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The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1905-07-22
Ethel Mary Dedman Dead.

To the human mind the above
head line conveys a sad and
cruel meaning, but to an All
Wise Providence we must bow
in humble submission. Each
and every human being must at
some time meet death and our
God.
Ethel Mary Dedman, little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. E. j.
Dedman, after much suffering of
q complication of diseases, died
Saturday, July Is, at 4 o'clock
ID. m. all that human hands
could do was done to save the
life of the dear little one but
relief was found only in death,
if relief we must call it. The
devoted parents spared neither
money nor attention nor anything
else for the benefit of their darl-
ing child, and their duty per
formed death claims all.
Ethel Mary was just past 2
years of age. She had been
afflicted nigh all Of life. Last
| year Mrs. Dedman kept the
child in California and for q time
lall thought the worse was over.
Some ten days before death il
took sick again and no reliei
could be found.
Funeral last Sunday at 5 p. m.
Iservices conducted by Rev. White
lof the Episcopal church. Buria
lat city cemetery and at the grav'
Father Egan of the Catholi,
lchurch recited a prayer.
The sad hearted ones have on
sympathy.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1905-07-22
w. E. WARREN 8. BRO.
Drugqiatsl-t-4-on the Corner.


On Wednesday the agent at
Escondida, below Dog Canon,
noticed two Mexicans with a lot
of dry goods and offering them
for sale. He telegraphed Mitch
ell and Sheriff Phillips went
down and brought the Mexicans
in. 1t was found that the goods
in their possession were goods
stolen from Mitchel's place. 1t
is believed that there are two
more Mexicans connected with
this robbery.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1905-07-22
N. Y. MITCHELL ROBBED
Bold and Daring Robbery Of Mar
Chandise Sunday Night.

Sunday night about 2 o'clock
robbers broke into the gents
furnishing store Of NJ. v. Mitch-
ell and took 5000 or $3.50 worth
Of goods. Entrance was made
into the store by smashing in
one of the rear windows and
from the tracks made at least
two were ii the bunch Of thieves.
Hats, shoes, suspenders, under
clothes and some Of nearly every
thing in the stock was stolen.
The shoes we're Of the Noys Sum
flower and Buckingham makes,
|the hats were marked Rival
land III. VI. Mitchell, and from
this ! clue may be worked up.
lIt was daring piece Of work
The racket they made was
| thought BY those who hear0 y q 4.
lbe common street noise and II i
| thought they did their work IN
der the light Of an electric light,
IThe burglary was not discovered
until M. Mitchell came dow
! Monday The officers were noti
lied and set out 70 work but q
Iclue could be had oF found
Though Night Watchman Woot
len was on duty he had nc know
Ilsdre Of the affair whatever
|Ths dare devils were smcothe y
lweIl e. daring
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1905-07-22
Socialism and MOneyphobia.


One extreme deserves another,
and as moneyphObia is the new
word TO explain greed, graft and
rotteness Of corporations and
trusts so is socialism responsible
for the other extreme.
The signs Of the times indicate
a growing feeling Of social dis
content which finds its chief ex-
preston in the indiscriminate
abuse Of wealth. The agitation
is not confined to the ignorant,
the envious or the malicious.
The recent commencement sea-
son unmistakably indicated that
educated men are disinterested-
" considering the phenomena Of
business in their moral aspects.
Their deliverances TEEN with
woeful jeremiads at the evil d
the times and the decay Of NOR
|als.
Primarily, at least among the
conscientious critics Of the times
the present discomfort is due Z
II Il +.
d profound dissatisfaction viii
the code Of commercial morals
Abuses Of trust have,run riot
They are not due to the fact tina
men are essentially less homes
Ithan the previous generations
Ibut in part 70 the intOxicatiol
that inevitably marked the mos
Irapid and extraordinary perio'
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1905-07-22
Mr.. Sullivan Accepts Position.

ME sullivan AUV0ptn Ausislvu'
Mr.. d. Sullivan, formerly gen
eral superintendent Of the f r.
& N. E., has accepted position
with the Ohio River \ Columbus
Railway as vice president and
general manager, with head
quarters at Ripley, Ohio. he
viii leave with his family tomor-
row for his new home. Mr.. Sui
Ivan is one Of the coming great
railroad men Of America mark
this.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1905-07-22

Stock Claim Agent j. W
Latham reports that on Monday
last that the Block ranch Of near
white Oaks shipped 745 two
year Olds from Ancho via e. r.
& N. D. to Eyert, s. D.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1905-07-22
Pole, which, at the best. can dc
little for humanity.

IOios WHICH, ~ bno oeobs Gun 10
little for humanity.
Perhaps the impression has
gone abroad that the Las Vegas
gift was in cash. We have done
our best to make il known that
such was not the case. We
have IL square miles of land and
20 buildings, including $780,
200 hotel. The property can be
remodeled into a perfect sani-
tary consumptiye settlement in
two months. Tent camps can
be purchased and erected in half
that time. But not without
money, which if the project is to
be q success, must be forthcom-
ing instantly. A dollar from
every reader would raise the me-
cessary fund. This emergency
fund is for the sole purpose of
reiitting the buildings and buy
ing tents. We are now like the
machinery with no fire under
the boiler. The machinery looks
good, but it takes a blaze to set
it going.
"Once started, the institution
win be self-supporting. One
does not need to be a fraternalist
to be admitted. Three-quarters
iof the applications for accOmoda-
tions we have received are from
individuals who are not allied
with fraternal societies. The
sanitarium is open to everyone.
To date the supreme bodies
of the Royal Arcanum, Modern
WoOdmen of America, Royal
INeighbors, Catholic knights of
| America and other grand and
subordinate lodges have strong
lily endorsed the movement, but
the per capita tax to be levied
by the subordinate and other
lodges requires time, and even
then it must be used in paying
for the support Of patients sent.
We have asked for funds to pre-
pare the haven. No stocks, no
bonds, no concessions, no graft,
has been our slogan, yet when
1--we appealed TO the country, they
handed us the North Pole.
notwithstanding the unfavOr.
able situation, we are confident
that when the American people
understand fully that this is .
humanitarian movement, they
will rally to the support Of Frat
, ernal City. The men behind i
! do not recognize existence Of thu
! word failure .
The foregoing is reproduced
from the Denver Republican o
July II. If it shows anything .
all it is that the committee ar
!, not good boosters. If the Nortl
! Pole is such a fayorite for ia
donations they should solicit O
the plea that there is anothe
''North Pole to discover in tn
: vicinity of Las Vegas. If a col
country appeals to the genero'
! ity Of the public why not tel
= them of the 80 degrees belo'
zero weather at Las Vegas ]
! February last?
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The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1905-07-22
Wul Nove 10 81 PasO.

On 81 before August lit the
legal department of the +. r. a
M Il. viii remove from this
place and take up headquarters
N III PasO. This information
was given out By Mr. =. :.
GidebOtt0m. one Of the company
attorneys.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-07
LOCAL TEAM
VICTORIOUS
Captured Saturdays Game
With Schenectady
GOOD WORK WITH STICK
Victory Results From Ability 10
fiii Sphere and Dorpisns'
Costly Errors

49, nice work siih Ito stick In the
third. seventh aud eighth innlnss as
sisted BY Tho DorplAHs' costly errors
10 Tho fourth, iienningioa defeated The
sirong aggregation from Schenectady
saturday afternoon. The game VAS
much more interesting than The seore.
nine 10 sla. would indicate and vas
witnessed by = fair crowd This IL
she second Wait Of tic Dorplans ihis
season they having defeated the 10.
calls on JUICE 10. seven 10 four.
After seven men had faced sherman
ADD failed 10 reach the drsl stopping
place, y. Higgins broke the spell Sat.
urdAy BY single In the third. This
tolloscd by single by Mcocc aud iwo
errors by the visitors brough, two men
over thc plate. The neat inning added
three more tallics. After drawing
blanks 10 the next iwo innings, three
singles and incc pass brought Ia
three runs aud n double by Ncadcr
aud a single by Shanahan, Ia the
eighth completed the score getting.
Schenectady began their scoring
early In the game bringing over two
Ia the opening section, one In the third.
another In the seventh and adding two
more In their attempt 10 even up mat
iers In the last. The contest was
brought 20 q close by a nice catch by
Shanahan which was sent over 20
Meader In first class manner making
the only double play OF the game.
Cherrey held down third base for the
visitors in an excellent manner and
Dryer played their second corner In
good shape.
MCGEE allowed but four hits while
Bennington raped out seven singles
and q double from Sherman's deliv-
cry.
The home nine seem TO be able 10 hit
the sphere in nearly every game and
the team has perfect confidence in Nc.
Gee, two essential features for a WIN
ming nine. The next four games will
be OF unusual interest. Saturday and
Sunday they will cross bats with Hoo
sick Falls and on August IL meet the
Cuban Giants.
The score:
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-07
MIR HOUGHTON
THREATENED
Warned Of Attack 10 BE Made
On Him
NO REASON WAS GWEN
Writer Of the Letter !, Not Known
10 Police and A,ssilsnb
20 Free.

TIC attack 90 Ss,soinsa chaFlss 10.
iioashioh II NoFth ilssHiHsssa issi
Wednesday nishi appears a. have hssn
= pAft - = tsspsF scbssas stan 10
rahiio has bsrn svars 81.
u has enfps 10 light that lhFssisa.
lac letter had essa Fuoritsd By Mr.
lioaFhinh -aFsins him that b. ~ss Ia
danger And declaring hat BE brother
~oald have ne siofe 70 ioos serr
alons.
Il IL rsmorea that NJ noaghtos
ihinks b. knoss sho urois ne issisr
bsi docs rot say. Tho police oncurs
made . search Tharsdsy for Mr
noashioa's assaiiaHls bot vas 90
long Afier ubs Aiisek hat Ne trail 80.
cold aud uisy iossd noshing.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-07
1t Isn't Every Person Wrong That Lands Jail but the Percent
NEW CLOCK SERVICE.
lsai ussls iBvsk Tor fini Nas 81 4
Teddy

. 80 NHMt"H 49," WV
Teddy
nAs nss synshFohissd clock ssrvios
Ia iisuninsian hrgal today a. II
o'clock shea the clock struck foe uis
hrss iimo. These clocks arc eonneri'
81 by sire niih lls national ohssrta'
tory a. Washington phlch furnishes
No standard ~ iime Zoe she uhols
eonHirf. STANDARD iims was iateniasi
BY Prot Chas .. Dopd ioF mani yrafs
principal u Tompls Grove semiaaFy
al Saratoga. Tho World almanac
gives lhs folloping account ol sszn'
dari times
Primarily, for ihs copyshisnor 81
ii,r railroads, q standard ~ limo uas
established by mutual agresmsni In
issl. By shich trains arc run and Ia
cal tine regulated. According g.
Ibis - stem. tho uniied states. ssisa. +.
log from a. degrees 10 - DEGREES assi
loasliude. 10 divided Into four time
sections. each Of Is degrce longitude.
exactly equivalent "a obe hour. CON
msnclng uiih N. 18th moridan. Tho
arst leas,1rnl section includcs ell Tor.
rliary hoiEevn the Atlantic coast ADD
al irregular line drAwn from Detroit
90 Charleston. :. g.. Tho latter being
lis mosi southern point Tho second
lccnirall section Includes all The terri.
tory b,tucch the Ia i-named linc and
an Irregular linc irom Bismars, y. -
a. d. mouth 81 the Rio 0rAnde. The
third lmouniainl section includes all
territory bciuscn The lasi-named llnc
add nearly q q western borders Of Ida.
ho. Utah aud Arizona. The fourth
PAciacl section covers the rest ~ The
country 10 the PaclGs coast. Stan.
daFd time IL uniform inside each 81
these sections, and the time Of each
section differs from that next 10 IL by
exactly one hour. Thus at l. noon In
New York City eastern time. the time
at Chicago central time Is II o'clock
a. M; at Denver mountain timel, 10
o'clock n. m. and at San Francisco
Pacific time. o O'Clock n. m. Stan
dsrd time IL 10 minutes slower at Bos.
ton than true local time, 4 minutes
slower at New York, minutes faster
at Washington, 10 minutes faster at
Charleston, - minutes slower At De-
troit, Is minutes ia.ier Al Kansas
CITY, 10 minutes slower at Chicago, ]
minute faster at st Louis, ~ minutes
faster at Salt Lake City, and 10
minutes faster ut San Francisco.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-07
GOLF PROGRAM.
List Of Events For State Tournament on ~.
Anthony Links.

The following Is the program for
the fourth annual tournament Of the
VI State Golf Association which will
be held on the links of the Mt ! nthony
Club Aug Is, u and Is.
Wednesday IA. m, state champion
ship match, preliminary medal play,
Is holes and team match for Gov Nc
Cullough cup; p. m, first match play
for state championship, and second
sixteen, Is holes; Thursday o a. m.
second match play for state champion
ship and second sixteen, first round Of
consolation match, Is holes; 2 p. M,
semi-fnal match play rounds first and
second, sixteens and consolation
match Is holes; Friday 0 a. M, final
match play rounds, 36 holes for
championship; Is holes for second
sixteen and consolation; all day,
handicap match IS holes.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-07
THE VICTORY POISONING.
Rspsn = AAsl,,is A. S,ss taAoFsisp ~
d. Rrsey soaa.

iiaFlingioa Aag lit il sspseissi
Roa ihal n l. Nghiis, msdloo'issaI
ehsmlss a, ,hs state laboratory sili
10 ready 9Th = preliminary report 90
tho analysis ~ ~ stomach of liiiis
LiiliA Mslsfnan ~ Victory ~ hral
Thursday, whsa tho preliminary hear
lag ~ill b. held Ia lhs case Agaissl SIC
ohild's ialhsr. Robert wsisnnah, rho
sas arrested on suspicion ~ tois"h
leg lhs liiiis giFi.
While "a exhaustive analysis cans
not b. completed Ia several vesss,
States Attorney Amsy has requested
that The chsmlsi simpiy look Zoe lad
icailoaa ofihs III ~ uiHisfgfrsn.
Much dsfsads upon The hhdlhss Ia
his analysis a. there 10 ahsolaisly 40
cvldsncs 30 bold tho prisoner aside
irom that uhish may b. ioaHd In This
say.
Amer tho bearing Mr ilnman, vho
il uoFking up tho case against Water.
man, uiil start oh az Investigation Of
The details Of waisrmAh's other chill
drsn aud wives The bodies gill not 10
eShumsd unless The state ehsmis, ~.
pors LILA Waterman did DOT die Of
poison. II he can b. convicted oi that
death Tho state wiil not so 10 The ca.
peaso Of attempting 30 prove tho
others
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-07
IN OLD KENTUCKY.
Most Popu lar Play Ever on the Road Com.
ing Next Monday Night.

No more popular theatrical attract
ion visits this town than "In Old Ken
lucky" announced for presentation at
the opera house next Monday evening.
Plays may come and plays NAV go
but SIN old Kentucky" will doubtless
60 on forever.
No one seeing the play now, in its
thirteenth season, with the advantr ge
of new, elaborate and thoroughly re-
alistic scenic investiture and strong
company can question for moment
that it is as good, as fresh and as in
spring today as 1t ever was, or that
its popularity is not perennial I'm
Old Kentucky" is a genuine melo-
drama of the truest sort, clean, sweet
and wholesome, with abundant heart
interest, swift action, colorful dialogue
and thrilling situations.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-07
DEATH or EMMA EVANS.
sitg~ Of Hl.n tyas Die srsesy
Afirfnoea.

Tho death ~ Mrs Emma Evaps.
uidou Of Hiram Evans occgrrd 80
her hou'o on BraSch.si saturday after
noon Al : O'Clock AFTER long illness.
She vas born In Bcnslngion ~
years ago. Her husband has bccn
dead about clsh, year,. She is sur
vivod by too sisters, Mrs Andres y.
Barber Of this town and Mrs Henry
Milliman Of Troy.
The funeral vas held from her laio
hone o, . O'Clock this afternoon, Rsv
DIR Rovlcy Officiating. Inicrmeni -as
at the village oemsiary.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-07
stomach and Liver Trouble Cured

Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup cures
stomach and liver trouble as 1t aids
digestion and stimulates the liver and
bowels without irritating these organs
like pills and ordinary carthartics. 1t
cures indigestion and sick headache
and chronic constipation Orino Lax
alive Fruit Syrup does not nauseate or
grippe and is mild and pleasant to take.
Refuse substitutes.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-07

SO 8 s "a Is s
Schenectady
ABB r lib Pc A E
Cherry 30 0 o 2 A 2
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-07

Gov Bell will be a guest Of Or Put
nam Of his stAf while here attending
Old Home Week services. Wednesday
ev hing with his staf the governor
will bc present at the dedication OF tho
memorial tower nearFort Ethan lien
and Thursday will participate In tho
exercises connected with the obser-
vance OF governors day. Saturday
the governor and party 20 10 Hard
wick and the stat will be his guests
over Sunday.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-07

Sacrifice hits, = Higgins, RohrbAek.
Smith; 9 base hits, Meader; bases on
balls, OF Niece 5, OF sherman 2;
struck out. by Niece }, By sherman
8; stolen bases, Lewis Z Higgins, Nc
Gee. Smith: left on bases. Bennington
s, Dorpisns o; hit by ba,ied ball,
Bregser. Ellis, Sherman; double play,
Shanahan 10 Meader.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-07
Will Interest Many.

Every person should know that
good health is impossible II the kid.
neys are deranged. Fowley's Kidney
Cure will cure kidney and bladder
disease in every form, and will build
up and strengthen these organs so
they will preform their functions pro-
perly. No danger of Bright's disease
or diabetes II Fowley's Kidney cure is
taken in time.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-07

Mothers lose their dread for'rhat
terrible second summer" when they
have DR. Fowler's Extract OF wild
Strawberry in the house. Natures
specific for summer complaints o
every sort.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-07

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY
Barre Montpelier at Rutland and
Plattsburg at Burlington.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-07
NORTHERN LEAGUE.

Latest Game, In Vermont, Star Base Ball
Circle.
Rutland los, a loosely played, but
interesting game ut Plsttsburgh Sat
urday by a score of6to 5. Dyer. az
gered At q decision by Umpire Nc
Cloud In the sixth played badly dur
ing the remainder OF the game. The
pitching OF Donovan was the feature.
Burlington placed another notch in
It's stick OF victories Saturday by shut
ting out Barre VI ontpelier, o too.
LEAGUE STANDING
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-07

$500 sorts $500; $3.50 sorts $I75; $500 Sc
,I.5o; $500 sorts $I.oo.
The Columbus journal., 1905-06-14
Our p%sighbOfing Towns and Villages

Saturday on their way to Humphrey
IN their new automobile. The machine
is one Of the largest IN this part OF
the country. and Judging from it,
voice and tho way II makes the dust
fly II IL n dandy. They returned Sun
day.
y. a. Paulson IL quite sick with
rheumatism and Kidney trouble. W.
hope to chronicle his complete recov.
rey In next weeks issue.
while using u hand sickle Saturday
MartinWinkler cut his wrist severely.
resulting In considerable loss Of blood
before the flow could be- stopped.
Mr.. Ramaker. ST.. IL evidently au
accomplished horticulturist aud the
lawn and shrubbery around the Ka.
maker home nre always lust right -
Since his tulips delighted the rye IN
the eve in the early spring there has
never ceased To he some pleasing token
Of Mr.. Rnmaker's handiwork In evi.
dPnce there.
The Columbus journal., 1905-06-14
st.. Edward.
lrNNM the Advance.

Henry Currier returned this week
from Lincoln where he hos been ut
tending the University Of Nebraska.
Mrs. Il. +. Reneler aud daughter
Mae Of Ovcrton nre visiting in st.
Edward. guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. &.
Halt and Mr.. and Mrs. q. ". Rengler.
6. ". Larsen and Frank Redman,
wives and families. left the fore part
of tho week for Clearwater with full
camping equipment to take q two
weeks outing trip. f.. A. Abitt OF
H"lrrn!" is taking Mr.. Redmnn's
place mt his shop.
Tuesday evening n number of the
q. a. X. mot and formulated plans
for celebrating the Fourth OF July ut
the argeWestbrOOk grove.
Jasper Krnos and Mr.. Curry of Red
Oak. arrived this afternoon. called to
tn" bedside of Walter Il. Curry who
is i'll of Typhoid fever. Mr.. Curry's
condition was quite hopefnl last week.
bnt since n relapse a few days ago
his condition has become worry rave.
Tho q. +. Gray & Son livery stock
was sold Tuesday to Byron Ward OF
Neigh. Mr.. Gray finds that his no.
tel business, requires 40 much of his
time that tho livery business has been
u source OF annoyance to him. Under
tho now management tho stable
will no run in the same first class
stvl" as before and Mr.. Ward comes
to st. Edward with credentials which
make him worthy Of every business
courtesy. Mr.. Ward will move his
family to st. Edward next week And
will occupy the Mrs. +. NJ. Gunder.
lnan residence property.
Tu esday night a thief entered Rich
Bros hardware store rifled the safe
ana stole u few revolvsrs AMI knives.
Entrance was made by removing q
window pane at a side window. The
exact extent of the loss cannot lie dc.
tcrmined, as many small articles
could have been taken from tho stock
without the proprietors being able &c
discover the loss. When the size OF
the window pane IL considered. nc
suspicion whatsoever attaches to citi.
zens of the town who support an av.
oirdupois as large as Vim. Wizard.
l.. II. Rowe, Jos Pentield. Jud Wilson.
p, +. Cahill, DR.. g. Briteli and q
few others. VIM. Wizard claims tina,
he could easily prove an alibi. and DR.,
l'ritnll says the mere fact that thu
stock of fish lines had not been dis
turbed, is sufficient evidence Of hi
Innocence.
The Columbus journal., 1905-06-14
Argus Changes Hands.
,r'hurs,la,' Daily

o. wv
The Platte ountyArgus has changed
hands. Mr.. Rurruss selling the entir
Plant tn u. u. Green. The pnpcr IL
to change hands on July /. though
MIR. Rurruss announces that he will
stay here until about the first Of Aug.
ust. Mt which tim" he goes To tnk q
charge Of M Iowa paper, the exact
location not being announced rs yet.
II II rumoreh that under the new
management the Argus will become
u republican paper. Mr.. Green dc.
clinel to confirm or deny this report
when seen by u Journal representative
this morning, saying merely that hc
was from the South.
Mr.. Green IL u brother.in law of
Richard Ramcy and IL known to mnny
Columbus people. having been here
u number of times in the past. he il
a young man Of attractive personal
address and though new to the mana
cement of u newspaper has been son.
nected with the publishing business
for q good many years ~ IN engrnvci
on the stall Of the Louisville COnrio,
Journal and the Denver Republicans
The Columbus journal., 1905-06-14
Richland and Vicinity.

Roses fair dot oLr domain.
All grains n grasses promise nv
apnhunnt crop WINTER wheat nnd
pnr'ev Meaning ""t.
.WiIi higgins dr've INTO port Satur.
uay from
Adolph Nluck AMI wife were Shell
oreek V'S'tors SUNNY
""oipn HicKert OF smell greek w"s
on our s'reets saturday.
u. W. ltehd"lI had grain on tho
'-.ch'""" ''"rKe' S"'"r""y. we r"ther
n''''r" the new appearance "f the
''o"rh"l "hn mop" II Will continue to
MI" ''s iieh' Oh IN" way anu twin
our "'Rn' 10 P"rf'ct nav
wv" "''''h III" i"'nr'SteVehsoh each
nv" hoES on the columbus market
'r'""y.
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