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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-06-12

We handle Steffen ice cream be-
cause il is the purest and best
u j. b. WALL, the Druggist.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-06-12

Our stock Of ready mixed paints is
being closed out at cost.
l2-3t Post Office Drug Store
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-06-12

Ready mixed paints at cost at the
l2-3t Post Office Drug st re-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-06-12

Phone 36 for peaches ami plums
from the Hardy fruit farm. Every
order delivered to your door. 9,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-06-12

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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-04-06
Thirty Years Ago.

The French Parliament decided to de-
tcimine by vote whether that country
should be Il republic or n monarchy in
the future.
The FIRST interstate commerce bill pass
ed the House at Washington. the result
being termed granger triumph
John g. Whittier, Gen. Banks and
Charles Francis Adams were among the
candidates voted on to succeed Charles
T. Sumner as United States Senator
from Massachusetts.
New York business men" held n mass
meeting at Cooper Union to discuss the
national financ :, William Cullen Bry-
ant presiding ard Edward Atkinson Of
Boston delivering a speech against Ben
Butler.
! boom was serted in the New York
stock n;Ekct on rum9rs that $2j.0JO..
900 would be adiei to the national cur
rrncy. aud tbat the free banking bill
onld he tssed by Congress
The Brit sh government proposed to
the United States to establish special
tracks" for vessels crossing the At
luutic
The Carlist rebels uH3cr Pedro Aban-
TO wore defeated by Spanish government
troops 81 Santa Gulians.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-04-06
Che Hundred Years AGO.

The execution Of Due dEnghien took
place in Paris.
The navy yard and marine barracks
at Washington were established.
Russia issued an imperial edict al
lowing land owners to grant freedom to
their tenants, that the serfs might raise
money to pay theis debts.
\ great change was taking place in
mems dress, trousers taking the place Of
breeches and long stockings.
At the request of the American min
lister Napoleon Bonaparte sent minis
ter to Tripoli requesting tie hey to lib
crate the officers and crew of the frigate
Philadelphia.
Congress passed 4 bin for the division
Of Louisiana territory Into the southern
district Of Orleans and the northern dis
trict of Louisiana.
The Governor Of Cuba prohibited
French privatecrs from carrying Ameri-
can products into any part OF the island
Gen. DessaliRes. Governor Of Hayri,
admitted massacre of whites on that
island
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-04-06
Il57fI5 Il POPULAR
Yt4I. 81 PULPIT /

now Anows just what Is keeping us
back from him, what .he cords are
that are drawing us away from Kim
ard making us struggle against his
love. o. let us all pray to him TO
strengthen our wills that We may snap
asunder those cords and be able TO say,
My Beloved is mine and | am his"
Christ's is a domestic love. Think
of him In that home az Laxaruz and
Martha and Mary. He gave to those
three a love from the depths of his
heart end they offered him a home of
rest apG peace and love. What love he
had for Lazarus. lie shed tears ut his
grave, and those tears not only showed
his love, bat they show that though
our Lord was the strongest man that
ever liyed-strong as any man. tender
as any woman-he was not ashame!
to shed tears.
Christ's was n forbearing love. In
speaking OF this can hardy forget TO
remind you what a forbearing love olir
Lord showed when he was an ~ 70
give that pledge of his love at t.i,, last
supper. Among the assembled guests
was Judas, and our Savior gave him
the sop. tie eastel. token Of friend
ship, that it might possibly still call
him TO his better self.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-04-06

The journey from New York to Bos-
ton was made in twenty-one hours by
stage.
Workmen on the Pennsylvania canal
who struck for higher wages and COM
mitted acts OF violence were captured by
officers and the leaders put in jail
StepheHson's Rocket the first mod
ern locomotive ". travelling on regu-
lar schedule at the rate Of from twenty
FIVE to thiFty-five miles an hour
Prominent merchants of New York
agreed 10 spend a few minutes every day
at the coffee houses TO give strangers a
chance to transact business with less
trouble.
Manufacturers Of bedticking. japanned
ware and rope began successful opera
items at Wheeling, w. Va.
The arcade, just completed at Provi-
dence, K. l.. was said to be the most
costly and elegant building Of its kind in
the United States.
The extensive salt water ponds of Key
West were examined with a view Of
using them for the manufacture of salt,
Achille Murat, son Of the late King
Of Naples, was a candidate for a seat in
the Florida Legislature.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-04-06

Gen. L. 5, Grant, the new commander
III chief of the United States army,
started for the front with his staff.
\ bill was introduced IN the House
at Washington for the construction Of Il
ship canal from the Mississippi river 10
Lake Michigan.
4 French war fleet was reported at
the mouth Of the Rio Grande river, pre-
paratory to making demonstration
against the United States.
Congressman Owen Loyejoy OF Illinois
died in brooklyn. y. y.
Secretary of the Navy WelIes adver-
tised for negro seamen 10 join the United
States navy. because Of the scarcity Of
white sailors.
\ bill alg,ropriating $20o.000 for a
United States navy yard at Cairo. H.,
was introduced in the House at Wash
ington.
Frank Blair and Gen. Mcclurg. in the
House Of Representatives at Washing
ION. created excitement by denonncing
each other as liars and scoundlelS.
Civil War existed in Edgar and Coles
counties. Illinois, a body Of armed Con-
federatc sympailizers being encamped
near Charleston. with Union soldiers
whom they had taken prisoners.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-04-06
SERMONETTES


Traitors.-No political party has a
right to gain majority for force The
manufactures, therefore. is traitor tu
his country who conpels his employees
t., do his will and not their own when
they go TO the polls. Those men, too,
ale unworthy of free citizenship who
meet men of opposing political prlaci-
pies at the voting places with deadly
weapons or with threats OF social ostra-
clsm and business ruin and thus pre-
vent them from exercising their legal
.,ghts.-I;ev. Clay MacCauley, Meth
odist. Providence. K. :.
An Unconscious Atmosphere Man
has an Involuntary aud unpurposed
influence. Power goes forth without
mis- distinct folition. Like al centers
of energy. the soul does it's best work
automatically The sun does not think
of lifting the mist from the ocean. but
the vapor moves skyward. Often man
is ignorant Of what he accomplishes
upon his fellows. but the results are
the. same.-Rev. y. d. HILLS. Congre-
gatlonallst, Brooklyn. y. Y.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-04-06
Short State Items.

G. H. Bates, who was tried in Cir
cult Court on charge Of Illegal voting
at SpOoner, has been acquitted.
George Whinnery's store mt Downs
vile was destroyed by fir. Loss $14.-
600 Insurance half that amount
Miss Anna plcsser. popular society
girl of Appleton. startled her many
friends by announcing that she is going
to ST. Louis to enter a convent She
will take mp hospital work after she gets
er full sisterhood,
The Socialists of Two Rivers have
formed an organization with view Of
conducting a meat market ON the coop
eradve plan. At meeting held Tor the
purpose, over 100 members were enroll
ed. each paying SO.
A contract for ncw school house at
Mondovi has been let TO H. * +. Root
tiger Of Fountain City for SIG. 123.
Peter Nerborst living near Little
Chute. was killed by lightning while
crossing a field on his way home. His
right aar was torn from his head and
scalp laid bare.
The Wisconsin State Bank. started in
Shell Lake by p. NJ. Reagan a short
time ago and later sold 10 +. H. Wei
come OF Minneapolis. closed ont al bust
ness the other day. paying depositors in
full and turning ali unfinished business
over TO the Lumbermans bank
Negotiations were concealed whereby
Steiccr BROTHERS Of Fremont purchased
Of the Scott & Magee Lumber Company
its sawmiil and timber Lands at Sha-
wano for $4,000.
The large hardware store Of Burnie
& Peterson was totally destroyed by
FIRE at I.adysmith. The First NafionaI
building was ruined and Miss Collins
millinery store waz damaged
Two contests viii be entered against
the wijl Of Col. Gabriel BoHck Of Osh-
kosh. Wis. one by Charles Bouck.
brother. and William G. Danforth. hus-
Land Of Mere. and the other by Miss
Mary Wadleigh. Who claims size was the
common law wife Of The dead man.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-04-06
WISCONSIN'S RECORD.
FAITHFULLY TOLD IN READABLE
SHAPE.
Fierce Storm Does Great Damage
Young Wicks Changes Plea-Long Di-
vided Brothers Meet-Apparently Dead
Man Comes to Life-I.adysmithF Fire.

\ terrific wind storm, accompanied
with a deluge of rain, swept the north
ern section Of Manitowoc County, caus-
ing damage of many thousands of dol
lars. At Mishicott, the Twin river over
flowed its banks and more than fifty
residents were forced to abandon their
homes. The wind unroofed and swept
down smokestacks and created general
havoc. The worst storm in years pre-
vailed at Two Rivers and caused great
amount of damage to property. During
the gale the roof OF the E. j, Naudreui
Canning Company and the Two Rivers
knitting mill were blown off. intiicting
considerable damage TO stock and ma
chinery on account of the rain. The
smokestack of the pail factory was also
blown down. The rain and wind storm
caused a great amount Of damage
throughout Racine County, In the city
of Burlington the large brick smoke
stack ut the malthouse toppled over and
the dam in the center of the city was
carried away by the ice and water. At
Rochester the roof of a creamery was
carried away by the wind and in the
town Of Dover a half dozen windmilis
We're broken and carried away by the
wind. Throughout the entire county re-
ports are being received of the amount
of damage done by the wind which was,
in fact. q small tornado. The amount of
damage is not known, but so far il is
estimated to be about $4,000. The
dams at Waterford and Rochester were
washed away, flooding the neighboring
farms in that county and carrying away
several buildings. The rising of the
Fox river in Kenosha County caused
the greatest apprehension among the
farmers of the county. The entire west
ern part OF the county was flooded.
Many people were driven from their
homes. two bridges were destroyed. and
one life lost The estimated loss from
the flood is $4,000. The first fatality
as result Of the food was the drown
ing Of George Davis of the village of
Trevor The bridge on the main street
of the village of Wilmot was carried
away and the railway bridge on the Wis,
consin Central road. near tie village of
Burlington. went out.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-04-06
Lad Changes His Plea.

After Anton Wicks. is years old, had
pleaded guilty in Eau Claire to murder
in the first degree, he was remanded to
jail. An hour later it was announced
that Wicks would change his plea to
mot guilty and that the claim Of self
defense would be set up 1t appears
that Wicks did not fully understand
what it meant to plead guilty and sup
posed that he was only admitting that
he killed his father He acknowledges
that he shot the old man to death and
dragged the body into the house. which
had been set on fire, he says, by the
OvcrturninS of the stove during the first
struggle and he admitted that he blew
up the blazing house with dynamite. but
he claims the trouble was begun by his
father. who tried to kill him.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-04-06

Adviees from Hongkong announced
the defeat of the Chinese imperial army
by rebels.
England opened the Crimean war by
declaring hostilities against Russia
The Dp Of Parma was stabbed at
Turin by al unknown assassin.
The Spanish authorities surrendered
TIE brig Black Warrior TO Capt Bullock
on his paying $1,000 under protest.
The English Baltic fleet sailed through
Wingo sound TO Kei
Slavery was abolished in the republic
of Venezuela.
The Emperor of France announced
that Russia had placed herself in the
attitude of declaring war against France.
The Orange Free State was forming
a government.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-04-06
I,onp-T,ost Brother Fouud.

After Il separation since early boy
hood, forty-eight years ago, and after
losing trace Of each other entirely during
all that time, Richard Jessmer of Apple
ton is entertaining the lost brother,
Frank, of Habing. MINI. ADVERTISE
menrs frequently inserted in the news
papers in an effort TO find each other
proved of no avail. The fact that Rich
ard Jessmer owned property along the
Great Northern road and Richards com
ing upon man who lived on one of
these pieces of land, led to the reunion
Frank. the western man, left home dur
ing the Pixies peak gold craze and has
been all over the west since that time.
The two look great deal alike
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-04-06

Arnold Mclean. aged l.. found IL &,
team of no SEES belonging to Herman
krohn. near IiSerton, which was lost
while Krohp. after hitchng the team in
front of Il hotel. went inside. When he
came back the team had disappeared
The hoy VIII get the 500 as a reward
for finding the team. which was valued
at 5000. Ii had not been stolen, but ran
away and the wagon caught between two
trees causing the horses to lie helpless
on the ground for three and one-lIalf
days without food or water. They were
nearly dead from starvation when found
but they will not lose their value.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-04-06
Iweety Years AGO.

The Cincinnati COhiol jail was sto-rued
by mob ~ l0.0O people N an effort 70
lynch William Berner. az alleged -nI1r-
derer. who escaped.
Franc. was reported planning 70 de-
mand $4,000. 900 indemnity from China.
six Chicago ministers preached in re-
ply 10 Robert g. ingersoll tae Rev. Ar
thur Little calling him dangerous
cyclone and tie Rev William Cuthbert-
son a "charlatan'
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-04-06
Dics NJ Same Time with Son.

Truman Van Norman Of Clintonville
deranged by worry over the death of his
sister and by the long Illness Of his par
ents, sail good-by the other day to his
mother and father and, going to another
room. swallowed poison. His mother
heard MS cries and died simultaneously
with her son. The son was % years
old and had supported his invalid parents
for s-aarS
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-04-06
This Paper
and the
Weekly " isconSin.

VI have perfected clubbing arrangements
Whef BY we can now offer both this paper
=. - Weekly Wisoor sin for the low price Of
SI.Lo year The Weekly Wisconsin, is a
family newspaper unexcellsd in reputation.
particular attention IL devoted 10 the local
news Of the northwest. It's woman's page
Of matter every week IS worth the cosi Of
the paper.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-04-06

and this is what S. S. S. does
blood hrs been thoroughly pt
bid, impure matter. If you
that produced them last seasoi
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-04-06

,es. All danger Of boils is past whsh q
purified and the system cleansed of all mo,
are subject to boils, then the same. caust
ION will do so this, aud the sooner you begi
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-07
GRAND CHILDRENS' BALL.
VIII BE Given II Haies Pavilion Aprii

WIN BE Given II Hates Pavilion Aprii
"a
The first annual bah ever given IN the
city Of Barre for the pleasure Of the
young boys and girls will be held Ia Hales
pavilion April la Il Is proposed to make
this just as near perfection as possible
Prof Elmore will furnish a special orches-
ira. The decorations will be in harmony
with the entertainment Fruit punch and
waters win be served by charming young
misses. The dressing room will be Ia
charge Of several mothers who viii attend
to all wants The patronesses are Mrs
d. nj Miles. Mrs. j. VI. Gordon, Mrs. II
J Smith and Mrs. B. II. Wells They
will welcome all visitors.
ushers will act as escorts. Two ladies'
viii have charge OF the coat room and ey-
erything will be done to made this ball
success. Everybody Is cordially invited
to attend
The price of admission for spectators
viii be % cents.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-07
CAKE WALK TONIGHT.

x. Of & Bazaar Is Growing ia Popu-
larity
The X. Of @. bazaar Is becoming more
aud more interesting and popular. The
hall was crowded last evening, aud the
entertainment was the best thns far given.
The programme as carried out vas as fol-
lows Vocal solo, Miss Florence
Brown; eornet solo, w. y. Gilbeltson. Vo-
cal SOLO John Angus, piano duett. Mas
ters Hoyt and MackIe; songs and dancing
By little Cecilia Loretta Pl0uife, who was
recently heard with so much pleasure at
the opera house Her songs and dancing
were equally as well received and enjoyed
last evening
Tonight the entertainment will be a
cake walk given by the sans young men
who made an enyiable reputation as cako
walkers at the last fair a picture OF
the cake walkers who Will take part to-
night is Oh exhibition III Moore 4 Owens
window.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-07
WILLIAMS

Lewis Seaver returned from New York
Tuesday.
Chas. Williams began work the first Of
the week for Chas Edison
Mr. and Mrs Baeley Abbott of gorinth
are visiting friends IN town.
Bert Norris was taken suddenly lit sun.
day, but il Il thought he il improving
slowly.
A son was born Tuesday to Mr.. and
Mrs Ebert Jackson, also son to Mr.. and
Mrs Bert Reed and grandson Of Mrs Mary
Adams.
George Lane is recovering from the in
iuries received while working ID the woods,
having large cut on the top OF bis head
and two ribs broken.
The high school debating club will hold
an entertainment and soeiable at town hall
April 9. Warm sugar will be served for
l0c. Admission Ice.
That the millinery opening Of Towns
end 6 Yassar was q success Ia style and
price Of goods was proven By the many
sales made yesterday. There Is good
assortment left to choose from for those
who could not attend yesterday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-07
ARE TRACING
THEIR TEAM
Lunnie Bros. Hot on the
Trail.
SUSPECT AT LINCOLN, NH.
Alleged Horse Thief Reached That
Place BY Train NO Arrest
Yet Made.

Lunnie Bros, the North Main street liy-
erymeu, who last Sunday let q team to a
man giving his name as John Lewis and
who have seen neither the man nor the
team since, received word last night from
friend in Lincoln, N. H., that man
answering the description Of stLewIs'
reached there Tuesday morning He ar
rived ia Lincoln by train, according 70 the
friend The local liyarymei then commu-
nieated with the constable at Lincoln and
put him on the track OF the supposed
horse thief Up to this afternoon no word
had been received Of his being arrested.
When the man hired the team Sunday
he said that he wanted to 20 TO Granite
vile. He may hsve gone to GraniteyIle
but he didn't return the team TO Lunnie
Bros The latter have been on the trail
since, and learned at Granlseville teat
Lewis had previously TO sunday told he
was going to Lincoln, n. III.
The missing animal is black mare with
white spot on one hind leg; stands about
l5 hands high aud weighs about 900
pounds. There are two little scars on the
right forward feot and slight bunch on
It's back near where the saddle comes. The
wagon Is a black Concord, upholstered
10 leather and In it was a gray robe, yellow
street blanket and name whip, Mr.. Lun-
ME values the team at $3.50.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-07

All persons are warned to observe the
following city ordinance, section I of
chapter XXXIV;
Sec Z. The collection Of refuse matter
ID and around the immediate vicinity Of
any dwelling house, or place Of business,
such as swill, filthy water, waste Of meat,
fish OF shells, bones, decaYing vegetable
and animal substances Of all kinds, excre-
ment, and ait kinds Of offal that may de-
compose and generate disease germs or
unhealthy gases, and also empty
boxes or packing cases and packing
wastes, kerosene barrels and garbage
Of all kinds, and also the dumping upon,
or the suffering to remain on any lot or
premises, near, or on or adjacent to any
public street, lane. alley or passageway, or
the bank Of any streams flowing through
the city, are hereby declared and consid-
cred a nuisance, and must be removed or
disposed Of either By burning, burial OF
otherwise in such manner that Il may not
be offensive TO the neighborho0d- No pu-
trid or deoaying animal or vegetable mat
ter shall be kept in any house, cellar OF
adjoining outbuildiug or grounds, for more
than twenty-four hours after due notice
from The board Of health.
Per Order City Council.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-07
CLARENCE sloan aeIeased.

Montpelier, April TN county court
yesterday the case Of State against Glar-
enee Sloan, charged with larceny Of
clothes from William Bushey. was mol
pressed. The states attorney told the
court Sloan stopped at Bushey's house az
ter getting out Of the house of correction
and put on one of Bushey's suits and wore
it. Bushey's wife knew that he had it on
and rode around IN a team with him.
Bushey was then confined to county Jail
on q certified execution. He discovered
that Sloan was the hired man and made
arrangements to get out out of jail.
Next day charges of larceny we're pre-
ferred against Sloan, who has been in jail
five 0r six weeks.
After this case was disposed of the
court was excused until o'clock Monday
afternoon,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-07
MARKED TRIBUTE
PAID TO NJ. A. HANNA
Senator'S, Regardless Of Political Af-
filiations, Joined in His
EuIogy.

Washington, April IA feeling tribute
was paid to day in the Senate to the mem
DRY of Marcus Al Hanna. by his col
leagues, regsrdless Of personal or political
affiliations. The entire session was de-
voted to his memorial service. Every SEN
ator able to attend was In his seat, and
the gallery was filled as not since the fu-
neral Of the late senator from Ohio.
Senator Foraker made the FIRST address
and was followed In order By Sena tors
Scott, Cockreil. Platt Of Conn, Sulloway,
Spo0ner, Blackburn, Elkins, Burrows,
Fairbanks, Dalzell, Perkins, Depew, Nc
Gomas, Beyeridge, Dolliver, Kittredge,
Kearns, Aldrich, Allison, Frye, Hoar,
Hale, Hensbrough and Dick. Each spoke
in praise of the craftsmanship and integ-
Tlty of the dead senator, of the great ben
eft to his party and country and Of bis
rugged honesty and uneompromislng 10y
atty to his friends
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-07
PLOT DISCOVERED.

A Wholesale JaIi Delivery az Newfane
AYerted
BrattleboTo, April 6. Plans for a whole
sale jail delivery at the Windham county
jail at Newfane we're divuIged to Jailor
Davis yesterday by tramp who was
serving three-months' sentence, and
MT Davis put an end to the scheme Just
in the nick Of time by confning the prls-
oners in their cells. The plan was to cut
of the riyets which held In place the iron
separating the jail eorrorider from the
prison room. By spreading the bars the
prisoners could get into the corridor and
lie In wait for the steward to open the
door leading to the street There are six
prisoners in the jail, and Mr. Davis be.
lieves that several If not an Of them were
planning to escape