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THE MAN WHO WOULD REST.
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CHAPTER L.

TYPICAL Partisan
crowd" said Oar
rell, indicating by
an almost imper-
ceptible gesture
thepassing thronE
upon the pave
ment ga always
animated. various,
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CHAPTER II.
PRINCESS vERA's coACHMAN.

OWLZXOHE Gordons had sren,
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ARBITRATORS SEE ROOSEVELT.
Wilson, Wright and Day Cailed-Sit'
tings Await Acceptance OF
Mincrs.

Washington, Oct. 1S.-Bcigadier
General John N. Wilson, the military
member Of the coal strike arbitration
commission, and Colonel Carroll d.
Wright, recorder of the commission,
had an extended conference with
President Roosevelt yesterday. They
discussed pretty fully the events lead
ing up to the appointment OF the
commission and tentatively some ar
rangements fUr its work. On leaving
the White House, General Wilson
said it waR yet too early to discuss
for publication the work Of the COM
mission. He indicated the body
would be organized in Washington.
but when and where it's sittings
would be held were details which
would be Worked out by the commits
sion itself. 1t is known that the
commission will not begin its laborS
formally until the miners shall have
agreed to it
Later in the day E. ". Parker, the
mining expert Of the commission,
called at the White House with
David T. Day, of the geological sur
vey, and formally accepted his ap-
pointment. Mr. Parker remained
with the president and Colonel
Wright for a considerable time.
1t is not announced yet how the eX-
penses Of the commission will be
paid.
The civilian members will be en-
titled to a per uIem fixed by the pres
ident, but from what fund the amount
will be paid has not been determined
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-18
A Fine, Free Lecture.

A very pathetic little story per-
tains to the autograph photograph
of the late Margaret Mather which
Is possessed by Idah McGlone Glib
son. This picture is one of Mrs.
Gibson's collection which she win
exhibit at her free lecture at the
Auditorium Monday. Oct. 20, at
ago p. m. Or her lecture Mrs.
Elizabeth Mansfield Irving, presi-
dent Of the Toledo Sorosis says:
Mrs Idsh McGloue Gibson has
had wide and varied experience
with the noted Dramatic Artist of
the day as vas evinced by Ser en-
tertaiDing and instructive lee.
ture before Toledo Sorosis and In.
vited guests. l heartily coumerd
her Ie-ture to Literary Clubs wish.
log TO spend delightful and profit
able evening
Very Sincerely
ELIZABETH MANSFIELD IRVING
Pres. Sorosis.
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Good Railroad News.

Mr.. Miller, who says his COM
pany will build the Electric Rail-
road from this city to MiddiebOurne,
was In the city today and came here
prepared to take up the option
given to his company by the Tyler
Railroad company. Mr. Miller In
forms as that his company Is very
much pleased with the prospects
offered for an Electric road from
this city to the county seat; that the
stock hes about all been subscribed
for; that If Iit can possibly be done
work will bsein this fail, If not
early 10 the spring; that the COM
pany will. In his judgment, 90 out
to the iron bridge over the turnpike;
that they mean business and will
build the road. We have no rea-
son whatever TO doubt all he says.
The railroad company and the busi-
ness men generally here without
any exception are and will continue
to do everything in their power to
promote this enterprise and also to
have the road built from here to
Martinsville We regret the peo-
pie OF Msrtinsville are opposing
road to this city, bat they are doing
so, but they cannot prevent a road
being built to the corporation lines
and that will be done. While 1t Is
true we have met with many disap.
pointmeDts about the Electric rail-
road from here to Middlebourue, we
believe at last we will have gotten
bold of a company that will build
the road. They say they will and
back up their talk with the good
hard cash and work. Let's all
uuite In working for the road and
We believe we will get 1t inside the
next six months.
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missions; the Rev. John A. Marquis,
home missions; the Rev. DR.. George
S. Chambers, judicial committee.
The great address Of the day was
made by the Rev. DR.. Arthur ].
Brown, CT New ork, secretary Of the
board CT home missions.
Home missions. organized by the
Pittsburg synod in 1902, was brought
to the frcnt by the Rev. Dr.. George
S. Chambers, OF Harrisburg, who
spoke Cn The Relationship and
Claims OF Home Missions"
The program for the day was full
and the strongest leaders Of the anti
creed revision movement had promi-
nent assignments. The three great
leaders OF the anti-revision people,
on the program, are the Rev. DR..
Robert n. Patterson, Of Philadelphia,
the Rev. DR.. David S. Kennedy, OF
Pittsburg, and the Rev. DR.. w. S. p.
Bryan, of Chicago.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-18
MITCHELL Thanks Roosevelt.
Praises His Patriotic Efforts to Bring
About Honorable Settlement
Ct Strike.

Washington, Oct 1S.-The re-
sponse CT John Mitchell, president Of
the United Mine Workers, 10 Presi-
dent Rccseve!t's notification that h
had appointed commission, was
made pubic Yesterday. It informs
hin Ct tie Gcticn OF the executive
boards OF Dis t-icts l. and 9. in
calling a convention aad agreeing TO
recommend unanimously the. resumr
tion CT work ana the subj U;sion of
the differences between the "oper-
.tors and the nine workers Of the
anthracite cca, fields" to the commits
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-18
Brief History Of Great Strike.
Strike began May ~

Men on strike. about I47, 900;
with toeir families, the persons at
tected nrmbe red about 10000.
Price Of coal rose from $3.50 tn
SIS and $50 ton.
Demands made were: An eight
hour day for all mine workers: an
increase In pay for men on piece
work, proportionate to that given 70
day laborers by shortening of hour;
Just weighing of coal mined, instead
of arbitrary measurement by vary
ing carloads" a fixed scale of
wages, the rate for the same work
to be the same everywhere; an
agreement eubodying these d o.
mands, entered into by the opera
tors and the union.
Capital invested in mines, S5IG,-
500 ooo
To,al loss due to strike 10 miners,
railroads, merchants anu other ip-
tere>ts, estimated AZ SIoo COO 600
Owing 10 clashes between strikers
and coal and iron police. two regi
ments and a cavity roop Were
ordered out on July 3
o. O.tuber E Gov. Stone ordered
out eottre Safe militia. numb .1iug
10000 men
On Oct. Is Common ground of
agreement reached and commission
10 settle strike controversy ap
pointed by President Roosevelt.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-18
PRESBYTERIAN CENTEHRIALS.
Pennsylvania Synod Celebrated Its
Tooth Year and Also That Of
Home Mission Roard.

Pittsburg, Oct. 1S.-The Presby
terian synod CT Pennsylvania passed
yesterday celebrating the centennial
Of the organization Of the old synod
Of Pittsburg and Of the Presbyterian
board Of home missions.
The Rev. DR.. Henry D. Lindsay
presided yesterday morning and the
leading address was made by the
Rev. DR.. William S. PIumer Bryan
CT Chicago, a nephew OF the famous
Rev. DR.. William Plumer, the great
preacher and theological professor Of
Allegheny 80 years ago. DR.. Bryan
was greeted by large attendance OF
his old friends and relatives. He
spoke on Christian Education"
The General Historical Review
was given By the Rev. D.. William
Henry Roberts, Of Philadelphia, stat.
ed clerk OF the Presbyterian general
assembly. He pronounced a fine
eulogy on the early PTesbyterianism
CT Western Pennsylvania.
chairmen CT stardins Committees.
Moderator McEwaR announced the
standing committees, the chairmen
OF which are as follows: The Rev.
Dr.. Henry D. Lindsay, Freedmen;
the Rev. DR.. Ii. S. Cooking, minis
te-ial relief; the Rev. DR.. A s. Nil
holland, church erection; the Rev.
L. W. Eckhard. publication; the Rev.
J. II. Work, education; the Rev. w.
A. Patton, synodIcal home missions;
the Rev. Dr.. L. Y. Graham. foreign
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THE MINERS


Hopes For Permanent Settlement.
The reply expresses confidence
that the convention will agree to the
arbitration of the eminent and i'm.
partial men" chosen By the president,
and expresses gratitude to the presi,
dent for his patriotic efforts to bring
about an honorable settlement CT the
strike.
The reply goes at length into the
grievances of the miners, and con-
cludes with the expression Of the
hope and belief that from this arbi-
tration will come "a complete, salts
factory and permanent solution CT
the troubles which have vexed the
anthracite fel- from time imme-
mortal"
= ,..ide1t Roosevelt's letter to Mr..
Mitchell follows:
II have appointed as commission
ers Brigadier General John N. vii,
son, Mr.. e. w. Parker. Judge George
Gray, Mr.. E. E. Clark, Mr.. Thomas
H. Watkins and Bishop John L.
spalding, with the Hon. Carroll D.
Wright as recorder. These names
are accepted by the operators, and l
now most earnestly ask and urge
that the miners likewise accept this
commission. It is a matter Of vital
concern to all our people, and espo'
cially to those in our great cities
who are least well of that the mining
II coal should be resHmed without
a days unnecessary delay"
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-18
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Rain tonight and Sunday:
lack Frost deserves much credit.
Strikers are getting ready for
work.
Fine entertainment at the Audi .
torium tonight.
George Parshall left the city this
morning TOR Plttsburg.
D. E. Thoenen weut to Parkers
burg this morning on business.
The bouuteous yield of the chest
nut burr is now being harvested.
Ellsworth Allen, of Friendly, was
a business caller in the city today.
c. ]. Mcconnell, of Matamoras,
was a business caller In the city to
day.
The contractors com neuced to
break ground today tor the new
glass plant.
G. W. Smith, of Middlebourne,
was registered at the Hotel Mercer
last evening. -
I'd Roome shipped q car load of
sheep today to the Plttsburg mar
ket.
Nathan Salisbury went to Pitts
burg this afternoon with car load
of iDe, fat cattle.
The dove of peace has already
perched in the vicinity of the an
thracite regions.
Tom King went to Grape Island
this morning t. look after his oil
interests In that vicinity.
The Sistersville Window Glass
company will ship another Car OF
their production Monday to Cleve,
land.
A. J. Mitchell, district foreman
of the Nationsl Supply company,
left the city this morning for Man
niugton.
A. ] Yoke, the we'll known oil
operator, returned 10 the city last
evening from a business trip to
points south.
Mrs. Edward Dalton and mother
left the city this morning for Lima,
OHIO, near which city they will
make their future home.
S. c. Kelley, bookkeeper, for the
OIL Well Supply company, left for
his home this moroing at Butler,
Pa, on short vacation.
F. W. Martin the efficient book
keeper for the Mountain Safe GsS
cpmpaoy has moved his family
from Avenue A. to East street.
Mrs J. F. Hall, Of north Water
street, returned home last evening
frc m an extended visit with her
sister, Mrs Shugart, Of Pitlsburg.
A. D. Young. distrlc. foreman
for, the Eureka Pipe Line comp ny,
with headquarters at Braden Sta
ton. was business caller In the
city today.
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at the
Right Time
Means more than foresight and
judgment. 1t takes courage and
ability to put them into effect.
We anticipated your wants as
clearly as if you had told us. We
have
MONTE CARLO COATS
i'm 24, 27. 81 and 45 inches
from 1925 10 $:sts &sss.
Al full line of s'nr Jackets at
from $25.s .ssss to $lOO.ssO.
Fur Boa~ rom 9Sc to $G5.OO
with Muff~ TO mascn.
Rl"us heavy Jackets and VEL
vet ValOur Bious,s
LADIES' SUITS
:. Full assortment of sizes AMI
prices rangeing from 5000 t"
$5OOO
LADIES' SKIRTS
From the lowest price to the fin.
est to be had. both in walking e.
dress style.
hildren's and Misses tOnts
from sl.Oss to $25 OD. in every
color, n 10th, Velvet and silk,
i'm sizes to fit any age from 4 to
ia years.
A call at our store will pay you.
NOW is the Demand.
NOW we can serve you.
SO CONE QUICK.
&'f@&85e
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MroLe gAnlLY srAavlna.
Children Psysns9s ~ Woisss-csnsi-
tsn paa5is N ths EItrs-ne.

Children psysnsss - NoissS-Ssn5i-
rsn piUs5is in tas Ep,rsrns.
Frank Harris Nh) lives ll s9ofh
ArGmors Informed ne Artmofsits ~
1sY ust = family consiuins 81 a
man and woman and slz children are
esmDe1 ciose by tbs stock pens below
ths oi miil. and are 10 sn utterly Dee.
ufGfn coa1if'0n The children BE-
ssys are absolutely Starving
Tbsy arrived yesterday afternoon
travelling ln a dnaDi0atsl Nagon Win
o PM team The husband and faith
~ haG been slcz. an1 the family we're
bound for Kansas
The s,arDnz chil1fen Mr Harris
galG sssmed naadene1 Win hunger
snd when fae wagon shipped they
ran into houses ana literally tDre food
from mo tables and cuDboar1s of the
Deoble. ~ satisfy their hunger He
described their condition AZ most pit
liable ana feq1esisd the above state
meDt published, that shoas beDeyo
ientiy inclined could minister 10 their
immediate wants
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To the Colored People; speak
60 you boldly. Il will not make you
white because you have an opportun.
ity to set = lot next 90 white man.
neither can yoU be white II YOU
should be fortunate enough % live
there In order 70 live in peace with
an mankind, set your lots where you
think you can live the 0uietest Il
you viii 30 this, think Il will be
better Tor all concerned, and more
tAVors viii be shown US Get YOUR,
self a home but 40 not tnvaAe the
white mans domain In doing a.
WILLIAM NJ MARTIN.
Pastor A. NJ, T. Church.
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OVER THE A. & c. TO SHERMAN
Service TO Be lnaugurated at Once
Use c., o. & C. Track.

Service TO Be lnaugurated at Once
Use c., o. & C. Track.
This afternoon an Ardmoreite re-
porter learned that the Frisco officials
who spent the forenoon In our town
ha0 about made up their minds 10
put in service between Ardmore
and sherman.
one of our prominent merchants
told us that he heard them say at
the depot, before they left. that they
would rush steel into Ardmore at
once. lay the track from here to Dur.
wood Tor parallel Junction., from
which point they would lease the use
of the c.. O. & c. track TO Ran
dolph, where they would catch the
Frisco and go to Sherman
This theory seems to be very plaus
ible as there Is great deal OF travel
between here and sherman and the
points east OF that place
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CONFEDERATE FLAGS.

Parties needing flags to decorate
with can find them In abundance on
sale at the headquarters OF the Re
union Executive Committee, at Sig
Simon Co.'s store, sold for the benefit
Of the reunion. Call early and get a
supply.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
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Yesterday A. Galveston, James b.
Wells Of Cameron county was re-
elected by a natterlng majority chair
man Of the state executive commit.
toe for the next two years Wells
was backed by Senator Bailey and
his following The opposition under
Ex-Governor Hogg was supporting
Judge Cockrclla candidacy
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i7dtow2
commlssIeners Court.

q W Folus, charged with lutroduc-
Ing and selling liquor was tried yes
torday afternoon and found guilty.
His bond was set at $500. FollIs was
out on bond. but failing to make bond
this time, was committed to Jail
Hen Love and Mitchell Gains. charg.
ed with the larceny of a yoarling,
were found guilty and bound over in
the sum OF $500 each. They were
committed to jail.
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Fsrsco OFFICIALS HERE.
Inspected a. a c. ospst crsynss--Ail
pt.ssso Win Ersrore.

Pisstso win er5more.
Thh morning special train cane
IN ogsr the q. .. 4 q. containing most
ali tie Frisoo officials The train
eonaisted n engine and three cosehes
all Frisco cars.
The party conslstos u a. David.
son. general superintendent. y L.
Wlnchel. vice prea.dent and general
manager. Geo. a. Hancock. superln.
tendent n machinery. A. = Dodge.
freight trafhc manager, G. n Gray.
superintendent of tFansDortatlon. j.
r. Innckley. chief engineer, Bryan
Bryan Snyder. passenger trafhc man.
sRer
On arriving az ArdmDre the on
cisis toDk carriages and we're driven
over The A. T. r. depot grounds and
other parts of the city. Just when
they viii locate the depot could not
10 learned. nor DO We believe that
tey have YET made up their minds
as 10 ~ location
The officials we're simply looking
over their new possessions and Will
have something 10 say about the ia
turs NJ the A. & e. road ln a short
time.
They bought a city map before
they len. and their train departed at
Ia o'clock this morning for Fort
Worth.
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There viii be- "a modal contest given
a. tho opera house on Monday even.
INK julg o. under The auspices Of the
Wpman'H Christian Temperance
Union
The young ladies engaging IN Tho
contest have had the rare privilege
~ being trhinod by Mrs Byron Drew.
who 10 an accomplished teacher In
tho art of olooutlOn.
Following is the program
Music Selected. Orchestra
Recitation How the Church was
bullt at Kehocs Bar" Grace Pal.
mer.
Recitation AN old Mans story. ..
Clara Tato.
Music Selected. Orchestra
Recitation Two Picturca"- Lillian
Poyiuu
Music SolcctcG Orchestra
Recitation Tho Two Homo Com
iugs." Mary Carr
Rocithtlon Down with the Tramc
Mona Gross
Music Carmen" Alice Moore
pantomimo Rock Me 10 Sleep" Tcr
young ladies'
rnhlcau Tho Cross" Ten young Ia
dlca.
pantominc Rock mo 10 Sleep.
Ton young lOdloa
Tnblcau -'Poacc." Ten young Ia
dies
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Tho linton of the First baptist
church, win give a social, on next
Friday evening, July 18th. al the
home Of MIR and Mrs \. Nichols. on
unrgrovc llclghta, An cordially In.
Nitcd A musical programme viii be
rendered
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WANT COLUMN.

under this mead will
be received at the rate OF Ave (5)
cents per line. No advertisement re-
celved for less than fifteen cents (15)
cents Special monthly rates furnish.
I'd on application. The notice may
contain any matter OF Lost"
Found" For Rent" For Sale,
stolen" "Straycd." or any purpose,
without display lines
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Reualen Rates

Agent \. ~ pupham oi ne Santa
E'o has been nouaed that the follow
ing rates would apply In regard 10 the
CoaloierSte reunion al Ardmore;
Nom points withiR any miles oi
Avlmor,. I ceats per mile; atty 60
sixty seven mites distant s.; over
s,Sty-seVen mile one tare plus 80
cents
tickets q he IN sale luly 81, -
and gS, limited % return on the sSth
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-07-17

Tho Objectionable bill board In the
rear or the old city National hank
building, which was declared nui.
sancc by the city council at It's last
meeting, was rascd 70 the ground
today
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The Mitchell wagon, the monarch
of the road, has always been recog-
nized as the best wagon manufac-
tured Williams, Corhn & Co sell
them.
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Persons leaving town for the sum
ner can have the Ardmorelte mailed
10 their address every day for only
90 cents a month. Address can be
changed as often as notified. The
paper will come 70 you every day,
as a letter from nome. Try it.
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Anyone having claims against the
Reunion Association must have
Chairman John l.. Gait and Secretary
Sig Simon. o, X. them before they
viii be paid by me.
of ED ROBERTS. Treas.
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Licensed TO Wed.

J. +. Chambers and Ola Dooley,
KCck.
VIII Ruby and Daisy Benson, Ma.
dilI
r, j. Drumfeld and Maui Hender,
son. Holder.
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Wanted 60 sell. half intcrcst In
sood established practice in good
town adjoining now country, Address.
Dentist care ot Arimorcitc. Ardmorc.
L. T.. i5.6t
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\ Western manufactured huggy for
the western trade that's tho Blccs.
McNicNer Spraglus a co. sell thom
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= = = = = = : 4 = = I. I. = I. = 1, (. :
= Mons ana Boys Pants that :
= can not be- distinguished from =:
= the tailormnde kind. except by :
= tho price ED RINGER :
= = = = > : : = = , = = :. ; = : + :,
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Take your choice OF these four
standard makes Of wagons;
The Rain.
Tho Springfield.
The OBuen,
The James a Graham.
sold only by SpraEins a Co.
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II. A. RINER. the Grocer.
Carries Feed and Groceries
Corner Cadio and Broadway
Audmore, |, T.


The roUnion Is coMing and you viii
and plenty ct bowls, pitchers lamps
and evcrytNins you ueeh tov the kltch.
en- at che Nickel store lest
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Ardmore Drug Co.
Lon M Frame, Druggist.
Pure Drugs and the finest line
of Cigars in the city.
For Sale.

For Sale.
FOR SALE ON time, one gin and
gin house store house and goods anC
dwelling house. located 16 miles
southwest OF Ardmorc. See,
Il. l.. HOLLAND.
l7dtOw2 Ardmore. l. r.
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%%~@*+++4+%4A++%+ :

= Every man who takes the !
= proper pride in his wearing APP
= parel owns an Initial Necktie, :
= The assortment here will
= please YOU ED RINGER. !
: = = y ; + : : : : : 80 8 : : : I
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You will never mud bcttcr wagon
than the nain sold by spragins &
Co
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The Woodmcn Circle win mcct at
the N ot + hal tomorrow evening
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Dick \ Lees safe. which weighs
tOOO pounds. was transferred to their
new Office In the Noble Bros. build.
ing, yesterday,
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one way 70 avoid disappointment Is
70 seek something other people don't
Waat.
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HANDSOME parlor lamps for one
half usual price at Jake's. lstf
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Way not provide by law that cheap
divorces may be bOught at the depart.
Meat stOress
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Geo w. Fullls was committed 10
Jail yesterday afternoon for introduc-
ing liquor. by Deputy Henson. He
gave bond later and was released.
Isaac Jackson. charged with carry
ing weapon, was arrested at Tussy
by Leon Brown. Jackson had his ex.
nminlng trial before Judge Dcnnee
ana was fined 5000 Not being able
10 liquldato the same he was commit.
tod 10 jail AZ the same time he was
tried for introducing and selling liqu.
or. and bound over.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-07-17

The G. q. a G., pay car will be
here tomorrow and pay OF many en-
ploycs nj this place.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-07-17

nrs Hardy aud McNeeS ot this
city have boon appointed local sur
goons for the Choctaw. Oklahoma &
Cult rhcir territory will extend as
tar east AS Tishomingo.