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New-York tribune., 1903-07-29
TRELAwNEY HELD FoR TRIAL

Charles h Trelawney, the Philadelphia pub
Usher, who arrested at his home in Youkers
last week by Central Office Detectives Woodbridge
and Wines and Ptnkerton men, on a charge OF
forgery, held for trial by Magistrate Omnen,
IN the Torbs police court IN $4,000 bail yesterday
Since Trelawneys arrest the police have received
several letters saying that the prisoner wanted
In other cities various charges One letter from
Albany stated that five years ago Trelawney and
his wife. known Blanche Louise Landers
tricked a number Of Albany merchants Trelawney
was asked If he had anything 10 say when he ap-
peared IN court yesterday. and he said:
I shall have to put up a strong fight at the trial
squeaL'
This remark is taken TO mean that he will dis
close the names and nature or the conspiratOrS
and the conspiracy which he said he was lighting
He denied he had a wife IN Boston. As the pris-
the TombS
New-York tribune., 1903-07-29
M4SSES SAID ARRO1D
Slight Disturbance at Notre Dame
Service at Bronyton.

Paris, July 26-The funeral services .. .t.
Cathedral Of Notre Dame at noon TO-DAY e.
me repose Of the soul Of Pope Leo had 2 die
unc--y official aspect, owing 10 the presence ~
the leading officials Of the government ,ncl,,d-
ing he Foreign Minister, NJ Delcasse: the ,-,r
-Ster of War. General Andre, and representa- tive
q President Loubet Nine. Loubet and Rr,,e
SAINT PI1x the Presidents daughter General
andre and his staff were in fun uniform a,a
pfacucally the entire diplomatic corps was =,
Uniform, including Count TornieIH, the T+alisr
ambassador. with the full staff OF the TfsI,ar
Arnbassy. The United States Embassy was ~
resented by Secretary Vignaud The shsancs
oi N Combes. the Premier occasioned comua,+
1or as President Of the Council he holds H.
portfolio OF Minister OF Public Worsbin o,,,-
Iroi-1-s The church administration.
Inc cathedral was elaborateIy draned NTH
Grape bordered with ernine. The services last
&c three hours.
a large force OF military and police reserves
was ned IN readiness 70 suppress any disturb
alae One man was arrested for sboutino
Down with the priests" As one OF the mon ar
rested passed the church doors he sbou+ad
Death 10 the Poper A crowd followed the no
--ce' shouting their intention TO throw the dis
New-York tribune., 1903-07-29
CIRCUIT DENOUNCEs A LAW.
The Clsy to Pay 20 Per Cent of the Delancey-
st. Widening.

The Board OF Estimate and Apportionment yes
terday decided that the city shall assume 20 per
cent and the property owners 30 per cent OF the
cost Of widening Delancey-st- The widening is to
provide q proper approach for the Williamsburg
Bridge. The board also decided that the city shall
assume all the cost Of the proposed plaza that Will
be in front Of the approach Of the new bridge on
the Manhattan side OF the river.
Controller Grout protested against q resolution
for the grading and paving and opening OF a new
street off Bedford-eve. Brooklyn. Certain people,
he declared, went to Albany and had this opening
made piece Of mandatory legislation Mr. Grout
declared that the Governor had been imposed
upon. else he would not have signed the measure
He added that it imposed the city three-quarters
Of the cost OF the Improvement Its an out
rageous piece of legislation snapped the Con-
New-York tribune., 1903-07-29

ened, It was found practicable to make slow head
way up the river. The four tugs managed to get
the huge structure UP to Pier 80 bout O'Clock.
and by 710 It made fast in place Captain
Frederick Riley, representing the Moran Towing
Company, had charge Of the operation.
Preparations for filing in the caisson at the
Pike-st. pier have been completed and the
crete mixers all ready for commission 1t
is expected that the work Of putting in the
stone foundation will be finished in about three
months. The caisson is built Of 15 by 10 inch
tinbers. II took three boatloads of lumber to
bring it up TO its present size, and the struct
IS sunk into the river the sides Will be built
filling the caisson is 10 exclude all water and
substance except the concrete and masonry by
the means Of compressed air. While the air
pressure is IT takes thousands OF pounds Of
weight on the top to keep the air chamber COM
pacL
New-York tribune., 1903-07-29
gIps ZOE couRrHousE ALTERATIONS.

Public Works Commissioner Livingston yesterday
presided at the opening of bids for the work
pairing and altering the old County Courthouse in
City Hall Park. -Four bids received. the high
est being from Louis Wechsler. a contractor. who
bid $4,000 for doing the work. The lowest bid was
SOL 400.
The work will result in putting the old court
house In up-to-date, sanitary condition. making
IL habtable for judges. jurors, lawyers and the
general public until such time as new courthouse.
which has been proposed, is built
The old courthouse. when the contract Is let.
will ba thoroughly oVerhauled. New plumbing will
be put IN, as well as steam apparatus The interior
will oe repainted and decorated and radical changes
made in other respects
New-York tribune., 1903-07-29
BEGGAR ONCE HAD $4,000.
Woman Arrested While Asking Aims in
Front of the Waldorf.

Once worth $4,000. having brought 10000 to
this country. with which TO establish a dress
making establishment Mrs. Mary O'Neill. aged
woman. was sent TO the Island for six months by
Magistrate Flammer. in Jefferson Market court
yesterday. charge OF vagrancy and begging.
"A number OF years ago" she told Patroluan
Flynn. OF the Charity Organization Society. Il had
a prosperous business. Then 7 had misfortunes
and lost all my money"
Mrs. ONein was arrested by Flynn in front OF
the Waldorf-Astoria. where. he alleged. she was
begging aims Of nearly every one who entered or
left the hotel When srralgned she was dressed
neatly IN a gingham frock and almost new bonnet.
but the Charity Organization Society agents con-
ytnced Magistrate Flammer that the prisoner was
q vagTent- and he thereupon convicted her.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-29
ACCIDENT At LAUNCHING.
Auxiliary Yacht Hits Barge-WOmen
Guests on Former Frightened

The auxiliary yacht Atlantic salo 10 % me
% aal ~ the kind ever built in this
80, vas launched yesterday at the Townsend
3. Downey shipyard Shooters Island The yes
&c, was built for William Marshall. formerly vice
commodore of the Larchmont f9chl Ciuo
- -. T7ar,aresr q relative OF Mr.. Marshall,
-. 90 n which was attached bottle Of cham
nspne and named the vessel The yacht was built
for racing and cruising of shore sne Is IsS [eet
Sen s0 feet beam and viii draw 10 Leet OF WdISi Ii
When completed in about two Inon'hs sue VIII
+s-Is COST about s250000. 80 t. ,,a4 -
AS the Atlantic slid down the ways y6re4tn Se fo-
L.. eccident which will delay her coIlpietIo Lor
nI -SJaeks As the vessel got ABOUT ndII way
Sy,1 the ways the launching haWser PARED ana ana
uo"H -, +be uyater with terrific force. She con-
9iIeS Straight across the sound a4o s4tt
Inue- ~ the New-YorE Central Lighter age
DdIse TLs tsffraiI was carried away ana ABOUT
dozen Of the stern plates were ne1 o,a "A were
u t55,S & an the stern OF the vessel WIlSn Sts sl
t-1Ict the barge All were badly rrlshI1heu NJ
one was hurt
New-York tribune., 1903-07-29
ADAMs'S RIGHT HAND MAN GUILTY
It Is Understood That Light Sentence Will
Be Imposed

Adolphe Jantzen formally pleaded guilty 70 the
Indictment charging him with having policy slips
In his possession. in Part II OF General Sessions.
before Judge NewbUrger. yesterday. and vas at
once reunanded 10 the Tomhs for sentence to-
morrow
Jantzen was "Al" Adams's right hand man In
the policy business He was arrested. with Michael
Bergen at the time the raid was made on Adams's
gambling house about a year ago. and was 70
have been placed on trial yesterday. On Monday
Jantzen. accompanied by his counsel James W
Ridgway and James Oliver. went into court ana
offered 10 enter plea OF guilty TO the indictment
The offer taken under adviSement Dy J9oko
NewbUrger. Yesterday the oder was accepted ~
the court Il is understood that II conseQuencs
the plea Jantzen VIII escape with q snort tSrll y
Imprisonment. Bergen u sid % Dc a hrosns<----
Law of- ex-Chief Ds1~<x.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-29

troller. and is nothing more than piece Of thisv-
ing under the glise Of law
Even So" replied President Swanstrorn. its a
mandatory measure. and don't want to go to jail
for not voting on It"
. Well think we should let them mandamus US
II they push US to vote said Mr.. Grout Action
on the matter was deferred to get the opinion OF
the Corporation Counsel
The approach TO the Madison Avenue Bridge, at
One-hundred-and-thirty-e was considered
II is proposed practically 10 rebuild this bridge
and give II a longer ana wider approach in Madi-
son-ave-, south OF One-hUndred-and-
st The question was referred to the engineer OF
the board.
The board adjourned TO meet today at 2 O'clock.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-29
MANY woRsH1PPERs AT BOSTON.

ros+on. Jl,Iv 2s-Boston Catholics tribute 10 the
rnen,orv Of Pope Leo XIII was given at the
Cathedral of the Holy Cross to-day. when solemn
nonti6cal mass Of requiem was celebrated before
a congregation which crowded the building. The
catafalque raised before the central AIlar'
-, 7rarad with black and upon this rested a
cofFn covered with purple This was surmounted
by triple crown Of white and gold The Peee
Ia t.ier1on G Tohn 7 Williams was the celebrant OF
- roess The eulogy delivered by the rev
5So {Tnis of Jamaica Plain Among those
,+eseTt were Lieutenant Governor curtis Guild IT,
nd ATayOr Collins
New-York tribune., 1903-07-29

s1s-4ts...snts ths following bracch
oeses a. rsguIa- until oeloSk "a via
ssh-axTr.. 23d-st.. 153 6fh-nve.s
1stf.-st>. 02 East 14th-st-i 25I Vest 4=d-sxs b.
1Z-en TN and SIN 2tf3 West 1%5th-st.l I-S3s
:sd-ave. between 76th and 18th Sta LUIS 5d~ayes
I.7DS 1st-ave.. ssth-st.: 1o1 Ease
T2Sfh-sf.: 7SG TremOnt-ave.f $50 3d-aNc-.
SIst-sr: S54 3d-aVe.I 2IO Btcecker-st.t BIS
BIeecker-sf. Brooklyn. n. N-216 Courf-st.E
.15 smIfh-zt.s I,OoA Gates-nve. kewasAS - >.
- Broa1-kf. Also a. A. D r c-cAs
New-York tribune., 1903-07-29
pELEvAN HOTEL OWNER DISMISSED.

Tom O'Rourke proprietor OF the Delsvan
Hotel; Paddy Roach. proprietor OF the Ross
more Hotel and Samuel Martin, proprietor OF
Martins restaurant. appeared in the Jefferson
Market court yesterday IN response to summonses
obtained by the police OF the West Thfrtieth-st
station on a technical charge Of exposing LIQUOR
for sale after prohibited hours.
Emanuel Friend who appeared counsel for all
OF the proprieto-s. used the case of Samuel Martin
4 test case. on the plea that the place was
merely being cleaned. and that the walters were
busy clearing on the silver and glassware, the
defendants were allowed 70 90, as the cases we're
6lkxulAse6
New-York tribune., 1903-07-29

sa,atoea \ J. July q (speciaD.-Wlllam N
42alden and Miss Fannie Powell VINO were M
- - - c,oga County on July g, 1883 to-day
vjs 1d tbeir golden wedding al their home hsre-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-12-16
~N Itgrows with your libray
N" "Slobe ~Werpicke
ELASTIC" Bookcases
r. A. JONES. WsAFT
Notice o. sale.
r. A. JONES'

Notice o. sale.
Will s,li on D-cembe' e. between
the hours OF Q q. IN. and II d.. I'm from.
of the Bank OF the ChicEasaw Nation
an the furniture and fixtures belong
ing TO the said bank OF the ChicEasaW
Nation FOR cash TO the highest bidder.
The Bank OF the Ch'cEasaw Nation
has lease contract on the bank
which terminates on NoFomber /,
1907, at the rental OF $G5 per month
in advance. This lease contract will
be assigned to the purchaser of ticse
fixtures.
| will receive no bid for less han
s2,5OO, and the successful bidder must
deposit with me a certified check for
$500, To be forfeited To me in case he
fails to consummate the sale within
reasonable time.
l4-6 II. E. FOSTER, Receiver.
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OYSTERS AND HOT CHOCOLATE
CHRISTMAS BOXES AND BASKETS
WORTH $1,000.
No Matter What Your Tastes Are
You Can Be pleased at NahE's.
Still Serving Popular Drinks
and His Parlors Crowded.

The most delightful holiday goods
On the city are at Julius Kahn's ccI.
fectiouery. lie has almost 81 900 m.
vested in fine Christmas boxes acne.
The collection is the most beautiful
ever seen anywhere. No ma,cr wi1t
you desire in the way Of a fine Christ
mas box or basket OF candy You can
find it at this popular store
Mr.. Kahn's fountain is also in full
blast and the carbonated drinks that
have made his store famous are still
being served
His parlors are filled with the ellie
OF the city. They are the only pnrIogs
in the city where with perfect impuu
ity you may take your lady friends.
Here you are served oysters or no.
chocolate prepared after the most
popular manner.
For the most popular drinks go to
Kahn's fountain.
For oysters and hot chocolate 20
TO Kahns parlor.
For the finest California fruits ant
Christmas candies 20 to Kahn's con
lectionery.
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> = . = = = 80 - = 1. = 80
+ PERSONAL MENTION. +
= = = + T. = - = = : = > = + =

A. D. Hyde is here from Graham
Ion Frame went TO Davis tcIfl
W u Paul is her, from Paul. Val
o.,
J. 4. shannon is in the city from
Tishomingo
W l. Crucc left today 30 pau's Va
Icy t. attnrd court
r. $. Coleman OF Oklahoma city is
in the city today
Judge c. c. Potter came mp today
from Gainesville.
John W Rankin OF the Helen Grant
ly company Is in the city today
T.. + Boyle a.d II. c. iohnsol .amc
&C IN last hgnt from Oklahoma City
W W Peel, after "A few days bust.
ness in the city has returned to ST.
Louis
Mrs Frazier Of Guthrie is visiting
Mr. aui Mrs VIM Robinson for a
law days
Arthur Walcott came over yesterday
from Ha.loyyi''o and is spending .nc
day in Ardmore
Mrs Henry Whitomau of Chiahasha
come iu last night ana loit this morn
tng for Tishominro.
Frank Robson has returned home
from Tyler. Texas where ne has been
attending Tyler college
Miss Edna Wigs OF Oakland was
horo today en- route from her home to
visit relatives at Purcell
Dr. NJ Mannering Of HoNbar was
in the city today and was among the
Ardmoreite's pleasant visitors
George Beck OF Tishomngo, super
visor OF Indian schools Of the Chick
I asaw Nation, came up today from the
south
Maurice f. Hornish, a newspaper
mau OF Illinois. is in the city Nr
Hornish win accep, a position on some
territory publication or purchase q
/ printing plant in this country
joe lI. L.udon ler, today for Davis
/ sl.r. w.H participate D d. EuisUu
T o. pg,ass jubilee. n ha' rll.. TO
. ...w." ta .c.. .a sulphur vaer. '
.wv.s u. wa. TO orn... n..
Ip.laa laI..
Ir.. De- Er.am.u and daughter
/ E..s Byron Weston. 'or This uam.u.
/ fer Commerce. Texas. 0 answer 90
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PEOPLE IN TROUBLE.
some in Jail Gave Bond and scmt
Were Released.


Yesterday Deputy Harris brought
down l. G. Rurch from Purcell. VINO
was committed by Commissioner Plul,
l.r under the charge Of introducing
liquor he made bond and returned
home.
Joe Thompson and Ed Nero u1tu
colorel, were arrested about two
miles south of Milo wer ew. II. Lig
on, an old colored man. charged them
with stealing about TOO pounds of seed
cotton from his cotton patch. Deputy
Wilkinson brought them in and placed
them in Jail
Oscar Lively and J. Il. Curtis were
arrested near Provence yesterday by
Deputy Martin charged with malicious
mischief and brought to Ardmoro
whore they gave bond and were rc
leased
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p. T. Jones Better.

r. r. Jones, who fen from his Nag
oa yesterday afternoon and was 81
seriously hurt is reported some bet
ter today, though his physicians say
that he is by no means out Of danger
The doctors say that in the fall ne
sustained a fracture Of the skull al
the base Of the brain and that brain
matter was detected running from his
ears, which are still bleeding.
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WAN LnLuMN.

>GyertIsements under thls head ~ii
20 received at rhe rate Of Ave g.
cents per l.Ie No advertisement.
received ,ar issf thau fftoea as
eents Special monthly rates fu.
uishoI pu Application The nou.,
my ca1'a'u any matter o: 'Los.
'FCruI. tor Ernt.' For safe
S'clrn. SjFa ..... Dr any ipcp,e.
without display Bncp.
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Old Not Sell.

Yesterday was the designated dato
for the sale OF the Tishomingo oil
and Cotton company's plant at Tish
omingo. We learn it did not sell
from the fact that there was not bid.
der on the ground who would accept
the conditions as laid down by the sale
commissioner.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-12-16
Sam Ashton Acquitted.

Samuel ]. Ashton of Wynnewood
charged with the murder Of Mr.. Dis
nuke and his son on September Is,
1900, at Iona, small postofiice near
Wynnewood, and who has been on
trial at Pauls Valley for the past few
days was acquitted by the Jury Mon
day
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-12-16

Callodio-Carbon photographs, the
latest in art work, and Webb has the
pleasure Of Introducing the FIRST in
the Indian Territory You should see
Webb for your fine Xmas photos GtI
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Ladies' Of the Central Baptist church
viii serve fresh oysters cooked TO or
der al the residence OF Mrs. Z. b.
Johnson, Friday afternoon and even.
ing. Everybody invited. IG-3t
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MN The original and only perfect
w ~ seeuonal bookeaoe made.
~iH' 'Globe- -WerDicke
ELASTIC" B0OkcaseM>
R. A. JONES, w.
R. A. JONES,

On next Tuesday the big show will
begin in Muskogee. On that date
Bonaparte and his assistant, Wood
run, will begin their investigation into
conditions in the Indian Territory in
regard to the numerous charges OF
graft and bOoulc involving most OF
the officials Of tnat country. The
speed with which Mr.. Bonaparte has
got 10 work has been so commenda
bic, form the point of view Of the
Bcodlcrs, that il is probable few OF
them can be found now who have not
rhCrourhly covered mp their tracks
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-12-16

scenes dramatic
cI by forrimcr
Stoddard from +.
Marion Craw
forla novel of
same name will
be the attraction
at the Robson
opera house on
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-12-16
Chicago Grain mart.'
Local Cotton Markct.

The cotton market opened steady
this morning and has remained in that
condition all day closing steady. Lint
cotton sold for 11.o0 to II cents while
seed cotton brought from $40 to $50.
Receipts today about 75 bales.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-12-16

hereby announce myself gandi-
date for School Director Of the city
Of ArdmOrc at the election 10 be held
December 10. l.. II. LOVE
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-12-16

The old negro, Henry Childs, who
fell from the Choctaw train last Sun
day night and broke his skull, is get
ing along very well
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-12-16

Tho people Of Ardmore are TO be ia
yured with d visit from the noted w.
G. =. L. lecturer and organizer. Mrs.
Mamie Curtis Of Sherman, Texas
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-12-16
1S47 knives and forks at $3.50 at
1S.tf BULARD'S.

Miss Bairds stock of millinery will
not bc closed out 1t now belongs 20
Miss Russell Shinholser, who is reno
waiting and replenishing 10 SUR the
trade she asks li-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-12-16
w. c. 7. U. Lecturer.

Hear Mrs. Curtis at opera hous,
Sunday at p. m. Subject "Ene
mics Of Civilization Again at D
m, subject "Molock."
Wit, pathos, logic aud humor.
She succeeds where others fan'-
Houston Post.
Held hey audience spel'-bound." o..
Tort Worth a.ogis.er.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-12-16

Thirty days must wind mp all tn,
Herald shoe stock
t4-3 j. A. LEATHERWOOD
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Fresh line OF mid-winter hats to al
rive at Miss Russell Shinholscrs Fri
day i43
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Fine hand-painted china at
IStf BUIARD'S.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-12-16

on On day, January ~. 1904 be
TWEEN Ue hours of TO a. m. and ( p.
M there win be meeting Of the
shareholders OF the First National
Bank of Ardmore at their Office In
Ardmore, l. r., for the purposeN OF
olecting directors to serve for the on.
suing year. 9. l.. ANDERSON,
1C-tI2 Cashier
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-12-16

Gold and gold-flled watches. Fiat
ware of the best grades. Seth Thom.
as clocks, rings and novelties at
I. BOGER'S
1863 The MATCHMAKER
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-12-16

Miss Russell Shinholser is now sue
cesSor To Miss Baird, with an up-to-
date line OF millinery in the old stand
Madden, Sykes n Co.'S l+s
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-12-16
T0DAYS MARKET REPORT

Reported by 8. Il. Donnelly & Co..
commission merchants Gainesville
ard Ardmore
COTTON MARKET.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-12-16
Benevolent Society.

Meeting is called for Thursday al.
tcuoon, Dee II, at 2:3O O'Clock at the
residence Of Mrs. J. c. Thompson. All
members are requested TO attend. as
we wish 10 ~ marc for the Christmas
work.
MRS W q. KENDALL Pres
MRS. A q. CRUCE. Sec.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-12-16
FOUND.

FOUND-A Redman pin. Owner can
have same by proving property and
paying for this notice. II. Porter
at Madden, Sykes & Co.'S. 15-2
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Gold and silver head umbrella q.
2-tf BUIARD'S
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Hello' We are mere with the
GOODS. ] Boyer has them iG-2
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-12-16

r. o. Sacga of El Paso, Texas. is in
tho city visiting his relatives. Mrs.
Fannie Sgcra and her brother
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-12-16

Every shoe in cur stock must be
sold within the next few days, 80 say
the Herald shoe people.
l4-3 y A. LEATHERWOOD
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-12-16

Go to Bulard's for diamonds. lStf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-12-16
Liverpool Futures.

Spots hrm. miuS 6,76.
Sales ZOO Roceip 2s coo. hm
all
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-12-16

Special care in preparation OF oys-
ter loaves for those who love them.
Central Baptist ladies at Mrs. T. b.
Johnsons Friday afternoon and even.
inE. G-3t
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Watch

Watch
For l.ltAarN Uuds ad
l-& TnuIsl.