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The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-19
RODE ALL THE WAY FROM BUFFALO
spurheid Boys Arrive iu St. Louis
Awheei Yesterday.

walter J. S!arfieIi and Albert :. Spar
field. cousins, who live In Buffalo. \. Y.
arrived in St l.Uui. Yesterday morning
aWhe"!. having started from their homes
ir1rJ arn days ago. They made the "Trip Tor
pleasure. and Will remain in the city about
tWO weeks. They are staying at the hOm"
"l Charles Woodward. No. 2llt EugeniI
street
They report that they :ode against the
wind tn. entire way from Euffa!o and thIJ
The roads were very b.,l. They were re-
cFlNsI ty tho various clubs along thg route
ana were Always ma5c welcome at the /.
Vi. . A. headquarters They made Al
"N'iaSg nt fourteen miles day. Both
seFtt III the ,i.ty-iitIn New York Req
mont in liz. fusIl WI
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-19
coACHyAS yLECK IN CHARGE.
Eastern Expert Takes Smith Tenn
Ont for Etrsr EnnIhnii Practice.

James 3. Van Week. graduate OF New
York University. and football player par
excellence, appeared at the PasLmc
grounds yesterday afternoon TO begin his
engagement with the athletic association
OF Smith Academy a. coach tor The tO';t-
bali team that wiI wear the white ana
red stripes On the gr!ciron this season
Mr. Van Week learned football at his alma
mater under the tutclage Of the greatest
Of ali kickeTs. Bun. the Yale man. The
New Yorker puts more life into a bunch Of
young play Srs than any one around mere
with the possible exception Of Dick Bland.
Yesterday afternoon he had but eight boys
10 iine up ard put through tie PAGES.
which, OF course, was quite a dlsadVantase,
ns had no backs, but Mr.. Van Week
vent right ahead, giving them tackle pfaC-
lice followed by practical illustrations OF
now man should be grabbed ana thrown
VHen the boys were almost tired cut with
tackle him. Hits kicking the bali to
him from behind the line formed by the
other seven men, with Eiiers OF Washington
at center. Tee work was finished of with
run around the thlTd-rniie cycle track.
In speaking Of the prospects Of his team,
Ar. Van Week said:
small number OF men that have at pres
ent but Mr.. CuTd promises tnat Will have
d squad OF at least twenty when the acad-
eny opens on the 18th. II the rest OF the
men are anywhere near as good as those
that now have. can promise % give the
Bigh School team thai they tell nc 50
fail"
Of last years team but three men are
expected TO rsturn-HiltS an! Glazier, both
OF whom worked yes eraayr and Foster. who
is some place in Virginia, but cannot be
Tesched by mail. 80 nothing definite IS
known about him.
Giazter win be at guard again. but Hits
may go behind the lire II enough weight
can be gotten into IL. This is very doubtful,
however. as most Of the new material Is
very light. "Fri;z' Lehman is one eNcep-
uon, he being very heavy and supported
By the uuderpinnlng Of 99-pouud man.
Tha Hoffman boys. the best baseball play
sTs in the iEterscholastfc teams, vii! try
their luck at football this year and ii gTit
and headwork can help them, they viii be
on the regular team that lines up against
Washington on the 9th Of next month.
Jim Reynolds. old Smith boy. who
Played en- the freshman team at Yale. was
cIi tfe feli giving the boys a few pointers
mere and there, some of them not liking
10 show their igBOl auce Of the game TO their
new coach while they were willing enough
% SHOW Reynolds what they did not Know.
AT Reynolds viii return to Yale giving
me Smith team his help in the meantime,
ana Will try TO make the varsity team.
-; Lousans will rejoice II he is success
Lol, as with two tUWusmeE on one of the
MS Eastern teams they would have some
'hing In en athletic way 20 De proud Of.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-19
WANT OPIUM IMPORTED FREE.
Wholesale Druggists in Session at
Chicago Also Condemn War Tax.

Chicago. Sept. 1s.-Importation Of opium
iato the United States free of duty was
advocated At the opening of the twerty-
sixth annual convention of the National
day. The psan to abolish the duty on the
drug was urged as q means TO make it's use
more available and to save to the DRUGGISTS
SSo1'gD a year now paid to the Government
as 4uty on the 10000 pounds of opium an
nuaiiy imported.
OPIUM was declared TO be Disseminated
;ef tlAt z heavy duty on the drug dis
couTaEed the opium habit. The propositiOn
TO petition congress was referred to a spe-
The convention also adopted a report de-
nouncimG as class legislation the war : no
days.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-19

size and -igor. Simply send your name and
address IN Dr- =. ". Knapp. lp9 Hu buili-
Ing. Detroit. Mich. and h. Vii! GLADLY send
the free receipt with 1uii directions 81 that
any man may easily cure himself at home
This is certainly most generous offer ard
tire following extracts taken from his daily
nan slow what men tnlnk OF bis gener-
Osisr.
Dear SiT-Fleass accept my sircere
thanks for y0JFS %. recent date. / have
given y'U- treatment g thorough test and
Ire benefit has been extraordinary. 1! mas
completely bTICej me up. | am Just as Wig
how luPp- ] am"
Dear Sir-IOHr method worked tsaIti-
fully. Results we're exactly 81 hat T needed.
: T5ugtn ana yi1OT have completely re
turned and ENLARGEMENT Is entirely salts
factory
Dear Sir--Y0uTs was received and had
trouble IN making lS- on ire receipt as
directed and can tTuthfUiy say it is boon
- weak men ! am greatly improved In
s'Ze strength and vislr."
All corr. sI0U!eTce Is strictly confidential.
mailed in plain ssGlet Cnys.opc. The re-
Ceipt j. free Ip: jhe asking and he wants
every ma n 10 have fr.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-19
THE WEATHER..
rIn-DnNr Enrernst.

Washington. s,It tS--torecdSt Tor "Wednesday
SAu Ghu -ity.
l!iia.is-I..cal rain wednesday and possibly
tt Lrsiay. frssH 10 brisk east u south vi.cs.
Ii Du;-iis Va II le-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., wednesday. THURSDAY coo.-
'r ~ n fat: Ia Nc Tern aE1 showers III eastern
:. TtiJfs. --sf tp Syutn wlacs-
!iaIloict and i-IisI t-rritr r!---Ao~ers ana
cooler VI .dnsseiay- Thursday fair; s9uthGFty
NiHu.. becoming rorthtIiy-
iuga-I.1cal rains " elnes1ay. Thursday fair
except s.Jly sEpw,Ts Ia eNtrenie eastern por-
q, L. .dzt1Tiy Minds becoming N3Fia'ie-
issosi:-~b0Vtr trs " eGuss day. SyoLer n north
s~t. n portion. Thu siay fair ia western pc2-
silly s4Jalt4 Ia east pc don: edSI to south
VII is. t.cr ming variable.
Nebra~Ka-FaiT and l.1leI IN western portion;
showers in EASTERN pcl ton wednesday Ih1rsiay
iair- yarl4b, Winds.
klns 8s-cOoie- end partly cloudy Wednesday.
rita showers !n eastern portion. Thursday va
IL Ia YEllla aNG Narnrr.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-19
PRESIDENT RETURNS TO DUTY.
Chinese Situation Called Him 10
Washington.

canton. O.. Sept. N.-Pfesident Mckinley
started for Washington at l.z5 this after
neon on The regular Pennsylvania train
Secretary CoT!e.you accomraHied him. 1t is
said matters connected with the Chi.e-e
nation more than any thing else ctU him To
iie capital at this time.
There weJC no prominent cai,-rs al th.
NJ hlniry home to-day who expected To
COME having been wired 81 the Presidents
intended departure. The President aad MRS.
Mckinney. accompanied hy Airs Day fouk
an extended morning drive. The Prasident
Is feeling unusually well. Tie rest aud gI,iat
BE- tOck Saturday anJ Sunday had a !nOst
beneficial effect
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-19
GIFT TO CHICAGO UNIVERSITY.


't;agG". sept N-ln ggdc. 40 eject d
I'll. ys.ral .,.Iu.a h.ii as q wpHEu"rt Io H.
s.r.. IT.nk who died "a fey years ago IN
GsrTary \. G. ETtirtt Of chicago has
gwen the University Of 'hirJGo Sl2J0nD
tr ADDITION 10 this gift Doctor Harper
s-.rauu,.- ;ha: jh' trustees contemplate
e.. erection ot tea U,w buildings. work M
Oh aieu will b" begun rot later than nest
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-19

Richard Yates spoke in Alton last even
ing. He arrived IN Tie city at I o'clock on
Il special car. accompanied by a number
of prominent politicians and press repre-
seutatives. Senator Mason joined tile party
there
The meeting was originally billed for the
Seminary Squire Park, but on account of
The sudden change IN the weather the. TEN
pIe Th,ater was Used. Yates eXcuri ted
The administration OF Altseid AMI iaud. Il
the Tanner regime. The candidate for Gov
eruor occupied On.y few miHU -, and was
followed by Mrs. Carrie Alexander of Belle
Vile candidate for trustee of the University
CT Illinois.
Senator Mason closed the meeting with
"A ferty-fiys MINUTES address In which he
pronounced protection the paramount issue
Of the campaign.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-19
RAIN TO FOLLOW COLD WAVE.
ForecasJer Says Low Temperature
Is Not Unusual.

According u the officials Of the local
weather bureau. the cold wave OF the last
few days viii pass 10 the East and leave
behiud ii rains for 1t. Louis and Missouri
The weather will De somewhat warmer.
has Tor 4 week ur ten udyS 1T least the
thermometer Is no. expected to register
much higher than %. Some warm atncr
l. expected refuye the frost is or The pump
kin. but there ls nothing ~ present u 1T
dictate when tli- Will cone.
The summer - not slated 10 end untiI
September -. AID the warm weather hich
wds uUt during Gays occupied ~ the present
Cr;j spell viii probably appear about the
.rst IdrJ Of october. Acting Forecast OF
Hn!ai l.. j.. Spencer saws that the presept
cold snap IS moi an uncommon condition
tor this tim. II year. For many years. ne
says, this region has been visited with Il
week or more OF frosty weather in Sepiem-
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-19

J. y. Q \. SItDl TALkS-Abr =
Eber-ole edyoatiludl dire tor OF the J. u;
&. : classes 10 the Schools ou Grand aId
FrgT kiln ovaU Uu-- Announced yr- to-day th1t
series of study talks on various subjects
EEyc been arranged by the Instructors OF
ID. various classes TO be held in the even
ivg= from September = 10 - ptembrr - IN
crdeT thai YOUNG men who desire to enter
any Of the classes may do 50. Professor
l:ler~rI. says that there arr many young
men who wish {" -hieF evening classes but
do not lsuOS what LGU!se 10 pursue.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-19
HARRY ELI>T.s DEFEATED NELSON
Won ths First of a. series OF Three
Maccs Cor MoEla-s Chamninmshin.

Boston, sept. lN.-Hsrry Fixes won the
irsJ II series OF three races motor
paced. one hours riding, for tine champion
sh.p Of III. world. by riding thiTty-hye
mites - yards IN 5..-' 80. .Iaius; Nei-
sons thirty miles Ia yards in 5I:4l -.
AT Charles River Pllk thi~ evening.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-19
Weekly Cattle Inspection.

Springfield, Ill, Sept lS-FoIiowing is the
weekly report Of the cattle inspection at tho
Union : 0ck Yards Chicago, for the week
ending September 10:
Number of cattle inspected in yards 9l2:
passed in yards, I2S; held for post mortem
10; passed on post mortem. 81: condemned
as unfit for food and tanksd. :; cases, of tu-
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-19
TWO MORE FATALITIES.
List Of Dead From Cincinnati MRS
cry Fire Numbers Eight.

CnciunaIi. o.. sept. lS.-Captain Elizabeth
Erickson died II he hospital tu-nislt at II
o'clock from The effects Of injuries received
in the Salvation Army Nurs ~ fJo on
Tuesday.
Thi. makes eigh' victims. Captain Anuer-
son having lied this morning. The remain
ing four injured have almost recovered.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-19
MARCUS DAILY
RAPIDLY SINKING.
Physicians Believe the Multimil-
lionaire VIII Not Live
Twelve Hours.
CLARK UNDER THE SAME ROOF.
Story of the Long Struggle lie
tween the Two Mine Owners
Control the Democracy
Of Montana.


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-, ~.
MEG ana III" ''i'i''I'''''i''' - y t-'7 a g.
point "t death y; ms apartments Ia the Ne"
Netherlands Hotel
At 4 c0u.IlJtat!o,, Of physicians. held Iato
ttis evening II w.. decided that only the
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=, -, ,..:-.
o. "-'n '''- ~ ''-'-' ''u' ''r
vas 50 c!iHc'i tiEtt NJ iS1aiy Was iii'ri!ieH
tia. the end would probably come before
morning
Will. Mr. DsIv'e Iif. Is sicUiy ebbinas
- a., G. =. .,1..,,.,,,.I 10.
| ""'S'
! seen ia The corridor OF lhe Ne" Nel'er-
lands hotel Is that 81 W y. Clark. VINO X
stii! con!csJiug for "a sat ia the United
states Srrat. as 4 representative Of Mon
tgr.r
H. ~ , .it ,, liz , :
-
'"." ~" ''''' ~ ''t'"" ''''' s".'P
.i"r'' I.'r presence ut senate! '"'.h "'''''
IN" sam" r""f jfit Shtiiif7 Mt i'''y H'i''7
To- recall "a" relentless Warefsle ytay ;hs-"
two mon Hav, a.cn wag1,l AGAINST the other
f.,. .r,.,.,... OIL. -r,-. + y.a,ru
-s.s
-.-I'-@ t.uF Nl's porn iA if'.'-'t1 Ia 49,
I.is vCuthfal ift was urCylHtfG.. Nhen
In ,....- o.. ,-.,-.. 1.. fl i,, ..-,,rit',u he
80 -. - i.,....,.. fn,
,'''' u" N''''ii'', 7i'i =. .i'' az, ~ T -a
"wu.I' had y.uU8 OF J.. Went O." Montana,
taking aJvaiifage OF every opportunity IL
'...r.,y. ~. with tr, rourtry"
" ,,'.rt, ,,bo t.5 b.cn in Montana
= IN "a - 60 -,H,'t4 II, tb.
a.. 'f'i'I S,1i - Na-' - -, .nJ
Alice silver MIN, near b"it" '''-. s''-
Daly WIS installed a., is manager. Quick
ra see his opportunities, and O'ways ready
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-19
Turner'S in ENpositton Contests.

me entries for The athletic contests at the
tt-ALosltion which begin next Wednesday night
- nlber Is show d list. which. though fanll-
81 % al turner's. viii present a very strange
sii'vs rance &c the average to>eT oi athletics y
- - LOUIS. As the contests are mostly turner's
.ptcis lLes this vas 80 be expected Tne relay
sses IN the only speciality in which the turner's
one T,.rprcT,,, q" no. go ya,' ig trsiy,i7f-
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-19
New Trainmaster for VI, Ia. At.

MI Bio II s.-IAIA
Waco. Tex. Sept. B.-George H Bowers.
freight agent OF the Missouri Kansas and
Texas at this point. has been appointed
general baggage master Of that road to
succeed ". X. Maxwell. deceased Mr.
Bowers is succeeded here by w. W. Holmes
ihe chief clerk Mr.. Bowers left to-right
Tor Parsons, kas-, TO enter upon his new
duties.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-19
Died of His Injuries.

REPUBLLC SPECIAL
CARLYLE H.. Sept. l5.-Erank Schmidt q
veII-kEown and wealthy citizen of Huey
died last night from the effects of injuries
sustained In a boiler explosion Monday
morning Deceased was 70 years of age.
The remains will be taken TO st. Louis for
intermeut Wednesday morning.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-19
Trust Company Licensed.

ktPC BIO SPEtIAI-
Springfield. Ill, Sept. N-The Auditor Of
Public Accounts to-day licensed the Central
Trust and Savings Bank of Rock Island TO
do a trust business in the State. The COM
pany qualified under the trust act by dpDOs-
iting with the Auditor 5000 in municipal
bends.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-19

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Marshall, Mo-. Sept. IS-Early tlris morT-
ing fire destroyed the clothing stock of Tih-
belts & Hawkins. loss S700). insurance S. 90;
d. l. Hutchlns, gallery, loss S249. insured
for 500: Mrs. ODwyer. on building. loss
81 5is1 no Insurance; l.. r. Wiley. real estate
office. loss $40, TO insurance.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-19
BELLE ARCHER Is DYING.
WeIl-knoWn Actress Suffered a
Stroke of Apoplexy Yesterday.

jamestown. y. " Sept. 1s-Beile Archer,
the actress who was to have appeared here
tonight. suffered stroke OF apoplexy ct
Warren. Pa, this morning, and is said to
10, =, 3,ir
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-19

Street Fair began here to-day. and the vOt-
ing was quite brisk. The tive ladies receiV-
ing next to the highest votes Will be chosen
maids of honor. The fair will be held Sep
tember % II y and %.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-19
YELLOW FEVER AT HAVANA.
Situation Said 10 Be Decidedly Un
Observation-Disclosures Victim.

Havana. Sept. is.-The yellow fever situa-
tion is decidedly Gnfavorable. Mr. Andrew
b. Patterson of Wheeling, w Va. died to-
day of the disease.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-19
SCAI.DED BY William J. Vi

cont. coal paSS@r az the Hodf q Erefichs
Chemical Works. foot Of NsDSho street,
Vas seriously ScaideG IL eS,JuiGg steam
Yesterday morning. shortly after O'Clock
the sewer lcgji,l.: from the chemical works
To- the Mississippi River became Choked
with rubbish I'm order 10 open IL Up the
fireman turned the steam from the boilers
iDtO il. The force Of the steam blew the
C0.c- II thc inlet of allowing the steam
To- strike Vincent sCdlGjug him about the
back. arms ara legs. He was taken To his
home. at NJ. ..tiI PennEylvania avenue, in
& carriage. Doctor Edgar c. Walker of
No. G5S Michigan avenue dressed the burns
ana pronounced thcsl serious.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-19

Who is in luck? People having Backus
Heaters In noW-they are in luck ana the
Backus Building. lol1 Olive. is the place to
get them; also Wclsbach lights.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-19
TEXAS CATTLEMAN DEAD.
Dennis O'Connor Was
Widely Known in the West.

San Antonio. Tex, Sept. B.-Dennis
o'Connor, a millionaire cattieman and
banker OF Victoria. died to-day. He was
widely known in the West
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-19

Or r. B. S4rden. ieI y. Broadway Cieruod
4 Iaccars hg.id.pEl-Cfdee hours: Q O. n. 10
> m. Wednesday and Saturday P. ~ Sunday
10 to I.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-19
Dx. SANDEN
ELECTRIC & slT-

upon four months abso.uta
free trial. without one cent
belng pais In adv aBce OF de-
posted L. any manner. al;
ask "a that tie receiver
deal honestly By nre as Z
Will by hlD. Send for my
tz.a=t hook just publ lcc.
giving all information re-
gaEGilS rJy isys-n1lon ana
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-19
Local Report
TsUN.sT fFEFt-
81. Loais. Sept Il. 1900
Gnxerrmcnf Report.

Department OF Agriculture. Weather Bu:ssu-
Meteorological observations received az ST. Louis
September Is. 1909. at as =. IA. local ne and
2. seventy -i.fth mel sridiar time Oosery ATOMS
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-19
Miss Young Now Mrs. wherry.

Marshall. Mo, Sept. IS 49, Doctor c A
Wherry OF Ogden. Utah. and Miss Mary
Eva Young Of Marshall were married here,
to-day, the Reverend Mr.. Howell officiati ting
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-19

CHATTEI. DEED OF TRUST-Tne Jo-
seph L. Di,Emaur seed Company, 10 IIlp
North Third street. yesterday gave Oh &
t"i deed OF trust for 81. !52.Jp 10 Robert Y.
PommeT. trustee fUr ID. j. Bushnell ~ Com
pauy and other creditors
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-19

SENT TO THE REFUGE-Pesrl. Barney
ana Roy Clancy. aged IT,. 3 and years r.
apcCriTel!. were :-Ht -p the House of Ief-
u-e yesterday al the request u their m1tr-
er. They claim their fathe- deserted tnsn.
Mrs. Clancy has i-moTjhs old baby 10
care for.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-19
Contest for Fair Queen.
RErUBLIC SPECIAL.

Harrisburg, ILL.,, Sept fS-A contest 10
choose 4 queen for the Harrisburg Free
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-19

LADIES WILL ENTERTAIN-The Ia
dies branch Of the Young Mems Hebrew
evening 1T Tn" nome Uf thr association,
no. 2537 Locust street.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-19

ABANDONED BABE DIES-A girl baby
apparently .hfee days old. WIS found b.
OiilCeF t\DiIfiEg Of The Filth District III Tbg
vacant lot just east Of the Re:hesiu Home,
No. .iJ9 Vista avenue The babe was cared
for at the home, but died after a few EUu:rs.
and l. now al the mOIgue
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-19
TRIAL! !

To all 81 ercrs ( om what
ever " : zues.s or debility,
RlsuIna E sD, Lance Back,
etc. j Ctter my
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-19

INCORPORATED +. e. Robinson
Lumber CcclpaLy yesterday filed articles Of
Incorporation with Recorder HaEH. The
concern Is cap;talized 1T Ss"rp. divided iI-
To- 4tr shares q! S'0l each. EDen :. Robin
son holds &"s shares. calvin l.. i:"btGSOn
! and Henry Ou-rmdE !.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-19

FOTGHT 4 STEANGEE-3iirI Sls-
key # NJ. S2I East Stein stree; bees NE ia
volyed in fight early yesterday morning
with stranger at Polish parry, - No
Iiss South broadway. Several Of the slLln-
gers friends went 10 his assistance They
pounded SUskey over the head with beer
S!aSs,S. They al escaped,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-04-18
Snow Stops all Traffic.

Topeka, Kan. April II. Traffic
on the Santa Fe and Rock Island
roads in and out of Denver is tied
up as a result of a heavy snow
storm, accompanied by "a strong
wind which was started in the
Palmer lake region Sunday moon
The snow fall continued during the
afternoon and night, and covered
the distance from Denver to Col
orado Springs. The wind had the
effect of filling the cuts with snow
to such depth that a rotary snow
plow sent out by the Santa Fe last
night was blocked and had to be
shoveled free. The snow did not
extend east of Colorado Springs.
The Santa Fe reports its entire
New Mexico division blocked by
snow.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-04-18
CHEIR0,
The Wizard of the West.

Is now in your city, He is prepared
to treat all manner of diseases, TO
matter how complicated or of how
long standing they may be. His sue
cess as Il vital magnetic healer is
something wonderful. Prof. Cheiro
is Il graduate of the American School
of Magnetic Healing, Nevada, Mo.
He is eminently successful i'll treat
ing paralysis, rheumatism, cancers,
tumOrS, nervous diseases of all kinds.
tape worm, deafness, catarrh, ague,
heart disease. consumption, diseases
of women and children, fits. bad hab-
its, weakness of men and women
treated, no disease beyond help. Liq-
nor, tobacco, morphine, snuI and
suffering positively y cured. No heart
so sad, no home so dreary. but that
Prof Cheiro can tighten the gloom.
Come, all that are sick. and consult
this wonderful man. lie Will also
teach you the art of HYPNOTISM
and guarantees you success, Prof.
Cheiro is also Il graduate i'm PalmistTy
and an expert Life Reader Now, all
who would their fortunes krow, and
want to live Il happy life, should TO
Prof. ChcirO 20. Your talent he will
read, and tell what is decreed: how to
avoid Il checkered life, and in this
world succeed. All work guaranteed.
Hours 3 a m. to- 9 p. M. Prices rea-
Sonablc. Office. 2ll West Main street
corner Gf G. street.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-04-18
Wagner to be Re-Surveyed

The Wagner map submitted to
the department at Washington was
not approved. That's a fact. The
townsite commission up there has
been ordered to re-survey a consid-
erable portion of the town. They
have got the plat in a pretty less.
The map, if reports be true, is no
map at all. There are laagers.
sprults, kopjes, Spion KOps and a
conglOmeratiOn of lOgorithms, sines
and 60 slnes, tangents and angles
that would obfuscate Euclid, drive
the great Euler mad, and make a
man meet himself three times in
going around his own lot. The
work will have to be done over. if
was too raw. And yet this is the
map that was heralded ali over the
world as the best in the territory
and complied the quickest. Mus
kogee Times.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-04-18

the plcasantest cathartic known. They do
not gripe but they do their work.
DR.. PieTces Golden Medical Discovery
cools and puTifes the blood and acts as a
general tonic to the whole digestive system,
neutralizing and eradicating all poisonous,
irritating matter.
The patient who takes these two REM
edies will not only find his piles cured but
will soon discover that his general health
is greatly improved
Dr. PierSe's Pellets cure biliousness.
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Stevens, Kennerly &
SpraginS Co.,
Main Street,
Warning Order,
ARDMORE, /. T.

Warning Order.
In the United States district court I'm ths
indian Territory, Southern District:
Ora Z. Miller Plaintiff, J
vs.
Jno. L. Miller, Defendant
The defendant Jno. J.. Miller, f. warned
10 appear in this court in thirty days and
answer the complaint of the plaintiff, Ora
Witness Hon. Hosea Townsend, Judge
OF said court and the seal thereof this lTfh
day of April, 1900.
lsRAL G. NJ. CAMPBELL, Clerk
Furman, Herbert a. Mathers. ATTORNEYS.
j. q. Graham, Atty for rnon-resident
First published April IL, 1900.
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The man who called the Atoka
convention to protest against the
action OF the South McAlester con-
vention has come out in an inter
view in favor of early separate
statehood. All classes and persons
are coming to realization of the
fact that the best solution of Ter
ritory affairs lies in statehood, the
only difference being as to whether
single or double statehood is best.