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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-04-06

ZdSduy IeIlS1Jue!
Spotkanie to wydarzy}o sic
W Wielki Tydzieh. Zapytany
towarzysz bardzo grzecznie
oswiadczy}, re podobny stan
sumienia bardzo go boil.
- ia z }aski Bozej ciesze
sic zupelnym spokojem SUI
mienia, kt6ry ME oby} sic
prawie bez walki, ale }aska
Boza zwycieza}a wraz re mna
wszelkie pokusy. Bardzo mi
zal twego tax ola mnie ME
spodzianego upadku. Bog mi
zapewne przezeh sic nauke, a
moze chce, abym sic staral o
tive wyleczenie. Zreszta
wkr6tce Gle odwiedze.
Wzia1 jego adres i poszed}
do domu.
w Wielki Piatek wiecz6r
poczu} W sobie nieprzeparta
chez odwiedzic swego kolege.
Jakis wewnetrzny CLOS m6wi}
mu, re tym sposobem najle-
piej uczci ten dzieh swiety;
ola tego tel natychmiast uda}
sic do wskazanego ma bilecie
mieszkania. Zasta1 kolege
daleko smutniejszym, ale
take wiecej ME wierzacym.
Miotaf bluznierstwa ma evan
:gelia, ma Kosci6l ma prawo
Boze. Widocznie Satan nowy
do6 przypusci} atak; zdawa}o
sic niepodobie1stwem, ably
ten nieszczesliwy cz}owiek
ME ulegl mu zupe}nie.
- S}uchaj rzek mu
kolega wchodzac - wszystko
co ci chce powiedziec, bierz-
my W try s}owa. Me przy-
chodze tn, ably sic starac Gle
nawr6cic, ME bede ci zadnego
kazania prawi}, ale stan twej
duszy bolesnie mnie wzrusza.
Wide, re ME jestes szcze-
sliwym, a do tego nieszcze-
scia dodajesz jeszcze wieksze,
t.. l., re cheese sic potepit ma
wieki. M6wisz mi, re juz ME
wierzysz W pickle, ale ia nam
to income przekonanie, re sic
w}asciwie,m ocno boisz piek1a,
a ME masz odwagi wyznac
sobie togo. Ia sprawl bardzo
wazna. Take ,,byc moze" "a
s}uguje, ably sic mad MEM
zastanowic. Ma to ME nam
innej rady, jak tylko jedna i
prosze Gle, ME odrzucaj je]
s~zyderstwem: %spowiadaj sic!
Gdyby piorun uderzy}, ME
by1by sic bardziej zlak1 6w
grzesznik, ale zd1awj1 gniew
i pogarde. Przyjaciel jego ME
dajac sic zbie z toru, poWto'
(rzyl spokojnie:
| 49, %Spowiadaj sic i to zaraz'
To srodek rozumny i cara.
zem lekarstwo, W takim dniu
Ijak dzisiaj. Bog dale szcze'
g6lniejsze laski. ia ME usta'
pie cd tego, trzeba sic spo'
wiadac, to mic ME pomoze'
- Me - o~dpowiedzia:
grzesznik nieco spokojniej -
DO ia ME wierze W spowiedz
Zreszte do kogoa p6jde. Kt(
mnie zechce s}uchac cier'
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-01-15
Bread, Meat and Money.

Ia tho title q. a b.nAict ~e send tof
a,ar1p. II tell all a,stu; MT, culture.
how YOU can &C, an orchard OF our
cream q. good varieties pccans, which
beats insurance. banks etc. you can
eat tho cake and a,,ii have ia and
then aaaA IL on Ia YOUR loved oncs.
Our square, Deal seedlings. - good
IA wcfr ever grown. year extra
large ircrN. price tis, IN. -. - uof
acre 4oa Iutcctl ~. los si4. more Ia
ccn,a each. GRATED or huddcd. sta.
ART. I'fuichcr. Van Drman. PahtN,.
Centennial. Columbian. year on old
a,eeka :. o.. 10. o.. 100 $40 hal price
~ others. all prepaid by express II
yuu order now. II very much inter
Gated. send for above booklet, then OF.
der. II you only wan, few. order now
and Rookie, will be sen; with receipt.
ed bill. Send money any safe way
Squared, al Nut-Tree Nuraer'ea'
Wilmington, y. {.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-01-15
MR. q. II. Afford:

MK. G. II. Afford:
l have bought a place and find
it has Johnson grass scattered
all over it, some spots are thick
and others it is very thin. !
want TO know how to work i, and
II can cultivate any of i, in cot.
ton! It is hill parairie land with
red clay foundation and some
gravel in IT. What would be the
best fertilizer to use on corn and
cotton and how would you try 10
work il?
ID. II. SNyrHr.
Johnson grass causes very hi.
tic trouble in a corn field when
proper tillagc is given the sol
before planting. Plow i. good
and deep as soon as the land il
dry enough. so that any freezes
that may come in February OF
March will kill many OF tn,
roots Disk the land thorough,
early ia April 10 kill any grass
that has started. and abou, The
last of April or frs, OF May
thoroughly plow again and plan,
in May.
The crop can be KEEP, clean
and laid by in COW peas free
from the grass by this method
The same treatment would ap
ply to cotton If YOU are willing to
wal, 80 late TO plant. otherwise
the hoeing bill will be large With
cotton planted at the usual time.
The best fertilizer tor such
lind il stable manure. a light p.
plicaiiou. 5 or wagon loads
broad cast per. acre. will pro
dncc wonderful effect IN con.
nec,ion with thorough prepare.
ton OF the soil as indicated a.
boyc. Results at the Expert.
mcnt Station with com mcrcial
fertilizers on such land has
never proved profitable.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-01-15
Seed Oats.

Hon. raised Rcd Rust rtas seed
Oats fine for Spring sowing. free frofn
johnson grass. (, q. b. here ...cts ret
bu X. NJ LOW. Macon Miss.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-01-15
\. |. WllLET DRUG co.
sgKp joHntss. Ats-esrA. ca.

SGFp joEHfss. Augusta. ca.
&c; uur catalogue. Write far prices.
state amount wanted: Cotton. field
corrs. Sorghum. pct s;o~s. melons.
hreadcss barley. bus; and applcr oats.
Gcrman msllc;. cat tat! tsSgl!ci. k4it'r
corn. Acivr' bcana. Goa pcas. Srani III
pca nvis. graascn. garden &erd bulk n
in Ct packages. anS"u acts. ciutaa.
ssee, astichpkra. @oJs bcanas tcsss.nie.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-01-15
3. p. EGGS,

Royal Biur BARRED plymouth kuek
Egg. 1. yun van, ,he t.a, | hatsshcm
sos Naie. Mrs ". T. Hsr~nlal.
Macon. Mia
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-01-15
PLYMOUTH ROCKS

Arc recognized a. tho Utility
Fowl. They arc easily raised: lay
more eggs. and arc moro in demand
to-day than ali others combined. an
breeding the
RARRED. WHITE AND BUFF
ROOMS.
And can supply limited number Of
eggs from either variety a, s. 90 pcf
sitting delivered a, yopr express r.
f,ec
guarantee satisfaction or souf
money back. Order now.
T. !. hoaftt.
Selma. Ala.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-09
M'KINLEY HOME BOYS
SPEND DAY AT BEACH
Ladies' Auxiliary and Pacific Electric
Railway Make Occasion
PossihIe

The Ladies' auxiliary of the McKin-
ley home gave the boys an outing yes
terday at Terminal island. Through
the courtesy of the Pacific Electric
company the sixty boys were taken to
San Pedro, thence by launch to Ter
minal island, where the day was spent.
At noon bounteous luncheon was
served by the women in charge. Dur
ing the afternoon bathing and races
were enjoyed and about twenty prizes,
ranging from magic lanterns to boxes
of candy, were awarded. Mrs. G. Alex
ander Bobrick and H. L. Yerger were
instrumental in arranging the outing.
Mrs. Robinson, matron of the home,
accompanied the boys. The following
women of the auxiliary assisted: Mines
Widner, Potter, Merrill. Burnett, Flint
Craig, File, Lehman and Miss Yerger
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-09

Mary Heard of Los Angeles.

Mary Heard of Los Angeles.
H. F. Elliott of Los Angeles has
been visiting his old home in Sacra-
mento.
Rev. S. M. Ramsey Of Los Angeles
has been spending the summer with
his brother, w. T. Ramsey of Mon
mouth, Ill.
James v. Baldwin of Los Angeles has
been the guest of Harry e. Swisher
of Newark, Ohio.
Mrs. M. A. Flint of Los Angeles has
been visiting friends in Ypsilanti, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Wheeler of Los
Angeles have been guests at the hotel
Denechaud, New Orleans.
Louis G. Davis of, Los Angeles has
been visiting his old home in Piqua,
Ohio.
Mrs. Lee Nance of Los Angeles has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. M. K.
Scott of Paducah, KY.
Mrs. M. A. Smith of Los Angeles is
spending the summer with friends and
relatives in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Newlen of Los
Angeles have been visiting friends in
Austin, Texas.
Mrs. Wick of Bowling Green, KY,
has been entertaining Mrs. Edward
Nelson of Los Angeles
Louis Schion of Los Angeles is a
guest at the Ford hotel, Phoenix, Ariz
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Tyler Robinson
of Los Angeles have been visiting
their old home in st. Albans, VT.
r. w. Kemp of Los Angeles is at the
Kaiserhof, Chicago.
S. w. Root of Los Angeles has been
visiting friends in Ogden. Utah.
A. B. Boswell of Los Angeles has
been guest at the Commercial hotel,
Phoenix, Ariz.
]. S. Sylvannus of Los Angeles has
been staying in San Bernadino for the
past month.
Mrs. C. e. Gatchel of Los Angeles
has been visiting friends in Asbury
Park, N. j.
Mrs. Fulwider of Santa Barbara has
been entertaining her niece, Miss Edna
Thomas of Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Durkee of Los An
geles have been guests at the Hotel
Vendome, San Jose.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Wright of Los
Angeles have registered at the New
Hotel Astor, New York
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-09
AngelenoS Abroad
BY the Chatterer

Angelenos who have been visiting
San Francisco recently are: r. H.
Kornblum, Colonel Robert J. Northam,
William Garland, w. r. Bacon, r. B.
Burns, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Solano, Mr..
and Mrs. G. G. Platt H. Lobe, Mr.. and
Mrs A. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. w. c.
Seeber, j. r. White, Mrs. F. N. Hull
and, F. H. Grasly, F. Barman, Mrs. L.
H. Breed, Louis Halstead, c. E. Crary
and A. J. Steves.
VIM. L. Brown, Rose R. Young, c. w.
Young, Matilda Kelley, L. w. Kelley
d. H. Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. F. B.
Johnston and w. L. Hardness, all of
Los Angeles, have been sojourning at
the various hotels in Oakland for the
past month.
The following Angelenos have been
in New York the past fortnight. H.
Richardson, at the Hotel Astor; H
Grasty, J. o. Bannister and r. w
Vincent, at the Imperial; Mr.. and Mrs
w. H. Cook, at the Fifth Avenue; al
the Grand, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Smith; St
Regis, ]. D. Peabody; Breslin, Gilbert
G. Bright; Manhattan, L. c. Torrance
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G., Barber and Mr.
and Mrs. o. H. Hehner of Los An
geles have been visiting the fair al
Portland.
F. A. Meserve, W. R. Morrison and
w. T. Climo of Los Angeles have been
guests of friends in Tucson last week
j. M. Neeland of Los Angeles has
been staying in Ell Paso during the
past month.
Mrs. r. p. Probasco and Mr.. Q. S
Gamill of Los Angeles have beer
guests at the Hotel Sheldon, Ell Paso
L. M. Berry of Los Angeles has beer
visiting friends in Chicago.
e. w. Freeman of Los Angeles has
been visiting in Redlands and River
side for the past month,
Gilbert Rockwell of Los Angeles is q
guest at the Hoblitt, Fresno.
Mrs. J. G. MacCracken of Columbus
has been entertaining Mrs. ]. M. Mont
gomery and Mrs. Charles Guthredge OF
Los Angeles.
Miss Orla Clutter of Los Angeles Ii
the guest of her mother. Mrs. ShreeN
of Lima. Ohio
E. H. Grasly. jr.. Of Los Angeles
has been visiting in Atlantic city.
o. F. Kline Of Los Angeles is a gues
at the Delaware, Dallas. Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gibler of Cincin
natl are entertaining Mr.. and Mrs
Bruce Radabaugh of Los Angeles.
Joseph Davis of Los Angeles hal
been the guest of friends in Trinidad
Colorado.
Mrs. w. X. Thompson Of Los Angeles
has been visiting Professor and Mrs
b. A. Nickel of Franklin. Pa.
Miss Laura Barnes Of Los Angeles
has been visiting friends in San Ber'
nardino.
Mrs. James La Niece Of Los Angeles
has been visiting relatives in San Ber'
nardino.
DR.. T. M. Heard OF San Bernardin'
has been entertaining his sister, Mis-
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-09
A Silent Argument

A wanderer through South Carolina
watched an old negro fishing in a
brickyard pond for forty minutes. says
the Cleveland Plain Dealer. during
which time the hook was not pulled up
do you think there are any fish
there?" he asked at last.
mo. sab; reckon not"
"But you seem to be fishing"
Eyes, sah."
But perhaps you are not fishing for
fish. What is your object?"
de objick, sab, Of my fishin' foh
fish whah dey hain't any fish. is to let
de ole woman see dat l hain't got no
time to hoe de truck in de gyahdin
patch. Pilgrim.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-09

them in Buzzard's Bay. And he may
flush a few buzzards, too.
+ Betwixt a mans love of wet goods and
woman's admiration of dry goods many
family goes broke.
Mrs. Prunes, hostess-Will you have
some tongue?
Mr.. Lemon, guest-Thank you, no; get
quite enough at home.
Mrs Lemon, furious-John, how dare
you slander me so?
Tableau.
1t is now up to Washington to lay in
sake and vodka in addition to the usual
senatorial "cold tea
The Black Sea fleet seems to be living
down to its name.
Who says poetry doesn't pay? The
Adams (Ga,) Enterprise charges (and
gets) IS a column for printing amateur
verse.
A Hartford (Ala) man gave his horse
poultry powders by mistake. The animal
has been cackling ever since and now
shows symptoms of setting.
Mr.. Plum-Are you going away for
the rest of the summer?
Mr.. Prune-No; summer doesn't need
it. I'm going for the rest of myself.
A new book is called The Human
Touch" We know it very we'll.
The Philadelphia mint has wisely
shut down. But don't be alarmed; the
common garden mint is still doinG
business and the country is safe.
Where there is SO much smoke there
must be some fire. Hence the govern,
ment will investigate the tobacco trust.
Yarn of the Sailor Man
A sailor of the salty seas sat on Sar
Pedro's dock,
And as he sat he knitted upon an ole
gray sock;
Still while he knitted steadily, he told 6
fearsome tale,
About a huge sea serpent seen in some
stupendous gale:
1.-The serpent was a monster
OF most momentous mien;
'Twere quite the longest serpent
That ever ha' seem
Yo, no!
That ever l ha' seen!
ITS tail were in the tropics,
It's head in Timbuctoo;
It's coils wove in an out. sir,
All Ger the briny blue
Yo, no!
All DER the briny blue!"
Now, why tell you this awesome taller
1 asked the sailor man.
He winked his dead-eye at me. as ONLY
sailors can;
I'm knitting Of a sock," quoth he, "'til
plain as any barn
How kin l knit me sock. kind sir, withou
1 ha' me yarn"
w. H. C.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-09
BOOK OUTPUT
VERY MEAGER
ENGLISH PUBLISHERS DOING
NEXT TO NOTHING
PROMISING WORKS SCARCE
Forthcoming Volume Gives Personal
Details Of the Original Model
for Lady casteIemaine In
Thaekeray's "Esmond"
PROMISING WORKS SCARCE

Special Cable to The Herald.
LONDON, July $50 far as the out
put of new books is concerned, pub
fishers are now doing next to nothing,
and as for forthcoming works, an
nouncements also are very meager.
One of the most promising books that
hear of Is announced by Messrs,
Isbister under the title of MRS. Brook
field and Her Circle" Mrs. Brookfield
was the Lady Castlemaine of "Es-
mond," and in one of Thackerays un-
published letters which will appear in
a coming volume he portrays himself
as little dog at her feet. The volume,
which has been prepared by members
of the family, will also contain many
anecdotes of celebrities like Tennyson.
Hallam and Monckton Miners.
Novel readers. who probably get
little jaded at this time of the year,
will no doubt gladly hear of a new
novel by Maurice Hewlett. It's action
passes in his familiar beloved Italy at
the beginning Of the eighteenth CEN
tury. The hero is a young English
man to whom the title, 1.-THE Fool Err
rant" refers. His chivalrous instincts
urge him to various romantic adven-
lures. Mr.. Heinemann is to publish the
book in a few weeks
Eden Phillpotts has finished another
volume, which is the continuation of
his work as the novelist of Dartmoor.
1t deals with the central parts of that
lone country. and seeks to reflect its
atmosphere alike of gloom when day
lowers and of light when the sun
shines. There is more than one story,
but the subjects and characters make
che book continuous one.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-09
TELEGRAM AWAITS WOMAN
AT POLICE HEADQUARTER.

All day yesterday detectives searched
for Mrs. Sarah Crane. the woman to
whom telegram, received by the po-
lice yesterday, was directed. The dis
patch reads as follows: Minnie sup
posed drowned in Lake Washington
yesterday. Body not recovered.
(Signed) James Mitchell" The date of
the dispatch is Seattle, July 7.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-09
Death Of Rev. ]. A. Wood

Rev. John Allen Wood died Friday at
his home in Lincoln Park. Rev. Mr.
Wood was well known Methodist
minister and had preached nearly all
over the world. He was also prom
inent author. The deceased leaves a
widow, one daughter and two sons,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-09
Newsbox Under Arrest

Frank Lewis, a newsboy arrested
Friday evening rihing the pockets of
M. Evans in the Pacific Electric depot
was given a preliminary hearing yes
terday morning before Police Judge
Chambers and was held in the sum of
$500 on the charge OF grand larceny.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-09
I:ree MethodIsts in Session

The quarterly session of the Los An
geles district of the Free Methodist
church is being held at the head
quarters, 6O6 East Sixth street. Rev.
M. N. Downey is in charge, assisted by
several clergymen. The Woman's Home
Missionary society will hold it's annual
meeting this afternoon.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-09
Pi-lineS and Pick-upS
Teddy's Glasses


THE president will soon abandon
glasses. News dispatch.
oh, Teddy without glasses?
How can we stand for that?
Next thing he will abandon
His famous campaign hat!
What, Teddy without glasses?
What will cartoonists do?
They need those glaring lenses,
That look you thro and thro!
What, Teddy without glasses?
We're saved for down beneath
His eyes, all unadorned, are still
Our Teddy's famous teeth!
A hop trust has been formed. But it
will not try to capture those Saturday
night affairs at the beaches.
Few fish stories have come out this
year. Men who used to tell 'em must be
at the seat of war as correspondents.
Why, after his term is up, shouldn't we
send T. R. down to dig that canal him
self?
Mrs. Lemon (female suffra gist)-A
woman should get a mans wages
Mr.. Lemon-You do!
The French academy has decided that
the forty "Immortals" may smoke. They
are not the only immortals who are doing
that; some have been at 1T for ages.
Adam-Zad seems to be walking more
like a man just now than he ever did.
Magnolia-Hes crazy to marry me.
Poppy-That's what l should say, too.
Fargo, N. D., reports hailstones as big
as baseballs. Don't they have hens eggs
up in North Dakota?
A Milwaukee man says he has invented
foamless beer. Huh! lots of barkeepers
now know a beerless foam.
The present ruler of Russia seems to
be named Pandemonum.
Now the peekaboo shoe is in vogue.
Somebody soon will have to wear peek
aboo skull to prove the possession of
brains.
Mr.. Plum-Whats the future tense of
the verb ito invest?
Mr.. Prune-"To investigate" of course.
Maybe John d. thought that Lawson
and Miss Tarbell would take post grad
uate courses in literature at Yale on that
$40. 100000.
st. Petersburg doesn't know what
trouble is. Wait till the drosky drivers
strike.
|
Newport is preparing for an amateur
circus. The role OF the monkey has
been assigned to Harry Lehr.
| That expert who has undertaken to
straighten out the books of the lady man
ayers of the ST. Louis worlds fair-what
! about a Carnegie hero medal for him?
! They used to say that the only way 10
beat life insurance company was to die.
But the Equitable way beats that
Stark Kas. notes the march OF i'm
provement 'Ye editor only finds two
women who cling to the Mother Hubbard
for street wear.
Mr.. Cleveland may now hunt the dead
ducks and fsh for suckers In the Eoui-
table waters. lgat a. he formerly sought
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-09
soclaIlstic MeetInq

The regular propaganda meeting of
the Socialist party will be addressed
this evening by o. P. Smith on "Re-
formers and the Socialism that win
Prevail" The meetings are held at
Metropolitan hall. s27 1-2 South Spring
street.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-09
With ReIasco Theater

Philip H. White is now assistant
treasurer at the Belasco theater, sue
eeeding Mr. Jackson. who has accepted
q position as treasurer with the An
Eelus theater
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-09
THREE ARRESTED ON
CHARGE OF GAMBLING

Detectives Lynch and Riley arrested
F. Burkhardt, j. H. Schermer and B.
F. Safstrom in resort yesterday after
noon at the rear of $40 Maple avenue
on charge of gambling. 1t is said
that bakers in the neighborhood have
fitted the place as a gambling resort.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-09
One OF Lies Little Ironles

The musical Instrument seller had
succeeded at last in working off a
cheap fiddle on customer at four
times its value.
Where shall send it2"
ITO 9l4 street. MY flat is on
the third floor"
The fiddle dealers face fell. He had
moved, with his family, the day before,
to the flat on the second floor of g14
street, ON three years agree
ment.-rit Bits.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-09
Her Dramatic success

Nell-Yes, the play is quite successful.
Ny friend, Miss Padden, made consider
able money out OF II.
Belle-Did she write it.?
Nell-Goodnessl No. She's a dressmak.
er and she made all the gowns for the
leading lady.--Philadelphta Ladaar-
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-09
Bride Was Happy

did the bride feel very much de-
ding day?"
Not at all Her father sells rain :
coats and she ~ his only child -Cleve-
land Plain Dealer,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-09

A hop trust has been formed. But it
will not try to capture those Saturday
night affairs at the beaches.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-09

Few fish stories have come out this
year. Men who used to tell EN- must be
at the seat of war as correspondents.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-09

them in Buzzards Bay And he may
flush a few buzzards, too.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-09

The Black Sea fleet seems to be living
down to its name.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-09

Betwixt mans love of wet goods an6
a woman's admiration of dry goods many
a family goes broke.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-09

1t is now up to Washington to lay in
sake and vodka in addition to the usual
senatorial "cold tea
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-09

some tongue?
Mr.. Lemon, guest-Thank you, no; 1 get
quite enough at home.
Mrs. Lemon, furious-John, how dare
you slander me so?
Tableau.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-23
The Postal Telearaph.cabIe companl 1

The Postal Telegraph Gable Conlpany :
In February 1901 uo Postal Tclc.
graph Gable company of Texas, upon
the earnest solicitation of the business
interests f Ardmorc, extended their
lines f.om Gracnvilc, Texas, to
Ardmorc. This being their frs, terri
tory point. Mr. H. r. Rutherford was
placed in charge, ana their bu-in"s =
mas ben quite satisfactory TO the man
egcmcnJ from that date. The Postal
was IN" FIRST telegraph company TO
open an uptown onic" and 10 install a
messenger call service in Ardmorc.
These facilities have been fully apprc-
ciatol by our citizens and they have
given the Postal liberal share of
their patronage. The Postal has some
records tor quick service. which seem.
ngly, look impossible. and they have
never been oluallod by other compan.
les Mcesag : have been sent and re-
plies received 10 Sew York city and
other Eastern points in seven minutes,
10 y. Orleans. Galveston Houston
and Texas points in five minutes;
Chicago, St Louis. Kansas city in
ten minutes. The Postal maintains as
far IA practical direct circuits. Their
entire time il given to tn handling
OF telegraph Business, there being no
side issues. such as clock service, mes.
Senger delivery service, etc. This j.
the ralson they are able to give the
people a telegraph service which has
never been equalled by its competitors.
Each year shows an increased business
and their facilities have been onlarg.
cd by additional circuits and latest
improved appliances for the service.
Their present manager Mr.. William
r Salisbury who succeeded Mr.. Ruth
Crford in August, 1903, states their
lines have been extended to all lmpOr,
tant territory points and Ardmore has
"A dire2t service. Their Offices are To-
Gated in the Whittington hotel lobby
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-23
.S0MEF|CURES
HOW ONE BUSINESS CONCERN IN
AROMoRE HAS GROWN.
The Crown eottIing and Mnrufaeturi %
Company has Now Begun on It's
Fourth Year and is Building
Into Great Enterprise

ON he hIal day OF April thr, year,
az" Ih" crown Roti,mg Works began
IT'S business career in Nrdmorc. W.
VI NlSSa and II. J.. Dalton NoI" al the
head OF n" concern. by systematic
business dealings and by bJttling a
superior lin" OF GOO 'h"y at once
hull' up good trade. During III" first
year ih'y sold N,""o cases of carhonat-
'h driaNS, " me beginning OF III" next