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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-05-05
Dead Man Identified.

Fort Worth. May 1.-THE man who
who fell from a trestle here. death re.
sulting. has been identified as George
Tewey. a blacksmith.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-05-05
Negro and Mule Drown.

Waco. May Awhile Jack Jones.
a negro. was attempting TO drive across
the Brazos river the wagon overturned
and all drowned
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-05-05
Muytubby No More.

Ardmore. |. T.. May 4.-Peter May.
tubby. for two terms governor of the
Chickasaw tribe. Is dead at his home
In Caddo. aged sixty years.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-05-05
Bryan Endorsed.

Tallahassee, Fla. May 4.-The SEN
ate passed a resolution endorsing Hon.
w. J. Bryan for the Democratic nsm-
nation for the presidency.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-05-05
Volcano Active.

Lima. Peru. May 1.-THE volcano OF
Alarcon. province OF Neuquen. Argen.
tine. Is In full activity
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-05-05
old.Time slave Dies.

Bonham, Tex. May i-Unole Ander.
son Rowlett. an old-time negro. died
here
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-07

Werf ieeen. Inn nnIere geIammte
Wit9lieoihaft IN Sahen Der Srsanis
lotion 81 i6ulen. @benlonobl a6cr
nllib ieoes ein5elne @ereinsmitalieb
'etnen @ifer fir Die fntboliide Sadie
5ei9en, inoem CT 5lnddit icine eigene,
tatbolt Of e Ereiie unteritiist, unb
iuillens lit belebrt 81 perocn.
2Senn mir bicS NneS tbmn, banu
fbti,ten mir bpffnungsppa hcr Sr-
fittft entsegsufcfen nit benz 8cmust.
ietn, Saf mir andj haS ltnisise oasu
belectrnsei,, bic dlriitlide MSrai nid,t
rir aiif Der, 0ebictc Der 4reiie, ion.
bern im Magenic;ncn ecf6rSert III
babcu. (Sansanhaltenbcr geifnQi9
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-07
Gin fmeppcS Gm!fomucn.

8. 8. Glorb, Gin @ci6dftsmanu
bon SIunf, Mo., bate o bier Sobz
rem elm fnappes gn.fommen, ais er
lidl nit Der ralibcn S6ale eineS Stedj<
apfclS Den 9aiimen berlebte. CIR
last: Ser Ir6t fpoite benlelben ame
plitteren, aber ih nilligte niGt Elm.
Sh' fallfte cine S6ad)tel bon 9udlen's
Mrnifd Salbe unb biele bette Die Gee
fdbrlidc @unhc." Sir % Gents In
Der Ipotbefe Dol 8. @. @uete, $50
Wtatn StraBe, Dubuque, Soipa. gu
hnhpu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-07
a1tie k6mmr,t mir Dir atrrne
fir dJriflidJr 1atnral
brrimfmren?

(Sortiesuns bon Der a. Geite.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-07
IS SUNG foIst.)

@enise 2entc ipiiien, tpie biele
Mdnner es sibt. pelde elm @efiibl
baben. als Oh iie 9dr5li@ eri6opft
ipGreu, unb niht MIR Die Wdnner,
.fonbern aud cine gleide Gn5abl fleis
Riaer t9%nlisfrnuen, baben bnsielbe
@efiibl. Sieie 2ente brau6en ctipas.
ras ibr Siitem itdrft uno b~auernoe
Sillfe ihafft burh Neinigung unb
Stdrfung Ses 8luts. SEER 90. Moc5s
fomsfi aus Weit @rano Hapibs, Ris.,
lhreibt: Ser Mlpenfrduter lit fiir
mid unb mcinc Srau elm GROCER See
gen gemeien. Weine Srou purSe bon
Den beiten Ier5ten ~bebanbelt. meIfe
id,lie6iid ia9teu, Dab es teiuen Spef
bate, ibr nod nehr Webi5in 81 gehen,
nnb bnb einc Sperdiipn bao cuu5ige
Mittel pdre, ipcl1es lie rettcn fDnnts.
abcr mir molltcn lie niht operiren
lniien. S6 ielbit par 10 franz. bnB
i1 meinc @rme ni6t oufbeben fonnte.
Gin Srsunb CAB ms Den Hotb,
Nlpcnfrdllter Su aebrnuc1en. unb Jest
linb ipir belize eeiunb."
@s aibt inter Den 6eilmitteln.
pclde einen nirtlifen &erth beiiscu
lrohl fein &rGparat. melfes beim
Infbou ncs SnltemS unb Der Seriiel>
lluia gebroheuer Nerpenfrait Iolfe
bcitimmtc grfolgc Gui3umeiien bat.
oils Sorni's @%lpsnfrouter. gS lit mits
log IN ben Ipotbefen panad 81 fra
gen. neil CT bort nid,t az BADEN lit.
CT iuiro benz Yublifnm brett augez
ltellt Surh Die Gigertbiimer. Or. &etcr
Nnhrneh & Cons Co., t12-11S 60.
9opne ane.. Chicago, ST.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-07
GamD! SamD!S amO!
8eneoiftiler @Gter lit Silaboma.

FatboIiiGle 9eier. bic 9arh in bert rsueu
Stante Sflahontu Su tauien ober an renten ee.
benton. rtpgen be COUNTIES YptoiuGton:;e nnb
Seminole %beiudbel. 9as 9nro III eritlnitg mno
tlr bic Seeliorse Der aatboIiten in oieien sipei
Counties iuirb onrdl bic Senebittiner . Batter
beitenS 9siorst, lin nahere Gpstnnit id,reibe
or Bro. Sobm &arae), .. 2. ", Sacreo
9eart plbben. Sacreo Seart V. g.. Ola. Sc.
treieroe ueroen 6uN upn snoerldii aen Qanos
pertiuieru 3anoertitn 5n uieorigen Greiien uno
in Der Rdbe BON Staot nno Stride fdaern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-07

mar fem innerites @%mpfinpcn. 8aros
las Iuse ipurbe feubt.
Sen Sodel". fubr Ben &iinitler
fort, riouen Sautrelisfs idmiitfen. gs
lit nod piel pnran 81 tun. uno Die
Irbeit liegt mir. ie ndber lie Der gols
lenbung entsc9enriidt, INNER ihtuers
er I'M Sim. @enn man elm Sbeal
b%erfDrpcrn mill, tut man lih ME gcz
mug, unb eS mar mir ipirflid cine
grpbc Grmutigung, haB Otto lid, Die
len @iorgcn 10 Sufrieben duBertc."
n3ufricben, blob 5ufricben? llcber>
raidt. cnt3iift mar ;h, unD piirpc
icst beiner Shilberuns nod piel 8uz
fiigcn. bdhte id nidt. pnB uuiere
Srcunoe bier balS lclber tonrn;en nno
icben lpcrben. limb Damn bringen mir
audi Die Sreunnin bcs Srduleins .
ipie nannten sic aid ibren Namen?"
rSttilie aampe". iastc &arola.
~@iftig! Srdulcin Gampc brinsen
mir aud nit, banit lie Dein Genie
bemunbern lcrnt, 8arl."
Otto i~prubelte iiber bon @ib linb
Runtcrteit; er er5dblte Der SHUTTER.
fpic Die bciben ilrngen Samcn linen
i9on geitern begegnet pdren.
aNafbem mir Die giloer aefaufi
batten, itiesen mic in Die erite Sroids
fe, Der mir be9e9rcten, uub Iieben ms
gum Sabnbof fabren", iaste 9arold.
limb in 2anbredt criuartete Der
@ater iie", credn5te Srau 0drens.
rgSir ertuarteten ia nah Dem 8riefe
Sbres @aters itiinoli6 @obriht bon
Sbncn unb batten a~llerlci Hldne fir
Sbre l%tnterbaltung entfuorfen; ba
bnrfte &arola bier niht fcblen. Nln,
iest bnben ipir sic 9liidlih bier. Otto,
Sic rnb Sbren lieben Srernb."
.Sn itinIme i6 elm. Wflitterfenl
Yldue bin. YlGne Der . persniigter
f0nnten mir ia bod nift fem! Nur
zines feblt nod: laii' Die Inne cine
Slaide aus Der 3ellerede Oh
ipeibt ihon . . brin9en, bab i'd,
'SmoaiS nit bent Otto trinte. @s
enet mid Elm. bab Der Sunse mid inlz
mer ~Sie" nennt. 3u mir iast er
bann Snfel. unb 5l Dir. elite. mag er
Sante iaaen. On ioIlit bid bier, 81
5anIc fiiblen. otto, ipie bel Gater unO
Mtitter. lleberbaupt sebt es bier in,
8alo niht 10 formlih Der nie bel elld)
in Der preubiiden 8eiiOen5. Inns sebt
bas Ser5 sleid auf, penn mir in unies
rer giniamfeit einmal Nenihen ieben;
CO fpmmen ia aud mr. iolhe, Die uns
a~nsebcn.~
.Iuf quite Sreunoi6aft uno auf
cine aliidlihe Sufunft fir miere Sus
genb bier ippIen mir trinfen. Ilte".
iagte er. als feline Srau Die @ldier nit
Dem solbenen 8ein gefiilt bate.
rStobt an, ibr 9ieben, iebt euh friih
in Die Guseu babel, ionit gifts nibt
reht. Sebt, mir fOmmt's pon Ser5cn,
ih mein' es trel nit eud."
Samit trnnf er bds 8las aug uno
reihte IS bann .Wutter1en@ pieber
gum Siiaen bin.
2angc nod Jag Die feline @eielz
ifaft inter beitern 8eiprdden unb
Sder5en 5miammen. Die 2ihter i'm
Sorfe iparen ldI,git ems nah Dem anz
bercn erlolhen. als Die bea erleudtez
ten Senlter bes Soritbauies nod ibren
itrablenben S1ein in bas Sal unb
ii6er ben Berg iparfen.
(5ortebung oIgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-07
Irei an nniere Mhnnuenten.

Gin hlbidles 1914 Sciten fairies Siitlleir BON
grlle epirtp uno cine 2anotarte BON Sio.
Sntpta tret; idn0re 6ornen uiio Yiehiarmet in
Der berlhrlten MifipGri Riuer Walep, Dem acrns
Gnrtel BON Sub 3atota. lsrpHte aaraut:rt.
\. u. GtramSfp, &ur 80. Hutpano. S''N.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-07
MhtMna, warmer!

Sabt 5br SAFER. pen. 9artof elm. gsei5 Ell. aorr.
Mosgeu. Werite, Gier, Butter pber abernaupt
trgenbmelhe faraiprooutte at pertauien? 0euu
20, baum idhreibt eyit all Sol. 8. 9aeie. Dubapue.
Spfpa, nro ira9t- i'm nm ieine yreiie. wlan
%abIeiiire einfadb: =. =. yagle, DUBUQUE. Sospa.
N. b. Serr @agle fault uuo uertauir aura
Stabt- uno SarmeiDenthu m.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-07
Oeaen &rebSjGaoeu.

5th empiehIe hermit Stroop's beras,uts
beutide Yuluer. 3ieieIbeu beiIe,l ieoeu tuoch
nidlt auigebrod1eren) &rebs ioipohl inierlt,l ais
duBerlid,. 9as anertoitnt ein5ig bette Wiittel. nm
@agenfrebs erioigreidp Su helen, aSesen sdae.
rem. 3euenife u. !. 10. idlreibe nan an:
Gopar0 9. @ceoiua.
ct. Sucds. .Spui
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-07

- @on elmer Sabres5eit our anbe>
rem lpirb HbeumatismmS iid) perihlims
merrL. lpcnn mir niht baS groBe
Sdmer6enbeilmittel. ct. Soiobs Del
gebrauden, nm Die Stmcr5cn gu linz
bern unb Damn gu beilen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-07
Yu h~erfarien.

6arinlano in @lnopin Co., Widi. Tas, 2anb
eignet nd GUT fur 5armerei u. Yieh3udlt. @utes
Waier. Treis uno Observation-Disclosures NIB
Qlrnfige. Warrdntp 2eeb. Belistitel periett.
Stlreibt an Naimer : Nbittier gamo &c.,
Saginuiu, Midl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-07
Gin poriidtiser Saiebph.

@ama: u@eb. Snnni. Glib Seinem
fleineu Setter einen &uB :.
5anni: Stein, nein. Iama !.
ipeiBt 9u. ION hummer Surge = re-
rormirt gleid nit iopasl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-07
Gntihnlbiguns.

%irtb (sum @aite) Nd. ncbmen
sic es mir mn nidt libel. baB 5lpei
Slicgsn in Ger Suppe ipnren.
ionit nimmt tic Die 9Dd)in INNER
0leiG orauBcn beraus, beute bat iie
aber gar 10 piel gu tbMn!"
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-02-18
HOW C. N. HASKELL
TURNED The TRICK
Democrats all Over the Territory are
HowIing Because Of His "Assaina-
ton of the Jim Grow Law

Guthrie, Okla, Feb 18-The cow
ardly assassination Of Jim Crow legis-
lation by G. N. Haskell and his band
Of political pledge-breakers is causing
intense indignation thruout the state
among those democrats who we're led
to vote the ticket straight last year
because of promises along this line.
Reports from almost every section
Of the new state indicate that the
Democrats of the simon pure brand
are highly wrought up over the mat
ter and It'll exceedingly probable that
they will appear in Guthrie in) large
numbers this week in the hope Of re-
suscItating the Jim Grow corpse on
Wednesday, the day on which Leahy
has announced he will call the meas
ure up.
The practical defeat of the measure
is the result Of shrewd calculations
and manipulations on the part of
Haskell, who some time ago publicly
declared that he could not afford TO-
let such law go into the constitution
with any respect to himself or to his
negro constituents in the third dis
trict.
The MuskOgee potentate has con-
Quoted a vigorous campaign against
Jim Grow, having all sorts Of pretexts
for the position he assumed. The first
thing he set about to do was to create
sentiment against the legislation thru
the manipulation Of kilograms and
dispatches from Murray, which pur-
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-02-18
MAY REOPEN
COUNTY LINES

Guthrie, Feb. l8-Henry Johnson
has called a democratic caucus for to-
night ard it is expected the "Jim
Grow" proposition will be considered.
Sentiment seems to be nearly equally
divided with chances favorable TO the
defeat Of the clause.
Ten sections Of the railroad report
were adopted this morning, the most
important being: Prohibiting tie
consolidation Of competing and par
allel lines; the purchase Of railroads
chartered ia Oklahoma by foreign
railroad corporations is prohibited;
the giving or taking Of passes or free
telegraphic franks is mSde a crime;
any railroad built withsa four miles
Of a county seat must pass thru IT,:
three railroad commissioners are to be
elected for six yea terms.
There is talk that county lines ia
Oklahoma may be reopened at caucus
tonight.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-02-18
NO QUORUM LEFT
Delegates to constitutional
Convention Disguised
With Themselves

Guthrie, Okla, Feb Is There is
some doubt as to whether the conven4
tion will ever adopt a constitution
There has not been a quorum for over
a week, and delegates are continually
leaving with no intention of OF re-
turning. One Of the most prominent
members of the convention made the
statement today, II do not look for
the convention to ever adopt con-
stitution. So many have gone home
and the work is In such shape that
l believe the convention will adjourn
some time in the next thirty days and
return the enabling act to congress. I"
About twenty delegates have gone
home for good on account Of the stop
ping Of their pay and many of those
that are here do not go up to the hall
and there is considerable doubt as to
whether there will ever be a quorum
again unless some measures are pre-
sented to induce the delegates to re-
turn.
Ii is rumored that the Democratic
state committee is at work raising a
campaign fund TO be used to pay the
expenses of the delegates who refuse
to serve without pay and that all who
will return will be placed on the pay
rolls Of the state committee at the re-
regular 81 a day.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-02-18

port to Indicate that such law might
meet with the presidents disapproval
and result in the rejection of the con-
stitution even after it was ratified.
These kilograms and dispatches
were incubated here in Guthrie and
at Muskogee, and by suggestion from
Haskell the Democratic leaders in the
United States senate and in the house
Of representative we're made to say
that it would be dangerous to tamper
with jim Grow.
The willy politician from Muskogee
did not stop here He succeeded in
creating sentiment against Jim
Grow, but it was not sufficiently
strong to warrant action upon the
part Of the delegates, SO continuing his
tactics be sent out messages to various
Democratic clubs, to which they res
ponded BY relieving their delegates
from their ante-election pledges
In the fight on the floor Of the con
vention over the Jim Grow measure,
Ledbetter Of Ardmore, Hayes Of
Chickasha and Williams Of Durant
made plays to the galleaies by pretend
ing to be in favor Of carrying out cam
paign pledges.
That Ledbetter is a political trick
ster and that he was absolutely in
sincere upon the subject, was best
evidenced Friday, when he of his own
free will waltzed into Haskell's ranks
and voted to defer action indefinitely,
we'll knowing that this meant practi-
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-02-18
GAS IS IN CITY
Company May Complete Blow
ing Out of Mains
Tonight

Natural gas is actually in Vinita
1t has been long wait, but it is here
at last II was frst'turned into the
city mains Saturday evening, but
several breaks were found, where wa
ter had collected in the pipes and
frozen, and YESTERDAY was spent ia
mending the leaks. This morning
again the gas was turned in, and it is
hoped that by night that the pipes
viii have been blowed out,so that the
gas may be supplied to customers to-
morrow.
However, it can never be said what
developments may arise, so Manager
Carr does not want to promise gas for
certain for tomorrow "Make it We'd
nefday," he said to reporter Of The
Chieftain: "we'll surely have it then,
And we may be able to connect with
the service pipes tomorrow" he add
ed
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-02-18
ON TECH HNICALTY
William Phillips Released From
Life Term in The
PenItentIary

William Phillips, convicted Of mur-
der In the United States court at
Tahlequah about five years ago, and
sentenced to the penitentiary at Fort
Leayenworth for life by Judge ]. A.
Gin, arrived in Vinita Saturday night
from the penitentiary under guard.
A peculiar feature has arisen in this
case.
The commitment under which
Phillips was admitted to the peni-
tentiary failed to embody the words,
cat hard labor, as part Of the sem
tence, and the omission of this phrase
it is believed by most lawyers, will re-
suit in Phillips srelease. 1t is not
known whether the omission of the
claus was mistake on the part Of the
clerk in copying the record, or whether
the record itself Is defective.
Phillips case was taken first before
Judge Pollock Of the Eastern district
Of Kansas on habeas corpus, but Judge
Pollock remanded it to Judge Gill for
hearing. and it will probably be taken
up upon the latter's return from No
wata. G, B. Rogers will represent
Phillips in court here.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-02-18

cally the defeat Of the measure.
Hayes had only a few days before
being relieved Of his ante-election
pledges by his constituents In the
Chickasha Democratic club and his
submission to the control Of Haskell
was shown in his motion to defer
action.
Williams Of Durant is still fighting
for Jim Grow for campaign purposes.
1t is said concerning him that he is
not sincere in his stand, but he has
come to realize that it is good grand
stand play to appear as he were will
ing to carry out the pledges made for
him at the time of his election.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-02-18
PRESIDENT Will
LEND ASSISTANCE
Both President Roosevelt and Mr.. Gar
field Will Urge the Passage Of
Senator Curtis Bill

1t really looks as If there might be
some chance for the removal of the
restrictions, after all. The Curtis bill
for this purpose is being pushed in
congress, and If all the people Of the
territory unite in its support It may
60 thru.
Saturday conference was held at
the White House between President
Roosevelt, James r, Garfield, who on
March VIII succeed e. A. Hitchcock
as secretary Of the Interior and Sena
Tor Curtis. The Quits bill lfor the
removal of the restrictions was the
subject for discussion, and upon the
recommendation Of Senator Curtis
and Mr.. Garfield President Roosevelt
was convinced that the passage OF the
bill is absolutely necessary for the
well being Of the new state.
He will, therefore, IL was
given out after 1.-THE conference, lend
his entire influence ito the passage Of
the bill.
The committee appointed by the
Vinita Commercial club TO draw up
resolutions and send them to the
members of congressHhas beens busy.
On Saturday O. b. Rogers, chairman
Of the committee, assisted by Secre-
tary Charlesworth, sent out over 100
letters. These will be delivered IN
Washington this afternoon.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-02-18

From all over the TERRITORY letters
and kilograms are pouring in upon
Washington, and since the Curtis
bill is very short one, and since
there is no opposition to it, and since
the president and the department. Of
the interior favor 1t, there Is possi-
bility that it may be past, If the peo-
Of the territory use the telegraph and
mails without cessation in the next
few days.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-02-18
BebOut Takes Bigger Rooms

Gaylord N. Bebout has rented the
front offices Of the Scott building on
the second floor and will hereafter
conduct his law business from there,
instead Of from the rear room Of the
suite occupied by the Avery-Roberts
Investment company. EMF. Bebout
will continue to act as counsel for the
company; his removal was due to the
fact that increase Of business made
it necessary more room.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-02-18

The Chieftain was misIuformed Sat-
urday as to the name Of the infant
that died Friday night. The little
one was the ten days old child Of Mr.
and Mrs. M. Hogan, Interment was
in Falrview cemetery Saturday, after
funeral services had been conducted
at the Catholic church.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-02-18

Misses Kennedy and Scott, the mil
liners at the Ratclfl store, returned
last night from trip to st. Louis and
Chicago. Miss Bowling returned With
them, and will spend few days here
before returning to her home in Tex
as,
Mrs. w. p. Mayes Of Grove was here
yesterday visiting her daughter Miss
Hazel, who is a student at Sacred
Heart Institute
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-05-10

The Fort Benton amateu hay
been invited by the mems club of st
Marks mission to present their ent
, ertainment in the opera house a
Havre on May the 10Th for the bene.
fit of Rev. Christler's proposed house
1t will be remembered that this ent.
ertainment was given in Fort Benton
some time ago for the benefit of the
Roman Catholic Building fund ant
was pronounced a splendid exhibition
of fun and mirth in the role of BLACK
Art" MI. Christler is to be congratu-
lated upon procuring them, and he
may rest assured that the opera house
will be packed by the boosters of the
very commendable club house project.
Our city is going to have nice
place for recreation and enjoyment
this summer. The Preston park has
been leased by three of our young
citizens and things are under cper-
alton to make it beautiful place of
amusement. The grounds will be
leveled up for all sorts Of outdoor
games for the big ones and the little
ones. A fine dance pavilion is be-
ing erected at present. Families can
bring their lunches and enjoy a pleas
ant day away from their daily duties.
Everything will be conducted in an
honorable manner and the place will
deserve the support of all the people
of Havre. The park will open the
latter part of this month.
Wednesday evening the Havre camp
of the Modern Woodmen was host to |
a large party of invited guests at a
social session. These sessions are
given the firt meeting night of each |
month and the one this week was
thoroughly enjoyed by those present.
The following program was render
ed and between each number as it ap-
pears below, a dance was called; mu-
sic was furnished by Prof. Hilla and
Mrs. r. x. Lewis.
Welcome. :. :. =. :. Jas. Holland
Violin Solo,. :. :. :. &C. P. Hill a
Solo. Miss Edith Ho land
Song. :. -. :. Mrs. McHammond
Address,. :. =. :. A. H. STADIUM
oiaEo Solo,. =. >. Mrs. Sto kmar
local Solo. :. =. Miss DeLorim err
Jake Walk.
Mrs. Weber and J. F. Ma news
After the program luncheon consist
ng of sandwiches, pickles, cake and
Office was served.
The farmers of Valley county in
nd around Culbertson have dcne We
title farming up to date, on account
f the cold and unfavorable weather.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-05-10
Suits That Wear Well

And look well and yet that can be had at a modest
fgu re transform the occasional btyer into steady
customers Good Cheviots, sturdy Cassimeres and
Is o. clay worsted suits made up in the most sub
stantial and workmanlike manner, cut to fit and
tailored to hold its shape. These suits are the
equal Of the $1,000 garments sold elsewhere
yet our prices are. .........s12.5o $1,000 So. so
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-05-10
Stein-Bloch Suits for Dressy Men
Good Business Suits

In greys in the new nobby checks and plaids and in
the ever popular serges, both single and double
breasted. They have hand worked button holes
hand feed collars full hair front internings that
will not break curl with the hardest wear such
suits usually sell at $1,000
Our price. Observation-Disclosures $500 $3.50 $500