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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-09-01

Second class one way colonist fares to
Alberta, Arizona. British Columbia. Cali
fornia; Idaho. Mexico, Montana. Nevada,
Oregon, Utah and Washington. Date Of
sale from Sept. lst, 08 to Oct. 81, 08, in
elusive. For further information see Katy
agent.
H. A. Farthing, Agt-
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-09-01
College Addition. Lots $40 dOwn
$40 per month on each pair. I22-H

Paw per WOHth Oh guCH puH. A11-tl
A. S. Nottingham. the SAGE Of Upper
Cabin Creek was Vinita visitor today
The mother and sister Of Sam Frazee
are expected soon from St. Louis for a
visit.
C. C. Cooper and Miss L. X. Hayes both
of Edna Kansas were married yesterday
by Justice Ed. E. Foster.
See Cherokee Investment Co. for Build
ing Loans. McGeorge Building. If
Two negro women were arrested on the
East side last night charged with distur-
bing the peace by swearing and other
wise. Capt. Barrett made it $8 each.
Mrs Alma Wyland of Weleetka, is
here visiting Mrs. John Webb.
College Addition. 2 miles cement
sidewGlks, new homes, streets graded.
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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-09-01

Fresh candies at Cullens
The Seminaries at Tahlequah are open.
Orion Rider had business at Miami to-
day.
The Catholic school opened today with
large attendance.
College Addition. 500 people out
looking OUer the addition Sunday.I2
Miss Eva Ratcliff came in from the east
today.
Ross Clark viii attend school at Oklaho-
ma City this year.
J.C- Starr and Guy Patten are at
Muskogee today.
Garland Mars left last night for Tulsa
with the democratic delegation to the
state convention.
Sam Frazee went to Tulsa with the
Democratic delegation today
College Addition. Better select
your lots early. IZz-H
Geo. Ross of Homing, Okla. was here
this morning.
Call 81 for meats. CitysMarket. 98t
R. D. Knight of Grand River, spent the
night in town going west this morning.
DR.. Schmidt made professional trip to
Chelsea today
7. B. Long viii return from Colorado
Springs, Mo-, this evening.
The city-council will hold its regular
semi-monthly meeting
STRAYED-Last night one bny horse.
Seymour Riddle.
College Addition. Lot sale will
start Thursday Sept. 10th at 8 a. m,
on the addition I22-tf
Fresh candies at Cullens'.
Henry HoIderman and wife are expect
ed home today from visit with relatives
in Chetopa.
Big Bottles of Ammonia l0c at Burns
Seymour Jones and family left today
for Salem, Ore, to remain.
Geo. Clark Jr. returned from his Grand
River farm this morning.
W. E. Sniges was home for short
visit with his family last night.
City Attorney Guy Patten returned to-
day from an important business engage
ment in Ohio.
Special dress goods sale Outing fan
mel IL l-2c value, special &C. 75c Prices
Cologne soc and special prices on petit
coats soc. The Fair.
College Addition. Proposed mGcGd-
Gmized paved streets to the addition
I22f.
The Grand river Baptist association
holds its annual session at Vinita COM
mencing on Thursday morning of this
week. Services each evening during the
session by the visiting ministers. Every
body invited.
Buy your lot then let us build your
house, you can pay for home like pay
rent. Cherokee Investment Co. If
Two gentlemen can find nice, quite
nlace to room. or room and board by ap
plying at the Chieftain Office. If
Fred Woodward is doing the painting
on the bungalow in the new college addi-
ton. This is guaranty of good job on
the painting l23-lt
College Addition for new homes.
I22-H
Fred Charlesworth win soon 90 to
Kansas City to take up his studies at the
medical college.
Mrs. E. R. Riggs wife of the Katy
operaror returned from Kincaid Kansas
today where she has been visiting her
parents.
The Presbyterian Sunday School will
take their lunch baskets and spend the
day Thursday at Brackets park.
Misses Eva Ratcliff and MayDay Clark
win attend school at Columbia Mo, this
year.
College addition. Beautiful mod
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-25
CURE BY CUT|CUM
At CITY MISSION
Young Woman Found in Awful Con-
dition with Scabies- Body q Mass
ofSores from Seratching-Ir
Many Remedies 6r Seven Weeks
Result Was Discouraging, But
ITCHING TORTURES
YIELDED TO CUTCURA

"While was doing missionary work
In the lower portion q severai c1eses
found r necessary TO know Q little o!
the efficacy Of Q few medicines and
after o while ] found that little knowi-
edge Of Cuticura was shout al needed;
One q the very bad cases l had 70 oeeI
with was that II . young woman VINO
had come TO ~ not only broken in
epirit but in o most awful condition
physically. Our doctor examined hef
and told Ms that she ! scabies fthe
Hch), fncipient poresis, rheumatssm,
ETC., brought on from exposure and tho
effects Of her ra9Eeti-edeed de- Hes
Door body was ; mass d sores from
scratching and she was NOT able 70
retain solid food. We tzied many things.
q good tonic vas prescribed and bafns
worked hard Tor seven weeks and you
can imagine how 6iscouraeed We were
vf,rn. s3fer al that time, ne could sc
10 ;,,t,s-improveGnent. Ono day ] hap
prued % 80 q CuticW1 sdveFtisenent
teIIine how Q little baby he'd been
cured q Q bod care o. st<tn eruption,
snd although I I'D but ninety.wven
cents with me-. I bousht csse Of Cuta-
Rc.c,ycnt when I rsacscd bone I
vas nse 4 chid with . new 10y. and ~e
bafhed our patient vel snd eaye hsr
fuli dose q the Resolvent. She sssrs
that niehs bettr ttym she he'd since
she had been with N and the ncrt day
I iocsf~d the price a Q boz q Cufic1Ra
Ojntmpnt. an npt rraGksetsnG
Shea I say thaf in e1actiy five weeks
this young woman wN able 20 look TOT
q position, beine strong enough % work
ard fun a smbition- In anothr
fuoush she III the HOWE. ~ nov ms
= -~rSd ,,c~;tsrn IN n v,rv family W9sprs
~ b rep~ctrd ard Is strong and well
You NAV refsr any or you wish % Ne,
pe-.onasly. Laura Sanc Bsfys, s.
fSth Ave-, New York, n. T. her. IL,
1907"
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cr.slr-yv, onfss~ps s6r IN H-si a. ffn Arr SS.t
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-25
WASHINGTON & LEE.

Our team returned from their trip
to Newport News on Sunday night.
and Judging from the expressions
quoted they had one Of the most en-
ioyable trips ever taken by an ath'
lctic team representing this Univer'
sity.
Too much caanoz he said in ap'
probation Of the cordial treatment
accorded our men at the hands OF the
Newport News people, who all seem
cd 10 vie with each other as to who
should do the most for the boys. Els
pecially is this true OF the members
OF the Retail Merchants Association;
the newspapers, who We're so gener'
GUS with their space; the manage
ment Of the warwick hotel, and the
local alumni.
On Friday the team was taken ior
an automobile spin, and given a poA
party at a motion picture perform
arce. On Saturday night, after the
t.ar.e, a special car was furnished 10
carry the team and their friends 10
the Chamberiin hotel, at Old Point
Comfort, where those who wished 10
enjoyed the Saturday night hop, the
others making merry in the mag
nificent swimming pool. To cap the
climax, when it was discovered that
some of the men had not brought
their evening clothes they were taken
to a clothing store and QUILTED Tor
the dance. On their return to New
port News after the trip to Old Point
they were rendered delightful lunch
con by Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Moore al
the Warwick hotel
OF the business men Of Newport
News who showed so much interest,"
in the boys from w. & L.. and the
local alumni, whose loyal services
did so much to make the trip ENJOY
able, too much cannot be said In
praise. However. they may rest as
su-ed that everything they did for
the pleasure of our boys is apprec'
lated not only by the members OF the
team. but by every member Of the
faculty and student body Of Washing
ton & Lee.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-25
From Across the Sea

George w., the FIRST gentleman OF
Europe" Is pictured as having TINS
puzzling trick. but he never got credit
for following the learned prescription
of the savants in thus perpiexing MS
coteries.
Elamus chides the young folk OF
his day for "swaggering from SIDE 10
side in walking, claudication ridiciue
which ought to be left to soldiers or
certain courtesans. But Erasmus ap'
proves of certain forms Of politeness
he witnessed among the Italians.
which would be apt 10 get the imita-
tor into embarrassing situations In
this country at least. ITO honor
another" Erasmus says, in Italy. a
person places one foot On the other
and stands somewhat like crane on
one leg urtil the first greetings are
passed" The temptation to test the
very polite persons equilibrium would
be Irresistible among the frolicsome
denizens of this part OF the globe.
Another politeness that suggests du-
nety was the fashion of a semi
closing Of the eyes Of presentation
and pursuing out of the lips as II TO
Mss" In proof that the sage Eras-
mus was not .auyine" his reader, We
have the testimony OF the critics.
who remark that in painting ana
statuary OF that time the lips OF wo-
men and men are pursed out precise
ly in the manner the observant Eras'
mus attests!
Erasmus goes into delightful minu'
tiae in the matter OF salutaion. He
prcscribes Some bend both knees a.
the same time inclining, others while
doing this hold the body straight
erect, others bend just a trif1e
Those who hold this courtesy too FEM
mime bend first the right knee, then
the left. This fashion is much FOL
lowed in Britain by the fashionable
young mobiles. in the Balti-
more American Star.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-25
FOR FREE CUBA.
Plans Set Forth In Manifesto By
General Menoeal.

HAVANA. Oct. 24.-General Memo
that the absolute Independence OF
Cuba Is the main desire Of the con
servat!yes. and after this 70 continue
the comm rcial reciprocity treaty
with the United States, and to reform
the constitution, the defects Of which
are considered the main caus" OF me
revolution OF 1906. TIL other aims
of the party, according to the mani
fes,o, are to apply The new laws made
by the provisional government, create
an independent Judiciary and civil ST.
vice department., organize an army
devote attention to financial prop
lens. promote immigration. reform
the tariff by reducing it. reduce the
budget, h.!ld reads and attend TO the
require ments of the iaboiins classes.
The manifesto promises to accept
the decision of the majority, though
1t expects that the Cubans VIII NOT
vote for those who, under futile pre-
texts. have destroyed the Republic.
bringing in foreign Intervention.
La Lucha, FL Liaro de la Marina
and Ell Triunfo energeticaliy accuse
the conservatives Of using violence
against the liberals and attempting to
terrorjze voters. On the other hand.
La Discussion. Cuba, and other con-
seryative organs make the same
charge against the liberals. :
Tho conflict between the Mayor and
council of Havana was peacefully set
tied at today's session. the mayor re-
calling the appointments which caus-
ed the protest and the liberals WIN
drawing resolutions against the
mayor This is the result OF the
MAYORS friendly advice to both SIDES
in the argument.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-25
HAVE THE ALUMNI LOST IN
TERCS1.

An account Of the treatment gwen
the football team ~ the people OF
Newport News and expressions OF IN
dividual appreciation from different
members of the team will be found III
another column. It is very gratify-
ing to the Student Body to learn that
the team was extended such a cor
dial reception, and all the more SO
when We remember that this Is only
the second time Washington 4
Lee team has appeared In Newport
News. Furthermore, there are only
about half dozen alumni in the city
to stir ali this interest up. Last
year. however. they did what they
cou,d and the team was also royalty
treated then. Washington ard Lee
teams. We regret to say. appear IN
only one other city OF the state
Lynchburg The Hill City people. u
seems take II as a matter OF course
that the White and Blue will appear
at least once every year there. be-
cause for a long tine some athletic
event in which Washington and Lee
narticipated has been annually pull
ed Of in Lynchburg. But. though. We
have more alumni in this city than IN
any other place. We have yet TO see
the time when the people OF lynch,
burg do anything for Washington
and Lee team. Last year VIC played
the two hest football games on the
schedule there. and in the Spring
the baseball team met v. p. J. there
We won the game but the manage
meut lost money. On none OF these
occasions did even alumni make any
eTor, to entertain the teams or make
their visits pleasant.
Not a piece Of bunting did We 500
displayed In the hotel. though &c ~
believe a street car was placed a.
our disposal on ono occasion Tor p
'spin' around the city. What sn op
portunity was lost when BucknciI vas
.bcr. las, Thanksgiving 10 give DC
Northern boys a taste Of Soutse1n
Hospitality! But NE management
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-25

gave the tox- party at THE Rivals.
and the management also entertained
at dinner at the Carroll. Was the
theatre decorated Oh, yes. a large
Bucknell pcnnant was gracefully sus-
pended from the Bucknell box and
Washington and Lees box was like
wise tagged We wonder what the
Virginia team would think il the
Richmond and Norfolk alumni OF that
institution depended on the manage
ment to entertain. Nine 'rahs for
NEWPORT NEWS
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-25
Would Mortgage the Farr,

A farmer on Rural Route =. Empire,
Ca, w. A. Floyd by name. says:
"Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured the
two worst sores I ever saw: One en-
NV hand and one on my leg. 1t Is
worth more than its wight in Sotd.
I would not ne without IL u had 70
r,crtgage the farm to get t." Only
CSC at all druggists.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-25
Old Funny Tricks.

The value Of these amusing literary
diversions today lies in the extraordi-
parv things the ancestors did. said.
srd how they did them and sa'a
Them. For example. ono Of the hand
books OF perfect propriety In conduct
adunonisbes The reader to aaSance
the Iips from time 10 time to arrow 10
he heard a srrt If whisi!inr. bccaHse
n IL a habitude familiar 70 princes
Who propcssde smoog crUves
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-25
Maqruder Camp.

Magruder Camp. Confederate Vet
Grams. will hold its regular meeting
tomorrow night at O'Clock. Acuoh
will be taken by the camp in regard
to delinquent members.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-25
Newport News Furniture 60.
.ooz.o WASHINGTON AVENUR

Kin, rs,er !. FRANK ~ - -
Srcts. Ne c.sr jsnp u a. -
Turope without snsWsusds0. ~ =
has no ammunition. Hje one 49,
u 20 opcn Up VITA besiesy q IT.
writers-Se Lou11 tSeeDooo
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-25
Mr.. TALLEY TO SPEAK.
Assistant District Attorney to Address
Republican Club.

Mr.. Robert II. Talley. Of Norfolk
assistant United States district attor'
ney, will be the principal speaker al
the meeting OF the local Taft-Sher,
man-Wise Club at Rosenbaum's hall
Wednesday evening.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-25
U,siseutsbls Truth.

There pr Io:s " VAS 20 get 70
eu,;a zars 'hr phIIosnphcr ~ Jolly.
-bu; after 81. ia the red RAG TIA; al
ways hits the bulls .ye."
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-25
v.,ue az Asriesn Peanut

The African peanu' 70 'css de!'csfe
,s., the American as an ~rticIe Of
food. but .; yields more senerousiy
IN CA and Is nore eastly crOhe2
-~RH 81
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-25

Msnhssssn's osnss pops'st;en.
Manhattan n The most dcnsesy porr.
/ ted island IN the ror'e. II has Q
population Of ss.1se pcrsous 20 the
square mile .-
Arizona republican., 1908-10-15

Governor Kibbey and while Ralph Cameron appears able to wage a pret- ty good single handed battle among almost any class of men he could not have brought a more able assistant to this section of the territory than the governor, as Buckeye is a Kibbey stronghold. It is very probable that the governor is acquainted with a greater per cent of the voters of this precinct than any other like portion of Maricopa county. The governor in his pleasing manner told the voters many logical reasons why MT. Gamer on would be a more valuable man in the congress at Washington than the democratic nominee Some of the many instances of devotion on the part of republicans in the territory in the statehood fight, the manner in which the statehood election was brought about and the final winning over of the single statehood side of the question of President Roosevelt were matters touched upon by the speaker.
 Mir. Kirk secretary of the territorial fair commission was next introduced. He made a forceful, commanding, and pleasing talk Conditions in dear old
Arizona republican., 1908-10-15

Cochise" were recited. He made a forecast to the effect that Mark Smith will lose out in dear old Cochise" on election day
 Mir. Cameron favored his hearers with a half hours talk though it seemed in half that time he had con vinced his hearers that he had suffi- cient oratorical development to handle
 any thing MT. Smith had ever claimed to be able to do, and enough execu- tive ability and hustle to enable him to pile up accomplished deeds so high around Mark Smith that his eloquence and happy -go-lucky ways of old will never be able to pull him from the ob- livion which is bound to overtake Mark whenever a man of the hustling ability of Ralph Cameron ever sue ceeds him in office It was twenty years ago this fall that MT. Smith first was elected delegate to congress and there is no doubt of the assertion that not over one out of twenty of the voters of Arizona could name. one oth- CT measure or interest of any kind af- fecting Arizona except the statehood question that Mir. Smith ever advo- cated or supported during his incum- bency. At the close of MT. Cameron's speech. Homer Davis the republican nominee for the office of county school superintendent made some very appropriate remarks. During his speech he told the voters that he did not want the office as a life long heritage on which to rest with no oth- CT ambition than to live off the salary of the office. MT. Davis is an accom- plished young man and if elected to the office he aspires to, he will do good service for the county in that most important position. Mir. Davis speech concluded the speaking for the evening, and the meeting was dismiss ed, but still Mir. Cameron held the crowd for about half an hour until he had spoken and shaken hands with every person in the house. There is no doubt of the appreciation on the part of the people of Buckeye, of Ralph Cameron.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-15
NOTHING LIKE IT BEFORE
 HAPPENED IN BUCKEYE
The Entire Lower Country Turned Out to Meet Ralph Cameron.

Buckeye, Oct. 14-(Special Corre- spondence of The Republican-)-The Cameron meeting held at the town hall at this place last night was the most successful in the number of people present and enthusiasm, of any meeting of its kind ever held here at any time in the history of the Buckeye country. Both Liberty and Arlington were well represented. On account of the distance that some had to travel to get to the speaking the meeting was not called to order until o'clock. but at that hour the hall was well filled with crowd estimated at about three hundred people. Many more would have been out but for the short time there was to give out the notice.
 With W. W. Jones acting as chair man, the first speaker introduced was
Arizona republican., 1908-10-15
BOXES FOR THE FAIR.

Assignments of boxes for the fair will be made at the office of the sec retary, Saturday, Oct. F, at 9 o'clock a. m. Those who apply for reserva- tions will be allowed to make selections at that time in the order in which they have applied.
 Boxes seating six persons are $25 for the week, and must be paid for when assigned.
 R. R. KIRK, Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-15
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Arizona republican., 1908-10-15
THE BARAcA GLASS;

THE BARAcA cLASS-The Baraca class of the Baptist Sunday school will give a social tonight in the parlors of the church at eight o'clock. The mem bers of the class and their friends are urged to be present and enjoy a good time.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-15
Donnell for Kodak Finishing.

Piano tuniag. Call up RedewIlI's.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-15

if you want everyone 70 greet ysu With a smile upon his face. Carry CrystaIIizsd Cactus CARsN From DorG irio's piaeA
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1908-01-30

diers we were escorted to a one-story
white building which was the head
quarters of the commandant
We found therein a small man
strapped to large sword clothed in
a miraculous uniform and with what
he Imagined was an expression Of
dignity ON his face Mike at once
opened negotiations.
"Fell his royal highncss,' he said
to the interpreter, that we are Eng
hsh sailors visiting the town and
have no money
"E's no king, put in the cockncy,
in whisper.
livery man likes to be taken for a
king, replied Mike.
"rhe general says you can go
about your business said the in
tcrprctcr
I'D like TO tell the noy.cr whore
he can go, growlcd Mike, then adj
dressing the interpreter, tell his
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1908-01-30
Sold and Recommended by
T. J. WadsWorth

Most disdguring skin eruption, scro-
fula, pimples, rashes, etc are due to
impure blood. Burdock Blood Bitlcrs
is a cleansing blood tonic. Makes you
clear-eyed, clear-braued, clcar-skinned
Joseph II. Kirkham of Garland
has been hOnOred with a number
of farewell socials prior to his
leaving on II mission to California.
The yearly employees Of the Utah
Idaho Sugar Co. at Garland gave
him a party and turned over SS3,
the proceeds of the dance Gar
land Sunday Schools, Ward Choir
and Ladies Self Culture Club gave
a party in his honor Monday night.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1908-01-30
LOCAL BRIEFS.

For SALE-YOung Bulls; fine
stock. BONE Bros, Lehi, Utah. -
Joseph Briggs of Heber City is
spending a few days with friends
in Lehi
WinniGred Kirkham is spending
the week with friends in Salt Lake
City
For Good Fruit Trees, home
grown and true to name, go to
n. G. CHRISTENSEN.
Chas. Beck and wife left Monday
for Idaho to visit friends for a
week or more.
w. IL. Ray q Co., the Provo
loan Men, have an abundance of
money that they are loaning at IA
low rate Of interest and on easy
terms.
Joseph Hammer went to Bling
ham junction Wednesday to
attend the funeral of a friend.
Mr. and Mrs. n. Il. Darling
spcnt a day or two in Salt Lake
ON business and pleasure combined.
Spnt Cb,s Cr,hh or the Utah
Idaho Smear. Cnmnanv made = trim
to Salt Lake Wednesday on bust.
ness
Sion. e,rochcip ,,yo minutes. tooth
ache or pain ot burn or scald in five
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arch ,oyar Main
,r , A. w.. wit ,,,,.o
y.
b" "'''''' "','''"5 "' '''''' '',''1''''
son mi who Ioo,-cs for a mission
40 I,,ul,rL
The young man who lost check
mode out NV NJ n Woodhouse can
h,,o.,n,o ~, idontir,ira.or,oond
80" '' ~
paying Ior 'hlN hoOice' o"ll ~
OSIerloh BAKERY
Mini Holland of Salt Lake CITY.
LON p,ic, or TonIir and Cbas.