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The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-05-22
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Refrigerator5

Refrgeaors that good because they oak
tight locks, metal ice racks adjustable shelves, Innings
These the features of the expensive and yet the
we have not expensive.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-05-22

addition the above furnish you garden
per foot lawn ice tools lawn sprays,
sprinklng cans
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-05-22
IaNANhOCES

received line of hammocs of the good kind in different
shades Prices from $50 upward. Please call and them
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-05-22
Window ScreenS-
Awnings

Awnings very expensive look nice and keep lots of
furnish hom for the windows doors and porch complete
ready put and in the color select Orders will bcpromp
~ attended to.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1903-04-16
staubs Suicides Some More.

The Hagerstown Mail says that
Frisby T. Staubs, well-known citizen
of Sharpsburg, made another attempt
to commit suicide on Tuesday. FRS
by is a grievous cripple, about fifty
years old, and his sorrows sometimes
accumulate so rapidly that he cannot
drown them out, though be tries his
best. Tuesday, just before noon, one
of his periods of depression came and
be prepared to leave this unfriendly
world-orat least make people believe
so. He went to his stable, put rope
around his neck, climbed a ladder, tied
the other end Of the rope around a
rafter-and then his foot slipped and
he was hanging in the air. Fris had
taken the precaution to put one Of his
hands in the loop around bis neck but
something would really have happened
this time if bis little boy hadn quick
ly run weeping for help. William
Swain and William Houser came back
with the child, and cut down the dang
| ling figure, the neck Of the unfortun-
ate man being stretched about eigh-
inches longer than usual The re-
mains were carried into the house and
laid on lounge Mr.. Swain remarked
that Just before a man who really
wants to die passes away he usually
folds his hands across his breast. FRS
by's toil-worn hands feebly placed
themselves in that position, and at
this unerring indication Of approach
ing dissolution his poor wife and chill
dren lamented loudly and violently.
Their grief was 60 evident that the
husband and father felt that he ought
not to leave them thus, and restored
himself to his family as soon as pro-
priety permitted.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1903-04-16
Church Notes.

We take from the Southern Church
man of last week the following item
concerning a former greatly loved rec
tor of Trinity Episcopal Church, Shep-
herdstown: The vestry of Grace
Church, Richmond, have granted their
rector, the Rev. Landon R. Mason, a
vacation Of SIX months. They were
impelled to this action by the advice
Of MIR. Mason's physician, who deemed
cessation from parochial duties and
special medical treatment necessary.
This news will be heard by Mr. Ma
sons many friends with deep regret.
There is no man in the city and Do
cese more beloved and admired than
he. For some months past he has not
been well, but several weeks of rest,
taken in January and February great
ly improved his condition. 1t is con-
fdently hoped that the treatment he
will receive will improve his health
to such an extent that when he shall
return to his duties in October it will
be to continue in the work many years
without further indisposition. Mr..
Mason will go to Philadelphia to con-
suit a specialist, upon whose advice
will depend largely his plans for the
spring and summer.
Four new members were received
into the Reformed Church Good Fri
day night, and the regular communion
service was held Easter Sunday. Sun
day night the Sunday School held an
interesting Easter service, with Su-
perintendent c. J. Miller in charge.
! The exercises consisted Of music, reel
t.tions and brief address by the pas
tor, Rev. Joseph E. Guy.
Communion services were held in
the Lutheran church last Sunday, con-
Quoted by Rev. J. B. Keller, of Mary
land, who has filled the pulpit very
acceptably for the past month or two
The Sunday School had an appropriate
Easter service Sunday night, spirited
music being an especial feature.
The Washington Conference Of the
Colored NJ. E. Church, in session at
Stanton, Va, adjourned Monday
night. Rev. J. Il. E. Carter is returned
to Shepherdstown, Rev. Washington
Murray goes to Charles Town, Rev
George E. Curry to Martinsburg.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1903-04-16
The OratOrical Contest.

The annual oratorical contest in
which representatives of the six nor
nal schools of West Virginia strive
for the prizes offered by Mr.. A J.
Wilkinson. of Grafton, was held in the
opera house at Martinsburg last Sat-
urday night. The faculty Of Shep-
nerd College and nearly all Of the
students of this school, besides many
others from Shepherdstown and JEFF
fergon county, were present to root for
our contestant The contestants and
their subjects were as follows:
The Old World and the New, 80
Charles B. HedrIck, Concord School, at
Athens
american Tconocasm,' Miss Villa
+. Hickman, Farmont School.
"Fraternity John w. Link, of Shep-
herd College, Shepherdstown.
The Last Of the Cavaliers, Clarence
W. Lively, Marshall College, Hunting
ton.
The West Liberty contestant was
unable to be present because Of the
death Of her brother, and the Glen
Vile representative was prevented
from coming on account Of sickness.
The Judges were Hon. Stuart W.
Walker, Rev C. D. Harris and Prof.
J. W. Tinsley, all Of Martinsburg
They awarded the first prize, 425 in
gold, to Mr.. Lively, and second place,
a Webster's International Dictionary,
to Miss Hickman Prof Waitman
Barbe, of the West Virginia Universe
ty, presided.
The large audience that was pres
ent greatly enjoyed the programme,
which was interpreted with delight
full music. Solos were rendered by
Miss Salome Wingate and Miss Mary
Hartzell, Of Sbepherdstown, Miss Lu-
tie Allstadt, Of HarPer's Ferry, and
Mr.. W. c. Stewart, of Martinsburg.
The Shepherd College folks, Of course,
regretted that the victory did not
come our way, but they are ready to
make another effort next year.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1903-04-16
Council Meeting

The regular meeting of the town
council was held on Monday evening,
all the members present except Mr..
Humrickhouse. A complaint from
Isaac W. Stpp as to the location of a
pole at the foot of Princess street was
referred to the street committee Rec
concentrations for license to keep drug
store were granted to J. G Gibson, E..
II. Reinhart and G. NJ Beethoven,
executor Of Joseph McMurran, de-
ceased. Licenses to keep hotel were
granted to James O'Connor, j. S.
Myers, Mrs. Lee II. Moler, Mrs. j. B.
Daniels and J. NJ. Toliver. The Ii
cense to sell liquor was increased from
800 to 5000, and then recommended
tons to the County Court for license
were granted to John c. Lambeat and
J. P. Watkins. The bond of Treas
urer B. +. Harrison was approved.
The committee on electric lights was
authorized to purchase necessary sup
plies. There being no applications
for the position Of town sergeant or
assessor, the mayor was empowered to
appoint committee, with himself as
chairman, to receive applications and
confer with candidates, or to take such
action as may be necessary. Mr..
Potts, for the Improvement Society,
asked permission to have boxes placed
on the streets for waste paper etc,
and the same was granted. The couu-
Gil adjourned after passing the follow
ing bills:
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1903-04-16
Lively Chase After a Mad bog.

The young son of Mr.. Churchey,
tenant on the farm Of Samuel Neikirk,
near Sharpsburg, proved his pluck by
catching and holding a mad dog in
gate on the farm on Monday, but be-
fore the animal could be killed it got
loose. The dog first chased into the
BARNARD and tackled sheep, badly
tearing it. When the boy appeared
the dog attacked him and he ran
through the gate with the dog at his
heels. Turning quickly he closed the
gate and caught the dog and called for
help. The farm hands responded and
in attempting to kill the dog it got
away and ran across the country to
the canal, and swimming to the tow
path chased for several miles until
Samuel Snyder's place was reached.
The dog was followed by the men from
the Neikirk place and after an excit-
ing chase was run down and shot 10
death. It's supposed that the dog
had been bitten by another dog sever
al weeks ago. It suddenly developed
rabies Monday acknowledges
tOwn Mal.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1903-04-16

DR.. J. B. Daniels died Tuesday
night in the Maryland General Hos
pital in Baltimore. The announce
ment of his death was a great shock
to his friends in this county, many OF
whom had not known he was serious
" i'll. The doctor had been failing
in health for several months past.
Last Thursday, accompanied by his
wife, he went to Baltimore for treat
ment in the Maryland General Hos
pital. He grew worse, however, and
though there was at one time some
temporary improvement, the end was
not unexpected when 1t came Tuesday
night. DIR. Jack Daniels, as he was
Familiarity known, was in the 5lst
year of his age. He was a native of
Duffelds, this county, and practlced
in that neighborhood for number Of
years. He was genial gentleman,
and had a wide circle OF friends by
whom he was greatly liked. He
moved with his family to Shepherds
town something over a year ago, and
practiced medicine here since that
time. He is survived by his wife,
who was formerly Miss Mamie Rey-
nolds, and one son. William. The tu-
neral will be held Friday morning at
Duffelds. Interment in Charles Town.
Mr.. Samuel Howell, who for 80
wears was cashier Of the First National
Bank of Jefferson at Charles Town,
died suddenly last week in Alexan-
dria, Va. Mr.. Howell recently re-
signed as cashier of the bank, and
went to Alexandria to make his home
with his only son, David J. Howell.
Last Thursday he had just returned
from a walk when be was stricken
with heart disease, and expired in
few minutes. He was p years old.
The remains were taken TO Charles
Town for burial on Saturday.
Montgomery Thompson, OF Martins
burg, who had been in the B. & 0.
service for ~ years, and for more
than 80 years a freight conductor,
was struck and killed by a passenger
train at Sir John Run Tuesday night.
He was 81 years old. He Is survived
by his wife and four children-Harry,
Robert, Ray and Miss Bessie. Mr.
Thompson wasa native Of this county,
and lived in Shepherdstown number
Of years ago
Dr. Henry D. Kerfoot, prominent
physician Of Berryville, died Thursday
afternoon Of complication Of diseases,
after protracted illness. DR.. Ker-
foot was ST years old. He served
with tcnunder the Confederscy,
having been associated with Col.
John S. Mosby. He leaves a widow
and seven sons and three sistsrs.
Mrs. Mary J. Bailey died at the
home Of her dauA hter Mrs William
Siler, in Martinsburg, last Sunday,
aged II years. Ten daughters and
two sons survive her,
John T. Johnson, a well-known res
ident of Marunsburg, died at his home
in that place Monday night Of par
alysis. He was y years Old.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1903-04-16
Meeting nj the Board Of REGENTS.

The Board of Regents Of the State
Normal Schools held a special meet
ing in Shepherdstown last Friday to
award contracts looking to the equip
ment of Shepherd College The mem
bers present were President Thos. c.
/ Miller, Charleston; Secretary Vim. N.
Straus, Parkersburg; Il. c. Ogden,
Wheeling; Ira E. Robinson, Grafton
I Ell. Dunn, Hinton; Il. L. Snyder,
/ Sbepherdstown. A dozen or more
contractors were also present. Bids
were opened for the placing Of heat
ing plant, the plumbing and electric
wiring and for the construction OF a
power-house. After careful consider
alton of the bids the board awarded
the contract for the heating plant to
Alexander Zeck, of Grafton, who will
install a system of hot water heating,
somewhat similar to that now used IN
the old college building. The con-
tract price is 6243 The plumbing
went to Robert W KYLE, of Wheeling,
at his bid of $1,000 The Standard
Heating and Engineering Company, Of
Lancaster. Pa. will do the wiring at
S447. S. A. Westenhaver, Of Mar
tinsburg, who constructed the main
building, will erect the Power-house at
$500. The building committee will
meet here on Wednesday next when
a contract will probably be awarded
for the completion of the main struc-
ture. It is the desire Of the board to
have the new structure ready for oc-
cupancy by the opening Of the next
school term in September.
The board fixed upon the following
dates for the commandments Of the
several normal schools:
Chenille. Friday. June jth.
FairmOnt. Monday, June sth.
West Liberty, Tuesday, June 9th.
Marshall College. Thursday, June liih.
Concord. Saturday. June 18th.
Shepherdstown. Monday, June 18th
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1903-04-16
Due Notice Is Served.

rr 51s '.aee Is hereby served on the
H. generally that DeWitt's Witch
MAJ save ave is the only salve on the
s5",,s-. ma. is made from the pure, un-
W. ed witch hazel DeWitt's
q, ' cea Hazel Salve has cured thousands
sry , ,.. o' piles that would not yield to
brc,.s' 'reatment, and this fact has
fefrs NJ ont many worthless counter
Inc n. mo nose persons who get the genu-
neys. w lltS Witch Hazel Salve are
r., :. disappointed, because it cures.
e at Reinhart's Pharmacy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1903-04-16
BRIEFS.

Il
the sun rises at 523 and set
Ass.
C,rrt meets May 4th anC
O0o., E.rrt Nav 10Th.
,,..., Shoes, All kinds, all prices
80 sysrv one, at Hodges
70 '''' l,,3 for sale q carload
Jl't Te,e-,s' g ~ Brotberton,
Of .a-,''. -. o.,..l,,, r;,,b,
thunder s. S.-I,r ,,I,., ont Of bns.
g, la-''- % w.,
ness
rs,a,a in the town nan SATURDAY
nigh, ,' ID -l'7'S - wv
Sunday N.-'-''
Dr. H j. Moore, oc0.lst, Will be al
..s Carter House, Charles Town.
saturday AGri. -0'n'
W.s. Virginia day Will be observed
.r Sasrl--I College on May Ist'
r.a.. exercises wll. be held
Assessor ]. W. Gardner Is making
aar.. rounds IN tins district TO
s3 Oh. Low much the people are
r-l
please send the REGISTER on un-
1904. .,ls a welcome visitor TO
-r a5-a -Clas. Ii. Fowler, DarKes-
vile IT, va.
r-.s u.rh. the hunorist, enter
FAMED a large audience IN the town
Ia. Tuesday night He was very cIey-
.-.. some Of his limitations.
e.. ,.rca b5v mare will
-.-sr., I;+cbei. Also a
.u-a5-sl young Jersey bull.
a..e g. a. a. i. Neel, Jr.
-.. attention is called to the
settlement. TIN. week THE prop
rr Garland Hurst. A large
....srs are ~ hs ,o'j
r H. Remnant on his farm
..or town last saturday niSni an"
killed and injured number oil ihem'
Easter Sunday was dull, day, 80
-a- weather was concerned,
OCCASIONAL showers prevented a salts
factory display OF new hats and
dresses by the ladies'.
" hone those of our subscribers
r.5 have ignored all our efforts to
them TO pay up viii not be offend
=. wire, our collector calls upon them
WITH Tie BILL Pay up and save costs.
c-.n lr.r,f,otrrirg 20 of
--7 q --..- -'-,'' .'.''y -" s,1.3
r. .us.. of $4,000 and liabilities
.ts- GOO n l. EicbeIberger. for
~..- --zrnarjstown. was foreman
-.-. .....
NE ....2".hg letters remain uI-
called ~ i- the ouel ueTos,o"u .o"'C-
once -Ttl.'s 9,'eHer' MI L"L IN
".--a--, -I. Sealus Go5C!o' y, H.
-.-.-5-. A'. JolA a. ho4lIu7' MI
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-23

anese troubles when bcg&a taking Vitae-Ore>
Bat 4 AM CURED SOUND AND WELL OF
AI-I4 Qy TF1M and God and vitae Qye did
y, For He, through OF HA suffering
servants. called my attention to your ''ad''
IN our Leading church paper IN which YOU
offered 60 send S. 90 packages on trial 10
any one. and threw them upon their HONOR
% pay for It II benefited, have beer TAX
ing vitasCro regularly according 10 dircc-
fi9ns. MY CATARRH is rs PER CENT
BETTER. AND MY KIDNEY AND sTOM-
ACII TROUBLE ENTIRELY CURED am
ia better health than have been IN eigh-
tsen years Tor It has co-n efbout eighteen
years since took CatArrh). can heartily
md conscientiousy recommend Vitae Ore 70
suffering humanity the best medicine which
i have ever taieen.-W1n F.. DOUGflFRTH'
Minister First Christian Church
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-23

would be com
palled 70 lie on
loc bottles un
Ill they would
pesn into lhs
bidder. My az
gesticn was 80
psd / seldom
dared to eat as
much SIS eight
ounces OF food
before preaching
IN she evening.
lest / should os
distressed while
IN tins pulpit. I
had no thought
whatever Of be-
Ing cured Of
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-23

ny E[C0ftl
again. Mora
eg,ar er,-,,
:. 90. -
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80 " 90
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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-23

work / tried many S2nssd yalys3essuaA COD
is@ea and sanitarlous and every known treat
men- but all seemed only TO add fuel 70 tbs
IRE. 7 grew from day to day aud
my physicians Advised that my only hops
waa in travelling I travelled for about
year oy private convorsncs. and appeared at
times be better, but tho end OF
the year and ernaclated and
finally had give up Ny trouble at this
time aggravated by Kidney Disease,
rheumatism and Nervous Prostitution. the doc
and that nothing could but opera
ton. The Piles became nta-nal and Fistuls
made its appearance. by this tina l WAR
given up by all positively inoursbie.
heard u Vitae-Ore and purchased 8. package,
bur had 1t IN the house for month
before I could take g. I was 90 low thai
those around afraid TO have me
use Il. told any daughter. who had been 8
drained nurse, that wanted 70 use the Vitae
Ore and che threw hsr around
and burst into tears. SAYING; when you
give up good physician Sor a remedy you
know nothing about. you ara going to die.'
told her that death would be preferable to tina
torture 1 WA then suffering and commenced
70 take vitAe-Ore that Thursday. BY tho fol-
lowing Saturday I could SIT W little, and
seventy pounds than did and feel BET
ter than I hsvs for thirty-e.ght years. II
seen1s surprising that much good ana s,,ch
C. cure could be accomplished in short
slime with one medicine l With that could
see every sufferer with indigestion. Rheums
tsln- Kidney Bladder trouble. or any Of the
ailments I hed, that 1 could tell them OF
this wonderful medicine.
J. ID. DODD, S%5 Sd St
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-23
REV. WM. e. DCUGHENTY HAS
USED IT AND KNOWS WHAT
TT WILL DO.
Read What He Says.

FITZGERALD. CA write q FEW sines jast
10 say that about year ago, I began tax
ag VitB--OTe for cstarrh Of tha head and
taroat. I at that time hsd bad OK in
q Sestion arl Kidney Trouble Sometimes
...res N.oc,l nm In NY kidnsYs. ani |
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-23
a WAR VETERANS TESTIMONY.
A Serious Conplication-seezningly
Beyond Hope--yields Readily to
Vitae 0Te--A Triumph For
Natures Remedy.

AIIsANVIA, IN
hardly know now 60 ssy what I want TO
in behalf II v1tn@-csre. watch cured ma
aster | had given Up al, hopes Of ever Ec:-
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-23
"Out Of the Jaws Of Death.'
One Months Time Serious Kidney and Rheumatic II
Was Down. DIshcartencd and AImoas helpless.

y V Trinity Rlon Ca y
advertisement received package Of VTAoRE OF
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-23

kTe P0N7SiO1SN5
marked symptoms Brishts Disease. and commenced
70 dope with mercury, soda ltnia eascylic acid
potash, etc, all OF which constantly constipating
me ana nearly everything ! disagreed with me
You well imagine condition and state OF mind
was broken down. dsheartened and heplesa.
BY chance had placed IN hands 4
tanning an advertisement OF vITAE-ORE and, Ike
drowning caught at It. gent for II and IT has
proved be the Oar that enabled paddle
fga hareue the haven OF Health used the in
hot water. and It commenced to benefit me from the
IN a marked change for the
better. and wrote My urine became cleared
natural color. six days the brick deposit
My bowels became regular. could eat
what wanted and what ola eat 90 not hGrt me and
those terrible hallucnations that had haunted my
beet OF ell, tho pain leaving my onGsufering inl
crutch stick.
Now, after taking dollar pa ckage OF VITAE~ORE.
than been in thirty years All this wonderful
due 20 the virtue contained IN OF Ore Fl
I could impress upon every suffering with
rheumatism what know Of the virtues Of Vitae(
directions. but always in hot water, and will be
singing the praises OF VitaeOre and praise Theo Noel
ing this Grand boon to suffering humanity. Theo Noel
side by sde with Harvey, for discovering
other unearhing Natures of purifying It,
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1903-04-09
Latest News.

Conditions are promising in
Texas for q big wheat yield.
A number of short railroad lines
are being constructed in the
Southern States.
The battleship Illinois is to be
locked at New Orleans to test the
dock for large battleships.
A wild deer, driven out by the
high water, ran into the cathedral
at Natchez, Miss, during mass.
Hon. James Wilson, Secretary
of Agriculture, will make a tour
of experimental stations in the
South.
Major General William Hicks
Jackson, a noted Confederate
cavalry leader during the civil
war, died near Nashville, Tenn,
on the 31st ultimo. He was born
Oct. /, 1885, at Paris, Tenn, and
was in his 66th year.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1903-04-09
Obituary.

The many friends of former
years in this and adjoining COM
munities, for whom she bore the
tenderest memories, will learn
with deep regret that on the 10th
ult., in st. Louis, Mo-, the bright,
intelligent, animated spirit of Miss
Mollie Daugherty passed through
the gateway of death to joy
Her remains were inferred by
those of her husband, Col. C. J..
Perkins, in the Prairie Hill GEM
etery, near their home.
" Beautiful spirit, free from all stain,
Ours the heartache. the sorrow and pain.
Thine is the glory and infinite. gain
Thy slumber is sweet.
Shreveport and Minden papers please
copy. A FRIEND.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1903-04-09
Silhouettes.

N. 0. Times Democrat.
Politeness is the tip which the
world, as it waits on US, has the
right to expect.
Despite the daintiness of her
nature woman will always deliver
repartee with an ak.
If a man were to give a good
woman her due, how soon he
would be bankrupt!
The smiles of women are the
aims which Providence bestows
upon the beggar Man.
Even in the velvetpat of lux :
ury will generally be found the
ugly patch of discomfort.
Have you had your heart dis
infected? Else how dare you fall
in love with good woman?
If you would wash your soul
very clean, use the waters of love,
without artificial scents or soft
soap.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1903-04-09
TO Advertise the Great Southwest

Farmers, farmers wives and
daughters, school teachers, doc
tors, clergymen, merchants in the
smaller towns, any citizen who
has something to say, are invited
to write letters and longer articles
about the locality in which they
live in the Southwest.
The territory includes Arkansas,
Arizona, Indian Territory, Lou
isiana, Southern Missouri, New
Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas. :.
Premiums that make it an OBJ
ject are offered, set for each
State and Territory. Full condi-
tons of the contest, and q list of
the prizes and awards will be sent
upon application to
j. w. STEELE,
Comm'r Colonization Agency,
Southwestern Lines, Columbia
Theatre Building, ST.. Louis, Mo.