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The Columbus journal., 1900-04-04

ABOUND Calcutta the bubonic plague
is fast increasing. In Bengal 4725 deaths
occurred last week.
The Columbus journal., 1900-04-04

ENGLAND continues to feel the dis.
aster to Roberts army.
The Columbus journal., 1900-04-04

WEBSTER DAVIS, assistant secretary oi
the interior, resigns to condemn the at,
titude of our government toward the
Beers.
The Columbus journal., 1900-04-04

QUEEN VICTORIA arrived at Kingston
harbor late yesterday afternoon. Today
will be q grand state day in Ireland.
The Columbus journal., 1900-04-04
THIRrY-rwO British peers are fighting
in South Africa.

THIRrY-rwO British peers are fighting
in South Africa.
BOsTON merchants and manufacturers
voted without one negative for free trade
with Puerto Rico.
ABOUND Calcutta the bubonic plague
is fast increasing. In Bengal 4725 deaths
occurred last week.
The pOpulists at Omaha are having a
high old time among themselves. Thirty
three Of them have been fred out of the
club for daring to advocate middle-of-
the-road populistic principles.
TENNESSEE has become the leading
phosphate producer OF America. There
are 248 valuable mines in the state, and
over q 600 men are employed in the bus
iness. New mines are being opened daily.
SEVERAL new 10-inch guns mounted on
disappearing carriages have been placed
in the Notifications guarding San Fran
cisco harbor. Experts say the harbor is
now proof against anything that may
steam into it.
GEN. OTIs has been authorized to per-
NIT FilipinOs to enlist as members of the
regimental bands in the Philippines.
In . little while the natives there will
be enjoying all the liberties they could
reasonably ask for.
A CAREFUL estimate OF the total enroll
ment OF students ut the University of
Nebgaska up to the present time for the
current year indicates that the number
u 1t least 2O65. with . prospect of pass
ing considerably beyond 2,1OO for the
year.
KANSAS is to have q cucumber farm on
large scale. The project is to secure
HOO acres near Lawrence. on the line of
tho proposed electric railroad. The
cucumber crop natures just as the
school term ends, when pickers can be
costly secured.
THE wonderful oil discoveries in
Southern California will within a short
time. drive coal from the Pacific coast
says Fred A. Barlow, Of Los Angeles.
ut = . splendid fuel, and half of the
householders are now using it for cook
ing and heating purposes"
THE Ferris wheel, one OF the attrac-
tioos at tho Worlds fair is to be torn
down and its 22OO tons OF iron and steel
to b sold - scrap iron. The removal Of
tho wheel from the Worlds fair grounds
70 ifs present mite, ten miles distant, cost
1l75,O00. The project failed to pay.
TIN Great Steel Makers OF Pittsburg
and the Ffick- -Carnegie Suit" 10 tho sub
isut oe an illustrated article in the April
Rsviev Of Reviews, by Julius Moritxen.
The article describes the wonderful
dsvslopnent OF tho steel and coke indus
krSaa ~ vhiCh piffalnr0 n tn CAntAe
The Columbus journal., 1900-04-04

appraisers, fixed damages by A.. 4 N.
track as follows: j. Lewis $2lO; Finch
sl75; Lotten 500; G. Galley $500; s.
Galley sl75; J. Galley $3.50; J. Haney
$500.
j. .R. Kinnan had ripe Nebraska grown
peaches July 20, from the celebrated
Alexander stock, originating from neg
lected Seeding tree in an old deserted
garden in Illinois, in 1872, from which
the owner and . nursery man cleared
$4,000 in two years.
The notorious DOC" Middleton arriv-
ed in Columbus August l, in charge OF
detectives Llewellyn, Leach and Smith.
He was . bright-looking, determined,
active man about s. years old, wanted on
. charge Of stealing horses, also for shoot
ing a soldier at Sidney.
John Staufer, a county clerk, by order
OF the county commissioners, advertised
for bids for tho construction Of bridges
as follows: across Loseke creek at Jacob
Heldis; across Shell creek ut Patrick
Burkes; at Patrick 0leasons and at
Martin Mahers in Looking Glass pre-
cinc:.
The new Presbyterian church 1t Cres-
ton was dedicated Sunday, July q, Rev.
Geo. l. Little OF Omaha preaching the
sermon. The other ministers present
were VIM. McCandlish, Jos. Wilson and
Rev. w. E. Kimball pastor OF the con-
gregation. OF the A6 Presbyterian
in Nebraska, OF them were in
Platte county, Columbus, Humphrey
and Creoto0.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-18
AER.
PufkOWnik Wilk.
Obrazek z %niedawnej przeszfOsci.
(Cia0 dalsxy.)

Mai sic wszystkim, ss wssystkimi sie
bratai I gdy wisks.oac biedak6w /. gio.
du prsymisraia, jsmu brsuszsk ale FAC.
krsglai I r6ae ma polio.kaoh kwity.
Zswsss starannis ubrany, zawsEs wypo-
god.ony, ME miai stalsgozajeoia, a jed.
max zyois ME musialo byo dian bardzo
oieakis, DO W ka4dej okazji, prsy kat
dem ~spotkaniu 1 humor sawsse oka.y
wal dobry l Z sadowolsniem sic usmis.
chai.
U Wilka ME bywai on prawie nigdy,
BIO dziwnis Of lud.ie ME kwadrowsli Re
sobs, to tsA nie.misrnis ~puikownik sic
sdziwii jego pr.ybyoiu.
- Do n6g upadam pana puikownika
.ao.si przybyiy cd progu.- He, he,
hs.... to ~jss.cse " }6Ascsku. Raojs,
rscja, sdrowisosko koohane sssnowsd
tr.sba; o.sgo nile .a~u.anujes., togo 1 ME
masz.
- Djabiat tam! - zawoiai sniscisr-
pliwiony~ pulkownik - trudno szanowac
to, ossgo sic ne ma. Reumatyxmy cd
tygodnis do i6zka mnis pr.ykuly, a
rany " nogach dokuc.aja stras.nie. Ale
siadajts, panic Filipis.
PrIybyty do i6aka ohOiai sic pr.ybli-
Ay6, ale Bursk, podniosissy glove,
res.tki biaiyoh .eb6w, jakich mu ME
wybito, poka.ai.
- . sobaoska. ..sobaoska taxi lad
ny, a TAXI .iyl Jakos ME bard1o po
pr.yjacislsku mnie vita.
- Bursk, lsze6! - sawola} gospo.
dar. I ma krIssio pr.y l64ku wska1al.-
Coz takisgo r.adkisgo goscia do mnie
sp~rowad.a9 - .apysai, wohod.s odrasu
,,in medals res.
- o., prEsohodsilo sie - m6wit,
reoe skiadajsc FLIP ON o ssanowne
sdrowisc.ko saonsgo puikownika choiai
sic dowisd1ie6. -. A OF zls, jsk widse
rsumoty.my trapia, I rauy dokuc.sjs,
a moas doktoraP tobym 60 sprowad.ii.
- Driekuje.. .odwied.a mnis pooE-
oiwy Korabiswic., ale COZ, nile Pan Bog
on, .dro via l miodoici ME wr6ci.
- To lie, bardso zle, ale prssoisz
MIC OF tn. ~ruikowniku, ME brakujeP
- Chwalic Boga mruknst Wilk Z
tfumionem wsstobnisnism - 1 gdyby
jesro.s byia IN moja baba, tobym jus
supsanis byi spokojny.
- He, he, he, wolns Aarty IA.
imiai sic FLIP pani puikownikowa
dobrod.isjks .spswus ssms ma pr,yby.
ole metulks ooIekuje.
- Oh, ~ocrskuje, ale Bog vie, oIy
sic doczska. NiessoEsscie jakiss .aoie.
tyio mad nami, kto vie, oEy swoich kos
Of tn, ns oboej ziemi, ME wypadnis nam
siotyc.l
- Coz snowup....- rseki, ufmis
ohsjso sic, FLIP - Mech bawis Of tn,
kt6rym dobrrs, a kto teskni I rwie sic
do swoich, wrocic przsoie mote.
Jakto wrooicH -zapytaa gwsitow.
ME pu.kownik ! siarpnat sic tax silnls,
ts az usiadi ma ioaku.
= A no, ME wien ia, csy to pewns,
ale mo wiono mi, . jskoby oesarI MI.
koiaj miai udsislic emigrsntom smnss
tie.
= Coz %amnestjel - ,awofai rnowu
Wilk - csyt wssc ssdriss, panic Fill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-18

slusarski oafy dxish byf ssjety, ale vie.
O.orsm .awsze ma d31gie pogawsdki
do puiko wnika przychodsif.
Rozma wall o.esto o ~polowaniaoh
pus.o.y BiaiowleAskisj, o paul pulkow.
nikowsj, o jsj predklm prsyjszdris, o
~wypsdkaoh Rampant ostatnlej, ale o.ei.
oiej o prsyssaych nadsisjaoh.
Wfasnie jednego wiecsora gawed1ili
dfugo ma ten tsmat 1 n~sjpewniejssa
prsys.ioic pred soba widsisli, kieiy
pufkownik, spostrssgtssy ju4 p6zas po.
re-, uagls zmisnii rozmowe.
Jednak dsiwnis to sie d.isjs, moi
Widski - r.ekl OF, jutro odbisrsm
dwutygodniowa moja gate, zapiaoe 10
frank6w diugu r.szuikowi l "a miss..
kanis ! tylko mi jus jednsgo ludwika
bed,is brakowa6 do fundussu potr1sb.
nsgo ma droge moioh niswisst. Pc.
jutr.e wyjesdsa jsdsn bard.o .aony ku.
pisS do Polski, kt6ry pisnisd.s mojej
babie podjai sie doreo.yc I ro.umis sic,
oyfra brakujaoa jest ju4 niczsm, gdyz
" ostatnim raxis sauna ona sobIs jut
tam ma miejsou porad.i. "a kilka wieo
tygodni moge je mlsc kolo siebie ma
pewno. A jsdnak ~szo.eg6ins to do.
prawdy. lyle lat Ia to o.ekalsm, ia
kiemi o6arami do togo prsyszsdism, 1
OF dsisiaj mozs to ,bytscsns, DO mote
ia nisd1ugo sam " s.srsgaoh rodzin.
nyoh do Ojc.y.ny wr6ce.
Naturalnis odpowisdsial Z pew.
nsm nisdowisrl mLubowldxai-Ju
old samo z sisbis ale rosumie, 20 ME kto
iuny, tylko ~puikownik mad nami obej.
mis komende. Ale teraz jssish, do ro-
boty ME przyjdIis wo~.sInisj jak ma
wiosns' Tutaj mad toba trseba opiski,
o1uwania, to tea mote Pan Bog umyil.
ME po.wolR urzsczywistni6 sic twym
%ayo.eniom, aeby przy kobiecem starun.
ku .drowis predsej ma usiugi OJo.y.ny
powr6oifo.
- o6t to, satrscony ty raku jakiI
(byi to przydomek, wziesy .apswne Z
jakisjs ludowsj gwary, ktorym puikow.
mix c.assm swsgo poruczniks tytuio.
waD. Coz to ty myslis., tenn ia jus
s.pitalnik jaki 1 as skoro trsbka .agrs,
. iOaa sic ME podz wigneP
1 zac.at wasa krec'6 W f6aku sic
prostowac, ale Cos mu wida6 kosoiaoh
s~trzyknsio gwaltownis, DO 3 b6lu zaklat
pc clchu i sebami sgrsytnst.
Lubowidski, naohyliws.y sic, poca.
iowat 60 ramie ma poaegnanis 1 do
sisbie pospissEyl.
Zobas,yli sic atoli re SODA pred.sj,
aniteli to byso W swyo.sju.
Ne drugi drish, kisdy Korabiewior
W ozasie wiIysy ranuej pr.y '6aku ohio.
rego jakos ~sadumany sisdsial, a pub.
kownik ma b6ls cietkie sic skartyl,
otwor.yfy sic drEwi do irdebki bee pu
kama wbisgl do niej Lubowid.ki, u.
smisohniety, osywiony l wssosy.
Bursk, ktory 60 do nsjssrdso.niej.
s.ych swoioh '~aliosss pr.yjaci6i, spisi
mu sic jua sapsmi ma pisrsiach i ogo.
men rsdoinie na povitsnis wywijsi.
"A COT to tax ranoP ME " warssta.
cieS rspytsi gospodarz = Wieo ole
Enowu mote franouz oddsln | ma bruk
wyrsucilP
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-18

" organismie politycxnym luh spofscs.
nym jsdne te4 same prsyc.yny wywo.
fujs odpowiednis .jawiskai s~2rowadzajs
odpowisdnie skutki. Ks4dy, kto upr.y-
somni sobie epoks pr.ed pamissuymi
laty l846 I 1S48. spostrsste iatwo, 70
wyglsdala ona tax, jak parry d.ieh let.
nj pr.sd gradowa i gromami brsemien
M bur.a. Zmora jakai dusisa ~tedy
piersi wsIysskioh, oddyohaio sic oiesko
1 ponad sycism, wlokaoem sie jakos le.
niwie 1 ospaio, wisiaio oismns jak noe i
jsk GLOW g~niotaoe niebo.
Kaady c.ui, to zmiana .ajs6 must, DO
fsktsm bylo, 70 " warunkaoh dotyoh.
o,asowych wyzyc ME byio podobna.
Ro.umis sic, tenn wiecsj dolsgliwosc te
~odc.uwaty Judy. I'm wiecsj pod w.gle.
dem ~polityc.uym lub upoiscznym Wy.
robiony byl ich organism. Francja,
ks6ra katastrofy podobne pr.eohod.iia
jua niejsdnokrotnie, najwieosj do ia
kiejs n~isspod.ianki, do jakisgoi wy.
buohu, do jakiejf gwaltownej bursy
byia pr.ygotowana. Zamies.kali " 10.
ME jsj polacy tych2s samych d~oznawali
wraaeh. DO cd chwili upadku swsj Oj
o.y.ny, moralnymi we.ly . lynn .achod-
MIN narodsm zwis.ani, mieli wisls os-
low, wisls pragnish wsp6lnych. Mad.
to narodowi ioh poeci do o.ynu ich .wa
II I wislkie posiannictwo ludrkosoiowe
krajowi swemu wr6zyli. Ia ostatnis
okollo.noic byla .arassm powodsm, ss
dasnoioiach wspolnyOh, byly takas
pewns roanioe 1 kisdy franOu.i " po.
dobnej Ohwili pr.sjsoiowsj, W ohwili
niejako wyo.skiwania tepisli l kamis
NELL jak gla.y, sda sic, .ssypiali prsed
burIs, ably snsm lynn snergje ukr.spic;
polacy, pr.sciwnie, o4ywiali sic, kr.s
tall, nabisrali nadsisi, jakby prsebis
gajacs j~ss.czs rIadko elektryo.ns prs
dy do syoia, do c.ynu ioh pchaty.
Najruchliwsza o.esc smigraoji, ia, co
sic W towar.ystwo dsmokratyo.ne .wis.
.ala, najpierw uleg3a tsmu prsdowi.
Rsucano sic ma wssystkie strouy, wsze-
d.is zawia.ywano stosunki, do kraju
posyiano emisarjus.6w, DO ~jss.o.s wien,
o.as swieciia wsroi smigraoji .asada,
20 ona sama jake pr.ewodnik wystapi.
Wilk tenn wsEystkiem intsrssowsl sic
zywo, ale ud.iai W oIynnosoiach tylko
pr.s. posowe m6gs prsyjmowac. Osat-
ME lata byly mu Z jsdnej strony po-
myllns, gdyz marzona pr.ez siebie sum-
ke, wyjatkism brakujaoyoh ~jes,o.s
pietdEiesieciu frsnk6w, ~uciuiai; ale ma.
tomiast choroba jego w.magaia sic co.
ra. gwastowniej l jut o'tasnisgo lata
rradko sylko m6gl . i.debki swojej ma
siofcs | ma powistrzs wyohod.ic.
q nastaniem jesieni do rsumaty.m6w
prsylaczyiy sic jskiss nsrwows bole, a
psralis powoli pojawiac sic poc.ai
szsdl cd dofu ku g5rss.
DOkt6r Korabie vios, ks6ry go lso1yl,
mocno o swego pscjenta sic lskal / ME
m6wisc o tenn nikomu, san oba wia} sic
ME asrtsm, ably ssrcs ,aatakowanem
nile zostafo.
Burek poczciwy byf jak dawnisj
gio snsm ~putkowniks tOwarrystwsm,
ale Wilk o swym stanie nieberpisc..
nvm MIA vied.i,{ ale nvsxam nslao bvy
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-18


- Go .lsRoP.... pytassP....
Il nisssyohanym ognism wypala re.
pike, " kt6rej racjs smigraoji I tepsmu
nswst umyssowi jakby iopats W glove
wfoAyi.
Dziwny DO c.lowisk, p~uskowniku,
jestes - m6wl pan FLIP, krecao wisl.
kimi paloami rsk splsoionyoh m'ynka.
Wiec tobis sic .dajs, zs marnowac sie
tutaj r.eo. kor.ystnisjs.a, ani4sli u sic
bic .sgon ojo.ysty u~prawiacP Wieo
sad.isz, As . faski takiej ME trssbaby
kor.ystacP o wiss. co, zsI fmiessny,
dobrod.iejul
- Me wiem, kto . mas sm~ieszniej
SKY. Ale 90 tam ro.prawia6, jedi So
bic, kisdy ohoes., ia wytrwam ma sta.
nowisku.
- Praoa I be. nagrody i be. kor.ys
Of - bsknas p. Flip.
TAX sadzissP - prserwal I ~.
wofoia puikownik wiec rus.aj, ME
wstrymuje ole.
- Piekne stsnowisko chorxe6 ma l6A
ku, jak Hob I co ohwila giodnsj imisr.
Of wyglsdac.
- Kto OF dai prawo naigrawac sic re-
mnier - zawoiai jua W pasji pulkow.
mix Wieds o tenn, ae ma mojsm lozu
boleici wieks.y jestem, niz mocar.s
swiata. Stoi koio mnie /. jsdnsj strony
sius.nosc, drugiej dopsloiony obo-
wiazsk 1 mino ran moioh, pr.s, XII
przesadze kaAdego, ktoby drwi6 I sly.
dElc uobis re mnis poswalai. Rozumies.
waicP- zawoiai 1 soitnistym kulakism
tax gwaltown!e do gosoia wymier.yf,
70 ten cofnst sic nastapii ma Burka,
kt6ry warkna& ~.lowiss.o1o.
- A zawsEss goraozka - r1sk}, NIL
tygujac sic OF gada sic, ably sic ga.
dato, przypusrc.a sic 1 to 1 owo, a kat.
dsmu prEsoiez wolno o katdej rsecsy
myflec, 90 mu sic podoba.
- Nieprawda!- zawoiai, ooraE vie.
oej uuoszac sic, pulkownik - ja WIEN,
70 ty wtoo.ys' sic po arystoSrataoh, po
ro.maityoh kataoh, kto vie, musIsles
cos tam przswachac, be-. kossry ME
pr.yohod.is.. Sluohaj, jsseli pokusis.
jakisgo gaupca, oisaki "a to zdass pr.sd
Pansm Bogiem raohunek.
- A .awsse podsjrsliwy, a .awszs
pOsad.ajacy- m6wia, majao sic ku WI
Ioiu prsybyly a oosbym ia wisd.iai
opr6o. wissoi, jake sobis powtar.sjs
ludzie,a zs ma rEscsy moana sic patr1s6
1 TAX | owak, prEs'o ia inao.ej ssdse 1
tw6j, pulkowniku up6r....
- Me upor! - wr1ssnsl juz pra.
vie pulkownik - ale obowisssk. Dsii,
gdy ME many rssdu, ME many sejmu,
q przsds ws.ystkism bagnetow, tylko
lynn uporem sprawl nassa stoi. Bisda
jej ! nam, gdy sieupor ten, jsk 60 waic,
panic FIlipis, rowissr, mIsl .iamsc, Tub
tylko oslabns6..
AT, wode wsr.yc, wods bedsie -
nruknss, f~coiskaja, Wilks FLIP 1 do
drrwi predko sic oofnsi.
Wssystzo, 90 krsju dotyosy -
woisl ga MIN g~r.miacym giossm gospo.
spodsrs - nile wods to, ale krsw CORA.
ca, serdsoEns, nSsors nom de noml"."
Ale goscia iu4 nile byio, Bursk tylko,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-12-09

Kinney tlisi not e.fA1uk suiIleseas
pressprs- could be brought -, hear
10 make this change, at FEAST al no
early date, as the legislature now
was too equally divided. Another
thing, he said. was that the. rail-
roads would use their influence to
have the capital remain at Guthrie.
That Oklahoma City. he said, was
the leading center of the Territory
from a. commercial standpoint and
to move the capital there would
practically kill Guthrie and itsgas
far preferable to. have two live, aac-
tive eitiessthan one. M ifSA
.fPhe best interests of Okla
hona;; !" said Mr.. Mckinley, de
mrand that harmony should prevail
before the Territory can, advance
aud assume the place to whiehsitjs
entitled. This end is being slowly
reached. for it viii take some time
to obfiterate the factional strife y
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-12-09
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-12-09

=
The policy of the administration
as outlined in the presidents mes
sage, of submitting the Cuban
constitution to congress for re
vision and approval does 2enot
comport we'll with the reiterated
statement that we intend to give
the Cubans an independent gov
ernment. How can there be inde
pendence when their fundamental
law-the primary delegation of au-
thority by the people to their rep
resentatlves-is to be subject to
revision and modification by a law
making power unknown to their
country and Institutions? The
primary requisite of independence
is the sovereignty of the people
their authority to make and estab-
lish. a fundamental law. II this
essential is denied to the sCuba11s
where is the boasted independence
which this government solemnly
guaranteed to them before the
worlds If they are not yet capia-
bic Of self-governments, If they are
unfit for. independence, let IL the
pfotectoate continue. But when
independence is offered them un-
der our. promise letit be the sub
stance as well as the semblance of
the reward which they won through
trials and sufferings. The govern
ment Of the United States should
be too great and magnanimous to
give to a trusting child of freedom
q stone when it asks for bread.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-12-09
I"THEv w0RLDs0RE. HuEpaED
YEARS A60 TODAY."
I ,p[EcBslBER Q, 1900
fcopyriehted. 1900. byR 4, Hughss.s
Louisville; .A..~

s:Vs DECEEBER 9s lSO0.sa5scstts
The second United States, cen
sus, begun in. June, was annonne-
ed. The total population was
found to be 5, ,30S. .4S3, an increase
over 1890 1.-THE first censusl OF
35. 10 per cent. There were 4,30s,
446 white and 1,0O2. .037 colored;
s1.l2 per scento@ white. 1a16 .SS.
colored. The white increase was
1915 in ten years.. the colored
80 33. The gross area Gland and
water suvfgee) was S27 ,844 sduare
miles The average number Of in
habitants or the density to the
square mile was GAL. Only, 3o5.-
.7OS square miles, oramueh less
than. half the areasof thes United
States, was settled territoryY that
Is, containing more than two in
habitarts to the square mile.
There were 81 .O1O square miles
with from two to5six TO the square
mile; 123, ,267 with from six to
eighteen; 80, ,5O4 with from eigh-
teen TO forty-five; II .734 with
from forty-fiye to ninety. and
I 1913 square miles with ninety or
more TO the square mile. The
former group indicated a poppla-
ton mainly occupied with the
grazing industry or widely settled
farming population. The second
group indicated a farming popula-
tiou. with. systematic cultivation
of the soil either in an early stage
| of settlement or upon more or less
rugged soil. The third grodp al
most universally indicated a highly
successful agriculture, while il
some localities the beginnings oi
manufactures had raised into this
group a difficult farming region
The last two groups appeared only
as commerce arose, and persona
and professional services were il
demand. The settled area had in
creased 81 Al per cent. -
= The center of population ha(
moved forty one miles almost du,
west from about twenty thre,
miles east of Baltimore in 1870 to ,
point about eighteen miles west,o
the same city, The urban popu
lation of 1900 constituted 3 81 pei
cent. OF tie total population, th!
population of the. cities being only
E210,S out of total of 5, sos, ,483
There were only two cities with {
population of from 10000 to rs,
1000; three from 10000 to 40, ,0O(
and one from 5000 to 1000.
The following table shows tn,
| population. ETC., by states:
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-12-09
.taARDMoaE, SUNDAY, DEo.a9. :
IT seems that the Hague peac,

IT seems that the Hague peace
conference was Just a flttleT matter
81 Diplomatic courtesy: The pow
ers didn't like to offend the czar
by refusing bis invitation, SO they
called, left their autographs en- his
program and considered their di-
plomatic duty done. Not one Of
the signers has respected the, terms
of the convention. Oom PauPs
visit to Europe has aceentaatedthis
recreancy Of the powers. @3-7a s''7&
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-12-09
Devoted to Her Home

The Empress of Germany IS srl.
devoted to her home and family g
sons and one daughter. Tne
chaplain was once impressing 9
the boys with the doctrine tl1.
mortals are sinners. fWeA," e1ts.'
the prince, with FIRE. father maI J
sinner, but 1 know mother isn't
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-12-09
Msude r. Adams Of Dsytos. o. .

Naude r. Adams Of Dsyton, o.
& sGentlemen:-The requirenss
the last society season, WIN
hours, promiscuous eating. .A1a
ular habits left me a physical
Sick headaches, indigestion
sluggish condition OF the g
were my daily torment unn
DIR. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin.
Yours is truly a household y
with us. Gratefully your
MAUDE r. ADAz
Sold by W. b. Frame, Af
Davis and Oakland.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-12-09

A tablet marking the site q
house in which Samuel F. B 80
made his home for many yea1
died has been placed on q tsn-A
business block In Twenty
street. New York. 1t was formG1
the house itself, which was ton
to make way for the larger huilaa.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-12-09

There is a woman in Newark, nj
who says that zall disease sza.
cured by ,musie. Her name Is d
vescelius and she is a direct dssss:7
ant of the great Andreas Yestsaa
the first anatomist. whose pro-
have been celebrated physicias{ss
five generations. -s1si.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-12-09
Religion. Service IN chIS..iss

A Chinese daheing master, HglsEn
Choo, annoances in a Chinese. n1
that he is to hold a religions se1n
to which he invites every one, inhl'
or OF the Tooth anniversary Of N
death of his ancestor. who vas sa|
first of the family to take ua tie 81
fession.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-12-09
Monumen, to Cas.lu. N. c.5.

The suggestion of a monrms
Cassius NJ. Clay has met WIZ
favor among the colored peops
Washington. It is proposed -
the contributions come from tnea I
SO that the monument shan
memorial of the colored peops =
country to the Kentuckian. Fl
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-12-09
National Bank mt Ada,
D the Ardmoreite.

Special to the Ardmoreite.
Washington, D. c., Dec. s.
The comptroller of the currency
has issued certificate to the AIDE
national bank of Ada. I. T., with
q capital stock of $4,000. The
president and cashier are Tom
Hope and Frank Jones respect.
lively.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-12-09

For family use in numbetless yll
Ballard's Snow Linimenti is ula
and valuable remedy. Price Is Il
so cents. w. b. Frame City Da
Store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-12-09

G. D. Carter has been appointed
by President Mckinley as mineral
inspector for the Chickasaw Ma
tion. This position is a good one,
carrying with it an annual salary
Of $4. GEO..
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-12-09
Victoria Presents Fox rerr,sls =

Queen Victoria has sent press
two carefully selected fox 9eHiss 1
the-best breed to the Emperor 4eaiA
of Abyssinia. The same steamer ID
veyed four beautiful pedigreed q
hounds which are present to
Emperor -Menelek from the guTs4
ment- -5t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-12-09

Take the Choctaw Route ".
travelling east. Quickest time,
of service, new equipment, clos q
nections at Memphis for all poinls