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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-10
SAW MISS SAPP DIE.
Samuel v. whitlow ot Mofan Says
the Girl Killed Herself Because
a Intatuasion for Him.

lola, Kas.. Oct "a sensational
development came yesterday IN The
mysa4gioas death ~ Miss MAy Sapp,
tie daughter of John n sApp of Me.
ran. sl.o was found dead Ia the bark
yard ef her fathers home with bsr
throat cut tt vas learned Tuesday
moFnlng that after being under h.
yestsgation practically ever since tie
tragedy samuel n Whtlow grain
ana oo4l dealer Of Moran. wiio form
srly vas a teacher 70 whom Mis- sapp
had gone % school. had confessed iast
Mouday night that he wAs AZ her
side wnsn tie razor vas drawn across
TIE thruat 0f gte young woman
Il vas suicide, IL TIE assertion oi
whltlow lie says she killed herself
fof loye OF him and because he would
not desert hs family and 80 away
wlth her. The father and hFother.ln.
las 81 tie giFl declare a was not sui.
eide whites sundsr arrest Whit
lou attempted suicide eH the Way from
Moran 70 IolA Monday night
Row rmE ciKw WAS rouSD,
The county attnrney believes that
TIE nea Developments Ia tie case are
Of great Importance and gives much
creilt 70 the pinkeft0n detective sho
had worked "a the case only since .
week ago Tuesday LAST Monday
many people, among them some q
the county onicer wh0 had been
working - tis csse fof three days.
said ths nsgstery q the girls death
would never b. cleared
AZ that time several stories 81
whltl0ws peculiAf aetious ihe nigh,
nf tse tragedy Lad reaelea the al.
tiloritiss can TIE detectives sifted
az these sofies down ard learned
that there vas a vide variance in
some of Whitlows statements con
cefulng dstailso " his actions me.nieil
Miss Sapp eas fc2Aa dead "a the laos
yard u her home
Il Nas shlie the eofonsf's jury sa'
ia sssion THAT Wbttlos admittea q
TIE plnkerton detective tiaAtEhe knew
all anout the girls death Tie ooron
cfS 4ary As h0redlY adjourned un
al yesterday and preparations msds
20 lst Whluos tel al his sfofj
70 tie coauty officers he mslis
his statement ate TUESDAY night
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-10
COMING TO VINITA
Splendid Opportunities Awaiting al
Our Door To Be Admitted.

II tire proper Efforts are se, forth,
yinita mas secure large glass iae.
tors "a the near future CITY Clerk
Gee Foree has been 70 o0mmuni.
cation sith shalef Bros of Mancie
Ind The hfgest mauufaci ufers %
gla& in tie United states Tiey
made Inquiries regarding the cost Of
gas building site railroad facilities,
etc and expressed desire % locate
here i tasY can fet ans ENDORSEMENTS
A factory q THIS nature sould employ
frum three % four hundred men most
Of whom would become prominent
clt tens of our taWn THls is uue 0f
many institutions that require An
enormous outlay Bf muasY f1f hslp
ard other inadsaaato szpanse This
Is . matter that should attract the
atfention q oar business men and
steps should - taken al once e look
Iuto tie matter
~ Fogle has Also rooe Fsd inquiries
from g i Weleh AZ Nicholson Kan
regarding tie building q ; hemp FAC
tofg a TINS place lie Is dsslrous Of
getting TIE pcopie here interested Ia
planting hemp ard proposes himself
q feut several thousand acres Tat he
mas cultivate himself aslng steam
ploss 70 cultivate same BE asks no
bonds bot prefers % have scme man
u' capital % start himself in tile en-.
tefprise he has d patent hemp brake
taf requires about one hair The time
ia pguung the material "a p.e mark.
~
~ Ngkum a san Francisco Cal.
writes here ta ascertain tho outlook
faf bg department store AZ thls
pase aud other inquiries are coming
ffaH mans sources fen9aug tie ~
t#ee 60 falta aad business outlook
Aa0t these mafgtn aa e vital m
Fortancg e. Niaita Tha ls new
c0gHtD factories are seeking suitable
locations vhore uleY can b. operated
cheapest and meet ogr splendid tae.H.
Ties and natural resources We can
oGeF % Misunderstanding Industries cy.
eff iudueement that Is desired with
these factories Nlutas future IS az.
mea
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-10
NOTICE.
Department Of the Interiog, Com
missioner % the Five Civil.
iied Tribes.

Notice IA hereby given that from
oatotar 10Th % Oct0her lath. n
elusive, the outstanding tictefa ~
admission wili 10 reoslvsd a. the
Chefokse land once On the dates
named Holders of sach Tickets
sllour apply only ca The dates lndl
eafed % l@sald unnecessary expense
and delay. ~ eiley wlll be admitted
only on thezdatss designated unless
any ticket cannot be reached, Ia
ublch event such ONES will be admit.
tod nmt o. the following day
THURSDAY ccsotsF ID. sesi 10 ssce.
inclusive.
Friaar o'-s oi to $50,
Inclusive.
saturday. oeto,af 3 inl 70 sSo
inclusive.
'onday, cctot@r -, s.Gi 70 SlOo
inclusive
TucsiaY. octolsr IS. b.l0i q 6.isa
inclusive.
wedaesaay October ia, 5isi to $50
inclusive
THURSDAY October II, s@l to Afso
Inclusive
Friday oe'se>r rs, Sssl ,e ssec
Inclusive.
sa,arday, ocsoteF II. SOL 70 sEz
lncluslvs
Monday octOesr n, t.Bi 70 s4s
lnelusise
Tuesday, octsbsr 2. s.aoi % Sits
lacluslve
"Wednesday, esetolsfs1 agsl 70 6,ses
inclusive.
THURSDAY, ncsober n. 6aol 70 $3.50
inclusive.
FrdAf. octoesr a5. Aa5i 70 Seoe
Inclusive
" e poLLeoK.
Acting Commissioner
Dated At Muskugas r.
oct. : is0i
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-10
A MAN FOUND DEAD
Indications Are That Ne Fell Out Of
q EFee With Fatal Resalts
Warm Whsa Found

sap0lpa, I. T., Oct. q Late last ey-
enlng, the authorities IN the CITY
were notlaed that q dead man had
been found IN q held near Pole Cat
bridge, and anuordlngly, ufilcer Dick
Harper And 4 numneT Of others went
onl to investigate Onarfiying ~ the
deasa nated place they found the body
ci middle ASca man shich waa Sill
98rm indicating that be had died but
short tlme before.
Wien the pfiicer and others arrived
tilsY found the body lylng face down,
with 3 slight abrasion back of the left
ear, and his right lee nrukan la two
placeN And from al appearances he
had climkwf ap ia tree and had fail.
les out, witl the results above stated
The nAine on tiie Letters Indicated
that the mans name 10 a M L2Piant.
His trunk las been at the depot since
September %. AID there are some
storage charges on a. HIS pocket
book contained trunk keys papers, To-
hacco tags trunk el.ecs and hlll of
goods bought AZ caney kans sept
n. 1901
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-10
WHO ARE INDIANSl A BIG INSTITUTION
The Indian Bureau TO Issue 4 Book
Classifying All Members Of the
Five Civilized Tribes.

wasbinglon. Oct. ) Within > few
weekA tha Indian bureau will issue 3
book containing tha name " every
indian on TIE rolls " tll9 SSe civil.
ICED trilses In ths Indian Territory.
There are over ioi.ooo names and it
will take = book Of over 5oo pages %
hold them. The book Il 10 BE- sold a.
tl and IL intendod 10 help peopls who
wAnt "a deal with tie Indians When
an indian asks for credit, merchant.
hy referring TO the book, will know
shetllsf The indian Il on tho foliA II
hs 10. the merchant stands some show
Of getting his money. With each
nAmc vii In given the Age and trihs
"a which the indian belongs
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-10
OKLAHOMA FARMERS
HUNT WILD DOGS To DEATH

Oklahoma CITY. Oci s Farmers
owning stock or trail hounds 10 I,ogan
county, two or three mllUs south %
Guthrie, o r., have been enioylnz a
novel and exciting sport the lAst two
three weeks 10 running dosn and XIII
ing a pack Of Wild dogA -Four ye4n
ago farmer who moved from tie
neighborhooa left behind ~ his alan.
d0nsd cabin female hound. Tie
latter made 10 Effort 10 aud another
home and soon ran slid
Ia the two succeeding years are
RAISED two lltfcn q pups. in all four.
teen The mother and her family
lived a. ore family. ana zs this gups
gFsv bigger and bigger tarmsfs b
Gan loaing pigs and poultiI and Young
calves There ate nsnT wolves -
tbs portion of OklAiloma, and e "a,
suspected thAt aoma Of tie dos tad
ulld fathers. whleA Is noI unusual.
Tie paek. led b. tha motheF, gres
- bold that aassfzi tim2s u ATTACKED
asgrocs returning from The cotton
fields AMI sAs driven q With great
dlfieulty. The negroes bpcAme %
alarmed taat manY of thsm would DOT
venture ssaY from theif homes a
night Ths dogs sened 70 hnd nnct
spnFt IN pursuing domestic dos. even
pAess of trail hoands, Ant were nu'
nsFpus enough & make ths hght ems
SIDED.
ITO loses becane 10 he4vs that ssr'
sFai hunts wers ofganized ard ths
paek vas auAliY destForsd, het nol
until they Rad made il lively foF uhs
hoands PIT o. ti4elF trail.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-10
Wein aio Oct IT,

Nn q g hersand is vefy SICK
with rheumatism.
Fred Keelor of Raruestfe Is here
tranactlng business todaf
J W itenick of Neosb0 Is regis
tered a. the Green to-day
J W Deuthltt, d prominent mer
chant Of hluelacket Is here today
The woodmeu met last night and
conferred degrees on Pearl Carson.
$ 4. Walklnestick, of Tahleauah,
was registered at The Cobb ths morn.
ing
Aiss Lulu.Blra. who las been slslt.
ing relatives here left this morning
fof ST. Louis
We are now able q furnish yoa sol
id oak cane seat dining chairs aG 75S.
Holland 2s2 Il
Geo. Davis. q prominent uli man u
Tulsa Is here a. tie hospital suffering
ffom injuries
Guy rattan Is 81 Moskogee today
looking after q Cherokee allotment
contest before the Dawes commission.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-10
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
DISCUSS CONDITIONS

4. A isafsef, Democratic C0mmls.
slonef elect Il ksnnsas ~as here
yesterday TIE purpose q BIS visit
here vas % confer wlth The ether
members II TIE basri ri regard 20
tie condition tie cguuty ELI -
placed Ia ahen the president issues
MS statehood PROCLAMATION. Il Is the
intention - tie boAFd "a make pro
Ylsionl for tie caring q tie prisoners
a cniK COUNTY and providing place
a holding the district and county
o0efts AMI onlcss for tie several coun.
Il snlcers The board at this time
hzs no possf "a make any contracts
! fee the county but they purpose q be-
rsady 70 promptly take care Of THIS
nFRent business of tie county iaa.
medlatelY after tie Statehood pro.
clamati0n IS issued
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-10
Acting sommlssioaet
Dated at Auskpgss r.
oct. Z 1901

There Is something substantial
about tie yery mention Of M great
Cole nfotham eleus and menagsrle
glat causes ore II realize feeling u
surety Il IS nearly ten years since
this giant Of tie amusement world
toured This seetien of the country and
during It's absence u has NJ Increased
IN both magnitude AMI merit that
few all recognlze IN Il TIE shoA THAT
alsays pleased them - extremely IN
tears gone by Eseff department
has been enlarged AMI while magni.
tude has been considered, merit has
not by any means been neglected
They afe the shoNmen WHO always
consider their patrons nnt and tile
finances later. They are eognlEant of
tie fact that the best advertising me.
dlum evef created is . satisfied audi.
ence, ard Of tie hundreds q thou
sands who have seen Tits slios this
year, not one complaint has been
made b. one q them Patrons u
thls shos can feel assured that thef
afe safe IN is spacious tents a. &C
their own HOUSES and that their time
Is not heing wasted Watching ; per.
fofmAacs with which thsf are only too
familiar Everything Is up % tie
Hlnufa The comfortable seating a..
fangements are such as meet with TIE
approval Of al The oid fashioned
circus seats hsys heen Felegafad and
every saat n provided Nlth eumf0rta.
ble tack aud foot rests Tie Cole
nfutlefa sh0u carries It's o&n cofos
II detectives, Nho viii work Ia cous
Junction with the iueai aathnfities
aud visitors can feel that Ties vii
not le compelled a. suffer ffu5a TIE
annoyance q dishonest mellods -
conspicuous With other tented aKgtt
cations VIII exhibit al Ninita
Monday. 0ctCtsF "a
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-10

4 oattlsman over IN Western OKLA.
homA has beon.sued fof $1,000 bY q
mllliuef Tie facts IA the case are
about As follows Tie catgleman
wanted q sell friend Tie uew mil.
liner had just come 70 town and open.
Il = millinery business The cattie-
nm thought be saw his opportunity
u5 pretending q knoW the nea lmil.
lsneF stating THAT size had just gotten
oat 81 lAll What vas sire 10 laa fofs
Inquired he friend sticking hat.
pln through q salloF. replied tie eat.
ueman The ness SOC out over town
1haf tbs nsw mlllluef lad Just Kot out
II lAll and caused her much annoy
anes and slle brought suit for dsmag
es n The sum Of sl0.o0o
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-10
NEW STATE FAIR
III Exhibition Opened Last satuf-
a. AZ Oklahoma City With
Flattering Prospects

The arst annaal state fair of OKLA,
homA opened II 0klahomA cts oa|
saturday. 0et0bef 6. Speeehaa we're
delivered BY G o JonaA president of
TIE fair association. loyernof elect G.
\ Haskell and others
The hgsf day waa set apart - ''chll-
dren's day. and there was . good a.
nendanoa Of tlase and uldsr persons
Tie pAacing u exhibits could not hs
completed before the opening day. yst
tlis buildings and grounds were 10
veFy good c0nuitien. considering TIE
fact that nine weeks hefose tne open.
ina tie 100 acres lncloeed ~ tssa hlg
fence waA unlapken prairie and that
sunnower grew whsFe the spacious
exhibition bulldings nov stand. These
buildings are permanent and are large
and well lighted TIE only Temporary
structures ars ia the lgorrotc village
ard amoug tiss tents u TIE Indians.
which occgpy space BET Nceil uic build.
ing proper
All day Ffidag, IN spite Of The 81.
most impA@ab.e stretch % newly
made road connecting TIE faiF grounds
wlth tie city ilmitA there wAs a con.
slant pfocesslun oi dfaya and hacks
carrying exhibits and exhibition
The directors of tlie fns artz needle.
work ard cullnAfy departments could
nes get helpers enough 70 take care Of
the great quautliy o. articles brought
20 them. Tire collection Of oll pa'nt.
ings. water cnitrs, pAstels and i,Afld-
painted china was large enough 70 30
credit @ a much older Institution
Owlns 70 thu cad weather and Tie
mud. tire lise stock vas not plAcua
until SATURDAY., nor were the racing
hons taksa % The grounds before
then.
Tia premiums offered are unusually
lghsr4l and csser nearly every class u
prdurtloa ia the state. Purses for
the various faces nugcd frsm 80 70
sgoa
Ths faifhaa TENT IrAfily lifted pFicea
"a Oklahoma City Eggs are Soc pey
doten. butter aoe poefad and chica
eue - fd Ila Transfer and
day men sse holding ti,e paplic up m
mastery manner. charging from
q 50 e. e.-s8 for delivcfinR a sinele
package AZ tie GROUNDS
BY tire time another year has panaesi
the grounds vill he 10 perfect coudi.
tion. TIE people vii have had time Z
ggvpzrs exhlbltx All e. tbe far Ue.
oonaes more uidely knoWu e wiH prove
an iustitution q which al Oklahoma
EGi sell be pfopd
VinitA cent onll = szasli exlssbst this
year bet naGt year shs can. Ana ,is4 4ot-
iea sill, end q much largef 0De Tie
attempt 70 pfoducs aay oue Uiang tie
bsst - its kiud is of tie greatest eau.
cAfseaA value T1w farmer who
ggows tbe test ear e oaru g tle lest
head q siock, las aoeairet something
b.ttel than pFeulun
let oYefg person in Craae county
strive during the eoui ing reaf Njth 8
ti@aklt of s pFiFewinalng exhibit in
mlnd ard tNe result sill he sren ard
foit ~ tbe entire eounty whether
pfeHlaus are acquired or not
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-10


sgndAf, octeaef Z. vas great aAy
a the huae Il Mr. ard Ma q II.
carver. Of CieoFa. Great IN thal TIE
llsy = c RiehAfdA Of Miami. unitei
their eldest soa. wllford y Carver. 70
Miss rAnay LAEldrum. daughter Ul
ttq lats u. $ LAndrum great IN that
ever ; hundroa and hftY friends Fatb.
cred q witness the ceremony and pzf.
take Of TIC toauteous feast prepared
for them by tise good mother And hef
friends Large tables Rensroasly sup
piled and frcaaently Fvplenished held
tiie feast that begAn 81 I o'elock and
lAstsd until after o'olock. even after
the happy bride and groom had de-
parted fof Tsxas ea their wedding
trip Nf Carver vent 90 CleoFa alout
tao Yean ago and - gained many
friends Miss PAnsF Is = popular young
woman shose friends ard sehoolmatez
gathered 70 Nish tie greatest % al
loys To rommemoAis the aoc4sion
AN Nay Lose. q Alton took 4 mum.
Der q ph0iograpBoi oi ths bridal couple
and guests on ne lavH Many wefe
tile expressions of sooa will. tie fol
lowing bsing among tte tokens pre-.
ssntei q the bride
pAflof lamp and linen LOSS Lund1
lamp, Holsrt talston rtYon portrait.
Lacy Nelghhon table linen and nap
aims MIS- Nora Utter Pillae sham.
ala Gun AdcoK napksns 1f and
Nh III Fostor towels. Mn Lee
0wenby tablespoons a Monfoe
towels Mr an8 Ms q II Carver
fruit bowl. James Love fruit dlsh,
Df and MIS- Trout eaks pate. James
Neighbou tes setx Mrs. Rosa Duncan,
Charles r. Carver and Mrs Walter
Williams PEPPER aud at stand neftha
M1ufoe soup boel MI ard Nn & II
Couch cake Plate. Mis- Ressse Frank
iln water set Misses Mari and LiuIe
Owenbg water pltclief Mr and Mfs
VIII Tennant ffuit bowl Nt ard
Ms f Bliss pickle iish Mrs nalsl
Melton. Nn Matttie Daniels ca4eI
plate, Emma Daniels towels Rnhy
smith spread. Mf and Ms Geo +.
Harris
Two Yean ago a gentleman speng
something over $50 o heat lis res
deuce vith d furnace last fal 30 Lad
tire oatat oFefhauleiaf an expeuso q
as just nos Re is having gas installed
for heating purposes az an oatay II
80 or 20 lie is noe wondering II
the elephant eill barn TIE house
81 the gas man take tie houss iof aas
bills
Dave Michasls aud 9 l. Nichaels
vefe arfaignei before MAYER Paris
fesfeHlay ga q charge q asnaltlng L
7 Garrison faw dals age The At
tomefs for bath vete given anfli Sat-
urdaY e s1bsit brlefs
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-10
vIaisa publlc school Item.

said the ninth grade latin class
boy 10 ths ninth grade giFi who vas
eating apples
"Et ~ molly Gee
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-10

Nm Mitchell sent 10 aussogss last
night % attend the examining board
Of phAfmaey lie was accompanied
hY IFS sister Mis- Rodo. uf Seneca
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-10

Nn IAae sheefef living 90 wess
r.@aate n having a Substantial brck
sldesas ad in front of herc resi-
dencs 10 Is hcpsd tlai other prop
ertg asuers ia that nelrhbofhooi All
fol.ee her example ana de ilkos Ise
before the ulny season sets ln.
D. n NRthews, wlo fof some lima
has been employed by ths Nlalls
Light. ice 5 Power Go as collector
left Iasf TUESDAY under mysterious
circumstances n is alleged that be
left 5 uumteF % creditors g moun
bis DEPARTURE his whereatpug is
unknasn.
Hou vs. G Pollock assistant att6f
nef general q the United State eho
has taen actiag commissioner % tie
rive Civilized trIlas during TIE pasi
snmmef leaves Msskogee SATURDAY.
fof hIs croei Washington e. remain.
T. e Wilson While lu Omaha Ne
basEa s1'd his lakefI and expects e
open a takefY here s8cn iuthe HAlsall
haidlag Nj Wilson has tad l5
years experiences "a tie bakery basl-
ncss
Tfase cities ahlca waited 81 pave
their streets after statehood siii have
a. pag l5 pef cent mere f9 tie work
than hsd tlleg paved Under tlp old
siatate IN force in lie Indian Terri
toff
''rasyiosl johnson has been here
Wyef days thh eetk attending
caun lie has made uo rtids 0n tha
"aua Joints Is yet though IL la
been hourly e3pectcd
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-11-07
The Crested Seas

BY James Brendau Connolly.
If you IKE short s!urIes wiz
plenty Of action you will enj
j b COunolly's latest book. l.
is a collection ut stories writer
Of men who make their living
by SAILING ne ocean
The first story in the b OK
THE Dance tells OF ~mug
Ter who stayed too long at Il
ball. the txciling chase. and
the capture by the revenue off
GERS.
Mr. Connolly ranks among
the best writer's Of sea stories Of
today HIS Knowledge and pow.
er of description have gwen ",
a nnm Dtr Of thrilling stories
Published ny Charles Scrib-
rer'> Sou, New York. Prc
$50
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-11-07
The Balance of Power

BY Arthur Good ich,
A story OF >naII city in Con
necticutI
1t porrrays factory life and
management, also municipal al
fairs, II tact it is an exposure
of graft and greed with a good
love story. The hero is true to
his CONVICTIONS and willing and
able to fight 10 the last. He has
many friends the Colonel and
jimmy o Rourke are especially
amusing. II is well worth while
reading it.
Published by The Outing Pub
fishing Co, New York. Price
81 80
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-11-07
NEW BOOKS
CONTINUED trum Page 3 }

CONTINUED trDm Page 3
Ford carefully studies matters
then presents ttru u'r-Onally
to the board in Nv York.
With seemingly unsurmounta
BILE obstacles to contend with h,
works away. 1t is az inteUsei'
exciting story of railroad build
ing, every step is portrayed
There is romauce througl
the book that gives zest to the
story.
Published by The 3 bbs-MeI-
rill Co. lndiauapU Ind
Price 81 80
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-11-07
A Kentucky Chronicle

~ 49, w Va N'S ~uA wv l.
Zation ct KENTUCKY In au inter
eStiug ana romantic form. The
Characters are real people that
actually did live. The names
have sometime been changed
but in all else it is a veritable
chronicle SO the author informs
US.
The author was born ia Louis.
willie and for eighty seven years
was identified with the life of
that city. He had keen sense
of humor, was well read, and
his power OF observation was
we'll developed.
He knew exactly what he was
writing about and his account is
tender and earnest.
Published by the Male Pub.
fishing Co, Washington, D G
HrlCe Sl.OU.
Mr.. Tuckerman'S NieceS
BY Helen Dawes Brown.
Mr.. Tuckerman is a bachelor
who leads a quiet life. He has
small inheritance and adds to
that by lecturing In a neighbor-
ing university. He has three
nieces left orphans and as be is
the nearest relative and their
father especially requested that
he has charge of them, he Offers
them his home. He is not at all
anxious for these nieces, but he
places duty before inclination.
The three girls are real girls
and their experiences are very
interesting.
1t is a splendid story. clean
and healthy and far better tnan
the average book. 1t will be
appreciated by those who love
Miss Alcott's books.
PublishedEby Houghtou, Milf
din & Co.. Boston, Mass