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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-03
Ginr Snmbe farn gtaogen.

2ebbafte Sibung ber @eIanssiettipn
bes p8ermaniazM dnner4ors. =
Die 9elegaten tnftruirt, barmp=
MID nit bemSefprdiibenten 9rn.
2eppolb 8. Mteman gu arbeiten.
Die So. S4mibt unb @iefe=
fling reiigniren. = Sbre Reiigna<
tion auf ben Slid gelegt.
Die Gefangsfeftion bes y@ermaz
niuzM lGnner6ors" bielt nod ibrer gez
ftrtsen Stngitunbe cine lange unb
,lebbafte Stbung, beren 3eIultdt mar,
baB Die 9elegaten nit alien gegen bier
Skinner initruirt purben, 6urmpz
MID nit 9rn. 2eopolb s. @iemdn
ouf ben @rfolg bes @dngerfetes binz
%5uarbeiten. 9lei9 gu 8eginn Der
SiBung berur1a9te ST. Carl 2dgeler
cine getpaltige @enfation, inbem er
ben Nntrag fteqte, bdB in @nbetrd9t
bes %umtdnbes, baB bic MebrSubG Der
9elegaten bes ,@ermarlid : Mdnner>
9prs" ni9t nit Der @Gngerfeit@@ez
feqfhdft 9anb in 6anb arbetteten,
b%iefelben bonn 8erein aufgefprbert
fperben fpnten, lire &eiigndtton eir<
5urei9en, unb bab fpfort CUR Reuz
nabl gef9ritten tperbe. Oiefem On
TRACE lieB ST. 2Ggeler cine ernfte,
tpobIbur9ba9te Nnfprd9e borunge@
ben, in pel9er er uuf Die @rrungenz
i9aften Der @Gngerfeftz9 eieGi6dft
Bis auf ben beutigen Sag bintpies II.
iein 8ebauern ausfpra9, baB Derz
f9iebene @ereine ibre grOBten n8itz
fer" unb &rufe6ler in bic 9elegatenz
@erfammlungen tpG6len. !9rn. 2Ggez
ler's 4ntrdg tpurbe atpar prompt nn@
terftiiBt, bod geldngte berfelbe ni4t
our 4nna6me. 9a elm getpifer 9err
einen 8eri9terf tatter i'm 8erfdmmz
lungs5immer bemertte, itelte er ben
Qntrag, bdb ma CUR @refutibitBung
iiber16reite, unb Der 3eitungsmeni9
fparb bamit aus benz Mege gef9ufft.
Die 9ebatte, Die nun folgte, mar cine
ie6r 1ebbafte II. bauerte Bis na9 5tpDlf
l16r. BrGfibent s. $. Bdbmunn
bieIt gum S9lufe Der Debate cine
fur5e Nnfpra9e, in tpelher er Elm &ez
fume iiber Die gun8en @dngerfeitufz
fairen CAB unb ben Serren dn's 9er5
legte, re9t conierbutib gu Werfe 81
ge6en. Sobann folgte Die Ibitimz
mung iiber etnen Mntrag, bic 9elegdz
ten su in truiren, !0anb in 9unb nit
9rn. Wieman 81 arbeiten, unb 5fpar
itimmten BON ben 1dmmtli6en Nntpez
fenben nur bier Mann gegen biefen
Nntrag. Die So. 9p. @iefefing II.
@9mibt rei6ten lire 8eii9nation als
SeIegqten Elm, bod nurbe biefelbe auf
ben Slid gelegt. Die @efungsieftion
bef9Gob, aud duf benz Duifenbuusz
picnic gu fingen unb auf @tieff's
gicnic bas 9auptqudrtier 5u beforiz
rem. 5erner bef6GoB man, einen
Muiausflug mad 9rn. 6ermann 3d.
benboop's 2anbitB gu @Openton an
Der Baltimore O9ipz8ahn" 5u berz
anItalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-03
Ghifisnnhlrihtrn-

IN : 9 0 If, 1. N}ai. - 4bgez
tabren fino BON bier Die Oampfer
r8roBer &urfiirit" na4 Bremen unO
Shirt 8ismard" nab 6um6urq.
2tperpOoI, l. Mai. - NnQcz
tommen lit bier Der 9ampfer s3euz
tonic" DON Repz0ort.
b re, 1. Mat. - Der 0ampFer
ga Souraine" langte bon g}elpzgpr
bier on.
Queen8topn n, 1. Mai. = Der
Dampfer rGermanic" BON 2%iperpooI
fubr BON bier na4 Nenzgprt peiter.
Rotterbom, 1. M}ai. - Der
9ampfer rgtoorbum" ging BON bier
na9 Nepzgort ab.
@enud, 1. W}di. - 8On Sem
gorf lit Der 9ampFer n8alatiu" bier
eingetroffen.
0eape1, 1. M2at. - Der bon
Nenzgort tommenbe 9umpfer rQIz
ler" fu6r BON bier na4 8enua peitcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-03

Die bes bor mebreren Wo6en aug
Sro1 anf rdt6ieI6ofte @eiIe perz
f4punoenen POIen 3onb Romanidt
lit. Ser nngliidli6s mar Der 9rGTiz
bent zines pOlnii6en 8ereins uno perz
i4rpanb in Der ga6t, in tpel6er er
dspG6It ipuroe.
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TEagt die Die OH8, Die Ir Inner G8kauft HABIT
Inter ~ I~%
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g6fo6rtstoge BON 0cean : 9umpfern.

Q"bfubrt BON 9Ort
Ser Sampler r5urntiTa" am ). Ytut na@@las'
Sn Sampler pManiton" ant 3. @ai mad
Scr 2umpfcr .gsOroiamo am 8. Mai mad 2is
SIR Sampler sMOrtc' an G. mai mad Sam.
:" Ser Sampler ,9b0nicio1 am 6. gai mad Rcaph
Ser sampler ,aronprin3 g9il6elm" om 6. Wai
nod gremtn.
Ser sampler .muicfic' ont I. mai mad 81.
Ser Sampler .GOlumbia' ant g. Mat mad Qam.
Ser 9ompfcr ,R6cin" an s. Mai mad 9rtmen.
Ter 0amgitr rgrctagut" am s. Mai nab @dprt.
Ger Sampitr Celtic" an 9. Mai mad %HtDtrpool.
9tr Nrupicr r&abu" an 10. Hprtl mad Ytdpel
uub g:uua.
SIR Sampler pQucanta" an 10. 0Iui nod Qiocrs
SIR 2ampf.r sGt5ioSia' ont 10. aprjf ua@
Ser Sampler sGonaOian" ant 10, gprit mad 81.
btrppoI.
Ser 0umpfcr ,Minne6a6a' am 10. Mai nod
2onOou.
Or 2umpfcr p8ot.crOam" am 10. mli na6 Rot.
t:roam.
2tr 0ampftr s9atricia" am IS. Mai nab Sam.
NN
Ter 9ampfcr pToro ameritl" am IS. Mai mad
0capcl uro @tnud.
Scr 9ampitr st. PAUL" ON IA. Mai nod South.
uuptou.
Ser Gamsf;r .5out5part" AM A. 0ui mad
Nntipcrptu.
2r Camper y~Gstrmdnjc' am Il. Mai mad Qio:rs
pro-.
Der Camper Bremen" am Is. @ai mad @rcmtu.
Ter Sampler r1tuti6llHO" AM -. Wat mad
~tamburN.
Ser Camper y2orraig:' an IS. Woi nod oaprc.
Or Sampler. r]RiautjbOu" am Is. Ytdl nod
~oaT5urQ.
yer Sampler yaftoria' ont II. Tai nab Glass
opip.
Ser 9dmSfcr pSuronia' am II. WIni mad oiDcrs
Sool.
Str Gampfcr g2Reioba" AM II. Mai mad 2ouoOu.
Ser Camper yIrap:" at II. Wlai nab NcaptI
unO @;uud.
Ser 2ampfc- p0oodoam" ON II. Mdi nab
Gott,rolm.
Ger 2umpfcr pGbompu9uc" ON II. Mai mad
Guprc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-03

Baltimore eingelaoer tporoen itnb.
Mte6rere tii4tige Rsbner balten 4nz
ipra4en gu @unIten Der To- itiinotgen
@rbeits5eit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-03

Sod cine 4nf6uIbtgung
9egen PoIi5eiz2 ie
@oGe. : Or. So6n .. 81afe, BrGz
iibent bes nGre5cent : Clubs" bat
qeqen lieutenant Sole BPM mtttleren
Siitrift bic Nni4ulbigung erbOben,
einen Namen fuli9 eingetragen gu
9d6en. Gs bunbelt it4 in benz Safe
Inn ben 9oli5ei : @taminatOr @bus.
8. 2inbiQe, ipel9sr i'm MGr3 tpegen
angebli9er Srunfen6eit per6uftet
paro unb befen Same i'm 9rototoa
pom lieutenant Cole als @5drles
g2epile eingetragen tpurbe. 2ieutez
nunt Cole fannie 6rn. 2inbtle nt9t
unb bertanb, uls oerfel6e feinen g&dz
men nannte, yNebile". @s 1T nod
ni6t beftimmt, pb Die 9pli5et6e90roe
ben san aufnebmen nirb. 9r. 2tnz
bile fdgte am Sage nu4 ieiner 8erz
6aftung, er lei ni6t betrunfen gene
len, fonbern babe, bd er untpobl gez
fpeien, cine gu groBe 9ofis Mebi3in
oenpmmen. 5r. 2inpi1e ertldrte gez
tern, er femme lieutenant Cole MIR
benz Nanen mad, uno mttbtn babe
berielbe i'm bamals audi ieoenfaas
ni6t %gsfannt. .
Dem @ert3tsbeta9ren
iibernieen. - Gin Snquet
fanb geiterrt Qbenb i'm mittleren Staz
tionsbauie unter benz @orftb D @oz
ronerRequarbt in 8e5ug uuf ben Sob
bes Hegers George Sreoertd, alias
George SO. 8ufb, itatt, tpel9er am
Oienifag Na9mittag in 9eorge So
ra's @trt6f9aft an Der parfzIDenue
BON benz Ne9er Sobn 90. 8entlep gez
f6offen fpurbe unb am Mitttpo9 i'm
r@tabt : 6pfpitale" itarb. 9ie Surp
entf9ieb, baB 5reberid bur4 eine ibm
BON 8entleb betgebra9te S3uBunoe
um's 2eben gefommen fet. 8entleD
purbe ir Splge befIen bonn Coroner
benz 8crt9tsperfabren ii%berpteien.
Die 53eugenausfd er9aben, Dab
Sreberid benz 8entleD erit nit einem
4aiirmefer gu 2eibe geriidt mar.
2eifet ben b.-Sr.
81. 81. 9rice, Der ols Stats 6euerz
marf6an fpieberernannt tpurbe, letItez
tie geitern ppr benz 4ttuar bes Suz
perior=@ eri6ts ben Mmtsetb II. fteqte
tie pom @efeB p~preef9riebene 8iirgz
f9aft pon $4,000. gr tpirb beute init
elmer l1nterIu9ung bes 8ranbes Der
S9eune unb bes 9auies BON 9rn.
sSreb. Smut on SgleiibezI benue be-
oinnen. Die 9ebdube tpurben dn9ebz
lid aus 5einbf9aft gegen 9rn. 8nuf,
Der elm &boentiit 1T, onge5iinbet.
Cine &nabenGet9e gez
funben. Sn elmer 8pritubt
@af6ington's purbe geftern Morgen
neben ben @eleiien Der Baltimore
9ptomac : 8dbn" Die 2ei9e zines IT.
iGbrioen &ndben ~eefunben, in tpelGer
man sSso6n @bir1eb BON Ger. "a, Glib
Garenftrabe, Baltimore, ioentift5irt
boben min. Der Sunge ftunb Bis
Mittpp9 Morsen als 2aufbnri9e
i'm Oienlt Der r4mertcan Stitrtct
telegraph Comp"
@r0ffnunsb es 4@M eilen@
Saufes. = Sr. Sofepb gofornp,
Elm in tpeiten 8reiien befannter bob
mif6er @boptipbiirger 8dltimore's,
erDffnete eeitern fem netes 3eitau=
rant unb l1nterbultunssplaB an Der
gelair : Roab, am @nbpunfte Der
@8aggons. 9nnoerte Der
Sreurtbe bes !6rn. gOfOrnp fanben
fi6 Elm, unb elm feiner 2unf9 tparb
fbnen ferbirt. grOf. MaT &dfr's
Or6eHer con8ertirte am gfd9mittag
rnb Mbenb, unb Elm ieber gefu4er
lpar ii6erseugt baDon, buB bies elmer
Der anqenebmiten @ergniignngsOrte
an Der 9elair : Rodb Derben ipiirbe.
Das qerdumise 8ebduoe TT neu, unb
,Sr. gofOruD pirb bafefbf Elm Re>
ffarrant eritsr alaTe betreiben: Der
Erfofn fff Inn defimert
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GhifafarteR

Rah unO ben Earopa hbcr 9reHteR ODer CANE
bnr8 btiorst bic
|SptetttDn OeS ~7entidlem GorrefponDentea,1
&sa9ss&Ge 6aItimOEssStr. uRs $ORs0iEesaGse.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-03

Steigenbe Gtnnd6men.
= 3pueinnebmer Mm. s. Stone bat
eeftern cine perglei9enbe Isabelle Der
@innd6men i'm 8alttmprer 3oq6dus
fir bic am 80. 4prtl 1901, refp. 1902
enbenben II Monate befannt gez
ma8t: 1902 $2,815, 057.49; 1901
$2,485, 511.85; 3unabme 1925, 545.z
"a. Die @infiinfte i'm QpriG 1902
tparen 1886, 1858 gegen 5000 $685.
81 in 1901, cine 3unabme BON
$55,957.46.
= gpItmeiiter g. 9dbies 8arz
fielb beri6tet iiber ben 8erfauf BON
8riefmarten unb fonitigen poitaliz
f9en Duuren i'm 4pril i'm bieiigen
gpitamte, buB berIelbe gegen bas
8orja6r I'm $6644.99 geittegen lei,
ndmli9 $139,074.65 in 1902 geaer
$132,429.66 in 1901.
8ergebIt9e Spppfitipn.
= 9Or Der Sptrituoien : 2ioen5z8ez
borbe proteittrten geltern Wm. &nabe
&c 60. unb @nbere bagegen, bdB 6rn.
Pdul 81. 2ampe, pelfer BRET Sabre
lang in CIR. 1112, iibz@utaptruBe,
neben Der &nabe'ifen 5abrif, bic
2icenS erneuert tperbe, neil es Seitz
fpeife ongebli9 unorbentli9 in Der
Dirtbf9uft 5ugebe. Der grOteit mar
dber pergebens.
Sir cine 0dmpferIinie.
- Sine 8erfammIung Der gpmite'n
Der perf9iebenen 9unbels : Srganiz
fatipnen Der Stabt fdnb geiternMpr>
aen i'm 8iredu Der 5irma gatterIon,
RamfaD &c 60. ftutt. SIN berieIben
fpurbe Der glan Der Griinbung elmer
Oampferlinie Spif4en Baltimore,
gbarletpn unbMefttnOien beipro4en.
d6er gu einem befinitipen Reiultat
fam man nidt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-03

*** Der .Nrbeiter : Mdnner6or"
per"anfaltet am Sonntag etnen Muiz
&usflug na9 9rn. 6erOinunb Set
negger's 8urt an Der 9urfOroz3odo.
Sin ~erfa6renes gomite bat 6ierfiir Die
umfi9tigIten 8orbereitungen getrofz
fen. Die Mitglieber fabren auf Der
6arforb : 4oenue : 2inie Bis gum 81
Meilenz6 aus, BON tpo. aus tie 3ptz
f6en 8 unb 9 ubr per Omnibus abgez
hplt fperben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-03

Moberne Mnft8t. - Gs
ge4t Hi4t5 iiber Elm + ingebenbes
8etb."- n9m, Elm berge6en=
oe5 lit mir f6on lieber."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-03

i Der "Grescent 9empfratti4e
Club" bGlt 6eute Qhenb Inn s u6r eli
ne Spe5ial : @erfammlung i'm Club
6auIe ab, gu pel4er idmmtli4e Wtttz
ulieber erpdrtet fperben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-03
9rofeffOr Behring'S
0tbhtherttts=S Serum.

8erIin, 1. M}at. - Die &npenz
bung bes 9ipbtberitis : 6erums Oes
9rof. 8ebring bat, no4 ioe6en berz
0ffentli4ten 8eridten, bic Ster6lidz
feitsrate an Der 9ipbtberiti8 in Ser
lin tpd6renb bes Sobre5 1901 nieori=
ger getent, ais in irgeno einem tribe
rem Sabre. Iur 469 9erIonen tar
ben in 1901 in Berlin an 9ip6t6eriz
tis. Dor Ginfiibrung be5 8ebring'z
ifen @erums belief ii4 Die 3ubI Der
Oiefer 8rantBeit er%Iegenen 9erionen
BON 1900 bis $500 iGbrIi6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-03

&** ST. 6ermunn Simmer, @Pez
uIz0eputirter bes n8abertf4en Hd<
tionalz8 erbanbes bon NOrb>4mertz
fa," bat fir morgen, Sumftug, 46enOs
8 u6r, cine 8eriummIung aler oeriez
nigen Mitglieber bes n8aDern : Der
ems" na9 Der r9ermanid : Surnz
6aae" an Der 9Oftoffice : 4oen1e einz
berufen, pelde Mitglieber bes ngtaz
tional : 0er6anbes" blei6en pOqen.
*** Die Bidder unb GonfectiOners
Union Nr. y" berunItaltet mprgen
Qbenb Inn 8 u6r imr 2dborz2pceum. "
Nr. 1O11 unb 1913, Ofz8altimorez
StraBe, cine MuFen : 8erfammlung,
gu fpel6er due 8Gdereinrbeiter in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-03
Raose muh 6emi6te,

ME bieIeIben BON Der Baltimore
Meblz un0 8etruibez8Drie angenOma
mon Fnpr0en
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9auptquartier: nM}e6anic5' 6dGe",
Gr, 317, @eIt : 6apetteitraBe; Sing
itunbe: 0}ittpo4s; 9irigent s. s.
6rQnf.
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Gus ben Grri6tsb0ftn.

8eftreitet ibre @erbinbli9teit. -
Souen Steuern aabIen. = S6az
benerfuB Derldngt. : Bancroft.
Die ibli9en S9eibungsfla>
nao Cora~hotI
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-05-02

During these two weeks, campaign
stories were circulated on me to the
effect that | was gold democrat;
that my son, who is now attending
the postgraduate law class in George
town University, was and is the
private secretary to the Hon. Dennis
Flynn. This last charge panied me
worse than the first, but my answer
to all the charges will be i'll the
language of the matchless states
man from New York: 81 am a
democrat.
Mr.. Chairman, / am 50 situated
that | can devote all of my time if
necessary during the coming cam
paign to work for the democratic
party and for Bill Cross in particu-
lar. l am at your service whenever
wanted. | cannot make long
speeches on account of chronic
throat trouble, but l can talk
enough.
l hereby hand you my check for
5000 to be used in the campaign.
Yours truly,
J. III. MAxEY.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-05-02
THE RIGHT RING.

Judge Maxey has addressed the
following letter TO the chairman of
the congressional campaign com
mittee, which will be read with
pleasure and pride by every demo
crat:
To the chairman of the democratic
congressional campaign commit
tee, Oklahoma City, o. 7.
DEAR SIR:
At the convention held at Enid on
the 22nd of the month my old friend
Bill Cross was made the the nominee
for congress, defeating other good
and true democrats and able states
men.
l am proud of the race l made
under the circumstances. / was
only a candidate two weeks before
the convention, and to be second in
the race to so good and able a man
as Bill Cross makes me feel proud.
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Democrat Convention.

can for Delegate Democrat Con.
vention to be held at Anadarko Jun,
y, 1902. AT a regular meeting of the
Democrat County Central Committee
Of Caddo county Oklahoma, held al
Anadarko April -, 1902, it was ordered
that Delegate Convention be held in
Anadarko, Okla, June 8, 1902, to
nominate candidates for the followino
county offices:
Probate Judge.
County Attorney.
County Treasurer.
County Clerk.
Register of Deeds.
Sheriff.
Surveyor
Superintendent of Schools.
Coroner
County Assessor.
County Weigher.
Three County Commissioners.
And that primaries be held in the
different townships in the county on
May 81, 1902, in the townships at ?
O'Clock p. M, and in the wards of
Auadarko and Bridgeport at ! O'Clock
p. m, at places to be designated by
local committeeman of townships and
ward. That said mass conventions
shall select new members of the Coun-
ty Democratic Central Committee and
delegates to the county convention
above mentioned in numbers as follows:
Anadarko, leach ward delegates y. 20
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
FOR CONGRESS- WIN. NJ. CROSS
-. ANNOUNCEMENTS >.
For SHERIFF.

We are authorized to announce j. G.
Gallagher of Anadarko, as a candidate
for Sheriff of Caddo County, subject to
the action of the Democrat convention,
June 8.
We are authorized to announce L.
9. Gardner, of Anadarko, "a candidate
for the nomination of Sheriff of Caddo
county, subject to the action of the
Democrat convention, June 9.
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THE ANADARKO DEMOCRAT

SHAW & BLANKENSHIP, Publishers.
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FOR COUNTY CLERK.

We are authorized to announce w.
w. Price, of Anadarko, candidate for
the nomination of County Clerk of
Caddo county, subject to the action of
the Democratic convention, June 8.
We are authorized to announce
Berl e. Beebe as a candidate for the
nomination of county clerk of Caddo
county, subject to the action of the
Democratic convention June 9th.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-05-02

Attorney f. A. Lane from Mon.
ticllo Ark. has located here and
opened an Office on the Northwest
corner of court house square.
A new grocery store will be open
ed about May 10th in the fine store
room adjoining the Fair store on
the east.
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Advertising rates made known on
application.
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FOR COMMISSIONER.

We are authorized to announce Joe
Conley,. of Mckinley Township, can
didate for the nomination of county
commissioner of Caddo county, subject
TO the action of the Democratic con-
vention June 9th.
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FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS.

! hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the Office of register of deeds
ior Caddo county subject to the action
Oh the Democratic county convention
to be held June 9. FRANK BoswoRTu
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FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE

am a candidate for the nomination
OF Justice of the Peace for the city of
Anadarko, subject to the action of the
Democratic convention, June 9th,
1902. L. w. VIvION
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For TREASuRER.

We are authorized to announce
Morris Lee Hite of Ft. Cobb, as a
candidate for Treasurer of Caddo
County-Subject to the action of the
Democratic convention, June 9.
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FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY.

am candidate for County Attorney
subject to the decision of the Democratic
convention June 8, 1902.
w. |. MATTHEW.
We are authorized to announce L.
II, Kerr a candidate for the nomina-
tion of County Attorney of Caddo
county, subject to the action of the
Democrat convention, June 8, 1902.
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Chairman County Central Com.
A. S. LAUDERMILK,
Secretary.
The daily sentinel., 1902-10-15
NO MONEY
he HUNG.

No money, sick and Respondent. a
man without anything ON him TO
identify him in the least, hung him
self by. the neck in a box car. in the
west part of the Union depot yards,
at some hour during the morning
The door of the car was opened by
Mike Costonzo, at about noon this
morning and right close to the door
leading out of the end of the car he
found the man hanging. He yelled
to fellow workman, Alec West and
when he came they cut the hanging
man down, thinking that there might
still be some life left, but there was
none.
A message was sent for DR.. Han
son, coroner. A Sentinel reporter
and DIR. Hanson were among the first
to enter the car and the man lay on
the floor Of the car, which was dirty.
A strap much like skate strap was
tightly pulled around his neck, the
other portion which had been cut be-
ing still tied to the cross piece of the
car.
DIR. Hanson as he looked at him,
recognized the man as one who had
called on him few days ago sick and
for whom he had prescribed some
medicine. DR.. Hanson stated that
the man had said he had been work
ing on the grade of the new road to
Hotchkiss. At the time he had given
the doctor his name. but the latter
could not recall it.
The strap was removed from the
mans neck and an examination made
of his pockets to see if anything could
be found to identify him, but nothing
was found.
No one seemed to know the man
around the yards, but the two men
who found him said that he had been
walking aruond the yards during the
morning. He could not have been
dead over three hours. if that. DR..
Hanson ordered that word be sent to
County Undertaken Bannister to come
and remove the man.
Another soul weary of the battle of
life.
The daily sentinel., 1902-10-15

Our fall and winter goods are. about
all in, and our stock is complete with
ready made suits and overcoats. Pants
in all sizes. overalls and jumpers.
Work shirts of the best quality and
cheaper than any other place in town.
We also sell the gold and silver shirts
in soft and stiff fronts, in colors that
can't be washed out even with Grand
Junction water, Graham d HArds,
The daily sentinel., 1902-10-15
The Juevnile band ball tomorrow

The Juevnile band ball tomorrow
night. Don't forget it.
D. J. Ryan, of Chicago, promi-
nent attorney of that city and former
ly of this city, is here on visit.
Mr.. Ryan. to his old friends and ac-
quiantnaces is better known as
"Posy'' and even now though man
Of affairs and much dignity in his
profession still answers to that name.
The Juvenile band deserves encour-
agement, purchase ticket and help
the boys along.
The daily sentinel., 1902-10-15

See the beautiful fall overcoats at
Graham g. Hards for $40.
The purest of all preparations,
Smiths Benzoin for the toilet
The Daily Sentinel SOC. per month.
For home charity you should spend
a dollar for a W. r. G. ball ticket.
Every one in the city should turn out
to make this the best paying event Of
the season,
The daily sentinel., 1902-10-15

Ice cream for dinners, parties. etc., /,
can be secured by telsphoning 74a red,
Sparks a 90,