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The Winslow mail., 1912-10-19

Paul MeyerhOH, manager OF
the A. & B. Schuster Co, was at
Adanatla one day this week on
business connected with his
cattle interests.
Sick headache is caused bv a
dlsordered stomach. Take Cham
berlain's Ia blets andscorrect that
and the hea daches will disappear.
For sale by all dealers. +
Julius Wetzlers left for the west
Saturday evening, on a business
trip. He will return in d few
days.
Attorney ]. E. Jones, of Flag
staff, was here on business Satur
day.
Cashier Cox, of the Merchants
and Stock Growers Bank, visit
ed Albuquerque this week Oh
business and pleasure.
Here IS woman who speaks
from personal knowledge and.
long experience, viz, Mrs. P. H.
Brogan, of Wilson, Penn, who
says. II know from experience
that Cham berlain's Cough Rene
dy is far superior to any other.
For Group there is nothing that
excels it." For sale by all deal
ers. i
]. A. Larson, administrator of
his fathers estate, "H. A. Lar
son" arrived from Globe Friday
and remained here tor several
days ON business. Mr.. Larson is
manager of the grocery depart
ment OF the Old Dominion Store
at Globe and is personal friend
of Governor Hunt.
The banks closed here Satur.
day, the same being Columbus
day, a new legal holiday. Great
ed by the last legislature.
], w. Copeland, of Dayton,
Ohio, purchased bottle of
Chamberlaln's Cough Remedy
for his boy who had cold, and
before the bottle was all used the
boys cold was gone. Is that not
better than to pay "a five dollar
doctor bill? For sale by all deal
erS. i
Sheriff Joe Woods of Holbrook,
was IN Flagstaff Tuesday snail
ing witnesses for the superior
court in his county ;. Toe still con
tinues to believe that Navajo
couAty is fair place to live and
returned Tuesday evening =
Flagstaff Sun.
Blackleg has broken out among
the cattle in this vicinity and the
cattlemen will all begn to vac
cinate for it this week. The SAM
tary Board we understand has
furnished a sufficient supply for
the. owners. | IS expected that
by this method only small loss
es will occur.
The Winslow mail., 1912-10-19

Druggist w. R. Scorse is very
busy looking after the retnodling
of the Loui Ghuey corner which
he recently purchased. Contract
or Kleindienst OF Wlns.ow is do
ing the carpenter work, and
when completed 1t will be tile
best corner jill town. The front
will be used as drug store, and
offices will be fitted up i'll the
rear for Doctor Bazell and At
torney Jordan.
The Winslow mail., 1912-10-19

Mr.. Marquesson, who is inter
ested in the land and irrigation
project at st, Johns, has been in
town this week on business con
nected with his cattle interests.
The Winslow mail., 1912-10-19
ADVERTISEMENT
Stored Labor

Every dollar you earn rerte
sents a number of certain hours
of your labor. 1t is labor in con
densed form, convenient to ex-
change for the products of the
labor OF Others, or to hold i'll
storage for use in later years
when your strength fails. Pat
away a part OF today's work--
of tomorrow work k--of every
days work, now, while you
have earning capacity. Your
stored labor will support you i'll
comfort in few years. Can you
save dollar every day to put
in the bank? Or so cents? Or 20
cents? 1t SO. you ought to be do
ing 1T. It'Sa pity to waste all
the work OF these good years
but many are doing it. Be wise
and bank q part OF the earnings
OF each day. We not only accept
your deposits. keep your money
safely, and render every possible
accommodation that the best
banks III the. country can render,
but we will take care of YOU,
valuable papers and give you
our; assistance III vonr business
transactions tree of charge.
THE. BANK OF WINSLOW
The Winslow mail., 1912-10-19

See that Pure Spun Aluminium
at the WlnslOW Furniture co. s
The Winslow mail., 1912-10-19

Special Sale on Rugs at the
Winslow Furniture Co, for the
t,e VT t,v,, ,veeLu . r
The Winslow mail., 1912-10-19

Have you seen the new up-to
date hats at the Il. Ii. Smith Co.
The Winslow mail., 1912-10-19
SHALL NOT CHARGE MORE THAN THREE
CENTS A MILE. -

Con Official Ballot S12 313-senate No. 24A
population than two to the square mile
is will make draino
by that will
will nhibit the
last from the State
s3S1se3351 charging the peous
bring people
lower than State the Union.
strcve laws with the result that railroad
standst miles
Of 1912, and the
sa2oooooo will $e4coooooo railroads
will able to
The Winslow mail., 1912-10-19
IAN ACT REQUIRING ALL ENGINEERS
AND CONDUCTORS TO HAVE THREE YEARS
EXPERIENCE BEFORE. BEING ELIGIBLE TO
POGIIION

Ballet. and 3os-IIouse Bill No 5o)
II legislation man who now holds
won't make brains Some might
still
years would perfectly
robs the
experience, letters may be
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-29
Hamburg American Line

oDerorOentIig nog, Of ben life eer-
aere fan Toritno et let % ligefrefnt
@poilgeliirm. eler mon 0en Bella
ger iig ielu, i6et ben Tiger iaaIeses;
bet er life utroliat, fbi 6et er ct ret
nlmffrOeligt TrGf / por Clos 2ite.
ratur at ie me0 geflngeIie pon fg
ielD for at eere fin i~nteresiant
Gnten mi 9i6cn mener oct enc
eler oct on6et, ioo flyer oen: Oct er
ioo onnifeligt mn til Tags for unge
WGu6 at blioe troenoe.
0ette er mpeltbeni lite
a II ot. Sanobeoen er Sen, at Oct
'oIOri9 no9eniinOe bar bpret ioa let
at blioe' troen0e - uoDortes tolt -
tbi Troels Sci er olti6 iD0r, oa al.
tib li9e inPr. 9fen n0oortes tnIt.
oct er mi lettere emo for at fomne
til Gro. 8roen err Iogt liae for
llngoonnens 9er. en Slegt. |
bniIfen q. r. II. M. urbeioer, Ell
1onmorf, Der bar Riooro o9 5foo.
gooro.B eterien, Den Slegt bsr itaa.
me iig Fliiinoe Sang for i'm 8linh-
beo og observation-disclosures, bois ben
oirtelig fIpnfer: Oct err ion purt
mi til Tags at bfipe ariiten.
Soo6 enifer man mere emo ling.
6omSm6oe poa llngoomsme6e, ltnq.
oomsifrfft paa llng0omsifrift, 300
poa Bog, SaGer pan Soler, Set pan
6eit, 9paning pno gpgning, Ssiffo.
Ie poo SsiifoIe, - oft innrettet poo
be unee. for De it1ee og til De imtae.
9 Sdnobeo, bpis man flyer, at oct
mn til 8oes er ponifeligt at fonune
TIL 9roen, ioo Dor man BET iom bin
Nonb | @pentpret, Der NOT pif6e
toge inoo en- Gemsre, men bo6, ON
ben seoIe @iper ieIp biI6e pirtte
Den | buns 2omrne. elIer Iom ben,
Der foo peo gor6et oe ioqbe: @i1
ieg 900 ipifei
Wen Sogen er, Of bint Sioens
gnolingsoro: Oct er ioa bort MAJ
til Dogs, bet er ufonbt fra Gn6e iii
onoen. De ioo iitffer mnn enbon,
ioet man flyer bet, oa tGnfer ct c0er
anbet tnoset ! Retnine of gioenifob:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-29
0periat at 6. 2. Roienberg,
goroooo, Rebroifa.

Ter er IRE @runoe FOR OF be.
grenie Dor 8etragtning al emne
ON ben fremti6ige 8eneoI6elie til
Dor Serres Seiu ariiti 2pre.
1. Oct inoifrGnfer Cmfanget af
Dor llnoeribselie til, bnao Der er
mnlist / en- fort Gsiap. Ger bill
life bliDe 9eiIigbeo til at itn0erisee
be 56 Ste0er al Dor nltoriiereoe
8ibefooeri9ttelie, bpor Opoet Sci
be0e" finoes Zoe TIefte af oisie er
ODeri9ttelier of BET bebrniife p6eol"
og oct grefte 0SoOes"), os pi tan
inmle Dor OpmRrfiombeo ON be ii
SteOer, Door Dor Serre Seius brit
ger Oroet o@ebenno" Com / bans
G6os Ooge bar Den nlminoelige 8e.
nGpnelie for be Fortobtes OpboIos.
fteo) iomtten meo be andre Bers,
Der itoen 9Dipl refererer til ben frem.
fioige 5ilitono for be ugifoelige.
2. Der gibes ct tilitrGffeligt Sbar
paa berts Spefnlationer, iom life
fenoer til bet, peb at benbiie til
Jam, fom fenber bet. Mange on.
Ore Ste6er funoe citeres fra bet np
Seitomente, ffrepet UNDER Sn'piro.
from of ben SelIigoonb, Tom Dor
Serre Sefiis bapoe lopef fine Gi-
frip5e for at .neiIe6e bean u ben
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-29

IfeioImer. Do nDe pil penteIie fife
flnne opitoo foreli9ger ! alt Sab
life e1omt. % 0r0et ON Den 9ors-
|feite0e, Der par Seoerne en- 6orar-
gelie % @referne en- 0aarIigbeo,
men boori Menigbe0en fonOt @los
9raft % Cubs gisoom, BET ma o.
ioo foritumme. % man itaor ino peO
Spgrgsmoolet: 8osier % bette til
mooerne Menneiter2 San Del, Ser
btiper tiGbage of 9ooifen = bpis
Der fan ii9es at bore noget tilbo9e
- gibe 8reo moo Spno og Greit
moo Goo?
U}en naar Sll % Poaite or Dor.
tie, Ioa fan Der life en- Gang beroeO
itanOies meo bette: at Dforanore"
pon ariitep0ommen. ginien gaar
iarnne Sci. aan0ens @ernin9 bIfoer
en- 5sIeIie, en- Stenning. ariiti Sen.
fomit en 9rsm. Zen itore, 9ofoe
8lof ior 3ronen blfner en- Quftipei.
ling, % Spiton0eliens Scab fan
life mere In'e ODER De 9riitnes Sra,
be. San, iom fa1ote Tia uGeien~ %
Den Del til 6ooeren, ban oiite %,
.Iigger i Gage 90 ltiifterbeo. Ser
er os intet oabenboret ON gu0 %
oct 6inlmelife Stem.
Saaleoes rforon0rer4 Wen.
neifer / pore Gage ben gamIe ar..
TENDON for at faa Den dfpasiet eff
Ter mooerne Renneifer. On @oo0e
fun, at De fan foo lie ielo til at
fal0e oct, Der bIioer tilba9e, for
&riitenooml
Don set fife par be0re at iIaa
inc pao Sen on6en 9ei2 at beoe og
roobe til @u6 ON, at 6oron6ringen
moatte fin0e Ste6 meO 0enneifene,
at 6ierterne mootte foranOres, IA
at De funOe fomme til at paste til
Den gonrle a~riitenOom. Den, Der life
fan o~foran0res4 u0en at mite IN
Strait. en lang. lang R9ffe al triit.
ne Meno % apiuOer, meO SniIuS
ira GarIuS / Spioien, fan oione
BET: 8i mPrfe0e, al pi life pasieoe
til ben gomIe 9rHten0om. Saa pro-
oe0e oi fsrIt Ben Bel: at afpusie
ariitenoormmen efter os. 0ien ale
Sinp0e Iufte0e ii9 ior os. Soa Heo.
tes ri inc pno BEN onoen Bel: at
foa os ufposiet efter SIR tenOom-
men. ID l1Iffeoe SUBS Ogre zig
op; ri ionot bom, % / BAN os
ielo.
Set er BET, Der ifol lie i Oct noe
9irfeoor. 6ierterne ifal foranores,
ino be fan bIioe fattige og DOmp-
ge nof til at boI0e Sltl % image
al bans 5soieIs @lpOe~. % Men-
neifene fol ie Stiamqeil, ion ben
err: SDno ON os og / os o9 9so
lforon %. Soa fan oet blipe guaife,
og Spn6ere fan iinoe Rel til bans
Optan6eIies aroft % Bans 2ioel-
|fers Samfun0
% hos os. boor 0cnne 6oran.
bring er begDnot. ifal ben 81 pc on.
here, ioo ri men opbere along fan
Ibefenoe oct: uIf. boor oi bog pas
fer iam1nen, on Br6s ioloe6e. @ilos
Raotte bette 0a ife / oct me
4irfeaml
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-29

oeOes $40 GOaottb. 3. %; Is. 81
% 10 @ange ON Den geoiee $40
(l}att6. Is, s; %. Al.
6 oct ri moremmer, at Or.
men, Der life Osr" % Den riiO-
ihtffeGig SG0" er brllet biGeoIie
metafor;iD. ioo mao oisie ilaoenOe
6~olefigurer oog itoo for forfpr0enOe
8ofter. De nloa bore SDmboler poo
Ell irDgteliq &irfeIig5eO. 9i be-
6eDer life at betraate 0em mere ma.
terioliitiif, emo Di T. SIS. betrogter
9inIen8 ygliI0belogte Sober" %
a@erleporteue1 men, 0eriom De flo.
tie er brligt iiHObiae0lig pao !9irns
lens ube III Oelige @erIiabe6, io0
nlua Dc foreg0aen0e o9re Spmboler
pao 6eIoe0eS unopneIige 9ioelier.
92on fan lige foo Ii6t gine iiq til
at 0oan1atiiere ON oct enc Tom ON
oct onOet, ME- oct freezer life en-
ipn0erlig Ieoen0e Gnitren9eGie al
5oreitilIin9Seone at f~oritoa Ell ont.
ffogeu0e SmnDittigbeo at bore iom
0rmen, Der fife ogr, % ct um9tte-
Iiq 9eger fon oen ut6Iluffelige
$40. = Serrens 9igneIie ON Den
riqe Mon6 og Qdioris er oen fer1te
freuitinet at bore Il Gine" % /
ioorIia NDaI = ielo / ySooes"; o.
at Snfommelien o~oerIeber oct MI.
orrenoe 9ip % fsIger me6 oS pno
Den oir0en She @raben er iloIp.
ien6e fra abra6oms Orb til BAN:
Son. fom / Su" Quf f6,23-25).
aun0e noaen ~IeaernIia Bine bore
oprre emo Ben moroIIfe 3ortlr al
en- ifPrenoe o. ifPrpet Sombittia.
be6, i 6oiIfen Sufommelien bliper
iii Gag, mar Sen onpIer beo en-
flet orDenot Si6 o. m%isbrll9te 60
Der. beo uroIo6te Rligter o9 be9oa.
e6e Snnoer. oeo tobte 9eiIigbe6er
- babe peo at qsre % mo6toge
go0t. oeo fori6mte Bribilegier 90
~fiii0eIotte I0oareIier2 Get er lent
nof FER. hoor 6lifonmeIien er ino
ippffet. % Somoittigbeoen Ioo let
be6goes men hbo0 mao oct life bIi.
be bereTter, 6o ingen NioIer oil
biplpe til al hanoIoIe grin6rinNernc
oq 6rufne Snmpittigbeosnnaet2
Toeten Storfep itinntIerer Dor 30.
reItilIin1seone / Dc forfpr6eli9e 81
nier:
PIT Set. fon er b1eoet. bDo0 set life
bitroe barre,
Com flroe hope npret ino For1feI.
Iiqt, men ion mi
Sffe fan blipe onSet emo ui1~enfoI6e.
Tia forbiaonaert.
Dit Sierte. onarebet al Golobroro.
bets Wnfte ofreprt. on tiIii6it
uoippr6t
@sgen, | bets ~ofifpelige SsnberGem.
meIie =
ltSbre6t for Dit eeet mortren0eglif:"
me6ens Cecil qioer oct belle 5orm /
en- N6o0effol, noor ban Ifrioer:
oSeloe6e er Son6he6en let for lent.
atter - boiIfen fuitffe 8itte tln-
DC ipnre til Den m~ordlffe auol at
6eftiqe 2niter o. 9iOenTfober u6en
@f66el til at foo 0isie opipIot.
umGttelige 2pngsIer, iom life fon
iao noaet gloo6 for 6eres 1iIfre6s-
itiGclie. caer ON De tiIitons, al For
neielien borte, meoens aroften for.
bfioer.
Siffert - idooonre llotrpf iom
Srmen, Der life osr, oq Ben mo
ihlffctige SlS ifil6rer life from
9qtning, men iimpeI 8irfeligbeO,
o9 Ri fan oPre iifter pao, Of Reoli.
teten pif ooergaa ~inorere emo bliDe
min6re en6 Den brugte Toleform,
iom 1ilfpf6et oil blipe meo be
frelites SoIig6eO. Zen Smmmer.
iom iooleoes er notolt, er Frn9teli9e.
err emo 9oroenen poo Sinai, og
OomsForfpn6elien p9rre END ben
ooer So6omo; men pi buroe al6rig
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-29
Woberne tlnblfblbninger.
j., Get er nntiIoags iaa ibert at tro.'

8or 9i0 for ino morge lln6ifplo.
ringer FOR fin MdngeI paa ariten.
Dom; Dor Bib tiger: Oct er ion ban.
ifeIigt mi til Duqs for unge M9n6
at blipe troen0e ariItne. Seq gao
pi6e, bpa6 Tioen merier, troar ben
figer faoleoes; ieg gao pibe, ON ben
iiger iig ieIp en- 9ebogeIigbeo Der.
meo, | ioa 5oIb mno 6enne 8eboae-
gao no pon, at 9ioen er ind
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-29
6bao Griitus l9rer
nngaaenoe otn irem=
tiOige 6ensGlOclic

af Bot &m. 6. Erocter. j. Be,
6roDOon, engIoH0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-29

SenDn til ben M
8engGloelfes aa.
gi bar ollere6e Jet, at
ban taIte ON @en9rlOelien iom fltOot
al 5ore og elelpoigbeO / lin ipD-
foIOige @entogelie al ben ~ilaoetoe
9emGrfning: Ter ifol OGre @roao
oa 3en6ers @niofel" Charts. 8, ~;
10, 42-50; %, 10; 81 81; $50;
9atf. 10, 2S). Morfus 9, l3-48
taller Serren to @nnge ON oSIoen,
Der life illttfes". og ire @ange
tilfsier Fan, bpor oeres Orm life
6sr, oe Sloen life ltoiluffes". Selp.
fsIgelie brugte ban olminoelige ior.
offf 9olebriig (Uaetafor) for @eben'
ma, taget fra ben oe6Ddren6e $40,
fom brpnote | &innoms 9ol for at
fortpre Reiterne al Sfornet, og
Ormene, Tom lepeoe al be oe6e arop.
pc, iom BAR benfoItet Der; men, iom
pi anerebe bar let, ban bilbe life be.
en- olmen 8Iofarelie. Ser.
rem taller TO @anee om ufrugfbare
getenoere fom Deb, Der gfaites |
SIoen" Mottb. 7, 10; Sob. 10, 81;
10 @omee om rSlbopnen" (Wottb.
10, $3.50; TO @nnee ON .Sel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-29

Billetpriser meddeles paa Forlangsnde.
Disse Priser vii indbefatte ale nedven-
dige Udgifter kost. Logi og Bsfor-
dring fra New York III Bestemmeises-
o4aIa4
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-09-30

Special convocation of
Granite chapter, No. 26, r.
A. NJ, Tuesday evening at
1880. Work, NJ. NJ, degree,
Per order Z. II. p.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-09-30
TALK OF THE TOWN

Read Every window gets the sun"
page 6.
Ford prices for 1913 can be had by
phoning 1852. Perry Automobile Co.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-09-30

ROOMS TO RENT - Furnished rooms with
or without board. within five minutes walk OF
sheds on Batchelder's meadow. Inquire al 1871
Washington Street. i67tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-09-30
roo LATE TO BE CLASSIFIED

FOR SALE-one 4 KS plate camera. focus
r. r. lens in b & l. nbicum, shutter double
plate holder; leather carving case and tripod
Cheap for cash. Call on or address, w. A.
Riley. 500 North Main Street. Telephone call.
4-4. 1916.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-09-30

wANTED-Men to learn barber trade. Only
a few weeks required. Wages after first month.
Steady position guaranteed. Write for oata
lorue. Moler's Barber College, 207 Bowsry.
New York. l61t5s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-09-30

TO RENT - Furnished room to rent at so
south Main Street A. w. Beattie. I6Ttf
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-09-13
Six Injured in Frisco smashup.

Tulsa, Okla, Sept 12.-Three pas
sengers ard three Frisco employees
were injured in a collision of train
No. 404 and freight train at Garnett
early Thursday d. j. Doniphan of
Monnett, Mo, engineer of the passen-
ger train, was taken to Springfield
Thursday night for amputation of his
right leg. His recovery is unlikely.
Others injured were: Fireman Negz-
and, Monnett, Mo, head cut; c. e.
Rogers, Tulsa, slight; Catherine e.
Potter, u years old, Clinton, Okla,
arms injured; H B. Lipe, Mcintosh,
N. NJ, slight.
Train service was restored late
Thursday Frisco officials are inyesti-
eating the wreck, said to have been
caused by leaving open the switch
when the freight sidetracked for the
passenger Both engines were smash
ed and about $4,000" other damage
was done. The passenger train was
running about twenty miles an hour.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-09-13

A letter from Tim Houk states that
he and Mrs. Houk are having the time
of their lives fishing in Galveston Bay
Fish of all kinds including shrimp and
oysters are in abundance Mr. and
Mrs Houk will return to Vinita about
the middle of October
J. W. Holland, of Wann, Okla, is in
town to visit his brother, P. H. Hol-
land Mr. Holland is 81 years old to-
day FRIDAY the 13th) but he says he
will take his chances with any other
man born on any other day of the
month. He is not supersticious of the
number 10 and he says he would just
as soon sleep in room No. IS as any
other room Mr. Holland is one of the
old timers here having been raised up
around Westville where he was cir
cult judge for a number of years
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-09-13
To The Public.

There seems to be some misunder-
standing in regard to a petition which
myself circulated asking the mayor
and council to retain the two night
police, which have been in service for
the last eighteen months. Some seem
to think that Vinita has too many po-
lice | want to state that am of
that same opinion and have been all
along, but do not think that the night
men are the ones to lay off | have
repeatedly said that | am perfectly
willing to police the town throughout
the day myself, which ! believe that
| can easily do | do not want any
extra men, nor | have no henchmen
petitions for me. have
plenty of time to do those things my
self. Yours respectively,
C. II. GOODPASTER,
Chief of Police.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-09-13
FraternaI Aid Meeting.

The Fraernal Aid Association held
special meeting last evening at
which AZ new members were adopted.
There were about 100 persons present
all of whom seemed delighted with the
good work being done by the F. A. A,
After the business and class adoption
came the banquet which was one of
the most enjoyable the writer has
visited for several months.
We are indeed grateful to the ladies
for their support in the social feature
Cream can be obtained any old time
but not such fine cakes, they were de,
licious.
The association at this place is near
ly 200 strong and the writer has the
interest of Vinita Council No. 272 al
heart and will make a special effort
to reach the 800 mark in membership
by January l.
On October 3rd, We will have an
other class adoption, so let all mem
bers get busy and make October Srd
long to be remembered in the Fra
ternal world. President H. E. Dor
Carlos of Lawrence, Kans., will be
present at the next class adoption.
Fraternally yours,
WILLIAM w. WILSON.
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The grading camp and track laying
crews are at Adair putting in 800 feet
of loading track. When this is finish
ed the Katy will have completed its
improvements here, and no station
along the line, except the cities, will
have better or more convenient facili-
ties for handling business. And Adair
is the best shipping point, for any
thing near its size on the Katy
Ledger
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Dave RaasdaIe Dead.

Uncle Dave Ragsdale, of Rose, okla,
died Tuesday at a ripe old age. He
was one of the pioneer citizens of this
country who moved here from Georgia
overland in the early days. He was
well known all over the eastern part
of the state and has host of friends
in and around Vinita who morn his
loss.
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]. II. Verify is in town today.

j. II. Verify is IN town To-Day.
A. H. Moore is here from Alton.
Jim King is here from his farm near
Adair.
D. NJ. Marrs took in the Chelsea fair
today.
Gaylord ~ Bebout took the Frisco
west today.
j. T. Ragan transacted business IN
Alton today.
The Daily Chieftain until January
1st for $10O.
J. w. G. Cohea drove in last night
from Ketchum.
D. w. Harrison came in last night
from Blueiacket.
The Commercial Club band gives a
concert this evening.
F. D. Pelsue, the Welch real estate
man. is in town today.
Mrs. Joe Harris returned last night
from a visit to Welch.
George C. Finley is transacting bus
mess at Kansas City
Grant Victor was here on his way
to Muskogee this morning.
Mrs. George C. Finley is visiting
Mrs England in the country.
Bert and Son Goodman came in on
the noon train from Fairland.
A charter has been issued to the
First State Bank of Ketchum.
Chief Burlington was reported quite
sick yesterday, but is better today
Nelse Moore was in town from Ket-
chum today with load of hogs
Edgar Burlington has gone to Tahle-
quah to attend court as witness.
Friday the thirteenth, and the rain
came. Who said thirteen was unlucky?
Mrs. Julia Chisholm of Lineous, Mo-,
is visiting at the home of E. r. Steph-
@s.
j. w. Payne returned from Miami
this morning and took the hack for
Centralia.
Mrs. c. e. Lahman and son who are
visiting in Chicago will be home about
the first of the month
Rev. o. L. Smith of Ferris, Texas
will preach at the Baptist church Sun
day morning and evening.
S. E. Wallen has purchased the
Hughes property at the brow of the
hill west of Electric park.
w. H. Hurst came in on the noon
train from Fairland where he has
been all week tuning pianos.
New gas lights were installed at tie
Katy last night which added much to
the improvement of the place,
Frank Johnson is enjoying a visit
from his father d. j. Johnson of St.
Louis and one of his sisters from the
west.
The Wyandotte ball team will be
here to play the Golden Rule team at
Electric park Sunday evening at 3
o'clock.
There was a load of new corn and
a load of Grand river fish on the
street today. Jasper Martin bought
the corn.
Mr.. and Mrs Emmett Skinner are
the happy parents of bright pretty
baby girl that made her appearance
Wednesday night.
o. a. Wise, formerly with the town
site board here is to be married at
Muskogee, September 20, to Miss
Mable Lillian Shouts.
DR.. A. w. Heron who has been
visiting his father at Lonoke, Ark,
left there last night for Chicago,
where he goes to consult a specialist.
Miss Jennie Jones, formerly of
Adair passed through last night on
her way to Muskogee to visit her sis
ter, Mrs. A. r. Breeding. She will
teach in Muskogee this year,
Judge Parks united in marriage this
morning Norman Good of Chetopa, and
Miss Lou Spunangle of Welch. They
were accompanied by Fred Goad and
wife of Welch. The Goad boys are
cousins of D. H. Walker of this place.
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zinc Home il Neosno. Mo-.

Eight room modern house in a de
sirable residence section of this heal
thy and beautiful little southwest Mis-
souri, town. All modern conveniences,
low taxes, etc. Address
II C. B. MURoPULoS, Yinita. Okla.
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FOR SALE-A desirable residence
lot in the Knight Additional a bar
gain if taken soon. Apply at Chieftain
office If