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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-05-20
Struggle Is Started In
Hard Coal Fields
Against Mitcheli's
Advice.
Bituminous Miners May
Be Asked to Tie Up
Coal Trade.

(News-Democrat Leased Wire Service)
Wilkesbarre, May 16.-President
Mitchell stated today that the United
Mine Workers had petitioned the ma
tional officers to call a national con-
vention of miners.
II the desires of the anthracite min
ers is sustained, the national suspen-
sion of all coal mining will be inau-
gurated. For the present the engi-
neers, fremen and bumpers will con-
tinuc at work.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-05-20
WRECK
Causes Death and In
jury Near Hyanis.
Nebraska.

Lincoln. Neb., May 17.-Four per-
sons were killed and a dozen passen-
gers injured in the collision near
Hyanis, Neb., early this morning be-
tween the east bound passenger and a
fast freight train ON the Burlington
and Missouri river railroad.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-05-20
ANTHRACITE MEN
DECIDE ON STRIKE.
POPULAR AID IS NOT
NEEDED, SAID CONSUL

Washington, May 17.-Consul Ayme
has cabled the state department from
Fort de France that in his opinion
the public subscriptions of money may
as well be stopped as the provisions
already made by the United Stated for
the relief of the island is sufficient.
st. Thomas, May 1.-THE American
naval tug, Potomac, dispatched from
st. Lucia has returned there from the
Island of st. Vincent. La Soufriere
was quiet when the tug left and the
dust fall is light.
The people are still frightened and
the return of the eruption is feared.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-05-20

Hazleton, Pa, May 1.-THE conven-
tion of anthracite miners, which late
yesterday afternoon declared for
fight to the finish with the coal mag
mates for higher wages and an eight
hour day, is again in session this
morning.
The campaign is being mapped out
and the final details of the strike that
forces indefinite idleness upon $4,000
men are being considered.
After nine hours deliberation Thurs
day the strike was decided on. The
vote cast, Sll; for strike, 461A; against
strike, 349M majority for strike,
I'LL 1-2. President Mitchell, how
ever, in compliance with the rules Of
the United Mine Workers, announced
to the public that the action was unan-
imous. The strike order does not in
clude engineers, firemen and pump
rcnners. The question regarding
these men will be decided today.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-17
TEMPE

Yesterday at 4:30 Phil FoGle. propri- e of the Tempe house. accidentally .-z"Se-f in the right ankle with .. 4- -b=- :istol- FogaI had been drink il. l-L va= seated with Frank Hen d. --.'il .-, table in the restaurant back ot ip'. - saloon. He Was somewhat nj .rieTs and began to amuse himself hs i.ii::- his pistol at the floor. The second =:. he fired entered his right les, ',.4t n ankle bone on the out sid. N3-sr.' Compton came up and sst .-t-' -, arrest Fogal when ne per ce'E.., J--:- -e-tl had shot himself He Fr:-s F.. ediat -ly carried to his room iu .--- ['sr2pe house. where Dr. Moeur IF. l- q careful examination and cN- tree g -.ral: fragment of bullet be- lo@- -re s,iz'- bone. Rev. Tom!insul. T---- -.te1-fl- auI others assisted Dr. 10 = ..-i -tVe his patient an auas- Il -iv l.. Jones having been sent for sll ii As I,t-r yn3 the two doctors made d c-4e4uI examination. extracting n ol bone and shredded bullet and fir II 5.-a,;sing the wound thoroughly. Th" rh.siCidus do not anticipate any 1Crti'er trouble for Phil and although sl cen -6eTa ble piece of his ankle bone was sho1 of they say that il is not pTa5~ ole that his ankle will be stiff eneJ..
 4 Il1a?'5 --- vas performed yesterday W-lcI ss os;- s;"Usa took unto himself . vi 2:--- \. F. Tomiinson per for n-s tr.. sar-raony.
 -.-, C.c -"- n composed of the Tempe bar.i .5- e-...,,I the guests of the Casa Lorna .ss, ni ,.t. Willis Grander off, cisv as di-. ;er and the occasion was IF ! eGj7-e2 sy a large crowd.
 fne c-e-- i-aS came off at the Normal school saturday night in fine shape. Good iuCs- and a progressive future to the AI..la Litee.jlS- society.
 e,v-ryboIy is driving these days. Church in t:le molr ing band concert n the afternoon. rides, etc. make up tac u-v-.I Sunday routine of Tempa. T .le .ve1t;2-: makes things go smooth- 7. and Yesterdays programme went ,ff J.i n5ut hiuch-
 decent visitors 2t the Casa Loma are 1Es- N Miller. and wife. Tempe Gee. CrosVenor, Phoenix: A- l.. Tu5ouu Fcoenfy: q. SchuehaIt. Louisville :<v.: George IT. Gallagher and wife. T7;.o-- niN: J. V. Walden and wife Miss J Dunn and '. N. 1Iorton: Charles ~Woolf, Tempe: w J. Stevens. LOS An Eslas: Flo Mehou. Phoenix |. l. -fJrks. San Francisco: v. <. Gub-r.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-17

t-Ired %t LISt-
 George tIusgrave. one of the most noted outlaw leaders If the southwest. las just been captured at Alamogordo. He was taken into custody last Mon day by Postoffice Inspector C. L. Doran of Denver. who had been on the trail oi the bandit chief for many weeks. says ar eXcharSe.
 George NUsGrave is charged wit1 murder and robbery. being one os tn, eight men who held Ur the postofiice and store at Fort sumner. N. NJ. about four weeks go.
 The bandit gang. Of which Masses, D.. was leader also committed man crimes in eastern New Mexico begi'i- ming with th- sensational !lold-up pt ;al citizens and the robbery cf Jn, postoHice at Rueito. where they mad" big haul. followed by the holding IT." nj saloon at Tucsmcari and the post office robbery and r:url.~ ;,t For, Sumner.
 The outIavs Were mounted ard aacr carried 3 Winchester and brace ot pistols. They stole horses and catti. held up people on the highway al'.I spread terror throughout that resia1. fer several weeks.
 In the Fart sumner r3i,6 ny. thr bandits lined u@-l.k MurreI. Jesse James and the I,altons-,!l ffteen G. more cUst t!.ers in the l'-cts Nercan- tile store. where th- Ic~toiIi.e is l5cat- ad. One Of th" men. failing tc responI with aiaCrity to the demand for ali hands to go III! r--s SaN@sely clubh.I over t-- lead u =. e:r5jn- until h. III ,o the floor. l ia-, and inSensi5l,. Then the gang ~fr .i :he store ami 2ost-'iicc. cI-ariT.- ,3.' il cash. larg. .uarltjies ot pr ~'ons for their r.u- ie~VoUZ and oV d thousand rounds If an7muuiti5n
 \ l2-y-s.I-alI boy r.I:i--d F,iji. -,eauhrin- al resistant ia ae p9=t9l-ice, vas seized V.-l ahject r.eh, when the uu:lay,< hired the st.- fled rre- -iaitataly and v-:S shot deaG. ---e built. 9assiG% ,krous;s his brain.
 The r@ndit P. 'asad to give the namcs 4 .a.- of the !, 1bers of Iii. gang Ii, has been posi-, .-Iy identified by three 5f the men V-l.. r-ere in the PystotIicr ,-han :; Was r .d T" :s the man who shcI and iEille. he .-3-in bsE.
 His contest, S..d to ha q thrilling 7&lrativc of tl pings "f the gang and ..ie of tA4 u sensational chapters # crime and -- awrY ev-r recorded i1 i.e S,uthv r- Inspector o1ran i-s fuses .e ',ivuIse 1i.s .'etails ,f this coulessio.i ard has sa5ai -d th- oth P officers to -ecT-cT.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-17
A PRINTER GRE.l'f:.r SURPRISED.

"I never was SO much surprised in my life, as I was with the results Of using Chambel !ain's Pain Balm" says Henry T. Crook, pressn&n of the Aslle vile (E. CD Gazette. "I contracted 2 severe ease of rheumatism early last winter by getting my feet wet. l tried several things for it without benefit. one day while looking over the Ca zette l noticed that Pain Ealm was positively guaranteed to cure rheuma- tism. so bought a bottle or it and be- fore using two-thirsls of it my rheuma- tism had taken it's flight and I have not had q rheumatic pain since" Sold by ElVey & TIulett.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-17
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ADJUSTMENTS A
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Shooting the Chu,es" is the title of Murray a2d M2cks latest success. which they will produce at the Doris tHeater Monday evening. March 2t. Introducing ar all-star east colnrosed of a veri,- able cascade of prettr girls and toet of clever comedians. Murray and M2c& are tho r.oSt popular comedians on tha American stage. and shooting the Chutes." it is claimed. i.' srertcr, gran der and more glorious than all the giitterirg successes these monarchs CT comedy have yet offered the American public.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-17

No. Date.
 X ". r.. Nichols salary.
 territorial auditor. fer
 nontn cf January. f9 p. $ 15o. .og +S r.. J. BaHnitt. salary,
 citizen member board O.
 coatrcl ............ ...... 15o. 20 5j l Tn0.. W. Pemberton.
 salary. territorial treas
 ur,r. month of January.
 1902 .......... ........... SS.S3 II 1 C. F. .tinsWarth. salary
 and expense as attorney
 rcleral. January 1912 100 .O0 - ! Isaac T. Stoddard. sal
 ary. territorial librarian.
 Janu"ry. 1902 ............ 5o. .oo 52 Sims Ely. salary. pri-
 vat sccretary U tn.
 governor. January. i9,-. 12-' 50 - r. D. Lane. eXtrG cltr-
 ical services rendered
 auditors office. January
 l#@ ............... ..... 25 Gu u Win. EnglisA. salary. as
 sistant t-Iiitoli Il s,.:re-
 taIE. January. 19u3...... loo GA -j Suns | r lephace O..
 Us- Of telephones in gov
 slnor and auditors of
 f,cs. February. 19o2..... 9.-J t5 C. r. AinsweEth attor-
 ney 2, neral travelling
 exp. nse1 and printing
 briefs-cas+ pending fin
 United States supreme
 court at Washington 33:3;33 33;33 ::;:5 i6 r Arizona Gazette pub
 lishicG -Nrbor day procla-
 nation ...... .......... 10. oo G T. M"haVe County Miner.
 publishing Thanksgiving
 pr"clama ticn ........... To. O0 co T. HIohaV- County Miner
 Subs,riptionr territorial
 library. i9al and l@ea.... 6.o5 - -6 Arizona Publishing Co.
 publishing ,roelamatian
 of reward ................ 6.oo - 26 Citizen Printing and
 Publishing co. subscrip-
 tinn. territorial library.
 to February !. l9o3...... 563 73 2S The News Publishing O.. publishing Thauks-
 giving proclamatian .... 1o-o0
 GENERAL FIND. Paragraph -9s3 R < of 1901. ci H. Harrison. salary, sec
 retarN livestock sanitary
 board January. 1go3 ....$ loo .0U = C. W. rueh, printing for livestock sanitary beard 3f.1D r3 2 J. C. ,Nortpn. salary. mil
 a2e and -Np-nse as terri! torial veterinarian. Ian anuarY, l903 ............. 302. :.
 GENERAL FUND. Paragraph 379S, R. S of 1901 J9 1 Arizona Publishing Co,
Arizona republican., 1902-03-17
Office of the Board of Control.

FHOtIIIA, [tTIZ., tD. ,, ISV-- The board met at 10 o'clock a. IT, Present, w. F. Nichols, member. ar.I +. J. Bennitt. secretary.
 The reports and accounts from tn territorial prison were received by tn. board.
 The reports from the prison officials were read and ordered placed on file. The prison claims for the month end ing January 31, 1902, after being care fully considered, were approved fo: payment from the prison fund. as fol- lows:
Arizona republican., 1902-03-17

and James <. Mathuen. Phoenix: J. j. HerchUink and family. Mexico: W. r. A."Fherson. New York: Benjamin George. Temre: Mrs. !. r. Carpenter, Natchez Tenn: C. -t. Stewart. Tempe.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-17

We have so dozen ladies' and gents underwear. -vc!lwcar. silk handler- chiefs: S3.'a3 worth "f shoes. some ot them guaranteed; more i-s,s nan Wr want ,o.-e and tals advantage O. rr- duction pIices- HyJ!rr H-o=-
Arizona republican., 1902-03-17
Total expense, month of Janu-

ary, 1902 ................. s2743.t. The following claims were approved for payment from the territorial prison Improvement fund. as provided for Ir Act No. Ii, laws of 190l E. r. Sanguinetti. supplies fur nished territorial prison. 655 0s; Talbot 6 Hubbard, supplies furnished territorial prison. 47S.g w H. Robinson. supplies fur nished territorial prison. 125l The John Van Range Co.,. sup plies furnished territorial prlSOn o-- lii The Yuma Lumber Co. supplies furnished territorial priSon... 90. lg H. Brown, supt., freight on sup plies for prison. "A,
 sl.3O7 5n There being no further business. tn board adjourned. Attest: E. J. BENNETT. Secretary
Arizona republican., 1902-03-17
MINUTE: OF THE MEETINGS OF THE BOARD OF CONTROL OF ARIZONA HELD DURING THE MONTH OF FEB
 RTARY. 1902
Office of the Board of Control.

Phoenix. Ariz., Feb. l, 1902. Thc board met at 10 o'clock a. III. i'rc@oat. W. r. Nichols. member, and l.. J. :2ennitt. secretary.
 The following claim was examined and approved for payment as provided fcr in paragraph 3569, R. & of 1901. '. p. Lane. salary as clerk
 Board of Control for the
 month Of January. 1902. ......S 15.O0 The regular monthly claims from the insane asylum for salaries and sup plies for the month of January. 1902, were examined and approved for pay nent from the insane asylum fund. as follows:
Arizona republican., 1902-03-17

publishing list of war rants issued in Decem- Der. 1901 ...........-....-S ff.p} 60 Arizona Publishing Co.,. publishing proceedings of board of control. De cembsr. 1901 .......--.-.. 5S.o3 Gi & Consolidated National bank. assigned account cf Star Publishing Co.,, publishing notice to con tractors fer reform school ..... 10A l3 70 26 roconino Weekly Sun. publishing proceedings cf beard of education Of northern Arizona normal school from April to December Il. 1901 ~ GS .03 GENERAL FUND. ' r. D. Lane. salary. clerk board of control. month e. January. 1902. Par. :-Cg. Ii S of 1G11........$ l5.C0 -S (. D. Postoa. appropria- ton fer month of Janu
 ary. 1902. Act No. II. laws of 19o1............. 35.O0 GS T. Mohave County Miner. subscription. territorial Ebra,-y. for . 'r 1900.. 3.Ga 7f $ Territorial ;irlsurer, de fic:ency ii interest fund -fnterest due on terri torial funding bonds. Par 2C50. UuitrI States revised statutes Ctrans-
 ccr frcin general to in terest fund .............52.1S U. 1SS. ,N
 PRISON FUND. Paragraph 3GOl. R. S e 1901.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-17

r tro-aleG With rheumatism. give Hhamberi2.n's Pain Balm a trial. It will Eot cost yoU q ce:t Ii it does no good. rno application will relieve the pain II also cures sprains and bruises in one-tnirl the time required by any other treatment cU,S. burns. frost bites. quirsy. pains in -the side and chest. el2n6ular and other swellings are quickly cured by applying t. Every boat" Walr:tr'ad. Price .5 and 50 cents Far sale by I.J-ay x Iiulctt.
 Tan't ia.E down ol 7h. c..udiil' ..-,-..i=- b. wears mud..s boots: you b., ;;hie T." sen your face in ein after E-'@ !est.5. Crhtt is, if you can g.; ,-a~- enough r. nim th-n:) :)-A;Ianta ',astitutipa.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-17
LIST OF WARRANTS ISSUED BT TIFF, TERRITORIAL. AUDITOR DURING THE, MONTH OF
 FEf:I;EARE 1902.
GENEEAI FrNp.

-Act No. Nn CAplropriation EilD. Laws
 of 1901.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-17

II is said that W. ". Astcr. ncw q subject of King Edward. will take u:- politics again. H. has declared his willingness to run for parliament 1o'' the Epsom division cf Surr-y. William <eswicl1. the present member from that district. Will not give Mir. Aston q clear field. as he has annoounced that ha is prepared l. contest his seat against anyone who ma, rpns, him. The de cis;ua nf MT. A@tCc i awaited with nm little interest under ,h" circumstances. Epson is q TorE stronghold. W. W. AstCr has vo to this time had iittie t. do with politics si-oe. as resident of this city. h- served in the atat- legis- lutUr- from 1878 70 15>1.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-17

10 H. A. Diehl Shoe Co.,. shoes 19. .1,s Il Phoenix Hay and Grain Co..
 supplies .......... .... 1S.6o l2 Goldman & Co, supplies. S.G5 E Sunset Telephone Co.,. tele-
 phone rent ............... 6.G9 IA Arizona Publishing Co.,. sup
 plies ............ - 15a1 15 r. Cavallieri, supplies. ..... 12.Cl l6 Dr. w. H. Ward supplies 26. B l. Gum Ram, supplies 17.6G
 S1453 1> Total salaries, month of Janu-
 ary. 1892 ....................... S1 290. ng Total supplies, month of Janu-
 ary, l9c2 ....-.-.-............ 1.453. 1A
Arizona republican., 1902-03-17

i5 C. W. BardeeH.......... A -5o l6 Mutual Telephone Co.,. 800
 IT 2 Geo. H. Coffin. l2 0u R 2 Geo. F. Sullivan. agent. B go 19 3 Sample Furniture Co.,. A. 50 25 26 Geo. r. Sullivan. agent. 30. S5 EG 26 The Fred Macey Co.,. 16-"' Z7 26 Silver. Burdett & Co.,. 6l .3o
Arizona republican., 1902-03-17

The success of the Chicago symphony orchestra and the Eorda concerts has clearly demonstrated that Phoenix au Gicaccs appreciate god music and that they will p1tronize literally al lists of well known ability. Manager Stechan amour, es that he is now in corre.,- pcnderce with the Collsinarini- H=pet- to company for one or two perform ances in Anril.
 This young sinSe: possess e- remark able gifts and must be credited with surprising attainments. Her voice is one of prodigious power. the magnii- cence of which must be heari to be appreciated Collamarini is intensely dramatic and she gives hey singing q dramatic significance that is not ap IioacEcd hy any of her compeers ra the American stage. AS Carmen she was Wi;1 and i,npe;3Jis and success from her entrance U the fall Of ths curtain. C;Imcn viii live long in the memory of those who saw i;. ar the greatest C9liaon eyer presented in America.-N York Musical Courier.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-17
ARIZONA NORM
 SCHOOL FUND.

 Salaries Northern Arizona Normal
 School 2 A. N. Taylor. principal
 January. 1902 ..........--$ 290 CD , , E'raTcas II. Bury. teach
 er. January, 1902 2......... 110.0 2 C. HartweI. teacher.
 January. 190. ............ 11c.o3 L. H. Hunter teacher.
 January. 19l2 ..........- 50. a F.. Kapauke. janitor.
 January, faa2 .......... 5000 -o 26 A. x. Taylor. principal.
 February. 1902. .... ..... geo % T 26 Frances H. Bury. teach
 ,r February. 1902 ~ no. O0 - 26 C. HartWell teacher.
 February 1902 ......... ll9 GJ 9 -G l.. K. Hunter. teacher
 February. 1892 .......... 5000 2i 26 r.. kapanke. janitor.
 February. 1902 ........ 90. n0 Supplies. Northern Arizona Normal
 school.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-17
Territorial News
e: :..::t- .s.s-. .---.-. =
 GEORGE NIU-SGEAVE.

The Outlaw Chief of Nev Nexico Cap
 sured ;t Last
Arizona republican., 1902-03-17
GENERAL FIND.

59 Arizona Publishing Co,
Arizona republican., 1902-03-17
PRISON FUND.

Supplies. Territorial Prison. January.
 1902
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-02-07

Vaen ia a as nor a ue' Nheu g1u
E.sa ths bruse,. fesa ~ a aaags an-
gsr sad tal alm f slI h4fr 40 mors
wnen gau tel a dear srJ 1-s laos-
.aK vim sazer anE.ous eYat toNa-i
ne saores ~ heslrh. hdp hrgh- -aeT
look aaf nov fhe1 are lmDr19.ag tAg
By tag Wben me tocror VIA aa,py
suues. assurss ,he 5atieut he 0a
ne neud aad v.l soou le 3lt When
fas ca5tan 1n fle wide waste ~ IRE
sea plth AhNnx s,I5 >aIns enc
rsinz frantr fears - se eaa Is1acl
the loafs asay When rhe boz a. th-
sr0ssroa6s .h Nep Iersey wa 4g,ld
sy surulng -edC0ats phlrh vaJ Wash.
inr.on Doated .a zoe o5pos'e
Dire Nhan ere Ear.as the
ages a.t.on mar aari,hes al
ma ad srl isada 'aem 20 'he hizh.
way ai eterral rixat iadeed the Do
between ths riEht aad wrong betE@cn
f-u.h ahd ratrurh hAs puzzled mighty
Elnfs for aga IN
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-02-07
To ~. pssH-

The RED River Teisphons C1r1 pany.
win headqlartsra a. Marietta. & T..
having recently sEtsnfsd .,a Dasa In
n new Gs.1s hitherto Gauowl %
tsleploaY. makes one % the raost
~orlpiate systems ia North Texas and
'ha Indian Tsrrltn-Y Pfomot and q.
aclsut zeFVlca ia given the patrons o.
this line. quick coanect.ons are made
10 poia;s Ia Texas. Louisiana. Arkan-
saz. Missouri and Kansas.
Under The nalazsmeEt u one thor
ouzhly skilled In the work. the Dsoac.
iencT o. thls line L. brought beyOnd
The standard reached By otEer liLes
Every detail IL In the hands II a CON
Detert workman. Any information De
sired concerning the lines. cornsc.
iions. rules. etc. will be given a. any
d ia Offices Or may b. obtained By
addressing J. -. Kirkpatrick. prssL
dent. BumsyViis. T. T. o. 70 n. n
GsitEef. general manager. Leon l. T
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-02-07

ie1 .au.r s1r 11rring 1i1lirrs -.starlug
ursuT 4r -r.roLanz an t1gai-snG
iCw 1f -He a.rrsrss-l.
sr rar 1rr~ti NJ ss-1lr1rerf 1~ sis---'f
sfaer.ff Pr|sHrr.5fu uu ta lnr 81 rfc araf urrii-
+.alrv tlr ranifsri. v~H.l frt Ar-T H1rIicrE
" icrir 1f liss a ls.li.i tsa rlreEs Kan o.
utrr .te ielf uss -i1r uaur tfrrv faa
ruual g iu Iie nofir~ ~ ZEN -nf.f~su t1f
fu I~flfq =f.lr "sfrf f.fr rsar
.If fft 81 s#f lTit tl-a-rr lI -l1 b. afs ni e
i~s1rT ~ u9 frfe~ lEatrr 1rr l1sl ll 10 ono
Y'fr 1't art ffr we vtrH isrrir 3 .-al tif
isrsnt tornirI fuf rrur lf .tr-r -1uif lsl NJ
vtuf 1fF t-irnis uff rfrv fatf vsH vel
ti1 urlug e We faanr.I It--t By turrs1ra -ur
rtfr .culd frff.Ig uruu anl .tav
1ugf.er I Ef1v rfat ur .r-falr vsa r fit
80 rf1's v'ffr nj MI Hr Z r'ruQir ai.H ..ur :
rru.f .-n ~ f'rr.eH -lrrrffr f~sIlrr lf .rlu.
-frE ~ s1fr~ firr unul.rt isE inFv 1a-1- q
alr aaaY Ert fI4 & .lrn1f srtse F1ur usf.i-
-.nr ruouz ~ .se Y-0d fit urf
TFtgorits Prsscri5t1or zIaxsa weak
women nrrgz sicS g5rleu well Acrspf
- ,g1gfIc.ce i1r sle -ler.lcIls sh5ca
porEs V.l,..i'a i1r sear psr.en
Dr Per-ei Pieasarr Pellets are eas7
s.d plsaaaat ta take a most s7scti,.
Axafl1e
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-02-07

That combination Of either riding
or walking cultlyator at Williams.
Corhu e. Cor 90 said to be the
greatest thing Of ita Kind on The mar.
kot Call at the store aana ask 10 see
this cultlyalor. 2Otf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-02-07

sal,ara s-se-erts-Lss ssf' Orig
Ha-1s1.

bar1sG.
-susraaenoDls ger s-rhe mrau g
hrauer n4av lamat Wiamud 'asha
has seen teutsnraf -a tearh Mahmld
aas cnr Seen 1r1m neur I ris g1rur
Tlrrsd movement ant v1s rsrsnr-7 p
sTseref from greers al ae iehsar 1f
as mran Waanad vsnr 90 saus raf
ha sultan -saueer-t as sv)uaou
t.m la7 o. was -afIaef sur MAJ
unt sracseaed .a Paris vaers ae -s
ua.ns III mfsrF Eu me m ran s.aa-
tsansls 'arst ca. adurs a.m -s .s
a,-s 20 rouusnfadpls 80 Ae --tn nal
-1g- vsa asruccst -s asla q vac
aat '.r Hahmutt arrsn taf -o cry
ae tir-rs lY tsfanr v.i tfe 'sa1r
-iar 81 vss -Gademaet -1 tsarh-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-02-07

Tablers Buckeye Pile Ointment .s
no panarea but ia recommended for
piles only These 70 will cure. Price
~ cents 10 bottles Tubes. q cents.
vs. B. Frame. city Drug Store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-02-07

The Chinese authorities threaten to
deprive the United States OF its fay.
orcd nation privileges II. the Chinese
exclusion law II re-enacted
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-02-07
sGEpl seeoi
G. o. puah, Wholesale ard Retail
Dealer.

Two cars Of Texas Red rust proof
oats. I car Early Amber Cane. car
big German Mlllet. 4 car white and
yellow Corn. friah Potatoes and all
Hiuds Of Garden Seeds In bulk Next
dor 70 y. - Pugh's fruit stand. I'm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-02-07

DR.. s. K Collins. veterinary sur.
geon. oGics a. White 4 Smiths barn.
Al calls answered promptly day or
night BIN
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-02-07

wells Syrup P"yain ls In its certainty
10 cure constl lpatiOn. Indigestion. sick
headache and stomach troubles. Sold
ny W B Frame. ArdmOre and MadIli
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-02-07

Tho average girl thinks % ls smart
10 try 20 make other girls laink she
has refused 10 marry o man when she
10 "a Mysteries for fear hs won't ask
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-02-07

A. 1f-sr srl1 urug-T la-ie7. r'iev ~
and a-sf ierauHe arer t-s ll-dsi Ite
sea rii7 1i0tter H Wr- -1 Save Y1rr
,aaiea 1adrs1 -iar -1r ANT Aeep uG
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-02-07

We sell COAL. not trash and other
stun that won't burn
2ftf IaidlaW Lumber CO.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-02-07

a woman would rather be- not loved
bat noticed than 10 be- loved but not
noticed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-02-07

ladies who take pride "a "loar.
white clothes should use Red Cross
BnR Blue Refuse limitations"