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The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-26

Klngsbur& who finished second last year, also appears to be out of 1t.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-26

The Trlmmers, closely followed by tbe Travellers. lead in the Young Mems Republican club tournament.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-26

Collett leads the bowlers in the City league with an average of 205.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-26
CALEDONIANS WIN
New Haven Defeats Bridgeport in League Soccer Game
 at Park City.
SCORE TWO GOALS TO ONE
Brilliant Playing by Black and Miller Enables New Haven to Add
 Points.
(By Our Own Reporter ]

The New Haven Caledonian Asso- citation Football team played theg first league match with the Bridgeport Caledonians on the ground of the Park City team yesterday afternoon. Much interest was taken in the game from the fact that the Bridgeporters in a friendly match couple of weeks ago defeated the crack New Haven aggre- gation Quite crowd of the Elm City elevens followers accompanied the team, and the contest was watched by one of the largest crowds of the sea son. The Caledonian team was the same that won from the Shelton eleven last Sunday and the Bridgeport ap- gregation were virtually the same that defeated the New Haven players two weeks ago The New Haven Caly'g opened strong in the first half Of the game and at once assailed the home citadel Cunningham at goal for the Park City team was however on to his job, and time and time again he saved his goal in the most miraculous man ner. Hardy and Thrope at back also proved a stubborn defense to the New Haven forwards and their excellent play also did much to prevent the downfall of Bridgeport's fortress. Mil Ter and Black were the bright and shining lights of the New Haven elev- en, the former work at times was of the most brilliant kind while Captain Blacks was effective and sure
 Fraser in the halfback division also played splendid game, while Connors was a regular stone wall in front of the New Haven goal posts The for wards of the visitors as a whole did excellen work and their efforts were worth at least five goals The goal scored by Miller was one of the clever est of the match, and was sent in with great accuracy and speed Black's goal was also well earned For Bridge. port Anders scored pretty goal. The final score of the game was 2 to h
 favor of the New Haven Caledonians
 which leaves the Elm City team wtl two games won and none lost in thcil league series The following is tho lineup of the teams and the summary nf the nlaV.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-26
MOTOR CAR
 DIRECTORY.

N~N>NrN~~.~-~J~O~cN ~cN-4~~~~>~~-c~r~0Ne~N 7ROMAS-DETROIT pawn caTs a8d sd''' 'RunSS' SS'
 w. A. Maynard, agent, 6S Gilbert
 ma. 'phone 37E-3,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-26

I rur ukvurc The Reichert Autq lHE hAIHlS' bile Co.,. Palace Gar
 IA Temple street.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-01
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
For week ending Tuesday. June 80, 1908


BEANS AND PEAS-Reeepts fer week Beans
1907 bags; 500 bags. Exports: Beans, 179
bags. peas. % bags. Imports Beans. 24,915 bags
slack, buyers taking only small lots
The larger part of the sup
jlied with foreign goods and domestic
varieties would have shown greater reduction but
that stocks here light Such sales
been making have been about in line with
West Indian exporters have called for
of choice dry red kidney. for which
81 9od 81 95: for few days however the inquiry
has been lighter. on grades. which comprise g
siderable part OF the stock. hard White
kidney slow Turtle soup quiet, but
beans have mad a moderate demand but the large
quantity Offering has pressure
sell and given buyers little advantage California
20 lower and quiet Scotch peas dull
weak, outside quotations extreme. We quote: BEANS
choice. per bush 50 IS 50 40; do
good 81 10 50 80, do medium choice, 81 S5 81 40,
common good. So 1o1 50 so do pea choice, So 65
81 10 DO good. So 201s2 80, do imported
marrow, So 81 IS. 90 pea, choice. 81 20 50 so
coed. 81 10d So 20; 10 medium. choice
s. 10 do to good, 81 90 50 10. Go white kid
81 80 red kidney. choice. dry, 81 9oeI 81 e5:
good 81 so q 81 s5. 90 black turtle
choice 81 E09S1 do yellow eye. choice So rs 80
lima California, choice. 50 40. PEAS Scotch bags
bush. 81 90 a 81 20
BUTTER-Receipts for week 1871 pkgs,
week 1913 pkgs Exports 20 Europe. 2l9 pkgs, 70
countries. S97 pkgs The decline noted at the
last weekly report brought larger buy
ing interest chiefly from OF and there
gradual recovery. that b. Thursday % i2c
for creamery specials occasional sales making at
New-York tribune., 1908-07-01

foSlo was about &c down from tn. previous night
+ha py gradua Improvement until az the close
aaout 1s lSet was only &c down months and
nilCnanged on the December. A
VAS noted in of
ra-,,S to.edo and few complaints thrashfng
sts-.--s We're hearc from Illinois
eaRts were 2S5ooo bushels. compared with sos
- Se-ze 80 elevator e5+c afoat spot s6isc
stFVes NO I Northern Duluth, 81
rnncb naI1 winter 81 oo% afoat. CoRN-Without
Iucn news TO account for corn market showed
oAceptlonal strength all day. closed here a q
et hgher with Chicago prices about as much up for
ne oey II was not until aft
mat the condition OF 70 reported Illinois
sststS neuLes had its effect the
S ORDERS that arrived after the first hour
ION GOOD sources and furnished the
Strength which was feature the rest Of day
S1op news was favorable the whole, little
erect owing TO the activity coupled
Win an advance Of q Cid al Liverpool and rather
stna receipts especially the estimates Wednesday.
80 80 z corn here was quoted 7se elevator and sc
a1oat both nominal oATS-Comrnisston houses
sood buyers Of oats and while crop favor
ao4e the ofsfings light prices ruled higher,
IN sympathy with The Illinois
made condition - Cash in New York closed
folews Mixed 26 to 30 Ib, 54 55c; natural white.
IS 70 81 h. 81 6oc, and clipped white 50 70 40
10 59dssc. RYE-Market dull; No Western, S3isc
0 New York BARLEY-Market nominal
New-York tribune., 1908-07-01
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

New York June 50. 1905
steadiness during toGsy's trading The close heinz
sfea6y net unchanged 70 points higher while saIes
were reported ~ l]e bags All the were pofnrs
the closing hlis Of The previous day The
opened steady Al partial advance of > points in "a
srolse - European markets, both Of which were nv
changed u "a hlEhsr 81 the hour local enenjrp
There seemed - he some scattering demand from F
ropean snG local shorts during the dsy while OFFERINGS
light and 5he market easily sustained ar,,r5
the opening nEles Owing 70 holiday. advices were
rered ron Ihe Brazilian markets and the trade is
without fresh a5vlces the probable o-+t71r ~
cer which Is new beginning move Il is too aa-v
for rsFs "tnceFhirls the outlook for growth
70 reach me market but the trade Will probably be very
SENSITIVE 70 reFoTts concerning August Towering
wher fssf tine approaches Europe continues to send
vices here indicating entire raIorizatien in tba
raiozsion project but of large local trade
interests profess entire confidence outcome the
governments plan for equallzing the supply IN the
worlds markets At the moment. there
pressure Of actual coffee against the market ana
TIE Strength of the spot situation is
fsF II The market for futures rather srv specrIa
tive support from
The market spot coffee steady with arotzrors
basis Of 614c for Rio No Z
cf prices n the local marker 70
follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-07-01

COTTON cotton market quiet again to-
GAY but showed rather steadier tone the whole
shough prices failed to hold all Of early advance
MARKET closed STEADY decline OF /
gust hut generally points higher Sales for
the Gay estimated a $4,000 bales The market
opened s1esdv advance Of 2G5 points. during
The sarz session showed net gain Of 7d9 points
eIlng Ia -sr1eT better cables than
and The Journs- II tCrnmsTce crop report making
condition p indicated
improvement for the month sellers
anticipated There also demand from spot peo
pie presumably against forward sales mills but there
improvement IN general business and during the
Afternoon prices reacted ewing favorable weather
The favorable weekly bureau. and another private
condition making the condition sd per 50
far less than private been issued In
attempt 10 t3ressGo the government report. which
due today These reports shown i'm
proveEnent ranging from - per for the last
month. ths Improvement being per The
governments report last month T91 per and
the figures te be issued today viii compare with a.
S.3 and d
gear average ~ 81 per A OF the local
trade made during the day showed maximum expecta
ton of sS minimum expectation of II cent
with ~ So 10 the probable showing
Of government Southern spot markets OF
fcsuy reported were unchanged 10 isc lower
The rf contract prices in the local market to-day
X
New-York tribune., 1908-07-01

The locsl market for spot cotton vas quiet VII a
prices unchanged az SOC for nnidJinE upland ana
ilse ss midang g1 sses Jos eoii Pslsz Se egheJ or
hsles Charleston auiet and unehanged az ll1 = M u
Ts1or erte- -z .,7rbarged A II alec Mobile steady
snd IL lover ~ l1t.c. sales. - bales. Savannah
oulet and unchanged st t1sc: sales IL oales
tslk quiet and unchensed at l2c baltimore 9oilai d
unoaanged A. = L29s gueJ isI 4aq md 5jn
changed a. alsc. sales - baIes Little Rock easy
polnts for Ne5resaay Al Houston. i.2oo 500
bales srsjrsr rs: LAST week and 7a3 last year
Galveston. $500 against ASS last week ana
tes ast scar and a. Orleans. 500 70 1000 sgansf
seTs lasr week and 55s Iast year
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables spot cot
s9n s elet sales eoe bales speeGa'lon a anu eae
soc A1nerleaa 1000 reeeiPts 5000 An2eTian c1+ p
steady q an adTance - points closed 9alet a.,
net sdyancs q 81 So points July; o~So. ~
auggst 574iadl august September 5$9d SePteLat6er SePt
ar--Fe1-lar-- sea Febr71ars- March es1@d March
April 5d iancSeser-YsTn quiet cloths better, with
rao-s demand
FLOUR AND NEAl-rhere vas moderate ,a trade Ss
y Kansas four sItleuEh less than on McndaA- an
tpEeag wheat brands were or less negeeted L1e
zss5es. 5ctaE paents s. 1880 % winter stratght5
$zesa er,Tl T9 PaiSs Winter s. 7os8 as EXTRA No 2
winter. $ 40aS5 q RYE FLoUR-Dun Quoted Far
= good s. z50S4 co. chajce fancy. s. 65aS5 CEN-
NE-Frm Qlo-sd KIN dried 50 :. a. so6l5 g =
sos-se S55 FEED-western steady. CITY stesdy
81 eiS5n zIFl5g, - - a. 5or s9g 7a eT braa
S22 50 bgiE S24aS24 80 sacks n!dding s24as&2s & 80 O.
saik s25 p SACKS Ks '1f of1. aEsL $50 50
GRAFN-WrEEs T-One Of principal sustaining
.sctors wheat today was export business Of 43
sscf. incudns Is loads here for prompt Shipment
ms with strength Of corn all day constituted
sonut cn bnflish features the market without
which prices doubtless would have sagged con
sioersbly prof essonaI sentiment bearish and
n1eh q he news hand unfavorahle 70 advancing
pr1ces Foreign markets we're quite Disappointing
especially Lverpeols decline Of supplemented d
- loss Berlin 21aC decline - Budapest the
cnet besrish foreign influence being good weather on
ne Corrine-T In worlds stocks as reported by
Sfscst-eeEs there decrease for the week OF
1000 busleis compared with reduction last year
q 84ss e@0 bushels A httie buying promoted
az IN day BY the Illinois state report. which
ssse condition =. decline % % points from the
"a nEUres partly onset by increase Of points
sprinE condition. The weather ali parts
~ ne West favorable with the possible exception
700 Nebraska Winter wheat
as1 Clearing weather. and ~
.ssoea IN Northwest. that some of the spring
-leSt adEicrs referred conditions IN a
SsAesealil perfect. There Was renewal Of july
s1icai1oT the session. m
ee-itery pas quite weak IN late trade however.
:. nae good support from commission houses. and
hei4led quite sharply weakest point
New-York tribune., 1908-07-01
BALTIMORE Z OHIO Z. R

ROYAL Blue LINE TRAINS.
Every other hour on the even hour
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
Direct Connections in New Union Staronr
WASHINGTON, with all Lines South
Leave New York Daily. 23d st. Lib'y ST
WASHINGTON, Sl'pers, 11-50 pm 80 am
WASHINGT0N' Diner, 80 am 500 am
WASHINGTON Diner. $50 am 1000 am
(Parlor car N Y. to Richmond. va
WASHINGTON. Diner. II 50 am II 90 n
WASHINGTON. Buffet, 1.5o pm Zoo pm
ROYAL LTD" Diner. $50 p N W pm
WASHINGTON, Buffet. $50 pm 100 pm
Through Daily Trains 70 the West
CHICAGO. PITTSBURG. 80 arn s-9 am
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS. 1150 am u 90 n
PITTSBURG. CLEVELD, 3.Jo pm 80 pm
''PITTSBURG LIMITED, 70 80 pm oo pm
cINsT LOUIS LOUSY. II 50 pm u 8, 50 am am
On sTL0TiS LOT 7sV.' $50 pm 500 pm
ofces; 242, 4s4 1900 8r9ssTay' gs5 g,y As5aT saT
Grand St. y. Y. SAB Fulton St. Brooklyn:
West 23d ST. and Liberty St
After 6 o m Sleeping Car Reservations
and fun information regarding trans. etc,
can be Obtained at Bureau OF Information,
3 & o. R R. sd St. Terminal. Phone
Number. Chelsea-3144
New-York tribune., 1908-07-01
BUSINESS CHANCES.

A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY for an edu-
Gated laaa Of brains 10 enter n paving
hIistness no capital E.=gBired but first class
references ssslst be fHrniEhes. with request
for Interview Address r. o. Box $50
Madison Ea. Branch
New-York tribune., 1908-07-01
AUCTION SALES,

MORTGAGE SALE Jacob Gensler. Auc-
uoneer. viii sell today at II o'clock. a
southwest corner Of fremont and Part
aves. Borough ef The BronS. the fixture:
and ehattels of a saloon. BY order Of At
t1rney for Mortgage
BY WRIT ? Of a warrant Ct attachment
merged into an execution, ! Bernstein
auctioueer, viii sell to-day. 2 a. IN at }.
C5ansevoert ST. Manhattan. groceries. etc
Ez- order of Alfred Freeman. Marshal
New-York tribune., 1908-07-01

ADVERTISEMENT ard subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Upfown
onice. No 1854 Broadway. between sFh
and 87th sts., until 0 O'Clock .. m. Ad-
vsrtsscr1ents received at the following
iranch offices at regular efrcs rates until
S o clock .. m. VIZ: 2st sth ave- =
ecr 9Sd ST (: l1a 9Th ave. cor 18th st.: 92
Ezst I4tn ss 25I West 42e st. between
5.h aud sth syes.: @62 West I13th a..
New-York tribune., 1908-07-01
TEPEW KTTERS.

VICTOR VISIBLE. 20 Nassau st; cata-
log,le free, all makes taken part pay
raent. bargains IN Un6erwOods. Remtng-
Erntfhs
New-York tribune., 1908-07-01
BOARD AND ROOMS.

So 81, 10 WEST. between L" and
s,,,..- . express stations, charming room
,-.,s;- iapif. references given and re
New-York tribune., 1908-07-01
RAILROADS.
NEW Jersey CENTRAL

-
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
FOR PHILADELPHIA Lv. W; 23d ST i;
-6.5O $50. z. 20. $50, a-50, l0.5 11-Z0' ll;5o
a so m; $50 120S; s5d 10 45d Jas s5G 81 i156 59 m
sundays, I so, $50, $50. 1880, II. a. M
II so. 1.5o 250, $50. 4-5e, go, 900, 1-oc'
$50 10. is9rITT 20 IIi5S 2; m nj 30 $50 100 500
80. 900, 1000, 11.00. 11-3O g. m; I@c0o dg
noon. 100, $50, zoe. 800. 100: 40, quo
coo. 100. 500 900 p; m, Y 10 mIdnlsn'- %
II. 90 noon, l 90, 200. 800. 90: 300, 500.
100, 500 3.00. 10 so p N, Y 10 nidnIgnI-
FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHkISGIc y On
80. $50 $50 $50 p o m 10 daily la LV- L550 y 30
noon. ?. 90. 400, SEQ 7-0o p. m. daily.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY. Lv. W 2Sd 2Sd
5 n s@niays 30 "a S $50 'q a. M e 20 pm m "
LIBERTY ST.:-I0 90 a r.. 0.Oo Sats-
only. $40 p. m Sundays, 1000 a H.
VIZ ALL RAIL-Long Branch, Asbury
Park, Ocean Grove, &c. Lv. ". 25d ST =
s. 20. 90 a. m, (12-20, LOO saIs- onIyl'
l. 30 3 20 a 90 except raJs.l, 80, 900.
except sats} }, $50. s29, i Il 90 81 ?, m; sun
LIBERTY ST.-4oo. $50. 11-30 a. m,
I2 40. 30 Sats. only, 1-30. $50, q 3a
s 80 p. n. 1901 midnight. Sundays. 1885,
ais 10 90 a m, 100, $50 :. N.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE--For Atlantic
Highlands, Sea Bright. Monmouth Beach.
Long Branch. Asbury Park, Ocean Grove.
sc Lv Pier 81. N r. Feet ". 42d ST; ::
$50. So. 1880 a m 1890. ! 81, 3 3 10 To-
AS SIS, 7.45 p m: Sundays. 90; 1000
\. R, Foot cedar St g. Is, 1000. 100
a N. 90, 200. 3. 45. 1 45. 5 45. s, 10 p. m
Sundays, $50, 1880 a m, 1-3Os 100, 80
Time tables may be obtained at follow
ing ofices: Liberty ST. CW- 23d ST Tel.
Chelsea 3I44). Piers 10 and 81 y. R. 8
Astor Eouse, 24s, 434. 1900 1854 Broadway,
1So 225. 2Sl Fifth Av., 2T9S Third Av., III
West 125th ST. PAS Columbus Av.. New
York; Court St. SAB. 344 Fulton ST. 47e
Nostrand Az, Brooklyn. 800 Broadway,
williamsburg. New York Transfer Co calls
for and checks baggage 10 destination
New-York tribune., 1908-07-01
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

fURNIsHED ROOMS TO LET
5 ct. - WEST Cool, airy rooms
Tessr,ls &c Efth. withou: private baths
tilonss SUMMER rates
o., 81 ie2 WEST-Large or small
sen,,s,,,eIs' rom. private house gentlemen.
- Z DEMENT'S zni suhscriptlous To-
fsrt' lfloune received a. their E-ptowD
sna 37ta SIS. until > s'cioc,, = ~ a. ~
i,-s,-,. 'il5..'s received al ths folIoH,fns,
s ,s.1asni snioes AZ regular Office rates usfiI
.eo- - = n. VIZ. 2sg fth ave :
Fs., 81 iaa 5th ave cor Iath 5, qe
sss - 81 81 West SGd 81 befHee-
~ - - sNes-; 2s3 West Ig5fb II i.ysS
Sd - lsiE'esn zGth and 77rh SIS. igaG
Sasl fear sist - ITgs Isl srs rss-
az -. 80 East l2sth = 7sa sr-,.-,c-,, ~,
49, -s,s..s-sss s ave and any Americas Dis
New-York tribune., 1908-07-01
HELP WANTED.
HAx-.
LOST-BANkBG1kS.

BANKBOOK No. +64. .3sT OF the Union Dime
savings Institution is missing. Any per
son having a claim TO IL Is hereby called
upaH to present the same within ten days
OF submit % having said passocCk cancelled
and d new one issued
LOST-Bankbonk No. 331.oI3. Bank for
Savings 80 4th ave. New York Pay
meut stopped, Please return oooA 10 bdhk-
LOST or STOLEN -Bankbook No. $50. 4lS
OF the German Savings Bank IN the city
OF New York. corner sth ave and 18th ST.
issued TO CONGREGATION United Brethren of
Psnewicsch All persons are cautioned
against negotiating the sard-. IL not re
turned to the hank on the I'd day or July.
1905 a duplicate will ha issued
New-York tribune., 1908-07-01
BILLIARD AND FOOL TABLES.

kaaxEFACTuRERs af Billiard and poal tA-
bIes: nigh grade bowling alley puiiders;
lowest prices. Marx Bros. "A Union Square
New-York tribune., 1908-07-01
DESKS AND OFFICE rUK~7rr-~~
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS.

rrprYErFp P.pI.c Account. desires en-
gsgenents IA accounting. auditing. sys-
,srnsfiziug and special Investigations; best
credentials. moderate ehafgEs AS-,sss ~
New-York tribune., 1908-07-01

pED --D'- LINE.
FOR PORTO RICO. CURACAO AND
VENEZUELA
From Pier II, near Wall St Ferry, Bklyn-
Tor San Juan, Porto Rico
SIS PHILADELPHIA. Sat, July T. noon
SIS. CARACAS. Saturday. July 10, noon
For Pto. CabeIio, Curacao and Maracaioo
ass. AURORA Saturday. July 4. noon
SIS. MARACAIBO. Saturday, July II, noon
SIS ZULIA. Saturday, July %, noon
EFTeight only.
These steamers have superior accommods-
lions for passengers.
BOULTON BLISS & DALLEIT
General Managers. Sc Wall St.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-01

Erie Canal. Section B.
For the Improvements OF the Erie Canal
from the west end OF Contract Ne q 20
about one-nalf nile west % Adams 5asfn
bridge. Length S.53 niles Sheets 20
$ inclusive.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-01
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

-ff7s; ISfSRN NACfIANFS Bureau Male and
female hetp. all capacities. III West
9Th st
New-York tribune., 1908-07-01
wORH WANTED
uaLA

BOOK KEEPER -Competent double entry
and typewriter: good references Henry
Rice 26D 4th avs-
New-York tribune., 1908-07-01

GARDENER Scotch. single. thoroughly
competent; care greenhouse. vesetaote ana
taxvey gardens lawns shrubs. landscape
yrorl etc: excellent references. William
pavie. eos East S1st St
New-York tribune., 1908-07-01

rAr-NDD ESS-Competent swedish woman;
can DO fine ard plain Laundry work. no
shirts, besr reference Jussila Bureau. SO
Lexington ave
New-York tribune., 1908-07-01

VAN or NURSERY GOvERNESS. BY
TFf1nish lady. can teach French or Ger
mar music. painting. fancy needieWork %
1--7-~~ ladies' or as companion JusSii&
EuDioyuenr Bureau. $50 lexington ave
New-York tribune., 1908-07-01

WATTER.-By Engiishnau: IN first class
club or hotel. excellent reference; ex-
perisnced servant; competent. willing and
obnzing- H NARROW. 322 West 34Jh ST
New-York tribune., 1908-07-01

I.AT-,SDRESS -Conpetsnt; Come or out BY
dav; open air drying. Mostly, lSI West
SD ST
New-York tribune., 1908-07-01

GARDENER - Young German, single, hot
house, glass frames fruits. flowers, gen
sraI work: fine vegetable grower wei rec
ommended Carpenters Bureau. lo4 9th
ave
New-York tribune., 1908-07-01

MOTHERS HELP.-English. refined. e1u.-
~sred woman: good houSekeepers VIII
ssIss charge of chi drer. experiences n
-,-1-s5-.- excellent references ". G.. Mss
T-frzgsraIG-s Bureau. sos sth ave, corner
42d ST
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-09-26
The Weather.

Tonight and Sunday showers,
colder.
Local observations, for day pre-
ceding, furnished by C. E. Lahman:
Maximum temperature. sc degs.
Minimum temperature. 64
Temperature at z p. m. 72"
Precipitation. on......,.. e.. ....O
Wind direction. south
Per cent. of sunshine. 100
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-09-26

Noah Warrenstaff is in town from Big
Cabin.
]. Wes Harris and family are here from
Big Cabin.
Chas. Tyler was in town today from his
farm on upper Cabin creek
Arthur Croninger is here from Neosho
for visit with his parents.
Miss Maymie Butler was here last night
en- route to her home at Big Cabin from
Chelsea, where she is teaching school.
Miss Ray Galbreath. Of Pittsburg
Kans, who has been visiting the Misses
Robbins left today for Tulsa
W. P. Thompson and wife returned
this morning from ST. Louis, where Mrs
Thompson has been in a hospital fer
several weeks.
Closing out our shoes. The Fair.
Call "a for meats. City Market. 98t
Big Bottles Of Ammonia 1Oc at Burns
Two gentlemen can-fnd a nice, quite
place to room, or room and boardIby ap
plying at the Chieftain office. If
| viii pay one dollar for sthe best six
ears of corn deliverdrto me --by October
first. F. M. Lewis 1877 to Oct.
You can always get a 9ood meal at the
Saddle Rock restaurant 142-44
Don't worry over dinner at home on
Sunday. Just 90 TO the Saddle Rock Res
taurant and get good dinner for Csc.
142-47