davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-02

Sus tommt bdbon! Die lG9erlid)e 8lus
mage nit i9rem @onuI 9u9b Pit<
c a rn / II 8 a m b III g tpelbsr fi9 tpeiz
CERT, bic &lurirungspapiere Der am SOnntas
BON 9dmburg na9 @mgrita ubgebenben
0ampfer uus5uitelen, ipdre ben Ser. Stuuz
ten erfpart geblie6en, tpenn Der geeignette
8eperber Inn ienes Gonlulut, Or 9ugu
@turtGoff in ct. Souls, es betommsn
bGtte. @r bepd6rte ii4 betunntli9 i9on
friber als Goniul in Bremen beitens unb
l~eiItete numentli4 au9 8eOeutenOes gegen bic
gu iensr 3eit in 9urn6urg ausgebrO4ene
@6Otera. 0o9 ibm tpurOe pOr einigen Moz
naten betreffs oes @oniulats in Samburs
Elm eGn3lib unbefdbigter uno babel benz Gu=
Beriten Gonntagsfandtismu5 er9ebensr
Men13 aus Der pennibIbanif9en Stats.
6auptItabt umb 2unbItabt 9arrisburg Dorges
3ogeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-02

IS 6efte6t nGmGi9 bic Nbii4t, Gnfunss
M3ai aus NnlaB bes eriten Sa6restuges beg
Spbes BON 6. 81. 3iinbt in Sefferion @itD
cine ~einbrudspone @ebentfeier gu ~OeranitaIz
ten unb bas o6en ernG3nte 9enfmal in paiz
fem0er @etIe ein3upsi6en. gu bieiem 3pede
foG bic Surnerf9aft BON ct. 2ouis cine
@uufu6rt mud Der @taata6uupttabt unters
ne6men, UNI Der @~ebenffeier in re4t groBer
3a6l beitpobnen gu t0nnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-02

finger C 5rutb uusgetpGblt. Ser @ebent>
itetn, Der 6ier i'm 8tIbe beruui4auli4t tpirb,
1T einfa4, bod gefdmudOOG. @r pirb 5
SUB 3 3oG bod perben unb ii6er benz
Nameu bes Surnerbi6ters bus Surnerz
emblem, Die @GngerGpra unb bic 8u4ftuben
q. y. s. 9. Observation-Disclosures Surnerz
8unb) tragen.
Gin @omite, beTte6enb aus ben 6erren
Steiner unb Soensfelbt, purbe 6eauftragt,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-02
% rief OF bic pS1Gtnot8 @toutsaettune"l
Scrantf0e 8ourbOnen=@irtDi6aft
9nIIds. Ser. %. Gebr. 1898.

Dallas, Ser, %. 6ebr. 1898.
9eitern tdgte bier in unierer Stabt bas
bemotrdti9e Staatsz gentracomite. 9ei
bieier @elegenbeit paren aus alien Gden uno
@nben unferes groBen Staates, aber namsntz
lt9 aus unIerer S~tantsbauptftaOt Nuitin bic
qOlititer 5ufummengeftrOmt, tbeils UNI i'm
Sntereffe 9%etpi1er Ganbibaten fir 6aS @Ouz
berneursamt un6 bic 8unbesienatoritelle hie
9rdbte GIT legen, tbeils um ibre eigener
u5en5en" gu repariren.
Ser 9ibung bes gomites purbe init Snz
t"ereife en~tgegengefe6en, lag berfelben bo4 cine
Srage CUR @ntf9eibung bor, bic I9on felt Dem
GeBten PrdItOenten=@ a6ltampfe Die NoIitifer
6eI9Gftigt bate. @S CAB in ienem 0entpiirz
bigen @a6ltampfe pie alerpGrts 10 dud
in Seras cine betrd6tIi4e @n3abI Dentotra>
ten, bic es nt4t nit i9ren @runbiGbsn 0erz
etnbar fanben, ben in Chicago eingerii6rten
6erenbrei bon platform, s. %. 8rDGn unb
1871, 9inunter3utpiirgen un6 6es6dl6 in her
Wa6l bas bemofratiI9zpopultitii9e Natipz
naGz3ifet entpeber bO1ig ignorirten tber
du9 0irett fir Palmer ober Mc&inle9
itimmten. Dies beri4nupfte bic 8our6pnen
natirli9 gang genaltig unb felt Der 3eit
purbe in i6ren 8reiIen bic. Srage ertuo9en,
Of es biefen 0emofroten g%eItattet iein fpae,
an ben bebpritebenben bemptratii9.n 8ors
pablen ii9 gu bet6eiligen.
0ieIe Srage lag tut benz Gentralcpmite
CUR @nt19eibung bpr uno fiibrte natiirli9 gu
erregten Debatten 5tpii4en benz 8ourbonen=
fliigel unb Der gemdBtgteren Sattioa. Die
lebtere par bur9 ben 8or1iBer bes Gomite8
in gutter @eiie bertreten, dber es bulf NGes
ni9ts, bic 8ourbonenfaftion febte es bur9,
baB BEL ben 8orpablen Sebem, Der fi4 baran
betbeiligen min, bas na9fte6en0e cuff ben
9timm3ettel 9ebrudte misunderstanding
borgelegt tptro:
u Sinh Sic Elm Democrat unb ippGen
sic fir Die bemotratif9en @anbibatea in Der
beporfebenben Wabl ftimnren?
p 6aben sic fir bic OppOfitioit, 9egen
bas in G6icago nomintrte NationalzSidet
ober bos in Sort WOrt6 nominirte teranii4e
Staatsz Sidet in Der i'm Nobember 1896 ab<
9e6altenen @eneralpabl geitimmt?
Sine beia6enbe Nntport auf Die erite uno
cine perneinsnbe auf Die 5peite Trage 1T
notbmenbig, Inn ben Stimmgeber in ben Be-
porfebenben @orpablen gu qualifi5iren.
8ergebli9 ma9ten Der 8orfiBer urb einige
aus benz mel tli4en Serus tommenOe Gomites
mitgGieber barauf aufmertIam, baB Elm iol=
DIES 8orge6en oGs Elm iOpObl in Der Nutioz
nall ols in Der @taatszpolitit unerb0rtes
baite6e, es 6alf @Ges ni9ts, Der 8ef6lub
puroe nit iiberpiegenOer Mebrbeit angenomz
men unb bubur9 ben @utgelbzO emptruten
ber 9tubl tbatId4li9 bor Die Sbiir geIebt.
aann es Elm 6irnper6runnteres 8ebabren
qeben? GeIbit electromagnetic bemotr1tiT4e
Sii6rer, tpie @rS@ouo. 9ogg, 8eagan, bag
einsige nod lebenbe MitglieO aus Sefferfor
Oabis' cabinet, ipgur SOnes BON Nrfanias,
Der 8orfiBer bes bemofratii9en Nutipnal=
@omites, BADEN ii9 bagegen ausgeIprO@en
Oo6 es balf au4 ni6ts, baB Der Soriiber
bes taatszgentralcomite oies in ni9t r,iB=
superIte6enben Wprten barlegte, Die 8ourbo=
men muBten ibrem parteifanatismus 9eniigt
! leiiten.
So fte6en nun Die Sa9en. Der bette, Del
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-02

~riidgefebrt. limb er 6a6e ME gef9rie6en ober
erfldrt, er pole Gieber in Buffalo Die 5truBt
te6ren, a1s inter Der SABINE bes Oeutf4en
8aiTers ite6en. Iu4 babe er ii3 nitht Inn
8ei6iilfe gu ieiner 8efreiung an irgenb Sc
manO gepanbt.
Ser 9err O6erit fiigt 6in5u, OaB @Oltens
ner bisber Elm tabeloier Solbut gepefen 1T.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-02

9ds ults 8ertretern Der ct. 2ouiier
SurnOereins beIte6enbe @Omite, tpel9es es
ii9 3ur 4ufgabe gema4t bat, benz beritorbes
men Surnerbi9ter Nnton s. 3iinbt elm Dent
NAL gu erri4ten unb ibm gu g9ren cine Sc
bentfeier gu berunitulten, fat in ieiner leBten
@erfammlung aus feds BON ct. Coulter
8ilb6auern, bic augtei9 Surner iinb, eingez
Ianbten pldnen ~benienisen Der Sirnta Sill
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-02
Gas 3iinot= Denkmal.

fiA NIT ber 5irmu 6iIiinger &c 6rutb Bee
treffs Der Nnfertigung bes Oentmals in's
@inDernebmen gu feben.
Sin 5peites @omite, uus ben 6erren
Winter unb Braun 5uIummenseiebt, purbe
angepiefen, Bel ben @%iien6u6nen betreffs Der
5a6rpreife BEL elmer Grturiion Der ct. 2ouiz
fer Surnsr nu4 SefferfOn Gitb grtunbi
gungen sin5u5ieben.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-11-24

In buying Grape il is-wcA to ask for
the waterproof and thus avoid anxiety
when in the rain. as the ordinary ma
teriaI Will spot and lose Is c-ispness
when wet When this does happen, or
If the Grape has worn rus y looking ana
shabby. il may he steamed and thus re-
new its glossy. crisp texture and aq-
pearance. This process has been tried
for many years IN my immediate fam
lily and gives the mot satisfactory re
suits, and it may be repeated IS often
as necessary. Rip the hens out Of the
veil or the trimming 10 be renovated
as each niece must be fiat; brush the
dust off with an old piece Of silk and
pull out all of the threads Then have
a clean broom handle and around this
wrap each piece OF Grape, keeping ii
smooth until all are on the handle and
fastened with small pins, DO not pull i
very tightly. Keep wash boiler half
full Of boiling water ard rest the han
die across the edges OF the boiler so
that it may be turned several times
during the five hours that the Grape is
steaming. Then stand the handle up
until the Grape is perfectly dry. This
usually requires zen hours. When I'M
pinned 1t VIII be found glossy and crisp
as when new. and pleasure to th9
economical womau.-LaLies Home
Journal
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-11-24
FOREIGN GOSSIP.

It IS customary in China TO corEF2t-
ulate fat man. because lis taken Tor
granted that he must be rich.
\ tax on the childless has been re-
sorted TO IN Madagascar in order 10
keep up the now waning population.
The several Swiss caatous bordering
on the lake Of Luce~-e EaF@ a 1ay OF
Getting rid Of tramps by giving them
. ticket to cross the lake 70 another
canton. The tramps enjoy the stu
alton.
The German emperor has devised
new scheme for the encouragement OF
vocal music in the German empire. 1t
will be put into operation in 1880, and
Il consists OF q singing competition 10
be held in different town every year.
Cassel has been selected for the first
competition.
\ wonderful shawl IS possessed by
! the duchess OF Northumberland. It
| once belonged TO Charles y. Of France,
! and was made entirely from the fur OF
| Persian cats. Although the shawl is
eight feet square. il is Of such fine
| texture that it can be compressed into
| an ordinary coffee cup.
| Each member of the Chinese cavalry
| receives about four dollars month,
| and out of this he is required TO fur
| nish fodder for his horse. In case Of
the death or disability Of the animal
| he must supply a new one at his own
| expense. The Chinese cavaliers there
| fore careful of his animal.
In proportion to its size, Switzer-
| land has more inns than any other
| country in the world. The entertain
| ment of tourists has become the chief
| industry of the land. No less than
| 1.7OO hostelries, stationed for the most
| part on mountain tops or near gla-
| ciers. are on the list, and the receipts
Of the hotel keepers amount to $685.
600. 600 a year, so it cannot be such a
| bad business.
| Russia's women criminals are for the
most part peasants who have muir
dered their husbands. The prevalence
Of the crime is believed to be due TO
the custom of marrying off girls long
before the age of puberty. To this Is
also ascribed the excessive number OF
| deaths among very young children, the
mortality under one year of age IN
| Russia being 27 per cent, whereas tht
| European average is IS per cent.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-11-24
The Dreaded
Consumption
T. A. Slocum, NJ. c., the Chemist and
Scientist, Will Send Free, to the
Afflicted, three Bottles of his
Newly Discovered Rene
dies to Cure COnsump-
ton and All Lung
Trouble.

Nothing could be fairer. more phiIsuthropic
or carry more joy to the afflicted, than the
offer of 7, a. Slocum, N. g., OF ls3 Pearl
street, New York City.
cnra for consumption and sill pulmonary com
nIsiuts and TO make its great merits known
ne will send, free, three bottles OF medicine
10 any reader of the BUTLER WEEKLY TINEs,
who IL suffering from chest, bronchial, throat
snd lung troubles or consumption.
Already this new scientific course OF Inedl-
cine;' has permanently cured thousands OF
apparently hopeless cases; ,..- a..
. siI7tv which he owes 70 humaaity-Eo donate
06erel freely. is enough TO commend 4.
and more so is the perfect coutdenca OF the
great chemist ma king the pToposlEloI-
lie mas proved the dreaded consumption 70
he a cura6le disease beyond any douot.
There will he no mistake in sendinG-the
r,5.+ssa silI BE- IN overlooking the generous
inrf+arInr He has on nle IN his American
snd European laboratories Testimonials OF eN-
T,erier.ce from those cured, in all parts Of the
world. 49,,
Sl0cnr5. NJ. G. - Pine street, New ork, ana
when writing the Doctor, please give express
and p0stoIfce address, and mention reading
this articIe in the BUTLER WEEKLTIIAKs. I-lyr
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-11-24
AT THE FIVE O'CLOCK TEA.
Mishap of Pa, who Was Dragged
Along to Keep Up APP
pearances.

Ma an pa went over to North An
dover to supper the other night" said
Johnnie.
Il couldn't go cause I Wasn't in
vited. Ma said kids want asked TO
five O'Clock teas, an L guess pa wished
he hadn't been asked fore he got
home. He didn't want TO go, but ma
made him.
"She said if pa had his way bout il
folks would thought long ago that
she was a grass wilder, an she said she
had TO put her foot right Gown fore
she could git him to go anywhere with
her. Sho said she could remember the
time when pa was just dyin' TO go
round with her an worried to death
for fear she'd let some other Teller go
somewhere with her.
PA said folks got over their fool
ishness when they got older, an he
said that's the way it worked with him.
anyway. He said he guessed ma was
| an orful hand to stretch things, cause
he couldn't remember ever losing any
sleep on her count.
| AN ma said pas memory was the
convenientest thing she ever heard Of,
| cause he could forgit everything he
| was mind to.
| "An after pa and ma jawed awhile
| he got ready an they started off. But
| there was an orful funny thing hap
pened 10 pa while he was eating his
| sumner. only he didn't think twas very
! funny. I guess.
The folks where they went had just
| moved inter new house an they had
| vanished all their chairs over. an pa 5
| chair want quite dry, or less twas
| such hot day he melted the yarnish
ANYHOW. when he went TO git up
| after he'd Ct his supper lie couldn
cause he was stuck 10 the chair. An
| ma had to hold on tight to the chair
fore he could git away from It. Gee
wouldn't I just liked TO hev bin there
an seen the way pa and ma looked
Ma said il didn't make no diffrunce
wher pa was or what he was dom he
always managed to make her blush
for him. She said she never seen such
man before in her life, never
PA said Of course twas all his fault
an lie s'posed he'd ought TO asked en-
fore he sat down If that chair wa:
safe. He said he would next time ht
went anywhere, an he said twas
pritty costly supper for him 'caus'
he'd spoiled his best pants an he pai'
six dollars for 'em just few week
ago.
He said he left lint enuff on tina
chair for EN- to remember him by 70
awhile. anyway. An he said he hope
the next time they was invited on
mad find out first whether they wa
folks that didn't know better than I
paint their dininc-room chairs n
same day they was goin' 10 have Il
p party.
He said he'd got al he wanted Q
! parties anyhow. an they was orit
s;ckeninc things. an II ma wanted I
go to any more she'd have 70 20 a-one
ard that vas al there was toit-
'.B15 I'd just Ike 10 hey seen 7
? when he was eettiu' away from ina
2 chair.'-Law-eEce American
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-11-24

The Islands IN Chesapeake bay 1re-
querte5 by fishermen ard duck hunt
erz are % rapidly disappearing be
meath the assault OF the tides -Eat n
few wears -hare VIII be none left. \
striking instance Is IaIg1er sane,
where the British fortified mons O. 80
are several feet uuGer water.-I1-cago
Chronicle.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-11-24
KRNSAS CITY TIMES.
KaLsas City, No.


s-~.-4. l. Harssv given % a. c-@sI5tSrs. AMI
4! ote-rs fn.eres:@. Ia SIC ss,ate q: tsgra q.
Ts-1grau. DECREASED. g. - III p 80. aalT Al
r-.irfs.-strr ~ satI estate, intent - max
---s- s--tTsT.snt Thereof - t7= r-1- ErrFn ~
-He Bates comfy FEra@+e cy-fs. lt -. 49,
Comfy. -sEte % = .ea-Ets - AZ o. ''--'1-
u '-1 II. l.. CALLAHAE.
4--4s A-i---- ss-sSA'
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-11-24
Kansas City Times.
IN LOCATION AND
SENTIMENT.
4 Daily Paper Devoted Entirely to
Western Interests.-kead this
Offer TO Readers.

Uncle Same new colonies viii prove
source OF great interest 20 the American peo-
pie generally, and particularly with the
residents Of the great EOufh WesL-tne CHOSEN
field Of the Kansas City Tines. The war las
Impressed on nearly every reader the neces-
sity OF having live metropolitan daily news
paper. 49,, u.,,,.rt--.
Porto Rico and Cuba by the commercial forces
OF the United States will be attended % many
interesting events Yaukee enterprise Win
compliments Of improved machinery ana Woe
awake business methods, viii eject 81 start
ling q revelation a. achieved by YANKEE
sailors and soldiers IN the recent campaigns.
The progress OF this peaceful army OF bust
ness men will be ehr0nicied in the columns OF
The Kansas City Times. In addition, there
will Be conErsssiOnsl elections IN al fhs
states Of the union this fai.
As an Indication OF the prevailing tsntlIil@nt
OF the country, this eOutesE VIII bs TAlShA
with an unusual Interest. ard f. order 70 keep
board western readers should keep IN touch
With events daily transpiTinE ~ means o.
fast nail. The Times 81 aisITiDute1 over tbs
grester portion Of hisscuri. anses' Sc
brsska Oklahoma, AgE21sts sH3 imam
Territory -,-.s-..
IFvGu wsrfs I've up tC-ast- paper, ~. ming
ali the news Apf UHoo-n crorEialnEiF cemg
Won s1Culd send roar order Without 1s4sg l1I
The Eanss- CITY Tirnes.
Daily and sunday year $50
Daily only JeGr
TsfIr arl1 zaTsay usrtr - wf
Usff- and zuzEsT months = -.
Ivys &C. 4 Week 7 l1L@z r-E 74-y1
AttTsss
KANSAS CITY TIMES.
~
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-11-24

When very polite woman Is invited
ont 10 dine she makes 4 break for the
pantry the first thing upon returning
home. n order 70 get something 70 eat
-Atchison Globe.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-11-24

yba-eas Z c Wright and Emma wright D. >
lie ~ tEeir deed Of trust dated Feu q l-S5l
ard recorded in the recorder : ONCE 3 tthin ana
for Bates county VI sscuTi' - D9-yk - i4-t =
M 6-rri bed real estate ~ NJ and h-l. -JlatN
in tFe county Of BATES and state OF A-77DLE.'
The southeast quarter Of the northeast a1ar-
~ b.. section -waI-v-OD- .-4I and tn -2-sA-
VT quarter = che northwest quarter 1L --
~ range thirty 1856 = llcl coz - ance = = maze
~ 49, 70 secure tE- payment y EF-
----.a- notes fully described IN sad deed OF
------a-F XII =raz- 5-faul- has been male u = >
T-sv-Isegt OF rze interest AM Frlze' ~ ~ az
notes. and th@ same - No." PEI --E al, Z
r---a5F No-- Therefore, the r-sEess q
tfe Zeal ngi1-r u -ald notes And p-----aa- -
-Egs r11s5 .foz- Of sad deed - trust 7F--l pro-
. -[z..E ~ -a-f -ra above described premises q
z4--.l5- vza.l1e- - che hlEre=r bidder tt- ez-
= me cas- front door ~ the e1lE- E1..- p
rhe c5tv u Batter county q ls---7- A---- -
Alsz3E-l, O.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-11-24

sabled BY accident $50 to Sl00 per month.
Bgalose two limbs. S20S to So, oUD.
I 9a lose your eve sight, SECS to 50 600,
1oa lose one limb SS3 to s. GOO,
tea are i'll $40. 90 per month.
piled will pay your heirs, SOS to - 600,
Ensured, You cannot lose all your income
~ you are sick or disabled by Accident.
9bs0lately protection ut a cost of 81 TO s. 20
8aonth
Il Fidelity Mutual Aid Association IL pre-
fasntly the largest and strongest Accluent
4 Health Association in the United States.
&Aas $4,000 90 cash deposits with the states
HAifornia and Missouri, which, together,
Il SIMPLE Reserve Fund and large assets,
Eetts certificate an absolute guarantee OF
4sOlidity of It's protection to its MEMBERS 3.
#Iparticulars address
j. l.. NJ. SHETTERLY,
Sec. and Gen Manager
an Erancciso. Cal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-09-12
MANUFACTURING M

In from in
nd the
ernc
22 Touring mills
additional mills
being plt In at ahoma
Guthrie Oklahoma
rs a Oklahoma
shaving from on
in
the possibilities OF industries
Oklahoma and Gulf
emp
considerable
ufacgured
mills okhoma city ana
Guthrie factories and
pdncpa ltowns manufactured
an
oklah CITY syral and cellars
in
properly enuineF-
the heads of
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-09-12
NATURAL CONDITIONS.


forbds
Of is of
southern bezes that bless people Of toll
n he
Though
i
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-09-12
SANITARY LAWS.

establish Territorial Board Health
Sanitation % sqaa aS S' that to Of % @as anG superior y s our d
as report 9 S
MEDICAL PRACTICE
IN graduate @ @ ] reputable s S medical Of Gr Ss %du d moral e mS 1ad
such aaaliaea!on giving to
found
@ s s9GGsS @ ] and a'S ioot % @ sp @ e @
this number ] 3 a9ng the last as @ TG,a NJ oqmSsr @
apS S Th9 hay sSGged and there qPs @ gS % R @ in 0aoS m @
Of popuston
from % ] sc%so @ ms % % az sa asf a %sf dc not Sta' @ s
S % 5 ,;1sE, has
e SHndred owing vim % to our % @ Set @ medical % % s Sh fo @ % e a @
order
been of giving excellent med
MONTHLY BULLETIN OF HEALTH
about ay the Territorial Board OF Health began the publication
@ n ss has Ts Sn 1 n % @ Pt ans tn the the n % Of & e des T IT %s
S n t & S 4 m h Ss medical @ T s%a n nd a @ &
in
ns s SnG2 Df sS present Ss ges oss o Of @ sa % s s % % Which
S S % s"s 1 s e. s6so s os
"s @ sp 's % Sfa s" % S @ s
Why many
TRANSFORMATIONS THE DEAD
s S TsaSs III asd s % & H' ss!s%s'' ~ '' WV '''' tn Is 5
SSSiS Ss desired sfSs ' SS companies Sn
md Tor s"
p
this and wish that n ~" ed"r would
well
receive Intelligent 10 the SICK in
school %S@ % s q me cur Es @ Tss51 S G at s1s @ aS S S Na
has excellent epdems
OF our
although
ments of "a asanita
which decided
the old private water supply put service the
We
PROGRESS
County OF Health
o
had
products
odswi b
methods
soon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-09-12
uNDEvELoPEp RESOURCES.

UNDEVELOPED RESOURCES.
@ and 3 in %f her Ter %nins snS
@ of h nation With rich deposits
@ by @ the r hGS G b i%dSi,T 3 , awaits the
ySps & Of sosa 3 Si & ssy BEEN In S S % n Tns S S e
sai ssaflS S' pure @ msaS
Navajo county the Kowe and Coanch country
e hs; % ss do ss 5 pam oS os as IN ihe % a @ IN 3 %e s
tory supplied cSaniis;
". granite % @ S included ss.Hs sS@ SRd inn
f oay " found over the
% @ % DS ws ys %@ wOsdSssd & 5 qns 5seTS
binding whe far as the eye can ] and for % generations
% ss supply r S salt salt FORK qe Of " the can ad @ ] srs up & a moving % hroSh ]
60 EASILY % Grdd @ Psee therssSoa
being manufactured Dalton Greer county and okeene
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factories 81 % ,heF ndaes soStngeni upon %e9tais
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Territory oil o. an excellent 9qey has been struck in paying
Sass Sea haSe @ 6esn Il lately a d and ff " the 'S " several paying
and oman,h springs strongly With
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line 1 B Ss f % e '% PG ' @ $ $ n as S"s % ana aG a 9s @ @
anal
company $
Gvens the Museogee OIL Company
the their operations
the th the editor Muscosee Times which
the Indian Territory been handed by
Oil Company and the Muscogee oil Company both of which
for and develop oil natural within the limits Of
Nation and the 1897 Creek W
drilled within limits
rish
quality second only best oils Of
In oil
Of
yield small quantity natural owng to the unsetet condition
Preparations being made for an
Indian Territory Muscogee OH company has eau
ed to hundred
and OIL similar that found at Muscog have
encountered small quantities is the intention Of the Nlee o
Territory which adjacent Tiufaia m, -,
in
esHe IN me he1kee atn @ r an % &
English capitalists who reported avoraoy Wit" rel
existence oil and the Creek Nation - info,
will glad furnish with such further no
pestfuly, j. H. GlVENs.'
dh THE
complete record OF all rock strata
ali development The record
unsuccessfuy at Fort Re-
Oklahoma Territory
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TERRITORIAL LIBRARY.

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PHARMACY AND DENTISTRY

euated by legislative Pard are Wen
N'' ' Ni''0e"'I
IN the Territory tphr
merchants located efrom
appointed by
nifty licensed dentists / ~ "'e "' TINS time
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LABOR SUPPLY.

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buildings building
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FUEL AND LUMBER.

The portion OF the Territory well umbered supplying abund
OF
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