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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1907-05-02
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warnings are DelllS SehJ OuJ llOiii
the Treasury Department as to new
counterfeits that are appearing. and
one of the latest is i'm regard to u so
bill on the Troy National Bank, a
counterfeit done apparently by new
photo. engraving process and made up
on two thin sheets of paper with the
silk threads that distinguish the real
government bill carefully sandwiched
i'm between them. 1t is said to be n
very clever piece of work, and to mark
decided step forward in the line of
criminal art
The Department is having a good
deal of trouble now with counterfeit
coins of genuine silver. or course dur
ing the time when silver was ut the
lowest market price, there was good
profit in buying the metal in bulk and
working it up into silver coins of all
sorts. Some of these are excellent
pieces of work, and as there was moth =
ing but pure silver in them they were
rather hard to tell from the genuine.
The principal work, however seems to
be recoining Mexican and South
American silver currency with the
American impression on them. This
is a labor saving device in n way be-
cause the silver is already shaped and
even milled, and all that Is necessary
to do is to stampit. A curious fact has
developed however in the study of
these counterfeits and that is that it $
almost impossible to Obliterate the ORR
ginal impression. 1t may be struck out
with the fresh dies so that it is gone to
all appearances. But if the coin is
'pickled" in mild acid solution for
As hours, the original impression will
come out again, very family, it is tr ne
but so that it may be read with the
glass. 1t is u continual race between
the Treasury and the counterfeiters as
to which shall circumvent the other.
But so far the Secret Service has man
aged TO keep ahead of the game, and as
soon as new trick is invented by the
criminals, the government experts find
new one in the protective line that
will cap it.
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TRIAL LIST.
For Week Beginning Monday, May 9Th, I 907

James +. Roys VS.. J. II. Coleman
and J. II. Carlyon, trading as Cole
man & Carlyon.
S. r. Carl KS. The Grimes Feed
Store.
John Racakis VS.. American AS
surance Company.
Gideon Michael VS.. Mary Petty.
The Michigan Tobacco Co. VS..
Alexander Bros. & Co.
Geo. S. Yount VS.. The Dillon
Greenhouse Co.
Ontario Drill Co. VS.. McHenry
& Edison.
S. w. Cole VS.. B. +. Gardner.
James Reichard VS.. Lauretta
Mummy.
J. M. Vought vs., d. +. Fegley,
agt. for c. G. Mensch and J. X.
Ritter.
c. c. Dawson VS.. J. J. Robinson.
SECOND WEEK.
Fred Hummell VS.. Tide Water
Pipe Line Co.
H. M. Yocum VS.. Columbia
County.
Lille Atherholt and John Ather-
holt VS.. Charles Hughes.
L. d. Tewksbury admr. VS.. Phila.
& Reading Railway &C.
J. w. Adams VS.. VIM. Adams.
VIM. Ney VS.. The Phila. & Read
ing Railway Co.
Sarah J. Martz VS.. Boro of Ber-
wick.
George Contair VS.. American
Car and Foundry Co.
Baxter and Young VS.. Avery
Clinton Sickles.
B. NJ. White VS.. Centre Town
ship.
Henry Miller VS.. The Phila. and
Reading Railway Co.
Rachael Echenrole, Samuel Cole,
Susan Getz, Clara Reimard, Joseph
Cole. Ada P. Cole, John Cole by
his guardian Samuel Cole VS.. VIM.
Pursel.
Wilbur c. Hover VS.. The Town
of fBloomsburg.
J. L. Reece VS.. J. f. I,amon.
The Com of Penn. at the sugges-
tion and to the use of Hoover, Ow-
Ell Rentschler Co., a corporation
incorporated under the laws of Ohio
and for the use of all persons who
it may concern VS.. Daniel Knorr,
P. Zimmerman, John L. Kline,
Ezariah Yocum and Simon r, Carl.
Com. of Penna. to the use OF A.
L. Fritz VS.. Daniel Knorr, P. Zim-
norman, John L. Kline, ct al.
Lavina Rabuck VS.. Pa. Railroad
Co.
Daniel Ball VS.. Montour Town
ship.
Charles Tritt VS.. Phila. & Read
ing Railway Co.
Thomas M. Mensch VS.. S. H. &
w. Railway Co.
Ellen Geary ct al. VS.. S. H. &
w. Railway Co.
Adam Truckenmiller VS.. Fannie
Keller ct al.
John Mowrey VS.. P. & r. Rail-
way Co.
Lloyd Fox VS. Reading Railway
Co.
Harrison Levan VS.. Penna. Rail-
road Co.
H. D. Miller VS.. Penna. Railroad
Co.
Robert c. Howell VS.. S. B. & B.
Railroad Co.
Peter Kneght vs.. Penna. R. R.
Co.
Julia Bibby VS.. Penna. R. r. Co.
Joseph H. Slusser VS.. The Penna.
r. r. Co.
]. o. Frey VS.. The Penna. r.
R. Co.
Emma L. Smith, exr. OF estate
of Ella +. Harvey decd. VS.. Lum-
bermen and Merchants Mutual
Insurance Co. of Williamsport.
Emma f. Goodhart VS.. The Col
umbia and Montour Electric Rail.
road Co.
VIM. H. Hauck VS.. Cabin Run
Coal Co.
Jamestown Stamps.
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IA VERDADERa AREA.
de tGrrenO que Co
'rrGspOnde a CayGy.
PIanO del pueblo Que tu6 sprOhadO
en- eL aE0 1850.
ttl munIGIplo pusds para el snsalshs ds Il 20.
hIaCIdn sstahlecsr Il appropriation forzGss?

Por nm expedients gubeTnativo qua
ge instruy6 en- Cayey en- 1914, de orden
superior, Be vino en- conocimiento de Ia
verdadsra area de terreno que Correspon'
de dicho pueblo.
Tiene pOr limites, Cayey, Partiendo de
tai conocimiento en- el lado Sud IN &Fbol de
"Moca" otro de ''GuRmaa, ERdicado &
orilIas de Ia quebrada del pueblo on 81
charco nombrado de los bueyea; Bobre la
base de eptos puntosy otroB que sparecfan
de la juAtifcaci6n, SO form6 up plano del
pueblo, que fac aprobsdo poT 81 Gobierno
en- el aflo de 1850. Pero este plano no
existe en- Cayey nj tampoco Ia certi6caci6n
del citsdo expedisnte lihrado poT ell Se'
cretario de aquella fschas de orden del
gobierno.
Mas Tesulta que parte de los terrenos
que por el lado Sur ne reputsban como de
pueblo, han venido ocupkndoss y poBsy6n
doae por psrtieulares desde alg6n tempo,
pasando de uno otro duefi9 sin obieci6n
nj reclamo alguno por los ayuntamientos,
sin duda por ignorar 6stos 81 documento
que nos hemOg TefeTido.
AcabR ahora de mensuTarse Ia propie.
dad en- que el pueblo cE6e tener terrenos =
que neCeAita con impeTioga neceBidad para
so ensanche.
lDados, pueB, eBtoB antecedentes 30 ofrece
eAta conaulta: s'Puede ell munieipio por
virtud de squella qualification, s del plano
mensuYa 81 Sc encontraren, estab'e 'ecer Ia
acci6n reivindicatoria no obAtants 81 lapgo
de tempo transcurrido?
Es de advertir que los terrenoa que Sc
alude fueron rematados por el Jug ado de
Ia. instancia de Guayama el afio de 1871
en- autos ejecutivoa Beguidog contra dofia
Maria Bal6n V6zquez en- cobEo de PESOS,
hechs la escTitura de cfcio al remstists.
Con ese tftulo de orfgen eB que han We,
nido poaey@ndoge aquellos por Bus sucesi-
voB duefioH.
AhoTa bien; en- 81 supuesto que el mu-
nicipio hsys perdido suS derechoB y sin
otro tftulo que 81 "a msnifestsdo, 5uo pue.
de para 81 ensanche de lR pobIaci6u eata
blecer Ia expropiaci6n foTzosa como de
necesidad p6blicS?
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rez, jose Guzmap, Florencio Ocacio, Nj.
colas NieveS y Ramon Rios.
-Ha tornado possession del cargo de pOr'
tero y ardinero de ID escucla pin de nifios
Adolfo Otsro, On sustituci6n de Jos6
Nsgr6p.
Sc ha soIi,itado del .gObernador 81
! indulto de j use Isizarry que cnmple sen.
tencia On la penitenCiaris quien faltan
solo dcs meseB diag para extinguir Bu
pens. Su eUposR, Grey yendole en- libsrtad
vino San, Juan Sin recuTsos, eBta es Ia
raz6n de Ia s6plica que 80 hace al gobsr-
nador.
Han uido asistidos en- el cuarto de
BocoEros de contuaioneB Ieveu producidaB
casuslmente, Manuel Vazquez, Pedro
Quinonea, Manuel Bismsrk, y Fsustiro
MontSfi 2.
-Ha falIecido en- la escueIa pia de
nifias de SAnturce, 81 gsmelo Pablo Aya'
Ia, nacido en- la psnitenciaria de San
Juan 81 dfa 2 del actual. habiendo cesado
la nodr:z2 que le aeistfa, Gabina Fsl6
Ell cabo Psrdo, de Mocs. aviBa por
telegEsfo haber srrsstado Vicente OR'
ban ocupandole an cabsllo huEtado. Pro-
duio Ia denuncia correspondence ante el
Juez competsnte.
En- Caguas fo6 arreptsdo Pedro Es.
pada ocupGndole una yegua, que dijo hs.
Der BuEtraido en- 81 baTrio Cfla Elena, de
Comerio.
-Asunci6n Garrido (a) Reinita, de-
tenido en- el dep6sito municipal, sgred 8
81 muchacho Julio Fonseca, tambi6n de-
tsnido, produci6ndoIe eroaioneH leveB en- ell
cuello, por 10 qua fu6 envisdo Ia bar
tolins.
-Doce barcoz de travesfa = tres costa.
neros hay en- el puerto.
En- CSguas han Bido aislados VarioH
cabsIloa por BoBpechRrse tengan muermo.
-Hs sido declarado ceSante Ell guardia
de carreteEau, Lucas Dumont
EN- Ponce ha sido capturado por ell
gusrdis Gaspar AlomaT, el individuo
Pedro Martfnez (a) Pitirre, por harto
de mayor cuantfa, ocupSndole una yegua
cen enEilloE, Bustrsida en Ia plaza del
mercado, de la propiedad de Francisco
Guillen.
Don Ramon 81. DsEgado Sc ha hecho
cargo de la presidencia de turno de Uni6n
de Puerto Rico.
Aver tarde celebT6 una importante
yeuni6n Ia Junta Central de Ia Union de
Puerto Rico.
-Msnana ceIebrar6 session la comisi6n
de Ia policfa insular.
Rosa Torres Mirabal, de LareG, hs
solicitRdo el ingreso de 50 hijo Angel
Gonzalez Torres, en- la escuela de carload
de Santurce.
-PoE el departamenfo de instruction
pGblica ue han aprobado caBi todaA Las
propueAtas de maeatroa principales y gra-
duadoB ruraleH, peKo aun quedan poE
cubTir muchas escuelas rurales.
Hoy celebrarSn BeAi6n extTaordinaria
los miembroB qus forman la Junta de Sa-
nidad, AsuntoS de tESmitss y de caT&ctsT
general Ber6n tratados en- ella.
-Ha fallecido en- Santurcs ell Beio1
Francisco Rivera, padre polfticO del Se
nor Manuel Sanchez Morales persona
muy ebtimada en- esta ciudad. AtodoE
suS deudos envismos 81 p6same.
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GInGo amos por astsfa dora

Josefna Leslie, la gentil DANA acusa6a
en- Londres, de hsber ests fado $42,500
Miss Ana Blount , 22,590 & Mrs Maria
Stokss, haci6ndolas Greer que ella podfa
hacerlas ganar en- las operaciones del mer'
cado poTque j. Pierpopt Morgan le COmu-
nicaba constante mante los sscFstos del ne
gccio, fu6 sentenciada hoy cincO afi3B de
pTeSidio con absjoA.
81 tribunal so hen6 de gente de repre-
Eentaci6u para OR la defer ss.
Mr.. Morgan compareci6 como teBtigo =
diio que no conocfa & ia acusada nj tenia
negocios con la Bucursal de LondreH de 50
frma. A 9ensB ls dijo g. jusz que eBsaba
deapachsdo vol6 Morgan coger un tren
para Liverpool.
La acusada pFesentaba una caFts que
tenfa la titma de Morgan aeg6a la cual
caEta, Sc la ndrfa 81 Corriente de los mo-
vimiantOs Becretos ia bolaR
NO Hay RASPA, peFo Of unos raspa
dores de aceTo muy suPeFioEes acs bados de
recibir de los Estados Unidos en- Is pRpe
IeFla de NJ. Burillo y Col San Juato 85
San Juan de Puerto Rioa
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GlrUJan0s DsntIstls.

No deben olvidar por un momento de Ia
conveniencia que para ellos encierra 81
tener Ia mauo tanto en- gTandes como an
pequefias cantidades, con minutes de
aviso les matsrialeB que para aus trabsjos
diarios puedan necesitar. Yeso, seras ro-
sada amsrilla con sin paraina, copas
y material de impression, gutta percha, ta-
zaB de gonna para yeso, rojo ing'6s , mil
otTss cogau mas que no es pesible enume
rsr. Dep6sito de materiaVes dentales de
Jol6 SaIgsdo Jimenez, 56 San Francisco,
San .Iuar. z. r.
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cO N c D 3 SO

Ia sociedad esnafiola de Auxilio M1tuo
v Beneficencia ha acordadO anunciar
nuevo concurso de proyectos para la cons
frucc an de nm edificio destinado q Sana-
forio. ri prenio para eR proyeeto que Sc
ella sera de 81 200 Sc adiudicaran ade-
mas dos accesits de 5000 cada uno. Los
nrovecfos C1eber6n ser entregados antes de
fas doce del dIa del sabado de Octubre
1907 al Secretario de la Comisi6n don Ma
mel Come cnys direction es, Tetuan AZ,
escritorio al los sefores r. Paniagua y
Co & s,T1ie, nueCIen dirigirse los fntere-
sados nara ohtener una copia del Ipliego de
condolences del eoncurso, San Juan P.-R.
29 Julio 6e 1867 81 Presidente. Avelino
Vicente, tVV'a
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NOTA TRISlE.
La sshura B. F. Dillon, talIscs en- Jacksonville.
Florida,

Ell % del paBadc Julio, las 8 As de
la noche Eindi6 Bu alma al Creador, On
Jacksonville, Florida, EstadoS Unidos, Ia
respectable DANA sefiora B. F. Dillon, em.
paFentada con distingui1ss familias de
aquella ciudad y madre del seflor Alberto
J. Dillon, eSpoSo de la Defiors dc6s Cata-
lima Palmer, de San Juan.
A las de Ia tarde del aiguiente dia al
del fallecimiento Be efsctu6 81 entieTro del
cad6ver cuyo, acto qusd6 muy concurTido,
ofciando eli Rev. William E. BoggS de la
Primera iglesia Presbiteriana de Ia ciu.
dad.
La respectable Befora cusnta entire auS
familiareu mas cercanos los esposos Nc.
Corkle, de Grenville, Tenr., BenOra s. B
Nc. CoIkle, sefIora j. F. Hartley, de
Chattanooga, A. G.. Hsrtridge, eupoucs A.
J. Dillon Palmer, Lee Ferrer, w. s. Di-
Hon B. F. Dillon, hijo.
Ola Correspondence" ,envfs So mas
gentido p6sRme los deudos de la fnada,
dsiando gr4ta huelIa de estimRci6n de
respeto = cuye a'ma haya soojidO 81 Di {
de la iusticiR
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En- Ia saIa De socouo Dc Ponce, tursntl IulIt
Ode nuesirO oorresponsag especial }

Ode nuestrO oorrespOnsog especial
Agouto 2.-En Ia sala de BocorEoB de
la ciudad de Ponce, han sido asistidoB AZ
heTidos duranta 81 mes de Julio, siendo
81 promedio en- la forms siguiente; 26
leves, II menos grave , 10 de pronostico
reBaEvado.
De estos AZ heridcs hsn Bido asi!adoB
12 de slIoB en- eI Hospital Tricoche, For
cEeerlo de necesidad 81 director del hospi'
tai doctor Salszar.
Las curacionts de estes he1ido1 han
eBtado & cargo de los practicantss 81 f1ores
Fortuno, Demetrio Vazquez y Warionex
Cruz.
Los 10 de pron6Btico reservado, en- es'
toB momentos eRtan todos fuera de peligro.
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Dolores, ReumatiSmOs
NEURALGIAS. GOTTA

Ell Omagil, 10 mismo en- licor que en-
pildoras, tornado a la mitad de la comida,
q la dosis de una cucharada sopera de
licor, o la de 3 a 8 pildoras, basta para
calmar muy rapidamente los dolores
reumaticos, aun los mas crueles y anti
guos, y por rebeldes que hayan sido
Otros remedies. Gura asimismo las neu-
raIgias mas doIorosas cualquiera que sea
su asiento las costillas, los rinones, los
miembros 9 la cabeza, Y aliVia los sufri-
mientos tan penosos de los ataques de
gotta.
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ANTEs
gFRCT0s DEL TRATAM1ENTo
Pnr Ell OMAGIL

creado conforme 4 los tlltimos des-
cubrimientos de la ciencia. no contiene
substantial alguna nociva, y su uso no
presenta en- absolute ell menor peligro
para la salud. Ell licor es, ademas, de
un sabor agradabilisimo.
GeneralmeIte proddcese aliFio va
desde Ell primer dia, vel tratamiento, con
todo costar solamente unos 80 cen-
timos cada vez, cura.
De venta en- las buenas farmacias, mas
para eyitar todo error, cuidese de ext
CIR en- la etiqueta la palabra Omagil
1as seTas del Dep0sito General NddSOn
L. FRERE, 10, rue Jacob, Paris.
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COLOCACIOMES.

Pueden obtanerla ma ioven Befora
que conozca dibujO una joven que liable
ipgleB entienda aIgo de labores de ira.
bajoB de ofcina. DilijirBe The Porto
Rico Drawn Work and Embroidery Co.
Tetuan IA. San juan 15v,g.
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-Paaado m6flana celebraE6 session el
ayuntRmiento de eata ciudad.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-03

izer for the purpose OF organizing the
Kansas State Federation and render.
ing such assistance as is possible In
the matter OF preparing laws favor.
able to labor in that state.
Col. James oConner, president Of
the International Association OF Ma
chinists. is scheduled to deliver the
Labor Day Grafton at Springfield, ILL.,.
this year. He will speak on the rela-
tion of capital to labor, and the labor
movement generally.
For the first time in the history Of
coal mining in Indiana 800 miners
were recently fined 81 per day each
for eight days for an unauthorized
strike at Linton by their organization.
The aggregate OF the fines, s2.400 will
go to the Summit mine owners.
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BROWN q sRlDGMAN
Funeral Directors and IlCsnssd
Embalmers.
Largest limo OF Funeral ooods In
indian Territory.
BEWARE WHEN SPANKING.
Boy Had Dynamite in Hip Pocket
Explosion Was Disastrous.

Cheboygap, Mich. Sept. 24-Mrs.
Fred Williams, living near Boar Point,
on Crooked lake. near the city, was
severely injured ana her seven year
old son was probably fatally hurt
when a dynamite cap in the boy 5
hip pocket exploded while the mother
was spanking him for minor of
ense.
The boy had been out in the field
where his father had been using dyna
mite to blow up stumps and had slip
ped one OF the percussion caps witch
Mr.. Williams was using in his pock-
ct. He later returned to the house
where his mother called him in u be
punished for some childish offense,
Mrs. Williams used shingle as the
instrument of punishment. The iirst
blow exploded the cap in the boys
pocket and the explosion tore large
hole In his hip from which he Is be-
lieved to be dying. The mother lost
two fingers and received number
of minor cuts about her face and
body.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-03
FRACTIONAL FIGHT FOR PIE
CLAYTON RING DOWN AND OUT

made soon IL the president signs the
statehood proclamation.
1t is conceded that Marshal Porter
OF the Southern district. and Marshal
Aberuatny of Oklahoma. will get the
two marshalships of the now state.
and they will have no opposition c.
VI. Campbell. clerk to Judge Town.
send OF Ardmore, r. +. Harrison.
clerk to Judge Lawrence of Musko.
gee and Perry Freeman. clerk of the
court of appeals at McAlcstcr, will
be candidates for the appointment as
clerk of the new federal court. There
appears to be settled conclusion
that the appointments will all 20 to
men within the state.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-03

Boston, Mass, won the internation'
al convention of the Typographical
Union for next year. Boston was
chosen in honor Of next year being
the sixtieth anniversary OF the grant
ing of charter to the Boston Union.
All chances of Boston, Mass, gar
ment workers becoming involved In
the dispute OF the suspended locals
of New York and the international
union Is over. The Boston unions
will support the national organization.
From the reports of the labor CEN
sus OF Canada, 1t appears that of the
wage earners OF both sexes in that
country the agricultural class gives
employment to S,93 per cent. the do
nestle and personal class TO 1851 per
cent.
A blind mems union as been form
ed In Paris. The members are the
blind employees OF the National lnsti
tate for the blind, who were dissatis
fled with their salaries. They threat
ened to strike and were granted an
increase.
The labor element of the town OF
buckingham, Ont. is planning a mon
ster demonstration for Labor Day
Labor members from surrounding
towns will attend. The unveiling o
a monument will be the feature o
the demonstration.
Although they failed to get theil
equal pay for equal work measure
made a law, owing to the opposition
of Mayor Mcclellan and Governor
Hughes, the school teachers of New
York city are likely to have their sa
aries increased.
The latest addition to the Cincinna
II, Ohio, labor organization is III
Mixers Union, which has received
charter from the American Federation
of Labor. 1t is composed Of men VIII
do the actual work in supplying tn
city with milk.
Samuel w. Fear, a special organ
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-03
Men Past Sixty In Dancer.

More than half OF mankind over six
ty years o; age suffer from kidney
and bladder disorders, usually enlarge
ment of PROSTATE glands. A his is both
painful and dangerous, and Foley's
Kidney Cure should be taken at the
first sign of danger, as II corrects ir-
regularities and has cured many ord
nett. Rockport, Mo. writes: II suffer.
ed with enlarged PROSTATE gland and
kidney trouble for years and after
taking two bottles OF Foley's Kidney
Cure | feel better than | have for
twenty years, although l am now 81
years old. Hoffman Drug Co.. City
Drug Store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-03
Baptists at Sulphur.

Ardmoreite Special.
sulphur. |. T.. Sept. 2.-There was
a gathering of Baptist leaders Of the
two territories to sulphur Sunday
for the purpose of consulting on mat
ters of importance TO the church, The
great educational enterprises beins
promoted by the Baptists were dis
cussed at length. The Baptists as a
whole favor the location OF a great
Baptist university at sulphur. But
other towns are open candidates for
the prize and are offering great bo-
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Texans Guy Sulphur Property.

Sulphur, |. T.. Sept 2.-Sulphur Is
full of Texans seeking investments
for their surplus gold, over twentYs
thousand dollars was turned loose in
this city last week for sulphur realty
ard for options on realty, Their in
vestments are chiefly in business lots
in the heart of the city. Some great
buildings are being planned for i'm
mediate construction.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-03
Pleased with Sulphur.

Ardmorcitc Special
sulphur, l. r., Sept &c. \ Van
Pclt aud wife. capitalists fran Fort
Smith, Ark. are spending the sum.
mer at this resort for the lattcr's
health. These Fort Smith people are
charmed with Sulphurs fine mineral
waters and with the cool brcezes
which blow constantly over this city
from OF the Arbucklcs The Van
Pclts have large real estate holdings
in Indianapolis, Ind, and in Plorre.
$. u. They have announced their in.
tonticn OF Investing in sulphur