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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-07-12

objection a opposer aux PROPOSE
tions de Pastronome. = Mais voici
un 8 plus..inqui6tant: M. Flamma-
rion, en- effet, voudrait voir pann6e
partag6e en- douze mois de 81, 80
ct 30 jours formant quatre trimes-
tres de 81 jours Sc renouvelant re-
guli4rement, ou bien en- Ii mois
de 28 jours.
Treize mois! Y pensez-vous,
monsieur lastronome, ct voulez-
vous infuser dams les existences,
d6ja fort troubles, une guigne per-
p6tuelle? Des ann6s de treize mois
mais c'est q faire augmenter imm6-
diatement le nombre des suicides
qui pourtant.
Arrivons enfn au quatrieme de-
sideratum de M. Flammarion,
C'est le plus terrible. II a trait aux
nouveaux noms don't il juge n6ces
saire d'afubler les mois lnfortun6s
Fabre d'Eglantine s'essaya nagu6-
re a ce jeu en- Sc basant sur les
saisons. C'6tait po6tique, mais celia
ne s'applique pas a toutes les lati-
tudes ct M. Flammarion men veut
pas pour son calendrier ideal. Pas
davantage, il n'admet la d6signa-
ton iimag1n6e par Auguste Comte
On salt que le calendrier positivis-
to Sc composait de treize mois de
% jours,portant les noms de Moi
SO, Alexandra, Aristotle, Archime-
de, Cesar, saint Paul, Charlemag-
ne, Dante, Gutenberg, Shakes
peare, Descartes, Frederic ct Bi-
chat. Or, observe avec sagesse M.
Flammarion, des noms d'hommes
ne peuvent rallier tous les suffra-
ges. Et il propose, quaint a lui. les
appellations suivantes: v6rit6,
science, sagesse, justice, honneur,
bont6, amour, beaut6, humanit6,
bonheur, progress, immortalit6.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-07-12
NOTRE COMMERCE AVEC
LIE CANADA

Un r6dacteur du Boston Her.
ald' qui a fait une 6tude sp6eiale
du commerce entire les Etats- Unis
ct le Canada, dome ces renseigne-
ments:
Pendant l'exercice fiscal de 1900
il a 6t6 vendu au Canada pour
plus de $6l,O00,000 de produits
americans qui entrent dams la ca
t6gorie des produits manufactures.
Cette somme est presque aussi
considerable que le chiffre total
des produits manufactures vendus
a ap6tranger::par les Etats- -Unis pen
dant pexercice fiscal de 1870. Au
point de vue du nombre les habi-
tants du Canada ont achet6 Fan
nee derniAre des marchandises
am6ricaines au montant de plus de
dix dollars pour chaque homme,
femme ct enfant. Dams ces derni6
res quatre ann6es.lasvente des mar
chandises am6ricaines au Canada
a augment6 de plus de S33,O0O,OUO
en- d'autres mots, augmentation
du commerce AMERICAN avec le
Canada depuis duatre ans a atteint
un chiffre presque aussi 6lev6 que
le chifre global des marchand1ses
am6ricaines vendues dams toutes
l'Am6rique du Sud pendant l'ex-
ercice fiscal de 1900.
Mais tandis que les populations
du Canada ont achet6 aux Etats-
Unis pour plus de SCI, 100000 de
marchandises canadiennes e6cou-
lees en- ce pays pendant pann6e
n'atteint pas le chiffre de $5,OOO,-
600. En- outre, tandis que le Cana
da a achet6 aux Etats- Unis pour
plus de $l9,000,000 de produits
agricole dams lann6e, il ne leur en-
a vendu que pour un peu plus de
$4,000, 900. L'6crivain du "Herald'
estime, ct il a certainement raison,
que les Canadiens ne doivent pas
voir dun bon cell un 6change don't
;l'avantage est tout dun cote. Cest
pourquoi lis font tendre leurs ef-
forts 3 SO Greer des d6bouch6s en-
Angleterre ct dams d'autres pays
du Vieux Monde. CONNIE il y au-
rait un immense avantage pour les
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-07-12
MOBILES PAROLES DE SIR
WILFRED LAURIER
AU MONUMENT NATIONAL, LIE "a
JUN

"Nous n'avons plus q conqueri1
nos droits, puisque nous les pos
s6dons dams leur p]6nitude. Mais
nous avons des devoirs q remplir
LIE Canada n est plus une colonie
mais une nation. C'est un pays de
concorde, d'harmonie ct de paix
Cest une terre b6nie par ceux qui
l'habitent, ct envi6e par ceux qui
ny demeurent pas. C'est une pa:
trie Oh les races SO rencontrent ct
luttent ct travaillent dams une RI
valit6 f6conde, une patrie Oh les
races ont realise cette chose unique
au monde, la fraternit6 sans Fab
sorption, lunion sans la fusion de
Pune dams pautre.
La France ct lAngleterre, il est
vrai, se sont battues longtemps
sur le continent AMERICAN. Elles
Sc sont meme recherch6es pour
mieux so combattre. Mais dams Ia
grande querelle qui s'est termin6e
par notre d6faite, notre race ma
6prouv6 aucune humiliation, puis-
que 81 la resolution ct la tenacite
anglaise ont 6t6 couronnees de sue
ces, jamais peut-etre Ia valeur fran
caise ma brlll6 dun plus vif 6clat.
Notre race continue de s'affirmer
du grand jour. A chaque homme
d'Etat anglais de notre pays, nous
avons pu opposer Fun des n6tres.
A cote de Baldwin, nous avons pla-
c6 Lafontaine, d cote de Mcdonald
Cartier, a cote de Mackenzie, Do
rion.
Oui, j'aime mon pays, parce quill
ne RESEMBLE q aucun autre. 1.....
Jaime mon pays parce que me-
me dams les difficulties qun sou16-
We il appelle les plus mobiles r6solu-
tlons, les plus fortes, les plus gene
reuses qualities de Phomme.
Jaime mon pays par dessus tout
parce quill est unique au monde,
parce quill est fond6 sur le respect
des droits, sur Porgueil de porigi-
ne, sur Pharmonie ct la concorde
des races qui l'habitent.
Notre fert6 SO refuse a suivre
plus longtemps lie chemins battus.
II faut que d6sormais nous mar
chions sur d'autres routes ct vers
d'autres horizons. N'ayons en- vue
que le d6veloppement, la prosp6ri-
t6 la grandeur de notre patrie.
Gardens cette pens6e en- nos
occurs: le Canada d'abord, le Cana
da toujours, rien que le Canada" I"
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-07-12

-Je suis content que nous ne
demeurons pas au pole nord?
-Pourquoi?
-Parce que nous n'aurions pas
de vancances d'6t6 par Ia!
Que les vieux garcoms SO rap
pellent bien que quand on ne peut
dire qu'un b6b6 est joll, on dit
quill a une belle tete; celia peut
aussi bien SO dire dun enfant qui
q la tote CONNIE un melon.
-Qu'as done le vieux Serre-la
Poigne?
I'll perd courage. II $1.80 en-
timbres de 2 cents qui ne sont
plus en- usage ct CONNIE le gouver-
nement ne les rach6te que par lots
de So, il va lui falloir en- acheter
encore 10 ou perdre ce quill a..
-Pauvre Marie, ellie a etc de-
sappoint6 dams son marriage.
-Vral?
oh! oui, ellie ma pas Gu la
moiti6 des presents qu'elle s'atten-
DAFT de recevoir'
Ill y. des gems qui ne font
rien quand ills travaillent ct d'au-
tres qui mont pas la peine de tra-
waller pour faire quelque chose.
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D'anrAs les statistioues de la DO

D'apres les statistiques de la po-
lice, Berlin devient rapidement
une des vilIes les plus immorales
de pEurope. Pendant Pann6e f.
nissant le Is JUN, 21,789 femmes
ont 6t6 condamn6es pour immora-
lite. La mutt, les rues de Berlin
sont pires que celles de Londres ou
de Paris. De vrais repaires, sous
la forme de caf6s-concerts ct de
restaurants, avec des jeunes files
en- costumes de fantaisie pour SER
vir les consommateurs. pullulent
dams la vile ct augmentent tous
les jours.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-07-12

ce lavenir? Beaucoup d'observa-
teurs qui 6crivent de la-bas le
craignent ct pannoncent. LIE VOLTA
done le peril jaune. II nest pas
rassurant, il est surtout humlliant
pour la poJitique q courte vue de
la vieille Europe!
E. j.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-07-12

de 4,O9l,34
Ily a en- outre les lies Hawai-,
avec une population de l54, 900, ct
IAlaska ct les lies Philippines
don't la population nest pas don
nee.
On estime dependant q 10000
600, ct meme 100000, Ia popula-
tion des Philippines, CO qui porte
a pres de l00,000,00O, le nombre
total d'individus vivant sous le re-
gime des Etats- Unis.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-07-12

DrT,nDun.s garantlt posltlyemens de que
Female Regulator g 9Sst9uetg{ens Ssa55sgo1s'its e
suppressions resultant d'aucune cause. 81 le pa
ouet on pour as Envoyea toute adresse sur
Tecu du montantpar CHURCHILL &SHELDROP
Nicoliet House Drug, Minnpolis: N. PAR
KER, Opp. PO. st Paul SCOTT DRUG co
sun The Fl KIDD DRh g CO., Elgtn III
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-07-12

ST vous avez besoin dun habit
ou dune paire de pantalons allez
chez Browning King ct Gle ct de-
mandez pour Jos. MORN ct vous
serez servi q souhaits,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-07-12

Parce qu'une chose nous est tres
d6sagr6able, il ne sen suit pas
qu'elle nous soft avantageuse,
CONNIE beaucoup de personnes
semblent le croire.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-07-12
Chacun Pour Sol

Ne nous 6tonnons pas trop 81 la
Chambre de Lords SO montre tres
oppos6e a toute r6forme de la loi
sur la vente des boissons alcooi-
ques ct a toute loi ayant pour but
de reste1ndre le nombre des caba-
rets.
Voici, en- effet, une liste de pairs
a. d'Angleterre propri6t de .spu-,
blic houses qui poarra donner
sur la raison de latitude de la
Chambre Haute dams cette ques-
ton des reimbursement pr6c1eux:
"public houses
Lord Salisbury possede. ....ll
Lord Dunravan. IL
Lord Durby. ..72
LIE due de Bedford so
lie due de Devonshire. ........ AZ
Lord Harrington. ..............6
LIE due de Rutland 81
LIE due de Northumberland 30
Lord Dudley. 50
Lord Cowder. ~
Total. 1925
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-07-12

Etats- Unis a sauvegarder un mar
che qui, sous plusieurs rapports,
est leur meilleur d6bouch6 a P6-
tranger, l6crivain du "Herald"
tout en- constatant que les trait6s
de r6ciprocit6 d6ja n6goci6s tra1-
nent en- longueur au S6nat, con-
clut a Purgence de n6gocier un
trait6 commercial avec le Canada.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-07-12

QOnn6 un ap6Tfu general uu uoi-
nier d6nombrement d6cennel, ,-ce.
lui de 1900. La population totale
du pays y est port6e q 76, ,l48,5 ,576.
En- 1890, ellie 6tait de 63,O37,7 ,7O4.
Ii Y done eu accro1ssement de
13,110,872.
Les Etats les plus populeux
sont:
New York. .268,894
Pennsylvania. e.......... .6.502,l ,ll5
Illinois. ols.................4,o l,ooU
| ONO. ........ ..4,1oI ,ofo
| Missouri. lUO,OOo
Texas. IS, ,048, 7l0
! LIE Massachusetts Went en- sep
tieme avec une population de 2.805-
346. En- 1890, il 6tait sixi4me ct So
! population atteignait le chiffre de
2,238.947. C'est le Texas qui pris
sa place, sa population s'accrois-
SAINT de 2,235,527 qu'elle 6tait en-
1890, a 3,048,710 Fan dernier.
Jetons maintenent un coup d'oeil
sur les villes les plus populeuses
de PUnion. Celles don't la popula-
ton est sup6rieure d un million
sont au nombre de trois:
New York. .3,437 ,2O2
Chicago. ,o9o,oIo
Philadelphia. ...........l,2 ,293,6O1
| New-York agrandi comprend
Brooklyn, don't la population en-
1900 est fx6e a l,166,582.
II y trois villes ayant plus de
100000 habitants..
St-Louis, Missouri. .575,238
Boston, Massachusetts. $50, 1892
Baltimore, Maryland. ..508,957
Cling villes don't la population
excAde 100000:
Cleveland, Ohio. .381, ,768
Buffalo, New Y York. ..352,387
San Francisco, California. .342,782
Cincinnati, Ohio. 1926, ,9O2
Pittsburg, Pennsylvania ..32l, GIG
Hut vllles ayant une popula
tion sup6rieure a 100000:
Nouvelle-O Orleans, Louisiana 287-
l04.
Detroit, Michigan. ...... 285,7O4
Milwaukee, Wisconsin. =. .2s5,3l5
Washington, D. C.........278,7l8
Newark, New-J ersey. ..246,O7O
Jersey City, New-Jersey. zoe, ,433
Louisville, Kentucky. .2O4,731
Minneapolis, Minnesota 2O2,7
Enfn, on compte dix-neuf villes
ayant plus de 100000 habitants'
Providence, Rhode Island. l75,597
Indianapolis, Indiana. .l69, ,164
Kansas City, Missouri. >. l63, ,752
ST. Paul, Minnesota. ..... 1853, 900
Rochester, New York. -. .l62,6O8
Denver, Colorado. .l33,859
Toledo, Ohio. .............l3 .l3l,822
Allegheny, Pennsylvania. l29,896
Columbus, Ohio. ...... .l25,56
Worcester, Massachusetts lO8,374
New-Haven, Connecticut. .lO8,O27
Paterson, New-J Jersey. 80. .l05, LII
Fall River, Massachusetts. l04,863
STU Joseph, Missouri. .l02,979
Omaha, Nebraska. ,lO2,555
Los Angeles, California. i. .102,479
Memphis, Tennessee. .lO2,32O
Scranton, Pennsylvania. .l02,026
Fall-River est la 33e vile des
Etats-Unis avec 104, 1868 habitants.
Ellie men comptait que 1888 en-
1890.
La population des Etats formant
la region de l'Atlantique septen-
trional SO r6partit CONNIE il suit:
Maine .694.466
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-07-12

Parcourez la liste des bargains
6num6r6s dams pannonce de LEM
sur la premiere page ct ensuite
rendez lui une visite.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-07-12
NU'MEkO II
TARIF DES ANNONCES

Avis-o -ohaque insertion 10 cts par llgne
Tariff special pour les annonces au mos
ct 8 lannee4
Demandes d'emplol-demandes de d.
mestiques ou employes-annonce pour
chambre ou penston-annonces pour OBJ
Jets perdus Ou trouv6s.
Au taux, UN OENTIN par met
Nous enverrons un numero du journa
toute personne qu1 en- fera la deman-
de.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-07-12

Maine .O94, 400
New-H Hampshire. .........4ll,58e
Vermont. 1854
Massachusetts .2,8O5,3 ,346
Rhode Island. .428, ,556
Connecticut. ...........9 .9Oe, ,420
New York. .............7 ,26S,8944 694
New-J Jersey. .l,883,669
Pennsylvania. e........... .6,3O2, ,ll5
Cette region a une population
totale de 2l,046,695, la deuxi6me
en- Importance de pAm6rlque.
La region de lAtlantique m6ri-
dional, qui comprend le Delaware,
le Maryland, le district de Celom-
bic, la Virginie, la Virginie occi-
dentale, la Caroline du Nord, la
Caroline du Sud, la George ct la
Floride, compte l0:4443, 480 habi-
tants.
La region centrale du nord rem
ferme POhio, pIndiana, lIllinois,
le Michigan, le Wisconsin. le Min.
nesota, PIowa, le Dakota a-Nord, lie
Dakota-Sud, le Nebraska ct le
Kansas, ct sa population s'6leve a
26, 1888 ,545, la plus forte des quatre
regions.
La region centrale du Sud EN-.
brasse .le Kentucky, le Tennessee
lAlabama, le Mississippi, Ia Loui-
siane, le Texas, le Territoire Indien
lOklahoma ct pArkansas. Sa po.
pulation est de l4.080,047.
Les autres Etats ct territories
le Montana, le Wyoming, le Colo.
RADIO, le Nouveau-M Mexique, pArl-
zona, pUtah, le Nevada, l'Idaho
le Washington, l'Or6gon ct la Ca.
l1fornie, ont une population totale
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-07-12
LERECENSEMENT AUX
ETATS-UNIS
DETAILS INTEREssANTs

Nous recevons de Washington
une int6ressante brochure qui nous
dome un apercu general du der
nier d6nombrement d6cennel, ,-ce-
lui de 1900. La population totale
du pays y est portee q 76,l48, 576.
En- 1890, ellie 6tait de 63,O37, ,7O4.
Ii done eu accro1ssement de
l3, 3,ll0,872.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-12-07
Adair Items.

Dr.. Herrow went to Muskogee
Tuesday.
Messrs. Hogan and Terry were
from Pryor Greek Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Langley Wis.
tied friends here this week.
Mr.. Sylvester Brobl, Of Spring
field, Mo-, is the CUES: of Mics
Maggie Cummings.
Miss Bette Jones is numbered
with the sick.
Mrs. Manford Fishback is still
at Vinita.
Campbell Bros. are here from
Fort Scott buying hogs.
Flora Shaw went TO Vinita M0u-
day.
]. E. Goinstead, of Windsor,
Mo, is loading hay to ship.
Mrs. Vandervort is coming
home Wednesday from Emporia,
Kansas, where she has been for
the past three weeks.
HAPPY JACK.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-12-07
FIRE CHIEF ELECTED.
Sam Ridenhour VIII Direct the Local
Fire Ladies'.

AT the meeting held in the Com
mercial club rooms last night TO
organize a volunteer fire company
Sam Ridenhour was unanimously
elected chief and Walter Martin
secretary. The election is subject
10 the approval Of the city council.
No other officers were elected
last night. An assistant chief will
be named later.
A committee consisting Of Chief
Ridenhour, G. A. Preisig, Waiter
Martin aud K. G. Stretch was ap-
pointed to enroll members.
The apparatus which has been
ordered will arrive in about three
weeks, when the company viii be
drilled by an agent Of the Chicago
Fire Exiin guisher Mfg. Co, from
whom the engine was purchased.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-12-07
WAS ACCIDE TAI
He Claims, But Acknowledges
That he Was so Drunk That
he Does Not Remember
The Exact Cir
cumstances.

A story more forceful in its IL
lustration of the crime that turks
in the whisky glass could not be
written than the one told in court
this morning by +. G. Hughes, on
trial for the murder of j. b. Bur-
gess, at Tulsa last March.
The defendant was placed on the
stand this morning to tell his story
Of the shooting. He did not deny
having fred the fatal shot, but
claimed that it was accidental.
The tragedy, according to his
version, was the result OF a de
bauch engaged in by himself and
the decedent. After becoming
maudlin from drink they engaged
in a quarrel and the defendant
claimed that Jere Morrison, the
only other person present, called
to him that Burgess was drawing
HE gun.
In drawing his own weapon to
defend bimgelf, he alleges that it
was accidentally discharged. the
ball striking Burgess infiicting a
death wound.
Two other shots were fred by
the defendant, one of which struck
his own foot the other lodging in
the side of the room.
He acknowledged that he was in
such a drunken condition that he
did not know that he had shot
himself.
His story was In part discoE-
nected. as he claimed that many
of the circumstance attending the
tragedy were unknown to him un.
til he heard them from the lips Of
the government witnesses.
The story was simply the recital
of how human life had gone out
through drink.
The principal witness for the
government, Jere Morrison, told a
different story yesterday afternoon.
He alleges that Hughes had, pre-
vious to the shooting, threatened
Burgess, and be denied having
been present when the shooting
occurred. While bis testimony in
part was damaging his too con-
venient memory negatived his
story. The case is expected to 60
10 he jury this afternoon.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-12-07
ATTORNEYS HERE
Taking Testimony of Locai Shaw
nee's Who Claim Title to The
Property. Alleging They
Were Dispossessed
by Fraud.

Litigation affecting property val
ued at nearly million dollars will
soon be instituted by members OF
the Shawnee tribe in an effort to
recover lands near Kansas City,
Kansas, aud Lawrence, Kansas.
which they allege were obtained
from them through fraud.
Judge IL. l.. Alden. Of Kansas
City, Kaa.. assisted by several at
torneys, has been taking the tes-
timony of prominent local Shaw
nee's, who are interested in the
claim, for several days, and has
obtained valuable evidence affect
ing the justice Of the claim.
The lands were decided origi-
nally TO tine Shawnee's under the
treaty Of 1854. Later patents were
issued TO the individual members
of the tribe.
Prior TO the removal OF the tribe
in 1901 TO the territory many
deeds were obtained from the
members by questionable methods
and it is alleged in many cases
by fraud. Minor children, it is
claimed, were the principal suffer
ers at the hands Of these land
sharks, and were deliberately rob-
bed Of their holdings. II was not
until recently that the evidence of
these frauds came to light.
In going over the records alter
the discovery Of the first faulty
title. attorneys for the Indians dis
covered that they were pregnant
with evidences Of questionable
transfers.
The taking of testimony sub
siantiated their suspicious, and
suits will be filed at once TO dis
possess the present holders Of the
properly.
A large interest in the property
is claimed by local Shawnees,
principally through the claims Of
minor children, and they will as
sist the other members Of the tribe
in the fight to regain their lands.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-12-07

Keep your liver IN good condition
By using simmons Liver Purifier Gin
box.1 1t corrects Constipation. cares
Indigestion. Biiiousness, stops Head
ache. gets your heart 10 the right
place 50 yoD can smile al your neigh
Dor. Peoples Drug Store dw
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-12-07

by the court during the common
law and chancery hour, after which
the Hughes murder case was taken
up. At the conclusion of the tes-
timony OF the defendant court ad-
iourned until 1880 p m.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-12-07

Several witnesses TO the pre-
vious good character Of ]. w.
Johnson, who entered a plea Of
guilty, yesterday, to using the
mails to defraud, appeared before
the court. Sentence was deferred.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-12-07

The grand jury reported num-
Der Of indictments against persons
still at large.
A number Of motions we're heard
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-12-07

An attractive woman thrives on
good food and sunshine, with plenty
OF exercise ia the open air. Her form
glows with health and her face blooms
with its beauty. When troubled with
costiye habits, she takes few doses
OF Herbine to cleanse her system OF
all impurities. Price. 30 cents. Peo-
pies Drug Store. DIV
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-12-07

Attorney J. II. Huckleberry, sr., Ct
Sallisaw, is attending court here a.
sIsting iu the defense in the Hughes
murder trial.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-12-07

At this mornings session of court
the case against Chas. Nichols,
charged with assault to kill, was
ordered stricken from the docket.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-03-29

a very pretty flower sleeve for an
evening dress worn by a smart young
woman in New York is described by
The New Idea Magazine. 1t was made
entirely of violets and was worn with
a violet Grape and velvet bodice. There
We're three bands of violets sewed on
pale green tulle to keep them in place
and hanging from the back was mar
row wreath of the same flower, which
was fastened to the wrist by a bracelet
of the blossoms. This is a fad which
can have any sort of changes rung on
it. Any small flower, such as forget
ley, can be used in the same way with
excellent effect.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-03-29
Old Fashioned and UnequaIed.

For Il general restorative for the hair
there is nothing ever compounded that
equals old fashioned sage. Ask your
grandmother about sage tea, advises
The Ladies' World. As this is an age
of improvement, the extract of sage is
superior TO the tea, for the reason that
it does not sour; also water cannot
properly extract the strong properties
of sage. Get four ounce packets of
dried sage from any drug store. Put it
into pint of rainWatcr and a pint of
alcohol, Let it stand for week. Stir
occasionally and strain through swiss
or tarlatan. This is sage extract. Re
tain your leaves and put with it two
quarts OF soft water; boil down to a
quart Mix it with the extract ana add
ten drops of nutmeg oil and dram of
tincture of cantharidcs. 1t is an I'M
failing remedy for hair that is prema-
turely turning gray, besides having a
fine tonic effect upon the hair follicles.
Remember, soft brushes should be
used during the growth of new hair
Persistent parting will thin out and in
time make an unsightly bald streak if
not frequently changed. 1t rests the
hair to change it,
Don't use hairpins of the cheap steel
variety. They ought to be relegatcd to
the oblivion of the wire hairbrush.
Rubber hairpins, blunt and very
smooth. are best. If from pcrspiration
they become harsh, discard them as
unit.