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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-29
RIVERSIDE.
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have been summering here. have returned
TO their home in Pawtucket
Mrs. Ernest Grundlach OF Pawtucket
avenue has returned home from a visit
TO relatives In Connecticut.
YOUNG LADIES ORCHESTRA.
The orchestra which has been formed
by number OF the well-known young
women of this place is prospering In a
sails are held each week and by the time
that cold wea ther sets in there will doubt
less be great demand for the services
are young women who have distinguished
themselves In the local musical field and
the new venture promises To be a decided
success from the start.
BUSY TINES
These are busy times among the local
farmers. as they are kept hustling 10 get
In the crops before they are touched by
the frost. There is but little fear OF
things freezing up very hard at this time.
but some OF the crops would be seriously
Injured by comparatively light frost,
s,i,, and the farmers are taking all the pre-,
caught Several of the crops are very
good this year. while others are showing
the effects OF the peculiar weather of
some time ago. and are backward about
ROUGH WEATHER.
The yachts which were out In the last
blow report that some OF them had a
rough time returning from down the river
and number OF them were obliged 10
put into the nearest harbor and walt for
the elements 10 subside before finishing
the trip.
Those who went down report that the
fishing was good. although not so good Is
II was a few weeks ago. None OF the
boats met with any accident as far as
reported, but they all agree that II was
very disaareeable sailing. and some OF
the boatmen were disgusted with the
homeward part OF the trip that they are
pulling their boats up, and say that they
do not care about going down the river
again this year.
MAKING REPAIRS.
A number OF local people are making
repairs about their premises and putting
them In repair for the winter. The un-
derpinnings are being repaired and many
OF the chimnies are being topped out as
fast as the mssons can do the work. The
soft coal and other strange fuels which
were used during the coal famine last
winter raised havoc with the chimnies.
and now the local mechanics are driven
shape again.
BUILDING OPERATIONS
The various buildings which are In
process Of construction about town are
now well along towards completion. But
few new ones are being started The
work on the Congregational church Is get
ting along as fast as possible. with
large force OF men working as hard as
they can every minute Of the time. The
new barn for George Merewcther is prac-
uealiy completed. and now he Is having
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Mumford. J. Stacey Brown. Frank r.
Nolan, Austin Gray
Third Ward: Ward Committee-James
j. O'Hearne. Charles w. Crandall. VIII
liam p. Clarke, Cornelius w r. Gala
han. Sidney s. Graham: delegates 10 con-
vention, Patrick j Boyle. John n. Cros-
by, William j. Underwood William p.
Clarke Charles w Crandall
Fourth ward. ward committee Jer--
miah A. Corcoran. stephen s. Carr.
Michael Burns John j. Flood, Charles n.
Roehne Roeili Jr; delegates to convention,
miah A. Corcoran, Benjamin j. Carter,
Michael Connolly.
Fifth ward. ward committee. John F.
Kelly. Joseph Martin, Michael r. Kelly.
Patrick j. Connell. Patrick J. sullivan
delegates 10 convention. John E ONeill,
Patrick Costello. Thomas W. Ryan.
James j. Sullivan. John Collins.
SECRET REPUBLICAN CAUCUS.
After Chairman Holden's visit to New
port last week IL was arranged for a Sc
cret caucus to be held Saturday night,
at which the Republican city leaders were
present and many plans were discussed.
II is understood that the party has de-
cided on the candidates for the general
assembly. Hon. Jeremiah w. Horton. the
chairman OF the Newport police commits
sion Is 10 be the nominee for senator.
and Col. William r. Sheffield, Hon. John
+. Sanborn and MIR. II. n. Hazard are to
he three OF the four representatives. Mr..
Sheffield will probably be named as First
representative to run against Col. VIII
liam Il. Clarke, the Democratic nominee.
There is a statement that j. Stacy Brown
desires to lead the Newport representa-
tive ticket. Senator j, II. Crosby Will ne
Col Horizons opponent. and will make n
strong fight. II is also stated that the
Democrats as vet have not decided on a
man TO run for Fourth representative. but
this will be decided on soon.
u.laro .,,lt .aarno ~ ha anY,a doubt a
to the Republican nominee for mayor In
Newport. but the name of Admiral Luce
is still heard. Certain Republicans, how
ever, say that his name will not be before
the convention. but that a man more
closely I'm touch with Newport Will be
honored by the party.
The name OF Mr.. George Norman Weav-
er has been prominently mentioned. ana
many state that he would make a very
formidable candidate and would bring out
n very strong vote
one OF the biggest Caucuses which the
Democrats have held In years at Centre
dn nlc was held last night and good
showing was made.
Arthur Cushing. chairman OF the town
committee presided. and Theodore j.
HAYDEN was secretary.
For delegates 10 the state convention
the following were elected: James HYDE.
Thaddeus J. Hayden, Thomas a. Me-
Bride. John w. Davis. Mr. Hayden later
withdrew. and James Fogarty was elect
ed.
The next business was the election Of
a town committee. Upon suggestion Of
MIR Hayden and motion OF Leander r.
Gardiner the number OF the town com
mittee was taxed at nine, and Arthur
Cushing was elected the first member.
The other members elected were VIII
liam i. Burke. James Hyde, .Thaddeus
J. HAYDEN. Leander + Gardiner. Thomas
Alchrietan. Domenico Comet and John
W. DAVIS Then Mr. Davis begged leave
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District Attorney Jerome Plans Campaign
and Asks for Contingency Fund TO
Make Clean Sweep.

ling houses and closing them. ! have
been kept in touch with the gambling
situation and know what should be done.
I am reliably informed that the gambling
houses i'm Manhattan are wide open now.
and | want TO get the money so that ]
can go against these places as l have
done before. I have positive informa-
ton on this subject. and IL IL absolutely
necessary that | get the money
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New York. Sept. 2e-District Attorney
Jerome yesterday made application 10 the
board OF estimates and apportionment for
100000 for his contingent fund for the en-
suing year In explaining the need for
the money Mr.. Jerome said:
II have spent the money received last
year In securing evidence against gamb-
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We can't guarantee you against imi-
tations of "Chidlow' bread. You must
look out for yourself. They will be offered
YOU Refuse them unless the label bears
our signature, than you'll know it's our
bread" Ward-Corby CO.
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rather extensive alterations made on his
house.
house on Smith street. and will probably
build another when this one is little
further along. He now has several, and
ls frequently increasing his holdings IN
new dwelling which is being erected on
Forbes street by Fred Schurman Is prac-
tically finished on the outside, and the
lower story has been plastered.
GOING AWAY
The summer residents are now moving
away quite rapidly and ID, IN "a rs,a snor, time ihe
regular inhabitants of the place that
few weeks ago II was one OF the gay wa
tering places OF the state.
The cars are now running on the WIN
ter schedule. and the steamboats, have
stopped running altogether, but the
transportst tion facilities OF the place are
now so good that these facts are not no
ticed nearly as much as they would have
been a few years ago, when the means or
access TO and departure from the place
were much more limited.
CROWDED SCHOOLS.
The third week Of the fall term in the
public schools commenced yesterday. The
schools are pretty well filled up. espe-
cially at Turner avenue. where several or
the pupils In attendance are seated IN
chairs. without desks at which TO work.
An effort will be made TO make room Tor
a few more desks in the building, bur
the fact remains that this school house
is overcrowded. and something viii have
10 be done in the near future TO make
more ample accommoda tions for the rap
idly increasing school population Of the
place.
DIED IN HARNESS.
Yesterday afternoon horse attached To
a sulky fell down and died near the resi-
dence OF Jesse Medbery on Willett ave-
nue.. The animal was said to belong 30
John II. Price.
GENERAL MENTION.
The Canonicus Rowing club are arrang
ing for dance 10 be held In Library hall
Friday. oct. . The committee of ar
rangements consists OF II. j. Gaffney,
Byron Macon and Alfred Albro.
gen. A. u. Burnside council O. L. A.
NJ will meet in Mechanics hall tonight
The regular meeting OF St Marks guild
will be held in the parish house this even
Ing.
Mrs A. r. Sweet OF Providence street
reports the loss OF gold watch Sofns-
where between the car house at the cor
ner OF Knowlton street and Riverside
square. A reward has been offered io'
it's return.
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TO withdraw and Gilbert Forgue was
elected 10 his stead
The election Of a member OF the state
central committee was left for the town
cr,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-29

CIaude-Did you 90 TO the theatre las;
evening?
Percy-No: attended sleight of
hand performance.
Claude--Where7
Percy went 10 call on Miss o
Smythe and offered her my hand. but
she sighted it.--New Yorker.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-29

Little folks. Big folks You will all
want 10 count them, WHAT Why the
dots. They will be along soon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-29

The prizes 20 be offered In the coming
Dot Counting contest are well worth
your while 10 count.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-03-06
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c. T. Bonner is here from Sneed.
II. II. Cox came in last night from
Durant.
Chas. Eubank is here today from
Sherman.
w. l.. Byrd. Jr., of Purcell is in the
city today.
G. w. Holder. a Dougherty business
man, is here today.
w. c. Everhart returned from Okla
homa City yesterday afternoon.
Oscar A. Wells and Buck Garrett
returned yesterday TO Fort washita.
Rev. Jesse Holland of Thackervine
was a pleasant caller at the Ardmore-
ite today
II. A. Finn, r, z. hartman and J. S.
McNally are in the city from Okla
homa City.
Deputy w. II. Norton came up at
noon from Marietta to attend a trial
in the commissioners court.
II. L. Hiil of Webb. Miss. is here
visiting his mother, Mrs. NJ. A. Hill,
at the home of j. A. Leatherwood.
w. II. Moran. the Ardmoreite CORE.
spondent, accompanied by w NJ. Boil
len. were visitors to Ardmore from
Marsden.
Cole Sharp Of Tula, Miss, and Ed
lnman of Pocopola, Miss, arrived in
the city last night and will settle
in this country.
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NEW ORLEANS REUNION.
choetaw Passenger Agent Here to See
transportation Committee.

J. s. McNally, division passenger
agent Of the Choctaw, Oklahoma and
Gulf. was here this morning from Ok
lahoma City. Mr. McNally is inter.
ested in securing for his road the pat.
ronage Of the Confederate Veterans,
Sons and Daughters, who will attend
the New Orleans reunion in May The
c. o. & @. will route their passengers
by way Of Haileyville to Memphis and
from there to New Orleans over the
Illinois Central. He informs us that
there will be no dearth OF Pullman cars
at that time and that the people here
can secure as many as they like for
their service during the entire trip,
This route is one OF scenic beauty
and many Of our people who contem.
plate making the visit favor this
route.
While the rates have not been made
yet, II is believed that the round trip
tickets will cost s12.
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TERMS OF U. s. COURT.

At Chickasha-Begins Monday
February 16, 1903, and Monday Sep
aember 2s, 1908, and continues In see
sion tive weeks.
At Ryan-Begins Monday, March ?,
1903, and October ~, 1903, and con-
tinues gn session ten days.
At Purcell-Begins Thursday, March
70. 1903, and Thursday, October %,
1903, and continues in session ten
days.
At Pauls Valley-Begins Monday
March 23, 1903, and Monday, Novem-
ber 2, 1903, and continues in session
three weeks.
At Ada-Begins Monday, April 10,
1903, and Monday, November %, 1903,
and continues in session two weeks.
At Tishomingo-Re Monday
Monday, April "a. 1909, and December
Z, 1903, and continues in session two
weeks.
At Ardmore-Begins Monday, May
II, 1903, and Monday, December 21,
1903, and continues IN session seven
weeks or longer.
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lrfenest In Reunion.

Interest IN the great Confederate re
union is growing. John H. Morgan
camp will hold an interesting meeting
Sunday.
Sam Davis camp is working to Sc
cure a membership Of one thousand
They are now rehearsing for a minstrel
show at Kloski's opera house on the
night OF March '2g. Those tz1.ing part
are being thoroughly trained by Mrs
John T. Brinek of Dallas. She asserts
she has never found better local tai
ent anywhere than at Ardmore. and is
elated over the progress made by
those rehearsing and the prospects OF
a creditable performance.
The Chamber of Commerce band
rehearses regularly and the boys will
he the pride Of Ardmore. In all prob
ability the band will be taken TO New
Orleans and the two reunions to be
held this year in the Territory.
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The Weather.

Since our report yesterday the
weather has been practically at a
standstill, and II is still cloudy. Last
night about bed time It began 10
shower rain and we really thought
that repetition of the precipitation
was about to happen. but it lasted only
few minutes and no more fell.
The wind has been blowing at least
miles an hour during some portions
Of the day and the thermometer has
been as high as Go above. A great
deal Of the mud dried up in conse.
quence, and II nothing else, the wealth.
er has been sufficiently warm without
the aid of an artificial heat.
Some said this morning that IL
would fair OFF today, but they said the
same thing yesterday and hence we
dent know.
According to the ground hog II will
not iair on for some time yet.
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Almost Lived There.

During a burglary epidemic in the
country an Inspector of the police force
one night made tour through the bur
glarized district. Considerably after
midnight he saw young man emerge
noiselessly from a substantial home
stead and made after him.
did you just come out OF that cor
ner houseT' the inspector asked, over
hauling him.
The young man, while Of respectable
appearance. was plainly Ill at ease and
confused.
Il did" he said.
do you live thereT" demanded the
inspector.
-'Well, almost" was the embarrassed
answer. But ! can't see that it's any
OF your business as long as her father
doesn't object" Tit-Blts.
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One Of the most remarkable sights In
the world is Bird island, In South Afri-
ca, for the reason that during some
months OF the year II is literally COW
cred with gannets. Not foot OF ground
In TO be seen anywhere. Day after day
thousands Of gannets strut around, and
they are 80 close TO each other that the
whole island seems actually alive.
Those who have seen this sight say
that IL is one which can never be for
gotten
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mis- CATTLE MUST GO.
M w Means OF Hewitt Refuses N
Pay the Cattle Tax.

Jesse l.. Josdon, assistant Indian
cattle tax collector, with six Indian
police Was here this morning making
inquiries concerning ahe Oklahoma
quarantine lines and gathering other
needed information concerning the re
moval Of cattle. Mr.. Jordan stated
that NJ. w. Means. who has 150 head
CT cattle near Hewitt, had refused TO
pay the tax and that his cattle would
be driven from the Territory. For
the reason that Red river is 50 high
the police were of the opinion that the
cattle could not be driven into Texas
but would have to be taken in an op-
posite direction into Oklahoma
Among the Indian police were Lieut..
Elmer McAnley and Lewis Hardage,
Bud Maytubby and Ed Bowman.
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Paul Jones Ryei

We viii send you four full quart bot
ties of Paul Jones Jockey Club Rye
Whisky, 8 years old. for 81 and will
pay express charges. Try 1t and II
you are not satisfied send 1t back at
our expense and your "a will be re-
turned by next mail Just think that
offer over. How could it be fairer?
If you are not perfectly satisfied you
are nCd out cent. Better letu send
you trial order. Yours for business,
w. S. WRIGHT & CO..
Gainesville. Texas.
North Cmmerce street
Phune No. 1876. p. O. Boz 70.
d&v-
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Father-SO Filmy Luhring is engaged
to young Rattles? Let me see; wasn't
she engaged 10 somebody else a little
while ago?
Daughter - Somebody else, father?
Why. in our set no engagement is con.
sidered complete without her.-Brook-
lyn Life.
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Newspaper channe

South AcAlester. |. T., March g.
The Indian Territory Baptist, a re-
ligious weekly published by Gresham
& Treadweil, has sold its subscription
list to the world and Way OF Kansas
City, and the publishers have retired
from the newspaper business.
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Accused Of stealing a Saddle.

Last night Deputy Wilkinson brought
in Jess Littrell and Smith Redman,
both charged with the larceny of a
saddle from Isaac Stewart II being
against the law for two men to steal
one saddle, they were arrested and
put in jail.
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elm

The mayor went out to the dam uis
morning and found it all right The
mayor said he just felt a little uneasy
but is satisfied nov and says the dam
is a daisy.
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When the contest was over George
Gates challenged the winning team for
a contest, the team TO be selected by
himself
Mr.. Gates said this morning that he
had not yet selected his men, but
would start with Marcus Bright. This
contest, he also added. would either
come of next Tuesday or Thursday
night. This challenge was accepted
by the victorious team.
Both sides then repaired to the din
ing parlors of Ben Ingram where a
sumptuoua banquet awaited them.
The defeated players challenged the
winning side to play another game
which was accepted and this game. We
understand, will come of on Monday
the 10th.
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w. T. Parsons of Parsons, Tenn,
and C. V. Weller Of Cerrogords. Tenn,
are in Ardmore prospecting for a new
location.
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Chickasa~ Hotel.

Opened under new management.
Renovated throughout. Fresh beds.
First.class table.
MRS. NJ. A. HOLEMKlN, Prop.
I4-dw1m. Gainesville, Tex.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-03-06

Miss Ollie Estes Matthews Of Pauls
Valley, !. T., is the guest of her broth.
er and his wife. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A.
Matthews. Miss Matthews is .quite a
Southern beauty and three years ago
was sponsor at the reunion OF Confed.
crate Veterans held at Memphis,
Tenn, where she attracted much at.
tention and was universally admired.
-oklahoman.
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John II. Mruan Camp, U. c. v.

The officers and members Of this
camp will meet IN regular session at
the city hall Sunday. March 8, at 3 p.
m. All members should attend as Inn
portant business is to be transacted
Election of officers and delegates.
J. w. GoLLEDGE, Com.
G. II. BRUCE. Adjutant.
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Fine BIackberrles.

have about 200 fine blackberry
plants for sale. Time 10 set rtsem out
Is NOW. Very cheap. p. Sohaub, at
the Pafk 12-tf
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Hpbbub-HOw bright and clean ev-
erything looks out here!
subbub-Yes: we had a couple OF de-
tectives securing the country last week.
Philadelphia Record.
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Ftr good work dOae, praPerly done
at the right price. take your crippled
watches and broken Sewelry TO Noland
a Rollins w. T. Nixon, jeweler. lott
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Write Plymouth Rock ohickens.
Purest strain. Eggs for Matching
10 fer'$1.50. w. A. Shelton, zoe e ST.,
S. T., Ardmore. Phone III. 2d6-w4
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We have ordered superb line OF
fishing tackle and arc expecting It's
arrival each day.
WILLIAMS, CoRHN G. co.
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A days outing viii be incomplete
unless you are provided with fishing
tackle that comes from Williams,
Corlm G. Cos.
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Episcopal Services.

Lenten services will be held in St
Philips church on every Wednesday
and Friday evenings at o'clock.
FRED A JUNY, Rector.
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Mrs. Trick Dead

Mrs. viii Trick died yesterday at 8
O'Clock p. m. at her former home in
San Angelo, Texas. Deceased was a
sister OF Mrs. j. w. Puckett of Gaines
vile and John d. Kelley Of this city.
Mr., Kelly was at his sisters bedside
when the end came.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-03-06

The jaw OF the shark furnishes the
best watchmaker's oil. In each shark
is found about half a pint.
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Here again, the short order man,
same old place, second door east of
]. X. kearney 0. L. King, manager.
2-6t.
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Your Watch or clonk.

Repaired and put IN good fix. Jewelry
of all sorts mended and polished, and
all sorts OF engraving neatly executed
at holland & Rollins at reasonable
prices. rlt-r lott
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Get your "duds7 In condition fol
the good old summer time. Ardmore
Pressing Club. Phone 294. 23-1w
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Who orders early orders best. viii
liams. Corhn & Co have received in
voices OF the fine lot of fishing
tackle that will be here in few
days.
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Just received car load nf smithing
coal j. f. GWINN.
25d&,wtf Blacksmith
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Choice Rose Bushes.

Rose bushes at half price as long
as they last. Well rooted bushes from
zoe to z5c. G. A. DRAIN,
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The Kingman make Of farming I'm
iplements have taken precedence over
every other make. They represent
perfection in farmiRg tools. Sold by
Williams, Corhn & Co.
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Sin has many tools. but n lie is the
handle that fits them all.-Holmes.
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There are nov even 100 prisoner.
in the jail at the present time.