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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-09
ne Frsayss Secret

The iehi q ihe areas Is be.leesd 10
have a. sneieheg 1f flrtaallY la e5r
cent = the fhfre8 expended ehsfas
recent lesla intltsis lhai las lfhi ea
elsngI of ihs ofainary lHoandeaceut
lamp lsaaii fpef csHt herestof tho
enefFy h expended Ia d Htinr heat
which 3 aoi necds iustat6sa aa nai
yet despair q success in mialae ths
aftfy eeoSopdtal msthod q pTua8eIng
sn illumirs toa ID recent lapsf ~
= G Caidve saya fhat 6 ueNufiaIr
ths range q possibility ihat - mas
see the transmission - fIstt pruauciur
energy entirely duus away aifh ana
return made @ some form 81 portable
lamp consuming 60 esef fInKlt small
amount e material and unoaucias :
"cold of nrefg Hke Hghi Yoathe
Companion
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-09
ne Salt IN he Ocean.

e the ocean dld not have salt L
would freeze s1meshat more readily
than g aoes nnw BAT thefe would he
% very marked difference The ocean
is prevented from freezing not 20
much hF les sall aa ~ lts sise and
by its c0mmuti0u. On account of rs
slse, large PORTIONS u q extend into
warm climates 81 al seasons. and
BY reason q is grgat depth ii Is q
vast sturohuuse Of heat lta currents
distribute much warm water amons
the cold St Nicholas.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-09
An.Amsrlenn nnu,a

The sork q constructing q railway
from Naldes over the coast mountain
range % tap the Copper river mining
district and Five an allAmerlcan foata
q Tanana and ths Yukon riYtf has
been begun. Among The acenlu &.
fractions Of the road wlll hs a 100 faat
waterfall. 10 the ceprsr Rissr saayea.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-09
PnAlla -.

0f Thofoug hbred Poland China Hog
at Ninlta, Ind. Ter, saturday. Nov
at J. G Gnys muls barn Il
lioAfS and . soss Everybody lu.
teFesisd IN good stock should attend
this ale. II You don't ezre 10 make
pufceass Yourself come and ses what
your nesghhof bnys All this stock Is
Yonng stnii-the oldest y June pigs
= few September pies They wlll te
sold right Il your door 50 hers Is youf
chanes % hay = 10. pig. Bred and
owed Is 4. II sAuxDraa
oolumbua Kans
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-09
M show has ssns 40 500.

I1n sil0N has eDHN ai1a kpne.
Applea ara sxcaedinF aosfes
]. " sklnneF ls up from Adaif 70
dag.
Col nsck Rus arrived from CO
lnmbus. kanesA today
r. L. soper i moving hls household
good1to Musk0gse today,
Emmet nea wa ) soalhlsound pas.
sengsf On the katy this morning.
Wilson Snagee returned home from
Fogil this morning where be has been
Visiting for . seek
Jim Trollinger returned % his home
a. AdAlF last night.
VI g. heamer uill 80 Into tie
poultry busiDeas a. Pryor Greek.
A numb~F u people weFs down from
Alton yesterday % attend TIE show.
W. r. Davis vas Ia town from
Keschum today.
Billie TArranl Is putting ia new
stair 81 the HAissil building
Rev. J. \ Wolfe came In from
GwsndAle last night 20 alssed prAysF
meeting
/. +. GArrison Is shipping coal from
Dawson.
The price Of coal 90 tiis streets
these days make . man woDdet wlsAt
wintsr will bring
Pumpkin pies have come.
Mx NarclS.A oxen has gone 10
Lynolburg vlrgina % sps0d the
winter
Work vas resumed on the water
main 70 tie AArrs addition today,
having been suspended on account of
TIE rain Tor several days
Mr Warren Wolf. Of the United
Realty company, Of Minneapolis, has
uesn 10 Xlnlta this week on business
for his hFm. he elll make tour Of
TIE southern states 1uring the wln.
ter
To-Day i observed Ia al the publle
schools Of Missouri as eEugene Fleld
Day This Is yearly tribute paid
@ tie post Of childhood
Miss Alsearn Watson las fotufurd
from Little Rock
Tie Presbyterian choir promise
god music for The Installation ssryic-
- SUNDAY
Tie Rcss r. W nawleY and @ "
snosiefass c1pcct 10 visit Alton To-
night % attend Ia important church
tsissneza Ia that thriving toNn
Regular meeting o. TIE Commercial
Club tonight A fuil attemiance i
DESIRED
TIE tile roof Is Deiag pat on the
new Frisco depot
Vlnifa sill seon have her tao new
depofs completed
Grant Victor. of Aftans chairman
of the rcpablican COMMITTEES slli -
one of tie single state delegation 90
Washington thar Is % - shortly
Df Il. + Hamnous. q naker Tai.
yenlty, Kansas eiIl lecture nest
Moudaf night ga The subject u
'sramblefs. at tie Christian ehav
and nn TUESDAY night Wlli give a hc.
tore especially suited % yauag peo-
pie nf tlammons camesiHirhly rec.
ommsnded A. an entertaining spsak.
eF and willie his ant lecture sill b.
suflcienllf humorous 10 be entertain.
lax, h viii aisD contain food ior
thought fof the deepest thlnken
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-09

= hope youiI grov up 10 be a eood.
and iHtelligent man like your father
said the pafaniElng relative
That's eafY. answered the pain.
fuily preeesioas younester. Mother
says I've eol him beat already -
Wl1hlnetou star. :
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-09

Twenty-Five oF thirty good oomboYs
can end employment a. hosena, Tea
as at s25 a month W = lialssll can
U.S. I've OF aK
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-05-27

and jumped up and down as if fran
tic. Then he started for the milk
man and fred the shot at him.
When Butterfield saw Stephens
stop and shoot himself in the breast
and then through the head, falling
into the road, he ran to the house,
ard In the first room saw Mrs.
Stephens lying dead on the floor
witI1a bullet wound in the head.
He rent into another room and
found three children dead and two
wounded in the head.
Appalled, by the ghaetiy scene,
Bntrerfeld ran out of the house
and noti6ed the coroner. All the
victims were shot in the head.
Tie two wounded Stephens chill
drens died at a hospital this after
noon.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-05-27
and died while being removed to
hospital.

hospital.
As Bernstein and his companions
were leaving the scene two colored
men seized the bartender and
scuffle for possession of the revolver
began. Special Policeman Tinsley
colored, came running up. Seeing
the colored policeman approaching,
Bernstein swung the revolver to-
ward him, and, according to Tins
ley, discharged the weapon twice..
Tinsley returned the fire, shoot.
ing four bullets into Bernstein's
body. Bernstein fell unconscious,
and crowd that had gathered made
toward Tinsley and the wounded
man. With the assistance of anoth-
er negro, Tinsley picked Bernstein
up and ran into nearby saloon.
Tins.ey stood in the doorway
with drawn revolver. The crowd,
which was composed of negroes,
was crying for vengeance for the.
killing of Gray, and Tinsley seeing
that he would not be able to keep
them back unassisted, shut and
barred the door.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-05-27
Notice Of Final Settlement

In the matter of the estate of Emily
A. Wright deceased.
Notice is hereby given that I, John M.
Wright, as administrator of said estate of
Emily A. Wright, deceased, have filed
my final account as such administrator
with the clerk of the County Court of
Benton county, State of Ores on, and the
said court has fixed Monday the 5th day
of June, 1905. at the hour of 10 O'Clock
a. M. of said day as the time and the
county court room in the court house in
Corvallis, Benton County, Oregon, as
the place for hearing and all objections
to the said final account and for settle
ment thoreof.
John M. Wright.
Administrator of the estate of Emily
A Wright, deceased.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-05-27
A Good Suggestion.

Mr.. G. B. Wainwright of Lemon City,
Fla, has written the manufacturers that
much better results are obtained from
the use of ChanbeI1ain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy in cases of pains
in the stomach, collie and cholera NOR
bus by taking it in water as hot as can
be drank. That when taken in this way
the effect is double in rapidity, ''It
S ems to get at the right spot Instantly
b. says. For sale by Graham & Wor-
than.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-05-27
CALIFORNIA LUNATIC KILLS
HIS WHOLE FAMILY AND
THEN HIMSELF.
He Shoots at Passing Milkman and
Pursues Him in Early Mern-
ing After Staying All His
ousehold-Other News.

San Rafael, CAL, May 24.-Wll-
liam Stephens, Of Ross Valley, Ma.
rim county, at o'clock this morn
ing killed his wife, shot his five
children, three of whom died in.
stantly, and two later in a hospital,
Eattempted to kill a passing milk
man, and then ended his own life,
after firing two bullets into him.
self.
| Stephens was about 35 years old,
and was formerly book agent, but
latterly connected with rubber
goods house of San Francisco. The
family also conducted chicken
ranch at their home in Ross Valley
and had flock of 1000 fowls.
| This morning passing milkman
was startled to see Stephens emerge
from his home, revolver in hand,
and fire upon him. The milkman
whipped up his horse and Stphens
pursued him for two hundred yards
firing as he ran. Stephens then
halted in the roadway, placed the
revolver to his breast and discharg.
ed the weapon. The bullet did not
end his-Hfs, and he sent second
shot through his brain.
When neighbors and officers en-.
tered the home of Stephens, they
came upon shocking scene. In
all of the beds were the members o1
the unfortunate family, each with q
revolver wound In the head. The
wife and three of the children were
ldead. The children ranged from
to II years in age.
There is at present no known
reason for the tragedy. but the the.
lory is Advanced that Stephens be
Icame suddenly insane, and his mur
derous attack on the unoffendine
milkman appears to substantiats
that belief.
Stephens four years ago under
went an operation for appendicitis
aud at times since had suffered
greatly. He was also afflicted with
dyspepsia and insomnia. Th' l
there were financial worries, due t.
the fact that the family had littl
money and no credit. Not long ag'
4 Maud, the S-year-old daughter. nov
dead, told her playmates at schoo
that she and her mother and broth
ers and sisters were afraid of thei
flasher because he was acting 9
strangely.
The Stephens family came t
California from Portland, Or,
year and a half ago. His wife wa
the daughter of an Eastern co)leg
professor. Stephens worked as
salesman for a rubber compan
and IS bicycle agent in San Frar
cisco, but failed in both pursuits
/ presumably because of his health
I Eight months ago Mrs. Stepher
1 received quite a sum of money frol
/ relatives IN the East. and with tn
] money she purchased a chicke
/ ranch near Ross Station, in whic
/ THE tragedy took place.
/ Lincen Butterfeld was the mill
1 man who heard the shots and the
I saw Stephens run out-of the hous
/ The latter had a pistol in his han
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-05-27

Baku, Causacia, May 24.-The
governor of Baku, Prince Naka-
chidza, was assassinated at 8 p. NJ
today by man who threw a bomb
at his carriage. A lieutenant who
was accompanying governor, and a
bystander, we're also killed by the
explosion, and the coachman is be-
lieved to have been fatally injured.
st. Petersburg, May although
no details of the assassination of
, Prince Nakachidza, governor of Ba-
ku, Caucasia, at Baku, Wednesday,
have been received, the impression
hereis that the outrage was the
work of the Armenian revolutions
| ry COMMITTEES in revenge for the at.
titude, taken by the prince during
the racial war between. Armenians
and Tartersin February last, and
is not attributable to the Russian
teri lorists, even though the latter
are at present extremely. active in
many parts of the empire.
The Armeniansslaid the respons-
ibility for the death of those slain
lin February at the door Of the
Prince, and only yesterday suit was
begun against the prince before the
senate tribunal at St. Petersburg,
in behalf of the children Lalaieff, q
Baku;uillionaire, whose house was
stormed and burned, and himself,
his wife, parents and children were
i killed sdring the riots. u the. suit
damages to the amount of $I2, 500
were claimed, it being maintained
that the governor, instead of per-
forming his duty by stopping the
massacre actually melted the Tar
tars to attack the Armenians.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-05-27
At Monroe.

William HIGGINS Is able to walk
without his crutches for the first
time since his fail from a load of
hay three weeks ago.
Ira Hines Is still improving and
is ablesto supe1intend his butcher
business in Monroe.
Cliff Rails transferred his cattle
to his Siuslaw ranch two weeks
ago.
The foundation for the Wilhelm
residence is being laid. Mr.. Viii
helm is preparing to build a new
store also.
Monroe continues to progress.
Browns school will hold an ice
cream social on Friday evening,
June 9th, for the purpose Of paint
ing the interior Of the school house.
The school girls have volunteered
to do the painting
John Fauver has been laid up
with e bilious attack the past
uesE
Frank Rickard, deputy roadmas-
tier, has been workiag roads thepast
week, when weather would permit.
There will be picnic in juno
ton City, May 9th, in interest of
Junction band boys.
John Brown has moved in the
Fritz Schlee house. Mr.. Schlee has
about finished moving everything
to his ranch, about six miles west
Of Cottage Grove.
Mrs. Reed has been kept busy
sewing the past few weeks.
Sherman Simpson is gardening
this spring.
| Sherman, who is the lucky
girl?
Miss Eda Martin returned from
Portland recently.
| Mrs. William Higgins is prepar-
ing to visit relatives in Eastern Or
egon this summer. She is going
for improvement of her health.
Mrs. Clarence Lemill has return
ed from Portland, pronounced cured.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-05-27
At Be11fountain.

Showers and sunshine have been
the order of the times for the past
few days, weather cool, grass and
grain growing fine, but too cool for
gardens.
Preparation for the coming picnic
has commenced in earnest. A good
time is expected. Every one invit-
ed to attend.
N. Glenn purchased a new buggy
while In Corvallis last week, as a
surprise for his wife.
Miss Bertha Coon, of o. A. c.,
spent Sunday at home with her
parents, T. NJ. and Mrs. Coon, of
South Bellfountain.
Supt. Denman passed through
this place Monday enroute home
from Alsea.
Mrs. Ingram and daughter Ethel
came home Tuesday from visit
with Corvallis friends.
Marcus Gragg was Junction
visitor Sunday.
E. N. Starr, road supervisor, is
busy scraping and lsveling up the
roads. Let the good work go on as
/ it is much needed.
Subscription papers are in circu-
lation for money to help pay for the
picnic grounds, recently purchased
from the Methodist church.
A9TOR
Bears the ,Ihs Kind You Have Always BopgR
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-10-25

Wanted .-Iooo shares Of the
stock ofthe First National Mining
Co. address The Missouri Land co.
FL Pas0 Texas. Il
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-10-25

Flannel flannel flannel = ~.
Z I-a, Z IL, Edwards Moore &
Brannan 5z-54
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-10-25


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NICE farms Of f-c - q 81 scr
sn cultivation groxsnv soc5 coos
Of rozn. sorghum u.9.ato rrr-
nsu bans D a general
line Of gar5sn tuck and during
Nv Izst visit taers Il August tie
people were busv setting out tbeir
orchards of orauxes geuous -su@-
auula and other native sruits
TAev III have 4 sew hess IT carrie
and Dieutv y qsod hogs more
shsu e-ovvf for 4ore rou4r-r4sr,-
Both cattie sed rogs sre -adv
money 1T aa;r --;oe atte can
x rs;s very caesr t1ew ue-l
have to 5e fed. egen the mslz cozs
sre lot fed At aav son " tbel
year tie winters being - mild /
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-10-25

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-10-25

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ASIA AVE. Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-22
LAWYERS
ARE BUSY

= r. Butterworth has been sued
az landlord of the flats AZ Olympic
place for g.. 900 damages BY Mrs
Regina Groomea. who claims that
she suffered two injuries 20 the
same knee. the latter accident dis
hbllng her Tor life. through the
rareleahuesB and negligence Of the
DEFENDANT Ina not repairing his prop
rrty The first time she Injured
her knee. she alleges, was by step
ping through hole in the back
porch. aud the next time Il was the
fault Of a defective baniater. which
Hho SAYS broke and caused her 10
fall go the ground nine feet below
T y Harris brought suit Tueu-
day Tor personal Injury damages
against tho CarHtcna Packing
company. on the gorund that ho
was attacked. hooked. thrown down
and beaten by an Infatuated steer
belonging To the defendant. and
that he thereby suffered frac-
ture 81 tho skull and other In
luries The plaintiff also states
that his wife was with him az thu
time. both having iuHt aliKhted from
the intsrurhau cars al Stuck. and
that only by a miracle his wifo ea-
capped a similar attack.
Herbert Hanks sued the Seattle
Electric company for damages on
account Of a crushed ankle. which
ho says no suffered through the
bunFliuF ~ signals In the hosting
o. a cage In the defendants mine
az Henton
Walter O Hemlaw Il suing the
Superior Cracker & Candy company
for so 600 damages. alleged 10 be
due for tho lnss u two fingers In
the defendants sausage machine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-22

There ar what may happen % r. Nee
essBry 90 have some k.nH ef key
Co the puFrir That's ksy may Be
found hy knowing that there are
three phases 90 Venezuelan affairs
This ihrerfnld aspect concerns Neuz
arufias relations With urIEHhoriuE
south American countries her ntti=
fuir towards the European powers.
and her position with reference Ia
thr United states.
tt may also Re said thai Geu cas-
tHo. TIE ualrr Of NeuesHHn il the
strongest man that has been In
power fnr twenty years net except
ting gu#ms uiHHCu Who IS ,a known
- the uusirlaua American.
Gen castro got into power rs
fighting his way and he kurna his
authority by hts willingness tn FIGHT
those who want 60 Gust him
The relations between Colombia
and Venezuela have not been very
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-22

tsfau sly Tor many yrarn Their ter
fItcry asifuGn- ana they have vHrious
causes % friction Three or fugf
years asp they uerr ~ the point sf
actual sgaffare. bat tie Kesd offices
Of Secretary HAS SECURED grace.
Sine then there have hreu arra=
slanni uuffefiuna - hostility and
uu-hslass has heen caused hY TIRE
closing of frontier custom houses.
However Gen Rafael Reyes the
new president 81 Colombia. believes
lu peace. Before his maaeufatian
he visited Caracas ami VAS wei re-
ceIved.
80. while the possibility of come
plleatiHna between Nereaa~ia end
Colombia IL sometimes discussed
they may nevsrtheleaa b. dismissed.
especially since the United states la
as anxious n8W 10 maintain peace
as u Uaa three o. four years ago
when Secretary Hays good offices
were sxsrted.
The attita1e Of the European pow .
sra towards vruenuela and % Ven
eEaela towards the European pow
era r. % much greater moment
Since President CieveisaH inter
vened IN the boundary dispute be-
tNeen Great Britain and Eeuazurla
and Secretary 0tney declared that
the Mauros doctrine WAS n living
force. the European countries have
been jealous % the United States
and AZ the same time willing 70 put
as mueh responsibility as possible
On this country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-22
Seattle Testimony

Fred w. Miles. snEiaser employed
on the Northern Pacific r r. and
living at iis Jackson st, says
There was constant dull sehinE
In my back for four or five years
IL vas caused. believe. BY the fall
urs OF the kidneys 20 properly per
form their functions My back
ached ~ times 10 Il seemed az II II
would break IN two. The kidney
meeretlons aoAlded and there Was n
dark sediment often had attacks
OF dizziness and headaches and Was
always trying 20 md something 70
relieve ne. When heard about
poAn'n Kidney pills got boz a.
the Kennedy Drug Cos store and
began using them -Four boxes ef-
feetsd a complete and lasting cure.
and I have had no return Of the
trouble since stopped using them. "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-22

been rcix~d ~ the Venezuelan gov.
srumrnt n wants the asphalt iakrs
beck again. a.ad II IL sets them PIE.
sImlahiY wnl have n claim Tor thr
boss suffered ln The meantime
The fsnig a. made "a general
terms that thIH company VS. rnsaE-
"a iu fauarutinE revolution against
Gen. CastroHH government. and that
n Ii had ans rights these have been
forfeited 1hla charge 10 snsrseti-
caiIr denied
Rsporta frnm Caracas have been
60 che effect that Minister Hos ru
has not had en- eaay tiHur % "a since
he returned 70 Venezuela IN oeto-
bef. ard that the friendly personal
relations Witch formerly Txisted De-
tween him and President Castro
have been strained 90 the hreaklue
point en- thta subject no statement
la mad~ beyond the general one that
the United states minister = con
t.uulnE 70 perform bia diplomati,
functions as usual
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-22
A Coed Deal of Nonsense


Every drop o. blood every bone,
rsrye and tissue In the body can
~ renewed Ina bat one way. aud that
"A from wholesome food properly
ARRESTED There is no other way and
the IDEA that a medicine In itself
csn purify the hiood or supply new
tissues and strong nerves is ridieu-
lsrs aud on a par with the Col
mi that dyspepsia or Indigestion Is
a Germ disease. o. that other fal-
larv. that a weak stomach which
rsfssss 10 digest food can ~ made
70 Do 80 ~ irritating and inflaming
TIE bowels By pills and cathartiea.
smarts Dyspepsia Tablets cure
Indigestion. sour stomach. gas and
hloaiinE after meals. because they
rafnlsh the digestive principles
which weak stomacha lack. and.
unless the deficiency % pepsln and
diassace IL supplied. q is useless 90
attempt to curp stomach trouble by
the use q ''tonics. pills and
sratharties" which have absolutely
no digestive power and their only
sffeei Is 20 give a temporary stimu-
lattoa
One grain % the active principle
In STARTS Dyspepsia Tablets viii
esrest gna0 grains of meat. egg and
similar foods. and experiments have
shown that they viii do thia In q
elass bottle At proper temperature.
bat Of course are much more e.
fsetfve In the stomach
Theve Is probably no remedy 50
universally used as stuarts Tablets.
becaase q IL not only the sick and
MllnE. but vel people who use
then at every meal % insure per-
feet digestion and assimilation q
food.
People who enjoy fair health take
STARTS Tablets as regularly a.
they take their meals. because they
want 10 keep well. prevention IL
better than cure. and Stuart.s Dya-
pepssA Tablets DO both. they pre-
vert Indigestion and they remove Il
vksrs Il exists The regular use
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