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9ecDrab % Smegl.
Sen i3or Gsptsmber 1906
seateriese:

SeIIn &urtb.-Septembe 10.--G.
M. acGp ps ghis Sulia 8artb, bcggs al
Secoruh.
Sorau-8 er SEPTEMBER ~ neo
fSaiher Spue , ben tatbnllfe 9trte: WRr'
9enuis Sprau al Teeprab % YeiiS georp
Merriam al 9incpin Sppnibip.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-14
isur Spngrcsmaus Sanacu bIei

Sur SunsresmauS Sanacu bIep
her fcrleoen / Naion Gitp ginet en-
@anfet iom anerfienSeIie Of hans
ronGrfebe Irbeioe for Siitriftet /
aon8resien t MminSeIisbes % ior
Den aarpuueerbeS, bpcrmco ban bar
ieet otter Whrion Gins Snteresier /
SrrbeIesbeo. @anfetteu par | ale
S~ericertSer en- pSerit SeIpffct aifGre,
% @r. Saueen bolSt en- erei Gale,
bUori ban prGciicreSe tit StauSmulft
i &c poIitiife 9rosramiager.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-14
6amIe Jnoifrifter.
;Sro eorpif fripes til "Ror9enbla-

GSra 2arpif Ifrioes til "0tor9enbia'
Set:
Sae fienoer oe gamle Snifriptto'
rer, Ser fiuoes inobugget / SlelopGg'
oen peo Serregaarosbuffen Der !
9pen, og bpori Oe eamle OonIf'norlte
apnaers geIss Der i SanSet torDerll'
aes. Serre fienoer til, at Der bag
Serresoaroen / gpnturfen, Osiaa I'M
Ses enoel Beers, inbblg9et 6leloet'
til @iroe ON lllrif 5reoerif @ploen'
Ispe, Seu befienbte Stat5olSer | Slut'
uinaer al Bet t7oe aarbunoreoe. Der
fnSes 8 i~uubonue Snifriptioner; Dc
er iaolpbenoe:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-14
Bort itore 6ratistilbuO.


8iGiter fra 9aSet renieoe BEN forle'
ben, laa MI fan ben l9ies. Gen CT
al ct ganife anbet Snobolo. Sen
Itaor i en- SielSpGg lige git for &e.
berbanen % er iaalpoenoe:
coNcEssU ExcMI coMTIS
FR.AHL. LAURWIG
n. d. CALEND. OCTBR. 1898
HOS. AGROS. ANTEA. PALUDEM
EXCOLUIT. ]. FRANCK. ADVOCATuS
"a. Sranf bar meb SillaSelie al bu~ipelbaarne
@rep 6reoerid ablefelotsSaurpigen ! Scfo'
Der 1898 ppbprfet oisie Starter, Der tiol,9ere
par en- 9epr).
Ser Iieeer ogioa en- itor eng lige
foruu SSnifriptionen, bel 1000 yseter
/ Sengbe og ct Bar Slmoreoe gseter
breo. On lang, opb 8reft gaar mtot
oper gngen / belle oens 2Gngoe, Here
minSre @rsiter fcumer til ira 81
herne. Wan fan tpoclig ,enooa le
8rqnierne for Sen ganle Vspr, fonl
altiao MI bar oGret unber Gprtntn9
oper 100 aar. Ssor oitpffet bsrer
unber @ooroen g)tteris, Der logger
umoer Srit5se. 49,,
aQe A Snfriptioner ct 6lte9et mo
Ii aoSe, perpenbifuIGre 6ielSiioer; De
liaaer oGe bsit oper Marfer', u1ofll
|4-5 Monosbsiber, eanife utll8lGn'
oeliac, iaa man bar mlaattet bnoe ct
gtiaaos at itda poa uroer SliSitl1l'
cen. goeitaoerne cr / be isr'te ONT
frino 1 SOB Geie, opbt hugtte, 'aa DC
er meaet let lrieIige; ben itNIte, Den
Iotiuifc, bar noget minbre 9o9Itaoer'
men oaiua bennc er tposlig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-14
Standard Oil.

8. GIap Fierce, Sormano / Giref'
tionen for @oters'F terce SlieiamIog
/ WiSiouri, blep Den 10be September
arreIteret / ct. 2oris os fort efter
taget / Sorbsr Of attornep General
Sablep.
"Spor meget ubbetoler Ceres
3omponi / Gipioenber2 Seq bar
bsrt 400 Grocert."
ia or De fell unbcrrettet," no.
rebc Rierce. "@i far uobetolt me(lem
600 og 700 grocent. ri bar en- 8a'
pital pno $4,000; men Dor Sorret'
ming qioer mellem 40 % SO Niaio'
ner Dollars"
Bierce opIpite pibere. at STANDARD
Oil bdpbe aontroI oper oct aomle
8oterS. Eierce Company, pg ba Del
for at ontaaa Sepen ombarneoe fig,
bopbc set ligeiaa mango afticr / oet
M.
Gationo[ Gefinine COMPANY og
Sipua Reiinina Company i Sroian'
opoIis % Gomsoile Oil Gomponr
inoaoo ben 1Obe September en- aIa9e
til SnbionnS SernbanefNmmisiion
oprr Al Sernboner for 0iSfrimina'
ton til 8unit for Stanbaro Gil @om'
pam. : mango aor er alo9erne bet
urctIproig bchanoleOe bnaoe paa Der
enc % Den anocn Wtaaoe. for at bereS
aonfurrencc meb STANDARD Oil ifltIbt
ilaaes Ill Soroen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-14

WE'D TVENDE kONGEkS
i NORGE SIvF oC TIvFvE AAR
sIvP FESTNING BYGT TILL BAADE.
Com man ier, egentIig life no9en
hsi 8oeii. Get bar @rGniefGltntn'
oerne MOB Sperige, iom 8ploenIsoe
opisrte % ioritrrfeoe, 6reorifSbalS,
gosma Sfanie Ouoropeit for Grie),
Sonespimecr, 9riiiansieIt i Che
r,tn, ariitiansiten % 9aufbolmeH
men for at fna oct iii nj, maa Del
|saeffers peo ariitianSiauo, Ianrt mt
Iiscns osiaa andre meStageS. 5 SerS
III omtaIes io~rreiten Blot ipo 6GIt'
uinaer. aGe Stsie tire SrtIfriptioner
finses liae bag ScrregaaroeL Der
ION befienSt or opfsrt for 8pIoen'
|Ispe | 1871 iom bans IeiioenS paa
hcnne aaut al 2anbet. Sige imoer
Den treble Saifriptiou er Der ct &ar
prpatiae Sirinssitriber 6ieiSet;
aIene Sisie er Suren pGro.
Saa er ser | BET iibite opSaaet eno'
M en- Snofriit, en- latinif. Zen bar
life prret I4ielis fer, Sa Den bar Dor.
ret opergroet meb @ioiei men ct Nar
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-14
Store OpitsGilbuN.

G19 TX fisber henne
pl1.O iforr, ffnuife
Margt al 1897 @obel ineo
Wtiitibeflae, hub stsrreIie,
3 aogetnl, nPiagiiat ipm
Buleoet, fpmpIet rteo tor,
eub, perceu 9Hfpret SehpIs
Der. hgi 3pIoe, RarmetIoiet
pip. Mtaet bidtsrre Wriier.
hpts be TIE trrneer @anos
beeolner, 6nloes ener Bar
mefioiet. Alt piies Dor
pore, gratis, me Spnfata.
log oper fcrbauienbe Bulge
Gone.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-14

G1e or fisbtr otunf
PIO'oCnpe ertra fore
forbtbreoe Acme Nums
rter Staal,Ranae AZ 1907
Mooei, neiastiat icm Bill
leoet; 9 apacbnI, bnb pprs
sel1nfertt Behulbsr, nits
tslbelaaet, bsi Splbe,
mpQ oa Qioief, en- al be
beeite Rauees ldpet. gne
eisie fore 1ilbuo % tore
HeoirtteIier ssubes Tenn
paa dumooutue | Dor unes
re gratis CpntataIps.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-14

22.58.s , sisst g,
Meme 5riumpb,
ben ~fnIbfpntnefte Ga
beoffe StaGl 9tauae.
Der lanes | Berben,
ieungpo msb upgen
Nange, De fan fisbe
n~ngenftebs for $50,
Retop ueoiat fra
1rticr pariercube
fra s27.95 til $32.05
til ben hibtil uhprte
p9 ut9utte Brts af
$2.b8; bnf, at benz
ne Staal Range bar
ale mpoerAe sSorbe.
ortn8er, Der finoes |
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-14

NUBtH uHptH StauI NGNBt, btT btblfc az ali belt giens
mem, bet beote, Tom 9enee Fan fisbe 8 @osebul, pors
celeHsforet gebpIbsr. hgt &pg, itpr SaIbe, tort alos
tet, alt bet bebfte % 9riierne rebuceret fra 1897 fiji
$7.17. 8t gtoer benue Briss 3~RbrBmmeIie ion 5ssIge
at bort npe uutprattite Mtaifineri for Capitalization,
Der fnbes fuu | port tore Stpbsri I Refparf, Ohio.
Spts DC bar Bring for en- Soa iaa foripm lite at Urine
otter Dor gratis SSnfatalps.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-14

WE'D TVENDE KoNGERS GUNST
STAKEHOLDER GENERAL
HAND UDI NORGE WAR Nj
FULDE AAREMAL
FRA FRIEDERICHS HOLE HALD
TIL MUNKHOLMS DYBE FLOD
Nj STERCKE FESTNINGER
TIL vERN HAND BYGGE LODI.
STAKEHOLDER oG FELTMARSKALCK
HER
WE'D TvENpE KoNGERs YNDE
I NORGE BYGT Nj FESTNINGER
Nj GANG TIRE AARS MINDE.
STAKEHOLDER oG FELTMARSKALCK
IN WAR
WE'D TyENDE KoNGERS MADE
I NORGE SIyF OC TIVFVE AAR
-xr~r< r-TT ID nT
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-14

Septembcr. O raabIurnen ! ee'easo
hor fu,Set 3. 8. StcnSano % Ser'
RI ~. Scrtug ifplSise | coer 20 an'
fIaaepuuttcr, oeriblanot | 6allfnert'
Wteueo, lltSerlGb % | at bare MOD
Etoeet saroT1lS, ifisnt De oiolte, al
ganfen uar iuioIoent. Sronorirpen
bleu umtrent iGrbig saa aug, %
ben 12tr inhIcperebe ben fine Eutale'
orSrer til Gummer 8apunasb. Sbeo'
bore StenSimtS imoaif SiItale me-
bens Sc andre Direftsrer fanStes ifpl'
Siae. SIe Stenslanb, en- Srorlsn al
BEN rsultc SanfprGiioent, fal pdere
bleuen tiItaIt. forSi ban bette meS
Sering Be 81 900, ipm toses al Ban
teu I'll OF tisbe aftisr for ! llrian
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-08-16

lAY Tram North bound Leave
orr 1910 A. NJ. Albany 6.l5,
90. Bennington sa5, North
|.gsaa s.n5. fianehcsier so.
VI $50. arrive Burlington, ll-''l-
|lay TRAIN south bound r Leave
Ieasr ZIG T.. A.. North Ben
~ s.a5, Bennington 1919, arrive
|i,io.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-08-16

honr., from 6.ija. m. 10 s.Wp. m.
Mails Close.
south Go a. IA. il.25 a. m. d.i5
y. M.
North s.loa.m. 2.J0p.m. 6.i5p m.
hester Center. Dorset and Peru
m. II q. M
" South 900 p, m.
Mails Due.
the North 500 a. m. l225 p. m.
M.
The South 1000 a. IN, i.l5 pm
|. ~.
hester Center, Dorset and Peru
/. "a.
~ open on Sunday from 100 AIN.
10 an. l2.l5 p. N. TO 100 p. M.
ID. n. SfMoNDs, Postmaster.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-08-16

tDRfts bCgS'so
ia s.fN IAN IAN ffhH 'gW
u,s g9 1910 a&s los
~
ggN zoo SIS 10 4B
uI 20 1915 TO sm
an
aTssa l2t3 SO iIla 80 elS
.ah 1875 SO u - 800 s&
a AZ
lestss liz si2 1915 so ms
200 leI5 il5 40 SIS
/ gs.ss 100 lag - go loM
Tg aso
'b'g 'l0s GG I2a
souu- BOUND
80 s'Aa IAN 'As ''rw ii-N
le,er III 7H 1855 81 7ls0
" Az IN
|u'n 100 7ag 1870 an no
.gson 900 SO Izg 40 SIC.
go 80 Ip 600 $50
SIS $40 - SO ~
|orb 7ls 2os go 800
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-08-16

Charlie, R,,lsnson and friends spen
Monday ,b Rnilahd
sAlsenkill Valley Grange met Tnes
dSy eveninR. August IA.
May n She veterans and families
all ~ 30 Bennington the l6ih,
service ciub - The Baptist church
mel wih Mr.. y. s. Marsh Friday
Mr. and Mr.. Irving Wait and
child q Rutland are visiting friend.
here.
a. b Marsden aud W. W. Ben.
nett wer in Albany on business ihi.
week.
Louis Combs aud daughter Anna
Il North Bennington ucre in town re-
gently.
Mr. Fred stickles, son and dau9h-
ter 81 SYNDICATE visited friends in town
Friday.
Mrs, Myron Wood and daughter
Of keenc. n. H., are visiting Meicalf
Marsh.
Mrs. David Beatiic Of Fall River
il visiting her parents. MIR. and Mrs.
II. w. DAVIS.
The Baptist Sunday school will
hold IT, annual picnic in Henry Hicks
grove Tuesday.
Misses Lulu and Grace Bentley Of
Bennington were the guests Sunday Of
their aunt, Mrs. Charles Pamaieer,
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
Rollin Bump Of the East Arlington
band visited our band Tuesday night,
r. /. Farnum has secured the con
tract for painting the new store of j.
II. Couture.
Mrs. +. W. Williams of New Ha-
ven, Conn, is stopping at the home of
u. |. Farnum.
Mrs. i. w. Fowler. her son Earle
and Ruth Walker, have gone to Orange,
Mass, for a few weeks visit among
relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. w. X. Bennett and
son and Mr.. aud Mrs. Bert Pettibone
aud family are camping at Stony
Brook for few days.
On Friday evening, August IL,
Hope Lodge, No. 30, |. 0. O. f., will T
give a lawn party at their rooms, next /
north of Blackmer's store. Ice cream,
cake and coffee will be for sale, and
the Manchester Union Band will be in
attendance and discourse sweet music.
DORSET.
We are sorry to lose our fellow
,ownsman, John y. Honlihan, who
las lived his lifetime among us, being
/ child when he came in our section in
1864. A man of sterling integrity,
honest, upright, always willing to lend
/ helping hand, May success attend
him in his new venture,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-08-16
j. MCDERMOTT,
Fresh and Salt Fish
in season.
ARLINGTON, VERMONT.

and her two children from Yonkers
last week. Exit" felt so proud of then
he had Bowen take their photos.
N. McWayne is putting the houst
he bought at auction in Dorset in fine
shape. 1t will be an addition to the
street.
Mrs. A. A. Norton of Granville N
Y, was at her sisters, Mrs. A. h.
Bowen's last week. With her came
Helen Bowen, who had been with hen
aunt over a month.
Over 30 men are working at the
new quarry and they are getting good
marble just under the prairie brush
roots. So. Dorset is all underlad with
marble.
The gardens are abundant with
roasting ears of corn, potatoes, beets,
cucumbers, squash, and few tomatoes
and the average farmer and cottager
is living high.
Fred Stannard and Ernest West
have struck more than 40 feet of solid
white marble on the Van Buskirk farm.
There is fortune in that strike, AS
white marble is scarce and no end of
orders for it.
Would it not be a good plan TO en-
ease automobile gears and wheels in a
tight case reaching close down to the
ground, so as TO keep the dust from
flying all oyer everybody, and do away
with the dust nuisance which is some
thing terrible.
"A delightful surprise party was
given at the home of Miss Margaret
Malone ON the evening Of July 81, by
Miss Alice Huestis and Miss Almeda
Childs, and twenty-five girls were pres
emit. There was vocal music and many
games, after which refreshments were
served.
Thousands of feet Of lumber are
being hauled from Manchester up TO
Lucky Strike quarry, where lot OF
quarry buildings are being erected. A
railroad spur from the main line is
being constructed up 10 the Lucky
Strike quarry. Mr.. George II. New
man, the manager, has push IA him,
aud is very pleasant gentleman. He
and his wife stop at John Lilies.
SYNDICATE.
Hon. J. X. Batchelder and Henry
Wilson were in town last week.
Our cheese factory shipped thirty.
FIVE boxes Of cheese last week, and
eighteen boxes this week Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. X G. Smith took Ia
the excursions 10 Niagara Falls last
week and report - fine time.
Farmers are mostly through hay.
ing. aud have a go,,d croa Of stock
hay. Some hase their oats harvested.
while othersxre thrashing them from
the field aud Steve Liueoln's gasoline
engine makes quick work ~ il.
There will be Republican Rally
in Or. Hoyi's grove Friday. Aug. oath.
Dinner will be- served - all. the speak
ing 10 be in The afternoon. Congress
man ID. J. Foster, o. " Barber. J. X.
Batehelder. aud others from out Of
town VI take part.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-08-16

Win 1. stll talking Zoe sale. See
ldy.
kdcr. the Ruiland Optician, will
J The usual places on the 2lst and
Of August. See bis adv. His
: are iDsP. ~.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-08-16
MANcHrsTER cENrrR.

Mrs. =. II. Holden and son are
visiting in town.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-08-16
Hotel Arrivals.

uutSi Afti'atss
:. Daya Albany
John b. Meklroy
Mekirvy
} II i,mgan
and Mrs.H ,P.carnugion \, iork
~ :. IArringtun
Willard U.s. spsder
flomnce NJ ipimond
rno4d DHnoad
Shoemaker
:. Myers
aud MR.. VIVA. l., Hooper
and Mrs. y. W. oilieman
Marguerite Clarke
Iielca Warren
WIN. scoii Pyle.
j ryie
Scott Iyis
NJ Armlnesx
Armstrong
in Armstrong
wsgviaf
b L., Howe
j.. wsgsiAh
eur fssAt
and Mr.. \. w. Bowles
~ Kici bowies
and Mr.. II. u. johnson
IA W. kginion. jr.
h n. bosman
|Anof Holland Johnson
lrrncs Ames Wool
and Mrs. EE. smsiher
\. Garsas Harmon
b.. J. Peck
kd'k y. Read
. and Mrs. Oscar Woodward
| II. hognbestei
kuker
|n. A. Nissan
and Mrs. w. l.. psftef
|ospAs W. Hall
Hnsemeyer
y. Parrish
and Mrs. A. W. ronsioek
Connecticut
ID II. Couisicck
[ h fsleas,n Hampton. Va
/. and Mrs. :. 7. DAVE, H.
Bridgeport, CT.
~ Irene Dagas and maid
!. aud Mn. ,. u. Sanford
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-08-16
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The Republican voters of the town
of Dorset are hereby notified and
warned to meet at the Morse School
House on Monday, Aug. 20, 1906, at 3
o'clock P. NJ. First, to place in nom
nation candidate for Town Repre-
sentative, to be voted for at the coming
September election. Second, to place
in nomination candidates for Justice
of the Peace, six in number. Third,
to transact any other business proper
when met. Dated, Dorset, August IA,
1906.
Il. w. BARRows, Republican
NATH'L MCWAYNE, Town
GILBERT II. BRoPHY. J Committee.
NORTH DORSET.
Paris Griffith is visiting friends in
Bennington.
John Haskins is visiting friends in
Granville, N. Y
%. Il. Whitney was in Sunderland
on business last Thursday.
-Blackberries are plentiful; a boun-
tful supply for all the berry pickers.
-Picnics at Lake Emerald have been
numerous Of late. A fine place for the
crowds that come.
e. l.. Whitney set cemetery work
and lettered monument in Prev GEM
etery last Friday and Saturday.
John +. Petty, who has been spend
ing few days at his old home here,
has returned to North Adams, Mass.
EAST DORSET
Mrs. Charles Gennett is visiting in
Rutland.
Mrs. Coping was a recent visitor
in Rutland.
james 0'Brien Of Pittsfeld, Mass,
is in town.
Mrs. William Landon is i'll at her
home here.
Miss Bertha Bowman visited in
Dandy recently.
The young people gave dance in
School hall Friday evening, Aug. 10.
Union church Sunday school held
a picnic in Cochrans's grove Thursday
Mrs. McGowen of North Adams.
Mass, is the guest Of her brother,
James McDeyitt.
Mrs. Daniel Dunn, Frank Cunning
ham and daughter, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Cunningham Of Bennington were in
town recently.
Misses Catherine Moran and Mary
Costello and Thomas Costello Of West
Rutland are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Mechanics.
DO not fail to hear Hon. 4. b.
Finn and Hon. w. b. Sheldon at the
rally of Republicans in Dorset on FRI
day afternoon, August "A.
SOUTH DORSET
Hot, dusty, aud very dry.
"A. l.. Bowen was in Rupert and
Pawlet last week taking photos.
Mrs. n. A. Cody is adding new
barn TO her already fine place.
-McDevitt is converting the black.
smith shop into tenement.
--Chas. Phelps has improved his
residence by large, commodions veran-
das.
The water pipe mile long and 300
feet fall is completed and gives Souti,
Dorset plenty Of good spring water.
The old fat car does duty vet
passenger car on the NJ. d. a G., and
il is well patronized this dry weather.
The Manchester Fair book IL out
a neat little book. The fair is set for
Sept. ll--l2-l3.
Miss Sadie Place and Rolza Hazel.
Ton were married Aug. IL. Congratu
lstions.
Mr.. and Mr.. Peter Bolster were
guests Of her father, NJ. c. Wade last
week.
Carson Meehin entertained niece
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-08-16
,wANOK COUNTRY CLUB.
Membership Rates.

IspIyIDuAL MEMBERSHIP
=, Tho season $50 90
|or one Month 70 Oo
~ ,,ne Meek 9 %
|or nnc Day l w
shalt OF the above rates will he
ed Tor members Of families OF
AIRY members or stockholders who
laying above dues,
Hupsn AND TENNIS PRIVILEGES,
For The season $40 %
or One Month D w
ror one Week 2 90
lar One pay 80
|luB RousE PRIVILEGES ONLY.
|'oF the Season ~ w
FOR Une Month 2 ~
or Che Week ! "
FOR One Day -
! use Of lockers may be obtained
Lymenl oi " for the season, or VI
Asck or ~ per day
family s.ason tickct may be
)lased hy stakeholder Tor 80 W
Z same may bc purchased
privilege 81 guests for 20 w
family season ticket may
|Arebased by those not bold
l.eks including privilege
pests for 90 w
skcls may be- obtained of h., {.
\. Clerk or from the Steward at
slub House,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-05
Pneumonia Follows a Cold.

but never follows the use Of Foley's
Honey and Tar. It stops the cough
heals and strengthens the lungs and
prevents pneumonia. Hoffman Drug
Co.., City Drug Store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-05

The Chinese are wonderfully In
duStrous people, and their children
learn very carly TO make themselves
useful In the streets Of a Chinese
town II is no uncommon sight 20 see
two children who arc 50 young that
they can hardly talk tro.tine along
with a bamboo pole on their shoulders.
10y which they are carrying homc a pail
Of water. II one child is stronger than
the other the !ail Is hung near his
shoulder. for thus he takes the heavy
end Of the pole"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-05

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ { he strength
of red and white wines exists" said Il
vine grower. because red wine ha s
Il darker. richer look people think it 50
more Intoxicating. TIE opposite. real
ly. Is the case. Red wines are made
Sy fe1nentiHE grape juice, skins and
seeds together. White wines are
made by fcrmentIns Juice alone In
the skins and seeds there Is lot Of
tannin. and red wine contains much
tanrn. while white wine contains
none This tann!n. an Gstringent.
closes the pores OF the stomach ald
prevents the alcohol In the red wine
from entering the blood freely and
Colag. as the saying is, TO the head.
White wine. champagne for Instance,
has no tannin. and hence It's intoXicat-
ing properties are much more keenly
TO bc feared than those Of the tannln
filed red e"-Phlladelphia Bulle-
tin.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-05
SANITARY CONCRETE.


Building N"tciial ct tac Future and
it. HGyNutsrcH.
The advantages OK concrete on the
mechanical side are thee: IL ie PROOF
against lire. wind and water. rats. In
sccts and dry rot AMI the dancer OF
electricity. Il uects 70 painting or re-
pair. Fire or water overflow inside can
do only local damage to the contents Of
room and no more.
II becomes stronger and harder with
age, which is, Of course. an advantage,
except when SdGitlons or alterations
are made involving bard work to cut
the walls and floors. There are no
lcaky roofs, no damp OF cold east o.
north rooms. There is great economy
Of heating. Being firm mass through
out. like house made Of baked clay.
there is no vibration, ana in case one
spot OF the foundation should be under
mined the well knit structure might
not show SO much ~ crack. It Is
practically earthquake proof
Concrete is hcalthfUl because Il
leaves no assures for dust or for in.
scots which spread disease. 1t is cool
In summer ana warm In winter. and
with a minimum Of cXcrtiou can be
kept sweet and clean. ON the artist,
side. as tie house beautiful. it lends
itself to sculpture and painting, and as
an object on the landscape It can bo
made q Joy 10 the cyes.-CCuntry Life
In America.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-05
election Notice.

20 the Voters Of Constitutional Distri
ct No. 1903
Notice is hereby given that in Con
stiuutional delegate district No. 1903,
the Republican and Democratic partie
$ have nominated the bolow-named
persons respectively as candidates 70
the Office of delegate to form a con
stiUtional convention for the propose
d state of Oklahoma and that the
names Of said candidates will appear
ulon the official ballots under the
title and device and in the order, as
follows:
REPUBLICAN PARTY TICKET
lEaglc)
Circle)
Foi Delegate to Constitutional Con-
ventiun, Dist. No. 1903:
CSquare) SAM \ WEEKS.
DEMOCRATIC PARTY TICKET
(Roosterl
Circle)
Fol Delegate to Constitutional Con.
vcntion, Dist. 1903:
(Square) WALTER A LEDBETTER
In order to vote either one Of the
foregoing tickets the voter should
enter the election room and announce
his name to the two clerks OF elec
t.,n. one of whom will deliver TO him
orc ballot, and the other will hand
him a stamp. The voter shall then W
ithout leaving the room, enter any
uEoccupied booth and indicate the ca
ndidate for whom he desires to vote
Ivy stamping across in the circle above
or H. the square Immediately
to the left of, such candidates name, 4
after which, and before leaving the
booth, he shall fold his ballot so that
no part of the printed matter there
Oh will be exposed, and shall return III
stamp TO the clerk from whom he
received it and deliver the ballot to II
chairman, or Judge, acting as chair
man, who shall, forthwith, in the pres
! crce of the voter, Judges Of election
anG watchers, deposit the same in the
/ ballot box. Any other mark thar
tho cross mark for the purpose of vC
/ ting, or any crasure made on the bal
/ lot makes it void and it cannot be &C
ultCd.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-05
A COLLECTOR of snnnhaxcs.

The only expensive personal fancy
Of Frederick the Great, IT is saiI, was
his hobby for collecting snutiboXes, of
which he left MS many as 1870, approSi-
matcly valued At &l,3OoO0O. Lord
Malmcsbury says that one could hard
~ approach the king without snccZ'ng.
i'wo thousand pounds weight Of Span
lsh snuff had tlways to be kept in
store. but smoking, on the other hand,
was an abomnation 10 Frederick.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-05
On @a 60 -@CURESA
- 80 Gs BLOOD POISON

of
blood
red body
and the finds himself
the disease the
symptoms awhile but when the
Then the system being weakened from the action of these
antdote for Contagious Blood Poison permanently and certainly
the blood
all while blood
all danger transmitting
S
self medical advice free
yAE SvtgFT SPECIFIC COG ATLANTA Ga.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-05

TAMS BIXBY.
JOS. A. GILL.
W. II. II. CLAYTON.

Districting and Canv
assing Board In Indian Territory.
Muskogee,l r, Oct. 20, 1906.