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QUARTO CENTENNIAL.
Sub Committees Appointed and Work
Now Well In Hand.

Sub Committees Appointed and Work is
Now Well In Hand.
Al meeting OF the Quarto Centennial
committee Saturday night, r. H. White.
ley, c. B. Ward aud L. c. Paddock were
appointed sub committee on the first
days celebration, Lou r. Johnston and
j,hn A. Teagarden on the second day
or miners day, and Mayor Whi,elcy,
chairman OF the executive committee,
was authorized to appoint committee
on the third or firemen's day, as we'll as
soliciting committee. The committee
regarded the outlook favorable for hav.
ing three great days here August /. 7
and 3, and scorned to consider any prop.
osition from Colorado Springs 10 pull
tn: celebration off.
The county commissioners voted Sat-
urday to give $500 to the committee in
event that s. 900 is raised all told.
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HUg1 IeVIS Died
O Appendicitis
DIED OF APPENDICITIS.

Hugh Tevis. son.in.law of Ex-Governor
B:xter. Died A ft.r Operation.
Denver, June ro-Ex.Governor e. w.
Baxter. Of Wyoming. was greatly re-
leved by The receipt Ct two kilograms
today from his daughter in Yokohoma.
One tells that her hu. band, Hugh Tevls.
died after an operation for appendicitis
The other states that she will sail On the
Dorle for home June II.
Governor Baxter has spent poor
mans fortune in attempts to locate bis
daughter by cablegrams through the
office Of the secretary Of state at Wash
ington. ~.
Whether inteIment will be in Denver
o: California has not yet been decided
but, probably, in the latter state.
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A FRENCH HORROR.

Mother Coufues Her Daughter In Dark
Eungeoa for 1wsniy five Year..
Paris. June S-The sensation OF the
week has been the arrest Of Mime. Mon
nier. a rich. mjserly land owner Of ,ae
ncighborhood OF PoIiiers, and her son, a
former sub prefect OF the department ci
Vienna. and leader o; poi.iers society.
on the charge OF inCaiCera,ing Mile.
Blanche Monnier, daughter Of Madame
Monnier. for twenty-five years in a room
OF Madame Moanier's holse.
The police, who were anonymously
notified of the woman. detention. enter
ed the house and found Mile. Monnier
shut up in a room, in darkness. lying on
A mattress stark naked, aud so emacia,ed
tha, she appeared TO be living skeleton.
The room was covered with h.th. bones
worms, rats and all kinds Of vcrmin.
The unfortunate won IN, who had par
TALLY los. her reason. was taken to a
hospital. II was thought sae would die,
bu: is now improving.
Twenty-Five years ago she was a
beautiful brunette. and fell IN love with
lawyer without means, Her mother dis
approved Of their love. and conhncd her
in the room which she has oniy recently
left. The SOD. after his arrest, pleaded
thl, be acted as he did on account oil
filial picty, and that the mother was re
sponsib,e. The lawyer dicd 10 1885.
There was another dramat!c develop
men, in the case today. Madame Mon
nier died in prison OF hear, disease. The
gravity Of her crime WIS brought. home
10 her 4, the Jldge's examination Thurs
day. She became Ill and died suddenly
in the iLtinmaEy OF the prison this morn
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MRS. KENNEDY SEEN.

| nd Her Two ErotLcrS, Alsn, Wert TO
IIcr Husbands GGice.
; Kansas City, June Is-Mrs Lulu +
. Prince Kennedy. painfully weak !.
T.. and nervous from last Saturdays !.
| pros,ra,ion, appeared in court this +
! morning, when testimony was re- 7
/ sumed. Her husband was murder =
!. ed month after their marriage. +
|. Two witnesses sworc they saw Mrs 4!
/ Kennedy and her two BIO hers 60 +
! to Keunedy's ofhce a short time +
| before he was found murdered +
! there. :
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FAREWELL RECEPTION.

A farewell reception will be tendsred
tonight to DR.. r. J. Gregerson. a recent
graduate in the medical school of the
State University, BY the English Luther.
an church. of which DR.. Gregerson is a
member and secretary of the board Of
church vestry OF that congregation.
Drs. Bracket. and Palmer and Others
will make brief addresses and all friends
Of the "new" doctor are cordially invited,
English Lutheran church tonight at s
o'clock.
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FREEMAN'S LAST YEAR.

Chautauquans and others will regret
to leain that this is Secretary Freeman S
last year as s1ch, indeed, his las. month
Mr. Freeman has made professional ar.
rangemenls at Denver which will pre-.
ven. his being with the Chautauqua this
year after July |. He had become SO
much a fixture toat the announcement
will be read with surprise. The board
con,empla,es selecting a manager for
this year Why no. Mr. Chamberlain Of
Tsxls2
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THE KAISER WAS COLD.

Berlin, june Io-lt is nov said the
visit OF Q Iten Wilhelmnia OF Holland
here last week WIS for the purpose os
pleading with the emperor 10 use bis
good Off :es TO stop the war in South
Africa. The emperor was polite, but
treated the proposals coldly.
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hiaSONS. ATTENTION.

There will be special communication
OF Columbia ledge No. "a, a. F. ( A. NJ.
tomorrow TUESDAY evening at 7:3o. for
work on the second degree and refresh
ments will be served. All members and
visiting Masons are cordially invited to
b: present. BY order o.
/ i. EISKEY. w. NJ
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FlLiPMOS STILL LIVE.

Manila, June 9-In a battle with the
in5urgen,s a. Lipa, province of Ba.angas,
Lieutenan, Anton Springer Of the 2Ist
infantry vas killed and Captain w. H.
Wilhelm and Lieutenant Charles X.
Ramsey of the same regiment, Lieu.en.
an. Fitzhugh Lee. Ir, and five enlisted
man were wounded.
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Boxers Killed
Sixty Converts
MASSACRED SIXTY.

Boxers Pouncea on Ihiness Converts For
tho Foreign Invasion.
+ Tacoma, Wash, June Io-Paclhc +
+ mail steamer advices by ship Just 1.
+ arrived are that boxers in the prov. +
+ ince OF Kowoi Chow holding Chi +
i nese converts responsible for the +
/ invasion Of the foreigners massa +
/ cred sixty of them. !
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YOUNG HAY RESIGNS.

New York, June ro-Mr Hay, son oi
tn. secretary Of state, announced today
that he will soon 60 back TO South
Africa on commercial business. bu, has
resigned the post o. consul OF this
country at Pretoria.
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BlACKLISIlNG LEGAL.

Chicago, June Io-ln the district court
Judge Waterman today held that black
listing the girls who struck in the pack
ing houses last week was per.eeNy
legal and the company need not take
,b.p, t-ct-
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A New Theory
D S|Q|IOl C0ye
THE STALLION CASE.

Develops II New Theory and Onc M"ie
Probable.
Galena, Mo-, June Io-Mrs Stallion,
her father and the dead girls two
brothers are in jail here. The Jail is
heavily guarded and the county is more
quiet. The body OF Miss Stallion will be
exhumed TO investigate theory OF the
state that she was criminally assaulted
by the Crab,rse brothers ard murdered
TO conceal the crime.
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MRS M'KlhLEY'S CASE.

Washington, Juac Ic-A: 9 o'clock
this morning DR.. Rixey left the white
house saying Mis- McKinlcys condition
was alb )u, the same--no better. no verse.
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An Ofiiclal Hanging In Boulder

An UMcIaI HHngIhE TT BOUIUtr
Will occur on the day you engage US tc
hang your wall paper. We sell it, hang
it. guarantee it. Choice new patterns re
ceived Monday.
EAST END WALL PAPER Co,
1913 2I44 Spruce St.
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The stock of goods carried by r. NJ.
Crosby was frs. class and his guaranty is
as good as gold. The great auction sale
still continues.
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CARTER HkRRISON'S BOOM.

Chicago, June Io-The W. J. Bryan
league has disbandcd and a.! the Bryan
clubs row advocate the nomination o!
Carter Harrison for president.
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MORE MONEY FROM CARNEGIE

New York. June lc-li is stated here
that Andrew Carnegie will double the
presen. endowment, Of Cooper Unior,
whose fund is now over 100000.
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IONDON'S NOTABLE DEAD.

London, June Io-S.r Wll,Cr Bcsan,.
novelist, died today. aged 65
Lord Wan,y, hero OF the CTimean waT,
S;,I ,oi,,
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JUNE BARGAIN SALE began a

JUNE BARGAIN SALE began at 7.
J. Pate & Sons today and will run till
mex, Saturday. All summer lawns.
dimi,ies, white goods and shirt waists go
at 2cs discount. We are overloaded Oh
summer wash goods, Now is you
chance. PATE & Sons.
IIo3 Pearl St.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-04
RAID ON THE
SWIPE JOINTS
Nine Brewers of the Dreamy
Liquor Face Judge
Wilcox.

A calendar of eighty-one cases faced
Judge Wilcox yesterday morning. Thirty
one defendants were arraigned for gam
bling. seventeen for drunkenness and
eleven for illegal selling of liquor. AS
sault and battery cases totalled eight
Nine of the liquor law offenders were
Kakaako swipe-sellers; of this number
five were women.
Most of the arrests were made in the
buildings between Punchbowl and South
streets makai of Queen street. The po-
lice spotted" over 300 gallons of the de-
lectable beverage. In one house alone
no less than eight barrels were located
The defendants pleaded guilty witt
such charming unanimity that the Judge
smelt rat and asked from whence they
got their virtuous explanation. The
spokeslady for the crowd said they plead
ed guilty because they knew they were
guilty. Judge Wilcox will end their sus
pense this morning.
Frank Lops was fined SIS and costs
for assault and battery on Ben Haaheo
The evidence went to show that com
plainant's sister. Mrs. Lops, was giving
a luau at her house at Kalihi, to which
Ben Haaheo came and insisted on d.
verting the ladies present with choic'
figure of the hula kui. Mrs. Lops remon
strated and terpsichorean Ben retired.
Later on in the evening Mrs. Lops re
lated the incident to Mr.. Lops, WIKI
sought out Haaheo and beat him sound
ly.
Judge Wilcox did not approve Of th'
summary chastisement inflicted and ex
pressed his views in the matter by i'm
posing heavy fine.
He told Lops that had he been presen
during Haaheo's contortions and thei
whipped him, all might have been well
AS it was, said His Honor, he delayed
his physical exercise altogether too Ions
and should have INDUCED in a warrant
Other cases disposed of were: Nautilo
selling liquor, 800 and costs; McAIister
profanity, 50 and costs; twenty-four
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-04

Mrs. Herbert W. Bowen, beautiful
and accomplished woman. wants q d.
vorce from her husband, who Is the
United States Minister to Persia 1t Is
said she alleges desertion. She has lived
at Newport for more than a year. and
Mr.. Bowen is the son Of the late Henry
c. Bowen, who was proprietor OF the In
dependent. He was Consul General at
Barcelona when the war with Spain was
imminent, and showed great courage In
| facing rabble that gathered to attack
| the Consulate.
| Discussing this event Mr.. Bowen said:
| "On the morning of April 20 mob Of
about 1000 persons suddenly filled the
square in front of the Consulate, cheer
| ing for Spain and kissing America
was In hotel on the opposite side OF
the square. The mob had come deter
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-04

mined to get the Consulate eagle and
shield. I managed to push my way
through the crowd until I got my back
to the door and faced the mob. There
awaited the result.
''I hardly had taken my position when
man as big as myself (Mr. Bowen is
six feet high pushed his way through
the mob to my side. We did not speak,
but faced the mob, which continued to
threaten us. Fortunately the enraged
Spaniards had no leader. SO We two faced
them for fifteen minutes until the police
arrived and dispersed the Spaniards.
asked the stranger who he was and he
replied: i am Norman Harrington, OF
Chicago. 1t seemed to me there would
be some trouble for the eagle up there
and thought I would like a hand il
: It. New York Journal
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-04
w.
WOMEN OF IEI
They Do Not Take M !
Life OF WsA.

wv iahr ~
Life Of WIz
The ladies Of the Taa
not, heretofore, takss
social life of the CapiH
wife of the recently rcd
ister,w was an orthodox u
and received only a ia1
of diplomats, and no u
drove out once In avis
eyes, and shrouded In 4 "a
Her only companion wi
sister, who, by special ps-I
Sultan, accompanied her
try. Neither LADY YOU'D
lowed to leave Turkey L 4
any Idea Of adopting Ansh|
| Ferrouh Bey's successor,
is reputed to be 8 WldoWer |
he is unencumbered with
The second secretary, Sldkyi
wife, however, and a very cl
who promises to become exit
lar in the diplomatic set. s.
menian, and, consequently |
She is tall, end finely forri
mass Of Jet blsx hair ssd
dark eyes, Nine. sdiy, 81
was educated in he Scu'i'i|
IConstantinople, and hiN
plished woman, speaking I've
and conversing extremely VI
them. Her English Is ain
Nine. sldky Is also q me
voice having been carefully
Italy, where she LIVED ''l !
| Nine. sidky is delighted '
dom Of American society
naive delight in each hes
which she becomes isf'ai''
fad is the bicycle and % !
1.-THE first woman Of neF y
has ever mounted a Wheel
lpearance in the park IS W.
considerable interest sAe
rider and wears n0s' Wv
gowns. -.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-04

The Social Science Club met last
night and heard an interesting address
on Hawaiian Land" by Curtis ]. Ly-
ons, Territorial meteorologist.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-04

Samuel Hookano has been commits
stoned acting district magistrate at
Waianae.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-04
GOOD syaGEsl

"can you let me haH /
lars you owe met @
Perkasie. al
perkasie shook BIZ N ~.
but I really need De
do as l did-S''i'"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-04
WHITNEY & MARSH.

gambling, IS and cose 4,
enness, & and costs
The arrests for iul.,,
numbered Isl, sgs!n.t 4 ,
for March, $50 for Fan
January.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-04
Most of them will fit without alfsns.
necessary, we have trained dressmakers n a.v

Down in our basement are Soma ro.. =,
New York. These don't need to get their pams,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-09-26

OF course Il makes some difference
whose OK is getting gorcd Some OF the
very people who were at the head OF
tbe Introduction movement of the
Cboctaw. Oklahoma and Gulf railroad
to Ardmore. are now tho most bit
terly opposed to the passage through
the town of the Arkansas and Choc-
tnw simply because II lntcrferes with
their home. How many homes were
torn up by the giving of the rightof.
way to the Choctaw. oklahoma and
.Gulf road? There were numbers ol
them. They were the quiet homes of
the horny.handed sons O; toll, they
were not palatial residences. but they
we're homes" in the fullest sense.
bought and paid for by labor and toll
and as sacred to these people as the
finest residence in Ardmoro Is To its
rightful owner today Did these people
get out an Injunction against the
road? NO. They had the good of the
town at heart they were willing to
make sacrifice. oven %. their home
to benefit the town they lived in the
town from which they drew their sus.
tcnaucc ami earned their laily bread.
We are sure that every ono who had
to move. lost money or its cQuINalen,
In the deal hut because they did. rs
no reason why the present case
should incur the same conditions.
our people ON the rightolway of the
Arkansas and Choctaw have been told
repeatedly that they would hc paid
FOR their property 10y the road and if
as they say, are anxious for the ROAD 20
come 20 Ardmorc. why du they not
hlde the time until the road makes
them a bid ON their property We do
net believe that one railroad is a rob.
her. and being a corporate 1u. a greater
of the people than another.
the only difference We see is whose
OK is being gorcd.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-09-26
oont.ssed % the Crime.

Paris. Ten sept -5.--One ot ,hg
two women who were arrested sat
urda} right for the allcgej murder %.
Dncl, jackie Roberts near MaNey
made "a confession IN the county iatl
yesterday evening in the presence OF
County Attorney Hardis3n and As.
sistant County Attorney Il. J.. Lat.
umore after boinS warned. Her con
tession cNonvratcd her agei mother
the second woman who vas arrest.
ed. ant implicated the man under AT
rest She stated that their motive was
To put the old man out of the way In
orier that they could marry ami get
possession of the farm. The cxamin.
ing trial Viii take place thursday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-09-26
MADII.G

MADllL.
Mrs. J. II. Kirk is reported quite
sick,
There is lots of cotton on the
street today.
There was a railroad meeting
here last night between some of
our leading citizens and represen.
tatives of the Arkansas and Choc-
taw. Ii is learned that they ar.
rived at an understanding whereby
the railroad is to be given right Of
way through the town.
RAVIA.
W. L. Rowe aud Mrs. Hogert.
If this place, were married yeste-
day at Denison.
Miss Kittie, the 16-year. old
daughter of J. NJ. Hearst. died
Tuesday night. The remains were
embalmed and shipped to Window
Mo-, for burial this morning.
Miss Jennie Tynes is quite sick.
Miss Mccormack is reported on
the sick list.
w. q. Henegar's Is months old
child died here yesterday.
MARIETTA.
Jack Scanlon is able to be ont
today on crutches for the first tin e
since his accident in the runaway
last week.
BERWYN,
The box supper at the church
last night was a success. The re.
ceipts, s2l, will be applied to re.
pairing the church.
Mesdames Egelson and Ogle are
reported better
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-09-26

When you do your wagon buy
ing from the Stevens. Kennerly &
Spragius Co. you are not forced to
buy only one kind, but here is a
list you may choose from:
Balm Wagons,
Springfield Wagons,
O'Brien Wagons,
Odds Patent Wagons.
Better wagons cannot be found
anywhere and this company S per-
sonal guarantee goes with every
wagon sold.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-09-26

4 gentleman Who was In tho elty
yesterday from oklahoma aud visit
ed the Ardmorc.tc office remarked.
You certainly have q business town
here. ] had NO idea 90 such thing
in the Indian Territory send me your
paper regularly, want 90 keep posted
ON A9dmo 4 at the earliest op.
portunip WA iuvost In some real ,s.
tate" hut this is Of daily occurrence.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-09-26
Census Enumerstor cI.w.oD.

who is also editor OF the Herald AT
Howe, Ind. Ter, writes:
To whom 1t may concern-I was a
sufferer from stomach trouble until
was induced TO try a bottle OF DR..
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin and want
to say that in my opinion 1t has no
equal as stomach remedy. had
tried many different remedies, but
none with the happy results of DR..
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin.
g. A. CLAwsoN, Howe, Ind. Ter.
Sold by w. b. Frame.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-09-26
TERMS or v. S, COURT.

For the Year Ending t9oi-Fall
Term.
AZ ChiCkasha begins Monday. oct
oher ~. 1901. continues In session
two weeks.
At Ryan Begins Monday October
eS. 1901. and continues In session two
weeks
AT Purcell Begins Monday. Nu.
vemher II. 1901. and continues IN
session two weeks.
At pauls Valley Begins Monday
November 20. 1901. and continues In
session three weeks.
At Ardmorc Begins Monday, Pc
Cemhcr l6. 1901, and continues I'm scs.
sion six weeks or longer
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-09-26
CAPTURE THE KUKLUx GANG.
Charged With Many Murders ano
Other Crimes in Kentucky.

Charged With Many Murders ano
Other Crimes in Kentucky.
Bristol Tenn. Sept. 25--Cousider-
able excitement was reached NJ Stone.
ga, Va. a day or two ago when a
dozen officers arrived in that town
with thirteen prisoners whom they
were taking 70 Pineyille. Ky. TO be
placed in jail for safe keeping until
they can he brought to trial.
The men under arrest are members
of the "Hu KluN' hand that has been
lp,Rting IN Lctcher county. Kentucky.
and that immediate section for sew
eral months
During that time a number of men
and women have been mystoriously
murdered. and these crimes are chare
ed Go this "Ku NluN" gang, together
with numerous other crimes that have
been committed m that vicinity
The men wcrc captured scar Wh.t..
burg Ky. taken from that place 80
Stou,sa ON foot one mowbar off tn
sans .s suu at large. lut poss. ia
bot ou h.s trail
some sensational developments o..
expected whom the case comes 81.
trial.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-09-26

Many physicians are now pres
cribing Kodol Dyspepsia Cure regu-
larry having found that it is the best
prescription they can write because
It Is the one preparation which con-
talnS the elements necessary 20 di-
gest not only some kinds of food but
lg kinds, and it therefore cures in
aidestion and dyspepsia no matter
what its cause. City Drug Store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-09-26
cRossweLL KILLED HIMSELF.
Desperate Act Of the Slayer Of a wom.
an When Brought 70 Bay.

Desperate Act Of the Slayer Of a Won.
an When Brought 70 Bay.
Kansas City, Sept 25.-A special
TO the Times from Rolla. Mo says.
Surrounded In a barn but few blocks
from the scene of his crime Prot
James Crosswou. who ON Monday
night murdered his sweetheart. Miss
Mollie Powell, prominent young
woman of this city. tonight sent 4 bul.
let through his own heart to prevent
being lynched by an angry posse.
Ever since the tragedy 40 the Pow
ell home Monday evening Crossweu
has been hiding from a large posse
of citizens and they ransacked build
ings and searched almost every spot
in the city. Tonight Crosswell was lo.
Gated In barn near the center OF he
town, whore he had been aidinc prob.
ably ever since his flight from the
Powell home when discovered De ran
TO another barn nearby and here the
report OF pistol was heard inside
the building and when the pursureys
broke in they found the mu d,rer
prone upon the floor \ bullet had
pierced his heart and death was In.
Simultaneous
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-09-26

That the trial OF C1olgosI FOR the
killing OF President Mckinley vas a
speedy one il is only necessary Co
note that court sessions hegan AT On
o'clock Monday morning.,
Jury selected In two hours and
fortyhNe minutes
Examination OF witnesses ana ad.
dresses 60 Jury took hvc hours
jury reported agreement IN twenty
eight minutes
Judgment rendered 80 twcuty siN
minutes after 4 O'Clock Tuesday after
noon.
Cour, 3ctuany In session oicA' hoars
and thirteen minutes.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-09-26

Geo w. Lane, Pewamo, Michigan,
writes: "YourKodol Dyspepsia Cure
is the best remedy for indigestion
and stomach troubles that | ever
used. For years suffered with dys-,
pepsia, and at times compelling me
to stay in bed and causing me un-
told agony. l am completely cured
by Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. In rec
ommending it TO friends who suffer
with indigestion l always offer to
pay for it if it fails. Thus far have
never paid" City Drug Store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-09-26

Some OF the leaders thing the fail
ure OF the steel strike means a revolu
tion in the ranks OF the Federation OF
Labor and the overthrow OF the poll
cy OF President Gompers. whose man
ner OF handling strike is regarded as
altogether too lonient IN that he fay.
ors the elimination OF an politics
from the question
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-09-26

If you are in the market for a
good gun, one that will give you
perfect satisfaction, and consider
ing the grade, as cheap as any
where in the United States, call
at Bivens and Williams. They
sell Winchester shot guns, Win
chester rifles, breech loading shot
guns and ammunition.