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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-12-19
ENTIRELY DEAF.

had Catarrh, which became
so deep-seated that I was entire
ly deaf in ono ear, and all the in.
side of my nose, including part
of the bone, sloughed off. When
the disease had gone this far the
physician gave me up as incur
able. I determined to try s. 8. 8.
as last resort, and began to inn
prove at once. It seemed to get at
the seat of the disease, and after
a few weeks treatment was en-
tirely cured, and for more than
seven years have had no sign of
the disease.-MrsJJOSEPHINE
POLHILL, Due West, s. G.
nous matter that collects in the
5 gradually lost, and the victim
sive to those in his. presence.
I'd, or when local applications
lcco remedies, cigarettes, ETC.,
seased surface, while the parts
durable, and have lost faith in
It it and, patiently endure it.
1isonous matter that reaches it
p the irritation, the symptoms
It a thorough cleansing and
ring relief.
r with things that-can at best
/ are not intended or expected
lres Catarrh by removing for
d and vitiated blood is made
IN strengthened and quickened,
ches the diseased membranes
ps the discharge. S. S. S. tones
and assimilation of food, and
us membranes are checked and
inc. There are no minerals in
wing and tonic properties. 1t
expect it to get we'll of its own
it your case and our physicians
ut any cost to you whatever.
PANY, ATLANTA, GA.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-12-19


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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-30

the state could q better place have been
selected The grounds Ne 90 The north OF
the town lees than one mile. iu the heart
OF q beautiful pine forest. The tract com-
prises more than twenty acres. II o. on
an elevation. hut Is level and hard, The
race track is iine and outfidc of the track
az Macon is perhaps the best 20 n
state. The BUILDINGS are large and wei
constructed and are built with some ~
OF artistic architecture Electric cars
run out 20 the fair grounds. anording aln-
pie Accommodations Tor visitors.
Atont sieht counties are repres scented 20
far IN the agricultural exhibit The live
stock show Is regarded hy those IN POSI-
ton 20 know as the best that the society
has had in years The exhibit % poultry
ie extensive. The fancy work department
s fine
GOV Gambler simllcd today when he
looked upon Valdosth md the Thrifty peo-
pie and remarked that Col had pros
pers-l TIE stat. and thai south Georgia
had progressed mote On the last decade
them any other part ~ Georgia
President Brown Is IN his Story. lie f.
surrounded hy an IN" members Of The So
c.ety. and they are az pleased Commit
q cman Martin Colvin Of Augusta said the
fltr is booming Committeeman Tom
rsports that Mrs fiction % Car,crsviile.
whom the society made lifo member lnsi
year nt Tybec VIII be there tomorrow.
sfe f. the chairman of n prominent com
Hittec.
Gordon Casscls has just arrived, az the
lond OF the Liberty Guards. and the cav
Try tt will take pace tomorrow. The
fo1p make a beautiful show. and was ap-
,lludcd as IL passed 30 front OF the grand
tand
Judge Roger Gamble b. here looking
around. meeting people and saying pleas
ant things Congressman Braniicy has
been here all day but viii leave Tonight
The races are attracting great deal
Of attention II Is said that greater
numhcN and faster horses win so on the
track Tomorrow and mex; dag than have
visited the state fair IN many wears
Two Savannah horses, Pauline ". ana
Blanche wilkes are great favoritcs and
will carry away some prizes.
The fair is attended by the susual mid
way The local management Of the fair
q IN capable hands They 80 about It
ns IL they had pulled OF al the fairs ever
held. aud everything moves smoothly and
serenely.
AIR John Young OF Savannah is an in
torested spectator OF al that Is taking
place here
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-30
STATE FAIR IN FULL BLAST.
vALDOsTA oPENs ONE or THE I'm
EST EVER GIVEN.

Live stock aud Poultry Exhibits
Among the best Ever seen in the
South-SpIendid Exhibits Made by
Prosperous Georgia Countic~-The
Fair Received By President Pope
nrown aud Presented to GOV. Can
dler. Who Made n splendid speech.
Vaidosfa. Ca. oct s9.-The opening day
Of the first State Fair ever held in the
Southern part Of the state was an that
was expected u a. n not more. The
crowds were very large. every train dur
Ing the past two days bringing visitors
from an directions. Many OF the exhibits
DID not arrive to-day and all Of the mid
way attractions had 20 be arranged dur
ing the day.
a large force was NJ work IN all OF the
departments and the FUN fair will not
open until tomorrow. though enough ox-
hibiis were ia the various buildings to-day
to make "a magnificent show In the ag-
ricultural building the exhibits OF Lowndea
and Brooks counties were che only ones
complete and both Of them were much
admired by the crowds that passed
through the buildings These exhibits con.
sisted Of three or four carloads o. the
best products Of tho counties and an end.
less variety Of everything grown upor
the farm. Besides the agricultural
products both counties had very nno
collection o. womsn's work. relics ana -
forth. and much attention was given TO
the manufacturing Interests OF the two
counties.
The exhibits from Bib. Dodge and
Camden counties arrived during the day.
and were arranged IN The buildings All
Of these exhibits were fine The poultry,
livestock. educaf onal and woman's ex-
hlbts. were exceptionally me. Hogs
weighing if75 pounds each were exhibited
from this county. and carload Of oxen
Weighing from 2OO TO 2So pounds each
was q feature OF the cattle exhibits.
There are three hundred cages OF poul-
try embracing all kinds Of fowls. tur-
keys, geese. ducks. etc. and this exhibit
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-30
GREENE AND GAYNoR HEARING.
EXPERT RIPLEY STILL ON THE
WITNESS STAND

Questioned Regarding some Of the
uenorts 90 the Chicf of Engineers.
Objection Made 60 Questions ~
Erwin About the Cost 90 the WORK.
1--WE Witnesses From Fersaadina.
Fla. Told About Mattresses and
Faseincs.
New York oct s-The hearing in the
proceedings 20 secure tho removal Of J.
r.. ". r. and = n. Gaynor and r. b.
Greene. accused Of conspiracy 90 defraud
the government IN connection with ex-
Capt Obcrlin NJ Carter In the Savannah
harbor Improvements. 90 the Jurisdiction
Of the United states Court. In Georgia.
was resumed before United States Com
missioner Shields to-day.
Before y. G. Ripley. the expert engineer
- Washington. was recalled Co continue
hts accumulation. court attendants
handed up for reference two score or more
volumes OF annual reports OF the chief
OF engineers for the United States army.
II was regarding tho contents Of some
81 these that Mr. Ripley was questioned.
Former Capt, Carriers specifications for
work TO be done m Savannah harbor were
next taken up Lawyer Rose objected 20
a line Of questioning as 10 the cost OF the
work done there claiming that the wit
mes was not qualified either by his knowi-
edge Of the Georgia harbors or a. being
an expert contractor. 20 give testimony
on that point.
Mayor OF FcrnRndina Testified.
John c. McGfnn Mayor Of Fernan-
dina. Fla. followed Mr. Ripley as wit
ness He TESTIFIED 60 having seen some
Of che mattresses aud fascines built for
tho Improvement Of Cumberland sound
lie said that the mattresses were about
nine inches thick and eight feet long
Two men could carry one OF them They
were sewed un with wire showed through
with a sharp stick.
r y. Lukenbill, railroad agent 81
Fernandinn. Fla. testified 10 having seen
the fascines md mattresses made and
told how they were fastened together.
Mr.. Ripley was then recalled he was
crose-examned by District Attorney Err
win. aud gave expert and technical tcs,I-
mony for the remainder OF che afternoon
session.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-30
CITY or JACKSONVILLE.
Has Returned Ia Her oId Run-Pros-
perity Around sanford.

Has Returned ia Her oId Run-Pros-
perity Around sanford.
Sanford. Fla, oct 29-The return Of the
elegant river steamer city OF Jackson
willie to her old run 20 Sanford has made
otn people almost as happy as the veteran
commander William A. Shaw. who once
more treads the decks 81 the fine boat
built years ago under his personal super
vision but. like the smaller steamer
Fred de Barry. she has had her ups and
downs" especially the latter. for. like
McGinty she has been down 90 the hot
tom Of the sea" After a thorough over
hauling however. she H. once more as
handsome as ever and back under her
popular veteran commander. And this In
sures a larger aud better class OF river
tourists the present season. as the city
Of Jacksonville has been on thls run for
several winters.
Everything indicates . very busy ana
prosperous season for Sanford. ss many
former winter residents are coming back
homes A good deal OF money IL being
put into circulation by this class a. well
na By our industrial establishments au1
truck farmers: ana this inspires our mer-
chants and business men with renewed
energy No season. for many years. hnH
opened up 70 consnicuously for this Gate
city 20 South Florida" and a new era
Of prosperity may yet follow our many
and undeserved hackseta % the past few
years. Where there r. life there is hope.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-30
WoMEN'S CLUBS IN SESSION.
DISTINGUISHED Gathering Of Georgia
Women Helms Entertained by
People OF grimm.

Grimm. Ga. oct 20 The DELEGATES 20
he Georgia Federation 81 womcn's clubs
witch will be In scfslon here until Nov
3. began 20 arrive this murning They
number about one hundred and have been
assigned pleasant homes. the ladies who
entertain forming committee ~ tho
whole to meet them AZ the traina and
give them a cordial welcome upon their
arrival
There was no business session to-day
with the exception 81 a meeting % the
executive board al the Nclms Hous. this
morning whore the delegates prcee nt,d
their credentials aud had their railroad
tickets validated in the afternoon.
The club presidents transacted some OF
the private business OF the Federation
This meeting was presided over by Mrs
lanes Jackson 81 Atlanta. who g. hrst
vice President of tie Georgia Federation
~ Women CUTE
For tomorrow splendid programme
has been arranged The welcome address
on the part Of The city will be delivered by
Hon. Robert t. Daniel. ana Mrs Thomas
Radcrick Mills PRECEDENT 81 the Current
Topic club. will welcome them IN behah
Of tho club Mr. James jackson Of At
lanta will respond to these. Tho balance
81 the afternoon ana morning session viii
be taken up with the reading Of reports
hy the officers and committees. while at
night addresses will b.. made by Mrs. J.
Lindsay johnson - Rome. Mrs. James Y.
Swift and Mrs Edward r brown.
Tonight splendid reception o. rendered
the visitors at the Masonic Temple. and
sll social Grifnn g. out 20 meet them. IL
g. u brilliant gathering. such as no city
often has the pleasure OF entertaining
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-30
WANT rARDoS ron EAISw ,THa.
EFFORT ca secure Release OF hoy Who
klIed q PLAYMATE.

Atlanta. oct 2s-An EFFORT IL being
made by many influential friends Of Paul
Rainwnter who was sentenced 60 serve
year for Involuntary mans.aughtcr. 10
get him released from Millcdgeviilc.
westmoreland Bros. who conducted the
case. believe that tho evidence was too
weak 60 have resulted In q conviction.
Then. too u has been learned since Che
trial that member Of the jury who was
supposed 20 have knowledge Of pf0co.
durc told them positively that a verdict
Of involuntary manslgughter would pef-
NIT the Judge to fine che boy without Inn
prisoninE him. Five iurymen were f9r
absolute acquittai when they left the
court. Two jurymen have since asserted
that Ind they known the boy must 20
TO prison. they wou1 have never signed
che verdict. The Prison Commission will
get an the papers IN the case.
Solicitor General G u Hill will be ask
ed 10 sign an application for a pardon. as
viii Judge Gambler Prof Langdon and
others viii assist Judge Gamblers son
was young Ranwater's playfcll0w and
srhoolmato The day 81 the trial he re-
peatedly asked his father how the ease
was going Many q thc most influential
people IN the City who believe Rainwater
only stabbed Frank slappy in self.defenre
In the heat OF n hoy tight. viii bring their
Influence 60 bear IN the proper quarter.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-30
- s~=s=s=a-=
INDoRsED judge FALIAGAxT.
Dnrien Veterans Aet-BoId Attsmpt
at BURGLARY.

~
Dnrien. Co. oct. 29-Burgiars attempted
20 enter the store Of Adam strains sons
Saturday night. but were frightened
awey before gestIng in. Policeman Par
nell discovered a negro man crouching In
the rear Of the store and asked what he
was doing he rose and stated that he
was waiting for his father and the two
were going down che river la the boat
The policeman bet the negro 20. II waa
quite dark ana nothing seemed amias with
the doors and windows Early Sundnv
morning. however. MIR parnell discover
ed that two holes had been made through
the brick wall The name OF the man
found w the rear Of the store Is known
but he has left town
The Confederate veterans 81 this county
met at The Court House Saturday ami
selected delegates 10 the annual ercnmp.
ment Of the United Confederate Veterans
~ Augusta. The delegates a,e. ). "
Holmes. W C. wyliy aud JASPER Mans.
Geld. Resolutions were adopted iudorslng
Judge Falligant Tor the position OF com.
mander
Mrs. Waffle Konetzko has been quite
low FOR several weeks Her recovery is
now despalred or She IL "a native Of Ger.
many. but has lived M Darion for mum
her 81 years. Her husband. Mr. william
konetzko. died here several years ago
She has an only son. Mr.. Arthur Ko-
netzko
SIR. s Il. Dean. a prominent business
man. g. quite sick
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-30
LEo's SUCCESSOR.
Pope said 60 Have Recommended q
spanish Successor.

spanish Successor.
Rome Gable IN Chicago Times-Heraid.
a great sensation has been caused IN
Vatican circles by the report now being
circulated that the Pope has in his last
will and testament. recommended that the
Spanish cardinal vlvez Tuto. be se-
lec,ed ~ his successor.
In all the surmises that have ever been
made IN regard 20 the very Interesting
problem as 10 who would succeed Pope
Leo II always has apparently been taken
FOR granted that an Italian would be
chosen for the exalted position. The mere
hint that spanlard hiss been selected
by hla holiness IL certainly enough 20
cauee even more Of a sensation than has
the report that IL now IN circulation.
Half o dozen Italian cardinals have been
named by rImor for the place a. different
times Never. however. has one name
long been ia the lead a. candidate for
the papal crown. and g IL believed that
because o. the fact that very little weight
has been given 20 any one OF tho numer-
Gus selections from the Italians mentioned
there may be more than a mere POSSIBLE
ity that the present gossip II correct or
wiz 20 develop In the course OF time
while thu cardinals will themselves
elect the pope by the most secret 81 BAL
lots. Il ~ admitted that the recommends
ton ~ Poue Leo Of anv candidate would
20 = long way IN securing his election.
Cardinal vivez Tuto s. the newest and
y0uugesa member OF the College 81 Car
dtnsls he h cardinal deacon and holds
no sneciai ONCE. he was given the red
hat in iHo. He IL forty-six years Oil.
while an the others who have been men
toned a. possible successors 20 the papacy
are about sixiy-fCur
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-30
ooLuMBUs' STREET FAIR. =,
Only Sensational Incident Was shoot
inG of BOY.

tnH ot hoy
Columbus. Ca. Oct 29.-Columbus'
Street Fair opened IN blaze Of glory
to-day w!th $500 people on the streets.
Tonight the entire town 81 brilliantly a.
Eliminated and g0rgeously decorated. The
fair is on larger scale than any show
of the kind ever given In the South
The only sensational incident was the
shooting this afternoon Of Master Bob
Springer. a sixtccn-year-oi boy BY VIII
lie Bahbett. The bullet struck Springer
IA the side. making a severe but not dan
gcrous wound. The affair was unpr0vokod
and has caused great Indignation Young
Springer IS son Of Charles = Springer.
owner Of the opera house Babbcu was
IN the Springer store under the opera
house. ond was very noisy and boisterous
Young Springer told him he must keep
quiet or leave the store Babbeft drew
his pistol and without word shot the
hoy. a few inches 10 the right and the
bullet would have reached the lads heart.
Bahhetf Is IN iail.
The Georgia Leg stature viii come 70 the
fair In q body. IN 40 probability. on Sat
urday. Speaker Little wired This after
noon that the invitation for Friday could
not be accepted. and asked n Saturday
would DO. An affirmative answer was
sent and the management q confident THAI
Speaker Little's invitation viii b. accept
cd
F0repauahfu circus b alao here
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-30
APPEALS TO DEMOCRATS.
Eleventh 60 Make Effort to Roll Up
BiE Majority.

Eleventh 90 Make Effort TO Roll Up
a Big Majority.
waycroes. Ga. Oct 2s-Hon. John c.
Mcdonald has issued an appeal TO the
voters OF the Eleventh Congressional Dis
triet In which he urges every Democrat
10 20 to the polls and vote next Tuesday
Tor Bryan and Stevenson. lie concludes
a. follows:
.The people Of this district should also
feel an especial pride In rolling up a
large majority for Hon. W G.. Brantley,
our. nominee for Congress In MIR. Brant-
lev We have one who has already served
Us ably and well. and besides r. favor
ably knoEn to every voter IN the District
as a man aeyond reproach. and who wears
honors bestowed upon him IN manner
COMMANDING the respect and conn
dence Of every one Mr.. krantie1
has already honored the district and him
self BY hts abr course In the Rails ~
Congress and We are sure the people 81
this district win show their appreciation
bv turning out on election day and max
ing Mr.. Brantley's majority 20 large un-
nj a Republican wauld even blush "a
question the result.
"Tf every Democrat Wi only rea lie
that ID Is his duty as veil a. the duty Of
me other fellow TO com out and work on
elsrtlou dav and cast ha own ballot. the
rsiovent1 Congressional District win be
~. hammer Democratic district IN Georgia.
-, ~ make Il the bannH district for
r,.vnoorocy. To do this. Il = only ueccs-
s,rv trat the Democratic Tosis should
,,,ro out ana vote on election aay. ! trust
eseh democrat will do his full tuiy."
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-30
QUOTED SENATOR DEpEw.
What the senator said In IsoS l.
Good Democratic Doctrine.

What the senator said In Isos Il
Good Democratic Doctrine.
voorheesvillo. n. Y. oct 29--In his
Coblesknl speech Mr.. Bryan quoted SEN
ator Depew on the army question:
Il want to show you what Mr.. Depew
said only two years ago An army Of
10000 was then being talked OF and he
said II would take more than that II
We carried out the COLONEL policy. He
said.
eel; would mean the increase OF our
army 60 10000 more likely TO 10000 men
it would mean tine increase OF our annual
expenditures 10 double what they are
now
THAT was two years ago. Now the
Republicans are advocating an imperial
policy. Let me show you what MIR. De-
pew said OF that imperial idea:
You cannot have empire without all
It's attributes. and that means a practical
revolution Of our forms Of government
and an abandonment Of the beliefs which
the fathers held when they established
this government in iT76.'
THAT Is the opinion OF your own Sena
tor Depew only two years ago. Your
President stated only three years ago that
forclhle annexation was criminal aggres
sion and contrary 10 our code Of morality
and we say now what they said then. thai
q means a revolution in government: u
means the abandonment OF our ideals; 4
means that adoption 81 the colonial pohcs
against which our forefathers prosestee
~ years ago. and before you Republican,
vote for that I want you 10 remember
that when YOU sign the death warrant
OF self government in the Philippine lei
ands YOU sign the death warrant Of oul
own self-government IN this country: wheF
you deny liberty 20 others you strike 9
blow az your own. The best way 20 de.
fend your own rights is TO recognize th'
rights OF others"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-30

IL pronounced one OF the best ever seen
In the state
The Formal Opening.
The fair was formally opened al I
o'clock this afternoon IN a ceremony held
IN the ernndstand. Col W. S. West In
troduced Judge W u. Grim. who for
nallv turned over the fair 10 President
pone brown Of the Sfnte Agricultural So
rtety Mr. Brown made "a short speech OF
acceptance and presented II 10 Gov. Can
dlcr in behalf ~ the state. The Governor
made a splend'd speech. reviewing the tn
dustriai. agricultural ana educational de-
veiopmenis o. the state The speech was
a very strong one and wns loudly cheerea
by the large audience.
The Governor and his stan arrived on
an early train from Atlanta and were IN
the hands OF the committee during che
dsv. a special programme being arranged
FOR their entertainment.
one Of the special features u to-mor-
row viii be- the cavalry tit between teams
from the Liberty Guards and the Liberty
independent Troop. The teams arrived
to-day. and are 10 excellent condition for
the tilt tomorrow.
The racing features to-day were wit
messed by a large crowd. ana we're me
The races were as follows;
first Tvcnt-Throe minute troi, pure
sou. six entries. won by Joan Of Arc. with
George =. second and Mike ". third
Time 2:3f
second Event-9.io pace purse 500 seven
entries. won by Pecks Bad Roy. with
blanche wilkes second, and Pauline ".
third. Time 2.eo.
All OF the exhibits. midway atiraciionf
and specinl features will be IN full blast
,o-norfow ard the crowds promise 10 grow
better every day during the week.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-30
Engineer nadd of the Southern Was
Knocked From His EnEine.

ManaHsaH. Va. oct 29--CharloF Rudd.
engineer q Southern passenger train No.
.. was struck and instantly killed by u
mail crane this evening at sldeburn. a
station ten miles east 81 this place. Trav-
cling Engineer George Keys was on the
engine al sho time and stated that en-
gineer Rudd thought he detected the smell
Of . hot box and stepped out on the plat
form between the engine and tender for
the purpose o. making an Investigation.
As b. swung himself over 10 get q view
~ me trucks he waa struck bY the crane
The body ~ engineer Rudd was carried
10 he home AZ Str1sburg where he has
q wife and two children. He had been
IN the employ OF the company as engineer
for about twenty years
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-30
SAVANNAH AND ATLANTA.
Mr. Herman Rosepbeim VIII wed
Mis-. nosnIInd Rich.

Atlanta, oct. San important an
nouncement made In society circles today
by Mr. and Mrs Morris Rich was that
OF the engagement Of their daughter. Miss
Rosalind Rich. TO Mr.. Herman Rosen-
helm OF Savannah. Miss Rich II not only
the daughter 81 very prominent society
people. whose movements are always In
teresting. but she has been since her debut
iast season. the Acknowledged belle and
beauty Of Jewish eociety.
Miss Rich made her debut last season
ana has since then been seen o. al the
faahiona bic affairs Of Jewish society She
graduated from Washington Seminary.
after which she took cou.ees On music
French. and miniature painting IN the
North. The date Of the engagement aud
reception has not been decided upon. The
webbing will occur some lime next year.