davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-25
SAID The GAME
WAS IN St. PAUL
CHICAGO LINES ssFooTBALL sPE-
CIAL'' STOPPED THERE.
Minneapolis Business Men Are Incensed
over Case Of Rank Discrimination
Passengers Had to Buy Tickets to
Football Game Today and Then Buy
Tickets to Minneapolis.

To say that Minneapolis business men
are sssore'' at the Chicago lines for
irving to advertise ST.. Paul as the scene
Of today's football game is putting it
mildly. In addition, passengers who
knew better and tried to travel on the
football specials received scant courte-
sy when they insisted on coming to
Minneapolis.
On top of this affront from the rail
roads comes the announcement that
there is another reason why all the
football teams that have played here
this wear have chosen to Nbunko in
St. Paul. 1t has leaked out that the
ST.. Paul Commercial club, in "cahoots =
with the various roads, has been trying
to steal Minneapolis advertising. It is
said on good authority that the Com
mercial club Of ST. Paul has been pay
ing the hotel expenses Of the visiting
teams to keep them there. All Mime
apolis hotels putting in bids were coolly
turned down, and the fact that all Wis.
iting teams have gone to st. Paul tends
securing railroad assistance, st. Pau
has also been able to sidetrack many
| rooters in the same way.
| To show what interest the road bring
! ing the Northwestern team to St. Pau
took in the st. Paul scheme, promi
nent Minneapolis business man who ha
investigated the case tells the following
story:
"The ticket agent at Evanston tol,
everybody that applied for tickets OF
the football special that the game wa
in St. Paul. In order to secure the rat
offered, it was necessary to buy ticke
called a a football z special, carried tn
team, the band and friends Of tn
Northwestern University, some Of the1
being ladies. The agent refused to chec,
baggage for Minneapolis on tn
special. The train was broke
up at st. Paul and all passengers wh
wished to come to Minneapolis wer
obliged to get off and rustic for then
selves. Where they had baggage the
were obliged to buy local transportt
straight discrimination to me.''
Other friends Of Minneapolis and th
University of Minnesota assert that
is a straight slight to the city, an
: say that they will retaliate by diver
ing their freight. Local representative
of the roads say it is all a bad mistaA
and was never intended.
When considered in connection wit
the recent leak in regard to the reasc
why visiting teams have been stoppin
, in St. Paul, the action Of all roads tn,
have had footballs specials disband
,, st. Paul, looks like an Intentional sls
at Minneapolis. More rooters hay
, stayed in st. Paul than ever before, b1
! the old-timers, who know better, ha,
insisted on coming to Minneapolis. L
cal hotels and restaurants that ha,
, always helped the university by adve
: tising in the official programs have BET
shut out and their offers of rates turne
| down, s. &-.. -'' .'.' ~s'.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-25
DESCRIBES PELEE: HORRORS
Frank r. Robertson Will Deliver Illus
trated Lecture at Y. M. g. A. Sunday.

Frank R. Robertson, the famous trav-
eler-lecturer, tomorrow afternoon at
$3.50, will deliver lecture on the "Fall
Of ST. Pierre,' at the Y. M. G.. A. The
vivid recitation Of the horrors at Mar
Unique following the eruption Of Mount
Pelee that Mr.. Robertson can tell as an
eyewitness, will be illustrated by stere-
opticon views that portray graphically
the scenes of destruction. Mr.. Rober-
rain o6 molten lava, and saw scores
about him struck down by the deadly
storm.
No admission will be charged, and a
large crowd is expected to attend the
lecture. The expense, which is not small,
will be shared by the Y. NJ. c. A. and
Mr.. Robertson. Kenny's orchestra will
give concert in the parlors at 3 pm,
after which will come the lecture.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-25
OPPOSED TO TEA TAX
Northwestern Jobbers Are Reported to
Be Against Proposed Duty.

Northwestern jobbers are against the
proposed duty on tea as a means Of
bolstering up the nation s finances, de-
clares the Commercial Bulletin. It is
argued that the effect ofsthe reimposi-
tion Of the 10 per cent war tariff would
be to raise the price to the consumer.
One jobber's expression is that they
have just succeeded in getting the tea
trade lined up on a no-duty basis since
the war tax was taken off, Jan. 1, 1908,
and to impose the duty again would
arouse great trouble. Tea is high now,
and the jobber says the duty would
send the market exiting"
In the case Of coffee the situation
would be worse, it is said, for a duty
would slash the profits Of all who deal
in it and at the same time occasion an
appreciable increase in the consumer s
cost,
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-25
The ssSweating'' of Criminals

InspectorV Byrnes, formerly chief
Of detectives Of New York city, is un-
doubtedly the best-known police officer
in the world. For years he was supreme
in the police circles Of New York, and
is particularly well qualified to write
about methods of dealing with crimi-
nails. In Th e Journals new Sun
day Magazine, Dec. 3, Inspector
Byrnes will tell about the much dis
cussed "Third Degree. s He weayes
some intensely interesting stories
around it's successful use in the coun,
try s metropolis.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-25

Have no equal as prompt and posi-
tive cure for sick headache, biliousness,
constipation, pain in the side and all
liver troubles. Carter's Little Liver
Pills. Try them. #
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-25
CITY NEWS
TOWN TALK
EVENTS OF TONIGHT

Metropolitan Theater- Florence
Roberts in I" Ann Lamont. -
Bijou Theater-Rose Melville in
HSis Hopkins.
Orpheum Theater-Modern Vaude-
vile.
Lyceum Theater-Vaudev
Unique Theater - Continuous
vaudeville
Dewey Theater-The Jolly Girls
company.
Art Gallery, Public Library-Art
loan exhibition.
Hope Chapel-Illustrated lecture,
"Venice,' Professor Maria San
ford.
T Y. M. G. A. building, concert,
Minnesota Male quartet.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-25

Unlike other prepared roofngs, Carey
Roofing cannot be cheapened to, fit
price. Once a Carev's, always q Ca
rey's. See W. S. Mott Co.. Tel. 376.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-25

We repsir pitch and gravel roofs
Carey Roofing after ten wears service
perfectly sound and water tight. See
w. IS. Mott Co., Tel. 376.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-25

Posing for holiday Photograph
Should be arranged for at once. The
Sweet Studios, Syndicate Arcade.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-25

Carey Cement Roofing grows better
with age. See w. S. Mott Co., Tel 376.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-25

Hot Springs, Ark, and Return S47.8O
via the old reliable short line, the Min
neapolis & st. Louis R. R. Tickets on
sale daily, ninety-d limit. Only one
change Of cars in st. Louis union depot
if YOU take the famous 'North Star
Limited.'' Call on j. G.. Rickel, City
Ticket Agent, No. 424 Nicollet Ave.
Minneapolis, MINI.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-25

Must not be confounded with com
mon cathartic or purgative pills. Car
like them in every respect. One tria
will prove their superiority.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-25

Wanted-Architectu draughtsman
Kees & Colburn, COB Kasota building
city.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-28
RAILROAD DANCER SIGNALS
Distant siEn fsf Every FaelnE Peat
AaTsahls o. Hieh-spssd
Itntks

Thr eklsieUee 90 : hiRheeeed track
g a faelaE falai atlhaol distant siF,
nsi pfase 'lnn slanda uai e. = great
element e daasef ln 81 ofheruiss -
s'ispI roadway The thouehi uf n.
al ths naiIfasd Gaseiir mast bs 8
aaua HiattmaEs ia any aneef aho
eepaaaIhie faF If anf phn raaaa
LHttllssafl the feeafds of fhe past
s iaaals may easily Hefaii 8 train -
ether meaas Hui ffum ass reasaa
atie Haha standpoint t h ihtoIsr
sla lhal aaf ral'read cnmHahy fun
aias faias at hish spsets sasat stl
tAH .uHafl aH1a a. easY was = .asff
t1f nt Hia designs 0no caa readily
lHaeiaa nind - aiaoiters8 bias :
aenE palni saitch eagIf - dla
Hau temptation to eoft As taa
bot hHmaa iaihRreessrs aside A
asiHeaee 90 tHe daaaamls #seA
aH mads tnaHa 10 81 fhQ aufll and
a. ia6itg II fhc same inuafaf sa-
H0Yr 81 reFlsei thrlf cots Is earae
Haa atlh 1eh sNiieh Is alsa knaea
s. nh the Noe8 fiaH maHf 8h8
saeh elfehee stlst Is fhat naa WHk
#eu of tae best erafe sith q founfft
free ffom fuas ana eth q tua.n.lit
fisa o. ihe ensinemaa The liability
g disaster from neeIissni misplace
meui u switch ih lndeed remote
aai when opn reflects i0r < mumeaI
- the lgN crsi q distant HEnas aa1
90 the horrible results N sinrle ae
failmenL occuTfinE perhaps oncs la
s. pr 81 YEARS fhs satisfaction foun8
Is that spff remote tufna 10 Ashsa
ia onfs mnNth The fast run - ts
uas made With 81 the switches spik 81
- afieaaei - special aatrhmsa
Whai vas done Co safeguard ihe ape
elal trains ran this rear IS not q.
PORTED Hai shat ought Cd he zone la
safeguard ai trains Il - plain as fsI
scarcely aeed stating have 5 dlstanl
aHauai far every facing noirf
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-28
FORCED RAILWAY TICKETS.
c,sxsriy EEseutsd cosntsrfsltz coat
Paris Companies Mueh AanaY
anes and Lets uf nansy

kFenfh commuters afr required ta
make q sepusit = lue dollars shea
Ties procure their tickets TIE an ba-
ius retained uutH tse traveller E.Kfs ag
BE holding
Naenil4 nms q tht aUuaYa run
rlnE Into rAna base bees alarmed at
the numtfeaa rtisffs made 81 neftf
holaau Infsst lEauon Showed taat
ihffe uas - uhfkel faHIasun h ths
patronage af the aaaaa aa1 az sato.
rate syttsm of chaskur - ihe l.efea
As fesoffs m Is ORDER 81 discover
wherein - t4t srpIAuatiou faf tta
heavy liat q utagnea 8eaam
fHFesueaaan aHlf made uausra
worse Or atlms faslt ass fuas tGat
of tho tickets returned aaofdlaa %
the eampahyn Nsf 81 per cert afrs
all a fafee
4 careful futaf revealed thai tha
returned tickets aefe fofeeflos $ .lsf
srly executed thaf detection aaa 81
most impa.hi Several thoasand
francs veyihof tbfas fofasflta has besn
turned Into Che various faada IS ths
same gang af awlH8lsra Who ravs~d
thelg operations - clcvsfiY that nol
until The humber returned bad sfowu
into ihs hundreds Nad aHy suspicion
raised
ID splte q the smaii sum A. ISSUE.
the reward ln tae argtteate vas aan
eieat % aJtfac The attention 81 shat
must have bssn large sang though
thsY operated - e4psrilY that he au
ihofitlea are unable eYsH 81 discover
iho manner f. whieh ihey weru enabled
% gain Aee#sa ta fht nambeu ana
names upoH the tickets Is force
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-28
immense Institution VII Require
go Persons on the Ned
ical san

Health & wholesale mirht veil
be Tie cry q lhe res RaaoIf Virshoa
hospital in Hsrlu ehich + nos 81.
pfoaehlng omp.riiaa for seH ia.
uenla mas b cared ~ af ono ans
in addition G. ho treated ln ,he 8at
dose department
seven hanaed aaa ang nenoaa unl
D. fequ.red apan tas FaH of iha im-
meuss Institution aad oteff appliance
known io s6'eucs sln D. las,aIlal Is
cudlHR special has1lne fuf ona at
ihe mast eamgiefe Nmt equipments
iu the world There uUi m an
anatomical iatnfamry. ma8iao
mechanical department and ore of lhs
afFeas dfuE departments h Qsrmany
Wien @ q knHMn That tha asst
lafgt haseIa has hat haas anH
'hai ulasi W tho afetf hospitals ar
neusfei b esff iaf onlF so ~ 500
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-28

Df s D. Wuana lecture az ths
Royal faau,uiiaH on the emperor pen.
e4ln Nss Illustrated 81 skins aesa ana
uumhsf % lantern pictures 81 tAs
tFis snd their ouksriea reports IL
london TeaEafh of resent date
This fns species larFor than ths
Aims uenEuin. vhleh has hsea erhih
ties 10 the zpoioElcal gardens va
discovered durihe Capt Cooks seoona
expedition. bus untii the return r.
Gently q the Antaueic oKpeiltlon
Hathing was tNaen of lia Ire history
- habits The clrans ihiae b. that
the tIras aro hatehr1 in ihe lepth 81
tae inlaf winter
"A 'aais eEs & Ial8 ehigh Il brood.
81 hetee9a tht hlr5a feet aud the nan
plHmafa ~ the boag The rhlck i
raihed in rrayish white i0aH. uhiel
& mouited affeI Eve months aaa
when aheat q yesr ans 5 hail old tie
inmsiafe plHmaH q exchanged a.
that af ne adult one tuung hlfd uas
taken 9u hoaf1 he Discovery ed hspi
zilvc fof ave mautha
kuiomohne ridaff ass maHs Or sfn
III gik rubber Ioih and humospuh
Ih siik rubber ara lbe most attrsa
0se ard are waun enough fuf coal
EHmmff saya nanKee makes the cool.
- dusi a1nah
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-28
". S. STANFIELD
RETURNS HOME
VIII Turn His Attention 10 DIS
trlet Court Matters

1a.lse Wade s sfanatid tle aeuIy
appointed district a0afue i8f tine
nefthefa district s nc tndhn Ter
fItefy retained ioms Friday a. noon
ST. slandaed Is Feeling ane ard uin
tara hls immediate atieagnute ire
WfiaR ief the nesf term % eaafi
lie ags th Chieftalu had ti,a neas
q kls appointment here nearly taon.
fy.iaar haun tetnfe BE- kneW a AZ
Washington cts d. eanfr Uis
artists published lH the Chisnan 81
Yesterday 4 wing the report fiat
Y Z sopef q lseea bs appointment
lio a1s NJ sopeT gave him hh
strongest endorsement. ilo las a
communication ffom NJ sopof STAT
lns that hs sill he here GA ne elth
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-28

Water transports haze Ions testified
e their valuation q human llfe II
their life boats hnckled g their sides
apa ihelf iife Hfservefa strapped -
iheir heFths. aH8 land transports b
ths form ef a. least oas line 81 steam
ears foileN spit sith chests containing
supplies faf nri aia q the injured
FheFe are carried on Al trains q he
liae iueludias paszenesf trains.
frsiFhi trains eahaases SAD wotg trains
u E state n0f covered - this uno the
entrruef hss approved e iau feesniig
pAased fesalfins failfaada b hsse ieaa
mhfitt Boilers Rfrtea regularly ana
asihef'flaH tte appointment ~ 4 atats
bolief lasHaeiof Chicago Tfllaas
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-28

eaak oftf thr sfufF thf heat
caasel Intense pun, / consulted
daetaE bat his teHpHone we're
utterly useless i gave him uu ana
triei an0thef but without the least
satisfaction. Ahaui sis weeks ego ]
got my tres feliei vhtn ] purchased
CulIcura soap and Ointment. After
usIHE them fnr eggk ] found Is my
Treat delight .hat ay hands we're
beginning fo iet much better. thc
deep cracks began 20 heal Up and
stop funuIuR aud to-day my hands
ere entirely we'll thc one cake 81
CuiIlura saap AND anc hos ~ Cutieafa
Ointment hinE All that used.
la.H Nm M.Hnie Drew 5 Daua
SIS Eo2aufg Mass
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-28
STATEHOOD ADVOCATES


AZ the recent meeting of the single
statehood executive committee of the
tao territories a Taisa, az important
reorganization plan VAS adopted pre-.
pamiofY % the statehood campaign.
Tie executive committee. consist ing
If ffty,four membefs selected d sub.
committee ~ seven. which VAS given
plenAfg T0wefs The committee e0us
sisfs 0f 3 r. issfry, a Afdmnfs OTIS
Z Weaver, 81 Ada CHas Is Rogers.
Nlnlta william johnson, Barflesyilis.
Refer buud Purcell n h Lamb. 0k.
malgee I@e rfees committees cam-
posed q tbr following menbefs. aas
selected q & iones chairman. ~
Oklahoma CTS Frank Lamb. Okmal-
gee q H poulass Musko8ts, Harry
kyle william walker M Nj MafFa
Nsnita and Ilaos n luyle kinghsl4-
81 a lively discussion vas precpl.
taxed ln ~ COMMITTEES over ei.al
lenge aat by Rim flem TIE double
statehood peop.e % 4 ioini debate 81
South MnAiesgef Tn COMMITTEES
after discussion passea tlie following
resolution
ResolFea That TIE executive com
miftee a The Joint Statehood mofe.
ment q Oklahoma and Indian Terri
t0fy respectfully aecllne io prilel
pats in the pfes@ut rsmpalru being
conducted bf TIRE Maskogee doubts
statehood convention.
benus. of the unfalf methods q
ofRanlfHe tlat convention ana unfair
mvlua proposed to Secure vote fef
TIE constitution prepsnd N e.
Boz. Bf % farthaf resolved ual
Ne chaiieaEe such a convention to
n.ui discussion q DE Qe & nnt
of seTmmf statehood an 81 ulass
tuo territories upf fhe
eel.tl8is
fimt That fhe e n oeta
q plain uncoaIIl ara fst 81
far rpamfe Va taseha sna
Second Tat lhe nttft +
eessj tie flgit nambe s
Judges aad e.efks lpoa each election
hasrd a0d eiaa representative q
ue elntss Dg s. Uae nUuas
le further pee at s
chairman - tle haH
sa1rcomm.iiee q seven o. m
DENTS 30 TIE fodan Teuias aIH
ta.l power t0 aef n accordance ulfA
tiese resolutions
signed 81 ranperey ii
Lamb Chas h Rogta vs. 4 Eagie
ton n q Ward
TIE genera subcommittee vas
given poeef % dispose q This matter
tu aecofdance alth above resolutions
4 congressional COMMITTEES was IS
pointed ard p.aM made fof mlsuF
money - e1udae Inf S GENERAL state.
heed campaign btfafe raugrr
Maeh eafhusasH sas auvn amas
Tire meHhers ii the eeess us
tsht
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-28

"A cold of eoueh nearly always pro.
duces consiipa lnn tie water all runs
q TIE eyes. nuse aud throat instead uf
passing Out q the system through the
liver and kidneys For Want nf moist.
nKe tie boweIs treume aff and lard
keunedys lexaiire tlOneg aud Tar is
tne original Is2atife Cuagh syrup
Z meets and c0rfeeis TIE above eaA.
dlttous hY aEfing As pleasant cath.
artle 81 the Bowels ekpels an colds
from 10 system and eufes 81 coughs.
Group mi00uluR cough iaNflnpe
bgoisaliitls, ete solA hy Peoples drug
store. da
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-28

esd 81 faIHt EaIi atff H.zn
hs EH aa saF sH aalmaI 80 afsg
m Hs Ea aae hat a
81 wea.tat sa eraasa s
s. naHH o. rs8eet. eGl l9a HHt
differently eHmHe fnu Haa 6e-
ataf.f 80 ous f 68e mla brf
aa}t tHau fram ta ear sla8aa. Is 4
pasture Cello ft ae standing 81
M tef tft tf iea uese alive
some - taem assi.ue tha#a
ma.h lIseef fhaH a5a uhfb lhaae
aaH HHlrrnE hat pro Hrse e.
aa IN fag ha8 aaf al tnel e.
crowd naacf ae lf hH mh eaa
haf sAea ore af tt N
saa
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-28

Every part q the macaus mem
hfaHes tlir nusc throat esFs he4d
lungs g{e ore sanHntnA % dssse
and blight from neglected ealAs s
ianis ipftl4ound SYRUP s 4 pleas
aHt aud elective f3nhaf 1se. ne
and tl.l0 " AktHdflek Aa.ot
Mis- Texas writes. May 81. isu
haNe Used iial'a8 iieFehaand
syrup i0F coughs and ffaBi ffMNles
ii IS pleasant and Nesl Affective
remedy Sold ~ Peoples drug
stofe dW
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-28

Arrangements are being made 10
call g mass meeting here nrxt seek
at shlch time plans eiil - diseasssd
iof sEfousius Interest lu tie SEPARATE
statehood movement II Is pFQhahlu
ulat Arrangements wlll t. made saf a
Joint dictate lu thls eity lsfaeea lsag.
eFe . the tua Statehood farfionz
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-28

"Uf course the-e Ht a,WafH he some
fntpealar ai'usat a As eancsItst
saaue physician at u n.e waIa
aHE taAe mF a3re thtfe eHa g.
fever
soc ffr'lo5 kta1 ~fevsf people
rtHaasiptIa Hfta
Bird q he AntaFetis Region whish
Has nut Recently heesins
Kunwn
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-28

aausan a he mmsasiv
g tAa sew iHnHafaa ua4 s. ralae8
lt ths SEA ~ @ faaadf faa
hrfe shall afae tAH medical
Hf ffe ~ kefe a1 aRH ihE
- WfEat M faaHa 5h aanes
So mhat he fsmsHs .aa gasam
Ia lea8ile aaes
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-28
WESTERN NEGRO PRESS
ASSN. ELECTS OFFICERS
Asrfatelpm

Associated Press
MmsQFe j r Sept W Tie
Western Nesfa ptess Association TO
ia} gieetel the 'aiieaIue officers
President y n Duncan Colorado
springs vice president O. 3 Sellers
Buxton lowa.eofresr8udrfac
" y Teine Muskatce recording
secretary z Merden Nakasee
treasurer Miss Rgdle Guthrie
The association wIf3 meet Hett year
at Colorado Springs
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-28

HI
FTIf
10 Na fH
fuf tM to 30 rnV
hos wof If
+ pu tain
Waf I M fr
agony Ior hoafs
and II 4 tna %
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-28
NEGRO HANGED
AT ARDMORE
Rufus Blnyon Paid Extreme
Penalty OF the Law Today.
Associated Press

Asa4ciated ifes1
AFdmoFs. J. T., SEPT - llufus
nlnyon vas hanged here today Ia reaf
IL lAiiYnrd Nc witnesses lie main.
talAeA his nerve 20 ths lAst.
The crime f0f whirh Rufus hluy0n
vas hanged today aas mnsl atfeciouS
lie shlppe1 his s.yearelt stepsigaTi.
ter Mas Hawthorne toaeaih asidtlen
tried t9 9efemats sushpiF ile Aas A.
cosvfecs soau after having placed Tie
bosiy Ia aafeplaea. ~ sas taken in
chains 70 ArdnoFe and quickly con.
sieled
a laFY yesterday decided tlAf fiin.
Yun NAs sans
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-28

Deputy " q Neville. weHt oat a.
0soee wednesday and brought m sev
eal Fraften ah ciased tls rest 81
Tire EauE nto the wooh eauieIds
and high weeds lle says tHg were
doing g gaod business wita spindle
alteh and othff egmm lie brugeAt
iB Nthar Roberts Nn Della paae
and T. / Weldon.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-28

COMES o. NiftH fiarf ssate 3 q
lrhtit AGO ot hca. discovered
M 4m asn nh g. make salfe
iwn Witch iiEe tiAt 8eeiae
ia i nla bleeding Us
aut HrorAnF eiIts en.A euts
na1 bruises Md a H 1seass
Dew Wltfs Nllfe fas na 5MI This
ias gwen RISE io uumtmus worthless
coualefi 'fs ASS faf heWiis the
ErnaHr SOTO h Peoples drug
eiUte dw
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RUN MADE ON
PRIVATE BANK

Associated Press
Chicago sept e Althe0gb raau,
teFs III Benjamin y shifts private
tank 10 1vwish quarters i l0Adeel
doan witb stacks 81 silver and gold
ran oa hank ehlei. started lssl nisht
WAS RESUMED today Hundreds 81
anxious pnpNe naes Ia ffont Go
tAna ana efiren policeman we're kept
blsg ln atfsmFi - "a iep.elfen in.
% lut ana o. fafee passfc eaF along
side walk
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Account summer t0afisfs rates
Frisco IS selling roandtfin tickets ID
So, Inais NJ tie rate 81 oi.a fafe nlns
sfnA lsitNl 0n aasa aalS aniH sep
temteF A l#a HAHal sfnfn Hait
rtos#F y. isso fef iufl8f mHlr
mars ~ Frlsso Agent
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ONE NIGHT TREATMENT
For Sore Hands and Feet
with Cuticmra

eoak the hands o. faet "a retiring
IN STRONG. bot. creamy lathet ~
Nuuenfs snap pff ARD aauint freely
with lutieua Ointment the eftatshiu
cute Wear uu tte hand iarlue the
uiahf oli leose gloves. uf hamdaet the
ieei lightly 81 oi&. s9it cotton or lHen
tafs astrt - ifs -
IHHa IHH4 EIHa. EH#z5 HH HrI.a HfH4n
~ llff g. D. laHH lfaIis. sss5 I.aaz8
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aifpn

0ston Mas SEPT y i1e police
of winthrop fUton apd tie aH0.s
State arr giving their combined Efforts
in 81 afttnpi a. anfaFei ihs mgsierg
shieh slffoauds Sic crime discovered
yesterday h the audlng q tbe trunk
% 1 woman 10 saii cass noatlag ia
tha watst % winthrop Yacht club
pisF 50 far 10 taukible ellie las
heen secuFot
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A. MpfmA

Charleston vi Ma 9epl "a fire
tesay rs the business district deslgoyed
W. bli.alDss occupied Oh Esaee
smith s g. ard caunan, cegie a.
Richardson eaaslps i1es 81 sssis s4
a namh "a afsmen lnra1ias Asset
Fire thltf urhaust 4bd II n UwW
eefe injured iaii pageu sie fslNH.
tesfei tQ assist tis arunsu art among
tie laff hart
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BROKERAGE
OFFICE RAIDED
Chicago Firm Accused Of Con-
ducting a Buckel Shop.
AsAalalM rfns

Chicago. lllsa Sept s. Detectives
today alaad tie brokerage oeosa II
Thomas Davies 4 l1 ting eleven
men aud tw0 wemea CHANGES lad
heeo made shat tie afm Has been 40.
iag q h.ss@st shop business Tie pa.
iiee assert theY have witnesses mlio
have paid ID two huudfea Thousand
dollars fn Tie eoHeefu