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Amador ledger., 1906-01-26
Installations.

At the meeting held last evening,
jackson Court No 146 f. of A., in
stalled officers for the ensuing term
as follows: W. d. Dufrene, Ch. r. !;
N. A. Ross, sub. Oh. r.; M. Lader,
recording secretary; Il. We'll, tinan-
ciaI secretary; K. A. Horton, S. W. !;
VIM. Poll, N. w.; d. Gazzero, S. b. :;
G. M. Huberty, l. B.; G. M. Huberty,
lecturer; Oscar Myers, trustee; E.
e. Endlcott, court physician; A.
Goldner, druggist.
Ursula Parlor, No l. N. D. q. w.
installed the following officers on
Tuesday evening: Past president,
Mrs e. Laughton; president, Mrs
Jos GarbarinI; 1st vice president,
Mrs Rose Carley; I'd vice president,
Annie Perovich; Sd vice president,
Mrs B. Gilbert; marshal, Mrs j.
Quirolo; inside sentinel, Mary Doyle;
Outside sentinel, Irma Dufrene;
organist, May Rose; trustees, Mrs
W. Wilson, Mrs &. Kirkwood, Mrs
M. E. jackson; treasurer, Miss
Dooley Sanguinettl; secretary, Mrs
P. Podesta; recording secretary, Miss
Emma Boarman; district deputy,
Mrs Albina Dillon of Volcano.
jackson Lodge of r. A. NJ, install
ed officers Tuesday evening as follows: !:
Jas 4. Dye, being the installing
officer; Master, K. g. Rust; j. W.,
j. f. Wilson; S. W., Ernest Taylor;
treasurer, j. b. Langhorst; secretary,
r. |. Kerr; chaplain, Kev. W. Tuson; ;
S. Deacon, l.. j. Glavinovich; j.
Deacon, Alex Eudy; steward, W. M.
Penry; tyler, Wallace Kay; Marshal,
J. OuId. After the installation cere-
monies, a sumptuous banquet was
spread, and enjoyed by the large
number of members present.
jackson Rebecca Degree lodge in
stalled officers Saturday evening as
follows: Mrs Oladine Waller N. G.. ;
Mrs Elizabeth Datson, V. g.; Mrs
Alma Cofer, P. g.; Mrs Cynthia
Avise, Chaplain; Mrs Harris, K. S.
to N. g.; Mrs Johns, l.. S. to N. g.. !;
Mrs Taylor, RS. to V. G.; Mrs Kent,
L. S. to V. G.; Mrs W. b. Horr, l..
g.; Fred Coter, o. &.
Amador ledger., 1906-01-26
Toe Badly FroStbitten.

Cases of frost bite are very rare in
this section. Quite severe case
occurred about month ago near New
York Ranch, the victim being Geo.
Enfield, an old resident of that
locality. 1t was during the cold spell
that he was employed in building a
cabin. He felt his feet getting very
cold, especially the right foot.
Nevertheless he walked some four
miles after quitting work, and did
not think the matter serious. After
reaching warm quarters, he placed his
feet near the stove, as probably nine
out of every ten persons would do
under similar circumstances. Such
a practice however, is grave mistake
in frostblte, and it proved so in this
particular instance. The large toe of
the right foot commenced to swell
and pain terribly. He applied such
remedies as he could, but without
avail. Last Saturday he came to Jack
son to consult doctor. One half of
the toe has rotted off, and the in
flamation has involved fully one half
of the foot. The unfortunate sutfere,
is getting along in years, being about
sixty. Of course he has not been
able to do anything since; he cannot
walk or use the foot in any way, and
little sleep can be had on account of
the torture. 1t is hoped that skillful
surgical treatment will restore the
member to something near its former
condition.
Amador ledger., 1906-01-26
THURSDAY EVENING
February 1, 1906,

At 7.30 o'clock pm, for doing the official ad-
vertising and printing for the City of Jackson
for one year from date of award of contract, in
and by weekly newspaper published in said
City of Jackson, having general circulation.
The advertising shall be construed to mean
the advertising and publication of all official
ports, orders. ordinances, messages, reSolu-
tions, notices inviting proposals and all notices
of every nature relating to city work, including
the delinquent tax list and all advertising that
may now be or may become necessary, when
ordered.
All of the aforesaid advertisements ard no.
tlces, except the headings and sub-headingS.
are to be printed in type not smaller in size
than nonpariel: every ordinance, resolution.
notice, advertisement, publication, ETC., must
have foot note, giving the first date of the
correct publication of the same. and the number
of times that the same is to be published.
Bidders will estimate and state price for
which all of the said work of advertising shall
be performed, as herein specified. as follows:
Per square of 234 ems, for first insertion.
Per square of 234 ems, for second insertion.
Per square of 234 ems, for third insertion.
which they will perform the work and furnish
the material for the same on the following
printing, when ordered:
l. Letter Heads. not less than IL h. stock,
in 800 lots
g. Envelopes, No. 6 xxx, in 500 lots.
3. Envelopes, NO. III AAAi IN 0UU lois
4. Tax Receipts, personal property, per 100.
5. Tax Receipts, real property, per 100.
6. Street Tax Receipts. per 100,
z, Dog Tax Receipts, per 100.
s. Treasurer's Warrants, per 100.
8. License Receipts, per 100.
All stock used in blank work must not be
lighter in weight than 1elb fiat.
All receipts and warrants to be bound in
Ip,1y fOrnf tod. and mn nprn
The newspaper to which the award of such
advertising and printing is made shall be
known and designated as the official news
paper and as such shall receive all the adver
tising and printing required by the City o.
| Jackson.
All bids with alterations or erasures therein
shall be rejected.
The Board reserves the right to reject any
all bids.
The above shall be published in the Amado
Ledger for period of two weeks
| JAS. JAY WRIGHT,
City Clerk of the City of Jackson.
Jackson, Cal, January II, 1906.
First publication Jan. IL, times.
Amador ledger., 1906-01-26
PINE GROVE.

The more than welcome rain has at
last supplied our quartz mills with
the necessary fluid needed to make
the stamps drop at both the Mitchell
and Climax.
Mr. Mcdonald reports everything
running in a satisfactory manner at
the Mitchell mine.
Mr. Bat2 came up from the city
Monday to get ready for an early run
at the Gold Top.
Charley Calvin went to Jackson the
latter part of last week to attend the
sick bed of his father.
Miss Leota Luttrell. who has been
ill for some time, is steadily i'm
proving.
Mrs A. Jones of the Pine Grove
hotel gave party last Friday evening,
which was enjoyed by goodIy num-
Der of young people.
A. Liversedge came down from
Cooks station last week to spend a
few days with his old friends. He re-
ports plenty OF snow up that way.
The leaders of the smart set look
very charming Sunday after noon
while out on patrol on the plaza al
Pine Grove.
A big break occurred at bald Iocl
fiume during the recent storm, which
furnished employment for all the
unemployed members of our burg.
Alpha.
Amador ledger., 1906-01-26
After Long Separation.

Mrs. NJ. E. Clark, who lives on
Center street, has had an opportunity
the past month of seeing her
brothers, after being separated since
childhood. For "a years, or ever
since her marriage when she left the
home of her parents in the middle
west; she had never before had an
opportunity of meeting either OF
them face to face. Her brothers are
several years younger than herself,
and were but children when she left
the old homestead for California.
First came her brother, DR.. G. G.
Nichols, accompanied by his wife,
on a visit. They are from Tyler,
Texas, where he was following his
profession of physician and surgeon.
A few days after their arrival, the
other brother, j. Nichols of Wren,
Oregon, and thus the reunion of the
members of the family, who had been
parted for more than hail a century
was made complete. 1t is needless
to say that Mrs Clark and the brothers
were overjoyed at the meeting. They
expect to leave this week. The doctor
is thinking of locating in California.
The severe winters of the portion OF
Texas where he has lived have induc-
ed him to seek more genial climate.
The brothers happened to catch the
protracted storm Of two weeks, and
naturally their views of the climate
are colored by this experience. The
doctor and his wife Will visit the
southern part of the state, in the
neighborhood of Riverside.
Amador ledger., 1906-01-26
Died from Wound.

Robt. Garth, died last evening
about O'Clock at the Western hotel
in this city. Garth shot himself in
the foot last Tuesday night and had
been laid up since on account of the
accident. His physician probed for
the bullet and made an incision In
the foot to try to locate it, but with
out success.
lie seemed to be resting easy and
further efforts to get the bullet we're
deemed necessary. Last evening
about $50 he was taken with an
attack of the heart and in a few hours
he was dead. The cause of death was
heart paralysis. Garth was a native
of Illinois, aged 36 years and 6
months. He was miner by occu-
patton. He was under sentence of
ninety days for battery, but was re-
leased last Saturday under $500 bonds,
his case having been taken up to the
court of appeals on a writ of habeas
corpus. The funeral will take place
from the undertaking parlors of G.
l.. Lewis in Placerville on Sunday
Jan. 21st at 2 p. m. under auspices of
the Miners Union. n.-PIacervlll Mug
get.
Amador ledger., 1906-01-26
Always Increases the Strength.

A reasonable amount of food thor.
oughly dlgested and properly assimiI
ated will always increase the strength.
II your stomach is a ''littIe off
Kodol dyspepsia cure will digest what
you eat and enable the digestive
organs to assimilate and transform all
foods into tissue building blood.
KodoI relieves sour stomach, belch
ing, heart burn, and all forms of lndi
gestion. Palatable and strengthening
Sold by z. W. Ruhser.
Amador ledger., 1906-01-26
Unclaimed Letters
jackson post Office Jan. 26 :

In jackson post Office Jan. 26:
BaclgaIupi, Antonio B.; Calcagno,
Luigi; Crosse, Giorgio; Cross, ID; Dal
Porta, Anunnzlato; Folsom, Albert
NJ; Gabbert, Alex; Kennedy, l.. S. ;
Masse, Antonio; Reineger Chas
Smith Eddie.
Amador ledger., 1906-01-26


DR.. Phillips has added an X Ray
outfit to his surgical appliances. 1t
is a splendid machine, and the only
one in the county. 1t was shipped
from Chicago, and arrived here We'd
nesday.
On thursday evening a party of
invited guests we're entertained at
cards by Mr. and Mrs Frank Podesta.
Whist was the game of the evening.
The lucky winners of the first prizes
were Mrs r. VOORHEES,, and DR.. g..
Clarence Nichols. Consolation prizes
Mrs A. Dillon and Mr. r. VOORHEES,.
Those invited we're Mr. and Mrs O..
Reichling, Mr. and Mrs F. VOORHEES,,
Mrs Frank Burgin, Mrs Fred Eudey,
Miss l.. Daley, Mr. Robert Bole, Mrs
AIbina G. Dillon, DR.. q. Clarence
Nichols, Mr. Robert Kerr.
Amador ledger., 1906-01-26
NOTICE.

My wife, having left my bed and
board, L will not be responsible for
any debt she may contract, after this
date.
G. Tabeau.
Jackson, January 10, 1906.
Amador ledger., 1906-01-26
:. Gura a Cold IN One Day.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tai
let's. All druggists refund the money
if it fails to cure. E. W. Groves sig
nature is on each box. 25c.
Amador ledger., 1906-01-26

Perfection can only be attained in
the physical by allowing nature to
appropriate and not dissipate her own
resources. Cathartics grippe, weaken
-dissipate, while DeWitt's little
Early Risers simply expeI all putrid
matter and bile, thus allowing the
liver to assume normal activity
Good for the complexion. Sold by
F. W. Rusher.
Amador ledger., 1906-01-26
Call for Bids

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
~ ceived in open session of the Board of
Trustees of the City of Jackson by the Clerk
thereof on
Amador ledger., 1906-01-26

New hair brushes-made to last for
years-long, strong bristles, solid,
real wood backs-low prices.
Amador ledger., 1906-01-26

Ledger and Chicago Week y Inter
ocean, both papers for one year, 81. 81
in advance.
Amador ledger., 1906-01-26
Has Stood the Test rs Years.

The old, original Groves Tasteless
Chill Tonic. You know what you arc
taking. 1t is iron and quinine in a
tasteless form. No cure no pay. 50c
Amador ledger., 1906-01-26

A boy or girl wanted at the Ledger
office, to learn printing and reporting.
Give US daily some good bread. Pio-
neer flour makes the best.
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BAD HANDOUTS
ON CONvICTS


Associated ffes3
lulMse Mn.. Jan ~ Warden
Hat arrived from jefferson City last
night a. investigate tie manner a.
whief nAlY and Frankie escaped
fom fieputy sheriff Mafquiss lie
refused q discuss the affair, but n
W.. gafned hai glle handouts which
avee paf So ne prlsWssrs @efe an Old
pair flaf rad hsen around the city
lsll az Joplin ~ Years They we're
never asea AZ fief Nefe knoeu % 1e
aot ~ 0nse Nuae of fie local ~.
aeen ti#v af# ean4e ~ ihe wrist
ieaa iisf af.r - fie msn Nhsn thef
RsH bfaaslf fnm lise peallsaiiaff.
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LlTTLtP0CKeI PHYSICIAN
BYeasi iahaier that is Guaranteed
" the Peoples Drua staKs %
Care GAtArrh

Thousands who have heen cured by
Hfomel. call TIE Inhaler uhat eomes
with stcFy outat eThe little pocket
physician. AZ ID i ~ small that IL
can L carried 10 tlc pocket Or purse
There IS really - excuse whatever
fof anyone having eatarfh nos thar
lyomel Is 81 readily uhGaluable II
yoa have ans doubts ahoat lta value.
The Peoples Drug Store Nill It you
have : complete eaift slth ne under.
sianding ual unless u ears eaiauh.
ID elli not elsi yea a cent.
A complete llYomel outht consists
of the little peaktt physician" :
medicine dfoppef. and 4 boille of IIy.
omels and easts only 81. while adii-
tioual bottles of nYomei can ts pro-
cuFsd Tor e cents making Il tie most
econamicai, a. vel A. tie most ne.
liabla treatment for tile cure q "a.
taffh
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SUPREME COURT HEARS
CHEROKEE ARGUMENT

Washington Ian IS Tie hst-ee
at argument caHaem.as tba ealu E
tie Chefases Nation against Tie Gaf
efnmeut iaf tssst at aae Hesan -
fae the supreme Cgae today ~
slstaut Att0uaF General Hait az
pssrod tafthe Government aua frea
r. Mckeuusy ei Washington fgr TIE
Indians
1He case comes e. tw supreme
Caart ga apptaI from the Cuft q
Claims eHIch dseldcd Ih favaf ~ tfe
Cllefokess
6aafie Naset 81 Sc Louis sl.l r.
heaHi tomorrow
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Afsea Blra. We Prl.s

Afion Is happI ohe of hef citizens
J : na0ani took anf pa4s al tee
soath Missouri Poultry Association s
saoN at -HrnEae3 .aN week 6n Hn
Dlf CQeian CHcacas He is cgf-
MlHl} showing 9tm SID lis bHls
took tnf 81 NaHI n Decemuer leH
ana 90 saateas5siu faatff AssacIa-
ran la iaegmhef r98 aud Kansas
ttg Jana8r q iWt TF
lie SAYS as IS galog after af Oaa.
haaa Ctf and tas1 Nsslt Tenn
ossss ftHe blHia cau9uae Iu cau-
dltm thH HoHta 90 a#l tske s0me
uf Gee .s@t H Amerea 90 heH hm
Haffah tafH IT
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JUDGE PARKER
WELCOMED HOME
The Royal Reception Given Proves the
High Esteem in Which Eminent
Jurist is Held by VnitanS

guests, ffieNds aud neiaAboN II the
recipient TIE eseut sAs ons - the
mesi pleasing funetlons = the sinfsf
ia Vlnlta aud a happy effort % siow
appreciation q ofe oi ~ eltaeuk
Tie Homeut tlaf elaraeA aeW Sled
ia Washington against the caunma.
tiou 4 Mf PARKER as Judge - I q
Nonhfru district tie peaple u this
tnau faiiied t0 his support almost ~
y maas nAY even lBa sumen loak 10
tiio aglH aid resented tbs impaiAtl0n
with Wl4 81 mUch Interest sas
manifested that alien Mf. farsef had
l-acn pnanl aus.f c1ngfmcd hf The
O. Seuats that his friends thought
ta celebrate fhs usant wlth a fpcep.
tign AID banquet
Seymour Riddle presided and acted
a. toasinasfef Ard performed his iask
sell Reside tie regular WspaHas %
the toasis q TIE evening short al.
dresses wefe made rs y Il s0pef.
iads- siauasia. 4 n nAiclin. Il s.
p Amos. e a pasll.cn. judge ClArk.
s payeupoft and otl.sN II sas
past ere O'Clock slsn tiio company
aftaH
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Tgle heAffY wsenma given Judge
Luaan + Parser Jfa an his return
iun Washington Ff.slaf Whefg his
srpai0iment as judge 81 The north.
srn district vas fscgulig confirmed.
MSS geAsinM esiimNula rs ilit -.
gaem Ii whluh IN - i.ssd bs hls
iflsn1a aud ue.kllafa ig Fiulta. The
rlsre where o. IS tssf kiioKu We
Win have snHsa Nf Parker ~ ihesa
ytafs a. a eleaa. eaI2hle high mind.
"A young maH n sNsff aaY spfihf Il
ia hlsh appointment he las received
A. tha iiau.is oi pssssisnl Ha4tclt
az especially NFatN
N0 higher canpllms-ft can d paid
a man than ti,e expressed appnclA.
tlof e ~ ffituis and altlioat sfua
q ttstf tie people y Ninlla vel.
csi judge ard MIS- / D Parker
faA 10 NnHa
mkAMNrT
Tie wolcomn q ti,e l0ne cemlug 81
Jplso Lamau p rsfkst y aisi
wife eliminated ln . grand tanlusi
a. ths Nesuobh hotel FudAf nlght 81
mhleh AT dopn upmatis " eightg
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O.. PrYer crssk

speclal
puof Gvtk. Jan ta Tie 0eci1en.
TAI Oil and Gas Company u this place
brought iu a az Gas soil eight mile,
sest of town TODAY The gas is fefy
strong sad there av splendid iudes.
tions also % Saving aIi fiM s the
Hnsi producer buarht ln south 81 Tie
Chelsea Abuse Gold lho develop.
mtnt q this sell means natural ass
Tot pyof Creek Boz tbo near futau
Amons tlo prominent business men
interested NJ ths company are " a.
Pia W samuel Dr. <
Busios. H tauP.ey S It Mayes
and many otler Tie peaplo herr
are fcelng lgblant and as hooking
refwArd ID Al era % great prosperity
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SOpER IS
HONORED
Appointed Special Assistant
U. S. Attorney 10 Cele-
brated Case.

Hon =. L. s0per was Yesterday
sworn 10 Is special assistant z, 5. at
torney FOR the purpose af represents
ina the government Va tlts trial of the
celebrated LOYAL Seminole case. TIE
appointment oi NJ Soper was made
hy tie department of Justice A. the
request q tho ln.eflui department,
and is compliment wait deserved
Mr NopeF's c1mpensaiion viii be do
tefmlaed 81 tie alt0mor general af-
Size ease las been finally disposed o..
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HAMILTON AND
LLOYD Get ANGRY


Associated Press
Washington. lan. n thege waa
another stormy mesilnr u tle iiouse
COMMITTEES on Territories ioday
Chairman Hamillos Ana sepfssensa-
tive foyd had ~ anxrY earhauFe =
agryia over Hamilton former position
en- siAteilnd FoFase Gofepof Mar.
phy. u AfisoaA. declared Is was use'
iess % appear befose the Gommittss
a. ths toFdie, sas signed and ssAlri
aRAinsi fliagn Hs tieneuneei ~ false
slsr charge ~ corruption made sgsinsi
Ans IS men sfo opaose loint state
hood
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OPPORTUNITY
FOR FINAL KICK

Associated Press
Washington Jan % h & BodeI.
d former deegato to Congress from
New Netieo appeared lrfere tie
anse cammufes ga territories todaf
and deilttned speech lH favor 81 joint
statehood hll uhlra afforded tie
Democratic and Republican memtats
of fhs coHuttiee an opportunity fer
daaI lllf 81 the stalehead question
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COME Be the Guest OF
San Antonio

tls Winter Leave tbeeHa.g N0Hh
hs'Ha1 fu aud God heat and
pleasure an1e tbe stainless spIeudor
~ hef taraalse SIS
T0aa neeenmen San Antonio oilers
Thousand ae.iFH1fa. surprises For
Naes stRhfsasf the I'D Mission Churches
AZ, al bees the Cathedral uf san
Fernando sai eal ana eH0sty iu the
ialflHs sau'Elt thc historic Alamo.
lnr tAe Invalid perfeci coordination
- sunny winter weather pure dry
air haautiHi SCENERY and m0lem ac-
elmHadalaaHa
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oa sccoaat of TIE Western Live
stock shps an IAnyeF Colorado
tauafy 1ga ID Fshrua3 srd isA
fusa aiii ~ ueuitup tickets 70
Denver az u4e .oe rate u oua fare
plus am lasitoI Dates e sale
tanuay q - efh Iss Final fu.
tam lnt Fshfaafg iaih stop overs
can - arranged at Pleh0 ami colo
rado springs Foflauhef particulars
~ ffis,1 AKenfs
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WOULD REVEAL
STARTLING NEWS
Another Woman Desires an Interview
With President and Secretary Taft

custody s.s stated That sl.e Lad some
apss fof President Roosevelt ana
Secretary Taft whlch s9ald ateal
startling things "a them ia all ~
accompanied 81 a. Influential per-
san. slis Al. Ard dent propose
% he elected tfom tte White Hoas
as as Mrs Morris am surprised
a ths Telegram paFportnF 70 eame
frum mf husband ahd ar feAiy to
tseliefe thar - 0ug lt
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ASKS TO Be
RELIEVED


Associated Press
Washington. Jan ~ ka announce
msnt sas made tolaf 90 tie War d..
pumani thai Judge ids Governor q
the Philippine lalasis asked 80 - fe.
lleSad FROM d1ty jame j nest Priest.
dent considers ~ Is eHiltlei fo disni.
q and ilpnof 81 Gofsfuof 0suefaisllp
during that peflod Upon ldss ~.
tifsmsni General James q smith
now q memtef of tllg Commission.
wlii saeeeed him
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FIVE YEARS
IN THE PEN

Associated Press
Philadelphia. Jan 10 Henry Lear
former president u ths poylesfosp,
{ Penn. National tan&, uhich falled
Nysral YEARS ago vas today Sentenced
IL afe years Imprisonment fsf sm
t~gxllng funds belonging e The hank
Lear was admitted 70 bat pending an
appeal
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PROPOSES BURTON FOR
CHEROKEE COUNSEL

Washington Jan r. Tile elevation
% Lumau p Parker lE Co lhe fea.
eral bench m indian Territory ul8
leave a VACANCY lu The position of AZ
tomey fof fhe Cherokee Nation
Nenaiof Warmer haa ini0nad Judge
Charles g burton 81 Nevada, No fot
tae position Ihew afe thnee andE
dates nil q whom have heen serving
4s assistants % Mt Parker u Indian
Territory They are NJ NJ Hast
tnEs Is II iltll ard lames y paven.
port
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CASTRO MUST
APOLOGIZE
Otherwise France viii Insist
on Punishment.


Associated rfcsa
Washington Jan D II Is learned
here that France sili demand a. im-
mediate apoiusy q President Castro
iof stat e FeFaniei as an Insulting
and unwasanted treatment of ~
1Algny tie French cisaKe dafalrcs
1hfee French wsfshlls are within
s,fsklng distance u tie Venezuelan
coast and tsu more arc a. tie say 10
Wesf indian waters
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MURDERER
HANGED


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Louisville, ~ Ian. 10 Wm van.
dalsen. willfe man. aged fseniy.
three ysam eas hanged here toiay
fof the munief ef Miss tangie raF
Ger iasi fall
Vandalism aseapied his time u
jail making tags aueng usem tslar
Ia Miniature gallous
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-25
THE DEADLY
ELEVATED


AAssclAsea ffnm
Neu Ybgk. Jan II oue person
klile1 and q dozen injured. when =
car o. tlss siefAted faiieaY en Fallnn
AID Chestnut streets IL hmokign FELL
a. tlie affeet today Iha caF Nas
crowded Nllh pasaspssFs Tie train
Jumped Nle ffaek 81 sv y aud
tie rear car teIl into tise 81 81
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-25

You can apply ManLan inside. right
whefo Tie palm ls II Is pat ap In c0l
iof iutfpduclng it- MauLan stops pain
Instantly and cufes an Kinds OF blind.
b.eediug itching and pHotrudlne piles.
Sold bI A Il owens hfuggisl dw
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-25
NEBRASKA
PRAIRIE FIRE


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klmtail Neh Jan D. A prairie
nw swrpl over tie oountu f8r iody
miles teiafe & eould . cKtlHgaislted.
TWo ranches vtre DESTROYED ard
twenty head q stock persisted lee,
ahout ssTeuty -hye Thousand do.lafe
Tso men sers haiiy burned shlle
agtiins afe 0ear Ledge Hole, Neb