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Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-13
KELLY'S TRIP TO TOWN.
Says Hay Is Good and Plenty of It..
 Potatoes are Scarce.

Thomas Kelly was about town to- day for the first time in several weeks. MT Kelly says it is gross libel on the year 1901 to say that it did not grow good grass He says that in a general way the hay crop of the present year is very good and believes that after a short time the high price now on oats will take drop. .Last year." ne said, i've had S,000,000 bushels of oats, and we are but about million bush els short of that this season, so that there is noe reason why the price of oats should be much higher if any at all than last year. Potatoes will be high for some time, in fact I should not be surprised to see them go up so high before winter that every man in town will want to plant his garden next spring. This is one reason why potatoes are so dear. People did not bother their heads sowing their gar dens and in consequence those who make practice of dealing in the tubers had some trouble in meeting the demand for them and as a result the price went up, and it will stay there for the present"
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-13
STATES RESOURCES.
Compendium of Taxable Property
 Filed by Comptroller.

Compendium of Taxable Property
 Filed by Comptroller.
 A compendium of the taxable prop erty of the state has been compiled at the office of the state comptroller and includes the following items: Number of dwelling houses 117,054 value $29S, ,030, ,T29; acres of land 2,436 ,260, value S69, ,56S, 400; mills and factories 1908. value $1O7, ,239, ,222; horses, etc, 70. 1O5, value $3, 9,O59; neat cattle 15S.414, value $3,215,12S; sheep, value $1S.547; poultry, value $5,39S; farming and mechanics' utensils, value $106,- 942; clocks, watches, etc, $351, ,134 1; musical instruments, $9O5, ,614; house hold furniture and libraries, $1,409,- 043; carriages, etc, $1, ,S6S ,696; bridge, etc, stocks, $160.655; banks and in- surancc, etc, stocks. $32, ,692, ,451; state stocks, $338, 8,463; railroad city, etc. bonds, $7TS.735; stores, merchandise and trade, $3S, ,215,O12; quarries, fish cries and mines, S1,O06931; vessels, etc. $1 .254, ,404; money at interest, $1,- 443,032; money on hand, $1,000, ,474: all other taxable property. $3,939. .543; additions by board of relief, $4,241,- 510; deductions, $S, ,58S, ,960; added by board of equalization, $131, ,51O, ,000; total, $694, POO, 162. The total taxable property, value reported last year was $570. .163, T49. The total valuation for Hartford county is $167.711. .SS1, gain over last year of $2S, ,16S, ,S29.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-13
\ VERY SLICK DEPOSITOR.
He Got $50, ,ooo From Chicago
 Banking House.

Bank Officials Feel So Disgruntled
 Over the Matter That They Are
 Silent-The Man Got The President
 To O. K. check for draft on a
 London House-Then He Presented
 His Own Check, After Depositing
 Note to the Paying Teller and Got
 The Amount of Face of Note Sec
 ond Time-He is Missing.
 Chicago Aug 13.-It leaked out here to-day, says the InterOcean, that one of the Chicago banks was recently swindled out of $30,0O0 in cash in a skillful manner. An affort is being made to keep the matter secret and not even the name of the bank is given. It seems that depositor of several years standing appeared few days ago in the bank presidents office with draft on London for E6,0OO. which was per fectly good. The depositor informed the president he desired to deposit this London draft, and at the same time to check against it, presenting his check for $30000 for the president to 0. K. The latter put his initials on it and thought nothing of it. The depositor then went out into the bank and de posted his London draft and on the following day presented check for $30,OO0, which was paid, tine teller knowing that amount was to his credit on the books. Later in the day he err o% |, q q sented the check for $30,0O0. which had been initialed by the president. This check was also paid. Nothing more has since been seen of the de positor.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-13
GRIND STONE BURST.

Bristol, Aug 13.-A grind-stone in the factory of Clayton Bros, while re volving at q high rate of speed, burst this morning, and the operator, Charles Luhn, was terribly injured. One in the chest and went half ways through his body. Another large piece struck him in the heade Luhn is still alive, but his death IS expected mo- mentarily
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-13
AFTER THE RENDERS.
The Notorious Family of Murderers
 Being Run to Earth.

Fort Collins, Col Aug 13.-Frank Ayres, formerly a resident of this place, who claims that his wife is Kate Bender, is here, as he said, to secure more evidence against the alleged Renders. He was accompanied by two men who are supposed to be detectives from Kansas. They will go to the Lone Pine country and Manhattan, as Ayres states, to trace up the where abouts of John Layin. who was once married to Mrs Ayres. 1t is asserted that Mrs Ayres says Lavin is dead but Ayres claims to have information to the effect that he is located in Colo rado. Layin, so Ayres says, has in his possession some keepsakes that be longed to the Bender family.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-13
DIED IN PRISON.

Middletown, Aug 13.-When City Jailer Charles B. Clark went to the cell of William Cannon this morning to transfer him to the county jail at Haddam, he found the man dead on the floor. Acute alcoholism is the cause assigned. Cannon was fined in the city court yesterday for drunkenness and was also sentenced for non-sup- port of his wife to thirty days in the county iail
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-13
WEALTHY MAN MESSING

Buena Vista. Col. Aug 13.-Joseph Hertzel, wealthy cattIeman living on a ranch east of here, is missing and it is believed he has been murdered. He was in the habit of carrying large sums of money on his person. His horse was found tied to post near stream, where it had evidently been for several days. Nearby were evidences of a struggle having taken place.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-13
FOREST FIRES RAGING.

. Vancouver, B. O., Aug 13.-The for est fires which annually destroy thou sands of dollars worth of property are now raging on the British Columbia coast. Reports from the coast state that several small islands have been completely denuded of trees and the wood is so dry that fires on the main- land. once started, spread with fearful rapidity.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-13
KING osCAR,s FETE.

Copenhagen, Aug 13.-Upon the oc- casion of the tercentenary anniversary of the death of the Danish astronomer. Trcho Brahe. which occurs September 27. King Oscar of Sweden will give a great fete on the Island of Sveen. for merIv the Danish site of Brahe's Ob- serxnf0ry Danish royalties and many prominent persons are expected 10 take part iu the celebration.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-13
CoLUMBIA WON YEsTERDAY.

Newport, R. T., Aug 13.-The Consti- tuition covered the triangular course of thirty miles yesterday in B seconds less time than the Columbia. The champion of '99, however, wins the race on time allowance by about thir- ty seconds. No correct time can be given, as the boats have not yet been re-measured as requested In previ- ous races the Constitution had allowed the Columbia one minute and seven teen seconds.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-13
MCCORMICK HAS RETURNED.
The Little Third Baseman Arrived in
 Waterbury This Afternoon.

Waterbury will be in good form to meet New London tomorrow, for her players will be all on hand and Red Waller will cd the twirling. There will be no more repetitions like that of yesterday. Miriam will pitch in Bris- tol today. Manager Harrington drove to Bristol this afternoon with both Me Cormick and Miriam in time to get into the game. There will be something doing down at the grounds tomorrow afternoon.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-13
JAPAN IS PERSISTENT.
Although Opposed By Russia She De

Berlin, Aug 13.-The Cologne Gag zette's St Petersburg correspondent telegraphs that Japan persists in her demands for the concession of SOO,OOO square metres upon the island of Ma San Pho, adjoining the Russian con cession. The Gorean government, stiffened by Russia. the correspondent says. has thus far declined to accede to the demand but it is expected that it will ultimately yield to the Japanese pressure.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-13
CARPENTERS QUIT WORK.

Putnam, Aug 13.-All the carpenters in this town, numbering about one hundred declined to go to work this morning because of the failure of the contractors to send them reply to their demands for a nine hour wofN day with ten hours pay
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-13
ROYALTY AT DURHAM.

Durban, Aug 13.-The British steam CT Ophir. having on board the Duke which left Mauritius August 8, arrived here today.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-13
ARC1IC ExPLORER DEAD.

Stockholm, Aug 13.-Baron Adolf Erik Nordenskjold. the Arctic explorer and naturalist. died yesterday evening. He was born in 1852.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-13

Camp Mclean. Mantle, Aug l3.- Ideal camping weather has succeeded the alternate drizzle and downpour of rain of yesterday and the change from the depressing gloom which settled on the spirits of the men, is everywhere welcome. The operations leading to the taking of positions for the attack and defense of the camp were success fully carried out this morning. The result will not be made public until after Thursday when the troops will De reversed in position. the First and Second regiments at camp and the Third and Fourth constituting the sup posed attacking forces. Governor Me Lean and his staff rode out this morn ing and looked over the troops in the field. There are no cases of sickness in the First or Second regiments which bivouaced at Paine's farm all night, and both were in camp at noon. Rou- tine work will be taken up this after noon.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-13

Chicago, Aug 13.-The steel workers in the mills at South Chicago will be asked to reconsider their action in re fusing to comply with the order of President Shaffer to strike.
 Information has been received from Pittsburg that the supreme lodge of the Amalgamated association has sent Secretary Tighe west in an attempt to get the Federal Steel Co.'S men here to follow the example of their eastern co-workers. MT >Tighe is well ac- quainted with many of the representa- tive members of the lodge here. and for this reason was chosen by Presl- dent Shaffer for the mission. He will arrive in Chicago today and his or ders are to seek audiences with the officers of Lakeside lodge. No 2, and Commercial lodge, No IA. at once, and arrange for meetings, where the sub ject will be again gone into i'll detail. w. c. Davis. the district vice-presi- dent. who resigned few days ago, be- fore the strike order went into effect, has gone to Joliet to consult with the lodges there which have not yet an- nounced whether they will strike or not.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-13


 Mantle, Aug 13.-Tne National Guard encampment was indirectly re sponsible for the death this morning, by her own hand, of a respectable wo- man who lived just at the entrance of the camp ground. Mrs Arthur Crock CT, 45 years of age, suffering from ner- vousness, intensified by the absence of her husband with the troops at Paine's farm, committed suicide at 6 o'clock this morning. She had been strongly opposed to her husband going with the troops. Mrs Crocker's method of com hitting suicide was peculiar. She had a strap stretched from q door to the trigger of a gun and placed herself in such a position that when she closed the door with kick the charge from the weapon entered her breast. Death must have been instantaneous.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-13
made this morning to continue opera

made this morning to continue opera tions.
 Newcastle, Pa-No change in the sit uation here.
 Youngstown, O.-Following the meeting of the organized furnace workers to-day it is expected that an effort will be made to extend the strike to the tube works and Ohio plant.
 Wheeling, ". Va-Riverside plate and tube mills are effectively tied up. The report that the steel mill will quit September z is confirmed. Benwood, it is claimed, will strike Saturday.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-13
SUICIDE H N|ANT|C
Woman Despondent Because
 Husband Went to Camp.

SeS Gun So That Contents Struck And Killed Her-This Was an Ideal Day at the Camp Governor Mclean and Staff Inspected Troops in The Field To-Days
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-03-13

i HAs been Suggested :ha, De-
heading iu China should cease to-
in couusuuo1 with European pow
s-s .he Celestial Empire nay rse1
whE- brains .t hEs LETT
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-03-13
>oncE 10 ma p Buo

Any erroneous rtsscti-r upon me
r-a-s-te- s.Rrt.rr 81 -erutatl-r -i
80 -s-s-r firm u- rc-rcrEt.,-
vri-A --sv trrear ir tts cc.-urs ci
the ARDNC EE--f wi. Pc 1A-i!
re-ted upCn lts oelrE -r--sl' % t-s
attention 60 ths rucIster-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-03-13

TEE cLa-e .-- --= -=rcE=-y -.
Ex-P-esiis-t Harrison are t=-1--
!uE more remote -vs-y l1--. HIS
phys -ian kzs practically gwen -r
hop N-s. Mckee General Ha--
-lso- daughter. is --at-s O. g.
70 b.. diving ta.ts- as both g. l5-
cbilt-5r ars ,l1e-.-E s=v=-s.y is
trnr usa.-...
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-03-13

Irl> now believed ;-at g coz
sp.-aey exists against '-s lives oi
ore-u wIhslu.-a a-- hey has.
bsn5 zui extra rc--s ErE71s
Asvs hse- eur.cved.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-03-13

.Hl+---.S ---r--E gang Do .--
N1-.1 IS productive g. s--s graz
tt--E1s Many ~ bang ass--
bow th5y s-1-l O. --5 H---i-.-..- %
c-ss.1c-. reply --l- --=y ----y =-.
5r-ss ta- s--a--- -t Pres
t--- " E---.E-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-03-13

is Switzerland .-l-e ale H.
schools to- c.t.s. Domestic s-ls-ce
aud gardening are among ne
brscehe, taught
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-03-13

is TIE interest e TIE Qtusicl
f-ud. d; hAs beel suggested t1si
hariug 81 West Point stc1-d ,sast
Another cadet has rss Eue1 BE-
cause q ps--zu--t ,-.-r-ss re-
es-v.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-03-13

TEE co-i--lo1s sre indeed en-
so--agirE 90 General Ma arthur
q t1e PLllppire Isla-ds Cap
ru-es sd surrender q arms cor
-i---. z-5 SCARS generally ds-c-.
a. l- pcrtE-t collapse 1: trs .-s--
-z--rr~
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-03-13

Io E-y o1e szss-i-E VIII dyspsp-
as. Indigestion, sour stomach ol
bsE-ttur1s Take E=I Dysps sps-A
Tablets AL 6rcEEs are Auttcr-
i1ed 1y ;Le Uzuufs-y--ers . -st-1c
the ucusv ID E1v case -1ev fail @
cure. P-i-s Sc per package. Re
mem 1sr the name. REX DTsF EFs-A
TAE-E-S
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-03-13

1LEs Q-incr.z. AL dr-Eg-sr az
authorized 20 refund .5s money --
z1y case q chile, fever c- malaria
Z tz-ls 20 cure. Price SOC ps. pack
HEa
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-03-13

Rev. ! Il Miller, ~ =. L--is,
s-5 e Il Phelps. OF OklaLoul
Cry. Will BE- here OF ;E= -l,L i--
slant ana deliver lectures n the
st----or z and night, g; he Gun
tsI.zui Pres -suyts--E- church
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-03-13

Ws,IED-Sec5rd hard goods
" Il Rogers. rsy, door 20 ] z
Mansfield In
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-03-13

The B.ae,t Blue makes the
whites, whits-thzss Bed Cross
Bag Blue. Refuse imitsuons.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-03-13

I1z lingering co-Eb fsIow.rc
Eripps calls for ore M.-l,s Co-z1
Care Fcr g. ihroL: and luoE t-c1-
clss ;1is % t1e c-ly harmless rene
ty --At gives lEEs-- axe res1its
Prevents -5-s--p-c1. -.-y Drug
store. ". 3. Frame, F---
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-03-13

L-5lr E---v--sss E-t tlsir pleas
Er- s-e--s make DEWITT Little Ear
.y E-sers most p-r-lz- i.tls pills
wherever t1Fy are known I1sy
are simply psrts-c for liver zu1
ocwsi u-uolss. Cl,y Drag store
~ 3 Frame, Prcp.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-03-13

- Ess win hold a regular
-I-. Wednesday evening at
a-h. rt J.. hall.
= u T1sHE--. + B
p ~L------ ~--
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-03-13

Tie Ar5uore Gau clut - hereby
called % nee. a. Bruce & Roberts
irs--an oGcs asxt Friday 1ich,.
il IS important ths. all members
be Q-ss=-; :1- The reason that The
club u-st take acton concerning
,Ae purchase ot s e.sypic=11 t-lp.
4. Ml--E,. President.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-03-13
Scsred Women snd Chiiervn out of
Their ftouScs.

vile. was in ths c.,v. and whether
De- taukei up Oh Gainesville r1'
r1t o- territorial t1st-bsad is ro,
known. but certain +, S tlst De
-t.ted l1 something that made
bin al very strsrc
Oscar Wuks-1a vas r.ii-s
along West M1ir street. when BE
beard some women screaming. and
getting down Of bis horse be went
.a and found that L15i had taken
possession of TIE premises
ny Wlksrson preceded 90 take
him clt ard Jed tiu q ee-s 3e-atle
wEys down TIE stree; towards
-5w-. he Isft L.- standing On
,ls Sidewalk ana .1.l him 20 n
-z.1 there ulll BE- cone back
M- WLkersoa came c- down town
z-a told IzdEs Gk.; % it and BE-
sent jim Dust5r after hin
When M D1s:-- c1t uQ there
be .5ll5 him 10 alo;ts. house and
al tie oc--p.z,s II tls ya-l. Ee
hE5 walked i1 cooked tis feet cpo1
,ts stove threw rs Is. over o. G.
Be-. a1d was perfectly q; home
NJ D1s,or tro-Et- him down
tovu z1i locked hin ~ He
wanted 90 kuov @. uls;ol vhsrs
somebody's saloon vas o- Con
ue--s street. thinking be was il
Gainesville.
E= pad his 1rs tLls afternoon
1o6 Was released.
Ike Olvsr Ivisi, ctId-s1 ask fos
more when given Ozs Minute Co1gh
Care. Ii 1uickly c1res a. cc1Ehs
Ero colds E-c every t1roE; and 41ag
tr11ols. Mothers endorse it for
c-oup. j. is q Eps-i5c for grippe
E-5 ksit-B Gr5 hEs lcrr been Ewsll
known remedy f1r v1ocrirE co1Eh.
Clty D-uc store. " 3. Frame Prop.
every enc seems 20 be l1okirE to-
~cz,s o1s te vcrK f1r alz who wiI
zee wsEt 1es5s 90 be 5czs vithcz;
-sluE t-.5.
D51 -.sE ,as l,.s o-ss life;
-r5up isA lE-Esrozs disease. Mrs.. &
Ers-r. D-r6ss. Ez-s szys.--"Ey
l.--ls cH-Estsr 1l5 been --1tls5 vi--
--5z7 s---e s-s Vas t1-1s months
-.-: BeErs Cherry CCz-- Syr1r
--rec tsr Children Ike &C. GlE--
sr-ss- -y. W. 3. Frame, City D--r
store.
Esvl-E disposed % one sorry, q
z-n ls s-z;st-- t-- a5c-t .wo zla-
ates t5su be tu5s something &C.
vc-ry Assent
Couzt=-fs-ts @. DeWl1's w.-ca
5E1el sElvs are ll1.s % cause blood
poison Leave them hlo-e. T-e o.
lEi1kl szs the lE-e D=Wi,-'s or The
ooK and vrErrer. 1tis harmless
Gr5 beEli3c szlvs Cor skln diseases.
CneqaElsd for piles C--y Drug s-rEe.
~ z Frame. Prop
Deputy Powers brought i- Her
C5ri LiuylLe, from Iona, charge
with assz1l, 90 m1rie-.
Chudrsa often inherit feeble dlrsc.
tive power E-5 ccs- 60 more O.
less severe character resalts, when
fccd . :EEsu w-5-a is a. al dir salt
O. digest. Wh.ts's Cream Nsrulf-E5
z-;s a. esneaal and perua-s1,
.c-lc Fr-e - csz-s " B. Frame
Ci-y Drag store
Deputy Henson arrested Jim
CoEs- yesterday @. Wilson. cas-c
g with beating lq D- Talr-o1l
az D4-wooi BE made bond.
Couldn't he.7 ser,rE q cold usvs;
ares i:- but carrying home g oo-r,s
e. BAIEr5-s H1re1o.ud syrup. and
zs-ag 3, as directed, vlu care The
wo-s; kind % cs1El c- cold. Prics
e and Ed cents 49, 3. Frame, Ci,s
Drlg store
Mr.. D. + allen VIII entertain
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-03-13

Wter s-es---C v--1 cold Is
grippe or -eura.E.E cy taking BRo-
MOLINE a. b, v.. care any case ir
-ue CAV. Al. lr-CE is-s are E--hcr-
lEe1 % ret1nc your u5usy in any
ease 70 tz-lsto c-re. Prios zSc per
uEcEsEe EeEf- Der The usue-
EE-NE- -FlV
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-03-13

Pr1t. Ivlscu, 90 Lena --1l-E No.
saEs-sd ;srr.-.y from neuralgia q.
1hs stomach G-1 Indigestion t-r
;hirteez reE-s and after :-s G t.c-s
fAle5 to -1-s hin t-Ey fed t-= on
uo-r -ire A TREAD ADVISED t1s use
O. Kc5c- Dysrsrs-z care ana 4.-s-
taxing q few 1-.tss 90 b; be sEys.
1T hks c-rsd ne entirely. can %
say too mach for hc1-. uvsrsps-E
Care lt dlEes-s v1Et yea eEt City
Drag store "a. 5. Frame. Prop
Il you want any corn ground
iuto mezl Cr chops take it 20 i. b.
Robertson 5 uI. OF North Ca5io
street. Phone ll6 ! IN
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-03-13

--s &
s-r-Ve -s- a.
Fcs sul- Ves---
Cd Q -= .-- svs-es.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-03-13

Couzt5rfs-,s g. DeWl,t's WEI
5E1el sElv5 are -iL1.s % causs a-cot
poison Leave them hlc-e. T-e o.
lEiuAl sEs the nA-e peWi--'s or The
oor and v-Erper. 5iis harmless
Er5 heEi3E salvs ior skln diseases.
Cnsq1Elsd for piles. C--y Drug s--ie
~ z Frame. Prop
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-03-13

scar s--zE-1 s-Llsss af-=- sa..
lrg, 1atulsucs are a. -z-ssl ly lz-
psrfe-- t-Ees-ou FT -k.v Ash BIZ
terE corrscts TIE disorder ~ orcs
drives CIT badly diEss.e5 t5od a-5
tones TIE stomach, l.vss and bowels
81. 3 Frame
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-03-13

Esvl-E Disposed % one worry, g
z-n -s E-s.st-. t-- za--- .wo zla-
1;ss- tzs1 be 515s something 90
very Assent
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-03-13

Evsry enc seems 90 be l1okirE tor
>cz,s ors % vcrE fer slz who vail
zee ws1t needs 90 be 5--s vi.tc-;
Beng -r.t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-03-13

Deputy Powers brought i- Her
teTi LiuyiLe. from Iona, charge
with asszul, 90 murder
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-03-13

D,u rlsE ,1s Lt.s ere Etss
-r1up rs lE-Csr-1s disease. Mrs. &
Erscr. Dundee. EE-s ..szys Ny
Lizzie ct-Es,zr -l1 been p --1ls5 vi--
--5-2 s---e s-s vas t1--s -c-tts
-.-; BeErs Cherry CC--1 Syr1r
--rt1 esr Children Ike g. Guar
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-03-13

Lac uIVef IVlsf, @ -1ft1 Esk fof
zors when E'veu O-s Minute Co1Eh
Care. u quickly cures A. couEhs
Ero colds k1c every t1roE; and .1ag
tr1zols. Mothers endorse it fer
c-oup. j. . spsci5c for grippe
E-5 ksit-E Er5 aEs lorr been swsll
known remedy f-r s1ocrirc co1Eh.
City D-uc store. " 3. Frame Prog.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-03-13

Caudrsn often inherit feeble d.rs--
less severe character resalts, when
food . :EEsu watch is a. az difficult
90 digest. Whites Cream VsrulfzEs
z-;s a. esueasl and permanent
tc-lc Prise - cents. ". B. Frame.
C.-y Drag store
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-03-13

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