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The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1905-12-16
HERE AND s,ERE.
Local items Of the Week Gathered For the
Busy Blade Readers.

Hamilton next Wednesday evenln
at 7:3O.
Henry Maxwell, who is maxim
his home with Martin Kneeland an
family, east of town, called last wee
and became a subscriber to tn
BLADE.
Jno. L. Ritchey, on goute 4. Brook
field, was in Laclede last Saturda'
trading with our merchants and mad
this Office pleasant call, leaving
dollar for The BLADE duriug 1906.
Thos. Wallace, one of Jefferson
townships best young farmers, made
The BLADE substantial call Tues
day, renewing two yearly subscriptions
one for the family and the other fol
his sister, Mrs. Baskin, at Memphis
Tenn. "
w. S. Savage has rented his farm
southeast of town to Geo. w. Hen
bricks, who will arrive here with his
family today from Elmwood, Neb.
Mr.. Hendricks will live in the Reed
er property until Mr:Scott moves off
the farm next March.
Jas. E. Graves, who moved from
here to Mankato, Kansas, few years
ago sent in a money order this week
to renew his subscription to THE
BLADE. Mr.. Graves many friends
here are glad to know he and his
family are we'll and prospering in
their Kansas home.
J. N. Wilson has a nice display of
fancy table ware such as celery trays,
spoon trays, salad dishes, mustard
cups, bread plates, water sets, vases,
ladies' and gentlemen's cups and
saucers and various other things that
are nice for presents; also some nice
pictures in frames 16x20 will be on
sale.
The Presbyterian Sunday school
has prepared an excellent program to
be given at the church next Saturday
evening in connection with the Chris
mas tree. The program is being
carefully prepared under the direction
of Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. Elliott and
promises to be one of the best ever
given at that church. Admission
free and everybody invited.
J. H. Wright, route t. Brookfeld,
called last Saturday and paid for The
BLADE year to be sent to his brother
in-law, Geo. Steck, Pennington, Ill.
Mr.. Steck visited here a few weeks
ago and was favorably impressed with
Linn county and after learning more
about this magnificent country through
The BLADE may come and locate
with us.
You will make no mistake when
you go to buy your Christmas candies
nuts and fruits by visiting Chas. B.
grocery. Mr.. Welsh has
special line of confectionery and a
very large assortment especially for
The holiday trade. tt is nice fresh
stock and the price is right. He also
has large line of very handsome
China ware in sets as well as odd pieces.
Whether it be something for good
Christmas dinner, presents for your
friends or goodies for the children,
Welsh's is the place to get it.
]. J. Clough, Cofeyville, Kansas,
ent in draft yesterday to renew his
Inscription to The BLADE, which he
ays is a most welcome visitor to
heir home each week. he says they
re we'll pleased with their removal to
Joffeyville, which is a city of over
5000 and growing rapidly on ac-
cunt of the great quantity ofnatural
as that is attracting manufactures
he many Laclede friends of Mr.. and
Ars. ClOugh are sorry to hear that
drs. Coughs health has broken,
nth but little hope of improvement.
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1905-12-16

Barred Plymouth Rock cOckereIs
for sale BY A. NJ. Walker.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-06-23
&;pbenba n.

Mfil6rct 30 in0csm C T.
+ c. st Minoesmerfe for ofop6e
Sanoifabsmoler @i16elm @p6n blep
forleoen ofileret paa bans @rop poa
acknowledgements / 8ipbcnbopn.
@totsraao Sorel15 Ireblicb f~orctog
%afilpringen. Minoesmrrfct bcltaar
LAT CT o1I elig Stem mes en- @orirrt=
medallion.
otbort @ropjteb.
Nao Sillereo &%irfcaaaro opfbres /
oe11ne Si6 poa Joranleoning al CT
betjenot fipbe11bapnif Iorretninss=
n1ano ct efter oanife Iorbolo ulno=
nanlig foitbart 6nlniliegraplteo, Scr
er tegnet af s(rfiteft &,toolf Sergcn-
leu, oa, r1aar Set er feroigt, pil ltao
bets gier / 100000 &r. oe ifol / alt
6ane &la6s til ipp Sitter Set or
ltoelltffence bpage; al bornbol1m,f
@rarit OF SeSerlt.
g &C e. @n S,10jenocr /
iioitc Mltmer at nr&irfef(offen" mc11cr
at tllnlte fortGtle, at Ser ogiuo / @jp=
benbapn lpores en- ltrrf religips
@rftelie for Sioen. SAN berckcr
ON, bporoan ser / SEN ieneitc SIS CT
fl1lgt SmDe1oelle pan Gmnenoelie /
ct lille Snnf,tno NOR a:pbenbapn.
5olf, iont er TONNE til Jorialnlingcr-
tie mere at Npsaierrigbe0, or pluolc=
ltg blepe1 pafte; Sc bar rejlt fig fra
oeres SLABS, % / &jnrtets ottr=
itrsmnenoe Glu0e bar Sc bpjlp6t BE-
fiel1ot fig til Treliere11, og fra ol(e
&anter af galen bar ser lyot Sob %
Fr1s I'll bans sgre. G11 gan1fe bio
nnoerlig, betagenbe Stelmning lfal
Der babe pGret ODER oisie Meocr. !
8rnog . M m en- ifso iig.
II oroi ban par. pg. Gn
u,1g &ige, fom Dor t.6reoericia, full
DE forleoen bolot Brpllllp meo en-
|Smco @ra6mo,l, JON bar aniat paa
@@ebar;dbriffen poa &riitimsbapn.
.Mlt itoo parat til at mootage Sen
I9laoe 8ruoaom, 8oroet bar oeffet
.og &affefonoen i%nurreoe;; ban fuloe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-06-23

uel IuyleHS DuE pQltulel uT SQllIelps=
beo; tbt beller life bette bar baltzSpb
til. 9nu Sen a11ocn SIDE bl1roe sen
fl%,ngerenoe 5tationsforltonoer bare
Dcl1itillet tit Miniiteren, buoo CTS
: tratogets lloic110elie fl1,1be meofpre. " !
9 r uSg ST OF eni II g ersn e
ipiller en- life ringe @offe
BET oanife MGringslip fra
sc Splpsninger at opmme,
iom forleoen blep frcrnlngt pau
SGllesforeningel1 of oonife Drugs
foreuin1crs Generation lamling. Oct
oplpltes I'll. a., at 6oreningen i Sc
iurmcne s(or boD0e BAIT lterrc Sper=
ifl1o chs noeen Clinic ttoltgcre og
tillige lterre Srerifu0 eno l1oge>1 oa1-
oen tillporcnoe Tullesforening / Ser
Den / Torbolb til SmiGtningcit.
Sperifu66et u0gjpr nemlig oper /
Mil. SIR. 9ette betpoer lite blot CT
oircfte 6orocl for Me6lcmmer,1s,
men gielmlcm Sen betpoclige @irflpm=
bco b%i0ra9cr man til at boloe set al
minoelige &risl1iueoll ne0e ln1oer CIT
bis @rpn1e. Nlcne u1uooh10e &ctro=
le%nmsbnuoclen fan set iiffert itges,
at &o11furrencen bor gopnet sSorbrl,~
gcrne 2 Mil(. &r. / N(oret 1904. 5
s(orets 2pb far 60llesf oreningell
taget &ompe1 op mes en- al &er0ens
ltprite &ing0olmel ler pno &ctrolc=
lm%sbonoelcas Smraooe o9, lom Sci
ipnes, mes ofgiort @elo. 6ore1i1gcl,
ban: fipbt ct Soroltpffe / 9png6p po:>
12H s.. 2mno, lom lonmcn mco
oct tioligere forpagte0c s(rcol poo 10
S0r. 2o., onpe,1Ges til 6reforlpg III.
ut. Ger ct set alrocli9e nco Set, ii
sen nrpnte 6oripgspirfioln6eo l,r=
item bGrer fig pfonomiif. Mon bar
ll6pi0et &irfiombe6en til pgiaa =:
omfatte SrGloit, @pgningsortiflcr o.
Stpbego6s.
JGllesforeningcn far cnopioere
fjpbt 3N IS. SIS. pes @ibp pes s(or=
! bus for 5000 &r. Set er Sen igtei,
ct oprette Ell &ebfobrif 6eropre, OF
Ser er | Sen @enieen0e fjpbt Molfiner
for 10000 &r. forlt0en Sc Moifincr,
ser leperer 9ripfroften. Ser 'poo.
tGl1fes oprettet EN- 6abrif for Silpirf=
ming of ble6e Seber / Gibp, og bels
MnlGgget pil fprelpbig fomme til 81
ltoa Iorcningen / 800 1000 &r. @pg.
ningcrne pil fonme til at ipGnoe
oper ct 6laberum al $3.50 &n. A((er
% ptl blipe in0retteoe mes l10pi6eljl
for 9ie. >.
9ireftdrcn omtalte 6ernGit So.
Observation-Disclosures, Iorberc6elierne til
Sprcttelie al Srifotogefabrif, SSSl,6:
fjpb al en- Mnifine til differing al
Mroer, Sprettelien al Inlleslogre
Tilialer, Sampirflombe6en mes .o,;
islm1oife Observation-Disclosures
o%naooence Sprettelie al ct islo1oil
Mnoel*-Taorel logteri, l1opioe(leu ri
Sen beltooen6e &rrsltspirfjom6c6 10,
~l(0Oelere M. H., 9(n0els= Sm1otoric:
lperasmaolet nj. IN. Marsregnlfohe1
boloncerer mco ct @elpb pao ca. %
MilI. &r.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-06-23

mi ejer 900 9tnb, bar 2pbet al
1904 foripnet life fnrre ero go
5fihe meo @pgfasier. 8l. a. bdr CT
Del fprpiife Sfihe mot goot al 81
mauosbibliotbefets 8irfiombco,
80 81 ar . III SO ell I l.
+ o ii Ii len t.. Sirsoagell SEN 6.
rS1ni nar oct 80 Mnr lioen, at nllpu-
rcnoe Statstuniulent / Meieri6rllg
Nisicn 9oll / Treoeriein begpnote
lin &irfiombeo Iom &cileoer / Me,,e=
ribrrA. Get bar Sailing, al bo!,
tsnrmbte bHne @irflnmlc6 otter at
tore Glereu Souobrugsfouoi0at, %
Fan pcnot burtiu lca me9en Nnrr=
4 ticnGclle, ct bon maatte itges at tore
lelpifrepem til eli al Holterne ion,
Statans lpfa!e Mcicrifon lulcnter. 81
oel1uc &l1ltitution oprette0es. Gettc
1tetc 1852, % @r. 9f1slen Gall al1-
lottcs oa loln lotol Me1er1tpll1l1le'1t
for CT Gel al Set ipolias &pllano
1nll1t Sun ng 9an1clon@ mco @opGl !
Urcocriria. S ltiAenoe @roo bar @r.
Misicn 9oll uu1oct Mncrfjenoell c /
ocnne &irfiombe0, % ban CT l1oc1
Spiul ! Eicblitfct CT al 9oumorTs
tpnoialtc Mejcrimu,1o. San CT
Spuocrjpoc al Ipolel og tilbprcr CIT
a. Norollcspi9s melt oniete ool1lc
Sfu1tcr.
MnocISfruotcri. Mpoo CT
ct Muos(sfruateri, iporoer mol1oc,
Scr bor lujt OH bette me llblloo al
sen oarlfc Muocls6epuvcli,. Mu1,
fuu faa 81 Ncgrcb 0erom peo at lrle
Observation-Disclosures" fplgcnce 81
r%etriua ON Sorp Mnocl@-Irugtcr!!,
Scr tcaruote liu &irtiombco sen 3.
Stunt. Ser mootoAcs Mabarbcr til
@%e1fp0ning, Saft % Marlnelaoe.
pl''lofeoe' rene % oelafpl'oleoe. Frl'
1e'' CT: L. Sort (Sl'tfoporoer' @tor=
eoa!ls) gre pr: Eo', =. Sort (%ttz
lot'o' Sf'o''s) gre pr. Fo" o.
U'"'P'efe Spal11ep lE gre pr'
~ ~ "'''''seS '"'' Sote' '''
A"'e!S9ouef'e' Sepero'''eretne Ct
p''s''ae ~ {" n''''o9e "o"let'es
''' @~pp'sjptel'e . 1epete1 6t1'al
,o' "'p''' 10 w. No'pt''9ete, "'e''
"e' II! III 'eoete Sotet, &c '"'eose"'=
ll'et a. tstua'er'e' MOO o1 pe1o'e 1
MI: S'o'1l'o.
~ Stl'tl"s u" l'ooolltelle az SellF=
tef1'1oef Ior M tsflt9terter pe9p11oer
.. >>'''". Sele9o1er CT 1ho1'elode'
com Ao'1'''lellt Tor De 1alf1p1rtel1oe
Inoe1sTfl1ateffef CT o'1to9ct ealto.
po1p1. 9a9e Nl1oer1en at 4)ppel1bam1
80 0%onife Sperige {.
Seo DC ltanl1lte 0ragol1cr I Molme
er ol1lat to 9anlfe, bpis Sfiubne CT
ga1ife fltripS. 9e bar a(osjefommc-
rotcr / INSTRUMENTATION Z Mar.
blcp St1oel1ter 1865 o9 tpg 6i1oiofi,
fum Naret efter, men ii0en ifiltes Sc
res &eje. Gen enc blep Sege, 0u1
mloen 2prlGge. garcne gift, Sc uo,
oanoreoe til Sperige, tog ipeuit @fso.
me1r, blep lpenite ltnoeriaattcr % gii
teoe Jig mo / ipcnife 6omilicr. &c:
mere tom DC begge mo | Sen ipenifg
Mrlne, men De 1aaS finn 1ief0en. in0tiI
"e all't ul'et p'eo aarteto1er efte'
% 'ols ool'pp' "e'1 oe''1e @a'19 III
9e't' 'oel S9r1e9e1 pleo @e9tlne'1ts'
ov''e'ss peo w 'o'''te Sooallet1re
s'e"a' 'ou' S.e9e'. Ct Sa1o''lo1.slo
M ~. 1'oos oeles al'e'
n.y. ~ WV S"e u" S"c P"e
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-06-23
3rpmnierne

Snne 2anbbrugsifol c
nil / Ell nGr Tremtio fuo opfprt Gil
&affe @sniterbpeninger, beitemte til
Mplsbrng. Sen fie11ote fisbenbapn-
tie grfiteft Sbren 2erncbe ifaI rofgre
Segningerne.
Mober % Dotter. S
6oipitalSgaoe ! &olbing bocoe en- ca.
80 sar gammel Game, Gnfcfrn Sen.
len % benoes ,1gifte Datter. 6orle-
ben oeoe Mooeren, % ct 8ar elmer
efter afgif ogfaa Datteren be6 Dsben.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-06-23

~ Z le y y II G L D. Nt
omtoltc iioltc ltge Sen ,1pe @oulc-
oaro, Der fra Soloboopcj ifal gao
glen1tem Grslurinaen til Riterbroga-
De. 9enne @ol1lepuro, ser pil folte
4olr1tnen 100000 SIR, pi( foran0re
aardtteren at Sen Sci al 8pen, for
ltg 8parterct ON Sen gontfe @uior=
taler11e Cen ny &aiernc CT opfprt 1roc
paa 3%lterfGtle0). 9e aotnle 0oierne=
hpgningcr nil blipe ncorep1c, iu,uti-
et9t ineo at &eiten al @rpmningcns
SrGer mcltem Sen npe @on!eoor0 oo.
&a1ernen frl6cs. S 2p6et al Gin-
feren ptl belle Meolet mcllem oc1t me
So1tlcnoro og ct. @ongens Gobe bli=
re rpooet, og Sc fremtioige 8pggc-
ar1tnoe til set @eortcr, scr fer fiji
rejle Jig, .ligger porate til lloltpfning.
Mta9iltraten bar ollere6e @ehpqael-
'esplane11 Sroen: ct. &ongensgn-
&C blirer Sort noget brc0ere, og Sc.
npe &nortcr bees i fem aorccr.
Samtiotg arbeioes ser ct orost
steo | 8pen pan cit pnloig @oule=
oaro, 11emlig fra sen npc 2angcbro til
Mn1ngerbrogaoc. 0cnne 8olllenoro,
Der oels fetger sen gamle uoGffeoe
iNel" eller Gnpeloppepejen, oels aaar
paa Spfploning oper Ell Gel al
|Staosgrapen forml ariitiansbopns
Volo, faar en- 8reooe al 100-12O.
SOB. Get fra 8roen bill Snooelin-
gen at 8ol1leoor6ens &rofil Iigge.
1aaleoes for 8eifueren: D6erft til
beire (ino moo @eparfobritenD Ct
;Jortob;; oerefter fblger en- %ebaa1sieret
,,&isrebane, en- @angiti, to gpfleitier,
en- &ioeit, en- broIagt Rjerebane o1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-06-23

en- Nopore1 % en-
g rono 5: 9. 20. @ai Scat peo-
Solptioen neobrrnote 3 2rngcr at
oen @aar6ejer 81. g. @rocffe(ot til
bprenoe r@ejlitrupgaaro" peo @ille,
rs6. gieren bap6c ct Tor Gage for
ITO mootaget 8reu, bpori bon unoer,
retteoes ON, at @aoroen / &c nurl1e,
ltc Gage biloe blipe oi6rGnot. @ai
bapoe trltffet forifjellige Ioronltalt-
11i1tger | oen Mnleoning; allie Itore
&reatllrcr og @eite bar lat poa @res,
og @elultatet blep 6erfpr ogiaa> ct
finn to Spin % nogle &pns inoe.
brGnotc. Slocn er poaiat i%nopenoig
fra, o9 iamtioig / olle tire 2Gnger
iaaleoes at @pgningerne, ser bar
ltrootpfte> paa en- Gang itoo / lps
2l1e, og Sagel1c neo6rn11oie &oa 10
Mimltter. @aor6ens 8 4urle, ser
JOB | Sen enc 2Gnae, blep fl,n - pes
MISUNDERSTANDING, @eiolnt6eo fra
Ell at Gierens Sgnners SIDE - res.
oeoe / iioite 9jeblif, cfter at Saget
bar ifreoet. Oct me11es at bore ct
ttoligere Spen0e, Ser bar paoiat 81
Den. @e6fommenoe or Jet / Gg,1en /
DC iioitc 9age. SON bar baaret fig
ret lneoigt as me6 tit Gruielsbreo;
bpert Sro ! bette iaapel iom Mores.
len paa &onpollltten ct 1temlig iam-
meniat al 8ogitaper % 0r6, tlippet
no al slpiier % flabet op paa 8apir.
.Sfaoen anilaaes til en- Snes 3uiinoe
aroner, men Gieren lioer neppe no.
get Sab, 90 ban bar a%siureret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-06-23

5rafifm niiter @peS-
b r o, Ser CT cit Gp1 al SEN afopos
Tolfetbingsmano Sofus &pasbro,
ipnes fife at bore nogen oj-
giort Snfces iom Minilter. Com
ttoligere omtalt floges ser opcr, nj
ban man9ler Sperblif oper fit Be-
pcrtement, .og mi for(eOcn b(ep Ian
1farpt fritiieret / &resien, forbi ban
torleoen Nften bap6e beltilt ct Cts
tratog til at fibre fig fra &ipbenbapn
til @olte paa ct 1i6sp1n1ft, oa Ser
tltnoe tore nogen sSare for at bi0.
tpre ct Snmmenltgo poa Sen lturf.
befGroeoe Suite. genltreblaoet ,5prp
Mm%tstioe116e" ifriper: ,&an man trp
ct Snterpiem al Miniitcren i u@fs-
trablaoet" bar Sagel1 oespnrre fin
H1gttgbeo, og 90 er ser for os ar0re
Inn @rnno til alporligt at beflaae
Wfiniltere11s Dpre6en. @ommer &r.
Spgsbro foe tent til ct gog, gipr ban
at Here @rinoe abiolut retteit. iom
anore osoeligeSat afpente nalte oroi-
'1ar 9og eller bIipe, bpor bon.er.
81 f%ritiiereoe ! fin aio, bpoo Ssi-
reg Miniitre tilloo iigs at aominiitra-
the 9bergreb, % ii FINDER lite spor
'of @r1ino tit at giigreezm nnotagelie
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-06-23
til benItre (mo6 5tuDsqraDe1l,

Doerit til penltre (moo 5tuosgrapetl)
ct 6ortop. Derne 8orleparo BE-
beplanies n1e0 4 @nffer Sraer, og til
An1agget er bepilect 100000 ar.,
9e1rspil / Nar 6lipe fsrt ieienl1em til
Seruminltitlltet, BOG fun hens bal-
nc 9reooe. &eiten al belle Anleaaet
ifal pare t%ilenoebroet i,10en lite
s(pri1 1908.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-06-23

MGrfetigt g.
Il a g.. J%orleben @ftcrmiooaa oroa
ct ltprft Eor0crocir oper ggucn Sit
for &unccrs. Haa Mej(bp Morf l1oa
2pnet neo gjel1ncm @forItencn poa
8oelsn1ono Gle Eeteriens npopfprte
@lts. Sforitencr1 iplintreoes fnl0,
ltGnoigt al 9pnet, ipm ocrefter rltnl=
ltereoe cit Gel j @nreliernc og req
0ibsonffet of'2ofternc. S 0oglis-
itl1en Itoo Ole &eterien / Tnro mes at
r1obetale EN- gfobofone 1ogle Genge.
2pnet ramte Nabofo1el1 poa Soften
og fnlgte langs 8enet ne6 iii Tooen.
bnor bet afipeo benoes Iootsi, men
ibbrigt life gioroe benoe Sfaoe. S1'e
Neterlen beiptmeoe pes 2nfttrpffet,
.og man troeoe en- Sio lang, at ban
|bor 900; Der gift 8n6 efter 2nge, iom
tog BAN lln6er 8eban6ling, 90 ban
bar enonn 3 Gage efter meget Ii6en-
De: S Nabobniet merfeoes Meolaget
oerDeo, at Gjeren pluoielie fit iterfe
|Smerter ! &obe6et. meoens bans
SIN fit 9merter / 8enene. gn 9pr,
|fom itoo tsiret i Merbeoen, blep aloc.
les ltitprlig, % to @eoer gop fig til at
ilaa nogle paloige &ulobetter.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-18
Business COLLEGE Notes.

Miss Ivy BTaden and Everett Noble
two Ardmore young people, have en-
tered Selyidge Business College.
Prof. Selvidge went TO WynnewOod
today to spend a few days in the ma.
tional normal school
Rey. w r. Selvidge Is attending the
Tishomingo picnic in the interest OF
the college.
Mrs. G.. p. Selvidge Is visiting in
Whitestoro Texas.
Prof Selvidge and the pupils are
deli GIFTED with their new location in
the Elks' building. The cool, fresh
air .weeps through the building and
makes It decidedly the finest build
ing IN the city for a business college
The banking fixtures are convenient
ly arranged and a large number OF
new typewriters have been added. New
pupils Gre coming in almost every day
and n, school is in a fiourishing con
dltion.
The Selvidge Business College has
graduates holding some OF the best
paying positions in the territory and
The college is growing nicely. New
equipments are constantly being add
ed and graduates each month go out
into he world to hold the most lucra
tive positions.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-18
New York Cotton Letter.

Ardmore, |. T, July lS.-Fo :
lowing is New York cotton let.
ter by Mcintyre;
There was a commission of
very conflicting influences at
work in cotton market which
made the future course of prices
very difficult to forecast even to
the shrewdest pit broker or lead.
ing speculative interests. In
first place it appears that a pow
erful clique was formed last
week, first TO break down the
market and shake out the pub
lie and outsiders and accumulate
a fresh big line of speculation
contracts preliminary to starting
market for III cent basis.
Nhis movement has been shar-
ed along by the circvlation of
various reports concerning an
early revision of the acreage by
the Agl. Dept, and continued
damage to the crop. The move.
ment has been anticipated here
by nearly all the heaviest opera.
tors under the leadership of most
prominent speculative interests.
11cts for Oct. was predicted yes
terday and this was accomplish
ed in the advance of 80 to 40
points. 1t was predicted today
the market would go to IL lac,
or some time tomorrow.
The Giles crop report some
what upset the plans of the bulls
for booming the market today.
The weekly weather bulletin
issued at noon showed less i'm
provement than had been looked
for in crop conditions the past
week. The selling pressurt
howeve, rbove lie for Oct. was
so heavy that efforts to force the
market above that basis, were
abandone for the time being.
f. +. Guillot & Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-18
oARNlN.

Garyin, !. r., July 17.-(Special Cor
respondence.-Sidney Herndon, triba
tax collector for this district, paid our
town visit and waited upon our bust.
ness men Saturday They all seem to
be paying up withoH; giving him any
trouble.
United States Commissioner Spauld
ing has several cases on docket FOR
this week, both civil and criminal.
IL G. York, accom- panied by Misses
Iva and Alvy Mosey. returned from a
week visit among friends and rela
tives N Arkansas.
Geo. H. Clay and wife attended
quarterly conference at Fort Towson
Saturday and Sunday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-18
Germ Diseases of Summer
No one Need Fear Sickness if Mi.o.na
is Used.

People with strong stomachs and
natural digestion are ordinarily not
subject to bowel troubles, diarrhoea,
and other germ diseases that are so
common and dangerous in the sum
mer months.
A Mi-ona tablet taken before each
meal will give such health and
strength To the weakest stomach that
the whole system Will become strong
and well and so clean and sweet that
there will be no chance for disease
germs to become effective.
A great many people imagine that
their headaches, dizzineBs, heart
burn or general dependency and
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-18

weakness is a sign Of fatal illness,
when the whole trouble is the direct
result of woah stomach and i'm
perfect digestion. A soc box of Mi-o-na
tablets win show by the great gain in
health that the stomach is the cause
of the poor health and that Mi-ona
is the only remedy that will drive out
all wcakne.< debility and disease.
Mi-ona is so nearly infallible in
curing the diseases resulting from a
weakened stomach, excepting cancer
of the stomach, that the City Drug
store guarantees TO refund the money
should the remedy not give perfect
satisfaction.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-18
River Steamer Casualty.


VBJ 7 IV50sT
Lexington, Ky, July 1S.-The steam
er Shamrock on the Kentucky river
carrying excursionists. ran into a rope
stre'chtl from a log boom Miss
Nancy Carpenter was swept into the
river and drowned. The smokestacR
fell. fatally iniuring George w. Hutch
insol, superintendent of the Kentucky
river Poplar company. Five others
were lady hurt.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-18

When you find it necessary to use
salve use DeWitts Witch Hazel
Salve. II is the purest and best for
Sores, Burns. B6ils, Eczema, Blind
Bleeding Itching or Protruding Piles
Get the genuine DeWitts Witch Ha
Eel Salye. Sold by all druggists.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-07-18

The most wonderful cure for piles
is ManZan, put up in collapsable tubes
with nozzle attached. II reaches the
spot, stops pain instantly. and cures
all kinds Of blind, bleeding, itching or
protruding piles. Sold by City Drug
Store. ....t.,l..