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The oasis., 1900-08-18
PRICE BAKING POWDER CO.,,
 CHICAGO.

For the best furnished rooms in Nogales go to the Harley.
 The American Dairy, Joe Carbon, proprietor, will deliver fresh milk daily to any part of the city. Patron age solicited.
 TIE OASIS is requested to convey the thank Of his friends to all those who so liberally contributed toward the funeral expenses of the late Judge 0. $. Palmer.
 Thursday MT. w. N. Lester was over from Lochiel, where he has burned kiln of brick for the Came ron mansion. He was looking for men to help him burn another.
 MT. Tom Wicks, formerly of the Palace, has bought the Casino saloon from D. Calisher Mir. Wicks is a thorough goingibusiness man and will restore tt.e Casino to it's former popu- larity.
 MT. Wm. M. Griflith, of Tucson, na. tional republican committeeman from Arizona, has forwarded THE OASIS a copy of Uncle Sans Balance Sheet" from which some interesting figures will be culled hereafter.
 What most people want is some thing mild and gentle, when in need of physic. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver, Tablets ill the bill to a dot They are easy to take and pleas ant in effect. For sale by l.. w. Mix & Co.,, Druggists.
 Monday evening Mr. A. c. Garcia of Templeton, San Luis Obispo county, California, passed Nogales en route to Batuc, where he has interests. MT. Garcia, who is native of California, has visited Sonora several times and is well known in the state.
 The Sonora Legal Consulting Bu. reau is the only EFFICIENT profess sioDal office assisting, FREE OF CHARGES, the foreig investors in Mexican enterprises. Its address is ln the professional card column of this paper.
 Tuesday evening Mr. Frank Main returned from Silver City, New Mex ico, and IS again at the Palace, associ- ated with MT. Conn and is in charge of the games. Frank is an old timer in the line city, and has many friends wilo are more than glad t0 weic6me him.
 Monday evening MT. F. A. Barker. who has been several years past em- ployed as chief engineer for a mining company at Palmarejo, Chihuahua, passed Nogales returning from visit in California. The gentleman was en route to Topo, in the state of Du- rango, where he has accepted simi- lar post.
The oasis., 1900-08-18
MORALES NOTES.
,.,esestius Items Gathered Arosnd the
 Line Cities.

An OInCt culbC iOt fChp ht o'S ley House.
 MT. Louis Wolf of Guaymas, Is a visitor at Noeales.
 MT. c. F. Smullen Of Tucson, de- puty U. 5. marshall was in Nogaies Tuesday.
 Thursday Collector Wm. NJ. Hoey made a flying trip to Tucson, return log the same evening.
 Parties wishing to have their pianos tuned or repaired, leave orders at Henry Levin's office.
 Mir. H. V. Burke was in from the Dee Dee camp, on the west side Of the Patagonias, this week.
 There will be meeting of the republican county central committee of Santa Cruz county in NoRaies to- day
 Campaign badges, both Me Kinley and Roosevelt and Bryan and steven son, for sale Dy A. k. Franco, Nogalts, Sonora.
 MT. ]. B. Magruder, manager of the New York & Sonora Mining X Smeit- ing Co, has been visitor at Nogales this week.
 Monday MT. Ignacio Macmanus re- turned from visit iD San Francisco and San Jose, California. lu the lat. ter city the gentleman placed his lit tie daughter in school.
 Wedne;cay MT. Pat Hannah return ed iIOm Cape Nome. His stay Tn tiIe new northern gold fields was short; but he thought it sufficiently long to satisfy the most ardent.
 Mrs. Alex. Hall, wife of the chief engineer, of the Grand Central Min iDg Co, at La Colorado, Is visiting friends in Nogales, having come up Tuesday morning.
 HERD FOR SALE-A trainload of steers or stock cattle, at buyers option, fall delivery. Address T. D. Casanega, Calabasas, Arizona. Also barley hay, by the ton or carload lots.
 This morning THE OASIS received a very pleasant call from MT. G. ;. Robbins of Bloomsbury, Pennsylvania. The gentleman has financial inter- ests in Sonora, and was here four years ago.
 Under the new management on the the N. M. & A. railway freight trains leave Nogales at 10:30 a. m. and arrive at Benson at 5:30 D. Ill. Leaving Ben- son at 5:30 p. m. they reach Nogales at 1920 midnight.
 The Tombstone Prospector of one day last week says: "A public recep- tion is to be rendered Rev. and Mrs. Eastman by the ladies of the Eps- copal church on Monday evening at the home of Mrs. c. B. Tarnbell. A general invitation is extended the public"
 Monday evening MT. c. J. Lyon passed Nogales returning to Hermo- sillo from visit in the east. The gentleman was walking on crutches, having fractured his knee cap by a Tall upon pavement in Kansas City, the result of stepping upon a banana peel, which mishap occurred on the End inst.
 At Washington Camp the Pride of the West company, operating the big concentrating plant, are preparing to erect big mating furnace with two stacks :a. z. :;a.cca .. ...cca. the concentrates are to be reduced to copper matte and shipped in that form.
 Miss Ida Flood, of Tucson, recent graduate of the University, passed through Nogales Wednesday night on her way to La Colorado at which place she will visit her brother MT. Walter Flood, who has been an em- !ploye of the company for the past thfee years.
The oasis., 1900-08-18

Mir. D. A. Richardson, new attor- ney at-law, has hung out his shingle in Nogales, with offices in the Brick wood block, in the rear of the Sando- val bank Mr. Richardson is pleas ant, affable gentleman and comes highly recommended. THE OASIS wishes him every success in the line city.
 The laws of health require that the bowel move once each day and one of the penalties for violating this law is piles. Keep your bowels regular by taking dose of Chamberlain's Stom- ach and Liver Tablets when necessary and you will never have that severe punishment inflicted up you. Price, p cents. For sale by L. W. Mix X Co, Druggists.
The oasis., 1900-08-18
Patagonia Notes.

Jos Billing~ley and Judge Quinn of Paiagnuis, went tn Guaymas Monday, aud will go out to the Yaqui river be- ford they return.
 F. w. Meade. wife and daughter, and Davy Crockett of Bisbee, left Patagonia yes terday for tria out in the Huachuta mountains.
 Yesterday tine rain visited Pata- tCgonia aud vicinity Grass in that region is good and cattle are in fine condition
 Thursday evening there arrived at Patagonia a gentleman from Ken tucky who came to look over the big ranche of Mir. R. E. Richardson. with view to buying it.. with'the cattle. The range extends rom Fort Critteu- den to Sanfords. with many sections Of patented land.
The oasis., 1900-08-18
Be Sore About The Food

Was there ever SO high and decisive test of the baking powders as that by the Govern ment Chemists at the Worlds Columbian Fair? The tests then made by the official experts showed that Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder was the purest, strongest, most healthful of all the baking powders exhibited, and diploma and medal were awarded accordingly.
 It is such testimony this which has established the use of Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder in homes where pure food and economy appreciated.
 NoTE-T Tn alum akmgp POWDER rtion a great
 they are deemed
The oasis., 1900-08-18

NoTE-The alum baking powders, which are those sold at lower prices, were excluded from consid- eraton at this great competitive test because they are deemed unreliable and unwholesome.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-04-20

Mr.. Delmager has commenced the
erection Of a new house in jones' Ad.
ditioo, in the north part Of town.
Arrivals this evening from the east:
Mrs. A. G. Schmidt, Mrs. A. F. Glover,
Mrs. John Crow, Wm. Tobin, Frank
Maloy.
Local market: Wheat, No. l, 50 cents,
No. .. 4s. Flax. el.3s. May wheat in
Minneapolis opened 1t 63ss and closed
at 63ss.
Henry Seide and David Geier, two
prosperous gentlemen Of Big Stone
City are looking over Lake county with
q view to investing 10 real estate.
DR.. Preston, the eye, ear, uose and
throat specialist. will be at Dr.. Clough's
office Sstu day. April q, to treat dis
eases aud perform surgical operations.
also 1T spectaclee.
Matt neusch was down from Ramona
t. -day and engaged A. f. Fuller to move
his present hotel building back from the
street 90 that be may erect a new add.
| ton "a BY "a feet in front.
The Colburn property, corner Maple
street aud Lincoln avenue, on the ess'
side. has been sold to Mrs. Thos. Wood
consideration, 1850. Mrs. Colburn con
templates removing TO Milwaukee.
Mrs. Northrop. Sr., went to Colman or
the morning train, John Mitchell ant
family returned to Iowa. D. d. Holdridg'
departed for Independence, Iowa, ant
Rev. Hugh Robinson left for Huron b,
way OF Sioux Falls.
Prof. Halstead's famous First Regi
ment March will be the opening sslec
ton at the Juvenile band concert IN tn
opera house this evening. You are y
liberty to call for any number on tn
program il you desire it repeated.
This 10 the way it works in st. Cloud
MIMI. according to Q st. Cloud dispato'
10 the Minneapolis Journal: A sense
t;on he's been caused by the revocation
NJ Robert Nelson's saloon license. Mel
son is . republican, and some OF tn
members Of that party arc inclined I
think tho democratic mayor may hsv
been influenced by political considers
lions.
Ina. Madden's little mare took . spur
from tho froot OF the Madison Stat
hank. while left alone . minute III
manning. and dashed west on S'xt
~..r.et four or live blocks and then turl
. ing north TO tho ~standpipe. She d'
.ome lively kicking BY the way. On
: when rounded up the thills OF the oui
~ were badly broken and tho hsrne'
3 = somewhat out Of repair.
The vsrmillon Plain Talk OF tho LIT
: mat. oiyes 9 very fattering obitus'
. notice Of tho late l.. w. Bell who died
\ v.rmi,liou on the 4th OF this month
y tho 2 Of IS years. Both Mr.. and MI
= = Bell are pleasantly remembered oy
hoet Of C~hsutsuqus people in Mso'se
.nd elsewhere, who have enjoyed tn
hospitality and friendship while CUES
A. the Grand Wow under Mr.. and MI
Belle management.
County Treasurer Berther reoe'seo
inquiry from the state land depsr'me
asking il il could not place stsse u'o''
h.r. for tho new city school bonds
Gently voted. Asths state osnno. I;
!. money as less than 6 per cent
chances Ct getting the bonds are .
II III. school board meets tonight to Gu
~. the recent vote on the bonds .
i. NAV Determine what II will do in .eea
/. - advertising for bids. A 1 or - .
o.rt bond. running 1910 years, WALL
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-04-20

about what the board expects, with a
little premium thrown in.
The lively steppers OF A. W. Hold
ridge took a notion to leave the front OF
his office this morning and came up
Egsn avenue at q vicious rate. They
were heading directly into the rear Of q
buggy belonging to Mre. Walker from
% miles south, tied in front OF Morse l.
Monro'e store. and in which her two
boys sat. Pat Fleming who was near
by with the street sprinkler, seeing that
the dash OF the team into the rear OF
the carriage meant probable il not Ger.
tain death to the boys, at once steered
his sprinkler in the way OF the run.s-
way team. The team veered out and
caught the rear OF the sprinkler with q
crash, demolishine completely the two
front wheels Of Mr.. HoldridRe's buggy
and rounding up the team with Q sudden
turn. No one being in the latter buggy
| no further damage ensued.
The Sioux Falls Prees states that an
engagement has been made between the
base ball team OF that city and the
Madison team TO play the opening game
OF the season in Sioux Falls, May "A.
The Argus Leader puts it IN this wise
The governing board 81 the ball club
met Wednesday evening and decided to
play the opening games IN May "A and
%, during the meeting Of the republican
state convention. The management OF
the Madison club has written for dates
and has stated that it's nine will be II
the field ready FOR games on May Il
Secretary Craig wss instructed to write
Madison and close q deal for the Opening
game OF the season in Sioux Falls
Madison has secured O'Reagan for man
ager and Frary for captain. These two
men were with Webster last year ane
they are good ball players. II th'
remainder OF the Madison team is on
psr With them it will have q good club.
Yaukton Portland cement for eale.
ID NAunv.ApT
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-04-20
AFTER SINGERS
For the Coming Ohautauqus Assembly :
President Smith Refers to tho Re-
cent City Election.

President Smith Of the C~hsutauqua
association went to Sioux Fslls to attend
a concert whore some distinguished
singing talent appears which he may
engage for the next assembly.
Asked a. to how he felt over his re-
cent election experience, Mr.. Smith said
he thought he had better reason to feel
a good deal better than the other fellow
who got it. While he regretted tho die
anpointment to friends who had 90 val.
iaptly supported him. it was no Disgrace
70 them to 70 down with . good cause.
A Card.
Notwithstanding that the present
narlors OF tho Madison house are being
torn away, tho public will find new par
lors above, and 20 . result OF present
building operations We will b better
shis 20 care for the public than in tha
past. 1.o 1'H1 SS"'
ole.nse the liver, purify the blood, in
v;oorste the body by using Dewitt
iittie Early Risers. These famous littl'
pills always act promptly;
Its the cream skinned o6 the face Q
knowledge IN saving life. Rocky Noun
Tain Tes, made by the Madieon Med
ciue Go. 35 cents.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-04-20
THE CITY.
LOCAL BREvrTlEs.

.VNAA 0X6VUJI60s
u yo"r ice cream for your Sunday
" Ginder Bros, delivered, Oh
= 10 ice, we'll frozen.
,s"er report: Fair tonight. posi-
("owed BY showers ard cooler Bat
afternoon or night.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-04-20

Part OF residence for rent, . q Nor
NAL achool. MRS. JOHN WALTERS.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-04-20

Running sores, ulcers, bo'ls. p'mples,
e,c.. Quickly cured by Banner Salve. the
most healing salve in the world. No other
'just 70 good" -
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-04-20

81 think De " Little Early Risers
are the best pills in the world" says W.
E. Lake, Happy Creek, Va. They re,
move ali DISTRACTIONS Of the liver and
bowels, act quickly and never grippe.
Cook L ODER
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-04-20

Yauktop Portland cement for sale.
p. MARQUART.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-08-15
VutdB,lh Ways at Plckens
A Lous, Dull Meeting in the
0ou0salns..H ut Proved
Strong.

P'eteos. @ n. via E,sley. Aug
y Tho moss tisesome. the most wear
iss. The moss uoio'erestioR osmpsigo
meeting 'hus fer held occurred mere
Adsy Fr ssv-u long h,urs the
spsst'se eoosioued sDd during ths,
hoe The sud,esos bad to Saud Il il
90 wosdsr thar The voters heoamr
aiseuWed and talked 10 suuse IA N
% yes. or unnl they dscid-d to Co
hsoe Ssossor Tillmso estimated ths,
. third OF the crowd bsd gone homs
before be spoke, and IL vas Q v oder
that thew had DOT all gooe.
Ths muss remarkable phase Of toe
meeting today YES the opp .;sns soro
bssio feat Of 'he audience 10 irs hand
primaries Toe sWo principal pr,ms
siss zero sbose Of Hoys and TIT men
N Il p Oiell bad been Worrying Col
n ys with QUESTIONS s.d Col Hoy'
replied - rsp,aiy IS The q ,es,ioos we're
i cd uosn q ally he said 'oa' be would
take hMd primary and ses wbe,h-r
:be orosd vas for 'bs di.p.os.ry OF
probibuioo The vast IN jwi'y OF those
vo'iog voted for proh,o,rion 10 this
hand primary S'ns,or T,lluao ssio
h wss sbou 10 to 10 or Is !; sod when
Ssoasor T,liuso osms to sprsk he took
. hand primary which resulted tbe
ssus IS they have o. previou- o. e,ioRs.
30 per cent Of those voting hoIding q,
shsir hsods aud hurrshiLg for the
a,spsrssry
TILLMANs RELIGION. TRULY.
Senator Till~so said 4: ''B'ys is is
~. old sims rsliRioo vet" Senator
] laso rsusrtst .hs probably . third
ot .ss sod,.nes had eooe boue aud ,hs'
nav be these vere 'h % that voted for
psch,eisioe, ~ ell events Col Hoys had
the wsjosuy OF those voting wneo be
nd bis prmsry and Tillmsn msossed
N get tho o'd time vote sud whoop
SEJREr OF TILLNAN'S PRI
MARY EXPO ED.
Jiss for tue fso Of ,bs thipg several
vho sere ooospioious wsre noted sod IL
vss f"u,d that they voted for both
pschibisi 70 and the dispenssry. their
j s-,og no doubs to DO With the
majority % it 'hso sppss'ed.
Aoo'ber feature Of the meeting was
,he appearance of . oumbsr Of badges
v"h 'h" Inscription. Insolvency..
T,loso. Good Improvement" Some
Doe bad gotten up eve hundred Of these
bsdRss is 10 said. sod before tho
.n-s'ios bad started the supply wss
cxhsuGsd.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-08-15

a'ces' ~nb nEo aud famous statement
OF the Same character made 10 tnis
country, on bohaIf Of the PEI pie Of the
country. some years ago Aud doub,
lees. 't would include o.her features of
'ne samo ihssruuent. If the people Of
the island were 10 position 70 warrau,
them 10 going 80 fsr--wnioh Of course. l..
they arc not. Even ss it staods.
however. it is very interesting paper
to be addressed by our NIX door
neighbours. the twin colony of liberated
and redeemed Cuba. to "'bc people of
these Ua,ted STATES -N.ws soo Cou
rjer
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-08-15
RIG Hr OR WRONG P

The matter for reasonable men 10
oo' s'der. 70 not whether prohibition
10 righ' or wrong bot will u prohibit.
cosy law on our statute books ct this
tine IN to the best interests of the
Sssse !-msnning Times
Thss 70 . rssder remarkable s.ate
nsss when one comes to look st Il
csose'y. especially. % Il comes from
~ pen Of . Stste aeuasor.
Not TO consider whether Q thing ID
right OF wrong" when one 10 called
opos TO vote Can . thing DO right
end yet sgsinst tho "beas interests
81 the State 2" o. wrong and as the
'ssoo time be for the states best
interest Z
10 . thing 10 right, that is the thing
% do, and let the "best interests OF
the State" and oil other consequen
oss take caro- Of themselves and II
is 10 wrong there il nothing to do
but let 10 alone.
This 10 very bad morals our con
temporary is tescbing-thst . thing
nay DO wrong and yet be for the bes,
interest Of the State
The best thing for the State--the
best thing oil the time and every.
vhere--is the right thing Green.
vile News
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-08-15
Under Two Flags.

The country was informed Q few
d"ys "g, OF an ou'burst Of Spanish
loyalty in Porto r CO. which greatly
shocked the Administration press,
and somewhat surprised not few
people, perhaps who ,cc..''cd to
mino tine enthusiast'c reception given
by tho psople Of the island to tho
army OF driiveran o N its landing on
their shores. There IL uvth,tg very
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-08-15

Coloeos. Aug. S-The Cologne
4sss,ss's Berlin correspondent states
shat be has is from authoritative source
'hss Field Marshal Count Won Waldsr
see has been appointed commsudor.in.
"Aisf OF the allied troops 10 Chins.
Berlin, Aug 6 Theodore Wolf
wires TO the Berliner Tsgebla,t from
Psris that Germany will get more
hsss prizes at the exposition than any
other foreign nation He estimates 9
ihe number st 300. Germany will
Do the frst in industrial arts, with 90
grand prix aud 100 gold medals.
Fsirfsx. Aug 7 Col l. W. You
mans today shipped the first bale of
new cotton to F. w. Wsgener 4 Co,
weight 664 pounds
Tsups. Fla. Aug 8 DR.. Porter
said 20 oishs 'hss he had no s,atemont /
10 make TO nigh, rs there is absolutely
no,hiog suspicious anywhere 10 tbe
city. The inspection continues.
Sc. Petersburg. Aug. 8-Wsr
ofics kilograms received here from
eastern S'beris show the Chinese have
destroyed the railroad 10 several places.
inserrupiiog the passage Of through
:ssios. Repairs are proceeding The
Cossscts now guard 1000 vers,s OF
Nnc hootier.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-08-15
Cotton For Charleston.

Charleston. Aug 9 The Southern
Railway has allowed the annouuccneu,
to be made that Charleston is to be
made a port Of "cOoccntration and sub
sttu ion for cot.ou." THIS ohongc wi.
at ct the season about 10 open aud By
putting This place on an opal toot,us
with o,hor A'lautic ports Will 90 Gou It
greatly io,caso lis business and p.us.
peri,y
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-08-15

Go6d d mnUCAs chc"p--u.t,er ones for q
liuw nivie--sl II. Il. Os,.en h Cos.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-11-06
Prosperity for CattIem.n.

Houston, Tex, Nov. 5.-W. P.
Anderson. live stock ageut for the
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe, after
a tour of the cattle section of the
state. says:
Il find the Texas cattle and the
Texas ranges in better condition
than l have ever known them, and
1 have been familiar with Texas
for over a quarter of a century.
The ranges have been remarkably
nutritious all the year, and the
range stock look as sleek as though
they were in clover.
Il do not attempt to make an
estimate of the number of cattle
that will be fed in Texas this sea :
son. 1t will depend almost wholly
upon the price of feed stuffs, The
season has not fairly opened yet,
and all the feeders that are in
sight now will not exceed 0,0O0
II feed stuffs do not get too high,
there may be $50, 900 on feed
Again, the aggregate number may
not reach 1000. 1t is a thing
that one can not even guess at thi:
time. The cattle business in Texas
is like gold mining now."
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-11-06
British Position Worse.

London, Nov. 5.-The striking
revival of the Boer war was we'll
timed to synchronize with Kruger's
arrival in Europe. The position
of the British in South Africa is
decidedly worse than when they
occupied Pretoria. The Beers are
prosecuting a raging warfare with
great success. The Burghers are
now masters of the country in
Western Transvaal around Vry-
burg. They also hold all the keys
TO the southern Free State, and
have repeatedly held the main rail-
way from Pretoria to Cape Town,
above the Orange river. Botha,
DeWet and Delarey are as strong
as they were four months ago.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-11-06
New Territory Office.

South McAlester, !. T., November
4.-Mr. d. O. McCurtain has been
appointed keeper of the citizenship
records, Q new office created by the
recent ChoctaR council, with head
quarters ut South McAlester. The
office takes the place of clerk to the
commission, aud the salary is $500
per year. He viii also be ex-officio
clerk to the citIzenship commission,
which ut present consists of three
members. 8. q. Lewis Of Canadian
J. A. Harkins, Atoka, and Byingtor
Wade, of TaHhina.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-11-06
TROUBLE IN DENVER.


BY scripps-McRae Press Association
Denver, Co.., Nov. 6.-In an
election row here this morning
four men were shot.
Two men killed and four SER
iously wounded at a polling
place in a rough part of the city.
A crowd of men, principally
colored, tried to get beyond the
limit line.
Officer Carpenter ordered
them away when John Branford,
colored, shot and killed Carpen-
ter.
Detective Carby then killed
Branford.
A fusilade followed and four
others were seriously wounded
including a deputy sheriff and
special policemen.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-11-06
TROUBLE IN INDIANA.

BY Gcripps- -McRae Preas Association
Brazil, Ind, Nov. GA big
political row occurred at Dia
mond.
Over two hundred shots were
fred. One man was instantly
killed and several badly
wounded.
In the trouble which occurred
in a saloon over politics Wallace
Grove was killed and twenty
bullets were found in his body.
Eight others we're wounded.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-11-06
HEAVY VOTE IS BEING POLLED
EVERYWHERE.
LANDSLIDE tOR BkfAh PREDICTED
Serious Trouble Occurs In Denver-At
Diamond, Ind.s N Regular Battle En-
sued-BOth PARTIES Claim Ksnsas
Maryland for Bryan.
HEARST'S REPORT.
BIZ scrippa-McRae Prees Aasoclatiou

Chicago, Nov. CIV. r.
Hearst says dispatches he has
from all over the coun-
try and other sources of infor-
nation through his newspapers
indicate a landslide for Bryan.