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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-19

There is no s,1rer indication Of the ap-
,,roach of Christmas than the Santa Claus
letters which begin every year carr! III
December to pour into the Dispatch once
TO be forwarded to Old Santa. tor zen
DAYS the letters have been coming 70 th's
office. and yesterday nearly 100 were re-
ceiyed A large batch Of them are printed
below. and there will be an instalment
every day for several DAYS the last 10
appcar on Sunday if possible. The boys
and girls must bear in mind that SANTA
Claus reads the Dispatch. every line. and
that he pays particular attention to thelr
letters. Here they so.
Richmond Va. December 18TH l9o2
Dear Santa,-I have been good llttie
girl and would like for you TO bring me
something this is what WOULD IKE 70
have, some picture books book bag pair
of gloves large doll game candy and
nuts please don't forget my mamma and
papa. ] am your little girl,
LENA I-ARKINS.
No. 2417 Darlington street city.
90 Harrison street
Dear Santa Claus,-Flease bring me
Purhy football, some wooden soldiers,
O boat, horn. ard some popcrackers
Your little friend.
NELL HERSMAN.
222 Harrison street
Dear Santa Claus-I am a good girl so
please bring me doll and carriage: a
.a.le and tea-set and chair for my dolly
and thank you dear Santa Claus.
JULIA HERSMAN.
Dear santaclause-O EN- a little girl
sust years old / have no mother end
I EN- living with my grandparents and my
rrandpapa has been sick for 10 weeks.
nry n
come to see me at 1922 Beverly street so
CIV ANNIE RUTH PETT1s-
Henrico Co, Va,
December Is. 1902
Near Santa Clause.-Please bring me
somc things ] want a train Of cars and
/. sIe,yh Some candy and some nuts and
some IRE works.
'osAAo GEO. DIETRICH.
Nine-Mile Road Va.
Henrico Co., Va.
December 10th. 1902
~..- Santa Clause.-I am a little boy
don.t want tioll-baby but l want
A,o.o,nne3e q train OF cars 4 tool chest
md some popcrackers.
ALLEY DIETRICH,
Nine-Nlile Road. Va.
Dear Santa Clause-l am a nice niue
boy with pretty curls Please bring me
q y.nar tree full OF pretty things Fiddle
md Doe a Magic Lantern with pictures
a TIarmonica Large Steam boat that
nil, burn Alcohol to make 1t sail on water
large Rugby Leather foot ball. norm
some IRE works and plenty OF good things
to eat and will be q fine large boy.
Remain Your Little Boy
HORACE LYNwHOD DORsAM.
Address. Church Hill
d.a, snn,, clause = want you to bring
xns hobby horse and train that will
run by itself and two little pug dogs and
q grinding organ a pound OF candy.
SUE KITCHEN.
Corner west and rome street.
Petersburg.
oeas Santa Clxnee.-PleAse bring me
49,. Automobile. and, = d.nond Ring,
49, Want much don't you forget the
SsoE. EVELYN HARRIS.
04k n. Ninth street.
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Richmond. Va, Dec. 1s, 1902

Richmond. Va, Dec. 16, 1902.
Dear Santa Clause,
I am a little boy yrs old I was born
the day that Nc Henley got elected the
second time and was named after him
so I think you might bring me the pref
test wagon in the store
Your little boy
MCKINLEY BAKER
No 2o9 18th st.
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Richmond, Va, Dec. Is.

Richmond, Va, DEC. 10.
| Dear santa claus bring me a go cart
| bring me a doll trunk bring me horn
| foxv grandpa book Christmas tree a
| doll baby doll house a doll bed some
| candy and nuts
| Your little girl
CARRIE M. FRANCK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-19

Richmond Va
Dear Santa Clause.-I am little boy.
+ will be 3 years old In January, ana
I want YOU TO bring me nice Shuf,y. Z
CONTINUED ON NINTH PAGl1
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NELLIE ANDREW 5.
1902 It'll street,

Dear SantacIaus,-I am a little girl
years old I go to school ana this is my
first letter I would like you to bring ms
a christmas tree doll baby with brown
cyes dressed in white silk. sewing
machine a doll house and a set of dishes
and q cradle and a chair. This is AL
went.
Your little friend
KATIE ANDREWS.
39o2 It'll street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-19

doll baby trunk I want you to bring me
pair of vases want you to prlhe me d
cun and saucer want you to bring me
2 teaset, and a work box l want you 70
bring me a rattle box for the oaoy
want YOU to bring me some candy ana
nuts. | want you to bring me tnat s'a''u
1T the store with a dore and drawer
want YOU to bring me tub and WASH
hoard in 1t. that is all I want you 10
bring me so I will close but | am gong
to nut a Christmas tree SO VIII sign
NV name please bring me something.
ANNA MAY CRANDALL.
NV age in 9 years Old mark our names
on our boxes please do orlns me
somethin.
Darvlls. Va. Dec. 10.
Dear Old Santa Claus,--1 will write you
a few lines to let you find out what
want for Christmas I want you to bring
me a doll baby dressed in pink. And
want you to bring me piano and want
Won to bring me a pair OF vases ana
want YOU to bring me a stove ana pipe
And I want you to bring me the United
States flag. And I want you TO bring
me a knife fork and spoon l want you 70
bring me a cup and saucer l want you
to bring some raisins and some candy and
some apples And I am seven years Old.
Bye bye Old Santa Claus. from
BESSIE LOUISE CRANDALL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-19

Dear Santa CIaus,-PeaS birs my pop
HON he gou TO Washin. bling some tsbis
some dishes some baby corage and souaA
candy for baby.
MAMIE WEYMOUTH,
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Master ARCHIBALD HUTCHEoN.

NV dear Santa
Plea bring me base ball and bat, a
soldier suit, drum. gun and orange. and
plenty Of candy and nuts. III go TO pea
soon and be a good boy if you will prom
ise to remember.
Master c. NORBERT CAUGHY.
2l9 Governor ST.. City.
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Dear Santaclause,-O EN- little girl
sust years old. / have no mother end
I EN- living with my grandparents and my
grandpapa has been sick for 10 weeks.
Dear Santaclause don't forget to
come TO see me at 1922 Beverly street so
good bye.
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Yours truly.
EEAVY IULLU.
Richmond. Va.

Dear Santa Claus.-I have been trying
to be /, good little boy this year and hope
YOU will not forget me. l want a wagon
horn q game drawing slate book
az I am trying [: earn F:ease do not
forget my little brother Fitzhugh Lee.
Good bye Santa.
From Oscar West 1920 Darlington
str eet.
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ANNIE RUTH PETTIS.
Eenrico Co, Va,

December 70, I3uZ-
Dear Santa Clause.-Please bring me
como things ] want a train Of cars and
a sleigh Some candy and some nuts and
some IRE works.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-19

Santa dear
NV name is Archibald, some call me
Radius and Santa I have been very
good boy since last Christmas when you
brought me so many nice things. | want
4 velocipede bank and picture book,
and a box of zu-zus. Santa, fill my stock
ing M to the brim with goodies. My
number is 531 No. End ST., and my name
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Dear Santa

Dear Santa
Will you bring me this Christmas want
a magic-lantern and a boat and any nice
story and soldier suit bring me who'll
lot Of fire crackers please don't forget TO
bring our little dogs frisk collar bring
me any thing else you think would
like
good bye
PINCkNEY POWERS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-19

nice cup and saucer and do not break
them while coming down the chimney
with all your might. Bring sister nice
little cup to take to school for she has
never missed a lesson yet Bring papa
some cuff buttons and you'll find the
money for them in my stocking by the
chimney. Please stop in California as
you go home and remember my dear
Grandma and all my loved ones | called
to see you in the "Conemic store one day
but you were gone to dinner. and. Santa,
don't forget the poor. I am going TO
give them something myself. Bring my
little friend Laila Bayliss some switches
for his mother to tan him up You are
my very best friend
CARROLL HARMON.
Dear Santa.I am getting a big girl
and I wont ask for much | want
doll and paint box some picture book and
some games. I want my big doll dressed
over I want her dress to be white one
and little pair of blue shoes faSten with
white buttons and a little blue coat with
a hat trimmed with blue. l want my
dolls house fixed up new. l want side
board full of china. some candy and some
r.uts and raisins and please put coral
necklace. l hope you don't think | am
asking for to much we have changed our
number and hope you will find your way
Goodbye old Santa Claus if l could see
you I'd shake your paws.
MARY POWER,
Park Ave
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Richmond, Va. Dec. 1e, 1902.

Richmond, Va, Dec. TO, 190g.
y Dear Old Santa.
Hello Central. give me the Richmond
Dispatch. Thank you central.
u that you Santa at the phone, Well
6a1xy this u little EDDIE Lowry OF 500 W.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-19

Dear Santa Clause.-Please bring me
big doll with long curls want some
l,erchiefs with lace on them and a bottle
carnation colone l want a nice chart ana
a pair of nice kid gloves ! wauld be Slad
to have a pretty brooch with opal in 1t
Ide like box of nuts and candy | also
want a lamp TO set in the center or my
table and some nice fire works Good
bye from your friend,
MAUDE GRANGER,
703 China street.
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Y 1iaTTISON SllttI-
Dear Santa Claus.-I am good girl so
please bring me a doll and carriage:
:a..lc and tea-sct and 4 chair for my doaly
and thank you Gear Santa Claus.
JULIA EERSMAN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-19

Dear Santa
am little boy very much admired by
the girls. I want you to bring me- Santa.
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Richmond. Va.
Dear Santa Claus

Lear santa tlduS
Please bring me foot ball. some books
I can read, for I am only seven years
old. some games. some handkerchiefs and
plenty of fire works.
Your Friend
GLEN McLAUCHLAN,
IS n. 80 st.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-19

800 Harrison street.
Dear Santa Claus,-Flease bring me
Purby football, some wooden soldiers,
@ boat, horn. ard some popcrackers
Your little friend.
NELL HERSMAN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-19

Dear old Santa Clause,-1 am a niue
girl years old I want horn 10 DO" d
pair Boots TO wear TO schooi Wien -
SHOWS and slay watch and chin and Rlhs
,n6 hahy house with yard and porch and
little lamp for nv FOOL and ".T''
things. RHODA LEA t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-19

Dear old Santa Clause,-1 am little
girl 5 wears old I want baby and car
riape table Boots Stay Ring chin hraciet
trycle watch and little lamp for my
doll and good thins.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-19

Dear santa Claus
1 want You Please to send me some
pop crackers. Fire works. and a Foot ball
that laces up, and a Kettle drum. Bring
brother some pretty things too.
Your little boy
ROSS S. FORD,
1904 w. Main st.
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Richmond, Va, Dec. Is, 1902.

Richmond Va. Dec. Is, 1902.
Dear Santa Clause,
I am d little girl yrs old I was born
the day that Dewey took Manila Island
l think you might bring me large sleep
ing doll and carriage.
Your little girl.
DEWEY BAKER.
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GEO. DIETRICH.
Nine-Mile Road, Va.
Henrico Co. Va.

December 10th. 1902
Dear Santa Clause.-I am a little boy
don.t want tioll-baby but want
h1osompede train OF cars tool chest
md some popcrackers.
ALLEY DIETRICH.
Nine-Mile Road. Va.
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AVirginian'S Endorsement.

A VIII XIIIIdI , IUUUI S(UIkUIs
Here is sample of the many written an'
verbal expressions of approval we have re
.eived from those who secured copies Of tn
first issue:
'The bound volumes of Poe to hand,
and are beautifully bound and printed.
Every Virginian should them. There
is no better Christmas present, and wish
could duplicate my order dozen times.
Congratulatng the publishers and the
Richmond Dispatch,
CIVILIAN DANIEL CABELL,
Norwood, Va
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HAZEL WILLIAMS.
Don't forget my number 2210 Venable st
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oear Santa Clxnre.-Pleass bring me q
-. Automobile. and, d.uaond Ring.
1s1W ant much don't you forget the
ding. EVELYN HARRIS.
o1k n. Ninth street
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ME WEYMOUTH

l705 Beverley street.
Richmond.
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Volume 8.
Narrative Of 4. Gordon Ppm.
Volume Z.

Metzengerstein.
The System Of DR.. Tarr ard Prof. Tether.
The Literary Life of Thinsumbah, Esq,
How to Write Blact;wood Article.
Predicameut-
Adjudication.
DiddlinS.
The Angel Of the Odd.
hellonta Tanta.
The Due dc Ponelette-
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Distrbution DAYS December 10th to Goth, Inclusive

Volume 1.
Memoir BY William a. Rogers.
Eulory by James Russell Lowell
Notice By n P. Willis.
Adventure Of Hans Pfsu
The Gold Bug.
-Four Beasts II Ono.
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Volume 8.
The UeIons Box.
Loss Of Breath.
The Man That Was Used Up.
Tho Business Man.
The Landscape Garden.
Haelzels Chess Player.
Poems Of Words.
Tho Colloauy OF Aonas and Una.
The Conversation Of Giros and CharMto1.
Shadow-A Parable.
Philosophy OF Furniture.
Ta1o OF Jerusalem.
The sphyrx.
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Richmond. Va.

KATIE ANDREWS
1902 It'll street
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dee snn,. clause : want you to bring
me hobby horse and train tfat VIII
run by itself and two little pug dogs ana
q grinding organ a pound OF candy.
SUE KITCHEN.
Corner west and rome street.
Petersburg.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-03-07

Wednesday was warm day in the
House. The cause of it all was the
section cf the revenue bill providing
for the assessment of mining proper
ties. Two weeks ago the Neely amend
ment had been adopted by a decisive
vote. 1t taxed all the mines. developed
and undeveloped, at full cash value.
There was a general sentiment that
this legislation was too stringent. and
yesterday the attempt was made to
modify II. BY close vote the Briscoe
substitute, taxing producers at fifty
per cent. of their gross proceeds and
non-producerS at not more than the
smallest producers, was beaten. Some
of the Arapahoe members We're absent,
and 1t was charged that they We're en-
deavoring TO dodge the record-making
vote. These charges were renewed
when few minutes later the mining
contingent sprung a'surprise on their
opponents by securing the adoption Of
me Sprague amendment by a vote Of
2S yeas to 2I nays. This proposition
had been prepared by Senator Hallett
and when presented Its supporters had
no idea It would carry Mr.. MCGUIRE
of Fremont arrived in the chamber
however, in time to cast the deciding
vote for the amendment The situation
was dramatic in the extreme and pro-
duced some ill-feeling. A call of the
house was ordered and all the alb
sentees except Mr. Bradley secured
His opponents charged him with pur-
posely absenting himself, and 1t was
resolved at o'clock In the afternoon
that no more business would be trans
acted until he appeared. The House
remained in session, with the exception
of an informal recess, until 0 o'clock,
while the sergeant-at-arms, aided by
the police. secured the city for the miss
ing member. AT the hour named it
was resolved to go on with business
by a very close vote the Sprague vote
was reconsidered. This left the Neeley
amendment still in the bill. Various
substitutes were offered. but all were
voted down. Finally it was determined
that the debate should be postponed
until this morning. In the meantime
Mr. Bradley had walked into the
House and had been taken into Gus
tody by the sergeant-at-arms. He was
put on trial and declared that he had
been attending I'd private business and
did not know that he was required in
the House. The excuse was not ac-
cepted. By q, large majority he was de.
clared in contempt and his punishment.
fixed at a fine of $40 and reprimand
by the Speaker.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-03-07

The notion that tht Germans are
Wholly practical and materialistic has
)een completely exploded by the story
n the Vienna Neues Tageblatt that
regulations are in progress for the
ale of the Philippines to Germany,
nd that the visit of Prince Henry to
lie United is preliminary to the an
ouncement of this conveyance. 1t
ould take a pretty lively Partisan
urral to beat that.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-03-07

A motion to recommit the Revenue
bill to committee of the whole for the
purpose Of amending the mining sec
ions was defeated after d warm de
pate by the following vote:
Ayes-Ballinger, Beatty, Bell, Brad
ey, Briscoe. Cannon, Carringer, CHS
holm, Dickcrson. Dinkel, Dunlavy,
IieartZ, Lewis, Lubers, Martin, Nc
lean, Nccley, Ong. Pitschke, Platt,
Raney, Rawalt, Riley, San"hez, Twom-
bly,, White-21
Nays-Adams, Bartels. Bolsinger,
Galley, Cunningham, Davidson. Davis,
Caches, Fall, German, Hollenbeck,
Insley, Judkins, Kennedy, Lorber, Lyt-
lie, Madden. Manion. Montgomery Of
Larimer, Morris, O'Connell, Park,
Pochon. Schweigert. Sprague, Stubbs,
Taylor, Whitelaw, Willis, Mr.. Speaker
80.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-03-07

Once more the British parliament
has refused to lcgalize marriage with
a deceased wife's sister, and. accord
ingly, British institutions are regard
ed as safe by the fine old crusty tories
OF that country
The Holly chieftain., 1902-03-07

Japan or Great Britain alone may
not look very large to Russia. but
when they join forces it must be ad
mitted that they make quite a patch
on the face OF the world.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-03-07

Wealthy ladies who go to an "obe-
reduce their weight regard this method
as far more etficacious than doing their
own housework
The Holly chieftain., 1902-03-07

The emperor OF Germany has cele-
brated the twentv-fifth anniversary OF
his service in the Guards. Some beo-
pie insist. however, in believing that
he is still young and fiighty.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-03-07

The fearful extent to which the bar
veins and arteries of the nation is
shown by the proposition to coin 2i2
cent pieces.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-03-07
THE LEGISLATURE.

The next important measure 10 claim
the attention of the House will be the
Gunnison tunnel bill. Mr.. Hammond
claims that it viii pass by substan-
tial majority. The fight over the
Bucklin Australaslan tax constitution
al amendment will probably be fought
out on the floor of the House, the Bell
bill repeating the submission clause
furnishing the theme. II would seem
that the repealers have a majority in
the House, while their opponents CON
troll the Senate.
There is strong sentiment growing
in the Legislature in favor of the Moil-
tana system OF taxing mines. In Mon
tana the full gross production of each
mine is taxed, after deducting the cost
Of extracting the same from the mine,
with the cost of transportation ana re-
duction- This catches the great diVl-
dend producers, and yet is fair to small
mine owners. 1t will undoubtedly meet
strong opposition from the mining
members, yet may be accedcd 10 as
compromise measure.
At midnight Wednesday night J. ].
Bradley, one of the representatives
from Arapahoe county, stood at the
bar of the House and received a scath-
ing reprimand from Speaker Is. +.
Montgomery, and was ordered TO pay a
fine imposed by the House. 1t was an
impressive scene. and was a fitting eli
max to the most intensely Interesting
session of any branch of the Colorado
Legislature held within recent years.
Mr. Bradley had been absent without
leave seriously DELAYING the business
of the session.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-03-07

There is man at Millbrook, Ohio.
who claims to be the champion sugar
eater of the world. and probably some
foolish girl thinks he is just too sweet
too.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-03-07

The Revenue bill was read for the
!hird time in the House on Saturday.
Several members expressed objections
10 the mining section, but accepted the
inevitable and voted in favor of the
bill. The vote was as follows:
Yeas-Adams. Ballinger, Bartels,
Beatty. Bell. Bolsinger, Bradley, Bris-
zoe, Burwell, Galley, Cannon. Carrin-
yer, Chisholm. Cunningham, Davidson,
Davis. Dinkel, Eaches. Fall. German,
Hammond, Hollenbeck, msley, Jud-
sins, Kennedy, Lorber, Lyttle, Mad
den, Maniop. Martin, Montgomery,
,f Larimer, Morris, O'Connell, Park,
Pitschkc Platt. Pochon. Raney,
schweigert, Smith. Spragne. Stubbs,
Taylor, White, Whitelaw, Willis, Mr..
Speaker-47.
Nays-Dickerson, Heartz Lewis, Ln-
bers, Mclean, Neeley,tOng, Rawalt, Ri
ley. Sanchez-1O.
Absent-Dunlavy. Harris. Hart, Gar
:ia, Mcclure. Meredith-6.
Excused-Twombly-1.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-03-07

Champion Jeffries says he does not
like newspaper talk. In the same con-
nection it may be said that the public
has no special fondness for prize fight
er talk
The Holly chieftain., 1902-03-07

Time was when an American city
that could rise phoenix-like from its
ashes was entitled to some distinction.
but many successful confagrations have
made the feat rather common of late
years,
The Holly chieftain., 1902-03-07

Senator Plat of Connecticut believes
that Providence has appointed Amer
lea sole agent to civilize the world. 1t
is pretty large order to handle. but
while there's life there's soap.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-03-07
LATE WASHINGTON NEWS AND
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS

The postmaster general has issued
general order announcing the increase
of pay for rural delivery mail carriers
$1OO each per annum.
The senate committee on foreign re-
lations authorized favorable report on
the bill reforming the consular service.
The bill requires civil service exam
ination OF applicants for consular
places.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-03-07

The baseball season has opened in
Tennessee with one fatality. Football
would do well to look to its laurels.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-03-07

II Queen Wilhelmina mad it to do
over again perhaps she would pick out
a husband with better taste and man
ncrs
The Holly chieftain., 1902-03-07

OF course, the czar has permission TO
put that japanese British alliance In
his pipe and smoke II.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-03-07

1t is said that Mr.. J. Pierpont Nor
gan has a glucose trust nearly ready
Tor the market
The Holly chieftain., 1902-03-07

That Brooklyn doctor who wants &c
be yivisected might try running for a
public office.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-03-07

The latest Kentucky feud was caused
by whisky. Still, who ever heard of
a Kentucky feud that was caused by
anything else?
The Holly chieftain., 1902-03-07

1t is not mprooable that the time
will come when the relative conse-
Quence OF American cities will not be
measured by their fire losses.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-03-07

II the British could hire a couple OF
KENTUCKY feuds for service in South
Africa they might bring the war to
d close almost any day.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-03-07

ciied that theater tickets are not
"necessaries" for a Harvard student
The Holly chieftain., 1902-03-07

Senator Cockrell's fame is secure.
History will recognize him as the man
that forgot dinner engagement at the
White House.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-03-07

West Virginia girl has started on a
journey of l3 900 miles to marry an old
baron. The chances are tnat the prize
is worth the trip.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-03-07

Mr Joseph Letter has wriggled out
OF another bad corner.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-03-07

Christian Science is now reasonably
sure to oycrrun the German empire,
The Imperial government Is opposing
its spread
The Holly chieftain., 1902-03-07

Hand-painted stockings are the new
est fad. This is near enough to tat
tooing TO satisfying the most exacting
prophet OF .degencraCy.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-03-07

Sir Thomas Upton appears 10 have
lifted Mr.. Schwab, anyway.