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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-05

You mas - Iast Is skepglcA ard
ressimistic aa you please Kudol All
digest Stat sos ear whether yaa eAf
- not Voc can pHl Fouf food ia a
hQsl, pour . LITTLE kuIol Dyspepsia
Cure on & and sill dlresf L tie sams
q I vii lu fuuf stomach M S eai.
INK handrNis ani Thousands some
lad faIEh and some didn't knt8l
slll cure yaa II medicine caHeafs gaa.
whether fua hafe faith III il 81 net
sold bI Peoples Drug Store dN
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-05
new YORK LIFE
INVESTIGATION
Sensation Sprung Today by Re
iusal Perkins 10 Produce
Books In Testimony.
Associated Press

Associated Press
New York, sept, y George W Per.
kins. yice.presidaut of tbo New York
Life snsnrane company and member
q the banking drm 6 y z Morgan &
Co created 4 stir before the legisla.
tive insurance Investigation commit.
tee today when he objected TO ~.
quest that De produce certain books q
Morgan s Co % explain some Of that
firms dealings With regard % sales Of
Navigation Syndicate bonds % the
life insurance COMPANY
Hughes, counsel ioF the committee,
shown signs q anger and said
"l shall have 20 requlgs that these
books be produced
"Ali right replied Perkins
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-05
On tk1nler q ani u nd Nayem.

On Cpioler e aDi u nd N0yem.
hef 4 and =. ie15. The Frisco viii sell
hame visitors tickets 81 tie rate q ons
and one-thifd fare far round trip q
81 points Ia Iowa. Minnesota. Ne.
bfaska, North and South Dakota.
Wisconsin, and mans points IN Nlchl.
Gan and Illinois Final limlt - days
from date q saie Fer particulars
see y Il. neck avent
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-05
Danger lsp-li Colds

ta.l colds are Liable q hang GA al
winter leaving the seeds of pne0man.
il. brouchitis o. consumption. -.
eys Honey and Tar euresqalckly And
prevents serious results II Is aid
aud reliable. tried and tested. safe
and sure Contains uo oplatss and
sill uqt coist ipate Sold b people
Drug Store. aa
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-05
M. WITTE HAS
REACHED HOME
Noted Diplomat Enthusiastically
Greeted by COmpatriOts.
AwclateiPuA

AszaN4AAttt ft=H
= Petersburg, sept b u Niife
arrived here to-day end vas accorded a
hearty receptlaa hg a iarge crowd u
officials and others An address pfe.
senfed 60 tlle statesman sald, among
other things
loa have accomplished goaF dla.
cult tass aad tle nation is grateful e.
you
Nltfe vas much moved aad said IN
FeplY that - had performed hIs dHy
wei neralse ha strictly aheYs1 81.
Malsstg : Instructions
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-05
LAND SHARKS
CONVICTED
r1 gOn Jury Finds Three Guilty
Of Subordinate Perjury.

Associated Press
Portland, Ore, sept 3 An appeal
was aied today Ia the case 81 Congress.
man ) \. Williamson, pr NanGsss.
ner, his partner 10 the live stock
business, and Marion Il niggs. law.
yer, who we're convicted b iary last
night Of subordination 0f perjury Ia
connection With government land
frauds. The penalty IS ane of from
one Thousand 70 ten thousand dollars
aud Imprisonment not exceeding two
years.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-05
FRIsco B.LlanS.

HOME VISITORS EXCURSION ro EAsr,
On Oct 70. lisla, enc iay onlg tns
Frisco all sell ruuud trlp exeursiou
tickets 70 points in Illinois. Indiana
Kentucky, ohio. Ontario. Penusylka
MIA. New York, Michigan and Wosl
Virginia at rate uf one aud one-thifd
fare fpF the round trip Limit 81
DAYS from date q sale Noslap dvers
nor extensions For further parfieu'
lars see Frisco AgenfA kememhef.
tickets on sale oct h. only
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-05
PIaansata AIl.

No Pill IS as pleasant and positive
a IleWiftA Little Early Rlsefs
These famn1s Little Pills aFe - mid
and effective that children. delicaI 3
ladies and weak reopla enjoy their
cleansing elect. while sir19g nennla
saq flieg ate the best liver pills sold
sold by Peoples Drug Store. dN
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-05

II Is difficult tu cufe q cough 81 fres
yourself from tile discomtnffs n sl q
aHless fua move lie bowels lee s
Laxative Honey aud Tar acts On the
hawels ard drives Ali enld uut af tie
system. For Group, aho1pins cough.
colds AMI al lung aud bronchial aser.
tons nn smesit j. equal a. tbe afiTl.
nAl Bees Laxative iloneE and Tar. 4
LIQUID cald cufe. Sod b A + 0asu.
Druggist ds
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-05
SECURITIES AMOUNTING
TO $500. 600 STOLEN
Associated Press

AA=zAtAAiNH AAtt
Sew York. Sept g Tie theft 81
securities amounting e f3n0oa IS an
nouneed today Ia Wall street.
The securities aefe stolen from a
Wall street Office yesterday bat The
name q tie hfm q person suffering
the los llas bee t4fh ihade pua6,c.
Transfer u ne securities las been
stepped ailH detective agency called
upon 70 traee 1hem
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-05
Dr. MeKoas,

= graduate q tie American school af
ostepathy kirkssllls. NO. is perma.
uentlg locoted n Foom A. Gateway
Hotel, where be successfully treats ~
diseases acute q chronic. Gonsaltat.
Ton free dw.im 2sss
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-05
A,IAlalI ~

New YoFk OF -lIistflef Atf0f.
nes iefome announced Il court today
tlsaf he Wua|d make pgHllc Hsxt Thurs.
das hts opinion IN Fsasfa Is the neees.
sifs fbf AZ ektaus.ss....sfY sfaud Jury
to sons.aeF lhe Equitable Life Asaf.
anee MATTER.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-05

Nn N|nsfta snlfH g pHRf||le.
III HIIlez |4u bronchitis |Qf
twenty feHfe aHU HstfE &|Iz lki 80.
II| #ea f0Isys |Htz tHa #aI
s 4z=4I s zafz raH 6.|I 81 Ez0.
- u|ae sI2Es -
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-05

CaInnlsi rate HIIaeIaFe September s..
and continue daIIf. IucIadln. 0etofsf
8 special eeloHIsl rates HllI again -
alaHeH 81 sale 5 points u California
Isfat4. Nt# HaxieH. 0I3 Mexls4 and
Heza4. zIfa r. the n HIiHNe Ea
faf.He9 InI4zn Ioa Sc Ha|4R zHtaI
81 8 FzHfIEINas
Aren't + & ST
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-05

II IS 4 plei39are 60 take n nAdt S
Little Liver falis and enIa5 thslf tonIe
effect upon tie liver Sod 81 5 Il.
Ovens. Druggist aN
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-05
PRESIDENT WILL GO
TO NEW ORLEANS SOON
Associated Press

N7.IIfaITH IT'S
Washington. y G.. 0et 2It Ras
onlelallg announced today that the
president viii Ee fo Ne4 Orleans Get.
Is. despite The yellow fever epidemic.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-05

Kansas city. Ma. fzll festivities
October - Z. inclusive. Rate. one
fare ~ % for tlle Houu9 trip Data
81 zaie. Gcis lsi % tn. With linal r.
1nfnilmlt oelolnf 9
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-05

NES Tie oaialoma cts Baftef
college teacies yuu uis trade IN ffum
q % : seeks and guarantees Positions
Write for farms IL s Robinson. Il
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-05

During the month 81 October the
Frisco viii sell dailY round tfip tick.
eta @ Eureka spfluRs. Ark. Al the
los rate 81 enc fafe plus e. 81 ~, Il.
nal limit b. days ftom date q sale
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-05

esft tdkNN hANsAA fAfh A&h NAhht'
VAL Oct. y 70 ~
For this occaslou tbs 'Frisso viii
sell round trip tickets 10 Wichita.
kas, az the ioN rate ~ one fare pl1s
So cents saNl fof the round trip.
Dates ol safe. Get : % IA. inelusl So.
Final return Limit, oct u, ls15.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-05

For the fAll festivities 81 kausaS
ctr pet 2 10 :. Tie fflscn vii veil
round trip tickets q ka@sas Cliy af
rate Ci ane fare. sAa8 hitas of stie
oct. / o Z, tuai Fetagn limit. ort q
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-05

flarins tie moil ~ UctalaF. 1913.
the frlssa sill ssl found lrlp tIekets
70 Hot springs ARK ii TIE 0n rate
- ano fafr plus e. Tickets 90 sale
daily Fanai return limit Wdays frum
date 81 sale. " II. pECE. AKt
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-04-06
THE ELECTION.

Yesterdays election proved sur
prise in several cases. The vote re-
ceived by Chas. E. Mcconnell was GER
tainly unexpected by his most inu-
mate friends. and must be accepted
as direct appreciation of his untirins
efforts in behalf of the upbuilding oil
Durango the past few years in CON
nection with railroad construction,
tne fact that he was absent at his
own expense pushing plans for the
Arizona K Colorado road, having
much 10 do with the expression OF Lne
people Mr.. Mcconnell is one OF Du-
rango's enterprising citizens and VIII
make the city first class mayor.
Mr.. Ramsay's defeat cannot be con
sidered as personal because he stands
well in this community as an lndi-
yidual. but because the voters believed
Mr.. Mcconnell was entitled to the
nonor.
Along the same lines voters beliey-
ed Clem Russell was entitled to be
reelected clerk. And the defeat oil
Mr.. Davis was nothing against his
standing In the community. Mr.. Rus
sell. received the straight Democratic
vote, the Independent vote and that
of many Republicans who argued that
Mr.. Davis had a good position and
was not dependent like Mr.. Russell,
wno has grown up in Durango.
Various reasons might be given for
the defeat of the Republican city tick
ct In the first place Durango is
Democratic and the next, local issues
soiiditied the Democratic vote and
drove many Republicans to the Dem
ocratic nominees. In the different
wards the Republicans Jared better
electing three out of the eight.
While The Herald zealously labor
ed for the election of the Republican
| ticket we accept the result gracefully
trusting that the men elected viii
drop partisanship and work for the
best interests of the city. barring job
berry of all kinds, at all times mindful
of the people as whole. Following
is the result:
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-04-06
THE RUsSo-JAPAN WAR.

ST. PETERSBURG, April Am
unconiirmed report was received to-
day that four artillery officers, thirty
artillerymen and forty Chinese coolies
We're killed yesterday by bomb ex.
plosion in the artillery depot at Har-
hin and that the man who caused the
explosion was killed and the entire
laboratory and 1000 projectiles were
destroyed. The war offic.. denies the
rumor. 1t is said another attempt
On the life of Gov. General Trepoff
was foiled last night
PARIS, April i.--The new American
ambassador to France. Robert s. Nc
Cormick. who mas Just arrived from
ST, Petersburg, expresses surprise at
the reports that the Russians evinced
a desire for peace at any price. "On
the contrary" he states, there is
general desire to continue the war to
The bitter end and there is general
hope that Admiral Rojestvensky will
meet the Japanese feet and gain sucn
victory that In one day the entire
spirit of the war will be changed. All
Russian hopes are now centered on
this fleet and its encounter with the
Japanese squadron is looked forward
20 with confidence
ST, PETERSBURG. April 4.-Dis-
patches from the interior ara OF the
sravest character, indicating further
troubles. AT Warsaw tne authorities
are unable to preserve order. Out
breaks are expected at any time in
The trans-Causasi and Baltic prov.
inces.
WARSAW, April 3.-Last nignt the
Jewish Society known as the Bund
organized a great revolutionary dem
onstration The troops were prompt |
iN called out and in dispensing the |
fired into the crowd killing |
four men. two women and seriously in |
turing forty other persons.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-04-06

dIutf
The minutes of the previous meet
ing were read and approved.
Liquor licenses were granted John
Gilbert a. Co, Mcbride & ChitwooG
and George S. Chesebro. and livery IL
cense to ]. T. Brewer.
Monthly reports of officers we're re-
ceiyed and filed, also annual reports
of officers.
The committee appointed to exam
inc the books of city officers filed its
report. wnicn was accepted and plac-
ed on file.
1t was reported that the footbridge
near the electric light plant needed
repairs and the matter was referred
to the street and alley committee.
The committee on dump grounds
was granted further time in the mat
Ter of going after" the people violat
| ing the dumping ordinance.
City Jail committee reported the
| Jail repaired and in good shape.
The following bids were received
for repairing the bridge across the
Animas river: c. A. Lennon, $3.50
T. f. Peterson. $3.50. On motion of
| Alderman Buskirk seconded by Per-
| ry. action was deferred
Regular monthly bills were allowed.
| The Inventories of all property be
| longing to the city were referred 10
the proper committees for approval.
Adjourned to April IL.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-04-06
SALE OE scHon1.I.NnS


Notice is hereby given. that viii sell. al nun.
ih nti9n, n, 10 ths highest responsible bidder on
ne ne ott DAY OF May, 1905, at 2p m, o'ciocE nj
on once 81 state Board Land Commits siouers' Capi
tol bnildins, Denver, Colorado, the following
IescIlbed lands, situated in La Plata COUNTY
Nc vuogi9rado, viz! N +. u Sec ~. Twp n "a, Range
I, minimum price per aero. s. 20 The value
" me Improvements upon this land, as apprais.
go 80 ~ thls department is st82.50. Owner Of i'm.
application No. 29s, WV '-''
No land will be sold at less than the minimum
PIice por acre, as given above. The parcels will
oe sold IN the above order. and each tract will be
less. ~ ' '"'"' "'o'e OF
Terms Of payment shall be as follows. viz. q,
lands selling for $s5 to SIS per acre 10 per cent
oI the purchase money on the day Of sale ths
balance In eighteen equal annual payments at
2 Per cent per annum Lands selling nt more
than " per acre and less than SIS per acre N
per cent cash on the day OF sale, the balance in
IouIleeh annual payments at per cent mar
snnum. Lands selling for SIS and upwards n
per per GEM. cash and balance in seven eaual an.
W Wnual pay aymehts at per cent. interest II tho mr.
cnaset does not own the mproveme ents be ,nnat
phy ior me same at sale. Purchaser will aye.
eu,e bond as provided in Section Is, act OF Anril
a lns. lns. Purchasers must be citizsns OF ths
thsir snt.nt, s.aes, or persons who have dsclared
must pay apprsisement and advertising fess.
p..,,. MARK q. WOODRUFF,
Nesster state Board of Land Com missionsrs,
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-04-06

be successfully and very profltably
grown in Porto Rico. Hawaii and the
Philippines said Secretary Wilson.
"The experts of the agricultural de-
partment are now In Porto Rico and
Hawaii making special study Of this
plant. and teaching tne natives i'm
proved methods in its cultivation.
marked improvement has already been
seen in the coffee produced, and the
future for this product is brilliant In
the extreme. We have not taken up
the matter in the Philippines. as these
Islands are under the war department
and out OF our jurisdiction, but the
climatic conditions and the soil In
those islands are perfect for the pro-
duction of a superior coffee berry
Some of the finest coffee In our mar
ket comes from Java and the Philip
pines can produce equally as good II
the natives are taught how to handle
the product properly. Coffee cannot
be grown save in region absolutely
remote from the danger of frost For
that reason 1t cannot be raised any
where within the states. In very
| limited area along the st. Johns riv-
er in Florida coffee has bosn grown,
hut not as commercial product.
Il believe in teaching the growers
on our islands to produce those things
we cannot and then assure them a
| market by admitting their products
| free and taxing the same products
| when they come in from other coun-
| tries" added the secretary. We owe
| these brown men duty, and believe
| II TO be our duty to take care of them
| In this way. BY so doing tney will
develop an industry that cannot be
taken from them and secure a mar
ket that will consume all they can
raise. The agricultural department
stands ready to teach them how to
make coffee raising profitable. and
how to escape the enemies tnat some
times attack this, as they do every
other growing crop. A large portion
If the coffee crop was utterly destroy
ed few years ago because the gov
crnment mad no expert pathologists
constantly keeping lookout for the
welfare of the grower and tne i'm
provement of his products.
| NEW YORK April 4.-President
Schlessinger of the International Wo-
mans Garment Makers Union has is.
sued a circular which is TO be con.
sidered the foreshadow OF an immense
strike. The circular tells all cloak
makers in the vicinity to protest
against existing conditions in the
trade, claiming that hundreds are un
employed. while even those who are
working put in sixteen hours a day
lat starvation wages.
will be the same as tnat in use on the
American railroad cars. Despite the
great benefits to be derived from thit
innovation it was brought about onl,
after long negotiation between the
postal authorities of this country ant
Great Britain. II 1t proves as sue
cessful as expected it will be extend
, ed to other lines so as to cover al
the heavy transatlantic mails.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-04-06

WASHlNGTON.-Secretary Wilson.
who has given closer attention to all
questions. pertaining to agricultural
products than probably any other man
of the country, favors the develop.
ment of the coffee growing industry
in the possessions of the United
states, with the end in view OF sup
plying the American market and pro-
ducing condition that will put mon.
ey in the pockets OF the islands who
are dependent upon us. He believes
IN creating market by admitting this
coffee free and taxing that from all
other countries. Secretary Wilson
believes that the sugar beet industry
is bound TO grow until the home pro-
duction will supply the United States
TO the exclusion OF that from the
Philippines and elsewhere and be
cause OF this condition 1t Is bad policy
to permit the islanders to believe that
sugar is TO be the mainstay OF their
support.
There is positively no doubt that
the very highest grade Of coffee can
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-04-06

The latter was still alive when found
and talked to the men when digging
him out but died before medical aid
arrived. His remains we're shipped
u Toledo, o. this meaning Ortns
body was smashed TO pulp. Two
others are confinsd to the hospital on
account Of injuries received, but will
recover The Camp Bird manage
ment rendered all possible aid to the
rescued men.
Two more big slides came down
Yesterday, one in the vicinity OF the
Potoxi mine and the other known as
the Riverside slide. The latter is the
slide that blocks the Red Mountain
road every year when there Is deep
snow. II means another snow tunne!
which was the admiration Of tourists
few years ago. A number of other
slides are reported but no damage.
TELLURIDE. April 3.--The weather
Is clear and people are in hopes the
snow will be given an opportunity TO
disappear instead of increase Up to
last night II had been storming almost
q
line.
SILVERTON. April 3-The wealth
er cleared during the nignt and the
sun has been shining brightly all day.
While many slides are reported in
| different parts of the county yestor-
day the only one doing special dam
| age was in Silver Lake basin. whish
partially wrecked the Tiger mine
| buildings. No lives were lost
The men on the Esmeralda q,Ht
work yesterday and came to town,
owing TO danger from slides All 9TH
er mines are working the same as
usual, and the snow freezing last
night danger for the present Is over.
| BERLIN April 4.-On the invitation
Of Emperor William an International
conference on wireless teleeraphy
opened in Berlin today. Twelve ma
tons including the United States. are
represented The conference is along
he same lines as that held mere last
year and has for its chief purpose the
framing of uniform regulations among
all nations for the control of wireless
telagraphy, both In time OF war al d
in time of peace.
WASHINGTON. April 4.-The diff.
ferential case. Involving the question
of differentials on traffic TO the At
lantic ports, came up for oral argu-
ment before the interstate commerce
commission here today.
DENVER, April 4.-The governor
this morning put an end to the ru'
nors of an extra session by declaring
that ne would not call one. The gov
ernor will be out of town for few
days and will not consider the Colo
rado & Southern expansion bill oi
other important measures until his
return, when he declares he will give
hem all careful consideration. WheI
he Legislature adjourned few min
ntes after midnight this morning tns
war debt bill and the legislative ant
judicial reapportionment measures
were killed. There was very llttl.
excitement at the close of the session
NEW YORK, April 5.--One OF tn,
most important steps yet taken In tn,
movement looking TO the improvement
of the transatlantic mail service will
be inaugurated on the White Star lin,
steamships scheduled to sail toda,
from New York and from Liverpool
This involves the sorting of the mail.
IN board the steamships so as to b,
ready for distribution when they ar
rive al their destination. The system
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-04-06

get to tell boys and girls Of their
meeting every afternoon at 4:10. Tne
stereopticon drew the largest crowd
yet last night to see Ten Nights IN
a Barroom." along with many other
views. Tonight, if the wind permit
Where is my Wandering Boy To-
night" and a scientific series, THE
Drunkard's Stomach will be shown.