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The Saint Paul globe., 1904-07-17
HEAD OF BELLEVUE
Woman in Charge of Hospital for
First Time in It's History

To be superintendent OF Bellevue
hospital. which, with its allied fnstf-
tut1ons, the Gouverneur, Harlem and
Fordham hospitals, probable receives
and discharges more patients than any
other hospital in the world. seems to
the uninitiated to be no small matter,
and the recent appointment of d wo-
man to fill that position, even tempo
rarily, is likely to be regarded as a
notable honor for the progressive sex.
for never before in the history of
Bellevue has it had a feminine head
But the new acting superintendent,
Miss Jane Deiano, makes light of the
honor that has been conferred upon
her, and says it sounds much bigger
than it is
a well regulated hospital runs IT.
self" she said, *and it Is only occa-
sionaliy that the superintendent has
to be referred to. OF course, I am
gratffied by the appointment, but [
can't see why the public should at
tach SO much Importance to It. As
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-07-17
Wept at tIne lee House

An attendant at Mount Vernon not long
since found lady weeping most bitterly
and audibiy with her handkerchief at her
eyes He stepped up 10 her and said:
Are YOU in any trouble. madam ?"
No. sir. she sobbed.
saw you weeping"
"Ahl' said She how can one heIp
weeping at the grave of the father OF his
country"
Oh Indeed. madam said he that's
il. The tomb is over yonder This is
the ice-house.-Indianapo Journal.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-07-17
TOnkAMOTORS RACE
Nichols Brothers Big Boal
Makes Best Time

The first motor launch race Of the
Minnetonka Boat club yesterday after
noon proved a great success and plans
are already underway for another race
to be held in the near future.
Yesterdays race was a handicap
event and was won by J. E. Gage is
the Minnesota. His boat was given a
handicap of 3S minutes over the first
boats TO start and was about 40 min
utes ahead OF the scratch boats.
The best tine in the race was made
by the Nichols brothers in the Widgeon
a powerful 20-horse power boat and
one OF the last to start The distance
of fifteen miles was made in l hour.
80 minutes and so seconds J. H. How
ard, in the Manitou, made the second
best time in 1:43:00.
The high wind and exceedingly heavy
sea forced many of the smaller boats to
keep out OF the race, but there were
twenty-seyen of the larger boats which
started. Of the starters nine broke
down on the course or for other reasons
were forced TO abandon the race
AS the committee had only made an
approximate handicap the results
showed that few errors had been
made and the handicapping viii be
carefully prepared before the next race
from the results of yesterdays time
The greatest Of interest was mani
tested in the race and the club house
and adjoining shores were lined with
people despite the heavy wind
The results Of the race yesterday
were as follows:
First place. Gage: second plact,
Huyck: third place, Newgard: fourth
place. Mattson: fifth place, Howard.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-07-17
Fatally injured in Runaway
Special TO The Clobe

Speclai 10 The Globe
FARIBAULT, Mimi, July 1e.-As the
probably fatally injured and his co,.,S
palion was seriously hurt. They We're
driving into the city. when they rnet an
automoblie- The horses became fright
ened, overturned the buggy and dragged
the occupants over the rough roaf. hT'1Iis-
ing Mr.. label about the head.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-07-17
A Best for Man and tinrse

Kirby That man Beatty is making
money hand over fist.
Klinck Why. I heard he put new
health food on the market and it failed TO
catch on.
Krby-Se it did; but he Immediately
put up the stuff in bales and readvertised
1t as .-Hygienic Horse-Bedding' and it's
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-07-17
june Graft

''Pard.' said the lanby tramp. IF I'm
not too inquisitive. why do yer carry an
dat rice in yer pocket 2''
Why. eiucidated the corpuient tramp.
datS de secret OF me success. When an
elderly lady meets me at de gate I bonn
bard her WId rice an. make Out | took her
to be bride II ticlSleS her so she hands
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-07-17
The Esonus w.v

Cincinnatus wept bitterly.
shouldn't have been plowirs.s he
walled 7 should have been t,,fifi,.t7 +,
swimming an
Sadly he realized thar if xas a,n,ast
impossible to follow the fasFin,.s.-Neyg
York Sun - /"
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-07-17

edged
S he wTHc
in the
to in
NIaioney of Minneapolis
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-07-17
AlI Women Are AIIke

At Emperia Joseph Tuchey. a German
was tried IN police court for calling the
wife OF q neighbor some pretty tough
names Tucfley was frank about it Il
call mine frau names like dot" he said
"urld dink I haf de same right nit other
Senans- kansas City Journal
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-07-17
Ashamed of Himself

What is a bibliomaniac, Uncle Alecke''
"A bibliomaniac. joey, is a man who
them into his home and hide them from
himsek--IHdiaHapoli Journal
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-07-17
COLLEGE GIRLS GET
FARM HANDS, JOBS
Modern Maud Mullers Are Rak-
ing the Hay and Moving 1t,
Too, Near Morristown

NEW YORK, July 16.-Beeause of a
lack of farm hands the farmers around
Whippany, Alton and Hanover, n. J.,
have had to call on their daughters to
assist in the harvest.
In the ordinary course OF things this
would be nothing strange But fer
| the farmers in that section of the
country it is unusual, for they are a
welI-to-do lot and most of their girls
are college bred. But college bred or
otherwise, it makes no difference to
/ the farmer who has to get in the hay.
This is the having season and il is the
finest kind of haying weather.
The farmers offered high wages for
male help, but it was not forthcoming
Just when it looked as if the hay crop
would be failure on account of lack
OF harvesters Miss Mabel Mowder.
who finished at Eassar two wears aeo
came TO her fathers assistance and
said that she would take the place Of
a man at - day, the price ne had
offered.
Dozens of Girls at Work
He seoffed at the idea at first but
the young woman soon showed that
she was as good as her word by
mounting a moving machine and driv-
Ing into the field. where she cut the
grass like a veteran Other girls in
the vicinity saw their leader ar work
and 1t became the fashion at once. So
that within two days more than a
dozen women could be counted within
haf as many miles, and all of them
were riding on moving machines
feaperS or gang rakes, handling pair
OF horses and big machine as if they
were used to it
Among the girls SO doing are Miss
Jeannette Van yetter. puoil i'm
Holyoke seminary; Miss Marguerife
Siade. of Wellesley: Miss Connie
Maekey, OF Cornell: Miss Sue Prince
or Barnard, and Miss Sadie Bailey. Of
Nassar Some OF the girls are gradu
ales and some of them are still in
SCHOOL, but all of them are now caus
ing many persons TO step along the
roads and watch the haymaking
Although the girls have been ar ff,eir
jobs only two days and some OF them
now have their hands in bandaees as
the result of many blisters. all declare
that they viii stick il right through fo
the end of harvesting
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-07-17

When in doubt as TO how your money
should be invested, read The Globes
Paying Wants.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-07-17
Travelling Men to PLAY

Sanity City Council No. so will meet
Minneapolis Council No 63 at Lexington
park Saturday afternoon. There are
many old-1ime ball players among the
travelling men, and a good game Is ex-
pected.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-07-17
alIest OF Them All

But we have not reached high water
mark yet David Boyle who for twenty
seven years had been identified with big
trees. in 1888 wrote to the Melbourne Ar
gus giving SIS feet as the height of a
tree known TO him some years previously.
AS this was considered 10 be rather
tall and is, believe. the greatest
Svenska monitoren., 1904-10-21

fredsmakling och har uttryckligen
latit de andra makterna forsta
delta.
Eft af de NAL, som Kuropatkin
hade / sikte. da han ryckte framat
fran Mukden. var att undsatta
Port Arthur. hvars besattning
sammansmalter dag fran dag. och
der nod och brist smart torde
komma att installa sig. Delta
NAL blef. som vi sett, forfeladt,
och Port Arthur far reda sig bast
Diet kan med egna resurser. In
genting at vigt har pa sista tiden
t6ssports derifran. Japaneserna
halla fortfarande fastningen in
stangd babe fran sland-och ssjosi-
dan och hvila for tillfallet pa sina
vapen. Nagot torde val dock vara
/ gorningen, fastan de val akta sig
for att CORA verlden UNDERMINING
ON hvad de hafva kikaren.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-10-21
Angaende den mordade
Peter johnson.
EfR REDAKToR!

IiN OK!
De underrattelser Nj i Elder
aradc tidning meddelat angaende
den j Melvin, Iowa, den IS febru-
ari 1903 mordade Peter Johnson,
hvilka underrattelser senare at.
trykts at en- del andra tidningar,
ha haft till fold att en- mangd BRET
inkommit till konsulatet och afven
till andra personer, fran personer
saval i Sverige som har i landet,
hvilka ega slagtingar med Diet ej
precis ovanliga namnet Peter
Johnson. Jag har derfor ansett
mig bora upplysa ON att ifraga-
varande Johnson var Todd den 2
februari 1858 i Vanga forsamling,
Vestergotland och ankom till A
merika 1872. Han efterlemnade
vid slit franfalle, utom den i It'd
ningarne omskrifna oakta dottern
Alma Paulson - handelse hon
kan bevisa slit slagtskap, hvilket
anses osannolikt -. som lagliga
arfvingar tyra systrar i Sverige.
iva systrar och en- broder SAINT
alta brorsbarn har i landet, hvilka
samtliga la~ngesedan tagit matt
och steg for att bevaka sina in,
trassen. Kvarlatenskapen. som
i VISA tidningar anslagits till
$25 900, 90 torde 81 i varde afver.
stiga So. ooo.o co..
Sioux City, Iowa den iS Okt. 1904
G.. N. SWAN,
Vice Konsul
Svenska monitoren., 1904-10-21
Sioux City,,

En- 9 ar gammal o till saloon
egaren Frank Haaren omkom i
lordags genom olyckshandelse /
f0raldrahemmet 1909 9Th street.
Gossen hade pa eftermiddagen,
sedan han kommit hem tran sko-
Ian, begifvit sig upp pa vinden for
att der uppsatta en- trapez' Han
hade redan forut Ell dylik mere i
kallaren, men vile afven hafva
eni vindsrummet. Sedan han
fastgjort repen i taket, dervid han
stod pa en- lada, som han placerat
ofvanpa en- stol, hade han rakat
falla och in~trssslat halsen i
EFT at repen, sd att han blef ham
gaade. Modern. som blef
orolig Diver gossens langa borto
varo, borjade s6ka efter honom,
o. fam honom till sist hangaude
dod vindsrummet. Hon skar
skyndsamt ned honom. men ALA
forsok att aterkalla lifvet visade
sig fruktlosa. Herrskapet Haaren
torlorade afvenledes for tire ar
sedan en- 7 ar gammal son, som
drunknade i Big Sioux hoden ute
vid Riverside. Endast en- Id.
arig gosse fnnes nu qvar i ia
miljen.
Lektor P. p. Waldenstrom holl
j t~isdagsqvall i torsta kongrega,
tionalistkyrkan vid 8 och Nebra
ska SITS. sin forut tillkannagifna
forelasning ON Sverige, dervid
han afven samtidigt uppdrog iem-
foreiser mellan forhallandena i Diet
Svenska monitoren., 1904-10-21

stort utrymme att har upprakna
dem ALA. vi villa endast mamma
att brudens foraldrar och syskon
skankte EFT hel, moblemang till
de nygiftas blifvaude hem i Shelf
field SAINT en- kontant penning-
gafva pa 500 dollars, Mr. och Mrs
Hallberg afresa harifran nasta
vecka till Sheffield, der de arc "at
home" efter den december.
Breuns katie ar Diet basta.
En- omkring 40 ar gammal man,
hvilken uppgifver sig beta William
Collins, gick i m~andags ute pa
landsbygden inarheten af Correc
tionville fran hus till hus och be-
garde mjolk, hvaraf han fck och
fortarde stora qyantiteter. Man
mems up%pforande var for ofrigt
sadant. att man misstankte att
han var sinnesruboad, hva rfor
polisen harstades underattades
pm forhallandet. En- deputy.
sheriff SAINT en- poliskonstapel
sandes astad att hittora Fl amliDgen
hvilken afven Vile hafva miolk
pa wagon. Hitkommen skulle han
ocksa nodvandigt hafva miolk och
hck sSdan pa en- restaurant.
Manner kan Ell CORA nagon reda
for sig. och man tror att han rymt
fran nagot DARIUS. Han insattes
tills vidare i countyhaktet, medan
man soker utreda hvaritran han
kommit.
Bestallningar at tafveiramar ut.
foras bast och till bjlligaste pris
hos Anderson & Abel.
Larson & Anderson. saljer vim
drufvor denna vecka for l7dc pr
korg.
Stormfonster och Stormdorrar
hos Spalding, oradhandIaren.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-10-21

I lordags afslutades j Elk Point,
S. D., malet mot John St. Pierre,
anklsgad for att hafva dodat bro.
derna Albert och Clarence Chill.
leu. Juryn fam den a~nklagade
skyldig till drapi andra grader,
och i mandags domdes han till
fyra ars straffarbete i statsfangel
set i Sioux Falls. St. Pierre stod
denna gang for rata endast for
drapet pa Albert Chillieu. hvadan
det ar mojligt att han, da hans
strafftid utloper, kommer att
stallas till ansvar atven for drapet
pa brodern. Delta NAL har foljts
med storsta intresse, och vittnes
malen voro hvarandra sd motsa
gande, Aft Diet var omojligt att
torutse hvad utslaget skulle bli.
vi hatva redan forut utforligt re-
dogjort for under hvilka omstan
digheter broderna forlorade sina
lif.
I Washington. mr., Vred.
void i Badger, Wash, skrifver
EFT intressant bref, hvari han
omtaIarshuru DR., Peters Kuriko
vid hera olika tillfallen franz
bringat markvardiga resultat,
Han omtalar huru Mrs. Vredvold
hans hustru, blifvit botad vid
bruket Geraf, efter att hon varit
sjuk i elfva ar. Han tillagger:
Den ar en- valsignad medicin".
Fraga ej pa apoteket efter Dr..
Peters Kuriko. Den kan icke
erhallas der. utan saljes direkt
till forbrukaren at fabrikanten
genom speciala agenter. Adres-
sera. DR.. Peter Fahrney,
u2-II4 So. Hoyne Ave, Chi
cago, Ill.
! Fina parfvmer kunna erhallas
hos & {. Thelander.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-10-21
Den i utlandet
fOdde medborgaren och hans
parbankskonto
Han vet huru Diet paverkas af po-
iitiken och har bestamt
att skydda Diet med
sin rost.

bet ar etr faktum for den i ut
landet fodde medborgaren att
~begrunda att en- valdig politisk
makt fnnes koncentrerad hos in
sattarne i Forenta Staternas SPAR
banker. bet betyder att de man,
som spara pengar, komma att
.kampa for frameangen at Diet po-
litiska parti, som satter dem /
stand att lagga at pengar och be-
halla dem i sakert forvar.
Den valmaga, som Diet repub-
likanska partiet vunnit for delta
land, har hiatt till resultat att Oliver
tsju millioner menniskor arc insat
tare i dessa sparbanker. och for
lidet ar uppgingo deras insattnin-
gar till nara ire tusen millioner
dollars. Denna ofantliga summa
vittnar ON Diet fortroende tolket
satter till den republikanska ad-
ministrationen.
D3 demokraterna sist voro vid
makten fran 1893 till 1897, rubba-
des delta fortroende, iolkat I've
kade att insatta sina pengar i
bankerna. da So manga ramlade
andra maste lytta sina pengar och
begagna dem, emedan de icke
tortjenade nog att lefva pa. Under
de forsta aren af den demokratiska
administrationen funnos 1880
sparbankar och vid slutet af de
tyra 3ren endast $50. Under hela
denna It'd hade folket truktat att
lagga at sina pengar, och manga
hade inga att spara, faktorier vo-
70 overksamma och grutvor stang
des, ofverallt voro man utan arbe-
te, sk0rdarne voro varda sa litet
i marknaden, att de lingo ruttna
i jorden, affarerna stodo stilla,
o~tverallt radde tryck, daliga loner
och litet arbete.
Da republikanerna 1898 kommo
till makten, hojdes en- stor suck at
lattnad Oliver hela landet. Insat-
tsrne okades i antal, IS4,6I4
under Diet torsta aret, insattnin-
game 0kades med SI26, 255,263.
Delta fortfor, och under f6rlidet
ar ofverstego insattningarne med
$oo5 ,8zS, $40 insattningarne under
Diet sista arst at den demokratiska
Administrations.
Pengar arc kansliga. On Diet
fnnes fruktan och tvifvel och
tryck, sd krympa de ihop, ON Diet
raider valmaga, fortroende och
affarer, sa svalla de ut och under
hela den It'd Diet republikanska
partiet varit vid makten. har dem
ma expansion varit pataglig. Den
arbetande befolkningen, hvaraf
de i utlandet fodde medborgarne
utgora sd stor procent, har varit
i stand att spara pengar och satta
dem pa banker ,arbetarne fortfara
att spara och komma att spara,
derest republikanerra valjas i
november.
De fyra sista aren af 6emokra-
tiskt tryck larde de i utlandet
fodde medborgarne enlexa. De
hnna att de maSte hafva en- repub-
likansk administration for att
spara pengar, och i november
komma de att rosta tor sina egna
%intressen. att CORA ALT i sin mskt
att valja hvarje republican pa den
valsedel de hafva p%rivilagium att
r0sta pa. bet ar n0dvaudigt att de
CORA delta, ty ON demokraterna
valjas, komma barkerna att STAN
Gas liksom torut, affdrerna komma
att minskas, och Diet kommer att
blifva EFT al!mant tryck Diver hela
landet.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-10-21
Fran KrigSkadeP|atSen.

vi meddelade / forliden veckas
hummer att general Kuropatkin
dragit med en- storh ar fran Muk-
den mot Lao Yang och borjat
ga anfallsvis tillvaga mot japane-
serna. Antingen ansag han sjelf
tiden vara inne att heida farten
NOR norr och for ovanlighetens
skull sjelf vara den angripande,
eller ocksa hade han, efter hvad
Diet afven pastas, at kejsaren err
hallit befallning att rycka fran
mot fienden, i hvilket fall han
na~turligtvis maste lydia, afven ON
han ej ansag tiden vara val valid
derfor.
Krigslyckan a ! borjan rvs
sarne bid, och ALT gick dem val
/ handom. Sedan trupperna fatt
hvila upp efter Diet ytterst an.
strangande atertaget fran Lao
Lang, mottogs befallningen ON
framatryckande af dem med jubel
och ALA voro besjalade af en- ifrig
stridslust. De fordrefvo japane-
serna fran den .ena stallningen
efter den andra och stodo inom
kort anyo ej langt fran Lao
Yang, der de hoppades att med
en- harlig seger kunna aftva skym-
ten och forodmjukelsen at Diet for
krossande nederlag de lidit der
ej langt forut.
Men bladet vande sig hastigt.
Den 9 dennes gjorde J~apanescrna
plotsligt halt och anfollo fenden
utefter hela LINEN | stallet for att
lata sig jagas langre. Ds delta
skrifves, den Is dennes,ar striden
annu 81 utkampad. utan fortfar
med Stamina bitterhet och med
oerhorda forluster a bada sidorna
Redan etter 5 dagars forlopp be-
raknades ryssarne hafSa forlorat
40. 900 man, japaneserna 81 fullt
sd manga. l delta Stag iiksom i
slaget vid Lao Yang utgores det
fornamsta Observation-Disclosures af
artilleri, och infanteriet begagnas
endast att storma nagra stallnin
gar, som forut, genom artilleriel-
den gjorts ohallbara. Verkan at
elden tran de snabbskjutande
faltkanonerna beskrifves sasom
graslig. Hela leder nedmejas och
sondermalas at de exploderande
grdnaterna och kartescherna, in
genting kan emotsta desamma.
Lopgrafvarne iyllas al doda ryssar
efter japanesernas ursinniga bajo
nettanfall, ofverallt raider dod och
forstorelse.
Ryssarne hafva under hela tiden
ater mast draga sig tillbaka mot
Mukden, hardnackadt kimpande
TOR hvarie fotsbredd jord de maste
lemna och lika hardnackadt efter-
Satta at japaneserna. och som sd
ken nu star, synes Diet som ON
ryssarne for andra gangen skulle
komma att Ida EFT forkIoSsande
nederlag. M~anspiilan a bada
sidor har hittills varit Store an
den under slaget vid Lilo Yang,
hvilket ansags som Diet langsta }.
blodigaste i nyare tidens historic
Val jublet stort i Ryssland da
Kuropatkin drog framat tran
Mukden och lyckades Wilma nagra
nu alIdels betydelselosa framgan-
gar, sd ar deremot nedslagen
heten nu sa mycket Store vid dc
dagliga underrattelserna ON de
nederlag han ar utsatt for.
J~apaneserna bereda> sig pa en-
vinterkampanj ] Manschuriet och
hafva pa hand en- stor mangd vim.
terklader for soldaterna SAINT
AMMAN krigsmaterial. Kommer
kriget att fortsattas ! winter, torde
Diet blifva foreaadt med stora sva-
rlgheter for ryssarne att sorja for
truppernas bekladnad och forplag
ming, derest de j den fjerran ost-
ern skola underhalla en- nog ralrik
har att med nagon utsigt till fran.
gang kunna halla1iiapaneserna
Svenska monitoren., 1904-10-21

Larson & Anderson salier vim.
drutvor denna vecka for I7ac pr
korg.
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wANT TO SETTLE.
Friends Of Accused Man lnterestes in
Compromising tae Case

A numrer OF people living near
Camp Russell are in the city today
trying to have the case or the Terri
tory VS.. c. S. Rlore settled. 'rhe ac-
ton in this case was brought Ivy Sec
retsry Morris and Live Stock Inspec
20. Y. u. t.shn against Blore for vic
lstiae the quarantine regulations
3io-eE sassrre was quarantined last
Jnl' On sceRter lS Hlore removed
ia tslS Shich were Infected with
scyse t,>!-s. pn,tate Judge Gnodrich
saes c,'asulled IN rsgafd 70 le matter
today nv como Of Hicre's reightors
who are nef2 - SRA snen the case.
ahd they we've informed that the fine
would not ae less Jar 500 il the de-
fendant pleads guilty Il Is probable
that he case will be settled today
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A Pleasant pm.

No PHI is as pleasant and positive
as Dewiti's Little Early Risers. De.
Wits Little Early Risers are so mild
and effective that children. delieate
ladies and weak people enjoy their
cleansing effect while strong people
say they are the best liver pill sold.
Sold by G. R. Renfro
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Not minute should be lost when a
child shows symptoms Of Group
Chamberlains Cough Remedy given
as soon as the child becomes hoarse
or even after the croupy cough al
pears. will prevent the attack. It
never falls, and is pleasant and safe
to take For sale by N. Wallace.
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A cos,ly mistake

Blunders are sometimes very ex-
pensive. Occasionally life itself is
the price of mistake. but you1I never
be wrong if ycu take Dr. Klng's New
sife Pills for Dyspepsia. Dizziness,
Headache. Liver or Bowel troubles,
They are gentle yet thorough 2bc.
all drug stores.
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clerk in the lower house. Benedict
was defeated In the recent campaign
for representative. and Reynolds has
been a third patty pushes for the past
fifteen years over in Payne county.
Both Of these men win 6oubtless get
their Just due.
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We are making some very eiose
prices on bugeies and dr.viag wagons
for tire next 30 days.
JAMES S. LYON,
'1a,ple,9snS & Vehicle Corner"
100 22-24 North Division st.
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&C TO the "ln'plement & Vehicle
Corner" fer your. harness, a large
stock and prices right.
JAMES s. LYON
12o-22-24 North Division st.
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For good select coffee, tea and
spices call at lea West Harrison.
Guthrie Ccree s. Tea Co. Phone 21L
Premiums given
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Msr II. Cotteral.
Mrs. c C. Kneisley
Mrs. Josephine TldbaIl
Mrs E S. Barde.
Miss Hutchinson.
Miss Sehup9.
Miss Hazel HamilI.
Mrs. r w Brigham, Edmond.
Airs. Marion Williams. Oklahoma
City,
AIRS +. \ Sickle, Muskogee.
Miss Poole. crscaeo.
Hosrs. ? 30 to 6.
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Mrs. o. Thompson.
Mrs c. W Pond.
Mrs. F. p. sarber. az
Mrs. Corh sarchet.
Miss Edna Sutton.
Miss Lillian Poles.
Miss Nora Wheeler.
Miss Sula Leavitt
Miss Grace Griffith. >st~
Miss Hedwig Braun.
Miss Anna O'connet.
Miss Cad Kennedy.
Miss Louie Thomas.
Miss Alice saearer.
Miss Jessie sampsell.
Miss Lou strang.
Miss May seely
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Electric Treater--fc certs.
Uncle Josh ami Aunt Mandy's visit
~ Coney Island Dumping the Bumps
Shooting the Chutes. Down the Devil
Slides etc. etc. III W Okla ave.