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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-09
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Miss Mary Rhine assisted Mrs. Hell
lerud few days last week.
s olaus Torgerson and son Arthur
made : business trip to Brooten last
Saturda s:.z :@. =. x
::.s Services we're held in the West Nor
way Lake church last Sunday by Rev.
Sotendahl.
Mrs. P. solberg of Belgrade IN At
present visiting relatives and friends
around Sunburg.
Rhynard Swenson entertained q
number of his friends last Sunday.
They all had good time.
Miss Eva Tollefson has returned
home from Hagen's, where she has
been staying for some time.
Some of our young folks we're busy
picking choke cherries last Sunday.
Wonder II any of them choked.
We are having splendid weather
~" o~0yo1 OAA 0OAAO VI our 10E100r6
have already commenced reaping.
Rhynard Swenson was helping Chr.
Tollefson hay ing last week. We hear
that he put up large amount of hay.
Quite number of our young folks
had On outing 1T Scandinavian Lake
laat Sunday They all report having
had splendid time.
Miss Thea Tollefson IL seriously ILL.
She was taken sick early last spring
and has been seeking medical aid ever
since. We hope she will soon recover
and be able to be with us again.
Minnie Freese, who was taken i'll
last spring with pulmonary disease,
is reported to be very low. She is
confined to her bed, and IL unable to
speak above q whisper. We hope,
tho, that she may soon recover.
SWEET SIXTEEN.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-09
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P. Griffith visited with Benner's Sun.
day. s$:5 8 ~ :. v. q: s: s.. = :
Sam Shipstead is assisting at hia
home during harvest 49,. y. 20 = .
Herbert Sill spent Thursday evenipR 3
and Sunday at Shu'z.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. T. Rustad enter.
tained few friends Sunday. T..
=. Miss Risa Halvorsor, who has been
attending the summer school at St.
Cloud, came home last week. e@z ..s-, p.
The Misses Code and brother Christ
visited at J. w. simar's Sunday.
Quite few OF our young people wen,
to Paynesville to see the ball game
last Friday. =. =. =: :ss.
T. z. Newgord was called to the
bedside OF Tom Larson, who was very
sick, but is now better. -.
Ed 1verson commenced working or
the telephone line from New London
to Green Lake Saturday.
Saturday evening rain aud hail
storm passed over Ringville, but did
not do very much damage.
Haldor Korneliuson went to New
London Sunday, where be will work
on the telephone line for Ed Iverson.
P. L. Peterson passed thru here or
his way to New London last week.
Peter is now q competent line man and
has put up. two telephone exchanges
this summer and two last summer, be,
side lot Of line work. US
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-09
WIND, ! NJ rain R. IN ANO / HAIL
Elements Damage Crops Slightly
North Of City Last Mon. !.
day Night.

An electric storm that ,pass sed over
portions Of this county last Monday
night did considerable damage in
some regions. 10 the eastern part of
town OF Dovre the strong wind aud
heavy rain were accompanie by hail,
. belt reaching from the northern
shores of Long Lake down towards
the southwestern end OF Eagle Lake
suffering most severely from the hail.
It was reported yesterday morning
that Msgnus Olson and Jalmar Lar.
son had lost their entire crop, but as
usual under such circumstances the
damage was greatly exaggerated. A
drive thru that region yesterday af-
ternocn showed that the wheat was
badly lodged, but most OF it was ham
mered down by the rain and not by
the hail. A small proportion OF the
stalks were broken, showing the work
of the hail, while most of them were
only bent by the wind and rain. Be.
fore the sun had dried off the water
on the grain it probably was all lying
tiat on the ground. AS it ia, the d.
rect damage is small. for most of the
grain can be picked up by the binder;
but It will involve q great deal OF
trouble, delay and extra work, as
those who have ever handled heavily
lodged grain will know.
Corn IN some places shows the effect
OF the hail in torn top leaves, but
there Is no appre ciable damage done
to this crop. This 10 another indica.
tfon that rain, which does not dana
corn, was the greatest factor in lay
ing down the wheat. 49,.
The storm was very dtful and ir-
regular, as far as the downpour of
rain was concerned. The condition
of the roads showed that in some spots
there had been very heavy rain,
while q few rods away there we're hard
ly any indications of recent rain
Had the downpour of rain been as
heavy all over the path of the storm
as it was just west OF Eagle Lake the
damage from. lodged grain would
have been quite great. The area coy
cred by the storm cannot at this writ
ing be efinitely ascertained, but II 10
probable, judging by it's ftful nature
that it struck occasional spots in :
wide territory 4 ". =5z ;.s: sf:s5, s5 s>@ St.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-09
TTipollis'

Next Friday afternoon the Young
Ladies society OF the Lutheran church
will meet at the home of Mrs. Charles
Berg. All are welcome. .:..>-: j.
c. A. Larson's new residence on hif
splendid farm is nearing comp elton.
He has until now been Satisfied to live
in his humble home stead, but when
he decided to build . new house he
made up his mind to. erect ore, that
would be an honor to himself and to
this part of Kandiyohi county, and be
succeeded. -. u, :, :2:=*.z 81. :.
Rev. S. A. Lindholm left Tuesday
for Sioux City, Iowa, where he will
attend the annual meeting of the board
OF trustees of the Relief fund of the
Augustana Synod, being elected mem
ber of that board at the late meeting
of the Synod. This fund Is partly az
insurance affair and partly it's pur.
pose Is to relieve financial distress OF
ministers and probes
sors with little money every year.
!. Johannes, Klint, who will be 92:yeara
the: Oath { + this month, IL still hearty
and feels good. He has spentss mum.
Der OF years quietly in bed, hut be has
never lost interest in life and in things
going on In the. world. Though: he
hears with difficulty, yet news of the
week must be read to him and he keeps
track even of the Russian Japanese
war and the Norwegian revolution.
But he is still more interested in what
is going on within the church and
especially in the life to come. Very
probably he will live for years yet.
His aged wife spends also most of her
time in bed. The aged couple are un-
der the good care of their daughter,
Miss Lizzie Klint, and their grand
daughter Miss Dora Johnson, who de-
serve honorable mention for their un-
tiring effort to make the closing days
OF their parents as bright and pleas
ant as possible ~-~ -
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-09
Strike (! Still On.

The telegrsphers' strike on the G..
N. and N. p. still continues, both
sides claiming the better of tho con-
test. The roads claim that trains sre
moving satisfactorily and that the
strikers are grsdusily returning to
their keys while the strikers In turn
claim that hundreds Of cars Of freight
are being blocked and that more men
sre joining their ranks svery day. In
Willmsr none Of the operators hsvs
% yet gone back to work and they In
tend to stick by the union. No sub
stitutes have been put in here 20 far.
It 10 said that most Of the men ON
the four divisions centering here have
returned to work but on the western
divisions the men Are standing pat
A wreck of some proportions In the
Brainerd yards yesterday, in which
the engines were badly damaged and
some passengers injured, tends to
prove that the situation is not - one
sided - the roads make 1t ont to be.
The passenger was running on indeh-
mite orders and collided with Q swith
engine and crew in the yards. Tho
fact that there Was NO telegraph con-
nectOn a& some of the smaller stations
along the line prevented Brainerd from
keeping posted on the movements of
the train and this 10 said to have
caused the wreck.
Business men and commercial agen-
cies in differ parts of the state ere
framing resolutions asking the state
authorities to do something to have
the differences adjusted, for fear that
transportation be hampered when the
heavy fall business sets in.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-09
Stranger Siezed with EpiIeptic Fit.


While walking along Benson avenue
yesterday afternoon Gilbert .Iverson,
. stranger; was siezed with IN epi-
leptic fit. Al soon ~ the attack came
on he reeled and fell to the sidewalk
uttering q groan and Immediately los
ing consciousness. By the aid of .
companion who was with him at the
time and some bystsnders he was ta-
ken into the B. Benson plumbing
establishment where 4 little cold water
soon brought him to. It was at fret
thought that he was sun. struck but
when the excitement was over his com:
panion stated that Iverson was sub
ject to eptleptic fits aud this explained
the occurrence. Mr.. Iverson was one
OF q party of three who arrived here
yesterday on the noon train from su.
perior with the intention of going to
work In the harvest fields In this. part
OF the state. Il: -. !.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-09

Benjamin Bredberg, Of New Lon
don, who injured one Of his eyes while
doing mason work about . month ago,
and who has been to Minneapolis TO
be treated by an eye specialist for
some time 10 now back home. His eye
sight was saved by q very painful ope.
ration performed by DR.. Morton Of
Minneapolis. His condition was very
serious and his friends will be pleased
TO learn that he 10 now about re-
covered. sSlz >s.sz 5s5 zss= 'ssg. szE.2 :;
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-09
Old Settler Gone.

A. P. skoglupd, one of the esrly
settlers of town of Lake Andrew, died
last Monday 1t l2:40 O'Clock, after IN
illness of ten days. = r
Mr.. skogluud was born in Eleeras,
Vesterg6sland, Sweden, July g, 1887.
He came to America In 1869 and Set.
tied on = homestead In section 26,
town of Lake Andrew, where he has.
since made his home. ::
The funeral took place yesterday If
ternoon. Services we're held at the
house st two O'Clock, after which the
rsmains were taken to the Floride Mis-
sion church cemetery, WHARF tho In
terment took place. Rev. N. Fryk-
man of Mamre od1ctated - --.--- So
Deceaeed leaves IN aged wife. two
sons-Peter and John, both residents
of Lake Andrew, and one daughter-
Mrs. o. G. Olson, of st. Paul;
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-09
Lake Elizabeth

Buttermaker Paulson and family at.
tended the meeting here Sunday.
This is the harvest week, 80 we can
not expect much news from farmers.
Every one ON our new mail route ia
appreciating getting his mail at his
door. .S::.c5G. - S!z,: s.. z.:= > IT,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vi,tor Titrud of Co.
kato spent Sunday here At the old
home of Mrs. Titrud, A. Hedberg's.
They also attended meeting.
Last weeks items were laid over on
account of being too late. This should
have been noted, as there will happen
to be some things that are misleading.
Last Friday Mrs. Geo. Bowman in.
vited some over twenty neighbor mis-
tresses in honor OF her mother-in-law
Mrs. G. J. Bowman, of Kenmare, who
is ct present visiting old friends and
relatives. As memento q cash com.
pliment was rendered her. :.
Rev. A. Nilsson arrived here last
week and preached his first sermon
Sunday forenoon to . large attend.
ance. In the evening Rev. Aug. Ek.
'trom Of Grove City arrived just "a
the services had commenced, and was
given charge OF the meeting. He first
made q speech Of welcome to the new
pastor and family, and after : pointed
speech to the members Of the church,
sum OF s26. SO was handed to the
newly arrived family ss q complement
of welcome. s'@.- - PEN.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-09

A party Of young ladies left for
Eagle Lake yesterday morning, where
they will spend : few days camping
and having : good time In general.
The following were IN the party: Hat
tie Carlson and her guest, Miss Spell.
liscy, OF Litchaeld, Ids sanderson.
Gladys Birch, Ruth Covell, ot Az
water, and Mile and Nellie Rasmus.
son. They will be chaperoned by
Mis- Hilds Lunds dstrom, Of Grove
City. S..
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-09
! oESINsANE
Nan |l.lI' Picked Up in ! Pasture Near
New London y, ','I' Unable to Ac, !
sssfs$a%- Il sS%si s5fE Sss<{
count for Himself. IT,

A stranger giving his name % Peter
Ilasrson was found walking aimlessly
about In 9 pasture east Of New Lon
don last Friday morning shout
O'Clock. He was entirely devoid oi
Any clothing aud appeared to have
suffered : great deal from exposure
toSthe elements. and lack OF food.
When Questioned in regard to his rela-
tlves and their Whereabouts he gave
perfectly reasonable answers but the
rest Of the information given wac en-.
tirely incoherent and tended to prove
that be was demented. He wss taken
to- " tllmar on the noon train In
charge Of Henry Wiablad, the New
London village marshal, and Messrs.
Wright and Roisum who also ap.
spsared % Witnesses in the case. The
insanity hearing took place In the af-
ternoon at the Office Of the Judge OF
probate, Court Commissioner Samuel
Nelson presiding In the absence OF
Judge Nordin. After q short exam
ination Larson was declared insane
and be was removed to the Fergus
FAlls hospitalin the evening in charge
OF Deputy Sheriff Freese, assisted by
40. Bryant, proprietor of the Mer-
chants Hotel.
When asked for tho reason for his
wandering in the pasture he said tn At
some police authorities we're after him
and that he was trying to get away
from them. He slso said that fu-
neral procession was coming thru the
pasture and that ''they" stopped and
commenced to dig grave for him
with the intention Of burytng him
alive. They" had also poured some
intoxicating liquid over him and had
removed his clothing. These and
other similar illusions were related by
the unfortunate man in q >haphazard,
iDditfere Mt manner, and proved beyond
afdoubt that he had lost, his power of
IS0eOA. =, f. :: !
According TO his own testimony
Larson was born in Sweden, is single,
snd ~ years old. He came 70 this
country four years ago ana had: since
that time beea engaged as q common
laborer in different parts OF the state.
Az5few days ago he came to New L IN
4 don from Duluth where be had been
hired BY On employment agency to
work Ia the gravel pits. As soon o he
xtriveds shere, however, he commenced
to roam about and no one was:
abe to induce him to 60 to work. :,
Thru letter which Larson had in
his possession P. A. Br0grtn n, of New
London, learned that he Brogren J
came from the same town in Sweden "a
Larson and that he knew his family.
Mr.. Brogren states that Larson's fa-
ther, who was banker, and his moth.
er were both foully murdered years
ago and it is quite possible that this
fact is in part responsible for his mem
tai condition.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-09

Work is progressing nicely on the
residence being built at Eagle Lake
for Rev. .. =. g ynild, It IL expected
that e will % ready Tor occupancy
about the last of tho month. .as:= S.5=
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-09

An ornamental aower urn, finished
In iron, donated by the w. c. T. q.
of the city, has been placed in the
oval soaped flower bed just south of
the depot. On one side the urn bears
the inscription, presented by tho
Womsn's Christian Temperance Un-
ion, and ON the opposite eide 10 found
the year Of presentation, 1905. Tho
urn il . handsome and substantial at-
fair aud when the flowers it 10 to hold
have been planted it will add much to
the appearance of the parks.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-09

Granite Falls has made . gain Of
only 126 people during the post I'VE
years, according to the reosnt census.
The present population i l,340.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-09

A change WAS made last Thursdsy
st Erickson s Co. . feed store, John
Sjoquist, Who for the past two years
has been associated with Arnold
Erickson in the business, having sold
out his interest to Peter O. Anderson.
Mr.. Sic quist left on the following day
for St: Louis county in tho northern
part OF tho state whore he will spend
some time improving his homestead.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-09

Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Frink have ~
moved to Minneapolis, where they will
make their future home. MIR. Frink,
who for the past two years has held
the position Of day mail clerk on the
WillmAr- Sioux City run, has been
transferred to the Minne~polis-Granite
Falls run with Minneapolis - head
quarters and this WAS the reason for the
family's removal from the city. Mr..
Frink's place will be taken by Chas.
E. Strand, who for some time past
has been clerk on the night run be-
tween w Willmar and Sioux City.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-09

VIM. Markhus, secretary Of tho
Willmar Street Fair Association, has
been advised by F. I. Whitney, pas
senger traffic manager of the Great
Northern, that the road will authorize
the same arrangements during street
fair this year ~ were in effect last
year in regard to rates; viz: IN open
rate of fare and one-third for the
round trip from Benson, Granite Falls,
Lltchdeld, Paynesville and all inter-
mediate points. Tickstsz will be on
sales Sept. 20to q inclusive and viii
have . final return limit of Sept. a.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-09

\ Miss Anna Carlson of New London
spsnt Sunday with her parents q Kan
diyohi. S. .=s==sz.=. =:==zz..
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-09

Mrs. L. A. Tjosvold returned home
yesterday from an extended visit at
her former homo at Norway Lake. +
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-09

County Superintendent Dobbyn
states that 81 were enrolled Of the
state teachers examinations held In
this city The later part of last week.
OF this number "a took the examine
tions for thefirsttime. Seven applied for
q first grade certificate, 30 for = COM
plete second grade and "a for . limited
second grade. Students from tho high
schools OF the county aud Wllmar
seminary who attended the summer
school st st. Cloud for tho most part
secured their first grade standings but
they will be unable to secure . first
grade certificate on account of lacking
the required teaching experience.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-03-08
Chatn.d VIM Rchh.n.

TAl. morning Deputy Marshal la
s.ls placed george .latlooE under az.
tc.r charged WIN robbery IN, a.I,2.
,d diced va. committed some tim. la
ulpH at fle Bonner house. where
ua'Io,a was staying r. $ Wolf. Of
Tl..omiugp an Indian boy, was 'n'
a.I. so1 victim oi rhc robbery
ul soma mat Wolfe came over
from TIshomin2o and met Mauo,l.
uho b. d. ,aid negotiated Il ual.
loan from him. Il is stated that Vol.
was invited 10 the UJuuol house
Al any rate the two room'd toy ,hor
las' night This morning Wolfe com.
planned that Doc mad been touched 'o
DO amount Of ylelj. Deputy Haven.
wa. d.tail'd on tho case and u' a..
gee 'oI NarIoah alr Haven. said ru
money. which wa- Boo currency and 80
yDT. Waa recovered MauooL wae taken
to TlahDmingo this an ruuou where
be- viii be- given an examining uiai
before Commissioner Gullat'. Tho %,
PENDANT has figured In one or two
cases heretofore.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-03-08

'g1..s. I'm 1, mo -y..laas' f
D.. -..a. proprietor ~
sa.g nov payer rod 90 .ra arlmy.
p.. 1. a.. ID town
s-.u.r. .- .aa BsaHlfs. indian
Ts-.t.y 90. slggs VINO Do A. the
Ra.s.gh ass telling Nth psrloraDie
price ay,rf DIE D-.1lrf.oa ri Two a.
s-1y11 editions ~ ras paper. " aI-
ss ~ IHofgps ma,hile and u .
column 81 fresh and interesting Io,s
nes garnsred from half = hundred
fDans within Hfty miles u A4cmoIe.
This column. aid ne Colonel. Deats
anything To- our neck of me aoJ!s
for interesting news matter. Every
Dsnfnuoe ~ D. comes - our ONCE by
telephone aud all the morning our re-.
poreTs are busy receiving and
writing down these message from our
uolgh0orlng Durgs. lt is q press ser.
y.,e NJ Our invention. but @f
economy and omoiency 81 can't 80
rt,-Let Washington pot
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-03-08

sv
11- e-
a- 1---- -
r -r i1.ie.l-a. Do
..-a matters s
-z- -. most AID best --al --
.- -- -lt-eu. j. properly
and s.,o-n.sl 81. there 70 -
rg " funds OF school facilities -
many gezr al q their -r.-.s -E
e- % council board end usl
q me s-olsl school uos-5 nave ~.
81 t1e.r influence IL lettering ar
encouraging educational enrr,
NJ Coppocs further states II con.
6rms'ion q the general !r-=.Hence d,
he Cherokee p4opls. their prDs1s-
lion for statehood and their ability %
conduct their cvr sHsirs that d lar
~ per cent o. their children are Iu
good schools and for a longer period
each year han IS he case q The
people of 4r.s--ss and many 9.-..
states
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-03-08
This Man

GEO " Winans, cNstato supt. OF
schools In Kansas, spoalJng OF rng
American Boy by Frank n Camel.
says. Ills pictures are good ones,
and the moral tone Of tine lecture is
very high All who are Interested IN
young people aud 'h,ir proper bring
ing up. viii Dee both pleased and prof
itoI by Attending this lcomr, WHOM
tho opportunity b. Afforded
90. rsoualIy, ] enjoyed rhu lecture
ae wen as amy pIhlic lecture chat B
have ever listened to. hence I have,
n" 81, lrIou Nv r..omsv .uIIul d.
unrns,rycdiy. a- being yuiu,utIy Nu.
'ny of patronage ny am.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-03-08
Why Laugh?

i would make q Judge smile
20 hear life Insurance agents try
% explain why heir ccmpanie,
do not and can not sell 20 pay.
ments az the prices mentioned
below, sold bv the Penn Mutual
Life Insurance Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-03-08

are instantly relieved and perfectly
healed oy BIca.sns Arnics Sslye. G
RIyeuoark, Jr, q Norfolk, Va
writes = burnt my knee d~Teadfullv
that i- bils'eret all over. Buckleu e
Arnica Salve stopped the pain and
healed j. without 4 scar. Also nealF
all wounds and sores - cents a.
". = Francs. druggist.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-03-08

Just received, two cars Of the best
buggies ever broughtto Ardmye. Com
and see for yourself. the prices are
all right.
STEVENS, KENNERLY &SPRAGINs
COMPANY.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-03-08

An open ditch across She slide walk
ON \ strr't Northwest has boon allow
ed TO stand for several days and
nights as a trap To catch some pcdcs
trian It is dangerous and some one rs
wilfully violating the city laws by al
lowing II to remain open. Il is splcn.
did bait for a damage suit.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-03-08

Visit Miss Wskefeld's kindergarten
Sunday school room, Central Baptist
church. hours 9 70 y Residence 3lu
North Washington Phone lss 3-Im
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-03-08
The Booker 7. Washington Hotel.

Durant, l. r., March Since the
ruling Of Judge Humphrey on the mat
ter Of making whites sit on 4 jury with
negroes, or pay a fine for contempt, a
temporary accommodation TO negro
witness summoned by the court, has
been established. The Judge threaten.
ed. unless this was done, 20
move his court TO another town.
Tho hotel has been dubbed the Book
or T. Washington, and II will last
about two minutes after court adj.
jouns.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-03-08

Help The doctor BY having us I'll MS
prescription and II will DO what h
wants g. 20 DO. Prices reasonable.
3 r J. RAMSEY, Druggist
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-03-08

Any rejection upOn The
,hAracter O reputation u any pers0h
watch may be- printed IN the Ardmofe
t,s. or any article bs5ef On reports
ttAi are false will y.Arly be- ~oTEected
" brought W he attention m ne
vubliBnsrS
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-03-08

We want every lady IN the citg To
call and look through our stock OF
huEEies and surrcys,
EtFENg, COkHN - FEENSlCl.