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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-25
MsstIa, Feb. Is
.Fos political seasoss the Ore
gen shsnia he seat here ~ once.
s.DENEX.

TIE ezElsgram vsE received wtta sur
rxszs hw sfe nffseAls Here No che kuem
e. a lsazt ~oxka admit thai ne gmas. TIE
rafzTs 4 tie p2Iisica! rszsoas which fAe
admir-. aaTs demand the immediate pres-
ere q tae pesFIsss battseshiF Ths cable
grzrn zzs ssks1 20 tie eahlnsg and fully
sgAcsxssd shere The admiral * Is said
possibly fatss taat Sas moral effect e the
rsesaneN % gse big saip ntou the .nEu~-
xeats tssersszelves. ard particularly upon
ia large element among she Falpfnos
taa. il believed 70 be restrained s3th dif-
arulty from lesGiax forces with Agusn4lao
with ahofa their zymps'Asex Iis, would be
good.
Bat there - 81 underlying dssbe whether
CT uot sas admiral MAY not be keenlg sight
lag 4 gathering cloud ~ zas Fast. and Is
booking % fbe prevention or aay posssbie
insefventloa OF interference by European
pagers 81 TIE struggle Dc@ il progress IL
~ nslshborho0d NJ Mani;s.
/. II believed that in the big fires much
property os foreign residents aad business
eaaeerns was destroyed Thai these fires
~4rs caused by TIE insurgents cannot -
asusea. au3 g may bs taa: some Of the
disposed ug.3a TIE pFefexs that their
inlsses,s demand protection which Nc carr
fst afford them t. make landing or d.
sarse hing obnoxiaus ~ tae Ualjea States
ass Hssls II encourage the Insurgents.
wits saeh strong IA foree as would
l. 81 grgied ny the Yeiuforcem ent or
D4wey.s feet ~ the oreg0n. there could
70. 81 any e0und reasen nor even a pls IS
lssls reason far any such sctler on tire part
~ ihF5 party.
Il is said acre thai up rs shls moment
there has been 80 intimsiion OF a purpose
op tie part ~ sny foreign government 10
lie any claims fer pscanlary remuneration
sar lie property NJ their citizens destroyed
l.. tlae nfes and nshiiak 81 either Manila
br llollo
! sae oregon ssaula reach Manila. &boat
Marsa 10
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-25
FILirINos LEANING TO SHOOT.
Noticeable tmpros ta Marks
masshfp During Ssirmi.hes

MANILA Feo. zs-rhe enemy sharp
shooters aaFe oce+ particularly acts9e
ABOUT Ca}ocau All dag St~e2al attention
WAS paid 70 a fhree-san s.attcry an the
Rev railroad ard the Improvement ~
tAt refsl mark 4aDsesp Esas very not .ee,~
able The re1fts fired volIeyK 81 tine Hssf-
terry. the bullets frequently skimming re
top ~ tAe sand os.gs. \ lieutenant ~ fne
twentieth Kansas volunteers ard three
either men wsre sligntiy wounded
MAJ was killed II The trenches today
TIE resel battery Aas not Zen used s5r.se
g shell srGm TIE Mouadno@k explo te8 over
+ yesterday. The enemy fire was So koI
during the night tu the vicinity ~ the
Higgins house that the headatla~iera was
removed 10 "a church 49, yards inside The
line
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-25

HOPS WE'LL CLEANED Up.
Only IL! boxes Left in All of south
western Washington.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post In el!icenccr.
GHEHALIS. Feb. 24-Taefe are Dat 1T
bales Of hops LEI; now IN Southwestern
II asbineton OF these. nin4Jy-n.nu are Of
the lsss crop and eighteen cid stock The
purchase here this week Of Henry FosteS's
jU- bales at l4ie cents BY C4rnsrhael and
George HoUng'S ninety -four bales 10 PIN
Gus 81 private as, has cleaned up the
Stock btre wsta thr above exception ard
The III bales referred % aye in the south
end az Lewis county. Eleven cents las
recently hetu offered IN this c3un;y al
three years contracts, with ua takers.
Mr.. John Daoson. one u the pioneer grew
ers cf the ChehaliS valley viii This gear
refuse The leagth - the poles in his As
acre yard 80 that TIE entire yard VII! be-
a short pole yard. He cut IF twenty
acres of the poles last year.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-25

a. Lewis. serxs. csar4es ". v-aseser
sss1gafs
Twert1s*ts kaYssaN- Killed Private Geo
~ GcsHrD4 ETaansss4 tNraf 1.s@xEs w.
.safr s-A1sa1aEs. Esr1sEsa Jann = SsateT
SaT-ss = klley. Corp Hera@~f ssnssz -
so AsAatge&t. Private A8gs4aaa NgETe1
- u@EgsHn Tof4Fs9 Iaz5s@ch
S8rxf Mesura ARA klls.c f-u-TTEsssv Z &c.
ots1 IAsut- Eugene : F'reszch x aszr.s1s.es-
Company X, sesarsd 1sien. ErgEin gres-
nan fsn SIDE slight. Company r F-re6
- fhztss eesas9w sight Gtssgnsssanv e
AerfAn HTrEan f.g sight Company =.
William A. SfeAr8n skhsgn severe
t,nins,4 - D. Wtaiarn Kramer sseetp,
slight G,o-ur9aS I. wtakarn EsoFEsela
tsnofils&sr. sitgrrfs Company J.. T-iera <tts4rd
t.sNe$. sA4gAi8f Company g Tasgstora 4
Nancfsesfer tt1LEh aEs5 ksanS z.-vereY.
toasEzray /. Thomas . Ut1nn f1eAa zer..
88sf, company G. inAn r TelsEs lghagh
ara WAIST Sight. Company A. fft-e Nes-
s9n esheuFeer. slight. COMPANY 4. 1sEsrl
shannon lsggttock. slight
casualties tn the Tanao district. MenE1z
FsA -
Thirteenth Minuessts Svotsrssfes. pr
EAf#s Herman II Ellasgaz Esas3sns Fahs-
t'ssAF FFyearaaEI. g. Baker
vents third Infantry Fglgief Pirate
E-1sSfe aea*er- Wounded Private ToAaa
l. Barker
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-25

xszr fer frvsga1 Skipped 10 fsg~glssass. Ans
fe2 Gsare taas ssa .EgTpTe3 RAJ geaG ans
eAttr SG9pEszE sas-IssfSss. s9SetSS~ wtfs
ne e~anus asteres fer go -toar are s9<-
ss1g9- !zsssc@ -aeuz far the raaye Gre
Rats fsesFs2% regret very -ss1ess "a s4r 1Me
8sEsfc~y Tr1Ege o8f CnsHafIS vas 3 real gcy3f
ta~a SIX vars age 19f1~e tas factory
tzsGse- &-8 gte CITIZENS are AZ - gM@@s nes-
'eT - H7aIftatS +s4ay t&z8 saev we~e
.E*G Isfe surrounding e2aEe~g ca wSara
ne Efsi urssDers:x & t1s place Seg9ns $
= Elf1a fsTtsssr SssvAness4 Aat5 these ara
Ts01F ether so@& reasons confirm aur
les nS-etg ser fne kasfz that : se them
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-25

No Facts Brought Out Different
Prem Those Already Reported.

SALT LAKE. Feb 1.-The testimony in
the legislative investigating committee To-
Gay Oh MOI develop any sensational facts
K " Sloan, who Il working "a tae In
teTest ~ McCunr vas On the witness
stand most u the forenoon. lie repeated
the coaveFsa ton heretofore referred TO-
v hlri3 r. lad wI.A Senator W o. Sehe-
kaF and also several conversations with
kapEc senta ave Law, but said he dt1 not
say anything IL the way Of making a
proposition - Law FOG ais vote tor
Ssaefaticn.
Representative jackson. T.. C. WINS.
Fisher s Harris ans others testified dur
ing The afternoon. bat he facts brought
out ware not essentially dlfTerena from
those already covered
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-25
ANTI-CART0ON BILL SIGNED
Fine and imprisonment In Caiifor-
mia for Printing Mans Pie
tire Without Formulation.

CRAMFsNTo Cal. Fec. -4.-Csov
Gage has s.gIed tRe anu-cs~;oon hlil ana
ige measure VIII ~ INTO effect }n sixty
aayy- The u!l prohibits ths publication
q cartoons. meant 10 oe Illuminating or
embarrassing 80 the subjects tbe print
,uE Of T1e portrait of cry living person
without sac consent If ire person aniess
he bo q pUulla official ur one convicted a
a crsg4e For violating b4s IAN the Of
fender shall br punished ~ Il f4re OF NOT
less thar y1to nor more than ssa or by
imprisonment for not less than one msosstjl
Qr mare than = months
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-25
Lo>ssHoREMAS SERIOUSLY Hurt
sling B~ekr and sscx> of safs Fen
Him i'm the Hoia

SEge.al Dispatch % ire Pest utslslEenesr
TACOMA. Fe8. - Hans Peterson, 4
a21se>ssoTeEsz4u @as t2ksav sersou,ssy 5afares
en- IRE steamboat fsHarles <eISsr whs4e
~ was sc ~crs Tire ves4el was keass3ng
sA-t IN large sacks. an4 Petersen. wne w4x
ln - ao}$ s,0ts3 aga}es Es2s- si4ag whfeA
'e"~s@1 - sals szcSs- 4 slangfsl slipped
sn IS s7soeCt t9Ea fne hc11 ar8 aFe n
Ire heavy sacks struck F'@.s~sag E1isg.k-
.as Aisn doan- The balance ~ th4. ssa8
ftH ~ n'Fn. ara when rescued Ne was Tn
conscious. Al the hospital Il 3 reported
peterson ass snsIa na1 serasu4 4nIexual
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-25

Gqr3GE tAe exesserxasxt o@czsf@-ed Esy the
Erss n Ire sEc5sztw sfse trio feenszA t-~ eas
zE9rz aE 0gsger asgs1.N Ts1etr white Suits
s5Ef2rtsgs fhe Ssse.ESnn - tSe American
solder shg. bslzaslYHg gHeTD - De rz-
s&F%s @r1Eg frszva tEs @En3czs Se9t "a
fAs@@. Mr.. ATgeEEkne s. dFeI ar g =
~r.1%aa Is fatally EaH-8a6 azss Nj 7.
ERslErn Ns3ws1slE.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-25
CELEBRATION IN HAVANA.
Gen. aomex Arrives and Is Wei
coined Enthu~ ia stfeaIiy.

HAVANA F.eh 24-&.m D. rn.-(sen.
Maxine f5orneE fae F1ssaR comm Araes-
la-chief. entered Havana thls afternoon.
escorted 1aY Gen IsnIioS ard STAFF and
Troop l. " tae Seventh I nste4 Stats cav
asTH. he marched a toe aeaea 90 lss arm
ii ty1t5sn ho~ss ~. and toofuFEn. There
Mas GE,at s1it9lzs ISM.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-25
NEW DarDoCk FOX MARE ISLAND.
Bureau of lara~ and Docks &dver-
sise for Bid. to Build Ia.

WASHINGTON Feb. 2z-f~llef Endi-
cest. q tire rs5r@aG - yards and docks u
Ehe usEy 3eparfzaeus vii advertise s3g
proposals soT taIi.4fns q new 8yydack a.
Ire Ma ls'af1 Navy Eaf1 rs tw9 weeks
Tbs 5s--k VII 10 = slEnf<T dock anS the
length xii tss - feet tiFafS - test Rfth
"a Wl4.h " 80 feet ~ the bottom
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-25
"AI.BsNs~ COMPANY aHEsr> ~


Spec'al Dispatch 80 ghe P3st-Intes3l Eeuce-
TACOMA Peh. The Alabama ,,orY-
HaDg. ~h}ch has beea touring taa Co.'S :,
cgs 4f San Francisco. - 80 more II ]
KENNEDY fYstFGfsry ~ ~ casngaz1y SAYS
fAt sanitation weHI 1r IRE racks tArosasa
t8e dlsa3aE< @TaHee NJ Henry LsGsana ghe
acting trtasGTtr az ,Ae company. keauefv
ana AicaAgG Sol sHconI member ~
re Alabama CrEani@a s1af. haze 3q5nea
Pc Frank Daniels company.
kenn sdy says most II ;he -crx rarv have
returneI 70 san Francisco
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-25

MANILA Fs1. 94-~f5rz5@~@ have been Is
stss9 70 snsoree ire provisional customs
t&rsa &t tl14tg ard 1sse foitcsizsS officers
have feen appointed rs coH1ucE the csEA
@~As~s ~ Iioilu MAI Theodore Sson1-
ssrg-. treasure. Capt J = Evans col-
EsgsscF - customs. Ensign /. =. Ever
hsrf ps1-r captain. r. g. HatcA, Eight
9snsr tgfaEF~T collector - revenue.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-25

Albert }. Ruppcrt. ffrst Washing
ton. Among she Killed.

aav eabissa the var department the fol-
loving additional casualties February -
dur 80 4 reconnaissance near san Pedro
AaEatt.
First Naslinston--kiiiess Company H.
Private Albert ] Rupert
Tn an engagement near Iaiocan Feorg~
nfE - ard =
First south Dakota--ktilesi. Private Os-
rAr 1. Fetker Sergt William T.. Smith
Wounded FriyHtes Pred Tonln, Martin
Eide Musician Charics Hu4tbesc
THIRD ARTILLERY y nAndra Seisi- Jasper
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-25

Are Mistakes fo< Natives. Owing ia
Their Position.

MANILA Feb. z--la.f6 a ~ The. en-
emy was active along Gen. Kings and
Ger 0r.F1hine's line from tbe beach -
Pass bat "a few -olieyr Of nusketry sup
nism.nted h$ sheii@ from the Buffalo e.
fecfGaiiy Quilted them
The shooting af two Euglishmsu ard
~ MI Argentine. manager - the AT
drewS cotton niIs 81 Tonic. IN Wednes-
d8y. is generally regretted hut II s. al
'usttes' tia; IL was quite uua yoidah,s IN
stead Of remaining III the store basement
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-25
BURGLARS CRACK A SAFE.
Rifle II and leave Nete SAYING
This IL Dead Eass-

Special DjspA.ca 70 rhe Pest-IntolsEencer.
TACOMA. Feb. 44-Expevt saGa-erat keEs
asi n.sh. r3:feI tie safe tn the office 81 he
Tacoma Traction Company, securing be-
iNeea - ana g" in cash and lot . pest
axe stamps \ message written on ne
hack 81 an envelope ana lett sn plain view
by The burglars. bears Ibe Inscription.
This is dead easy
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-25

The shelton 4 Southwesterp Rail
road tn he sold nj Auction

Snec!al Dispatch - the Post-Inteiligenccr.
TACOMA, Fob - In the Federal court
io1ay Judge Hanfor1 ordered 3 decree IN
foreclosure on De shelton & Southwestern
EaBsroad.
The sale % available properly has been
ordered to settle alaitFs which. ajl told.
amount 20 nearly s30e1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-25

Another Petty burglary.

Special Dispatch 20 ghe Poxi-Inteiligercer
TACoM a Fen 24--The proprietor ~ a
grocery located a. North Tenth and ]
streets reported ID the police today that
his place bad been :.5cd during the night
few dollars IN cash and q .. - u4sr-
chaadise were ~ 1len
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-25
MANILA IS QUIET.
Despite Threats to Rurn the Town
Nofhing Happened.

MANILA. Ffb. - -1asis a. M DESPITE
the threAzs u THE FThp5ros "a burn the
business center. the Inhabitants ct Manila
were nor disturbed last night There aax
uot a single Incident worth recording fro-n
the time the sfTeetS wsrS cleared uutfi
day 9swre3 this morning
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-25
Plain United state. Lanxuage.

There Is no use talking 70 Aguinaido IN
Are 1es dialects used in the Philippines
Ee caU Only te convinced ny plain United
States language spoken with the bark on
ST I.ou3~ Republic.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-25
BIG FURNITURE Plant TO MOVE.
Ihehaiis About to Lose Its Largest
nafacturinG Industry

Special nispatch 70 the Post.fnielligeucer
CHEiiALIS. Fab "A The reported le-
Isloval of ghe DoeTnbecher Furniture Man
ufactgying Company plant from ChehaIis
% Portland Is fully confirmed by President
DCerneeeher, Of ihe company The COM
Tsny paid the cTIherR Faclfc = @a last
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-25

Il suppose YOU feel that much j. due 20
your lawyer for Your success In the sasit 10
"oh. YES. i'll acknowledge that there
whole Tor due him. bull sti1 I don't
think . amounts II ~ much as he figures
gut hs bill to b. PHILADELPHIA Record
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-25

Coroncr's Jury Conclude. Tie Was
Run Down nv Train

Special Dispatch "a tho observation-disclosures
TACOMA. kcn. - In the fare cf q lack
81 testimony 10 show murder had hsen
committed thc 1gry al the laguest over
tae remains of indian Cnarlee Ike today
returned & verdict % KILLED ny the
train -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-25
DEWEY WANTS THE OREGON.
PRESENCE OF THE BIE BATTLE
SHIP - A NECESSITY.
Political Reasons Given ss the
gass~-t rgrus Demand On the
Navy rtment-Amerscsn An
ficipat~ Foreign Interference.

wAsffgNGT0N. Fe6. ..-~ne falAowgng
6apzscs bas o&sr received at the navy &C.
9zrsssse1t.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-06-02

J.W. Pratt has purchased a half
interest in ]. L. Woods lumber yard
and the firm henceforth viii be known
as Wood Pratt. See their advertise.
ment in this issue.
We erred last week in stating that
j. S, McMurtry went to Dodge City.
He started but forgot his transporta-
tion and came back. He went this
week, however.
The Holly boys are going down to
win ball game at Coolidge this after
noon. If they want to beat the Cool.
idge boys we presume they know
what is necessary to take along as
substitute for rabbits foot.
William McGlashcn and son have
made quite change in the appear
ance of their little farm this week. a
good strong fence surrounds it, a well
has been put down, and two residen-
ces now adorn the Buffalo canal to
which their place is adjacent.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure com pletely d.
gests food within the stomach and in
testines and renders all classes of food
capable of being assimilated and con-
verted into strength giving and tissue
building snbstances.-Fo sale BY Ikel-
man Bros.
Reports from the section OF country
under the Amity canal are to the
effect that the water is unjustly dis
tributed, some farmers not being per-
mitted to use their share while Others
have all they want. II such is the
case someone in authority must not
be doing their duty and as conse-
quence a serious rupture between the
farmers and ditch owners is threaten
ed. There is sure to be a hard kick
made just as soon as discrimination
Is practiced, and the kick is justitiable
too. 1t is hoped the matter will re-
ceive the attention OF those who have
the authority and are broad minded
enough to settle it in an amicable
manner.
The people who crowd this store
daily come for something. They get,
come again and send their friends.
That's the soul OF satisfactory bust.
ness. McPheson's place.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-06-02

Mrs. F. G. Hoffman and daughter
Ruth are both quite sick.
L. S. Milllnger is building a porch
on the Murphy residence.
A fine stock OF fancy candies re.
ceived at the Holly Pharmacy.
jeff Smith got water down to his
place from the Amity canal this week
and has been busy applying it to his
crops.
Fancy Goods. Money goes farthest
when profits are small. That's here.
The current of the crowd is the proof
c. L. Mcpherson.
II you think A. L. johnson isn't
looking after the water business with
an economical eye just run little out
into the road and see how sudden he
appears on the scene.
Mcssrs. Hollister and Peat have an
acre OF tomato plants set out which
are doing fine. With plenty of water
and careful attention it is an easy
matter to get tomato plants started.
The grass in the southern part of
the state is said to be literally burn
ing up for lack of rain and cattle men
say they will have TO either feed their
cattle or drive them farther east II
rain does not come soon.
There is time for all things. The
time to take DeWitt's Little Early
Risers is when you are suffering from
constipation, blionsnese, sick headache
indigestion or other stomach or liver
troubles. For sale by Ikelman Bros.
Since the Amity Co. got after those
people up the river who were taking
water to which they were not enti
tied out of the river, the Amity cana
hasa steady flow and the farmers
Hereunder are consequently very
happy.
w. +. Crowley has set out l.s0C
trees along our streets all of which
are leaving out nicely. They are all
Carolina poplar and their fine appear
ance have already convinced our peo-
pie that they are great improvement
over the cottonwood.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-06-02
Our Store Will be Closed on
SUNDAYS.
To the general public:

To the general public:
j desire to say to the people of Hol-
ly and vicinity that realize fully
that wide OPEN stores on Sunday
are a poor recommendation for a
town to the average eastern man,
who is hunting a location. i have
been reminded of this so frequently
that have decided to keep my place
OF business closed on Sunday thank
the people for their generous patron
age in the past and pledge them my
best efforts to serve themin the fu-
ture. Iremain very truly for Sunday
closing.
S. T. White.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-06-02
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE,
Local and Personal.

IOCdl dllu L clSOlltI.
Wall paper at the Holly Pharmacy
George Wilson returned to Holly
Monday.
Mrs. A. L. Johnson went to Tri-
bune Monday.
Hammer Paint, the best, Mt the
Holly Pharmacy.
DR.. Wilson attended patient in
Coolidge Wednesday.
The first crop OF alfalfa will be
harvested next week.,
Ice cream soda at the Holly Phar-
macy Saturday and Sunday.
j. l. Banks and S. n. Garfield vis-
tied the county seat Wednesday.
If you want to buy pigs, brood sows,
or shoats call at the Chieftain Office.
S. i. White & Co. received car
load Of corn, chop and bran Tuesday.
Lewis Chapman drove down from
Tribune Saturday and staid till Mon
day.
c. A. Rice and A. L. Hare are
painting the residence of Olof Eng
strom.
NJ. NJ. Brown got tired of farming
last Wednesday and came to town,
staying till yesterday.
Ben Mannheim has been stepping
very high since last Saturday. A bran
new girl arrived at his house on that
morning.
Georgia Hollis returned from Denver
Monday, where he attended the annu-
al meeting Of the Funeral Directors
Association.
Mrs. S. +. White and son Dallas
left Monday for Longton, Kansas,
where they will enjoy an extended
visit among relatives and friends.
High patent, hard winter wheat
first grade -four sl.7U per hundred,
second grade sl.Go per hundred.
Harden & Son.
Dry Goods, Spring Attractions. No
goods excel in brightness our Spring
stock. sure to have your ap-
proval. Call and see us.
c. L. Mcpherson.
If your watch, clock, or Jewel
ry needs repairing send it to Apple.
gate at Lamar and get first class
Job done. All work guaranteed.
What You went is ID. temporary re
l,rf sr,nn piicr bn, II curc 10 stay cured.
DeWiii's Witch Hazel salye cures piles,
and they Stay cured = For sale by Ike,
man Bros
j. Z. Harden caughta carp weigh.
ing 81 pound in the brook south of
town Saturday morning. 1t is said
that Jim fell down three times while
pulling it out.
Word comes from Tribune, the old
est child OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Adams
has the measles. Mrs. Adams and
the children are visiting there and
win probably have to remain for some
time.
j. a. scbear, of sedaliii, Mo-, saved
his child from death by crun by using
One Minute Cough Cure. 1t cures
conghs colds, pnenmonin, !, .ripne and
all throat and lung troubles.--F For sale
by Iheman Eros.
w. a. Allen and family of Fowler,
who have been visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. j. l.. Wood for several days,
took their departure Tuesday for their
old home in Iowa. Mrs. Allen is
a niece of Mr.. Wood.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-06-02


5 Murder! 8
SlN PRICES. IS
IS Because some people can't meet our prices W
IS and it makes them little .sore,'' is no SIS
IS concern of ours M
S We will continue to run a ..Cash Grocery So
IS at these prices: 81
IS California Hams Tets 81
IS 1S1b Granuated Sugar 81 90 @
}& 9tb Lion Coffee 90 IS
S% lib Prunes, 10 and so 90 ~
s. 9lb Evaporated Peaches 1 90 81
s. 10 Cans tomatoes, Best 90 @
S. Case Iomatos .-.--------~.-~----~. 95 @
}& 31lb Rolled Oats 90 M
IS ureeley Rural Potatoes, per Cwt 95 MN
8 These are just starters. Will sell everything M
8 else in proportion-but don't ask for credit @
IS on these prices. Cash, and only cash, goes. @S
IS Remember all goods are guaranteed. Watch XS
M this space for snaps. S.
IS Respectfully, s.
& HARDEN d SON. IS
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-28

wears with Mrs. Carrie King Hunt. OF
late she has turned her attention more
to composition. One of her songs, a
setting OF Heine's lines. sDu Dist vie
cine Blume,' is dedicated to Miss Ger
trude May Stein, and was sung by her
at her recent song recital in Memorial
han for the benefit of the Girls Club.
Another composition, "A song Of love-"
the words by Mary Oakley Townsend.
Is dedicated to Miss Flora Provan Of
Providence. soprano at Plymouth
church. These are still in manuscript