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The daily tribune., 1908-09-30
WEDNESDAY 1908
PosTAeE RATE ReDucED.

Beginning Thursday of this wsek
persons who send letters tofriends In
any part of the United Kingdom Of
Great Britain or Ireland viii have
to pay only two cents An ounce or
fraction of an ounce. For some time
she postage rate to these, countries
has been cents per ounce or fraation
thereof.
Officials of the postoffice have Just
received word Of this new ruling
which ia effective all over the United
States October J. The officials say
that great many letters to these
countries are han He'd during the year.
That this reduction in the rate
will be appreciated by all letter
writers is the belief Of the. officials
in this city.
The reduction in the rateis q large
one. With the adoption Of this new
ruling persons may send letters across
the ocean to the old country for tile
same amount of postage as 10 required
to send letter to any place in the
United States.
For the last two years the postage
rate from this country to Great Bri
tain and Ireland has been FIVE cents
an ounce. Before that time letter
writer's we're compelled to pay the
high rate Of cents for each half
ounce.
The daily tribune., 1908-09-30
Best Treatme mt for a Burn.

II for no other reason. Chamber
lain's Salve should be kept In every
household on account of its great
value in che treatment Of burns. 1t
allays the pain almost Instantly.
and unless the Injury is severe one, ,
heals the parts without leaving a
scar. This salve 10 also unequaled
for chopped hands. sore nipples and
disease of the skin. Price. 25 cents.
For sale by Daniels drug store. mwf
The daily tribune., 1908-09-30
Deafness Cannot be Cured

BY local applications, as they cannot roach tho
diseased portion OF the ear. There IL only Que
way to cure dcafne.s, and tbEt 10 by con-titu.
tionAl remedies. Deafness ia caused by nm In
famed condition OF the mucous lining Of the
Eustachian Tubr. When this tube Is inflsmed
ing. and when II Is entirely closed. Den fness IL
the re-ult. and unless tbo infls mmstiob can be
taken out and this tubo Ic torcd to its normal
con iition, hearing will be destroyed forever /.
nine cAsos out OF ten arc tusod by Crtarrb,
which Is nothing but an inflamsd condition OF
tho mucous surfac~s.
we will iys on- Hundred Dollars tor any
oas. of Dssfnsss lcsnsed by catarrhb that can
not be curod by Hail's Catsrrh Curs. s nj for
FL. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Rails Family Pulls for 'ons tiDstion.
The daily tribune., 1908-09-30

The best Of service and home liz,
accommodations At The Leunox. ct
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06
9icbcllcu in Earagnm iicgrcid).
9tcue 9icgicmlng bcgriinoct.

Nueno5 glprcS, ). r$uli. --.
$Jicr eingetrofiCne Nahrdtcn mel
oclL OuB Oic Hcpolutioniitcn III go.
inAltau cnti1ciOcnOc Sicge errlmAc!t
mo cine ncue 9lcgicrlrng cingciiibrt
tubCn. Gicic 9to6ridtcn mlr0cr
oltrA GepcicGen bcitdtiat, lbcIdyc 0lr
Wiiniiter Oe9 9llalpdrti9cn Don Der
Scion0tidJait 3u 2iiuncion crbiclt.
morin ibm oiii}icll nitgetbeiIt mrOc,
OnB Die HcbcQcn crioIgrcih worCn,
Die nlte Jicgicrung lit Earnquap ju
itiir5en unD 0aB mclrere Der oltcn
Gcnmtcn I'M @clnnOti1aits |aIoIt
I'M Sdut gc6ctrn bnbcn. Sic Ncuo'
lutioniltcn bnbcn 0r. Gnilluno @oN.
sales !tapeiro gum FrGiiOcntcn ser
ncucn Hc9icrlng crnannt mei6cr IN
Ger nlten 9fcDiCrlng ais &icc FrGii-
oct iltn1irtc.
Nerilhtucic pcrlolttct OaB bic
9tabfolacnOcn liA I'M nCucn &obinet
teiinbcn: Moullcl GonOrn, Der ebe.
noIi1e @cinn0tc in &raliIicn; Gr.
Glicbio }tpooIu, Or. }tloiro Sara
Or Noolio 3iNuImc mo Or pto-
hucl t5rnnco. lieic pcrtrctcn Die
Nr0Btcn poIitiiden Eortcicn III Fu.
raGnap utO man bofit, 0aB nit ibner
Der tSrieoe i'm Sanoe Qeiid)ert lit. Die
iriiberen albinctSrnitgIicOcr babcn
iiN III sic 2cantions @cbGltOc Scr
nlarrirtigcn @ei0n0tcn AclIiidtct
StrabenBcfeftc bn6cn m1brcno
ser lCbten 0ohe faIt t6gIid in 9llln-
cion itottgeiunocn unO mcbrcre Scr
oiicntIihcn @cbduoe iino beihGOigt;
Oie 3nDI Der Wcto0tetcn ln0 Ser.
mllnoetcn miro nri 800 uerunl0lagt.
Dion crmnrtct, onb Die tele9rapDildc
GerbinOung big ntorgen micocr Der.
gctcQt lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06
Nrnlcnpcit In gscncincln.

Caracas. Tcne}ucIu 30. &lni
iiber Nillcmlt10, Curacao, ). Suli.-
Cie llniro1e oe9 oelltid)en @cianOtcn
in &cnc}uclu bel ser 9icgierllng be-
trcifa Ger NcnIcnpcit in Caracas bat
ooa erltc nmtlihe 3ugcitdnOniB oe$
NCitcbcna Der Nrantbcit III Ser
Nunptltaot 5ur 6olgc. Garauibin
murocn cin Qinrtt mo ucrihieoenc
&ert1ui2I1Ocu ais iniijirt ourd 0ia
StaOtbcborOeu geiAloiicn. Gle auui-
Icltc bcihloiien in elmer geriantm.
Iuna sic Grricbhmg einc0 Ecitfrnn.
tcnbalica. ,Sn "a @uoprn iino ieit
}e6H SuGcn tcinc Fcitidllc porgefom.
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06
&le,1n's
$&mefef-

lin0 9cluciit fiir lire perfefte Tein.
Gcit uno unii6crtroiienen me0i5ini.
iGen 8ertb. Sic ma1t bic Saut ee.
ibmeiOig, tilt SUDDEN uno idiiet Die
8eiituobeit ourd griinOlide Reint.
gung. @lenn's SdpeieIieife madt
oie @ciidt3iorbc flar uno irii6. lin.
ii6ertroiien iiir Babe lino Soilctten.
Gcbrnlh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06
an Der NetsInIanna IL starie. eeflnOSeit

5u Der Ncrrininuna IT stdrte C5efuno6eit
lit Die baymoniChc l6dtiafet oer Scroaunugss
GrndbrnuA9-, NbfQuocuuls II. NusibeiouHgs.
Sunfttonelt Acnn etn Crgnn oes adrpers fea
nen cienii pcriaqt tritt Seuutrrnna mn Stba
rnna ein llnperouulihieit. Scritupiuug. ent,
}hnoung mo Richer bringcn ilrdnbcit uno
ellocn nit Dem lpoc 1Seile slcr8ic ocreiniaer
elHiude 9cilmtiiel. I'M uui Die peridlienenen
1lnfiCuen 80 pirien bic Rotcn Su ofineu
9cJitopluuBcu iu eutiernen. oos Rmt im reini,
gcu uuo Ole d3eluobcii ipicoer ber8uiteilen
Elc ebrpilrNileu Wlonhc bnbcu tn ofr Raiilr
Uiaaen Die Gdu uIo Die Hicrsd peiunoen nut
Der Nrnntbei nCu @nirtt ~ pcbreH uno fir
oieien NeDui iiHS ct. Serrare ardmtrrpncn
uuiiberirutieil. Siir 26 6enis bel Hpuihefrrn
81 bdbcn. tQlpNdSr)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06
GiicnbaBn llnfall NIT WlrnIdIcnpcr'
Init.

Goflunb, Sal, 5. rNnli. - Gin
9ofnl5itg uol 9Ilemo0a ndh Satlono
coIliOirte nit cinem 3ugc pon Santa
Gru5 Iebte 9tad)t al ocr Gfc BON
5irit. ltno @ebiter- Strnbe, luobci
ubt Ecripnen iln's Scbcu lln0 etma
30 prrnitnoct lplirocn.. llntcr ben
lobtcn beiinocn iih Salonon 2oeb
ron San sSrancisco, 2eslic 9(lbce unb
6ranf Sau3on, ebeniaQS pon Gan
6roncisco. Iie fiinf anocrcn 2eihen
iino nod niAt ioentiii5irt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06
8alt & Sbto
Bon Baltimore
Sonntags=GrfariioRen

Sg.ou-cHmbCrlnno nno iurt.
Stlu-Serteicp SpriunS NIB iuritd.
Sl.25--Ntnrtuoburn nno iurtd..
Sl.2j-'9nrpcr iicrrl uno iurild.
Sunntnn, ocn II. Sun. Spcz
5ial6uN prrldbtlinuni Nunuls Nubu-
boi 100 Wtoracua. GunlOCu guhus
Uoi 10 QtorpCuo
Sunucntiuucn
S1G.50-SlcuCauo uun iurif, g. his s.
Sult. 6lldlabrt bis Is. Euli y, y.
3. 3 Gllo.
Sij.20-2Gana, ScraS uuo iurit, s.
bis II. Nii; Niidiubrt bis $.
eIuauit. y. y. 3. GIi9.
S3t50-St. Ynul nno 6uritd, O. bis II.
SuIi; Ni6lubrt his p Iult.
Impcrial Council u. u. 8. l,pntc
S5riuCra
S1S,t0-Gplnmbna uub ingiif, TO- bis t3.
Sull; Hiididbrt bis ~. ,flli Rrus
bibition gintionni Convention
500 2295-Sno!nnnpulic unh 5mriif. II. bis
10. Sult; Nildnbrt 6ic 81. SuIi.
9intionuI Contention 0ibcrniuno.
GS7-Shl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06
Gomfort,
Grinli6fcit,
Wciunobcit

Geri0nIitbe 9leinlidfeit beoelltct
t6rpcrlcbe @eiunOGeit. @enn sic
Snut rein uuo irei bon S6mciB uno
llnrcinlihfcitcn 9cbuIten miro, erfiil.
len 0ie win3ig fIciuen Goren lire
6uuttion rei6lib lm0 uatiirIi6.
@obrc f6rpcrIidG &cinIidfeit ober
DGngt bon ser bcnltbtcn Seiie ab.
Cine reinc lmueriGllhte Seiic aus
mo1rBnit 5utrGgIiben 9eitanotbeilen
lit n0tbig. Die milocn, reiuigcnoen
lmo antiicptiihen Gigenibaiten BON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06

Son 2lpotbcfern ii6erall perfaltit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06
6S. Sabrgang.
Summer Il Yefer,
SemtIdcs Sanf- nno @cdiclgcidaft,
26 SuntlD=Strafc,

HRatiuual @anf pi Commerce. "0jcbinoe.
Wiitalirbcr Der Nftienbbrie.
Nns rno Sertaul bon g(fiicn uno SbIiGatlos
nelt. 9Scdie uno 9rcoitbrieic uuf ollie baupt.
luhltdcn Stdbie Suropa 5. gIlls uno &cridut
trenlher @cloiortcu, fpipie slusferiiGllng bon
@ntlmahtcn. Sbiffsiarien bon uno nab Ncuiibs
lam. (9tpriI27-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06

FeterSbHrR, >. Suli. - ojroi
Slmarafoii.Gliion 1Iteiter Sobn
0ca 6iiritcn 2niupoii nuroe bciitc
rom ejraien Mcrntcuiiel, einem 81,
Iljier Der 0arOc, i'm 9uea nit Eiito.
len eridoiien. Gaa Guea mar sic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06

@ciicrr 9IadbnIittoD toudltc cine
neuc GnnOjoatllr iiir oo5 2(mt oc8
Gicc FrdiiOcltcn aut inbem Rcpri.
icntant 99iaiam Sul5er bon gclu.
})orf onfilroiatc gidter NiQium :.
@nbnor BON Nclp 9Jorf pcr0c bic I'm
tcritiibrnq Der Delegation icinc8
5tnotc5 iiir iidb 0o6en foQS g3ihtcr
6corge @rob bon lclotporc 6ei lei.
(IprtIctuna iiehe 2, Seite.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06
Saaons@ettiabrt.
Sin Scnlcr Ncr Eiiftc ucrnugliitt.
NQc Nctbci,iltcu nit }Il2u1bmc 022
oNNliuoj3" lelanOct

y bicuAo, ST., ). Eltli. - 3cbn
ririilC NoQuup nit cincm Mubit %E.
bait pon 10000 bis 10000 Gllb
iino geitcrn 9tadmittog lmter 0Cr
2ulipi}icn 0ca ,Gbicalo 2Icronuu-
tiolC Gm6" Dom Nero-Yurf al Scr
81. Strabc uu0 Soutb Narts} s}IuCme
dlti9cIliCACn, Inn cine lnnlc NCttidhrt
uon bier uoh Dem utlantidcn Sjcan
SIT lmtcrUChmcn l}ml bolt, OCn
@cltNccoro Oc2 OcutthCn @aQon3
,Nunulcrn" ser uuu Ct. Soui2 uuh
9INburDN Nnrt, M, iIo9 C96O N}ci,
lem 81 ilbcrtrcifCn, 6ranrrcitb lmG
Gutaou iin0 nit jc cinCW Nolou IL
Ser 9SCttiobrt pcrtrctcn. Die flcin-
item @Nllon3 im0 ,&iuc 0c 0icppc"
Don 6rontrcih rmo oainH Gomor0"
BON Sand0u nit ie $1,000 &ubifillB
@o2lcbat Ger gr0Btc lit ser NnI.
ION oGbicoNo" pom biciiHru ocrouolt-
tiihcu GIub NIT 10000 aubifiuB
M,,,ch,lt n, ,,rhcrop ,icbcr H,l
lors iinn ',ncr;f,niir6c rS,rl;,h.
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Snpcn, Nlid, geIonoct, nohocm lie
cine 1crmlmc Strcde dlIi Scr G62r.
Hide Oca Niid)igan Secs iortgc.
icbleiit morcn Sic rcttetcn lidJ pom
Grtrlnfcn MIR 0uOurh, oub lie oen
Ron5cn NoQoit iibcr 0oro moricn lnO
ih ltclcmuriic am Seimcrf Oc9 Nol,
Ions ontInnlmerten. Sic tcbrtcn
bclltc nod Gbitolp 5uriit ohuc Bee.
lcblnlgcn, nbcr QriinOlid OurhnGBt.
Ger &ullon mar ntr nit - @rojcnt
'cincr @opo}it0t nit @oa uuGeiiiUt
lmO fam iibcr Dem zee pl0blib gum
Sinfcn.
Bon Den nnocrcn ScQlcrn ser 2iiitc
iii Scr otSicl0in0" IN Mcit 56ciioro,
Nlcbcc, Der o90uig G0udro" nabe
nahc 9lhuooo, Ecrfb.Gplmtu, Nnto.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06
SiWs Saar. unb gart.5arbemitteI,
idIuar5 pbcr braun, SOC.

6olac cincS nIten 6unilicnItreites
mo iuuo uuf ser Sniel &rcItopstp
i'll Der @teua itutt.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-20
BRYAN'S CRITICISM
CoMMoNER EDITOR SAYS THE
PRESIDENT is NOT FAMOUS
FOR HIs GOOD MANNERS.

Lincoln Neb., Dec 19.-Calling
President Roosevelt ill.mannercd and
crucl in his structures on public men
from whom he differs, William j.
Bryan I'm his Commoucr discusses
what he terms the insult" to CON
gress by the president in that part
Of his message dealing with the se-
crct service Mr. Bryan adds
III must De admitted that the Ian
guagc employed by Mr.. Roosevelt
was mcallcd for and unbecoming a
presidents message. But Mr. Roosc-
Welt is uot--and We say 1t In the best
Of spirit famous for his good man
ners rIis chief boast Is that he Is
the apostle Of the square deal and
st on many notable occasions he
has been guilty Of cruel injustice in
dealing with his fellows lie has
nocdlcssly and wantonly iusulted
many individuals and. although the
public has borne this shortening
patiently 81 is plain f. is now grow
ing weary
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-20
MATTER WAS NOT SUBMITTED
TO VOTE At MEETING.
ltDDETTEO OPPOSED HASTE
Legality % is .ue ousstioued-Says
People viii Want 10 Know Who
IS 70 Administer Government
and Expenditure Of Money.

Cirz.rs of tho Town ia mass meet.
t.. ... .,.,. t. ,t.. ,.u ,.5
"P"" 10y tue Guy '"""''' ana tue c''''
zcns' committe" Thursday night
The question was not submitted TO
vote When the meeting closed
Mayor Pennington said if the-rouu.
ell instructed him to call for the
bond issue a. outlined by the joint
meeting and published in the Ard.
mureite Friday. that ne would 10 so at
one.
Judge W. \ Lcdbcttcr. who was
absent from the first meeting. was
present last night and made a speech
against calling for the bond issue uu.
,u the commissioners were elected
and the town knew who was 10 have
the duty OF spcnIing the money. He
questioned the advisabilltv Of calling
for am issue Of bonds for more than
quarter of million dollar, AT "A time
when the present officers of the city
are expecting to retire. The legality
Of such am ISSUE was brought into
fought that IN, matter was not sub
fought that the batter was not sub
mirpd to the people for vote Ia
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-20

inghousc personally announced the
p0stponemcnt
Sir Thomas Brocklebauk Is the
most famouss shiphuild'r of England.
His fortune runs into many millions
Of pounds. lie was knightcd because
of the ability he displayed in build.
ing stlunch. fast vessels which car
utmost corners OF the world Miss
Niolct Is known as one OF the fair.
est Of Englands daughters. and snc
has had host Of titled admirers
who have offered their hearts hands
and titles In exchange for her fair
loycliness, and. maybe. q Eoodly por
tion of her fathers wealth Con
steruation was created i'm British so.
cial circles when it was announced
that Miss Brocklcbank had passed
10y AN her noble Wooors to become
engaged 70 AN American oommoncr
man who had worked with his
hands in his fathers piushurg fac
tories and was attracted 10 him dcs
pito the fact that she was unaware
of his Identity, aud looked upon him
as only mechanic
Then cam" thc financial crash o'
las. ycari iu which the Westinghouse
concern was one of the first 10 fan
The ufymuliondollar company went
into thc hands of receiver Young
Westinghouse. his financial prospects
apparently ON the verge of ruin,
broke his engagement 10 the Eng
hsl girl There are some malicious
folk who say that the Young lady
herself was responsible for the break
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-20
FIRE. FIRE!

Dear Friends The old reliable gro.
Gerry firm known as pillard n Allen.
which has been iu business ON East
Maia street. Ardmor" Okla. Tor 10
years Is still alive and boz the bns.
mess whlrl. On the 9TH of December.
we lost four business houses on
Main street. to say nothing Of our en-
tire stock OF groceries and confec.
tiouorics within other fixtures togeih p.
cr with q complete Uudcr'akcrs out.
tit The loss aggregates $500. But
We have come to stay. and have now
opened up new stock of groceries
and confcctiOncries In our old stand
az 30 go East Main street We have
the best variety OF staple and fancy
groceries. an fresh from the markets
Must n $4,000 worth within the next
80 days In order 10 do this We have
cut our prices so as To compete with
other Ircat business firms In the city
All goods delivered ON short no.
ticc To- any part of the city. We make
no long prayers nor loul prot,nses;
We sell az bed rock bottom prices
for spot cash Phone No IiU.
20 DU.LARD a ALLEN.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-20
CUPID PLAYS STRANGE TRICKS
WEDDING POSTPONED TWICE

Pittsburg, Pa, Dec l9-Cupid is
playing strange tricks In the roman -
of George cstmghouso. Jr son of
the multi.mlllionaire airbrake manu-.
tacturcr aud Miss Evelyn Violet
3rocklebauk. daughter Of the Eng
lish captain of industry. Sir Thomas
Brocklcbanl, Today Is the date set
for the wedding. but there will be- no
bridegroom TO claim the English
beauty at the home of her father.
Irton Hall. In Cumberland. England.
and no wedding bells viii ring out
For the second time the wedding has
been postponed this time on account
of the illness of the bridegroom
Excessive work and worry over the
financial dmcultics which sur.
rounded his father George Wcsting
house, for the last fourteen months
are understood TO have broken dow
the Young man just at the time that
'''' I'' 'IN'.l "NlllN WIZ lIlN'N lIN.l
the Westinghouse interests
This is thc second time that the
wedding has been postponed when
financial rcvcrsos oyortook his ra.
fhcr George insisted that Miss
Brochclhaul. postpone the wedding
until business matters could hc
strairhtcucd ont at home and me-
could s"o what the future held
ThIs o' least 's what the Wcsrnr
house interests assert. though there
were rumors that Miss Brockcbauk
dad postponed the wedding herself
The second date December 10.
was set since. but again % has been
postponed indefinitely Nh West
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-20
Luther Atkins

Here is letter from two thought.
ful little boys in Gainesville, who give
Santa directions about finding them
I'm Ardmore.
Dear Santa Claus
You remember my little brother
and ! wrote you not long ago what
we wanteS--you to bring us. Now we
have decided 20 spend Christmas in
Ardmore with our grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. ID. w. Conway. and We want
YOU TO know where we are They are
going TO have Christmas tree for
us, and we want you to put the things
on il. Only, If you bring me the en-.
gine ! asked for, please bring 1t be
fore we leave home. for it might
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-20

get broken on he way home from
Ardmore. Also bring my brothers cart
before We leave home. Several Of
my little cousins will be there, so
please bring them plenty Of presents.
Don't forget to bring something fpr
my grandpa and my two grandmas.
Mamma read your letters In the Ard.
moreite from Ardmore from your
Ardmore children and We knew YOU
would get this.
Your loving BOYS
$. J, Hartiug
Frank Otho Harting
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-20

apples aud oranges. Please don't for
get my little brother Virgil and sister
Mary My little brother wants a wag-
on and toy pistol. and some caps
and candy, apples and oranges My
little sister wants rubber raftler
and rubber doll. Don't forget to
come live on \ street. 11th avenue
northeast Juanita Roberts.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-20

Here is variety in the usual letter.
as this young man will have candy
and tobacco for Santa laid ready. As
a strict " c. r. T.. Aunt Sallle
cannot approve OF the tobacco.
Dear santa.
want horn ad rum then magic
lantern, that will cover the whole
wall with pictures. Then an Indian
suit. an air gun, and that's an
Dan HALEY Wolcott.
= S.-Tho tobacco and the candy
have for YOU will be- on the mantle
As YOU come down the chimney.
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Your friend.
Ielma Pritchard.

Dear Santa Claus
am little boy four years old. !
'iy To Dee good, so will YOU please
bring me little fiddle, a gun and
some firccrackers and some caps for
the pistol You brought me last Christ.
mas. and | will appreciate anything
else YOU want To bring me. and. dear
Santa Claus, please don't forget my
little baby sister, for she likes toys
too Goodbye,
AArllIi. n..iA .l.n..l
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Dear Santa

Dear Santa
want a little table and three
chairs, and a rocking chair and a la.
pancse doll and a folding doll go-cart.
] have a little baby sister | want
YOU 10 give her something uice for
Christmas Marjorie.
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Dear Santa Claus

Dear Santa Claus
| am little girl seven years old.
20 to school and study hard | am
in the 3rd grade Please bring me
doll that goes to sleep and a doll
buggy and "A Teddy bear. and please
don't forget mamma and sisters and
brother. Goodbye.
Nora Pittman.
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Dear Santa Claus
! am little boy. Please bring mo
a rocky horse, a picture book and a
horn. Then some oranges bananas,
figs dates and nuts. | have little
cousin Teny. Please bring her a rub
ber doll and some blocks.
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Dear Santa Claus
Please bring me doll ana doll
buggy. little dresser and pretty
bracelet, some candy and fruit That's
all. | live with my Uncle VIII and
Harry. at 7gj west Main.
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[. ar Sanla CLANS

Dear Santa Claus
! am a little boy six years old. !
so to school every day try To De
a good boy Please bring me a story
book and a loop.the.loop and some
fireworks and some candy and a fire
wagon. So goodbye.
Luther Atkins.
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Washington Dec ~ - Senator
Bournc today introduced a bin pro
,idiug for an increase i'm the salary
of the president of the United states
from $50O0O To SloO0uO. and I'm the
salary of the vice president from
$lgCuo TO S25Ooo The bin is in.
tended to take effect al the begin.
ming Of the next administration
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\ thcosophist has made the i'm
poriant discovery that Mr.. Roosevelt
is the reincamation Of Augustus Cae'
sar That may explain several things.
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BUY YOUR SilvERWARE FOR
HOLIDAY GIFTS FROM
STEVENS, kENNERLY &
13tf SPRAGiNS CO.
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Dear Santa Claus


am good little boy, / years old
want YOU 20 bring me an air gun,
candy and nuts Lee.
Dear Santa Claus
am a little girl five years old.
Please bring me little tub and a
washboard. and a set OF dishes. candy
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Here is letter from little Choc.
taw boy who thinks Santa must re.
member him
My Dear Santa Claus
| guess YOU remember the little
Choctaw boy that wrote 10 YOU last
Christmas. am four years old now
and be sure and bring me an \. B
c. book, tool box, and fire engine.
My papa will bring me fruit and can.
dies Your friend
John Elliott Segale.
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Willie Pritchar1.