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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-03-12

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN.
That, IA pufsuance Uf ~ order II ths
County Court q tie County q gnie
and state ef Oklahoma. made un ths
10th day uf March laes ln the matter
of lie eaiate q Robert n. ilalnes
mlnof, tie undersigned. - tho guardian
Of Tie pcfson and estate of miner ulll
sell at public auction 70 the hiah.
est bidder far cash OF "a credit: one
third down and taianea II ane
aud ts0 years. with approved seeurlty
sahiect 20 confirmation b. said Cauntg
Court. on TUESDAY tie 1lsf aAf of
March iae, e 100 o'elock .. n, AZ
the court honss door. Pryor Cfeef
OKLA. Ia the County Of Mares Iii tie
right. title. Interest ard estate of the
said Robert A Halnes. minor. ana Nh
t1H right, tits and interest thai said
eagaIa has, nY operation 0f las. or
uthsfNlse. ae4uifed IN and % I'll fhe
certain lots uIsces of parcels Of land
situated. ias and being ln tha eauuty
81 Asgts ana State 81 Oklahoma
bounded and descrlled - follows. and
upon tsie follaalnk terms and con
uitluu 90 Wit Tie entire Interest Ia
remainder m AMI 20 the nv qr II the
sW ~ ana tAa - az IT lie nv Qr aee
ti0n !. Twp q n, he. q n after a
life estate Ia succession bels~tslna 10
A g IIaines and Ida 4 EIaiaes faffaf
aud mother q Robert 3 Hainas. said
estates having been Inherited from
Homer !. Iainex deceased
Dated the 10Th day of Aafoh los.
A. Z HAtNKs.
Guardian.
aANNWRh N HNNa4r
AAsafflae f4s4 ftssaf.4fa.s
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-03-12
SUICIDE
Aqed Man Dies dt
WeIch by Aid Of
Strychnine.

Welch, March 9. Special
70 the chieitain ] ]. Arm.
aged about o5 years, living IN
WeIch with his daughter, Mrs.
]. +. Lykins and family, com.
mitted suicide Saturday night
about II 40 O'Clock by taking
stryehnine. He procured the
poison a a WeIch drug store
Saturday evening. for the pur.
pose, IS he explained, of killing
rats. Acoroners inquest was
held sunday. and ! verdict
was rendered in accordance
with the above facts.
Sherill Ridenour wax It
elch yesterday II investi.
gate tie Arm suctsSsase Fe
says the old man spoke only
twice after taking lhe poison
and said nothing as . why he
wished = die
Sheriff RitIenhonf says
lfrehnint was found by the
old man side
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-03-12
LOCAL NEWS
M u. .Ia4 - n.

ftNstit Atii -
pf A. . Pith'ofd was loolaig
after some minor lana haslness m
Vs. s
Charley Phannkiish maS some
imrf@ emcas 90 the N.tellan staN-
wap Yesterday
" T 9 felenl'af 81 spfng-
d}a llSs af visiting hers s.fef.
Ns. ynos Jones'
In cs,.iss.3 u Hs..l,ns -.
iea to tIs constitutional COM
vsWaa, was "a loma gestsrisr
Niss N,5.ls perry Ia ms mann.
- sa4s. C,,,. ..l.ssa sl.a .s
g slst Ms. = Z Ready nee
fro
= Il es.e.a anna. Z, rae i,
q ,f.s ~ ~ .nt fs.,,,.e.g -
I..H " 5zzz
10 Muskogee 81 the flyer This NOM
ing.
h.a4 wak.ssaa h,,,,, ~ - -.
oit ...ass s,,,sasth. ,.a ,..s,...a...
Ne keeps things looking nice around
there
9 wpy,s. s,,m..,,,. .. ,.,.. .,.....
b oo~ y u. s,.ll,,s, ,s's', sss ; =. ss p'1's :
town ior several days looking after
business
"a ym,ns anal !. a,,,.. i
was..as Kse n,ta 49, -
visiting n. 5. Runyan eft las, night
fof ths8 home
rbe bo,,s.. assa,..a +, -
v,,.s., I, Ss,..s w. 60. =.
peifgssupplled With cily water. and
is receiving ne~ cost d paint
Al architect from canh,oe IL
,,ma = - .a.s.,n -. f.s,.ws..
,,o..l ..,,,,,.e -. 49,. -.
!, ,,.a s., ,,..'. ~. -.
S'eoiee Mitchell ek-memoef q
the GHEfue Isnaft II EiHFaI5Hu
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-03-12
IN JAIL
Springfield Coons
Given a Hearing
Today.

Springfield. Mo-. March 9-
Special Byron Vaughn and Robett
Riee. the two negroes that we've
captured At Ninlta. Oka. BY localai-
ticefs and who were brought back 81
Springfield by Chiet d Police Love.
less were gwen 4 preliminary ben-
ing today and are now ia lall,
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-03-12

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVaN,
Thai In pursuance q AZ efHef Il
the County Court 1T the County ~
Craig aud state 81 Oklahoma. uado
o. the iifb daY ~ March iisH IA tie
matter of tlis estate IT Leila nnas. tx
IL 19uea kiIzabHfh IuiieN Hnrilo
Iraea. mlnofA fiio aszaugaianed. "A
kuaH8l4u e filg estates 81 aid
miners wiil szll a paeIle auction. e
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-03-12
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
rnNNII az CnAan e

COUNTY ~ cn&2a
Il zas ceuztr Ceart
IN The matter Of the Estate Of Lena
Nay frltE. mlu0f. J =. Inman.
Guardian pfohate No. Is&s
NOTICE.
Notice i heroby given that F
luman. Guardian of Lena MAJ FfliE
: mlnof, viii On ilS zIFsi DAY IL Nafeh
les. ~ the hour Of Gee o'cloek .. mi
aE Tie front dool of tie Court IIonGe
IL tie cilf q Nlnlla. Craig nnna1s
Oklahoma. aceapt hIHs aud lease f6f
el aod Fas mining purposes lo lhe
highest bidder, the following dAsefIh.
Il aud helanKlng "a hEa minor mafu.
Lena Mar Erllx
lie - e u tha - q aud tie s az
Of tie Nv e # tie = e of section n
foHNsnips5 unrth. Range Is sasf
containing sa aclss lu Noaala eaanf9.
0zlahoma.
Tbs notice IS given pursuant la a.
nedel ~ Court made Hf the County
Court Cor tie gpunlf Il Craig. state
luf Oklahoma. IN tha aIh day III Mahals.
la0# - fNnAa.
HlDpAn s cLkpHkA.
AIIefnaI4 H# AZ
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-03-12

The weather manfred all bis
machines yesterday the SNOW
sitter, Che ice grinder and the
strainer-and be found them 10
FIRST class working condition.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-03-12

ana mat Qee ans NfNFHas reDtttx Afst
wha saml sWVH gariiAa feist a. ~ e..
Na4si ~ mttsah A iiA tlle firsf hHN ~
t'sileafa QnFnaaHl, ! nlAsse q ialtehHsf
q gHegfa SAp N1t thntihfNt $500
mf taaf. were HfrfecfIy eairtt aitsf taa
haxa CufIcHfa Oinimtnf ara sit'
fata 81 rap SEW efd ! new kssn
thasaa aa hahd faf srnhufn etc. efia s
Cuiieffs snap f1f shaving capia rfiie
Mat .Aai mre in ffsFfrner 81 iHf
tifa Ht tla naf Mant q take nsefs &
vamf William Il fsean. NeMAtk,
Ne M8r. 9S. iN
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-03-12
SUSPECTS
ARRESTED
Charged With Try
ing to Rob Bank
at Wydnd0tte.
spaeaI t0 the 6 hicliai1.

Special to the Ghlclialn
Alton. Ok, March g
Rufus Erwin and Doc Dai.
ton. two young men Of
this place. were arrested
here charged with at
tempting to rob the bank
at Wyandotte last week.
Both deny being out Of
town on that night.
They were taken 70
Miami by Sheriff SorreII.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-03-12

Keep your mouth shui and
obey orders That's what Taft
said Is the students a. Wesi
Point. Also. itnight be recorded
that he made a similar remark
70 certain leading republicans ia
Oklahoma.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-03-12

How Is a stranger supposed 10
pronounce it anyway Ninit a,
Vin.it-a. Ni.net a, Vince ia, or
Vinj.tag
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-03-12

succession helunginE e II. y. Daniel
aud Louisa Daniel iatIef aud mother
II fFesmAu A Daniel. said aAfAtns
having beet Inherited from EAina i.
Daniel, deceased
Dated the loth day o. March iaas
II d nANlHI
Guardian
GAYLORD \ BKH0tr.
AIfofn 8 feF Guardian. 81
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-03-12
W. W, GOODWIN. Manager
THURSDAY, vlslrA oxLA Marcel. Y

The sewing society viii now
adjourn 10 astend the spring
millinery opening
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-03-12

We're glad now we didn't burn
the rubber boots when the side
walk ordinance was passed
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-03-12

~. and M. 6. A. Oooapasiafs
have returned 70 Miami after 4 visn
here with 1. B. Couch and family
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-03-12

Used several e.NaI
frmcilsas lrnttef with
tfAfsirians and drug
gists' pIs fsrihans fHH
tsiHaa was a tasl ti
AAf hAnel4 that / saisll
lay q stats eieil is sase
II TIE ira - arfi 4 fule
liatssi afuss tlr hand
suuifl nei touch che
ffuii / nsti
Stln inskn.
iifmcslf a
oiifs externally l
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-03-12

tiANLonn n nKm4r.
Attorney Tor GuartllAli.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-09-18
MEET TO PLAN A
CAMPAIGN FOR TAX
Finance Committee of Supervisors
Holds Session to Arrange to Is
sue Public Statement.

The finance committee of the board
of supervisors is holding meeting
this afternoon at the court house for
the purpose of considering steps to
place the campaign for the proposition
of special so cent tax for county pur-
poses before the voters. The meeting
was held in the county clerks office,
and much time was spent in listening
to the statements of the county clerk
relative to the present financial situa-
ton of the county. At the last meet
ing of thS- supervisors it was suggested
that the finance committee arrange a
systematic campaign for the PROPOSE
ton of special tax, and issue printed
matter in support of the tax. The out
come of the balloting on the tax ques-
ton depends greatly on Just how thor
oughly the finance committee sees fit
to explain the present deplorable sit
uation of the county.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-09-18
TAFT SCORED AS
ENEMY OF LABOR
State Federation of Michigan Passes
Resolution Urging Unions to
Defeat Him.

Lansing, Mich, Sept. 1S.-Resolu-
tons denouncing William H. Taft as
an enemy of labor and local prohibit
ton as an invasion of the personal
rights of citizens were adopted by the
State Federation of Labor in session
yesterday.
Only one dissenting vote was receiv-
ed when the anti-Taft resolution was
adopted The republican platform was
repudiated and organized labor called
upon to aid in Taft's defeat.
The resolution adopted alludes to
Mr.. Taft as 1.-The father of government
by injunction" but phrase, "the arch
oppressor of organized labor" was
modified by eliminating the word
"arch" Seventy-five delegates are in
attendance. The meeting will be con-
cluded today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-09-18

a marching club, but definite action
was postponed until Monday, when
there will be another conference.
Plans for ward meetings were out
lined. but no definite action taken.
Would Run Both.
In view of the failure of the city
committee to organize, and DR.. De
Silva's activity in handling the city
campaign, it appears that the county
chairman is inclined to assume the
control of the city organization as
well as of the county body No move
has been made to organize in Rock
Island county, and there seems no dis
position to attempt organization But
the chairman is careful to distinguish
between theescapacity of the commit
teemen as members of the city COM
mittee and as members of the county
He doesn't want it thought
for a minute that he is taking charge
of the city committee.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-09-18
WANT TAFT TO
SPEAK IN CITY
Republicans Think Pfesiden-
tiaI Candidates Presence
Might Help Harmony.
STEAD is NOT TO COME
Attorney Can Not Speak In Open Air,
So Substitute Is Sent-County
Members Meet.

The republican machine of this city
is to make an effort to secure Taft as
a speaker here during the campaign.
This action was decided on at a meet
ing last evening. The situation from
the republican point of view is a seri-
Gus one. and the feeling is that an in
f1uence as great as that of the pres
ence of the candidate himself will be
needed to bring about anything like
harmony in the disrupted party organ
ization. At the meeting last evening
it was not decided just what steps TO
take in the matter, but the effort is to
be begun soon.
The session was meeting of the
precinct committeeman of Rock Is
land, called by DR.. Joseph DeSilva,
chairman of the county committee
These committeeman are members of
the county committee and also com
pose the city committee, but as the
city committee has not organized, the
members met as members of the coun-
ty committee and DR.. DeSilva pre-
sided.
Get Speaker for Rally.
A speaker has been secured for the
rally to be held by the republicans to-
morrow evening. Attorney General
Stead was to be here. but the attorney
general can not speak in the open air,
so the local committee had to wire
| to Chicago to send any one available
Nathan w. MacChesnev is the man
designated for the occasion. and it is
here by either James A. Rose, secre.
tary of state or Andrew Russell, the
republican candidate for state treas
urer. No one here ever heard of Mac.
Chesney, but the Chicago headquar.
| tiers gives it out that he is an attorney
and a great orator. NJ. NJ Sturgeon
is to preside as chairman of the even
ing. There will be flag raising III
| connection with the speech making.
In making plans for this occasion
| the committee decided not to send out
| cards announcing appointments on the
reception committee" 1t has been
| the custom to send out several hun.
uA0U VI thSSt t'luo CESiS illISs ltSlN
was stranger TO entertain, bat the
committee feared that it might add to
the disorganization of the party by
such plan, and so it is given out that
every republican is a member of the
reception committee.
Secure Turner Hall.
| The county committee members Sc
cured the Turner hall as the head
quarters of the city committee for the
campaign Plans were discussed fol
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-09-18
SEASON AT TOWER ENDS
Sunday Is to BE Last Day Amusements
Will Be Open.

Sunday is to BE Last Day Amusements
Will Be Open.
The final closing of the Watch
Tower will take place Sunday when
the closing day will be fittingly OBJ
served with a concert of unusual
merit The Tower has proved a very
good place for sightseers who
wished to keep in touch with the work
which is being done on the power dam
in Rock river at that point. At pres
ent one may see all that is going on
from a seat in the inn. Just across
from the Tower there are over 100
men working on the huge dixie which
is to prevent the water from covering
the island when the dam is completed
and the stage of the river is raised.
At the site of the dam another large
force of men is at work. One can
look up the river from the Tower and
see the bare bed of the stream with
many curiosity seekers hunt lg among
the huge rocks which cow sthe bot
tom Just at the foot of chutes
and from there to then fferdam
above the power dam therel a poo.
of water a few feet deep. ItA a won
derful scene. showing hos man
changes or stops the course ofN river
and makes it do his bidding. / the
places of amusement will close after
Sunday and the inn will close its
doors until next season.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-09-18

preachers. the priests, or among those
who produce the nations wealth.
You find them in the hands of just
a few people and those are the people
who have secured favors and priv
ileges from the government, and when
Mr.. Roosevelt brings his indictment
against these owners of swollen for
tunes he brings an indictment against
the republican party, for it is the re-
publican party that has permitted the
abuse of governmental power that has
led TO the accumulation of swollen
fortunes"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-09-18
REPAIRS ON BRIDGE ARE DONE
Structure Now Considered to Be
Stronger Than Ever.

Repairs to the damaged bridge
across Rock river at Milan were CON-
pleted yesterday afternoon and it is
said the structure is now stronger than
ever. The other parts were inspected
and found in good shape. Mayor
Schaffer and the bridge committee of
the city council went to Milan this
afternoon to look at the south shore
abutment of the north or toll bridge
which is weakening While the water
is held back by the cofferdams used
in making the power dam just above
is considered good time to put a
concrete jacket around the abutment.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-09-18
The New Wonder in Watches. Any
one Can Now Own IL.

The watch that has aroused ire
mendous interest among scientists and
watchmakers, because of its extra
durable. non-magnetic movement, and
its remarkably low cost, is owned and
distributed by the Union Watch com
pany, 40 Maiden Lane, New York II
you intend buying a watch, and want
the best for the least money. you
should write at once for illustrations
and description of this new and per
feet timekeeper. Com olete informa-
ton sent free on receipt of your name
and address.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-09-18
PERSONAL POINTS.

Dale Hayes left today TO commence
a course of study at the Missouri
School of Mines.
Miss Mary Schatz has returned home
from South Bend, Ind, after visit of
several weeks with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. H, ]. Mcdonald and
children, 1920 Thirtieth street, depart
ed today for Denver for visit of two
weeks.
Colonel and Mrs. Stanhope E. Blunt,
formerly of Rock Island arsenal, now
of Springfield, Mass, arsenal, are Wis
iting their daughter, Mrs. Arthur D.
Ficke of Davenport.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-09-18
To FORM A BIG
CLUB IN COUNTY
Democratic Committee Decides
on This Plan Rather Than
Precinct Organization.
FLAG RAISING is PLANNED
Speakers and Music Are to Be Secured
for First RaiIy--Subcomnnit-
tees Are Named.

AT the meeting of the democratic
county committee held last evening at
the Turner hall on the call the
chairman, Charles ]. Smith, the pre-
liminaries for the fall campaign were
considered, and among other things it
was decided to organize a Bryan club
OF the county. The state and national
campaign managers advocate precinct
clubs, but the county committee con-
siders a general club of the county a
better organization in view of local
conditions. The committees already APP
pointed were authorized to proceed
with the arrangements.
Big Rally Planned.
1t was decided to hold a big old
fashioned rally and flag raising as the
opening event of the campaign, at an
early date. The arrangements are in
the hands of the subcommittee, and
speakers, both local and from other
cities, are to, be secured, music will be
provided, and all of the features of an
old-time rally will be arranged.
The following subcommittee of the
county committee were named:
Executive. district No. Charles J.
Smith. chairman; George P. Staudu-
har. secretary; Joseph Lerch. S. A.
Lavanway. Rock Island District No.
2-John Day, vice chairman, NJ w.
Battles, Moline; p. S. Dunbar, East
Moline. District No. Edward Cool,
vice chairman. Cordova. District No.
flames Britton, chairman, Anda-
lusia.
Advisory-Cornelius Donovan, South
Rock Island; John Shields, Hon. T. j.
Medill, S. r. Kenworthy, M. H. Sex
ton and Fred Herges. Rock Island :;
w. r. Moore, NJ. J. McEniry. Clarence
Trevor and S. d. Hicks. Moline; Fra.
Garrett, Port Byron; John Bertelsen,
South Rock Island, and NJ Kelley,
Edgington.
Fipance-Hon. E. w. Hurst, c. B.
Marshall, Charles McHugh and Joseph
Geiger, Rock Island William Effiandt,
Andrew Olson and Frank Gustafson,
Moline; D. w. Matthews, Milan
Thomas Lees, Coal Valley; w. d.
Hall, Port Byron; Robert Waite,
Reynolds; R. S. Silvis, Silvis, and
James Martin, Hillsdale
Arrangement Joseph McCrory
Henry Prick, Hon. William McEniry
II. w. Ward and Andrew Math. Roc.i
Islands c. C. Coyne Robert Rank
! George ,Reimers and A. J. Beach, Mo
line: A. O'Brien. Barstow; Fred Saul
paugh, Milan; F. w. Pershing, Silvis
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-09-18
TRUST is AIDING.
Continued from Page one)

the corruption fund which it is charged
has been used in Delaware, and de-
nounced those who would sell their
votes
Mr. Taft" he said, explained moth
ing The steel trust today is support
ing the republican party and the re-
publican committee dare not say be-
fore election the amount of money it
will collect from the officials of the
steel trust to help it in its campaign"
Crowd Approves His Remarks.
His remarks on publicity of cam
paign contributions before election
and on the election of senators by di-
rect vote of the people caught the
crowd, who, on a test vote. raised
their hands to a man as being in favor
of these propositions.
Mr. Bryan attacked Mr.. Taft and
his platform generally, and said there
was no proof of the republicans re
ducing the tariff and injuring the
trusts which had fattened under it.
THE reason you cannot reduce it,
he asserted, lis that the republican
party gathers its campaign funds from
these men who purchased the righl
to get the money back from the peck
cts OF the people.
"The republican leaders expect tc
get their money this year like they
have secured it heretofore, but thej
are not willing that the people
should know by publication before
detection where the, money was coming
from
what answer does Mr.. Taft make?'
he inquired.
Where the swollen Fortunes Are.
Speaking of President Roosevelt:
reference to swollen fortunes, Mr.
Bryan declared: you don't find then
among the farmers, the 1aboring men
the merchants. the teachers, the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-09-18

Press and publicity-H. P. Simpson.
DIR. ]. p. Comegys. George Miles, Sam
r. Davis, Fred Burt, George H. Owens
and Robert Kuschmann.
Music-Henry C. Webbing and
Charles Bleuer, Rock Island; Edward
" Brown and E. P. SEVERN, Moline
The committee will hold its next
meeting in Moline. The date has not
been decided, the meeting to be called
by the chairman.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-09-18
OBITUARY..
Funeral of Mrs. Quinn

Funeral of Mrs. Quinn.
The funeral of Mrs Bridget Quinn
was held yesterday afternoon from the
Sacred Heart church The last serv-
ices were conducted by Rev. ]. f.
Lockney. Burial TOOK place at the
Catholic cemetery in Moline.. The
pallbearers were all relatives of Mrs
Quinn. They We're Frank. VIII and
James Burke of this city, Louis Fow-
Ter of Wichita, Kan, Edward Fowler
of Hannibal Mo, and Michael McGin-
mis- of Campus. IBHa Other relatives
from out of the efeyh who were in at
tendance at the funeral were Mrs.
James Warren, Mrs. NJ y Fowler and
Mayme Fowler of Wichita, the Misses
Mary and Kate MeGinnis of Reddicll,
H., and Mrs Ella .Belknap of Ottum-
wa, Ill.
River RipIets.
The Helen Blair was here from the
south and the Ruth and Emily passed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-09-18

back and forth through the Rock Is
land draw. The stage of water was
2.20 at G a. IN. and $50 at noon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-09-18
GET MONEY EASY.
CONTINUED from Page one.)


alleged that work was progressing
rapidly.
Says There Was No Town.
De Silyey was given job as time
keeper and started for Irondale. When
he arrived in Texas he found, he said,
that there was no such town. He
learned that once such railroad had
been projected, he declared, and that
three and half miles of work on it
had been done and then stopped. 1t
was alleged by officials of Palestine
which is located 10 miles from where
Irondale should be, that not only has
work on the road been stopped long
ago but that the options have expired
and that the company never owned
any land along the right of way.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-09-18

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