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TO MOVE CLINTON'S BODY.
Revolutionary Governors Remains
tn BE Taken to Kingston, \. \.


to BE Taken to Kingston. \. L.
The Commissioners were notified yester-
day that the body Of Maj. Gen. George
Clinton. Revolutionary governor OF New
York and once Vice President OF the
United States, viii be removed from the
Congressional Cemetery. where it has
been buried since 1872. to Kingston, n. Y,
May 27 This information was brought
TO the attention of the Commissioners
by Chaplain Roswell Randall Hoes,
[. s. n. representing the executive com
n.'ttes Of Kingston.
Commissioner Maefarland has asked
the Commissioners To spread upon their
minutes an expression of their interest
In this event, and also 20 take part in the
escort Of the remains from the Congress
sionsl Cemetery to the Union Station and
20 request the Board Of Trade and
Chamber Of Commerce and the patriotic
societies 10 participate BY delegations
The United States government viii fur
nish an escort Of troops and marines, and
a detachment Of the District militia viii
also participate. Gov. Clint0n's body will
be taken To Kingston because il was the
first capital OF New York state and the
seat Of Gov. ClintOn's administration.
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DEATH RECORD.

Henry schmidt Govt Hospt, Insane n yearE
Catherine NJ. Cooney. 9s9 K st. nH.. = yssr&
Mary e. Head lSs r ST ne, 70 yesrs
Mary F. Gennet 1921 9th ST.. g years
Frances Z. CsHssi, i225 18th st. NV, y yszTs
William N. Husson. S7 st. Nv. s. years
George D. Sesly 1913 Euclid ST. nw., So yesrS
Charles +. Bamfosd the Regent . Years
Margaret A. Barrett. zis 4 st. ne. IS YEAR,
Elizabeth :. De-ny, Isl2 st. nW., es years,
james Z. Diver, ISs 1th st. sg., year.
Clinton c. Caldwell Govt. Hospt- Insane, IS yeATs.
John Brown, Govt Hospt. Insane, = years
Della Mains Washington Asylum Hospt 2 years
Jerashs N Holfon, Izl5 Monroe 81. Brookland,
s. years
Alice Flynn ChildTens Hospital, 7 months
Infant q Kelly and Grace Pumphrey, lS Hsrri-
son ST, AnacoStis. hosifs-
COLORED
Annie Deiilly. Sheridan sTe.. Anac0stia j ram
Jsnnitta Quinsn, sll Virginia ave. Sc, i years
Frank Walker, ssi Locust court, sw., 4 years
Etta Miles. Hla Church T. NV p years
Viola Carter. childrsn's Hospital. years.
Infant os James A. snd Annie l. slade, III
Linden ST. Bs., l day,
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sEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY

TICKET OFFICE. 1921 PENNA. AVE.
Notice-FolloWing schedule not guaranteed.
s15 a. NJ. Daiy-Seab0sTd Mall. Through coaches
and Pullman sleepes 70 Savannah and JacksonFills
Through sleeper Washington to Hamlet and Hamlet
to Atlanta. Dining ears
SIS Z. NJ. Daily-Sesbosrd Express. Coaches and
Pullman 10 savannah, Jacksonville. Tampa, Atlanta,
Birm.ngh Memphis. Dining cars.
r. II. STANSELL. District Passenger Agent.
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SUES FOR $4,000 DAMAGES.

Miss Mitchell Alleges Injuries Due
TO COachman's Negligence.
Miss Rebecca Mitchell formerly q
translator in the Patent once. yesterday
Instituted suit 10 recover the sum of
S9e00 from Dr. Joseph o. Reed for in
juries. which she alleges she sustained on
March l9 last by being run over by a
eoachman employed By DR.. Reed.
Miss Mitchell alleges that while cross
ing the street the coachman who was
driving the horse in a negligent manner
ran over her. and she sustained severe
and permanent physical injuries which
SO incapacitated. her as TO cause her TO
lose a reappointment in the Patent Office.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Frank c. Reid q. and Mary n. Aidridge lS
both ol Petersburg. Va Rev J. B. Mclaughlin.
Jehn B. Huggins g, and Rose L. Colladay, 81
Rev John l. Allison.
Matthew A. Sims, Q. and Ella G. Brown. Is
Rev. John E. A. Dosmsnn.
CGLoRED.
Clyde Deskins, 81 And Katie Riley %, Rev. H
T. Dent.
james A. somers. Il. and Mary l. jenkins, Ii
Rev. A. DenniA
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Lawsuits,

No 05s9 Rebecca 4. Mitchell IS JOSEPH o.
Reed: damages $1,000. Attorney, Y. L. Dodge.
No 1853 Edward Thompson vs. John W, Pat
teFson; Judgment Of c. c. Auksm. justice Of the
peace. $685. Attorneys. Brandenburg Bran
denbuTg
No 50554 United States ex rel William J. Pat
ton vs.. Secretary Of Interior mandamus. Attorney,
Samuel Hegrick,
Ne sO5ss United States ex rel Turessa c. Jones
IS same same Attorneys. same.
No a5s Willard + Hsilam John p Car
rotheTs; damages Mtach Of contract, $3.50. At
torneys. Wolf Rosenberg.
No sDJT Thomas SomerTills Company vs.
Thomas OReiIly: account, SIG. Attorney, J. D..
Williams
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PETITION IN BANKRUPTCY.
JeweIer kahn's Creditors Ask that
He BE Declared InSOIvent,

tie be Declared InSOlVent,
Percival W. Hatch, of Riverside, r. l..
and other creditors of Isadore Kahn,
ieweler and optician. 1889 F street north
west, yesterday filed a petition in the
Supreme Court of the District declaring
that he is insolvent and they asked that
he be declared insoIvent
Chief Justice Clabaugh signed a rule.
returnable May q, for Mr.. Kahn TO ap-
pear and show cause why he should not
be adjudged bankrupt. Pending the pro-
ceedings, H. W. Wheatley and NJ. d.
Rosenberg were appointed receivers of
the business. and bond was fixed at
5000
The creditors allege that Kahn IS IN
solvent. and owes debts in excess of
81 GO. and committed an act of bank
ruptey on April II, 1905, by conveying
certain property TO creditors.
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.
TYPEWRITER REPAIRING.

TYPEWRITER REPAIRING. - Expert repairing:
the kind you have been looking FOR; any make any
where any time. HOWARD POTTS BALL. llgI
New York avs Eel. Main 1888. sp7-u
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WIN GIre a TraveIoene.

The Terminal Railroad Y. N. c. A. will
have a social gathering for friends next
Friday evening next \ number OF rail-
road men will assist in the programme
with vocal and instrumental music, and
an illustrated travelogue. Camping in
the Great out of Doors By George F.
Tibbitte, will be given.
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COGSwELL EXONERATED.

Not Responsible for Death Resulting
from Fail.
Charles II. Cogswell, twice held under
heavy bond by order Of the coroner. in
connection with the death Of his eight
-months-old daughter Eugene. was
eXonerated of all blame by coroner's s
jury at the morgue yesterday.
The girl was injured on March by
falling to the ground and fTseturipg her
skull Her father was tossing her in the
air and failed to catch her She was
taken to the Childrens Hospital and died
on Monday afternoon. Marks on the
Girls throat aroused suspicion. When
the girl was first injured the father was
held in $1,000 bond and when the child
died the bond was increased to 5000.
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Probate Court.

Estate Of Margaret Brosnan; order to transfer
stock.
Estate Of Marie y, Thompson. order admitting
win and codicil 70 probate and rsoUrd
Estate Of Elizabeth BOND; order for rule to
show cause. Attorneys Hughes & GFsy and w. G.
Gardiner.
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Alliance VIII Meet.

The Housekeepers' Alliance, which has
a strong membership, viii hold its quar-
terly meeting in the hall of the Public
Library on Tuesday. MAY ls at O'Clock.
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Equity Court NO. 1.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAU0H.
No. 6sS. Mitchell Vs Mitchell; referred 10 audi
tor. Attorneys J. w Lztimsr-E H Jackson. J.
H. Abrams and Irving Williamson.
No. Z557. Fuller rs Blanchard ct Al. referred to
auditor Attorneys Northington. Hezld & Frsilsy.
No. 1850 ouinteT Swan ct al. Attorney, ".
X. Quinter.
No. As7s Lewis vs. Lewis et al order reducing
Assignments for to-day:
No. A5. Miller vs.. Miller. Attorneys, W. J..
Lambsrt-R G. Donaldson.
No. zs. Payne Payne ct al. Attorneys. Black
istHne-Ksppler & MeriIlst.
No. 22. Conner vs. Smith Ct al. Attorneys
Acher-smith-Fsgue. Wilson & Barksdals, Branden.
burg
No IS. Bwiey IS. BurIsy ct al. Attorneys.
Toomey-Qainn.
No. 8-Ecion IS. Ecton, ct al. Attorueys. Coz
rington-HsFiov. GsFan. KEYS.
No. 30. Glascott GlascOtt ct 81. Attorneys,
Wilson iT-DsTis Kimbsll
No 81. Emery vs.. National Correspondents In
stitute ct al. Attorneys, Ralston Siddons-Leckis
Fulton 6 Cox
Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE GOULD.
No. Zli0 DonBsily IS Garter title vested IN com
plsinsnt Attorneys. ]. J. Darlington and W C.
SHlliTsn-C. T. Digs and Eugene Ross
IN 70 tlunsCyl John Brown; account Of Con-
mittes referred 10 auditor
No zM. Harris s shsfsr- Company vs- Evans
receivers authorized 10 borrow certain sum. At
toIneys Wilson Bsrksdais and ID. F. Harris
d. s Mackan, Milton strssburEer, and G. T. Sui
Ivan
No 99s0 Williams "a Pennsbsker; appearances q
execstTix ordered Attorneys. MeDsrmott & Ray,
Charles Carroll y T. Cmtchfeid Milton StF2s-
hlrgsr-H. Z. Davis B. s Minor. Z. A. Jones. and
G. z. Caulsi.
In re flunac5) Began H. Stickney; account Of CON-
mittee referred 70 auditor.
Assignments for to-day:
No Ns. United Press Association vs. United
Press Association. Attorneys. Ia A. Bsiley-J. c,
Harper and Douglas & Douglas
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OLIVE OIL.

BY DEALING At S. A G. STAND, zs CENTER
Market, mex. to ladies waiting rom, you can get
the best groceries for the least money. For food
or medicinal use use PaMpei8n Olive OIL: re and
81 quart. M.~S9&. spls-nt
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FOR RENT-H0USEs.
FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.
IVIk SAAAaII . . 70 . 4tULA4s'
JOHN F. JERMAN,
Headquarters for Virginia Property.
Fairfax and Vienna, Va.
WASHINGTON OFFICE.
AIS 18TH ST. n. W.

IL sou want 20 buy gain dairy. fruit poultTJ.
t1e.gTaSs. or timber tract. 1t viii pay you %
send for my large LIST Of al kinds Of country
property II Is fun Of bargains IL farms beautiful
suburban homes subdivisions. all kinds Of business
propositions. have nearly 200 places for you to
select from. have always lived in the country and
eau do better part by y0u than il | had lived in
the city. can make terms TO suit you. The most
CT the property that have for sale IS located near
steam and electric railroads. and Washington.
Nly carriage is at your service any time 10 inspect
property Shall be pleased 10 have yOu Erits OF cali
and let Us talk over the business I vii help you
TO select a home.
OEiee hours-Fsirfax. from until Il m.; Vienna.
from ] until p m; Washington. from until 80
3 N. You viii hnd the Offices open all day. Gail
fC' list and make any appointments to inspect prop
eTty. Phone connection. Fairfax aud Vienna Va
Washington. Main les3.
Now IS the time 70 buy a home, Il sou waat TO
make a gosd Investment why do you pay rent al
Jour life when you can buy property oa easy terms
and have 2 homs Of your own wheE you get oidf
sp2n
The Washington herald., 1908-05-13
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION,
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
EVERY OTHER HOUR ON THE ODD HOUR"
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL SD STREET. NEW YORK.
e 90 g. N. Diner Pullman PsrloT
800 a. n. buuet faTlor fiVc-hOur Train
s. W q. N UIner and ulimsn Parlor CEE.
IA ~ q. N Diner and Pullman fsfi0F Gar,
slNp n uIner and Pullman RkFl0F Caf.
. % p. N. Royal Limited" All Pullman. FhouT.
i4Jv D. N. CoaCnes 70 Philadelphia
90 ,, N. DIner ana Pullman faFioE.
's;vJ y. M. coaches % Philadelphia.
III 80 y. N. SleepeFs-
- - q, 70. oieepeTs.
ATLANTIC CIrY. r7No Too tn1o u. liza.
TO BALTIMORE
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
(Wesk days. 90 a. u. TO 90 ?. nj
zs2. f590, Ie;5e, = ~. 7 ~. IsNV % -, go,
SD 10 ~. III ~ .. NJ. flzaO noon. ilz 70. ~,
nIs l200, '5~, t3:A'. Eaa I4s. lt:is, 80.
IsSs .s&o lsa0 's-s0. pao, -sSo. is-S' 'l0A",
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. 80 a. m, Tz2. so p N.
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. and LOUISVILLE.
9l8 a. u, 4 20 p M. 'EtQ night
PiIISbUkG, @s;iv d IL. -, -s.ls .. "a. = u
Eight
CLEVELAND, 'e.lo D n
COLUMBUS, $50 D. ~
WHEELING. -sI9 q. H.. SO p m.
WINCHESTER ls.ia .. n. Ii15. 100 .. n.
fREDEhiCh. Issa. issls, s9;L5 a. H.. si:5s, AsS
l515 ?. u.
AAGEksTowN, fsdo q. m. 800 p N.
-Daiy. iExcept sunday. sounday only.
TSLEPHONES al all of the following Ticket Of
ave, Nam 20. New Union Si4Jiou: 1lCzet Omce.
AlaIn 80; Information Bureau. Aaln iseo.
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While you think of It. telephone your
Want Ad. to The Washington Herald, and
bill will be sent you at l cent a word.
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criminal Court No. 2.


United States vs.. Sam Polio. robbery; appearance
# David Rothschiid entered.
United States vs.. john Bstson order releasing
defendant from w0TkhoHse on May l5 lSS
United States vs.. Roland Hawkins same
United States rs. Haly Cash; same
United States IS. John School; same
No lEs3. In re estate Of Louisa A. r. Hughes
mTy sWorr. Attorneys fer caTsatee Gttinss
G'hsmberiin. attorneys for caveatoTs H. T. Classic,
" II sholes. ". J. Colbert. Andrew J. Shipmsn.
H. 6. Kimball, aud {. W. stetson.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

HORSE AND BUGGY. CANOPY tor. CHEAP:
can be seen between and z mornings, or phone
Main 55s1-224 ST nv. myll-et
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Only 10 cents a week, delivered az
your door-the daily issues of The Wash
ington Herald. Phone Main Ssaa
The Washington herald., 1908-05-13

All pfeStnfs
Admissions Charles A. Tsrry. ]. P. Tsrboz. and
Gorham Crosby.
Patent
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LOST AND FOUND.

L0sT-BETWEEN CAIRO AND DUPONT CIR
Gle. pearl bar pin. Reward if returned 20 Cairo
Hotel myl3et
LOST BETWEEN NEW UNION STATION AND
Navy Yard. monthly commutation ticket Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad between Washington and
Rockville If finder viii leave with Information
Bureau, Union Station he viii receive reward.
JOSEPH HICKS. myl2-2t
LOsT-BEFWEEN RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV.
9th and 1th sts. and ST.. between 9Th and 10Th, a
black leather csrdcase containing S bill, key. and
cards bearing name Mrs Henry Orth- Finder viii
plesse return TO Alr ORTIZ, SO 7tk ST. NV, snd
may keep the $. myll-A
The Washington herald., 1908-05-13
RAILROADS.

WASHINGTON,
BALTIMORE AND
ANNAPOLIS ELECTRIC
RAILWAY co.
THE ELECTRIC LINE"
With tie most Injurious. best lighted and fastest
iuteEurban cars in America
THE NEW AND BEST WAY"
TO BALTIMORE. ANNAPOLIS, AND GREAT
U. s. NAVAL ACADEMY.
only Is MINUTES
From White House Station tl5th and sta
NORIHEAS1), Washington, 70 tbs hsart OF the bust
Eess shopping, hotel aud theatsr districts Of Baitt-
more, and direct connection With every important
street car line in that city.
'"ONLY rs MINUTES"
TO ANNAPOLIS AND gHE GREAT 0. 8.
NAVAL ACADEMY.
The only line whose cars enter that city and reach
the gate Of the Naval Academy.
THROUGH LIMITED PALACE CARE
All 18th and sts. cars leaving the corner os istn
and n Y. ave. NORTHWEST every thres minutes.
make direct connection with Through Limited Palace
CaIs leaving White House Station;
Fer Baltimore. every hour on the half hour ffcn
80 a. m. TO II 30 p. n. daily.
~OA AA-a Aoiis Soo " . Nsft SSeSSAASt ~-s
hour on the half hour from 80 a. N. and eontin-
ulns until 80 p IA, and at 30 snd II % = n.
daily. All the cars however, Wil require transfer -
Naval Academy Junction
Additional service may Be obtained By taking ans
Of the Limited cars for Baltimore and transferring
at Naval Academy Junction.
No walking hiring Of cabs necessary IN WA1ning'
ton to reach our station.
Fares. one way Round trip.
10 Baltimore, Md..,..,........ l5e- AS
70 Annapolis. Md, and q. :.
Naval Academy. ....,.......... iSe. A-S
Tickets issued by this company include street car
fare in the District Of Columbia the lines Of the
Washington Railway and Electric Company.
For Information and tickets apply at ticket ofneea
18th and n. Y. ave. NV. or 18th and sIA ns.'
Washington. d. G.. or address
w. T. SLAUGHTER.
General Traf8e Manager. Baltinore. Md
ap5-tf
The Washington herald., 1908-05-13
HauLruDtcv Petition,

No. SIS In re Isadors Kahn involuntary At
torneys. Il. ". wheatley-Wolf & Rosenberg
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Criminal court No. 4.
JUSTICE sTAFFORn.

United states rs HYDE Benson Dimend Schneider
cpnsRiracY on trial, Attorneys. A. 5 MOTthingtun.
A. 4 Birney. R. G. Donaldson, J. c. Campbell,
and f. F. YsnderbsCr
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STORAGE.

Why PAY MOREf WE STORE FOR $50 A
lead. UNITED STATES STORAGE CO., 1872
f72 lotl IT Nv 'I'hoBe Main 12la mh50ot
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HELP WANTED-MALE & FEMALE

wANTED-WANT GOVERNMENT APPOINT
mentf Prepare for examination. FIELDS CIVIL
SERVICE INSTITUTE, iS22 st, Gregg and Pitt
man stsnogrsphy taught; experienced teachers;
speed classes examination soon; positions gUsfaE-
teed.
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TIMBER LANDS FOR SALE.

MAHOGANY AND CEDAR FOR IMMEDIATE
logging; about S00,00o acres; estimate Of 800 00O
mahogany trees, some cedar. rubber and chicle for
working; naFigable river through lands Price 81 o
acre: quarter cash Bargain. comc quick ELMER
STEARNS. Botsnist. care Escuela de Agriculture
Ciujsd Juarez Chh.. Mexico. mys-st
The Washington herald., 1908-05-13
Circuit Court No. 2.


No. l7sSs Nokss vs.. Chase: on trial Attorneys.
L T. Mather-W. J. LsmbCrt
No 4s5sl Lincoln National Bank Cissel; time
to file transcript extended. Attorneys. Hamilton.
Colbert, Yerkes & Hamilton-A A. Hoshiins, T.,
and A. z. Berry
Assignments for TODAY
No. . lmhof administrator, Chesapeake and
Potomac Telephone COMPANY Attorneys. Leon To
bTiner-G. T. Hamilton.
No 5& Flynn vs. Staples Attorneys. z. H
Jscks0n-C H Syme.
Ne. f7s. Walters IS. Washington Railway and
Electric Compaug. Attorneys, Leokie, Fulton &
Cox-J J.. Darlington.
Nc 49, McAIlister vs.. LiSner. Attorneys, Hsmil
ton Colbert Yerkes & Hamilton-Leon Tobrner.
No ss7- Johuston Us. Stoll Attorneys, Gittinz
& Chamber 'aiU-ThUTst0n BzliingeL
No i9s. Dawson IS Same. Attorneys. same
No 50l Dckhaut Washington and Potoma,
Steamboat Company. Attorneys, ". II. White
RalsfOu & Sidd0ns.
Nc SO gray IS. lsvins. Attorneys Brsndenbm.
& BrsudenburE- -BiTney & WoodsTd.
No Sas Academy Of the Sacred HesTt We. Phfis
delphia Baltimore and Washington Railroad Com
Upny. ATTORNEYS. Berry Minor and H. r. Row
-McKsnney FlsnneTy.
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Equity Court No. 2.
ITSTICE COTyn
Circuit Court No. /.

SAottSG hAiNGAs
No 1881. Williams Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad Company et al; plea of de-
fendsuf Richmond. fredericksburg and Potomac
Rsiruad Company 70 the jurisdiction sustained,
with judgment for costs verdict fer defendant At
torneys NJ C. Campbell-McKenney & FlanneTy.
No l7I0s National Safe Deposit Savings and
TTust Company Is Hi0sB: stipulation hled waving
trisI by Jury verdict for defendant and judgment
forthwith Attorneys. A 5. WoFthinston-J. J.
Darlington.
No. s5a United states ex rel Patton vs. See
retary e the Interior; rule to show cause. Att0F
ney. Samuel HerTick.
No. E5B. United States e1 rel. Jones rs Same
same Attorney. same.
Assignment fer to-day:
No. 81 Dulany e, al. IS. Flannery. Attorneys,
irving Williamson-Hayden johnson and c. A.
Keigwin.
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MASSAGE.
MOTORCYCLES,
DYEING, CLEANING PRESSING.

ALTERING AND REPAIRING: FIRsT-CLAss
work only. all work called for and delivered; drop
postal EDWARD E. COOPER. I7ls 7th 81 nE.
mh2Is0t, ,e0deIS
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DANCING.

DANCING ACADEMY. Hs EYE ST n W
Misses Chamberlain and Cobb. teachers; private
and class lessons: social dances Thursday. spl7-30t
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REAL ESTATE.

ron sALE-THE GREATEST BUSINESS COR.
ner in Fort smith, Ark. II belongs to the heirs
of an estate and cannot be divided without sale
I've streets and that many street ear lines center
there; supplied with the proper business stores; ii
viii pay % per cent upon the investment Write
S, A WILLIAMS, Fort Smith, ATk. my9-5t, cod
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-03-26
OKOEE NEWS

~ R Harper has returned touopiin
te remain
Tbe miners afe spatus g ss 20
Nugk be- 0k9ef seen
cur farmers here are preparing
t'tif Ffolud % plant eafa
Mn HamIeooi anA family Visited
A. J smith ana family lass SUNDAY
Ileafy Crouch aant e. Grand River
SATURDAY after 30 bushe. q SEED oats.
A bfother q 6so Alien Is hsfe
from Asyts county ooking tof sams
lAad u bas
Chas kslchum aud family aud
nllly AbBy visited NJ and AFs SUIT
ners lAat SUNDAY
oar SUNDAY sehool y progressing
nicely Alnce spring has come fro
Baker made splsndid Superintendent
~. Tom Coapef aud wite u joplin
hAse returned % thk nsighlsofhood
And are nos living on Geo. farlsil's
farm
Tire teacher At TIE C4fseloweF
sehnol IA dlstrst S. s thinking of
having Chlldrens pay about tie
middle oi MAJ
Tuelse wagon leads Of hoss sent
from 0kuNs aud kelehum g hls
Cabin last Friday and odd al tie saY
from 4 70 is pr pound
~ shoczsf living North 81 Vlnifa
ou IT Cilukaalss igfm passed
through here Iast weak eurnate 60
Wgman Thonps1m farm "a blY g
6asb6l q ssed cofn lis eaget e. IS
ser bushsL
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-03-26
State News Notes

Nofman OK s9srnaiseH naya uf
oklahoma 1ultefsifg received 4
message Friday shlh States that f
Grant EVaha ~ fulsa was selected
~ fhe baaf1 uf education ks pres
l8eri uf the university nf HoYd
Nea surprised a. Zee aetlQu Attnr
neE GeneraI West ruled fhat fha
tpara 81 etDrstlon NeHla seiett pres
laenla af all state schDois. instead
- iae board ~ fsaN ~ Mane fhlns
thar the action Nnt c8ales}ed hs
ibe rekFnis The tnsnis may IS
slsn because they hase bneu wade
hgpFeheads Gof Haskeii Secretary
uf state Cross Hfafe superintendent
gamesnn and AtiafneF 0eBsrAl West
fomlsse tae board 81 education
IN = nfuan e Oklahoma city
Nsa Voted ON
Exams ie naiifa ~ Indiana. a
Graduate ~ otfara University aad
has been president 81 Henry Kentall
College ~ Tulsa len years iae ia
said % H. ths best easled man 90
Indian affairs "a The United States
The faculty aud sfgdents we're nst
expected = selection faf some time
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-03-26

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nofsnteudenf 81 ihs board
80. egAs ~.a.....t n. a. .
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State News Notes
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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-03-26
lABoa o. coNVIcT8
cssntsa Nay keply Fsr Prisoner 10.
befsn serving Fiss Years

orTuRlE TIE hata committee
% nu6He highways has under edusId
efalloa e hlH regulating ssnylct IS
har Ga, vii Be- reported Wth.n s
FEW an
affe f. some objection 30 gae
measure bat it IS aaaefatood there
slll BE- na minority repaH The PRO
tees is thai legislation covering ha
subject Is 200 a. In advance 81 The
neal legislature shith Is reality
Noula have supervision Of the lu
mates g tae state penltaagars me
Institution caunnl 81 ahlshel before
the neat assembly eauyanes ana the
lass governing she couYicta should -
left q it. Is ihs argument
TIE bin Wln provide fnT state
board % direct TIE convict labor
Prisoners whose terms are i've years
or undsf Nili BE- seat t8 lbose coun.
ties maklug application cnaFlets
ssfFluk longer sentences aill not be
worked en the fuaaa
The hili Wiil authorize rilY and
county aufhofltlss fo work thelr ff.s
uaers en- roads