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Many Wonder.

Many wonder how tt Is that pli. worms and
stomach worms got into little children, or
no" = t,:pe worm 30 icSt lonr, can ..ct il.
ana cSlSL ana grow mSi &c of man, aS j.
sometimes Happens. They may we'll wonder
lor IL is n glcnt mystery. However,. ma;lN
EHoW from experience that Mothers Worm
syrup vii rid one q! intestinal worms unu
greatly improve the Eealth after the worm.
nave hoon destroyed and expelled. 1t is abSo
!dtciy u h;irn!csS remedy tO take, and uS il
ohly costs 2l Cynts, MI ShnIld tx /, who slls-
pect woi ms I" ne the canso nf their iii health.
Mexican K00t pins.
Those pills. costing only ~ cents II boN ar,
tho latest vegetable discovered tor cleansing
nciaiin;c, strengthening and regulating
the liver and bowel Better health inyuri.
ably follow their use.
tn. Best Time.
The BEST \ ia2 ~ care puiI is when YOU
hrSt go! II y ways have II Bottle OF GUOch'S
Quick iiclicf in the house. cures external
or Internal pain and costs only - cents.
cures cramps una collie.
1 iio Whole Body.
The whole body depends on good healthy
blood for its siIstcmncc ami strength, Moth
ing makes the blood So healthy ard the nerves
SO strong as 'iuDChs SarSuparilla kcud tcSti-
niOnL,is On its wrapper.
Pile. iue Cures Piles.
Money refunded irit ever h,ris.
AkTi-AGUE cures Chiiis and Fever.
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OF Novss
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When Writing ntion 7 TIMES
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Rev. DR.. Morris WecLsJer
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New Yo,k. Ian. 3. 1901.
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Evening star., 1901-06-01

ant, extricating himself in time to hear the
latter half of the astounding announcement.
raglan said 1t again, and Helen Lang
nam turned away that she might not see
the unmistakable fear signals flying in the
eyes OF the young officer-see them and be
moved to contempt of the bitterest.
But If Bisby auailed, the president did
not. He was no more than a peaceful in
dustry colonel, this Ehite-haired old man,
but there was blood of proof in his veins.
we must stop 1hem,' he said calmly.
They have sandwiched us in between be-
cause they knew that. otherwise the specie
loopholes in the end of the armored money
car: How many of hem are there?'
"A dozen, l should say
All on the engine9s
All but the two WHIP are standing guard
on the front platform of the 'Esmeralda.' "
You've tried the ahbrakes?'
Yes. They We're disabled under both
cars before the attack was made"
The president glanced at his watch and
then up at the speed recorder The hand
on the dial already pointed to fifty miles
an hour, and the heavy private car was
creaking and plunging like an overladen
lumber schooner in a tempest. I'VE must
think quickly. There are fifteen we'll
way they can get to us?'
Raglan shook his head. Not unless we
can stop If they try to climb along on
the foot-rail from the side doors they will
be picked off one at time
Exactly. Have you any idea what these
miscreants will try to do?"
Raglan endeavOred to make the young
woman at his side go to the three terri
fled ones in the corner, but she would not.
Evening star., 1901-06-01
A SUCCESSFUL MAN
HOW HE ATTAINED HIS PRES
ENT ENVIABLE POSITION.
He states His Rules for Success and
Tells His Own Experience in Achiev-
ing It-A Remarkable Career.


Honesty, aEGreSslTen'ss ana health are the
requisites Tor success
These are III" words OF Joan Ii. Riley OF 'aze-
h"yia. y /. VINO mas attained the MAIN thihs
that all mon d"Sre- Inc hfSt TWO qnaAitleS
h"h'l'h are necessary ne continued II iiai
or woman wants t" rise in life, but they are OF
littI' Us" II the third Is not IN your possession
MY hiIrE Is a blacksmith "i NkHi ana lh''Sri'y'
who. win his brother Sn''rrd"d I" the phSiheSS
founded by TIER father.
In r"SI"rS" to questions he said;
A'"ut two years ago was taken n""h WIN
iufammat"ry rheumatism anu WAS Hat on my Dack'
racked with pain and a> h"ip'SS as ch'ih lor
fourteen weeks During these weeks suffered as
only Those VIII" have intiaminAt"ry rheumatism can
suffer
Didn't you have any medical attendance:
qUrricd th" reporter
Yes, had the best ihat could he procured but
the doctors did Not help me
''liut how did you hre"iL" cured:
Evening star., 1901-06-01
Copyright, 1901, by Francis Lynde.)

readiness to relieve the locomotive of the
incoming train. The men of it's crew, the
engineer, fireman and coal passer, Were in
their places in the cab. and no one saw a
Iourth man in grimy overclothes crawl un-
der the big engine and do something to its
machinery with a short iron bar forked at
the end.
moment later this man emerged. his
IRON bar transmitted by some sleight of
hand into a heavy hammer with a short
handle. He crossed the tracks to the pres
Evening star., 1901-06-01
Satiny Crepe de Chine

The new crepe de chine. with its satiny
surface. Will proTe boon to those who
look their worst in the dead shades. Taft
feta, of course, will take a new lease of
life, and in the millinery of the moment
It's sway win be undisputed, for it is not
mild enough yet to adorn heads with tulle
and lace toques
Evening star., 1901-06-01

From the Philadelphia Press.
"Hello!' cried the bore, bustling into the
great mans office, anything new?"
you're always looking for something
new and fresh, aren't your" said the long
suffering victim.
"Sure!"
ror?'
Evening star., 1901-06-01

From the Chicago Tribune
Upgardson-"The way people become
famous as a general thing, Is by doing
something, but here is a university pro-
fessor who achieved fame by merely not
kissing the girls
Atom-"You are wrong. His case is no
exception to the rule. He became famous
by telling it,
Evening star., 1901-06-01
Hindu Belief,

From the Calcutta Indian Mirror
When the land is contaminated, men
should. at the time of milking cows. let the
milk fall directly on the ground and moist
en- it. They should also fast Deeds OF
charity and sacrifice in behalf of ancestors
should be performed I'm. every house, viii
lage, and city. For ''impiety is the root
of all Diseases
So says Charaka, the highest authority in
medical science
The planets should be propitiated The
observance of these good rules will create
in men kind of psychic force which will
purify the tainted soil, water, ETC. and rem
der them wholesome.
Vishnu should be worshiped in every
house with offerings of leaves of tulasf
Such holy observances will put an end to
all pestilential diseases like the bubonic
plague, malarfal fever cholera, etc. There
will be timely showers of rain, followed by
abundant harvestS: men Will pass their
lives in the enjoyment of health and peace
Nothing else can contribute to the happi-
ness of mankind.
Evening star., 1901-06-01

The Hard Part.
From Life.
Have you ever been perfectly happy?'
Yes but l never knew it at the time"
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IWILEI INJUNCTION.

An injunction was issued yesterday by
Judge Gear. through the efforts of the
president and trustees of Kaumakapili
Church, for the closing OF Iwilei, re-
straning the owner, lessees and inmates
of the place from maintaining or permit
ting to be kept bawdy house on the
premises.
The complaint was filed on behalf OF
the church by Attorneys Thomas Fitch
and 8. X. Kane. and claims that the
church property. which Is situate near
Iwilei, is lessened in value by reason OF
the character of the place, which is char
acterized as public nuisance. The les
SEEMING of the property value is alleged
as a separate and special injury apart
from that averred in the paragraphs
wherein 1t Is complained that said mo-
torlous bawdy house. diminishes and in
terferes with the use and enjoyment by
the congregation of Kaumakapili as
place of public worship and infiicts upon
plaintiffs great and rreparable injury
not capable OF estimation or compensa-
ton in damages, and that plaintiffs are
without remedy at law" Damages and
costs are prayed for. Plaintiffs bond is
for 5000 and is signed by w. r. Castle
and G. p Castle.
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svf iH ffN ihs ar mHis ,hsl i.a-t no
iH SITTER W.
IIHh 500 firffti sHB seraFs
tirttf %. ALTON mfiH ihH isai souHF
~. ~ iH. UuH 1tH Fnuun fasHrir htfe
torifft aft raHiihf nHa asaHtist no win
tti h.tl tnHur rrapir ih tho 1ruitofy ~
NhHsH U.s. tfAt ! mean Yuuur people
Whu Hst. rufIUsa n we ih ihe Wuft
ithi Usa thrHH 800 have o. heart fuil
~ rnihus.afm sou viii ne.d a. once,
vhup in auf Tpfttos ~ Utah. ! climbed
up H mUuutairsidr tHat vas brown and
hnft under ths summcrs run when the
summit WAS roar he'd linrs ~ iyinF green
showed mo whore the streams ~ water
we're Z could not s,e them but ! knew
thr grass would not grow where there
~ no water So u Ia in the world %
'hs scholar Tho hollDst lives are not
found m the parrs - history. but In the
liv.s ~ other men"
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BY AUTHORITY.
MORTGAGES NOTICE OF INTEN-
TION TO FORECLOSE. AND or
TIME AND PLACE OF SALE

In accordance with the provisions OF
a mortgage made and delivered by
Miriam Peleuli Amalu and Sam Anna
Ill., her husband, of Honolulu, Territory
, of Hawaii. to William G. Achi, OF the
same place, bearing date March g.
| 1900, and recorded in the office OF the
Registrar of Conveyances for said
Territory of Hawaii on the 18th day
of March, 1900, at 1906 O'clock p. m, n
liber 204, on pages 222-224
Notice is hereby given that the said
MORTGAGE, William G. Achi, intends TO
foreclose said mortgage for a condition
| broken therein, to wit, the non-pay-
ment of interest when due; and fur
, Their notice is given that on the 9TH day
of June 1901, the mortgage exercising
the option contained in said mortgage
declared the whole sum secured by
said mortgage, both principal and in
terest, to be due, and demanded pay
ment thereof. which demand said
mortgagors were unable to comply
with; and further notice is hereby CIV
en- that because of said breach of con-
dition of said mortgage said William
G. Achi, the MORTGAGE named In said
mortgage, will, after the expiration OF
three weeks from this date, advertise
the property described in said mort
gage and also hereinafter described in
this notice, for sale, and will cause the
the auction rooms of James F. Nor
gan, Queen street, Honolulu, by said
James F. Morgan, on Saturday, the
18th day of July, A. d. 1901, at II
o'clock noon of that day Except the
eighth piece thereof, to the highest
bidder for cash, deeds to be at the eI-
pense of the purchaser.
&s'' 49,
The property described in said mort
nd h1 no a
sale and sold as aforesaid, is described
as follows:
All of the undivided one-sixth inter
est of said mortgagor Miriam Peleuli
Amalu, in the following premises:
% Land at Kaukahoku, Nuuanu
described in r. p. 314, L. C. Award
, 1476, to Iwiula, containing an area OF
I one acre and ninety-nine fathoms;
(2) Land situated at Printers Lane
described in r. p. 569s, L. C. Award
2OSB, to Kamaile, containing an area
of COS fathoms and 2 square feet;
go Land situated at Printers Lane
described in r. p. 6e6, L. C. Award
1898, to Kaleiheana, containing an area
of l 20100 acres; =
XXI, described in r. p. $3.50, L. c.
Award 1424 to Kanuihi, containing an
area of 1900 acre:
(5) Land situated at Kapaakea, Wal
hki, described in r. F. 6333, l.. C.
Award 1919, to Hepa no Pahau, CON
tanning an area Of 241O0 acre;
Co Land situated at Kamoiliili, Wal
kiki, aforesaid, described IN r. p. 1884,
l.. C. Award 1875. to MookinI, contain
ing an area of 34-100 acre
CD Land situated at Kapaakea,
aforesaid, described in r. p. 1929, L. C.
Award 26l9, to T. Pahau, containing
an area of 57s acres;
tS) Parcel s, described in mortgage,
will not be sold.
90 All of the right, title and interest
OF said mortgagors in the real and per-
sonal property Of Auhia, deceased, the
grandmother of said mortgagor, Mi
riam Peleuli Amalu
WILLIAM C. ACHI.
Mortgage.
HATCH & SILLIMAN.
Attorneys for Mortgage.
Honolulu, June T. 1901
22S7-June 7, II. IA, IS, 81, %, 2s.
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WHARF AND WAVE.
lnniVru ~ IUvoIuIu

ANhfffi At llNNulIlsi.
FRIDAY. June D
30. d = usene. Finoh IRON an
Nfanciero
40 ss pors smith. IRON he
orient
III umr " @ psn rbom~on. from
gn~sh
SATURDAY,. June y
" .tmr H,icue. nicholson. from ia
sail
sehs. q, w. watson. from i.ahaina.
W stmr iyehua, Dover. from Moioknl
Am bht Ruth, hurley. g. days from
Nr~cartle
". strnr. Riuau. Freeman. from nlo
and way ports
Nor. bs oddcrsjaa. JohAnscn, o day
from Newcastle
Sunday. June n
Ill stmr. Miknhala. Gregory. from Ma
eMuih
LII. ,,mr. Soeau. wymAn. from wal
secA-
O. q q. zealandia, Dowdsli, ri, back
from sea in dlstress
Am blk. mohioan. Kelly. u days from
gan Francisco.
Am bkt Planter. Chase. u days from
San Francisco.
Am. sp. Fort George, Morse. . days
from Newcastle.
Monday. June "a
Am. big. Tanner. ScWhall. 25 days from
Port Blakeley
Alsslonary schr. Carrie and Annie,
Garland, from San Francisco, en- route
20 South Sea Islands.
Am. schr Anna NJ. Campbell Smith.
10 days from Port Gamble.
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Sailed FRoM moNoLuLu.

Friday. June q.
an. sohr. Robert LEVERS, Underwood.
Ior the Sound
Am. sp. Louisiana, Halcrow, for the
ssound.
Am. bkt. John Palmer. DeLAno. for the
Sound.
schr. Eclipse, Townsend. for Maui and
Hawaii.
IL. stmr Re Au Hou, Mosher. for Ho-
kokaa-
stmr. J. A. Cummins, Searle, for Oahu
sorts.
Ii stmr. Hanalei. Peterson. for IA
zAaL
IL. stmr. walaleale, Piltz. for Kauai
o. & o. s. S. Gaelic, Finch, for the
orient
Saturday. June q
O. O. q. g. Doric. Smith. for San
francisco.
o. 8. g. Zealandia, Dovdeli. for Ban
Am. bkt Archer. Hardwick, for Ban
JFrancisco.
Am. schr. BERTHE Minor. Ravens, for
She Sound.
Monday. June "A.
Am schr. John a. Campbell. Smith.
Tor the Sound.
W stmr Maui, Bennett, for Maui and
Hawaii.
Schr Mile Morris, for Koolau ports.
Erhr Kawailani. for Koolau ports.
Sunday. June q
Am schr Defiance, Blum. for San
Francisco.
Az bst Amelia, wiiler. for the Sound,
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Plenty of lakewood.

a lot OF lockwood seed was lately re-
ceived from France by Jared Smith,
director of the Hawaii Experiment
station, THE growth of which will be
watched with interest" says an even
ing paper. lockwood trees have al
ready been and are growing In Homo
lulu and any number of seeds have
been distributed to those Interested in
forestry. There is fine tree at Alma
hau, hundreds Of the seeds Of which
have been used by S NJ. Damon for
beautifying his Moanalua country es-
tate. lockwood growing VIII not be
an experiment I'm Hawaii as the eN-
pertinent long since proved successful.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. THIRD
CIRCUIT OF THE TERRITORY
OF HAWAII.

OF HAWAII.
In the matter of the Estate of j. w.
II. Kaopua, of Waimea, Hawaii,
deceased, intestatc. AT Chambers.
In Probate.
The accounts of Henry Smith, ad
ministrator of said estate, together
with a petition asking that said ac-
counts be examined and approved, and
for distribution and an order discharg-
ing him and his sureties from further
responsibility as such, having been pre-
scented to this court notice is hereby
given that
Wednesday, the Slst day of July 1901,
at 10 O'Clock a. m, in the courthouse
at Kailua, Hawaii, be and hereby is
appointed the TINT and place for hear
ing said application and accounts, and
that all persons interested may then
and there appear and show cause if
any they have, why the same should
not be granted.
BY the Court
NJ. f. SCOTT, Clerk.
Kalua, Hawaii, June Il, 1901
2292-June %; July 2, O. 10
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SAN FRANCISCO. June lO.-An impor-
tnnt change Ia insurance circles has been
made recently by which George II, ny
son, well known through his connection
with the German-American Insurance As
ISOLATION and the German Alliance Insur-
ance Association, becomes also general
agent for the Phoenix ana Now Hamp-
shire Insurance Companies,
lls Is now IN entire charge OF the Pa
citc departments OF these companies,
which embrace not only the territory
west % tho Rockies. but also the Ha-
NaIian Islands, Mr., Tyson has been IN
tHls section OF tho country for twenty
ono years ami has long been one Of the
foremost underwriters On the Coast
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IAnIIa HmInTWAINrE L0.

LADIES ptiUTwAtgTE -tOc.
Both white and .ored. Nh ~ them
have been dollar ur moro many 40
hinh ns 40 We viii send one o.
ihtm postpaid to any address on re-.
LADIES LEATHER BELTs -ioc.
white Kids. Blacks and Tans; 81.
YER trimm nss lu scrolls ana nailhcads.
a rare chance 20 get n bargain IN
stylish, ssryicpabie belt .. ,...........ioc
ny mail add b. each extra for postage.
FANCY CoLoRED PETTfcoATs
Doc
Handsome stripes and shades OF
rustling Italian Cloth. Wears better
than silk Cut literally with pretty
ploats and rufflcs Extraordinary -. .JOc
Postage prepaid.
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PASSENGERS


from kona and Maui ports. per stmr.
~, G. Hall, June 2i.-Mr. Pancost, Mrs.
honsarrat and son, Mrs. Davies. Miss
leslie, Miss Tousley. MIR. Ogilvie. l.
wills Mr.. and Mrs Wallace, Misses
ShaS. Beard. Montague, Gardner. Ma
noe. Mesdames Harrison, G. Wilder. kau-
pike. Steward. Kakao. Godfrey. kanila,
KiuSsi. Messrs. G.. Wilder, Snyder. w.
II, Cornwell, Kaneakua, c. c. Kennedy,
o. aedeman, Mccain. McGaven. Mich
er;. Steward, Cooper. lie Clair. Bucholtz
-slnd IS on deck.
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WHITNEY & MARSH. LTD.
,1OYO4ULU. n.
NOTICE To CREDITORS.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
been duly appointed executor of tho
estate OF Robert McKibbin, late of
Makawao. Island Of Maui, Territory
of Hawaii, deceased Notice is hereby
given to all persons to present their
claims against the estate of the said
Robert McKibbn, deceased, duly au-
thenticated whether secured by mort
gage or otherwise, to the undersigned
at his Office on Merchant street. in said
Honolulu, within six moths from the
date hereof. or they will be forever
barred, and all persons indebted to said
estate are hereby requested to make
Immediate payment to the undersign-
ed
j. NJ DOWSETT,
Executor of the Estate of Robert
McKibbin, Deceased.
Dated Honolulu, June "a 1901.
2292-June %; July .. Q, 16. %. 30; Aug. 6.
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NOTICE

ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY
warned frcm tresspassing on the lands
OF the undersigned, situate in North
kona, Island OF Hawaii, and more par
tlcularly the lands known as Kauma-
lumalu, Holualoa and Kaupulehu
j. A. mcguire
lIuehue, North Kona. Hawaii, June
], 1901. a2ss
22s9-June II. IA. IS, 81.
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hEW YORK june ~ Prosecutor
lHrr Erwin ~ Hudson counts
N hlH completed "a long consuliur
i|.H with lhe NrY John Keller. ~ Az.
HHFtun p m Tes4ri ~ the trial N
IIHWaH ~ nartrT Nh1 is under iGr
IHlm.Hi fHr arrlulf and battery 500
f.Uf 49, 800 uu ihH rector frhrHaTi
Hn IHFl no trhIH AIsH saN .f.Til
'IaT fUIuffHUf nlfNraFfa fHf iHr
HiHfr TlUrH hlIi 81 nhHuf fHly slid
.t#NH f.T tHr prosecution IIH UlsI
5000 begin Irst hHHHHF
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iin ihF pHlk hrhlaaH HhlHh aniffd
hfsiuaaR nnm san ffsnuiHo Same ihe
hHn lilH HiHun flf kaHaiHha0 nhunh
Ih. WHhfI ~ 800 HFHu ~ lHnn
h.lftifam ~ sen tfanUlHea afsaN
rtNif4 ~ hla Nlff an1 hnn fainf u
ihf HHhiHn fhN ffHfT all HHnfH
lEHi iiH iNHHlilfF ~ HIf naw inaifH
Mfni fhf h8 HfHn syn Hffi
nHHIH rIHHl
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wien ste = " sstuuaa
h
b fat fffH 8 htfe the 4
sssf We
the odd and sna
te " not
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MEMS got.F snfRrs-boc.
Stylish summer shirts In the nevess
styles. never have been sold Tor lees
than 10 dollar. 10 hp worn with white
collar With one pait detached Ina
Guns .s s..sssss4tss..t4t.4.4s4.s. -
Two hy man 10 any address for o.
MEMS BALBRfGGAN SHIRTS AND
DDRAwERs-s5c.
Made 60 retail to the summer trade
at 75c garment. Could not be had In
Now York nj this money. Three
pisces sent, postage paid. for ...."... o.
MEMS NECKwEAR-2
The latest oaprices In Tecks, Bows
imperlals Dorbles, Four In Hands,
etc, ..........,s,.s...s...,.,.. Nc
Postage paid.
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Honolulu, June %. 1901

Honolulu, June a. 1891
Hawaii,
Treasurer's Once, Territory OF
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
me Following appointments have been
made for the Territory Of Hawaii
Board Of Medical Examiners
WILLIAM u, TAYLOR. MD
GEORGE y, ANDREWS, MD.
JAMES r WAfsON, MD
WILLIAM H. WRIGHT,
'-'l Treasurer Territory ~ Hawaii
TrrnHurers Office. Territory ~
HAWAI-
Honolulu, june ss, isti
huTltE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT
ihr follow ing appointments have been
made fal no Territory ~ Hawai-
iiHsld ~ Dental ssaminfrH
~ D. liulfkMAk, DDS
0EOiiGE ~ MUDDY DnE
WILLIAM d TAYLOR Nh
WILLIAM u WhfgliT
a.HH frrwuIer TfTuoy ~ lisaall
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List Of deeds Med Tor record June q,
1901.
First Party. second Party. Glass.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-11-12
Frisco System.

Has put on new train known as the
OKLAHOMA LIMITED" between Ok
lahoma City and Kansas City. This is
the fastest and finest equipped train
out Of Oklahoma for Kansas City, st.
Louis and Memphis.
The OKLAHOMA LIMITED"
leaves Oklahoma City at 6:lO D. m,
arriving at Kansas City 7iO next
morning. st. Louis 5:35 p. m, and
Memphis $500 p. m. II consists of bag
gage car three CD chair cars, and
one OD Pullman. The Pullman sleeper
and one chair car goes through to
iansas City without change, one chair
car through to st. Louis and one
through to Memphis The return train
leaves Kansas City 9:2O p m. arriving
at Oklahoma City 1885 a. m.
Further Information regarding rates.
time etc. will be cheerfully given by
any Frisco system Agent or the under.
signed. b. +. DUNN.
District Passenger Agent. Wichita,
Kansas.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-11-12
FOSTER.

Special Correspondence.
Foster l. r.. Nov 1.-THE weather
is cool. cloudy and threatening.
Cotton Is nearly all gathered.
Stock looks bad There is much
complaint Of cattle dying .ereabouts
from blackleg and bloody murrlan
j. M Bass has gone up 20 Gran
ite o T.. after his horse that was
stolen.
The gin here has put mp C,j bales to
date.
our merchants are collecting pretty
well considering the short crops
The physicians are the only ones
complaining OF dun times. which
shows our community to be In a
healthy condition.
J. r. Gayler is here buying corn
and feed for stock.
Himar Leaf has sold out and in
tends locating in the Choctaw Ma
tion.
Some mcmbors OF John Drury'a
family are here from Graham visit.
ing relatives.