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The Holly chieftain., 1901-04-19
Onward and
Upward Herd.

W Registered, Prise whining. RAaod China
Hoes Quality and BseedinR guars9teed equal ID
anv heed exat or west.
AlsO Plymouth Rouk Csickenx. Hnusn 0f First
aud Sweepstakes premiumM Stack for sale at 4
times. q. < DxKsrkasrris breeder
10 miles pnsthwest u Holly.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-04-19
roR sALx.

One sne Rasistered hssnd and
Ghiua hOar, sls0 dne 1sRiatesoa Puaao1
and Chtns brood NM. These two Ao1e
s'e from the pens u tise lesdtne hreed-
eFx In the saate ~ Missouri Fersf,Ds
desiring u purchase, should call On,
or address: !. ]. q. Gut. Syrac,,se,
Kansas ,0-3t
The Holly chieftain., 1901-04-19

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yoa - - t11 ~ - \ \ i iiEiII = 3
wlsss ~ ~ - ! .ill n II p iIl n ~
~ c. ssaletr ~ ~ i 4 8 8
|tAsm. .'s
IN ec0aNy - nay 60 ~ ysIa -
ard t1sa their ! - aftAt ~ ~
~ ~ NJ dssuesd hlllk. - - ~ &
hsvs TO ~ sssanythinG yoa - -.
Every wollaa y uell n ~ oellurs
l,alf. h eqaally iaaseested q tlIsos fsllt.
|iyNslfAee, tAsa why pte rsoes.t ~
p0oket bouk and nut Iaoftea6s ~
mind n buvtng stuR On eseloE
It's migfty nsce TO Mt 0osn q 4 =.
he and ssv: II nwe 30 one f0f whnt
sM aboat to pastske," !" and IA fast tie
;snd tastes hsetAe.
lncidentaaly nteist nAeutsna ! fev
ARTICLES yon ON net here witch xre
f every day ne. aud when quality h
taken into consideration. are es,sap.
NJ Y. Evatk6ated Apples, h. worth
l6c per =, : ~ for. /. :. s5e
California Evaporated Peaches, n,
worth lie per n. tbs for. .6c
Cevlo0e Coffee. worth DC per 3,
> for. f.;............. .l5c
Assorted Jam, regular pint size,
worth 30c, per isr. lG
Pure Prowerx County Extracted
Cleonia Honey, per b. ..-....... lee
Saluma Tea. . regular 75c seller,
per h............ ~.
And than there ID fruit and new veg
etsbaes received twice week which
should not b. over looked.
I have a lot Of nice Rlluharb roots.
Do YOU want any?
When yon want to be pleased with
your purchases come in.
W. E. TARBox,
Cash Grocer.
P.s. 3 Cans Standard Size. Solid
P0cAsN 1ViiaUeeS. ............... .225c
The Holly chieftain., 1901-04-19
ssse.

ta'"rads, nntife rinA, tr-rk: xhoMlti
tsar fFnt AuHsd.Se One Ia ,hsr~
feet high - Cts. 'fhvee IL i've fNM
ssrats each. ". J. McMILLlN. G-6t.
Carlton, Colo.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-04-19

&. A1segl1seQ AaAto.
aae - s1naae ~. xl1nestas nsasA. ~
esu11s -. u. - aaAo
Leaaa ssa1tag nseisss ~ -. eaeA tasesstsa, &
1s1sss1 saess m - 0A1R - 1iptas 1sds,
~ e1ssasase Advertisers.
Al aAvsstBassnts IN ~ m uasn ssasssl
out nn,ss iasesssA ~ = so9oe1 tne.
Oise,Ay,'a1sr c&aaGpa as1ly. AepireS,
aOaaa raaAtng sstiess d 1A6o14 wssah.
An k4nes q ~ peiltte nsasay Aona, t,a,l
The Holly chieftain., 1901-04-19

Oispaayr.aAs's oAaaeUa sSaxAay. 4 Aaeirea,
anaaa rsaAtlG sstiess S1l4 vss&H. 4r
AZ h!sfs q T. psi.sias asasay deas. Cal,
Local and Personal.
Brick for sala. See Chris Oassn.
/. FL. cuplsy has moved hack 3. town.
as1F b Mathews new adds In this
isans. .
. So White for ssss Macser.l and
White Fab.
see he nsw Cssscsat bicycle. 4.
Ktag agent. Il.
John bunker, Of Grsnada, ~aa Ia
town Thunsday. "A
s. +. White went 70 Lamar on Mm,.
day on business.
AL Hoyt Of the x. r. ranch, spent.
Sunday in Holly.
see White for Infants' Cars Of an
atv lea and grades.
J.W. Pratt received several carloads
Of Lumbar this week.
Geo. Robinsou, foreman OF the X ".
was IN town Yesterday.
Come and walk on our new side
walk and keep out Of the mud.
]. Scott Robenson, manager OF the
x. Y. ranch. was in town Saturday.
Vim. NcGlashen has completely re.
c0vered from his illness Of last week.
r. ". MonfeOmery expects 70 beein
the erection Of his new house next
wssk.
Horseshoeine andsplow work u R.
Kings olac'rs.ith mop wsst q post
o0ee. u.
|PARA8OIS d
For hrEe and smalt At ;,s;.a +. Nc.
nsfsosA So. !; ~, j, |, 80. IL
J. G. Nsumeister, Of Granads, was
tFansacting b,lainess with our lner.
chants Saturday.
The Amitv Land company is shin
ping hay to western points and re, tinx
y good price for 1t.
See White for al the latest novel
ties 10 Ladies' Belts, Co,lasA, Spikes
and Rsatds for trimming.
O'Rellly satf family started
Tuesday for Washinstnn where they
axpeot 70 make their future home.
Several Of our cltIzens are taxing ia
the sights At Lamar ana serving ,is
JuTprs for tlle diatrtct ens,rt this week.
Chief Engineer Berry wax down frA,,
Lamar MOndsv or business with the
local otiicialx nf the Great Piains Waie.
COMPANY.
MILLINERY, MILLINERY MIL.
linervl Hats for LadIes Masses aud
Rabies. Latest styles and rensnnshie
prices n Ctl4. McPhersna'k
work on tho new Prssbgt~r,an
oherch y nndss fesdwsy ard tn mem.
hensFe muoh Rssti1ed atthe prospects
tor hsvinR N cdiace n th6lr 0uD In u
stn,sA time.
IL Wilssn transsotsd bsx,ne,a
ss1eA The ntvoonSciah At LAMar ycs-
tsF1av- He aksb Mled sppHcat!nn u,
ths lsaA S1loe - u,ahespa pss1 ,s,
~ ho1nseeoaA. 4 gi5 Z,
Skin woabaes. = ~. harss, ssslsfs sd
ahalDn9 4ulsaiv l,esl ny ,hs sss of Ih-
Wltss Which HsssI Salvs. Il 10 inus,.
-. - ssrN yos r., Bawitts-itel
'saa nsn..
Cbnsul Nm. Booth Tucker aud
Onloael HieRin& of the Salvation
Army. arrived Saturday and af,ev visit
Ing the Colony and attending the yn-
rlous dotngs there returned .asi ON
Wednesday.
LADIES
I. We hays,a a..e line nf Dress t..nsls
fnr sprinx and summer i#i,n. nn.i
s4Mtdif Il ts,i, ar! rss,fi si,n.. ,fr
't,,:.r- .sw Nnaij,v ..s,,m'. ~. tA.a1. s
e. L.. Mo; tils.M.A.
3 NJ Il
The Holly chieftain., 1901-04-19

Feaa - = GO - 16A
=. :. -. 8. :. ! !.
y 4. Msrav. Z Dsyss. - =
sssn TAs1sAav. S. s.
NM Gilman. of Granada. ssea.
Sunday In Holly.
Mr. lGilles aad soa Gfovss vsss vsst
Thsraday noniss.
wn. ON less for okiahonn a NJ.
: Sunday On s,usinea u
"a Asrvin went to Cososadospeinas
last Thundav m0ssing. q
A. b. LAwasu, nf Csay Centes. Kan.
go, waa m town Thursday.
Bse white for Tomansa q ects per
can. Ta.cv Ctsn : csas snf Is ca.
See white for ready 70 uAsr,' Ii.
dies Hsts IN Ill the lstest novelties.
Honsshoeing aud nlow work 1t Il.
Kiat's h,aoksnith ahcp west IT pxt
once. II.
Min Ethel Msllison. Of Coolidge,
cane up to ias ~ guest of MiM Maud
Rockwell.
In. Kooas, ssisaslaA fDr Rseharsl
Cnossf Hardware On, waa In town
Wednesday.
What ~ need nov is q few weeks Of
warm sunshine and every thing will
hegtn to boom.
The Vincent brothen are preparins
to hail the balance Of the Amity Land
compsny's hav.
Eggs for sale from pure White Wysn-
dottes and LeRhorns. Write Ensign
Getty. Syarcuse. Kansas.
Ready made wnppen.. :Skirts aud
Shirt Waiats, sood quality and well
made 1t G. L. NcPherson's.
Robt. Pringle, of Tribune, came
down Monday to set'some Kanlr corn
seed but failed to find any here.
Fred Cores brought in a wagon loud
OF Young cottonwood trees from up the
river last Saturdav for &~F. White.
Bottomley, the Artistic Photograph.
er, will b In CoolidRe April q, q and
q. Come smiling and don't forget
the hahv.. !, - 10 u
NtA Jno. DuncaA retained SUNDAY
from Pueblo where ahe eniOyed j.
nentla StGlt With her sistes, Mn. NJ.
| 8 F,al1ef.
A Considerable alckneas alnOn9 horscs
ts reported and no one seems to know
what is the nature OF the d,aease, nr
ehe cause Of it,
4 Ben MoCandless, representative III
NcPtke Drug Co., succ;ssor 70 MclIke
4 Fox. Of Atchisou, Kansas, wus 10
town "wednesday.
4 Frank Crowley received iaryc c,n,.
sisnmeat tf fruit and shade trees , his
week, wh,eh he will MT out on the
Flora Vista ffuit farm
/, So far " We have heard. J. L. Banks
was the hrst to plant sugar heels IN
this vicinity. He plAnted part NJ his
ground early lnxt week.
I AeasFs Bently aud Stewarttw haze
bsen tsese for several weeks, STAR eI
Tuesday ft~ Washington where l.fy
will pr'hablv make their hOme.
Take your waIcsa. ckck ar ie~-iry
to AppleRate vt Lamar ard hs,. IL
repaired In flrst oaaAs mansser, AM
work guaranteed 70 give snttsfact k.n.
T,0e~ kslsuss kssapt p.ll., lk-wi :.
IAa% E~r.s Ris~sss ~ s,.se.~ .li .m-
| CARTIER fr,~s s..ns syss~saa. ri.sne.. .o,
lAsvsas. ssskr ..ssn tseskr- lk-,m. -.
Z, Rsos.
Herher Hapklns went to krks
Ford SATURDAY. \" attend . Mersh II
ttse Markeiiag lsa..n,iitet. ~ tn. var
tnax Cxntxhnl~. as<sAishk.ss VI the
valDey. He rers~aeutx the An,i,y as-
nncsatioa.
6sosse saevsas and Alfred Klamw
have formed . combination Of hrMins
The Holly chieftain., 1901-04-19
'rte sasy . Re, opeo !.

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tnn' ,s~ss il,osssants~ isAAe found .
blessing ia ihs ts-at !" IN Kime'a New
Liz Pills. ~htct, ,s,siii71.iy ts.r~ Consti-
sa,in". Sick HrslAtt,-. tstsxiA~ls. jam
dich. Asisvia. Fewer an.t A, ~. and s,s
Liver aud s'oinari. ,r"uhIc. ru,-is
srxs,si.l~. neS~t y.ii. ~ weaker. On.
Is ~. Al Il slw,r,,s .!,rg ,.t..,r.
.~ i... ei.nst-, ~" ia ..s-
ti"n "'n ,-.rs. !l.v.st ,.,,.v
y les : 4" ~ r.s,''. ,n.,. = y. 10
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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1901-01-31
PERSONALS.

Mr.. S. 9. Worth. of Edenton
was the city Saturday.
Hon. Geo. w. Ward is in
Washington ON legal business.
Mis- Mary Wood has returned
from visit to friends IN Balti
more
.? James Hathaway has
gone to Raleigh = pend several
days on bu>il.;s,.
Sheriff Robert E Flora, ofCur
rltuck county. was a visitor III
the city this week.
Miss Xatllr} ne Ensle has gone
10 Philadelphia to isit relatives
aud friends.
Mr. R. J. Mitchell has gone
north TO purchase his spling
stock Of goods.
Miss Annie Spence has return
I'd from Camden county. where
she has been On a visit.
Rev. R H. Willis, of Edenton
who has Deen here visiting his
parents, has returned home.
Miss Ninson, of Bal .imore, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Ben.
F. White, On Main street.
| Mrs. Jennie Gordon. Of Bram>
bleton. Va, is in the city visit
ing relatives and friends.
Mrs. Danisl >tore,n left Mon
day for Baltimore for treatment
at John hopkins Hospital.
! Messrs. E. P. and G. r Fear.
Ing lett Saturday fer Baltimore
| where they will take a bushes:
course in college.
MISS Maggie Mercer. who la:
been visiting relatives ane
friends in Norfolk and Moy ock
has returned. accompanied by
her little niece, Miss Carrie Lee
Mrs c. w, Duke, wife Of tn,
popular pastor of the First Bap
list Church, arrived Saturday
MIR. Duke was pounded by hi
congregation Friday evening.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1901-01-31
NOTICE..

Being among the unfortu-
nate ones in the recent fire to
lose my entire outfit Of dental
fixtures, it will be impossible
for me to resume my practice
for eight or ten days After
this time, however, I shall be
glad to serve my friends at
the Central Hotel building on
Poindexter street. Rooms No.
II and II.
6. w. GREGORY.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1901-01-31

We wish to call special atten-
ton to the large advertisement
of Mr.. Moses Wciscl on eighth
page. Mr.. Weisel, always p-o~
gressive, is preparing to move
into his new building and offers
to dispose of his present stock at
unheard of prices. A special Re
moval Sale will take place next
Saturday, aud.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1901-01-31
w anted.

Capable, reliable person in every coun
tv TO represent large company OF sol1d
financial reputation; $3.50 salary per
wear, payable weekly; S 90 per da* ao
solut-lv sure and ali expenses; straight
bona fdC, definite salary. no commls-
sion; salary paid each saturday and ex
pense none. advanced each week
STANDARD House, 354 Dearborn
Street, Chicago.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1901-01-31
Talk By Mrs. H, W. White.

Mrs. Hugh w. White, for sew
eral years a missionary in China
will give talk to ladies, Sunday
Feb'y grid at 4 P. m in Presby~
terrain hurch. Subject: The
Women and home life in China. -
All ladies are cordially invited
to attend. Auspices of the w. c.
T. Z.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1901-01-31
4S6,=-
II -<ichmOnd. Va

Consignments of North Caro-
lima Herring solicited, aud pro.
ceeds RENTED in cash.
On account of our intimate
acquaintance and frequent trans>
action with the grocery trade OF
the West and South we are able
to handle \. {. Fish to the bes
possible advantage, and we are
known everywhere as the larp>
st distributors in this market
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1901-01-31
LOCAL ITEMS


DR.. J. E. Wood is confined at
home by case of grip.
Zoeller is up to-date on all Pho
tographic work.
Miss Mary Grice is confined
at her home on Fearing street by
sickness.
Resd The advertisement Of E.
P Timmons, wholesale fish deal
er, of Philadelphia.
We regret to learn of the ILL
ne>s of Mrs VI. Hill, who has an
attack OF grip.
Watch i" January Bargains
at The Fair.
Mr. chas. Gee la :e>ig~cd
his position as run cr for the
citizens t@nk.
A new stove aid Rue has been
added to the Presbyterian church
bv member Of that body,
Read the advertisement of the
Fair in this issue.
Mr.. Thos. S. Harrell and Miss
Mamie Crank, both of this city,
were hurried last THU Sday in
Camden.
Zoelle, has one OF the finest
Photograph Galleries south Of
New York. Cor, Main and Po1n>
dexter streets.
Mr.. Frank Jennings, aged 43
wears, died of pneumonia 1T his
home on Road street, Friday IS
January.
We understand that the Dis
NAL Swan p canal IS to be reop~
ened for through traffic in eight
or ten days.
Don't forget when you want
your picture made L cller has
moved to corner " ain apd
and Road streets.
We are glad to learn that Mrs.
G. " Overman, who has been
very i'll at her home on Church
street, is much better.
Mr.. W. J. Woodley, one Of the
city's most enterpr'sing grocers,
has moved into his handsome
pew building on Poindexter st
If Won want your picture en-
larged In CrayOn or pastel. Zoel-
Ter can save YOU money. Now on
corner Main and Poindextcr SITS
Messrs. Hathaway Bros. our
popular and enterpri ing Jewe-
lers and Opticians, have moved
into the rooms formerly occupied
bv Hucabee, the barb r. on Poin
dexter street.
Special attention is called tC
the advertisement OF William
Heyser, prompt and reliable
commission dealer in Fish and
Produce, of Baltimore, IN this is
sue.
Take Laxative Brorno Quinine
Tablets. AL. druggists refund
the money If it tails to cure. E.
w. Groves S signature is OF each
box. Is cents.
Messrs. Dave Whitehurst and
Willis Gregory arrived home
Saturday night from a hunt at
Cape hatteras. Although they
had a stormy trip, two deer and
quantity of brant and geese
was the result of their hunt.
If troubled with a weak dlges
ton, be)ching, sour stomach, or
II you feel dull after eating, try
Chamberlain Stomach and Liv
er Tablets. Price CSC. Samples
Tree at DR.. Woods drug store.
81 I
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-04-05
WAS NOT IN ISSUE.

The statement of the Duluth
News Tribune of Wednesday that
the mayoralty election at this point
on the previous day was influenced
on the issue of an "open" or "closed"
town is erroneous. Such question
was not a potent factor in the cam
paign, .as any intelligent person
realizes the fact that no mayor and
no city council has power to grant
permission to openly violate state
law. The question of an open" or
CLOSED" town, as regards open
gambling, is one which has re-
ceived much consideration from the
business element and better class
of citizens of late, however, and
while such things, to an extent, have
been tolerated in the past, it is safe
to say that the day of the gambler
and his tin-horn friend will very
shortly be a thing of the past in
Virginia.
nile there are some who argue
that the future of the city is depend
ent upon the existence of "percent-
age" games in our midst, others
there are who materially differ.
And unless all signs fail. some
there are who have reached that
stage, we believe, where they will
see that the state law will be en-
forced, even though it require the
assistance of the state authorities.
When such action is taken it will
behoove the bankers of illigitimate
games, and those in their employ
Us we'll. to stand from under if they
would avoid the consequences.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-04-05
HAS A ROCKY ROAD.

The county commissioners will
hold their April meeting next Fri
day at the court house. Apart from
the usual routine business there is
a possibility of the consideration of
the question of re-districting the
commissioner districts of the coun-
ty under the act passed during the
present session of the Legislature.
1t is understood that sufficient
number of signatures to the petit
ton has been obtained for re-
districing the county, but from all
appearances the whole scheme has
a long and rocky road to travel
before it is finally adopted.
In the first place, the law requires
that the various districts shall be,
as near as possible, equal, on a
basis of population. It is a ques-
ton whether the population of the
new districts as proposed, viz, East
and West Mesaba, will contain each
their proper preparation of popula-
ton to each other, and to the old
districts in the southern part of the
county. Should they not be so
qualified as separate districts there
will be an upheaval in the districts
which include the city of Duluth,
and they will probably have to be
changed in order to make the new
districts conform to the law as re-
CARDS equality of population. Just
how this will strike the commits
sioners now holding office is un-
certain, and it is pretty certain that
the new division cannot be adjust
ed to suit them all, so there is likely
to be some pretty fighting when the
question of defining the limits of
the districts comes up. Moreover,
there is another stumbling block
in the way and this involves the
constitutionality of the law itself
Notwithstanding assurances that it
| is constitutional, one, at least, of
the old commissioners proposes
that the supreme court shall pass
upon thu matter before he's will
agree to any addition to the num-
Der sof the commissioners of St..
Louis county, and visions of in
functions, pending the supreme
court decision, may be seen. It is
proba BILE that suit will be brought
by private citizen in district court
with an appeal following to the SUI
preme court, and possibly an in
junction to prevent the board from
redistricting the county may be OBJ
tanned. 1t will be seen that if the
matter comes up at Fridays meet
ing of the board, all will not be
plain sailing, and it may be many
moons, if at all, before the new sys-
tenn actually comes into operation.
Herald.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-04-05

Tribune those
cultura Journals the following
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tried toge either, ana e,
~ urrsss and Henry. Yeck,yISar,ee Tie;
edefend4nts. fter the evidence wac.
in the cases were ordered to be sub
mitted On briefs, and the arguments:
will be heard April &C. s. $ =
The cases involve the same dis
pute that ie now pending in the
United States courts. When the
territory in which Cedar Island
lake, or Ely lake, is located was sur
veyed, the surveyor guessed at the
area of the lake, and placed it. at
about 1900 acres. Az matter of
fact it is about 500 acres. So be
tween the meander line on the plat
which the surveyor supposed was
the lake shore, and the water line,
which is the actual lake shore, there
are about 1000 acres of good land.
The plaintiff acquired it's title to
fractional lots on the meander line
through government patent, and
claims all of the land between the
line as it shows on the map and the
actual lake shore. The defendants,
however settled on the land that the
surveyor supposed was under the
waters of the lake, and they claim
that it is unsurveyed government
land, not patented. Whether the
patents are to include all of the
acres between the meander line or
the lake is the question involved in
the case.-Herald.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-04-05

w. A. Housed, of Biwabik, was in
the city Wednesday. Mr.. Housed
has disposed of his business inter-
ests and property at Biwabik, and
leaves shortly for Madison, Wis.,,
where he will permanently locate
and engage in business.
Deputy Game Warden Phillips. of
Tower, was in the city Friday.
Louis Glassner, of Biwabik, called
on Virginia friends Wednesday.
Leroy E. Welty, of the Zenith
Paper Co., called on Virginia pa
irons Wednesday.
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Is Up AGAIN.

Judge Cant this morning heard
the evidense in two cases involving
the somewhat celebrated Cedar
Island lake controversy. The Sc
curity Land and Exploration com
pany is the plaintiff in both cases,
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Notice for Publication.

Land Office at Duluth. Mimi. March q, 1901.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his inten-
ton to make final proof in support Of bis
claim. and that said proof will be made before
the Register and Receiver at Duluth, MIMI.
on June Z, 1901. viz,
I. Vim. E. Hannaford who made homestead
entry No. 1896 for the n of sW \ Section q
and N u of NV k::of Section %, Township 81
North of Range 49, W. l..
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz: A.. H.: -s n
John Chesser, Of Virginia, MIMI,
Peter ShipIey,
. FranksW:Nsyer. IS -:-~@
David Beaudoin, 6
" VIM: E culkin. Register
IS, SO
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READY EOR FORK

The Oliver repair crews at this
point were laid off Saturday even
ing, having completed their work
of getting ready for the spring ore
movement This property is ex
pected to be large shipper the
coming season.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-16

An amusing story, which may per
haps he entirely true, is told of n short
sighted but energetic member of the
Russian secret police.
He was walking through n little fire.
quented street of st. Petersburg one
night when he spied high up on a lamp
post a placard.
AHA" he said TO himself, scenting
mischief on the instant and alert for
action. That's one of those incend!ary
notices about his majesty the czarl 1t
must come down at oncew
With some difficulty, being of stout
build, he succeeded in climbing the post
and dislodging the placard. He bore il
TO the ground, and there, peering at 1t
by the light Of the lamp, he read two
Russian words, the English equivalent
for which is the well known legend
wet Paint."-Youth's Companion.