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The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-04
MONEY FOR STREET CLEANING.
Bill for s1O,GC0 Appropriation In
troduced in Council.

A bill providing for an additional appro-
priation OF $1,000 for street cleaning was
introduced by Mr.. Boyce at Yesterdays ses-
sion Of the City Council
The ST. Louis Terminal Depot Company's
substitute bill was given its second reading
and referred 10 the Committee on Railroads.
Several minor House bills were read for
The first time. and the bill apDropriating
Siseo Tor the maintenance OF the MIX In
spectCr's office was passed
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-04
REPUBLICANS VISIT HEADQUARTERS
Many POstmasters Arrange for Their
Speaking Tours.

RepublIcan p0htiCiaHs rom the interior
OF the State visited the headquarters at the
IIndeu Hotel yesterday. uaTry OF them ar
ranging their Itineraries. Among the num-
Der were John /. Schmitz cf Chilliothe.
nominee FOR Congress IN the Second Dis
tr!ct; Doctor e.. Parrish Z Nandalia.
member of the State Ccmmtftcei Postmaster
Charles l.. Morris OF Trenton, Postmaster
John Swanger 0f Milan. Postmaster J. II.
McAuuity Of Navada. Postmaster s. 4.
ChapDen = Monctt and Ralph o. Stauber
OF ST. Joseuh
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-04

a strictly fair basis.
Uiedi. n crack mudder. beat W. r. Gates.
another good mudder. tWenty-eight lengths
on "A fast track last Wednesday. Uletii be-
Ing quite as good q mudder as Gates. should
probably have beaten him that far yester-
day. The weights and jockeys were much
the same, though Booker. who rode Gates
when Ilcdi beat him twenty-eiEhI lengths,
IS twenty pounds better boy than Louden.
who rode him yesterday. II Is too bad that
some one has got 10 finish first.
From the way that Adams SLAPPED I-.edi
away from the post. and at the finish. many
people IN the stand thought that he did
not have whip. one member OF the press
was foolish enough 10 bet s. that the boy
dtd not have whip, and thar he slapped
the horse with his hands. Adams came
back TO weigh in with whip. Caller Jones.
10 the post.f said that the boy had a whip
going 10 the post. hut admitted that he
thought he dropped it On route.
Judge Brady said tha, as soon as the
horses b-oke he smclt a rat and that he
was ", not surprised when the rodent came cut
Ida Peuzaace. rare mudder. whose last
Iace proved that she is in good form. ran
IN the betting from 5 10 5 10 5toI. II NAV
pay 10 watch for the day when Ida goes
down from to = 70 5
Starter Dade recommended TO Judge Bra
~ Yesterday that Jockey Narveaz be iadcs-
lnlleiy suspended Tor INSTRUMENTATION. i'm
pudence and general misconduct at the post
IN the hrSt race yesterday. Judge Brady
accepted the recommends ton and NarveAz
was suspended indefinitely.
NarveaZ was on Mr. J. Rurroves's horse
hainauit- Hainault Is a bad actor at times
IhHt Is when he runs losing races. He Is
a good actor at other times. Then he runs
winning races Mr.. Burrows has another
uau actor, Erena- She is an Insane mare
ana acts badly at all times. Assistant
starter Harris said the other day that ne
could distinctly hear her heart heat al the
post so intense Is her excitement and in
sanity Il seems that Mr.. Burrowes did
not Ike the manner In which Erema got OF
W NeqneSday- She acted badly and was OF
badly. So Mr. Burrowes went 10 Afr pa ie
yesterday and said:
MI Dade. would be obliged n you did
not allow your assistants 10 take my horse
Hainault by the head al the post
Mr.. Burrowes I viii NOT allow then, 20
take him by the head n he acts we'll"
said Mr.. Dsde. but IL he will not break
without being taken by the head I will
oraer % ny men 70 take him BY the head and
Mr.. Dade. I wonid prefer Won would
leave him at the post. said Mr. Bnrrowes-
Mr. Burrowes evidently assumed that he
Vas the only one who was at al Interested
= The success or failure of Hainault This
-ls.0 ven popular assumption among a Ger
tain .c-ssS OF horsemen
We're this race for a purse alone - SAID
NJ Dade. and n there was not any bet
eisls. ana none OF the people who make Il
posslD!e Tor you and TO make a handsome
ilVlnS out OF racing were interested IN the
THee' M Surrowes. I would take pleasure
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-04
GRAvEsEND sELECTloNs

New York oct. 1.-SCIcctions.
First Eace-Syriiu. Mabel Winu. Ondurdfs
Second Eace-Ni-Will.aus. klusruine. Handi-
cITper-
.'fEisd Raee-Goldsa MAXIM Judith Campbell.
Hufsflurue.
F1urth Rscs-Hsriert Hfles Herm.s
Etfsh Rae tiaczsnssi b, Seller. sesnpcr Nivax-
sixth kErr-laiy I-n l-E.k. fiyl.Erlis
seventh Rlce-Princess Tulane. Micharlrnas.
Ea-ke!mCrc.
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Crowd i'm Spite OF Rain.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

Seymour. No. Oct- S-Notwithstanding the
rain. which began here early this morning
and continued at intervals throughout the
day. former Governor Stone was met by a
large crowd. Mr.. stone devoted the greater
part ~ his address 20 a discussion OF the
trusts. which evoked much applause. In the
discussion 81 state affairs his com mparisous
OF the periods of Democratic and Republic
an rule In this STATE were convincing argu-
mcnts In favor of the Democratic positions
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-04
BIG AUDIENCE AT CLARENCE.
Citizens Drive Through Rain to
Greet Governor DOckery.
REPrEIIC SPECIAL.

Clarence. No, oct. 5-Governor Dockery
addressed "A large audience Of Shelby County
voters here this afternoon and, despite the
fact that Il began raining al 10 o'clock and
continued all day. "A large crowd came in
from the country.
The speech. OF two hours duration. was
devoted almost entirely 10 State issues. in
which the Governor made strong and con-
viucing argument iu favor uf the Demo-
cratic State management and the present
Shelby County Is about ! 80 Democratic
and there IL entire harmony among the
Iferf1Orrntz
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nn1la. Rncfnr summarIe,.

REPUBLIC SFEIIAL~
Dallas. Tex Oct S--The tracks were 50 heavy
that strength alone vas tn test OF racing.
sped cut uttie ngurs The harness events
were Postponed again. Results:
RftrnluE enc mile. EliiiEE. rurse. s7-5-Chnr-
les Ramsey. lrst, Countess Ciara- second. Ecu-
EeulR :. third Time e-ls.
Running. ore-half mile. ui1lders purse. S125-
Kate Cromwell. tirst: Tambou-ine, second; Re
view. third Tine 1.nl.
Runnlng Three-fourths Of mile; purse. s.ss-
Dutch Carter. hrst; Dominate. second; zsek
Running. thrse-sourihs Of a mile. purse. ss.s-
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-04
SudhOff Signs With
the Browns for the
Season of 1858.

J.n in, Newman. first: BurEOyne. second: Ringer.
=, I..innLns. hye-eiEhts OF a mile. purse 81
ls.rlstr1ir. lrst. Censor. EeC1-l. " 4. tieorgr.
third Tine rs.
:, h.aIniHg, hve.egats q a m.ie. purse. s-s-
Weird. ursf. MhltuuFc -l--1uflt' t,1r4 Hartfl
third. Time. I.If
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-04
spann NomInntcd for JudEc.

Vienna, IL. oct 3.-The Democrats OF
Johnson County completed their county
ticket to-day by nominating W \. Spann
for County Judge.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-04

Firrt Rare-A lssi-n. Arans1s. ice Lessr-
Sscond RaCe-Niss Ecu. L'Eht Opera. Ruth L
Ihlrd Race-Aiari5n Lynch. Prince Real. Royal
E95r,h Raee-Ea LAWSON. Jack Young. slnat's
Dream.
Firlh Eace-ToIn Collins. Santa Ventura. Alpen-
sixth kar--fiuiit Rock. tsLr.lt. Frttleeu-
Seventh Kace-Jake Weber. Tickful. Outim1.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-04
MAYOR Reed srcnI...
REPUBLIC :.

NEII HI-IC sFET IN
Monroe. No. oct Mayor J. A. Reed
addressed-thc citizens at the Council rooms
tits afternoon on State and national ques-
tions- He AMI his hearers appeared 10 be in
unison.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-04
DR.. RnHANNAM.

You all know him by reputation. He does not
advertise ike a circus hUt prefers % remind ygl
N liest say tittt he i=. as q old. curing ;ne
afflicted ia the shortest POSSIBLE time az trifiiIE
rNg-lse. Hts .'Ara-etIhi curative positively
CURES Nervous Debility. seminal Nrakness. Lost
Manhood. Nar1cQ-ele any evils rtSultiaE n n
youthful errors or czcts-ss IN from two g. seven
weeks Those midllt-aEet mon wh1 feel broken
gain Nigur Uf Youth. Use this remarkable remedy
and bc again perfect unan- ia use and constant
is advertised lf the - Louis papers for over
fcrtv years. and has never failed IN curing the
WORST CASES. Price. Five Dollars. Trial pack
axe ono dollar. sufncient d show that the rem
s,iy VIII DO all that iz advdrtisei- Doctor g \.
I-lfauuau. NJ. o. Morgan -. s. Louis. No.
Private circular FREE scaled hy mail.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-04

! WInf every man af-
f.icted with any diseases
peculiar 10 the male sex
70 call on me personally.
or write TO me. and I vii
explain TO HIM my meth
Cd OF curing these ais
eaEeR. / invite In purTic
uiar all men who haNs
become dissatisfied wiIs
treatment eiSsWhers. b
VII demonstrate 70 Yous
entire sailsfaeioa Why /
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-04

Marion Lynch, Tom Collins. Ed LaySon
and Guide Rock Lnol, LiLe NNInnrrN.

Programme Maginn has seen 10 Il that
there are no three-h0rse races on to-day's
programme. Hence every bsttor wiu get a
run Tor his money. ard it seems that there
a few good things on the programme.
on the manner in which he beat Tom Col
Inns at shorter, distance. Mission ought TO
win the FIRST race to-day. Hanan, a Han
oyer-Brambie horse. IS the boy with a
chance at a long price Aransas, Joe kes-
ser. Polly BiXby and I.cenja Will all so
well
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-04

HARLEM SELECTIONS
REPUBLIC sPEcIAIA
Chicago oct 1-Seicctsous.
First Racc-Sand flsa. Chiiaiee. ClldoEo
Second Race-Ainc Abbott Prairie Deg Ora
cluns.
Thini Race-AlasdIn Flying TORPEDO. seareher.
,TSaA Raee-Barrosk. star Cotton. Irving
Mayor
si1sa Ra,s-Banish. Msrors. Alec.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-04
RepubIIcan ward sIertInE.

A mass meeting OF the Republicans OF the
Fifteenth Ward was held last night at
Chatsworth Hall A solid delegation Of
negroes was elected 20 attend the conven-
ttOE 10 nominate a candidate for CongTess.
The delegates are: Jef <. COvington Rufus
Sharp Allen Harris. Otto Bel, Thomas
Dunlap and Charles Harris.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-04

can cftfe you permanently >
A certainty Of a cure is whst yon want 1
,ase - Hl1ea commence IN ny He1tfltnt
that an willing 10 aCcept your case
WITHOUT ONE DOLLAR IN ADVANCE.
snrt Nlth SANE rstrAuise q Euocrss. ItTsps Rtbi
sJ,fesk kidHsY Bladder Rrss,stis rsEbla 2apiurs.
Home Treatment symptom banks sent free
Hrs; a. m. c ?. N. Sun. m. 20 2 y
--COSSuLFATEON FREE
nH FfHEs-E- Cor sth and Pine sopp. Globe
aits tetts = Democrat EUdgl. ST Louis No.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-04
THE REPUBLIC FORM CHART

ST LOUIS
Judge = A Brady:
6OQ raee nsr So azs.r-aa and unnar six fnrons.:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-04

forrnful and excellent. Both Erne and Wall
about. the long-Priced winners. had good
chances TO win.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-04
General SportIug Votes

Ou account of RAD weather the fall athletic
meeting. q the Triple A Athletic Association.
carled for this aftsruuou a. Forest PARK has
been Postponed until reNt- saturday. October IL.
IL. state tennis tournament VIII also be heli
on that Gatc
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-04

have a smoker at its quarters. Texas ave-
nue. and Victor street. this afternoon at 4
o'cIock.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-04

The Missouri Game nnd Fish Protective LcnEus
Will hold it. next general meeting Tuesday. o.
tobcr a. ~ prlahar ttalL Rroadway and Elm
street. ~ which time Lieutenant Governor Lee.
tnsluuel Richard johnson and others
Jertcd % address the meeting. A committee has
been arpCiuted 90 cr1w up various laws ana
changes tn tte game aut rsh laws o. the STATE
ard % present these % the next session os the
Legislature.
At the last meeting u decided 20 have
% cards printed f1r the benefit q school
chl.dren. showing the harm done hy destroying
tnsectiveruus birds. The membership of the
league = announced As having increased by 10
since ire last meeting.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-04
GOSSIP OF THE QUARTERsTRETCH
Credit Due Judge BRADY for HIS Ef-
forts I'm RehnIf of EnIr RncInE.

Full credit must be given Judge Brady
and the local racing associations for using
every possible effort to maintain racing on
strictly fair basis.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-04
BOWLING.
CARONDELET LEAGUE.
Rnnterr >. RnrnI..

lioeters won ths odd game from the Royals on
me Aetzler ALLEYS. lnc score
r.l-.L-L-rl.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-04
TTIE REprBLIC sFLrCTIoNs

Apprentice allowance claimed.
Races begin promptly 81 . D. sn. daily.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-04

Tom Collins ought 10 win the nfth race.
though AlPen. Santa Ventura ana Amlgari
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-04

Miss Eon. a rare mudder. VIII 20 well in
the second race. She viii like the Fair
Grounds better than Delmar. In Doubt Is
fast. and playing the fast horse will pay
to-day. This Extol was q fast horse in
muccy going up In Canada. bu; beware q
Canadians. They are not used 20 playing
form the way St Louisans are 4 season
on the circuit Is enough 10 put any man
out u gear. Ruth /. Jean Gravier and
Gasigster VIII all 20 we'll Well ridden
and night. ENtol should win.
The third race locks like lay-down for
Marion Lynch. she Il "A mudie-. and has
this lot Outclassed. Look cut for Royal
Penny. Prince Real and Joe Collins wfli &c
we'll
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-04

Flfst race. HeIi.nE. about s.x f-rlonEs-Ponca.
- saw. 5 T. D. Won. rEaln .iI- -tsuithi.. ls
,sSSit; =; - Aa' Myeisii, To- tu cl1aorJ. - 70 4
s4---. .ia-. l.l- Da-ilut santa. l.Nrla. Pearl
3NJHnSgI sweet AarN Maggarir. star and Garter.
~ lll1i L-.l-ssL-La, t.l-t4slal-. Fair Lass lax.
Ae9l!iHs AZ A--1y. Catherine CniEn and Ilasiets al
secont race. the Hitehc.ck s,cepiechase.
tl.--,4.-..f. Al9lt two mikes aid G. halt-kuliui-
t4Lt, 10 ttayi. 20 10 wou. ScItch Iush. ff5
s-at,Al u il %. second. LIuzltlr. is. tHslLcrl
~ go -'. t5li-- Tine s-G -7s. Adilium Frr5uu
en- en- sam be'sre feiL scotch Hasn. Adji-lgua
Third Face. haud.lap mile and a furlcng-Ad-
vance Guard, Ia tulami. % = won. Daly 50
teIetIl.,Ii. @ 3. second, 81 F-nuun. s. tIscd-
Ieth,. 10 :. tHiI.i- Time. l-if satire else Fan.
rfclrt9 race. Lati-yap. about six f.gluuss-
IIii,"ins4, Ii 3, III tksefeEni, to =. wuG. FcrNuri.
no tvScunurl. : tl =. s@clud. Sq.it. - tcr-a-
Firii- - u J. third Time. l.u Is Incubator.
1ee.Ln and Er-sa uisl ran.
. Eilil race. ru- and due-slIt tteuth ulils.-Judith
S1iuilvll, L. tCy-arIni. Go q. won. Homestead.
~ ioA4Nl. . :. second. Iae tolr1- l.e tlt.--
trlrkiyn q at-.i rsn.
sixth race selling about xix furlr1ss- -Csa-is.
- tol1Ini. : O. j. won, kluE l,IT-.s. III tis,,-
IrTul. o e. :. s-cpnd. L-esgilrL - tShuli. IL 90
: ih.rt- Time. I-l1 f-5 Siuyve. MorpkInta.
i-eitlnH 'ITur ELe. John Isss sigyta-n. Gieusllis.
AsctHsilD. oTegutHT. I-dy Il1iGlT. Carroll -. .
Oc-iuahL ana I--Iliafu al-h rfu--
TO-DAY = ENTRIES.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-04

Start :vondd d II =. b. by axu
nn6s slaresn u at n da The winner down
TausyT raaa aedr Tor mile
a's ans & Ming Ii5 i. ran Tar below her fern"
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-04

Gfhe4mness ts not a mGdder and probably
Will be scratched. Then can Jack Young
beat Ed Layson2 The writer does not think
80. LAWSON beat HandspinneT n the mud
aud Handspinner can beat Maruselle. Mani
son should beat Jack Young. Then .Eitz-
hrillar HOLDS Gehelmuess level on the dry
Look st Handspiuncr's race on the dry with
FitzbrIliar- and Ceheimness. Left at the
post and closed up and ran him 20 a heck
Seheimuess holds Gold Bel Level on the
dry. So Handspiuner holds Gold BeiT level
on the dry. Hence Ed Dayson who hsld
Handspinner level In mud. should about
notq Gold Bell level In mud. though. Gold
Bel Is n good Iuudaer and much histhsr
class horse than LAWSON. StiIf. Layson has
a rare pun IN the weights and should win
win 20 well
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-04
FULMINATE woX sTEerLEcnAsE.
-Four FHvoriteS Landed the Money at
GraNcxend.

ne" YORK, Oct. 1--The continued :ue
weather of the past few days drew bis
crowd 10 Graves,nl to-day. The track was
IN good condition and some good racing WAS
seen The finishes were close.
'ie IilteHcgeA Steepiechase WAS won by
TIE iaNoritc. Fulmiuate.
JTaiih Campbell. the s-year-old which W
:; " ntney purchased yesterday from j. r
-A4'.@.tit. won tue N!th race she Was q =
- '-N'-
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-04
DR.. KING CURES

Sfrieture Nithsat kEiis or BoEEis
teaitgisGS Eissa ftiSoH fsEer 70 Return
losI sf EAHiy Eircr. Es dizulalt, but Permanent.
lGriraetls Hithsal erersfiaR and 30 Lon 81 IIns
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-04
Regulars :. Recruits o.
ST. LOFTS LEAGUE.
iobes >, Browns =.

Globes won the o.id game from the RrDuns ca
The Granite alleys lt-t -yeulug. The s-ore:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-04

YcdaT ia
2.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-04

,,lTl.. n; Eaes. HishaeIsAt Handleaa about siT
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-04-02

The Star Bakery the leading bak-
cry of Anadarko turns out more
bread better bread than any other
bakery in town. 1t takes carpcn-
ter to build hcuse,a stone mason
to lay stone and baker to bak,
read 1t is ar easy matter to roll
up dough hut it takes ard cxperlenc-
ed baker TO make good bread out Of
it,and we have the best baker in the
soutl west. Out of the 25 best ho-
'ols and restaurants in AnadarkQ W.
furnish 81 with bread. And all
the leading groceries. W.? Be
eau our bread is first class il
every respect. 1G0t'
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-04-02
The Beer Question Solved

Commencing today and contin-
iing with the close of the holidays
We will supply families, clubs and
individuals regardless of their re-
ligion or politics Lager Beer in
quart bottles at the low price of l5
cents per bottle. We have only
standard brands in stock and intend
to give our customers the privilege
of buying quarts from us at the
same price that pints cost at any
other saloon in Anadarko. Come and
select from Anheuser's, Pabst, Dick
Bros, or Schrenagels. Our stock
Of Wines and Liquors were selected
especially for the holiday trade and
will be sold at corresponding low
prices. s5tf
The Great Rock Island" Saloon
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-04-02
Liquor Notice.

whom 1t may concern:
Notice is hereby given that l. John C:
Lcker have filed with the County Clerk OF
lido County Oklahoma Territory. my appl-
iOn for q license to sch at retail malt spirit
las and vinous liquors. upon lot number
|elve IN block number eighty one, IN the
|yn of Hydro Ia Caddo County Oklahoma
|rritory. for period OF one year and that
4 |ess objection or protest against the issur-
lee OF said licence be filed in said Clerks otie
Lore the 18Th DAY OF April 1902. said appll-
Aon will be GRANTED and said license issued
ed this the 10Th day of March 1902.
John c, Decker
Applicant
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-04-02
Notioe


To Whom it may cOncern
Notice is hereby given that enj Johnson
Aave this day filed my petition n the county
clerks mice of Caddo county, Oklahoma Ter
ritory, asking or n license To sell NJ Whole,
sale. malt spiritols and Vin0uS LIQUORS
'n lot i ana 70, block 49, In the town of Hy-
iro O. r. Parties desiring to demonstrate
viii file their objections with the county clerk
before the 9TH day OF April. 1902.
BENZ. JOHNSON. Applicant
ny Glitsch. Randolph Glitsch, attorneys.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-04-02

WANTED A position with a
family to do light house work.
Enquire at this Office l72t5
WANTED-a good man tor a
bread wagon. One who is hustler,
and of good address. Ingram ~
Hoffman. l6stf
Home-male lie bread Ike your
mother bakes at Star Bakery. l6otf
Have you seeN Leach Il PeacoCA.
They handle coal, feed, flour and
grain. II
Russell makes some of the "cut-
est" pictures for so cents per dozen.
Try Them 1890
WANTED-A position by a
lady in store or light work in fam
lily. Enquire here l7ltG
Home grown fruit and shade
trees for sale II blocks south Of
First National Bank. WaymaL
I Nurseries l6lu
Ask c b Gaunt for prices on ear
Z seed corn. alfalfa, cane, katfir corn
cotton seed and all kinds of feed.
Tel, 80 Cor 5th 81 ID st. tt
4 WANrED-lOO suits and so
ladies dress skirts to clean and
press in the next 30 days. Holman
.dE Bltsche opposite postotlice.
16lt2t
LAND FOR SALE-Nice sc
acres near town. Fine valley farm
Prarie farm must be sold at once
Call on L Byrne IL Co 9th anC
C street. l57tt
FOR SALE or TRADE-Hous,
and lot in Mena Ark. and 100 acres
land on X. G. q S. Ry. near Men'
will sell or trade for Oklahomi
property personal or real.-B. II
Randolph Anadarko o. Il. l65t
For Alfalfa, sorghum cane, Kaff
ir corn, mil,et, peanut, pop corn
field corn, onion sets and full lin,
of garden seeds, go to Linzees feec
store opposite Post Office. l49t
FOR SALE CHEAP-Abou
5000 feet of good ceiling differen
length, also 1900 feet of lst clas
boxing will sell in quantities to sui
purchaser. Inquire of McAnnich
loot
Several business men from Okla
City are in town today. They pai
this Office a friendly call and al
spokeof the enterprise and business @
our lttle city. Come again gentle
Hmen.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-04-02

90 claims to sell on the head of
Cash creek price S25 to $50 each.
Enquire at J. IL. Milcrs office.
1866
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-04-02

FOR RENT--Two good busi-
ness rooms On A street opposite
court house square also furnished
|or unfurnisheA rooms will rent
cheap. Inquire of McAnnich.
l6Otf
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-04-02
Call for Democratic Convention.

Call for Democratic Convention.
A delegate convention of the
Democratic party will be held at
he Probate Court Room in Ana
|larko on Saturday April IL, 1909,
for the purpose or selecting seven
|een delegates to the democratic
Congressional nominating convention
/ o be held at Enid o Il on April
2nd 1902.
1t is recommended that primaries or
township and ward caucuses be held
n the several townships and wards
f the county on Saturday April
tn 1902, for the purpose of select
ing delegates to the county convent
n.
The basis of representation there
Il shall be as follows: Caddo T p.
Bridgeport T p, 5, City of
ridgeport 10, Beaver T p, 5, Fern
N p, 5, Washington I p, 5, Cobb
P, 10, Mckinley Il p, 5, Shirley
P, 5, Bone L p, 5, Abeline 7 P,
B, Chandler T p, B. Each ward IN
,e city of Anadarko 5.
Respectfully,
Verde V. Hardcastle.
Territorial Committeeman
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-04-02

Russels photographs are rich
and artistic. See them on b. street
opposite postoffice. l66t6
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-04-02

Several business men from Okla.
City are in town today. They paid
this office a friendly call and all
|spokeof the enterprise and business OF
our lIttle city. Come again gentle
men.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-10-01

rested on the supposition that he was
the man wanted, but was also re
leased after an investigation. sfhe
general opinion is that Mr.. Lyford
has gone down into Mexico, although
why this opinion should be held is un-
known.
1t is now reported that Friday ev-
ening, Sept. 5, Mr.. Lyford was seen
walking up and down the porch at
his residence, as if agitated over
something. Finally he went into the
house and emerged therefrom bear
ing a trunk. He then summoned n
passerby or one of the men of the
neighborhood. and together they car
ried the trunk to the Milwaukee sta
ton, just across the street. If this
was the case it is probable that Mr..
LyfOrd had all arrangements made
to skip out as soon as he should de-
tect danger in the air.