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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-14

= TIE NInlla Chipftaln Is published avery Thursday
moFnNg at Vlnita Indian Territory Il Is The oldest
and most extensively read newspaper n the Northern
District It IN It's twenty-fouFth year andhas general
circulation throughout the north half of the Indian fef
ntofy. The subscription prizes d the paper sioo
year always IN advance postal card vii get sample
copy anywese ia the United States
CmrEFTAHN yUBLrsnINc CoMPANx.
n. A. MeCLtNToCK Eaiter
Sr, r,MuRpHy. Bnssnsss Mgr.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-05-07
Stocks and Bonds.

New York, May 4-The stock mar
ket today was q dull affair With som-
evidence of forces of depr"ssion in
operation against which = ttcaultory
was offered. The opening
declines were generally recovered III
one time, but the bank statement
forced the market down again. Tad
ing was not active Of i'm portant at ans
time. The showing Of n banks Mas
complicated by he inclusion Of the
ing house and this was held + ac-
count for q large part of the Increase
in loans and deposits. The Ge:reitS :
in cash, however, vas somewhat larS-
er thar expected, owing to some nut-
go to Canada. The firmer one IF Inc
market towards the end o. the week
confirms the poorer showing Of he
banks. The fact that MO Pacific
continued rea~ctiOnary today was
against the market and the substitute
ton of Reading for a sustaining force
proved inadequate. AS poor returns
Of net earnings bV the Hartman Pa
CITIES. New York Central n Southern
Railway received futher discussion
and were not a helpful factor to tn-
market. The report that most of New
York Central's heavy operating ex-
nenSes for the quarter was found In
the nav roOl ~negatived the assumption
that special outlay for improvements
was responsible for the shoWln anu
gave it Increased Influence as an IN.
Sext OF general conditions. Reports
from the wheat country of weather
conditions revived the OF The
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-05-07

''t
maintenance. Only thus may the
struggle for existence hat has power
to either curse or bless be brought
to any other termination than n
peace of death.
Not Drawn Upon Fancy.
l have not draWn pom fancy for q
single detail of this picture. This
growing increase of population. its
rise to over 200. 600 900 before 1850,
the approaching exhaustion of much
of our mineral Wealth. the vanishing
of our public domain. the deteriora-
ton of our soil, the terrible need
which these must bring. the strain
on institutions and the stress of indus
trial DerpleXity or decline are as GER
tain as the passage of the years. /
have given you the facts. drawn from
authentic sources. and in every case
u..uer rather than overstated. Let
hon be examined, criticised, com
pared with official records. For this
- nvt a controversy about theories,
but a plain statement of natural facts
- the light of natures laws. Then
let the statesmen, the writers, the
Iuougntful workers Of TO-DAY say If
they are not true. If true. what are
we to o Where. save in a concen-
tration of national effort upon the
since he left Eden is there a sure es-
cape and a safe relief? Let the
first and last resource OF MAJ ever
leaders of men give their answer.
situation Not at All Hopeless.
Tie situation is not at all hopeless
or even desperate if the nation turns
to its task with appreciation, with wis
dom and with courage. III saving
qualities of the American people are
intelligence, ad~aptability n patriot
ism. Given a situation, simple or COM
pick, demanding sacrifice or promising
reward. they are quick to comprehend
it and to mobilize their forces for
mastery. If they turn with compre-
hension Of their situation manfully TO
the most vital work of the present.
our children'S fortunes may be made
secure. Instead of a world filled with
human beings struggling against ad-
yancing necessity, instead OF the grim
choice between the slow but sure de-
cline to an ever lowering scale Of COM
fort, there appears u beautiful con-
formity to natures order and the
blessing of service to her law. This
country may easily become what its
people love to boast, the happieSt and
most favored portion Of the earth. the
sure refuge and defence Of the desti-
tute and oppressed, because of its
mighty heritage of that one resource
vhich may enjoy increase and replen-
shing as the ages roll by. This is not
the conception of a new Arcadia or a
return of the golden age. Industry
Will sufficiently diversity itself, once
the. order of it is rescued from a false
appreciation and restored to that
found on natures roll of honor. In
the last census year the value of agri-
cultural products was less than S.
toO.006.00O. But the farm products
% that year devoted 10 manufacturing
u-es were valued at S2,6I9, 900, 600;
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-05-07
Discovery illustrates As.
sassination.
MADE BIG SENSATION
II. Stale Department Hears Com.
paints OF Guatemala Disregard
ing fhe Liberty of Men. We
mo4 anti CiiIdreu-pri~-
oEer> Bady Treated
oners Badiy Treated.
(By the Associated pr.~)

Washington. y =. Nav 4-Another
attempt 10 a~ssasSinatc President Ca
brera + Guatemala. according Ia n
dispatch received today bv Minister
IoIedo, vas received Yesterday Al
TINS instance what is described tn n
general way in the adv!Ces "a "a mine"
was placed not far from the mansion
Of President Cabrera. apparently with
the intention ~ exploding il at "A time
when 1t would be most destructive
The min was destroyed. the attempt
at ASSASSINATION thus being rendered
futile.
The news Of the second attempt on
President Cabrera life was received
N q cableefam Of which the following
is a translation:
Guatemala, Aiay 4
Minister Toledo. Washington.
Yesterday a great mine was dis
covered placed in front Of the bar
racks Of the guard Of honor. 100 feet
IRON the American legation and $50
feet from the Presidential mansion.
IhlS ~Scdndalous attempt at assassina-
ton has created great Indignation
among all classes ana Of society.
"(Sgned1 BARRIOS."
SISnor Harrios Is minister Of foreign
affairs 1t Guatemala. The guard of
honor IS the special guard OF President
Cabrera.
Ambassador Crcel had a conference
today with State department officials
respecting the disturbed condition of
affairs IN Guatemala. The Mexican
aCcOunt is that indiscrimate arrests
are beng made OF men, women and
children, not only native Guatemalans
but persons of other n~ationalitieS and
that these prisoners are being badly
treated. Further protests have already
been made by the diplomatic represen-
tatiVeS OF other nations in Guatemala.
An attempt will be made to secure
joint action by Mexico and the United
states - prevent 4 continuance Of this
policy Of indiscrimin tie arrests.
A dispatch was received at the navy
department today from Commander
Fullam of the gunboat Marietta which
is patrOtIing Central American waters
on the eastern coast in which he says
he had permitted the Paducah to pro-
ceed south from Puerto CorteZ as
everything IS quiet there. Concerning
he assault by Nicaraguan police and
soldiers upon General Davis, the negro
fruit trader, the commander says he
has mailed q full report to the depart
ment. His dispatch gives no details
of the trouble there.
Relations Severely Strained.
City OF Mexico, May 4.-Guatemala
has refused to comply with Tie re-
quest of the Mexican government that
Jose Maria Lima and Col. Onofre
BOreO, charged with completely in the
assassination of Gen. Manuel Lisan.
dro BarrillaS, be extradited. n
said thai the ministers are debating
the a~dvisability Of Immediately sever
ing diplomatic relations with Guate-
maIa.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-05-07

the product of the Industries using
these materials was $4.720,0 900. 900;
and in these industries. capitalized at
over $4,000, 900. 900. there was 2.154.-
900 persons employed. A profitable
h~usbandry is the very fountain from
which all other occupations flow and
by which they are nourished INTO
strength a symmetrical development
OF industry is by no means the least
I'm Important reward Of a readiustment
of industrial OCCUPATIONS and inter
ests If harmony with their real re-
lation to man and his active life pom
this planet. Not iessened but enhanced
and greatly varied industry in the
end will follow the
and restoration of Industrial values.
Now, as ever. to- the nation and race
as to the individual. nature. the unre-
lenting ask-mistress of the centuries.
holds out in m hand her horn OF
plenty and in the other her courge.
This country has brought itself within
reach Of the throng. while grasping
at the satisfaction of present appetite
and forgetting the primal relation be-
tween the earth and man. The path
TO prosperity IS still pen The divinity
of the earthly life at heart is kind.
Under her rule there is work and
abundant reward for all. but these
must be @on in her designated way
and in none other. Her %pointin fin
ger, that has never varied since man
came upon The earth. shows the old
and only way II safety and honor.
Upon the readiness with which this
is understood. the sober dignity with
which a whole nation rises 10 the
winning Of its broad and permanent
prosperity. will depend the individual
well being of millions OF this and
many generations. Largely. nv this
method, Will prosperity. our fit and
righteous Judge. determine whether
what issues from the crucible OF this
twentieth century is a bit Of rejected
dross 10 be cast aside or a drop OF
golden metal to- shine forever upon
the rosary of the years.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-05-07
Comparative Cotton Statement

New York, May 3.-For the week
ending Friday May 3.
Net receipts at all u. S. ports during
week., 1866; Net receipts at all u.
S. ports same week last year 84,356;
Total receipts since September 1St, s.
AO3,374; Total receipts to same date
last year, 7,195,oS5; Exports for the
week, 94,551; Exports for same week
last year, 1O7,SS5; Total since Sept,
1st, 7,705,470; Total exports same
date last year, 5,5S6,S05: Stock at ali
u. S. ports 563.724; Stock at all L. S.
ports same time last year. 552,692;
Stock at all interior towns. 373,039:
Stock at all interior towns same time
last year. $50, 900 Stock at Liverpool,
80. Stock at Liverpool same time
last year. 9T7, 900: Stock of Ameri-
can afloat for Great Britain same
time last year, $50. 900.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-05-07
Cotton Receipts.

New York May 3.-The following
are the total net receipts of cotton at
all ports since September 1St:
Galveston. ~3,136,2S0; New Orleans.
2,17SI04; Mobile, 245,353; Savannah,
1,403,S4S; Charleston, 143,264; Will
mington, 314.626; Norfolk. 535.311;
Baltimore. 5S.562: New York. POSTS:
Boston, 69,997; Newport News. 81,
712; Philadelphia, 1,45S; San Francis
co, 74,903; Brunswick, 1~52,013;; Port
Townsendd, 129,011; Pensacola, 14C,-
43S; Portland, Ore, 400; Port Arthur
and Sabine Pass,-132,S2 Jack SON
Vile, 7,440; Laredo, Texas. 494.
Minor Ports, 1851 bales.
Total, 9.403.374 bales.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-05-07
REACTION AFTER
SHARP ADVANCE
Cables Less BuIIish Than
Expected.
TRADING LlVEkS UP

Points.
CRy the Associated Press.).

New York, May 4.-Thc cotton mar
kct opened steady at a decline Of one
point on near months to an advance
Of three points, the decline being due
to rather disappointing cables and less
bullish week end figures than expect
ed, while the market was favorably
affected by covering Of yesterdays sell
iefs on the cold Weather in the Wes-
tern belt and the prospect for unset
TED conditions yer the week end. AT
Ter the opening trade was fairly active
ANA prices worked up to a net gain of
10 10 II points but reacted q couple
Of points during the middle OF the
morning under realizing.
Receipts at the ports today 7,172
bales against 8,224 last week and TO-
al last year. For the week 90, 900
bales against 72,826 last week and
G@,347 last year. Today'S receipts at
New Orleans 1864 bales against 2.330
last year ana at Houston 1,21G bales
against l,435 last year
New York May 3-Spot closed steady.
Midd!inK rplaccs Il.50 middliug gulf ll.75.
ba fs ..... Gaics. Cotton futures opened:
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-05-07
other Cotton Markets.
Weekly Bank Statement.

New York, May 4.-The statement
of clearing house banks for the week
shows that the banks hold $6,S24,625
more than the legal requirement, q
decrease of $5,522,150 as compared
With last week. The statements fol
lows:
Loans, $1,14o, 500, 300; increase SIC
902,7
Deposits, $~1,12O,599, 800; increase,
$14,716,600.
Circulation, $50,103,300; Increase,
$4,000.
Legal tenders, STA, O9O,1O0; decrease,
1876, 200.
Specie, $212,S84,5O0; decrease,
$241,S00.
Reserve, $286,974,6OO; decrease,
l.91S.000
Reserve required, $2sO,149,975; in
crease. $3,6J4,15O.
Surplus, ~$6,S24,625; decrease, So
ESP. $50.
Elk. U. S. Deposits. $14.731,15O; de-
crease, $5,525,775.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-05-07
Wonderful Eczema Cure.

Our litti,. BOY had eczema for five
wears" writes \. A Adams. Henrietta.
Pa. Two OF our home doctors said
the case was hopeless. his lungs be-
ing affected We then employed
other doctors but no benefit resulted
by chance we read about Electric Bit
tiers. bought a bottle and soon noticed
Improvements. We continued thi.
medicine until several bottles were
used. when our boy was completely
Best 81 all blood medicines
and body building health touics
BY all druggists. Doe
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-05-07
UOMEN ABOUT TOUV
Stories of Washington Life.

-
-
i @@@s - Ef 90
n ny dst"w th s@F0
And therwugou ~ ts1A re = storv
that u@~a q n , great kNwaTstN wgfh
y dear H&A Aana5aar rnY sTAA@. wHeFe
Ansm ia sse youth There w&s sare
! tnAm. pr raww8E asva fa relate wns
made a. nAs msns thsf re Z T08 est
far niuAs~ts an issss shat nvag~<ss@a
- families sl.s sItA "a me sss&xsfnr
sN1saf ant Iu @ha& shs hssaana sas
n~ 49, oaf Nsh assea rnakeae .
= team af horse tgrantns ~ lNAs. =
ehh Gea al eseh hea~ Wnlea Re f1eGss
under E~eftHcs#f a-aswreraoFs. anA is
EfNs s. horse ta ~arh n4An wna haa
ths eeafass really gee a~sert htns@~4f
A. tn@ wwe uf th* week Aw SSH rad
hls horse has me- avvN obliged as
send 1saek haf7~ sar = hs gnotr ehtEk.
enc IN fAe eighth 8AN 80 AfsKe -
fhs aasg of "a hoasr whegw o ssTy
smtgd lssAtng &@st&r m0uAaH mae stand.
ms
Wher. the be*s he A~ssa
Down 81 th* barn @as ths vaDd}*
itau-rwSeAAGnE reply ~AsvElghtcd 81 ths
unmlstAkAbis pfunr IT the hu&haeta
MASTERY the Wi@n man cAu~U1 htm a.
D. called ta the gate. mnd after .
fse questions n~Att@fActegtts answered.
ana = lIttte explanation. t0id hlua io
rho..~e hs@ horse The man. vxAtblu
ing ;he horses with am eRurgasur~d
"yt. said
iH take ia. gray
The Wlae man heKAA ta umh4tth
"Nalt Il tie said The lord ard maa
ter. and forming. hs went lnfa the
house Five minutes baker ~ smetF
81 with a sofa cN hat altered na4rn
n guess iH take tho bas. h~ said
The Nire uaAu yefa~t.nea the buckle
he hud lua@ened
NJ yuu won't. lac said saml
take a chicken
Speaking % chickens. never hear
any one say ~ = heH. .Sh. Nt0lsu
her nest. without bling .ntirrlA M
"a with righteous Indignation haAs
always admired the hen she ~ !
standing or perhaps. ID we've better
to say. sitting "a tho fask
IL whom anti-rac" suicide remarks
are addressed. she LIS un~WeyNluRik
ma iF"repruachably domestic. with
"A nerfeet understanding ~ her proper
sphere She accomplishes hst daily
task before she takes tisuc t. stus
stepmother. You can scarcei, imag.
Inc "a better roundVd feminine char.
acter than that Of the hen. Yet II
she chooses 10 select for herself "A
nursery for her family. IL maternal In
siinct urges her - bring that family
into the world a little sooner than the
grasping spirit az the SoulleSs poultry
father approves. II is sad ~ her.
"Shc stole her nest stole In. mind
YOU. "a If she had no earthly right
10 II. TIL. maternal instinct IL some
thing too sacred TO be trifled with
II H. something too rare In these days
10 be discouraged. WHY brand the
hen with the stigma Of felony? WIS
not say OF her that she has chos"n
WOMAN ABOUT TrWN --frftREE
her nest. OF merely ina she has re-
moved from her former place of resi-
dence I'm order to bring up her family
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-05-07

IFef4hE oyer the crop TFD~-
p"ciS The last prices were IN 80
helghb@Thood 81 the lowest. Tn. tone
9f the bond marker al@o was heavy
"tal sales oT bonds par value.
amounted To ssss.0ob.
fotal sales lock today 3s0.3as
sIiares including. copper assoc. Su~
gar zoo a G l.. 900 = and -. 100
J. and y. loo: y and W 500
Reading l|15.50b. Union Pacific. Sc
200. l. : Steel. - zoe: yIrginia-car-
OHM Chemical lan
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-05-07

Invitations out for the Commencement
May 1911, To 20th.

Invitations 10 the annual -mfnen
ment II Whitsett institute have been
received.
The exercises viii begin ON the isth
instant and close ON the goth. tkeg.
w. <. Long. Of Graham. *tll preach
the annual and Dr T. w
Of Wake Forest College. VIII
deliver the literary address
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-05-07
Ntw TOrK May 3-SpOt closed STEADY.
Midd!inR Gpiaccs IL. SO. middliug gulf IL. IS
a es $500. taies. Cotton futures opened:
New Orleans Cotton.

New Orleans, May Cotton spots
closed easy II unchanged. Midd1ins
IL I-2: sales were 1926 bales on the
spot, 400 to arrive.
Futures opened steady, from seven
to II points above the close yesterday.
Ihe weather map was unfaVOrable
and his brought about some buying.
Later July broke and fell from 11.54
10 liz. without attracting support,
new crops declining in sympathy and
on the forecast of favorable weather
IN the western half of the belt. The
decline in the new months was due
primarily to Liverpool and the south
transferring from the old to the new
crop months, selling July and buying
October. The close was steady with
May and July quoted at 3 and 5 points
respectively above the close yesterday,
October II above and December II
above
New Orleans. May 3-Cotton futures closed
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-05-07
Naval Stores.
WilminRtNn

Wilmineton May 3-Turpeatine quiet
receipts 7 casks
Rosin firm i5 RI ceipts y bb!s.
Tar firm. Z, 80. rertr!ts. IS
Crude nrm. so 1 80 and SIS. receipts 80
S5av8onah. MAY 3 -1'urrentine. steady G4x
sales 20. receipts $50. shipments lbs.
Hosln. I'm. sales 500. ~receirts 1899.
shi ,1nents, 1e4,. socks q. $40.
4. b. c.. 40. LAS. +. AGO. F. 7o:G
a75; n, 4.85 !. S 90: K. 5 Is: M. 20. n SIS.
WG $40, w W Is
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-05-07
OPIUM !: 3: ::::: &C.: &C. i: i: ' e.: =: 3:
free. Address
II. VI. WOOLEY co.
Box 1857 Atlanta. Ga.
Office f01 y. Pryor ST.

/ left off your treatment four
months ago. Have no desire for an
opiate. Your treatment IS all II claims
Louis j. oakley.
May Is. 1906. Snow Flake. ArIZ-
over four years & you cured me
Of morphine habit. Elias G.. Starr.
Macon. Mo.
| have never drank whLskey sine
March %. 1892, when ! began your
treatment. / do not crave any whls
key to this day. r.. -. Wilson.
Direct. Tex.
! have used your remedy both for
the liquor and opiuw habits and IL
a been Il success- = prefer IL - all
other remedies.
y. Z. Norment. NJ. d, Darlington. : 6.
/ bought your cure under q nom de
plume in 1896. 1T cured me.
r.. a. Barnes. Pittsburg, Pa.
Write To DR., NooIey, Box 3s!, Atlanta.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-05-07
Dry Goods.

New York, May 4.-The dry goods
market was quiet and firm for the
Hay. Rainy weather affected the
retail trade adversely. The primary
market is strong Ind larger purchases
a~reIbeing made for deliveries into Au-
gust and September. The jobbing mar
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-05-07
New York Money.

New York .May.3-Moncy on call nominal,
time loans flrner. 50 days ~. 80 days 81.
) mos io. Prime mercantile paper ol1(9t.
'terling exchange firm with actual business
IN bankers hills at as ,0d4a. 0 for demand and
l8j. t0'G i63 70 for so day oils. posted rates
iI mi87 "a 1900. Commercial bills 4s3H a..
nar silver ISL Mexican dollars o0M. gov
bonds STEADY. railroad bonds heavy.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-05-07

to be divorced rom your appendix
There Will be no occasion for it II you
keep your bowels regular with DR.
Kinr'S New Life Pills. Their action
is so gentle hat the appendix never
has + make the least compliant.
Guaranteed Ey all druggists. Pc.
Try thcm.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-05-07

Chicago, III. MAJ 4-Reports OF
weather conditions for fhe
growing crop had a weakening effect
today on the wheat market. the Nav
delivery closing at q net loss or Is a
- Corn and oats were each down
Ii Provisions were 2tI-2 a : higher
tCDcn!ng- Highest. Low est lClosfuy.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-05-07
Raleigh Spot Market.

Receipts yesterday ........45 bales.
Prices Yesterday I'LL 1-2 to II Use.
Receipts year 6 ........1S bales.
Prices that day ....l1 Is to II 3-Sc.
Receipts to date 800. 1868 bales.
For good cotton the prices yeSter-
day were II IL to II rs cents: for
stains and off grades, Z 1-2 to 9 IL
cents.
Other Cotton
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-05-07
Burlington FLYER Wrecked.
OBv the Associated Press.)

Butte, Mont. Nav 4-The second
of the Burlington Flyer has
been wrecked neal Manhattan. Mont.
passenger was killed and % oth z
injured