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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-21
A SINGLE PAPER COST $50.

The Tampa Morning Tribune has
been annoyed for some time with q
number OF newspaper thieves who
would steal that paper when left at the
front door OF subscribers, and on Sun
day morning Henry Williams was
caught in the act OF pilfering q copy
left At the home of the mayor, He
was arrested and on Monday Justice
Whitaker fined him s50.
The San has been having consider.
able trouble with q number OF such
thieves 10 Gainesville. and they will
learn by reading the foregoing the
chances they are taking by continuing
the practice, for II one OF them IL
caught he will be made an example Of
to try and put n check TO the business.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-21
THE TAMPA FAIR.

While many papers object to being
filled up with machine made pua. for
the Mid Winter Fair At Tampa, or any
other place, free Of charge, local pride
in our State makes every eutegpris,nR
publisher speak well " the exhibition
There is not paper in the State but
what is doing its best to promote every
Legitimate method toward advance
ment. We want to see the fair sue.
cess and credit to the State. IL will
help every section OF Florida and every
county should have an exhibit.
The main exhibit building will be the
largest ever seen ~ a Southern state
fair. 1t will be- 9l0 feet in length and
IS feet wide. There will be in all u
exhibit spaces, 37x40 feet. which space
will accommodate any county exhibit,
and many will be divided for smaller
exhibits. The center aisle will be 2l
feet wide, with 10 cross aisles 10 feet
wide, all OF which will have outer co.
frances. The building will be - feet
high at the caves and forty feet high
IN the middle. A gallery $40 feet In
length will be erected in the middle
and furnished with easy chairs and
lounges for visitors to rest upon, eS-
pecially ladies and children.
There will he room for all to display
their products and every ind ustry In
the State should be- represented. The
manufacturers Ct the State should also
be there and thus show what Ne have
in Florida and what we can do here.
The object Of the fair il TO show TO
the people who attend the exhibition
the capabilities OF our State. The men
who engage in this lSudable undertak.
ing with their time and money expect
to come out gamer, and IL the show IL
4 success in point OF ndance, will
surely do so.
Tampa will entertain many people
during the time. The hotels, boarding
houses ~ d nearly every place OF busi.
ness will have an increased trade,
hence the fair must be a winner fnsn-
ciAlly or no one would undertake TO
coDtinue il q second year.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-21

DIR. H. adon. u former rector in e.
than. Kent. England, one Sunday
preac,,l from the text who ART
thou After reading IL he made a
pause fnr the congregation TO reflect
upon The words. when man In mill
Ary dress who At that instant was
marching very sedately up the middle
aisle OF the church. supposlug Il ques-
tiOn addressed TO him, replied, II am,
sir. Au officer OF the acknowledgement
OF foot on a recruiting party here. and,
having brought my wife aud family
with me am come TO church because
! wished 10 be acquainted with the
neighhoring clergy and gentry" This
80 derangrd the divine and astonished
the congregation that the sermon was
concluded with considerable difficulty,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-21

The average Newspaper charges 10
cents line for spaes in Ice columns,
% that an inch space amounts to one
collar. Each day. or each week, the
local paper gives from ten TO thirty
inches Of space 70 promoting the well
h'e OF lie own city. Does any other
e0'lness man give that much Of HE
wares each week 70 help his city?
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-21

Are the coloFed races doomedH" 10
the question By Max NArdAu. What
color yellow, black or redH The yell
low folks seem to be getting along very
nicely with the CEaF's forces, and APP
pear to be a long way from their doom.
The Reds are now in. fifth place, are
playing good ball and shut out the
leaders the other day. A few OF them
are signed" for tobacco stores. The
olach-We will les some OF our North
srn friends speak for them. But guess
they're not doomed.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-21
coMMENDs HIM.

Col. L. E. Robertson Of Lake City, in
the last issue of The Florida Christian
Advocate, pays the following compli-
ment to DR.. J. F. McKiustry, Jr,,
nnent his advocacy OF Gainesville az
the seat for she University;
IWish to say just here, that OF DR..
IF. MeKinsGFy, who was one Of
Gainesville's chief spokesmen, so far
81 her own citisens were concerned, |
have no Words but of commentator,
for my information 10 that he per-
formed the work assigned him in a
high.toned. manly and dignified man
ner and that he did not indulge in any
criticism OF anyone, bat undertook TO
Justly and fairly set forth the claims
Of HE own people.
Had anyone claimed otherwise than
- stated by Col. Robertson nobody in
Gainesville would have treated il 9TH
srWise than 90 q pure fabrication.
"Dr. Jim" has always been fair in
dealing with opponents, as can be
vOuched for by numerous persons all
over Florida with whom he has meas.
ured swords in debate. He 10 always
listened to with marked attention, by
opponents as we'll as friends. and the
latter are glad to note that he sus-
tanned his reputation for fairness dur
Ing the heated debate on the Univer-
city issue.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-21
catarrh Cannot be Cured

With local applications. - they eso-
not reach the Ssat % the disease. Ca
tarsh 10 . blood or constitutional die.
ssss. ahd IN order 10 suSs 10 TOa ansl
take internal remedies. Halle Ca
tsFFh OaFv 10 taksn inseFnsily. and
nsts dirsesly Oh she blnod cad musous
saFtaess. Halle Ca2msEn Ours e NOS q
qaask naedieine. IL was peassgibed b.
ons Of che best pAySAsssns ~ this eoun.
tTy teT ysaFs and b TsGulay pFsseFsp.
tiOa. 10 b eomposed ~ the best toniea
kD0wn. eom6ise1 via ths bsxt bleed
peEiasga, acting diFsssly on the me-
eous eaEfaess. Ths perfeet eomblRa.
tios q the Ewo ia0ru6tents n whst
pE0duses sueh won4sEfui FssslfS IN
saFing eafaFFb. Seed Cor sastimonial1
fFss. ~. CHExEr 4 O., PssPs-,
fNlefn. CAlo.
e z g. ssgss...: - -
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-21
HAS NOT RETURNED.

General sherman said III | owned
q farm in hell and 4 farm in Texas. I'D
sell the one in Texas and live In hell D
Now Gomez 4 Texas philosopher who
rejoins We'll, ! guess the General
has found out his mistake by this
time ."-EI.
But ne haven't heard OF his return.
ing TO Texas.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-21

d Z. ThoupsOn. who for the past
si Jean has been the manager Of The
y. Augustine RecUrd. has retired and
VII devote his energies 20 other busi-
Bees 10 the Ancient oity. Mr.. Thomp-
100 has been . very capable newspaper
n'a and HE friends Of the State press
van him success In whatever be may
engag.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-21

'h' heat In the North hiss sss the
S'0p's up there 20 shaking. In New
I0'i l' hAs been l0Tid and In the SUM-
s' resorts the oaly place for safety
ION 'unstrOks is In she vssss. In the
- Of an oak tree. ne higheSt
s1Veraturs on Tuesday Was % n the
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-21

he StoekRas, psblEahsd at DsFuni-
spnhn' should BE- Red b. ever
aa tanner. IL 10 q FIorida pspss
pae'ishsd In the iatsFsss Of FIsFi-
msn and stosk growers.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-21
LIE INDIANS GAIL.
II Gives Him F~rfsrt Balance. WITH
Treat ErouOuaY 81 forr~.

treat E~osoasY 81 Fsr-~.
\ 0p'~mRn walks with q rolling
motion us hips swging ph inch or
a."-" 30 the ~t'1Hlur side. and hls
pa 'orrrspondlngly long This
hip 70 'r may H. nOtlcei 90 an eKAg.
g"r1''7l irgrec Ia the stride ~ a pro-
fc~,,.UHI Pedestrian. hut the latter
wnlk. VIII heel aud toe step. where
a. 100 'nJians or sailors step Is m0re
nearly 'lt fOpteyl. la the latter case
tile CENTER ~ gravity IL covered by
the w.''" foot The polse L. as secure
as thtt Il a roPswalker The tors
ar pu,a'.d straight forward o. even
a trim" rwarl. so that the inside OF
the hc''' The outside Of the ball OF the
fOOt 1nd the smaller toes all do their
shar' II work and assist In balancing.
walking In the woods In this manner
one J.. not 10 likely either TO trip over
projr ting roots, stones and other traps
- be would be n the feet formed
books by pointing outward. The ad.
vantage Is Obvious In snowshoelng. II
the milan were turned 90 stone whilo
In the act Of stepping the statue would
probably stand balanced on one foot
Thi- gri Eivcs the limbs great coz
troll over his movements. He h al
ways poised. n a stick cracks under
him il j. because OF his weight and
not by reason OF the impact. He goes
silently ou and with great economy
Of forcr His steady balance enables
him To put his moving foot down a.
gently as YOU would lay an egg on the
table Field and Stream.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-21

The cabinet OF President ROosevslt
has st last taken Root. and With 70.
vorabls conditions there is . ehancs
for great Developments.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-21

~" . sonsIdsrsbls tFoohls IN.
- ~ INs peles eo@miusion 10
'aiag kuasis psnliieu. opIns
- g has 49, 1ape ere esmpsl.
= an 4 cl1sn
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-21

While We are having laws enacted "a
stop The killing Of all kinds OF game.
Wouldnt IL be q good idea 10 zee II ne
eouldn't pASa q few TO pro- ct the
peopleS
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-21

IL 10 pretty hard lines TO put In OvsS
forty years ss . member Of the "aFt
prsservstiVs, ;" and then be called The
Village Blacksmith.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-21

A fine auto road from 0rlando % Oh.
coast will econ Be ready foe che peOpi'
Of that session.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-21
PARTIAL PRICE LIST OF
Whistles, Wines, Beer and Mali

Bah Goods-JugS Free-N0t PFepni
80 Per QAlioni
RE, uln. Cora. Good Grade.
eaW Ter 0RllOa'
IRE. On Corn, Hum. ZINE quality.
f1h Fer Oallon;
Rsa. Gin Corn. Ram. HIST for The man14
100 Fer Gallon
"lt' Rye Teach and Ap,Ae Brady. M1li9a
cd ~ e9e.
lLOO Pes 0kilOa
Victoria i've, social DOia RYE. heeieih&
uuAhtt,
LEMP ST. LOUIS BEER Per UN1
Ealstan Boer ..s,s.,.,....t,....,... ,,s....ss
LNtTn Pale s.fltsts't.s .ttstsssts |I
htandhrd .. sf.ss.tst.ttt ststsss-.s sssssss 81.
Matt oHua daFk .-.sst,.''.,. ...s ,,sstst.t RI
CODufnef. Imported s.s.. boo. tts4ssstssst | ||
Has Ale, ldntk ..,s'.ss''.''.'.sss ssss,st = ~
Guihnoa4 htel1k. pinta .sssssssete n M
Prices By ne obl on application
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-21
ExPRgsg PREPAID.

4'..orsnsns Allowed On An Oocas Of ss@s
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-21

V. l .:sas y. EiAMME BROS,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-23
AmbOy Evening News

Long Distance Telephone
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-23
THURSDAY, MARCH %.


Residents along Madison avenue are
putting up a cry about the mud in that
thoroughfare and well they might.
There is one Of the h-andsomest streets
in the city made almost impossible.
a petition for Il pavement was pre-
,ented to the aldermen last year to
have this street improved. This, as is
customary, wa, followed by a remon-
STRANGE, but, as far as is known, the
public has never been informed a, to
which side won. 1t is a shame to
allow Il broad. straight t~horoughfare
like Madison avenue, remain in its
present disgraceful state when 50
many of the property owners want it
improved.
Madison avenue, however, i, differ
ent from State street in that it i, a
strictly residential thoroughfare while
the latter j, one Of the principal bust
ness streets in the city. KS Disagree
able Il, it may be to see and drive
through. the mad in Madison avenue,
it docs not begin to have the effect on
the progress Of the city that State
street does.
Then, too, there il, that ordinance
to pave Market street from the city
hall par'1 TO Water street, also the pc
titions to pave the block in Rector
street from Market to Smith streets.
1t Is mud. mud, mud in all Of these
ami after a while it will be sand and
dust. clouds Of it. All Of these were
acted upon last fail. We would like
to see them tax en- from the pigeon
hole and pushed to It successful con
clusion. The city needs the improve
ment. the property owners want it and
everybody will be glad when it is
done.
Above all, however. pave State
street. This should be done first. This
is a thoroughfarc used 10y the entire
city every day, while the other, are
only occasionally. State street i, seen
by many strangers the first thing. as
o as they alight from "a train and
from ii they ret their impression Of
Perth .Amboy. This city cannot afford
to allow this to continue. Pave state
street. It means more money to the
property owners. more bushes, to the
merchants and progress for the city.
Pave State street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-23
six Miners Killed.

PRINCETON. Ind. March 23.-As a
result of an explosion in the Princeton
coal mines, neal here, six miners have
been taken out dead and five badly in
jured. The bodies We're rescued two
hours after the explosion, the delay be-
ing caused by the inability Of the res
cuers to combat %afterdamp. The five
injured We're brought to the surface
thirty minutes after the explosion.
They were found heaped together in an
unconscious state.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-23

CHICAGO. March 23.-Sworn to alb
solutc secrecy and guarded on every
side by deputy United States mar
shals and federal secret service men,
the special grand jury ordered to in
vcstigate the beef trust began its ac-
tual work after receiving instructions
from Judge j.. Otis Humphrey. Eleven
witnesses were examined as to the re-
lations between the packing firms and
the railroads.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-23
HIGH TIDE.
NEW YORK HERALD WEATHER
FORECAST.

In the Middle States and New England
today partly overcast to fair weather " i'll
prevail, with slowly rising temperature
and fresh light easterly winds, followed
by increasing cloudiness. On Friday
plrtly cloudy to cloudy, slightly warmer
weather will prevail with fresh e~asterly
and southeasterly witds, followed by
rain in the interior of this section: and
on Saturday overcast to partly cloudy
weather, with slight temperature changes
and local rains.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-23
dnced br Alderman Stacey.

u1Ctu. IN 4AtNlRl 10"
Whereos. bv virtue OF . resolution
,,assed ON March &, 1903, the city
tnnnsn,.o,, vo. authorized TO sell bonds
70 the o,nount of seven thousand dol
Las 4 1000 TO pay for lands adjacent
W Tbcrefore. be it resolved that one
,aJ 10 is.ucd for said amount and
I'M the treasurer be authorized to
nnrcbase the same and place il in the
sinking fund, n
Re il further resolved that the sum
of seven hundred dollars (SIOO) in adj
dition to the interest TO accrue on
said bond shall be raised each year by
taxation and placed in the sinking
fund for the purpose of paying the
same at maturity.
and passed by the following vote: Yea
Aldermen Rossi, Stacey, loft, Grouse,
Schultz and Alderman -at-largePfciffer.
Motion by Alderman loft that the
Fire Committee be empowered TO pur-
chase the hose wagon from the com
pany able to deliver same in the short
est time, which motion was carried by
the following vote: Hea-Aldcrinen
RoSsi, Stacey, loft. Grouse. Schultl
and Alderman-at-large PfeitfCr.
Motion that the contract for removing
garbage be awarded to Graham x NC
Keen, they being the lowest bidders
was carried by the following vote Yea
Aldermen Rossi, Stacey, Iolt, IonS
Schultz and Aldcrman-at-large FlcIhe''
Motion that a warrant be drawn LOT
81, 900 in favor Of Pcrrinc X BuckeIeW
in payment for lands adjoining city
hall property, in accordance Wlth re-
solution passed 10y the council oh
November 9, 1894.
was passed by the following votc. {
Aldermen Ross, Stacey loll' GIGmse
Schultz and AIdermah-at-l'f@c lIc'"el'
Motion to have Il wagon feoull' Ill a
cost of about SO.
was passed by the io!IoWl'S [oIS. ic'
Aldermen RoSSi' stacey, holti Glon>c'
Schultz and Aldcrmah-ai-laleG lIc'lieI'
Resolution II council having con
sidered the protests on Mitiiael rapc
Thomas Kelly Jacol' o!uper@Tr MIS-
Rosanna klIimurral hclr? ol 'llicl!1ru
OIoole' ahu JuIla llhlu!tis' Willis
the assessment mace by the co,l''Hl9'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-23
FIRE 4 Y

FIRE ALARM BOXES.
- Raritan Copper works
e High and Lewis
81 Madison ave and Paterson 1t
Is Market and First sts.
- Smith and High vt
" State and Smith SITS
81 Buckingham ave and Hartf
- Commerce and Front sts
"a High and Washington str
~ State st and Buckingham ave
56 Hall ave and Charles st
u Railroad ave and Wayne
G2 Washington and First sts
60 Turnpike anu Elm st
Smith at and Watson ave
g. Commerce and State u
- Front and Smith SITS
~ Water and Gordon SITS
~ ReNrny avs and Gordon ct
81 Smith and Herbert st
50 Woodbridge road and Washington al
81 Lehigh ave > = Stanford st
To send IN an alarm, open the door of the boz
and pull down the lever and let 90 once only
stay at box until 6remen arrive.
SPECIAL CALLS.
I ~tap-Break In circuit. , tnpa-Drtil and fire
alarm test. Hydrsnt at corner of Jefferson and
High street always to De used for this trial. 5
taps Fire out. B t~Aps-Police call. 12-Call for
Lincoln Hose i3-Csil for Washington Hose
14-CalI for Mcclellan Hose ib-Csll for Pro-
tactiou Fl. aud L
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-23

CAMDEN. y. j.. March 23.-Fire last
night destroyed the car barn of the
Camden and suburban Railway COIN
pany. The loss Is $4,000. covered by
insurance. Spontaneous combustion is
believed 20 be the origin. Ton cars
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-23

J " wv WY N'A'llNAA VI L ~ ~ HAAiA'pN =
y. j.:
Gentlemen: Our assessment for
Neville street grading for block 23S.
lot l.. northeast corner Neville and
Cornell streets. is So. 20. Said lot has
an actual frontage on Neville street
of 81 6S-lOO feet. The assessment on
said street is at rate of 80 cents for
one running foot. which would make
it $4S. 30 for the lot, Please allow
error.
Annexed is copy of deed showing
total frontage of l03 6S-l00 feet along
Neville street. Annexed diagram also
shows that the ~ feet most eastcrly is
assessed separately a. lots Nos. 10 and
-.
As will he noted on diagram the
corner runs out into a point, having
no depth, and although we are assessed
fOI. more than two full lots there is
really little more than one lot in the
tract. We therefore think that Il furth-
er reduction should be made.
Very respectfully,
The IhcrkclScn X Brown Co.
was presented and referred to the COM
mittee on TaXat:on.
Tie following
To the Honorable Board of Aldermen
of the city of Perth Amboy:
We. the undersigned property OWN
cls On Elm street, do most respectful
" ask your honorable board to cause
Elm street to be worked and graded
to the established grade from New
Brunswick avenue %southerly TO Smith
street.
Your respectfully.
Benjamin IL. Ncpscn.
Owe Poulseu,
John Drifte.
Hans Jensen,
Jeanette JurgcnsOn,
Pauline Andersen.
II. Miller,
William Tyrrell.
Martin Hansen.
w. la Cour,
Hans Z. Hansen,
Mrs. Julia Martin.
was presented and referred to the ON
mittcc on Streets and Sewers.
The following
Perth AmbCy, n. j.. Mar. 20, 1905.
The Honorable Mayor and Board of
Aldermen of the city Of Perth Am
hoy
Gcntlemen:- We. the undersigned
property owners. ON Hall avenue, from
Woodbridge road to Hall avenue rail
road bridge, do hereby respectfully
petition your honorable body to cause
q sewer of proper dimensions to be
built in said part of Hall avenue. and
your petitioner, will cvcr pray.
Signed
Autrn Andersen.
John Fahey.
=. Friie Laugesen.
Karl Friis,
Han, y. Miller.
Nuucn G. Jensen,
lens Nadscn,
Louis Blanchard.
Martin Nielsen,
Peter anderson.
Edwin Metzgar,
John Lousilinski,
Peter Borkowski.
WAS presented and referred to the COM
uittcc on Streets and Sewers.
An ordinance entitlc
An ordinance to grant right of way to
members of the fire department in
the public streets of the city of
Perth AmbOy at fires and alarms of
fire in said city.
BE it ordained by the council Of the
city of Perth Amboy as follows:
Sec. l.. The officers and men of the
fire department of the city of Perth
.\mboy. with their apparatus Of all
kinds. shall have, when on duty. the
right Of way at any fire or upon an
alarm of fire, in and upon any high
way. street or avenue of the city OF
Perth Amboy, over any and all We
hiclps of any kind. except those carry
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-23

Frank Huda.
John Seaman.
Sam Weinberger
per j. Gargt.
Geo. II. Bunten.
John Shirlds,
Carrie Andersen,
Mrs. Ryan,
Mrs. T.. Council,
Mrs. G.. Hudson,
Peter Hulidinsky.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-23

Entered at Post oalce as second-class matter
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-23

To Our Readors:-If you do not receive
your paper regularly. we would consider 1t Il
favor Ii you would report the matter at once.
No attention paid 70 unsigned comuIuhica'
ffpus
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-08-07
NEW ORLEANS HOPEFUL.
Citizens Raising Money to Fight
Plague-Men at Work.
fRy Associated Press 4


New Orleans, Aug There is sew
enty thousand dollars in hand result
ing from an assessment on the cit
liens with no difficulty standing in
the way OF immediate ielcrll cohifol
of the fever situation Every aI;hJr-
ity wanted by the federal uureIu is
assured. The good effect of federal
control is already evidenced in the
favorable view of the situation given
by authorities in nearby states and II
is thought little difficulty will be en-
countered in securing notifications OF
restrictions against the fight between
the states Eight hundred men start
ed in today on a general cleaning
movement. There is a slight fall in
the number of new cases and no in
crease in the number of deaths, ant
marked diminuition in number Of new
foci within the past twenty four hours
Archbishop Chappellet today is slight
" better
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-08-07
ALLOTMENT BEGUN.
Apportioning Lands to Indian Babies
in the Territories.

Apportioning Lands to indian Babies
in the Territories.
The allotment of land to Indian ba-
bies who became eligible to allotments
after the final roll was closed by a
special act Of congress has begun.
The Creek land Office was thrown
open to them Saturday and nearly
fifty filed the first day. All of these ba-
bies are under 2 years of age. Their
allotments are selected for them by
their parents. The allotments will
be made just as fast as the rolls are
approved by the secretary Of the in
terror and returned TO the commission.
Nearly all the good land in the Creek
nation has been allotted and Ia many
instances the land of an infant child
will be allotted fifty miles from that
held by the father and mother Sew.
eral prominent Creeks stated that
they had been riding over the Creek
nation ever since the news came that
the baby roll" had been approved
looking for good land that had not
been taken. Each child gets 16C
acres of land and It is worth looking
for.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-08-07
New Firm.

Having sold an interest in my
Gents Furnishing store to J. C. Cock
roft the style of the firm is now ID.
J. Treadwell & Co. The new firm as
sumes all liabilities and Is authorized
to collect all debts Of the old firm.
Thanking the public for their liber-
al patronage and soliciting a contin-
uence of same am yours to serve,
7-2t ID. j. TREADWELL.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-08-07

The most wonderful cure for piles
Is ManZan, put up in coiiapsable tubes
with nozzle attached. It reaches the
spot, stops pain instantly, and cures
all kinds OF blind, bleeding, itching or
protruding piles. Sold by City Drug
store.