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The San Francisco call., 1905-05-31
ELECTRIC CAR KILLS A MAN
AND A TEAM OF HORSES
ehicIe, Travelling at High Rate of Speed
in Los Angeles, strikes
SprinIxling Wagon.

Los ANGELES, May 30-A rapidly
running Main-street car struck a sprink-
ling wagon at Adams and Main streets
shortly before l o'clock this morning,
killing one man who sat upon the wagon
and probably fatally injuring another
The wagon. horses and men were car
ried about block. The team was also
killed. The names of the two men were
not learned
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-31
BOLT FROM SKY STUNS
MEN AND KILLS COWS
Fierce Electrical Storm East
of Redding Causes Con-
siderable Damage.

REDDING. May 30.-The second eIectri-
cal storm of this week ragged yesterday in
the Clover Creek section east of Redding
Thomas Heryford and his hired man tied
a COW to the side of barn and went in
to prevent the horses srampeding. While
they were gone bolt of lightning struck
the cow. killing her instantly. Another
bolt demolished fence. The men were
stunned Tor a time, but recovered.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-31

her slumber wiz
be and how re-
freshed the
morning viii
find her. But
it's another
thing for the
sick woman to
feel tired out.
Rest only seems
20 increase her
suffering. She
feels ecutely
the aching back
and throbbing
nerves.
Sick women,
hundreds Of
thousands Of
them, have been
made well by
the use Of DR..
Pierce's Favor
ite Prescription
Il establishes
re0T1larifV dries
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-31
WOMAN AND THREE
CHILDREN DROWNED
ClOudburst Near Heppner,
Or, Brings Death to Moth
er and Babes.

HEPPNER. May 3O.-At o'clock this
afternoon a cloudburst occurred on Rhea
Creek, about twelve miles south OF here.
Mrs. ]. r Nuenemaker and her youngest
child and two children Of A r.. Cox were
caught by the water and drowned. Mrs
Nuenenaker's body and that OF one Of
the Cox children were recovered. No
other fatalities have been reported
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-31
THREE CHILDREN POISONED
BY CANDY SOLD BY PEDDLET
Two of the Little Ones Are Lying at
Point of Death and the Other
Is RecOverfuR

RENO, May 30.-As the result of eating
POISONED candy purchased from a travel
ing candy merchant, Edna and Della
Austin, the little children Of Edward
Austin. formerly Of Fresno, are now
lying at the point of death at their home
ir this city. Little Dorothea Pritchard,
who also spartook Of the candy, is quite
sick, but the doctors say she will re-
cover. The children were playing in the
street when the peddler approached them
and offered the candy for sale.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-31
smaIInox in AIturas.

SACRAMENTO, May 3O.-Dr. Briggs Of
the State Board Of Health, and DR.. W. ].
Hanna Of this city sent by express yes
terday a quantity Of vaccine points and
instructed the Atluras authorities to
quarantine all smallpox cases. This ac-
ton followed the receipt Of a report that
smallpox was raging near the Oregon
line.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-31
CARELESSLY HANDLES GUN
AND WOUNDS COMPANION

Charge of Shot Pierces the side OF
Young Son of n Santa
Barbara Farmer.
SANTA BARBARA, May 30-Thomas
Thurmond of Carpinteria was accidental
ly shot to-day while out with a hunting
party near that town. Lourie Doerr.
about Is years of age, was loading a
shotgun and the gun was accidentally
discharged. the full charge entering
Thurmond's right side.
Thurmond is the son of j. r. Thur
rond, a farmer. The young man was
married about three months ago. 1t can
not be told for a time whether his in
Juries will terminate fatally.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-31
search Ends in San Jose.

SAN JOSE, May 30-Mrs. John D.
Collins, whose brother in Oregon has
been endeavoring to locate her, resides
at $50 West San Fernando street, this
city. She was prostrated by the news
that her brother IS dangerously i'll.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-31
Picture Frames.

We are picture trainers in the true sense OF
the word. creators of real artistic wall hang
ines and our palnstaking in the treatment Of
every picture has the best possible results
sanborn, Vail & Co.. al Market street
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-31
ALL-AMERICAN LEAGUE
OPPOSES MONGOLIAN LABOR
Citizens Of vncaville Form an organi-
zation for the Protection OF
a white TOiIers.

VANCOUVER, May 3O.-The All-Ameri-
can League was organized at Vacaville
RECENTLY with a charter membership OF
ninety-eight The organizer was F. w.
Osrood. The temporary officers are: l.
L. Head. president: G. ]. Johnson. vice
president; w b. Stroud, secretary; L. l..
Head. Allie Pyle, r. Wren. ]. Morrison
and J More executive board The league
is orpanized to crush out Mongolian labor
in the United States. Any American citi-
zen is eligible to membership.
Tho league has free labor bureau at
yacavilIe and will establish one at Grid
ley.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-31
DR. P1ERcE's REMEDIES.
TIRED OUT.

There's many wife sits in the growing
hadows of an evening, knowing what
ID is to feel tired out; as if there was
not another ounce OF effort left IN her
But If healthy she knows how sound
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-31
When sleep Fails.

TAKE HORSFORD'S ACID PHOSPHATE
Half a teaspoon In half a glass of water just
hAfore retiring brings refreshing sleep.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-31

Try the United States Laundry. 1901
Market street. Telephone South 42o.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-31
Ladies' Hose 35c
op z Pairs $f.OO

We have known stores to charge Soc tor no
better grades than these. Our own direct
importation. Hermsdorf black. gauze Gsle
hose, very sheer; and an almost endless
assortment of Hermsdof black lace hsle
hose. in allover and boot effect. DE-
See this line at OOG
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-31

Il an ortleal which an
women approach with
indescribable fear, for
nothing compares with
the pain and horror Of
child birth. The thought
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-31

soles, and l4-inch leather heels.
sizes 21z to 8. widths B. ID. E,
instead of $l.00 the pair, to-day
80c
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-31
The Grocery
Savings To-Day

Olive Oil-70c bottles. c. & b.. $50
GhirardelIi's COcoa-H b. tns..f90
Carolina Rice-Special. 6A lbs. 500
Rolled Oats-Best Eastern. 8 lbs... ESQ
Baking Powder-Emporium best. guar
anteed pure. lb. IN 3zC
Sardines-French imported. doz. Sfs1O
TN TUG
Pearline-l lb. packages. for CSC
Washing Soda-25 lbs. CSC
Whiskey-Gaines' Old Crow or Her
mitage. bottled in bond. 7 yrs old. regularly
$l.50 bottle - $fsO5
Kentucky Belle Bourbon Whiskey
Full qt bottle. regularly 75c. for $50
A. v. III. Gin-$l50 bottles Sfs38
Wood Alcohol-Qt. bottle. -. $50
Cedar Run Whiskey-Special. gal
=. $1s9O
Val BIatZ Beer
Pts. reg. $50. doz. Sf.15
Qts. reg. Sis, doz. $fs90
M Claret- Good quality. gal
49, 4OC
Red Gross Mineral Water
STORE bottle $50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-21
@rOhcr 9lrnnO in AnSian0pOlis.

SnotunappliS, Sno., 90 Sc.
6ruor. - Sin m1brcno ser lcbten
9toht bier oIlSgebro6eneS Sclter
rihtete ShoOeu 3im @einnlnltbetrn.
&c bon $t,t00,000 an, luelher 0urh
&criihering sum @ctrnge bon $500.
600 gcGCdt lit. 0ie Wranoitdtte licGt
0idt 6cim llnior@obnboic lmb lit
0urh sic N(crioian= lmo Qouiiiuuo-
itrube, Sudion-@laec mo cine glllen
bcgrCnjt 0uS .@ron0 0otel" iin0
mGbrcno 0ca 9ron0cS Scucr. luurOt
ic0otb Dor 3critGrnng bcunbrt lmo
Der i6nl 5lNcfii1te S6uOcn bctrGQt
nift iiber $500 9(uhitc6cno fol.
gen sic cin5clucn @oiten ser Der.
Iltitc:
6obulcp & WtcGrco, WcbGu0c
Sl25.O00. &Crlult onI &orrutb 5000
eco, &eriidcrlmg $290,000; 81. &ci-
fer 0rug Co." @cbGlOc $4,000,
&orrotb $225,000, @erli6crun0
S2l5,0OO; @riifitbS 9ro@.. @cbGuoc
$4,000, &orrotb $l50OO0, @crii6e
nng $t60000; Is. Is. Golmctih
Go," @cb0uoc $4,000. @orrotb$l0.:
600, &criidcrrug $G5,000; aSbcr.
mon &ouic," @cb0uoc $4,000, &or.
rotb $4,000, &eriicbcumg $50, 900;
oSopop Notel," (Scb0uoc $4,000;
Sorrutb $4,000, &eriihcrlmg $t5,-
COO; st. GbnrlcS.@otcI, @c6Guoc
$4,000. &orrotb $4,000, &crii6c
rmN $1,000; oNillir NhuincruGo., i"
@cbGuoc 5000, &orrotb $1,000,
&criihcrun9 $4,000. @cioumt.& Scr
Init SIt00,O0O.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-21
0cbcnOig 6cgrabeR.
Gimltnr5 cincr 0ublCnichc bci
Sirmiuabnm

llcbcr 100 9lrbeiter ucridiittct lmo
mobridcinIib Ocn IoOc ocriol.
len, - Gncr0iidc @cmii6lnNcu,
ibncn NcttunN ST bringen. -
GonpffeiicI grpIoiion bel elmer
&ob(en0rubc na6c ct. Gloir&-
bile, ., for0crt cbcufolS mcb-
rcrc N}cnifcnlcbcn gum Opicr.
- &icr Gootc lmo an pic3cbn
GcrIcbtc, Ocrcn orci ii6 in fritz
i6cm 3uitonOc bciiuOcu.
9 i5r inQDnm 2llo, %. 6cbr.
-- Sarge @criMtc il6cr Cil idDrcd
liHc5 lltalild in Ocu &irginio Sob
lcn5ehcn, chun Is 0icilCu BON Dir
minQbonL lonOtcn bcutc 9t6cno bier
nn l05 0I0nncr iU0 IN ser @rrbc
nerihiittct imo man iiwt6tct BOB tic
iGnnltlich toot limo. l3ic Is hci6t.
Wrroc Dos lmNiid olrdb cinen Stnl,
lcn-Ginlhrj, 6crbeigciiIhrt our6 0o2
pon StiiBbolfcu perun.
laBt. 3iigc nit 9ler5tcn, Mdrtcrn
mo GcttltnaamunnIcbnftcn limo bon
bier iompbl iuic uon @ciicmcr nod
0cm S6aupluBc obac9onScn.
I'm 10 llhr bcutc 9lbcno crhiclt oic
3cihuQ y9[NC ,NcrolO" cincn 9critbt,
Gob nlon ollc m0QIidcn 9lnitrcn1lu.
gen mudbt. oic &crihiittctcu 5ll cr.
rci0clL BOB GiC2 ieooh luum0glicb
Dor morgcn irii6 bUucrfitCQigt mcr
Ocu fam.
3ic 3ChCn Ncb0rcr scr o2(lobunla
StcCl ou0 g3irc 60" lmO itn0 un
RciO & 60 ucrpnhtct. @ciBc ioiuobl,
Ipic 9icger, luorcn in 6cnicl6cn be
ih1ftigt uno crit fiir5li6 lottcn aud
}lr Union gcb0riAe Go6lenar06cr
BORT 5ll or6citcl bcQonncn Sic @ru.
ben purOrn ais cin Wfnitcr 9crNpcrf
bctrodtct. Gic StoQcn rmo @0nQc
porcn nit @crijrGlihtiaunQ o0cr
u6Nlidcn9oriicbt onQelcgt, uno man
bntte lic Shluicrigfcitcn nit @ul.
bcndaa in oeniCl6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-21

RGbluab & Co., 9lcipaOort.
9Sertbe ocrrenl - Su ge5ua auf yHabtuah's
Biucn" iuimidbe tb, 5u iagcn, bab idb uienlaES
trGctb ein SciIulttteI ariuHoen babe, oab osnieI'
ben gIcitb 1T.
Bdbren6 Der Iebien 8lpel Sabre lit TO an
uerbbIcr SDspepfte uno Seriiupfune, gnt oem
@iicn berlpiirte i'd Gin GefiibI Der Sbpsre I'M
Wiagen uno bes GrbrcdeHs, bate Scbmersen
uno ipdr fdbiunob i'm Stopf nHo bann iulirbe
Id nerbbS. SD probirie gtaes, nas mir cnI
piobIen mar. Wlein slrdt fagte mir, oaB 10
bronif4e Seriiopiung uno einen lauren Waeen
babe. @r baIf mir ein ipeHe, aber hirirte uiicb
mot. SD ipar faft berJpeiieIt. GnbIid bepoe
MID elm 6reunb, pRabpab's Rinen" su prDbt.
rem, iuas i6 dli6 tbat. llno i'd iaae NIT Der.
guiieeu, oaB iie mir Mot nur 2tnoeruus ber.
f9afften fonbern mid politib furirteH. Goear
nacbbem i'd ilc Elm paar Gaee eerommen bate.
arbetete Der Wa9en regular, rno bic bhspepti.
fdben Sbuptome fnb f6on berf6tuunben. Jest
fibe tdb miD iuie Elm neusr Uenfcb.
Wab8e Soit Gle unb Sbre tuuHbsrbure OaeoI.
sin fe8nen. SD berbIeibe Sbr
v. 9. 3rerler, gluentoipn, pa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-21
Ylicc ocbt nodD Ocn Ebilippinen.

@oibington, &c. 30. fScbr
@ic man mcIOct, ioa Sri. 9tlice
SiooicucIt, mcm 9iidtS oo5piicbcn
fonlmt, Ocn Setrct0r Soit ino iciuc
Satin I'M nd6itcn Suli ouf ibrcm
9lllSfIuge nob ocn @bilippiucn &c.
gleiten. Die 6uDrt miro wobri6cin.
lid ollf Dem Observation-Disclosures
gernod)t mcrocn mo oic 9ieiic iol I'M
0un5en ehpu Orci Dtonote in gIn-
ipruh ne6nicn. Die pin- lnb Scr
io6rt boltcrt gclu0bnlid jc eincn No.
nat ilio cin Wionot ioll oitf Ocn Ebi.
lippincn ucrbrud)t lucr0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-21
mmbebagett
1ta@ Se,'t
Speiie,t.

2eute, mcIde noG bcm GiIrn lin.
bebogcn entpfinoen, iih nit einem
@efiiDIe bon goIlbcit uuO Sfltpcre
beOriitt fiiblen lnO tpeIde bGufie
finOcn, Dob Oie Robrung oufbIdgenb
lno idmer5eno tpie Elm ibpereS &c.
tuidt in Ger Nogcngrlt6e bdugt, oSer
tueIde IeiOen al GerItopfllug, innerIi'
den SGmorrboioen, @pQbIijtigfeit inn
Sopie, iourcm Wlagen, llebelfeit,
SOObrCnnen, 8opfipeb, glbi6cu Dor
Robrung, goIigem gIlifItoBen iiufeu.
oen ooer flatternOen Seniotionen in
elmer liegenoen SteIlltng Sdtuinoel
bel pI0sli6em gluiiteben, Supfen ODER
@elpe6en Dor 6en glugen 6ieber tro
olnnpfen Shmer5 I'M Gopfe, ntnn9eI.
boftcr S6weiBobionoerlmg @eI6-
belt Der Saut nnO gIlgcn, SdmerS
i'll Der SCite, 9rnlt Ocn @liCoetn,
unO pl0eIidcn Sige.9(nidIlen ioItcn
etlide Sropfen gGbrauden por
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-21
Sampfcr i'm Sic einscid,luiIem.

ct &oiepb Diih., 20. 5ebr.
- Der Eere 0iorQuettc 0onpfer
pr 4" Iicgt ieit 30 Shlnoen in
cinem groBen Gisieloe. jebn Meilen
bon Dem Snien Ecntuater, peldeS
lid iIber 30 Nieileu meit icltieits oeS
GnntpfcrS eritredt. 9llem gInihein
nodl but Der Qnmpicr feline aoblcn
mcbr, lnO bic WtnnnidIoit oerbrennt
Die lf0bcI mo Ginrid)hngen. INN iid)
mo Die Euiiogicre Dor 0cm 5o0e
0llr6 Gririeren 81 bepnbrcn 9illr
mcnig Qnlilpf fomnt ais ocnSd)orn.
ltcinen. Der Innlpier ,WiuhiItiQuc,"
mcld)cr bier WleiIcn n0rolid, pom
0onpfer ogtr 4" inn Giie liegt. bot
offenbor nod aoblcn gcltug ltno Itobt
groBe Hnitdnpoltcn ans. Sin oritter
Gantpfer, melder onl tSreitag BON
Suoington obging, I'M ben onoeren
Siilfe 5u bringcn, itedt etiun flint
WteiIen norO0ItIid) bon nNr. 1" I'M
Gle irlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-21
3ndlt6ans anf Scbeilsscit.

Wf a on, Mid)., 20. ,Sebrllor -
1Srun Carrie SoaIpn, luelde iid idpll.
Big bcfunrte, ibrcu @atten our6 0ift
ernorbet 5u Dobcn, ilnO ibr 2ieb6n-
Der Siuoc Smon. mel6er olS glder.
fncd)t in oc5 Grnloroetcn 0ienItrn
ltnno, murOcn Dclte 5il lebcnSltings
lider 3udtbot21nit uerllrtbeiIt.
Span lpilroc 6atptl06li6 mii8rilno
Scr 9lrsIogcn Ocr tSrou Der Nit.
i6ulo oil beln Moroc iibcrfiibrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-21

mo luur6c tbeilpeiic ocntolirt. Sri
Grace W1ott6elp8 aus Suiicrn, %
y, luCIhc SIR Belt ouS cincm 6cn.
tier ocS 3uacS ihalttc, bGic6 ouf ocm
6(cdc toot, lm0 an 10 onOerc @crio=
ncn turr6en perlebt, 10 OcriclbCn be
0cntIih, 3ruei Der @uQgou3 itiir5.
ten oIf eine ttefe Sdlnecucbc lmL
Elm llmltono, iueldle Die @cfubr iiir
sic ($nioiicn crbeblidl pcrminOcrtc
Gic &crlcttcn iinO bierbcr gcbrocbt
mnrNCn-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-21
ScHcl GrpluiiUu nnO ScbcnSucrluIt.
0ompifeiicl borit mGbrcno uielc
aoblengrG6cr i'm Mioihincnborc
pcriumlnclt mnrCn.

ct. GloirSpillc, 9, 20. Sc
brltor. Gurh cine GompifcIicI-
GrpIoiiou bci Der 3c6c gtr. I, GiQcn-
tbum Scr oYropioencc Goal So, ."
nabe bier, iuurOcn beutc 5p0lf WiGu-
ner ihlper uerlebt. 3mei bcrielbet
nGnlid 6runf MiIlcr, 3G Sabre alt,
outs @lcncoc, 8, lm0 Woidiniit Gli
Wlinti, 26 SATIRE alt, ans 9t. Glars
bile, linO icitOcm ibrcn &crlcbin0cn
crlcgerL iuto man iilr6tct, bob bier
onOcrc cbenfullS ni6t NIT Dem &ebcn
onDon fontmcn mcr0cn.
(SpGtcrD 49, &icr WiGnncr iinb
toOt rnb fl ucrlcBt, bon lucIG' Scbtc
rem iicb brci in fritiidcm 3litonoe
beiiu0cn. Nm. 2loom9, Erdiiocnt
oca Sofol5mei1c@ scr ollnitcb Wiinc
@orfcrs; ltno Gin rStoIencr, 9iomen2
Oiidlocl DiiIonod, limo icit oent 9lbs
lcnOcn Der critcn ICpcihr 0eitorbcn.
Gic 3cdc lpur bclltc nidt int @ctrieb
rro uiele Irbcitcr bottcl iid inn Wio.
id)inenboltie, cincm 9rctterae6dltoc,
ncrionllIclt, INN 5u crfo6ren. luie
6oIb sic 9tr6rit picoer oli9cnonnlci
lucrOcn ioatc. EIoblidj plobte Der
aeiicl ino Die Grploiion ucrbreitctc
Zoo mo Terocrbrn itntcr Den pcr.
iunrncltcn Of1nncrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-21
Am Ghicaao. sSas. iinO Sc 8

Sn Gbicogo, Sis iinO Oie Ga.
jdbrigc 1Srolt A}urgaret .. Gopiion
unb Der 7S-jdbrige Sobn Ton ais
Spfcr ciner Ycud)tgaapergiitiing 5lt.
ionllcn in ciucm 3iInmcr gciitnoclt
iuorben. Sic 6rait NOR idnn tobt
.a6er Gop fonntc ms 2ebcn 5llriidge
ruien lpcrDen. Didn iueib nidt, Oh
es lid i'm einen llnfdll ooer lint cinen
Sel6ltnor0 Donoclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-21
@abnfataitr


%ericp. IT. Gtlibe Weni6en ge-
t0otet lno piclc perlcbt.
Gbicogu, 20. 15cbrllor. Ter
0citcrn gbcnO bier obgegollgcnc 3uJ
Nr. > Der ,Gbicogo, Gods SSlnno &
Euciiic.0nbn" ipurhc hclltc nobeWips
ia, So., 0llr6 cine 5cr6rohcnc S6ie'
lie ais Oeut @cleile gciblcuOert, itll0
ntebrerc Nnggons Itiir5tcn I'M. &u.
Weblcr, MpDnort nnbefonlt, Ii .Nrp.
:. n. SobniolL DernlutbIid bon Sors
Ion, Sn., ipclhe i'm 9ioithlpnggon ia,
Ben, fomcn inns 9eben, uno g. &.
Sent aus Wiorris, HSas., erlitt ihlue.
re 8erlctungen.
8oterio1L Ms, 20, ,Scbrinr.
= Gin aus 0iiO0letolprL H.eY., font
member 3ug Der reric-Sobn." emit
gleiitc aus irgcn0 elmer sur Belt nod
niht befonnten llriad)e .nabe sSoir-
lalpn, bier Mcilcn n6r0lid BON bier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-21
~ uonap's
~ 0tccen

iino rein beeeiabiIif6, miIb unb 5uberIdifis.
gelpirfen perfefte geroauune. bouftdubiee ab.
Iorbirun9 mo aeiunoe 9ieGeImdbiefeit.
5ar bic Qeilnng non alien 8siblusrbeH bes
MassnS, Der GinseweiOt RiereH gfaie. nee.
pDien aranibeiten, Sdmurrboiben, apSffpsb uub
alien geihwerOen Der 2eber.
BrciS 90 Gents pro bog. g,erfnuit bon alien
Gpoibefcn ooer Der RuIt 6uaefanot mad GIN.
plans bes Brefcs. Jlabpap & 60, 55 Gin.
Sirabe, NeiusDprf.
Seio ii6er. oab S9r ~Rabpab's' befommt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-21

Gridfiang IN eineu 3ogf Sn fnriren,
rebnie man InIdtibe 8roto Gniniite Tablets.
SeiInno erfcT0t g. %. @robes linterihrff
an ieber Gbd0lcl. t9iobi2. ga. 5Lla.ss. .G9RD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-21
- 22illen
Rao,uaD & Co., glciu.gorr.

tueItbe has GbCm ftbneu bon an ben obenaes
ndnnten Dci1ucrben belrcen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-21
SHoct 9IrrOluppo's GcicrtiOn.
Scincr 9lnGo6e nub lit cS rnm0gIid),
Gin 6Iottcnofiijicr umO 5tNlcidJ
autcr G6riit jl icin.

@oibiu0tou, :. g.. 20. 15c6r.
- Seefa0et Wtilton ". glrroluoo0
oon burlington Nc, miro me0cn
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2oro IN 9tcW Dorf in &oft lmO miro
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Ofnrinc Oerlcitc }ur SnrmorolitGt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-21
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iliCht nnietircniide Erdoifafe 9Scr an Nepis
nm. 9iiidenihmerien. lcbeIcii. siqliobeH, ger.
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icbUtroen rioei, miro ciipnS gitliprS INTO tSueS
fiilocft. iucnn er hie beriibnlteH ct. Nsrnaro.
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fnb oice 'Bilcn. wclbe nur ans ocn beiIfrdfs
iigilcn Bilduicnditen jnheretfet iperoen. buS
ciiliia juucrldlge 9ellmtttel filr ollie ieile 1ets
ben. (StSpSa, l&S)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-03-19
Police Judge.

We are authorized to announce Jonn
l.. Gait as a candidate for reelection
TO the Office Of Police Judge OF the city
of Ardmore, subject TO the action OF
the Democratic primary, Monday,
March 20.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-03-19
PERSONAL

y. l.. Wills OF yler, Texas, depu-
ty supreme commander Of ne Knights
of the Maccabees is here in the inter.
est of the local lodge.
Mrs. l.. +. Gardner, who has been
visiting here for brief time, return.
ed to her home at Checotah yesterday
morning.
Mrs. Delphia Duncan and little niece
Gladys Holland, are visiting friends at
Marietta.
Hon. c. VI. Campbell, wife and dau.
ghter. returned yesterday from n Wis.
1t to Washington and other eastern
cities.
Ed. Lee of Vinita IL ia The city FOR
the first time since the big convention
here. lie found the people very gentle
and quite busy.
G. w. Young of BcrNyn, who has
been here attending court, returned
home yesterday afternoon.
Miss Helen Gillespie, who is at
tending school in Gainesville, is here
visiting her mother.
DR.. Joe S. Morris of Clarendon, Tex.
as, is here visiting his brother. Dr..
c. S. Morris and family.
DR.. j. r. Barnwell of Overlook was
a business visitor here yestc day.
J. Wood Taliaferro re.urnei l,ster.
day afternoon from Pauls Valley
where he had gone to embalm the
remains of c. ]. Grant, one of Pauis
Valleys most prominent citizens, who
died there Friday evening.
Sidney Suggs and wife retu,pe1 yes
terday from Washington ami other
eastern ports.
Will Chancellor, formerly with the
Z. A. Weir Shoe Company. las ac.
cepted a position as travelling sales
man for the Pineule Chemical Com.
pany of Chicago and viii iea.e Mon
day for his territory.
Andrew Hardy, a for Ior citizen of
our town, now living in the Seminole
Nation, is here for few days on bus.
mess, looking hale and hearty.
Kennett Hudson has returned from
a visit to his former home in Kansas
City.
w. T. Ivy, general manager of the
Perfect Cure Sanitarum, is in the
city making arrangements for the re-
moval of that institution from Green.
vile.
Srthur Steckaan came in from
Tishomingo yesterday.
Attorney VIM. Hooker was here yes
terday from Purcell.
John X. Dexter has returned from
Atoka.
VIM r. Rickhart of Columbus, Kan,
is in the city the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. o. Hudson.
S. S. Tolson went TO Sherman yester
day.
II. G. House was here Friday from
Maristta.
j. f. Armstrong Uf Lebanon was a
visitor to the city yeste; day.
d. b. Lester has returned rom an
extensive trip to ST LOUIS ana chi
cago.
l.. B. southerland OF Cornish is IN
the city.
A. and J. W. Mana Of .Als-m are
in the city.
w. l.. Byrd, Jr, Of Purcell was here
last night.
l.. w. Howe of i.e1anoa is in Ard
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-03-19
Assessor and Collector.

We are authorized TO announce "
X. Roberts as a candidate for re-elet
tion to the once OF Assessor and Co
lector of the city of Ardmore. subj ,
TO the action Of the Demo7 attic pr
mary, March 20.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-03-19
Treasurer.

We are authorized TO aInouuc
Frank Butt as a candidate for re-ele,
tion to the Office Of City Treasurer o
of the city OF Ardmore subject to a,
ton of Democrats primary Ion IA!
March 90.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-03-19

We are authorized 10 announce 80
l.. Deem as can iidate for the OF [,
OF city attorncy OF the city OF All
more and subject to the action OF tn
Democratic primary, March 20
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-03-19

We are authorized to announce Bucl
Garrett as a candidate for the Office OF
Chief of Police OF the city OF Ardmore
subject to the action OF the Democrat,
primary, Monday, March 90.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-03-19

We are authorized TO announce la
Cannon as a candidate for the office
of City Attorney of the City of Ard
more. subject to the Democratic pri.
mary Monday, March 20.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-03-19
City Attorney,

We ale authorized to announce Cas-
well Bennett as a candidate for the OF
fee of City Attorney of the city OF Arc
more, subject to the action of the
Democratic primary March 20.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-03-19

We are authorized TO announce v
b. Frame as a candidate for the OF
fee of City Treasurer of the city o
Ardmore, subject to the action of the
Democratic primary.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-03-19
Chief OF Police.

We are authorized TO announce u
K. Booker as a candidate for re-elec.
ton TO the Office Of Chief OF Police Of
the city Of Ardmore, subject to the ac
lion OF the Democratic primary Marcf
20.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-03-19

Our department of children's ready
to-wear dresses is complete, both il
white and wash goods.
19. WESTHEIMER & DAUBE.