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 Peoples Savings Bank and Trust cons pany, as to my honesty for my contractaV
 Fully three-fourths of my patients hav( been treated by some ons else before calis ing on me to be cured. Why not come al soon as afflicted? You will save money, distressing pain and valuable time; be4 sides, there is satisfaction in knowin9 that the very best treatment Is osin1 given you by an honest. competent pnye sician. I have treated private troubled as a speciality in the city of Birminsnams Ala, since August 8. 1ss7 cure sypnihs ronorrhoea. gieet. stricture. lost mannooot etc. I cure many patients by mall tres" ment. Write for prices and terms.
 do not use large advertisements ans faIse statements to attract patients wnic1 merit has failed to secure. If you fall . he cured by such methods. givs me cas
 Nv offices. are the most private ane ruiet in the city. tenth story of the nsy Tirst National Bank building. corner ca aecond avenue and Twentieth streee Rooms 1ol1 and 1o14 Take one of the nn& elevators to tenth floor.
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the household would do was to stand around and find fault Thus when Mich ael Angelo painted the archf1end In hls great canvas of "The Last Judgment" he painted the face of this fault-finder, this critic, who was also a do-nothing. So today If we would draw verbal pie ture of one of the greatest evils of Amer lean politics, we would not describe the dishonest official who TOT years Is chronic candidate and holder of public office; we would describe the so-called Christian man who is the stay at home;" we would picture the Christian olive tree, and the Christian fig tree and the Christian vine. who, like those in Jotham's fable, refused the scepter and lazily and indifferently allowed the de- structive bramble to be elected king.
 Mans Responsibility.
 Thus Jothams fable or parable teaches us that a man has responsibility to his government as well as to his home; re- sponsibility to those who shall rule over him as well as to those under him. By this statement am I here to tell you for whom to vote? Oh, mol I would speak to you just as that great and good man Andrew Jackson said to that great fu- ture statesman. Richard Thompson Of Indiana when young boy he went with his father to call upon the president. After a short conversation hlcharu Thompson's father turned and said: MT. President, my son Dick is not of my political faith. I fear he is going to vote against you in the next election.
 Instead of upbraiding the son, "Old Hickory" turned and said: "oung man, I have no advice to give you except this; Always think for yourself and let your conscience be your guide. So In the coming election I say to you, "As Christian man think for yourself and let your conscience be your guide. But hereafter in the home or on the street and in church, always make your pupilc business your Christian business Always make your duty to your city 10 your state, to your nation, your Chrlsuan duty Then the great dangers wmch threaten this our native land from the rulership of the worthless bramble ana it's kind will be done away witn' TOT the olive and the fig and the vine will be bending the knee In national worship at the foot of the cross.
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Trying to Drive Out God.


 My friends. as intelligent Americans have you not recognized the fact that the infidels, the agnostics, the atheists, the deists and all those who would deny public recognition of God are trying to drive out the Almighty from the control of our public life? What is the meaning of the movement that has accomplished this one fact? There is hardly a state college in all this land where the Bible is now studied as text book. In all those different schools the faculty makes provision for the teaching of English bellies lettres. They are willing to teach Grecian and Roman and Scythian and Alexandrian and Asiatc mythooges. They are willing to teach Buddhism, Confucianism. Brahmanism and all other isms, but they are not willing to teach who Jesus Christ was and is and for what the gospel of Jesus Christ stands.
 Now, for my part, while I hold that denominationalism ought never to be taught in a state institution. I contend that no young man Is properly educated who has not been made familiar with the Bible and it's religious and moral principles. l claim that as educated men and women it is just as important to know who were Moses and Joshua and David as who were Shakespeare and Burns and Walter Scott and Goethe and Victor Hugo. I claim that it is more important educationally to know who Jesus Christ Is than who Mohammed was and what was the cause of the Trojan | war. If the atheistic clements of this | country are not trying to get possession | of this country. why did certain nfdel newspapers few yeras ago denounce the
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Collections Are a Little Slow.

From the Boston Herald.
 mons by President Hadley of Yale, and President Harris of Amherst, pitching into the vulgarity of riches that the gifts for educational purposes haven't come up to the desired mark the past year.
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DIR. Y. E. HOLLOWAY,
 SPECIALIST
 PRIVATE DISEASES,
nuar0noul

you a perma- nent cure oe private troublea and that you may know my guarantee is re- liable I refeg you with per- mission. to the First National oank, Alabama National bank. Steiner Broth- CTS. bankerA Jefferson Couns ty 6 . in g hank and fhl
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King Alcohol as Bramble.

But again we find the destroying bramble canvassing for supremacy in American politics in another way. He now appeals to the diseased and unframed ap
 petite of man for strong drink. Bu., though. if a man may look at this brsm
 hIe long enough he can see him changed into the wriggling coil fo a snake: yet. like Melusina, the most famous of all inc French fairies when first he annears he looks like a beautiful god. instead of l,ke A devil. His hair Is a cluster of luscious grapes. rich as those of Eshcol, which tile spies carried back from tbe nromfsed land to the Hebrew encamn. ,nent. His cheek has not upon if the rale look of corpse. but 1t Is flushed with what looks Ike the redness of Tn his pocket he jingles the coin of his taxessas he says: You cannot, you dare
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- Mrs. MlnsIowIs Soothing SYrup.

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Mellow Stone Park
ROUND TRIP ST. LOUIS TO

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L. & N. is the Best Route to the St.
 Louis Worlds Fair. 15 days to St. Louis and return. .$17.30 60 days to St. Louis and return. 2o.3o Season ticket 24.J5 10 day coach excursion tickets. sold Tuesdays. ........ 12.uo
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 Biennial Conelavc Knights of Pythlas Louisville, Ky, ana return $12.O0. Re turning via St. Louis $17.90. Tickets cr sale Aug .sr 18th to 18th, inclusive. limited Augu1t 31st.
 For fu-th r )rmation. apply to
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-06-23
A Birthday Party.

Mrs. W. II. Kornegay gave a delight
ful ehildren's party Saturday after
noon. from two TO four. IN honor Of
her little son, Clarence, who was nine
years cid that day. Games on the
lawn we're indulged indurlng the early
part Of the afternoon, and later swim
ming ia the pool was enjoyed by quite
aumber Of the little guests Cake and
fee cream was served. About forty
little people were present.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-06-23
* TIE LION COUNTRY.
rha.llng Adventures and Deeds Of
vaIor Performed by Hunters
in Africa.

4 recent exploring expedition along
the boundaries Of British East Africa
killed 50 lions and had some thrilling ad-
ventures. says he Chicago Daily News
Capt. Maud. VINO was In command,
writes: Baird had few days before
been mauled By a lion. The brute
charged out from a patch of bush and
Baird's shot failed 70 stop him. The
next moment the lion had knocked him
down and was mauling him. Balrd's
fox terrier. James. which had hitherto
had well-merited reputation for discre-
tion. performed prodigies Of vaior. and
positively found bis vas into the lions
mouth. But be vas not 70 his maiesty's
taste. and was elected. strangely enough.
with little hurt Meanwhile Baird'stwo
fhikaris behaved splendidiy One
caught the lion BY the tail and pulled.
while the other very coolly shot him
through the heart Baird had several
wounds. some OF them deep. butthe mir
aele Of his escape. as well as that ol
James. was explained when Il was seen
AAAA AAf AtAA IAA tau ltNA NANntA -
Balrd's first shot"
Capt Maud also says: Threading ny
way through the thorn bush. ! got 8
shot At a fine leopard. and was lucky
enough 10 lay him low 4 little far
ther on sighted Mr. Buffers camp. from
which had been separated for more
than ten days. and vas soon receiving
congratulations On my leopard from
Butler, Baird and Dun. who modestly
pointed 70 the result Of their morning
spori-four fine lion skins. then beine
peeeed out % dry. They had also Sc.
cured two pretty little cubs. which wers
led 90 timed milk. hut It cid not agree
with their internal economy. ard after
few days they died
Another adventure Is thus related.
"The nexs day Jemadar shahzad anl
was charged by liouess after abe haa
received q bullet IN the heart from as
rife The amount of vitality these
brutts possess after having been nor.
talls wounded IS extraordinary Shah.
snd Mrs hand and arm were badl1
manlea fuokiiy The caravan wa.
close ap. and soon had his wounds
/ sreasta
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-06-23
THE COMMERCIAL CLUB ACTS
Considers Location Of Read Leading
Southeast From Town.

Tie Commercial club held call ses-
sion MONDAY afternoon 70 consider the
location Of the Rad leading out from
the southeast corner Of town, through
ten acres Of L. b Bells allotment and
interseetlng section line south at
the strout farm.
The club voted unanimously TO 70.
tain the read where It Is nov leeated,
tho crossing Oh null creek at other
polnfs ising considered Impractical
r'ls rad as now located lsa continu-
atIon of south avenue to tie strout
place. Agent Shuenlelt senl special
representative here last Neek e take
soine observations and to report on
tie matter. and the Commercial club
vas asked . take formal action n the
matter which vas done, with the
above result.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-06-23
TeIsphsne Merger.

The Indian Territory telephone
company Of this city has been absorbed
by the Pioneer Telephone and Tele-
graph Company Of Oklahoma City.
4 long distance line to st. Louis and
other points east and north will be
built through Vinita shortly. The
Pioneer is connected with the Ameri-
can Telephone and Telegraph Com
pany, the strongest company in the
world The local exchange here will
still be under the present management
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-06-23
WHAT IS CATARRH 7
hyomei OHly Guaranteed Cure Tor
Common and Disagreeable Disease.

Hyomei cures catarrh bY the simple
method Of breathing il into the air
passages and lungs 1t kills the germs
Of catarrhal poison, heals and soothes
the irritated mucous membrane and
efectually drives this disease from tie
system.
II You have any Of the following
symptoms, catarrhal germs are at work
somewhere IN the mucous membrane
Of the throat, bronchial tubes or tis-
sues Of the lungs:
Offensive breath, huskiness Of voice.
dFyness Of the nose, discharge from
the nose. pain across the eyes, stop
page Of the nose at night, pain In back
Of tlle head, aching Of the body, pain
In front Of the head, dropplngs in the
throat, mouth open while sleeping,
tendency 70 take cold. burning pain IN
the troat, tickling back Of the palate,
hawking to clear the throat, formation
Of crusts In the nose, pain IN the chest,
dnness Of the throat in the morning,
a cough. stitch IN the side. loss Of
strength. losing Of flesh, spasms Of
coughing, variable appetite. cough
short aud hacking, low spirited At
times, raising OF frothy mucous, cough
worse nights and mornings, expecto-
rating yellow matter, less in vital
force, feeling Of tightness across the
upper part Of the chest, difficulty il
breathing, frequent sneezing.
Hyomel will destroy activity Of al
catarrhal germs in the respiratory or
gans and in q few weeks the cure wla
be complete.
This IS a strong statement. but the
Peoples Drug Store emphasizes il By
agreeing to refund your money II H.
omei doesn't cure.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-06-23
Certificate Of Removal Of P1ase %
Husiness ef Guardian Trust co.

We. A. Outer, president, and Dave
l.. Guyette, secretary. Of the Guardian
Trust Company do hereby, On oath.
certify that the place Of business e
the said Company has been removed
from south McAlester. in the Central
district d the Indian Territory, %
Tahlequah. IN the Northern district
OF the Indian Territory.
IN testimony whereof We lave here
unto set our hands as president aud
SECRETARY Of said Guardian Trust Com
pany A. 0UrzEs, President.
DAVE L. GUyEfrE, See.
Subscribed aud sworn q before ne
on this the l4th day Of June, Ieel
r. u. TAYLOR.
Notary Public
Ny commission expires on the 5th
day Of September, 1o0f wi5-i6
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-06-23
Fnth pumnsd on Hirhuar.

Complaint IS made BY some who
have occasion 10 drive out side the
city limits. that q gpat deal Of oial
Is being hauled cut dumped into or
near the roads leading into town.
This OF course ought TO be stopped.
There IS a dumping ground provided
and paid for by the cltT and IL ought
10 Be the place % deposIt such iilth.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-06-23
LOCAL NOTES
june.

June
I'D what Is so rare as day In June Z
~rhen, If ever come, perfect days
Heaven tries the earth II itbe IN tune
And over it all her warm ear lays.
Whether we look or whether We listen
we hear life murmur and see 1t glis-
ten
Each little cold feels a thrill Of life;
A something within ii that pants
and towers,
And cropping blindly upward Tor light,
It climbs 70 a soul In grass aud
flowers.
Lowell
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-06-23
Zaoh nIulhaIl n Trouble.

Zach Mulhall, OF Oklahoma, live
stock agent for tie Frisco, became In
yolyed in a difficulty with some OF his
Wild West show people on the Pike
a the Worlds fair Saturday night.
and shot three men, dangerously
woundlng one. an Innocent by stander
Mulhall IS in jail, bond having been
denied.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-06-23
ssIalne Ia ornortnnItr-

4 am Thy fathers ghost began tne
mauseeF Of the eopnaus. who eas play
ins tie Ghost that night IN place Of the
reeilAf actor who was III The player
va VAS doing Hamlet interrupted him.
ies Father used 70 work IN one Of
yenf teunanles. but he said that yoa
never visited Tor him atd thsi should
ro.ltrl as salary tae Hffstin saw you
sAa8 write rste. cllcaeo
Tribune.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-06-23
The hay season has opened.

80 eA&F+N~-"
kogee
Mrs. John Parks is visiting in Tah-
fequah.
B. II. Hester wasoyer Saturday from
Chelsea.
J. w. shlpman, Of Tulsa was here
srlday
/ Lee Padcn was here from ocntralia
FRIDAY.
All. Norwood, Of Dewey was here
Saturday
5. G. Victor was over from Alton
Saturday.
Dick Martin was up from Pensacola
Saturday.
Horace Gray was here from Musko.
gee Friday.
Atty Elliott, Of Chelsea, was in the
city Friday.
Chief Rogers was here Saturday
from Skiatook.
Now Is good time to cut the weeds
oil that back yard.
Attorney Sandidge nm is here from
Bartlesyille.
]. G. Gray is Ii, TahleQuah ON bust
ness this week.
Mrs. A. J. Blackwell, OF Chelsea, IS
visiting IN Vlnlta-
=
W. i. Wade came up from South
McAlester Friday.
Miss Lucille Hunt is assisting at the
Golden Rule this week.
Harry Hunt and wife are in st.
Louis taking In the fair.
wyman Thompson Ketchum, spent
a couple Of days here this week.
Nj. Il. Milford aud family will visit
the Worlds fair In few days.
Harris Bethel left Friday night for a
'..srt visit with friends IN Kansas City
Levi Cookston, Of the lllineis dis
trlct. was transacting business here
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Edgar Smith left
Friday evening for 81. Louis to attend
the Worlds fair.
j Frank Harrisand family now occupy
the Dr. Frayser house, recently vacated
by ". 5. Crockett
Mrs. John r. Quilian entertained
the Art club Thursday afternoon at
her home in the west end.
John y. Benedict. THE supervisor Of
Indian Territory schools spent day
or two In Vinita this week.
webb yann returned from the Con.
federate reunion at Nashville Friday
greatly pleased with his trip.
DR.. Frayser is able to he about again
having been laid upon account q be
ing thrown from his buggy
Howard Wilson, Of Monett, vas her
Friday u assist in invoice the lumbe
yari df Brinson & Patterson
Walter Breedloye, Levi Reed and J
5. Trmtt. Of Alton. returned with Ia
delegates from Durant Friday.
Editor Faulkenbury with the Qua
paw delegation was here Friday enrout
home from the democratic conyen
tion.
III. Joe Montgomery and famil
have arrived from ClGremore and vii
make their home in Ninita, Ia th
= West End
Rev. x. d. baldwin the new recto
Of the Episcopal church has arrives
aud held services Sunday mornin
and evening.
Miss Ida NJ Hill, Of Big Cabin die
THURSDAY, aged ~ years The funers
took place Friday afternoon irol
woodman Hall
The proprietors Of the candy kitehe
are busy putting IN new counters an
liking up IN general and VII soon !
ready for business.
WI Cunningham went 70 Tuls
at noon saturday III response toa tel
gram announcing the illness Of b
brother, Elmer Cunningham.
Levi Cookson left Friday for $
Louis, after spending day OF Two
the Worlds fair viii attend the +
publican convention at Chicago
Rev. J. S stubbleheld vent % Nu
kogee Friday 70 attenda Bible confe
enco at which the noted esangeli
In. J Wilbur Chapman preached.
The Owls aud Cherokee club playl
match game Of ball At Sportsman
park Friday afternoon, resulting
a victory for the Owls bY score
Il TOT
The cable broke loose at the hole
- ferry Tuesday aud wyman Thom
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ing for coal
John Hawkins has been sick for
several days.
spayinaw il higher than it has been
for years.
Blackberries are rlpenlng and quite
plentiful.
w. /. Davenport has been sick the
past two days.
Checotah win issue $4,000 worth Of
school bonds
Mrs. James Harmon is visiting at
South McAlester.
j. B. Halloway, Of oklahoma, is To-
eating In Vlnita.
The little daughter of Mrs. w. A.
Taylor is very III.
Bill Little is heFe from skiatook
visiting relatives.
Recorder T.. L. Berry, OF Muskogee,
died Monday Of paralysis.
Postmaster T. 5. Bessy, OF Clare
more, is here on business.
The ice cream man has been kept
pretty busy the past week.
Watt Mayes was among the Pryor
Greek people In Vinita Friday.
l.. w, Marks has returned from a
trip to the Bartlesyille oil field.
Jim Lacy, of Ochelata, was here
Tuesday en- route to Bartlesyille.
Chelsea is excited over the prospect
OF an electric line to Oklahoma.
n. L. Roberts, with the Kansas
City Paper House, is in the city
DR.. Oliver Bagby is still confined tc
his bed with innammatory rheumatism
DR.. Oliver Bagby is having his
house on Scraper streetnewly painted
Miss Minta and Flora Foreman are
in st. Louis this week attending the
fair.
| p. L. Soper left Friday night fol
Chicago to attend the republican con-
yention
Mrs. Oliver Bagby and son, Harry
returned from New Haven, Mo-, Wed
nesdeg night.
Mrs. w. J. Strange, Of Chelsea, Ii
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A
c. Raymond.
Col. Ed Butler went on Zach Mul
halls bond at ST. Louis TO the tune o
$4,000 Monday.
Cantaloupes have been on the mar
ket some but are still shipped from
good ways south.
Charley Rhea and wife have re
turned from a trip 70 Mammoth
Spring, Arkansas.
Miss Lena Wacaser will 90 70 Kan
sas City To work In the wholesal
, house this summer
Miss JulIette Walker will assist th
Golden Rule with their June bug sal
which commenced Saturday
John b. Marker returned ffor
Tahlequah Thursday where he haI
been to file on his allotment.
G. ". Hollingsworth and iamll
have moved TO the house Of w. i
Depue in the northeast part Of tow
The two little daughters Of ID
Craig arrived from Missouri Nonda
and win spend their vacation IN Vii
lta.
Mrs. o. Masters and Miss Franci
Luckey left Thursday for Aurora {
attend the Junior Endeayor ConyeI
ton
Clarence J.. spellman, Of kansa
Clty. has been in the city several day
the guest Of Judge and Mrs. Josep
I A. GIN.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Skerer an
daughter, Miss bertha, returned la'
Tuesday from a visit TO relatives
!. Arkansas.
You do not Oft y hear such a voi'
as that OF Miss Margaret Maynard
I She will be the star in the conce
j Thursday night.
Hamilton Ramsey Real Estate an
Loans Is tie styleof the new firm tn
y has opened up for business Ia q
= Gray-Ilalsoll building.
+. Zimmerman returned from a tr
to Western Canada Monday and
g much pleased with the country Al
- will 70 there 10 reside.
DR. {. W. Day has been cuttil
4 away tho hedge preparatory 70 bull
q ing q good house on the south end
& the Chuuteau block
Miss Margaret Manard will sing
"a the entertainment 70 be given Thu
1 f.a - -.