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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22

- ~ -.,-t-- , r--~7fs- Of oiestfous regard
s5ttrtoN '-T s-s.se ~ a. rsurfh Assistant. lie
- .,--..- 80 r7s+ tf.ro are sv0 T-lfrcd IN
rbc- =. ~ - aruroursa.cd. These
~ --r.5rr yetlsg-l and NOT Epcliuc ciCec-
. .,
,5-..-.e.-s...r' lesnas55l Sir McDermott sud
---.s .
....- . te-,--.,.es b.laa to laugh. and nj Nc
..errl pa saw a.- .sI-rak.-
= NOM Az. BaaIlT-' DE explained
---.-.,,,----r-r, r,--,z-r-2s
.-s -.-g -.-. 7 Thought that Mr.
"' - ,..-.5 81 .,- .,,5t,a- + would
want r.r "a elaaIdIHate. but had go sTee--e ~
............ ,....--ft.v t.e ru-Euct."
80 ...-, t.,.-- ef.-,,, NJ Heath
400 you it1' '--- ~
..r I'd, .... ,s..-t could say that I suspected Nj
.-..-.-.- a. r,.f-..vv
t-tti- ii.e7.-... '-.s'''--. -I''
-los Il- suspect Ar LfHf,f--
.H-.r r..t brow tnat Z suspected his IN
--....f- Ar-.- taa furcstization began became
sc.. ..aa.Ir convinced IAst Le was d.snonesl-,
l- IIcD.GEloIs -Aau rad q l--a o. 49, $500
t.,--.r 5t..i-E nil. susuisiog. Why DID yoa
-gt rs... Err- % ascertain whether 40. moi p-l'..-
I..t- ve.c ue.rE v.ste.-'
f- tlr.aI.re e-.- lr- so answer this question h5
o-rlaIuIrz Tho methods OF conducting an lnsI5eg-
Ha., bag -l. -i.i''-i.alt .lt-Al.-.'. 80. .-st.-
To-.a bring o-- me ',--a ai-l 49, - E.--, h
tEat although The iEzi &c ore were -,-'- . .t ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22

bridgeport. Conn. March 21.-At n meeting to-
dav of creditors interested in the bankruptcy PRO-
ceedings OF Gilmore u. Alvord OF South NOrwalk
who was In tho real estate business in New-York
the statement was made by counsel for the bank
rupt that the only assets from which anything
Gems likely be realized consisted real eSta e
I'm Baltimore worth about 500. Mr. Aivord's labuf-
ties are estimated at S-50oOo. He IS said TO have
been Interested in real estate ventures which have
also led TO the bankruptcy OF Sturgis Whitock OF
shelton. and Howard y. Waterman an attorney OF
S0uthport Whitlock. who IS said be a creditor
to the amount Of nearly one-third AIvords labui-
ties was not represented at the hearing At tho
request Of counsel for W. F. H. Lockwood. OF
Greenwich New-Hork broker, who has a claim
OF SIS COO Carl Foster. a Bridgeport attorney was
amounted trustee OF the estate. his bond being
hxed at S1.000 Examination OF the bankrupt was
postponed indefinitely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22
TAFT on PHILIPPINES.
Discusses Extension of COast5clsc
Io,rs-.4drocates LOzccr Tariff.


4 ,-.rrf7r+rr March e1.-secretary Taft was heard
Ply the House Committee on Merchant Marine ana
. 4--,,-.~ss- To-day or pending bills affecting com
D r-cr~e between the Philippine Islands ana t-s
United States e said the committee mas o.-'-e -
KIN r.r-:f-, i'm force the United states Coastvise
Trace Jaws alter July l. 1924; also ai.I passed ~
trs Senate fixing Tile date year later The sec
-llr- --eserra5 t-e latter, but was not ln-eh IN
elfrel ID either. 1l- s7id, however tflt ''-Ie va"
not mach depending Oh these measures as long as
thore was free trade between ll-s S'1'-e. 90
1sa PHUfr.,rrs. The hemp interest was take"
. .--a Of rs,- and there would he little tobacco OF
sugar Imported under tie present taTit rates
speakin- in favor OF allowing freedom Oh l-'eE-
island traits in tie PHILIPPINES. the secretary S-l'
HAD not she civ loveruHegt 81 The az, T ;P-si6
uirkCd ~ The assam 'o.. % - tioIr- trans
r,-rirg thcr vessels 20 American or tigiHo c.-i
could not have been carried on.
The Secretary explained that the government had
baen compelled 90 chose eye 20 such transfers IT
order that tie commerce % the Islands WOMB Ao'
he ruined. He was asked what the eiecL Oh 7ucH
transfers wolId be after the cca5lNl7e laws arc
applied TO tbs islands, and said.
The situation IS that q feeding starving man an
srsz Is a nec-ssitv II is likely that "A system ~
s't , W. sSsa5 In he tfac would continue 20
handle n ln violation Of the coastW-se avs ~, p,
ne vessels that nave been permitted in thls IA5nIo
60 carry freight were shut out l don't know |h''
would happen. The people cou.d ho' Bc' "-O''S
Taking mo the subject Of the hemp Industry IN
the PhIuppi-es. Seer tGry TAFT said tla' 'He lsi5
have a monopoly q the finest fibre that IS raised
I'm The world and which cannot DO raised anyW mere
else The Philippine COMMISSION, he said s'' '"e
impression thar the corGage people wanl'l noI so
--,cr an Improvement I'm She quality rs n lowering
Of the price Temporary Increases i'm price he said
had been due 20 manipulation ~ the market. oEt
the rise in the riice covering a number Of years
has been due to the greater demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22
TICKET sCALPER SENT TO PRISON.
Prominent Railroad lien Consider Case an
Important One.

Buffalo. .Iarch 2l.-Fromineut men representing
nearly an the railroads entering EuraIo. were here
.a-Ca- 10 witness tho sentencing O. Charles ID.
Callahan. the ticket sea per couvicted Of ticket
forgery. Callahan wac sentenced 70 f+htln
Prison fo- not Ices than our year and not more
DIAN TIRES years. The case or Joseph Kelly. cali
larau's partner who pleaded guilty. wac adjourned
T0. UrOsrruti1u WAS conducted 10y O. protective
bureau formed nv tan railroads. Tho conviction
OF Callahan is regarded hy them ae the most Inn
rsrIar+ case undertaken by the bureau.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22
RESULT or DARLINGTON ACCIDENT.
InT TELEGRAPH To TIE ra.EuNE.l

tbT TELEGHAlu To TIE TR-ETNE-l
Albany. March IA remarkable bin introduced
to-day is thnt = Senator Fitzgerald. providing
cor state BOARD o. Architecture. consisting %
nine commissioners appointed by the Governor
three for three wears. three for two wears and
fhrce for one seer. This board IS 10 adopt rezuls-
E0rF fo- fhe practice OF architecture 20 give eN-
COMPETITIONS and generally regulate tie practice of
s'i'.r" f1I sure q evidently drawn as
4-1-G q li.o DARLINGTON ..lll,lt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22
NO CHANGE AT BRoKAw BROTHERS.

An unWarrauted rumor has been circulated that
tic clothing business OF Brokaw Brothers, cloth
.e.s Aston Place ana Fourth-ave.. has been sold.
There is absolutely no truth in this report IS
there anything which TO base such a story
on tho contrary. this house which has been doing
business for nearly half century, VIII continue
I'm the future under the same ownership and
M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22
JUDGMENTS.
The following judgments we're filed yesterday.
the FIRST name being that OK the debtor.
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The following SaLSleu Judgments l sums OF
more than 500 were filed yesterday; the first name
IS that OF debtor. the second that or the credi
to- and date when judgment was fled:
Csdy james e. 5r-Crescent Ice Company; April
IA 1903 N-j3
Cunningham. NoGa-J + Sleeves and another Feb
r,lT-sa Chester I'm L Duryea. March 1909
Bauutu.aLu. william and John Bott1mley. May
IL. 1893 q, =. -S
I.t..urlau street Railway tompsny-P II Dun
nor. December lS 1SJ5----. .---'.-.--.-- -
s-rLe--I Kennedy January =, looi.----.------ 81
karp. Davls-Colunlb.a shade Cloth Company.
Nay & lSt4 -'t
T.ahnvciier. MiEa-Cl;y Of New-IorE' Decsmber
Ia Forte Anthem Radera; February .. 1897 100
Metropolitan Street Railway Company-E RAN
son: - 1908. III
Eaue-H TreaIor. March Z 1913 S7sp
Same Her0l1- Nay -. 1903 12B5S
ea11e-E Ra-s5n: March 3. 1872. Il96
Eams-Same. March 3. 1874 --..-.-..--.-..- ia
Same Steuer. February s, 1904 ga
Sane. Wolf February g. 1904 ga
Same Imam. February as, laJf..------.- lies
nftchEFl aul Catherine GaltaElE--M
January - Isss. is5
sarue-Satue. October
Sutphln william J. RThert J Mahonev anG John
k--hur-H 7 Rure: March (. 1900 ----...-----. 40
JUDGMENT REVERSED.
Fischer Hansen. CaII-Llaccln National Bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22

-,I-v-prtsr,,lENTs and Subscriptions '0'
y Arss.-.i,ad al their I pto~-1, -i-Sy.-4y
Advertisements VII Be received ,i O'clock , "a
of1ces a. I7s cor 23d St lo5 49,, IN and 81
str ave. > ~ west 42d-st. hetN1gL TFrh a1t
East l4Ia-sL S3S Shave s near
TTth sts o2s 756 fremont sye sos
ssth-sI. sf.t ct 554 81 ave ~ :.
9 1ve. - = Court-st. 2to Couf'-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22
BUSINESS FAILURES.

ELIAS KRAUT1iAN dealer IN shoes AZ No. SIS East
Houston S.; this city IS Durham Place Brook
Ia. yesterday assigned Moses y. Schneider.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22
VICTORY FOR SUBWAY
Sg Drrme Court Dismisses Three
.Su;fs-OtEcr Decisions Rendered.

washington. March THE Supreme court '-
tho United states to-day affirmed tho d'cls''-.
~ tho circuit court Tor the southern District Oh
York IN the Nc7y-Yo-S underground ra.'''""
cases Tho bin was originally cct t'r ths p'l-
pose az oujolulnr construction. but lhe Nt"-
Work. federal court refused to take lEIisdl-'-o''
ON tho ground thar rp federal question WIS l'''
,olyal and that position on the part OF lhe I'"'F
c-,frt was sustained by t'-days opinion. L".-'
-,-.-, three cases. Tho fisJ was that or t9
l--fc--rouud Railroad Company asst IA" 'iiy OF
Na..-yu-k The Rapid Transit Commission an"
tb. contractors engaged IT, tho construction or
"a subway arI railway 'n that city. % eiJ'."
further construction aH well as payment LOT
work done Tho compliments alleged a prior
rlsr. % tha uee of the streets for underground
r.,..ru-tI purposes. chief Justice Fuller d'lF-ieA
tt. opinion il au tta cases. say-ur ln lhis one
"It appeared on Che record that caTaiitH'"'S
possessed Did, contract rights which were lilpi''i
o. .. which they were deprived. and that mo
salt sI NOT really and substantially iH''-'o
a.s.s.t~ sr controversy as TO the Application OF
...-. -...t.H- 90 she Constitution. The oiner Two
...... .-, ..uar OF Charles IT. Barney ..-t
u H-.tIr-faa. both gralust the 'itE gL Ne"
y.-. rr. FtgIF Transit Commissioner, ana
az tt. rapid transit railroad tunnel gAlel o.. -
ave- l4I l,cu diverted and changed from mo
-..ir.I r.aHe. They asked for au 'i3diiS'. ,l.-
IH. Circuit Court refused % assume lNIlrl', '."'
Is nor. c..ge. aaG that decision was oFlTihe4 ''-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22
Notice of Dissolution.
: P0FTFTS \ CO-CEBTIFICATE OF

= PORFRTS X CO-CERTIFICAIE "
y. -,r,,sf use OF firm name. ,..--r ur1sr
w., 49, -,oar.rershio heretofoIe - -, 5ssstvet
49, am name % A r. Roberts s. 20 49, ore q h
nv - ,sirEdravvqI OF william NlfI tt- - ne sad
ly m. t en- slid firm. but the Ilsia,.S5 rrsd by ths
conducted tv ~ T. = Pc 49,. -1part-ers
b--pr~ hereto sherman H0yt one ~I rsrshS Or bush
-.-,sF a-ru under the same Fi--l4-4 bv
ll We - - Roberts 6 Co. a. ~ 80 avs u
tt1-s 81 ard q Of Article :; Cn1p .sse Partnership
t, ,s-,t ~ New York. known As -'
Law. -.tf -,-,~+re~shlr 50 dls-lVo- 90
,...S, vrfrSn the state or NeW -, rr~aa years
partner ~ fD uaiF state f0r more tll ~ ne
acc o--r.-ag-r- n sherman II y r-5t h ne stats
- fs-,ozIy In the CITY or pursuant 20
0sEl ~ W. a. hereby certify a1d l ~ hereafter
or ~ So am the only person - bus.rsss
SAN l A. Intending deal un1e5 ~. nv principal
DEANS rIberts & co. anu - N1nhattan
name ot y. h located IN the Borough "a
r re Cs-fnty OF New forh- ao.b raNf
!" r,s.S 80 york. February -t'l .r5v-r,rAN HOYr
- - County % New Ygrk, S. -. person
~, ~, 9Oh DAY % Fthrtary' - $500 ana known y
ally -, ssr,s person dcscr.nel ih sIrv acknOFl-
% be me l---l-7sut n writing ana - thsrsa
the Greg. - - ..-.r1fed the same for ms 9ulE'
mentioned C. z LANtIDSl..s-,
--,tsvv public Kings lou-..--
an York Conn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22

II oTET. GTENpALE-St James Place and Eeach, At
IL l1ntc cry. y J. Rooms suite with hath steam
heat Elevator from level SO week and up
I. r. BURCH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22

The court again decided that persons travelling
on railroads may uot secure damages IN 'ass 81
accident when they ride passes and tho decision
won't o., the extent Of applying the principle 10
passengers who are not familiar with tho contract
-. ..f-.t.4 al, tho backs OF passes. The case
decided VAS that Of John ID. Eoerlus and his WIFE,
Nearing Boring. against tlo Chesapeake be~.n
Railway Comraug. Mrs. Eoeriug was Injured III
p~ accident on the road while travelling on a pass
r.r4.If and her husband, containing t.e
usual stipulation OF exemption froia cdtl,,Ee,
-, lfr,-.f fFat She had not been made aware OF
a.. ati.l.4fi1u and that. even u not Huuin on
General principles, the company must De SO on
MS view The opinion was delivered % justice
Brewer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22

''Better Ihnn Katcs NOuId LhII'HIV'
II you looking for a clean. quiet, nrst-class
hotel in an exceptionally nne location with best
cuisine and servlse try Hotel Imperial. Ocean end
Maryland ave. Atlantic City. $3.50 to $3.50 a
day $40 $50 a week. Guide book free.
w CHANDLER STEWART.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22

- .,yvvvoOD y J-LEXINGTON. opposite Laurel
I -' An fba year sunny rooms. open hool
Il 81 rgs,ic baths. steam heat e!e ~. Is.l~
p.tss s. 81 day and I'D. = q ----
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22
HOTEL RUDOLF.

ATLANTIC CITY y J.
,IP-l a. N'7F american ard European Man. -.
With BOT and cold, sea and fresh water bsts IONS
direct on Ocean Front and Promenade ~. a.oa
so. 3 Park Place '~-AoFN rep
c r. MYERS PROM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22
LIABILITIES, s25O.OoO; ASSETS. $500.

The court adjourned for two weeks for the usua
Easter recess.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22
HOTEL STRAND,

nuut Of brick Beach front Atlantic CITY. " J. Per
''--'' w. FAIRBAIHN & WILLIAMS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22
HOTEL IROQU0IS.

South Carolina Ave and Beach, Atlantic City. v ,.
An elegant and perfectly equipped hotel capacity
400 with unexceIled location Elevator sun potS Pr
phones In rooms steam heat,
amIreulent hall and every appointment wow MAKING
,faT rarsa weekly Booklet ulallel-
Representative. Rooms JOO-50i LILO IToadwayar
York w z 1'AA-A''.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22
THE DUNLOP,

boardwalk and Ocean Ave- Atlantic city. " J.
European plan. Rooms suite with private baths
ocean view room Iseslau1aN- OF superior
'Ncelleheo- sea l'oN' '- r. T. DUNLOP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22

The court assigned the hearing IN the Faye'-
---.t,.r will case for october H. The case has
beeu before the court several times. II involves
TN, viii OF the late Daniel J.. Fayerwcather VINO
Iret au estate OF several million dollars 10 NUM-
Der of colleges
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22
HOTEL ABBEY.

HOTEL. SENATE.
II Fr0d- island Ave ard Beach. Atlantic City. n ].
r---r4--r~rrf ocean view. Rooms suite with bath
T.,1g distance telephones IN rlous sun paror.
Luis LEWIS b. SCULL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22

IN m opinion by Justice Day the court reversed
tho decision OF the District Court Tor tho Eastern
District % New-lork In tho cases OF three CHINA
men who are held iu Brooklyn for deportation I'M
ds- fre Chinese Exclusion laws The names OF the
cinnamon are Tom Hong Tom Dock and Lee hit
aud they have been lp the United states Tot from
f.f fg thirty years. They were arrested on war
rants charging them with failing 10 produce GER
tlGcates in accordance with the exclusion law OF
1852 as amended in 1893. Their defence was That
thew were merchants. and while the government
gskcs 20 have the effect Of the amendment OF 1923
construed tho declined 10 do So saying that.
ovlu-, tho condition of the record In tho case.
tie court had consulted the testimony. All the wit
7g5scs had said that the men were engaged in mer-
caDtfc pursuits and therefore not subject
TO dcuortatloU. The court issued an order TO the
lower court directing the discharge OF the men.
Tho cases involving the controversy between the
Western Union Telegraph Company and the Penn
rvlvaria Railroad Company over the formers right
% WAY along the railroad to-day set FOR
bearing the first Tuesday Of the next term Of
the court
The court adjourned for two weeks for the usual
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22
THE H0LMHURST.

Penusyvani Ave close 70 Beach Atlantic ci,, r.-.,
and select location Enlarged extensively ir1provsS 49,
ref--ri=1e Elevator to street level sun nario- --s-
baths. running water in Open All year Boki..
HENRY DARNFTI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22

HOTEL MAJESTIC. ATL-sS:-TC CITY. N J.
II Ocean and Virginia Ave- heat: $40 per weed
and upwards. elevator from street level
SAMUEL. Ellis
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-12-27

n a -.r. really has young man
a.' Interests az heart, why does she
marry l.m2
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-12-27
S229OOO
vice Preudent, Cashier,
{. n CAMPBELL LEE CRUCE
Asst Cashier
G. ". STUART


t''l farmers '-'n .-e .s' 'A'o' 60
STATES ~l' "li easAss % P7Al''-a.
farming ana l.'eTsiy e'ops A-'o' o.
--E .' me el,''- .-- --3
a1oI-s.
~ E 'Ass .-a "
or. 20 'a az
-4-. - h's A-- i'o---!
- 800 -.''e'
.-r Surplus 1'-' ana 'ass e'7''
-.-- % p'o''s--- -' A'-e7 81 .
'o''-'..' 100 -
-
A '-a'
-A y
way VI
i.1 ." a''- 800
assured. r-..A "'' '' .'-A. wv I'd.
TO '-' '''L '-'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-12-27
MEXICAN DRAWN WORK.


70 ron n RN.NNAtA
The v....r who makes dawn vo-k
on SieE...- estate .- 1lt an irispeuI.
eat .-.r ... e... .r.a. tla u1--g
f1r d. tL- vr.. beg Ia.t hands a,lol.
rl,r she .H v.-ar whose father
or .-H'.-- H- "- H. ...-.a- i a 5sHt
O. ths gre f.l Sre can 90 tie
trsul ug,k .. '1a d9a.. agent SUP
O. jos ..- SIT. l.a o- .avn frame
49, Gle RE- -.t. .-r. aue1ts anI 10
8 ate. tie 4as-l that sl- Is o. s1l.
..v. fI- tlpl-. sou may lrt Ar0v &c.
t-sr- are fashions .l l-f an work quite
ss sL. -s.ve and quite as popular a.
there s-- 10 wJ-e-.s lsts frr lustangy
WL.t t-r w0rk = done that poor v0
usu .allOt fare forth o. market suf
o9.- 90 Tor ssle Go Is ty TIE term %
be- pe1n contrast perhaps sI-eaIy sd
O. ths great don whose telsnt she
- Nigel t.s a.elt takes the ~1rk
bT now ss E-.uy So the oye-lIls % sa
s-E .reer he Las Kept serolct q tie
tine the woman Us> been engaged up.
on o. sod tyr ea.. - tie Da1y dlys
Sic LEy hsve worked ls .lves her :.
S =. st most - cents but never tie
lss: amount g-lrSs .hs 10 a thorough
u stress 10 her r-sft
once y-ar tie Mex. ran. Tor whom
IT, women DO this varA somewhat a.
tie ,.e8tshoY tY er, u Chicago and
Nev York drive their needles Tor
master. meet .u solemn .1lss-e.ne and
determine What tl- prices shall - s.
g-rs..f - rua r.ur.r..r r.rr HF t-a v-r vrTrl-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-12-27
T-E FLAMlNGO At HOME
obserNAtion Has Proved That Both
Male and Female Incubate.


Apparently two factors enter into the
hamingOes type of srChitectu1e-they
must build where there j. mud and at
the sane time erect structure high
enough 10 protect it. contents from
any normal rtse 10 the water due 20
tides or rainfall
After watching r. nesting COLONY OF
all hour At a distance Of 10 yards
Sir Henry Blake stated that the fe
males sat upon the nests while the
males stood up together, evidently near
BY My d.s>ectious however. showed
that both sexes iucubate while contiu-
ued observation from the tent revealed
the presence of only one bird Of the
pair in the rookery at the same time.
The bird on the nest was relieved late
In the afternoon and early iu the morn
iUg The one therefore. which inCu-
batrd during the day FED at night, and
bis or her place was taken by another
which had been feeding during the
day. or a> Peter put Il, i DO t'ink.
sir. dat when Dc lady f,lymiugo leave
Dc nest den de gentleman fllymingo
take her place sir; yes sir
Morning and evening then. there was
much activity 10 tie rooScry. Single
g.rdS OF files Of ~ many as nifty were
almost constantly arriving aud depart.
iug coming from and radiutiug 10 ey-
~ point of the compass
FIumluGo"s IN flight resemble no 9th
81 bird known 10 me With legs aud
neck fully outstreJnhed and the com
pIratiyoly small wings set halfway be
tween DID. aud toes they look as II they
might dy backward or forward with
e4usI ease They progress more rapid
ly than q bc-on and when hurried fy
With 30 Singular seVeut.ue motion OF
the 4. * ana body as = they were
crawling 1 %, nir.- Century
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-12-27

People who nsh for compliments
frequently lose their entire angling
oQiht
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-12-27
President
C. p SMITH


A. .s or custom -- eh.eal --'.s,
r.a. and Nee rear s'ee--s' 4'-
sa- especially .9 '-i customers 80
friends
Our "..l.t. Lac .ee- -.-ss'- "'--
good .-.1s a-1 .- '-v - ga
price. and .arss measure
a. -s-le-.'s ending me !-4-
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-12-27

A special low price on all kinds Of
guns until our stock is closed out.
DlVENS CORHN & FRESsLEY.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-12-27
clsuee Weaver. Green Weaver
WEAVER & WEAVER,


Practice .l al Indian Territory and
Oklahoma Courts. LAND Law and
Civil Business a Specially
once Weaver Block,
Pauls Valley. -..- ..-.. Ina. Ter
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-12-27

Every woman lmagines she was ere.
ar.I for The purpose OF bossing some
man
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-12-27
ALBERT !. LEE,
ATTORNEY ALLAN

CTce 10 Noble Bldg, Ardmore, l. 4.
Special connection in Washington
f5r the prompt and careful handling
of al matters coming before the De.
pertinent Of the Interior, Court Of
Claims and the Supreme Court Of the
United states.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-12-27

together with all fhe 80.
uu.tu-lIte husIllss C4u.
and successfully iu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-02-12

49, Moneys to be assessed at 100
cents on the dollar
20 Credi TO be assessed at cash
value.
q. Average merchandise stock to
he assessed at actual cash value.
% Manufacturers stock for the
preceding year to be assessed at act
ual cash value,
%. Promissory notes to be assess
ed at cash value.
"a. Tax sale certificates to be as.
sessed al cash value.
g. Judgmen to be assessed at
cash value
2G Am shares, loans moneys, dis
counts. etc, OF banks an banking 70
siulions TO be assessed at cash value
81 improvements oa unen'efcJ
lands. Uncluling school land) no'
decided. 10 be assessed at cash value
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-02-12

10 per cent to so per cent of first cost
9. Pleasure carriages of every de-
scription. from 10 per cent to 80 per
cent of first cost
10. Gold wa ches from $40 to $50
IL. Silver and other watches 81 10
500.
12. Plate and iewelry at cash value.
l3. Piano fortes from $50 to $500.
a. other musical instruments f-om
81 to 500.
15 Household furniture to be as
sessed a not less than s..
Is Territorial coun y. city, town,
school district and other municipal
securities ANA bonds 10 be assssse1
Lea cash value
H. stocks in any company or cor.
pcraticn TO be assessed ar cash value
IS Bicycles TO be assessed from s.
70 $50