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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-03-27
Fridays Proceedings.

h0O6TI D. DTOWA AOOi0AC CAt
pleaded guilty to introducing
and selling, for which he was
sentenced to 60 days in the
ArdEaore Jail and fined $lOO
and cost of prosecution:
John Criss (colored) pleaded
guilty to introducing and sell
ing and was given one year and
one day In the Ohio peniten-
tiary and fined 500 and cost.
Criss stated that he only had a
little whisky for his own use
and that one of the prosecuting
witnesses begged him to sell
him q pint for his sick wife,
whereupon the man. was accom-
modated but was not a whisky
peddler. The judge stated that ne
would inquire further into this
case and expressed himself as
hayingno tolerance for a person
who would beg his neighbor or
friend for whisky for a sick
wife and then turn traitor or re-
port him for the purpose OF OBJ
tanning witness fees, etc. HE
is q meaner man than the whls-
Ky peddler. and l only wish
that | could get a whack at
him." said Judge Thomas.
Oscar Drake (eolored). better
known as Snow. pleaded guilty
to carrying weapon, for which
he was fined S150and costs. and
not being able TO pay he Will
languish in the Ardmore bull
pen'' for sufficient time to
satisfy the claim.
George W. Garland waived
arraignment and pleaded guilty
to introducing and selling. The
court passed this for the pres
ent, announcing that it woulc
be disposed of later.
pom Graft pleaded guilty tt
introducing and selling anc
was fined 800 and costs anC
sentenced to 60 days in the Ard
more jail. This will probably
be changed later as the cour
expressed a desire to investl
gate further into the matter.
J. M. Hargis of Wynnewood
w. G.. Moad of McGee and j
F. Myers of Beef Creek were
sworn in as jury commissioners
Judge Thomas overruled {
motion for a new trial in thu
Watkins murder case. Attor
neys for defense gave notice o
appeal and were allowed sixt!
days in which to prepare bill o
exceptions. The defendant
Watkins, will receive sentence
tomorrow, but will bs held IL
custody at Ardmore for sixt!
days.
Lucy Mcdaniel was granted
a divorce.
Hooker & Woods ct al. VS.
Swofford Bros. Dry Goods Co.
Judgment by agreement for de
fendant.
Oliver Collie VS.. Georg
Brown; judgment of lowe
court affirmed.
Judge Townsend came u
from Ardmore. and occupied
seat on thelrostrum with Judg
Thomas very dignified look
ing bench indeed. Judge Towr
send is looking fine, and say
that he is enjoying splendi
health.
Court will not adjourn tomoI
row. but viii take a recess t
Monday. the 10th day of May
Mt which time the Judge wi
hold O. two weeks session.
BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT
In o remedy that would be In ever
home II all knew what thousands
NH parts OF the continent have Lear
MA ThnMe who have used ordinaI
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-03-27

That cough of yours may become
serious; why neglect it when a bottle
of DIR. Simmons Cough Syrup will
cure it2 Fifty doses for fifty cents.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-03-27
TRUELoVE O WALLIS, Prup'Fs.


In the United States court In the In
dian Territory, Southern districts
Ania Hycka, plaintiff,
Va.
3. W. Hicks, defendant.
The defendant, 8. w, Hicks 10
warned to appear In this court In
thirty days and answer the COM
plant of the plaintiff, Anis Hycks.
Witness the Hon. Hosea Town
send, Judge of said court. and the
seal thereof, this 18th dAy of March,
1888. q. NJ. CAMPBELL. Clerk
r. E. Lee, attorney. mo
Summers Hardy, atty non-residem1
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-03-27

Your hair can he saved BeRgs'
Hair Reat6rer win do it, as 1t Pcts
directly ON the scalp and hair Iii
calls. The eject fn wonderful and
permanent
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-03-27

You Who want typewriter letter
heada can And something at this Of
dee that win surely please you. 0nlv
the best paper used.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-03-27
BALLARD's SNOW LINIMENT

In remedy that would be In every
home II all knew what thousands in
NH parts OF the continent have learn
cd. Those who have used ordinary
linimmmt@snRe amazed at what Snow.
LinimHMt does and the rapidfty with
which III does it. Cures lame back,
RkennaatiGln, neurRf1a, soreness,
hruiaaa. atkainA ranaeu1ar pains any
whaTa ~ Equally good tor animals
R. E. Moore, - travelling salesman,
Galveston, Texas, says: 1.-Two bot
Ties of Rallardsa. Snow Liniment
cured ma al khaUmhtiem OF thraa
months atGnding.n When buying,
wnme.nheR Snow Lfniment has no
substitute. Sold by Coleman n
Lynn tine Red Fk0nt Drug Store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-03-27
We Know Our Prices are Right, Our
Styles are all Up-tO-Date, and
we Guarantee Satisfaction.

lucky possession Sidney Suggs
explained, however, that the number be-
the 4th April the holding the number
will be presented by with $40 Suit free
O a
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-03-27
che DatIp Hronnorette.
SIDNEY sUGGs,
Padls valley Court. !

PBBLIsHER AND PRoPRIEToRs
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-03-27
A 500 Suit
Given Away Free 70 IT Lucky Person.

Every person buying pair of pants from
us between now and the 4th of April, will have
guess free. We do this to let the people see
what our tailor, Mr.. SWenderman, can do.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-25
Ubtrnpn, aelttteundJ, 25. as1at 1898.

|froren 1T. 60 i6aoe bas tit, bu in iener Sc
genb in giiniti9sn Ss6ren Die 9firii6e 81
auBsrorbentli4er Site selangten, 10 p:nig
fam man ben S6it3I9tern bieIen 54ritt
b.rbenten. Die Pfirii6tuItur mag 9 poer 10
Sabre 1o6nenb unb ii9er fem uno bann mag
uns pl0BIi4 Elm Winter iiberfalen, baB bic
Wduern trQden. Spl9em Dstter a6er III ser
pfirii96aum ni4t gepa9Ien. Sein: N1iz
pflan3ung in benz Rlima @olorabo's lit bess
6atb INNER cine risfante SaGe. Gr ge60rt in
elm fibli9eres &lima unb fam nit 3ubere
Gd17igteit nun in ben Iiibliditen Counties o:s
States se3Ogen psroen unb audi bier uur in
gef6iibter Sage. Die grOBen %offenen Sbdler,
tpet9, ben NOrbiiirmen pioeri tanbslo8 aus
gefeBt finb, Oiirftsn ii9 in man9en Sa9ren
ais gu psni9 %geeignet fir i'm erpeiien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-25
Don unfarem 8adertifd.

0as 8unbeS q derbauomt bar
ioebcn Elm Sarmers< 8uuettn (0lo. 73) berz
auSge9eben, peIbes BEN Gitel fibrt: Eek
pertinent Station Work w." un6 fol-
genbe @eaenitGn6e beban6ett: Pure Wa
ter = Loss of soil fertility - Avail.
liability OF Fertilizers - Seed Selec-
ton Jerusalem Artichokes y Kafr
Corn Thinning fruit = Use of low
grade apples = Cooking vegetables
Continental feeding stuffs = Steer
and heifer beef = Swells in canned
vegetables.
nWRiI6 als Na6rungsmitteG" iii Der Sitel
eiats 5armerz8 uGetins C2o. 74), ipel6es
bas 8unbes Mderbau a IN t iebt CUR
8ert6eilung borbereitet.
0ieIes Bulletin er0rtert ben NGbrtpertb
Der Mild unb giebt OsrI9isbsne 5inge~5e;gs,
lpie ie NIT anOeren gtabrungsmitteln in
8~er6inbun9 ge6ra6t unb Do6ur9 CUTE
Speiien gu 9~eringen Soften 1ergeIteGt tperz
Cen t0nnen. Oarin ipirb erflGrt, hab ben
9auptbeitan6 Der Mil9 IeI6Foeritdnoli1
Nai1er 6ilOe urb oaB bic feiten 8eitanOt6eile
houptia4Ii4 aus PrOtein, 5ette, Mil@3uter
uno mineralii6en SoI3en 5eftehen. Die
Menge Der Nd6ritoffe, bic N b.: W}il6 I'M
gcrglei@ gu benen os5 6IeiiAes, 8roDes rnb
ano:ren Nabrungsmitteln ~por6anOsn iinb,
Epe~oen Derarf4auli4t unb i6re Gboratteriz
ititfn unb @igeni6aften, l1rfo9en ibrer Der
dnherungen unb ibre 8erbauli4teit in 8es
tra4t 9e5pgen; bas ndmIi6e gilt in 8e3ug
alrf ab3erabmte Mil4, &a9m ur0 Butte
MILD. Damn. tperben ou9 cine Mn3a6l
@Pciie3sttel un9efibrt, auf oeaea Milfipsiz
len borberri4en,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-25
4n Die Gefer.

Die Rsbattion Der n8eildge" 1T bO@erz
freut ii6er bic auieitig ii9 tunOgebenbe Be-
reitniGigteit Der 2eIer, bic Spalten bieieS
8Iattes bur9 ~tiir5ere Ober IGngere 8eitrdac
iiber Iunbpirtbi9aftlt9e 8erbdltntie, 2ano
un0 2eute etc, Der ein3elnen 9egenb.n gu be-
Redeem unb linen 10 erit Die re3te Wiir3e gu
berlei6en. Die 8riefe Der 8auernbriiber rnO
Qnberer bilben - tpte aus au9lret9eH
f6riftIi9en Mtttbeilungen berborgebt - bic
2ieblingslettiire uuierer Sarmer, Die a6e+
fel6tOertdnoli3 bic bu3piT4en geltrenten
beIebrenben 6aAartitel, Die tur5en Reui9teiz
ten aus alien Sbeileu bes 2anoes (8raut
unb 8iben) unb Die i'm r8rieftaiten" ertfeilz
ten Rat6f9Idge ebenIO begierig leien unb boz
f.ntIi4 uu9 g2uBen boraus steben.
Sir bieien @ifer, nit tpel9em in iinqfte1
3eit 10 biele 2sIer uns in unierem ernitli6en
8eItrebeu, bic .8eilags" 3u einem pertbOOlz
len unb niiBGi9en 0ausi9oB bes Garmers gu
geftalteu, 10 p~trtiam untertiibt bubea, iprt@
9en mir %unieren 6er3liAen Oant aus unb
fiigen bic Bite binau, audi pd6renb Der gsz
i4dfttgen Sohres3eit bier unO Da Der Sci
1age" Elm Stiinb4en gu Dpfern unh es ni3t
gu geftdtten, baB Dem 2eiertreis bic Sreuot
on Den 10 Iieb o~etponnenen 8riefen aus gacb
unb 5ern ge14mdlert pirb. Gs mag nod
einmal ousbriidIi6 betpnt perbeu, baB ni9i
brudreife 8rtefe BON uns redt gerne 5ursGt
eefetlt unb Der6efert perben, es brau9t baz
Der Niemanh, Der ~i6er6aupt feline Sheen gu
PaPter gu bringen bermag, ltngei6tiein i'm
@@rei6en aIs 9runb ieiner @aumisligtsit
bpr3uf9iBen.
Ollie fir bic .8etlage" beTtimmten 3uz
f@riften u%breffire man n
Nnbrsas @imon,
Rebatteur Der n9unbpirt6f6aftGi6en Bel
Iogs" Der nSuinOis @tuutsz3situns",
@9ica9O, 81. 49,.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-25
6aben eleftriide Qrtebfraft uno 6obr
rdoer oen Beoarf an pferoen 3,
permtn6ert?

l1eber Dieitn @egenitanb f6rei6t Elm beuts
f9er 5armer aus benz Iiio0Itliten Solpa, Der
a(s fe6r erfabren uno 5uoerldiiig be5ei9ne:
pirb, buB i'm @iiDOften bon Solpa fopie ans
bertpdrts bic preiie Der pfer0e,. tOeI6e bor@
benz fe6r bod tpuren, aLero;ng5 fart bera6z
gegangen Ieien, bob quite Ir6eitspferbe I'M
Otter bon 4 Sa6ren por SO Sabren in
Der Geqel $125 Big $130 f%oIteten; baB Der
preis bann auf $40 bis $50 6erabgsgan9sn
unb fir pferbe gum @erianOt n19 europa
uur nod $50 Bis $50 gelOit tperpen t0nnten;
bod brd6ten iAtpere 2aipFfrpe unb CUTE
Goa6ers me6r. Damn petBt es !peiter in
benz griefe: v9ie 5Dlge oss PreisriiGgaages
mar zine itarte @errin9erung Der Nuf3u6t
unb bic @ernq9ldfigung BET Joblenaafz
3udt. Srii6er porsn Die pferOe %obenuuf,
iebt brebt fi6 aGes Inn S@peine= unb 04z
ienmd1ten; eep1bnli9e Gtierldl6er perben
nit 81 bis $40 be3u9lt. 5ait Niemun0
me6r min pfsrOe 8ii4tsn un9 in Nebrusta III
es geraoe 10"
Ser SEER grisfldreiber mein! aber, unb
bieIer anii6t finp ale ~oeritanOigea Garmer,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-25
JnboItsperseidntf.

1. Sette: 9n bic 2eier = Rraut un6 &iben -
BI6ertiia - @elde lift bic bette 9ftanStartOiieI?-
Saben eIeftrii6s Griebtraft un6 SubrrdOsr ben
8ebarf an 9fer6en perutinOert? 3 a IN :
@ierconierpirltns mtttsI - Amsiien ans einem
Sauie 5u u~ertreiben - @s9en Sopftranfbeit Der
Gtn6er = 9ampftsfeit un6 S9uIterIabmbeit beim
~@fsrbs-GerIuite i'm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sriese =
&oIfOiusuns - @te srOB lit @bicasO? = Ni9t
briiten wOuenbe 9ennen = Gesen WeOttenirab in
Fel5ert.
2. settle: BUR @ertiIsunS Der @etrsibepan5e-
9tus Nebrasfa 2d9muns Der S3weine abb
f~ibrenoes Bier = 5anbtdie aus %iaurer Wtil4 -
Nus 0biO- 9teinli9tett beim Wee[tsn - 0iin9uns
Der Gftrit9bGume - 3ubereituu9 Der Nabruns IIr
Observation-Disclosures 8etrteb Der 6Ibner8u4t-
ltmpat5uns i'm SIeti9s9OteIn - 9ss Suruers
&bierapOtbete 8latter Yn6 8liitbeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-25


Bon e abgeIehsn, trdgt, Der 3bsOrie bOlig
entipre8eno unb fe beftdti9eno, bic mitteIs
groBe @uottartOffel ben preis DuDOn. Qber
ie pirO burh ben Grtrag Der bul6irten gro
BEN &artofFel melt iibertroffen. 0unah
mare fir bic praris bus 6ul6iren Der
pflun3turtoffel bus @intrdgli9ite. Die
&urtOffeIn perosn 1 Bis 2 Sage Dor benz
Pflan5en geT9nitttn un0 nit Der Gdnittz
ftd9e na9 unten in Die 5urden selegt. Sn
cen mel ten neutrality-suspicious. 2ehrbiiz
dsrn pirb sefa9t, OaB bas Auslesen gun5sr
mittelgroBer 8artOffeln better fei, als bas
Der gei9nittensn grOBen &nOlen; biefe 8sz
6auptung lift bur6 obigen @erfu4 tpiOerGegt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-25

baB 9runb CUR 8eforgniB gar ni91 n1tbig
lei, benin jeBt F4on 3eige It4, baB 5a5 Nufs
geben Der &uf3uAt Elm 6e1Ger mar. Gs feble
faon an Muterial unb bierjd4rtge pferb:
tpiirOen 6alb fpteber Elm geiu6:sr Nrtitel iein.
Der @infIuB BON GGeftri3l!dt unO 6a6rrub
tGnne b09itens bas bepirfen, ouB Die pferDe
ni9t me6r gang auf Den friiGertn lO6en
9reis gu itP6en fommen piirnsn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-25
Kraut uno RIben.

Die Qusfbten uuf cine CUTE Gabatsernte
i'm @too:e 8iscOufin fino D%Ortreffz
lid.
&us alien S6eitsn 9ebrasfa's Iau>
fen ununterbrO9en Na9rt6teu ii6er oorsig<
lideH Ssano Der Sauten Elm.
* X *
Ser Maibtri6t beg neutrality-suspicious.
gtebt ben Stanb bes W interpei3ens
auf 86.5 Puntts i'm 0ur9i@nitt an, gegen
80.2 am /. Waat 1897.
y Il + n
Sn SeaGbsburg, gaItf0rnien,
nur0e 6ieier Sage bas groBe 8einfaB Der
@tt GOIOnie burb rinen Sang eiagepsi6t.
SaiieIbe 1T 8e9nmal 10 groB aIs 6as 5eiz
b~sIberger SAB.
@te es beiBt, pirb bic pfsrbsfteif6p6fetei
IN 2~tnntOn, Oregon, in mel6er rOriges
Sabr 5000 PferOe geidIa6tet unb in Sam
nen berpadt nurben, 5innen &uraem ben
8etrtsb tpie0ar aufnebmen.
- * n
Stfa5oma mu3t snergiide Infren<
9ungen, I'm auf Der 3ranszMiIiiEippis
@usIteQnng 9%ldn5enb o~ertreten gu iein. Die
misunderstanding Nbt6eitung Der Aus@
iteaungsz8 egenitGnbt OtIaboma's pirb be-
1oHoers reid ausgeitattet iein.
= X y
. a1tfor nten bat Dorige WO9e enb<
It4 ben Idngit eriebnten Re9en betommen
unb 5par baden mun9e @sgsnoen DupOn
groBen lleberfluB erbaIten. Die Sarmsr
itnb f9limm baran, Die ibr gornAro6 ut6t
gepflan3t BADEN, unb BEL Dem naffen Detter
peber pffiigen MOD pfIanaen fOnnen.
y * X
Der Nertb Der @ouprobuf!e in Neu
MeritO 1T felt 1895 Don 81, 834y0O0 ouf
$7,e4o,Ooo in Die SD5s sssargsu. GebHz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-25

ginem isbsn 2efer 1T bas Ts9t einsss
rdumt, it9 brtefli9 ober miinSIi9 an bic
aeOattipn Inn @ustunft iber bsItimmte
puntte gu penben, peG9e, Iotpeit ees in un>
fersr Ma9t liegt, 9epd6rt perbsn pirb.
Nnfrassn, benen ni9t Der Naine unb bic
senaue @breiIe bes Sra9eiteGer3 beigefiist
Iinb, tperben ni9t beantportet.
Sic Re~baftion.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-25
Welde 1T Ole bette pfansfartofel7

Sci elmer @srfu6spftunsung nit je Is
@tid &artoffeln OOer &artOffslt6eilen Iisfers
ten:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-25

liae 8er6dltniHe befeber in 9ri3ona,
mo Die bort g~eponnene Wole in 1896 fir
81 100000, in 1897 uber fir ettpa $6,300,z
900 D~ertauft purbe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-25

Der Wert6 Der @olproOut!e in Heu
MeritO 1T felt 1895 bon $1,834,0O0 ouf
$7,64o,0oo in bic SD9s sssargsu. atsbHs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-25

NsU gOrtsr Gru9 Srportsurs iinO
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-25

Sn GarfieIb, Mafbiugton, bat Der
Mei5sn jebt felt Z Sabren ben bO4Ita preis
errei9t. Die @arfielb 9arbmare @ompanp
faufte 5000 8ui6el BON Mc9opun Bros.
unb be8ublts "a Gents per 8uibeG. 8. 90.
Mcgear aug San Sruncisco taufte $4,000
8ufbeI 8eiaen gu 80 Gents, ben er mad Gan
Srancisco gu fenben gebenft. Die $4,000
8uf6el eeb0rten iiebeu O.rI6isoenen 6ar@
mern, tpe19s i'm in einem Spei9et 9elagert
batteu. OieIer Wet5en 1T pO9l Der IeBt: Der
Oiesidbrigen @rnts.
X 4 Il
mam mnrfer Er1htaSrhnrtp1rp finh
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-02-17
BIB1oTEcA DE Ella CORRESPONDENCE Puerto Rico, III

caracer dferene; Bbana robusta, oD6rgcs atya M"g
dalena fnita, dulce, humilde.
iAh haceis mucho favor Magdaenita declare Felipe;
-haceiS de ella verdsders joven....
-;Asi la he viato!-esclam0 Gi]berto.
les todsvfa nila!-afirnt cas CON dedsn Felipe.
Y, olviisndo segnda Magdalena, afado.
Dios mio iCuando llegaremos ToDkn? ;Es ogohajar
este viae que acaba nunca!
Felipe de Montmoran no lie gusaba estar Inactive
~ desputs la faa de mueres, los topederos
los aoofaza los! Dos mo!
Gilterto Sc sonr6 acknowledgements.
-Fardez cnviio!-dijo Felipe despecho.La
muer hace mas pesa que barn asf espcro las
balas de los chnos e de topederos Pero
quer3o ja mujer mo hay nals tan este mum
do! lo admire passion que tene por los vses; ese en-
que encontrais pmeneid de las sguss Pero
aguardo primer cot6n que os haga perder la cab2za
Gi!berto geso de dcsden.
Quereis hacerme Ia vezdljo Monlinoran enco-
giendoe de hombros-que nuguna mu err.
-iNo!-diio Gravemente Gberto-no vos 10 entan,
deis Nos busc mujer mas que la distracc6n
comprendo mss que la union or toda la vida de dos
que profundase confundendoee e uno en- e
otrc, como 20 be yisto amarse mis- padres.
-Pero queIdo preciso esar enamorado para habar
No 10 dijo Glberto palideeendo, porlue 20 no
estoy eramorado.
--iEah!-exc:am6 Felipe riendo-yo voy & corromper
Me han cnaio que que satsstels terra Argel,
cuantos afeces, soprendse Vuestros compae-
ros por sensatez.
In Argel? ST, acuerdo.. Os sseguro que esuve
muy aegre. Solo que Ei alegFfa no lego al lfmite.
Pue ben, 20 de forzsr vuestra algeria basa
haces pasar los lfmtes Yo gaIzsIe Ella lag japc.
nesa partda de placer iAl la sponesas amigo mo,
tenes ideas de graea de araetvos; con agrs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-02-17
LA HERENCIA DEL CoNDENAD0
demasado tarde Felipe 10 habs cogido 10 examnaba
otdo

demasado trde Felipe 10 habfs cogdo 10 examnaba
atentamente
-UDa cabeza de una j6ven, sno es verdad,-dijo.
Glherto contet6 muy turbado.
Mi madre quiere mis- vajes hasta memo
deta!les; amino mis- pequehos croqus
juamente antes de sa de To6n la env6
Felipe drg6 sa amigo una miads proopgada; despues
vo.Vi6 mirar el croquis djo
II La herusna despEes del hermano, verdad? Que
admirable memora tenes
Gberto confes6 que efeco ababa aquells ca1ts
madre de Ia amis de Monmoran mosr6 amigo los
madas.
mo tomareis NAL supopgo, ell que haya tratado de
dsr conocer mi malre las se1otas de Montmoran?
Mens porque pensabs la prima de Bbians; las fac
clones eta las que querfa a cuado partiou
lar; Magdalena haba propusto que bosqueara
muy Lgeramente
-Continua1-do Felpe;-pero de cualqcier quevss
hubera herido tai bertd Os pdo solo que album
cusderno, no 10 nadie
-iAh, estad tranqulo -eycam6 Gberto, tendendo la
mano Felipe
Hubera considerable como proclamation cua
quier que su hermano la de BibiaDa.
y 20 que saba que tenfais habidad!-repuso
Felipe ;De modo que tene porci6n de mros ocuos?
-Encendio un clg garro
No os ofrezco-dijo- -porque So que habeis de fu
No inssto Mi provision de comedies acaba Me
permitire fumar el retrato de sehoitas3
-Yo que sehotas han abido negaros
NADIA, dijo .Gilberto sonriendo
Ante la cordialidsd de Felipe reeobraba calma.
mientras Felipe rodeaba de hume hsbfs vueo coger Ia
asados por gnrnaria de hoes ve.n cabezas ge
ihia con ~ de
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Benedict.

Lloyd Sprague has repapered his
fathers house.
The Santa Fe crew has been lessen
ed one maA.
Mr.. Burnham, the blacksmith,
thinks CT hunting a new location.
The best rustler in Benedict, is a
woman with two babies to support.
Clark Offenbaker is getting his
steam thresher ready for the big
wheat crop.
Chas Bowman confesses to the
crime of thinning out dogs and cats
in Benedict
Nat Tanning, who has been working
for John Knaus for some time, has
gone to the Territory.
Seven cars of stock were SHIPPED
from Benedict Monday evening,
Henry Poison shipped three cars OF
cattle, and SWm. Henry three cars OF
cattle and one of hogs. They are OF
their own feeding.
Joe Hill northwest Of town, tried
to shoot mad dog under the house
last Saturday by poking the muzzle OF
the gun through the cathode. The re
coil broke the mans color bone anC
the dog died of sympathy.
The wife of John Sage, who ha.
been living on S. S. Benedict's place
for the past six months: died very
suddenly last Saturday. She wa
about twenty years old and leaves TIVE
children. The family is in poor cir
custances and almost strangers in tn
community. The remains were buTiet
in the Guilford cemetery.
The hunt came off last week, Thurs
day as expected. They hunted in tn
forenoon and then had big feast il
the woods. Sixty three squirrels wer
S killed, Peter Rager of Fredonia KILN
3 sixteen and being entitled to wea
the blue ribbon. G. A. Sprague wa
, chief, S. S. Benendiet gathered woo
Q and built the fire. George Denny mad
r the coffee. Frank Farwell skinned I'll
d squirrels and Peter Roger bossed I'll
i cooking, There we're other offices, Il
: which were filled admirably by IL
e appointed ones. Those present at Il
l. timber banquet vert: Messrs l Hu
/ son, Heber Pierce, T. G. Singleto
+ and Peter Roger, of Fredonia; Ga
e Denny. of Rest; Hance Moor, Buffa
r and Steve Singleton; Frank Farwe
& S. S, Benedict, c. A. Sprague al
n Lloyd and Earl Sprague of Benedi'
Is 1t goes without saying that they h
u a gcoItime eveH II Hance Moore d
d fall into the river and get wet--Bu
alo Advocate, June, 3.
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and Surgeons terms for treatment are
always reasonable, and the patient
knows to start with just how much he
will have to pay and that he will not
have to pay one cent more for any
thing.
In case you are sick, do not permit
prejudice to warp your judgment, but
consult the German-American Staff
of Physicians and Surgeons at once.
These expert specialists possess the
rare ability to correctly diagnose your
physical and mental weaknesses with
out asking single question. Obscure,
complicated, difficult and long-stand-
ing chronic diseases and deformities,
such as have been neglected or i'm
properly treated or pronounced incur
able by other systems of practice, es;
pecially solicited.
They are supplied with all the lat
est and most scieutific medical, surgi-
cal and electrical instruments and ap-
planes.
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Union Valley.

Tuesday, Jure miss Maud
French, Of Chanute, spent Sunday
with her friend, Mrs. Ella Mcdonald
at Union Valley.
Mrs. Mary Elston is quite sick at
present,
Drew Tye talks of going to Okla
homa next week.
Len Terry and family were the
guests of VIM, Browning and family
last Sunday,
Murry Tennis visited relatives in
Wilson-co. today.
Jno. Rustamier's brother-in-law
came down from Kansas City last
week. He intends moving to Union
Valley soon.
Clildren's day exercises will be held
at the +. B. church next Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock.
G.. Gates ard son went to the river
on a fishing expedition today.
Miss Addie Hodgen, of Chanute is
visiting friends at this place this
week. We understand this is the last
visit Miss Hodgen will make US.
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Omega.

Wednesday, June S-PlentY OF rain
and some to spare.
Corn growing very fast at present
New potatoes will be in abundance
soon.
Miss. Minnie Beatty visited with
Oracle and Ada Chaffin Tuesday
Joe Rails, who has been in Missouri
for some time past, is in this vicinity
again.
The big rain will keep the farmers
out of corn fields few days and many
are taking the time going to town TO
learn the war news.
1t being the seventy sixth birth day
of Grandma Provin last Monday,
several of her relatives and neighbors
gathered in, and bountiful dinner
was served in honor Ct the same,
under the big trees in her yard
VIM. Richmonds, with their sons-in
law relatives, from Illinois and Ind
lana. took their dinner down on the
Smith Day farm last Wednesday and
had picnic by themselves. A good
time is reported.
We learn that Andy and Henry
Green. Thomas Moffit and Elmer OFT
have enlisted in Uncle Sam amry.
Miss Cora Alexander was in thi
vicinity Tuesday selling baking
powders.
Monday, June 9Th being the 76tf
birthday of Grandma Provin, a large
number of her friends gathered at hel
home in Pleasant Valley-twp., ant
partook heartily of the delicious din
ner which had been previously pre-
pared for the occasion. Among thos
nresent were her children, grand
children, and great grandchildren, al
soa numberot neighb)rs AL t1i
families. After the disposition of th'
tempting viands of which the Dime
was composed, the afternoon wa
snent in music and social conversation
at the conclusion of which the guest
departed to their homes with we
wishes as TO the future health an
happiness Of Grandma.