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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-11-28

The indicated surplus is equal to a
5 per cent dividend on the preferred
stock and per cent dividend on the
common stock. After the above re-
suit is once realized the earnings
should show an annual increase of
about 10 per cent for number of years
thereafter.
New population invariably follows
lation produces increased activity in
agriculture and all other lines of bust
ness. and the value of property and
products is greatly enhanced.
The Topeka Southwestern railway
will have a tributary zone of over AGO.
900 acres, some of which are a great
deal more productive than others, while
a considerab BILE portion not now cultiva-
ted Will be made extremely, profitable
when rail transportation is available.
Combining all classes of freight, in
bound and outbound, the estimated rev.
enue above quoted averages less than
90 cents per acre, per annum,-an in
significant amount compared to the
benefits and profits derived by the ship
pers-
The bonds issued by the Topeka
Southwestern Railway company are
secured by first mortgage on all the
acquired. including its franchises,
rights of way, rolling stock, real es-
tate, and revenues.
The preferred stock has full voting
power, and is entitled to dividends of
five per cent per annum, payable out
of net earnings. No dividend can be
paid on the common stock until 5 per
cent has been previously declared on
the preferred stock for the same
period.
Railroad securities provide the
safest form of bond and stock in
vestment. They are recognized the
world over as superior to Industrial
and mining securities. Their values
f1uctuate. as in everything, but a rail-
road is a permanent and fixed piece
of property, with a constant earning
power, and with a natural tendency to
always improve in value.
In the eastern section of the United
States the safest financial institutions
are the savings banks. Their deposits
exceed billion dollars, and they are
controlled through legislative author
ity with the greatest conservatism
They have no capital stock, and are
established solely to receive and pro-
tect the savings of wage-earners and
people of small means who have no
way of knowing how to safely invest
their money. Almost without ex-
ception these banks are authorized by
law to invest in certain classes of
municipal and railroad bonds, but are
strictly prohibited from investing in
Industrial and mining securities For
example, II The Topeka-Southwes
railway should for period of five
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-11-28
JOHN MARSHALL TO SPEAK.
VIII Discuss Temperance Question at
Churches Tomorrow

John Marshall, attorney for the State
Temperance union, will occupy the pull
pit of the First United Presbyterian
church, corner of Topeka avenue and
Eighth street, tomorrow morning at II
o'clock, and the Kansas Avenue M E.
church in North Topeka tomorrow ev-
ening at 7:30. Mr.. Marshall will tell of
the progress for the movement in the
state and nation and the outlook for
the future. He will tell of the relation
ship the movement bears to the church
and what forces enter into and are re-
sponsible for the successful overthrow
of the liquor traffic.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-11-28
Teachers Elected Officers at Concorlia

Concordia, Kas., Nov. 2S-The
North Central Kansas Teachers asso-
citation adjourned last night, after
electing the following new officers: A.
J. Stanley, Lincoln, president: r. K.
Farrar, Osborne, vice president; w. o.
Steen, Solomon, treasurer; Belle Var
vel Houston, Concordia, secretary.
Next years session will be held at
Harrington.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-11-28
BURGLARS Make $1,000 Haul.

Murphysboro, I'LL, Nov 2S.--Burglars
blew open a large safe in Husband
and RusselIs store at Ava, nine miles
north of here, early today and secured
$1,000 in money and some valuable
papers. Up to two months ago the
firm conducted an exchange bank and
the robbers evidently believed they
were 1ooting a bank. No one heard
the explosions and the robbers es-
caped.
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card of Thanks.

We wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks to our neighbors, friends,
schooImates teachers and all who
showed sympathy in the sickness and
death of our dear deaughter and SIS
ter and also for the floral omer1ngs
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank swanson ana
Family, ia Fillmore street.
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RENTAL LIST

RENTAL LIST
Several modern office rooms for rent.
Between 5th and Sth on Kansas ave-
Flats. 8 rooms en- suite. IS and $3.50.
Two large store rooms. $11.50 each.
Two modern living rooms avenue.
Modern office rooms in new Crawford
office block, heat, light. elevator and jan
itor service free. See us for terms.
One modern 10 room house. West side.
One modern room flat. close in, West
side.
Modern room flats. close in.
Three room modern houses, West sfde.
One modern room cottage, West side
Two modern room houses, West side.
Three room houses. East side.
One store room between 4th and 5th on
Kansas avenue.
Money to loan Real Estate; Collect
Rents. Fire and Tornado and Automobile
Insurance written at lowest rates.
Call OF inquire of
w. C. STEPHENSON & CO.,
REAL ESTATE. LOANS & INSURANCE.
500 KANSAS AVE.
Phones: Ind 654 Bell 1850. Topeka, Kan.
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-11-28

Mr.. Marshall has been in close touch
with the movement in the churches. and
in the courts and has carried out some
big propositions in the state. He re-
Gently secured writs of abatement in
Cherokee county whereby A joints were
placed in the hands of the sheriff, with
the order that he should clean them out
and lock them up and see that the or
der of the court was obeyed.
Mr.. MarshalTs address will be most
Interesting and those who can do so
should avail themselves of this oppor-
tunity of hearing him
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To Topeka Consistory No. 1 K of
p. No. 80, A. of M. No. "a, my EEL
low workmen and my friends and
neighbors, 1 wish to extend my heart
felt thanks for their kindness and
sympathy and many beautiful flowers
at the death of my beloved wife. Ida
VIM NELSON.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-11-28
wASrED-MALE HELP.

WACTED-MALE HELP
WANTED-Help We will help you to be
well dressed by simply paying US 81. 90
per week Men. women and ehiIdren
CIVIL SERVICE examinations Will soon
and questions used by the commission
free. Columbian Correspondence College,
WASHINGTON. D. c.
SEND YOUR OLD DUDs TO CHIvERs:
Have them steam cleaned and They'll
come home sweet and clean.
W.ANTED-Men to learn barber trade.
few weeks required. best paying work
within the reach of poor man, can have
shop with small capital. wages from 81 10
bers: catalogue mailed free. Moler Bar
Der college. Kansas City, Mo
$50 MONTHLY and expenses to men and
women to advertise. leave samples and
collect names: Write at once. Silverton
Co.. A. rs. Chicago.
wANTED-An honest men to take ad-
being we'll dressed on S1.OO per week.
Rldgley's. ia. w. Sth.
MEN wanted to learn the barber trade
and the latest method used, tools fur
while learning. Cali or write Topeka
Barber college, S22 Kansas ave.
CAPITAL EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
Established in Topeka the past IS years
WANTS-3G0 laborerS, $l75 and $500 day.
corn huSkers, farm hands. experienced
man for End hand store. hotel help, End
cooks, pastry cooks, stone mason, bridge
carpenters and helpers, solicitors. 100
mattresses and lunch counter girls, $40 to
$40 mo-, experienced house girls, women
cooks, hotel maids, hotels and restaurants
for sale, other business chances.
A. L. FURMAN, 81 Kan. ave. Phones 662
LEARN TO WRITE advertisements-You
can positively, earn $25 to 500 per week.
Prospectus sent free. Page-Davis School,
Al Wabash Ave, Chicago.
WANTED-Men at Ridgley's Credit Cloth
and overcoats on credit at $1.00 per week.
MEN WANTED QUICKLY by big Chi
cago Mail Order House to distribute
catalogues, advertise. $3.50 weekly; $4,000
expense allowance. Manager, Dept. 81. 1856
Wabash Ave-, Chicago.
SEND YOUR OLD buds TO CHIvERS.
Their pressing says pressed.
$50 A MONTH, $50 expense allowance at
start. to put out merchandise and gro
Gerry catalogue Mail order house. Ameri-
can Home Supply Co., Desk 20, Chicago,
Ill
WANTED-An experienced press feeder.
Gavitt Printing Co., COL E. 4th st.
WANTED-500 laboring men who are try
ing to make their wages go far pos
sible to let us help them get good warm
clothing for winter. 1t doesn't require the
money here. We sell on credit. Ridgley's,
ia w. Sth.
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WANTS
And MISCELLANEOUS ADS.
1a66i245 IzrlD
>zeeESe
wANTEl,--sTruAuoNs.

WANTED-PoSition by competent, expert
enced male stenographer and clerk. Sat
isfactory references. r. A, Journal.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-11-28
WANTED-FENYALE HELP.

WANTED-500 women and girls to get
their new winter coats from us. We sell
on credit at $1.0O per week. Ridgley's, ia
w. Sth.
WANTED-White cook and laundress at
Orphans Home, cor. 3rd and Fillmore.
= -
FIVE DOLLARS weekly earned at home
addressing envelopes for prominent edu-
Gator. Enclose ten cents (silver) for par
ticulars. President, Pitman School, To-
1edo. Ohio.
WANTED-Girl for general homework
Ills Topeka ave.
SEND YOUR OLD DUDS TO CHIVERS.
Their pressing stays pressed.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-11-28

submitted may be depended on in esti-
mating the earning capacity of the road
for the first so miles.
Estimated earnings and expenses, To-
peka-Council Grove:
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FOR sALE-Good solid surry. $50. 92l E.
|
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FOR sALE-Good mare, price $50 Inquire
Anr
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SALESMEN-Local or travelling, to sell
fire-proof safes to business men or farm
ers; experience unnecessary, quick sales !;
big profits. Alpine Safe Co, Cincinnati o.
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FOR SALE-Journal route. Inquire at 1122
w. 10th ave.
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FOR SALE-Two milk cows. fresh soon:
| one fine Jersey. 3 gallons daily. $40. Ind.
] 2934-Ring ,.
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AIR-GAS burners in cook stoves stop use
of coal. No gasoline. Agents make So
each Territory going fast. Air-Gas Co,
81 Columbus. Ohio
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR SALE-Pacific house. only first class
hotel in town. Address Mrs. Ida NJ.
Parks. Delphos. Kansas.
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FOR RENT-716 Chandler st, comfortable.
large rooms, cellar, cistern, well. gas
for heat and light $1,000. r. d. Blaine, 525
Kansas ave. Ind. phone 141S.
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FOR SALE-One handsome English Per-
ambulator. good new. cost $35, price
$40 81 Monroe st.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-11-28

FOR RENT furnished and unfurnish-
ed housekeeping rooms, 1215 Clay. Ind
2S73 White
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WAN1Ep-.EEnfALE HE1.P.

WANTED-Ladies to make aprons, s. 60
dozen. No cost to get work. Materials
sent prepaid Enclose stamped addressed
envelope Home Apron & Dress Co, Los
Angeles. Cal.
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FOR RENT-935 Kansas ave. unfurnish-
ed. corner rooms; gas. Phones 16.
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WANTED-AGENTs.

OUR INDIANAPOLIS AGENT sold COS
DIOZO disinfecting cabinets during
September alone. Profit $7S1. 70. S. Cowger
San Jose. California. sold 100 since July
%. Profit 81. 10000 Write Parker Chemical
Co.. Chicago.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-30
PAYNE SCHOOL HOUSE.

Mrs. A Z Acfanmish of NIuiia
Is visiting hef sister Mw 8 T. Payne
and Nrs. wm. Stokes.
". Il. nufFls uas q Riuel5eket
CALLER SATURDAY.
BOB Doarea and nalce Miss Neiils
called ou Miss Leila Williams last
sunday Just fof a drive 81 the nsigh.
ban thlnk.
@. 4 0dell made : business trip q
geutfalla laa1 seek Ils reports ssery'
lhlnazhoomlnE Ia Tat part
The =. X s T. has utterly demo.
Ilshed Ills Incorporated tat cl11 ol
1onea spur. tie las remnant consist.
lng of thFoo 81 cars waa pullsa away
enc d. last waek
". !. DeFss rs IL ninslaeksl
saturday eFeaIng
Tha Yonna people euiu1ed : nlos
aAnce i NJ nleknsls hoase satafaag
@4snlnz
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-30
PRYOR CREEK ITEMS

llse asw addition e tie dspn' an
sopM bm completed
ur and Mis- r. =. keadux snter.
talnssi friends Eastsf
peNltt Iiampton ana EArl kendrlz
tlsitsd lu Parsons fosentlY
Mrs lIaskin sgeut sunday evening
wlgh Ms 4 ". Tygar.
A good efowd of farmers aefs "a
town stiUniay aud despite The u.
cin, rain. mAns predict eood esop
scar.
Ana stili u rains
FAfmem afs ,oosinK blue "a This
vicinity ever hasins 90 much ram
n n. Rsndris eeat so Tie allY GA
business saturday
District court here adjourned Sat.
The eighteenth Many eases wsTs
disposed q
kaassF VAS properly observed by sll
tile chufrhes
A ran,i telephone Is bplng tAiked u
here : gead thing push Il Ai1ng.
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WEST POINT
West rolnf patils ars busy ou ex.
animation tlis week

West roluf pupils ara halsy on ex.
animation TITS seek
school closes here TIE Nth
Pauline Goodman viii take heT
school plcniciug on abiu efees ths
last aag 81 school
Anune those whu attended tie hall
a. weleh The s3rt wers Al-ses Ella
Mitchell. Mamie Bisiap Pauline
Goodman. Nsssrs llaHte Mitchell
luo nlsh0p aad oliver rslsf
oliver Tyler marketed hass 10 Wsicl
N0udas
several ffnm NinIfa attended ~,
Pie supper here The zsth
Floyd NorueF ard ehaa Glenn sers
business callers In Nlnlta Friday
Lewis Rogers and slfs q viultn
spent >andas 81 The Tyler home
A FREUD Of Nls flishop from Care
mare was vislglug her last wesk
saeols Mitchell returned from
eolllussIlls Monday.
Nora Holt afflsef last seek from
View Nsxic0, 81 visit her parents ~
C Roper and wife
There vas 20 church SUNDAY ou ac
count Of rain
The pia supper a the sshoe' haass
tie 2sih vas sell attended ii spite d
THE rain fhe program eas eaf >,
sell as aas expects1 on seesanf 81 81
many u the pupils BEING abseu1 anf
aniY psft Of III Oelsssfra sss aals q
get theirs I1s preseeas amounted q
ko1
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-30
Assessors Meet.

The township assessors aBd
trustees met al The county clerk :
ONCE Monday and Tuesday for
thc purpose 81 making a uniform
schedule OF taxable property
preparatory 70 beginning the a..
sessmert Of property in Their -
spec,ive townships Al aa early
da'c The most of them will
begin work Monday The work
Is new 70 them all and they are
working 70 get the matter thor
nughly IL hands briore beginning
work.
The names og those who will
assess the property in Craig Co.
arr A. follows lno Casio. p
r. Wit {. v. car.elopcy, ehas
Hartman. T j oanbell, ) y.
ghalsea aud J d Miles
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-30
FALKLAND ITEMS
FaImsls aIa geIg maen In 30

Farmers are very much behind ulth
taeir work
The wheat IS sery mueh damaged
b The excessive rains
san Sidifsg ST.. living north q
t1wn has over enc hundred ynang
u Tvs and 3 Year olds
Ab Harlan and J. 4 Copeland of
Denmark were ln touu saturday
r L. Walker Of Ogesehs, vas 10
town saturday
&. g. James and family sefe over
from Miami saturday.
$. " Bond Nas oas of tie Nlnita
crowd Wio took IN the picnic
one of the attractions 81 FalFlana
saturday was bali game between the
wyaneotte. ids aud leeal nine Of
boys Who style themselves The God
hoppefs
Falrland threw her gates side open
Saturday % entertain The visiting !.
o.0Fis uho oaltsndedthe Anniversary
meeting Of tat order sam r..
Campbell 10 behalf of TIE toen
welcomed the visitors IL a short but
sell timed address & VI. AobfaY Of
Tula the Grand master Of that ofisr
zas the principal speaker Of the day.
splendid music was furnished ~ the
Alton Uornet band An excellent
dinner spread for eqeFIb body wsa the
leading feature and nothing occurred
e mar the pleasures and everybody
sent asag well pleased with Falfland
and ths day 5 exercise
A lsfee crosd frem Wsleh. Hlue
Jacket. Miami. Grove aud ether sar.
rounding towns were present
h. F. Iluklll and eife of Alton a.
tsnded the Anniversary meeting satur.
daT.
nany .af our lownspeople are "eeaft.
ting q Miami this seek
I'm. Conner nna 4. =. Long are
making All extensive toaf Of old
Mexico.
rev. Heafue Of Grove preached the
nacaloaTeate sermon at the Fa1Fland
nigh school laat sunday
The xalrland school vii close nsrt
zsss.lae are4aatIna aenrHIsea I'll -
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4ulsA raAn arRHas CHICAGO.
oAiasesua Representative pa visi
20 pelnts af lntsFssi

Ckiahefua Representatives. Pa Nieii
20 pelnts ef interest
Chicago. III With 4 special tFain
81 hts ears 3 party e ~ ftpfeasnta
tive elgifeus and : milstHfy hAai uf
tuenif Fhras pieces ihs TULSA ok
sioasisfs reached chicaEo this mora
lng ard hfuaxtt = he Great sorih.
srn liatel state street the stock
yards and ofkrf mstroHalllaa points
= breezy touch * southwestern FiE0f
fnlsa e pieased - safi iiseif TIE
Chicssa ~ the southwest That e
tho feasCH that Chicago has tefn
saved practically tili ths lass usr
Ia wAleh hls ineladsd 81 ihe lafKe
cities ~ the eastern and middle
states
knmeli naitun > man whQse name
Yeafs aao saa s4nonzMoaf sith
blsoas satiiss in ffonileF tnNna and
oaaIerss ~ tmagss q the nalicn
gang % called came 9Th tie Tut.
- delegation uf business men. fe.
speetsd and honefed b thsu ~ :
fellow rigisen. Dalton sas the most
fnceasplcuoes member af ths parts
Aithoash Dalton i nos seekiaE NJ.
tarislv himself his friends bubble
ssef wlth anaeao1AA teaAing tos hos
Ais aAfnfai narmAnlniitY.
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Norman. % II the annual local
traea meet II Oklahoma University
hsld here TO Oklahoma State rec.
erds usre efoken. Artle Reeds. cap.
faln e ihe soonsf team. clearing The
Ear IL the hslnh iamp at fest s
incAss ard HatsliH raising tha pole
saah record e ie t.st 2 inches Raj.
eiin son the allfound easmpsnoshin
makina feur nfAtN Reeds ana Rai'
enn 3iii - the soouefa malaaiafa
ia Re soulhz eslefn meet % - held
at Austin Nay 6
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ECHO ITEMS

10 net let mallcs cause faa ta pro
seeute ynny usiehtaf fof sems eryal
ofsuse
John peal IS visiting relatives q
Aa.
Flflf dniias aafd is snsffd for
tie tsuY oi ~ Hesf ~ha sss afasn.
si 10 Grand River aeoui kpfil ie s
There eas 3 ,ar.al a. 1Hm Cassis
lasi Ffldty uIkhf. Qafea gsthsfg =
and reported eapl tine. liHal b
gigls scsfee
Chests have lseH foand usag lims
aslrilnaFs aau't - him eaieh sAu
any more bots
Let asofRanits lsleplleus comnany
fuf our own usneft among lie uslst
bors. tie cost sill Be but little
We must START sens soeiai sntrr-
tainmeals At Ballard scieal hoase afd
1T the peonle kno~ ae are alive who
viil hslp boosfs
Gosh bat that mod hoe "a tie road
Ia mile wssf Of Echo 5 fsi9iug
sofsef
Trade 4 luefeasius =, EeHe "a spite
q high ~Aisf snd lsa ruaas Keep
: pushing
g s hanham seui e. Tie Ger SO
0se heaes lAsi Wed % sqllee = sire
eAale ST. nfanham Is Ella onle mEn
- Noftl. 0kla that can splice wire
cables lhat pai.sys nn Over smoalhly.
Hos when Yon earft plox palI
sesds shen fea cant soe Keep 4
pushing
ScbaaI closes Al Hickory 9f0ee and
Ballard This seek EAci scieeI las
been E success The Last term.
Mrs Maynard II Naml i visiting
Ter sou Rert Maynard
Three vel kuoNn PARTIES pazei
Echo Hondaf With blaeE eyas Ba
earcfal but Keep 5 pushing
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City Council

TlN special committee appointed
atihe lasi session = ihe City Council
70 report on she lsNrss bli iof cts
paving reported ai TUesday nights
meeting IN favor q Il !. overly 4
Co. Il joplin whose BID Nas
So 81 S. An ordinance was in.
ffodueed q aCgerg shs bd. tai
Councilman CmsbGeld objected "a
j suspension H the rules. Ahlrh
laid TIE masfef akef until aaaillel
meeting
Ao ordnance a1s rAsse1 eal'a
ting eah drivers. aHd also enc e
fine people Nho nIafe shade tees.
An ordinance pissed tnf : seNef 81
the east SIDE. Al ordinance wa.
PASSED fcesiahlishng tie curb ins
80 Nann street lfem llllao., g. Ca
madam a ! distance "A i teel from
fhe property line Ordinances Ntfa
passed establishing grades south b
Illinois OF Bell. brewer, Brown
Adaf. second ans Fourth ~ soul
from the Katy - Fourth 1na oi
Counter from Frisco e. south
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Senate Favorable.

The Senste Indian lomMllite
Tuesday reported. with feW am.
mendments. the house $50 removing
restrictions on ihr sale q land n
Oslahoma. once owned ~ tle Five
Cnil.fej fFl~s The passssc q
the aet through ilR senate 3 assas.
e8
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-30
WEIGH ITEMS

Il a bg dane Was pulled "a q lhe
apera 1buse lasi THURSDAY evening
Il uhfh many young folks wefe
rtesefls nom Niniia. West Point,
leheiapa ana other nearby rolnls.
a good yin,c was shown everybody.
Muss vas furnished by part e the
snda ofNhe,sa snd was tht hsst
ever nlayed ID the house 80 4 simi-
lag occasion Tt ngN affair II
this kind via occur on Thursday,
May II Good mus< and good
ei5el always maintained.
Th Mutual Ttkphene Association
el wlsh ara surrounding country
held a mass mec,ne ln the 6lty hgl
and completed arrangements iova
Inaugua,iag 4 Muluai iae Work
ull Is commenced an This line IN
Hrlsh ana tia establishment q e
central arranged tof IS soon IS roles
and maieual an be brought b SIS
farmers hines arg almost rad,. ~
eegin operations also, q aiiash 70
the Welsh central as soon as L Isl
completed.
Re Edgar y Nosne returned
has, aeek ifom Nsa Mexeo. Wliefe
be has lots,esa elam Mrs Young
and lhi3fgn Nil lss an the slaim
unili he has finished Ms rasiapst
hem. aitef whlgh ~ NlI lasaie In.
AeA Mexico permanently
The schoa commencement eNef-
sises beta b tlN arsa horse Sala
Gay nigh, Wrte highly successful.
Ten eighth grade ana h,e n'uth
grad pupils took part
Tram No : from Welehio Ninia
Uill hereafter be known a. ihe
"Dispensary Special. " and viii hc
great foF the large numbers ot SICK
and afflicted Aho viii take stYan-
tage II tire fact that mor, ~
medicine" will cure Their ills. lnag.
mary and Otherwise. ana can he
procured only IN ihe "DlpeaSay
City.
TiW Cherokee eall ham Was of-
gained IN Weleh iasi Neek ans aill
show the clubs IN the county around
us hoA to play baa Arrange dates
vilh loe Camptell. manager
d 1 smith aHa II & Camp
eeH >pen, Friday aai Sal 10 Kan
sas 1ay. 0H business
Mm Harmon & fsU. Iaaie IS /
returned lfom MeN MeA1o Fa1sy.
ahrrs hs has bealeJ 3 eiaIm an3
Inirnds to a3ke i hs permanent
horne - tlie future
% account 81 TIE BAD WeIlhei
making t almost Impossible Cog
Uncle Jerry Hubbard 81 et Io|
Neish. ,he I o o F aaaIyt
safy exercise. which Wep q hsys
tsken place sunday aefe declared
1T unfl some future aase % IS aa.
no0Ast3 Ait
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-30

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