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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-16

Or. Ned fam in Der geitimmune
unb gebanbluns pom 6ranfbeiten unb 8erz
unltaltuno iibertrofien merben. Gr aibt $50
fir lrgeno einen Sal, in benz er bic Srantbeit
nidt feititelen unb ibre 2ofation nidt in
tiinI Winuteu beitimmen fann. 2(Qe beilba=
rem meoisinil6en unb Wunbtrantbeiten uno
lpeSleue SroMfbeiteu Der Qlueen, Sbren, Ra=
len uno bes SulIes, guu9enfrantbeit, tribe
Qnssebruu9,; Sron6itis, guitr0bre1= Sotarrb.
0erltopfnng, trautes 6opipeb, Waoen= un6
Ginsepeibe : gei6perben, Rbeumatism.s,
Heural9ia, Sciatica, g%espenfieber, 3uderz
frantbeit, Hiereu=, 9eber= unb glaienleiseu,
S6winbel, 9terpDiitdt. umperbouli6feit, Eett=
leibi9feit, lan9iames &a6ieu BEL Sinberrt,
Habrungsmaneel unb olle. idrpGdenben
&ranfbeiten III Der Susenb, iperben a.beilt.
Webrere Sale pom Saub6eit, Sbreatlinoen.
Slinobeit, Cataract. idelen @leen II. I. no,
Del6e lnri6ti9 bebanbelt ODER uerno6lQiIiot
purbeu, tOnuen lei6t berse|teQt perben.
rlnseitaltbeitsn, 6lumpiii6e, gieauna bes
Giifens, @ebirnfrunt6eit, Sdlaeanfaa,
6auildt, Ser;trantbeit, @aiIeriudt, Gle
berouidpeQuns, oiieue gSunben, Sdmer,
in ben Sno6en, Triiien, Grpeiteruugen lang
pnoauernoer Srontbei:en weroeu sebeilt.
Ses9lei6en glut= uuo 6autfranfheiz
ltHL SiuUe, AuSluu ptt SCautei &NpUelt1DeDy
Qnl9weIlln9en, 9alsfranfbeit. @ei6wiire,
gebeu= unb Slaien : seidweroen, idpa6er
Niiden, brennenber llrin, GiterabfiuB, gu
ia,nmensiebun9 peroen bur6 orbentlite Be-
b~anolun9 fir 2ebens;eit ge6eilt.
8art;er, gei9pulit, &ropf, Siitel, S6nor=
r5oloen, 8rampiaoerbru6 uilo perSrDBerte
SritI en- 9ebeilt mad Der Ginipritunssmetbobe
inter bic 'Saut, abiolut idmer;lo5 uno obne
einen Sropfen Slut gu rerlieren, cine ieirer
ei9enen Griirbuu9M uub Die beIten ipiiienz
idoitli6e uno li6erite SeilmetboSe bes 10.
S~obrbunbertS. Seine unbeilbarsn 6rantbei=
ten senommen. Gouiultotion iir Sntereiiirs
te leo. Or. Sea & Co..
Soutspiae, ap. minneapolis, Wtiilit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-16

nrrrm wvnysgenu. SeDe ype rdnn opne
Meiteres gefhteben perben. Die @at'
ten er16einen Dor benz Melteiten bee
Doris unb perlansef, bic gbefdeibung.
9arauf6in tpirb elm Nttenftiid iibe,
ben 8orsans aufsefebt. unb beios
Sbetle finb fret. Sebes bebGlt fein
gigentbum, bic Grrunsenfdaft pirb
gu slei9en Sbeilen getbeilt, iebo9 bers
liert berienise 9atte bas Saus, Der bic
S9eibung perlanst bat; inbehen pirb
bdufig aud biefe 8eitimmung ni9t
bur4sefiibrt, tpenn bus Saus ni9t ges
rabe semeinfamer 8eiiB lit. Die gfez
ligion fat ebenfo tpenig nit Der S9eiz
bllng gu tbun, pie ie NIT Der Seiratt
81 tbun bate. 8eibe iinb rein neltz
li9s Singe in Burma.
SroB Der Gei9tigfeit, nit Der bic
Gbsf9eibung in Burma se6an5babi
tpirb. fommt ite bort fait niemals Tor.
@s bat. i'm @esentbeil biefe 2ei6tigteit
Der G6si9eibuns ba5u eefiibrt, tis
@besatten gu srDBter Ridfi4t gesen
chamber gu beranlafen. Sieie 9udz
fi9tnabme erfldrt ii9 baraus, taB Die
@be feline Seiiel mebr tit. ionoern auf
FREEZER llebereintunft FREEZER Weni6en
berubt. limb bies 1T Die 9runbibee
Der burmeiif9en 9eiratb. 9ie 9urs
mefen nolen cine 9emeinf6aft tn
2iebe unb 3uneisuns in Der Gbe baben.
Benn bteie ni9t mebr befteben, bann
lou Qles aus iein; cine unserreiBbars
gbe eri9eint ibnen ols cine Sefel, als
etpos SaTenspertbss unb 9aB gins
flDRsnbes.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-16
EstsTlirse in Der Q(Iner.

Die uniGngit i'm Sraberstbale i'm
S9tpei5er Stanton Neuenburs, topie
beim 9orfe @itnplon, Wauis, erfolsz
ten Telsitiirse bilpen in penn 3apitel
bieier Naturereisnifs. ipelae pas &C.
bet Der Ml.psn oufsupeiien bat, 11ur
cine So~rtfsbung. Wenn man 3. g.
iiber Gbur nu4 @noermatt, nri,
fdbrt, 10 burhquert man bon Heis
4enau Biz Slang bas @ebiet zines bot
biftorif4en 9ersitur5es, Der aus Der
@esellb bes 9S42 SUB boben Jlimier
Steills fam uno bas gauge Serrain
atpifden @erfam unb Raaiims nit
SelsmaHen, @erDu unb S9utt be-
bedts. 9i1e uneebeure Mahe itaute,
als Sbalfperre, oberbalb SLANG eine1
setpaltisen Gee auf, be1en Wafer I'M
8erlaufe LANCER Soften fi9 ipieber
bur9fraben, tpobur9 bic nilbe
S9ludt entitanb, in Der beute bsr
8betn fltebt.
@on dbnli9em Otter 1T elm unsez
beurer 8ersiturs, ben Der 1847 gu 3is
ri9 seborene beriibmte 8eolog 9etm
in Der 8larnifnnrnhbe nnrhnefnieffn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-16

plger apguT, OoW hummer etller Strat
uno S6impfes perieben!
Serr 2ambertus aber permeinete,
bob lie nit nur fol9es, ionbern gar piel
G6limmeres nerbienen mO9ten, berz
ipsilen lie einen S9ultbeib, Der fih bon
@nbeainn ais elm @Dler unb S9alf
errieIeu, gum anoeren Male gu ibrem
Sherbaupt e~rfieiet bGtten-nit gu ges
bcnten bss, bab Sebermann in alien
Stiiden bas perbienete, mas er iiG ses
fallen lisbe.
llnb BAT anss Sleben nit seholfen:
Wiis Sc6en Seden9art. 10 Der Worts
Tii(rer tpar, Fat miihen Der Infans
aelnoNt tperben! aber bies @elDbnib
cat sr bel isbem Strei4e rspetiret: gs
ipui nun i!no nimmer Der Saultbsib
Sqlmprtns piepsr erpqhlst psrssn,
8i,i1er @eiie tbGten es feline 9efabrs
ten oInc llnterlab unb nit lOblid9em
EiI:r, 10 long Die e~rstutto pahrete,
r,1e bab fs au dlebsm bas Seredte
If!o pelle urt1etl ces 9errn SdHperz
tUs Iefunous riihmeten.
So benz GtGbtlsin Solisbauien aber
1T Elm gut Resiment tporben erit a4t
SSdRrlsin ipGter. ba Der S6ultheiB
@a!mcrtus, 10 ii9 nit sebeiiert unb in
ietnem S6anoleben trubi9li3 uno
perItoGt rerharrete, ietn Mmt einsez
biibet unb on ieiner Statt Soden
9eGenhart BEN G9ul5efiehel beitiesr'.
bat. SIT au9 Die 2ettipn bes Serrn
2ambertus ietunbus niemalen perssi
fen, noG ipeniser Die 2ehr', bab elm
ieber perbisret, pas linn gu She'll tt
nproen, &AlsaAzAAG
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-16
ltnrttermnlken.


Tuitcuo itapit Der Ssrr Surcau6ef
Atad) Der Stdtte ieines Sirtens-
Gtrt babe Stmtbe iriber,
Oils ibu ionit periprab Die Saalubr
Seiner arn,sn Snbalternsn;
Gi, wGrrIm bonn? 9fun al Nanie
Satt' ibu feline -beiire" @dlite
gSieNer einlnal lble6t ~bebaubclt,
Sbns RAP eS ibm Seluuasn,
&itttg, tilhtig 81 eriuinern.
Aus Der Sal;futb ibrer @orte
Gar eS hei6 ibm anfseiiegsu
Sn Ser idwitltu Itmoipbdre
0ieieS cbelifeu .SmiiteS,
Sattc fih glsib ihwarieu @olfeu
Seltgeballt IN ieiner Seele--
SobgeipaIute @cttrrmolfen
'Alio trig CT iett i'm Serseu,
Ils sr SaS Snrsan betpt1
WW0nuerhrpbeuS bliet lem Ilge,
Oils er isineu iiiusitsn Sdrsibsr,
Giueu auigciboii'nsu Siingltng
Wtit mem .@amSbart" (Sdiierl bisB cry,
S6lafeno iiber'S Sult gebeugt iiebt.
9tdbsr eilt er, Observation-Disclosures
Sa, bri6 los iett, lngsmitterl--
Sieb ba, feline SiiteSblide
Srsfisu in Der Sanb beS ShlGfsrS
Sin gar ,isrlib rotbeS Sii1lein,
SaS ibm init niht unbetannt idieu:
Ssine eig'nen beiBgeliebteu
Spriihsn @soi9te Waren's,
Die er Gimp oils ii6perliebter
Srdutisam gei6mieSet fattt,
Die lien Sduier (ab ben erltsuD
Gnpli6 i5sint'S gefunoen battsn-
Shwsigsno nabm er'S-uuo peridanste
Stiu iib hinter ieinen Shreibtiid,
Gas Die balbpergei'nen Sisbsr-
llno Die COME frober Gage
2rgte iddsluo aus ben @Oitsn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-16
Sur Seifdti9uu9.

IS miro hermit beitatist, baB i6 I'M 6.
Mai 1901 pom Gebriioer Solep $4,000 in
Gmpfaus nabm, pelbe BEN po1en Setrag, Ser
bon ben Siirsern Solep,su. Der Ga6bari6aft
bis bellte ;uiammengebra6 murbe, %beponirteu
sum Swede oes Saues zines Gourtbauies III
Siaa9e Solep. Sieien Setras balte i9 i'll
Serpabr 1T ben County : Gommiidren sum
3pede bes Sares zines Contributes ;l Solep
slr Seriiisun9 seiteut I'M Sale, baB Solep
bel Der fommenoen gSabI als GountpIis be=
itimnt wirb. 9. @isniewsti,
23=ba Sdasmeiiter pom Sentou Co., Mtinn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-16
Sic Muiif Der Siseumer.

gu ben Sinsen, hersn bur9 81,
n1oeerne 8ultur Die Serni9tung brobt,
Seb0rt bic urIpriinslide 3iseunermuiit.
Sn Solse Der beitdnbigen 8eriibrurs
nit anberen muiitalii9en &unftformea
bat fe ibre SrisinaIitat me6r unb
mebr einsebiiBt. unb tper heute mod
e4te uno unperfdlidte 3iseunermuiit
boren ipia, mub redts unb Iints per
Sbeib in l1ngarn geben. Sab bic
3iseunermuiif serabe in llnsarn ii9
our b06iten 8liitbe e~ntfalten fonnte,
TIT aus peri9ieoenen l~m1tdnben slt
ertlaren. Sn feinem anberen 2anbe
fano Der ftets nomabiiirenbe 3iseunsr
cine 10 freunbli6e Sulbung pie in
llnsarn, befen tlimatii9e @erbdltnii1e
i6m alberorbentli9 su1asten unb
befIen 8epobner feinen muiifaliiGen
gmanationen ipmpatbii9 seseniiberz
Ita1ben. ga
Ser 3iseuner lit i'm NGsemeinen fir
Die Mufit gang auBerorbentli9 bsranz
lagt. 3nar fennt ct feline Soften, boz
fir beiiBt ct aber elm eritaunli9es,
mui tfalif9es @e60r unb Elm feines
rbptbmif9es 9efiibl. Die 8e1ebung
zines 3igeuneror6eiters beftebt in ber
Ressl aus einem Yaar @eisen, einem
Strei9bab, elmer f9rilen &larinette
unb einem gbmbal. Ser gpmbalit
fpielt na9 benz 8orsdnser, primas
senannt, bic bebeutenbfte Stole. Mne
iibrieen Snitrumente biener nur our
8eslettung.
Sie Stunt hes s3~iseunermuiifers lit
5unahft Smprobiiation, cine bonn
Qugenblid e~insesebene freie pbantaiie
iiber aumeiit beftimmte @oltsneiien,
nur ausnabmsneiie iiber eisene, 5elbit
erfunbene Mefobien; cine unmittelbare,
bon fetner feiielnben Sorm sebemmte
Mittheilurs bon Seele gu Seele, Elm
freies, ureinssbdmmtes 9abinflutber,
INNER neu unprecedented Gmpfinz
buns. Die 8%unitform, in bic Der
3igeunermuiifer feline beiben @efI6lSz
momente, S4mer5 unb Stols, aus
sieben fonnte, fano er in Spei Sang
arten, beren erIte QaKu, laHan) erns
fen, Die anoers (friiL frisfa) lebbaften
Gbarafters lit. 2aiian unb Srista,
Die itets auiammeneebDren, bilben rem
ultnsarii6en."
Der Ginbrud zines edten ,l1ngari=
f6en" auf ben 3ub0rer 1T INNER Ger
Sreier unpermitteltsr 9egeniGbe; So
besiebnen unb pilbeits 2ebensluft, tief=
buntle Na9t unh a%liibenbIter Sonnsn=
branb.
Sen Geeeln Der abenbldnbi16en
9%armonielebre idlasen Die Mobula>
tionen Der 3iseunermuiif ~serabespegs
tn's Seii9t; uebersanssatforbe, Die
bic 8erbinbung SpiI9en stpei Som
arten berftelIen, fennt tie ni9t. Sbre
bret 6aratteriitii9en Merfmale finb
bic in unIerer !Sarmcnie ungebrGu9z
li6en Snterbale, bic ebenfo reidbaltise
tpie sana eiaenartise 3bptbmit unb biz
orientulii9siippiee Srnamentif Der
5iorituren (mufifalii9e @ersieruns
gem. Ser Soloeeiser, aumeiit eir
portreffli9er @ioliniit, intonirt irsent
Elm Sbema; 1ofort pirb es bonn Sr9e.
fter aufsesriffen. Die erite 8iolin'
entf9eibet au9 alein unb ausi9lieb.
lt9 iiber bas Sempo. Sopie fie elmer
2auf besinnt, f9peist bas Sr9eftel
unb tpartet, Biz bic Melobie in pous
item @anse geitrablt bat, ebe iie er:
Iifdt. 9ie Snfpirdtion bes @usen:
Bids entfaeibet iiber ibre 8ebeutung
fie bifttrt bic 3eidnuns biefes
S4parms bon Noten, bic man cit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-16
SMr9er BON TpIeD baben tas
Gelb fir Den Ban beS
Spnrtbauies sniam=
men9ebra6t.
Nh bic Sirger pou Senton GountD !

gSir m06ten hermit ben Siirgern unb
Siimmsebern pom Benton Gountp fllno unb
su miiien tbun, baB ienes bosbafte, pom Salt
&apios Siir9ern ausseitreute gei6wde, mir
bdtten fem Gelb, NM S12 900 ben SGnben
bes Gouutpi6asmeiiters g. @isnielpsfi III
iiberlaiien, wel6e Summe Ha6 Der sSabl,
faus Solep ais Gountpiis b%eitilnnut wirb,
ben County Gommiiidren einsubGnbisen lit,
Der @abrbeit eutbebrt, wie naditebenoe offtz
Sieue 9tadridt beitdti9t.
SEQ. gS. 90 / II.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-16
Gin groBartiger &lutbeleber.

Winblor, Ont, "A. San, 1900.
Or. 6. 8. @arner. Wertber
SEER! = Na6bem i'd Sbre 8ermi=
lduns BON fieben 9eilmitteln in met
aer. Samilie sebrau6t, erlauben ste
mir gu iasen, baB iie ibres @leiden
nidt bat : ols eth 8lutreiniser unb
gum Mufbauen bes Spitems fann IS
uidtiibertroffen merben. Mdtunssuoa
Trau M. Sbort.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-16

9esen undlle perfi9ert
iinb in Seutf9lanb etpu 100000
Perlonen. Sm lebtiu Sabre purben
454,431 unfdIe ansemelbst unb &c.
$685. 32 Start on @erii9erunsen ausz
ee5ablt, sssen 78,680,632 Wart i'm
eSdhre 1895.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-16
RuStkulfftfttpl.

a.: Isle seben iebt ni9t mebr
fpGt mad 9auie9"-8. rg2ein, meine
Strait bat mir ftets ftatt elmer 9arz
btnenprebist cine Mobifinnenre9nuns
pornelefen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-16
Die Arfttker.

.Meinen sic ni9t au92 Ser
atpette Oft tpar total iiberflifits."-
! limb Der erite bGtte miiFen seitrtheu
lperben."-.Sen brttten @tt, Ser iebt
tommt, fam man fia 10 benfen,-
,Was ion alfo bant nod Der bierte2"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-16

SeIbnebe1 (beim NppeD:
.&erl, Der Gpd iiebt ia aus pie n abe
lpofenes Runbreiiebillet-io bon Go
9er is er!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-16
Observation-Disclosures

uNatiirli9, Dem Gtnidbrisen finb
ipieber bic Singer BON Der &dlte iteif-
Sic piiniaen pobl, baB nit beiabaren
@etpebren ererstrt tpirb."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-16
6sin hrlfrr lit Orr 5tntlt.

No.. limb mas tbaten sic, als Shr
Sreunb 10 iiber benz fiiratsrli9en OBJ
eruab fdtpebte9"- rS9g-S3 hab'
Tim
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-16

Ser @isefelbpebel pirb bonn 9auptz
man,, beauftrast, bic Manni9aft ii6er
bas 8ef9nerbere9t gu I'M
fruiren, uno besinnt folsenbermaben:
Scr Solbat bat ni9t aIein bas &e9t,
foroern iosar bic pfli4t, fi9 Git be-
fGperen, iobalb ct bonn @orseiebten
unrsdtmdbts bebanbelt ober beidimpft
miro (au Suber, benz Siimmiten Der
&ompasnis): @enn i9 su Sir, 5uber,
fage: 9u 2ump, 9u Spibbub! 10
muBt OH Did bef9peren, benin Su
btit fein Sptbbub, 9u BAIT ni9t eez
ftoblen; tpenr1 i9 aber gu Dir Jag: Su
S9afstopf, 9ammel g'f4erter, Ia
tannft 9u Did t d t beidper'n-
bas btf Su!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-16

unteroffisier gum einiabs
risen): rGinidbr'ier, feb'n sic ni9'
10 of na9 Der ubr-Sbr Sabr is nod
MIDI 'rum!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-16

Strides &ossen= unb @ei;en : Srob, iorpie
Biscuits, Sl6en unb Sorten.
Die feinite Iusrpabl an Gonbitoreien, Spe=
~;ereien, Srii6ten, Gisarren unb Sabafen.
gsaaren prompt unb frei ans tSaus selie=
fert. 21=4t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-05-22
Es~ Latest Styles in Fly Nets and Lap Dusters csz

Ledbetter, Byrdie Pruett, Leona
Cox, Gillie Orme, Ethel Nelson,
Mabel Jeffries and Leonora Parker
were listened to with marked at
tion and showed in unmistakable
terms the evils of intemperance .
The local part of Miss Leonora Par
ker's article in speaking of Judge
Thomas ruling at Pauls Valley re-
ceived much comment.
The judges had hard time in
deciding whose speech and song
was really the best, but awarded
them to Miss Ethel Nelson foi
best recitation and Miss Joe Mason
for best song.
Rev. G. T. Black presented the
medals to the winners in an appro
pirate speech. The others were
of course. disappointed and Mrs
V. A. Niblack, who had charge D
the contestants, and assisted b,
Miss Cummings, instructed then
in their speeches, remarked tina
her heart went out to the others
but the medal was intended but 70
one and the judges had decided Of
Miss Nelson.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-05-22
RESOLUTIONS.

In the dispensation of His prov
idence 1t has pleased our heavenly
father to visit the home of our
friends, Mr. aud Mrs. l.. y. Tur
man, and take from their arms
unto his own bosom Winnie Hoxie,
their precious little girl, and the
fond hearts that once thrilled with
joy, now ache with pain and long
ing; therefore, be it
Resolved, That we, the Ladies
of the Leaf, tender to these pa
rents our heartfelt sympathy in
their deep aiIliction, realizing that
their loss is heavens gain, and
while the spirit of little Winnie
HoXie cannot be recalled to this
earthly home, may the family be
united in that eternal abode where
death and partings are unknown.
,. That while these dear friends
have been called to Pass Under
the Rod" and we sorrow with
them, get we know that our heay.
enly father doeth all things well,
and this beautiful little flower
only budded on earth to blossom
in heaven forever.
3. That we tender to the fond
parents, little sister and brother
our sincere sympathy, and may
God, in his wisdom, pour the OF
of consolation into their aching
hearts.
4 That a copy Of these resolu
tions be placed on the minutes o
our club, that copy be sent T.
the family of our departed littl
friend, and a copy be sent to tn
city papers for publication.
ADELAIDE BERNHARD
Mrs. q. II. WEBB,
Mrs, T. X. KEARNEY
A
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-05-22
THE W. {. T. u. nEDAL
Contested for at the Broadway Meth
odist Church Last Night.

bnlNN NNhlNN hdNA ANEhAs
Last night the Broadway Metho-
dist church was crowded and the
doorway blocked by spectators who
came to hear the speeches and
songs of the contestants for the
silver medal given by the w. {. 7.
T.. for the hest Grafton and most
appropriate song on temperance.
To prove that the exercises were
interesting the reporter did not see
a single person leave the house nor
even the doorway where standing
room was at a premium.
The Memories of Galilee-quar-
tette-Misses Wynn Phillips, Leona
Butts and Masters Kinkade and
Holland, was almost the best thing
of the evening. They were ap-
plauded long and loud.
The songs of Misses Gillie Orme
Joe Mason, Edna Mccoy, Iren,
Eddleman aud Natalie Williams
were well rendered and appro
pirate.
] The recitations by Misses Wynn
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-05-22

Many a fair young child, whose
pallor has puzzled the mother, until
she has suspected rightly her darl-
ing was troubled with worms, has
regained the rosy hue OF health wit
few doses of Whites Cream Yer
mlfuf e. Price % cts. w. b. Frame,
City Drug Store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-05-22
AT nARdRovn MONDAY NIGHT.
The Address of Rev. l.. ". Broyels
Highly Appreciated.

The exercises at Hargrove Col
lege Monday night were well at
tended and highly appreciated 10y
all who were present. After
prayer and music the address of
Rev. l.. NJ Broyles, of Oklahoma
City came on, which was the event
of the evening.
Mr.. Broyles selected rs his sub
iect Moses 1t was beautiful
subject. He discussed him from
his infancy on mp to his manhood, =,
Moses as a scholar, a poet and a
law giver. His essay on Moses
was just simply grand. His ora
tory was perfect, and he held his
audience spell. bound for some
time.
After Mr.. Broyles lecture sweet
music was rendered by Miss Kate
Suggs Then came the delivery of
medals.
The evenings entertainment con
cluded with The Cadets Picnic.
Following Is the
CAST OF CHARACTERS.
Captain. .................J. b. Jones
Bessie. ie.............N Norma Whitten
Olint Dove,
Three Policemen .. Hal WolvertoI
Dudley Hardy
Little Old Man tCharley)........,..
.................... Robert Miller.
Little Old Woman (Florence) .......
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Grace Seal.
The Cadets picnic was we'll rem
dered and highly entertaining
All who attended were rewarde
for their visit.
The following young ladies VIII
? lived at a distance have departe
1 for their homes:
r Miss Hattie Collins, Davis; Mis-
\ Nettie Massey, and Miss Cevili
Cock, both of Wynnewood; Mis-
Grace Seal, Shawnee; Misses Esthe
e and Vashti Wallace, Marsden; Mis-
e Gussie Ryan, Ryan; Miss Lula Law
Woodford; Miss Alice Kirk, Ada
Miss Jaunita Deskins, Springer
Miss Nina Rodgers, Leon, and Mis-
j Lille Hardy, Mill Creek.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-05-22

Dan Conway has the only up-to-
date horse shoer and track man Of
Ardmore. Call on hm and get
your carriage or track horse shod
and get few dots on how to train
your horses. Wind don't go when
it comes to horse shoeing with Dan.
He guarantees everything. 1Gtl
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-05-22
HEATH & JAMES.

TIE food that goes on your
table at this season of the
year demands your earnest
attention.
Let me sell you wholesome.
fresh groceries, such as
Grape Nuts,
Sliced Beef,
Sliced Bacon,
Sugar Cured Ham,
Chicken Loaf,
Veal Loaf,
Beef Loaf,
Cottage Loaf,
Loose Bros Crackers.
Canada Sap Maple Syrup.
Blanke's Tea in llb and lib
cans.
| Exposition brand of Coffee.
Mojav Coffee in bib cans.
Happy Thought Coffee in BIB
trunks.
A. a. BAILEY.
WEST MAIN srREEr.
Il
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-05-22

There are two young ladies who
board over in the First ward. One
of them has a beautiful peacock,
made of feathers, which was sent
to her two years ago by friend in
Mexico.
After reading the peacock arti-
cal in the ARDMoREITE Sunday
morning she Immediately gave the
proud bird away and says she will
have nothing to do with any
thing that resembles the bird.
Mr.. w. j. Baxter OF North Brook,
". C., SAYS he suffered with piles
for fifteen years. He tried many rem
edies with no result until he used
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve and
unickly cured him. City Drug Store,
w. b. Frame Prop.
From the crowded condition OF
the Methodist church last night
there is evidently a few friends tC
the temperance cause in our city
To Cure Dyspepsia and Indigestion.
Sour stomach or Heartburn, take
Rex Dyspepsia Tablets. All drug
gists are authorized to refund money
if they fail to cure. Price soc pei
package.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-05-22
Daughters OF confederacy.

daughters of Confederacy.
The Daughters of the Confeder-
acy will meet with Mrs Dr. Smith
Friday afternoon at p. m.
Mrs. w. 7. NIXON. Sec.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-27
JURY YET OUT.
No Decision Rendered in the
Morrison Case.
Rumored That Agreement Is
Practically Reached
TO FIND HER GUILTY.
BnE Division of Ideas Upon
Degree of Murder.
Talk Of the Twelve Men Floats
Out Of the Window.
TO FIND HER GUILTY

Kansas City, June 27--A special to
the Star from Ell Dorado. Kan, says:
The Jessie Morrison jury was still out
at II O'Clock this morning. Excepting
for meals the jury has not been per-
nitted to leave the court house since
it retired at 10 o'clock yesterday morn
ing The jurors had not even been to
bed. For "a hours they had been argu-
ing and wrangling over the case.
Through the open windows of the jury
room they could be heard constantly
talking.
There was a rumor this morning that
the twelfth juror who had at first stood
for the acquittaI of Jessie Morrison had
given in and that the subject of discus
sion now is the degree of murder or
manslaughter on which she should be
found guilty. 1t is said that the mst-
jority of the Jurors are for murder in
the first degree and that the others
are for manslaughter in the second de-
gree. A compromise verdict of murder
in the second degree, for which the
penalty is imprisonment and hard la
Dor in the penitentiary for term of
not fewer than ten years, may result.
At noon Judge Aikman sent the jury
to lunch.
Miss Morrison remained at her home
quietly awaiting the outcome