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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-05
the PRINCETON
COMMENC emit

PRINCETON. ~. J.. June S-The
is6th annual commencement At
friueatun university was ushered in
this afternoon with tho annual goif
match pstweeu graduates aud UNDER
graduates
Tomorrow the annual junior ora
tpfical contest viii take place tn Al
sxander hail. and m tn afternoon
f'fiae~tou and Nais viii mset on the
diamond In the evening the scutafs
VIII siHx on the steps ~ 'oii North. =
and batter there VITA be a concert by
The xsve club.
sunday the baccaiAarSate sermon
vii - preachesi b yfhe Rev Hrnfy
Van Dyke 4. u. and President Weed
row Wilson VIII deliver an address
tn the senior class.
Monday will be essSs day. with
tNe planting 81 thu class iTY. the
eaanun exercises and other eeFemB-
nias Tuesday vii b. siumni DAY
and the commencement cksfutssg
proper Stii take pace "a Aiekandsw
hall wednesday morning
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LARGE ORDERS
FOR MACHINERY

NEW YORK. Jens 5 Machinery
manufacturers havs 40 complaint to
make y u the condition IT ihrif trade
49,. = 49, s.sess Z: -
Ancps. uslainsNA n a. NtsAd af better
than naAnUfaet gtrers might have e.
recteds Orders Amounting g. Up
wards ~ half a misiiun dollars have
lse~n placed fesrutiY ~ the tarEs
railroads with the mechins tool rnsr-
chants
The manufacturers ~ phounksnph
machines are reported ta b. behind
wtsh their orders Tire machines have
beer fntru=iured In al parts q the
world. ard or@5rn are being received
from asia. South Africa sooth Amer
lea and Eufnpe
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CONVENTION OF
CREDIT MEN

ST. LOUIS. June s.--Arranssmsn,s
on an extensive scale are being made
fer the stshth annual convention 81
tn. National Credit Mems association.
. BE- held in this city NEXT week. The
association has had a large increase
IA lis membership during the pass
year. and the attendance AZ the com
ing meeting viii undoubtedly be the
largest In the history u the orsnnis-
alton. A. usual. thert will be ad-
dresses By a number of financisrs
and other men OF national impof-
lance.
j. III. Tregoe OF baltimore n the
president Of the association. and VIII
preside over this coming convention.
The other officers of the association
are: George J. Pulfsr Of Detroit.
vice president. William A. Prender-
Eaat OF New York. secretary and
treasurer
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from $1,000 M O. tia aea.
Nf course there are machines that
40 not earn this. but there are also
others whose receipts On special days
viii 50 up % three figures
There are plenty % rnmona about
town that a concerted effort against
the adjustment q these machines
viii be made b. the operators OF
them. II was stated By one man who
VIII be a heavy loser when thu law
sues inta cffeet that be waa almost
positive a pool Wouid he made by q
number Of owners. and that nanaa one
would be instructed Ia run hls ma
chimes after the Law went into eject
and nAht the law IN the courts.
The existence ~ these little ma
chimes are or vital Importance 60 the
existence of "a hole host ~ little ct
gaF stands, which would have TO ~
out u business weFr they compelled
60 limit their trade 10 legitimate par-
rhases.
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JUDGE PARKER NEVER
STOLE ANY CHICKENS
STILL SOUTHERN DEMOCRATS WANT TO KNOW
MORE ABOUT HIM BE FORE THEY SUPPORT
HIM FOR THE PRRsID ENJOY

wAsEIfNrTO%. u. C. lure "
Especial. fsanssor TsiiFnan - eaFss-
fully aau eamfufstAi an the nah5 jest
vl.s s.ss ~ szst s..s o. y, =: ~ -
correspondent mot tls senator 81 Tie
treasury department. ana tried - x#f
hiss q say Whaf she gzeepis - ~
south think uf the Parker saniis
lacy
ssOh. I've been tuNn on mo farm.
yus know Tiiinaau rwpiied. sxaaises
~ sttaVa been sstfinE mY rrupa
Nsarfed and putting thiuga into
shape tsaVe hardly had a sniuugs
10 talk politics
After saFua preliminary fencing
the senator stated tbs situation rs
Il seemed fu hifns
We prng1a Of the South are wal
ing rAli he. rhSFr Doesn't nassn
"a b. mara aEatnsg Parker. n anN.
thing Perhaps thatn . gnnf deal
50 his credit The god that t-piiti.
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COM MEMO
At DEnIS0N

GRANVILLE. Ohio. June t-1Tis
quiet college town is already begin
ming 70 MI up with friends and alum
n ~ Denison university. eauss O. d
honor 60 their alma mater en- the
rssaasiun % the annual commence
ment week.
The exercises Of the WNsk ALL -
ushsfssf r. this evening Nth senior
recital q the shepardran conserve
tory % music. TIE cnfnins week Nlii
bx Allied with varied round % GER
euauisH ard pleasures. which vii
have their contamination in the
aradaa tins exercises next Thufsday
morning.
-
Ionia Kioit. ieweIsr and opticiaa.
moved 90 1910 Second avenue. 80.
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|BY, BY, THOU BUSY
SLOT MACHINE
The 200 industriGis Money Eaters in the City viii
Soon Sc a Part of History Their
big Earnings

Tvve aunared and slxty trade slot
ntaeAies. which are now IsyinRtaaQo
rer YEAR into the city treasury. VIII
hs put aat ef business when the new
gambling law sues into erect. June
IL, The Total value OF che machines
which will be made useless by the
nav law tz about tse0a and those
0eofatine and owning what they are
pteased - cal the automatic sales.
men claim that the less IN trade VIII
he far greater than the cost ~ tho
me chimes,
While tho machines win he put ont
~ business the city i not coatsm-
piAfinK the return of oneNp,red IA
cense feas Thaea Who have recently
paid their license VIII lose the Zoe.
which Is So per year.
The average daily business % the
busy little ueney caters II from SO
20 So and The total intake ~ the eta
would therefore be somethins like
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s-an. for The sfoonf's mother secures
4 warrant fer the arrest 81 Fivrenee
81 thsi eazfse ~ ais3Gs'sloss. Ths
arfvles 81 the warrant did not hnN
ever. prevent the couple taking ihcit
ssdaiuE trip on an Eighth ax0nu-
b I'D 0ffiea W David Mcclure su8
Al thf University 81 New York His
satnu claims thas Herman was
trusknd ~ the Firta people ana
esaFtbha her shiis mentally ineapss
BE, They say that u was cupid Shp
save him the Indicating potion,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-05

NEW YORK. fune E--fHpeeiall---
Two hearts that beat with one fun
strukr-su tnruisive youth ans
pretty HiFt wtsh rosainh eyw~ " nat
ifssra natural San that Herman
eopelsnan. Hiersan uf Justice Me
CarthY. though but - years uid,
should laugh "a lochnmitha and htnd
10 himself in holy astioek iSsyekrs
cid. blue eyed AsisH Fforenee Feas.
Herman save his aEr ~ e an neA.
nr o1sii a calNarY Methodist Epi=.
eopAi church performed the rsrs.
mony The deed was dnne none To
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-05

clans a. :. readily forgotten thgfs
= an nufaiiiHE fHsfuoFy fof anything
% Their elNTruIM 50 A. pe haNa
- -. :. 4 - .ss.'l.5iE 49, n - =
iiszt Judge PARKER sewer stofs ans
ehlekaus. H9t. ~ I say wr are not
! sriirHiarir acquainted Sith him.
W. want - knew u5afs about hin
nd his candidacy
s'Whp. besides Parker. II being
tsikaa1 Well there s. German
rkuuld say that German and Parker
y arc the mere prominent names be-
fars tha Southern Democrats. They
are both being considered with more
or less fAver There - ono thing
certain IA fsaHft 10 the Democratic
nomination Il sill BE- Democrat
who IL nominated II viii b. a fuan
Via has gatsi TIRE ticket ~ the last
tau elections Yes. Parker and Cor
Hlan beth conform t. that require
r5ant
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or JULY RETARDS CROPS
Explosion Of Frecrackers Absobs Nitrogen and Render Land
Less Produetve-WG-Ak Destroyer Of Nitrogen

the guns usa no nitrogen. thsy re
solve tho armies into thsir native
sierneuts. Bones are very Nitrogen
Gus. 30 Il appears e. tbs scientists
probahls that when the drain on the
nitrogen elements IN the aofl shall
have outstripped the rsplsntshins
work % bacteria. and % decay. and
ri the soil IN the world begins 70
become barren ana TO refuse TO Yield
heterogeneous cFups. there viii bs a
big fight foe the little that IN EFT.
and n large part % the worlds popu-
lstion Win be reduced 90 fsftilixsr
Then the rest can grow good crops
and begin over again.
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4 WASHINGTON. June k-Ths
Ranger q q nitrogen famine Il vit-
JAY explained By the article on nj
8roxen in the department % azfi~
Uulture's year book. II Il pointed cut
ID bat, while the air Is mostly nitro
<,rsn gas. All plant life has 20 get nj
frugsn from some salt compound Of
thls element IN the soil and that
there - a constant drain. ~ sue
= ssz!ss gs9Fs. ss LIS ssVgsy.
Fertilizers are mostly fog the pur-
zspose 81 restoring nitrogen. But they
Nsio this only partially. 10 u has
home 20 pass that the nitroFsnoua
Halts are aDW applied directly, these
Halts being mined from beds in Chill
-ths nitrate beds." But these beds
ARE being used 80 rapidly that it is
Estimated they will Mks the Tuano
Beds. be used up before many years.
3psrhaps they will last - years.
+ Then where l. the nitrogen 20 come
fromf Lightning and bacteria. II
Bras been observed that lightning has
*fhs effect ~ reducing the gaseous
R1itroKen IN the air 70 other forms
nnd the electric current- artificial
3ightninR. his been made 20 30 the
pane thing IN a small way. hut
j his process j. expensive so the
Hcfentis,s have turned their atteu-
<ion TO the bacteria. with the result
CHAT n has been shown that lard
ian b tfocriaged with them. and
4hey can b. made 20 work in the
boots Of certain CROPS, Ike clover.
4ifnlfs. POTATOES etc. These crops
frs the ones used 20 rotate with
Itherx-
II The Malthusta buR-bear and the
fitrogsn exhaustion theories are
tWina. War r. one % the great de-
ftroyers % nitrogen. with every
fiisch&FHe u q ie-iach gun enough
3itrogsn T. lost 70 ferfilizo $40 acres
~ farm lard. and doubtless increase
Tho yield % wheat three OF four
7fts1ifFfa AL nDFHs FsFeu the f0uffn
81 July n CREST loss 10 ths farmer
But war r. the natural check TO the
INCREASE 81 population dreaded BY
ffaithua. AZ the result Of war thern
y less population 90 need nitrogen
4nd therc ~ more fertilizer. Will
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-05
HOLINESS
MEETING

DIES MONIES. Iawa. June Th-
annual camp meeting 81 tho Ma
ti0nai Holiness Association opened
The session Vas presided over b
Rev. &. J. Fowler 81 iiaYerhiii
Mass. president of the national a.
ISOLATION. This meeting was devoted
To prayers and experiences talks.
The sessions VIII continue FOR ~
days. aud eminent speakers from n
linois. Kentucky. Texas. Missouri
and other states have agreed 20 b,
present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-05
Dancing Classes

Professor Wilson at Ranke Hail
Monday and Friday evenings. Prt-
tate lessons daily. sss
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NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.
Notes IL hereby given that the an
rft.f es5s~ttea - the afszfsE keslstesa -
the Seattle Labor Temple Association
will he held at Carpenters hall. No
Z, 1870 Fourth avenue on Monday
June the sth. 1908. at O'Clock p. m.
?. A. RUST.
Secretary and Manager.
May goth. 1904.
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Cia ssifled Ads


'H.gfa I All q ssrsss .sls6iss AssJ
ASS to slnais harsss. azn spis.s ~
sale cheap soins sol Or husiaas@. Barn
IN tear ETQ1A Fffsf aTsnAa.
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ca.h Registers

WV. so ~. sasy terms ssoaSaksns. Al
tianai caah Register Co. sO7 Waah tias
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IliIl|;sI'a|gEssE5ElS|I!If

For Ren,--Furnishsd Rooms
Nfct nfaishsd room. a. John s1~st
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GRAND PACIFIC HuTrf. ftta First ave
nue. hauas newly furnished. All m0dcrni
prices moderate
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Dentists
IN c L sfELsos zzs IA xrssd. sldx.
Danaino keaesmy

SUMMER term ~ Christensen's
Dancing class will begin the first
week In June. Once At hail. phone
lied IL
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10 IoAS-Privste monsy At loo rate Of
interest. bsmus osnef. i0o re@lsf
Way. Rooms a . and 8.
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l All ihs rssri. - rias Is Yoas ksass siih
mr. scf~eas HAhdaIi The Carpenter. sis
hstison. Fisnnss .ais tiTo. 1881.
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ilfis7- 6sssssia - fn tlcssss,6~n. Ps.a.
Fvsasn = rssssas iil,-fa7 rywars.
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MoNEr ADVANCED sJAf.ARfED rRo-
PIE. retail merchants, tearustsrs. board
Ira houess. without security largest
bnflaesr In 80 principal cities. Toimsh.
40 Eplsr block. eis seCona avenue.
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a HHf.fAuIsE place 20 borrow money On
diameuis. watches, tewelrst low interest
n u. West ees Psks ssreet
COLLATERAL BANK tBarta q Reed
money loaned 90 any E0od collateral
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49, = 3, ". 80. 50 81 -' ... ~
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-09-02
Stand Pipe Finished.

The stand pipe for the Ardmor,
waterworks has been finished ana !
j. Kelly, who has superintonded the
work from its commencement. is now
painting the stem when the same
VIII be turned over to the city.
From George Erichsen. who buiIt
the foundation, and Mr.. Kelly. who
built the stem, we make the following
deductions
The foundation is 80 feet across
and has 1850 cubic feet of masonry
in It, which weighs 1856 pounds to the
cubic foot making 1,2O2.s pounds
the foundation weighs.
The water tower. which is 25 feet
In diameter and 100 feet high on the
foundation, is built OF cast steel plates
and weigh 25O.OOO pounds.
This water tower will hold AGO 600
gallons Of watr wheih weigh g..
6SO,OOO pounds. This makes the whole
thing weigh 5,1S2.SOO pounds.
In this tower were 10000 riyets
and allowing 20 strokes Of the ham.
mer to head them. eah stroke being
equal to 500 pounds. Il required l19..
100000 pounds to brad the rivets in
the stem.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-09-02
rhe Genuine vs.. counterfeI,s.

The genuine is always better than
counterfeit. but the truth OF this
statement is never more forcibly real
ized or more thoroughly appreciated
than when you compare the genuine
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve with the
many counterfeits and worthless
substitutes that are ON the market
w. 5. Ledbetter of Shreveport. la.
says: After using numerous other
remedies without benefit, one box OF
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salye cnred
me-" For blind, bleeding, itching and
protruding piles no remedy is equal
to DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. Sold
by all druggists.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-09-02

Sam Billie, a full-blood Choctaw In
dian, is, for the benefit of his broth.
er-in-red, getting up a lesson book
1t might be called a primer. The
book will contain Choctaw words with
the English definition to each one, and
is intended for use among the Choc-
taws who have no knowledge what.
ever Of the English language but are
willing to learn it. Such a book will
be equally valuable to the English
epealSing race in furnishing them the
Indian language as used.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-09-02
Farmers, Institute a, MadIIl.

The first regular meeting OF the
Farmers Institute organized in Madill
the S0th Of August will be held in the
United States commissioners court
room at Madill September 5. Prof.
Connell and mis- very able team OF
lecturers on farming and stock rails
ing will be at this meeting.
The most progressive farmers of the
Madill country are interested in the
institute work. A large and enthu-
siastic meeting is expected Saturday,
September 5.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-09-02
John McNelsh Dead.

The sad news Of the death of John
McNeish, who formerly lived in Ard.
more, was received this morning by
the Ardmoreite. MI McNeish had
many warm friends in this city who
formed the acquaintance OF the family
during their residence here.
John McNeish. who has lived for
the past two years in Milwaukee died
Monday. August 81, at his home
Lake Geneva. Wis. Mr. McNeish
was born 6S years ago in Pic
tou. Nova Scotia, and spent his boy.
hood in Scotland. He began his
business life in Wilkes Barre. p.
where he had banking and mercantile
interests. He was for many years a
leading Republican in Eastern Pc,
sylvania. Mr. McNeish went TO Colo.
orado in 1880 and mined extensively.
Later he spent eight years in
Indian Territory. He moved to Mil.
waukee in 1900 Mr.. McNeish leaves
a widow. son, John McNelsh of
Mojair' Colo, and two daughters,
Mrs. Arthur r. Elliott OF Chicago and
Mrs. Mary Holland Kinkaid of Mil.
waukee.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-09-02
New Superintendent Arrives.

DR.. w. T. Gardner and family ar
rived here this morning from Ard.
more. Dr. Gardner is one OF Ard.
mores leading citizens ard promI-
nent among the counciImen OF that
city. He has been selected by Tie
board of trustees OF the Ipdian Terri
tory Odd Fellows Home to nj the Of
flee of superintendent of tnat iastitu-
tion, and the public may De assured
that his administration win prove
most satisfactory Enquirer j3ius with
the citizens of Checotah in welcom-
ing Dr.. Gardner and his es,lma BILE
family to our city.-Checotah En-
quirer.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-09-02

That the healthfulness of the city
of Ardmore is an exception, not only
In territory towns but in cities Of
equal population in the states. is
shown by a glance at the following
figures handed us by DIR. S. S. Carr
The total number of deaths ia the
city from January the first to Sep.
tember first of the present year. a
period of eight months including all
races and stillbirths, was only seven.
ty- five.
This in a population of 10000 pio.
pie, shows the remarkably low rate
per thousand of rs.
It should also be rememb red that
OF this number a good per cent of
the death rate occurred among the
imported Mississippi Choctaw In
dians, who died of pneumonia shortly
after their arrival.
This certainly speaks we'll for the
sanitary condition of Ardmore and +
the most substantial evidence which
could be given against any attacks to
the contrary.
While Ardmore does not pose as
great health resort" we are willing
to compare figures with any other
town or city in the territory or sur.
rounding states.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-09-02
Business Chance.

George Ash, one of the leading
clothiers of Texas, has purchased the
Gus Aaronson & Co stock VI dry
goods on Main street Mr.. Ash
here, an inventory of the stock of
goods is being taken and Mr. Ash
will be ready to take charge of the
store tomorrow. The present stock
will be thrown on the market and
sold out and Mr. Ash will re-stock
with line of gents furnishing
goods.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-09-02
WANT Column.

advertisements under this head Will
be received at che rate OF Eve (5)
cents per line. No advertisement
received for less than fifteen (15)
cents Special monthly rates fur.
nished on application. The notice
may contain any matter Of Lost"
Found" For Rent" For Sale,
Stolen" "Strayed," or any purpose
without display lines.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-09-02
Fine Samples.

A. Owens, living six miles north
east of Ardmore, has placed on exhib-
1t at the Ardmoreite office a very fine
specimen of white corn of this years
crop W. H. Moran Of Marsden also
left with us some very fine ears Of
corn and some lunches of Milo maize
and Kafir corn. All the products
show that the territory has very
fine crop.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-09-02
Removal Notice.

The Singer store removed to 210
West Main street, in LuIe's Music
store. We sell needles for every
make Of sewing machines. We sell
parts and do repair work for any kind
of sewing machine. Our sewing ma
chine oil is the best in Ardmore. Sin
ger machines rented by the week or
month. Let us send you a new Singer
machine on trial. They are sold on
most liberal installment terms. VIII
trade for any kind Of old machine.
3O-6t. THE SINGER MFG. co.
21O West Main St., Ardmore, l. T.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-09-02
Disturbing Religious Worship.

Yesterday afternoon Deputy Nor
ton brought in Bob BDbo aud d. l..
Howard, two white boys charged with
disturbing religious worship at Mari
eta. The testimony showed that a
negro congregation was disturbed
during religious services.
Howard was discharged and Bobo
pleaded guilty and paid IS and cost
for his mischief.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-09-02
Rye and alfalfa for sale.
26-u. Il. b. PUGH.
Once More 70 the Front.

The Ardmore Dye Works is now 10
Gated fourth door south OF the post
office. Special attention given to la
dies garments. All work strictly
Don't forget to get my prices on
your ball suit or trousers. represent
the best houses and guarantee per.
feet satisfaction in every respect.
Yours for business.
Phone 2SO. l.. f. BURTON.
2-S
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-09-02
Benevolent Social.

The Benevolent Society gave a social
entertainment last night at the resi-
dence of A. C. Cruce end a goodly
sum of money was raalisei from he
proceeds. The First Regimenal
band, as previously announced. fur
nished the music for the Occasion.
which added much to the pleasure aud
enjoyment OF the occasion.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-09-02

Yesterday Izora Smith sold a lot
1l5xl6O #. on west boundar,
one block south Of Main with a small
three-room house on it and a few for.
est trees in the yard, for $4OO in casi
Mrs. Clark purchased the place and
will improve and reside on same.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-09-02

Died. at his home 3O2 G street,
northest, this morning at $3.50 o'clock
j. c. CTam) Ewing. aged 46 years,
Of stomach trouble Deceased came to
this country from Peoria, Texas, many
years ago. He leaves a family 70
mourn his loss. Funeral services will
be held at the Christian chrrcr
Thursday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock.
Rev. J. Clarence Read officiating, after
which interment will take place at
Rose Hill cemetery.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-09-02
Held for Bio Court.

j. Franklin, who vas arrested at
Marietta for introducing, and at
whose place Marshal Norton found
three barrels of bottled Pabsts Nil
waukee beer. was bound over yester.
day by Judge Robnett 10 await the
action Of the grand jury.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-09-02
J. W. KEMP,

The new fire bell for Ardmore ar.
rived yesterday and was brought up
to the fire station. The bell is a
beauty and weighs 1000 pounds.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-09-02

The Ladies Aid Society of the First
Presbyterian church WIN give jap
anese lawn social at the residence OF
W. l. Cruce Friday evening. septem-
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Call MeetInn.

There will be call meeting Of ,Ae
Woodmen's Circle in the X. of p. hall
Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock. I'm.
portant business.
Mrs. Susan Mason, Guardian.
Mrs. Matte Evetts, Clerk.
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New hats have arrived at my store
from Chicago. The ladies are invited
to make an early inspection.
l-3t MISS COLLINS.
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Vote for the orIos.

If the Orios win the books the
ladies' will place them in the public
library, where everybody viii havo
free access to them and De benefited
by them. 2S.et