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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-08-26
SPEIOLE'S BAKERY

MANY who thought that only
home made
Doughnuts, Drop Cakes,
Cookies, Vanilla Walters, etc.
were fiji to eat have changed their
minds since testing ours. They
are found much superior to any
thing produced by the amateur
cook. and above all things that 8
good 10 eat is that
New England Bread.
Try it and convince yourself.
Hot every evening at 4 o'clock.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-08-26
KOCH SAYS WAIT.
IL Confident M. Tubercniosi. Theory
VIII Be Proved.


Professor Robert Koch. in explaining
his recent London address on consump-
ti0u. declares that experiment with
actual facts ls the only method o. fght-
ing the disease To the Berlin corre-
sp0ndeut OF the Chicago Record-Heraid
d, declared that argument could not Ia
any manner forward the matter sta
tstics win not accomplish what exper-
iueut alone can 10.
Ur. Koch said IL was now demon
strafcd that human tuberculosis could
not bc transmitted 20 cattle. By care
ful watching the reverse Of this would
be- .udisputably proved.
He old not wish % dismanue an the
expensive systems % regulation, In
spection and prevention now in vogue,
but be- thought Il wise not 90 add 10
these systems useless appendagcs. The
remedy, he believes. Is almost within
reach.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-08-26
Hsrninsorder.

10 the UnItei states Court 10 the Indian
Territory southern District.
Annie Lue Hickey. Plaintif,
". No. f-s8
John b. Hickey, Defendant
The defendant. John b Hickey. is warned
90 appear 10 this Court 10 thirty davs and
answer The compliant % the plaintir
Annie Lue Hickey.
Witness Hon. Hosea Townsend. Judge Of
said court and the seal thereof this intb
day o. Aug 1901.
.sEkLI C.M. CAMPBELL, CLERK.
I h. Mason attorney.
Jn1. NJ. Perry. attorney Tor noa.resident.
First Published Aug. %. 1901.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-08-26
..The Lene MarInere Med..

Captain Andrews. ~the lone mari
uer" who married Miss South recent
ly. says an Atlantic City dispatcl 10
the New York World. win set sail IN a
II foot boat for Lisbon on Aug. -
with bis bride. Some time ago An
draws advertised Tor young woman
o. cross the Atlantic In a cockleshell
with him, aud from scores OF replies
selected the letter OF Miss South.
When they met, tLey zen In love.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-08-26
WarnIez Order.

In the Unifed States District court 10 the
Indian Territory. Southern district.
Francis D. slower. plaiutin,
Vs,
william slower. Defendant
The defendant. william slower. & warned
10 appear In this Court 10 thirty days and
anss er the complaint ~ the plAlntih, Fran
els %. slower.
witness Hon. Hosea Townsend, Judge
81 said court and the seal thereof this ash
day Of July. 1901.
PEAL @. ". CAMPBELL. Clerk
Riley eutler. Attorneys.
W. F.BONman. Attorney for nOn-resldent
Fret published July l5 1901.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-08-26
Hotel for Sale

Hotel and business house
for sale at Ada, |. +.
Hotel thoroughly equipped
with new furniture and rents
for I25 per month. See or
write me quick for terms.
A. J. WEST,
Ada, |. T.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-08-26
Z IzXAs UcE-Ea.
HALLS GREAT piscovEsY.


Ors snail bottle OF Hsu's Great
Discovery cures al kidney and bad
der tro-bles, removes gravel. cures
diabetes seminal emissions, weak
$40 lane back, r0e1ustisn and al
irregularities Of he kidneys and
bladder IL both men and women.
Regulates bladder trouble In chill
sren. /, lot cold oy your druggist,
VII De sent oy nail on receipt Of 81.
One small bottle is two month o
treatment s1d viii cure a1y cs7ss
above ne1tioned-
DE-. z. W. Hall,
sole manufacturer, 60. Leafs, Nc.
formerly Wsco, Texas.
Sold 6y al druggists s-d W B.
Przns, Ardnore, I. 7.
READ THIS.
Seguin. Texas, Sept. I'll have
taken Hail's Great Discovery snc IL
hss cured ne completely Of kidney
and bladder trouble. r. sCCHART
Treasurer Of Gs1daloupe County.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-08-26
statne Of DR.. GiIbert.

A full length marble statue OF DR..
William Gilbert the father OF electrical
science and author % ~De Magnetic" /"
Is 20 be erected At the instance Of mem
bers Of the medical profession az Col
chester, England, has old home.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-08-26
MnrnlnRordrr.

In the United States DIstrict Court ia the
Indian Territory, southern District.
soph'a Williams Plalntin.
vs. sa-F4
J. IT. Williams, Defendant
The defendant. J. II. Williams l. warned
20 appear 10 this court "a thirty days and
answer the complaint % the Plaintiff.
sophia Williams
Witness the Honorable Hosea Townsend.
Judge of said court and the seal thereof.
this .th day % Aug. 1901.
sEALl " CAMPBELL. Clerk.
Virgins A Brown. attorneys
sam h Butler attorney n0n-resident.
First Published AUG 1901.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-07-02

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Ift...., sti, ta.t.i.,.... t..H
',t..,,.. ,..tI. ..i,,,.,s -,
800,
'''''''''' Nit' lM I.N
The orator on Memorial Day ,HH.'
n'1f'1 The native inN1iiHu- uu '0.H
acquisition on American cite
Ihif was f'F"hi'd 10y o. r"rfa.' N''..
paper 40 theirs in th" following
iermt
Mr fl'rh be- newcomer and p.
not know ih" country vet " no I.I Pr"
would gee what American uiii2 shir
las meant To the llaWalinuE aud h"
'oulG understand why the Ha"dIiahe
can never say Aloha nui' 10 nag pl1o-
I'd above them against their win hy men
who wantonly Insult the name ~ liberty
and Justice Of which they boast 90 bc
defenders, TO rob country of It's indie
pcndence, a peaceful nation Of IT. nag
and name
mo, Mr.. Fitch, we fan 10 see that
the American citizenship which we have
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-07-02
GRAND JURY
End CIRCUIT

m -,,-,!. >r,,.., r,, ,h ru,,ri,,-.
''S ''"'' - 7
10 Hon. J"hu w. NaIua' justice It-
SIding' circuit court second "
cut held at Waliaku' MAUI on the
olh DAY OF June I'oI:
MAY 1t please the COurt-We, the un-
dcrsigned members of the Grand Jury
for this term would respectfully report
to your honorable court as follows;
We commenced our duties on the 9Th
day of June, and finished on Saturday,
June Is. 1901.
We would respectfully report to
your honorable court as follows:
rbo Grand Turv has griven consid-
.,.,IIa tin,a attention aud inyastica
tin, ia tha uicit sale of spirttunus
ii,,,',,s nov, ee,nriaI1v in the district
If T,boina
From he evidence brought before
,s ,,a INV. no dnnht NAT tbare mas
-, ,,I i a ,ar,, I1rgn illicit ira fIir
In the district Of I,ahaina bnt owing
tn tho reticanca of Witnesses and
co,,aria,+ Ionsa Of r,ar,or,, with 9TH
81, causes we ,vera unable To bring but
ono irdirtmart for iIlirit linuor selling
yi1 o"einst q q Saorg q Chinese
storakeenar of T.ahaina And This
C,rand Ti,rv has reason to believe that
thair action in the matter enabIed The
,r,,,ar,,,,,tr,t nRciols 70 r7,1,a nm exta,,-
s siys s ,,i;, Of li1uor in G, G, seong,s
S'% WoIr Grand 1nry vou,d rasnoctfprv
o,iI ,,o,1r hn,,,nE,. cn,,rt,s attantion
80 a',o,inm ~ NOT a hreach Of tho
law h,, me wbnIasaI. Iinnor honsa Of
Ntoora,!,o,., g. % ~ VVaii,,l,, From
H. a,.idnn,., NJ contt rnanogar Of
No,S'rIn,, g. w. a. Toi,ml,m NJ
Int,n p ,i,, con hos baon annotntai
S,, Marfo,iao e. 90 ,bot thn,, neSi
10y MAJ li'ne ". Nh"l my ,a''
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-07-02

So far as the lead pencil entry above
referred to Is concerned 1t appears
that only one lead pencil entry was
found and this was one which was
recently made, and it is apparent from
inspection that 1t was intended SIM
ply as a memorandum of an entry to
be made later, being what is common.
ly known among bookkeepers as an
open entry"
Sheriff Baldwin explained to the
News representative that the above
| O US do not represent borrowed
monies, but simply overdrafts or.
rather drafts made on the funds on
hand to meet necessary current eX-
penses of a pressing nature, when
there is not time to wait to have these
expenses reported to Honolulu and
warrants issued therefor
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-07-02
H0HlbuIq Bremen Fire Insurance Go

me Undersigned having been ap-
pointed agents of the above comnany
are prepared to insure risks against
ire on Stone and Brick Buildings and
on Merchandise stored therein on the
most favorable terms. For particulars
apply at the office Of
f. A. SCHAEFER & CO, ACTS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-07-02


tHfr ia nu a.uN ftat ihrfr 4f ilr NFt
hH'NH in iW dHif.rf ~ HIlNhH
HHhH q. ih'
eifiIN cow fN. t'I"Nii
fHH. If'H ~ th'H mii
@ h'f pr
H
..I n'H.r|N "'
i' l It MA ono M'l
h.u.HHI ur1 iH. vi"
rrt. mad. quito au nNNHH lFn iuNo"
. NHIi'.m AVA lna ihHi tI. nos 20
Erni iIaul uafr. 'fn't1 Dr. ihi y"
i>"kpl bl Dob. WORKING W 20. I'.i-
IHuF feelings go iHn1N'i ni " ines" l""
natives We regret ''. alhkb Ihi'
! 'n '..N..' a ..
I .,,tut. b, IA. ti.v,Il,p 9Ws which
som r.rr.., a.. Co. tri.r gr Indictment
,a,ilst tsI,IrI ~ connection
/ tgil, p,is .4., Mr. AZ r. VypIyaIgle
49, ra, ,,,,..,, T., b,y. ,gt,j ip "A
/ ,b,rorr,IJ,. urrigb, and rorsrlnnlious
,r,,rlr In tJs .,pa,ftv ma "a notary
,,,hi f. ,.,,,,t1 .,,,,.r fr.,, fb, ,,.i-
/ Ennro rrn5tirad mai thora WAS NOR,
ar loss Of /, ronsnIrory between Mr.
I W,ivyoi,la ana NJ EGkini ia obtain
tho signatures Of Mia and his wife TO
Ills deed. when from Walwaioles own
evidence he CWaiwaIn,e1. was aware ~
mo fnct Ma, Mia ma b,s Vic signed
tho daod undnr tho innrassIpn thar
,b., Voc si5ripg a ,norttapn
We womb further repoIt that some
Of the police officers I'm testifying be
fore inc Grand Jurv hive admitted
the fact that thev are in tho habit Of
tbreatenirr and lntitniaatinp witnesses
for the purpose OF obtainIng evidence
i'm criminal matters Tbis In our opin-
ion is mot not. d"sirobIo. ana AM, should be
discontinvad
We annointed committee CONSISTING
OF V, A Vatlesen. W % Beclwith and
James Kirkland to insuect the books
~ tbe mice danartnart which ranort
is annexed hereto and is embodied in
our report
Tpt,t, pms ,otruD
lN'h BILLS oOND'
territory VS.. klshomoto fashl-
suke. murder, hrst degree
?. Territory VS.. Manuel Coelho lar
ceuy, second degree.
), Territory VS. q. q. Seong, selling
spirituous liquors without license
J. territory VS.. FRED WOOD Dur
glary, first degree,
b. Territory VS. HiZa (wD, larceny,
g. Territory VS.. win Hudson, assault
with deadly weapon.
q Territory VS. An FOO Iai bur-
gary.
y. Territory VS.. Hirata, bribery.
,. Territory vs.. Pun Hakolo, bur
sIarN:
~. TERRITORY VS. Lahalna larceny.
IL. Territory VS.. Huey' receiving
stolen goods.
Il. IeriItory VS.. Joe Manuel lar
ny .,.,.-.... ,,..
TO- e. lloIS vs. i"'''''io'"' larceny
second degree.
~ ~ 'S"i Vs. '''"i sc ID o"h9' Iai
Ce1N.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-07-02


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s4re as % dow. tt fHu UIeH FIaitH
FF. .v tua ..Hu4tI.U tHuulh fh.
eI.f.iuru HrH rr.f Np fH. Govern.
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u..t th. rf.u iuff ffu f.uaf r.7
iafm.f Tho mUlN appointed ht hl
'rdre woe "f' ''.af ,.N
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~, 49,, ,pc,,tl,. i,vostlco,{rp Tbny
-, ,,ro,,,,h, b,r,ro mo .Tuaga I'm,
,,,.ro er,lly r.t off ,rtor much insult
f,,, trc.,t,,snt T,yn other high officials.
80. ,o,,,o,,od Ia, tho sauot. who had
,,,o,,I,lga IA. haarsav from
,,,,par ana T. = Dnlc were similarly
,,us,lad and harriad but finally let nrf.
,,, ,,r,upde. OF privilege and hearsav.
................ .
FoI'MEk MINlSI f.II ) - 1871 ~ A.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-07-02
German Lloyd Marine insur'ce &c
OF BERLIN.
Fortuna General insurance Ca
OF BERLIN.

The above Insurance Companies have
established general agency here. and
the Undersigned, general agents. eare
authorized to take risks against the
dangers of the sea at the most reason
able rates and on the most favorable
terms.
f. A. SCHAEFER & co,
General Agents.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-07-02
General Insurance Co. for Sea,
River and Land Transport,
of Dresden.

Having established an agency at Ho.
nolulu and the Hawaiian Islands. the
undersigned general agents are author
lied to take risks against the dangers
OF the sea at the most reasonable rates
and on the most favorable terms.
F. A. SCHAEFER & CO,
Agents for the Hawaiian Islands,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-07-02

From the report Of the special COM
mittee of the Grand Jury, appointed
TO expert the books of the sheriff's Of
fee there appears to have been some
carelessness of the matter of taking
monthly trial balances, and also in the
matter of making entries in lead PEN
Gil
They also report that on May 81
there was a cash balance OF s1,6l2. As
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-08-15
The News Condensed.

The three-year-old son of Valentine
Koehler, at Ripon, fell into a ten
gallon key containing six or seven
inches of water, and when found life
was extinct.
The state board of control haslet
the contract for supplying the state in
situations with meat for the next
three months to Swift & Co., of Chi
cago. The institutions use about $4.-
200 worth of meat each month.
Unless something is done to stamp
out the smallpox (which has again at
tackled the tribe of Winnebago Indians
on the reservation near Back River
Falls half of the once great tribe will
be wiped out in a short time.
The Oshkosh common council has
voted fayorably on issuing S125,O00 in
bonds. Fifty thousand dollars are for
new high school and SIS, 600 to refund
present indebtedness.
Miss Agnes Winfred Mclaughlin,
handsome girl in Green Bay, is ready
to marry William Olejniczak, provided
he changes his name. He has filed APP
plication to change his name from
O.ejniczak to William Mclaughlin.
The church bells of Milwaukee are
being made the subject of crusade
which promises to end in the silence of
the bells.
The pauper committee of the city
council has decided to purchase a
poor farm for the use of dependents in
Kenosha.
The Northern Pacific railway has
filed a land grant at the register of
deeds Office in West Superior to
6,437.75 acres of land in the southern
part of Douglas county.
The City of Stiles,~a river steamer.
was burned at Green Bay and the cook,
Miss Archey, narrowly escaped drown
ing.
A. +. Hendrix, a brakeman on the
Chicago & Alton, living at Curryville,
was killed by the cars near Mexico, Mo.
Joseph Hummer. aged Is. was in
stantly killed in the Wisconsin River
paper mill at Stevens Point. His skull
was crushed between heavy rolls Of
paper on the winding reels.
Pearl hunters are beginning opera
tions in the Chippewa river. A bed Of
CLANS about a mile long and several
feet deep has been discovered near the
mouth of the river
w. L. Mercereau, superintendent Of
the Pere Marquette system, announced
that his company would in the near iu-
ture install wireless telegraphy be-
tween Manitowoc and Ludington, over
$50 niles of open water
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-08-15
AGREED TO AT LAST.
prevail of All of the Ministers
at Picking.

Washington, Aug. 13.-The state de-
lartment has received cablegram
from Mr.. Rockhill. at Picking. report
ing that the draft of the final protocol
has been agreed upon. A tariff of five
per cent. al yalorem, effective, will be
put in force two months after the sign
ing of the final protocol excepting on
goods shipped within ten days after
signing and will continue until the
conversion to specific rates has been
Effected by the expert commission.
The Chinese free list will include rice,
foreign cereals and flour, gold and sill
yer bullion and coin. This inclusion of
-four in the free list is of much inn
portance particularly to Pacific coast
shippers.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-08-15

full of stolen articles, mostly jewclry,
was found.
Billy Williams. who shot Officer
Arnold, was also the leader of a
vicious gang. He is now in the Rich
mond penitentiary. and two thirds of
his life he has spent in prison. He is
man that cannot help stealing. and
he will surely get into trouble again.
THE last organized gang of muir.
derers was headed by very black
negro named Babe Bedford They
committed number of depredations
in the northwest section of the city,
covering a period of five or six
months. Finally Philip Hirth, a
young groceryman for whom Babe
Bedford worked as a driver, closed
up his store one evening, taking a
considerable sum of money with him,
and going across some vacant lots,
directly to his home. On the way
he was waylaid by a gang of four
negroes, one of whom struck him
with a club. AS he fell he recog-
nized Bedford. and begged him not
to strike again. This recognition was
the cause of his death. Bedford
killed him, and the gang took al of
his money and his watch. A negro
detective captured one of the erin.
mails, from whom he extorted a con-
fession. Bedford was hanged, and
the others imprisoned for life"
The new chief of police of Chicago.
upon assuming his Office, informed
his subordinates that he knew that
they knew all the criminals, and lie
commanded that they be banished
from that city. In pursuing this
course, the chief Of police of the big
city was following the course mapped
out by the chief of police in the ma
tional capital, when he was appoint
ed three years ago. He told Mayor
Harris on, when that public function
airy was in Washington, that GRIM
inals could not infest any city, if the
police force was absolutely required
to do it's duty.
Professional criminals are known
in every city, and they cannot PROS
per without police conniyanee.
SMITH .. FRY.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-08-15
STATE SENATOR IN TROUBLE.
Gov. Nash. of Ohio, Asked by Indiana
Governor to Surrender Frank ID.
Archer, of Belmont County, o.

Columbus, O., Aug. l3.-Application
for requisition from the governor
of Indiana was received at the Office
of GOV, Nash Monday for State Sem
ator Frank d. Archer, of Belmont
county, @. 1t is claimed that he mis-
represented his financial standing to
two Bedford Ind.) men. who went on
street improving bond as a result.
and were compelled to stand good for
81 900. An effort was made to keep
the matter secret here.
Gov. Nash later refused to grant
the requisition, holding that the evil
dence submitted did not Justify the
charges made.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-08-15

The semiannual report of the con-
dition of business of the $50 incor-
porated state banks of Wisconsin by
State Treasurer j. o. Davidson shows
those institutions to be in most -four
ishing condition. These institutions
do about one-third of the entire bank
ing business of the state, the remain
der being done by the national and
private banks. One gratifying feature
of the report shows that the deposits
in these state banks have increased
about $5,000,00O since the first of the
year.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-08-15

spectacle houses have been erected
on them, and the use of gas and cleo
trio lights drives darkness from spots
which were fayorite ones for crime.
a criminal dislikes nothing more than
light
The most beneficial results, how
ever, have been due to the introduce
ton of the patrol system. Officers no
longer are obliged to drag their pris-
oners through the streets, and prop
erty is not left unprotected while a
policeman takes his prisoner to the
station. The patrol wagon does this.
Then the rough element knows that
an officer can have a whole platoon
of policemen to aid him at a mo-
ment's notice by simply running to
his box and sounding the alarm. The
superintendent allows officers to
double or travel in pairs through
those localities where quarrelers or
dissolute characters are most likely
to be.
when did the most vicious gangs
exist here? Why. during the years
just after the close of the war. At
that time there were great many
crooks in this city.
"A gang which for a long time
kept their identity unknown, while
they robbed most boldly and widely,
was that of SOL Holloran. For a
long time the city was startled every
day or two by the news of a safe
robbery, the best known probably
being that of the safe of Lutz' har-
ness store on Pennsylvania avenue.
In this instance safe and all, weigh
ing over 200 pounds, were bodily car
ried away. These robberies baffied
the police for long time.
Zone night a sergeant was passing
a dry goods store. and noticed the
door standing ajar His first impulse
was to step toward it, but glance
showed him that he was covered by
a revolver. He did not turn his head,
but passed along. Collecting Sergt.
Vernon and Officers Adams and Wal
lingford. he returned and captured
two men, the third escaping. One
proved to be Sol Holloran. Detectives
Claryoe and McDevitt and Lieut.. Cess
ford searched holloran's house, and
there found a trace of some articles
belonging to one of the safes that had
been robbed. This gave them clew.
The case was followed up and the re-
mainder of the gang was located in
the outskirts of Georgetown. Most
of them were caught. Mr.. Luts' safe
was found and recovered from the
bottom of the canal, where it had
been thrown.
"Charles Teagles, wealthy darby,
was one of the most daring burglars
that ever worked Washington. He
had no one to help him, but always
worked single-handed. Every night
he would rob three or four places.
Detectives Clarvoe and Miller finally
caught him, and as they arrested the
man he swallowed diamond ring
which might have been used as evil
dence against him. His home was To-
Gated, and, when searched, barrel
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-08-15
A Generous oner.

C. f. Tobey, manager of the Tobey
Land company at Phillips, says he is
willing to furnish the stock raisers Of
southern Wisconsin. Illinois and Iowa
with the free use of $4,000 acres of
Price county land for the remainder of
the season. He also said that Mr.. Kill
len would undoubtedly be pleased to
make a similar Arrangement. These
lands are allcoyered with fine growth
of clover. timothy or blue point, and
the cattlemen would have to furnish
only the herders.