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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-08-22
A Nice Present.

Mr.. Robert Rifle. of Flat Rock,
and DR.. L. F. Campbell, of this
oity. each have our thanks for a
generouss and useful gift last
week. The former basket of fine
and exoeedingnly large white rose
potatoes, and the latter for a basket
of the finest tomatoes We have seen
this season. Again accept our
thanks for your kind remmhranoe
Eohols' Concentrated Iron and
Alum Water at Van Gilder's. Call
md get a circular if interested.
Seems to be good thing.
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Labor pay Celebration.

Don't forget the Big Labor Day
Celebration at Point Pleasant,
Monday, Sept. 3rd. Fine bands,
Large Street Parade. Speeches,
Races. Everything freel Come
and bring the family you won't
regret it.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-08-22
Moved.

1 have moved my dental Office
from the Barbee building to the
Mutual Reality 90. building above
The Spencer Hotel building, and
occupying the two upper front
rooms. Will be pleased to receive
my friends
F.V. BUTCHER, Dentist.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-08-22

The CITY council has passed an
ordinance forbidding the splitting
on the sidewalks. Anyone vioIat
ing the ordinence is subject to ar
rest and fine. There is also an or
dinanoe prohibiting the throwing
of trash in the streets.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-08-22
SHOP
SAIlE'

Almost two months yet of
Summer Weather. Plenty
of time to buy and get good
service out of Summer ma
terials.
The conditions of trade
and merchandising are such
that we are compelled to
lay in our fall stocks early.
Our buyers are now busily
engaged making selections
for fall stocks. Some lines
of Dress Materials are al
ready arriving.
We must take the space.
1t is hardly necessary to
tell you that we do not
pack these away. we put a
price On them that will
sell them.
If you do not need them
now, the price makes it
a wise investment for next
summer.
We find almost every day
some lots of merchandise
to consign to the slaughter
tables. 1t pays to visit
this store at every oppor-
tunity to see what is doing
Agents for
THE LADIES' HOME JOURNAL
PATTERNS.
The DeQIdOIt Z POOIe Co.
Gallipolis, o.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-08-22

Mr.. W L Caufman. of South
SideliEas here Friday.
Mr.. Charles Horne. of Louisville,
was here over Sunday.
Miss Hannah Levine will leave
Sunday for New York.
Mr.. j. W. Steenbergen. of BeaIe.
was in town Monday on business
Capt. W. B. Allen spent Mon
day with his mother, Mrs. S. j /.
Allen.
Mrs. DR.. Frances Petty, of Spen.
Ger. was here Sunday visiting
friends.
Captain and Mrs. L. j. William
son left the first of the week for
Syringe.
Mr.. O. K. Andrews. of Ashland.
KY, was here a few days last week
visiting friends.
Mics Daisy Prickett. of Ripley,
is here on visit to her aunt, Mrs.
j. W. Rhoades.
Hon. W. W. Thomas, of Win.
field, spent Sunday with Mr.. Robt.
Lynch and family.
Messrs. S. n. Robey. of Spencer.
ana a. L Click. OF CottagevilIe,
were here Sunday.
Mrs. George Bruestle returned
nome Saturday from a visit to rela-
tives at Middleport.
Mr. j. F. Burdett went to Ash
land, KY, Monday on business and
returned Tuesday.
Little Miss Minnie Allen has re.
turned from visit with her father
at Middleport. Ohio.
Misses Bertha and Kate Stein
baoh have returned from their va
cation at Niagara Falls.
Mrs Elmer Withee and children,
of Petersburg, are here on visit
to Will Kenny and family.
Mrs. Lille Hughes, of Columbus
is here visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Bruestle.
Mr. and Mrs. @. E Vinegar and
two children spent Sunday at
Cheshire, Ohio, with relatives.
Mrs. Efie Warren, of ReedsviIle,
Ohio. was here Sunday the guest
of Mr.. E. W. Craig and family.
Mr.. Thomas A. Moriarty. of Col
umbus. spent Sunday here with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Mortar
ty.
Misses Lizzie and Retta Miller,
left Sunday on visit to relatives
aud faiends at Cincinnati and in
Kentucky.
Messrs. George and Watts Rich-
ardson, of Charleston spent Sun
day the guest of their aunt Mrs.
Robert Lynch.
Mr.. Oscar Biern. of Hunting.
ton, is here visiting his unolee
Messrs Joe and Marcus Friedman
and families.
DR.. L. F. Roush. of Pomeroy,
and Mr. A }. Brinker, of Graham
Station. were business visitors in
orr city last Thursday.
Miss MoIlie Bryan and little
daue bter have returned from Nor
gantown where Mrs. Bryan took q
special course in music.
Mise Ruth Hall, daughter of DIR
Hall, deceased, arrived here Satur-
day and will make her home with
her aunt. Mrs. d. S Snyder.
Mr.. E. Q Mourning, of Fontsnet,
IND, was called home last week on
account of the serious sickness of
his sister, Miss Gertrude, with ty-
phoid fever.
Messrs. Griff and Homer Smith.
of The Spencer, who were eick a
few days last week and confined to
their rooms are very much better
and have about entirely recovered.
Mr. Harry B Heiner here for a
few weeks visiting his grandmother,
Mrs. George W. Tirpett and fam.
lily. returned to his home at Colum.
bus yesterday accompanied by his
cousin, Mr.. Douglass Ellison, who
will visit him for week.
Mrs George W. Tippett and
daughter, Mrs. Edith Huston, left
yesterday morning Oh several weeks
visit to her 6. n. Mr.. Fl r. TinnatT
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-08-22

The town council should provide
some place for the farmers to hitch
their b ,rses when they come to
town; why not fix up the lot at the
oity lookup, with hitohing posts
and feed boxes with a oheaply
constructed ahed over themP it
would COST the town but little, and
it would be something that the
farmers would appreciate.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-08-22

Executors N Office.
Notice is hereby given to all debtors
to Samuel Roush, deceased, that all
quired to be made with the executors
on or before October LIST, 1906. Settle
ment can be made with either of the
executors, DIR. l. F. Roush, at Pom
eroy, Ohio. or A. J. Brinker, at Ora
ham Station, West Virginia.
DR.. l.. T. ROUSH,
A. J. BRINKER,
Executors of the estate of
Samuel Roush, deceased.
aug 22-4w
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TILE SOCIAL EVENTS.

Marrisd,at Gallipolis last Friday.
Mr. Manuel Walker aud Miss BeE-
tie Hudson, of Arbuckle. this
county.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-08-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. 81. White
have sold their farm a few miles
from town, to Mr.. Isaac Plants.
Consideration 81 600. They will
move onto Mr. j. D. MoOullooh's
farm near town.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-08-22

Mr.. Michael Donovan, fireman
at the electric light plant. has re-
GENTLY had an addition erected to
his Eesids4qe ,aes9 26 9eA eql pelIus
'uoo I cum eql 10 ,1ad eAom 4ou
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-08-22

From the talk that is going
around it appears that everyone
from this neck of the woods is 60
ing to Detroit on the Z. e. Nj ex-
cursion, Saturday night.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-08-22

The Societas Club will meet with
Mrs. j. L Written. corner of Ohio
and 18th streets Thursday after
noon,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-08-22

The ladies of the M. E. Church,
S outh, will furnish an ice cream
festival on Thursday evening, Aug
%, on the parsonage lawn.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-08-22

Messrs. j. F Burdett & Co.,
shipped last week five hundred
dozen emerald gem oanteIoupes
which were raised on Mr.. Burdett's
farm.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-08-22

Hon. y. M. Hensiey, or Hartford,
was here Monday.
Mr.. o. w. Alexander is taking
in the Evans fair this week.
Mrs. Mark Shifet is spending
the week with her parents at Hen.
derson.
Miss Lucy Dunbar of Aimsville,
Ohio, is here visiting her sister,
Mrs. d. b. Henry.
Mrs. E. E. Thomas spent Satur-
day with her parents. Capt. and
Mrs. s. A. Wood at Kanauga.
Mr.. Isaac johnson, of South
Side, was in town yesterday and
made this Office pleasant call.
Mrs. Ed Yeager living near Sand
Hill, who has been quite sick for
some time with typhoid fever. is
improving.
Miss Margaret Moriarty has re-
turned from Morgantown, where
she took a special course at the
University.
Mr.. Frank ChiIders and wife. of
Winfield, here for few days visit
ing their niece, Mrs. Geo. McGufin
returned home Monday.
Mr.. Mike Moriarty. engineer on
the N. & W Ry., spent two days
here last week, with his uncle, Mr..
M. L Moriarty and family.
Mr. M. e. Tracy here for several
days visiting his wife and son who
are here visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs B franklin returned to
Wheeling Monday.
Misses Mary and Nellie Hughes,
of Ben Lon.ond, two charming
young ladies here attending che
Institute. were pleasant visitors to
our Office yesterday.
Miss Mabel Gibbons will return
the last of the week frum a visit to
her sister, Mrs. T. E. Swan at
Corey, Pa. Mrs. Swan will ao.
company her home for few weeks
visit.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Bennett near town son, Tuesday
Aug. IA.
Everybody in town welcomes
the school teachers who are here
with US during this week.
Miss Clara Varian is learning
the switch board at the Point Pleas
ant Telephone Exchange.
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Anderson
have moved from Maggie to New
ark, Ohio, where Mr.. Anderson has
gone Into business.
Take few shares in the new 10
series of the Point Pleasant Build
ing and Loan Association. which
starts Monday, Sept. 8.
The ladies of the M. E. Church,
S outh, will furnish an ice cream
festival on Thursday evening, Aug
%. on the parsonage lawn.
From the talk that is going
around it appears that everyone
from this neck of the woods is 60
ing to Detroit on the Z. e. Nj ex-
cursion, Saturday night.
Messrs. j. F Burdett & Co.,
shipped last week five hundred
dozen emerald gem oanteIoupes
which were raised on Mr.. Burdett's
farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. 81. White
have sold their farm a few miles
from town, to Mr.. Isaac Plants.
Consideration 81 600 They will
move onto Mr. j. D. MoOullooh's
farm near town.
The oity council has passed an
ordinance forbidding the splitting
on the sidewalks. Anyone vioIet
ing the ordinence is subject to ar
rest and fine. There is also an or
dinanoe prohibiting the throwing
of trash in the streets.
Take your whole family
to Gallipolis Fair, Aug. %,
%, "a.
Mr.. Michael Donovan, fireman
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Take few shares in the new 19
series of the Point Pleasant Build
ing and Loan Association. which
starts Monday, Sept. 3.
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Gallipolis Fair, August
%, %. "a.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Anderson
have moved from Maggie to New
ark, Ohio, where Mr.. Anderson has
gone Into business.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-08-22

+. V. BUTCHER. Dentist
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-08-22

Miss Clara Varian is learning
the switch board at the Point Pleas
ant Telephone Exchange.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-15
ORUMNER's CONSCIENCE
Z Was Tfae Slew ln Gett.na
nuy nat There Was
Ne uas Tor H.

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long eiih IS ilaa 81 business sais
tts Dry Taris trHmmfF but asf
fafu alil oae aHf eanf 81 ria 6f e
of lutaa Naa asksf
WEI iof lHsnee saa mstins :
Hfine Nip ihnash ilinoi in Yeaa
aeo and % certain ioan aaks9 s
nsu ~ esf tfa bll for m Ht
patd an hef n
20 m s ans
*Henet g
Rhen as sNay aa
g arbfaiI mfan' ~ n4se fhinK
tiehF the ari tire erni t ts Il
- haprtrst .aat u sifikA lts
fepu aaln srai st ueek Al thls
.lme ul fmai Voice vas accusing
ere
Bot you made il firhi 'ntf utsks
found ths maH and siste8 ne els
eamsarcc and ssl8 that ] desired te
mass r~f'ifuton. het be- nurhsa sna
replied
Yes I rsmsmhsf my dear maa hal
! folded tNa 81 ~ ans dollar tflfl
ever ap thhi saa teanted them fwies
! really gave yaa only nine esiiaFs
~ eensrisase Is sisn accused ne
sna lsts se aat sHf hsfs drink
And "a hat slis
All that eassHl shen vs 90 = /.
saloon be ofssrsa stisrf'
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-15
FOR SURVEY OF GREENLAND
Danish Explores utll Try % Maze
e Reliable Map Of outiinea
Of the Telaaa

Gresalahd 10 the largest island Il
lhs ~orld. baf ws ~ not kaoN exactly
hoe much d ox1seaz Sss Gmaca IL
area Thsrs Il q Eoag stretch Of -
narthssst coAsi that hAz a0t yet bssa
surveyed he monsY IA. been ral.ea
- eomplsts this survey About The
miaals af June uext the DAAiah 81.
nlersf Mglius RriehseH Hiil lead par.
/ y - taat re9ion q eumplg.s OR
snpwleaxs ~ ths periphery ~ dfesa
and
/ EFisaasa . vel kaowa fur To good
xork as has done b Wesi reaa'aaa
saa he important eadeuaklng nau
oaaasd to hlm Is believed % be Ia
sresllsHt hands Tas expediton VII
Be soas 80 year, aaa Is 4 ihe infass
ion . make thoroughly xeld arr
ssy
/ TIE fsriy vlD SAL - ne steamer
unmafk Eiih a aae equipment and
= persons ia iat eFeN and hcleu lh
siaH ebih w.H include. rs9lo.ss
helae hoiau.sf physician and artlst
faF i Il laienaal naaf e0ma II tie
aseHsa HiaHe ihe taaa seventy ssfase
iaas ana s0ua mota aaah far peae.
lralIas shs 0oris fas &C. conditions
el'i asFmlf sre q naf ~ the elu'p
msat
TIE leaders frs Hiaa vas to a.
aeua Ehe Resi coast. aHfaia party -
he Smith sound .naIlKss and tross ths
lulaad lae with ihem e. fhe nnknoea
-assf haf Wbsa FeafY sent norih 3
fsN months ago BE- aeeared All the hsf
men smens ibs natives Cor his north
anlsr expedition and - Erlehsen has
leeiaed % ttks his vessel straight q
the east ena8l fie i eefiRln a. nna
gnod harhas N aheat latitude Ts. II
ihe resi0n explored - sAa koldt2at
expedition and here he party vIi
srena next Finter.
L March 1907 + party of ia msa
Nith sledees ana does SIN start i0f
she extreme north mapping fhe ua.
known coast al lhsf advance The4
szneet to complete BE survey 20 =.
dependence tay ihns iainlnr helr de.
s ilasaliea ef fhe es1asl vita rtnfyss
mapping ai Independence haf auf tha
islands 70 ne norlh q Greenland 4
Il hoped that ise narF4 Wlil b. able i
return Il tAa ahip lata II she aamm
| Il Vii AT ton late. however. ta
turn Aeme lhat fear ara s. Erlsha
proposes 90 sunplamenf ths cnasf aar.
geY win Studies - IAe Interior -
eae ana i oondiflona re Adorable s.
m#x even attempt u cross ~ laiaas
rom easf - Nesf ne party Win =
lefH home n 1893
4 I I'll BE- rememhefe1 that the faE.
= Orleans ianl summer ekifief IL.
saasE q earl Greenland for abort r.
miles norih of fhe hlsheas point hith
affp reached % thai eaaai bat Is.
laHFnHy vas rapid oaa 81 hls sleam
# wilh ua opportunity fnf careful ear
rHY. The mpul aaanIsa Information II
afpuNht homo waa shns thn shores 81
liHs II the other eaazGs af Greahlans
lesnsH 70 he almasE aholly asNli,H,
r deer iAdsralIaH
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-15

Washington, Mar g when the
argument on the statehood bli was
resumed Ia the senate today there was
a good attendance 81 members, while
the galleries wefc flied. senator
BeyerldRe took % hs argument where
he left Of yesterday, dealing especially
with che atness OF Arizona Tor state
hood
senator Dubois OF Idaho spoke IN
support 81 his amendment prohibiting
polygamlsts and Mormom from yotlug
IA the pfcncsed state of Ari1Una.
senator Beyeridge was lihemlly az.
planded hen be concluded hls speech
he read j number of telegFams in
support II the statehood bill
senator Foraker made the first
speech On the ban under tie ten min.
ute rule he said that Arizona Is not
asking Tor admission. and that this IS
the arst time in American history
when an effort had been made 10 force
statehood an an unwilling territorial
constituency
Tbs debate GA the statehood blll
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-15

Dissolve eas BALI ysast esks ih .
ftte aRsf mIt oaanMh aHskNhNa,
hopf wiiH eus g8afi lukawAsm ~agef
.D make hla batter Aaa Nssat ana
alnth - sal rs fiss gsaf alshi ln
fts mafnlas aad one hair isAspsealai
soda - awastsa ani haas - naf erlf
dia A sa wheat -four mss q sda
el ehan m5zlag ihe batter aaa ne AZ
aIfon uf ass tablaapoonfui sIHHa III.
sake cakes brown ricelF ~ ihfsa
or iouf dags 8 iliile % ne iafioval
hsliff mas b used instead = feasl
stirring ln haekWhasi water aaa al'
eAth niEht lslfins riss uii marnlns
and Aatins @lda before baking Lhu
over cakes mAy bs bruksa ~ and
stirred into tbs neKi days latter il
which they alll dissolve
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-15
FACTS YOU SHOULD KNOW
some vouched Fer BY London Punch
That Are Nsw and In
tefeatlnF.

FishmonesFs never advertise ssies
ef old and eoiled sfoek
Nearly az the Inhabitants Of ne
Great Sahara are icfal absiainers
when a guinea pig attempts 70 bite
o. tail i is suftrlug from hydro
phebla
Ficklea anlona weFe introduced Into
Enalnnd ny ihe Crasahcfw
Tbs early naAsiHaians Wefe anAr.
asalnted piih the uss ot the sele
phone
q o. nt ssnefai'g known that ~
saaineuas the hamhsf og Wei days
is rear fr3m sss saa eAa saesFta e
snaf1klmatey fAa namsef ol nrs daga
Aglalls am sis % enjoy mara
Hns atf ttsH aag ether eia af tas
mtHHy
NH h ffom iAe Inside
eet h aar
ta0 tHieH fAs
Aih eaFe
h M
m
"a ere Tt'ttaH
~
fmist fna.
81 imfe sa stem of ee inser
au taa tH an3 amssesf ths
rrsaisue q she cave men
ir sf asa1 beer IS sel4
d the sar aa aaaa alf travellers Al
aaEs rfaii lhe 't visa sHhsiaa
ial beer alan leas fo support
ihsmeelye8 aa lae hamewArd Mafuay
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-15

Medical sllmafslaKg ms1Issl
sfftsr tells IS s Developing lnfe 3
ssisnet y S 81 Amerioan seIsaee
faF Il 81 ln Anefa ehsfe tha mans
tYnes uf mfn HEs aal e their natural
habitat fhat fhs Hatst of SEEKING s
shaHee pf eiiHat as 8 general eafe al
has berono aIa#azf auiFtfaf The
Kind ~ ctaHee fsstsa 81 HaH1aIis =
coming unaefsIasa A dff aaa asaa.
iaK fllmau + 80 asaaia1 ia a. per
#aHs apA saushlae Is TOO selmaIanne
ff many whiin aamp and foN IS
& necessary faf certain HefYa n#a.
"a and perhaps Fl tlsnae AS Ha84
be. RELAXING eiimats aeia Al . aasflss
ln disease afhsafs ard Elinay
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-15
HEALTH AND BEAUTY

II yoa wish 70 90 Yoar hair verl
BmartlY. braid Il and pat Il up eorone
fashion This Is the thing for ths
fresh younE face erowaei - abundant
locks.
For tender eyes make "a Infusion o.
one haadfui Of cornd0Eers IN = pint n
hot wztsf Let Il stand one hour
Strain ana use either tepld % cold
pant cut the cuticle of any part q
the flesh around the nails Don't pollsf
the nails tna highly fhey sbBuld hAv.
only = natural gloss Dont cut thf
nails IN points bat carefully krvh
Boiling vinegar as bot - can B.
borne ta The gum and cavity of an arh
INK tooth eill allay the pain Use q bi
of absorbent cotton % PARK the i0oft
cavity and apply uutu relief is OBJ
tanned
Don't Wash the hands uflsner thar
necessary. dry them thoroughly afioi
every aashinr Don't wear stoves tha
are a sise coo small of thar fasgtn fnt
tightly This prevents free circulation
and makes The hands rea
For itching ~ lhe sk.a many aklr
doctor recommend intiaHs af bromide
~ potassium The sgrsnsth may be ar
part nf o. ssll ln 81 parts 81 water itlt
noi puiaasaas preparations ana may BE-
tried without Fear
Biting he Singer nails may - enlGf
able. baf lf has these aHaa backs q
spells tie nails. spone the aasaf tlra !.
apt q cause severe lfrssllan ~ tbi
stomach fhg small pieces e naii beinl
swallaesel. and it Is rfael sf aciee
tive breeding
Dent fold the arms ~ doing SO y0t
pail The shoulders forward. aatlen thl
chest and impair deep breathing Fold
ms the aFma across the ehesf = nAiian0
n down thai Il requires conscious ef
fort u keep the chest IN what should b,
lis natural position Aa ec0n a. yot
forEet yourself down drops lbs eaesf
salt Is e. much Of taulc for the haii
al Il Is fof The body and = meet exenlleni
dry tenie shampoo mag hs made of it
Z A coarae quality should hs slftsd so tina
uo lumps remain and ehaa scented wl'l
orris root powdered q proportion 81
two eaueas g pound af salt Silt aealf
lu mix aell and then fah Asli into th.
halF a s. the head Brush uith q lon.
bristied brush
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TO REMOVE TARTAR.
Lomon and runAes nA.y Ne ussA o..
oasansiiy - Aduit-vhsa -
Wat the Dsnfiss

lais 1spssll afislng from "a 40.
shpissoms ssamaeh. unless raaaagal
slll ssFtaangg nossn he tsaih ani
cause tksu = f4li oui ID : sset a
lea a d@ntlss reniptc "A kaf mhsn Mnl
n l0ag AsGnasas Il mAf - aAhea -
hy the We of powdered pamlse stans
and lsmne fales A oFsass 500
Eiick shtzlaakls Ia beuehss at }
trieiaE ssss fsaa any sras store. i ID.
Assi inpiez-.aat - a.s pr its removal
tap tks sli44 int ths lsEnoa Iaiaa -
tssu iato taa Hamlos and rsh over %,
sPois uaul Fsmored funles shnalt
hs nssd IA seldam spon fAs teah
knd assef uHaa ha chlidfens tsslh a
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-15
FORAKER AMENDMENT ADOPTED BY
A VOTE or ~ TO 29.
Vinlta was restored TO the b as a federal
town by practically unanimous vote on the floor
OF the
{. b. ROGERS
c. B. ROGERS

was closed promptly az ! O'clock bY
Senator neserldge and tie COMMITTEES
amendments we're first considered
The amendment increasing the ap.
preparation ior the election and con.
stitutional convention IN The propos.
ed state Of Oklahoma from sl0o 900 70
st5ago0 vas rejected, thlrty-one 70
forty
The Foraker amendment providing
Tor a separate vote 10 both Arizona
and New Mexico upon tho question
of Joint statehood vas then taken up
and adopted BY vote Il q 70 ~
senator Teller moved @ strike out
the limitations plAeesi upon the voters
ut the proposed state % Oklahoma
concerning the location q the capital
at Guthrie illlais Carried s % 81
Senator Burrows moved % striks
out the provisions for the admiSsi0hof
New Mexico and Arizona and lt was
agreed 70 By vote of 81 20 % As
this leaves hll "a admits only oklaho-
ma and ladlan Territory As one state
Bal vas then psssed.