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New-York tribune., 1906-09-27

,n.,o sept 27. $50 a. m.-William Ranooipn
-. besding the above ticket was nom
-. ne Democratic state Convention
.-,,,-g after a prolonged and exciting ses-
The vote for Governor follows; Hearst
.oo. sulzer. l24. Dix. il.
,,.s-sts nomination was q triumph ioF
,,.,ss F Murphy. who held ninety-four votes
..u,.,s- ss II they were shackled-
-. Tammany delegates cannot stand
-. and refuse 10 vote for him.
r,rs thousand men and women heard Hearst
.-.o-,sts5 in blistering characterization
George Raines. OF Rochester in most ex-
.-...s,,s-v speech-probably the most notable
-. bs ever delivered-declared:
- r.s-srs platform are the editorials Of
bis journals,
-...s ,be sneaker denounced as anarchistio'
...,.,,s,ic and communistic, and he said II the
-.-.o,-a.ic party took Hearst for Governor it
-.,s have 70 take HIS editorials as well
4, midnight Nj Raines was laundering
,-.,,s, Hears. From all around the hall came
r.ns a. rage and defiance. Mr.. Raines kept on
.--,lr, and the blood kept running from the
sazsi but defiant Hearst men.
With he tsunts and yells intended TO denoral-
-. hin, were mixed cries OF That's true!''
Tss Democracy Of the patty seems hopelessly
srlit BY the action OF the convention
TIE Albany conference men, led by Jerome
and Osborne, are in open revolt
Al 1870 o'clock ex-Mayor Osborne Of Auburn
to,k the platform. and he did for Hearst what
Raines had perhaps forgotten TO do.
Ex-Assemblyman Cooke. who nominated
Hssrt. forgot 10 name him in his peroration
All left the platform amid the jeers of the
s-asnce.
The committee on contested seats, on the or
dsz Of Charles F. Murphy, threw out about
fry legally elected delegates. thus making
Eearsts nomination certain.
The Hearst delegates in the convention would
Yot listen 70 the speakers when they were hostile
70 Hearst
Lewis Nixon, the chairman. lost control OF the
convention. which soon after midnight degen-
Grated into q seui-brawl. with Bowery thugs
hurirg obscene and insulting epithets at men
Ike e,-Mayor Osborne and George Raines.
Ex-Nayor Osborne nominated John A. DIX OF
Washington for Governor. The convention was
tsraed into farce by a bass voiced man baWl-
iEe. Three cheers for Hicks Get a hook"
Give him the lernor." '23"'
Ho one paid much attention . the attacks on
Eoa-si after midnight. The delegates were de-
tsruiaea 10 have Hearst. aEi It made no diff
fTenoe vaa: The "antis" said.
You can sell tEo Democratic organization. but
ycg cannot Sc, the Democratic voters" said
Thomas Il. Osborne
The advocates Of Hearst had little better sue
e-s than his detractors in holding the crowd
Frank L. Mott, OF Chautauoua, scored a per
saE triumph when the crowd was ferocious
nc WEAR. He defended Hearst and Tarnnany
ban anl aroused more cheering on the one hand
tad Kisses o. 80 orher thar any who had gene
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
MR.. HUGHESS PLATFORM
Telegram Of acceptance "Goes as 1t
Lays," SayS Nominee.

Charles E Hughes, right after hearing that he
had been nominated at Saratoga yesterday. went
to his home in West End avenue. after tele-
phoning the news TO Mrs. Hughes. What he had
TO say about the nomination was said to Mrs
Hughes and to no one else.
When he was asked TO comment, If only in a
few words, on his nomination. he handed the
newspaper men copy of his telegram of ac-
ceptance.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
JEROME WITH HUGHES.
District 4ttorney U'W Take Stump
for Republican Nominee.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune.l

Buffalo. Sept 26-District Attorney Jerome
announced this afternoon at the Iroquois that he
would take the stump for Charles E. Hughes
He ran into big Tim" Sullivan and criticised
him for showing the white feather to Murphy
Mr.. Sullivan squirned under the criticism, but
kept his temper.
'As far as the advertised programme Of the
convention affects me-" Mr. Jerome said. follow
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27

There" he said. that's my platform. 1 have
nothing to add 10 1t now. and I certainly SHAH
not subtract anything. 1t goes as it lays That's
The n1a+forrn on which 7 shall make my cam
paign."
When he was told that District Attorney
Jerome would probably stump the state for him.
Mr. Hughes refused TO make any comment
When II was pointed out that he had been nom
mated by acclamation he sad that this was
source Of great satisfaction to him. and that he
deeply appreciated the honor which had been
given TO him
1t is expected that Mr.. Hughes will make
vigorous cam paign and that he will be active on
the platform throughout the state.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
HONORs ON SILVER sALVER-


He tod IN detail of the fight in this district ana
then wer, 20 the 9TH in MonroA He referred 10
Jo,,n Palace. the leader, and told Of the contest
for deleg .tes iE that district
MI. stanchfeld continued:
as,, your consideration Of the county OF
Queens BEFORE The committee Mr.. CASSIDY Lldos
the concession that l3oyD Democracy a ooo 80, 80
were cas-. and tina. Bermel received o.V1o 90 90
the Cassidy ticket 5000 votes. IherS nave e D -
times in the history Of Tammany Han WIZ 80 =
has Unseated delegates 10 maintain It's own 80
CATION II never before in her history -
s-i,iy eIec-ed delegates IL order TO furnish ILIo
necessary delegates TO nominate gLYets g S he
p state convention SPEAK IN peil.1i' - " ~
thie convention intends TO uphold a Ela-oI.tS
Z-ore wrcr il confessedly deprIves tho delegates
from chis Goor who represent & HlaJoLIC' y.
1900 Don't yoU think we ought 10 reDuh1 I1rv a,Iv
highhsrdcd action Oh the part OF IaihI'ia"'
Han? CCres oG We WILL. ,...
There are also three districts in MahhdItan
where on the face Of the returns the leaoo's
were turned down by the committee
! The speaker referred TO Williams and Ahearn
without protest from the convention. but when
lie mentioned NagIe there was roar Of groans'
and the convention evidently did TO: agree with
him.
Speaking about the seating Of Morris, in the
18th Manhattan Mr. Stanchfeld said that IT ap-
peared 50 concIusivey that he was elected that
.here was no opposition. But in this action the
. Gated.
''Nve arc approaching crisis IN the Democ-
/ racy" he continued. The life OF the Democracy
IS al stake It has stood tie strain and stress
Of a century. ard appeal 10 the men who are
Democrats for principle, who not Democrats
/ for patronage and pelf, 10 stand by Us for the
. maintenance Of this minority report"
SENATOR GRADY REPLIES.
Senator Grady. replying. said:
raver was so proud OF report of the
committee on the contested seats as am ct this
4 ,7,i1ItD (Cheers and groans) The gentlemen
/ ,-bo onDosed the report mad TO misrepresent
evcrv i9ct. have stood for eleven years
5arcfr: servant Of the Democracy, and / wsnr
/ iotb = teg and & collar. My tag is "14th street,
/ ,ca[r York city and my collar Is marked with
.tirtv-tv-n years Of service. Augustus Van
. SE-,.cL wa nominated because Brooklyn wanted
bi,S57 Tloes.l'. the gentleman from Chemuns re-
( .-a,,,l,,.- nat long before Coicr nominated
/ He was presented by the upstate Democrats as
| their darling boy2 HaughtcTD
I Ur,,en he vas nomiaated II was no fault OF any
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
pEwEYs PURE GRAPE JUICE.

Absolutely free from any preseTyatiyes, vo-.,
r Dewey & Sons Co. 1SS Fulton 5t-' NC" A0AA
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
TBy telegraph 70 Ths Tribune ]

IBy Telegraph 70 Ths Trfounel
Saratoga, n. Y. Sept. 26-Without one dis
sent,1e voice the Republican State Convention
to-day nominated Charles E. Hughes. OF ma
tionaI fame because Of the insurance investi-
cation and the insurance reform laws for Gov
ernor, and renominated NJ Linn Bruce for Lieu
tenant Governor. The other state officers were
all renamed. while Senator Merton E Lewis. OF
Rochester was named for the vacant State Con-
trollership Immediately after the adjournment
Of the convention the new state committee was
organized and Timothy L. Woodruff was elected
chairman in place of Ex-Governor oden.
It was all done with extraordinary expedition
No remarkable outhursts OF manufactured en-
thusasn1 or clique cheering greeted the noni-
nations. Instead, the names met reception sin
cere and cordial, with underneath quiet. strong
earnestness Of purpose which indicated unInis-
takably the guiding influence Of the convention
the influence which. working in and through
little group of men, had brought 70 pass this
gigantic stride toward a new political spirit and
a palmer compliance with the demands OF a new
political period.
In the bearing and conversation of the men
who had given Hughes to the state and even
in the acceptance Of Hughes by the meE who
had fought bitterly 70 have their own candidates
nominated were manifest the knowledge that
this course. and this only. was the one which
could offset the sensational radicalisln and DEM
agoguer, -hich will oppose the Republican party
1 in this campaign.
The situation, which at midnight was hope
| less1y tangled and even at a m to-day was
still far from solution. had clarified completely
when the convention assembled at noon Poht-
ical leaders who had opposed the Hughes nomi-
nation had fallen into line for him. through one
influence or another minor differences had been
srnoothed out and the complete ticket settled on
| The progranme for the convention had been
arranged and each detail considered so carefully
that no opportunity existed for hitch or mis-
take Entire unity had come where had been
tbreatened disruption and utter confusion. even
though It had been developed unwillingly in
| many quarters
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
TIE SECOND EMPIRE.

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SIssis-, Dltl tE>&TftA1- IA Nl.S. America =
s~syl nautical Leaves New } gTk 81 l.o@ p IL.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
PRESIDENT FOR HUGHES.


rba BLACK candidacy was not abandoned by
his friends here without many bitter panss' ana
.ba men who early this morning at various con-
,.-s,oss abandoning Bruce. took up woodruff
with the threat to nominate him against Hughes
nseaed many potent arguments. literally admin
,stsred TO convince them of the futility OF fight
ing Hughes and the necessity for his being tho
party standard bearer
Fx-Governor Odell, though to-day he declared
that he and few Of his most intimate advisers
here had been the deciding force which crushed
the last opposition TO Hughes. chung 20 Black
almost until daylight. Indeed. there are those
hare we'll IN touch with political happenings
,vbo declare that odelL the Hughes advocate is
-. e,sn,nl. Of the man hoisted with his own
petard
The forces which really stamped out all lin
sering disinclination TO have Hughes for party
leader we're composite. but dominating them all
uss the definite knowledge that at last President
Roosevelt, who. while his sympathy with the
Hughes candidacy had been little doubted never
had specifically declared It, had done so.
.~rhe President has teIephoned from Oyster
Bay to Cocks that he's for Hughes" was the
word that went around about 80 this morn
ing TO the rooms where Odel. Payn. Malby
and a few others were lined up behind Black
ana Aldridge, Barnes. OBrien. Hendricks. Fran
chot. Whipple and other up-stats men were de-
batting Bruce Woodruff. almost any COM
rrouoise favorable to them Immediately, as they
rrasped the situation. the seeming chaos began
20 resolve itself into component parts Of per-
ceptibIe feeling and appearance. The Woodruff
and Bruce possibilities vanished The chance OF
a unanimous demand from the convention for
Black TO rescue the party gone absolutely
and with it the chance OF obtaining the ex-Gov-
ernor's consent to become candidate Every
thing. indeed. appeared 10 them pretty well gone
save the Hughes candidacy and The adamant
stand taken for him by Herbert Parsons and
Senator Page. Of the New York delegation
GREAT VICTORY FOR PARSONS
New ideas prevailed. Ex-Governor oden again
came into the Hughes feeling. With Payn. the
originator OF the Black boom. and Msiby he
went to Aldridge O'Brien. Barnes and others
OF the upstate leaders. serving notice on them
that he and the men whom he counted his In
the convention would stand for Hughes. No'h-
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
Unanimous Choice Of Republican Convention at Saratoga
Bruce Gets Second Place.
WOODRUFF CHAIRMAN VICE ODELL.
Other State Officials Congrauates Nominee
Big Parsons Victory
THE REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

For CHARLES HUGHES.
For *M. LINN BRUCE, OF York
Of Of
MERTON LEWIS, of Monroe
For NJ.
A
....*JOEIN G. WALLENMEIER, Of
Renonnn
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27

things Senator Grady then reported on the
contests When he reached the 18th and 18th
districts OF New York there We're cheers and
Kisses In practically every district the finding
was in favor Of Hearst men.
Queens County-Joseph Cassidy" said Crazy
as the groans. hissses and cheers broke forth.
That's a lemon. What do they hold prima-
ries forT" came voices from the audience.
CHEERS FOR Mr.. sTANCHFIELD.
Mr.. Nixon recognized John B. stanchheld
and the cheers and hand clapping broke forth as
the Chemung statesman took the platform
Three cheers for real Democrat yelled q
high pitched voice from the gallery.
Mr.. Stanchfeid asked that the majority re-
port be debated first MI Grady said the mi
nority would have the first half hour and the
majority the last half. He said that If the
minority did not like It he would move the
privilege question without debate.
The minority report said that the BermeI dele
gates were elected by over 8 100 majority. and
that IN Seneca County the anti-Hearst delegates
were elected beyond question. Continuing the
stanchheld report went over various districts
tending to show the absolute injustice of the
findings Of the Grady report
Mr.. Stanchheld in his argument said he had
becor1e somewhat caIoused in recent treatment
He first toli of his right 10 speak for the minor
tty, and said: "On him is tag, and around
me is no collar"
NO person." he said, has over my personal
conduct the slightest earthly influence. The rea-
son I am here opposed to the nomination of
Hearst Is There were shouts. cheers and
Kisses at this remarg, which stopped his argu-
men,. Continuing. he said:
have for twenty years been fighting the cause
of Democracy, ana I have never voted any
ticket bu: the Democratic ticket And demand
my right TO be heard.
The reason I here is because my county
refuses to tuTa to alien hands the organi-
zation that for a hundred years has stood by
Democracy. If Mr.. Hearst had come before this
convention without any other allegiance he
would have been the almost unanimous choice
Of this convention. (Jeers Kisses and catcalls)
We have no candidate before this convention
My simple wish is that we may have some can
didate given US with honor sustained like the
Hon William Sulze-. of New York.
My appeal in support of this minority report
runs out 10 every upstate Democrat IN this
convention We were told in the committee
to-day that the Tammany organization had tired
Of following Democrats who had led us to defeat
in the last decade. Let US review that decade
In 1896 the party named Mr.. Porter. OF Water
town In 1898, when II was conceded that we
had a chance TO elect any one but Van Wyck,
Tammany Hall insisted on Mr. Van Wyck
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
SENATOR GRADY REP
Senator Grady. replying. said:
Continued on fourth page.
WEEKEND OUTINGS AT ATLANTIC CITY

sepieuber Rate covers round o trip tr9nspor1aioi
=, - ho,s .sIsofed Consult ticket agsnts-AdYts
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
rdtor Nominated at Buffalo After One Of Hottest Fgh
in Partys History.
dot ON FLOOR OF THE CONVENTION
c and Whelen Also Swallowed by The Tammany
leaders Revolt
THE DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

c,o- ........ WILLIAM R. HEARST, of New York
70 :.r+ Governor LEWIS S. CFIANLER Duchess
- = -. o State ........ JOHN s. WHALEN, Of Monroe
- = c4-oIe- .......... MARTIN H. GLYNN, OF Albany.
= - General ........ w. S. JACKSON, of Erie
- Ste engineer FREDERICK w. SKENE- Queens
= 80 Treasurer JULIUS HAUSER O Suffolk.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-03-02
Price our window shades.
2S-3 HALL & HILLS
Coming. Comma.

The Henry Handworth company
will be the attraction at the opera
house for thrae nights next week,
commencing Monday night.
Mr. Handworth is an actor OF the
new school and his portrayal OF ro-
mantle roles has few equals. His sup.
porting company has been carefully
selected. all players OF metropolitan
prestige. Excellent reports come
from Denison, Paris and Fort Worth.
and frst-class performances are prom
lsed. IAbbLe Brittaine, who assumes
theleading female roles. is an actress
OF exceptional talent. Her clever
work has placed her In the front rank
OF her profession.
Ladies' free Monday night under
usual conditions. IL
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INVESTIGATING LAND LEASES.
Special Agent Mills and Assistants
&C 20 Marietta.

For the purpose OF further conduct
ing the investigation Of agricultural
leases In an cndeavor to ascertain
whether fraud has been practiced IN
connection with the leasing of lands.
Agent Mills and two assistants have
gone TO Marietta Mr Mills repre-
sents the Indian agent and was &C.
tailed TO Ardmore and vicinity to in.
vestlgate land leases. The inyestr
cation. II Is said is based upon al
legged complaints made to the agent
at Muskogee. What the complaints
embody could not be learned by tae
representative Of the Ardmoreite, but
the fact has developed that Special
Agent Mills wants TO know whether
fraud has been practiced ON Poor 10
by land men.
The leasing OF lands has been prac-
ticed extensively in the ChickasaV
Nation. But II is doubtful. in tho
main, whether the investigation Will
reveal anything of startling nature.
There may be instances whore tn,
consideration is inadequate and THIS
II seems. under the law, Is matter
for the Federal courts TO regulate
The courts have the power to iny,dt-
date a lease where 4 Is shown that
the Indian has beon taken advantage
Of. whatp oower'the Indian agent has
in the matter could not be learn ~
IL is probable that II fraud cases de.
velop they will be presented to tn,
district attorney. Leases can be can.
celed by the courts. The law makes
no provision for the punishment OF
the socalled CRATER.
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The Yellow Fever Germ.

has recently been discovered, It bears
a close resemblance to the malaria
germ. To free the system from dis.
ease germs the most effective remedy
is DR. Kings New Life Pills. Guaran.
teed TO cure all diseases due 10 ma.
laria poison and constipation. Csc at
City Drug tore .
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DIR, g. II. Butler and daughter, Miss
Romie, are In the city from Adams,
vile, Tenn, TO spend several days
with the doctors son, Sam Butler,
OF this city.
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John Bibb, a well known young man
in the city, is confined at the sani-
tarium, having undergone a success
ful operation His friends will be
pleased TO learn that he is getting
along nicely and expects TO be out
soon.
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Dr j. NJ. Gross. president Of Har.
grove college reports the arrival OF
two daughters OF Senator Young of
Berwyn at the college.
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Typewrlters-

Don't forget that C. A. oppliger
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the way TO the postotilce, Tel. 24i.
2stf
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TheCe Is no other cement work
quite so durable as that done by
MarstOn, Phoae 325. 29-lm
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R, T, DALLAS.
Real Estate and Rental.

Three business bricks for saIe.
Bargains in any part OF the city. Be
fore you buy see me over Hall g. Hi.
lis. Phone $40.
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Marston's foundation and piers ars
best, prettlest and cheapest material
Phone 325. e9-lm
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Notice.

This is to notify our friends and
patrons that our office is now over
Bonner's drug store with DR.. Payne.
l4tf FAM & WOODARD.
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Have you tried Eds snow naks
cream bread and snow fake mother
breadY II not. call for II. Have Eds
wagon 10 stop.
30-tf EDS BAKERY.
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CITIZENSHIP.

II you claim citizenship rights and
are not on the rolls or have busin-ss
before the interior department write
Immediately TO w. w. Wright, regis
tered attorney. Corcoran building
Washington. ID. @. ~
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Price our car Of new furniture.
2S'3 HALL & HILLS.
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Fine Cotton Seed.

VIII sell on time Big Boil. Five
Locks. Il. u. Pugh, Main Street. Ard.
more. 2S-d&w I'm
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Ladies' freo-Monday night at op ira
house. Il
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For baggage wagon. phone 26i. All
hours. 1s-tm
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Notice.

This is to notify my friends and
patrons that my office is now In the
Randol building with Drs, stephens
a Mccall Phone 572
J. c. McNEES, N. d.
25-G
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BROWN & BRIoomAN.
Funeral Directors anG Licensed
Embalmers.
Open Day and Night.
Phone IS

lIandworth Stock Co, opera house
Monday night. ~
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Handworth Stock Co., opera hodso
Monday night. IL
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Hens become prolific egg producers
even at this season II they are given
international Poultry Food We have
Il.
20 +. ] RAMSEY, Druggist
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WARNING ORDER.

In the United States court In the In.
dian Territory. Southern district:
Eula Ward. plaintiff. vs. VIII Ward.
defendant No. G557.
The defendant VIII Ward is warn.
cd to appear in this court in thirty
days and answer tho complaint or
the plaintif, Eula Ward.
Witness the Honorable Hosea
Townsend, Judge Of said court, and
the seal thereof, rhis 9th day o,
February, 1906.
tSeaD c. NJ. CAMPBELL, Clerk
BY w. . CROCKETT, Deputy.
Cruce, Cruce & Bleakmore. attor.
neys.
s. II. Butler. attorney for non.resi.
dent.
First published Feb. 2s, 1906.
We will sell cheap or swap two
cars OF furniture for old.
2s'3 HALL q HILLS.
For the Farmer.
John Deere Piows.
John Deere Stalk Cutters.
Corrugated iron and
Barbed wire at
BrvENS. coRHN & FRENsLBY's.
Daily Ardmorefte 80 cts. per monsh.
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Phone rs for closed carriage any
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We positively show the largest line
OF up-todate wodlens OF any tailoring
concern in the city. Our prices are
the lowest.
l.2 ARDMoRE TAILORING co.
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Everything cheap at
2s'S HALL a HILLS.
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FOR SALE-Eggs for Matching from
pure strain Black Iangshan chick.
ems SOC per setting. See G.. N.
Hodges at Hyden.Hodges Co. Ii
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Weather is good now. Marston is
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FOR SAlE-Six-room house. Must
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Holland. 25.tf
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Ladies' free-Monday night at opera
house. IL
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Handworth Stock Co. opera hou ,e
Monday night l.2
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FOR SALE-Corner LOT, A street and
1st avenue. 8. w. Very desirable
and we'll improved. Very cheap for
cash. See Mrs. NJ. A. Howard on
the premises for full particulars
Must sell at once 27-6