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Decorah-posten., 1898-02-25
23repe fra Iorge.

Seq Dor pua aautOals gGrf, % bar prrt
Der | tDos Nar.
% ie9 tieioer eoer begss to, troos lea al
brig bar Jet cher. Sobus gsoer GA oiue
ereoe IGits ciOenom ps cr til m.a,n glro.
for os o,roper.
Gr ou ameriidnerl
Dss. Seq Tom bib for otts Soae Fpen.
Soooe en- mcget bcloig RtiIc paa 6unaros
Stniens p~rr9ti8e SumpTib 12ucaniu.H Sar
oGret / gmcri,a 70 aar. Sd moro Of at
ie Os btlie pua sosr, foe saf for ali. be bsg.
s.ltss Stunoer, ri tilbtinser mtb Qrsning az
Sreocne / "Gecorubs9Otsn."
SAT, iaSOs leg. Seq sr bsgsiitrst for qmt.
rita.
let er ct r~,lFsnst eano, iagoe Clan.
San er GIFT neo en- Setter til Scn.it.
"a. Mau bar gstelis for 2rbeioet Der
pper, iasoe Solicit.
Oct bar en- fiat, elegant Wano. Set CT
en- GrDo is iaa soot iom en- ameritanf 9rsis
itoOtr: oerborte %fOritaur man at FL Rlro,r.
Soorl.oss litcr ou big paa De ganle Sons
ter? ipurgts leg.
8oot, raturIigois. Worge ,r ct berliot
2dno: men bet forstommer mig at ffoltet
9i%ennsm9nacnOe maugl,r Gnergi % 6oretags
iombeo.
Ror'tnptrosne er lite rigtia oaasnet sronu,
iagoe Giao. sc MI bpcrlcoss bet sr meo
Gdntcols 9Grt. Mu eaar bet trepsnt "a
trGgt mob / 8amtc Sage, oa GresltmGnOtre
eieoe og Oreo bet. Nu CT bet iom psot.
0Ieu rent, R0rOmGrOens tommer NOT meo ems
gang. sc iterts &anoe, iom III bare for
Moro StDlo itprttr ubopcr Rlippsrue, otutcr
pda at arbsioe % bli os one til @elFonelIe.
Get er iunot, iusoc isg. Set bill gaa fem
9isrnfisrne giSrHiOn profctit ipng,r: SOS.
isrHe 'ommsr lille altne til AZ iase og boUls
bort Ssnner, male 9Orn til 9rso, men oo=
iua Gus oil De gin. / be tufno 6itm.o
gu tGnier Del life at bciptts Oio her
igisn?
Rel pa, men ies maotte btem ie til mine
9arnle GOrUlOrs. Gar .r 70 Oar og ipQelig,
Utor tr IS Qar - be trrneer Sielp o. Rets
leontng be gamle. Bar iaa uerlig meloe
bette i Grsptt til "Setorah s9oitcu," maaite
min PrOocr Clap turOt lCie bet % tage ia
bet til 1itrte. Romrle fine Gorrlore ibu,
frioe til benz, be er iaa betpmreoe for BAN.
Ser or Is gar fosr ban rtiitt Ill Nmtrifa,
hi er omtrcnt oisie paa, at ban leper, men ri
peo lite bpur.
% iaa faar ri foa Sop til at InOe en- bier.
teIis 9ilFng til min 9uitru % til 9tnntr
% Si,uots. Rommtr at reiis tilba9e itruts
oper Sui, ut : fan ticnOc mig i8ieu iGts
ter ies brr nit crs,ltt Ram: Iltr Sobuion
ira Sp,ptr, Mtnu. 49, bet or umuIig for
'amtritantrue uotalt nit rorifr Taou.
90 bis "Setorabsg Ottn, iagos OlaS, bet
CT ct romtriet iutsrrsinnt @lao, % ie9 er me
get tain,mmeIis for At 0cneit icuOtr mig bet.
ga, bet ct bet fsrit, 9luo, nj sriber citer,
mar goittn tommsr, ia8ot ieg.
@i t~ilbrasts en- meget bp99clis Seuoaa
iamnen, nro0oe rcN Tifeotu / Irnsitc 9agct,
iad bet tog iii at frrrrt oa ri bilitc bptrdus
Dire SarYcl.
Saaber bet nil intcrcsicre bore 9enner at
bsrs Der iourmcr to gsssr al mig / 6anoCltn
iii Sui: en- Sumlina 6OrtGltuger "Qaa
6itn ps SDnre" En- Samling 9jgt,
1aarolilia." 60 leg arbsiOtr paa en- mn for
Tortnains.
9itrttlia Siliug til "EetOrabsQ oftcn os
aGlt genner / Imtriid!
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-25

NOR. GIperum os Giospplb er TO burs
ttg porenbc Bier, % besse ptl | en- nGr
5remtio faa e~lettrtit Chs. De for.
8ulbfunb pda Giospolb bar Ttuffet
ben ct Dipping, iom Sa6riterns lite
hopoe formaoet.
Glperum bar ullereoe en- megst uh,
breot t~ousentlis Qpis os en- arIslis
6prldgsbosbanbel. Smart bar ben
ipIbt 1000 | Snobbassrautal. Oct sr
life ben roisubs SpetuIotionsIpft Ter
/ ariftiouid. Iom er MaaleItotten for
Rproes 5remgang, men be itaoiq OPP
fpringenbe 5abriter o. irbuItrisIle On
leg llbooer bet hele 2dno. Soor Der
for noale Gar ibsn beriteoe onItsr
Stilteb, hpiroler fig MI be LANCE ga
britpibers Rss mob Stmtsn, og Der
er Srablbeb og 9irte, meoeus Be oams
penoe 2otpmotioer puIter forbi.
Saanibt ieg fan Ie al Rpddrsts Stds
tiitit, .r bet life en- ensIte 8p, iom sr
9dust tifbage / bet bsle Guno, % pros
centpis er Der fers gper, Tom fan
bdmle op meo ariitianius 3itpGrt al
14.0O0 ! Gdrets 2sb. Weo 8pernes
Bert islser o9'da iGpnt Dor Sanbelss
Flnaoes OpiOing,
Sriitiauid er forreitsn en- msget
bdorlig dbmintitreret 9p. 3 bet M.
SiIrg tieber 9ommuner @aoegruro.
% bette bItr ba iau Tibet 'om muligt,
% Ssl9sn b(ir, at Ri Tdur TRANCE Smug
iItebstIor 8aber. : be odmle 9bbste
nsier man Iig pau mango Steosr enos
MI roen 8uoer. Gn fan eie en- 3omt,
iom liogsr tpers oper en- 8doe, og bd
Itdar bore 8pfGbrs fat. Saulsbss err
Solb6obgaben, pilefrGbst, DesIeIss
qaoe % en- Wunofoloigheb al andre
Guber i~taaret | TO bsroeb, at fore gp9s
uinQer er opfsrt toer5 oper Gdbeu.
GbriIttdn arogbs 8abe er pda nogle
Gteosr 6 Sob breb, pdd andre II. og
pod be breoeIte ca. Is, men bet er fun
pdd nogle fad Steoer. 9arl SObars
8abe fan man 10 ogIau poa ct Steb
hoppe pper. On lang 8ube bar ri fer
| gben netop ubldgt, % 'om man bar
ment Ifufbe 6lt en- az 8Dsns melt be-
fnrbeoe Strsg q % Der fan life 10
ulminbelis finale 8ogne ior'prnbt
meb en- Ss't tomme fprbi bi%nunbsn!
Gn boren Manb % ct tibet Barn er
nplig Bit ibieItisrt I benne @obe.
Sunb6eb % betbem 5Rrbiel tage5
Der intet Sen1nn til, % Sorolopperne
er bnrs. gpItbrst bar life tGntt ober,
, at bet tunbe edd an at tonfiItere
8runb til bstpemt brebe 8absr, til
5orbel for life fremipnte @runoeiere
os for belle gpen.
De ameritduite gpfrore fan ia
p1ret noesH fore aj1ltrinesr. mango
al benz; men Der sr ct fort Spsrqss
moa(, ON be o9riie AZ BEN far Itabet
lin 8p mere eno ariftianias 6Fberlige
8nitbre, fom life fan hu bet rda I'm
Somptttigbeb at itiale IN 9rdppendal
al pribat Gienbom - Ielp ON bet itebe
iii 8pens Bel.
Sldp 9rinoen.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-25
400 @sIsunima, 800.

Set er cs en- @lree at teobsis 91ierne, at bet bar
Ipftes @ioenIfnber at Iurere ben Ienrte Snaoum So
tarrb ale Staojer. 0au'S Gatarrb Cure er ben enc
tie aur. Der cr ficuot til Sioeuiiabeu satnrrb or en-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. % frazer ttIicarenoe Sshnro.
liua. Sou's Gatarrb 9ure taars ~inboeueia o. nirter
oirefte saa Nlooet oa goelelotr S~ngooumeHS Sprtns
belle Ga amer ben Snge Stnrte % ttalper Hatnreu
osus arbCioe. GtcrRr al oeune 99ebicin har nor 1ils
tro til Meoicincn "a ttlbater slOotor hne,t 2tISlos'
peH life ian lrae. StrIp eiter &topesbpro.
aOresie 4. 3. Gbcnep Go.
5eleoo, Chic.
Splat hos dnr gpotbetere, 70 Gents.
6anfS FamIliepiler CT be beoiie.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-25
1Ilei nyht.

6r mango Gar iiOcn l%notaItc SismanOen Benjamin
Sruntliu 6Olaenoe:
"Elei opbt 90 III pI he'te not eorn I'll at Ial9e o9 I'll
eoet Iorbruo". Nieuinsen oeraf par, al man iuor is pao at
plcie oDbt
Uon bar ba iulOItuenoe Seuiier ior. buao sruno Elsi'
nina bar tort til, tbi oper bet belle Sano betla9er mon ig
oper. at gplireen blipsr minore aar Tor aar, iao bet er at
b,irpote. at ben sieuneminitIise auIins al bet belle 3orobrus
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-25
42S

y ION StrreU: Der aisre aiiaISet mere urrbifuIot,
1" o1'oo Iettere at baonotere. Reiteu al Son'
r't FDIoc OGtttS meo friite, terre Blade, opbottet
=. "'N'r, nIteiteriom man bar 2eiIigbeo til, o9 |
y "'S ON Stnterer, bpao man eiuer 6cniene AZ
0'0eO 5oI0cr De is | itoois Sep9selie n'eo at
~ oooer bent rifle os mere anIaste til at lasse
- 0e N9 r,atte uoen Den minbite 9esemSbepr8elte,
" '8 tAer Ir9acr in, eitcr oct riselise Naaltto. ben
i ! ' '''' '0 ben meb ben 5ploe, at be bItper tor
~"'a'Vt, % uIe al 5eIie.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-25
uuoerlipsltoelye.

siriu nj mig for III 8rsOe al ben Neoi'
oiein, ioni i~ulorau0is bar belbreoct mig ior
Den tpioe Blob, INFLAMMATION og Web
ialoen at 2irmoocren. Wsbicineu cr biui9
o9 8ehnnolingeu ian ioretages | SIemmet
uben uoaeu Cages Sjalp. MRS. {. Suouui,
Soutb Beno, SUB. 3b52
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-25

I7sna9 %'''"
a%unn,inl eo' i' oF''i'
|, > 7aa, ben 2lOs a0Osmber,
r.. ann. g,t, ioaDant ot'li8f
F. ,e ag mtno'sl Bare paa DC
@,,,r IDt sut, / 9t.r os Dale
we qpfta Inn % title, Sims
... r,r iaa If, Ell SIN ICES.
~,,,,,smorgtn! Seq tOm /
- gs tftr min nOtitss 81 latte
s,., "a lob 50len itlrits paa
,rrfrira: aOan, Ssssnut,
F. NY ,p,y,nse 5ptos msO Sol OO'r
:, epr, 3a, Ou minOss bet NOT
l. =, rnf,r big bicm igisn en- Odi'
,..,.l sano,lis meuer leg 6u9le'
| .,,rt font ON 9udrcn. Ser OOrte
s,,-ssar.9rr fiOOer en- IiOen ean'
y. o.. r. ben samlt Sago, ION
1, + sYrt SIrgt; O'rtOr alttO er
r. ,,,;o o!cOtr Smaa og Store;
\ saaa ont 6Oorl'O's
,,rQrtnfsss en- 90 atSet.
...,,,r ,r en- SOP for fort %
imuat
:, III NAT I mulos
~, rtmn, n8etr op'tens Slot
5i,trs ga'st t%ilinlOs.
rl,,, If slrgt sdar mso opbiinot9
Sans
ar,alsroc I @'orsenslans:
aFsllsstn fanot
"a gsa Gluten bandit
Ficn % aiStt.
f,sr gnttta IrrStrnos paa Gitlo,
\ y trarst Ter bi:mme;
rr~rtr ont I GrD % iene Spelo
,tta fin otr remme.
"a loit,o 9lom'ttr frem
g7,stn linen / bet 0amIe Diem,
lnitrt var imna,
gzsr, for fla,
bl,t !iot tDnNt paa Srsost.
..tt jHt aar,tt gtitsmOr
gTilaoon liDsu,
/. ri,i, uo / oioe @erotn for
sc,s o. Cub mto Sioer2
!, re.s; ON var at iau bet rette
5pGre,
!, .as liza fig pua bans SseltetGro,
nr Rr msOtt manst,
srr pr DcnOt ps pruuet,
ht3sts gitrnem.
IN ran strrpptu, lasc. ND fra
2ano,
.IN Sprrott oiuoe;
In 10, al,r, Der pan 9inlanos
Strano -
,r 4 III at firos.
. i.rot Ott bog, troos Sroloets ar8es
lift,
'uss vi iaa 'raftist, 'oait % pit:
hsaS N mfot, Uraust,
TT icn it.ugt, transt
tasSt! fg isi,nnsm.
ca ban icn en- raSn,unbis Srot
IT I'D, Risr,
I'm I 'omfOrtabsit Slot.
:i:allR;, ertst.
srs Stg, bsrtts Gruiasn ON,
mfr NIB bet eumlt Rom:
ia Vet ftirt SOb
III Gcroiap cs stag
tM nan bans @cloe.
'2t3 Srotr iprtOts ODER Serb
il'!,, fcri, Spinner
! SHa % GNanOtrpi At "biu aamle
Wprs
q SHrott lsnHcr.
tho III t9otr Al ben able Rpo,
; s'' cg Ta8t mtO ireiOist @pO -
q r,o Gotl Sans
IL en- 0cosrstrans
IN Aorst3 stulosr.
s'astu, 2dnmart.
: w saa8n tuOt, for lea iaa TO
'r7t cantnO,.
3t8 'i,nott oHr life. Sc pre-
~ N10 Qstm'ltio % S,eacit Gliass
{
/ sn,n!
L billie Scr5isrp.
" Il M mcit Granocr, ioabt Oluc.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-25

Smaa Foruarmpli,r .r ion WDggttii man
tor lie qisrs nOg,t 9Ritn oerdi; Tun be
imerier aQiaeuel.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-25
6oOe 8ine.
sssrfcr life unoeaa salposfsu AZ uoSibutua

Tea IN SWBsgfeae o. EHmye psg at Ju9s DEBORAH
Pump and Windmill Spring. lili1sosfigets
saraHitrss. $500 ! Brng. cyts eausieaDe p1I
Etetgt lie Bar beR. "a fro &c % iBc ialo6tta5ig
EpipsHiHaey; rprip SrgHssHs Tp5be o. TtgIea5
sisrrelis. 2sHHs Spral i1ges rpo Tesa05stalts5
sifriisL. DECORAH WINDMILL co,
DEBORAH. Iowa
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-25

gy4m' al so9n at'.)
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-25

Catalogue ben isaoe' lrif.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-10-14
A LITTLE NONSENSE.

A Gentle Hint-She-'I wish ell men
were like Admiral Deweyi" He--"Tn
what way?" She-"He believes In short
engagementsi"-Puck.
Her First Trip.--"What are we stop
ping for ncwT Were going to put
the pilot on How cruell What did
the poor man do?''-Truth-
Briggs-"That was greet dance. I
hope made an impression on that
girl Griggs-'I guess you did She
has been limping ever slnce--Life-
Gerald-"Do you love me?" Geraldine
mo, sir" Gerald--1Is that true2~
-"Part of IT." Gerald
(which psrt7'' Geraldine = The
.'sir. Town Topics.
lobby" cried Tadley. to his young
hopeful. angrily, '.my father used to
whip me when ! behaved as badly as
you are DOING ~Well.r answered
Bobby, thoughtfully, Il hope I'll never
have to tell my little boy that Truth
A Protest--I think, = said The star
boarder. ''that patriotism can be car
ried too tar ssFor instsnce?~ queried
the third floor front 'Well. there isno
reason Why the lAndlady should persist
IN feeding us on army rations. Phila-
dcaphia North American
He Knewe Can you tel mA- : aslped
his VIC sccfnfully. after hooking orer
the pro, vty he Just purchased. what
|eper indtsed you " buy this p1ace90
sI cam he answcreA promptly.
r'What3~ she demanded s0ne Of tie
smartese real estate agents IN this part
pf the country Chicago Evening
Post.
Worked Both WAya,- Bro~nr-~Eo
1Geelrn = appay aying tor . divorce fxom
that widow he married last week, eh3
What ever possessed him "a marry
her7s Jones sTfe wsa att<acted b.
lher wonderful conversational powers,
& Ib>lieve.H Brown And Why is heapr
plying ~ : dtvorce 70 soon3ss Jou&s
|~0h. sadns reason Chicago Daily |
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-10-14

Caps ever Shown IN Vnita to be found in Boys De-
partment. Prices always the lowest-25 to 75 cents
slO for Mems Suits A saving Of $3.50 You can fig
ure it out yourself Here line Of Mems nobby fall
suits, not one Of which be duplicated outside Of
store under $l2 So many ask $15 Our price So Are
made IN single and double breasted and straight sacks
OF Scotch Cheviots, nobby Cassmeres, blue and black
Cheviots brown, black and tan Melton well lined trim
med and perfect fitting If you good substantial
stylish suit for fall and winter here your chance
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-10-14

g. +. Fufguscii 1T. Scott: n II M sss
Ceo. H. Heiser, Dayton, Os ~
VIM. Blair, Red Fork. s
6. P. Gray, Monet.
+. c. Hoag, Wichita, Of the Frisco.
Q, p, Fairbank and wife, Adrain, Mich
w. II. Foreman. Parsons.
w. r. Colt, X. K.
W. ]. Porter, st. Louis.
J. ". Collins, Muscoda, MINI.
H. F. Puntz, Parsons.
"A. "A. Taylor, Tahlequah.
C. M. Ross, Tahlequah.
r. William, Tahlequah.
A. E. venning, Coffeyville.
J. r. carselowey, Adair.
G. r. Kelsey, st. Joe.
r. p. coughanour. Jr., Dallas, Tex.
]. M. Dobin, San Antonio.
Miss A. Booth, St. Louis.
J. /. Lake, St. Joe.
Jim Clark, X. G.
]. H. Carney, cedarvale, Kan.
GREEN.
Frank Vinson, Texas.
Dan Voorhees,, Tecumseh, o. I.
D. M. Hodge, Tulsa.
w. S. Sullivan, Claremore.
J. S. Sullivan, claremore.
c. H. Elliott, Humbolt, Kan.
J. c. Harmon; Southwest City.
X. c. Vaughn, Springfield.
J. A. Gillian.
L. M. Boyle.
]. ". Boyle.
J. G. Brown, Springfield
p. d. Sheehan, Texarkana.
w. R. Daniels, Oswego
Stephen Holt, Phillip W. Va.
Thos. Cowley.
J. +. Kuhn.
John Jones', Baxter Springs.
W. w. Haley, Bluejaciet.
Alfred Heath, Bluejacket.
Miss Mary Heath, Bluejacket.
WESTERN.
Mrs. r. N. Bagley, Wadena. MINI.
Tom Marlsum, Muskogee.
A. G. Barhydt, St. Louis.
S. f.. Heinlein. X. c.
A. ]. Haucke, st. Louis.
c. P. Moulton, Chicago.
]. A. Tillotson, Nowata.
R. G. Flate, Sinner, Tex.
o. Smith, Alton.
Benz. ]. Scoville, Nowata.
J. L. Hart, X. c.
Jno. c. Smith. Fl. Smith.
w. ]. Walters.
A. T. Ingram, Pryor Creek.
T. B. Edna, K, c.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-10-14

, and new. We are Offering a complete
line of Ladies and Misses Jackets and
Capes in the latest styles at extremely
low prices Following are few of the
remarkable values
For the small sum of $3.50 we are
showing ladies jacket in smooth and
Boucle cloth, something you never saw
before for less than SO. No old styles,
but an up-to-date perfect fitting garment.
Sizes 80 to AZ.
At $3.50 we offer a lovely Misses
jacket in red and black or green. and
black Boucle cloth jacket that would
be good value at 500. Sizes to IA.
$3.50 buys beautiful Ladies Jacket
in smooth or Boucle cloth, tastefully
straps of broadcloth This is beauty
n 4 n =
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-10-14

Youths Suits ages 13 to
19. Single and double breasted
styles, made of fine all wool
Cheviots, Cassimeres, Scotches !;
invisible plaids, mingled effects,
also blue and black, made to
sell for 1000. Our reduction
sale price $3.50.
Boys Shirt Waists. We have
an entirely new line of Boys
Waists - Star and Mothers
Friend. If you wish to see the
largest assortment in Vinita
call at our Boys Department.
Prices from SOC to ST..
Boys Hats and Caps. Most
complete line of boys hats and
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-10-14

At $3.50 Mems suits in ele-
CANT brown checked Cheivots
and striped Cassimeres.
At $15 Mems suits in Oxford
gray mixed Worsteds, dark
checked Cassimeres, neat strip
ed Cheyiots, gray whip-cord
and blue Serges.
AT 1850 Mems suits in dark
silk Worsteds, and fine check
ed Cassimeres also a fine black
diagonal English Clay Worsted.
Stock Reducing Sale of
Boys Clothing.
No such assortment in the
southwest as we have gathered
for this falls business. Note
few flyers.
Ages s to 16. Boys 2-piece
suits. made of assorted all wool
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-10-14
Ladies', Misses and chiIdren's Wraps.

The best time to buy your winter wraps is now while
stock is fresh and new We are Offering comnete
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-10-14

Chevios and Tweeds beautiful brown and gray mixtures
These compare with any 300 suits Our price 800
Boys Knee Suits to years. Made from especially
selected fabrics wi eye to beauty and durability trim
med with contrasting colors, elegantly embeished with
soutache braid. An immense variety to choose from
every suit worth 500 Our reduction sale price 25O 800
and $50
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-10-14


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in nna auwnhdei tbyh
nov onou seah
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The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-10-14
Fur colIarettes.

Fur COlIarettes.
At " 30 fine black Coney with storm collar worth 450
AT $500 an elegant black Coney with storm collar,
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-10-14

We will sell the best, full
weight. genuine imported
Saxony yarn, in all colors
smooth and soft as silk sold
everywhere for 10 cents per
skein. On next Monday per
skein 5 cents.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-10-14

On next Monday, the 18th,
we will sell an extra heavy
fine quality, fast black, rib
bed bicycle hose for boys,
equal to any 25c quality you
can buy anywhere, at 17c a
pair or 3 pair for SOC.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-10-14

MouHlon DOrQor. Value
7.5O; price 500.
At $500 we are offer
ing a fine black Coney,
full sweep, storm collar,
with elaborate Marten
tail border, well worth
10. 90; price 900.
Capes.
We are offering this
season the best values
we have ever shown in
a cape. This is a very
handsome Saltz Seal
plush, 20 inches deep,
trimmed around the cola
&c. Gil - ~
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-15

The Management Satisfied with the
Crowd Yesterday.


Yesterday was Indianapolis day at the
state fair and the management is well
pleased with the attendance, which was bet
ter than on previous years on the same
day. The morning was partly devoted to
putting the late displays in order, so the
judges could continue the work of award
ing the prizes. which they hope to complete
this afternoon.
In the Horticultural building, e. A. Rob-
inson of Rock Lane. is superintendent and
O. S. DUNCAN, of Indianapolis, is assistant.
The Indianapolis florists have large dis
play of cut flowers and designs. The
Bertermann Floral Company was awarded
the first prize of SO on the best and most
original floral design. Rieman took the sec
ond prize of $15. To-day the $50 prize will be
awarded for the best and most original
show arrangement of flowers. A space has
been set apart for the amateur display in
the east part of the hall. which will be ex-
hibited to-day ]. L. Davis, of Crawfords-
Vile, is in charge of the Agricultural build
ing and he says the display there is better
and larger than ever before. Johnson and
Hendricks counties are rivals for the larg-
est and general display of vegetables and
very attractive and was crowded all day.
The displays in all the departments exceed
previous years in number and beauty. In
the Dairy building the students Of the ag-
ricultural department of Purdue University
show the latest methods Of making butter
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-15
Track Too wet for Races.

There were no races at the fair grounds
yesterday For over two hours about a
thousand people sat in the grand stand anx-
icusly looking for the signal from the
judges stand announcing the opening event
of the afternoon, but none came. Twice
that many people were lined up in front of
tie track leaning the fences to the west
Of the grand stand. and for a time were
amused by the antics of "rube" hired by
the State Board of Agriculture for the oc-
casion, but after the time dragged on
toward O'Clock and the track remained
heavy with mud, the judges rang the gong
and announced that the races were post
pCned until IL o'clock this morning, as 1t
was impossible to race in the mud. This
caused general dissatisfaction among the
visitors who had paid for admission to the
grand stand. Many of them claimed they
were only in the city for the day, and could
not attend the races to-day. The fair
grounds officials, however, refused to do
more than issue checks good for a grand
stand admission for to-day, and the crowd
went away grumblng. Unless some meas
ures are taken early to-day to dry out the
track, there will hardly be any racing this
morning, as the heavy rainfall of last night
will serve to soak the ground again to the
same state it was in yesterday.
The Muncie Band is furnishing the music
at the state fair.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-15
FOUR CAVALRY TROOPS.
Governor Wants Them for the New
State Militia.

While no written decision has been sent
70 the Governor in regard to the organza-
ton of new militia or the relation the
present Indiana troops bear to the old or
ganization, Attorney General Ketcham has
decided that those members of the old mill
itia who entered the volunteer army are
no longer connected with the State organi-
zation. Consequently, Indiana is at present
without State Guard. The question of a
new organization will be considered at once
The State law allows forty-eight companies
IN this State, but limits the number of pri-
Yates in each company to Seventy-two. In
the reorganization It has been decided to
give the old militia companies the first
chance OF entering, but because of the lin
tied number allowed IN each company of the
States troops some Will necessarily have
10 drop out. No trouble Is anticipated in
this direction, however, as il is believed
that many Will withdraw of their own ac-
cord. II Is also the desire OF the Governor
10 have in the new State militia four troops
Of fully organized and equipped cavalry,
but q session of the Legislature must inter-
yene before this feature may be added, and
1t IS likely that no steps whatever toward
the new organization viii be taken until
e<.~r the coming session Of the Legisla-
tAt~s--
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-15
"CHEsTNUTS.v
A Threshing Machine Explanation
That Doesn't Explain.

That Doesn't Explain.
In the September issue of the American Thresh-
erman was a letter signed by a so-called lead
ing thresher manufacturer giving dozen or so
reasons for not showing at the state fair. One
reason was that they have machinery
sold to show. Then, they had not decided upon
their Improvements for next year and did not
think it profitable to the manufacturer salts
factory to the possible customer to show "chest-
nuts" Third, all the leading manufacturers
with them and If conditions were diff
ferent they would still be unable to stand
alone" Lastly, they had just completed a new
the opening of the new era" and get a cigar
and handshake. Such an apology for not at
tending the fair, 1t seems, would leave a clouded
impression upon the minds Of the threshermen.
No machinery in this State--can't get it from the
factory. Why? Demands from the Northwest
too great.
Still they leave the impression they would show
If their machinery not Chestnut" and
their customers. Why? Then they have found
that all the leading manufacturers of engines
and threshers coincide. Still, such companies as
Russell & Co, ]. l. Case Company, Reeves Il
Manufacturing Company, Frick Company are
showing, and that to ''stand alone" with such
competition 1t would be very humiliating. To be
big is to be mighty. But them about the new
depository" they are going to open-how does it
come they are going to get ready for fair
week?' Nobody wants to see threshing machines
fair week, understand from their former ex-
PLANTATION of the situation Have we guessed it
this 5000 feet of floor space at the opening of
the new fair week?' With hearty hand
shaking and smoking good cigars, they just then
woke up and wondered if dreams came true