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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-03
america CRACK LOSES
no MORTON, OF ENGLAND.

Association Championship sports at Ro CHI.
spectators. The sports we're started with
the American crack. was unable to retain
the title, being defeated by J. w Nor
ton OF the. South London. Harrlers, who
seconds. Duffy was second and G. H..
Jupp. Of the London Athletic Club. was
bird 49, setsN sF,5sf
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.WALTHOUR WILL BE ON
3.1..s THE TRACK AGAIN SOON
Y fBv Assocle ted Press. J

ATLANTA, CA, july Bobby Wal
thour, the champion cycllst. who was Sc
yerely injured In a race at the stadium
here Thursday night. Is rapidly inproy-i
Ing. His physician Or. Visanska, states
that his recovery is due to his sobriety
and wonderful physical vitality Wal.
thour says he will be on the track again
within q few weeks, ~. a.
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Virginians Married.

fsnec'a,,,,to The Times P7's,pntShsN ra !.
ria &c licenses were Issued here to-day to
- Ed win ! H. NOR of Roanoke. Va. and
Kathleen M. Wade, of this city.
HenrytJ. Payne and Elizabeth Basched,
both Of Richmond, Va: 6b
Edward II. scharnweber, of New YORK l
city, and Catherine u. Wingfleld, Of Forts-
mouth va.
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~ Scholarships, University Of Viraln'a,
!: Every Yirginian is granted u scholar
ship In the academic department. OF the
University Of Virginia, CARRYING abso-
utely free tuition for as long as the stu-
dent chooses to remain, The catalogue
gives full INFORMATION, and one VIII be
Sent to anyone requesting II, addressing
University o. Virginia. Charlottesville.
Va.
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THE WHITE, DUCKS
STILL IN The LEAD
Can't Lose in Athletic L.eagu
Championship Race--The IL
Stars Come Next,
Athletic League Standing.
White Ducks. 90; Mohawks, I:

White Ducks. 90; Mohawks, IL.
The White Ducks had regular cinch
yesterday In defeating the Mohawks In
,swansboro by the score OF 20 to ~. The
line-up OF both teams Is as follows:
White Ducks-Androws, Tucker Tray
lor, Blunt, Wyatt, Sharp Bosller Dixon,
Elliott.
Mona wks--Lowry Barfoot, Lee, Whit.
field, Hendricks, Allcrn, Roach. Alsop,
Mccormick.
Score by Innings: r
White Ducks. ........ 2 s 2204 4 1-20
AIohawks ............, 300123040-12
Batteries; Bosher and Elliott, for TIE
White Ducks; Leo and Mccormick for the
AIohawks. The feature of the game was
the superb pitching OF Elliott and the
umpirIng OF Mr.. j. ], Ryan and tho field
Ing OF Wyatt. The White Ducks and Oak
Groves will play In SCOTS field Mon
day morning at 0:30 o'clock and Tuscan
oras in Manchester at 4;30 +. NJ. Mr.. I'll
lott pitcher OF tho White Ducks. struck
out fifteen players. Mr., Ryan. umplrlng
and IL seeking berth In the National
League.
Oak Groves, 10; Tuscaroras, =.
The Oak Groves defeated the Tuscaroras
yesterday evening In SCOTS field by the
score Of 10 to Z. The llne-up OF both
teams Is as follows:
Oak Groyes--ValentIne, Wade, Ford,
Wilkinson. ., Hancock, McAlwee, Wins
ton, B. Hancock. Rigby.
Observation-Disclosures. Burton. Fields,
Todd, Cosby, NJ. Wikcrson, Smith, Ellis,
Tiler.
Score by Innings: II
Oak Groves, ......... 3O01000030- -10
Tnscaroras ,,........ 40 0 0 OIL Or z
The feature OF the game WAS the long
catch ut Bigby. The Oak Groves will play
the White Ducks Monday, July 4th, N
SCOTS field, at $3.50 o'clock.
C. H. Stars, 9; Old Virginia, q.
| The Church Hill Stars defeated the Old
! yirginias yesterday In good and exr
citing game over on the Church Hill
Stars grounds. The lineup OF both teams
| is as follows;
Church Hill stars--spelghts, Fleet. H..
Smith. Haynes. Sprinkle. Moore. r. Smith,
| Farley,
Old virgnla---c. TreMer. J. ], Trexler.
], w. Trexler. Ostrander. Cornett, Cam
non, Bossieux, Newman, Garrett.
Score by innings: r
e; y: s.;.,.'..,,........ ososo$-e
4 Batte5es; stars-,Garthrlght and Far-
lNy; Old Virginia. ostrapder and carnett,
1 umpire--Ar, Hicks.
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indians, rs; Barton Heights, s

The Indians defeated the carton Heights
yesterday afternoon In one-sided game
,rhorias, for the indians, pitched fine
nall. allowing but six hits, while for Bar
stsill,
Score, Is os follows: II. IT, e.
Indians ........,. .a1Ol0l03s-iG rs A
8l,nrton Heights 10 o00QS0@-6 8 8
BattcrIe.: Endians-Thom and Leak
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Bridal Couple Abroad.

ASHLAND, VA July IA cablegrnm
has been received stating that Mr., Norya!
Il Hepburn and bride had LANDED ~ +, 10Y,
In Liverpool July LIST: They expect 70 leT3
main abroad about three months.
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IIobos. Ia; Masonic Home, o.

I1UUOSi IT, 1fe1osf11fS : 71''o7.71'''S' 7''--
A game of baseball was played on
Richmond College campus yesterday be-
tween the strong Hobo team and MASONIC
Home. The features of the game were
the pitching of Gregory and the batting
OF sc cnr fhopos' n. II. Il.
1obos ..120133l03-14 70 !
Masonic Homer. 0 Q 10 O0-p .
Batteries: HOBBS, Gregory and Cren,
shaw. Masonic Home, Gordon and
Bowles. Umpire. Mr.. Coleman Bradley
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Richmond .,,...,,'..,,.,2i % Sol'-lS
Swansboro ...,....,.,.,.O0 or 0000l- 3
summarS-Two base hits, Holland,
Crawford 2, Stolen bases, Bauer B.,
D'Hara, Edwards, knlghtly Q, Crawford,
Holland, W, Jennings, Stout. Bases on
balls off Crawford 2, off Bauer 3. Hit
by pitched balls, Clements, French.
Struck out. by Crawford 6, by Bauer 4.
Time OF game, 1850 Umpire. Bender.
]. Allenaance. !. 900.
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WON IN A.
HOT DRIVE !
.Ort Wells, Favoritc, Captures
Commonwealth StakeS-Thc
Picket Second.
ENGLISH LAD WINS DERBY -
Louis Horse Clearly Out
classed His Field The Re VI
suits at Hawthorne.
SfBy Associated PRESS. j.

(By Associated Press)
NEW YORK, July 2.-Ort Wells, the
favorite, won tho Commonwealth handl-
cap. one mile and a quarter. at Sleeps
head Bay, today, The Picket, paying
Irish Lad third. Irish Lad, winner OF the
Advance stakes. ran true for 9 while. then
Logan to sulk and fell back. The start
was good and irish Lad showed in front
with Light Brigade second and orr Wells!
third. In the run down the buck stretch
irish Lad was still leading. but near the
ralt mile Ormondes Right River Pirate
and Toboggnn moved up to the leader,
who dropped back and Toboggan led the
field into the stretch. When straisntcncd
out for the run home, o'Noil. on ort
Wells. sent his mount up In n hot drive
rnd won by ono length. Summaries:
First race-selling. last five and one-
half furlongs of The " ISuturlty COURSE
Peggy 40 to y first, Torciello az to y
second, Niblick q ITO 81 third. Time TIM,
i.0F2-5.
Second race-handicap steeplcchase,
short course onover q to y first, Full
inmate OTTO y second, Flying Buttresa
Us to 81 Ethird. ,rImc, 4:04 3-5
Third race--the Spring, last SIX furlongs
Of tie Futurity course-Red Friar al to
81 first. Ascot Belle az to y second, Wa
terside (1S TO 10y third. Time. ia a-b.
Fourth racc-the Commonwealth hnndi-
tap. ono mile and n quarter-0rt Wells
,eyen) first The Picket Q5 to y second,
.rish Lad ia to 81 third. Time, 200 rs.
Fifth race-sx furlongs on main track.
--Cloton n5 to u first. Kohlnor q to y
second. Gray Fr.ar Is to y third. Time.
J .14E2-
sixth race-selllng. one mile and one
sixteenth on turr--Jane Holly q to =.
first, Cincinnati d5 to II second. Cod
Dome q to y third. Time i ~ 40.
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Barton Heights Lost q Well
Played Game by Slump
iii the Seventh.
BROWNIES STILL AT THE. TOP y
George Bender's Riclinonds
Jump Into second Place With
Il GooG Margin--Finc Race.
Standing Of the Clubs.

Swnnsboi c. .......i83 ...4 70 .4v
The carton Heights contingent at the
game yesterday WIS sorely disappointed
al the loss OF tt.e game by their pets.
Up to the seventh inning the game was
clearly theirs. The Brownies hnd made
but two dl1,ky hits and no runs, and
there was great rejoicing in tho Barton
Heights ranks. Mayor Rose led the root
ing, and the Brownies rooters were dis
appointed.
In the seventh however, there was
slump. Eacho. first up, singled; An
thony followed with u hit, and Hicks
took a walk. That filled the bases, and
the fine players from the Heights went
to pieces. Taylor muffed Knowles's Glyi
Iecho scored. and III the mlx-lp An
thony was nailed at the plate. IN his
caserless to score. McIeavy got to first
on Il chance, nnd on a bulk Hicks scored,
and the others went down. rs Huicher
was given walk. Sharp, tho next UP,
caught first on o choice but Knowles
was thrown out at plate. Then with
the bases full, John McEvoy hit for two
bases, clearing tho bags ahead Of him
and scoring on some chump playing. With
two out and nobody on base, Cheatllam
singled. He was caught at second, how
4 ever, on Eacho's hit to Rose and the side
went out with Eacho left on first base
That put the score to 6. but Rose
arose to the emergency. singled, stole
second on NIcLeavy's bad throw down. No
more runs were made BY either SIDE In
the eighth, after two men had died, Glib
son was declared out for cutting first
base. There Is no rulo in the book re-
g;,rdng this play, but the umpire was
clearly right in using his own Judgment
in the matter, as Gibson acknowledged
his error BY. running back to first base
after the umpire had called him. The
Barton Heights boys deserved the game,
for they played better genera! ball than
the Brownies. III
The official score follows: rs
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Richrnonders in New York.

= I79fSrecial to Tine TIn1es- D'spafch,I, y, - (
NEW YORK. July e.-Mnrray Hill.
Mrs, w. Q. Hutchins, Mrs. s. II, PurGeeil;
Fifth Avenue-L. g. Thayers IL q. Elllsi
Victoria--L. q. CrenshaW, O., y. James,
L. d. EaslOW.
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Unity Lodge Officers

Unity Lodge, No, 50. i. o. o. n. met In
regular session Friday night. After the
routine of business was transacted the
following officers were Installed by $. 4.
CIR, w. Clark. assisted by the following
grand officers: p. G. ], T. Christian:
q, q. Cragwall, W. H. Tompkins and
George w; W Z e !. I, \. 4 !
Emmerson: recording secretary, George
II. Ball: financial secretary, w. IL. Tomp-
kins; treasurer, George w. Wctholn;
!. Is Christian; l., s. to N. G.. Vernon
Parrish: conductor. w. Keys: warden. r,
w. Clark; i, g. g., L. B. Morrison; 0. s.
G., G. G.. Cragwall: r.. 8; s.. ~. w.
Fowlkes; L. s. S., j. w. Beckller.
Tho supporters to the ". G.. were not
appointed at this meeting.
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English Lad Wins Derby.
fRy Associated Pres

ST. LOUIS, July 2-Engliah Lad, ridden
and owned by Fred Cook, also Of st.
Louis, won tho st. Louis Derby, and q
purse OF 1895 In n ga .lop at the EAR
three lengths behind English Lad. fifteen
lengths ahead OF Elwool. English Lad
clearly outclassed his field, Cooks colt
hlrib second choice at and Elwood -.
Two 70 one, the field against English Lad
went begging at post time. The time
was 2.36 3-4 2l. y3etc II *
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-03
Ashland. IS; w. E. Angels, I

R5H1dIlu, 10 !, w II 111Se3 =
The Ashland base ball team defeated
the West End Angels yesterday evening
Runs. Hits. Errors.
Ashland l6 Is ~
West End Angels. ! ~ ,at
ting Of the Ashland boys. Struck out.
by Leake, ~; by Roy, s.
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Second Game,

The second game, between Richmond
and Swansboro. .was one-sided The lat
ter team was outclasscd. although several
OF the players put up some good work.
There are number5of weak spots on
this team that need eliminating. The OFF,
clul score tells the story:
SNVANERORO
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tattei, and tSittredse. Time, $40. TIM
pire, DWyer. Attendance, 10000. a
Detroit, ak: Cleveland. 3-2.

Detroit, a.5; Cleveland, ga.
DETROIT. July a--petroit and Glove.
land broke even iii the first doubl6.hcGd.
er az the season, at Bennett Park.
Score tfirst galne): Il. II. ~:
Cleveland ........,a.1s o . o Q 90 o SS y
Detroit ............ /. q o D 0 40 o 0l0--3 8 2
Batteries. Bernhard and Bemis; stovall
ard Buelow. Tine, LIS. Umpire, Con-
molly. t 5 i2s,tlt5 ne
+ Score (secord gane) n, II. E.
cleveland ...n....o10 o0010 Ga 10 !
Detroit ..........s..O 2O21so0 s--5
Batteries: Donohue, Moore, Hess md
l3einN; Kitaon and Woods. Time, 1877.
Umpire, Connolly. Attendance, 5000.
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Games Tomorrow.

Tomorrow afternoon tie Richmonds
sYill play the famous Cherokee Indian
,eam at $3.50 o'clock. and at s;l5 o'clock
the Brownies will tackle The red men
under fifty arc lights. This game will be
we'll WORTH SEEING The Indians play
good ball
On next Saturday the first game win
he between Barton Eei.hts and swans
boro, apd the second between Richmond
and the Brownies.
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Grays. s.; Barton Heights, o.
The lirays defeated the Barton Heighta
Yesterday evening In Barton Heishts by
exciting game.
The Batteries for the Grays were Engel-
king and y, CLARK; Barton Iteigltg, croT'
low and Golfer,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-03

Monrocs, IL; White Swans, 2.
In q very dull game by the score OF u
to at Forest ELL Saturday.
Score by innings: q; =;
White Swans..... UO2OlO00 o. g. S
BATTERIES: Monroes. ftecs and Booker:
Swans, Pcarnian and wilcox.
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BARTON HEIGHTS

Summary: Two base hts--John Nc
EVoy, 2; Fitzpatrick. Stolen bases-Mc-
I1voy, 2; Rose. TAYLOR. Gruner Double
plays-Hulcter TO Hicks to Anthony;
Hulcher to Eacho and Anthony. Base on
balls--otf Fitz. 3: Off McEyoy, i. Hit by
pitched balls-A oEvoys. Struck out-by
F1tz. 8; by NcF3roy. AZ: by Hulcher. s.
Time of game, l:45. Umpire, Bender. At
tendance LOON
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Where They Play To-day.
Pittsburg at Cincinnati
st. Louis at Chicago.

Where They Play Monday.
Chicago OF PittsburE (two sanes).
Philadelphia at New York (two sarnes).
Cincinnati at st Louis (two gamcs).
Brooklyn at Boston (two games).
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st. Louis, s; Chicago, q.

- - -. !,
ming finish. 4, "A TssT $500
Score: etgss1yig r. H., Es
ST Louis. ]. ,..os11 0000,1-3 4
Chicago. ~. 10 0 0.2 90 t00i0-2 -
Batteries: Nichols ard McLean;s Wicker
and o Neil. Time. 1885 Umpire O'Day.
Attendance, $500.
Pittsburg, II; Cincinnati, 2.
# PITTSBURG. July 2.--Ten hits OF
Harper, coupled with six errors by his
first two Innings that all interest in the
game was lost.
q Score: r. Fl u.
Pittsburg. 49,. 10000 10 O'--14 AZ III
Cincinnati. ~. 20 100 Q, IA o. % 2. 2
Batteries: Lynch and Phelps Harper,
Ewing and schlle and o'Neil. Time, 1855.
umpires. Moran and thinner. Attend
ance, 1880. sgsi. N 4 "a s
Philadelphia, pa; Brooklyn, o-13
PHILADELPHIA, July 2,-Brooklyn
and philadelphia broke even on double
header to day. Tho visitors were shut
out In the first game, but in the second
they batted MCPHERSON of tho rubber
and pounded Duggleby at will.
First game:
Score: r, Il. 2.
Brooklyn. 40 o o 10000 90 4 /
Philadelphia. 5000 0 '-9
Batteries: Garvin and Bergen; Frazer
and Roth. Time, 1:5o Umpire, Emslie.
Attendance, G,06l. u
Second game: 1ssl1..f'l
Score: r. III ~.
brooklyn, ........o0o1 301 8 o--13s 10 Il
Philadelphia. 1901 00010 o.
Batteries; Jones and Bergen; McPher-
son. Duggleby and Roth. Time hours.
Umpire, Emslle.
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Where They Play Monday.
Boston Mt washington (two games).
New York at Philadelphia 1.-TWO games).
ST. Louis at Cleveland (two games)
Detroit Mt Cleveland (two games).
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Scores Yesterday.

Scores Yesterday. !.
At Atlanta: Birmingham TO- Atlanta y.
At Memphis: Memphis 4, Shreveport g..
At Little Rock. Little Rock s. New Or
leans 4. 5i, Il
Al, Montgomery: Montgomery s. NASH
4 @,iiio 9siA lsjif
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NEW YORK STILL CLIMBING !
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
s-. ,.-.-.-'.. '..-.' q
Scores Y esterday.

New York, IA; Boston, I.
4 81. Louis, 8; Chicago, 2.
Pittsburg, II: Cincinnati ?.
Philadelphia, 2--2; Brooklyn, Oh.
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sixth race-selllng. one mile and one,
4 sixteenth on turr--Jane Holly q TO =
4 first, Cincinnati d5 to u second. Cod
i .Iln1na "a TO y third. Time, i AZ 40.
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KOGOH dyspepsia Cure
pigestC what you eat.

subscribe for the ArimoreiJe.
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Patent Medicines.

4 man that compounds or invents
something that is just little better
than the next best thing. is certainly
entitled 10 the best share OF the profits
TO be derived from the sale of tae ar
ticle. So he patents or copyrights 10
protects his interests. Patented goods
are good goods, poor goods are never
patented. We have 20 years of trial
behind us 20 give rs the assurance
that We have the best medicine com
pounded for the cure OF dyspepsia
sick headache, biliousness, indiges
tion and all stomacl disorders. We
protect the public as well as our
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made right and It cures these diseas
es. Druggists tell us that it is the
one medicine that the sale is ever or
the increase To get the best rene
dy for dyspepsia or indigestion ash
the druggist for DR.. Gums Improved
Liver Pills, price 25c per box, onl!
one for a dose For sale by w. b
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c., r. |. & p. Excursions.

Ball game, Tishomingo, July 26.
Rate 81 Train will leave Ardmore s
a m. Returning leave Tishomingo
7:3o p. m Children under y years
of age half price.
Summer School, Knoxville. Tenn.
Date of sale July o, 6, II, y, IS, p.
Good for IS days Rate s2s1O for
round trip
Summer tourist rates to Chicago
and return, June to Sept. 80, final
limit, oct 81. Rate, S29.45.
To Northern Michigan, Wiconsin
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80 for the round trip. Date Of sales
June l to Sept. 80, final limit oct. 80
Ticket good for 10 days at rate OF
one fare, plus 50 cents for round
trip
Annual meeting grand lodge Benev
oient and Protective Order of Elks
Cincinnati, O., July 1871. Rate s29.
Summer Tourist rates to Eureka
/ Springs, Ark Date Of sale or
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July and August, limited 80 days from
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during June July and August. Rate
| Sl3.45.
Biennial EEcampment Knights o
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l5. Rate s2695.
Annual convention Commercial Law
League of America. West Baden ant
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Louisiana Purchase Exposition, ST
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PLEASANT HILL PICNIC.
Large Crowd and Pleasant Time
Statehood Question Discussed.

Statehood Question Discussed.
Pleasant Hnl is just three and one
half miles south OF the city ON Hck.
ory and within a stones throw OF the
Downard asphalt fines It was there
that the people of that settlement to-
gether with good sprinking of Ard
more's people, met last Friday and en-
joyed themselves TO the fullest extent
Everybody Drought their baskets and
none went away hungry OF dissatis-
fed.
The dinner hour being over, accord
ing T. a prearrangcd program Judge
Il. Il. West and Judge T. \. Robneu
addressed the audience ON the state
hood question. Judge West led on
telling the people why they should
have separate states OF Oklahoma and
the Indian Territory and explaining
his objection TO the Hamilton bill.
TIN, Judge made q good speech and
received the attention of the audi
ouco.
Judge Robucu thea addressed TIE
audience The Judge is q fine speak
or and backs his remarks by figures,
reaching Back 10 1852 he Is tor
single statchoou for the Indian Terri
tory and Oklahoma. and wants the
Hamilton bin. which has already
passed the house, 10 become a law
and believes 10 will this fau giving
MS statehood. Judge RobneU is a
Republican, admits 1t 10 his audience
is conservative In his remarks and
never fails TO make a good impression
even among Democrats
Sidney Suggs followed both OF tn,
speakers. had the whole crowd laugh
ing spoke OF the PR sperous condition
of the country wanted TO see schoo
houses all over this country and
school iuud O. support them thereb!
giving the children an opportunity t,
get an education The colonel boliey
ed every family should subscribe 70
and read a coed religious paper
should also have good agricultural
paper, and then ir they wanted th
best territorial paper in the country
take tho Ar3moreite.
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SANTA FE EXCURSIONS.

Biennial encampment Knights OF
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Is. Rate s26.95
Ball samee, Fort Worth VS.. Corsi.
cana, Fort Worth, July "a. Rate
$50. Train leaves Ardmore 1920 a.
m. Returning leave Fort Worth p.
m.
Barbecue and picnic, Poali, l. T.
Aug 10. Rate s2lO.
Barbecue and picnic Wynnewood,
Aug I and 8. Rate s155.
b. p. o. E. meeting, Cincinnati,
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Annual meeting Grand Lodge Be
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l6 and II, final limit July %.
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Louis, Mo, April 18th TO Nov. 18th
Rate season ticket $3.50. Sixty da!
ticket s23.7O; Is day tickets 519.75
Annual conclave Knights TEN
emplar, San Francisco, Cal. Rat'
s45. Date OF sale Aug. l5 to Sept. 10
1904.
w. A. DASHIELL, Ticket Agent.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-07-17
Weak Hearts.

are caused by indigestion If you eat
a little too much. or If you are sub
ject to attacks of indigestion, the
stomach eNpands-swells, and puffs
up against the heart This crowds
the heart and shortens the breath
Rapid heart beats and heart disease
is the final result. KodCl Dyspepsia
Cure digests what you eat, takes the
strain OF the heart, cures Indigestion
dyspepsia, sour stomach and contrib
utes nourishment, strength and hoaltl
TO every organ of the body. Sgld boy
all druggists.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-07-17
Treat Your Kidneys fOr Rheumatlsm

when you are suffering from rheu.
matism. the kidneys must be attend
ed to az once so that they will elimi.
nate the uric acid from the blood.
Foleys Kidney Cure is the most effec'
tive remedy for thus purpose. r. T.
Hopkins Of Polar WIS, says, After
unsuCcesslully doctohns three years
for rheumatism with the best doctors
! tried Foleys Ki lncy Cure and II
cured me- | can not aYrak too highly
OF this great medicine Bonner &
Bonner.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-07-17

Let MS an have charity and lots
of IL, for some of the saints I'm this
would need il.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-07-17
Protect Yourself.

Intending visitors to St Louis dur.
ing the Worlds Fair can assure them.
selves satisfactory rooming accommo.
cations through the Merchants Ser,
rice Company at a nominal expense
for particulars apply 10 nearest Fris
% System agent, l6u