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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-20
~. .unnort Of tbe Governor Beckham

the support of the GoVerhor DS0AA@'''
 The Democrats have only three sena- tors from what we call the Far west Thev are Mir. Patterson of Colorado, BIT; clark of Montana and Mir. Newlanos oI Nevada. Their campaigns have prac- tieaIlv opened. MT. Clark Is one of the richest men in the world, and owing to his vast interests not only Tn Mon- tana but throughout the West, nls in- fiuence is nothing shcrt or poWeIlnse ..e His friends do not think ne VIII nay. great dIfaculty in securing anetheF term. at
 The Montana Senator has been a daath,a door twice within few years ana has gone through remarkable sur rical operations, but even though ne seems to have such poor health at times his recuperation has puzzled me medical fraternity. There's more vital ity in this spare, nervous man than one would imagine after taking a good LOOK at him. He Is upwards of GO years or age and is planning for the future ny rigging up costly mansions as 1T ne confidently expected to live to pc as old as Senators Pettus and Morgan or Alabama. ,.,.
 Speaker Cannon has issued inyita. tions to a large number Of the nlost prominent men of the land to mesi rns rhs Gridiron Club at dinner March IT. The dinner will be given in the large ban- auet room of the New Willard. Tnere are including resident, limited and non resident members. sixty-ntne Of the ciuo and it Is understood that the speaker will have as his guests that evening about l30 others. Of course, uncle Joe" will preside, and 1t promises to be an evening of rare fun.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-20
REYNoLps-RARNETT.

MT and Mrs. c. W. Barnett announce the engagement of their daughter, pattie Jackson, to Mir. Martin Reynolds, the marriage to take place on Tuesday. March 6, at their home on Hull Street.
 Mrs. Horace Stringfellow will enter tain the No Name Club on Wednesday at 12 o'clock
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-20
See the new Fox Visible.
 TERRY 4 DAVANr.
cLARK,s GREAT CAPACITY.

Ents 72 Fried Eggs at one sitting in
 DOahan Cafe.
 Dothan, Feb. l9.-tSpecial )-Kiley Clark, living near Dothan, has added to his reputation as an eater by getting on the outside of T2 fried eggs at one sitting in a local cafe. Clark ate SIX dozen eggs without any seeming am eultv. and could have enjoyed more, if appeared. His performance was wit messed by several interested citizens, If will be recalled that only a few nights ago, Clark, in the same care: ate a surprising quantity. consisting or one and a half pounds of stick candy
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-20
DELIGHTFuL ENTERTAINMENT

For the Benefit of a Crest Cause.
 The recital by Mrs Fenetta Sargent Haskell Tuesday evening. Feb. 2oth' at 8 o'clock at the lecture room Of the First Presbyterian Church, Is for the benefit of the Young women's Christian Association and all our people should ha interasted in anything in aid of that noble Institution. Mrs. Haskell has delighted audiences in most of the cities of this country, and those who heard her when here last April. have most pleasant recollections of her, She gis sure to please all who go to the recital next Tuesday adv-t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-20
Cheau Cushfonn .

A very good substitute for down or feathers in cushions is found ln the cork dust used for packing fruit. pFin- eipaIly grapes. from abroad. This can be bought quite inexpensiveiy from groeers and fruiterers. for when the fruit Is HnpaelSed they have no further use for 1t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-20

Miss Belle Holmes of Coosada is visit ing her cousin, Miss Ethel Spiers' lAz South Decatur Street s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-20

Mrs c. J. Wicker and J. H. Grade leave today for New Orleans to take in the carnival.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-20
Social ana Personal
DIR. THArcH TO LECTURE


 A lecture on shakespeare. the Man. and "Caesar" will be given on Wednes- day afternoon at the Carnegie Library by pr. c. c. Thatch, President or the Alabama Polytechnic Institute, at Au- burn, who has kindly consented to iS- IsctnaI treat The members of all the wou1en's literary clubs are invited, ana also of the mems literary clubs includ ing the ''Nebulous." ''The Meteor" ana "The Thirteen" ... This is an event toward which those who will hear pr. Thatch are looking with anticipation of great pleasure as no man, In the South Is more capable of handling those subjects Tn hlore masterly a manner.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-20

Miss Alice Graham of Birmingham IS the guest of Miss May Tyson at her home on McDonough Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-20

If yO7 use Daybreah Fertilizers you might as we'll make arrangements tO bank your potatoes or your na0ney-
 MARKS & GAYLE.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-20

All persons holding tickets to the oid Folks Concert at Montgomery The atre, Thursday night, 22nd. may have them exchanged for reserved seats at Hlrscher Bros. any time after we'd nesday morning at Q c, m. aoV
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-20

Emerson Stables, North Decatur Street for Kentucky Horses and Mules. Telephone 1523. adv-tf.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-20
LADIES' GOLF TouRNAMENT

AT COUNTRY CLUB. The tournament for the associate members of the Montgomery Country Club will be played Saturday afternoon, Ftbruary 24. ,,, The prize for which the ladies will compete will be two golf sticks,
 The ladies who will take part in the tourn ament are requested to drop their scores in box which will Do prepsrea for 'the purpose at the club, that their handicap may be determined.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-20
Inainn ConI Lands.

Indian Cool Lands,
 Washington, Fob. 1e-The senate aommIttee on Indian affairs today de" oided 10 authorize the sale of coal lands belonging to the fve civilized tribes In Indian Territory instead of continu- ing the present leasing system
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-12
BUR Scad1tuita !

Sic Scrrcn @creinS. nuS Gogen.
Scfrctarc iucrScn gebctcn, alc Ser
ciusbcridtc uScr sdriititifc, bic fir
Den rScutidcn Gurrcipunbentcn" be-
itimmt iinb, bircft m bic 3citrag SIT
aSreiiiren, I'm eincr prumptcn Gr.
Icoisnus iidjcr 81 iein. Surd bas
YSrciiirem ipIdjcr Sdriftitide nn
Nngcitelte trctcn in bcren Ibpcien.
felt Dftcrs fir bcibc Tartcicn nnlieb.
fame @crsDgcrnngcn Elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-12
Sampfcr rMain" int Safcn.

nOtoin" fonnlt nit "A &niiltcllr ulO
1898 3piihenoefs = Yoiingieren
iibcr Hcp'yorf bier oll. - Sotte
icbr quite Hciie. - Serrn 9aling'S
Grlcbnilie mhbreno Der ruiiiihen
Hepolutipn.
Nod) cillcr dllbcrit %giinitig pcrloil-
llcnen, icbr id)ncllen HciIc fam &C.
ltern Der Norooeutife Slopb.G Gam.
pier rWain," nodoem CT in Nems
Yprf einen Sbeil ieiner EolIogierc
obgeicst botte, I'M bieii9en Sofen an.
@egcn 3 llbr legte er utter ben alons
gen elmer 6anfaren.0tuiif berS difts'
fopeae am Hier Z Der Baltimore
Sbio.giienbabn" an, bon elmer megen
oes ifonen @etters Sablreid erItie'
nenen Wenge freuoie begriibt. Ger
Sampfer bate am %. Septcmher
9remerbopen nit 472 8oiiiten. nno
1850 .Goilagieren per-
Iolien uno erreidte nad 1t.tdgiger,
fait ereienibloier Jabrt, ole iait ourd)@
meg bon ihonem @etter begleitet
mar, MIR Der Ieste Sbeil mar etipos
ltiirnliid, am 8. OCTOBER Ntctp.Yorf.
Gin aino, Yaula Bother, itorb am
8. Sftober untb iunroe Die Seif,e III
iiblider Meiie Dem Welleiigrobe iiber.
aeben. Sim Mbenb Dor Der Snilonlig
fnnb ein BON Der por5iielid)en Shiffs.
fopcae uno fiinitleriit peranlagten
Tilettonten peranitaltetes CONCERT
gum geIten Ger @ittwelt uno @aiien
ser Seemannsfaiie itatt, oas groben
9eifaa fono nnb cine idGne Sln1me
eraab, Die ourh Den GapitGn ee.
mannheim Snititilt 5ueeiiibrt miro,
Nad)oem er 472 aaiiiten : Yaiia-
siere uro 552 3wiidenoedler gelall-
oct, iubr Ser yWain" ont 10. B. M.,
Morgens I ltbr, bon Sobofcn nad)
bier ,ueiier nllb paiiirtc Gnpc Seitrr
Diitimod) Naft gesen 3 ltbr. Ens
0anolmssgclf6it sing unter 2eitnltg
oes ginmanoerunas : Gommiiidrs
g. I. Meis gIatt bon Statten. Bon
sen Smiihenoeds -Eaiiagieren mnroe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-12
Wicncr Sanaturium.

Oieies Sanatorium lit oas belt.
eingerihtctite Snititlt ieiner r.. N
bieier Stnot, mo es miro oliI rtrIfi
piiietlfoitIihen Nrin3ipien ourd &C.
priifte NerSe aus Wien, Seitreif',
aefiihrt. Cine uieliGbrige Griubritna
bat Die Sbotiod)e se5eigt, oob cine
groBc Webrbeit d)roniiher Snpulioer
oller aIaliclt cinidlieBlid pieler ais
nnbeiIbnr bctrdd,teter, ciltein 3nItditS
p%olfpmme1cr Beiunbbeit bnrd) ein
ipltcmatiidlcs Hegilne. baiirt nitf iii.
iere @ebanoIune, suaeiiibrt meroel1
faftt.
Alb @eit-Japette- Strafe.
(2S5-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-12

Ncubou iir @crnbcimc r
@roS. - Ncrnbcimcr Bros. boben
geltcrn Den Gontrnft iiir cin ledS'
itodigea @eihGftsbmts an Sapettc-
StruBc, 5niihcn Glitop. II, Somoros
StruBe, an Gomorb 8. Erciton fir
$4,000 peraeben. 3ieies 8eb1lloe
iol nit einem Sunnel unter Worion'
StraBe nit Dem iesigen @eid1ftss
ballic bon 9crnbein,er Bros. perbun.
ben mcrocn. Ias @eb1uoe miro 20
Sub ali 6opctte. unb 115 Sub an
W%arionltrnBe brett iein u,o einc
Sieie BON 1913 Sub boben, Ger Neu.
bau miro concrete IuBbooen erbolten
llro aus Stobl uno Woueriteinen CT
bait peroer, 10 oaB ons 8ebdlloc
pollfommen fcucriidcr iein iuirN.
lie Iocooe niro ans Stein iitb
3erro Gotto bciteben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-12

rplono boben ein b%eiierc9 Nromu, ais
ole Ffiriide oea @eitcn9, uno 10 9cbt
eS NIT Der Mcbr5obl 0Ca Nbite@.
SeSgleiden bat Warplan0 uicIc al.
oere Sor5iigc, Die i) bier nid)t be-
merit babe. u. i. (r0ppc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-12
&
tassd die DIE :ts. No lr Inner Gatautbsf
s s;si 2HMkzx

Gin iddncs nnb niiklides @ciheni
fir NusebOrise 1T INNER cine Iebens.
arose photographic oSer cine Tint.
lcriidJ pulenbcte Gopie eines alien
@ilbcs in Grason, @aKerfarbe, Del
ober Eaitcl. Die TdSniten Cabinet.
tilScr MIR ST BRO 1ntenb.
Sulius Sebbel, oeutider Nbotosrapb.
CO., 321 Norb.U ap.S tra6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-12
Staot Baltimore.
1tntcrbaltuugs . @eaueiier.

.0iuii .Niabcmic." - Nicic 98odc. ,Gbmbes
line.
o@agctn." - Sicfe ISOLDE: .1bc prcnt Deb
man Sbcp" mo 6runf :. Nrpau's uGonereB
ri g~linerican Girls.
n@lanebfS." - 9tcfc 9So6c; ~ eounre
Geal".
r5urS's Opera Sonic" Eicfc @o6e: ,9be
@dlloper".
nSunibas." Siefc TBo6c: ~ Miionisbt
Escape.
uslbauab's." - ieie Bo6e: &uuocbiue.@ors
ficIlun9en nit benz ,guoaiIarsS rdheitcr".
u0iarnlauo," - 9tefe gSode: aeitb'S Saii.
oeoille. 9orftclungen. 9dQIih Mntinee.
oNnottprium." - Sieie gSode: nSn gieius
gori IufuH".
,gieiu Monumental" - Siefe 0odc: .Gbc
empire Sboiu". 1daIi6 mintiuee.
r@crntania'@c nil gun s.Vcreiu" t@crnania.
2ugc Tr. 100, u. 4. & u. DR.. - Sonntuq, ben
IA. .Siiober. aroBes GamiIienfeft i'm ~GorIcb'
RlrT".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-12

Srren menidlih ltto 8ergeben gotts
ltd) lei, uno er boffe, ooB lie III SSriCs
oen auseiron0er gcben mod)ten.
9l15iigefiigt bnbe CT, bob. menn tic
DIesmol nid)t ontlportc. er altrebs
men millie, baB lie i'm l,llr pegcn
leines &ermogens beiratben moQe
mo i'm uid)t mabrbuft liebe. Nls CT
Damn miner nod feline Nntuort er.
baltcn, lei or nod baltimore gcfoms
men mo babe ieire 9rout, onihci.
memo grobe Sd)mer5en leioeno, I'M
9ctt licgcl,b g~efunoen, obmobl cr lie
cine Stlir0c oorber nod geiuto oeie.
ben babe. 9lm nafiten Morgen bobe
er tie Damn IN ibrcr Office beiud)t,
no lie lid gepeigert babe, nit linn
SIT iprcdcn. Cab Die alogc gegen
i'm cingCreiht mar, bobe er oomols
nod rid)t geluubt; er babe oopon crit
i'm Sftober erfabrcll. Sierollf babe
or Sri. @becler oufgeIuft, ~@o.
rrun?" mari iein Gehtsonmalt Elm.
lin @ufflGrur1g 81 erlangen." sd
iprod) bonn 5u meirer 9raut uno
bielt es fir oos Bette, 8ott I'M gei.
itanb atl5urufen; 10 frieten mir ME-
Ser uno beteten. Oils ih i6r Damn
ingte, oob i6 Die 3ifferen5en ans
Gem @ege ifoffen uno Tie beiratben
ipollte, fam lire Wutter III GROCER
Auireaung berein uno iogte, oos
&crlobnib miiiie gebrohen lper0elL
mo cS marc beiier, BOB cir HcdJts.
mlunlt 5ugc9en ici. Sic ginq bin.
aus ula0 tcbrte in menigen Minuten
nit G%edtsnnmolt &eQuarbt 5uriif.
sd mcrfte Damn, baB Elm Gomplot
gegcE MIDI geidmteoct NOR, benn
Gcdtsonp0lte pflcgen Inn II llbr
Worgens nid)t obre @runO 81 Solt.
ic 81 lein. Sd logte Gonn OaB if
@ilcns iei, Die SadJe qlott 81 ma.
den nno nift gum @eieb 3uiludt
nebmcn moac. Srnu Wbeelcr Der.
lnngtc oo5u, baB ih mein Gi9ens
tbllm an Sriie pcridrcibeu iollte.
Sd iagte nein. Srou @beeler erlui.
Oerte, oaB id) c@ ioiort tbun miiiie,
id) fonrte ia lterben. Sd iogtc mic.
oerum nein unb ging binaus. 0roll.
BEN Bot ih Suite I'M cinen 2ebe.
moblfuB, Den lie mir gub. Sn Som.
nter idrieb id) Suiic. ooB if) lie iebt
beiratben poQe uro nud) Baltimore
fonmen miirbe. Sic nntportete:
r9leib' better tort, ser Osborne uno
Die ihmar5cr Goder iino in 9alti.
more"
Ger Eoitor iagte Damn i'm arcu5.
pcrbor, DEM or bonn Heftsampalt
Hequorot W%ltermorfen marc, IN Ve.
5llg oltf ieine Gorriere, ooB CT oen
aricg III einem Eenniplponier &cai.
mcnt mitgemodpt bate, bob er in
Sereforo, 9oltimorc.G onntp, EoItor
unb 5ipeimal p%erbeiratbet %9eipeien
mare, unb iubr banm fort, oaB .er
niemnls baron geoadJt bate, Dos
Scrlobrib 81 breden, unb BOB er Gle
felte ltc6er5eugung babe, oaB lur
Die Sdniegernmltter Die S6ulo ia.
be, oaB Die Code Dor @eri6t &c.
brod)t morben iei. Sulie ollein fat.
tie oieien Shritt ME getGon. uno
Sulie 5erfloB prompt in SbrGnen.
Siermit id)lpB gcgeln 1913 llbr Die
ScWcisollfnobmc, uno Die SGulb.
frogen iuurbcn formulirt. Ser Sail
fontnlt Geute Dor sic @eid]norener.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-12

@ebur tstogs.feier Ter
tefonntc Sefret1r oes .5balio. Mdn'
nerdors," Sr. @eorg Simmelbeber,
Ger. 30, Norb.GoenitraBc, mollte ON
Mittlppd) in offer Stiae leinen 30.
@cburtstog ieiern, bod %ltelten lid
Abenos 3ablreihe 5reunoe oes DC
burtstaesfinoes in ieiner 8obnrlilg
Gin, pclhc linn ibrc @lildipil1ld)e
oorbradten nno einiee per1uli9fa
Stunoen in Dem gaitlid)en Saille ocs
@eburtstoasfinoes perbrudten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-12
9hco. 8. 0iener e So.

Meiie. Bureau nuo @efielitiibe.
sdiffsfarten bon uno nod Gentif.
lanb nit Dem Norboeutihen 2lopo
uno anoeren 2iuien. Meiiepdiie. Ded'
iel, Greoitbriefe unb @eloienoungen.
217 Ch.gnltimore.S traFe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-12
sdifisfarteu BON nnb nad 9eutidj'
IauN.

Bon Baltimore bis Bremen: aa'
iiite $50, $45 unb $47.50. Bremen
Bis Baltimore: $52.50 uno $3.50.
MunoreiIe gu biGigerem Ireiie. Sbeo.
6. Diener & Co., PIT, St.galtimore'
Gtrafe. Q7O-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-12
NnS Mcttcr.

sir Mnrplnno mo ben Iiitrift
Columbia beute FLAIR, mcitlide @in0e.
@cItern betrl,g oie bodIte 5empc.
rotllr As @rao nm = llbr No6mit-
tags lno Die nicorigite 81 @roo I'M
Is llbr Morgens.
&n ben iibrigcn 9unoes @etter.
1totionen marc iolgenoe nieori9itc
Semperatltr per5eifnet: GaItport i6,
8ortIono ~, Bolton ~, 9Qbonp 10,
9tem-Oorf 40, Y~bilnoclpbia 36, Mt.
lantic Gitp 3S, @aibington SO, Nor.
fnlf 36, Charlotte 80, Wilmington
80, GborleIton A, S"auannob ~,
Sudionuiue As, Sllpiter y, Seen @elt
76, atlnntu 30, montgomery 3S,
9tem.S Orleans 4S, WcmphiS 80, Gin.
cinnati %, iYittsbllrg 2S, SSlpcgo
"a, Buffalo 30, GlcpcInno 30, De.
troit 26, Nlpcna IS. MurQucttc 26,
'8reen Ban 20, Gbicago 26, Iulltb
2S, Ct. Eoll 30, ct. Souis SO, aan-
jas Gitp 81, Omaha 36, Silron 30,
9ismord 30, @ililton 81, SABRE As,
Seleno ~, Salt Safe 80, Genper As,
Nortb Elotte "a, ToOgc 3S. alma.
rillo as, Sos Mngeles 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-12

@cncrnloer q nj M II q. -
Ger "Steubcn permanentt BAIT itlb
Seibperein" bolt n1d,itelt IienItag
gbenO ieine Observation-Disclosures
nno litettbrempobl ub, into 3rpor 1T
Nr. 2221. @aitern.N peniie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-12
= uliti d s.

ItteoeH. - lUO, llU SllllllllYCptl'
Sorbercitungcn iiir 0cnlotrnr
tl'dbe Seriommllnacn. elll
Veriebcn ocs @eriht2attuors
Sgle.
Iie o%emofrotiid)cn EortciIcltcr
lli1o nit Dem HciuItnt Der Ne9Iltrl'
rltl1g lebr 5ufrieoen. @r. Mllllom q.
Eorter iaate geitern, ca leien MIN.
neltels 1000 mebr Gcmofrotcn, ais
Eepublifaner regiltrirt. @onj be-
lonoerS gut bat oic iiir republltonllW
9eboltcne prlte @urO iid) gcjeIgt.
Fort Iinb Die Gcnnofraten Den Nc
publifonern nm 43O uoralla, nab
reno Der llnterifieo III @llnltcn Der
Gemofrotcn iriibcr NM POO StlnIs
men betrltg. @er Oic oiicrtrtell Erellc
fir Den groBten G~ro5cntiob Scr Ge0i'
ltrirllng bemofrotiider Stimmgeber
crbalten miro, fam crit beltin11tt
lperoen, ipenn sic MoblaltfItd)tssVe.
borbe Die offi5iellen 3ablen auSglebt,
mas pieQeiht crit rnd Der Wabl &C.
lheben miro. Hah Scr 3uiammen'
ltelllr1g Ser @obloltiiid)ts 9eboroe
fpuroen I'M @onjen t06,t10 Ecrlonct
rc9iitrirt; Oopon morCn S9,50 @eibc
nno 1888 Teocr. is 9iebt unge-
fGbr 10000 bis $4,000 ouoliii5irtc
Stimmgcber III baltimore. Nnl
rGditen Iienitog Ocn t6. Sftober.
lit Hepiiiou ser Re%Qiitrotion ut1o
mollder Tomc mag babel nod &c.
itriden merben.
&orbcreit unGtn iii Ser.
amml ungen.
Inter Dem 0oriiB Don Srn. @n.
i. Eorter bieltcn sic bcmofratiihen
Woro.Grefutipen gcitern NbcnO i'm
,.GlttnuzSouie" cine Teriommlun1
uno beiprod)cn YlGne iiir Trc5inft-,
Nuro' un0 Observation-Disclosures.
IS muroe nidtS NeItinrmtes bcid)lol.
len, aber man fam bod therein, bob
5pct groBe WaIienperiommlllngcn IN
Der y2pric.Soue" umb je 5rpei in Der
9rooomaps uno ser GroBltrnBen'
Morftbolle itottfinocu lolltcn. Gle
ARRANGEMENTS fir 0ic Ere5inft- uno
@oro Gcriommlungen luuroen oen
einSclnen @oro 5 G~rcfutipen iiberlai.
len.
ltnper5et6li6c &er9cBlid.
felt.
Nid)t geringc allircgung bcrridltc
9eitern Worgcn III Oemofrutiihen
&reiicn ooriibcr, NoB Sr. &obert
Oglc, Gftllor oes Superior @cridtS,
cS mnterlaiien bottc, Dem StootS.
Sefret1r in NnnopoliS Die bcglmn-
bioten acknowledgements Der De-
mufrotiidcn GongrcB Ganoiooten
Sarrp 9. @oIf pom orittel, II. ISobn
Gill, Jun, bonn piertcn Iiitrift 5ltjlt
ienoen. @eltern mar Der lcbtc Gag
fir Die G%inienoung Der Eopiere, bic,
menn Inter Dem CRAWFORD County
Spitem bic Domination genlud)t
miro, ourd) oen 9ftltnr oeS Superior
@eridts erfolgen muB, pGbreno bel
Nominotionen Durb Gonpcntionelt,
mic I'M Sale Ser Hepublifoner, Die
Yopicrc BON Den 9enmten Scr Nomt-
nations. Gonpcntion ull Den Stootss
Sefrct1r gcionOt merocn. Sr. Oglc
ionotc Die Eupicrc geitcrn Nadmit'
to9 Oilrd) cincn ipc5ielen @otcn nod)
a~nnopolis. &ormitta9S ld)on ionotc
bic @oblouiiid,ta 9cboroc bic Nonli.
notionS=Gcrtiiifntc Der beiOcn Gonbi'
ootcn nod) %Annopplis; Der StontS'
ScfretGr mollte oicielbcn obcr niht
oncrfcnncn, 0o Dos @cicB porl6reibt
JIG n1iiBtcn pom 9(ftllor ocS Supes
riprs @CridtS fon1nlcn.
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49, ~SlitItbI o-g 'EHP'N -
Seleno ~, Salt Safe 80, Ienper as,
Nortb Elottc "a, IoOgc 3S. Ama-
rillo as, Sos In9cles 80,
@tcber bergcitellt - Sr.
&nrl 8robau uorr 9tr. 1927. @oob.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-29
A COTTON
WAREHOUSE
WILL BE BUILT IN THE TOWN OF
ARDMORE.
Fire Proof Structure With Capacity
Of $500 Bales Of Cotton is Contem.
plated. F. Taylor Expresses
His Views.

!. r. Taylor, who has charge of the
business of the Farmers Union in
this city stated last night in spetking
Ct the probable establishment of the
cotton warehouse by the Farmers
union at thi place, that in his opinion
there was no doubt but that the
Union would raise the money and es-
.ablish the warehouse ere. Mr. Tay-
lor says that the commercial Club
Z ArdmOre has acted with great
Iegrcc OF wisdom and shown the far
mers that ArdmOrc b. r,rdy to take
Ip their proposition. He ssss the act
IF the Commercial Club will re of
great benefit to Ardmore. In spetk-
ing of the dissatisfaction and misun-
dcrstanding which seemed TO exist be
tween the Indian territory side of the
Union and the Indiahoma side, Mr..
Taylor says that he thinks this will be
settled and the two come together mu-
ludllN Will Alt Sdllt ItpltStul ldIlJu
ana patronage he said the cause of
these Observation-Disclosures which had
originated with the officers Of the
Inion, mad been removed. When asked
Of what benefit a warehouse in his
opinion, would be to Ardmore, he re-
piled, "A cotton warehouse, owned by
a stock company Of farmers surround.
ing Ardmore and the country from
which she draws her trade, will be
of more benefit to the trade of this
town than the establishment Of a great
factory here. 1t Will forever make Ard
more a marketing place. | consider the
best proposition a town can secure is
a cotton warehouse. Ardmore is nat
urally the great centralizing point
for trade of the southwest part of
the territory The warehouse TO be
built will be constructed Of fire proof
material, and vii contain 26,OOO cubic
feet of space, with capacity of hold
mg $500 bales of cotton.