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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-04
For Sale BY DRUG DEPT. COHEN CO.. a.ead, VI.

( i -
the time at the home Of Dr.. Morrison's
has been placed In charge @of that de-
partment and will so continue until a
successor to the late Colonel Thomas
N. Semmes Is elected
Thanksgiving hops and germans were
danced this week at the Virginia. Hilary
Institute and Washington and Leo Uni
Bversity. Among the visiting young ladies
who danced Mt both institutions were:
Miss Octavia, Thompson. OF Summit
Point. ~ va: !; e, Miss Iind.ay,,et Alex
iphemia Davenport, Miss Louise Blume.
OF Charlestown. ". Va; Miss Mary Me-
lNecly. Miss Preston icNeely. OF yicks-
burg. Miss; Miss Staples Miss Mary
Bruce Staples. Miss Penn. Of Roanoke:
Miss Bessie Drnytons} OF Charleston. S. G.;
Miss 1oodson, Of! lynch burg, Va; Miss
Murieson. OF San Francisco. Cal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-04
URGENT APPEAL
TO vIRG|N|ANS.
Virginia Society, Sons Of tic
American Revolutions Would
Increase It's Ranks.
WHO ARE ELIGIBLE ! 8 .L. TO JOIN
Any yirrgi,,ian Whose Ancestor
Was q Revolutionary Soldier
IS Cordially Invited. .
WHO ARE ELIGIBLE TO JOIN

. i :. g
Appended Is an interesting appeal TO
|Virginians:
"The Virginia Society of tho Sons OF
tho American Revolution DESTROYS Of
Interesting many more of their brethren
Pin the duties and privileges OF their birth
right, have resolved to make u fraternal
appeal 10 them OIL that subject. Those
who have patriotic revolutionary blood
as their heritage can show their appre-
citation OF It by5uniting with us and aid
ing US III carrying out tho laudnble and
useful objects which led to tho forma-
tion OF our societies In forty States OF our
.LTnion, and IN some places abroad. Please
read tic following and comply With It.
II the press will notice II, we shall be
much obliged.
BDNJ. BLAKE MINOR,
Secretary Virginia s. A. II.
Tho Sons Of the American Revolution to
all yirginiai,s everywhere:
The Virginia Society Of the Sons of the
American Revolution have directed the,
following, appeal to be presented to every
soneof the Old Dominion, in whose veins
flows the blood Of q patriot Of the Reyo-
luton. They earnestly mplorc every
one who sees It to carefully perusc and
ponder 1t,
Tho Sons Of the American Revolution
were Instituted for the laudnble purposes
OF perpetuating the memory and spirit
OF tho men who achieved American In
dcpendence;a encouraging historical 5 re-
I search in relation to the Revolution; pre-
serving records and relics Of It's soldiers
and other lpromoters; Of celebrating pa
#triotc anniversaries and keeping alive an
enlightened public opinion; extending the
sinstitutions sor reedom,. Z fostering true
and ardent patriotism and procuring for
mankind athe blessings Of liberty. !.
IA One who does not 5yalue these noble and
inspiring objects cannot be properly con-
sstituted ,fand Ii this freddy appeal should
exert some influence in rectlfying his
sentiments and actions, ne will be CRATE
sui for IT.. As " In 5s Il u .si s
II The Independence OF s''the old Thirteen"
was fought for and won on, or near, the
shores OF the Atlantic but the idea OF
banding together MS brothers "the Sons
OF, Revolutionary Slres''x originated on
tho Pacific coast, i'm San Francisco Octo-
Der e. 1875. Dvery such son in the West
has TO come eastward for the genealogy
Of his stTe,s and a number Of them arc
3yirginlans.
Three Great Virginians.s
During the Revolution Virginia was the
empire colony, 4 rom every point Of view
civil. military, social, political. and sta-
stisucal. The three leading indicators OF
our sindependen Henry, with his elo-
.quence; Jefferson. with his pen, and
Washington N with his sword-were all
virginians,s and are ali emblazoned on
the. seal of our society. No Americana
have a. Revolutionary lineage brighter,
cleaner, or more extensive 4 than. VIZ
I. A q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-04
sCoTTSVILLE ITEMS.
(specIal 10 The TImes-Dispa tch.

f. SEQ LIE. \ "a. i}scF s5.nlr. &.
w. Gilmer and Miss Mamie Hammer
visited scottsyllle OIL tuesday.
Mr. NJ, +. A. NoselX. OF Buckingham,
is quite sick.
DIR. j. p. Blair who has been suffering
from u severely spraIned foot since Fri
day. Is improving.
u AIRS, X, Il l7runs Of "4,lgoma, neal
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-28
IHEFUL.:L|
EXT E.N'I OF
The LAW
TWO FISH pYNAMlTERs WILL BE
OUT OF THE RIVER 6uSt-s
NESS THE REMAINDER
OF THIS SEASON
ANYWAY.
JUSTICE BENNINGTON GAVE TWO
ITALIANS A HEAVY DOSE
FOR SHOCKING The
FINNY TRIBE.

For the past few years it has been
a custom with some people along the
river to dynamite fish. A great deal
OF this was done by Italians and as
they all look alike, 1t is a hard matter
TO catch them However the time for
catching a pair OF them came yester-
day. Within the past week dozen
shots have been heard not far from
the city. Sunday Deputy Fish war
den Jones got evidence enough to
make some arrests. Justice Amos is
sued the warrants and yesterday
morning Jones got his men They
We're brought before Justice BennlnS-
ron Yesterday afternoon. They con-
fessed to the charge of dynamltin$
fish in the vicinity of New England
Now there is heavy penalty attach
ed to such a crime in this State Jus
tice Bennington believed that 1t
would be a good thing to make an eN-
ample of these two-Battista AlleVato
and Giovanni Focculo--so he gave
them the extent of the 1aw-SlO0 hne
and six months in jail. When theS
heard the sentence they almost feii
70 the floor. and when some OF the
DINER yiolators hear of it they Will feel
rather shally 1t is hoped that more
of them will be caught as nothing de-
srrovs the fish like dynarniting them
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-28
store Temporarily Closed.

sssThe Hildebrand grocery on jack
son street has closed down on &C
count OF the smallpox scare, %lh ne.
case is over the store and people
were afraid to come there. SO the own
er decided to close until the scare
shall be over For a while the peo-
pie had about stopped coming to the
Bartlett grocery next door, but they
are coming back now and the usual
trade is Keeping up.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-28
Every poa Has His Day.

Woe unto ye worthless, bong, ours
Verify, say unto you, your days are
numbered. Not only Voc unto the
ours but woe unto the owners there
of Elsewhere in this issue Will be
found the Mayors order saying that
the dog law will be enforced Every
dog must wear a tag which has been
bought from the City Clerk The tax
is pretty high on some dogs and 1t
is likely that great many viii be
delivered to the poiicemea No long
ssr viii a man catch {. bone and break
III. lawn mower; nc longer VIII the
Women folks be afraid ito leave their
cushions on the Seranda of a night:
no longer will We be awakened from
our peaceful slumber by the unearth-
" howls: no longer will the love-sick
youth on his way home be scared by
a wild bark until he bites the tip Off
his throbbing neart. Verify, Utopia
is al band.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-28
SSHHBB R| | S {HHBBRRs|

The young people of Fairmont seem
to- delight in getting married and not
letting any one know about it until
after it happens. This has been the
case several times in our city within
the last. few months Now it is, going
to happen gain if we do not watch
out One of our prominent young
ladies and prominent young man
from a county not far away VIII be
married perhaps this week. To-mor-
row some of the guests will arrive.
This wedding win not be unexpected
as it has been a foregone conclusion
for some time past. We wish them
all the happiness possible. but they
may as well "'fess up.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-28

ton is about due It meets in st
Louis next "Wednesday, July g. 1t
still looks like Judge Parker. OF New
York. will be the Eli of the occasion
but he is not the choice Of the Ery-
antics. who may be able to name
man Of their own freakish and fanci-
FIJI ideas
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-28
Bull Frogs Galore.

John Berns and Fred Raymond
captured four dozen immense bull
frogs at the Farm near Little Falls
last night. E. w. Chenoweth, the
Bridge street restaurateur has pur-
chased them and will prepare them
for his customers,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-28
ENJOYABLE Outing.

The members of the X of 2. lodge
al Rivesville, their families and
friends had an enjoyable outing on
the river Sunday. About 300 OF them
went as far as Greensboro, Pa, on
a chartered boat, and returned that
night. They took along plenty TO
eat and everybody had good time.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-28
A Bio Carnival

The Ferari Brothers carnival. which
exhibits here in the latter part OF
July, is one of the largest organlza-
tions; Of the kind on the road They
carry four passenger cars, one diver
four box cars and eleven flats
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-28

A girl may be wise, but If she
wants to marry she is foolish to ap-
pear more intelligent than the man
she is trying to induce to pay her
board for life
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-28
An italian Killed

An italian was caught between Two
cars in the New England mines and
killed this morning. The remains
were brought to the Jones mofsue
in this city.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-28

for washing dishes Two boarding
house Iandladies have tried The ma
chine and they liked it SO wen that
Randall could hardly get away with
the sam pie.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-28
FIRST WARD.
ey Our Regular Correspondent
K ]. :;

Saturday last EpeCalhS5 As1AAA7S 49, ~
Commercial Hotel in the FRS ward a.
Clarence Van Mort. of Wheeling. Is
visiting his brother at the corner OF
Guffy and Diamond streets.
Jacob Ho1It, OF Liverpool Ohio, is
circulating among his relatives and
friends in the First ward.
Stephen Van Glitter has received the
contract for building two-story
frame house for Dennis Mckinney. on
Market street.
Mrs: Stella Guthrie and daughter.
of California, Pa, are spending few
DAYS with Nelson Sapp, of Diamond
street.
w. S. Fortney, OF Kingmont, was
in the city to-day. calling on his
brother, Eli G.. Fortney, of the First
ward.
The Isaac Mason came up from
Brownsville last evening. and during
the stop-over took large delegation
of our colored folks on boat eN-
cursion. Dancing was the order OF the
program until their return at O'Clock
this morning. The Fairmont colored
orchestra furnished music for the oc-
caSion.
1t is remarkable how many OF all
classes and conditions. old and young
both from the city and country, go
to see the whale on exhibition at the
wharf 1t does not Interfere with
Geo. II. Richardson, however, for he
goes right on with his work of cob
bling beside it. just as though no
whale was about
The two railroad excursions booked
for Fairmont on Sunday, for some
cause. failed to nlaterialiZe; but 1t is
we'll. perhaps, as the showery weather
would have marred, in degree, the
pleasure of their sojourn. And then,
too, more people got to go to church
instead of waiting to meet and enter
tain the visitors.
Albert Reel and Harry Cumpston,
of the Fest ward, were awarded the
contract for building 100 yards OF
foundation work at locks Nos. Ia and
Is. and began on it yesterday morn
ing.
Duncan Grub. the well known saw
m i'll man of State street. has just com
iyTeted the cutting Of over 100000
feet of lumber on the Forest Grove.
dairy farm near Evansville He Is
,Iso offered the contract to furnish
50 900 feet more Of lumber for docks
:, rbe lakes. and is now looking about
in Quest of a suitable tract of timber
from which TO cut the kind OF lum
,,ar desired We hope Dunk will sue
coed in finding it SO as not 10 lose
tba< contract.
Tho Favette. another new boat,
c,,ne I'm from Point Marion TO our
cfty on sunday. If the railroad
rrfdfe were only removed out of the
w,v tfe river would be thronged with
,,,c1,ets even coming all the way from
New orleans it may be, and our COM
,,ercia1 TRANSFORMATION by water would
40; greatly to the advantages of our
,itx,
,r-b,. Dauv West yir.ziniau is not
c,,,-, ;, beIuruI educator III the field
80 -,,1itics and literature. but in mat
+e,.t If religion morality and social re-
c r;n,r rye.II II shall succeed de-
mon tIIs. unity OF it's STAFF, and
-, ,.,-ist,,,.e .,nfI co-oDeTafiotl of It's
-l,,,<.-n,,si,,r ns,+,,,,,s
c,bartey Higjui,otfIam IS not caught
s,,.n,,ir,a even while others about him
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-28
Wanted to Rest.

II Last evening a plain drunk stretch
ed himself on the Courthouse lawn
to rest his weary bones and more
weary brain. AS it happened he had
friends enough to carry him back tls INTO
one of the Courthouse halls before
cop got him.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-28
Will Not Meet.

On account of next Monday being
.Julv A. the Y. NJ. C. A. G1ee Club will
not meet for rehearsal on That even even
ing but will meet on Tuesday even even
ing, July 5.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-28
) Divers at Work.

Divers from New York are today.
repai RIM til e water main across the,
rires The main was sllghtly lam
aged the ice gorge the past Win
ter ia
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-28
HlGHLANDENSzS$ss
LARGER. END 81 a
IN YESTERDAY
cEEDINGs.
THE FEATURE OF HE GAME Is
WAS THE GOOD WORK OF. SIS IS
UMPIRE Meco RMic x a8

Firnont could have taken yester-s
DAYS game with ease. but more ex..s
periments were tried by the manage
ment with the inevitable result that
Piedmont romped away ta$ the
game and the spectators walked out
of the ground With u look OF supreme
disgust written upon theirtheretoIolreeSS!l
ioyous countenances. Taylor. anew
man. was on the rubber, and while
his performance was not ridiculous
his pitching is not what the fans
have been used to. His home is In
some unpronouncable town ssout I'M
Ohio. and when Edwards left for his his 1
home ona few days visit, # q y lots
catcher was sent for. Il e. di ID NOT not
arrive until yesterday afternoon M
In the meantime the game had 81 tart TART
ed with Frnnkenbury catch1n n
the fifth inning after Sinner hew out
to wayman Montgomery singled 70 TO-
left and Thorpe singled to ghf.6 : . IL
terson doubled to right scoring ~ ont75F
comery. Lfetner then grounded TO
Helm who threw to the plate to catch
Thorpe The ball arrived IN @plenIszH55
of time to retire the man. but Franz
epbury forgot to touch him. Three
runs were tailed in this inning s5 20
errors and poor Judgment. ssS55.
Mr.. Perkins the 5aew catcher AZ " no
is here on suspicion, arrived q tee, W.
moments before Frankenbury exS5
hibition of dumbness, was uni formed
and put in the game. As he walked
TO his position "a few people applaudss
ed and he graciously turned. and 1T Mt
ed his cap. Then we expected gr 'saNs3
things OF the man who accepted 3 u
hand before he had proven ms
worth A gang of baseball -e er1-i1lls's
asts are merciless especially 20 a
stranger. but Perkins exhibition yes
terday deserved roasting andssife got
It. along with the management N \ !
the sixth inning, after chasi1nlissia as
passed ball to the bleachers n he re-
turned it to Taylor and came 9 his AZ
position with his head down md, and:
seemingly in an somnambtli1lssllics
state from which he was awakened
after Parsons mad ranib1ed &hon1s
This sort of thing took all the s s5Isa7
and ginger out of the team and he
game dragged after the fifth
The bright particular feature q me
game was Umpire WcftorznI.ck -
work. The local team was sarls ;f1i7aiE
with his decisions and the visitors
did not object emphatically on Us
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-28
viii Jump.

Chas. Cuban Conway has been en-
gagged by the local Bartenders to,
make one of his famous jumps at: at
their farm on July 3 Mr. Conway
is classed among the best high ladder LET
men in the world, and viii positively i:-i' e
make one of his famuos " 04 foot
leans on that day. See Mamie x
8s The Democratic National corlxen1E-a
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-28
schanqed Might of Meeting.

5Sssf he Modern Noodmen Of America ll ls
have changed their time Of meeting
from Saturday evening to Vednes-
day evening. To=morrow5ev evening Will
be the first meeting unde the new lev,
order.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-28

I9s$la anya man retains his friends by.
r,sf5isfr3 - hem loa s54 s4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-28

1t is unlucl>y to lose s13 on Fri
day.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-28
5The Y. M. C. a. is 1t.

The reputation of the Y NJ. G. a.
base ball team is spreading all over
the State. Manager watson Is nov nov
considering challenge from team team
at Hundred Our team IS ofered
bonus to come to that place and show
them how to play ball. 1t is. Likely.
that the team will go.
A game is also under consldera a
ton with the Grafton professionals
Clarksburg has not. yet decided
whether she will disband her team
or reorganfze 1T and play our boys
at that city
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-28
.Randall once More.

evangelist Randall: again made has
appearance in the city this morning,
this time no. preaching utbsselllfin selling
the Mound City dish washer, wh li.si1s
he says & is the onl y hing intended
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-07-26
commlssIoner,s Court.

Eugene Anderson. who was before
Judge Robuctt yesterday ON a charge
of stealing a horse, was found guilty
and bound over in the sum uf $500,
iu default Of which he was committed
to Jail
Chas Jockey and and 5 Il. Elliott
who Were also charged with being i'm.
plicated in the same theft with Andor.
son were found not guilty and were
released
IL the case of J l. Horton. charged
with sending obscene literature
through the mail, the defendant was
found guilty and bound over in IN,
sum Ct $500 to await the action Of th,
grand jury at jefferson city Mo, in
october This fall He made bond and
was released
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-07-26
Visited the Old Home

Mr. and Mrs. w. S Wolvcrton have
returned frog a pleasant trip t. their
old home in 1cnnessee. MIR. Wclver-
ton visited the old Shiloh battle field
and says that the four miles square
u land owned there by the govern
ment has been well cared for and all
the places of special note are mark
ed by appropriate slabs and monu.
monts From the noted Bloody
Pond" Mr. Wolverton cut a limb that
had been partially broken from a
black gum tree and brought II TO Sid.
ney Suggs as a souvenir Another
valued souvenir which Mr.. Wolverton
brought is a stone picked up under
the tree where Albert Sydney John.
ston died. The Methodist church
built of logs from which the great
battle took its name, stands there nc
longer Every particle Of it has been
carried away by souvenir hunters.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-07-26
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W. r. stuart of Ada is in the city.
Il. Il. fillmore Of Randolph was here
yesterday
G. W. williams of Purcell was here
yesterday.
r. d Tangsler Of South McAlester
Fl. in Inc city
T. O. smyth of Ryan was in the
city yesterday.
$. Muiinattan of Overlook was IN
the city yesterday
W 4 Culwell of Burneyville was in
the city yesterday
u. b Lester Of Tishomingo was
here this morning.
H. W. McClaiu of sulphur spent
yesterday in the city
Andy Gardonhire come down this
morning from sulphur
Wm Wilmoth of Kullimklo is a
business visitor to the city
Fred Carr lett this afternoon On a
business trip ON the Frisco
James A. Maddox, a representative
OF tuc Dallas News. is in the city
II W. Burk. G.. NJ. Payne and G
Madsen OF Chickasha are in the city
Mrs w. A. Payne is spending a
month with her mother at Galveston.
Mrs. w. =. Wilmington left yester.
day for Tennessee to visit relatives
Manford Baum has returned from
Shawnee to spend few days with
hie parents
w. F. Warren, F. w. Fisher and
Steve Cole were in the city yesterday
from Berwyu.
Miss Matte Choate is in the city
from Marietta the guest of her broth
ar, Ed Choate and wife.
DR. Nicholson returned today from
Mannsyille where he went TO do a
job Of dentist work for J. l.. Powell.
r. d. Sangster, travelling freight
agent for the Frisco with headquart
ers at South McAlester, was in the
city today
Mr. and Mrs. f. b. Luke have re
turned from a ten days cutting
through the country. They visited
Turner Falls, Sulphur and Oil Springs
Mrs Wallace James and son, ]. d.
from Haileyville and Miss Flora
Blake of Bentonville, Ark, are in the
city, the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.
Blake and family on North Washing
ton.
Among those who left this morning
for Tishomingo were Misses Annie
aud Mabel Matthews, Irene Dick
Irene Eddleman, Jessie Arlington
Natalie Williams, Bertha and Lili
Booth, Messrs, Guy Webb, Harol,
Young, J. c. Murphy, Ewing London
Willis and Mat Wilmington.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-07-26
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Sulphur.
A big rain fell here today about II
O'Clock,
Tishomingo.
Ten coaches of excursionists are
here today to participate in the Con.
ductors' picnic.
Msdill.
Some of cur cowboys have gone TO
Tishomingo to participate in the rop-
ing contest at the Conductors picnic
at that place today.
Rolf.
The baseball team Of Rolf and Nc
Gee played ball here yesterday and
the game resulted in a tie score of 5
and g.
Ada and Holdenville baseball teams
have a game here today
Lebanon.
G W Bates the man who fefl from
bluff while at the picnic at Powell
several days since, is reported some
better but he is still not expected 10
recover Two OF his brothers are
here from Oklahoma TO see him.
Marietta.
Miss Nollie Knight has returned
from an extended visit in Gainesville
and whitesboro
Julian Burney and wife returned 10
their home at Ardmore tooay.
Mr, and Mrs. J. G. Butler and little
daughter Gertrude and Mr., and Mrs.
d c. Rambo and son, Dan, have gone
to spend several days at Rock Creek.
Be0Hyn.
Mrs. II, S, Suggs is at Eufaula.. /.
r, TO spend several weeks visiting
relatives.
W F. Warren, f. w. Fisher, j. p
Johnson and Mr. Meeks transacted
business in Ardmore yesterday.
Prof j. T. Johnson Of Flippin, Ky,
and Miss Ola Suggs of this place
were united in marriage here sunday
afternoon at 4 O'Clock, Rev G. W
Whitehead officiating
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-07-26

o. c. Hodges was on the streets
today from Texas selling apples and
pears which he had raised upon his
orchard Mr.. Hodges lives ten miles
south OF Horse Shoe Crossing on Red
river and hauled rhe fruit here where
he could receive the best prices. The
apples are large and fine and the
pears. though small are sweet and
mellow
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-07-26
Indians in War Paint.

Those who have charge Of the In
dian festivities have arranged for a
big dance at the ball park, near the
union depot, Wednesday night The
big gate on the south side will be
open so that carriages may be driven
in. The park will be brilliantly light,
ed and a very large crowd will be in
attendance
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-07-26
Mortuary.

The l4-days-old infant Of Steve
Claudis died at Newport yesterday.
The funeral services wire helu at
Lone Grove at o'clock today where
the remains were Inferred.
Carrie Stringer, wire Of Albert
Stringer age 32 years, died at Spring.
er yesterday OF typhoid fever The
remains were Inferred at the Spring,
er cemetery this afternoon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-07-26

Drs Hardy & McNees performed
an operation upon Byers Columbus al
the ArdmOre sanitarium The opera
tion was successful and Mr. Columbus
is resting nicely today