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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-12-10
uTTLE CHANCE FOR WHEAT.
liessian Fly Makes Late Sowing Nee
essay Which Mesns Failure.

W. Smith was In from Anuwe
on business tocay. He states that
che cEance for wheat crop is poorer
than ever be saw &c and tnat ~ 800
acres on his farm not over IS viii
yield any c1nsiderab e part Of a crop.
Since the advent uf the Hessian fly
IL has been necessary TO SOW 50 late
In the fan that sufficient growth j.
not made 70 carry the wheat through
the winter. The extreme drouth this
fall and winter has precluded much
chance FOR the 1904 crop.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-12-10
WANTS.

COTTAGE FOR RENT-Apply TO Mrs
jos. A. GIL o5-oO
WAN rED--G0od girl for general house
work. Good wages. No washing. Mrs A.
t. Churchill. a5-oO
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-12-10
LOCAL NOTES

window glass aud paint at Fore
mans. 45tf
Full line OF +. F. o. G can goods at
Garrison's.
II Walker hangs your paper u is
well done. u
The city schools close for the hUli-
day recess Oh the 23rd.
For high grade work see Walker,
the painter. u
Compare my work and prices with
otners. Walker. tt
Fresh butter and fat chickens at
the Weir Grocery
/ handle all kinds 10 feed. Give me
trial. +. O. Cowau. 5tf
Elgin Creamery hutter aud White
House coffee at Garrison's
The Chiertain's telephone is "A and
the paper wants the news.
Mrs. l.. d Groom, Of Bristow, Is
visiting the family Of Rev. Coe& Tor
day.
Painting paperhanging and high
grade WOOD flush. Walker. "
Sweet, mixed, sur and all pickles
AZ Garrison's, he -el!s for cash. d tf
II you want good butter and tat
chickens 20 to F. G. Cowan. 5tf
Ours are goud heaters Bucks aud
Charter Oak. Darrough Hdw. %. 81 +
= Read our advertisement 70 this na-
per Frszse. b5tf
See g Gray before buying your
mules. lie can Seil YOU anJ kind You
want DIR
Don't miss the Sunday school eut r.
tainment lonight at the cnsreea
tional church.
The heaters are going fast at Fra.
zee Hardware n Furniture Gu 55tf
Eggs. country butter chickens at the
Weir Grocery. II
see J. c. Gray before selling your
mules, at red barn twa block. north
nf public we'll. d-tf
Why sacrifice. We guarantee our
goods and prices are right. Darrongh
Hardware Co. 52tf
You can get IL cheaper at Miles
Bros IS lbs granulatei sugar for
S1.O0 55-5s
There will be some excellent string
music &C the Congregational enter
tainment tonight.
We Still have hea ers 70 suit your
po-ketbuok. call AID see. DIrrOugh
Hardware Company. 5ltf
See the ue~ line of uu-to-cate pic
lares in the window az Frazee's. 55tf
l'pr X mas presents, We have the
N ful n"e. Let US name y.u What we
sc - rffer Frszse Hardware &
F8railure cs. 55tf
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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-12-10


The best -four for he least money,
81 10 sack at Miles Bros. 55-5s
20 calves for sale at So each. Bad
gett & Milford May be seen At
John Franklio's. diff
! Our heaters aIe the Oldest, best,
heaviest, and savers on the market.
Darrough Hdw. Co. OFF
Steady, even heat is essential to
good health. The original Coles air
tight gives you this. soft
Advertising brings results; one in
sertion IN the Daily Chieftain rented
Mr.. Milford's house 90 Canadian ave
nue..
Having opened a new stock OF gro
ceries would be glad TO see old friends
and new ones. Cowan. 5tf
We have suitable presents for "a
ther, mother, sister, brother. old or
young, babes aud AL Frazee Hard
ware & Furniture Co 55tf
A kidney or bladder trouble can al
ways be cured by using Foley's Kidney
Cure. Peoples drug store DIV
Buy heater at less than your own
price before they are all gone at the
closing out sale of Frszee Hardware
& Fur iture Co. 55tf
All OF our competitors are adyer is-
ing our Closing out sale OF heaters.
This assures you that we have hot
price on them. Frszee Hardware s.
Furniture %. 55tf
Don't be imposed upon by taking sub
stitutes offered for Foley's Honey and
Tar. Peoples dug store. DIV
Butter, eggs. chickens aud ali kinds
of produce always on hand. Deliver
ed pToptly +. e Cowan. 5tf
Our line OF heaters is still complete
and our prices a. luw as our competi-
t0rs. DArrough Hardware Gu. 52tf
There viii he a special meeting OF
members " ine Fraternal Aid uu
Monday Afternoon at ? o'clock at the
eliice of NJ. M. Edmisbon.
rhis oaice has supply Of mount
ing buard 10 three colors. cut any
size desired. Orders solicited
Rck-er-t-rack, rick-er-t-rack,
Darrouuh Hardware Store.
quack quackl quaekl 52tf
Some stoves have the name on the
lex, but the name Of COles Original
Hot blast Is on the minds OF the peo-
pie, Soft
DR.. Day has sold half of his Interest
10 the Day-Fortner-W Wilson building,
now going up, to W. n. Kornegay-a
cne-sixth interest IN the entire build
ibg.
IL you have trunble with YOUR his
cults Try une sack ~ S.S P.fiour, sl.l5
per sack at Garh~ou's, he -ell~ fOr
Cash. ntf
Worthless things are not initiate
merit aud quality are; ColesHot blast
have more limitations than any stove
made 50-tf
Fine Maple trees. 6 TO l. feet Ia
height a. the Mars farm. for sale by
the single tree Or by the hundred or
the thou-abd. tf
a good store room centrally located,
l00x25 feet, with six oiiice room above.
can be rented or leased on favorable
Terms. Apply here. 5S-55
Foley's Honey and Tar positively
cures all throat and lung diseases. Re
fuse substitutes. dw
The crowning feature OF Coles Hot
blast is the lower air tight door This
is the feature the would be 'just.as-
good" cannot initiate. SOFT
Garrison receives three shipments
every week Of special cuts 90 fresh
meats from Kansas City. Yo, can
get the be-t at any time. He sells for
cash. dtf
Don't get Ouncoed on stove be-
cause IL is on she bargain counter; an
imitation Is dear at any price. Ed
Lee sells the original Hot blast, the
one they all try 10 initiate. 50tf
LITTLE CHANCE FOR WHEAT.
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DR. WILSON,
- OSTEOPATH
Office in Raymond building,
VINITA. I. I.

Hours g a. m to y IN. I to 3 p m
Residence IA 5. Scraper St. Hours 10
5 P. m
We cure Rheumatism, Constipation,
Paralysis, Malaria, Diabetes, diseases OF
the Eve, Lungs, Heart, Stomach, Kid
news. etc. Diseases of women; diseases
Of the Blood and Nervous System. Dis.
locations Etc. dw-tf
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-12-10
The Oxershadowlnr Issue.

This is the subject OF the sermon at
the Christian church tonight. Ser
vices begin at 1880 O'clock. A good
meeting j. In progress. Cume.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-12-10

Four rnnm house, lot l00xi50 feet,
9uud well snn nut houses, fruit trees
aud .hade tre--. Price $3.50 Apply
To p w Samuei. Pryor Creek, /. T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-12
OFFICER HUBBARD
REWARDED FOR
FAITHFUL work
He. pRaynTEQ- 70 Il Ell pEyyEsGsILvE. aARcgs
PLAcE-THE DRY BONES ARE STILL vIooR-
oUsLY RATTLINo AT POLICE HEADQUARTERS

- an snsrrsuey nau wfthoai uark 10
% 90 sppartunitY e minkie With The
men q the apartment.
lie uaa . patFelmaw ~ plata clothes
ard his aaisrY u - a meath II not
sFss1sH ~ tks ehisfs rfdsF phii-
lips stated last niTht that hs wssiid fs-
main in the department bat ue~
wished t. b. considered an afawed
ranalaats Tor chief - case % = Nas
cauer
Bsrek was m duty ~ headquarters
Is q eirrk. rnuAfnE a. detective tts
has been drawing - = nlarth sna Niil
hsrra sisr Net hat - We. aisa. safs
~ piH rsn5aIn 81 tha department lie
denies vigorously the rhaFEs that ~
has ever worked asafnsf chief salli.
van and vewN fhat ~ has siways
been ths iatter'n friead and wfli com
tinu. to -. despite the injustice done
him
Nc. g Hubbard. = piain-ciofhss man.
who has been on duty Tor years in the
fsndsFtain district. waa this morning
promoted 60 hn the vacancy caused
~ IfAFeks rs&aetian IN rank. Hub-
harris appointment - veil received,
Ife = knewn - 40 efsirsf Who dzss his
duty without fear ef favor ana during
his service in the department. tss been
Instrumental ln sending atty Two
"croaks g. the peulfsntiaFY
A Nsii-kmrwn teua@riuin politician
paid Hubbard hlgh compliment fn
police esaFt recently. xhsn % = ny
.tanaer 10 said u him, That fellow
dnust know anything huf graf. grab.
ard All rou can d = % stand - enc
eide and let him crab. There's 40 uns
trying 90 square fhtuGa with him.
Ysa' - sss ~ easHe here - Sc saY
out Whsn Hubbard pinehea hisn
As the DEPARTMENT already has = suf-
ncisnt number u ptain-ciothHa men,
I Phillips reduction In rank win cause
: no change.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-12
KEEPING
IT DARK

The board % equalization. IN is
star chamber session this morning
transacted considerable business in
a quiet sort 81 way.
Several dozen ordinary citizens
who have clear titles % pianos. sew
inE machines and cows and were
anxious 70 prove that the articles
we're "A poor thing. but mine nsu. {"
we're taken one at a time before the
board 70 protest against shat they
stated 70 each other IN the ante
rgusa were sxorhitsnt assessments.
In view u the comparatively small
assessed valuation 81 the personal
property 81 the large corpora tons
Several well known corporation Law
ysrs were also ciaseted with the
board
Following ~ the clerks rerofd Of
what tranarlred during the dar
Canadian nauk OF Commerce. rails
ed from 10000 to SIS. 600. London
a san Francisco hank. from $50 eoa
70 fi1o 600. by agreement " g. HUT
terworth. $40 90 500. DcVet a Van
deputie. 1850 20 Si988i Cascade f.auu-
dry company. tie.Ti0 20 81. 500. Ira
w. Hicks. tstao to 5000. BaFarfl
Mercantile company. 5000 "a tia60
% ". Peterson a Bros, fl300o "a
nloo0 ". v. Rude. from nothing 10
$50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-12

- q receiver vas decided upon At =
meeting II the trustees held recently
D. New Haven Conn. when " was de-
cidpd that az there wsrn many So
riuus Disagreement between the stock
hnldefH and they would not advance
money. summary aefian would BE- Nee
esaarY 60 tide over the emergency IN
the financial Affairs 81 she concern.
D. appointed 90 act a. receiver They
also state that a. the company has On
hand sufficient material Tor the sea-
sons catch. the profits - the business.
II properly conducted will srrve 20
greatly reduce the debts o. the con
Germ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-12
HnW
W TRIAL
RICH SHEEP RANcHER
FACES GRAVE CHARGES
IN FEDERAL COURT

The trial ~ Alexander Faeheu. Who
vas arrested several months aeo al
Malta Walla by Immigration insrec.
tee rlshrr ga the eharge 20 impertins
Riaeh MaiaH te this country from
France for immoral purposes uhdct Il
premtse uf marfiane hcgan Ia iudEv
NAnfords court this morning The eV'
ideaes sivvu hy the Kirl was 80 dam.
anlna that lt e said b, those IA close
te44eh With the case that fachan viii
marry heF IN ordef 90 set cat at his
predieament
Haehon Who j. wealthy sheep
raueher brOuxht uianeh MaiaH 60
Wafs WHiia iast fall and Was about
q place her IN . house % pFestitu-
ton. Il h ailsgcd when arrested BY
Colonel Fisher.
After preliminary hearing before
judge uauford he was lrt out an s.
90 heasis About month ako the TN
migration officials received the infuf-
nation that he Vas preparius t. lump
his bond and Zee e. McNico. Hetoie
he ceaid carry cut hta plan his honda
were RAISED 60 Sseae ana he Ms feresd
o. stand trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-12

Thlres are stiii r. = mid cemuieiioa
81 the poiire station ever Chlsf suit
ua's aetion IN redurinE Detective teek
l.. uarrk 90 thw RANKS and Ordering
charins VI. rhii8gN. piatnsssfnttes
ssA&. - rsfaass - assty r. ssstsss.s2
The tWo offir.rx received formal NO
tica q. their sarsriar's dispiszswrf
wfsn they came On duty a. s eriuck
yesterday evening
AtSkauah no reasaa 10 9tsau ~
chief suiAvan for the meNe usYund
q statement that Il - for the good
- the arrartment x = sa eFsa So
eret tat the chief - iisyes eath men
fhliiips has faf manshs be~u TIE ean'
cate - orc faetiea - The Republican
party for chief q polige tn ease ~
saiIENan's removal ard has fer weeks
been practically prisoner a. police
headquarters. where hs has bsen held
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-12
PLENTY WORK
FOR EVERYBODY
No Person Who Really Wants
Employment Need Go Idle.

TINT no person who really wants
work need be- idle for "a single day
- proven ~ the luuK iisf 81 posi-
tons awaiting applicants NJ Crane 4
Employment agency M Main e..
The demand covers almost every
branch Of skilled and unskilled Ia
bor@cuoka and general hotel help.
nawmili hands. millwrights. loEKefs.
feamsfers. farm hands. flunkiea.
wood chpppera. lie makers. earpen-
tiers. saw yers and general lahnfsra
for sewer and street work. In most
cases the wages are considera bly,
higher than heretofore. Mr.. George
W. Crane, the veteran employment
agent. who has probably furnished
more laborera than any other man
m tho business IN this part OF she
country. says that In all his sx-
perisuce there never has been such
a brisk demand for help. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-12
ASKS R 4
RECEIVER
KASAAN BAY MINING CO.
ON VERGE OF INSOLv.
ENCY, IT is SAID

Application Tor the appointment 81 a
receiver fer the kasaan Hay Mining
Company vas made Ia the superior
court this morning ny Joseph fIuten.
SEQ. vice president and trustee Of the
corporation. who states IN his petition
hat the concern IL On the Verge 81
Insolvency, and ready money nearly =
minus quantity.
The Assets set forth are inrec cal.
mon cannery ~ kanaan BAY, Alaska,
eighteen quarts claims. besides a hu-
fal STORE anI hataAa4A iItaa aAalil-
tee. which are mostly debts Ter ma
tarinla and labor, amount. according
20 the statements filed. 60 flut 80
The application Tor the appointment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-12
Will NIP
M AF II
SEATTLE LONGSHORE-
MEN WILL NOT HELP
TACOMA STRIKERS

According 90 the statement made
ihig afternoon by Secretary James Of
The local Lnuushorsmen union. that
body Tor the present at least win take
no part IN the strike q the Tacoma
lnngshorcmcn against the raciac
cast Steamship company. II has been
perslstnntiT rumored that The steam
ship company was preparing go send
It's Tacoma freight by rail 90 Seattle
60 have IL loaded here. but that local
lougshoremen would refuse 10 handle
IL
''of course. We -ympathize with the
Tacoma men," said Secretary James
this afternoon. "hut not TO such an
extent that we would 10 out. on a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-12

VIII leave Seattle frtrF No. 1. feot
q Yesist) az > te :. VA on Thurs
day. August ~. for daylight trip
eoan tss Sound. wlth thFes hesFs
AZ Wbateon. rrtufinE 10 Seattle tn
time for last eafs. Music wlll be
provided Meals On board may be
had fef sec TER plate.
1879 = -: -..,. 81 - = 49, = =
pass Meadow pulnt. Maekilisa.
Whitley Island. Camano island. eza-
ncy Island. Anacsftes ANA chaesa.
nut hay. running IN the waters -
9arstaka passage. neeeption pas.
Rosario strait and tisiIinEham bay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-12

The raising Of fish trap fer The
benefit u the exeurstouls,a vii be
a feature u ihs stop near Nvhaseom
Returning the claiIam passes Lam
mi island. Cyprus island. dusmss
island. Smiths Island and the srian
Eular sess~s 81 Qualifications At Al
niraltY head. Nafrosslune point
and reiui Wilson The crossing -
~, :. .'.. - 1872.
and ne RETURN to Seattle siil be -
Admiralty isiss.
Tickets and Hlatsfagans may b
BAD IF the office II the PuGet aeand
Navigation Company. 90 tifes ave
nua. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-12
sl.Oo---ROUND TRIP---$l.oo
Will FIGHT
Jim HILL

PORTLAND. ore. kux ft--ft has
bssu definitely nfyen est here - 81
aEsnt q The ttarfifuanu fhat ths
Portland Aaiaiir steamship line Win
Augment ~ service aith a usN Nteasu-
sr she name " which - NOT 9et given
cut. II wiii 10 chartered and assin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-12
POPE IS TAKEN
SUDDENLY ILL
OVERCOME BIT PAINTING SPELL wHIE cELEBRAT-
ING MAss-DocroRs DECLARE HE'S SUFFER
ING FROM HEART DISEASE

ROM. Avs. a.--whlle etlebrai-
ing mass this morning the pops vas
suddenly stricken with iliness ard
~as carried famting 20 hss apart.
nents. The incident caused con-
siderable excitement II Was an
pouneed that hts holiness was m 40
iu1snsd ate danger.
The doctors. for the first time Nv
hts ilfe. today had chance q en-
anime hts holiness. ss ~ has here
tafore avoided physicians II Il
sfatea that they found him suffer
inx frusn heart disease IN q wsll ad-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-12
AGGREGATES
MORE THAN
$l5O,OOO.OO
Seventeen New RESIDENCES I'm
der Construction on
Capitol Hill

over $50. 600 IL being used "a the
cumatr,iafian Of seventeen hasslssss4ss.
residences or Capitol Inl lu the
most elegant residence district in
the West These houses are al sit
unted iu different parts Of capitol
fiill aud were begun during the last
thirty days. Many mere housee will
be built on Capitol Hiii before fail
and already " a. hard 60 find a cur
ucr laf that does not contain an eia-
giant residence. This il the list af
houses now under way Thomas
bordeaux of Gray's Harnor 81 build
ing AT Fourteenth avenue and Val
iCy street. an elegant ta0.0 oe house
Rev =. l. Smith Of this city r.
erecting tgn gsin HaslAfssa= -. =
prominent spot on Capitol hill 80.
The harness races ~ The Mead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-12

T.s= Alaskan, which + one II IA.
iarrtat q IT, line. should reach port
a. midnight She Will unload 800 tons
81 Fcnerai frclEht here and take on
40 tons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-12

ruHuiax IN hegfefahsf.
A taaEninrant fact connected With
fhs nlsftsf 10 thst Hartman us~ "a
trfn into ofssn eufnnsfltieh sith III
tfiu sua hia Dfisatai transportation
propositions Hartman win Improve
tks anek facilities here
city f.usinerf fhafuF1u fffufurd
yesterday from Victoria. where he
went last week - attend the aunuai
meeting - the Faeiftc Sprff y at
Society - Engineers Mr. ThsauNnu
- president - the society -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-12

FOR SALE choice lots. only twa
blocks from street car. At I4Atoua
station and Lake Union. Must haVa
money. Or. +. }. Brown. Room q
Union Block
sympathetie strike Az yet. OF course.
We hope they win win out. but xheir
hght does not AZ yet intimately con-
Germ us. II the pacinc Coast Steam-
ship company sees NJ 20 send freight
which u cannot get loaded az Tacoma
here BY rail- We cannot properly rcfuss
20 handle r."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-12

ladies admitted free At Tho Meadows
every dsv this week *. Saturday. 80
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Prices Given Below
Will Not 0utIive
This Summer

Since lots all parts of the tidefats, and are
THE LARGEST TIDE-LAND OWNERS, you will do well to
talk with lis if interested in tde-lands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-12

r.seSp0N. Aug 1.-THE Catholic
Herald has special dispatch fsVm
Rome which says that ), NauasEii.
has been appointed secretary q
state ~ Pope Plus 20 suSceed car
dlnaI Itafnpolia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-12
Moonlight Excursion
Dance Tonight
antl

~ wildwood park, across Lake
Washington. under auspices knights
and Ladies Of Security Steamer l..
A. ffaRH IVuNVh tsCHrnf PARK so
Gentlemen toe, ladies 75o. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-12
You'll Have to
Buy Tidelands
Before all

Below we print list of about 100000 worth of tide
land lots we own. We have about 100000 more.
So many manufacturing projects on the carpet some
of them very ageas for instance the proposed l25OOOO
plant of the Seattle Steel Iron Cotha absolutely
satisfied that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-12

vanees stage The physicians told
Min his Nfr was endangered II he
cfsiHuea SO work with such aEdnf,
and Recommended HE Immediate re-
NOV Al % his summer residence NJ
the vatican gardens and total fetal
retirement for a brief period a.
least.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-12
Great Nor,h,rr R.ll.s.x

VIII sell cheap excursion tickets aa
August Is, rs. IS, Is. to ST. Paul,
Chicago, ct Louis and principal
Eastern points. Ticket office. 6t2
First avenue. ESQ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-12

Ladies admitted free At The Meadows
every day this week en-. Saturday. 80
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The harness races ~ The Mead
ows viii commsnes at ! 20 daily. 49,
The Holly chieftain., 1903-02-13
ONE DOLLAR
GIVEN AWAY.

You may select any tailor made
suit in our catalogue. From our
private price list which il alwa
from two to three dollars below
the first cost price. We will knock
of another dollar thus making you
. present of ono dollar. For in.
stance, take q suit. the 6rst cost Of
which is 32l.O0, our privste price
is $3.50, and from this we take
of one dollar just to show you that
we are here to sell goods. Any
other priced suits in the book will
be treated in the Same manner.
We guarantee a fit, workmanship
and material. '
II you can't afford this kind Of .
suit we will dress you from top to
bottom for eight dollars. Clothing
has fallen in prices since White
Bros. came to Holly.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-02-13
Redmen Bali Feb. 20

John Ps.son and John. Nelson
ot., the Amit9vilIe ..eapntrv we're
taking in the sights sspd sspd ftrading
in the future sugaritoY4 Wednes-
day.
]. d. Welda concluded he
wanted to keep posted on the
events as they transpire herea.
bouts and subscribed for the
Chieftain Tuesday.
Mems Rubber Boots,
snag proof, at White
Bros.
NJ, e. Sunday school will meet
in the school hall at. ton O'Clock.
Preaching will follow at eleven.
Subject of mornings discourse
"The Pure in Heart" Prayer
meeting every Thursday evening
at 1880 o'clock. A cordial well
come to all.
e. j. Atkin & Co.. have all
kinds of feed. Just unloaded a
car Of mill feed and car of Ne
braska corn and are now prepared
to fill all kinds of orders. We
also have plenty Of alfalfa and
prairie hay. Call -, and get
prices. 49-tf
The wife Of Rsv. N. Kirkwood
of Colorado Springs. died on Wed.
nesday Of last week. Rsv. Kirk
wood has been in Holly several
times in the interest Of the Pres
byterian church here, and made
many friends who are sorry to
hear Of his misfortune.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-02-13
Rsdmsn Masquerade DaH.

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The masquerade bah to b sivsa
next Friday night by the Rsdusa
lodge promises to be q moat ~
joyable event and to attrtet ono e
the largest crowds ever assembled
at ball in Holly, The spacious
hall IN the Dawley block has bssa
secured for the dancers and s1p-
per will be served in the twe
rooms Tadj joining.
The various chiefs Of Nee No
She tribe will be there attended
by their braves and warriors. The
grand march, led by Sitting Ball,
jr., with his warriors, will bsgis
1880. Everybody is invited.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-02-13
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a Farpel n ~ 3
held q AmiaJ - 1se 8,
|suasy ~ ssase ~ - y
the Ststs sgrissl slsassl ~ " ~ ! !
Will b remehbesed tat se - Y
tuts held thsfs : year - -
very interesting asd nsch vals1-
bio information ~ gaissa ~
the farmers who atssadsd Il
Special efforts have been na1s y
provide an interesting peoessn
for this occasion and II = koped
that every farmer In the oouans.
nifty will attend. There wall -
good music intsrposed 10 hsip -.
tertain.