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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-19

Nv virtue Of decree Of the Rlchmoonnsd
chancei r Court. entered on June 9 1921 9fs
In the suits OF ''rhe State Bhnk soi y. q
sInta vs. J Ohm bowerss a. ana Wits vs.
Lotte Bowers willis als"tl1e ner ef-
signed will, as Special Gomnl u.s. -
fer for sale. on the premnd,sses., q rn IA A
the above dwelling. known as 7, NO., q w
Floyd Avenue, containing u rooms ron pan
try, store. room. two baths; with porGG &C.
lain tubs large spacious haliss un y, -,
under the entire house, With, I, turtlae zee
which heats the, whole house. There ls q
two-story brick stable and carriage house ,e
In rear. Lot fronts 80 feet ana runs p "a ~
within parallel lines 100 feet TO an alley
20 feet wide. The house Is In good re-
pair occrpled by a number one tenant an.
and was built several years ago ~ NJ.
John Bowers FOR his residence. L9cated,
portion OF our city, within q short dis
lance OF Monroe Park, and only two
squares Of three electric car lines. TINS
property offers many Inducements 70 par
ties looking for q 1lrst-class nome or IN
TERMs-Assumpti OF a debt OF s. 1000
due May 49,. 1906 and Interest notes FOR
se25o each, payable August 18th; Noys 81
each year, and the balance IN cash.
Immediately thereafter, say a 6:lb r..
NJ. will offer. on the prnn1ises the above
described very valua Bile Lee District Lot.
Park Avenue and Vine Street. thence. run.
ming eastwardly along the south side OF
Park Avenue sixty. feet towards LON.
hardy, thence southwardly 1892 feet
TO an alley u feet wide. thence ives tward- \
" along tho north side Of said alley IS
feet inches to Vine Street, thence north
wardly along Vine Street to the beginning
ABOUT l65 feet. This lot being in that por-
ton of the city where property Is rapidly
enhancing In value. should attract the al
tention Of those In search OF good invest
ments.
I TERMS-One-t third cash. balance in s
and ~ months negotiable notes. interest
added. title retained until all purchase
money has been paid and a conveyance
ordered by the court; or all cash. at OPP
JAMES e. CANNON.
Special Commissioner.
hereby certify that the bond In tho
above cause has been given.
CIIAS. o. sAVILLE.
June 1s-tds . Clerk. i
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AUCTION sALES-Mondayi
Geo. w. Mayo lAuctioneer,
ITO N. Seventh Street. gAs
AUCTION SALE OF
. Household Furniture,
Steel Range, Handsome
Cooking Stove, Large
Lot New Mating,
Showcases, &c.

will sell at my warerooms, ITO N.
Seventh Sire It, at 1880 a. MI,
{ TOMORROW (Ntonday) JUNE 20, 1904,
"a large assortment Household Furniture,
Mattresses, Pillows Springs, Cooking
Stoves, large lot Of new Mating,
3Nicke plated Showcases. Parlor SUITS.
bureaus. Washst inds, %Wardrobes, etc.;
5niso a very handsome Steel Range and
new kalamazoo Cooking Stove. Z. y, II
Auctioneer.
TIA. r. Montgomery, Salesman. II " I. i3 y
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CoNfM1ss1oNER's AUCTION SALE
"A Valuable and attractive
and Well Located Subu'-
ban Tract OF Land Con"
tanning ! l! 23 Acres '' More
o. Less, on the South
Side Of Grove Road, About
One Mile West Of The City
Of Richmond, and BE-
tween The Belt Line II. r.
and Lands Of DR.. r. a.
Patterson.
ll.3s BY Mcvelgh q CHM,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
tt411112 u. Maih Street.

In pursuance OF a decree Of the Chan
Gerry Court Of the city OF Rlch lnoa en- En-
tered on the 14th day Of June, 1904, IN the y,
Hal taieu ct ais" viii sell at pablc
auction. on the premises, on
5l5. n 3 FRIDAY. JUNE PATTI, 1904.
VIZ n o'clock P. NJ, that tract Of land, In
the county Of Henrico. with all the i'm.
provoments thereon, about one mile west
Richmond, situated on tho south side OF
Grove Road and extending back to the
Cary Street Road. The improvements con- ll
isist1of a large two-atory and basement
soutbuildings for q suburban home: Thu
tsitllntion Of this attractive tract Of land
III this Improving section or our western YES
suburbs should attract the attentlon OF
parties wishing to purchase land as
Future Investment or for q site for SUI
trEe esthampton Electric car line inter-
scots this land and gives excellent street
car Service to and from the city Of Rich
This This property is easily subject to Sub
division and at the sale It VIII be offer IS.
as Whole, and alsoQin separate smaller
TERMS one-third Of the purchase
money to be. paid In cash, and the residue
in three equal nstalmentss PAYABLE re- re,
ana he s. t [he
negotiable tnbtes OF the purchaser with
interest added from day OF sale at the
rate 81 6 per cent. per annum, and the
tits to the property to be retained by
the court as security for the deferred pay
ments until all Of the purchase money
is paid and a conveyance ordered by the
court; or all cash. at the option OF the
~ : FRANK r. SUTTON. Jr.,
Special Com missioner.
McVeigh & Glinn, Auctloneers.
THE bond required of the Special Com
missioner has been duly given.
C,IIAS. O. fSAVILLE,S Clerk.
Call at our office for copy of the map
or survey of thisEland. June 1S-tds
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VIM. B. Pizzini Company,
4 Real Estate Auctio.eers.
Tenth and Bank Streets.

At the request OF the owner. we will of
fer f,r sale at Public Auction, on the
a. ~ II, TfiuJRsDAY. JUNE q. 1901.
at 6 p. NJ, a most desirable SEMI detach-
NO. 1916 GROVE AVENUE,
to public alley on the north side OF
Grove Avenue. between Park and Meadow
Streets.
This house Is thoroughly modern and
COW. n.en-es, and side alley running
into tho property.
Those desiring to purchase good and
com Portable home or investment in this
End, should not fall to attend this sale.
TERMS: Very reasonable and an
nounced at the time OF sale. Keys at the
Office OF the auctioneers
June 1876 # q e. a,
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At the
RlCKMD ND
BAZAAR.

will have to BIO offered at auction.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE ED. $50 Horses
and Mules. The horses consist OF six Of
the very best matched teams that we
have ever had the pleasure OF Offering.
all blood bays. 16 hands high: all accli-
mated and we'll broken. single and double.
and something good. These will be sold
at IL o'clock Three OF these teams are
the property of s. II. Campbell; he is
going away to the st. Louis Fair. and
will be gone for some time, and they VIII
be sold regardless OF cost, as he will not
leave them in his stable.
Will also sell some high-class single
drivers. and general purpose horses. and
some OF the best Mules you have seen;
run In size, 1000 to 1900 pounds. with lots
OF quality; borke and ready for lminedi-
ate use.
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shockoe Meets at MurphY's

shockoe Council or Royal Arcanum, the
largest council in the STATE, win here
after meet IN the convention hall OF
aturphy's Annex on the second and fourth
Wednesdays OF each month Instead or
Masonic Temple. This gives the counci
the best equipped and most modern iodge
room In HE CITY.
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N. BY j.. THOMPSON Brown and CO.,
Real Estate Agents ana Atictioneers.
COURT SALE.
A Cott | 4
LARGE IL OTIS,
BARTON HEIGHTS,
FRIDAY, June "a, 1904,
$40 P. NJ,
commencing southwest corner of Miller
) Avenue and York Street, and In order as

Avenue and York street, ana in order as
below:
BY virtue Of four separate DEGREES and
suits. styled Richmond Perpetual Build
j. j. Y VS.. Waiter r. T.: H l and others;
q. vs.. G. d. Ambold and Others;
3. vs. Emma y. Booker and I. q ,an.,
en ys s5 1 sea Il.
sd, and 4th mentioned suits, and January
10Th, 1904 as the "a mentioned, suit, al 3 n
the Ghancery Court OF ,,e ci.y q
ers, therein appointed for the purpose,
viii on the above date, and on the re-
spective premises as above mentione e.
proceed to sell at public auction ana IN
4 4rst-The corner dwelling known y, as
No. 122 Miller Avenue, southwest corner
OF York Street, and DESIGNATED as lot
said said lot t fronts Go feet on southwest corner
of Miller Avenue. with depth Of llS feet
6inches. to On alley. together with all I'M
provements. thereon. ),
K No. 1o5 York Street, between virg1nia,
Avenue and Miller Avenue and designated
aylot and vest half Of Iet BLOCK fsa, 2 ct d
be dsnh an est to 90 aey
feet wide. together with all the improve
ments thereon. &i
Third corner 4 c g .d dwelling ELL y
corner Of York Street and Virginia Ave.
nue., designated as lot No. and the
west IS feet OF lot No 4, in block II. of
Barton Heights addition; said lots front
rs feet on south line of York Street, with
depth Of AS feet to an alley Y feet; and
Z at the southeast corner OF York Street
and Virg MIA Avenue together with all
the improvements thereon.
< Fourlh-The cottage dwelling known as
Nos York Street, and designated az lot
4 No, and Eastern half OF lot No. 4. IN
block Al, In Barton Heights. plan; SAID l!i
lots front rs feet on south line OF YORK
Street between North Avenue and VIZ.
an alley IL feet wide. together with all
the improvements thereon.
The improvements on all the above
and conveniently and deslraby arranged
This healthy location should attract par
ties desiring such homes as can be here
obtained. at most reasonable costs. As
an Investment they Will pay Handsomely
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4 Wo Valuable Lots
Oh, West Broad
Stree,
OPPOSITE RICHMOND coLLEGF.

BY virtue Of a decree of the Richmpnd
5Chancery Court. entered on June 9. l0o4,
in the suits Of THE State Bank OF Vir-
slnia vs. John Bowers's Admintstrato &
ais, and John Bowers, Jr., and Wife vs..
Lottie Bowers Willis 6; ais" the under
signed, as Special Commissioner. will Of
fer for sale, on the premises. on
THURSDAY, JUNE q, 1904. 55
at 6 o clock r. NJ. the above lots.
First: That lot at the northeast corner
of Bowe and Broad Streets, fronting
Is PIP feet and running back lao feet to
an alley II feet wide.
Second: The lot on the north side Of
Broad Street, between Bowe and Kinney
Streets, fronting 50 feet and running back
140 feet to an alley II feet wide,
These lots are well suited for stores or
warehouses, as the fredericksburg Rail-
road is Immediately in rear. which would
afford parties the advantage Of loading
s.nd unloading goods and save cost Of
hauling.
TERMS One-third cash, balance In 6
and IL months, negotiable notes. interest
added and title retained until all the plr-
chase money is paid and a conveyance
ordered by the court; or all cash at the
option Of the purchaser.
JAMES Z. CANNON,
Special Commissioner.
! IT,, $I.,
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TuEsbAY. JUNE 2lsT. 1904
at O'Clock p. NJ, on the premises, offer
sirable property. The lot has frontage
of about % feet with. good e-pth This
property is in the right location and Is
lust the size to always command first
class tenant, and is never vacant. There
Is no better renter on the market, Im-
provements consist Of q Frame Store with
Dwelling above. Business property on
this ought to co. This property, is on the
market 10 be sold.
TERMS--Liberal and announced ut sale,
June 17-4t
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We will sell at public auction. on the
premises, you tho above day and hourf
that most desirable lot on north line Of
Franklin Street. adjoining on the east the
nom We guarantee the lot to be vl-
gin soil, having a few Inches Of made
soil in depth near the front. Purchaser
is to pay for ell paving IL any charge
against the property.
TERMS-One-thir cash. balance In one.
- ~ J. THOMPSON BROWN s. CO..
Juno 16-tds Auctloneers.
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Il he Desirable
Brick DWELLING,
no. 5i5 N. Third ~.

In pursuance of decree of the Chan
Gerry Court OF the city OF Richmond en- en-
tered on the 18th day, Of June. 1904 in the
Holzgrefe ct ais l will sell at public
auction, on the premises on
THURsDAY, JUNE 23D. 1904.
at O'Clock F. NJ that attractive and
well built tWo-story brick dwelling, No.
5l5 N. Third Street. This house contains
about rooms, has hot and cold water
arrangements, and Is In excellent repair.
The lot fronts % feet 8 inches on the east
side OF Third Street and runs back be-
tween parallel lines $50 feet to an alley
10 feet wide The attention of Investors
or parties seeking q home are especially
called to the sale of this house. as IT. will
make safe Investment OF desirable
TERMS one-third Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash. and the residue
in three equal Instruments, payable re-.
spectively4 at 6, - and Is months; the
negotiable notes. of the purchaser. with
Interest added from day Of sale at the
rate Of 8 per cent. per annum; and the
tltleB to the property to be retained by
tho court as security for the deferred pay
ments until all of the purchase money
ia paid and a conveyance ordered by
the court; or all cash, at the option Of
FRANK T.. SUTTON. ,Jr.,
III Special Commissioner.
McVeigh g. Glinn, Auctloneers.
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TO-MORRO W5 (N1onday( MORNING.
at our warcrooms. No. 6l2 Il. Broad ST..
seom nt at 1880 O'clock, consisting
Of handsome Oak, Walnut and Solid MAJ
no. any Chamber Suits, CHARTERED OAK PAX
Bookc ses, Lounges and Couches, hand
some Parlor Suit. handsnle Oak sidebard.
Oak ond Walnut Extension Ia bles, .Leat1-
er and Cane Seat Dining Chairs, ~ brarY
and Center Tables, handsome Massive
Walnut HALL Rack. large CHARTERED Oak
Hal Rack. Leather Seat Hal !, Chairs,
new Rugs and Art Squares Sewing Ma.
chimes. Including Domestic, White and I
comparatively new High Arm Singer,
with all latest improved ATTACHMENTS,
Bowls and Pitchers, Rockers odd gu-
leaus and Washstands. Cooking Stoves.
Mattresses ais Springs and numerous
other Furniture, etc. allEos which Is
good quality and in 1lrst.cass cond I O,
made victoria, cost $3.50. and set Of Har-
ness In good order . II q, Il
THE VALENTINE AUCTIoN#C co. "a
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tI certify Eat the bond required Of the
Special Commissioners, in the above styled
suit has been duly given.
Given under my hand as clerk of the
Corporation Court for said city this 9Th
day of June, 1904.
June 111s6:l9
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BY Augustine Royal s. Co., :S.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office No. 10 Tenth Street, I'VE
Leader Building, Manchester, "a. y

vi CURT SALE or. a MosI, !, ~,
" ABLE HULL STREIyIr,, BUS sad, lSS y
6 Io'cLocK II NJ, 0oi THE PREMISES.
BY drectondf decree Of the Corpora "a:
ton Collr/sfor the city of Manchester
entered Jon the 4th day. of June, 1901 ~ y
the eh;anesry suit thsrsn pend nlg # segsu
we will sell at public auction on the day.
hour and place named that truly yo yaua side
OF Hull Street, near the, corner Of Sixth
Street where the late r. r. e., G frert eon ao
feet on said Hull Street by l27 feet deep.
There is 4 large and well arran la,ts store q
mated on this lot. This lis a fine chance
for investment. ~ n
TICRAIS-One- third cash, balance at six
and twelve months for notes,G per cent.
interest added, the title retained until the
whole purchase money Is paid and con-
veyance ordered by The court.
,lt e 4 CHARLES L. PAGE,
SI4AWRENCE8P Fl. POOL.
is Y 5sg SIecial Commissioners.
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BY j. D, Carneal & Son.
Real Estate Auctioneers.

a. UCTIoN SALE OF "a GOOD PIECE
"A OF BUSINESS PROPERTY ON A
BUSY BLOCK, NO 1906 e. MAIN
STREET. THIRD DOOR FROM SOUrI-
EAST CORNER OF MAIN AND EIGH-
.TEtGNTH STREETS.
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N. B.-Purchaser Of this property can
easily borrow two-thirds Of the purchase
money If desired.
+. THOMPSON BROWN & CO..
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BH John T.. Goddin & Co..
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneerS,
Bank and Eleventh Streets.
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BY z. A. CatlIn.
No. 6 N. Eleventh Street.
TRUSTEES SALE u
Dwelling No. 1903
Moore Street..

In execution of a certain deed Of trust
to me. dated November %, 1901, and re-
Gerry Court, in D. 3, ia a, page 2a2, de-
fault having been made In the payment
OF certain note therein secured, and
being required so to do by the holder OF
TuEsDAY. JUNE 2lsT. 1904,
at $3.50 O'clock r., NJ, on, the. premises,
sell at public auction to the highest bid
Richmond, Va, The lot has a frontage OF
sixteen feet and extends back between
parallel lines 100 feet to all. alley
TERMS-Cash sufficient to pay the
charge note, which. with interest to
date, amounts to s2l732, and the balance
at 10 months, with interest added and
N'1' = = "a Il. A. CATLIN,
June 16-tds fA Trustee.
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WILLIAM ELLYSON,
Is A. H. HOLIDAY,
Special Commissioners.
J. Thompson Brown and Co., Auction lon !.
GERS,
I certify that the bonds required OF the
Special Com missioners OF the above mem
toned DEGREES have been duly given.
CHARLES Q. sAVILLE. Clerk.
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The bond required Of the Special Com
missioner has been duly given. TIL
CHAS. @. SAVILLE,
June 1S-tds Clerk.
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hereby certify that the bond in the
above cause has been given.
CEAS. O. sAVILLE. 81
.June 1S-tds Clerk.
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4 BY The Valentine Auction CO..
612 Il. Broad Street. IS Z

= ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE AUCTION
l. SALE OF FURNITURE, SEyvlNta4
COOK sT0v5S: RUGS,
HARNESS AND n COUNTERS EFT . .59l I'M
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n RUsrEE's A 'utJ's1r1e Y, SALE ALE
TWO NICE BUILDING LOTS ON w.
" CARY STREET. NEAR LOMBARDf
81 STREET. TO THE HIGHEST BID
DER, WITHOUT RESERVE.
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ByJ. Thompson Brown & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloncers.
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IN TABB' s PLAN or f"B1,ANDON" Al
TIE NEW R1SERVO lR.

The bond required OF the Special Com
r11issioners by the above mentioned de-
cree has been duly given.
.syrst. f. BROADDUS,
Tune 1S-tds # 4, st' 53 EEySs Clerk.
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BY T.. Thompson Brown s. Co..
KeaI Ets LuleB "A 81 nls tIiiu 44tuStlJneerS. &
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By @1 Special COMMISSIONER.
McVeigh &, Glinn, Auctioneers. 4
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-02-28
The Assessor Comiru.

II is now time to make assessment
On property again in the city, and
about March | will begin the work
In order TO get the actual location Of
each citizen | ask that the papers O;
those owning property be convenient
SO that can get the number Of lot
and block without any trouble. II is
absolutely necessary for your own
protection that get this record. War
rants are now being filed on all delin
quent taxpayers for 1903 and If you
are one of them you may avoid some
additional costs by calling at my Of
fee and paying what you owe
w. r. ROBERTS,
25-3t Assessor and Collector
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according 20 every Indication a battle
..eaI ADD the Democrats have TO do
I- g. watch and .onaIy shout:
s.. eu
lt may Dee ,aa. The Republican f-l.
New Yorh is the first %. Ions
.r.ne OF harmony des,royers that
r.u -et iu the way Of the Republican
garty's feet after the burial Of Marcus
a. Hanna. There no longer seems 10
be- any doubt OF Democratic success
at the polls in New York this fall.
provided the platform and the nomI.
nee, 20 be given 20 the country at
- Louis are not particularly obnox-
ious. AMI there is a hope in every
Democratic heart and a belief In ey.
cry Democratic head that the party
will display lots OF common sense al
it. national convention.
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ARSENIC FoR NERVOUSNESS.

Cr, r.f,ht o.. vol tak. whisky ion
chronic alcoholism AS to take arsenic
for r.ry,,.,... Arsenic q, apv form
is o. Sam. t, r-o,Yce n.-yousp..s a.
a, oysrs,.s o., w5issy E. sure ro mo.
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Arsenic win mot .pre nervousness.
# will rrosYre peryouspe,s No one
was over rYr.5 a. raryopspes. bv ar.
s.pic Tnorsapas nav, reep male
,,ry,,s I,y arsenic Thousand. ,,oro
yur I,.. mad. r,rycps ry arsenic yet
tne doctors ro rieb, an rr..,,iripr
or.eri. for n.ryouso5st
rno,, or, baritone rrarartfors. cf az.
,,,ic l,,,u,, ry O. sr.at MANI 5ir,.r.
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ADA COURT WORK
TENN NOW CLOSED HAS sEEN 4
BUSY one.
I Vas; Nurter C Cases Disposed Ct
Only Fifteen pismisseo-Msny
cenvietiens. Some 70 Jail Sen
tences zrc Fints-To Pen.

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''t' '" -'''-D '- 90 '''
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la's term oi iAe ADA ''ui, mas OeeA
one OF mHrh business. on'siHe oi me
-" 'n-i"'-- '"'Ne' on 'Ne iI'''
"'.H we quote the following aispos.-
non oi criminal business eHiihE %.
one week o. i-e latter part OF 'a.
count.
Cases aanIIed ....................sI
f.H'a ana Ii'a-'I t".''s ......'.'.
Found not guilty ................ "
Dismissed ID
change OF venue ................. 3D.
The io.Io"'N- "on'i,uoH7 were
laina'
John Brown. aggravated assault. 80"
hne and l0 days 'n JAIL
T''-s '''i'''. as-la '''' assault
Gov anu '' "a's IH Ja'"
E'''s stevenson ats'a'a'e' assault
Gov ana w u''s I'D jan
r. W. lyra' s''Ills HPnoF' ~ 'ay'
D" jan anu 20 HNe'
Al''"S 'o'N' o"' "'"p'"' gov HNe'
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-02-28
The Mendelssohn ouartette.

Another signal success was scored
for the high class entertainments
which the people Of Ardmore have had
this winter. and another laurel was
added to the wreath Of the Mendels-
sohn Quartette company by their
splendid concert last night at the
First PRESBYTERIAN church, where
every available seat was taken by an
audience composed OF the most cul-
mred and intellectual men and wo-
men Of the city. Every number Of
the program was a surprise, a delight,
and the audience showed their appre-
citation of the treat 1t is only TO be
regretted that the opera house could
not be secured for the occasion when
a larger audience could have enjoyed
the pleasure of hearing this talented
company.
Most up.to-date and complete line
OF ladies' ready-to-wear hats.
2s.2 WESTHEIMER q DAUBE,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-02-28

IN he large power plant Installed
In the Mysore country 10 Southern In
dia the timber came from Australia,
irsulators from Italy. the hydraulic
plant from Switzerland. the penstorL
pipes from Scotland and the entire
electric plant from America.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-02-28

Camp sam Davis Sons Of Ccn.ei.
crate Veterans will meet at the city
hall at 1870 Sunday afternoon. There
IS business TO transact that IS O. On.
terest 10 every member
ERRET DUNLAP. c..
HAROLD WALLACE, aCtt.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-02-28

The H.cas-, roH. .n Kansas 6. KaI-
ora4o. on the Colt-ato iae. which
has au altitude of 5000 feet. while
me louss, point is az 'he mouth Of
the Kaw where The altitude is 7o7
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-02-28

The Torys and Puisarians will
probably ,Issa. but clash doesn't
fmount o. anything in these days mn
less Richard Headlone Davis is pres
~. M 1. J. ~. m Man--uha-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-02-28

Kahn has the finest fruits in the
city. His supply is always fresh and
wholesome 2J.3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-02-28

Mr.. Berry the Chickasaw tele-
phone manager. the Office force anl
operators. an responded yesterday 10
an invitation 20 treat at julius
Kahn's parlors, where they We're
served with delicate refreshments.