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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-12-29
u orb SCRANTON.

= 9In Court Strabe iino pisOsr usr'
IdicOcne 9duier Our9 @rbIentunseu
becrObt, unter bieien bieienisen BON
SreO. Smith uno OtarD Gbamplain.
= Der leblOic uuO i6auOerbaft ser.
fleilhte SOrper bes gatrid Barrett uon
ElopO StraBe wurSe friib um SOnntas
Wtor9en entlang ben yadamanua @clei.
irn uabe Dem @aDusu BREEDER aufseiun.
ben. Gr mar au9eni6einlid pon eiuem
3uge 9etroHen woroen, ais er auf Den
@eleiisn Lief +; beiOe Seune unb Der rs6ts
slrm waren absel6nittsn unb Der S6r.
per aud iOnit libel ;useridtet.
- YOti;iit @. SOdsnbsrrp murbe am
5sreitas Wtorsen fur; Dor 2 llbr ourt
6lintenihrOte i'm Seius perwunOet, oils
er in Part Ylace pier Wfanner psrfolste,
Die uniweiielbuft Siibner 9eltoblen bat.
ten. Gum Slid iinO ieine @unOsu
unsefGbrlih uuo Elm slr;t fonnte Die
SdrOte lei6t entfernen. 6odenberrg
erwisOerte Die Sdiiie Der 9erle nit iei.
mem RcucIuer, ideint ubsr teiuen sstrOi.
fen gu bubsn. Die giadtidlsi6sr per.
idwanosn in Der Duntelbsit. nnO trOe'
Dem iOiOrt alle gu @sbute itsbsnOsn 30,
Ii;iitsu nab ibnsu uuSseiunOt wurOeu,
mar es unmOslif, cine Spur pOn ibner
ju finOen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-12-29
Fd6 xhnl dbr drts

9abIo'.-Oas 8eibna6ts. .Proaram
Der oeutI6en lutb. STRIDE mar elm redt
bibl6es uno beiOnOsrs Der @eians I'LL.
ter Seitnng Der Sr9uniitin SRI. Wiarsa.
retBa Rufibad bO6it lobensmertb; aud
Die biibl4e uno itDluOlle 9lnipra6e BON
SRI. Wta9sie Sdilo iei bier erwabnt.-
Dad Oem Seridt Der sliieiiorsn bat III.
ler Stdothen cine iteuerbare BeuOlfer.
uns BON 1641 Seelen. - slu9ebote fir
Den Sertauf Der bieiisen Sbo Sellops
0alle meroen bis sum 10. Sanuar all.
SenOmmen. - Sin Rrsisfe6eln fanb am
Oienitag uuf 3obu Otis Sabn Itatt
unO eS errans SObn &ufibab ben erlten,
0enrt 9Seiienilub Oeu 3meiten uno Gm.
2ownIeno ben oritten Yreis.-gSir ma.
diem nO6mals auf ben am 2. Sanuar in
Stt's 9alle ltattfinoenoen Ball oes
@riitli Sranten llnterit. Sereins auir
merriam. - Serr SObn Sdilo bat isiu
9aus oabier al 6ranf 9lulter permietbet
uno lit nab gio. 1917 Sloan Stra6e,
SincOln 9eisbts, umSeSosen, lit ulio iset
elm Siir9er Der Wietropols Scranton.
Serr Senri 0idseli all Union Strass
bat iid freunolidit bereit srttGrt, etwa.
ise 9ieuisfeiten aus unierer i6wei,er
9olOnie Sabier in Gmpfuns ;u nebmen
unO Dem ~WOhenblutt" ;u iibermitteln,
oes9leihen aud suitrdse fir Drud.
laden. Gr weisert ii6 jebO6 bsbarrlidl.
9elb in @mpfuns Su nsbmen, .. 3. 3ab.
lungen fir oas r@o6eublatt", oenn Ell
bebanptet, oaB sr uOllauf senus Su tbun
bat, anf bas leini9e Sbaht ;u 9eben.-
Der 1oO pom Beter Ssioiuser, Der Ieii
Sabren cine Sauersi Der 9adamanno
9Ompanis in 9iOro 9a1lOr bewirtbl6ai,
tete, bat isine iablrcihen 6reunbe tiei
ersrifien. - Serbits Juno gSintsrtlsiosl
better GualitGt bel 6liibmann e. gSeibel
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-12-29
snttc fir isine Grfah una ,u ,ablen !!

pntfc titr ieine Grfa9 ung 5n 3a9icn !!
6olsenbsr Sriet bes 0errn 3beO. Dan.
rom. 5Or Yate, SSisc., siebt Sielen, oie
isit Sabrsn nit ullerbanO WtcOi;inen er.
psrimsntirten, cine CUTE 9sbre. 9enunn.
ter Serr idreibt all Or. Setter 6abrneD,
ben @i9entbiimer oes bewdbrten Seils
mittels: 6Orui's sllpsntrGutsr SIutbes
leber: nS6musswertber Serr Or.
6abrueD! Seit % Sabren litt id un
oiisnen WunOen all meinen Seinen. Sf
babe bas Frobetiit6en 6Orni's sllpens
trauter Slutbeleber fir mid lelbit 9es
braubt uno oa Sbre WteOiiin iOuiel
9utes fir mid that, 10 puroe ih Sbr
slseut unO bin es aud ieitbcr Seblisben.
Sein OOttOr fOuntc MIDI bcileu. Die
Oottorre4nuu9en tOiteten mid Elm lfO.
mes @elo, Obne baB es mir mas niiets !"
6Orni's sllpentrduter Slutbeleber treibt
OaS giit aus Dem Spitem unO madt
nsues, reihss Slut, 9siunoes 6leiid
unO itarte 0tustslu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-12-29
BoB Der Snefeite.

Srau Wt. Selltn9er pom Yittston
sluenue leibet an einem 9lnfaa Der
Grippe.
Den @beleuten 5rieOri6 Srauie bat
Der Stor6 ais 8eibna6tssei6ent elm
SnGblein biuterlaiieu.
Der nSuuser MidnnsrdOr" bat bsuts
abcno in Der germania Salle feline
sSeibnabtsbeideeruus.
SOiepb S6ueiOer uOn Stoue 9luenue
III nit ieiner Samilie mad Buffalo ses
reilt. UNI ii6 bort nieOerSulufien.
Die rSdnserrunbe1 iibt fir ibre
6riibjabrs- -@r6ffnuns i'm WtOnat 9lpril
cine Sperette Elm, Die ben Sitel .6rei=
idiis" iiibrt.
gSie itebt's nit Der S6iller.Seier am
9. Wai? Sat irseno Elm Serein etmaS
in Der slnscIeSsnbeit setbun? limb pus
rum ni6t?
Sine Der Siitten Oes Saursl 9inie
2unnels murbe Sonntag Gbeuo bur6
6euer ieritOrt. Sin gllarm nuroe uou
Saiten AZ 9eSeben.
,Soiepb, 6as nsun Wtonate alte SObn.
lein pon Serru uub SSrau Sebaltiau
2biel BON @eOar 9lpenue, wuroe leeten
SOnnta9 ;ur 8ube beituttet.
SObn 2euier pom Srpius 9luenue
muBte iid i'm Scranton Priuat SOipital
elmer Operation fir SlinOoarment,lnos
uH9 nnterwerfeu. Die erfolsreif perliei
Sein 3uitano mar sefdbrli6, bod trat
ipdter cine Seiieruns ein.
Die ensliide 9lbtbeiluns Der Sidorp
StraBe PresbDtsrii6su @emeinoe CAB
9eitern abeno in Dem @emeinoebauIe
cine @antuta Der @eibna6tsmann"
uno man Ifdst, oaB iiber 1000 Ferio,
men 9e9enwGrtig waren. IS purben
400 Sinoer bei6entt.
.. g. SObniOn pon ProIpect 9lueuue
pollte am WtOntag einen Der SGren I'M
0iap aug Yart itreideln, Oas 5bicr per.
leete ibm aber einen S6las nit leiner
3aee uHo SerriB ibm Die rs6te 0anO.
looaB jwan,i9 Sti6e nOtbi9 maren, nm
Die 8unoe gu idlieBen.
Die st, @eOrse 9iitter", cine aus
Wfit9lieoern Der oeuti6en ct. Wtarien
Seneinoe beitebenOe @eiellidaft, batten
seitern slbeno in Der ct. Marp's 0ane
Elm Santett, bas 3ablreid beiu6t unb
cine bO6it noble 9lffuire mar. Serr
au9uit s. 8ebuer lit Braiiosnt Der Sc.
iellItaft unO bate baiielbe 9lmt Dor 81
Sabren bel Der @riinbuns.
Die Gbriitbaumfeier Der Scranton
Sdnserrunoe, pel6e am ud6iten Wions
tag abeno itattfinbet, ipirb bieSmal nod
einen mebr aus9eprGgten oeuti6en 9ba.
ratter tra9en, wie friiber, beuu Oirisent
9aile bat cine Beibnahts.Gantats Sa.
fir ueriaBt, wel6e Die 9lumeienben in
@eoanten na6 bem alten Yaterlanoe
ueriesen miro. Den WiitslieSern uno
ibren 6amilien itebt cine isbr bhbi6e
unb aubcimelnOe Seier in 9lusii6t.
9Obn Seller uOn Bird Strabe wuroe
am Oonneritag 0ia6mittas na6 siu.
idbriser Sranfbeit pom 3oOe abseruien.
Der Yeritorbene fam ais ,weiidbriser
Snabe nit ieinen @lteru uOn Dsuti6
lamb mad slmerifa unb errsi6ts elm 9llter
uon 81 Sabreu. @r pirb uOn Dem 3
Sabre alten SObne Garl iibsrlsbt. Die
Seeroisuns eriOl9te SOnntus 0iu6mit.
tag i'm FittstOn 9lpsnue SrieobOie, no.
bel Buitor SS. u. 9iorot ben 3rauers
oienit leitete.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-12-29
= Sn glew DOrt unO YbilaOstpbia

= Sn 0lew DOrt unO YbilaOelpbia
mar am Dienitas infOtss eines Oi6ten
0tsbels Der Ofientlids Gertsbr smpfino.
li6 9eitOrt, unO Der 6errDsSertebr lag
iait 9an;Iid OarnisOer. lin Wfitta9
mubten iiberull Die 2i6tsr anse,anoet
weroeu. SOrmittu9s warsn in 9iep
gcrt Straben uuO Seitsupsse nit elmer
ipiesel9latten @istruite beOsdt. = 9lus
Dem SSeiteH wurben am slsi1sn Gage
ihwere Stiirme ansemslOst unO es fiel
Sduse in Soma, WiiiiOuri, 9anias uuO
iait allen weltli6en Staatsn. 2llsnt.
baIbsn mar Der 8sIsSrupbs unO 5slss
pbOn. Disuit uHtsrbrO6su.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-12-29
giiaOi ghelan lit in gittsbur

= SiidOf Bbelan 1T in Pittsburs
ssitOrbsu. 9r itanb felt lunssr 3eit Der
tutbOlii6eu DiOSeie Pittsburs Dor.
= Snfolse bes faltsu Betters, Oas
wabrsnO Der lesten ;pei g8O6en berrid.
te, bat oas @inbrinsen BON Sis I'M
suuien Stuut 9iep Dort Oieies Subr
friiber bssOuuen als iOuit,
Sn PaIiaic, u. g., itarb Der be-
fannie S6riftiteller Seth StoOearb
sBOoO am SerIihlas.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-12-29

- @owarO Z. R0tter ein betannter
9lr6itett unO SObn oes Sii6Ofs 9IlOnio
ROttsr pom RenniDIuanieu, lit i'm sIlter
uOn 73 Sabrsn seitOrbeu.
= @twu 10000 WtitslisOer Der Or
SanilutiOu oes sIncient SrOer Of Oi.
bernians uOn Wiuhahuietts buben scssn
eiuen 5dieOsgeridtsuertras ;wiidsn
ben Sereinisten Staateu uuO GuslanO
grOteit ein9sIs9t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-12-29
auS bem oberen EhaIe.
(Ar6bdlb &prrefppnesn,.)

= SObn Sallo uOn Gbroop fiel an
Otenita9 pom ieinsr Serauba uno Ian
Oete nit Wnht auf Dem Sopfe. babe
cine @ebirneri6iitterun9 erbalteno, BIZ
als lebena9eidbrli6 betra6tet miro. 81
wnrSe in beiinnunSslOiem 3uitanOe BEN
Sadawanna SOipital iiberfiibrt.
- Sapitdn 6. 6. 9attenberg BON
slr6balb wuroe am WtOnta9 mad fur
sem unwobliein pom 2obe abbernfen.
Der SerltOrbeue, wel6er 1e41 in
Oentl6lanb 9eboren paro unb i'm 9llter
bon IA Sabren na6 9lmerifa FAM, mar
Elm Seteran bes Siirserfrieses unO pirb
pom flint SObnen uuO 3wei 506tern
iIberlebt. Die SecrOiSuns erfOlste &c.
itern.
= alS 8Oliiei6ef Gbarles @rebs unO
9batIes WtcWabOn BON 5brOop friib
aH 6reita9 Wtor9en cine 0iubeitOrun9
in Dem Sarris StraBe Sauis unterorii.
den wollten, wnroen iie BON ben Sric-
oensltOrern anse9riffen unS libel ;use.
rtdtet. 9rebs erbielt cine WieIiermunOe
in Der 0ruit, Die sefdbrli6 lit, wabreno
UfcOtabon cine unbebsutenbe BunOe
am arme erbielt. iSrant Salaibi uno
ein anoerer Wtaun wuroen als Die 9lns
sreifer Oerhaftet uuO einseitsdt.
= Gin .. & 8. 5ra6Sus traf am
Samitas su Peduille eiuen 98asen Der
OOlpb SObIen GOmpanis uno oemolirte
ibn. sS. g. 0tObertiOn, Der Superin.
tenoent Der 9Ompanie, pel6er Elm paar
6uB entiernt itano, erbielt bur6 elm
2riimmeritiid oas Sdulterblatt aebro.
den, wdbrenO Der lreiber Geo. Quar-.
tells in Die Vuft seidleuOert waro uno
anf Dem SOpie luuoste; man befiir6tet
cine @'ehirneridiitteruns.
= Sor ieinem SaOen gu Seliup
murbe friib am Wtoutas Sranf Dfa,
roStp non @eOrge @Oroau Sur6 ;wei
ReuOloeridiiie uerwunOet; elmer traf
ben re6ten @llbOsen, Elm ;weitsr braus
in Die re6te Siifte uuO elm Oritter gins
Ourd ben Sut. Die Serletuusen IinO
weiter nidt sefdbrli6. @orOan entflOb
na6 Der Chat. Die S6ie6egei ereias
nete ii6, neil WtOrOstp Die in ieinem
SaOen trintenoen Seute auf Die StraBe
iests.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-12-29
SSieeeraufbau Der ruiliid,en
Ttptte,

@ine ruiiiide Wtarinefommiiiion, an
beren Spise Der Seneralmaior a.'Srp.
nt pon Der Wiarine. 9lrtillerie itebt, be.
iu6t ausenblidli6 Die italieniidcn
S6iffsbaubOfe unO ituOirt bic beiten
bierSu iinocnben Sdiifstppsu unO Die
ihneIliten Contributions Wfetbooen.
Die Wtit9lieoer Der @ommiiiion ertld.
ren, HuBlanb beabiidtise ben 98ieSer-
anIban isiner 9eiammteu 6lOtts. Wiit
Dem Sau uOn 80 sdlaftidiffen uuO 200
2OrpeoObOOten ioa be9Onnsn perOen
uno bic @siammtfOiten iOlleu ii6 aui
5000, 900, 900 itellen.
Die ct. 9etersbnreer 0fesierung
l6eint abiiht gu baben. bic S6iiie fiji
Die Sultiibe 6lOtte in Osuti6lano unt
Den 6sit Der 5lOtte, psl6e fir Sas Wiit,
teImeer beitimmt lit. in 9talisn bausr
Su laiien. Da Die Stiiie srit mad
oetn SAluB OeS Oitaiiutii6en Srieses
uOllenoet iein fOnnen, 10 miro Die 9isu
traIitdt Staliens ouOur4 uibt weitsl
tran9irt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-12-29
65rof n aSnIohnmSfn . g1ehner 4

- @raf b. BOIuOowstp Bebner, Der
beutihe 8ei6s. Staatsietretar Oss tSns
usru, uubm Die 9brsnprdiiosuti6aft iiber
Den internutiOuulsn SeriiderunsscOn.
9rsB au, Der i'm September II. 8. in
Berlin ;uiammsHtritt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-12-29
fgarbpnbaIt aprrelpOnp,n,.)

= Souis @erOccO wurOs 5reitas
9ia4t perbaftst. neil er Die Satin oss
did WtsOtci su eridieBeu iu6ts. Die
Susel traf ieSo6 nur Oas SOl;mert Der
&biire. Oa Die iSrau juriidiprans.
@srOccO wurOe am fOlsenOsn Gage obne
3ulalinns pon Siirsi6ait auf brei 9lns
tla9en Dem @efdusuiB iibermielen.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-03-29
| O'CLOCK EDITION
Ardmore, Tuesday, March %, 1904.
TERRITORY POLITICS.

Arthur W Walcott OF liaileyNiiI''
who is taking an active part IN 'he
management ~ Dr. Haley s campaign
for national committeeman aIrl''u
In the city yesterday. Mt. NaI'''l
said he had come mere 10 Sc" h' W.
DICK. candidate Tor 'h' same once
from the Ohlchasa" Na''"H. pom
being informed mat Mr. DICK was out
Of the city De- said h' Woni" remain
here "a week or se" him
In speaking % the campaign Mr..
Wai'oti sall laal h"il'y chances
w'r" better now than 'he} nal been
at amy Ire'io1- time ana iha' he hai
more Instructed votes pE slN llah l''h
ort j. WiIIiams the Duiaut candidate,
la Dr. HALEY Dr. at home from "a
visit Co H.t Springs auI has assumed
active management Ug his campaign
Judging from the assertion made
by Mr. Walcor there ajn Doe a warm
nght at tln uurnut convention before
the crcIenUal committee lio says
that Mr Williams activity has led
10 his enforcement Boy clubs upon
their first organization when not NOR,
than six TO ten men were members
These clubs have grown 20 have a
membership numbering in the hun
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-03-29
TIE -EszY =UevAN CLUB.
s.---s oe----s: cIo5 az "Hs---
E-.--sas p ~. -.-E-:--s .ls--.

s.---s -s----s:.- cI~5 az NHs---
E-5.-sss r. w. c-.-E-:--s.as--.
Special -.. ar.1.-..-..
.uaa-. D. O.. March -,-I.s p.-
..-s... club .. -... r.a.. -.. 'a.
u..-t a.'a a membership at Us Tla
o-eau.za-Ilu vas completed d. sles,
Ing a. J. WIaur-. president. r =
BIclut first vl-eprs-ldert. Jess.
Hea-reIl. second yicepresIient.
james Thomas. treasurer. and VI. p
Williams. secretary
on motion t4e club adopted the
name of The Henry M Furmau Demo
cratic club of Mllburn The lub
unanimously endorsed and instructed
for Hru. r. W Dick .0r national com
u.r'esmaI.
There was great enthusiasm mani
ts--a. and taa Democracy .s .llamr
is .H line and ready ... r.e z-sa. bat
%. .. 1905 The club r.I meet again
n.lt saturday night
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-03-29
An Anecdotc of whittier,

A friend in conversation with Mr.
Whittier the poet remarked that De
was about to contract 10 furnish a lot
Of oak timber for the government gun.
boats and asked him if he thought il
was in con nsistencc with the peace doc,
trucs Of the Quaker denomination
Without saying anything calculated "a
decide the question the two arrived at
their parting place, when Mr. Whittier
shaking his friends hand, said, Moses
If thee does furnish any Of that oak
timber thee spoke off, De sure that it Is
all sound
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-03-29
1YsAyI7eo r-E BUILDING.
C'ss:.- Measures Uses q; A5s &c ous'
.s.rsss Ers- t-e -snn.

telr-es Frc~ tie TC~1.
oE-- Deputy Marshal T. 2. Brau-s
. 60 Ada arrived here today ami told
. gllr reporter of unknown la.s e. Ia
Ala last nigh, tyraui.ine a negro
( resta1rant and lodging house 0t thai
place with a view of making Co.. DE-
gro=s leave town. Heretofore Nj
Brents said. no negroes were allow.
el 20 take up their abode In Ada Dur.
ing the last term Of the Ada court.
however. there we're So many negro
witnesses in attendance at court that
by request Of Judge Townsend q ne
gro restaurant and lodging house was
permitted an' since that time many
negro Witnesses have been in attend.
area az judge Talbars court. and the
negro rem Iezs1g- has held on. r. r
vl-AstaHl'ls they have been warned
many times ty unknown parties Not
20 Iat the sun go down ar them iE
..a -.-as- Jd Danger"
Last u.-a- between s AMI g 0'.I1rf
aa explosion "as heard at. the stau-
rant ana investigation Developed the
TACT that .he restaurant lal aas.
blown 1a us TIE ail lt dynamite
Caly enc negro was hurt. an Oh me-.
s.o who was sick. and ais injuries
are not considered fatal
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-03-29
Cured ConsumptIon.

Mrs. B. ". Evans, Clearwater, Kas.,
writes, My husband lay sick for
three months. The doctors said he
had quick consumption. We procured
a bottle OF Billiards. Horehound Syrup
and il cured him That was six
years ago and since then we have al
ways kept a bottle In the house. We
cannot do withouI.it. For coughs and
colds II has no equal" 25c, soc and
$l.OO Sold by w. b. Frame.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-03-29

The moment fathers begin to read
ont loud to mother, the children real.
I've that they want mothers attention,
and in tha rivalry, hey win, and faith.
or goes on mad TO bed
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-03-29

The public school library will stand
as monument to Ardmore's progress
siya women and will be a boon 10
Ardmore school children BE fac.
tor in such progress by patronizing
the King Cole operetta Tuesday
night 27.3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-03-29

There goes KoNhum Every time
think Of that mans financial cmbar-
rassmcnt it makes me yearu to help
him"
Financial embarrassment"
Yes He's got so much money he
doesn't know what TO do with it
Catholic Standard and Times.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-03-29

$ L. Apple, cy-Pr0bate Judge, OF.
tawa yomty Kansas, writes: This
is 10 say that / have used Ballard s
Horehound Syrup for years, and that
do not hesitate 10 recommend O.
as the best cough syrup that ever
used" 25c, soc and Sl Sold by w.
B Frame
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-03-29

About the only good reason the VIC
men have for thinking a man should
take care OF the baby is that il is
as much his as hers anyway
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-03-29

ID 10 Ea.I.-a il moving 10 the
cr..s Nation and r.a4g.- pa-pa- and
/ ps-rav price sa.. zone with him %
/ Hs.B NOV. .i. cattle
Fa-r 20 ,,- and M- A. Nl,re,I.
. a f.. .eg.
Woeissy
Wa.a' aaH oats a-. being injured
I .r a....a. .. ra. sand ...u-
/ I- Durham be-. -... t. Clma1.as
tg .a.. .I.. rs. .aL
a W....e formerly .. ibis aa..
boz. now n.nar... ..g ...a
u..
I.a ... .. %. community ra -..
porte. ...'.r
al. .a -.a' a r. aa. .-t .s
thought . b.. ..aI W 'aa recent
,..l.
Loco.
James HiN .. FaHs Valley reple"
%. j. %. k.aasr-ar .s here 20 accept .
a position ln 49, R11hersDrs store. I
The drought g.. not broken get. and I
.' i- feared thar a.l fruit ami tae corn /
that wa. up was killed ly the recent |
'fr'ls.
miII Greek.
Dr j. H Simmons ls in D.l2aer'y !
today
j. s. owens went q, I.snDmingD /
-'"flay 90 business.
Mayor Lowry was 70 Ia.Al Eestsr |
day on business.
'' ."'attat't .iN| tLl'N maui.
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TINE TABLE.
EJf Cctcraco ard santa Re Railway.


(SOlthDountD
one KlrE.an1 T. Douglas engine
Sa.ves,on & Chicago Exp. p...3:+0 a. m.
-.eturne & K. q. E1p......4;4O ?. N.
(NorthboundJ
.!veston & Chicago Exp. .l2:35 a. m.
-lebCrre L X. G. ELp......ll:JO .. II.
choetaN, Oklahoma and Gulf Railway.
Arrive al ArGmOre........l:2O ?. m.
leave Ardmore ..........3 20 ,. m.
S@cIl freight carrying passenger
LIo. 30 trains u Sundays.
Arkansas ard choetaw Railway.
Leave Ardmore dG.iy......s:30 a. m.
Az ArImore Gli.y......12:10 ,. IN.
leave Ardmore daily.....2:35 p. m
Arr. Ardnore da!ly........5:25 p. m
hi1ed Train Lv. Ardmore. 500 a m
Mixed Train Arr Ardmore. 500 p. IN
All United states mails close 9
Inutes prior 10 train time.
Hereafter the malls Will be closec
- N. instead oi 5 p. N. as form
rly. D. REDFlELD. p. VI.
Cse the Long Distance Telephone
and call up Phone No 8, IL you want
the ArdmOre.te.
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WANT COLUMN.
WANTED.


WANTED-A good farm hanL Wa
ter Colbert at L. :. marahaI- Of.
flee. 25-C
WANTED-Men TO Iea.u ralber trade.
Board, tools and scholarship incluI.
cd in our oner Few weeks com
pletes. Prepare now for spring
rush. Graduates earn top wages
Positions guaranteed Catalogue
free. Moler Barber College, s.
Louis No. 27-G
WANTED-Good reliable farm
hand at once. Inquire at Hignight
Bros, Caddo street 2l-G
WANTED-Boardevs ty Mrs. Wm
Bobo at Col. A. v Doak's residence,
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The Fiaucce-The idea of his think.
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Fresh strawberries daily at
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OR RENT-First-clas brick store
building on West Main street. r.
W Randol. 2l-tf
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FOR RENT-Three modern store
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FOR RENT.

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FOR SALE.

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single wagons Cash or fall time.
/. c. Leisure, 42O b ST. S. w calm
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D 30 Ba.I-n is moving % The
Crsas nation and Ledger Harper and
Bauey Price have gone with him 90
help NOV. bic cattle
E.-l 10 Hr and SIR s. Mirle eil
a f.. LOS.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-06-23
COURTS OPINION
SUSTAINS STATE
MOTION OF ATTORNEY EVANS
IN DICKERSON MURDER CASE
oVER-RULED BY JUDGE CAM.

Defense Moved for Arrest of Judg-
mcnt on Ground That Verdict OF
the Jury Was Illegal and Invalid,
and Insufficient to Base Judg-
ment UpOn-Win Garry the Case
to the Supreme Court-TvO Grades
of Involuntary MunsIaughter.
Judge Cam, in the Superior Court
yesterday, rendered a decision on the
motion made by Attorney James F.
Evans in the case OF Benjamin Dicker-
son, convicted of involuntary man.
slaughter" and sentenced to three years
in the penitentiary. The decision is
adverse to Dickerson's cause.
The opinion is a lengthy one and
covers every point completely. The
case will be appealed to the Supreme
Court and considerable interest at
taches to the result.
The details of the crime for which
Dickerson was convicted are still fresh
in the public mind. Shortly after his
client had been found guilty and SEN
fenced, Mr.. Evans filed the motion in
arrest of judgment and later argued
the case at length. The following is
a brief synopsis of Mr.. Evans posi-
ton:
Under the law of Georgia there are
two grades to the crime known as in
voluntary manslaughter" one grade
making the offense a felony, for which
the punishment is severe, and the other
a misdemeanor, the punishment for
which is lenient. The jury which tried
the case brought in a verdict reading
I'VE, the jury find the defendant
guilty of involuntary manslaughter."
The verdict fails to specify of which
grade of crime they found the defend
ant guilty, the higher or the lower, and
there are separate and distinct pun
ishments for the two crimes. Upon the
above verdict, however, the court SEN
fenced Dickerson as for the higher Of
tense by giving him three years in the
penitentiary.
On the ground that the verdict of the
jury was Illegal and invalid, and fur
nished no basis upon which to give a
sentence or judgment, the defendant
moved in arrest of judgment, basing
his motion on the ruling of the Supreme
Court in One Hundred and Fifth Geor-
gia Reports. as follows:
"A verdict upon an indictment for
murder finding the accused guilty OF
Involuntary manslaughter' is too vague
and uncertain to support judgment OF
any kind"
The state relies upon a contrary de-
cision in an earlier case reported in
Volume rs of the Georgia Reports, but
which. it is contended, was overruled
by the One Hundred and Fifth Geor-
gia case.