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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-05
MsorS.
Ser Gbimsie Soe Sung int
Sdlafe abseid)ladtet.
Die W6roer entfoben ttad)
noabrad)ter Gbat nit
ieimtn Griparmifett.

Soc Qunq, Der befannte @1iderei-
8eIiger 1T wdbrenb Der perflOiienen
9la6t ermoroet tporben. gs tpirb
angenOmmen, oaB Die Sbat sesen swei
llbr ausgefiibrt tuurbe.
9eute gOrmittag gegen IL l6r fiel
es Bert Mener, tuel9er neben 2un9's
@dI6erei Oil Der SnOiana abe. go.
2O7 ein@isarren=@ei6dft bstreibt, elm,
na5 ieinem giadbar gu idauen oa er
bsnielben nod ri6t 81 @eii6t betom=
men bate. 9ie Sa6e fam ibm ber=
bd9tie Dor uno er bolte ben &ebier=
polisilten WtuserObe bsrbsi. Sur9
Elm Ofenes 9interfsnifer selansten iie
in Die Wdi9erei unb iie tparan ettpa 10
TuB ssganssn. als ii9 ibnen Elm snt-
febli6er Mnblif oarbot.
Sintsr Der Yprtiere, pel9e Die
eisentli6e Mdi9erei BON Dem 6ront-
5immer trennt, lag Die beriiiimmelte
2eihe Sung's in elmer 8lutla9e. Der
&opf mar nabe5u bon bem &umpfe se=
trennt fOoaB ansenDmmen pereen
muB, baB Der MOrber our Iusfiibruns
ieiner Shat cine Nrt Sadbeil benuste.
gs mar, nn9 Der Sage Der 2ei6e su
beurtbeilen, tlar, baB Sung sur 3eit
i9lief, als sr bem Morbbuben sumOpfer
fisl. Der Naden uno Der 3opf tpieien
auBerbem nod cine @nsabl tiefer @un=
Den auf uno oas re5te Iuse mar our6
einen Der S9ldss aus ieiner SObls ge=
trieben.
Der 4ablif mar elm gerabesu ent=
iebli6er. Die Pplisei puroe iofOrt
bon sem grauIieen 8orfaa in 2enntniB
geiebt unb es tpurben iofort bic tpsit=
sebenofen gia9fOriaunssn anseitelt.
SaB ss iid sunddft um einen &aub=
morb banbelte, sing aus bem llmifanoe
bsrpOr, baB fsin baarss Sslb in Der
Wdi6ersi nod in ben &leioern beg grs
mOrosten sefunbsn wurbe, trOyoem
bod betannt mar, oaB er ifets cine be-
trd9tli6e @elbiumme bel ii9 trus.
gtO9 seftrn gOrnittas batte er meb=
reren ieiner 2anbsleute in benz Gro
cerplaoen npn OuOns See & So. an Der
q. Selatpare Str. go. 152 mitge=
tbeilt, baB er in ieiner &odtaide $500
in 8aar BEL fi9 traee. = Sieier &od,
foipie aud feline 8eintleiber bate oei
Wt6roer mitgenpmmen.
9uns bate lebte 9fa9t su gbrsn
zines Sntels, uelder na6 China suriid-
te6ren mollte, Elm Banfett gegeben, an
tpsl6em sttpa 80 ghineisn tbeilnab=
men. Sieiss Geit bate Inn 2 llbr
beute MOrssn iein gnbe errei9t.
Ser poliseidef bat auf beute Na6=
mittas idmmtli6e Sbeilnsbmsr an Dem
Santett gum gerbOr pOrselaOen. sc
miro ais fi6er ansenommen, baB Die
Shat bon einsm ooer bon stpeien bon
ieinen Sanosleuten aussefiibrt puroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-05
Grau g offel betanute
lid 59ulo ia.

Yittsburs, 5. Mai. Grnu Rate
Soffel, Die Grau Deg Waroeins beg
Nassbanp 8efdnsniHes. tuel9e ben
gum Sooe perurtbeilten gebriioern
&ibble CUR Glu@t aus benz Gefdnsnib
berbalf, betannte fid beute i'm @eri9t
oes ibr 3ur 2ait selesten 9ergebens
f9ulois. sic uiro nd9fen Saulfas
berurtbeilt iperben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-05
Cine neme Spmasose.

Sie Congregation Sbara SeffilO bai
in elmer ssfern absebaltenen geriamm.
luna beIdloHen, an Stelle bes alteu
Trame=Gebduoes on Der g. Meribian
Strabe cine neue Spnasoge aus Stein
bauen gu lahsn. 9ieielbe wiro s15,-
900 tolten.
Die Ssrren Soiepb gobonfein.
@uitab Soispb unb gmil Wantel tuur,
ben als @onite ernannt, um gontri=
butionsn sntsesensunehmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-05
Soipnie etipas beiier.

Sas Befinben bon 9lsranber Sotp-
ME, tuelaer tiir5lid sufdqig bon Or.
PariOns in ben &iiden seidoFen
wurbe, bat iid, ieitbem cine Operation
OIL ibm pOllsOgen tuuroe, ettpas sebsi=
iert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-05
0mt 9ols!

Sie Bel Der tpoblaelunaenen Saiion=
S9luBieier Der Snbpls. &ealer-9isa
in Der Salle bes 1lnabb. Surnpsreins
am Samitag Mbenb preissetronten
Clubs uno ein3elnen 6esler paren
folssnbe:
Glub=Yreife:
1.-Marion Club.
2.-@albington Club.
3.-Gapital Gitp.
ginsel= 9reiie:
Ser populdrlte 3esler-@ol. 8. 9.
Smith.
l. prsis-Sbps. s. Garter, Wa=
rions b69fe burdidnittl. punftsabl
1872, 12-7S.
2. preis s-@apt. grpion, Waarions.
3. preis-gen gropn, Marions.
4. preis-Msl 2nor, Marions.
5. preis-@sprs 2irtboff, @aibina=
tons.
6. preis Sem Cooper.
z. preis-Oswalb Geioenifider.
8. preis-W. &. @arftang.
9. preis-Greo gomftod, etc.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-05
Die Ofemtli@em Yarfs fart
beimat.

Sn alien Offentliden parfs sins ss
seifern auBeroroentli9 lebbaft 5u. Sm
Sairbieip part tpirb bic 3abl Der
geiu9er auf 5000 seibdBt. gtipa
5000 battsn fi9 in Yroab @ipple elm
gefunoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-05

Sie arrangements tuaren bon 6errn
Sos. s. 6aslinger uno ieinen Miiiiten=
ten, ben Serrsn Sobn Sdneiber, Gbas.
Oorger, 8eo. 8reoeipatel unb Wnt.
Sdneiber. in iorsfdltiser @eiie se=
troffen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-05

]
Su feben ia m.
Samuel &oienbaum, Snbaber zines
Barrel 9auies an Der Snoiana ape.,
bate iib beute i'm POli3eiseri9t se9en
Die glntlage, iein 2Dtal am Sonntag
Offen sebalien uno Spirituoisn ber=
fault 81 baben, gu terantiuOrtsn. gu9
iein S9anttellner mar berbaftet tpor=
ben. Sie @erbaftungen parsn auf
geranlaiiuns bes farbiaen polisiiten
WOntsOmerp erfOlst. Serielbe iaats,
er bdtte &Oienbaum unadblise Male
seiparnt, allein 9isier babe ibm INNER
geantwOrtet, bab linn ni9ts eeideben
tOnnte, oa er na9 pben bin gut anss=
l6rieben lei.
8OIenbaum beitreitet, bisie gemer=
tunsen sema9t gu babsn, uno srtldrts,
oaB Der pOlisiit Die gerbaftuns nur
aus &aae borgerommen bdtte. gr
CAB gu, fein Sofal pfen sebalten 81
haben, aber bieies bdtten anOsre Wir=
tbe in Der Ia9baridaft aud setban
uno oenen lei ni4ts sei4ehsn. er
iagte ferner, Dab Der pOli3iit felt einsm
Sabre in ieinem 2otale berfsbrts unb
li4 bort benabm, als oh er bort gu
Sauie tuare. 2ein Sag ober teine
Na9t lei persanaen, mo- er nidt 10
uno 10 piele S9ndpIe ober Slider gisr
erbalten bate unter Dem 2un9 babe
er itets cine f0rmli9e gerbeerun,
angsri1tet. - ~
Seit orei Wonaten aber babe er aud
nod bon ieinem Sdanffelner ber=
lanst, baB berielbe ibm oes Nbenbs
nod cine 6laide Wbistsp nit auf ben
@ea seben iollte. Sa iei-ibm benn bod
Der 8eoulosfaOen seriiien unb er bate
cine i9arfe slnseinanoeriebuns nit
MontgomerD. tpelder nebenbei aeiaat,
ibn im 2aufe bes Sabres $500 ssfOfet
bate. Geit ienem Sase iOa berielbe
ihm 9ebrobt baben, ibn aus Dem 8e=
fddft su brinsen.
Ser &i9ter beri6pb ben 6al bis
nd9ifen Sonneritae.
Sie @roBee 6porenen
traten beute tpieoer in Sibuns. Sr=
senb pel4e beiOnoeren Snitructinnsn
erbielt,n iie nibt.
HeueS 9eibunsstIagen.
Srau Saiisp pbilipps perflaste
beute ibren @atten @ilbslm cnf Sdei=
bung. Derfelbe bat fie por etiua bier
Sahren berlafen unb ieitbem iiA um
feline Grau uno &inoer nidt mebr be
fiimmert.
gR eber peri bnt.
Wtarp @beelsr, trelae cine belifate
&lase sesen &obert 9. Carrie einse-
rei9t batte, lieB beuts i'm @sri9t oura
ibren Intpalt erfldren, baB fie ibre
&lase suriidsiehen ipolle. sic mubte
bierauf Die Soften beaablen.
6rau 2ate Smith, pelae i6ren
Gatten Charles auf nnteritiibuns ber-
flast bate, srfldrte ebenfans, baB fie
ibn nidt tueiter seridtliG berfolsen
pplie.
Der 81 a me elmer 81 q
geG bert.
Ser Webber Burton 60. uurbe bic
grlaubniB Su She'll ibren Iamen in
rSnbianapplis &sealia Co." umdn=
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-05
9oqanb.
6 n m u bigenSes gulIe=
tin t o m m aus g hlcB
SOD Il Der bas Be-
finoen Der D.
main.

nigin.
SIM Saas, 5. Mai. Gin berte
9fadmittag um 2 llbr bon ben Nersten
Der &6nigin beraussesebenes Bulletin
beiast, oab Der 3uitanb Der a6nisin
Wilbelmine elm befriebissnosr iit. Sie
@erste finb beitdnois um iis unb iopObl
Bring Ssinrid als aud ibre Wlutter
befinSen ii4 wdhrenb Der Na9t bsitdn=
big in ibrer nddften Ndbe.
Bon feinem Greunbe
erf4oiien.
2osansport, Snb., 5. Mai.
Irmin 6. glad murbe bon Samuel
probf, ieinem befen 6reunbs in elmer
S4eune, tpel9e benz Srren.gipl Song
Gliff bena4bart iif, eri6Oiien. probft
mar nit bsm &eiilisen elmer Glints be-
fddftist, als bieielbe ii9 pl6bIi9 ent=
luo. Die &usel brans in bic redte
8ruf bon 8laf unb bra9te bemielbea
cine tDotlide Wunoe BEL. gr tpar ber=
beiratbet unb binterldBt Gamilie.
M Marion @las= =Gabrit
gel 9lDifen.
Marion, Snb., 5. Mai. Sen
Nrbeitern in Der Clinton @las=6abrit,
elmer Der bebeutenbfen in Der @as=
&esion, 1T beute mitsetbeilt tporoen,
bab Der Tetrieb am nd9ifen Samifas
eireeitellt tperten tuirb. Die 8eIell=
i9aft miro gang unb gar nad gam=
bridge, g., tpoielbit fie i6on glasbiit=
ten beiiBt, iiberiieoeln. Mansel an
Natursas iit Der grunb, aus pel9em
.iie bon Warion fort3iebt.
Drei Walf Ctr Girmen in
6 G9wulitdten,
Rem Yorf, 5. Wlai. Drei Wau
Ctr. Girmen iieIlten beute ibre 3a6-
lunsen elm. Dieielben iparen: Oifen-
bad & Moore, 9ertreter bes @ebb-
Meper @puoieats, 6enrp Bros. &
60. uno 2odpoob, 6urb & 60.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-05
Gomeoroia Sereim.

Sie gsifern abeno bonn vGOneoroia-
8erein" in Der 8ermania 9aae neran=
ifaltete &artenpartie nabm BEL sabl=
reider 8etbeilisuna einen iebr anse=
nebmen 8erlauf. Sn Die iebr hibiden
Yreiie thsilten ii9 folsenoe Samen unb
9erren /:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-05

e. @ommtm9er'S Gate,
importirte 6rantfurter nit Sauer-
fraut ooer 2artoHelIalat, iotpie bic
feinifen @etrdnfe Pets an 0ano. AZ Bis
46 Wef Ohio Strabs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-05
Drei WalI Str. Girmen in
G9mulitdten.


Settle aini, wobnbaft an Der @e>'
iOl Nbe. SO. 5l2 purbe..ri<< )
ben BIattetn leibenb, r e.'s:. =,
6enbauie eeianei
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-05
" NtSmard Gafe. Sn- uni

ausldnbiI9e Biere an 3apf. SmpDr.
tirte fotpie b;efise Delifatefieit ifets an
0anb. 5. s. Mrens, 25 Of pearl Ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-05

s@ &audt Gitp Seal Sc Gisarreri.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-05
Nus Sen Geri9tsbSfen.
gunbesri9ter Sob n %. 3 o.
ter miro refigniren.

9lus WaIbineton fommt Die Na9=
ri4t. baB Sunoesri6ter Sobn sc.
8afer benz Yrdlioenten &ooiebelt,
iobalb Der Mai-5ermin sei9lohen lit,
feline &efienation einrei9en mirb.
Sieielbe iOa in &raft treten, iobalo Der
prdfiaent ieinen 9ta6folser ernonni
bat.
Gin Polisiif, wel4 er De m
Wirtb &oienbaum tbeuer
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-06

Laxative Bromo qulnineaSN.&,v~E.s
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-06

honors, despite the fact that General
Dick will probably want the office.
The following officers We're elected:
President, r. II. Gillmer, Warren; vice
presidents, Hon. w. S. Harris, Say
brook; Burley Fox, Welsh6eld; George
Anderson, Akron; John p. Hazlett,
Youngstown; B. J. Taylor, Warren; J..
w. Root, Garrettsvllle; Lake county,
to be supplied; executive committee,
Hal w. OIds, Orwell; Terrence Rey-
noIds Chardon; G. c. Braden,. Warren;
II. T.. Wright, Youngstown; L. r..
Sisler, Akron; George j. Waggoner,
Ravenna; Lake county, to be supplied;
recording secretary, J. Howard Ed
wards, Youngstown; corresponding
secretary, P, c. Remick, jefferson;
treasurer Judge L, l.. Marvin, Ak
ron. o..
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-06
covered himself and the county he re

covered himself and the county he re-
presented with honor and glory.
The principal address was delivered
by Hon. Albert Douglass, Of Chilli
cothe. During the evening a solo was
sung by Prof w. A. Putt, an Akron
man, who is professor of vocal train.
ing in the Warren public schools. The
affair was very successful from a
social standpoint, and doubtless equal
ly so from a Republican standpoint
because the chief address was filed
with words of advice to the banqueters
to do as Senator Hanna had instructed
them, Stand pat" and the trust ques-
tion was also handled in harmony with
the administration policies. Mr. Doug
lass is an aspirant for gubernatorial
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-06
GAMBLING DEN.
None Finer Than That Run by
Garfield. -.

New York, Dec. Con Dec. 2, the
police raided the handsome gambling
house of Richard Canfield. Canheld's
is the most aristocratic gambling re-
sort in New York. ....
It is on Forty.fourth ST., near Fifth
ave. ..-.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-06
AKRON
Well Represented at
Garfield Banquet.
II Was a Successful Event at
Warren Last Night.

Among those from Summit county
who attended the GARFIELD banquet at
Warren, Friday night We're Mayor w.
B. Doyle, Judge G. NJ. Anderson, w.
R. Irwin, James Boyd, Or, l., L, Sisler,
John Flower, l.. G. Miles, Dayton A.
Doyle, Mark d. Buckman, Judge U. l..
Marvin, Clint W. Kline, James Wilson,
Fred e. Smith, N g. Stone and DR.,
L. s. Ebright, Akron; Orlando Wilcox,
Cuyahoga ralls; Chas. zimmerman and
I. J. Davis, Barberton.
Summit county was represented on
the program by Mr.. l.. G. Miles, who
responded to the toast, "What Are the
Wild Waves saying?' and as usual, he
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-06
GEN. CHAFFEE, TOO
Another Distinguished Contrib
, utor to Local Bazaar.

General A. II. Chaffee will also con-
tribute an article to the collection to
be sold at the bazaar at the Woodland
NJ. e. church next week, beginning
Wednesday and continuing to Friday
evening. And the article to be donated
by General Chaffee will be no com.
mon thing either. 1t will be SOU
yenir direct from the Philippine islands.
This announcement was made to Rev.
Mr.. Wykofr, pastor of the church, by
Mrs. ID. NJ. Kesn, of Bristol, who is
a sister of General Chafree. It is ex-
pected that the handkerchiefs donated
by Mayor Johnson and Senator Hanna.
of Cleveland, will be sold to the high.
est bidder.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-06
1913 s. HoWard-st.
Open Evenings.
Pay on Berk's Little
at-a-Time Payments

Berk's great credit plan Is the grand
impetus behind the remarkable Xmas
trading now going on in this wonderful
market. Who hasn't, sometime or
other, been inoonvepienesd by lack Of
ready funds at Christmas-tideS But
his obstacle will never present itself
f you are q customer OF Berk's.
His "pay-nttle-at-s-time" method has
worked wonders in bringing the lug
uries of life within the reach Of every"
body. Think Of selecting from this
grand assortment Of Diamonds,
Watches, Jewelry, ETC., and paying but
Q few dollars down and the balance on
httle weekly or mouthiy payments. No
security Is asked and the article pur-
chased is delivered Immediately to the
purchaser or can be left to be delivered
at any time up till Xmas morning. Can
you get better guarantee than to
have the article In your possession
while you are paying for it?-This
gives you an opportunity to test it,
Eleven years in business in the same
place is surely some guarantee of our
responsibility.
There's an advantage to be gained
in buying now. Your experience Of
past seasons tell you this.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-06


The great number Of dyspepties is in.
ureasing daily. This is due to hurried
satins and lack Of care In selecting
proper food.
There is nothing moro effective to
the rundown digestive organs than
pure pepsin, and while pepsin alone
oosTects the overwprked digestive or
gans, q tonic, such a. pure port wine,
is also necessary 10 keep them in this
condition. ......
WalthsTss Peptonizsd Port, to be
found in all drug stores, combines in
exact proportions the purest pepsin
and richest port wine. It 10 highly
recommended by thoughtful physi-
sians.
Small size 50 cents. large size $1Oo.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-06
KILLED
Because He Neglected to Say
What He Wanted.

Ashtabula. Ohio, Dec. 6,-Edward
Barber, a man of family, went to the
home Of his neighbor, Lewis Brockway,
in Williansfield, and raped on the
door at midnight. To Brockway's query
what was wanted the caller did not re.
spond, and was instantly killed by a
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-06
Partnership Chan De.

Mr.. C. C. Chatfield of Wadsworth,
has formed partnrship with II. G..
Blocker in the drug business at Ill N.
Howard st., where he viii be pleased to
meet his many friends. Dr. A, 9. Geer,
who has been with.H, @. Blocker for the
past ave years, has, s,ensaged in. theprac.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-06
Howard st.
Xmas Buying or
In Earnest
Open Evenings

From the way Xmas-gift purchas-
ing is booming at Berk's it would
seem that the enormous throngs of
last season are again profting by
the great early buying opportunity
this wondrously popular store af-
fords. They are not only coming
Observation-Disclosures winning, be-
sides, the trade of their friends,
with the important facts.
But what prospective gift-giver
would not want to reap the fruits
of Berk's shrewd foresight When
persons rightly posted the store
that's tipped the winner is bound
to get the trade. When Berk got
in and secured the jewelry markets
ahead of "the other fellows" and
opened the Holiday season with an
early rush, he was striking a mas
ter-stroke that is now revolutioniz-
ing the entire Christmas business.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-06

tice OF medicine, and is located in the
Office formerly occupied by DIR. d.
Rowe, 13S S. Howard ST., where he will
be pleased to meet his many friends.
We wish all parties the best Of sue.
cess.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-06
So c. S
SPECIALS
For week ending Saturday, Dec, 18th

10 lbs. Of Fresh 1902 granulated
corn meal for 1Sc.
large QOc size) Easybright stove
polish 1Oc.
cakes VIM. 7. Bakers sweet choco-
late for 25c.
boxes American cocoa 25c
lb. shredded cocoanut 12c.
Red, yellow and blue sugar sand for
15c per ID.
Commencing Saturday Dec. 13,
every purchaser of 25c worth except
sugar will receive free, (besides
check our calendar. I'll take care
of you Grandma" Don't miss 1t.
Calendar pad is AXIS inches and can be
read across the room; also has moons
phases. No printing on the picture,
altogether the most pleasing and popu-
lar souvenir and calendar, we have
ever given out. If you can't come, tele-
phone, or write postal, send the
children, If you have no children,
send the neighbors.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-06

lo@d of shot fired through the door by
Brockway. The Coroner will return
verdict of justitiable homicide.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-06

The time to buy furs is now, We
save you money.
BYRIDER BROS.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-06
M. O'Neil & Co..

The time to buy furs is now. We
save you money.
'SoHa HaQIa4a 90 ''.'' g. f
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-03-12
Moved to Lexington.

In the departure Of Andrew Hardy
and his estimable daughter. Miss FL.
o. % their new home in Lexington
Okla. Ardmore loses one Of her p.on-
Ger business men. Although not all
this time an actual resident ot our
city his intimate business relations
were such that Ardmore claimed him
as one Of her pushing progressive
and safest men. In social and fraternal
circles Mr Hardy was an acknow,edg.
ed leader. being one OF the past grand
masters OF Indian Territory Mas0ns
an active member OF Ardmore Com
mandry KIT. and OF the Mystic shrine
and other orders. Ardmore will miss
him In many respects and the home
Of his adoption may we'll rejoice 10
such a valuable acquisition. We cheer.
fully commend Mr. Hardy 20 the bus.
mess element Of Lexington, in what.
ever line Of business he may enter he
will prove himself worthy OF your con.
dence.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-03-12
MI,h 80. &c. IL.

You can d. a. much ani sometimes
more than yo1 can uith your owu. es
-eclauy 70 To1r means are limited lr
t1is case BY using other peoples y0u
you'd have much larger capital Eith
uh.c1 t0 d. business this i- exactly
,le principal upon Hh.ct -tst very
capable actor and comedian Halnessy
Le-1y.s has worked For .r ss.ecr'1r
rls material with ah.e1 t1 .1 business
he has chosen as bis CAPITA. Othe-
Peoples E11ey- and Or tsI-lstrat-
t1r well BE- has s1.--sfat .1 the ap-
rIra-I1n 5f the same to E.s at as ar
amlser O. ulu only be ueces ssary %
announce the fact that DO win te seen
Ia this city Wednesday night March
% al the EI1sH opera house Then
those who have u1t been called here
o. rrp.eti11 rf good solid s-sutai
reiienre % hIs goFk car rest assured
that they have ln store ar evening fl'-
% rerlet,ou Cf god solid substantial
eli1yu -- that i.. r-esrming that the
volIff ---1s sme1t seeker enjoys a
laugh with Die fe..ca men For 10 g.
with this sole object ir view that ST.
Leroyie and ris merry company ar
brought 20 us with the play in qles-
lion Dc not 90 % the theatre expect.
INK songs dances and Euoesab5ut fsa.
tur@s 90 be- served you a. comedy o.
you wil meet with a sad disapoint.
meut Tor none % these are component
parts % the pronounced success Of
this play. It is q comedy pure and
simple
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-03-12
y PERSONALS. X

e. : joiner came in yesterday from
u1nczn
Geo N.rus % Paris arrived .- o1-
city yesterday.
Judge Potter came lp from Carss-
vile today.
j. J. Datts is a. home from his
s=uia-lla' millinery purchasing trip.
isaac Roberts arI son os orr ~
turned today from trip 20 Game
vile
Sterling 3. suang coe-ty CLERK Of
Montague CO. Tex. is in the city o.
business
Vs. p Doss and son came in from
Shawnee yesterday Afternoon and viii
visit relatives In the city.
Roy oaks. Assistant cashier Of the
bank a. sulphur passed through 20
ia- On bis return from Fort worth
Audrev Hariy and his daughters
Miss E6e. iett az noon today for Lex
.nzton Okla which place viii bs their
future nome They have many friends
.l Ardmore who regret their depart.
ure.
Dr. > p. Heain came Ia yesterday
afteuon from Memphis. where he has
been attending a medical school D..
Hefin is a resident of our neighborinz
town Earl and viii practice medicine
in his community
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-03-12
-Four Months For twenty-five. Cents

Twin Territories. Tho Indian Maga.
zine. will be sent to any address four
months for twenty-five cents. Regular
price one dollar a year, ten cents a
copy. This special offer Is good until
March 25th. Send today. n time 70 re-
ceive the Easter number, and the
splendid spring issues More than forty
pages Of good reading. Write 10 Twin
Territories. Muskogee. I. T.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-03-12
Notice Of Sale.

Notice Is hereby given that l. J. +.
Bledsoe. trustee In a certain trust
deed OF a stock OF merchandise, in
voicing s245s. and the building. fix
tIres. notes and accounts Of Scrimp-
shire & Pate Of Rayia l. T. will pro.
coed 20 sell the same at public auction
tion TO the highest bidder for cash, in
front Of the Scrimpshire & Pate
store building in the town ~ Ravia
l. T.. on the 18th day OF March. 1902,
between the hours Of 10 clock a. N.
and o'clock p. m.
J. +. BLEDSOE. Trustee.
First published March 12 1902
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-03-12
Horse Thief Cantured.

Deputy Hutchlns brought in Tom
Johnson, who he arrested a. Francis
FOR horse stealing. About a week ago
Mr j. s Bently lost a fine horse here
and offered S25 reward for the return
OF same.
Deputy HutChins was notified by
phone 20 look out FOR the horse and
was not long in locating him. He ar
rested the party having the horse and
brought him in He vas committed 70
Jail.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-03-12
Notice r A. ~.

Owing TO the inclemency Of the wes-
ther Tuesday night and the Knights
Templar having use Of the hall tonight
our regular meeting will be held
Thursday night at 7.3o o'clock All
members please take notice and gov
ern yourselves accordingly.
G. II. RRUCE. II. p.
MAX MUNZESHEIAIER. Scribe.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-03-12
More Railroads.

Il Is said that work will commence
at Hickory on the Frisco road in about
a week or ten days on the road pro-
jected to run from Lehigh to Lawton.
The road will progress west. passing
through Sulphur and Davis. Sulphur
will furnish $4,000 and railroad
grounds to get them 10 come their
way.