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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET lt-es1
(Sales at Union Stock Yards, ~.

Y =
P.ceint. for the week ending Monday: y
cArTLE-Receipts, 100 head; market active.
Best steers, 6G5hc.: medium to good, 4hW
&c; common to fair. sisG4c.; heifers GAG
exc dry cows. sas; bulls syn ~ Ina eai sss
'lf ao sss; Sa 2io head market arm. Sell
5A .S.ss IS aaaa q
fair saic. bucks. Sdshc,; lambs. ea7Ac.
CHICAGO ILL. June . :ncAT IT. 1trons.
dia% steeksrs and tesdsFs e 80 %
45 cows slsSLso heders 81 s xoa5
;sgase puls to.aas soS hsad ST.
mat for tomorrow. 10000 head Market closed
&C. lower Mixed and !. SSsahass r saSesg
heavy, sI5SaI7O: light. 81. 5s@4.eoi bulk. Of
sales siGoa4.T0 Sheep-Receipts, 1920 head q
80; fais 70 choice mixed, ss75a5oo native
lambs. s4.599s.so.
NEW YORK. June 2,-BEEvEszReeeipts
pound Dssiss ssst sss'aS #
:iasE5 'V choice Il 800 dlty dressed Yeas;
shep. frm: ysarlinss. i50a5c.. higher; lambs,
s Il RsaI per 10 pounds; yeariiass at
Z; common to prime lambs at s69s. e5; choice
and extra do. at ss.35qS,5o. Dressed mutton.
arm at sg1oc per pound; dressed warnings.
tive at 12ai5c. per pound: choice carcasssS;
uptown. SIac per pound. Hogs-Receipts, l.sso
head; none for the market feeling strong.
BALTIMORE, MD. juno 2-CALvEs-
Choice light vcas, SIC. per pound. good veal.
4lsG5c.; poor to good, per head, S3Is.0O. Lambs
and Shesp-Spring lambs choice and fat 7c.
per pound; poor. thin, small. 6Q6isc. per pound;
wool sheep, per pound best stock. 3nI4c.;
good per head. s96oa3Oo; inferior, per head.
sldl.5o; old bucks, per pound. 2'sGsc.. as to
quality and weight.
UNION STOCK YARDS. PITTsBURG. PA.
June 2acATTL!EsG,!sppply light; ! z market Hf St
fair, si.204460 Hogs-Rccelpts 20 double
decks; market active. Prime heavy and me-
diums and heavy workers. s490GD5. 90; light york.
workers., s+e694.95; pigs, $47094.S5; roughs,
$3.5O14.l0. Shcep-Suppy fair; market steady.
Prime wethers. IS. loq625; common sheep SEQ
300; choice lambs. s5.769s,oo; veal calves $50
5.S5.
CINCINNATI O., June a.-HoGs-Quet at
ss.5o9sss. cattie-oulet and lower al sse59
b.l5. sheep-steady at s2,s544.4o. Lambs.
Steady at S4.bo976o.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. ND. June a-Seaboard Air,
Line common, '73s1SA; do. preferred. lsl4al7.
Atlantic Coast Line common. lo71sGl07.t.
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U. 8. retunding q. registered. ........... 1904
U. s. retunding a. coupon. io5
u. IS. IS, registered 1os4
u. s. as coupon ~, ,...........,.... LOG
u s.. New ~. registered ............... 1874
u. 8. New Is. coupon ................... 1924
u. s. Old Is Registered. 4. \. 100
u. S. Old As. Observation-Disclosures, 1o7
Atchison general a. ........................ lolh
Atehison adjustment OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81
Atlansf coas. Line Observation-Disclosures. sth
Baltimore and Ohio Observation-Disclosures ollag
Baltimore and Ohio Northumberland. 95h
Central Of Georgia Is ..................... 1915
Central Of Georgia Is, Inc.............,. "a
Chesapeake and Ohio .,4s..................5 1914
Chicago and Alton Observation-Disclosures IS IA
Chicago. Il. and Quincy new 4s............ 9S y
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sAIrs.
1920 Amalgamatcd Copper $3.50. A91a
< 6G Amer. Car and Toundry.... 1sh

S'S AAbiSh SdI1 dIlu ~ OuiiH' Jss''
Amer. Cotton oil...........
Amer. Snuff ...............,.
Amer. Snuff, pfd."........
,lW Amer. CAN .E,..............
100 Amer. Can, pfd..............
40 Amer. Locomotive, GOMEZ.
Amer. Locomotive, pfd...
2lo0 Amer. Sugar ...........
300 A., T. and s. Fe--cor1i.....5
400 Al. 7. and q. Fc, pfd... .i..
1900 Baltimore and Ohio .....,..
600 Brooklyn Rapid Transit....
Canada Southern'........ ...
40 Canadian. PaciNc ............3
100 Chi. Great Western........
200 Chi. NIL. and s. P........
Colo. Fuel and Iron.
400 C5Io. Southern. COM. $3.50.
Colo. Southern. list DID,.
100 Colo. Southern. I'd pfd....,.s
Clev., Gin, Chi. and 3. L..
ESQ Con tinentai Tobacco, pfd.,
800 Consolidated Gas ............
300 Delaware and Hudson .....
lW Del. Lack and Weston.
400 Erie, com. ....... ...........
HOO Erie, LIST pfd.
Erie. I'd pfd., ................
200 General Electric ............5
300 Illinois Central .........,....3
l45 Louisville and Nashville...
800 Metro. Street hallway"
200 Mexican Central ......... ~
$50 No. Kan. and Tex, COM.
Mo-, Kan. and Tex. pfd...
200 Missouri! Pacific ............#
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Accomplished Young Acrobats.

3ns e the 5aays tsau. asn II the
nesday night was the acrobatic ''brother
act by Underwater and Payne. These
the people Of Richmond, who have seen,
them upon all occasions for charity
Their act was finished and artistic and
gained much applause.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
pnANur MARKETa.

PETERSBURG, VA, June 2.-PEANuTS-
Continue Arm at SLAB per Dushei for opant,n;
sellers are asking higher prices; very few being
offered. yirgnlas Arm at 4&c. for fancy stock
Some shipments arc being made from Peterz-
burg Of stock that had been stored In this
city. 4
NORFOLK, VA, June 2-PEANUTs--
Fancy, 4NU5c.; strictly prin. 41sU44sc. prime.
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Markham pacino Il Observation-Disclosures o4%
Northern pscihn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. TIA
Norfoik and Western con 4s............... osM
Graroni shnrt lima IL and Partlc........... e4A
Pam convs 3Ms t..,.,...................... o4h
Reaaine General IL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. a9M
81 Lolita and Iron Mountain con- bs..... 1ldh
81 Iouis and san Francisco fg. 4s...... S2
q, = nmI. so,,shwestern 1sts.............. %
ssahaayd Ar Line is......................... 7oi
Seu,Sa.n paciac' IL S........,.............. 90
SssssT nj hi Rssis n. "a Hex 1s
ttroiedo 81 Il and Western 4s............. 70
f,n,nn pae,sc lo4%
Union Pacific cor,v 4s...................... ssN
rs steai I'd "a ..,,....................... 73H
STahash Sist, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 115la
wnb1sn Dab IA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 66&
vvhesijnp and Lake Eric 4s................ s9ss
t,,,.nonafr cartra "a E....,.,..........,.,. 90
coio1aao Fuel COW Observation-Disclosures. G9,a
n and o., col. III. Isl. o2M
Central OF Georgia "a lnc..................,E %
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York
BY Thomas Branch Co., Bankers and Brokers.
4 Open, High Low. fyoslnS 6ALES.

Nash, Chat. and s. L.....
700 New York Central ..........
Norfolk and Weatern...
04oo N. Y, Ont. and tvest......
100 Pacific Mail .... ..,...........
1880 Pennsylvania r. R........
600 Peoples Gas tChicago)...
Pressed Steel Car...........
Pressed tseel Car, pfd. .....
100 Republic I. and s., CONF.
Republic I. and B., pfd......
5000 Reading, com. ....... ........
Reading, 1st pfd ..............
Reading. I'd pfd.............
100 Rock Island, com ..".........
900 Rock Island. pfd............
\ 100 SlGss........ ...... ..........
800 5. L. and s. r., I'd pfd.. 40.
1900 8. l.. and oSuthwest, pfd..
1890 Southern Pacific ...........
1lO0 Southern Railway, CONF.
400 Southern Railway, pfd.....
Seaboard Air Line, com....
Seaboard Air Line. pfd....
i 100 Tenn. Coal and 1rorl........
+ 500 Texas Pacific ................i
6l00 Union Pacific ............u..
100 United States Leather......
1900 United States Steel......r.
106O0 United States Steel, pfd....
100 Va. Gar. Chemical, com....
Va. Car. Chemical. pfd..,.
400 Wabash, com........ ........
200 Wabash, pfd..................
4 200 Western. Union ..;,...........
wisconsin Central .........
wisconsin Central. pfd.....
Total sales 1920.
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PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. June s.--ELouR-sa.:ead and
unchanged Rye Flour.s, sa{ G HnasIay
s'S WhsatEspot i hrm; 10 red. nominal OPP
tons displayed further asyyd ana hsavv
West. Reactions occurred in the iast hour
through realizing but the market closed t Iniy
closed at s,Ac., September. s'Ssc; December.
cern-spot arm: No. .. 5sc. Options had a
strong advance on the weather news after
late reaction. finally advanced again on cover,
Ing and closed - net higher Jui w. closed 1e
ssc.; September. 5.+.c Oats,.spot steaoy' m'1
ed oats. 26a3s pounds. ialeg iee, !,
Beef-steady. Lard-Easy; Western steamed.
;sS 5sssd saIsy sssss aa
Turpentine-steady at bllslbSc
CoTeespot Rio. quiet; Sa1 n Mn sMe ~;
for coffee futures opened steady at an advance
Of points in response p rather stsadler Eu.
s sSoaa e sonsderabe rness closing Arm net
i i5sS points higher Sales 1900 bags; :.
& s sss $780, .ae fsas
3-l6c.: refined. firm. Rice-ouiet' Aolasses-,
Steady. .. 49,,
14fSisSc., State dairy. common TO extra. 1sR
l7c cheeseLargs. small ,o easy Sta!e: .r aa
syboe ma sserea sr shs 70 God Ess a
s gai. STATE. Psnnsyvania and nearby. fancy
Selected. white. soaalc.; Southern. interiors.
state and western, sacks. s. 5o9275; Jersey
nfcked &C.; other domestic, 3As61ac. Cab.
baees-steady; Southern, per barrel.crat $40
io56 Cotton-By steam TO Liverpool, l2c.
- The growing crops in Kansas and Oklahoma
rain wsse su Situation fastS5a
Vas -. further strengthened BY higher prices In
foreign grain markets. but the advances were
practically wiped out on selling by PROVISION
Iuiy wheat closed with q gain OF hcc. corn
IL IN 10; oats show an advance OF lA9lAc.,
and provisions were off 79sVc.
The leading futures ranged as follows;
- " omen, High, LOW Close.
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WEEK END RATEs-R, IF. g. p. r. r.
Commencing June 4th, the Richmond,
Fredericksburg g. Potomac Railroad Will
sell on Saturdays only, round trip week.
end tickets from Richmond to Freder-
icksburg and intermediate points at one
fare rate, good returning until Monday
following date Of sale. Inclusive
Tickets on sale at ticket offices, Byrd
Street. Elba and Main Street Stations.
w. p. TAYLOR Traffic Manager.
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HOTEL DENNIS,

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.
Every known resort attraction and convenience
for summer guests. Golf course In superb
condition. 8.
Z The Dennis, directly facing ocean and famous
Board Walk. ID literally appointed and con,
Quoted si II, IA Z, u. fl.3'
4 Hot and cold sea water In private baths. 81
WALTER J. TBuZBY. fi s5
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The leading futures ranged as follows;
- Open. High. Low. Close

Cash quotations wero as tollows; FLOUR
s asa No. cred. sio49l05 No; 9 corn. 59s !;
Is sei9pS IT, H. s9 eS 49, a aocd ts sa
ms barley far ehS Ss ma na,ps
@ tSgSss scss n prns neSy seed s.
n ms'' per barrel, sll 9li.s5 lard, per 100
hounds 50, s2kq035; short ribs sidec Noosel,
Ia b6gs. o.; short clear sides (bosed1 S. 5ogs,75
Whisky basis e high Rw!nss @ seSe'
e cries. ish9IiEe; diaries, i2alse. EggsGsteady
at mark; eases included, lf9s9leAc. Cheese
Easy at 7Na9c,
BALTIMORE, MD, June fg s6o,
ana ana The mosth slSsI5@i sess spot NO req
az nj os,s. Corn-Firm; spot, 5slsgSa&c,;
ne tie gmonth Southern white iai sssaaEn
f Ryws,pery dun; No. uptown. 7797sc, R'ssar
Steady and unehanged fancy imitation ten iig
5ic store packed ilaG Eggs. Firm e sc
mediSm., sSdse. small, sags.sc. s,'sar--FlrM
ana unchanged. .lsss
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4, STURGEs HOUSE, iSStS
on Lake PIcnsant-l, 94o feet elevation. charms
ing scenery good fishing. boating and hunting,
Accommodates 1G0 Rooms spacious and airy
good Wholesome table; milk. butter from our
farm Terms reasonable. Booklets. DAVID
sTuRGES. Prop. Speculator Hamilton Coz.
N. - ~. -
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CINCINNATI, o.. June e.-HoGs Quiet at
$3.5093 IS. Cattie-QuIet and lower at 2.259
b.l5. Sheep-Steadys at s2,S544.4. Lambs.
Steady at S46G47.50.
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.sToPoVERs oN8WoRLD's FAIR TICK,
ETs TO ST. LOUIS, MO-, AND
RETURN AT r HE CELE-
BRATEDC C. e. o. MOUN-
TAIN RESORTS.

u MN HESUH IS,175
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway will
permit stop-overs at Mountain Resorts.
located between Natural Bridge and
Charlottesville on the east, and Hinton
on the west on ST, Louis round trip
tickets account of the Exposition. within
limit.
This will appeal strongly to all parties
desiring to visit the c. s. O. Mountain
Resorts en- route to st. Louis.
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CONDITION
UNCHANGED.
The Only Conscious Movements
Were in Spccialties on Yes
terday's Market.
HIGH GRADES AFFECTED
Trading Was Very Small and q.
Did Not Alter Materially
the Level Of Prices.
High GRADES AFFECTED
NV Associated Press.)

Npuy york, June 2.-conditlons OF
sneouatlon II, stocks were unchahgcd 10
day, The only conspicuous price move
,ncnts were in specalues, mostly OF the
obsc,Irer kind. Some of the high grade
.,ock. were affected. The group OF low
Grade non-dividend payers. which suner-
ed from liquidation yesterday was ne.
alected. to-day. Such as were dealt IN
we're inclined to recover. The general
market was inert and the days small trad
INK did not alter materially tho level OF
prices. rho news OF the day was not
important, but 1t offered little 70 chanse
the opinion OF doubt and uncertainty
which overhnngs tho market.
The report OF the April earnings o. ,n n
had some special effect on that STOCK;
railing of in net returns both east any =
west Of Pittsburg and Erie was accepted
as sonelusve o. the e2n notsd W e. st re-
CARDS with equanimlty the declining ten
dency III cotton market as promising pet.
ter adjustment to the needs OF the coLloll
industry But 20 sua rnsraed dr eppeenlatISe
Insses involved by the throwing over Oh
long holdings by the uncoyering, q o. stop p
loss orders had a som 1,eaa,, o's'ur o1hs
The closing tone OF the market was
rather irregular and the days changes
were again ins ignificant.
Bonds were Irregular. Total sales par
United States rs declined LIB per cent
on call. (, on -, =.
MONEY AND ExcHANGE-cI,osE:
hnnevi' On cali easy, lQ1 Ia per cent;
Closing bid /: offered at IA. 4,
Time loans, easy and very dull, 90 ana
% days, 2Gt2 IL per cent; SIX mohlhs'
Prime mercantile paper. 3-4 per cent?
sterling exchange. strong with - actmat
business in bankers billie. az HsnsoMS4 = {.
10, for Demand and at SisS.5o, ior y Gay
Poster rates. s4ss and s4ss; commercial
bills, S4s5 l-413-s; bar silver, o. II; Meai-
can dollars. "A IL
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nav GOODS MARKET.

lso4ao.; common. sM9astc,: Spanish, 'lss per
bushea 3l 8
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VA. BEACH-TaE PAYNE COTTAGE
beach front near corner OF Twenty
fourth Street. BOTH Steam and Trolley
cars have stations immedia lately In rear
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ROANOKE RED SULPHUR SPRINGS,

(VIA SALEM, 3VA.) 9I;F4 77a5 a5 ~
opens June lst. Before arranging for
your summer vacation write us tor de-
scriptive pamphlet, terms. &c. Sulphur.
Chalybeate and Freestone waters; eleva.
tion.5 200 feet Resident Physician: rea-E
s go + :, w II. e. CHAPMAN. Prop.
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NATURAL Bird GE HOTEL,
Natural gridge, Va.
THE ROCKBRlDGE7 ALUM Springs

j. w. BELL. Manager.
Rockbridge Alum Springs, Va.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond, Va. Juno 2. risM.
SALES

Atlantic C.oas. Line commons at 18Th.
virgtniA CsnturteB-i,0oo at ~ 90 at %,
Richmond City 4s-L0oo at looa.
d .3jr ,7,g.s ..sf,;tR I1IEs Bid. AAked
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-01-14
THE DISTRICT COURT.
Much Business Transacted Yester.
day-SeveraI Prisoners Sentenced.

Much Business Transacted Yester-
day-several Prisoners Sentenced,
Yesterday there was considerable
business transacted in the district
court. Some criminal business was
attended to. We quote the follow
ing most important business trans
acted:
In the case Of the Pennington Gro
Gerry company VS.. j. f, Burnett & Co.,
the matter was settled and dismissed.
W. f. Whitehurst VS.. A. NJ. Moore,
unlawful detainer suit, verdict In IA
vor of plaintiff and damages assess
cd at $3.50.
Minnie b. Smith VS.. Hiram NJ.
Smith, suit for divorce; granted
H. Aronson VS.. J. A. Bodovitz, ap-
pcalei; judgment by default for
$500.
NJ. \. Ford vs. j. y. Bury, unlawful
dctaincr suit; verdict for plaintiff for
s11O.
Mrs. w. \. Walling VS.. Fred
Ebisch, appealed; verdict for plain
tiff for $50.
The following nOtaries were ap-
pointed by the court Fred Ebisch,
Provence; f. NJ. Fox. city; stephen
Brown, Rush Springs,
I The following criminal business
vas attended to:
Il. II. Johnson, larceny, pleaded
guilty and was sentenced one year
and a day at Fort Leavenworth.
/ Newt Aired and Frank Harrell lar.
ceny pleaded guilty. One year and a
day.
Leo Campbell, larceny, pleaded gull
ty; given six months in Jail.
oscar Ussary, assault to Kill
pleaded guilty; given one year ana a
day.
4 S. NJ. Wolf pleaded guilty TO false
pretense and disposing Of mortgagcd
property; given year and one day
in each case.
The court convened this morning
as usual and then adjourned until
d o'clock p. m
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-01-14
APPRArslNo OF CREEK LANDS
Special Agent From Washington al
Muskooee for the Purpose.

Muskogee. l. r.. Jan. 10 Special
Agent Censor of Washington, % c.,
is here to assist in the appraising OF
Creek lands, ana Mr. Downs of the
same place will follow in a few days
The trouble all along, causing so
much comment by the people from
the states who came here 10 buy
lands, has been that there was only
one appraiser to go over on an aver
age of forty tracts of land a week,
which was a physical impossibility.
Now that they have decided to pu
Oh appraisers enough TO keep up with
the work the sale Of Creek lands viii
go on with rush, and the probabil-
ity is that there will be something
Ike $4,000 put into circulation in
the city Of Muskogee each week,
which coming as ii does at time
when the cotton crop is practically
all In, win help material the mer-
chants of The Creek Nation and cspc.
cially Mushogae where the bulk of A.
win De spent
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-01-14
OPERA HOUSE SAFE GUARDS.
Putting in Fire Proteetion-changing
Way Of Opening Doors.

This morning Joe f. Robson. own
er of the Robson opera house, com
menced the work of making his play
house more secure against fire, and
fixing the doors so there will be no
possibility of a jam in case OF a
stampede.
The outer doors down stairs which
have heretofore opened inward, will
be changed and made to open out
ward to the street. A one and a quar-
terinch water pipe will be put in on
The stage to which will be attached
nifty feet of hose and nozzle. BY tn"
turning of a lever water will be
thrown most any anywhere in the
house and especially the stage, where
most opera house fires start
In addition TO the waterworks MI
Robson has ordered a number of lre
extinguishers which could be used to
great effect by the members OF the
company.
Mr. Robson says that he has no
asbestos drop curtain, but that all his
curtains are painted in water colors
which makes them much more i'm.
pervous to water than oil coTors. He
says there IS NJ necessity Of any un.
easiness with the theater.goers, that
he will take care of them.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-01-14
INSANE MAN IN JAIL.
Tried TO XIII Several People in
Ada.

Today Deputy Cummings came in
from Ada having in charge Henry
Burt, charged with assault to kill one
Duke stone, an attorney Of Ada
We are informed that couple of
days ago Burt came into the Office
or Deputy Bronts' at Ada and stated
to Mr.. Brents that he would Ike to
be protected, that the Democrats and
Catholics were trying TO kill him.
He left and Mr. Brents did not
tEink there was any particular harm
in him Later, however, the mad
man secured a pistol and attacked
several men, finally hemming Attor
ncy stone mp in his office. Mr.. stone
finally got away and then he applied
az the marshal's Office for protection
Burt was arrested and Judge Gullol
bound him over in the sum Of $500
Tor assault 20 Kill.
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G. Pu~cc IS iu the city from Davis.
G. f Dibrcll Of Duncan is in the
city.
X l. Williams Is in the city from
Duant
T. II. Williams of Pauls Valley is
in the city.
r. Pollock from Sneed has NOV
ed to Ardmo.C.
VIII Stewart has returned from "a
visit to Fort Worth and Cooper. Tex
w L. Mitchell cf Sorghum Flats,
an old Confederate soldier is in ;he
city attending court.
c. J. A. Martin, travelling freight
agent Of the Frisco road of Oklahoma
City, was in the city today
Miss Pauline Edwards of Gaines
v'llc is in the city visiting Miss Julia
Blake on NCrth Washington street.
c. ]. Kendlc, claiw agent Of the
c o. x G., headquarters at South
McAloster is in the city looking af
ter the interests of his road.
Joe Cobb, an old attorney Of Shor
man and friend OF Scott Mckinney
Mayor Dick and the Ardmorote re-
porter, is in the city today
Chas Teney, representing the De
Laval pumps, arrived today and in
conjunction with Mr. Ewing they will
put the city pumps into position with
J out delay
Deputy j. n jackson came in to
day from the Chyctaw Nation, bring
ing with him his family who arc
moving to Pauls Valley, Mr. Jack
| sons headquarters.
w. l. Cruce, prominent lawyer oI
, Ardmore is here on business viii
the Dawes commission, being one o.
the attorneys for the Choctaw-Chick
asaw citizenship MuskO
, gee Times
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p,; hours

particular business was to oil macnin-
cry and dust the rooms; that on or
about November 2S, 1903, while in the
discharge Of his duty at work on n
scatfold for the defendant company.
when, ON account Of its insecure con
struction, the same fell, throwing the
plaintiff TO the floor some twelve feet
breaking several ribs and injurins
him for life, for which the plaintin
asks the court for s2,5OO damages
James Roberts and Melinda Rob
erts VS.. Samuel Tangent and James
Wilson, unlawful detaincr suit.
Mary Wright ct al. VS.. Henry Craw
ford ct al, suit for eicctment.
Ia the commissioners court We
Ind stevens, Kennerly & Spragn5
company VS.. Lyman Bears ct al. re-
plevin suit.
Same plaintiff vs.. First National
bank of Tishomlngo, repicyiu suit.
III the mayors court one new suit
was fled that of II. G. Stong VS..
Lee Cathey, account of slA.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-01-14

Make your loan with the American
Investment company, Atoka, Indian
Territory for long term and Low rate.
They give you privilege Of paying
500 or the whole amount at any in
terest pay day, allowing you to repay
the money when you have no further
.se for it, and stop the interest.
Write them or see w s Wolverton
& Son, Ardmore. l4-u
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-01-14
Attention, Company A.

Regular monthly meeting and 3rilI
will be held at Coleman's Plumbing
co. 8 shop On North Washington street
at 1880 o'clock sharp Thursday even
ing, Jan. Il, 1904 The monthly prize
drlll for Tarver medal now held by
Sergt. Kyle) will occur at this meet.
ing. Report in civilian clothing.
y. V. HENSON, Capt Com
j W TALLAFERRO. 1st sergt.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-01-14

A report came here this morning
from Tishomingo that while workmen
were excavatng in the streets at that
place yesterday they found gold, and
H. created a great excitement. Our in
fcrmant saying that the streets were
literally jammed with people, so
eager was the crowd 10 know tho
truth.
Wonder If this is some OF Kirby
Purdoma buried treasure?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-01-14
Found.

Found in my lot, four miles from
Ardmorc, on the Woodford road, one
black horse, lG hands high, IL years
old branded 4 with bar under it on
left shoulder, scar on right ham be-
hind. Owner call, prove property,
pay charges and take away
]. l.. Hancock p. o. Box 65 Ardmore.
L T. l3-d&w.