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Mass, in 1907 He was a preacher in the
Protestant Episcopal Church. and rose 10
be Il bishop He wrote 4 Life OF the
Apostle Peter" which is well regarded.
and died in 1857 az Wilmington Del
Robert Z. Lee was the son Of Light
Horse Harry" Let must also be said
a son of his cd age for the famous
cavalryman was ifty-one years old at
the time of young Roberts birth He
too. was born in historic Westmoreland
County. Va, and was two years the
senior Of LincOln-and Of Gladstone. and
Of Prof Blackie and of Mary C1wden-
Clarke. and Of TennySJn. and all the rest
Of tina. great class Of 1909
Fitzhugh Lee is nephew of Robert z.
Lee. and followed the fortunes of his dis
tinguished uncle and of his native State
in the war of the rebellion. but accepted.
as did the former, all the results of the
war. and has since served Virginia in u
number of official capacities. To him,
perhaps, as much as to any other man
may be credited that firm reuIiting OF
North and South. which existed even be-
fore the war with Spain dispToved a
favorite theory abroad that the United
States of America is a conglomerate
nation, held together by a rope Of
sand"
The genius of the name seems to be
military and political rather than liter
airy or artistic. And if the late consul
general to Cuba should be made governor
of Havana it would be his military and
political rather than his artistic resources
which would be drawn upon.
Perhaps no other name has been so con-
tinuously identified with the history OF
the country. And the notable family Is
by no means extinct. since a son Of Gen
Fitzhugh Lee is at present an officer IN
the United States army
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DEMOCRATIC VICTORY SURE.
Eir. SuIzer Predicts Triumph Al
Along the Line.

New York, Sept. 6.-The Journal this
resentative William Sulzer, who is a can
didate from this city for the Democratic
gubernatorial nomination, in which that
gentleman predicts a victory all along
the line in this State, I'm the coming au-
tumn elections. The party. he says, is
united and hamoniob5 and will make an
aggressive and successful campaign.
THE people of New York, he says, ''are
sick and tired OF Republican corruption,
false pretense, chicanery and maladmin-
istration. They want a change, and they
are going to have a change AS Mr.
Croker said the other day, The people
viii not be deceived this TIM. No hum
bug or clap-trap can cloud the issues. -
The people are going to decide this con-
test for themselves, and they are going
TO decide il on the issues the Republicans
have made.
THE Republican party has run the
State into debt millions and millions of
dollars, without excuse or without re-
suits; has doubled and almost trebled the
tax rate; has unnecessarily appropriated
money for almost every useless or un-
necessary purpose, and has given the peo-
pie a minded, illibe-ai, bigoted
and partisan administration of State af-
fairs.
owing to the recent war. many OF the
Republican jobs and schemes have es-
capped public attention, criticism and con-
demnatfon. But now that the war is
over the consideration or the people will
turn to their own affairs at home. and
the scandals, the steals and the corrup-
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New York, Sept. 6.-Gov. Black is in the
field for denomination without the slight
est intention OF yielding to the pleas, pro-
tests and commands of any one with
particular reference to Senator Platt
And Black has friends who are equally
determined with him tl.a; Jnere shall be
no yielding to the wishes of the other
crowd, meaning thereby the faction led
by Plat and Quigg. This means a war
in the party that will give more trouble
than any Of recent years.
If Mr.. Plat is angry because Mr.. Black
will not come TO terms, Mr. Black is more
than angry with Mr.. Platt because of
the demand that he shall do so.
There was secret conference at Alba
ny yesterday. IT was held in the execu-
tive chamber. Prominent friends of the
governor, including his first lieutenant
and political adjutant, Gen. Lou" Payn,
agreed with the governor that his position
should be maintained, and metaphoricalIy
the mailed glove was thrown squareIy
into the face of Senator Platt. II there
is to be any rule or ruin game to be
played. the partisans of the governor are
az ready to play # as the adherents of
the senator. Both have come to the
parting Of the ways. Already the gov
ernor's friends have, TO a certain extent,
forced the Roosevelt boom 10 the rear,
as is evidenced by a change of front by
Mr.. Plat in suggesting that Gen. Fran
els Y. Greene would be good and prop
er man TO lead the Republican cohorts
in the coming fray
AT yesterdays executive chamber coun-
ell it was determined TO put up fight
hotter than the prevailing weather. The
participants in the gathering are ayerse
TO saying much of what occurred in their
secret conclave but will not deny that
the feeling against the enemies of the
governor is bitter in the most extreme
degree One objectionable sin on the
part Of Mr.. Plat and his henchmen, as
they were designated by more than one
Of those present at the gathering, is the
alignment Of the Republican State COM
mittee against the plans of the governor.
Ii has been the means of preventing
favorable action in the country districts
toward Black That made a deep wound
and il rankles.
The governors opponents are making
strenuous efforts 10 induce Lieutenant
Governor Woodruff. for the consideration
OF a seat in the American Senate, 10
withdraw his followers from Black
Woodruff left his summer home in the
Adirondacks Yesterday and is 10 have q
conference with the governor at Albany
today on the political situation. Tomor-
row he Will confer with Mr. Platt in this
city.
Meantime the Roosevelt boom is by no
means lost sight Of But the machine
Republicans are disturbed al the toe
hearty coming 20 The front OF the mug.
wump element in politics. They know ir
their very hearts that the gallant ''Rougt
Rider" colonel is in full accord with
their views as to State government and
would be much more susceptible TO theil
opinions than to those of the old war
horses
Summing up the dissensions in the Re-
publican camp up TO date il is a very
pretty quarrel as it stands, with the split
growing wider and wider at the rising
Of each days sun.
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JOINT POLITICAL DEBATE.
Candidates for Congress Make
Speeches in Lexington

Speeches in Lexington
Lexington, Va, Sept. 6.-County Court
TODAY brought one of the largest crowds
I'm attendance for some time owing to
the fact that both of the candidates for
congressional honors at the hands Of the
voters in the tenth district We're present
to expound their views and state just
how they stood. For the first time IN
several years there was joint debate
held between the candidates. Judge j.
NJ Ouarles. Democrat, and Colonel Rob
ert T. Hubbard, Republican.
Judge Quarles argued that the prlnci-
nles of free silver, which were true IN
1896 were true now. He argued the Tree
silver question at length, arraigned the
present Administration and called down
the state of affairs which was now the
alI-absorbing topic of the day, the great
sacrifice made of the soldiers in the Span
ish war. owing to inefficiency OF the de-
nartment to provide for them.
Colonel Hubbard, in his speech, upheld
the Administration and stated that silver
did not enter into the present campaign
nor did the question of tariff.
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POLITICS IN VIRGINIA.
Petersburg Republicans Meet in
City Convention.

Petersburg, Va, Sept. 6.-The Repuoii-
can city convention, held al the court
house last night, elected thirteen dele
gates to the Republican congressional
convention to be held at Chase CITY
MeckIenburg county, Wednesday next.
which will nominate cand date for Con-
gress from the fourth district OF Virginia.
All the delegates are colored but Two
Robert Mechanism, Jr-, and captain Asa
Rogers.
The convention adopted resolutions op-
nosinc the nomination of r. 7. Thorp for
Congress. from this district, and instruct
ed the delegates to vote for Thomas L.
Jones for Congress. The convention ex-
tended hearty congratulations TO General
Wheeler.
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ed-suddenly, as we creep along the edge
of a precipice, there bursts forth before
our startled gaze the first glimpse OF the
snow-clad Himalayas. II is feeling Of
intense awe that subdues US at that mo-
ment, and the lesser joys of the journey
are merged in sublime contemplation.
The railway still curls and curls before
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NOW MR.. GAY.
The Hotel Waiter Who Went ABROAD
With a millionaire.

From the New Herald)
Mr.. Thomas Gay will resume his duties
Monday. Mr.. Thomas Gay is the head
waiter. of the Fifth Avenue Hotel, who
went to Europe six weeks ago with David
Moffatt, a Colorado millionaire, who had
taken a fancy to the faithful servitor who
had trod the tessellated floor of the hotel
dining room for many years. The million
aire remarked to the waiter one evening
at dinner: Tom, suppose we go to Eu-
rope. Come with me as my guest"
Thomas, finding the next day that the
remark was not n dinner pleasantly,
packed up his steamer trunk and became
Mr.. Moffatt's travelling companion. The
two returned yesterday on the Cunard
liner Lucania, after sojourn in Eng
land France and other places.
Thomas came back an expansionist. His
hats, purchased in England, are much
larger than any he has ever worn be-
fore He was Tom when he went
away He is now "Mr. Cay" For more
than thirty years he had supervised the
American plan dinners of great men, and
they all called him Tom
He appeared for brief space of time
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, and then took
his irradiating presence to his home, No.
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In the five years since Yale University
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is bound TO win it's way There never has
been a better whisky manufactured and
although it is only 81 a quart at S12 F St,
it EQUALS the highest-priced goods on the
market. II
The evening times., 1898-09-06
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The evening times., 1898-09-06
POLITICAL WAR PAINT
New York Republicans VigOr-
ously Daubing Themselves.
BLACK CALLS A COUNCIL

Gathers influential Friends and Ad-
herents Together-Secret Conclaye
A War to the Knife I'm Prospect.
DissensiOns Daily Become Wider.
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FOR SALE-A 7-room pres=-hrick dwelling: cen
trally-located; front and back ward. a. m T. :;
for 5000: $lCG cash and balance In monthly
payments OF $50 each By J. D. SJLLIYA AN. 18th
and G. SIS. NV scj-7t
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FOR SALE-Modcrn S--oom brick hou-e, with
stable Apply on the premises, 1909 sJh ST.
NV ss3-3t-en
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THIS PAPER Is PRINTED
With Ink furnished by JAENECKE BROS FIR
sCHSEEAANN. New York City ny24-ti-sn
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-Six-room brick. near 2 Capitol s.,
gas, water. deep ward, fruit. on long time;
terms TO suit purchaser Address BARGE. this
Office. se6-St
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-08-19
GENERAL. SHAFTER saws seye,

GENERAL SHAFTER says seven
ty-five per cent of his officers
and men at Santiago are inca
pacitated at present for active
warfare. Some of them are
suffering from yellow fever. but
a large majority of them are in
capacitated for duty by dis
ease similar to malaria, which,
although not fatal, is very de-
bilitating and hard to over
come. There are to-day several
thousand men suffering from
the disease whose names do
not appear on the sick list.
They are just about able to
move around and perform light
duty between the doses OF their
medicine.
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The Picnic at Emet.

1t was the good fortune of the
ARDAoREITE representative to be
with the good people of Emet and
vicinity on the 18th at the picnic
given by them on that date near
their thriving town.
Accompanied by Judges Henry M },
Furman and W. T. Nixon the Jour
ney was made across the country
from Ardmore for fifty-one miles
through one of the finest and most
productive countries on the conti-
nent. All over this vast area was
field after field of fast maturing corn
and cotton; acres of sugar cane,
sweet potatoes and other minor
crops. Tons of hay were being cut
and baled and the luscious water
melon, now in its plentiful prime,
was in evidence everywhere.
The Ardmore contingent was most
graciously and Hospitality entertain
ed while at Emet by Will F. Bridges
and his accomplished and very esti-
mable wife, WI ose beautiful home is
one of the features OF the town, and
to whom the heartfelt thanks, not
only of the ARDMoREITE, but of the
two appreciative gentlemen named
above, are hereby cordially and un-
stintingly given. The picnic was a
success in all things and ways and
the day will be long remem-
bered by all. Judge Furman, W. T.
Nixon and Mr.. Murray, of Tisho-
mlngo, made appropriate and quite
pleasing speeches during the day and
this scribe made q few "feebIe re-
marks" presenting the claims of
this paper which met with generous
acknowledgement by the worthy peo-
pie of that section, evidenced by
very satisfactory HIST of new and re-
newing subscribers.
At the growing town of Oakland,
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Revival Meeting.

The revival meeting is to begin
at the Cumberland Presbyterian
church on next Sabbath at IL
O'Clock a. m. Evangelist Weaver
will do the preaching. Mr.. Weaver
has been very successful pastor
for several years before going into
the evangelistic work; he is there
fore better qualified to succeed as
an evangelist, being fine preach
er. All are invited to attend the
meetings J. NJ. MARTIN,
Pastor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-08-19
MARKET REPORTS.
Received and Corrected Each DAY by
Wire of the Ardm0re
Stock ExchaaRe.
GRAIN AND PRovIS,ONs.

Chicago, August l9.-Wheat-Liv-
erpool, according to our cable is 5-S
higher. Paris market Is centimes
higher for nearby delivery, but lower
for futures. Weather in England is
cooler. The market has ruled weak
Notwithstanding the decrease of $780,
600 bushels in Northwest stocks.
Trade, however, is probably light.
weather good and liquidation of Sep
tember in order. We think a demand
will develop under the circumstances
and outlook at and below 65 cents,
and do not look for further decline
at present.
Corn-Easy reflected somewhat by
wheat and the weather, which was
ideal, which with no prospect of
frost, cables were lower and receipts
liberal but country acceptances were
small There has been fair buying
and we favor purchases.
Oats-Easy in sympathy with corn,
but cash firm. Trade was slow but
some buying for May by q cereal
company, preparing for future re-
quirements.
Provisions-Fir with a steady
hog market at the yards. There has
been buying of lard by Armour and
foreign representative houses. There
has also been an export demand for
lard, which stimulate that market
more than others.
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Troubled Over Curtis Bill Provisions.

.
Washington. Aug. 19.-The
interior department is expert
encing some difficulty in carry
ing out the provisions of the
Curtis act revising the avs of
the Indian Territory. 1t pro
vides. among other things, that
all annuities. royalties, etc. ,
shall be paid to the residents Of
the Territory by the secretary
of the interior, but does not
make appropriation to defray
expenses incurred in this work
This and other provisions of
the bill, it is said, undoubtedly
will be amended by congress.
The secretary of the interior.
who now holds practically the
position of governor of the Ter
rltory, will soon make public
regulations carrying into effect
the Curtis act. Superintendent
Wright, who has been sent to
the Territory to investigate
conditions there, will make a
report to the secretary and the
information secured in this
way may be used in formulat-
ing the reg Ilations
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$500 REWARD,

The Gulf, Colorado and Santa
Fe Railway Company will pay a
reward Of five hundred dollars for
the arrest and conviction of par
ties concerned in attempted train
robbery near Fort Worth, Tex.
July Il, 1898. l.. J. Polk,
Genl. Mgr. g.. c. & S. F. Ry. Co
NJ. r. PENDELL, Div. Supt.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-08-19

The Rev. w. B. Costley, of Stock
bridge, Ga, while attending to his
pastoral duties at Ellenwood, that
state, was attacked by cholera NOR
bus. He says: by chance | hap
pened to get hold of a bottle of
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
DiarrhRa Remedy, and / think it
was the means of saving my life. Il
relieved me at once" For sale by
City Drug Store and T. n. Coleman
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-08-19

Is your hair falling out or turning
gray? This can be stopped at once
by the use of Beggs' Hair Renewer.
G. II. Iddell, of Nevada, Mo-, says:
lone bottle entirely stopped my hair
falling out" We sell it. City Drug
Store and T. N. Coleman.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-08-19

One Minute Cough Cure surprises
people by its quick cure and children
may take it in large quantities with
out the least danger. It has won
for itself the best reputation of any
preparation used to-day Cor colds.
Group, tickling in the throat or OBJ
stinate coughs. City Drug Store.
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Ben Bee

Truth wears well. People have
learned that DeWitt's Little Early
Risers are reliable little pills for
regulating the bowels, curing consti-
patton and sick headache. They
don't grippe. City Drug Store.
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our party was handsomely entertain
ed by Capt. r. G. Wiggs and his
worthy wife, where music and for
tune telling were among the divert
ing pleasures of the journey.
May the good folks of Emet live
long and prosper.
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academies and force congress to
a speedy settlement of the leas-
ed district claim,
am yours for justice and pro-
lection to all.
JOSIAH GARDNER.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-08-19

The treatment for worms must
be prompt and safe Whites Cream
Vermifuge can be trusted to restore
your child to health. 1t is a tonic
as well as a worm destroyer.
Every bottle guaranteed to bring
worms, 25c.
Sold by Il. Y. Coleman.
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TAKE NOTICE.

| will not be responsible for any
contract, sale or purchase made by
w. j. Williams for the firm of
Williams & Bechtel. Dougherty
|. T., without my consent.
Ben BECHTEL.
DOugherty, l. T., Aug. 16s '9S.
16-tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-08-19

When you call for DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve the great pile cure, don't
accept anything else. Don't be talk
ed into accepting a substitut, for
Store.