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THE GREAT, new AND SURE CURE
FOR KIDNEY DISEASES

TUX kIUNt ] UStAoCS
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TENNESSEE BAPTISTS

KNOXVILLE. Tenn. Oct. 13.-The
annual session of the Tennessee Bap-
fist association began in this city
today and will continue through the
remainder of the week. Prominent
among the participants. in addition to
the regular delegates from all parts
of the state, are DR.. b. D. Gray of
Atlanta, DR.. ]. M. Frost Of Nashville.
DIR. Il. A. Boone of Memphis and DR..
II. ]. Willingham of Richmond.
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH
MEETING.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 13.-The interna-
tional convention of the Christian
church, or Disciples Of Christ. has
attracted more than 10000 visitors
to St. Louis. The convention is COM
posed Of the Christian foreign mis-
sionary society, the American Chris
tian missionary society. the Chris
tion women's board OF missions and
mark the formal opening of the con-
vention tonight. During the week
many. eminent divines and. other
speakers will be heard.
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w. w. Baker of Plainview, Neb.,
writes: my wife suffered from lung
trouble for Is years. She tried a
number OF doctors and spent over
$1,000 without relief. She became very
low and lost all hope. A friend rec
commended Foley's Honey and Tar and
thanks to this great remedy 1t saved
her life. She enjoys better health
than she has known in 10 years" Re
fuse substitutes" Sold by Chas. Nc
Nab, 400 Riverside avenue.
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DETROIT DAY
AT ST. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS. Oct. 13.--Most OF the
visitors to the Michigan day exer-
cises of yesterday remained over to-
day and took part In the celebration
OF Detroit day at the fair. Formal
exercises were held In the Michigan
building and were well attended. The
speakers included Mayor Maybury and
representatives OF the commercial or
gantzations. public schools and other
interests OF the city Of Detroit.
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for his touters to say, as they did a
short time ago, that he would. Of
course, lose votes on the west side,
and when they get over the Cascades
they conclude that he will lose votes
on the east side but the west is solid
for him. The fact OF the matter Is
that the Turner touters are SO hard
up for anything of real merit as a
basis for prediction and encourage
ment that they are saying any old
thing which comes handy.
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sv11 CURE ron PILES,

Itching Piles produce moisture and
cause itching. This form. as well as
Blind. Bleeding or Protruding Piles.
are cured by DR.. Bo-san-ko's Pile
Remedy. Stops itching and bleeding
Absorbs tumors. soc a Jar at drug
gists. or sent by mail. Treatise free.
Write me about your case. DR.. Bo-
sanko, Philadelphia, Pa. For sale by
all druggists.
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UNION LEAGUES BIG
MEETING.

NEW YORK. Oct. 13.-The Union
League club has completed extensive
preparations for a rally and meeting
to be held under its auspices tonight
in the interest OF the republican ma
tional ticket Cornelius N. Bliss will
preside. Among the scheduled speak
ers are Secretary Taft. Senator De-
pew and ex-Lieutenant Governor
Woodruff.
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Maud-Last night Jack told me
that he wouldn't marry the best girl
living. unless-what-unles she took
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
Bright fellow. 35c, N o..
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ISTURNfRDEMOCRAT ORRfPUBLlCAN?

Unstable the
senatorship
a observed that Spokane
s
81 81 am republican of republicans Recent events
have demonstrated clearly than that the nte
gence and patriotism necessary to govern this country
with prosperity at home and abroad reside alone in the
of the republican party do not to say that
there is not intelligence and patriotism in the other po
ca parties but it is not widespread and of that broad
kind which regards the we'll being of the nation of the
just Importance and views of the work of the fathers
exhibited in institutions all sufficient for the happ
and prosperity of the people"
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC AHxouNozs

Mimic War in California" is strik-
ingly described in October Sunset
Magazine. Articles by General Mac
Arthur and others. Beautiful colored
drawings. Many industrial articles,
sketches, stories, etc. 10 cents from
all newsdealers.
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A party that will rob the grave for
speakers must be pretty hard up for
spellbinding material. Adlai Steven
son is to be tenderly lifted up onto
the stump to talk for Parker In ILL
nois.
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"WAxcE rK1 xmHHYs."

''when they are effected. life Is in
DANGER" says DR.. Abernethy. the
great English physician. Foley's Kid
ney Cure makes sound kidneys. Sold
by Chas. McNab, 400 Riverside ave.
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Articles of small value can often
be sold or exchanged through q
Elmer" In The Press.
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4 1saz $1,000: g - 2sN
A specific for Constipa tiee. Indl4ss.
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Piles. Ee.sma Impure baqod. eeA
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-01-21
CHELSEA NOTES.
A Collection of Neighborhood News
and Pertinent Gossip.

Mrs. JAS Kell has returned from a
weeks visit az Vinita.
Senator Rogers, OF Claremore. was
here the first Of the week.
Ms. A. J. Blackwell returned Tues
day from Blackwell, o. r., where she
had been looking after real estate in
terests
Walter Poole left Sunday for Vlnita
to enter Willie Halsell college
]. J. Delozier came up from Sapul-
pa for visit with his daughter. Mr.
J. F. Tibls.
I'd. Durham, salesman in c. ".
Poole's store, left Monay for a visit TO
his home at Seneca. Mo.
Mrs. a. c. Raymond, Of vInlta, vls-
tied friends IN this city last week
Misses Lizzie and Maud McSpadden
and MeSsrs. Williams and Phillips at
tended the at show vinita Saturday
night.
The Cherokee OH & Gas Co. shot
two wells Wednesday. The increase
IN productive wells necessitates an IN
crease In the number OF laborers. com
seqnently the company is having a
number OF new houses erected on its
lease, 20 be occupied by employees.
On Sunday night, last, the large
barn on Ms 4. J. Blackwell's farm.
north Of town, was burned. About
Loco bushels OF corn belonging to Mrs.
Blackwell and 1oo bushels belonging
70 the renter, Frank Delozler six
head Of horses, seven calves, two wag-
ons- a surrey, harness, aud a quantity
Of hay was destroyed by the flames.
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MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION
Held a Coed Meeting Thursday
NiRht---Anether Meeting Called
For January n.

The Merchants Association held a
meeting last Friday night, the first
for some time. aud nearly every firm
IN town was represented. Tie feel
Ing was that the good accomplished
warranted the continuance Of the or
ganization, and another meeting was
called for the 2lsi last.
The subject of sunday closing was
discussed anda committee appointed TO
prepare a prohibitory ordinance and
consult with the mayor regarding its
enactment into law.
1ne butchers are all open Sunday
mornings and al sell groceries. and
the grocers think this unfair
There was some money in tie treas
ury and part Of Il was spent last
night for sandwiches. cake aud coffee.
John Gore was elected as the assoela-
TONS collector. henccf0rth.
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He HELD UP
A BRAKEMAN
Twas a water Haul as a
Matter Of Course.
VICTIMS FACE BEATEN
UnlntententlOnaI Discharge OF
Pistol Probably Permit
ted the Escape Of the
RObber Without
Amy Booty
VICTIMS FACE BEATEN

As Frisco freight traln,was on the
point Of pulling out for the west at
about O'Clock last Wednesda night
"a brakeman was confronted by a
masked footpad, pistol IN hand.
As "brakeyn was encumbered with
a lantern and a bucket, he did not re-
spond TO the robbers order Of s'hands
up quick enough, and that gent
either fired or let his pistol go OF by
accident
At this Iuncture the robber struck
the brakeman In the face with the
weapon, knocking him down and badly
injuring his nose. Before help could
reach the injured man the footpad
had escaped,
DR.. Louis Bagbys aid was secured
and the man was patched up and went
on with his train.
The brakeman weighed $50 and said
that had he maintained his presence
of mind, instead OF getting beaten up
he should have caught the fellow and
held him, as he waseyidently greeny
{ for holding up a brakeman and the
discharge OF the pistol seemed unin-
territorial
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GOVERNMENTS RENT BILL.
Could Afford 20 Erect a Building at
Vinita.

A list Of the Judiciary departments
expenses IN this Territory for rent, is
appended. as we'll as the name Of the
owner OF the property:
Muskogee, c. W. Turner court
quarters and jail, 5000.
Ninita, ". f. Ilalsell- court quar-
ten and Jail, $3.50
Wewoka, A. J. Brown, court quart
ers and jail, s2i00.
Claremore, G. W. Eaton, court
quarters and jail, $1,000.
Atoka. 5. b. Scratch, court quart
ers and jail, s2lOO
South McAlester J. J. MeAlester,
court quarters and jail, $500.
Durant, G. +. Steger, court quarters
and jail, $1,000.
Poteau, Ed McKenna, court quart
ers and jail, $1,000.
Ardmore. Doak 4 Robson, court
quarters and Jail, $500.
Chickasha, ChIckasha Investment
Co, court quarters and jail, $1,000.
Purcell. Purcell Building Co, court
quarters and jail, $500.
Paul's Valley, Grant, Garvln& Kim
berlin, court quarters and jail, $500.
Tishomlngo, II. L. Muldrow. court
quarters, $3.50.
Ryan. McMurry 4 Ryan, court quar-
tens and iail, siio0
Ada. Tom Hope, court quarters and
JAIL $1,000
okmulgee, Greek nation, court quar-.
tiers, $1,000.
SaIlisaw, court quarters and jail,
$780,
Miami. y. L. Mcwlalams, court
quarters si0o0.
Tahlequah, }. 5. Staplercourt quar-
teS, sg00
Pryor Greek, J. G, Hogan, e AL
cours quarters and Jail, $3.50.
Nowata, ]. F. Campbell ct al. court
quarters, sIl0O.
sapulpa. ]. f. Egan, et al, court
quarters. $1,000
Wagoner A. H. Parkinson, court
quarters. $500.
Eufaula. c. f. Foley, court quar-
ters, slEss
COMMISSIONERS OFFICES.
Choctaw, Orlando Shay, s2i0
Hugo, Joel Springs, $40.
Coalgate. J. II. Carson. $500.
wilburton. W. II. 1loyee, $500.
Garvln, y. J. J. Whitman. $40.
Talihlna. p. Thomas, salo
Ron. G. " Sullivan. 80.
Madill. v. \. Pallaferro. $40.
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been made in order that
readers of the Weekly
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meeting shall have been posted Ia
three conspicuous places in the town
In which said club Is located and no
Endorsement shall bemade for any Of
Zee more than 90 days before a vacancy
occurs.
Sec. II, Democratic clubs may pro-
vide by laws or otherwise for the fur
thcr regulation Of the club; they may
provide for the number and duties Of
It's officers, the number requisite to
produce a quorum, the time for reg
ular and special meetings and all mat
ters pertaining TO it's local manage
ment not inconsistent with the above
regulations.
Sec. y. An clubs heretofore or
ganlzed and all clubs hereafter organ
lied are required to conform with
these rules and TO furnish a certified
copy Of tile constitution and bylaws
adopted by said club to the chairman
Of their district committee AZ the
time Of its organization.
Sec, l3. The representation at the
Territorial convention shall be based
on the United States census next pre-
ceding the date Of the convention, one
delegate for each 1000 population or
major fraction Of the same for each of
the six districts.
Sec. IA. Tie Territorial Executive
committee shall consist Of the chair
man OF the six districts with one adj
ditional member twho shall be the
chalrmanl elected by the Territorial
convention. These shall serve four
years The committee shall have pow
er TO iill vacancies.
Sec. IS. This executive committee
shall be the court Of last resort as to
all disputed points.
Approved BY:
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AN EDITOU'S
EXPERIENCE
In the Treatment Of HunOurs
With More Than Magical
Effect with
CUTICURA REMEDIES.
A Remarkable Testimonial from
a Most Intelligent and
Trustworthy Lady,.

"a tumor came on my neck and in a
day or two # was as large as half an
orange. ! was very much alarmed for
fear 1t was malignant. My friends
tried 10 persuade me 10 consult my
physiciani but dreading that he would
insist on using the knife, would not
consent to 80. Instead. got cuticura
Kesolvent and Cuticura Ointment.
took the former according 70 dlrec.
ti0ns, and spread a thick layer Of the
Ointment on the swelling. On renew
Ing Il would bathe my neck In very
warm water and Cutieura Soap. In q
few days the Cuticura Ointment had
drawn the swelling TO q head, when Il
broke. Every morning II was opeesd
with large sterilized needle, squeezed
and bathed, and fresh Ointment put
on. Pus and blood, and { yellow,
cheesy, humorous matter came out. In
about three or four weeks time this
treatment completely eliminated the
tumor. The soreness that had ex-
tended down into my chest was all
gone, and my neck now seems 70 be
perfectly well.
" About i've or six years ago my sis
ter had Q similar experience, used the
Cutlcura Remedies with magical effect.
] am willing you should use my testi-
monial, with the further privilege Of
revealing my name and address 70 such
persons as may wish 10 substanfiote
the above statements by personal letter
70 me-" Chicago, Nov. IL. 1909.
Sod througheai shs voFid. Cuiieasa Assolvsnt, sc.
tn fnrm u cho<osate cnatsd lha. Sc psf yAi pf 0ei
Ointment Nr.. 8aMp. * Dap0ia Iondan. ~ EhMFf4F+
houae tq.i laFfk hus ds IA FaMa Haaaen, ~ Colnm-
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DEMOCRATIC
/ CLUB MEETING
Enthusiastic Gathering Of the
] Faithful Thursday Night.
eEADY FOR CAMPAIGN
Eew Officers Elected and plan
For Basis Of Representa-
tiOn Recommended to
the Territorial
Committee.
eEADY FOR CAMPAIGN

|Y response to the published call a
IA number Of democrats met IN
IL hayors Office Thursday night
ThGiist business at hand was the
lection Of officers, as follows.
President, +. NJ. Burlington.
yice-President, J. y. McManus
Secretary, +. S. +. Amos.
Treasurer. Ed Lee.
A committee TO draft a constitution
hd bylaws for presentation at next
Getting, consists Of Preston 5. Davis
7. Thompson, L. S. Il. Amos, Da-
y Hin, and l.. w. Burlington.
After an Interchange Of views and a
lrt Of love feast, an adjournment was
lken until January 30, when a roll
IN be prepared.
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Trairht Oar. Rnhhsa.

Six box ears were broken open az
Blnelacket Friday night aud aportlon
81 their contents carried olI m wagon
The wagon tracks were followed 70
the railroad tank above town and
floating on the pond case of shoes
was found.
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Ill be prepared.
#The committee named above have
ready reported and the rules APP
Anded are directed to be presented at
ie Territorial Executive Committee
Getting at South McAlester January
for recommendation to all demo-
Eatic clubs OF the Indian Territory.
RULES AND REGULATIONS
1 RsYerning the organization of demo
#cratic clubs and proyidinga uniform
CONSTITUTION and bylaws by which
every democratic club shall be gov
.erned.
We, the democratic executive COM
Ilttee Of the Indian Territory. in
s der TO advance the principles set
&rth by Democratic National con-
lblons aud to educate the people Of
dian Territory In the principles Of
mocacy, thereby preparing Il for
n acceptable place IN the democratic
riy. do hereby provide and recom-
nd for the organization and govern
inf Of democratic clubs the follow
CONSTITUTION.
rhe constitution Of every demo
attic club OF the Indian Territory
|ali be the platform Of the democrat
party adopted at It's last National
.nsention.
BYLAWS AND ORGANIZATION.
|section /. Clubs may be formed IN
Is town IN the Indian Territory
living a population Of ten or more
noerats and no town or place shall
yeSnore than one club.
e. ,. The Indian Territory shall
divided into SIX districts, viz; Qua
p. Cherokee. Creek, Seminole, Choc-
|asand Chlckasw. each one OF these
|slrlct shall have a complete orgaulza-
i Of It's own
|sec. ). Election and instruction Of
|leaates 10 the district conventions
III occur on the date decided upon
he di4trict executive COMMITTEES.
So. /. The basis of representation
tie district conventions shall be
! ID on club membership, one dele
l. for every - members and major
|FtIon thereof
&C. ). Tie president and secretary
zach club shall mail certified copy
#Iiie club roll 10 tie district chair.
II two weeks before any district
syention- These club rolls shall be
ID TO the inspection Of an candi.
~. 8 Each club shall hold obee a
II an election for officers, this date
~ the last Saturday In January
case no election Is thus held tie
officers will continue 20 serve n
ser year.
re. !. Every club member must
scribe 20 the constitution and BY.
Is
t.. i The name og this ofgama
sllall be he.....*s+s.......,..,
SC. 8. ANY male person who IS a
& Il tide resident Of tie Indian Ter
1 lory and above the age Of Is years
.lfilng within tie tswn or receiving
mail at the postofice at which
acIub or organization Is located
s he eligible to membership insaid
B providing. that persons residing
owns where the population Is few
han ten Democrats may become
nbers of the club nearest their
sience, but IN 10 instance shall amy
1n be entitled TO membership IN
+ than one club
{. 10. No officer Of any club IN
official capacity shall indorse aiy
q for any Office unless the same
Inst been lndorsed by the club At
nular or special meeting aud 10
on shall BE- taken II a special meet.
nali Hffaf = IlAH nptice 80
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James Perrin and win Beatty. the
Young men from Grove, who cut John
Wooiall, were held by the cnmmls.
slunef for assault With intent 10 Kill
IN the sum Of ssoo, and IN default,
went to jail The story Is that Wood
81 vas going home from some public
place wllh 4 lads Tor which one Il The
aaIs|Asanls has + Tender leeIl
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At a meeting Of sequoyah Prcsby
terry held 1t Muskogee Friday Il
was decided 70 dissolve the PASTORAL
relations existing between Rev. W. +.
{. Llpnea aud TIE congregation a.
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CLUB ING
OF'FER r!

SPECIAL effort is made by the publish
ers Of THE DALLAS SEMI.wEEKLY
NEWS 10 give 2 - "a complete
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"An hova yer husband the dayf=
sked Mra. Rafferty, Of ars. Muldoon.
sure, an he's no better. replied
lrs. Nnldo0n- The Doctors afraid
ipkAlfI# #la ~ q xazza.t E#M
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