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LOCAL MENTION.
Knocked Down by Horse

While crossing Ninth street at Penn
sylvania avenue northwest. about 40
O'Clock yeS,erday afternoon. Foster L.
Beal white, sixty-siX years of age, OF
Branchviue, Md, was run into and
knocked down by horse driven by
Joseph Swagart of PIC Four half
street southwest Beal received q cut
over the left eye and was sent TO the
Emergency Hospital for treatment
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FOR RENT-TYPEWRITERS

STANDARD TYPEWRITER, excellent CON
dition; 81 monthly. Address BOX IS, this
office. aulI-3t
REMINGTON TYPEWRTFER, three months
for 80 Address hOA 3SG, lnis once.
au11-4t
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To all parts of the city. 40 cents per
dozen Free crab feast every night at
Sam Solomon ;. Ith and D SITS. sw. Tele-
nEune NJ 223l
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FOR RENT-APARrMENTs.

FOR RENT-Apartment in The Ellsworth on
heated perfectly, private modern bath q nd
hot water; rent $780, .50 big inducefnent 70
good tenant Inquire at LACEY'S OFFfCE
co. New York ave. NV. auIs-at
FOR RENT
THE ALOEZO O BLISS PROPERTIES
apartments thoroughly moderni one oHns
ersinp and management maintained IN
perfect order by our force OF paint
elS, carpenters, and decoTa tors: agent
visits properties daily.
THE KINGAIAN. 423 Mass. ave NV, 5r
ana tiled bath; heat and hot water s35 10
THE. LE GRANDE, CO. 4th ST NV. 5r
and uled bath ..-..-............ SC. 90
TIE PENHURST, IS II 81. ne. II and
tiled Oa 500 nm
THE ASTORIA, corner Sd and c sts
nv, rooms single and en- suite SIC and IN
THE RAYMOND. Sl4 22d ST NV. Sr
buffet kitchen; tiled bauh....,..........s s25 N
NEW, modern apartments. corner 9Th
and * sts. ne, 5r and bath, heat and
LGT water ..-.-.-.-.--- So= "a
See janiJor each property or W 3. COWF,TS' y
Bliss building, 80 IS St NV. Tel, East 6sj
aula-u
THE DORCHESTER-Tw rooms and c7bI-
net Kitchen $40. $3.50. SO; steam hsa :.
telephone. exc. c. b. HAZARD co. l4l1 =
St nv auI4-tf
IF TAKEN AT ONCE-A beautiful s5x-roo--7
and bath apartment, second floor. radncsi
from $50 TO So. Apply CHARLES =
TRIBBY. Room A, Home Life building Co..
ner 18th and SITS NV. aus-tf
FOR RENT-WiIard 81. nv, near 1stfi. -.1,
up-to-datc fats, and rooms #and bafh:
separate yards. furnaces: Torches etc: rents
jyl9-1 III I4th ST
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ANACOSTIA.

suRY's PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson Ets-
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VISIT NEW CASH FURNITURE HOUSE
1919 I4th. How's this? Canvas trunks 81 So
extension tables. s.. .29 mattresses, 81 80; bent
wood chairs Sl371s. Open Saturday even
ings. auI7-3t
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Visit HalPs Market, Cor. sd and c SITS

northeast. Large supply of fresh dressed
spring chickens Highest grade meats
obtainable. Watermelons, cantaloupes,
etc. at the ruling market prices.
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FOR SALE-Cheap. wo~year-oId male
dark brindle and white English bull terrier
a beauty. BARCLAY, 92g Louisiana ave
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I81a Pounds of Sugar, $500;

BEST FAMILY FLOUR, s.. .25 BARREL.
JOHNSTON'S. 73I 7TH ST. NV.
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FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Two unfurnished third floor
communicating rooms. private bath; light
housekeeping. 2I2O l. st. aulS-3t
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IL in the Street.

William II. Johnson. cOIored. thirty
five years old. living on New Jersey
avenue southeast. was taken sick at
First and L streets southeast, about
6 O'Clock yesterday afternoon and sent
10 the Providence Hospital He was
later sent 10 his home.
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THREE ROOMS: all modern improvements.
S37 I ST. sw no children. auI8. 1921
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SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE, car
pets. stoves. hric-a-brac, and all kinds Of
d n0uSehoId gooGs. BAUM'S FURNITURE
saOP, 9Th and U sts. NV. Phone North 1918.
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FOR RENT-Four unfurnished rooms on
second floor; newly papered and painted
steam heat: reasonable price 1851 9th st.
NV, auls-5t
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AUTOMOBILE TIRES.

CONTINENTAL TIRES; fresh Importation,
most reliable. Full line on nand. Guaran-
teed vulcanIzing and reueading reduced
prices. JONES TIRE WORKS. COZ 6Ol Z St
aul55t
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WANTED-To WA buy two goats cheap. Appl!
l26S Az st. sw. aul6-3t
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FOR SALE-Good as new, Fire King gas
range. 2C9 D st. NV. aulS-3t
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FOR RENT-One large unfurnished room. IS
month. 14s Morris road. Anacostla. D. c. II
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-A scourer and presser. at once.
Apply EMERSON. 1928 S&d 81. aule-5t
WANTED-A man who understands how TO
work q stereopttcOn and motion picture ma
chine. 1907 / st. nv. aulS-2t
WANTED-One paperhanger and one first
class wall scrapeT. at once. Apply 1877 4 ST.
WANTED-Telegraph operators for out Of
strike; must be temperate and reliable: those
having railroad experience preferred. Apply
Hotel Johnson. Room 80, P. 4. MITCHELL.
WANTED-Laborers at filtration plant; 81. 50
per day; ten hours work. long job, r. S
BL-OME CO aul6-2t
WANTED-Good white barber. So guarantee
for Saturday. 233 Pennsylvania ave. NV, II
WANTED-A steady white barber Si2 guar
anteed- 800 7th 81. aw- aul8-8t
WANTED Experienced white waiter: good
pay. MARYLAND QUICK LUNCH. 90 9th
81 NV. auIo-3t
WANTED-Good barber THE ROYAL. EAR
BEk SHOP. l04 Il St II
WAETED-A colored porter. GOODYEAR
RAISCOAT CO. sos 9th ST, NV, II
WANTED-An experienced soda boy PEO-
fLi.- F1tAkMACY. 624 9Th 81. NV. It
WANTED Experienced waiter. al once.
lOOs Pennsylvania ave auIs-8t
WANTED-Two Journeylen timers: non
ualou men, TO hA the place OF union men
steady work guaranteed year around. must
De thoroughly competent. state experience.
etc. address BOX 4l6. this Office. auIs-3t
WANTED-Non-un plumber steady work
apply Vls 6th 81 sw.. after pm. II
WANTED-A cook: no Sunday work KEN
ILWORTH CAFE. 1901 Pennsylvania ave.
NV. auls-3t
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES shoe sinner. 424
10Th st NV. It
WANTED-Hpeo European waters (coIoredb
SO. Can today. PHILLIPS HOTEL
AGENCY, $40 7th 81. NV. It
WANTED-Waiters. bar porter and two
tray men. butler. private family. boy. doc
SoTs Office 1885 18th st It
WANTED Bright youth ror Northeast gro-
cery store with wheel preferred Ad-
dress BOX 4l7 this Office. auI8-2t
WANTED Honest. sober driver for street
carriage. POI Z 81, ne. auls-3J
WANTED-A man to work on small farm;
good wages and home 10 right man. COUN-
FRYMAN. 1915 29th st. Georgetown auI7-2t
WANFED-Young man. 10 or L years 10
answer telephone and do light clerical work
Ia Office permanent position Tor right one.
Apply ROOM 30 i34 l5th st aul6-3t
WANTED good BARRIERS 7S3 sth ct
So aul6-3t
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wANrED-Rooms AND BOARD.

FATHER AND son. y, board and room,
private family. where there are other chill
dren; objection another child occupying
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FOR RENT-Three unfuTnished rooms, newly
painted; heat. gas, and bath. 2l3 ST ne
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DENTISTRY.

FREE-GREAT DENTAL OFFER This
week only. one gold tooth FREE on our
sets OF teeth; $40 set OF teeth, IS. SO gold
crown 81. All work guaranteed. Painless
extracting, BOSTON DENTAL PARLORS.
gDj + aul7-tf
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES-No extracting;
no pain; look feel. act, and last longer than
natural teeth; shrunken faces made normal;
painless filings. DIR, J. L. WILSON 1903 +
st. t32S-2yL
CUT-RATE PAINLESS DENTISTRY-ThI
week. SO set OF Teeth. So. So Gold Crowns.
81 80 81 90 filings soc. Extracting free Ex-
animation free. All work guaranteed 20
years. PAINLESS MOTLEY. OIL 9Th ST. NV
Ru7-tf
ORTHODONTIA SPECIALIST-JOHN WAR
NER KEYES, D. NJ. d (Harvard University
Dental school, 1922. straighJeus crooked teeth
am. 10 pm. DENTAL OFFICE, l6O2 Q
ST. Telephone. au3-S0t
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SITUATIONS wANrED,-FEMALE.

LADY would like position rs housekeeper
IN priests home; one with experience: n, OBJ
cuon 10 the country. Mrs. MCKEE, East
Emporium. Pa. 1t
WANTED-By white woman, house cleaning
out by the day or washing and ironing III
lst NV. auJS-2
WANTED-Place to do general housework or
cook, wash, and iron. 4I4 New Jersey ave.
nv. II
WANTED-By d colored woman, day work
or hand cleaning Call address I7I2 18th
St NV auIS-2r
WANTED-By experienced fever nurse en-
gagement Address TEL, 1872 z st. AUS ct
WANTED-By three reliable girls. work in
small family. Phone y. 3Zi2. 1897 7th 81.
NV II
WANTED-Laundry work Are YOU parIicu-
lar about your laundry II SO. send postal
card 10 758 Harvard ST. NV. auIT-3t
WANTED-By a lauRdress small washing
to take home. 81 c ne. auIg-3r
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MISCELLANEOUS.

PURIFY your drinking water with Cup
roid." a great discovery. Destroys typhoid
and other disease germs. Send 25c in stamps
coin To ''CUPROID' CHEMIST, IlUI
Pennsylvania ave. Sc. Washington. d. g.
aul6-3t
KRETOL! Prevents typhoid and reduces the
period one-haIf by applying solution TO body.
All druggists aul4-7t
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-Light. airy fiat six rooms. Dri-
Vate bath; hot water heat; no children i-so
18th St NV aul9st
FLAT FOR RENT. 1909 H 81. NV. au1s-st
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NEW GROCERY STORE on business gtrs.f.
cneap II sold at once; good reason - 80
ing, address BOX 4lS, this Office auis-sf
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WANTED-Lady to solicit trial orders OF
sewing machine; So weekly. Address BOX
zO7f this Office aulS-St
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wANrED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLE.

WANTED-HORSES AND VEHICLES
WANTED-Qutet, gentle horse, used 10 the
city. Y. w POTTER. 1923 Pennsylvania
ave II
WANTED-A secondhand delivery wagon;
state price and where 1t be seen. Ad-
dress BOX 307, this office. auI7-3t
WANTED-TEAMS.
TEAMS WANTED 20 haul crushed stone at
hltration plant. r. ). BLOME co. aulS-2t
PASTURAGE.
HORSES PASTURED in Virginia. 81 month:
excellent grazing. Address BOX as, this Of
Acs- auls-2t
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WANTED-A white girl to do general house
work; in the family, Apply at once.
1882 Newton st, BroOkland, .. c. au1S-2t
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FOR sAlE-HoRsEs & VEHICLES

FOR SALE-A splendid Ieather-top Luggy,
pole. ana snaftsi also q Iiue surrey, with pole
ana shafts. ali in perfect order. Inquire
JAMES \. BATES & CO, l40l 81. nm.
aUIS-3t
FOR sALE-One large draft horse. l7o5 5th
FOR sALE-Good riding ana driving horse.
Address BON 40. this Office. aul5-3t
FOR SALE-Cneap. horse. wagon. and her-
ness a ERShINII. l-angdon. u. c. au1T-3t
FOR SALE-Two light delivery wagons, pan
eied. one second hand in good oruer; cheap
II sold at once, 1899 llIh 81 NV auI4-St
JUST ARRIVED carloads of fine delivery
Wagons Special low prices 10 quick Uuy els.
Curtain side Wagons. S55- 90
Panei-JOp Grocery Wagons..-.-S 500 10 $3.50
Panel-tOp Butter Wagons. 81 5. %
s u. WA1 Ets son. 80 Penna- Ave.
auII-tf
wagon. and harness. GEO. SPRINGMAN,
rear III Sth 81. auII-3t
FOR SALE-A new rubber tire Stanhope
buggy. yellow wheels; cut-underi leather
lined ana up TO date; also fine set OF harness,
quick buyer can get a bargain. H r. HOW
ENSTEIN CO. 1874 st. nv. aul7-3t
FOR SALE-Two double teams; also one
morse; wagon and harness; viii sell sep,
arately- Call New hampshire ave. and q
81. NV, after o'clock. au17-8t
FOR sALE-IO Virginia horses l pair of
brown mares. 6 years old; ! extra dnc
combination sorrel horse. FRED JOHNSON &
FOR SALE-Cheap nice. gentle horse good
locker and Will work 10 anything. 746 9th
81. aulG-3t
FOR SALE-Horse. two wagons and Two
double sets OF harness 453 { ST. NV. aul6-3t
FOR SALE-DFiying horse, top buggy and
harness cheap. 2l2 4l@ st. sw. auI6-St
FOR SALE-Rubber tire runabout. SO Call
1922 Kenyon. auIG-St
FOR SALE-A young gray mare. cheap.
Can at 1923 NJ st, NV eul6-3t
FOR SALE-Seven horses and mares been
used IN contract work; they will suit carts
on any heavy hauling. and viii make excel
lent farm horses; also one fast tFOtting horse,
city broke. and one pony been driven by
Children; also one depot wagon These horses
must be sold; no reasonable offer refused.
Call al 2i2 John Marshall place NV. aul5-6t
FOR SALE-Cheap. twenty sore horses, suit-
able Tor country work. Apply Il. L. BUNT-
ING. Foreman. Merchants Transfer Com
pRny' Sd and B sts. s%. RuI3-1t
10TH AND II SITS. NW.-Jump- seat surrey.
dayton, laundry. carpenter and delivery
wagons. cheap; your price also wagon cart.
and buggy harness. bargains. au2-J0t
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WANTED Experienced tailoress on old and
goods; work all the year. BERGER,
14O3 . ST. nv, aulS-2t
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HANTED-Everybody 70 open a Sc pi,1zs a.
count IN the Peoples Savings Bank. eI5 lzfb
81, NV with 81 or more: 3 per cent Interest
f't-- auIS-Et
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Choice sIrIoin steak
unadrlterated Lee Cream-
Bicvcle and Child Collide.

Rosenfeld's. 8l2 II st. ne. Phone. East
1909.
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COLONIAL BEACH.

COLONIAL BEACH. VA--The GlenyilIa
two squares from the bathing beach, bath
rooms free. Free ride up terms, day. 81 80:
week 81 TO So; single double rooms /;
large, airy dining room; cuisine unsurpassed.
W. 2. BILLINGsLY, Prop. auI7-3t
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOURTEENTH STREET EXTENSION il
now being graded. This. with the exten-
sion OF the 18th st. car line viii greatly
enhance values at Mount Pleasant Heigats.
ONLY 4 FEW .. 80. and 100 foot lots and
several T. l, ana > acre lots now remain
ing unsolu. Natural forest shade trees On
part OF the property
PRICES, 2Oc 10 4Oc \ SQUARE FOOT
Terms, SIOU 500 cash, bal. $50 10 $50
monthly. so on for cash.
Money loaned 10 build
Write, telephone, or call fer booklet,
plat, etc.
FULTON r. GORDON
Northwest Subdivisions a Speciality.
ROBERT l.. HEATER Mgr
Colorado Building. Tel. Main 52o
au5-l5t
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

power making money. wiu sen al sarrifiess
tstItS ts 10 responsible parties NEW Y0F5E
6LslNEss BkOkEES. 81 2 81 - :.
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For Pure, Delicious Ice Cream
Select Steamed Hard Crabs Delivered

Write or phone Fussens. 1927 n. Y ave.
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Fer SALE-TYPEWRIIERS.

Sl5-YOUR CHOICE Of a No. / Denslno.e
on No Remington typewriter Tor UuIy Sl5
NELLINGTON AGENCY. so lItn 81. nv.
aulS-3t
FOR SALE-Secondhand typewriter on easy
monthly payments prices low; condition
guaranteed; low rental rates for summer
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. 9lS + 81. n -,
agents for Williams typewriter lyI0-It
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BRO0KLAND, D. C.
ARTHUR H. F. LUERssEN. Drug Store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-27

Recently the bermuda grass on tue
lawn al the city watarworks pump
Ing station has been dying, the dead
grass Appearing in spots ~ different
i arts of the lawn The attention OF
Secretary 1hoburn. Of th' board OF
agriculture. having been called TO the
matter. he secured sampes Of the
q, inc grass which We're sent to the
Oklahoma experiment station for mi
,croscopit examination. \ letter just
received from DR.. W. X. shaw, bota.
mist # the station. conveys the in
formation that an examination has
been made by Prof. J. r. Nicholson.
Vnu found bacterial organisms pres
ont I'm ia specimens Prof. Nicholson.
who b. a specialist in bacterfology,
D.. of the opinion that the organism
i- the cause Of the disease from which
90, Bermuda grass dies-Guthrie
Capital
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-27
Ardmore the. Banner Town.

That Ardmore is the banner cotton
town cannot be questioned. Some
time ago it was stated THAT Ardmorc
lad received something in excess Of
?G.o00 bales anc hat the town was
leading all others in Indian Terrific
~. The Ardmoreite reporter has
learned that The actual receipts TO
date are 50, $50 bales AM it IS posi-
BILE that the total will reach 10000.
This showing Is veryt gratifying 10 the
cotton men and merchants Of Ard
more. ItIis to be hoped that the town
viii make a better showing this year.
Farmers are learning tha. the price
raid here during the season just clos
cd was an inducement to haul their
product here and IL is expected that
they will favor Ardmore curing tha
coming season.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-27

IDy ASsOCIdTNt FfpsS.l
ST. Petersburg June "a The stu.
zion in Russian Poland shows little
Improvement Worimcn Of Warsaw
built barrioades in the streets at FIVE
places. and blood was shed in defend.
lug them Last night a young jew
threw stones at a passing patrol
hDr.Iu1u CussgUks drove crowd
oi persons into court yard and fired
q yoI,cy at them. killing or wounding
twenty. including five women and "a
boy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-27
Your Laundry

Is of enough Importance to us
to demand our best attention and
best service. Our plant is the
finest equipped steam laundry
in the southwest and only the
most skilled labor is employed.
We give your linen either the
High Gloss or Domestic finish as
you like. Agents wanted in all
surrounding towns.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-27

An article which appeared in a re
cent issue of the South McAlester
Capital does the business men and
Ardmore a great injustice 1t was ~
timaed strongly that thd business
men had II in for Mansfield, MCMur'
sJy and Cornish and that indictments
we're liable TO be returned The accu-
satiun is without foundation, and far
from the facts II is a weak attempt
10 besmirch the integrity Of
the business men OF Ard
more and beneath the notice Of them
The men who constituted the grand
jury are among the most prominent
citizens Of Ardmore. broad guaged
and hberalminded. The evidence was
presented to them by spcial inspector
ana Witnesses. including the accused.
were examined. The Ardmoreito does
rot intend to pass upon the mtrits
If the case, but il takes pleasure in
defending the business men Of Ard
more. whether they constituted the
Jury or not, against the malicious ac.
CGsation that they would attempt 10
.ndict q person for personal reasons,
Such notices as these. emanatiug from
South McAlester, is q poor attempt
to influence the general public
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-27
Foreinn Russians Back.

Wy Associated Press.
81 Petersburg. June 2--Nilitaly
Sp,rls take anything but a hopeful
view yof Iineyitch's s,uarion. The
latest nawS from the front which i-
ihirty-siX hours old says Oyama af.
ter forcing back The Russian right
and center. transferred his weight
against the left. compelling the Rus.
slams TO give groInd there also.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-27
DEED OF A HERO.
Fireman Saving Live Of Child Will
Lose His Own.

IEN ANNOIIaTt1 TItss.I
st. Joseph. No, Juna 27-ln saving
the life CT a 2ia-yearQld child which
had wandered ON the railroad tmck
near Powell. Nob, George Pochl. a
ST. Joseph and Gyand Island fireman
was fatally hurt As the heavy freight
.rain rounded curve the child was
discovered a short distance ahead
Brakes were applied but too late
pochl climbed 20 the pilot and grasp.
,d the baby a. ,lo spot was reached
throwing g. from the track uninjurcd
The hrmCns foot slipped and was
caught und the plot and literally
wr,nohcd or. lie will die.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-27

IBy AsSOClated PresS1
sidering the Moroccon situdtioncmfwy
Pari-. June 27.-Oficials here con-
sider the Moroccan situation consid-
Crably relieved by the German note.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-27
Lorsnz Goes 70 State Prison.

Washington, June 27-G. +. Lorenzo
Toledo. Ohio. convicted OF conspiracy
20 dcfraud the government. in connec.
lion with the sale OF letter lrox fastan.
ors. was today remandad TO custody
OF the warden Of the district Jail for
"emoval to state prison in West Vir
ginia.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-27
: nv AeqlCiafal pressl

NV ~ I|IdT"T PTeSs.l
New York. June 27.-John Jacob
Astor and J. b. Forgan. president Of
the First National bank e Chicago.
rendered their designations as direc-
tors in the Equitable Assurance So
C.,fy
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-27
Wood. The Pet" on Visit.

(By Associated Press.1
San Francisco. June 27.-Major
eIal Leonard Wood arrived today
from Manila on a flying trip to the
east He declares the trip has no
Uolitical significance
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-27
China Wants In.
(py Associated Press

Pciin, June 27.-A correspondent Of
the Associated Press here is Informed
on good author ,ty that China desires
I, be reY"nSentel IN the RusSo.Japan.
csc peace cOnt.bncC.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-27

Every time that a man gets a
chance he tells of some one who
hasn't treated him right.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-27

business Manager OU|'s..'' ''' .
City Editors Ohicc..............' D.
Long Distance. ...............-'' ''o
Ardmore, Tuesday, June 27, 1905.
The scriptural references 10 wick
,dness in high places might now be
moduuilyd INTO urooSoin.ss.
= - = r
What worries Russia e. the fear
that perhaps part of that indemnity
like 81 Of Colonel Tom ochhtrees
loss at poker may be cash.
:. = = r
Philadelphia graftors are sull pray.
ms for some one or something to
Jump ur and head Mayor Weaver of.
lie got such a good start when he
sailed into the gas robbers that 1t
looks like he couldn't stop If he wan
ted 10
committes has beon appointed
by tho president 10 look into all OF
the departments with view TO abol-
ishing bureaucracy and red tape.
What ~ really ought TO look for Is
competent secretary of The interior
and the tapeworm in the treasury.
4 Kansas City woman who murder.
cd her husband to make room for her
paIamous has been convicted and zen
fenced to be hanged The proof was
clear and overwhelming. Yet 1t would
probably he easy 20 arrange even bet
that she will never die on the gal
lows.
Mr. Bowen has made reply. In II
he intimatcs that he is not yet
through with his case This doubtless
means that he will demand congress
yional investigation and yindication
" he were southern gentleman N
the old school It might mean some
thing else.
II all the prominent men who have
been guilty Of land frauds We prose
cuted and subjected to the ponaltie'
provided by law the gUvernmen
would have its hands fun for a while
We have no doubt that gross frauds
could be discovered in most land de
parmonts VI searching inquir!
should be made
The shooting down by Cossacks o
1000 men in the streets Of l.od
seems lick monstrous buthcery. Ye
when a frenzied mob $4,000 stronl
goes parading through a town shout
ing. Down with the government,
ii is necessary for the authorities Il
take some decisive action.
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The decision which it is rumoro
;hat Japan has arrived at, To use IN
Roman alphabet instead of the compl
Gated Chinese alphabet now In us'
in that country, shows that she is e'
Cecdngly proud Of her victories an
wishes to print the history theeof /
letters that the most intelligent pc.
PIE of the world may read,
+ + + =
when | took mp the matter and 81
dcayored 20 enforce obedience to IN
law ON the part Of the railroads i
the question Of the rebats nrodrtar
violent opposition from the grea
Iulk OF IN railroad men and a rof1.
al by all Of those TO whom / spoke {
testify in public to the very state {
afaairs which they Jtcely admitte
TO me in private wrote Presid2r
Roosevelt in his love letter to VI
Morton, and yet it was Presider
Roosevelt who refused 20 permit n
issuance of an order 10 show caus
against all those recalcitrants whiC
would have enabled all the innoceI
ones to clear their skirts while hol
ing the guilty 10 the law lie did
10 save from the law a man whom /
had chosen as a member q his cab
net. Thus he keeps his adminisUatiC
out of court.
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ties of Eolian, Blue Ribbon, Bunk'
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