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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-04-20

vyTANTED-Two travelling statesmen for esc'
w !, tate; salary and expenses: permanent Gr1s.,
tion. e1perience not absolutely essential. Addresy
r A Brown Tobacco Co., Greensboro n. {,
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n, ~ n per thousand copying letters. Enclose
- ZO stamp for copy of letter, instructions. etc
We have several lines of work. Address Eagle
Wholesale Co, Chicago. III.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-04-20

THE RIVER BEND RANCH & CATTLE
90 Kousas City Mo. offer small block pre-
farred stock ut par. Guaranteed dividend per
cent. possibly 10 per cent. TO increase ranch
TO I72 900 acres cattle to 1900 Address above Tor
pro
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-04-20

CtTOP working for others ana learn profession
= and be Independent for life:
- J. D. Mac MILAN
588 Cherry. Grand Rapids Mich.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-11-20

ana looked NJ hls sou, "l'yC No money
10 lond," h. said and none TO In.
yUHi
The stranger laughed
"OOud he said That's u very fair
warning" llo looked NJ the old mans
bent ngurc ANY objection to shNks
lnH hands with mo, dnd2'
The Old man hesllnicd
"ly0 been waiting n long time to
have you come back and say you were
sorry Tor your dlBObodlcnCc, he said
"Of course I'm sorry, dad" the
younger man Crlcd aud their hands
met And YET I know ! should certain
" dU II nll again"
The old mans face hardened
You're worse than the prUdlgHl," he
iHfAhly mufmurod "llc fCpcntCd"
Ihny we're near tho porch They had
walked slowly An elderly woman,
VINO wnB watching them, came from
tho hlluhrn aud awaited their M
pfGhCh,
The younger man smiled ana waved
hls hand
Aunt MARY wears welt" h. said,
1ho Older man slightly nodded, The
woman IN tho porch regarded them
HnElGnsly,
Jim has changed u good deaf hasn't
he, AbnefT
"NO," the old man sharply replied,
"hH hasn't"
Tho woman SONY sighed
Dinner IN waiting" she said
II was not cheerful meal, although
the newcomer dld something toward
relieving he depression Tho old man
said but little nnd when the meal wa
ended h. arose ana mutlCfGd some.
thing about work that required bis At
irHilOn ana lon the newcomer with
Aunt MARY
Father doesn't forget" The slrang.
~ said
no" said The woman "lle has
lllllo ~ think about ana that's one OI
The memories that comes closest Il
him"
"pOOf old dad Perhaps you dom
know that ! have written 10 him soy
GTnl times ana received no answer
lIul iy6 managed ~ keep posted 70
Eif1lng his health ana his prosperity
can you Keep secret Aunt Mnfy7"
n should enjoy The sensation ~ try
me-" size snllinRly answered
" YDu know h. hnd borrowed g5OO7
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s.ocHlAI-Espsrt massage treatment
for sick people. 90 Kukui st.

presently said. 81 wanted to see that
your mothers grave was In good shape
| thought maybe you'd like to go over
and zee H."
"Thaul. you, dad. or course will
go."
You can find II without any trouble
I've put q simple little monument over
H."
"Thnnt you again, dad" He paused
and looked OF the old mans averted
face
That not the only monument that
hears mothers name" he said
The yld man looked up
what that" he asked.
Have sou ever heard OF the Emily
IIglfOrd Home for Friendlcss Girls?'
The oil mans eyes opened wide and
he slowly shook his head
1T /, 10 great western city In a
bcautlful park There are more than
10 hundred girls within IN shelternp
walls who Otherwise might be home
I less In the streets"
The OiG man opened his lips ~ II
10 speas A troubled look came over
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we'll" | loaned II to him, :"

YES"
We'll" | loaned II to him"
"Nou, JIM
Yes, Aunt Mary. found out he
was u little plnchcd for money, and 10
sent the stun to Squire Allen and
told him 10 Offcr II to dad, See here's
the Cancelled note, Put II whore he'll
find II some day
The woman I 'gnrdcd him with n
dngCd expression.
FOR mercy sake, Jim llalford, don't
tell me you've prOspCredl"
~ cant complain, Aunt Mary"
III viii break your fathers heart 10
know II, Jim. He's been clnglng 10
the idea all these years that you would
come back poor and hungry"
II cant help that Aunt Mary, For
time has been very kind to me"
The woman suddenly laughed
"lt's quito too good to be- true, Did
you make II out Of poetry or story
wflilng2"
Tho man laughed mcrrlly.
II give nll thnt up long ago" ho
answered, I'm u serious man Of bust
ness now. Father didn't Ike my poet
~, did he?"
"iIo said II would bring you to rags
aud the pOurh0usc. heard him say II
many times
Father didn't understand me We
didn't understand each other But
there that's bygOnc that cont be re-
called
and you've prospcrcd, Jim llalf0rd'
I'm almost ~ much surprised ~ Broth.
~ Abncr viii be, iiut ! toll you, Jim
, ll's going 10 hurt him drendfully when
he knows II. He's set bis old heart on
seeing you come back poor aud worth
| less"
"l'll have tO.brcak II 10 him by
degrees, Aunt Mary. ! think he'll gel
| over II In time. Anyway, I cant Say
I'm sorry 10 dlsappOlnt him"
"liut he wants you 10 be- sorry, Jim
The other prOdlgal was sorry yot
know, ! can't tell you how many timci
your father has taken down the Bib,
Dnd read that story, II seems to com
iDn him"
"rhe other prodlgnl" said the maj
voIy gently, ana then he smiled.
when the old man returned Their
seemed 10 be- u sOftcn0d look on hI
uco.
"l'yo been over 10 the cemetery" b
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-11-20
SHORT STORY FOR
EVENING HOURS
4 MODERN PRODI0AL

The olh man paused IN lho du0rway
NJ lho mrn 4 STANCE npuro confront
pd hlm 4 man Wns sitting ~ the
lfGrn iAllly Swinging hls long loga
nDlHHnfH fpRdy dad
1hn nd mnn silently started ana his
hfrG Rlny ote5 roHlDd ~ Tho Hlranr
.rrF iHrr
No Ilm 10 liw
~ llm liGWF dnd7"
"NG complaint" fhG Old man pnus.
m aUd grlmlg smlled come bach
hHHRff7'
"Ynfv hungry. dnd NJ
II HHid yGI WGi1
Ihrip NHH n nate NJ triumph IN The
.UId mHHH YGlr6
"tbHlF Hba yOu sHld. dad Sou
Hrfr nrhi ! m hungry Been pm.
me ~ m aDprilip Uf ne lnu Uno.
HHdiNrHiy ynHts"
NJ sllBpHd dUWH nam ne fence, II
iHli muH Hilb n llillr GlDOp In hlF
HiUUidlfB uHd ilnFe NJ Rfay In hlF
0ihlrt hHlf HHd fnl lniD slpD Wllh ne
ullri mHH
mfblUFs bafnHI changed mUrb "Hald
ne HibHL
SIM nHYrHI dHd
we tDRFrd Gld features frlHHnd IN u
nUfis Fmllg
iH1l rytd m hirhgfy uUDd yOu ran
.BtBf mum NHlin1 M yGu tOr lWnniy
GrBtF HWDd HHd splli II myHmf last
brli'
nHgifg. dad muays meant ~ rOmi
bHrt HHd bDlgb me lJD liUi ~ dJubI
ibp aDgd U0W Uim WalllBg"
y UaW lltnG NnIUGR" said lbe 0lI
MN
1nDf0 NHf n llllls fllpHrs.
NOE bas thD WOHd DFn1 yGU, dAdY
Y iJld yOH MAKO ~ complaint
wee Hlll EGl NJ health aDG ryH ~
ne inrm II knpps yJuf aunt ana me-
/ I Utr $500 DDfiDWnd money"
"HHwfpd ny mOiiRHRnT
! "HO NJ pHfFOGal note" ~ Dausn
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his face and he turned away.


That evening after the quiet supper
the elder Halford brought out the great
family Bible and impressiyely read
aloud the story Of the Prodigal Son,
and In the dim shadow beyond the
range OF the lamp the new prodlgal
sat and listened. when the reading
was done and the great book was rev
ercntly closed the younger man looked
up.
Thank you, dad" he said,
The old man looked towards him
and slowly shook his head. Then he
sighed and replacing the Bible on It's
shelf took a candle from the window
ledge and gave 1t to his son
You will sleep In your old room,
he said
Good night" said the younger man
~ he put out his hand,
The old man hesitated.
Good night" he said and they SOL
EMMY shook hands.
II hope your dreams will not De
Continued on Page ~
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-11-20

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gsiitps dbt fn.u igf B1rtiy bssl
shd HfHfg HH.pH THt Hpgl'H HilgB
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-11-20

IRIS 10 me- sbssgssi saysiislng ever
sSs,ss Ne ftsgls " iishsluiu
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-11-20
SPEAKING OF ANN

and her age. other things i'm
prove with age besides Ann. For
instance, take Advertising. The
longer you keep your Ad. space
busy the more your business In
creases. for the simple reason
that Advertising is one OF the
principal factors Of Business.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-11-20
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a4etls - alAsllIIIllal 80
sOH sbtf GlhH Emhff ~ IN W.
Elsi fHhss fH'fE hWi Hha
sfhshth'si yFf8 HHH MI Improve
msFis 1rb HIt4'fs HHib nun
fsfs go p4tsHf5 tHifEs Address
~. isg BHfH EsigH
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-11-20
GUESSING CONTEST

NV FIRST SAWS "TURN ~
nv SECOND ~ WHAT YOU OUGHT TO SEE IT
NV THIRD ia WHAT MANY TRY TO DO BUT -
nv WHOLE ~ A NECESSITY
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-05-27

The single statehood executive
committee OF Oklahoma and Indian
Territory had an official gathering in
Oklahoma City Monday. Consldera-
BILE discussion OF certain resolutions
prevailed. and after much wrangllng
the hatchet was buried and Il was de.
cided 10 hold a single statehood con.
yention at Shawnee June - This
convention will have 900 delegates
from each territory and at that time
it will be determined as 10 the holding
of q constitutional convention for the
purpose Of framing constitution.
Each man left the meeting last even.
Ing with the intention" Of attending
tho convention Whether they will
or not Is like the corpse-remains 10
be SEEN
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-05-27


II has not been definitely established
that zero was In use any earlier than
400 A. ID. About this time II was used
In India. and several centuries later
the Arabs began to employ Il. Through
the Arabs It's use became known to
Europeans during the twelfth century
II was not generally adopted in Europe
until several centuries later. notwith-
standing its great advantages. For a
considerable time there were two par
ties among the European educators.
One party. known as the algorists. IA
vored the adoption OF the Hindoo sys-
TEN Of notation falsely called Arabic,
with its position values. while the 9TH
er. known as the abacists, favored the
Roman notation, without zero or posi-
ton value.
The general adoption OF the Hindoo
system was greatly facilitated by the
facts that II was explained In most OF
the calendars for more than a century.
beginning with 1906. and that the
medieyal universities frequently Of
fered courses devoted 10 the use OF this
uotatior.-G. A. Miller In Science.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-05-27
mARcUm mURDEaERs.
Two indictments for the Co~ssoly
Assassination.

Two indictments for the co~ssoly
Assassination.
Jackson, KY, May 26.--After an all
day session Of the special grand Jury.
to which to and from the special wit
ness was escorted under protection
and under guard Of soldiers. Curtis.
Jet and Tom White were indicted to
night for the assassination Of Jas. b.
Marcum.
Curtis Jet is already under arrest
at Winchester.
Tonight a deputy sheriff with
squad Of soldiers started from Whites
home in the mountains 10 arrest him
Another squad OF soldiers with a
deputy sheriff will bring Curtis Jett
from Winchester 10 Jackson tomor-
row.
1t was stated tonight by attorneys
that Jett and White may be tried this
week, and that the militia may remain
on guard until the cases are finished
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Wo.ss q or 1@o5is have pla-fs1 tsei-
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a. Ar5zore-
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he-s surssy % attsns ne funeral q
ais ssrgd.sr Ers ArzstrDzz-
Georzs p Boiss q Sherman is ksrs.
Zan wlilzzE is here rsrrsse-ti-E
tss TTisf 4 slmpsoa company of
Artzors-
Jiz Dlthrsl and Eifs uho have
been visiting here fsr EeTe-al days
retuTLed hone 70 Loco
C0urt Pr1itl q Orr is In cur tow
Nance Morris vas here YESTERDAY
froEa JimtoEn-
Oscar Bruggsmier of Pike is here
visiting his siter. Mrs. r. z. Thomp-
son. Eho has been quite sick
Mllard shuford and Miss NoIie
Everett stole a march On cur young
people and we're married IN TEXAS last
Saturday.
There is considerable sickness In
this community.
Hesloton.
A heavy rain fell south Of this place
last night
Duncan.
We had another fne rain yesterday
afternoon.
Some damage Is reported from hail
IN the Comsnche country yesterday.
Springer.
Several drummers passed through
today.
Mannsville.
Dr. D Wood has sold his interest
in the chickasaw Drug company 10
his partner. c. u Richie.
Earl.
W. T. Cain Is suffering considerably
from a broken rib.
Rev. J. W. Tennlson's son was
thrown from a horse yesterday and
his ankle dlslocated.
RsVia.
W o. Duston and win Plttman re-
turned yesterday from a two days
fishing trip.
0Ur~ooc.
O.. r. Love and his son have gone
% Gainesville 20 attend court
Several cats and dogs died here
Monday night supposedly from pois
on.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-05-27

A. z. Baker ct al. have purchased
the printing plant formerly owned by
the Appeal, and are In possession. Mr.
Baker is not stranger In Ardmore.
being proprietor Of the Pauls Valley
News. We are not informed as 20 the
courre Of business the new firm Will
pursue but the Ardmorelte extends
the right hand OF fellowship and wish
les tho gentlemen the success they
merit In our city.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-05-27

A Washington note says: Il Is IN.
derstood at Washington that unless
First Assistant PostmasteaGeneral
Wynn resigns or Is removed, Post.
master-General Payne viii himself
leave tho cabinet, the two men being
strongly antagonisiic as a result or-the
recent troubles In the department.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-05-27

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f-rser rs- = r11eu- rsr7s--rz a.
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c- tts --sstl-K f1E0us-
Wei - Ct5sf Mae Cer-al- a-s
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re.k 1o1.8s Etzset11.s G.s z1k io-E
rzs ne zak-E a sortz trt.s CO
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q ne a. f1-sr1I 81 e0zt k-gE
noze q tkez tlf Cteeaie Ma Al-t
FIlfh. $40 ras zzrt e-o-EH 70 tE
III, sTsrTfsl.E ~ klsts-f 'E1ss l1os-
lzx aftss boa-si-E tceools q cr--k
.sasioz Az tsli-g tAs hogE ttsy z-E-
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l-E'sss fksT E1scis O. Ne tassta1
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Chie< Naks Csrt2i- ke say. wei.
70 rzs ks1 yo1 al Eess here 70
s.s o1- g y va better 70 say i. tie
fryizg.ra1 O. Ezgbe 30 sz1p CT in
re frs sz1 go b1rEsd - o. hz1 fhs
"a; az fred out q us ~ ne cosilrt
zzko B5aD Erezss. Okiahoza Eas
sae ~ -.rs zzts % 70 Sc O. 1s f9r
"a 5asiUrs an9 I think lt ras tze io
raise big klck lie a mule tkzt 1oz't
va1i % pan tas lad - tbs hm y
ltfs,f
ne chief B1n1zton be szy. Wen
- ! Ezz sesE Ehers 10 p&s had
yo1f poEtsr dry.~ Ard Chief Porter
be s2y. Ne too And chef Wo9tiy
be sag. Wei. ~ ! Ezs made a sec
ond 70 ne z0tio1.- And Chief HUI
hr1ftz he Inst give a big grunt Ike .
hog IN he middle q the nest in q
snoE storm. Thea the delegates gSz
al rziss ,hey hands and chief Make
Certain be cay. We'll. 20 81 ls car.
ned
When ! vas tod Hotg1n sbOut Il
he say they didn't had 10 saloons In
double statehood be was druther be
tacked onto Oklahoma ii be wouldn't
hsd 10 drink buEthead and git IN The
calab00ae Tor being sick on the street
And TOokpafka Niece he say n they
Fas made double statehood ont of
Iniin Territory they better had Bud
Wiser than ChoctaE beer. or maybe
20 Old Grow than Peruna. Then Chief
Make Certain be 60 on and say, Wei.
20 think Il was mighty good idea 10
hold another big convention and make
a strong constitution and send word
10 our renters 70 come and Join IN Ike
al a log rolling. That way I thing
Iniins and white men learn 10 work
together with the double statehood
band wagon. Then one Republican
delegate he say. well 20 what we
de with the nigger2" And Chief
Make Certain he say. Wei. 20 I
think you was out of order. cause no
body was had a picnic in double state
hood but Democrats" This was made
everybody laugh 30 q was put near
broke mp the meeting
so they pow-wowed a long time
about double statehood and wind up
In a dispute about what name maybe
70 give IT, Chief Make Certain he say,
Let's call II Thomas Jefferson" bu,
all the others want some Injin name
that was had more poetry In a. But
Hotgun he say he don't care wha,
they call II 80 they was not name I,
after somebody that was sign his name
like Tams Big Pie
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-05-27

The people are clamoring for a
printed sstsmont Of the financial
standing Of the city. which was
promised them about the FIRST Of
April. Are they to get II. or was It all
an April fool joker
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-05-27

Have you ever noticed that nearly
all the hres In Ardmore run In blocks
of three7 That IL. that there win be
three alarms. or fires close together.
then nothing doing for an extended
period
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-05-27

You Know What You Are Taking
When you take Groves Tasteless Chill
Tonic because the formula is plainly
printed on every bottle showing that
II Ia simply iron and qu!nine in
tasteless form. No cure-no pay. sos.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-05-27

or course the price Of cotton Will
not stay at its present high mark. but
while II is up growers should make
the most OF H. Cultivate your grow
ing crop.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-05-27

The Memphis News says the eighth
wonder Of the world has been discov.
cred. II Is the two million dollars
left In the public treasury Of the
state Of Pennsylvania upon the ad.
journment OF the Legislature.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-05-27

Every lady In Ardmore who yisits
our cemetery denOunces the cold
drink stand at the entrance to the 81
lent home Of the dead. Is stronger
evidence desired 10 have the nuisance
abafodg
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-05-27

The list Of the donations 10 the
Worlds Fair fund has been handsome.
ly augmented today. Only 5000 are
now lacking to complete Ardmore's
pro rata share. Everybody come at
once. The money will be we'll sponi.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-05-27

The entire Territory pfess Is willing
10 admit that reading Muskosee pa
Ders, that town has more railroad. on
paper than any other town In tho
United States. 1t has become chronic
TO publish two more great railroad
systems entering Muskoese. Why not
admit them, then lot the world know
it7
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-05-27

A tip 10 nautical spOrtsmen has
been given out that Llpton will either
Iift the cup this year or Il viii remain
with the New York Yacht Club
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-05-27

This IL a great country. Frozen
ships IN the north-people chilled IN
the west-death from EunstrOke in
the east and paradise In the south.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-05-27
FOSTER.

Special Correspondence.
Foster. Ind Ter, May 2s.-We
are having some nice farming
weather now. Crops Of all kinds are
making good growth.
The health Of the community is
good
Messrs Solain brothers, who have
been the guests OF Major Pearce for
the last two weeks. returned TO St
Louis yesterday. Major Pearce ac-
companied them 10 Oklahoma City
Mr. and Mrs. j. T. Bennett Of e.
more were visiting in town Sunday
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-05-27

Ardmore has yet 20 raise 5000 10
complete her assessment on the
Worlds Fair exhibit at st. Louis, and
there are only three days In which to
do H. II must be done. Ardmore
cannot AFFORD to allow a sum 80 psiiry
as that 10 give her a back scat in
such a worldwide undertaking.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-05-27

The rain last night will Do much
good. but the stormy appearance Of
the clouds made many faint hearts
auau
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-05-27

A game fish on the right hook is
port proper. Fishing tackle TO the
anglers content at
E-tf. WILLIAMS, CORHN & co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-05-27

The White Mountain refrigerators
are ice savers. spragins & Co. sell
them.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-05-27
| O'CLOCK EDITION


Thirty-aye men have been ASSASSIN
aied IN the Hargis-Cockreil feud In
Kentucky 70 date and the end u not
yet
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-05-27

The old reliable Mccormick bind.
ers. mowers and rakes-tho best har-
vcsting machinery known
B-tf WILLIAMS, coRHN q co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-05-27

Assistant Attorney Miller OF the
postofice department has been dis.
charged and his arrest for alleged
bribery ordered In connection with
the turfinvestment scandal. The
postofiice scandal keeps on growing.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-05-27
TINE TABLE,
e16f, cstsss1s a ssr+a Fs Railway.

yoz tsrs iz q ers alarz ~ tsis-
phnzs. 1o1f ear for ne Gre cspart,
ns.l. ~ tel ~Ceztral- vksrs ne
a-s IA L. c. sLAUGHTER. Cbisf
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-02-28
DIsraeli,s Maiden Sneccll.

Benjamin Disraeli made his maiden
speech in Parliament as member for
Maidstone in the first year OF Veto
ria's reign. IL was OF the subject of
Irish election petitions. and. though
clever enough, provoked tremendous
laughter. till. losing patience. the
speaker shouted: Il have begun sew
eral things man.. times. and have often
succeeded ii last: aye. and though l
sit down now. the time will come when
you will hear ne" DiSraeli's own ac-
count OF his initial effort is contained
in letter to Miss Dlsraeli. dated De-
cember 8. 1897. which has just been
sold for as los. IN Wellington street,
Londcn. He says:
Il made my maiden speech last
night. rising very late. but NJ the re-
quest OF my parry and with the full
sanction and appreciation os Sir Ron
ert Peel. As | wish to give yOu an OK
act idea on what occurred. | state ut
once that my debut was failure so
IA: rs that ccIld no: succeed in gain
Ing m opportunity OF Saving what l
intended. but the failure was not occa-
stoned bv an breaking down on my
part. but from the physical powers OF
ray adveTsaries. l can give you no
idea how bitter. how f2cticus. low TN
fair they were" H.,