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ADVERTISE THE COUNTRY.

Now that Che election Is over SO far as this section of the country is con cerned, Il might be well for Inc pcu- Die to pay a little attention to the col- lection of an exhibit demonstrating the different resources of this section ef the country at the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition. This Is a matter in which everybody. whether working man or business man, is. or should be. interested
 Next summer thousands of people from all parts of the United States and other countries win be visiting the exposition. and as large number of these people are fairly welI-to-do, ft is but reasonable to infer that some of them. at least. will be combining business with pleasure. and will he on the lockout for good investments
 There are thousands upon thous- ands of acres Of land in this section. all of which carries gold in small quanti- ties but which could be made to pay a reasonable dividend provided it could be worked on an extensive scale. some thing similar to the plan which has been adopted at Orov1le. Cal. where there are almost a hundred dredges al work This land has no other value T. has no agricultural possibilities, and il Is valueless to ite present owners unless they secure the assistance of capital to aid in is development and operation
 In this section of Alaska there are a large number of metal bearing veins. and t Is not at all improbable that some of these would develop into mines f they were properly exploited Of the many lodges in this region. there is only one upon which a hole has been sunk to a depth of over one hundred feet, and this property has produced a half million dollars. It is not at al improbable that some of the other veins 10 which we have referred would yield profits equally as great = they lack only the development
 Now one method by winch capital ists can be attracted to these oppor- tunitles for investment is to send to the Alaska Yukon-Pacific exposition a
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Alaska club and will continue t1r aefE 4f tH3t well known organization. THs exhibit af Alaskan minerals auI otHrr H-~sHree= All deurius WH hr ad- de5 ts and made aae ef Che best ou fHe rasIae coast. and the wark uf dis trfhutias Alaskan literature and main tafuing bureau of Alaskan iHfarma- tion will bo perfected and continued.
 Trr club win be uou-poltical anu ueH-faetiauaI In short. il is pro- yided in thc constitution that no pp- HdraI meeting or demonstration shall taEe place within the club rooms.
 Hhe admission fees for charter life memberships have been fixed at s25O. and far ordinary resident and nom resident members they are $25. The dues for uou-rrsidcut members are $to per year and for resident members s9G Der year.
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.aH.- "i i.f-i-slta- tr-iIeHtIa# riuh. f VtH# be= HrEHr fa z7z-= fa fHr 4me8na #9--a=l and .H #y#Hea MH= tHau ans similar organization # tte Pacific eaasfzau8 lt auHbe uaa centrally iu- s4l#d I# =a#Ha Eua=e NEa Haya FiHHusH t #ase =Ht T standard tu haHd The hest stab H.Ha fH the west.
 Ths grand aeaapteu room. 4uxl4 r..t ia size. au afford ample space for swing reunions. ,uI,rtaumontz and haiis. It is fa hv finished in veathefed oak. with hamai e.iur and mhd 1e+r It aHH be sst witH heavy mis- -5H fHm.tH-. batch tapestry and Oriental rHgs
 Pine diHHs and egu eaame Niu be finished fa light vaxyd oas. b,amed ceiling and inland floor Wih tapestries and hneiugs H olive green. They NiH have seating capacity for TWO
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MECHANICAL FEATURES OF
 A GREAT CONVENTION

one Of the most dramatic scenes of the republican national convention held in Chicago was the tribute to President Roosevelt a4en for 5a min utes the thousands in thc huge coli scum forgot the heat and the diseom- fort of being packed like sardines in q box and sent forth a mighty and pro- iangcd shout of enthusiastic homage. The ovation was intensely human. but the means by which President Roose- welt heard if 790 miles distant in Wash iugton was mcchanical
 \ great Chicago Newspaper had hung four powerful and sensitive trans mitterz in front of the speakers stand go that men in tho newspaper office as well as in Inc convention hall could hear and write down tine speeches. Just before the long expected ovation started one of the wires connecting with the transmitters was "cut in" to che white house, and "Mr President heard. and some say he grew worried.
 The traRsmitters were four blacl, discs. hung ten feet from the stand, and looped by wires which were joined in q small cable. \ combination of tel- ephone and phonegraph. they took up the proceedings, transmitting each each swell of oratory and each throb of applause. Thus. by a mechanical agency were the conventions this is not q pun circumyented without af- front to custom. Convention etiquette prohibits the presence of the president and The presidential candidates at the convention itself, but does not attempt to exert jurisdiction over any mechanl-
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tine working of the convention itself. the outside presented quite as inter esting field for the mechanical Dur ing the nights huge kite of the kind used in aerial advertising, flew over the city with large electric sign at tached to it. The sign bore the name Taft" and the letters. composed of 200 electric lights Were 200 feet high. The electric wire was handled in the same manner as the kite string. Another kite bore aloft canvas on which was painted likeness of Mir. Taft. A pow erful searchlight was played upon this from the top of one of Chieago's sky seraPers. A mechanical campaign ora tor also attracted much attention on the streets. II was a huge gramaphone mounted on a wagon.
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hundred r.r-pus.
 T., HblafN forty feet square. win contain. besides usual reference books. works of all the principal authors. pa psfs and magazine from alt oyer the world Special files witt be kept of aII thy rap,rs from th, North.
 Tr hHard room k very spacious. aud UH contain twelve billiard and pool tables. two win be of Che Eng fish elyl.
 The hunrt with smoking rooms and Hasatas adjoining. Wu bc ntted up and finished n keeping with the other appointments If the club
 Tarre vfa be a number Of private rnums zuptiiel with telephones. desks. band stationery. for the accommodation et club members having business en- arguments
 \ semmedtauz reception room has heaH provided for the use of ladies on reception nights.
 fine three upper floors containing Is0 sleeping ranmz wiH be for the accom- mediation af members. each of thgs, rooms VII have access Co a private bafb and concealed wardrobe. The smallest room win bc ttxi5 feet.
 The Arctic Club has absorbed tine
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WINTER HOME FOR
 MEN FROM NORTH

John W Tas and \. p CmJtsr ary h t.#a slts la ta, interests sr Che Areas club The club now has uyne hundred charter members. and M,ssr-. 'rrav and couItor desire ta evaand that number Ea tHpusaud before t=r list closes Thuy have -.rar,a large membership af ra, mars rramfuu5 rverir tn Bav- sons Fairbanks aHa S+HtFs,-leru Alas
 TH, Arctic Club f. social sreauiaa- Hee. tae principal objects of which are aH a1a= Hae uara pls8eaH, far N,rta- aas.,u.r= vH.r tngv ar. outside. '' and #9ramaas ths welfare uf k,1sH5 anH tHa CsHadau Yukon |. has aaV st-H-#=-H=HHsat4a-a insignificant .luh- aHass n n. k.rs Mart m Ssatfe'~ hu-H-=e =-.s5an tHs fauds for rae .MpEzwa ar 0uIzH have nsFa Frrvfi- a1 FH- trrar euH hHfHHs #fH He I>azIIz f##i h sIz, and savau stories in height rf,g stories win he buHt trIs yalr and it is proposed ta have it r.aJy f1r occupancy some time fu December sf f.a Ifssnaf wear The work af construction began June I. and t k Eaua#s Fra#sHHad e5ra att pas=i- h.-d-HltsH
 Thr rHh aHI contain m ma ra5-
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cal device which might take the con yeutien to them
 In addition tn tais device Were direct telephone uir-s rrum The convention hall to tbe white house aHl 10 MT. Tafts headquarters in Washington. as well as direct telegraph wires operated by the two big companies. Tho other presidential candidates also had direc. telephone or telegraph wires running ingp their offices or homes In hand ling the press news and other dispatch les the companies used 124 imes Pneu- matte tubes carried the copy of the newspaper men from the pressesec- tion to the telegraphers in the base mcut.
 For the Internal working of the con Yention. Very few meeha nieal aids were required or provided. In a cor ner of tn" annex of the huge build ing was located a large hospital room which cared for al least 25 persons. the majority af whom had tainted in the crush or been prostratcd by the heat. Connecting with this room were push buttons placed in different parts If the building for the purpose of call ing the corps of attendants when neel- ed. \ large red signal lamp was placed over the speakers stand to call all the physicians in the hall if a serious ac- cident should occur. Almost under the feet of the bandmaster was another signal to tell him when 10 start or stop the music, Electric fans at the corners of the speakers stands kept the air in motion.
 While not directly connected with
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TAFT.s VICTORY CERTAIN

W II Mrrs4u ;He well-knaaH Sta EfaHetzga attorney far th. Pioneer and the Mf8csHe bitch co. who arrived eH the NaftHaestsr reports that ffem aH parts of fhr Pacific eaazt political au- thortttcs an. confident If aH eazg sic tory for republican uamjHac faft
 Nr Nelson Is democrat but he sIEs He, as well as other Nei1-Hfam,a Jeffyrzauiauss must now caBcedt mat Taft k the man who Will next aceHpv the presidential chair.
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collection 0r oryS and erav,t~ display nE Che tasreut minerals ttt are ra ha faued n this region. Mining Is tho muu industry af tHr country. amt VI, s#eald -se ta il chat the people who ti~it the exposition next summer HIy, ftyir attention drawn fe thu arraftuH5- ft,- 5ar eHaa investments which arc tn hu fHuui hHrr
 WHyH tH- country is Huaur.s de- N.lap,d it WW be praIa.Hs t.ous- audz of dollars fHam places which al. present are not yielding a cent. and ys, are desjrous that it be developed mtu abe productive stage before we are t4o old tu enjoy the results nf thr work
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DENY POLITICAL
 DISTURBANCES

disturbances in servia. The official announcement declares that order pre- vails throughout the entire country.
 r+iteratiou pf tae report that King Peter is going to abdicate Is charac- terizcd as an invention.
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ENLIST SERVICES OF
 GENERAL OULAHAN
Nuggets Special Service.

Nuggets Special SerVice.
 NEW YORK. Aug. 10. - Sa great is fhe political pressure and SD =treHu= uusiy win tuc republican, campaign be pushed, 1T has been considered nee essary Co enlist the services of Gen Richard oulahan and his staff af Washington correspondents tu execute campaign literature. "Diek" oulahau for many years has represented th. New York sun in matters political tz one af the best informed writers ef the present age. and his veteran services will be of mestimable value to the party leaders
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Miss l.. F. Thomas has opened typewriting and stenographic exchange on Second street opposite the Masonic Temple.
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Nuggets Special Service.

BELGRADE. Aug 9 The govern meut has considered it HadFisabIe to issue denial of the report published abroad that there had been political
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Imported coburger draft beer on tag at Board of Trade.
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lemp's Extra Pale Imported praf, Beer at the Board of Trade.
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The City Bath House is now open for business. Nj. o. Solberg. proprietor.
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Au er tH. returns arr Het ert # and thera 5- some hope that thG republican candidate V.H make a bet- t.r zH-eHe. rs say tHat h. Nue eat=jz Hat I-afrautad iu rhc results sU.ataa# aH savarI r.amsaa VauH by dating that Vt I.h i-r r.t tHa-. at a.a aNEaataa that ehere vsef-- mon eeH- a#s republicans in tHiz =##HaH ur tH4=t+ a#a #sta4lis as nlara=I thu .Haz U#ud support FHr f.aBHH- HaH.- a#= sG lae ustv in Hr#f#raaa. ta ia- agTaua=uf r.aHIafss NJ n. =f.f5 H. .Hf oraar that fl vHI E- Hevt E. #HH- az-lhHa far aa independent etadaas ta accomplish anything for tbe benefit of m. country at Washington 1nH rHea.aH, =u HaHa aIH9ur the hope #.a# .. fef.fa one. fbat one ag fHs ##.t awda.- HUf yf.uHu.d s6an t. aHHz aF# agHs ,aa,iai
 HHaer t. gr.HWzttu#.- fH.s paper .a. r. razf.ts. aa1 t has raa earsaa- ..aH If Knowing IHtt t H9d essfEU5ar possible ta a5agt JHe party ,Hudldat. if anz ef th- independent candidates -baua na sfeetgd and Hc should as- .amrl5-n nothing foe the aauatrv fn rHa aazt fs.a years. ws.are not al Che .as- tHat win -lz q tafd yaH z.
 However ismas rssalt tUs people of V1s,a should now tH-= t.-HH- #H- maz.Ea- aai partisan esl.us5a= which aaEa hum 1rHzrl #HH.He sH= cam #azaa 4at r4- tag.ther t.r Inc H=a- .at at he country ln seneal.
 HsH t#e e#eetiau k 4l as.s sa fsI t- tHs Seward Peninsula Is eoH#errg1 -a there i= nothing Geft L. d. haf Walt for the dog fag,z uext winter when If tt HaFsI se AlH hav. some reHf ry- .samsnr.
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Rooms from s15 up at The Lawrence Also housekeeping rooms.
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Ctvh engineer 2S years old, six years experience on field and construction work, desires work. Apply Nugget.
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Granite Mining Candles are the best

Malasses tary at KaFpcImau's. Fresh today.
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Granite Mining Candles arc the best
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W. DARCY CHASE. Nj. D.
 Onice. Nome Bank < Trust Bldg
 Hours Phone co to 3.00 D. m. OHce Main zoo to 800 D. m House Red
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

JOSH R. MCINTYRE
 Real Estate and Fin5ae,sf Agent. l0s-4Os Mutual Life Building. Seattle
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS

PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-04-25

N~aarn. Editors; ! have a piece of
that has been in pasture about
ten years which | want 10 plant In
swest potatoash aud would appreciate
advice from you az IN n AinaH
nt fertilizer to usr and ho~ much per
acre. Th. land la slightly rolling
has lsght sandy soil and clay sahsoil
The land In not very fertile. ! have
lust turned under n small crop Oh
~.agw grass and bitter weed on I'M"
land. Amy information on the prep
ara.lon Of The soil for This crop VIII
~. highly appreciated. | will also
$3.50, 1, n favor II YOU ~tll advise
ahat kind OF fertilizer tn use on my
cotton land and how much per acre
This land IL CHASED al upland. thonsn
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-04-25

Fiahting the Oyster Shell Bark Louise.
II is a Serious Fruit Tree Pest in Some Parts Of neutrality-suspicious.
mologia Hcrrck Tell How o Fight II This summer.

for this insect is to spray the trees
with kerosene emulsion. which may
be prepared as follows: . pounds
hard or soft soap. I gallons soft wa
ter. $ gallons kerosene oil.
Place the soap ttt hard soap IL
used IL should he shaved in ine
p~Isccs) In the water over n Are and
heat until II Ia thoroughly dissolved.
Pogr the oil into the barrel In which
the spray pump 10 sitting. and when
n" water and soap are boiling hot
pour them Into the barrel with the
oil Pump the mixture vigorously
back Into Itself by directing the hose
into he barrel after tho cap of the
aozxI. has been removed. Dtrec. tho
stream from the hose downward So
a5tl probably take ten or fifteen min
sts& Ut vigorous pumping tn make a
creamy. white emulsion. when IN.
~Esalaioa is obtained add enough sas
ter tn make SO gallons Of the m!r-
sgre This all give a 10 per cent
~A&3%s0As #laGA - a SAFE one TOR III m
.zeT uer when wafer ls poured tasn
be emulsion II may not u1ir readily
In shis case. direct the hose into the
barrel again and rausp back into the
mixture az aaa ioue at ava,- II. for
any reason. the snap and oil fail to
cz salmgf~. the whole batch might an
seIl tr throwa away and another at
Tempt made Care ~ ast hr taken to
use raiawat.r or some aoft water.
This emulsion NAV be made OF
sour milk II desired At tho rat. Of /
gallon Of the milk 10 = gallons of
kerosene oil After these are thor
osEhiT mined they should bo diluted
wtfh - gallons Of water. This In \
<rspa remedy for plaat llrr.
II anvorr desires bulletins 80 and
TOO | should be- glad IN send \ copy
~ each agpna request. addresses! tn
Agricultural College. Miss,
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-04-25

Mesars. Editors. rl~a@o let me
know thr hcst aeEa tomato and the
h*-st tirae tur planting tn set ts'st re-
salts. alaxs the best fertilizer sn usr
L. W HEBRON.
Csart}and. Miss.
tAaa@er by Prof e r. Aua~s. nj
he Mississippi Holly Springs Export
:asrnt ssatIan.l
Livingstone Beauty Ia = very sas
variety of Tomatoes Plant sr~d IN
hatteas January arat. or probably \
iigilr earlier in tho vicinity Of Court
Land HrpIaat In cold frames when
ihr plants get four lncara high. After
ali danger Of tront. probably April
lat. remove To the arii. Plant In
foot ross and . IL feet apart ia
tho ro~. Loan ~!th clay sabnail
gives nn~ results. Frrt!lsr. wtth u
mixture os ore half c~ottonneed meal
aad one bali acid phosphate. as!ng
from 200 TO 500 pounds Of the mix
tuTo Ereg acre
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-04-25

Answer by Prof. c. T. Ames. OF the
Mississippi Holly Springs Expert
ment Statiou.)
Prepare the land mentioned above
Tor sweet poatoes in three and one
half foot ross. Reverse these rows
at least once and harrow them OF
The same day the blowing ts done.
In other words. prepare the land
thoroughly, As TO the fertilizer. use
4 mixture of half cottonseed meal
and half acid phosphate at the rate
Of zoo pounds per acre. This am
mixture Siii give good results under
your cotton. also under your corn.
On very fertile soil the quantity per
acre may be increased and at the
80 ms time diminish the quantity OF
~attonse"d meal Use the fertilizer Ia
he rnS b.for. planting.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-04-25

Messrs. Editors: / enclose tSig
eu; from a young apple tree in my
orchard, Please name the disease
and give ne a remedy. This disease
il spreading all over my orchard. Il
started from nursery trees To far
uer friends. please let the fruit
agents alone. for they are hameaEs.
{. +. MOORE.
Philadelphia. Miss.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-04-25

II is very level and of moist nature.
]. VI. PAULK.
Tupelo. Miss.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-04-25

fSk&EE ~ AksSo&4A+&N NEAEsA
Herrick. Agricultural College. Mas ;
The apple tree branch sent by Mr..
Moore Is affected with a scale insect
known as the oyatev~saeil bark louise.
We have receives! it nnce before from
Philadelphia. so that /; aast bc taig-
~ xell distributed / = that vtctasty.
No doubt IL came on the trees when
they we're purchased from the ayr
~ry IN which they ~sre grown
In our bulletins 30 and !0- 1s
give ways aad means of aghtsag seal.
lss~cts. They = best fought IN the
winter by spraying With LINE. aaa
sulphur or l!uac-aaIt-sslghar. IL ia
made according 10 the !ogloa.n@ for
IuIa. and should 10 uae9 only In
winter. when the lea have fallen
30 pounds quick lime. Is pounds
sulphur. 10 pounds salt. and - EaI-
IonK wafer. OnIy the very best gnai
ity al quick lime should bs used
Two iron kettles ahosit be- procured
each holding at lsaa; - gallons. bu'
the more they hold the better. Tbs
20 pounds OF lime should be stacked
IN three or four galluns Of hot wa
ter In n 81 the kettles. Na~r The
lime In nearly stacked. bat before Il
quits boiling. add tAe Is roaads 81
sulphur and erOuxn hot water t1
make a ;hsa paste ot he lime and
x~4&~AS~ M-4 wr~aa~A N1s wmEe~ -
make . thsn paste ut tA. li1ar and
sulphur. Stir tho Whole vigorously
n-ttI they are thoroughly mixed. and
thea boil actively for - ~rainas~a
After the ltsass aad fhe Sulphur hars
actually ssa4ls1 Is minutes. add tat
10 pounds Of Aalt. and bolt rtEnr
oualy IS inmates more, Il @sIi be-
come necessary during Tho boiling *
add . lattlr bot water ao~ aui thee
10 aeep the mixture thin. Nhrs
through boiling. add enough bot rs
Ter 10 make s~orty-aee gallons. s;rass
through = xuaay sack. and appll
hot.
Txu Of the kettles spoken Of aboys
are intended 10 furnish y cso&Ias
OUTFIT for a small orchard. Hay u
thousand trees. II one haa y gaTE'
orchard and In obliged 10 make 1t
mixture on a large scslr. II ~4i b.
more economical 10 bay u boiler O
Is OF 20 Anrss go@rr 4 al@~aFd.s
threst.ns eag!us that Ia capable q
Standing = pressure Of 5 mr. & pound
Ut team ALL answer admirably Th'
boiler should De connected with bal
u toren barrels. or more. IL desired
Some Of the barrels may hr used to
cooking tAe aah aai sotar Tor hsat
'ng tho ~Atsr In This way tao o
three Wagons each carrying a ss<gal
kn barrel spray pump. may be- KEEP
ii ~ork 3i,h NJ loaa of lime. X all
be foan9 most satisfactory TO has
10. oarrcja raountrd on a platform
ihsFr or to4F feet high Or eoarH'
lar mixture il made ia The sane man
Der and - Ire same proportion a
Wien The Kettles are used.
II . ~iah~a. The salt may BIZ lef
oai entirely The waah srefts 20 b
just about As effective and become
simpler 10 make.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-04-25

The only thing % do this summer
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-11-21
A Sea Change.

Don't talk to me about English
men," said the pretty actress, who had
just got home. "One evening in Lon
don, when l was out with party ol
friends happened to say, Look at
that rubber neck over there, referring
to a chap who evidently was taking us
in. An Englishman in the party
laughed uproariously at the express
sion, much to my surprise, it is such
a common one with us.
Last night / met him here in New
York. / was at a cafe with some
friends He came across and said to
me:
"1t always has amused me, don't
you know, that expression of yours in
London in regard to the chap with the
elastic throat / have never forgotten
49,
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-11-21
es left. The Fair.

For RENT-Modern five room cottage, bath
and sewer connection, gas and other
modern conveniences. See W. G. Master
son. 1891
A duroc jersey male hog, tip top royal,
in No 53153, for sale or exchange for
registered duroc, either male or female.
GEO. w, THoRToN. Welch, r. F. D. 1.
Four room house and IS acre, to rent
adjoining city. Apply at Chieftain Office.
1862
WANTED-Manager for branch Office
we wish to locate here in Vinita. Address,
The Morris Wholesale House, Cincinnati,
Ohio. 1928
For SALE-Sank Wade's, residence on
Canadian avenue. Also gas range to trade
for coal range. 1881