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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-10-10
JAPS NEED
PROTECTION
(Scripps News Association.).

(Scripps News Association.).
TOXIC, Oct. 10,-The Yorozu
Ghoho, a widely circulated news
paper. says steps must be taken to
protect Japanese in California from
the mistreatment it is declared they
receive there.
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LET UP ON
THE TRUST
(Scripps News Association.)

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. TO-
The proposed attack of the govern
ment against Standard Oil has been
deferred indefinitely, the president
believing that to start suit now
would be regarded as a cheap po-
litical play to influence elections.
Besides. the preparation of evil
dence is incomplete.
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BRYAN IS BUSY.

(Scripps News Association.)
KANSAS CITY, Oct 10.-Bryan
spoke at Nevada, Clinton, Sedalia
and Columbia today.
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NEW CROP PRICES,

WASHINGTON. d. c., Oct. TO-
Corn today is sol; wopAat SS:5.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-21
Thursday


Brother Decker q the Maskogee rimes- Democrat
seems as greatly provoked az the editor Of he cbieftan
for h attitude on tbs wlcelinss as he was Ter hs at
taae on sequogah Brother Decker, It vii be femem.
bered vas enc o. the chief boosters Tor the foredoos
seaooyah failure and vas qoe etagrinsa when SIS fsl.
lows ton removed him from the presidency Of the
Democratic lfe.s association IA consequence Of hl pc.
ealiaf views.
es her = refers g the small editor Of small
nea per p snali town where small unisd states
makss hls home asa eropaistle fenslepash
Az oicoure ve iee deeply nun that tie brother
should sshtiugls refer ator bat At ths same
tIne sssha trg g beaf % snosns that ths brother
aforesaid 5 IS certain % &c aaged srang Ia uphading
te wlcslas outlaws as BE- was ia elamponlng The So.
quoyah movement Il thsv IS one thlng Tie brother
can alaasbs relied upon 20 90 Il IS TO set on tie wrong
slde 3 ssee question Involving prnalpe Of morals
TIE T.D pfantse, sensational developments 70 follow
its disclosures e tbe Wicsias ease II uoss that
fallop can bsgia compare n geracity plth those a.
ready dgused there IS no douht aboat their being sem
satieral Ard that uet the truth. Is wlat the Tp IS
Aat. waiting world S anxioasy loesiug ior tie q.
taemed tbs next eTer ia saffouhusd action
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-21
a RIGHTEOUS nEnANn

President Rooagsl s having Troubles galore Every
hl he has ciampouea the present congress has ms,
with strenuous opposition tron the special interests a.
eeted Not measure endorsed by te president has
received The undivided support o The Republicans la
congress Some Of The bills as that for Philippines
tarn reduction have been killed b. the president
party opponents some IS tie statehood biz and he
rate bll have besn passed ID a modified form sams Is
the pure foo h aud fte bill iaf tie Inspection of pack.
iag houses are stl before congress
jest nov the president IS engaged ia struggle Tor
tie passage q meat Inspection bil that sal forever
prevent repetition o. such state u affairs Is sa an.
covered b srls Jungle The pacsers s course are
fighting agala. such Bill fof It would CIR oa some ot
their over swollen rseats. and human life counts bar
little 10 the seav wit gold Bat pabllc sentiment Is
Overwhelmingly win te president and li IS lie avs
be vii ssto ans b thar does net provide lot strict ia
spsctlon me people VII stand bg hn q man ana ssad
him next year congress thar sl pas The sort oi bin
required
When Tie health q ne psople = tie United states
is concerned 90 time tor ne paylag oi politics TIE
people demand Inspection.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-21
rwo nTnDs wIrn oNE sTnNr

Now Is tie time Tor the vinita Commercial club "a
get busy. II ever there wu a solden Oppogtanty
cor che building Up Of this city THAR oppotasy i nov
here The statehood BIZ has been passed tbs Curtis
eill giving citIes pg@er 70 make improvements is law,
and Al the coming session Of congress this winter the
restrictions wlil undoubtedly b renewed ms whole
country sill grow BY LEAPS aud toaus and viata al.
ready the largest city IN shs session. ought to grow with
it, and will Il the proper efforts are made
one thing that has Always initiated against yin,as
growth has tsen tis unwngnss q the arge property
owners 20 sell taelS holdings a. any,hng IKE reason
able figure Another drawback has been tho lack Of
sidewalks and sewers The custs bl gives cities power
q order Tie lasins of sidewalks ana sewers
Therefore If the Commercial club encourages tbess
Improvements il ought il viii also lo encouraging
the afans ooss q mueh animprosed property Tor the
owners eanuet afford 10 hold a indefinitely Il assess.
usnls are 70 bs levied against Il
Build sidewalks aud sewers ana at the sans time
,ou ~in break ~ the prsebt large holdings ot uam.
proved property noth movements VII benefit vinisa
immensely
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80 PETTY SCneMING

rns Wagonst sayings hii ms nan 60 ,ls head when
i says The p,ompt aooa or psaaat political gossip r.
safllng the organization o. the nsu state strikes Nlib
dsmay Those who have hoped Is rear state here f bot
precisely q the iasa sore ea.t itse from many Of
the blemlsiss o the older coaauniex Tte material
and the opportunity heg aud SCI hs afsf note au.
dble 5 o petty polltcA expsdisnts serrYmandefine
and tie Ike LIT those who abhor saeh things assert
themselves Tor they ths majority Ist tlels voices
be heard steFng forbiddng te spousss tuunsr of tie
ne" state g Is tnlle1 ths oaai q peanut politics.
surely TIE parts thar sutg q such proclamation win
b punished By Tie people eho VII resent the insult 70
thss intelligence and their patriotism n tls Repub
cans really have majority isfs Il oot only their rght
bat then imperative datY % assume ths responsibility
o TIE state government Any pettg eGenns % defeat
tte popular VII viii react upon the gulty parts and
tanlsh tfren power These REMARKS apply SIN equal
force % tie Democratic psft5
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BACK AGAIN
vinita Easily Defeated
COffeyviIIe in the
First Game.

NinItas ipdlans celebrated tlell
return from Kansas uhsre they lo@l
four games cut Of slK played. b dc
fcailng Colieyyllle with mosf ludt
efous ease with nArtley behind the
TAT onee more, Meade GA nrst. Brad.
leg, nsw man, nn second, aud Me
eluekie ~ center, tAe team is now de.
eldedly stronger than lt has been -.
foFe.
AeilouAld who pitched fof Nlnlfa,
sas IA ane form. allowing bul four
hits and giving only ana bass uu balis
lie was well supported, Toe. tie ID.
tleld doing some fast work, and White
in lelt gladsienlng iie hearts Of tlls
tAns with his usual uumhsf Of spec.
iacalaf catches TIE team hatisd
sell to- Meade. White and Iluney
each eeitsug two aietics Meade
made ths pfettisst hlt ~ tie daf, a
thvetagHer ulth tso msn on ba~as
Cef'eltillek lone run came IN uic
seventh. when Fisher hlt lof tm0
bases was sent Ia third "a Linris
osi and secred Ga Mcpovelia lli
eofeYvlle Eanehei two hits ia tho
eighth. bar dumb hasc running pfr
vented ans scoring
lhs detailed scoge
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REVOLVING
BESTIALITY

Gfoduef Russia, june % owing
20 tie refusal 81 tie censor al nlaiy.
stok q permit free tslesraphlng. The
Associated Press correspondent sent
thefe 10 inkaftlgafe conditions
brought hls report here.
lie reports that she floflue at
lsiAlyfsok Is noe ended iie a3sthAt
On 81 sides we're refoltlne evidences
uf savage tssslalltY on ths pafT of
the biaod-iranken moln. The ln.
humanity displafsd. he sa5s. .vsald
haze done credit 70 The Mougal hoFdss
ot ehenRHis Khan IL his conqaesls of
China and Central Asia saFif Ii the
4 eeuih ceutufl
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cWeMsM

The Hariiessilis Enterprise is engaged ia toomlns
William Johnsfons of tt elty fof tus Republican non.
ination o sonsfe ffom ms district TIE third Okao
IA TIE Enterprise sags that al naftlzsas IS eatha.
siastio about him and that vina i also ior hin The
ssa'smsnt eonesFains Fuita sentiment VII doubtless
b nsvs sotwe shfss aspiring residents q thh cty
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-21

New York, June - Two men lost
their Lives and another sas fatally ln.
iurad, willie slx more wefa severely
hurl. ~ tie result q an accident n
he psnnsglsanla's tunnel under
ThlFtyfouFth siFse1 today. Twenty.
fouT of The az uasn af work IL ne
tunnel ESCAPED without serious lnIuf4
after having faced death b. dfaan.
IA
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-21

Stolen basess MeClucAlt White &
iisses % balls kllalay 9 Msn0nAla ].
feebass lIiiS Fisher White Thse.
tAse bis Netis Doubts plays Alien
q Price Nalsef 20 prlca kHa1a "a
Bradley te Meade lit b pitched
tall klldur STRUCK cue s knlalay
Mcdonald Wild pitch kalalag
Fmrlfe. Tessmef Time. i.sA
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Good morning. how !. your eaaaidaesy
4 rERRon ID Evn poRns

The recent term Of court has called attention 70 te
fset shat ID o l. Raar he Northern district he's nan
VIC aoabglsss tie most fearless and successful preas.
outoI IN Oklahoma Although q goung nan. he he's
inals nusl enslabe reputation and even shsn pttsl
aeainsi the most astae lawyers ID ths territory has sue
seeded ia securing convictions. Crime reesivss 10 sa
enlargement from him.
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- FnAAentl rasmnr

Nintas sas franchise via bs naais aasgtel tsalsht.
unless AZ signs faa Tie soanelg - made ssefg enert
g go ap tae bsst pe.lbs iFaacass an3 e seems s
have msf elth success unlsss tle nsa $40 were hens
a wesA seo hase changed their Minds ths-e via b
ta'ee of foaF arms tobd On ne franchise
Nlalia ttefeiors, ahpsius q bog iancAse ~ ths
hes' bidder should resolve TIE most leas Terms eog
q b ans city q It's SECTION reeatg osut s iol
domestic purposes N certainly Be granted aaa at least
eight cent gas far manufacturing Tie franchise. Il i
s let tonight ell cai iar tie eanpIstloa q bs line
b winter cthsas Of vnlsa therefore can rgars sin
reaseaee se''aag apou burning Us ias,ssa of coal
isis aiutst
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AHArrY nIsArpoIgTqr.r

Tie ehlsiian aaes nqt claim e - ulall9le. bat
aees eain e hs bfoaa.uinded enough 70 aesi.avle.
ts error when discovers that il lsas been wrong qs
easitaia epsea ne election q Taylor craictasd !.
a. alderman because # believed from als associations
that ls would be nou.progresass
siaee suterlag lie council however. AIf ctatchasld
as done Tie city such excellent service las sosn him.
self seel hustler. iss acted sin sauh ssiou that
The ehiesn forced 70 confess It was altogether mis-
taken in rs former view af hn Especially in ths mat
Ter Of tAs gas franchise Ar cratcasa hss aosssa as
slduoosiy and 70 MIN. lan "a, other esaacilmaa
vinisa Is ieasbtea foF tle excellent franchise that viii
b paszsd tomorrow night
The chlestan las been most happly disappointed ID
NJ Crugchaod
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-21

Ihe Finisn team having returned from tie ullas af
Kansas nes + sooa Tine % climb lnto sscoaa piass
asaln Essuboaseaehs e best the team ,s playing
apoa bsn
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just IS Tie ehisitaln predicted tie aghs bstweoa
Frank Greer and Lesls Nibaes for endorsement a. can
didates for oee IN the National press ASSOCIATION ~
suited Ia taa elimination oi both Oklahoma noe las
no representation in the association thanks 70 their
6eht
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-21

Oregon tla asat state tas haa adopted ne popular
evcl|on Of sanasoFa rls ant election. iusl held -
saIlsa asul ssIIsGastaFs Oklahoma nafs ven adopt
Organs plan
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-21

Most oi the cities q the territory planning for
blg Fourth of Julg celebration and statehood jubilee
OUGHT vnia Do something to shov hsr apprsoia
ton Of the passage Of me blaY
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Frank Dale Of Guthrie ck-udge Of the 0sai,onalsu.
prems court shed his caster into TIE ring as > can.
ddate og the Democratic nomination foF governor a.
tie new state And there are others
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Cbo Vinita Chieftain.
weekHs Edition

The Ninlta Cheitain Is published every THURSDAY
morning az Nnita, Indian Territory Il IS the oldest
and most extensively read newspaper Ia the Northern
District L Is nits ylousth year and has general
circulation throughout The north half oi the Indian Ter
rtory. The subscription price Of the paper Is sl0o
year. always Ia advance postal card vii get a sample
copy anywere ia the United States
cHIEFTAIN PUBLISHING COMPANY.
n, "a MocLINTocK Editor
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-21

AZ pzfsons passofs T. Clanate :.
Al Cherry GfsfrYfais 5 Bart
iesfilie q
Atinasfentsnee Independence II.
Fort scott
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mond mines. He sailed for South Africa, visited the mines, accompanied a convoy of diamonds to the coast and investigated the whole problem on the spot. Dick Turpin would have re- cruited a body of bushrangers and seized one of the conveys, but the methods of the sporting criminal of to- day are very different. The arrival of the diamonds at the port was always timed to catch the mail steamer for England and if a convoy were acci- dentally delayed en route the treas ure had to lie in the post office until the next mail left
 Raymond's plan of campaign was soon settled. He was a man who could make his way in any company, and he had not much difficulty in obtaining impressions of the postmaster's keys. The postmaster indeed was one of the admiring friends, whom he entertain ed at dinner the evening before he sailed for home.
 Some months later he returned to South Africa disguised and passing under another name, and avoiding all the new friends of his former visit be made his way up country to a place at which the diamond conveys had to cross river ferry on their way to the port. Unslipping the chain of the fer ry he let the boat drift down stream, and the next convoy missed the mail steamer. Ninety thousand pounds worth of diamonds had to be deposited 1 in the post office strong room, and when those diamonds reached England it was Raymond who brought them here.
 He afterward boasted that hehad dsold them to their true owners in Hatton Garden. Certain it is that he lived in
 luxury and idleness on the proceeds oi
 the crime, driving his stylish phae' 1 ton about London and sailing his steam
 yacht in the Mediterranean. and was | not that his sporting instincts were in satiable and increasingly melted him tc fresh ventures he might still be living
 in the enjoyment of his ill gotten wealth.
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effect an entrance Imagine the sen- sation of crawling into bed some cold night to strike against the clammy skin of snake, and this is just where MT. Snake likes to snuggle, in among the warm blankets,
 To avoid this men who work in the mines have found that snake will not go near this oktea, and they have built closely knit fences around their tents, with little gates to go in and out be- yond this the rattler will not penetrate. It was first the Indians of the desert who discovered this deadly shrub, and they got the secret from birds and animals which, to protect their young, travel sometimes many miles back and forth bringing the th0rns with which to cover their little nests. Gophers and other small animals there cover their nests in this manner.
 It is strange that in that country, sc dry and forbidding, many things grow in exuberance, and especially noticeable are the great fields of brown eyed su- sans, the yellow daisies with brown cen, tres. They grow so high and wild that you can step in field and your heat will just peep over the top of the nod ding sea of bright eyed faces.-Los An geles Times.
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WEDDING oF MISS WHITNEY.

Miss Hannah Whitney, daughter of the late Stephen Whitney, was mar ried yesterday afternoon at the ances- tral home of the Whitneys in Whitney avenue, to Mr. William Tilden Blod- gett, Harvard 80, son of the Late WI. T. Blodgett, of New Tory city.
 The ceremony was performed at 1:3O o'clock in the front drawing room of the Whitney mansion, Bishop Doane, of Albany officiating The bride was escorted by her brother, MT. Henry Whitney, who gave her in marriage. There were no ushens or bridesmaids. Mir, William Hooper of Boston, a classmate at Harvard of the bride groom. acted as best man.
 MT. and Mrs. Blodgett will sail soon | for winter in Italy.
 Many distinguished guests form New York, relatives and intimate friends, came up by special train for the cere- mony. These include Mayor and Mrs Mcclellan, of New York city.
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Brief Mention,

High water to-day 11:46 p. m.
 The Smart Set for December at the Pease-Lewis Co.'S.
 Mrs. Reinhart of Jersey City is visit ing her daughter, Mrs. I. D. Marshall 2 of Elm street. West Haven.
 At the Olive street synagogue the Rev. Louis Yasgour, pastor, there will be services at g a. m.. The con1rma- tion of Master Leopold Joseph Hahn, of 241 Sherman avenue, will follow the usual Saturday morning service.
 Wiego Brandt, until year ago of this city, and whose relatives live in Fair Haven. was killed in an automo- bile accident in Central Park, New York Thursday. Brandt was driver for T. c. Mcknight of the Mcknight Realty company
 The annual meeting of the New Ha- ven Colony Historical society will be held next Monday evening, November 19, at 8 o'clock. An informal reception will be held at the close of the meeting Members and their families are cordial iy invited to be present. These meet ings are open to the public.
 The tailor shop of Jacob Nodelman al 32 Dixwell avenue was burglarized be- tween the hours of p. m. Thursday and a. m, yesterday, and everything of value was taken out of 1t, Severa new suits were taken and many gar. ments which were left there to be pressed or repaired.
 In making out the death certifcat, of those dying by violence, medical ex aminers have been officially requested so far as possible, to state in each in stance whether the death was caused by accident, homicide or suicide, and il cases of accidental death, it is desirabl to know the kind of accident (railroad street car, machinery, horse, vehicles etc.).
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FENCE TO KEEP RATTLERs OUT.

A Precautiop of Birds and Animals
 Man Uses to an Advantage.
 Did you ever hear of rattlesnake fence? Not one made of rattlesnakes; of course not, but one made of prickly thorns to protect one from the rattlers and keep them away That is what the Arizona campers build, and the only way to keep these dealy poisoners away is by building one of these fences of oktea, a shrub covered with thorns which grows on the desert.
 As the tents have no doors and the not set much above the ground, it would appear easy for MT. Rattler tc
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.

Additional Order of Notice. S. c. Bracelets-Durant.
 Draperies-W Window Shade Go. Entertainments-N. H. Theater. ainments-Hyperion Theater. Entertainments-Bijou Theater. Finger Prints-Howe X Stetson Co. Kid Gloves-Chas. Monson Co. Last Call-The Edw Malley Co. Metropolitan Magazine-Dealers'.. Mems Winter Boots-N,, H. Shoe Go. New Suits-Davis & Go.
 Overcoats-J. Johnson & Sons. Postum--Grocers'
 Suits-Gamble-D Desmond Co.
 Saturday Specials-S. S. Adams. Special For -Muhlfelder. Stuart's Tablets-Druggists Trips-So. Pacific R. R.
 White Bosom Shirts-Lambert, Wanted -Situation-35 Olive St. Wanted-Cook-27 Whitney Ave.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-11-17

F. s. Curtis. vice-president, with off, flee at Boston.
 H. M. Kochersperger, vice-president, with office at New Haven
 E. H. McHenry, vice president, with office at New Haven.
 The duties of the vice presidents will be assigned by the president. By order of the board of directors.
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PAID ss,OOO.

Governor-Elect Woodruff swears to
 Political Expenses.
 Gov.-elect woodruff yesterday went to City Hall and swore to his election expenses before Col Theodore H, Mac donald, notary public. The one item of expense is as follows: "To my DO, litical agent, Isaac M. Ullman, $S,OOO,' The governor adds: T hereby certify that have spent nothing for my nom ination, or made any promises of any nature whatsoever"
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NEW OFFICERS.

Byrnes Vice President of the New Ha- ven-Others Appointed Announced
 Yesterday by President Mellen
 The following appointments were an- nounced today at the office of Presi- dent Mellen of the New Haven road, effective Dec. 1.
 T. E. Byrnes, vice president, with office at New Haven.
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Ehs 9r11rnal aud Gn1trter
Saturday, November IF, 1908.

DELIVERED BY CARRIERS IN THE CITY. 12 CENTS A WEEK, 50 GENTS A MONTH, S3 FOR SIX MONTHS SS A YEAR. THE SAME TERMS BY MAIL SINGLE COPIES. CENTS
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c. c. KINNE DEAD.

Was for Years Prominent Meriden Man
 c. c. Kinne, prominent citizen of South Glastonbury, died yesterday. He moved there four years ago from Meri- den. He was first selectman of Meri- den for several years and was an ex- commander of Merriam post, G. A. R. He served in the 18th c. V. in the civil war as first sergeant.
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WEATHER RECORD.

Washington, D. C., Nov. 16, D. m.
 Forecast for Saturday and Sunday
 For New England: Fair Saturday; Sunday Increasing cloudiness and warmer; possibly rain in west portion, diminishing northwest winds
 Eastern New York: Fair Saturday; Sunday rain and warmer, variable winds becoming southeast and fresh.
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elbows Your Stomach

is the way people in China say Good Morning" The greeting of almost every nation is an inquiry after health. The Chinese have the root of the matter, A strong stom- ach is the foundation. Look after this organ and the general health cares for itself. Man is-so consti- tuted 1t cannot be otherwise. It is the mission of
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NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

If you are going away. for short or long period, the Journal and Courier will be sent to you by mall without extra charge. The address may De changed as often as desired.
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to keep the stomach well, the liver active and the bowels regular. They dispel sickness and create health. Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Bilious ness or Constipation cannot exist when Beecham's Pills are used ac- cording to directions. For over 50 years they have cured disordered stomachs, and are now a world-fa- nous remedy. They merit your confidence.
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L. M. TARR. Local Forecaster,
 U. S. Weather Bureau.
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llstyou
 
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  Home Treatment really all and makes
  asothe see this offer Address MRS. M. SUMMERS, Box H. Notre Dame. Ind. U. S. a.