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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-30

Bridge work on the NissIssippi Cen
tral railroad between Naschez and
Brooxhaveu II now being pushed As
rapidly n possible This road i being
constructed in 4 westerly direction
toward Natehez from Brooxhaven. and
viii continue ou It's way down TO Seraa-
ton, on the Mississippi gulf coast
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-30

The Bruokkaven Prugressive EaIcc
Is trying to induce the Illinois Central
and the Mississippi Central to unite n
the briIdLng Of union passenger ssa-
lion IN thar city.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-30

The erection of memorial % south
ern wOmanhoo. and the building Of
monuments - Confederate soidiery at
every county seat in the STATE vii b.
the most important subjects Of discus
sion az the annual reunion Of the Mis-
sissiPpi division. United Consesierate
Veterans. as Jackson on sept L and ID.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-30

People who are received By the
rope must appear In fuli evening
dress. although the hour is usually AZ
IL O'Clock in the morning TIE outer
cffce looks Ike that Of q good New
York lawyer A pleasant young sec
retary In secular zaSb meets the Wis
ft0rs. All Is very single. not in the
least a=eEnspirfnx- Visitors nrass
krceI and kiss the popes hand
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-30

Fannie Yates shot ard killed her hus-
band. VIII Yates on she public road
claims they we're Sighting for orposses-i0n
-sf the weapou- when II exploded Both
husband and wife were under charge OF
running = blind TIGER
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-30

"An ordnance to prohibit the u-e of
abusive, insulting or prUfans language
over the telepsons- has been enacted
by the municipal coGn-il Of GreenviIle.
AMI the party who violates is pro-
visions nay be fined sl0o and given
ninety days IN jail
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-30

Perry county. which Is in the center
Of the long leaf yellow pine belt. vas
assessed At = s.00.Geo last year This
year the assessment has been jumped
~ nearly $1,000, ,Osb}.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-30

The lumber manufacturers IN South
Mississippi are kicking because Of the
Increased assessment OF pine timber
lands. The oxners eonten1 that the
lands shoald not b.e ASSESSED at exceed
ing 3 20 sl0 Per Here The general
AVERAGE fxed BY assessors i frOaz sI5
en- AIS 49, ...-..
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-30

Governor yardauan refused TO grant
4 charter to negro organization xnoxn
4s the Mississippi branch Of the Brosh-
srs and Sisters of Purity
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-30

the danger oy cur
ing the kidneys With
Deans Kidney Pills
J. A Haywood. n
well known resident
Of Lufkf1- Tex
szys- I vrenched
ny back working in
q sawnfu. was laid
up sir weeks, 1ad
from that time had
~n1. r. - k1-k
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-30

The board Of supervisors Of lafayette
county appropriated 81 80 for the Con
federate monument 10 be placed in the
courthouse yard AZ Oxford The Vet
Grams and Sons OF Veterans will raise
s3.0o0. making the monument cast
4. 800.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-30
HANG RED FLAG


s. PetsrsbEr<--IE i reported that
nexs reached "a Petersburg today that
s~ensy-oae men beIongiug 10 the bat
EEeship P2nEeleinon- fornerty the Eniaz
Posemksne. On xhirh zsriny o.z-urrei
lasz year seized = cutter ard landed On
Bernzan Island. where Lieut. Schmirr.
the nHtinesr. vas executed. azd plant
I'd n rsd Tag there
Meetings Of seamsn h.elongiug To the
Black sea teet arr said 10 have been
held n various places and reinforce-
meas ~ troops ARE reported to have
bee- seat TO Osiss-a and Sebass0psi-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-30

Louisville. Ky ~ Clarence
Sturgeon. who killed three men On
account OF Daisy Jackson. aged is. an
ncunced- wac. told Of the girls sui
eide. that he would starve himself to
death
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-30

The Old ex-slavs pension racket is
being revzmpedNud worked over again,
this time in Franklin and Amite coun-
ties, and number Of ne-rOss hare
h.az~7 vfs.rfr1irex1
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-30
DY Ma MlTED
soNs THROWN ~ RUSSIAN rsr
hIsR sToLvPtN-s RESI-
DEscE-
PREMIER NOT INJURED
Exrfcsive IL Tcssed Ireo Q 1oe-- cur>
sns 7ecepticr-Thirsy-re
Were Killed ard Mary
Wour1ed

ST. Peterxbzr-- While q
reception was in progress at the reJ-
idencs Of NJ Srolyptn. premier Of REs-
sta. a bomb was thrown into a room
crowded with guests
. room crowded with guests
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-30

The QU1slrsnnial enumeration of the
children os A-swndes comfy shows
total Of tIS-- sdaesbls children A.
lgai1ss l.--S in Iscs, az increase u
l.5I1
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-30

es- PetersbuEg- = Cen Mn,
commander OF the Seminovsksy guard
regiment VINO suppressed the riots At
MOSCOW last Dscsuser. was sssa<
sinated Al Psterhof Sunday night
Gen Min vas ar the railway statio,
When he was killed
The deed was committed By q youns
girl. who fired i've shots from a re-
volver. into bis back killing him IN
s-anfly
Madame Min seized tie assassin By
the hsrd and he'll ker until the police
arrived
Aftsr her arrest. the girl showed the
rolice bomb lying IN the station. tell
ing them 10 beware
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-30

AN~IA1lAA-- NAAN
has not recovered from the shock OF
the bomb throwing at the official res
idenee of Premier StoIypia. IN xhsch
= people. not including the four Gun
sptrators. were instantly killed. art
Elany others Wounded The gr-rzEer's
injuries were not serious. bur his sou
was seriouly hurt His daughter. at
nrst reported dead. still fingers. al
though she can scarcely recover. as
both her legs wese 50 badly shattered
that ampuration was found necessary.
An orneisI Account
An official account Of the affair has
been given out Il says a carriage
containing four persons. two dressed
In civilian clothes. and two In foreign
military uniforms. drew up at Premier
StOlypin's ralacs- The men entered
the alte-chamber. one Of them holding
his henlet In ais hand as though con
eealing 4 bomb. witch aecideat.IIy
fell in the ante-chalber
Gen Zameartn vas instantly killed.
and NJ Noruf1. \ court chamberlain
Who was attending the prsufer's Of
ccial reception was decapitated- while
all the other persons In the aatech.m-
Der. Including the three men accom-
paryfnx the Individual Who carried the
bonb. we're killed The legs Of NJ
SrolyFin's daughter. the official ac-
count adds. were so severely injured
that they had to be arpurafet- HIS
sou had a leg broken Prince Sha-
ehovskot. who xas IN en Apartment
adjoining the anteehamber. vas in
i1ree- The coaehnar Of the carriage
vhieh brought the ,erruri<ts TO the
villa vas killed azd the vehicle was
destroyed but the horses were not
much injured In all 3 people were
killed
Tn. Palace wss Wrecked
TIE ralaee cccapf-d bE Premier
StosyTsl vas crowded vita y1-sts.
among then many officers Of the gov
srrEsnr dl<tas-ef-i TO tha revolution
arv efenszr- The rzl1cs wss wrecked.
and IRE broke out. but x~s suppressed
oy cr-nen-
One account says that the four meu
beng deaied admission TO the presence
Of the premier ore of them hurled the
bomb against the partition sal
Four of the injured have since eied-
making the total number OF d~ad r.
E-reror 10 sessypin-
The Telegram seat BY Emperor
Nicholas 10 NJ St0sypin after the ex-
plosicl was as follows
I can not dnd words to express my
Indignation I hose with al my heart
that the health Of your .gZ. and dauza-
Ter viii soon Dc restored. and likewise
that OF the cthe- persons injured
Threat From Social ReseIueienlsts-
Ths central committee of the social
revOlutionists has drawn up rrocla-
nation. which declares that unless the
government alters its policy. saeh acts
as the attempt On the life Of Premier
Srolypin will be pursued to the ut
most. and government representatives
viii be killed By hundreds
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-30

Dallas Tex--RepSrrs from 5s5 eor-
respondents in the eostou districts Of
Texas, Oklahoma and Indian Territory
show that the erup has deteriOrzfed ana;
is further threatened by reason Of ex-
eessive rains, intermittent showers and
depre.iarious Of boil xeeviIs and boil
WORMS IN \ very large proportion Of the
territory cDvered- More than swp-
thirds Of the Texas counties report ex-
cessive rains. rank growth Of plat.
shedding OF the fruir- and In some in
stances rotting, either because II
weather, bugs or worus.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-30

Washingtou--Automobiles are to be
substituted for One-horse Wagons in the
zalIection Of mzliI frvm letter boxes in
large cities. Baltimore Is the first city
in which n contract for collection Wagons
will terminate and First Assistant
Postmasser-GeneraI Hitchcock has iass
completed arrangements By which twc
specially cDnsxructed automobiles VIII
be ieaS-zi 10 make the expe-insns there.
begin1lns October l. IL Il proves szr-
res~ful the automobile service viii IA
gradually established in other csties
thro1saour tbs country
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-30

Although not having enIOyed the
benexrs and cuoveni~nces Of raiirgz.d
fcr n verr Gag time. Bel1oui Likes them
after yoa czsrh O1- and i uo~ striving
sor the exrens5cn Of ih- -Blacx Dog
road 10 that @rterprisin- city other
towns are bisiiing kor IT, and the peo-
pc u Felrnai have de.risiz,i to 20 1fser
Il. tn There s1s b.en large amount
q >uh~-an1l4l Improvements made A.
Beix1ni and i : klss being recuzEizssi
A. or ef IAe z1nss prosperous towns Il
the Delta
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-30

BrookhAxea : bgiIdinr n s58.sE
plant for the Manufacture Of Presses.
briek and xfil b. IN operation IN few
week At present ws get cur pressed
brick from quite a dissa1ee. ard the
establishment Of such 4 plant n Bruok-
haven will be n eunvenienee 70 the
builders OF the State - well as = pruEE-
able investment for the promoters
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-30

Louton- II Is stated that
the man who threw or dropped the
bomb was named Norusof. and that
he vas a native of RyaxAn PROVINCE.
Among the killed we're nearly all the
agents OF the secret police in the
house. including four women tetsc-
rivea
Some Of the accounts teEsgraphet
Lont0n papers suggest that the ex-
pics-on vas premature. and that there
fore the escape OF the premier was
due 10 the fact that the assassIns
we're partly intoxicated
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-30

The extraordinary rower of the ex-
plCston z-ay b judged By the fact that
houses On the ogposlte side Of the riv-
e. we're shaz=a snd windows broken
Asny trees in the avenue were blown
cosn BY the fcres Of the explosion.
and the aspect of tie house and
grounds vas ons Ct complete desoIz-
ttc1- Parts OF human bodies were
thrown = great distance
IL WAS fully an hour before be-
ginntRS Vas made systematically 70
clear the vrsckass. during which the
injured sxYered aecniesL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-30

The sheriff OF Coahoma county Is
arranging 10 make i campaign against
transient vendors Of various articles
sbsr have been evading the privilege
rax laws This move Is made for pro
tscsiuu 10 the home merchant
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-30

A very competent authority has said
rhzs NO. : the time for : farmer To
commence travelling Up and down his
roxs of option selecting the largest and
bess boIls TO have ginned separate from
the crop 10 get seed for next springs
planting BY this means he can secure
seed that would otherwise cost him at
least A per bushel. and the result viii
=. shown Ia a better crop the next
rear. Many Of the fancy sod offered
xerr u1,se from this plan OF zlways
,r1<csiux the best fru0 sear 70 ssar-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-30

Editor Hight of the Louisville Jour
nal is urging his people to organize
business league for the advancement Of
The towns interests There EiH be
xork a plenty for the organization and
the town without one : throwing away
opportunities for improvement along
al lines
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-30

The farmers around Corinth viii I'm
dsrsake the raising OF vegetables On |
small scale with the view Of developing
a trucking territory The soil Of thai
section l. said TO De especially adapted
70 the industry and the Mobile s. Ohis
railroad offers a quick and reliable
means of transportation 10 the markets
With careful and competent manage
neat there IS every reason u believ'
that 4 success of the industry can b
made and that il will improve cnudi
tiocs pre-siiirs xoes wiLhcas saying
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-30

A>e you taking advantage Of every
opportunity offered to speax 4 coed
word for Mississippi. II noc. conElence
right now TO do So
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-30

This Is the time of year for prOtraet-
ed meetings and reports from over the
State tend to show that great good is
being accomplished in every section
of the State
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-30

Harriesburg viii soon begin actual
work on the construction of an electric
street railway 20 eover the important
parts OF the city Street paving will
be commenced In thirty days and the
street car company viii build their
lines Tuss ahead Of the paving gangs
Harsiesburg 5 fast taking on city airs
and i experiencing wonderful period
of prosperity
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-27

Are now in preparation. A bigger and
better building, greater business con-
Quoted on the same broad lines. the
same progressive methods. win be the
result. /.
We are now. prepared to store and care
for pianos OF our customers. each of
whom We request to communicate with
MS either by mail OF personal call
Information wanted as to whereabouts
Of our wagons and teams.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-27
Massachusetts
People

All persons in the territory de-
yastated by the earthquake COM
ing from Massachusetts, or having
fr ends or relatives in that State
are requested to communicate i'm
mediately their names to JACOB
FURTH, care of Capwell &
Lavenson, Lace House, Oakland.
representing the Massachusetts,
Relief Association. Mr.. FURTH
will transmit all suchna1nes and in
formation as may be necessary by
telegraph to Massachusetts,, and
thus relieve the large number of
anxious relatives and friends IN
Massachusetts, seeking this in
formation,
Massachusetts, Association for
the rel eff of California.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-01
MURDERED IN
COLD BLOOD


Associated Press
lHtisbag 1aH Feb 81 Frank
Marsh Hgal estate dealer % thh tli}.
ses muniefei "a 8 eo,a bsoast man-
nef lasi ulglIl au a rad near Chla-
pee iie vas returning rs s bVy
slh fom Nalenem ah Italian fWu
Weir 0ity Valencia who IS under
arHsf a4s uukHpeu msn attaekrl
them aud that Marsh sas rendered
ufHoascIoas hJ 4 b.es sAot Through
tle head ana head ana Iaee we're
pounded q a paip Some Italians
uham marsh IS alleged % have worst
ii ln feai estate deals IS suspected
marsh vas under ten Yoan sentence
ia Missouri far foRsfy baf out pend
Bs aa appeal
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-01
TO RUN ON COONS CUT
Insane Negro Slashes
Three White Folks
With Knife.

Associated Press
Topeka, kan. FEB. q After cot.
ting aud slsshlpg tllFee white persous.
tso q 4hom viii probably die. cyrus
liaygood. q Kansas cts negro -.
lieted - be insane surrendered ~
tie police here this morning besglne
protection. During the night IIAy.
Eood was surprised uhlic affem lng
70 rob a boarding house Kept bg NJ
and Mm + = Cnons ia 30 Effort a.
escape tllc negro slashe1 Coons about
tie face neck and arms sith sulfe
and cat several sasiles IN Ms Coous'
face After escaping Haggood 81
tackled David Brewer a neuspaper
earlier whom he evidently mlslook
foF q policeman. nresefs throat =
uady cut ard hs cannot talk Mns
Coan aild Brewer mag die.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-01
indian Schools will Not
be Discontinued on
March 2.

Washington. Feb 81 laa
Benedict. Superintendent through
n : Iaspeclor, Auskngee, i II
"Youf letter u February eight
reviewed Inform tearisfA llMf the
Secretary 81 Interior has feeslYrd
abundant assufAuce that tie bIil re-
latiug % schools and - forth, Nili
pass in time
LErr. Commissioner.
TIE Alloya Telegram vas resolved
last nleiitbg Superintendent Beusi.ef
and lt means thar 4 thooaud tearhen
10 lu,ilAn Territory WHl eontiuae 70
dnw pay after one seek from today
if msaus thar 81 tle prhools Ia the
Territory instead ~ being discontinued
March g sii ma ou Until tie sxplf.
alton of ibs fsgnlsr term which, Is the
dfsi q June
ol cnufs tfefe E, q chance that
ssma contingency may arise that wiIl
deia1 TIE passage ~ the hlH but lt IS
nef likely that tbe SscFeiay uf TIE
Interior voald sepd out such luf0r.
matioe unless be kusp what De Is
talking about
Tlefe are leo teachers ln Indian
Territory siso aia - paid b. super
lntendsni nsnedlei from ffom govern.
msut and tutal funds after the ith
~ March These teachers receive an
alrage monthly aiay II tg5. making
iie monthly tearlsu pas foil in tie
tsFut0u siaoa One day last week
thsp vas s3s.nu paid out bY the
sgpsfenseudent here aosf of this
meuef tsseat out iu government CHECKS
through q gpod mauf tsaslsu come "a
Mask0fee 81 1faa "a g aoatI
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-01
Criminal Romance
Ends on GaIIoWS
Remarkable Career and Adventures of
Modern BIuebeard, Johann HOch,
Closed Friday Afternoon.

70 Mrs. Marie welcksf re woman fof
wli0ss mafsicr Dc wAs cousiemnad.
fiscemgsF sa,h TO woman heeama
lll ana Janaafy lath she dlot tie
causs 81 death being stated iu TIE
physician heftiacAie As nephrltiS
Fiye days lafef lloeh married Mn
Emllis Flsrhef q sister ~ Mm.
weleksr Hech. Ffom ser he obtained
a54 Aad disappeared Nm Fischer
Hoeh reported q fiis poles fhe dlsap.
peanncc % ias haslana Suspicion
vas AROUSED - ilarstofg audtbs lsodg
81 Nn Welckef iloch was eKbumed,
And 8 grains 81 Arsenic wsre ioaGd ia
tie stomach.
ssAfeh was made ief liaeh and ie
was anally discovered Ia Nea Nofk
nheu hA lsndlady. Nh kemmsflY
rapoFled tiAf Size believed Der hcAfisf
q - Hoch. iscaass be- rad proposed
marriage Ia her nn ihe day of hs ~.
rival Il her iiouee iie sas arrested
and later brought o. Chicago
uach after telnK placed iu hiiliore.
admitted that De had tssn married
thirteen times tat alsags lsnird uat
Dc I'D csasea The death q aay q hls
wlvss
Last effort 8 lloeh - secure 8 nes
trial eusisd Feb sl ahen fsat isrneea
fsiussa e. lufeffsts in hls teiiaif q
eas alleged 81 Mrs Euslis Fischer.
ilpeh thsf sha had been 80 hoau1ei
bg liss roee tiat Sire la3 committed
peilar during thetral and mash ai
the eHiass.ca shs bad slgs0 against
ilaeh sas a1t lFae 0na rl1s.caH
a.so stated before hsani q lartana
tHal fi.a aeaih of Ms WsrsetlIef
ilzd iean saHsi 81 dns3 disease aui
nat 81 aean.tal poisoning
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-01
Mrs. w. {. Halsell EntertaIus

laN Ffiat afternoon Ms W r.
iiaisII entertained ths mafred aa
- e cards Souvenirs in the shape
IF Ati#e imiellels were given TIE
Hst pfIsa lea8ilfuI sef of hand
painted plates VAS awarded to Mnz
ehas davidson = second prize va
eou bY Mm 2 " Sanders and the
boohi prize aas given 70 Nm Blninvs
lea Delicious refreshments IA two
courses were served The ladies al
unite IN ptan0uaclng this one uf tss
most delightful social events Of ths
season.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-01
BRAKEMAN
WENT INSANE

Parsons kas Feb y Kdgard I'll
eften, 9 Missouri Kansas s. Texas
railsay brakeman on his aay q the
COMPANY hospital lu sr1aim suddenly
0oni insane 81 the Katy Flyer ust
after q Lad .sft Parsons forst Louis
After cutting teo Passengers be ran
ahead q the train aad lay down on
tss irscs anu afIoscd lle Sheets q
ptss otef his h0siy seveHag hs lead
ffln hh shoulders
isila NoHe'h. q Chelsea. ! Z aas
fat - the bip ard leaa Castillo q
AfFiam - hs ea3 f1 f6e ssIaia
iepitai eas 6al.g eat 5u aae aff
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-01
INTERSTATE
COMMERCE


Associated pHess
Washington Feh q Democratic
memian q tie seaafH committee an
Interstate C1mmerce heii a eaacas
this morning au1 decided % vote q
report TIE iisgbgm rate biz e. fhe
snts without anaodmlat ard trans
tef the eoniest from ths eommltle -
aQeg q the senate Thh H0es nas
commit The democrats m uhe Question
0i oouFt fgeifW
Hepburn rate bill eiyiofed reported
fsiemb.Y hg Senate committee
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-01
RAW GRAFT CITY DADS
Ignorant indians Easy
Mark for UnScrup-
ulOuS Men,

tbs f0lloalHg stoF 81 laN tss rs
dlans mag le grated camu from TaHs
iel4at aud ladteatss lee easy T s
iaf same Inalaga % aa separated fnm
theIf lands ard me amefupulaas
meihois taai ara tells asa 81 some
pl FaHen
Il ha'legei nat George Hmtse eI.a
Use eeaf Tatn Ah had aie s
I0ase an hs ai.ermeaf 81 aa "a rU-
paHl eI.ea aas "a Hf tn H0w M
na fpr tte less ia aa3tna o. He
ROYALTY t8 tHa Hesnt8n M md
maie 11garaf aHi aa1 fl
tuns removed fn tta
fhe Aui 6afen ais EH s
went tQ eHtie aHI ta H te
aa1 asie'E m5 aerne8 HIu f.r
81 rxa aatHa YEAR afa tEm
hs uaI1 Sos RE faaa Issues el fHe
sme uhen the ~ aas afrf
aH'H Glagsft tIasH e f
sos teereet AS 8n
aas maar IaHsf frH zee aHt us
purchaser aea 81 f8f ana lE i.sc
.e4H Haaia tasFaH8 1850 iuaH
NH ea' tiH ha bH aEer
S4eH asas arr pasIiE n'f fsaze
81 fhe .aqfaIsHf iHaaa t
Htat5 cal 4# aaa 81 Hs aeHt
IS af mane Valuable to aIm 1tm
uIIHF 1sfs heaee SD than fHsasaui
g fat hence g. .uuna uh arH
M.F o. ttt mHV FtaaHl taH He
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-01

Nee Yod fth Bepdr af tAe
Iolut COMMITTEES uf tHe senate ara $.
smbg g 0o state IS Sew Yefa ap.
poiutei q ufcl sate ua ana.n 81
Hfe Insurance companies recommends
that article tuuoftle Insurance aa
q s. amsnde1 as Is peruil formation
Uvfraudsf g matal eofneaiIoas
without capital aoes to tnHart uae
alsnee 81 8ife Insurance ana faf sues
other purposes IS SEE safiaHsel Is .
connected theeeiih n ease 81 toek
corporations provided al least ate
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