't hold a British
prisoner in an American private house
forever. Too many people know he
has been in this part Of the country;
and you may be sure that the fight
here and the return Of Mr.. Glenarm
will not fail Of large advertisement.
All I can ask Of you. Mr.. Glenarm, is
that you detain the fellow few hours
after I leave. to give me q. start.
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CHAPTER XIV,
CHANCES and Chances.

John Marshall Glenarm had probably
never been so happy in his life as on
that day of his amazing homecoming.
He laughed at us and he laughed with
us, and as he went about the house ex.
planning his plans for it's completion,
he chaffed us all with his shrewd
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The mau a tmo q
tai k she par
aa ana extends oter
tofH.Kht 81 .hree veeks according
b ne Ee & ibe oes ant lhe nf
H1H1eH 81 the trf sa4a the Country
aea8a sHaa 6aeN HeHluasr
ete b 81 excessive aevee aa baHl
sH n sd 6 mans 4
pitched 01tia 6B H# 'oaeht Is Ha
t'fff ena aad tae wtat. ssIes -
Cher tHfeh e0ay or actually tHHcd.
A GEES uaaHafr = aooflF ameI
fr tae Cray tHat BE- s q maus at
p haad Be ellie to ll aa
s. hH kind tat Httle IS
fraea het ul ua ioHre he caase
#a waaa.r aaee bfl recognizes
aI HetHu 8 alraae ia mae aa
Her ataeHut af defense aad nms
is 81 be ea. q it #aecu ~
aa
fHeW ata.ns rs the HAae
asI NaEd ea.leHa ef8tsn ng 1ea
faf taitHm matFs an
$50 tiea i1 e.sapa
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An' te HeH aH .et0f 81
az safHac famrri tho Raam0fs
fae ho Hemae uas andu
"a t Haf sf murfhI mMas b.
Aan fHe netaf aheu ne
hel aa1 ha ue aa whispered Is
hfs aa
Wha exclaimed He haieHeeUa
"a Wldeat 4aloHlrhm aat
The haf reHealed hls meeaase
lnak here exclaimed Nr Mc
NulU Yau ea cad teil him that thef
haeu baen such lhin# n thts house
since & vas afat oneaed
What Ad % vast asked TIRE
afior
ie said fhal So fae wanted to
borrow lahe 1he Say maa mlas
tAat he q Whe ia Grand Ua
Ien s-NeW Yofk Sim
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pansu.a end ths canal xons Were
Secondary Affairs.

The man via ne pfuisund laok 90
hls face. and who haA been aslens tui
hair al hoar. madaeniy hrighlensa ur
ilke . man who bad egIxea 4 ussiefg
aud. tufnlng % dc man Who had oeen
uneasy for fear thar the tfain would
leave stiAoui hiu. he said
Hlt. a thought haa occurred q me,
You annt aayse wAs thr reply
II II in runneetlua with the earth.
aaake Al kingsi8n.
efoa duef ssYtH
II "a earihQaakr occurred 81 Ja.
malen VIZ shouldn't oae occur a
Panama
That's - that's ~.
And should uns occur at Panama
the canal zone might aad probably
Neaia. bs laclndsd
II probably waaid
And il 81. aar Il go. Whist wuala
eeeeme "a thN wsleF 10 fhe canal and
the banks - tie ditcha aDd the msa
Aaa ths machiasfy and ot mlllions
saH mlliioua ~ doilsrsf There would
81 3 Qsaks and 3 twist and = urench.
aaa theA. sir~And then
iieAven ! eas IL All before me a.
eleaf ~ aayi gaspod tht otheE a
qaske. fsist and 8 wrench. and
thsa-i Do yeu think this train eiii
pal ON oa time
fAs profound man dia NOT answer.
haH ffaxen w
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Called Home

Hlehm.md. tle san " Mr. aud An
u. Dixon. past saY sunday mafn,
ing at 2 0'cioek, q pneuma0A aftsi
an illness II oue vess, aged O., fean.
Richmond Nas saru friend O. 81
moaf eterf boy aHd SRI IL Nlnlta
and hls DEATH uiil - moufaet ngt oals
81 tiss a4reuls bat - huaafsis of ~
4ouus frifhis Funeral sefg'css aeHe
conducted af fhc iauHf iane ia &c
south aost gar ~ SIC 3 SUNDAY
aiisuaona at 0ciuek hY Hsf H +.
Mafe Sid ilaF GeatNn Fl.eaet
luHa m clfY eemsfefg It's bsraazsi
pafenfs hats tle Nnmiifl naHg
friends
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PRISONERS
ESCAPE

seven prisoners maae Their escape
from tfa feiaall aH al south lMcAt
ests THURSDAY and Sit oae eas
turned during tho Afternoon
Tie eadef lB uls H.au teeseape aas
ue judge II tie saueaflo eaara
phg Informed one q tie guards that 4
eass aas to Is tried .u another ae
and assed hln Is ceNe e and uuask
lhs daoE Tie Kmri cHup'ltd sad
just IS tbe eel door sas unlocked Tie
prisoners grabbed hIm teok hls san
and se3s slloted him into tie empty
cell and loek TIE door Iheg theu
passed thfa 8 ne front 8 the iail.
W ee thsf so the dfop on tie
turuksf AMI sefe aoaa st liberty
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From satauiushiy

From saturdays laily.
IL soldasld Seh Goa IS - - a
ton. faii eoni of sod - 6oo and an.
otllsf uvessltE Ia Hfogsiflsn single
caeia 81 ths naiY TfiuBns printed
in fllAt town ssll a. % eanfs deliver.
- IS carrier ger month 81 Hy
mai fora fsar e paid 10 advances,
siaa8
Mlss 1effha Scoff. eia recently ac.
cepfsd a position vlth Sanders Wright
has Just retuiue 10 her former place
a. T FAiE
Internal Improvements are going on
AZ Tie Presbyterian church IN tho
fofa of railing sud curtains ou the
S1sfum
a8sss Il saulrss ana Miss H1se
White were married a. tie home q
Res ! L etnllu this Afternoon A.
to'elocs
Mm II f KtleT returned to btr
boms la GhetnpA this mafuiug after
a visit with Mn. vii Robbins and
family
Tie Ninita Creamery company sill
install an eight horse power gas engine
Mondsy
O. A, smith and , W pllo return.
ed last night ffom trip 20 the Allu.
Ne ell aeld
sam Carr came luthis morning from
Rogers Atk iUr visit silh his "a.
thsr ~ = Carr
Tie Faaee Hardware company sent
out three eas coca stoves this motn,
lag
G W Kilsore vas in from White
Oak THIS morning
Ray FISHER IS vsfl seriously "a silh
paeamonla.
Charles aarn Of Grove IS Ia town
today
ltow 20 Avoid Appsuaicitls
Most victims uf appendicitis are
tiuss sho afe hahituAllf eunsgipatsd
OfIno Laxative Fruit syrup cures
chronic constipation b. stimulating
tha liver ard houels and restores the
natural action of tuu hoNriM Oflnu
Laxative Fruit sYfup does nut nRu.
seafe or rflpe ana 4 mild and pleasant
a. take Refuse Substitutes = r..
Daens q
Regular neet Of Purity chapter. o.
4. ;. wlll T. held u Masonic ball
Thursday evening
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satesl Addition 10 werles oresl Gems
Worth ls.oo1poo.

Whas Is Aaid to b. the hsekesa dla.
nuna il she World IA roposlnF ii \
bank IN iiolhurn NsmAuct ia isndun,
quite eiast - the home q TIA ala.
nona merchants IN liatton Garden
The tery name ~ tie bank Il Kept
pfOiouaa secret and - careful a mai.
tsr Z the showing ag the afone 70 the
feprh. .ntlvea 0f oriental princes -
commercial agndioageA and lntaFna.
llonal associations of diamond dealers
that number of crystal iaSrslfallea
hafe be4n made and prospective bug.
ERA have io be satisfied wllh these
feplieaa
II. however. II Il neen that thay
noan business. the insurance. company
Il notified and, according to the Ansef.
lcan Magazine. = heavy premlnm il
paid b she owner Dor the removal q
the stone from the strong room of
the hanh
This gem Is twice ~ big as the bis.
seai eeg the biggest hen ever laid,
weighs a pound and . third. and -
invaluable Nobody knows what it Il
wortA. ssi s6.ooo 900 10 reasonable
price
This record stone was not. ns might
BE- supposed. sent 20 Europe IN a ship
~ is own So proSaie Il the civilized
eommeree of to-day that this vast
treasure was merely scaled up 10
en- bpx registered ~ q postal packet
ana seni throagh ghe malls ~ though
g were q worthless geological speei-
men
d Was received from South Africa
81 the London once of sss sFcinleF
Diamond Mlnlnm Company. Limited.
and measures we're taken ~ once u
lnsure Il ior about hatf ns yalnc cay
s. 300 900
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aetn seiagn Is ha taals tsiA ala
aaaeg mates man agh s hiud
aasIef Hlaslns taa e1mpans aas Hlay
las pH caused sha Feo4ie ~
saau BE- mas makag maHis q iaHsa
80 M
Gee
lH aa AahH aHs
Hr th
$50 haI hse satif
aa thra - eH aast
fa m hls
aata HK tH
ae t sf
ufA lr aHt
td cafe ttat
sHt eule ul ut IS
an aaF 3 ia
e alue
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Box Rents Increased.

beginning wlh Aprll i uos rents e
tie posiofles aal ba Increased. InsfFue.
tons d lhh oHee, having hesn fof.
vafded u Postmaster Butler from tie
pastoiica department sevefa DAYS
ago tae rents hereafter vii hs IS
f8loss Small slis .oes soKes IS cts
pr quarter medium slsa ioea boxes
~ cents per quarter loes drawers tt
Per quarter Rents faf the quarter
lsginulns April are aue and payable
from Mamh = O. April an ehicf
date all hoaes a. which fhs reat hss
not haen pali must be deelarea gacanf
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Fmm FFlia1snally


From fgidays pallt.
Mrs. Kfans, wlfa of Al Evans. rs-
siding On tie Scogs farm anguam Little
Cabin creek south n vlnlta. died sud-
sienlf 4 noon on "Wednesday, March
81 she Is survived b her husband
and thrua children. Deceased was
abont - yeam es sSs. Tla losg vas
inferred Ii sle LanAum cemate0
THURSDAY
Last nights hard vlpd BLEW deen
the chimney ~ the Baptist church,
crashing Ia the foof Of the leetufe
room and lraualna sss-aldeFAhle other
damage. DE A. VI FOREMAN Just
missed being hlt bT TIE falling bricks
7. y DAFnsli. = muls buVef from
Fort Worth. TeKAs. came in frpm AZ.
ton this morning
Lon Conn0F, VI $. siauasld. W. p.
Thompson, G. A. nasidssn and r h.
Davidson elil 70 70 GNlens tonight on
mining baslneaA-
MrA George Rlca of Lincaln. Neb.,
uho has barn visiting Mr and Ms
Elliott At pzwpAw. went 70 Tulsa This
morning. wnere sire and har husband
vii locate NJ Rios y an architect
Rnm nAdgeit came III from Spring
Geld. No. fliis morning. uhsre be j. q
student Ia nfnfY college
EF. kifkwood Il hers from Meal
ester
Mrs n ] Wright entertained RE
Keuslngton club Yesterday aftsrnoou.
Mr. and Mn A. ". Kichsn enter.
tAlned numteF u friends - rK
o'rlock dinner yesterday
sterling Reynolds. who as sefY sick
Yesterday. vas reported batter this
morning.
" Martin and Geoge Reese 70.
turned last night from rarsons
" A Mesary supervisor Tor TIE
Singer Scuiug Msrhine company, vent
10 Tulsa this morning
ER Julian ~ Parsons, kAns Is IN
the city today
Charles c Patterson, oi oentmliA. -
"a Vinlta today
President ~ iInggius smith q uhe
Miami fAHA a Trust company Is in
toNn todaY
Charles Yalafi and AiS Ethel
TImmpsan ealoFsd both residents 0i
IgnebN Prairie we're married asi
SuudaY A. fhe heWe ag Il g. Johnson.
flss , ilass oaiciafinF
L p Hatchens % fte Waters.
rlsnss OH eompsus aili maYt % Tulsa
tie ars, u neAt sees
Judge 4 Gin i "a NeAlrstef e..
daF trying s ease il shlah both - the
Judges of tte Genital district Nsfc
dis4HailFeH
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Anticipation kess

ears slfanfo Iha the ofh0F
nisht said .ht baoteief lt
vith EfIend at cafe wheu aa4
frleud q iall handsom Sea pa
came ufer and asked s. Il
have h dInaef blou s. % or fasa s
and sii sith rs We seid 0f geu
and it aaa daae When EEa lis
Il hniahaa hls 1innef Is took lAa n
chop folded 4 np iu hls naHkin Ia
The presence q ihc waiter. tao aud
put d ii hia paekei
always aake ID naoui three S
sha mefninF b eteia1
s1affsa e death ~ esssg Hst IS
erAp 81 what Il a S y aae
eat a that heaf
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alerrsr WOMAN ~ pprrAin.
Mias Enily Charlotte Talhoi of walsl
Has olstlnctou.

q wlii probably surprise most peo
ass to iearu ihaf s. the presenl mo
msai the sealthieat nduah Nomaa
iifag ia q weiahNoman mare. that
ses l. slhgle Miss Emill chadutie
faihu' Wa onp q the thlee ehtldfon
i ar Christopher Talbot d popular
d = of tbe mia Victorian era The
aais soa cited in early fauth ana Miss
Taltpts sister. someNhat yaangfr
ihau herasf became the wifs. iasf 40
sasfs asa. ~ NJ Fletcher ~ 6aiiaan
Aslm Taiaoi remaln~s - home kecp
lne house fnr hef father ~ beautiful
IA sam abbey Giamofsanshife agd
aa hls dtalh. ehich taok place some
ie eau aFo. be devoted elder dsurh
Ter loana horself ieft hia sole eKecu.
|ifia. and awnef ai nii ihe Talbot real
estate valued - about : milIlgn and
hail stafl'ng a. siso q 3 reYefsinn
as iHierem in q hure tTus' funa in
rsnsola
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10 the rhsFokee eltiseus uho have
children EdFu alaea 6enlemfaf i,
lsf2. aud pgYug % Mafrl 1, liAoc
You afe hAK.gy notified tiaaf SUIT mau
lilsd III glla t0nFt IL Claims ~ David
Mnskfat .and T. Henry Diek fss
days aRn % teSf tie right u children
hofn between September l, 1902, and
March 1, i0A6. % enroliment and g
xFy "a prevent ilseif h@lng enrolled
MAay nf tla parents IL th#hs chil.
drpu haxU hired me 20 represent flie
individual Interest % fi4eif children
Ia this salt hnought IN the Court oI
Claims and Ia tlie supreme Court 81
lho Bnlted States. should Il ~ a..
peAled to The supreme puuft
NJ charge foE representing them =
ea 10 aAssg Tor eMch child II all pAf.
tlra having children bofu bsf weeii Tie
dates herein mentioned. aunid "a
tha 8 10 ln. lt would raise \ fec saf'
dclent q hafe the e4se properly rep
rasnugesi. / haFa heretofore given 40.
ascaa IL gAn parties ~ different places
wl4n wnuld represent naa IA c0ilectliAR
TIE Zee. nf TIE money NAY he seut dl
xecf Is me. af Viuita. l. 4. eapeel
60 associate elth ms reputable aru
OF lawYsn ln Washington Cltg.
II IS very ImpoftAut thai this mat.
taf iln attended % ~ once A. tile
plaintiffs will Ask that the rasn ~ -
signni Tor hearing a. An early date
probably within thirty dayn and h0i
less than sikty. NefT respectfully,
1Ann s. DkynSfoitT.
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Hah hI Uluria site sstt fbe Hrht
s fHe Ckfaf leland asht
hef husband compelled Ht tbe
hasi.aa fheH '91d made Eain
uiH efef treaehnfcaa iee ta sAg
Eafalf distance 70 several mlfes
Haa bss eaa Hlled aiih lce aaa in.
tensH ca# prevailed bat nothing
iasntad 81 sti aag an BE irlp Sow.
81 tae he broke Through the lce.
auf lrue9 oH until he reached tho
ainiano eKnauatea After securing
taoa hv e 0acb she eold having re-
iase8 ere arfeed safely Boston
Herald
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From Monday paiIy

From Mondays Daily.
Some q TIE students u Willie Hat
sell college are ouf plenicus today
vi I Gafseooi spent s.n8 Itf
rs tamllg
Dr. Gamphea fesaaa sNo visit
Il slih 8 ] Weight aud iauiI f@.
fsndag
8agssa wis Is hsss ffom wnIts
0ak tu9lsg
Aii h2uks iH tlnifA all - CLOSED
lnnoffoe 90 aeuut Ct the. election
rbs etaut aHil1 ~ 81 and an +
Il Cassa aled saeag momlns Tts
badY vasute 81 slndag evening ID
tild cllF s. nttaf5
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euaier a Candidate.

JT guntsr, oi tits rItf ias au.
uo9uesd that he IS e candidate for
sheriff q CfalK county subleet 10 tie
Democratic primaries NJ Guutef.
besides tslug Appointment and leading
Democrat Is che ~ Ninfa's best eltl.
gems, and should he be- successful IL
hls sspfatioas eill make good sheriff
~ Craig county Ills announcement
appears elsewhere IN TIE Chieftain.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-04
rveR rRor TO esrrs IslE.
ifithman'a Patriotism Greater Than
sls Courtesy

Stories regarding ne various repre-
sentatives of the British Isles ~ho
afc frequently made the butt u Jokes
were the order ~ the evealng az
gathering Of seutchmen AZ the Fourth
Presbyterian church recnntl8 the &c
eaainn belnE = Burns meeting Res
William McCaaahan contributed fhis
one An fhFiiahman. a seolchman
ard "a Irish san Wefe couverslng 81
Ee,hsf. wheu fbt stotehman asked tbs
EnEHshman e. wbaf nationality b.
sould beinur il he could not BE- su
EuElishman
"td he d seotfhman. replied the
hnElIahmau What waald sou BE- "a
der the same circumstances b. asked
tts qaeauonef
NeI 81 De- aHtdone 81 courtesy. aHd
eishlas 9 shae tis sfeai admiration
sf - FnsHa friend tbe seoichmm
epifeH - #n EaElsawaa { i
euuaa eos
IHtas a Nho Hp
$ th um aa8 u go 81 the
eoHy auan ihe a his answer
81 iae same aaetUaa
ihsa3c nsHneg lhs frieai ffsm
fhf Isle arfoH iae water q couldn't
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-04

% q Fttih avenue sunday school
.Teathef why must ~ always De-
klna % ihe upof Ethel3
Ethel sllshtiy mixeal because
amang tn suHdfy and manifold
ehaaees q tbis wicked world We don't
ka8M hga aann they mas become rlch
Efplaeglls Magazine.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-04
HEAVY FROST
LAST NIGHT

Iah i0laH vas visited 81 heavy
frc3 sunta ighf and il 8 feared
considerable damage ass aouet0 early
fruits especially ga eie los lands
THe frost wss white one. hl fseef.
aui da not g. much damage o ff0its
ol itlsH gruaaa
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-04-04
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Il people in NHitA testify - thtIf
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ments af thelf experience, Is haltaF
pfaof tian tie testimony of people
residing 10 some Tar aNag place Read
tie following Daniel Duncan. fameT
irving three miles West ~ Ninata I
r Ays n procured q box ~ Dnan s
kidey Pills at tie Peoples Drug Store
and used them rheg eaFed ne az Too
frequent action 81 The kidncys. back
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suffered from heavy piHs thfaHgh ms
laius aua kiduets ahlch eefe often 81
severe thai ] couHd nut bend over -
fise ffam s chair without pgfflaE ms
hands On something fsF assistance
Tie seefefIous vert iea frequent aud
ofteu lad headaches Il a sHfefe Kind
naans kidney Pills cured me IL these
troubles aHd ulefe has teeu ue fecuf.
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