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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-10-19
FREEDOM Of Conscience.


That right is as dear to you today as
it was in the days when the revolution
was not yet fought when it was being
fought. You cannot deprive any creed,
or any person-you won't attempt to de-
prive any creed or any person OF the
right to believe according to their con-
science. And you don't want to do 1t,
when you come to think of 1t, because
1t is sword which is as liable to fall
on your neck as on that OF a Mormon
or any other denomination. it Is not
mems beliefs that we war with; 1t is
their acts, that we control by law. Law
does not say that man shall not believe
this or that. If 1t did, it would have
to be hydra-headed and Of many forms
or else there would be but one church
and but one creed in all the land. No,
1t was never dreamed by your ancestors,
the patriots who founded this country,
in war or in peace,-it was never dream
ed by them that the conscience and the
belief of the person; the citizen, man,
woman or child. should be controlled by
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-10-19

lbout, and they would have none of it
Isl Idaho. They still cried for the old
free silver and free trade. No, they
said, ii could not be possible that
a change Of political parties could have
brought this distress upon them. So
they went along here in Idaho
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-10-19
The steunenberg Case.

When Governor Steunenberg was de-
stroyed-murdered at his gate by the
bomb of an assassin. upon investigation
1t was shown that these men who were
brought here from Colorado were prob
ably guilty. The man who did 1t said
they had sent him there to do 1t; that
he came with their money and their
means, and that had 1t not been for
them he would not have come and COM
mitted that crime. There was but one
duty resting upon the officers of the
law when that statement was made, and
would not do any member of this
audience discredit to believe that he
would not have done the same thing as
was done by Governor Gooding-put the
law into operation to apprehend the men
who were charged with this offense. The
question at their guilt or innocence II
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-10-19

religious sects of the United States
president of the presbytery of the Pres
byterians of all the country--believing
in freedom of religious belief, abnorring
the practice Of polygamy. as having
nothing whatever to do with religious
belief, granted to these people amnesty,
and exonerated them from punishment,
under the law. That was q contract
between the government Of the United
States and the Mormon people, a con-
tract binding upon their consciences, a
contract that binds their conduct, the
violation of which will call down the
execration of all honest civilized people,
because IL you, any individual in this
audience, would go to the government
and say-who had been charged and
convicted, or charged with a crime
and say, IF be relieved of this charge
will no longer commit the acts for
which l am about to be or am being
punished" And If he were to be par
doned by the government and escape he
could not find refuge or food or shelter
in your households; you would denounce
him as traitor to conscience, q traitor
to the government. and a citizen un-
worthy Of credit or belief If he should
violate his agreement. I
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-10-19

rying in his vest pocket thousands of
votes But he does not even carry his
own applause
II you go TO the community where
they laye reported this disaffection you
are liable TO hear there from some dis
gfuntled person or the great disaffec-
ton that exists in some other part Of
the state from which you have just
come. And so it is.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-10-19

There are many questions to be con-
sidered in political campaign. You
cannot possibly take them up and con-
slider them all in the one small space of
an evening. 1t would be to impose upon
your tine and attention were / to at
tempt to cover all of the issues of this
campaign: but l have spoken of some
of those that are considered by this and
other sections Of the community to be
of importance. They are not of para
mount Importance. The great question
Of protection to you in your Industrious
lives n of msrs Importance than every
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-29
suffrage. IIenahaa u Mallll.

suffrage, Flenshaw "a MaAlil.
Education, Brewer Of webhers
Falls
Agriculture, Hendrix Of Wzklta.
immigration savage of Mcknight.
Crime and Punishment, } b Tlar.
rlson Of Newkirk
Private Corporations Graham II
Marietta.
Railroads and Public Service Cor.
poralions, 4. L. Williams Of purant,
Municipal Corporations. Hughes Of
Oklahoma City
Revenues ana Taxation, King a
Nawklrk
Public institutions and state
buildings Wyly OF 1ahlsquah
Roads and Internal improvements
llausaG of CoWeta
Privileges aud Elections, Jones Of
Ryan.
Enrolment aud Endorsement Al.
derson Of Pond Greek
Salaries and Compensation of puir
JIG 0ificials Roges ot CiaFemoFe
Primary Elections, Haskell of Mus
kogee
The following are tile members Of
the Judiciary COMMITTEES. Ledbettef,
Hughes, kornegay King, Rose. HAYES.
pittman. Johnson. T. L. Williams.
Nelson, Langley Moore, Tucker,
Leldtke. ASP.
O Tie railroad committee is compos.
"a as follows r. l. Williams King.
Graham, Hendricks Johnson. Baker.
Carr, Haskell, Curl Wills, Majors.
Harrison, WYATT, Leahy, Harris
W IL Kornegay " vlnlta Is a mem.
% ths toiso~ing committees Fed
urN relations, legislative department,
Judicial department. private corpora.
tlons. revenues and taxation
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course Tie principal item related "a
The celebrated case q tie lntefmaf.
ried eltlssns. IN which tlel sought T.
seeufa fef Themselves aiialmauis the
same as sefe given regularly enrolled
and native Chefokses TIE case vas
decided sgalust them both iu TIE
couft e claims and tie supreme
court.
TIE general opinion among those
present Saturday sas thai Il would be
of 90 - q Try 10 "a anything far.
ther wlth tie case IN tie courts, and
a resolution vas theFei0fs past author.
lfinK tie appointment Of 3 COMMITTEES
% 80 q Washington this winter and
attempt - secufe the passage Of a
bill thru congress granting 10 the
lntermaFrisd cltilsus "a equal aliot.
ment, either Ia land o. money. with
the native Cherokees 0n this com
mlttes wlli he sam Camptell Of Alln.
owe, y E lIalsell of this city. az
othen
IL waa voted ID ASSESS eArh inter.
married citizen the vn 81 - each 10
pay tie expenses Of thu lobby. There
are 300o inlsrmarried eltlzsns. and Il
each one pays his Assessment. there
will b raised sum Of $4,000.
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JOHN NELSON
4 SUICIDE

The oafonsf's iufY D. tho cas- Of
Join Nelson, Who eas fannd dead la
Colfeygllle Thursday night has
brought ~ D verdict II Suicide TIE
iarl eas out a. minutes There are
many II Co1eyyille 1l0 "a spite II
the Iurg's decision. sill Le iryc that
Nelson vas murdered The weight
Of The evideace. however. - that ths
handwriting on tie note given 70 Tire
pollee b Dick bosHlae Is Nelson's.
and that be- vas slot from m front
nuffrum the back.
The Colieyyilie Records account Of
The aiIaif ls a. follows
At 1890 Thursday ulehf John Nel.
snn Atof himself II tAe lait aide with
. pistol and died Al hour later with.
out entirely regainias consciousness
The tragedy occurred Il the home q
Dlek Downing, ~ East ninth street.
Nelson gave Downing The following
note Iust befors he kl3led himself.
" I an now going = taks my Ilfs
] "a 3 disconteuted. miserable nan.
! IN going % mest my God. ~
when ! meet hlm en- say that /
killed Morris purely n self-dofeues.
and NJ killing him has nothing q Do
will this May IL Lora have meFer
o. ~ soul and nv daAf children.
Nelson had hean dllhklnR hard
lately. fIe went eaf e the DoWnlnz
hons eafig n TIE evening witt s
anaFI q ehlskf II rs pockat. Ha
aEuazaa nOvnlnk. - 81 llme friend.
- IaEeed hlm 9 dFIHs Nlth hlIn.
4fIaE awhile Nelson zasa Downing
~ HeIs abofh nsaIIsne3 and Ifea
walked Into fht EIeHI Eaan b. hIms
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seif A moment later a siioI rang onl
ana M frightened fAmlig I'D ff0m
tie house aut seuf Ia An alafm - tls
police station.
"Nelson hsd sbot him~If h fhe
leff breast iasf atofe tie nipple
The bullet came eat 60 tie middle u
the tack ARD dropped cut ol his
clothes while hs vas leii.x searched.
John Nielsen kilied Its braglief.ln.
'awi Albert Morris, dst tsars a8o.
ihe kllllux tnok place of SOUTH Wal
nut street Afl was tho result 81 Tad
blood betweeu the men Nelson wss
convicted 0f manslaughtef Ard sant
% prison fof ate yeas. lie uas -.
rolled about slz months ago and re-
turned 10 this city. and lad since
lived on his farm near Coodys Hlud.
His wife during his Imprisonment,
vas divorced and married Ton uol.
land Nelson lived uith his children,
thfee girls ms slater, Bessie Howard.
keeping hoasa Ter them.
Nelson haa worried a good deal
about his wlfe's marriage ard other
matters liz Ind laan
drinking hard tie past few da8s and
felt unusually dsspondent and feck.
less ile told Dawson The other day
that he had killed four men ia his
tine
Nelson vas known % All tie old.
ilmem "a this elty. having baau llefs
offef from hla farm near Eonits
hluii. lie ilad been a PROMINENT
eas1le man f0f 5ea4
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-29
LIVE STOCK MARKET

Special 20 The Chleftalu.
kafsas Clty stock Yards. Nov "a.
supply 0f guarantees Is moderate.
the run IL thirty ears Ia tisAt dlvis.
lon TODAY, being the largest lna wcek
This market was firm ali last week
and IS steady today un COWS. gas
steers steady, led steers weak q 10
loser loss on the latter mainiY ac.
count q a blF run aud lower prices on
fei steers iu Chicago today The fea.
ture IN tie quarantine division. dur
ing the last week vas tie sale of two
trains of COWS and calyps from san
Angelo. Texas on Friday and satar.
daY Tie blg end of tie cows sold Al
$500 aud = la prices very gratifying
10 tie shippers, ard seven leads ~
se5 pound cows sold 81 aa7s. with !
small number cut out at $40, three
loads ef calves IN the shipment Al g
60 Other sales Of southern COWS
lately Including today. lave been al
e2o5 u 80. Gamers 100 % e. 8.
some led steers last wees at 81 Is and
ta.2o, grass steers t3.6o % sf25. IL
the native division the run Is fairly
good. but demand Is strong from al
soufces. market subject 70 slight
changes, tut generally afm. Stock.
ers and feeders are selling highest of
the season, and demand for them Is
greater than the supply.
Packers AZ last see Al opportunity
20 break the hog market. aud big
decline has been In progress since Fri
day, amounting % 2oc per hundred.
including = loss o. y 70 10 cents today.
Runs have not been extra hsafy here.
poo0 today Bulk Of sales here Satuf.
'iay was sa.io to s9i7i. against t6.oo
10 a2o at Chicago sane daY. TOP
today here Is sd " -. bulk of sales
y % = 10 The market wi.l likely |
'econp some 0f tho recent less unless
receipts become much heavier than
hey have been, which IS not expected.
sheep ard lamtsaFe scarco. pmctlc. |
liy nothing from the range country /
'ov, and only limited supplies Of me.
lium class suf from tie feed lois
Prices advanced 10 q IS cents last
week. stead5 today on the Moderate
upplY q 800 hesa. TIE market i
20 at all tested today. but prime
eed iames are quogabla at sTlsto
Ii0, fair @ good $500 to 81. wear
Ings 40 to tda5 wefhen Al. "a
5.ta. ewes $40 70 e. 3 Not much
eeding stock Is available uou. few
lmbs Il $50 10 %, stock sheep at
rs q 5o0
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-29
COUNTY BOUNDARIES

nine relates 70 the Introduction aEs'
passage Of constitutional provisions.
Debate on third reading Is limited 70
ten minutes by each member ana az
ter an hour the previous question
may be moved. Chapter ten defines
the precedence og m0tlona and
whether amendable OF dehatahle.
Chapter eleven provides that r..
solutions from executive department,
territorial or municipal bodies and
corporate bodies or those giving rise
20 debate shall liz over one day. Re-
solutions on printing or expenditures
shall bo referred 70 the proper com.
mlttaes Chapter twelve defines tie
previous question.
The president, members Of the cabi.
net, members of eongess, territorial
oliicers the commissioner % the aye
civilized tribes, Judges uf territorial
court regens of territorial schools. ~.
porters, and persons IN the exercise 81
their official duties are admitted "a
the iioor Of the convention under sec
tion -. II is expressly stated that
professional or paid lobbyists shall not
bs admitted. chapter fourt cen 70.
lates 70 parliamentary procedure and
the duties Of minor officers and clerks
OF the convention.
bnder the heads Of miscellaneous
rules chapter fifteen relates principal
y % printing and requires the publ.
cation of loco journals Five hundred
copies ot the Journal and 500 uf the
reports shall 10 bound aud distributed
two 20 each member OF the cunyen
ton congressional copies, five. state
library, hve copies, library Of senate.
i've copies library OF national house.
i've copies; Office Of each county clerk.
i've copies and i've copies 70 the state
library Tor distribution. TIE pre-
sldent shall distribute tlse rest u the
copies.
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: y Yolf baby should be thlu and
lTstfgi Turing the night Worms 80
TIE Gauss of thin. slekly babies Il lz
80 IA tliAt = healthy baby should
= a. ami sleep sell II poaf lzhs
sioes not feiain lis fosi. donit exe@s-
inHnt Alth culic cufes and otf,ex -
figtntA but ~ = b0ffle III Wl.lse. :
Sfsam Neraifuge. asid fun viii so9n
- Y0uF baby have color ana ial4sl =
II should 'N4s =
sod by Peoples Drug store
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-29
MUTINY ON
STEAMSHIP

New Yofk Nov = DAs hWman
was killed aud nve otlel men we're
more Of les injured II : mutiny
aboard tie Mollefoy l!ue Steamer san
jaclnta shleh arrived here today
Tbs tfoable occurred Monday. on
The ships arrival here Emanuel Con.
ciefo - arrested ellafz4a alih The
mufdeF q - aseman.
i - aaly at the pplul q lllslr re.
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rbssssNsti.s

= ~. you can't leai Hsfblna fas
tfis liver The greatest reanlslaF
ekef uffered 20 suffering humanity
i faa suffer from liver conalatas
foa are bilious ar ffatfal. ifM se.8s
liver and HeFbina will put ii ii
pfutsef condition 4 positive eare ~
sslisst patton bilseasnesx dynpensla.
sfid ~ ills due q torpid liver IL
: tz1tfie and fou I'll never uss Al.
liiiias else hold - peo Drug Sturn. :
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-29

When 8 nan ays he always was
sick troubled with q cough. : cough
that Lasted al winter ahaf should
you think i he should - ha never
was slek since he used Hallardis Hofe.
h(und Syrup Such 4 nan ezlsfa
NJ. J. g Eiafk, Denver Colorado
writes 4Hof years ! Was troubled
with 8 s1safs cough that lasted all
winter This left noe IL + miserable
condislaH tfied HalIaad's II0fea
hound aFEan and base not rad aIrk
GAY sine That's mkMf Il Did tor mn.
Hplu y NaaHAm Drug sikufs. w.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-29

= 5aurs lorsa e eel as 10 goufz.Iz 5
fou need not suffer from palf,s - 80
saEte=fnnf horses need nnf zI.zzz
II ogttle ~ liaIIand's Snow /. III.
lneilt u cures al ralns I Il -.
ueftA bakeAHeld. Ao ufifez. =
llafs uSed your Islulmshf nv -
feafs and fnd it - + tf,e i,csf i 49,
ever usel tnf anan II isaaMf aasa -
Peoples Drls Store. =
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.INTERMARRIED
CITIZENS MEET

TIE lnteFmzFfled white slslssaa
held 2 meeting hsss saturday IL ne
Iaans of TIE Commercial club e "a.
sass matters e Ialsfsst % Then. of'
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-29

folsem THAT tie eaptaln and other
ofieefs sabdusd It's aghten al -.
caed tho fireman. Tie crrw rsla.
e disclose he eaa=s Of the troa6I<
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Squadron Recalled.

T0ulon. Francs. Nos. - The
squadron Of waFships which left Tou.
lon early this morning for Tangler has
been recalled
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Guthrie, Nov ~ To-day Tie dele.
gates 70 tlie constitutional convent lsn
are desotsng themselves 60 . consider.
alton Of the rules reported yesterday
by the committee. They vii doubt.
less be adopted practically as reported.
The contest case Ia the Wagner
district vii probably not Be reached
until tomorrow There viii he two
reports in this case, majority report.
which viii take the position that the
convention las tie power to decide
the case, and minority report,
which holds thar the consenti ION has
no power 70 20 behind the official re-.
turns from tle eanyasslng board. The
majority reported Is champloned by
4. L. Williams and the minority by
W. II. kornegay
The arst plank 10 he offered IN the
constitutional convention Is : railroad
commission law providing for tuo cent
fare. II IS modelled after the Texas
Law.
The convention yesterday adopted
the Missouri antl.lobby lass Under
the provisions Or this Law All persons
wishing to be heard oa pending
measure nusts appear orally Or By let
ter before the committees Or before
the convention Itself Those who yio-
late this rule uin bo detaFrsd from
the conventions hall ard al commit
tee roomt and their names ulli Be
posted In public. Any member Of TIE
convention found holding commnnl
cation with any Of The prescribed lob.
byists will Be called before the pre-
sldent and publicly repflmaaaed.
Further than this, thaconYeatlon las
no power 70 punish
This strict measure against thn lob
D lsts was taken because of tie f4mor
that the STANDARD Oii as ~
have a lobby present Ia few days
President NafFBy vas presented
sith a handsome desk. made
1g the nesfo students Of the
Agricultural college az Langst0u In .
accepting the gift Mr.. Murray took
'eeasion 70 state his position on the /.
legro question as fellows. q,
4 want e ~ that majority of ,
hts convention represents that pollti. !
u party which while age believed ,
. the enslagement Of the negro Faee. /,
desire now to state that this party !
aver again uill have the slightest .
dea Of onslae:ng any race. 4 des.
endant Of = slave owner l desire to
~ that The greatest thing that sser
lappened % tie south was the free.
on Of The Slaves.
/ want to 81 further thai ne
'aftY here represented has . decided
'laiform % oaTfr cut, deelded
declaration Ct principles that mnst
= kapr and whlle Il Il not tie insan-
ION r this convention "a estalllah
nstltul.qns paeullaF 70 me extreme
'outh, neliheE s i the intention 10 :
'z1aplish thoss e tie extrems Aorth. 3
but g take tie medium erIaaa -
eants The eoaa eifissnahlp ef thls
rand commonwealth
Tbs following aFa the chairmea of ,
Pc various committees appointed
'zzEsfiay;
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- ere r ~ - kstFs = tts ~. I,.ss 60
80 .z+ Anlte - aHs faasfsff. lsisf'zz s.
- zsst -'se H5zz e 1tsN stsa1s 80
z=szet fl'tt1Es. - Ell I4lI-l ~ 81 - zz
81 5zr ssH#=Ez N|zFHaIrt - i#s -
- z5ssit We SIS 81 IaI4lfsI ls al zz
= ifEa NtlNe1s sszsI= "a. ,.I'.... g -
"a - H Hlnffa.
#sz#2 {. nov. - Is5a
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Thirty Sc Fesldsnee lals. adjoining
tno Electric park for zzIa a75 ~
e1cn. 80 q dann acd - - ls.nnIh'
Ten H@[ ez4s 81 for casH. I|.Iz ritae
TX g zz==z E snail neaz|z - nrooF.
INt4 = - s home Hzz## - a|II
111|I. s zz|af b tm6HzIa
- 0ILLItHs' HIIsas "a
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SHOES =
!. ! : : !. :. !. : : ! : : : !. !. : !. !. !. : !. !. !.
have recently increased the al- ANn
ready largo line of Shoes aud can "X/
offer more bargains in that line NJ
than ever before. NN
Ladies' sl25 shoe for pc A
Ladies 81 so shoe for rsl % &A
Ladies 500 shoe for s so -
Mems Shoes at sans reduced prices
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Knit SIlawIs

Another job 10, uf samples which |
bought for ale on the dollar and will
let vow have them az the same rate
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Why is il You viii pay SOC per gar.
ment for the same qualify, the same
weight and color, when my IL
regular price Is only 4OC
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-06

FOR SALE
$500 each-Two lots S0x145, Edwin street,
east of Santa Fe avenue.
S650-Lot 46x145, improved with a three
room house, lot fenced; Edwin street,
east Of Santa Fe avenue.
S700-4Ox140 to alley; Twenty-third near
Compton avenue.
Ss50-40x145. Brent street near Temple.
SS50-Thirty- near Figueroa.
$S50-40x140. jefferson street, two blocks
from Western.
$S5O-Olive. between Thorpe and NAL
colmson.
sS75-iOx135, 4st. near Figueroa.
$9OO-40x142 to alley, 23d near Naomi.
S1200-50x12 to alley, Western avenue.
near 30th. 80.
$2100-5Ox146, Norwood near 23d. 020).
$1400-5Ox135, 22d between Normandie and
Congress.
S2500-50x176, 18th near Burlington. old.
S2500-50x125, Winfield, near Valencia.
$3000-50x15S to alley, Dalton, near 29th. QO)
S3200-40x12S, Gladys, between Sth and 9th.
s4500-60x127 to alley, Crocker near 18th.
S5000-A fine corner on N. Figueroa, suit
able for business building; size 110x
100.
s9oOO-5Sxl55 to alley. Flower between Pico
and 18th.
S125O-5Ox1S5, 23d, near Congress.
S1750-40xl5O, 22d, near Stanford.
w. II. OBEAR,
40S-9-10 Johnson building,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-06

FOR sALE-TEIE TIME TO BUY IS
ahead of the crowd, and the crowd
is proposing to go northwest in the
beautiful section along Western ave-,
between Wiltshire boulevard and Holly
wood We have made this district our our
pioneers in that district We know of
all the best bargains and will advise
you honestly. With the advent of the
will come a great enhancement Of
value. This district has every natural
advantage that a choice residence Sec
tion should command. Lots are selling
at $500 and up that are comparable
with many lots in other sections at
three or. four. times the price. Don't
rnisov fail 70 lnVest1sa{e t91s sysec section LAKE
where our branch office is located. A
representative is there every day to
show you our six tracts CHAS. s.
MANN, 325 w. Fourth st.