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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-22

Mountain and plain paint is eli
matically correct, Morrison. Merrill &
Co, IS Main street
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-22
TWENTY TEAMS

Wanted for hauling coal. Steady work
al winter Central Coal & Coke Co.
Yard, 5th South and Ord West.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-22

P; & B, Paint makes your cid iron
Morrsoooo MSa4 ook M54 Es Xo9 sseR Nam stTees
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-22

And in accordance with law and the order
of the board OF trustees, made ON the 10Th
each parcel Of such stock may be neces
sary will be sold ut the oflice OF the secrc
tary OF the company, 250. city and county
building, Salt Lake City, Utah. on the ard
day OF November, 1905, at ? o'clock p. m, OF
said day, 10 pay said delinquent assessment
thereon, together with the costs Of advertis"
ing and expenses OF sale.
II. W. GRIFFITH, Secretary.
dI56a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-22

Get your windows fixed by the glass
men, Morrison, Merrill 6 Co, 2S Main
street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-22
ON WAY TO PRISON

McConahay, Jeweler, "a Main street.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-12-15

President Riddle of the CONNER
cial club mas appointed the railroad
committee of the club to meet with
the committee that will be here next
week from Coffeyville to confer re-
garding the desire Of Vinita to secure
the Cotreyville & Memphis railroad.
The members Of the committee are
Oliver Bagby, L. B. Bell and j. W.
Orr.
The removal of the Frisco freight
division from Vinita to Alton has
finally been definitely decided upon,
and it will take place tonight In
losing this division Vinita of course
loses but actual business, but it be-
comes apparent, Of course, that the
Frisco will not, as so many Vinlta
people had complacently supposed,
coddle Vinita at Atoms expense.
The removal means that if the
Frisco builds any branches down thru
this country, they VIII start from
Alton and not from Vinita. The peo-
pie Of Vinita, therefore, if they are
to secure any new railroads, must de.
pend upon their own efforts. The Fris-
co isn't going to 90 out Of its way to
build up the town, that much is GER
tain. Alton will get what the Frisco
has to give.
This fact has stirred up the people
here as they have not been stirred for
some time, and there is actually appar-
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-12-15
GARRISON HAWAII
Two Regiments to Be Rushed
to Islands to Check lapa-
neSe.

San Francisco, Dec. l5-The Exam
iner today publishes the following
dispatch from Honolulu:
"Ofiicers Of the transport Thomas,
which has just arrived here, announced
that two regiments are to be rushed
Immediately to the islandin anticipa-
tion Of trouble with the Japanese.
The island is now overrun with the
little brown men.
ut Is understood that the mikado
is anxious to secure possession Of the
island of Lanai, which is private
property, and which could be used as
an excellent naval base"
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-12-15
VIOLENTLY INSANE
Minnie Highland Tried to XIII
Herself Yesterday
Evening

Minnie Highland, the wife Of Win
Highland, was taken into custoday
this morning by deputy marshals,
charged with lisanity. Last night,
securing :. cher knife, she attempt
cd to kill herself, and was only with
great difficulty prevented from doing
damage to herself. Some time ago
shortly after her marriage last sum-
mer, she tried to kill herself with poi
son, charging that her husband had
deserted her Immediately after marry
ing her.
Highland has since sued for di-
vorce, and this, it is believed, has
preyed upon her mind until she has
become mentally deranged. She will
probably have hearing before Judge
Gill this afternoon.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-12-15
RECOMMENDATIONS
FROM W. j. BRYAN.
Russell, Murray's Secretary Resigns
Printing Bill $4O,OOO--To De.
fcit Estimated at $126,OOO

Guthrie, Okla, Dec. 15-W. J. Bry-
an today sent many recommendations
to the constitutional convention, in
cluding initiative and referendum, di-
rect primaries, arbitration of labor
troubles, anti-child labor, only majori-
ty verdicts by juries, communities
instead of parties bearing campaign
expenses, railroad commission and
anti-discrimination and monopoly
clauses.
Holidays adjournment from Dec. 2l
to Jan. 2, voted today.
L. T. Russell resigns his position as
Murray's secretary because Of differ
ences over printing.
The finance committee reports that
the printing will cost 100000 and the
deficit will be Sl26,0OO.
Jesse Dunn, ex-chairman of the
Democratic committee, has emerged
from his voluntary retirement and ap-
peared here for the purpose Of pro-
testing against the contemplated di-
vision Of his county. Woods, and, it is
said, to line up the forces in favor of
Ii = present county and recording dis
trict lines against the map-makers.
The latter are arousing great re-
sentiment among the Oklahoma dele
gates by their methods. The Indian
Territory delegates from the various
congressional districts are permitted
ito agree on county boundaries within
their districts, and their agreement is
to be respected by the machine. In
this way it is expected that all the,
indian Territory delegates can be held
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-12-15

together to vote in favor Of the map
makers plans in Oklahoma proper,
which involve the division Of several
counties there against the bitter op-
position of the people themselves.
The Oklahoma delegates claim they
should he accorded the same rights as
the Indian Territory delegates to
reach agreements by congressional
districts this the arrogant machine
denies.
Altho the delegates from the third
congressional district have with prac-
tical unanimity signed an agreement,
it is said by those opposed to the pro-
posed map that several Of them will
break the agreement as soon as a
movement has been organized which
shows reasonable hope OK breaking the
slate of the map-makers. Among
those who are suspected of wishing to
break away from the agreement are
Nelson Of Tulsa, Kornegay Of Vinita
and Hopkins OF Muskogee.
1t is understood that the map
makers will report rule limiting de-
bate on the county boundary question
to one speaker from Indian Territory
and one from Oklahoma for the report
and the same number against it. This
rule is adding to the unpopularity Of
the machine.
The entrance Of the farmers and
labor unions into the light has un-
doubtedly complicated matters. The
union men say they want good con-
stitutior, county boundaries can be
settled any time, but the constitution
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-12-15
REMOvAuOF
RESTRICTIONS

Restrictions have been removed from
the lands Of the following named
Cherokees:
Pearle T. Bluejscket, Bluejacket, /.
n.
Minnie E. Carter, Campbell.
Allie B. Eryan, Evansville, Ark.
John Miller, Stilwell.
David e. Bigey Evansville, Ark.
William Fl. Eldredge, PawPaw.
Minnie M. Garden, Stilwell.
Thos. Martin, SalIisaw.
George T. Welch, Stilwell.
Viola Kirk, Braggs-
w. III. Stewart, Jr., Grove.
Joseph L. Hall, Dora, Ark.
Richards Downing, Coffeyyille,
Kans.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-12-15
RAILROAD QUESTION
HAS BECOME ACUTE
Removal Of Frisco Division Means vini-
ia Must Henceforth Depend Upon
Her Own Efforts

ent a disposition to do something. VIM
Ia can secure new road II she goes
after it, but she must go after it; that
much Is now certain.
There are now two railroad propo-
sitions before the people Of this
city, either one Of which. II secured,
will make Vinita's future certain.
Vinita, however, will have to COM
pete with other places for both these
roads. The question now is can VI
nita do it?
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-12-15
Quiet School Election

Almost no interest is being taken
today in the school election. From
present indications there will be not
more than. fifty Or a hundred votes
east There are two tickets, one COM
posed Of ". r. Badgett and Davis
Hill, the retiring members, and the
other Of Dr. A. P. Ovens and Mrs.
D. W. c. Duncan.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-12-15
TRIED AGAIN
TO KILL HIM

Moscow, Dec. l5-Another attempt
was made this afternoon on the life OF
Admiral Dubassotl, ex.goyernor-gen-
eral Of Moscow. While he was on his
way to the palace two men hurled a
bomb at his carriage 1t exploded
with great force, but only slightly
wounded the admiral. The would-be
assassin was arrested.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-12-15

can be written but once, and that is
now. Campbell Russell, secretary OF
the board of directors of the farmers
unions, has given out an interview in
which he says:
This supposed constitutional con-
vention has degengrated intoa county
seat convention. Every other inter
est is being made subsequent to that.
The delegates who wish to proceed
with the work of framing a constitu-
tion are unable to do so. The specu-
lator, the townsite boomer, and the
CRATER from the four corners Of the
earth are here. Such trading, swapping,
influence, promising, threatening,
cajoling and bullying, were probably
never before carried on in one small
town. The town site boomers and
county seat lobbyists are not the only
influences that are working here.
"That appears to be the case on the
surface as they are in the main open
in their work, but the system, the
trusts and corporation interests by
which we are oppressed and fast be-
| ing shackled, have their representa-
tives here, some of the 'smoothest
ducks that ever came down the pike
and they are working, not openly and
boisterously like the county seat lobby
lists, but quietly and persistently, and
no doubt in many cases, effectively.
ut is the work of these men that
we fear and dread. After the time OF
your delegates here has been nmonopo-
lized by the contending county seat
forces as the convention draws to a
close and the real work of framing a
constitution must be hurried into a
few short days, then it is the time the
real lobbyist gets in his work. 1t is
said to the credit Of our elected dele
gates that the condition is not APPROX
ed by them as rule, but they seem
unable to stem the tide.
81 realize that county lines In Ok
lahoma are in some case is not salts
factory. l realize that the record
ing district boundaries IN the Indian
territory are in many cases inconvenient
and unsatisfactory to the people, but
they can be endure temporarily, and
there are other question that are of
incomparably more important to the
wealth produce of the new state,
"That which vitally concerns US to-
day is the framing Of a constitution
under which we and our chiIdrens
must live, and by which we shall &c
protected or unprotected according to
the terms Of same"
J. Harvey Lynch, secretary-treasur-
er of the federation of labor, has sent
out a similar appeal to the labor or
ganizations.
Under agreement signed by the
delegates from the third district,
Bartlesville, Nowata, Claremore, Eu-
faula, Okmulgee, and Sapulpa are
located in such way as to secure
county seats OF counties of the same
names. The unna;nod counties sur
round Tulsa, Muskogee and Table,
quah. Other counties and proposed |
county seats are Craig county, Vinita,
Mayes, Pryor Creek, Comera, Miami,
or Alton, Deleware, Grove, Lee, Still
Wells Sequoyah, Sallisaw, Seminole,
Wewoka, Okemah or Weleetka and an
other county for which Wagner, Co
weta and Checotah are fighting. Nine
teen counties are provided for in the
third district.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-12-15

There was wagon load Of nice
fish sold on the street today.
The Brinkley argus., 1906-12-21
Ar THE METHODIST

NoTEs: Rev. T. o. Rorie, the new pastor preached his opening sermon Sunday morning. His text was::ss Be ye stedfast, unmoyable, always abound ing in the work of the Lord" The sermon abounded with uplifting and soul encouraging teaching, beautifully embellished with touching and pleasing sketches from life. He has been cor dially received by his congregation.
 ANNOUNCEMENTS: Sunday morning at 1 o'clock, Rev. w. w. Hendrix will preach and Rev T. J. Brickell will preach at the evening hour, 7:i5. This arrangement was made to allow Rev. Rorie to spend Christmas with his family at Philadelphia, as circum- stances prevented the removal of the family before Christmas.
 A Christmas tree entertainment will be had at the Methodist church Mon day night. Aprogram and all other details are being arranged. Everybody is invited to attend and take part.
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.RaIph Mitchsll's enterprise ir

Ralph Mitchslls enterprise in pushing the Pacafic Express is worthy of the patronage of the public. He has just put in a paons-No l20 -for the benefit of those who ship via the Pacific. Read his ad.
 The many friends of Rev. J. D. c. Cobb the Presbyterian preacher. of Jonesboro. who has beed coming to Brinkley for several years past vii 'sympathize with him in the death of his lifes mate who died on Tuesday. Mrs. Cobb has been a great sufferer in recent years but has every possible at tention that loviug and tender hus- band could render.
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in mortgage executed by said Charles Cannon and wife to |. Scholem & Co. for $225.OO on October 9th 1903 and nor tage executed by the same parties to |. Scholem & Co. on January End, 1906 first mentioned mortage being recorded in book s. page l33, and the second recorded in book 6, page 57o. The undersigned being Assignee of the notes and mortgages men toned
 Also to satisfy the indebtedness mention toned in a mortage executed by said Charles Cannon and wife to A. Flora & Co. on January 18th l9Oo which mortage is recorded in he records of Monroe county in Book 6, page 59o and is for the sum of $3oo.oo. The undersigned being the assignee of the note and mortage.
 A deed will be executed to the purchaser and possession given at once.
 C. F. CREENLEE
 Trustee and Assignes.
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NOTICE.

MORTCACEE'S SALE-REALTY.
 Notice is hereby given, that on Tuesday, Jan. Fry g, 1907, at the front door of the postoffice, in the city of Brinkley, Monroe county, Arkansas, the undersigned, as trustee and assignee, will sell at public sale, to the highest bidder, for cash, the follow ing described real estate, situated in the county of Monroe, and state ofsArkanDas to-wit: The south half of the southeast quarter of section 2l, township 3 north, range west, containing 80 acres of land, more or less.
 Said sale will be made to satisfy indebt- edness mentioned In certain deed of trust, executed December 20, 1902. by Charles Cannon and !Annis Cannon to c. F. Crcenlee, trustee, for the sum of $500, which deed of trust is recorded in Record Book w. pages l74, IFS and i7o, in Records of Monroe County.
 Also to satisfy indebtedness mentioned
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Miss Beatrice Cox went to Hol ly Grove Thursday to attend the Lam. bert Patterson wedding and to visi relatives until after Christmas. Fresh Goods, lowest possible prices. consistent with quality anc courteous treatment. You get this when you trade with Coleman Gro Co.
 The Brinkley Odd Fellows are to be revived again. They have rented the hall over the ARGUS office. and will hold their first meeting next Fri : day night, Dec. 18th at which time every Odd Fellow in Rrinkley is re- quested to be present.
 {. Ask your cigar stand for Helen Queen Set cigar. IL will astonish you and you will enjoy 10 cent smoke thereby. Sold to merchants only by the Brinkley Grocery Co.
 Henry Gill. the old colored cistern digger, died suddenly at his home last Saturday evening. He was up town about two hours before his death and seemed as joNal as usual He has no doubt dug more cisterns in Bnnkley than all other diggers.
 TT i'm e shit h s''--
 You Know already. that we make a speciality of repairing watches and clocks. and you ought to know. that we sell good ones too. H. L. Baker.
 Dr. and Mrs. F. T. Murphy, with Fred and Virginia, have gone to spend Christmas with his parents at Marlin. Texas.
 DIED: Tuesday morning. at Cot ten Plant, l.W. Neff. father of Jerome Neff. night superintendent of the Oil Mill in this city. MT. Neff was a car penter. He formerly lived In Brink ley but moved 10 Cotton Plant several years ago. The interment was at Oak Lawn cemetery. this city, We'd nesday afternoon at 2.30 clock. The K. of P. Lodge, of which deceased vas a member, had charge of the funeral and conducted services at the grave in accordance with their ritual.
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WHAT'S

Worth doing is worth doing well.
 If you wish to be .cured of Rheuma- tism use Ballard's Snow Linimenl and you will be '.well cured. A posi- tive cure for Sprains. Neuralgia Bruises, Contracted Muscles and allthe ills that flesh is heir to. A c. M Williams, Navasota, Texas, Writes: have used Snow Linment for spraine< alEte and it gave the best of satisfction always keep it in the house Sole by Brooks Pharmacy.
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CATHOLIC CHURCH.

Services for the High Feast ci Christmas will be as follows
 Monday. 24. in the afternoon oppor- tunity for confession.
 Christmas day. Tuesday, 25::
 o>to 7 a. m., opportunity for con fession; 7 a. m., first mass and com munion: 7:3O a. m.. second mass. af- rewards again opportunity for receiy- ing the sacraments; 10 a. m., high mass and sermon; 3:3O p. m., Solemn Vespers and Benediction.
 JOSEPH FRoITzHEIM. pastor.
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w. c. Williamson left Thursday for business trip to St. Louis Miss Fannie Vineyard has gone to Little Rock to spend the holidays. MT. and Mrs. T. H. Thornton will spend tie holidays with relatives at McG Gregory and Dallas. Texas.
 John Summett. of Caldwell, Mo-, will visit his brother. Robert Summett, in this city during the holidays.
 Rev. J. c. Harris. the pastor of the Baptist Church. will eat Christmas dinner with his mother at Philadelphia.
 County Treasurer Wallace L. Graham. of Blackton. was through the city Wednesday en route 10 Clarendon.
 -J. Bascom Dunlap, of Helena, is expected to spend Xmas with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. J. B. Dunlap.
 MT. and Mrs. w. R. Hill, son Maurice and Mrs. Augur. are to spend Xmas in Clarendon with Mir. and Mrs. J. M. Kerr.
 Mrs. E. L. Hirsch has gone to Memphis to spend the holidays with her mother and friends. She will be joined by Mir. Hirsch on Sunday.
 Miss Maude Cockins, of Colum- bus. Ohio, will spend the holiday; in Blinkley the guest of her friend. Mrs. w. B. Folsom.
 -J. D. Starett. of Ward, is ex- pected to spend the holidays here with his son. J. L. Starrett, State Manager of the Nebraska B. s. & L. Go.
 S. M. Roy, of Henning. Tenn, will spend Christmas with his daugh- ters. Mesdames Emma and Andrea Flora, L. A. Waddell and Miss Lettie Roy.
 w. w. Spence. Of Cypress Ridge,
  is to spend Xmas in Brirkley and it is the first time within years that he has visited Brinkley. Bert Brougher Is to be his host.
 HI w. Boyle. the veteran Iron Mountain Conductor, has been in the city. the past week the guest of J. J. Farrell and family.
 Miss Minnie Howard, of Union City, Tenn. is to visit the city Xmas, the guest of her cousin, Miss Pet Wade and brothers. Robt. and Joe Howard
 -P. A. Gillispie Is selling out pre- paratory to moving away bJ Jaa.. lst. He is not settled yet on where he will move but has New Orleans and Okla. in mind as prospective places.
 Among the many beautiful show windows in Brinkley, one of exceptional beauty is the Christmas window at Wolf's Big Store. the work of Miss Nina Keath.
 Mrs. Jodie Fitzhugh. who has been the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. T. H. Thornton the past three weeks, returns this week to her home near Dyersburg. Tenn. Homer Thorn ton will accompany her and remain about three weeks.
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|AnD PERSONAL NOTES.

ok sain. who has been work
 orksdaIe, is at home again.
 worlds famous Allegrettl
 and candies are sold only
 lev by Coleman Gro. Co.
 Iu Brooks, of Little Rock.
 Christmas in this city with her. A. D. Brooks. of the Pharmacy.
 $ Jimmie Barbee.of McCrory, d Christmas with her brother. rbee, at the home of Gus North Brinkley.
 len in need of a Watch. don [
 i've have watches from $l.Oo Crade Watches-H. L. Baker. H. B. Cox, the esteemed of the Methodist church who
 stor of the Newport church.
 this week preparing 10 Wove. member the celebrated "Col- SCoffee. Telepone No. 64
 only place in Brinkley you
 passenger on the Newport { the Rock Island wrecked eyenjng between Newport and bort. As a consequence the not get into Brinkley on the lip until about midnight
  lou enjoy a smoke that makes y life, forget your troubles, |ust one of those delightful lueen cigars, If you ask for III get another. It's only Sets B. W. C. Brooks and daughter. B, were in the city Wednesday. l It's of Mir. and Mrs w. c. Will l They were en route back to lon a business trip and will re- Ing the nextweek. The y are decided as to where they will |eir future home. Their many friends are hoping to have ake it here.
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DTS. StimSOn & IrVdn, Resident Dentists,
 Prices Reasonable
 All Work Guaranteed. Office over Bank of Brinkley. BRINkLEY. ARKANSAS
THAT'S IT! '!

Cough yourself into fit of spasmss and then wonder why you don'tget we'll. If you will only try a bottle of Bal. lards Horehound Syrup sAss cough. will be thing nf tho past It ssAa positive cure for Coughs. Influenza Bronchitis and all Pulmonary diseases. One bottle will convince you--at your druggist. 25c, soc Sl.0O. Sold by Brooks Pharmacy.
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Among the Churches.
AT THE BAPTIST CHURCH.

Good services at both hours last Sabbath. One addition at the morn- ing service and in the evening one Baptized. The Meister singers Quar- tette sung for us at the evening service. Among the songs they gave us were those beautiful old hymns "Jesus Savior Pilot me, "When Survey the Wondrous cross. and "The Beautiful country They are fine indeed.
 The coming Sabbath:
 Preaching in the morning at II o'clock and evening at 7:30 by the pastor. J. c. Harris.
 You are very cordially invited to these services.
 Ar THE lsT PRESBYTERIAN The Brick Church. South N. o. Ave.
 There will be Christmas tree for the Sunday school Monday night in the vacant store building next to the ARGUS office where the ladies held their Christmas Sale. Parents and friends are cordially invited to attend and put their gifts thereon. A com mitte will be in charge to receive presents all day Monday.
 If you are a Presbyterian or if you '.lean that way" come out to church services Sunday morning at Il and evening at o'clock and bring your friends with ycu. The new pastor would like to get acquainted with y u.
 CATHOLIC CHURCH.
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