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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-15
MISSISSIPPI
VALLEY
TRUST co.
DEATHS.

INspt Entered into rest on Monday: pecem-
Inse. deceased, and mother Of Robert G. Inse
sna er S sesssnce aged I'D &
soE avenue. on Wednesday. December 16. at
Ma.t f e e sn en'f'n' thence to ST.
JEwEI4zBsnjamin Jewell. father Of Ben
Jewell OF Engine Company No. 3d. grandfather
Of Mrs. John A. Pohlman: Funeral wednesday
10 se
etary .''' - - e-
sember i! 1903. Ida Farren Rsckinston. dearly
Ssssast saa nss 9 sess Sa .ses years i
to Bellefontaine Cemetery. Friends are invited
REYBURN-on Monday December Il! 1909
Hise Of Amad Ss ReSburn Jr: and daughter Of
No. 10 Hortense place. to the Cathedral Chapel.
MAsTIN, Fl, into rest on Sunday: De Pc
o'9sa e: Anna :-Sss Ma; sSsn g.
insiaw and erandmother. aged Is years Funeral
sake om the family ressenee 4 o at
Clara avenue. to Wesleyan Cemetery. Friends
invited to attend
sCOGIN-on Sunday December u. 1898, at
residence. No. 51l9 Maple avenue William r.
scogin. OF pneumonia. aged 81 years. Prayer
services at residence Tuesday afternoon. 5
) o'clock. Burial at Terrell. Tex, Thursday
morning. Atlanta. Dalton. Ca. Austin. Dali
las. Fort Worth. San Antonio and Terrell,
TeL. papers please copy.
THoMAS-At a M. Jessie Julia Thomas, g.
yeAr-old daughter of Doctor and Mrs. H w
Thomas. No; 5snA Eastcn avenue. Of typhoid
Gesock 81 Ha tanoI Tn-c Z. 10
{tement private.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-15

Washington. Dec. 1.-THE annual report
Of General James Longstreet. United
States Commissioner of Railroads. shows
that while the net earnings of the bond
aided railroads have increased over the
preceding year. the increase was much
less marked than that of last year. owing
to washouts, scarcity of labor. the cost of
and addition OF 1900 miles to the lines of
these roads are reported. The railroads
have declined to report to the Commits
Sioner
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-15

a former Brooklyn policeman, convicted
of having murdered his wife, was put to
death this morning in the electric chair in
Sing Sing prison. Two applications Of the
current were made.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-15
Kee.icker Bound over.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

Greenville, ILL.,. Dec. Hilary Kee-
sicker, who shot three times at Charles
Stubbs here December 6. was bound over
to the Grand Jury. by Magistrate, W,
T. Carson to-day. on the charge Of as
sault with intent to murder. Keesickef>
gave bond for his appearance.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-15

Dubuque, Iowa, Dec A-Wflliam
Mayme. superintendent Of the insane
asylum ct Lancaster. Wis. has been
killed by Thomas Fox, patient. The SUI
perintendents brains were beaten out
with poker in the hands of Fox.
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SOUGHT coMRADE WITH ROPE.
Soldiers Incensed by Charge
Against Fort Douglas Private.

Salt Lake. Utah. Dec. 1.-THE soldiers
at Fort Douglas learned to-day that Pri-
vate Thomas r. Fuller has been identified
as the man who last night criminally as
saulted a young woman in this city, and
they procured a rope and endeavored to
intercept the street car in which they sup
posed Fuller would be conveyed to the
city.
Fuller was hustled into the post ambu-
lance. and. under strong guard, was driven
into town.
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r.. I. BUYS ANOTHER hoAD.
Gains Access to an Important Lum-
hey District.

Lacrosse, Wis, Dec. 1.-THE w. w.
Cargill Company of this city has sold the
Pine Bluff and Western road. running
from Pine Bluff. Ark. to Benton. in the
same State. to the Rock Island road, for
$1.0Oo.OO0. The local company retains the
right Of perpetual use of the line for the
conducting of their lumber business.
The deal gives the Rock Island road ac-
same time leaves the interests of the Car
gill Company intact.
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
,Vincennes. Ind, Dec. 14.-Claud Altman.
aged Is years. fell eighty feet and was
instantly killed to-day. while playing at
the shaft of the Knox coal mine at Bick-
nell.
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Body Taken to Texas.

The body Of William R. scogin, who
was general travelling agent of the Mis-
souri, Pacific. and who died last Sunday
at his residence. No. 5119 Maple avenue,
has been taken to Terrell. Tex, for burial.
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low. Man Missing at San FrnncI.cc

San Francisco. Dec. 14.-Frank SOM
mers. owner of pickle factory at Des
Moines, Iowa, who came here on Thanks
since when he
$500. His friends fear he has met vio-
lence,
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San Frapci.co,. New E.cb.,~.

San Francisco. Cal. Dec 1.-THE cor
ner stone of the new Merchants Ex-
ture, was laid at noon to-day The build
ing. which Is to be one of the finest struc-
lures west Of Chicago occupies the site
OF the old exchange. and will cost 81
300 OO0
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Chicago Dec. H.-Three factories in the
Northern Illinois. were shut down to-
day, because their employees numbering
nearly 1.5O0. refused to promise in in
dividual agreements. not to strike.
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Richmond. Va. Dec. 1.-THE Seaboard
Air Line to-day filed a statement with the
Corporation Commission of an issue Of
notes not registered for $2.5oOO00 The
money Is loaned at per cent with IL per
cent commission.
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A. B. C. MUENCHENER (dark), pure
hops and malt only. Brewed in accord
ance with the original Munich thick-mash
method On draught at the American Res
taurant. Sixth and Olive.
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Burglars Blow Safe.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Cairo. Ill.,. Dec. 14.-Burglars blew open
the large safe in the office of the Himmel-
berger and Friant Lumber Company last
night. but succeeded in getting very little
money. The Office furniture was badly
wrecked and practically ruined.
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Son Born to MIR. and Mrs. Major.

An eight-pound boy was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Alexander H. Major, of No
464s Vernon avenue yesterday morning Its
father is editor Of The Major, a month
ly magazine.
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child Fen to Hi. Death.

Omega OIL for Neuralgia, Headache,
earache. toothache. Quick relief. Try lOc bottle
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CHILDREN WRECK A TRAIN.
Three Trainmen Badly Hurt as
Result of Prank.

Colorado Springs. Colo. Dec. H.-school
children placed a bolt on the track before
the incoming Rock Island and Pacific pas
senger train from the East at a point ten
miles east Of here to-day. and the loco
motive. baggage car and first coach were
derailed. Three trainmen were badly hurt.
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Southwestern Mercantile Fan,

The Southwestern Mercantile Associa-
ton. will give dress ball at Lemp's Hall,
Thirteenth and Utah streets, tomorrow
evening. The committee in charge has
sent out large number of invitations.
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DEPARTMENT Of the Interior. wa.hinstoa.
p: e: December s: 1.9s;aseale a., proposals. e
TniiI o'clock @ Tuesday 80 x. Dsfs%nsr e
hibit building OF: the Exposition Grounds ut sc.
Louis. Mo- Specifications s1 and y, plans for the
tion building. on the Worlds Fair Grounds,
81. Louis. No Each Iroposal must AZ 2 lump
t time In Ii, which the work viii be commenced
and be completed under the contract and BE
order Of the undersigned for per cent Of the
amount hid. Bond. with approved sureties for
required OF the successful bidder. The right
is reserved to waive informalities in bids and
should be Endorsed on the envelope. Proposals
for Alaska Exhibit Building. and be e.
be opened at the time and place above stated
and bidders are invited to be present.
THO6. RYAN.
Chairman Alaska Exhibit Commiasda.
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Shaving, Triplicate and Hand Mir
rOrs,
Brush Sets, RaZors and Shaving Sets.
koken BARRIERS Supply Co., 9l5 Market st.
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why Should Catholic. visit.

Why Should Catholics Visit.
The Catholic Art Store when looking for
appropriate Xmas presents? Because we
have the assortment. McKeown Bros. 617
North Sixth street.
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HEADACHES FROM COLDS.


Laxative Bromo Quinine removes the caus
To get the genuine. call for the full name. Is
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Holiday Excursions


Via Illinois Central to all points South and
Southeast. Write c. c. McCarty, d. p. A.,
st. Louis, Mo.
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HEADACHES FROM COLDS.
Woman Fatally Burned.

Laxative Bromo Quinine removes the eau
To get the genuine. call for the full name
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JEwELL-Benjamin Jewell. father of Ben
Jewell OF Engine Company No 30, GRANDPA Their
of Mrs. John A. Pohlman Funeral Wednesday
at 10 a m. from Pohlman's Undertaking-roo
etary.
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Food Q a ten
without appe-
ttte remains I'M
digested. caus-
Hsanbun,
FlaiuIsRey,
lndlsssiisa apd
1yspepsIs.

To cure these
ailments tn e
b l t t e RS is
strongly recon-
mended by ply
sicians. Try It,
also get our
1904 Almanac
from your drug.
gist. It IL free.
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wntchc. for Christina. Gift,

MERMOD & JACCARDS,
Broadway and Locust.
Our 336-page illustrated catalog mailed
free
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Admission, Children l5c; Adults, 25c.
Kings College School Ground.
COR. BROADWAY AND WASHINGTON ST
A Handsome Turnout.

Edgar Choate. the pioneer transfer
man Of Ardmore. has just received
from the shop a $3.50 Cunningham
carriage which was on the street for
the first time Tuesday. 1t was pro
nounced by everyone who saw it to
be one Of the SWEETEST rigs ever on
the streets OF Ardmore Mr. Choate
has been in the transfer business in
Ardmore for a number of years and
by close application to business and
by giving the people the service they
desired has made a success in his
chosen line. He has the newest and
best carriages in the city. In fact
there are no finer carriages in any
city because there are none better
manufactured 'ft
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sunshine and Where II Falls.

George w. Clark Of Fort Worth will
deliver his beautiful and instructive
lecture upon the above subject at the
city hail Thursday night at $3.50
o'clock Mr. Clark Glands in the
front rank as a public speaker and
lecturer He ploases, entertains and
instructs In his lecture you will be
led through pleasant fields of thought
indulging in laughter and tears landing
at last on a higher plane happier and
better for having heard him. Free to
all 21-2t
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80 ++%4+ =
= sokAL MENTION. .
t%4++4 444+@+4% %$++4 .

c.B. Davis left for Dallas last even
ing.
R. c. Bayless from chickasha IS
here
W. II Phillips is here today from
Lone Grove.
Mrs. W. A. LedSetter is visiting IN
Pauls Valley
Frank Jones is a visitor in the city
from Duncan.
W. NJ. Freeman is in the city from
Peuls Valley.
c. w. Rawlins is here this morn
ing from Oklahoma City.
Judge r. Stewart Dennee was in
the city yesterday from Duncan.
p. H. stiff. assistant jailer at Den
ison. Texas. was in the city today on
business
Mrs. J. w. orme and family will
leave tomorrow morning for their
home al Healdton.
II. l.. Muldrow, VIM. Rennie and
Franklin Bourland are In the city
from Tishomingo.
Mrs. II. II. Pennington, Mrs. Nun
zesheimer and Mrs. Dodson went tc
Marietta yesterday to spend the day
Newt Randles OF Chanute, Kan,
came in last night. He is visiting his
brother. j. r. Randles, and looking
after the Randles' gas interest here
Chas. Jordan Of Jordan's Imperial
Minstrels is in the city today in the
interest Of his company which ap-
pears in our city for three nights, be
ginning Thursday
Ivy Coffey of Brock was in the city
Tuesday on his way to Tishomingo
Ivy's face was wreathed in smiles.
He has a ten-pound boy at his house
who will be know as Edgar Choate
Coffey
Johnnie Hackel of Mineola. broth
erin-law of J. X. p Campbell Of the
Burton-Peel Dry Goods company, this
city, has accepted a position with the
above house and can be found in the
dres goods department
Get your summer hat while stock
is fresh and plenty to select from.
Mrs. James has some pretty ones.
22-2t.
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CHARGED WITH LARCENY.
Two Young Ladies' and a Gentleman
Before the Commissioner.

Before the Commissioner.
Yesterday orln Aubrey and his sis
ter Abble. and Miss Maurie Tinsley
were tried before Judge Robnett for
larceny tf the instance OF Mrs. G. w.
Benthusen. who runs a boarding
house and alleges that they left a
trunk and valise with her as collater-
al for board and afterward abstracted
them from her premises.
Mrs. Benthusen conducted her own
case while the defendants were repre-
sented by Samuel II. Butler
After the testimony was all in the
counsel for the defense read the law
which stated that boarding house
keeper could not be made a ballee for
property. and hence there was no
theft. even II the defendants did not
take their goods. The counsel stated
further that no evidence had been
adduced to show that the defendants
did take the goods and asked the court
20 turn them loose.
Mrs. BenthuBen made no argument
Tntll after the court stated tl.at he
failed to find probable cause ana the
defendants could be dismissed. She
then addressed the court and wanted
10 Introduce more witnesses when the
court informed her that the grand
jury met here on the nth of next
month and she could lay her troubles
before them.
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nR JIG. ABERNETHY
Dentist
Over I. N. Coleman S
Drug Store
Notice Of Trustee.s sale.

Notice is hereby given that by yir.
tue OF an order OF sale In bankruptcy
court at Ardmore. T. H.. will sell at
public auction 20 the highest bidder
for cash. In front Of the store build
Ing occupied by the Sig Simon Co, on
Main street, in Ardmore, l. T., at or
about ~ o'clock m, on April 2S. 1908.
all Of the stock Of merchandise OF the
Sig Simon Co. consisting OF dry
goods. clothing, boots. shoes, hats.
caps, notions etc. Also all furniture
and fixtures including counters. shelly.
Ing show cases, iron safe, etc.
A. V. DOAK Trustee
First published April "a, 1903.
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A special train came in last night
over the Ardmore branch of the c. O.
a. q. road bearing II. W. Robertson.
Little Rock, general freight agent.
G. u. Hart, Oklahoma City. district
freight agent; A. p. Roudusky, South
McAlester. travelling freight agent;
j. +. sugrue, Haileyville. trainmaster.
They were on a tour of inspection and
went north over the Santa Fe road.
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Jordan's Imperial Minstrels will be
mere tomorrow. under canvas, at
Kings college grounds. Parade at
noon Don't miss seeing II. Their
band is said to be the best colored
band in the Southwest.
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Two new suits have been filed in
the mayors court in which Sockwell
q Bray and Hardy & McNees are
the plaintiffs and Mamie Smith is
the defendant, Both suits are on
account.
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You are invited to be present at
the Broadway parsonage Friday night
TO attend an ice cream and strawberry
social given by the Epworth League.
22-3t.
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Yale Goods.

Frultcura. Hair Tonic, Hair Clean
ser Almond Cream Face Powder
and other health and toilet articles
on sale at Spiegle's.
MRS. MARY l.. CARTER,
SO-lm. Agent.
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Five large hens and a fine rooster
of j. G. Meeks Of C street, northwest.
were lifted from his henery Saturday
night by a chicken thief. They left
several other chickens on the perch
OF a smaller and different denomina-
tion.
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sick. Is reported some better today.
Mr. Garrison is here from Sunset.
Texas on business
Loco.
r. r. and J. r. Robertson returned
last night from Ardmore.
Professor Hlghtower left today on
a few days fishing and hunting trip.
msdii
Mrs Arthur James and daughter.
Thadie. returned home 20 Ardmore
yesterday after few days visit with
friends here.
Chas. Thompson went to Ardmore
today 10 visit for a few days.
Rev. sniyely will deliver an address
20 the members Of the X. OF p. lodge
tonight
W. NJ Franklin is in Sherman on
business.
J. d. McCluskey Of Oakland has
purchased property here and is NOV
ing 10 aadill
Rev. Phillips OF Fort Worth closed
very successful meeting at this
place Sunday night
Regular passenger service was es-
tablished over the Arkansas and
Choctaw. from Aashdown, Ark. TO this
place last Sunday. Al present the
road is operating one train each way
daily.
The ball game here Sunday between
Tishomingo and Madill resulted
In a score Of II TO in favor OF Ma
dill. The Ron team will be here next
Sunday TO play the Madill boys.
TIshomInso.
The crowd here attending the land
ONCE does not seem TO be diminish.
ing in number.
Work on the oBrien building Is
progressing nicely.
Among our prominent visitors is
Governor Mosely OF the Chickasaw
nation.
a committee from the Brotherhood
OF Locomotive Firemen met with the
Commercial Club last night to ar
range for a picnic to be held here ON
either the 1st or "a OF June. The
committee represents the local fire.
men OF the two territories and after
looking over the two territories for
suitable location for holding the
picnic decided upon Tishomingo
Provence.
Frank Davis. who has been in
charge Of Powell's grading outfit. is
loading his material on The cars for
shipment to New Mexico, where Mr.
Powell has a grading contract.
The Arkansas and Choctaw track.
lyers are idle again today on account
Of having no steel
Springer
Most everybody from this place
went fishing on Washlta today.
Mr. o'savior from Eastman was
here yesterday looking after some
land
f. NJ. Fox was here yesterday from
Ardmore.
Glenn.
S. c. Blaylock is preparing to be.
gin the erection of his new business
house
Miss Glenn Of Ardmore came out
Sunday to visit friends.
Quite number Of our young peo.
pie are over at Tishomingo.
DR. Fields is out again after an in.
ness OF the past few days.
}. }. Mays went to Berwyn Mon.
day.
G.. w. jolly. after an Illness of the
past two or three months. is out
again today.
we are still needing a cotton gin.
Who viii be the lucky man?
Elk.
w c. Cecil was here last night
from Ardmore.
Graham.
}. NJ. Pollard OF Ardmore is here
buying cattle.
D. T. Wilson went to Hennepln to.
day.
See the ladies' shirt waists at spec.
ial prices this week at Leatherwood's
1917.
The White Elephant Buggy remains
the worlds standard OF a good buggy
WILLIAMS, CoRHN & co
Foley's Kidney Cure
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Try an order of that ribbon cane
syrup at Felkers 1913
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chlckasaw Hotel.

Opened under new management.
Renovated throughout. Fresh beds.
Frat-class table
MRS. M. A. HoLEMAN, Prop.
i4-dw1m. oainesville. Tex.
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Ladies', misses and children's lace
end drop stitch hose in any quality
at 19tf LEATHERWOOD'S.
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Special prices on ladies' summer
underwear at Leatherwood's left
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steffen's fne cream on sale A. J. q
Wallis fountain. l9.5
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Supply your wants this week at
Leatherwoods. 19tf
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Beginning Monday. March %, / will
have on sale hot bread twice day
morning and evening. Try loaf OF
mothers bread.
J. II. SPEIGLE, Prop.
22tf. Steam Roller Bakery.
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The
Grocery
Trust


Kills the grocer financially and
is hard on the customer. Dc your
buying from JAKE and you will
haye no bad goods, and these are
samples of cash prices.
6 h. package Dat Meal. l..-............25c
2 10. Friends Oats, .,-.............. lOc
2 10. Avena Oats.................... .............- lOc
l 10. Grape-Nuts- l5c
2 ID. package Force-..-.....-......-25c
2 Id. package Malta Vita-..........-25c
2 10. package Shredded whole
Wheat-.........................-..-..........-
Genuine Texas Ribon Cane
Syrup, per gallon n-..........-...--75c
Texas Sorghum Molasses, per
gallon ........................... -....--. 400
ia IKE
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The White Elephant Buggy remains
the worlds standard OF a good buggy
WILLIAMS, CoRHN & co
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See the ladies' shirt waists at speo.
ial prices this week at Leatherwood's s
19tf.
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The nations pride. standard rotary
shuttle sewing machines, at
WEEKS BROS.
Practical Timers and Plumbers.
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Ice for sale at spIegle's.
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New hats at Mrs James and they
are beauties 22.2t.
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f-&-4-4-44 49,
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80 -
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- Use II everywhere on -
- everything 60 destroy dis -
- ease-produoing germs. in -
- sects snd to dissipate foul . =
- odors. -
- quart can. soc. makes <-%
- solution Of 10 50 gals. -
- Prussian Lice Powder -
- kills chicken mites-25o. -
- CreoliD Pearson. pint -
- bottles 5pC %-g
%--@ Piatts Chiorides quart > 3
- bottles 5Oc +-%
- COLEMAN BROS. -
- Druggists, -
+-% 205 W Main St -
%--s-+ - +-+-4
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Subscribe for the Ardmorolte.
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All the delicious drinks you can asl,
for at Wallis fountain. 1875
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Graham.

}. NJ. Pollard OF Ardmore is here
buying cattle
}. II. Wilson went to Hennepin TO.
day.