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The San Francisco call., 1906-09-17
TO SAIL FROM sEATTLE.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Sunday, September 16
stmr Eureka. GolIghtly. DAYS from Seattle.
:, Stmr Phoenix. Hendrickson, IL hours from
Bowens Landing.
stmr Albion. Hansen. II hours from weIch
star Brunswick, Enefsen, Is hours from Fort
Stmr Scotia. Johnson, II hours from Bowens
Landing.
stmr ses Foam. Miller, IA hours from Mendo-
cino VIA Point Arena 10 hours.
Stmr Helen Drew, Gunderson, Al hours from
Port Los Angeles.
Stmr Coronado, Lindquist, 4a hours from San
stmr, South Bay. sorenson. % hours from
Stmr Montara. Hall. 81 hours from Seattle
stmr chehalis, Johannson. IL hours from Port
stmr LalOne. Ramselius. 20 hours from Eu-
reka
stmr Prentiss. schininsky. 25 hours from Eu-
Bark Palmyra. Liebis. 10 days from Port Gam.
BILE, via Port Townsend 81 days
Bark Edward May. Jorgenson, l6 days from
Power schr COnfanza. sangberg. Al hours from,
Pacific VALLEY via Santa Cruz 10 hours.
Monterey. in tow tug Defiance.
schr Robert searles. Pitz days from Ia
coma.
Barge Three. Daniels. % hours from Port
Hartford, in tow tug Sea King, up river direct
sunday. September 1s.
Br stmr Noya. Thomas. Antofagasta.
Ger stmr Scraps. Rickmann. Victoria.
Stnlr Westport, Hansen. Eureka
Stmr South Bay. Sorenson. Eureka.
Stmr Navarro, Moreno, Crescent City.
Stmr Santa Rosa, Alexander. San Diego and
Power schr Ida A. Ensdahl. Point Reyes.
Power sclir Newark. johnson, Byxbees Landing.
schr o N Kellogg, Iverson. Tacoma.
schr E Jackson Mass. Grays Harbor.
Per bark Edward May. at San Francisco. from
Makaweli. Sept 1e-In lat ss o5 n. long l26
W. schr Mindoro Cor schr Minnia Caine),
standing south; FI TIshsd ED s0 P.Te Be reported
POINT L0BOS, Sept 16-l0 p. m.-weather
clear; wind NV: velocity 10 miles per hour.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PORT TOYNSEND-Passed in Sept l5-
Bktn Archer. hence Sept 5. for Tacoma
Arrived Sept 1e-Schr Willie r Hume, hence
PoRT ANGELEs-Arrived Sept 15-Brig W G
sailed Sept iS-Brig C Irwin. for Roche
sEATrLE-saIlcd Sept l5-stmr Ruckmsn,
for San Francisco.
Sailed Sept l5-stmr jefferson. for skagway.
Nome: stnr Atlas. from Port Harford.
Sailed Sept 15-Stmr Farallon. for skagway;
sITKA--saiied Sept Io-stmr Cottage City.
GRAYs HARBoR-Arrived Sent ,4-sc,r
Dauntiess. from San Pedro; schr 4 Johnson.
hence Aug e; brig Lurline, hence Sept 1: schr
Expansion, from Redondo.
Arrived Sept 15-Schr Esther Buhne, hence
ABERDEEN-saiIed Sept i5-schr Endeavor.
Arrived Sept I5-schr Esther Bubne. hcnce
Sept = brig Lurline. hence Sept 1; schr Expan-
sion. from Redondo.
Asuncion. from Astoria for Port Harford 80.
SOUTH -BEND-Sailed Sept -15--schr Muriel,
POINT REYES-Passed Sent IS. $40 q M
Sfmr Montara. from Seattle. for San Francisco.
EUREKA-ArriEed Sept 15-Sfmr Rival
hence Sept 10; stmr Roanoke from Astoria.
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News Of the Various Mining
Camps Of Nevada.

oVe-foot level. the present depth of the
shait, good silver lead ore is being
found and the pay shoot is large Sew
eral good strikes have been reporte I
In the vicinity of this property in the
l1c. fe-- i,-enl-s
IONOPAH, Sept 16.-Word has been
received from the Edens mine on the
eastern slope of the Kawich range.
over the summit from Belle. Helen. that
work on the mine is progressing stead
lly and the new machinery ordered is
expected soon. The opening of the
ledge In this property is being done
by long working tunnel being driven
into the hillside and it is thought that
the ledge will be cut at a depth of 500
or ooV feet from the portal. From Eden
also comes the report OF a recent dis
covery efghty-f1ve miles south some
where near Forty Mile Springs. No
details of the find have been obtained
as yet. but the ore samples shown as
having come from there have a splen-
did appearance.
To- oPAH. Sept. 16.-The local Of
nee or the Death Valley and Green
water Copper Company. operating IN
sGreenwater, In Inyo County, Califor-
MIA. states that an important strike has
been made on the Copper Glance No 2
claim of the companys holdings The
hnd was made at the eighty-foot level
OF the shaft being sunk and it is
stated that eight feet of good copper
ore has been cross-cut in the hanging
wall without exposing the wall. 1t
is thought by the officers of the COM
pany that the ledge will show
width of twenty feet or over when fully
developed. The hoisting machinery or
dered by this company is beginning to
arrive at Johnnie siding on the Clark
road and the teaminf, capacity of the
section is badly overtaxed to convey
1t to the camp. Work on the well
boring at Greenwater has started, but
no word of results has been received
TONOPAH, Sept. 1S.-Later details
Of the strike in Ophir Canyon in the
Toyabe Range shows that the fnd was
made by Dick Rochelle, better known
In this section as Gold Mountain Dick.
He has opened up a ledge Of valuable
gold and silver bearing ore on group
of claims. just located something over
mile from the old Ophir mine. The
find was made some time ago. but none
of the party returned to any Of the
camps until a day or so ago. and. as
soon as word of the strike got out
several parties started for the scene
The Rochelle strike consists of a two
foot ledge caught at a depth of thirty
feet. All the ledge matter is of value
being mineralized quartz lying In
stringers, but the big pay streak
shows eight Inches in width and as
says about $500, principally in gold.
Picked specimens of the rock show
free gold in abundance and the ore is
of free milling nature.
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RAILWAY TnAVEL
California
Limited
To Chicago in ) Days
Leaves daily ct $50 q. n
With Diners and Sleepers.

1850 AN. IFor Stockton, Nerced (eirecr
connection for Yosemite VAL
loy), Fresno. Hanford, Visa
lila. Bakersfield and Inter-
$500 p. NJ. mediate points.
$3.50 A. M,--California Limited. days
to Chicago. Leaves every day. Direct
connection to Grand Canyon.
s:So A. A.-valiey Limited Tor Stockton.
Merced (dtrcct connection with Yo-
semitic Valley. Fresno. Hanford. W.
salia. Bakersfield and points on Sier-
ra Railway.
1855 AM-f'or stockton. Riversbank.
Oakdale and points on Sierra Railway.
400 p. M---For stockton. Fresno and
intermediate points
500 P. M.-Overland Express for Dem
yer, Kansas City. Chicago and Grand
Canyon
TICkET OFFICES-Ferry building
San Francisco: 111e Broadway. Fortieth
ST.. and San Pablo ave. Oakland: Uni
versity ave. and West ST.. Berkeley.
NOTE.--Yosemite valiey r.. r. trains
leave Merced for Yosemite Valley al
$50 A. NJ and 200 p. IL every day.
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UNION GUN CLUB HOLDS
ITS FINAL SHOOT OF YEAR
Gunmen Gather nt IuGleside Trap. and
Participate I'm Final Events Mt
Bluerocks.

The closing shoot Of the season Of
the Union Gun Club was held yester-
day at the Ingleside traps under perfect
conditions for such sport. The feature
of the days sport was the excellent
exhibition of bluerock shooting given
by F. E. Ellis. a young sportsman of
Portland. Ellis. who is a member of
the Northwest Sportsman's Association.
shot in thee different events given by
the club. In the club shoot he lost but
two birds out of twenty-Eye, and In the
medal event he broke twenty-four out
of possible twenty-five, which stands
as a great record.
His best work was demonstrated at
doubles and singles. In this he missed
but few targets and peppered his birds
squarely.
The final bluerock- shoot of the year
will be held at the Ingleside traps when
the Golden Gate Gun Club will close the
season with several special events. Four
twenty ive-bird races, entrance $3.50.
will be shot.
The scores in the different events
yesterday are as follows:
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Vessel Is Shaken
by Submarine
Disturbance.

The schooner Robert Searles. which
arrived in port yesterday from Ia
coma. was shaken up By an earth
quake on September IA.
Captain T'iltz reports that when in
latitude sI-IS north and longitude
I25-52 west he experienced a heavy
Earthquake and submarine eruption
(which lasted for twenty-three seconds.
'The vessel was tossed around in great
shape. Her masts ratified so that Cap
hair Piitz thought they would all come
'toppling down. Her cargo OF lumber
was also considerably shaken up.
when the shock began all hands
thought the ship had struck 2 rock.
|They ciambered to the decks, expect
ling every minute she would go TO the
bottom. They wondered II they had
run out or their course. Suddenly the
conmotion stopped and the Searles
sailed on just as though nothing had
. happened. She brings 10000 feet CT
humber to the stockton Lumber Com
pony.
Engineer Jones ScaIded.
Engineer Jones Of the steam
schooner Pomo was badly scalded by
'thc bursting OF q steam pipe late Sat
|urCay evening as the vessel was about
|to put 10 sea. The Pomo was lying
'aiongside the Pacific Mall dock at the
was ready fer her to start on her
|voyage TO Albion when the pipe sud
denly burst and threw a great column
OF steam against Jones. which caused
him 10 fall 10 the deck. Captain
ReinertsOn rushed to his assistance
and dragged him on the dock. where
Il physician was summoned and the
mans burns were dressed.
The sailing OF the Pomo was de-
|layed until late yesterday afternoon.
brings Ponies.
The steamer Montara. Captain Hall.
arrived yesterday, eighty seven hours
from Seattle. She brought sixty of
the ponies" which are going to run
in the fall races at Emeryyille. Among
the lot are the stables of Captain Rice
bunch was the mare Ruby, which has
made such a good showing in the
Northwest.
Tidal Wave Goes to Oakland.
The old bark Tidal Wave. which
came into port yesterday in a water
logged condition in tow of the steamer
Brunswick and was towed out TO Mis-
sion Flats, was taken over TO Oakland
yesterday. There her cargo Of lum-
Der which is consigned to the Union
Lumber Company, will be discharged.
She came from Fort Bragg.
Comes From DrydOck.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Com
panys steamer Siberia came from the
drydOck at Hunters Point yesterday
and went alongside the old Mail dock.
where she will begin today taking on
cargo for the Orient, for which point
she will sail on Friday
Steamer COya Sails.
The British steamer Coya, Captain
sailed yesterday for Anto-
fogasta with q general cargo of lum-
Der.
China Due Today.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany's steamer China is due to arrive
today from Hongkong via Yokohama
and Honolulu.
Alameda Due Tomorrow.
The Oceanic Steamship Companys
steamer Alameda is due to arrive to-
morrow from Honolulu
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EASY
FOR NATIONALS
OF CHICAGO.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

T, CHICAGO. Sept. 1s. The locals
closed their home season today with
an easy victory over Pittsburg. Hill
debrand pitched a clever game, but re-
ceived poor support, wild throws by
Leach and Myer giving Chicago four OF
the runs. Score: r. II r.
Batteries-Pfeister and Moran: Hill
debrand and Peitz. Umpire-Conway.
CINCINNATI. Sept. 16-The Cincin-
natl team won the first and tied the
second game in the double e-header with
:, q. Louis mere today In the last game
terminate. at o'clock At that time
Cincinnati was at the bat and one man
out with the score tie. and Emslie
called the game. KLEIN umpired the
drst game and left for the East early.
and Emslie umpired the second Scores: j:
First game: r TT z.
Cincinnati
st. Louis q
and Marshall.
Second game: r. III E
ST. Louis .
Cincinnati 5
Thompson and Noonan.
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SHUTS
OUT "SHOW NE
NINE.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 1s.-Cleveland de-
Ieated the locals today 2sto o. Howell.
VINO opposed Bernhardt, lost his game
sihr9ugn Y, Wild pitching in the first and
their only runs. Score:
st. Louis n
Cleveland :
BatteriesamHoweiii and Spencer; 6 Bern
CHICAGO, Sept 16.-Chicago shut
.,L Out Detroit ? to here today IN fast
Ri,'fhefs In the sb;rd nattIe- Chicago scored one
sacrince Another. run came in the
snd elsnth ths on force out single and double
stsga s =, vtiisltors only nisplay. At no
a man past second base. score:
Chicago q
Detroit : Z. =. =.
Batteries--Altrock and Roth: Sewer
and Schmidt A441 As0' =
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Sailed Sept I5-stmr Prentiss and stmr
Lakms. iI;.. for s San graneisco. '
stmr Ravalli. hence Sept IA; stmr EUREKA lIence
Sept ID; stmr Alliance, from Astoria
Sailed Sept lo-stmr Roanoke. for San Fran
ASTORIA--Sa.led Sept iC-Stmr' r A KIN.
burn. for San Francisco via Coos BAY and Eu-
Arrived Sept 16-Stmr Yosemite. hence Sept
1das aIpofDo.ASrIved SDIs. s.a Sept lestmr George
Sailed Sept le-stmr George Loomis. for San
PORT Los .ANeELEs-sailed Sent 1a-stmr
BANDoN--Sailed Sept 1e-stmr Coouille
River. for San Francisco.
coos BAY-Arived Sept 1e-schr Ivy, hence
Arrived Sept 1s-Tug Sea Rover, with schr
walshcalore in tow. hence Sept Is stmr Break
water. hence Sept IA.
Sailed Sept 1e-stmr F Plant stmr Tam
alpais; new stmr Casco Gin tow tug Sea Rover.
schr James A Garneld and bktn Cleaner, for San
Francisco.
wEsTPoRT-Arri,ed Sept 1e-stmr Green
TAToosH-Passed out Sept 1e-Ger bark
Frieda Mahn fTom rom yancqs,sr Van nns. for cailao
HoNoLULU-Salled Sept 15-Bark p
Rithet, for San Francisco.
Arrived Sept 15-Bak W B Flint, hence
Arrived Sept le--stmr Manchuria. from Rab-
FOREIGN PORTS.
VICTORIA. B CARVED Sept 16-Br stmr
Arrived Sept ie-Br stmr Gymeric from San
NEw wEsTMINsrER, B c-saiI.d Sept 1s
1Br 5l stmr Duneric: for Nome; Br ship Beacon
OCEAN STEAMERS.
MvERPo0I-Arrived Sept l5--stmr Umbria
MoyILLE-Arrived Sept Ie-stmr Columbia
from New York. for Glasgow. and proceeded.
Sailed Sept l6-Stmr Astoria, for New York
QUEENSTOWN Sailed Sept 1e-Stmr Iu
cania, for New York.
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% UekfteSI
minimum. 80: wind norfh weather clear.
Forecast for San Francisco and ricinity-Fair
Monday: continued warm; light northwest wind.
For Sacramento Fsliey-1'ar Monday; con-
rinned warn: light north wind.
For San Joaquin Yalley-Fair Monday; con-
tined warm: light north wind.
Tor Los Angeles snd viclnitr-Far Monday;
continued warm; light west wind.
a. O. McADIE, District Forecaster.
81 expense. HaViSators are cordially invited to
visit the Office. where complete sets OF charts
and sailing directions of the world are kept at
hand. for comp lriSon and reference. and the
latest information can always be sobtained re-
garding lights. dangers to navigation and all
matters Of Interest to ocean commerce. The
time ball service has been suspended. pending
the reconstruction OF the tower OF the ferry
building.
J. T. MCMILLAN. Nautical Expert. In Charge.
Movement of Steamers
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LEGAL NOTICES.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE Oh COMPTROLLER OF THE CUR.
REyCY
wASHINGTON. AUCUsT al. 1gos.

WASHINtITON, ACCUST 81. 1906.
Whereas. by satisfactory evidence presented
to the UNDERSIGNED. Il has been made to appear
that Tho Croker National Bank of San Fran
cisco In the City ~ San Francisco. in the
County OF San Francisco and State OF California
has compiled with all the provisions OF ths
Associations to extend their corporate existence
snd for other PURPOSES. approved July l2fh.
1882.
and Acting Comptroller Of the Currency do
hereby certify that The Croker National Bank
Of San Francisco. in the City of Ssa Francisco
in the County Of San Francisco aad State OF
Caiifornia: Is authorized to have succession for
the psriod specified in ITS amended articles OF
associasion. pemely. until close of business on
August 81, 1925.
In testimony whereof witness my hand and
seal Of Office this thirty-frst day Of August, 1906
tSeali I. P. KANE,
Deputy and Acting comptrolle. Of the Cur.
rency.
No. 3ss5
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Bills OF kadinE and NegotinbIs Paper
of every description replaced By q
bond OF The Metrsp oiisnn surety
ComDany Of New xoSk. Contract. Ju-
dicial and Fidelity Bonda JUDSOS
BRUSIE. Manager. ROOM 10. Ferry
building. ID. W. CARMICHAEL Co.
lnc.. ~aen- Agents 1908 Fillmore st
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J.C. WILSON.
Stocks and Bonds,

Member Stock and Bond Exchange. 4ss
California 81 Phone Temporary as
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-17
ROCK sTUNs CHINESE.

OAKLAND. Sept. 16.-struck on the
head by heavy stone which was
thrown by some mischievous youth
Sam Kee, a laundryman, was felled
senseless to the floor while at work
today.
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WILL. not be responsible for any debts IN
CURED by my wife, Mrs. s. D. THRIFT. as
she has left my bed and board. s. D.
THRIFT.
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L. S. Branch Hydr0sraphIc once.

A branch Of the United States Hydroxraphic
Office. located at the Merchants Exchange, Is
maintained IN San Francisco for tic benefit of
s-.siner. without regard TO nationality and free
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[ TennblOrROCkSS Schooner
Robert Searles.

The Weather Ecport-
United States Department OF .ag.isuturc-San
francisco, September lG.
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NOTICE is hereby given that L. TORETTA and
CFiAS. PEN1ASITA have bought the Swiss
and Italian Hote'. 1909 Fourth ST., San R.-
feel. Marin Co.. CAL Any creditor to SGAN-
zINI ia requested to call for settlement within
ive days Mt the above place.
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sun and Tide.

United States Coast and Geodetic surrev-T,m.
and Heights OF Tides az Fort Point fo- ct-y
Front fAission-street wharf add 25 minutes
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-17

Steamer Mongolia, from Hougkonx for San
Francisco, is ashore southeast of Midway Ia,s nd
and Is in very bad position; passengers are ali
landed. ~
Sept 10. from Tacoma--Sept il. liza M sed
heavy earthquake shock. lasting % seconds. in
Per schr Ivy. at Coos Bay. Sept 10. from San
Francisco~.sept, ID passed a white four -masted
Bay; asked to be reported all we'll IVY could
not distinguish name. eouiu
ria. hence Aug Il. for Hcnrknnr' Vim yoao-
hama and Honolulu. and previously reported
ashore on Rabbit Island Aug 20, has heen =,
hoated and is on her way to Honolulu
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MoNpAY. sEPrEMBER b
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NoNement Of Steamers.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-17

OAKLAND fsARBOR FERRY
foot Of Naxkss ssrcss)
700. 500. 500. 1000. Hoo q m.
l2m. Loo. 400. 400. 200. SEQ 6.D. 400 D. u
A for Morning. p for Aitsruoon :
tSunday excepted. tSundaJ only.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-03-02
Amity Department

ket of kittens, drowning them. The
baby, crawling thru the cream, ruin
ed SIS carpet. while his daughte,
ran away with the hired man. The
old dog broke up IL setting hens and
the calves chewed the tails off OF four
shirts.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-03-02
In Memoriam.

Winchester House died at his home
north of Amity Feb 2I, 1906. at o:Is
p. M; age 63 years and 8 months. He
was the fifth child of Winchester and
Letitia House and was born in
Springfield, ILL.,, where he spent his
boyhood days.
He was united in marriage to Leahe
Morris AZ years ago. Eleven child
rem were born to them, his wife and
6 children surviving, Ben, Lish, Will,
Chess, Mrs. Hodgskins and Mrs.
Green Also one sister Mrs. Kath-
rine Morris. Mr.. House was only
sick in bed two days and was un-
conscious all that time. He leaves
host of friends to mourn his loss.
He was respected and loved by all
that knew him. The funeral services
were held at his home Feb. 22, con-
Quoted by Major Erikson. A few
words were spoken by Messrs.
Childs, Nicoll and Hollis in reference
to Mr.. Houses life. The Amity peo-
pie sung his favorite pieces at the
funeral. The pail bearers were
Messrs Childs, Nicoll Coker, Bark
man, McAbee and Inman.
Charles Barkman sold his business
to the Cline brothers, who took charge
yesterday. They own large stock
ranch south Of the river which will
furnish their meat.
Mrs. Frank McAbee went to New
ton, Kans., on No. 8 Saturday to ac-
company the remains of her sister,
Mrs. Margaret Bryon, who died at
Newton last week, age 26, to their
resting place at Alliance, Ohio. She
resided at Amity for some time on
account of her health. Mrs. Bryon's
husband is brakeman on the Santa
Fe
The Holly chieftain., 1906-03-02
Anityville

May Owens is working at c. M Pi-
per's now.
A. L. Fryberger was an Amity vlsi.
tor Saturday.
J. L. Frances transacted business in
Holly Saturday.
Anna Buntrock spent Saturday and
Sunday at home.
Agnette Sherman stayed with Mrs.
Wheelock last week.
The Hammonds we're guests of the
Pattisons Sunday.
John Tolin made trip to Amity
after corn Saturday,
Mrs. Buntrock called on Mrs. Piper
Saturday afternoon.
Rena Tolin worked for Mrs. Fry
berger two days last week.
Lena Buntrock took dinner with
Mary PattisOn Sunday.
George Buntrock accompanied his
sister. Anna, to Holly Monday.
Mr.. Mclaughlin brought load of
corn from Amity last week,
Hapford and Annice Freeman and
Hattie Vernon were Lamar visitors
saturday and Sunday.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-03-02
What Does This Mean?

Gunnison is organizing womans
band Send EN- up here. Our saw
age breasts need soothing, and the
ladies know how to do it-Empire.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-03-02

DR.. w. S. Greenard returned from
St. Joseph Monday, where he was
called by the accidental explosion OF
a gun which was the cause of the loss
OF one of Mrs. Greenard's eyes. She
is now rapidly recovering.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-03-02
Shorthand.

Free classes for study of shorthand
are now being formed. Any persons in
terested may see Prof Lamson or Rev.
A. Mcintyre. Glasses both afternoon
and night.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-03-02
Card of Thanks.

The family of the late w. House
desire to thank the many kind friends
who assisted and comforted them i'll
their bereavement.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-03-02
Money In 1t.

There is no money in advertising.
The money is in the business the ad-
vertisement will bring.-Bent County
Democrat
The Holly chieftain., 1906-03-02
Fresh Stock.

First-class cantaloupe seed: saved in
1905. For sale by Montgomery.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-03-02

Verl Elliott spent Saturday night
and Sunday with George Buntrock.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-03-02

Mrs. BuntrOck and son. George,
transacted business Ia Holly Friday.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-03-02

Mr.. Irving and son. James. made a
trip to Amity after corn Monday.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-03-02

Mrs. r. s. Coates and children visit
ed friends and relatives at Lamar last
week.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-03-02

MT. irving ana son, James. made
trip to Amity after corn Monday.
Verl Elliott spent Saturday night
and Sunday with George Buntrock.
Mrs. BuntrOck and son. George,
transacted business Ia Holly Friday.
Mrs. r. s. Coates and children visit
ed friends and relatives at Lamar last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buntrock and daugh.
ters, Anna. Martha and Vina. spent
Sunday at Mr.. Nc Laughlin's
A large crowd was present at the
surprise party in honor of the Bunt-
rocks Saturday and they report very
pleasant time playing games.
A subscriber in Amityville contrib
utes the following: A close-fsted
man who is too stingy to subscribe
for his home paper sent his little boy
in haste to borrow copy from a
neighbor. The boy not noticing
where he was going ran over 81
beehive and in 10 minutes looked like
a warty squash in summer time. His
father heard his cries and going to
his relief ran into barbed-wire
fence, tearing a piece of meat out of
his anatomy. The COW taking ad-
vantage of the gap in the fence ate
enough co0n to founder and die. His
wife, hearing their cries, and running
to their assistance turned over four
gallon churn full of cream into bas-
The Holly chieftain., 1906-03-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Buntrock and daugh.
ters, Anna. Martha and Vina, spent
Sunday at Mr.. Nc Laughlin's
The Holly chieftain., 1906-03-02

A large crowd was present at the
surprise party in honor of the Bunt-
rocks Saturday and they report very
pleasant time playing games.