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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-08

money. could not carry it out OF the
world In my dead hands. and coflins
were not made to carry money in. For
that reason ! turned my attention to
sixteen different colleges. lid not
establish new ones. We have enough
wanted to provide a place ior tho
poor boys and girls in the colleges. and
that Is the reason | have been giving
my money away"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-08
eenerosItx Not understood.

To give money for charitable OBJ
iect in Burma is supposed to imply
that the donor has been very wicked
and wishes to show his penitence.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-08
work d sIIk worm... !. .

It requires 1900 silk works to pro.
luce one pound Of silk.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-08
A Name Burdsnsd Girl.

Going down the road in North Caro-
liza the other day says a writer, ac-
costed bright-looking little colored
girl and inquired her name.
Virginia Alabama Mississippi Ben
son. she said SO hurriedly that had
to ask her to repeat it several times.
and | failed to discover how so insig-
nificant an atom in this great universe
had received such a tremendous title.
Learning that she lived in little cab
in near by, | sought her mother and
drew out the interesting fact that the
child had been made a family record
and christened so that her parents
might not forget the names OF the
states in which they had resided.
The demand for meerschaum pipes
is slowly but surely dying out, says
tobacconist In fact pipe smoking in
general is on the decline. ."-PhIladel-
phia Record.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-08

Most appropriate name for a dentist
Phil Pullman.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-01-19

|
Vice President j. T. May of the
First National Bank of this city is
up from Fremont visiting with
the directors.
G.. L. Dodson was in town Mon
day getting supplies. He has
started a ranch about Is miles
southwest of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy, of Ken
nedy, drove to town yesterday and
are talking of going to Mississippi
| for MIR. Piercy's health.
NJ. P. Jordan was in town last
Saturday. He recently returned
from a trip up west where he has
been for several weeks.
The boys and girls had a fine
time coasting last Saturday by
hitching their sleds onto the hind
end of wagons moving about town.
Mark D. Cy piers and Chas. S.
Reece went down to Lincoln Mon
day to attend the agricultural
meeting for farmers and stock
raisers this week.
Mrs. Moon and Queen are on
their way home, starting vest, r
day morning from Marshaltown,
Ia, and after visiting friends two
days in Omaha, are expectc | home
Saturday night.
j. A. Hornback, formerly Of
this city and we'll known by many
Cherry county people, writes us
from Stromsburg, enclosing cash
in advance fer THE DEMOCRAT aud
SENDS greeting.
Harry Harper called yesterday
and started our electric bells going
which we have been trying for
several days to get connected so as
to ring the bells instead of using
them as an ornament.
A. E. Hutchison, of Granger,
Mimi, came up Monday to look
at our country with view to To-
eating here. He is brother to
Mrs. K. G.. Salmon and is at pres
ent visiting at MIR. Collects.
Major Hatch, lately from the
PHILIPPINES, came about three weeks
:. ago and is the officer in command
at Fl. Niobrara. 1t was cur pleas
ure to meet him Tuesday TIN olgh
the courtesy of Capt. O'Neill.
| When a man gets lonesome and
wants to do something to amuse
himself, spend little money and
get a whole lot of thinking, he can
keep busy in a tangle of electric
wires to find out which wire to
connect.
NJ. Jelly and wife drove up
last Saturday from their farm
down the river to do some trading
with Valentine merchants. 1t was
not so cold as it was Friday but
Mr.. Jelly said it was cold enoug>
for long drive.
S. l.. Ellis was up from Sim, on
the first Of the week for supplies
for his store. In whiting hole
il, a strap of leather while in town
he sIashed the end of his thumb
and had to get DR.. Compton do it
up for him and stop the blood.
Attorney A. NJ. Morrissey went
down to Lincoln Monday to argue
a case before the supreme court,
wherein the Omaha National bank
is plaintiff VS. j. w. Dye in a re-
plcyin suit for the recovery of
cattle. Mr.. Morrissey is attorney
for the plaintiff.
A small fire occurred last Fri
day morning at Geo. Lenaugh' 5
! house, across the alley west of
Frank Brayton's dwelling. The
ceiling and roof caught fire from
the fue which seems to have been
defective. The fire department
and neighbors gathered quickly
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-01-19
TALK OF THE TOWN

| Lltllc, uFONe uUWu lIOll bdllt.y
last Monday and are visiting with
their brother-in-law, VIM. John
son, who lives twelve miles south
of town. Mr.. Goodin was in town
yesterday and called at this office
to subscribe for THE DEMOCRAT.
Grant Boyer recently made an
other violin which is pronounced
by those who have seen it to be
equal, if not superior, to the one
he made last winter. Mr.. Boyer
sold the violin to John Todd of
Sparks for $500 who says it is
we'll worth the money he paid for it.
W. A. Shelbourn came into town
last week from his place on the
Snake to bring his children up to bis
brothers to attend school. Mon
day, Mr.. Shelbourn called at our
Office and stated that he had sold
out down on the Snake and would
move up close to town where he
could send his children to school.
Chas. II. FaulhaDer writes us
from Brownlee that he has sold all
Of his Hereford bulls excepting 80
head of young bulls, from ten
months to one year old, but he
has decided to sell one of his herd
bulls, which is four years old. 1t
surely pays to advertise. Mr..
Faulnaber encloses pay for his
subscription and stock ADVERTISE
ment in advance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Slonecker went
down to Alnsworth Monday to at
tend the funeral of Thomas Nc
Grew Of that place who died Sun
day evening of brlghts disease.
The funeral took place Tuesday
afternoon. Mr.. McGrew was the
father of Miss Maud McGrew who
many of the young people of Val
entine remember as living in our
city some years ago, and of Mrs.
Slonecker, deceased.
James Marley called on US this
week and paid up for HE Demo-
GRAFT and told us to stop sending
it as there wasn't any news any
more. This is at least en-
couraging for he has taken the pa
per for years, and If there hadn't
been any news in it, he'd have
quit long ago, SO here's good luck
to you Mr.. Marley. We're get
ting new subscribers rignt along
and we'll be bit lonesome with
out you.
If some Of our friends who said
stop the paper because they didn't
want to pay in advance for it will
just slip over the fence to the
neighbors and borrow a copy of
LIE DEMOCRAT occasionally they
can perhaps make themselves be-
lleve they made the editor think
that they could get all the news
without taking the paper. just
tell the nelghbOrs you wanted to
look for stray notice Or something
like that. It'll work.
County Assessor Cole and the
SOiulIlSSlOllClS dU u SCSSIOll
held last week, appointed the fol-
lowing deputy assessors: Chas.
Lower, for Sparks and kewanee
precincts; 5. K. Babcock, Buffalo
Lake and Mother Lake; j. NJ.
Clarkson, Valentine precinct and
village; q. w. Williams, Goose
Creek and Pleasant Hill; W. A.
Crane, Merriman; a. &. Salmon,
Table and Mlnnechaduza; VIM.
Kennedy, Steen and Kennedy; l..
w. Parker, SchIagel and German;
John Haeber, Dewey Lake and
Cleveland: John Williams, Wood
Lake: A. O. Coleman, Georgia,
Nenzel and Sharps Ranch; r. S.
Lee, Loup; W. D. Armstrong,
Boiling Springs; Len Wlnslow,
Eli; A. d. Brooks, Barley; S. NJ.
Woodward, Irwin and Lavaca;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-13

Sutton Npcnllc, nube Baltimore Ctr,
1910 bel IS, @~runojinS $50. $500.
Tonnic Noomun II. u. OIL Nooc
Shapiro, @citicitC ser Caroline. Ctr,
20 bel -. Wrlmoiins $40, So.
GicicIbc an &Sroel Slciidlcr II. ",
) @runoitiitc, So.
&ocob N%cttlcnton an Gnnnic Moo
mon II. ". | @%runbltiidc, So.
Gbnum0 :. Bates an SarrD DIOR.
ltcil. 6 @runoltildc, So.
Nurrp Woritcin mo Wottin at
Nocob GrpitaI MeltiCitc Der @on0ltr.
1913 bel lOO, s..
Niclclbcn an SumuCl Soti9fU &
@rlmoltildc, So.
Nobcrt 81. &ncoB al &nnc3 Som
oro un0 @uttin. Siloicitc Scr Mbit
rtO0c NuCulc, uobC 2)orr HooO, 10 bel
-, @rumo5iuH $50, $3.50.
u. s.. @opcr an Morp ). @oucr, ,
Wruuoitildc, S23l1.tt.
!. MtiIton &onc3 mo Wuttiu al
Mor0orct 6iut, > @rmoitiid2,
$t3SG.66.
@illium alcinlc an WnItCr j. Sat.
lima Noromciticitc ser WiupIc 9Ioc.
uobc GpcrQrccn- (crrucc, fl bel -.
@rlnbjins $50, $1,000,
Sbcuborc Goofc al Sonlc@ !. NQcl1
mo @ottin. Olticitc Ger Sutton, nobt
Nortb Npcruc, i3 bel 90, @rnno5ils
$40, $500.
Charles Y. Surit an Gunicl y.
Sorgcnt mo @ottin, Oiticitc scr
Euplon.S troBc, uobe NORTH Mucnllc,
1873 bel -, @runo5inS 500, So.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-13

QompIcr n6rieOrifj ser SroBc"
am >. Gc5. nadl Bremen.
Camper Shirt @iSmord" am ,.
0c}, nad) 9tcnpci mo @cmuo,
Camper ySlouoniu" am ,. &C..
nod Ncopcl uno @enIu.
Camper .Ncrmonio" am 3. Eci.
nod NCopcI.
1ompicr nGeOric" on 6. Gc}. nadj
liverpool.
Compiler rStotcnoom" am 6. Gc}.
nod Hottcroom.
0ompicr nSicilio"om 6, Qcj. uod
9tcopcl utO @cnuo.
Qompicr oNcllig CIoU"dm !. -.
uuh Copenhagen.
Iompfcr o@aacognc" AM I. Gci.
und) Sabre.
0amtpier .NorO NmCrtca" ant /.
0c,. nad) Ncopcl mo @Cnlo,
0umpicr oNcdor" am /. 0c}. nIdl
Gibraltar mo NCupcl.
0umpicr nNnlcrito" am .. Gci.
nod 0an1blirN.
Camper ,llmbria" am 9. Ee}.
nod EiucrponI.
lumpirr st. 2ouia" am .. Ici.
nod Soutbumpton.
QampiCr .aroonIunO" am Q. 2cj.
ltud) NnhrCrpcn.
Cumpicr oNiimcbuba" um 9. Icj.
nod HonOou.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-13
TbfahitstaDc Der 9ampfcr BON Ncip
Uurf.

Dptt
Inmpicr n0umburg" ont II. Hou.
nod NcnpcI mo 8cultu.
Gompicr Baltic" am 10. Ncp.
nod 2iperpooI.
Gumpicr YRotterbam" AM 10.
Nop. nod) ROTTERDAM.
Sumpicr. Gitto 81 Torino" an -.
Ntob. nod Ncopel ulto @ellto.
Tnnpicr ,Moin" am 16. Nop. nod
Bremen.
Gompicr oMioItfe" am t6. NoO.
nad) Sumbnrg,
Compiler oSopoie" am t6. Nou.
nod SABRE.
Gompicr o%Gontpanin" am 1S.Nop.
nodl SiuerpooI.
Sampler oWtinnctonfa" nni IS.
Nop. nod You0on.
9nmplcr o3cclou0" ant tS. NoU.
noh Nntlucrpcn.
camper oFGiidoelpDla' ant Is.
Hop. nod Soutbampion.
Iompicr oa0nigin Youiic" AM IL.
Mon. nod Ncopel nnO @cnuo.
Tompfcr nSt0lio" am f8. Nop.
nod) Ncdpcl.
0ompicr oGolcoonin" am Is. Nou.
nod Glasgow.
Compiler oaronprir5 @ilbcIm" an
2t. 9too. nnd) Bremen.
Gompicr oGorpotbjo" omt 81. Nou.
nad) Ncupcl unb @cnin.
0ampfer nWn0onnu" am 81. Nco.
no6 Neopel.
Compiler nWoicItic" unt -. Nou.
nod 2ipcrpool.
Coupler oEot2Oam" am %. Hop.
nod Hotteronnl.
Gompfer vStulio" am -. Iop.
nod Ncnpcl rno @cnto.
9ampIcr ~SScor Scr 3lucite" am
-. Noo. mad aopcnbugcn.
Iompier Bremen" am %. Nop.
nof Wremen.
Nompier n3ouraiuc" am %. RoU.
mad, Soprc.
Gumpier ,9utopia" am %. Nou.
nut Somburg.
Gompier nGoronio" AM %, Rop.
nod GiberpooI.
Gompicr nEcruHia" AM %. Noo.
noh Ncopel.
Compiler nVieiubo" ant %. Noo.
nod) &onopn.
Gcmpfer st, Saul" an %. gtoD.
nod Soutbomptor.
3ampier n3inlonO" am p. RoU.
nod gntlpcrpcn.
gampicr .9litoria" am %. Nou.
nod Glasgow.
Gompier .Ssfor" ant %. Nop.
nod Neopel unb @enuo.
0ompfer .aoiicr WiIbcln" un %.
Hoo. rtof Bremen.
1ompier .Gitia 0i Niopolt" ant %.
Rob. mad Reopcl mo @cnlu.
Gampfer .Dceouic" am %. Noo.
nod 2%ipcrpool.
Gdmpfer ,ToorOam" ant %. Nou.
tot Hottcroonl.
Gompier lorraine" nm 30. loO.
nod Sopre.
Gompfer .8bcln" am 80. Noo.
nof Bremen.
Gompfer .HcpubIic" ant 30. Noo.
nod Hcopel uno @curu.
Gompier nYcnnipIUduiu" am ,.
Se5eniber nah Sonburg.
Eornpicr .2llconiu" am ,. 2ci.
nod Siperpool.
Gnmpfer yHep Jort" am ,. Ccj.
nad) Soutbomton.
Gompier .SoutbUort" am ). Icj.
not antwerpen.
Ganpier ,WintCupOItadm ,. Iej.
iladl Sonoon.
Gompfer .Vriu}eiltu Grene" ant
=. Ge5ember nnd) Ncdpcl uro @cnllo.
Gompefr .Golmmbla" am =. Qc5.
nod Glasgow.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-13
@erSet Sansciacntbiimcr.


Wlooetne 3iueiitbdiac 6duicr init feds 8tm.
nerr an Der 8citfeitc Der @rohes Gtrnbe. ami,
fheu 1ntrmounts goentc unb SnbettesS trnbc.
Sahen ccmenttrte Seller. cCnc1tiries 1rottoIr.
aInit ecpfIaftertc Giraffe. Scfeu. 5itrunces unb
Wnrntors 1tcppcu. Rrcis $775. 8runbStls $50
pro Subr. hutcr Icthten 8coinenngcn Der,
fault. WHu nebme Die S%nirmount slbenue, Gnr5.
q, Z. Sanosber. Guuuntcrncbmer,
G2s-) Nr, 2s0s. 3cirmuuni.9 the.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-13

sem ara II mentir - Ser.
mlctberln: Dabcr, Scrr Goftor, bns
1T bod nlt)t rcft bon Sbnen. glri
Sbr Bitten bobe i'd Sbnen Die @ob,
nllng nm 10 Worf biai9er geloiicn
unb nltll bleibcn Sic mir Die Wietb,
trotOem ihuloigl" Stuoioius:
"Hber, pcrebrtc 6rau Miiaer, mas
lpollcn Sic oenn? GoB Sic mir Die
@obnultg biliger licBen, lag ood III
sIbrcm ei9cncn Sntereiic! Sc mcliacr
idl Sbnen id)uloig bIeibc, oeito better
1T es bod fir Sie!"
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SQllplCr yW(tllllCDQOQ Nilt y. w..
nod Son0ou.
EoitbcfOrocrnna nndD benz N%nSIanee.
Gic ou8IGnOiidc Eoit fir bic am
is. Noucmbcr cnocn0c Mohc ihlicBt
Gin nIlelt 6GQcn piinftlid) III Dem
9ouptbiircoll mic lolAt:
Hadet . Eoit lit oiicn bon 8 llbr
GormittogS bis 5 ltbr NdhnnittnpS
tdglid), nl5gcronmcn Sonntoas.
Yadet,Foit fir G%citidlnuo ihIieft
10 llbr TormittoN3 omWtittmod), ocn
10. Nobcrtbcr; iiir @roBbritonnicn
urO Srluuo GicnltuGS mo SrcitoG5
. llbr GbcnoS.
0arnpier icgeln bon NerusO ort.
luCnlt nitt ouOcr3 ongcgebcn.
Grams. Ntlontid) c y o It.
MontoA - { llbr Abcnos. iiir
&tulicn Oirctt 0pc5icl oorc'lirt) per
Compiler oNomburg."
QienitoN & llbr Nbcn0s, iilr
europa per Compiler ,Wultic," uiu
Queenstown (EoItiod)cn fir 6rout.
reid, SiiO europe, Ggppten ul0
@riiiid)' Stoicu miiiien per Baltic"
nOrciiirt icin).
Mittpcd) - 70 llbr Nbeno$. iur
Sronfrcid, Siio.Guropa. Ggnptcn
uno @ritiid Snbicn per 0ompicr
go Souoic." pio SABRE Wpltinhcu
iilr onberc Gbcilc Guropo'1 miiiicu
per go Supoie" o0rellirt icin).
6rcitng - 6 llbr NbcnoS, iur
europa pcrGumplcr PHILADELPHIA"
nio EIunloutb mo Gbcrbourg 0oit-
iud)cn iiIr YipcrpooI, SdottIuno mo
IrIun0 milIicn per philadelphia
uorciiirt iciU; ! llbr NbcnOa, fir
&iucrpool, SdOttInno mo &rIano
per 0%oInplcr YG%umponio," oid
Guccnstown (Eoitiohcn liir mocre
GbciIc Gilropn'a mililen per DGont.
potla" oOrciiirt icirD.
EoIt ii @ ii D. 1t. Gcntral.
Imcrifn " c it's n0ic
Woutng - 10 llbr Nbcn0S. illr
SiiO. mo Gcntral a.. Hmcriro per
Tompicr pia Colon.
Iicuitog - ; llbr Nudmittuga.
fir Somoicn per Compiler o 90
Iton; 10 llbr IbcnO5, fir Snnalln.
Supti itno Colombia per Iumplcr
.@rncciu"; iilr @nrbn0oe mo Nor0'
0rniiIien per Eompicr .Suitln"; iilr
IA Elotn . 2dnOCr per Iampicr
.Scliton."
Otittiuoh - 10 llbr Nbcn0S, filr
Glibu, Uhicutou mo Gumpcd)e per
0ompicr oGipcrun5u"; Iilr Yunomu
mo aonoljonc per Compiler oGtrQi.
nin." Dio Colon; iiir $nmaicn per
0nmpier BON philadelphia; iiir see
ipnro. mo WinoiuurO . SnlcIu mo
Guiana per Iampicr .Soutubcllc."
3onuerItog - 10 llbr Nbcno2. filr
Curacao mo Vcnc5nclu per Inlnpicr
. 3uIiu"; iiir Forto Rico per Gam,
pier "Gour1o." pia Gan Tltnn; mir
Central. mo SiiO Amcrita per Cant.
pier uin Colon; filr Gubn per Gunt.
pier oUtontcrcp"; iitr 6ortltnc IS
Iono. Sonluico mo Colombia per
3ulnpier .NItut."
Die FoIt rud1 Relilnoloro. pta
HorosS pbrcD. uro WiQllclolL oia
Bolton ihliebt bier tdglid UNI 8 llbc
TodnittogS; raf Cuba, OiaS Tampa.
nm I llbr Tod,m. roh Gotta
Wicu, SonouruS (SItfiitcD mo @nu.
tcnlolo. oiu Neiu.S Orleans, tdglid) rnt
s llbr NbcnoS; mad Nicaraglto COlts
fiiitc) un6 0ocns ocl Zorro. pia Wu.
bile. tGglih nm s llbr Ibenoa.
Grams. y octiic . y o It.
SreitoQ = llbr Abcn09, iiir Sd.
Goren. China mo ole EbiIippi.
men Gpe5ieu u0rclilrt), olu Sucontd.
Somltng - I l(br Abenos, fitr
Hcliieeluno. NuitruIien. Neu . Sale.
0onien, Snmoo. Napuii uro Sit
ISLANDS. uia Sau Grancisco.
Yoit fir Sotpuii. Snp6n. Gorea.
mo oie YbiIippinen, uia San
itlieBt bier t0glih nm !
llbr Nbeuos bis 5llm %. Nopember.
TX
Praut ds >ns SoEte Ma lhf Immm Cskalf har
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-13
3u ucrmictbcn.
Su p%trmtctbcn:
AN - ~

Seine arobe 8erlnnrmIinos Ndunc. out ben.
ttlirt mn glt hcIeuhtct. @jnQuuu BON JaIti.
moro Strnbe tolpobI, ME bon @uu= StruBc. Srcis
CT @cbrnlh Der qrobcl Sale NM 9inriinmcr
;peu" urym SGMGm i,U Tere'He'5 9GlIHilSi, nle
Wunfcitc iiherupnlInen. Gudh3uirupcu in Tr. 3,
Rcrb. CAB SiraRe, corr Nr. 42i, Sft'Snlimure.
Strutc. (Sept2Q, 2Itic)
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3n %bcrfanfcn.


Gin Client. UincutbiimCr bon Arri. t002,
1904 llrh t006. Srecnntntnt NOcnuc. in QitCnl
3nitunhc, ingl. CT nl0dtc @clo oieicn Miouui bns
hen, lIun lit aelulut iic Sem III npierlt ocr
hda mciite @Clo iir tic IN dieter 3cii n%ubietCt.
St halle htce fir cine N6clcQcnbeit fir ciuet
%thnellcn Nduier. cine IA uocr 10 pruScntipe
@nriiulnlInac III MAIDEN. Snfpi5irt ir uno
fladDt cine Giicric.
Mart u. @tiabt.
t3lG-s) Ar. 1906. Oft S~Orutppu Ctr.
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GGooouNaooemNpaopooo
~. Qidcrs Gai.
9. spnbu's Hehauruut.

Nr. 923. '0orosGnen., gde antbonpsstr.
8erinmnIun0SIofol oes aslntonia : @ou'
eInhcs 9r. 396. J. %" .Stenbeu.9i'
ftrtfts Tr 100" ~Shiner'8tftrifis Rr.
1903, :. II. r." mo aSiiiriitS 9tr. 50.
>. u. y" euIIe an gSerctre al oermle'
then. Sc'uf:r RisiP Rstr- NH nuoere
Oetrduie. IcIepbon: e. & =. @olie 620 r.
G22-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-13

sr. 1924, OF! RolhprGr, :stras,. Strs.
ner an Ssrrsu 8u Uecmietben, - Stt1iis
@ctr6ni. uro a9eius. ~Fdh-Rtetv. Srnue.
ret.1Ricr. Berfnumlunaslofoi beS Gft.
2Ombnroftr. Smmerm. Sdli' urh aeib.
BfrtinS. Chef. 1ei.--s8uIfe 1852 %.
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Er, 1IW Observation-Disclosures
{ Oct -Pprhoft Jnmcrtc6brenos roubetttn
bon Baltimore blriumnelt f6 bier
/ tebsn Worttuy - Berrge Stsbm 4 Sont
|, 9ter am 8dpt. MD ben.f6er Nri btrsft
{ BON Sab.
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aorbuis Gle Der aoip, tns Torrcfi'Strnbe.
Souptrnariier acs @eiunaperetus yWelo.
bic. Sinafiuuoen icoeu 0onneriins dhexn.
Ss%rInmmlunaen oPs .9erienrtoI Weseer'
gtrstnS" ieben Z. uno 4 Dieuiiag I'm Wso.
not. 9eIepbDR - Dt. SerIun 26s6 u.
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SIT. I 20 bis 1922, Snrtoro'N btrne.
S%uuptduarticr oes .3baIi1'Wiarueronts-.
6nne unb Srulnirr9arteu tiuiq m her.
mte!teu. 6nter Elnb fir Huitrrarofteh.
9fetrite 6ctrnnfe. Irtis 1orl. v. 4 w.
felsrbou Rt. BsrHOn 1880 y
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Steaenaeiuhe.
Gproerutid,r Sarmcrs SnuiIie,

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hcute ale @ctIiIael6ilhtcr tbdiiQ Sruu % Sabre
alt tlthttG IN Nil6e mo SuuSbdlt nit ciuem
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ilcbnteIl noCr III rcripHlicu. Scfl. Siicrtcn I'M
Ter Gbiiirc ~. II. 6nrm" an ben ,%3rutihen
Gurrcipunornt" (20t-)
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%crlangt i'm Nngcmcincn.
reutihes Nrbcits. Nadlpciiunas. gaream,

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hfr gGcutfhen @cicuihuit". - Sicicniocu. Die
tcutihc 3nHoiucricr. Nrbeiicr mn Nienitbpicn
I'll bCithditiacu luiiuibcn. noQcu fih peri0nii6
roCr in trnriirtcIl Nricicn an ben NQrnicil Der
Sc'cutdGtt, Sphnnn 2. OicBcr, Ir. 2I9, SiiS.
ehorp' 2trafe, ipenoen, lpclbcr linentpcItiit
nnsilnti ~ertbetIen miro. Sprebftuuncn bon !
bic 3 llbr. CSun2s 10
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sorbufi.@de Buupb. uuo edroliuesStynNe.
Suupinunrtier oes ~9aperr'U}diuerGprS-
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einsherlnmmlnna ieben Gonrer,taa Nbeno,
9telie Rliglteher mtuiofHTen. SorBlq'
li6es Pier Der Acknowledgement I'm 8dpt
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SpiepH empenger's Cafe, ,
2115 Saluertuu, Moab, name Srebertf.aos.
Sic bciten sGein. I'M g9efieno. WlubI'
aetteu III icner Seit 1efhdtislrrfd, etne
SprSidlitdt. ~ 3nllcn IN nCrntctbelL
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mel 9unit BON IL htS / ubr Padhm,t'
iaas. POE oeuttds,u Ydder tHb sai' DC
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eeurp 6, eIttu'S SsHaurant,

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8orBneIi6e g8eine, Spirituoleu II. Union.
gigarren. 9eftcs Tier Gm 8apf. 2unfn
fir 6ef9iftsIeite bon 11.30 Born. biz
2 ubr THdbmitiagS. 9elepbon @. 4 =.
Wft. Sernpu 300S-N. (Uldr32)
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8rlb ansjulcibcn.

@enn Sbr 8elo ndtbia babt, meuoct gud,
an MIN. Snrlebcn nlt Sulare. WinbclIt ItlI0
CSru1oetaenibuu Acknowledgement. Seine
Yelbeel,bdtts Wetbpbeu. DIR. aremer, Sr. 100,
@oro.fnen's trabe, /. 5Ilr, qnurorO NutIoina.
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gerIanet: Srancn nnb WGodeu.
@eriungt:

@criungt:
Cine fdtboIifhc Huusbdlterin in einem Erie
tterbans. giun5uirupen In Hr. t04, Gh'sSeit
Strufc. t3t3,5-6,S)
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-04-21
Setting up a Decoy.

Charles S. Speaker, of Columbiana
county, is reported as wanting to be
a candidate for the Republican nomi-
nation for congress. This is the
same individual who was a candidate
for the same office several years ago
when he was in the fight to divert
votes from Grant and at the eleventh
hour was to deliver his following to
Kennedy. This deal was entered into
by agents of both him and Kennedy
prior to the convention. When the
time came to deliver the goods,
Speaker was hypnotized by some
Stark county politicians and thought
he saw chance to win for himself
He was willing to turn tail on Ken
nedy if he himself could win. Mean
while his erstwhile Stark county
friends quietly made the bargain with
the Kennedy element themselves and
Speaker was left in the air, victim
OF his own duplicity.
1t now looks as though he is ready
to do the stool pigeon act again.
Columbiana county owing to inter
nal discussions cannot be unit on
any man for congress and Speaker
may be brought out again to divert
votes that otherwise would aid Grant,
and guided by his past experience he
may be more reliable to those in the
deal than heretofore. 1t is a safe
guess that the Kennedy following
will be the most earnest but secret
supporters of Speaker. Columbiana
county is good field for political
manipulation and Speaker is good
subject if his own ambition does not
overshadow his promises.