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UP TO VAN WICK. SAYS MOSS.
whitney Said He Was Employed by the
Mahoney syndicate, Not Farrell.

Mr. Moss said that Whitney had been
an agent Of the Parkhurst Society from
1898 to 1895. and had no charges against
him at the time he left the society's en-
ploy.
He came TO US with a recommendation
from Burgdorf Brothers, who we're run
ming a detective agency said Mr.. Moss.
He had done work for Burgdorf as a
detective. Burgdorf Brothers vouche d
for him. While he was with the society
he did good work and so far as know he
left OF his own accord. He was also con-
sidered square fellow In reference to
his confession some OF the newspapers this
afternoon misquotcd me. ] didn't say
that felt now as II had clear case, nor
did l promise great results from It,
promised nothing To promise great
things and then fail in them Is the worst
thing that could happen 20 | have made
no promises Our society il working like
regiment of cavalry forging right ahead.
but IL we come 20 a stone wall it's not our
fault. We have everybody against us.
IL seems.
But II Is up to Mayor Van Wyck and the
Governor to take some action. l think
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Hawaii's Bond Issue Plan.

HONOLULU. Aug. ?. via San Francisco.
Aug. lo.-Acting Governor Cooper has
received from the Secretary Of the Interior
proposed bond issue The Secretary was
asked If the President would approve the
bond issue, but failed TO answer the ques-
ton, merely saying that legislation by
Hawaii would be necessary TO issue bonds.
This legislation was planned and IL was
only desired TO know II the President would
approve the issue
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BURGLARS COULDN'T OPEN SAFE.
Worked All Night to Get at Half Million
Dollars' Worth OF Revenue Stamps.

DAYTON, Ohio, Aug. io.-The safe in the
Internal Revenue Office here was found
this morning drilled in six places. Powder
and dynamite had been inserted but had
not exploded. The burglars had then
used a clamp on the doof and almost pulled
the knob of The combination was broken
but the door could not be forced open
The lobby and front doors OF the build
ing are open all night. Postal clerks work
on the first foor al night, but did not hear
a noise. The safe contained half million
dollars worth OF revenue stamps and four
or five hundred dollars in money Nothing
had been taken. There Is no clue to the
burglars
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Tho Weather.

The ara Of low pressure moving eastward from
the western States Was central yesterday over Lake
Huron surrounded by showers and ihund,rsiorrns
In all the districts around the Lake regions and IN
thr New England STATE, and the 81. Lawrence Valley
Thunderstorms prevailed In the evening In northern
New York and turh"d this city b~fore m d
night TWAS generally warmer In the Atsrtl;
sneS Ohio and Tennessee valleys and Lake re
gons and cooler in the central western States and the
Missouri valley.
In ,his city the dsy was fair; hlshes, tmperatur-
"a at alO +. NJ: average humidity, II per oeni
wind, fresh south. barom.Ier. corrected W rad &
SEA level ats 4. NJ. 5O.O2: ) p NJ, 29so,
The temperature AS recorded b. the ntidal ther
nomeGer, and als1 b. THp SUS's thermpneer n
tne stree. level Is shown In the annexed table
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responsible. II there has been any such
work a hAs boon described going on and
ind out about Il will not hesitate. Dis
trict Attorney Philbin knows that ! am
willing 70 act with him on anything. IL
anybody viii give me warrants, no matter
whom theyShre for. TO serve, III hold myself
personally responsible for The departments
action on them.'
Commissioner. s Il pFm iedbls for
persons not connected with the Pohce
Department to use the police 'phonesi
There is no written rule on II, but there
Ia an unwritten rule that the telephones
must not be used except on police business.
Gould person not connects with the
department call up q police station on the
pretext Of talking police businessP.
He could not. The captain Of the pre-, pre-
be police business or not
Later in the day Col. Murphy added to
this interview:
The telegraph operators,' he said, 'haye
been put under oath and Inspector Brooks
Is conducting rigid investigation. Supt.
Brennan assures me that no such messages
as the poolroom tips were transmitted
over the police wires yesterday. A record
Is kept Of all messages"
How about Mr. Devery's order 70 the
telephone operators TO connect Mr.. WHIT
ney with any police station whenever no
asked?'
oupt. brennan says tnat no sucn oruoiS
were ever issued. l don't think the opera
tors would recognize any such order unless
It came from me-
Not even from Mr.. Devery'' asked
reporter, who seemed surprised.
'No, not even from Deputy 'Commis-
doner Devery,' replied the Colonel. en-
win the result Of Inspector Brooks's
Investigation warrant turning the whole
thing over to the District Attorney
Il will give everything to the District
Attorney and he can decide II criminal
action Is necessary will 20 a. far a. any
human being to clarity the existing con-
Col Murphy left headquarters for Far
not finished his report last night.
Have you heard that there Is Q warrant
out for Wardnan Glsnnon?' Commissioner
Murphy was asked last night over the
telephone.
1T u said that he Ia John Doe
If there IL a John Doe.' replied Col:
Murphy, .and Glennon is the man, I'm glad
they've caught him. don't believe that
thare n q John Doe, but II he has been
unmasked it's a good thing. l never be-
lieved that there WAS q John Doc except
In the minds of certain people WHO are are
city and run 1t to suit themselves.
Col. Murphy said that he had not sent
for Deputy Commissioner Devery TO make
any explanation. There " no reason
why l should,' ne said. 'The Deputy
Commissioner. I understand, is In Saratoga
and will be back for the trials on Thursday;
i am making an investigation which will
be put In the District Attorneys hands
and he will know what to do. will do all
in my power to sift this whole thing to the
bottom
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GUGGENHEINER CAN REMOVE
Unless Mayor Van Wyck Comes Back to
Town Tomorrow.


President Guggenheimer Of the Council.
who under the Charter Is the acting Mayor
in the absence Of Mayor Van Wyck, said
yesterday that he would not discuss the
exposure Of police completely In the pool
room management for the reason that he
had not had an opportunity to find out
what the facts were-that he had not even
read the papers.
President Guggenheimer on and after
Monday Of this week will have all the powers
Of appointment and removal that are con-
ferred by law on the Mayor. Tho Charter
says that the President OF the Council
while acting as Mayor shall not exercise
any power OF appointment to or removal
from Office unless such sickness or absence
from the city Of the Mayor shall have con-
tinued ten days" The Mayors vacation
began on the list OF the month, and the tenth
day Of II ended at midnight last night
Sunday Is a dead day 30 far as city Affairs
60.
Tomorrow Mr.. Guggenheimer will have
the power to remove the Police Commits
soner He may be cheated Of the chance
to exercise it. for the Mayor last year Slid
into the City Hall on the afternoon OF the
tenth Gay Of his vacation and did q little
business 10 that no power was left to Mr.
Guggenheimer, There was speculation at
the City Hall yesterday az to the probability
Of his doing this again this year. No one
would be at all surprised TO have the Mayor
turn up at the opening Of business on Mon
day and take command for q few minutes,
50 that there would be no opportunity for
Mr.. Guggenheimsr to exercise any power.
Mayor VanWyck Is q great admirer OF
Deputy Commissioner Devery and he says
that he Ia the greatest and best policeman
In the world. What Mr.. Guggenheimer
thinks Of the Big Chief IL not known.
Devery 10 not removable by the Mayor.
The police law under which Commissioner
Murphy was appointed was passed by
the last Legislature and under IL there
Is a peremptory power OF removal In the
hands OF the Mayor Of the city and Of the
Governor Of the State The Mayor and
the Governor are empowered TO dismiss
the Commissioner OF Police from Office with
out giving any reason and without making
any charges or allegations OF any kind
against him. A Mayor who wished to might
appoint a Commissioner OF Police every
day and throw him out OF office on the
next day. The Governor has the same
power, and of course President Guggen-
heimer will have it after midnight to-day
This does not affect the Deputy Com
missioners, Of whom there are two. Devery
is the first Of these and he is removable
only by the power that appointed him
that Ia the Commissioner. When Com
missioner Murphy appointed ex-Chief
Devery a. first Deputy Commissioner
the Tammany men boasted that they had
fooled the Republicans and that the man
to injure whom the whole power OF the
Legislature was used had Knocked out
his enemies
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10000 CHINESE TO MEXICO.
Plan 70 Send Many OF Them Acre 90 the
Border TO That Country

HERMosrLLo, Mexico. Aug. io.-The Chi
nese labor agency, Of which Woo Sen Is
at the head, Ia arranging TO bring to Mexico
direct from China 10000 Chinese between
now and the first Of next year. The first
cargo Of 200 have just arrived at Guaymas
While they are brought TO Mexico os-
tensibly to work In the mines and on rail-
road construction. Il Is believed for good
reasons that many OF them will soon make
their way across the border into the United
States
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SEQUEL TO THAT TIPLESS RAID.
Cop VINO Interferrd with Parkhurst Agent
Insists on Having Him Tried.

Detective John J. Turley Of the East
Twenty-second street station, who inter-
fered with Agent McCleland Of the Park
hurst society while the latter was taking
part in pool raid at iS0 East Twenty-third
street on Friday afternoon and then arrested
McClelland on a charge Of interfering with
him. surprised even the police yesterday
when he appeared in the Yorkville police
court TO press the charge.
Lawyer Samuel Marcus, who appeared
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there u cause for the removal of II Polico
Commissicnsr, n the Governor thinks u
wise. There might b grave rsssons why
tho Governor should not act. put here
the duty Of the Mayor 70 see that the city
Il not overrun with vice. He has the Com
missioners Of Accounts. who under the
Charter have considerable power. and he
himself Ia Magistrate, who can hold court,
as Justice jerome IL doing In these cases.
1 think Mayor Van Wyck should exercise
that power like Justice Jerome: A for
Police Commissioner Murphy. Will repeat
what have said before. that he v not
really the head Of the department. A
TO the political effect OF attacking the pool
rooms, some people say II Is bad politics TO
interfere with the sports OF tho people.
There IL no sport In poolrooms and We
city. A safe city.
Now as to the sworn statement made
by Whitney Il would interfere with the
ends Of justice TO make Il public at this
time. whitney told Dillon at the Office
OF the society that he: Whitney was the
organizer Of this detective force which
was tipping He referred to 1t a. the
Mahoney syndicate. He said TO Dillon
that his, Whitney's, labors would be light
ened by the employment Of picked force
made up Of men who could become familiar
with the forces Of the men employed by
our society TO get evidence, as the picket:
could then stop our men at the doors OF
the poolrooms.'
In answer to q question - TO whose
names had been mentioned BY Whitney,
Mr.. Noes said:
He only mentioned one name In his talk
with Dillon. That was tho name OF
Mahoney, head Of Q poolroom syndicste.
] don't believe Mahoney's syndicate has
anything to do with the Frank Farrell
syndicate. They are bitter rivals; don't
you think soi But We can't make public
what Whitney told US to-day. We have
TO 60 further for the purpose Of learning
something concerning other men who
certain ends to be inquired into. l can
not 60 further on the subject with you now
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DRANK ACID BEFORE HUSBAND
They Had Quarrelled Over Money Matters
She May Die.

Kate Mcdonald, 32 years old. OF s27
South Third street, Williamsburg, quar-
rolled with her husband over money matters
last night and drank carbolio acid in her
husbands presence. Mcdonald knocked
the bottle out OF his wife's hand and as he
did 80 she fell to the floor. He called for
help A policeman heard his cries and
summoned Ambulance Surgeon Delaney
from the Eastern District Hospital. Late
last night it was said that her condition
WAS critical.
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Cutter-Day yisOn.

BosroN, Aug. l0-At her home, II Bea-
oon street, this morning Mrs. Anna l..
Dawson was married to Or, Ephraim Cut
ter OF New York The bride is the daugh-
ter Of one of the well-known educators
Of her time, and was Interested with Mary
Lyon in the larger education and advance
ment OF women. The Rev. c. c. Carpen-
ter officated The bride is former patient
Of the bride groom.
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appetite fails, she
cannot sleep. Re
store her appetite.
quiet her nerves
and give her sleep
and she becomes Z
new woman.
ut has made q
new woman Of me-
Is the constant tes-
timony of women
who have used DR..
Pierce's Favorite
Prescription. II
tranquilizes the
nerves, encourages
the appetite and
induces refreshing
sleep. 1t estab-
fishes regularity,
dries weakening
drains, h reals in
The sun., 1901-08-11

WASHINGTON FORECAST FOR DAY AND To-
MOREON.
for New England. fair In vest. showers and ooolef
In caS, portion tn day. iar fresh west v,nds 10 NOR
row.
For SiHSrn Nru YORK, generally TAR today. siespi
shorsrs and eOSsr along ne coast iai Trsh nOrih 10
norhusu rinds 10 r1or'Or
For New Jersey. showers. followed BY fair odsy;
fair fresh northwest winds To morrow.
For the District OF CoIuIpbla and Maryland. fair
and cooler 10 day. fair hight 10 fr,sh northwest ~inds
70 morrow
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North Atlantic Squadron Takes Nantucket

NANTUCKET. Mass. Aug. iO-The North
Atlantic squadron arrived in the bay yestor-
day afternoon, and by sunset 500 marines
had tents pitched and defen ces well under
way, a telephone line stretc he'd and camp
Higginson in communication with the
outer world. The work Of landing guns
was begun at night under searchlghts
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TO MOVE MILLS IN WARREN.
strike WIN Probably Cause the OHIO
Tewu to Lose IN Industry.

Tswu to Lose IN Industry.
WARREN. Ohio. Aug. 1o.-The steel strike
becoming effective tonight, every re-
naming employee at the Warren mill OF
the American Steel Hoop Company was
laid on, and unless the strike is settled
the mill will be moved away. This Is the
information given out by an Official Of the
company here to-day. He was taking an
inventory OF the mill and stock. Supt.
Bennington also says that steps will DO
taken at once TO move the mill unless tho
employees zee At to return to work on the
lines under which the Republic oompany's
The officials do not say to where the
Warren mill will be moved. but intimate
that PittsburG Ii the place. They say
the Girard and oungstown mills viii be
moved also, unless the strike is ended soon.
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stepped on Match: Mortally Burned

BoRpENTowN, N. j., Aug io.-Miss
Kate Cameron. a visitor from Camden,
at Florence. few miles from here, was
mortally burned to-day Her clothes
caught fire from match which she stepped
upon.
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n . woman b phydcafly uis.rsSh'
and mentally unhappy, the child shs
bears win, in face and form, a well AZ
In disposition, reflect her own condi.
ton. Every woman who anticipat..
motherhood ought to think of this and
be fairy godmother to her own child
endowing i with health. beauty, and =
happy disposition.
The mental misery Of the prospectiv.
mother Is in general the result Of her
physical condition. She is nervous, he,
The sun., 1901-08-11
$50 COPS TO LOSE DETAILS.

May Get Them Hack Aftef 1hfeePIato0n
System In IN Coed working Order.
Police Commissioner Murphy issued
an order yesterday abolishing all details
In the Police Department on Monday at
Q p. NJ. Col. Murphy said that this did
not mean that all details will be done away
with permanently but that II was done
to perfect arrangements for putting the
three-platoon system into effect at 8 clock
on Tuesday morning. The order will
temporarily affect about $50 men.
The sun., 1901-08-11

through reading The SuN and EvENrN1
Sun "Woman's Page Tastes are mou ldei
and an accurate knowledge OF society gai ned
No better papers are published Adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-05-27
SUICIDE NEAR THAcKERvILLE.
III Health Rushes Jim Fuller into the
World Beyond.

BY telephone from Thacker-
we learn of the suicide Of Jim
Fuller yesterday morning east
from that place on the Texas
s de of Murray bend of Red
river.
Fuller arose early yesterday
morning and went out to the
barn to feed his stock. This was
the last seen Of him alive. 1t is
supposed that he stabbed him
self and then went to the river,
a short distance away, and jump.
ed into the stream.
As he did not return to the
house, shortly. some member OF
the household went out to look
for him. They failed to find
him but found a pool of blood,
where it is supposed he stabbed
himself, and traced hlm from
there to the river where he
jumped in.
A search for his body was be-
gun at once, hut they have not
yet been able to find it,
The only reason assigned for
this rash act was ill health, as
he had been suffering some dur
ing the night. Deceased leaves
a wife and two children.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-05-27
Grand Recital.

The. public will be treated to a
grand recital at the opera hoase
Friday night, May 81, when the
following program will be rendered
by the pupils of Prof. Walter
Nichols music class:
What Will the Answer Be-Msndo-
lin Glass.
Solo and Chorus-Tramp, Tramp,
TrAmp-Neal Rouse.
instrumental Duet-Le De Seville
Schubert Misses Berdie and Bessie
Mccoy.
Recitation-Ra Race-Miss Clara Tete.
instrumental Duet-Parade March
Misses Mable Warren and Edna
James.
Vocal Solo-Sleep tt My Child
Mics Winsome Phillips.
Valse-G -Godard-Miss Willie Heath.
Instrumental Duet-Polka, Kunkle
Misses Bertha and Mary Tucker.
Azulea Waltz. r. Webb--Man-
dolin Glass, Piano-Misses Bertha
and Leila Booth.
Instrumental Duet-March-S Sisson
Misses Clara Tete and Alta Adair
Vocal Solo - Selected - Miss a
Bennett.
instrumental Duet-Grand Waltz
de Concert - Moskowiski - Misses
Winsome Phillips and Leona Butts.
Recitation - Fashionable School
Girl-Miss Clara Tete.
instrumental Duet, Polka-Kunkle
Misses Vic Tennery and +, Pyrtle,
Vocal Duet Little Black Baby
Misses Winsome Phillips and Lenora
Butts.
instrumental Grand March-Kun
kle- Misses May Young and AItf
Adair.
Parting Song.
Solo and Chorus A Bennett
Admission ID cents. No reserved
seats. 27 5t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-05-27
THE PASSING THRONG.
All the WORLDS q stage and Each
one Plays a Part.

+. NJ. Fox went to Purcell today.
j n Morgan left for Sulphur
today.
Cap. j. s. Hammer left for Pauls
Valley today
j. b. Alexander went to Okla
homa city today.
Stilwell II. Russell came up from
Gainesville last night.
Mrs. J, NJ. Price left yesterday
for Norman, o. T., on a visit
Miss Inez Stewart is visiting
relatives at Pauls Valley this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. p. Bruce re
turned to Pauls Valley yesterday.
Mrs. w, L. McLemore and child
ren came up from Gainesville to-
day.
Miss Alice Proctor of Bolton,
Texas, is visiting Miss Fannie
Law.
Mrs. w. |. Cruce and children
left for Gainesville yesterday after
noon.
G.. Il. Jones, after spending a
pleasant week in Denison has re-
turned.
H. NJ. Gibson of Ryan is here
visiting his sister Mrs, J. D.
Haynes.
Mrs. j. w. Gibson of Duncan is
here visiting her daughter Mrs. j.
D. Haynes.
j. w. Orme and family left to-
day for Healdton where they will
spend the summer.
G. NJ. Stewart and his daughter,
Miss Edna, left today for Foster
via, Pauls Valley.
A. w. Speake of Woodford was
pleasant caller at the ARDMoRE
TIE Office this afternoon.
Judge John X. Thomas came in
from Pauls Valley Saturday after
noon and returned Sunday noon.
Miss Fannie Spencer who has
been the guest of Mrs. A. c. CrucC
for some time, left yesterday fol
her home in Henderson, Ky.
j. l.. Ivy, of Durant and B. f
Wiley, of Folsom, came in this
morning to attend court. They
will return home and come bach
next Monday,
Mrs. 7. n Coleman and Miss
| Nell Blake who have been visiting
friends, IN Denlson, Texas, return
ed last night, on account Of Mrs
Coleman's child being i'll.
Miss Caroline, daughter of Judg,
Jno. X. Thomas, who has beer
spending several days here yer!
pleasantly visiting Miss Bell
Townsend, left yesterday Afternoon
for Muskogee.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-05-27

Yesterday Rev. c. c. Weith
preached special sermon TO Chick
asaw Post No Is, of the G A. r.,
at the First Presbyterian church.
The Post attended in a body, and
the house was comfortably filed tC
listen to the good man talk. His
sermon was much appreciated by
the entire Post, as well as all 9th
ers present.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-05-27

Dsu Conway has the only up-to-
date horse shoer and track man OF
Ardmore. Call on hlm aud get
your carriage or track horse shod
aud get few dots on how to train
your horses. Wind don't go when
il comes 10 horse shoeing with Dan.
He guarantees everything. l6tl.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-05-27

The fortunes of the age have
been made from oil. Rock efeller
is reputed to have begun business
on few hundred dollars. Today
be is worth millions. This may be
your opportunity. Buy stock of
the Exporters Oil Co. Only a
limited amount will be sold. See
their ad. in this paper. p If
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-05-27

Spragins & Co. have almost a
car of screen doors and screen
wire. Their stock includes many
designs in fancy doors as we'll as
the cheap doors. 1t matters not
what kind you want Spragins can
please you.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-05-27

markable Few mil!iners can du-
plicate our qualities, none our
styles or prices. We offer the best
that skill and care can produce at
the price of second rate goods.
Our fpteial sale is attracting
much attention. Each day we.
have something new. Everything
goes at youur price. We want the
money; you want the goods.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-05-27

Our drug stock is complete and
especially our prescription depart
ment. Prescriptions filed at any
hour of the night. Clerk sleeps
up stairs over the rear of our store.
BONNER & BONNER,
26tf Druggists.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-05-27

w Il. Sanders. who was called
to the bedside of his sick baby in
Magnolia, Ark. has returned.
The unfortunate little one passed
away, and was taken to Pilot
Point, Texas, where it was ten
derly laid by the sida of its mother,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-05-27
Notice.

Don't let your heaters get wet
aud rust-sell them to Mason, the
second hand man. | I'm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-05-27

WANTED-By a manufacturer
salesman to handle Dry Goods
for country trade, as a side line.
Liberal commission C.. Roll
mann & Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
26 2t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-05-27

Improve the appearance of your
yard fence with those gate post
ornaments. Sold by Laidlaw
Lumber Co. 22tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-05-27
Ia a Bad Shape.

Joe Holmes, an lrlshman, was
pretty badly beat up in the park
at Sulphur last Saturday. He is
now lying in critical condition.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-05-27

j. {. Wolf is now proprietor of
the New York Racket Store, and
will share the building with j IL.
Spiegle until June 20. Until that
time Mr.. Wolf will sell his Racket
goods out at wholesale cost. 10 I'm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-05-27

If you want it-take it-with a
kodak. There is only one kodak,
the Eastman. For sale by Bon.
ner & Bonner. Prices from 81 to
$3.50. 26tf