davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-31

DO you think you can ease these
terrible pains DOCTOR asked the patient.
Yes. ! can" answered the doctor cheer
July. "As soon as my medicine takes
effect you'll suffer no pain"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-31

Major 7. II. Mars. OF tho First wiseon-
sin Cavalry regiment. writes from lssS
Dunning street. Chicago. Ill. tho following
letter:
''Eos years ! suffered with eSEssrh Of
the ktd1eys e01tsscfe6 IN tho army.
Medicine I'D not hsip me say until .
eomrsde who hsd beea heiped BY ~.
runs advised me 10 Try IT, ! bought
some ~ Once. ssd soon found bieasrd
relief ikeps fskinG u four months.
and an now we'll and sfs0a1 snd fsei
better than ! have done fbr the pasf
fwenty yeSs1. fhsnks 10 f'efuns. -
7. ~. Msss.
Al tho appearance. ol tho first symptom
al kidney uoubl-. f-mna should b- taken.
Thi, remedy strikes at once the V-Ty root
oi tho dis-as-. II nj once relieves the
catarrhal kidn-ys oi III. sisgnant blood.
preventing tho eSeap- al s-rum from the
blood. rcFana stimulates the kidneys To
oser-ia from tho blood the aeeumulaiins
poison. and thus pscycn,s the eonyulsioas
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-31

Teacher-Now. when n thing Is repeat
ed and accepted as "A fact by everybody
what do we cali it?" Chorus of Pupils
A chestnut.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-31

The secret of the popularity of Baxter's
"Bullhead" 5.cent cigar is revealed In one
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-31

Marriage nowadays bcGIns with
courting and frequently ends with d.
yorcc courtinH.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-31

It is unlucky to have thirteen at the
table when the dinner set has only
twelve knives. forks and plates
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-31

A mans wits are apt To wander when
he Is In love. Cupid rhymes with stu
pid.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-31

Are you blind. by nHturc?" asked the
rharitably inclined citizen no sir .
:andidly replied the beggar. I'm blind
by profession
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-31

"Of course. we needn't believe every
thing We hear about our friends" True.
BUT. thank heaven. We can repeat III
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-31

Piso's Cure ia the bcst medicine We ever used
for oil affections of the thrf II and lungs.-wh.
O. ESpsLEY, vanhuren. Ind. Feb. 10. 1904
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-31

II YOU have smoked Bulls6nd scent
cigar you know how good they are; II
you have not. better try one.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-31

Elder BaEEs is good man. YES
bu. he'll be surprised when he gets to
heaven. to find there are several other
people there"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-31

frruna cures eaiafTh oi the kidney = simply
b-caus- u cures eaiauh wherever located
u YOU do not derive prompt and sa'is-
factory results from tho us1 Of r-runa.
~I,'r ai once To br. HaIiman. giving y
inii niai-m.ni oi your ea.r and hn Mil In
pleased to giNu you his valuable advice
gratis
Address DR.. Hartman. President Of Tho
Hartman SanitaTium. Columbus. y.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-31

Jennie braEs that she's got two
strings to her bow" Well. she'll need
several more ir she expects to hold him.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-31

Ducks go into the wafer for divers
reasons. and come out Tor sundry pur-
poses.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-31

ssansr n sssi i'ns 10 usn Of,zis hl.ssr.
oisi.ff. sai rflssfp ifss,lfs s:s bsss, kkis<f f,
ts;t ssAssff mt api s1sssfs si1s.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-31

'Tt beats ail'' how good cigar you can
buy for cents Y you buy the right brand.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-31

TELEGRAPH OPERATORS IN DEMAND
TelegrHphy thoroughly ,nuEnt in the CENTRAL.
BUSINESS COLLE8E, Denver. Write for journal.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-31

To Cure n Cold in One day.
Take Laxative Bronze Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund money II it fails to cure DC.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-31
The Worlds Large Steamers.

There are In the world 4U4 steamers
OF over 5000 tons each.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-31
DANGEROUS KIDNEY DISEASES CURED
Pe-ru.aa Creating National SensatIoa 10 the Cure
OF chroaie Ailments OF the kidaeys.

which are
sure to iolio~
u the Poisons
are allowed
To remain. II
gives gre at
Nisor 10 tho
heaft'sAetion
and digestive
system. both
oi which arc
apt to fail
Iapidiy in
this disease.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-08
COMMISSION
REPORTS
Describes Work on the
State Capitol

OLYMPIA. ian, k.a='fhe report OF
the capitol commission to the lagin-
iafufn has just been completed. A
great part Of the report la taken up
10 the recital NJ the differences be-
tween the Gloss Construction Co,
and the architect, which the com
mission has been called upon TO set
tie, AN Of which have been published
heretofore These are given by the
commission aH the cause ~ the non
completion 81 the huildifF Ga lime
for the meeting 81 the Legislature.
The following are the appropfias
lions requested Of the legislature for
furnishing the building
Cement nOofn and wood finish for
basement. $4,000 cement walks
around capitol. 5000 grading and
Milling aud HtaY=wall with coping on
south side. tzb0oi rsYarnishins old
building formerly court housed and
paperiHR same and paperins now
building. $500, electric fixtures.
dynamo and electric light plant.
1900; tanks aud engine FOR run
ming elevator, 5000 elevator fof an
mex ttaoo. Total. fat.1ee.
The report gives the total cost Of
the capitol, exclusive OF furniture.
a. sass. tta.os. The expenses OF the
commission 20 date have been ga
ssa ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-08
Relieves
his MIND
CAPTAIN EATON JUMPS UPON
sREmERTon

WASHINGTON. u. C., jan. g.
The navy department. has received a
letter from one Capt. J. q. Eaton.
attacking Bremerton. Eaton claims
to have spent seven months AZ the
navy yard town last year, and he
describes an appalling state OF sf-
fairs as existing there NJ that time.
He AYERS that bIuejacketa were
often druzRed and robbed on the
main street % Bremertou. when
they were on their way to Seattle.
He says.
Il have known liberty men TO be
picked up inesnaibie and moneyiess
In the streets Of Brefnerton. near the
navy yard gate. within 20 minutes
Of the time when they had passed
out clean and sober. with money In
their pockets.
IT was notorious that there were
IN Bfemerton certain men who made
their living BY entieing the men-of-
warsmen into open gambling bells.
which were located near the navy
yafd gate. or. falling In this. they
placed KNOCK out drops fehloraD
IN the first drink offered to their VIC
Tins. who. falling unconscious. we're
NJ once robbed. After nearly 40
years experience at many seaporta.
I have no legislation In adding that
for open robbery and organized pill
age Of bluejackets. Bremerton sur
passes all other towns ! have known.
Seattle ia not particularly not
Cd for It's eainiHnesE nor order; but
In that city the men-of- warsman
was not made the special prey Of the
vicious clauses. and consequently the
men going on liberty were encour-
aged to make Seattle their destlna-
ton"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-08
LABOR CONVENTION
COMES To A CLOSE
NEW WOMAN MUCH IN EVIDENCE At THE Last Session or
FEDERATION peiGoArgs--Miss NGrrig
~ LESTER CHOSEN PRESIDENT

The new woman was conspicuous
at the ciosfng session of the state
Fedsrstlon OF Labor convention yes
terday afternoon. Miss Setsie ".
Lester. secretary Of tha local Walt
r~ss Union. Was elected second vice
president Of the federation. being
the first female officer % the or
xanixafion.
For a time Miss Lester was 10 the
chair. During this time u devolyed
upon her 20 decide certain fine
point of parliamentary law. She did
II 20 promptly and with such good
Judgment that this big aggregation Of
worktngrnen loudly appiaussd her
1scieion.
Late IN the afternoon a flock of
mattresses. all pretty. assembled at
the convention. They ranged around
President Biackman n such num-
Sers for the last three hours Of the
session he was constrained TO address
the convention AZ ladies and gentle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-08

men instead Of merely "gsnslemrn. ..
Miss Alfre Lord, prerident Of IN.
local Waifress~s' Union. VAS called
upon to make n speech. she COM
piled and her words wsrs enthusiast
ideally sppisndsd. She paid q high
tribute TO the late =. Stacey whit
ney. Then sh. spoke Of the great
benefits Of organized labor. sspeciai-
iy a. regards women who work.
The convention chose Spokane as
Us meeting place for iest. and Of
ficers we're chosen ~ follows.
Executive bosrd-a, w. Harmon.
Seattle. chairman. T. v. Copeland,
Tacoma. John G~Fonow. Aberdeen.
=. v. Quinn. Spokane. 3. &. Van
derhoff. Arlington.
Fraiernal delegates to the Oregon
Federation convention nsxt May
a. Rust. Seattle. ~. w. North. Ia
coma. T. y. Heakett. Spokane.
state organizers. G. vanderhoff
OF Arlington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-08
HELD FOR MURDER
OF NANCE F. LEWIS
MRS. ANNIE Lgwis AND GEORGE Pioorr, Hea BROTH.
ER. FORMALLY CHARGED WITH KILLING FoRMGRs Hus-
nAno-coRonGRs JURY RuruaNe VERDICT ACCUSING


moment after the shots were fired
and then Miss Almond heard fiEf
Hutt'n voice aEpialmi
You'll shoot mo. too, Give me
half uf that gun anyway
These words were repeated several
timra. but no RESPONSE was heard
A few moments later MiRs Almond
heard Mrs. Lewis cNclaim
"Oh. what's that on the bed
riKsutt answered that u was blood
Probably five minutes more ella nHeq
before Mrn tseeiH went into the halt
way aud asked that physician be
sent rot
The weapon with which the shoo,-
ing was done u an automatic re-
eoiyar which eiecta the rhrtfs af
they are fired Theses shells " ere
found by the poliue on the floor sonf
distances from the bed ON WHICH NJ
body az the murdered man iaI rhif
fact and the additional one thNt thf
wounds show no evidence Of fseWdrf
marks Or burns. u n alleged. affref
tually diaposea ~ the suicide theort
put forward ~ the persons accused
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-08

A cotoner'a Jury has formally
charged ucorne fiRHutt and his Hips
ter Atfui Annie Lewis with the inuta
der Of the lattuf'a husband, MnnVe
y. Lewis Complaints accusing them
Of the crime have been fiisd aud
they have been taken To the county
jail Ia await their preliminary ex=
animation.
The inquest ON the body Of l.ewtz
was concluded late yesterday after
noon after the testimony % an the
witnesses suppressed To- have any per-
tiacnt knowledge II tho shooting
had been heard. The mnet import
ant Of these witnesses was MI. and
Mrs, Almond and Miss Aruipnt, who
live at a3s feHler way Ia apartments
adioininE those occupied BIZ fseWia
and his wife and young rtssutt,
Miss Almond told the Jury that
she was awakened about 4 a'oiock
Tuesday morning by sounds 81 a
ncuffie Ia the adjoining rnou THIS
was followed almost immediately by
two shots fired In quick succession.
rHs noise ~ the scuffia continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-08
IS STILL
IN TOWN

EUREKA. New. Jan. 81 A.
Tfayior. manager II the New Yofk
aad Nevada Copper cofupanyn
property In white f'rns county. was
attacked yesterday In the compaay'a
afftce Al Keystone By Il men. said
to b. members II the miners union.
eho stated that they ssfe Eolns %
run hlm out II town. Trnytar be-
gar shosting and Killed three nem-
hers Of the party aud ~oundsd sew
utsi others before the remainder re-
treated. TrayiaF recantly ordated a
reduction Of wages ana a strike has
been on ever since
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-08
an amrl-elsaarIrr CRUSADE

lucy Pase Gas,on has a
l. taoo-
against
- 81
HE VIII haVe
educational. will
their
: N "a
"
az
probleEa them ehdn hoy wha wants
than It to
nforcet hennL
ar armca
getting little questionable pleasure and
H.
ms " 10 ma thu AZ are WI o
hey " d
n
IN. -. . oncs /.
Il n sale
II b to
"
Tb~ hide Is ths,
Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-08

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, a. they
cannot reach the feat Of she disease. Ga
tsrfh IL blood ~ constitutional disease,
and ~ order % cure II you must take In
fernai remedies Halls CniHrfh cure i
thkfn iniernaiiy. md acts directly On The
blood AMI mucous surfaces. HANS q.
farfh Cure - not n Quafk medicine n
va prescuied by one ~ he hest fhval.
clans N tfia country for years and Il q
regular pfescrirfi0n. ~ u composed Of me
teaf f0nicl known. combined with Tho best
blood purifiers. aefluR directly en- tho
mucous surfaces. The perfsef roIntdur.
fisn ~ The tee ingredients IL ~haf pfas
tarst. nsnd for Testimonials free
" y CHENEY Co. props'. Toleao o.
Mold by dfgeEfsta, price Tie.
Halls Family pills srs the best.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-08
sREMERron's pUrv

Chamber Commerce committee criucHins hs
with reference tho fese
10 the
question but that hrensfa
the feset
ronslhe Nevertheless u win nov
much time Ia nA's
enersetkay
and make tho moral
undeFhanded ana
malicious In he
T. Il but nothing
tn vindicaion Rather
let commandant stirling be carried
persecution VIII have
br~nre
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-08
,svssv,ea ais = s.a,. savax

and modern II
a a
alt
wi,hoa departing nunnh q. nome
mad
Washington. Ind
90 To
vi hts r~sel. &
days
tetous Thsrs
and
Il n
he a
a a
well 9. xt year hsm ~ N auto
Al
u o
.
The ~srs ssts.y s~dtiy .. century.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-08
SANTA FE
REFUSES

TOPEKA. Kan. Jan. s.-Ths San
Ia Re railroad has declined to grant
the demand % the orders OF railway
trainmen for a 20 per cent. Increase
OF wages. Committees representing
the unions are In session IN this city.
for another conferences with the rail-
road managers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-08
ESTABLISH TINE MARKET

of valuable waterfront
wharfage well
Improvement club
. o Inc landi Is most feason
Of
about the
a Of
market elite
II
business q he "a e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-08
SEATTLE
RElNSTATED

PORTLAND. Jan. s[Thr King
County s'air Association Vas rein
stated in the North rasific Fair A..
sssaatiaa az the annual meeting of
that Organization yesterday. The
trsaabie tsstesen IN. seattle Aa.ocla-
tlan ana tire Vancouver Jockey Club
vas settled. After nasae ffictAon the
spring and fall schedaiss for the
circuit we're arranged. The dates fns
Seattle races arv June 0 20 July 4
and August I IN -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-08
CAUCUSlNG
IN IDAHO

BOISE. Idaho. Jan. s.--Ths Repub-
iican legislative caucus last night
took Ave ballots for United states
senator. The last vote stood, Borah.
49, Hepburn. ie. Stamford. o..
HhOup. 8.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-08
ADVEN TUR ESS
PINCnED

MARIETTA. o. Jan. s-iAlra
starkhours. alias Laura Aili~r. alias
Marion AonaaIts. has been ARRESTED
here unon the ahafe Of using the
malls for fraudulent, purpose She
has been aavcftiaius faf a husband
ard estoffinE mooney frou hsf oog-
reaponfefitn she r. said I o havs
harvested many thousands Of dollars
ffom suiiiole applicants for her
hand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-08

rAHlA p-e ts--sspsctai eorrx-
spondsuce)--rhe lsasiinx high eo-
prano. Of IN. Paris opsra aaa Opera
cnmiaaa are both Americans. These
teo shsatsrs are Subsidized By the
French Nve ernDeut and represent
the best France can offer in art ana
music. Ia eech csse thu saes-~ssfni
American singer gained her psssition
by her eharaetefisttr American en-
fespriss.
Bessie Abhott. whose real name u
Bessie Abbott pickins. was born IN
New York. though Of a leadina
south Carolina family. A. an ~srif
as~ she dsvetoped high musical gifts
and. when Is pears old. sang private.
~ b~fofs Jean De pn.aks. DE He~she
w.s charmed nth her voice aai
strongly urged her 60 study for
grand ofrru.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-08

The other ART IN Mary Garden OF
nhicaHo. who came hers several
years ago under the tutelags Of Mrs.
Robinson DUFF She met AYbii san
derron. who Waa then at the height
81 hcf fame. aud who aid everything
she could 20 advance her interests
After studying two Or three years
In Paris. Miss Garden met chafpens
tier the author % the opera Lou
iHe" eharpenllas Was then prrrhf
ing his opera for presentation on the
stag. Of tho opera Comique. Mas
.uarden sang for Chafprntief. who
remarked that abe would make an
adnairahle Louise. and he WAS almost
sorry that another soprano was 10
present the part This was enough
20 interest Miss Garden. who oh.
tanned the soofe % ths opera aud
pTa rtiGed tho part Just tWo days
before IL wns to be presented char
pentief eame 60 her IA great excite
msnt My soprano has just been
taken very a.. he said. and every.
thing Ia lost unless you can help me.
II by any mirauie yau can take The
leading part In an opera in two dsyr.
YOU must DO H." Like Miss Abbott.
Mas Garden was equal 10 the
emergency
Louise waa a succesa. aud Miss
Garden In the titis role arhisved
great petsonal triumph The morn
ins after the performance the man
agefs af the Opera cemlque offered
hsE a three. YeaF cotfaet az tixs q
week fince then MtaH Oardsu has
appeared iu several opernn. notably
Ia that 81 "Mannn Her usfre~ss IN
this opera Nss such that her salary
was raised to 500 q week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-08

I-~siyy TO order. B.ansts. coionlai
block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-08

nfactiea and only two r.hearsals.
ihg said yea
The Paris public had heard moth
inE ~ her. and her futrisn name ON
the program Of tho teadine thestaf
Ia France was enough or lissit to
arouse the prsiudioo against her. nut
she caught the popular approval At
once and was given one Of the
greatest Ovsfionn FOR beginner
since that given 10 Patti. noms 10
years age.
KoeniR was delighted aud save
her one Of the best positions IN the
company Since then Hls mas SUM
Ia "siesffied" aud 10 new praatirinH
for the part Of Queen MatFusfit" ~
The Huaucnatn Tier voice has re-
markedly wide range and IL capable
Of reaching ffhiah al "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-08
January clearance
Sale

is BEYOND ALL EXPECTATIONS
A customer said tits no wonder
that you have such big sales when
you sell 30 cheap"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-08
p,ss psAIrss LICENSE

According TO an opinion rendered
BY Assistant Attorney u@neraI Dali
ton. Fefaii dealers IN nsh are not re-
auired 10 pay the ltesnee fec DO
flanded BY the statutes Only tho-s
dealers Who buy direct from the
fishermen are required 10 procurs .
license.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-08

Professor wnsas at Raahs Han
Monday ana rr,say sveainGa Pr.
snss lessons daily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-08

10 BARRIERS. Shrewsbury. II. Y-.
irF (basemenfl. s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-08

fofn and thea she came 10 PARIS
and through IL H~enkes effqft ~ss
taken as a special pupil by peni6(
rpns master Of the Paris ops
Lucky Accident
she rtudI~a under him for two
years and would have made her start
at the bottom % the ladder Ia ths
customary way but for an accident
which saNe her an opportunity TO
sisrt.y her Anertcan grit and enter
prise. ko~nis found " pcrensafp %
place ths opera % Romeo aud
juliet some tim. esarfter In the see-
rgn than had b--n lsf.uffrd. There
WAS no one available for the part. 81
Juliet. and. as a last resort. ko~usE
asked Miss ABBOTT ~ sns tbooxnt
! she could take " with ten days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-08

Dunlap. real .sssss - uais. ssssa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-08

Jus
mol
str|
con |
tici|
use |
rl1ll
ciia|
mel
sO |
" III
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-10-07
What Ardmore Needs.

The sere and yellow leaf is here
cold winters blasts will soon appear
and many a shivering suffering one
will need a helping hand. while some
will call Tor aid who ought To- help
themselves. Ardmore has grown to a
own of such size and of SO large a
population tnat some system in the
management of her benevolence Is
needed. No organization deserves
more praise than the Benevolent So
ciety. They have been faithful, untir-
ing in their work, in season and out
of season They have done much good
in the past and and the field of their
labors widens every year. To the
writer's knowledge some have un-
worthily imposed themselves on the
care Of this association. In many
cases II is almost impossible to dis.
criminate the worthy from t1e un-
worthy Our city ought to have a
board Of charity. whose business il
should be to investigate all cases that
become a charge upon the city or the
Benevolent Society and issue tickets
to the worthy. II II appears that TEN.
porary needs exists let provision be
made for immediate wants until in
vestigation can be made into the mer-
its of the case. Also. such a board
should include I'm their duties the find
ing labor for such worthy poor as
are temporarily out of employment.
Our city hes grown to such proper
tions that there now exists a demand
for systematic charity. The greatest
need of the city is small charity
hospital, with ten to twenty beds, in
which the unfortunate sick can be
properly cared for. This would save
large amount of expense and give a
care that such patients could not re-
ceive under existing conditions Even
temporary military hospital would
answer the purpose, and should this
society receive the $500 it could be de-
voted to no better purpose than erect
ing such a building as we have tie
ground on which to put up a hospital
Let the citizens of Ardmore take this
matter under consideration.
S. $. CARR.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-10-07
Electric Alarm Svstem.

Signal Engineer e. w Pondell OF
the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe road
'- now putting I'm the alarm bells on
the two main lines of the santa Fe
ttac., one on the old main line aad
one uI iie new main line When com.
pletcd these bells will ring as long
as a train. engine or car is on these
tracks for a distance OF 500 feet either
way from the sigr,l. for iu.;alrc
when the southbound passenger on
the Santa Fe arrives it will ring these
bells until 1t pulls ont and passes be.
yond the alarm limit. and vice versa
which necessitates the continuous ring
ing of these bells as long as either
rrSrth or southbound uain are standing
at the depot. The work will be fin.
ished in about ten days.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-10-07

d. A. McCaskill was In town Tues
day from Simon. Mr.. McCaskill
brought with him rather an odd spec
linen OF the ant or cricket The spec
linen burrows in the ground and the
sight of his big teeth sends the chills
through the spine. One gentleman
who claimed acquaintance with the
insect pronounced ii male cricket
and said they abounded in considera-
BILE numbers in the territory of Okla
homa. 1t has lived in a bottle for
ten days and subsists on cheese and
crackers.