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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-06

Kansas Clty II working hsroicallv q
prevent tlyo spread q small poH thsss'
seventy i've pormns vho are stopplns
at the salvation army reEe sAcelnated
yesterday.
TIE Dunnt News afs that ths
county needs better roads and needs
them Nosse than ans oae thing ex'
cept the removal Of restrictions fFem
Indian lands
M, the Indian isn't near eivilsaed
yet. Look a. THAT eAse of fuil-blooi
recuauy carrying pretty seheel
mafm Al Basslessills over mud hole
and then see a SET Of white men on a
street ear
j. n Cantfell returned "Wednesday
from Alton where be has been assist.
ing Ia blg Methodist revival lie SAYS
the meeting is still progressing and
mans additions are being mado % tie
church.
Capt. j. i spencer cane up fF0m
Tulsa last night where 10 has Just
completed the inspection of 100 TEXAS
csttle. He reports the condition q
the stock good. lie wlllfetarn 70 TUisA
this evening.
We DO not want 70 say n told Fou
70, but do you remember our predie
tlon when that whlSkey was saved
sfor medical purposes AZ Norman
that there would be 40 lllne~Y Well
It's smallpox
A number of our Ninlta pupils have
taken the county SUPPLEMENTARY es
animation for teachers certificates
this week. Whether any Of them stall /
,ver teach school or not, the time has
been very proaitably speu,
Mn< J. ". orr laslshly entertained
he Ruchre Club at her home Yestef
laY afternoon. Refreshments were
served and an the invited guests weFe
presented with cut flowers There we're
bout twenty present The first
irire 4 cnt glass dish. vas won b.
Ars Z. W HouK the second prize
landsoms water pitcher vas son bg i
drs Z ". nonfoeY
The sflm Crow provision % tie
eispllone bill was practically killed b
lction q The senate yesterday which 4
Iftar recalling the hlil from The house
shere il bad been sent after rassas
n ere senate. aealn teos tic blH aplI
ira adopted an ameHametii leaHAaE
4 discretion wifh tie cUfpafaf an
nmmisslun % or.isr separate tsls
,h0ne booths Installed fofnsgioes ana +.
whites upon potltisn from tiis reons
.f ans Hcality
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-06

Hon. Grover Cleveland waited
long time - get a good word
in lhe House. but he sot ls, even
III II was ta years late. when
Congressman Fowler Of New
Jersy said. II for one thank God
that such : man Ike Grover
Cleveland was a president II
1924" and Il was because Mr..
Cleaveland had appealed 70 J
Pierpont Morgan = help the
Treasury
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-06

Get in line and take ths naly
ehlsltain
Vance Mcspadaen vas a passenger
q 9ussogee TO-DAY
Nsare soffY - nafe that afs. T.
y badlngton s still seriously II.
ahas A. Riddle took his hessss 10
Pryor Creek gessFday
G G Roberts returned todAy from 4
business trip q Nowata Ana aaftlss.
vills
More land hafefs are visiting Vinlta
tfan ans otilsg section Of Oklahoma
and they sincerely make purchases.
Garland Mars. son N D. Il. aafrs.
sho = locztsd a Tulsa ls here on q
slalt 70 his parents
This = the coolest dag - far ths
people o. Vluiss have inexperienced thll
winter and al conditions poinf to 10.
femAing cold.
Mfs > T. EskFldge left thls morn
ING for Kansas city after : plsasan
slalt with he family of - !. n
/ Clinkscaies
The regular PANEL Of tie nallf lur
Nas today dlsmlsssd with lls sxesp
lion q those uho now have : ease on
! der consideration.
TIE News sags that follealae o
tie establishment Of 4 German ehurc
II McAlestaF eamea ness lhAf ! krau
factory will locate thofs ID ApFll
Tomogrou i ground hoe aaY a.
{ Inilcatlons aEa Efaa he ulII sas 4
zhedo1. which means 81 nasz eseI
f winter weather
a Tho AmeFIaan feet hes saelsof.
& Il Possession ~ ca paaIa Arms
!. ssnlh AmzFIea ConnenIesfl|
E 9Th he ||ssE - a|l - board 4
Hell.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-06

Rather neryy for the Equitable
Life 20 send representative
lobbyist n fact 10 Washington
70 oppose certain financial legis.
laiion and - advocate what /
wants. Paul Morton has . fine
job and The best way for him 70
keep u i to see that tile Equit
able sticks - it, legitimate bust
ness
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-06

What = called = corn ranch Of
92032 aekas IN the Illinois bot
iomssnear White Hall recently
sold for sia0,0o0, aubIect 10 ;
drainage ard levee assessment
of Sl0.70 81 acre. Flve years ago
the tract sas bought Tor $4,000
ana $4,000 vas spent for inn
prcQemenss. Since The sale foF
$4,000 i has aaain changed
hands. for tiss.oap Theirs
seems = - = bie money in corn
and drained bottom lands
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-06

The Cahaus are net pleased
with the announcement that
their government viii Be turned
over to ihem again within one
year Maybe this j. the mauans
spirit, bus # also may be due 70
= quiet appreciation of : good
thing
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-06

The kentucky Legislature has
taken the arst step toward an
observance next year q the cen
tenary d The birth q Abraham
Lincoln. Kentucky IS fortunate
70 have such "a native e0n iof
the worlds choicest hall ol
fame
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-06

II senator Toilette and Repre-
sentative Corey, of Wis. have
their way, the poor down troi
den Federal officials. including
ConFressmeu. win no, even be
allowed 70 retain their telegraph
and telephone franks.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-06
Anti saloon Adafeas

The Rev >. J 1HamsaH slpl af
tfs Amt Saloon I.sAsas Il Os'alnHa
viii preach in tle Presbyterian chnfsl.
SUNDAY Feb aaf tla Mr HhHn
IN las been 81 flie fFaat fns during
ihs 1Alfle ard ilas a1afs iaf daftes
atgarss on tie enemy ~ vii pa
tls aahle % hear hlH
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-06

We havn'l heard thai woman
sunreage VS. being agltAted r.
any marked extent IN Louisiana,
but suppose something must be
doing in that line. as Congress
Dayey has proposed ~ equal
suffrage amendment 10 the
constitution
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-06

A cynical bachelors remedy
Tor divorce evil Is 10 abolish mar.
riaee Having exercised the
rights Of doing ii personally. he
should let Il 80 a. that and nos
try to force haehelorbood on
others
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-06

Congressman J. Warren Kei.
fer, Of that state, says Ohio, Is
willing 10 furnish the country all
ofiss Presidents. Sure aud forty.
i've other states would gladly
do as much for the county
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-06

Whatever honors may await
them, 9 majority Of the lnsticies
Of the Il i Supreme court need
not indulge in hopes Of becoming
honorary membcrs Of any labor
organization
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-06

Should governor Hughes hap
pen 70 capture that nomination,
there would be weeping. wailing
and gnashing of teeth among
the bunch which helped 10 coax
sim into the race.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-06

Some man seeking Adentihca
tlon with a real and much needed
reform should start an agitation
for the ceriailment OF the open
season for campaign lying It's
entirely too long
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-06
Mar ranphslI Z u IA &c "a y.

AAff
Ma. ". j. Harrison remains quite
sick.
1T Han. wlfa and son ara shop
ping here from Chelsea.
". y. lIaAell went 70 hts ranch
near Tulsa last evening
/ a r. Foreman returned to Indian.
ap0lls, Ind. last night after two
weeka visit here.
/ Fred Thomas BArber shop, south 81
the post Office is the place 20 have
your work done 70 order. 5ltf
6. W Beck, Jt, OF Miami passed
through here THIS morning snroute q
Blueiacket.
Dr oliver uagbg and W. II koFne.
cay went 60 Wagner GA The early
train this morning
Adds A. Brown goeA 20 Yale. Okla,
this evening 10 be gone several days
on professional business
Mrs. s. Ward Of Oswago. Kas who
has been visiting her daughter Mn
}. " MasseF. left this morning for
Ramona, Okla.
Mr.. s. LowfT Of ths Skiddeo Mil.
ing Co. Of osvego, Kans. Is ia town
today on business
A. Berry returned from spasinAw
yesterday whore De has been assisting
sam Ieno invoice hts stock ol goods
Mrs ninmAn and child. who have
been the quests of Mr. and Mira r.
1. Burklaltsr. left today for their
home In Lamar, Colo.
Mrs S. J. Duncan. who has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. WI.
Martin, returned TO her home 10 AZ.
ton this morning
McAlester aud Henryetta expected /
en- be aa "April Fool for the coal
companies when they ASK the miner I
e. slgn up labor scale Oh TIE arsi 4
day oi that month
ar. Turner, Of the Western union
Telegraph Company vas here today
with A view to selecting a nev loct
tion ior telegraph once.
wm Little. lra passed through I
from Ramona last night ulth the
remains of John boss. enrout 70 Tenn. /
for burial NJ hoa died q pneu.
monia ile Is weii known here
oscar Carr attera vlslt of several
daYs with " = 6atewood ana fam
- leaves tonight ior his home IN
a4fssdale. Miss he Is wei pleased I
NifH os.ahaaa and perchases several I
tracts 70 choice farm land sblls here I
b Is an 81 Reno Youug man thar
came narrosiY nsAf loving hls megher.
la-laW he aas eaaHibg TIE daughter
sheu bis affections changed ard nov
TIE husband that vas Is salas fof
divorce ald aaaahter {. hooking tot
another bean
The six year cd son % John ilases
: farmer living near Cfouaef Cits !
vas killed ia peculiar manuef Sat.
aniaY afternoon lie vas PLAYING see
sas with piagusfss and snsa hIz end .
q ihe plank went ~ 10 tie alf TIE
lad was thrown sloleutly q tl.e
ground lie scrambled T. his feet.
salked fe~ steps and fell dszd.
This eflee has IN It's poraasslon 4
paper published saturday. Aprll 18TH, I
1855. giving the details of the Assassl
aatlou Of President Lincoln. Evidently
someone has lost il as Il was picked
sp on-ths street and handed us asking
y = make mention of Il thsoafh ths
papeF. Il Fises the details q The
murder and sscaps Of the assassin.
Booth. Parties calling Tor The paper
nav have sane ~ proving property +
Miami Republican
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-06
LOCAL NOTES
rfAlag Jan aL


wv. Martin vent to Alton tai
morning
Geo. Turner is al weleh today ol
hnslness.
Thomas M, Fields Of chetopa Is il
tswn today
Sam Zsno ofSpavinaw is hero today
transacting business
Jim Thompson came over from AZ
son this morning
Mrs. ]. VI Skinner Of Adair is visit
ing relatives here today.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. +. NJ Kearuey
Yesterday At q pound boz.
X. B. Davidson returned from Far
sons this morning.
Mf2 Adam Plannkuehe has been
tery sick fof the past week.
p A Davis, well guow citizen of
Bluelacket vas here yesterday
Attorney c. b, Rogers sent 70
Pryor Creek this mCrnlng on business.
l. r. Beard Of Mussogee vas
registered al the Couo hotel This
morning
Clarence is trying hard @ become
ths san Francisco of the new state
and < succeeding pretty Nelt
The Gus council AZ hiueiAcket has
decided that i new arteaian ~eii y to
~ drilled al tllat place az onee
Mss Stlla Wentworth arrived the
monaas tom uuionylle $40, ahu
viii be tlss guest Of Mf and Mn. I
" B0nt5ey
WHuef Palm Nlli hs 81 0unief 5
barn next Aantay . baf coed, fst
mules af ages ranging lfum four @
eight years ile wla Wg Else highest
market eflee Tor good sFees
The aaes Island district ei gaue
dian county S an tern enas % wneth
~ is s.8iaal teacher + manly
womaa - a womanly nan and have
rot,sa tie pupils go mixsd tnei aop
knna alslhst 30 answer IN am af
sir
Charles Clark, a Chefnkee Indian
whcsa home was ~ NaEoner Vas
drowned Ia Bird creek 10 the Usage
nation while trying % release his
horse from some barb sire fence q
which he had entansled himself
whlle trying 60 cross ths river
The Missionary society oi the Meth
odlst church. will have 81 experiences
meeting at the church Friday even
ing Jan Il. An Interesting program
ulll be rendered BY The choir. Every
body invited
while burning trash 81 their home
In the osags nation. Ms Geo. Molet
was burned 10 death atd Iisf husband
was fatally burned. Ste was 05 lesFs
old and lie s.. Her elotliing caught
on Ore ard size vas burned 70 death
whlls her husband received bis Ia
juries trying 70 smother ths flames.
The sprlnr.like ~eafnsF that -
have enjoyed most Of tbs month may
prove detrimental % the ea.ly peach
crop should il continue much longer
Already tie trees are showing sietss
OF sud cold weathsF. whish we afs
sure 3 nave later would mean II
most = peach failure
The Junior Christlan Endsasor So
cloty Of 1he Christian Church wiii
serve eI.oeolats tea and cake ia tne
basement Of the ehureh tomofroe.
Saturday. from ? 70 6 >. a. kvefg.
oodY cnme aud have 3 go6d time ard
help them cut Price % eents Pro.
cseds 70 - applied On the church
pledge
Vlnlta i destined e. be the besl
town II Oklahoma foF tie tsas0n thal
she has great coal beds. aud mineral
nuch a copper lead. Jack, oil anl
gas IN abundance, FL undeYslopsl
and waiting Tor out farmers 70 avak
and alss leasss 10 parties who ~
Kuaraolss q Develop thee resources
such arrangements afs nos made -
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-06

An English axpors his deter
mined thas young 'rhAw'b nialAdy
is manic depresaive insanity.
This is At least an Improvement
ON demeuta Americans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-25
WIsCoNsIN.
Republicans Practically Sure of Great Majority and May Regain One
 Congress District.


 Madison. Wis, Saturday Except for the fact that the voters of Wisconsin are showing some apathy in the pres ent campaign and that there is likely to be a larger number of stay-at-homes on election day than usual, there is nothing in the present situation which indicates that the election in Wisconsin next month will result in other than a Repub lean victory.
 In the opinion of the majority of po- 1itical observers the State will go Re- publican by a majority ranging from 40, 900 to 70,00o. The normal Republi- can majority Is about 50,o00.,
 There is a peculiar situation in the State. however. which has caused some to believe that the Democrats will be victorious The fact Is that many of the so-called La Toilette Republicans are disappointed over the defeat of the La Toilette resolutions at the Republi- can National Convention in Chicago and in the Republican State Convention at Madison.
 This had led to some speculation as to how these Republicans will vote next month. It is generally believed, however, that these voters will largely remain in the Republican column.
 It Is probable that the Republicans will not only elect their National and State tickets In Wisconsin, but will also have a large majority of the mem- bers of the Legislature and nine or perhaps ten of the Congressman.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-25
SOUTH DAKOTA.
Republicans Expect DsmIniahed PIuraT- ities for National and State Tickets Because of Local
 Option Issue.

Pierre, S. D. saturday.--The indica- tions at present are that the Republi- can majority of this State this year will not be up to that four years ago, but that Taft will carry the State by about 30,000. The cut will be on account of Republican differences at home.
 On the Republican State ticket local issues, including county local option, will reduce State majorities. and tn question of the Governorsflip at pres ent is, not one in which either party can rest with easy confidence of vic- tory. Robert s. Vessey. the Republi- can nominee: on account of his strong temperance views, will probably lose much of the liquor vote. which will be cast for Andrew D. Lee, the Demo- cratic nominee. t
 There is nos danger Rppreh ended in the election of the Republican nomi- nees for Congress, Charles H. Burke and Eben W. Martin, both to be elected at large. Their Democratic opponents, Robert E. Dowdei and Andrew H. ol- sen, do not themselves expect to be elected. S
 Under the primary the voters select ed as their candidate IfoRrUnited states Senator Coe L. Crawford. present Gov ernor. and enough legislative members pledged to his election were nominated in the primary to assure his selection.
 Everything indicates a strong Re- publican Legislature. and ma jorities for Taft and ali the, Republican State ticket, with a possibility of a close vote on the Goyernorship alone.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-25
WASHINGTON.
State Assuredly Repubifcan With Ma tority of More Than So,0o0-- Congress Delegation
 GoIfd s-

Seattle, Wash. Saturday state of Washington will cast at least 175,0OO votes in the coming general election. Fills DeBruIer, chairman Of the Repub- lican State Central Committee. esti- mates that Taft will carry the State by not less than 30,000. and adds that he will not be surprised if tho major ity reaches 50,000. A
 The leading Democratic newspaper of the State prints the results of its canvass. and admits that Taft will carry every county in the State, and that his plurality here will be at least 2e,00o. Four years ago Washington cast approximately 14s.000 votes and gave Roosevelt plurality of 72.SS2 votes. For the first time Washington votes this year for it's three Represen- tatives Heretofore. all have been elected at large The Republican nom inees will vii. with ease.
 Samuel c. Cosgrove, Republican, for Governor, will have majority of 25,- 900. The Legislature. which will be Republican, will elect Wesley L. Jones as United States Senator. to succeed Levi Ankey.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-25
RHODE ISLAND.
Though Tart VIII Carry state His Plurality win Be Cut Below
 Normal

Providence. R.. l.. Saturday.--Rhode Islands four electoral votes will be cast for William H. Taft for President. but the Roosevelt plurality of more than 16.70o four years ago will be cut to probably 5000.
 Representative Daniel L. D. Gran ger, Democrat. who won three success sive victories in this district, the First. will be defeated. Capron, in the Sec-. ond District. by about the same plu- rality as he had two years ago.
 The State ticket will be mixed. with Olney Arnold, of this city, leading Aram J. Pothier. of Woonsocket, n ch-Canadian, for Governor by q substantial plurality and Adeelard Archanbault of the same city, Demo- crat, probably again the choice of the people for Lieutenant Governor.
 The Legislature does not elect a United States Senator until 1910, and then to fill the place now occupied by Nelson W. Aldrich. who is completing his fifth term. There has been some talk of Aldrichss retirement in two years. but 1t has never received con- firmation or credence.
 The figure the labor element will cut in tic approaching election keeps the politicians guessing. Minute Men of Labor are being organized through out the State. In every one of the big cities the Democrats are, placing representatives of organized labor on their legislative tickets. and a heavy labor vote for the Democratic national. State and city tickets is promised.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-25
MAJOR WHITE COMES
WILL ADDRESS ". M. c. A. AND
 OTHERS THIS AFTERNOON.
Is New DivisionaI Manager of the saI- vatfon Army and Also Speaks at Central Presbyterian
 Church.

Mayor and Mrs. White. the former new divisional manager of the saiva- ton Army, with headquarters in At lanta Ga, arrived over the Louls- viile and Nashville Railroad Saturday night from Pensacola, Fla. Major and Mrs. Berryman have had charge of this division for the last i've years. but in the recent change Major and Mrs. White were sent to this division.
 Major and Mrs. White for the last five years have had charge of the Ohio and Pennsylvania division. This Is the first visit to Montgomery since they have been appointed to this ter- ritory, and fine program has been ar- ranged that will suit all convenienees
 Major and Mrs. White have been making a tour of the Southern States, having travelled through Mississippi and Florida. stopping at the principal cities, addressing large crowds of peo- pie. Major White comes to Montgom- cry with reputation of being a sviriIe speaker with a very magnetic persor< ality which we'll fits him for his work.
 Major White will deliver an address this morning at Il o'clock at the Dex- ter Avenue Methodist Church At s:S0 o'clock he will address an audi ence at the Orpheum Theatre to the Y. M. c. 4. He will also deliver an address tonight at 7:30 o'clock at the Central Presbyterian Church He will be with the Salvation Army. and will deliver an address on Dexter Ave- nue at the corner of Dexter Avenue ana Court street this afternoon about ( o'clock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-25
GROUP QUICKLY CURED
Oon,t Let the Child Choke to Death While Waiting for the Doctor

TSon,t Let the ChIId Choke to Death
 While Waiting for the Doctor
 Group should have prompt treatment. The life of many a dear one has been sacrificed because the right remedy was not at hand
 is feverish thirsty and occasionally coughs dryly and shrilly. This is the firsf stage of croup, and instant treat ment should be given.
 Hyomei, the miraculous. antiseptic dry air treatment, will cure croup in Inhaled. even when the breathing Is irreRuiar. 1t reaches more promptly than any other remedy the terribly inffabed membrane of the windpipe. It's soothing balsams act immediately. the Inflammation is allayed, and the Not long ago our little boy. Walter. awoke in the night with a bad attack of croup, so that he experienced great difficulty in breathing. We allowed him to inhale Hyomei. and he immed- lately began to breathe easier, and in feel safe with Hyomei in the house, and I am glad to speak good word for remedy that wlll rob croup of of NJ E. Church south Londerry iHyomei (pronounced Kigh-o-me) Is the quickest acting and most sensible remedy ever discovered for all dis eases of the nose, throat, and lungs. cure eatarrh. coughs, colds. asthma. bronchitis and croup, or money back. complete outfit, including a neat hard rubber pocket inhaler. costs only afterwards needed, cost but 50 cents;
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-25
OKLAHOMA
State is Surely for Bryan By at Least
 15,000 Majority.

oklahoma City, Okla, Saturday. That W. J. Bryan will carry Oklahoma by at least 15,000 is the most conserva- tive estimate, based on actual condi- tions, that can be given. The ques- tion in Oklahoma this fall will be in bringing out the voters to vote As this is the first time people here can vote for President, the novelty will serve. perhaps, to interest many in making 8 special effort to get to the polls. In the Southern portion. Were the biggest Democratic representation exists. cotton picking, which will com tinue over the election time, may re- duce the vote. Under more favorable conditions for getting the voters to the polls. Bryan's majority in the State might be estimated at more like 25,000. and even under the circumstances pre- dicted it may run to 20,000.
 There is scarcely any doubt but what all the Democratic nominees for the State Legislature will be elected.
 Oklahoma will not vote for Governor this year, Dennis T. Flynn, Republican. of Oklahom City, and Thomas P. Gore. Democrat, of Lawton. are the nomi- nees for United States Senator, only one to elect. The Senator will be chosen by the Legislature. and with a Democratic majority there. 1t is but natural that Gore will win.