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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-16

Dr. Shmaryahu Levin, the first member
Of the late Russian duma to come to this
country, is on board the Hamburg -Ameri-
can liner Amerika, which locked today. He
will lecture through the country and Will
appear several times in New York. While
he comes to this country In the interest OF
constitutional rights for Russian Jews. he
will deliver several lectures on "Zionism."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-16
What Dandelion Tablets
and Pills Are.

Everybody knows that Dandelion is the most val
liable Of all Natures remedies Well, DR.. Ed.
wards Tablets and Pills are simply common dande-
lion (Taraxicum) in a concentrated form combined
with other harmless ingredients Of purely vegetable
matter. They are one of the very few proprietary
medicines indorsed by the medical profession. If
your physician desires to know what these prep ara.
lions contain, have him write and we will gladly
send him the Information together with the name
Of the expert chemist who superintends their man
ufacture,
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The V lule
of lD@ylnd@li0Inl.

want try Dr. Edwards
ana PILLS will
trial package free
these
claimed for Them We satisfied of their genuinnes
dollars the privilege
indisputabe that
they will also will
lit drugs STORE dheHnv,
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their direct action upon the Liver
and Kidneys restore these organs
to a sound and healthy condition.
The uric acid then passes away
through the natural channel and
the blood becomes pure again and
free from all poisonous matter.
We only guarantee to cure
rheumatism when 1t Is caused
by the presence Of uric acid in
the blood. We have cured hun.
dreds Of cases because this ia usu-
ally the cause Of rheumatic at.
fections. z
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Liver Trouble.

Through their direct and immediate action upon
the liver DR.. Edwards Dandelion Tablets and Pills
induce a natural flow Of bile This relieves the
congested condition Of the liver and enables It to
perform Its important work Of keeping the bowels
and stomach in healthy condition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-16
Mr.. MACKEY REJO|NS
Details of Recent Murder Trial
In Alexandria County.
REVIEW OF THE EVIDENCE
Declares Attorney Clements State
men Tends to Inspire Race Hatred.
ASSAULT AND ROBBERY PROVED
Prosecutor Says His Duty Ended
When He Made His Speech
to the Jury.
REVIEW OF THE EVIDENCE
ASSAULT AND ROBBERY PROVED

Mr.. Crandal Mackey, commonwealth at
torney of Alexandra county, Va, referring
to the published statements by Mr.. James
e. Clements relative to the case Of John
Wright. under sentence Of death, to the
effect that the sheriff Of Alexandria county
will, December IA next, hang an innocent
man unless the court of appeals grants a
writ of error, said:
I read the interview with Mr. Clements,
who defended John Wright. and 1 would
pay no attention to it but for the fact that
it tends to excite race hatred in the minds
OF the $4,000 colored people residing in the
District of Columbia and tends also to
discredit the courts of Virginia and the
Judge and jury that sat in this important
case. Wright was indicted for murder, for
highway robbery, for rape committed on
Annie Green, colored, and for rape COM
mitted on Miss Mabel Risley, young lady,
eighteen years OF age, from Montgomery
county, Md, who. with Mr.. Forrest Good
ing. visited Luna Park Sunday afternoon,
September 8, 1906.
There was q. path running from the in
closed part Of the park to the spring in
the picnic grounds, and upon that path,
near the spring. the assault was COM
mitted. Wright was arrested in Washing
ton and was extradited upon a charge
of murder after a long hearing before Chief
Justice Clabaugh, who surrendered him to
the authorities Of Virginia upon the identi-
fication of the colored GIRL Annie Green,
who testified that Wright had committed
a rape upon her the 23d OF August and
escort, one jackson Boney, by shooting
him in the forehead,
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Voluntary statement made
by Mr.. A. III. Sanborn,
manager for theWilliams
Manufacturing Co., maxi
ers of the famous Well
lingt0n Visible Type
writer.
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Kidney Trouble
and Rheumatism.

All Kidney trouble and nearly every case Of
Rheumatism Il due to the presence Of uric acid in
the blood. DR.. Edwards Dandelion Pills through
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Nervous Trouble.

It IL well to remember that disordered nerves are
nearly always caused by a disordered stomach. We
do not make a speciality Of nervous troubles unless
they are caused by stomach trouble. then We cure
them permanently.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-16
Diseases Cured by Dande=
lion Tablets and Pills.
Constipation.

In constipation the tablets act mild cathar-
tic; the Pills slightly stronger. but both tablets
and pills act upon the mucous membranes Of the
intestines, therefore their action is absolutely
sure and also for this reason they never grippe or
cause the least discomfort They equally good
for children well as adults, because they .
tonic and do not produce any unnatural condition
Of the matter.
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because Of the case being tried In Virginia
1t has created great excitement among the
colored people OF Washington.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-20
Jsss z. caesetsa - n. q. Aslsssen
- knIs1 BY LlshtssssS.

The severe electrical storm which ae-
eompanisd The heavy rain Of Wednesday
sftssnooa WAS the cause Of the death Of
two highly esteemed eit,zsns. Jossph z.
chritson and n. q. Andssson. They
we-s werk,sg In an almost completed
barn Of Mr.. Andsssoa's Ia the western
paTt Of town WHEN the building " -
struck BY lightning and chrittoa and An:
dsrsoa instantly killed. Thos. Edwards.
Who vas with them was knoeksd ssnsa-.
less and lay Tor he knows not how long.
On recovering eoneiousasss hs found his
two companions dead. Neither Of the
unfortunatss were busnsd. nor did the hay
through which he bolt passsd show any
8Gns u the electrical hsik., 80
Joseph I. ChSitton was . young COZ
tssstos and builder. doing . good business.
-lssviaG wife 70 mourn his loss. ::
Ar. An1sssoa WAS bachelor. and waS
pesnning 70 sooa begin the sssetioa Of
dwelling.
Ths funeral ei Mr. chsissoa will b
held At 3 O'Clock Saturday at the home
Of his father. J. n. chritton. conducted By
Rev. F. r. Holisabssk.
: The date Of he funeral oe Mr.. Andse.
son has not yet bssn hzsd.
The body Of J. J. Thompson has arrived
from California and The funeral will take
place this aitssnooa under the auspices
Of the Mssons At the home Of
The funeral Of Miss Minnie Frantx will
b held At ! O'Clock this morning from
the Dunkard church.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-20
PUEBLO BUs1KEss MEN
DIscUo FREIoHT RATES
Reeky rsr1's Osisgsass - tas S0ek
eos = 3ooo 0oo1 WeN1s Soe :
Sho val1ey's 0eaDe lolosesjos.

8oe8y toeoS Ooooeoeoo - t0o 8Do3s
eos y Sono 0oe1 WeN1s Soe
~ vslssy's 0eass lslssssiss.
The Business Ness sssociation oi
Pueblo held meeting Friday even
ing at which the chief topic vas
freight sstss, aud the many evidences
OF unjust determination. Geo. ]. Kin
del, Of Denves, who has for several
years ieusahe SIGHT for flir railway
rates, was the principal speaker. and
showed up In his usual foscibie man.
nes the injustice which Colorado suf.
fess at the banda Of the railroads.
George d. Meston proposed . hall
of shame" "a the Pueblo mea whose
activity = eon6ned To -knoeking" and
who do not help boost for improve
menss demanded by progressive
city.
Senator G. w. Swisk. OF Rocky Ford,
President Gam referred to him ~
the patriarch Of the Arkansas valley.
and the father OF the cantaloupe and
the sugar beet
Senator Swink pledged the undivid.
ed support Of the Arkansas valley In
the movement for railroad commits.
sion and for the erection OF sugar
factory in Pueblo. He stated his be-
lief that the beet sugar industry Is
the biggest interest in Colorado today.
"lt docs more people greater good
than any interest In the state" he
said. 'and Il il only in its infancy
He told Of the early efforts TO inaugu-
rate the cultivation Of the sugar beet
in the Arkansas valley and the years
OF waiting before. after all the cx-
perimcnis had proved successful. .
sufficient acreage was secured to make
a factory possible.
when VIC begun tho agitation for \
sugar factory" Senator Swink said.
II was tho only man growing garden
stuff between Pueblo and the state
line. and now there are i.ioo
farmers in o,ero county growing gar
den products"
Colonel t.oekhari. pfcsidcn; Of the
Board Of Trade at Rocky Ford. paid
n glowing tribute to Senator Swini
In his remarks. "They called him
Old Alfalfa and Old bee, Seed he
said. because he was ahead 81 the
times. but when his ideas were car
sicd ou; his efforts were felt In every
town and hamlet !. the Arkansas val
Icy.
Eve feel ,hs, tic development; Q.
Colorado and the Arkansas valie3
from an agricultural standpoint Is onl,
IN hs infancy" Iii said, Md rc.cfriA'
TO the advantages oi sugar factor,
as a stimulus 10 agricultural develop.
men,. he stated that the benefits 'n
g~Nnss ~ i enhancement o! iis
vaiuc ifoEi the erection af sugar
factory eaunp; he estimated.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-20
UNPRECEDENTED
CALAMITY At
SAN FRANCISCO.
The Proud California City Prae.
tieally Destroyed by.an Earth.
quake followed BY . DevastinS
Fire.

Ths nation was checked Wednesday
sftssnoon 70 learn Of the terrible earth
quake at San Francisco. BY which he en-
tire business portion Of the city WAS
wrecked. Fire followed which could not
b controlled owing to the breaking Of
water mans and ths condition Of the
streets. During Thursdsy he news in
creased In swfulnsss, The hrs spreading
!, The rssidsass sections q ths city.
Rocky Ford b much interested IN The
tsrTibls calamity. - number d COR fam
lies are rspesssntsd 10 the stricken dis
triet The sntirs city seems doomed and
there 10 prospect Of great suffering for
lssk Of food and water. Deaths are re-
ported from 5000 70 10000.
Rocky Ford should join In the necessary
relief measures.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-20
ROCKY FORD'S
RAPID GROWTH
Many Real Estate Traasiess ssd
Much BalSdiag Evldsacs . nost
Prosperous commualty.

Wednesday tno hofth NAN * pfopStty
last week purchased by Mcssrs. kim.sy.
Cover. Hale and Fsniasoa was being torn
down bsiore tho tenants had entirely va
Gated the rooms. A fine block with Is
fee; frontage. two stories high will bs
rushed TO completion. Fifty fec, Of tho
frontage will be entirely new. . second
story on tho Or. Fsnton orug store build
Ing completing tho rs fec, frontage.
Last week Mrs.. a. U. Randsil boagh,
two dwelling houses o! Jos. S,fe,:. ssis-
ate % 9Th and Chestnut.
Among tho now dwellings under sea-
s,rae'ion arc these Of Walter Haraey.
Frank Nichols. Claude wies; and J. q.
Hunt.
Tho new Reiefseif Park 10 being plan
ned BY tho Council Is gong TO b salaa-
BE addition 70 Rocky Fotd park sys,sm.
which 10 already Tar ahead ;! any town
Of It's sise In tho state.
r. 3. Christian has been making ss.sn.
siss improvements on his Elm avenue
home.
The purchases OF improved North
Main street property las, week by
Messrs. Cover. Fcnlason. Hiekox.
Hale and Kinney caused general
vacation of the premises occupied by
the tenants OF the building. trans.
icrfcd. Lee Hyatt having TO move
/, bought two lots In Swink. will build
aud establish his restaurant there. The
barber shop conducted by u. d. Smith
and 7. J. Britt has been knocked out
altogether. al least temporarily. un.
less they should also conclude TO
move TO Swink. W. II. Hiekox will
probably occupy all Of the building he
purchased OF W. II. Goblin. W. K.
Davis. whose cigar aud confectionery
store occupied a portion OF Mr.. Hiek.
OK building. has not decided where
he will open up again.
John Bachelor OF Saiina. kS. q few
lays since purchased the Rasmussen
:aneh of 20 acres northeast Of town
paying $1,000. The sale was made
through Edward Cartwright who will
be Mr.. Baehofcr's agent In handling
thc ranch until the owner removes to
Rocky Ford next winter.
Bert Beymcs last week purchased
two ss foo. lots on North Main Of
A. NJ. Jackson for $1,000. The i'm.
provcmcn;s on the lots arc OF small
raiuc.
Drs van bUshEN u MAKING cNtcu-
sivc changes and improvements on his
residence.
l.. r. Fcnlason. not being satisfied
with his share OF the Main street
business property purchased last
week. has made another investment,
In the same line. securing three lots
opposite the III Captain purchased of
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith.
J. S. Green last week sold the Dsv-
i'd Best dwelling on South Sixth
street TO J. o. Baker. consideration
5000.
The Ramsay Dry Goods Co. re-
cent changes In tho interior of the
store arc a great Improvement.
The Rocky Ford Trading Co. will
soon begin the erection of splendid
building on the site of the Z. r. Cook
warehouse. The building will be io5
BY f6o feet. two stories with plate
glass front. and in every way an
ornament to Main street and credit
20 Rocky Ford.
The building occupied by the Stauf-
fer Meat Market is being greatly en-.
iarscd. being made both wider and
decpcr-a good indication of the
growth of Mr.. Stauffcr's Up-to-Datc
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-20

I, was a matter Of political gossip
al tho s'aichousc yesterday. says the
Rocky Mountain News. that G. w.
Swink Of Rocky Ford. former state
senator. within the next fcw days will
announce himself a candidate for ror-
crnor. Senator Swink is ono OF the
bcs, known men in Colorado. He was
elected TO the Elcvcu,h general as-
.cmbly from O,cfo county as Silver
Republican. and served two terms.
He IL recognized as the father OF tho
sugar beet industry in Colorado and is
one OF the most prominent hossieul-
tusists OF the ssatc.-Susar City Ca
settc.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-20

See our Beet Cultivators and
Seeders. Best Out. The Rocky
Ford Hardware Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-20
Set Plants with a good Steel
Trowel, 25c al Burrell's
For Sale.

Owing to the illness Of my wife we
have to seek lower altitude and ! Of
fer for sale my interest in the Holbrook
Center store. w. E. BRovS.
Addssss Rocky Ford. r. r. D. /. phone
cog Black. <l.H
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-20
Wanted. farmers TO grow seed
fos Ebbert's Seed House.
Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat.

DR.. Sapero. the Denver specialist. will
again be in Rocky Ford at the El Capi-
tan hotel. one day only. Saturday. April
2sth. 44-47
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-20
Ex:ssaa;or s~ink's Candidacy for
Governor.

Denver papers announce that Hon.
Geo. W. Swink. Of Rocky Ford. is a
iiean ;ietci. That's not impossible:
tho Arkansas valley produces every.
thing that. good. and u the daddy os
the melon metropolis should bc elect.
cd hc.will sutciy keep up the record.
LA. AniInas Democrat
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-20

See the fine window and bed.
ding plants st Ebbert's Seed
House.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-20

See the fine window and bed.
ding plants Al Ebbert's Seed
House.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-20

See the fine window and bed.
ding plants al Ebbert's Seed
House.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-20

Set Plants with good Steel
Trowel. 2Sc at Burrell's
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-20

Gacage Tomato ssd Sweet Potato
rlsass al Basrcila
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-20

A Mich Cow for sale.
&$-u Z. r. Burke. Phone Blue Bis
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-20

Furnished cottage fer rent Enquire
Of Mrs, J. II. Burr. 2io s~ins avenue.
sr-.f
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-20

wantsd-Peschsroa and Coach Stall
lions from ono to sig years old.
Address N. F. Dillon. e2i East Fourth
street, Pueblo. Colo. S6-a
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-20
The womans club will meet with Mrs.
Mcpherson, 5o2 S. | lth ST., April 28.

The Rocky Ford Tribune has been
sold TO Wright I. Seller lately with the
Ia Junta Tribune.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-20

Engage Tomato and Sweet Potato
plaaae q 0oerss1's.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-20

Cut Flowers every day In ths
week Il ebbert's Seed House.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-20

Mrs. Virgil Moore who has bssn At the
Ia Junta hospital with sick brother for
the past three weeks has returned home.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-20

Lost-A brown sable SQUIRREL collar
cite. fat. Finder please return 70 Enter.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-20

And go Senator Swink-oid Farmer
Swink. thc father Of Rocky Ford. the
pioneer of tho sugar beet industry and
an ali.around successful granger. is
talked Of for governor
We'll. we don't wish him any bad
luck. and will add that Colorado might
go further and fare worse.
And ic, i, be remembered that as
this is an era when tho unlocked for
happens in politics there is reason
for alarm among the old time polti-
clans and standing candidates for the
Office of governor.
Senator Swink. dubbc,A,hc Uncle
Sam OF the ArkauSSs valley. Is On.
ectc and is blcs; wSfi lot OF good
common horse sense. and would not
make many mistakes of judemcn,
even though he did not essay TO do
any brillian, things.
II he really takes notion TO run
for the subcrnatorial nomination on
the republican ticket he would scare
off a bunch of competitors, and IL he
succeeds In capturing the nomination
he will run go fast that there arc a
few oily ;onguci professional office
seekers who will in the bye and bye
go TO raising sugar bccts and canta-
loupcs in order to be in the popular
swim.-Pucblo Indicator.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-11-15
ENTERPRISING
INSTITUTION

The First National bank Of this
city, progressive in all things, has sub
scri5ed for a service from Washington
that lets it know Immediately Of the
call for bank statement whenever it
is issued by the comptroller of the
cure ncy. AS consequence Of this
service, the First National was able to
publish, in ye sterday's Chieftain, the
first statement Of condition for No
vember II published anywhere in tile
territory.
The banks statement shows that it
is still the old reliable institution it
has always been. There is probably
no bank in the country that has a
higher proportion Of cash reserves to
deposits as the First National. 1t is
the third Oldest national bank in the
territory, and there is not one strong
er than 1t is.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-11-15
SchOenherr- McCIeIIand

Miss Mamie Beulah McCleIland and
Mr.. Adolph Schoenherr were united
In marriage yesterday afternoon at
o'clock at the home OF the brides
sister, Mrs. Cyrus S. Avery. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. II.
H, Moore, pastor Of the Baptist church
and only few Of the relatives and
intimate friends Of the bride and
groom we're present After the cere-
mony the young cou Pile departed on
the evening Frisco FOR Carterville,
Mo-, where the groom is in business
and where their home was waiting
them.
Both the young people are well
known and popular in Vinita. Miss
McClelland has resided here with her
sister and her mother, Mrs. McClel-
land, for about two years, and has
made many friends. Mr.. Schoenherr
came here over year ago as secretary
OF the Vinita 4 Western, and, after
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-11-15
METHODISTS MET
Annual 6athering Of Indian
Mission Conference In Ses-
sion in Tulsa

The annual meeting Of the Indian
Mission conference OF the Methodist
church, south, is being held this week
in Tulsa. Delegates are present from
all over the new state Of Oklahoma.
Bishop T. J. Tigert Of Atoka is pre-
siding, tho hardly able TO do 50 be-
cause Of illness. He is being assisted
by Bishop Key Of Sherman, Texas.
The conference was formally opened
yesterday morning, the features Of
Wednesdays program being sermons
by Rev. E. B. Hicks Of Wagner and
Rev. i. H. Walker Of McA lester.
Rev. WE. Dunkle Of thiscity is taking a
prominent part in the business Of the
conference He is one Of the assist
ant secretaries is chairman Of the
committee ON admissions, and is edi-
itor of the conference records. 1t was
Mr. Dunkle who presented to the
conference a gavel with the following
inscription: "Indian Mission Confer
ence. Organized at Riley's Chapel
near Tahlequah, October 13, 1874,
Bishop Thomas A. Morris, president,
and William Fl. Goode, secretary"
The gavel was made from a locust
post from the fence surrounding the
chapel
Rev. H. Fl. Wotson, Mr.. Dunkles
predecessor as pastor here, and now
pastor Of Broadway church, Ardmore,
Is member Of the committee on the
spiritual state Of the church. 1t win
be several days before the appoint
ments for the next year are made.
]. b. Mcdonald, presiding elder Of
this district, made his report We'd
nesday.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-11-15
FINE POTATOES
And APPLES

The apple and potatoe contest oi
the international Bank & Trust
company ended to day, and the prizes
were awarded as follows
First prize potatoes, William II,
Morrison, Cleora.
Second prize potatoes, William Half,
Ketchum.
First prize apples, r. L. Madison,
Big Babin.
Second prize apples, Robert John
son, Ketchum.
The prize apples and potatoes were
both fine specimens, he Gano apples
raised by Mr. Madison being some Of
the finest ever shown here. The
judges of the contest were l. N. Nc
Donald, James Harmon and J. r.
Montgomery.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-11-15
MAHOGANY
FURNITURE

d. M. Marrs received a letter to-
day stating that the pulpit fArniture
donated to the First Presbyteria n
church Of this city by the Rev. Or.
McKitrick OF the Second Presbyterian
church OF st. Louis, will be shipped
in few days. The letter states that
the furniture Is made from mahogany
wood and is flrst-class in every parti-
cular.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-11-15

resigning that position, went into the
real estate and insurance business ia
CarterYille, where he has been very
successful.
A number OF the friends OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Schoenherr gave them fitting
farewell at the station as they we're
leaving.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-11-15
This Is Worth Remembering


Many men and women catch col
at dances which terminate in pne
mOnia and consumption. After Z
posure, If Foley's Honey and Ter
taken it will break up a cold and
serious results need be feared. Z
fuse any but the genuine in a yellc
package. A. P. Owens.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-11-15

1t is a well known medical fact that
pine resin is most effective in the
treatment Of the diseases Of the blad-
der and kidneys Sufferers from back
ache and other troubles due to faulty
action OF the kidneys find relief in the
use Of Pine-ules. s100 buys 30 davs
treatment. Sold by A. p. Owens. 3m
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-11-15

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