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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-09

The many friends OF G. II. Hausan,
engineer on the l.. e. & w. railroad,
at present living in Lima. Ohio, will be
pleased to know of his recovery from
threatened kidney disease. He writes:
II was cured by using Foley's Kidney
Cure. which I recommend to adj, espe-
cially trainmen who are usually SINH
larry afflicted" B. A. Morgan.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-09
WOULD SPEND 100000.
Professor Hays of Minnesota Advocates
More Money for Farm Education.

Special to Times Republican.
Ames, Jan. 9.-Last night in the
chapel of the Iowa State college WIS
held the first session of the thirtie.h
annual convention of Iowa Improved
Stock Breeders association. The ses-
slons will continue all day today.
The speaker of the evening WAS Pro-
fessor Hays of Minnesota university,
who discussed decidedly new idea IN
agricultural education. He promised
to show how Iowa could spend $1,000
COO instead of 100000 per year on ag
ricultural education. Instead of hav-
ing 5000 rural schools" said Profess
districts five miles square with con-
solidated rural school in each district.
Between the rural schools and colleges.
establish an academic school not city
schools that draw agricultural youths
from farms, but agricultural high
schools.
Iowa needs ten or twelve such high
schools to complete the work of her
rural schools. Now we let city schools
With equipment and teachers draw out
our young people from the farms we
are not spending as much money foc
agricultural education as for other
branches in proportion to numbers.
Iowa should have more of school fund
for agricultural education. and fit ag-
ricultural high schools with proper
equipment Building them on ten acre
lots with facilities for poultry. livestock
and farm crops experiments. and then
the youth of the country will be start
ed in agricultural research and Iowa
farmers will be educated in some pro-
portion to the part they play in Iowa ;
greatest Industry
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-09
AGREE ON CLOSING HOUR.
Eldora Business Houses to Close a
p. m. Hereafter.

Special to Times Republican.
Eldora. Jan. a.-The business houses
of this city will hereafter be closed at
4 p. m. An agreement to that effect
signed by the business men of the
city has Just been promulgated. 1t is
a step in the right direction, as it Will
afford the business man and the clerk
more time for necessary recreation.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-09
LohrxiIle Defeat. Dayton.
Ia Times-Re1plbl!can

Special to Times -ReplbI!cah.
Lohrville. Jan. 9.-The home team
defeated Dayton at ten pins here yes
terday by seventy-four pins. Allison.
of Lohrville made high score and high
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-09
Mrs. j. E. Finn.
MRS. J. E. FINN, So East High St.,

Nl Buffalo, N, Y, writes:
The Peruna Medicine Co., Columbus, o.:
Gentlemen: "a few years ago I had
to give up social Life entirely, as my
health was completely broken down.
The doctor advised q complete change
and rest for year. As this was out
of the question fors time, began to
look arOund for other means of reSfor.
ing my health.
~ had often teand Of Peruna as an
excellent tonic. 50 I bought q bottle to
see what IL would do for me, and II
certainly took hold Of my system and
reiuvensted me, and In less than two
months was In perfect health. and
now when I feel worn out or fired .
dose or two Of Peruna Is al that I
need. "...Ars. J. e. Finn.
Pelvic catarrh is phrase coined by
DR.. Hartman, covering all that large
class Of diseases that used to be known
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-09

as female weakness. The lower portion
OF the abdomen is called by anatomists
the pelvis. The organs contained in
this portion of the body are known as,
the pelvic organs. There are several of
them, very delicate and very subject TO
catarrh. Few women escape entirely
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-09

Los Angeles, cal-Rev. John saffori.
formerly in charge Of Methodist
churches in Minneapolis and ST. Paul.
is dead.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-09

on these limitations. No conscientious
druggist would sell one Of them. Every
purchaser should look carefully ct each
package Of Peruns he buys, to be sure
that no is getting only genuine Peruna.
Address DR.. Hartman, President Of
The Hartman Sanltarium, Columbus, O.
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SrDfttpprte.
Sa nIand)em Sausbalt gan 9(ntomio's
tpiIo mat tie ais iOict1e finDen.

Die S9mersen i'm Giden lossuz
tueroeu, total fret BON ieoer Btaee
uuregelmdBiaeu BaiIerlahens gu
ietn, 1T aenua, nm ieben yeierenlei=
oenoen Danfbar sll MAIDEN. Die
@raablnna. uie Der Behlel berbei=
gefIbrt tuereen fann. mirb fiir Die
San IntDnier 9eler berubiaeno uno
befrieoigeno iein.
Msrs. 5. S. 6apmafer, 419 @pD=
mingz zStraBe tuDbnbaft. @attin oes
friberen 3immerntanns S. 5.
6apmafer, ia9t: Ils ib mir DDan' s
0ieren= 8ilIen anidaffte, iaete id su
mir Ielbit, oaB penn oieIelben erfiil=
len. mas pDn ibnen bebauptet tpirb,
i6 cine WeoiSin babe, bic mid tpies
Der berftellt. Sh batte mild erfdltet
uuo Die grfdltune lblug ouf Die
geieren. einen beitdnbieen Gbmers
uno cine 8unobeit iiber nteinen
8ufen perurlabeno. belpnoers
mabrnebmbar, tpenn ih mid bidte
Doer etuaS bob. Die Nusiheioun=
gen nOn ben Nieren tparen bdufia,
fart sefdrbt uno ihmersbaft. Sd
fablte fir aewDbnlid uieoeraeihla=
gen uno entbebrte Der getpDbnten
gneraie. 5bon elm ooer stpei 9a=
ge uabben, ib DDari's 8illen qe=
nOmmen bate, fiiblte ib befer, bolo
perloren fib ale Spmptome unb ih
befano mid i'm Gllaeneinen tuDbl.
Sh rate Inberen, Die leioen, tpie icb
litt, entueoer nab bem Sture Der
8erar Drug So. ooer nacb Slider
nno Sprineaa's Drug Store su ges
ben, 0oan'S @iereus Biaen sl fau=
fen uno nit oenielben eineu 8eriub
81 MAIDEN.
grbGltlib bel alien OroguiIten.
Yreis so Gents. Softer WiG5urn
go. in Buffalo. R. g., oIeiniee
Ggenten fir Die Ser. Stoaten.
Ter9eBt nibt Den Nan1en 8 oan
uno acceDtirt fein Subititut.
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9otal 81. 7O8. 374.n
0erbinDlim mfeiten.
9otal 81, ,708. .374.71
s.OtatlOneu IN seras gelulHldt.

Die ssriscDsSDftem 2anb' Stnmi'
9ratiOns aiiociatiDn lenft bereits
ihren 9eil Der @tnpa1tDeruna nab
2eras
9reibunoertunofiinfsig Naenten
oieIer aiiociation bonn Often uno
Horoen baben ioeben cine Tour ourh
9esaS beenoet uno ii6 mad ben 6illss
quelen oeS Staates m. erfunoiot.
um Die 9atfohen ben 6eimitdtteius
bern Der alteren Staaten better Dor.
fiibren 81 fDnnen.
DieIe IiiociatiDn lit bic tpirf=
iar1ite, Die es giebt; Sie bat Maenten
m Den gansen Ser. Staateu. @olIt
Sbr Sner Gigentuln, auf oem 2anoe
Doer IN Der Staot, oerfaufen, tpiinIht
Sbr &apital fiir ssabriten Ooer
lraeno eine Snouitrie. idbreibt an
H. 9. 3em0ri, GiefretGr oes Sms
miqrotlou8 8ureuus, Dept. 81.
Srtscp 8ebauoe, @5t. 2puis, Wfo.
8. 81 Spabes,
ssSmntiarations Noent.
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Srele Oieiie mad st. 9onts nno
snriid.

I'm ben Gelubern Der Weltauss
iteauna entgeaen5ufDmtnen, miro Die
W. 6. & 8. .z8abn (Tbe 8atD) einen
neuen S@neQ5ua srpilhen @alpe.
iton uno San AntDnio uno ct.
Souls einleeen unb bic erite BerIun,
Die einen Natnen fir oielen neuen
Bug einienoet. Der angenDmmen
meroen miro, erbGlt elm ssreis9idet
uon iraeno elmer Station in geras
mad ct. Souls uno suriid tpdbreno
Der IusiteQuna. Die folgenoen 8ea
oln9ungen lino gu beObahten: Ser
Name l1uB neu uno prieinen uno
tur5 uno peritdnblid iein. glIe Wait.
tellungen in 8esua bierauf fino su
rthten an Us. 6. Grub,
B. . bur Yo. $40 9.
Dnllns. Teras.
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Has t,t Dae s,eben =

Sm @ruuoe genpmmen f6nnen mir
olele Srage gar nibt beanttporten,
aber mir tuiiien. oaB es unter itrens
gen @eIeben itebt. Wenn man oieIe
9elebe audi nur leid)t iibertritt, 10
tno Shmeraen uno 2eioen bic Tolae
oaoon. Durh unre9elmdBiges 2es
ben brlngen mir Die Organe in lin.
0ronun9 uno Die 6Dlee onpun lino
SeritOpfung, 3opfldmers uno 2eber,
beibtperoen. Or. Sings 0eue Sc,
benss&illen brineen bic Sraone aber
balo mleoer in Sronuna. sic mir.
ten ti1ilo, aber ariinolih. geur 25
Gents in ben 9tputbefen ppn &
Galteper & SDn uno @oolpb 9reik.
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@pdtmiitenoe aSilecateu.

IS fonlmt ni4t ielten bor, baB bic
Wiloente ibr 9aeit uuf aiemli9 bohen
8dumen onlegt, unb es entftebt bic
Jrage, ipie tpobl bic ausge6ruteten fleiz
nen gnten our Grbe gelangen. Die
| ~Neubdmnler sSdeer= =3eitung," 8rans
benburs, sibt bier8u Die folserbe Gre
fldrung: Die fleinen @nten ftiiraen fieb
einfaf nit 9pbesberantung in BITE
9tefe. Bel einem Neit auf einem
Steinba6 ROTTEN iie, fotpeit bas Dad
gtne, unduf6altfam bergab unb bann
init einem plumps auf ben @rbbpben.
Sn ben lesten Sabren tpurbs biefe pros
aebur bon mebreren Nueen5eugen Be-
obohtet. Die 9llte itrid lpdenb forts
tpdbrsnb nm bas geit, Big cine iunee
Gnte bas 0era bate, iiber ben Ranb
bes Reites gu trieden; an Elm Gtops
pen mar bann ntdt mebr gu benfen, bic
ausel mar in's RplIen eeratbsn, unb
bic feline gnte fam piellei9t ettpas uns
fonft auf ben grbboben gu liss.n. Die
Gef1pifter 1na6ien es e6enfo uub rolf
ten nah. Die Sbter4en finb ia 10
leidt unb 70 bi4t NIT Jlaum ause.@
fdttet, baB nobl nur felten Elm nns
gliit sefdiehs. Na4 sinieen Dainuten
gebt bic san5e 8efenfhaft bann bapon
unfs na4fis DdHer. Gin dbnli4er
Iall tpurbe bei einsm Eager bepbads
tet. ber fem Reit tn elmer 60be BON 10
BIB ID SUB in einr boblen eide bate.
Die Nlte umtreiite lodenb ben Baum.
Die 2Ieinen fisIen obsr itiiratsn ii4
nod unb na4 in bic llnenbii1feit, Bis
Mutter Grbe iie aufnahm; na9 ettpa
Is Minuteu mar bic fteine Geisllf@aft
bsifammen uab bate ii9 foipeit er<
bolt, I'm Der Mutter fOIsen Su fOunen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-13
Narss GrcllrltOnen 5ur 2Seltz
glnsitellnna.

Nm II. uno 81. Mai perfauft bic
9eras uno 8acitic 8abn Spesials
GgcuriiUns'Tidets nab ct. 2ouis
uno 5uriid oDn alien Buntten ibrer
9inie in 3eras, &rfanlas uno 2Dul.
iiana fir peniaer als einen syabrs
preis. Die Tidets lino nur in ben
regelmdBiaen @ars eiiltia uno fir bic
Oauer uDn iieben 9aeen. g8enoet
@ud Jan irQenb einen 4qenten Der
Qinie
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Gtaes stmaben tutleer Sfttt mms eebeu.

Us. $. Brown pDn 2eesuiIe, Sn.
oiana. bate 9DoessQualen an Mftbs
ma au erouloen. Seine 5amilie
tpar lbon um IGN perlammelt, oa
man ieinen Tuo ieoen Iuoenblicf er.
tnartete. Sein Sobn batte Iib aufs
Bfero aeUorfen. >um in Der Is Wtei.
len entfernten Staot ,Dr. Rina's
Neue Gntoeduna" far grf6ltuno,
9uiten uno Sbminoluht su buletl.
llno lDirtlih. er fam nod sur red,
ten Belt. Das Wittel perlhoffte
Dem Batter iofort 2inoeruna uno be-
tpirtte balo cine 9eilung. Gr lbreibt
ieBt sd babe iebt ieoe gead]t aez
lunoen Sblaf." &ebnlidhe munoers
bare &uren BON Sbpinoluht, ST.
faltungen unb @rippe, gronditis
uno 2ungeuentSiinoune bemeiIen bic
unperaeblihe Wirtuna auf ale Salst
nno 2ungenleioen. @iro aarantiert.
Sn 6laihen gu so Gents uno 500.
Brobe sslaiden frei in ben Gputbes
Ten oon S. &alteuer & Son uno
NoDlpb DreiB.
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sSinanatener @eridlt
Der San 9lntoniD Hotipltal=8 =8anf in
San &ntoniD, Ieras, beim Nb=
l6luB oes @elbdfteS anl
6. September 1904.

sur Si1erbeit Der
Circulation ....... 100000
Ser. Staaten BDnbs
our Siberung Der
Ser. 5taaten 9epps
iiten 118,0O0.O0
Stpds, Securitaten &c. 165, ,082 .68
8anfbaus, MDbel &c. SO, 8,56l. 49
Sproerungen an Sea-
tionalbanfen (ni6t
&eierpe=Igerten). 59,144 %
5Droerungen an
Staatsbanfen uno
8anfiers ....... 7.3S5.46
SOroerungen an He=
ierue=aeenten ..... 327, So. %
GbedS II. anoere galb=
Stems 3,860.19
9tOten pDn anoeren Na=
tionalbanfen ...... Is, 10000
8leines 8apieraelo,
Neidels uno Gents. 295.Q
@elebli9e @elb=6e=
ierpe Der 8anf:
Specie. .$195, 1900
2e9al9ett=
oerzNoten. 29,600.00 223, 776.00
@inlDiunosz5ono beirn
Ser. Staaten 59ab=
meiiter Is Brp8ent
Der Girculation) :. 1,600.0O|
1uta( 81, 7O8, ,374.n
. ebet.
@ingeaabltes &apital S 125, 100000
lleberlbuB 5pnb. -. 125. 100000
llngeteilte@erpinne &c. Al 1862
Gusitebenbe National=
gant-gaoten -. 21, 10000
sSUroeruneen pDn Sea-
tional=8anfen -. 81, ,353 .06
5Droeruneen ppn
! 8anfiers 1904 .96
Sorberuneen ppu
Gruit @eiellibaften
unb Spar=Banfen 81, ,231. IA
SDroerungen BON be-
alaubisten Referoe=
Nsenten. ........ 2,7O5.26
8eri6nli6e Depoiiten. Lila, ,240.20
Depufiten gertififate 46, ,721.93
Ser. StaatenDeppiit 22,865.95
SepDiitent pDn Ser.
ct. 3ablneiitern IS, 1926 .29
5ptol al 7O9 374 n
Staat 3eras, 8erar Gpuntn.
SD, @eo. 8. BraG.nrioee, Brdii.
bent o6enoenannter Banf, ibpDre
biernit feierlib, oaB Der obige 8ee
ri6t nab meinem beften @i1ien uno
8lauben ridtig 1T.
(@eSei6net).
8e0. IS. 8radenrioge,
Brdiibent,
unter5el6net uno beibmoren in
melner 8egentuart am 6. September
1904.
Wt. s.. @rsfine,
Oetfentllber gt0tar, Berar @D.
&idtia befunben:
W. 6. 8radenrioge,
8. u. Stribline.
Or. s. 6erff,
DireftDren.
g8 ie Der bplunq.
6iiffsquellen.
Inleiben unoDiscDntp$ 662, ,607.40
Yer. Staaten Bombs $50, 100000
Studs, Securitdte1t &c. 165, ,082.68
8anf6aus unb @runb<
eiaentbum -. S8, SCI. 40
8aar unb Sidtwehfel 642, 1874
9otal ........ 81. .708. 374.n
8erbin nolt6teiten.
@ineesabltes 8apital,$ 125, 100000
SurpluS uno unaes
teilte @etpinne 166, 1862
Circulation ....... q, 10000
Depoiiten .......... 1896, ,537 70
--o0
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SDH 3weien gfliebt.
sasmaa:sss safirsa saif.sla.
(Hurtiebunal

A}VAttSBt%NAt
uB0ter, ulurnleIte Walter, ,lpie
tannft Du nur slauben--@ ipeiter bate
oer pffene, sTabe 8urf1e absr nihts
ufogtn.
Da tam bem alten 0ehrer Der @e=
hante. bdB fem Gobn ibm ettpas perz
bergen nolk. llnb ME es oft Der sSalI
II - gtrobe ipenn man uns eine trauz
rige Witttei!ung porentbalten min, 70
trtsf uniere geele inittnttip um ben
nuMtlen punft, pl6blih flammt unfer
WibtIoMen auf unb ba 6aben mir
auA j4on ben Sprung get1an bin all
ser Stele. BON Der man nns fernsuhal~
hem funte.
sDu Derf9Deisft mir etfpas," ioate
ber alte 2ebrer NIT 5ttternber Gtimnle,
saub es 1T ni9ts @utes, UNI bas es iid
banbelt = mb ieh es Dir an"
.Du tGufdeit Did,"
Der IIte fubte iih on bic Stitn.
.Menu es bos p6rel ssd bdbe in Der
AptM Jeueridrm seb0rt. Sic baben
mir hier im 9auie sdogt, eine Sbeuer
fsl mebereebrannt. Denn Der grunb
gn Gnherer Gtelle itattaefunben bGtte,
nam - Malter, fpdrum freuf Du
DID nidt, bab ia an Deiner Seiie
bstnsiehren m0dteg SIT unfer 5eim
at1t mehr = 10 ME id es perIo{Ten
hch2 Ja. ia un{er 5aus tit Elm
Dpisr Der Jlammen seiporbtn! aeuqne,
tpssm Ou tnnn;t!-
VI umtgommerte nit beiben 6Gnben
ben arm bes @obnes.
Malser br6ngte ben Doter aum cebn.
ttuN lnb beugte ii6 iiber bas getiebte
sraue 9aupt.
CT fab Elm, boB nun on fein Ser.
hsi1nli6en mebr 3u benfsn iei. Dal
S9Dere muBte alsgfproden perben
llRb er fpra9 IS aus.
Der alte Wann 5sigte ii9 gefaBter
Gls Walter eripartet bate. S1ipeiaenb
nntst tiefen. trompfbaften Mibensiseu
Midts CT cine MeiIe serobe Dor iid BIN
Dam miIbuts fi9 Der Ausbrud ieinei
ttGxrtu Geiidts, ein f1mersIi9es Cd.
&eln audit. um ben tpelten Wlunh. Nidb
horGu, into ibn Der WsrIuit trof, noht
G - bsr seltebtsn Sobten, bic biefel
S8mera nm niht mebr niebeG3utpsr
fen btrInc&te. eaIten feline @ebanfer
wHb @rrts.
sGttk Wolter,1 iaste er NIT feline
altfa+ biHnen Gttmms, .hds lou mid
tS6taen - Wmtter fam bas llneliic
ntNt mtbr tpeh tbau. limb ibr bate q
fsbz iueb getban. Mas mid anbslons
= i4 sDerbe J1Oa sin pIGbden finpen
mo t& untsrf1Iiipfen fann."
.Gber 'bas TIT bod fdon sefunben,
fteI Malier lebbaft Elm, frob bariiber
bob Der alts Mann f1 70 tapfer ssigt.
.Dsusft Du gar nidt an unferen prad
tigsu Onttl peiers. Der Did i9on ba
mails. als bic Nutter ftarb, eingelqbeI
bat. gu ibm au fommeng Gr tpirb Did
init tauisnb Grsuben In ieinsr giniam
TIT uiIsommen beiben. rlnb 9u mi
Detnsr titfen 9iebe fiji Malb unb Wief
whR DID in bem ibnuiiden D0rfhei
bdIo 5u 3aufe fiiblen. Der Jriiblinq
Der Dor Der 9biir fts6t, unb Der tom
mennt Gommer fptrbsn Dir bas ginoe
fDSbnsH in bie neus umg.bune erlsi9
tam"
Der alt. aebrer Iests fi6 ni6t piso.
au Bet, er itste ifh 3ur GfIens3eit qe
fabt unb ruhie NIT ben 4nberen Il
IT'D. Da tam bann bic @pra6e au
feine lleberiieoluna nah 5eibsrbat
Wolter bate fofort an Onfel Better!
gtfnrieben. unD Der 4lte ipouts fnbalI
ds m0giih Der neuen 6eimotb su
itsuern.
.5reiiid," iaste sr nit feinsm tinb
G4 Iisbeuspiirbisen addkIn. fir Elm
txsat 8sit mus i6 f6Du nad bte Sat
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5O4 ift Die 3elepbuHs Summer
fir SUoaipaiIer, @tinerGlsDaSier
uno 91eiR6isr. Dds Il 9fdl6eber,
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Geld Zu verIeiINn.
WEBB 3 GOTH, Wtatsanlnall
san NntDniD. Ieros

2elepbOniert an Cd,S u Myd,>
bader fiir irgeuo tuelde Grt bon
GuSafnasser. SO. 5O4.
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Wecept 0ao. 1851 BON Gimer IL
0tmeno beilt ni6t ale 2eioen, aber
es furirt &beumatismus auf olle
Sale. 8. s. Sbmiot, Geent
6Dultpn. 2erss.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-04-15
Odd Fellows Return.

Among the many arrivals in the
city last evening and last night were
the delegates and representatives
from Ardmore and surrounding lodges
who have been to the Grand Lodge,
|. o. o. f.. at Wagner.
The session is reported as a har.
mouious one, and work whicd gener.
ally occupies four days was rushed
through in three All the delegates
seemed TO be glad they were back.
An effort was made to bring the
Grand Lodge to Ardmore next year,
but it failed Chickasha never hav-
ing entertained the Grand Lodge bod
les was an ayowcd candidate and
won out in the race
Among the number who arrived las,
evening were Mrs. VI. L. Sourgeon.
Mrs. Fannie Sacra, Mr and NIs.
H. Mason, Mr and Mrs. J, II Fowler
of Graham, nr. and Mrs, S. ~ carp
OF Baum, MI and Mrs Andy Hutch
1 ins OF wyatt; Messrs. Winston OF
Mcmillan, Bennett Graham Cana
han aud Thompson of plsasan,
Mound, Miss Adams of PiGi,ant
Mound b. A. Weeks. d. NJ Wsiker,
Stilwcll H. Russell AMI u. T. n, ,.belt
of Ardmore
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-04-15
GOOD TRADING POINT.
Mill Greek Has Fine Valley Lands
Tributary.

Tributary.
In 1900. when the Frisco extension
was built from Sapulpa south to
Denison Tex. numerous towns sprang
up along the way, some almost reach.
ing the city mark in twelve months
Among these, Mill Creek could not
be counted the foremost, owing, some
think, to the influence of an insignifl
cant name, but be that as it may, all
these towns rest on their own re-
sources, and Mill Creek is Just now
fully realizing the Importance of its
surroundings.
There are thousands Of acres in the
Mill Creek valley, thai If thrown on
the market today would bring $lOO
an acre, and the prairie lands are as
fertile as any in the territory. For
years the country has been devoted
largely to pasturage purposes but
this year its agricultural worth has
caused the sodding OF at least 25 per
cent of the acreage.
The pretentions Of the town itself
is only to that of good trading
point, and it cratanly is that. There
are two good hotels, two firmly es-
tablished banks, the First National
and the Merchants and Planters
three hardware stores, two lumber
yards, and some of the best stocks of
general merchandise to be found III
any ordinary town.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-04-15

George G. Hale of Kansas city
makes harness for riremen's horsos,
with which he sends out an attach
mcut for suspending the harness just
above wnorc the horse stands by the
tOguuc of the vehicle.
L. c. Slaughter chief OF the Ard
more fire department has made an
improvement on IIale's hanger, by
the aid of which one man can work
the device, when before it took two
men.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-04-15
school Board Committees.

At a recent netting Of the school
board the following standing commit
tees were appointed:
Teachers, text books and course cf
study II. Mason, w L. Ryan and
l.. II. Love
Property, repairs and insurance-G.
II. Bruce. c. H. Anderson and l.. II.
Love.
Finance, claims and accounts-C. l..
Anderson, w T. Ryan and G.. II.
Bruce.
Rules. grievances and complaints
w. L. Ryan, G. II. Bruce and |. r. Ma
son
Examining committee-W. H. Buck,
chairman; the principal of the high
school, W Il. Ryan and l. II. Mason.
Visiting committee-W H. Buck, G.
II. Bruce and W. l. Cruce
G.. II. BRUCE, Sec
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-04-15
Stolen-S5Q Reward.

Stolen Sunday night, April TO- from
Cheek, one pale sOrrel horse. hax
name and tail, about 16 hands hign,
I years old, branded w on left should.
er and c on left jaw. Also one bay
horse, pony build, 15l2 hands high, .
years old, branded AM (connected)
on left shoulder. A half-worn saddle
was also stolen. will pay $50 re.
ward for horses and thief
- w. c. HENSLEY,
ll-di'w2 Cheek, I.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-04-15
henson.coekreIl NuptIaIs.

w, NJ. Henson Of Healdton and Miss
Ada Coclirell of Ardmore were mar
ried at $50 o'clock yesterday even,
ing at the residence of w. r Ingram,
Rev. j. l.. Keller officiating. The
young people will make their home
near HealdtOu
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-04-15
Wanted for U. S. Army.

Al3e bodied unmarried men between
ages OF 2l and So; citizens of United
States, of good character and temper
ate habits, who can speak, read and
write English. For informa tion apply
to recruiting officer. corner OF Main
and d St, Ardmore, |. T. teb.l, ,3m
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-04-15

The Frisco system OF railroads has
printed some very fine autographed
matter advertising their
aecial rates TO the Worlds Fair,
which opens two weeks from Satur-
day lApril 500 These bills will be
spread upon the bill boards in few
days.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-04-15

Meals Enamels are the best paints
for household use. Ready for the
brush, easily applied by anyone. 90
shades, % cents up f. j. Ramsey,
Druggist 10
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-04-15

II you wish to make loan on i'm
proved real estate, low rate, long
term. with privilege to pay, write the
Investment company, Alto
ka. / r., or see w. S. Wolyerton 4
Son. 14-lm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-04-15

Get your horses clipped for 81. They
look better, feel better and are better.
We have an up-to-date clipping ma.
chine Horse-shoeing specially.
Also general repair work
calm CONWAY & SON.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-04-15

You are never safe or comfortable
with an limiting truss. We sell
uusses that give comfort security
and satisfaction. Prices reasonable
r. j Ramsey, Druggist. 10
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-04-15

Keep fresh the perishable fruits,
butter and mill, in a refrigerator from
Williams, COrhn & Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-04-15

We make a specially of fitting glass
es We have the skill and equipment
and prices are reasonable. F. j. Ram.
spy. 10
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-04-15
Screen Doors p1i Wir,.

All makes and siz ilt1n the
lIettiest fancy door IN city Let ne
I'm your bill
loft T. X. KEAENEY
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-04-15

Phone Ardmore Business College
when you want a stenographer. slim
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-04-15
For Sale.

Very cheap, lot 7OX1jO, Broom house,
fruit trees. Located corner f street
and Fourth avenue. s. f. Will take
horse and buggy as part pay, Near
city park
17.lm JAMES MUSGRAVES.