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sAID 10 III. GGERArEn-
MINISTER o. wAR RESIGNS.
Venezuelan Official Was Not in Harmon,
with President Castro.

Venezuelan Official Was Not in Harmony
with President Castro.
Port Of Spain, Island of Trinidad, August
1.-The Venezuelan minister of war, Senior
Pulido, who Is the leader of an important
political party. has resigned after a violent
scene In the cabinet during which the min.
lister refused TO accept the orders of Pres
ident Castro 10 recognize the revolutlOnists
In Colombia as beiligerents and to deliver
minister.
Senior pulido denies that the invaders of
Venezuelan territory are Colomhians, as
President Castro claims, but Insists that
they are revolutionists.
The resignation Of the war minister has
caused a profound impression here. The
situation Is more critical
The government troops have been defeat
ed In their first encounter with the rebels
near San Cristubal.
other uprislngs are taking place I'm the
Interior OF the country. Senior Guerrero sue
ceeds senior Pulldo as minister Of war.
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Refreshments All Day

More than usual interest will center
on these on account of extreme
reductions.
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cnse OF being greedy 20 live, vet fearing
death. How can the carefully studied mill.
tafy arts be used except against foreign.
'fs2 How can we otherwise employ our
resiments3 During 1901 much monsy win
he collected through lottery, gambling and
general tayes.. But they were never eats.
fed Therefore. should the house tax be
collected. we win demollsh the chapcis AMI
drive out the Christians. II the emperor
lF unable 10 pay, we Boxers have an ex
eeilcnt plan TO gain victory over the
foreigners. Unless this policy Is adopted a
great rebellion Is certain"
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Strike.

Morgan flatly refused TO resume the
wage conference with steel workers.
The third days session OF the execu-
tive committee OF the Amalgamated as
ISOLATION passed without action being
taken on the New York terms.
The strike Of cigar makers at Tampa,
Fla. presented serious situation.
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NAY PReclpITATe A WAR.

Rebels Organized in Colombia and
Crossed Over to Venezuela.
New York, August la dispatch to the
Herald from wlllemstad, Curacao. says
that the outbreak In Venezuela, on the
Colombian border, may lead 10 a declara-
tioa OF war between Venezuela ana Colon.
hin the revolutionary leaders having or
gahz'd their hands in Colombia aud crossed
over 30 Veuezuela.
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EASY FOR WATER COLOR.
Won The Brighton Derby, Galloping
Home Five Lengths Ahead.
ALL GREEN SHOWED UP FOR SECOND
MorelIo Was Outrun An the Way. Fin
ishino Ten Lengths Behind All Green.
Only Three Starters.

New York August 1.-The Brighton
Derby, value $1,000 run at Brighton
Beach today was practical waikoyer
for Water Color. All Green ard AIortello
were the only other starters. All Green
was close to Water Color for mile or
50 and then Water Color romped away aud
won gallopiag ~ FIVE lengths In the goo
time Of 2.34 10. All Gfeen was ten
icrgths before Mortclio who was outcun
ai, the way: Track fast.
rive furionES- Ivory Bells. Dunweli,
chlckadee Tiiae :0l 20,
Aliir and = sixteenth. sellIng--Dr. Preston,
lnsh9t, Iayetn. Time AZ 70
Mile aud seventy yards May w, Water
Cure, ST. tinnan. Timr i:84 Is
Mic and "A half. Brighton Derby, value
MATER Color, All Green, Mortetlo.
rix furiNnas -The Rival, Ascension.
rOmbre Time 1:14 1.5.
Sia fmlongs selling MarErayiate. Scurry,
Nnis1llhg Con-. Time 1:1S 20
ToDAY's ENTRIES.
About two AMI half mites, steeplechase
,,--7DeCameron 1G3, lsen l6l, Mystic shriner
Five and hair furlongs, 2,year-oIds.
selling fonsoluea l0i. Halherdler 10i Cast
Iron l0E Sedtion, Montana Pioneer 1QJ,
Chlef 10y, Schwalbe 10, Batyah 1Q5. Equal.
izr 100. Oclawahn l05.
Nile and seventy yards, 3-year-olds AR.
den III Arecdnie. candle 06 Lucent lUl (;
Agnes p. 90 westerner os, yItelllrs, Mo-
naika Ill.
Mile and n sixteenth, handicap Intrusive
l20 Vitelllns i13, Tom Kenny 101 st,
ullAn ~, FonsDiec ~, Srurry IA. Prince
Richard los, Ethics %, The Amazon 30.
Himself So
10I Lightning 100, Brahmln 112, Himyailta
lo2, Or. kOrher l0a Arganauta, Amiute
10 George simons lQi; oyeezGa. 100, LIop
kelston lO2. Goldlih lO5 Hardshell %.
Historian J J Corhett, Thlcket los. Dora
+. 107, TwIlighter l05.
Ailc ani rurlong selling Dlsturber III.
Erisno ~. McGrathlana Prince 10i Harry
McCoun 1903 Alslke 102, Futnlist 104 Bal
loon So, Island Prince 101, Intrusive III,
Est" skin luo
Clear, drying
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Lookhart Col rhIrd cam

Corpus Christi, Texas, August The las,
game Of the series between Corpus christi
snl iockhart was played today before
FV spectators The score was aevsu 10
nothing IN favor OF Lockhaft, who Won two
Watson, white the pitcher for the home
team, Holiihnr was fRtigued afieripltchlng
three successive games
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Results al Delmar Park

st. Louis. August live furionss--
Ronnicoosa. Irosuta. Badger. Time 1;o4ls.
Six furiongs-The wag, Mamie j., Little
Henry Time 1:tTl9.
Five aud half furlougs selllng-Taby
Tosa, Lady Brockway. Miss Dora Time
! D0X
Mile ana quarter selling-Lee Bruno.
BrHnu. irving Mayor. lime 2,0SN-
Seven furlongs- Charles c.. Sue Johnson,
Dan paxton flpe 12SA
:, SIX furldngs==Lord Neville, sard, Kazan.
Time 1:15.
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Boers in portuouese Terr,torv.

I.ourenzo Marquee, August IA Boer
commando with two guns has entered the
Portuguese territory, encamping at Qua.
netz. Five hundred Portuguese troops are
already at Guanetz and artillery left heie
tor that place this morning Three hun
drcd troops in addition are In readiness 10
proceed unless the Doors surrender
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nc RAM FAILEp no FALL.
Nebraska Bombardment Did Not Pro-
duce Moisture

Lincoln, Neb., August 1.-The lombard,
moDt of the heavens with gunpowder In
al effort TO bring rain which was begun
last night by w, f. Wright, was continued
anth o'clock this afternoon without pro-
dpcing the desired results. At that hour
according TO Mr.. Wrishts theory condl-
tons were most favorable. His twenty
AVE- assistants each hring a mortar, de-
serted him and he was obliged 70 secure
new help and viii continue the lombard
ment through another night. Lincoln is
greatly IN need OF rain. The temperature
was 10l and hot south wind has been
blow ting
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Revoiutionists Defeated.

Washington, August l.Senor Don Au
susto f. PuIldo, charge of the Venezuelan
legation, today received telegram from
the Venezuelan consul general at New York
General Gonzales Esteyes, confirming the
report that the 5000 revoludonlsts were de-
feated IN San Crlstobal on July 20.
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Columbus Ohio August i.-2i4 trot,
purse 5000 Unfinished, four heats on
Wednesday, Dr. Book won. Best time
2ICA
a'2] class pace, purse 5000 Dainty
Queen, won Best time 2l0h
zoo class pacing. purse S2O00-Edith w.
won. Best time 2O5H
Best tlme 212ls
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London, August i.--Fortunatus, ridden By
Maher. won the Goodwood cup today. For.
tlnaius is owned by Arthur James Lord
tlltsmeres luqulsitiye a. Martini was
tRnchanan) third.
The GoodwOod cup Is Of 1000 soyereiens
Tor 3year-olds and up, distance two and a
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OIL DEVELOPMENTS.

Minor accidents have delayed the com
ing of the Manhattan we'll.
Work on test well Mt Beaumont Il
to begin In a day or two
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OF Terry McGoyeru and Jack Roberts of
London the English featherweight cham.
pion, met today aud agreed on match be-
tween thelr men for the worlds champion.
ship at 1876 pounds
Thirty days from today Is the time for
plds from athletic clubs who may want
lions IN THIS respect are Ia be sent to al
smith at the Gilley house. this city.
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waxahachie. Texas. August The inter.
est in the waxahachle chautauqua Is I'M
abated, The people continue to arrive aud
tomorrow and Saturday are expected 10 be
record breakers.
DR.. W. H. Black Of Marshall. Mo.
closed his engagement today. HIS lectures
on the Bible have been both profitable and
Instructive
Today was devoted 10 the study Of cues
tons relating 10 church extension. Rev ID.
& De Witt Of 1ilisboro presided,
.The Need OF the Field" was the subject
OF an address BY Rev. + NJ Luck III Gle.
Rev. NJ. r. Chapel Of Brownwood led
flke discussion on the subject Of Church
Extension the Supreme Issue for Texas
Cumberland Prehb$tery."
Rev. r. Il Phillips Of Ennis spoke on
"Bencnts 20 Pastors
Benedts to CONGREGATIONS WAS ais.
cuseed by Rev. A. l.. Barr OF san Angelo
Tonight Prof. Elias Day the imDcrson.
afor. gave delightful entertainment.
.-.-----.arsNa-------
MEMPHIS. Tenn.A neager report by
telephone reached here frum SenAtohf,
Miss. 10 the effect that Young mai
mined Coin shot aad fatally wounded
smother young man named NeStbrook and
then coantrftfed suicide.
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FOREIGN.

lady Hilda Broderick, wife OF the
British war secretary, died
The Venezuelan aud COLOMBIAN reyo-
buttons became more serious.
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KlMRnnT.RY nEnInyEp.

Washington August 1.-The navy depart
mrnt hns granted the request o. Rear Al
nifsi Kimberley that he be relieved from
duty ON the Schlef court &c Inquiry. No
successor has been announced
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Hllsboro Texas, August The dry
goods establishment Of S. Goldberg and
the jewelry house Of VI Goldberg and p
Severns consolidated today and will be
known as the Goldberg company,
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SECOND BATTLE HAS OCCURRED.
Five Thousand Venezuelans Completely
Dnfeated in San Cristnnal

DeIeated N san UrlstopaI,
New York. August 1.--Consul General
Gonzales Estevcs OF Venezuela received an
other cable from President Castro anhounc-
ins the result OF second battle with the
invading force under De Galvlra, news of
whose defeat was received by the consul
general last evening. The cablegram re-
ccived today was as follows:
Five thousand men left for Colombia: re-
volt completely outbattled and defeated In
san Crlstobal. Castro. Pres!dcnte.
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HOa2asSs Pills

On retiring, and tomorrow your d.
gestize organs viii be regulated and
you win be bright, active and ready
sor any kind Of work. This has
heeu tbc experience Of Others; IL
viii be youTs. HOODS PILLS are
eold Nv all medicine dealers. 20 ots.
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A snooessfuI Revival

MARQUEE, Texas, July ST. ss.aa,.Isstsl
and Cummings of the Baptist O.sS. ii
have just closed a very lh, s..,l., Isl
of meetings at the First bap .,s.., !.
here. Much Interest was ' wss | I'D
the result OF their laDVL.a aar IN ieiiel !. I.
twenty-siS members; loe'aTSha e conrfiis x
t ba hanslsed on the 2nd pIo sas;s sTf
Grayson bridge lon the A4
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RAILROADS.

The Texas railroad commission turned
down the application of the roads for
ihcrenses in, the minimum weights of
carloads of grain.
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BUSINESS NOTES.

Alto Texas, July 81 Allen Newton.
dons noory busiress. sold lis stock
today TO D. A. Kelley Of Rusk county
Mr., Kelley win move to Alto and continue
the business
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team and a close interesting game will no
doubt be played. Umpire Proctor will call
play promptly vt 4 y. m. Ladies' are In
yited TO attend and viii be admitted to
gate and grand stand free.
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WASHINGTON.

A message was received announcing
the death Of Major William e. Almy OF
the Porto Rican regiment at san Juan.
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The nremens baseball club has arranged
gnme Tor next SUNDAY with he santa Fes
Of Galveston Tae visitora haye strung
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sawyer II. Young has been appointed
stamp clerk aud Thomas Stella substitute
carrier In the Galveston, Texas, postofice.
Herbert Williams Of san Antonio has
been appointed a messenger IN the weather
bureau Tor service outside the District of
Columbia.
zcfia DsshIef and Victoria NJ Fugitt have
been appointed substitute clerks Ia the
postorfict at san Antonio.
Pensions granted Texans: orislnai-Frank
Caldwell. BFoNnwaod. SO. Jesse A. Baker,
Alvarado. so. Edwin +. Watts, Dnulson.
So Increase-Tittleton clarkson, san An
tonic. $40. James r Arthur. Austin. So,
William o. Krgtsingcr Denlson. 50; Lou's
Mailer. Dallas. Ss. Joseph Allison Mlhgus,
SIS. David l.. rraver. Reegllle, ssi william
G. Lace Egan $40; Thomas H. Bennet,
Waco. So. Renewal .AlIver seymour, San
Antonio, $40. Original willows. etc.--Mlnur
Mccarthy, Denison. S. Mexican war
MISUNDERSTANDING CLARK Llnglevlile So.
Mexieaa war suryyors seissq li5 L sns,,,
original William 81 Miller. sprinkle ST.;
Quinn Plant, Lexington, $40
Patents issued Texans. Cicero N. Baker,
whlteshoro. gate; Roy Dodson Dallas,
hame fastener Edwin n Evans, Freder.
icksburE, water tank George Graham, Port
Arthur. life preserver; August Koy and J.
kvcton, Sealy, insect destroyer, Jnhn +.
wooiey, Fort Worth, mattress stuffng ma.
chine, also apparatus for making mat
tresses.
A postofhee has been established at Hay
rick. Coke county, Texas, with William +
stevens as postmaster,
Postmasters appointed Chico, Wise coun
ty. W j. Flowers. KATY, Harris county
william Eule Barlow. Cooke county. J
n Brown; Cookvine, ritus county, J. a
Keith. Lockney, Floyd county r. b
l'erner; Anderson, Crimes county, NJ, NJ
Cone: Dickinson. Galveston county, G. T.
Ovens Swan, Smith county, W. 4. Coffin
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Staples

. GINGHAMs. Apron Checks, all colors, /:
9 all size checks, usual price SC. Charity
: Sale price ........... ........s.... ~
9 Light Prints. Small, neat figures, stripes
3 and dots, excellent SC value. Charity
. Sale price .,.-...... .,.....21
. STANDARD DRESS PRINTS. Turkey reds, /;
Q navy blue, silver grayS and colored fan
9 cies, usual price Sc. Charity Sale
eprice . ....,........ 81
sMATTRESS TICKING. Pa and white /:
9 striped, usual price i-2c. Charity sale
. price ,....4....... ............. q:
sFEATHER TICKING. A. C. A. brand,
blue and white striped, usual price iSc !
. Charity Sale price ....,.,...... f24
9 DOMESTIC. Bleached, fuIl yard wide.
. close woven, free from dressing, extraor-
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9 DOMESTIC. Bleached, full yard wide,
9 soft finished, usual price i2c. Charity
sSale price ............. 49,. So
. DOMESTIC. BIeached, So inches wide. !
extra soft finished, great value at t-2c :
9 Charity sale price 49,. :. 49,. 81 .
9 Jaconet Cambria. Jabez c. knight, 8; !
> inches wide, usual price &c. Charity Sale !
q price, IS yards for. ......... 100 :
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eRATulTY FORMALLY GRANTED.

Final Vote on Enplsnd's Gift to Roberts
Was Unanimous,
London, august 1.-The house OF lords
today unanimously voted the grant OF 100,
600 CS5oo,0Oo) for Lord Roberts, recon-
mended by King Edward as token of the
nations appreciation OF the field marshall
services In South Africa.
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How | Cure StriCture'

serious than Is generay Believed, bec4u7o orrsns VI
body 1t ma Involving the most ae sccIors have 2
complications tiers not how many sou permarfn99, ~
my original method completely q az no sui;st
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Mr. j. T. wicker Of Grange, Ga aa2ssrre. rhe TX
lighted with Your treatment for friei 10 va, "a
advertised remedies and was IN "" herpe ifs...S
placed my case In your hands. toutate pleisnF
has cured me In two months anu ,ss ~
commencing your skill. - vnrieecele - r.
Those afflicted with Structure % r.lek caTe, ~s.1
tensvely adv ertised Your condlt99h IN peTpe.sf y
ton and experiments often essendv and pftpaee IN
ment specially 10 meet all symptoms N ne sftt'
more eases than any other phsMsaf rest x. nisfl
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Strength Enables You l 70 T''' Tculs -
Groves Tasteless N'p
strength. -:
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TExAs MArTeRs.

washington Aunust 1.-Edward }. Ryan
and James X. Reese have been appointed
subsiltnte clerks 10 the posfofnce Of Hous'
ton. Texas.
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SOUTH AMERICAN STRIFE.
Reyolts in Progress May Bring Seri.
GUS Trouble.
VENEZUELA AND COLOMBIA AT OUTS
Rebels Attacked Colombian Troops and
Forced Them Baek--venezucis
Minister Of War Resigns.


Kingston, August 1.-The British steamer
Texan, Captain Land, from Liverpool July
II. for this port. by way Of Colon, has ar
rived here and brings confirmation OF the
reports Of severe lighting along the rail-
road ten miles out Of Colon on Sunday and
Monday last.
The rebels attacked the government
troops With determination ami forced the
latter back When the steamer left there
was great excitement among the residents
OF Colon, who are leaving that city IN
almm. The Colombian government has
found II impossible to get crews for the
gunboat Namuenn, but Is placing guns on
board Of her
Her English and American crew have de-
serted to a man.
SAID TO b.. EXAGGERATED.
Colon. Colombia, August THE report
that the rebels have captured three towns
Is an exageeratlon. The facts are as fol-
lows: The rebels Friday, Saturday and
Monday raided at night time Bohio, a
small railway station without military pro
tfcliou, toward Colon. footing the Chinese
shops OF PROVISIONS clothing. etc, and
Kidnapping several persons, withdrawing af-
tsfward. One woman was shot The gnv-
ernment has since garriSoned the station
mentioned and Is pursuing the rebels close.
~. -Four trains are crossing the road daily
as usual.
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SPORT.

II was stated THAI Fitzsimmons Is con
sIdering an offer from Jeffries to nght
at San Francisco.
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Little Rock, August with two men
on bases In the third inning Little Rock
piled up four hits which netted enough
runs to win from Birmingham.
Nsafr,'. "a
Little Rock ..... .OO3 Oof 1nx- II Z
Birmingham ....... .OiO 0i0 600
Aicmange and Lynch Wilhelm aud cul-
yer.
At Memphis r. n u
Memphis ..........s011 600 ok
Selma ..........., 900 600 90 8 q
Rhoades and LauEoni Bailey and Moore.
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Herbert Williams Of san Antonio has
been appointed messenger IN the weather
bureau Tor service outside the District or
Columbia
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Every man should acquaint
1his painful disease Is more s.


msd are n| consistent WIN meeS a ssn MT n
explaining My prre
sssr ssEons And private ss q manly
j. Newton Hathaway, Nj. D.. 2l0.N Alamo Plaza, San
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FOR LOSS or APPETITE.
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic.
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sawyer n Young has been appointed
stamp clerk aud Thomas Stella substitute
carrier In the Galveston, Texas pcstofhce
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-06-08

Preaching services in the First
Presbyterian church every Sunday at
II a. m. and s p. M. Rev. Curtis E.
Long. pastor. Sunday school at 9:45
a. m. D. N. Mars, superintendent.
Junior Westminster League fevery
Sunday at p. m, Mrs. Joseph Conk-
lin, president. Thursday, prayer
meeting at D. m. The Ladies' Mis-
sionary society meets the last Tues
day OF each month at p m, Mrs
Eva RatclifT, president. The Ladies
Aid society meets every alternate
Wednesday at p. m, at the church,
Mrs. J. S. Oborn, president. All are
cordially invited 20 attend the ser
vices Of this church. Excellent music
aud seats free.
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Low Rate Excursions
all Summer via
The Burlington Route.

During the coming summer the
burlington Route will have in effect
the very lowest excursion rates that
have ever been made. The general
blan OF these rates, destinations. etc,
i so varied that the public should
ask their nearest ticket agent for de-
tails. or else do Us the favor TO write
for rates, descriptive matter, etc.
CHEAP SUMMER TOURS WEST.
Daily 20 Colorado, Utah and Black
Hills, also Homeseekers' excursions
every two weeks 10 the whole west
aud northwest.
CHEAP EXCURSION EAST
Very low round trip rates 10 the Buf,
falo Exposition, the Scash0re, Ad-
irondacks, Canada. Michigan Lakes,
Mackinaw; thousand eastern re
sorts; fine lakes and rail trips east
via Of Chicago. Detroit. Cleveland.
CHEAP EXCURSIONS NORTH
and Lake Superior resorts; the cool
est recreative country.
Ask for the Burlingt0n's Summer
excursion rate circulars
CALIFORNIA EN- GU $50 n
| personally conducted every Wednes.
day frem ST. Louis, every Thursday
from Kansas City and St. Joseph.
Write Us for rates and printed mat.
ter describing the pronostd trip.
l. J. BRICKER. L. w. WAKELEy.
TP.A. - Main ST.. Gen Pass. Ag't
Kansas City. Go- St. Louis. Mo
HOWARD ELLIOTT,
General Manager.
81. IouIS. No
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LAST NIGHTS GERMAN.
Miss Goodykoontz Entertains the
German AT the Home of
w. M. MeIlette.

The V,nita German club gave its
second regular entertainment last
evening az the hospitabe home OF
Mrs w. Nj. Melletie. which WAS
turned over to Miss Caroline Goody-
koontz, who was most charming
hostess.
The double doors OF tce plrlor were
thrown open making one large room.
The brilliant lights, the glossy floor,
the decoration by the artistic hand of
Miss Goody ykoontz, made it an ideal
ball room. Ten german figures were
led by Mr.. f. l.. Crittendcn and Miss
Goody koonlz, all uf which were beau
tiful, unique. and carried through
with the style and grace beflttug the
highest Tyre
Refreshing punch was served De-
tween the dances ard NOT moIaent
lacked enjoyment throughout the
evening.
Dancing hegnn at 8 O'Clock aud
continued until amid The enchanting
music rendered by the Crockett
orchhe,tia, the beauty and fascination
OF the german figuFc., wee hours OF
morn dasned unawares.
Delicious sherbst and cake were
served. after which all departed mer-
rIly and with hope that the ger
man shoald long survive aud super
cede the old hop. Among those pres
ent were: Mr.. and Mrs. AsnbY, Mr.
and Mrs. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Parker,
Mr.. and Mrs. .Thompson, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Butler. Mrs. Soper, Mrs. Mellette,
Mrs. Rob't /. Blakeney, Mrs. Pendle-
ton, Mrs. John Swain. Miss Mabel
Miller, Miss Birdie Ironsides, Miss
Bessie Brae. Miss Allison, Miss Caro-
line Goodyknooiz- Mr.. Tom Bird,
Mr.. Wilton Ratclin. Mr. KelLar
Walker. Mr. Norman Crlttenden, Nr.
4. X. Crilteudcu.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-06-08

IL you are troubled with that most
uncomfortable disease called piles,
don't neglect it Don't let the COM
plaint get a firm hold. Every day the
disease is neglected IL grows worse.
Commence at once to use Tabler's
Buckeye Pile Ointment, the relief is
immediate, aud cure infallible. Price,
50 cents in bottles. Tubes, IS cents.
Peoples drug store. DIV