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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-14
IN
CENTRAL MAUI
A NUMBER OF SOCIAL AFFAIRS
THAT ADDED MUCH TO THE
PLEASURE OF LIFE.

Mr.. L. H. Cook of the Kahului r.
r. Co.'S Office staff, has resigned his
position and. expects to leave for Ho-
nolulu i'm the near future.
A very delightful dance was given
by Mr.. and Mrs. S. f. Keliinoi at their
charming Waikapu home last night,
as a farewell to Miss Mary Chilling
worth, who has been visiting there
and with other Maui friends for the
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-14
SACHS SATURDAY sPEcrAr,

An unusual opportunity to secure a
handsome holiday gift is offered at
Sachs on Saturday: beautiful satin
sofa cushions will be placed on sale at
a. m. until sold for Csc. each. See
window display.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-14

Little Moses Paaluhi who fell from
a soda water wagon while playfully
jumping on behind last Tuesday and
suffered internal injuries, died today
at the Queens hospital.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-14
CONsIrL TO 1APAN

One Of the prominent passengers
aboard the s S. Siberia for the Orient
is H. P. Miller, consul general from
the United States to Japan, returning
to his post of duty after a visit to his
home in Eugene, Oregon.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-14
10 SPEND THE WINTER HERE.

P. j. Thompson Of Palo Alto, who
spent last winter in this city, arrived
this morning on the S. S. Siberia He
VIII remain throughout the winter
Since leaving here Mr.. Thompson trav-
eled considerably throughout Central
America and the southern states. but
IN his opinion Honolulu surpasses any
thing that Nature has to offer from
the canal northward.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-14
v1EIRA's CHRISTMAS GOODS.

Have you seen them? Well you
had better go there Immediately. What
do they consist Of? III tell you.
'Jewelry in every conceivable shape
for toilet articles and ornaments. Bet
ter look and see.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-14
LOW GETS A LEAvE-

Manager James A. Low Of the Homo
lulu Plantation has been granted a
leave of absence for six months begin
ming January SO He returned today by
the S. S. Siberia
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-14
BACK no sIRERIA

Constantine e. Pfahius, attache to
the encouragement of the Amur ter
ritories in Siberia, is returning home
in the S. S. Siberia from a visit to the
United states.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-14

Judge Lindsay adjourned court this
morning, as he desired to meet his
sister who arrived from the mainland
on the S. S. Siberia.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-14
CHRISTMAS WINES.

order a basket OF assorted wines and
liquors for Christmas delivery at the
Criterion Jobblng Department. Phone
Main &c.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-14

Queen Street Rink open every even
ing and Wednesday and Saturday af-
ternoons.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-14

If you like doughnuts. something
very nice, try the New England Bak-
cry.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-14

The best cup or Hawaiian coffee in
the city New England Bakery and
Cafe.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-14
General NOGI BADLY INJURED
today thrown
horse. He struck his rendered
To Strengthen Separation
PARIS December 1.-THE cabinet considering legislation
aBng
REVOLUTION PROGRESSING.

GUAYAQUIL, 14A
in
progressing.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-14
A RACE FOR THE
OUARTERMASTER
GENERALSHIP

COLONEL WILLIAM $. PATTEN WHO THINKS
CHANCE TO SUCCEED GENERAL HUMPHREY TRANS
PORT SHERMAN LAST WHEN HE FOUND SHE WOULD
HERE, AND TOOK soNoMA TO HURRY TO THE COAST.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-14
25TH's OFFICERS CoURTMART1ALED

WAsHTNGTON, O. captain
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-14
The.
Fire Alarm

fills many a heart with appre-
,hension; for danger of loss by
fire is great and there are
things in every home which
no amount of insurance can
replace. There is but one way
in which care may be avoided
and the safety Of valuables
assured. That is to make use
of our safe-deposit vaults, in
which a box may be rented for
the small cost of
IS PER YEAR AND UP.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-14
SIEMSEN PLEADED NOT GUILTY.
ASSOCIATED Press Gable TO The Star)

FRANCISCO December 1.-THE aside information
today
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-14

Bring your old shoes to US for repair.
The daily tribune., 1906-05-01
TO aENr

ITO RkNT-A 3-room house. furnished or un-
i furnished, sis McCandless Ave. Call at
1isfraEitr Ave. Si58
N1O TENT-Furnishsd broom cottse-. In
IL Quire Of hrs. John Irwin, lS6 Il. Front st.
kleetrie light and wator In house. b0-b5s
The daily tribune., 1906-05-01
ABOUT YOUR NEi0HBORs
AND YOURSELVES

III A0OOt YVOk NEkJI10Ob<S 3
AND YOURSELVES 8
$ooeooooooooooooooooooooo3
George Graham i in Pusbio this
aftsrpoon.
Il Dave Hall Of Fosntain was In
town ysstsrday. ..r
IL. A. Potsst. the ios man Of
Portland. Wa in the CITY today.
Mrs. J. r. Walsh has returned
from pleasant visit in Denver.
Barney Ginsbsrg went to Portland
at noon to attend 10 some business.
W. h. Davie and 8. @. Kelso
drove ont 10 ths oonntry yesterday.
Father Edmund OF 81. Bsnedicts
is trausscins business In the Steel
City.
-F. J. Kinoa,ds and family are
among the Florence people in Pueblo
today
--Mrs. George Walker. was down
from Cripple Greek visiting relatives
Sunday.
Walter Belford and Charles Burk.
hart left this morning fol- the South
Park region.
Miss Mock, the nurse leaves on
No. 10 tomorrow for st. Joseph. NO..
to take up her work again.
Rev. H. II Pingree left ysster.
day morning for Missouri where 1t is
reported he will take unto himself
bride.
j. o. White, clerk at the post.
office. is taking q lay of. Ethel Nc.
Donald is assisting in the postoffice
duties.
Mrs. Jane r. Smith returned last
night from Denver where she went to
have . cataract removed from one of
her eyes.
u. ". Jones. one Of the conduc.
tors for the Florence and Cripple
Greek railroad at Cripple Greek. was
in the oity.
j. F. Terrence. district manager
Of the Pacific Mutual. returned today
from . months stay at Durango and
Silverton.
Mrs. Arch Welch left last night
for River Portal. Montrose county.
where her husband Is employed on the
Gunnison tunnel.
Miss Eva Andrews who has been
teach ing In the Portland school. left
today Tor Russell up In the mountains.
to spend the summer with her brother.
Mrs. 8. J. Tanner returned from
Denver last night. She accompanied
her mother to the Capital City to have
. cataract removed from her eye.
The operation was suooessful
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. G. OFT Of Canal
Fulton. Ohio. who stopped over here
enroute to their home from Los
Angeles to visit e, H Sheafer and
family. left today for the East.
Leon A. ellison, representing
Laura Frankenfeld. who appears here
Tuesday May 9Th in . psecial drAmAt.
ization Of Wiikie Collins IA New
Magdalen." oalled 'Her Double
Life" Miss Frankenf,eld recently
played . week In Denver and received
| fiatkerinr nreaa noticea
The daily tribune., 1906-05-01
PALACE PHARMACY
q. @. Coz, Prop
Phsns y

Tickets 70 points east via the Mis-.
souri Pacino from Canon City. and
stations west thereof, will allow pur.
ohassrs side trip from Pueblo 10 Den.
YER and return whsa 'dAsifsA. Plsass
beay this In nin1.
The daily tribune., 1906-05-01
RAILROAD TIME CARDS
o.nv., : Rio or.nds Railway.
FREEMAN SUMNER. Agent.

ARRIVE DEPAR1
,:s pm $50 , m
Ii 40 an ii1 m
la sc . m 10 :@ M
Az , m ...s p m
i:Ap m i:ap.
bH q N s:H . %
sH n s:n p m
is;ss p m i2R m
2:D q N $50 NJ
sol . N sM a.
The daily tribune., 1906-05-01

No. l--Paciac coast limited
from Denver and eastern
connections --.-----..-----
No. fAtlantic coast limit.
cd, from California an 4
western points----------
No. 1Pacific coast expres Q
from Denver.
No. A-Atlantic coast OF.
press from California and
western Joints
No. b-Trape-contine n ia !
limited from Denver and
eastern connections. -----
No. 6-Trans-contlne n { = |
limited. from California
and western points
No. e--Denver and Canon
City Flyer-
No. 1o-Canon City and
Denver Flyer.
No. lb-Colorado Express
from D0nysr-----..-------
No. l6-Colorado express
from all wsstsrn points In
Colorado
The daily tribune., 1906-05-01
Atehlson. Topeka & Santa Fe RalIwa,

Atehlson. Topeka & Santa Fe Railway.
No. o95-From Pueblo and all
points cast, arrive daily II $50 q m
No. 626-FOr Pueblo and all points
east, depart daily. SIS p m
Sunday, depart 400 y m
No. 631-From Canon City, daily, OK.
oept Sunday, arrive IL is IN
Direct connection is now made at Pueblo for
Chicago and all points east, and at La Junta
with California limited for Los Angeles and
San Francisco.
Inquiries solicited and promptly and cheer
fully answered.
Descriptive literature folders frss By apply
Ing 70 4. B. PALMnn Agent
The daily tribune., 1906-05-01

FIsrsAes and Cripple Creek and Associated
Companies.
NoRTHBouND
Leave Canon City - 100 10
" Florence e- 100 q m
Arrives at Victor r.. 9:20a n
Cripple Greek --.--- 9:A6 N
sourHBoUND
Leaves Cripple Greek .- 5aop m
Victor r.. b:t6 p m
Arrives Florence e-- 7:30 p "a
Canon City y------------ 1880 n
D. G. AAoWATERs,
General asserger Agent, Colorado Springs
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-06

fFisa aAnsaEe 81 fQsea meat tails
faf Faaas inrkey eapea of tosI
feanei fag mackefei aaa saimaa.
sItaer fresh or pickled.
Lobster coral and parsley fer hsllsA
asb
earFant ieiig fof rame. alao f1r
eaaiafd Or bread plf1laF
Seville Grange Be- sHee sid
aaak. nlEsuns. Teal aai saah same
atHt either slih of eiJhaaI parsley.
fef foast lamb ebothes hat - o8id
nieAiei FherUaa. capsaa - onions
e. some boiled meats. stsHa ete
3 ut pcFnef of small fei aor'o
- tta mauth q a fuast
Sliced eEEs showing iha ehIta and
feiloe parts i0 chieseu salad
apaa og rea and hlaes am 81
tegaated "a tha fat side of hatea
ham. ehich slde nhuuia lie unfs
- thu serving dish
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-06

Every housesife understands that
onions ere a hind 81 tuafoaaa eoa1
medicine. without knowing shF
She knuss that q saiid red aaioa
satan 81 bedtime viii hy fha na1t
morning. break he seyefsat cold
she aiao knows that enloHa make
g GOOD plaster 10 remove tneamma.
ton and hoarsenesa. hat she dees
nj know Why
Il an one would take a. unlan and
mash II - aa 10 secure al he Juice
II Il be would have q mast remafs.
allie smelling substance thai waald
quiet the most nervous pefaan
Tho strength ~ thla eanstaHga IN
hated taF few minutes ~il ell ghe
sense Il smell and aniet tie nerves
until sleep u produced tfum sheer
exhausllon
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-06

'tile NoWata Crystal lea company
i.lei afiirlcs ui Incorporation gsstcf.
daY, with a capital of s1s.0o Tie
oaicen and directors ass lean H..
spaflocs president y Il fawzou,
xlsa PRESIDENT ~ H. wllkinson. sec
fs'aT.4easurer George NeCa1Fee.
g + GAlner
Articles % incorporation sere alsd
yesterday faf fhe id.Cuntineat Pipe
tine romranF capital sioaasa Tie
Lead og'efs are AZ 'rWia ard tts lt.
eafpafaiar afe II 8 sauHlt Ethel
4 mlih And n AZ Lawson TIE
naMpaog s auihcfireito pipe aad "a.
aae oil make leases ana a. i eensf.
q 81 basluess
Tie secmiafy % the Interior las
ruled thar, any time pfstloas 20 hls
aaai passage 90 ihe applications o.
.ufsfmsffied Chefokeas eio afe. b.
decision q ihe court, dsnlsi aimis
sion % the rolls tie lutsfmaffled
sltlssns MAJ sell their present e'aius
= am eefUkers entitled q enroll.
msni, sni ugt already f!es, and that
TIE secretary viii approve tie bf3 q
ule q Is expected thar msug 81 ne
latsfmaffled citizens vl.l afal. them.
= sss 81 ihs privilege
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-06

81 UaHa nN Wcli known auFins
fis naHeuef iu chiuFo ia iudeaa
g thc eaIi aai tho eb'acs aFt
hls afef 4 raoforic maitsfa -
eaa Is S dramatic eay in chimea Ii
1886 ne has been considered a eanal
Gate ct tae great world soeieis an
snHvu sna Hauame1 whigb waIta fat
ils aHeaeHt ID ihe year eeRa when
nan Christ q Is c0mp io earth III
feaeH the truth thai the world 4 net
ea#t & reoalfo now There ena
mourning the othff aaf amane tlfe
tws q eAfes membera 90 his serIeu
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-06
~ lAaoa b klrensn.
Pcsshlnu Cups ihs Latest Ussnsn %
Fna Favor.

roaehine eaps ifat bod erEs 40
fhsy siii nos haye . - dropped into
the water % COOK are smeag the
useful new faIl utensils thal Az
housewives sho da tAslf own work
VII appreciate A. hsine Ncoaumleal
ard lator Fasefa
These poncainw aH iM which the
egH are en0ket hf eteam afe ghat
luw and round Aa1 d NO 4 meal lit
perforated 81 the steam can come
ihrungh The aaa on whlch lhla lid
fis % fognd aaa abeut two lHrtra
dorp plrnly laYse eauaeh % b. Used
as coasef foT cereals q is hiei
when in usr wlfh haiiinr Natef and
shen the eFss afe dfugpet into the
cups fhai hase aifeslF heca hesied =
ustt atflne Cop e placed over The
poaehea 60 pFeFeat tho steam and
beat from eeesr.as
q fakfs iaa miaufes ia poach crFs
ln this cay and lha ifeuhio ef drop
Fng them iufa fha saief ana aiming
them oai aith = laiie 90 aaae aaay
with besides Is ls less trouble 70
rffurr eggs lu thia fashion. anl
when sCfF ,hsy laak 50 murh more
iuullur than Nhea thn edges srf
fasgo1. faf when eonsea in rpp
sheY are aiweFs sell rounded ana the
Yplk q Invariably f. the cenief Ft'ay
REALLY ia#e hMie tna faf thern ls
na poihHlfY u tHe water soaked
4 iagf that mans aha Wfth poaehnd
fsm Ttaa tsa Gees mag be iafn
e.t 81 t8ls Huaa plales 90 inaet and
ioak ro aainu anH tempung that
even al iafhid 8aHan el.A iale 8
sDleuil Naaia 81 aaaaFs sitter teelHs
thrm Iha prizes s aat wero than 70
cents fpf tha asn aHa hst d1sna
roacheu
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-06

ii takes ~ s Hfaafioe fn share
bread st.e fIeeti hat ua ~
says Fsanle Merritt Farn n Won.
ans lieme ConHa8a tt r ypw
easY NJ get iata wea ufn ratA Z pne
s ua wj.lnH uaitdden
rrunnd 90 nHe Hta co scaldet
mHk al4 oHt fourth af cupfui =
butter t mMesaoaalnia ~ rarar
nnd han q teskfaeu.H s. salt When
iukcvarm a1a eas fe#st nko ais
solved ln mefaash a caphi ~
mkerafm aaiee ~ thiit a ona
err. SEA hta1en aH8 RI caplah az
f0af. once HHes Ts en a slightly
aofoi hoarH aaead atHm i8 the
bowl caft sad 81 dae snti tho
mistufC has tlh8ea ts hak SHAPE.
c0fcf arain - $50 ahl start has
lue lu a BOT aFeH. reducing the hfat
afior fhe fret Use mlaa,es ihat thr
sficta maf o. euaa ana drY 10
shape ,he sticks afst shapo AZ small
fnand biscuits fal ~ the board
fuhrfe lhofe e ~ 9rHfl With ihe
hands unul flt iaehea la lenath keop
iua of nnlfofm siaa ana uiih rounded
enda rhia mas a beet tecamp0iahci
tY hnnriHA she fHa# glanH tn mai
ngl oFNF the en4a 8f tha slichM
Serve a bread aies d fhe fol3 %
e8ch uspkih Flla the remainder los
cabin fashion oa 5 plais covered vlih
= dolly
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FROM sArp RpAY's pAlLr

M8 I'd 8NA*fN q" &tfNAAh
Nfs M.A Riddle sent 10 Clare
more tllls nagaiak. foF aHbglei visit
wlth rslsfNe
MIS- Natalie Hfffen, WHO has been
visiting hers asefnrlankwiying all
Rlau q hs5 home ln Webb CHt
. Apndaf
Miss Julia Leland returned last
night - hal hams ln Troy kan. A..
terra visit HeTs eith her SISTER Mrs
Georxs + Finley.
Iaisa i.aHaa + PARKER ir. IS
holding 4 term ~ court in Pryor
Cress toisF. feF tie transaction q
pfoiale baslneN
ksefi haiF Is ranilally invited to
atieud tie demonstration 81 Golden
Cats colies ii Il 4 Cpwans store en-
MpndAY, l'eesmbeg
TIE cflmlnal term of court held ~
ludRe can II CIafemors will tormln.
ate totiaY Next uesk Judge Parker
Win hold E elKll term there. the does
"a being crowded wllh business
TIE mslIasaag ehalfs. three in NUM-
uer presented q tho Presbyterian
church Is Rev nf NcKlifics, pss-
Tor of tie First Presbyterian church
Of s. I,nls arrived this morning.
J haulaee Licenses we're issued this
moruiux T. TAYLOR reayy of Blueiack
"a and Ms Isatlle johnson Of Nluita.
cnlorei. and to Carl X. Curtis and
Miss Tempa nunAaay, both oi Cieora.
An agent l0f lie hearing oi appli.
cations fof glle removal of rrssrlc.
ti0ns will i III NlnllA IueSlan lie.
penaleF 4 IRE agent wlll - ln rrytr
Cfsek Houdaf. and ulll go from viul.
"a "a ClAumafe o. THURSDAY and Ne
Nala % FRIDAY
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-06

stfsna Brine o. csle Water saa sat
viii % ths Wefs

Il l. impauibie 60 tal saafaer .
color is fasi before uaahlae sa5b the
nosiea Traveller. hul bY Tar lha safest
p.an e 60 fstr che calof hafafe G
Hoea b the tHb for ere afza Eiae 0ae
8 De baat methods - sefllHH deH
rafe eoiHra consists ln sImHIz mak.ag
s strong brine az coid water ana Hsif
ard saakinE the safmeHi ffam q %
= haafa of course tbls akaala -
daua iast before r8ing % the tAaaag
aa4 ihe sali should not - sNaNef
Is afg in lt This q especially sod
~ ali shades ~ pink Ana saeaa and
Ualofs eare nat ihis eaf Nf 81
aHleht a. lenE as q would IS Iasssie
Il expect ID "A etfeaa HslHtiaH I
alHm ana wateg N Faa8 particularly
vitA blaes end the muHe delicate
shades 81 brown bui lie eHea5 Il nat
Is lasting a. thai az salt aua g Is
sometimes necessary tu eHea he
talh after tte nrst thFes = f9af
aashinFs
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-06
PROM FRIDAYS Daily

FROM FRIDAYS DAILY
WI DArnnsh weut 70 Claremofe
this morning . attend court
Charles Davis ani fAmilnof NeoAiso
No, spent Thanksgiving withi A T.
chamlerlaln AMI family
Miss Josepllins bagker, teacheF q
/, fhs public srlaool, spent THANKSGIVING
with home folks a. welciA
Judge Lnmaa II farkpr, lr, held q
slcrf sassioa q c8afl This morning.
several motions being tAken 40.
Miss Ilollls 1nambeglAlu, who Il al.
tending iEHnf4 Kendall rolle3r At
Musko9et, i Il honr for iuw days
Cpurt a. tsaksmoFe took recess
ioF Thanksgiving Ard mni of TIE
onsclala and 4k1sm Ate thelg turkey
10 Sluita.
Mrs y A sMefafiAnil entertained
g Il rlnlsl al slte and Nls galiA
leland q ff55s Kan y Tiianszgis.
Tea dinner
fAthsmga lAiien snd Miss yesie
Morgan Of Grove are spending a fsN
days vish NJ ani Mn. er
ChaflcsHofia
Cilafiey ulss. eiAHod eilh faiss
prrgensss as1 fraud. eAs brought col
tie fcfofal lAll last might from Table.
luah t9 neQat4 ! + Lntg
N h1heft DAVIS at Neaah0, NIL N flle
guest 4f 4. Il NfAmbeFlan MI UAYls
was RspaaHeAn uaminse fuf prg,ate
Judge "a tha fesaai election bul vas
dsfeatsl b fss votes
A ano program WAs given hg ths
little folRs Il tie fourth grade 81 tie
public sslioal this Yeaf Il Was sail
% hare been tie best rendered in
ne pablic sslioas Mis narksr Isl
proud a. tlle little folss
Fred " n4rtsll. general manager
fof TIE AseniAfed CinatAu1nas.
writes TIE chlaftAlu that De i A..
ranging 70 Kiss tie people ~ Nlnlia 2
bigger ana latsef CiauiauQDa nett
season than De las gltcn them bsiofe.
The iolioalns Thanksgiving mAui-
Age lseepses scfe lssaei 81 me Uuit
"a states clets fesfaflaY Henri SIS
ca and Nlss Eta smith loth % Af.
taA william 4 Nu0elB oi spfihs
a., tlu ard Miss via MaY tnett.
4ei imessfs No. Jake Nar aEa
~tis, Annie llafff beth of EaeAas
Burnett I.sa1 aH1 alss l,eaie Naefs
both II Nafelssa
iiafald gafsaa. tie il1sfou toy ehe
came eezt e lseaus iespeftd sfsi
vito laatei in tie Nlnlta liil dlt utI
leate iaF hls hsme nuill iaa uishl
Tils order - - 8lsthafge vas sisu-
cl b. Judge Esfnf N0aiai bat tieI
MONEY l8f Is Ticket wss iu CAfe-
more uifh ~ alfomeY, Preston S
Davis ei.e lad fafFeiten aiiout tie
matter 81 naFls dld hot tefafaI
unill Weiaesiaf nlRbi .Aui as a eon
.equstce tls la2 aituot gct o. spend
Thanksgiving 81 home.
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PLEASURE SOC rHE INVALID
Lltiis rslnas rhat ses = ne Gem
f8ft Il shai8ns


A maraef aftsehe8 Is a flthon o. a
htau fo ca intaHd hla q la aeeiia
upt l6onge8 g Go aeor lt ufl
ana ana rflafn re t misaors.
needle r fhimhla
A caHbsll S. nHti baas hel should
be rat - eteEf Invalid eau.pmeaI
lnsanne gfmml stieas npon hm
aaugR an4 iiae se relieving hUar
cafriake af anAe ahli enrarcf rs
other 90,
brushing the asallda hair ana bath.
.ns het hand sd iae arc soruesa
that can searelf ee performed io3
Frequently giVias s. ihes to nch
iarFs returns ln eaafart end ofao in
iucins sieer
A nt'i Fiass aH8 HfaHhHfhone are
happl gifts oaa raeeaia iufefrN'ns
objects thai ulthaet g are mcre ddta
cn iha landscape aaa fhe other mcaaf
tor ber uhaf rdas g eoaerr 11m
to you
hsnf miffef shaala aisaya 81 in
rcsrh fuf I fad e aiHatHt Singles f
greEfHts faaIHa @he m uea
lifhi-and change sets - inuic
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-06
DR.PRICE'S
crspmB Baking Powder
Pure. Wholesome, Reliable

Made from cream Of tartar derived
solely from grapes, the most deIi-
cious and heaithfuI OF all fruit acids.
It's use Is guarantee OF perfect food
and a protection against the Ills that
follow the use of alum, alum-phos-
phatc and other low grade powders.
The mixtures called baking powders that sci for ten O
twenty cents pound cent an ounce, arc all alike
from alum and costing less than three cents pound
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-06

ronMKn SECRETARY or THE
TREASURY FRIENDLY 70
THKosoPmIRTn
CONVERT TO SIMPLE llFE.
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naneisr Settles in colany Founded
- Msdkme Tineley Al Polnt
LamA. california.

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tefeated. Be in not q memiar ef the
rheosophieal society. These state
msusa are made b. tha former seefA
tary ef she treasury 70 seg At fess RS
porta thnt - had joined ihs school ef
Katherine Tingiey He says
4 an trying ghia iife AZ ppinf Iona
heeeaae / lsaYe permnnl friends hern.
because the climate Ia raost agreeable
l4eAasa Il u sHss outside az tA# s8sA
and uar of the w0rid becaAse here
ene ean LEAD the simple ilfe
fseyuna these rcaNoua there ass fwa
institutions established hefu which o
me lend much iaieresy 20 che place
The hfst s tAe raliet States military
reservation with iis ane sfstem =
hsfhef aefenses. lis eompanies of af-
fllieff men. ctr Tic aecand 6 tie
haiA Yasa school f1r chnateu snd
yousha e af aets
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hsins cafflad on 81 kalherina Ting
ley IS iaaasf and oNciai hea1 81 ths
Universal nfoihtJho0i ana rheosoeh
ieai sesiefk throughout ihe earla TIE
school sksftss ~ interest and las
maFnlhs 81 eefa d ia doing % the -.
elanmaHf of clean healthy weHtla-
GATED na srif controlled yaaue llees
stimalat nt hopa fof Che faiHrs II
SIZE aatY
II HH a s.lista eK@pi IN fhfs
ffleH8lg Ha2 sltHeF Nlta ihe maHafy
iaslea tae Theasonhiea' society Il
sm TO elt @ enlist in tse srmy aat
hare nei So been Invited q h.a -
fheoaopa ! uoula consider ii hens
afAtls b rsiate8 % either q fham
Mf Gage O. si present efeHH iaK
pfosfaef eaffafe which he oens. near
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hsaatffui sgr in liFlir mrraasiae.
induriaE the eonnmplatiVe iifs shieh
e fes1afa ~ the Throsorhl c8it
WITH Mr Gage are Col and Msa
Baluer8 Mrs nraiuUrt being ~
Cages ulster and q member 81 tks
Universal nr1iharhoal u b fheY who
|hai lnaudea To distinguishes pnse
iyts ta visit pulnt Iona and 3rlft 81
ne feaas therf
Becomes Ready Convert
The fafmet soreiary % ihs treas
ury visited hia grandchildren aha err
IN tha tsala YUea scboe H rani
Iona aaFera months aKo ana ame
mhaas a8fh tta haiiNf that ha Should
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