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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-11-27
ARDMORE DENTAL PARLORs
DIR. w. H. ENLoE. Prop,r.

Having completed my profession in 1895,
with seven years experience in the general
practice of dentistry, / am permanently To-
Gated here, and solicit the patronage of the
citizens of Ardmore and vicinity. Give me
q chance at your work in order that may
convince you. All work guaranteed.
Office hours q. m. to p. m. Office. front
rooms Ledbetter & Bledsoe building west
of First National Bank.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-11-27

paoFEsSIoaAl eAaDs.
WILSON HoGE,
ASSAYER. CHEMIST AND
SURVEYOR.
Accurate work at reasonable rates.
once next to Caddo wagon Yard. Post
once Dox ece. Ardmore. I. +.
LAWYERS.
II. A. Ledbetter. W. h. wimberly.
LEDBETTER g. wTMBERLY.
GENERAL COLLECTORS,
Ind. Ter.
@. NJ. CHAMBERS,
TToRNEY AT LAW,
Do civil and criminal practice.
Randol building, Ardmore, I. It.
Summers Hardy. w.R. Leigh.
HARDY & LEIGH,
ATTORNEYS AT Law.
ELaw affecting land a speciality.
once upstairs in the Hardy building.
NJ. L. Garrett. w.H. Bingham.
GARRETT & BINGHAM,
ATToRNEYs-AT-LAw.
Do civil and criminal practice.
ONCE in Wheeler building, opposite court
house. Ardmore. 1. T.
JOSEPH P. MULLEN.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT Law.
CRIMINAL Law A SPECIALLY.
General law practice in the courts OF the
Indian Territory: U: s. supreme court. Wash
ington; court Of claims; court of appeals,
Eighth judicial district; executive depart
ment. once. West Main street, near new
court house Ardmore I. T.
e, g. Posssr. Nv; oxnby.
G. B. Potter. w D. Potter
OF Gainesville. Tex.
POTTER. OWNBY & POTTER,
LAWYERS,
ARDMoRE, 1T.
This firm In now located over First Nafton
al Bank. win do civil and criminal practice
In all courts in the Indian Territory.
LEDBETTER & BLEDSOE,
ATTORNEYS AT Law.
ONCE. In Ledbetter g. Bledsoe building
Main street.
Ii. M. Furman. C.L. Herbert. Jesse H. Hill
FURMAN. HERBERT & HILL,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
once. Herbert & Lewis building. Ard
Il. C. Potterf. VIZ. Bowman
POTTERF & BOWMAN,
ATTORNEYS AT Law.
Ernest Lee. stenographer.
once, upstairs In the Hardy building
Ardmore. 1. L.
PHYSICIANS.
-~--~-~--~~~oo----o~--~>7.~
J. w. MOFFETT,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Calls at ONCE answered day or night.
Ofhco in Cor man Building over Mason
Mason's Drug Store. Phone 6.
DIR. JEROME G. MCNEES,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
once in Randol Building. Ardmore. 1. T.
Once hours, 10 to IL q. m; 2to d. m. Res
idence phone 1S- once phone 8.
Special attention given to obstetrics and
diseases of children.
DR.. W. HARDY.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE
EAR, NOSE AND THROAT, OBsTET-
RIGS AND DISEASES OF WOMEN.
once hours-1o to II a. M, 2 to D. m. Res
idence phone 36: ONCE. 30
DIR. j. w. SMITH,
Evening journal., 1899-05-17

good name OF tile legal profession Of
THE state. Tine court sh1mld rev he this
rule and compel PARTIES making suZh
affidavi.s Gisclo5e ahe nature Of the
evidence the Material w5tness" Is 20
furn'sh.-Suesex Republican.
THE Republican family squabble in
Wilmington should insure a c.tan
DemOcratlc sweep En- that municipality
at the coming election. Clean men,
lc.ear-headnd leaders and united action
always mean Democratic guocess I'm
this state.--Dovclr Delawarean.
What has characterized The con-
duct OF The Mouninlg News and its
friends for more than four years in
Delaware but THE most sensele5s piqGe
and bitterest prejudice? The parity has
been betrayed by lt Its strongest and
best supporters embilJtered and es-
tfanged by IT, Defeat has resulted
from IT., or partial success secured In
spite OF it. To-day Delaware has a
Democratic governor by reason of the
twO-ticket idea which, The Morning
News advocated and supported in
l1S96.-GeorgetOwn union REPUBLICAN,
The action of the convention on
Tuesday in selecting delegatcs TO t1e
State Convention was enlirely irregi-
lar and unwise. That Mr.. Banks, as
chairman OF the State Central Conn
mittee for the county had been duly
advised both In person and by Islter.
that he had mo right to make the call
lln the FIRST place, anil that having
made II, the convention should be ep-
lprised of THE irregularity so THAI OF
might not exceed it's privileges.-C Cecil
Democrat.
The spectator wh-l saw the late
Legislature file I'M the court room last
Wednesday and talIe seats Within the
railing ais witnesses for THE State in
the Snake" bill, hung his head. The
4 Leg.slaturomen hung their heads. We
Iall hung our heads EVERY man NUT
tered a prayer undsr hills breath. Som.
murmuued God save the State Snmf
lprobably, God save the snakes OF this
State. And doubtless THE Dover a1y
ter prayed God save the Banks of ths
Stats. and ali First National banks o.
all the states.-SmyIna CALI
In order to he sent to Jail a Cleve'
+ land mam stripped naked and prome-
,lrald-li down THE principal streets.
ldew weeks ago a Delaware sheriff wa
awalkened by some tramps who wan.
ed to get into jain, and mad 10 be dr.w
I EN- away by ueRolvers. Times must b.
q hamd outside when MIN alopa eucl
naagu.es to get into Jail especially
lpeeA hole like that OF Georgetown
Justice.
Evening journal., 1899-05-17
SCHOOL AND CHURCH.

The University of Vienna now offers
Z stipend for female students.
In 1897 there were in this country 40
schools Of law, with 3G2 professors and
tutors and 3,426 students.
The Society of Friends maintains two
large colleges in the east. that of Hav-
erford college for men and that Of
Bryn Mawr college, few miles distant.
for women. Their two principal insti-
tutions in the west are at Wichita,
Kan. and Penn college. in Oskaloosa, Ia.
OF the q, 1922 Congregational ministers
in Great Britain 5sG are reported as
without training. or 20 per cent. of the
whole. Twenty years ago II per cent.
held university degrees; now l4.5 per
cent. have them. the great majority
from London and the Scotch uniyer-
stiles.
A Methodist minister in Salem, Mass,
had circulars distributed broadcast in
town inquiring why men did not at
tend church. Many. as In the old
Scripture days, began TO make ex-
cuse." alleging this or the other OBJ
fAutlt III AAN way bhA AhA4t -" ~ ~" -
declared that the church was blessing
TO the community, although not attend
ing it themselves.
The African Methodist Episcopal
church has Gl4,125 members, bishops
0 general officers. 4,S25 ministers on the
annual conference roll, PAP presiding
elders. s.40o local preachers, $3.50 eX
horters and size churches. 1t reports
Al academies with 5,257 students, 3,441
Sunday schools with 362,421 scholars
The amount raised for general expenses
last year was 1870 ,320; for ministerial
support, s93i,5A.
Some people think that a Commute
sermon is long, but Rev. Ret Logic,
Quaker missionary who is working
among the Indians of Alaska, on ont
occasion sat on the ground for SO hours
with a congregation of % Indians, ex
/ planning to them through an in
terpreter the doctrines of the Bible
That is perhaps the longest sermon Of
record, but the report says that it IRE
suited in the immediate conversion o
21 Indians to Christianity"
Evening journal., 1899-05-17
CHURCHs 18TH ANNIVERSARY
|CELEBRATED by BRIDGETON
YOUNG MANS MAR
noun r,-ru. INV, r-n.cNr 1,r- -rrr

CELEBRATED by BRTDGETON
BAPTISTS-Y YOUNG MANS MAR
ROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH.
Erhgeton. May 17.-Tha 13Stl anni-
versary OF the Dividing Cheek Baptist
Church was celebrated on Sunday. The
Baptist Chlrsiss CT Nlslwp rt and Pert
Norris, which ans the offspring of the
Divlilrig CHdk ChErch. uIlJsd with
the mcLhA, church i'm the celslErat.OnL
Brrglafs We're busy at EI.dseton on
Saturday might, but got little booty
The Residence CT Louis Sclgel WIS en-
tered by forcing a cellar wlniow, and
80 In mclIsy and SOME tiln'Nets WEEK
taken, and Robert Sse,eg's house was
erdsred thr ralh rsu- window and
81. so in money and scm5 jswel-y were
taken
Alexander Grant, a young maclhlnLs'
az ails city, had marrow escape Mon
day. Wdtus working I'M his father
machine shop, at the Cumben2lnd MAI
and Ircn Works, his dloohng wa
cauleht in the cogs and literally strip
psa from him. One foot was badly IN
ilrey. and he was also badly inquired
labcut the head and face. He managed
to SEP fl the belt VIXEN his c1o'lhmls
lhad stepped the wIhss.s, and escape'
further INJURY.
Evening journal., 1899-05-17
WHERE UNIONS VOTE.
POLLING PLACES FOR THE
FRIENDS OF J. EDWARD AID
DICKS ON SATURDAY.

POLLING PLACES FOR THE
FRIENDS OF J. EDWARD AID
DICKS ON SATURDAY.
These polling places have been se-
.ected by the Unf-n Republican First
District COMMITTEES for this primaries
en- Saturday afternoon:
First Northeast corner Fourth
and TamaM streets.
! Second ward-First primary district,
comprising 1st and ID election districts,
Second and Walnut streets.
Second ward-Second primary dis
ltrict comprising Sd and 4th electben
districts, 1903 A street.
ThLrd ward-Noruhwest corner Third
and Jefferson streets.
Fourth ward-322 East Fourth
street.
Fifth ward-Flrst primary district
comprising I'd, 23d, oath, SOD and SD
election District, Eighth and Jeffer-
sen streets.
Fifth waud-Second primary district,
comprising 50th, 31st 54th and 551h
Id.ectlonI Districts, Seventh amid Rodney
streets.
Sixth ward-First primary district,
comprising 9th, 10th and 8Sth election
Id.stnicts Ninth and King streets.
Sixth wand Second primary district
lcompa.s,ng 39th, 40th and 41st election
districts, 1O2 East Twelfih street.
Seventh ward-Ffrst primary dis
trict, comprising 56th and 57tIh election
districts. 1907 Orange street
Seventh ward-Sec-nd primary dis.
trict, comprising 5Sth 59th, Goth and
61et election districts, Delaware avenu.
and Jeffeusonl street.
Seventh ward-Third primary dis
trict, comprising 62d and 63d election
districts, "A. o. II. Hall Delaware ave.
nue. and Scott street.
Seventh wardl-Fourth primary dis
trict. comprising Gath and 65th election
districts, Odd Fellows Hall, High
lands
EIlllhth ward-First primary district
! comprising 11th, 10Th and 18th election
districts. 61O East Seventh street.
E1gIhsh ward-Second primary dis
! trict comprising 42n, ADD 44th. 45tl
! and 46th election districts, Tenth ans
Pine streets.
Ninth ward-First primary district
{ comprising 47th and 18th election dis
triots, northwest conner Thirteenth ami
ClaymOnt sbreets.
Ninth ward-SecOnld primary district
comprises 49th and 5Oth election dis
] trtcts, Elliott avenue and Marke
t street
Ninth ward-Third primary district
! comprising 51st election district, sou.h
S west conner Twemty-ninth and Wash
/ ington streets.
Tenih ward - Northeast corne
5 Fourth and Van Buren, streets.
Eleventh ward-S04 MARYLAND ave
b nue.
Twelfth ward-225 Scott street.
Evening journal., 1899-05-17

Says the State Sentinel. 'Ihe Union
Republicans of Wilmington are apply
ing heroic treatment i'm punglng out Of
Uheir organization every man whose
loya.ty b. the party is donbJfui. How
does this statement comport with the
attitude OF cegltain weIr-kncwn Un.on
Republicans toward City Treasurer
Curry and Howard r. Stats? last
week City Treasurer Curry told the
Regular Republicans THAI NE was a
Regular Republican, amid that Hoffeck-
er amid Willis were the only Uulcn Re
pu'5yicans for whom HE had ever voted.
In answer to thls fgank admission Inc
was informed THAT such action wEuld
not bar him from reca.ylng Regular
Republican support as many oahsn
Regular Republicans did THE SAINT
bhdrg. This rs a true statement i'm ev-
ery respect, and Howard e. Staats anl
his Union Republican friends know
THAT II lis true. That is why THEY cam
not understand the treacherous con
duct OF certain Union Republican can
didates towards Them.
Evening journal., 1899-05-17
TESTED BY THE PLAY.
Southern Audience Didn't "HOller'
over Hero In Gray nut Checred
the One In Blue.

"I saw the reunited nation idea en-
phasized in New Orleans when l was
there on recent visit" said New
York man to q Sun reporter.
Il went to theater where mill
tary play which had success in the
north, and, | believe, in London, is
running. II was the first time IL had
been in the south, and although had
seen it in New York, had some Curl
osity to see il in the south at this par
ticular time. One of the characters in
the play is n northern spy, and he has
the best Of it in every situation, while
the southern fellow who is opposing
him is forever undergoing humiliation
and failure, although he is honest
expected to see the New Orleans audi
ence reverse the opinion of the north;
that it would give its sympathy to the
confederate, and hiss the success of the
spy. I watched the audience critical
" when the confederate in his gray
uniform came on the stage. But there
was a marked absence Of enthusiasm.
As he stepped out the band in the imag-
mary street back Of the scene played
Dixie l confess I always liked that
music, and / looked for the New Or
leans audience to loosen the floor and
shake the roof when the wartime mu-
sic struck up. But there wasn't hand.
There came the first real test The
spying lover of the north turned q
clever trick on the southern agent,
That started the first applause, and the
act brought about several curtains. as
! had seen il do in New York. But
had not expected to see it in the south
ON the last act. where the unior
spy is about to be shot the audienc,
showed a strong sympathy for him
I thought this remarkable. But it was
so marked that q friend said TO mt
that II seemed TO him as if the soutl
had forgotten its lost cause. The con
federate general in the play says t.
the spy: You'll 90 to prison, sab
and stay there until the confederate
army marches into Washington
ut seems to ne that was the plac,
for the southern audience TO holler
I know If had been a southern maj
b | could not have kept still. But IN,
b New Orleans audience did not seem q
take any stock in. the sentiment. Oh
the contrary. the speech Of the genera
e caused derisive laugh.
The spy's reply is; why. general
Until you march into Washington
That means that you are sending m
10 prison for life
, Then the audience broke loose Il
! deafening applause. and one mai
! yelled 'Bravo!' / met an old ex-confed
crate when returned to my hotel ant
asked him IL he had been TO the play
lie said he had. but that he left be
If fore II was over. asked him II he oh
a jecied TO the sentiment
e "'Oh. no.. he answered. 1T is a
& right. bat IL made me feel n bit sa
e 10 see the uniforms
= ~ believe one shows ones natur
Y at the play. And the action Of thi
New Orleans audience shows me tina
the south is all right."-N. Y. Sun.
Evening journal., 1899-05-17

At the National Geological gardens in
Washington has just been received a
tarsier from The Philippines. The
tarsier may best be described rs having
a face like an owl. and body. limbs and
tail like those of a monkey. His sit
ting height is about that of the squirrel
As his enormous optics would lead one
TO suppose, he cuts capers in the night
and sleeps in the daytime, concealed
usually in abandoned olearings. where
new growth has sprung up TO height
OF 90 feet or more.-Chicago Chronicle
Evening journal., 1899-05-17
SALEM COUNTY.

MAY TERM OF COURT NOW IN
sEESlcN--CNE CASE CT INTER
EST.
Salem, MAY 1T.-Ths May le.m OF the
Salem county courts opansd yesterday,
wuoh Justice Ludlow presiding.
The judge, in his charga TO flhe
jury, said that he had only enc case
of special interest TO which he would
call the attenti-m OF members. He said
he understood that a few months ago a
man was FUND dead. or in a dying
condition, along the streets of Salem
The first impression being that it was
a case OF lhomlcida, hut after a careful
and dillgent search by the authorities
they were convinced that 1t was a case
.cf murder-aud HE dlrelcted the jury
to give the matter its most careful
consideration.
The following licenses We're theI
granted: Benjamin S. Tuft, Arlowayi
Jlihn Ryan, Rlttsgrove; Samuel FIench
NJ. A. Acton & Son. Pennsville; JOSEPH
G. French, Pennsgrove. THE lLcensi
of Frank II. Burbank, Pennsville, was
again refused, although Mr.. F'airbanlS
through his counsel, presented a yer!
STRONG plea. Judge Slnnicl1son believe,
THAT one hotel was sufficient to suppg
ftlhe needs of a place THE size of Penns
vide
The grand jury finished Its .abor
ssst evening and returned seven, bill
OF nIdictment, th.ea of whki wer
against George Willa5ts, c-lOred
charging him with the mugdcr OF Ccun
Gilman Mason NJ Bennett, as we'll a
for assault and robbery. WFretts wa
brought into court and pleaded nc
euilty to all of the charges. The tria
was set for October "a.
Evening journal., 1899-05-17
TILE MNNAIHyER.

New York Hera.d's F'Crecasts.-
Quite Ccddel coz wave covers the
lake rcs.cn sl.G extends gorNa'y 0vug
the rortAcrn rec.lcn OF the country
The ZEN i,natme had fallen TO 46 de-
grses 4. Oh cage at s o'o.cck last eveE-
ing, ana was likely 10 approach 10
freezing n sApcsdd n1ruharl diJtrrl
of Michigan drd Minnesota early Us
m9rnrg. ii is warm N the cent"ai
valleys. maximum Of 90 degrees He.
ing reported at ST. Louis. A slight
d.1tJi ltanCs was passing ever this Sec
tlcn to The coast .as. light.
I'm THE Middle States amid New Eng.
land tc-Lay PARTLY clCudy TO fair, cool
dr weather, and d.ght TO fresh variable
winds, preceded by sharp frosts in the
nCrahsgn i,strHcts, amid on THE coast bS
rain. en- Thursday fair weather anC
s.1lRry rising tamperature will prevail
with scusherly winds, followed by rair
in the lake regHon, and on Friday fail
to PANTY cloudy and warmer, probahl.
followed by local rainL European steam
ers now sailing will have variable
bree2es. becoming ml,stly westerly, Il
The Banks.
Evening journal., 1899-05-17

Admiral Dewey's signal service I'm The
Philippines has endsareh HIM 80 every
American. When thu governors cf The
several states call for contributions to
The fund o. be raised to purchase for
htm a handsome home in Washington
in which his deci.nfug y,ads may be
spent in comfort. we have no doubt
that Delawareans Witt respond most
llberal,y to Governor Tunnels appeal
IN Nhnt behalf.
Evening journal., 1899-05-17

vinoed that criminals of high and JAW
degree VIII be summary and justly
dealt with by the courts. 1t is such
miscarriages OF juetee as That whIlch
characterized the Nsu. Sase in Della
ware which inspires psopie to take The
law into their own hands. AID not
leave the matter I'm thc hands OF law
yers and jurors.
Evening journal., 1899-05-17
MArER coMMIssIoN MaRK.

The Water Ccnlml ssion0ns, az NhieNr
& y-stc-tey a9,err13n, decided
TO r.1 3, a paJ,Ils cclrpcsg.cn about the
uess IN Cen sIrirlg Park TO prevent
.ngoy,5 -lcm destroying TIE trees. The
.bs'rrrs in hank was r5pc-bsd ak sl04.
.C75.SS. S-d d.e wsuAy pag-ro.1 OF
Sg3496 was cIdegod paid
Evening journal., 1899-05-17

Something "iust as good" VIII not
answer Stick to your point, and when
you ask for goods advertised in this
paper, you can get them. ~
Evening journal., 1899-05-17

Mrs. Howard Gould must have over
oolms her supsrstlt,ous ayus .cn ito .he
hands-me yacht Niagara, bu.le In this
city fer her wsallhy husband, for she
is che Of a PARTY THAT is new making
am extended cruise i'm the nlohd c.ast.
il WILL be remembered that man who
was working on Jhe Niagara w.l..e She
was in New York fell and was killed.
The casualty had q l.suessl-lg effect
on Mrs. Gould. and Il was s,.ysa at
the Tins THAI she had made the dsclar-
alton th~a She would nsysf aigain go
aboard the yacht. Her re- onsld .catton
of THAI determination sh-ws her good
common sense.
Evening journal., 1899-05-17
ANOTHER VICTIM.

The powers that control the move
manas OF the Board Of Directors Of the
Street and Sewer Department have
found another victim.
Amos AZ Eastburn, who has he'd the
position Of assistant street commas
sioner for the last six years, has re-
oalved his notice to abdlcate. Why is
This? Is gs for the reason that he cam
mot pull as many votes as four super
visors, who wiil obey the mandates o.
the Young MEMS Republican Grub
surely. IL is moi because he is ineom'
petent and unfailhfui, Six years q
service and experience ahOuii hav'
made him more valuable, in this I'M
porant office. While mis- dismissal d
a iact, yet the public knows THAT 81 d
not to The advantage OF the depart
mene 0r i'm the public interest,"
Evening journal., 1899-05-17
A NEW CANDIDATE

John J. Ccogan has ann mnceh HIM
se-f as a candidate tGT ha.nif ci, City
Council John J. Ryan, The present anr
cu1nbent. Is not worried, however.
Evening journal., 1899-05-17
May PE KIULED.

"a runner was current this morning
that Kirk McCready. OF this city,
was killed on Saturday last near Ma
Mia. How the rlImcr started no one
seems to know.
Evening journal., 1899-05-17

The columns OF nane-tsnths OF the
newspapers OF the United States are
open &C. anything Genaral Males may
write concerndng the finding OF the
Wade Court Of Inquiry.
Evening journal., 1899-05-17
cnRCIIS CAR on FIRF.

Circus car No. 1O5 cauehp fire this
mcrn,ng from hot box The flame
WAS soon extineu.shsd, and very little
damage was done.
Evening journal., 1899-05-17
NTRrNR INSTEAD on ACCIDEN7

WEI. Chestr May IA thorough
Investigation will be made into the
.d,l,l 60 Dancel Monaghan. who was
RUN over by a trolley car Sunday might
rc1r tlMe. tt is believed me was muir
d,,ed and hhed. and his body placed
on the track. Three rllglcas wore seem
with him at Gate hour Sunday might
ard THE pclsce are bunting for them.
Evening journal., 1899-05-17

No men have more shortening:
han those who are always behind time
-ch,ssgs Daily Neva.
Evening journal., 1899-05-17

ITVnTUVnI Tor MI7cTnNIO
Men. Free. Weakness,
nervous waste. secret losses,
decline. cured hy our eXclu-
siNO methods. Wonderful
appliance and remedies selii
On tridi and oppror0i. No
advance pay required. no
con. scheme. Information
of supreme value, noWhert
else obtainablc, sent free
1 Co. BUFFALO. MY.
Evening journal., 1899-05-17

a. G. MdCauslami was the guest OF
WfIiam M. Hayes. in West Chester
yesterday.
Evening journal., 1899-05-17

Tho Mlddletown Transcript says;
"This advice for harmony is, we be-
lleve. In the interest OF good govern
mert in Wilmington and better feet-
ing among Republicans I'm the state
We trust one Republican ticket may
be Inc result Of The best Judgment OF
all Wilmington Republicans. II, how
ever, the Union Republicans insist
upon harmony with THE Regular lamt
inside the hungry Union lion, iItlsn ths
lamb had best remain safe IN ITS OWL
pasture in 7thp Regula- Republican
fold" In other words, it is the Regu
lar Republican, idea that genuine han
mony can only be brou2ht a.bclt b.
the Regular Republican lamb taking ;
cuue for the grass habit and then swal
living the Union Republican lion.
Evening journal., 1899-05-17

Howard e. Stats ana his irianLs
vii, not tameiy submit TO the plan. CT
certain Urlon Republican leaders to
nominate City Treasurer Curry in
rgelSrsnoo to him. We Garnet 3mag-
mo why any Union Republican
SHOULD seriously contemplate the ri,n-
inat.on CT Mr.. Curry a. a jurctu.e like
this. when it IS the avowSl purpose OF
the Un-1n RspuSIean party o. nomi-
nate mrm-.rs CT it's o'wn party arid s,
R.-l-ar Republicans take care o.
tham-e-'es. Can II be possible that
the hsart OF the Addi1ks allowing Is
iat.lng at the eleventh hour?
Evening journal., 1899-05-17

Original ideas. individual patterns, and.
low-prlced wall papers. and window
shades. Greerman. Seventh and King
streets
Evening journal., 1899-05-17

Washington sa,ccrs aTs TO he kept
opsn en- Sunday unless "a recent dlols-
.cn CT Judge N.mhals OF the Polfca
Ccura is overru,si He has dscldad
That under she act CT 1898 the sale of
liqu,r in shat city is le2aA II is to
be hopa4 ihat an appellate ccunt wiz
deo.aie thai MS Interpretation ct the
statute is ct fault, CIR, Chat fag,ns, thai,
ne law Itself VIA be quickly repeated.
lls sa.bhallh's sarptity ana enjoyment
CT cur nat'ona. capital. ah-u,d mo. be
marrol by such ocmilton.
Evening journal., 1899-05-17

Now that some Of this Url.cn Rsrub-
Mcan leaders are weakening IN their
determination mot 40 support any Reg
ular Republican nomlnsa. we lnyiJa this
world to wltrees the rapid dislatsgra-
tom OF The Union Republican forces i'm
the approaching city e-eJcn The
Regular Republican leaders are play
ing the same cid want-to-wln game
and they a1e hLlng ready ra.arecs
even on the Unrn Republican Trsl
District Commitlee One by one they
are being uopod in, ami unless tho
lines are kept sharply defined the Reg
ular Republicans Will demonstrate e
the people OF THE State THAT AddiclSs
has net a corporal's guard Of supp,rt
ers in the city OF Wilmington.