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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-10-12

enne, is aDle 70 De out.
Mr.. William Smith. Of North Queen
street. is visiting relatives in Balu
more.
Mrs. Carrie irwin. Of Hess avenue.
has gone to seattdale, IA.
AR. I'd Buchanan Of Cumberland,
is visiting relatives ia this city.
Mrs. Ernest Burkholder and daugh-
ter. Frances. Of King street. are visit.
ing relatives at shippenshurg, Pa.
Miss Madeline Boak. West King
street, has returned from visit to
friends in New York. ri
Mr. Fred Snyder. Of John street,
spent Sunday in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs, p. L. Hutchinson, OF
Kansas CITY Mo, left yesterday for
home after ten days visit to Miss
Katie ]. Sullivan, East Liberty street.
Prof G w. stuckey, of Fayetteville.
Arkansas left for home this morning
after spending the last six weeks with
relatives here and in the county,
This was his first visit to the scenes
OF his youth in fifty years
Mr.. and Mrs. George ID, Lambert,
West Martin street. are spending his
week at the Jamestown exposition
Mrs. Daniel Poole. of Greenshurg.
this county, is visiting her son, At
torney X. Poole, South Queen street
Miss Mae Laughlin OF Woodstock,
Va. is visiting her sister, Mrs VIII
liam Morrison. West Burke street.
Mr. William Euineer OF queen
street. is spending a few days in Bal
timore.
Mrs ]. II. C11ny and son, Anthony,
o6f Alexandris. Va, left this morning
for home after spending few weeks
with the formers mother, Mrs. S. G.
Cunningham South Queen street.
Mr.. j. b. Myers, of Cumberland, ei-
vision engineer OF the g. and @. rail-
road was a private business visitor
here last evening.
Mrs. E. ]. o Brien and children, OF
West Martin street, left for James
town Monday night, where Ehe will
join her husband who is a member OF
the Exposition fire company.
Mrs. C, S. Trump and Mrs. G. &
Hill have gone to Baltimore to attend
a missionary convention Of the Ets.
theran ehlmeh
Mrs. w. f. Lemaster, who has been
visiting at Eaton Mall,' the country
home of Nh and Mrs. Harvey Me
! Donald, has returned to her home in
Jamaica, N.
Mr.. c. w Feestcr. superintendent
OF letter carriers in Springfield, III.
is spending few days mere with his
sister, Mrs. e. c. Caller, South Water
street en- route to the jamestown ex-
posi1iuR-
Miss Mamie Sinai has returned 70
her home on North Queen street, af-
ter visiting relatives in me couIptry
Mr.. and Mrs. Jofm Cage. OF Second
street, left Tuesday for Scotdale. Pa
Mr. and Mrs. j. vs. Miles, Mir. and
Mrs e. X Mgidlow. OF Baltimore, and
Mr.. and Mrs. C. K. Over, VI Newynle,
Pa, who were called here by the
death of Mrs Sarah Miles have se-
turned home
Mr. Charles Harrison, OF LapoTbe,
lind, who has been visiting relatives
in this city, has gone ao Staeaton, Pa
MIR. Ed. Harrison, of Iaporte. Ind
has returned hcqne after visiting rel
satives here.
Miss Lula Smaltz, OF Hedgssyiile,
was a visitor in the city.
Mr. Jesse Wright, of Glealbrook,
spent Tuesday in this city
Mr.. Scott Gardner, of near this city,
has gone to the University OF Mary
laGd
Mr.. Bruce Geyer, West Burke
street, has gone to the University of
Maryland.
Mr.. and Mrs. "a f. Miller have
gone on visit to Washington.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-10-12
Keep
Your Nerve

1t is nerve energy that runs
Tie organs III your body. The
STORAGE batteey is the nerve
cclls Is il4e brain and spinal
cor,. ana rom this battery
nerve force Is sent otit through
The system o. nerves. To keep
The body healthy YOU must
have plenty Of nerve force; i
YOU have not, the organs work
impcrfectly, the circulation IS
sluggish, digestion bad, appex
tite poor, kidneys inactive md
acheg pains and misery are
the penalty.
You can keep the system
strong with DIR. Miles Nervinos
1t assists IN generating nerve
energy; It strengthens the
nerves and makes the whole
system strong and vigorous.
~ take nleas,ire in rernmmend@nE~
DIR Miles Nervine 10 those suiEeriaHs.
from nervous prostration. insomnia
and melancholy. After sfveFal 4
months suffering from above dsscasesss
tried this medicine and found imme-
date relief II scoiheH and strengths
ems the nurvcs tasHs asaN The
gloomy aud decreasing thoughts and
gives the sufferer renewed strength
and hope. 1t Is u superb nnst& -
storer."
JUDGE slAtsots ssa4ss-
ssiNs8sss gisin
Or. Miles Heart Cure ,.sa..A ~
your druggist. v.hc viii rnarapksE A4st
the first bottle ain scaefit 4 Y tA1is
he will refund Jour fn@nsS
Miles Medical Co, ID
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-10-12

The dose OF Ayers Pills is small, only
one at bedtime. As rule, laxative doses
are betterthan catharfic doses. For con-
stipation, biliousness, dyspepsia, sick
headaches, they cannot be excelled.
Ask your doctor about this.
Made hy the }. C. aver Co., Lowell Msss.---
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-10-12
An gsou sIta eaNh.

One of the most Fashionable cloths
OF today Is the silver weave 4 very
lovely creation Is seen this season. II
IS made with the princess effect, fit.
ting snngly around the hips, and Just
below the ripples start and become
larger To the bottom which was ems
broldered ia red peoples, there were
two large ones In the front OF the
waist, while around the neck was a
jeweled trimming, making very da1-
cling effect The wearer was equally
charming. Mile. Merette, finished
artistic from the Folies Bergere. PARIS.
This being her first appearance IN
this counuy. she has been accorded
most enthusiastic welcome. and has
been especially engaged for one year
in the stupendous production Of "The
shoplifter. which VIII hold The
boards at the Central Opera houss
matinee and night, Saturday, October
Is.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-10-12
Bride Disappears.

Mss Este le Monroe who was 70
marry Herbert Stanfield, was kid.
mapped on the eve of the wedding, de-
tectves are working on the case. As
soon as she can be located the mar
riage ceremony WI be performed in
~The Shoplif ar" al ihe Central Opera
house Saturday matinee and night.
October 10,
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-10-12

Advertise In The World.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-19
C. BREWER & co., LTD,
QUEEN STREET,
HONOLULU, T. n.
AGENTS FOR

AGENTS FOR
hawaiian Agricultural Company, ono
mea Sugar Company, llonomu Sugar
Company Wailuku Sugar Company,
Ookala Sugar Plantation Company,
PepookoO Sugar Coz Kapapaia Ranch
Charles M. C0Okonn...PrcBldont
Goo. II. Robertson WIRES a. Mgr.
70. Taxon Bishop. Tres. a. BoCy.
n. w. Macfananoa Auditor
=, q. JOnoB. nur.onn.Dlroctor
., H. OOkes..,,..,..nDi Director
J. H. 0ait.,.,,a,....n, DIRECTOR
All Of the above named constitute
The Board Of Directors
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-19
GET LAFAYRTTE RELIos-

WASHINGTON, Nov There has
been received al the State Department
q number of large printed manuscripts
of the greatest value Historically rola
tive 10 the family ol Marquis de- la-
IayoIto
The collection was presented tu
the American Government by Emile
ColIerIer president OF the nloua-
tioual College of llomldry Paris ana
hi8 daughter Louise Franco CeIourr
In memory of hiH doceaaod wife Cab
rello France Cunningham NJ Now
York
u Includes aiA ancient ruWWuga ~
Marquis dc Lafayette four oala-ol-
arms hand-paIniod on parchment uua
40 authentic manuscripts from lhe or
chiYca Of tho lhrao celebrated plio-
zlor Mups-ot-ams of aucient Fwuce
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-19
DRUG COMPANY
INCORPORATED
NEW CONCERN FILES ARTICLES
SHOWING A LONG LIST or
STOCKHOLDERS

The Honolulu Drug Company has
been incorporated, the articles Of as
ISOLATION being filed with the Terri
toral Registrar yesterday
The incorporators who also are the
iirBt officers Of the new concern are
az follows: j, T.. Chlds, president; H,
M. McCallum, ylce-prosldent @. II.
Rauen. secretary; Henry Blcknell,
treasurer; T.. o, Boyer, auditor; ana
Il. -. Roedy, manager
The capital Is fixed at $4,000, Of
which 500 has been subscribed;
and privilege Of increasing to $4,000
is reserved The shares Of stocks are
Of $40 each par value
The new company purchases the
business Of x. y. Roedy and N. g..
Finley, paying for same 10000, OF
which amount $4,000 rs paid In cash,
and the other $4,000 rs pald-up stock
IN the company.
The company expects TO move ita
business after the first Of the year IN
10 the store room now occupied by j.
| lAtlIlNOt III lllt OlN NNllNWN bNllAAhbF
Following rs a list Of the share
holders I'm the new concern:
N. G. Finley, 1876; Il, d. Reody, 12J;
G. If. Raucn, 30; Henry Blcknel, MRS
A. NJ HURT and Ben 10. Lee. 70 each
10. Colt Hebron, 20; 70. A. jacobson, r.
o. Boyer, j. -. Purdy, H. j. Taylor, NJ
W. Tschudl, G. l.. Bosom, j. II. Kot
choson and John X. Clark, 10 each
j. A. Magoon and w. r. MOnsarrat,
each; r. M. McCullum, Eva N. Gay, }
+. Childs, w. G. Bailey, II. H. VII
Hams, Hawaiian Soda Works, Jamel
Blcknell, l.. Petrlo, r. NJ. Naiuai, N
H. Drummond J.. Il. Medelros, 70. y
McGrow, II. G. Brown, Charles Free
man. @. w. knight, G. j. Cooper, 10
Ong Lee, LudwlgBon e. Jungclaus,
each. X. Yasaimorl, 3; M. Il. Mon
sarrat, j. Llghtfoot and George Camp
ton, each Total 575 shares, Of 81,
500 par value.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-19
NEW ROnKa-

The following books have been re-
celyed at the Honolulu Library and
will bo ready for circulation Wednes-
Day. November 20.
The Gentle Reader, s. NJ. Crothorg.
Principles OF Secondary Education
Charles Dc Oarno
Race Prejudice, Jean FlnOL
The Arthur Of the English Poets,
Howard Maynadlor.
Structure and Growth Of tho Mind
Prof W. Mitchell
Makers Of Venice, Mrs Ohphani
Introduction 10 American Litora-
lure lntrod. 10 American Literature.
IT, s. pancOaBt
0nrrlck and HiB Circle. Mrs Clement
pafhOng
study Of Prose Fiction, Bliss Perry
Now Appreciation N The Bible VIII
Ham Scllock
Literary By-Paths IN Old England,
IT, &. Shelley
Hex and Society, ( Thomas.
History of American Literature, W.
=, Trent
Complete Angler lsaak walton
Working with the Hands, -. r.
Washington.
American Liberal Education, A. y
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-19
NONNNNHHMAN ID rANAIA

WAslilNGTON, On ~ Reprmou-
iallye 1nwney NJ Minnesota wDo will
be chairman NJ tbo House Committee
on Appropriations IN lbe uegt CON
gross, ana ihe anubcommllee NJ me
Appropriations Committee viii leave
Now YORK. next Thursday for raaama
They viii spend about eight aays 0n
The lslhmua, ana viii 40 over mo ea.
Inmates NJ appropriations fqr ronlipu.
ing tbe work on lhe canal fgr mo neXl
fiscal year The subcommittee VIII
also look Into sanitary conditions
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-19
sEATTLEs BUBoNIc FATALITIES

DEAL Llk y bubDNlh FNlNl4l IND
SEATTLE, Wash, November H.
Mrs. George Osborne died early today,
and the attending physicians assign
the cause OF death 10 bubOnic plague.
Mrs Osborne rs the wife Of a member
OF the Osborne family In which there
have been three deaths within the
past two weeks, one Of which was ON
clally diagnosed NJ plague by the cry
bactoriolOglst and board Of health, n
tho diagnosis ~ confirmed In this case
# viii make three deaths from plague
I'm Seattle
%st$tssssssssssssssssssss4
! West.
Makers Of Literature O, 70, Wood.
berry
Ralph Waldo Emerson, q 70. Wood.
berry
FICTION
Charloners 70. y. Benson.
Master Of Stair, Marjorie Bowen,
Sir Eytol NJ the Woods, Emma
Brooks
A Victor Of salamis, w. s, Davis
Allco-for-Bhort, w. De Morgan.
Cruise Of the Shining Light. Norman
| Duncan.
Bud, Neil Munro
Tho Long liOad, John OXenhnm,
A Dull Girls Destiny Mrs L. Ballllf
| Reynolds
The Disciple Of % Saint v. y. scud
der
JUVENILE
American Authors for Young People
A. 49, Harris
Little Colonel Series, VOL A. r.
Johnston
War Of 1872 Berles 9 VOL %. &. Tom
linsOn.
War Of Revolution Series, 3 vol, 70
| r. TOmllnsOn
Childron's Stories Of the Great solen
! lists, n, q. Wright
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-19
JUDGE SURPRISED
BY The JURORS
JURY Stops CONSIDERATION or
MURDER CASE TO lNDORsE THE
JUDGE FOR ELECTION

NEW YORK, Nov. members OF
the jury before whom an Italian, Ra-
faelo CascOne, il having his second
trial for murder, nearly stunned Judge
whitman, presiding IN the Court OF
General Sessions today, by putting
aside their consideration OF the case on
hand long enough TO lndorse the Judge
and promise to support him In the
election next Tuesday. Judge Whit
man now holds the place by appoint
ment from the governor Nobody In
the court room was more taken aback
by this unprecedented proceeding than
Judge Whitman himself the indorse-
mont took the form Of the following
resolution, TO which all ~ Jurors had
affixed their signatures
I'VE, tho undersigned jurymen Of the
special panel now serving undor you m
the Court Of General Sessions, Part ~,
desire ut this time TO express our APP
probation Of your courtesy and kindly
disposition mingled with dignity, en-
orgy and ambition In your endonyor 10
impartlally administer Justice, Our OBJ
Beryaton during this term Of your
court has convinced M that your per
sonality ability, ana purpose for right
and Justice are incentives for uB TO as
sure you that irrespective Of our pOlit-
icnl lEclnatlons we viii give you our
hearty support for your election"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-19
SUB LEASES WERE
VERY PROFITABLE
TERRITORY FIGURING HON
MUCH m WILL GET FOR kA-
PAA LANDS.

W. l., whitney who spend some
days looking into the matter of the
minor leases In force ON the govern
ments Kappa lands, while he was m
Kauai, has secured a partial list OF
these renters, ana viii as soon as pos
sbIe try TO figure out for the Terri
tory just how much rent per year the
rice, taro, and lands other than cane
lands are bringing In, This Is The
land which recently reverted 10 the
government after being held under a
thlrty-yoar lease by n, $ Spauldlng at
u total rental Of $500 annually,
Spauding rs stll allowed possession
Of the cane land ON which mripe
crops are growing until such time aa
he can harvest same, bat 10 took q
day or Two Of arguments 90 convince
him that he can not longer collect
from the 8ub-leasoos on the property
The reason for his reluctance ON tnla
mattor seems 10 be- clear when h i8
learned that one Chlnaman who has q
small plat Of land In rice. Us paying
alone $4,000 II rs scarcely ukely mat
.no entire amount Of ub-lea8es was
bringing IN less than three on four
times that amount
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-19
USES FOR HAWAN'S
BIG LAVA CROP


lu connection s.H ... recent U.
mgnt of lava from Hawai-. ... H...
has Che following
Manager b o. NrHHrI. IT,. fH. HUH.
Telephone Company informs .H. U.r
aha that lava is used u making ur.
places Boo place of tiles ur un.s. and
chat 90 makes e. very handsome finish.
Furthermore De- says chat thUro ara 81
thousand and one things whgr, t au
Dg used bob connection with gItDlriua.
apparatus. as lava is "a uou-ooudu..or
when ground DO can be moulded ior
tu1us DO can also Doe used Tor masking
Iusuatlrs
Here Is another suggestion from
Japan u "a report by Consul q 20.
5c.dmore o. NaWsJN who states
chat "a recent issue of a Japanese pa-
per contains Jbe ioIIuVWs
The kyushu kaluua volcanic
ashesl Company which s composed
of prominent business men of Maya
sa6i. s ooudu,uus "a very successful
. business 10 has been decided tu ,uu-
sJuuJ factory near NoUIGu and
ahou, 10000 tsuho Oubout IS aures ui
land was recently acquired bv tbe
company tor hc purpose THE sam
ken authorities have been applied ta
/ for permission to construct lght
! railway between ughiage. whore inc
first factory is situated. and Yobiko
a small port from whence tbe product
oft both factories could Doe shippeG.
/ When these undertakings ary uompct-
cd the annual output is estimated at
/ 100000 bales
AT present me ashes, which are
used as a substitute for cement arc
supplied 90 the Mitsu Bishi aud ka-
wasah pockyards. the Saseho NayaI
| Yard, and the Wakamat5u Iron Fouu-
! dry Quantities have also been eX-
ported To Korea North China, Shang.
hal and Formosa and the demand De-
rapidly increasing Forty thousand
bales We're recently supplied 10 the sa-
seha naval authorities, and a contract
has been made for the supply of cocoon
bales to be used In the harhor works
at Keeling The ashes are much
cheaper than cement and almost as
effective, sometimes the ashes and ce-
ment are used together most adyanta-
geousIy The company a dividend ol
nine per cent for the first half year ou
a capital OF 100000 yen S00 ,6u0l"
Mr. Scidmore adds that he o. i'm.
formed by gentleman connected with
building work az Nugasau that thll
cement rs composed OF volcanic ashes
TO which are added sand ana Portland
cement The proportions of This mix
p ture he has not been able "a ascertain
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-19
OTFICl1RB ana DnlECTORg.
SUGAR FACTORS
AND
COMISBI0N MERCHANTS
AGENTS ron
j. r. COOKE, Manager

AGENTS. FOR
Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Com
pany,
Haiku Sugar Company
Paia Plantation,
Maui Agricultural Company
Klhol Plantation Company
Hawaiian Sugar Company
Rahuku Plantation Company
Rahmm Railroad Company
ilaleakala Ranch Company
ii0nOiua Ranch
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-19
MM.ITIA ARRMhr MnNERa

MlppLEsRQRQ, Is yQcl 20 30
cause of general disturbance follow
Ing pay day ~ the mlnea pear hufo,
the state authorities were called Qp
for help and o detachment NJ mime,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-19
CIOLGOBz CONFESSION NUNS.

CHOLGOsH CONFESSION BURNS
BUFFALO, Nov Police head
quarters Of Tbs city was practically
ruined this afternoon by Ore. Al Of
the 80 prisoners were removed In safe
ty This rs The fourth time tho build
Ing has oeen on 6ro within few
months
The Iiogues Gallery Including me
original copy Of Czolg0z's confession
of the assassination of President Me-
kney, were destroyed
The FIRE was Of lnoepdlary origin
This afternoon Police Commissioner
Heller picked uD O blazing newspaper
IN q hallway Hair AN hour later d
police messenger found q blazing win
dow brush IN the gt0rar00m. 10 had
Just reached The commissioners room
win the sm0udaring brush when
there was a cry Of Ore fr0m fhe street
ana flames were seen shooting from
the cuDOla over the main entrance and
from the windows on The fourth moor
The prisoners were baudruhGd ~
geiher ana marched ~ the iall mo
, bremen apparently MAJ mo names M.
der control and were WOrNHR on nm
third h0or when the cupOla t0pplel
over ana crushed through lbe roof
ana top hoor the hremeH caught IN
the crash were released arfr IN min.
llles NJ hard WOrIl
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-19

Fine job Printing. Star once.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-19
Castle I COOKE. LTD.
Honolulu, 7. II.
SHIPPING AND COMMISSION mER
CHANTS.
SUGAR FACTORS and GENERAL IN
BURANcE AGENTS.

representing
Eva Plantation Co.
Walalua Agricultural Co., Ltd.
KOhala Sugar Co.
Walmoa Sugar Mil Co.
ADOkan Sugar Co., Ltd.
Fulton Iron Works Of 81. Louis.
Blake Steam Pumps.
WoBtOnB C0ntrlfugalB.
BabC0ck e. Wilcox Boilers.
Green's Fuel EcOnomizor
Marsh Steam Pumps.
MalsOn Navigation Co.
Planters Line Shipping Co.
Now England Mutual Life Insur
anc0 Company OF Boston.
Aetna Insurance Go.
National Fire Insurance Co.
Citizon's Insurance Co. 0iartfort
fire Insurance Coz
Protector Underwriters OF tho Phoonii
Of Hartford.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-19

Bamboo Furniture
and Picture Frames
CARPENTER AND CONTRACTOR
-. TATANI
1928 Emma g., near Borotatia,
The Holly chieftain., 1907-08-30
A Popular Woman Killed,

Mrs. c A. Turney, formerly
resident of this section, was killed
by Santa Fe train No. 8 at Deer
field, Kansas, last Tuesday morn
ing.
Several cars were standing on
the track, while a train approached
on another track from the west
and she did not see the approaching
flyer. The force of the contact
was such that she was throwen
about fifty feet in the air, seriously
bruised and arm and ankle broken.
Mrs. Tuney was beloved by all
who knew her and was one of the
most prominent members of the
Rebekah lodge.
Funeral services were under the
auspices of the Odd Fellows and
Rebekah lodges on Wednesday
afternoon.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-08-30
Rooseveltograns.

The life of cffortless ease is as
ignoblc for a nation as for an in
dividual.
II we are men we will pass by
with contemptuous disdain those
who would teach us to admire
wrongdoing.
We face wholly new condi-
tions; we cannot afford to shrink
from graphing with them be
cause they can be grappled with
only by some new scheme.
There is a growing determine
ton that no man shall amass a
great fortune by special privilege
chicanery and wrongdoing.
! hope the national government
will pass law which, while in
creasing the supervisory and reg
ulatory power of the government
also permits such useful comb
nations as are made with absolute
openness.
There should be clause in
these laws providing for punish
ment by imprisonment as well as
bv fine.
Those professcd friends of lib
crty who champion license are
the worst foes of liberty, and
tend, by the reaction their vio-
lcncc causes, to throw the govern
ment back into the hands of the
men who champion corruption
and tyranny in the name of order
We should all work heart and
soul for the real and permanent
betterment which will lift our
democratic civilization to a high
er level Of safety and usefulness
No individual, no corporation
obeying the law, has anything to
fear from this administration.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-08-30
Town Growing.

The new store buildings, to-
gether with all the residences that
have been built here recently
make Holly look like something.
The Holly State bank building,
5oxSo feet; Neutrality-suspicious.
block, 5oxSo; Griswold's garage,
4oxloo; McMurtry-Si Simpson ware
house, 85xIoo, these alone max
ing sufficient showing to make an
ordinary town. But the end is
not yet. White Bros. are getting
stone on the ground for another
building adjoining the Simpson
property on the corner of Main
and Cheyenne.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-08-30

school course OF study has been
revised and extended to meet the
needs OF those who are prepar-
ing for college and at the same
time it aims to furnish ample
training in those practical sub
jects required for a thorough
business education.
There is every indication that
the school will be much larger
than ever before. Several non
resident pupils have arranged to
attend.
Horse creek district, which re-
Gently became part Of the union
high school district, will have
good representation in the high
school department. Fairview dis
trict will vote Sept. 7 on the prop
osition TO join this high school
district also, and a number OF
worthy boys and girls there are
waiting for the good people to
vote to give them the advantages
of frst-class high school at
public expense. Many people in
the Sunnyside neighborhood are
The Holly chieftain., 1907-08-30
You Lose Most.

When the merchants of town
fail to advertise in their home pa
per the editor loses, of course, but
not as much as the merchants.
The loss is general and will in
time affect every interest and ev-
cry individual in the place. A
well printed descriptive catalogue
adds much to the interest of an
art gallery. The newspaper is
the towns catalogue, and if it
poorly pictures its advantages,
bargains and attractions the town
suffers. A good paper is an alb
solute necessity nowadays. If a
publisher is incompetent or fails
in his duty the merchants and cit
liens should demand change or
encourage a new paper as last
resort, and then support it. Many
good editors are poor hustlers for
business who would make grand
papers, OF which their patrons
would be proud, were they prop
crly supported, says Pointers. In
most instances the editor is not
to blame, but a hearty support
always stimulate them to great
er efforts.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-08-30

and equipment and see what eX-
cellent educational advantages
are now offered to the boys and
girls OF Holly and vicinity. Let
everybody come and make this
not only a reception, but a genu-
inc housewarming and rousing
school rally. Now is the time to
show live interest in the edu-
cational progress OF Holly.