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The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15
BOYS TERRIBLE FALL.
LOSES ONE EYE AND BREAKS A
LEG AS WELL.

The four-year-old son of Charles Kla-
bunda, living at 8i7 Sylvan street, was
seriously injured Friday evening by fall
ing from the second story of his home.
The boy fell a distance of fifteen feet,
and his head struck on sharp stake
driven In the ground. His left eye was
badly injured and will probably be sight
less. The boys right leg was also broken.
The little fellow was taken to the city
hospital after the accident. but lis
parents yesterday caused him to be re-
moved to their home The boy wifi doubt
less recover
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15

versity people After that their plans
are unsettled, but they will both rest
for at least a couple of years.
There is universal regret felt among
the pupils and faculty at the school be-
cause of the designations of both Prof
Brewster and his wife, who are very
popular No names have yet been sug-
gested to NIL the vacancies.
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Not Out Of Business.

We have not gone out of business. We
have gone out of retailing business. We
only, the ''Gold Seal Rubber Boots and
shoes and Mackintoshes. Goodyear Rub
Der Company. James Suydam, Secretary
St Paul. !
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15

WHAT DO THE PEOPLE
GET FOR THE TAXES THEY
PAY4 OUR SCHOOLS ARE
CRIPPLED; OUR POLICE
FORCE a FARCE; OUR CITY
COUNCIL A DISGRACE; OUR
INFAMY. LOCAL CRIMINALS
ALONE RECEIVE POLICE PRO-
TECTIGN.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15
CITY aEWS.

LuxemburGers VIII Dance - The
Luxemburger club will give a ball to-
morrow night at Assembly hall.
To Examine Law Students Forty
young men who seek admission to the
bar will be given test of their Black
stonian knowledge at the state house
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15
BEFORE GRAND JURY.
Operations of Plnmmer, the WAITE h
Expert, VIII Come Up.

John Plummer, who is under arrest
for the alleged theft of sixteen watches
of value ranging from $40 to $150, which
he secured under pretense of repairing,
waived examination in the municipal
court yesterday and was held to the grand
jury on the charge of grand larceny.
Two other complaints, charging petty
larceny, are on file against Plummer
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15

The best Easter dinner will be served
in Hotel Metropolitan Cafe" Sunday
evening. This famous Hotel and its SUI
perior table service and choice accommo-
dations Is at the head in everything.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15
WOOD WON HIS FIGHT.
But He Had to Pay Instead of Win
ming q Purse.

ming Purse.
John Wood wandered down Third street
Friday night In such q muddled condition
that he mistook a clothing dummy. In
front Of j. D. Meyers store. 291 Third
street, for a prizefighter, and set out to
vanquish the pug He landed a stiff
punch on the dummy ribs and sent It
crashing through the store window. Wood
was going away with shouts OF victory
when Patrolman Call gathered him in on
the charge of drunkenness. In the police
court yesterday Wood paid a fine of SO
and settled for the damage he did to the
store.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15
Accused OF shopIifting

Mrs. L. Lang living at 225 Spruce street,
was arrested by Special Officer BulIoek4ab
the Golden Rule store last evening on the
charge of larceny OF pair of slippers. =
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15
Infants Coats
and Caps.

Newest and prettiest things for the
baby at the lowest Of low prices.
BONNETS AND HATS. Null Hats and
Bonnets-Iaiess novelties in large Pokes
and French Caps, Soc, 75c, $i.oo and
UP to $500.
REFERS. Fine quality Ladies' Cloth.
with large collars, finished with fancy braid.
Sl.7 and S2.25.
Children,s 74-length Box Coats and
Refers, $500 to $500.
GOLF CAPES. Late novelties In smart
Golf Capcs, So. 25, $500 and $3.50.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15

Williams Is a DeIegate-W. w. VIII
Hams was yesterday appointed by Gov.
Lind as a delegate to the Trans Missis-
sippi congress, which meets at Houston
Tex, this week
Dr. Keam Better = The condition Of
DIR. A. p. Keam, whose eyes were in
fected while he was performing an opera
ton at st. Joseptfs hospital. was some
what improved yesterday
May Get WeIl-The physician attend
ing Mrs. Margaret Stanton at her home.
s52 Prior avenue, states that In all prob
ability she will survive the effects of the
serious burns which she suffered three
weeks ago.
On the soMers Pian-W, A. Somers.
next Wednesday noon at the CONNER
cial club. will give an address on "A Just
and Equitable Plan for Real Estate As
sessments." The Chamber of Commerce.
Jobbers' union and the Real Estate ex-
change will attend
Ignfted, by observation-disclosures hot,sa
cleaning at the home of Mrs. Katherine
Dawes. 81 North washington street. yes
teFday afternoon, gasoline used as q dis
1nfectant ignfted In an up stairs bed
room, setting fire to the building. The
department extinguished the blaze before
any considerable damage had been done.
Carriers VIII Give a Concert-The
committee In charge Of the postoaice
band entertainment April "a wishes to in
vite through the Gi o all their friends
who have not received an invitation to
come any way. as they are welcome lust
the same. It Is the intention of the bows
TO make things pleasant for those attend
Ing. The band Is making special efforts
to that end.
Greggs Are Safe-Jesse A. Gregg and
family are now in Rome, safe from the
smallpox epidemic. which threatened the
passengers en- board the steamship New
England. Mrs. S. C. Grier. of Merriam
Park. sister Of Jesse A Gregg, has re-
cefFed word from her brother that they
had been landed somewhat suddenly at
Naples, but are now out of danger in
Rome
Closing OF the Commons Year@The
Commons Literary society will close the
meetings of the year tomorrow night
with an attractive and amusing pro-
gramme. The Shortt living pictures will
be exhibited and >the Quaker auartette
composed Of w. r. Stokes, James Nc.
Partland. Miss Pearl Pittmann and Miss
Ella Golden. will appear. Vocal solos
will be rendered by R. w. Boyer, Henry
f. Keenis. Samuel Perry. Mr. Geddes
Mrs Fargo, Mrs. Anna Herschler and
Master lyle La Pine; a vocal duet by
Mrs. Hersehler and Mr.. Koenig: instru-
mental selections by Prof. Fenwick, Cul.
bert. MeIlrath and Messrs Artz and
knauh. H G. Neal viii address the So
ciety.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15
Teas

We import direct the best and purest
Teas; we wholesale Teas, and we sell di-
rect to the eonsun er only pure Teas that
are thoroughly tested. While oolong,
English Breakfast, -Ceylon, Assam, Gun
powder, Young Hyson and every wanted
variety of Tea is here in unsttnted guam
tity. we would like the entire department
judged by these three:
ikIn2Fda" Tee csgias s@s,1el'ss-a asa ggns ggSas
India blend. Per pound ........... Gus
tEfvsmAsS blend of India and CeYlon gilt
&H Zig edge Teas; flavor mild, but
superb; worth dollar, but here, a2ka~
per ID Gs5&
Japan lea 5oc value, per sfsaias iS,...s sos
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15

Complies With LaEv-The New Am
sterdam Casualty company, of New York.
complied with the S0mervilIe law yes
terday.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15

HIGH NOVELTIES Persian Foulards Genadne Fouards In
single patterns ST $i5o yard
HIGH NOVELlES Embroidered dots Liberty black and
cooed grounds with black and coored dots 90 yard
Embroidered dots Tahetas-biack colors
EXCLUSIVE NOVELTIES Button dots embroidered on white
black and colers- 10 be found hereonly Price 81 IS
SPECIALS So pieces New Silks Shirt Wass-nnk -
lavender and all white checks Ln~
only Observation-Disclosures. . wv
esTl
Phse Wash Silks for Waists, IS cents
Black fancycorded PAsse Taffetas kind for 81 On
I-rs{
Back Taetas 81 inches wide s. IS quality for 90 cents
Black Tafea d inches wide, $l.5o quality for St f0
Black Taetas. SO Inches wide ST. SO quality for 9i pa
Black China Silks 38 inches wide Sl5o quality for Sl8
= -art 80, - . ese-s =
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15
Fakery aseds.

The most complete line. the best made
line inst, Paul, the lowest price of any.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15

Tuesday The state board of examiners
at law will be In charge of the examina-
ton. A class of seventg-five would be
graduated from the university in June
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15

Turnyerein VIII Entertain-The ST.
Paul Turnverein will give gymnastic
and musical entertainment and ball Fri
day night at 65 East Fifth street.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15

Spicer VIII speais-Granti spicer will
address the Secialist-Labor party this
afternoon in Assembly han. Subject,
Woman's Relation to the Industrial
Problem"
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15
Closing OF the Comsaos,s Year-rhe
To- EatabIish TttIc.

Michael Doran has brought an action
in the district court against Margaret S.
haxanaghs and. others to- quiet little to
certain property, which was sold to him
on a conditional deed.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15

Williams Is "a DeIeGate-W. w. VIII
liams was yesterday appointed by Gov.
Lind as a delegate to the Trans Missis-
sippi congress, which meets at Houston,
Tex. this week.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15

'sMerode" Vests and Pants are the most
popular in the who,e stock, They are
extra fine ribbed and beautifully E0-
trimmed. The best CSC grade DUO
tor, r,......-,.
imported Silk and Lisle Vests. = o
with silk trimmings and laces, DOC
Soc kinds for. ..... ....
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15

THE PALACE CLOTHING co. offer a
great stock of Armor Strength suits
and top coats; also a list of mems fur
n1shing goods at their usual good prices
and with a guarantee Of the right treat
ment of customers.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15

WILLIAM SCHAUER, IA; 16~ and 1S
East Seventh street, offers a long list of
splendid bargains at his genuine. selling
out sale, which will appeal forcibly to
careful purchasers of mems furnishing
goods.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15

THE NEW STORE, 619-625 Nicollet ave-
nue.. Minneapolis, announces a great sale
OF brand new spring merchandise for
this week which will be sure to delight
the prudent shopper -
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15

DIR. Kenm Better = The condition Of
DR.. A. P. Keam, whose eyes were in
fected while he was performing an opera
ton at st. Joseph's hospital, was some
what improved Yesterday.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15

RANSOM & HORTON, 80 and 101 East
Sixth street, lay stress upon the import
ance Of ordering furs now, and are MAX
ing speciality this week of spring suits.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15

call attention to the fact that their fac
tories are the largest in the Northwest,
and that they are prepared to execute
the most artistic and beautiful monu-
ments and memorials.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15

THE STANDARD HOUSEFTRNIsH
ING CO, 49 and 81 East Seventh street,
gives an object lesson Of good economy
by quoting rare bargain prices on house
furnishing articles. .
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15
The Best Black Dress Goods.

This stock all weaves such as cepes
Baeges Yelling and Examines here assormen and at o
prices And there are just good inexpensive but most ser
vceable and fash0qable ehevfos serges
Lupins -EFench Gheviots the best the vord-bes fol
looks best best them in seven GRADES
vide, so Ocents' - 43 inches wide St so
30 inSneS Woe n eeasS 48 inches wide $ go.
oohcheS VIDE SOO 81 inches wide,
So inches wide. 90.
THREE EXTRA SPECIALS FOR MONDAY
46-inch Storm Serges. Csc quality. for 45 cents
50-inch Wide Vale Diagona ST quality for 90 cents
Herdngbone CamePs-hair good so quality, St5
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15

THE FAMOUS MILLINERY, Library
Building. West Seventh street, makes a
speciality for Monday Tuesday and
Wednesday of four choice assortments in
correct millinery.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15

May Get WeII-The physician attend
ing Mrs. Margaret Stanton at her home.
s52 Prior avenue, states that In all prob
ability she will survive the effects of the
serious burns which she suffered three
weeks ago
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15

KUHLO & ELLERBE, 500 Robert
street, display a stock of cameras and
photo supplies that will be sure to give
satisfaction.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15

TRUMAN w. INGERsOLL. 50 East
] Sixth StreetyKadeX, the latest triumph
in photography, is on exhibition here.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15

NICOLL THE TAILOR. corner Seventh
and Robert streets, wants every man in
st. Paul to wear St. Paul made clothing,
and feels confident of getting his share of
the added patronage because of the good
offerings he makes.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15

HOWARD. FARWEII. & co. % % a
West Fifth Street-With plenty of cash
and big discounts this firm sells pianos
at specially low prices
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15

RAUDENBUSH, corner Sixth. and st
Peter street, offer several swell Weber
pianos for sale at very special bargains
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15

TREADWELL SHOE CO., 129-131 East
Seventh street. announce the arrival Of
all the latest styles in mems and ladies'
shoes.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15

PEOPLE contemplating the purchase of
a wheel VIII do well to inspect those Of
fered by the following reliable bicycle
dealers: ST. Paul Hardware Company,
the William r. Burkhard Company, the
Chase Cycle Company. Kennedy Bros, f.
ny, L. c. Borg.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15

L: i. MAY & CO, "a East Sixth Street
Flowers and seeds of all descrintions
for garden and lawn are in line here.
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10 FIX PUNISHMENT.

London, Dec. 7.-Dr. Morri-
sor, writing to the Times from
Pekin, Dec. 8. confirms the re-
ported acceptance of Mr.. Con
gers amendments to the joint
note and said: "Ths names of
the guilty are not specified, the
stipulation proving that eight
princes and officials must be
punished, who are recognized as
guilty by the Chinese govern
ment.
''The practical result of this
compromise is that the form OF
punishment is left for the deter.
mination of the empress dowa-
ger, who is the arch'culprit. -
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CASTELLANE's YACHT.

Havre, Dec. Sat the civil
tribunal today Davil1ier asked
the court to sanction the seizure
of the yacht Valhalla, belonging
to Count Boni de Castellane, for
i75G, 600 francs. Nj. Henri Bon
net of the Paris bar on behalf of
Count Boni de CastelIane stated
that the yacht, cost $50, 900
francs and 100000 francs more
were spent on her He asked
for delay on account of the case
now pending in Paris, but the
Ecourt refused to listen 20 him
and ordered the amount TO be
paid before the end of February,
failing in which the Valhalla will
be put up at public auction with
a reserve,price of $4,000 francs,
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] PRAISE FOR AMERICANs.

rPekin Dec, Ii Hung Chang
has informed Gems Chaffee that
he and all thepeopleFo of the Prov
ince of Chi Iii are extremely
pleased and gratifed at the be-
havior of the American troops
toward, he Chinese This is
considered. no light matter.
From sections of the portion of
the city under American super
vision coma words of praise,
thankfulness eud eemmendation
regarding the behavior of the
Americans.
=
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DEwET s3Lns Away. .'ni

DEWET SLIf'S AWAY.
Aliwal North, Cape Colony,
Dec. 8. - After the fight at
Sterkspruit Gen: DeWet doubled
south during the night,.4crossed
the Caledonian river, marched
to Odendal Drift, where s<he
found the stream impossible,
tnrned east and marched along
the north bank of the Orange
river until within fifteen miles
Of Aliwal North and then turned
hor theast in the direction of
RanxEille. ;sssss;s:sss.s::.sssa.,s
acknowledged his steps
the whole day, DeWet's forces
were thoroughly exhausted.
Three hundred of their dead and
dying horses were counted by
ISmithfield road and the Orange
river.
Gen. Knox captured the Krupp
gun which DeWet abandoned
near the Caledon river, and con-
tinued In pursuit of DeWet.
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Why KRUGER, WOULD NOT BE
WELCO1ED AT BERLIN.
.DFu[T SLIPPED AWAr FQQn khoI
Boer women and Children Driven from
EtheIr Homes Becsuse their KlnsmeR
Refuse to FIRht-KruRer will Re-
main mt The Hague.
GERMANY, WILL EXPLAIN.


Berlin, Dec. 81 learn from
a usually we'll informed source
that it is the fnrenT10n Of the
German government to issue in
o1e form or another an exhaus-
tife declaration which will justir
fy its policy Wis a Wis Mr.. Kru-
ger in tife-eyesoff the publfiic.: In
this declaration there will be a
passage in which the govern
ment will refer to the Anglo.
German secret treaty regarding
Africa which inspires its present
attitude. ":.f2<<f(I :EliTft;s;
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green houses are near the Fort
Thomas reservation, while dig
Eing a post hole istruek sena
Hinty substance about two:IfeetG
below the surface. Making an =
Investigation, he found he had.
come upon a heap Of Indian
Ratchet and arrow heads There.
were seven of the tomahaWk
heads in the pocket and aboutIa,
half bushel of arrow heads.
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KRUGER TO STAY AT THE HAGUE,

KRUGER TO STAY AT THE HAGUE.
London, Dec. 8.-Mr. Kruger
has abandoned all the proposed
journeps to other capitals, says
the Brussels correspondent of
the Standard, aud all future
diplomatic efforts to secure ar
bitration and will wait at The
Hague the development of events
atrths seat of war; :1*-'s r
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W[ALTHI JURORS
- ---u---------~-
sIT IN JUDGMENT vN A SCRUB
WOnAN QUARREL.
PRESIDENT. pARDOIE CRIMINALS
Think Five years for Horse Stealing
Too Much Wholesale Vaccination
In New York-Ship game In cOffIns.
IudIan Relics.
M1LL1oNAIREs ON A JURY.


New York; Dec. 81. P. Nor
gan and Wilfiam Rockefeller sat
upon a sheriff's jury Monday to
assess the amount of damages
in 3 suit brought by Mary z.
Dowd, a scrubwoman, against
Bridget-Whits,- -also--a-Scrub
woman. The widow Dowd char.
ged widow White with having
vilified and slandered her. She
asked for, $1,000
The Morgan Rockefeller jury
Ilistenedto the full details of the
unfortunate differences between
the two women, which Started,
it appeared, when Mrs Dowd
accused Mrs. White of soldering
at. her scrub work. The feud
thus started grew apace and en-
ded in the Civil suit when Mrs,
White hit Mrs. Dowd S character
amldships with a bad word
Mrs. Dowd was given a verdict
of $50 and costs
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IcERyERA PRAYs FOR HoBsoN..

/ iCERNERA PRA1S FOX HOBSON- Z
/ New York, Dec. 6.-Admiral,
ICervera of the Spanish navy
evidently has profound respect;
for the daring valor of the men
who imperiled their lives to
'1bottle up his fleet in Santiago.
The Journal today prints the
following cablegram from the,
Spanish admiral; s,.y-s,..
Madrid, Dec. I'll am. great
ly affected TO hear that Lieutens
hnt Hobson is in an, unhealthy.
state. 1 am praying ,,to God : to,
return himeto health and Iifv he,
dies to, receive him in his presr
ence. -Cervera- - ~: : q.z-.., =,
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Guaranteed SalaFy-of 5000 Yearly. r
Men and women to appoint agents
and REPRESENT as. Some to travel,
others for local work. seb9' guarAns
teed yearly salary and aexpenses.
Extra commissions. Old established
house, pleasant, permanent posi-
tfons, good chance for advancement
and increase of wages. Write as
once. Address,
Dept E. STAFFORD PRESS 90. -
23-1m. New Haven, Conn.
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Owing to the large demand f0rE
my bread. i have had to enlarge
my capacity to a large extent ands
will now be able to furnish alb
patrons with hot bread. morning
and evening. Try that bread at
two loayes for five cents and you
will use no other. . it" 5sta5e@
14tf ~ j. 81. SPIEGLBsa
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GIn[5t SITUATION I1pRoVtD
Removal of the chief Obstacle to
China,s Peace-0eneral Tuug Fuh
Stang, Stripped, of aII HOnors
and Sent Home.

Pekin, Dec. 8.-Li Hung Chang
received an imperial edict today
announcing that Gen. Tung Flu
Slang had been stripped of all his
honors and Offices, but allowed to
retain the, command of his army
and had been ordered to Kansu
Province with 5000 of his men.
This is the most important de-
cree that has yet been issued by
the court. Ithas been explained
in these dispatches that since
the flight of the court from Pekin,
the Empress Dowager and EN-,
peror Kwang Su have been abso-
.lutely in the power Of Tung Fuh
Tiang. asa <aa rs
He commanded the army which
surrounded the court, and these
troops were the only ones at the
command of the Empress and
Emperor. Hence, if Tung Fuh
Slang said that they could not
return, = to Pekin, they had no
redress, assuming that they
were willing to come back to the
capital ,a sss
In their original proposition
the ministers demanded the head
of Tung Fuh Slang, out, under
the ciEenm stances it was impos-
sible for the court to agree on
Al.f -. z-*- - ~ ~ 49,
TungF uA Slang is regarded as
one of the most formidable and
dangerous Of tie Chinese Gen
erals; and the. United, States
government made special
effort to obtain his punishment
for connection, with Boxer out
RACES. Kansu, whittier the lat
est imperial, edict ordered him
to proceed is his home. The
Chinese are said to regard the
sending of disgraced, officer or
statesman TO his home as a
particularly severe punishment.
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british sENDA WAR SLooP.

San Francisco. Dec. 8.-The
British sloop of was Icarus has
arrived here, rom Esquimalt,. B.
c. She is~on her way to Panama
tosinguire into the seizures of q
British steamer by the Colon
bian government. .-..
The rebels, We're gaining g
ground, and a city threatened
by them had to be relieved. A
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-12-09

PARDoNS TERRITORY CRIMINALS.
Washington, Dec. e.-The at
rterneg general thinks FIVE years
ia the penitentiary an excessive
penalty for, horse stealing. He
recommends the pardening of
four men fh 4f1fe Indian Territory
who had served two and ope;ha1t
years eafer, this offense.. The
president granted the pardous.
Those set free are AndreR Gil
bert, John-Loppy, Blunt Martin
and John Ford. Thoma&Tpdor,
serving a five years sseAtenee
for. stealing, So, saddle eso.Yysaas, os.Yysaas,
also, ,pardoned.ws. ~ a'ee,. 50. ;.
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GAME ,sHIPPEDzNeoFFINss.-


Chicago Dee.r1e 1eL-The deputy
game war den 81 Wisconsin is IN il
Chicago to. investigate a report
that great quantities of deer and
other game from the badger
state are being shipped to Chlca-
60 In cofinS. 9ss -o3t-i 1ss 3't' =
The lSe.! SHaipPihg. }9fs game ss "fs from +
Wisconsin during q CERTAIN sea; q;
son is. s.pyohibiiedls sno4st, .soisa
i-,s; 9th. AZ T5S7iSssts. on. i.iI
iz. NRIAN RELICS FOUND ga
Cincinnati, O., Dec. 6.-4Shere-
man Thomas! a 1f6rist, whose.
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WOMEN DRIVEN FORM HOME.

Heidelberg, Transvaal, Dec, s.
1.-The Beers, are driving the
Boer. women and sehildreD from
their homes because their kins-
men refuse to fight any longer.
Forty women and children, i'll
clad and hungry, were brought
in by the British today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-12-09

I Ladies' don't bhy your capes and
furs untilyou see r. w. Randohss
new line just received by. express,
from New York. He will save you1
rs per cent on every purchase, 7oaa.
i 8 Saw e9ss r~tiz,5eseq- Il
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transport was wanted, and the
government took the first vessel
at hand This proved to be a
Britisher, and John Bull now
wants to knows the reason why.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-12-09

Ladies wanting an up-to-dats
and swell hat or turbar should not
fail to see the large stock at T. J.'
Dabb's. - - 'a5ss'' 'Hea'l1s'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-12-09

! The celebrated Bridge & Beach.
cooking stoves on earth at
Weeks Bros. asAi