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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-24
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-24
rnoM THURSDAYS DAILY
+ II wsta is in Alton today


sank wade vas IL Parsons yestsr.
day.
Miss Nina Harrison returned last
night from ChelseA.
no Hand va ID the rlty frcm
Alton thia morning
Miss Anna Byrd came down from
falgland today ioF ; wall.
K. Taylof and WIN Cunningham
a 70 KsssllA this morning
Claude sholton vent % centnlla
thls morning on the mali hack.
Tlenry Ralnes ard "a NewhAm
drove 10 Albls today al buslness
NJ ard Mrs. q J. Martin leaveto.
day for two weeks slsll IN iewa.
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IsAnk IL welcl i III tie el9y tolay
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ana 4. W MARKS went Il Tulsa today
Jos Hunt and Ilm Lefofce ARE
tgAnacting business near cenirAila
today
NJ and Mrs llsnrg Damefon fe.
tomed io tbslr home 10 Joplin iasf
evening
Nj Charles coodpasiafc has gone
To- .fingac.d. Ne fof a Wait with
maihsr Ms oAmmou
picture % South Wilson street
alth tllc soikmrn engaged ln paving
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family and Nf and Nfs II NJ Eea
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-24

Mr and Nrs + S = Amos left
this morning fof shawnee. Okla
Wheo Mr Amos I'll attend TIE meet
ine 0f the Oklahama aul Indian Ter.
fstofy Press associations a prup0si.
tlou % amalgamate tie tao assocla.
tions vii pfolahif bs carried
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-13
Build to Liberty Lake.

Y Right of way has been secured and
the contract let for the Liberty lake
extension of the Occur d'Alene &
Spokane Railway company. The line
will run from Greenacres, on the
main line, to Liberty lake, distance
of about two miles.
Grant Smith & Company have se-
cured the contract and will begin
work in the near future. 1t is plan
ned to have the line in operation by
next spring when the outing season
opens. Two regular through trains
wall be run during the summer to
accommodate the excursion business,
and during the winter months, a
short line car will be run connecting
With the through trains to Occur d.
Alene. Terminal property has been
secured at the lake.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-13
New Dock.

Mr.. Henry Krotzer has purchased
recently through the firm of j.
Boughton i Company so feet of lake
frontage, from the Sherman Park
company at cost of $1,000. Mr..
Krotzer is now busy getting out nee
essary piling and lumber for the
building of dock, to extend into
the lake a distance of 1000 feet.
This adds to Sherman park an i'm
provement not to be overlooked. 1t
will furnish Accommodations to all
owning boats in Sherman park. The
people who were wise enough TO in
vest in Sherman park are somewhat
to be envied. There is certainly no
more convenient or prettier spot IN
this city for q residence than in Sher-
man park, in fact none as good.
The convenience to and attractivness
of water itself more than makes W
/ for the very best features you cal
drt N up for the very best location
j. Boughton L Company report thai
/ they have few good bargains in thii
property left 1t would be we'll L
see them before making a selection.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-13

The Literature departm emit Of the
Woman's club held q meeting yester-
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
v. w. Sander, and q pleasant session
was enjoyed. Washington irving was
the topic under discussion and q bio
graphical sketch Of his literary life
was given. Among his other works,
was read, rip Van Wrinkle, - MEL
rose Abby" At the conclusion Of
the session, refreshments we're served
and a social chat was INDUCED in.
The department. will meet in two
weeks With Mrs. Keefe.
NJ. E. Buck and family, of Mont,
are spending few~days in the city
visiting j. Hill of Hill & Knapp, pro-
prietors of the Silver Grill bar, and
family. Mr.. Buck is brother Of
Mr.. Hills wife and is superintendent
of the Madison power plant, of Mon
tana, which furnishes power for light.
ing and manufacturing for Butte,
Bozeman, Anaconda, and other cities
in the state. Mr.. Buck is very favor.
ably impressed with our city and
may return later and locate.
DIR. U. G. Marsh who has treating
rooms at the Antler hotel will secure
Office rooms about Nov. LIST and re.
main here permanently DIR. Marsh
came here By request Of some who
wanted osteopathic treatments and
thinks it will be good place to
practice, as the people of Cceur a.
Alene will want osteopathic treat.
ment as they do in every other place
His work speaks for itself. For the
present he will be here Tuesday
Wednesday and Saturdays of eacl
week.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-13
Evangelist Mentings.

The evangelistic services held last
evening at the Baptist church, by
Rev. Ray Palmer and Rev. Davis,
were interesting and largely attend
ed. DR.. Palmer had chosen for his
subject, 1.-The objectionable Sin"
and his discourse was brilliant and
enthusiastic. Rev. Davis rendered
in his pleasing manner the sacred So
10. ''The Knock of the Nail Pierced
Hand. /"
A large amount of interest is being
shown by the attendance at these
meetings, and on Sunday there will
be mass meeting at the Auditorium.
The services at this meeting will be
under the direction of DIR. Palmer,
and will commence at three O'Clock.
A short program has been arranged
and the public is most cordially in
vited to attend. The subject chosen
is THE White Life.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-13
NJ IDAHO BARKEKs
Transact Business and Enjoy
Excursion

This morning the Bankers called
their session shortly after ten
o'clock when the following members
were elected to the executive commit-
tee: Ex offiicio members, A. b.
Moss, vice president, First National
bank, Payette; A. X. Steunenberg,
secretary, Caldwell Banking & Trust
company, Caldwell; NJ. B, Gwinn /,
treasurer, Glenns Ferry bank, Gelnns
Ferry; and F. w. Kettenbaugh, Ida
no Trust company, Lewiston. Mem.
bers Of the regular executive commit
tee as elected, are: G. W. Stanrod,
Pocatello; j. E. Clinton, Jr., Boise I;
E. NJ. Shelly, Weiser; ID. E. Thomas,
Lewiston; c. H. Patten, Mocsow
Boyd Hamilton, Occur d'Alene; F.
r. johnson, Wallace.
At this session a paper was read
by Edward ShainEald, president First
National bank, Weiser, on the ida.
no Bankers association. This pap,
er was interesting to say the least,
and was also instructive, telling Of
the methods used and the object-D
i the association. Frank G.. Mock
J president Of bank Of Nampa, Nampa
read an interesting paper on Ante
Over Business matters were dis
+ cussed at this session.
This afternoon was given TO plea
sure, and the bankers and thei
wives, as we'll as a number of tn,
members of the Commercial club, &C
companied by their wives, enjoyed al
excursion ride on the steamer Idaho
of the Red Clolar line, to Harrison
leaving the city at las and return
ing at . 80 O'Clock. The visitors en-
ioyed the ride and the scenery, an,
were highly pleased with the trip.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-13
Crushed by Land Slide.

Standpoint, Idaho, Oct. 13.-Sol
Monico, an Italian, was crushed be-
meath several tons of earth at Coco
lalla yesterday afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
He was working with steam shovel
gang and was directly beneath a very
high embankment. As soon as the
engineer of the work train saw what
occurred he secured the assistance OF
about so Italinas to dig him ont. II
required a half hours work. They
recovered the body but life was ex-
tinct. The body was brought to
Standpoint and is being held here
awaiting word from relatives. About
Is wires Of the Northern Pacific were
broken in two and as a result the
Northern Pacific trains on the divi'
sion are running without orders
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-13

DR.. Ray Palmer. the Portland
evangelist, win preach Sunday g the
Baptist church Theme At TIA m
''The wealth Of All worlds'' Even
ing theme: els the Bible . Pack 81
Lies!" DR.. Palmer will address the
Sunday school At 10 .. N. on THE
Drummer Boy Of Gettysburg. " At
three p. m. be will address . great
mass meeting ut the Auditorium, ON
The White Life. +"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-13
HaY and Grain.

Phone your orders to the Brown
Table Supply company, for the best
groceries, -four, vegetables and fruit.
The BROWNS. Phone 162.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-13
Wanted.

Telephone operators, experienced
or inexperienced. Bell Office.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-02-23

er and more prehensive study
Of the disease, its bearing on
climatic changes, the influences
OF unsanitary surroundings low
ering the tone of vital resis.I
tance, the multiplying and ener-
waiting factors Of home life, close
quarters, defective ventilation,
overheated apartments, dust
laden rooms, the absence of
sufficient sunlight and all other
conditions favoring the luxurious
and cuddling processes Of adj
vancing civilization. Asa CON
sequence the Investigations are
being extended to include soils.
inadequate drainage, whit err
foods and their bearing on ade
8quate nutrition, and last, but.
not least, the normal resistance
|of the Would-be healthy body.
against sudden changes in tenn
Iperature. Thus the inquiry is
being given scope commensur-
ate With Its portance, which
lis freely recognized as a conse
quence Of the widespread preva
lence of the disease, its constant
|visitations, its high mortality,
and it still mysterious propagat
ling tendencies.
OF course the accumulation of
facts from all sources will even
tually help in the formation Of
definite and legitimate. conclu
|sions, and PROFESSIONALLY in the
end the medical profession will
give the same mastery over the
disease which it has in respect to
most other bodily ailments that
are common to mankind. And
meanwhile the prospective vic
tim must do the best he can to
resist the supposed evil infu
fences against him always re
Numbering that an ounce Of pre-
vention is better than a pound
iof cure. With the limited
knowledge Of the cause Of the
i disease how his only resource
| at present is in his individual
vital resistance and the mrin
tenance Of his bodily health to
1.-THE highest point by avoidance
lof all known contributing debili
ltating influences. The most
lskilled medical practitioner can
give him no better advice, for as
a matter Of fact, he knows. but
little more about the disease
than the average layman.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-02-23
The Causes of
Pm uflloflia


Many leading physicians are
becoming deeply interested in
the efforts being made to gain
a more intimate knowledge Of
the true and exact causes Of
pneumonia, a disease whose In
|creasing ravage make it a mat
ter of concern to che entire
world. In spite Of the endeavors5
of medical prac TONERS and health
boards. the death rate as a re-
suit Of pne monia continues to
steadily advance, until in most
of the larger cities it has become
a matter Of genuine alarm.
Recently announced statistics
for the state Of New Y ork, for
instance show that in 1905 there
were II, 157 deaths from this
disease, which was 625 greater
than the mortality in 1904, and
fully 5, 600 greater than for the
year previous. And making due.
Il allowance for increase Of popu-
Ilation during those periods, these
| figures show a most alarming
increase the Virulence Of the
Imalady and in the number Of
persons who, for some reason or
Eother are bee coming more and
more susceptible to the naorbific.
influences Of the 1fection.
In spite of the close and care
full study of this disease it is.
! freely acknoWledg Ted by experts
THAT we are still far from deter
mining all the factors which
properly reconcile cause with
Ieffect. hile the nicrobe theory
| lis now generally accepted. and
Iexplains some of the features Of
the disease, lit nevertheless
leaves much TO be vet learned.
Rapid ding epid emics must.
lof necessity have some other ok
plantations chan the mere limited
transfer of an injecting agent
from one individual to another
Especially 80 when the microbeS
I is apt to lie dormant in the
Threats Of healthy persons for
variable periods and then sud-
denly attack them ilnaWares.
But this is an age Of microbes &
land almost anything can be
made to fita pet theory This
is no disparag ing reflection on
,lbact ogy ais such. or should
lit detract from the brilliant
Itriurnphs OF this new Science iii
Iother directions. (1nly iii the III G
Stance OF pneumonia we must
admit that it has its limits OF
plication.
Statisticians are beginning to
recognize this fact iii their Wid
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-02-23
sR0a0HaeeaeaoRoueae
TN BRI


Nv. Grary Of Crazy was ia i
the city on business Tuesday.
Peter Sandlie of Lakota was II
business visitor early i'll the.
week.
See Chamberlin for loan Oh ,l
#l Farm u land. Easy terms. Lowest
rate.
Silver Serumgard went to Rug
by Friday Of last week on legal
business s#
First National Bank loans money
not only on far1ns. but on good city
property, as well
Father Jerome of TT. Tottenl
was citing business in the
city on Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmond Burke
AsOf Garske. We're in the! city on
business Saturday.
Best insurance companies in the
world. 3 Il. Routier, agent,
First National Banls
Charles Grow, the hustling
Minot clothier, was in Devils
Lake calling on friends Tuesday.
Feed Mil. n eed ground on
uesdays and Saturda Rates
reasonabl L. \. II. Reed, Sweet
water. ss35
The greatest aggregation of
Men Who IISno are having
their tonsorial work done at
Richardson's 3ssl#
Carl j. Arneson who lives at
Doyon came up to pay his taxes
and attend to other business
matters, Tues day.
Only 81 for a years reading
at the Public Z library. Rooms
over the New York Cash store;
open W ednesday ard Saturday.
]. D. Lanin, sup erintend ent Of
the Farmers ilway, one of
/ the best kno abroad men in
\ the state, was at Grand Forks
Saturday night and attende ed the
meeting of the Ellxs. "A num-
Der Of Rolla persons were initi-
ated. 3.,
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-02-23

Frank Stanley, county auditor
OF ToWner county, was down
from Cando Tuesday to attend
the dancing party given at Odd
Fell lows hal. 3
The Grand Forks Weekly
Times and this paper for the
price Of this paper alone. A.
Call at this Office and get
particulars.
Ihos. 3. Burke, proprietor Of.
the Antlers hotel Grand Forks
made this city a business visit
last week, during which he was
a calle at this Office Saturday.
Those shines at Richardson's
makes one stepli lightly. Black
Well guess yes. Tan, Ok
Blood or any color you want to
suit those Two Little Shoes
When in Grand Forks stop
AT fhe AntIers Hotel. Strictly
European. Thomas e. Burke,
Proprietor ~ ....3 a \
Leonard Scharf, who is study
ing butter making at the Agri-
cultural college at Fargo, was in
the city the latter part Of the
past week attending to some
legal business. M
il does not make any differ
ence what special line Of work
you are interested in; you can
/ get the true, positive, ffunda-
mental principles, from every
shine you get at Richardson s.
Sunlightis a great Germ des-
troyer, but il you want the real
thing take a hot medicated bath
lat Richard son s. Open all the
time week days; Sunday 8 to IL.
|255cents. Rub if you want it,
Wanted. Distric managers
Ito post5signs. advertise and dis
| Tribute samples. Salary SIS
weekly, So per day for expenses.
State age and present employ.
Inents Ideal Shear company, 8 g 6
Randol ph sire Jet, Chicago
1T is surprising how little
many Of the well posted people
| of the U. S. know about bath,
ling. Ifs you want the best
bath in the world get one Of
Those hot medicated at Richard.
son s. Open Sunday mornings
I8 to IL ], week days Z a. m. to 6
p. m. Rub if you want it. ..5s
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-02-23
Infer-Oeean Devils Lake, North Dakota February 81 1905

When i'm Grand Forks Stop
al sfhc Anflers Hotel. Strictly
European. Thomas E. Burke,
Proprietor.
We sedentary Americans
must take to the bath or 90 to-.
the wall. Now is the time to.
decide which, il it's the bath
those hot medicated at Richard
sons are the best. 3.#.5
Taken Up. Two yearling red
steers taken up last fall. Owner
may have same by proving pro-
iperty and paying charges. Call
on either
Peter or Dan Regain.
At the card party given at M.
|W A. hall Monday evening Of
last week, there were over one
hundred persons present. Peter
~ Kersten won the head prize
| for gentlemen and Mrs. Seward
for ladies. &
One Of the largest real estate
transactions for many months
was consurnmated last Tuesday
in the sale by M. Fl. Brennan to
Angelica Bell and Albert III. Bell
of the two story brick block next
south of the city hall and occu.
lpied by the Bell drug store and
Mrs. Garvey, millinery. The
ground is the south % feet Of
lots 10, Ill, and IL Of block III.
Consid eration $14, 800.
"A man came in the other day,
with what he thought was a
cc11undrum: Why is a news,
paper like a woman ~ The
various answers were: Because
lit to have some one to run
lit. Because. both have to be
known to be appre ciated. BE
cause both are good advertising
ediums. Because Exchanges
Its dress. The correct answer
jis: Because every man should
have one Of his own, and not be
running after his neighbours.
The squerade ball given BY
the odmenEa Royal Neigh
3borsi at Odd Fellows hall We'd.
/ nesday evening oflast week was
"a great success in every way and
was largely attended, Prete' s
orchestra furnishing very good
music. The costumes were pretty
: and costly. Mr.. MeIlln, won. the
Igentlemen's head prize. He re-
/ presented Uncle Sam. w. K.
INimmo took first honors for the
connical costumes. Miss Nc
/ Quarrie carried off the ladies'
i head prize as a gypsy maiden
land Mrs. Rhod bach as a ne
Igress, took the ladies' prize fol
comical costumes. N Il
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-25
NEW YoRK,s MURDER MYSTERY
First Arrest Made Last Night--Two
 Men in Custody.

New York, Sept. 24.-The first arrests growing out of the police investigation of the murder of the man whose dis nembered body was found wrapped in burlap in an excavation near West Thirty-sixth street yesterday were made tonight, when two men were taken into custody as suspicious per- sons and later closely questioned at a police station. While their examination was going on detectives searched the rooms occupied by the men at 139 Eighth avenue.
 The prisoners were John Rondakex aged twenty-five years, and George Co., penake, twenty years old.
 The search for the missing head, from which it is hoped the identity of the murdered man may be established, and for the undiscovered thigh continued to-day.
 One of the victims thighs was found to-day in a freight car, where it had been concealed after being bound ill burlap. A butcher knife, with which the murder and subsequent mutilation is supposed to have been done, was also found
 Late tonight nothing tangible as to the identity of the murderers had de- veloped.
 Luigi Ottone, who was reported miss ing from his home on West Fortieth street. and who was thought possibly to have been the victim, was located to-day in hospital in New Jersey.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-25
NJ GRoES KILL POLICE.
Further Race Crimes in Atlanta-Troops
 Pursuing Into Woods.

Atlanta. Ga, Sept. 24-Three mounted county policemen, who, with others, were riding along their beat in South Atlanta, near Clark university, q well- known negro college, were ambushed from an alley tonight, with the result that Policeman Heard and another off, cer were killed and the third officer was fatally shot. Still another officer Is re- ported missing A squad of milittamen, with the police, are pursuing the ne- groes into the woods. The casualties on the other side are not known.
 At Howell's Station, three miles west of the center of the city, the railroad operator has been killed, and another man in the same officer either has been killed or wounded by negroes.
 The city marshal of Edgewood was shot, but not seriously hurt, while try ing to arrest negro late to-day
 Other rumors of killing lack confrma- tion.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-25
Shipping News.

New York, Sept. 24-Arrived:. Steam- CTS Prinz Adalbert, Genoa and Naples; Georgia, Liverpool.
 sagres. Sept. 22.-Passed. Steamer Lombardia, New York for Naples and Genoa.
 Lizard, Sept. 24, S:2O a. m-Passed: Steamer La Bretagne, New York for Havre.
 Havre. Sept. 2o.--Arrived: Steamer Hudson, New York
 Christiansand, Sept. 2S, a. m.-Ar- rived: Steamer Oscar IT., New York for
 Bremen. Sept 28. ? ?. m.-Arrfved. Steamer Friedrich der Crosse, New York via Cherbourg Batavia, New York
 Hamburg. Sept. 22.-Arrived; Steamer Kaiserin Auguste Victoria, New York via Plymouth and Cherbourg.
 Naples Sept. g. a. m-Arrfved. Steamer Moltke, New York for Genoa
 Dover, Sept, 24 D. m.-&rrived: Steamer Kroonland, New York for Ant Nerp (and proceeded).