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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-04

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Twins ia Lima. O., still - pleased tu
kHns 81 hia frc0FefF from Threatened
sidney diseANs 10 writes - WAs
cured b asing fuleys kidney Curr
which ] recommend % az, especially
tfafHwea shp afe USUALLY Similarly
afflicted Peoples Drug stce dc
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-04

= neglected cough o. cold may led
q serious bronchial of lung troubles
Don't take chancas Hhhu EuInf'a
Honey All Tat affords perfect security
from sefloM effects Of cold. Peoples
Drug Store d.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-04
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ws dsslrs tothaak oaf manY Il lend.
fof fhelf klfd assistance h preparing
faf tie funefal af cur infant daughter
NJ. an Ans. 7 II FsSIns
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-04
P0SlLNL PRO0f Should


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NlhHa
beause B.sfhs evidence eta Nufa
rIfHeH
Testimony easIf InIesl gated
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the hesi q pfa5f Read @
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Peoples lifuR sfofa a01 usd them
Hifh ufsl satisfactory HasHLta on
aHd 81 fdf saMefime suffered from
Irregularities q tHH klanefs Tie
- tst.ans Note fHe frequent II action
and eaused pc = fEss aesea' times af
night 1 eHmmaHead Tie use 81 noaH :
kidneg Pits aHd fe'i relief fram the
hHf cannot ae ! am cured huf /
can saf THAT uaaHs kidnes Pits
dpHe nae mere Euad than aaF lhas
kidnef femedf ! ever used. / alsa
asea Dmn Eeealels aud found them
The most eaeeilsut remedy fef eaHsIi=
patton III wife can alsa recommend
tnans kidney rlIls Is si9e 8saa them
aud found thef asfe 81 thal was
for them lloaus kidney
Pills fer sale hY al dealers. Price 81
cents. heeuleis 2a eeuts Eosfef.
MiIbufn Co Buffalo. NaH York cole
agents fef tie United States
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-04

ftha pleasure 70 take III Dades
Little Liver Pills and enjoy their
tonic elect upon ne liver. sold b.
4. 7. Owens Druggist d.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-04

-
EdwaFd Byrd cane over from clsl-
sea Sunday esenlng.
Mn Kiiabe,h Ktichnm Is sick a.
her home southeast u town.
The nswly graded roads arp Md %
b. abelt lmpaaaabls 10 many plaoss
Ms. bessie spnnidlne who haa issn
~ The pass week, l. able 70 b. out
again.
callls Frazier ls here from siloam
springs sof = snort sisit ~ith his
parents
a no0bef of hgslnsss changes viii
u made during the merit few days 10
Nlniia
viii HAmilton aud wife. q Fair.
land are visiting }. y Hamlliot ana
family
Tiis restrictions have i,cen removed
fr0m he allotment q Mn A r.
eioodYkoouts
~ itAisell haa closed 0at bis TeKas
ranch aud wlll make Maskoeeo hls
futum home
@. a. wise formerly of this clty
was 10 from MusKosee SUNDAY slslt
lng friends
Mis- syivia MccomAs of Concordia,
gans = lisillug the family of "a
Arier
Blue klils has resigned bis psi.
ton AZ badett sanders and viii eo
on TIE rnad after tle nrsi u tie year
Joe Waiker and family are mcyiug
20 tuen irpm ths farm four milos
northeast ou Little Cabin creek
Harm narroagh and Miss EdnA
stnlsman lsfi last night gof Fayptie.
NO ~herc they wlll attend Genital
college
! Df w. L. McWinAmeof MAN. waa
aa.oug Yluifaa business visitors To-
DAY
~. G. Jafts3s s selling hs teams
ard fAfmin implements preparatory
10 guing hack % North Missouri
! Chicken Thieves arr upemting la
ths south part u gDwn \. n gack.
son reports rhs s0sa b, several lately
\ Ilaars Ars Its prisoners IN tllr fcd.
grai JAIL here aithln three of tltc
largest uumb~g that we're Ia tiie new
lan a once
J Mrk iionchA whitaker died SAT-
uriAy night a. thr family home Ia
tho northwest pAri % town Tie ro'
mains wefc taken to pawpaw Mcnday
foi burAL
Mn $. y wallcn returned sunaay
from CAssvilic. Mo-, WheSu SIZE has
bseu re lAsi two eeess visiting her
pafuuts
cts Marshal RldeuhoaF SUNDAY
moning caught lsr Coniy. negro
Ia ths ace q breaking into Cors store
on TIE east side
EdgAF MArm has purchased the
Palace drug store az Alton. ehere
he has been employcd a. druggist fof
tie lasi several Ycam
Mrs Cullus MayeA who las been
Visiting Mr w y Thompson. lsit
This morning tor her home az puor
Greek
Jackson nrus have had their ctsi
register emoiied n sas sent back
10 the facto9 AZ Dayton Ohio. ana ls
nov as good a. new
m yol bat Enee TIE splendid merit ,
oi folsY Honey asa Tar sou eoud
hover D. without it A dose or tWo
eli. prevent az astack uf pueam0ula
1f "a gfippe n may ave your ne
Peoples Drug store de
Preston Davis has retufned FROM Z
.amily reunion az nentonuue An
he family " seven eere az ne eId
home and enjoyed Christmas with
he uld folks
p D. Baker ~ Nooho. No vho an i
Ine time lived Sea vinlia. and run the /,
,oitling works about 10 years ago vas o.
isre today and may 'ocats ln yiniia a
.gain ri
Deputy caldwell guauis uomsr So
'mit 1hso PERU Frank Victor
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-04

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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-04

NJ J = Ilaeass lefi tba morning
fof iudepsadsne kas nhaee he lsfo
te msffiei tonight b NlN Fank ie
Crane ~ ilaEhss iaas lsen susae
- 1n the Photograph Hus.ueas hsHe
Tor steaI Esags aai Las msgt ffsaaa
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-04

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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-01-04

Eafal Kidney and hIad8et troubles
eAn aiNafs - prevented 81 Ita use s.
Ealsf S laneF cure Peoples hrae
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-19
-:- OUR DAILY SHORT STORY

running on two whsels; kut Harry wss not there He had finally bade Mrs. Jefferson adleu and found his car gcIis. He was after 1t now with horse and buggy He was making six miles an
 hour while the flyer was along at nearly thirty.
 A quarter of a mile beyond the turn farmer was guiding q drove ot h'ga- There were twelve in tie drove aud ne
 was changing them from one lot to an- other He knew that the Spanish War had ended and that the country was at peace. and he was hunlming hymn and the hogs were grunting grunts of isatisfaction when that auto came howl ling down upon them. It seemed to oe standing on It's hind legs and paving the air. It was hIssinE and Rtrsiing
 and roaring and crying for blood. Gosh all henlockr shouted the farmer as he made for the fence and | fell over into the field.
 ! The hogs had no time for words or i for athletics. It seemcc to the weep ling ana terrified girl that the full doE- en were ricked up and flung skyAhigh.
 Two of them came flown in the back seat and Installed themselves In com lfortable positions fer the remainder q l the ride. while the others shot right ana {, left. their remains to be gathered up | by the owner later. l The hog abisode was scarcely two minutes old when a young, man in
 buggy appeared a mile ahead. He was l a young man with red cheeks and marble brew, who was driving to the lefty to invest in sreen goods He held 1 up his hands as sign that his horse | did not like autos. No good Then he rose up in his buggy and waved hls arm. He was still waving when the cloud of dust passed ever him and lett him wreck on the sands of time. Some day he may tell his grandchildren Ithat he was flung two hundred feet lhigh and four hundred feet sideways,
 and he will not be e..agBerating much either.
 A constable and an old wagon final fly stopped the runaway. The officer saw it coming and showed the ancient vehicle across the road. When the col- ilision came the auto took a skate Into 1 the bushes and brought up against . | tree and rested there. Before. Miss
 Mazie cculd half explain matters she I found herself before country Justice
 Of the Peace and he was solemnly say
 ing:
 '"This is certainly case for the high Ter court. It Is not only running away with an auto and letting 1t run away
 with you, but you have been stealing lhogsii L Miss Magic wept. She looked so pret- l ty when she wept that the heart of the
 constable was touched. He took the Justice outdoors and was trying to ltouch his heart and have the hog-steal- ling charge left out when Harry Finch fly drove up on the gallop. He had traced the auto by q trail of dead hogs
 and frightened farmefs anl he had ar. rived just in time.
 "Oh, Harry!" was ali that the girl
 could say as she threw herself into his arms and sobbed on his shoulder. | That was quite enough. He patted
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-19
PRRsIpENTI 5 AcTIvn.
coafer. wltn Haa.bropsh oa NortA.

COnfers With Hanshrough On NOrth-
 western Coal Famine.
 washington, Dec. 1S.-That President Roosevelt has taken determined ln- terest with view to fIndlng legisla- tive remedy for the car shortage in the northwest which now threAtsns the people with freezing and starvation be- cause the railroads are unable to, trans- port fuel and food to them. was indl- cated by a conference at the White House today. The President sent for Senator Hansbrongh and asked him whether the actual danger of suffering Is as great as has been reported hy press despatches and teiegrams from individuals
 The North Dakota senator reported that from despatches ne iiaa received the statement of conditions had not been exaggcreted. The President prom. ised to give the question his personal attention and said he desired Senfftor Hanshrough to devote t:mc and thought to some legislative remedy In order to avoid recurrencee of preacnt conditiops.
 senator Hansbfough has in mind the passage of . law which would compel the railroads to anticipate extraordin- afy movements pt fuel grain and othet commodities and to prepare to take care or such shipments when they are offered.
 It has been suggesed that the Inter- state Commerce Commission could in- vestisate probable excessive offerings for shipment of commodities 3f all kinds and compel the raiirpAdp to fufn- ish the transportation.
 It is believed by Senator HansbrpuNtl that if law of this char acter was passed. the railroads would be able to contract for the use of equipment of roads in the South or. other parts of the country, whefe the demand for rcilins stock Is not great during the winter, or the crop moving seasons.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-19
A MrN1cIrAL PALAcE.
New Ysrk's Hail of Records Castle oi
 Luxury and G6rgeoIsness.

New YSrk's Hail of Records Castle of
 Luxury and G6rgeoIsness.
 January Broadway.
 The New York Hall Of Recorcsl It little more than suggests what to some appears wasteful sxtravagance; to oth- CTS wonderful and satisfying art. II you were to take the view of the hrst group you would call attention to the great bronze gateway and railing on every floor. separating the different di- visions, put in at a tremendous eN. pense--~how much no one connected with the construction of the building seems willing to say Then the prodi- gaIity of spIendor displayed In the Corpora tion Ceunsefs office, where the ire services were specially made oy Tiffany. The marbles In the building were brought from a half-doseh La nous quarrIes, the most famous that of sienna. Other marble was brought from connemara, particularly for the mantels. That which lines the nall ways came from Tennessee. The fur nIture alone has been said tc cost Sl,- 900, ,0O0; almost every piece Of wood' iron or marble in 1t was fashioned rom Ia special design or mould, which ths contract provided should be destroyer after the article was mace. Eaen n mantel and staircase, each desk anu chair, each artistic eleetrolier, every felenhone. cabinet and office file, even the door knobs and hat-racks, were made from special studies. The rugs and carpets are the most luxurious anu expensive that could be bought in the market. each being special weave. The luxurions golden grain marble hn- ing the magnificent central galierS was taken from famous mine in ttaly opened especially for Che purpose atter many years inactivity. The symbolic and individual statues adorning the outer waIls are the work of the scnlp- tnrs' Fstfshs Brown and Martigny. Tne Fbuiidiffr Is lined throughout with mar ble. Books move on rollers which re- aulre no manual effort to move. Ar finely filtered and nicely regulated IS sifted into each room by great ar machine in the basement Water, cooi ana altered ready for drinking, is numped to every floor. When a-oook needs to be carried from one floor to another, there is a lift. moved by nush- button to carry 1t. OncN poys sit on s1O0 chairs. Twenty -hve-dollar- a-w week clerks sit at $500 desks. ste. noera phers, with fine maroie-liheo oms. are better housed than J. Fler- rant Morgan in his ofiee. hooh enough for five offices is devoted 10 ohe nrIvate room of the Corporation Coun- sel. Everywhere, say tae critlcai'
 waste of space. waste of money @h" unnecessary and useless spIeuoor'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-19
rnsrlMoNr oF sraEcKLns.
Tells of Attempted Graft By Abraham
 Rurf,

Ruffs
 San Francisco. Dec 1S.--Startling testimony was given by Rudeolph Spreckles yesterday in the proceedings before Superior Judge Dunne, in which Mayor Schmitz and Abraham Ruef are seeking to set aside the five indictments found against each of them for felony extortiou.
 SpreckIes, who had been called to the witness stand by the defense, testified during his examination that Abraham Taucf had called on him at the time of the Dig municipal bend issue aud asked htm ta form syndicate to take all the bonds thus authorized. Spreck- els WAS unable to sec what guarantee there wes thR. if a syndicate were formed 1t could securo tha bonds. as under the law they must be put up at public auction and sold to the highest bidder
 Isueff informed snreckels, according to his testimony on the stand, that .hls could be easily arranged, for, he would have a general strike declared on all the street railroads and tie up the dif- ferent lines With san Francisco in this condition relative to it's passenger transportation, he calculated. so Spreck- els says, that no outside capital would bid on the city's bonds and the synot- cate would have a clear Held.
 Spreckels also testified from the wit ness stand that Ruef called on him and made a demand that he be retained as the attorney of the San Francisco Gas and Electric Company.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-19
MONEY PAID BACK.
Conmtssioner Folk Receives AmdaVitS
 frans y.ie~ Ensarnnec OfilciniN.

grsm Jie> LnsarRBce Otilciais.
 Nashville, Tenn. Dec. 1I.--Commis- sioner Folk of Tennessee has been as- sured by the New York and Mutual Life Insurance Companies that any funds these companies may have ex- pended in the Interest of the election of the administration tickets for trus- tees will be refunded,
 This morning Mir. Folk received an afEidavit from the officials of the New York Life Insurance Company stating that money expended for the printing of extra ballots which are said to have been sent out by the company has been repaid.
 MT. Thomas Hindman. manager here fer the Mutual Life of New York, this morning fied an afifdavlt with Mir. Folk In which he reiterates tn detail the visit to him of Mir. Dudley the man CT of the company at Baltimore, who came in the interest of the adninls- tratlon ticket for trustees.
 He claims that Mir. Dudley gave in- structions for the employment of men to solicit votes. MT Hindman there .upon wired George T. Dexter, super inteneent of agencies, who said he could not authorize expenditures for cam paign purposes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-19
MURDER, ROBBERY AND ARSON
 e PERPETRATED IN OHIO TOWN

Ing from the cellar. Headed by Chief sebald. the men fought theirway to the cellar and found Powers bound and gagged near che door of the furnace. Powers had been hit on the back of the head and rendered unconscious
 He revived partially, hut Is only conscious at brief intervals, aud ms is critical He mntters aoou. two men grabbing him from behind lis counter and that one of them hit him on the head twice. He was then bound and gagged and removed to the cellar. Powers was known tc EaNe large amounts Of money on his person and this, with his watch, was 'akeh from him.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-19

Middletown. O., Dec. is.--irire, which. It Is said. was started to hide ths traces of robbery and possible murdor. prac- tically destroyed the Ronmell House here this afterpcor.
 c. T Powers. proprietor of the ho- tel. was found bound and gagged near the door of the furnace In the base ment aud was saved froIn 4 horrible death by heroic work on the part of the fireman. Earl Albertson, a'boarder, was crenldted in his room on the second door. and several other boarders had narrow escapes.
 1t was while they were lighting the flames that fremen heard <groans com-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-19
FRENCH SITUATION.
Cases of Actual Resistance to ArtkQri
 ties Are Rare.

ties Are Rare.
 Paris, Dec. 1s.--Cases Of actual re- sistance to the authorities charged with taking over ecclesiastical edifices under the separation law are rare.
 The use of troops has been necessary thus far only at Le Val, department Of the Var where the students barri- cAded themselves in a seminary. A more determined attitude Is anticipated relative to personal property, deeds. etc. In the hands of the vevtry treas urers. which should be deposited vita the sequestration agents be fore toe morrow. Nevertheless the treasurers afe expected to yield to show O. force.
 Cardinal Lecot. archbishop of Bor- deaux, characteFiS cd the summons served on him as ''barbar3us and cow ardly.'
 Applications for permission to hold religious meetings under the law of 1881 have now been made in behalf of thirty-two out of seventy-one parish churches.
 M. viviani. the Minister of Labor. is installing 6 new Ministry of Labor in Cardinal Richard's late palace.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-19
. ,..nts T,etltion for Receiver

Chicago, Dec. ls.-Judge Lands tt .be ITnitea states District Court today srspted inc petition of the receiver snnointed 5 yesterday for the Iincolr psSL at Morton Park of which Will ijenn Atkinson was the proprietor tar a, axan,ination of Atkinson with a view to locating the assets of the m stStution. The attorneys for the re- cslyer informed the court that only sS5O in cash had been Iound ID the s So,1 a1though 1t is known that muck ,,'nra pa than this had been deposited on Saturday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-19
RAISES FOR EMPLoYEs.
President Foes Not Favor blanket
 creaee Of Twenty Per Cent,

President Foes Not Favor Blanket In-
 crease Of Twenty Per Cent.
 Washington, Dec. s.-Representa- tive Littauer of New York member of the committee on appropriations, talked with President Roosevelt to- day on the question of. increasing the salaries of government employees.
 The President Is not understood to favor a blanket increase of .wenty per cent as has been proposed, although he is said to feel that there are many men in the government service who de- serve more pay than they are now re ceiving. The President is obtaining the views of congressmen on the sub ject.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-19
orern Tlouae nurned.

Paterson, N. J., Dec. ls--Eire that today, destroyed that building, as well as two adjoining structures, causing . loss of about y250, ,9e0. In a hardware store under the opera house there was a large quantity of pewter. By a here- ic effort on the part of the hremen. some of the powder was taken from the building. The remainder exploded and aided the flames in the destruction of the theatre
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-19
HAvr aENnRAL. nILrl..s
Ffemehs Cahlnet Not To Present SeSeFs
 Phases of Question.

Fh0BeA or 4MestAoms Paris. Dec is.--The cabinet today among other forfnAlities. decided not. to separate into several bills the amendments to the church and state separation law of 1905, which were read in the chamber of deputies De- cember 15 by M. Briand. minister of public worship and instruction, and then sent to. the committee of the chamber.
 The chamber committee this evening agreed to abide by the cabinets wishes and not to press the question of treat ing recalcitrant priests as subjects of a foreign power until It's preliminary ex- animation of the clauses of the entire proposition except the one relating to pensions and allowances of the clergy, an agreement on which was left over. has been completed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-19
NOT REACTIONARY.
p~rs,an Heir Apparent Saws He FaVora
 Comatitutton.

TSersian Heir Apparent SaSS ne
 Consultation.
 Teberan. Persia, Dee. 1s.--rhe healsn os line shah today shows some lms Us ,rosaYnent. s, He passed a fairly good Ssy' in the course of which he frs- ire o1sntiy discussed public anairs wisn . those in immediate Rttenaanoe oH ,'ran @
 The heir apparent: n.,prts prts's nat N he is q ns.stionsrT as i.Io and indignantly denies .est'' test Sa ,s opposed to the National pnri,sment r.Hi or Ahe granting Of a con stitution. ,s, rr,ast who q, An n,so s member of the Parliament inc Prince emphatiealIv says he has aIways been and always will bel Ia vor of reforms and can always be de- pended upon to advance the welfare or fhh nation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-19
TO KTLL R0aERs.
rrdder wants Life or standard OH
 " Mnunmfa. ..-

Trader Wants Lite Of Standard OH
 SznKnate.
 New York. Dec. 1s--Henry H. Rogers. of the Standard oil Company, received a letter Sunday, in which the writer, who signed himself "A Trader" and de- seribed himself as a broker who had lost heavily on the advance in St. Paul stock, threatened to kill Mir. Rogers |, Mir Rogerss offices in lower Brtad- way were guarded by police and de- tectives yesterday in consequence, al- though Mir Rogers said last night, in speaking of the letter, that he has net bothered the police about the matter.
 Mir. Rogers further said that letters of the same character and written ap- parently by the same person had been received within the rast few days by Police Commissioner Bingham and sev- era1 other persons.