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unchanged; millfeed Is firm and quote,
higher: Hay. choice SIS No. I, ST.; low
or grades, sls.5Odle; rye straw. sl6@ls5o;
oat straw. 1850; sack spring bran. s251
$3.50; winter bran, SIS 5Od26 middlings,
s25q2s; mixed feed, SIS 25m2s50; red dog
S29 75 cottonsced meal, $3.50; lnseed
meal, 5000.
PORK provisions are steady and
unchanged as last quoted.
BEEFLFrcsh beef Is very dull and
scarcely anything Is bringing over llc
though an occasional steer would bring
I1hd11kc If good enough. There Is a
great scarcity of really flrst-class beef
but ordinary stock is plenty. Quota
tons are: Extra sides, 1o1ad11c good ~
d1oc; light sitdoc; heavy binds, l3d13isc:
good, l20i2iac; light, 1ld11iac; heavy
fores, Sasiac; good 7d7Ac; light. So
SIC.
LAMRs-Iambs are easy; veals are
firm: Choice spring lamhs 12d12Mc:
winter lambs, 1oa1lc; yearlines, 7dSc:
muttons, Sd9c; veals, 6dsc with fancy
higher.
! POrITRy-There is hrmer market
for broilers and western fowl. with
smaller supply offering: Western iced
turkeys, 17d1sc. native broiler chickens.
25127c; northern fowl. 1fni5c, western
broiors. 2od22c: western fowl, 13ibT14c;
native pigeons, sl.5od1.75 ,ioz; squads, 81. Il
az doz
| CHEESF,-Choesc is quiet but firm:
! New York state. llNl2iac: Vermont. In
I-c' i'VerPooI quotes ,anaolhn at o's
Oh LOT coIore" an" o'S lor ""'e'
r-''o f'RRS W. "r"' "o'ce he'ners
! IN" "'dr"F' -'"-''' '"S''i" eN''dS' -'~
90 "ts.er.' l""%lc'
fairly steady. Carload lots
pea. g s5d2 70: medium. $50. yellow eves
81: red kidney. 81 ao02. california small
white. 81 lrd3l5; foreign pea beans. 81 20
d235; scotch green peas. $685.; Lima
beans 5a,Gsr III; iobbing lots, iodl5o
above carload lots.
APP1ES-Old apples arc nuict, but
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Quotations for Cattle. sheep ard Hogs
Mt New York.

New YORK. JuIY 70,
BEEVES-Receipts $50; market firm to
Zoe higher. Steers IS Goa .25 bulls S.15Gl
3.65: cows sl.5od450; exports to-day -
sheep and 2.Soo quarters of beef, to-
morrow 100 quarters Of beef.
CALVES-Reccipts 2.27S; market firm
to 25c higher vcals s5.ordSO culls A.ooG
4,50; buttermlks s35Nd4a0
SHEEP AND Receipts 5000
market firm, Common to prime sheep
81 oo045o; culls s. ood250; choice lambs
81 usd7. 25.
HOGS-Receipts 4,72S; market loc high
er; New York State and Pennsylvania
hogs S.75Q7,2o.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Quotations In New York, Boston and
Chicago Markets.

New ! Ork july 10
FLOUR--Receipts 1890 exports 5,01+:
sales $3.50; market steady
WHEAT Receipts g.. 400; exports l., 800:
sales 10000 futures 10000 spot. spot
easy. on reports of general rains In the
Northwest and n larger Southwest move
ment of now grain. wheat broke over a
cent to-day, rallying later on exports at
hand fears Of rust In Minnesota. Last
prices were SAG net lower: July closed
a9ac. Sept closed a7a.c; Dec closed
GoH4c
CORN-Receip's o7950; sales $500 fu-
lures: spot firm Option market opened
higher on a squeeze of July shorts and
later improved with the west dosing s.
to nc net higher. July closed $40 Sept.
closed Soi.c
SUGAR Raw quiet, fair refining 3.Ss;
centrifugal 96 test 1876; molasses sugar
3.6l; refined quiet.
COFFEE The market for coffee fu-
lures opened steady unchanged 20 :
points advance. the Improvement being
largely the result Of covering by July
shorts. an extensive interest of this char
acter existing. Gables gave no incentive
for local action. coming about as ex-
pected from Europe while Brazil sent
no adviccs owing 20 Yesterdays holiday.
Later in the session liquidation Of Aug
ust eased off that position moderately.
the market being finally steady net five
points higher to five points lower. Sales
were reported Of 1880 bags including
July 500: Aug. and Sept. 500 Dec. s5. Of
| and May $500
Spot steady. No. Rio 6 5-ls No ,
Santos sac; mild quiet, Cordova ~
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able to make their scheduled trips will.
for the next several days be dependent
upon the amount Of water available for
power. It is not expected that the aux
iliary plant will he in readiness for use
within two weeks
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constitutional when It extends beyond
interstate traffic.
The members Of the new national com
mittee SO far selected include:
New York Clercnce r. Pitts. George
+. Stockwel.
Nermont-H. s. Eldred. Dr. Hanson
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Among the postal card applications for
help pouring into the United states de-
partment OF commerce and labor arc 800
from Vermont farmers Tho department
has already furnished 81 hands in this
State.
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BOSTON COPPER MARKET.

Boston July '5-Nolume Of trading in
coppers increased to-day and there vere
several active stocks notably. Amalga-
mated. Butte. Coalition. North Butte and
Green Cananoa. There was a shade east.
er tone in the late dealings with prices
fractionally lower.
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Jules Simays of burlington.

JUlFS SIlHHNS OF Burl1nEt on
Such is the ticket placed in nomination
yesterday forenoon by the Chittcndcn
county democratic convention held
at city Hall. The convention was
harmonious and without contests
straight party ticket was placed
in nomination with the exception
of tho Office of judge of probate. the
present republican incumbent, Judge
Bingham, being endorsed and nominated.
OF the ~ delegates entitled to seats IN
the convention, between 80 and 90 were
present Some We're delayed in Essex
Junction by reason of the shut down Of
the trolley car service.
The convention was called to order
by V A. Bullard J. Frank Kidder Of
burlington was elected chairman, with
Or. -. j. Nolan of burlington seCre-
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CONVENTION DOES LITTLE.
Permanent Organization Not Erected
by National Prohibitionists.

Columbus Ohio July l5.-The prohibit
tionists' national convention which met
here to-day worked under temporary
organization throughout its two sessions
and adjourned until tomorrow without
hearing a report from the committee APP
pointed to select its permanent officers In
fact. little was accomplished to-day
beyond naming the members of the var
ious committees. and receiving the re-
ports of the committees on rules and on
credentials There were no contests be-
fore the latter body, and It's report as
well as that of the committee on rules,
was largely perfunctory.
The committee on permanent organza-
ton VIII report tomorrow morning and
Prof. Charles Scanlon of Pittsburg one
of the numerous candidates for the pres
doncy will be named as the permanent
chairman.
The presidential nomination Is still
| open. and there has been no marked
concentration In favor of any can
| didate II was agreed early to-day
| that the nomination could be had by
Scaborn Wright of Georgia If he would
express a Willingness to accept it.
TENTATIVE PLATFORM PI.ANKS,
| The committee on resolutions met
Immediately after the adjournment of
the morning session and delegated the
task of writing the platform to a sub
committee of fve. When the sub
committee made its report tonight
the platform had been in greater part
arranged: and 1t is expected. II will
be accepted as 1t has been drawn.
There probably will be n declaration
in favor OF extending suffrage to wo-
men; the election of senator's by di-
rect vote of the people, and a ringing
declaration against he existing rev.
enue laws which permit the issuance
| of licenses to saloons.
A demand will be made that pro-
posed amendment to the constitution of
the United States prohibiting the liquor
traffic. be submitted to the people This
is intended TO meet the question raised
in Congress at the last session that fed
sraI regulation OF houor traffic Is un-
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BURLINGTON MARKETS.

The following wholesale and retail
prices are furnishe' the Free Press by
c. A. BARBER. Jones & Isham. Vermont
Fruit Co. and f Howes E. Co:
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JUDGE BINGHAM ENDORSED.

Judge of Probate NJ \. bingham was
endorsed by the convention and his
name was placed upon the ticket The
motion to endorse the present Judge of
probate was made by J. y. Burke. who
said that Judge bingham has filed he
office ably and Creditably. The motion
was seconded by Henry Con!in of WI
nooski. who spoke warmly of Judge
BinEham's qualifications and admins
tration of the office.
The name of Mr.. Conlin of Colchester
as candidate for States attorney was
presented by Frank L. Graves of Col
chester. Mr.. Conlin In turn nominated
Mr.. Horton of Colchester as candidate
for sheriff. J. f. Burke nominated Mr..
SimaNs Of Burlington as candidate for
high hailiH.
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS
County Convention Held at the
City Hall Yesterday.
straight Ticket Named with Single
ENccption--.Judge bingham VIII
HIVE no Opposition ns II Cam
didatc for Recollection.
FOR MAJORS.

Van A. Nyo of Burlington.
John Mullin of Milton.
j. T.. Kennedy of Williston.
FOR ASSISTANT JUDGES.
Frank H. Gillette of Richmond.
William Cayea of Burlington.
FOR JUDGE or PROBATE
NJ. A. bingham of Burlington.
FOR STATES ATTORNEY.
Henry CUnlin of Colchester.
FOR SHERIFF.
Edward II. Horton of Colchester.
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BGTTER MARKET.

BUTT Steady. Northern 2id25c;
western 93i2q24icc.
CHEES Steady Vermont twins Ia
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THE NOMINATIONS.

The name of Mr. NNe as senator from
burlington was presented by j. f., Burke
OF Burlington. Mr. McMulln Of Milton
was nominated as senator from the
north side by John McGec of Milton and
Nj Kennedy of Williston was nominated
as senator from the south side by NJ. G..
IcarN of Burlington.
George f.. Eastman of Essex Junction
nominated Mr. Gillette Of Richmond as
candidate for first assistant Judge while
the nomination OF Mr.. CaN"a Of Bur
lngton as second assistant Judge was
made by Or J. W. Courtney of Burling-
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CITY NEWS

James Daimler. son OF Edward Dani-
her of this city, died sunday In the state
hospital for the insane 'at Waterbury,
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02
Harlan Murder Case.

lie - Hafaa mufje ease vas
shed fof uA last Tbun3sy morn
.iag 10 tie Dlsifct court " 3.
kouegay IS representing tie 5eten.
dsnI. uhlle County Attorney Brady
IS assisted ~ attorneys q 4. Rider
ans p Parker Ii TIE PROSECUTION.
-Four Whole aays were .tshsum.
e3 n arguing motions and selecting
a jury. Thursday morning " g.
kaueeay presented O motion e. dis
miss the ease Ga teehBealtes
Considerable time 0ss consumed m
arguing the notion. ans la1ee
Brown oa hearing t'e argument oa
he,a sides aseF miea tte notion
Fatay bme noon an attempt
was maa O. select la.y uH
sse hal Nfa mthhat,s N4s
Imas Il V discovered thu UY
3 m ee0 fpy drawn a5
ItH fa W1s artet O. uu
aaot Iaw 01so men 0ep
summoned hliae o. .arv m-
IrIstel ate saturday evening HW
eerf tee y eas ur.sa jess
atue 20 ~ .o,te3 gp over SUM
/ 1y The luy aas lmn as
follows loha Sweet Tom Thomas
English f8 Eppeo N.
e.. SmmesH. snyder Chas.
Hartman, Wm. ket c. s. Curse
Atv j sanders Charles
Ceseaeef aod " ] Martin.
Monday morning Mf kWaegay
im3uee1 another motion t lebaf
ladee PARKER from thc ease. claim
ING it Is beualWtll TOT udg hav.
JIG 81 go t'e rrHt1 at previous
trial g The case ta be employed as
1n attorney n The case lThe day
N5s spent ID lrEung the nailonand
Nss finally ner ruled
Al th opening b court tuesday
l,f|rn4ns Fha EnIEttstHa tt5fnaes..z
were sworn n. ana the casc was
started In real earnest
Lou Harlan, Guide Harlan. Flora
Hurley Ad Morgan, Tom prather.
Chas pmtbf. Chas. johnson,
Steve Edwards. Nat. Cambil. Vim.
Gamtia. Chas Baker, West Baker.
"a. Barlow, n. Russell, Sam Aoss.
Blunt Mills, Ben Mills. Mike Hesaen.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02

an3thHh n f9n i'nH m1@f
hm
rha h f ea 8
naer tn and a .iaa
t'a bal a m- nm
several h 0n gh ground
t bosy Chaflcs
My wa n3
$50 4, 3u a h3
laH ae u auf
hmiad that's im BAIT
lu3 1 f. fhs H3
account r ib consist a Cn
ha1 as iH ta.kt af explosive.
Msa mi thll @
mli rienJ ia unra' aaJ t
th Wy w that time an3
this Nti g &c tm reason thit
Tom WykI8e kr' our g sights
That h was abaH ile pla som-
where 50 enc 9art
In aeghhaa av jAts1 .n sea.
tmen, Is b hoN Charles .Hy1kIae
ane q, h.s. death. Isome declaring
thai ihe hoYs ga whisky Isiep
starting houe Wlth the had. .gon
and thar The shooting vas the fe.
suit a a drunken foN. wh.le others
say that Chafles Wyckl.ae wss
/ aaylal j and murdered Wihi club
as he drove iown ,he rocky decline
10 the creek in the dark.
The body Of the deceased vas
buried by the side q hs brother
whom hc IS saitto have.khieJ Some
/ years ago.
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Mystery Surrounds The
Death OF Noted 0utlaw

he mn There g q
mystery eh oi
Chad WYtsH Whh may
fH faiaef
sl that hsan Nss nk mas
3Hea So M ,h sra
ihN rs aN va3 aa Wh -
fi h wlh a l.Nt h wea'3
hos discuss t att sey i b
aad tis mnh Chs iam.Y
wlm anp 10 ma position 90
1lsm tf ngsIeY Tom WyssIHe
Nfaeasatob nbg 0aiat.
The s6fe WmklNe b,eilnfs.
f Gbalcs. aa3 John. sth
Henty Downing, N hauling ofu.
IbeY we've 81 theH way iWn
Cafgan aafs '8 tlm horne ChaHe
wyekIiiie benthe gfaa 81 oeafed.
1p story tola ~ Downing and
John Wysklfe S = tee effect thar
they had lusi reached ihe l1p q .
long hIa leading down % ihe creek /,
camne q two trails. Downing ant
John wefe walking together ana
they ,aok iie l5Wef tad intending
" shorten the distance ana meet TIE
wagon Il a point near the Geek.
This s The las, they saN Of Charles
Wyeklltie alive They g. noi tals
mach about the affair and 20 deh.
mite story Was secured as 20 when
and hoN they found Charles b0dy
Of where Tom Wypklifie vas a
that time On tins subject there S
lasi the positive statement e the
father that he knows thai Charles
Nas struck With 1 llah tom heh.nl
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80 - chaflsesa.

Guthrie ok Tte house has o.
sued charter ie thr F5rst Stalls
naaR of sianewaf afth 3 capital %
10000 rhe incorporates are = O..
Winn. & a nlxes - 8 GaeaI 81
Al Guest s1i Arthur aH q Ads q
10 sehuuef aHi $ Byrd ~
stmeNaH
The Tuimaa County H8Hs of kell
vas also chartered 9Th capital
sioek 81 $4,000 The neurporaiers
aere numll Jackson = Kansas CITY
Walter & Thomas and & 6 las
renee both Of keii
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02

chiekaaha. Oh A risrk and ear
flrr examination was held ~ tho 10
esi pastofHce authorities The pr
eoas tkklns he examination number
81 eleven and Included one f0unH
lads. Miss Eilraheth smith feNaFfer
al the Iouruai and the following
men Gus Iarrabse George , Butler
John a Turner James : Arms'runF
Charles 4 House William G Stein
megs Para = McKimnm Charlie 4.
Turner. Alexander ? lfaf 1ohn O
gladneY. calored uaa Also eHamlned
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02
~ AaaraasI 3 % thesIcs IIsi !

Ms AtaPaHsh Il o. theslcs list }
lassfand iaf, sas dismissed Yesief.
day
&. Gny returned ruesaayIiffom
Louisiana
Alfred Bsteer and family are al %
tie slcs lIst
~ y. Il. Chatman sent to Grand.
hy No. TUESDAY
vi Nswham and famili Ieft lestet.
day fof Chandler
Ms. u. " Hattsuaeld Is bach from
a tist a. carthage
Rob Moore ard Morris brown Nefe
here ffom X Rlnnison Yesterday
Those Who had them d1nned theif
otefeUats yesterday afternoon
al .de Jenkins aud Dr > u Adams
were up from hlg Cabin yesterday
Deputies Couch, WoodAll Taffant
Ard MARKER al left town early YesteF.
d. 70 summon in The jury to be here
Apfll 1rd
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02

To Loeats Permanent County seat
Guthrie Ok Atalf euaut8 has
hsed q peiitlon With ihe goFernoF Ter
ah election % locate 8 pfemaneat
county seat WestWIls the tempo
rafg county seat wiil Be- contested
- stlilpell Sis counties that have
nIed peiitlous O. date are WAKaner,
Coal. ElIis. Nclntosh. 0raut end
kdair
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02

Gathrt Ok TIE rotelaar has
sikned fao hIilf sivlnE eode %
procedure fef the state commission.
eFa 81 Chanties for ths State commits
elouofs of charities and corrections
ard faf the ffuleefina 81 empluyea
= ho cater boilers ehea tac latter are
unoaf steam pressure
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02

Perry ok taaFH hpsAfa
hna granted bs8 81 the Sam - fles
eaa 10 Richard iaciar and ffoy
Lampkln ftfee hfthe9 Nto Nefe
arrested en charges 81 kllfas "a
Phfpaiaek at e coaHtfF aahes. neaf
Perry tNo weeks age
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02

81 Reno. 0k a-fsefFFe 81 Evans -
che CtiftashA Express pfesident II
tha EdEt9fial Association nf okiabns
ma. and Nessra nfauann ana Nseh.
uis ~ The Thomas Tribune the fQf.
ger he secretary q fhs atspeIaflon.
werc ln fl ilsnn SATURDAY, - areanes
the pFugfam fnf thr meeting g The
okiahoma editors tp ~ hela Ia this
eitY ln NAY The iata - the reuteu.
fioa aAa eet Tor Mas l End 81
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02

$50 head of cattle vere Iunloaasa
and Dipped. a. tie KATY stock yArd
unief TIE SUPERVISION - Cattle IT,
speetot ] spenceF TUESDAY and
TUESDAY night 1850 q whioh rsrs
eo0sixnsd to n A. laFooe ~ Coasy
vile kaas
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02
80 In.e..,ar AnpsIn,sa.

Guthrie on 9 6 norton % Cor
deil has been appointed land inspect
- far the afhaoi land department Tor
All 81 Waahifa and Custer counties
snd part 81 Caddo and nec khan
counties
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02

J ] Spencer has wired tor al extra
man 70 assist him ia dipping cattle.
Niss Myule smith IS home after sn
atsenee 81 tao years Ia Colorado. fof
q VISIT with her mother Mrs G y
Waters
harber Churchill has accepted
position wifha llaftlesylledrug store
Mrs Churchill vii join him about tie
aut q NAY
A. 3 Watson siIl occupy the MI.
lef Hardware store. A partition will
Be put m and stock 81 Hardware
vill be added
Attorney General West las rendered
q decision holding thar the legislature
should pass upon the taxable property
for the eastern end of oklahoma.
Miss Mary Davis and Preston Davis
two little girls came in Tuesday from
Rentonvlile. Ar Davis vii pack his
house hold goods and rent his r.
sidence 70 " r Badgstt.
Huek Bros, who has purchased
land from J A. Thompson recently
lave planted 80 acres to apple and
peach trees and grapes TIE farm Il
onlg a few miles southeast cf town and
Is very valuable.
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ShAaHfa OF 4Ne aH ftgfa
~ f8s lsfealfas s tNa
hies 8 s. 81 helH w nnH
u NiN b tagfns
NlA hfe WHsoae tk -
hfaat ff 98 Nt
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02
slssss FsYns After sIsfy Years

Hydro ok After separation -
si1ty years s. 81 furay of uYdf0
received letter YesteFdas from
sister sho lives at tennluEf %
paper and prumpt8 wrote 90 hlm
A family fsenian Nlll - held im
meaiatslF Nane - the family bad
beard from thls sister II nftY ysafs
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02

staHara of elise r e
IL eaBdns $50 letters g. ciies
ara taHs af fhe af aHus lE
fn aA in xegras fiW NAlfA
wgli aefls ifm % ttr p
fisats a rufahaeHe Fft #fH
n iNfae mlIaa ~ 1tEf rH
Halts
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02

Fbaar Mile Heay Caldwell. MS
H@o Gaaseii, Harry D.es. Aady
Campbell. fmCaaftaey Dim Richie
John Lester aa5 iet others whose
names ae ooalt oot pet The ease
@l likely take 80 ~ the nest Of
th ars
lhe Prosecution vii rnteavor t.
show THAR lou Hant aas murdered
by - Harlan, bm~ll not endeavu
F. say a shat particular place. The
mar3ef oeafed teu miles east al
WeIehmthe tall 1905 His body
aa found a aa al3 aell near the
NeoshoHTer NIiaa mtka aea afoan1
bis neck ans "a Haran1eas belt
ttae 4eej
ibe defendant 5oes aat deny the
nE Hunt ana placing bis body
90 the ,se3. hut claims hc was Iast-
tei $50 aoaa HHlans aite ana
Babies H mother mi Dis ss-
@ Nw 8 r. Corand ae ln ~
t.alhee apnthe ual The lase
Nts tfetH yef md resulted ina
h#s wy
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02

cfHH oH
th
Atls caf aa 81 E
Eaae n te Hlef of Fra Ho.
hH leacH aHl $500
erred fafHsh H nun H
Haa EHfsE hm Tbr rrsff
fff uasm tha rellef 81 large
number uf ffa eitlafHs ~ Enetf
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02

Guthrie 0k Gaf uaasen lHaar
sleura the haasa hni rfoaIhHus lHe
InifaauefnH W IafnEau fFa#a of
Russian thistle aha mneata HsD
alu ff rermf1us H.ihef g. 81 ia
seed ln fha STATE A rsnHtf IS also
provided Iu eaae failfusfa permit
aithef q spread aiane she rfshia ~
aaF
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-02

Harvey Beach is years % aee eaa
convicted II manalanEhieF - euanee
ton wIth the aeatb Of ChaaHeey Cie.
maas. m the district court here
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An Kisas onl 1he ssaEef ai ftN
total 81 go a8q Is rilg tkke& f4 rs
paat YeaF. ~ hut H46tf esss ess
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Money In 1t

& Z C0tnaizef Nha Nas sum.
moaed hare as' membef o' sthe
Grams jury Monday morning SAYS,
~ have handgei acres e corn
ground ready t. plant ant ! would
mssh uthef Be in tie heli planting
corn than serving en- the Grand
.Juy
Yaa fellows o9eht % say some
thne Ia your rapei aboui the
Necessity u track and some
stalls tor horse men, continued NJ
.Comaffef toa Cmeiian Reporief.
The county is mlog up apii'y
.Wae al kn3s q good blo75et
horses. anl people afouad Nnia
ap az q loss ta 6nt a Ola, iatfaH q
a ho-se Your saddle 'anil t1'
ting horse mea, 10 yelf aNn ioan
tlme tbeV amt had enueh 81
.0aa around Nnu 80 eet tHe
necessary training fo eeH horses
That S not aIi. ~ D. ;eau mea afe
taking tef hWs irem 81 G. l4
.mle e 90 tmckto tain on.
TMt $50 s. money in 3 fof tbe
.man Nha puts ~ some gaod stalls
ans ao.smsl IL mde d good
.tass .hHW training ! waa'j
eng Hy horses 60 town. ana most
esea Whe gso3 harse man 90 81
mIe = Nnaa would 3o th sans
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his IS the lof
laces and Embroidery and
w hay iuH fated
ta demand B having
bought 81 Now York direct
lrom Tbs mp thou
aud 8 yards 8 Che yanous
tyle and value thnt make
stock complete
Al RGtcIif
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Wh Df Good are
Wr much . demand Just
uo and Sc have very
|. complete t8k 81 select
from al prices that are nst
nehtior The quality
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