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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-13

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ferch 0f all a. II Pointer, liemp.
stead Texas writes This + ~
certify lhAf halagds snow i.inlmfnt
has iefu used in ms household Tor
feas ard las been found q be ia en-.
eellen1 llnlment iaf Rheumatic tnlus.
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-13
Epilepsy
Fits
St. Vitus Dance

Are nerve diseases, and unless
checked. lead ID destruction 81
both mind and body. The
weak, shattered nerves aust
have something 10 strengthen
aud build them back ID health.
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Is 4 remarkable nerve tonic and
stimulani. II strengthens the
nerves. relieves the nervous
strain. and influences refresh
ing bodybuilding sleep and
rest. Persistent use seldom
fails 70 relieve these Affections.
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-13
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-13
Send in the Names

Grant Victor chairman uf tie Re-
publican executive COMMITTEES. Wiih
headquarters e Musso9ee has made
q request that tie uames II al 0ss
cem - Forwarded q hoaaluaften Is
the hafnes balislaz. Haskasss. at
ones. a. Republican literature IS 81
most ready Ger distribution
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-13


FRoM THURspAY's DAILY.
ailey Thompson has sssurnea from
asnlt Ia Missouri.
Edward RosenthAi Of ST. Louis was
hers Yesterday looking Tor q location
. ID open = lAw once
Nn. ~ 4 liassell will entertain
tlle kaeslfe club al her homs Friday
afternoon at o'clock
Captain G. q Isfooks Of Nee York,
representing The Nationa. Alumni,
spent yesterday n Niulta
Nm. J G. Ilalney oi Cottage Grove
Tenn arrived yesterday fof a visit
with NJ. and Mrs Harry Hunt.
Asrs $ Y wallen. wh0 Is nov ia
Excelsior springs Ark writes tiAt
shs Is recovering her health gradually
but surely
Captain u. Thompson aud daugh.
sss oi shcfman. Texas ara guests AZ
tie home q Nj and Mrs VI r..
Thompson.
+ n scotf at the Chsrokss on and
Gas company. % cfelsea. Is ia the city
oa legai business IN conncctlon wlth
hls COMPANY
Ms " . RAiney u Cottage Grove,
Tenn q 10 TO citY visiting her par.
NJ ana Mrs Apsepb HUNT, aud
1T ft.stitss
Frank liell q TIE Cherokee 0ll aud
Gas eompany returned 20 hs home Il
Chelsea lass ulglit after spenalns sey.
era days Ia Nlnita
~ A " Foreman Il hack % Tia
drug business again having purchased
the Oscns drug store formerly
oenet bg pr Foreman
Tao prisoners we're discharged from
lall geysflay Ton johnson fof wear.
ing = weapon. and ch4rss Jordan. fag
introducing Both rald their aues
AMI cckts
John LAWSON. = fugitive foa. las
tlcs ln Kansas. and vio aas arrested
near Baftlefille b. Deputy kselef 81
that cilY vas turned ever 70 TIE
kansas authorities last night
q A Nh.tueg tie restaurant nan
formerly 81 this clty. has retained 70
Vlnlta and Is am. ~ q opsn cafe
and foonIBg house Ia th6 John niom. |
AsaH b.oes 1n Illinois avenue
Tie NIniga band Las Iast received |
a uss lnslfumeai. 8 sliding tfombous
ahieH eili - played bl 0aai |
Stsafuss SAITH TIE baud is gactle
lng althfalF and IS naslas good
pfasless
ns Z 3 naasin. rector q tlss
Epls0pal oaHfch returned tolag I
iiaH au cKianiei absease Is Nse
Yes cts and 1tiler points ain
na.aaln Is nos visiting % So louis /
ana wlll not - heFe fof saHa ume /
SET
sasng . + Grimes 81 81 paso /
eyaafy Co.a .eft this mpmlug iafl
Colorado springs wlth WILLIAM la..
ton ule Nsteea yeaf o'd boy aha S
accused af a msfief committed near
There The sssrlr seems t0 thlns
there d net maef d eAsa against
tie h1y
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-13
rnon SATURDAYS DAILY.

Joe If0mpsuu uf Pensacola vas
here on business today
Cal Rove. a well kn0wn citizen Of
koss i IN NlniGa today
Judge Parker Is indlspossd today.
aud unable 20 10 a. his once
Mn y n wallen i visiting with
friends Al Eureka springs Ar.
Joln W nlne sent 10 Alton today
to ispast Governor les Davis speech,
Jj Balksf n8s q nastef springs
Kan. formelly au attorney here, ~as
Ia the elty yesterday
VI ~ Claplu, seymour Riddles
PARTNER has returned from q business
trip 70 south naketa
Charles Hartman aud sou returned
thh memlug from a fAt slth re-.
lAtites - i.eilsNille. Il
Mn j d pershus aud children 70.
TUNED ths morning fFQu thelF visit
10 their old home in Ohio
". n kornsgaY and 'fieod8fe ffeaF
ag!i speak AZ a Democrats meeting
tonight ~ Ma school hause
A marriage license waA Issued ges
,sfday afternoon 10 lleufg " Trout
and Mi9 stella Lauehasf both oi Big
Cabin
NJ. ard Ms G. A. Davidson and
tso Sons returned t0.iAr ffom Nonle
Ne. ARK where they have spent a
gefg enjoyable vacation
capt n ThonqsoalAnd daughter
of sherman Tex Nho have been
visiting wii relatives luiiAis eit4 So
turned hone fh.s morning
Tlcfs wil T. 4 aesllag otRhe aal
Masonic lodge tonight 60 Nhle1 aii
visiting brothsru are iatlte1 There
wil b. sefk 10 tlls 81 s degree
4 nes paper so TIE Taleitaina IS
eHAase table Is tie wesosA peHs
csat ee8rse & Cume pabiisber
and Eisar Jones elIiof and HauaesE
Tie emd a. esy ana M A ..
Williams wbIrh las been sea feF
seeefa. seeks s'ioes ~ Improvement,
ana grave iesn ar entertained " Hs
recovery
ars L aslsfap aai hdf aauEh.
tsn aud Bob Thompson hef ,aa ia
laa. arrived ii NuitA ~ night ffam
kansas and sil. make Yiniga theii
home Thcy elii lsi to Mrs GH
straps former home 80 Mlief street.
TYe pflte lIst q tle Chelsea falr
has heen lssasd lt S one of tie
iaasesi and most complete ever 0aaf.
"a Ia this seetlon The far sill be
held September ~ 81 q and 81 aud
Is certain 90 attfael .afge attend
aues There vlll - racing eaeh tag.
Republicans ui Nefehum aud vicinity
haze ment ionsd the name of IS T.
laws asa prospective candidate far
delegate % tie constitutional congen-
ton fof district ea NJ naglsnas
been one of tie iAs makers for tie
Chsf0kea nation fof seyeal years and
stands weil With TIE Indians
s. n & Edwards 81 hairs was ii
Win foday - busl67ss 'ie iniofm.
ed The Chlaftala that the Republicans
Ia his nslghbofhood are talking q
nominating John = Duncan af Rose
n their candidate fof delgate % the
constitutional convention for district
l6 Nr Duncan is q Cl.sf0kee AMI
viii make lively campaign L aemin
atea
NJ ana Mfs j. W Orl and sau
Harold returned this morning. from .
visit % the cast NJ 0F was dele
gate from Indian Territory q tue
lifYaa reception and aflereaHis He
tud Mu un spent ts1 weess O.
travel
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-10-06

The following circular letter has beer
issued to stockholders of the Goldfeld
Mining company announcing the form
ing of two sub-companies from property
until recently owned by the Goldfield
company. The circular is as follows:
Dear Sir-In order that the stockhold-
ers of the Goldheld Mining Company OF
Nevada may be fully advised as to the
facts in reference to the recently or
ganized sub-companies, viz, the Red
Hill Mining company and the Cracker
Jack Mining company. said facts are set
forth as follows:
The Goldfeld Mining Company OF
Nevada was the owner of three groups
of claims. to-wit:
First-January. February and Dem
ing Fraction claims, forming one group,
joining the Combination Nos. / and 2 on
the west, upon which the company's
work has necessarily been almost ex-
c1usively concentrated;
Second-SeptemDer, OCTOBER and ST.
Paul claims. located to the south of
the Florence mine and about three
quarters of a mile distant from the first
group
Third-Henry Clay, Cracker Jack and
Cracker Jack Fraction claims. located
about 500 feet easterly from the Sand
storm and Kendal mines, and distant
about ~ miles north from the first
GROUP.
The second and third groups of claims
are considered very promising properties
and deserving of more active develop
ment than they have received. With a
view of securing such development.
without interfering with the main work
of the company on the January group.
said sub-companies were organized. the
Red Hill Mining company becoming the
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-10-06
GOLDFIELD MINING FORMS
TWO NEW SUB=COMPANIES

owner of the second group of claims anu
the Cracker Jack Mining company the
owner of the third group of claims
Each sub-company was incorporates un-
der the laws of Arizona with a capltar
ization of s 1900, 600, consisting "
1900, 900 shares of stock. In the treas
ury of each sub-company was placeu
600, 900 shares of stock in said COMPANY
for development purposes, and sVV'VVV
shares of stock of each sub-compahs
was placed in the treasury of the uou.
field Mining Company of Nevada "hion
900, 900 shares in each s~ub-compahs' =
is expected, will shortly be Distribute.
among the stockholders of record /"
the Goldield Mining Company OF W
vada, each stakeholder receiving one
share of stock in each sub-company TOT
every share of stock held in the Goiu-
field Mining Company of Nevada. lm'
stock dividend will probably De y
clared at the next meeting OF y
board of directors to be held on Octope'
is, 1906.
The officers and directors of each sun
company are substantially the same a.
those of the Goldfeld Mining Compah'
of Nevada.
We are pleased to announce una
George Wingfield. who. with sena'v.
Nixon, is heavily interested IN us
famous Mohawk and in nearly an ~
producing mines in Goldfeld, mas pee"
elected a director and become q laiss
stockholder of the Goldfeld Mlh,Hs
Company of Nevada, and also eM
through the efforts of George Nihsne
the sub-companies have been piaeeu
a good financial footing, each sup,
pany having in its treasury the sum
$40, 900, to be used in pushing deNe
ment work, and we confidently eNpevs
that the Red Hill and the Cracker ~
will become producing properties IN =
near future. Very respectfully, or
GOLDFIELD MINING ANi
NEVADA.
BY A. C. Essen. Secretary.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-10-06
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LOOK AT H MAP

Loo A II MAP
Fmriew Aztec joins FarvewE eagle Fdriew Eagle joins Nevada Hills the adjoining or
nearby properties are Oo Plata Seymour, Keystone Eagles Nest PYRAMID Smith and na
LOOK AT THE STOCK QUOTATIONS
Nevada Hills. stock four months ago. was fhed at par 81 Four months ago we commence
it as a gntedgdb buy Now it is in lively demand at 1920 IN investment of $1,000 htJ uem means
an asset of 5000 today. WERE WE RIGHTf
Faiiew Eagle six weeks ago. was selling at 60 cents Six weeks ago we cunsded our CORE
sondntso buy Eagle W have 500 dved hem ever SINCE so advise nova will continue to so m-
wise till hea stock is at least 49, Already Target blocks oft are in arng demand in Godhad and San
Francisco at t 98 cents WERE WI RIGHTf
Firiew Aztec less tna month ago. offered a United block of 100000 haes of its treasury
hmk at 5 cents Nov two thirds fhe offering has been subscribed Wer commendd Nevada Hills
We advised inestmatm Eagle Aztec is logically and Geographical NEX We URG our friends
to BUY AZTEC N BUY NOW. r. WE RIGHT9
LOOK T H GROUND
ANYBODY who knows anything of Nevada mines is aware of the fact that Nevada Hills hi
poduingm mine Shipping ore is coming rom three tunnels and two more are driving fr the deposits
at greater depth See the Sntr returns for proof of production High grade is being med for
market faster than teams can haul it to te railroad. Forh Ia reason hep purchase 0a powefuh traction
engine is being considered.
Farrew Eagle adanng Nevada Hills is mining ore from a company shaft and a lease shaft
ore that's fit to ship whut sorting ore averaging over 5000 peri ton and often running into fabulous
figures ore that is locked every hight in closed tunnel for safe keeping Both shafts are making rapid
progress a powerful hoist in commission Eagle is mine worth two million of any miners money,
two domx per share of any investors COIN
Fdww Aztec dines Fardew Eage@ and has the extension of Eagles podudngle ledge The
vno uousn the way from Eagle shafts to Aztec ines Ate has hose same groupings on her
own estate Proceeds of took sales me gdng inoH Developments of those proved rsoncaat depth
is bound advance
Ask for our weekly market letter 1t gives rehadene news Nevada mines and valuable advice
en- the market Hsf free Add your nmeb our ht
AA 6r mp private thwaphc code
W are members of the mining stock exchanges Godfdd and San Francisco
Rencaa any bank in Nevada the American National IN Frisco, h {. Dun Co.
WIRE YOUR ORDER FOR AZTEC
Douglas Island news., 1906-07-25

The prospect for the new Douglas wharf, hinted at in these columns few weeks ago, continues good. Men wit b money to invest here are coming 10 the front with sums of one and two thous- and dollars at time. The plan, as it now develops, is to make the wharf strictly Douglas institution; built by Douglas men, with Douglas money. Connected with the building of the wharf is a project to handle fish busi- ness, and to provide a safe and secure harborage for small craft. This feature appeals especially to business men who realize that trade will be increased by the success of such a plan.
Douglas Island news., 1906-07-25

A serious discussion of matters poli- tical ia Alaska seems to be entirely out of the question. Most men are wonder ing what is the issue, and what differ ence will it make who's elected2 Party lines have not yet become strong enough to exercise a power oyer the rank and file. Those recently from the States, feel the party string plainly but the average Alaskan does not. All he cares a darn about is "where the can didate halls from, ard what kind of a feller is hes" Eliminating the party power aud there is very little left to talk about. One candidate poses as a miner, and, it appears, is trying to curry favor by exhibiting his "brawny hand of toil." Another candidate has the straight Republican brand, while still another exhibits the badge of Simon pure Democracy. The next thing that appeals, and we believe that this is the strongest bond, is the feel ing of seetionaIism. All other things being equal men will naturally vote for the candidate from their own section, The feeling is entirely natural, 5utwith that element added, a reasonable fore east of the result is practically impos- sibla
Douglas Island news., 1906-07-25
NOTICE OF ELECTION

To the Electors of the Town of Doug
 las, Division No. One, Territory o Alaska:
 h Notice is hereby given that pursuant to an Act of Congress entitled "An Act
 Providing for the Election of Dele gate to the House of Representatives
 from the Territory of Alaska" gener
 al election for the purpose of electine
 a Delegate to the House of Represen
 tatives from the Territory of Alaska fol the unexpired portion of the 59th Con gress and also for the election of Q i Delegate to the House of Representati- yes from the Territory of Alaska for the fall term of the 60th Congress, as provided in said Act. will be held on | THURSDAY, AUGUST 14. 1906
 between the hours of o'clock a. m! and o'clock D. n. of said day. The Common Council of the City of Douglas having heretofore, by ordi- nance, duly designated the voting pre- cincts of said town and the polling places in each thereof, the electors are hereby notified:
 That all duly qualified voters resid- ing within the boundaries of Voting Precinct No. of said Town of Douglas, which are as follows:
 All that portion of the City of Doug las North and West of Kinzie street will vote at Municipal Court building, located on Third and c streets, which is owned by Frank Bach and occupied by Frank Bach, the same being the duly designated polling place in and for Precinct No. l, Town of Douglas.
 That all duly qualified voters resid- ing within the boundaries of Voting Precinct Mo- ? of said Town of Doug las, which are as follows:
 All that portion of the City of Doug, las South and East of kinZie street will vote at Natatorinm building, located on St. Ann Avenue and Kinzie streets, which is owned by Alaska Treadweu Gold Mining Company and occupied by the City of Douglas, the same being the duly designated polling place in and for Precinct No. ,, Town of Doug las.
 Dated this 9th day of July, 1906
 TIE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE TowN OF
Douglas Island news., 1906-07-25

Fresh fat Turkeys, Spring Chickens and Hens, Cranberries. Celery Hothouse Lettuce, P a IFS le y, green Onions, Gu cumbers, Cabbage, Car TO t s. s qu a s h, Pumpkins, Turnips, green and red Pep pers, Tomatoes, Beets Garlic, Onions, Par snips, Sweet Potato s Scotch Kale, Red Cabbage. Fresh Fish Shrimp, Ranch Eggs and Eastern Eggs, Star and Premium Hams and Bacon, Fresh and Pickled Tongues, Bologna and Summer Sau- sage, Fresh Smoked and Salt Herring. Smoked Beef sliced, Boiled Ham sliced, Sour pickles and Dill Pickles, PickIed Olives, Beets and Saur Kraut. 0oligau Spiced Russian Cav far and Sardines, An chovies Cod Fish aud Salmon Bellies, Cheese of all kinds, Imported Swiss, Ro- chefort, Edam, Inn perial, B r @ akfast Cream, Limburger, Honey in glass jars, Fresh Apple Cider and Vinegar, Fresh Meats and Game at Wholesale and Re- tail,
Douglas Island news., 1906-07-25
SOME THINGS PECULIAR

On the Douglas dock there are two flag staffsy one for the flag of She Alas ka Steamship Company, and the other one for ths flag of the Pacific Coast Steamship Company. These flags are hoisted to their respective places whenever a steamer of the line they represent is due.
 Now the breezes, that blow on Gas tineaux, are somewhat cratic. Some times two sail boats are seen, one sail ing up and one down the Channel both with fair wind.
 One day stranger noticed the two flags flying before the breeze, but in opposite directions. Being an inquisi- tive man he asked of the oldest inhaDi- tant:
 "Why does one of those flags fly to- ward the South and the other toward the North2"
 "That's easy" Twas the quick response, "the Dolphin is going North and the Cottage City South"
Douglas Island news., 1906-07-25

"God's Great Law Counted sS & Strange Thing" This will Do the tkems of discourse in the Congregational church on Sunday evening" July %, at So'clock This sermon will deal with the controlling power of human life, The Choir will render a suitable anthem. You ere invited and will be made welcome at tbis service. Rev. D, Aolford, B, D.
Douglas Island news., 1906-07-25

Messrs. Thomas and Hoffman, of the Alas ka Furniture and Undertaking Co.,, have completed the ornamentation of the interior of the Slavonian Saloon. They have done very creditable work.
Douglas Island news., 1906-07-25

Douglas and Juneau ball teams will play Sunday on the Douglas grounds.
Douglas Island news., 1906-07-25

Dated this 9th day of July, 1906.
 TIE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE TowN OF DOUGLAS BY JOHN HENsoN, CLERK.
Douglas Island news., 1906-07-25

A 2Oth century human camera, photo graphing life and character as we see them. Rev. D. Holford, B. D. will give his popular lecture on "Gall" Gall up to-date, Alaskan Gall, and many other kinds of Gall not found in the North, Look out for bills announcing date time and place. The Editor of the Winnipeg Free Press says of this lec- ture that, '$It wrinkles the StoicalS Tickles the Morose; Straightens the Crank; Kinks the Mirthful; EnlivenS the Languidy Cheers the Thoughtful Teaches the Wag; Glasses Depression5 Cheats Time and Robs the Graveyard. This lecture will be given under the auspices of the Congregational church. Ladies League.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-12-14

climax t III don store Kigry County, shall offer
a atg g to cos % December the egrae
in hse sand dm the Ehrany
Merchandise
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-12-14
Red Tag Prices Still Good.
jewellery Novelties.

Bead necklesses asst colors
at 10, 25c, and 39c steel cut
crosses, special at 75c. Fancy
belt bucklks 25c. Assorted
brooches at 19c and many other
novelties.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-12-14

Sugar, Io lbs ,---- SI.oo
Ak Coffee, per pound I2Hc
Good Maricabo Coffee 2oc
Fancy Japan Tea, lb 80 2oc
Soda and Oyster cracker, ID &c
Extra standard tomatoes, can nc
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-04-19
Perhaps on. day l shall be enlightened. ;.

feIhaps one day shall be enlightened.
nar. Banks glared harder than ever.
WeH-wen.' put in the old lady after q
pause: young people will be young pcople.
Love knows no prison bars and-and- Mr..
Banks. you and l were young once and no,
improbable" Ivy
Mr.. Banks srunted.
DICK Is a young scamp. bu, believe
ana she glanced tenderly at him--"hc Il
very fond of Maisie."
DICKS look at Maisie conveyed volumes.
And pray. what Is he going To marry
on" asked MIR. Banks.
Perhaps something can be done" an
swered Miss Mi,chin. we'll see"
Madam, said the old man. i've beer
'ricked and humbugsed. but had my s,,s
liciohs. so l resolved To get up and see
"hat was going on. We-we'll discuss the
mater In full later in the day-er. that Is.
II l don't return to my Wier Mitchell. and
'h.nping and sleeping and eating and"
iry as she would. Maisie could. nor keen
PACK a laugh. which was so infectious that
'ne summer house was soon ringing with
merry peals. The humor of the situation
was irresistible.
Well said Mr.. Banks presently az
sternly as he could. addressing MISS
Nii'chin. and pray how are we going 10
zeal with these young people,"
Deal with them She asked. with a
sniie would suggest that the hrs,
ming We do Is to go and buy ihem \ wc,l,
ding present. M
Ana they went.