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THE AETNA.

ocean city, ~ J. Under same manage
mcnt: 90-roum house. directly on the
bcaCt: elevator; rooms single or On suite.
with private baths ,hre escapes; telegraph;
long distance phone, $50. 49, Write for
booklet. BOURGEOIS s. STEELAiAN.
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pennavlvania In n. ?. noard.

New York. July 1S.-The Northern
Pacific directorate difficulty was ad-
lusted by j. Pierpont Morgan suggest
ing the membership Of the board. The
new members will be Messrs. Hill.
Rockefeller, Twombly and Rea. Mr.,
Twombly will represent the Vanderbilt
interest in the board. Mr.. Rea is a
PennsYlvania railroad man.
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switehmen PLANNING for Advance.

Chicago, July 1S.-The Chronicle
said to-day: Railroad switchmen
throughout the country are said TO be
planning n general demand for an in
crease in wages. The employees of this
department of the transportation busi-
ness desire TO have all lines adopt
what is known as the Chicago scale. F"
which is Che highest paid anywhere.
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SEASIDE HOTEL.

SEASIDE HOIEL,
OCEAN GROVE, n. ].
Overlooking the sea. Thoroughly mod.
ern A. II. STOCKTON.
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ouvo sohnelner Not a Prisoner.

London. July lS-Theophilus Schrei-
ner. brother of Olive Schreiner has
sent a letter TO the South African as
sociation contradicting the statements
made by Oudia (Mlle Louise de la
Ramee). to the effect that Olive Schrei-
ner was held q prisoner by the British
in South Africa.
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TOWER HOUSE.

81 webb ave, Ocean Grove, n. j. Cen
tral location Good beds. All light, airy
rooms Bountiful table. Special rates for
season One building lot tor sale az Cape
May Point WIN. A. CROSS Proprietor.
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chinese Fail AS Policemen.

PelSin, July 1S.-Disorder and law
1essness have greatly increased in Pc
lSinssince the policing of the city was
restored TO the Chinese authorities.
There are nightly burglaTies, by late
bands of depredators, while Cinnamon
in the employ Of Europeans are fre-
quently beaten and robbed
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Pennsylvania National Guard Report

F"1NlloJ lNcNia . iNeAiGttaN OtcAA " lNNRsAA
Harrisburg, July 1S-The report Of
Col. Frank G. Sweeny, inspector gen.
eral of the National Guard OF Pennsyl-
vania on the spring inspections, was
made public yesterday in general ord
ers issued by Adiutant GeneTal Stew
art General Stewart says that matters
that were the subject of unfavorable
comment at the spring inspection OF
1900 seems to still exist, this being
particularly noticeable in the fault TO
forward enlistment papers and the
proper care of state property. The re-
ports indicate, in some instances, that
captains of companies fail to avail
themselves of the help that the adju-
tant general says should always be
rendered by lieutenants and thus make
their positions unnecessarily irksome
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PAUNCEFOTR SAYS !
PRDTTY THINGS
Pays a Warm Tribute to
the Americans
Declares Closer Commercial Relations
Between United States and Canada
10 be His Aim

London July 1s.-Lord Pauncefota |
British ambassador to the United
States made the following statement
last night to a representative of the
Associated Press;
II am having conferences with this
Marquis OF Lansdowne not only about
Nicaragua, but also with regard tc
half a dozen treaties pending between
Great Britain and the United States |
These are chiefly concerned with West
Indian reciprocity arrangements"
When asked if he thought there was
any possibility of arriving at an agree.
ment regarding the Nicaragua canal
before congress reconvened. he re.
piled: Yes, I sincerely hope so. We
are now in the middle Of negotiations !
which, although they have not reached
any tangible result, show good promise
Naturally I may not disclose the de.
tails, but l may say, that when / re.
turn to the United States at the end oil
October, l hope to take with me q
Nicaragua treaty that will meet the
views of both President Mckinley and
the British cabinet. 1t goes without
saying that the president has made
himself cognizant of the opinions oil
the senate and of the secretary of state
Lord Pauncefote paid warm tribute
to the Americans They are the most
congenial people on the face of the
earth" he declared AT the first grin
of the hand they take you to their
hearts. So long as you do not try to-
deal in an underhand way, and so long
as you do not assume superior airs
they treat you as one of their own, and
no one could say more than this"
Reverting TO the report that a ma.
jorty of the senate favored a neutral
canal. Lord Pauncefote said: 1T would
be good news if true. happen to
know that MI Hay consulted the sen
ate, both the section supposed to sup
port him and the section credited with
other motives. You may be sure that
whatever is agreed upon sbetween the
two governments will meet with the
approval of the senate"
When asked if the joint commission
was likely to sit again in Washington,
he replied; Yes, I think that it will,
although this will not occur until after
my return. / do not agree with the
opinion that the sessions already held
have resulted in no good The Joint
commission has thrashed out many
points of difference between Canada
and the United States, although the
inability to agree as to the Alaska
boundary and the sad death of Lord
Hershell appeared. perhaps, to nullify
the commissions labors.
81 see that the Boston chamber Of
commerce has petitioned for reciproc.
ity with Canada. This I regard as a
most hopeful sign. 1t will be one OF
my aims when | return to the United
States to foster this desire for a closer
commercial relationship between the
Dominion and the United States.
know all the difficulties standing in
the way, but / cannot help thinking
that some arrangement which will be
to the mutual advantage Of the two
countries is feasible"
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EoR SALE

EOR SALE.--A three-story nine
Il rcomed house on Van Buren
street. This is an exceptionally con
veniently arranged and sanitary resi-
dence at a moderate price. Also two
houses. now building, on
Fourteenth street at Tatnall very de-
Sirable surroundings A. J.. JOHN
SON. N. E. Cor Eighth and Shipley
streets. jlS-lmcCd
EOR SALE 80 yards of Brussels
carpet. with border, FOR lodge OF
chfbroom. high-hack dining ron-
chairs S5c. electric fans. Oft Office
desk. lady's bicycle large assortment
of bedroom suits. M'MAHON BROS,
SOP King street Delmarvia phone, 1925.
IL suit g5i oak and walnut hall racks.
Or SALE Refrigerator. bedroom
nat-top desk. iron enamel bedstcad and
childs crib odd bureau and bodstcad,
oak and walnut folding bed show case.
M'MAIION BROS. 5O2 King street.
Delmarvia phone, 1225.
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SEASIDE RESORTS
oAPr NAY
OCEAN VILLA.
THE ALDlNE.
GIRARD HOUSE,

Perry and Lafayette streets, Cape May.
n. j. Near the Beach Terms moderate.
VIM. b. TODD. Prop.
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smEIsIFFs SAFES

GIWRuFFS SALE.-BY VIRTUE or
- writ of Ncndiuoni Exponas,
to me directed, viii Doc exposed to public
sale. at the hotel in the town of New
port. New Castle county. state of Della
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personal

1 ADIESi Chichester's English Penny
IL royal PMS are the best. Safe, reliable
Take no other Send &c, stamps. for par
tlculars. Relief for Ladies'" IN letter by
Return Mall Ask your Druggist.
CHICHESTER CHEMICAL. CO.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa
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ATLANTIC oIrY
HOTEL KEYSTONE.

lls Georgia avenue. Atlantic City. N. J
Near the boardwalk Under the manage
ment OF t. LlsVATT and A. RITTER.
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FoR REM

NOR RENT. The store and dwelling
Il No. 305 Madison street; "A meat store
for twenty years. NJ MONAGHAN,
m6-tf
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THE ST. ELMO.
LAWRENCE HOUSE,

Ocean Grove. two blocks from Ocean and
Auditorium. Artesian water; homelike
liable; cheerful rooms. Rates 81 ana S
per week MISS n WHITE.
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HOTEL CLEARVIEW.

22l7 Pacific avenue. Atlantic city. N. j.
situated within one square from
Reading Depot ana beach. open all year
Rates: 81 20 $40 per week. Children under
~ years, half rate.
MRS. W. NELLINGS, Proprietress,
Late of the Burlington 81
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THE CLARION.

No. 0 Mount Vernon ave. Atlantic CitD
Located IN the very heart of the city. Re
built and refurnished. with modern irD
provcments. Convenient to boardwalk
and all amusements. Terms reasonable
j. =. GIBERSON. Prop.
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THE COLWYN,

AAAA WI W IN
q $. Michigan avenue, Atlantic city, N.
J. Open an the year. Rate 81 TO Sl2 per
week Home comforts.
MRS. L.. C.. WARBURTON. Manager.
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&liAhlff . nAl.l..-- ~ Nlisl wv bf'
To me directed, viii De exposed to public
sale. at the hotel in the town of New
port. New Castle county, state of Della
ware,
ON FRIDAY.
THE 2Gth DAY or JULY,
AT l0.30 O'Clock. a.. m,,
the following described real estate. viz;
All those three lots of land with tho
dwelling houses thereon erected situated
at llockcssin. ln Mill creek hundred
New Castle county and State of Della
ware bounded and described as follows
to-wit.
No l. beginning at a point ON the cast
orly side of Mitchell street. extended
and IN a line OF land Of John Mitchell;
thence 10y said side OF Mitchell street
northwestcrly TO the southcrly side of
Pitt street: thence casicrly hy said s.dc
,of Pitt street 60 line OF land conveyed %
Charles Franklin McVaugh 10y samuel a.
Mcdaniel sheriff by Deed Poll dated the
- day OF -, a. ID. one thousand ne
hundred aud one; thence southerly by
line of said Charles Franklin McNaugh' 81
land tn the said line Of land of John
Mitchell. and thence westerly 20 the
place of beginning.
no. 9. Beginning on the eastcrly side
OF Mitchell street and southcrly side Of
Valley street; thence castcriy by said
side Of Valley street about three hundred
to Charles Franklin McVaugh by the said
samuel A. Mcdaniel. sheriff .as afore-
said. and thence southerly by line of said
Charles Franklin McVaugh's land TO the
lnortherly side of llawley street; thence
thereby westerly about two hundred and
ninety feet to the easterly side Of said
Mitchell street;and thence thereby north
westerly about one hundred and eighty
feet 10 the place 90 beginning
No. O. Beginning at a point I'm line OF
land of John Mitchell and at a corner for
| land conveyed to Charles Franklin Nc
Waugh by said Samuel A. Mcdaniel, shcr-
lin. as aforesaid thence easterly by line
OF said ANtchell's land about two hundred
and twenty-five feet to "a lime stone;
thence northcastcrly about eighty-iour
feet to lire of land Of said Charles Frank
lin McNaueh: thence thereby westerly
about six hundred and siXty-cight feet io
Ia corner. thence southorly hy line OF said
land about two hundred and seventy feet
to the place Of beginning
/ The said lots Of land arc particularly
lnientioucd and described in % plot pre-
lpared by John G.. jackson. surveyor. The
lseveral courses and distances herein men
tinned hoine taken from said plot
Seized and taken IN execution as the
property Of Jackson Lime and Coal Com
lpany, and 10 De sold by
SAMUEL A. MCDANIEL Sherih.
SheHff'a Office, Wilmington. Delaware
July 9. 1901.
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HOTEL EVERs,

Corner Atlantic and Georgia avenues
Atlantic city, N. J. 81 per day and up
wards MRS. II. KERwIN, Proprletress
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THE ILLINoIs.ON.THE.sTRANp

house tor ieoplC WHO are tirod of board
ing. Representative in everything. Cut
sine uncNcclled, srecial rates ANA book on
rceucgf
MRS. ii. -. CANT .EiD 4 DAt-uTRrs
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NEE ORIOLE.


2i20 Pacific avenue. Atlantic city. N. j..
One block from the Reading R. r. Depot
and near tho beach Terms; &i25 10 $3.50
per day. 81 10 S. per week.
MRS T.. n. BUHBY. proprietreEs.
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HELP WANTED

w NTED.-Immediately. several
expert BRASS polishes and buff
ers Permanent job open shop, splen-
did work room. highest wages. Natl
Cash Register Co., Dayton, Ohio.
ilS-2t
w ANrED.-si@ good boiler makers
at Rogers Locomotive Works.
Paterson. N. j. Stegdy work
and good wages. Apply at works.
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THB WILMINGTON SCHOOL OF
i ELocUT1oN AND MUSIC, 800 West
Ninth street. Wilmington. Del. Piano.
sight Singing. English Branches lilly
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THE "HOLMEs."

I'M hVLuEpg
g6 North Georgia avenue. Atlantic City
m. j. MARY HOLMES, Proprietress.
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ATLANTIC HOUSE,

Pitman Avenue near the Ocean.
Established 1876.
CHARLES j. HUNT.
Booklet at Evening Journal Office.
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HEGEMANN HOUSE,

Arkansas avenue, second door from
beach. Terms moderate.
MRS. Is. IIEGEMANN,
Late OF Tho Crescent.
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HOTEL Ia MASCOT.

Accommodations complete Capacity, 200.
Il9 Pacific avenue, facing ocean, one block
from Reading depot. Individual table SER
vice; Sl.25 and $3.50 per day; 81 70 10 per
week. MRS /. y. REDIKER BROWNE.
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COTTAGE AND ANNEX,

9 North Georgia avenue. Atlantic city. n.
j. Capacity go guests. Si.25 per day; 81
and s. a week Under the same manage
MRS. I II. MILLER, Prop.
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WHITE HALL,

ocean ave, bot 7th and Sth streetN
Ocean city. n. J. First season; entirely
new and modern excellent table. July and
August. IS TO Sl2 per week; special rates
for juno ana September.
MRS. e. II. GROVES, Longland.
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SEASIDE RESORTS
OCEAN oIrY
sWARTHMORE
THE STRAND.

OCEAN CITY. N. j.
Capacity rs. Facing ocean, cuisine un-
loXccllcd rooms en- suite, with private
baths, orchestra. pool and billiards:
lshuilehoards, barber shop; write for book
lot. Mrs. 10. II. CURTIS.
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HOTEL ROANOKE.

New York avenue. near Pacific Altar
uc city N. J. First-ciass aecommoda s,sil,-
aIlonh. LONE open all the year. Convenient to
9epot and beach, Cafe attached. ~ r,er
eag ana special weekly rate.
N. A. DlELING, Proprietor.
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HOTEL CORpoVA.

New York Ave. near beach, Atlantic
city. Ideal location Cheerful Comfort
able. HomeliSe. Table and service un-
surpassed. Capacity go, Rate, $50 pef
day. Write for special weekly rates.
s. r. L1LLIG.
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THE WAVERLY.

ArSn1lo avenue, near beach, Atlantic Cito.
-, liaying been altered and reno.
,niated, now fronting on ohio avenue. ia
ttnor9nghly equipped 10 provide for its ma =
stus utohs comfort Entire house heated nv
9se"m LEV a,1 KENNEDY r. SON
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THE IMPERIAL.

Central ave near 10th street, Ocean Clty
n. j. Open an the year. Special rates q
families. MRS. c. OETZEL. proprietress
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THE LEOLA,
THE wORTHINGroN.

hxcellent accommodations. Terms ma.
crate, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Tio 'ipo- 90
souri, avenues "u 0a1~
]. b. WORTHINGToN Prom.
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HOTEL sTANLEY.

south Carolina avenue. Atlantic CITY.
49, 49, the beach; improved. refurnished.
most central location; rates moderate.
special weekly: capacity. s00 --~'
FRANK CURRAN, owner and Prop.
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We keep DIR. CaldwelIs Syrup Pep
sin 10 plain view, but Il you don't
happen to see e. AK for H.. The
manufacturers guarantee to cure
dyspepsia and all forms pf stomach
trubles. Sold by Peoples Drug
store. DIV
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-08-16

The women of Nantucket, where
there are more stoves than in bigger
cities, use holders to open doors and
move stove tops, and take special de-
light in doing 50. for the holders they
all call takers. Takers" was the
name used on the island in the days
when it was making big history for
itself, and the lovers Of antiquities
take great delight in IL. With this
name a couple OF squares OF chintz
bound at the edges becomes a relic
This feeling Of seneration the island
ers convey to their summer visitors
TO such an extent that the city people
carry takers" home with great de-
light, and handle tongs and bellows
with them. There is great deal in
a name.-N. Y. Times
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-08-16

Morocco has its own ideas Of Ferris
wheels. The natives who have immor-
talized the Midway of Chicago and
other worlds fairs have returned home
with tales Of the wonderful wheel that
would turn the fair visitors high above
terra frma and give a fine view of the
surrounding country. Now, an enter
prising tavern keeper Of Morocco has
built a lot of miniature Ferris wheels
in somewhat primitive fashion which
are receiving generous patronage
Chicago Chronicle.
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nv Dad tIle ice Man.

(Tne latent poetical ialest, eyi.
denced 10 the following lines written
by Felix RidenhOur, aged 10 years,
shows that drawing quarter sections,
playing ball and selling CONCEALED
comfort. are not the only siuh,s that
Ridenhour can perform
Sam Ridenhour the ice mar
Who plays ball and never fans
Went to the bat. ~
The leather.he
The pitcter was fat
And ii busted his stats.
Now il that wasn't a slam.
My dads sname is not Sam.
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The German man is often "teachex
by the grace Of God" and when he
brings all his patience, pedagogical
training and innate sympathy with
children to bear upon his task of teach
ing he is undoubtedly success
have been told by educational authors
ties in Germany-men, of course; the
German women are not authorities
that women have neither the ability
nor the necessary knowledge to rank
with men in the teaching profession.
and one often looks in vain for women
teachers in the schools until one pene-
trates into the needlework classes.
This practice of having men teachers
In girls schools has probably largely
Influenced the girls answers. German
men have conspired to discourage in
every way female aspirations beyond
the four walls of her own home and to
exalt, as the ideal Of womanhood, the
meek and docile ousewife.-Nationa
Review.
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Insects are necessity Of the life OF
flowers, as they carry the pollen; yet
some destroy both plants and trees
Here nature comes in with exfraor-
binary means of protection. as in the
arum lily. where fibers like needles
and spikes force them TO beat hasty
retreat. The bulls horn thorn, an
Australian tree, is particularly we'll
protected against these marauders.
At the end of each leaf Is pair of hol-
low horns. in which live a small, fierce,
pugnacious species of ant, bribed TO
the Office Of defense by generous sup
ply OF food collected on the leaf close
TO their cells. When destructive in
sects come TO carry away the foliage
Of these trees the warlike inhabitants
spring out from their kopje-iike fast
nesses, descend upon the invaders. kill
ing all who are not able to fee.-Sci-
ence.
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1t is mystery why women endure
backache, headache, nervousness,
sleeplessness, melancholy, fainting
and dizzy spells when thousands have
proved that Electric Bitters will
quickly cure such troubles. 81 suf-
fered for years with kidney trouble, +"
writes Mrs. Phebe Cherley, OF Peter
son, Ia. "and lame back panied me
SO | could not dress myself, but Elec-
trio Bitters wholly cured me, and,
although 70 years old, now am able to
do al. my housework. 1t overcomes
constipation, impr )ves appetite, gives
perfect health. Only SOC at Peoples
and Foreman's drug stores DIV
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Piles are not only In, and OF them
selves very painful and annoying, but
often greatly aggrayate and even
cause other grave and painfGl af-
fections, and should, therefore not be
neglected. Tabler's Buckeye Pile
Ointment Is great hoon TO sufferers
as IL viii cure them. Price, so cents
in BATTLES. Tubes, rs cents. at Peo-
ple's Drug store. DIV
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some <tHttt<nta &fn&Asf Wono<Es<
II the telescope of the seyenteenth
century reveals TO us myriads of suns.
the spectroscope Of the nineteenth tells
US what substances compose these
suns, and, most wonderful OF ali. .hs
direction and rate III which each is NOV
ing. The mariners compass easily
yields place to Morse's electric tele-
graph. perfected in 1874, while the use
ful barometer and thermometer ara
certainly less wonderful than Bella
telephone and Edison's photograph.
DR.. Roentgen's x-rays, which pierce
the hidden recesses of nature. and. lit.
orally speaking, reveal the inner man:
Marconis wireless telegTaphy; liquid
air; the bacillus or germ theory Of dis
ease, form notable group the latest
wonders.-C Chicago Chronicle.
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The President

OF the American Federation OF Labor
Union S,2l5. says: ~ am using you
DIR. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin myself
aud In my family, and find il does
lots OF good. Yours truly, George c.
Campbell, Clinton, Iowa. Sold by
Peoples Drug store, DIV
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A temple OF cleanliness and econo-
my is the Beaumont ~ Tolbert res
taurant. The best dinner in town,
splendidIy served, for zoe.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-08-16

The artesian well is now down 2sl
feet and is deepening at the rate Of
% feet day.
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city today.
Charlie Hunt returned from Duraut
last evening.
Prettiest buggy in town at Lee
Barrett's for $50.
Boyd Hamilton returned from Sem
eca this mCrnipg.
Ernest Crittenden returned from
Sapulpa last night.
Cocoa aud Java Blend Coflee's, fresh
roasted at Balentine's.
Breakfast bacon and country lard
on hand a. BAlentlnes.
New lot OF and 10 cent goods just
received at BaIentine's.
Miss Lucy Nichols returned from
White Oak last evening.
Birch Burnett and c. J, Hunt went
to Maskogee this morning.
Mrs. Joseph Hunt returned from
Chelsea yesterday evening.
S. L. Wallen aud wife leave lomor-
row for Cassyllle, No, on a visit.
Rock candy syrup, gallons. half
gallons and quarts, at BaIentine's.
Attorney w. r. Thompson went 70
Bluejacket today on legal business.
Mr.. aud Mrs. H. II. Waller came
home from Fairland this morning.
Mrs. G. l.. Harnage went to Chelsea
yesterday t) visit Mrs. Dick Morrison.
Pure cider vinegar at 25 cents a
gallon. Telephone 1871. +. w. Strout.
Miss Mary Mcclellan, OF Claremore,
Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Shell
ton.
Col. Van weis, OF Muskogee, was at
tendins 10 legal business here ycster-
day.
Bert Reeves, Of AdaIr, was in the
city yesterday on his way home from
Joplin.
Come and see how you can get a
beautiful opal water set free at Bal
f'o'' ~. w y. 'ne'''h' VI snc o"ei
okee ooafn o' euuca''on' = visiting 10
tue o''s'
a. DoasneisS' oi SA'oosa' passeu
to ST. Louis.
0e'rse TOSS mas taken tne position
~ sne n~oe'saoa La""'iy 'o'"e''
he'' ~ y - AWE
Mr. ana Mrs. "A. Z. Raymond are
now at Durango Colo. and will pro-
'Ao'S 'e"a'" a 'no"'" 'onke''
Miss Maggie Schudder, who has
been visiting Miss Lucy Nichols, re-
turned 70 her nome az Chelsea today.
TIL. Finley is now shaving bis
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Plump cheeks, flushed with the
soft glow OF health, aud pure COM
plexion make all women beautiful.
Herbine imparts strength and vital
ity to the system. and the rosy hue OF
health TO the cheeks. Price, 50 cents,
at Peoples Drug store. DIV
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Marshal Ledbetter returned from
Muskogee last night, where he had
been 10 attend the obsequies OF the
late James PettigIew.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-08-16

A party consisting Of Mr.. and Mrs
j. II. Turner, Mr.. and Mrs. w P.
Thompson, Mrs. Pendle;on, OF Table
quah, and Miss Lydia Clark, returned
from Pryor Creek last night. where
they enjoyed the opening day OF the
picnic as The guests OF ex-Chief Mayes.