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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-13
The MARKETS
WHOLESALE Prices


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ussss rllses - ssasH psfsh4sss avsr~ss
Provisions
FF~eh Bt-sts=ssew hses 80 ~ steer
fssf. ssle ID runsson, 10 IN. eSrs iea
tease -. veal suies
-. ,ss. n. s..; , 10 - ~, s.,s'.'' -.
Vegetable.
Cal greece caen. iau doH new Cal
esstate~r lamse. s2rrats 81 "a turnisa
o = sack. Mlssl.sarpA samntass. o. n
aszs hatheusfa no par hon. let
gaee. iss.r aon sAaiiaa~er 70 PEI sos
greer pNa. 1.sxIs ssffnE beam. tossi
sstearahevs. fh0~ae das. xadishss Tor
dsssea banelAes. assiassa. tio est.
srssn. ZOE aaa benches. Cal water
'nrionas stslus % per des
eessr Fruit. Eta.
stfa sb~rFses. q tsai -. clarh seed-
ansa. q n. o4ntnieaH~A 10 bos
soeasb<frfs~. a hox. Cal Chsrrirs,
sci - oex sesfaats. 81 81 erats Cal
passuss Hszssta crate cal p@sch@s
tsEsr etsts. eaffsnts. 81 - crate. na.
tix- fassiesrtiss fioi = blaskbsrsiss o.
tsasAHhsfefas O. =. lsmeas. - easz q
eranxess t4k8a7t boa anpis. as
sessiiess o. - Gratis. Cal pears o %.
psanes. sipeafla crate pinsapplss.
8 sss8z e per aa&
susssr. ehsss.. Usp. Poultry
1ssslsr. wA.stasss. srs.asssss. BE-
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& tna Eastern Waah ensHpfsaassi
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PRICES TO PRODUCERS
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s4sy ard orsi-
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stseHss. alA ~ taas a4ss. f41 % sna. hegtaf,
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lsas
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veal. 80. dressed sauftun. essfgir -.
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cows on foot - ID. steers o. foot,
fsatAz n calves an foot. s-4T-r "a.
haS4 au feet. e ~ hides. e's07c-
vssssshis ard Green Fruits
nzre.ak saa4tass. asfix.s. $40 So.
ra8fat4s ff9 - taa refFess. 81 - s.sk
aat1xs aaasss. 80 afafs falA ~ t9t e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-13
HEAVY MONTH FOR
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE

The Jsns report - che eityss free
cm pioymsnt efrice shows business
oclipsing ali prsvi0us records. Ntth
hut one sxcsptioa pafinE the men -
the offtEe VAS the means through
witch Jlis men and wuusn found
employment. uf this number - -
were men and sse women. In June.
1900. positions NsFp secured FOE Ia
re persona This In explained By
the fact that turing That raanth
thew were an unusually large nsuss
Der % orders fur men Tor railroad
UoFk.
pusiaE the zenith Of June a yaar
aRu. the employment office fsand
uork for 1913 persona Compared
with all the reports for June since
the establishment u ths offies. tfs
work ~ me past niSnth Shows a re-
rnarkahis Increase,
! q, .sssSs ~S.s ,..sog s. s.sys 4s.s4s. ssyg ..t.s
rftorpuas Et@CA life p-f-v ffs'ii -
mains Choice. lrr suit. ttzt1. Toss
fea NiuaNfffsau A 90 -ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-13

DON'T FAIL TO TAKE kDvANT-
AGE or THE CHANCE NOW or
FERED ny KING SOLOMON. TfTE
ONLY RELIABLE CLATRvoYAN-r
IN THE CITY TODAY ron ONE
MONTH. PULL LIFE CLAfRvoY
ANT READING TO LADIES. g.
~ HE DOES NOT TELL YOU
WHAT You WANT TO KNOW Ne
ONE IN SEATTLE CAN
FULL LIFE CLAtRVOYANT READ.
mo TO GENTLEMEN FOR s.,
REDUCED RATE ron ONE
MONTH ONLY, DON'T FAIL To
consul r THE ONLY RELIABLE
CLAtRNOYANT IN THE CITY To-
DAY ul PIKE STREET. MEL
ROSE HOUSE, ROOMS 81. OFFICE
HOURS A. NJ TO T.. NJ. AND
TO o AT HOME ALL DAY sun
DAYS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-13

tho hosts who took a number Of In
vited guests around tie ioopH to
show them what the company bad Ia
store FOR aishlaeetH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-13
pAclFIc coAsr lsAeug

FaTka NtlsoaH isag dfass with the
aanes fun In The ninth. saved tbs das
FOE tho Slwashem AZ Recreation park
yesterday. Oakland hra all the best
% q tili par8e grabbed his tfussy
willow and made that victorlNua ana
timely ANak. The score was ) to ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-13
Are Fsss soAi.

David ksoan and Herndon Lam
osrt gsefe granted divorces from
their respective wts'es-i.aura kroun
aad Nlessrins Lambert. IN the sa-
reries cocri. th!s morning. Beta de-
eesprtion-
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For sss-~ns.i Ests,s


Nc l0-A-
DAIRY Farm~is5 acres. rich river bot
tom land ln hish state Of cultivation.
- miles from Seattle. COED buiidings,
fenced and ors.as-feneed running
sprtns Watsf. = head ~ cattle. all
kinds Of farming TN plsmsniH. rail
road station on the place. tis.ss.
No sAx
% Acres. finest lard IN white
River Valley. All n cultivation. close
70 tntsrurhan ststion. good build
inss. o "a
so Acres. best river bottom land. p
miles from Seattle. partially i'm
prsScd. sen.
No. 0lS
iU Acres. nearly al bottom land. nice
ersak through u - arr~s in cult
walton. - aerss IN pasture. nice or
rhard ~ 80 trees house. harm. sew
araI outbaii6ingsi 'tzo
No. eaIf.
e:.. 49, ~ - s.a,.a'i y s.y n.y. Ass, -.
soufh ~ city. oysTIookinE Lax
washington. 4 blocks fFefn ear line
good lard. all IN hiEh stats ~ cuiii-
Tatfeu. fius orchard, al Kinds -
ansAll fruits. sream house. plastsrod
and IN Enpd condition. n,issA
No 1lf
~ ArreH 81 Steamboat landing, b.
tween Seattle ard Tacoma. one 81 ths
prettinml places on the Sound. =
nersw irspfvveh. hAlare. timber or
chsra, aii kinds 81 small fruit GOOD
S@rtssa. sgssns =ssssT, nr~ s-scosa
house. harm. several cathuiidin8s
stock. faalH chickens. and boat goes
xith place. O. oe
No. aIs
~ Acres rich rfvsF bottom land. =
Rerra cleared. Groom house. barn.
several euthutlainfs. nno.
No. 80
. Acres At Railroad station. y acres
r. cultivation. balance IN pasture. all
good land. orchard % 10 trees. run
ming water. broom house, large
barn: t-eoa
No aa
q Acres north Of ore~n f.ake. . seres
eissred. s-room houss. nice creek.
tz.iga.
5 Acres. south II city. All cleared and
grabbed nns orchard. house. barn.
prise Ter a few GAYS, f2teo-
No. le7S
10 Acres near Hrutou. good land
CLEARED and frneed. orchard 81 10
bearing trees. Groom house. large
barn. several outbuiidinKs. tf.so
No 81.
- Acres. rich SECOND bottom land. all
very easily cleared. EA
No ~
- Acres 5 cleared. 8 siashcd. s-room
house. large barn. chicken house
HpriuK water. half a mile from small
town tuo
No 60
n Acres. rich Level land. few minutes
walk from depot. stores. postoffice,
and good school an partially im-
proved. small house. $40
ROBERT MALTBY.
40 Nav York niock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-13

Tanasns nov hsa haur candidates
far queen. and steady votlns Il go
trk On IN that city, Miss Entity
Ntifs. cAudIdase IT the Laundry
Workers Uui0a. and Mtzs Alta
brown .fH1afsr4 b TIE fzksfa and
esznfesi TONERS aad irea Noidrrs
unions. src leading the race In the
city q ttektiny. The Tacoma labor
nntens are taking a. active interest
IN he carnival ahd promise a. siss
4 al the AID In thAW power.
The srsstion of the entrance 1feh
10 the carnival kFsaHls AZ shs corner
of Third avenue and uniQss street
eiil begin the corning week This
arch Ntfi b = very han IsaIHa stsAlc-
tnrs and al night viii present a
daHsiink appearance with etectrtc
tights
Professor Beach. tire human fish"
who s1seakv~. eats sHd Sleeps under
water. viii he ere - sse FREE assfae-
lions THE carnival ccnufttre b
arranging 10 place him IN the same
tNnk AZ that oeeupiet ~ the man
sasinS shark. which n expected %
b pTccarvd by fishermen but " h
sait that the professor - no IN
arms against saeh a proposition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-13
BASEBALL
PAelFle NArloNAL lgAoug

nuxisir's Ilthea lost a thinning
game % the fftsk san fraRclscAnn.
at Artistic park yesterday, BY a
score % s % q George Rabbit,
formerly short stop for nuedaie'a
team. pitched Tor the locals aad
made = gcod showing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-13
STILL LEADS
MISS BLAsE AHEAD IN CAR
NtVAL euEEN RACE

Miss Augusta riSse utili ieads tn
tha race Tar uuesa af the lalret car
nitAL with Miss Marie TfoeSsy close
tsalud a eauut made thts saofninK
gives taa r'siiesinH as the standing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-13

We advertise facts. Handsome
Summer Salts 81 high grade maksg
III so TakIaa. NfnGarTuan a co,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-13
nAINIFR nEAf,H-

TIE IAsAA7 - III III T.
EASY To REACH. EASY To BUY.
Beautiful location on shore of Lake
Washington. short ride on Be cleo
trio cars from First and Washing
ten. large lots, 50xfi3 with alley.
are selling fast at SIS. u.s. and 800
NJ e. and 80 down and g month
rs already sold. everybody likes
Rainier beach; IT'S the best and
cheapest property on market for
home and Investment. schools
churches. stores fine garden roll
cleared and graded avenues. side
walks grand views. boating. hath
tnn. fishing. high and healthful F.
plenty wood and city water ium.
her an terms or home built See
Mr. Weed agent. office NJ Rainier
Beach. or e. X Sturtevant. owner
aie Boston block.
OWNER saws Il Must be Sold-i0 acres
Of choice cultivated land with the
growing crops. Good farm house.
barn. chicken houses and parks
spring well. excellent orchard and
small fruit tine large horse. cows
hens new top husgy, plows, drag IN
fact everything YOU need 20 run the
farm. EHay driving distance 10 tnr
city on No. I road. on account Of
sickness % tho owner all must 60
at low figure and on caqv terms
ADAMS q NICHOfS
First Ave and Cherry street
sIi Washington Building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-13
RAMAKER
I Music co
Moved 20 I4oo ad Ave.

rinsnolAt
MBNEY
TO saiafisa employees and WsEe.s afusrs-
Yaa get anF system u ioans that sets ygu
task skssusr. s.lssaan. irainman. ns /.
ehinIst snFihsaf etc. haFinE frliahis
sinplayiasnt, eco st. tast 90 tss nots
MoathiF 3 mo psir
tt01 return 70 ~ - ~, o. q q, or ~ ~
I = hs,afn % ~ isss, ~ es, - .
{ = return - - 80. o. ~ % -
/ rs Hafafn 60 ~ zoo af z %. 90 100
Easiest terms. lo~ssi raissi cenfidsniiHi.
10 flzslulfiaai quick safFttai aaluficlaa
tfssfusaf Ths star Ian Co. ~ uHizn
hieak
We iaaa % sai.fisa ussfls on thsif psr.oaai
note. without security beaiirss sifist'
Ell ss - -. F,is,iis la eo@ ssss
tsiss5i q es8i31siat tiaah n0fthsaat eaaasf
Hseaaa sHa ceiaHntss
4 fsspsetsi.is plses % bosFgw Hsonsg On dia-
nlssta is-sifg. vatehsa American Mateh
go. sss Iva. . sos. s,no,i - sonsssa,isi
n0kEY = losa from o. 10 years On
businsss and fssi laaas pfupeffy. aefehe-
% 10 tasldias a. nssisd lsw rate y Ia.
tsf@.t. p4ratis uenthiy n dsslfsd. "a A.
virtss fsastaa IN hosh gsss.ss.
MONTY ADVANCED RALAHtHD PNu-
FtE rutzn assFehsnia. ts4fnstsss. to@fe-
les haa..s ~iihSsi s~eariiy isfssss
sia as4sF hsess- as Aseasa4 sssaas.
. ngiLAIi.E s,.ss e s.s'ss :. s's ;,..,.. =.
n d. Wet 30 rtzs ssf.~t
c1gI.A7EHAL BANK tn.aa. q s..als
sxzassF ABsnsd GO shs soei e<,aistsfsA
fas CAsFFf.
TG L<oA E-~ff3.sts naeass 81 tes rsts 81
lntse~sa Eaaaes q usnag. 10 rsntS
wsr. noens saf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-13

LADY MAEFA deals with the occult
as only tho Egyptians can; new
phases introduced forecasts the fu=
turc ana advises - au matters per
tanning 10 business love and family
affairs: consultation free. strictly
CONFIDENTIAL office hours 10 10 p m
plg Third avenue telephone lndeRen-
dent 20s2.
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.D.S.JOHNST0N CO.
eo3 Second ave. aurl. Building.
NOTICE

our charges are for material onis
The only college using an absolutely
painless procesa--aeorat and eNeia.
eive with Us.
FREE-Palniesa Extracting, Pair.
lees Filling. Painless Operating.
This II not college for students
none are employed or admitted. Our
stan u composed Of dentists Of long
experience who came here 60 perfect
themselves In our latest scientific
methods.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-13
Three Tree Point
Company
c. B. uvermore. Mgr.
62s First Ave. Cor. Cherry 81.
Phone. saaea sel.
Steamships

bEATTiE-TAGQAA ROUTE
Temporary Time Card
-Four Round Tf1ps DAILY Except Mon
day.
Lave Heattte-f = m. % .. m.
- .. m, sie . IN.
Lave Tsroma.-In q IA. II n = m.
~ D m, Jiit IN
MONDAY
- > So
- sAr.ss- E~s4gts.z r az - . = Z
80 p m
Isav. Taronas-ii s. = IA. a. p n.
$50 m.
GAihTaIsh.DAeoa dock. fooi u MAdi-
aan-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-13

MADAME CAnOLfAAa-The wonderful
clairvoyunt medium tells the Present
past and future names Fiveni eHfda and
paiWiatry, re ana upwards. Rooms "a
o. 100 First avenue. Ncudome hotel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-13
eewlnn MaehIne

billings. .sSias machine fsasisias. iSa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-13
Grand Opening
Of Our New
Store

We Nish 20 announce 10 the pnb.
Nc that Ne are now permanently 10
Gated sHd opened for business. And
a. an sndBeement 10 our friends and
patrons We have decldsd 10 give 4
good ilverai Discount Of % PER cent
- al cash purchasers On al t1wslry.
Nothing reserved. We are doing this
Il. ess.=s - eesae ~ eiaaer ennsAri
with tbs buying public. - well as %
ls.sss.slsssss a great many new and
pretty shings IN tha ieSeiry line that
we haze recently purchased IA ths
East. You will find n great variety
of EfsiH. Waithan. Swiss aud Louis
Klodta Special Watches. both fot
ladies' and gents. solid and filled
gold chains. opera and field glasses
eye glasses and Hpertaelea IN ouf
optic department, rich cut glass
sterling silver fiat ware and mani
cure goods. ladies and gents ufn.
brsIlar. fine aolid gold and gold FILLED
lockefs. and everything contained IN
A fret class ieWeiry store.
This srand opening sale com
s..sz4s-sss Aassss AZ y t18Fuiua and ~
would advise anyone who u W The
market for JeweIry to avail them
selves Of thls great opportunity. W.
also wish TO state that first-cinsH
watch repairing and optical work u
done here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-13

TfTlsya =. $3.50 -
slsg tNn single horses Izlei apiece. faf
sHis cheap soing aHf ~ bualhsaa nafa
10 rear. ylnl = HtFsf Akaans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-13

FOR SAL E-sz room outt4rn Cor sole,
eheap. on account % sickness 1Ah
Western avenue.
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Society natless


AZ the man! ~ niss ln Faaf hoias nth
my SCREENS Randall The Carpenter. 4ts
Madison Phones. Mas itf0 . tez1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-13

kcCfl0N ssiS II 10 6fsaf fsfa -
fnurHnt Ggi first avenue south siHH
day. the iIih N IuiF ~ lg 0eiaeH
r1nffntn III az nb8gf aoanIsfiha -
z dozen chairs ia tables alaehHHfH
lunf b fpuntefs. crut kerry siHa table
linen. knives ami FORKS COUSINS
ulnnnlin. nfgNiH. HfH ~ q III HHH#
ton y Co. nuffiuHnefH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-13

AaysslslAss FOUGHT

Haresnk Fzaetaes. Asurss. 40 So.
TaAfstaa fi1 - taat refF9ts. 81 - sask
aatIxe aassa. 80 sfsrs fsait ~ esea q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-13

fHoTO1HApif8 q apTins ad suiafHinF e
lowest rates. flfHfsflHaa aafh aHsn HaHa
days ~ a. boauls. 2xIi Fiflf arsuua.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-13

WE car lecais you on the best Homestead
lands IN Washington. We have SONS
eand farms for saio. Cali on =. ~,
Casey, fod Pacific block, Seattle,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-13
pRicUs TO PRODUCERS


ssIFlHs eafssa7ls = = = . "a
lsAEa freah famEH. ~ i've hfhA
H. H. I've aaeka lee n. dressed
veal. $50 dressed a9uftnn. FsstBir ibl
dressed boss. esss4e -. choice beef
caNs on foot. - 10 steers on foot,
fsutkz n calves On foat. s-4T-e "a.
boss 90 feat e ~. hides. esS07c-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-04-20
SIMON.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence
Simon. |. r.. April 1S.-our farm
ers are rushing things at Nancy
Hanks rate this fine weather Crops
that are mp look little frost bitten,
but not seriously DANCED.
NJ. A. Gilcrease made visit to
Fort Worth and Dallas this week.
Our school will close next week
with a big blow out in the way of an
open air concert Our teachers, Prof.
Briscoe and Miss Ellen McCaskell.
have spared neither pains nor labor
to make the concert a success and
we are expecting a treat. Prof. Bris'
coe will leave Immediately for his
home at Orr.
We are enjoying a full.hedged mad
dog scare and II is proving exceed
ingly unhealthy for stray dogs. We
could spare few more yet.
Mrs. Briscoe has been quite III for
several days. but is now conveles-
cent
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-04-20

William II. Sherwood, the greatest
American pianist. will give a recital
here Many 7. On account OF the
opera house undergoing a change the
First Presbyterian church will prob
ably be used for this occasion. which
will only seat about 200 people. Those
desiring to secure tickets call at f.
B. Lukes music store at once. All
lovers Of music should not miss this
grand opportunity to hear this artist
20-6t.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-04-20
FOR FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY
va cARNEeiE's PROPOSITIONS TO
THE CITY OF GRoHoRE
City Council Must Prosdce ~sinter-
snce fund q $500 a Year svs
Purchase . sits-Lstter Cor
tanning TIE Proposition.

The city council has before Il The
pleasant duty o. taking care o. The
proposition Mr. Carnegie has made
the city With reference 70 tae estab-
mshment q a free public library and
its maintenance.
Not less than 1880 must be Sc;
aside each year 70 maintain the %.
brary and a site must be given When
these two requirements have been
met then NJ Carnegie wil make
available the sum Of s15.0o for the
erection of al appropriate building
Mr. Carnegie's letter 70 Hr Ander
son is a. follows.
New York. March 30. 1903 c. l.
Anderson. ArdmOre. l. T. Dear Sir.
Responding 20 your communications
on behalf Of Ardmore. II the city
agrees by resolution Of councils u
maintain a free public library al cos
of not less than 1880 q year. ant
provide a suitable site for the build
ing. SIR Carnegie will be pleased {,
furnish $4,000 70 erect a free public
library building for Ardmore.
Respectfully yours.
JAS, BERTRAM.
p. Secretary.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-04-20
t@@+%++++ go ++++++++ =
= RsoNAL MENTION. =
%%++ = = = = = - = = =

Ben Allen is here from Terrell,
Texas
w. II. Smith is here from Fort
Worth
VIM. Rennie of Tlshomingo is in
the city.
Chester b. Davis arrived in the city
last night
Deputy Ben Collins came in yester-
day from Healdton.
w. p. Terrell is in the city from
Paris. Texas.
James L. Jordan came up last night
from Marietta.
H. d. Cullers. a prominent Sher-
iuanite, is on olr streets today.
Sidney suggs made a business trip
today to Fort Worth and Dallas
/. r. Mason has gone to Tishomin
go from which place he goes 10 Ada
Frank Tyer, who has a run out OF
Beaumont as newsboy. is here for a
few days with his parents.
DR.. J. f. Robertson OF Duncan ant
Il. II. Robertson. merchant at Loco
are here transacting business and in
c.dentally spending a few days with
their brothers, Lee b. and J. A. Rob
berson.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-04-20
Fire Last Night.

About o'clock Sunday night the
fire alarm sounded and the depart.
ment responded, locating the fire in
Shed billiards. house over in East
Ardmore. Shed billiard is a colored
man and he and his family had gone
to church.
The house and its entire contents
burned. No one seemed to know how
the fire originated.
The W. s. wolverton & Son Insur-
ance company carried some three or
four hundred dollars insurance on the
house aud contents.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-04-20
SAND BRICKS.

Any sand hank or sand hill is a
good place for a Brick Yard. No
need Of Claw, dryers or kilns TO
produce a sonnd perfect face brick,
land at a lower cost than common
clay bricks are usually made) out
of sand aud a small per cent of
lime IN TEN H OURS in anv weather,
winter or summer. Factories are
now in successful operation IN the
United States and other Countries !;
and can not supply the demand
made on them, and are yielding
most satisfactory profits. Any
size, shape or-color of bricks can
be made under this SYSTEM. and
every brick perfect We own the
patent covering this new process
for making brick, for Texas, 0kls
homa and Indian Territories.
Write us for further information
and price of City or County rights,
TEXAS WHITE BRICK CO..
PARIS, TEXAS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-04-20
Earma Wanted.

We want 10 buy farms. We have
Choctsvs who wish to take their al
lotments In Chickasaw nation. See US
at once, as land once opens April Is.
when all citizens holding land In e1.
cess Of their allotment and all non.
citizens holding lands at all will have
10 give them up. and this years rents
will also be lost 10 them. Take no
chances II you want to save something
out OF your farms. 20d&wtf
ROBERTS, POLAND & BRUCE.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-04-20
Their House saddened.

The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. f.
Sanders is saddened by the loss of
their infant boy, 4 years old, The lit,
tie fellow has been a sufferer through
out the brief time of its life, and
death which was in all probability in
evitable during its tender years allow
ed this little sufferer TO know this life
but four short weeks. Mr.. and Mrs
Sanders have the sympathy of all who
know them.
lnterment was had today in South
cemetery.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-04-20

w. T. Lancaster, one OF Ardmore's
pioneer business men. died
at Chickasha, where he has resided
for eleven years. last Friday. De
ceased leaves two sons, Ollie and
Mart, who reside here. also daugh-
ter, Mrs James Cross, of Cement, o.
T. Deceased will be remembered by
many OF our old settlers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-04-20

Special meeting Of the council is
called for Monday night at o'clock.
Union hall. All delegates be on hand.
Business OF vital importance.
w. II. KENNER, V. Pres
AL HARRIS, Sec.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-04-20
Attention, Canton.

All members of Canton Ardmore
No. are hereby required to assem-
BILE at their hall Monday night at 5
o'clock In fatigue uniform. Matters
Of interest to the Canton will be in
troduced. ID. T. NISBETT, Com.
/. r. MASON. Clerk.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-04-20

OF fifteen from the Oklahoma Umser-
sity. who came down last Wednesday
for a few days stay in the Arbuckle
mountains near here. returned home
Saturday
The farmers are becoming dis.
couraged on account of dry weather.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-04-20

Fine slippers, Uz & Dunn's make,
for ladies', misses and children in all
the newest novelties. Ask TO see
them. WESTHElMER & DAUBE.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-04-20

Griffin brand shirts for dress wear
worth s1.25 and si.SO, special this
week s1.00.
wEsTHEiMER q DAUBE.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-04-20

Ladies' muslin underwear at espec
tally low prices this week. l9tf
j. A. LEATHERWOOD.