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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-29

NoIOet, 0o5 a0nigreid 8%eitfolen II.
I ClOenburg Dem HbeinbunOe bel. -
gicie neltcn 9ltn0eSgenoiIen er6iel-
ten rltn Ourd) Wife Nopolconiid)er
@cluaIttbot mciteren &~unOca5lt-
moG)&. @ebicte fiirltlid)cr, reidJ5-
GrdiIitcr un0 rei6Sritterlider SGll-
Ter mur0en ser 2%an0eabObcit Der
HbctnbitnOlcr unterrporfen. lteber
Elm holb Sun6ert rCid5freie StGOte
rt0 Scrrlhoftcn ullrOen mcoioti,
'irt, 3. +. Der 2on0cSbobeit untcrpor,
fen. Ger Sonb0rof ooa Seiicn.Som-
burg, Der oltdJ infer Sen MeOiatiiir.
ten nor, mllroc ip6ter micocr entmc.
oiotiiirt, OoS ein5iac @ciipicG elmer
@ntmc0iotiiirum9 in ser @eidiHtc,
Tm -. Sui 1906 mor sic Hbciu.
bunS-Nftc in Euri9 umtcri6ric6en
iUorOcn; om I. Auauit lieB Napo.
leon 0enl Oeutidcn NeidStoge nit.
tbeiIcn SOB er Elm Oclltide9 Reid
nid)t mebr onerfcnnC. @oa blic6 GA
Sem Safer 6ron5 Dem 3meiten iib.
rig, ais sic 0clltidc &niicrfronc ME
0er3uIeacn. Gr bate fcin &Crtroucn
mcbr nlri Sen 6ortbcitono oc5 &ci-
DIES, cntio0tc ont G., 2lu9uit Der Ocut-
ihcn %aoiicrpiiroe un0 nounte Iid)
Gron5 ser Gritc &oiicr bon Ocltrcid).
Gas o&ciIiNc r0miihc Ncid oeltti6cr
9totion" bate oufQcb0rt; eS mur6c
obnc SonN unO &Iong bcgro6cn.
Gea Hcifc2 mGdtiqitc @lieOcr ma
rem &oinIcn OcS golliidcn 3ming-
BERN. Sin trolriQca aopitel ocllt.
ldcr @cihi6tc, OoS iid Dor blmOcrt
Sabrcn obipieltc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-29

reftor" be5ablt ihmuu5elno aueS unO
nod mebr. @er fonnte auf oie0auer
einem 10 nadoriidliHen Werben mi,
oeritebenl CAB Die ii6Ii6e balbeIons
ne bel oen@eburtstagen Der 6rolGSir-
thin nidt iebIt, oafiir iorgt natiirlifl
ebeniuQs ser @err saul Qireftor, B."
ser fiir iolhe Gage Elm 8ieienaeOGdt.
nib bat. Son Dem Girettor elmer
8rauerei miro cr5Gblt, oaB er nit Ell
mem aorton gerolnifter @llliel Die
@oItpirtbidoft mtiider modt un0
ser 6rau g8irtbin ie cine BLUE 5ltnl
l3eid)cn ieiner Sodndtung unO ieiteS
&umoi6aitsbun8ers perclrt. User
t0nnte eincm 10 "0}ame
moDl cincn Muni6 abidlagen!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-29
Minnie Is. SiQcr.

IS itarb am %. Guli 1906 Minnie e. Niact
in ibrrm %, gcbcrIaiubre. a%eliebtc Satin oes
oeritorbeien SubH Niuer. &erruunNte nm
Sremnoe itub dbtuugaooll einqelnocu, Der Beer
oi0rnp am Wiuutua, Den 80. &ult, giabmittaas
3 llbr, bon Der lGobmuug ibrer Eu6ter, Srdl
Barbara z. gteder. gtr. 1887, lSiIlells SueItllc.
aus bei5unobHen.
sin treues WlltierGcr8
oat aufgeb6rt 8t fhtngen;
Seitillt III all' iGr Snmer3.
&erirtmInt liuo iDrc MIdlen.
Sic mIiioe Seel' III nun
Sdbeim I'M &Gierbuu5,
Sic lleib' gen 0uHoe rubin
NSn itlIer hammer aus.
(210-1D BON iBreu ainberu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-29

fIeioung Der @aIte bilOet, unO MAIDEN
es inns beqltem. Sdon mar etnc groz
be Gn5abl o9a0egGIte" oa. &eri6ie-
Ocne lungc Sclltc iibtcn lid tmSprlns
gen. Sic batten ibr Cell ouf ctluu
eincn Dieter geipumt mo milbtcn
iid nit oielem Giicr, Oorilber 81
i%pringen. Mon iob, OoB OoS iiir lie
cine ungenobnte 2Irbeit mar. Gum
Grbarmen, mic 0aS iibcr Dos Setl9en
fiel! 9(ber 0crooc iiir sic Sclltden,
Die ionit nidtS treibcn lpo9 ibrenl
a0rper irommt, mag Die gelun0c
6relluttllbumg Don gan5 b%elonocrcnl
@ortbcil iein. 9ln0crc ueriudtcll iid)
am Grapes, an Oen Hingcn, am Bar
rem, an Ned. am S6lcuocrbal. IS
mor cine &uit, 5u5uicbcn. Die 90.
men baben n0tiirli6 lire belon0erc,
getrennte NbtbcilunQ. Nn 0erQ oude
itauO elm dIterer 0crr nit crnitbois
ten &oll6ort uno omiilerte." Nl9
g6lte eS ooS miftigitc 0inQ OergSelt,
10 l6leuOerte cr ieinc @cinc mo Der.
0rcbte oen Humpi nit ml2gcbrcitctcn
Sdn0en. Ibcr lit c9 nidt cigcntlid
trourig, mcnn ms Ebiliitcrn OoS TO
mild norfommt, moriibcr !. y. IN
Gnglon0 fein Wienif lQd)eln miirOc"
@em Der Wnnn 0niGBc mo Idic Elm
QlltcS 0ldL 10 miiroc fcin M}enid c5
0roaig finOcn, Bob er ctruo9 fir icine
Wciitc5biI0umg tbut. Nbcr fir icis
nen a0rper etmu9 81 tburL 0a@
fonlnlt ms moQencrpndten 0onbns
len lci0cr @otte@ INNER nod alS CT
mas SonOer6orcS Dor. Nu, @ottici.
0nnt hdbel mir BARN ia oll6 ihou
Torti6ritte gemod)t, r10 Is gcbt ia
olld INNER mcitcr. Mon 0uri lid
MIR nidt bon Den NnQit. mo &eul-
mcicrn IRE MAIDEN loilcn. Sat 0cnn
nidt Dor Sturgeon crit mieOcr cin@ros
feiior natiirlidL ncr 0enn lonit
olS Elm Yroieiior - bcrol9gcfunhcrL
BOB eigentlid) audi 0aS oWtiiQcrn"
cine icbr beoenfli6e Suhc lei! Wnn
iicbt or6cntli6 oie @riucnQl0icr inn
fcln, penn man 0o9 bort. Gas bis.
den Mrmeorcben mo NlnnpfbctgcnL
cine &iertelitrnoc lang tdglid, iOG
81 Ser5ofiettioncn mo mas nCiB
id) ionit nod iiibren! N06Itcn9 i'm.
Sen lie nod bcrolt9, mic oo5 @chen
ifGolid) lit, mcila Die @einc obnlBt.
Trcilid - ooS gonjc 2cbcn lit lido.
lid, Oenn e5 iilbrt gum EoOc. Inter
elm @luafGit6cn nit Dem 3crbrcdlt.
dpn! - Seine nNou6cn," mie ser
6ronfiurter iogt, bat ia aud ooS
Nodtloufen - man muB iid crit Ooz
ran %0elp0bnen. Nl@ ih 5cbn Nlln0en
ollf Der SolIbobn 0cnodt bate, oa
hatte th mir, obnc cS 81 mcrfcL mel.
ne Soblcn mufQcloIicn mo olS id)
I'M @roie fuNelte, botte ib cincn Grii.
men 8lIdel, unO ais i) mir CinSon0.
tlld follicn molltc, bate ij fem @or-
tcmonnaic in Der Wn0cbolcntnidC.-
Slbcr iouit it's berrlih I'M &ifts ulo
2ltftbo0 tnO luer icine Gcricn biaiN
mo Geiuno 5u6ringen mill, Dem fam
i6 mir OrinAcn0 oo5u rntIrn. Srcis
lid, nit 0cn 30 Efcnmig Gntrcc it's
llid)t gctbon - mcnn man bcruua-
fommt. nutB man 5mcimnl 81 Wfits
tag clIerL 10 bungriN lit man. limo
bo$ muB man bod 5lt Ocn llnfoitcn
0r%ouircd)nen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-29
@curnc G. ". gSirth.

IS ltarb am 81, Sult 1906 @corGe 2, ".
Sebaitian u. uno MiurU HSirtb. Die Neerot
9ung iinoct Sunutag, oeu %. %uli, vi llhr
Wa6mitino@, bon Der gSobmtla Oes @rn. 2Stl
liam 9SclGcl. gtortb Foint 9Rono. %dtapSco g!et,
aus iialt: Nciicbuia nui Der nHouoou Rart
GemetCrO". 12O9-lO)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-29
HumInuS'S tiirfii1e SGoer. w
6auftabIe. gebduDs, gotamt seBeH. stets pFfsn.
Iyluulft2g- y
Snrbnru Ecbncis.

IS itar6 am y. Slli 1906 Sar6ara eeIueiS,
gSittlue ocs peritorOeueu Sobn @. Hebneie, in
ibrcm Gs. Gebcusidbre. 3ie Seeroigltlla filoet
Wuntug, Gubmiliu0s , llbr, bon ibrer 9So6=
NINA. Sr. 1902. CSougbs StruBe, aus itatt. Ser
manote uuo Grelnoc inn adtunasuOu eillaelas
ben. 0erIelhCu hPiSuuu6neH. (2i0-tD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-29
Mum IS. Nciicnnner.

tunrr, oeb. Menp. Gelie6tc Satin bon 4eter
@eFenoicr. Al Sabre GIt. Die @eeroigunG lin
6etsUnmtaa, ocH 20. Iuli, gindmittaGs , ubr,
bon ibrer @obmuua. ytr. 23l1, Softer Ipenue,
ans auf Dem .Sreleiniaieit3= Srieo6Ole" itutt.
Gterus9Orfcr Seiiun9ei m09elI cell. coplret)
Iic trnucrnSeu 0tnterbliebelen
(O0O-StO\
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-29
@cprac graft.

IS itarb am 90. SuIt 1906 rad ldnaerem
Qeiotu Wcorae Arnft, N%elicbier @atle bon ere'
mniU Iinoet sOnutnd, ben %. Snli. nm ? llbr
giuhmitluqS. bonn Sr1uer1Gltie, gtr. %, Moro
Wtolifnroz gluCmIc, ans uII Dem Srteo0oIe Der
lilniieIt reformation 81. @aulS Stride ftutt.
(20S-t0)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-29
9ampfbOoi Gon1paanie.

Nbfabrt bcs Banners nGd store Greer BON
Eooion'S gSerfie tdglt1, uu5genonmen Gam.
itaaS, nm s ubr Wtoraens mo $50 g'nbmit.
TAGS. Nbfnbrt bon 9ropn'S g8erfte nm $40
Nioraens uno 8 llbr ga6mittags.
Sumpfer nu1 Rod GreeI td0lid, ausgenon,
men SamiiugS, bon SooIun'S &erfte nm 8 llbr
WIoraens II. $50 Nabut. 8on 9romn'5 98erite
I'M $40 0ioraenS uno 3 l6r giabm. Sanritags
ilad OeioeR @reciS BON Sobipn's &erfte nm 6
llbr WtOrgetS mo $50 Gndni. QromH's g8erlte
nm G.10 WiorgenS ulo 3 llhr yidbm.
GunntaaS I'M 4 mo s llbr MIorgenS urb 9
llbr Gaabnt. nab beibcu GreefS; bon gr0mu's
gSerite 10 Minuten ipdter.
SnGrpreis fir bic HuuNreiIc % Gents.
(Surit ,TuS3Wlte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-29
.8srmii6te An5cigen.
Spc5icae SceiinItiaunaen

fir eae, bic Combinations. RbutuarapbIs'n
niinffen. Wliniatur in GGrben in bergoloetcm
WIeoailon gratis nit etnem Su6eno Carbon.
Yortraits. SeBt nniere neutH WGrptHeeu. Die
nlerbeitcr Cabinets, bon Sl.00 an. suite Wrs
belt, proutpte AblieieruHg.
~. 3ei6ert, f EsTtc sS!tim0 5's5 91sat[$sH
Nr. 409-41t, NurO.g a1. etrnhe.
U|dTt nehile olele Seltlina. (glpriI7-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-29
0briItinm Miaer,

Qei6enbeftuitcr uno GinbdIInmirer,
glurSWcf .0de Sciieriumsst Str. II. MiuntforS aslue.
5lucin: Gr.f224, @inBlaub.A Ur., 9inblGuotOiuu.
Md6iGe Yreiie.
&. & q. @bune - 2Solfe 2290.
Culi9U, t2YitC)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-29
Qprruiuc.

Moiertid, - @arfartis - Srteblth.
99eftIih bon gSnlhrUof elm ulio elile poloe
MeiIe. Nenl,ht bic init Iumbuttan be5eibueie
Nurt6s9tpenies&a Sreie &utfdlen glntmitta9s
am terminus. Vteife bon Se9rabntBgidpeu
iebs lpe5ieH. 2eidjte 8eoingnggen. 2elepbol-
Cation 223. Slrean. Nrnnflim. NIB Rimoipr.
soabs. 8erIariat ,Nroihire. (W~'ai4,12.2&o)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-29
2pn0un fart.

Der haupiiahli6Ne -5rieo6ct In Baltimore.
Nrea(: $50 slder, - Smmeruahrenoer Charter.
~ ieocr 8eit errei6bar. Stint Gents 5dbr'
eeI6 bon ouen GtabttbeiIen, StraBenbapi,
g%Supapns pafiren ben Sahpteinenng. nIle pref
Minuien. gSurl1eS 9Sarte3imlner tlr, Soine'
Die ben Sriepbof bel raubeu gSetfer betli1eil.
9egrd6nibpldse 81 icbr nl1bipen Yreiieit.
fdnlnilidb inter fortpdbrelocr 8lle9e,
SRreuu: Or. 81, @eit.S saratoga Straee.
(Snu6-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-29
Subu u. Scnfcl,
Or. 6O4. Glib sbnrp Giraffe,
IL mr. Qrihirnhrffnttrr. :

peIber ule guftrdee itets sur 3nfrteben9ett
a%usiiibrt. Nie bon ibm bebdnoeIten Setder ions
nen gao6en Iane lieaen, pbne ole eertil9lien
8eriuciunasipuret 6u 5eteet. 5rdn 2slilel W
a~ruonirte GinGaIiainirerin, unb 1T Die Vepdno'
lung bon Srnuenletdeu ocren Spe8taltfat.
Guni0,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-29
SOlf's WarglanO, 9elaiuare unS
9iitrift Columbia
2eEifOn unS 0eidlGfts &. MSref6udl

ieRt TN Gntitcbeu b%eatIffen.
Sbiges gSerf lpeiit Die gerdnberunuen ber
lebteu bier Sabre nab u1o reprdfentfrt oteie
GfGaten, nle lie beute iino. IS entbdlt Die 0as
men Der @cidldfts. uno 9erufsleute mo eIHs
elite Der 5armer tn teoer StaOt, Splpn, S0rI
ooer 9iieocrIniunD, init elmer boueII 8efdrets
1une zines iebeu 8labes uno eine fluiIitiBirte
gtnmensIifte inter bent 3itel ieoer eir5elHen Sc
tbditss ooer Neruisfldiie. IS IN Dies nur etHc
NnoeuhIng oeS banptfdblihen Snbalts hes
9ndes. ods pieIfdltige Snforulatiou iber WiarUs
luto. Selaiuare mo Den 9titrift Columbia
hringt. g8cnu Gle 8eibdtte In gelanHten Siaas
ten tolicitiretI, III Sic9 odS ri6ti9e WleoimnI.
@s miro it %be3uOIen. "a bas 9eriiOn etne arpbe
ullo UeiiOerbreiteie GirlilatioH buben miro.
Yrcie 600 Sru GremplGr.
MnBeiae1s9taten alt &riudDen.
%. Z, YoI & 60, &erleaer,
Tr. 957 bis 959, GalUertsWe6dube.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-11-13
How COMBINE THEM9

DO you know that there ars men who make y ? bust
nAs. here ID viDta 70 stand around upon the street
corners and warn intending settlers against coming TO
ta elty Or investing their money here who indeed
have been tie means Of turning auay from here more
tan one man uIo had intended 70 remain and to Invest
Ills money
whether you know ~ or not there are men of that
kod here Having failed Of 10 fe, having be-
eose confirmed pealoss they resolved that y is
possible for Their influence accomplish T. their neigh
bors shali u just ~ unsuccessful AZ they
what can W. do win such knockersg Against The
eueruetlc eorta of the Commercial club of course their
influence can asan little but 10 the same time, they do
succeed ID causing nome harm every snccker however
limited III sppsre,hAs some harmful influence.
Cannot the knockers bs all confined 10 some cfarta-
bic institution where they may exercise their talents
against one another, Without injury 70 their booster
neighbotsY vina especially hasno for such men AZ
iris time The town was prosperous as u y TO-
day: the outlook waa neycr 10 hopeful some cities q
te territory il must be confessed have grown somewhat
10 rapidly IL comparison with TIE development ot the
country III which they are situated ana must suffer
temporary reaction,
vnta Is not one 81 those cities yinitas growth has
always been steady ana conservative r anything W
nta Il behind rather than ahead cf ts Development q
rte surrounding country. Every bank ara every busi-
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-11-13

moss ho1ss Ga this rfT IS sold.g fs1nsed there ne's @
been and eaanot b a1y danger here q financial crash
vlnlsa enters statehood Wisn byghter illlFa '1'A
ae has ever had Nct ons d her sister cities a Anc
position a. vinta not on IS 20 certain AZ a Vnita ot
rapid growth and substantial growth Ia tEs named
late future.
Ifthers ever vas time Id vinitas history when me
kuocasr had an excuse Of bis being tlat tine y ons
cast. WOW every man should put hs shoulder % ne
wheel and push Wow the time Of time fof Vnita
70 70 forward And, We repeat, cannot something Be
done % puta quetus On the few knockers who have sur
vIysd their day7
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-11-13

win 30 at the following. towns On
dates given below. Ilwill hayoirny records
and bs prepared 70 assist you IN properly
making oul your application. Z win be
to youf intereat 70 see me.
Alton Friday and Saturday, Nov. 2-3,
Grove Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
November 5, and z.
Fairlaud Friday fand, Saturday, Nov.
o and 10.
Big Cabin Monday, Nov. 49, 8i
Adair- Tuesday and Wednesday, Nov.
10 and "a.
Pryor Creek Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, Nov. IS, l6, II.
Chouteau Monday land Tuesday, Nov.
10 and 20.
EMMETTsSTARR
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-11-13

w. Noa4rt N. Burke E.nofa, N.
n mflfos sHefSfs / started 70 I'VE
FSlMgs Kldneg Care I il4d ~ ggf aV
fYe rneise 10 tNsntg times night
af,9 Naa ass e3.o4tG1 4C with df0psf
and kag eyeaI2ff u4s ~ IMPAIRED ]
could scggey s6e oNe M my fanny
eefd ffe room. llad given Up
hope 81 living wfsen a friend recon-.
nsndsa F0isYs Kidney Cure one
10 eeaf tyylfls Ns4Ked wonders and
f3lote i.ad taken ths third bottle
500 as0psg bad gone. ~ sell as all
efgser aYsnDfoms of Bflgnts disease +
a. r.. DNen8.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-11-13

Bees Laxative Honey and Tar the
original laxatige cough syrup acts as
4 eatharflc on fhe bowels. ~ - made
from the tar gathered from the pine
trees Of our own country, therefore is
the test for children. II IS good for
coughs, colds, Group whoOplng cough
err Try our free offer. sold by A,P
ONenA. 1m
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-11-13
orR vIsIT0Rs.

10 the distinguished visitors who are IN our CITY to-
day, vnita bids a hearty welcome We trust that the
visit Of te senators here may Be in arsspes pleasant
Most of a however we hope that the msmbes oflIthe
c,umttee may recognize need Tor help az impera-
lively as We recognize it, and may tolWashington
committed to the policy Of giving the management q
our lands into our own hands
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-11-13
oN gcyTH SIDES

me editor ofthe Grove Sun has been particularly rabd
against The chlsfrain III the campaign just closed
This s 10 Grove he has been rabld He has occupied
rather peculiar position In Grove be has been Afun-
ming Democratic newspaper and Of the editors Of
ts territory nave shown more fertility 81 Imagination
than Re III inyenting campaign canaFds
Across the line in Missouri however the editor has
Republican in law who running fox Office IN the
last campaign. And Son ia Law Butler after loading
his Sun TO the Limit With Democratic thunder has dur
inv the campaign been ID the habit Or slipping over the
line into Missouri and assisting IN his father in laws
campaign. Brother Butler is sgidsptIy what Mark
Twain would describe as "a versatile cuss
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-11-13

Iblnk of Dr. Shoops catarfh cure
II your nose aud throat discharges ~
yoar breath Is foul Or feyerish This
snow white soothing balm, contains
on of Eucalyptus, Thymol, Menthol,
etc, Incorporated into an imported,
creamllke, yelvety petr0latum. 10
sOothes, heals, purfes and controls.
call al our store for free trial box.
Sold by Mcllarney g. Myers.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-11-13

Immediate preparations should be begun for the cam
paign 10 DECEMBER for the election Of two members Of
the school board wno are ID favor of high school.
Eliminate politics altogether and let all who favor free
education oIn forces There WIN then be doubt Of
the result.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-11-13

Thlrty-dve residence lots, adjoining
fns Electric park for sale. 1900
each. go ~ down and sl0 per month.
Ieg GER cent on for casn. This gives
cur citizens 81 small means au cpp0r-
aMnfy 10 aet q home. Every lot viii
do1ols III value III months.
8ff DIX WdLfAns. Phone zl3
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-11-13

prevenllcs are tO0thsome candy
tablets. pfesentlcs disslpate all colds
quickly, and taken early, when you
ir feel that q cold Is coming, They
elisek and prevent them. Prefentics
arc fhOrcly safe for children, ana as
etfeefuai for adults Sold and recon-
nended III 3 cent and 25cent boxes by
Mcsiarney n Myers
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-11-13

The cieap limitations of Foley'S
Honey aDd Tar cost you the same as
fhe genuiDe in the yellow package
Way then risk Jour health, perhaps
v0ur llfe. taking them when Foley .
iloney sud Tar Will cure your could
ana prevent serious fesultsY ~ l8
guaranteed a. T. Ovens.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-11-13

Colonlst rates to California, New
Mexico, Old Mexico and Texas points
on sale daily fiom September /, 1906,
TO October 81; fare from Vinlta TO
Callforria points and New Mexico
aud Arizona DO onts $500. Through
Pullm IA car service from Ninita to
San Francisco. leaving Vinita, l. It.
az 1888 a m. every Wednesdays. See
Katy agent.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-11-13

DeWltt's Witch Hazel Salve is the
original and the name Is stamped on
every box Good for eczema, letter,
bolls, cuts and bruises and especially
recommended for piles Sold by Ma
Harney & Meyers and the Peoples
drug store.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-11-13

We have secured the agency for Orb
no Laxative Fruit Syrup, the new
laxative that makes the liver lively,
parlnes the breath, cures headache
and regulates the digestl 70 organs
Cures chronic constipation. ASK US
about IL. A. y. Ovens.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-11-13
pnenmonIa l.oIIowe ) cold

but never follows the use OF Foley's
Honey and Tar. IL stops the cough,
heals and strengthens the lungs and
affords perfect security from an attack
or pneumonia. Refuse substitutes.
A. J.. Owens.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-11-13

JusG What IS ln Cascasweef is0D TIE
fnftse Ia plain English. liest fof baby .
stomach, bowels. and iOss u sseey.
80 a0es II cents sola Dy WaiiarneY n
Megefs and the Peoples dfag store.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-11-13

For sale-Laud and city proper
ty. r. f. Engleharr.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-08
SLAIN WHILE ASLEEP
AGATHA WATERS SHOT BY HER MOTHER.
Woman Then Turned weapon Against Herself. Tempornry Insanity Due to Worry over Daugh-
 ter's III Health.

New York, May. 7.-Mrs Mary Wa ters entered the room of her home in West t-Seventy-sixth Street in which her two daughters, Agatha and Ruth, lay sleeping early today and shot and kill ed Agatha, the eldest and her fayorite and without attempting to harm Ruth, then killed herself.
 Tepsporary insanity due to worry over her daughters i'll health is as- signed as the reason. Mrs Waters was the wife of John R. Waters. a we'll to-do insurance broker and was 52 years old. Agatha was 2s and Ruth Is IT,
 The mother who has beeu msian- choiy. for long period. had srie~ed over the thought that Agatha who was her almost constant companion ex- pccted to sail for Europe next Satur- day in the hope of regaining her health. During Sunday the mother had display ed no symptoms of mental disturbance. but had spent portion of the day in planning the trip which Agatha was to have in Europe.
 About 2 o'clock this morning. Mrs. Waters entered the room occupied by the two girls and placing the revolver ut the Senple of her daughter fired, killing her instantly. She then left the room and as she descended the stairs she sent a bullet into her own head. She died almost instantly, her body falling at the feet of her husband who had been awakened at the first shot and was hurrying forward to ascertain the cause for it..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-08
DUEL WITH BURGLAR
PROMINENT BUSINESS MAN SHOT TO DEATH.
Charles L. spier. Said to Be Confiden- tial Agent of H. H. Rogers, Killed in His Staten Island
 Home.

New York. May 7.-Charles L. Spier. a prominent business man of Staten Island, and said to be a confidenti agent of H. H. Rogers. Vice-President of the Standard oil Company. was shot and instantly killed in a duel with a burglar in his home In Tompkins Ave- nue, near Brighton. Staten Island. early today.
 MT. spier was one of the officers of the Richmond Light and Power Com pany and was connected with the staten Island Rapid Transit Railroad Company, and occupied fine house in one of the best residential districts on Staten Island. He and his wife were prominent in social affairs on the isl- and.
 After his house was robbed by bur glars several months ago he prepared to defend 1t against them when they paid him another visit This morning, Mir. and Mrs. Spier were awakened by the noise of a burglar who was gath ering up the silverware in the dining room on the floor below. Arming him self with his revolver, MT. Spier ran downstairs and shot at the intruder. drew his own weapon and fired rapidly at MT. Spier until the weapon was empty. After the first shot. Mir Spier's revolver missed. but two of the bur glars shots penetrated his heart and Mir. Spiers body was found by his wife on the floor of his dining room
 The burglar escaped, leaving behind the booty he had collected