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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-04-12
COUNCIL APPOINTS
PARK COMMISSION
Retiring Aldermen at Last Nights
Meeting Transacted Considerable
Unfinished Business

tfaei eith the Hslit company for the
ldeaion q lncaudeseanf lights a. The
intersection af ilie alleys Ia the basl-
uess district Tho cast viii he sl.13
per month
Another ordinance creates a board
oi three rark commissioner. 70 be ap.
pointed ~ TIE council The terms
are Oh thfee feafs, one % retire At
the end Il racn year Tie council ar-
pointed tor Tile inst three commission
es pr A. y oRens, br b + Fort
nsf aud llaney Con nf Ovens viii
have charge 81 south park, nf Fort.
nef % NORTH park and llaney Cox q
thr c,ty cemetery An apprapgtats0n
81 $50 eas made fof each of the tWo
PARKS ana tll8 for the cemetery, The
commissioners are required 70 make
a. temad report t0 tilo council of
at expenditures
Tie fourth and last ordinance pre-
de ihai only lead Nater pipes eau
te laid ua3ef psFed streets and Tat
the waiter superintendent before ans
paving u laid stall replace al IRON
plpes viii lead II IS also provided
that t-3 shall - charged for making
connections after eneef shall have
beeu paved This 5 % in4qce al
pf9pert5 owners to haye connection
made before tls paving u laid
The eaanri then foue a neeess until
N eiuesiaY night when several small
items siH D. cleared up and the neN
couuci RHl o. sworn iu
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-04-12
IN HIS DEFENSE
Senator Elkins Denies Charge
OF Railroad Partially.

Washington Aff lH uc suata
talsg EasHs q West Virginia u
.pyas o. the euaesHs faf 81 Dos
bt68 representing fhe 1aUnais aud
r fle aAppew @ hA capacity ss
chairman Il fls committee on ufst
s.afe commerce sad ust tIs Har
esfs 81 ths s.dc IS tie rpsn aere
tfH Emcs Efattf than LIS lht uasfs
aa Pee side 81 lte nHra8s lie Dos
afan4 Nmbtf Interests u
Nsa Nuah aad u4
deulallg 8 siacs la.1ef aHa dreIar iu
several nliuads
ne SAID thaf bis pfireIEa o1.en
bee ias tuus hia tat lt iaeshai sa
isr enough Is wuigns tae tFs ~
tte present rate staHH ne aII
uat ar is 90 htaH5 aec5ai ath tts
pu ieut o5 thls lhtet
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-04-12
Chieftain Gets
Many Subscribers

Eosmhs ~ TF ehlcnalH lses
l-sn hfasfraasF circulating TIE b.
pars tlat TIE circulation i utn -
~ Is helas asi ieAas N aaf atiH
taln iu favor II clean elections ard 8
mons partisan nasluess sdmlnsfatioH
.Ths CbIefialn las 'ost ene saleoff-
srs. 3 la uunber 4arns 10 pas'
Hfea dafs II THAR sane time
na ata hes ha1e tsen aidel
me hlefiaH = standing ior ue
psslse ~ Tie politicians HE -.
pr ~ Tie pcep'e IS tlunf 81 vie.
With Tie people uacs eft Tha Chief
taia doeA eav co.'s Wp eiat tla
pittlaaa az
Ifanftae taaaf ne assertions e
ta aar circulation Tiles are Invited q
tamo fo tbs 0eses sbsfr ihf names
IS those ahn hafo NepNi tie rape
All ths names s. tltass eb9 tAKt sss.
ssfliet aaHus the past thfee daH
eIli BE slioNu
TeC CaIsfiaia sae aware 81 he
fseI lhaf a certain element here b.
sad tlaf iu SIS moalm tbs paper
slH ts oat at business Iaesas
shaaed ltat thai element eant 81
wafs % shat L fhreateHs "a %
The Cl.eitalu is oukaerd b a fe.
Helah.e honest balnee lt Willis eH.
gagged b thaf amr business several
gt4n ffHm hos
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-04-12
Cannon Promises
us Statehood

Dol tie convention af Sedan ha1
yesterday tfai fenanlratea toafse
mm pin csmrleH fi1erc aas q gen
efa demand from Tie dasates gfes
ut Mr explain ts 81
sta - tHe HafeHed sstra aaa
ftu nHE b. eas raf De Had ta4 g..
Support be spslssE ln Sis caasa
fefaNue q tstea elft $50 crate
Amend cuts uaEE Nea
a0d Arizona
tn uagf.re 9f Cflf9 said ~
fN.t t'at 81 ns confident f
stalel ui - aumH siel a
tfs session. Iie pfa era rutsfst
ls Had Wti sHatef Hum lu Wiah
4e ta#I tle eaessef aht
msaut tafhe TlIrl a8l haa
aaeY tfe dt desired tsfs.
Had
ltHf aua H CHp
I ta Etr
We eet stated flf 0sIaie a
and lnIan territory before the l8
Htf fas Ger re t tIHe atf f#as
We sos nat y fr
tae bH asa A aH8
Sew Hn r t l
81 q asif If Sc H1y ba
ME auple I .Inast
t nm ua t
committee Hr hfr Hat e
fn elH te male e8 ile &C.
m@ tfaf t N asa Kansas
nrHlea a.d ldye maly statehood
usIae nf voting w1hf fte Ieuofaf.
60 ue sruaie amendments uecaasc
l Speaker sfaHea nl tte u'e 81
te i tate mI tae nan
FER ar as H8s as he eaHtcI To mta
sofoI against tha ~Ieskcf vau.t hats
therefore nof eHaueI te RESULT hH
aaad probably have Hut tle Nnsa
aad it as meHlan aut ef HHt wfh
.m Republican majority n tbe
House MG Campbell sass thgg dd
.ht.td dutF ref Boz VOTING aEaust tle
s5aaksfu the Gopab au eaatm aud
fhoni voting Nlth tht majority af-
geg tle caucus had f1a party
sentiment
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-04-12

TIE eitg council net lasf night iu
special session Eeefy member q lle
council was present as vall IS thc
mayor fecaf3er AID the ether elsy
officials
TaK Negsf0f 6 nenf made his
ansl report shieh ssopea fhat De
had collected and "a lied over fo the
elty treasurer s3N iea 8. leAF.ng about
" 100 still ane lacts8
!. ! Spencer. street Commissioners.
up1rtel thar be- lad collected street
TAX % fie Amount of tslka0 uhiio
tlo Rad been worked out This IS by
taT thf largest road fas sellaetion Lat
has ever bnen made Ia Nlniga
Tie eltllens ~ tie fourth ward pe-
tltlons1 Unanimously against the eou.
sirprtIon of ths katg dipplng station
g Tie slockyands Te protest eane
rather ate q tie station has h4reuiy
tecn constructed and IS ready Is IS
pQt inupemiau Tie petition vas re.
tsffed 81 ue sanitary committee
Tie cltbens % block g. eiitoued
On sewer down tie afef Tbs =
the b.oek ID which fhs Empire bald
Ilnf S staafed Tfe ptHlon vas
granted ard 1.e ordinance committee
vas instructed ta dmw ag an on.
dluaues
settA afa.naneH arfe paNei
Tie nna makes il a 81 saumeau9r to
drive 81 tldeaaiks 81 60 hitch horses
60 tfees Another makes can+
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-04-12
TOZION
Duwie Reaches Laredo on His
Way Home From Mexico

Associated Press
IAreda Tetas Apr john Ales
auls. lasIe aHd hs party survived
hsre iois5 enreage q kan eU IL
les response "a Uu immigration {.
aeIai Wil8 INSIDE Hm tako the cath
American eltl esalp poais sad I
"a Sd American Citizen and HF0uf 8
Il Hels somewhat lntspassd as s
nsat q tie journey
John IaWh u3aies dmf l.euien
Art. Wien asked lf the affair 81 flaH
Cts bad Affected h.s Isadsfs bealth
renIlei tiat On tle contrary o. had
tsen beneficial. having arUusai Dos.
teA c0mbatitenews ard acted - a sort
ef tonic
noNie himself had nothing % ail
e the mfsfyies given cut n fhe Cltg
e Neslea. le and hls parif vill ~
osef 4 "a IN San Anteaia
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-04-12
MAY Be FIGHT
IN ZION CITY


Associated Press
Chiaao Apl 6 Tho physical col
lapse II MIS- John Aletaniar uaatr
today followed uum to tlie effect
that tie rartf in favor 30 haf bustsui
'the FIRST apostle ias Efoeu 81
stronK Ia Zion Ciiy thai serious caa.
Get heiween the tso factions NAV
f8ilos tle return q rowe. now on
hs va8 mthef iUm Meseo TIE
friends q Mn poeis ays thst size
expressed tie belief that bloodsled
might result fom tie present
embodiment
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-04-12
SHE ROCKED
THE BOAT

cedar Rapids i0Nn Apr short
lf bei0r midnight last night. while
George Mcdonald samuel Callahan,
Thomas Delaney and Mrs. Hattie
kopp we're taking a ride ia gasoline
launch on the Cedar River Ms Kopp
began rocking Tie boat II eapsiged,
throwine the whole party into The
river Delaney swan ashore for help.
Before he could return the Others had
all been drowned
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-04-12
WILL LET BIDS
FOR THE PAVING

nah fof ths nsing e SOUTH VII
son street. elH uut b. fessitsd after
tolag soiaftea bids have been ~
csitsd from So ekey q uauIestiile
ana rlnneet 81 eifrYslit Il NAV
te that efiaf bh sill - feeelyed
during the daf Ona Is ctaeeica
ffoa Joplin TIE cuulfaet may ~
let tomorrow Dlt aFotablY nor until
saturday Tie eammltsee % eiaWa
81 ths paving ur Oliver htshy ls
VI Rufnkton aaa John Huftaf s
nas in consultation viih tie con-
tractors aad sifh these also lave
sisussi fog tie paving
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-04-12
mo CONTEST
YET FILED

Dpta date ghe Democrats have not
asked t1f contest 81 fora tacouui %
the haiIats east a. TUESDAY election
TIE hape . quite eeoffal au the
business men tia1 nothing IL the
klnd All y dUle 1hs election S
over sHa ans g0ntesl ALI result aHy
go stIftlHs % trouble Aelthcr side
bad mHuolalg on sIFiueuf un houiie.
ehe liem0cmts f anything having
speni man mafy tlau their open-
ents Tie uemwfatlr committee fas
naf feAeiiei 3 lna aoHr lslau
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-04-12
CAMBRIDGE
WON THE RACE

London. Apr Tie annual boat
fae uefseoH the Universities q
oxiout and tsnurdes TODAY vas
saa hf Cambridge b8 Nfge engths
and laf Distance fauf miles and
ha'f Ime minutes aeonds
0oas IHe Eae Hardware
aHpau nathiUR IS being repauted
aHa efeens are belur Fat up sud the
Warru-l4ewis Implement Company
IS having some H1r.He Hee Signs
painted
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-04-12
ARE IN DANGER
OF DESTRUCTION

Naplss Apr Tas eguplion a.
Mount fssasias Is nos mos sioie1i
threatening three touu4 CAih for
tle imHaiiAle sssraationof one towu
with population " svN hafe Ueen
made siFeamA N lava ARE pfcwres
ing rapidly in tns ditection ~
Hgmpell
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-04-12
MT. VESUVIUS
IN ERUPTION

Associated Press
Naples Apr s Tie eruption o
Mount NssaFlgs g assuming alarm.
luE proportions Tie ana of AFa i
threatening everything tel0w Tie
constant eaplsslens are heard ior
tsenis miles Inhabitants near Tie
ctsfsf are escaping eHlic Villagers
caffYiug images 81 tie saints aud
prmsus faf csNatian q tllrefppilou
are passing through tle i8Mu
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-04-12
Hotel Collapsed
A. lInM

Associated rWn
Nazold Black Forest South Ger.
many. APT, The Hotel Zum il,m.
chen lstag Hotel COLLAPSED today
whiia the guests were at lunch. The
bodies a. several dead have already
been brought out and ll is believed
that there are many other victims n
the ruins Fiflx.fwo persons lost
their lives sud = uere dangerously
injured
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-04-12
WILL LEAVE
THE STATE


Associated Press
Lincoln. Sch. Apr fho nepub
lt eHi campsn} has fiei uatlea w.th
tie secretary uf state Il Nebraska
Thar e has abolished 81 stations be-
this STATE sHd Withdrawn altozslher
from business TIE resent inquiry
conaneiei - Altnfnef General Had.
ley II Missouri Showed tlAt tic Re.
public d owned IS the Standard uH
comnaHf
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-04-12
CAMPBELL is
RENOMINATED

Sedan, kan, APR. Philip Put
tamplell 0f pltlsbufg TODAY recelsei
tle denomination Ter congfe~ from
TIE third kansas district from he
tie Repablieau convention Ia session
here.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-04-12
SAYS RAILROADS
ARE SATISFIED

Washington. Apr IN tho senate
today stone q Missouri. snmking oh
the rats h.ll declared that President
Roosevelt himself vas the author or
uhe amendment introduced 81 Sena
Scr Long of KANSAS lie saId thst fNe
amen4meut gsitcs lhe railroads a.l
Ties aAh possibly ass fcr
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-04-12
EXPECT TROUBLE
Miners and Operators Clash at
Plttshurg Kan

ffsb1fs khua Apr "A tHH8rcd
ANA afii anan czsi miHsn marched
taiaF fum ftutuae t0 lHe Lattao
C eammHf Wue uest Htn aHd
foHe1 tiHH8 mtH 81 qglf eofa Nu
IeeHee df anY Consequence Nas Hsed.
nat ttts sal1fhat Threats arre eais
ta uam fAs mine upFe an4 eher
bU llugs fiHe caumnt PERSISTS n
p ating tH m.He
Henry Wilson. Tie Eeu6a. manaftf
0ftHe mine nil that tae company
poa.d cantasac o. operate the une
u spite 6 Interference SERIOUS
trouble 5 fsama Iw tateH SOLO.
raHr sigied the saa bat tht gtNef
men noN oaf an aHse oHlset q ans
meH returning t0 aoft uutI a the
oHemfun sign
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-04-12
ASSASSINATED
THE GOVERNOR

Tyef Russia Apr Willie the
governor oi Tger sleplzof. aas pass.
iHg through TIE principal street q
this cltY TODAY he VAS killed. by the
explosion 0f d bomb
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-04-12

Folsfss Honey aud Tar contains 40
oplates. and slll not eOnstipate Ike
neafis al other cough medicines kn-
fuse substitutes. Sold by A. I Ovens.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-04-12
Coal Operators
Sign the Scale

Associated Press
Columbus Ohio Apr ialin Nia.
DEF. president q tle OHIO 1pomlea
association. lsIegmphed 90 President
Roosevelt and prestissl Mitchell af
Mime Workers nnlaa iusiAF ignm
Charasfon. VI VA ntere tle cInfa.
tors and miners ase alstiiag. tl4i the
bliumlnuss operators ~ 1ho elll
make proposition to Aitcl.sli % sei-
tlu tle strike u tns hlfamlnauA de
tfet "a tle same terms ~ tlime
slich Nllcfea hsa pyap@sd - tls
anthracite operators sameig arbita.
tlnn.
TIE pasf 81 afnltuIe inclasiss TIE
n.uem if the h.tumlrsas district ai
ohio eeftu Pennsylvania Indiana
ana illln0iz
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-04-12
Call Money to 81

Nev YORK Apr 6 Gail money, AZ
tef leaning at 81 per cent today. went
backward 70 10 ard i5
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-04-12
Snow Ia Wisconsin

Associated Press
Madison Wis Apr "A heavy
sn6e cen here TO-DAY
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-04-12
A WRECK ON
BURLINGTON

q Associated rftss
~ Lincoln. Nsh apr Burlington
eaaessnerg train So. g. he Portland
Ndmifsi sas wrecked lssf n.sia ~
= tween hassuna aHd - Nielaes %
Aceeunt of afi tfaess & b reported
ta4f nn hfes Negp iUst ittails AFe
meAser
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-04-12

chicago Apr oaeas 81 ne
bafinston la tits eify eeelafe tlat
the aee deat peaf sG MislAs@ sch
last uigit aas s demllHsnt q the
haesaEe ana mas. cara Tao psesl-
gers aud q Iaegafeaau Nefe slightly
bruised
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-04-12

Nev Yefk Apr peudiug tbo
consideration 81 tie operators " TIE
pfer IL arbitration maas ysstsf.
Aay hg tbs affbmafe plneu the lat.
fsf viii make - move aniii Monta4
when ID = expected tlat tle opera.
tosa wfi haFe theirmp'y ready
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-04-12

NeN York Apr Sat tie confer.
encs Il tiig subcommittee e tie al.
fhraelia mtaem ana operators here
th.s Afternoon, TIE mluem proposed
That ths questions 81 i'sue - afbl-
traiei b. ths pfsseat boafd % coucli
Afioa.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-04-12
STRIKE ENDED
AT HENRYETTA

Associated Pres
Fuu smith, ARK. Apr 3 TIE
Naddeil Coal compauy Of Henytita,
Ind Ter employing 4 hundred min
ss. signed tie ie8 wAgu e.ale here
toisy aua a0fk win AZ anco te ~.
samei AZ iAs mluea Other operators
ffom tie southwestern Geld are ar
irving herr q slgu ths sale They
Will Heet wlth tbs enlelah ot us~
miners unions this afttfnoou icg That
purpose
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-04-12

FiltstuB "a Apr Thefe eas
almost e8mepleie rvsempt'oeaf ppef.
afIons today lu the mlaes of tie Pitts
hafs Coal c9mlauY and lis subsidiary
companies
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-04-12

rlttsaufg Kan Apr - Another
small opsfaioF s,gned ne leu wage
scale here todsf making twelve opef.
atork employing 4 total o. ialo mea,
wh1 haze sigue3duflus ule past tssn.
ID four hoam in eisten mines iha
men f&anca vafs tolAy and ln re
othsrs tbsy siH 81 20 snfk tomoffpN.
Thr other small opensfow Wtii. lt s
expected. sign 10 q dag or -
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MARRIAGES.

BAILEY-GoRDoN-In Oakland CAL August
2 1906 by the Rev. f. R. Dille Frank A.
Bailey of Oakland and Cynthia e. Gordon of
Heaidsburg.
EWERS-BROWN--I this city. August >. 1906.
by the Rev. c. " Warner Lloyd Ewers
and Gertrude Brown. both OF San Francisco.
HANSIsN-PETERSEN--I Oakland Cal, Au-
gust .. 1908. by the Rev. f. r Diile Fred
erick Hansen of San francisco and Johanna
Petersen Of Seattle. Wash.
KENvILLE-KENTzELL this city. August
l. 1906 by the Rev C. NJ. Warner. Frank
L. Kenvilie and Jennie hentzell both OF san
Francisco.
McLAUG UGHLIN--MATIvIA-In Oaklandr CAL
June 20. 1906, hy the Rev r. F. Baker. VIII
liam f. Mclaughlin and Lizzie q. Mativia.
both OF San Francisco.
sMfTH-sHAW--ln Oakland Cal August /.
1906. by tie Rev j.. r. Ollie. Harry A. Smith
and Iottie Shaw, both OF Sacramento, Cal
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-05
BIRTHS.

ANDREwS-In Palo Alto. Cal, July 81. 1906,
to the wife of T. p Andrews 4 daughter.
BARL0W-In this city. 10 the wife Of W. G.
Barlow Jr.. a daughter.
HESS-In this city, July 81. 1906. to the wife
of w. IT, Hess. a daughter.
HIMES-In this city. July %. 1906 to the wife
of A. E. Hines. q son.
LIEBER-In this city. August l. 1906 to the
wife Of l. Jieber SON
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS

Birth marriage and death notices sent by
mail will not be inserted They must be handed
indorsed with the name aud residence of persons
authorized to have the same published. Notices
restricted simply 10 the announcement of the
event are published once in this column free Of
charge.
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FLY. FLEA AND ANT KILLER.

FLIES carry disease: buy ny dope; the greatest
~ and insect killer in the world; sure catch
On any Old paper, cloth, board or tin; child
can use IL n-poisonons: special dopes for
orcnaro, vineyard and garden; always fresh I;
SOLO In cans, l5c, 25c and SOC. q. s, Insect
ETterminator Co.. 1911 Twentieth st. cor.
Folsom. Live agents wanted ererywhere.
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Confined on Page 46.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage Licenses were issued
yesterday:
Otto Fagerstrom, 2s 1927 Green st. and Lima
Sandholm. "a 22l5 Green ST.
Albert G. Forst, 21. 521 Linden ave-, and
Annie P. Jones, 20. 521 Linden ave
Victor L. McPhun, 81. 1885 Seventh ave, and
Mary G. Reilly. is. 1886 Seventh ave.
Wilhelm Hauschidt. AZ, Willows, Cal, and
Anna Bruggan, ~. San Rafael.
Charles g. Fagerman. %. 231sA Webster St.
John Murray. 80. a17 Gear ST. and Annie
Peterson. 80, Racine, Wis.
Giuseppe Bratto. %, 800 North Point ST. and
Delchiaro Silvia. IS, 636 Bay ST
Daniel Mccarthy. 25 11s Broad ST., and Julia
Lehne, %, 119 Broad st.
Dwight W. Durant 81 Oakland and Mar
guerite Kennedy, is, Columbus. Nebr.
Felippo Papins, 81, Lawrence, and Margherita
Papina. is. 1125 Laguna st.
Montan C. Ermanno. %, 25 Alta st, and Isola
vanlucci, %, 1907 Union St
OAKLAND. Aug. 4.-The following marriage
licenses were issued today:
Herr Goodman. es, Salem, Ore. and Dora
Ernest A Rousseii. q, Elmhurst. and Lucy
NJ. Field, %. Fitchburg.
Charles F. Wise. IS. Oakland. and Henrietta
Jacob "a, Oakland
Archie D. spates. "a. San Francisco and Cath
crime NJ. Heaey. 10. San Francisco.
Tony NJ Vieira. 21, Oakland, and Mary F.
Comes. is. Oakland.
Carl LorenEen, 80, Alameda. aud Martin Ford.
"a. Alameda.
Kenneth L. Cooper. %. The Dalles, Ore, and
Louise Cooper. 21. Oakland.
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DEATHS.

Antonioli Maria Al Lacoste. Maria %
chamberlin. Lillian, 36 Laven. d. F., So
Cohs. Moses G,24 days Lowry. John. 6l
Coleman Patrick s.. Maek, william , f.. 81
.Cramer. Malinda E.. 62 Mitchell. Mary A-.2 m
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JAPANESE gentleman wants nice room in
American family; neighborhood of Van Ness
and Geary; references exchanged. Address NJ.
NJ. a46 Geary st.
MUSIC studio; large unfurnished ROOM prefer
1879. Call
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-05
FUR. HOUSES TO LET-country.


FURNISHED house. complete for housekeep
ing; 5 bedrooms, large dining room and kitchen
IN elevated place: ! mile from town; terms
S25 per month. Particulars address Redwood
Heights. SehastopoI Sonoma Co. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-05
Henry ]. Gallagher Undertaking Co.

1914 Whistler ST. bet Ellis and O'Farreil sts.
Telephone West Sy25- DANIEL p. DONOVAN.
President and Manager.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-04-11
What Makes Our Finest City.

The Rev. DR.. Purley A. Baker. of
Ohio, national superintendent Of the
League, said recently: Most mel
would rather do right than wrong, if
they only know that it is just as safe
to do right. We endeavor to make 1t
safe for a public official to do right.
And we also endeavor to make it de-
cidedly unsafe for a legislator or other
official to do wrong"
DR.. Baker gave a history of the work
of the league in Ohio in the past. For
years, he said, it met a succession OF
humiliating defeats, but it kept at
work. and finally succeeded in control
ling the Legislature. -.
I'VE finally got a Legislature which
would pass advanced temperance legls-
lation," he said. But before we did
1t, we had to put seventy-six Senator'S
and Representatives in their political
graves. And the politicians in OHIO
have learned their lesson"
II think Minneapolis is the finest
city in the United States, and that Is
because under the law permitting resi-
Dental local option all but one-tWeifth
of the area of the city is free OF So
looms. Many of the business men OF
st. Paul live in Minneapolis, but no
one does business in Minneapolis and
lives in st. Paul. And there is n
thing more-it takes five times as many
policemen to take are of that one
twelfth of the territory Of Minneapolis
where there are saloons, as it does to
care of the other eleven-tWelfthS."
New York Evening Post.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-04-11

Again, there can be q high"or slightly
open neck and elbow or long Sleeves
so that almost every possible require
ment is provided for. In the illustra-
ton a prettily figured challie is
trimmed with banding and is held at
the edge of the short waist with soft
folds Of ribbon, finished with q rosette
and long ends.
The gown is made with the charac-
teristic body portion, which is tucked
at the shoulders, and to which the full
skirt is attached. The full sleeves are
mounted over fitted Innings and finished
with straight bands when elbow length
Is used, with deep cuffs when full
length is desired.
The quantity Of material required
for the medium size is nine and a
half yards t~wenty-one, eight and a
half yards thirty-six or six and a nall
yards forty-four inches wide.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-04-11
Booze and Business.

We have decided that ''booze and
business is q bad mixture and Will
try just plain business for a short
spell. If this doesn't work well we
may decide to cut out business and try
booze.
This decision was reached after a
very forciDle argument with u de-
voted spouse, who warned us in no un-
certain language that we would be
using some of that hair restorer on our
topmost point unless we wiped it or
u list altogether. AS it would be a
sin to waste the precious fluid in this
manner we have cut it out. Boys, be
warned and don't tempt US, for we will
be compelled to murder in cold blood
the first one who flashes a bottle Of
tincture of conflirtun in our presence
Coveta Il. IT, Courier.