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Evening journal., 1901-12-02

Paris is the scene Of a crusade against
the corset. and that article Of feminine
apparel is being held up as the cause
of most Of the ills that feminine flesh
is heir to. DR.. Marechal has been Civ
ing a series Of lectures on the subject,
drawing large houses. He says: ''The
modern woman has degenerated appall-
ingly. Stays render her an easy prey 10
diseases Of the lungs heart. liver
spine; heavy skirts have gradually
shortened her legs and given her tho
duck walk peculiar 10 society wo
men," The subject calls for something
more than a humorous paragraph
since the physical welfare Of the rae
Evening journal., 1901-12-02

The Sentinel thinks the Union Re-
publican members OF the last Legis-
lature who passed the absurd tumble
entitled an act in relation to public
schools. should not be blamed. as the
bill was prepared by Others. Gener-
ally il is regarded by lawmakers as
their duty to scrutinize all measures
before voting for them, but this cannot
be expected from those who cultivate
Evening journal., 1901-12-02
CONGRESSMAN BALL IN WASHINGTON
Delaware Party Is stopping at The
Portland

Congressman L. Heisler Ball, Mrs.
Bail and Robert P. Robinson. his
secretary. left this city this morning
for Washington. where Mr.. Ball will
attend the session of Congress. The
paryt is stopping at tine Portland. Mrs.
Ball may not remain in Washington
during the entire session.
Evening journal., 1901-12-02
ADDICKs AND NIAJoRTTIEs

The principle Of majority rule might
be invoked by a party which had
never been guilty of its violation, or
by an indiTidual who had never sought
advantage by setting it aside. But one
who has defied its obligation when he
was in minority has no
standing when he seeks to
take advantage of his own
wrong. The Republicans of Delaware
say to the opposing Republican faction
that, putting aside the question of per-
eonal fitness Mr. Addicks placed him
self outside the ranks OF the party in
1895 by being the first to defy the will
Of the majority
The Sun and other Addicks papers
seek to explain this away, but it can
not be done Fortunately the journals
Of The houses in 1895 tell the tale;
otherwise there might be an attempt
TO revise history. The four men who
then dehed fifteen did not persist in
their course on their own volition, but
at the command and under the threat
Of Addicks. We cannot give the Sun
understanding nor the ordinary prin-
ciples OF honesty. but it is aware that
the above statement is absolutely true.
Had AddicKs been gentleman of
unquestioned integrity and ability,
that act would still have put him out
side the party pale. but since he has
not a single qualification senator
should possess. his selection would be
madness.
Now 1t strikes us as a matter Of
fact that a vast deal Of nonsense is
being uttered over this wonderful prin-
ciple OF majority rule. which President
Roosevelt has sagely remarked is a
mere matter Of expediency. We do
not wish TO raise the question of the
desirability Of representation accord
ing to population. but we suggest that
the Union Republicans of Kent and
Sussex should consider that point II
maiorities are sacred and have an abb
solute right to rule why should not
New Castle county and particularly
the city Of Wilmington have represen-
tation in the Legislature in proportion
to population? That will be a nasty
question for an advocate OF majority
rule to handle. What has the Sun.
which is published in Wilmington, to
say regarding our representation SO
out Of proportion to our population ?
II members OF the Legislature through
out the State were elected in accord
ance with the population, Mr.. Addicks
would be eliminated by a majority
vote.
As a matter Of interest a comparison
may be noted. Kent county with less
than 5000 votes has FIVE senators and
ten representatives. while New Castle
county with about 25.OOO. has but hf
teen representatives and seven sena
tors. On the basis Of Kent's represen
tation. she would be entitled to nor
than twice that number. Perhaps ou-
present system is capable OF defense
but certainly not on the ground Of ma
iority rule.
Let us make another comparison
Kent has a population by the last Ger
sus Of 32,762. while the city Of Wi
mington alone has 76.5OS. and yet Wi
mington has but five representative
and two senators. On the basis
kents representation she would be el
titled to thirty-five members Of Hl
Legislature, and wouldn't that mea
death and destruction to Addlcksisn
So after all. we want 10 know wheth
Union Republicans really and uul
honor bright are devoted to the pri
ciple Of majority rule
Evening journal., 1901-12-02

Age IS honorable when It Is not dis
honoreo. The Sussex Journal an
nounces that it is entering it's thirty
fifth year with faculties unimpaired
and no signs Of approaching senility,
II rs one Of our most welcome ex-
CHANGES from down the State. and
while We frequently take issue with its
editorial utterances. yet we recognize
in it the champion of what it believes
to be true. Next TO manly friend is q
manly opponent, and we regard th'
Sussex Journal as always one or th'
other.
Evening journal., 1901-12-02
ProsperltY in the south

From the Chicago Record Herald.
AS evidence of the prosperity that is
beginning to be felt in the South the
latest annual report of the State audi
tor Of Alabama is of more than pass
ing interest. The total value of the
real and personal property listed for
taxation this year is $eS4. .622, ,937.
against s266,S73,2SS in 1900 Here is
an increase of nearly $4,000 900. which
is pretty strong proof of the fact that
the State and its people are progress
ing at least in material wealth. and
this being so, it is safe to assume that
they are advancing in other directions
Alabamas tax receipts for the cur
rent year will be more than 100000
greater than in 1900. This will pre-
sent opportunities for expansion that,
if properly carried out, will add tn a.
States credit Both real ana personal
property, we are told, have increased
in value during the past year, and the
outlook for the future is highly en-
.cOuraging
Evening journal., 1901-12-02
Uncle lake HAD Done Voted

II IS said to have been down in
lower Kent county that the following
election episode took place. II was
last year when the battle between the
two factions of the Republican party
was being fought to the last ditch.
Uncle Jake. a well-known purchas-
able colored voter, was missed by the
Evening journal., 1901-12-02
PENINSULA PRESS

Wilmington keeps on improving.
This week her chief of police dared
call an officer of inferior rank to ac-
count for saying bad things Of him.
Sussex Journal.
Evening journal., 1901-12-02

Governor Hum evinces just the dis
position to be expected from him in
his announcement of the period during
whicn he will receive the names sug-
gested by each OF the political parties
from which selections Of election Off
GERS will be made by him. The Demo-
cratic party was of course interested
in this matter. and the party is to be
congratulated that agitation of this
subject has had this satisfactory set
tlement-Delawarea
Evening journal., 1901-12-02
C. F. RUDOLPH.
FRENCH CLOCKS.

FRENCH CLOCKS.
Finest grade movements and
heavily gilded frames. Plain
and jeweled cases. Mer-
curial or plain pendulums.
G. f. RUDOLPH,
Market and Fourth SITS.
Evening journal., 1901-12-02

We are pleased that Every Evening
can see some good in the proposal to
have Levy Court with eleven mem
bers. and to abolish the Road Com
missioners. This matter was under con-
sideration. when the present seven
commissioner act was passed. Unfor-
tunately the senatorial situation had
developed 10 such a point, that other
matters We're weighed in it's balance.
Two members from this county, Sena-
tor Ellison and Representative Clark
alone favored the eleven commissioner
bill. but the others were opposed to
them and they bowed 10 the will OF
the majority. We hope TO see this
matter Strengthened out in time. anC
believe that we shall. for in the end
right is might and will prevail. -
! lMiddletown Transcript.
Evening journal., 1901-12-02

There are indications OF returning
sanity among the Republicans of Della
ware. Husks are not always a bad
diet Unruly animals are often tanned
by meagre diet. Slowly Il is dawning
upon ms that no mere man is good
lenough 10 command our allegiance at
the price Of party defeat Many men
have had a choice but have been COM
PEELED 10 accept either something as
good. or nothing. All good men are
weary Of chickering's; practical poll
ticians see all the offices slipping from
their grasp. and their isn't any real
happiness anywhere AS for Kent
county. Il is possible to have one ticket
straight through and success all along
the line. without this. defeat is GER
tain. Regular Republicans under the
lsame treatment they received last
election viii not be so generous this
time. That Is all there Is of IL. and NJ
amount OF discussion can make th'
b situation any clearer.-Milford New
e land Advertiser.
Evening journal., 1901-12-02

The microscope has shown yeast
cells in Egyptian bread more than
4 900 years old.
Evening journal., 1901-12-02

Read the Evening Journal.
Evening journal., 1901-12-02

Macedonia has a population of about
4 900 600. Three-fourths are Christian
and one-fourth Turks. Nearly half
are of Bulgarian ancestry.
Evening journal., 1901-12-02

A Chinese manuscript in the Paris
Library proves that anesthetics for
surgical purposes were used in China
LOO years ago.
Evening journal., 1901-12-02

Regarding the nature of the recent
drafts OF Indian troops. ii has been as
oertained that the invading ratio
last year. from all causes, of British
soldiers in India in their first twelve
months service was 81 per 1000, as
against 20 per 1000, the average of the
past four seasons.
Evening journal., 1901-12-02

1t taxes 5000 unloaded bees to make
a pound. that is. when the bee leaves
It's hive in search of honey. it weighs
only the 5.OOOth part of a pound.
When it returns. however. from the
fields and flowers. freighted with
honey, il is three times that heavy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-16
s7A7E-oo0 VEETso
c.is-s-s cI;y Is ssssy - Ds- IS A.
5-sfeE

c.is-s--s cl;y Is ssssy - Os- IS A.
P-steE
OEsto-z cry. 90. T. or -=-T-=
-ee--r ~ re arae1tFe ooZ-i-te- e
s.=r-es -T -se s11it Wctles-er sing e
s-z-e-c11 ---r+-t1- -o - te-s 1er-
-o-1-r5p ull - eo-.r1-tet wl-t 20
--a-r rr-p.e1l-l=s tEa- q clear carve
,f acton ulI - -lEc-lt 20 nap CT
The cc--..ea ID s.-r=e1 to reT- 81
sart these c.-1a-s -f ere two Terri
cores nl1 favor single state Ets--
ever t-e Kramer 1t l-s making
Many s-rr1--ers ~ ere movement
.1 I-dia- Te-ri-1-y tesl -o-e Eee-i1
t-. -eet ~ escar.-E f--- c1-1l-lo-s
.--st prevail t1ars tls- -sey a5r-e
cate -ts vision ~ single s-s---oo1
s-o1ll I arpez- --z- ac-lo1 tr coz
r--es t-ls ul--ar a.-I D. t1 r-cF -e t--
me -esls ~ O.st1-a ll1-e -asr.- 2
re Indian Ts-it1-y ,1 u1rE or t--
cr- slt-z-l-- me single E-z-=11-- c-v
.r I-5-z- Territory ul-I weaken l,s IN
-e-stg
T1e members 1I rle committee o.
-=- aerc z-s 70 a position similar d.
t5st ~ t-e executive committee o. the
OE-ahcua -1--lzr-sz- s-z-ehD11
iear-e ~ uhlc1 s-t-zy ClzrEe is
c1siruzr- TIE latter asks f9- tate
boo1 regardless ct Indian Tsrrit--- b--
realizes that unless Delegate ue--. b
T. Flsn- ts sincerely to- stztea3.f O for
OElz.ouz this winter co-ve-r1rs
could b. 1ell A. every rr1zzr1zts 1l
rI -=r SKINNER without z1rsrc-rz
--s slE- single step.
Bat1ra r1-u1t-lle lt---i t1 any r-z1
~ action tl- Clarke r.u-l-tee wI
e1tearo- t9 lear. F Flyn1 is tz-si-y
A. random ~ means zet-z-F % I1
DTS utmost t1 zcrIre sz-e1oot This
s -te ql=stlo1 90 uhlct -5- rI----f--
r=f --s- md a1 answer o. tl-5
-lsr te raised 20 maintain a LOBBY -t
Ws=1l1Eto- and Contributor HlII L=-
tate 10 giving money for s1 a--l@s-
5-uEct
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-16

Prof W n Holmes. Of the bureau
of ethnOlogy. aided by Prof ". a
Gil. has just completed an inyestiga-
tion Of a sulphur spring near Aftol
l. T. A mastodon's tooth vas found in
the bog which surrounds the spring
The tooth vas IS inches long. 4
inches thick. and weighed 2l pounds
Other interesting specimens Of an ear
lier age were also discovered. includ-
ing smaller teeth. arrow points. spear
heads. and a collection Of stone tools
Prof. Holmes filled three large boxes
each weighing fom 200 20 800 pounds
These held the large teeth and bones.
while small box OF 100 TO l5O pounds
weights held the stone implements. all
Of which were shipped 10 the smith
sonian institution al Washington.
The spring is located out on the
fiat prairie. about two miles north Of
the town Of Alton The water comes
up straight in deep bog OF quagmlre.
which covers half an acre OF ground.
and most Of the year nothing can 20
into IL without begging down. II one
should jump up and down anywhere
around On the bank. the bog VIII
shake like huge bowl Of jelly.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-16
TURNS Down kEREss
Prstieent Roosevelt snyss -. wsgi--
5e hissoIri 5css

= ~ a--a@aH ----
Wastlrgr01. lcr 15 - PreaEe-r
Roosevelt hss tgrncd d.rr II,azr1
E4rens anc o IS currently -eDo1.rd
here tha. r. .at-C 9iIl N- Ee-enz'
~ X slzr7tcl any N.ss5lr-a- fes-
eral pztrolsg 10 also he's ln vay
ignored senator Hanna in Dis opacity
zs rhairnaL 0f tse republican nation
al c0uI.tte-
Friends % Chairman Hanna say that
r1e continued gnOing 20 him lu The
handling % 4l'-srage problems EiIl
induce tho chairman 20 make d dec.z-
use deCiarz -iOn. ne is expected % do
this BOZ order that there may BE- no
Misunderstanding as 70 hts relation
20 patronage In the South anf else
EEele
The presdcnr's appointment thus
FAR eEceptirg those definitely agreed
upon while Nj Mckinley vas alive.
plainly show . course distinctly indie
pendent 1f Hanna
The appointment a. me federal dis
trict attorney IN Kansas. the selection
o. an anti-Addicks postmaster Tor
Wilmington. Del. and tne appointment
Of eE-Goy. Jones Of Alabama were hard
for Mt Hanna 20 bear. Since then ar
applicant for Missouri postofice has
been informed that National Commit
teemsn Kerens would no longer b,
recognized as representing the inter
ests of Missouri republicans al Wash
ington. Mr. Kerens Is one Of Mr. Han
ma s strongest friends
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-16
~ NODE OF PRovoTIoN.
Ff-s-sn c. Santa Fe Have oJse-
Grievance

Firsrsn c. Santa Fs Have = cJes-
Grievance
The 1reUer Cr TIE santa r. road
-l Texas have been asking 0EciaI con
alteration Of q peculiar grievance. Tho
rules ~ the road provide that aheu z
vaczncy occurs in the ranks OF eu.i-
ueers 70 shall 5e filled By promotion
Of fireman in the order Of senior!t.-
.0f service. Should the first man fail in
examination. the fireman next in order
.is entitled 10 the promotion. u b. pass
re- j. appears that some fremen pre-
fer % remain in hat capaclry. rather
than % take the respo1sibuity o. ru--
ming IN engine T1iie others had ralh-
cT IRE passenger engine than run
freight. aat 50 they block the road o.
pr0mouon against The more ambitious
who are 5eloE them
u Z man LACKS ambition 70 rise and
is afraid Of responsibility. says the
RailEay Age. this seems. on general
principles. 70 indicate that h. is not
the best man for the higher position.
ord tie manss ment ought % BE- frcr
20 20 further down the line for a can
didate This is a case where the sen
iority rule does not work night. To
pr0m1te a man against his viii IS bad
10 allow hin 10 prevent a FCrthy man
from being promoted Is worse. The
compulsory rule will continue 20 %
enforced on the Santa Re. and the
ambitious fremen are glad
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-16
DROPS lE THE SEA.
French 5ailoonift rails 10 Cross
Mediterranean Sea.


Paris. Oct. l5.-The attempt OF the
Count De Ia VaulN 20 cross the Medi-
terraneal IL balloon which left Les
Sabiettes. neiar Toulon. SATURDAY. night
has failed The minister OF marine. NJ.
de Lanessan. has received a dispatch
from Toulon. aUnOuncing that the crn-
ser Du Chayla is returning 20 port
with the balloon ard her passengers.
which she picked up ten miles east Of
ST laurcnts light house.
The balloon was reparted yesterday
near the Balearic Islands. with all on
board we'll
The balloon vas reported yesterday
injured The result OF the experiment
diG not cause any surprise after the
news brought "a Marseilles by incom-
ing steamers this morning that the
southeas- winds which we're blowing
out at sea would carry the balloon 20
Srain or Gibraltar Moreover. the lat
est news from The passengers Of the
balloon indicated that II was proceed
ing very slowly. These two factors
probably caused Count De la Vaulx 70
abandon his attemrt
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-16

To-Day t- gs3.9-z Ltty stateaool
f-ra c--l -sa -- tne ha-i-sas.
s-s r t-1u- s te-E co-siter,c g
r-e -r-r discussed Tire Las
te- ate- ra ra-- partial ~ a ca0.-
-te ---r -s-l ~ everts
usa-. .1-r a.-.- cases ue are
-easF .1 s--a-- any Ga Ert of state
-1-s a--a- u-. C.z-1-a Cr Crts
.-e- 4. vf car 1s recognized e. cres-
t-f=- -t -1s realm s- humble o115-
--- utrl u4 o. 20 srs1 enjoy %
Ear SEES -e- r-1-s-1oE 1--e s-t cC-s
% ID
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-16

T-s c.. ts- - -Si-s Es~s-s c,-ts
s-.- -1s-l-c 1.-.s


Lc1ac1. Csct -f--Alz-1-1 ra-.---s
-=s1sc-1E K%E E1w1-ts -er--s-
ca-1l-l-- cc-t1-us 90 c5r1ul1-s Il -.-
c-r-las. v1s-s Eh=rs are -sa-s ~ o.
-ai---E a-ru-z-s koou-esre
Tt1t t1sss rsso--s have s1--- s-e
E-l-tlAl t1-r5sti-- is -risa--ss s-r -..a
r-r1ft1-irs rates rev sa--s-ss- ,- s-.
s--aEce cr-Es-ies ca tae E-rs lie
as E= hsarE asva1cs r-s---s
aEzl-sl loss u cCz1sc-ic- ui-t ----
avs t1- ths uo-u-si11-
Tte Sc-wich urt-- I-s--z--a Cen
ps1E . uhich Lor5 Rcths-hTs il ~.
c-Ei--E-- vas TIE frsi % seTs--e ths
rates TIE ozhsr cu--z-les --5rs-r
f1ll1Ee1 s1it- fo- l- Is s-ov-- how close
ths R1tAscAll1 family stz-1 % rsya-tr
a-5 -1E e1.s1s-ire are lts s.--c-s ~
i-fC-zri1-
a certain 1eus t-rea- las LAD -
rl-es -E1e e. Pa a-ar TIE -.4-zs-
vilzE= 90 Balzo-zl. whH-e ta- Fs-r
Is staring. ard learns thz- sc-s-ht-r z
.l.= a la-ic grevslls-5 a. Bsl--c-sr las
E=e. t.eas-ss % ne k.-rs c-c-ss-5c-
No only vas tie late V1es-s --vs.-
can. So james Red. s-----=s r---
r.s1lE fr-- rE= -cItsy l- PERI 3 H--
81. -ro i1ezl toct1rs ue-e ezIe5 t-
---sll- vl-1 50 Fra-cls Izki-E. us-
vas l- z--e-1srce
T.e ---ls-t- z--1---.-z thar .s vas
----1les VIII l-ul-E1 Is reEzr5et zs
4 q mere tli-t nat it vas zhs-r5 was
shoEz t1r=e DAYS lats- uhe- the
klrE sent shooting 10 the zoozs. TIE
Fsry lzsi pace q rhelzstic pztfe--
1~oEl1 te pe--itts1 % 20.
Evsl the shooting expedition vas Z
felnt e. it simply consisted 81 div.
i1E q g lodge Cd The woo5s. uhe-e he
E ,-lct=t ard re-urle1 early i- The
. ztteruoon TIE king wzs closely -ut
. fed ~ OF this erpe5l-i1-
Ee las aged greatly. presenting r5u
a. extraordinary CONTRACT 20 -ha
. guesn whose preservation ls 50 ron
Fe-z -Es- she might pass for his
. daughter
sr FeliE S=D1-. The threat s-e-izl
Is- uh1 uas sl-morlt 20 Copz-hz
. Eel uhe1 the king uss there has been
. a. Ba-Dorai Goo. He has tsst E1-e "a
T Berlin. i- ls said -0 consult Professors
I Bergman and Vl-chov Ehe ztte-5
et Emperor Freterirk. who died O..
. cancer o. The throat
Tn= surgeons are stil doubtful as %
. whether ths kings throat affection is
simply gro-ry. H is intensely anxious
himself and This worry is wearing
6oEu his constitution
I ln reporting the kings reply tc the
Z welcome of his dependents o. Bslmo-
rzl -he other day. il vas stated i0.
F coar-e a. the kings dir-etiorl that
F bis majesty spoke In a clear voice an
. o1seTTati1u 50 unusual zs 20 cause
much remark
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-16

Again the free postal deliyery mas.
ter is agitated by some. Now. reaIls
this is getting 70 be as rank a chestnut
as the Red River bridge which Gaines
vile has not built. The edlct has gon
forth from the powers that be tht.
ATdmoro must first have an allnigh,
light system ana improved sidewalks
as these are two grand essetials in
conjunction with tho postman's pedal
progress. No this delivery busine -
must be as dormant a. Lots wife. ~
III some unseen power moves our
city fathers % look upon the crying
needs Of a patient people.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-16
rEsns q q. 90.

rcF t-e year Easing 's-l--s
Tern.
Al C.icEzsts-BeEin WCZ-zy Or
oaer a. 1871. cC-tlrces - sess-1-
Two weeks
Al RTzr-BeE- NC-tzy Oc-cie-
=. 1901 ard cc-tirues IN sess-o- ~
week
Al Purce.i-BeEi- MC-czy. 80
ve-ser 10 1871. and cD-tlr-es .l
seesiCr two ueeEE
Al Pzuls VALLEY Begins MC- ag
Soreut.er -. 1901. and cC-tl--es --
seEslc- three weeks
Al -1re-BeEl- MC--zF l-
cer-he- If 1901. and cO-tt--es l- ses
FfC- 81 weeks or lc-Ee-.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-16

II Is said that Mrs stone. the agei
mother of Ellen stoue. the American
missionary who is being held for ran
som oy brgsnds iu Turkey is sinh
ing fast under the depressing effects
Of the uncertainty that surrounds he7
daughter Mrs. Stone 80 more than So
years old and has been In feeble health
for years Her condition is such that
her friends fear that she canrot much
longer endure the suspense.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-16

kureso-f drops have surely been
s-Hi1lst.rsd -0 The y0lng man Plgh
~ Ss-t-,Ey and his DDS. Who had every
arangel-elt made ~ l1-eat Judge ITO
50 T0WDs-n1 The fact nat none bu-
tn ofst -eu are ~ b. appointed ~
Office b. President Roosevelt has had
. footh-ng effect and Judge Townsend
proceeds i1 The even teror u hls Nay.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-16

Immigrants landing ia the United
States the past twelve months have
had more money bat lees edlcatoE
than previous statistic show. says aa
e1changs ThiB o. ~, ~ bad. as Amer
ica has ar unlimited quantity o. edu.
cation % seu and there ls u0t half
a. much money .u the country a. tho
people Eaut
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-16

a-- 1=lE,s seem t1 t1-a1 rLzr f
Pres 5a-- E1ls-Fe-- stl-sF -1 -ls -efo-
l--e- "A. a55l.1- c-lg -1e ter 1e-
~ CO. -.s 1rs- ming 1e r1aus 1s
w- ~ a Dau1r-z-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-16
For Sale.

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Box 225, Ardmore, /. T. Is Ct
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-16

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sas .sl sunday ulEtt .1 re western
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-16

Frsaceu- CaFro r. yelez1ela aa9
Lzt-s1 1-cClsuzri9r .I Whlc1 b.
declares t1zt BIS country seeks peace
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-16

Frz1s WI1es Las beel appo-rte- q
rear aLzIrzl l1 the navy to fI t-s
vzczncy caused ~ the retirement -l
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-16

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-16

Na1y prominent Aleiesrs are c-lti-
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-16

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growing Take drive ln any 1lre--
tl0a and yo1 u1l meet surprises where
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-16

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