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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-24
Or. Chapman and EVahge|ists
Run a Newspaper
TOOK CHARGE OF SEATTLE STAR
Believe That Divorce Scandals and
Unsavory Police News Should
Be Suppressed.

SEATTLE, April 24-Dr J.. Wilbur
Chapman, the world-renowned evang-
elist, and five associate evangelists,
edited the Seattle Star today under
the caption, How We Would Edit a
City Newspaper" In the editorial an
nouncement DR.. Chapman and his as
sociate editors heartily endorse the
condensed style of headlines and
brevity of stories, saying that they
were the only kind for the busy read
ers of the present day. Divorce ana
unsavory police stories should be sup
pressed. The big news feature of the
day is the violation by millionaire au-
tOmobile owners of the speed ordi-
nance and calling upon the authorities
to arrest the most prominent men In
the city for such violations.
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Oklahoma Editors

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, April "a
Editors and publishers of Oklahoma
members of the Oklahoma Press asso-
citation, assembled here today and be-
gan their annual meeting. The edi-
tors were welcomed this morning by
C. Porter Johnson, to whose address
response on behalf of the association
was made by its president, F. H. Greer
of Guthrie. The remainder of the fore
noon was occupied with officers re-
ports, appointment Of committees and
other business of perfunctory char
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-24
ANOTHER CANCER CURE
Certain Remedy Found and on
One Case Proves Success

NEW YORK, April 24.-Announce-
ment is made here of an almost certain
cure for cancer, which has been devel-
oped by experiments under way at the
Flower hospital 1t is founded on
new and amazingly effective method
for the application of radium.
Ever since the discovery by Profess
sor Curie of the new force known as
radium, the foremost scientists of the
world have been striving to utilize it
in the destruction of tuberculosis, can
Ger and the whole list of kindred germ
diseases, which have been considered
incurable by other methods.
The results were disappointing as it
was found only small percentage of
the radium rays could be utilized. Ex-
periments halted at this state until
Hugu Lieber, a noted chemist of this
city, succeeded in dissolving radium
and announced that the solution ex-
erted the activities of pure radium. The
claim was so astounding that other
scientists at first doubted the inven-
tors ability to do what he claimed.
The physicians and surgeons on the
staff of the Flower hospital decided to
give Mr.. Lieber's discovery a thorough
trial. Mrs. Sarah oliver, an aged
woman from New Canada Conn.,, was
slowly dying of a cancer at the instep
of her left foot. The case was declar-
ed incurable by any tried method.
Two weeks ago she received her first
treatment with the solution, or coating,
as it is technically known. Six days
later the great tumor that menaced
her life literally dropped off, showing
the flesh underneath to be perfectly
healthy The bulk of the cancer had
been removed, leaving a mere view of
diseased tissue that presents no OBJ
stacle to treatment.
Experiments are now being made on
a cancer of the throat. Experiments
will also begin at once to test the ra-
dunn solution in the treatment Of con-
sumption. In this experiment an at
tempt will be made to blow the ema-
nations of the radium into the lungs by
means of an apparatus which Lieber
mas devised.
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Prosecutor Rand Makes His
Opening Statement
no POSSIBILITY OF INNOCENCE
Confident of Proving That Killing Of
Caesar Young Was Result of
Conspiracy.

NEW YORK, April 24.-Prosecutor
Rand made the opening argument in
the Nan Patterson case this morning
Tha actress sat beside Attorney Unger
and listened to the address attentive
". Her father took a seat beside the
ilrv box where he could see his
daughters face.
Rand said he would show that the
murder of Young was planned the
day before the shooting. He would
be provided with circumstances and
facts which would preclude the possi-
y,ity of innocence.
The prosecutor said he would show
that there was a conspiracy on the
part of J. Morgan Smith and wife
Julia, to have Young continue to sup
port the defendant and keep him from
ais wife.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-24
Wrestling Tourney at Montreal

MONTREAL, Que, April 24.-Crack
wrestlers from Chicago, Cleveland
Hamilton, Toronto, Buffalo and num-
Der of other places are here to take
part in the three days wrestling tour
nament which opens tonight. The
events are for 13S-pound catch-as-
catch-can wrestlers. The first prize is
$500. second $3.50, third 5000, fourth
$3.50. fifth S1O0 and sixth $50.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-24
LARGEST Port in the World.

ANTWERP, April 24-The execution
of the vast scheme for the enlargement
of this port, over which the govern
ment and the city have been at logger
heads for years, Aeems at iengtn u
be assured, the chamber of commerce
having voted unanimously in favor OF
il IT is estimated that the work will
cost $4,000, 900. Ten years will be oc-
cupied in completing the plans, when
will give Antwerp a port with an area
larger than any in the world.
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woodmen of the World Raise Rates,

LOS ANGELES, April 24.-The
woodmen of the World are discussing
the creation of monument Iuno VI
not more than $5O,O00 by an assess
ment of 5 cents on each member. A
revision of the laws prohiDlts risks OH
the new table Of benefits for two
wear members. The Women OF WOOD
craft will probably raise rates TWO Per
cent. There will be a reception OF
new officers tonight.
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Alabama G. A. r.

FLORENCE, Ala, April 24.-F1or-
ence is entertaining the veterans of the
Grand Army of the Republic, depart
ment of Alabama, whose annual en-
campment is in progress with good
attendance. Commander in Chief W.
w. Blackmar, of Boston, and Junior
Vice Commander in Chief George w.
Patten of Chattanooga, are among the
distinguished visitors.
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REPORTED NAVAL BATTLE 4 FAKE
NO CANNONADINC At kAMRANH
Fleet Last Seen Fifteen Miles Off the Coast
Of AMMAN Sailing North Russians Deny that Grew Of
the Diana Intened at Saigon Has Joined Main Fleet

ST. PETERSBURG, April 24.-Ow-
ing to strike of printers but two
papers appeared this morning. The
Novoe Vremya discredits the rumoI
that the japanese nave engaged Ro-
jestvensky off the coast of AMMAN
The report that the crew of the Rus
sian cruiser Diana interned at Saigon
has joined Rojestvensky's fleet is de-
MED here.
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noon on the 22d, consisted of So ships,
including transports. Sixteen vessels,
including the cruiser Sveitlana, a hos
pital ship and IA transports 'red
in the offing. the French cruiser Des
Cartes has sailed for a point on the
coast where 20 Russian warships are
reported.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-24
COURT DECISION WILL GIVE
CLEVELAND THREE-cENT
STREET CAR FARES.
Forest City Railway Will Now Build
Line Up Central Avenue
Hanna's Line Loses.

Cleveland Electric Railway company
has lost it's suit for an injunction
against the city and the Forest City
Railway company. The latter COM
pany will now establish a line on Gen.
trail avenue with a Scent fare. This
is a big victory for Mayor Johnson's
railway program.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-24
DAILY GETTING RESTLESS
Man Accused Of Receiving Stolen
Goods Don't Like Jail Life.

Goods Don't Like Jail Life.
George Daily, who was arrested in
company with May Fifield in little
shack on the Touchet river ten days
ago on a charge of receiving stolen
goods and who has been held at the
county Jail since then, registered a
big kick this morning against being
held without a preliminary hearing.
Attorney J. w. Brooks has been re-
tanned by Daily. This morning the
attorney visited Judge Huffman and
the sheriff's office and inquired when
his client was to be given a hearing,
intimating that unless preliminary
trial was neld soon he would resort
to habeas corpus proceedings.
The Fifield girl was released a few
days ago and has left the city.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-24

Empress Gives Cherry Garden Party.
TOXIC, April 24.-At the annual
cherry garden party held at Hama
Park today 1900 guests We're enter
tanned by the empress and imperial
princes and princesses. The emperor
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-24
The Trial of Bunkers.

SACRAMENTO April 24.-The
prosecution today closed It's case In
Runkers' trial for bribery. The testi-
mony today was not Of much import
ance, being that of members OF the
senate committee not in the alleged
noodle combine. They know very lit
tie about the doings of the commit-
tee.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-24
Killed in Freight Wreck.

INDIANAPOLIS, April PA Big
Four freight was wrecked by spread
ing rails north of Indianapolis this
morning. Engineer McLain and
Brakeman A. C. Duncan were killed
and Fireman G.. Dolph seriously in
iured. All were from Indianapolis.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-24

acter. This afternoon papers on vari-
Gus tops of interest to the newspaper
men We're presented by Charles Fe-
quarry of Chandler, J. V. Admire of
Kingisher, Roy Stafford of Oklahoma
City, and several others.
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cesswul affair of the kind that has ever
been pulled off in this section.
Silver Service for Cruiser

been pulled off in this section.
Silver Service for Cruiser
GALVESTON, Tex, April ga
magnificent silver service subscribed
for by the citizens of Galveston was
presented this afternoon to the United
States cruiser Galveston, the event be-
ing accompanied by interesting formal
tiles. The presentation was made by
the mayor and citizens committee, and
the gift was formally accepted by
Commander William G. Cutler of the
Galveston.
The service consists of 20 pieces in
cluding a tea set, tureens, platters and
water pitcher. The color is French
gray and the entire set of the finest
massive design and weight. The tea
platter bears the inscription, Present
ed to the U. S. S. Galveston by the
Citizens of Galveston, Texas, April "a
1906"
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-24
AL wo-d From President.

GLENwOOD SPRINGS. April "a
No word was received from the pres
ident today. A courier Is expected TO-
night or tomorrow. - .
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-24
Baltic Fleet on the Move.

SAIGON, April 24.-Wnen last seen
of the AMMAN coast steaming north.
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Left kamranh Bay on the 22d.
SAIGON, April 24.-The Russian
squadron which left Kamranh bay at
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-24
Reported Cannonade Denied.

PARIS, April 24.-The reported can
nonade outside Kamranh bay after
the departure of the Russian fleet is
not confirmed.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-24

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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-06

firothsr $50 Dauebtsr af hsan htlied
hgaTsasa Arrived rAAa mesaina

y Il Nas.sh ~ Cartilage, aHd Miss
1uNlp Melsea. of Prosperity No. 4
bNglaef assi daughter III II Il. Mc.
iloa. Nlsa Was kiltd afila atgeMps
10 iamp ffom ffeigif train ii thp
Frisco Yards ssflY 19eeiaf mopHug.
arrived "a the esq THURSDAY
1heg d.d n1i ieafu af fi.s accident
uuli lAie Wednesday evening and
came here aiih fhe inieafiH 81 TAX
ing ihe fenalns ~ Prosperity for
bnfisl oal ilndipg that iuiefAeni had
already baeu made decided nus o have
fise badg faken up
NJ Aeilea said ah brother Was 81
years af age ABd lad 4 slfe and siFse
ellaNn a1 Prosperity ne Lad beea
temporarily absent from hia family
fgf almas nfne months ana flleg snew
nothing IS Els inteufan AZ the tiNe
0i hs death They returned home
THURSDAY evening
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-06

Ibu W au 'tt af ueAa Att
made Il ehaHhs lish eat lhiak t
makss their dfesms ilo a flus shea
tri TIE faeaine recipe uhIfh Iaa
satsi4a9a and 3 often called nttg
aoas saHia' - brtairrumhs lhaeaa.
f1l % mis- ahd mtli eari g q ehesf
In A ehaHnE dfsh When Be BEE Het.I
asd to Il fhs soakei tfraeeFautt au8
ser untH aI are tot ard aeii mitea
Thea stand tbe ehafer in ths aef saisr
ran. shlea shan.t ~ nartlY fuii = toii.
itF water Aet q beaten esH g.
Fp,uufal Wenfie ieuhlfs saHHa auf
pinch aI easenne Thn cheese ish
great fsveffe az lmruufia mplw
parties Nhshlneian EvmHe sne
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-06
BIG CHEROKEE
CASE HELD UP
Judge Wright Said to Be Pre-
pann1 a Dissenting Opinion
Means More Litigation

Washington Match sl ll uss A.
nsu0ced 81 tho iafeYieg department
toisy tfas there will be dissenting
opinion ~ tie case of the Cherokee
Indians against i'lr United States
rouft of elAsms This i TIE ease Ia
which Charles Nagle, IL 81 ln4iA All.
pearea u attouey for the Cherokee
triW Judge Wright, II thr
r9uri. mha i so0n 10 leave fhe court
ut claims taueh % become 4 United
States elHsait court indEeaf chieago,
Is ilis dlsseaieg fInm tlle maj0llly
opinion q tia court Neither opinion
has set been printed and Fissn out
Tlau appean 10 have been q mis-.
understanding as 10 what branch u
the thfueeefuefsd contest Non n
vas announced a. anst that fNe Fast.
agp Ci.eukess those membsa q tae
tribe Nf.a fega8.uei eaa 8 tie Mis-,
81 islpfl ef whem nformiei sas rade
far ilmlt naatAi ga gnAlan Territory
would FeofsF flse entsga N 9 ~
tita iatsnael aearied against the
eofaune Afthe .n efu leAr
meat lelax i4nefst e sas stated
that ihe anam xat io tie faB ODD
Chefgses lnAiau, ina gldaalE and
THAT aH ia'sH 8aig eleiheg they Use
casl of Sesf ~ ihs Mississippi fhe
aiadIHs iine tefwesu fhs bfauehes
soaia slsafe pro nta be- tho diarlbe.
tiou shen mate
~ s provided that tie secretary %
The interior shall thmush ! fpmmls.
sion appointed ipi the plrp asoaf.
tain tie fNihlgi individuals Niio are
entitled iii sa pu tiie rolls ~ such aud
ta alaFe 10 tflg pfaeeetla q tie aialM.
after WhieH - shall make the pf0pgr
diadhaiun g the funds gFo capita.
Thefs IS a stipulation ala9 tfai tho
cNrt 3au as tile compensation %
enc atiama}s RHtert l. 0aeu aho
appfage8 in the ease has hssn senle.
santed ss claiming that his share %
ti,e fse so9 q Gsaount toogef sr CO...
Secretary Ilaelcock las ngt approved
ATS coatuei tetsesn Mr. uNen sud
the Indians aud TIE depflWent Of
nclals stated tuat Mf 0Nea e6aid n0t
~ pntitisd 81 frceiFe any fee shat.
erpr eseH though lie held = contract
assigned II him py bank cashier Ia
Indian Territory 9ttef iAsgen in
the csse ald tie e1ufl saald D.
COMPS lsd - nHeidgt tha contract in
awarding tie fees bai at tie ieart-
meuf It S claimed 90 consideration
sill le given % lf-
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-06

"Wednesday " Wade sold ulo
south MeAiesisf Electric Light ana
Power 60 TO the Inter prlau Tme.
tlon 60. 4 that city, the eansldem.
tiou lalne faau00 Mr Wade ias
owned tie pfupIiy about 1eaz and
d covers bath old MeAlestefand south
McAlestef tbs Inter rflan Tuc.
ton Co. oaHs and 0pemfes s sgaem
uf tiegtfls railways oui el tlaaf eltf Ia
kNIA lnl nlhaF nMIlylMa .lNN..
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-06
cHAppEp HANDS AND LIPS.
A Chemist Gives Reelps faf = Prep
afauaa Easily Maas and s aaiek
And EHertivs Remedy

tHfHss# za. "a. Haea aHaa sHat....I ..I
t..fs - -. ~.
s.. -
80 $500.
- rss.
f.. n@m 1900,
.t...I.
.t -
..zs.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-06

a wendsffully Pretty 0ne can Bs
Evolved from q JapAness PIE.
suss noek ~ Crepe Paper

Candle shades resembling ii ehslAe.
ier theMa auid ~ lapanesR eaupa age
nov nsAae VI h6na ~ wpmeh ~iih an
eve f0f design und coloF and fass aaty.
ueas ~ band
The decorative piciarek wh.eh AZ
80 essential part ~ thesr shades, are
iound "a tie cheap little japanese
books Ga sfers payer ieaea ~ saas
years pat to meet the tsmaads q ser
sona Interested lD Japan and lss ilisfa
ture some % these b0ska afs III
frsnch ana = fsw are In Janansss. uaf
those seen to thg coHntfl are usually
IN KuEllah Wnaiesef fae lsuseass
the baoss are illustrated usually Ia
1haFAetsflstle japanese faaaloa with
Landscapes lannxsnt ~ pefagssi.Ke anG
hgmfeA liAN nasaluw ever aeen IN shif
aias 0f fhe WaFld
The mailer ~ sush candle ahaNe2
cnls out little pasiahaMFd ffamss
ifape4alaal il form Nith sha parallel
Slides silektly curved 8ufh 5 frame is
laid over 81 % the calosed alaslfa-
iicas in q japanese haos nnd IHa ihe
riHhf hEafe of bit % lanasga1s 4 ln
cluded eilhlu the gapesoid
Ite frame d thea blacksaet with
India lnk ln order thar The pleiufc
msY - fhe more aefeninsfed. sua TIE
Picture llall u stfnnelS Paste2 90 ths
bars q Ehe frame Maen aee frame
have thaa bsan prepared tse1 arr
pamea saaefhtg uiih alfius e thin
maalin
Mheu ths Hinis IA ary gA aha8e ~
Feadg b be giaeee an fhs llils pW
ranleg staf ssps taf e&nala Mhfn
ihe esn ush,fa ghe aaaas has 4
fesi'f iee.lkf effect end Il sht pie
fufta have 6Hen EsH chosen the ieCf-
aiien hsa great ehsfm ans variety
ThHe saa msso aRrh iAlana maat
have aaies eIe iaf c1mpaalMaa ii
ofifn hapreus fhat q mH page nlns.
iufiqa hss slarls uii thaf Is aiia
bie o. The purposes of fhe shade
mshef. esd 4 takes fae sesnf egs o.
discover stis biz
Manf af TIE Illustrations are natcm
iGF tse fFsme nakera tg8sea he
eante tAsg are lacking fllhHf Ia Hfaue
ana aafmMiuaa emmiha elective aH
Qras aF Suitable landscape eampaai+
tiQns samaslnea hia ~ tMe 81 more
pictures msat ba aat together tu give
. rtalig Elad rtall.
AEfeeas'e effects are eelalusd ly
making enc shade exclusively II asum
reiarsa. another ~ lansaaaPea suu
aeo,hef q n1arfs beasts bfas OF
nsbes The Intelligent frame naRsr
eiii reieft those pictures Thar are noi
charaetsElatiesi'y Japanese
Whaetaf undertakes such safk a.
home ls Hkey l0 rfaiise that fbs prices
rharsed 81 iliaminatsd candle shades
iH the shops aFs really Net especially
hlEh The eafh requires taste patience
arid skilE
A. % she Illustrations. theY eaat very
Nttie faf 4 baok containing porhArs
lwo aosa mAy b. haa faf s. eeus
ar ieta = y sau
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-06

Innt laok 90 true Happiness in the
msnslaus q the feri rich vl.en higil
priced PHYSICIANS are called IL q doc
tor cvefyal'msni nuf seek il and an
% t0nsu tic comfortable lnmes %
the mldi asse and 81 called pof
where efeefn Augus' fi1Nef saiaaYs
USED @ asep the famAa heslthf to
eum aH stomach f0uhleN ptsthef ln.
a au rnsl iaailgn desps ala faa
ui appeils. bilious aitaess II iefp.a
llv TRIAL baffle August fnecf
bH bottle 20 MiMef uWF
fH Hm
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..l.saals ,staashllI. eafsa

'Toftea gean / lal ellfoaia bIon.
chltla sn lad tHat az tiuas / could
uoi sqeak above whisper Wf.fes
Mf Joseph Ca1man 81 Maagaorenei.
lad i tfHa AL remedies available
bui wtth o. sHcee fBWmfea my
rmrofsf aaaeesiei tlat t F00ey 4
Honey ara Tai lts eHeel almost
mime0.oas aat sm nos afA 81
Tie dlHasa 0u mf Recommendation
maus Ha s lafe uae1 Fa.es Honey
ani lar aad sIuags sith 81 s9aei laa
SOFA br rfaFef ~ sloe DIV
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-06

liehlns blind bl@ilug of pfotfui-
me plies brueFlN refund money lf
pat Ointment sain ig cuts ang easg
no matter 0aw long standing % 9 ~
ifdags First app0 ailon klfe ease
aud resi- sc if y0ug dfaeelsf hasn't
li send e iH STAMPS and twl he
tors mled ri-mid by Paris MellcIuc
90 ST. laas. Sc
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-06
weaaNsms Of Fsms

pcWHts Little Eariy Bissfs the
famous little pills have leea made
famous bl thsif aoualn lel harmless
aud gentle action upoa tie haNels
and liver fNel lAKe n8 eluel iar
hiiluuass constipation etc They
d0 u0g Weaksu tta stomach aa az
make YBg feel scs Once Used a.vafs
preferred They stfenetle id hy
Peoples Drug store da
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-06
simple Remedy For Acquiring Hard
1ossies and Sound hody

a Auamls.r d bore gun when aadcd
with ilifue dnus ~ powder ull y ad
a load e sl.8l furiier and sl.e3f harder
thar double thh amount of powder
4 avd fftoo much power la llsed all
NJ Ii witt nat explode Until il leaves
the munls il erie Tan Ttat portion
which does u8i etpioie s. the proper
time Iutsffefss wlththc direction ard
ciecks ti.s 1elacity 1t Tie shaf
Hard muscles ant a STRONG loag do
MOI depend an tle lmnug 1ffoed boz
on rs refiest digestion aHi pwnf
assimilation
iffae uatf.eaf properties q al ~
tha feed flat maY De- eaten are alnro.
praled d TIRE b.oad anA f.ssaes fUe
muscles e fhe badY ei es hsrr
an3 stronger Hheim a e macu
or little
Ym mas e. wth taf u0f Huas
WWt saHt
f
Aua b. n mte te slek heai
k siaI Dyspepsia tUne
ltHassHla ~ meu Ht HI af
I#fe agl taf at at kala
nsa aIH d. Hr u
AMte baia alffrets #r0aHe
Ho saHaa u3 digestive ta
deuf aH5 #tuIaft ete# afHH aI
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-06

To a esp 81 e.iou ihaiaa mnal
add tea sahlsspoonfals et aaa ane 81
powdered auasr one eFe eHIu end
goIk hesfsa separately 1e4sIaenful
of haAiaK iaNaef and 4 lllus ali
SIR tbe ehais thoroughly afih mnk
io fHm 5 tbiek batter pw b q but
tsftd TN = porcelain pan aaa babe
IN = bfisa even
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het u & Watson of IHa HuG
Ark and a nsples ot D. II d.
Waien m1eF oi the Methodist
Church vf arrive nesi sees 60 b.
s.st u a series af wtlya mseiHes 90
TIE Mglails el4lwh
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AItlsa ana Ilus rnena

one Minute Cough cure conlaln aot
an atom q any harmful drug. AMI ii
has been curing Coughs Colds. Group
and Nheuplus Cough ~ lauK that u
has proven Itself % - tried and true
friend q tie many THAT 0se f. Sold
by Peoples Drug niorc da
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A. futfia train es suese8
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Naatl hHfas 81 iAHvne ~ t
tguisy evening n3 tas f
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10 IS thasKHt t# damage 0 s
havf Tie mapar aae Hee M
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Coed lar tfs,slius Wsu

kHtF eslsf .eIfes sa ila m
Eeaag faf rupnt af i0ep
1lf committee appointed 81 n.ace
sr0rtsmeH ra4s condHlH faf bal
playing eueaeei teams aud began
uofN af SATURDAY, f8 H IH Ue
dfau tlsuass eftaeId
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tbs usst { ough syrup.

III Appe es Probate Iuaae on
iaNa. 90 Kansas writes THIS b.
t0 ag tlai have used gallaris
Homhound syrup for years. and that
no ual hesitate to recommend il a.
TIE besf cough syrup ] have ever
used 80 5oc and sloo at Peoples
drug stofs. dW