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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-05-03
Warning oresr

Ia the United states court il t-. .a-
dian Territory. Southern district
J. ~ H.zgs plaintiff vs Lon
Hfzg- defendant Sc 5s.5
The defendant. Lou Hi-z i warn
Cd % appear in t4is court .l thirty
days and answer the complaint cl
The plaintiff j. ". Riggs.
Witness the Honorable Hosea
TOWNSEND, j1'ge, and the zeal Of said
court this 3Q-a day Of January. 1904
CsealJ C.. n. CAMPBELL. Clerk
Brown & Marsh, attorneys.
". D Potter attorney icr non-resl-
4eat.
First published May g. 1904
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-05-03
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s-z --- interest = -zs revival
--s -5e u progress e. t-- B--s- E.
e-g 81 = church
H.=s Ba--y returned f-c= Nlrs-a.
ws-' Nc1-zy 90 -ls great .=4za' e:
es. .re1ts alt f1g-s
TIE faculty have s-r.llt=l e51.
-s-.s-=1. exercises as fellows. r.
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s e-. a..---.r-. saturday morn
-.-- contest .-- -=-.-s-- a-- .s
medals. Saturday -izl-. cor
az. orators mes
re-. ---lag morning -s-t. ----e--s
sermon se- ar -.s-- -s--
peoples Monday mona
U---l.- .-ass -rla a-s- Il
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-05-03

i SIS announced from ST. Petersburg
that the car ls refusing AN aprlioa-
tl0us iar foreigners for parml zion 10
serve as volunteer ia rAe Gar East
because DO considers 'Aat The I.fo and
strength oi an Individual belong above
all 10 lls native country Many readers
win approve thIs decision oi toe czar
They have little admiration far the
eager professional Killer who would
leave his own country and go half way
around the world 10 make a cold con.
tract 70 KIN japanese at so much a
month It ia AN risat ~ feht In dee
fcnge Of ones country ones family
o1e's Ubor'.es when n comes 90
Jutchery on TIE mean dollar anH o,r-.
basic. that is enough p, I.er t..
Czar.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-05-03

A woman saw and mouse and caus-
81 panic 10 the standard thea'er in
Philadelphia OF ro'rso she stood %
h,r seat and screamed and oi roIra b.
The men au concluded raat The house
y.a. .s tr.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-05-03

Have y--- hooks bound Cr rela.--.
- James Copeland Leave orders
a. S1arr-u printing Jfice.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-05-03

~ stone Iiyiae near Vesey Texas
-..- a walnut log for 5000 10 a lum,
beg company this week He found
the log lmbelfed In the sands Of Red
river an. had .t dug up. The log is
G,e fee, p diameter at the base and
i- a fine sample Of timber-Comanche
Leader.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-05-03

Tt4 baseball game N--tag alter
rc-- between TIE High school and
fa-s-ov= College teams resulted in q
score q -s 70 = IL fay-r ot The Higa
School boys The ArimoEe R1siness
college -ea- szt Hs-gr1v= Til play
-sz- Saturday
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-05-03

svellest line 20 the ritv, AMI they
are cheap too. See them
lotf T. K KEARNEY.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-05-03

Let the ArImore Business College
20 your steuograptic work. 5-lm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-05-03
FOR GALE.

FOR SALE.
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49, ~ ,-s r,-v. -orar-.frrr
g.. ..s. rs.~ -sv--a-.s r-I
lt..- ..- ,s.- ,--rv or write n
z.,..--s, ~ cola storage s.Ym
----,
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r-- .,-,- zfs-.- s--rs 1..f
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r---A .fsaI business 1-o-e-ty. now
occupied By reliable teaar, with
long lease For particulars apply
20 Y. I. z, care Ar-no'e!ie once.
FOR sALE-The McRee place oppc
site y. II. Penning'ors 2, FcT pa
'''' 49,.
FOR sAL-b Ok lh2D- OELAI -
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-05-03

FOR REST-Well furnished rooms
Mrs W. Il Robinson, south Of court
house -2-ly
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-05-03

FOR RENT-Four-room house. See
Whiteman Bros. Co 2l-tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-30

st. Louis, Mo, April 3O-President
Roosevelt touched an electric button
i'm Washington today. AS he did so
the report of a cannon was heard
here by the expectant multitude,
flags unfurled as If by magic, an ava
Aanche of water poured down the cas-
ocades, the great engines In the mach
nnery palace and power houses started
throbbing-and the Louisiana Pur-
echase Exposition was open to the
world.
The opening ceremonies we're so
simple and so plain that they were
in perfect harmony with the methods
oof President Francis and his efficient
saids, but they were at the same time
vyery Impressive, and made a fitting
1preIude to one of the most memoir
cable events in American history. The
e~dBdlCation ceremonies, a year ago,
vwsre attended by a military pageant
tlmft was significant of the nations
Tspywess, and after the baptism of
SATms comes the sweet presence of
tart and science, and the formal open
Nng today was marked by the absence
eof soldiery in uniform.
The place of rendezvous was the
great plaza to the north of the Grand
basin and in the shadow of the i'm.
Ipostng Louisiana Purchase monu-
EmMt. At 8 o'clock the board of d.
rEctors of the fair, the members of
the national commission, the board of
lady managers and other officials met
in the Administration building, where
dhere was an interesting little cere-
mony as a prelude to the more i'm
portant events of the day. This con.
sisted of the presentation to Presi.
sienf Francis of a gavel with which
90 call to order the ~assemblage of
aDiables. The gavel was made of
rMnny pieces of wood taken from
various trees grown in the Forest
Park portion of the exposition
grounds.
President Francis and his party
were escorted from the administration
building where they were joined by
the foreign commissioners, who had
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-30
GIGANTIC FAIR
IS NOW OPEN
President Roosevelt Touches the Bottom That
Starts Louisiana PurchaSe Exposition

In a brief address, he reviewed the
history of the exposition enterprise
from its inception to the supreme
moment now at hand, eulogizing the
work of his colleagues and praislng
the public spirit of the citizens Of
st. Louis in general. He set forth
the objects Of the exposition to be to
commemorate the past, present the
advantages of the present, and inspire
hope for the future-the past, the
present, the future of America and the
whole world. Loud and continuous
cheering followed the conclusion of
President Francis remarks, and the
band struck up 1.-THE Star-Spangled
Banner" amid tumultuous cheering
and waving of hats and handkerchiefs.
william H. Thompson, chairman
of the committee on grounds and
buildings, stepped to the front of the
speakers stand and Introduced Isaac
L. Taylor, director of works. An in
novation was rendered to Mr.. Taylor,
who had managed a great part of the
huge task of preparing the exposition
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-30

and had done many things that only
a great man of remarkable versatility
can perform. He said that he worked
many months on his speech, and that
in delivering it he would deliver the
keys of the buildings to President
Francis. which he did. The transfer
of the exhibit palaces 20 F. J. v,
Skiff. director of exhibits, was then
made. Mr.. Skiff delivered a brief
address and was accorded a rousing
reception and testified the peoples
appreciation for his invaluable work
in making the exposition a success.
Addresses followed by Thomas H..
Carter, president of the national com
mission; e. H. Hartman, speaking
on behalf of domestic exhibitors, and
and by representatives of the Con-
gressional committees that have had
much to do with the affairs of the
enterprise.
AS Secretary Taft stepped forward
to deliver the grafton of the day the
volume Of applause shook the very
armament, and 1t was seen at once
that the multitude regarded the secre.
tary Of War as the central figure of
the days exercises. Secretary Taft's
address was brief and very character.
lstic of the man, who is known to be
as modest as he is able.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-30

assembled earlier at the British pa.
vilion; and the Governors Of states
and state commissions and commit
tees who had rounded up at the
United States government building.
Secretary Taft, as the representative
of President Roosevelt, was escorted
to- the grounds by a military guard,
and proper escorts were furnished
also to the members Of congress and
other specially invited guests.
Promptly at half-past ten the exer-
cises of the day began. There was lit
tie Formally, hardly any display to at
tract the seekers Of the picturesque,
and still the programme was carried
out amid surroundings and in a man.
ner in all ways appropriate. The
ceremonies were opened with an in.
vocation by the Rev. Frank w. Gun.
saulus of Chicago. The invocation
was followed by the rendering of
America" by the bands. and an ad.
dress by the Hon. d. r. Francis, presi-
dent of the exposition. President
FRAMES was given a great ovation
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-30
Portland and Return only $500.

The Southern Pacific Is now selling
round trip tickets to Portland from
Salem for $3.50, good going Saturday
p. m, or any train of Sunday, return.
Ing Sunday and Monday, giving all
day Sunday and Monday in Portland.
The same arrangement applies from
Portland, giving all Portland people
a chance to visit valley points at
greatly reduced rates.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-30
He Can't Quit.

Tom Cronise, who soma
sold his photo business to A !
er, has re-purchased the busina..
has taken charge. It seems p.,n' y
his friends to see him there
proposes to push the business -.
than ever before.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-30
cumb Contracts.

A few more contracts for cucumbers
can be secured by calling on The
Gideon Stolz Company, corner Of Mill
and Summer streets. 4-26-2wk
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-30

W. Sell
Mitchell Wagons, Case PIOws
fioOSier Drills
Champion Mowers Binders Reapers and Rakes
SOuthwick Hay Presses, Mitchell Buggies
Bee Line Buggies, Star Wind Mills
Myers Pumps
Myers Hay Tools
Planet Jr. Goods
American Cream SeparatOrS
Slower Gasoline Engines
Acme HanOwS
Stump PuIlerS
Kemp Manure Spreaders
Hoover Rotate Diggers
Evans Potato Planters
Diamond Feed Mills
StaVer, Buckeye and Reliance Feed Mills
Champion Cider Mills, Blizzard EnSiIage Cutters
freeman Feed Cutters, Tanning Mills
Drag Saw Machines
Power Spraying Outfits
Wire, Betting, Twine, Rope and Pipe
Bicycles and SundrieS
Implements and Vehicles of all kinds
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-16

- Seine gBelne. @bisfies, 81.
quore uno Gigarren gu baben in
Shols Saloon, NlamD. Ylasa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-16

9 er dieoener &bptbmus.
Sci einem MDorbauern hot Elm
Waurer cine Stube au itreicben. gr
entleoigt iiG ieiner Mufeabe, inben
er leine Binielitrihe nab Dem 2ieoe
@uter Wono, ou eebft 10 itilIe"
reguliert. Da tut Iib Die giir auf,
Der Bauer erlbeint. iiebt iicb Die @e-
fhibte tpiiteno cine 8eitlang an, reiBt
oaun oem Sdnaer ben 8iniel aus Der
6ano uno ruft, i'm 9afte auf uno
nieoer itreibeno: $50 beet BAT mid.
bat beet: go leben mir, 10 leben tpir!"
Sett iiber go Jabren
ibon 1purbe Mrs. Winslop's Sou
thing = 5brup pm Wiqionen BON
Wtiittern bein 8abnen Der Ginoer
anaenenoet. g8irlt Du i'm S1lafe
ourh bas Shreien eines sinbes ges
ft6rt, oaB i'm 3abnen lit uno nDr
Sbmersen meint2 g8enn 10, lalie
iDfort cine sFlaide BON ,.Mrs.
8insloms SoUtbing Sprup" hulen.
Sein Bert 1T unbeaablbar. Sc miro
oem fleinen 2eioenben lpfort 4inoe-
rung ueri6affen. 8erlaBt eub oat
rauf, Wiiitter. es lift fein 3neifel
oarlber. @s BELT DiarrbDe. regus
liert ben Wineen uno Die ytieren,
beleitigt gSino 4olif, ertpeibt ben
@aumen, perblnoert @ntsinouna
Hno itarft oas ganae Spitem.
yWers. 8inslomS SDDtbina Syrup"
fir aahnenoe Rinoer lit anaenebm
i'm @elbmad; oa8 8ecept itammt
DDn einem Der beiten tpeibliden
NerSte in ben Ser. Staaten. gs 1T
bel alien Drugetften in Der aanaen
Belt su baben. Breis Is Gents per
6laihe. Sauft nidts onoeres, ais
Ulrs. Binsloips Sootbina Ssrup.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-16
y yte1l.s soslu1e mag rura lem

yyfetre soelure mag rurs leru. .su
bei9loB. bem 8ater au 6elfen. SC,
balf ibm io-tpie Ou ia ipeiBt. syd
9eirdtbete einsn rei9en, ungelie6fer
Mann. Ser oerpiinf6te Weg lpar's,
ben td ging.-Wenn 0u mid besbalf
bts beute perddtet bait-"
gNein, Charlotte" rief Walter er=
griffen, nbas babe i9 ni6t. llnaliidz
ltd mar i'd, tief unglIdli9. Bitter
ge5iirnt babe i'd Dir. Mber als Der
tDiloe S9mer3ensausbrud poriiber
NOR, babe id Did periteben selernt.
Sd fu9te Deiner 5anblunsstpeife unb
bem Opfer geredt gu tperben, ous 0u
gebrd6t-"
n9afiir bant' i9 Dir, Walter, iebt
nod. Bi1it Ou n,einen Oonf ridt 3"
Sic botte ibm Die 9anb bineebaltei1.
2angam leste er bie feine bi1ein.
~Wlit Du midi nod etn tpenig anz
h0ren2" fraste fie.
CT nifte nur-
[Ssprtiesuna fDlat.l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-16
Snflem's 0lrntea.gaIbe

1T neltberiibmt fir ibre tuunoerbare
Seilwirtuna Sic iibertrifft ale an.
oeren Solben, ieoes SHalter uno ies
Den Ballam fir Sbnitte, Branos
tpunoen, @eibpiire, Rineuurm,
.Slebten, freiienoe Scbpdren, Sals.
fluB, Sieber'G r'Gu8ihlaa, aufeelprun>
gene 0aut uno ale isnltiaen 8un>
ben uno Iusihtdae. llnfeblbar eegen
0dmorrboicen. &urgarantiert. gtur
20 Gents in ben Npotbefen Don s..
Salteaer & SOn uno NoDlpb 0reiB.
- &elepbDniert an ODDS IL 0tT6=
ba6er fir ireeno pelhe Nrt bon
Gpcaipel;er. 9fp. 500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-16
: e Z a 8.

Glne OeleQGtlDn Der JieQer>
Gaptiiten= aonpentipn in Muitin fiat
tete benz @0uDerneur einen Beiub
ab uno bot i'm, Der ndblten 3egislnz
tur bic Gtablieruna zines @aiienbaus
les fiir Negerfinoer i'm Staate 5u
empfeblen.
Ser 9io @ranoe 1T in Ieinein
ltuteren 2auf iiber feline llfer getre=
ten uno bat alien Inibeiare nah be-
oeutenoen Sbaoen aneerihtet. @es
nau ldBt fib oas mod nidlt ertennen,
oa our Belt Die &erbinoune nit ben
5tdoien in sy0lge oes Oo1mafiers
uDnitdnoig unterbrDben lit. Nab
8reiioio bat man aus Warfa uno
Sbafter 2ebensn1ittel uno Bette oe=
ibift, um Der eriten Scot abaubelIen.
- Nus Colorado guuntg miro
ihDn mieoer cine Shauergelbidte
BON oortigen Neaern beribtet. Der
in eagle Nafe tpDbnenbe geeger Mn=
oreu Turner uno Die geegerin gpa
Stance iDIen ibr neueebDrenes &inb
get6tet uno Die 2eihe oann ben
Shweineu gum Sreiien porgemorien
baben. Die @ranoeS eSurp oes gDuntp
bat angeblih anflagen gegen lie er<
bDben.
= Sn 2nnetrb mDllte elm junger
Wann 9amens Us. O'2earp BON
einem ihnea fabrenben ssraht5ug
ipringen uno aDg iih babel einen
Gddoelbrub iomie innere 8erlebun>
gen ai.
= Das oemDtratiibe Staats<
@refutipf0mite lit auf ben "a. 5eps
tenber nah Dallas einberufen tuDrs
ben.
= Die republlfaniibe RonareB>
fDnDentiDn 0eS 10. Diitrifts, tuelhe
am D0nneritag in @iobines sulant=
mentrat, belbl0B feinen &anoioaten
aufsuitelIen.
= Die @ilenbabnfomn1iiii bot
Die Sort @urtb & 9tiu @ranoe
8abngeieuihait aufgeforoert, am Is.
OttDber Dor ibr gu eriheinen unb
iih gegen Die NnflaQe. in unaeieb.
liher @eiie Bombs ausgegeben su
baben. 81 serteioiaen. Wiro Die
aDmmiifiDn nibt pDn Der Neht.
mdBigteit Der Bpnoausgabe iiber=
5engt, 10 tuirb Der @eneralanualt
eine alage eegen fie einreihen uno
nerlan9en, oaB ibr CHARTER fiir per-
falIen erfldrt meroe.
= nniere teraniiben Wfilisen bas
ben. spie 8eneral Mbjutant Sulen
iaat. Die Strapasen oes MtauDps ;
IN Slrginien iebr gut ertragen. { >
iino nur menige &rantheitsfdQe un=
ter ibnen uor9efDmmen. Da8 teraz
nilDe &Dntingent adbIte 1884 Mann.
- NuS DeniiDn miro ae,nelbet,
oaB Die W. e. & &. 8abn cine arpse
Wenge @reuriiDniiten aus benz 0iors
ben nab unierem State gebradt
bat, tpelhe 9etDnmen iino. nm fid1
bier 2ano ansuieben uuo epentuen
gu taufen.
- Gm Montae itiirste Der Sim-
nernann 3incaio in bem &oebler'
iben @ebduoe au SDuitDn ben Gle.
Datorihabt binab uno muroe 10
ihuer berlebt, oaB er einiae Gage
ipdter itarb.
- Die 8Dubeh0roen in BrDmns.
bile baben 851 Stlde logenannt.
meritaniider 5piBen Irbeiten. Die
iiber Die @rense eeihmuaeelt nero
iOlten, init Beihlag belegt.
- Der Weritaner &ep0 @arsa,
rpelber anoetlagt lit. ben Weritaner
5erman Sanbes auf Der Slider
iben Sarm nabe Gpin 5iiters er.
ihoiien gu baben, 1T in SobniDn gitt
oerbaitet uno nad] 8oerne aebrabi
tuoroen.
- Die 2eras Builders N1iocia,
tiDn, uelbe in @acD ibre Berlamn.
lung abgebalten bat, tpiro nGbitea
Jahr in San Mntonio sulammen,
fomnlen. E. IS. Sbielos pon biel
tuuroe gum Brdlioenten erpdblt.
|
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-16
eimes amabem sptIoer yaitt mms sebe,t.

Us. 5. Bronn BON 2eesoille, Sn.
oiana, bate TpoessQualen an NItb+
ma su erouloen. Seine ssamilie
mar ldon um i'm oerianmelt, oa
man ieinen 9oo ieoen Gueenblid er.
martete. Sein SDbn batte lih aufs
Bfero eemDrfen, nm in Der Is Weia
len entfernten Staot yDr. Sings
geeue @ntoeduna" fir @rtdltlna.
6uiten uno Sbminpiuht gu bDlen.
uno pirtlid, er Fam nod our rebs
ten 3eit. Das Wtittel oerlhaffte
oem Batter iDfDrt 2inoeruna uno be-
mirtte balo cine Seilune. Gr lhreibt
iebt SD babe ieBt ieoe Nadt ee>
lunoen Sblaf. 9lebnlihe number.
bare &uren oDn S6miuolubt, grs
fdltunaen uno @rippe, 8ronbitis
uno 2un9enentaiinbune berpeiien Die
unoergeblihe 8irfuna auf alle Sails.
uno 2un9enleioen. 8iro qarantiert.
Sn Slalben au so Gents unb 500.
Brobe 6laiben frei in ben Iputbes
Ten BON S. Saltener & Son unb
NoDlpb OreiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-16
Bon 3wfien geliebt.
9smsa ban aIireb saffeu.
tSurtieBunQl

ghnrIntte bate ben &opf an bic
0ebne lines SeHels 5uriidgele9nt. Oas
2i9t traf nidt bortbin. Malter Der>
mohte ben Musbrud ibrer 3iise nur
balb unb bolb au erratben. Mos fann
ieg Sie lirB ibn auf cine Anttport
ipurten.
Gnbti9 eutgeguete iie, rabi9 unb be-
berrf9t mie er:
So bifi On Dirfli1 am @ubpuntt
foblider, fiibler @rtpGgnng angeldngt2
ST gar ni9ts msbr bonn Wogen zines
Samples in Dir9 4u9 nift m riIlen,
febufuhterfiIIten @tunben abieits
DDm Msltserdufh. bsren pinenlofs
8euts MIR iinb2 Gage mir bas ebrz
TI@.-
.Gui. S4 min Dir Off,n einss=
fttbeu, baB i'd mid nod gar mandmdl
IN ben 2nupf bineinseaosen fiible
Mber i1 tpebre mid.
CT fob lire fIeinen, tpeiben 6Gnbs
auf ben 6eitenlebnen bes SeHsls lanss
fGm bin- unb bereleiten. SEPT fanten
bic 0Gubs. gte fetteten Iid abermaia
Nm bic Rnies unb aiDmgen 70 ben ali,
riidgebOgfnsn DberiDrper gu elmer gteis
g.1ns nab BORN. l1nbef1attst iab Wals
ter i'm Nntiit ipieber pnr iim.
.Du De1rft Did, nidts fie. sd
tam bos uifa-4
.Gbarlotte-4
so Mil mid anh nibt tpsbren!4
.gbo1lDtte, i'd bite Oib"
rOu bait mtr sefast. nh es in Oh
ausfiebi. Gs TT bod MIR RIIis. fpenr
9u nun au1 mid anh5rH.1
..1iuig pieneint. Nber OBJ q
uotbutubig 1T
sir mid, ia- waan 5ast, bdB MAJ
On unetiprO1enen @prtsn eritidsr
Rnne-A
LAS mag fin anhere seiter, ni4
fitz DID. Du sGhif nidt gu ben &c;
sc61HH9eu Gxouen. Du btft-@
80 rInRe Dir en- Qobiib.~ Sh
bob btf Sanb. ein blaies, miibes Sd,
1elH 2ui&te I'M itrr aippen. % ia
On truuft Did psbren, idb feHs.-
&[bsr bel al Deiaer gsten Mdnnns
hon mfr BIN i'd bod nid5is onberes, ali
etue Brna, bic Ihbt. JR es nun ebsl.
mlt1tg bon hem itGrtertn Mnnn. mir
S&mer5eu iiber s9msrsen su5uf9is,
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gbf. p6ue bob eins 4usipraae sspi
f&ea uns itattgefunben. Ober bod 2
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bes iuugtn 2iinitlers.
..Aein. CHARLOTTE, dnttoortete E
nn4 tursem 3oeern dufri9tis.
gtun alIo.-Sieb, es CAB eine Sci
-bd babe ich mid au9 gseen mein
Gisbe stiDebrt. Das Dor glei1 bd
mails 5u Nnfans. galb naa bem Sri.
ben sfngen mir in 9rob unb @erbitte
rlug auseinanber-um Elm Ri9ts-
wie bas TO of 5ipifden bsiBen Serae
norfommt. Jn meine ungiId{slio
Gttmmung tOnte elm perbdnsniBpoae
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ibm bas Gtobtgut DOR ben @uin itebe.
Charlotte itodte. IS b0rts ii9 al
ais Ob iie bic 3dbne feit auf.inanbs
beiBe.
Sbre 8rausn fdobsn fib in finite
psr6htlihsm 9lusorud iiber ben Qluee
btHt 5ufammsn. 90 ftarrte iie eine
MugeubIid an Walter poriiber gerabe
aus. Damn fubr iie, BITE Morte gleid
fam 5:sDssftohsHb. Tafa fprt:
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- Bas mir nibt peroauen f0ns
men, miro ii9erlih geritupfune oers
uriaben. Bas mir tun malien, ilt
Or. Guguit a6nie's 6anlburaer
9ropfen gebrauhen, tpelde miloerno
mirfen unb erleihtern.
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Grete Sieile mad ct. Nouts uao
;uriid.

I'm ben Beiubern Der Weltanss
itelluna entgeaen5ufDmmen, miro Die
Wt. SC. e &. .s8abn (Tbe Satp) einen
neuen Sbnea5ug Stuilden @alpes
iton uno San NntDniu uno ct.
Souls einleaen unb Die erfte BerIon,
Die einen Hatnen fir oieien neuen
Bug einlenoet, Der anaenonmen
peroen wiro, erbalt elm sSrei-9idet
BON ir9eno elmer Station in geras
nad ct. Souls uno suriid udbrenb
Der Iusitellun9. Die fDlaenoen Bes
oingungen iino Su bepbahten: Der
Name ntuB reu uno orieineu une
tur5 uno oeritdnolih iein. gllle Wiit.
tellungen in Besue bierauf Iino au
rihten an Us. s. Gru5b,
IS. 3 bDr geo. 620 8.
Dallas. gerQs.
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6 nbner g hIus.

Gnualt: Isle mDllen Sbren 6aus.
tuirt Derflagen. neil er Sic einen
S9el aenannt - bas iit an lih aber
nod feline Beleioigune." = Silent:
.Sa. Dor oem Sgel bat er ne Baule
genaht uno oaS Sbpein per=
lmluCft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-16

8ecept 9to. 1851 BON @imer Il
Slmeno BELT ni6t alle 2eioen, aber
es furirt. &5eumatismus auf ale
5dlIe. 6. S. Sbmiot, glgent
ODuiton. 2eras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-16

WiuB Der aurOpattin aber itar,
fes 5eimmeb boben!
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1904-11-10

John Elliott, democrat. for dis
trict clerk, defeats Ed Palmer, re-
publican, by "a majority.
A. T. Bodle, republican for coun-
ty attorney, defeats VIM. Jobling,
democrat by 22 majority.
Florence Smith, republican, for
register of deeds, defeats Chas Tai
ley, democrat, by aS majority.
D. P. Wysong, republican for
county clerk, defeats Frank Wehrle,
democrat, by FL majority.
Frank Sullivan. democrat for
county attorney, defeats ]. R. Griggs
republican by 81 majority.
John Conrad. democrat for Coun-
ty commissioner 2nd district, de-
feats George Edwards, republican,
by 16 majority.
Will King, democrat for County
commissioner 3rd district defeats B..
H. Cordes, republican by FL major
ity.
Doc Fee, democrat, for Coroner,
defeats Doc Leslie, republican by
81 majority.
Sam Givler, republican for sheriff
defeats Sam Conger, democrat by
100 mojority.
Ruth Bennett, democrat for
county Superintendent, defeats Mrs.
Frilla DeCow, republican by nc
majority.
Rev. Robinson democrat for sur.
veyor defeats John Ellis, republican
by s majority.
George Cones, republican, fol
representative, defeats Harry Hay
den, democrat by 73 majority il
Meade and Seward counties.