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DEATH OF ADoLPH osTERLoH.
The German Consul at Richmond.
Va, Pnsses ANynN.

RICHMOND. Va. Aug. 20-AdoIph Os-
terloh. for twenty years the German
Consul in this city. died yesterday Mr.
DSterdlch was born in Bremen hfty-three
years ago. He emiS-atcd and came direct
10 Richmond in 1866 obtaining employ
ment as a clerk with the firm Of Van
Wrinkle & Co. tobacconists- He was sub
sequently admitted to partnership and at
the death Of his benefactor, r. NJ. Van
Wrinkle who was one OF the richest men
in Virginia, he became cO-partner with
Henry BONNER. under the firm name Of
BONNER & OsteTloh. and carried on the
same business
Inc business was very large and UrC.i-
porous Among other important come
lions the firm was the exclusive buy
Of tobacco for the Austrian Government.
Dir. OsterlOh speculated extensively in
connection with a New York firm in a
certain grade OF Spanish tobacco
An attempt 20 corner the tobacco mar
kat by an enormous speculation failed
and Ar. CStrrlOh became deeply iuV0IV-
60. lie met his obligations. however. by
stliln6 every interest he possessed, and
since that time ne has not been actively
engaged in any business pursuits
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YOUNG BRIDE A BIGAMIsT.
Made Confession When Her Hus-
band Was Critically III.

JERSEY CITY. n J., Aug 20.-Franeis
Marie Jensen, seventeen years old. was
lodged in the Hudson county Jail yester-
day on charge Of bigamy The com
plant was based on a confession made
20 her second husband when he was sup
posed 10 have been In a dying condition.
and she ere yed forgiveness. He did not
die, and on his recovery Instituted an en-
Quiry and caused her arrest.
The girl was married on July 3. 1900. at
Jersey City. 10 GOttfried Henry Stokes
by Rev. J. l. Dietricksen. Twelve DAYS
later the bridegroom deserted her and
went West. saying he would not return
She resumed her maiden name.
She met Albert Coeyman, Of BelleyfIIr
and on February j. was married 70 him
They established their home in Newark
4 few weeks ago Coeymau was stricken
with illness. and hope or his recovery was
abandoned u was then she made the
confession.
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PRINCETON. n J., Aug Cot IS
learned here that David Mcclure. a res
pected citizen of Rocky HIM. a small vii
lage three miles north Of Princeton. com
mitted suicide by drinking a mixture OF
paris green and water. A few weeks ago
ne had a -sunstroke. and since then MS
mind had been derauged. lie committed
the act IN his own barn. and was found
by one Of his daughters. A widow and six
children survive him.
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A GRUEsoME MARRIAGE.
Young Couple United in IA Jersey In.
dcrtakcr's ShoB.

NEW YORK. Aug. Ca young man
and a young woman called at Matthew
Eoylan's undertaking shop. on Grove
Street. Jersey City. at o'clock yesterday
morning and asked the undertaken. who
was working on an emergency Job and
had his place open later than usual. if
he could direct them 10 a justice OF the
pgac, who would marry them
They said they were Charles Augustus
MrGu. JweTty-scvoH years OLD. Jersey
City. and Mary Lecway. nineteen GEARS
old. this city Buylau found Justice
Charles Sweeney ~ mis- home aud routed
him ont Of bed. The marriage was Uar-
formed ia the und. rtnkers Sh0u amid
-L-rrnunLLuEs Of -rlun nd --Lu--
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PENSIONS IN ALABAMA.
RnBid Increase of the states Con-
federate Roll.

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 3O-The Confed-
crate pension roll Of Alabama continues to
increase as fast as the United States roll
in spite Of the fact that the war closed
'hirty-siN years ago. The Alabama State
Board Of Pensions examiners has Just
completed its work. No less than 4. 100
claims !or pensions were submitted 10 il.
OF which, 3.7lS passed
This viii increase the pensioners to a.
go and compel a reduction in the amount
OF the pensions The appropriation for
Confederate pensions has lately been in
creased in Alabama by Ieyyiug a one-miU
tax. which produces $4,000 a year The
highest pension paid last year was So the
lowest 81 These viii have TO be reduced
ont-thlrd In cons quence of tn increase in
the number Of pensioners. AMI the great
majority VIII not receive over $I-2J per
month
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Pardoned by Governor Odem.

ALBANY. y. Y. Aug. Ex-Governor
Odell has p3rdOned Alex. Wabash Of Buff
falo. who was sentenced 10 Auburn pris-
on for a term Of six and half years for
assaulting and shooting a man. Wabash
stu has year 20 serve and the Governor
gays he was pardOned because he IS very
I'll and not expected 10 live.
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ALL NIGHT IN A CANAL.
An Aged Kew Orleans Negroes Has
an Exciting Experience.

An Aged NeF orleans AGREES Has
an EzcitinE Experience.
NEW ORLEANS. AUG 3).-NIary Pierre.
"a uagress. niuety-Hiue years old. under
took on Tuesday 60 visit her son. who
lives on the Mobile Canal. in the rear Of
New Orleans. She did not reach his
house and a party set out to search for
her. After a Ions search she was found
in the canal. where she had been for over
twonty-four hours. I'm "a semi-conscious
condition
Being nearly blind. she had fallen into
the canal Tho water i'm which she stood
was nearly uU u her neck. Her weakness
rendered Il Impossible. for her Co get out
CT ,,,n 90 cry for help. All day and all
night she renamed IN the water until res
tgDt-
The doctors say chat in spite Of her age
and the shock and exposure the woman
viii probably recover
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charges His son With Arson.

DOYI.ESTOWN. Pa. Aug 3O-HerOert
Horn. aged nineteen, who, IL Is alleged.
stole SO and a horse from his father.
Henry Horn. or EichIIHdtOwn. ana then
burned the barn. was. on Wednesday
evening. arrested at Willow Grove. and
was lcdErI ia Jail to await trial At the
September term Of court.
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NEW YORK. Aug. 2o-Ex-Gov. Charles
A Busiel. Of New Hampshire. dropped
dead IN Laconia, In that State yesterday
lie was IN his usual health the night be-
fore Mrs. Busiel called him yesterday
morning and found him breathing heay-
lily Death occurred few minutes after
ward. He was hfty-niue years old and
had been prominent Republican.
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NUn KILLED IN a WRECK.

4 Fatal Accident on abe Denver NM
Iiso Gr=nde.
Bt%VER. .roI.. Aug so--A w,stba..aa
messenger train @. The narrow g1r:g.
line oI tho Denver ana Rio GunGc was
wrecked ngar ChaIua. ". H.. ycstsTdav.
Mother Bap.+te, superior Of the order OF
Sisters Of Marcy 81 Denver. was killed
and another sister injured
Harry McCoy. murderer. rsccutI-
pardon,d from the state prniteutiary. had
-, arm, ullII-d out and the Pullman con
ductor was seriously injured.
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A BRITISH BARK ASHORE.
The BHrOda In a Dangerous Position
on Oregon.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 3o.-The British
bark. Baroda, bound from CaIiao TO Port
land, went ashore last night nine miles
south Of the CoquilIe River. ore. All the
crew were saved and there is chance of
hauling the vessel or If the tugs reach
the scene in time.
II IS presumed that the vessel drifted
ashore during fog. The Barodg left Cal
lao SiNty-twO days ago in ballast for Port
land. where she was TO load for Europe
She is steel bark of 1853 tons and is
owned by the BaTOda ship Company. lin
tied of GreenOCk.
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IsIFsIo.

DANlS-At her parents home. ia Oa.6ggaa.
Fairfax county, hirGIH a. ca August -. laol Il.
80 % clock q. m. lola LOUISE DAVIS. v.uDrs..
child q Ira AMI Jennie Davis in tar eighth
scar Of ler age.
Funeral viii take place from the residence of
her parents. OccoqIIn. Va, sunday, September
], lJOl, at 2.3O O'Clock p. IN.
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A CLERGYMAN DROWNED.
Rev. Walter LONyrie Loses His Life
Mt Newport

Rev. Walter LOYrie Loses His Life
Mt Newport
NEWPORT, r. T.. Aug. 30.-Rev. wal
ter Lowrie. assistant pastor OF the Cen
trial Presbyterian Church. New York. was
drowned while i'm bathing with the Rev.
Richard William Greene. Of Princeton. y
J., yesterday afternoon. Mir LowrIe and
Mr.. Greene. with whom he had been Wis
iting. went to Fort Greene 10 battle. Sc
lecting a place within the harbor. where
the water is very still.
The two SWAN out from the shore some
distance. when Mr.. LOwrie gave "a shrek,
as il On pain. and sank not to rise again
Mr.. Greene dived a number OF times near
the spot where his friend had disappear
cd. but was unable To ind him. He hur-
ried ashore as quickly as possible TO
summon assistance. and a diver was Sc
cured, who found the body and brought it
ashore 1t was turned over To Under
taker CottreiI, who prepared it for ship
Iacnt TO New York
The Rev. Walter Lowrie was born At
Warriors Mark, Pa, In lS.2 being the
third son Of the late j. Roberts LOwrie.
Ills grandfather, Walter LOWTie, United
States Senator from Pennsylvania, and
afterwaTd the first secretary Of the Pres
byteriar Board Of Foreign Missions, died
IN New York about thirty years ago. The
Key Waiter Louvre received his preIimi-
nary education privately at first. and
then at LawrenceyiiIe School. Lawrence
vile. y. !. lie was graduated from
Princeton College in 1898 and from Prince
ton Theological Seminary in 1853 For the
last two years he had beer assistant 10
the Rev DR. Wilton Merle Smith in the
pdStorate OF the Central Presbyterian
Church in this city, and last winter was
in charge Of the church during Dr.
Smith absence in Palestine. Mr.. L0wrie
was unmarried. He leaves a mother and
sister AZ Warriors Mark and four broth
CTS-DT. MlIuam l. Lowrie. of Tyrone.
Pa: Roberts Lowrie. Of Philadelphia. g.
Nassau Lowrie, Of New York. and Mat
thew LDWrie. Of Pittsburg a.. Nassau
Louvre. with whom Rev. Walter I.owri.-
lived at n West Thirty-hfth Street New
York, left last night for Newport He
said that his brother would Doe buried IN
Warriors Mark Pa.
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REINDEER FOB ALASKA.
A Report Received by the Commits
siOner of Eaucatfnn

The Commissioner OF Education has re
ceiF'd. ana forwarded TO the Secretary Of
the Interior report from Lieutenant r
j. Eerthon. r. C. s. dated at VIadivo-
stock. July p telling Of the purchase Of
500 reindeer. which il is intended to trans
port 10 Port Clarence. Alaska
The cost Of transportation 10 Alaska is
estimated at $1,000 and the average cost
To the Government Of the deer delivered in
Alaska VIII D" $50 a head The report
can not be bought for money. and can
only by purchased by barter The imDor-
tatIou Of these deer is only a Stpp in a
scheme of colonization which the Govern
meHJ has been engaged in for seyer..I
years
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a Pheasant Duty.--when know

y IlEls7IH1 I1WTN.-" " ION 7 Know arT-
thing worthy o. rCrCmonda,isa ! consider Il nv
au'F 10 tell u, says Rev James Murdoch. %
Hamburg Pa. "Dr. Agnca's Catarrhal rgeF.-
has cured me OF Ca-1uu OF i've ysIrs' sraudia-. b.
Is certainly magical u itr ,Gcrt Tho first lD1li.
cation benefited me ia I've minutes" ~5II ly
7. s. Williams Ninth and p Streets Ffr.rJ.
Williams, Third street and PenUs5 lylu:a Az
nue.
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EDUCATIONAL.
LAW Department
National University.

Practical two-year cc-s=s leading to degree
Of IL B. Postgraduate course Of one additi5aaI
year leading 90 degree OF L. n
2;th annual opening Of all classes October /
1901 at 6-3O O'Clock p n Evening sessions ex-
eiuSlyely.
For Catalogue apply 10 EUGENE D. CARUSI
Secretary and Treasurer, Columbian Building
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Hoods Pills S 9., ,' an liver

ness. iaundice, sick headache, nausea, Indiges-
ton, break up cold, prevent fever. DC
Il mail OF G. ]. Hood & Co. Lowell Mass
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KNIGHTS or CoLJNBJ S-New council e. De IN
-tltuteI at Charlottesville. Va. SUNDAY SIP
TENDER T. Train leaves Penusyly station u
SOL a- n-. sunday Members desiring % secure
reduced rate should meet az Carroll Hall. Slt-
urlay. August 81. 40 5 p m
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SUMNER RESORTS.

COLONIAL BEACH-Room and board at thg
Wrcnyiile Cottage. MRS NJ HERMAN: excellenl
dinners, SOC to eNcUrsiOnists- m29-I
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

To ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN-I ufIl not
De responsible for any debts contracted DIV nv
wife, Lizzie NJ Williams. 4. J. WILLIAMS
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ST. MARY'S ACADEMY,
ATaN VI

Boarding and Day school for Young Ladies' ana
Children The sd year begins Tuesday. Sept q
Terms moderate For catalogue address SISTER
SUPERIOR
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ROCKVILLE. MARYLAND.
Academy for boys. Home life and inJividIaI
instruction Terms moderate address
". P. MASON. L. 5 y a
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]. WILLIAM LEE,

Undertakes and Livery.
SS2 Penn 1v~, y W. Washington. D. O,
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SPECIAL NOTiCE-The issue OF communication
books over the lines 0f the Washington. Wood
side and Forest CIea and BrightwOod Railway
companies Is suspended from this date until fur
Their notice. II. ". FULLER. General Manager.
August D. 1901.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-03-31
They Egged Them.

Last night while the perform
ers of the tent "A Trip to the
Orient" were standing outside on
the platform to attract crowd
two decayed eggs were thrown at
them, but went wide of their
mark.
The thrower of the decayed
missiles, who threw two at the
girls of the "Labelle Fatima
Oriental Dancing Girls was a
little more accurate, one of the
eggs striking one Of the girls on
the side of the head, aud came
near knocking her down.
She was taken into the dressing
room of the tent, Quite com
motion was caused around there
a while.
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THE PASSING THRONG.
All the Worlds a Stage and Each
one Plays a Part.

DR.. s. N. carp of Baum, was here
yesterday,
Hugh Suggs and family Of Berwyn,
took in the shows yesterday.
Mrs, l.. Easley of Sulphur, is Wis
iting her son j F., and wife.
Nub Taliaferro OF Madill, was here
yesterday taking in the shows.
6. W. Holder of Dougherty, was
among our visitors last Friday.
John r. Chitwood of Dougherty,
visited our city Friday evening.
Deputy Bob Cummings of Lone
Grove, was in the city yesterday and
took in the shows.
j. W. shartell left on the noon
train yesterday for oklahoma City,
aud will return this afternoon.
d. II. Justus and w. c. Young OF
the Choctaw, Oklahoma & Gulf, reg
istered last night at the Wilmington.
Mrs. T. r. Dunlap, after pleasant
visit with her son here, has returned
to her home at Thorp Springs, Texas.
DR.. j. Dudley and family of Marys-
Vile, Texas, are here the guests OF
DR.. Dudley's sister, Mrs. j. F. Eas'
ley.
Mrs. w. P. Haley OF South Nc
Alester, is visiting the family oI
Arthur Walcott in northwest Ard
/ mora
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Deputy Cummings of Lon
Grove, says that the law breaker
his section of the country hav
turned their attention to horse an,
cattle stealing, and as the fees 70
bringing them in to justice is s.
small. he cannot afford to foC
with them. This is certainly
bad state Of affairs.
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Thousands OF Yards

of bleached muslin, Loudsdai
muslin aud cambric, ten quartz
sheetiug, table damask and towel,
A c A feather ticks, etc, hay
been sold during Barall's great fr
sale, but there's plenty lett an
will be put on sale today at QUE
half value. 29tf
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Good Things to Eat.

Eat the Best.
Genuine Canada Maple Syrup,
Ribbon Cane Syrup,
Buckwheat Flour,
Ralston' Breakfast Food,
White Fawn Flour,
Red Head Flour,
Boston Mixed Pickles,
Mushrooms,
French Peas.
Stringless Beans,
White Swan Peas,
White Swan Corn,
White Swan Tomatoes,
Wapco Peaches,
Van Camps Soups,
White Swan Salmon,
Chicken Loaf,
Veal Loaf,
Corn Beef,
Chip Beet.
Okra aud Tomatoes,
Succotash,
Finest California Black Cherries,
Apples,
Oranges,
Bananas,
All kinds of Nuts,
Sliced Pine Apple,
Van Camps Pumpkin Pie,
All kinds Evaporated Fruits,
White Swan Mince Meat,
Home Made Lard,
Eggs,
Wheatlet,
Imported Maccaroni,
Club House Coffee,
White Swan Coffee,
And everything else good to ea
at PORTER STAPLES,
The Red Headed Grocer.
Phone 81. 81 3
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ALWAYS Ready

To do you goodiwork on short
notice. Repairing guns, bicycles
sewing machines. etc. You vii.
and us in our new quarters in the
rear of Alexander's drug store
north of the postotiice.
l7-lm q. w. RITTER < Son.
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fow boz Stands in daines syiII.

How Tie Stands in gainesville.
To whom it may concern:
We, the undersigned residents of
Gainesville, Texas, state that We
are personally acquainted with s.
s. Bail, who formerly lived in this
city for more than a year. During
his residence here he alwaysFc
Quoted himself as an upright, hon
orable man, aud we recommend
him to the people of Ardmore, l.
T., as person. entitled to their
esteem and confidence. We con
slider him in all respects qualified
to fill the position of chief of
police of the city in which he lives,
to which Office he now aspires, and
believe his election would be fol
lowed by an impartial enforcement
of the laws of the city.
y. Z. Ware, eX-sheriff
+. T. Bomar.
George W. Womack, sheriff.
Fred Frasher, city marshal
Oo2t
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WANTED-Reliable parties for
detectives and correspondents, self
addressed envelope for particulars.
North American Detective Bureau,
Chicago, Ill.
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See Il. D. Rogers before you sell
your second haud goods. lie pays
the highest prices. One door north
of court house 30 ct
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The Presbyterian church is ar
ranging for extensive repairs and
improvements, in anticipation of
entertaining the Presbytery here
in April.
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Ringers are doing the business
in spring clothing.
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RuNNING PISTOL FIGHT
Between Two Women and Three
Men From the Country.

t
Men From the Country.
Friday afternoon about I O'Clock
three men. thought 20 be from
Contractor PoweIrs railroad camp
at Maunsville, after taking in the
town and getting pretty well tanked
up. started home But they thought
il would never do to leave without
committing a little devilment, and
accordingly stopped at a woman ;
house across the railroad track
Not finding anyone at home they
bundled up lot Of the clothing of
the womau's and started off.
They had hardly got started
good when two women, Maud and
Lee. who lived in the house, ap.
peared upon the scene. They
took in the situation at glance,
and securing pistol opened fire
upon the retreating clothes thieves
The retreating parties returned
the fire and quite a fusilode was
kept up until the pistols were
empty. After the smoke cleared
away it developed that no one was
hurt.
Officer Bruce Hill was sent
for. but was not able to overtake
them. During the shooting, how
eyer, the men dropped the clothing
aud the women recovered their
goods.
Constable Lee Stewart went in
pursuit of the parties and cap.
tured one of them. j. J. Murphy,
who pleaded ignorance, saying he
had nothing to do with the pur-
loiuing of the clothes aud just
happened to come to town with
them from Powelps grading camp.
Judge Bradford released him
upon his own recognizauce to ap.
pear at such time as be might
notify him.
Get slice of the big cheese, at
Jake's.
We have for rent 10000 acres of
good pasture land.
2Sdwtf HUDSON & ARNOLD.
The 80, 40, 80 cent shirt coun-
tiers are emptied every day by APP
preciative BUYERS, but are promptly
| filed again with newer and better
styles and values, at j. n. Barall' S
/ loss and your gain. 29tf
WANrED-One to 1000 cords OF
wood delivered or corded in tim
ber not exceeding six miles from
town. Size of contract fifty cord;
and up.
ARDMoRE OH And MILLING Co
! 20dSwts
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Furniture, carpets and mating.
New goods, beautiful designs and
prices that meet the closest compe-
tition. 3 wifi A. c. YoUNG.
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Lost-Pair gold rlmmed sFe ata-
cles. Finder will be rewarded by
returning same TO this office.
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BOY STEALS NINE DOLLARS.
Picks VanDenberg's Safe Lock-Now
in the Federal Jail.

Yesterday just after dinner a
small white boy 10y the name of
Chas. Lewis, was lettering around
the Office of G.. p. NauD Denberg
and w. NJ Robinson had occasion
to go ont into the yard When be
returned. aud as he was passing
the window be saw the boy behind
the counter, and saw him drop
something from his hand into his
/ pocket, aud heard the rattle of
money
As he entered the door the boy
made a break for the back door,
but Mr.. Robinson was too quick
for him, and as he grabbed him
the boy threw up his hands and
said You have caught me; here
is the money"
Mr.. Robinson searched him and
found nine silver dollars that he
had taken from the safe drawer.
The drawer was locked but he took
a hatchet and pried it open without
any trouble
The boy was detained until Mr.
NanDenberg could be sent for, who
went after Lee Stewart, and he
was placed in Jail. The Jail record
gives his age at II years, four feet
aud ten inches high and weighs
seyenty-five POUNDS; home in
Louisiana and does not read or
write.
The boy says he came from FIT.
Worth up here, and that he ran
away from his parents to come to
the street fair. He now languishes
in Jail.
Prettiest and cheapest street hats
in town, at Mrs. NJ. f. Surgeons,
Everything in the way of gro.
ceries at Jake'S.
Ladies, have secured the agen.
cy for the genuine pure baking
powder, named Perfect" and
guarantee every ounce to be as
pure as chemistry can make it.
shall always carry the very best
that money can buy.
5. f. JENKINS.
Il. Herr, who went to Leaven
worth with the prisoners, wai
taken sick on his return and il
now confined to his bed.
Look for the name plate Whit,
Elephant. 1t is placed on th'
best buggies made. Bivens 8
Williams sell them. m25tf
For SALE-A fine Jersey bull
two years old. Apply l BoGER
at Ramsey's drug store. 2S 6
Henry Roles gave bond yester
day and was released from jail.
The receipts for the city fron
the shows last Friday was $23 60
Three and 0ne-iialf Cents
: for percales and shirtings, is an
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Wanted. Men and Teams

| want a number OF men and
teams to work on the Choctaw
grade Apply to
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All Ell 5 must pay dues in ad-
vance, in accordance with the by
laws. II. Il. SANDERS,
81 2t Secretary.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-03-31

To Cure Malaria 10 = Days.
Take Quinoria. All druggist are
authorized to refund the money in
ANY case Of chills, fever or malaria
Il fails to cure. Price SOC per pack
age.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-03-31

The Woodmen Circle will meet
in the X. of p. hall on the second
Monday night in April.
ADVISER.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-03-31

Jake sells only fresh groceries.