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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-27
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Take Lexatlse Hfume QuIulne Tab
lets Al druggists refund ths uonel
II II fails i0 cufe. n ". Groves slH
nature y 81 each hox &c
The Jasper news., 1905-10-05
COMING TO JASPER
THREE
MONTHS
Dr. Stephenson The Distinguished
Throat and Lung Surgeon and
Eye and Ear Expert

v,.,
WV ''' met with such wonderful
u" ->'' '.fh sd ,"' wo't w,ii
"' VI Jasper al Hotrl on Wednesday,
Wv GOA ''' ono cay 'aiy aud every
.t '' "'''s 'hof'Mt7f. All inSa'ids
v" ' no ''o7''t inns 'p'cialist on this date
" a, '''''' 'n''' months service free.
"'s l'"S experience 10 the largest
"'' NUS 10 'ne word enable bin TO
u,'y treat al chronic diseases,
1'0N "s D'oheliAI' asthma "nd con
pun. p'''n' Rheumatism, sicerl-ssncss,
" "'N an" 'i''Ua exhaustion, para,y
49, a., "'' '''s' '' ','"".H'' MS 81 FitGs
80, .'', =. ''''s's' '"m'rs, SKIN diseases,
NV. 1u''E ''7c"'o'' p'mrIe'' uIcers,
'''' "v"'" '''' also he"rt' liver, kid.
,,i,. "''' mae. CA diseases; nervous de-
The Jasper news., 1905-10-05

It ASA Dad haull to borrow anything
bat the Wors4 Thing !ou can pc 5,iAy
bortow, Is truuula. Wpkn sick, sore,
heavy, cary and worn out by the pains
and poisuds OF DYSPEPSIA biliIousness
Bugut . ulsed=e, uud simiiiar internal
disorders, don't SIT down aud brood ov-
3oas - ms, cut iy for relief to
Electric Buffers. Here you will find
sue aud permanent forgetfulness Of all
your troubles, and your body will not
be bu.dened by lead of debt disease
AT Nebu Bros drug store, Price zoe.
Guaranteed.
The Jasper news., 1905-10-05
FROM A DAKOTA PAPER
What The uanylNs Paper Says
About neutrality-suspicious.

Under the head Of Wedding Bells"
the Herald, published at Granville,
North Dakota, gives the following ao-
count Of the wedding Of Samuel Nolsud
and Miss Pearl long, which occurred
September 3:
Last Sunday afternoon, September
81, at the rositsuce Of R,Jt. a. No.
land, S. \, holland aud Miss Pearl
Loug were united IN matrimony. Mr..
NoAnd Is well known he,s as he was
in the Farmers aud Merchants bank
for somc time last winter and later in
the employ cf H.s brother ON the dray
line. lie il now conducting n dray
line az Upham. Miss Long arrived
here from Jasper, Missouri, last Satu,-
day. she is q daughter Of DR.. Long
very prosperous physician in that
town, The ceremony was Performed
by Rev. Ney, The happy couple left
Oh Mondays train for Uphtn, where
Sam has a house already built We
exterd congratulations aud wish many
years OF prosperity and Joy to tue
young couple,
The Jasper news., 1905-10-05
FOR Al Kinds OF pics.

To draw the fire out Of burn heal
a cut without leaving a scar or - cure
boils, sores, letter eczema and all skin
and scalp diseases, use DsWitt,s Witch
Hazel Salve. 4 specific for blind,
bleeding, itcniug pad protruding piles.
Stops pain instantly and cures psrma-
IDENTIFY. get the genuine. Sid by j..
r. Schoe!er,
The Jasper news., 1905-10-05
SHOULD CLEAN SCHOOL ROOMS
sensible Advice From On. who Is
Interested in ChIidren's Health

9 80 ~AAtAAA ~ y AlfAlNU
\ correspondent to the Carthage
Press says:
II "antto write litus about our
school houses over Jasrer county. A..
this is S September aud our schools ara
opened rgaiu. wonder how macy
board Of directors have had enough
thought Of thn t.nchers' and children =,
health 10 have the school houses thor.
oughly cleaned, al dust, spider Web.
aud all filth cloiucd oute Wo Aous.
Keepers would tuiuk itaSfui toilet our
children sleep whore the dust f5gsed
up at every ii,t.e PUT Of wind. yo. tuut
Is tho Way tho I,tluOue5 alo used that
are going to school.
IAey 90 year after year 70 T. house
that maybe hasn't been scrubqed Or
desks washed for six or seven years.
The house Is closed through tue hot
weather and gpeacd up il ths fail and
our children turned Ia among the M
ciouus aud germs, ana then we wonder
why 50 many children get sick nnd
maybe blame The teacher uud say there
was net enough ventilation when il is
tie art, It's u shame taat parents
viii alio" 10 IN this enlightened land
l peAeyelf had ntjlv children to
send to school / would be tempted 10
seld them with as,:o.uaa tied round
their necEa Ike parents did when wa,
little to keep Of disease they sad. but
we iittle folks didn't like it. Blu. those
days m'th9r's word was law,
We hope the t.mc is not far distant
"hen the school houses viii be- cIe.ned
as good as our own dwelling houses for
our children spend good part Of their
young lives in them. Sister, let's keep
urging the matter till sc will have
cleaner school houses. Make them
attractive tor The little ones.
The Jasper news., 1905-10-05
Tie ATTENDANCE LAW
SUPP. cARRINGTON lNTERpRETs
TnE NEW LAW.
II Has Increased the ATTENDANCE
Throughout The State Ten Per
Cent-Other Notes.


There arc irapy inouitjes ra,ccrni,,
tho enforcement Of tie cyL.puIsgry AT.
tendance Law. A few OF them have
been answered by the Stat, SD,erip.
tendent as follows:
% The home instruction given in
iieu Of the school must le rryular and
during the usual school hour- ,y.ry
day equivalent TO the instruction given
in the school.
u The court, not the teacher.
school clerk or truaut officer. NAV OK.
cuse. The court need not excuse CHI
dren on account Of their living two and
one-half miles from the school. Able
bouied, healthy Children ~ further
than HAT without considering It a
hardship.
90 y cEild may be excused by a
court il il cannot procure proper cloth
M, but not on account OF Inability To
buy books. Abe school board must
furnish books. / is hoped tnat there
Will be a charitable organization ia cy.
cry school district to furnish clothing
when necessary.
a. ltis the duty OF the attendance
omcer, or distinct clerk 10 a district
not having Attendance officer, to prose-
cute parents who iaii 10 comply with
the law after du, notice has been given.
~ y potent who thinks he has
good and sufficient excuse Tor not seua
iug bis child TO school should not waic
to be notified. lac should secure writ
ten excuse from the court aud have 10
ready 10 be LOiliied. The law does
not contump,ate that court wait for
prosecution. Secure excuse aud sop
prosecution.
t6j The attendance law is not IN
conflict with see 916l which gives
school boards authority TO suspend or
eXPsl pupils from achoo. When cou
duet OF cuilu IS sucn a, to dnmUranzo
the scLoO. be should be sent to the
state rrfOrm1loIy, No child should be
turned got OF acL,oi for sugAt iunact.
ion Of rules.
Tne euroAmeut 10 the public schools
Of Missouri Is teu per ceu greater than
last year. itis Dsaeyed that The av-
erage Attendance Ior tAe year VIII be
twenty per cent greater. due largely 20
The Jasper news., 1905-10-05

are often frustrated by sudden break.
down, due TO dyspepsia or constipation.
Grace up and take DR.. Kings New Life
Pills. They take out the materials
which are clogging your energies, aud
give you new start. Cure headache
aud dizziness .too. IAt Webb Bros.
drug store: 25c, guaranteed.
The Jasper news., 1905-10-05
BEATS THEM ALL.
Jasper County Stands Ahead In
Surplus Products.

Jasper county has all the other coun-
ties 10 the state beat TO standstil 10
the shipment OF surplus products. 70
be sure, thts difference is easily account
ed for. The production OF lead aud zinc
ia this state foots up 40 enormous sum,
practically all OF which comes from
jasper county. The statistics al hand
give the total amount ofa!l the products,
hence no comparison with other COMMITTEES
on the other products. These figures,
however, are taken Oh actual shipments
Jasper county is great producer Of
farm products aud she is also great
consumer of those products in fact, 10
the course of year she consumes more
than she produces. The figures show
that for hscal ear ending June,30, the
sum OF s33, 46S, SI7.02 was produced in
jasper county, an Increase Of a., 720, SOP.
IS. Only two counties in the state
Green and ST. FrancoisJ show as much
products as Jarper county does an 10
crease Carl Junction Standard.
The Jasper news., 1905-10-05
NNnrd- ot pneunnonln.

Aiceughs, colds aud pulmonary COM
plants mat are durable are quickly
cured ~ Cue Minute Cough Cure
Cl,as ,Le.p, lm kraws out inhama-
ton ana hral 1a suetors tho affected
IA t., st,ol- GA tne lungs words of
aDd pleasant to
sci lOler.
The Jasper news., 1905-10-05
GUARDS AGAINST FIRES
Judge Brown Sounds Note OF Warm
ing TO Farmers.

80 ~ aiNlos
Judge Marion Brown vas IN the CITY
ons day the past week aud remarked &,
" Democfa, porter, at would be we'll
TO caution The people ab9u. the
possibility off.e7 tina; are likely,o break
out 10 the country. The vegetation this
year has been yery'iuxuriant and tho
weeds havr grown thick and rapidly.
Is autumn progresses this Thick growth
becomes dry and very Northumberland
few days more Of dry weather and many
fields viii be ft subject fora prairie fire.
II wind should be blowing and fire
get started il would DO inestimable
damage. 1t might destroy crops in the
fields rs well rs houses and barns. I
would suggest be said, THAT the
Democrat caution the people about She
impending danger and remind them to
run burrows about their fields, around
their stacks Of hay and grain and
around their premises. The spark h.m
passing locomotive might start q CON
migration that would result in great
loss to many. "a stitch ia time saves
nine Nothing is more destructive
than o prairie fire when under full head
~Hy. 1t would be wise for every farmer
to act now aud make precoutiou by
running furrowa so that il fires should
break out nothing but the weeds add
undergrowth would suiTor, - Carthage
Democrat.
The Jasper news., 1905-10-05
Picking Time

is now here and you will want good
crisp and fresh pickle. You can always
have them so by using Heinz Picking
vinegar, Look in our widow at Heinz
pickle goods. Boucher & Son.
The Jasper news., 1905-10-05

Indigestion, constipation. dyspepsiq,
kidney and LIVER disorders, and all
stomach troubles cured by using Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea. 3 .cents,
Teasor Tablets at ] X. Scaooler.
The Jasper news., 1905-10-05
1t is dne imitation Of American, Gut
Glass and the price on il *
IOC for I & 8 inch
Berry Bowls

The kind that the other fellow gets
2Oc and 26c for. All otner goOo8 IN
proportion.
The Jasper news., 1905-10-05
Notice

All no are indebted TO me arc
requested 20 cali aud settle same at once.
Mrs c + CAaPBELL,
The Jasper news., 1905-10-05

Highest cash price paid for hides at
BOUCHER & Son.
The Jasper news., 1905-10-05
insomnia
'IneIgestIen

cured.
"Lastye1r had very severe attack
Of indigestion, 1 could not sleep at
right aud suffered most tsxcruciating
pains for three hours after :each meal.
was troubled this way for about three
months when FUSED Chamberlain 5
Stomach ard Liver Tablets and received
immediate relief" says John Dixon,
Tullmore- Oatorio, Canada, For sale
by Webb Brcs.
Alaska forum., 1905-10-21
Chinese Object
 Peace Agreement

WASHINGTON, Sept 26. The Chinese government has made formal protest to both Russia and Japan against the pro- vision of the peace treaty recently ne- gotiated. They object to the time al- lowed in the treaty for the evacuation of Manchuria. They want the evaca- tion to be completed in nine months in- stead of a year. They are also oppos- ed to the provision allowing Russia to have force of men in there sufficient to guard the railroad. This means they say, a force of 10000 soldiers will be kept there. The the Chinese regard as a menace.
Alaska forum., 1905-10-21
Government Survey Steamer
 Strikes Bottom in Narr0Ws

SEATTLE, Sept. 26.-The steamship Excelsior, which arrived today from ne north, reports that last Friday the United States government survey ship, Gedney, was discovered on the rocks on the rocks in Wrangel narrows. The Excelsior pulled the Gedney off. The government ship was not materially damaged.
Alaska forum., 1905-10-21
Chinese MhiIists Dynamite
 Train Load of Diplomats

PEK1N, Sept. 25.-A bomb was ex- ploded in a private car carrying men to the seaboard to take passage for foreign countries for the purpose of studying their policies. Four minor officials were killed. Twenty persons, including the Prince Tsai and Wu Ting Fang, former minister to the United States, were in- jured. The perpetrator of the crime, who was in the car, was blown to pieces. He was the instrument of anarchists who are opposed to the enlightenment of China.
Alaska forum., 1905-10-21
Gets Down To Work

OYSTER BAY, Sept. 25. President Roosevelt will return to Washington for the winter next Saturday. He will at once enter upon the preparation of his message to congress. The work will be interrupted for while next month while the president makes trip to New Orleans and other southern cities.
Alaska forum., 1905-10-21

ATLANTA, Sept. 26. Capt. c. c. M. ss5odfrey, surgeon in the United States army, committed suicide yesterday by shooting himself in the head. The cause for the tragedy is unknown. He is a son of Col. Edward s. Godfrey of the Ninth cavalry.
Alaska forum., 1905-10-21
Agriculture in I anana

Prof. Georgeson. head of the govern ment agricultural experiment work in Alaska, was in Juneau recently, on his way home to Sitka, having returned from trip of inspection of the differ ent stations in the interior. Tn speak ing of his trip he said:
 II found my greatest surprise in the agricultural possibilities of Alaska, when l arrived at Baker creek, in the Panama district. Here visited the farm of J. F. Krashner, an old miner who has talk en up farming in preference to mining; and he has indeed the. greatest mine in the twenty five acres of farming land that there is in the Panama district, to my mind.
 '.Mr. Karshner's farm is situated on the ground under which runs the fam ous Baker creek hot springs, and is con- tinually kept warm by these springs.
 ''In March Karshner made a green house by the use of large tent. Un- der this tent he planted his seed for early vegetables. He found it unneces- to heat the tent by artificial means, for the warmth of the ground was sufficient to heat the tent and cause the seed to grow rapidly.
 "As soon as the snow was off the ground the plants were transplanted to out of doors, and when l arrived there in July he had already marketed his early crop of vegetables. He received 40 cents pound for cabbage, $1 apiece for tomatoes and $2 bunch for celery.
 While this may be an exceptional piece of ground, being warmed by the hot springs, yet l consider that the low rolling land of the Panama valley offers equally advantageous opportunities for farming, as does this particular piece.
 My first stop was made at Rampant station, in charge of Wm. Rader, for merly assistant at the Sitka station, and although Mir. sRader has been there but a short time, must say the show ing made there speaks we'll for his work and the wonderful possibilities of that district situated so far north.
Alaska forum., 1905-10-21
 Russian zemStOv Congress Session
From the Skagway Alaskan.

From the Skagway Alaskan.
 Moscow, Sept. 27.-The Russian zemstovs congress meets today. The responsibility of officials and citizens,' who are members of the body, is on an absolute equality. The congress will vote to give the peasants the same rights before the law as those possess ed by the landed people and the nobili- ty. The equality of all Russians in rights and liberty is the watchword of those who control the congress.
Alaska forum., 1905-10-21

To show the value of water at the Nome placers, it is stated that the Sul- livan claim, on Dexter creek, paid $12I 900 for water out of $24, ,O00 clean un.
Alaska forum., 1905-10-21
Chinese Call Boycott Off

WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.-U. s. Con- sul Rogers at Shanghai has reported to the department of state that the boy colt against American goods is over at that place. He says products of this country are now being sold freely.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-12
Locate Spy Responsible
for CaIchaS Seizure

through the columns Of the Seattle
Daily Star
After leaving Seattle. Peters went
70 avncouver. where he operated q
barber shop. and recently left that
city FOR Honniulu.
A Vancouver dispatch says
several days aEn a well-fur-
ulahed barber shop On a downtown
hotel vas closed and Charles Peters.
the erstwhlle proprietor 81 the shop.
sailed on the AoranEi having tn hts
possession a ticket for Honolulu.
Charles Peters arrived Ia Van
eouver some four months ago and
his actions while here we're some
thing OF a mystery 70 those wiih
whom he came into close contact
HIS first move when he reached the
city was 70 rent The barber shop ia
question and then he hired a man
to lock after the business II waa
soon learned that Peters vas IA
tive OF Russia. although he gave a
name that would indicate that be
came from one OF the English
speaking countries. lie was a man
of about 20 years 81 age had a col
leEe education and spoke several
languages fluently."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-12
WILL Be
PALACES
CANADIAN PActFtc's TWO NEW
AhERs TO Dc AMONG
FINEST AFLoAT

The two fine steamers 20 be built
by the Canadian Pacific for service
between Vancouver and Yokohama
BY way Of Seattle. aa told enelu-
aixsiy BY The Star yesterday. will
be the best ever operated on the
Pacific The officials Of the com
pany announced this morning that
the vessels would coat i222d 600
each and are. according to the plans
made hy the company. TO be float
inE palaces.
a a. Calder. general agent 81 tho
company Ia this city. announced
that the yeaHsla viii be used for
the best trafrs obtainable between
tho Oriental and American ports
The liners Ntil be constructed FOR
Hunrd and the accommodation Of
the best passenger travel They
viii be open Ia only the MOST yalu-
able kinda - freight
Only the finest ~ Oriental and
American products will be accepted
b. these steamers Special plane
have been introduced for the purs
pose ~ accommodating passengers.
and all the hkill employed IN pet
fseilnE the other vessels ~ the com
pauya fleet. has been brought 10
the front 10 make these sister ships
amunE the finest In the world
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-12
Land Frauds

PORTLAND. Jan. t2-Elbert X.
Brown and hts wife. formerly Of
Eugene. who are being lngeFtiEa ted
By the federal grand fury To- com
plicity ia land frauds. are CHARGED
with making fraudulent entries In
the names Of Alexander r. Brown
and Nellie Baechus They we're i'm
pllcated through a confession Of
Horace Mckinley. who states that
previous q her marriage. as Nellie
Gilbert. she made fraudulent entries
for alm on both homestead and tim
Der lands for which he paid het
cash consideration He als0 charges
her with having buno0ed his wife
out Of b. aud causing her 70 take
a needless trip across the continent
By wiring her that he mckinley
vas dangerously ill
Frederick a Kribs. the timber
agent who Is also being iuvestiRat-
ed. yesterday filed three deeds at
RoseburR conveying over 5000 acres
% land IN Douglas county 10 e. a.
Smith. Of MINNEAPOLIS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-12
FOSTER AND swEEsY ARE SAID HAVE TO AN
AoREEmENT-FosTER CROWD ANYTHING TO
BEAT ANY SEATTLE CANDIDATE

other tooth and nail.
Hwecuy. according 20 report, has
promised Foster his votes II the
Sweeny boom falls through. and
vice versa
To counteraot this hand and
glove arrangement the King county
men are more determined than ever
10 keep their forces intact and 10
nominate either Piles or Wilson
Il am not at all surprised at the
Foster sweeny compact said n
prominent King county member
this morning The Foster crowd
Will do anything 10 prevent a King
county man from landing. and viii
even support a candidate from east
ern Washington 10 defeat AS
But. o. those forces can hang to
gethor, 50 can We. and We Will show
them that when It comes 10 stand
Ing fast our crowd ~ there Il is
a repetition u the old feeling Of
jealousy that Tacoma holds toward
Seattle and anything that Eavors Of
Seattle"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-12

ltvices vers received In this city
toasY % The effect that the japanese
,orerrmens bad located a Russian
ssy sAcae name II given as Charles
Pessrx. Who for the past year has
hssn operating In Seattle Victoria
aad Vancouver.
AccordinE 70 the japanese ad-
v.ses. Il vas Peters who furnished
the Russian government Stth the
Information regarding the nature OF
he cargo of the British steamer
Calehas. witch resulted In that yes
sci being Eeired by the Russians
several months ago.
japanese secret agents stationed
in Seattle are said TO have reported
20 their government that Peters
also furnished the Russian anplo-
matte headquarters with the infor
nation regarding the shipment uf
several torpedo boats. which left
Seattle for Japan 4 feE months ago.
The statement Is also made BY
local representatives Of the Japa-
rese government. that Peters ae-
eordlag 20 the reports OF the mika-
do.s secret agents here had escaped
his operations IN Seattle after his
movements we're made public
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-12
WILL PLAN
GOOD Time

The annual meeting Of the Pa
cIuc Association of Traffic Agents.
To bc held iu san Jose about the
middle Of February. viii be well at
tended By agents from this district
Tho meeting OF the agents from
District Ne. at Tacoma last SAT-
urlay uiEht was FOR the purpose Of
getting IN th8t can possibly ga
60 the annual meeting next month.
one uf the main subjects TO be
discussed nj that meeting viii be
how 20 entertain the members Uf
the American Association Of Pas
sourer agents. who will meet I'm
Portland next fJll.
At tha annual meeting 90 the
American Association OF Passenger
Agents last year ~ Mexico City it
was decided th1t the next meeting
should be held In Portland during
the Lewis aud Clarke fair. As this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-12
WILL GO ON
FRISCO RUN

The steamer Roanoke. lately pur-
chased By Captain Omar J. Hum
phriea from the North American
Trading and Transportation com
pany. b soon 20 be placed on the
seattle-san Francisco run. The yes
sci has been lying idle ever since
she was taken of the Nome run.
The Roanoke was granted a coast
ing license By the customs authori-
ties this morning She was former
IS under register and while under
a license % that nature would not
be- permitted 70 enter Pacific ports
without securing a pilots license.
Under a c0aatwiso license tho yes
sci can enter the harbDr Of San
Francisco without being troubled.
The Roanoke b. one Of the best
known vessels on this coast. having
been more popularity known nH the
treasure ship while engaged In
the Nome traffic She will take up
her now run as soon a. abe eau be
placed 10 readiness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-12
ROOSEVELT
INSISTS
Especial to Tho starl

WASHINGTON. Jan. 12.-Preai-
dent Roosevelt is not to be sum
marily turned down by congress on
his special session proposition.
A poll Of the house republicans
yesterday indicated that 90 per cent
OF the members were opposed Ia
tariff revision The members west
OF the Rockies are leading I'm the
stand pat movement
Tariff revision. however. Is not
the only reform the president insists
that the present congress should act
on lie wants legislation looking
10 the regulation of railroad freight
rates. and insists on aetigu on his
recommendation IN favor Of inero8s-
ing the powers Of the interstate
commerce commission.
The president yesterday had 81
noiscd about that he would call n
special session regardless 81 tho