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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-04-18
,,,i4,9 80 BALTIMORE & ONO
~ RAILROAD.
Departure and Arrival Of Trains.

Schedule in Effect Nov. II, 1901.

LEA ' Z. + l. flltitltk,
4.sO A. NJ, except Sunday for Washington
Junction ana Nay stations, Washing ton
Baltimore, Philadelphia and W York
Due W shingto" GIL a IN,
800 a. m, daily, for Washington and way
stations, Philadelphia and New York. Dut
WaShin Ito $50 "a. m. sundays, S.55 IA. IN
$40 a m, daily, for Baltimore and way sta
lions, Philadelphia, New York, Cumber
Ia u and except sunday for Hagerstowu
Due Baltimore $50 a m
$40 a. m. except sunday, or ltim re M d
PRINCIPAL way static s. Philadelphia "A d
New York. Du Ba timore 10 - n, IN
wv r. m, except sunday, for Harper's Ferry
Winchester, HarriSonburg, Lexington and
Staunt n.
9.l5 a m, except Sunday. for Washington
Philadelphia and New York, Hagerstown
and way stations, incinnati Indianapo.
us, fittSburg and Chicago. Due Washing
ton l2:05 p. m
l5O p. m, except sunday. for Baltimore and
way stations. Philadelphia and New York
Due Baltimore 500 u. m
4lOp m, daily for Washington and way sta
IONS, Philadelphia and New York, Cum
berland, Cincinnati and st. Louis and ex.
cepi sunday for Winchester and StraSburg
Junction Due WaShingto 65tp m.
4SO p. m, daily, for Baltimore and way sta
lions, Philadelphia and New York. Due
Baltimore no p. IN.
go p. m, except Sunday for Washington
nagerstown, Winchesterand way stations
Pittsburg, Wheeling Chicago, Philadel
phia and New York Due Washington $40
m.
ARRIVE AT FREDERICK.
6SS a m, except Sunday, from incnnati.
PitiSburg, Washington Junction and way
sta 10 :. Baltimore and Washington, Mt
AIRY a d way stations. Mai arrives on
this tam.
SD m, except Sunday from Winchester.
HagerStown and way stations
1925 n m, except Sunday, from Baltimore
and way stations, Philadelphia and New
York
1850 a. M, except Sunday, from Washington
and way stations
ll.S2 a. m, sunday only from Washington
and way stations, Chicago and Wheeling
Cincinnati and 81. Louis.
lZOS p. m, sunday only from Baltimore and
way stations, Philadelphia and New York
2.2o p. m, except SUNDAY from ST Louis
and incnnaii, \ York, Philadelphia,
NaShi gton. HagerstoW II, Lexington and
way stations
S45 p. m, sunday only, from Washington
and way stations, 81. Louis and Cincinnati
400 p. M, except sunday, from Baltimore
ana way stations, Philadelphia and New
York.
$50 p. m. except sunday, from Baltimor,
and way stations, Philadelphia and New
York.
200 p M, except sunday, from Washington
and way stations, Philadelphia, New York
Plttsburg and Chicago.
Sl2 p. m, daily, from Baltimore and way
stations
6.40p. m, except sunday, from Washington
way stations.
w. T MULLINIX,
Ticket Agent.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-04-18
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Schedule in Effect November 18th, 1901
FREDERICK DIvIsI,
ia AND THE EAS'

FREDERICK DIVISION.
f' Stops only on notice to conductor o
agent, or on signal.
For PHILADELPHIA AND THE EAs.
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MAN CREMATED.


Terrible Fsts of TeaHessean in Wreck
Near holly. Tex.
Wichita Falls. Tex, Nov. 26.-A
freight train was wrecked ON the Den
yer two miles south Of Jolly at 3
O'Clock Tuesday morning
Conductor Russell and the brake
man jumped and escaped, but ]. E.
MeRady of ievishurg, Tenn. a pas.
ssnger in the choose. was instantly
Killed and his remains cremafed in the
burning wreck McRady was man
about IS years old and had an emf
grant car loaded wjth pair OF fine
horses and household goods attached
tn the train In the care III a young
man named II p Rome, his travelling
companion, MIR Rome and the car
were not injured in the Wrerk Mr
u Grady Was eur0uto 20 Hereford.
"a here he had purchased "A large tract
Of land lie had $500 on his person
His charred bones were placed i'm a
caskvt. Mrs AfcRady had preceded
him 90 Hereford
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-11-26

Cleveland Nov 2f-A letter written
by Mrs. Nellie Gore from Paris under
date Of Nov. :, has just been received
here by Mrs J D Slater, the aunt OF
Mrs Gore The communication con
tanned no mention of De Rydzeswki
the Russian. but Jod of Mrs. Cores
daily life in Paris. She said she had
been working hard az her studies. that
she arose al nine O'Clock every morn
ing. practiccd her music for two hours
and then took a long walk and re
tnrned 10 her work She was seldom
away from her apartments later than
nine O'Clock in tie evening she said
and had spent hut one evening away
from home during the past month.
Then she had gone to the opera in
company with a New York piano man,
Mrs Slater said that De Rydzeswbi
was infatuated with her niece, but
she was certain he had never proposed
marriage. She said Mrs, Gore had
written that she feared him. Mrs
Slater further said that Mrs, Gore was
the Eossezsor of about s76g00 In Mex,
Scan money and yhat Mr., and Mrs
(s,s.e.-.4ere the founders of the Ameri
can colony in Cjty If Mexico
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-11-26
BRIEF HONEYMOON,

Npwas Married Couple raped ia Eeoa
NEth Their Thresss Cat,
Little Roek, Arb Nov Is A special
to the Gazette from Texarkana says;
At 2 O'Clock Tuesday afternoon Lee
weaeai aud hts wife were found In
their room at the Cosmopolitan hotel
wlth their throats cut The woman
was dead. but weigel was alive though
Unable ia move from loss OF blood A
bloody razor lay on the floor near
the bed Weigel was taken to san
itarium where bis wounds were dreas-
ed tie will probably recover. He Ia
conscious but refuses 10 make any
statement
About week ago he went away
saying he was going to get married He
returned Monday accompanied by e
young woman whom be introduced a.
lis wife She said she was Miss Marie
Quinn OF Aauiston. Ala. at whics
place. 1t was stated. the marriage took
PLACE last Friday The couple took a
room at the Cosmopolitan hotel az
O'clock NGBds afternoon. and It seems
neither left it again as they did not
come d0wa f0f supper Monday night
nor breakfast or dinner Tuesday
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-11-26

Havana, Nov. e The Central Labor
union decided 70 call of the strike
and committees were appointed to in
form the various unions OF this de-
cislon Much credit for the settlement
of the strike Is due TO General Gomez
who headed the committee which con
suited with the officials OF the Ha-
vana Commercial company, against
whom the strike was first directed Aft
er the conference General Gomez and
and majority Of the committee express
ed themselves as satisfied at the stand
that company had taken.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-11-26

HAD NOTED CAREER.


Hoe Springs. Va. Noy 2s Colonel
Thomas ochutree died bare at I
O'Clock Tuesday q heart trouble ne
had bean fl a sinking condition since
Monday morning. ana u IS q surprise
10 bis physician. Or F W. Chaplin, as
wei as 20 others, that he lived until
Tuesday. He was conscious in the
morning. but soon grew worse and lost
couseiousness again He died without
pain
Colonel OcbBtree was born in Lv-
ineston. Ala. Oct -, 1899 His father
was one OF the founders of the repuD-
lie of Texas. and Ochiltree county is
named after him.
Mr. Ocbitrce came to Texas in
1880
Tom Ochiltree was sereeantatarms
and clerk Of the house Of representa-.
tivcs IT the Texas Legislature in 1855,
1857. 1853 end 1883 He was secretary
OF the state Democratic convention Of
1853 and 1850 was elected delegate to
the. celebrated Charleston convention.
which caused the secession of the
southern states. He volunteered as a
private In Bass company First Texas
regiment tElncsl x hrigadet Iva the
Army of Northern Virginia was pro
NOTED successfully as lieutenant, cap
tain and major of the 8djaiant gen
erals department. serving with distiuc-
ton ou the stad Of Generals Sibley
Green. Dick Taylor. LongstTeet and
Nancy I'm the Armies of Northern Viz
GINA New Mexico Louisiana indian
Territory and Arkansas. After the
war be held several positions of Inn
portancc. He vas Texas agent of im
migration for Europe He was Unitat
States marshal for the Eastern dis
trict af Texas He served one term
in congress as a Republican from the
Galveston district
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WERE SURPRISED



Washington. Nov. % All prospects
for an understanding between the Unit
cd Mine Workers and local operators.
outside Enr HugHraCTr7 roaI strike COM
mission came to sudden termination
tate Friday afternoon Trough the re-.
ceipt of a djspatrh 10 Mr. Wayne NJ
veaEh, representing the Pennsylvania
Coal company and the HHls3aje Coal
and Iron company. notifying hIm that
AT a meeting gf the anthracite coal road
men in New York IL had bs.en decided
not 60 grant an Interview TO Mr. Mitch.
Ell and hts associates. vhisb had been
suggested far Friday next The an
unuacemeut. coming as 10 did after an
at1fay conference IN this city. between
Nj Ncyearh and Mr. Mitchell and his
associates. attended part 81 the time by
Carroll y Wright IN aB eudeayor tn
adjust some details NJ tAe proposed
agreement between The operators and
tAe Fnln@rs. completely surprised cv.
ery one here From reliable source
# is 1sarpe1 that the proposition 'hat
the operators meet Mr. Mitchell IN
Friday next waH made nj the Instance
of Mr. NcVeagh who was no Jess aar-
prisFd than NJ N5teheti hjmsf at the
turn AFFAIRS took.
From statements made by Mr. Oar
rows early 81 the Gsy the impression
had spread thar a complete agreement
wuakl be effsesef a. the conference
but @hen fh@ meeting broke mp Mr..
barrow read go the newspaper men, ia
tbs corridor outside his room in WI.
laTtl4 ha1e} a statement which mad
lt clear ihaf ~ ANAL agreement had
been reached and that 90 further con.
f@regrns we're ($kpFy-
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New York. NOV 25.-After admit
tina that for twenty years she had
been sending begu1z letters to prom
ueut people including recent ones to
high government officials. Mrs. Annie
Mayors has been sentenced 10 the
workhouse for six months. Agents Of
the charity organization brought
about the woman's conviction. They
charge that she has accumulated CON
siderable property through piteous APP
peals to well known persons IN so
ciety: that she lived life Of ease and
spent parts of the season at the sea
shore and in the mountains. They
claimed to have about 1000 letters
signed by the woman. which had been
turned over to the society by their re-
ciplents for the purpose Of investiga-
ton.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-11-26

Albany. Tex. Nov 26--The freight
train on the Texas Central railroad
coming from the west was wrecked
when within about three miles OF Al
bany Tuesday, The rails spread and
five cars were wrecked, the cars being
overturned and badly broken up. The
recent rains had softened the ground
and when turning sharp curve the
rails spread. No one was hurt.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-11-26

9n14 ii - lnsv SAe -sta afb
assaasseaa unez Ii t8esse Case


Thls il ~ irYs FIR sa1ta ~
ass.asseaa uoes j tsee caas.
paris. nov. Us Id spite II the Fig
i'll sserery whisA has Aeen maintained
by the ofEitlals ana hy t:se commission
of American aoctora concerning the RS
sui; oE sbe autopsy tcnssnfled BIZ the
latter On the body Of Mrs Ellen Core
It il learned from al authoritative
source that the doctors tend individ-
ually to acceptance of the theory Of an
aceidontai death and the probabilities
are that their Official report viii strong.
" incline to that theory If it does not
positively assert H. thus bringing the
French and American doctors into
agreement ard relieving the case OF
any international significance
After the post-morten examination
held on TUESDAY the american doc
tors arranged 10 have q consultation
later in the dag In order to draw up
their Official report, bat this confer
ence was postponed owing to the in
disposition OF one of the gentlemen.
Meanwhile the doctors we're interview
ed by the representative of the Asso-
ciated Press. but they positively de-
cIined 10 make any statement as 10
the results Of the autopsy.
Nj Gowdy received from the state
department a request from Mrs. Gore S
relatives to take possession of her et-
fects Accordingly he took charge OF
Two trunks, a good deal of music and
q little iewciry The articles showed
the simple refiBed tastes OF the de.
ceased
The burial place Of the remains OF
Mrs. Gore has been changed 10 Bag
neux cemetery, owing to it's being non
sectarian Mr. Gowdy has leased a
lot there for Ave years, during which
time the relatives of the deceased will
decide whether they will remove IA
body To America.
Mr. Gowdy announced that as the
American doctors Investigation was
official he would decline to give out
the results. which viii be sealed and
forwarded 20 Washington.
The officials Of the United States
consulate on Tuesday attended the
sealing of the body OF Mrs Gore in d
metallic casHst which viii not be
again opened
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-11-26

Birmingham Ala, Nov. &c Miss
Marion Quinn and +. Lee Weigel Of
Texarkana were married in Admission
last Friday, The man was formerly
with the Arkansas req ment. stationed
In Admission during the SpanIsh-AmeTi-
can war. 1t was then he met Miss
Quinn. and last week he returned and
the two were married.
Miss Quinn was well known In An
niston. and quite prominent Her
brother. A. III. Quin. Ii one of the
leading young men OF the city and
holds very responsible position with
the Woodstock Iron works. Another
sSTother. c. L, Quinn, IL prominent In
county politics and holds the Office OF
city tax collector.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-11-26

N@w York Nov 20 I'm mis- annual
report at tins work Of the central coun-
el. al the Charity Organization So
ciatF President Robert DeForest de-
scrihes q novel method which has just
been adopted for the purpose Of de-
tsctinG and Furnishing professional
hyEgars and syndIeates Of men9icanry
n is proposed 10 establish a record
bureau similar 70 the rnglies gallery 0f
the police department, where detailed
records Of hegears are accessible. the
oh iect being TO deter habituai mendi-
cauts from plying their trade in New
York and other large cities
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I.nek in Thrice

nv sending IL miles VIM. Spirey,
of Walton furnace, VT, got box
Of sBncklen's ArnIca Salve, that
wholIv cured horrible Fever Sore
on his leg. Nothing else could.
Positively cures Bruises, Felons,
Ulcers, Eruptiona, Boila,s Barns,
Cnrna and Piles. Only &C. Guar
anteed bv Herring Sparks Drug Co.
druggists.
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At Kansas tIty.

Kansas City, Nov, 28.-The 'senator-
hal committee ON territories which has
been Investigating conditions in OK
lahoma and the Indian Territory and
In Arizona and New Mexico passed
through Kansas City Tuesday en-
route east At Chicago the committee
will dlsband. Senators Beveridge Dill
ingham and Durham going 10 their
homes. and Senator Heitfeid cont.nu-
ing on TO Washington
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-11-26
General wright n washington.

Washington, Nov. 2s.--General Luke
II. Wright. vice governor of the Phil
ippines. arrived at the executive offieas
during the cabinet meeting Tuesdass
and was shown into the presidents
room. The president introduced hin
10 the members OF the cabinet After
the cabinet meeting General Wrigbt
had conference with the president DIP
on Philippine matters.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-11-26

Buffalo. Tex Noy 26~~Dr. A. s
Buckley a prominent Young physician
o. Raymond, Tex, was shot and in
stantiy KILLED on might az Nov. 90. He
was shot from ambush with a shot
gun. sixteen Jugkshnr entering his
breast. a negro has been arrested.
charged with abe crime
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-11-26

GAINESVILLE. Tex, Nov, 26--Tne Sc.
cent rains have SO swollen the streams
around and near Clarksville that 1t Ii
dangerous to attempt TO ford them.
Frank Marable. connected with Il
wholesale house in this city. had
team drowned while attempting to ford
q small stream six miles east of here
and narrowly escaped drowning him
self
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skall rrarsarass.

vinita. T. r., Nov 26.-At a dance
near WEIGH . young man in diflculty
with q man by the name OF tephens,
head, fracturing the skull and In
Aaeing serious wounds from which NJ
IL not expected To recover. Both Ut
80 participants In the quarrel we're
from Arkansas.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-11-26

Memphis. Nov. 26,--The jury in the
case of p. A. Sawyer who shot and
killed ]. A w. Sommer. a prominent
druggist In August last returned a
verdict OF guilty of murder in the
second degree. Punishment was fixed
at twenty years in state prison.
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Negrn Gfangetl.

Lincolnton, n. G.. Nov 26-Calvin
Elliott. colored was hanged here for
uAoIa QsleO SIN SunInesse AueuImn9
NV oSu su1uom oA1 2noqB sIau Iesu
er repeated unsuccessful attempts at
lynehing a special term OF court was
called and the sentence OF death
passed.
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niax to Attend.

City of Mexico. Nov &c. Presideai
Diaz win attend tlS Thanksgiving ball
OF the American colony. The Ameri-
can ladies viii send dinners 20 the
English-speaking prisoners In the city
jail.
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We self koai. hosu .faud Utes
Fr ~ ds=ilvety "a atE fart ~ fhe
globe, Telephone M 50 h"ss"f
Gin Ga. @s
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NOTICE joe Dillon is kna longer
tn THE employ ~ thts ofNee - HA
gQPRfNE. NadA
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coal H3D@ Aud slRassis. az
Meats Nea Century STOREY 81
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az your f'vekrtbaok nr Your TIM
byslBa, or your Serving Maid, of
year 1otq A ant ad all help y"H
81 end III.
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SEWING MAgH4NES far sale or
lease wa1AbHelste HarslAafe eso IT
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COAL H0DS And snoyels, az
Wears New Eenturs store III
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FIRST CLASS El.rITle globfs ut
Wears New Century sfofe ioF Sc
each. guaranteed. y
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lust sreeelved . big stodBs( Of Gre
place CRATES at VIII MoAfe Hard
ware Co., II
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F0R RAINY DAY CoATs, see
Mrs e.. j t3riggs. III II
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WINTER Blooming CARNATIONS
ana bulbs. SIS Mrs. bIrA Forrest,
40 Monroe It Phone 1a-sr o5
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FOR SALE Old papers atfhsF OF.
flee. n cents per IN1 N u
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Amoskeag Checked Ginghams Sc Per Yard.
Every

sale prices 4c yard Half wool "a CLOTH 5c yard line
inch Manchester Fast Black Fancy Dress
work 1t will these goods All
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India LinOnS


Linen, edge
lacen se and
Hosiery. aA4
We
may be
a
Ladies' black double
Mems black
ored ordere and
Mems NeCkties.
a
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ShirtingS.

You will lots Of them
Vbecks Now chance advantage
Champion
SNOWFALL
and
lot Victor Indigo Blue Tis
g ava -
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Mems Dress Shirts.


s to
a
You Won't Need Blankets
but wilt
Tan
Our Notion Counter
lisa
49, 9 and Csc each Knitting sets Mourning pins
Tracing
SC
Grocery Department.
90 pounds fine Turkish Prunes for 81. 90.
pounds dried Apples for 81. 90.
Is pounds best Japan Rice for $1.OO-
Verbeck's pure food Baking Powder 15c
Verbeck's pure food Baking Powder 1oc
good Laundry Soap for 81 90
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We sell
them
Lise
Bic 81 90 of
in this
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W
Underwear.
combd Egyptian finished
Shirts
Mems Hats.
pc EACH
Mems Dress Shirts.
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nand
leather
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An Overall for 42c Pair.

This while
that
two
front and hip pockets for
special price s1a3 lot Mems work shirts We
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Ladies' and Misses Shoes.


lot Ladies' Oxords and Sppes 81 2 to 5
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All our summer goods II
Cut to the Quick
Prices have been

n have been
Cut to the Quick
yard
i'm and
latest handsome corded
is in line
yard while they Delicate shade
adv
tageo o
AmOSkeaQ Checked GinghamS SC Per Yard.
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Chi1dren's. Shoes

lot Babys sizes
Chidrens 81
lot Chldrens Shoes
lot Chiidrens
81 We
in
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Dress Goods


6oc yard
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s4 lot Mems formerly sold for - 90
Bicycle shoes sc
at
OF GU
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Stitch Down Pillow Shoes


s2 seamless will pair OF shoes
which
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yard big LA RENE
beStq at
Ticking Denms Our big line of OUTNe
yard DENNIS
and
Towel x22
prices 0
India LinOnS
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WHITE DRESS GOODS The pretest this
goods
reduced
fine goods
In
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-02-27
CHAPTER TREE.

Dare is no doubt dot many Americans
will come to London during der corona tion
vich haf never been here during any pre-
dressed.
Doan'd eggspect to see der king Waiting
for you down on der dock ven der steam
boat arrivals. j eggspected dis to habben
ven l fairst came Offer here, bud he vas
nod dare, und | will bed 81 ] haf more
money den you.
Ven you see der king coming down
Pckledilly. doan'd rush ouid und wish TO
shook hands init him. und dosn'd invita-
ton him to steb In der nearest cafe und
bite der coldness away from a high ball.
Dis would be In bad taste Der liquor in
der cafe is liable TO be In bad taste also.
Dis is n English choke haf yust made.
warranted new und unlaughable.
Dare remains much to h" said abouid
der coronation vch - .or annud-
der chabter.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-02-27

I'M some parts Of the country corn
is sold by the hundred pounds on the
cob. and in other places by the bushel,
including cob. Statistician Hyde says
that the only correct measurement is
shelled corn, aud before marketing he
advises all farmers to take out the
cob. Seventy pounds are usually allow
ed for a bushel of corn on the cob,
but II one would shell this he would
find that 1t varies considerable from
the ifty-siN pound standard. accord
ing to the kind Of corn and the season
of the year.