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The National tribune., 1902-09-18

10Th ILL.-THE 18TH REUNION WILL BE
OJ held at Springfield, ILL.,, Oct. 1. The meeting
will be held in Room 49, Senate Wing. third floor, State
House, at O'Clock the afternoon of Wednesday. Oct
l. 1907 Lieut.. VIM. McAdams Kansas, Edgar County,
ILL.,; Rural Il. No. Is
The National tribune., 1902-09-18

ATH N. Y. H. A.-THE 4TH N. Y. H. A. ASSOCI-
II alton has decided to postpone the Reunion to be
held this year Rochester N. " until Sept Is, 1908,
on account of the National GAR Encampment a.
Washington, d. C. f. w. Burge, Corresponding SEQ
retary, Bristol Center, N. Y.
The National tribune., 1902-09-18

TINHE 10Th IOWA WILL HOLD IT'S REUNION
l. g, Davenport, Iowa. Sept. a and Is W.. John
son, Secretary, Malcolm, Iowa
The National tribune., 1902-09-18

JJANTED-NATIONALT TRIBUNE ADvERTLs-
w ing coupons. Inclose stamp for price, National
Supply Co., jamestown, Pa.
The National tribune., 1902-09-18

nor SALE-HOUSE AND LOT. W. E. FAIR
bank, Dodge Center Mimi sofa
LNOR SALE.-A FARM; 40 ACRES. FOR PAR
Il ticulars, address Comrade VIM. III. Wilkison,
Redding Ridge, Conn.
The National tribune., 1902-09-18

1TH IOWA.-REUNION AT ANAMOSA,
Il Iowa, Oct. - and %. Survivors who have not
heard from the Secretary should send and a6-
The National tribune., 1902-09-18

DECKHAMS GROUP REMEDY Is THE chill
dren's cough cure. Mothers, get a bottle to-day.
You may need it tonight. All druggists &c.
The National tribune., 1902-09-18

IINOR SALE-DRY- GOODS AND NOTION STORE
IL In town of 500. Rent reasonable. Six miles
southwest of Xenia o. Good rnilroad facilities rc-
ton and steam. Address T. X. Furlas % Sprague St.
DAYTON. o.
The National tribune., 1902-09-18
REAL ESTATE

L'oR SALE-TwELvE ACRES OF SECOND
Il growth wood: near railroad; two and half miles
from station. John G.. +. Doten, Livermore Maine.
The National tribune., 1902-09-18

NOR SALE.-10,000 ACRES OAK TIMBER. AD-
Il dress ]. r. Store, NJ. D., Forbus, Tenn.
The National tribune., 1902-09-18

ID T. BLANCHARD, A SON OF VET, FOR
lGs merly of Nevada Co., Ark, now of Simsboro,
La winner in Last contest, would like to correspond
with friends.
The National tribune., 1902-09-18

DIG MONEY MADE SELLING SMYRNA RUGS
- Write L. s. Maxwell, Cleveland, Ohio
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-24
SiOnr Gitp, Spma.

6rebdg ben 17oe Ott. 9gtepieoes
Ser. gbriit Wilfon og 9ibefte 5boms
fen / ben odnife airte at 9dit. Damz
itop. grpnupet fob / pr9itebiemmet,
8ruben er en- Sesiter til Wrs DAM
Ifop.
= Mr. u. 9. Senfen bar p9ret fpg;
men er M / gebring;oet er at baabe
ban mart igen, maa bare paa Geroe.
Sorlig fabnes ban / Subs 9erns
5orfamling. -
= Wartin 9irtsgdarb II Iar gums
mel, en- SIN at Sens airte9aarb, bar
ubitaaet fore 2ibelIer paa 9runb al
globforgiftning / bet enc Ben. Eager
ne mente til en- 5ib at tunne rebbe
genst; men efter l9ngere 5ios Be-
banbline, % n9Iten uuoboloelige
Smerter for ben lille Martin, MATTE
9enst aai9epel ufi9ttes ben Is Stt.
6an er nu / COB gebring, oe ON Sub
bill, ian ban mdaife inoen lang Sio,
tomme hjem igen, = ban li9ger pdu
Samaritan 9ospitalet. Oct bar p9ret
en- baaro 5io, ogiua for 6oralorene;
men !6erren bar Diit. Ogiaa peb bette
9ilf9loe, at ban er n9r Dos Dem, iom
padtaloer BAN.
Menigbeben pilbs gerne piie i'm Spms
patti og iumlebe oerfor iibite Ssnbag
peo 9ubstieneiten, en- 9ape til lille
Martin paa ca. $4,000.
= De lut6erife Menigbeoer | Siouy
gitD bar b%efIuttet / Screening at fejre
Observation-Disclosures ben 2 Rop. prof.
Or. Center, Blair Rebr., er inbbubt
iom 6eittaler, og bar lopet at IONS
me.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-24
noials / Blair, Nebr.

Sirsbdg b. II. Robember af6oloer
glatr bdnife &pinbeforening ct ubiulg
/ firtens 8rnpt.
nbfalget begpnber 81. Il Gftermibs
bag pg fortiettes belle 9agen og 4fs
tenen.
:, benne 4nlebning bebes ale Wleb@
lemmer og 9enner, baabe unge og 1ls
bre, ON at inbienbe falgbare 8ober.
enten 5aanoarbsjbe ensr forffeaigs
inbfsbte Eager.
@aperne bsr inbIenoes inben 8os
Hop.
9eb ubialget bliDer Der Serpering
tele Dogen, og bet haubes, at ale Benz
ner at bort a~irtearbeibe BIZ tomme os
Re inbenfor / arppten ben Dag.
6els Snbtagten saar til Oettells al
apinbefpreningsns airteg9lo.
Rpmiteen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-24

= Menigbeocns Sun9tor. iom ogz
ida lebebe Sungen peb Mpberne. dfs
lang fra 5iO til anoen flere p%elinbsOe=
be Sange.
: Del 6iorog betpbeligt til 9sit>
5%orftennelie. Gn kingdoms iubs
Ienbe Sang Oeo en- 9uostieneite Ooer
en- magtig Snbflpoelie paa 5ilbprerne
ps bereber ofte 9eien for bet CUBS
Orb, fom f%ortpnoes.
= Oct bar meo 5 nteresie og 8l9oe
at Ri l9ite llogipernes 8e%m9rtninger
Om .0anfterens" 5ormaal pg
Jremtib. CIR. so - 8. Sttober.l
,OdnIteren" bar uben Spipl en- tor
5remtib for fig, ON ben / 5orbinbelie
meb at tunne blipe bet bebite bdnife
Npbebsblab | be 6orenebe Stdter ogz
ioa tunbe blipe ct gobt 5olteblao. Tn
uoen 5pibl, peroi9 Spgdpe for en- M
Rebatter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-24
MisIions= % u~nsoDmsmeoe.

Irebag b. IA. til Ssnbdg b. lob.
NoDsmber afbOlbes Der, bill Sub,
Misfionss o 1ngbomsme y
be / Blair banife IT. slutb. airte.
Wisfionsmsbet inbleDes meb CUBS
tjenefte i airtsn 5rsbag often 81.
II; om aerpag D. 1sbe Rop, 9sjs
mesie 81. 1Oa, @amtoIemsoe al. %
og lnsbomsmsbe 81. 8.
9eb Gamtalmsbet bill fslgenoe gms
ne blipe inblebet os forbanblet: 3bors
iebes stiper bet entelte troenbe Wennee
he en- 9esSsnelie / Menisbtben?
5ermeb inDbpoes 0snner til at be-
fsae Msberne / be Ddge og belle CUBS
Deffsnelfe meb os.
Mne tilrejienbe bebes anmrlbe Oeres
Romme til paitor 9ararb SEMEN
Meb farlis SnbbpbelIe fra Mienigs
beben.
cars Mnberfem
Mabs 5anfen,
sarah S~enfen.
Romite.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-24

Korreiponoancer
Council Slnffs, Sa.

Paitor 9%rgpenien meo 5amilie anz
tom bertil ben 15oe bennes, 6erren
bare tattet. 0ette bill maaIte fpnes
unoerligt for nogIe, ba Der berfra gem
nem ,0anferen" beretteoes, at ban
ftulbe bape p9ret Der for en- Maoneb
Iiben. Srunben bbprfor ban life tom
ben Sang bar, at oeres. lille Barn
bapoe aigbofte, og at ben 8runb blep
De negteoe 4o9ang til Stibet.
qaitur prppenien prabitebe fiofte
SsnOag / airtsns 9aTement, os / ben
4nlebntng bar mango mebt frem. 5il
n2ite Ssnoag baaber Ri, at 8irten ifal
o9re f9rbi9 og puitor g%rspenien bill
bd blipe inbiat / Gmbebet at ben
for. airtes 5ormuno 9aitor 9. 9.
G%briitianfen.
= Dor airteejenoom er meget forz
bebrtt peo ben 6%oranbring og lib
pibelfe. fom er siort, i9rIig tdger
airten fig goot ub; men bet bar osfaa
fpit.t mango genge, bog pm &r9fterne
famIes pg bliber unbrugt pau ret Dis,
bill bet NOT gau.
Oct er bort t9aab og 8sn, at nu
Subs Rige maa babe 6remsang / os
og iblanot os til bans Rapns 2gre
og Pris.
= 5reba9 osnns uee ital Der boloes
8rpQup ioet nemlis Mr. g. Ssrenien
og MiIs Senfen iful 99tebies; be fsrite
/ ben M airfe.
= Mrs. 2unb sr ibldnot os for
5ioen, bun er en- al Meni9beoens 9lbre
Meblemmer, bdabe bpab benbes egen
og Menigbebens Qlber ungaur; men
bar p9ret frap9renbe / California for
l9n9ere Sio, bbortil bun o9iaa agter
at reife isen ON en- Sio.
Def ger goot at msbes mes benz, iom
Iaa at Fee bar baaret 9agens 8nrbe
og 6ebe, be, fom bar Der. ba nogle at
Dc fom, os be tog pei imob os. ba hi
par 5remmeoe.
: Mrs. Martin HielIen bar p9rei
me9et fpg og er enonu lite bel, bog
beore.
mr. Sport meb Camille bar melOi
fig til Optagelie / Menigbeben; De
ger pel. at De tommer.
6ilfenl 6. s. See.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-24
HEREFORD AND SHORTH0RN
BREEDERS TO JOIN FORCES
At SIOTrX CITY

II 9lO0A
Probably the greatest sale of pure
bred cattle that has ever been held
in the northwest, will be held at
Sioux City. Iowa, the first week in
November. 13 of the most prominent
Hereford and Shorthorn breeders in
the United States have entered into
a combination TO sell at public aue-
ton. IFS head of registered Here
ford and shorthorn cattle. The
Shorthorn breeders will sell 20 head
on Thursday. November 9th, among
which are several imported animals.
There are 20 head of pure Scotch cat
tie of highest merit. One of the
breeders interested, speaking of this
lot says: No better lot will be of
fered for sale this season." The re-
mainder of the S%horthorns are high
class cattle, most of them with sew
eral Scotch tops. 60 head of the
Shorthorns to be sold are cows and
heifers, either with calves at side,
or safe in calf. and 10 bulls.
The consignors are C. S. Barclay &
Son. w. p. Nichols, c. c. Bigler &
Son, Brown, Randolph Bros. & Igo,
all of Iowa.
The Hereford breeders are selling
los head on Friday and Saturday,
November 9TH and sth. The offering
consists of so cows and beifers, most
of which are in calf or have calves
at side, and 2s bulls of serviceable
ages. As the breeders who are sell
ing these Hereford cattle are among
the most prominent in the country
and have a reputation for breeding
high-class cattle, they can be trusted
to send a good useful lot of cattle.
The parties contributing Herefords
to this sale are: f J. Elliott, James
Fenton & Son. r. C. Brown, Carl B.
Stow, of Iowa; The Stanton Breeding
Farm Co. of Nebraska: c. A. STAN
nard, of Kansas; Gudgell & Simpson,
Scott & March, G. G. Comstock & Son,
of Missouri.
It should be a source of satisfac-
ton to the farmers and stock grow
ers of the northwest to see two of
the leading breeds of cattle join
hands in making a sale at Sioux City,
especially where breeders of such
prominence as the consignors to this
sale, are interested in it. The dis
tribution of these cattle in this u
try, will tend to vastly improve Il
cattle, and it is to be hoped that sew
eral head of them will come to this
neighborhood. 1t will be worth a
trip TO Sioux City, to the farmers
and stockmen of this vicinity to see
these cattle, whether they wish to
buy or not. One Of the consignors
to the sale said, in speaking of their
offering. that they did not expect
fancy prices. but were DESTROYS of
inaugurating Hereford sales at Sioux
City, two or three times a year. feel
ing sure that if the people in the
vicinity of Sioux City once became
familiar with the merits of the Here
ford breed, there would be no trouble
in disposing of a great many of their
cattle at this market each year.
Read their advertisement in this
issue.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-24

-Bgr De tsber en- M 2umber>
posn, tom inb og ie paa be npe bjem'
mefabriterebe @ogne pos @bas. u.
SpF. Oct foIter benz intst, ON De in
tet teber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-24
Drum, Nebr.

Den megen Regn, Ri bar bait bet
iibite por Maaneoer, bar foriintet
59ritningen / ben 9rao, at bet for
nerparenoe Ter uo, Tom ON Der bliper
4rbejbs for Maftinerne til Sui. 9i
6oabe paa en- lang og ter oSnoian
Summer" meb mango bebagelige iols
beftinnebe 0ose. 5bi hi Marine ps
ben trapls Mojsbsit meb bper Dag, os
Der er megen Wajs | Qar.
8 9i9beb msb andre gper bar
Drum i'm Bale Ban glub". gn itor
Del df benz Weblemmer ere banite, en-
litter @aronti for alubbsns Solioitet
og fremtibige gsitaasn. Se ganite ofte
orager slubben / 2sbning mob andre
Joreninger at famine Dirt. Sntst er
iaa omitiftelist ION 2pffen. men bet
mdd iiges til 2gre for Drum alub6en,
at ben fom ofteit bjembersr Sejrens
5rof9er.
: 8dlbemar 6elbt, iom for ct
Bar Waaneber fiben reiite til Minnes
fota, er after Der paa Genen. San Il
ger,at 0ebraffa er ,aa right.
= Der. Dug. Carton fra Omaha be-
Tiger / bsnne lib lin Dotter pe Spie
eerfsn. Gamilien Barton.
sos SIR. og Mars. Yeter Soft
forsgsbes Jamilien for en- 9ib fiben
meb en- Oatter. Barnet blep bsbt /
Ssnbags.
9sitfeit os MisfiOnsmsbe afs
6olotes Ssnbag ben 10. Oft. og fsl@
genbe Oags / ben banif lutberfe Me>
nigbeb beritebs. Mange fremmeoe
pr9iter bare til Stebe. paitor 5borz
palb fra Stephan Grepe, Neb. pras
bitebe peO Observation-Disclosures Ssn
bag G~ormibbos, og Diftriftsformanb
SsrsenfOn fra SOmber. Su., prabitebe
ON gftermibasen. Smuft 0ejr be-
gDnbte Jeften, og mango Menneifer,
unee og albre, bare til Stebe. Mans
bag often afbolotes Msbet pad gn>
gelff, Deb bDiltet ferlig l%lngbommsn
bar rep~rafenteret.
= st dnbet MT Differ, fom nstop bar
bleo inbbist unoer Soften.
4~lterbiaebet mdnslsr snbnu, men bet
er NOT u~nberpejs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-24
,9nniferen."
Sreoas ben "a. CftOber 1902.
SlamIebr.

Oct M 9oit6us er MI n9Iten fGrs
bie % Dor poitmeiter bar Srbre ira
6opeofpntoret til at fiptte ino bet nh
9Oitbus. iaaInart bet er faroigt, Og
Der 9pre5) ibarbi9e anitrengelier fOr
at bette IAN Fte ferit ! neits RaaneO.
= 4lin apne er Imut, forbi bun er
raft. i8et fan De ogiaa blipe peo at
tags Roctb Mountain Sc.
r 5ornbam &c Sampion.
-Bpr De tsber en- M 2umbsr>
posn, tom ino og fe paa be npe bjem'
mefabriferebe @ogne pos @6as. u.
SpH. Oct foiter benz intet, ON De in>
tet fsber.
Deb Msnigbebs Masoet itete Der
ineen galg al 9reft, ba De iom Der
ftemtes paa life opnaaeoe ben ngo=
penbige Majoritet for at blipe pdlgt til
Yreit / Blair.
Menigbebs Meoe ufboloes igen
pau Sirsbag otte 9age for at pelge
Yreit.
- Man fpiloer Blot Siben peb at
tase en- anben Mebicin / Steben for
Rocfp Mpuntain Sc. 35 gts.
Jarnbam &c Sdmpfon.
= 6. 6. gierce er ben betenbte 1es
bsnbs Sorbdnoier at ale Slags Webs
Ter, Sengefiebre os Mabraier, Bar
nebogne 0. +. b. 9an bill f9fge Bill
1isers END De fore 5ufe msb glimrenbe
Ratalog.
Oct er en%eftaaenbe. Oct bar life
i'm 2ige. Oct er Raturens timber,
Menneifeilagtens 9elgsrer. Det er
Rocfb Wountain Sc. 80 Gents.
5arnbum &c Sompion.
= Spbn Mcquarrie bar ct tort
Splag at gpsningsmateriuler pg aul
til lapefte priier.
- @einbrunbt i~erDerer Mibbag,
auHe os .2un9" Deb lit gamls
,Sturb" igen.
Ole Spseialiit Or. @arren
bur tuget fat Opbolbsteb Blair pg
ban treHes pau 6aGIers nOrugtore"
inbtil nermere Undertaking.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-24
Sfuleinouiclie.

9irsbneen b. 28. Oftober pil Pins
sar goIeee" | 6utdinion bline inouiei.
Nae Stolens 0ennsr lnobpoes iii at
ousro9re benne Ssitioelisbeo.
81. 3. Sang.
6. 0isbbp Yrosrnmfomite.
8. @ertien,
3 G%nleonine Of Sfolens Snbpielie
pil felssnbe ganer ielss Biaeiier iii en-
os en- 9rebieoel pris, %s9lbenoe ira
ben 81. Oft. til ben 3. 0on. Deb
Deres 9lsent ON auittsrins (Certifi-
cate) for Benssne betnlte for 9ilrei.
fen:
Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern.
Burlington & Missouri in Nebraska.
Burlington & North-W Western.
Chicago & Alton.
Chicago Burlington & Quincy.
Chicago 81 Great Western.
Chicago & North Western.
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul.
Chicago, Peoria & St. Louis.
Chi, st. Paul, Minneapolis s. Omaha.
Illinois Central.
Iowa Central.
Minneapolis & St. Louis.
Northern Pacific local lins).
Wisconsin Central.
9i baabsr osiuo at faa bisie priisr
oper Great Nortbern os 500 2inierne.
8. @. Gosbt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-24
einaer sp=@aifine.

$50 Ga s65. aibras for fulO eetuline
ssomle Waifiner iifanbfat. $500 | Aforas
or. Moonsb os insen Renter fOrlanses
o,omle Moifiuer $500 os op. gsps Waifins,
al andre Sabrifatsr $1,000 os op.
s. E. Kemp, ACT
Blair NeOr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-24
Miisiiuns- % ~nnsoOmsmOoe.

q Jorbinbelie meb opennapnte Sfoles
inbpielie oil Der blipe Wisiionss o.
tlnsbomsmsbs | 5utdinion Os ct.
Mortens Wenisbeber be fslsenoe 9ags
| u9en o9 Senbag.
Senbn9 Gftermiobas b.2. Nou. rlns.
bomsmgbe | 3utdinIon 4irfe.
Benner! fom og per meb os | bisis
Dage. Bsb meb os, at Ri moa faa uel.
fignebe MBber.
paa Menisbebernss gesne
3. @ertien.
NIB. Iilreiienbe bebes melbe oeres
&omme / COB lib iii en- al unbertess
nebe.
M. 6. Tbo m en-, Snoioartsriuss,
6. Grifien, tomite.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-24

let .r for tent at belbrebe en- 5DrtDlelie,
efter at Earring bar ilaaet fine bgobrins
eenbe alger | Qun9erne. BRIG Or. @ooos
Norman 4ine Sprup, mebens bet er lib.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-06-05

The action Of the Oklahoma Con.
ference Of the " r. church and of
the Indian Mission Conference Of the
NJ T. Church South In uniting IN tho
establishment ~ great institution
Of learning 20 be- known aB the Ep.
worth University a. Oklahoma city
has created more interest than any.
thing IN the recent history NJ oduca.
tionalism under tho guidance of the
MothodiHts who have always becn
nlrong believers in education ana lts
bcnentH u g. the opening wodgo In
nm effort 10 settle strife that began
nearly sixty years uEo and which has
caused two great divisions OF the
McthodiatH. ono known ag the Church
South and the other as the Church
North Each conference appointed
committcca 90 discuss plan for "a
unlycriiy and they have Jointly ac
coptod Il proposition 10 locate the in.
BiltutIon Ia Oklahoma city
Tho proposition that has been ac
ccptoi provides that Oklahoma CITY
gives n site for campus and the
university buildings Of nfty acres 10.
Gated Immediately north Of the city
and which has been added TO the city.
and eleven hundred lots adjoining
and surrounding the site These lots
are connected with the city by a street
railway and they are 10 be- sold at
once ana the proceeds are TO be used
IN the building OF the two buildings
that win be erected this year. These
buildings are 10 cost $50, 900 each and
tho sale Of the lots IL guaranteed 10
bring this sum 20 the board that viii
have charge Of the building Of the uni
vcrpity In addition 10 this amount
the conloronccg have each pledged
$4,000 that viii be added TO the
amount given by Oklahoma city ana
100000 IN all viii be- Invested IN the
university before the end Of the year.
Under the terms Of the grant made by
Oklahoma city the university VIII be
liberal and viii be- under the conduct
Of both branches OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church
There ~ considerable interest mani.
Tested here IN the project and quite
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-06-05
TO THE FAR NORTHWEST
Via Burlington ssy,.

The Burlington-Northsrn Pacsl
Express nov leaves Kansas Ci.v :.
$40 .. r.. making direct conneetio,J
with al lines from the east and so,,,
This r. the oniy through train f,o-
Kansas City through the no-tsus,.
territory trsyerzed b. the Ncr-bs,,
Pacific railway. Through ccscbs,I
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The Burlington makes the cbe.,s,.
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such a. il5 round trip during freous,,
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return. The Bgrlington's fast Debv.,
train leaves Kansas City AZ s:35 m
arrives al Denver at 3:15 .. n. psr
day. The day express leaves KaDss,
City At 10:4O a. N.
Cool Minnesota.
Ten thousand lakes; scores OF IN,
coolest and best summer localities {,
the country; frequent periods OF low
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To Eastern Resorts.
Low rate summer circuit tours n
Michigan, Canada. ST. yrence "a
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Describe your trip to our nearest
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St. Louis. 10.
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The Facts in The Case.

when you read thing you like 20
feel that IT'S the truth The Dallas
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the case.
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have feo9fel fuo 11fl5ess I1fs a1t
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tts sff,k osn te sse1fef
ur Broun n L1ra1t .s p.ft.1z 1p
JF.,s lul. MIN ull greatly z1T.rf
ar nsrshs1fs ln gatrnR % pen
b8li1iags in Ine f'g tle fau trade.
Nessy NeLl sal EGbsrn have
b1fh established land oresa and are
heartily 'o-oDersfinz ia selling Iots
sn1 building 1p me foun
NAH street 10 ne faggrife Win
Drospec3rs. sns d. ,sfohlaz most ~
fbe neusomers
The ahe agricultural lands around
me iDun are proving sa.gabis a.
fraef.DH ~ business men.
As ae nov eve p9sfomre. bank.
several sforer p gin aa1 mUj one NJ
the Deti 1eD0fs 11 fhe ChoctaH road.
gery large switch yard. a g. and %
cnra oa he Dallas sttenf'1a. fhc uc
ceff nj our to4n is assured How.
ever. ae need tldeaHofe nawspa.
pr another lumber yard. several
more stores. 90 on MILL a bottllng
Works. On ice plant. &C.. which would
male our tom one of tho best 90 the
Indian Territory
n la reported mat graders are ~ be-
in this week 10 begin work on the
Dallas extension. but we have been
unable ~ learn whether thla report ls
ifuo or not.
Crops arc very an.. and fa,gnr
of prosperity seems 10 poryado 81
entire community aud town.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-06-05

q y Ihdd wishes 10 announce hla
election by the Rotal Grocors aaso
citation as collector, aud further. that
said aaFociation has placed ln hla
hands an Old accounts FOR collection
ThoHe knowing Themselves indebted
10 the grocera of Ardmore viii call
and settle same and avoid costs Pay
your groceryman. or see me
1Jtf 6. B. LADD.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-06-05

C.r1Elr sro1rt.si tr11l.ea s-f
fsm-rer c91EtE can - Qslc1y re-
Isgsl ard cared ~ Foseys H11ey
srf Tar B1rreF & Blrrer
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1902-11-14
Asleep Amid Flames.

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