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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-25
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Reationa

Ink stains can be removed from
marble by the use OF lemon Juice.
Frozen vegetables can generally he
restored 10 good condition BY being
placed in cold water In the house for
an hour or two.
Thread a needle over something
white and. even though very small
the eye Will be quite clearly seen.
Don't waste old velveteen. wash
II and then use II for polishing silver
or glass. II Is an excellent substi-
tute for wash leather as a plate
cleaner
To clean japanned trays rub with
cloth on which "A few drops Of oil
have been Bprinkled, and then polish
with soft, clean piece If flannel.
t. clean cream window blinds lay
the blind quite straight on "A table.
apply some soap on n clean cloth and
rub well over the blind. Get some
finely powdered bath brick and apply
a. before. Use no water.
Before wettlng any sort Of brlc-a-
brac and especially bronzes, remOve
all the dust possible. The less dist
water finds about the lines and cram
MES the less u can leave there. After
busting wash well IN strong white
soapsuds and ammonia, rinse clean.
polish with just a suspicion Of oil
and rotten stone ana rub Off after
ward every trace Of oil.
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DIES SUDDENLY

Juan Linntrla. a spaniard. who has
been In America but q short timr.
died IN the Great Northern lodging
house on Western avenue shortly
after noon yesterday without tho OF.
tendance ~ "A physician. Coroner G..
q. Huyr Was notified and hv nncer-
tained that death was probably due
70 pneumonia. as tho man haf been
complaining ~ palms IN hts chest
Tho body was removed 90 Butter.
worthH morEue Relatives - the de-
ceased are believed 60 live in uarcs.
Iona. 8paln.
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hOTEL. MEN
TAKE JAUNT

PALM REACH, Via. March 3d.
Wei known honifncca from an the
large cities ~ the United states and
Canada. members uf the Hotel Mems
Mutual Hrurrli Association. gathered
az the Hotel Royal puineiRna today
and held their esd annual meeting,
After n brief session devoted 90
tho transaction 90 routine business
the members adjourned 20 partnke Of
the pleasures Afforded by the enter
tainment program, This evening the
association holds It's annual banquet
and tomorrow the members win de-
part on iaunt through Florida,
which viii embrace ofmnnd, -. Aus
Justine and other famous reaortH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-25
Contracts Awarded

The board Of public works met
yesterday and awarded the contracts
for several streets, the bids for which
were opened at last Saturdays meet
ing. The grading Of Eastlake was
ordered because Of the fact that the
check Of the lowest bidder was not
up to the required figure.
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TO AMERICA
British Workmen Will Visit
to learn

NEW YORK. March 25-Aifrvd
Mosciy who il passenger on the
Oceanic. which Is due 10 arrive to-
morrow, comes u the United States
on an interesting mission llla pur-
pose rs 60 arrange Tor the visit 20
this country 30 the autumn ~ a
commission representing workmcnH
organizations IN fve-aixths ~ the
great British Industries,
The delegates who viii be elected,
are 70 come here with Mr. Aohely
at bis expense. They win he accom-
panied by newspaper and literary
mon. and VIII visit America IN order
60 see and learn. Mr. Nicely viii
also deffuy the expenses ~ d visit
to the United States az tho same
time 81 commission. whose object
viii br to inquire into the education
al systems - this country
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-25
GOULD YACHT

NEW YORK. March a5.-ThiA ~
the date SET Tor the launching 81
Frank J dould's new and handsome
team yacht. the Hcienita, At the
yard of her builders az Morris
Heights. The fielenita. which "
named after the wife of the owner
he's been built In about 100 days she
win he commanded by Capt. -. y,
Gardner and wiil ~ the psnnant -
the New York Yacht club. The
yachts principal dimensions are isb
feet over all. - feet beam and 10 feet
draughi II - the Intention - Mr.
Gould 10 SO on an extended cruise In
the yacht As soon as she IL com
pletsly equipped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-25
OTIS GOES

WASHINGTON. n. G. March IA
After many years Of active service.
including active participation In
three wars. Maj.-Gen. =. $. OTIS was
placed on the retired list today b.
operation % the law requiring the
retirement % army ofricern on their
s4th birthday. Since his return from
the Philippines the most - Gen. Otis
time has been spent In command Of
the Military Department % the
Lakes. With headquarters at Chica
20. and % the nakotaH, with head
quarters ct ~. Paul Gen Otis will
make his future home In Rochester
New York state.
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need MORE
OFFICERS

WASHiNOTpN. -, g., March -. -
The great amount OF survey work rr-
Gently commenced hY the United
States Ia the Philippines and ia Por-
t1 Rico hae brought about "a need FOR
more officers Ia the service
The United States civil service
commission haA been called upon 60
supply an eligible register Of appli-
canta FOR the poHitiona Of deck ON
Ger and chief engineer ~ the service,
from which the necessary men can
be drawn az any time. To that end
examinations for applicants IRE 90
be- held throughout the country dur
lnE the two days. commencing To-
0aU
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-25
Butiner Fined SIS

A fine ~ s. was entered ~ against
W " Hutfucf in the police court
yesterday on tho charge Of assault
preferred against him by ~ ~
Gloss. Huttncr was recently brought
t. Seattle from British Columbia %
anawer 90 the charge ~ obtaining
money under false prcfenHss His
encounter with Glass occurred soon
after his arrival here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-25
In Bad Company

Jennie Armstrong, a lG-year-old
runaway from Vancouver. y. O., was
arrested BY Detective Barbee last
night The girl had been lettering
around oanGsrt halls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-25
MORTALITY REPORT

Funeral services for Joseph Reach
wcru held from EutteraUrlh s. sons
chapel az o'clock this afternoon uu-
d~r the auspices ~ the Carpenters
and Joiurrs Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-25

Hiram Caswell. driver Of the pa
troll wagon. has pctitioncd the civl
service commission e. be allowed pay
Tor the month 90 February when he
Was on work on account o. Illness.
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b nuFFLED 80 :.

Dainty Euffel Fwiss y ~.
wide. With fambOlf ufGt 49,
regularly 15e. special Wslns.Ssl
Of 1ss.
APPLIQUE BUREAU scam.
Applique Bureau eeers-
Inches vide By "a inches -. :
worth ~ each. special W.sSsi
Day on g5c. '''ss-
WOAEN'g 1850 ETON IAcv
EIE. 1896. -
Womcu'r Eton Jackets ~ 4.
chetiof, lined with slik rorss s,.t
double breasted. a1th -
faced with Psau De gois ~
regular selling price 1871. 49,.
Wednesday A. 1885.
&lj) ETOSE FORnn
Women'a Eiou Jackets n p.
Fl'fh Covert i1 tan ouiv -,
throughout with six rems,.
double breasted I'm farcy n.
tons, regularly worth sra. -
cial Wefnfsfav HfEEGF
100 DRESS SKIRTS ron ..
W0mens Dreaa Ekirts n ~.
Serge. flare style. Trimmed ~
satin bands. worth 800 -.
"wednesday 90 1885,
SHOE STORE SPECIALS
Mems Cuban Calf So.
Princeton cap Zoe. heavy erfs.
zion sole stitched edge wa...
s. ~ special Wed1sslay ire
Womer'o Fine Va va ~.
and button Shoes. nsafir-s -.
coin toe. military heal. ws,ss
= 20 fqr. rriy 49,
Wofuen's Fine wa Rid ~,
strap Slippers. Cexihls t5-,ss
sole. Frerch heel worth rM
Speciai wednesday 81 SO
BOOK STORE epEcrDe
Turefo Linen TaNets -.
~ ruled worth ZOE. special ~.
nesfay - c..
Hurlbsrt's Old Vienna 49,
Paper. plain, reE'ilar price h.
special Wednesday AZ u
New York World Alrusra, =.
cyclopcdiA worth re. ionorsr
az lsc.
White House Cook Book re-
uiariy worth 81 20. wednesday,
special price. sc.
NOTIONS.
Plain black or white glde Ia.
Supporters, worth i5c: tonoros
a. s..
Corduroy Skirt Blndlrr !.
black only, best quality, a. i,
yard. o..
Hump Hook and Eyes. rgarsa.
teed not 10 rust. black ~ sr.
vsred. siEes , and 4. tomoyrov
3 cards for o..
Mourning Pins in boxes. s.e-
cial az &c a box.
The 80" BEST English pi.k
needle points. fun count. 2 papers
for &C..
DRUGS.
Wakefeid's Blackberry BAlzar
&c size for &c.
WoOfbury's Dental Cream. K
k.ze for iec.
Lyons Tooth Powder. &c klna
for lfc.
Chamberiain's Cough Cure &
size for zoe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-25

light Meaa for
Day
Breakfast.
Fruit.
Cereal Cream.
Sausage. Fried Apples.
Buckw heat Cakes. Maple syrup
Coffee.
Lunch.
Clam Bouiiion.
Sliced Cold Tongue.
Scalloped Tomatoes.
Stewed Fruit waters.
Tea.
Dinner
Clear SOUP
Roast Rolled Breast Of Veal.
Corn. Caulifiower.
Cheese. Coffee. WATERS.
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THE BON r1ARCHE
NoRDHoFF a CO.
Wednesday Specials
= - - : : - 'lsslls "a iaNTzHn.
THE BON MARcHv

close at hand the hundreds Of the
arche glad avail themselves Of these specials oWedn selected
department the Prices have certainly been cut d
enough object visit tomorrow" only take advan
0 d the offerings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-25
PORT ORCHARD ROUTE


Daily service,
Effective March Is, 1902,
Bremerton (U. &. Navy Yard and
Dry Dock, Charleston and Sid
ney.
Steamers
Athlon and Inland Flyer
From Columbia Dock.
Foot Of Columbia street.
Leave Seattle: ss:5o and i0:oo
n m. ''l:l5 and s:s0 p. m. (Sat-
urdRy only. extra trip ii;so p. M
Leave Bremerton: s:i5 and II &5
A. m. 800 and 6:i5 p. m.
Leave sidney: 1850 and 1880
a m. 6:oo ?. m.
Leave Charleston: 500 and ii:25
a nj. sos p. m.
For Pleasant Beach and Bean
Point take steamers leaving Sc
atGs At 10. % a. m. and 1918 y. m.
Leaving Bremsrton at Sis a. m.
and SIS y. m.
Except Sundays. s'For Brem-
srton only.
Fare 30 cents round trip.
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EHtra Service

on account ~ the nns weather and
the many Eastern cNcursionltts who
are daily visiting the battleshlp ore
gou. the Inland Flyer will make four
round trips daily. leaving Colman
dock at 4 % and 10 a. "a. i:it and
30 p. IN. Fare zoe round trip 90.
aasaaas.a
Don't fail 70 visit the sa,tlsship
Oregon.
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The Authority or Watches.
Goldman, cot ?nd Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-25

INDIGO ~" CALICO, si-5c.
5000 yards Indigo 'B" Calico.
2zinrhea wide. best styles, reEu
lar price i0c "a yard. special Wed
nusday at Ei-1r.
COTTON COVEUTE. lie.
Cotton Covcrta. or Bicycle Suit
tug. 90 inches wide. IN n dozen
cOlura ana styles for choic",
worth ibc a yard. special we'd
HefdAy 81 lie.
wAVERLY FLAGNELs. l5c.
WayoHy Flanbai a heavy
raunellette - - inches Wide.
printed Ca the most striking
styles for kimonOn. wrappers.
etc. fast coi0ra. tomorrow. the
yard, llC.
BLEACHED TABLE DAMABK,
gic
Good quality Dhmatk. g inches
wide. several patterns for choice.
you have often paid t0c n yard
for no better. tomorrow az s5c.
PILLOW CASES. 7izc.
These cases are made Of very
good cotton. finished with French
seam. sizr f2N3g inches special
value tomorrow a. 7hc.
TURKISH TOWELS. lgc.
Extra heavy Turkish Towels.
size zsK52 incheA worth g5c. az.
each. i2c.
tLbo WALKING HATS, 7gc.
BLACK or coiored htraw-fl fine
chip walking Hats. trimmed
with band ~ polka dot silk rib
bon. worth fi.5o each. tomorrow.
at 7sc.
MILLINERY TRIMMING.
Tomorrow we offer large
punches Of Apple Blossoms and
Lilacr worth 25o a bunch. at
only Ise
DRESS GOODS.
N-inch EiRmine Granite, IN
black. garnet. brown and car
dinAl, a Heryiceabie cloth--in per-
feet ahRdes-tom0rrow. the yard.
asc.
FANCY VELvETs.
Fancy velvsis. "a inches vide.
n navy and back. lavender and
black. grey and black. light blue
and black. stylish fabric. worth
ti.oo a yard. for CSC.
cHfLDRES's 1890 COATS FOR
iit0.
children's Short costs. various
materials and trimmings. worth
from S1.b9 TO 1900 each. tomor-
row. your choice al 81
Find these ia the Muslin TN
dsrwsar Department
CHTLDREN's APRONS AND
BIEs
A beautiful line % Chndren's
White Sleeveless Aprons. trim.
med with narrow embroidery
and lace. regularly worth HOO
special Wednesday az tQc.
Chldrsn's white Quilted nihs.
lace and embroidery trimmed,
worth 20 EACH tomorrow. a ape-
cial 80 i2h.c.
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MEN'g GOODS spEciALs.

MEN "a GOODS NFEfiAIr.
Mems Fancy Cotton Hox, stripe.
polka dot and figured designs.
worth 1nc. special tomorrow ~
TO- o. pair. or two pairs for l5c.
Three Hines Of Mems Oof
Shirts separate cuffs. in hand
some new patterns. good madras.
worth 81 90 each. special Wed
HcHd8y a. 75c.
Mems new Spring Underwear.
IN blue and tan. special Wednrs-
day at. the garment bor.
$50 PETTfCOATs. ssc.
iiGO Mcrcerdzsd Petticoats.
plated Or ruffea, tomorrow a..
each csc.
SHIRT Waists WORTH ITO
At 800
Shirt Waists worth 81 %. ~
percnie. madras. Lawn end dim
ity. sizes % 10 a, in dark and
light coiors. also black ard white
different styles. viii be offered to-
morrow, az. each 400
Waists or NUNS YELLING.
Nuns Yelling Waists. IN black.
light blue. pink, navy, tan and
white, deliberately tucked and |
trimmed with buttons, sizes % %
a.. a., each '4f0
DOWNSTAIRS SPECIALS
40. ? Royal Steel Granltswars
Tea Kettles. regular worth 800
FOR 75c.
our Bargin" Double wash
Boa rds best zinc with reversible
protector; worth 5ac, for. each
&c.
Guarantee Alarm Clocks. regu-
lar price tsc. special wednesday.
a. e3c
only one 90 customer
Pretty Decorated Glass Water
Sets, pitcher and six glasses reg
ular value 81 % and no special
at SIC the Fet
All our Oriental and French
Bronze Busts and Figures, at one
haif price.
China Salt Boxes. decorated IN
blue; regularly worth isc. for,
only nc.
LACE COLLARET-rES, site.
Point Vsnisn Lace Coliarettes,
in new stylish patterns. extra fins
quality, Eold everywhere At sc;
special tomorrow. at i1o.
wONES's go TIES. sc.
wonsn's Automobile Ties.
made from extra quality thffstA
ak. corded collar and hemstItch-
%. all desirable shades. worth
Zoe. special wednesday AT &c.
wOMEN's sTisc HANDKER-
CHIEFS. i2iie.
Womena Bemstitchsi and |
swiss Embroidered Hsndker-
chiefs. also some trinmed with
val lace. dainty embroidered
edges. regular values isc. &c
and tThe. special Wednesday az
izksc.
81 ss SHAME At si1s
Pretty white Muslin Shams.
with ruffle and deep hem. bias
embroidery insertion. worth ,i.s5.
for si.25.
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Two Popular
faIfsYa

A fine grass linen or batiste will
be much used on summer hats. This
a. sometimes inset with figures OF
black lace. A hat OF blue straw Is
trimmed with n scarf OF this ma
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-04-20
WILL MAKE ARDMORE GREAT
PRODUCT OF ARDMoRE COAL
AND POWER COMPANY.
Mines Produce Finest Quality Of Fire
Clay--Shale Which Cannot Be
Eseelled for Manufacture
OF Terra Gotta Brick.

A progressive move is now being
made for Ardmore by the Ardmore
Coal ana Power company that means
a great deal for our city. This move
Is 60 establish at the coal mines two
and a half miles southeast Of here
a pressed brick plant. mud brick
plant and pottery plant.
THAT a very fine quality of fire clay
existed in great quantities beneath
the vein of coal was known by the
old coal company. and was tested by
them some time ago. but they never
made any effort toward developing
the shale that exists above the coal.
The present company has incorpor.
ated and will develop the fire clay
and the shale. Some OF the clay was
recently sent, away and burned into
brick These bricks have been re-
turned here. and finer specimens
were never seen anywhere. Mr. Wal.
lower of Harrisburg. Pa, who is in
the city. examined the brick and pro-
nounced them finer grade than can
be made in his state. Mr.. .wallowe-
is Interested in the brick business.
and says that the terra Gotta brick
burned of the shale. just such brick
as the local company has. is the only
brick that will sell in the eastern
cities for building purposes. The
shale brick can very easily be made
into a vitrifed brick and be used for
paving purposes.
The fire clay burns into very pret.
ty bun colored brick.
The kilns will be down-draft and
the company has every advantage in
the matter of fuel They will burn
coal from their own mine and will ar.
range to use the slack coal that has
heretofore been one of the waste
products OF the mine.
The samples of the brick and pot.
terry are at Weeks Bros store. and
hundreds of people called there yes.
terday. One bystander remarked
that what Schlitz is to Milwaukee.
these brick will be to Ardomre. Or.
In other words. these brick will make
Ardmore famous.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-04-20
The City Livery Stable.

This will inform my friends and
customers that | am not out of bust.
ness yet. have a few buggies and
horses left. and next week will be
doing regular business at the sheds
on the back end of my lot will in.
crease my stock as fast as | am able,
and whatever patronage | may be ac-
corded by you will be appreciated
and assist me that much more. The
City Livery Stable will not be long
In regaining its former prestige as
the best and biggest in the city.
T. II. CATHEY.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-04-20
SANTA re CAR TURNS OVER.
] ~ Hicks Gets Hurt Pretty Bad in
4 the Wreck. ass

Eriday afternoon about go o'clock
after the Ardmoreite went to press,
a Santa Fe train was unloading some
steel at the north end Of the yards.
when II became necessary for the
train to pull in on the round bale sid
Ing in order that the passenger train
might pass
The men unloading the steel had
thrown of about half the load. leav.
ing the remainder oil on one side of
the car.
This happened TO be on the low side
OF the track on the siding and the
car lost It's equlpoise and turned over
Three men were in the car at the
time. and one of them. Jeff Hicks.
who lives at Davis. in attempting to
get out of the way fell and hurt him.
self internally He was sent up to
Davis on the passenger train Saturday
morning.
Albert Miles. also OF Davis. got his
knee pretty badly bruised.
The car has been 1ghted and the
work goes on just as though nothing
had happened
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-04-20

Our car of screen doors is just in
and being unloaded. Watch for our
special low prices as soon as they are
unloaded. We are going to knock the
bottom out. BY some hook or crook
our order has been doubled on us and
we will make them go You never
heard OF a screen door sale did your
We will have one this week. Watch
for our ad 2otf
LAIDLAW LUMBER co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-04-20
YOU WILL BE HAPPY.

IL you buy your
White Frost -four.
White Pearl Meal
Blanke's High Grade Coffee,
French Market Coffee.
White Swan Coffee.
Fine Tokay Teas,
Postum Cereal.
Evaporated Apricots.
Evaporated Apples,
Greedy Irish potatoes.
New crop cabbage.
All kinds new vegetables
Fine Eating Apples,
Bananas,
Oranges.
Lemons.
Mackrel
Spanish Queen Olives.
Bulk Pickles.
Buck Wheat -four,
White Swan corn
Compressed Oat meal.
Country hams,
Plenty of eggs,
and everything else good to eat al
PORTER STAPLES,
The Red-Headed Grocer.
Phone 81 2O-3t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-04-20
HORSE ORDERED KILLED.
Board Of Health so Deeided-csrcass
Then to be Cremated.

ncn 10 DC CrcmatCd.
j. n. Harrell lives over in Northeast
Ardmore and was the owner of several
head OF horses. We learn that Mr
Harrell has boen gradually losing his
horses from a disease that seemed to
bafile not only him but his neighbors.
The attention of the board of health
was called TO the matter yesterday
morning, and Or. S. S. Carr. president
OF the board together with DR.. w. T.
Gardner went and made an examiua.
tion of the horse.
The board of health met yesterday
afternoon, and upon the testimony OF
there two gentlemen, and other evi.
dencc, came to the conclusion that
the horse had either the glanders OF
some contagious disease
After some discussion it was the
sense of the board that the city have
the horse killed and then cremated as
well as to have the stall burned whore
the animal has been kept. An order
to that effect was ordered and the
same turned over to the city.
Ardmore's board Of health is doing
all 1t can for the health of Ardmore
and the Ardmoreite commends them
for their forethought.
When the officers approached Mr..
Harrett and told him of the board of
health's actions regarding his horse.
he asked If he might be given permis.
sion to take him out of the city. which
permission was granted. He was in
structed to carry him at least five
miles from the city and there keep
him until he got well or died.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-04-20
A JUVENILE THIEF.
Pleaded Guilty. Fined $40 and Three

t'''t Montns IN jail.
Some days ago little Charley Par
ker. Of Tishomingo. broke into J. w.
Gillam's store and stole a watch. some
cigars, tobacco. wax. candy and other
articles, and appropriated the same
TO his own use.
Mr.. Gillian caught on to the fact OF
the boys actions and had him arrested
and Deputy Bridges brought him over
here Friday evening and placed him
in jail.
Yesterday morning Charlie was ta.
ken before Judge Robnett. where he
pleaded guilty to petit larceny and
the Commissioner fined him SO and
three months In Jail.
Charley is IS years old. weighs 90
pounds and does not read or write.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-04-20
New Suits Filed.

G. c. & S. F., Ry Co. VS.. d. T. MIS-.
bett; suit to condemn property and
asks the court to appoint three disin-
terested parties to appraise the prop.
orty of defendant.
Same plaintiffs vs. II. G.. Stong ct
al. and nature of suit same as above
William Rennie vs.. W. II. Baker:
suit for s4S9.5O. balance due on &C.
count.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-04-20
Convention Of Postmasters.

A call has been issued for a conven.
tion of postmasters of the Indian Ter
ritory, to be held at Muskogee. June
IS. The call is signed by Postmasters
Noble OF South McAlester. Estes OF
Muskogee Rose Of Chickasha and
Redheld of Ardmore. The purpose
of the organization is to improve the
postal service in the Territory.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-04-20

Friday afternoon A. Parks placed
in position the monument over the
grave OF c. II, Frensley, in South
cemetery. The unveiling of this
monument by the woodmen OF the
World will take place today. Inscrib.
ed on the shaft is: Charles Robert
Frensley, born Aug. 80, 1871: died
Sept. Il, 1901" over this is the in.
scription, "Woodmen of the World"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-04-20
First Baptist Church.

There will be services today as fol-
lows, Sunday school at GAS a. m.
Preaching at IL a. m. b. Y. P. u. at
1880 p m, Sunbeams Society at 4 D.
m.' Preaching at p. m. Subject for
morning hour "A sense OF Weakness
a source of strength" In the evening
Repentance" will be the subject. All
invited to come.
W. ]. DOWNING.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-04-20
Bud Watkins Acquitted,

Information has been received from
Paris, Texas, that Bud Watkins was
acquitted in the federal court at that
place, of the murder of Wyatt vii
liams in Ardmore several years ago.
The case was transferred to the Paris
court from Ardmore.