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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-06

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laud 5oAehln. tbe rfeai siallnlsi.
ahoss death eoensfsd feeenlls see 81
The railway slallun szitiHn fof q
lruin
A rsspeetaa.e lestlnf nan. apfsf.
suix = naftf IL Ms best clothes.
paeed 81 his side . while. waGoklaE
him wIEh slpss iussfsst Finally he
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looted JoAehln fali Is he faer Thsn.
last as be 80 about q - en. -
lapned the tf1iielsfs ehtsl impfes.
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-nut faEanlal sas ths nan. said
b
Joachim used = kay. declares the
narrator of tbs story hat b. never
felt - small Is ne lIfs Whole PAGES
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Youths Compsniaa
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-06
DANGER IN DELAY
Kidney Diseases Are TOO Dan.
gerous for vinita People TO
Neglect.

The great danger q Kidnsg troubles
is that theY get = arm hold before
the sufferer recognizes them. Health
4 andermlnded. haesashs. heAdaohs.
NERVOUSNESS. lamsnssa,l soreness. lam
hogo, uniary troubles dfopsy. dlaostes
and Bflghf's dsezsss follow Ia merci.
les succession. Don't neglect vouf
kidaels Cure tie kldusys ~lth The
certain AMI ale remedy. Beans KID.
ney Pills shlsh has cured people
right hsfe ln Nnita
?. 4. SopeF farmer Irving ere and
thFssf9urths niles vesf II Vlulls.
OK. says For ase ef 81 Years snf.
fefsd from al ifresuIAuty q tie kld
uels The pains ia NJ hAck uere -
we're when attempted % sloog o.
lift anfthing ans esen The eantfac
tion Of eeld seemed 20 asefa vsts my
trouble ~ Aidaeg seefetI0us esfe
lrfeguIs IA aeflon, highly eolofed and
contained = sediment II ailosed 70
stand Hearing about loans kld.
pllls decided e give them a trial
and procured boz 81 The reoplss
Drug Store. Il required bar 5 slart
time q eise relief aud continued
taking them autil / vas completely
cured To Ay thai an eieaskd
with Tie results obtained ffaaa the
use of noan's kldneg Pits faehly en-
presses NJ appFeclatlens ~ thsif
merits
For sals b. 81 dealers. Price 81
eeula Foster. Nilbufn co Buffalo.
Nes 1ofk. sale agents for tie Unalod
States
Remember fha name noanh I'D
laze ~ other. Sold hy psople's DRUG
/ sfefn n
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-06
ehannIna go lannlaa.-

e we come dnvm tu The philosophy
e the Thing. 80 are e0nfruntfa vita
The phenomenon that virtually 81 ne
people IL tie Nofla afs eaTaaed IN ths
eternal amusement q sloeshlns or
their iHhefitea aaa familiar language
aHd leafuias 50 speaA anoshsf. so
spoken language. anywhere on sarsh
has ever been ihs same thlae for =
hundred years SLAMS is sweet IN all
moulhs. because It Is new lfs esd
- slang hecomes Idiomi people weary
II Il because Il i traditional. aaa
adopt nsw phfases Tbs Enriish IN
thia respect are cutie as bed IS ust
fou shsIi hear > "eineh- spoken e nny
aay IN oKford o. Cambridge ue ntl.
EFaFia
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-06

aaeA Time haa ELAPSED. nas Lossr
Proves hls ttenssty.

Amonk The passengers - 4 steamer
whlch arrived ii New York iaat week
was 4 retired German manulAt aFeg
Nho had nnl BEEN IA thls eoants ief
naAy years al Quaranilne w. w ifesl
this message. sDlue with na actt ffi-
day evening and ve Will nniah oar
game If ehcsa Thr message Was
signed elth the name Il i paytIelaa.
aa old friend q the tourist lle ae.
cepted the lntlsaflon. end after aia.
rer TIE physician took ffem his desk
a memofandnm. on which the ros.tion
II the pisces had hecn rceoriea uhen
a cali interrupted the game u loag
aFo. The nleoes Nure riaced ~ ~.
rltion aad tae Eeme rfueeeiica a.
though there hsi not bern 4 Kseas
Space between che maysa. When y
vas ever and ihe many happenings ia
TIE life q the players since The nixhf
o The uawsieome call haa been eis.
euaae3, the physician save ghe aerYant
Z signal and presently 8 bottle q eihe
waa hfDaxtl and placed hefore the
men Yea may nol remember said
tha doctor shat made 5 bet with
ycu that nirhL We'll / lest. and hcfe
i the bottle ot wine niAine vas rot
uiecfed president Nothing like Yay.
ing your hoaesi debts heuatays
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-06

There viii be i convention
held in this city on Feb. elsl b
select delegates 10 the State
c. convsntlon % be held
a. Muskegee on February
ssnd. 1905, al which time
delegates 10 the National Con
vention a. Denver will be chosen.
Craig County will be entitled ~
/ n delegates aud Of shls number
vinisa will be entitled 10 - least
As the time 4 drawing nigh
the Chieftaln desires 70 place b.
fore tho people the nsmesol Hen
Seymour Riddle and Col 4 n
Burlington 81 men most suitably
adapted for the honoN Their
records as Democrats IS spotless
They belong 70 that brand of
Jeslersonism aud Bryan Democ
FNcy that Is unwaverine and they
have never shirked a duty thai
called them forth 10 esIioase its
cause Prior 10 the election
held last sall theso two Demo.
cratic war horses were on the
front line Of battle and their
labop for the Craig County and
State ticket never ceased until
the polls closed on the night Of
the election, The result was
that through The efforts OF such
loyal Democrats the entire ticket
was elected By . magnificent
and the Republicans
received q blow from which ill
will take years 70 recover
Such Democrats deserve e-
ward, and Il would be- a fitting
tubaie 10 them and an honor 70
Cur district - see them elected
as delegates 10 The National Con
veniion.
We ASSUME our readers and hll
Democrats that such men a.
seymour Riddle and 4 n Bu4
iagton would sd dignity ard
orcdlt 20 the great ihrong % rep
rosenlAtlse Democrats ihat wlil
assemble az Denver on luly UtA
Send them to theconHeut.on and
you have bestowed a worthy
honor upon worthy men
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-06

Mayor Edwin Brown. Of Glare
more has been acquitted Of the
charges brought against him 70
the effect that he vas taking
money from the women oi the
town and guaranteeing them
protection from The cily authors
tles The case vas tried before
the eouaty courts. Mayor Brown
alleges ihsi Il WAS ; political
conspiracy,
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-06

The Jim Crow law goes into
nfiect February 10th. and not
the first OF the month, as i was
reported % have done by the
ualhrs papers. This Is tbe
opiniou of tie biggest nrm Of
railroad attorneys in Muskogce
The bill provided Ia itself that il
should 90 into effect SIXTY DAYS
after is final passage Il Wa
signed December the isth, and
coaHtug sixty straight days
would give February 18th A. the
date IA became effective.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-06
- 49, Il nsrar,sa

Hae miaGsffF S wzarlsd s. sHs -.
deHaksf 81 81 aasstifiacfafg sasIs.
anf Ifae IS saeeassfai mlnlsfsf a
ssesiiE a te8 h5sy usa aha sannot
o. expected g slse himsslf iaafssr.
lieal maF fo Funeral Hefagms. nasar.
thelefs ~ thaals ieeea ibe ase Il
anilQasiea msihais eai ~ tsar.
ticihs moaefa aas eaffsct tasnm
cooperate pith iae unaeffsteE he
should fake care iea fhaf hia ~
mafkf - appropriate fntsg 81 elr.
gu0aiaures sHoela e attempt Il
pfsaeh = departed fo heaven eeraz2
ices u The iifs b. Rad lived esen
7tu Uooauet ths ssrsics of = autufi
aueiY I'D person and ssE ~ Caair 60
slae safe 81 he Arms ~ lszaa lt
hardly TIE HeFef fhlak ladsaY
sags lhe anasuaksf peofle should
uot - isd n believe thas msn can
i've uss she sefll and die Hss =
saint
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-06
DELEGATES
Elected to the Congressional and
State Convention.
wednesday Feb 5tll

TIE Republicans vho met st the
Auditorium 10 this city yesterday
Afternoon closed tbs convention by
endorsing williamlH. Taft. fof prssl
sent And appointing delegates Nnd 81
ternatss 70 the State Convention 70
be held a. Oklahoma CIV 90 @Afeh
sth. aud the Jngreeional Ceavss
ti0n 70 be held e sapulpa on the
same dag And date
sfArE eELkakrEs
vlnita Joseph A. eil. @. 4. Rogers.
o / Counsr Made s. Slandheid
Welch -p 2 Newman. altsruai e
+ =. Pslsue.
Blaelackss- .. A. WILSON, alternate.
H. v Hicks
White oak John Franklin, alter
nate. n south.
es cabi2 IN $, sWaldfop alter
aate. J Il Honey.
CONGRESSIONAL nKGsoArEs
Wslch~ JACK Mills alternate, q -
Dixon
hlIelackeg--John MeBrlen. alter.
nate. Bert Lynch.
Whitsli oak v. S. Stroud. alter
nate. A. Hampton
BiRlA 0ahin Thomas Kerr: alter
nate. J N. Hudson.
oentrAlla George y. johnson. 4.
7. Harrison; alteEnates A. n John
asn, o.ivandsveF,
Vlnita-S. f Walisn: alternate, =
p nafker
Abba Frank franklin: altefnafs :
Lee Ted.
Hollow william henelli alternate
Frank brandon.
Delegates at large William Davls
John BALM, 1aeobz J Jones. q J
jennings
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-06
BEohIa Itsm.

lin Eppsrson visited our constable.
\. u tansie1 SUNDAY
Born % NJ aud ~ John ! nts. :
nns hay
g. = Trout and ars c. p. Bell are
oa The alek list
Father wafrenssaa IS able q be out
again
NE Hlll arrived from New asalco
let Thursday lie reports esefy
thing ~ q. <. in Nm.
nr. adams has = large practices here.
iie Is 81 he 50 m0s1 All The time
Thomas Nsdd lsf1 lazf evening for
Hannibal. Ne. 70 visit relatives
Quite : eFovd of yoane peopls
gathered atthc homs a NE sinner.
son Sunday evening and spent ti.s
evening singing.
FATHER Mclean hes : good mllk eou
ioF sale
Nm. Cammlns a son are having
clalng aat ale at their siafs M
week
shorty Fisher has ellafee df fie bar
SEE siaap nhils NJ auda Is asssnIA
/ Tlenas 4 TEL ars building s thfe.
rom cottage luf Illemaa Keith nsaI
haalf
Heh q. lNz.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-06
aTATK ~ OKLAHOMA. /
COUNTY 0F CRAIG.
Hnshs Cauntg Gears


IL tha mAAtes u sAe kaaats - Rpherf A.
iialnss. ninor. a u ilslnes. ruN
Ilsn
0rawr e. hhaw CmmAe on ApplAeAttsm
r. 1naFakaa Ter Greer ~ A@&e -
Aeet Estata
il Aplsesliug 10 ghia lQagt, fsem tba -
slsien shia aay paeNentea Aa.A ass4 ~ a
g. tIsinss tts guardian q sts psffep 4pd
esisse IS hast,l fialats. mlsw, pfeg
tA4 4 ~ a7sleF Hf saie a nsfgsta wNi e
lass beienkIng q hta shsd ~<sa lAss is u
fos a. bees inis1~s q osld niaaF sh&s
kaea frAi estate sbaai1 ha n,d
IL a. HHnNfs ARetNHn. ATAM she asnt
q kiH q ibe sasB sara sad a fsrtee
.aie1fsisd lh tas sad estate sfFfss -
fSFr this tu44t a. Man8MA aA4 a4sA -
II feisssfs z y. lwA Nt aeesh r
e.. s. tAF tean Hem s. tsii Ceafs a.
White lu tsid tfese eauly. theH Aad
lAffN So sbpe caHsr uhe A. asAay tAaala
- 81 gfsuisd 81 'Ae sale & sasa feNl
ssAfe
AeN w ~ ffHFNaM sinHam9p fhAs h
eopy ~ tbis assife " fahisAt4 at ieakt
fear successive sssks before tAe dss 81
tfa7itE. 10 tAe kiaisa Wee1iy CAsilAsn
aaa frsaF srssA 0aff4f newspapers
aintsi sad pnbsithsd Is tsi4 gsaIr lssas
. ard NAyes CaaatY.
Tnaa n4 n fHKkn Caansy luaae.
Naiet 1sbasfY NJ. iees
Gkfionn y. BfsotN
Attorney ias liaAsasnc
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-06

Profound ieafnfHf cas- uefsf iake
the piaee = famillaf and everyday
eonIacf with men had eUmen. 70
mots tie eofia ee mosI kaoe tAa
sofid 1n InInenac men ea mast 50.
nfneiata their raadlllan nna So IA
sen.a asass faanl|Iaf viEA fka lhlazs
i ehleA EHe4 afs lalefHalHa. Il =
snif n laIn Nax ihal Ian1ai1z en-
sAze - fEs11@H snsaeAee ofss tha
~ nla1 uHIlea Presbyterian
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-06
Order te she's Causs sa Aspll.ats.a
gfogsraian fss oTdss n ssis 80 Il

{ anpsarnF b this Coart, srosa The IL.
Iitlon this dag presented and aiea b. A
}. fitshfefi The asaFtlnn a tie estates
i4sla koss. lala Jones. Elisabeth gsnss
and Lseiis jones' minort. praying e. aa
order e sale q esrtsin fsal estate hs
longing 70 three Il aAld wards. thai i IS
10 re best iHtresst = zald wssds fhaE
SD land be said fof fhe pasna.e u saa.
perl and eausafion q said warls
II is HlakHf uapNkEn. TAai iAs nsst
of Ala q said usFas and all peFzons in
issesisd IL The sid estate an9sAf before
this 6eufs % Tuesday the 5fd. aes af
March A. y. 1909. af ~ o'sEsck A N
a tie Coar kaom q aid Coart 4 vlniis
u aAia CFsig teanty. thea snd lhesx fe
she's easss ny 81 osdss skaaid nst hs
granted Zee Tie sale 81 saeh estate.
ANn 81 g TtNTHFa oHptRFn thag :
eaHy ef lhls oFisf b putzshsd zt lsazl
Three successive ussks bsfafs ghs aaf
q hearing. IN he Vialta Weskls chlsf
tsln, : nsNspsrer priaied Ard published
N said craig County.
THte Z , fnsAn. csauif gadFs
psfse fehfuafy fth. 1908
us4taHn = Etf1fT.
= = kftoEasf Tor liassdlan
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-06
ASKS f0R PARDON.

Guthrie. o.. reh. Nin Rose
Uallem. q Oklahoma CITY, today ap-
piled % Governor Haskell Tor pardon
Iarher Iafhaf. Emil Walters. senlened
E1 aIseen 5aafz In the nenilenliaFy fer
criminal assault.
Walters HassateIafed |Hs4ae hg tie
authorities Sd Lansing aHd refused 81
mission Ie IhH 1ansIsn1IaT# and n
zsfeIn4 ais sHHI1nze II lHa akIzHoHa
county IaII IL rs refused 8 Han|an
N1 9afs|ne| fHsnIz
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-06

A Denver Dispatch 70 the
Chicago Record Herald follows
Auditorium plans accepted 70
day by the democratic national
committee on arrangements for
the national committee provide
for seats for 1900 persons IN
he convention hall.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-06

Governor Hughes. Of Scw
York, has written letter an.
uouncins that he will accept the
republican nomination for the
presidency Il i should b lon.
dered him. and that under 10
oIfcumnsanees viii be - 3 ean.
dldale Tor e election = he
oxa1neEAhIp
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-06

Washington Dispatches sas
that Mr. Taft's friends viii per
init" Governor Hughes 70 have
the New York delegation on the
first ballot. but that when the
delegation leaves Hughes i mnsi
Sc % Taft
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-06
NOT MUCK o. ROMANCE rsrar.
Woolna ara wssalne ~ an indian.
- Dickens ss~ a.


II Al iadlan wansn wlic he a..
peaFp before the ke1Bsi of The gentle.
man ~hom hs has selected ~ bic
fatheFlR.iaw. aitunaed by a party ~
male trienda ~ very slfonr favor.
Who seFcesh and whistle aad stamp
an offer 20 - mahe eeNs for tho
iAdys hand wfoin Charles faetenn
The rb0ssa falhsfiafas. also support.
"a ~ klgh faseret PARTS - male
fflesda sefssshs8 shlsllss kna Ysiia
lbeitk sssi,d 0h tbs ffoan8 ~ can't
sianpi fha, there never vas such a
daughter IN ghe mafAcf a. his 8aeFh.
tef ana thai BE- mass hare "a refa
eoNs The sanla iaw ana hi4 ealeff
eifela Uf taesefs seffseh whistle
sisHn sad yfii Is rsHiY lhat4heF aiu
gife sbfte nen eons The fs1hef lns
iss taa So teiaier oteips.t 81 ths
hfEltnirEJ seefts logf asd nsss 10
h'aa ihr haala
The whole PARTY fhe sraas ls3f in
e'aiei ihea fal inf1 ep.iepte non
Fasi11f e bae ut.tsnT eiamH
iae aH .l'ns saFsshe rhs netle
saFaee is rtas.dsnd aauisd. ard Bis
frifads make senaaisai ieafs 81 NIm
h1 waf uf reafTaieauna
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-06
G. &. WILLIAMS
Auctloneer & Salesman
Write 81 Ehnne no a. Nlnlta.
for dalea.


There Is na esse 81 rseora oI :
eoukh e. eald resulting n unsamon.a
90 aensamrilan after Faless iIoast
aaa Iaf has hsea taken lt stsN 90
eaash ana hFsaka 80 Ne coIa asleals.
REFUSE ana bat lae Reaaina Eo|asn
HmlsI ara taE e 4 Esl|ea naekaes
Hfla h@ Al druggists
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-06

ST. NEehts go e Yes Please nass,s
IioN mans tired fathsfs aud molhsra
il this town enter thls rsoe 1serY
night carrying . habgg Ana thsy
wonder What the matter Is. CHANGES
are tha child ls starving uofms are
eating al q - food Host Children
have Nornia youn needn't U.dIn's
Cream VeFnifuKs ulll eet flsl Of fl.e
worms ard strengthen Ihe eHIld.
soid b fHorIsa Drug store.
Prizes g cak1ls uaf bottle
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-06

okahoma City business uso
are % build : $4,000 opera
house The structure Is 90 81
mo ieru In every particular
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-06

Huge. okla. has voted Sia
eoU worth 81 bonds fof The eree
ton oi a water work plaal
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-06
STATE oF OKLAHOMA
COUNTY oF CRAIG


in ne msEtrF ~ tht Esgais 4 I.sI.a Ksss
Lola Jones Elizabeth iuafs and Is.
ale iunes. miners
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-06
IS. IS. .smss:sI mss-Is,:: g:.::. .: 8Ex.s 4

3MAN ~ h&NmA NsMt@tM 50
q af44sfiae Is this Cuast ffdns tAs -
tlen tais a. ffrssnlsd saa sisd ~ 4 Il
isaniei ~ uaAFalan q ~ sald fwnmae
A DAnlni uimv. prAsiae teg aa esasr AZ
s4lr y tsftaia ffs estate feienriar e.
tis sasd ssrd. sksi g .r fsf 40 bsst satss
ssss q his asla wsfa. Is ofies shat ~
msy - sdaesisi taa ssHfcssst tkst
sesh FsAi rsitie saeald - seld
ifM lNRfaa nahfnfn. IhM ~ nexs
g ats ~ fte ssfa usfd snA IA rsfnena
ifffffsiea ia ihe ssi4 80 1ie trfsaf -.
iest fAa eeult - fuasF fhs 9is Gay 81
FehamAfy A u 1908. - fiueh y
y ite fealf naN ~ ssid csst. 81 tisl
81 Ia ssid faig ltaeff. fhea fai ftsfs
ta SEES feats Naf aH afif skeasA nes hs
efaHfsa ~ fhe tsts II sHst estate
Asnff e. ffa3utn Untna tkV
eeHl eflt.s afief te rkt6sg af eAss
tsaf saafesfss8s HNeks ffy As Gas ~
hesseF a fif White NssAig rtIsfias.
s afssHaI Ifaisd snd fat4Naa -
FsEa & fan Hnts
Teas n.a fHfsn Eaealg gnart
Dated fa0aav 81 1855
aktl@=A E9aaH
AiiMnte faf9egasN
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-06
lTATE OF OKLAHOMA -
COUNTY gf tNAf0 -
ln tAa.ganntr Cnnrt !

ia he Matiff - ffs f.atateof frfEAhn a
usnisl m1ses n Il. nAnssi sians.
dian.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-11-18
S.. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER
Court Proceedings.

Th ere were only three cases dis
posed of in the common plea; court
last week.
In the case of Nelson against the q.
n. & l.. Railroad, the jury returned a
verdict in favor Of Nelson for S4OO.
Messrs. Graham & S5urkie for plain
tiff; Lyles & Lyles, K. L. Craig and
w. II. Sharpe the defendant.
In the case Of J. Il. Hudson against
joseph Shumpert. an action to gain
possession of d certain tract of land
on Congaree creek, Judge Shlpp in
structed the jury to write verdict IN
favor of the plaintiff. Messrs. Efird
& Dreher for plaintiff; J. Brooks
Wingard for defendant.
The last case tried last week was
that of l.. L. Glenn VS.. the Western
Union Telegraph Co. This was a
mental anguish suit for $1,000 GAM
ages, the plaintiff alleging the non
delivery of telegram. The jury re-
turned a verdict in favor Of Glenn for
S4GO. Graham & Sturkie for plaintiff; !;
Messrs. Efrd & Dreher, Nelson &
Nelson the defendant.
The first case taken up Monday was
that of DR.. J. J. Buckley against ia
cob Koon for a bond to title of GER
tain piece of property which Buckley
bought from Koon. J. B. Wlngard
for plaintiff; Albert M. Boozer and
Graham & Sturkie for defendant.
Verdict in favor of the defendant.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-11-18
Meet the IS;tc:.

Editor G.. II. Harnan is off with
County Treasurer Shealy this week
chasing delinquants. This is the sea-
son when every newspaper man needs
money and we hope that every sub
scriber will pay up promptly, not only
what il due on back subscription but
fora year III advance. See the schcd-
u,e elsewhere and meet the editor
with your dollars.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-11-18
Watched Fifteen Years.

For fifteen years I have watched the
working Of Bucklen's Arnica Salve; and
it has never failed to cure any sore,
boil, ulcer or burn to which it was ap-
piled. 1t has saved Us many doctor
bill," says A. F. Hardy, Of East Wilton,
Maine. 25c. at Derrick's Drug Store,
Kaufman Drug Co., and Sandeps
Drug Store.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-11-18

DR.. Thornton's Easy Teether has
saved the lives ef hundreds of babies
and will safely carry your baby
through the most trying period of its
life as it is guaranteed remedy for
Teething, Summer Diarrhoea,, Flux,
Indigestion, and all stomach and
bowel troubles of infants. 25 cents.
For sale by Derrick's Drug Co.; or
Easy-Teether Medicine Co., Hartwell,
Georgia.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-11-18

Remember that it takes money to
run a newspaper. If you owe US any,
thing on subscription, we ask that
you kindly send it to US at once. we
need money, and need it badly.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-11-18
LONG COATS

800 Long Coats in all the leading
shades, including the leather brown,
the copenhagen blue. pearl, tan, cas-
tor, garnets, grays, plaids and blacks.
This lot of Coats was bought for spot
cash and at loss to the manufacturer.
We put them on sale at prices less than
any merchant in the city can land
them. This is a little strong, but we
are in a position to stand pat, SO If you
want coats at the right prices it is up
to you.
500 to select from; 50 inches long.
Prices as follows: S2.75, S3.75, A.75,
$500, $3.50, $500 and $1,000 for as nice
a Coat as there is in this city. Not
coat in the lot that isn't worth double
the prices quoted.
SKIRTS
Vote Skirts trimmed with large but
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-08-07
SAILS URY.

The Daughters of Ruth will hold a
sale of fancy articles and food and home
made candy at Lake Dunmore on W. + +.
Warehouses; grounds on Thursday
Aug. ID, in the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Warehouse and
family of Brooklyn. N. Y, are guests of
their mother and sister, Mrs. Julia Wat
erhouse and Mrs. Louise Cloyes.
Mrs. Fred Ellis visited her parents last
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo johnson of
Leicester
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Goodrich of
Middlebury visited their sister, Mrs
Elizabeth Crook, on Tuesday of last
week.
Mrs, Fred Cutting visited her parents,
Mr. and Mrs g. K. Cady of Middlebury
on Monday.
Wilbur Goodrich of Cornwall visited
relatives here last Sunday.
&. NJ. Whitney is able to be around on
crutches.
A. c. Sheldon of Rutland visited his
parents here last week.
A. H. Nelson of New York has been
visiting at the home of his father, Orrin
Nelson.