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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-12
BISHOP TEMPLES TEST.
How He Found a Candidate for an East
End Parish.


The late DR. Temple. Archbishop of
Canterbury, was above al practical. ana
his methods. even OF carrying out theo-
lugica r. theories. were extremely real
istic. Il was not enough for the young
men who came under his charge 10 tell
him what they thought they would do
under such and such circumstances; he
insisted that they should show him just
how they would go TO work.
While he was Bishop of London il Was
Or. Temples habit 10 invite parties of
y0ung candidates Tor ordination to stay
al Fulham Palace. one evening on such
an occasion. ne came into the room
where SIX Of these young men were, and
informed them that be was going into
his study TO lie on his sofa. and they
we're 10 come TO him in turn and ad =
minister such counsel and comfort as
they would 10 sick or Borrowing par
ishioner.
When the bishop left the room there
was an awful hush and a long silence.
for This test Of their future capabilities
did net impress them fayorably.
Are you going to be all night -
called the bishop. az last
This reused them. and they decided 70
draw lots as - who should 20. The lot
fell on a young freshman. who. taking
his courage IA both hands. went into the
sanctum. He bent over the supposed
sufferer, but words failed him But for
an instant only Then he shook his
head. and bent still lower
o Fred eTick, Frederick" said the au-
Gacious TouEg candidate IT'S The
dhFinlz AGAIN."
The bishop gasped, then his face
lighted You'll BE- altogether admirable
IN an East End parish. 3" he said. calmly
Youths Companion
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SELF-HYPNOTISM AS
A MORAL REFORMEP
French Savant Proposes Thought Cure
for All Forms of Vice.

4UE al T Oiu4S OI wee
Il you have vices and you wish 10 re
form. all sou need do is 20 hypn0tize
yourself just before he moment of
sinking into sIumber at night You must
resolve At he same time that you will
break away from the thraldom. and,
presto, your vices are no more; they are
a liough they had never existed; they
are benceforth rcpugnant TO you
Science says that auto suggestion
-hypnotisIn-- viii cure humanity Of
its normal failings make The morbid
gay. Tho Takish sedate, he stupid
bright
II you feel eaauied. if you see always
the dark and wrInkled side Of things, you
have buE 10 resolve 10 yourself that you
are merry, and. 10, you see things
through T0sea1e glasses. and all things
are lovely here below.
Auto-augses as 81 is exploited By
Dr. Felix Regnault. he famous French
hgpn0- suggesJtauisr and as 3 is demon
strated by his equally celebrated AmerI-
can confrsre, DT- Joan Duncan Quack-
eubos. 0f View York. seems bound 90 play
q great part in he conduct and reglia-
tiOn ~ human affairs In the near future
The French saVant holds hat d person
who 5biEks bard concentrating the mind
and he "jll upon some subject, just be-
fore drifting into slumbeT. has the pow
CT @ alter hr molecules of his brain so
az TO produce permanent change in he
organ AID model future action
The French scholar goes 10 the ex-
treme OF suggesting that one afflicted
with melancholy - temperament shall
iBscTibc with phosp hOrescent paint. upon
the sail Of his bedroom. the words
am gay which shall remind him when
waking a. night thar he has resolved 10
be cheerful Thus the idea viii become
Sc firmly impressed upon his MIND IS &c
usurp the place formerly occupied by the
moody aud depressing houghts.-Phila-
delphia North American.
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Is go, u she Greatest Heaters of the Sick on
Earth. Cures all Diseases no Charge | cure
all diseases that are known 10 the human race
Ct no charge, no matter what your disease sick
ness, or 4rfiiction may be, and restore you 10
perect health. cure the following diseases:
Heart Disease Consumption, Blooi Kidney
Live Bladder Piles IN any form, Vertigo.
Quinsy, Sore Throat Lungs, Dyspepsia, hodges
zion. Constipation. rheumatism in any form.
Pains and Aches Of any kind, Colds, Bronchial
Troubles, Sores. Skin Diseases, all itching Seuss.
TONS la Grippe. OF Pneumonia: Ulcers. Car
buHc!ts, Boiis Cancer, the worst .orus with
ont the use OF knife OF instrumsnts:f Eczema
PImples face and boiy; Diabetes Of kidnsys
or Bright's Disease Of the Kidneys / cure say
disease, no matter Of What nature Medicine
sent 10 any address by express. For full par
ticliarsg serd 2-Cent stamp for answer sos
Pennsylvania Avenue southeast Washington,
y. G Branch store, 404 West Broad Street,
Richmond Va. mhe4-u
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

Ill sell az public auction .,H Thursday
April I6. 1862 az 4:39 O'Clock D. m eighty
three trs} large. iiiIe building lots. situated ia
the convenient and growing village Of BdllsJo..z
on the Washington, Arlington and Falls Church
electric road about minute ride from n ash
taStVn c1t1. on 4j2-CsHt fare The lots wiz
be sold TO the highest bidder for Whatever fhey
T NAY brI1g, regardless Of price upon the
yert easy terms u SO cash on each Iui and -
Der III nth without interest until paid for Ten
per cent on To al persons who pas cash foT
tEelr lots An absolute aud perfect title viii
he gwen 10 all lots sold The sale VIII 20 GA
from day 10 day between the hours OF 30 D.
49, and $50 p. m., until all the lots are sold
Free tickets viii he given from Washington 10
/ B7iiston and bach to al persons desiring 10 az
IHuti the zi.e- Now Is the time 10 nus q nice
ana Convenient houI- cheap. and on eGsv terms
For further Information cali upon or write TO
JAMES Z. CLEMENTS owner u lots. 1905 u
81 NV, a~atngten, u. G. apll-5
FOR SALf-A very desirable home or invest
mefs In BrightwpOd Park; two-stoTy frame;
nine rooms AMI bath: : bargain if purchased At
once. Itii u T. SHOEMAKER 60. 40 r 81
NV apiI-st
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Modern seven
TG5naS. porcelain bath. hot water heat, Kensng
ton. Nd, f5ar minutes TO b. x o. and electric
stations, ruuHL trip fares lil2 and 9i2 cents:
easy terms, Particulars at sl2 II - ne.
aplI-S
FOR SALE
4 pretty little suburban home, within - min
Htes' walk frem the electric cars; % acres 81
]and IN Maryland, improved 10y q Groom
frame cottage; water in yard. 40 choice fruit
trees. applies. peaches pears and pltsms. IN
bearing condition. See us. PRICE, -. coo
We igre a great number Of farms for sale ia
Virginia and Maryland. near Washington
IOt'i~ D. WINE & co.
apl0-3t 1904 + ST y W
HOUSES BUILT AND SOLD At COST no
profits agents commissions. and lots 500
up: fine six room cottage for 81 zoo: easy terms
FILASTON TERRACE offices. 80 Z st. nv.
qD9-FF
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FOR SALE-L0TS.

FOR Eighty-Jhree fine. large building
lots at Baliston. ON the Washington. Arlington
and Falls Church Electric Railroad. APRIL
16. At 4:31 f.. 81, on easy terms, t" wit; $40
cash. balance - per month. 10 per cent off for
cash. The price Of lots viii range from $40 10
Sl25 each Wow Is chance 10 purchase con
veHiPnt home Fare 10 and from BallstGn 10
Washington. AZ cents each way. Free tickets
Viii be given r. tire sale For further inforfna-
ton write OF see JAMES r CLEMENTS 1900
. nv sPt2-5t
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Who Says Life Insurance

COSTS A GREAT DEALe
Let rs surprise YOU with some figures Tor an
up-to-dste Life policy issued BY the Travellers
Insurance Company. q Hartford. Conn. THE
FRANK H THOMAS CO. Agents. Wyatt Bldg.
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SEABoARD AIR LINE RAIL WAY.

Leave Washington. Psnna- Z. l. Station
io:46a. m. sEABoARD NAIL - Through
DaIiy. Pullman SieepeTs 10 JACKSON.
ville connecting ~ uzusist
Witb Pullman sleeper 10 Atlanta
$50 o. na.-SEABoARD EXPRESS - solid
tram 10 Jacksonville and Tampa. With Pullman
S.eepeFs aSd Cafe Dining Csr-Pullman Sleeper
10 Atlanta. Through service - Pinehurst.
4:fO a. ~. LoCAL-To Petersburg Raleigh.
paiIY. Southern Pines {Piaeh;IFsI},
Hamlet and intermediate points
Office, I4zI Penna Ave
{. n. RYAN We CONELYN
GenI PaSs'r Agent Cenl AFt Pass'r Dept
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ESTA BLISHED 1870.

". s TsPPAS 0ptician and Jeweler. Coz
9th ST. NV, door above F. Watches
Clocks and Iewelry repaired and warranted 50
give satisfaction. Old gold and silver bought
for cesh
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Tickets. sleeping r5T re=ervatioTz, and de-
s.5fad infcr,n=tfou can he had At titkc- Offices.
-a5 18th St. 5Il Pcnas5 ivenia ave. and Penn
sgGvsnis station. Baggage checked through
lranl hoteIs and raSdsEt -
'phoBe 100 F. r T. Cab S2rvses
c. Il. 4CkERT. General Manage
: f. HARDWICE, GsEsras Pass'r Agent-
: URt3TS Genera Agent
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

FOR SALE -BLADENsBURG- z-acre truck
uruI. under high cultivation, two houses, one
new: barn; stable aud chicken houses. VIII
he sold cheap ON account OF sickness Good
market trade with IT,
ALSO AZ ACRES on road from Benning 60
RIaden~burg. This "A make good rosdhoJlsr;
license can be obtained. House almost new.
CIIhS. FUSS s CO,
Coz 18th s. nv, near St apll-3t
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FOR SALE-HOUSEs.
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
SPECIAL BARGAINS-HOMES AND
INVESTMENTS.

NEAR ith AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE. : E
Modern home: over Is feet wide. 2-story
press bIick; large front porch; 6 rooms aud
tiled bath, concrete ceIlar, hot water heat
PRICE, 5000
" Est or 18th STREET y w. On IETTERED
STREET 2-stoTv press brick house. with :
improvements. To QUICK BUYER ONLY
q, 300
WELL LOCATED y. F. 9story 81 Windows
press brick house: has rooms and bath.
ami is located IN improving section. \
RARE BARGAIN. ONLY $3.50
800 CASH AND go A MONTH BUYS 4 NEAT
LITTLE HOME ~ THE y E--CouVeBiput
10 ears; rooms and bath on two foors.
INSPECT IT ONLY s., 0O0-
SNAP IL THE NORTTIN EST Thoroughly
modern house. huiit By mechanic for ms
own home; pIust be sold a. once Has six
rooms and bath; cellar and furnace; ali
modern improvements Stable in rear
PRICE ONLY S4,S00
GOOD ONE- ri IT. NW-Ne4t Groom aud
bath dwelling front and rear yards; front
porch. THIS Is IN PERFECT CONDITION
AND Must BE SOLD. PRICE ONLY - 59a.
On The HEIGHTS RARE CHANCE To
SECT RE 4 NEW HOME. rooms. bath.
reception hall: concrete cellar: furnace heat.
PERFECT LITTLE GEM ONLY g. $50
A GOOD INVESTMENT SW.-Neat little 2-sfnrr
brick. near 9th st. NV rented to good
tenant for - a month PRICE ONLY 81 ,08J.
COioRED HOMESE EEER'S BARGAIN
located in IL Droit Park: 2 stories.
rooms and bath; IN good condition neat
iIItlP home ONLY 81 CO...
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-12

Tf--,.-h trains from he south arrive Wash
5nerou 6.4z a. 40. 6:5s \ M. 80 a M. 9-45
a. m 2.pG ?. Ms. $50 b. a.. aHd 80 e m
fa:lv. Local trsias from IIarTs1nh1rs, ll.55
m. xeek days and a-a5 p n daily. From
Charlottesville. SIS a. IT. aud 9:s'5 P. N. daily
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SAVE The CHILDREN.

THIS SOCIETY IS endeayoriug to help
loser the death rate in the District Of Co
lumbis
his SOCIETY Is also enisavofing to
lessen human misery and to protect the
lives al children and Of persons in impaired
he5Irh
THIS SOCIETY Is convinced that conf4rui-
mated raw milk and cream arr largely re-
spousjLie fer
SCARLET FEVER DIPHTHERTA,
MEASLES. TYPHOID, and other
ENTERIC DISEASES
THIS SOCIETY has carefully studied the
subject and concluded that
SCRLDlNG The MILK
Is the proper and simple Preeausie-aarv
measure Hat ssaiding milk viii rot affect
us digestibilitr and THAI milk laws and
inspection. while undoubtedly helpful offer
cnl. partial protection. After scslding. keep
cool and covered.
SOCIETY FOR PREVENTION
OF SICKNESS.
We favor a stringent lars prohibiting the
sale, OF use in Ice Cream. Of any CREAM
not Pazteurized;
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NEW YORK-AETWERP-PAR
ICELAND. Apr IS 10 an. Fsderlaud- May > &c an
t inland AFt -, 10 an hroonland Man g 10 m.
CoMPANY'S WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1906 81
NV. OF Geo. ". Moss. IaI1 St NV feI3- Il
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. R.

Leave Washington, New Jersey Ave- and c ST
Chicago and Northwest. ly.50 a ~. $50
p. IN.
a. N. a 10 p ~. 't.1e night
Pittsburg and' Cleveland, 'iO:5o a m, 's;4s
! p. ~, and ! 20 night
! Columbus and Wheeling. -5:2G p. IN.
Winchester, 1873 a. m. AIS, and 1859
I,lray. .4.15 ?. IN.
annapolis. 80 $50. 1850 a. NJ. ii4:so.
ff5.25 2.
ragers-own 1000 a. m. and 1880 ?. m.
Boyd and way points, s:25. $500 a. m,
LIS. 4:50- 5:9o. tsI0.15. 1l.S0 p.
Gaithersburg and way points, s.$5, 1900 a..
It's s*l0.I5. ~ 80 p. IA.
Washington function and cay points, s:35.
t-e:00 M, 'si-I5. $50 go p
Baltimore, week DAYS. xS:t1. SEQ, e:3D, X: oa,
30, = 20, s.25. x9:5d. xt0;09. 1850 a H..
xi2-s9 noon. " "a. x3:00, x4;0G. II %, As.
KOS. % z6.2a- $50 xs-00 xI0:O0 XII 30.
II - p. Ia. sundays, SS:00, Nos 7:29, * &c,
1900 a. m, xl2:2p I:i5, 1900, 1880, x5,O5.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
All trains Illuminated with Pintseh light
Baltimore, Philadelphia. New York Boston.
and the East, 800, = .O5 (Diner3. $50 But
fet), 1890 (Diner), ljI1;e0 DINER a m,
II % DINER. ss:0G CRoyal Limited" Diner},
go (PhiiadeIphia only. r5.e5 CDiRer1 900,
I'D 'il:30 ?. M Sleeping Car open at 1000
Atlantic City, -l7:o5, llIo:oO a. m. Ile:2o.
Daily Except Sunday ''sundays only.
Express trains.
Baggage called fort and checked from hotels
and residences By Union Transfer Co on orders
left at ticket offices. 6I9 Pennsylvania Avenue
northwest New York Avenue and Fifteenth
Street and at station
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rrAIxs ~ BITENoNT BRAECH-

Leave lshing.en $50 q. NJ ard 4sta m.
,,57Iv " esk DAYS. 800 p m $50 + H., aud
eos D. M Latter for Leesb-Tg only
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

FINE FARM. 2l5 acres, adapted 10 firms and
truck, Morrison, y. J.; I4-roou botlse, cot
tage, barns, etc; l20 acres cultivated, I hour
from New York city; 30 minutes from Newark,
Is. NJ tsSTRANDEB. North American Building.
Philadelphia. II
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H. r. HowENSTEIN CO.

gl0 - and 1914 St Y W
Phone, Main ga. It
FOR SALE-A room renting house. in a bust
ness locality; terms low FOR cash Apply 2IS
Ncw Jersey ave nv apf5-3u
nice little home. two-stcry pressed brick .
-iS rooms and hath. hot and cold water; located
On capitol iill, near ears; very easy terms
S2.508
pretty IFO-StoTy baV window uriCz= S5x
rooms and bath; hot and cold water; neat and
coy home
$50
fine investment a tvo-stofy bay window
pressed brick house loca5ed on thoroughiare
northeast; four rooms ard bath each floor; rent
$40 month.
wM. Il. SAUNDERS Il co,
1906 + Il. y. IS. aI,II-tf
FOR SALE-I5th ST. ne, = block FROM II s.
car, ? stories rooms aud bath: al modern
improvements; house ia frst-eiass condition
large lot. 10 alley; - 2u9-reduced from - 500.
STORY BRiCk. @ r0Ius and BATH good CON
"ii5ohi on avenue southeast. NEAR Peunsy tyauia
ave and East iapitl 81. cars. 81 lUH; trust of
Ai-0H nice home or Investment.
We have number Of other houses in North
east and Southeast ranging from 5000 upward
CHAS FUSS & Co.
90 18Th ST, hear f ST. Bw. spIl-3t
FOR SALE-A weii-buiIt home sIA rooms and
bath; nice neigbborhood: Florida ave nv be-
t"eSb ri and 81 SITS price -. $50; terms 10
Nnt- FRANK \. HARRISON. 52@ gth nv.
aPII 81
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE.

NEW YORK-SOUTHA AIPToN-LoNDoN.
New ORR. apr. 15 10 am. ST Paul pr.s 10 NJ
Phii1-.- pr %, 10 am New orb May G. I0a- IN
RED STAR LINE.
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SUBURBAN HOMES FOR SALE BY
TAFT, OMWAKE & CO..
DAVIDSON BUILDING. 1913 G -.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-12-11

The United States department
estimates that 233,OOO tons of beet
sugar will be produced in this
country this year. The crop in
Michigan is expe cted TO yield
$4,000 tons, California $4,000 tons.
and Colorado $4,000 tons. Eleven
new factories have been started up
during the year. Six in Michigan,
three in Colorado, one in U tab and
one in Idaho.
The ii oily Cantaloupe Growers
association met Saturday after
noon and elected a new board of
directors, the following being chos-
en- for the coming year: j. W.
Phillips. G. w. Merwin, j. L. Wis
dom, II. L. johnson and j. W
Wilkin, Mr.. Wilkin was elected
president and FL. L. johnson sec
retary of the board. The members
present appeared to be just as en-
thusiastic as ever and the acreage
next season will no doubt be much
larger than heret ofore
The Holly chieftain., 1903-12-11

There are more than twice as
many lambs being fed in the val.
ley this season as there were last.
The Arkansas valley now contains
about $4,000 lambs and 10000
ewes. The Fort Collins country
boasts of 100000 lambs and 10000
old sheep. The price of stock
lambs has been steady, showing a
slight increase the past week.
The profits of lamb feeding last
season, and the apparent slow de-
mand for hay this fall are RESPONSE
BILE for the return TO this formerly
popular industry. Rocky Ford
Tribune.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-12-11
Coming to Holly.

DR.. Kalmen G. Sapcro, the we'll
known specialist on diseases of the
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat, will be
in Holly one day, Dec. IA. Bring
your school children and have DR..
Sapero examine their eyes free.
Cataraets removed and cross-eyes
strsis shtened. Granulated eyelids,
sore eyes and catarrh successfully
treated. Consultation and exami-
nation free. Remember the date,
Holly hotel.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-12-11
Christmas Tree.

Last Wednesday evening a num-
Der of ladies of our city met at
Mrs. George Ikelman's home and
decided on having Christmas
tree for the public. Various com
mittees were appointed and set to
work Immediately. Everybody
should assist in this enterprise as
it is for the benefit of all the chill
dren of our city and it's immediate
vicinity.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-12-11
,|,.-- ~
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Next year we have the presidential
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The Holly chieftain., 1903-12-11
WOODMEN BALL.

A MASQUERADE Ball will be given
in the Dawley hall Christmas
night December 25. Oyster sup
per will be served at the Bon Ton
Restaurant. Best music that can
be had. A good time is assured
to all Who come. Everybody in
vited.
w. O. W.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-12-11

Holly Leaf Camp 7742, NJ. W.
A., held its regular election on
Saturday night and the following
officers were chosen for the ensu-
ing term: q. P. Horst, V. G.; E.
r. Baker, w. A; H.. W. Milford,
K. B; Jno. T. Adkins, Clerk;
Chas. E. Forshner, Escort; J. l.
Banks, Sentry: Jno. McKim,
Watchmah; Denny Connolly,
Manager; DR.. r. d. Wilson, Ply
sician.
r. o. and j. w. McClain have
brought a bunch of $50 cattle
from their Cimarron ranch and
will feed them on mangle wurtzels
at their Manzanola ranch this
winter. They have procured an
engine and cutter from Kansas
City to prepare the feed. They
grew fourteen acres this season
and test load shows that the
yield will be about 35 tons per
acre,-Rocky Ford Tribune.
The mill was shut down last
week, after long and successful
run, and the employees are now
busy preparing for the installation
of the new battery OF boilers and
the new Corliss engine. It will
require two months to get the new
machinery in place, and by that
time it is anticipated that coal
will be abundant. The new en-
gine will develop enough addition
al power to warrantpa substantial
increase to the capacity of the
mill. At present the output is 500
barrels for a twenty-four hour
day. Lamar Sparks.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-12-11

DR.. Kalmen G. Sapero, eye and
ear surgeon, of Denver, will again
be in Holly December IA, at the
Holly hotel. Consultation and
examination for glasses free.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-12-11
Masquerade Ball Christmas
night by the W. o. W.

Masquerade Ball Christmas
night by the W. o. w.
Christmas tree for everybody in
the Dawley hall Christmas eve.
We are closing out our fall and
winter hats at cost. The Racket
Store. 4
"a. j. Witt sold his drsy bust
mess and outfit to Mr.. syp this
week.
Service in the Presbyterian
church Dec. ID at ii 4. M, Sub
|, sect: "The Cross Bearer" John
M:17.
+. G. Hochstedler and family
left Monday morning overland for
Nebraska whore they expect to
make their future home.
The Presbyterian Aid society
will hold its next regular meeting
at the home of Mrs. Garrison
Thursday. Dec. II at $50 p. m.
81. A. Lauman, cattle dealer of
Syracuse, was in this vicinity the
first of the week and bought one
hundred head of cattle from the
ranchmen northwest of town.
The ground was covered with
snow Tuesday morning but it was
i. very light and did not last long
Stlter the sun came up. S, far
the weather has rather favore d
those who are short on plunks.
We do not understand why SO
M6ny cattle are being sold from
the range in this section this fall.
The price is lower than it has been
tor years yet more cattle are going
to market than for years. This is
a problem for some master fnan-
cier to figure out.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-12-11

Any reader q this psper who is
subject to aches and paius of any
kind. may avail. themselves of this
free sample by sending a postal
card, giving their full address, and
mentioning the name Of this paper,
TO the DR.. Miles Medical Co., Elk
hart, Ind.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-12-11
Sec Gill 4 Son for potatoes, and
goods in case lots.

E. 8. French is doing carpenter
work for the settlers on the KY
ranch. He says he has work for
all winter there.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-12-11

It will ray you 10 investigate
The Bankers Life of Des
Moines, Iowa, before taking
other insurance, See Mathews
about it.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-12-11

W. F. Debus is not losing any
time on account of the season. He
is plowing right along with three
big horses, and he thinks he will
be prepared to plant a crop as soon
as the time comes. There ought
to be more plowiug done at this
time of the year.
H. A. Dawley caught his ankle
between his svoiriupois and the
curb in an uncomfortable twist
and received q severe strain this
week. Although he was suffering
greatly he was out the next day on
crutches and smiling through it
all.-Rocky Ford Tribune.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-12-11

Service in the Presbyterian
church Dec. l3 at ii 4. M, Sub.
ject: "The Cross Bearer" John
MI.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-12-11

"a. j. Witt sold his drsy bust
hess and outfit to Mr.. Syp this
week.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-12-11

E. G. Hochstedler and family
left Monday morning overland for
Nebraska whore they expect to
make their future home.