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Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-09-18
How TO Remain Young.

To continue young IN health and
strength, do as Mrs. N. F. Rowan,
McDonough, Ca, did. She says:
Three bottles of Electric Bltters
curod me Of chronic liver and
stomach trouble, complicated with
such all unhealthy condition of
the blood that my skin turned red
as flannel. I am now practically
20 years younger than before 1
took Electric Bitters. l can now
do all my work with ease and as
slst in my husbands store" Guar
anteed aJall drug stores. Price SOC
At the last term of court
the Aetna Life Insurance Co.,
was forced to pay Ann Porter
81 900 for the death of her hus-
band. He stepped on live wire
last winter and was killed, and the
insurance company resisted pay
ment on the policy.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-07-13
Los 0ficiales del BancO Enterprise
son SentenciadOs.

Pittsburg, Pa, Julio 5.~-Despues
de rehusar nueyo juieio d los hom-
bres cOnvictados ultimamente en- CO.
neccion con Ia quiebra del banco En-
terprise de Allegheny, el juez Ewing
de Ia corte federal, sentenci0 hoy q
Edward =. McAIillln, que confesd
culpabilidad de haber hecho entradas
falsas Y mala disposition de dineros,
d seis afios de prision sobre Ia prime
ra aeu5aclon y seis meses sobre la Sc
gunda, Charles Menzemer, asisten-
te contabilista eonvieto dc mala apli-
caeion dc fondos y de haber coopera-
rado con IL l.. Clark, e cajero suici-
da, d einco afos v seis nesas dc pri-
sion. A. Tomas w. Harvey el con-
tabilista, convictado de haber hecho
entradas falsas en- los libros Sc le con-
cedio tempo hasta el Martes para
que arregle sus asuntos antes de pa
sar sentcncia sobre el.
En- Ia causa dc George r. Elson,
tenedor de libros Individual. que fue
convictado do abstraction Y mala
aplicaclon dc fondos, pero fallado sin
culpa del cargo dc haber hecho en-
tradas falsas, sc suspendi0 Ia senten-
cia.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-07-13
Muerte del Professor Ramirez.

Deseosos de ofrecer a la juventud
del Sud-oeste un vivo eiemplo digno
de emulacion inspiration, reprodu-
cimos en- seguida el merecido tribute
que hace el Professor Hiram Hadley
.al digno j6ven cuyo nombre sirve de
titulo, d este articulo Y cuya util
vida fue cortada por la inexo-
rable hoz de Ia muerte, en- Las
Cruces, el dia 80 dc Junlo PIP,
Ramirez fuC uno dc los pocos jdvenes
de nuestra raza que han tenidola per-
slstencia y la noble aspiration de OBJ
tenerse una educacion completa, pero
en- el case de este es inhnitamente
mas digna porque para obtenerla tu-
vo que tropezar con los casi invenci-
bles obst6culos de la pobreza y tuvo
que dedicarse durante sus horas va
cantes d trabajar para adquirirse los
necesarios de Ia vida.
El Professor Hadley le dedica este
bOnlto pensamiento; "pocos hombres
tan j0venes han yivido tanto tiempo,V
con 10 que quiere dara entender que
aunque cortos en- n1mero fuer0n los
amos que vivi6, de esos pocos amos supo
sacar muchisimos de utilidad, pues no
cuenta en- Ia vida el n1mero de aGos
que yivimos sino Ia utilidad, que sa-
camos de eilos en- bien de Ia huma-
nidad.
rRIBUTO DEL PROFESSOR iiADLEN.
"Rafael Ramires, a quien Ia muer-
te archaic tan temprano en- 10 vida,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-07-13

que Sc We cOnlrOntadO el m0nelO du-
rante el ano fiscal corriente? Segun
va dicho, los gastos durante siete me-
ses han sido:
FondO de mantenimient0 SO, 405. G7
Cuentas debidas por man
tenimient0, (contratos de
Junio) como 1000. 90
Fondo de producto de pre-
sidiarios, 22,71i.G4
Fondo de caminos, (, 428,3t
Fondo de gastos corrientes, 9,099.39
Total, sG5, ,6l0.0l
Siguiendo 4 este paso los gastos por
el rest0 de cincu meses del ailo fiscal
eorriente harlan llegar en- un afio los
gastos d la estupenda suma de SILL
500, siendo Sl4, 1000 mas que los gas
tos de 1906, $50, 600 mas que los gas
tos de 1905, y S41, 900 mas que los
gastos de 1904, Y los amos anteriores.
Sc conteEder0 que algunas cuentas
de 1904 Sc pagaron del fondo de 1905,
que algunas cuentas de 1905 Sc paga.
ron del fondo de 1906, Y posiblemen-
te que algunas cuentas de 1906 Sc pa.
gar0n del afiO c0rriente. Podra con-
tenderse que Sc han afiadido algunas
mejoras permar entes q la institution,
resultado del tpbajo Gle los presidia-
rios y por medic de gast0s del pro.
ducto de los presidiarios, pero mi CO.
nocimiento personal de la condicion
de la institution en- los amos pasados
y su c0ndicion ctual me aseguran en-
decir que no hulo NADIA en- materia de
mejoras permanentes, puestas balo el
manej0 del ptrintendente Trelford,
que en- manera alguna represente tan
enorme acreceltamiento de gastos.
Lo mismo pueda decirse con referen-
cia al pequeno acrecentamiento de
presidiarios que ahora Sc estan ence-
rrando en- Ia institution, pues el pc.
queho acrecentigmiento de sndmeros
nos da On manera alguna cuenta de
tai acrecentamiento de gastos.
Estos hechos demuestran claramen-
te que medidas her0icas son absolu-
tamente esenciaIes para acortar 10
que evidentemente ha sido 8 un cra-
so NAL manelo 0 Extravaganza, 8
ambas cosas, con el fin de impedir un
deficit de $4,000 500, en- la
cuenta de mantenimiento de la ms
titucion, visto que un ochenta por
ciento de este fondo Sc ha usado va,
aunque solo han pasado siete meses
del afio fiscal
Respetuosamente,
j. w. Reynolds,
Gobernador Interino.
AL Cuerpo de Comisionados de la
Penitenciarfa, Santa Fe, N. NJ.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-07-13
Total,
Cuentas en- mano, no pa
gadas, mas que


Todos estos gastos sc han incurrido
en- siete meses. Es claro que q este
paso los gastos del afio ascenderan q
$50, 900 mientras que Ia apropiacion
es solo de $4,000 y en- vista de que
el reciente maneio de la penitencia-
RIA ha gastado S2S, 600 de este fondo
en- 7 meses el nuevo superintendent
te Sc We confrontadO con Ell problema
de continuar ell mantenimiento du-
rante los pr0xllnos venideros cinco
meses con menos que $1,000 de fon-
dos accesibles.
El informe del superintendent an-
terror, el cual fu6 sometido al gober-
nador el dia lro. de Diciembre, 1906,
puso considerable Gnfasis EN- un ba-
lance de como 1000 que decfa tener
4 mano entonces, con todas Las cuen-
tas pagadas. Una investigation r.
vela que SO, 995 de este balance estaba
4 eredito de uno de los fondos de ca
mino, probablemente debido d la cir
eunstancia que durante los meses del
invierno Sc estaba hacienda POGO tra-
bajo, Y, por supuesto, no estaba ac-
cesible para usarse en- los gastos de
nantenimient0 en- manera alguna.
Practicamente no habia balances
cxistentes en- ninguno de los otros
fondos. Por otra parte deben dc ha-
Der habido existentes muchas cuentas
por mantenimiento, en- vista de que
los pagos hechos de este fQndo duran
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-07-13
FL PeligrO Amarillo.

Por donde quiera surgen rumores
de desacuerdo y hostilidad entire el
Japon Y los Estados Unidos, Y 81 en-
una fecha temprana no Sc prende una
guerra sera porque la diplomacfa ha-
bra hecho un trabajo muy prudente.
Pero no hay la menor duda que los
animos estan exaltados. De aquf sc
oye una zapeta de algun almirante
JapOnes declarando que nuestros ma
rlneros solo hacen papel en- los salo-
nes de tertulia, pero que no sirven
detras del canon; de allf el acuerdo
de una gran convention para tomar
medldas de retaliation por las res
triceiones de immigration EJaponesa
y por los disturbios de San Francisco
mo el del cielo); de mas ALA los ru-
mores al efecto cue el embajador Ja-
pones ante la Corte del Emperador
Roosevelt, es persona non grdta, y
que sera llamaGo q Toxic Y sustitui-
do pOr Otro; de mas aca las 0rdenes
dadas recientemente por el departa-
mento de la marina de que una es-
euadra enOrme de buques America
nos den la vuelta al Cabo y hagan
una demonstration en- las aguas del
Pacffico pr6ximamente, 10 cual nues-
tro gobierno llama simplemente
maniobras de mobilization naval sin
mas intencion que "hacer ejercicio. !"
Todo clio, como lemos dicho indica
rivalidades Y cut re de nubes el ho-
rizonte de la paz, y sobre todo clio
viene el siguiente despacho de III
Paso, que Sc exp'ica de por 81: Gel
Faso, Texas julio 7.-Cuarenta Y sie-
te Japoneses fue on admitidos aver
en- este puerto al exhibir b0letos de
pasaje para Ia Colombia Britdnica,
q mas de sesenta que van de paso pa
ra Cananea, M(xico. Los oGclales
de immigration dioen que en- termino
medic 20 Japoneses han sido admi.
tidos diariamente con boletos de pa
sale para Canada, desde el dia pri-
nero de Mayo. Los empleados dc
los ferr0carriles, dicon que estos Ja-
poneses dejan los trenes en- puntos de
Arizona Y Nuevo Mexico y que ano-
che, catorce dejaron el tren en- Los
Angeles. Cada Japones dc los que
vienen aqui es un soldado y actual
mente hay 300 de ellos en- Juarez."
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-07-13
NUN. 20

yestigacion Sc hara 4 instancias de
los amigos de Sarabfa, pero hasta
ahora NADIA sc ha sabidO de las auto
ridades territOriales. Sc espera que
Ia apprehension reportada del consul
MeXicano en- Douglas sobre la aeusa-
eion de haber tenido connection con ell
sucuestro puede ser asunto de queia.
pero Sc dice que la ofcina del consul
lado 10 eXime de arresto por respon-
sabilidad criminal. Sii los hechos
son como Sc dice puede que Sc haga
necesario el que este gobierno deman-
de de las autoridades Mexicanas que
devuelvan al hombre secuestrado q
A rizona
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-07-13

Ahoa ccual es el prOspecto con
que Sc We cOufrontado el manelo du-
rante el afo fiscal corrlente? Segun
va dicho, los gastos durante siete me-
ses han sido:
FondO de mantenimient0 SO, 1886
Ttpnfos dobfdas 80. ,s.or
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-07-13

TO ADVERTISERS.
We guarantee the largest cir
culauou OF any other weekly
OF daily laical published in
New Mexico.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-07-13
Las VEGAS NUEVo MEXICO sABADo 1a DE JUUo DE 1907

te el primer trimestre alcanzaron, Sc
gun - muestra, a mas que Si3,0
Mucho Sc ha reclamadO p0r medic
de Ia prensa y de otros modos en-
euanto al manejo inusualmente eco
n0mico de esta institution balo Ia
superintendent de Mr.. Trelford,
pero una investigation de los regis
trOs de muestra que est0s reclamos
eran espaciOs0s pero no estaban en-
manera alguna sostenidos por los ha-
ehos y por los n6merOs. Por eiem-
plo, los rep0rtes de la penitenciaria
p0r los 6ltimOS amos demuestran que
los egres0s tOtales de Ia institution
fueron en- numeros redondos como si-
cue.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-07-13
Ell ASUNT0 De SARABlA.
Ell CObierno De Washington Toma Car
tas en- el AsuHtO del Secuesiro.

Washington, Julio 8. FL departa-
memo de justieia orden0 hoy yal pro-
curador d. Los Estados l'nldos por
81 distril0 de Arizona que haga una
investigation GA euRnt0 al alegado
secuestro dc Manuel Sarabia de
Douglas Arizona 4 Mexico, Ia In.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-07-13
ESTACION De LA DILIGEN
CIA PARA SANTA ROSA.

Por este deseo aotihcar d mis- pa
rroquianos, tanto pasaJeros como los
que desecn mandar paquetes dc ex-
presas por medic de Ia dillgenca de
Santa Rosa, que nc cambiado la es-
tacion al local dc Carlos l.. Rivera,
en- La Esiafeta, donde pueden com-
prar sus boletos de pasaje y dejar sus
paquetes dc express.
B.29-at' J, G, Alarcon.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-07-13
ALINIO PRONTO PARA SURF.
MIENTOS DE ASAA.

La Foley'e Honey and Ter ofreco ali
VIC Immediate los sufrientes do asma
en- los periodos peores y 81 es toma,
do en- tempo efectuara una curacion,
De venta por la botica de In Cruz
Roia y 0 G. Schaefer.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-07-13

Segun el despacho que antecede, eli
el gobernador Curry debera Ileear
a san Francisco de hoy q manana.
Se dice que de allf ira directamente
a Washington con obleto de tener
una entrevista con el Presldente V
con los lefes del departamento del in
terlor, yiniendo en- seguida 4 asumir
su puesto de gobernador. El nuevo
gobernador debe estar aqut para GER
ca del dia "a.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-07-13
FL GObernadOr Curry Arriba a
Honolulu.

Honolulu, Julio 9.-El gobernador
Curry gobernador de Samar |. F.,
recientemente nombrado gobernador
de Nuevo Mexico por el Presidente
Roosevelt, arrib6 aquf hoy proceden-
te de las Filipinas EN- el vapor trans
porte Logan de los Estados Unidos.
I'll va en- camino para asumir los de-
beres de su nueyo empleo.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-08-02
Haywood IS NOW
A FREE MAN

I Boise, July 28.-IAto the bright
sunlight of beautiful Sabbath morn
ing, William D. Haywood the defend
ant in one of the most noted, trials in.
volying conspiracy and murder that
the country has ever known, walked
to-day free man, acquitted Of the
murder of former Governor Frank
steunenberg. The probability Of a
verdict Of acquittal in the case of the
secretary treasurer and acknowledged
leader of the Western Federation Of
Miners, had been freely predicted
since yesterday, when Judge Fremont
Wood read his charge, which was
regarded as strongly favoring the de-
defense in its Interpretation of laws
on conspiracy, circumstantial evidence
and the confederation of an accom-
plice who confesses.
There are many in Boise who in
cline to the opinion that controlling
Influence with the jury was their dis
belief of Orchard Heywood's counsel
in all Of their arguments heaped abuse
upon Orchard and told of the gener-
al contempt N which al, classes held
such man as he. The attorneys
played upon the probability that Or
chard had been promised immunity by
some one connected with the prosecu-
ton, and called attention to the fact
that he had been treated with the
greatest consideration by the peniten-
tiary authorities since his confession
was made to Pinkerton detective.
Poor Trixie Winters, which, Of
course, is not her real name, but the
only name the police have ever
known, once journeyman printer, was
consigned to county Jail for thirty
days this week by Police Magistrate
Piper on the charge OF vagrancy. Up
for the third time.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-08-02
new CHANCE FOR
ANOTHER ROAD

In an interview given to the Pion-
eer-Times of Deadwood, S. D., Marvin
Hughitt, president of the Chicago and
| Northwestern railway system, an
nounces that his company has decid-
ed to build straight through to the
coast from a point 100 miles straight
north Of Belle Fourche, s. d. A glance
at the map will show how nearly, if
not quite, the Northwestern's extern
sion will hit Havre. Figure it out
as you please, neither this road nor
the Milwaukee line which is In the
race for the Montana and coast bus
mess can miss Havre by any consid-
cradle distance, and there are those
who think that by the proper presen-
tation the Northwestern line could
be drawn here. Anyhow. map look
makes it worth the effort-and do
IT." you know, us the Habit Of
Hayre."
Read our Special Adv-Page Three
Mrs. A. D. Young, nee Mary Hill,
formerly of Wstern Missouri, and
the wife of one Of the most prominent
and prosperous ranchmen of Beaver
head county, died at her home in Dill
Ion his week at the age of 81, after
long suffering from cancer.
While the carnal minded young men
of the town were doing penance for
the sins of the week by feasting on
Blue Ribbon beer and eating limburg-
er cheese, Badger" faithful Scotch
Collie, slipt away to final rest early
this morning.. He was the property
Of Dan O'Brien and was considered
the best sheep dog that ever went
around 'em' in these parts.-Glasgow
Review.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-08-02

/ Gus Stevenson, the former fireman
VINO has turned to life bucolic wa.
ID the city last week and to sa,
tnat ne and his old friends had goo
time would be the mildest way of stat
Ing It, Stevenson and his friends
are bunch of cut-ups, anyhow, any.
where you find them He now looks
upon the city as De1ilah and he al.
lowed his locks to be shorn, but he
got himself hence hastily to his past
oral duties on Tuesday morning.
Bright, clean blue joint hay $1.Oo
per bale. G. A. HULFISH & co.
A series Of three sacred music serv-
ices will be given Sunday evenings at
the services Of St. Marks Episcopal
MISSION. The Rev. l.. J. Christler
Will deliver a brief address preceded
by short form of evening prayer.
The following persons will assist in
the rendition of the service this COM
ing Sunday evening, August 4th: Miss
Margaret Wright, Mr.. Charles Roth
rock, Mrs Philiis Smith, the mems
quartet and others. These serv-
Ices begin at eight o'clock in Chest
nuts hall.
The Havre Industrial association
met in special session Monday even
Ing to receive reports of several COM
m1ttees and for the transaction of
such other business as might come be-
tore it. The Assinniboine committee
reported progress and was continued.
Many important matters were under
discussion, but action was deferred
until next Tuesday evening. Every
business man in the city should be
at the city hall next Tuesday even
Ing at O'Clock sharp. Plans in which
we are all interested will be under
discussion.
COUNTY FAIR AT CHINOOK OCT
17-13-l9-20
News came this week by way of
Crookston, Mimi, of the death Of
Will Lewis at San Diego, Gala, last
week. Mr. Lewis was one of the best
and most accommodating clerks that
ever stood the strain of hotel life.
After we'll serving Hotel Havre he
was called by consumption to go to
the south, but none of his many
friends in the city imagined his de-
mise at SO early date and there is
sorrow and regret among who had
met him and who have heard the
news. Mr.. Lewis was buried in q
Crookston cemetery, his old associate
at the hotel desk-Norman Mckenzie
being one of the pallbearers.
BALED HAY-$1.0O per bale.
A. B. CLARKE.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-08-02
WILL OPEN new
FAMILY THEATRE

One of the finest vaudeville theatres
in northern Montana is to open soon
in Havre at the Mcintyre Opera house
The same high class artists will an.
pear in this house that are playing
other cities in Montana and the east
The Family theatre is on the Circuit
and will get only first class perform
ers. The program will change ev-
cry Monday and Thursday. There will
be two matinees each week, one on
Wednesday and one on Saturday, and
two performances every evening. The
city of Havre has been in need of
such show place as this.
1t is the desire of the management
to give the patrons Of this theatre a
strictly moral performance. The priv
ilege Is reserved to refuse admission
to undesirable parties and to eject
anyone for unworthy conduct on re-
funding the admission fee
Many of the leading vaudeville acts
in the United States and Europe have
been booked for Helena, and patrons
of the Family may look forward to
an excellent list OF attractions in
rapid succession. -.
Parents can send their children to
the Family without fear. All the acts
that go upon this stage are neat and
refined-nothing permitted that wsuld
offend the most fastidious lady in the
land. Our aim is to amuse and in
struct and send the children home
with smiling faces.
The design of the form Of enter
tainment at the theatre is to pres
ent, at moderate price, programs of
about an hour duration of a refined
and instructive nature. Es-
pecial attention Is given to the COM
fort and pleasure of ladies and child
rem.
VIII open Monday, Aug. 9Th, with
the Seven Rrssells, high class artists.
Prices Ice, 15c and 2Vc.
COURT NEWS.
"Skidoo!" said giuseppe Marona to
Kuzuoka Utaro, when, his corn was
hurt by the accidental stepping on
along the Great White Way of Havre.
'Skidoo," to you, too replied the
Jap as he stuck knife into Marine.
'Skidoo," in Japanese language means
as bad as-well, the worst you have
ever heard in English. Considering
this fact and the slight injury Of Mar
ona In his breast, Police Magastrats
Piper adtudged that Utare was due
On the charge of assault
In the third degree Usaro was fined
s25.ae. .4.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-08-02
Z !. s.st,
! CITY IN BRIEF

/ ! / 1 / !. ! ! ! ~
Leon Freeland Wednesdayed in Ct.
Falls.
BALED HAY-s17.00 per ton.
a. B. CLARKE
H. NJ. Cruise of Malta sundayed in
Havre
j. L. Brown visited in Great Falls
Wednesday.
J. e. Templeton of Fort Benton
Mondayed in Havre
Bright, clean blue joint hay $1.0O
per bale. G. A. HULFISH G co.
A. c. Strobe Of Whitiash was a
Monday visitor in Havre.
MI. and Mrs. Bradley returned from
their wedding tour Monday.
j. J. Judd went down to Great Falls
on business trip Wednesday.
COUNTY FAIR AT CHINOOK OCT.
17-1S-19-20
G. A. Rose is back from attendance
on chambers in the district court
M. E. Miner, registering from Larb
creek, was in the city Wednesday.
Big bargains in shoes at the Com
mercial
john G. Taylor of Concord was in
Havre Wednesday on business bent.
Mrs. Florian Carnal and sister, Mrs.
McCaffey left for Helena Wednesday
evening.
b" Bright, clean blue joint hay $1.O0
per bale G. A. HULFISH & co.
The Ladies' Aid of inc Presbyterian
church will meet next Thursday with
Mrs. Burkett.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas Box drove to
the mountains for a days outing the.
first of the week.
BALED IIAY-$100 per bale.
A. B. CLARKE.
A. D. Fogarty of Sand Cliffs was
one CT the early business visitors in
the city this week
Chief dispatcher Koerner and IA
mily have moved into their hand
some new home.
Singer sewing machines and sup
lies at Niskern's confectionery store.
Across from O'Brien's lumber yard. g.
Claude Wallace and Margaret Smith
were welded by Justice Of the Peace
Piper last Saturday. 1900 t'ss71..g1. +T7. e
A. w. Samson Of Chinook was in
the city on business bent during the
early part of the week.
Bright, clean blue joint hay $1.00
per bale. G. A. HULFISH & co.
H. j. O'Hanlon came to Havre
Wednesday to study the business con-
ditions of live town.
Agnes Atkinson, county superintend-1
ent of schools, is one Of Havre's well
come visitors this week. I
Attend the Commercial shoe sale.
E. F. Crews, district manager of
the Remington Typewriter Co., was
here from Butte this week.
s. F. F. Bossuot is back from trip
along the Montana Central in which
he visited all the main points /
COUNTY FAIR AT CHINOOK OCT.
17-18-19-20
Mrs. H. F. Schwartz, jr, of Clifford,
was the guest of friends in the city
during the carly part of the week.
All Modern Woodmen should not
forget the social session next We'd
nesday. Come and bring friend.
Bright, clean blue joint hay $1.00
per bale. G. A. HULFISH & co.
Fred Auerbach and sisters the Mis-
ses Ida and Ada returned yesterday
morning from tour of Yellowstone
Park.
Read our Special Adv-Page Three. y