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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-15
MONTREAL cor NO SHOWS
And Sues the Theatrical Managers Assn
citation and Others for 100000.

And sues the Theatrical Managers Assoc
citation and Others for 100000.
Because the Moonlight Maids, the City
Sports, tho Grass widows. the Morning
Gories, the Tiger Lilies, the Cherry Bios
SONS and a score OF other burlesque ex-
tavaganzas with lurid titles cancelled their
dates the j B Sparrow Theatrical and
Amusement Company OF Montreal brought
suit yesterday in the United States Court
here against the Eastern Circuit Associa-
don, the theatrical Managers Association
and owners and managers of burlesque
houses Ia oil the principal cities OF the East
and Middle West. Among the defendants
are such we'll known purveyors OF froic-
some entertainment as George j. Kraus
and Congressman Timothy D. Sullivan OF
the Dewey Theatre. Ed Miner and Tom
Miner Of Miners Bowery and Miner Eighth
Avenue, Gus Hill OF the London, Richard
hyde and Samuel A. Scribner, the president
Of The TIes cal anagers' Association.
The p.alntlf company - the owner OF the
lhtatre Royal and. the THEATRE FranCai3
N Montreal and was a member OF the East
.Tn circuit Association last August when
uooHngs OF one burlesque show each week
were mad, for the season ending IN niay,
!%5. ne shows were those under tine
NHN"i vl the nehtllcal haIlhBeTH ASsoCla-
l4h ana were 10 90 IN rotation, week stands,
over a circuit known in theatrical parance
81 the wheel The shows were TO pay
N one OF the other OF the Montreal houses
on baI of per cent. OF the gross REQ ipts,
Lut m November. the complaint alleges,
the defendants conspired to cancel the
10 Kings and the only burlesquers 70 eddy
the Montreal populace thereafter were
sae ntu3Sy b .lles and Fay Foster.
me Montreal houses accordi lgiy were
Obliged 10 shoE inferior attractions. with a
consequent heavy 1855 to tina 1ners.
he paintif evidently considers the
tWlesquers great drawing cards In Mon
steel, lor the comp.aiat states that the
painful is unable accurately 10 measure
The fu-l amount Of the injury which IL has
suffered and will suffer. but that such
amount u at least 100000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-15
"DIE FLEDERMAUS REHEARsED.
Result Delights Herr Corieti-FIrst Grand
Conlic Opera Here. and lie Did It.

There was rehearsal OF Die Fielder
mavs,' yesterday for the first time with
the orchestra and the entire constellation
OF stars which is TO supply grand opera
vaudeville In the recond act q MIR. Con-
reds benefit performance. Nine. Eamos
was not there TO sing With Mr. Saleza and
Par con the rio from the PRISON scene In
Faust They did the opera last III xht
in Philadelphia for their salaries.
Nine. NJ rdica did not attend the re-
her al. fer an unexplained reason. but
she sent her secretary. who danced grace
n lily in Il e secord act with hr. Csru.o.
At previous rehesrsals, Nine. Nordica
sent orly her french poodle, 30 there vas
n distin ct advance in her interest yesier-
day. Mines. Fiemstad, Ackti, De Ms cchi.
Weed and NM. Ceruso. Gerald /. Bur 2
saller. Jounet, Van Roov, Rossi Parvs
Blass and Nuibo took their places in The
chcr's ut The end Of The 30, ord fct
Mr. Conried refused all requests to see
this rehearsal, and not more than score
of persons who were not engaged in the
Performance witnessed tie proceedings.
The rehearsal began promptly at 10 O'Clock
and ended at ll5, so the audience on
Thursday night will be dism ssed at mid.
night. There were no delays in the rep
Mines. Sembrich. Alien and Walker and
NM DIPPED, Greder and Reiss had re-
boar-rd their ri 80 fr quently that
MIR. Conried had few occasions TO inter
rupt the rehearsal.
Il am delighted. he said, that the first
performance Of comic opera at the Metro
polltan will not be IN the least like opera in
the ordinary sense of the word. II is com
edy of the finest kind with the music OF
the highest class ! am delgi ted that
am the lmpresaro TO do that fret at the
Metropolitan
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-15

ing the life OF Peter the Great in English
for American publication, and transiating
the stories OF Chaldea, Assyrla, DO, into
Russian for publication in Russia. Mr..
Marcks. who had been absent for time
and returned, apparently, in the best of
health and spirits, died in mysterious
way and very suddenly. The letter com
munioating the sad news, written by this
very busy and scholarly woman, is INC t
interesting in that it really belongs TO
the old school Of letter writing. now, I'M
fortunately. dying out All the smallest
details arc written out in fascinating fine
script, as In the old days before the type
writer and telephone came In to make
letter writing lost art. Mime. Rago2in Is
me mber OF the Society of Ethnologique
and Athenee Oriental. Paris; OF the Ameri-
can Oriental Society, of the Royal Asiatic
Society Of Great Britain and Ireland, of
the Anglo-Russian Literary Society. Lon
dom but in spite OF these little amusements
and the writing OF many books, incit ding
history of tho world. she finds time 10
write letter with tho fine precision Of
gentlewoman Of the Cd schoo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-15
George AIDE Sails for Japan.

George AIDE sailed for Japan from San
Francisco yesterday on the steamship
Corea. Mr. AIDE was recently In Bermuda
and from there he went to Mexico. Now
he il going to stay six weeks In Japan
He thinks tho climate will improve his
stomach, which has been troubling him,
and incidentally he will put the finishing
touches on The Second Time on Earth,
which Henry w. Savage will produce next
season
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-15
New Erie rerpnoat at work.

The new ferryb oat Of the Ere Railroad,
the Goshen, was put in service YESTERDAY
on the CT ambers street line SIZE is OF the
same pattern as lie other new ones. the
Tuxedo and Ar ngton, a propen and
double decker. There as been no attempt
at ornament as TO cabin fms but the beat
foes with ca e. Sic IL IA feet long and
vas built at Wilmington at a cost Of about
$3.50, 600.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-15
bridge Crowd Tore Cops Coat on.

A broken contact shoe on one of the
motor cars on a Brooklyn Bridge local
train caused a twenty minute block during
7,sh hours at the Manhas;an end of the
Bridge last night. The police had tough
time handling the crowd. Otf1cer Nc
Hahon's uniform was practically ruined
The coat was torn from his back in the
struggling crowd.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-15
once Building for n Bronx Theatre.

Plans were filed yesterday for ten story
freproof Office and tore building to be
built for the William. T. Keogh Amusement
Company at the southeast corner Of West
chester and Bergen avenues, alongside
the new Bronx theatre now building for the
same company. The cost is estimated at
sa25 600
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-15
THE Amazons" TO lie Played for Charity.

An amateur performance of THE Anna
IONS Is to be given in Carnegie Lyceum on
the evening cf Feb. Is for the benefit OF the
Darrach Home for Crippled Children by
members Of the In Quantum Club, an au1il-
larry organization of tho home. It was in
this play that Georgia Cayvan delighted the
public several yeap ago in the Lyceum
Theatre. The members Of the In Quantum
Club are not new in the ranks of thea'rical
amateurs. and they expect their charity
performance to bring out a large audience.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-15
BLANcBEWALsH ST0cK COMPANY
ran 81 the Aciress's Managers for Next
keason--To Give New Plays Only

Blanche Walsh's mayors Wagenhals
hemper. have scheme 10 organize
stock company with Mics Walsh at it's
head Tor next winter The plan is TO or
game an all-star company and produce
loth,ns but new plays.
IL IS proposed to lease Broadway thea
re LOT the season, one OF the smaller thea
Tres II possible. The compauy will not 20
On tho road, It beilg the intention to lease
tls ngnts Of successful plays TO road com
I.anies,
Robert Dro ct is spoken Of az one Of the
members Of the company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-15
rUBLwATTsSs.
Harpcr's Book News
The Silence of
Mrs. Harold
By Samuel N. Gardenhire
Author of Lax C,ucls.

Author OF Lax (rucLs.
"There's good novel out
and any one who likes a good
novel--one that will last three
days and which you don't want
to hurry over-should not fail to
read it "-BvoOkbn Eagle.
AS absorbing as the most fascinating
detective tale. The plot is entirely origi.
nal In the annals OF fiction. 1t tears At
rhe heart-strings and carries the reader
along In perfect whirl OF emotion. Moo
York American.
"Ir approaches Charles Reade in in terest
and intensity. The eomplexity OF life in
the whirling metropolis, with It's lster-day
social and business plots, has never been
better handled. Mp Yorker.
"A story OF remarkable ingenuity in plot
and skill in the telling, the curiosity OF
the reader being piqued in the first chapter
and kept on the alert until the end"
-Cisp< and Pain DssIsv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-15

Nine Ztna'de Rago7in. author OF tho
story Of Ctaldna, tie story % Assyria.
DO, has met With severe affection In
the death Of her Russian publisher. Mr..
Marcks Nine. Ragozil is In Russia. writ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-15
LAST WEEK BUT ONE OF OPERA SEASON.

Mon. ENg.. Feb 70, az s. FLEDERAAuS Sem.
erich, Walker Alten: Dippel Gori,z, Rriss. Gredrr,
M4rhlma9n' H9!psei.r Conductor. franeo.
tDo lie I'D -CAVALLRRfA RUSTIcANA. be
nsGoai; Jaco1y Bauer nelster; NM, Suibo Gtral-
Scott, Bars, Parvfs Conductor. ViTnA
WeIY Morning. Feb p (Hash. Birthday, Mat
a. llJo ptccisely-Lsst PERI. OF PAR5tFAL.
frcmttad. h1rg taller, Van Ro1y. lass, GoYlt1
NHhlmAnn. Ress Conductor, Hertz
- we'd Evg- Feb p, at s-IOSCA. Emma
EancS; Caruso, Scoitl. Rossi, Bars. Cond'r. VignA
Thurs ATM Feb. y Mat at 80 GO DETER
DAElNERlNG N0id ca. Walker Alton. Weed
haipA' Milford; Bufgstallcr, Bls g. MuhlInAnn
Co1luci1r Hertz
>, FL. Evg-. Eco. -, s-BiLLo IN MASCHERA
Emma EamcS. Alton. Homer. Cdtus, SJotu,
Fanron Gourmet Hevue. Con turt0r. INA.
sale Seats or next e &c = performances LeKfns
T1-hoTr,w tfh ~ Ata a. "
WE5GR PLANO USED.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-15

Since Ellen Thorneycroft Fowler has
confessed to the world that Kate of Kate
Hall" was really Joint production com
posed by her husband and herself -share
and share alike, in the early days of thtir
married life. some one has jeerc d at tho
story as n honeymoon attempt To
which the author replied that though
there might be wiser ways Of writing a
novel, there were certainly more foolish
ones Of spending honeymoon
The eighteenth edition OF Nancy Stair
has been exhausted. The story has been
dramatized by Paul NJ. Potter in collaborn-
ton with the author and will be put On
the stage in March, with Mary Mannering
in the title role. Nancy" has many ad-
Miners and nUmt rous Implications for her
photograph are received Recently an
adorer with bad memory presented
himself at the publish ers' and demanded
a large. handsome photograph of the author
for publication. He represented himself
as a literary editor and promised To return
the photograph. All the prominent periodi-
calls have been carefully watched, but that
part. cular photograph has not been re-
produced, nor has 1t been returned. The
publishers are wondering why they didn't
take the mans name and address that they
might add other contributions to his COL
lection.
II is always interesting TO find out how
the wheels 60 round in an authors head
and TO know the system which he considers
most satisfactory to work under. ElmoIe
Elliott Peake. author of The House Of
Hawley, published by Appletons last week,
Is one Of the literary workers who observe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-15
DUCdES,oF DASrLIC rnu,ic I, obtain n bile
Tor the PiANoLA, keoilln Hall, 353 Fifth Az
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
GrAnd Operl Sea.on IAOA-lnna

Under the direction Of MT HeIHrion c,'ir.d
Iv-dIy, Mat, at 80 - SIEGFRIED Alno
Achic Jacoby. A.cA. Burgstailer Van tsooy. Roihs.
Coritk' blass Conductor, Hertz.
. MS Evening. st s-LA GiOCOSDA. NordicA.
Homer Walker Caruso. GlrAldoni. ptAnoon Begus
Dltrtcne. Conductor. vlyia
nuns Evg. Fec. 10. at ESPECIAL PERFoRM-
ANNE' DIE FLED.RAAUS.- Sembnch Walker.
,AFcu. Olppcl. RclRs. Gorltz. Gredcr, MuhlmAnn,
H4easeler: Conductor. franko.
Ast H. Ali rae Principal Artists viii appear
N Evg" Feb. II. at s-LOiENGRIG Emma
eamos' Homer, Saleza. Van Rooy. Blass. Muni-
Sat, Al. feb Is. at LES HUGJJRyoTS
sem. rich. De Macchi. walker, BAuerrntll Ter
AMaltord; Caniso plancon, Sootl. Journei, Bars.
begue. DufTl' b = ReiSs, Greder. Conductor Vlgnh
sat krg. reh, Is, at S tPop. Prfcet) III Nm
HAECSER -Aino Ackte Frefnstad Alien; Brr.
sthist. Go1tE' Blass. Reiss. Muhlmann, Greder
sun Egg: REQ, 10. at $50. q, popular prices
GRAND SUNDAY MIG IT CONCERT
Sol0lsts:-- Nno Acktc. Louise Homer and
NSAHE. NlJin tAr. with SIR. r. L. Johnstonl.
knuTe Mctt. Opera Orch. Conductor Hertz
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-15

IRVING PLACE THEATRE. Tonight. s:,1
dhurt. IN tvgs. Sat. Mat. MAXIM 0ork's
Russian Drama "Saohtasyl' CHE Might Refuge,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-15

HU tPY DUHPTY musio Is obtainabIe for
the tIANoI-A. Aooiian HALL 562 Fifth Az.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-15
SHEN, HANLETANDHAMOAELBT
ALDoR4;BR0THER or HAN,ooZES
SPANISH BLOOD AND GOLD.

kesrcare's sublime Tragedy Given
Here With an Appropriate Etc.
-Orlsinni Readings of the Lines That
Fan TO sDp over the FoOtllshts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-15

A unique dinner was given recently for
Arthur Henry Vesey in celebration Of the
publication Of his new book. The Clock
and the Key The scene Of the story Is
laid in Venice. and the musicians we're
dressed as gondoliers and played Venetian
songs. The table was arranged in the
form OF miniature Venice and souvenir
clocks and keys were given to q guests.
The hostess who arranged the pleasant
surprise for Mrs. Vesey was Mrs John
" B. Lewis. daughter OF Mr.. Brakeman,
who was president OF the American Book
Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-15

Mrs. Humphry Ward delivered the
annual address at the meeting Of the Bronte
Society. which convened few weeks ago
at Bailey Mrs. Wards subject was Emily
Bro1te's "Wuthering Heights" which she
pronounces more completely q work OF
geniu, than any Of the more popular novels
Of Charlotte Bronte. Mrs Ward has long
been interested in the Brontes and some
body remarked that her address alone
more than justified the existence of the
Bronte Society.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-15

Now that Jack London, euthor OF THE
Sea Wolf has been nominated for Mayor
of Oakland by the Socialist convention in
creased interest is aroused in the personality
and philosophy Of this ycurg author Of
stirring tales Of adventure. To quote Mr..
LondoI's own words:
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-25

After am illness lasting some two
weeks SullWoll Russell Bee, aged !
year and months. died Friday oven.
ing az e. O'Clock The death of tn.
baby came as great shCck to the
family TN, little fellow made a gal
liant light for life. On Friday morn
'ng ho had a sinking spell Surround
I'd by the family h pas ed beyond
AMI his passing was an extremely sad
one Cholera infantum was Ia,
cause OF death. The once happy
household IS bowed in deep grief. In
tECh hour of sadness The family haV,
the sympathy of everyone.
Russell was The only cl,ld of Mr.
and Mrs. Bee and ths grandson OF
Judg and Mrs. Stillwoll u. Russell
tlc was an unusually bright baby an,
the pet of everyone who knew him
The funeral will take place this at
ternuon at . O'Clock from the family
, sidcnce. Services will tc held by
RN. Iuny lntermcnt in Rose llil
cemetery
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-25
.ddAd6heud cmfwyp shrdl
Grand Jury Report.


The following is the report Of The
the grand jury To the court at thA
clO.o uf their session last evening
Ardmutc, l. r.. June "a. 1905
Hon. Hcsca Townsend Judg' United
states Court Sir: We. the grand
jury. % & leave to submit the follow.
ing report.
W. have found true bills In the fol
lowing commissioners cases. viz:
Horny ~ lie introducing liquor
G.. " Rice. forgery.
b +. Rich dispusing mortgayed
property.
Tom Hughes larceny.
Jar>s + King. larceny
! " Color larceny
Rob Powell larceny.
ED Wicker dlspusiup ut luuur
Mtll' Mccoy. larceny Uuitcd Statc-
rail matter
Jesse Watson. alius Ias-o EimuJ
an. larceny
W hav, found IN, following origin
20 t"u bills.
Bsposinr ug liquor !. weapon D.
malicious mischief J., conspiracy g.
We have found no bill In th' follow
iuS commissioner case. viz:
lou,u George. Introducing liquor
Respectfully submitted,
C. i. NNNDENBERG Foreman
T. s. WORTHY. Clerk.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-25
Prohibition Lecture.

Otis Dallas will lecture on "rh.
Power of Prohibition, and Why an
Opposed TO the Saloon at the Chris
tian church AT O'Clock Sunday after
noon under the auspices of the Chris
tian EndcayUr.
Mr.. Dallas Is one Of Ardmore's huyi
oi whom we are justly proud. III
won the medal in the state oratOriCa
contest at Waco and was appointed {,
80 TO Lincoln, N5b., Ia represent m,
state but did not have the time {,
make arrangements as the speech hat
20 consist of only a limited number
of words.
All are cordially invited. Com,
ana .how how Ardmorc can appreci
ave Ardmure's boys.
O. VAUGHN. Pres.
BERTHA TUCKER Sec.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-25
PERSONAL



B. j.. Johnson is here from Durant
+. D. Vaughn H. here from DuranD
g. y. Rodgers OF PARIS Is ln the city.
l. ". Williams OF Purcell is IN the
city
). y. Mlscy ia m the city from Sui
phur.
T. j. Philips is n the city from
Chiykasha.
jos. Lester of Dallas was h,rc yes
erday
Attorney Hooker has returned to
Purcell.
Atton-, j. i. Sharp Of Purcell i'
I'm the city
j. Cutcn smith Of Marietta was
n re yesterday
IA. ". tlald'ug wa in the city yes
tcrday from Davis.
Marshal CoiD.rt came over from
. Tslumugu YESTERDAY
oscar Bloom is in the city from
/ Cmrapo visiting friends.
Mrs 7. e. Bridgman departed yes
rlay tu visit wrh relative iu pa
yis
Mis- Nugic Dauln is here from
sherman visiting Miss Lena Garden
/ higa.
4 Jim Wilkinson has returned from a
w.ak's say in St Louis with rcla-
/ tiyo-.
/ d. Mccoy left yesterday for Deni-
son rp .poud two weeks with friends
AMI ltiyc-.
Mrs. D. W. lugersoll and Misses
pac ami Haemau were recent visit
rs from Madill.
Tom Roberts has returned from sui
phur where he has been Tor the past
/ week for his health.
J. r. BlantOn, r. ID. Murray, Allen
Brown and W. G. SantoE are here
from PAU, Valley ON busin ss.
Misses Willie Green and Annie Ben.
Iett az, In BurntyVilIc To spend a few
lays with Nlr and Mrs. Julian Bur
usy
T. A. Thurmond left yesterday for
New Nork via Galveston. where h.
will remain for some tim, on bust.
ness
Mrs Julia Robbins of Chicl,asha
accompanied by her niece. are here
visiting Mrs Emma Farthing and
fjmily
| Mr.. Quart Of Hemp cad, Texas
and Miss Emma Kendall of West
Liberty. ~. are in the city VISITING
. ur. ana M"s. Al Rice.
Miss MaruoIa Crusslnnl who ha.
teen visiting The family of MI anc
Mrs. j e.. SWccK Amey,r, has return
.uI no h'r n Dmr I'm Fort Worth
J. Il. Spragins was excused by th'
.c.agJ vest rday from further scrvic,
on tAo srand jury and will depart 10
DAY for Mississippi 10 visit sicl
brother ~ expects 10 be- absent te'
lavs
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-25
Cut the Weeds, o.

Chief Of Police Garrett gives fair
warning to everyone. that beginning
next "Wednesday he will take decid
ed move against violators OF the weed
ordinance. On that date he declares
he will make complaint against al
Nho do not comply with the ordinanc,
and have their weeds cut down. All
cases will be vigorously prosecuted
as the officers are determined that tho
weed nuisance must be abolished.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-25
sprained Ankle, Stiff Neck, Lame
Shoulder

These are three common ailments
for which Chamberlain's Pain Balm
Is especially valuable. II promptly ap-
piled 1t will save you time, money
and suffering when troubled with any
one of these ailments. For sale by f.
]. Ramsey W b. Frame ana Ardmore
Drug Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-25

Ex-Governor Palmer S. Mosely Of
the Chickaslw Nation was seen by a
representative of the Ardmoreite yes
dayHe Is greatly interested in the
outcome of the tribal warrant cases
Dut would not discuss the proposition
a. all The report is current that the
investigation was made at the in
stance Of II ST. Louis brokerage firm
who purchased variants.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-25

Cotton continues to roll in swelling
the local receipts. II is stated that
the tatad amount of cotton received
will exceed 10000 bales. Two big
lists were marketed last week. one
man brought in thiriy-fve bales,
while two other farmers brought in
eighty seven bales.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-25

streets yesterday a composition OF
sand cement and gravel which exists
in abundance in a vein which reaches
from Hargrove college TO the Santa
Fe right-of-way Mr.. Croslen says
that this product is used extensively
for paving purposes and can be put
down at a very low cost
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-25

am still at the same old stand do
ing dyeing cleaning pressing and re-
pairing. My work is the best and
prices right Work called for and
delivered. Phone l7G
b +. MILLS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-25

Miss Foster will see pupils wishing
instruction in the L9tcheti7ski method
If piano playing at the residence Of
Mrs. c. L. Herbert. Monday, June 20.
at a. m For further information
0pply 10
23-2t MISS MILDRED p. FOSTER.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-25
BERTHA TUCKER. Sec.

Visit Kahn's parlor ON hot after
noon or AT evening You will bc On
t,rtained and cool brceZos will be q
revelation 10 you. 20;
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-25

The Ardmorcite was presented yes
terday with "A box of very fine and
I.pe peaches by Mrs. Nora McHughes.
The fruit was grown in the city at
her residence, corner Il street and
Fifth avenue. northeast and was
highly appreciated by the boys.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-25

Tha Cat City Burial Association
CAV Jam". Lindsay, the G-ycarold
stgp.son of W. r. Hughes. living on L
str. et AND Second aycnu. southeast
q SjU burial He had only paid h!e
membership f.o of BE- a few days be
forc he took conjystivo chin and
died p
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-25

Keep Ramsey's Cholera and Diar-
rhusa Runaway AT hand during the
heated season and there's little dan
ger of severe illness from summer
ailments Get a bottle now and be
safe Price 25t
% +, j. RAM SEY. Druggist.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-25

The civic club viii meet at the
Wilmington hotel Monday afternoon
al ! O'Clock. All members are r"-
quostSd to be present
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-25

There is quite a good deal of sick.
ness among children just at present.
l. Is the usual summer complaint and
u number Of babies are affected. 1t Is
hoped thar the cases will not turn on,
.criOusly.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-25
Five Cents

Buys a sheet Of standard copyrighted
music worth from 2jc to soc at T. b.
l.ukc's Music store Monday and
Tuesday only. 2j-2
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-25
Five Cents

Buys a sheet Of standard copyrighted
music worth from 2jc To SOC nt +. b.
Luke's Music Store Monday and
Tuesday only 25-2