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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-07
SUNDAY POLO GAME.
CoIcord Park Will Be the Scene OF
Great interest

Oklahoma City. o. T. Aug. 6.-Messrs.
9. X. Bingham and r. NJ. Johnson of
AIinco, !. T, were in the city Yesterday.
and made arrangements whereby they
viii secure the use CT Colcord park next
Sunday for polo game between two
teams from Minco, said TO be made up
OF the finest polo players in the world
some Of whom have participated in the
greatest games pulled of in England.
To many people here the game of polo
is unknown. 1t partakes much OF the
nature Of lacrosse and hockey. and is
played OF horseback.
The participants will be: Blues-Wal-
ters. Johnson. Campbell. L. Campbell.
Reds Hughes, Ginurn. Z Campbell. Par
ish- Referee-G. X. Bingham
-Four men play with each team. making
total OF eight in the game. while twenty
five horses are used. each player having
three mounts.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-07
STATEHOOD ADDRESS.
What South McAlester Paper Thinks
of IL

Guthrie o. t. Aug. 6-Concerning the
statehood address gotten out by Okiaho-
mans. the South McAlester Capital. which
is for separate statehood for Indian ter
sitory, says:
In the promul cation of the statehood
address by the Republicans of Oklahoma
the keynote of the new statehood bill
that will go before congress as the meas
ure advocated by Delegate Mcclure was
sounded, and It's tone is indeed pleasing
to those in Indian territory who favor
separate state for their own country.
The address viii be a guide used in
framing separate statehood bin for Ok
lahoma; bin that will be kept as far
as possible away from the shoals of con-
solidatioa with the destinies of New Mex
leo and Arizona. The new bin VIII be
for Oklahoma. II is the first patri-
otic, forcible appeal from Oklshomans
for recognition on their own merits that
has ever been made. Heretofore resalu-
tions and statehood measures have tended
TO show weakness in Okla hona's esti-
nation OF herself This falling appeared
in the argument for union Of the two
territories as advocated by the Demo
Gratis of Oklahoma. and the absorption
clause devised and used ii the last cam
paisn on congress by the Republicans.
1t is a relief 10 Indian territory 10
know that the Republicans OF Oklahoma
have adopted articles Of faith which
eliminate the outrageous piece meal or
absorption feature. Such an end FOR
Indian territory is terrible 10 contem-
plate. and when advocated ~ the party
Of the majority of congress IL was ever
safe to predict that the piecemeal issue
was a mere political bait It's complete
elimination is relief
While the Republicans have assumed
considerable IN their address just issued.
they have moulded their campaign TIM
ber together quite iageniously, catch
ingly and patriottcaily-
When congress assemblies Oklahoma
Republicans VII start cut sne~, deaf 70
tire appeals % the two western terrific
rics for another COLLISION. aad Il there
Is a partisan spirit dormant il ccnSress.
okla hor,a z-in wiz cut because she de-
serves recognition and because adnnis-
SION uow By herself skaters rthe ore
great Democratic state that would result
by the adoption OF the single s-2tehood
shsory-
Considering their address froE- Fsrio;ss
stations Il seems that ths Bs5us1icaEss
of Oklahoma are eaainsnsiy correct 4
their position
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-07
VIA POND CREEK.
II Is Said Governor Bailey Pardon
Jessie Morrison.

Pond Greek. o. T.. Aug ct is persist
emily rumored, says the Vidette. that
Governor Bailey viii pardon Jessie Nor
rison from the state peniten;iary at the
end Of the present year. Governor
Bailey paid Miss Morrison a visit and
when he went away the little prisoner
appeared to be in better spirits than
she has been since she was taken to the
penitentiary X is NOT known what the
governor said to Miss Morrison. hut it Is,
evident that he said something that
ueSied her immensely He said when
questioned that h did not talk about
Miss MeTrison's case at al.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-07
SPECIAL RULING.
Attorneys Prohibited From Practicino
Before Land Office.

ArdTore. l. T. Aug. 6.-At Tishomingo.
where lands sre being allotted 10 Indians.
a special ruling has been made prohibit
ing al attorneys from ptacticing before
the land Office. land sharks. through
their attorneys. have been selecting al
lotments Tor the Indians. and after hav-
ing secured lease on ne proposed allot-
ment have accompanied the Indiau To the
land Office TO see that they safely land
their victims. The ruling Of the com
mission is intended 10 abate this nuis-
anct.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-07
CAPITAL Is
TWENTY
MILLIONS
Oklahoma Grants a Charter of
Immense Proportions,
ENID TO NEW ORLEANS
Kansas and Oklahoma Capital
lists in the Deal.

Guthrie, o. T., Aug. "a territorial
charter was granted today to the Kansas
Central Oklahoma and Gulf railroad COM
Dany, with $zO,Ooo.ooO capital The es-
tinated length is 1000 miles with twenty
million dollars as the estimated cost
The proposed line to be constructed
from Enid, o. T., to New Orleans, La,
Galveston, Texas. and Winnipeg, Mani
toba
The incorporators are ]. A. Koontz OF
Hutchinson, Kan, d. d. Thomas and
T. c. Spalding OF Kansas City, Mo-. j.
III. Ledserwood, a. II. McMahan and w.
o. Jones, local capitalists.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-07
Ell RENO'S SHARE.
Gets $12374 From the Territorial Ap
portionment

EI Reno. o. T, Aug. 6.-fhe consolidat-
ed territorial and county apportionment
for school land leases is Il cents per
capita. The territorial is cents per
capita, and as Ell Reno has 1,54S children
her part is $l23S4
The apporuonment Of county school
money amounted to SO cents per capita
The total county apportionment for Ell
Reno is S975.25. Total for Il Reno is
$iC99.09, the amount of money appor-
toned to this county amounting to $n2,
while the amount raised in the county
was $3.717
This is very good sum and is better
than was expected as most of the school
leases are paid earlier in the year says
the American
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-07
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..szLt IN. - IfS kaa iu Hsr iisaY; Rsz5i3
'c s E<WHzZ.


Fl Rene. . T. haE s.-The Harvest
Home Carnival committee on speakcrs
for the blE celebration have written Zen
htor ia. Quay. Senator Foraker sensfor
Bailey. Of Texas. and Senator Burton -
Kansas asking thcrn % set dater dsfr''a
on which they can address fhe people a.
the Harvest Home Carnival. ~ roaa as
ecuafoc Quay ard ofhers are heard rron
The date of thc carnival VIII b. 81
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-07
SOLD HIS PAPER.
Alex Posey Has Gone Out OF the
NeWspaper Business.

South sIcAiester. J. T.. Aug. s-AieS
Posey. editor and owner OF the Eufaula
Indian Journal has sold his paper q Z.
f. winn. formerly With the South No
Alester Capital
Mr.. Posey IS the well known fndian
humorfst who writes under the nom De
plume OF "Fus FixiOo." He has repu-
tstion that Is no longer confined 20 the
Territory. but has spread 70 the eastern
cities from where come offers OF hicra-
tive employment. some Of which viii
probably he accepted by MIR. Posey-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-07
COURSING STAKES.
Oklahoma City Expects a Large Lot of
Visitors,

Oklahoma City, .. T., Aug. 6.-This
city secures the coursing for the Water
loo stakes OF the American Ceursing as
sociation. 1t is expected that many per-
sons Will be here during the event in
October.
There are many people who are not
familiar with the coursing meet. and
for their information it may be well to
state that the event to be held here is
the principal one for the national asSo-
citation for the year, known as the Wa
terloo stakes. In plain parlanee, it is the
annual racing of thoroughbred grey
hounds of America. 1t is to the coursing
fraternity what the American Derby is
TO horsemen. There will in all probable
ity be 125 geyhoHnds entered In the race
for the Waterloo stakes. One-half the
number will be dropped after each race.
until the contest narrows down to two,
the winner TO receive the stakes. 1t
will consume at least two days and prob
ably longer. The course will be laid out
in the qUarter-stretch at Colcord Park
and will be enclosed entirely with canvas
1t is the intention to use jackrabbits
as the quarry, and openings will be left
at the ends of the course through which
the rabbit may escape if it is so FORUM
ate as to get that far. The intention is
to have the president of the association
here for several days to assist in ar
ranging the grounds.
1t is expected that the meet will bring
many prominent wealthy men of the
country here. as well as several from
England The best greyhounds of the
world will participate in the races for
the Materloo stakes
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-07
HELD UP ITS MAIL.
Government Objects 10 the Lottery
Feature Of the Deal.

y
Feature Of the Deal.
Guthrie O. r.. AUG. s-Postu.aster Har-
ris, at Kansas city. has held mp che mail
OF the Monarch Investment c1rapany.
an Oklahoma towusite COMPANY or a
fraud order issued ny the postmaster gem
eral on the ground that n was doing a
lottery business. The rs solG So 90
worth az lots at Apalach1. O. r sna
disposed Of them at q arr ng held Jttiy
-. and had advertised arather drawing
~ lots IN Warwick. O. r. Tor Augu~s fsA
There WAS no fraud but NJ Govern
mcnt objects 70 the Icttery festu~c.
The company applied % judge IbgTirs
of the United States district cour, ~
Kansas City for a temporary ingunctson
against Postmaster Harris ~ keep him
from Withholding Sta NAH but M couirs
refused 10 hear argumcut on the astR-
ti0n before Octoiyur.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-07

tsrshrie. o. T Aasg. s---Iz<ssad sf ~
turning - this esty sr1= Kansas. NseFs
hs had beer - close aa ! coztEsei ~atH
kznzsss eEscsals for ths e&rs = ck-A
hosaz's es1sscss. Cr@FeraeT z z tef -'-s7o-
sxe-sx u Hinton. Czssdo cousty. > Der,
he delivers a. zasr-ss Al a cssaaz@t-ez
today The cVeat 3 - &cc1ozt os sSs
anniversary cf the osszlzs Il IA ns~
COUNTY,. gss Se2rx AKA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-07
SPEED RETURNS.
Has Been investigating Charges Of
Fraud in New Country.

Guthrie. O. T. Aug s.-Jnitsd States
District Attorney Speed has returned
from a trip 20 the new country. whore
be has been investigating cbsrg-s Of al
legged fraud. under the direction of the
Department OF justice. IN the letting -
bridge contracts Air Speed released 10
discuss the Situation there. bar froEl an
other source II b. learned thst in one
county there are thirty bridE>s IN iss
construction of which fraud - sileEsS
Ia another coasnty. Il b. asserted. there
are tssenty-one bridges not aD 10 the
standard required by the interior Dr.
rarfrrenf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-07

lshoma bad heavy rainfall uas morn
ins. eoias much COED 90 growing crops
and pastures Az Tar ar can - asrer-
tained the faln waa general over Kay
roVniy. exfsndiax b. other portions -
Ckinho1na
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-07

Oklahoma CITE O. r. Aus fA Rwern-
nleii. q ST Iouss is r. the csfy an hsis-
iness connected with fhe big brewery
The rnachine-v y nov brfns rsrbTiv IN
stalled and it was announced today fhat
Tire plant wonld he ready fof Husirers
within thirty dnvs The plant uiI have
a caparfsv - ~ - Sarrels - ise~r arnu-
any ard forcs ~ - rn-r VII - esss-
plo-sd
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-07
STORAGE CAPACITY.
Roller Mills Are Enlaroing Their EIe-
NatOrS

Alva. O. T, Aug. 6.-The AIva roller
mills have hardly completed their large
wheat bin. but rs the carpenters. f, en-
closed the building the farmers filed il
With wheat. 50 without moments de-
lay they are building an addition p bv IS
feet. SAYS the Pioneer. The miiIers viii
continue 10 enlarge it as rapidly as nee
essary 10 store the great amount of wheat
they arc buying daily
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-07

and George W. Patrick. OF Oklahoma
City
The Aline Cemetery associat tioa. -
Aline, perpetual. with the folowins IN
corporators: John r. Mincher. Ezra r.
and John Hartshorn. NJ n Gully. II. A.
Lille and J.. C. Thomas
NOtarial public commissions we're sssuei
today 20 Ed &. Keegan. 90 Shsudiar and
A. Is. lane. Of Mountain view
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-07

r7ufhrse o r. Aux s.-T-rrs-1-izl chsT-
.e-s -e-- t~rrBai sr-1ar "a fc.s~s
The 0kiahoraa Duck anf Ezf~-r-oss
sfanrf etssrla< company. q Oklahoraa
fs;v. with r. "a rsTi.sf zsock Tsss ssc1r-
r.s1afo-s are- Cbss G. fEsss5eFr1z- -
g. Igouis. 5o- e Pztriok. y. ?. cougsr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-07
REoUIslTIoN ISSUED.
c. W. Sock, New in Oregon. Wanted
al Woodward.

Guthrie. o T. Aug. GA requis;tion
was issued today by Acting Governor
Grimes on the governor OF oreSaa fer
the return 70 Woodward. q. T. II c. ".
Book. charged with mansiauShter. lie is
nladex arrest IN Portland Oxs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-07
NATIVE OLIVES.
J. 3. Cuffison 81 Enid VIII Display
Same

Guthrie. \. 7. Aug s.-serretary Frec
L Werner of tne - I.ools eIp7sirlor
corun1ission ms received netise fhai ,.
p. ClIizan of Erio ~iil have okizf r-1a
g-o-vn olives fcr exhfbifiou y s. Lcri-
Nrr I'd ? Hauel q weiisson hss
prenarsa an ezflE7ft q rvrrs fsrzr Etrsv-
bsrr3s- wfteh bass been reri - fhe sora-
r.rfrafrr-,ar -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-07

Guthrie. o. r Aax 8E-s Frsnsisks
Pi~tpy - 1~IfoF8 hss rnasis aps.8.rs tses
fsE ~ res1s@e - seeopk 1slsk - -
eoss8ty fsuzn tss rsnffsrl1u - Nerzssa
y F~ieass-i Jsisk So tske p-s~ata treat
rssuf frern a. iaNsEiiy sosels fst
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-07

3 Mcclure sHs esorsrsor 2 b yer
Fuson vii deliver a1dfssrrs at the Ol5
so'1i~rS rsa1i0n ~ Jefsereon oa ths ssfA
- Aazzsss- 'fTsus are bslHz made sor
va rsuRion The resa.lsa ASSOCIATION fas
~ grounds usar gerffsca
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-07

The difference in the balances as shown
by our statement, and those of the
banks arises from the fact that checks
have been issued which have not been
presented for payment
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-07

Natnrga. o. 2. As ga H Cfs-f
sHi Aiss Rsss Es4w1a. - tais sisg. xsr.
married heFe yesfsr5sv. ~ Cara 50
fsT > s'sess sirsss- ar~rss~r - 80 T~rrs
tgr1si Beard ss fstsrHary.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-07
MONTHLY REPORT.
Treasurer Rambo Submits Figures for
IInIu

Guthrie o. t. Aug. 6-Territorial Treas
urer c. W. Rambo today submitted his
monthly report on the finances of the
territory to Governor T. B. Ferguson.
The report is as follows:
Hon. T. B. Ferguson, Governor Of Okla
hona.
The territorial treasurer has the honor
TO submit his monthly statement showing
the balance on hand at close of business
on June 80. the amount received and paid
out from July to July 81. and the balance
on hanG at the close OF business on July
81. 1903 Also. the amount TO the credit
of the several funds named heloW.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-07
Keep Your Insides Cool /!

thinks disease
His face : al drawn q from fear agony Ev % -
"paipiissesfhzf simply
oa aen;ng unagesed food and hs x 49,
Nctnsag In
6st-ntion whole and
end hs heart ard lungs owded for gzsU for bk
There he look him. Every he
OF tac al he needs that souaz ga forn - a.
and bowels hep dgesssoa along ip.~ ~
the body Keep cool ndei Take candy CsSspr
bootlne IL zsl xoyk while
udc. regular
q and youh y feeling hne al day day Heart Fgsvs
@ocaael9 .. .s - - -. = AZ e.
sxws-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-07
Hoods .C0rsGpdrill0

positively removes them, has radically
and permanently cured the worst cases. and
is without an equal for all cutaneous
eruptions.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-07

Balance on hand July l, 1903. -. 1914. .269. Il
Amount received from al sources
from July l TO July 31............ 103. .4S1 IS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-07
Eczema

How it reddens the skin, itehes, oozes
dries and scales!
salt rheum.
The suffering from it is sometimes in
tense; local applications are resorted to-
they mitigate, but cannot cure.
1t proceeds from humors inherited or ac-
qGired and persists until these have been
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-07

Amount paid out from July l to
July 81, 1sUo -..-.---..-.. ..---..--.-s z,4z1 70
Balance on hand at close of busi-
ness July 81 1903 .................. 5S5, pa. %
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-07
S51z,700.55

funds are deposited as fol-
Decorah-posten., 1903-02-06
Snoholo.

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fine Zine ct bhtebaru", Notwithstanding al Sacpb q. RUs, Cub
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branosoaRn, Slipper QsrfH6ieus Gale for Kpu6eu", e lbn Stpperbr
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det ON Germonetrsts Pitoris mo en- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS meaem De tue
M bruselge TernOmurS, 5abreutets, Reaumur8 % GetTu3. Ser CT BOG lite
bet belle al Su8ens rN ofusrkuOe 3nbbO.O opps9net, men mon ul t. at ben bDs
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Decorah-posten., 1903-02-06
Jffe til Oct Sruo.

timber 9rpiioent Sopes' aomini.
itration bIe0, JON befien6t, beruienoe
Iliffeoarer banlpit ira Oct boioe GUS,
ipecieIt poa 6ernnleSnirs al RrS.
Sapcs, Der arbeioeoe iprtgt for sli.
boIosiasen. 6orat bite i'm Nnerticr.
belle beraf ienSte en- Eel aiboINStpin.
Der | Cincinnati benSe iom &rejeut
en- elegant Buffet ("Sibeboorb0. Der
pIocereSeS / GrGiibenten& Spiieitie.
"a Sones aif al iom Grpijoent, loo
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be isicu | set Spibe Gus, "a Sen bar
ppret benpttet af bans Giterfs.gsre
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ment iom OpbeporinJsitcS for line
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bet MIA. at ita tan ttts net f~ntota.is lem Tor ben.
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faa raa man iprtaa. at osu lite bar tuts -eefteH-
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sen Its ies bar lGa Better CT. at Ytr. aHanOfen
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vrrs spao IN betaisr fer gIaset, men zen bsots
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frit fsr snbuer.
Ga upnrocrlig Sog icnocs
irit paa Sorlangenoc.
Silss belbreSes uSen Operation,
nbeu 5are for Observation-Disclosures
peo ct iimpclt SiemmehiioSel.

gpramio Bile Cure gtper sieblif.
felig 2iuorina og Teller oIorig / at
b~elbreoeSe tnboer 6orm al orunts
plaeenOe Spgbom. StlioIgs Dos ale
apotefere for 80 Gents 8affen. IN.
timber er burtist bIet belbrebet.
Spsrg 9eres apotefer efter en- @affe
al GpramiS Bile Cure eIler firm eiter
Dor lille BOG, Ser fortpaer aft ON
aariag til 90 SelbreoeIie al SiIes.
Strio Geres Rapu og anresie tuSe.
Iigt poa ct Boitfort Ieno Oct til GD.
ramio Srug Co.. Woribna, Rit.
og De biz rroStnge goger pr. pmgna.
erbe Eoit.
Decorah-posten., 1903-02-06

Or Der nosst pss fssisissassbOgru? Ter &c isiss
fprftassEtst. {; be, iom iVsrasr ~iaaIsoeS. hvertrH bar
isrt BEN sasr lat esH. JHsen, 'om bar feet s1rr Iaf
Den. vtl iatss yad at isFras iad,sseS. Gan ul bare
BIZ '0ruHsrst Bee, at nan Tan iaa tHs iaG nssss ssot.
aptftst o. iHisrssiaHi en- iaa liseH COG. Saa 5l
ban tHofsrr ~ sstt Raua amber I'm dsoislsoGtum.
sryaSi fin JGmIItss RaSur % Ras 5srzGsres %
ssRrasss Ravus. Sad i~orr'llosr Der aItts ems sfs
en- ,zsf aEsta Vistts % aGosrIts SssiSsuase. ion
man ne sisrHt oil sIsuns; sT sr sHlssuEHs nj At
ann Rris ben urstE ben EatnH. ben f~ereialet. es ben
nj rte sIcETHts. aIs, Bet gr tlte bare HsssL
men bet tr messt Vso esHHs Bog. Sea prs tie.
on, ben e. al ia1 uacn fem Rrrmte nss -Hag.-. men
bpis ben az. ila ,yb Senl Esu hsEsc r In ttts ~
iaa I.aHs tia. at fla zen % S0seu NEE. "a Haar
tn f9raaty etH subfrigttoH. iea 70 riiUl srHHs SSs
fom grxnis. o. 9u oil Raoe. At AZ bar gIuEt q
see; Slts.
ClsL. Rpaasre. CfraHpsr. JRiHr.
(Gortfrttesl
Decorah-posten., 1903-02-06
SuIter libel.

Soiepb %. Sbepporo / Gcp BORT
beticn0te iig til ben inhiite @r0hnin'
lore og troeNc. at ban trroe Icpc u0cr
at iptic; meE 6sIgcn bar. at ban /
SsrboBS bsoe al Cult. San booOe nof
at IeOe al % tauS Sm arpcr MI
belle bans 6orrue. Gr. Sultan y.
bIeo foIot til Sen NGcrSc
men "a oar set for lent. ~.
oeoe blGo 81 Mar. &ou iuItcoc iiJ
libel paa neBte ioa Gage.
Decorah-posten., 1903-02-06

fineite 1riffeOarer, o. Der err bleosn
SpeftafeI / Observation-Disclosures 2eir.
NangemiHionqren Sobn g., Mc9ear,
eier al Cincinnati Gnauiter" bsa,
oa ban iif bore ON Senne 8anheai.
seIie al set eamlc WtinSe ON afboE-
oenbeo / oct Spioe Sits, aisbcreH
$3.50 ior gufeten, men fit aiI15.
Stnere bar en- Ssu al BrGiiStnt
SopeS forisst at faa fisbt Sen, mcn
it0eu SeIS. aie6ercn flyer, at bans
EriS err $4,000; iaor ban life Set.
iaa oil ban bcboIbe oeu % berDtte 0.H
/ iiu 6o%rretuiug.
Decorah-posten., 1903-02-06

Sarouneer o. Dor Der. anoers 2sne,
Der, iom tiOIisere er meSoeIt, Ina I'm.
Der Notwithstanding. bar faaet VT.
foro 90 Dor iaaIebes frerloeles | fine
Suie no poa aaniffeteigen.
&ermeo uil jeg lutte for oenre
Sang, ioet geretninger ~iortiGtter
rrite Sang.
Weo Enifet ON ct soot 9tptoar er
2Ticrne nteset billet fra
o q