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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-01-06


Miss Kohn's Entertainment Miss
Flora Kohn entertained quite a mum
Der Of her yorrg friends at her home
on South Shelby street, Wednesday
evening, December 27th The haise
was beautifully decorated in holiday
colors holly berries, red and white
An animal contest was the most in
teresting feature of the evenig, each
person was supplied with handsome.
" decorated card numbered, and the
name Of the animal she was supposed
to draw on one side the reverse side
OF the card being left blank to fill in
with the name OF the animal guessed
to have been drawn A lively contest
followed and prize was given II
the person giving the most correc,
answers. Mr.. Aubrey O'Bannon was
the fortunate winner of the first prize
and Miss Ollie Kellar was awarded
the BOBBY Pie
After the lahorious ard humorous
contest was concluded all repaired TO
the lovely decorated dining room
where ELEGANT refreshments were
served. A few more games were in
dulgd in and the young friends babe
their fair hostess Good night" with
many thanks for the pleasant even
ing.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-01-06
No Secret About Il.

It is no secret. that for Cuts, Burns,
Ulcers, Fever Sores, Sore Eyes, Boils
etc. nothing is so effective as Buck
lens Arinca Salve. 1T didn't take
long to cure a bad sore J rad, and
Il IS all o. K. for sore eyes" writes
b. l.. Gregory, OF Hope, Texas. 25s
ii Finlay.s durg store
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-01-06

pleased to learn that he has now
passed through the severest part Of
the treatment and IS doing well and
expects to be home again by We'd
ncsday.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-01-06

Wednesday Afternoon Club-The
Wednesday Afternoon GLIB met this
week with Mrs. Sol I5enberg as host
ess and was charmingly entertained
Punch was served during the pro-
gress OF the game Of euchre and near
the close Of the afternoon an elabor-
ate menu was served in courses.
Mrs Sol Calm, Of Little Rock, Mrs.
Jake Weinberg, Of Memphis, and
Mrs Louis Morris, of Memphis,
were guests, aside from the clubs
members, and Mrs. Morris was pre-
sented with an honoree's souvenir,
while the prizes fell to Mrs. Morris
Rosenstock. Mrs. Charles Loeb and
Mrs Sol lsenberg.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-01-06

The Young Men Conplinented-
On Friday evening during Christmas
week the girls gave dance compli-
menting the young men Of the young
er social set, upon which occasion
Miss Adaline Harvey was the gra-
cious hostess
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-01-06
Medames Marty and Hebron En-

Medames Marty and Hebron En-
tertain-Mrs. J. J. Harry and Mrs A.
G. Hebron gave a most enjoyable
party on "Wednesday evening of last
week at the handsome HARRY resi-
dence on Broadway in honor of Mr..
Emmett Harty and Patton Hebron.
The guests were: Misses Eleanor
Stone, Ann Thoams, Louise, Mary
Belle and Marguerite Crittenden,
Adaline Harvey, Mitten Griffin,
Frances Nance and Marguerite Har-
ty; Messrs. Hubert B. Crosby, Allen
Crittenden. Allen Arnold Coleman
Branton, Andrew Aldridge, Vim.
Wynn. VIM Hunt, VIM. Humphreys.
Willis. Harvey Bagley and Joe Harry
PRESBYTERIAN Church TEE Mrs. w.
Z. Hunt will give a tea - friday af-
/ ternoon from four to six o~loek for
tie benefit of the Presbyterian
church.
/ Olympia Club-A large ard beauti-
!! ft1i entertainment was risca bv the
1 Olympia Club on Tuesdav evening
Christmas colors, red and nreea.were
| strikingly arranged int he decorations
OF the spacious apartments. At ten
! o'clock the grand march les ny Miss
Carrie Rosenbaum with Abe
Bluemsteil, began,and darcing va:
enjoyed until the early morning
tours, supper beinf served at Hote
I Cowan about the midnight hour.
Among those present were: Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Weinberg: Mrs. Morris
Mrs. Sol Calm, Mrs. Z Weinberg
Nj. and Mrs Montrose Goldstein
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Witt; Mr.. am
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-01-06

Mrs. Nm. Isenberg: Mr. and Mrs, E
Frankel; Mr. and Mrs J Weinberg, Of
Memphis; Mrs. E. Enrich, Mr.. L.
Nsa1daaer. Mr. Max Steppach. Mrs.
l.. Schongut, Mr. NJ. Spingarn. Mr.. (
Brill, Mr. J, Fried, Mr. and Mrs Her
bert Hirsch: Mr. and Mrs. Sol Klein;
Miss. Betha Waldauer with Mr.. Ma
than Levy; Miss Rebecca Berwin
with Mr.. Jacob Livingston; Miss Ada
Marshall with Mr.. Mamie Guggen-
helm, Miss Louise Livingston with
Mr.. Myer Brill; Miss Beulah Frank
el with Mr.. S Moyse, Miss Pauline,
Elkas with Mr. Caesar Stein. of
Greenwood Miss Blanch Bergman
with Mr.. Leon Hebron; Miss Car
RE Rosenbaum with Mr.. Abe Bluen-
steil; Miss Jeanette Hartman with
Mr.. NJ. Hartman; Miss Josie Wilczin-
ski with Mr. Julius Mayor; Miss
Frances Friedman with Mr.. a. Wal
dauer; Miss Hilda Wachenheim with
Mr. David Weinberg; Miss Lula
Brown with Mr.. Mr.. Jake Hendel.
Miss Waldauer wore silver spangl-
ed net over white taffeta and chiffon
with pearl ornaments
Miss Rosenbalm, pink silk with
lace trimmings and garniture of roses
Miss Friedman, robe of Battenbere
lace Offer pink silk, pearl ornaments.
Miss Frankel, blue satin with lace,
and garniture of roses.
Miss Brown, white silk with net
over dress.
Miss Marshall. lavendar silk with
trimmings OF lace and delicately
tinted pansies.
Miss Hartman, blue silk with for
get-me-nots
Miss Elkas. white net oevr blue
silk.
Miss Livingston. blue silk and chfi-
ion with pearl ornaments.
Miss Bergman, blue silk.
Miss Wilczinski, blue organdy and
lace.
Miss Brown, blue satin.
Miss Rosenbaum, pink silk, over
dress OF net.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-01-06

Mr., Robert Somervillc, Jr.. has re-
turned to the University Of Missis-
sippi
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-01-06

Percy Christmas Evening Enter
tainment-Chrlstmas evening Mr.. and
Mrs, Leroy Percy entertained at
their home in honor OF their son. Mr..
w. A. Percy The halls and stairs
were lastly decorated with garlands
and wreaths of cedar, holly and mis-
tletoe. In the library, which was filed
with palms, ferns and cut flowers. a.
table was laden with punch, sand
witches and other dainties served in
Bohemian glass
Receiving with Mr.. and Mrs. Percy
were, Mrs ]. G. Jackson, Misses Soy
| mour Nance Orville Stone, Messrs
W. A. Percy, Carter Percy, Eyre Da-
mer, Fred Toombs Warren Jackson
and Morgan Johnson
The charm OF the CHEEKY, cordiai
hospitality Of the host and hostess
wrought its spell upon the guests and
dancing began with a real Christmas
joyousness. Delicious refreshments
were served about midnight after
which the dance was continued till
wee hours
Those present were:
| Mr.. and Mrs G. l. Pearcc. Mr.. and
| Mrs Crump Mr. and Mrs Mosby. Nj
and Mrs 7 B Hebron. Mr. and Mrs
= o'land. fr. and Mrs Fcrfha1n, Mr.
and Mrs. Neets, Air and Mrs. A5cL'o5
Mr.. and Mrs O. 3 Alexander, NJ
and Mrs Cashin, Mai and Mrs Helm
Capt Bourges, Rev Father Kostcn
brock: Misses Greeniey Hawkins
/ Clarke Pillow, Nelson, Sue NePus
Durham. Chinn Ihomds, Wynn, Ele
amor Jones, Mercer. Salfie Hunt. Or
vile Stone. Seymour Nance Bessi
: Nance: Messrs, Haycraft. Lyme Star
/ ling, Jr. Wheeler, Fred looms. War
r rem Smith. Hal Jackson, Warrel
i Jackson. Woodland Allen Hunt, Gee
i Hunt Robt. Wynn Hugh Bass, Nor
{ gan Johnson, Grant Alexander, E L
) Bass. Claude Johnson, John Scrugg,
Frank Robertshaw. Lawrence Mar
ply, DR.. Percy Toombs VIII Hides
+ T. R. Oliver, Cameron Montgomery
; Robert Somerville, Garter Percy an
: Goodwin
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-01-06

Mrs. Morris, of Memphis, has been
guest OF her daughter Mrs. Joe
Weinberg, for several days.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-01-06

Matters Howard, Gayden and Stuart
Drew. OF Luna, Ark, were guests OF
their little friends, Gervys and Wynn
Lust, last week.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-01-06

Mr. and Mrs John l. Hebron left
on Monday TO spend some weeks in
Jackson
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-01-06

Mrs. II. II. O'Bannon is absent on
a visit to her mother, Mrs. I j. Mang
ham. in New Orleans
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-01-06

Moyse-Marks-A beautiful we'd
ding took plate at the Methodist
church on Wednesday afternoon unit
ing Miss Alma Marks and Mr. Fer
dinand Loionel Moyse, the ceremony
being performed by Rabbi AbraIn
Brill.
The bride was beautiful in a gown
OF white silk and lace and picture
hat She entered with her uncle, Mr.
Leonidas Fletcher, and was met at
the chancel rail by the groom and
his best man, Mr.. Sidney Moyse.
Miss Irene Moyse was maid of hon
or and wore a becoming toilette Of
white and pink organdy and lace
with hat in harmony.
The ushers were Messrs. Maurice
nBergman, Milton Moyse, Clarence
Witt, Myer Brill, Caesar Stein ano
Abe Blumensteil.
Mrs. Moyse's going-away gown
was a handsome tailored suit of blacl,
cloth with hat to match. Mr.. and
Mrs. Moyse have gone to spend
their honeymoon in Washington and
later will be at home on South Pop
lar street
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-01-06

Mrs. G. /. Potts, of Neblitts Miss,
was { visitor to Mrs J a Lusk lat
week.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-01-06

Miss Bessie Pope. OF Louisville, Ky.
Is visiting Mrs J c. Grcenlcy.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-01-06

Finch Party Honoree Miss Ludie
Kinkead OF Louisville, was the fair
honorec at a pretty finch party given
during the holiday season by Mrs.
Eugene Taylor.
The game was a spirited one and
was followed by tempting luncheon
No prizes were awarded bat each
guest was presented with a dainty
souvenir
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-01-06


Mrs. Geo. Pearce's card party to
the Tuesday Morning Club on We'd
nesday, and Mrs George. Turner's
card party on Thursday afternoon
when Miss Hazel Smedes, Of Nicks-
burg, was the honoree. and on New
Years evening three receptions held
at the homes of Mrs. NJ. B. Carson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Crittenden,
Capt and Mrs w E Hunt and Mr.
and Mrs. !. c. Greenley, where the
scenes presented were of rare bril-
liancy and charm The houses were
decked with gleanings from the for
est in such rich profusion that they
became veritable bowers, each form
ing a fitting back ground for the beat.
tifu1 women who received and who
assisted III receiving.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-01-06

Mrs. J. T. Tucker, OF Leland, was
guest of relatives in the city this
week
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-17
KEPT away
F airbanks Unable to
Address Methodist
Conference

vice. President falrtnnks wio waA
20 have addressed tie Conferences -
fratefnal delegate from tie Methodist
church narthi today, hAa notified
the COMMITTEES thai Il Is uncertain
wisen he csn eet assay from Wall.
lngten the Rate blil lelng 1es m.
der flrs 10 the senate
The Conferences yesterday passed ita
erst law. measure whereby unof
GAINED pastors Afe authorized b A.
minister baptism anu oglclate 81
marriages
The Indian Mission Conferences waa
granted permission to change 10
name.
A stFeuous effort Is being made 20
change tlle headqgaftes oi the
Church Kxgenslon Hoard from Louis.
wills. ~. to 0klalsoma Cify o. Dallas.
TexAs
It scems likely that three of the
present bishops wlll he placed on the
retired lisl, and four new ones elected
uf tilose most prominently mcutitn.
- fof this ofies are p ] Tlgesi.
pr Collins Denny and pr seth
Ward tha latter Is sell known IN Vi
nita, lAting been here GA business
connected with the college.
A memorial from Tie Indian MlaN.
lon Confe1vnee asking certain changes
ia tlle Las regarding boards 81 eAu
cation sas esi,
Numereua petitions asking the %
mosal ~ tna time llmit on tst
paslgnle vere presented yesterday
and there Is httie aelbt a. s0me
favorable action beluk taken
it j. proposed 81 build n the
National Capital a church ediact
uouhY " tlle Methodist Church
saaih. % rost pfobah'y ss0n1
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-17
WIRES ARE
DANGEROUS
Fences Cause Death oi Live
stock BY Lightning.

A report Of tie director of tte lowa
veafhsr and crop ssfflee 10 regala 70
livestock KILLED 81 lightning may k
q Interest q farmers here Tbs fa-
port shOes iilat d ~ load 81 live.
stoek killed b. lightning III one year
~ wefe found Ia ciose eontaci Mith
wiro fences, ard also that thess wirs
fences were noi provided with ground
xifes. That IS % say, over a per
cent % tlie losses of liseslock may
have tesu eanaed hY contact with
Nifes ellsgstd sith electric force
~nuquestlonahly, SAYS tile report.
wire fences As nav constructed.
serve as DEATH trapA q livestock
causing Naa amount of loaa every
yeAr And lt Is also quite evident
that considerable percentage u
danger may - avoided hg tle uee ol
ground wires 81 frequent Intervals
10 the eotstractionof sife fences Ia
some uf Tie reports it was stated That
the lightning struck the fence az &
considerable distance from the point
where tie stock sas killed.
'I'he Nire fence las come into "a.
tanslse use in the wesi and southwest
aud IS destined % cone into faf great
eF use ia the futHv TIE lesson
taught 81 fhe statistics collected IN
Iowa aud other states IS That precau-
tlans sh0ula aishgs W. tAken 20 min.
im.se tie probable los 81 lsttuinE
man eases ahere stock y exposed %
Wlm ienees ioFIBE thuudtr storms
q e Lahuan of this city gives tis
f0llou ing advise d "a tl.e vas 70 ear.
% oot tals suggestion aro ha Effect
i've sire fences should be grounded
hf 'he ame s1s wtne as thaf asd .a
re fence onee eteB thatF m.s
rhs mag te d0ne IS soldering sire
t0 eaeh mnd la lls fenas and faA.
alug i down q posi inta fhe ercaad
aot Tess than 4. uehes INTO perna
asat'Y vet earth IL pa q Gals a
tea Inches under euand eil o. 80
ood unless tie eroued Is aalersakea
Aelthef wllilt sanlcs merely % tN,st
re wifc around thc strands & lsi
q sol3ered rha can be dome easily
slth a common bios torch e Wts
slider paste ana sire solder sleh Is
a.fetfie iinemen Use
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-17
SUNDAY SCHOOL
RALLY SERVICES

SUNDAY Afternoon a. I o'close IL
ne Presbyterian church there viii hs
. meeting " sunday scilpoI teachers
ana workers from al the SUNDAY
acilsois 10 the eitg, % which The pub.
lle generally Is invited. The pro.
gram, which includes short talks b
tlse returned delegates 70 the Atoka
couseution ana hg the pastors of the
various churches. is as follows
Song, Count Your blessings
scripture. Rev 4 J Williams
Prayer lles n = Moore
Sang Sunshine ia Ny Soul
The Atoka convention. y. n. Mars.
Teachings. Mrs ] 4 scott
T1lfee minute falk b each delegate.
song.
Tie impuftanee 81 tie sunday
sehe b the passions q the city.
Song Work fog TIE Night Is Com.
lng
Benedietion Rev J + rersbing
Rev W f. Duukle VII preside
over tie mseglug
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-17
RULES
Secretary Hitchcock Is Con-
siderlag New Rulings.

Mmsosee. 1, y Naf n u j. -.
llered tlAf ths pFese dissatisfaction
on TIE part q TIE oli eompanles tfs
lessess ~ al lands and tie govern.
ment vii bring ateut a hes schedule
0f rHlas rslatigs % fle leasing q anl
fof az Ard gas
There afe three principal elements
% tleud TIE anf Is ths acreage.
baf Secretary llIicncock probably
viil uot rsceis from hls fais tlsf 20
person O. corporation shall held IN
excess ~ ts9o acus Ia face, even
more siFingsut rules are iiksly % -
adopted
Tie lsssess demand f6f change ln
tie rule requiring Al leasss 10 b.
drilled 10 a year waI probably be
granted. tile lessee agfoelog ID easa be
dos not dFiu tile laad. . psy q spsel.
aei fsnta. f0F Il unta il Is drilled
TIE present system u anaacIai shou
Ine have heea found ineffective and im-
practical and aiIl - changed
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-17
WORK ON OIL
WELL STOPPED

loHa Franklin ahl aas be- from
EsteI io,laY Sass that tof tus past
eees ua aart Hs been dome on the
Fmn gas sell Tie dausr Geo
vs. EHIs has ueeu "a Nn.ta. caHed
.hf fle illness VS. his sah Ths sell is
d8en something more than So feet
There vas cite belt 1foH sand HfeeE
heteeen l0a aHd so5 feei and aa0ln
e 81 t9 fcsi There IS considerable
oll in i6e sell Mf Fmnkiln Sass it
las nH ysJ beuh decided whether te
continue tie algeiug 81 g shDat the
et.l g once d j. probable that
& Comfy eho has lad considerable e
experience hi weH duNlug pIi -
sent ta Istela 90 enain faf several
dsy ana eslch thu drilling IT'S ad-
size a. 60 What is bsst e. de wiz
then s. followed
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-17
DEADLOCK IN
THE SENATE
Committee on Canals Can I
Agree on Program.

Washington MaY is TIE senate
committee 0n intefeeeauie canals b
Iaa deaiiaet an tie question - rHr
type of canal re- S. recommended faf
ramma The Fafc TO-DAY showed GEs
f6ff sa te3sl ahd fts f1f tie .ok
feps rhefe wefa wete tso aistH,
tees senator's 6armaH ati tafmacE
Ttt after vItcB Instructions t8roaHt
as taie tdrihs sea ieFs tfpe which
aeld have mais majority against
He et cara deyfe8 bT tee aintnts
tafh
Afefa s1us UaHtie ufef arcslf.
Ms t@ eHeo of senator tAumek tHe
committee stmuaal m Wejals
ats 0sst sltHt reaching r6Hea-
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-17
Government Wins
From Paper Trust

s. raai ainu NaY Il I1a lspsl
tFasf sc.ealled. lcslag aitlsdfsn ffon
tnltsa states court proceedings be-p
ard tbe government vlus ifs eass in
al polnts
Tisr nlted States aiiout5 genem'
bfa gti sali "a dissolve tte camb.ns.
ten tstaeeu tia General Taper cam.
pauf and q other defendants 90 lis
afaan8 lhat an agreement iad beea
entered INTO nefNean thtm iH r.
snnt ~ Interstate commerce
Tns attorney ief The government
toaag moved that ne wcani msatals
u the supreme coafi 81 the United
States Affirming thAt witness q the
.papeg companies must testify Is Sled.
Nd tie court - ordered Three wit
nessss tllsn Offered % testify.
Ttle astcadanfs. hosstsf. uiih8FeN
thelr snswers, ard ths government
attorney moved fof a deeFos IL is
favor The court - onisred 1hfes
sitnesss then paid s aue 81 slN
sach ASSESSED against them fof con.
tempt Ia refusing a. former hear.
ing e. testify
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-17
THE PARLIAMENT Of
RUSSIA is OPENED
The Curtain is Raised on a New Act
in the Drama of RuSSia'S Long
Struggle for Liberty.

lng ef the parliament passed oI with.
ous any uutowani incident Thstoac
oi the speech from the thFone was
eouciliatofy. Il expressed the wisil
that relief te given the peaxanls ia
their present unfortunate conditions,
TIE emperor called ou the members
of parliament 70 put their hearts Into
THIS work. and 10 eoopeFAts slth him
10 solvlng tne present problem Of Rus.
sla and IA handlne down united and
prosperous Russia 70 his saccexsof,
The cnporuf and empress. after
leaving tha palaces. boarded tie im.
pefial yacht aud returned 20 Peieriof.
TIE crowds sveFywhsre cheercd the
imperial party There Ras no other
Incident.
TIE members of tho lower house q
parliament. after TIE ceremonies ai
tie pAlaee proceeded 70 tie Taafsds
palaces. whefe TIE huuse Wlll Assem-.
Die.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-17
COURT TOWNS
ALL CUT OUT

4 dispatch from Washington e
t0days kansas cts Tlmes aYs
TIE conferences eou auftss ln clarf.
q tfe Indian Appropriation bili reiecg
~ 40 q the amendmseis e tlat bl
providing new courts IN the Indlan
Territory today Thase amendments
prov ldet courts fgr Badirsyli'e. Tm
~ Duncan wilhartop Netumpsa.
we.eetka and ofhcf places There
has tsen much rivalry between cms
u tie Indian Tsul,afg towns f0f fse
ogultlou as oouft tawns The oaufef
encs eommlttee decided that gsia.
tlnu creating court towns should hot
bs iolnei viii AZ appropriation bait
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-17

s. Petersburg Yay io~An Ideal
Mas day like = happY augarg, greet
- the raising of TIA curtain Cot tlie
nsw act d a great historical drama.
Ruwias sffuegla for lllsFtY Never
did ne northern capital present a
more brilliant picture than fur The IN.
aagamtlon ,od&g of the flfst Russian
parliament All hanks stores and
schools we're closed
The ceremony be9An with feliglou.
segeless the si4ole cts reyerhsFaslae
with bells and the chimes of the ca.
thfdfaik Nhlle the balls we're stlll
ringing TIE impefial Yaeht moved 40
fhe river and from u ths emperor,
TIE empress and the dowageF empress
laneed ana sent directly 70 tie ca.
ti8ednl inside The walls of es Peters
aud 81 Iaula fortress uhtre ioy
t~vuiY minutes tie imperial family
knsli ia devotion
The smper0Fs reception Is tie open.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-17
CURE YOUR KIDNEYS.
DO Not Enaangsr lie whsa ylml.
sa caslxsn shows YOU ths eure

Many Ninita people take their lives
ii their hands 81 neRlectlnr tie
kldneys wlien they know these 0faam
need help. Sick Kidney are Responsible
fer 4 gasf amount Of suffering aIld lii.
health but there IS no need % suaeE
nor q remain "a danger whan alI dis
easd aud acnts and pains dae e weak
kidneys can b quickly and permaneutr
Il cured By tie use Of puan's kidney
Fslis
Mrs / VI Farris. of iioston Ave.
Tulsa /. II. says ! regard llo0nN
Kidney Pills As must Feilahle kidney
remedy For two years or mere ] SUI.
iefed With pains across the small II
my hack and through my kldneYk
when ! stopped had 70 be very care.
fal IA stniRhtening up OF ! would
suffer terrible from tie pain Tha
secretions from the Kidneys wefe
irregular Ia action, sealded ana cen
tanned a heavy hrlckdust sediment.
got b0x q Doana X idney Pills and
noticed an Improvement Ia my con.
diflon within Two days after beginning
20 Use tlsNm Al the present time
consider myself cured. Tor the hack.
ache has tot returned and the snrge.
tlons from tie kidneys are clear aud
natural
Plenty more proof ike this from
Niniia people Cail AZ the Peoples
Drug store aud asa what their custo-
Mfls report
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents fusier Mnburu co. Buffa q.
New York sole agents f0F the United
States
Remember The name noaus and
take 20 other
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-17
DOCTORS ARE
IN PRACTICE

The cbIeftAn IS informed that us
aactpa are Iu deadly earnest ln 1seu
Intention e prove its.f Superiority
g. the lawyers iu Baseball 60 t6s
'as1en nefse iale them ani thef
refuse e challenge ihe deiou us
aoetun slil % the challenging them
solses lt IS SID ttat namle q
prominent physicians aere miaslag
from their usual mauis abaUf toen
yesterday aua that after aIlteeHt
seafeh Tires sefp located oat back q
tie eemsierg pfaeiieing hes diamond
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-17
TO PREVENT
REVOLUTION

Washington. Mas H. Bspofts
feached the state department today
q the organization of another reto.
lQtlonarf movement directed seaiust
fhe government IS President san
Caceres ~ Sanio Domingo II IS un.
dentoga ttAl Tie s'aud of Porto Rico
IS q - the hsse 81 operations %.
strlctlons have been ssul io TIE m-
sliaf governor af hofto 1850 to fale
steps % eufote. the neutrality aaa
fia Ameflean eafhips Surrounding
ths island 9 san uamues aI asa
pe lnigaefea s. p@Feat fhe landing
ef hostile forces
WANTED AZ Neas So a
staalea pestn We mte a9Qaf
a acrs 81 Nma berries aE afkl
varieties pflgepl5 tl Aroma
ASSOCIATION pfee Sc aud nue ai
cents psf quart faf rIckHs Thefe
afe adequate facilities bear tie 8trn
miches camping aai mauK f the
gFueem tamsi NsHre aua water
aad tents q families fget 81 charge
Car en yoaf railroad agent 60 ptek
eFs speeial mtes ioF parties q ate of
more ricliae vii iekia atoat Mas
21,t Poe further particular eaH 1u
Tie eerreta8 a. oig.uk s,eds
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Secretary Neasa1 FraIt Growers a0d
= Hpsn association Neasha $50