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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-27
GOES BACK TO MINES
FRANK ADAMS RECEIVES NEWS or
 GOVERNORS ACTION.
Was Already Serving a Life Sentence When He Killed Fellow Convact
 And Was Given Death Penalty.

Birmingham. Feb 26.--tSpecial. l--- When the jailor at the county Jail went to the cell of Frank Adams. col Iored. who was sentenced to be hanged for the murder of another negro two years ago, and told him that his sen- tcnce had been commuted to that of life Tn the penitentiary, word having been received from the Governor, there was considerable joy expressed by the negro The Governor eommuted the sentence on the petition of the trial judge. the solicitor and others whe par ticipated in the conviction of the negro. It seems that the negro who was killed by Adams had brow beaten him so long that Adams was afraid of his life. The dny of the killing the negro now dead had threatened to kill Adams, who was his helper, and when an attack was made Adams used a pick with fatal re- suit Adams was then serving life sentence, and he was considered q good convict An appeal was taken from the sentence of the lower court, but there was an error made by one Of the clerks in transcribing the case, and the Su- prcme Court could do nothing but af- firm the decision of the lower court. Adams will be sent at once to the mines where he was serving life sentence and where he killed his fellow convict. There is still one more negro in the county jail here under sentence of death. and who Is slated to go the rope route March 9
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-27

a miraculous escape from leath was experienced by MT. Smith He was waiting to couple some cars together when they ran against his train with some speed. Both cars were badly dam aged and the switchman escaped with the injury to his foot.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-27
ADMINISTRATORS
 SALE

Under and by virtue of an order and de bate bate of of it M"ntsomery I aSCSi County. 0S l. J. NJ Stsrke. Administrator of the estate of Frances $. Powell, deceased will sell at pub lie outcry 70 the highest bidder on the premises. at 329 Clayton Street In the city of Montgomery, Alabama, on Saturday, Febru- ary 24th, 1906, at 19 o'clock noon. for cash. the following described personal property belonging to said estate. toWit;
 Eleven bales of cotton stored at ware house of Marks & Gayle. cooking utensils. oEe stove. three tons of coal, one dining ta- ble. one mahogany marble top table. one any chairs. five rockers. fifteen straight chairs, one walnut bedstead two walnut washstands, one walnut bureau. glass and earthenwaro a:d articles pf household and kitchen furnitura
 J. NJ. STARKE. Administrator Of the Estate of Frances <
 Powell
 Above sale continued Saturday March 3Td. 1906. at 12 o'clock
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-27
nnr L.eavea H0me.

The police department has been re- quested to look out for Horace James, aged 14, who is said to have left home and his whereabouts are unknown. There is no accusation against James.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-27
smoot,s Evidence in Rebuttal.

Washington. Feb. 26.-Chairman Burrows of the Senate Committee on Priviliges and Elections has agreed with Senator Shoot and his counsel to hear the evidence in rebuttal in the Utah Senator's case Monday, March 26.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-27
Af City ParIx,

Al CtsX BaEks
 New Orleans, Feb. 26.-The City Park card was a good one today. The de. feat of Minnie Adams, by Monet, was the feature. Favorites won four of the seven races and, except in the steeple- chase, the winners were at short prices. Cnstus ran a faultless race over the jumps. The weather was cloudy and
 First race. 31-s furlongs: La Thorpe. Rnskin. 1d7. tF. Perrett5.. 1a to l. sec ond Charley Ward. 107. (Dealy), 8 to 1. third. Time, 43 l :5. Denigre, Belsay. Presiosa II. Brightly, J. D. Dunn, Lady Mai, Tom Morgan, Ben Stille. Skilly and Fanny Marks sllso ran. Beans was left
 Second race, 1-2 furlongs: Prin- cipia. no (Grif1th), II to 2. won She lagh. 110, -(J. Jonesl, to l, second; Sailie B. B.. 110, (McIntyrel, 12 to 1, third. Time. 1909 Is. Field Lark, Honey We'll Electric Bell, Lutie Mac, Annie Bryan, Lady Charade, Miss Wat kins and Clover Nook also ran.
 Third race. short course, steeplechase:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-27
Two Ways

Have you noticed q difficulty in breathing-short, quick breath-when you are walking, going up stairs sing ing, or are engry, or eNcited2 1 fop Sddtnry may vii teil vor it means weak heart action.
 Take br. Miles, Nsw Heart lear h,jiS CuTe at at the weakened nerves and muscles of the heart, and makes it strong and healthy.
 Neglect 1t a little while, and you will then notice Flutte7ing ealpit2tion. Iiz- ziness, Painting Spells; Pain in region of heart, side and Shoulders.
 It is the other way-the wrong way. pr. Miles Heart Cure is a safe, sure remedy for. the cure of Heart Disease, as thousa nds testify; doctors said I could live EUt a short time. took pr. Miles New s1. Heart ear .,5 Cure
 M. RASSETT, Wellington, Ohio
 The first bottle will benefit. 1T not. the druggist will return your money.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-27
New Barber Shop
11s1a N. Perry Street. Next GIennOre Hotel,
 JOS. STROUD, Proprietor.

helmeted guardsmen could make 1t. The Princess sat in a coach shaped like that depicted in the old fashioned Gin derella pictures. drawn by eight horses led by tall grooms. On either side were Field Marshal von Hanke, the Gorern- or of Berlin, and lieutenant General Count von Moltke, commander of the garrison. Detachments of the house" hold cavalry preceded and followed the Imperial family and all the visiting members of the royal family. The principal personages of the government were assembled at the palace to re- ceive the Princess.
 The marriage contract of the Duchess and Prince Eitel Frederick was there signed with the usual ceremony.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-27

No Pill is as pleasant and positive as DeWitts Little Early Risers. These Famous Little Pills are so mild and effective that children, delicate ladies and weak people enjoy their cleansing effect. while strong people say they are khs best liver pills sold. Never gripe
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-27
CARNIVAL CROWDS
swrELLEn ATTENDANCE AT BOTH
 NEW ORLEANS TRACKS.
Weather Was Cloudy and Threatening Hut Both Tracks Were Fast,
 Three Favorites Winning at Fair Grounds.

New Orleans, Feb. 26.---There was a carnival crowd at the Fair Grounds to- day. The favorites and outsiders di- vided hoonrs, Lancastrian, Logfstilla and schoolmate being the WI, winning n, choices. Before the first race Bill Car roll was sold by Schildreth to w. Shields for $500. The weather was threatening and the track good.
 First race, five and half furiongs, selling-Sea Voyage, 101 (Moreland), { to l. second; Verandah 105 (Ander- sonl, to 1, third. Time, 1909. Cut Glass, Attraction, Il Dottore, Awaken Ing. Bill Carroll, Jade. Harrington, Frank Kenney. Trossachs, Quaint and Lady Lasco also ran.
 Second race, half mile--Helen Lucas 107 (Aubuchon), 10 to 1, won: Friction, 97 (w. McGeel. IS to l, second: Big Time. :4s s-5. Bud Hi. J. J. Jr.. Sam scrit, Baneful, Schroeder's Midway, Commoder Thein and Cyclops II. also
 Third race. five and half furlongs -Lancastrian, 107 (Perrine), even, won; Roue, III (Livingston), to 1, second; Gay Adelaide. los (SewelIl. 3 to 1. third. Time: 1:o7 1-4; Fargo, Ar Norwood Ohio ran.
 Fourth race. mile and twenty yards --Logistilla. 106 (W. Robinsl, 4 to 5, won; Hollowmas, ss 1-2 (Perrinel, s J. tin). to 1, third. Time, 1:44 Whip poorwili and Sonata also ran.
 Fifth race. five and a half furlongs selling--Tom Mankins, 113 tW. McGee) 10 to l. won; Gallant, 113 (w. Rob- bins). to l, second; Glen Gallant. 11e (Johanssen), Is to 1, third. Time 1908 As. Owasca, Last Cherry, Mar garet O., Philador, Girdle. Red Raven Electric Spark, Vivian, Schoharie and
 Sixth race. selling. one mile and an eighth--schoolmate, 11o fw. Hayes), B to 10. won; Kenton, 11G L. Jones), 12 to 1, second; Marvin Neal, 94 (More- land). ! to 2, third. Time, 1:5a 3-5. Prince Salm Sa1m, Berry WaddeIl King of the Valley an l Rainland also ran. Entries Today.
 First race. three and half furlongs two year olds-Beatrice. H., 109; Pep per and Salt, 106: Bitter Miss. 105 sainzilla, Lucy Marie, Mamie K. 104; Dorothy. NJ, 1O1: Little Walda. Our
 Second md race, six furlongs, selling Paul Clifford, 131; Safeguard. 11S; Ten- nyburn. IA; St. Bonnie. 112; Lena J., sticker, 102: Request. 9S.
 Third race, six and one half furlongs purse-Whippoorwill. loS;. The Cure, Au Revoir. 107; Royal Arms, Peter Paul. Curd Giilock Mohave. Fenian'
 Fourth race. seven furlongs purse Ben Hodder Ill; Third Alarm, 102: Superior Boy, Deux Tempts. 99.
 Fifth race. mile seiling-Rainland, terling. 105; Mortensia, Jucora, 1o1; Fair Calypso, Sincerity Belle. 95.
 Sixth race, mile selling-Tribes Hill. 112; Ogontz, 109: Burke Cochran, 10S; Water Pans Flying Trapeze, North Ponca. 101; John Randolph, 1o1; De- pends. 9S.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-27

It's not by being against many things that you will save the world, but by being for a few things with all your might
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-27

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-27

Rijou Matinee Today 2 ?. m. Albert Taylor presenting "A Guided Fool"
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-25
NAkINa AeoNsTIrrIIoa

There S nsl = moment = lgss between and tlec.
ton dag, ahleb aeears Ga ts IN of November Every
Republican should s4asaer himself commlttss s. cue
ii 90 whatever s possible "a talthsmncs d te Re-.
publican ticket and ut election particularly q cur
constitutions delegates
an ldsa prevails n some quarters THAT tie candidacy
lor the constitutional convention is not of mae npor
tanes. that Tie ersaton o. fundamental as IS mat
ter o. routine aua that ue uhoe constitution can he
sasiiy copied from other states aud passed upon sthout
agitation Of excitement
The consultation of tbe nes state wl net = copy
II ths constitution 81 any osAer state u VII y o.
should b. risar.eut document drawn from tie exper
snce Of iotyass states adopting IN substance ~haeysr
ay have stood tie test q espsrsncs aud formulating
pee basic rules Tor our guanes which have ot Teen in
uss bsiore Al thh wiu reqairs Judgment sspsuencs
intelligence ana eauton attributes which saea delegate
~ll not fuily possess, bat uhstsser lacking n cns
may b. supplied D another
Nothing that has ever SECURED ~ perlap. sser VIII
occur IN this section nos knawa - the Indian Terrific
y wi equal u Importance Ire constitutional eonssn-
ton la~ rassed by legislature e net suitable
can b. readily elaneed Not Constitution 10 one
respect d ma = nasncd e lhs marriage state JUS
tee Of tl,s psass a BY isu woFds tis Knot whieh
San only - united b grave court pfoesdafs co,s
asltatUnal provision thoughtlsy placed n Tint doca.
nAnt mas pussiby cause much mischief tis sos aud
= lmmstals .eef Aud Il i tie lnisntloa "a ss Tor.
nation pi constitution tlnt Il shall - ls easily
changed sls tho,s Who e Do their dasy : delegates
eiI hays mas| occupy flsII attention. aaa sfsai -
sheeslbllllF - ~ uppH - suulssn Il ne isf
Ia|sHAhsa aI sHs|s sAI1 Aa|@sI|Is Nasssefs
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-25
vARnAMAN oN rnn lNnIAN.

Ths Oklahoma pemocsaia should tel Goyefn.f Var
danan d Mississippi 10 hs sssy careful Atons ~ pse
tion d lnaiAns hereafter
When the Rapuhlicap~ ss.sed reas Tins axe thar
Mississippi race pssiudat extended 70 lnd.pv there
vas bet indignation IN Tie Democratic ramp and iele
gram and letter q denial from Misssippls attousy
general ue,e published under screaming headlines
Hut TIE governor forget The plight q ts Oklahoma
Democracy while being interviewed hshcbbs D, tie
Associated Press agsut II Chicago Tiunaas Iuaisrav.
ug hls plans % se tle senate eage and o,euun ~
18TH amendment to It's constitution 40 tmsndaent
which resembles certain commandment Ia that IA IS 81.
ways designated hY eambsrl, the governor s, us eat
out q tho bas lie said.
The A~s nos sreeiaoall, secesalss the aiasssHes
bstusen ths white man aad the Indian. tis oaiaanan.
sle kslaimo of the MAhY There is ia.t ~ts i sap
bea Ueen tie white man ana ne negro
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-25
80 ron vnY onlLnREN.

John spasgo the authority on child labor and ne
author 81 rhe nittsr cry oi the Children has lesssr
ID SUNDAY okaleman appealing 70 te people a oka.
homa 70 ladopt constitution that shall protect the
rights Of the chidssu The letter IS too long 70 he
quoted entire bat is spirit mas be seen from TIE fellow.
ing extracts
In making eonsttntion iof themselves tbs citizens
Of the state q Oklahoma have glorious oppostanity to
ay tho Foundation Of political aud social strueture q
wheh ti,e Oklahoma 81 tomorroe may ths Amrfica ot
tomorrow wiu l. proud rhs hight against evll
grown hoary and aespt entssneled noble but 70 pre-
vent the existence of the evil Is more glorious
eM,y T. Ia tns name Of more than two million chill
rsn ~ho are today bsne roboea Of ,e sacred rights Of
ehdaood and ia tls name Of tie unborn children upon
whom Oklahoma must aepeud for srowtii AMI prespsri-
~ make persona appeal q every etisn ot the state
Ito oysry earnest God.iearn6 iFsedom-osinx man and
uoman y asa ali 81 his Or hsf poeer % ee that 10
constitution IS adopted which doe. not adequately pro
tsct the helpless tie ones and make their euslasemsn
ior profit laipossibIss
aNen and women oi oklahoma. as friend q Tie
ehilcren of tbs tso million Who tong ths loylsss
toll or slaves 81 sour sndren Of the eharea Jet 70 b
bor,-i make AZ appeal 70 yoa collectively and iaasla.
uay to ~ year poesrs * citizenship q ses thAt YOUR
nes state constitution provides iog the compulsory edn.
cation 8 So rhlaren rsl and poor alike and tosbias
ae employment .. any chDa Ia ans industrial q cpm.
megcal occupation shateyer under tne age q sixteen
ysan Yoa Rave noe "a yoar poes g set Tie standard
90 ils rest g oar great country win tor Oklahoma
the prod and ssestobeenyied distinction q bane ths
most civilized stals % America in Tie matter q caring
III to helpless little ones You have ID youf poWel
al ths important tlne % win for your state endurins
slory among the states and nations % mankiaa. viii
yoos ask ths question earnestly q e'ey fathef ane
mother IS every lover Of Humanity
Charles n noesfs Republican condida,e foF delegate
70 the constitutional convention from ,he 18th district
is pledged % constitution fofbiaiing child ator an,
compelling tl.s EDUCATION q ii children regardless q
race o. coar
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-25
FRrcKLEs HAVE PASSED OUT
rhsakA Queen Alszaaasa onc- Mads
Them sins Qaa zen. They
Are NaH nkffcd

aaaon A year af tso agp s fee
aeiE. placed ifeekis mafks were ean
a.Hefpa ~ aatangat adaiua -
the aup ~ ssme Nslety aUmsu
one aay they appAsa gahn naturally
an the checks oi Qaeer Alexandra
sftef she had returned from q sum
msf holiday fhe6 Immediately -
came fashionable sna Nerc cultivated
- Artificial MEATS amchF aams =
the aast Ruosa hsaatiss af the Lea
faa season liss other iahs Ties
have n8a raue Hsf g fashion sd
tsass Iaales al.a AEa lf1Hn'ft s.Ea
iaesn - natural aseHrl hate eeen
mach eksfclssd - - lhe iaest and
aaalssf method IS 81 u8 uf hem
Mans painful apssasiaus hatv bern
snhnHsed ~ withaaf the awaifea 98
sall and after ehenisiH ana beauty
aaagafs had exhausted sli their re-
aoarees ii Il hps reported thai Pfins
cess Victorla has secured a ffsiRe
fnam 81 obscure s0mzn 90 the saad
nazham estate thaf elil hg ihe means
~ making somsbodys iortur- he
ingredients are simple and can -
made ap uiihoat snf technical 9f
pharmaceutical kaaNiedEf
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-25
rlMKI.N INSTRUMENTATION

m. communication Of pt Williams ~ yesterdays
chtssin Ia regard % tie neccssity of side~aiks est
,aiuly Timely Walks au useaed, aud needea q oors.
Il ssems however impossible 70 compel The property
omness Is lay TRAM According 10 tlie vlew ~ awyen
the Curtis SCI gsing cities power te compel We A4M
81 saiis IS 70 aoriei a. o ls psacicay asslen Wat
"A. thetsfofs Is 90 hsstsf oa tisan Ia tie past
Walks are bad, needed but tlev can = secured @if
a. The property ownsn voluntarily eoasnns % baila
them. IfanY sort Of pfessus can b brought % eeaf
upon certain sela,h properyos Q psfsoads then
% 40 their uty. the pson o. persons who ean ass lat
pressure ought 10 TeS bass Il ones
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-25
AocnMpLIsnRn FAcrs

The results o. ths epoehmasns legislation Of ne
as epuboan congress are hut Just beginning g become
apparent 4 few weeks ago the new meat inspection
IAN vent INTO force and nov We have some assurance
tlat tie canned beet we eat really beef saturday
the new pure food olil became law Under ~ pross-
ions il vii henoeiorth be impossible 70 adaltemte any
drugs o. food products and ali patent medicines must
state plainly their compositions that babies vii no
onss, b. igao,antly drugsed sth opium urder the
guiss Of soothing grups
Ana esetg aaitor snops That the nsw rate nil \ II
forcs A8ha sle provisions regard e passes da net
hseon, fag operative angu langaU no;, ne rail-.
roads have arsady become eae,edius strict and after
ie r.t Of tie yearn vll Is almost Impossible ior ap1
one 70 obtain pas, unless be empogeo q the road
Even tls editors ars heueefofth g r. denied free trans
poriatIon
when tic Democratic orators begin g rant about th'
reforms tslf party stH loaagante ust think q thes'
three great .efogms thu tie asst Republican eongFes
"a. alsag lnauguratea And ash Yourself Zoo. y a 'u
bil. euaetea by the Democrats uieu they aers as' 4
control Of th government created such sweeping eform
a. a.g oas 8 tie bills enumerated above
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-25
M wIsE soLuTIoN

ID would probably be dangerous fof person aeqeini'
"A ouy ia carsory way alth conditions iaths Repub
eau psgtg ia Muskogee q venture al opinion a. {"
whether tron the stanapont q facts TIE dstrietins
ana aanqassng board was astaei ia ruling against The
regularity Il the Eaymaei candidates l'at there san
be no question that TIE haard did shat e hest fo
e Republican party saa Indeed iof tie polite. e the
neu STATE
Raymond oaig strength vas derived ltatu BASE A9.
peal Il lace prejudice thaa sic nothing could y more
aangatots = tsprshsuslbIs Hs triumph would hare
nalsed ths ead of tie Republican parts g hussogae
ana would have resulted ia earnisal g Ieefe ans tie
venting q TIE worst lassahs 81 men.
TIE Interests Of a tis aess Are identical intle nes
state The aFa5ngo Ct faee against ssee criminal
and he eho resorts @ sael espedent fo tie adsaas
INK Of his awn selfish Interests sorse taa auafsf
lst
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-25
BREAKS TOES IN A DREAM.
New Yorku Hi,s wan with Foo'
When he Turns Asainss VI.
ionafy joker

Nee YORK Capt Richard repn.
les. superintendent ~ the O. Hood
Wright hospital hroke tWn toes the
other uiKht Va 4 sFeAm lir dld not
AaDp they aere hrokan until unv
og hle SURGEONS Of Fulicy exam
inea tbom zoe neat morning You
must klek in scgf sleep iIko a babs
remarked ~ Fcsles rhen Capt
Tawnles explained
lie hsg a vivid afesm He WAS -
4 reception aoi nei q ioi of inter
ustlas ant extraordinary pcrsans
Wheuetef he toppea 60 chat viih
same enc a man of msllen appear
auce nna'd uals 80 e. him and an
Ne his frafat les Here's YoaF
neeAtie TheG the mAn would tarr
anag ana laurh aaeh A. hlA victim
rhss happened sefefal times The
man eouid aipal Is pai one eHd =
iha hos tfayat then dodge aNay
Finally iho ospialn kapl watch oai
~ ths corner ~ hia ege Twisting ~
and eui iheooEb tbe crowd ihs mas
uas sixiY sapf.a hine He uAa 81
iowed a. sci a haxef % The rraVai
Then thr captain ehlfled round. and
lifting ont foni. gave tho man. a.
~ fan asay. q terrific Kick Nhleh
The captain aWuke Two ~ bis lees
Nefa throhhina ffnm the impact witf
ths wAif hy his BED tlr WNe sur
pFiaeA ahen his surgeon iauuf the'
stfe broken
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-25

PERU. Ind Mamma won't fna
uleaas telephone The eirrulaicf an4
teli him that 81 - ny papers Afe
ast delivered Nets fhe lns words
snafen. palhetlcally. - an angaishea
mother By Irwin QAlhFsafn. is-ysaF-
old - sf Aishasasha. Ind ss shs
uleksd ~ her little son from ths
yak. ehefs be bad fallen The brave
- haa started oal 9Th To- nanets.
4 aaaal but collapsed before hs haf
delivered two thlras # his route and
% hls hands and knees plsred slk -.
pefs "a porrhrs Ills net aofas
ahaNea his devotion 90 hm daiy
Wlghsu AZ huuf Aftee the mother
fanna him tht hoy Nes dead reFshFs'
hsueffhase having ssasfa death
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-25

What excuse ean tie iaborne men gise ior voting
Tor " Il gornegayf lie opposed e tls ang form q
the initiative and referendum that allows the people %
govern themselves theY g. he IS opposed TO free
public bka schools he has never besn quoted IS "a
sorng IAs eight hour dar fellow sersaas aw a. en-.
ployars liability law or law prohibiting child labor
on theoslsf hand Charles B Rogers has declared In f.
Of an thee measures nwho Is the candidate u ne labor.
lnr man
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-25
80. - $ ThIfd naII.

man uha walked from isaa T.
tha station ni ffankilasllle liila nlasf
Iaz stated that - sae 90 fanhil 4a1
taa snakes ihaf haa been klllea =
senInx n contact eith ftt a'e -
Iha snakes eHes hHnft
ahIIa fAe ratails . "A
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-25
NOT Al ICEBERG

Thsfs not much talk IN vinlsa any more about Tie
human lsebsrp" theory IN regard % Wee President
q " FaiFtAnka Even the Democrats vl.o heard him
last night aFe willing u admit that II ! a mighty
shruwd politician. ana tfasss i've varmhloodsd cam
pagn orator lie ranks sish he bost.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-25

ne psnoera,s wa ere so earnestly protesting tier
devotion + sauoatiop might and lt seaeehat embaF
RAISING t. sxpaln ehy ths Democratic school board as
vmlsA ~ sssn tis eltg - hlgh school tho ouu could
hnvs hesn established tAla year pttout N addition
CENTS taxation
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-25

Tomorfpe sl1 be Faruanks da5. EssH Yaisanl
ought 70 participate IN ths welcome 70 the siss pres
nsnt TO entertain SUCH . visitor Is al hauoF that
comes bat seldom 70 town. Of viutas popalatioa.
s. 4 llafrls. Democratic candidate ~ sofefaaf o.
kansas rs fspaalated esfefnor Nariamau q Nssssp
pl Dscsnt people eyeryahsfe NHl iolioe NJ Harris
sxamps
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-25

: passenger train % lhe NIeuaa
railway vas atapeed aeal Wafsae r.
Gently b. the application Of tha aaso
matte brake FITS ftfoiationafEes
than aiiehied flou ~ train. AMI 80.
eoupllns the NAL san. eomueilfd The
easlae driver la taks 6 about tNo
saIiea farther o.. Hhere haslne plan.
aered Il. thry disappeared with Ela..
eaa 1t Npyrfnmeag money