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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-03-25
KOREAN STUDENT VOICES
BITTERNESS OF HIS COUN-
TRYMEN IN SERIES OF
CHARGES AGAINST WOUND
ED AMERICAN.

LOS ANGELES, March 25.--
Koreans in southern California
feel very strongly with their San
Francisco countrymen in relation
to the shooting of D. w. Stevens,
and will raise a defense fund for
the two wouldbe murderers.
P. Gym, Korean student at the
University Of Southern California,
was appointed to issue this state
ment explaining the attitude Of the
people of Korea in regard to Ste
vens:
stevens is the author of every
repressive measure against Ameri-
can industry and enterprise in
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-03-25
INDIANS GET HOSTILE

TOLEDO, March 25.-As the re-
suit of a blood feud that has start
ed among the Indians of the Siletz
reservation over the killing of How
ard GARNER, an Indian, last Thurs
day and an attempt to assassinak,
Larkey Logan. who was arrested
for killing GARNER. by Carriers
relatives yesterday. the local L.
s. marshals office has been wired
for assistance TO suppress the war
ring factions.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-03-25
HOPES STEVENS WILL DIE

Korea. He has been false to our
country and his own. Stevens
knows who stole the official seal
of our prime minister and who
forged the fake treaty which the
emperor never signed and by
which Japanese aggressions are
made possible.
Then this man comes to San
Francisco and tells reporters our
poor country is happy under Japa-
nese rule. 1t is too much. l am
glad they shot him and hope he
will die"
SAN FRANCISCO, March 20
D. w. Stevens wounded advisor of
the Korean council of state, pass
ed a fairly good night and today
will be examined by the X-ray in
order to locate the bullets. Chun.
the wounded Korean, is also i'm
proving although little hope is held
out for his recovery.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-03-25
HILL OFFENDED
PRINCE henry

WASHINGTON, d. c., March 25.
Late today it was learned that
the kaiser's objection to David
Jayne Hill as ambassador is due
to offense given the German royal
ty by Hill when Prince Henry visit
ed the United States. Hill was
then first assistant secretary OF
state. The action placed the de-
partment in an embarrassing posi-
ton, as the German had previously
stated that there was no objection
to Hill.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-03-25
STEALS PlUMES FROM
HIGH PRICED HAT

The Crescent store management
would like to form an intimate ac-
quaintance with smooth shop
litter who separated three plumes
worth $40 each from a $75 hat. The
expert at this business is supposed
to be woman. Who she is and
how she nipped off the plumes and
secreted them is a matter upon
which more information is desired,
together with the present where
abouts of the feathers.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-03-25
$1,000 MORE
FOR CHILDREN

Mrs. Carrie Harris today donated
$4,000 to the Home OF the Friend
less fund. This makes a total Of
about $4,000 already in sight.
Tomorrow the big campaign COM
mittee will meet at luncheon in the
Silver Grill and from there will
scatter over the city in a final en-
deavor to raise the subscriptions
TO the required amount of $4,000.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-03-25
ANOTHER DISCOUNTED
ADDITION Tackled on

The council last night accepted
as an addition to the city Lidger-
wood heights which the Washing
ton Trust Co. owns. The streets
In the addition do not correspond
with other streets, and in conse-
quence there will be a jog where
they connect, but this it was found
could not be remedied, as additions
are plated all around this one,
and in each of those the streets
assume directions of their own
and apparently were not laid out
with view to the general direction
of the city street system. A re-
quest for water for the addition
was referred 10 the board of
works.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-03-25

Pennsylvania club at Masonic tenn
pie last night happy reminder Of
the land across the Rockies. The
banquet dishes were appropriate to
the occasion, as were the address,
es and musical numbers. Pres
Acuff, of the club, presided, and
toasts We're responded to by Thos.
II. Brewer, w. S. Yearsley, Rev.
NJ f. Dunn, +. p. Greene, r. Lew
is Rutter, w. II Shields and r. G.
Dresher
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-03-25
ROOSEVELT RUNS
If TAFT LOSES

PARIS, March 25.-In an inter-
view published here Sen. Henry
Cabot Lodge, of Massachusetts,, a
warm friend Of Roosevelt, Is made
to say that probably If Taft ISIS not
nominated on the first ballot and
it looked as IL Taft were defeated
in the convention, Roosevelt's nom-
ination Is almost certain. and IL
chosen under those conditions he
would run.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-03-25
NO CHECKS WITH BIDS

Bids on the Mantle Park stand
pipe have been rejected by the
board of public works because they
were not accompanied by certified
checks. The National Iron works
offered to do the work for $7,977,
which is 5000 below the estimate.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-03-25
PLEADS FOR FAIRGROUNDS

DR.. George J Fisher, head of the
International committee of the Y.
NJ. c. A, addressed the members
in the gym last night on the good
results obtained from childrens'
Fairgrounds. He also advised the
medical examination of all school
children. He said the boy without
a playground is father TO the man
without a job.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-03-25
KAISER REJECTS
AMBASSADOR
Refuses to Receive David Jayne Hill
at Berlin.

or to Ambassador Tower, u. S. rep
resentative at Berlin.
The kaiser assured Roosevelt
that the objection to Hill is purely
personal and hopes that no wrong
impression will be conveyed.
Roosevelt and Root are consider
ing a reply.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-03-25
FORTUNE AWAITS
HENRY HOLTE

A fortune awaits Henry Hottie in
the old country, according to let
ter which Miss Mary Bye, Hotties
niece, sent to Police Chief Rice.
She says the last time she heard
from Hottie he was living at 204
Riverside av. Holte is not at that
address now and his name is not
given in the directory.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-03-25
RIVER STILL FALLING

Reports from the up-river pump.
ing station this morning indicate
that last night the water receded
two inches, IT is now IL inches
lower than the high mark recently
reached II must still go down
three feet before work may be re-
sumed,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-03-25

WASHINGTON, D c., March 25.
A stir was occasioned in diplo-
matte circles today when 1t was
learned that for purely personal
reasons the kaiser has notified the
state department that he cannot re-
ceive David Jayne Hill as success
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-03-25
FUNERAL OF n. o. RICHARD

The funeral of Harry ID. Richard,
who was killed at a sawmill at
hartford, was held this morning
from j. Esweldt's residence. De
ceased leaves wife and child,
brother and father and mother.
His brother is connected with the
Hayden Lumber Co.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-03-25
THIRTY DAYS FOR
THREATENING wife

Harry Main pleaded guilty be-
fore Judge Huneke this morning to
the offense of carrying concealed
weapons and was sentenced to 30
days in the county Jail. He had
trouble with his wife and she com
planned that he attempted to shoot
bar
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-03-25
HUSBAND GETS DECREE

Nancy T.. Smotherman, who
brought an action for divorce from
W. j. Smotherman died not ap.
pear this morning and Judge Ken
nan gave decree to the husband
and also the custody of the three
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-03-25
FOUR BREAK JAIL
AT CHEhALIS

CHEHALIS, Wash, March 25.-
In a Jail delivery last night seven
men, four convicted and ready to
go to the penitentiary, escaped.
One was recaptured
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-03-25
PREMIER DYING

LONDON, March 25.-Sir Henry
Campbell-Bannerman, premier of
England, is reported TO be dying.
Dropsical conditions have devei.
oped. Many friends have abandon
ed all hope.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-03-25
FRIGHTENED HIS WIFE

M. V. Smith, an eXpressman,
was arrested by Detective Hern-
don today on a warrant in which
his wife charges him with threaten
ing to kill her
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-03-25
TO SET ORCHARD ON
STEVE ADAMS NEXT

BOISE, March 25.-That the
union miners prosecution still has
use for Orchard is evinced by an
understanding that he is TO be
taken TO Telluride, Col, to testify
against Steve Adams when the lat
ter is tried for murder in May.
The state board of pardons meets
here April 10 to act upon Judge
Woods plea for mercy for Orchard.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-03-25

children. Smotherman said his
wife went to Portland with a man
named Albert Hays. They were
married in Spokane June 20, 1898.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-03-25

George Guzik, proprietor of the
Winnipeg saloon, was arrested to-
day on warrant in which Hobert
Klein charges MIN with the lar
ceny of $50.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-03-25
IN MEMORY OF OLD STATE

Natives of the old Keystone
state made the banquet OF the
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-05

8i bsr egenflig lGie for til Dor
egne Grfariuger at feie andre, itsrr'
og inoiigtsfulbere IeuneIferS grfa
ringer: SGsningen bsr sipe oS for
pere Sans og itsrre WootageIisbei
for oct pprOifuloe / Sioet - for:
'agt rooifIe os.
Naar Der ipsrges ON galg al SO.
ger, iaa er intet oummere emo at aac
efter &ubrifer. Si ifal leie netop 81
Ssger, Der tiltreffer og fuItboIoer
os, foroi netop De posier for os,
elsie gsger er for os De gobe. Rer
Dem ifal pi ogiaa Igie i%aaleoeS, at pi
leper oS inc | Dem, trGnger ino
&iernepltnftet at Gambling og Gan.
fegang, iaaIebeS at SiIbrageIierne %
Ieloe Siitorieus Ierpe Iigger blottet
for bore Zine. ga og fsrit oa bar
oi bet fulbe uobptte al at Ipie en- qob
Bog. Set er Se9n paa llperIonlia.
beo, at iaa fua Renneifer bar Ono.
ltn9sbsger, Der Iigger ell SnluIe
borte ma ben ilagne 2anoeoei.
Sg ri fan unogaa be gsger, Tom
pt blioer ofgiort ringere al at for.
opbe osi. Ser err tomme geaer, Iom
oct er SibsipiIoe at Ipie, 90 ser er
farltge Bigger, iao6anne iom fpsflt.
lerer / nngoommeIige 9pIeres Sn,is
ieIigbeo og meteorological, og iaabun.
ne iom fremitiQer laoe o. platte
Ting Tom beunoringSpproiae eaer
uobreoer 6orbomme og filler Sri.
iino og Gbel Str9ben / ct babefuIOt
9pS.
ut finbe Sc gooe gsger, Ser fan
ttltale netop ben enfeIte, er life ioa
let. Ran fan life angipe noget tit.
tert Wfiooel oertil, iaaliot Tom til at
trGffe De Renneifer, man fan bape
@leoe al at lore at fienSe.
Ser Tan fun iiges, at set er al.
gjort f~orfiert at begpnbe meo oe ito.
re Soeriigter, De iaofalbte Geroens.
Observation-Disclosures, Der begpnber meo
&eroens SfabeIie og enber meo bore
Sage. Den Slags er noget oberfla.
80
Diff og lt~perionlig noget, Der life al.
Der noget oirfeIist 9onneIies. 10.
bptte. Gen bebite SegpnOeIie er al.
tio of finOe no9et ipecieIt iom tiItaIer
On, trGnger grltnoig in6 / set oa
0erfra isge Seie otoere no.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-05
Runften at leie.

Gen ounife &ritifer DIR. 9ronbes
bar ibaar uogioet en- li0en BOG "Sm
S9sning". San f9loer / 0enne Bog
en- temmelig baarb Dom oper gfuti'
bens gublifum meo Senipn til 2GS'
ming. Gen SGroiebeb at funue lpie
boloer poa at os no, erflprer ban. s
bore Gage er Der finn pberit faa, iom
ei6er lGie og operbooebet fan l9ie
iaa, at De faar noget llobptte al lin
S9sning.
gf 100, iom IGier, Ieier Be 80
fun apiier % o9iaa Dem Zig, at De
ipringer ober alt, boao Der frRper
nogen a%nitrengeIie. De, iom lGier
noaet altoet og mere emo auiier, IG.
fer / 8egelen iaa, at be Iigeiao goot
funoe labe BET bore.
Solf lGier ifleng, buab Der faloer
bem / S9nOerne, uoen ipnoerlig Spe
m9rfiombeo, og glemmer, Den fore
gaaenbe BOG for ben efterfelgenoe.
De lpier ingentitg ON igien. Wten at
Ieie Ell BOG en- Sang er iugeu Gang.
Gen, iom lPier en- goo BOG Ell Sang,
bill pRre al Dem, paa boem bens Sno.
boIb er prelet al. Wou fienoer life
en- BOG, for man fan ben u9iten
lloenab.
Nan ifaI belit life l9ie Ell bel Gel
forIfielligarteoe 8sger ON bperanbre,
men beige fig ct beitemt @mue, iom
i~nteresierer gn, og ituoere bet grim.
big. Sra oct ierlige aabner Der fig
iaa 8eie no moo oct almene. S9S
before 10 @eger ON en- Sing END
100 9eger ON 100 fo~rifielige Ting.
Saainart ma faar Snteresie for en-
Terion eler cling, ifal man bloc zig
fait | bette enc @mne og foropbe Jig
| bet. Wan lerer tuiinoe @ange
mere beb BET emo pe6 at ipreoe fig
paa tuiinoe Eager og Berioner. Sen
enc ienitaro uopioer Jig oeb oct fort
iatte Staotum for GINS @lif, til bet
cmipenoer en- beI Soriiont. Ren
beepno nlbrig meo Soriionten -
set er at itirre ub / oct bIao.
29sning er life oct fsrIte og big
ti9ite 0anneIiesmiOoel. Oct er be.
Ore at foretage Heiier END at lGie
&eiiebeifripelier, man lprer mere bis
refte al Menueifene og Sipet emo al
9seer. @sgerne IGrer os operbope.
set life noget, bpi8 hi life IGrer ianls
tibig Of 2ipet. Sar ri life ielpIt9n.
sig Wenreifetunoifob, fan ri life en-.
gang npoe en- Roman. 6olf faloer
en- Bog boarIig og rDirfelig, foroi
Den foIoer uSenfor Den lille 8irfeIig-
beo, De ieIp fieuoer. Ser ifal MAN.
ee 9ipsforubiGtniuger til bare for at
f~oritan oe tile9ne fig en- grsfoel al
ben Sisbom, iom fan ligge / en- goo
BOG.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-05
olfennoerpisningen
Ruslano.

90 al 8umoens friitnSeoc Deb.
Iemmer bat inOIeperet ct SoriIng ON
8eoiIgning al 100000 Rltbler til
gpgntng at SoIfeifoIer / 1908.
s 4iotiperne til SoriIaget uStaIes
bl. a.: 6oIfeunoerpiSuingen / Ius.
lano befinber JIG / en- poerit miierobel
Silitauo, og bette err ell Of Sooeoanr.
iagerne til, at 8usInno itaar Ianat
tilbage for belle Den oanneOe Seroen.
Gen ferite os itsrite 6el9e al bort
Soils llpioenbeo er oets Sattisoom.
Solfets l~loioenbeo forfIorer oaiaa oen
iIette gearbeioeIie al bets Serb. Spis
Regieriusen, iom / De iioite 10 gor
bar nnpenbt 400 Miuioner Rubler
til afbi9lpelie al Slngersnsben, ito.
ligere bapbe benpttet fln oct babe
berai til SoIfelnoerpisning, uiISe ben
iiftert bare fiumet ipare oen anoeu
SalnoeI.
en- anOen SsIge al SoIfets llpioen.
be6 fremgnar al ben itore SsoeIig.
beosprocent og De epioemiife Spgoom.
me blanbt Nenneifcr og 9pr. gi0ere
fslaer en- oetaIieret lloreOuing af
Naaoen, boorpaa Bengene | SiIfeIoe
bsr n~npen6es. 100000 4ubIer fore.
iIanes mpeuot til 2snnineer ai Se.
rerperiunaIe og Reiten I'll gpsning of
npe Stoler. 8eoiIguingen oil neppe
bIiue gipet, men Segierinsen oil bog
bIipe nsbt til at san et Stribt irem i
Den outpoeoe Retniue.
eene ~1etsrab. gsRsH" III EIGsi o. yeHues
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-05

- ga aonen paa Sfrepltao i So.
lan0 bsrte ON "9uiteRboraereu-. at
ban par paa @arid opooer Spaoen
CO altiaa mcntte paSiere ON @aar.
oen iioen Seien til urifos gar oper
Sunet, Iaseoe bun en- oeiIis Rsmme.
srso. iom Sriuieu. % ban fomL meS
lpnIig @lRoe neo al Salerfeuen
oppe paa fin Set-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-05
aprf @aiien arrnSt men pite.

Suis Waisogereu er pIciet. barpei
% euers itelt, fpm ben bnrbe pGre.
inben Den er pInntet, ou er oct bcoit
at 9prfninsen iioen, cnten oen eis.
res meo IIog eller GuItipator, gisres
bare srunbt eftcr at isritc Smgans
er fGrois; fiji &sooerne paa Msais.
planterne mau nnocr ingen SmitGn.
oigbeo ioroGrpes, men bel maa Sper.
ilaben boIbes Los % ri for llfrib.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-05

bpcri giparscSne bIep foat, SaIt
efter Smag, % en- Spiieife Smsr,
iom er sneoet iantmen meo TO Spite.
lfeer MeI, Gette faar ct Spfoe, iaa
bar man aiparscs-S opperne / cg Ter.
perer Sippcr meo riitet 9rso, OBJ.
%ifaaret | Sernineer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-05

s.Hs -rsesras.ssesH" til eIasi % seuHss
l bet enmle 2ono.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-05
Reiter al Scap.

VssE$tN ~ S'hH.
Setter at Sellp fan benpttes paa
mango forifieliee @oaoer. Spis
man I. Gr. laper en- 8uIoorf Saloo,
f~orbeores oenne bno0e / Smog o.
uoieenoe, bDis man oeforerer oen
meb Sellp, opifaoret / imoo Sirfan.
ter. Tibsieup er beoit bcrtil, men
ANDRE Slags SeIID meb imitf, roo
6arpe, Tom life err Tor ieo, goar oeioa
goot an. Sois man Ioper "6loatiug
SsIano", iurbebrer oct ogioa oenne
at babe imaa aIatter Selp flpoenoe
omfring blannt 0e andre ger, eler
man blauber list Sellp meo gGgge,
bpioen, bporaf "Eerne" IupeS, o. al.
Der oermeb bisie en- fin, Ipierpo Sor.
be. See Cream iom Iige for oel
~ierperes irsre3 en- Gel Rib5ieQp foor
oerpeb en- u~aIminbelig fin Smag.
"6ranife Earoefager", rigtig tpnoe,
lette Tan6efoaer, operimeres me0
Seap eaer Sam, rules bItrtig op o.
6pppes / puIoeriieret Suffer og fer.
peres ltror. Gn ganite aIminbelig
HiiengrpngrG0 blir til Ell iin Gu0.
Ding, nanr man rsrer Ii6t Smsr og
Suffer / @rG0cn, bar ben op / Ell
Bub6ingfprm, imerer ct tpft Gag
Seap oper % bar oerooer en- We.
rinaue, Iapet al 9Gggebpioer, piifet
Itioe meo en- Spiieife Suffer til bper
s@ggebpibe. Sage, iom er beepnot
of bIiue tor, oUerirnsres meo ct init
Sag SeIIp eQcr Sam og oerouer ct
Sag piifet 6IOodfum, iom er tiIiot
Slffer og &oniIie - og man bar
Ell SeSiert goo NOT iii at traftere
boemiombeli meo. Gen bor belit
itaa en- baIO Gimes Sib, for oen Ter.
peres, for at noget al Sl66en fan
tr9ffes mo al &agen.
GOfice @aUarian Cream.
On Gint ria ReIf hopes Oh | en-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-05

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RES
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tbbe
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nus.
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.tiIt-
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-05
GOiice @aDarian Cream.

en- Gint rig ReIf booes op / en-
Double Boiler. 3 toppeoe Spite.
ifeer pitIperiieret Safe - goo Safe
maa oct bare, = baoes / et lioet
SteseiaO oa iGttes mo / gagcropnen.
til oct er goot gicnnemparmet. Saa.
mart Dtelfen toger, bar man Den
porme Safe I % aoer Den iaa itua
% ~trpffe fig" ii Winuter. SmiOler.
tib pipes 3 9esgebIommer gobt.
irsres en- Sop formulated Suffer og
baoes berpaa lot efter Ii0t op / BEN
fogenoe ReIf. Nan letter iaa
Double @ptIeren" ODER iterfere
garme, og rerer ! ReIfen belle Sioen,
til Den beepuoer Of bIioe inf. Ran
taser Den Ga itrar at Stopen % irs.
rer ben en- llnie granulateo @eIatin,
iom er opIeit / en- balp Sop folbt
8ono. Mian letter Den iaa tilii6e,
til ben begnnSer at bline folb. Sna
pipes en- giut 5lsoe til ben er itio,
% netop nddr 8elntin-Y iosien be.
gpn6er at itiDne, rsrer man ben bi.
ipeoe SIsoe /, % bar BET inn cp ! en-
5orm, iom err imurt oper ~inopenoig
meo aGesebptOe Man iatter 6ormen
op | ct itsrre Goo opbotfet 50, til
Puboingen er itio, bp9Iper oen fna
no paa ct SAB og ipiier ben nIeb
6lsoeitum til.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-05
&babarbra-sSic meS SlsSe.

~ Sop opifaoret Hbobarbra, en-
Sop Suffer, bnori en- Spiieife M1eI
er bIauoet, " app iro 6IsSe. 9elt.
ne ite9es osiaa meO Eie.Gruit baabe
oper on itn0er
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-05
giyarses- Smppe.

en- gimot aiparses renies o. To-
ses lansiomt ire aparter. Sopperne
flores al men Stiltene presses
siennem ct Gsrilag os iiIiGttes en-
Eunt rig MeIf. en- gint al ganoet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-05
quiet rg Sfokkstrrt.
Gesiasrst at en- sra;hF SasmSSeI
Rbabarbra.Tie mcS SrpSfrummcr.

80 aopper &babdrbra, iom er
ifaoret op | ristis tpnoe Stiper. uSeu
at ifrGaes, ct Diipet ggg, en- baIp
Sop 9rsofrumuuer, en- Sop Suffer
% Iibt Snsr. GIt bette bIauoes
iammen oa babes op / goo 8ie.Gruit.
Wan bar oaiaa 4ie,Gruit oner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-05
Sennb 9inS SuSSins.

@an Iaper rigtig gooe, Iette Sop.
ooer2" og ierperer Dem Iaa partue,
iom ml1Iig meo folgeu0e Sauce: y
Sop RibS.Sellp 3 5piieifeer imeltet
Smer, Soften Of en- Gitron o9 bet
renne Sfal al en- balo GitroL q
Sbeife Ruifat % en- Spiieife pubic.
r~iieret Suffer. SeIIicn rores isrit, til
Den er iepn, iaa bar man oct imeIte0e
Smer /, Iibt efter list, % rerer i oct,
til bet er goot iammenblanbet. Saa
bar man Gitronioit % Mltifat i og
Sufferet tilIlut.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-10
panderIne

Works wonders II produces hair
just us surely as rain and sunshine
produces crops. II produces n thick
growth of mNuriant hair when all
other remedies fail. We guarantee
Dndorine Al druggists sell it 25c
soc. and S1O0 per bottle To prove
it's worth send this ad and 10 cents
i'm stamps or silver and We will mail
you a large free sample. Knowlton
Danderine Co, Chicago, Ill, Dtf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-10
HUNDREDS or FULL-BLOOO CHE
RoKEEs REFUSE ALLOTMENT.
THEY HATE the GOVERNMENT
Refuse 20 Accept Certificates Of Al.
ilSmeuts which the Government
nos Selected Tor Them-Pre-
psrna 70 Roam the Hits.

Tahicdunh. Ok. Fob . Out ia
the bleak bills Of the Cherokee ma
ton somewhere there are Gao full
blood Chcrohcrs. most Of them Night
Hawks. who vii newer receive 4
foot OF the pinccN domain that
was once The property Of uat ma.
ton For live years the government
has kept open t.c allotment work,
but these famam without land. with
ont homes aud possibly without
enough 10 live ON month when
they are fo.crd out by those who
have allotted their lands.
lu addition tu these there are
e.ooo new born Cherokee children
Who VIII NOT receive allotmcnts. be
cause t1cra i- no land for them Ia
alt There ts less than 20OWp0
acres of land lcft in the Cherokee
nation uuallottcd. and it will take
more than that 10 complete the
fractional allutmouts of Indians who
have already nlcd ON pant of their
, allotmcuts
The nw provides that where an
indian does not get AN allotment
ho shall hr paid ont of the Carrokoo
tribal funds am amount equal to
: twice tbr appraised value ot an al
lotmcut. or $3.50 Tho Chrrokccs have
sufficient money to pay out this
Sl.GauuoU. ut 90 will takc those ON.
titled to 3, long time To get the
money. thou-h the law says 10 shal,
De paid Immediately after allot.
mcut is completed It viii probably
be- two years before all allotment
work IS wound M Then viii come
tedious process of forming rules
under which the Indians shall be-
/ paid. Tcrc will be- many an Indian
who will never live To SEQ the da'
when Oh" government cGrch is ready
for delivery fo him
: The Cherokee Ntght Hawks are TN,
most stubborn ur all Indian. ia th"l
hatred Tor the government I'm oil
Indian woman went 10 Tahlruuah
: and selected her allotment It wa.
In the oU hcit ana luod wells were
drilled She went back home among
her Night lilvk friends and after
lithat She refused 90 accept 'hr mon
cy that was due her as ROYALTY Nh"l
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-10
A Ninht Alarm.

Worse than an alarm Of fire at
night is the metallic cough Of Group
bringing dread tO the household.
Careful mothers keep F0leys Honey
and Tar I'm the house and give IL
at the first sign of danger. Foleys
Honey and Tar has saved many lit
,lc livos and it IS the only safe pre-
paraticu for children as it contains
no harmful drugs For sale bv all
druggists. d&W
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-10

Use DcWiLs Little Early Rsors,
pleasant little pills. They are easy
% take. sold hy w b. Frame. DIS "
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-10
DIR. J J.. cox
Physician and Surgeon
Office in Randol Building.
Phone 81. ArdmOrc, Okla.
c. 3. CLARK. M. c

c. 3. CLARK. M. D.
PRACTICE limited to Diseases OF the
Bye Ear, Nose and Throat
Office Ledbetter-Frenslcv Building.
l-2 Main ST. Ardmore. Okla.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-01-08

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