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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-20
aLlaeH RoMan Dad.

"Lige" Bowan, colored. died yester-
day afternoon az O'Clock az The home
of his parents. 920 West Grant Bowan
was shot during a quarrel az Ripley
and died before the bullet could be
removed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-20

oil stoves (new kiud) luct tha thing
&C wsr~ f, room or office quickly, at
Hirsoh, Nnebel CO.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-20

FOR RENT Furnished house six 9ooms,
modern improvements good location,
on car line. Phone 5ll.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-20

We CAREY oa' the l,st at Tho New
Grth-io Tea Coffee house. ,l6 East
Oklahoma avenue.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-20

oil stoves tnew kind iust che thing
10 warm 2 room or office quickly At
hirschi. krebci co.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-20

FOR RENT-To two delegates one bed
room and front room. Mrs. Il. H..
Irlner, ss3 East Villas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-20

An mvlsIhic skin performing heanti-
ir descsihes Satin skin powder 2sc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-20

semrday ~ their latest nnsieal farce
"g'he Rustic S."
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-20

coal lods at 20 cents each At HlrSs0l
Knebel CO.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-20

OIL stoves Cnew kind just the thlng
70 warm room or oiiirs quickly. at
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-20

coal Hods 1t 20 cents each at Hirsehl,
knebei CO.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-20

3. -. aara,In 90
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-20
A MATTER OF STANDARD !

There's tremendous difference in Clothes and everybody each
becoming interested in lemhats probable nd
balks looking his best clothes
figure garments however lack style expression
and such they fail in todays and meaning of
the word clothes
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-20
THOUSAND LIVES LOST
TyphOOn at HongkOng and Vicinity
Truly Awfnl.
SHIPPING SUFFERED
On 0ne Chinese Craft Alone, Which
CapsIEed, There We're One Hun.
drcd and Thirty sOnls, All
Of Them browning.

Manila. Sept 10. - Advices up 20
noon Wednesday stated that during
the typhoon In Hongkong harbor and
vicinity Tuesday 1000 lives were lost.
public and private property valued at
millions Of dollars was damaged.
twelve ships sunk. twenty.four strand.
ed. seven damaged and half the na-
tive craft in port sent TO the bottom.
The shipping trade has been paralyzed
through lack OF lighters.
The typhoon came without warn.
Ing. The observatory predicted mod.
crate winds. Half an hour after a gun
signal had been fred the storm was
At It's height. II lasted two hours.
Most OF the damage done was wrought
on Kowloon peninsula. over 1000
sampans and iunks are missing from
Hongkong alone The whaTves were
swept and houses collapsed. The mill.
tary barracks are In ruins.
The harbor 10 strewn with wreckage
thrown on shore. Hundreds Of Chi.
aese boatmen and families were saved
by the bravery OF the police and civil
iars but several thousand Chinese wa
ter, dvellers must have perished. many
within a short distance OF the shore
Losses IN liyes and property among
Chinese are appalling. The police sta
tions In Hongkong are surrounded by
Chinese Identifying their dead Fami
lies OF Hongkong boatment live night
and day on sampans and thousands Of
these people are homeless. One launch
that capsized had $50 Chinese on
board They all were drowned
The bishop OF Victoria. Or. Hoare.
was on his way 10 visit some neigh
boring islands when the storm broke
He is reported missing. His launch
has been found floating bottom up
ward.
Many valuable steel lighters have
been lost. Some OF them we're hurled
ashore. Channels have 20 be dug to
permit some vessels ashore 20 be re-
foated. The force OF the wind and
waves was such that some vessels
were stranded almost high and dry.
The Japanese steamer Sada Maru
rescued slxty.six natives and one Eng
llsh pilot as be was approaching Hong
kong
SIR Matthew Nathan. governor OF
Hongkong. and the authorities are do
ing everything possible 10 render as
sistance.
Reports OF fresh disasters are arriv'
ing every hour Only a few Europeans
are missing. No reports are on hand
20 show how the fishing fleets and
ships outside the harbor Jared.
Public opinion Is incensed at the
observatory for not reporting the aP
proach OF the typhoon. An Inquiry
has been demanded.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-20
TAFT PARTY ARRIVES.
Proceeded al Once 10 the Palace 20
Confer with President Palma.


Proceeded al Once 10 the Palace 20
Confer with President Palma.
Havana. Sept l9.-The American
cruiser Des Moines. with Secretary Of
War Taft and Assistant Secretary OF
State Bacon on board. arrived here al
1880 o'clock Wednesday Messrs.
Taft and Bacon were received by
senor o'Farrell. Cuban secretary OF
state. on board Messrs. Taft and Bs
con came ashore and proceeded to
the palace. where they met President
Palma az 10 o'clock.
A fairly large crowd assembled az
Cabelles wharf 10 witness the landing,
but there was no demonstration Of any
sort as the LAUGH carrying the guests
whose visit Is considered 30 momen-
tous TO Cuba's future swept around
the cruiser Denver. which Is suI
moored in front Of this wharf The
Denver's sailors were drawn up and
presented arms and the cruiser hred
A salute as the secretary OF war
stepped ashore. The secretary az once
faced a score OF clicking cameras.
Then the mayor and councilmen OF
Havana advanced and delivered
formal welcome. 20 which Mr.. TAFT re-
sponded briefly. The party thereupon
entered automobiles and were driven
20 the palace. Here they were con
Quoted upstairs into the main salon.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-20
FEuplsTs Fiot
second engagement Resulted In One
oeath and Another Dying.

Sergeant. Ky, Sept. ls.-ln the sec
ond engagement between members OF
the MullIns-FIeming families on Letch'
or and Pike county border James An
derson. aged thirty-two. n member OF
the Mullins faction, was killed. and
Hiram Mullins. leader OF the faction,
mortally wounded. Another member
on the Mullins party. whose name cga
not be learned, was shot. but II is
not known how seriously. John Flem'
Ing OF the Fleming faction was shot In
the left limb near the knee, innicting
a flesh wound. The battle occurred
one mile from Long Fork settlement
Forty shots are said 20 have been
nred. II is now thought the Mullins
Fieming feud will soon be q thing Of
the past and the Mullins crowd may
disband
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-12-18

Their spent forty years in the midst of
wars and perils in India. The am
bassadOr devoted many of the earlier
years of his manhood to the interests
of the empire in India. In 1898 he
was sent on a special mission to the
ameer of Afghanistan and succeeded
in negotiating an important treaty
with him. In recognition of this serv-
ice he was made minister to Persia
and in 1900 was promoted to the en-
baSsy at Madrid. His appointment as
the British ambassador at Washington
was made three years ago. 1t is said
that he once came near. killing the
Russian general Kuropatkin. Sir
Henry is fond of the cavalry sport
known as tent pegging, where the
rider tries to transfx a tent peg with
his lance. He was testing his skill
in Persia, where Kuropatkin had been
sent as envoy to the shah, when the
Russian general came suddenly in line
with the flying lance and narrowly es-
capped being transfixed.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-12-18
AMBASSADOR DURAND.
Noted British Diplomat Who VIII
Soon Leave Washin gton.

Noted British Diplomat Who VIII
Soon Leave washington.
The discussion regarding the forth
coming retirement of the British am
bassador to the United States, Sir Hen
ry Mortimer Durand, has directed at
tention to the unusual ability and YER
satility of the present representative
of King Edward at Washington. The
British ambassador at washington has
one of the most difficult positions in
the diplomatic service of any nation.
In the first place, he is expected to
keep up good relations between Great
Britain and the United States. In the
next place, he is supposed to be on the
watch for any infringement upon the
rights and privileges of the British pos
sessions in North America and the
West Indies by the people or govern
ment of the republic to which he is
credited. Sometimes these duties are
somewhat conflicting Sometimes, in
deed, the colonies in the new world put
forth claims upon the government of
the United States which the imperial
in England does not feel
to indorse The British am
bassador often finds his way beset
with thorny problems on this account.
Sir Henry was born in India in 1850,
comes of a fighting family and has
been a fighter himself His grand
father fought under Wellington and
won laurels at Waterloo, and his ia
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-12-18
His Ambition.

"How are you getting up in the
worldY'. asked the admiring friend.
''Of course you are anxious to attain
the roll of fame and"-
'The roIlr' replied the new states
man dreamingly eyes, I'm after a
roll, all right"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-12-18
The Highway woman.

She held me up! She stole my heart!
Her method it was simple
She blushed! She drew her lips apart!
She then displayed a dimple!
-Lippincott's Magazine.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-12-18
Stopped Too Soon.

Bismarck said every man had the
right to drink 10000 bottles of cham
payne"
''He should have gone a step farther
and told them where they could get
the price of that much champagne
Houston Post.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-12-18

Very Special for this Week.

Our entire stock of Ladies' Rain Coats Long Coats
Tailored Suits at One-fOurth off,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-24
Gorffebung folgt.)

M 90 pom Sor=
fino Die Reprdfentanten Der re-
gierenDen 9erriderbGuier @uropas.
etnerlei Oh &atbolifen ober proteitans
ten. 9etauft poroen,
Die button an
petroleum bat i'm Sabre 1904
betraeen inssefammt 41,859. 600, 900
Quarts, bapon in Mnlerifa 22,122,z
100000, in Hublan6 16, ,0OO, 900,
in Sefterreid Oil, 25O,0O 0 in SABA
uno Gumotra 929,25O, coo, in Mumds
nien 6O7. 100000, in Britif9 sSnoien
Ala, 750,0 in Sapan 2O,5OO,OOO
in aanaSa 10000, 900 uno in 0eutfdz
LAMB 83,250,000 Quarts : Mmerita
unb Rublano beden alfo fbatiG4li1
neun 3ebntel Ses petroIeumbeoarfs Der
Melt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-24
9rnuiee Rfosblumsn.

Nls Ser 9iftm0rber pel in paris
por 9eri9t ftanb, rief Der DffentIide
QnflGser, forteeriKen bon ieiner @r>
reguns, nit ba1enber Stimme aug:
limo nad oisien unslidli9en 6rauen.
biefen armen, ipebrlolen Spfern, itredte
Der perru9te MOrOer Die sierise Sanb
bes Haubbpsels dus!"
@ebnli9, jeoenfans ni9t minoer
ipirfunsspol, rief Yonfon bu Ssrrail
nit 8e5ug auf einen @erbre9er, Sehen
S9anotbaten er aufsdblte: r0ie 9an6
Sieies M0rbers idon berrGtb. mas in
ibm ftedt = lie lit falt unb feudt ME
Die elmer S6lange."
Sin franaOff9er @umanfdriftiteI=
Ter beritei9t fid fosar gu f~olsenoer 9e=
f9reibuns Der 9eloentbat zines &riez
gers: nOiefer betpunSernspiiroiee
Selb fdtpane nit Der redten !9ano iein
gutes S9pert, nit Der linfen be6iente
er fi6 elmer Yiftole, unb oie onbere
bebrobte feline Geinoe nit einem ge5iids
ten Sol9s."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-24
Sie Mufern unb bic M6m,r,

Iuifer mar fhon Bel ben @0ltern bes
Iltertbums als tpoblf9medenoes Nabz
rungsmittel befannt. uno namentlid
berftanoen Is bereits bic R0mer mei@
fterli9, Die 4uftern, sic muir i'm friz
f9en 3uftanoe seniebbar iino, Ianae
,3eit frii4 gu erbalien. go fanote ser
befannte 9ourmano @picias qrpBe
Mensen bon Iuftern bon 9om mad
periien on Sen aaifer Sraian, oie ale
Den langen Sranspprt ausqeseihnet
i~iberftanben. 0ie erften Mufternpeiber
leste Der rOmif4s Prptoniul Sersius
@rata i'm Golf BON 8aiG an. plinius
beri6tet BON Der MGitunq Ger Muffern
in Den 2ucrinifden Weibern, pGbreno
9oro5 unb 4ufon Die Muftern preifen,
DIE IN Der 8u9t bon gumG un6 on
'Ganiens fiopeftli9er aife eefonaea
tpuroen. &u4 als Nr5neimittel fpurz
ben 6leif9 uno Sdale oer Muitern
bon ben HSmern hohoef&6hf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-24

li6en MaFen bic Manuitriptieiten.
Na9oem er Orei Sage binbur9, tGeli9
bier Stunoen, iber oieIe r 8el9dftt>
gung geiefen, battle CT erit elm Srittel
bes Materials bepGltigt; oa bieB es
nun mebr 3eit Oarauf pertpenoen, tpenn
sr iibermoreen, 5reitae, fertis fein
tpolte. Gr iab fi9 gen0tbist, Die Stun
Den, tpeId}e fir oas 4bi9rei6en Der
8ortrGge uno fir oas Memoriren be-
ftimmt eefpefen, gu Silfe gu nebmen;
tpenigftens fonnte er auf bieie Weiie
Wort baIten, uno am beitimmten Sag
feline Irbeit abliefern.
5err peter Ganopiper bate ii9
f6on na9 Der eriten Wo9e nit Der 2ei>
flung sufrieben erfldrf. Muf Mnbreas'
8emerfung, bab fi9 Die brei Stunoen
CUR ooppelten Nnaa5l ausgeoebnt bit
ZEN, periiberte er trDftenb, bab Dies Ger
Sol1 lei, neil Die Houtins mod feble;
nod tur5e 3sit llebuns. uno Die Sa9e
mubte nett glatter bonn Sled seben.
Die Wo6en 5osen oabin uno oas
gnoe bes Monats mar setommen. Mit
einem %befrieoigten no" pudte 4noreas
feline pollenbete Nrbeit sufammen. Gr
bate fleiBis iiBen miifen, I'm Der iibere
nommenen pfli9t gere9t 5u tperoen;
fosar Die Sonntagspromenaoe in Den
prater mar in Der lesten 3eit aufgez
geben tporoen, aber oafiir bate er ole
8%erubisuns. nun tpieoer fir einen Mos
nat aner 2ebensforgen leois 5u fein:
berte folte CT feline 5pan5is @uloen
einifrei6en.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-06
THE CARE or AWNINGS.
10 Aoi Roil Thsn up When I, Rains
O. Whsa thf nea In
Falling

lt "a ia fha .ue @ the man mtnra
me home has on her mad
T. know bow lo care ~ aeninra
Ihey are costly % hesIa aith ana
the weathef playa slrh haruc ia da.
stfpiiHg the bughiness ~ andnr
that ii Is nalH voHh hile Is kno4
enc he@ wav % preserve iheu
% net tha f1ing Is ao IS dfaw
awnings up Nhen raia IS mular 10
ia folds tbeY held muea more "a.
tef than e stretched out fuli length.
beeanae theg begin Co dfF almasf irl.
MassiaftiE uheH faa saa comes nul
as i uausliy does after aamne ssow.
era
san sbiuiHs - ne aei caofa is
shat fades fhsm % yefa ueg len
ieetrel i takes loaa ehIie s. drr
aai ihe aeaty eh F fhe same
rsasn Is b nH ~ ah A
thtm up - nleh aa hH ke9
paf ito tfase tafe itsm daen
thai iheg maf - 8.'ee heat sew
only #hen taeh nanF sind
tuHa tHaf Ihe f. d5asef 81
aee n lhsm saeald awaIsss b "a
AZ avs 81 terft n ma8a.
tle last htt
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-06
ROSEWATER DIED
ALONE AT NIGHT
Dead Body of Famous Omaha Editor
Found This Morning in Empty
Court Room.

Omaha, Neh Aag 81 Edward lose.
wataf. proprietor and editor 0f TIE
Omaha Zee since Il vas founded ln
is7l ard prominently identified with
the political and financial and basl.
ness alfalfx II OuAlA4 and tie stats oi
Nebraska for forty Ytam wAn found
deal III tlse dlstrict c0uFt room III tie
Bee Dalldlng early tosiay
lie had apparently entered ths room
last night and evidently stt doWn on
. bench % resi-. and thsn had fallen
asleep ard ilei n heart disease He
returned 10 OMAHA LAT night after
making 4 political speech a. Waterloo.
Neh HIS bosiY vas found eafly thls
morning by Judge Tfoap wlsn be sn.
tered fhe room before court opened
hosewateg waA slttlng on . bench. his
heaaun bis extended arm that Ay
across the arm af ths end d the
bench
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-06

keileuass maaa iae pre,U.sf g ~.
ira tfeae a8 she mercellsod
eleanes are hea Htya q so
some q fbe aew dIHltts sAaW
haa3s aiH.ast kf tapes 81 serve
ia place = ihe clusters u thr is
that utualIs rhaaetcrm ihem
Often the iapel.Ee baaas cr sai
reerss aatl pretty IsHe ee
wefA a hal't ag trf ah.eh rWefs
.efmb
fiaias aIe iaHaal1F Har1 m She
traf " ihe checks ehlfA hata 6s0u
paHalsr iof 81 ions in ttr saHmor
atan halfliHe piats aaa eheeh ut
IS hlF saaafes afme8 th hs
interest ,hFtai 81 e9laf an Iar3ea.
iafif soaf
Hohous h,h bnat aad namw.
are sel sih g isau.aK t0 sash
aidilt siaee tsshea ms8a an een.
eFal'fl afe aom aEain 0rtiea Bow.
efef are almost A maeh u sa
ever
Natural eoiQf sffaus aee ha0He
.H FHH4# ..EH p H". .H HHEA
shades hase bees 1nrrea in Or give
EFeaier tsreiy Hafnt sfaa h me
of them last Htae ieepsf ana h.
ef than tf auitgf eo'ot uhich heaaa
the ilt terhons % thia es as
burnt tone arc q mighty infeesaaf
terslau of the straw
Tlnsei hH ne bouee qmHu
ft.f mar far star e.ih fa
nea ai indeed aas oaa alth aB
fa ana Hlnk naeers aotta S. she
sed 10TH tho beet fastealar aH
ositesy e unbarnfhcd hamn a
Ffsaeh EoId
ono f1a5 lookias sash 81 hack
moIfe vas laid la DAT pfaHa pIa
bias seam ID the aentcr IS tho frant
NE back na fastened unde tuo Hat
rather small nusellea made 81 un
ashY nttoh held d the rontrr ith
seel huckias Ths ione eals asIe
inishei sH nand eiIh Hafe HaIt 4
ns & hIsek ,u'ie rhiga Record. I
Herald
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-06
INSURGENTS BUSY
lnsurrection in Cuba Has Not
Been Settled Yet by
ANY Means

Havana sept Tie lusarfseuu
has sgfead q me provinces q paefga
runclpe segent2 men lead b,
t,faela Cansaras spsaasf 81 tiie ho9se
during TIE iitsm' ascsndancg ln tat
boa{ have taken ap arms AZ Mnl8u.
and ap men have taken up arms 81
Arfa3n h.sHeu. commanded by san.
riief. tho "a revolutionary general
Tie governor 81 Puerto Principe
has usgan earulllug volunteers TIE
ciiy af Puerto pnneips Is ia state a.
great excitement Tao hundred lu.
sufFsHfs alded fanch near Glen.
faeses. yesterday taking all tie
horses And tie contents of tie trs4s.
ury, amounting 90 sia7o. The rural
saAuls have Stated fag ths scene u
tie fald on 81 afmofei train
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-06

The commissioner % Indian Affairs
fas issued an anieI requiring 90 per.
s#s u0e living Who uero enrolled
fof t1e per capita payment ln 1851 a.
eastern Cheukees and an legal re-.
pfeantati3es of al peisous so enroll.
el sio hafe died q make application
on certain prescribed forms i0f enroll.
ment
ihate tasso forms aud invite ali
pefsomeutitled toenrolment to come
e mg oalee and make application
app'sati0ns must furnish two
witnesses Wh0 lave known them for
uhe year er more This should s. al.
tended q promptly Oct A. smith.
Ies Ger building Flulta
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-06

nF Charles llnaewatar 4 brother 0i
tile dead editor attributed his aeAth
10 reasons following the excitement
attending TIA long campaign 10 snlch
itoessaieF vas 4 prominent cAndl.
date fer Tie ncmiaatlon Tot United
States senator and which ended on
August " ia this nomination u N0r
fis Brown.
Mf Roseaatcf delivered an earnest
srsech following the nomination.
thanking lls friends foF their support
aud plesiTiug himslf 70 support Bfown
aud sim entire state ticket IIs urg.
81 tie convention tn nominate a clean
ticket fof which no apologies would
bo necessary
During tie progress a. tie coneen.
tlusi he waa under much strain. aud
folloNing tie lallotlng gave erldsnce
ufsgns physical weakness but revived
and addfsssea the convention.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-06
A FEn SUMNER psgrRAcrs
iced Tea Must Have Llqasa Poured
0n - 9u0n aH Tea staepe-~A
Mslk Bhef bert

Iced tea shoald be made lonr
eagugh hcfoFe & a wanted Is admit
q sifalnlnr the leases bogaes c0ss.
lng Z shouid BE- made bronNsf than
Il la ~ used without tbs addition liz
.ce, Aa the melting u tie see ueahens
T. a he&pins teAapoonful for each
eap ~ Tea wanted ls none too mnch
Pour boiling vaier over he lea.
leaves, let steep three 10 Ave minaies
poug ~ and eaol Some hfnnaa IL
tea require little ianger stepping.
and ;hiA masi BE- attended % WITH
iaegment Most AZ tea made faf ielns
= allowed "a stand o. steep too loaK.
Aad ,Aaa The tannic acid Il afaNn ous.
fendefiaE The taste bitter or airauf
and he sHect ga he stomach iaia
which 4 u taken very Injurious serve
Niih pisnig az cracked Ice asa slices
q ieuna.
for 3 tefefafe ~ take ne place 4
coffee take three searapfuis II clean
wheatban, eab ana haH II corn
mnai bali a sMp IL syrup 0r Nnw
Orleans mpiaasea. ana enc w0sfbeaien
egg hab ali fkees together. mirlux
thoroughly thea pafeb "a tie ogea
aaiii brown. and tecp "a dfy coai
place q making. use the same qnaa.
tisy aa fnf ihe fsai cuifee. hut b. sure
r huii faF taii 3 minutes Aa n tag.
fee bslag harmful much depends -
90 the la6iri1uai bow il la made ana
shat Quantities arr taken. Doctors
disagree en the question q rs harm.
.alncfs
MIA ahrrbeff queese the .uira
cf tit lemons IN f8ur cuefah n
sugar rui The sklns q rle lemons n.
@ q pint 81 water and simmer for
t9w mlnufee scaii tvo quarts u
teesh milk uith two ,ahleBpoonfals u
corn kawh and cue rapfui a anrar
When ee3A pgt inia ffeeaes asa
when H begins % Hiinen. aad me
syrup q icmon juice aad sugar aaa
thH waiter ifem fho finds and ffeers.
Tbs o. mors delicious than 81 cream.
eThe commonef
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-06
'WRONGONE
Officers Went to Juno.
ton City on alse
Trail

Assistant District Ati1nsy q. T.
i.luef Deputies wNlam Meek ana O.
y Neville ARA Alanlal 4 nfoan
q Isvey asuf a. Junction Ctf.
Kan. tie tTst % tie aesk sith 1aak
Foster to ldaatlfy 5 soman arrested
there and thought g bc Nell lAff
san'ei toF completely IA tha murder
~ m Peters n bastlestllls March
1irss
taes Fsfsf sio flas coafes.sd q
his si4fe 10 tlle murder. sss unable
20 identify tie soaau At daurtl8a
CITY and Maraal HfuWn al.o had
anre arrested tie barr wuman II Hart
leslile before SO sas implicated IL
TIE murder q fstefs also stated thar
tie somAn under arrest in Junction
cts sas not tiie one Rautsd Nj
Rider ard tiia ma~hals returned 10
NinltA last ulght therefore with
Foster Nh0 Is he'd h lali hsfs await.
iug tflAL
John Peters restaurant col. eas
latcd from hls place ate AZ uleht aad
murdered near tie dspof lu nanlss
fllle Robbery vas tie motive flty
Aansisl illcks u baFtlesYiiis vas at.
fesied fet tie murder and bs part
Sas later aSssftsi hY Fesfcr sho COZ.
feSed. Poster implicated ane other
man. BESIDES tie haff woman Tie
eitef nan concerned las been arrest
81. ard tie llafT woman s tl8a oulg
enc Of tie TIE quartet stlil Sc large
Hicks who has always horne a good
reputation. IS nos oat on baii lle
denies participation ii the murder
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-06
He LIKES vINITA
Editor Latta Of BartlesyIIIe
Had Z Good Time
Here.

lhlta Is one q the eldest towns ii
tie Cherokee nation asa matter q
fact Nlulta has been referred 20 as
Ito Athens u tie CheFpkees and ii
the splendid manner Nlth which She
entertained Tie Republican editors
yesterday Ninlta proved that Size vas
entitled e. az the god things that
lad leea sald q her fn ui,s partlcu.
lAf al least Niaila 0utshines at other
rivals That Is Ia the heAdqmrtefs
ef her Commercial club Tie club
zeom IS : dream of beauty taste and
4 keonfenienco other towns would
Veno1t b sending delegations % VI.
aisa so copy her cluh foon Editor
acCllnfock And ihg people q vlniia
have eeefy reason q feel satisfied
sith yesterdays meeting The visit
ers left full of enthusiasm for ihe
town FuF aiac and faF tie people who
re responsible faf b0th narlevllls
E0tefprse