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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-01
Bedroom Furniture

Very complete lines at very special prices
will be found amongst the bureaus. chiffon
niers. toilet tables. suites. and other pieces
Of bedroom furniture. The showing is W
usually complete in fine reproductions o.
Colonial and Period styles; in fact. this IlRs
has probably no equal in America
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-01
CRIPPLE CREEK GOLD PRODUCTION

IBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
Denver, July a.-The July gold production OF
Cripple Greek reaches leo tons OF ore worth
81 ls00o This is 500 tons less than in June but an
increase in valuation OF $97 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-01
Bureaus

August price SIS, from s24-Mahogany.
August price SIS. from S24-Maple.
August price SIS. from S26-CioIden oak
August price SIS. from S26-NatI birch.
August price S22. from SS2-NatT birch.
August price So. from s3e-Napls
August price S23, from S33-Golden oak.
August price S24. from S32-CioIdsn oak.
August price SIS, from S3S-NaJI birch.
August price S2S. from S5S-GOIden cak.
August price $50, from S4O-Naple.
August price $50. from S45-Natl birch.
August price $50. from S45-9IahOga1y.
August price So. from SS5-Mahogauy
August price So. from sS5-Naple
August price SO. from Mahogany
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-01
Odd Pieces

August price IS. from ss-Reception Chair,
tapestry.
August price $3.50. from sl4-Arm Chair.
damaSk.
August price $40 from s15-COrner Chair,
tapestry.
August price 81. from s1s-WaU Chafr
tapestry.
August price SIS. from s2O-ROcker tan
estry.
August price sl+, from s2.-Arm Chair,
tapestry
August price sI5. from ss2-Rocker. tap
eStry.
August price SIS, from s:s-Easy Chair.
velour.
August price s22 from s35-Mahogany
Arm Chair. wood seat
August price SIS. from S35-Rocker. tap
estTy.
August price SIS. from s45-Srahogany
Sofa. wood seat
August price S32. from S5O-Sofa. damask.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-01
Center Tables

august price Voc. rom S4-Oak.
August price SO. from Sim mahogany
August price s.. from sS-Oak.
August price g.. from S750-In. mahog.
August price S. from Soak
August price $3.50, from Sl0-Walnut.
August price s.. from S1l-Oak
August price 80, from SI4-WaInut
August price IS. from Sl2-Mahogany-
August price $40. from S16-Mahogany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-01
Extension Tables

August price 81. from s1O-s It., oak
August price s11. from SIS f.. oak.
August price s14 from SIS it., OAK.
August price S22. from sos f.. oak.
August price S23. from S30-s It.. oak
August price $50 from S4O-s IT. oak
August price s3s. from SIS H.. mah'y.
August price S4S. from $3.50 IT,. oak.
August price S4s, from sSO-10 IT,. ma
hOgany.
August price $50. from $500 It.. oak.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-01
PdrlOr and Library
Furniture

Unusual values and large lots OF furniture
for the parlOr and library win be offered
throughout the period Of the August Furni-
ture Sale. Some Of the choicest goods manu-
featured in America will be represented
Modern designs as well as reproductions viii
be largely shown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-01
Library Tables

August price IS. from ss-Oak
August price $40. from $15-Oak
August price Sl2.5o. from S1S-Mahoganv.
August price SIS, from $50 Mahogany
August price SIS. from s24-Oak
August price $50. from S35-Oak
August price S25. from S35-Oak
August price $50. from S45-Oak
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-01

August price $50. from s45-Three pieces.
tapestry.
August price sS5. from s55-Three pieces.
damask.
August price $40. from ssO-TwO pieces.
mahogany frames
August price s4s. from s7O-Three pieces.
tapestry.
August price $50. from s75-Three pieces.
velour.
August price $50. from s75-Five pieces.
tapestry.
August price 500. from ssO-Five pieces.
tapestry.
August price $50, from S115--Three pieces.
damask.
August price SIS, from s11O-Five pieces.
tapestry.
August price $3.50 from S1I0-Three
pieces. mahogany.
August price S92.50. from SlS5-Three
pieces, mahogany frames.
August price $40. from S17O-Five pieces.
verona.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-12-01

=Sliater 0tnru ,. Soos pou sao5
tam 9i,niill in 9,alsituns ieiner
Shnieaerin. 6rau gouna (0sb. St-
hn9sn dui Nsm S9slt ~ Nsren elttrn
6iereurh. Qeiorr wm Der gtluh IN
Her ,%uhablatt Snjte sin turicr. s.
natr gite crslnlts sr nus lsine llnllt
srlsbtsu eriabrunsen i'll Der PolI!lt
uno 6amilieR-ersignirs. 9dB unlsr
5reuno dbsrmlls. uno pulr olesmal
pcu osu Stimmaebsrn ieinsa Counties
Gum Ridtsr ssmltt wuroc ftsnt lms
ieR uHo mir aratdlirtl ibm bsrillt
i'll itiusm eripll lpf otm Neblsis Der
eOIitit. lui oQs Sobuttp, wHhts.
uie ,r uns srStbli,. IN lsbtsr 9SOde III
isinem 0eims elntshrte, ~ olelsm pa.
tsglihsm Slide arltalir.n mir osn
,Suoes" crit rett!
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-12-01
Seffeutli6er 0erfauf.

SO oer llnt.rssihnstt. lu,roe am
,lIlttpob Sen Il. Dec. 1901
aui Der 0curp Crtm,per Harm ! Nisl'
(. oitlrh ppn g9eiipbalia bas folaenot
Gi0enlbum IN ben @lslltbi,icnon n,r
taufm:
3wei 9lrbsit:- -pirot, tin 9lrbsits'
Gitl, eins traabau Mdb:s. ell anoert=
hulb Sabre nltes pi.ro; pier &llle,
(orei oerslben lino balbblut 1ersiprns
ITel oruoirts 0ertioro 3inosr, 8 Wo'
nate aft; ein balbblut 9ereIcro Sulle,
ein snlbes Sabr alt; Elm q Wonate al
ter balbblut Volauo 6blna Eber nur
, ! olano Gtina Wuiie,ibnsinc. l5C
On6uu iopie uie Garm9.ratbihait,r
uno ,iuiisr.
nseineunesn: @ae Summcn uniel
S.. 90 N0ar. Mn Summsn bon so.O
uno aaiwdris, wito eiu 6reolt Don {
Mpna,ca ani Nois nit outer Stasr'
belt 0e0ebsn. Rabdtt bon 8 Vroien
filr Vaar.
;fsreiuano Ortmeysr.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-12-01
WinB bGngen.

T0s Stdaisob,riNt bat nm Tlens'
taa ros 9ooesurtbtil DOS 99iliam &u'
oolp6, ben gantrduber, Der oeu 6c'
btimueli;iiitn Gbarles ). Shunabs'
mdbreno iciutr %e,iOl9ung erihoB, be-
ltdti0t uno Die 0inrihtuna auf drei'
tau. osn l3. Sanuur 1905, isltAelebt.
3triclbs miro in Union. 6rantlin 60,
hinOcrihttt wtrotu. 9lts ibm Die eni'
ibeiomO Oes Stlnt@ober9cribt mltsc'
tlcilt wurot. ldhclts er perattllh nno
lu0tc. er msroe Den ojal9en lurdilos
beitei0en. Yetlmtlib wuroe letn Cams
pan, Bsurgs 6oIlins, bsreits am 20.
Nlari 1904 bln0erlhtet. Ter Sant'
raub wuroe pan Ruoolpb uno Collins
in Union, 6rautlin 6ountV, an -.
December 1902. dus9tiii0rt uno muroe
Der 7ttelrue SduMaher wd6rcno Der
9eriol0un1 Der @Nroitsn pon otplel-
ben an "a. Sduuar 1903 sr'bon;n.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-12-01
Eve Marm!
0oraIes.

-9iur urd % Gage bis g9einatt.
-glnian0a Der 9H0he mar 0.urp
9lnerae r:r pisroehdnoIer BON Asii.r'
jon 6lin bier.
Ser Sos. Gutbe be9ab iit am
2Runiua nit elmer Hsoung Sticre mad
It. Souls.
-Ssrr Soln Srtmelfr mb Gtmnbs
lin bon 2aos btiudten SOnntus bisii.
9. Wsrmapoti.
-Sotslisr Nturp @oramentr uno
Strr y3m. y9r9msper reilisn Sonnta9
iur MrItausiirliimQ.
-6rI. RtQmu portb tsbrte Tieus.
tag BON erne" @enpanotenbciute in
,Ssiieyion 6iiu. beim.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-12-01

SR 32 Nub Iauatu Nsiien oC.
aro6ea Crlel In Il. ypals NIB 70
nett, odb ;pei @llursr bequem odrin
nebsniidnOer itebsu louasn. lie iuri
@inobilas iino leocr II 6uB lana
uuo 6 6ub brett; lie lusrosu Uon spsi
gRotcrtn ~ ie 10 pi,yaslrdItsn in S,s
peauns 1cltBt.
Bon ben $500 Niqiuntn Dollars.
lie oen 8plooorrail alsr Rati0nsn Der
Srhe bilocn, sntIaIlsn aui bic 0er,l.
nieieW Stdat,n etua l.343 Rilipn.o
oe.r labs;u sin 6ilnii,I. lie ishdite
8oloproouttion Der Der. Siaatsn :uiro
dui so 9iiIlionsn Dollars e,itdSt.
Ssi ein.r @,I.proouitlen Don iabrltt
800 NtQiensu Dollars.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-12-01
Der 5h!iTfl srr eie 0hiir rInre
lanutn frbrns rrfdllirbt.

Seutc non iiui uno dbijig NM neilllA9
3abren iinp nidt runo uto wch 9enabrt,
ioncsm bdger sebaute yeute, oie an n'dbt9cr
Aon lc6en. Sei er nod 10 beDutldU, wie er
iuiu, einru Agam in mittIeren Sdbren miro
e. paiiiren, odb or 'u piel iBt uno 'eme con
ititution mioIOe oeien III llncrorun9 9erdtb.
sine Noij9 GbambsrIain's MdNer uno
yebsrtdielden bebt nltt allen oie llureaeI-
mdbiotcit, ionosru ipornt dub bic er'bIanteh
Craauc III erueueter (dtlgteli au' Ntnn
oies beiolat wiro, iebsn mir nlbt etn' wdrum
Der Turdlduittsmaun uibt EN- bobes utter
errsibeu iouts. gum &ertaui BET =. J.
6edtsI II. 60.
Gin onoeiebm,s 9einiaun9mltitI lmo
Ghamberlan'9 Ndesn' uno Yebcr' Sa'sIdeh.
Gum Gertdni bsi G. ). 5ehteI Il. Co.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-12-01
c.finll.

Nilbri!l ,Soitv1 ptrll,b m; MD iol
nah S.Aaioi 6Om'u, um lslnt Garm
81 bsjlthsn.
Shpma@ GRtRaisht it oisls SSotf
oui &eiub II St. eonla.
3is 93e9sauiitbfr iiio olsit Ss1ts
rctt fIciBis III iaytn GiltrI.ita oI' W.
4, aa5;ubsNsru.
@oantu &itsr Sos. 9tiI8,s uno
istne 5chter, 6rdu Seurp 9uuoteol1
patn lcsts l8oht III 81 soGls i"t
2Seltlnsltelluua.
Better CttO uuo Sobn Ctt'i t'pritn
uon ihrcm acknowledgements eod
Si. ypuis juriit.
Sos. gtllsss Sr. ii otr 9lndIln'
Qdpa zines Sohnaens.
gis 6brpianAsmIs Slamtn.Nus'
lt.luno wslht bier lsStcn !tlitmo1
abQthaltsn wuros, mar ppn s'srpQa'
lla uno 6bampis gut psrirttsh.
9Sdbrene oititt Wct. it oas Rat'
labgsrlht III SiBunl.
Or. RaomahU uno ptlisn Srlloer
9ecra, haltsn 6j.itaf;e i'm Ea1laBsr
ribt.
gbsuIo war an Moutag bier III Der
Staot @corl uno Gusnt 9plenOed
upn Mtta.
I'm 9antid0unlstage bclubts &.o.
Sdranm pon altiountan l'p'crn
bohru. Qiarr,r WaQer.
glm lsBtsn Spmtag icbrts ". Z.
@aueban ppn oet gps!tOuslt:llaI'1 i'''
rid.
Gic }etIi9t,it am Eanilaauaas.
abtno bier, srgab ben eitra8 eor soV:.
93m. yusdt psrtnuite l'tnt 6drnl
an ,iolu Bacon iiir IS OoO.
9ic Eamen 5ubn stlngrath tno y.
Cnp rcilitn an Greitae nab 5slitrlol
6,tp uno tsb,ta Sonntd9 jurHt.
glm %. mar lani III SunnOts Mlll.
Sol1cnot ndbman She'll: g:a SufI'
leutrop glrtle 9ubroulllst, StlleNHer,
lmO bic 6rl. Mlrp uno Bette Vopt,
Ntov uno Ntac 6lauaSun, mo Itln'
nis Suelentrop.
Su1p. gltapsy hi;it Die itha liinol'
&c 9lnoabt ab III gdples erett.
Apbn 3,ilmOm il9tc lS0 6u1rtn
Srcnnboj iur Rirde unO S9uIs'
Scnrp Styceotr erirsut rb uoer
Die gntunit sinta Sobn4CGa,
Aos. SutIlsnlrop Sr. bntte DDS lln'
oliif beim 2lbldotn zines 0rd9teIlles
orei Singer 81 Srluet'D'll
Ger 6orreiponoent ,uhnlht o:n 9vln'
ter lsrbe. Stneloerbanles.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-12-01
Srlnftonu.

Geusr BAT lui uufytlarte lno nncr-
.Idrlits g@uit Die SauBsnleI.0encrn'
Dc nermltiuIt. Snunidg dm An'ars
ls oes @ottssois:lli,s linl Dos 0.ie
Rirhcn0tbluos. pelhes als Sduit
oiente, IN Nlamntu auI. Ntrr 9tts'
oles psrlor ttiuds ellentlum. ebsnlo
Sbeo. 6rante mo Die eismeince o1.
gtbauoe uno Snba.t.
Ciole 6onntO bal nit elmer Qlebr'
heit pon ilber 200 Stinrmen oas iol.
Stnt..lu" dnaenomn,n. Soml'
blsibt nur noh Mariss 60 III 9lIttsl'
NliTouri iibtia ais oas StIara'isn'
LAMB, no mild uuo Sunia I'M .Na'
ibc" nlest. 9lua eir 3rOlt in oiclSl
5aasn Der llmludl;ungen-
Spms aopiier.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-12-01
glhtnug Stcncr;ahlcr.

oe0isrmit Miro bttluat dtmaht olr
81 Sic Steuerbubtr pon Nlale 6oMm
is Siby>s 1901 u10lten bote un0
oie Steucrn oitit5 Slhyts, lbcn'o rilts
itluoile, al Den mten1ngtlebeutA
Crten uno bstreiifno3u Elttn II en-
piln9 uebmen pCroe:
6bamcis 2S, %, 80. sou. unp /. Il.
}. SetembGr
Stnr!s Stool @ouit ,. Gicembtr Fis
3 llhy 9tdhmltto9s.
Su leoer Set III 2iuu nit glasnlhm
oten lngs8sbener Gdttn.
Steler,GhlerI wtro. utlu nt pToml
be,ahlen. aiuh uno llntoittn stipUt
Z. ). Ssdt. Stcueytin nIbmcr
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-12-01
VIA Q,rippr rdInrli untrreriid,t.

Bar sr,ltr 9Socheu wGhrtue etues he'ti-
leR lSn:1rpctier9 in1tu mc,re Srau uue
,ol ..tg cine itl,mm, Sgtdtuul VI, etc i,d
tdlo III eire bois alrt uyp 6irtpue MT ihrca
miitrdbIer Suw;omsn entUii1.it ul;.
Nea ). S.Sdlsitou non Nlu.s SGuoul
$cwd. .Au,tt uuo C5,.suie itnsr;.tu. oic
4usttIu andtQrii'tr, ceg Aopi pcr'to1it.
l,ultr uuo lllie ON Iduisn, abueh'e.ro NIT
9,uilueu pcn Sro'telu uno Tleber tselsltei
9SJr 6tdaurtu Chamberlain Nu',tg LGes,
;,u III 1ctriuc,cn IND hal'eH cey'ebep uI.
clusr : 1ils ucu SbGmb5r,dir'9 AliGdsu urS
Scbeg |aisU nhh uuo curt Ngn 're,tn j,
trludl olticy NrGparlts urttyoruttar Ulr
oje Cirupt". Es ~ en- outer Nllu. cine
: Jit9 ucu osu (d't.u III uchmtr. Utaa S,s
u.a erld.tst hdbeu. S,s 'Ihrer e,ne 1siIroc
Sottlteii Der C5todrm, St5tg uuo RieTe1
herbet. ui9 lmmer pobt,bucno ~ rerr od5
Sutem onrb Gr.d,tunl ooer .einen .Iuisu
uon Il eIrigpt ueri;oU't u. 3gm .,gertau
BET (. ). ft1ie. y &c.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-12-01
1sbtn' uno Teuerptrs
stehsrund.

3b hlbt bic Alentur Der nhtuat
yire Suiurdntc 90. non g(au Yor..
llut bin III &lent Der l}ia5lra feur.
ptyIt5erun3..C3eitAitait. 9i4c Die ihr
yebeu ucriibert ooty ij1 3t3ta feusy.
mo Su,ymlhdotu uber bllten moh.
ten, ioutsn bel MIR uoriorctal.
Attuu3sroQ.
Seurn @e'iermanr.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-12-01
9borthern Rnne

Guo Q0n, rOther 5lrbe 81 pertlu'en.
G2nrao 6thtel g9eltpballa, mo.
-7r. Meru.r Ucn St. 5bOmns
t,iutis Ni0ntlQ igins 9lu;ier mo hi
nem gruoer gluQuIt ea9ltr.
-6rt. gt;iit &rsmute bon 3aos
btlutte GnO I,gter g4udc ibre Sdpc.
ittr, 6rdu 3obn Gcbaqen.
per- Ntnrp Tollmer pon Nieunn
mar Sonutaa bier 8alt itmcr Ger.
ulnoteu otg 60miiie 3os. GOtrs.
Jim 1antilguugs.2lbeno nabmsn
ne NcrrouOiN Der HnmilR Q,nrn
geelltrmam IN Oellen 0Qnie Suppsr.
-Grou 5ltrciia Nloriclo it 7isnsi
tag nlt) mebuuotentliten 2luienihal-
Il in ct. Youls, hierber ;urlIt letehrt.
-7it Gtitdiisreiienot !. u. Maier
80. &olnuuo gdrutv gitboif trl!atit.
ten 6titlits,tnt;n pd9reno Der @0hs
lhren &tiut.
-g3dbrtpo Der Abmslsnbtit otF
Gi8'utbumt:, beitutict 0err 3o'tpb
9idte TN &oramCp'r'ltan S0IooH Die
Atbleu o:r lgyiiQCn.
.-0err Nnrp 99ilbers BON g9aros.
piat iilIlts bic Sebnlntt nat'm Sitb'
dm odoutt olB sr am Sonnta9 litr
tti lbr uoriprat.
-Srmnm Strocer uno Gjrma1.
fir uon Hldiountnm, ltattet,n 6ne:
ltsisr g4nts bleil8sn @tuanon sma
mfbrto9lasn gelut nb.
-garbiltr 2lnion Strdlbnus ii
Gn9t;ogtn uno beoieut iest islne Sun,
ln nots ott GusQs, I'M YoldIs ots
Germ y. .. &or9miper'
la jua0e Ger; Conn canning
soa 3lss bttlrte am Sorutao ,elnt
a.tiigCn Greunoe, 3u oenen aud mn
uas retrtn, mt ieintm gelnte.
-qiit tinsm lsitdititeu @siut;
gsr;ano Srr ,SobU Stsppsts oou
6plugs Stlton um Sorntag idll,lt
ttn ! iut ltGer ti.iiam irtunoe.
Ger iunas 0srr oturp Snuwsr,
usltl ieit Saater.m til GjeIt0i'1 oey
:. =. &saus lSIc,;r 90. in 9t'lsrioa
Gtu itd,il w1r, teby;e !sstn Samltaa
hs.m.
-7ie 7amen 6trm. S.utsnitne'.
o,r uuo 6inr0 Gg'rs iolule o.rr =
gor1mipsr psa 6harlssioph pdrsa
an Sountls bier aui Ssiat bei Ser.
u1ntieu
-Eis III. SOphis Gar, S:rthn
tots upo ygiis 9rsibsl iiltiettn lsB=
Ten Jrsl'al or Staatsbluptiia0t ,l'
n,u 9tiut ab uno t,brtgn am Conn.
tas bsim.
gstrtt sos. Gso,t tam am Gam.
h19 con 9tTtyion Ctr ~ geiut oey
glttrn bitrh;r uno ttbri. am Natmit.
ta9 ritf,n 5nass ,u isinsm Nirt'
augs,rs,is ;arat.
-9.I, ,an,Iuitia, pdar, itrdno.r
1T am Tanliasuuastdl. in Sorsm,n.
tr= 5al, nat Ger Don een Bt6rIiAtH
Sa,psu. s,ll,i,rtu poIt,.1lltsn
gluii. ia, Pulk.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-12-01

lSsrn Sie Gin lrlsrshmes Sluieert
mnasmtttsl wupiten, periuhtcn Stt Gham
5srlo,r 0 Maaer uuS Sebsr (Gie.dtn. =,
IND Ieidlt vi ntbmcu uno psrrrdattn tsuy
uner!itep Sdlmer'sp reI UItuo we,d'.
unanaenshmt NirturS. ,}um Strtau' b,l
(. J. Gcb,eI \ CO.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-12-01
farm III l)ertdufcn.

100 slder; 35 ad,rs" Bottom gano,
Reh euiss Soli gano. q Tieiln
iiiolia Don @shpbalia. Hah,uiraarn
bsi y. Stratbaus uuo g9m. Sois
Nsfpbalia. 9Ra.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-12-01

SER Sohu StmiB BON Ssoit
5rStt 5:iuttc Guo; ,tBt,y &ot; itiR,
bier iuohagnotN Sygou,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-12-01
Vnl Ian9e 81
Iebell.

lin oao ye6en u aeniebcu mus man lemen
Aorper wobl VI psrRr9,n NIT RerpenlIdrte
uno Sebenstrait. 9Senp man oen AppeiIi
perIisrt, ud)t gut idldit, wtnn man RON
iamer,, nervoie NM biaioie 9ln'die bat '0l
1, man
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-12-01
Five Maria!

Sm emtIsn Stos Der GroennaCk
SGrbIlb,e cine 9IIie iart,
Narin Nd Iilts 0inmeIsprudli
IN boIosr Sdpnbsit oiienbort.
Sie SiIie mar bic reinits lPaiS,
Sie is aui oieier Groe sing
llne oeren Neri pon Slinoenleio
aein Ieiier Sdatten ie uniting.
Gin @ueel hog ans NimmeIebeb'uf
Nit soIorm1Oiinem 6IlissIpaar;.
llnS eipe Saube, .idt mo ihon
aein SnuncnitrabI 10 bcu uno tIar.
Ser GnaeI bradts 0otteS Cirub,
Tapou bic SiIis boIo crQ.ilht;
Gie 1au6e ba,Ihte rtinTtca aub.
Nus oem ou9 bodit2 Slid erbIlbt.
Ga ssbt Elm seildtsn ourd Die Jid6t
nuS iiiter E0rlpisies Suiti
Gin Iidtcr Nloraen bdIo srpubt,
Ter irob ourd allc NeIten ruit;
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SIMPLE WAY TO CURE DYSPEPSIA
"Take Mi-o-n- Tablet After Each
Meal" sahs r. 3. Lille & CO.

With Mi-o-na there is no bother OF
guessing at the dose or using 50 many
spoonsful or anything Of that kind
This valuable remedy for the cure Of
dyspepsia Is In tablet form and IS the
simplest way to cure the disease.
"Just take one Mdo-na tablet after
each meal" says Druggists f. j. lii
lie & Co., ''anl in few days you will
fnd digestion improved. health re-
turning. and good. solid flesh added
This remarkable remedy is not a
mere digestive; it mingles With The
food. and is readily assimilated by the
system It aids digestion and regu-
lates and strengthens tho whole di-
gestiye tract 80 that after les use for
snort time healthy and natural ac-
tion is restored to the stomach and
bowels.
Mi-ona may properly be termed a
flesh forming food, as when It is used
every part Of the body nils out with
solid flesh and all the outlines be
come beautiful and symmetrical
Mi-o-na is not an ordinary pePsIn
preparation to simply aid digestion,
but It is a scientific remedy ttat gives
health and strength. firm muscle anil
pure blood.
No one runs she slightest risk in
purchasing It, for F. B. Lille & Co.
viii give their personal guarantee with
every soc box they sell 70 refund the
money II It does not cure.
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Tidal Wave for
Judge Parker
(continued from page -

Senator Hill 1T was my conviction
that this would result. and solely that
which made me favor Judge Parker.
nomination so strongly. Not only vii
he receive every Democratic vote II
this state. hut he will have the support
of the strong independent elemeni
which is so powerful a factor in de
tevmining the result in Kew York, an
Of thousands Of conservative Republi
cans as well. can see no possibility
Of Mr.. Roosevelt securing a single
Democratic votest to offset the Republi
can disatfection. The party is not on
ly united in support Of Judge Parker
but It is enthusiastic for him"
Senator McCarren puts Parker's ma
iority in New York at $4,000 and vii
talk Of nothing less. There is nc
shrewder politician in the state thar
he. Mr.. Sheehan and MT. Mack do not
talk figures, but they are Just as con
fident as Hill and McCarren that tn,
Democratic chances are the best il
this state.
Every man who has a large busl
ness acquaintance in this city tells o
men who have never before voted any
thing but the Republican ticket VIII.
viii vote for Judge Parker this year
They all give the same reason-tne,
cant stand Roosevelt.
So much for New York. The Dem
ocratic confidence Of success here Is
universal Many Republicans who
will vote for Roosevelt concede thaf
ne has little, if any. chance or carrying
this state.
Connecticut and Rhode Island.
But many electoral votes other thar
those which New York ca4 give ar,
necessary in order to carry the Demo
cratic ticket through to victory There
are Connecticut and New Jersey. foi
instance. The Democratic leaders o
those states are not chasing the rain
DoW Nilltil - poPuldI Win SoAut pOiN
ical prophets that these two states
will be swung by New York-that they
will go as New York goes, because o
the close relationship the greater STATE
has upon the others. They realize tina
they have the hardest kind Of fgh
on their hands; that these states
have, within the last few years, had I
good many Republican voters addei
to their population-at least, voter
who are normally RepuDlican-but a
the same time they believe the Demo
cratic chances of carrying both state
are good
1--WE will have the hardest of har,
fights on our hands, said Nationa
Committeeman Homer Cummings. o
Connecticut, "but believe we have
at least, an even chance TO pull out
victory. The Republicans Will o
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In bundles OF 100 tied, 25c hundred
Leader oifice.
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Mr.. JUSTICE
FINNEMORE
Judge Of the Natal Supreme
Court, Sends the Following
! Remarkable Testimonial
TO CUTICURA
The World Is CuiiCura's Field,
Used Wherever Civilization
Has Penetrated. a

"I desire TO give my voluntary testi-
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Cuticura Remedies. have suffered
for some time from an excess of uric
acid in the blood; and since the middle
OF last year, from a severe attack Of
Eczema, chiefly on the scalp, face ears
and neck and on one limb. was for
several months under professional
treatments, but the remedies prescribed
were of no avail, and 1 was gradually
becoming worse, my face was dread
fully dishgured and lost nearly all my
hair. At last, my wife prevailed upon
me TO try the Cuticura Remedies and
gave them q thorough trial with the
most satisfactory results. The disease
soon began 10 disappear and my hair
commenced 20 grow again. A fresh
growth Of hair Is covering my head
and my limb (although not yet quite
cured) Is gradually improving. My wife
thinks so highly Of your remedies that
she has been purchasing them In order
TO make presents to other persons suf-
fersng from similar complaints, and,
as President of the Bible Women's
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their notice when poor person Is 50
afflicted, so that your remedies may be
resorted tc."
ROBERT ISAAC FINNEMORE,
(Judge Of the Natal Supreme Court)
PietermAritzburg, Natal, Oct 20, 1901.
sela thrgsshoui ne vossi Cuuears RssolyynL 90.
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Ointment, 10e, Soap. 1c. Depnls London, ~ Chartar-
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Notice to Bidders.

Notice Is hereby given that the city
council of Anadarko, Oklahoma, will
receive sealed bids until o'clock p.
M, August 9th. 1904, for making a
survey, plans and specifications for a
sewer system for said city. as per draft
of said system on file in the office of
the city clerk The council reserves
the right to reject any and all bids.
3. {. 5eebe, City Clerk.
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through the Skin
TO THE BLOOD.

Some Of the most stubborn diseases enter into the
system through the pores of the skin The Juices of
Poison Oak Rna Ivy and other noxious wild niants ,h
taken into the circulation break out afresh each season
and nger for years unless autidoted and driv ont
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UH 0n Veaf-
ing coored POISON OAK FOR
hosiery When Twas poisoned
Ing polson oes and - would break
some one
the chemicals eral A. N.
nd acids in polishing, oo0oe'SeorsiA
filings settling the skin
remedies. The blood be eorege ting
(cl (0l (Cl permanently rid of the disease
~ ~ ~ the blood. iddng Of the original
Nj OJ ~ storing TO healthy, normal condition.
S guaranteed entirely vegetab nd an
purifier with all impurities removed from the blood the
medical advice Information about
ing TytE SWIFT SprcEryc en-. arr aNrA ca