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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-07-21
6pbe Ddrfer Rptt,eu.

- Sin elf Wfonate altes Sino bel
Gbeleutc Sobn llrlpeiOer BON Gpnor
StraBe itarb seltcrn Oia6mittag uni
miro am SSrcitag 9ia6mittas CUR Otubl
beltattet.
= Oas Seriten Der 8aiierrUbre an
SiiO Wtain 9luenue am Sreitas ma6tc
es nOtbis, cas SSaiier fir 3psi Stun.
ben abjuOrcben, bis Die Reparatur uors
9enommen meroen fonnte.
- 5ranf Sogel BON Sadion Strase,
ein Wfiner in Der SDOe Yarf 3e6e,
mnrOe Wtonta9 Sormittag uon eincm
9rOBen berabfaIleuOen 6elieultiid setroI.
fen unO auf Der Stelle 9stOOtet.
= Gs 9iebt cine llriude, mcl6c ;u
ir9eno elmer SabresSeit llnperoauli6feit
ueruria6t, unb cas lit Su rui9es eIien.
Siitet Sud OauOr; iOlltet Sbr al llns
uerbauIi6feit lri6en, 10 nebmt Or.
an9uit SOni9s hamburger 3ropten,
lpeldJe furiren.
SRI. SiSiie g., 3o6ter Der @beleute
8illiam @mmel BON gtoro Fillmore
apenue, wurOe gcitern 2IbenO Surb 8a.
flor s. S96ttle in Der gBobnun9 Der
Srautelteru nit Serrn g8m. 9. Sdall
uons sSeit gittstOn 9etraut. Die jun
gen Seute lino in ibren 8efanntcntreis
lcn iebr popular unb meroen ibr Seim
in @ittSton aufi6la9en.
- Der YOlc Soc Wfit6ell, Der felt
GINGER 3eit ieinem 2an6Smann Setter
Sui4 BON SUetlanb Strase re9elmas
Big bel icoem i3ablta9 S. ab;wadte, in
Dem er ii6 fir einen Yoli;iiten ausgab
nnO ibn we9en cinem Dor Sabren ereiss
ncten Sorfall gu arretireu Srobte, moz
Sur6 er Suiammcn iiber $500 pom Icis
nem Spfer erlau9te, purOe 6reitas
2lbenb in Grmanseluu9 pOn Siirgi6aft
Dem @cfan9uiB iiberpieIen, auf Die 9lns
tla9e beS Diebitabls iowie SmperIonas
tion eincs Seamten.
- Die "a Sabre alte @Sitb Chap
man, lpelhe bel ibrem Snfel, @barles
=. 9li6elman bon 9tod StraBe, wobnte
unO IbOn felt Wtonatsn all 9iieoer9es
Idlagenbeit lit, IOOaB ibr 3uitanO oft
mails all SSabniinn grenSte, be9ins am
Sonnta9 0ta6mitta9, mGbreno lie alleiu
Subanle mar, Selbitmorb, inOem iie ein
grOBereS Suantllm @arboll6ure per-
idlufte. Die iun9e DAME bate ii6 pOrs
Der in ibr Settjimmer einsei6lOHeu
nno ais man mad Der Seimtebr Der 6az
milie Sciien 3biire erbrad, lag iie wie
tOOt auf bcm 6uBbOOcn. Sin 9lrSt
warO iOiort 9erufen, aber bic SBirtuug
Oes Sites mar i6on Su ipeit uOrges
i6ritteH unO iie itarb furi na6ber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-07-21
Staetratb.
Common Council, IA. Suli

Sene 0teIOlution, mel6e Der GOns
tuners @aS Gompanie cine ssriltpers
lGn9erung Don einem Sabre beluilli9en
iOllte, erre9te in Oieiem 3wci9e ni6t
wcHis.. Serpirrung, ua6Nem SOriieer
SObler iie anger Srbnun9 erflGrt battle.
Wiebrere Wttt9licOer appellirten 9e9en
bic @ntl6riOung oeS SoriiterS, aber
OieIer bcitauO auf leiucm Stanbpunfte
unS Yaine naBm oann bic @elegenbeit
;u erflGren, yoaB bic GoniumerS @aS
GOmpanie BON Saulbeit uno Corruption
pom SOpf gum Sube rie6e." 90 9roB
wurbe bic Serwirrun9, bab Der Sors
i6la9 sur Sertagung 9ema6t wuroe,
aber Oericlbe paro nicOer9eitimmt nno
Oann erleOi9te man bic iibrigen UOrlies
SenOeu gei6dite.
Saut einer BON 8artrio9e ein9erei6s
ten unO beitGti9ten 0feiolution wuroe
Der StaSt @ontrolleur angemeiien, cine
3abelle an;uicrtigen, bic ici9t, wel6e
summer bic iriibcren Sountp S6ass
meiiter ais GOmmiiliouen auf Si;enss
9eloer Der Staot poreutbalten baben.
Giue bon Moier einsercihtc unO beitas
tigte 9teiOlutiOn weiit ben StaOt GOns
trollcur an, feline slmtsitube nah bem
friibercn 3immer Der ShulsSebOrOe Su
perlegen, Oamit bas Separtement Der
Oiientli6eu Si6erbeit beiien ieti9e
glmtSitubc crbalten fam.
Sine anOerc beitdtistc 9teiolution re-
OuSirt bas 9liieBment Der Glectric SitD
9auo Gompanie in Der 3. 98arO uOn
$5,S15 auf $3.50. Seutins reidtc
cine 0telolution fir Steinplatten Seis
tcnUege an GuanS Court, iwiI6en Sas
iaDette uub SwetlanO StraBcn, ciu.
Ben Griiiitbs rei6te cine iOlde fir ein
elettriI6eS Si6t all GOwur6S Court, bins
ter Der Congregational STRIDE cin unb
Sriigcrmann cine iol6c, bic bas De.
partcmcnt Der Oiientli6en SScrfc ans
prilt, 4lGne anSuicrti9cn fir Steinz
platteu Seiteuwege all SanOerIon glpes
me, 5wii6en YOplar unO WtariOn
Stra6en.
Sci britter SeIung naro bie SrSinau;
an9enommcn, melbe $12,601 so Der
SiScnS9elOer bewilli9t, sur ScSablung
Der 1903 ScblbetrGge.
Select @ouncil, IA. Suti. 2
OieIcr 3wcig nabm ienc 9tclolutiOn
an, wel6c Der GOnlumers 9as GOmpas
uie 6riituerldngcrnng uOn einem Sabre
bewilli9t, nm ibrc 9Serfc iu errihten
unO 0tObrcn Su lcsen. 9lu6 iene wuro
beltdtigt, bie Den StaOt 9lnwalt anweiit.
Dem StaOtratb Su crtldren, mas in Ses
treff Der Collection BON Siicnslteuern
Der GOrporatiOncn getbau wOrOen iei,
unO cbcnfallS, oh er Der 0ieiolution
na69ctommen ici, in Setrefi Der GOllefs
tiOn Der @elOer, weldc iriibere GOuutp
S6aemciiter ungeicsli6 ais Gommil.
iiOucn an SiSensgcloern bebiclten.
Sine GeiOlutiOn, wel6c be;wcft, Dap
Dem Collector Der @OuntDiteucrn Sen.
ningS cine slmtsitube in Der itaOtiiden
6allc 9e9eben perbcn lOlle, wurOe tros
Dem Yrotcite mebrerer bemofratii6er
DtitglieOcr referirt. WtaloneD bra6te
cine SrNinanj Dor fir pier weitere 9lb.
;ugsfaualbaiiins in Der 8. 9SarO.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-07-21
Gin Verfauf
bon einer @O6c
In Wtanner nnO 1yrauen
Striimpfen.

Gin grfauf tts ts1trn GraOss, fold elmer,
ptIbr an eruts apPtuirt bic ibrs Siriinpfs
nit anbrsn aItipunssRiidru ibrsinfimmsu
babtn pplIsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-07-21

9eltellt Oas .8Odenblatt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-07-21
Abberufuns Oes 6rcefdriten So'
-

lleber oen @runb Der Slbberufiu9 Ses
@roBfiiritcn Boris (SObn bes G,roBs
fiiriten @labimir) pom Srie9si6aupla.
ee weiB bas Serliner 3ascblatt" Sol.
9enSes 81 beri6teu: Der @ro6fiirit
fam i'm Sauptquartier in WtufOen nit
eincr glniabl uOu rOamcn" in ieincm
@eiulge al. @eneral Suropatfin ers
iudte i'm bOfli6, aber bcItimmt, Die
9Sciber abSui6aiien, rS8iHen sic, ;u
mem sic ipre6en ?" brauitc Der illn9e
9rOBiiirit aui. 9Soraui Der @eneral
erwiOerte: rSi6erti6, aaiicrli6c SOs
belt, 81 cinem 2eutnant Der @aroebulas
rem. llno Der gu Oieicm lpritt, lit Der
SberitfommaHOircnOe Der Sbnen be-
fieblt, Oicic Oamrn iofOrt aus Dem 2as
ger 81 entfcrnen." Der piitbenoe
9rOBfiirit IOIl Narauf ieinen Sabel &C.
Sogeu uuo ben general all Der giaIe per-
wunSet buben. Der BON Dem SOrfall
tctsgrapbiib iniurmirtc Gar rief ieinen
Setter iOfort pom Srie9sidauplaee Su.
rid.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-07-21

- Die 9ltaoemic Der gSiheni6aften
in Faris bat Dem Erofeiior 9llfreO 0ior.
inraur uOn Der llniueriitGt in 2Ouuain
ciuen Yreis bon $1,000 fir bic bette
Sritif OeS Suiti;ipitems III Ocn Ser.
Staatcn SugeiprO6cn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-07-21
WuS bem cberen EhaIe.
(2rtbalb &prrsipcnetni.)

= 98eil StanleD PetrOuit6 bon
Briceburs in ie6s Sabren ibr tein Soft.
9elO beSablte, wurbe ct scitern pon
9lnna 9wafO auf $1OOS Uertlast.
- SObn, ein 2iabriser SObn bes
SObn WtulOerig Don SDpbant, trant
6reitag Elm Quantum Gauge unO wurOe
10 i6limm innerli6 perbraunt, SaB er
am SOunta9 unter srOBen S6mer5en
ltarb.
= BGbrenO er DOnnerItag Sormits
tag eHtlan9 Den .. & .. @elcilen nabc
Slgpbant arbeitcte, purOe WiartinO
SStDb bon OOrtielbit uon einem 3use
9ctrOifen uno cine lan9ere OiitauS &c.
i6leuOert, babel cine 9ebro6ene Siiite
erbaltenS. Der Scrleete warS CUR Yes
banolun9 Dem Sadawanna Solpital
iiberwielrn.
(garbCnbal, dprreppnStHi.l
= Der .. & 8. 9renier Carl
Suleion ficl 9ritern Su Eautber Bluff
unter eiucn 3us unO Der re9te 9(rm
warN ibm 10 i6limm 5erqucti6t, bab ct
ab9enOmnen werSen muBte.
-SarrD Sotrr BON Cottage Strase,
welder bic Ontario & @eItern Gompas
ME nm cine 9lnjabl 2lrtitel beitabl,
nurOe Oienltag III Grman9elun9 pon
Siir9ibaft Oem @efdn9niB iiberianot.
@r mar friiber bel Der @ompanie anges
itellt uno aubere 9lrbeiter Iollen aud an
Der Oicberei betbeiltgt Iein.
- GbOmas TOWel pon SuSion uno
ein GOnOuttcur auf Der .. & 8. @iIens
babu, wOllte Samltag glbeuo Den bieiis
gen 9of Der @Ompanic iiberI9rciten,
ais i'm cin 3ug traf uuO untcr beiien
0tGber itieB, wOOur6 ibm Oas linfe
Scin 10 i6limm uerlest warO, OaB man
eS unterbalb Dem Snie amputireu muBte.
- Sn Der WtuDfielO 3efe creignete
it6 0onueritas gtadmittas bur6 cine
RuluercrploiiOn Elm fataler llnfall.
SObn SarOfa erbielt beiOe Yeine unb
eincn slrm 9ebrO6en, iOwie Gin sluge
ausgcblaicn uno aud iouitige Serlees
ungcn, bic am slei6en 9lben6 ieinen
3Oo sur SolSe batten. Scin Sanbs
lauser Nti6ael Wtapbie erbielt am Sc
ii6t unO SOrpcr bOic S6nitte unO
Sdrammen.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-01-08

--1as a. rs- are r-aatrs IT..
--r-a - which Pc lives or
a Co -a-..- r--a a1t.l o.
81 -zt az ,rs-. D. false e---sr
...-s 70 te ,.-. to rise r-- % t
..- .c-L.t1-= -1 adverse u1r'i r.
-.s .--- t-- possession 70 --.-5l.ea
.,-1s. sl-e-hl-s- -l tae uJr.t
--,-.. r.- t. aa.-. r.- engaged De-
.--a.. f--ls .. .-.argr ~ ta-u1-.rE
views that s-e faue.,ui and putin
-ta.- faith .- objects that are Inv1-.
-hy 10 public Efe he sees h0-a-
-all to the shai0~ rather han The
-a-.l-er a-J f-ds ne press ,e@m-1r
With Deductions .hat are lnsouut
-tat pc become possessed % the -p.r
.t as t1e age. a-s lives tte u'e % thgs
older ans o.e1pyre higher station
.-- himself .s -a l-ay0 tatl. and 70
universally f.. ra=.. -aa. te .s a.thp.'
.la necessity IS ar eE.1E. f1- t1s
s.l-.a g. 5l-u-s
This la..e- leae..- ..e Az
those relating o. human ..-'l..
.ss .t5aH .l.1 'te gl-stol. uh.thr 70
ra- should give their cli't concern
To- Il.a t5 Oh. things ~ t1ls world .-
The world % cone Hence. Us set.
rsuelt IS entirely a matter o, the IN
t.v.suaI v..I. But ghll" this BE- trle
.1 the instruction 20, the young il g.
our duty 10 teach them. b-th by pre-
cspt and example. the true distinction
tlat exists between greatness a1t
uooIue=s. and that. ID the words o.
Hall Caine. There ls a greater man
than The great ua1--,he man ~ho Sc
TOO great % D. great
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-01-08
GOODNESS AND GREATNESS.

TIE tendency = the various forces
hat combine II the elucat.ou o. our
youth o, today Is % taach 1em 20
., great rather than -JOL Ta-s
statement IS as certainly true a. t1e
situation i describes is regreta5lg
While from all sides the young man
r.---iyes much wise counsel a. r-
he advantages ot goodness, sfll taa
lessons which impress him deepest
and remain with him longest are
those which no himself learns from
observation and experience. and Il i-
obviously true that the only inference
ne Is able 20 draw from the ordinary
actions and purposes o. men ls. that
the goal most desirable 20 De reach -5
in life is greatness IN all the daily
Affairs Of mankind. from the grave
20 the most commonplace. appear a
multitude OF references, various la
character and Significance, all point
ing inevitably TO this same erroneous
conclusion, that toe desirable ends an
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-01-08

-- conversation E.-- ee--'s----
- E-1.-- -sl-s who -sss .---
-- -..l s.a-.-.- .-zes as The
l..-1- - vas .ss--al ;-a- b.
s-s. ---= r--.s --. .-..
-- g-- ca. -.s...-- v-e- h.s
r. a-1--.s q. o. --e- as So. per
--- Wle- rs z-s -.. F.. t-l- -a-s iu
A---.-a as &C. --e --y.t1---- ----
service --- Eve rs--s pe- 't-
watts be- ~-s s1 sksTt.ca- thE; hr ha1
PC lsvt i. c11s--e5 By the Ezr4ze-.
His co-r.-ss- rat 70 certainly
was g1e17. a-5 that eve~ rrue- -se-
-La -E- 20: have electricity ~as s;a-i.
-r l- ts oz- LEet
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-01-08
Az AUTOMATIC STORE.
NJ Shelton the inventor -ss One en-
EThibitior in Erdmore.

EThIbitior in krdmors.
j. ~ shelton. who for O lumy-. Of
years has devoted a great deal o. his
time 20 the invention o. an automatic
store and salesman. has succeeded SO
well that he has his machine covered
by patent and has one or exhibition
g., lakes music store.
The machine while having tie ap
p+aranoa of being elaborate i- Fc-g
simple .a construction. It is within 4,
-e.f a FIRST class confectionery s-.1e
selling goods making chang. aa. q.
done without ua.as any a.ro- 4
-.a.- is aoa .- foot o. .a,. -zasa an
.---c stores rarlfarw-a. .r Ard.
more l- ~.... h. 7a Industry o. fl
-..---.. "..,a Do Che town aa- ID
,9 be- hope. That E- sL.-z
.a. bis company u.I establish . .aa
.v h.-e
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-01-08

OI -ae -a-- ot las; uo1-- Deputy
hester arrested Gus k'0-z r. a- u.a,
Alle4 charging him U.tl aIu.;ery
with one Grace Pu.l.au sd. was AZ
rested yesterday Ly DvpI'y Cummings
o. Ada They were bo.L tried an
committed ty Conmissioue- TuJO,
yesterday and bound over 10 The sun
o. $500 falling 10 make 57ld. they
we-o committed 20 jail
klotz gives his occupation as o
dry goods clerk and single, whIC
tie woman seems to be married ant
says she is a school teacher
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-01-08

.l-se 2 C. G4ze-e- az attorney q.
-a-A-. s--.l--E g. che W-E.-t--E--l
----. and here IL connection vlth the
T.s-ll.--1 g. ana Cct-o1 company is
e-.- ...- ID SIP
O. A. --s-. foreman ot tie CA.cEa-
sle I-.-s-l-e cu=pa-y. e sick sta
"a g-.P 40 t.s some o. Carter avenue
M-s T. Hzr5y. v1o las been sick
~l-L q E-.7 t1- the past SIX weeks 90
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-01-08

ne D-1i-ou Herald has fsih z D..
navigation of Red river 70 says:
Red river navigation is he oaly
r1eans cur people have % getting los-
- freight rates in this section ~ the
country and Il is a matter o. far NOR.
coDceu thsn the election % a pres 6.
dent - any other matter t-ai can come
70 the attention o. this people. r -he
people a-e awakened TO q full real.za
ton o. this. ve shall have navigation
z-t l3= freight rates We have -17
r.ro- v.-h tae water 10 i- au. ~e t-
not have 90 bore e-res.au wells tJ ....
-. 81
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-01-08

Too Ea-y young usa hese -ass a-'
.lse poor --leta-s stamps. taeg a.l --.
s-icE. Capable. dependable y0lIs Eea
s-e becoming scarce Tl-s il az c1.
rorture tine tJ- tEe boys t3 plan their
ambition high azt prepare -aemse.vea
fo- respc-s .5le posLl1s ~Leu they De-
cone you-g men There -I.i be- g'er
q q places a. remunerst.ve ,aar.rs
for ~eu trained and reliable ypu-s
--ea In the years % cJue
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-01-08

IT, uzI,z. Tt-es- HERALD very ,---1
f-,y says tat TIE ,z-u-- car - t1s
virne- through TIE hiE1 price estas-
Eshe-s D. tse neat t-Tlst B, De wo1.1
g I1t5 t1e packing t-s.-s== 1- sra.
s-zle himself H1n----1t meas
6-.-rs better r-.-e- --a1 t-s la-..--
kouse r-ot1l; --1 s -e packing
houses s---.s r-- t.a --.ee 70 meat --
o. g. cents q P5--d t-- 'a-l-- 77-.i
~ e. ra--s f5- the meat
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-01-08

EzCoagres sman A. 81 Jackson a,
thv Third Kansas district has come
out strongly for st. E Hearst for pr.
ident He says 1T is uy Judgment
that Nr. Hear-t Is the best rapra- -euta-
tive Democrat in this nation upon
whom the different elements % our
party could heartily and cordially unite
and thereby make his election -g.
only possible. but more than probable.
NJ. Hearst is conservative enough tY
Rztlsfy the capitalists and Is adyare.i
along the lines nt Democracy sun
eiently 10 meet the re--'s auf require
nents % the producing classes Ot the
nation. He believes that capital. Ike
labor. Is worthy %. .,s hire that .t is
entitled 20 It's legitimate .rl.- AMI get
hc recognizes that labor has -.E1's
which should be respected
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-01-08

Learn % greet your friends F.. r.
srll--tley carry zoo many t-awrs .
ue.- ovu hearts t0 De- bothered v-
yours T.. tie sunlight o, your .r..
f1l face light lp the darEEcs .la.
sB-rolrf5 them a chso--l. ta-e i..
the sull' GIT of heaven. illuminate.
everything about 10; .,s luaueures .
elec,r.'y.us ana .i-7 MS from the mist.
and shalTrs into The br.ghtness aat
warmth II costs nothing o. he.l
Others hy being cheerful. bur ou o.,
contrary 10 adds % our happ.uess '-
Cheo1tah Enquirer
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-01-08

p-s1.s;.- rsse - c-s-ssr 60 c-~-
-s--s .- CsIs-s~s City

7r1r-s.t-- Fs-e g. C-s~1er -f ----
-s--s .- Css-s~s CITY
C-atr-a CITY. o. e Jan --
So -s d O. H.-.-e.. l. Ca-aae
.-g and q 49, Wla..s .. -Le Ca.-l.
Ha r.s Cla...-.o- S c. t,--s
-r--s-Tet formal p-.a-.-o1 10 TIC
.laula. .. commerce r-- tie -stal-
Ilsauert @: cotton E.. .l ta-s -.;g
.I' ls r--y yJs-t 90 form q Company lap.
t1.zs5 AZ 10000. bali - vtl.-
stock o. be- taken D. Os'aa7z.a C.t-
and the other tait uy tre promote.
A l..Ha spindle mill. employing l.-.
r- a.lT-s. IS the size o. the p-oprse-
enterprise. tla capacity O. sLlc1 u..
be 100000 yards o, Co.;yl falrl
annually The argument 1 ,avc- o.
O.'-l.la C.tg d. --- .a-..l. so.-- .
t.- -9lt. ,9- ...t5l Eaagtaru-es .-
the Constantly Increasing e .u1-1 .---
Asia. al..a. or t1e ellg. .a-.9- l. O..
Panama canal. can Dc .a- better .a-..
eI from the Gllt states than .-1u --l
New E1e.art states 10 Is esI-a--s
that raw Cgt-,l can l- purchased -
Oklahoma City ar ore cent l-- qHr1.
Jess uan ~ Se- England
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-01-08

Ing is dead from what the physiclans
pronounce a broken heart She fell
al the side Of an open grave In Cal
vary cemetery into which a casket
had just been lowered containing the
body Of her husband Doctors were
called, but she died In a few minutes
her heart having given away
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-01-08

Atlanta Ga. Jan. General John
B Gordon lies desperately ili -t hos
p.,al fev miles from Miami His
laughter. Mrz smith. was telegraph
.l la-. stating that her father was
critically U Hr- Srt. 'e.' CON 81.
... r.. South
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-01-08

her home. ll05 HATgroye street north
west. - better.
Ms Carol a sister Of ". :. VOL
ve-ton ant visiting al her brothers
home. Is E,cs zith hemorrhage Of the
---Es
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-01-08

The Iis-all s1oe company will with
1-aw from Artuore January IS Unit.
tla- u-e Lea'h--wood Will sell shoes
- al. p-ce. 73
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-01-08

The price o. admission 20 The IN
tcrta!nment al Hargroye College Fri
day nigh, viii De 10. . an % cents
-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-01-08

See the heavy and tunnel s.e
shoes for ladies al Leathe-ao1l.s f7.
Sc and So. Others F-- them o..
2 and 81 --2
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-01-08

OEeeTs at ala -ailel . number o..
gambling halls the ether a.elt AMI
burned The parapherual.1
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-01-08

Hsge y5l tried speig,o's u.-s 1rea-'
..a '-- beet son ever ate. So
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-01-08

Try c loaf % Spct gr-'- mills 5rva1-
rr.s something new So
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-01-08

After man has been disappointed
r love he develops into first class
ryuic.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-01-08
Attention. EIks

Regular meeting cd. Elk lodge vii
Jc held tonight at o'clock.
A. ". DUNHAA. r K
r L SANDERS, Sec.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-01-08

FeI EesIoe GraVe.
S=z York. Jan Mrs. Dora Dovl
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-01-08

Ars-s-e. Frssy. !snga7 = 'so4
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-08-12
Jr. I oIk's Stntcment.

Hon Joseph ". Folk has given out the following
statement. There was no comprornisc OF any nature
or character. The nominees o. The convention repre-
sent the wishes Of the Democracy Of the stage, cx-
pressed in county primaries and in conventions. There
was no way for me to prevent the nomination Of men
who had been instructed for.
COZ course, I could have de lined the nomination
for Governor, but it would have been childish to
desert the men who had stood b. me in this strenuous
fight, and declined to do the work delegated TO me
simply because other men on tn ticket were nor my
personal choice.
'Ihc platform adopted by the convention goes
further than any declaration q principles ever an
nounccd by a political organization in dcfying corrup-
toni,ta and rcpudIatlng their support and their votes.
All the nominees have cxprcssls indorscd this plat
form, and have no season to doubt their sincerity,
when they say they win stant by me in the tight to
be made On corruptionists and their allies.
II propose to carry ont the pl rs and policies cnun-
Gated IN the platform and in M speeches during the
campaign. / VIII not &c, any doodle votes, and do
not want them. / viii make my appeal to the decent
clements alone. | cannot be h~ampnrcd materially in
tn work I propose to DO, even though some Of the
nominee, should De unriendly to it, aud ! have no
reason to believe that they are. NJ the candidates are
pie god /, carry oat the principle, Of tho platform.
he Old ORGANIZATION, known a, the machine, has
given "ay to a reorganilcd Site Central Committee,
'%Ho.t1.rI, Of whom were among my original support
ors, AID nearly all arc in active sympathy with tins
movement
IF propose 10 carry ont the declaration ! heretofore
mad' that no appoin,,2c officer s1ould be a member
Of the state COMMITTEE / do not propose that i
personal machine shall BE Dult up"
State Chairman Eyana said In many respects il
was the greatest convention oyer held in the State
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-08-12

Eighty thousand volumes Of The most conIprehen-
sve book ever issued concerning the Commonwealth
Of Missouri have Just been published by the Missouri
World's Fair Commission and are now ready for ju-
dic;ous free distribution at the llissouri State Build.
ing by Walter Williams, the well known editor, TN.
der whose, direction the work vas prepared. '"The
State OF Missouri An Autobiography, as the book
i, called, aimes 10 answer concsely, clearly, frankly
and Interestingly every question that can be asked
about our great state. 1t Conta MS over thirteen hun
drcd notable and excellent Photographic scenes in
Missouri history, industry, buildings and landscape.
Each Of the hundred and fourteen counties are repre-.
scntcd in these photographs as well as i'll the letter
press. The heading Of the CHAPTER upon each count y
shows some Of is Characteristic scenes. From what
ever standpoint considered, the work is a monumental
one placing as it does IN a permanent, concrete, and
entertaining form the history, resources and advan-
tagcs Of our great cpmmrnwea ltI.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-08-12

Wednesday, August 10 tn wa, the S3r I'd anniversary
Of Missouri. She was admitted to the sistcrhood of
states in 1921. A holiday was given by the state in
stitutionS in conmemoration q, the event.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-08-12

Monday, which we could not Gil.
1t was for , gallon Of beer. our
office, win u.s. frosted glass part
t,on, was I'D. aiken fora saloon. We
ucqucntIy lave call, for cpps,
butter, o, d.y goods, and ync night
when some II the machinery wls
running '~o strangers came IN for
Il game 81 rool. EuncctDn. Eagle
Thr Difference Between Thea.
one 81 The delegate 10 IT. Louis
from Kausar being anzIoua TO learn
something .,out tho personal chat
aclcr oi Judge Parker, wo'L 10 "."
Of Tho 80" Tp.k delegate ~ search
ii information. ''Wha. sort Of u
man IS tn rark.r' he asked.
'iic.so fine chlractrr,' said the
Sow yorker. and / think h4
"ruId rto Il Pood president, o'-
suEough / dpu'' knox That u"
you'd ,Irsc, the world ~ fire
"lha'9Jue' it, said I'M kansau.
'Wo'u ql.41 ppoyDrcl' ~JI %
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-08-12

Du lay, lnrpaG spup 'or Gesl a!ao.
VHiA.