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The Falls City tribune., 1907-10-04
Legal Notice.

You, Anna Dobry, Tony Dobry. James Dobry,
Joseph Vavra. son OF Frank Vavra. deceased
Albert Vavra. James Vayra Joseph Vavra
son Of James Vavra, dcce1sed Josie Vavra
James Ceika Joseph CcilSa, aud minors,
Frank Ccika, age IL years; Albert Ceika,
age IS wears: Anna CeilSa agcll years: Johanna
Cejlsa. age 10 years; James Vavra, aye ~
years, aud Josephine Vavra, age II years. non
rcsidant defendants. VIII take uotice that Mary
Vavra, plaintiff hrrciu, Glcd her petition on the
loth day OF September 1901 ia the District
court OF Richardson county, Nebraska. against
you, the said nonresident defendants, and
Joseph Vayra, a re. dent of this state, the OBJ
ject an prayer OF which are 10 have established
a resulting trust IN favor of the said plaintiff in
and to lois nine and ten p aud l0 in Block five
tjl in Steees Addition to the city Of Falls City,
Nebraska, on the ground therein alleged that
at the time said property was purchased plain
tiff paid the entire consideration thereof with
her own and separate means, and that the
vendor conveyed the sam, by deed to Albert
Vavra, plaintiff husband, now deceased, and
caused the legal title to be placed IN him in
stead OF IN plaintiff, as 1t should have been.
Petitioner prays therein for a decree that Al
bert Vavra. deceased. held lhe legal title to
said property in trust Tor plaintiff and that she
is the owner absolutely. in fee simple, of The
| said premises, and that you, the said defend
| ants, as the heirs at law Of the said Albert
Vavra, deceased have no interest IN nor title to
said property, and for such other or further re-
| lief as may be just and equitable.
You are required 10 answer the said petition
on before the attn day of November 1907.
9l-t4 MARY EAVRA, Piaintih.
The Falls City tribune., 1907-10-04
Interesting services will /

Interesting services Will be
held each evening next week
after Oct. 9th. at the German
Baptist Brethfen Church 5H
miles north of this city and
miles due south of Barada by
Rev. Miller of Chicago, who has
Just completed his second tour
around the world visiting the
Holy Lands. Seven Churches of
Asia, Supposed Garden of Eden
and many places of interest.
Rev. Miller will deliver some
able discourses next week at the
church. The week following an
able lecture will be given illustrat-
ed with stercopticon Vi e W s.
Lectures On places visited.
Everybody invited to come and
hear this interesting speaker.
Doors open at 7:30.
The Falls City tribune., 1907-10-04

lined indigestion is the Ma
ease. That's why the demand
Dyspepsia Tablets keeps in
because they do the work.
trouble, dyspepsia, indiges.
ting. etc, yield quickly. Two
iment free. Ask your drug.
them. Sold by a. G. Wanner
The Falls City tribune., 1907-10-04

bauch. After SOLDERING up IN
that m oral town, he had
Sl45 IN his possession. He i'm
mediately repaired to Auburn,
turned the Sl45 over to Boyd and
recited his story. Boyd un-
gratefully had him arrested and
charged with larceny, He was
convicted and sent to the pen,
itentlary.
Representative f. b. Quack-
enbush of Auburn is defending
Cohoe and he has advanced the
clever plea to the supreme court
that this was embezzlement and
not larceny that his client com.
The Falls City tribune., 1907-10-04
Republican Caucus.

The republican voters of
Jefferson precinct will hold their
caucus in the Woodman hall
Saturday, Oct, 18th, at 8 o clock
p. m, for the purpose of nom.
mating a township ticket. Let
there be a full attendance.
L. d. McCUMBER.
Chairman.
The Falls City tribune., 1907-10-04

in the act Of handing out a
twenty dollar bill to the agent
at the depot, stating that he
wished to buy a ticket to st.
Joe, but upon seeing Mr..
Groshong took fight and ran
up town, with the bill still in
his hand, and was successful
in making his escape and so far
nothing has been learned as to
his whereabouts. Humboldt
Standard
The Falls City tribune., 1907-10-04
Ohio Primary.

The republican vo ters of Ohio
Township are requested to meet
at the town hall OF said precinct
at 1880 p m. on Saturday Oct,
18th. 1907 for the purpose OF
nominating a precinct ticket and
for the transaction of any other
business which may come before
them.
w. Il. SMITH.
Committeeman.
The Falls City tribune., 1907-10-04
Market Letter.

Kansas City Stock Yards,
Sept. 80, 1907. A reduction in
the cattle supply last week to "a
600 head, including 10000 calves,
had the effect of sharpening COM
petition on all kinds. resulting in
"A general advance of Is to IS
The Falls City tribune., 1907-10-04
Special Election Notice

Notice is hereby given that on the 18th day OF
October, 1907, a special election will be held Ia
tile city of Rulo for the purpose OF voting for or
against the issuing of six thousand 5000 dollar
- year bonds optoned In years, bearing iu-
tcrcst not 10 exceed six per cent per anuuii.
said bonds Ia be for the purpose OF paying Gf
Indebtedness already incurred. grading streets,
putting in crossings and culNcrts, establishing
curb liucs etc.
BY order of the Mayor and Council of tue
City of Rulo.
II. l.. KLoEPFEL, City Clerk
lsEAII times Sept. 20
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mitted. He asked the supreme
court TO reverse the decision of
the Nemaha county court on
this grouud. He advances the
argument that when Boyd
placed Cohoe in charge of the
house and cautioned him to look
for money, he made him his
agent and after Cohoe had
found the money, he embezzled
it rather than stole it. Auburn
Republican.
The Falls City tribune., 1907-10-04
The October Circle

The Circle for October speaks
for itself. With list of contribu-
tors consisting of Edward Everett
Hale, Hamlin Garland, Ebert
Hubbard, Anne Warner. William
Macleod Raine, William Hamil.
ton Osborne, Lyman Beecher
S.~,-N D~., p~~.l L.,-,-.. ENN".~.,
The Falls City tribune., 1907-10-04
A Boy or Girl can Earn as Much
asa Man.

We want boys and girls who
want to earn money to solicit
subscriptions to The Kansas
City Weekly Star. Don't hest.
tate because you are young, as
YOU can do the work as readily
~ older persons and we will
pay you just the same. The
Kansas City Weekly Star is the
best known weekly newspaper
in the west and your spare time
spent working for it will pay
you handsomely, not in toys,
watches or other small wares,
but in Cash Write to day tor
terms and full information. Ad-
dress
KANSAS CITY WEEKLY STAR,
Kansas CRY. Mo.
The Falls City tribune., 1907-10-04

1t comes put mp in collahsible tube
with nozzle, easy to apply to the
soreness and inflammation, for any
form of Piles; II soo.hes and relieves
paiu, itching and burning. Man Zan
Pile Remedy, Price 80 cents. Guar
antecd ,Soll 10y \, 6 Wanner, drug
uist
The Falls City tribune., 1907-10-04

giving him on the last
u t thirty-eight measly
len niuety.s seven were re
b elect. His enemies were
with, but proved implaca-
ley meant they said, to
cry Methodist to abstain
pXicating liquors, and they
pugh il cost a presidency.
al is not neceSsarily that
fer for a statesman to
railroad than to put a
IN his lemonade. This is
here every man is entitl-
iown moral. State Jour
The Falls City tribune., 1907-10-04

Pete Frederick and II. c. Davis
are spending the week in the
Platte country. We opine
there will be less ducks and
chickens in that neighborhood at
the conclusion of their visit.
The Falls City tribune., 1907-10-04
A Clever Move.

A Clever Move,
Z turn has been develop
he amouS COhOe case
is county. An argu-
the case was heard be.
supreme court the lat
{ of last week, and a
spatch from Lincoln,
Judge p. Cohoe rented
Sc of Joseph Ulbrich in
he was told by R. G.
uardian for Ulbrich, to
he lookout for buried
FOR Ulbrich was insane
vas whispered that he
gold galore about his
(. The sharp eyes of
dian had not been able
,ver the hidden lucre
l. he had sent his ward
asylum he thriftfully
the house, warning
o look for money and
found it to come and
soon found 81, 800 and
{ over to Boyd. Con-
his examination of the
!, he discovered 81, 600
in a pickle jar. He
the top off the jar and
.he gIittering eagles out
d coat in the cellar and
D to think the matter
The question aro S e
he should take the
b Boyd or use it him
Ne geltlust overcame
astening to the depot,
the Burlington train
raska City and by e
that evening was 81
lat Il bartender in that
,uld'nt sell him another
an found his way into
IS gambling house and
S money about so reck.
at the proprit tor was
ed and closed up his
efore midnight to ger
IN the prodigal spender
mixed his gold pieces
poker chips and push
to the game with reck
,ularity. He held hi,
wn SO that all could SEE
and only laughed whel
He was such an easy
lat several bystander'
get into the game bu'
closed the place anC
all out after winning
able of the money.
g to get rid Of all hi
Nebraska City, Coho'
the train and went tC
o get rid of his de
A rtar .obarirn mn n
The Falls City tribune., 1907-10-04

for sale at VI, NJ. Hendricks nine
miles northeast Of Falls Ci:y, Nebr.,
and two and one-qu5rter miles south
of Barada, Nebr They are good
growthy pigs Of good length and the
easy feeding kind, just the kind
that MAKES big hogs quick all
and look them over before buying a.
| will be glad to show them 20 YOU
You to sell NJ n HENDRICkS.
The Falls City tribune., 1907-10-04
BARADA.

G. II Steinbank was In Falls City
Saturday.
II. H. Woodring was Stella visitor
Saturday.
Mike Meliza of Verdon was In town
Saturday.
Jacob Arnold, sr., is visiting in st.
Joe this week.
Miss Bessie Abbott is visiting in
Bedford, Iowa.
Wesley Tinde OF Falls City was
here Tuesday.
Roy Dunn made business trip to
Omaha this week,
Buck Whitten was over from Shu-
bert Oh Saturday.
c. II. and j. A. Martin were county
seat visitors Saturday.
Bert Taylor of Dawson is visiting his
sister Mrs George Coon.
Henry Ludwig Of Phillips county,
Kansas, is visiting his brothers here.
Bacher Barker OF Falls City was here
Monday renewing old acquaintances.
]. b. KiIgore went to Ainsworth,
Kan. in search Of a permanent location.
E. e. Brokaw OF Wilder, Kan, is
visiting his daughter Mrs. James
Graham.
Mesdames James Stephenson and
VIM. Raines were Falls City visitors on
Thursday.
Wilson Wamsley, Wilson Lowe and
Leroy Palmer were Falls City visitors
Saturday.
Mrs. Eliza Thompson and daughter
May OF Falls City spent Tuesday with
Mrs. Chas. Kuker.
Rudolph Fsller and wife are rejoic.
ing over the advent OF brand new
girl who arrived Sept. Goth.
Mrs. M. +. Zimmerman OF Albion,
Neb., is visiting her brother J. Il.
Shortledge and wife at this place.
Jake Arnold who is employed In st.
Joe, came home Saturday for visit
to bis parents. He returned on Thurs
day.
James Stephenson and wife spent
several days last week In Falls City
the guests of her parents T. J. oliver
and wife.
Chas. Surmsn went TO Falls City
Thursday to meet his sister Bessie who
returned from her visit with Arthur
and family at Armour.
The senior member OF the Bradley
Cstron Co. OF Nebraska City was in
town Monday. This company has
this year purchased the output OF the
Barada Canning factory }' f'"
Lloyd Mitchell and wife were In st.
Joe last week purchasing their fall and
winter stock OF goods. They were ac-
companied by Mrs. d. E. Spickler.
While there they visited Mr.. Mitchell's
brother Rolla and family.
The Falls City tribune., 1907-10-04

charged, served cocktail, what
ever that may be, at the family
table. Whatever it was, it re-
vealed his true character as an
enemy to morality and sobriety,
and the conference of his church
in his own state refused to make
him a delegate to its general con-
The Falls City tribune., 1907-10-04

Mrs. J. M. Jellison returned
Saturday evening from Lincoln
where she had been caring for
her daughter Hazel, who has
been in the hospital. Hazel is
much improved in health and has
been removed to Norfolk.
The Falls City tribune., 1907-10-04

Sunday is termed spiritual
day and last Sabbath would GER.
tainly drive a man to look for
spirits whether he were inclined
along that line or not.
The Falls City tribune., 1907-10-04

ID. w. Reed and wife went to
Omaha this week.
The Falls City tribune., 1907-10-04

Subjects for Sunday Oct, 9th,
at Christian Church, II a. m.
Glorious Gospel of Christ.
1880 p. IN. did Jesus Arise?'
This is the 5th, in the series on
the Divinity of Jesus.
REY. ID. L. DUNKLEBERGER.
The Falls City tribune., 1907-10-04

Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson
Sunday a boy.
The Falls City tribune., 1907-10-04
S CITY WEEKLY STAR,
Kansas CRY. Mo.

Your skin should be clear and bright
II your liver Is In normal condition.
Rigs Little Liver Pills act on the
livei; and headache, constipation and
bi'liouspess disappear Price % cents
Sold by A, 6. Wunner, druggist.
WANTED:-At Heck's f c d
store, 1000 bushels walnuts, 500
bushels cane seed.
90-4t y. L. HECK.
The dinners served at the
National on Sunday from 1890
till 2:15 are unsurpassed in quality
and service.
The Falls City tribune., 1907-10-04
Business Change.

The firm of Pecht & Harris has
changed, the former retiring, and
is succeeded by c. P. McCreery
under the firm name Harris &
McCeery. They are at the old
stand ready for all work in their
line and as in the past will en-
deavour to give satisfaction in
every department. They are
now ready to saw your winter
wood.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-12-15

bring him something nice. Your lit
tie friend.
GUSSIE LEIGH HAYDEN.
Little Gussic will not be- forgotten
by Santa. and neither will baby Er.
ret Dunlap 1t is nice in little Gus
sic to remember her ncighbors.
Dear Santa I'm an awful good
boy. an want YOU to bring me a
story book, tool box. an Irish
mail wagon and fire crackers I
live at S3j G street. ~ W.
MURRAY MILTON GOLDSBY
Little Murrays wishes will be
made known to Santa Claus and he
will consider all of them
Dear Santa Claus viii YOU
n'''se bring me nice little story
book, some fire crackers and a foot
ball. ERNEST ENl.OE.
903 II street and Sixth avenue.
Little Ernest does not ask for
much and Santa will almost be
certain to give him all that he
wants
Dear Santa Claus:-I have tried
to he good little boy all of this
year stayed at home while nam.
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Ardmore. Sunday, December 49, 1907

II YOU feel that you can afford
TO fling n good Christmas Dime.
into some hungry stomach or put a
stick of candy or so in the stocking
Of some poor little scrap of hum1m-
ty. get into communication win
the Salvation Army people. The
Salyationists are the Lords ampis'
sadors from the poor and lri'ndlcs'
10 the generous people who occa'
sionally have pulsatlla oi s"nu.
inc human sympathy.
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The Santa Claus editor B., glad to
note the large number of letters
that the Dear Old Man is rccciy-
ing through the medium of the Ard.
morcItc, the best paper 90 ms soc.
ton OF the country and the most
widely read in the city of Nrdwnrc
The little folks VINO have written
TO Santa through the Nrlg arctr
will an receive presents no doubt as
an Of them have been good little
boys and girls.
The Santa claus editor held % long
conversation with Santa over the
long distance phone Friday night,
and Santa informed the editor q,
tell tho ,r'- girls and boys that
d." would 30 the best hc could for
them Phil. Christmas.
o.. '.e chap had three let
t- --.l-l.g that hc wished -
a.. Santa Claus cmtor 90
aaI then selr 70 santa
- CLAUS cdfor was ont al
, .ns OF the other m,m
n-r. WIS present md
...... '.. u.. follow 3D.. m rm
..-. N.ltH, uf. 3D.. paid
f.a .a Claus editor 20 ,... u U.
.aa..u ana ul ,He ,Itu. p u.
Ir. ..H ..r. ...... . ........ ....
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Pneumonia Follows a Cold.

but never follows the use o. Foloy's
Honey and Tar. 1t stops the coug
heals and strengthens the lungs and
prevents pneumonia. For sale hy
all druggists. d.v
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Dear Santa Claus ! 1m little
a,rl siN years old and am going to
school and will YOU please bring
wc ring. t'u vase nice story
book and few fire crackers.
MYRTLE H\ZLE ENLOE
sos II Street and sixth Avenue.
Little Hazel will be taken care
Of in AN probability but should
Santa conclude TO give her fire
works she must let her papa shoot
them for her Santa does not want
pretty little children like Hazel Grip
led
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-12-15

Under the present condition "t
affairs in the state of Oklahoma the
following may be applicahl" to y
few of her citizens: a lct Of our
admirers have asst us wha. We
would like fer Christmas. W don
want no gcwgaws, toys and orna
mental things. but something useful.
In fack We don't kcer much what
they send us just so its some kind
Of Ticker. Hardcman Ere" Pres.
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CHARLsEY NJ. GRANDBuRG.

CHARLSEY NJ. GRANDBURG,
Charlsey's wants are rather numer-
ous, but as she is a good girl doubt.
less she will be- remembered.
Dear santa Claus: Bring me an
automobile. train that runs on =
double track. fire wagon. a humpt,
dumpty show. Dean Polan dhas gone
to Dallas am good boy ! live
ON g street. southwest. ~ a27
WILMER ANDERSON
Santa Clans has visited the An
dcrson home on his former visits
and viii be sure TO call this time
Dear Santa Claus Please bring m"
an air gun and fire works and a
story book and some candy and ap
ples.-l \ northwest
LUTHER ATKINS,
Iuthcr's wishes are limited and he
may expect all he has asked for
Dear Santa Claus Please bring
me an air gun or foot ball, please
bring it TO \ street. northwcs'. Nl5.
LEO ATKINS.
leo must hang up big stockiug
for that football. 1t is certain to
come
Dear santa Claus q would like
to have blank gun, automobile,
and oranges. apples and bananas and
some candy Goodbye Your iittl.
friend
FRANK HElGLE.
As Frank is 80 explicit In wanting
a harmlcsh gun We are sure he viii
get IT, but os to the automobile. the
streets are mighty bad for that
Dear Santa Claus Please bring me
"A doll and doll piano and doll
buggy. would like new stocking
cap aud anything else ylu want
to bring me. live ON Second avenue.
y W 40 H.
EULN MAY DOAK.
Dear Santa Claus Please bring
me fire wagon. train, story
book and some candy and some fruit.
ROY DOAK.
My Dear old Santa Claus l am
little boy from Ada, Okla am
visiting my grandma and grandpa
and will write so you will know
where to find me want you tC
please bring me horn. drum and
train and big old wagon som,
blocks and a picture book and q
tricycle. IL you can find one and
please ill baby brothers stockinl
with goodies. BUSTER BERRY.
Santa will remember the little bo,
who Is visiting his grandparents.
Dear old Santa Claus, / want ;
magic lantern and a tricycle., a hool
and ladder wagon and some candy
nuts and fruit and II YOU can spare
anything else you can put It In m!
, stocking. KEAL DOGGETT
i3l T.. y. W
There will be- Just lots uf tricy
Giles In Santa Claus sleigh this yea
as We have such nice paycmcnts L
ride on
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ma went to Colorado | want you
to bring me train. an automobile.
and chemical engine that has hose
to IT, want an express wagon
like you brought last year. a hook
and ladder wagon and a milk wagon
and be sure and don't forget the
humpty dumpty circus with a tent.
still live on First avenue. S. w.
Your little friend.
CHAS. REUBEN HARDY.
Little Charles has been good
boy and Santa will consider his
wants like he does the other little
boys in town. although Charlie asks
for lot Of things for little boy.
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Dit2lpr's F'rn and Wator Sale
the biggest thing in Ardmore.
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Bishop Potter says he once frank
a cocktail in Toxic This irforma-
tion should be pasted In the lat oi
the residents of Oklahoma who are
studying geography these DAYS to
locate points outside the prpoihtipn
reserve.
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Ditzler's Fire and Water Sale
Everyone is going
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\ New York man is bDlstins
about having seen "a million dol
lars worth of coal being stored
for future use by the Edison com
pany. II it's at Oklahoma prices
that man didn't see anything 20
notice Oklahoman
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-12-15

Owing to lack of space there We're
a number Of Santa Claus letters
that could not be published in this
issue, but will appear in Mondays
paper.
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All OF the letters received Satur-
day night could not get in the pa
per but will be printed Monday 50
that should any OF the letters be
missed, let the little folks remem-
Der that the poor printers and ed
itors get tired on Saturday nights
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"Granny's" homes and II might be
good idea that he hang one at TN
Gle Franks
Dear Santa Claus:-Please bring
me a little steam engine, wagon
and lantern. ring and fire works.
! am a good boy and 20 to school
\ u. DlCKARD.
Dear Santa Claus;-l want hand
car. lantern and a big train and
ring Goodbye.
PAUL DICKARD.
no D. ~ W..
The Dickard BOYS will be well re-
mcmbcrcd Santa Claus knows
them Of old and they must sleep
with their heads out from under the
cover There might bc ring slip.
ped ON their fingers
Dear Santa Claus: Please send
me a train that will run on track,
a magic lantern, little steam en-.
gine. foot bail. and II YOU can.
please bring me fire engine and
some candy PAUL BASTINE.
1908 Fourth Ave. y. T..
Pauls wants will be- duly consid.
cred by Santa
We want you to please bring us
two sleeping dolls doll buggy. a
little stove aud some cooking uten.
sils. also a set of dishes. ! pair Of
side combs. a little chair. and two
story books Dear Santa. please
don't disappoint us; We are good
little girls and would appreciate
those things so much.
LENA and MAUDlE FELL GRAY.
So II St and Second Ave. ~ W.
| am good little boy and | want
YOU To bring me a cab or "a train. a
harp some fire works and a drum.
Santa. | won't ask you to bring me
any fruit, but please bring me an
ark with animals In IT, I live at
soc II street at the corner of Sec.
ond avenue
Santa will DE sure to remember
the sweet little Gray children when
ne comes.
Dear Santa Claus I want doll,
doll stove. and doll bed, also
some candy and oranges. am 20
ing to school and want story
nook ElNlE LEACH.
Little Elvie will be taken care OF
by good old Santa when Christmas
eve comes around
Dear Tandy Tause:-l am two
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Dear Tandy Tausc:- am two
years old. but know dat dare is
a Tandy Tausc and ! want you to
bring me n toot toot twain, horn.
a title dun. hoe. shovel. and n
rake. doll name Peter and little
horsic name Dan
Now Taudy. We haven't timncy.
SO pcase come down our stove pipe
at 400 B street, ~ W My name
is Mastrc Paul Phillips
Little Master Paul Is a good little
boy and Santa will look out for him
sure, although the stove pipe is a
small place to come down through.
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Perfumes for Christmas gifts
should be the choicest. Those you
will find in our stock represent the
most exquisite odor creations-the
masterpieces OF the most celebrated
foreign and American perfumes
Fancy packages and bulk.
10 +. J. RAMSEY, Druggist
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Dear Santa Claus i want a
great big train with a coal car and
the peoples car ON II too. and |
want rag policeman and a rag
drunk man like Mr. Sass has. Please
bring me q little chemical wagon
and a white fire wagon with a
chief too want butterfly net
and some candy and good grapes
like YOU always bring me. want
blank pistol and some cartridges
too for IT, And bring Erccll a pin to
wear ON her neck ana a big doll
This Is an want Please bring
them To nay house. live on West
broadway AZ i23
FIlSON BONNER
Fulsoms wants seem not 90 hc
limited in the least and as bis stock
nps are small Santa would suggest
that me- hang one at each of hir
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Ditzlcrs Fire and Water Sale
he sensation of the hour.