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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-04

music In "A Royal Rogue" was writ
ten for the piay-not picked up here
and there and purchased In the
music stores as a. the custom with
the present-day musical comedy"
"Ths village Parsen"
At the Third Avenue theater to-
morrow afternoon THE Village Par
son" will commence a weeks en-
gagement This In one Of the most
popular attractions Of the present
day. II has scored an immense hit
wherever produced. and Its success
has been achieved long since. There
r. an attractive ring In the title.
which calls the asteatl3a ;sf ~;
classes Of amuBement-g0ers 10 the
theater. The play IL one wherein
human emotions and pathOs are
strongly depicted. An excellent
company has been engaged. each
with reference TO the part assigned.
and Il is confidently believed that
this pretty play u rendered In much
better style than w usual with trav-
cling companies. Handsome special
scenery has been painted expressly
for the production by well known
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-04

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-04
DEPEW SAILS

PARIS. Jan. 4 senator Chsuncey
NJ. prpew and bride are among the
passengers sailing from Cher bours
Today for New York. They viii take
Up their residences In Washington
for the winter.
Ladies' Fttrs made ans repaired
G. G. Berg. i1ig THIRD ave.
pr. waxKoner. dentist. Globe block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-04

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-10-26

Lot 1044. Blak and white mingled knicker-
booker suit, eton jacket, guaranteed satin,
strapped seams; large pointed sailor collar, skirt
unlined, strapped seams, tailor stitches with
gros grain silk band, 500.
Lot 8. Ladies' blue, unfinished worsted
suits close fitting jacket lined with good goods;
taffeta silk finished with straps of taffeta silk
and tailor stitching; large pointed sailor collar
of black silk; plain, tailored skirt, laring from
knee and lined with best grade percaine $40.
Lots 1859 and 1881. Ladies' broadcoth
suits in black, ravy blue, royal blue, chrome
and tans. postillion, short close fitting Jackets
lined with satin; plain tailor stitched or trim
med with bands of silk velvet, skirts percaline
lined, reyers styles. all sizes, SIS.
Lot 2237. Navy blue, striped, flannel, silk
lined coat style jacket, skirt made with deep,
graduated circular founces nicely lined aud tai
lored; sizes 80 to 3S, SO so,
Lot 1888. Ladies' dark green kersey suits,
plain, close fitting jackets. stitched and strap
ped seams, unlined; an elegant and beautifully
finished garment, $125 so.
Lot 72S, Basket Weayed Suits. in new shade
of blue and dark red postllion jacket. lined
with silk serge, large sailor collar, trimmed
with satin bands and buttons, new style sleeves,
plain skirt percaline lined, sizes 3? to 40, $12.
Lot IA. EXTRA SPECIAL ID styles in
ladies venetians, serges, fannels and covert
suits. etons postillion coat and short, close fit
ting jackets, all lined with satin or satin serge,
plain and fancy braided, all sizes from 30 to 40
at $40,
Lot 700. Ladies flannel suits in gray only,
short close fitting jackets, lined with satin
serge, high velvet collars, sizes &c to AZ, $3.50.
Lot 2l9, Ladies flannel suits in gray, navy
blue, tan or brown, Eton jacket, trimmed with
bands and velvet silk serge lined, plain skirt
fared bottom, with band of satin, sizes 80 to AZ,
worth 81 so but will close at SIS.
We might go on describing ladies tailored
suits throughout this page but cannot spare the
space suffice to say-we want your patronage
on these goods and expect 10 get it if value
and style are worth anything. WE GUARAN-
TEE TO FIT YOU PERFECTLY,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-10-26

Lot $50. Ladies' black, peau de sol silk
skirt, percaline lined, drop Taffetta silk, dust
ruffle, trimmed with ten handsomely braided
pannels and silk ornaments, box plated, ripple
bottom from knee, very handsome and dressy,
SIS.
Lots 5S4 and Az Ladies' black peau de
sole and guaranteed taffeta skirts with percaline
drop skirt and dust ruflle, heavy open work
seams and lace ornaments, fared bottom from
the knee; the latest touch of elegance at $l3 so
and $3.50
Lot 52l. Ladies' black peau de sole skirt,
percaline drop skirt and dust rufile, heavy open
work seams three narrow tucks around bottom;
perfect fitting, at $40.
Lot 223j Ladies' fine black taffeta silk skirt.
percaline drop and dust ruffes, three graduated
bands Of corded tucks, embroidery and sherred
ribbon, half sweep back, at $S.
Lot 939. Ladies' black taffeta silk skirt
narrow tucks from waist to knee, plain circular
fOunce from knee down, $3.50.
We have not space just here to describe 9th
e1s, but if you are in need Of anything in the
skirt line IN cloth or silk, we certainly can
please you at from 81 and up.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-10-26
Dress Trimmings.

A complete showing of dress trimmings OF the
latest fashions. French braids, silk appliques,
medsllions, French passemetrie beads IN moral
designs and scroll patterns, spangles, medalions'
allovers etc
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-10-26
Hosiery department.

hosiery department.
We don sell trash If a thing is too cheap
to give satisfaction over the counter, we pass
il. Our hose are of the wear well' kind.
Ladies' full seamless fast black hose, l-3c'
Ladies' black Isle finished, exceptional
value. 10c.
Ladies' extra fine Egyptian yarn, fine grays'
double sole, for 25c
Children's fast black, extra good ribbed
hose, s 1.3c.
Children's iue seamless, elastic, ribbed, dou'
BILE heel and toe, fast black, l0c.
Children's seamless, ribbed, extra heavy or
light fine guage, 15c Oh two for 25c.
Genuine Black Cat. medium weight for girls
or Leather stockings for boys, 25c.
Infants fue guage, soft finish, TO- 10 and25c.
Cotton Checks.
Good. round thread cotton checks worth 4c,
at only &c yard.
Household Necessities.
4 GOOD 10 eounterpaue worth Use, for soc.
Better Que worth 81, for Zoe.
BETTER one worth 81 % to 81 so, only 81.
Extra large friuged or hemmed quilts at "a,
SO so, 81 80 and Sl.50.
56.inch bleached table damask, 25c.
Extra wide unbeached table linen, 5Oc
Turkey red table damask, II &c.
Fringed cotton towels, sc.
Bleached cotton Huck towels, lie.
Bleached honeycombt towels large one, Il l-2c
Sc inch silent cloth, per yard soc.
Turkish absorbent crash, l5c.
Cotton crash toweling, only l2c yard
Linen crash-all grades, II l'2, 10, l3,
7 l-2 and DC.
Lap robes from 81. so to $l5.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-10-26
Ladies' Separate Skirts.

Ladies' Separate Skirts-This line is larger
and grandef than any previous season; if our
past success has been due to the elegance and
variety of styles found in this department; this
season should eclipse all past experiences by 80
per cent. The leading factories of strictly high
grade garments have been called to our aid and
augmented by unstinted purchasing has placed
on styles and prices for all classes from the
most fastidious to the most humble.
Lot SOL. Ladies' fine, black peau de sol
skirt, ACCORDION plated, dust ruffie, trimmed
with ~ handsomely hand embroidered pannels
and silk ornaments, graduated box plaits from
waist band to bottom, perfect garment in fit,
finish and fabric for $25.
Lot 542. Ladies fine, black, peau lie sol silk
skirt with like silk drop skirt. accordion plated
Taffeta silk, dust rufle trimmed with seven
hand-embroidered pannels, six large spider web
ornaments graduated box plaits from waist line
to bottom, matchless for style and quality price
considered. $22.50.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-10-26
Ladies' Underwear.

Ladies' extra ribbed vests, trimmed neck and
front; pearl buttons tape at neck zoe.
Ladies' regular and extra sized bleached
vests, covered seams, silk tape neck and front
at 80 and 25e
Ladies ribbed wool vests, silk taped, trim
med neck and front; would briug 81, but spec
ial only SOC.
Ladies' all wool extra good vests, pants to
match, 81. 90
Ladies' ribbed, non shrinking union suits QUO
Misses and ladies' union suits, 25c.
Misses and children's union suits, soc.
Misses, and children's wool union suits, 81.
Boys fleece lined union suits, SOC.
Childreu's union suits, 25c
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-10-26
LaCies' Shoes,

Good, heavy glove grain shoes only 75c.
Better ones-muddy weather-$1.
Good all solid leather calf skin shoes, war
ranted the best for the price-$l 30.
Ladies' dongola shoes at 75c.
Ladies' kid shoe, heavy or light sole $3.50.
These are the best values ever shown by any
merchant in ArdmOre for less than two dollars
pair. Our line of ladies' welt and turn sole
shoes at - pair will equal any shoe shown in
Ardmore at more money. Our strongest and
best line of shoes are manufactured expressly
for us by the Drew Selby Co. 1t is truly great
line. Whenever you have tried them you will
be satisfied to remain a customer, as nothing
else at the price is as good. We have them in
all shapes toes, lasts and finishes at from So
and upward.
Lot l. Common Sense lace, very fine and
soft, good one for tired feet, only So.
Lot No, we offer you at So 80 a pair. This
lot includes welts and turns in both patent and
stock tip, perfect in every detail.
Lot 3 at 50 is equal in value to any So so or
81 shoe shown in the Indian Territory We can
supply you with any style toe or sole you desire
We carry them in kid and enamel stock; very
snappy and durable.
Lot represents our $3.50 line, This should
DE seen to be appreciated. We offer these in
welts and turns, any style toe or heel, patent or
stock tips. Inlaid dull kid quarters, yestng or
full dull top, guaranteed to please. Ask to see
the line.
Children's and Misses Shoes.
AT present we are unusually strong in these
lines We have anything now you can call for
in the fancy toppings plain; at prices that will
make your heart rejoice,
Lot /. Infants turn sole plain or fancy at
SOC pair and up.
Our line of childreR's school shoes are the
best for the money obtainable Prices range
from SOC to ST.. so pair. We shall be glad 70
show this line to the most exacting mothers.
We are sure TO please you.
'ss@&@sa@&s%s&ss;a q
S? 1t is because we buy cheapt
Consequently we buy as a coml
with the spot cash places us in
advantage of our customers in
ything as published.
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Ladies Tailor Made Suits.

Lots 1915 and ll66. Venetians and broad
cloth in navy blue. black tans and grays Pos
tillion jackets lined through and through. Taf-
feta silk, velvet collars slot seams, piped with
satin. ACCORDION plated drop skirt finished in
straps and buttons; splendid values, $3.50.
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bring families Visit the largest Dry Goods and Coh
BARGAINS will be found throughout the Our
better shape for business than and should fail
IN YOUR POCKET WHEN YOU TRADE WITH U.s. Come early.
EVERY DEPARTMENT We values selling because
and tell have any bearing upon your good Judgment
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-11-06
SOUTH DAKOTA.
One Of the Largest Republican
PIuralities for Many
Years.

Sioux Falls, S. d., Nov. 5.-South Da-
kota has taken it's place permanently
in the republican column by recording
one of the largest republican pluralities
for many years, affirming the great vic
tory of two years ago by still larger
plurality. Returns up to late hour
indicate that the republican congress
sional and state ticket has Won by a
plurality of from 10000 to $4,000, and
when all the returns are in it may
prove to be nearer 10000.
Frank Crane. chairman of the repub-
lcan state central committee, who is
very conservative. claims the state by
not less than 10000 plurality.
The republicans have certainly elected
122 out of 1872 members of the legis-
lature. insuring the election of Hon A.
b. kittredge, of this city, as his own
successor in the United States senate.
OF the remaining ten members, the re-
publicans claim they may capture sew
cral. The fusionists probably have not
elected more than seven or eight MEM
hers.
Republicans generally throughout the
state turned out to the polls surprising
ly we'll, a greater percentage of them
having voted than was anticipated,
considering the apathy which existed
almost up to election day.
Friends of Governor Herred are
pleased at the handsome compliment
paid him by the people of his home
town, Eureka where he received all
but ten votes.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-11-06
IN OTHER STATES.

Camden. N. 1.-THE Associated Press
Loudenslager, republican, for congress,
about 1920 plurality.
indianapolis. Ind.--In the Fourth
congressional district Griffith, demo-
crat, is elected.
In Kentucky democratic nominees for
congress are elected in the First, Sec
ond, Sixth and Seventh districts, and a
republican in the Eleventh district.
Omaha -Four out of 80 precincts
give Mickey, republican, 200; Thomp-
son, fusion, 427, for congress. Mercer,
republican, 34S; Hitchcock. fusion, 232.
Indianapolis Ind.-For congress- in
the First district, Hemenway, repub-
lican, is elected; Sixth district, Wat
SON, republican, is elected.
St. Paul, Minn.-Two years ago Van
SAINT, republican, carried Minneapolis
by 2,354 plurality over Lind. democrat.
Four precincts in the First ward of st
Paul give Van SAINT, republican, for
governor, 374; Rosing, 1913. The same
precincts in 1900 gave Van SAINT 44S;
Lind, 574. Three out of five precincts
in Hastings give Van SAINT 219; Rosing
179 The same precincts in 1900 gave
Van SAINT 2S2; Lind, PAL.
kentucky-One hundred and fifty
three precincts out of 2O4 in jefferson
county, including Louisville give Shir-
ley, democrat, for congress, 1913; Err
vim, republican, 11,704.
Omaha-1wentyf precincts out
side of Douglas county, give Mickey
republican, for governor 2,536; Thomp.
son fusion 2.94S
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-11-06
NEW YORK LIKELY
REFLECT ODE L
Returns Indicate Republicans
Garry State by Small
Plurality
IMMENSE VOTE PoLLED
Oyster Say, the Presidents
tiomc, Carried by Lemo-
cratic Nominee.
GOLFER DENIES DEFEAT
is still Hopeful That Complete Returns
VIII Give Him Small Lead
ohio Republican by Inn
morse PIu; a!.ty.

New York. Nov. o. in spite of phe-
..cmeasl!s large vote IN Sew York and
Kings ccaaty for EirG S coier, demo-
el,;st tie ie.u.Is II an oa.ly hour indi
c.sse t:.e ie=e.eellon OF benjamin y.
0eel. ie9us.sean. 10 the governors.
OF MN lo.lS s;.tte by from c,U90 TO
500 p.u.s..ty.
soltr $ plurality N Greater New York
y,..cce..e il, coo. a surplus of 5000 above
tie clai.a naee w CnalIes f. Murphy.
.eaaer Of 1ai...ai.y Hail. Dut even that
Ia 81 Vote WAS not su.!icient To over
come the republican majority from up
The state. OdeilS Vote in the country
listiicts WIS lighter than two years
$50, but Coler S was also lower than
9tanehtelis in the same year.
In New York city Co!cis plurality
Mas approximately 1000 made up as
follows
New York county $1,000: Kings
so4nty 26sG0 Queens county, 55.5co;
F,.canlon-., .,soo, oyster Bay, where
.'resiemt Roosevelt S country home is
situated, and where he voted yesterday.
"As carried by Coler his plurality be-
,Ig ISL Two years ago OLcil'S plural-
~ WIS -
l.ate returns from remote districts
show a falling off In the Odell vote.
orciia ceuaty gave Cole; plurality
II IA, Il republican less of SIS, and
This reaueei Gdelis plurality considers
.ply
Republicans Lose Four congressman.
iisUrss from the congressional dis
Nicts in New York city and the Long
island counties apparently showed Il
loss of four members of the national
house to the republicans, the heavy
Goler vote having carried, according To
the first returns, the first nineteen dis
tricts in the state for the democratic
candidates All returns indicate that
Judge Gray. democratic candidate for
Judge of the court of appeals, ran some
gh,t ahead of his ticket.
The democrats made gains in the
tate legislature. but the gains We're
.ot sutfilient TO endanger the repub-
an hold on the seat i'm the United
tates senate.
Mir. Coies, the democratic candidate
II governor, was ;.ssed last night what
IL liop55...t of the result of the election.
e said
Neu can quote me as saying that |
e!l't siee UP. / cannot imagine how.
in the magnificent poll received in
u alter New York there should b.
.ch ! peculiar vote In the upper State.
,sin convinced that there has been IL
t,le of that peculiar heather Chinee'
..s.ttts' going en-.
That is all Mr. Coler would say
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-11-06
an, for state treasurer. 1926; Duddle-

an, for state treasurer. 1926; Duddle-
ston, democrat, 67,3l1.
Outside of Cook county 120 precincts
give Busse, republican, l4,256; Duddle-
ston, democrat. $3.50, Manner. repub-
sican, l2.7TT7; Pickering. democrat. 1904
Chicago Ninety precincts give Healy
republican. 6,l2o; Barrett, democrat
3493; Hanberg, republican. $3.50; Kiol-
bassa. democrat 9.g2S. In the Eightleth
congressional district, l5s precincts give
Mahoney. democrat, 2+7: Woods, pro-
hibitionist, So. In the First congress
sional district. 20 out of 80 precincts
give Madden. republican. S53; limerick,
democrat, 1913.
Chicago-One hundred and fifty pre-
cincts out of 81 give Healy, republic
an, 1l,o2S: Barrett, democrat. 1851;
Hanberg, republican. 1888; Kiolbasse
democrat, 5.633. In the Seventh con-
gressionai district. Is precincts out OF
LAG give lSnopf, republican, 9Ss; Hess
democrat. us.
Chicago Nine hundred and ninety
five precincts give l,usse, republican,
il0l AS. Duddleston, democrat. "a, iS1.
outside of Cook county so precincts
give Busse. republican, for treasurer
SPA; Duddlestun, democrat, $40,
Manner, republican, for clerk of the SUI
preme court. S,l13; Pickering, democrat
BPS
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low A.
Iowa's Plurality Will Be From
$4,000 to 7o,ooo.--Lar-
ger Than Anticipated.

Des Moines. Ia, Nov. 5.-lowa has
given between $4,000 and 10000 plural
ity for the republican ticket, and has
elected one democrat to congress.
The returns came in slower than
usual. though the committee had made
ample Preparations, and the desire TO
hear from some parts of the state was
great The returns were compared with
the vote two years ago when the re-
publican plurality was nearly 100000,
hence the comparison showed decided
losses These run from 10 to II to a
preci met on an average.
Shortly after Midnight Chairman
Spence of the republican committee
said:
Il believe my estimate of $4,000 plu-
rality for the ticket will be exceeded. 1t
looks as if we would have close to 49,
600, which, considering the smalness
of the vote, is all that we could expect.
There has been general Indifference to
the result in the state. and we found it
impossible to get the republicans to
wake up and take a deep interest in the
election this year, but we are we'll sat
istied"
BirdsaIl Elected.
The Third district gave Judge Bird
sail about 5000 plurality over 3oics. All
the returns from the early precincts
SHOW lilctl IoOltS lIleitiG cilOIsiIOuS SetIHS
in Dubuque and Blackhawk counties
but rot enough to cause any danger to
the republican ticket. lioies carried
Dubuque by about $500.
The returns from the First district
are ncager, but all indicate that Hedge
Will have about the same plurality as
two years ago.
The early reports from the Sixth dis
trict indicated that Reese had beer
making good gains. and it might be
close, but about midnight Major Lacey
was claiming the district by over 1000
There is no doubt of his election by a
good majority.
Democrats Win in Second.
Judge Wade carried the Second dis
trict by from 400 to GOO. Muscatine
county gave Hoffman about $50, but
Scott did not do as well as expected
and went democratic. Wade got about
600 majority in his home county and g
small majority in Clinton. The repub-
lican committeeman concede Wade's
election.
The reports from the Fourth distric,
indicate that Sorter's hope of greatly
reducing Haugen's majority did MOI
realize.
Hull has carried the Seventh distric
by about 5000 and this county by near
ly 5000 Practically nothing has beer
heard from the congressional fight IL
the rest of the state.
In Des Moines there was no Interest
outside of one candidate for justice o1
the peace. "A fight was made to de
feat Duncan, but he is elected by 70l
plurality
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to conccde defeat. but later returns
from the western counties restored his
hopes. The stay-at-homes did it. The
Safe committee comedies the defeat of
Nero err.
Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 5.--Nebraska has
probably gone republican. but by so
narrow margin on the head of the
ticket that an unusual slump in any
great number of precincts will gave the
governorship to the fuslonsts. Mickey,
republican, has run slightly be-
hind his ticket, and Thompson.
fusionist, has run ahead, indi-
eating the success of the rest of
the republican state ticket by probably
10000. Mickeys plurality can hardly
exceed 1000, and the result must re-
main in doubt for possibly twenty four
hours. The republicans elect Burkett
to congress in the First district, Fin
shaw in the Fourth. and probably Kim
kaid in the Sixth, the fusionists,
Hitchcock in the Second. Robinson in
the Third and probably Shallenberger
in the Fifth, a republican gain OF one
for the state.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-11-06
CONNECTICUT.
Returns Indicate Republicans Elect
Governor by $4,000 Plurality.

Returns Indicate Republicans Elect
Governor by $4,000 Plurality.
New Haven, Conn.-Ear!y returns of
vote for governor in Connecticut show
a gain of 35 per cent, indicating re-
publican plurality in the state of about
!S,000.
Hartford Conn.-Chairman Gaes of
the republican state committee makes
the following statement: Returns from
forty towns indicate that the republic
ans will carry every congressional dis
triet, the legislature will be republican
~ over leo majority, and the whole
state ticket will be elected by over TO-
Geo.
Hartford Conn. Vote of Hartford
fer governor: Chamberlain republican,
G.a62; Carey. democrat. $3.50.
New Haven. Conn Returns from 5L
towns indicate the election of the en-
tire republican ticket by pluralities
ranging about $1,000. Returns from the
sane towns Mdicate all republicans
will return to congress.
Hartford Sixty towns give Cham
beriain, for governor, 10,S94; Carey
7,s0l; y net democratic gain over 1901
Hartford. Conn. Thirty-fi five towns
give Chamberlain 5,221: Carey, 3,643, q
democratic gain of SIG.