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The Topeka state journal., 1906-03-06
Do Away With
Food AduIteratiOn
The People Have a Right to Know
What They Are Eating.

Too great attention can not be given
to the food we eat. The health Of our
families depends on this food. are we
to submit to the atrocities Of the food
adulterations2 NO. We must have laws
to protect US and those laws must be en-
forced
It is Of interest to note that there Is
at least one article Of food about which
We can know everything. This is Malta--
Vita. popularity called The Perfect
Food" the pure, all-grain product, in
which every element of food necessary to
the proper nutrition Of the human body
is found.
In the manufacture of B1alta-Vita the
whole Of the wheat IS Thoroughly cleaned
cooked in the purity Of absolute cleanll-
ness and then mixed with the finest malt
extract, made from specially selected bar
ley The cooking and steaming Of the
wheat gelatinizes the starch. and the malt
extract. a powerful digestive agent. con-
verts this starch into Maltese, or malt
sugar. in which Malta-Vita is very rich.
Maltese Is Of great food value sweetens
the wheat sufficiently to make upneces-
sary the use of any foreign sWeeteniug
agent and the weakest stomach cigests
and assimilates it without effort. Rolled
into Wafer--like flakes and baked under
intense heat, AdaIta-Nita comes from the
ovens crisp and brown, positively the
most delicious food in the world All gree
GERS. 10 cents.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-03-06

Of years, but rather on merit. Suppose
we appoint a board to examine teach
ers on school problems which they
have found and worked out. That
would be a good basis of test. Such
course I think to be the best. At pres
ent there is the best of harmony be-
tween the teachers, the principals and
myself. I have no fears of i'll feeling.
II had I should ask to be relieved of
ment.S
Judge Carver then stated himself in
favor of Mr.. Whittemores stand; that
teachers should be paid on a basis of
merit and not years of service. Some
teachers 90 on year from year and never
bring out or work out a new idea he
said, while others do. That should be
the way to find those entitled to
raise of salary. I think we should re-
build the entire plan. That is the best
way to get at this.
Mr.. Carver made a motion to lay the
matter over until the June assessment
is made so as to see how much money
will be on hand. But this point was
smothereG under a straight motion to
place the matter in the hands of the
teachers committee to report the first
meeting after June I. It Will be known
then whether the raise can be made
without endangering the exchequer.
Some minor business was done before
the teachers had the floor. Mr.. Morrow,
principal or STATE street SchOot was
made 'prlrIU1pa17 of Grant school, in the
7bfaee of e. sAi1 SiAdmerwel1 who resign
ed Miss Gentry was made principal OF
Adams school to succeed Mr.. Morrow.
Among the bills allowed was one con-
eerning S39 for furnishing a retiring
room in the manual training school,
Some discussion preceded its passage,
however. Judge Carver thought It
the board should first have been ap-
prised of the expenditure. 1t developed
!. ffaE efhn building COIlTn1IIeG
had already passed on the matter.
A petition was presented to pipe Clay
school for natural gas. The building
committee will consider it.
1t was voted to close the schools Tor
Two davs to allow the teachers to at
tend the meeting of the Northeastern
Kansas Teachers association next week
At H!aWatha. -
The Topeka state journal., 1906-03-06
FROM THE HOUR OF BIRTH
Mothers Should Use cuticura
Soap, the Worlds
EayOrife

Mothers are assured Of the absolute
purity and unfailing efficacy of Cuticura
Soap and Cutieura Ointment, the great
Skin Cure, in the preservation and puri-
ication of the skin, scalp, hair, and hands
of infants and children. For baby ecze-
mas, rashes, itchings and ehafngs, as
well as for annoying irritations and
Lucrative weaknesses, and many sana-
tive antiseptic purposes which readily
suggest themselves to mothers, as vel
as for all the purposes of the toilet,
bath, and nursery, Cuticura Soap and
Cuticura Ointment arr priceless.
Sold throughout the world Curura Soap, sc, Oinf-
en 5oe Resolvent s0e (ln form Of Chocolate Coatsd
Pills, z5e- per Yia Of 6) may be had Of all druggsts
Potter Drug and ChsH Corp, Sole Props Boston, biaas
The Topeka state journal., 1906-03-06
BOY HANGED ON HIS TRAPEzE.
Exercising AIone-Rope Became Fast
ened About His Neck.

Glenwood, Mimi, March 6.-News
has been received here Of the acct
dental hanging at Olympia, Wash, OF
Tom Eddy, a 14-year-old nephew of
frank M. Eddy, the Sauk Center news
paper editor.
The boy. who was the son Of Bige
Eddy. formerly a resident of this town,
had fitted up loft in the woodshed OF
their home as gymnasium, the feat
ure of which was a trapeze- About
7:3O in the evening he started for his
gymnasium, and that was the last seen
of him alive.
At IL O'Clock the boys mother be-
came alarmed, and sent her husband
to look for the lad Mr. Eddy entered
the woodshed and found the boys life
less body hanging from the trapeze. A
heavy hempen twine had become fast
ened about his neck in such manner
as to make it impossible for him to
loosen it, and. although his toes nearly
touched the floor, the boy slowly
strangled to death.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-03-06

-'-e-r-- -A- -~--7-
r. A. Aspinau has taken a positfon
with ]. Z. Crockett & co.
Mr.. and Mrs. John O. Rovee have
gone TO their home i'm Phulipsburg.
This kind of weather makes business
for the street force in cleaning muddy
crossings.
surveying party is now at work on
the location of the new Salina & North
western railroad.
The Merchants Journal. issued bv
Adams Bros of this city, has come out
In new dress of type.
j. S. Gill has taken out a permit for
the erection of a $1,000 residence at
ll4l Woodlawn avenue.
A meeting Of the Swedish Independ-
ent club viii be held a their hail, 500
Kansas avenue, this evening.
A large number Of lawyers are in
town this week attending the March
session of the supreme court.
Nursery statesmen are getting i'm
their work nowadays. Tt is about time
70 begin TO set out trees and shrubs
The Bellview Mandolin club win give
Iree musicale and box social Wednes-
day evening at the Bellview school
house.
The basketball team from Washburn
college will play at Ottawa Friday
evening with the home team from that
city.
A political meeting viii be held on
Thursday night at Zion church on Fill
more street between Gordon and Lau-
rent streets. p. s.sa
The streets cars had more trouble
during the storm on Monday night
than anybody. The ice on the trolley
caused great deal of difficulty.
IT is a case of back up with the ma
1ority OF window dressers in the city
who have their windows filled with
displays Of summer goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w Knapp Of Pleas
anton are visiting here for fortnight
with their son. T. w. Knapp, secretary
of the state board of control.
There are but five more davs of this
strenuous life for most of the candf-
dates as Saturday viii deplete the list
or eigibles considerably more than half
DR. r. o. Rhodes Of the firm Of Keith
& Rhodes is i'll with an attack of aD-
pendicitis, but it has not yet been de
elded whether an operation viii be
performed
The performance of Miss Donegan.
the professional skater who appeared
at the rink for the benefit of the Or
phans home, netted the association
about $40.
Jesse Elliott Herman Crow and
r. Ryus are i'm the southern portion Of
the state on hunting trip and do not
expect TO return until the latter part of
the week
If the seed has not fallen on stony
ground the country Grub should have a
beautiful plot of blue grass as they
have planted fifteen hundred pounds
Of the best seed.
The Second Ward Republican club
viii hold a meeting Tuesday evening at
22 Quincy street. All members are re-
quested to attend but candidates Will
not be admitted.
Jack johnson has almost filled up
his team of colOred players. The team
viii be known as the Topeka Giants
and viii play games in Topeka while
the White SOx are away.
The grocery stores now have young
onions and radishes on sale at prices
This indicates that spring is lurking
around somewhere in the vicinity
a. Defour took out final naturalization
The Topeka state journal., 1906-03-06
Deatf Of Afaior Hopkins.

Detroit. Mich. March 6.-Major
George H. Hopkins, former depart
ment commander Of the G. A R. de
partment OF Michigan. who held an
important confidential position in the
war department under General A1ger
during the Spanish-American war,
died today at his home ia this city fol-
lowing a stroke of paralysis, aged 81
years. He is q veteran Of the civil
war and was chairman OF the state Re
publican committee for several years.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-03-06
TELLS BY
THEIR SLEEP

" 1 can tell by my little
ones sleep when a cold is
coming on" said a mother
when speaking of the advance
symptoms of colds in children.
" They toss about, are rest
less, their breathing is heavy
and there are symptoms Of
night sweats. The next morn
ing I start with SCOTS Emul-
sion. The chances are that
IN a day or two they are all
over it. Their rest is again
peaceful and the breathing
normal"
Here's a suggestion for
all mothers. SCOTS Emul-
sion s'ways has been almost
magical in its action when
used as the ounce Of preven-
ton. Nothing seems to over
come child weakness quite so
effectively and quickly as
SCOTS Emulsion.
aeoTr & BOVINE, 4o9 Pearl St.. New yors
The Topeka state journal., 1906-03-06
Six More Cruisers for Germany.

Berlin. March 6.=The appropriation
committee Of the reiehstag on which
all the parliamentary groups are rep
resented today approved with a few
dissenting votes the governments meas
ure providing for the construction of
sig additional armored cruisers.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-03-06
Father Gapon Cries: TRAITOR

st. Petersburg. March 6--Father
Gapon, in an open. letter today. de-
nounces Father Gregor Petron as a
traitor and a tool of the social Demo-
Gratis who he says, are fighting against
the true interests of the worIingmen.
Father Gapon also PROPOSES q plan for
The Topeka state journal., 1906-03-06
EXTENSIVE Development.
Population Along Kansas City Southern
Lines Increases Materially.

A tabulation of several hundred re-
ports sent IN from towns along the
Kansas city Southern railway to the
passenger department Of the company
shows an Increase Ct the population Of
the towns along the line of 21,026 In
The Topeka state journal., 1906-03-06
SNAP SHOTS At HOME NEWS.

At the Theaters Tonight.
Novelty The Four Bragdons.
Crawford Vaudeville.
urlesQue.
Graud-IndOor Circus.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-03-06

a complete investigation Of his organ
ization by representatives of the vari-
Gus parties.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-27
Esther Lodge Euiertalus.

The membefs e Esther s. Re No
q Rehecra celebrated tle Nfh as
niserar{ o. tae order last night m
II q . 3 hail. VIII Wolfe having
change 81 tie program
Appropriate addresses aen dea4.
g by ReF Williams aud capt p. d
Bafrett Prof redefs orchestra
composed % himself aad almost q
score 81 hau and girls fendergdanum.
bef q selections aud Me Fielder
gafe 8 seleci reading
Tie 0ceasion eas eeftainIra teff
enjoyable enc 20 81 present ard tie
ioiee Euou aad par'ea esfe erosdsd
65siFm were served IS netno N
" WHiaus 81 the saddle Rock fe,taa.
rant Lisli refreshments consisting
of Ieo cream and cake vers also ssft.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-27
Jim Neal, Sentenced to Pen.
itentiary for Life, Died
From RemOrSe.

slaughter Before tbs sentences sas
passed "a hsm howeyef. e vas grant.
~ uew trial hscAnse q irregularities
Ia tl4s arst Ease Tie sseond trial.
shleh vas heid before Judge Parker
last Juns resulted in tie boy con.
Kletion f0f murder, Nhlch carried
wisn lie imprisonment Ills counsel
" Il kofnsgsg and ) b Turner.
tried b sscufe sfill third ttlal, but
their motion was oyefruled They
we're just preparing Tie papers Tor an
appeal q tie eouft Of appeals Wien
Neal died
Ihere was considerable sympathy
fog Nsal GA aceoaut of his youth lie
was bot d geam old when bis crime
VAS committed, ana % SO TIE time of
hls dssih sils had srowu csosldefab.y
ln iis almost tap Yeam % his cen
anement aua fhs fact that hls grow
ing beiy had almost - eseuise %
conms Ass tad an hln on the daf
u his sentences Dee nss as paleas cfala
but there seemed uaihlns Wrcns win
him thefwise
NaI admitted silltne Sis lohun
bat said Size tfisd to $50 him NIua a
gum xndtiat he Lad q sloot hsf Ia
oEler q save tis oWn l4fe rha pfo.
seeutf0n caaieu3e8 THAR Nealtrsa
10 TOD hn lahnson home. andtmt
when she came ID suddenly ana found
him ttcye he tired and killed her
It's Subsequent fight from TIE com.
ifg sesmed q bear out ths eantft.
ton
Sea- died without fatl made aHy
confession q ans ssnd Tie guards
said that De seemed Possessed viii
tie idea that be uas tote killed lie
was rational eb al other subjects bat
BE could nQt ~ this idea 0ut oi als
Lead and seemed % think that there
VAS absolutely ~ hops for hm tie
va in tie lail al thetime lob Cotton
was hanged, ana nus u o1urse made
deep Impression 0n hlm and ~.
7HoteilY FASTENED rs death
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-27

Jim Neal convicted "a June of tire
murder Of Nn Cynthia johnson. ana
recently selencsd 70 the penitsntlary
fog lie. died yesterday aftefnooa IN
the hospital u the federal JAIL Il
wag on saturday that Neal vas sen.
fenced By Judge Parker When he
sas taken back % the jan from tie
court room be collapsed ard has
never since left hls bed Yesterday
De saa taken 70 Tie hospital Dr
f.nuis hagbg tie lAil physician, could
hud nothing whatever the matter
With the hey AFea profound melan-
cholia. and Il aas believed bg the
guards wilo hAd seen several gfeFlDus
eases q ils same sind that Seal vas
simply overcome b hls sentence ard
would ,oon b. an right again
nr HagbY visited hm yesterday
morning Ia tie hospital, ana pfomls ed
a. eall again ln the Afternoon Neal
died however lusl a little hefoe ihe
dlrief made 'Ss visit Yls death vas
peaesfal and due o. heart failure
nr haebY sass iiAt ills bog died llieg.
sos of broken heart ne tbIuss
that reH9ee ~ ITS eflme. as 10 many
similar eases ate ANaf Dts Uie
Nsala fatiief vas notified 81 tho
bQY DEATH ana sIi todsY take tie
isfll to Tbs family home neaF kiunlsn
aiefe tie fautnl Nlii D. held
fhe crime Coz which Nea. vas c0n.
sicisi sas a most feFu.tiug one. On
3 June saniay three gean ago he
shaf aud klIledan old soman named
Cynthia johnson Tier bosiy fe.i out
side tie DOR 81 tar humble home. and
shen found About evening the hogs
had mangled it terribly Nsal aed
tie country ara could H0t h found
over rear after tie commission Of
The crime be returned and gave him.
sslf ap lie had spent N0st % Tie "a.
terfenlng time IN Denver Cole
lie was tried a year ago befofo Iud-
"a 6lll and was convicted q nan.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-27
NO MORE PASSES
Editors Must Pay Railroad
Fare lust Like Com
mon People

Washington. sept q Tie sarpfls
ius feet ias bsen disclosed here that
tha neN Failfoad law prohlults the e..
cilangs q ueNsnpsf advertising
ssfsioe or property Tor passenger 81
freight transportation TIE Inter
state commerce commission 81 ruled
IN an order just issued
Tie commission ags that 10
answer - numerous Inquiries from
railroad eaic.als and others aad far
tie purpose g giving administrative
construction = certain pfoslsions q
The las, e announces TIE following
rulings
Nothing bat money eau ba las.
ialig received o. accepted IN payment
fof transportation subject ta ths act
vhsther q persons 81 property 81 fer
ans services iu connection Herewith.
"a belag ths opinion ~ tlle eommlas.
ion that the prohibition seaiust
charging e collecting . gfeatef a.
less % different compensation than
tbs established rates Ia elect 4 tie
time pfoeludes Tie acceptance q
services property 81 other payment
ln lieu 81 tie amount % nloueg speci
aed ia tie published schedule
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-27
UNSOLD LOTS
MUST ALL GO

inian inspector J George VIRGIN
las lssnesi orders ior tie sale u lot
still uneoln 10 tie ioliowins towns o
10 Cherokee nation GA ths date
specified
Ietanna about p lots. OK. IS.
ColllnsAills about lots. Get aG
lllllsllse, about lg lots. Oci.
ocheiata. about ! lots. Oct -
u'olagnh about 2 lets oct m
Campbell about = l0ts, Sov
Cans about @ lots Nov
Hansen about 20 luia Nas
inue about i0is Nos
wesiT.'ie about lots Ney
faile4ualA aleut afs Noy
4ifofe ate8f lots NOV 90
Alton, abeut s. leis. Soy. be-
falflana about ~ lnta. Soy. l8
We.ch ailgut 6i Nos l5
Hleeiacket about 30 ieis Nae. 81
heteh0m algeal / iat NuF ls
Afalr about l0f sos -
ffguf Greek about l1is Nos 90
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-27
MRS. CONNER
is INDICTED

Tie Emnd jars which has been Ia
session this esak ln Miami found
maul indictments Among tbsm was
one % murder against Am Minnie
UouueF, tie Shawnee fullh.ood shu
killed her husband lu seneca nation
shlle De as asleep ans night last
month TIE oileen Rho lave had
eiaFgr % Mrs Conner hoWeYtr are
inclined % tyllete that Size IS insane
II got lfslls IS merely pretending q
~ insane theg say shais cus
q the NEST cansammafe actors
ever known insanity wIll without
doubt he tic defense ufged bY her
lawyers
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-27
trsns.lssiss,ppi c5sefe

Account Trans WIssasIppl eoupree
November "a 10 = Frisco viii sell
round tup tickets Go kansas CITY ~
rate eof one fare pIUs Itsao1 flnai
return limit November 2s Aa ex.
tension Of return lmf antl Deeem.
Der ], can bg secured - depositlnr
Ticket with Joint agent af kansas
CITY on or before November q and
payment 0f ff
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-27
MUST INTERVENE
Cuban lns0rgent Says United
States Must Stop Fight.

Nes Orleans Sept g A dispatch
from Havana today gives - unsigned
statement ~ the insurgeat leader
General Astsft. ln ahIeh he AS that
4 psacc = not made bY the Palma az.
minlsiration tie vyolutionisis pro.
pose g attack 81 pfopeftg In order to
pfecip'tate American Intervention.
Hltlerto in most Instances ne. rebels
have respected American pf4pefiy
Americans osu large number % the
Big sasaf plantations % tie island.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-27
JUDGE GILL STATES
POSITION OF COURT
Says No Court Order Has Been issued
Compelling All Parents to Take
Guardianship Papers.

tluu some other source than the
parent such parent should take charge
% s0cb estate 0f hls cldld a. legal
guardian and give security and ae.
count Is other guardians Tie all0t
fneni does not belong to Tie parent
and Dc has no right - its revenues
I IN maiAy cases the revenues II these
sllotmeats run b thousands of Dol.
efs la many cases tie revenues DO
DOT equal tie expense 81 tie care and
The edueaeion q tie ehiid Ia the
funnsg cases the parent q bee reQuir.
81 q give security and account might
easily, and a times past ! regret 20
SAY "a man Instances has slnandsr.
ea the chilas estate sirh impmity
n al eAses utan proper IMPORT the
guardian Is A,l0W Wed our of the estate
Of his sardi pupe charges for such
sard maintenance and education
Persons dealing afh parents con.
eeuing allofrsuts 81 nia0r children
sbsre tls psreut has nat been appoint.
~ IS guardian hf tie court 90 So al
Their peril Parents using these al.
loimontsof telr proceeds ean ho call.
81 on aadef lho laa, 90 account Tor
and give security rs other guardians
Tie .ae Is wlse. reasonable and ap.
pieabe @ conditions bea N0f IS
the expense great 81 unreasonable
Tie ailus And record fees arc all Thar
afc necessary aieu tle guardian pre-.
mfgs aad Sizes hs own Application
aud gives persaaa bond and makes
1e reqa.fed fepaus ans Cheroaee
cHtfsa maY s. oD aaoihess bond
k8eepi a dlspates matters "a where
mattef appean irregular and ID IS
necessary t0 take evidence 81 where
tas guardian faiIs q make ais report
tie master il ehanoeu las nothing
e o. sith ans ease where the guar
dan complies eith the lav Guard
ans Mas make oat UaeiF own reports
ma} Eo & an attegua5 and have aim
make OUT TIE reports q they may so
q Tie Master u ehaHeery ana have
hlW make oHt the resorts Where an
attorney 81 Master Ia Cbaueer ls en-.
pIaIed ties have tiif right 70 charge
reasonable fees aud where the sertic.
es or the Master q Chafceff are uec
sssarf De Is allowed reasonable fees
faf b|s services
Tie Clerk q CONT IS required 10
furnish blank applications bond and
inventory and appnlsemepl blanks
ffef % charge
ans miaof child ufer fourteen Years
q aee las the right bg written e.
guest tothc eaau te choose bis oNn
guardian
Tie minor 0u coming o. age could
were 4 disposed falucthe Harenf
tpEiFe strict account concerning TIE
pafrui disposition s. lis estate daf.
les minority
80 parent b} afior otcouft of otb.
efslse has been compelled to taEr
oat letters of guardianship noe Vii
OTHER prisons be appointed bg The
c.sft g guardians Of minor Ghepkee
c.' '.ifen whose pafeufs are living un.
llt tae neeessIt} 4pnan lna paHlra.
af case aaa tlfen OFF after aeaotlee
10 ihe parent
J believe NE above covers ail yoar
questions audansaen earh mlH
FtrF respectfully 56ars
JosErH A 6ttL
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-27

The Cmaftaln has Just received e
limited supply 0f ealofed constitution
al district voting maps These maps
are sold at 2jc saebaudafe well worth
The money Subscribers % the Weekly
phieitain sho paf tlC0 Ia advance
Tor one gear's subscription get.a map
ffee Mai orders should be aecomp
auisd with 8 cents extfa - cover post
age.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-27
>s~ otlsss. Excursion

Account supreme edge. Knights af
Pytlias Nin.ta e. Neu 0r'eaus and
return s2l g. nates of sale Oetoter is.
Waud l5 FINAL amf t,etotsf s8
vith privilege of extension tpan
depasitlne ticket stir special agtni
az Noa Orleans unof before October
% and upon psgmept of ios of 81 cents
time e limu mas q extended to
reach staulnR point up q November
81 u A H8hing agent MkG
IN
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-27
palma WIN Rs.isa

Havana sept = A congressman
Nhose relations With the lalma ad.
m.uistfation are very close asserted
this morning That Palma and tie
membcs 81 ms cabinet viii probably
resign today and that Intervention IS
e1peeted later
Tie United States cruisers Slime.
apolts aud Nee York arrived here
th8s morning
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-27
MarYs. csmrliml...

Havana. Sept The propositions
made bY tie modtptss last night
have considerably changed the sItua.
tlan, paving The waY foF suggestion,
81 Secretary Tan aud Assistant See.
fetafY hscon i0f further concessions
oa both sides THAT may gct save tie
republic intact
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-27
Rsssstor asyan t1.y

Oia account of tha speaking bf W
} BRYAN a. Nlnia September 2I a. S
q m the n X At, vii make a fate
of one fare plas n cents from all
points within q radius oi 81 miles
& 81 Ashbfook. agent
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-27
Dostor. eaali aot hslp hss

e had sldneT Trouble fof goars 9
writes Ma RAYMOND Conner it
shelton WASH aud tAa doctors
eouid not help NE / tried f0Isy s
kidney cure. and tie xefy nrst dose
gave me relief and | am uuw sufea.
cannot Mf too much for Eaiafs Kid.
neY Cure. p Sold D. A. Z. ovens
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-27
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