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Bisbee daily review., 1904-08-16
Closing quotations:
GREENE CONSOLIDATED.

The Greene Consolidated has S64 ,000 shares, par SIC. anu on tnis capirali- ration is earning at the present time at the rat of 30 per cent, says the Boston Bureau, answering a request for information concerning the com pany. Dividends are being declared bi-montkly at the rate of IS per cent per annum. The net earnings of the past two months have been S210,000 each. The company is producing D. 800 0oO pounds of copper monthly. Greene is now the third largest copper producer in the world, and in proper ton to it's profits and copper produc- tion is selling relatively low.
 The future of the Greene Consoli- dated is a subject of almost world wide controversy. We have studied the maps, plans, and reports of the company and would prefer to see an- other years development before recommending il as a Calumet invest ment. Experts are divided concern ing the future of this copper deposit. The mine was first worked as an enormous pit, thousands of men work ing in a giant opening. but all this is passed and the mine is now opening up a series of deposits by regular underground mining. Experts report ed that the mine showed signs Of ''bottoming" or in other words that the size of the deposits were drawing together in a way to indicate the bot tom of the basic formation This was true but in the center of the basin the company went down through good ere and came into another body of ore below the other basin. Studies of the Greene Consolidated maps would indicate the existence of several basins or deposits of ore. These may be greater or less in num- Der or greater or less in size.
 Every new copper mining camp has its own particular geological laws; those of the Lake Superior and Mon tana are known, but Arizona and the southwest are an unexplored field at great depth. We should say that an investment in Greene Consolidated at the present time ought to return a handsome profit which it does, about IS per cent dividends, and if the com parry increases it's ore reserve very materially in the next year while ply ing its present rate of dividends it should have a promising future.
 The company is doing admirable work in keeping its stockholders in- formed monthly of the production and net earnings but. of course, a property like this has not been sufficiently opened to see it's selling price in divi- dends blocked out in the ground. You can see this in Calumet & Hecla, very nearly this in Utah, and at least half of it in Osceola if copper remains above twelve cents per pound. There fore, the best that can be said con cerning Greene is that it is a promis- ing speculation, and like all such speculations they should be watched and studied for long time and be bought upon the dips and sold upon the sharp rallies.
 Neither Boston Consolidated nor Greene Consolidated has reached the investment stage.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-08-16
IN FINAL COUNTY.

Manager Sieboth, of the Superior, with his boss carpenter, Dayton w. Ennis, are here directing the work of erecting a large warehouse and office building for the company at the Flor ence depot, says the Blade. We learn from Mr. Sieboth that the carload of ore shipped last week to the Val Verde smelter brought s2,000 gross. The copper content amounted to 35 per cent and the remaining vaule was represented by gold and silver. An other carload from the same stope will be shipped this week. There is enough of this rich ore blocked out in the Superior to furnish a carload per day for a year to come if Manager Sieboth could find teams enough to haul it to the Florence depot. The value of this ore can be better appre- ciated when we state that the carload above mentioned was not assorted ore. It is representative of the entire ore bdy blocked out. But one other rich ore body found in the United States exceIls this one in extent and value and that was the one that made the Independence mine, at Cripple Greek. Colorado. famous the world over. The total cost of mining and delivering onto the wagons of the car load of ore above mentioned was $1.7t per ton.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-08-16
4 GREAT SHELTER.

No. furnace, when completed at the Cananea Consolidated Copper com pany's works will be the largest cop per furnace in the republic and one of the largest in the world. This furnace is now becoming very generally used by some of the leading copper com panies of the United States, viz: Aana- conda Copper company at their Washoe works. Anaconda; Boston & Montana company, at their works, Great Falls. Montana; Tennessee Cop per company. at their works at Duck town, Tennessee. Of these compan- ies named. the Anaconda and Boston & Montana rank first and second in size in the world; and at the works of numerous other companies this type of furnace is bein used. with but slight notifications. The furnace is sex 1S0 feet al the spyres and is capable of carrying charge IA feet in depth.
 It is arranged to be mechanically fed and equipped with the latest type of steel jackets, which are constructed with staybolts. The furnace dis charges into a foTehearth, which as well as the crucible in the furnace proper, is lined with chrome brick
 The furnace is designed to have a working blast pressure of 35 ounces and at places where the same type is in use it puts through 6 1-2 to : 1-2 tons of burden per square foot of earth area each twenty-four hours. i. e.. 450 Q 525 gross tons. The ma teTial and workmanship of the furnace are of the best and the furnace will, without doubt, to be a swift and economical one.-Cananea Herald.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-08-16
STOCK QUOTATIONS.

The following are the quotations at the close of business. August 18th, re- ceived by Frank J. Graf:
Bisbee daily review., 1904-08-16
WORLDS FAIR RATES.

Call at E. P. & s. W. depot for the cheapest rates to St. Louis, Chicago and all points East, single or round trip; also summer excursion rates to coast points. We can give you the cheapest rates via the best routes to anywhere you want tc go.
 H. H. NEEDHAM,
 Agent.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-08-16
Ia Attend Meetina-w. c.

nresideut of the Cananea Consolidated Copper company. will reach Cananea on the 18th of this month accompanied by a number of the stockholders and directors of the company. The party will come from New York by the way of Psso over the E. P. & S. w.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-08-16

Registered Kiek-C. C. Mccoy, O. the East Side Gold Mining Co, made a trip to Tombstone yesterday to regis ter a kick before the Board of Eeuali- zation.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-10

ollf ooS alimo ser @egenItono Ser
GiStuiiion. Die er5ielten ShluBfol-
gerl1neen l1rieben Den @dlbern eli.
men picl geringeren Ginfl1B 5lt, ais
bisber ongenommen mlirOe. Erof.
SCHUBERT bon @ottingen gob cine
llcheriidt Der Gciultote %Iei1er bier.
jGbri9en 9eobobtungcn IN ben prell.
BilGcn Sorititotionen IN Dem gor5en
@nlogebiete bes norbmeltli6enSb ei.
les bon 0ronbenburg. SGglid ipur.
Den an 5ablreiden GlGben im Woloc.
oltf Eidltungen uno an anoerenStel
len 5luei 9cobod)tnngen porgcnonls
men. Gas Helultot mar, Dab aus
Den minirnolen Ser1noerungen Der
Temperature innb bes Selld)tigfeitS.
1eboltes IN Den @Gloerp mo an ent.
legcncren Elnften Der Sdllb ge5o.
gen meroen mnlBtc, Dob bic @Glocr
feinen ipeicntlid)en Ginflllb ollf Ben
Heaenfon mo boS &limo I'M Nlgc.
meinen bobcn. SSn Der ouruuf iol.
gcnocn 0ebatte mllrbc onrnu birgc.
r%picien, OoB Die 9eobudtungen in
oen ollSgebebnten Sumpi = Heoic'
ncn Inblono'S Gbniihc Hciultotc
crAcbcn bobcn. 3cidmnnocn lrno
1a6ellell, mcld)e Die obiOcn Grperi.
mentc inltitriren, mcrbcn 5ilr 9lrS-
itclllng nod ct. 2ollis qeihidt.
Bdp It d Nnntiatur in
ScrIin.
Ger nMciiagero" in Non beltdtigt
Die Meloung oub binncl arr5em IN
Berlin cine p1pitlid,e Nrmtiotllr cr.
rid)tct iperoen ioll, nnb iiigt bir5iL
ooB Der 2lbt @pniin5iuS &rllg (irii.
Der BON Der ct. Iln5ent'S Gr5.9lbtei
IN Beatty, Yo., mo ictt Ibt Der PC.
riibmten Seneolftiner : Mbtei npu
Monie Guilillo in Der Yrouin5 Goicr.
ia, Stalicn), 5ilm pGpltlid)eu 9tlnr'
tins IN Der beutid)en Meidsboupt.
lto6t crnnnnt merbcn miro.
rldtSQehuube rcporircn 81 ldllcE.
Die Soften luerocn oui runo $4,000
peroniblo0t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-10
Gbre ieincr SudJtcr acrGd)t.

Norfolf, Sa., 8. @pril. = Mls
Z. g. 0rurp. eii,em Mfolne bon 40
Sabren, ST. Sbren fam, Der 21.jGb-
rige Earts Weisbeimer babe Den
Gerlnd gcrnadt, Ser gbrc ieiner 10,
idbrigcn Sodtcr ST. nabc 81 t~retclt,
rief er Meisbeimer Dor Die Sbiire lei
ner @obnlng irtb itredtc i'm in &C.
gcnluort Der Srau Meisbeilner nno
ihrer 9inber burd ieds Hepolper-
idiiiie tobt 81 9oben. Gr ltellte Iid)
Damn ben @ehoroen. Sreunbe Meis.
beimer's periihern. 0rurp babe nidt
einmal ben Shuloigcn a~etroffen,
abcr Srurp's Sreunbe mollen Dies
nift sugeben. Srou Meisbeimer
iiebt in furser 3eit ibrer gntbinoulg
entgegen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-10

Gr5icbullgSipeien in 8roBbritormien
Sntereiiirten gratis uerabiolgt mer-
oelt.
&uiiii6cr Gborfrcitag.
Petersburg 8. g(pril.-Sltn.
bert Willionen llntertbuncn oes Sal.
1crS nabmen OH ocn gcItrigen
Srnucrfeieril, bic sur Grinnerilna nll
oaS &rcu5eSopier ouf 8olgotGo ob-
0eboltcn lulroell, Sbeil. In Stellc
ocS 0ci6Gftigcn 2ebenS unb Srci,
benS bot oie rlliiilbe Soilptitobt eill
9ilo Der Srollcr. Die Stroben maz
rem lecr, Sic airden bagcgen geiiiat.
Sim cinbrudspollltcn wurocu sic
EollionSIccncn horgciteut in Der
Mlcronocr NefpSfn 3 Got6eorolc, 100
scr Metropolit gntonius celcbrirte.
mo III Der SiaofS : &otbcbrole. Su$
Sllnerc Der 2cbteren modte eincn
acknowledgement Ginorlid, ais sic
Sro5cIiion Der @iihofe uno 0iofonc
NIT ci1em GbriitiisbiIo ouf cincml
lilbernen Grer5 iic5 ourd bos Got
ieSboiS bcrucgtc. pGbrenb iiber TO-
900 Wenid)en, Gin iebcr nit elmer
brcnrcnben Serge in Der Sono, OF.
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III einen Dor Dem SodaItor onf0e-
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lino 9iofoncn. luorouf ole 2ibtcr
olsgel6id)t ipiiroen unb Die InoGd).
tigcn. pielc ipeineno r,no ihIlldseno,
an Dem S%orfopbag poriiber5o9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-10

llherltnG ooB bic Nafrid)t, Die Gr.
plolion lei Elm Nnidln9 ollf fem Sc.
ben aeipclcn ieglider 9egriinoiunN
entbcbre.
In Sen Eopit.
Hom, 0. Npril. - Ser YupIt bat
bonn aonig Nuionio bon Sponien
ein perioulibes Sclegromm crbol.
ten, in ipeldem2e bte ieinerg9erth.
ldGbulg Iusorud gicbt fir Die ibm
pom Eupitc gclonote @otihoft ans
InloB Der 9tod)rid)t, bob in 9orcs.
Iona Elm WorbDcriud) gegen i'm III.
ternommen mGrc. Ger Sonig 0iebt
5ii9leid) cine 0orle9ung Ocs pirfs
lid)en Sad)perDoltS.
Scmpn1t ratiou gcgcn
Yrcmicr 90 aura.
Barcelona, 8. @pril. - &oni1
NIfonio pcrlieB Barcelona, nm Der
50 Mcilen bon bier entIernten Stoot
8erona eincn 9eiuh Sll MAIDEN. &c
Itern Ibcno creianetc iid) bier cine
&ubeitGrung. gus Der 3oni0 nad)
Der @ola = &oritcIlung baS Sbeoter
perlieB, ocrilld)ten mebrerc Hepllbli-
fai,er, lpeld)c BON elmer 8eriomnl.
hing sllriidfcbrtcn, cine 0cnnonItro.
ton oe9en Yremicr Wouro sli Der.
onitaltelt. inocm Tie iobltcn u,o piif.
fen. Sic GolfSmcnge ober lebnte
lid gcacn bieie &unO9cbunaen DC.
Tepublifoner ouf uuo mntlportete
nit oen @eeenrilien: Sang lebe ser
aonie!" n2ong' lcbe Sponien!" uno
Sang lebe Mnuro!" Cine SdlG.
aerei, mcId)e bierolf foIate, murbc
ihlicbIid bon Der 0cnbormeric mi
tcroriidt.
Gas amerifani dc 9 d II l..
meicn.
2onoon, 8. Npril. = Die 300
ielcp : 9ontmiiiion gob ibren 8erid)t
iiber bos Gr5iebungslpeien Der Ser.
Stoaten IN Sorm zines 400 9rndIci.
ten mmfaiienoen iauitrirten 9anoeS
bero,is. Der @cridt gebt auf ieben
Smeig bes omcrifaniibcn Gr5ic-
bungstperfcs ein uno riibmt i'm Sc
ionberen ben Sanofcrtigfeits.ltnte
riht. ioipie ole ianit1rcn unb bpgie-
niiden 3nitGnoe Der Sdnlbduicr
uno &laiicnsimmer. Gas ebenio in=
itruftipc, mie iniereilante Wcrf fol-
allen 9eamten uno ioniii9en an Dem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-10
Mcuc 1plolagcr cntocdt.

Seattle, @aib., 8. Npril. -
Standardization aus Dem Sanona,O 81.
itrift i'm gufon-@ bietc beingeit, oai
Der Mirterertrna Der @olbgrllben IN
ienem 1beilc iid) ollf cine Willion be.
siiiern miro. Cine sln5obI neuer
@oloIo1er lit entbedt iporoen.
Der bon Mlosfa bier ongefomme'
nc Sompier .Gottagc Gitp" bringi
bic Mohridt, Dob in Sllncoll, Mas,
Ia, Soiepb NnbricS i'm Streite %iciicr
8cNner Somes Go9gins cridla9cr
hot. Ger Morber ent5og iid) orrd
S%clbitnloro Dem irbiihen .Midter.
9cioc moren @ololid)er mo oibre.
Lang beirGuloet 9cipeien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-10
@ermiIdte telesrapbiIdc Scpeidcn

,Sn GnlaarpL g. W. &, lit ser
Med,tsannolt s. ". @ogs oils Witbe-
tbeiIigter bel Dem ppr pier Wonoten
bc9onaenen Naubanfolle bel @imne.
bea perbuitet iporbcn. GS imlroen
oonolS $4,000 g~eitoblcn. Sbomas
9ebon, elm YferoebGnolcr, inlo Serrp
9opcc, Gin SoteIier bon @lcid)cn iino
bcrcits iriibcr perhaftet.
On Ureen @ap. @is., lit Der
Contractor &. z. @cblter bon ben
@eidmorencn idnIoia bcfiinoen NOR
oen. cine observation-disclosures bon $50
bcsnblt at baben. Gs 1T oieier Der
erlte bon SO 1bnIihen JdIIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-10

pgSdbreno 30 Sabre babe i'd an gton6itiS
g%elitten. Sm nurigen Sabre tparerl neine Eet.
Den ulerirdgli6, init aeuden mo S1mer8en
buuoeil.
2b buitcte unnuib6rIi0. fOnnie midi fbIafen,
meiu glppctii mar febr thnlh, babel mari in
grube Mluiiet bon uIungenebmem GtIeim aus
lino lit an ytattfbmeiB uno ,Sie6er.
80 conlnliirte perf6ieocne Ier5te, obre ire
9eno iuelbe iinocrIloe HeflIidte 8l .%cr5leIer.
30 oIalibte. baB i'd BEN 9rabG llabe fet, ais i'd
mid eiifblob. bic Sod ibe Yungelsstlr IN 9Sr.
50l, gioro'@utatu' StrGBe, Baltimore, 3u oer.
fude1l.
36 iiibIe mid iett pieber mic Elm iuhper
Uinnn, pbalcih i'd 81 Sabre ait bin. Sic
Roh ibe NebanoIur9 bat obHe 3ipeifeI netn
Yebet aereitet.
SD bin bcreit. irgeno neIhe Sraeen I'M De.
ireff meincs SuIlc5 81 benntiuorteTl uiro ratbe
Wien, bic nit Suigens ODER bronbiuleu 2eioci
b.balIci iino, Ole aodif1e NebanolIng gu pros
birer, bcnur IS III tpGi it,"
Gbrtfian &ebbeL
eSSh 1929, SefferfonsStr, Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-10
Ercipa6 fir ben YrGfbcntcn.

Ct. 2ouiS, DO, 8. Mpril. -
Ser critic SrcipoB fir bic IuSitcI-
hing ipurbe aeltcrn nlsaeiertigt. unO
5ipar fir Srn. Gooiepelt Den Yr1ii-
benten Der Hereinafter Stouten. Ger
YaB miro iidtltc Wod)e Dem YrGli-
0enten 5u1cltclt iueroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-10

Nn Mobile, slla., lit Sobn SO.
Browning aus Neip-yorf, ser IN bell
adt5iger Sobren mebrere 3erminc in
Der Staotslegislotlir bon Nep-Yorf
befleiSete nno iid iournaliitiib ails-
5eihnete, inn Mlter BON 60 Ssabreu
geItorben. Sn ben lesten Sabren
par er IN Denuer, Col, wobnbaft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-10
GuScinSfu = Ncnfmal acccptirt.

@oib ington II, o. g., 8. Mpril.
= 9aS l%lnterhous ertbeilte Der ge-
mcininmen &ciolution bcsiiglih Der
M%nnobnlc elmer Stotilc bes Generals
SbabSGnS &oSciitsfo, melhe ben Ser.
Stonten bon nmcrifniilden 9iirgeril
pplniid)er sbltammnng o~ll9ebotcll
moroen lit, feline 3ultimmmna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-10

iiher1tnG, boB bic Nahri6t, sic Or
plolion iei Elm Tnidla9 ol,f fem Sc.
ben aclpclc n iegliher 9egriinbrunN
C1thchre
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-10
Wai0bare Sbirtuailts. $ ;S" !; !ss''s's

TGrie Nr1 bchGt aus 30 TGbn6 bhnmeen mcbcn Sn6il Qtncu9 Bdils; amN Smt
aus .tn, 6NMnt nnln nm alien aS ltmr OoDNdlntNr ehder'; feline bobndundOs
Stotrnaen, mo berhhbenariQ bNethr anbeur Mober tin 5uonQ tmn mNrcfcr O1r
"a"o"' eoemnt "tomeo" 3pbore etc.; $5O peub, fir mn. Wv
Eerfc Tr. 2 berei un3 10 cutcno pehcn lnrncu &nHtS init. bo6iGumien Sahn;
@enoahre "anmpoun3 &mS N melt, 9utl1n nm Champagne; oenutete nO achrNhe
SfaHhne Nant5; mcbe penHhe euun &uits gofcSrGAen nm 9Gh1en Sunt; Ruden nus
hsr rN%sSMhmanam 2h MNGs aSnGgtmm nmh 80 "Ftr"t5oten utter 9Mc ub ode 80 iO
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-04-26
Smoke House Thieves Busy.

This morning Mrs John L. Gait
went to her smoke house to bring out
another can of lard and discovered
that some sneak thief had been there
during the night and carried of two
50.pound cans of lard
The smoke house was locked last
night, and the thief evidently had a
key that opened it, as the lock did
not yield to Mrs. Galt's key as it had
been accustomed to doing.
Only a few days ago some one car
ried off $3.50 saw and a fine spirit
level for c. \. Wall Of 500 a street,
northwest.
II is TO be hoped that il these par
ties are apprehended that the trial
judge will give them tine FUN benefit
OF the law
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-04-26
HE ST R UCCLED
DESPERATELY TO MAKE HIS
ESCAPE BUT FAILED.
Suspected to Be Murderer of Lula
sanberg-Entire County Excited.
Militia Ready to Protect Pris-
oner From Mob Violence.

Austin, Texas, April 25.-After a
fruitless search OF four days and
nights by not less than thousand
men, Henry Williams, alias Henry
Simmons, alleged murderer Of Lula
Sandberg, near Manor on the 2lst,
vas captured in this place this morn
ing in a barn belonging 10 Oliver
Brush, 40 Colorado street, IN cne-
half block of the police station.
When the officers entered lie hac
Just awoke, and made a desperate
dash for liberty. He was s5'zed by
two young officers and, while hurry
ing him to Jail, he made a second
desperate struggle TO escape aui was
knocked to the earth with a heavy
gun, lie made no further resistance,
and as he was ushered into n steel
cage he asked the officers 10 lalt a
moment, and, it Is said, made a c,ean
confession.
Lynching was feared and the whole
thing was kept quiet as possible. Ad-
tutant General Hulen placed nuisell
under the command of the she-iff and
is ready to call three military com
panies in Austin to protect the pris-
oner if needed.
An angry crowd from Manor is *
pected here this evening. The ggand
Jury meets next Monday, and i, is be-
lieved the promise of a speedy uial
and execution, coupled with tho vigi'
lance of the officers, will prevorl N Oh
violence.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-04-26
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-04-26
New Suits.

In the commissioner court the
following new suits have been fled:
j, F. McClatchey VS.. A. J. Johnson,
for $116,9S
Sparks & Hodges vs.. A. G and A.
Addington, suit on note for S2l0.
J. 7. Fowler vs.. w. F. Hargrove
Icl evin suit.
Eva Pruitt vs., John S Hammer re
pIeyin.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-04-26
HARoRovg COLLEGE.
Rev. r. C WhItten Returns From ar
Extended Visit

Extended Visit.
on Saturday last the Rev. r. g..
Whitten. president of Hargroye COL
loge. returned home after an absence
Of several weeks Commcutiu- upon
he OBJECT of MIR. Whtten's mission
the Nashville American Of Apri is.
says:
The Methodist ministers of the city
met at the Methodist Publishing
House tuis morning, a large attend
ance being present.
The time Of the meeting was mostly
taken mp by Rev. r. G.. Written and
Bishop J.. L, Hoss, who made in
terestug talks. DR. Written is a
member of the Indian Mission confer.
once, ami addressed the ministers m
bohal, .. Uargr0yc College located
AZ Ar'm.re. j. n. He made a stirring
appca ~ ail u IquiJatue the
heavy ...' incurred 300 ,snhll hus
the j. uJan. which ia tna mean.
Of gr .o.I ANA tl. lasting benefit
to q. Indian Territory ON motion
of Oh. ministers The wor', wa hearth
ly commended for consideration tu
lmcm. OF the Methodist church,
Bishop E. i. Hos. who has just
IrotUr. from Paris. Tonn, wnore nc
| .r.1 ...... .r. r-..., 1r..E.. .f......l.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-04-26
Spieale's Doors Closed.

j. II. Spiegle, the baker. has closed
his doors and is not doing business in
Ardmore at present. Just what the
cause of Mr. Spiegle's closing we
are not advised, but are told that be
will open up again later on.
Mr.. Spiegle has been a baker in
Ardmore almost ever since the town
started and we hope that he will soon
open up again 70 the public,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-04-26

. = ; !. : :. : I. . . : : !. > >

H. C. rou,u lett for Tishominso
yesterday.
b. Lister Of whitesboro, Texas, is
in tho city
j. C. House IS 10 the city from
Marietta.
Z. c. Cox is in the city from vlad.
iyostof
W. b, Lain was here this morning
from Davis ...N
Jas. II. Mathers went to Tishomingc
yesterday
w. A. TaliafeTro of Milo was In
the city yesterday
T. Brock, Office deputy at Ryan. was
in the city yesterday.
Alderman r w. Randol went TO
Nannsyillo yesterday
! $ Curtis, lumber man of slcr.
man, is in the city today
Albert Reuuie was i'm the city ir.m
Tag's Valley yesterday
r.. H Faulkner %. Dou-u.Ity "aa a
visitor to Ar1mora yesterday
w. a. Lothott.r l.t yesterday al-
tsnoou for TaMhiua, j. r.
:. T. BleIsoo lo.t over the Choctaw
yesterday afternoon for MusGoeoe.
Chas. Bohuko, cashier of the First
National bank Of Berwyn, is in the
city
Dr. r. w. skiuern of Mnbum was
in the city today en route to Gaines.
VILE
W. o. OBHen Of Tishomingo, after
visiting in Gainesville, passed through
the hub today en- route home.
II j. Houser Of Gainesville repre-
senting the Christian Peper Tobaco,
co, St Louis, was in The city today
William salt sent here some day
ago by the D'Olier Engineering com
rauy from ST. Louis TO assist in ad
justing one of the pumps here, lett
saturday night for his home.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-04-26

Lucille, the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Frank Scivally, who has
been so critically i'll Of diphtheria, IS
reported somewhat better today
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-04-26
WANTED.

a good cook and housekeeper for
family of three White woman prefer.
red. Apply J. c. Freddy, 2O5 West
Main-the White Horse Saddlery.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-04-26
Cost.

Everything in our store at cost this
week-going 10 move the dry goods
from Ardmore by March l.
24-3 J. A LEATHERWOOD.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-04-26

Huyler's Lowney's and Loose Wiles
candies fresh from the factories just
received at Kahn's. 24-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-04-26

Pie plant, asparagus, beans, toma-
toes and all other fresh vegetables.
Phone 359, City Fish Market. 1O-lm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-04-26

There is no other lemonade as good
as the lemonade at Kahn's fountain.
24-3
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Renevolent Society.

The regular meeting of the society
will be held on Thursday afternoon
at 2:3O o'clock at the residence of
Mrs. c. p VanDenberg with Mrs.
Robinson.
MRS. w. C. KENDALL, Pres.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-04-26

The Elks will give a ball at their
hall on West Main street. a good
attendance is expected. The Elks are
making preparations TO give their
closing ball of the season soon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-04-26

Our coffees and teas are always the
best VI. T. FELKER 24-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-04-26

FOR RENT-Close In, one rour-room
house with hall, about one dozen
bearing fruit trees, good water.
See o. NJ Redfeld 2l
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-04-26

Heinz's fresh pickles just arrived a,
Landrum Bros. 243
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-04-26

Guns and bicycles 10 lease; type
writer's, sewing machines. locks, keys,
etc.. repaired. collin
C.. W. RITTER & son.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-04-26

Spring chickens and fat hens at
Landrum Bros. 2i3