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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-01-05
ODS9a6OaaeS
peregs'SsaNs

Sc a6rma que oil Congreso smerlcant
no haia NADIA de provecho en- favor dc
Cubs, Puerto Rico Filipinas.
Una muestra de clio son las impre
sisnes publicadas por La CoTespon
cSs'acio en- uno dc sus 1timos ndmeros.
Refejau una parte de la opinion que sc
agita en- New York. Juzgando con cri
terio estrechfsimo las cuestiones colo
nisles, no solo niegau Ia prohabilidad de
sexpansiones mas o meDos ampIiss en- Ia
esfers del deTecbo, para los pafses re-
cientementes adquiridos, sino que con
sideran a 6stos como un- mera possession
de guerra, sin que puedan sus ha-
bltantes equiparsrse, no ia en- 10 polf
tico, pero nj siquiers en- 10 econ6inico,
a TODD ell resto de Ia nacion.
V6ase, d mayor abundamiento, 10 que
dice eli Ne1s York Press respecto ests
iala:
EEL gobierno de los Estados Unidos
ha eHtado defnieRdo esa posici6n desde
hace mas de un a1o, coneidera
Puerto Rico como uaa possession de-
pendancia americans. lie hd dqd0 an
C6dtgo dc Leyes GnteraG8, que diferen
de las de la N acion. LIE ha jado un
Rcbierno en- que Sc MEGA todo dereeho
do participation q eus habitantes,
pesar de 10 que por polftieaAes conceda.
Ha establecido una tarifa entire la ma
cion Ia isla, asf como la Gran Bretafia
tiene Ia suya entire ella Y sus coionias
de 10 que los austvalianos &c queian
ahora-Rl hscho de que la tarifa anne
rloana ss de Protection y la Britannica de
Rentas, no deseqQilibra oil paraielo nj
hace que la posiciou lie Puerto Rico sea
mas anomala que la de la Australia 8
la de Las Indias Occidensales pertens-
cientes la Gran Bretafis, cuyas quejas
se fundan ahora On que ell gobierno no
les otorga -preferencia en- su mercado
interior para ell asnsar. El Senado ha
definido tambieu la posiei6n de Puerto
Rico Ell el caso de su hermana la de-
pendencia de Filipinas (D Ia oual Sc
considers Gao como parte integrante de
la Union.1 Si no es una parte, es en-
tonces una possession como muchfsimas
otras dependencies de las naciones de
primera elase, quienes ell Gobierno
central impone tsrifas funciones.o
Hssta Squf ell colega neoyorkino, con
una a6rmsci6n que no pnede ser mas
tojdnte. concisa y eontundente.
Hemos subrayado aprop6sito una fra
sc del texto anterior, porqae bien SO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-01-05
DE- PUBBLOS
TERMINUS LEGALES

En- La Correspondencia del dfa dos
/ del presente encontramos IN julcioso
trabajo consagrado a la pretendida ane-
xion de Lola otros pueblos comar-
canos.
La noticia nos sorprende, porque al
Igual del articulista, NADIA sabemos acer
Ga del particular, como aspiration de
los habitantes de aquel t6rlnino.
Hoy recibimos datos acerca de una
peticion del mlsmo orden relative 4
Guayaullla.
Vecinos de este pueblo, por 10 menos
en- mayorfa eapacItada para tai preten
ci6n, no 10 han solicitado, pero parece
cue ell asunto interesa d elementos ex-
por cuestiones de caracter personal
por agltacion de pasiones polfticas. Y
como sc supone que en- las lntentsdas
anexiOnes no Sc pretende consular q los
pueblos sino dictarlas por decretos, nos
parece oportuno recordar las disposicio.
nes dictadas al efecto.
FL difunto general Henry siendo go
bernador de ests Isa dispuso que los
pueblos que quisiesen anoxarse 10 soil
citaser al goblerno para este resolver ell
punto, someti6n1olo una elecci6n po-
putar.
Los amantes de la voluntad popular
acojimos con placer la determination
aludlda, porque la inforEna un alto sen
tlmieuto democratioo, pues Ell ciudada-
no queda en- Lihertad de eG1itir gu OPT
Rl6n en- la intervention de sus propios
intereses.
No sucedera 10 mismo con la nueva
formula que Sc intenta, ST hemos de
Greer los rumores de que yenimos ha-
ciendonos eco.
Anexar pueblos sin gu consentimiento
es la mayor de las vlolaciones cometi
das. Vlolsoiones que no cuadran al
caracter tendencias democraticas del |
pueblo americana.
va ell articulista del pats ha puesto |
de manifesto las generates condolences |
que abonan la vida municipal indepen-
diente de Lola. Nosotros diremos por |
nuestra cuenta en- conocimiento dc he
chos que GuayaniIla no solo Sc lie so |
bran condolences para regir por su pro-
pia cuenta gu gestion administrative,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-01-05
DISPOSIC|ONES OFICIALES

|. Por recomendaci6n de la Juuta
judicial IA regla Ia de la circular nu-
nero II, relativa Habeas Corpues Sc
enmienda como sigue
"a Debera permaneeer siempre en-
libcrtad todo acusado quien pueda
correspondent pena no superior a prision
correctional ST ell Juez Instructor no
hubiese dejado en- libertad al acusado
quien corresponds tai pena no supe-
rior prision correctional, el Fiscal del
Distrito al recibir las diligencias pedira
Y ell Tribunal decretara con la menor
dilaci6n possible, la excarcelaei6n. Para
permauecer en- libertad los acusados a
quienes corresponds pena superior la
de prision correccIonai, deberan prestar
fanza personal, pecunIara 6 bipotecsrla.
En- casos excepcionales poiran los Tri.
bunales discrecionalmente aeordar la
.ibertad aun stu fanzs.
Los acusados = quienes corresponds
reclusiou perp6tua muerte, cuando la
prueba es evldente, 6 yehemente la
presuucion de su culpa5ilidad, perma.
neoeran siempre en- prision provisional
y no sc les admitira fanza.
II. La Orden General, No 100, Sc
rie corriente, de este Quartet General,
queda modificada constituyendo al Ter.
Teniente James J. Hornbroock, so de
Caballerfa de los Estados Unidos, en-
miembro de la Junta de Gobierno de
Carce!es, cargo que desempenara ade,
mas de la Seoretarfa Tesorerf2 de
dicha Junta.
Por mandate del Brigadier Genera
Davis
w. I'll. HALL,
-. Ayudante General.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-01-05

Habiendo dado conocimiento al pa
blico, ell Secretarlo que suscribe, por la
Circular nunero 100, que va han siio
entregados al Tesorero General los Sc
lloe de Rentas Internas, cuyo uso obi r.
gatorio dispone la Ordeu ndme1o l7G,
serie eorrieute, y estando proyistos de
ellos los Colectores de Rentas Intern&s
de la isla, Sc llama la atencion de los
lnteresados y de los fancionarios publ.
cos al fiel cumplimiento de las Ordeues
Generates Ddmeros I76, 1913 Y 22G, se-
rie9corriente; cesando, desde iuego, ell
uso de los recibos que Sc daban, interim
Sc preparsban dichos sellos.
Io que Sc publica en- la eGaceta of
clals para general conocimiento y los
fines cond1centes.
CayetanO Coll y 1oste
Secretario Civil.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-01-05

sEientense,ete por la cousa del bjenesta,
va sabe, pues, ell pueblo puertorri
quefio, que para los republicanos de
1 Pals de San Juan, son puertOrriqate1sot
! digntsinsos los que aver unidos Psla
/ clos componteaban sus hermanos ha
| ciendo derramar got&s de sangre al pue
bio liberal de Puerto Rico.
Para que Ell phblico impartial juzgue
hasta donde llegau los republicanos en-
su propaganda, vease la filiaci6n polf
tica de los republicanos que triunfaron
en- Aibonito:
Alcnlde : don Geronimo Martinez,
eonservador voIuntario.
Juez M1aicipdl.do Sebastian Rive
ra, conservation y voluntario.
SupIente: don Jose de Jesns Rodri-
guez, conservador.
Jx7ta de LtStrucci6 4: don Jose Ri
vera Torres, conservation.
Don H.lario Rivera Ziyas, conserva
dor vountario.
Don Asuuci6n Blanco, conservation
y voluntario.
Don R6mulo Colon Rivera, coaser-
vador voluntario
Don Florencio Santiago, conservador
Y voluntario.
Concejules.. don R,fael Maria Con.
zalez, conservador voluntario.
Don Fausto Negr6n, conservation
voluntario.
jose Elias Santiago, conservador.
Don Felipe Rivera, oonservador y
voluntario.
Don Ventura Torrent, conservador
voluntario.
Don NAtividad Goazalez, oonserva-
dor.
Don Geronimo Rivera, coneervador
3 voluntario.
Don Ulpiano Colon, conservador.
He ahi los elementoa de puertorvtque
nos patriotds wang aardia del partldo
repubiicano en- Aibonito hoy, y que Sc
gun KE Pats, se han colocado resue1ta
nae'ete del tacgO del pueblo para tra6ajar
por gu bienestar. iQue irrisi6n! Los
que aver pusieron en- manos del d6spota
Ell latigo con que sc azoto al pueblo, hoy
Sc colocan resuSttonee1ste del lado de ese
mismo pueblo para trd6gj0r por su bic
aestQr.
Los que con 1orrenst la cabeza fell
'itaron al general Palacios por las me
1ioas patri6ticas tomadas por la Guar
lia Civil contra Ell pueblo infeliz.
CuAnta farsa cuanta mentira para
snganar a la gente senciIla de este pc
Dre pats!
Llevar uu pueblo como Aibonito,
sacar triunfante por la voluntad de
IN partido que Sc dice puertorriqueflo a
IN nimero de incondicionales prefrien
tolos a la candidatura popular de los
lue aver lucharon por su patria, es ell
mayor de los sarcasmos.
Ahl los ten6is, pues, repub'icancs
lonrados: esos son los directories de
Vuestro partidO.
Para triuufar no tendrfan incouve
liente de pactar hasca con Palacios y
5anz 81 volvleran Puerto Rico. ST 10
IAN hecho con Egozcue y Zayala 5que
lie extraflo tendrfa que 10 hicieran coz
aquellos verdagos de Puerto Rico?
iEl triunfo de AibonIto!
Vergienza debiera darles hablar de ell.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-01-05
AcEeys'NcSOse

Aver dijimos equivocadamente que Ell
Ingeniero senior Gambia, habfs sido de :.
clerado cesante por el Ayuntamiento en-
gu destino de Arquitecto Municipal
FL sehor Gambia tenfa presentada su
renuncia, ell Ayuntamlento no hizo
otra cosa que aceptarIa.
Tambi6n debemos aclarar ell dicho
que apareci6 aver en- nuestro peri6 iico
de que don Eiuario Torres, se la- ecjtu
6a de 1oganiero, cuan1o en- realidad 10
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-01-05
FL TRIUNFO De AIBOHITO
PuertOrrique1Os dignisimos

Comentando Ey Pals de la Capital ell
triunfo dc Aibonito dice entire otras
simpiezas 20 siguiente :
<No merece replica quien, desle lss
columns de La Correspondence pre-
tepde oscurecer nuestro triunfo recor-
dando tiempos pasados que NADIA tienen
que yer con los presentes: hoy ell par
tido Republican, de Aibonito esta for
mado p0r digatstna0s 2ouertorriquei5os
que, con an derecho indiscutible, Sc co.
tocdn al Iado del pueblo, y Iuchan ga
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-01-05
1rissssfO
federal
GURABO

En- las elecc3ones ceiebradas en- Gu
rabo hsmos obsenido 373 votos los
repoblicanos f2O!l
Rs un triunfo mas obtenido por las
huestes federales.
DeepuSs de Gurabo vendran otros Y
otlos, y GerS IN pals entero al lado de
un partido.
Por Oriente sale Ell sol, todos los
pueblos del Oriente estan con ell Parti-
do Federal
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-01-05
ELECCIONES EN- SANTA ISABEL
Las candidaturas
ATROPEA.E-OS

La candidatura federal fu6 expuesta
al publioo en- ell Club demas sltios
publieos para que fuera conocida del
pueblo: la republicans no.
Como en- dicha candidatura fgura ell
rabioso Unconditional senor Famanfa,
companero de Egozcue y no conve-
MA que ell pueblo sc enterara de ese
detaLte republicano. Sc la callaron has
ia Ultima hora.
va sabes, pues, pueblo de Santa Isa
bel que tn pr6xino mandatario sera ell
antique cacique conservador Eamanfa.
Hecho escandaloso4
Norberto Qui,es, que parece es la
eocora de los repubIicanos iuoonGlcio-
males de todo ese litoral de Santa Isabel
y Salinas, sali6 aver las media de
aquella poblacion para esta Ultima en-
union de varioe amigos. Al llegar al
barrio de Jamca fueron detenidos por
una pareja de policfa insular.
Tras esta sc preseutaron como diez y
seis repubIicanos avalauzandose sobre
Dulles sus amigos.
No les saiio ben la parsda. Ell te-
niente americana eucargado de La alcal-
dfa de Santa Isabel &c trasiado al sitio
Y hoy debe haber iuiclado la causa CO.
ell Juzgado de Santa Lsa-
bel.
Preguntamos.
sComo Sc enoontrabs apostada alif
"a poicfs insularf L Era plan oombi-
nado?
ESQ es 10 que averigusremos para po-
ler las cosas en- su lugar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-01-05
EL "DIARIO DE PUERTO RICO

Hoy vera la luz pdblica en- San Juan
ell nuevo vocero del partido federal, ell
Diario de Puerto Rico, dirigido por el
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-01-05

es, pues posee ese tftulo professional
expedido por la PolitScnlca de Paris.
Y como no manteRemos nunca un
error, nj cometemos injusticias sabien-
das, hacemos gustosos estas aclaracio.
nes.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-01-05
Mrs. Orlnstead Dead.

From Oakland this morning the
ARDMOREITE received the intelli-
gence that Mrs. j. E. Grinstead
had died at Kerrville, Tex, We'd
nesday of last week. Mrs. Grin,
stead was the wife of J. E. Grin
stead, formerly publisher of the
Oakland News. They removed to
Texas last summer. in the hope of
recuperating Mrs. Grinstead's i'm
paired health, but their purpose
was not accomplished. The family
was well known in Ardmore, and
many friends here will regret to
learn of the bereavement. The re.
mains were inferred at Whites
boro last Friday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-01-05
suits Filed,

Joe Green has filed suit in COM
missioners court asking damages
from j. r. Galloway and A. ]. Bur-
dett. The parties to the suit live
at Earl.
Seventeen suits were filed in
Judge Bradford's court yesterday
against w. NJ. Robertson. Mr..
Robertson was. it seems. formerly
a merchant and became unable TO
pay his indebtedness. He will
probably take advantage of the
bankrupt law.
In district court today the fol
lowing suits were filed:
Maude and George Harrison VI
Marian Oswalt, for possession oi
lands; Frank Napoleon, ct al, vi
/. N. Brock. same complaint. ani
E. H. and Il. p. King VS. w. l.
Thompson. In the latter cas-,
plaintiffs ask judgment for dam
ages in the sum Of $1l25.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-01-05
Agricultural Prospects.

w. NJ. Bonner has returned
from his farm near Mannsville.
On the farm of more than SOC
acres every tenant except one rent
ed land for the ensuing year. The
one objecting claims 40 acres by
lease contract.
While it is true that a great dis
satisfaction exists among lease
holders and everything possible is
being done in their interest, yet
there is a genuine consolation to
all business interests in the Indian
Territory found in the fact that all
the lands here in a state of cult
vation will be titled the coming
year despite this dissatisfaction.
Some farmers have moved from
here but others have come to take
their places. Inspector Wright,
during his visit to Ardmore, criti
cised this part of the territory for
sending out what he claimed was
exaggerated statements concerning
the general dissatisfaction arising
over the expiration of all lease con-
tracts on the first of the year. He
seemed to think, that if reports
were true, that when he reached
the Santa Fe he would find towns
entirely depopulated. We can
only regret that that official has
been misinformed. The papers
published in This district should be
sent to him Lease holders will
remain here and if the time of ex-
piration for lease contracts is not
extended by congress they will ac-
cept the inevitable and seek redress
through the federal conrts. Ten
ants can rent land here as we'll as
in the states and will remain
Country tributary to Ardmore will
grow this year as it has in former
years and that territory will be as
densely populated by the indus
trious farming class as on previous
years.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-01-05

smsIIpox Reported ae Psuis Valley and
McGee-Net Authoritative.


McGee-Net Authoritative.
Ii was reported here this morn.
ing upon good authority that
smallpox was at both McGee and
Pauls Valley. The afflicted per-
son at Pauls Valley is a Mr.. Peo-
plies, resident of that place and a
brother-in-law of Attorney John
Mcclure 1t has been known for
some time that Duncan and Mar
low on the Rock Island were un-
dergoing a seige of this dreaded
disease, but this is the first credi-
BILE report coming from any towns
this side. City Physician Moffett
has received no advices concern
ing the matter, but he apprehends
that our town will yet be a victim.
Ardmore physicians are on the
alert. Every suspicious looking
case calls a conference of wise
heads. The board of health is by
no means asleep and our town will
receive every possible protection.
The citizens of Pauls Valley are
excited and hundreds are being
vaccinated.
Referee in bankruptcy, T. N.
Robnett. was here this morning
and stated that the physicians had
not yet pronounced the disease
smallpox. but that considerable
fears were entertained and some
excitement prevails.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-01-05
HIS Wife Saved Him.

My wife's good advice saved my
life, writes r. NJ. Ross of Winfield
Tenn, for / had such a bad cough
I could hardly breathe, l steadily
grew worse under DOCTORS treat
ment, but my wife urged me to use
DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, whish completely cured
me-" Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, La
Grippe; Pneumonia Asthma, Hay
Fever and all maladies of Chest,
Throat and Lungs are positively cur.
ed by this marvellous medicine. 81
cents and 81. Every bottle guaran'
teed. Trial bottles free at City Drug
Store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-01-05
Words Plainly Spoken.
To the Ardmoreite.


Berwyn, |. t., Jan. 4. 1900
viii you allow me, through the
columns of your paper, to say
IeW words to business men and the
public generally concerning Messrs
Bruce & Torbett, the insurance
agents and the companies they rep.
resent.
On the night of Dec. %, 1899.
my store house was set on fire.
supposed by burglars. The result
was considerable damage by flame
and smoke before the fire was ex-
tinguished.
l was at 'the time carrying in
surance with the companies repre-
sented by Bruce & Torbett. MIR
Torbett came up immediate on re.
celpt of the news of the fire, and
at once went about to have the
damages adjusted. Their adjuster
arrived in a few days and at once
proceeded to appraise the damage.
This he did it very satisfactory
way, judging all things with
keen sense of justice. / shall ever
regard him a gentleman in every
respect.
This is the first fire | have ever
had under insurance and the
chances are that l may never have
another in life. However. if the
fire fie1d ever seeks me again he
will find me insured with Bruce 4
Torbett.
| want TO recommend them for
their promptness and reliability,
and ask business men to give them
their favorable consideration.
Sincerely yours,
InuN A u,rr xx-,u
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-01-05

Yeals ago the word IDIOT
meant simply private person as
distinguished from public official.
a clown was only a farmer.
1t was the custom to call an indus
trious peasant william" and a
"knave" was simply a boy. Silly
meant blessed in old German and
the old Saxons meant nothing out
of the way when they called a man
a 'chual.' Mae" the Scotch pre-
fix means son. so Macpherson
means son of rarson.' and Nc
donald is the same as Donaldson.
Fairfax means fair of face" We
get bogus from the noble Italian
family. the Borghese, whose swindl-
ing operations were extensive.
Priam's SON Hector was always
testing his enemies hence hector
ing" Orange" means gold
apple, and the date" means a
finger. from resemblance to one.
From the Latin word "politicus"
we get politics. and Captain Fudge,
commander of an English steam
ship, was in the habit of relating
such outrageous stories that his
men grew to designate a falsehood
by exclaming his name, Fudge"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-01-05
THE PASSING rHRoNG.
All the WORLDS . stage and Bach
one Plays a PART

J. R. Shannon of Davis is in the
city.
j. Il. Hodges of Durwood was
in the city today.
N. w. Fisher was here today
from Pauls Valley.
Deputy Sam Harper returned to-
day to Pauls Valley.
T. n. Robnett, a Pauls Valley
attorney, is in the city.
j c. Graham has returned from
a business trip to Texas.
I Mrs. James has returned from a
visit with friends at Oklahoma City.
E. s. Lynn of Lebanon was a
pleasant caller at our Office last
evening.
Tom Gerren of Denton, claim
agent for the Santa Fe people, is
here today.
John w. Hoffman, a prominent
insurance man of Kansas City, is
here today.
F. A. Thalhofer, agent for Beach
and Bowers minstrel aggregation,
is in the city.
Miss Cecil Wilmington is enter
tanning her friend Miss Stella Green
of Gainesville.
Mrs. w. S. Bay has returned
from Oakland after a two weeks
visit at that place.
United States Marshal Hammer
went to Purcell today. He will re-
turn this evening.
T. w. Lytton of Reagan, who
recently suffered from a disastrous
fire at that place, is here.
Miss Mollie Jackson of Whites
boro, Tex, formerly of this city,
is here visiting friends.
Judge and Mrs. Love of Marietta
are in the city. the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. S. A. Douglas.
Tom Harris went to Berwyn to-
day to assist in the adjustment of
some recent losses by fire in that
tswn.
Marietta has new business firm.
J. r. Holland. formerly of this
city. DR.. Wolverton of Ardmore
and E. S. Wiseman of Marietta
have opened up a business there
under the firm name of J. r. Ho
land & CO.-Gainesyille Hesnprian.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-01-05
Attention. MasOns

There will be a meeting of the
members of Ardmore Lodge No.
81, A. f. and A. M, on Saturday
night at Z O'Clock, in the Odd Eel
lows hall. Every member inter
ested in the lodge should be present
as important matters will be dis
cussed. W. L. BoGIE, w. Nj.
ID. II. NISBETT. .Secy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-01-05
COMMISSIONERS IN CONVENTION.
A Meeting has Been Called at soath Nc
AIester TO Discuss PeadIsa osestisas

Meet n2 has Been Caheo at Sookm We
AIester TO Discuss PeadIsa ouesfioas
Yesterday evening Commissioner
Bradford left for South McAlester
to attend "a convention of UNITED
States commissioners to be held
there for the purpose of discussing
the merits of pending legislation
in congress touching the jurisdic-
ton and salary of commissioners
in the Territory.
1t is quite likely that the action
of the convention will be embodied
in a resolution or memorial to con-
gress setting forth their views 90
to the scope and operation. as we'll
as the necessity for the legislation
in question. 1t is also quite likely
that they will offer suggestions as
to needed changes other than those
included in the bill which will in
crease the efficiency of commits
sioners' courts.
Judge Bradford has made close
study of Territorial conditions since
assuming Office here and his eoun-
sci and advice will be valuable in
the deliberations of the commits
sioners. He will return Saturday.
The bill now pending in con-
gress was introduced by Represen-
tative Frye of Tennessee, provides
for extending concurrent jurisdic-
ton of commissioners courts from
$500 to $500, also giving them
jurisdiction in cases of forcible en-
try and detainer and increasing
the salary of commissioners from
$500 to $1,000. Some other mi
nor changes are also contemplated
by the bill. but these are its prin-
cipal features.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-01-05
An OVercOat.

The morning of the fire in the
First National bank building some
one left an overcoat at julius
Kahn's confectionery. Owner car
have same by calling there and
paying for this notice.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-01-05

In pulmonary troubles, the direct
action of Ballard's Horehound Syrup
upon the throat, chest and lungs,
Immediately arrests the malady, by
relieving the distress, cutting the
and freeing the vocal and breathing
organs. Price 25 and 80 cents at w.
B. Frame.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-01-05
Literature Class.

Mrs. Barry's literature class Will
meet as usual Monday afternoon,
Jan. 8. The class will begin the
study of Schiller's two dramas The
Piccolomini" and The Death OF
Wallenstein," translated by Cole
ridge,