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Evening journal., 1901-01-22
Fire Caused by Cas sfove

Fire caused by gas stove VAS dis-
covered at ll.30 o'clock last night in
the tailoring establishment OF J. ~.
Gibney. over Almonds grocery store,
southwest corner of Eighth and Mall
ket streets. An alarm was turned I'm
from box no. Z. and the fire was soon
eXtinguishsd by the district chemical
engines with but q small loss.
Evening journal., 1901-01-22
Ney Yori'. Ta1alIe VnllrtIon..

Albany JAM 22-The total vaua.
tion OF real and personcl property I'm
this state subject to taxation durir
the fiscal year 20 coiHSrrnca Oct l.
1901, is S5,75l5l20l5. as compared
with SIS 5ec 20fl55 for The current
fiscal year pho total valuation OF real
property is S50lo 460.791. as ctmrarod
with @4Sl3.l.y25o. andoip personal prop
etty @5l0.o5l.lS, as compared win
Sl4S.42fs3S here has therefore brca
an increased valuation o. zeal property
and decrease in the valuation of per-
sonal propoi.5 THE net increase.
however has been Slg0HJ5Sl7.
Evening journal., 1901-01-22
Teacher Chareed WithilItuaInar.,e

Berlin, Jan. ga special dispatch
from Konitz 90 the Voasische Zeituns
says: A public school teacher has
been arrested as the long sought muir
derer Of the boy Winter. said to have
been victim of ritual murder In the
lobby of the icichstag yesterday this
statement wa corrohoratCd. and The
further statement was made that the
murderer had confessed, but this, if a
fact, is still b ut sn official secret NO
other Berlin pes has similar advice.
Evening journal., 1901-01-22
Ho,v b -. IL Il. I.nnl.

During the present cold and uip
season one hundred and thIrty-threa
Thousand seven hundred and twenty
eight boxes Of Laxative Bromo-Qui-
nine have been purchased by the fol-
loving Wholesale houses OF st. Louis.
Meyer Eros. Drug Co.. Monitt-West
Drug Co., and j. S. Mcneil Drug Co.
Evening journal., 1901-01-22
now N Coos in New Ynrl,

During The present cold and grip
season siAty-cisht thousand eight mum
dred and eighty boxes of Iaxative
Bromo-Quiuine have been purchased
hy tha following Wholesale houses 60
Now York McKcsson & Robbins Max
3 Her Charles n. Crittenton & Co.. o..
H ladvin. Henry Kline g. Co. and
Hrucn RiChcy co.
Evening journal., 1901-01-22
Lon I1 Gnes in nnstnn

During the present cold and grip
season thirty-hve thousand two hum
dred and elghty boxes of Laxative
Bromo-Quinine have been purchased
by the following Wholesale drug
houses of Boston: Gilman Bros. and
Eastern Drug Co.
Evening journal., 1901-01-22
UlKiO8l MsA biBiT INJURED
Fouai at Bellevue Station With His
Head Crushed

AT @ o'clock this morning an unknown
white man was found lying near the T..
w. a =. Railroad tracks 600 bellevue sta-
tion in an unconscious condition
lie was brought io This city and taken
from tho French street station 90 the
Delaware Hospital in the phoeny amhu-
lance. lhe man is stih unconscious and
his condition is serious.
Evening journal., 1901-01-22
old naiIwar nlnn Reslgns

Alexander jones to-day res Wed as
a motorman in the employ of the Will
mingtcn CITY Railway Company 30 ace
cept a more lucrative position in Trau-
ton. Mr.. Jones had been ia the em-
nloy of the railway company for more
than fifteen years
Evening journal., 1901-01-22
Y. NJ. G.. A. Bows VII Dine

Tn the rooms of the Young MEMS
Christian Association this evening, the
members OF the White membership
cam viii dine the members of the Ma
room team. c. r.. Tibbitts VIII deliver
an address after the dinner.
Evening journal., 1901-01-22
Whist IA, ers IN nfeer

In Baltimore on February p and 20
the fourth annual meeting OF tIe. ATT
lanuc Whist Association VIII be held.
II, Il. Fulenwoider and J. Ernest Smith.
ol this City, are president and vice.
president respectively, of the assoc.a-
don.
Evening journal., 1901-01-22

"sftitr sare anPrOs creisi offle ffristamn s
oUr Federal tOs is upon 6lc
election ofscli D. Edward A,sdirIls 10 represent
our stale il tle Senne Gtie tniic sas
tie waters ol tr river ''ry W tilr upon
Bed rather Ginn Iinte State siirr ae ign0miniS
snc ds-Emrciul repreNe1stutioa.-gEocp w. dsausc.
ViccErcSlen OftLie ssarnR HEoil.ng,ssOrth COMPANY
Evening journal., 1901-01-22
- -. |. 80

Mss Anna harplass diQl at hee
home IN Ashland yesterday OF general
uephity, IN hel scvcnty-lnth year, She
was the eister cl Jlhu ShGrpiecs o
nour mill operator and owner there.
lhe family cne cf the oldest in
Pcunsy
Evening journal., 1901-01-22
nieh or ~. anrn.inn.

1irs. Ida Beldeid who resided OF No.
sos Maryland avenue died yesterday
afternoon of consumption Interment
~ili be made in Riveryiew Cemetery
ON Thursday afternoon at . O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1901-01-22

'Blr GuDii, hnnesf respectable gilstantnI
mess ncm believe illai So Is tlsr paramount duaN
Ac2fsiaauTe ap defeat AGdirls lspOrf-
amce c0nics t!le election 0rtWO Republican,
der no condition issst tc pubiir esre for
60ton r lRle of iirs Importance y. Caucslc
President or the Nuona EnmIs of Wilmington aud
lisandy wine.
Evening journal., 1901-01-22

spraiUna as business imam. WOuid rather have $40
senut0r t ' tiiai have AddcEg Interests
Woi0 hc c0lser ei nuc hetaer ley ille
otilcr Statcs D yyit. M flle regreSeli-
saiivr. Ris elevation 60 sci q position nlcu-
ace ssi tcfrieu ile business Whining
ton --soiH fiucr0at Secretary auu superintendent or
tle 5osculi ErarrEOft's SONS Company.
Evening journal., 1901-01-22

Railway Company Plans New Route
The DUPONT street line of the VIII
miugton City Railway Company is TO
be operated in conjunction with the
Front street line. Cars viii be run I'm
Front TO Walnut TO Fifth. to Spruce.
90 Eleventh.
Evening journal., 1901-01-22
JUDGE COCHRAN IS SICK
80 Session OF city Court Held This
Morning

Morning
Owing Go lhc illness of Judge Cochran.
There was mo- session off city court this
morning.
lhero were but two cnsos Go De hoard
John icaia. larceny oi 3d. and Sarah H.
Smith, assault aui battery, both of which
were continued until Tomorrow morning
A number of cases were heard before
Judge Cochran last night. James
Ralston. ~of near Iron Hill. who was
arrested on Friday on the charge Of
passing q worthless check on William
Davidson, of Fifth ana King streets
for Si5, waived q hearing and gave
$500 bail for upper court
Evening journal., 1901-01-22
1vnl Lecfure IN Rows

G. II. Ti1bids wil lecture Co iae
junior pe1arlment u the s. ri. g. A.
en- Saturday nisht en- Tie subject "O,er
.Ac snowy Range"
Evening journal., 1901-01-22
NO LAGGlNG OF INTEREST
The Evening Journals Scholarship Contest Seems 10
Keep The Attention Of The People

w. IT, Gray. Clayton Del........ 655
Burton Heal 419 East Tenth..... COO
j. w. Galloway. 6I1 S. Harrison. 5S3
Homer Jester, S02 Chestnut. ....... 75G
Robert Connor. 311 Head street.. ASS
wallace X. Cannon. 1910 B street $50
George Raymond. li04 Piue....... 458
LOWS Moore, 4l9 East Ninth .......4 am
hercp Ahoumrian, 81 West .... 32l
j.. D0lan, 23l Broome. ............ 25=
William Skelly 2500 West Third. 2i'
Bert Nutter. 2927 Madison ....... 22i
q. Shakespeare SOB S. Jackson. .... 230
Iacklon Dcason. 1903 East lfth l65
David w Mason, 1905 Poplar,.... 1sl
Prank Hewlett. New Castle ..... l4'
Jos. J.. Raymond si5 Madison. lGi
u. Roy Grimes $50 Vandever ave- Oh
Percy Boulton, 1915 Spruce. e........ Ga
10. - sIoeum 4li West E'gRh.... 81
g. - Buck 2ii6 West 1Sth...... 80
c.. H. Ryan, 292 West........... 81
J. 70 Merrill 725 2. Slxth...... ri
p. r. Needs, 312 Chapel ......... 81
hcu R. Drew. 1880 Front. ......... "a
Florence Peters, ia French..... "a
Evening journal., 1901-01-22
To Cure "a cold =, ono nav

Take Laxative Dromo Qu1 ne t,blets.
Ali druggists refund the h.oi-l II Il
fails to cure. d. ~. Groves e,ature
is on each box. 25c.
Evening journal., 1901-01-22
PROTESTS AGAINST ADDICES

"EfRill AdAics CD fiie bistcr cna VIII do ag i u,s
power 90 Ifn IRl,ifs faae orQghcrs cngngca
in tAc war s0r drccut politics nesns boeAislii
nited Slntes semasu3' gullorn or BWinols.
Evening journal., 1901-01-22

CoWca, Isle OF Wight Jan. .22.-Anoth-
CT day in tho VictOrin era, now so rap
idly drawing 90 q clgse, passed without
any great change in the condition Of
Queen Victoria. The slight improve
ment so frequently mentioned In the
official bulletins merely indicates
postponoment of the inevitable The
end may be q matter OF days or only
OF hours but the members of the royal
iamily who are now dragging out a
weary visit at Osborne House know
that the death of her majesty is merely
a question of a short time
The most noticeable feature of yes
terday was the satisfactory portion the
queen spent I'm consciousness which
she reeainod early in the afternoon
end atill retained &C no .. m At that
hour she had not seen Emperor Will
lam, local umors 20 the contrary not
withaianding. Royalty at Osborne thus
had q chance 20 recupCrate from the
terrible ordeal undergone during the
carly hours of Monday The press cor
respondents We're informed that the
members OF the royal family were
called TO room adjoining the queens
bcdchamher no less than four times
yesterday morning and were kept In
momentary expectation of being sum-
moned TO witness the end up TO $3.50
p. m. Her maiestys physicians then
had only q yestige Of hope that they
v1uld be ahtuet0 keep the queens fees
ble iiie in existence until the Prince
OF Wales arrived
To SECURE this result they resorted
60 the frequent use of brandy ana
champagne. These siimulants. used TO
Evening journal., 1901-01-22

Robert SHAW win exhibit two pic
tures ct 90 the AmericanWa.cr Coo so-
cietys exhibition ia New Ycrk next
month.
Evening journal., 1901-01-22

'i'Eld nd y cOueers clossE having voiced
srntlncst gi ribulc aedfr fss fGc
semnfc. Vc arc rOslisiglS opposed ug colri-
promise '7ltii Aic matter who sEsc mar
0iiR g. satcr1ntr. 8irr President amel gscferg
manager orthe Remington 7EaciiIe Company.
Evening journal., 1901-01-22
Ihe Worst Was Expected at Any Moment and Members
Of the Royal Family We're Assembled ia
the QaeeR'S BedchambeT
DIED AT 10 O'CLOCK TO-DAY
Her Majesty Kept Alive Yesterday by
Frequent Use OF Brandy and
Champagne

Special Dispatch to Evening Journal.
New York. Jan ga special cable
gram from london announces the
death Of Quen Victoria. Dissolution
took place at 10 o'c!ock this morning.
Evening journal., 1901-01-22

Cut the coupon from to-day's paper
and vote for your fayorite.
These scholarships the Evening
journal is about to give away have
q worldwide reputation. and some Of
the brightest ens.neers and chemists
and other scientific men have gradu-
oled from the international Corre-
sponlence Schools.
I'very contestant should bend HIS
energies in attempting Co win one Of
these scholarships as o. chance liNe
this seldom comes to youn3 man on
woman.
The contest IS cpen to any young
man or woman uader 30 years Oh age.
Note early and often.
Tho vote to-day is MS follows.
Evening journal., 1901-01-22

No charge for headlines
or signatures
The Holly chieftain., 1901-02-15

While other towns in the valley
have been out Of coal for several
weeks owing to the strike, through
the cominendable energy Of our deal
er, Geurx~ Hollis. Holly has been
amply supplied. He WAS out Of coal
for few days This week but YES
terdav received one sar from Trinidad
xnd two from Kansas, and everybody
having been pretty we'll supplied,
there vas no suffering In consequence.
Now that shipments have been start
ed again and the strike 10 about over,
there 10 no danger OF coal famine
hsnceforth.
The trustees OF the Presbyterian
church sav they are ready to begin
work on the new building, and that
anyono who wishes to donate any
labor towards the enterprise can have
the opportunity.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-02-15
Dads oId Pssfs.

When dad has worn his pants out
they pao IN brother John,
Then mother irius them round
abnu, anc " iiIian puts them on.
When Williams legs too long have
grown the trousers fall TO hide EN-,
Walter claims them for his own. and
hides himself inside 'em.
Next Sans tat legs thev close In
vest, and xhrn thev wont stretch
tighter.
They're TUNED and shortened up
for me the writer.
Ma works EN- up in caps and fugs,
when I have burst the stitches;
Doomsday, ne shall see perhaps.
The last OF dads old britches."
The Holly chieftain., 1901-02-15

Molera Woednea d America. No. ne
renS. C. c: II. d. CRIT. c.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-02-15
THE ATCHISOE, TOPEKA
AND SANTA FIX
RAILWAY.

AMI SAN IA IN
RAILWAY.
GOING WEST
No. 5'-Denver express. 1890 4. m
No. l-California express. l:25 u. m
No. Mexico and Cali
No, 3-Fast Mail. l........... LIS p m.
fOrnia exprcSS........ -. 400 y. m
No. s3!-Wav freight. $50 :. m
'Flags for passengers for points west
Of La Junta.
Except SUNDAY.
ooINo EAST.
No. sMexico and Califor-
mia express................... sl2:0a p. m
No. 2'-California express. 1890 =. N
No. Fast Mail. AZ p, m.
No. s4.-Wav freight. ...s $50 p. N
'FlaFs for passengers for points east
Of Hutchinson.
Except Sunday.
Train S Ia = vestibuled train be-
tween Chicago and Denver. 1t car
ries chair cars and Pull llmans through
without change.
Trains and are local express
trains and carry first and second class
coaches, tourist sleepers and Pullman
sleepers.
J. c. BRHcxoE. Agent.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-02-15
csssaisspe Heeeiss.

A meeting Of the Holly Cantalonpe
association will be held in Holly on
Saturday February ., for the pur-
pose Of making corrections or changes
10 the bylaws and discussing other
matters Of importance to the grow.
erx
The Holly chieftain., 1901-02-15
E.r.nl experiment.. .lo~ tbs, II

E,r,hi s1yeilmrnts sliow thsi I'll
cs...''f '""f' my hc,rnj lriti. di-
y's''r' n:.ILi.I rsii. 4 "iul
DSs, siH f,,,. NJ l'.ilstI,. 3, d.
3 - Z" nat ,out., A, il j. H.. nlv
,"r"i 'rl,inu uf,ll the Ya'rral Giresrant
,v.r 'vhti H.. dtmsnI 10, i, has he
'Or hroin ons. II has ever failed to
'ns" he ''rv ~'rs' rsss oi indigestion
snd it has slwsss Eiveh Instant relief
IkslAAn 1ros-
The Holly chieftain., 1901-02-15
SEED. s.rv,,. or.., c.,a.

\ Nes York experimenter has bee,
trying the effect Of very low tsmpers.
lures on seeds. Seeds of peas, ost,.
barley and wheat we're kept for sev-
eral houra 1t III degrees below ,ero-
that ls what he says-for ITO hours.
After being thswed out and planted
the seeds grew all right. There SCENE
10 be no further cause for alarm over
freezing 'seedt. We seldom have II a,
low Is sl2 deEtees below zero for ne
snvss at time. even in Dakota
The Holly chieftain., 1901-02-15
Hvs.ySsAy ssys se.

casetreta Candy Csthartlc, tho mos. Won.
Aerfu medical discovery of the age. p cas-
ant snd refreshing 70 the taste, sct gently
and positively on Kidneys, liver and bowels,
cleansing the entire eystem, disiCl colds,
and biiinusness. Please buy and try box
Of {. C. G.. today; 10, H. 70 centa. Sold and
guaranteed 70 cure By ali drugIists.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-02-15
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

II. A. Pettee went TO Lamar yes.
tcrday.
Miss Anna Cores went to Garden
City on No = Yesterday.
Standard Patent -four warranted,
VI. IS per caI.. II Whites.
l.. 5. Wilson, OF Lamar, agent for
the Singer Sewing Machine IS in town.
Bert Finley and Zack Taylor, OF
Granada. came down on No Xednes.
dag.
J. 81. Watson, one Of Baca countY's
cattle kings, was doing business in
Holly SATURDAY..
II. =. Horst returned Monday from
Manzanola. having resigned his po.
sition as station agent.
This once turned OUT q lot Of print
ed stationery this week for Our new
lumber dealer. ". J. Pratt.
]. n. Koons, salesman for the
Richar rd -Connoyer Hardware Co.. Of
Kansas ity. is in town today.
JEFF Smith lost another horse !axt
Sunday. making d loss OF Ave head for
him during the fali aud winter.
F. W. and Bert Tuttle went to
to Raca County Wednesday to look
after sotne cattle that Ed has down
there.
WIN. Simpson went to Cripple
Creek Wednesday t. visit his family.
who are conducting q restaurant
there
{. l.. Mcpherson drove up to Ora.
NADIA last Friday to attend y lawsuit
before Justice Stewart in which nc
was Interested.
+. W. Wilson. OF Chicago, has pur.
chased an 10 acre farm north
OF Holly and will immediately erect u
large residence thereon.
FOX SALE.-Forty. five large white
last springs turkeys. 20 gohblers. 25
hens. at NV farm II miles nnrthwrst
OF Holly. PETEK Sw ANsEN. y.
Tier" IL. .l~~yr .,si ger Ia nriuv tun,i.
trrf-i'. :" u. VIM. Wi,.l, li.s. Salv..
The originals y safe and r-rtsin cure.
for piles. I, les -,n'',iuS SD healing
Ik~lnsn Br~.
J. $. hennwcth hauird car Of
corn oIt ,n his farm this week Mr..
Chcnuwc,h Is engaged in hoy raising
on an extensive scale and Is doing
quite we'll. He ships 10 Denver and
for his last shipment. made abnu, two
weeks ago. he received s5.25 per cwt
for his hogs.
The Ami,r Land CON pany draws
water nom the Arkansas River fnr
the Amitv and Buffalo canals. These
canals have the priority oyer most
bitches in the valley. and on top of
this the ct'.npIny has given to every
farmer under canals II water insurance
policy, hy storing waller In reservoirs
for Use In times ShcE the river cannot
snpplt 1t.
Mt. Joseph Sperry is rapidly cunv;l-
lrscing from .n attack II brown
sai'cr>.' II !. largely Through the
'tr in l"ratiga;,.' rYf ,rts %: his srv.p
n'iseS. '"' ~: heah nurses, Vidal.
- ,.nnll. ard ..llen. that the results
have hctn brought about: He so iar
has n"r :onnG II nect Ssary to take Il
suhcu'aneous injection Of piycero.
phosphate OF sodium To keep fresh
The Holh oxygen aids the purpose
Just Is veil - ''''.'
The Holly chieftain., 1901-02-15

For ths veal ness .ni pr.,i,.noa tG.
l"siss sripr- thrre is nu,hins -.
prompt sud effective ~ Oar A,nn..
'~ngh Cuse. i'ris preparation 10 t,t,
" sadossed - an 10 fsilins .ss,w.. sur
I'll shFaas ssA tnaA ssoahlss ssd 10
early as prsvsoes eonsasspsi~s. Il ~
wa6ts 4. oass sa.s.kl1. ikslssss Ases.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-02-15

Carrie Nation has sent notice
to the saloon men and druggists OF
La Junta that she will arrive about
March LIST with her Ratchet brigade
and proceed to give them . touch Of
Kansas high life.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-02-15
org. II eAs vs..

The ordinary folding fan was iH-
ventsd In the seventh century By Q
japanese artdse. who derived tie fdse
efe0 vstoA2a6 ~ einsiAe - vim
The Holly chieftain., 1901-02-15
MEDLEY Of ITEMS.

ditch 10 supply cistern>.
count Tuis,u!, the Yrea, RuAstsn
novelist, is seriously III.
las AHmas is to have all electric
plant in the near future.
The !ateAt industry talked OF for
Rocky Ford is uoolen mill.
Out in California they grow every
thing ''particularly Iasy."
4 farmer. institute will be held In
Las Animas, February is, 10th.
The Santa Fe has added = tin~are
department TO their ahops st Topeka.
Arrangements are being made To
hold farmers institute At Lamar soou.
The dryncss in TOPEKA Is causing
much talk on the irrigation subject.
The Milan, No., Republican heads
lis marriage notices. sentenced :or
life
Count Smolianof1 inventor ofsnnke.
less powder has been sent 10 the work
house.
sugar CITY Herald SAYS it is with out
foundation that Pat Grove is hiding
In that vicinity,
The Crew-Beggs large dry goods
house OF Pueblo burned to the gr'und
last Thursday night.
The Granada Times SAYS there arr
two stone dwellings under consttuc-
tlon At Frv bargerto~n.
Rob'. ". Steele. the fist terri,nris
governor Of Colorado, died at his home
in Colorado Springs Thursday last.
The Las AninsS Democrat says thc
Lamar Register is on the sick list
Quinine. BROTH! Merrill, Quinii,.
Fowler hss organized = busincs.,
club for the purpose Of cultivation Of
public and other ncedful qualities.
The Sugar City Herald 10 trying t.
teach the La Junts and Rocky Ford
political leader how 10 run county AZ
fairs.
Fred Harvey, the Santa t'e caterer
and owner OF the KY ranch, died a,
his home in Leavenworth, Kansas,
Sunday.
Manlanola has organised new st.
cicty called the white winss" 1t
has keen described rs the never grow
weary OF resting"
The Rocky Ford Republican seems
to have been very creditanly
sn.wc cred concerning the Bent Coun.
ty Democrats snow blizzard
4 mans religion isn't worth much
unless it can illuminate his :acr,
swee,en every word, elevate rv-fy
action and make life divine.
Count Bonl C2Sieline aud Andrew
Carnegie seems 10 be citizens OF Holly,
Al least their names appear In The
local personal items of the Cheiftain,
Lamar Register.
Holly may not have any counts as
citizens, but it IS very plain from the
above that Lamar has some discounts
as editors
Carrie Nation has sent notice
to the saloon men and druggists OF
La JuntA that she will arrive about
March LIST with her Ratchet brigade
and proceed to give them . touch Of
Kansas high life.
E'r,hi tIpeImrnts rloW thxi Ill
cssr'" "f '"'f, my lc,o mi lriei, d.
r'.n't'A ln:!i"Ii.' tsl,.d u,ul
The Holly chieftain., 1901-02-15
Par1ers' Asesiaa.

A meeting VI the farmers Wss held
, Saturday At the school hail. which
was well attended The matter Of
securing help for thinning and weed
Ing OF beeu WAS discussed and the
conclusion reached that it would be
necessary % import lAborers to do the
work. Chairman A. L. johnson was
authorized TO appointa committee Of
i've farmers whose dutv it would b.
to ascertain the number Of laborers
required In their respective neighbor-
hoods and report same 70 the Amert.
can Beet Sugar company st Rocky
Ford By March LIST. The COMMITTEES
appointed ARE August r. Buck, David
Avers, 4. l. Jnghsm. n. Hopkins and
A. L. ,Johppn.. =. @ 49,. : "
After the beet question was dh-
posed Of the question Of growing
cabbage was brought up, and letter
from David Cannon on this subject
was read by +. W. Montgomery. Mr..
Cannon maintains ths. = profitable
market for all cabbage grown in this
vicinity can be found In Texas, Indian
Territory and Oklahoma. whore
practically no cabbage Is grown. He
believes it would prove'a very profit
able crop TO the farmers here - the
superior quality Of the cabbage grown
here has been we'll established.
This subject Will be further dis
cussed xt the cantsloupe meeting on
the 23rd.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-02-15

SuxpAY SCHOOL EVERY SUNDAY Al
~ 10 90 A. n. q ths school house.
- VIZ. NcG!.AsHRH Rspt.
NJ. Z. CHURCH. Service, r.s:. 's:,, .:c
bath, ut - =. u. and 1:1s p. n.
AS. ROLDkN, Pastor.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-02-15

fs 1rssA hssnAssr fer sAs M..ksa
Washington Special Chicago Jour
nA: A company has besn formed IN
Eastern Norway, for the breeding Of
reindeer in large numbers. The CON.
Dany has already purchased $500 deer,
paying $500 Tor them. ana intends IA
rapidly increase the herd to 1000.
When this number has been reached
1t will be possible to kill 1.0ee . yeax
without diminishing the total. The
carcass Of the reindeer will bring
about $3.50. and the meat 10 in demand
all over France. Germany aad Bslgiun.
In order to prevent the Elutting of the
market during the winter season q
canning factory has been started in
connection with the farm. The com
pAny has beasht about sixty square
nilss OF villa mountain land, and Il
agurinE upon becoming very rich with
in q comparatively short time. rAa
company 10 located at Tslemarken, snA
Nils Bohnen. one Of the teachers Of tAs
PsoSls's HigA School q at the hsaI
Of 1t.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1901-02-23
MEET IN ASHLAND.
Delegates from the LOngshoremen
and Lake Carriers.


Delegates from the Longshoremen
and Lake Carriers. i
The longshoremen held a. meeting
Sunday afternoon at Gilley's hall, at
which the following were elected dele
gates to the joint meeting of the lake
carriers and the lumber handlers, which
takes place in Ashland: on Tuesday
next: Gordon O'Neill, Moses LIE Fevre
and T. J. Ultican. It was expected
that the delegates will leave on Mon
day morning, but telegram was re-
ceived from Edward Hines, Of Ashland,
chairman Of the committee in charge Of
the meeting, that, on account Of some
Of the, carriers from the lower lakes
not being able to reach Ashland In
time, the meeting would be postponed
one week. .,. -, b .ysss... -.e.,...... /
The local delegates were given no in
structions. The longshoremen are
looking forward to a. splendid season,
basing their prediction on. the many
large sales that have. been made in the
past few weeks. Last year could be
called but fair. -. ..,. 4rs,.t /
Among the lumber carriers who are
sure to be at the meeting next Tuesday
is o. w. Blodgett, of Bay City. The
union men consider, him their best
friend, as he has been; most fair in the
past, and is always willing to- do any.
thing in his power to avert trouble be.
tween the handlers and the carriers.