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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-10
CLEVELAND, Ohio.

CLEVELAND, Ohio. = Pc
VIVA Polka zamieszka1a pm.
38 Stanislaus ul. pos}a}a ma
Ia c6reczke do polskiej gro
seryi by zmieni}a $50 bank
not. w sk1adzie nieznajomy
mezczyzna podjaf sic rozmie-
nienia 500 ma drobne i W
ziawszy pieniadze cd dziecka
wybiegl tylnemi drzwiami
i przepadl bez wiesci. Policya
poszukuje oszusta.
J6zef Kowalski 2 pm.
1872 Lake ul. powracal do do
mu ma tramwaju linii St. Clair.
Przy krzyz6wce St. Clair uli-
cy i kolei G. & P. tramwaj
wykoleil sic, zrzucajac Ko- g.
walskiego ma bruk, zadajac
mu bolesne rany. Nieszcze-
sliwego odWieziono ambulan-
sem do domu.
CHICAGO, III. synowie
Idw6ch znanych powszechnie
" tutejszej elnicy rodzin,
l13 letni J6zef Przy ybysz ! Is
Iletni Roman eclewski ba-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-10
z niw Polskich
W AMERYCE.

CHICAGO, III. Is letni l..
A. Geskuy, 211 Illinois str,
pracujacy W fabryce tapet
firmy Carruth and Green, 304
Grand ave., stall sic ofiara
strasznego wypadku. Sta} on
przy maszynie do rozcinania
papieru, ma kt6rej przecinano
tapety przeznaczone do ufo-
zenia zeszyt6W z worami, pod
suWal stosy tapet pod n6z
maszyny, a W chwili gdy wo-
1al: ,,gotowep' inny robotnik,
Samuel Kaufman, puszcza}
W ruch maszyne. Wskutek
|jakiegos nieporozumienia sta
10 sic, re n6z spad1 "a pred
ko i nieszczesliwemu chop
Gu odcial obie rece. Geskuy
pozbawiony obu rak, odcho-
dzac prawie cd zmys}6w Z
b6lu j przerazenia, pobieg1
jeszcze po schodach ma gore,
gdzie pochwycono W ramona
mdlejacego, poczem 60 zawie-
ziono do szpitala SIS! Nazare-
tanek. Zachodzi Ottawa, re
nieszczesliwy umr4e wsku-
tex zbytecznej utraty krwi,
jezeli jednak wyzdrowieje, to
bedzie kaleka. =. :
g POL0NfA, Wis. otbotys
przy budowie nowego polskie-
go koscio}a. W +Polonii So juz
ma uko6czeniu. Prace przy
cegle j Wko6czenia z drze-
va So juz kompletnie ukoh-
czone a obecnie ko6cza tyn-
kowanie; kt6re wykonuja PIP.
Jan Wysocki Jan Winiecki..
Wiel. ks. Grenbowski, pro-
boszcz parafii tamtejszej o.
5wiadcza, re prace przy tyn-
kowaniu odrobione So, dosko-
male IL robot PIP. Winieckie-
go i Wysockiego W zupelno-
Sci jest zadowolony. KS.
Grenbowski spodziewa sic,
ze kosci6} bedzie WYkohczo-
ny pred Is Pazdziernika i
re prawdopodobnie w dniu
tym odbedzie sic poswiecenie
koscio1a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-10

LONDYN, 5 wrzesnia. =
Rad turecki uwiadomi} am
basador6w, ze powstahcy
nsacedo6scy zamierzaja wy
sadzic W powietrze gmachy
poselstwa skutkiem czego
przedsiewzieto 6rodki ostroz-
no6ci. Ambasadorzy ME
schronili sic ma okrety lecz
istnieje zamiar wysadzic ma
lad wojska rosyjskie i austry-
ackie i obsadzic niemi te
prowincye W kt6rych szerzy
siepowstanie. Pose} angielski
otrzymal instrukcye wezwa-
MIA ma pomoc angielskich
okret6w gdyby tego okaza}a
sic potrzeba. -.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-10

l
DETROIT, Mich. Michal
Cream, starry zolnierz kt6ry
swego olbrzymiego apetytu
ma w6dke i inne trunk W
laden ME m6g1 zaspokoie
1spos6b, przyszed} do przeko-
mania, re ME warto zyc na
swiecie i walczyc ze samym
soba. Zatem posprzedawa1
wszystko co tylko posiada1 i
"a pieniadze W ten spos6b u
zyskane hula1 przez osm dni.
Ia reszte pieniedzy kup1 tru-
cizny, a gdy mu sic ostatecz-
ME vodka czerpala, wypil IL.
trucizne i zakonczy1 marne
swe zycie W strasznych boles-
ciach.
Jakis nieznany dotad mez-
czyzna dopuscil sic gwaltu ma
osobie 6 lat liczacej c6reczki
F. Gronowieckiego zamiesz-
ka1ego W sasiednej wiosce
INV oodmere, Jako podejrzane-
Igoso te zbrodnie aresztowano
1niejakiego Nelsona Parkama-
Inc, Gczacego lat 45.
I MILWAUKEE,, Wis. Okolo
:|700 os6b przybylo 2 r6znych
|stron ma zjazd spiewak6W do.
naszego miasta. Najwiecej go
Sci przyby1o 2 Chicago potem
sa spiewacy . Bay City, Nan
ticoke, Buffalo Grand Rapids.
III. t. d. W niedziele odbyisie
koncert Spiewak6w " hall
Kosciuszki, a potem wsp6l-
ma zabawa.
8 letni Alexander Paca1a syn
Antoniego Pacaly ,992 Czter
nasta avenue, znalaz} Wczo-
; rat przedwczesna smierc W
|odnodze rzeki u stop Scott u
Icy. Starry Paca1a zatrudnio
nv Jest przy }dokach North
western Fuel Company i.
diva razy dziennie dwaj jego
synowie przewozili go l6dka
przez rzeke. Wczoraj popom-
dniu obaj ch1opacy przewiez-
Ii oica do dok6W i wracai z
: powrotem. Ma srodku rzeki,
} Aleksander, poslizgnal sic VI
l6dce, wypadl do wody j uto-S
nal zanim mu pospieszono 7
|pomoca.
ST. PAUL, MINI. Doch6d.
Z wystawy stanowej wynosn
/ W tym roku $95, ,404 " ze
szlym roku $82, 249
!. w budynku klQbu Wo-
I mans Federation ma WystaWie
!, stanowej, wybuchl v sobote
,|po poludniu ogieh przez kt6-
Try budynek e1nie zniszc-
1 |zony zostal straty Wynoszae
okolo $40, 600. Ogieh powstalL
4 . powodu exploz'!yi pieca 81
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-10

OYSTER BAY, 3 Wrzes.
28-letni syn farmeraE', eE' sI, Henry : g AZ I.
i lEF, " "
l||Is
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-06-12
WITNESSES PAID TO Be ABSENT.
Ne Ore TO Proseeuts-Xsther sf Girl
jailed fer Contempt

The Oklzhoman szys- TIE trial
of George Smith on the charge Of
rape vas 70 have occurred In the pro
bate court On Tuesday but when the
hour o. trial arrived i wzs found that
The two little girls Who were 10 ap-
pear as prosecuting witnesses had dis
appeared
The investigations q tie oEcers
deTel0ped the information that the
little SAnmOns girl had gone TO Des
Moines, Ia. with her mother. who left
word Eith her neighbors that she vas
called there b. the serious Illness os
her father. Doubling this statement,
Under-sherih Brown telegraphed the
chief Of police a. Des Aoines to In
vestigate there and yesterday received
information to the effect that Mrs.
sammons and her daughter were not
in Des Moines and that Mrs. Sam
mons father Eas not sick.
The mother of the little Kelley girl
x0uld not give the officers any INFORM.
alton as 20 the whereabouts OF her
laughter and was held in contempt by
Judge Harper and ordered incarcerat.
ed in jail until such tine as she would
produce her daughter in court, and the
little girl made her appearance yester
day.
l. Is believed that Mrs. sammons
and daughter are in hiding in or near
the city and the officers expect 70 10
cate them soon.
An ugly rumor has reached the
Gers 10 the effect that each Of the lit
tie girls was paid s75 TO go into con
cealment and not appear against ths
defendant in court This matter Is
being given a close investigation BY
the officials and II found 70 be cor
rect a sensational prosecution viii
probably result.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-06-12

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-06-12
IRON NEAR vIsITA.
Hemstits Ore ls Discovered and Hlns
VIII Be Mofkse.

vini,a. l. T.. June ll--An iron
mine has been discovered almost with-
IN ths gates q this city Blood-red
hsmstite is found In paying quaint
tes In a biun On Pecan creek Just
west q where the mail crank stands
a. Gwend2ie. about four miles west
of yinitz For years the COW punchers
and fishermen have climbed this elf
and many % them have noticed the
unmistakzbis appearance of iron
which the rock diclosss. but gave IL
no further attention
This land has been allotted 70 Rev.
Wolfe o. the Gwendale Orphanage
for himself and the members Of his
family and the mineral has been a..
sayed with results satisfactory to
Charles n HaIlett, who recently came
here from Kansas City, No, and Who
viii proceed 70 develop this mineral
The volcanic upIlft % which the
Gwendale iron ledge owes It's exist
ence Is found 70 be some 100 feet
wide. and has been traced indistlnct-
ly about fifteen miles. The general
course being northwest and south
east The specimens taken from the
surface are very rich indeed and de-
posted in hematite ore. sometimes
| na1faF araCftfar leon erk. -.a.1.f1.
Of this class OF ore and It's conversion
70 the merchantable product Is ac.
complished at less expense than ans
other form.
II is thought that the coal fields
on Pawpaw creek near Gwendale win
be sufficient for smelling coal and ex
tenGlye iron works may be put IN at
Gwendale
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-06-12
TIE CHECK CASING HABIT.


A temDeTznce lecturer ID Chicago,
". ". Chain By name. Ia discussing
he causes d intenpsrznce a. ap-
piled 70 the liquor habit made the as
Eerrion that A. least gIg' 80 a week
p0uId BE- saved % fanuiss in hat
city u sapioyerE would pzl fheir men
IN cash and nOs b. cheek He urged
mat one u the frat undertakings q
ne Temperance WORKERS u that city be
crusade against check payments 70
wOrkinEmsn-
~ Chains thsory IL. 70 Ezy the
least of u. a plausible one. and bis
recommendation 10 combat the drink
evil throazb the employer Is ssnsi-
bic. even n u Is slightly innoyatlFe
No one will deny that the check
rashing' habit IL responslbis foT more
than one habitual drunkard In the
world today. and u is also respOnsi-
bic for many hungry mouths When
the laborer or the Office man u mod.
crate salary gets paid By check a.
the end u his weeks OF months Ia
Dor. after banking hours. 70 is natural
for him 10 90 70 a saloon 70 get that
check csshed-u1ural because the
saloon people are an accommodating
class fprobably Tor pecunlary reasOus.
but accommodating neyertheleasj
natural because other business Een
ALL seldom. II ever. cash a check
unless a purchase Of some amount is
made or the holder owes something
and the check IL known % be- perfect.
ly good. The business man viii take
no risks and eHacts pay for his IA.
yOrs. The saloon man will take the
risk and doesn't demand Immediate
pay for his favors. II n natural. then
for the man 10 get his check cashed
where it is the least trouble and nat
ural for the man whose check has
been cashed by the saloon keeper "a
want 10 reciprocate He buys q
drink; he treats the "barkeep" or q
friend; one treat calls for another
one drink calls for two. two FOR tire,
and 30 on until the man Is intoxicated
and perhaps his money Is all gon'
and his family left hungry This Fl
the story Of thousands OF men In thii
country today u Is the common sto
~ Ia cities and the check Is largely
responsible for a.. because II the mar
had been paid ia money az the factorl
or the ONCE there would have beer
no excuse for hunting an accommodat
Ing saloon keeper. But the average
employer never thinks of this. III
pays Tor the mans services and h,
does Il in the most convenient way
The average employer doesn't care
what becomes of'his employees money
All he wants is good service for n,
money given.
Mr.. Chains chosen field Of opera
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-06-12
A FARMERS INSTITUTE.
Tishorinso Commercial CLUB en-
cages Talent 70 5sn-ht Farmers.


Special 70 the Ar3norsite
TlshoDingo. L T. June 10.-The
commercial club ot Tishoningo has
succeeded In getting J. Il. Couneu os
Dallas. Texas. 70 name Tuesday. July
zsth. and Wednesday. the 2eth. as
the days upon which be vii conduct
q farmers institute al Tishomingo
Prof. Cornell win bring With him a
strong team Of lecturers from Teas,
among whom viii be z W. Kirkpat-
rick o. Mckinney.
A number of subjects oS special In.
terest 70 the farmers viii be discuss
Cd b. these lecturers Among the
subjects 10 be discussed wiz be stock
raising. the cultivation Of small fruits.
the destruction q insects. pecan cult
ure. etc.
The commercial club is taking steps
TO make this very profitable occa-
sion for the farmers Of the surround
ing country. Il is hoped that there
, may be a large attendance.
Time viii develop that the Chicka-
saw nation lis one OF the best fruit
growing countries in the world and
this institute viii prove very beneh-
cial 10 all farmers interested in fruit
culture.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-06-12
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Ia rev oGce here.
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his E1orui1E
Albert Chestnut is o. the sick list
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-06-12
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certain 70 ~ bis rns,h0ss u ne ~
f1re.
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and uriezring American citzen-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-06-12

Though scientists have declared that
there Is little danger Of disease fol-
lowing the foods IN The West the care
ful man and the cleanly citizen viii
take no chances. Cleanliness is one
sure way 20 healthfulneas and no one
can make a mistake By keeping his
premises free from Nth and by NO do
ing. provide a safe guard against dis.
ease as well a. maintain a reputation
for common decency.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-06-12
MADE STARTLING STATEMENT
Ne" Developments in Jett and White
Trial at Jackson. Ky.

'ftat - SdNNeSUs N.Y.
Jackson, KY. June Il.-Last night
Mrs. Mary Johnson, sister Of the mur.
dered attorney. made a statement
which is even more startling than
Ewcn's admission. In his statement
this morning &C Cmmonwealth Attorney
Byrd said that It would be proved hat
Jett admitted to Mrs. johnson that
ne Killed Mareum. In the evidence
this afternoon II was stated thar JET
and White were seen talking to Mrs.
johnson at the bridge Mrs. Johnson
confirms what Byrd said adding that
SIZE refused to tell. believing that she
would be assassinated.
As was returning home shortly
as'er the killing" she said. Il was
overtaken by Jett. He spoke to me
and said; 'Jett. did you kill my
brotherg He replied: I did. but Har.
gis' money made me do IT, He said
he was going TO leave the country.
Then Tom White came up and asked
him IL he had anything to do with the
murder and he said he was there. but
did not fire the shot"
Byrd says other witnesses win tes-
Itify that Jett admitted that he killed
Marcum.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-06-12

The Daily OklahOman made ten
strike on the Santa Fe road this morn.
ing. Il reached ArdmOre az 10
O'Clock. seysrai hours ahead u any 9th
er morning publication along this line
Of railroad The Oklahoman was On.
trains. coming ~. while due 70 ac.
cidental cause. the push Of the paper
IL worthy Of oommsndAton.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-06-12

Senator HaBna's daughter vas mar.
ried yesterday. but the senator told
the Newspaper men that the bridal
presents we're private property. in
which the public has no Interest The
senator forgeta that what The ladies
who read Of such wedding are most
anxious 20 know "a the slze Of the
paternal check and the value of the
gifts from friends from the social set
But Senator Hanna stands pat and
the ladies viii have 10 guess AT what
the newspapers can not state about
the presents
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-06-12
WANI Column

kdYsrtiEsue1ts under lhis head Vii
bs received a. che rate of Eve g.
csnts per nns. No advertisement
received fgF Iess than fifteen C5
esnts. Special monthly rates fur.
nishsd on sppEeztion- The notlcs
may contain any matter of Lost. :
Found For Rent" ~For Sale. p
Stolen" ~strayed.' or any purpose
without display lines.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-06-12

IN prohibiting ~ members fran us-
ing telephones the Old order u Ger.
man BsDiisis probably hODes 70 re-.
move ES4ns brssnbles from the rozf "
hsaYsn- "a hard 20 use a Telephone
ana keep The oOrnnandnsnts.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-06-12

Up IN Niehigzn q woman hzs co1-
feasad ~ ne murder q her DrOthef.
hls wife ana ealffs1. and y - thOughi
abe murdered eight cher persor2. y
certainly Iooks lie Il shogld b. her
turn next.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-06-12

DiStrict AulEusy Folk ~ g. IOriz
cOnylcted his Esyenteenth rnan . few
days sinoe in ne PENN u J. ]. Hsn.
nigan. EhO Eas found guilty u brib-
ery and given a Eve years' sentence
IN the Denlfeufiary.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-06-12

II n not often that night actions
need 10 be defended For this rea'
son there may be- some who viii won
der n that mob al Beeyille. Ill.. Il
perfectly satisfied wifh its work IN
hanging and burning a coiored man
who was certain 70 ~ punished ac
cording 10 the laws of the state
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-06-12

Duncan. on the Rock Island rail
road. abs promised 70 Eiye $500 In
cash for the Colorado. Oklahoma and
Te1As railroad. Then for good meas
ure. a night Of way through the town
and a tract of land 200 By 1000 feet
Nere aAAed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-06-12

Green grass. cooling shades and
cold water are good things Of old
summer time, II It is an ice chest,
water cooler or lawn mc Wer you need.
5-tt WILLIAMS. CoRHN & co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-06-12
Fine Cotton Seed.

We have for sale 600 bushels OF
Kings Improved Cotton Seed. This
Is unquestlonably the finest lint
grower for this section. Address.
TEMPLE FEED CO..
24-dw2w. Temple, Texas.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-06-12

Ths conyfFoler a ne c1uslcy has
isx1es . czl for ne o0.1hlon n IA
fiOaal banks A. the cioa> u 5gEirsEE
TuesSay. June 8.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-06-12

Chronic bronchial troubles and sum
mer coughs can be quickly relieved
and cured by FoleY's Honey and Tar
Bonner & Bonner
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LOST.

The Best Prescription for Malaria.
Chills and fever Is bottle Of Groves
Tasteless Chill Tonic. 1t is simply iron
and quinins in a tasteless form. No
cure-no pay. Price 25c.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-06-12

F1rs co=D4Elss q I1in0lE militia
have hare bsel Orters1 ~ Ezst g.
L0sis ~ ns gogsrzoT q ~ safe W
pregert rllzzl1E
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-06-12
Two BANKS FAIL.
spscsiston IN cottsn Forces II

alabama Banks % Close.
BezseDer. Ala. June 1.-The Bez.
semer Savings Bank and the Bank o.
Commerce failed 70 open today. Re
ceiverr have been appointed. The sus
penEiOl resulted from an ALLEGED
Ehorrage q tz50610 o. the pzrt o.
President Cornwall. who Is szld %
have sDeculated in cotton. COTuEzI
is missing A letter from him sronsr
ates All the Other OHlcizlz.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-06-12

You will find the best ice cream al
Ingram'B confectionery. 81
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1 O'CLOCK EDITION

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DISCUSSED BY HEARD.
Governor of Louisina Talks of the
 Roosevelt Letter.

Governor of Louisina Talks of the
 Roosevelt Letter.
 Baton Rouge, La, Aug. 10.-In discuss ing the letter of President Roosevelt to Governor Durbin of Indiana, Governor Heard said:
 'I think the remedy for lynch law Is prompt and speedy trial. The law should be relieved of it's technicalities by which criminals are enabled to get long and re- peated delays. Every lynchlng weakens respect for the law. and when men per- sst in this form of redress they lose all respect for the law, and this in itself superinduces and invites other crimes.
 T agree thoroughly with the President in his statement that the cornerstone of the republic as of all free governments. Is respect for and obedience to the law. Whenever the law is permitted to be de- fled or evaded. in the words of the Presi- dent 1t weakens the bonds of our civiliza- tion and increases the chances of It's overthrow.
 ''The Presidents letter Is a strong and timely one. and I agree with much of what he says. But there is one point on which he is clearly mistaken and on which strongly dissent from his view. He seems to think that the punishment meted out to negroes for certain name less crimes are punishments espe- cially aimed at them by reason of their color. His misconception arises doubtless from the fact that this crime Is limited almost exclusively to the colored race The punishment knows no distinction. White men rarely commit this crime, but