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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-06-19
ArdmOre, Sunday, June 1s, 1904.

II is generally thought that the air
one breathes rs the freest thing in
the world, but some people believe
newspaper space is even more so.-
Greenvillc Banner.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-06-19

Lewyer Ledbetter in an address
before the Indian Territory Bar as
sociation declared the Choctaw.C Chick
asaw citizenship court decision on
the test suit was "a freak" The opin
ion seems to be quite a strenuous
invitation for contempt proceedings
South McAloster paper.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-06-19

There's sure death for ped bugs
reaches, ents, chicken or animal lice
and every ether kind of insect in
Worrells insect Exterminator. Moth.
ing else does it so thoroughly. Sold
only by f. j. Ramsey. 19
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-06-19

The next political event is the
Republican convention at Chicago
where Mr. Roosevelt will receive tn,
nomination and some one whom ne
shall elect will be placed on the tai
of the ticket The Southern delega
tions will be composed of mixed mum
bers, white and colored. The convon
tion will be a cutand-dricd anal
with but little in the procee- 'ngs t,
arouse the enthusiasm of the people
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-06-19

while the name of DcY. atic
National Committeeman f. nliau
Territory is all the honor at present
attached 10 the onice. and which
keeps It from being wholly an
empty honor" the time may not bo
far distant when there will be some.
thing doing When that time does
come Mr. Williams OF Durant will
be found equal TO the occasion from
an honest straightforward ald inn
partial standpoint
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-06-19

Any erroneous reflection upon the
character or reputation Of any person
which may be printed IN the Ardmore'
ite. or any article bosed on reports
that are false will gladly be corrected
n brought TO the attention OF the
nuhlighprE
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-06-19

Arkansas g. Choetaw Railway
Leave Ardmore daily....S:3O a. m
Arr. Ardmore daily. ..l2:lO p. m
Leave Ardmore daily. y......2:35 p. m
Arr. Ardmore daily. y.....,..5:21 p m
Mixed train Lv. ArdmCTe. 600 a. IN.
Mixed train ART Ardmcre. .6:OO p. M
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-06-19

All our customers say that Irish
mackerel is the finest they save ever
used 1913 VI. T. FELKER.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-06-19
TIME TABLE.
Gull Colorado & Santa Fe Railway.

(South5OGndD
Galveston & Chicago Ex....3:4O a. m.
Cleburpe & X G. Ex ....4:4O p. IN.
CNorthbouniJ
Galveston & Chicago EX..l2:35 a. m
Cleburne & *. G. EN......ll:5O p. m
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-06-19
4 Gulf Railway

choetaw, Oklahoma 8 Gulf Railway
Arrive at Ardmore. ....l:2O p. m.
Lave Ardmore. e....... 1920 p. m.
Local freight carrying passengers
also. ,C-r
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-06-19

Use the Long Distance Telephone
and call mp Phone NJ ., II you want
the Ardmoreite
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-06-19

All United States nails close 30
minutes prior 70 train time.
Hereafter the mails will be closed
at Q D. m. instead OF 9 p. m. as form
erly. ID. REDl IEllD, T. NJ.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-06-19
T,a orEIcIAL NEWSPAPER Of the

Inc Ut = IOIFNI ~ - - .,---
United states Court tor the SoulheIh
District, Indian Territory. Also lor
the Chickasaw stock Association Oh
the Indian Territory, and the omcial
organ OF the city.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-05-27
INDIANS BACK
They Find the Erstwhile Chah7b.
ions Easy Money.
Umpire Was Swatted BY Cairo Pitch.
er, But Is Here to Umpire o'
Just the Same.

The Indians returned this morning
over the !. @. from Cairo with the
Egyptians, after defeating the Cairo
team two games out of three. The
boys are all in good shape and ready
to beat the Cairoites three straight
games here. Umpire Shuster returned
with the two teams this morning and
will do the umpiring. Shuster was
struck by Holycross, one OF Cairo's
pitchers, yesterday, and the pitcher
was elected from the hall park. II IL Q
little hard TO be buokled down to
silence by the umpire after tho um-
piring of last season, but the umpire
is the whole thing this season and IL IL
much to be admired that they take
nothing of the players even II they do
get slugged occasionally. ~ sai 70
Land seems to DO the only Paduoah
player except Potts and Freeman the
Cairo papers will compliments. They
can't get out of acknowledging that
Land is the best backssop. Freeman
the fastest pitcher and Potts the best
second basemsn in the league. The
Uairo fans idea of Pcducah players
has changed since they captured two
out of three from Cairo.
Paducah players complain of the
scoring at Cairo, saying that it is a.
most impossible to get hit in Cairo
because of the scorers determinstion
to uphold the pitchers.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-05-27
Four of the Signal Houses Now
Completed.
New sidings and Passing TRACKS to
Be Constructed at Once By
the Road.
CONTRACTORS PREPARING BID

Work on the block system signal
houses in the Louisville branch OF she
l. O., is being pushed and Of the ten
tower houses TO be built, four have
been finished between Central OF
and Princeton. This u the flrst work
to be done on this improvement end
after the station houses have been Nm
ished. the other work will begin and
it will require but short time to do
the after work. When the block sys-
tom and the new passing tracks have
been completed the Louisville diviuion
will compare in with the best classed
divisions of the road in regard TO ia
cilities. Il already stands with the
No. /. the Chicago division, II other
ways.
The work of putting IN the new 3D.
ings and passing tracks between Pads-
cab and Central City will b pushed
as rapidly as possible. and this morn
ing Roadmaster F. L. Thompson Of
the Louisville division Of the road,
left Paducah with Mr. JEFF J. Read.
city, and @. o. Stoner, of Chicago.
and other contractors, who will look
over the grounds to be improved aud
make estimates on the work. is,, "a
There will be many sidings put 10
between Central City and Paduoah
and the contract will be no small one.
Bids will be sent in Immediately ana
the contract awarded as soon ~ posi-
BILE in order to get the improvements
finish ed and add to the facilities Of the
division.
Arizona silver belt., 1904-05-19

performed from both ends and at the point of meeting the work did not vary the fraction of an inch either on the sides or in the grade A grade of nearly two per cent was carried on the bottom of the tunnel, the Poland end being considerably lower than the Lynx creek end, giving the water drainage to the Poland end. A pres ent the fl w of water amounts to about 300, 900 inches. Journal Miner.
 Articles ofincorporation are now be ing prepared for the Arizona Gold Mining company, with capital of $250, GOO. This company was organized for the purpose of taking over and developing eleven gold claims former ly owned by Poland and Nelson, and which have been under devolop ment since the first of the year by a syndicate of Clifton business men. The claims are situated about six mil eS above Clifton and near the Frisco river. These claims are noted for well defined lodes carrying both gold and silver, which are being opened by tunnels driven in on the veins. On one of these claims tunnel has rec ently been driven POO feet showing the average width of the vein to be be- tween ? and 3 feet. The ore averages for the length of the tunnel abont $l0 per ton.-Oopper Era.
 The Copper Era states that the Ariz- ona Copper company last week com menced handling the tailings from their Longfellow plant. The tailings are stored in series of bins and after they have become throughly dry they will be drawn from the bins and used for filling the stopes in the mines. This will relieve Chase creek from carrying the taiings from that plant For some considerable time the con- pany has been disintegrating it's slag by water, and then allowed to find their to the Frisco with the tailing from the plant. This system has been abandoned and the old slag train again put into service. In addition to the slag the company is now handling about 400 tons of tailings daily by cars, both of which will be a great relief to the Frisco river. The Arizona Coppe company expect to soon be handling all of their tailings. The Shannon company have also announced that they will soon discontinue dumping their tailings into the river.
Arizona silver belt., 1904-05-19

Discussing the Crum appointment, the Birmingham (Ala News declares that despite all the protests from every section of the country against the narrow, egotistic, stubborn policy, despite the failure of the senate to conform to the presidents action, de- spite the stirring up of sectionalism and the harm done the negro race by what has now come to be a ridiculous partisan spectacle, the president is as persistent and hardheaded as ever, and has largely exhausted the patience of the public"
Arizona silver belt., 1904-05-19

tee, and the latter as member of the central committee cast his votes for majority of the delegates chosen.
 The fact of the matter Is that they hoped to secure enough votes to con- trol the action of ths committee and name the delegates to the convention at Tucson. With this purpose in view they made the trip through the county as far as Payson to secure proxies and managed to get two from Payson, one from Rye and one from Tonto, making their total votes in the committee meet ing five. against eleven of the opposi tion.
 The proceedings of the central com mittee were regular and fair in every particular, and there is no ground upon which to base contest The recom- mendation of the territorial committee, contained in the call for the conven- tion, that delegates be chosen by coun- ty convention and primaries is not man datory, but only advisory. The decision lies entirely with the local committee, who in this instance gave every opportunity for members of the party to make known their wishes.
 Furthermore, in several other coun- ties the central committee has selected the delegates, viz: Yuma, where a Hearst delegation was named Apache, where delegation favoring Hearst is said to have been selected Santa Cruz, where the delegates are uninstructed, and Pinsl. which will send Hearst del agates. Therefore, the contention that the central committee of Gila county erred in naming the delegates to the territorial convention, and thereby ig noring the recommendation of the ter ritorial committee, falls to the ground and 1t is clear that the movement to send a contesting delegation from Gila coanty to the territorial convention is prompted wholly by personal and d,s. creditsble motives.
Arizona silver belt., 1904-05-19

The printed aano ouncement of & massmeeting to be held at the court house this evening declares the pur. pose to be the election of nine dele gates to represent Gils county in the territorial convention. As no notice of to-night's meeting has been given to the democrats of the county outside of Globe, and the time is now too shoit to give such notice, it is patent that the meeting can be only precinct gathering without authority to elect delegates.
Arizona silver belt., 1904-05-19
A republican congress may always be

A republican congress may always be depended upon to dispose of any sur plus accumulated or liable to accumu, late in the national treasury. Iu the first ten months of the current year Uncle Sam was called ou to pay over SIS. .00O, 900 more than his outgo in the same period of last year, while his re
 ceipts to meet such expenditures were almost Sl5, 900, GOO less than the amount he collected in the same period of the fiscal year 1903. On the lst of May, 1903, the surplus for the year was al most s35, 300, 900, while on the lst of May, 1904, it was less than B, 800, 0OO.
Arizona silver belt., 1904-05-19

Never in the h story of the demo- cratic party in this county have pri. maries and convention been held for the election of delegates to a terri torisl convention charged with the selection of delegates to national convention. Invariably in suoh cases the central committee has named the delegates.
Arizona silver belt., 1904-05-19

The democratic delegates from Ha- waii are offered free rides to St. Louis, coming and going. And they know whe is ready to put mp the stuff for their six votes, too.
Arizona silver belt., 1904-05-19

In five counties out of the thirteen the respective central committees chose the delegates to Tucson. There has been no kick made-except in Gila county and here nearly four weeks notice of the committees inten. tion was given, and not single re- quest for primaries was received.
Arizona silver belt., 1904-05-19

Russia in her hundred years of deal- ing with her foreign creditors has never defaulted on debt. That's why her credit is still good under adverse cir Cumstances,
Arizona silver belt., 1904-05-19

Senator Fairbanks is not popular candidate for vice president. He has the barrel all right, but refuses to al- low it to be tapped for campaign pur- nnaaa
Arizona silver belt., 1904-05-19

For the first time in the history of the Methodist Episcopal church, women sat as delegates in the general confer ence in session in Los Angeles last week.
Arizona silver belt., 1904-05-19

We are importing gold from Japan and exporting it to France, while France is sending it to the far east. Thus the precious metal, which means money. is making complete circuit of the globe on business.
Arizona silver belt., 1904-05-19

h three counties the central com miitees have named Hearst delegates to the Tucson convention, and there Las been no kick registered.
Arizona silver belt., 1904-05-19

Probably Pension Commissioner Ware isn't particularly rash in inti- mating that he may retire from office within year. A good many things are likely to happen within that time.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-04

Deribte Der so Sabre alte SaaelD6ner
Geoepenntng, Der i'm 9euftau erbdngi
oufgefunben tpurbe.
Yroptn5 5Pfestpig=S orGeir.
Mltona. PaftDr. Mau BON BET
ebangelii9@lutbertf9en 5~auptgemetn=
be bierielbt unb unfer friibererpropf
Der ieBi9e Observation-Disclosures fir
9plftein 9. Waqrotb in &iel feiern
bemnd9ft ibr 25idbrises Subildum
als @eiftli9e.
8obnert. Die bor einiger 53eit
in &iel geftorbene, ais MobltbGterin
befannte @ittne 3atbarina 8enben
bat Der S9ule i6res biefigen 6eiz
matbortes 5000 Marf nit Der 8eftimz
mung Derma9t, baB finf M9tel Der
3infen CUR 8ef6affung DON prGmien
fir fleiBige S6iiler unb bret Mbtet
Der 3infen benz iepeiligen 2ebrer gu
Wetbna9ten gu 5a6len 1inb.
9ube. Cine bebeutenbe sSeuersz
brunf entftanb bier, pobur9 bas
umfangret9e 9epe5e bes 2anbmanns
5rtB Garftens, beitebenb in @obn@
unb NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ~bonftdnbig
etngeaf9ert tparD. = Oct 8eitB gez
borte gu ben sr0Bten Der @egenb.
Wfan Dermutbet 8ranbitiftung, ba
Dag 5euer an 5pei @teqen, i'm 0orz
haus unb StaG, slei93eittg ausbra9.
aiel. Der 32idbrise 3eaner MtG<
bDft eri6oB ft6, als er nit mebreren
Sreunben BET elmer &neiperei i'm 6otel
nStabt &openbagen" fab. Man meinz
te, er tpoae @6er5 MAIDEN, als er eli
men Repolber 5og unb i'm plDBli9 auf
ieinen &opf abfeuertr. Miqb0ft ipur=
be tDbtlt3 berleBt. - Matrofe au1ae.
Der nit elmer &eqnerin na6 11nters
i4lagungen, bic er BET Der bieiieen 1.
Sorpebp : @btbeifung begangen bate,
flu6ttg gefporoen mar, beriibte @elbftz
morb. Gr f4oB fi9, UNI Der @erbaf>
tung gu entgeben, cine &ugel in ben
&opf.
Norbf # b. Die i'm Mprfumz
foog belegene 9offteue (bie fog. Glib
faaeritea9 bes 2anbmanns @il6elm
Maart tpurbe elm 3aub Der Slammen.
Sonbern. Die Wittne bes
&an5leiratbes SatobTen, friiber in
9amburg tpp6nbaft, erbGngte fi6 bier
in einem Infaqe bon @9permutb.
Wtnnert. Sas fiir5li9 bon ben
9iterbdnblern Dan in @9nabebed
unb 2oren5en in 9iippel gefaufte
9aus bes bieftgen 2anbmanns Gar
itenfen tpnrbe ein Raub Der GIammen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-04
Cine cute Shat Der ,,frentoen
SeufeI||.

Die foIeenbe tpabre @ef9i9te, 10
beridtet bic r9nnstons 9ailp preB" I,
lit Elm erfeuli9er 8eneis bafiir, mie
febr monrbe ghinefen an bic 9ere4z
t~igfeitsliebe Der Musldnber glau6en.
Dor einiger 3eit mar in @ib9ind Elm
junges Wdbden eeraubt porben unb
6ereits auf elmer 9ampfbarfdHe na9
RantDn u~ntertpegs, ro lire 8egleiter
bic Nermfte an ein f9le9tes 5aus gu
perfaufen geoa6ten. Gin alter 2anb=
mann, Der bic &loeen bes MGb9ens
iiber i6r trauriees 2oos b0rte, t6eilte
ibr leife unb porfidtig nit, tie fon:e
in oas 5rembenDiertel BON &anton I'll
flieben Derfu9en, bort piirbe Tie poas
Ftdnbig fi9er fein.
gr be1drieb ibr bieIes 8iertel,
Sdamien senannt, als cine Snfel i'm
6lufe nit pielen groBen unb impDfdnz
ten fremben @ebGuben. NaG bieTer
DatfteGung erfarmte bas MGD9en
S6amien Iofort, ais es unterBeDedunq
in Die NGhe Diefes 8iertel5 tam. Dime
ii6 erit lange gu beiinnen, lief lie, 10
f6nen iie tonnte, in bas 5remoenDier=
tel binetn, gelangte audi glidli9 att
ben gegen bas u~nbefugte @inbringeE
bon Gbinefen aufgefteGten @aben Dor
bel unb luSte 3uflu6t in bem erftbes
item 6aufe zines M~usldnbers. !.
Oort empfanb man Sbeilna6me nit
i6rem traurigen 2oo1e uno iibsrqqb fie
benz englii6sn &onItabler. Diefer
itedte Die Ghinefin unter ben Sdub
feiner Srau unb tpartete i'm uebriqen
Der Oinge, Die fommen niirben. Gr
bate 1i9 ni6t getduI9t, bas e6ren=
pertbe Yoar, benz bic ungliidli9e entz
ronren mar, erf6ien unb er5dblte cine
@eI9i9te BON eiaer in SGamien oer=
loren %gesangenen So9ter, Die Ii9 bier
aufbalten fOnte.
Der &onftabler briidte ben !piirbiz
9en 2euten fein 8eileio aus unb be-
pog lie, in fein 5aus ein3utreten, 10
r ihnen peitere Mittbeilunqen 3u ma
fen babe. SDbalo Tie aber in Der
5aIe paren. dnberte er feline 6altunq.
Das gnbe BPM 2iebe mar, bah Die
2eute benz Munbarinen our 8effrafund
iibergeben tDurbcn, pdhrenb man bas
Mdbden in ieine9eimatb 5uridf6idte.
ND Die CUTE Sbat Der nfremben Seufef"
iebenfans niat obne Ginbrud bleiben
nirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-04


&Dntesbers. Dem lebten
ebangelif6en @robif9of BON &Dniqs=
berg b. 8Drofpsfi fou bpr Der ReuroB=
garter Stride Elm 9enfmal gefebt per=
ben. 4ls bic &Dnissfamilie ouf Der
5lu9t Dor Nupoleon I. bier peilte,
bat er es berftanben, ben f9per ae-
beugten RDnig aufauri6ten unb nit
neuem Mutb gu befeelen.
SDmnam. Nuf benz Suite Ner=
Mbf9pangen brannte bas Mobnhaus
nit benz gefammten Snbentar nieber.
Den 8eiiBer Reimer farb man fpGter
erbdngt auf. gs liegt 8ranbitiftuns
bpr.
@Dbtfubnen. Sn poppelsborf
bel Bonn lit i'm II. 2ebensiabre Der
erfte Qebrer unb na9malige Heftor Der
biefi9en 8olfsf9ule, Director @0rtb,
geitDrben. @r mar lanse 3eit Diref~
tor Der lOberen SDdterf6uIe in Sn=
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-04
De. .arrt5ee proeae5nptnseI.

mie f9on beridtet, fpurbe in Rpnz
fontinopel Der 6~erduseeber bes Bas
ioitorguns r5erbet", 3obir 8ep, nit
anoeren perfonen peeen OrDens=
f6pinocleten Derbafiet unb gu 3ebn
Sa6ren 9efdngniB perurt6eilt. Sabir
Beb. Dem Der Sultan erft i'm 8oriobre
ben 9roBforbpn bes SsmaniezS rDens
uerli:6en 6at, unb Der hem SounerGn
fur oiefe Nus5ei9nung an Der Spite
fetner Sournale ,Malulnat" unb
.Gerpet" in INSTRUMENTATION 9itb9=
rdmhen banfte, ent1tammt benz arnen
turtii9en Neutrality-suspicious.. Die einen
5cbdu9ten, er lei uripriin9ll9 0auIirer
mil G6ii6tebab (SpieBbraten) gepe2
len, Die anberen no1en i'm ols =
@gfftefelpuBer erfennen. Dim ipobrz
f6leinli6ften 1T, baB er i'm &rieo5miz
ntferium Gopitenbienite perridtete.
Dor me6r als einem Oe3enninm fling
Ct an, ii3 ais n3eitunesmann" gu Bee
tbatiger. Nls SDurnaliiten fam mdn
Den notorif6 %unfd5igen Monn, ber
ni6t einen acknowledgement Gab
19reiben fonnte, fieli6, ni6t beaeid)z
nen. @ines ~DerftanD er Ii9 md9iige
6reunce I'm polai5 gu f6affen. Seine
Sournale nurOen febr eef0rbert,
nSerpet" f6lieBli9 pon iober Genfur
befrett. 8on feiner Stequng ma9ta
Sohir ben {3impfli9ften @ebrau9.
Seine grpreHung MAJ 10 eemein, boB
er por ibr 5uriideef9redt pGre; fein
8efeai3aftsftanbol. fein Bancroft,
fein 5amilienungliid, fein9fegierungsz
sei9aft sing porbei, obne baB Sabir
ni9t ieinen Sribut perlanet uno err
balten bate. Die obne6in oft na6fiGF
tige tirtif9e Suti3 i6ien fir i'm
DOuenbs blind gu iein. Seine Gr3els
lena" = pie er iia nennen lieB -
ipuroe INNER iibermit6igar, unb Der
Gbef Der geheimen 5taatspoli8ei,
5ebmi Puf9o, ftiir3te i'm i'm Suli
bergangenen Sabres. Gr tbat es um
10 lie6er, ofs i'm Sabir nit feiner
Geinbf6aft bee6rte. Sabir. befen
Gef9dfte ii9 in s3eitungsunterne6=
munger bur6aus nt6t eri9opften,
sriinOete nit groBen Soften duf Der
rei5enben prin3eninfel r6aGti" Elm
9otelfafino. bas er erit ySernet"
bann r8euebue" nannte. Sn BEN 0or=
berettungen fir Die feitli9e gr0ffnunq
bes Embellishments tpurben Mn6altsa
punfte fir ben iibli6en .Gapport"
Ing Balais gefunben. Nfan bef6ulz
binte Sabir, Derbotene Gbemifulien
CUR @r5eueuna BON Gliblidt be3ogm
gu baben, anbere bebaupten. er bGtte
ohne @rldu6niB bas in &onftantino<
pei berpDnte eleftrif6e 2i9t inftoliren
tpollen. &urs, Mitto eSSuli poriqen
Sabres lunDeten plDBli6 So Monn
Snfunterte 1uf 5alfi; tie umfteqten
bos &aIino, perbofteten Sa6ir uno err
bnm 5otel 8efiB. Gs purbe
in cine 4aferne umgenanbe1t. Sabir,
befen 8erbaftung bamals eroBesNufz
fe9en erregt bate, lab lanee i'm 9o~
ii5eiminifterium gefaneen; bdnn IieB
man i'm frei. Miirben. Orben unb
blieben ibm; iein Nimbus mar
3erftnxt. @r, Der niemals goli3ei unb
9eri6te fiir6tete, muBte u be1or=
gen, beim ndhfen NnldB Derfldgt unb
Derboftet gu perben. Wie man fiebt,
bat fi9 Der NnlaB balb eeboten. Sa6ir
Ielbft bot bur6 feline Orbensf6tpin=
oeleien Die bette :Sanb6abe.