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The Washington times., 1906-11-04

in the membership. Originally started
with twenty. the limit was not increased
until March. 1857, when it was raiseI
to forty, and has ever since been MAIN
tanned at that Eumber. The member
ship Zee. then placed at SIS, has been
constantly increasing. until the sum Of
$4,000 has been paid for the last three
seats.
At the first call there were thirty-four
items on the list and the sales amounted
to about 1880, while during the past
twelve months IL was not unusual u
record transactions IN one day agare-
eating a half-milliOn dollars. while the
general average, which, it IS true, at
the present time is not large. runs wen
up into good figures.
Veterans Of the Floor.
OF the twenty members present at the
first call OF securities. but three. Charles
c. Glover, Charles 2. Williams. ard
Albion X. Paris stu. retain their con-
nection with the body. These three are
the veterans OF the exchange and have
had all the honOrs possible showered
upon them. Each Cf them has served
as president Of the busy and also been
elected on the governing committee
considered the sec-ld highest honor 10
be conferred. They are well known IN
the community. and in the financial
world are representative OF the best in
terests Of the city. Respected and re
vered by their fenOw-mcmbers. they are
enthusiastically devoted to the welfare
Of the exchange and "age cannot wither.
nor custom stale, their infinite variety
The membership during the past few
wears has rather drifted To younger men
and the present President, W. Is. Hibbs
has been one. of most active and iude-
fatigable workers for the success and
prosperity Of the body. lie has served
The Washington times., 1906-11-04

The women Of Obadjona wear orna-
ueuts on the upper lip. which is en-
larged by inserting small pieces OF
wood or stone until the lip protrudes
sufficiently
The Washington times., 1906-11-04
Members Have Planned
Informal Affair to Take
Place in Evening.

November 6. 1851. the Washington
public approval, Tuesday next will be
the twenty-hfth anniversary OF the
event. ana it is proposed to make an
effort TO celebrate it. As il occurs on
election day. which is practically a holi-
day ia all States, where exchanges are
located, the Washington board will en-
toy the unique distinction OF being the
only Stock Exchange in the country
holding its session on that day.
The celebration will probably begin
with the usual noon session. which is
hardly expected to accomplish much
more than an interchange of views on
the probabilities Of the contest OF the
day. which viii undoubtedly be the
thought uppermost in the minds Of most
OF the members.
Celebration in the Evening.
In the evening tho celebration proper
Will occur. and the committee in charge
have decided TO make fl an informal
affair. The members will meet Ia the
exchange rooms. and listen to the an
nouncement of the election returns by
special wire. Some OF them will be apt
TO indulge in "Reminiscences of the past
and the more enthusiastic ones are like
" 70 press the veterans for a little ef-
fort in the speechmaking line. A buf-
fet supper viii be served. and the com
mittee expect to come out strong on this
part OF the entertainment. Friends Of
The Washington times., 1906-11-04

In the twenty-five years of the ex
change the vicissitudes of life and Of
business have occasioned many changes
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-11
rnnM rmnnsnAY-s pAIIY.

samuel Foreman sas thls mofnlng
appolatsd : notary pobllc b Judge q.
A 6lli.
TITS kenalngton ciab wasenteFtaln.
"a yexorday Afternoon hl Mrs Frank
u lluwkhalter
Mn. James Mciannon Of seneca,
No. and Miss Morfou II Brockvllle,
Ontario. asFe ilc guests yesterday Of
Mis- Mas SHEPPARD
II. l. Maltlewa state senator
fFom ~ Louis country Mo- y II tie
clty today locking over the country
Tor possible investments
s. slfemofs deputy mars a ~
sAIllsAw = 10 ths cltY today turning
lnhn September accounts ilshfoughl
ii wlth him LAST nl9At Moss glis'aWI
charged wigh introducing
beverly " nonfoey % unloaylll,
Ne. and hla eldest son. Beverly VI
iloafosy. If.. Il Eirksyiiiu. No. ara
Ii the citT today visiting Nj and
Mr. 4 " nonfocY
Policeman John Bflti last nlghs a.
Tie katy depot arrested three neefye'
Who had still them e9me elght quartz
~ 4lco,sol. They we're hich&fd Dan
forth poiano pailY and Agnes saYfes
They will have a chance to esp'alf
themselves - ti,e grand iuFK
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-11

ron sAlsEA printing plant for
ounfr5 weskiy newspaper and iob
oaaee consisting d tyDe rules slugAi
tao pFeees imposing stone. papef
cutter. fAsoIlns englna. etc. Fer part
ieaiAn wrlts Or call On Tiss G haeftAln,
Ninita, 1klA
rms lsst Issae Of the Christian Her.
aid, published III London EnglaDd,
eoatains a cot oi Rev ! = Wolfe Of
Guendaie. and an account of his life
and work NJ Wolfe iA noN IN Scot
Land, where ha IA doing ryangelistlc
work. ard soliciting funds fpr
tie Mnrros orphan asylum AZ Atoka.
TIE Fflseo bridge forca las arrived
And the Frisco freight stallion vill
nos he completed All that needs 60
lie done ls e. laY tlse flooring Tie
0sd aep0t was burned iaas winter.
sinee wn.cN tlme TIE Frisco freight
station laa ieen she open ground
Alongside TIE tracks
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-11
Sour
Stomach

Ap sepefata. less d nsFraKgh. nsfyee@
nss2. heaaaeAs. cefatpafcn, usd breath
general dstsliiy. sess flainra aa9 raiafrh
q the stomach are Al dua 70 indigestion.
Kesol cures lndgsstlan. Thls nee eiscos-
err Represents ne rafufai juices # difse-
uea IS ihsy exist IL : hsAithg saomHch.
oomhinsa 9Th ne greatest kHe8u tonic
and reconsifuefive ffepefiies, Kadol Dya-
PERSIA Cure does net oniy cure lndlgesiloc
ard ayapspass, hus tits iamoas rsmedy
cures al stomach usuhies " eisanslng
purifying. s9estsring an8 strengthening
ths mncees membranes Anlng he stomach
~. 3 s hsa a Rsssss.a,t ~ "a. ssrE~
! sst tiez5tst sie Hasf sslssarh o. fsrr;F fe1ls
katN s-rst - - - sfs ~ sa.ss g b "a
~ .ssg
Koaol pigsiss What You Fat.
esatarN af Etfe ss Aatlst an 4a.ea ihs tfi4i
aHa MtMM f eeesA
pfspased " 4. 9. usw&rf . Co. cssicA00
For sale AZ Peoples nnlg store
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-11
~rwRorE You

- ff asa b ftHa Haaf
siaf Ga - fsa is
i~ssk In
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-11
SKIN ERUPTIONS
FOR 35 YEARS
Suffered Severely With eczema Az
Over Body Examined IS Tines
BY Government Board VINO Said
There Was ka Cure In Old
Solder Completely Cured.
A THOUSAND THANKS
TO CUTlCURA REMEDIES

For ovrr thlrsy-Gve years I was q
sNeNFe ss8iefrr frasa ee1NnN. 6he ernp@
tsar was sai cnnsnai ~ any nae place.
n wns aH over my bsy. lialM,
snd even on my bad. / em nxiy
yfnrs old ard al ass saidies. and have
lsea examined b. fhr Government
Board ever 6itecn ilnsrs, and they sid
thcYr vaa no cafe for me. have
tAkrn al Kinds 81 nf,iicine and have
sfsnt Large slfas Il money faf doctors,
without aNaM. A aAlUrs ts8e AEa
daaiiea ID sry the 1aiirnFa Remedies,
ard after using tuo eakos 81 GgticiHa
Sosp. tsn boxes Il CiaiCIfa osatmrst.
end tHa bottles II CaiieuA Hsenlfent,
tao treatments IA ail, / ain nov sell
and essnnirfely eared. A thousand
thanks io Cutirlna cannot sre4k
Goo h.el4.y of the CfiirfFa lirnic,iies.
John Roach. NithHondale,. Ross
c., 0ii8, July II 1905
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-11
Fn0M wEnNEspAYs nAILY

= II smlth president ofthe ahmi
kank s Trust company, is iu Niata
iof over sunday
There aas 80 meeting % tie Com
mefeial club iast night. a quorum fail.
iHH 20 turn out Tie bad weather
vas doubtless responsible foF tle POOR
afiendaucs
Res l. Cook rector uf the Epls.
caF church az MeAiesteI viii
presses Ai s. iohus ehurch ln This
cts tomorroa Instead q the rector
ies /, y Baldwin
Re J A. 8mY las arrived from
Gainesville Texas and sili tomorrow
ass8ne bis duties Is pastor II tls
Presbyterian church lie will pgearh
hoth morning and evening
Tie hour l0f evening rhueh ar,.
less sill be Changed tam0ryuw even.
ine ID an the ehurghss During ths
summef the tour fof Intervening ssr.
vice has been o'clocs from nos ou IL
VII - 1l1
The Chisitai0 vas mislniolm II a.
% tie action q tie seeaud Wand Re.
publican caucus THURSDAY night TIE
peliet oi lnslFactine tfe delegates
Vas talked okvf. hnt - Instructions
were sdoplssi. aHe tie delegates are
free = vote fef shom trey ulll
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-11
4 most wogshy Arilels

When an article las been eh the
market iqf tean and gains friends
eFefg year i Is safe - call thls medl.
elue Is NofthF one such h lalIari'.
il0fehOuud Syrup Il pnsltlfelF cores
coughs aud al pulmonary diseases
lne % TIE best kuoNn merchants IN
Mobile AlA says For aye yeafs nv
family has uat heeu lHaahiad Nith the
winter coughs and oaes this g. Iisl.
lafd iioWaomt syrup s kuuN II
'ass s1yel mf children from manF s.ce
SPELLS said bf Peoples nrnf
Store
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-11

Fred $ Walker d Alton Nas here
tosiAy Ga business
Louis Fnnlf a iAfmer iiom near
wlmeF, n ln.tae city tpiat
Mia Il Belieri.as returned iNm
visit uith friends 10 Kansas Clty
J. A Lefofcs vas called a. Colofadu
last night Is the serious Illness q hls
son John
Mn Luman Parker ard Miss Lou.
ise Han have returned from pleasant
visit iu 81 Louis
az Rhede once deputy marshal
At sailhaW IS ia gis elif tpia4 haf-
inE his accounts audited
Wit n byrd ana Florence Daniels
wsre appointed noiasics public Ia
court t.is memlng by Judge AGul
; marriage llcsnse sas issued ycs.
tsfaaY sftsfnuonto Elmsf X. Cunning
han and Als eallle pmfhsr baih of
Ninlta
Nis George ilAfhaash and ol1iaftn
= Ava. are guests ag ere hoasa ~
NJ aud Mrs " 3 Sulsg, an ti.e
cas- side
Gillespie Tie pfomQtef 81 tie
fauef ROAD fo ths southeast. has sir.
"A tlat ~ aiIl be ia Nlnila Monday
and sauts q meet tie milnad cam.
mHfee uief
Prank q Bran fa slecti0n eommis
s.aasf Is ia ths tity today fmm hh
haWo near Eina Kan Ne las his
llsf 81 eleesinu pvelnefa and UHseah
agaa reads e pahllsA
uF 81 a las IS up ffam nle eaD.n
telag Tie assior IS elfulatiaf al8lt
anaag lbs Hapub.icans booming g.
Olson f1f tie Republican nomination
taf constitutional delegate
"Wednesday night tie Golden Eagle
Republican club vas ofganHksd b.
Tie nsgfoss y 'foeHsllip 2,.ls TIE
cinh starts sifh g. mamhen There
are e col0el voters lu tie fosnsflp
Tie auditorium company yesterday
lst tie contract faf fhe excavation
aud eonorete sark e. T n 0enaen.
tAli q This eitf " Il Tarmat hos
been chosen superintendent af con.
stfuetiou snd be- IS ia Joplin today
placing the order fof the structural
iron W0rk
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-11
Iuuus Caesar

vas q mas 81 nnffe UHl sickness left
Il mark and De- barsre aged uafufe
ITS time slekness Is often caused hy
torpid liver Hefnlue Will regulate
xnaf liver and give fuu health Mrs
Carrie Austin. liolleu. kansas sfltss
consider liafhlne tic hasl medl
ere / ever haani - am never
without 1t sold - Peoples Drug
Store
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-11

fo0fet nahf Is restless. cant sIsen
ai night sent eat. cries spasmaiicai.
i 4 bottle ~ White Cream Nef.
mlfafo never fails q cure. Efarf
mother should give hef habg White !
cream NefmiiuFe So NAM TIMES
when itt hahf N pAif and iretfai. the
Meahef does Hai kWae what as eln. "A
baitle W tits medicine w6ud Nflne
cHi9f @ hts eaeess aud laughter rs
us efes Give 10 4 trial sald he
Peoples Drug Store
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-11

neminess Ffss ~ tass aae slsssF
II y0u uiil tel is tbs n0ni@r and
klnd ~ llss stock Youf papa wsll sllip
thss year. You'il gef 2 mics ~ O dom.
Inoes
RICE BROTHERS
Commission Merchants, kaasAs cts
Stock Yards
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-11

an iu communication Nlth a larqe
number q farmers AMI business men
wiia want e lucate i'd fhe Cherokee
nation Anyone WHO has afm lands
Or cts property 70 sell 0f farm lands
. lease from one % gee fnafs should
- z with John = Psle. mom :
leader building 2si dxsa
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-11
WASTING STRENGTH

Women who suffer from unnecessary. dslereeable,
painful weakening. female complaints. viii fnd that
Wine Of Cafdu is / safe and pleasant remedy i1- an
their us. taes dfeety upon an the delicate. infamed
tissues purifying the blood throwing of the caggng
matter and relieving female disorders such as irregular
seanty protuse, painful catamena rrolapse. ete.
Also relieves headache b4eache. dizziness.
cramps, dragging pains, nervousness rriab.lp ets
i you need advice write us a letter. telling is Am
your symptoms. We will send free advice lin plain
sealed envelopc) Address Ladies Advisory Dent.
The Chattanooga Medicine Co. Chattanooga. Tenn.
ALL DRUGGISTS SELL IT IN 90 BOTTLES
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-11
100000 MOTHERS
Daily Tell Other Mother

That gat.eura ssap = Tie hest baby
snap IA lic world for cleansing sad
purifying .Aa an. bnd lhat Eutlcufa
Onlma& i uf fFrelnE valae Cor
soothing and hal.Hw itching tnrtVr~
inf and aiMGMaH uNiNns A Aa.nEle
application 81 tuarNt Ointment pre-.
Cdai IS 8 afm bath vita lunmra
sap affe lnsnat fiAel. ana feiftahiug
fieap o. aAn.tnfiaeed babies, afsd gost
ff ugad mothers bafhe ihe af-
9 tei pafh vlW BOT water and Cuil-
elm Soap. 90 Clease tbs sHfiacg Il
frut aaA air Ha eafien she fhiek-
taal euttles dry wifhoai hard ftih-
hHg. ana apply gutlfafa Ointment
freely. 81 aiiay itching and lniamma-
ton. aad s13ihr aad hrai.
carsst sst d.asssss. - al sss - itr-afssssi
tls ~ Ifrf ssla rrlf. - fs.sa 'i'sass.
80 assss Aass. hss s kass 4siiaflsl ll=aaasa-
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-11

Are F0u troubled siih pIlesY one
application II Man. .an vii give you
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-11

Foley Kidney Cure viii cure any
case of kidney trouble THAT is not be-
yoad medical ald A y Owens
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-22
PATRICK LEAVES
DEATH HOUSE AND
IS PUT TO WORK

ossining. n. Y, Dec. 22.--Albert T. Pat
rick convicted OF the murder OF William
Marsh Rice. was officially notified yes
terday by Warden Johnson OF Sing Sing
prison Of the commutation OF his death
sentence TO imprisonment for life by Gov.
Higgins, and was taken from the death
house. where he has lived for four years
and eight months, and placed in cell in
the main prison.
After Patrick had put on his prison suit
he was conducted by the warden TO the
door and sash factory, where he will be
put TO work today.
Patrick gave to the warden a letter ad-
dressed TO Mrs Patrick. which he said
he desired to make public. The letter
states:
THE governor in committing finds In
effect my conviction illegal. and proof
OF guilt insufficient, or. In other words,
that / am presumably innocent. Doubt
OF guilt or illegality OF conviction have
always in the case OF other people been
grounds for discharge. For me 1t Is
thought proper 10 impose painful dea'a-
dation and humilating servitude.
This degradation | cannot escape, nut
! shall bear IL bravely buoyed by the be-
lief that | nave the sympathy ana sup
port Of all lovers OF justice, and by the
expectation Of my early release and vindi-
cation.
"I shall forthwith petition the incoming
governor TO right this wrong. and / be-
lieve that his knowledge OF the law, keen
judgment OF facts and love of justice and
personal courage will enable me to pre-
vail and that he will soon set me free.
MY health is good except that / am
worn out and tire very easily. but my
mind Is clear. and I have been and will
be guided only by my own judgment"
Warden Johnson said that he had no
ticed no signs OF any mental derange-
ment in Patrick He appeared to be per-
fectly normal The warden has seen Pat
rick practically every day that the latter
has been in the death house. Patrick.
he said was still the same sef-reliant and
clcar-minded man that had been original
~ received al the prison.
Principal Keeper Connaughton was of
the same opinion. and the guards who
have done duty at the death house say
that Patrick appears anything but cloud
ed I'm his mind.
These expressions were drawn out by a
report that Patrick's mind had become
unbalanced
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-22
BANK ROBBERIES.

IL would seem from statistics recently made
public that the bank burgling industry is suffer
ing decline that threatens its early and utter ex-
tinction OF course, banking institutions are still
exposed TO the depredations of dishonest employees
and unfaithful officers, but they remark
ably secure from the raids OF robbers who operate
with drills and nitroglycerine.
This immunity from loss through the exploits
of safe crackers is confined largely TO the insttu-
tions affiliated with the American Bankers associa-
tion. This association through its command of the
services of skilled and persistent detectives gives
a protection that really protects
During the past year the banks holding mem
bcrship in the association lost by the operations
of robbers only the small sum of S42I7. This is an
insignificant amount compared with the tens of
thousands that formerly made up the loot secured
by daring cracksmen in their raids.
For the same period the banks not affiliated
with the Bankers association suffered losses aggre-
eating nearly 100000 through the depredations of
safebreakers and sneak thieves.
1t would seem that professional cracksmen
have learned by costly experience the wisdom OF
not attempting TO raid banks affiliated with an
association that has in its services the keenest most
alert and most successful detectives in the country.
1t is probable also that the action of the legis-
latures of some Of the states in imposing heavier
penalties on bank robbers than were formerly
inflicted has contributed materially to discourage
and demoralize the safe-cracking industry.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-22

Democracy might become the minority party must
now, after the event, realize how baseless and
absurd was their perturbation.
1t now appears that it is the independence
league that failed to secure rank as party. Be-
cause its vote in New York and Kings counties was
not returned separately it is credited with only
1887 votes in the entire state
Indeed, none of the smaller parties made good
showing in this years election, probably because
the activity of the league resulted in reducing their
normal strength. The total vote of the Prohibition
lists was but $3.50, which was smaller than any
total since 1885 and but half the strength shown in
that year
In the case of the Socialist Labor party also
low-water mark was reached, for its candidate for
governor, who in 1902 received $500 and 1910 in
1904, was given but 1924 last November
The Socialists, who increased their vote in
1905 this year dropped to 2I75I votes in the entire
state
A curious result of the diminished strength of
the smaller parties is that Hughes, with his plu-
rahty OF $780,, has actual majority over all
other candidates OF I5,527, which is about the same
majority obtained by Higgins on plurality OF
80, 500
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-22
Want a Hearing
1itor News-Democrat:

Editor News Democrat:
We find i'm your evening issue of Dec.
81 under the heading OF Drastic
Rabies Ordinance Not to BE Passed,
that Chairman Grimwood does not think
n public hearing would be OF any advan-
tage" TT" he says, would only add TO
our troubles" Now we do not know what
their troubles are or have been. but tho
general public wants to be heard on this
matter. as it thinks this farce has been
carried on long enough by very few
men in our city, who would not allow any
man to keep a dog IL they could prevent
IL.
They have so frightened some people
that they are on verge of sickness.
They are not willing TO stop. or give the
citizens a chance 10 ask them few ques-
tions upon the subject. We have asked
the acting mayor who told US that IL
was the duty of the chairman Mr.. Grim
wood to call a public hearing.
Now as he doesn't see fit TO do so. we
will say to Mr.. Reynolds that we have
seen men who are well posted on this
matter. and who are able to be mayor or
this city, who tell US IL is not only the
duty Of the mayor but that when called
upon by a number of citizens OF our city,
he must do SO. We could fill a column of
your paper with names OF citizens who
wish il II required. who we are acting for.
THOMAS NJ. ALDRICH.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-22
BOUGHT TITLE AND MISERY.

Whether they sympathize with her view
with unconcern and indifference the miserable fail
ure of her married life, Americans generally will be
gratifed by the decision of the French courts which
relieves Anna Gould from personal liability for the
heavy debts contracted by her former husband,
Count Castellane.
By this Judgment she is freed from the claims
of the usurous money lenders, and the commercial
sharks at whose mercy, TO the extent that he could
do So her caddish and snobbish husband placed
her fortune. With the money her father extorted
from the American people by scandalous financial
jugglery and chcane, Anna Gould bought an empty
and cutlawed French title and marital misery
The remnant of her fortune is saved to her by
the judgment of the courts. Possibly it may serve
to in some measure soften the sufferngs that have
come upon her the not at all surprising result OF
a foolish nfatuaton for foreign title
In some respects her case is similar TO that of
the Duchess of Marlborough, but in others it is
very different. Consuelo Va derbilt in return for
title restored the depleted fortunes of the house
of Marlborough. Her married life appears to have
been quite as dismal faiur, as was that of Anna
Gould and sac is now estrargcI an,, separated en-
tirely from her husband,
However she retains the title OF duchess which
her millions bought, while her sister in misery and
misfortune is now known 10 the world as Madame
Gould.
These two instances should serve as a warning
TO Americas rich young women TO trown upon the
addresses of titled fortune hunters, but they will
probably exert no influence those who foolishly
regard bauble coronet as the crowning glory OF
true womanhood.