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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-08-27

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st. Petersburg, August 27.-Emperor
Nicholas has received the following dis
patch under date of August % from Gem
erai Kuropatkin:
"On August "a Japanese battalion de-
livered an attack in the valley sundak-
hyia from Tantziaputse. The Japanese
advance was checked at 3 y. m. at Lao
dintau by a Russian company, five men
of which were wounded.
THE same day two Russian companies
successfully resisted the advance of the
enemy in superior force at Sun Sin Pu,
where the japanese suspended operations
when our reinforcements arrived. The
Russian losses were one officer wound
ed and fifty-three men killed or wounded.
"On the evening of August "a the Japa-
nese having repulsed our outposts, occu-
pied the heights to the southeast of Liam
dianslan and proceeded to construct
earthworks and entrenchments on the
heights.
AT 5;45 a. m, August 25, one Of the
enemy's batteries opened fire on the VII
lage of Kofyntsa Russian battery re-
turned the fire, successfully, notwith-
standing the considerable distance of the
Japanese guns, and silenced the latter.
compelling the gunners to take to cover.
Suffered Heavy Loss.
OlnCG the iHDiiiHb VI <aAb ao' ~ q - -
of the enemy consisting of one brigade
of infantry with four batteries has
marched through the Sundakha valley and
repulsed two companies of our troops. In
advancing down the valley one company
of the japanese advance guard came nn-
der the fire of our battery, apparently suf-
fering heavy loss and was forced to re-
tire.
ION the morning of August 25, the
enemy placed In position two batteries in
front of Liandiansian and bombarded our
advance positions. After a brisk ex-
change of fire, the enemy's infantry ap-
peared from Erbakhe, moving in the
direction of Kaminsa. In the artillery
duel which ensued at this point our bat
teries quickly sllenced the japanese guns.
About IL o'clock in the morning our
advance post was ordered to retire on the
main position and the japanese infantry
occupied the wooded heights west OF
Kaminsa, near Tassintun.
Toward noon Japanese guns were OBJ
served near Erbakhe, with about divis-
ion of infantry. -Four batteries were seen
to be concentrated between Kaminsa and
Katassi
Battery Is SIenced.
About 2 O'clock IN the afternoon
Japanese mountain battery which was adj
vancing along ridge towards Tassin-
tum, was held up by the fire Of our guns
and was prevented from occupying the
position held by another battery which
was silenced after suffering heavy losses.
AT O'Clock in the afternoon large
bodies of the enemy were observed con-
structing entrenchments on the heights
south of Sanpu and at O'Clock Jap
| anese mountain battery appeared on the
heights west Of Kaminsa, but was obliged
| to retire.
At p. m. Japanese force Of at least
two divisions of Infantry was advancing
on the Russian position at Liandlansan."
Further reports Of the engagement have
not been received.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-08-27
VIII Ship $1,000, 600 to cuba.

New York, August ga shipment
Of $1000,000 to Cuba will be made by
the National City bank tomorrow in
stead of half that sum, as heretofore
announced.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-08-27
THE WEATHER.

= Washington, August 26.-Following :
= is the forecast for Alabama: Fair
Gin north, showers in south portion :
Saturday Sunday fair; light va :
riable winds.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-08-27
Forced to Hide in Corn.

The japanese pushed their attack
against the Russian right flank and een-
tre, concentrating their fire upon the first
battery of the Third brigade Three Of
ficers and several men we're wounded
early in the day but the battery held its
position and replied to the Japanese fire
with such marked effect that General
lyanof, Cvho commands the late Gem
eral Count Kellers corps) sent a con-
gratulatory message to its commander.
The japanese several times attempted
to cross the Tankcho Q4iank river) but
only few succeeded and there were
forced to hide In the fields OF Chinese
corn.
At o'clock In the afternoon the artil-
lery fire became as hot as 1t was at Va
fangow, but 1t huctuated considerably and
occasionally the Russian fire almost sill
eneed that of the Japanese. Rain fell in
torrents at o'clock but it did not stop
the fighting and late in the evening sew
eral Russian companies moved forward to
the attack.
1t is not yet possible to state definitely
the result of the battle but it is claim
ed that the Russians We're successful.
There is prospect of more Fighting to-
morrow.
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Withdrawals for the Port Arthur siege
is at Hal Cheng.
The weather is improving and becom-
ing favorable for active operations.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-08-27
Billy Delaney Surprised.

was highly pleased at the showing made
by the champion. He said:
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-08-27

"Of course l was greatly surprised.
expected the fellow to put up better
fight. The only thing now is who next
so far as I am concerned and would
be pleased if JEFF would step out of the
ring for good Before they can bring up
another man to fight him who will be
capable of making some kind of a show
ing before him, two OF more years may
pass. Now two years of idleness will
spoil any man and In the event that
JEFF has to wait that long l shall adj
wise him never to fight again If he can
get fight by next winter, as far as L
am concerned 1 shall be pleased to have
him take 1t up.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-08-27
More Serious Expression.

AS far as appearances went Munroe
contrasted greatly with the champion.
His face wore a serious expression, and
was almost white. He appeared to be Ill
at ease as his seconds fastened his gloves
on.
Munroe wore green tights, also sur
rounded with the national colors. As the
miner discarded his overcoat It was
agreed thai liis condition was perfect. At
$3.50 Announcer Jordan beekoned the men
to their corners there to await the gong.
At $3.50 time was called
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-22
Peal Estate Transfers.

Transfers for week ending Wednes.
day, April 20, furnished by j II.
Bailey of Webster County Abstract
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-22
Alva Garner Dead.

Alva Garner, son of Mr., and Mrs.
George Garner, living northeast OF
~Inavale, died yesterday afternoon at
1890, at the age Of 81 years. Funeral
services will be held tomorrow (Sa,ur.
day afternoon at l o'clock, at the Ina.
vale Nj. Z. church, and the remains
will be- brought to Red Cloud for
burial.
Mr.. Garner, who was In the employ
of the b. Il Nj. at Akron, Col, was
brought home from that place a short
time ago suffering from iDflammatory
rheumatism. The rheumatism finally
reached his heart, causing his death
yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Garner was we'll known in this
city, and his many friends join in ex
tending sympathy to the bereaved pa
rents and friends at his untimely
death.
Besides his father and mother, four
brothers and one sister survive him
Walter, Mint, o is aud Robert Garner,
and Mrs. u. q Knight of Oxnard. Cal,
who was present at the time OF heI
brothers death, having come home
for a visit about two weeks ago.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-22

Mrs G.. x CLANCY, who will soon
e I'VE for Sloan Springs, ARK To
max" her future home, was presented
with n handsome souvenir spoon by the
Woman's Relief CJrps, Of which or.
gtuiH dion she is the president.
The holding Of the interstate G.. A. X.
reunion in Rcd Cloud this fall is al.
most assured. Nearly enough money
has already been pledged, and as there
are no other bidders for the reunion,
Red G oud will probably be selected,
Married, AZ the home of the brides
parents Tuesday April 10, Miss Bessie
VI. Evans and Mr.. Charles a. Erway,
Rev + J. Hutchins officiating. The
happy couple left on the evening train
for u nver where they will make thcil
home in the future.
Oie of the advantages Of publishing
n "tri weekly" newspaper Is that on
"Sircless" phone message containing
the news of the fail Of Port Arthur
and on Wednesday you can mak,
another item 10y publishing Il denial 81
the report.
The following services will be hclt
at the Congregational church on Sun
day next Morning worship at 1910
Sermon theme, "a Mind to- the Work
s ,bbath school following mjrnirg ser
vice. At the evening meeting irs'eat
OF the usual ermon the pastor vii
present a book study Of Ecclesiastes
Regular service at Indian creek at 3H3t
p. IN. Everybody cordially welcomed
The richly bred young stallion Char
acter will make the see o of 1901 a
III. $. Holcomb's farm, near the mou,l
of Walnut creek. He is three year
old this spring; bright bay, large an
stylish. Has the fashionable Election
Ger. Wilkes cross so much sought for b.
discriminating breeders. He is s
har dsome that it is worth 81 to look q
him, but he will be on free exhibition
For terms inquire of j. 9. Holcomb g
the farm 29apr.tf
Tuesday the editor read an item tel
ing OF some big Colorado potatoes this
would be on exhibition at the World
fair-5O0 potatoes that would aggrega'
a ton in weight, and four potatoes tina
when placed end to end, would me,
sure a yard in length. That same nigl
about the time the big hail stones b
gan to fall, he dreamed that his SUI
scribers were bringing in potatoes tn,
outdid the Colorado product a hundrt
to one-there were potatoes three fe
long and u foot and a half in diamete
weighing 400 to 500 pounds eac
About that time a hailstone weighir
in the neighborhood Of ten pounds h
the roof and the editor awoke.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-22
One Week From Tomorrow.

THE CHIEF buggy contest closes one
week from tomorrow. All who are
entitled to guesses shout send them
in at once. If you have paid your
subscription since the first of January
you are entitled to four guesses for
every dollar paid. II you have not
paid your subscription, you will never
have a better opportunity.
For every dollar paid on subscrip-
ton, by either new or old subscrlo ers
the person paying the same will be
entitled to four guesses on the total
number of admissions to the Worlds
fair at st. Louis on opening.day, April
80, 1904. The person making the near
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-22
S45 California and Back.

April 2S to M ~ l, inclusive, tickets
on sale Via the Burlington route TO
San Francisco and Los Angeles and
return at $45. This Is less than the
regular n way rate.
NJ more delightful outing can be
imagined. The trip is made at the
time OF the year when travelling is 9
pleasure and the climate OF Californis
at its best.
Attractive diverse routes are offered
as we'll as liberal stopover privileges
and return limit.
Folder giving details mailed free or
request. Our agent a give you any
further inform ,tion that may be de
sired--J. Francis, G,neral passenger
agent, Omaha.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-22
COOPERATIVE Creamery Association.

The Red Cloud Cooperative Cream.
cry association is now permanently
organized, with the following officers:
Presidential. q. Morse.
Vice presi ient--K X. Sheldon.
Srcre,ary-W. H Van Petten.
Tr"asurer-W. II. Thomas.
DrrectOrs-Wm. Engels, Sam Lind.
sey, G w Perry, s. e. Shuck, W. J.
Lippencott.
The directors have agreed to buy the
Red Cloud creamery and desire to have
the creamery stock paid in by April 90,
so they may feel free to close the deaI
and commence to make butter by May
l. II the stock is not paid in in time |,
will delay the starring. The secretary
and treasurer are under bonds. Tni:
stock money can be paid to tho secre
tary or left in either bank; in the secre
tary's name. The charter will be her,
this week.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-22
Application for License.

Notice Is hereby given that a petition signed
by thirty or more resident freeholders OF the
Second ward OF the city OF Red cloud, Ne
braska, has been filed with the city clerk OF
said city of Red cloud praying thai a lice Use
be granted by said city council OF said city to
f., X, Vaudeville for the sale Of malt, spiritu-
ous and vinous liquors on lot three CD, block
one a., Williams addition TO the city OF Red
Cloud. Nebraska; that action will be taken on
said %peIition by The mayor and city council on
the ain day of May, 1894, or at the first meeting
OF he council thereafter,
Da cd this ltth day Of April, 1904, at Red
Cloud, Nebraska. hprts
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-22

est correct guess will be presented
with n handsome 800 buggy, ALSO
lutely free. The buggy will be on ex-
hibition at Peterson's implement
house.
To enable subscribers to form an
estimate on the probable attendance,
we give the following figures on pre-
vious similar events:
Number of admissions on open
in day at Philadelphia Cen
tennial, 1876. .......... lS6,G72
, At opening of the Worlds Fair,
Chicago, 1893 .......... 1877 ,557
| At dedication day Of st Louis
Worlds Fair, April 30, 1903. .l03yB7
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-22
brooches. Newhouse Bros.

brooches. Newhouse Bros.
Will Brown, carrier of rural route
No. l, is visiting in Indiana. Darrell
Burden is acting as substitute carrier.
Ed and John Storey we're down from
C,wles Wednesday. Ed has just re-
turned from Arizona where he has been
for some time,
Mrs. James Burghart OF Cleveland,
D is visiting with her sister, Mrs. j.
M. Cnafiin. She is enroute home from
a visit in California.
Swifts Pride Soap lessons laundry
labors. 1t is the very best possible
laundry soap that can be made. Order
it for Mondays wash.
The hail storm Tuesday night broke
81 panes glass in Henry Diederich's
green house. No damage was done
the flowers and growing plants.
Starke Bros lost a valuable stallion
Sunday. Blood poisoning, caused BY
a rusty nail, had set in, and they killed
him to put HIM out OF his misery.
Will Sullivan, proprietor of the new
lumber yard, received word Yesterday
morning Of the death of his brother.
in.law, John Ward, of Shannon, III.
Dr.. X. +. Raines now has well
equipped Offices over Cuttings drug
store Telephone 81. Residence tele-
phone, 70 aprl5
| know a lily old maiden lady,
lady Of high degree,
VINO never goes to bed-withOut
A drink of Rocky Mountain tea.
Sensible woman. &C. l.. Getting.
Rev. Davis, pastor of the Christian
church, has moved his family from
Kansas City to Red Cloud. The regu'
lar services will be held at the church
next Sunday.
The following new phones have been
put in: 1855, John Foster, residence
ll9, g. II Campbell, residence; 1913, M
A. Albright, residence; 1914, John Gar
Der, residence.
MIR. and Mrs. Ward Hiatt, who hav,
been living in Lincoln for the pas
year, returned to Red Cloud Wednes
day and will make this place theil
home in the future.
Drs. WeiIick and Riddle of Hastingl
! will meet eye, ear, nose and throa
patients, and those needing glasse
fitted, in DR.. Creighton's Office in Re.
Cloud, Friday April 90.
Wanted-Young men or women a
local representatives for Mcclure
n Magazine. Liberal commissions, casl
8 prizes. Write j. N. Trainer, al Z
25th Street, New York, N. Y.
Mahlon Grow, who was brought bacl
from Kearney Friday night on tn
charge of wife desertion, was released
4 Saturday morning, having given bon
for appearance at a later date.
Congressman &. w. Norris ha
pr missed to be present at the Memoirs
l day exercises t. assist in the dedica
% tion of the soldiers monument. Gov
ernor Mickey has also been invited.
Now is the time to clean ~house-clea
is your system first; drive II the IN
crobes of winter with HOLSTERS Rock
Mountain tea. 1t will keep you we
all summer. 80 cents. Tea or tablet
&C. l.. Getting.
In one respect we resemble the vi
Il fortunate Senator Burton of Kansas
T. 1--WE need the money" Pay your sui
scription now, receive our everlastin
4 gratitude and take q chance on tn,
d 500 Studebaker buggy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-22
Application fOr.LiCense.

Notice is hereby given that a petition Signed
by thirty or more resident ,freehoiders, OF the
Fyrst ward OF tne city Of Red. Cioui, NebrasRa,
Red ClIud p~raying that "A license be granted
Nv aid city council Of said city TO John Pol
nicsy for The sale OF malt, spurious ana yinous
original town, now city OF Red Cloud that
ACTON will be taken on said petition by the
mayor aud city council. on the ith day OF May
1904, or at the first meeting OF the couneii mere
after. L. n. REIdLE, Guy ,ierk.
Dated this 9th day OF April, 1904, ut Red
Cloud, Nebraska.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-22
Are You UsIna Aliens Foot.Ease?

Shake into your shoes Aliens Foot
Ease, a powder. 1t cures cOrns, bun.
ions, painful, smarting, hot, swollen
feet. At all druggists aud shoe stores,
% cents.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-22
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LOCALITIES
saddles at Joe Fogel's.

Stock saddles at Joe Fogel's.
Try that calf meal Mt Caldwell's.
Bert Morhart is home from Lincoln.
l II. Holmes was in Lincoln this
I week.
Mrs. Fred Brewer is visiting in NC.
Cook.
Bone fertilizer, &c a pound at Cald-
wells.
j. ID. Grams went to Kansas City
Sunday.
Fred Good Of Cowles IA in town
Tuesday.
Ed Hartman was down from Inava'e
Tuesday.
Miss Lenore Hartman spent Sunday
in the city.
nellie Warren was in Inavale the first
OF the week.
The Delineator for April at +.
Newhouse's.
Miss Sadie Overing has returned
from Hastings.
May Robinson of Guide Rock was in
the city Tuesday.
l.. p. Albright was in Lincoln the
ii st of the week.
Born. Thursday, to Mr.. and Mrs
John Wolfe, a son.
Percy Ludlow came d)wn from
' Hastings M 'nday.
j. w. Harrison of Indianola is visit
ing with U. c. Teel.
Herbert Conover was down from
McCook Wednesday.
Fred Sterner of Oberlin, Kan, /
visiting in Red Cloud.
One more week Of the buggy contest
Now is the time to pay up.
MIR. and Mrs. w, N. Richardson ar
b me from their eastern trip
Girl wanted at the Bon Ton, S3 pc
Vweek.-W. s. Bense, Proprietor.
Tuesday nights hail storm came to-
early to do any damage to crops.
A line of the newest handpainte'
shirt. waists sets. NewhOuse Bros.
Quick service and first class work !
the motto at Schaffnit's barber shop.
Mrs. o. f Scott Of Republican visit
ed with friends in the city this week
John w. Tulleys came home tror
Lincoln Sunday morning for a week
visit.
Mrs. Ralph Foe OF M G )ok is visit
ling with her mother, MIS-. l.. McFal
land,
Bruce Fortune of Hebron visite
this week with his brother, Robel
Fortune.
viii Ward and Ed Emigh will gra
nate from the Omaha Dental cole.
next week.
The three delayed instalIments
TIE story John Burt" appear in III
' weeks issue.
McCnok and Red Cloud will ps
ball on the Red Cloud grounds We
nesday, May IL,
Mrs. Cy Travers, wife of the engine
of the switch engine, arrived from NJ
Cook Tuesday morning.
Como in and see the newest han'
painted shirt-waist buttons al
The state herald., 1904-07-15


A wash out on the High LIMP between
iMaywood and Curtis caused wrecl,
last Friday night which plight have
proved very disasterous. Thd engine and
two cars OF l5i passed over fhe washout
safely but as the front tricks Of the
third car, which was 10000 capacity
car loaded with coal, struc4 the washout
il gave way and let the cad down With
such force that 1t teboundI and lodged
on the draw bar Of the sec{nd car. AT
the same tims the front TRICKS flew the
track and went dovn the embsnkmen,.
The rest OF the train pa( (sed over the
wnsh gut safely with the car riding lin
that Position. ,tEV q
The state herald., 1904-07-15
IAE knYERIlSlNn WnRIn

DO you do any soF, Of adyerhSing by
newspapers, booklets, circulars. or by
my other methodi n 40, yon should
know about our monthly containing In
formation. plane. tufgestions aud ideas
for adyertipefs slh ycnr; p 10 3 pages
Send 10 day Tor free sample. or 10 cents
for four mouth. trial Address, The Ad
gcrtihiug World. Columbus. Ohio.
The state herald., 1904-07-15
LESS THAN HAlF FARE.
10 81, louis and Return

~ 81 LOUIS ana Return
The Burlington offers another roriea
n low rhle excursions 10 81 Louis and
';o'ufn Saturdays, July o, is aud -,
Tickets nj sl12j for tho round trip
considerably less than hail rate.
Tiokeia are good "a coaches aud chair
cars fseat ffpp)
The H. Louis exposition is tho most
magnificent spectacle tho world has over
'bohold nod ila ike may no, occur again
N yunr lifetime,
10, me send yop our illustrated toldar
or call ou cur agent ioi iull Information
T.. ". Watelry. General Pssa
t27 Agent. Omaha
The state herald., 1904-07-15

Y The Teachers Institute opened a,
Bolyete last Mopds, with sp enroll
men, Of u teachers. The number enl
rolled Tuesday ~as u which shows an
increase of !, teachers In ono day. Prot.
q, V, Parker, principal ~ the Julssbuts
sohools, has charge Of tho tnsiiin,a and
Ia assisted by Prot q. =, dow ot wtay.
who has been elected principal Of The
Phillips County lIish School ior Tho etie
suing term. also ny Miss Ella Jones,
student oi The State Normal school and
Miss Evelyn Waller NJ the Edison
srhnnl NJ pshfaf
The state herald., 1904-07-15

DR.. Fisher, who for II years was pre-.
ideut Of tho Fort Worth University, gave
n highly entertaining aud instructive
lecture at tho Msthod,t church last
Monday c'epinr The audience room ot
the church was we'll illled snd every one
seemed To enjoy tho lecture very much
as wsp evidenced by tho Close attention
the, gave the speaker. DR.. Fisher 10
travelling In the interests Of tho Denver
University, [
The state herald., 1904-07-15

Rev. J. \. Aubrey went 10 Holyoke
aud delivered the Fourth of July GRAFTON
Tor the celebration and was sccorded sn
ovation. iie had the closer. attention Of
the large crowd although the hour wss
long past noon. aud many stood Tor more
than an bour IN tho sun 10 dfrsk In the
words Of the speaker. he came home in
Superintendent hoFarlsnd's privs,. car
Tussdsy morning. Sterling Adyocsie.
The state herald., 1904-07-15
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Haxtun. Colo. jane I. 1904.
hereby announce myself ~ candi.
date Tor county commissioner IN the ard
commissioner district Of Phhlipa county.
subject 10 the decision Of thp republican
county convention. respectfully.
i u. jonRsos.
The state herald., 1904-07-15

A reception was rendered tho teachers
who are attending the Institute, at III.
school house last evening. A program
consisting Of addresses. teci,a'ions aud
music, both vocal and instrumental. was
rendered after which ice cream aud cake
was served. All present report good
ttmo.
The state herald., 1904-07-15

Regular services Sunday ., the Bsp
tist church. Morning sermon subiec,
"Forgivness," evening, "Christs Philo
sophy Of Eternal Life" Cordial invita-
tion to all. Stranger especially welcome
J. +. jenkins, Pastor.
The state herald., 1904-07-15

The Sterling Advocate Of last weeD
announced the disbandmept Of tho s,er
ling ball team. bolyoks 10 not the onl,
'oua IN this Gamer OF tho slate ths
can, snppor, ball ,e'm OF all ssiarie,
players
The state herald., 1904-07-15

Go b, Leblanc 4 Schsunemann's for
your SIMMER dress goods, smbroide,ies,
lsces and ladies underwear. They have
the latest novelties and largest aseort
ment In town.
The state herald., 1904-07-15

Y Gust Carlson has recently closoi n
contract with the county commissioners
OF Phillips county for the construction
of a large concrete vault Tor the new
Phillips county court house. They made
no mistake in awar ling tho contract to
Mr.. Carlson as they will get tho bss,
work possible 10 DO pcriormsd. -sss~rt
ing Advs~sss1
The state herald., 1904-07-15

4 A letter from Mrs. W. g. Holland Au.
nounces the death Of her aunt, Miss Jen
nie Mnrmon, Mt Brooklyn, Iowa. on
Wednesday morning, Death was caus
/. ed by dropuy.
The state herald., 1904-07-15

Mn Chas. johnson, formerly OF Hoi.
yoke but now OF Oxford, Neb., arrived ,u
liolyoke the iirs, OF tho week for risi,
with rionds. Charley "a employed in a
meat market ai that place. -
The state herald., 1904-07-15

Ny method OF selling land will bring
buyers for Colorado farms. II will bear
investigation. Write Tor particulars.
HoRAcE GRANT, Heist Bldg, Kansas
City, Mo.
The state herald., 1904-07-15

Mr.. Osler OF the firm OF Osler & Yenn,
Of Fort Morgan was in town couple o.
days this week taking orders for piano.
and organs.
The state herald., 1904-07-15
nhSn Enp CREAM

And will pay oil the msrkot will NJ
ford. Full cana received every day
Small amounts wednssdhys and Satur
days. Bring II along. o. q Zisuo.