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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-08
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-08
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The Holly chieftain., 1901-03-08

Wednesday, dailics announced the
financial failure Of John +. SearleS,
of New York. one ot the best known
financier> of the country. Mr.. Searl-
e, Visited Colorado a number OF times
in connection with The carly plans Of
tiie Great PlaiIs Water and Storage
company OF which he was the origin
al protector. He has shown deep
interest in the success of the company
and has been one Of the largest and
most willing contributors to its treas
urV. Tho project is Low 50 far along
that the reverse uf a single member
can have no bad effect Oh the cont
poration. The stocks hcld ny .ar.
Seares in ihc Great Plains company
may pass To other hands, but the con
finned deyelopemeni Of The Arkansas
valley through this powerful agency
viii continue without interruption.
The above is the view taken by per
~,li> familiar with the plans OF the
company. General regret is express
ed last evening at the i'll fortune
which has nvertaken one of the friends
m the state and genuine sentiment
WAS expressed that he may rccuup
from his loss. Denver News.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-03-08
REMARKABLE CURE OF RnEuMA-

From the vindicator. Rutherford. y. c.
Tie editor Of the vindicaior hiss had
occasion to test the efficacy of Cham
berialn's Pain Balm twice with the
moei remarkable results in esch case.
Firs.: with rheumatism in the shoulder
from which he suffered -xrruciating
rain for ten dsyk. which was relieved
with two applications OF Pain BALM,
rnohing the par,s afflicted and realis-
ing instant beneti, and entire relief in
n yerv short time. Second, iL rhenmA-
tien in thigh joint n most prosiractinp
h'm with severe pain, which Was re-
li-ved bv two applications, rubbing
with the imminent on retiring at uiRht
sll getting up free from pain. F5r sale
by tkelmai. Bsee,
The Holly chieftain., 1901-03-08

Mrs. c. +. NxnDuesen. of kilbourn
Wis, vas afflicted with stomach troub-
le and constipation for long time
She rays. 81 have tried many prepar-
stions hut none hav" done me the
good that Chamberlain's stomach and
li1-r tablets have" These tablets
are for sale at Ikelnan's drug store
Price. 25 cents. samples free.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-03-08
NoriCe.

Having sold my lumber business tn
w. J. Pratt. all persons knowing
themselves indebted to me are hereby
notified that they must call and settle
within thirty days from the date of
this notice or their accounts will be
placed in the hands OF a collector.
FEBRUARY -. 1901. J. L. WOOD. IT..
The Holly chieftain., 1901-03-08
REESl gEESI

| Will he ready to deliver bees dur
ing the months Of April and May.
Can furnish good strong stands at
from to dollars. Let me know
how many you want.
W. f. TAgBox.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-03-08
LETTER FRoa 4 SOLDIER.
Pekin China. Jan. -, 1901.

10 the Chleilain.
Some months ago started out to be
soldier, about the beginning Of the
didn't much expect To see China. !
Thought | would sec the Philippine
Islands.
enlisted in Kansas Civ and Was
there only short time when was
sent u san Francisco where l stayed
only two weeks 'whsn one morning
infantry. China. AT this time the 9th
regiment iJi left Manila for China,
ETc started on June ; to clean out
those boxers. On June - our ship
clme in the harbor Of Magshi. Japan.
%ncrc we heard hot news Of the war.
The main regiment had taken Taku
with Il number of marin-s. We then
i"ft Japan for fikn, where We were to
land and oycrjakr our regiment. On
three more ddys sail we ca me to Taku
aid the black smoke from different d.
r-ctions WAS risin. from the burning
owns when We came in sight
We landed with our rifles well load
ed aud a hundred rounds in our belts.
There was 2Oj " us recrlits on thi S
march Of our regiment.
W" expected In be attacked al any,
time bat A. the main regiment had
cleaned them up very we'll. the boxers
all had gone for Tien Tsin where the
big regiment had Just got when we
caught ana Joined them: then the fun
began with the long wiggcd boxers.
The next morning after We Joined
our regiment, We made the attack on
T!tn Tsin with "A number OF Englise
and Japanese.
The Germans, French and Russians
were not there until We had cleaned
the city up.
our loss was heavy in this Dattie
but was lucky | was good on dodg-
ing th,pe bloody bullets.
When VIC made the tirst attack and
IliNs 'Al WV. L tipii huo" liz" lSll.
hut | soon got used to this and made
up my mind Ia fight them like dogs.
y flcr a battle or two could shoot
those Chinaman like jack rabbits on
the farm.
Well We soon arrived at Pekin. hav-
ing several hard fights on our march
through rain and mud, without anv
water to drink. We got No dry on those
hot days after the rainy spell that our
lips and tongues would swell up like
hlisters aud our feet were hliStered
from hard walking.
Well we got to Pekin on August lith
and saved our minister and miSsinn2r-
les or what was left Of them. We
We're getting al the boxers Just about
right when one old man-killer plugged
me in the shoulder and laid me up for
and a half, but am all right
n"w and ready for another campaign.
Our loss in China up to this date
was 100 men killed and don't know
how many wounded. Well have seen
and felt how Il few bullets feel while
IN the [. :. army
Every time We got III battle l used
10 think every rollev was nv last but
one trip to the Philippines and bat
tie or two with those negroes and my
three wears is out, ! think ! will have
enough nj army life II il is al like /
have seen.
Sending regards to all who read my
letter.
John William Kocker.
Co h. 9Th U. :. Inft..
The Holly chieftain., 1901-03-08
For The w.at ne-. am, pro.,,.,ion fol,

For The weak ncrs and prost rstion fol-
loN:ng grippe There is nothing 30
Cough Cure. 1nis pre- paraiion is hign-
" endorsed as an un failing remedy for
vi throat and lun, troubles and its
early USE prevents CONSUMPTION. 1t WIS
made /" cnre quickly. lk-Iman Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-03-08

When wr issue this paper. and "te
mora, then we're going to issue anutst-
rr: after thai we're going Ia keep
righ, on iusr like IS" ,Inay> have. hut
make IT n iiirlr betTcr: 50 &c YOU are
thinking Of subscribing. yon are per
tectly safe in doing such. You'li get
your moneys worth.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-03-08
Lit. Oliver Twist. children ... 10

Like Oliver Twist. children ash for
more whom given Ona Minute Cough
Cnre. Mothers endorse it highly for
Group. II quickly cures all coughs and
colds and everv throat "r lnnv toruble
It is \ specific for grippe and asthma
and has long been = well known remedy
lor vhooping cough, For sale by Iksl-
nAA Dsse,
The Holly chieftain., 1901-03-08

- We 90, great scheme. said he:
II shall get rich by il
"A gain" asked his friend. who
knew the usual results nt his schemes,
on. his will pay. I'm going Ia
take large consignment Of mice to
KANSAS and sell them ia salnor keep
crs nj five dollars Il dozeu. pittShuiG
chronicle Telegraph.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-03-08

pv 'aaLI l,vl!nu SIdu,rs pts sslsooa sIno
os,uu'russ IllM OLA .is!SsrIp IiMo ano6
uoIJ oEa-oI.-"N fnH 'paIn. 0OOODt lsAO
'sfwp ussl u! spnoi ua1 tipS turIy .au0Ils
ts'i y1am saE"nI ,n,,, .arloM-iEruoM o,3
.ouat"LoN ANA 'I"s;i pun All &su 10 mi
ollsubu'n 'Su"i1s 'llsM at"tT al 'LaAaIoJ puv
AHses 1nlaii ".h'nQO1 All b - 1IinA roi iI
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The Holly chieftain., 1901-03-08
scsoo, Fnrs,rsre.

can furnish any kind OF School Fur
niture IN every quantity desired.
cheaper than any other house in the
West. Give me a trial.
Gsc. HOLLIS.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-03-08

The editor nf one OF our exchanges
SavS he is n true Christian. a SubStan-
tial pillar OF the church and loves Sa-
cred songs: but when. night after
night. he hears neighbori1g family
that owe, him three wears SubScrip-
iinu singing ".lcsus 'aid 1t All" he
feels like shedding his Christianity
Tor The lime tu go over with club
and receipt their bill in full.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-03-08

February 22nd ought tn nc called
Nation Washing ton Dav.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-03-08

In the excitement Of its boom Sug-
United States money order Ufice.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-03-08

The sugar factory 1T Sugrr tirv has
changed hands Thr National Beet
Sugar runpHmv has sold The plant
l.. 900 acre, of beet lands and all its
other property 10 the National Sugar
Manufacturing COMPANY. uf which
.Iuhn II. Windtrli"r. ui Baltimore.
Md. is general manager.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-03-08

When will the Denver papers ever
lot up on polio" ncws2
The Holly chieftain., 1901-03-08

Navpr SabIn', edition nf the La
Iunta Tribune WIS well edited. and
he gives some up To date idea, concrr-
ming public improve mcnt.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-03-08

An average ui 100 carloads uf Cali
furnin oranges aud v".rta bi"S are
aasSinc through La iuutd daily So
carloads going over tn. ~aut1 f'c last
week This is the greatest number
in IN" history OF the road for thar
length of time. La Junta Tribune.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-03-08
MEDLEY of ITEMS.

A new paper i, si,uu IN be started n
Msuzanula.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-03-08

Fred Frdmeir and George Doolil-
Tie We're granted Il patent on Feb. ~
on AN Improvement on railway mail
cranes. The device removes all dan
ger OF accidents lu men handling the
sacks and should be speedily adopted
by all railroads. Dodge CITY Report
cr Fred Fcldmier is lineinau for the
Postal COMPANY. Il position he has
held for several wears. and is known
rs the most Industrious and comuc-
tent cmpIoyes vi the company.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-03-08

Colorado Springs druggist aivertiS-
Is rattiesnakc Oh FOR sale Whiskey
goes under some queer aliases" in a
prohibition town. Lamar Sparks
The Holly chieftain., 1901-03-08

II is said that the hand that rocks
the cradle is he hand 'nat rules The
.hc world. But how about the hand
Of the man Whose wife makes him
rock the cradle.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-03-08
The st. Louis
Globe 0enocrn :

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T'l->;ty and fs'''gy lr> Markrt Reports
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The Holly chieftain., 1901-03-08
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.
s~ ~. W. MlLFoRD-
THE ATCHISON. TOPEk A
AND SANTA FE
RAILWAY.

GOING WEST.
No. j*-Denver express. la::S1 a. m
Nc. california express + l:25 4. m
No. Mexico and Cali
NJ. J Fast Mail. I..2'j p. m.
i"rnia expreSS......... .... 4:W a. n,
No. SO WAY freight....... 6:3o IL. m
sFlags for passengers for polnts west
q! "a Junta.
Except Sunday.
GOING EAST.
No. S-MeXico and Califor-
mia xpresS.............-..... sl2:o9 p, m
No. 2#-California express. 1870 a. IN
No. Fast Nail. ~ p. M.
No. S4s WAY freight....... $3.50 p. m
't'lass for passengers for points eAs,
of Hutchinson.
Except Sunday.
Train is yeStibulcd train be-
tween Chicago and Denver. 1t car
ries chair cars and Pullmans through
without change.
Trains and are local express
trims and carry first and second class
coaches. tourist sleepers and Pullman
sleepers.
j. e. BRECKoN. Agent.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-03-08

A young lady visiting own dropped
into one of our stores the other dav
and said: 1t is my desire TO obtain
pair Of circular elastic appcndases
capable Of being contracted and eE-
pandcd hv means "f psciilating hurp-
iShcd steel appliances ;hat spirkle.
like part icles II gold leaf sci with Al
ash diamonds. and which are utilized
f"r '.'1pim! II phdi,I ~ lnhli
urrts nf u" lower les. which
innaic d,,icAcN 'n.t]"l' 'r To mr,.-
ton" ,icor-m Wilson jusl llad time
to hand ont a pair .! gartcrs. ah'i
tainted.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-03-08
Teachers Associaf,os.

The Holly Division of the Prnwern
County Teachers Association will
mcat ~ the Assembly Hall in
lEn!ly. March III. nj !. y. NJ.
Music
Invocation
Music
Fiy" minute talks:
Whispering. ng...........A. +. tilasr.
Lazincss ........L. B. Hamlnnn6'.
Carcl->sncs>. . M AdrlIa BilliIrgslra.
Music
Honesty ........... Tnuisa HonSins.
Industry ............ t'rn:k NrGrath
Patunrr 'qrri" H"p''ins.
Music
= ltcn",s' .,...s., Rnsrnhr"n.h.
y fNnrltt's> ....A. :. l.n'd,
Iditie,s. ... .l-nni" =. Mnuvrr.
Music
Tardiness -. Mrs. J. u. Hammond.
The School Room Ethel fIotfn,an.
Enthusiasm ....... Geo. X. Moinyer.
Music
Examinations ............ A. Carson.
The Normal Institute. =. Ida Scott.
Prowers County Schools Mamie Fl.
Exline.
Music
Business Meeting.
Election " OFFICERS.
Miscellaneous Business.
Adtuurnmsnt.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-03-08
Wording 81 hsurs Z Day

Working - Hours a Day
There's no rest for thoss tirsless littlt
w rsers-Dr. Kings Nsw Life Pills.
Millions are always busvs caring Torpid
l's"r. jaun..ice. billiousnes. fevsr 80,
asrs. They Danish sick hsadscsss. !.
dive out malaria. Never grips TT -
weaken. Small. tasts nics. wosk =.
jers. Try them. ~ = Ikslnsa
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-06-13

Idaho, or any other state, are no
protection TO him in our colonial
possessions. In spite of the dogma
of the supreme court, the FREE
Press holds to the belief that n
citizen of the United States does
not cease to be citizen if he hap
pens to emigrate to any other
State, territory or possession under
the jurisdiction of our flag. "Once
a citizen, always a citizen"
The immortal Thomas Jefferson
once said that the supreme court
was the worst enemy Of republican
institutions: "rhey are q corps
of sappers and miners who are al
ways engaged in undermining the
provisions of the constitution"
1t is apparent that Jefferson was
right. Since the rendering of the
Dredd Scott decision; the packing
of the court by President Lincoln
to secure the validity Of the green
back Issues during the civil war;
its partisan action in the Hayes
TiIden .embroglo of 1876, and it,
outrageous decision that the in
come tax is no longer n constitu-
tional method Of raising revenue,
the supreme court has steadily lost
prestige, and its latest decision
giving congress arbitrary power te
legislate for our new possessions
caps the sheaf Of it's iniquity
The constitution is the supreme
law Of the land, greater than con
gress, greater than the executive
and surprising as it may seem Il
some, greater than the supreme
court itself.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-06-13

Fresh hand made chocolat,
cream at theBon Bon 1
A surgical operation is no,
necessary to cure piles. DeWjtt's
Witch Hazel Salve saves all thai
expense and never fails. Beware
OF counterfeits. DR.. Shcalfer and
&. A. Bonebrake.
Fourth of July coming and Won
VIII want a new suit to wear to the
fireman's Ball. Schmadeka +
selling clothing at cost. You
shou Id See his line of suits and
dress pants.
Mr.. W. S. Whedon, Cashier of the
First National Bank, of Wiuterset
iowa, In recent letter gives some ex.
perlence with carpenter in his emn,ov
mat VIII be OF value To other mech,r,cs.
tte says: Il had a carpenter working
Tor me who was obliged 10 ton wmL 70,
several days on account of hs;na
troubled with diarrhoea. l mentioned
20 MN that | had been si,n;lar,y
,,ouhled and that Chamberlaio,s Cello
Sholera and Diarrhoea Remedy had
cured me. lie bought a bottle Off f,o,,,
the druggist here and informed me ,ha,
one dose cured him. and he is ara,u a,
MS WORK FOR sale by all druggists.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-06-13

Judge Steele has susta ined TIE
action Of the county commissioners
Of Nez Perce county in their action
in employing A. A. Cunningham
to expert the county records. 1t
may be remembered that the COM
missioners of this county some
years ago employed the same
gentleman to perform a similar
work for Idaho county, but while
it was in progress u decision Of the
supreme court OF the state was
made in a case from Canyon
county wherein it was decided that
the commissioner of a county had
no authority to incur such expense
without the sanction Of the people
at an election called for the pur-
pose. Thereupon Mr.. Cunning
ham resigned his job. Whether
Judge Steele has over-ruled the
supreme court, or whether the
supreme conrt has reversed itself is
too much for this editor to decide.
AT any rate there is q glaring in
consistency somewhere.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-06-13

So long as our vast fortunes are
built out Of the wrecking OF private
Industries. and trusts, combines
and corporations, with multi
nillionaires of capital, make
corners of the necessaries of life,
the uncertainty, injustice, oppres-
SION and corresponding increase OF
poverty and crime will continue.
Our social and secular life has
darkened our ethical vision until
we fail to see the causes that
underlie the economic and indust-
rial evils that menace our public
peace and prosperity. The cause
OF it all is to be found in the evil
of class legislation.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-06-13

The appropriations made by the
last congress foot up the appalling
total of $3.50, 1855 or . trine
more than two millions q day for
the whole year, Sundays included.
The total number of new govern
ment officers created amounted to
SO, 494. of which 1852 are in the
army, $40 in the navy and 3,772
in the civil establishment. Their
aggregate pay will be $2l $50, 1853.
% per year. As an offsst there
were $50 places abolished, at a
saving of $4S4 453 year. The
number of officials whose pay was
reduced was 80, and the number
whose pay was increased was SIS.
This is one of the penalties o.
Imperialism.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-06-13

the mines, the dividends never fail
and keep a coming and without
any ostentation or display. Our
farmers are the back bone of this
great county after all.
Following is the program for
our commencement exercises to be
held at the school hall, Friday
evening, June IA:
Defamation by Miss Iva Miller,
Tdaho."
Defamation by Miss Lucy
Weber, "Queen Victoria.
REGULATIONS by Dudley Davis,
Pearl Wren, Bessie Williams OF
the 7th grade.
Song by Ira Clayton.
"Rose' drill by ~ girls of the
school.
Delsarte drill by primary de-
partment.
Song by Zena Patterson.
Recitation by Herman Yates.
Two choruses by the school.
Duet by Will Hayden and Ira
Clayton.
| Presentation of diplomas and
Baccalaureate address by Rev.
Kirkhope.
Mrs. Jerome will preside at the
organ. The public is cordially
invited.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-06-13
Address to the University.

Before the graduating class of
the law school OF the University OF
Colorado, Hon. Moses Hallet, dean
Of the law faculty and federal
judge at Denver, delivered an
address in which he criticized the
present attitude of the government
with regard to the Philippines,
closing with these words:
"And SO it appears that the
powers Of earth and air are again
arrayed, as they have always been
arrayed, against the cause OF civil
liberty. The spectacle presented
j. that of nation in rebellion
against absolute power and achiev-
ing it's independence Of such power
by force of arms; afterward gov
eminent established in protest
against absolute power and pro-
Tossing to rule only by the consent
of the people and according to
their will, an autonomous govern
ment which claimed only the right
OF self-rule for the people and dis
claimed authority in other lands
and over other people. Such was
the United States of America at
the end of the 18th century. One
hundred years later the same
nation and government in total
disregard of the principle on which
it was established, repudiatine
every declaration of authority on
which it came into power, with
shameless perfidy takes into its
possession other lands and peoples
with intent to rule them absolutely
and with the power Of the sword.
so feet the works of men,
Back to earth again.
"This nation. baptized in thu
blood of freemen a century bach
and dedicated to the cause o
liberty for men, now crumbles int
the slough of despotism, anothe
ruin on the sands of time to mari
the course of mans inhumanity t.
man."
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-06-13
The Porto RICO Decisions.

When the slave power in the
earlier days secured the famous
Dredd Scott decision from the
Z. S. supreme court, sanctioning
the capture and return Of fugitive
slaves to their owners they thought
that the anti-slavery cause had
received it's final quietus. But in
the evolution of time the power of
prblic opinion asserted itself, and
that decision is now blot upon
the escutcheon of the highest
judicial tribunal in this country.
1t is not far-fetched cry to pre-
dict like outcome of the decision
in the Porto Rico cases, recently
decided. The logical Interpretation
OF these decisions is that q citizen
of these United States ceases to be
a citizen if he happens to reside in
Alaska, Porto Rico, Hawai-. or the
Philippine Islands, and the pro-
visions of the constitution which
apply to him in New York, or
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-06-13
Sites News
rpxts
IStites Register. I


w. II. Plummer, a Spokane
lawyer who is largely interested in
Dixie mining property, was in our
town Tuesday ON his way to that
camp.
The district school election held
here last Monday to elect three
trustees for the ensuing year
elected +. NJ. Powers, J. B. Shultz
and A. w. Batr.
A new mail schedule which
went into effect June l, in accord
ance with which, Stuart will be
dropped from route No. 10000
and the mail will be carried to
Sites by train.
Grev.ng, the Keuterville mer-
chant, has started the erection of
his large store building and in
another three weeks Sites will
have one of the largest merchan-
disc stores in Idaho county.
]. A. Whitaker and family, of
Elk City, who have been visiting
in Spokane for some time, stopped
over in Sites Tuesday night ON
their way home. Mr.. Whitaker
is one of Elk's enterprising bust
ness men and while in Spokane
left an order for large stock of
general merchandise.