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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-05-02

TIME TABLE,
Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe Railway.
soUTH-BoUND.
Galveston and Chicago Express $3.50 g.. m.
Cleburne and Kansas City Express. 5:07 p m.
NoRTH-BoUND.
Galveston and Chicago Express--12:40 q. m.
Cleburne and Kansas City Express Ii :Ss a. m.
- A. LUCAS. Ticket Agent.
W. 8. KEENAN,. General Passenger Agent.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-05-02
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Proprietor Ardmorelte
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-09-06

sPOZNAN .-s katarYnlarazsasl,
,ssas ssaspssasw sxsses
ki6rero sskazano nas330 kkaarryY
a.a I sasslsIass h AZ 4,
,Boze coa Polsks'' mai M gsl d.
ysp. 4. / n, III 8 II uT |s'lF' ! =.
lpr.sd g.bg karna "a winYlk,sry.
Sad vice przysseedel1 d pr1s ''ks'l il
hkunelodya5t i 4, ME mog4a YniltoRo
|drsknjd lbs niepokoi6. = F n 'arl'
zlotu sokol6v As, byio wolhs &. 60,
kkoolloom W stepov,a.6 y .s1 man 1np
|sokolskich i ae sztanddarraannaai, 2 2
zabroniono :et %wssYstkim sokolom.
/. s.aboru austry aetiego s brania
udzialu = s!!ocie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-09-06

ESG9gg@%% ri sJ#3assE MN "" E.zEEa $500 Hat&%+T4E
,Z[l'olny ObE ,lt''1
Malze6stwo krola Aleksan-s
dra = paania Draga Maskina
budzi pytanie. jake to ksietne
zasiadaly poprzednio IA tro-
nieserbskim? Y y. =s5
Pierwszego ksiecla Milosza
iona. zwlala sic Milica. M LOSE
ME umial III czYtat. al pisat..
Ro.porzadzenia %pa1stwowe
znaczyl trzema krzyzami Mi
mo 70 byl urodzo1y wdd1 j
urodzony maj stanu. a prz1y-
TEN co "a inteliReneys! Ma
odpoc.ynek musial lektor
tl6maczyt ksiecjudobre ksiat
Ii ,nrl,,el1niliieckie ! francuskie.
Jeszcze dzisiai v palacu park.u
topczyderskiego Jest przecho-
wan:l doborowa. biblioteka
ksiecIa; pelno tam Kiazek
acknowledgment niemieckich
I caly Wolter.
Ksietna Milica podobnie
jak / NAL, pochodzila Z rodzi-.
ny chlopskiej Ale TAX, jak
Oh, miala ogromna intelIgen-
cya i odwaqe nieustraszona,
prz,tem pierwszor1eday tens
permanent polityczny. Poza
plecami meza, chot ME bez
jego wiedzy, ~trzymywal
stosunki 2 opozcya. Ona przezz
palec patrzyla ma ciagle La
mamie wiernosci mezowskiej.
Kladla praeciez "a warunek,
zadnegc publicznego zgorsze-
MIA, zadnego skandalu.
Raj przeclez przywi6zl 2
Wiednia feltyczna pokolow-
Ike i zaczal z MIA romansoWat
jawnie. Ksiezna M,lica pogro--
Ella raz drugi pokoj0wce, 4
sk:oro. pfzestrOgi ME pomoglY,
Milica zastrzella dziewczyne
ma miejscu opuseila konak.
Milosz. wsciekly, pieniacc!y sic
% gniewu, xolah ze smier6
ksiezne, gdy ia dopa-
Ia sauna oddala mn sic.
" re,ceiz smiecheimI MA zalu,wszy
ze kula.zabiie Snietylkc )a,
lecz j oddawna oczekiwanego
potomka. nadzieje dynasty.
Milon az e Wiest ucalowai
rece tony lswstrvumfie wpro-
: do konsknt ~
lego drugi sya. ktiaze
MichaI, kt6rY par 8 val dWu.
krotnis, bardSo wYksstaiconY,
byi swietnym monarcbs !,
ldzlaial niezm,ern:4 wiele Ola
roswoju Serbii. W polycin
mal3eh.kiem ME saznal szcse..
iicia.
Olenii sjey wegierka, hra-
blanks Huuyaiy. D1ieci ME
by1o; mallonkowle, pie rose-
ssl,. Hrabina lyla,na Zashodzie,
LAVISH v modnych miejscacb
kapielowych. Me3a kocha'a.
jej prsYniesiono wiado-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-09-06

~ ~ = 80"
bez pana. pros, waco azeby je
odesla6 na weterYnarye ceIem
ootrueis. Zmarly po1ostaw,l kartke
do cork. znaidujacei sis = klass-
torze, do kt6rej od.Ywa s'e =
spo.6b bardzo teliwY.
Polska pod Moskalem n
! !, v ! /. !. I. cz ] ( v !
spalila sic IS Sierpnia b. b. :.
kr6tko pred p6'lnoDca, wieza
ma koscjele Matki Beskiej ma
Jasnej Core. wskutek sztu~
ogn], puszczanych ma
wlezY pre- kompania kalis-
ka. .
o.
=. PRECZ Z zYDAMI!
Wio$ciamie wsi Viola Rata
powiatu ~nowomidskie
20, dowiedziawszy sic. e
Z sasiadow-kolonist6w
ma zsmiar osade swa SPREE.
dad tydowi ma zebranlu og6l,
mem postanowill wzbronie mu
tel tranzakcyi. Zebranie u,
chwale swoja u~mo,ywowalo
tenn, ze wszyscy pragna we !,
wsi, zachowat moralnosc !
wloscian odzgubego:
lydia sasiada. TAX
wKrolestwie.
wy ma to wielDiciele
3 ' 'Eil'lt,; ! Il alkaiez1fy 4.
uDWaEl.c!zN,Y,1 ZN1cz II.
TEWSKI. - Wiadomo kaz
e e cza 1''t| Z, !; .P'6ges i ,
Lttwinii. u. el6wnels we)
'wiia,ynri oddawali Geese b 5 J
vicente plonacemu ogniowi, J,
;nanemu Znicz, - Obecoie
lonos1a 2 Polagi, majatku
~ II: S8 d G4GSBaS.s5A .E
,rabiego Tyszkiewiczs, ma
.itwie, ze ME opodal CORY
3iruty PREY kopanlu studni.
zasypany "a czasow
vp,rowadzenia chrzesciahstwa
ia Litwie 'Znicz" lt6ry teraz
d tygodni juz bez przerwy
Jest 10 zr6dlo naftowe take
afSs SttgMz9!S% go. gJIAEIEsE SEAsEt
ak wiele podobnych ma
kaukazie " Persyi. Plomiehi
est pralw,iiet tax !, jjalsny, jail: lam
"a naftowa. ##
ESE3%f4sE8%%,s5 n Y#&&5 NHs@5e N%4 &4&.&E
WAR2.Ss,zl,1A "a Spree.
laz ulti,czn;a. !. dziieanilkkdw I. Y
Narszawie z,ost,;a,ll:aas 81. u i, s. no
vsna rozpc:r,,a''adsemem ober-
.,,o,liic,n1,;a'jjs q D .',.s i'lI' l,i.l r '''iln
zone ION iblyt moza tylko q Pr
lhllto1,peow, mai w,yte ella lalt
4 . .ab lESIalg' ~P / f:'ll;'' Ell !. / y
n,,u,sts,aa,, \ JE1,i'ss \ ella I i
\ u Isll "
SEs8sSA #SH5# sSHAsMsJsss4SN S4a@ass
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-09-06
z GA \: I

a aTe.v oETPE@ ~
sw. BarbarY i " ko6olsle .Nsjsw.
Serca Maryi d S;dstr Felicya'lnlesk'
na slro'ensku, rzadka uroes5sto6c
prym,cy,.d w6ch jednr'ocses ores brao'.
! WssadYsiava :l'.. e. Jaroslaw's
|Rjox,ol6v. Matkt maodyoh ka-
|plaadw : Pors16v Grpszczyhskich
|p t.la Anna Rejolvlcsowa. oso y !
|wysokich salet duszy i umys'u, wy.
Echowa,ws q W. w II tar1eoh sYn6~ Boeo M
chwaae, sobie 10 'p'ocieobs. ask's1o~
wi: M pozytek, osiadta sauna y
zaktadz,e IS. Felicyanek NJ Biichu,
aby v oisazy i spoken snut dalaze
F"'
deem. opieixa naizscniejsze] matki
Kolety, przeloionei zaksadu. To
''' a.''s''' : 1"'e 'as'e
1oi II :. m. oo p m'0'a : So
49, rHL- go . = - -. - - -. Sr..--S
pt'ni kap''0'es zak'aoo"
skromne] ! aeoiuehne1' leo' No
owe dn' u1o''y'te str0'oe' a~'&'
tecsn'e v sw'atio' s'elen s"'ese
Nv. kl,'wiaty.
%.
z ENCZY1N' Z lAASs adlonoszaa, ~
wslesie pod Rudnero !; * 3 alat v
dniu ! sierlpnias d L lesnego
Msjcherczyka, postrzeionego przez
hA 'e g q + Nleszcsesl'wYs otrzy-
i,s !. ccaiy I n abb w v okol'os se1oa - !
.:przeNmpetsl ION DC d Z 90 -. ~ IT, v
.strsszsn 1 hmsczarn'achE@syc's "a. i
konyctyl. Many n'aa pa l 9 ! mr..
Potooki zajtnlf l|'e':. s'e !. l le't 'ar''l.' wdo =
| dsieci, kt6re~ zmsrfY z eE
3, saadiov 70 . skrze 'u owl
cbala ma drnai d1leh pos5 Wypsdko'
. Sledstwo Jest Y 5to lttE.sS J. :.:sis
-o-:a 4
r. ! W O - w lednYlm :
lvowskich hotel, otrs1 s,e buchal.
lar banku sall;exko#ego Marcin
kt6ry ' nocy " czas,e
ae,.oxu, nrzybYlsdosho kazas
,obia DAD pok6,.
Md anem sluiba daremnie
aobij.ia .ie do drsv,, byiy Fam
kn,ete ! mkt s,e ME od.ywal. PIANO
.Sg~ - ,ESE-E5EIFs 80 - Es=sI Es=sF MISREPRESENTATION
M policy. 20 xyva.enia drsv,
GruJ.,n.tiego rozebr.-
,,go = Toxin bes 4yc,a. Pod 20.
dusk. zn.,dov.,. IL pack. pa.
pier6w, pul.res, ora. llsty, POGO
do c6rk,si .naiomyoh. v
;edovm ,.viadami. .,mob6io.
AEVtAUs Z0 OuOl0l0 9VWx0 AyCl0 UlA0S 4
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-09-06

.prsy nm lpi ;elni eddsY prssI, ssteby
SIS Eeron odesis1 AZ Pocket zaf9-.
.J 5,jSea s6sissaonsso 'l papis-
rseh w WI pana W., reszte sma,sy
fpr.exnacza a pokrycie kosst66ywv
ahodYel l9ls iii i ii . vi, Pogrzeb nd by6
RI Ip'oklryty J 'ksvoty, pT. !, ls I I
|KasY chorYch. Jesscsel jje 8 4, bet !
pos.. ! .lm'a.rly, jak donosi y Y
|Ibiurkp, Y ursedsie, s 4 ail's . \
~: Do iYrektora Banktu saiics.kEo--,
wegc p. Terenkoczego.. .2.3.. !.
Do p. Krylossahskiego nspi.
ss,ak 1. p. Grudzibski mlsdsy innemi
te pososta~A " domu diva psY,
towarzyssy doll i n,eioli. Me cbce,
BY one tulas, SIG ssPo i: lego sn'erei
bez pana. pros' ~'sc azeby j.
odesla6 na weterynarye ceIem
otruei.. Zmarly po.ostswA kartke
Do cork, znaidujqeei sis : klass7
tore, do t!t6trej od.ywa ss =
spo.6b bardzo tkliwY.
~ o. d
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-09-06

,,zsPozHatsakl,iegg,'o I
iysssssi M go !
skie donosss, 70 + v prywstnyyneahn..
sskotsehvsehhskieh, zniesniolnoo paAEe
.gsx AlSseaM5ss 9ssE8$ NE Afssys @Ss s1s.,
1 ie1yka p~elsk,ego. = na'uke rel'g''
" jesYku polskqlmna, o, D pposeostsav & ''s'
tyllo v n.juis J j.. y n N od1a , ! I "
niektorych szkolach poznanlslkiiacahl
d.ieol stawala opdr ni 'e'm''iiss'c'lEian,,
wytiado =, rel,gil, : prssdeWssystr
klein wsbraniais sic odmawis't
paoiersa niem'eckiego. Powiads1q,
10 ME ,beda odmau,alY water
unser", DO 50 d1ss i rolskiem.'l.
POZNAN. - Umar} nagle Y
nocy Z soboty ns aiedsiels s. p.
hr. J6.ef Mielzynski : Iwna, daw-
MESSY dz,edz,c Mi}ossawia, g}6wnv
wladclciel Basaru, obywatel 1acnY
bardso .zas}uzonY. Pogrzeb od~
byl aie y cs,w'artek Is I'm.
pred po&udniem v 1wnie- 81:
Jak stqd do ;,Germanii'' tsle,-.'
gr.fujal, z.loiyi naipr1ew. x. an a.,
cybiskup protest d mipistra o6w'e =
cenia przeciv TENN, 70 be. sapy=
tenia Gig 60 n@ute religii ola pol,
skich dsieei y jezyku polskim
snieeiono. !.
INOWROCLAW. - ,,Dzienr
elk Kuj." podeje rastepujace ada
r1enie, sw,sdcz4ce 0 mi}em poly:
Gu woiska i oby~ atelstwa " mia
etaeh Ksisstwa: - " pjedzlele
otoio god.ihy 10 wracal 2 prse-
chadzki utica K~asztelahsks mistr.
krawieckr =. Wilihekl : ton4.Przed
don EN- mum. 81 .acsepifo dw6ch
woj"kowych ,%podo6cer i ~,,gefraiter''
- be- wszelkieeo powodu Zone
pana W. Gdy. ten4e uja} sic -
iona, dobyh na%pastnlcy paiaszy j:
z krzykiem ;;verh.. Bengel,
! !. i: H..
- u -.
u. :. !: IL h;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-09-06

8&alD ajjuprzejjmi @szaanowFna Publiusnol6. Poskss doT nassege 81
&&Iandlu, BY sobie.. zobaesya zapasy naszych Swie5o SSsprovaadzor6
towardw iesiennyeb, szcsegdlnie: 1#
= Anpielskie sCHEVIO1Y, srkno granitowe,
8fsukno VI SCUYNA. FLANELE eklipsowe. W'elnia,-49
ma PRZFDZA = najlepszych kolorach, KOMFOfR-
BATTING Is. a. =
E .
& Poleoamy take gyruba przedze do tarpet6w, zwana6
a%Argonaut Carpet Warp. . X
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-09-06

ssRNsHsasAs
Eblssze l1yyt'ulsle'' q sprae..ddla !, n 4
,gszety
:s9s me- ---S1s- 1. ss
/, P Fla & ll.s v gguu bern E ka-
u: liisk i P' ''''t Epar A
t /, Z h. Mi i I T a 8 4
Hobchodzil 5O-letni ubileuszl
kaapllsai!s,twa,l. <, Tufowskii
przesz.allo''' lat ca1teesrdzie.:scl pre-
bywa Y Piatkul'. Mlsl[Ille..s'z.lktaa,1hdyely.
osady chcsc uczcit tax uro-
czysty dzied swego paste:zlia,
"a IS pamlatke zakupili trzy,
wielkie dzwony ogolaei wag,
"a 600 tuut6w.
30
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-09-06

PLUsKow RsY. a nlePlus..
kowenz. Pan Ka1kstein : Plusxo~
ives mia} zap'aci6 ksre p~ienietna,
g to, te wosy jego Mostly tabl,ce !
napisem ..Pluskowesg'"'. podcsas
Edy pollcya sakazala mu p,sst Nd
tablicach ,,Pluskowena''. Sprawl
przYssta pred sady. . sad lawn,
Guy skaEal p. Kalksteina na kare
~pienietna. Isba karna natomlast
wyrok ten obalila. Prokuratorys
niezadowolona tenn, udala sic 40
ka.mergerychtu v Berlinie, xtort,
jsdnakse rew1lzye odrzaoil j uwso...
I nlaIIp !. e. q rwszelkiieei kary, a.
vice HPl III ! ME Pluskto
wen..
f#i 1 sS#S 8.s s.$Aa- -n- s;SSf sssSs
s9 s4sEs @ tS s
8, 'Illse lNll'.s = !. z,n :, !. i .,tat.j
% dlugicb oierpieniacoh1 Z. y. + ~ n
dynsr,dd' ~ Nllsalrl'tean', dd~iluugoletn, nau,
cg.vcieel pin!nasyyaalnnY Y Trzemess-
a !; lfg,.llS lqt,, 4 ostsoxiias. veteran
sxs4ts ssas ss' sslfesss sFs 1'sigi w NJ I
The sun., 1900-07-16
cause OF the desire to rid the party of one
man, is simply unfathomable.
WHILE DEMOCRATS HOWL.

From wilmington letter in Philadelphia In
quirer.
While the Democrats howl against
trust grinding down the workingman
and tell him that all corporations are
bad things, Wilmington goes on secur-
ing new industries and endeavoring to
make itself more considerable city than
at present At the present time num-
ber of establishments are endeavoring to
secure sites here, and those who see more
in the development of Wilmington than
they do in a political fight continue to
hold out inducements to them. At the
present time industries which will en-
ploy several hundred hands are consider
ing offers OF sites for manufacturing pur-
poses. The best part of the whole matter
is that the new industries are not the
kind which ask for free sites and local
capital. 1t is believed that most OF them
Will be secured, for Wilmington has ad-
vantages which few other cities can
offer, and the Board OF Trade and others
interested have awakened to the future
of the city and are striving to improve it,.
The sun., 1900-07-16
BEFORE THE PEOPLE.
Democratic Vagaries National
Folly and Bad Leadership.
The Proposition to Defeat the Re-
publican Party Because of De-
sire to Get Rid of One Man
is Unfathomable.

From the Georgetown Union Republican,
When men start out to reform any
thing, the first requisite is fair GER
tainty that at least leave things no worse
than they found them. The desire for
reformation is the aspiration of men and
nations. 1t often, however, degenerates
into bigotry, and passion. The political
chaos into which the Republican party
of this, State has been plunged for years
past has been brought about by men
who professed a desire for better and
cleaner political methods in the State,
and for abler and filter representation in
official positions. AS result of these
effects, Richard R. Ksnney is Delaware's
sole representative in the Senate Of the
United Ststesl Without further COM
ment we leave all Republicans to calm
contemplation OF this result. Again the
matter is before the people. The situa-
tion has becune clear and unmistak
able. The Democratic party of Della
ware is now controlled by combina
tion OF four men. They represent the
principles of the Kansas City platform.
If their leadership is successful two Of
the number will represent Delawa,e in
the United States Senate. They will
vote against the measures Of the Repub-
lican Administration and for the hereses
of Organism These four men are SOUS
bury, Kenney, Handy and Johu Gray
The Republican who opposes party unity
and therefore party victory, calmly and
deliberately aids III the eli ction Uf two
out of this remarkable quaItrtte As a
result of reiolm efforts it would be mis-
carriage Of energy and Of common inteii-
genCe-a reductio ad absurdum to an
a anime degree. Ii wuuld in fact neces
sarliy convict those engaged III it, either
Of stupidity or Of deliberate party treach.
erv. Ii the Democratic party was at its
best, both as TO leaders, as well as To
pridcipl S, it would be asnestionabie re.
fITLn that seeks tile defeat of the Repub
lican party; but in these days Of Demo
cratic vag firs, OF natl nal folly, and
wild So emes Of governmental policy
q wi snc" lie d-r-nlp the proppsi
tion to defeat the Repub ican party BE-
The sun., 1900-07-16
DEMOCRATIC WEAKNESS.
rom Repul lican Glasses in the Star.

From Repul lican Glasses in the Star.
Only few years ago Democratic
ring held sway in Wilmington and New
Castle county. Absolute machine meth
ods prevailed, and hundreds OF Republi-
cans could not become enfranchised. By
obnoxious and underhand work Demo-
Gratis were enabled to continue in office
But there came a change. Confronted
with defeat, helpless and hopeless, the
Democratic State Committee is out with
an appeal for the formation of non
partisan vigilance committee to ferret out
I and prosecute cases of bribery alleged
against Union Republicans. Whatever
may be the intent OF the appeal it is a
lamentable confession Of the weakness OF
the Democratic party.
The sun., 1900-07-16
DR.. FOWLER TALKS NBENSE
Stats insurance Commissioner
Gets Into Deeper
Water.
"WON'T BOTHER HIS HEAD"
admits That He Knew of the Deiin-
auency of the Republic Say
ings and Loan Asso-
citation.
From the snndnr star OF Yesterday.

From the sunday Star OF Yesterday.
DIR. Fowler talks nonsense when he
intimates that the fault rests with those
who have money in the association be-
cause they failed to write to him, before
investing, for information as to the
standing OF the association. This view
OF the case, put forth by him, convicts
him, out of his own mouth, of worse
than simple neglect -of simple forgetful-
ness, for it appears from this intimation
that he really had knowledge of the de-
linauency OF the Republic Savings and
Loan Association, but did not 'bother
his head about it," because those who
risked their money in the association
omitted the duty-'a duty they owed to
themselyes''- enclosing few lines
OF inquiry to the Insurance Commission
er." Ii DIR. Fowler had such knowledge
as would have deferred any one from
investing in the Republic Savings and
Loan Association, it was not only
his duty to make the facts known,
but also to lodge such information with
the proper authorities against the asso-
citation for the purpose of suppressing its
illegal practices. But even though it
were Incumbent upon the shareholders
o; the Republic to apply to Commissioner
FoWler LOT lnIOrmatlOn, ODSerVe WIleIe ii
leaves that official. Because the share
holders did not take this precaution, DIR,
Fowler, the State officer whose duty it is
to look after all these matters, sits back
in his easy chair and in effect says
stWell, il these people who are investing
their oney in foreign loan associations
are bot nil 1tul enough of their own in
terests IL AK me for information about
them, Pm not going to bother" So, &C.
cording to Dr. Fower's statement OF the
case, he knew that the Republic was q
delinquent to the State and that it was
peristently Sinking the Delaware law,
yet, because no one asked him about it,
ne wouidn't tpll
But even this foolish defense does not
apply D. those shareholders y no had in.
Nested in the Republic before tile Law re-
ferleu TO was passed. Their money was
already in the association, and "nclos-
ing few ines of inquiry TO the lnsur.
SO mmissioner" would have teen
use Ell in their case. Yet the law con
teMpal d their protection, too; and il
r woes a.. l,.cutorc- Commissioner,
q I'd pays him a fat salary, especially to
luoN amer these matters, but be n4gects
The sun., 1900-07-16
Closing Out Sale
SPRING and SUMNER CLOTHING
at Greatly Reduced Prices
at the Southeast Corner
5tf1 and r1arket Streets,

Call and see us and you will be
convinced that you can secure
for the least money the best
Ready Made Clothing in the
City at prices that will Surprise
you. We are making a Cut all
along our line of Ready Made
Clothing for the purpose of
closing it out before the season
IS over and we don't intend to
carry any goods over until
next season. Come early and
secure a Bargain. Also Gents
Furnishing Goods going at j
value.
The sun., 1900-07-16

linlperia
eaIlgf
day by
fallen Il
Disps|
received
II Friday
FL RS Ito q
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Friday.
king had
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CATHOLIC
General
Officers
Ito apprC
was add
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ing toE o1
GOVERNOR
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were inyc
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reported |
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led lwithfl
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he details
mt narrati
on newsp|
ative. on
fShangh
une 25 til
radually
iassed the
ation cam
aat had I'D
tally sortie
hoHInet I'll
letting se1
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2 2 great wd
e little 70
slled the |
lnnediate \
These reyd
'ingHefect
disaHectio
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'incesl Chin
operate W
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11timately
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The sun., 1900-07-16

TO do so, and hundreds Of people all over
the State snffer niucn pecuniary loss
thereby. If DR.. Fowler had made known
the facts in the case even as late as six
months ago, prompt action would have
been taken by some OF the shareholders
of the association to compel the associa-
ton to deposit securities here in accord
auce with the law. But 'no one axed
me, sir,' he says, therefore he kept
mum. That is DIR. Fowler's defense. II
is poor one. Silence would have been
much hetter
The sun., 1900-07-16
THE MIGHTY HAVE FALLEN

From Republican Glasses in the Star.
How the mighty have fallen! Consider
the spectacle of the Hon John Biggs,
Peter r. Cooper, Jr., J. Harvey White
man, Patrick Nearv, Charles II. Ten
Weeges and William f. Kunz-Demo-
Gratis opposed to Bryan and Bryanism
fonr wears ago-reconmending for adop
tion by the Young MEMS Democratic
Club resolutions endorsing the Kansas
City candidates aud the Kansas City
platform, sixteen to one, and ali. Evi
IDENTIFY they are content to go down to
defeat as men OF party regularity.
The sun., 1900-07-16

JUST THE SAME AS SEEING THE
FIGHT-Returns Of the McG0vern-
Erne fight to be received by Krause at
Hotel Western Monday night.
The sun., 1900-07-16
A Building Boom.

Building Inspector Cassidy was kept
busy last week issuing building permits.
They were for new buildings and altera-
tiona amounting to nearly $4,000.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-16
Notes From the Diary of the Girl
WHO Visits SNars.

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Iiss ~, mu1hoy seems 10 aouo, Leo
s27 s.sss ~ss'"s"' Nhsi ne 'skHoS'ro
r3nes 70 the belief that he IL
u -. = snvoiVed by Miss smith out
suD''n'inai SELF" In MIes Smith.
1 nirtoo ,.,nss. ~ $3.50.
n "a ~ ". ..i,,sar.' 49, -
n S~sx. ~ r'lnearhated w the person
I'll N. Nn,oineue' After she lost her
8 @s.S ,v'hsarnated as Irlene smith.
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- q $500. eVesa.,"las sssaruns
TSA,..sS $1,000 ~ pfotessor fIoornoy'
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&1Hw ~h,"s " ps'nNtpsi phases OF the
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- 49,. nsi, ana al which Nine
s.s sss's'sa' Firss--tnercasins hem.
n1e5.ssnsn Win gradual loss OF
- :. " we haAssfiaI ENVIRON
- .hs hsginning the table bows
- ~ M'he Airpeb announcinx
1e mins sentence ~ Intended for
G&.~sss,,s series et elementary visual
&Irn9-- Vnnhow coiors, eicl.
Rs ~ Nine Mirbei that she would
~ 49, veAns hllnd Helena arose, left
- - ~ha aeid long conversation
Is ! sMakinary woman. who wished
= enter g curious little car WITH
Es5s" seward this woman. who, after
nrS-<. Fnken 70 her IN Frsnch. now
r. speaking in an uuintelllgi-
- IKE Chinese.
- eeFo'd revealed Il ns bv tho ,,,,ie