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made to establish either the truth or
falsity Of her statements. Some cred
ence is attached u her story. despite
4 day Of fruitless search for any one
who might knaw of such a starting
case. because of her decided familiar
ity with certain local ties. In almost
every detail her description Of the
scene of the alleged crime tallies with
that Of place conducted by Miss Nan
Gammil The place is known a. the
Riverside Hotel in which the two
Young women who disappeared three
years ago lived while they were he.e.
cu!eksand in Wei.
Il is located close ~ the hank Of the
Wabash River AMI it's interior core
spends exactly with that OF the place
in which the woman who made the
confession said she and her rival lived.
It is a two-and-one-hairstory structure
and the attic apartment bao not been
coupled for some tine. The most "a
lent feature Il the w0man's cCnfes
sion Is her deslarst on thai the Eeu
mo which she tossed the dead hosv
iContinued on Sixth Page.J
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RuELow APPROVES IL.

Berlin. Dec. 9.-Chancellor Won
Buelow. approving the naval proposals
IN The ReiehsIag today quoted Presi-
dent Roosevelt al length on the guar
antee of peace afforded by a strong
navy. He said that not President
Roosevelt alone in the United States
but o,her presidents and various coun-
lies took the sound view that the
best gecuritv for peace was an ade-
mste navy. The Chanc sllor also men
'ioned the advantage to the south dur
ing the civil war Il a navy until the
nor built a more powerful navy.
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VATICAN TO MAKE STATEMENT

Rome. Dec. 9.-Vatican has de-
cided 10 issue a special document con
cerning the eeDaration of the church
and state in France. Il viii contain
what the vatican considers proof that
It did everything to prevent the rup-
ture and declare that all responsibility
lie with the last three French cab
nets. II is believed the document will
produce quite an impression. es-
pecially in Europe
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-10
GR|D|RON CLUB
HAS GOOD TIME
Distinguished Guests Present al
the Annual Banquet.
ATTRACTIVE PROGRAM
THE FUNNY FELLOWS MADE
MERRY AT THE EXPENSE
OF PROMINENT MEN Or
THE COUNTRY.

Washington. Dee. 9.-Distinguished
guests were entertained by the Grid
idon club tonight at their annual din
ner Among the guests were the vice
president, nearly all the members of
the cabinet, foreign ambassadors ANA
ministers enators and representa-
tiyes and 5rominent paople from every
part Of The country.
The program was unusually attrac-
TIVE
A peace conference" composed OF
members of the club endeavored to
settle disputes between many promi
nent guests who were personatsd by
members of the club, bur all was I'M
availng until finally a message from
w T. Jerome of New York, with a
bottle of chloroform put them to
sleep
rho initiation of three new mem
bers afforded an opportunity for real
.roa:ts. II had refersn to the recent
letter of tho Pr irnt 10 c'bi3et Off
cC~s relating to tho dis mnat on Of
news by them. Three cabinet officers
were perforated sad thay formed a
grand inouistoral commission put
ting on the rack the baby members
for daring to inquire what had taken
place in the cabinet meetings the
whcle blame was finally placed on a
head devil who had Numbered" in
sending a letter dictated by the grand
inuuisitor.
Several DISPATCHES were received in
a fake wireless telegraph apparatus
Among those dispatches were.
Madison, WIS,
Hon William Allison:
Please advise on this point: Do
you think senatorial career leads 10
a nomination for president?
ROBERT B. LaFOLLETEE."
Columbus, Ohio
Hon Charles Dick:
please get President Roosevelt to
duplicate to me the message Presi-
dent Harrison wrote about falling out
side the breast-works
"MYRON T. IERRICK."
A Thought ransfarrence" act af'
forded another opportunity to pass on
quips upon the prominent guests
Among the thoughts thus "trans- |
ferred" and uttered by members who
were blindfolded and under the
spell" of the operator were:
Shaw: 81 positively refuse TO stay
in the cabinet after March 4, 1909"
Loeb: Nobody knows what trouble
/ have"
Taft whats sixteen millions be-
tween friends?"
Wilson, There's many leak be
tween the cotton and the creek"
J. p Morgan: "Since my c. n. q
d. experience I have come to think
there is merit in the government
ownership of railroads.
Shonts: ooh. where is my wander
ing canal tonight?"
Cannon: There IS no tariff on foot
ball. so revise it ali you please"
The musical numbers included sev-
eral topical songs touching different
prominent men about the table. One
Of them a parody on poDular air
was: Everybody Works But Fair
banks" referring to the fact that the
luties of the vice-president were not
lnerous.
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A COSTLY CONSPIRACY.

Toronto. Dec 9Th eight numb
ers who pleaded guilty yesterday to
eonspiring as individuals were today
fined one $500. two $500 each and the
others $3.50 each. With sie.000 iine
levied on the two associations yester
day. this makes $4,000. Both master
plumbers and supply ass0ciat' On have
paid their fine OF 5000 each.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-10
DISORDERS AT KRoNsTAoT

St Peters. Dec. S. via Eyitkuhnen
Dec. 9.-Fresh disorders are reporte~
from Krondstadt- IL is said the loyal
tT-ops there were obliged to fire on
the mutineers.
Riots are also reported to have TAX
en- place among the troops returning
from Manchuria. At Sizran the riot
ers are reported to have sacked the
railway station
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.O'BR|EN LOST IN
ONLY ONE FIGHT.
Avoidance OF Hero Worsbip's
Temptation Brings Success.
VII | MEET RED RoBFRT.
THIS MONTH IN SAN FRANCISCO.
HIS HABITS ARE GOOD
AND Ills PRIVATE Lire
EXEMPT AIRY.

PHILADELPHIA Dee . Cna of The
most intege ting lighters now before
the public Il Joseph Fran & Hagan.
known 70 the followers OF I'll ring as
philadelphia Jack 0Brian. IN pri-
yate life Hagin h q real estate dealer
clubman and man Gf the world His
home Is IN ih's city, where he owns
considerable real estate
Ills habits are good and his prlya'e
life exemplary. Hagan assumed the
name Of 0Brien because of he not9ri-
ETY. that attaches 10 prize fighter.
and he wished to sDa-e the feelings OF
bis mother and tx sisters
OBrien's next fight, that Is attract.
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DEAD ~ HIS OFFICE.

Mt Vernon. O.. Dec. 9.-E. Men
denball. a real estate dealer was
fsunl dead In bis on g. tais evening.
Ugually he carried large sums of
money and the fact hat bis po.fe,-
book cannot De found IA caused s.s-
picion Ct foul play The police are in
vesligating.
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Aged Man Says Wife Of Ste,l
Magnate Shaved Tor Him.
SAYS SON MUST BE MAD
COREY'S UNCLE DECLARES AN.
DREW CARNEGIE RUINED
YOUNG MAN BY TURN
ING HIS HEAD.

are correct if Ellis HAS decided to pet
eparaton from Ills wife. and il he
has. decided TO take up with that ac.
trcas. as am told, / am thraugh with
him. Mere on lury. ana sHch was
sao~n to me u be the case. | would
vote q send Ellis " The paniteatiary,
even though he be my son
/ IN tears That weiled from a brok II
heart the aged father Of w Ellis
Corey president Of the United states
Steel Corporation. declared today In
the foregoing words his stand in the
martial troubles OF his son He is
Arthur A. Corey, Town Tax Collector
OF Braddoek
The mother Of the elder Mr. Corey
tried TO comfrt him but in vain He
read that his son last night gave ou5 a
public statement ii Ellis Corey in-
tended Thai Il should be a yindicatoa
.cf himself, h fathcr does not take i
in chat light The elder Corey today
referred @ il repeatedly as Il e nft5
sion He said
~ is reported hat lie told laura
that she had NOT loved him. That IS
fo0lishnesa OF the worst kind When
woman works for her husband &Aoa
he is getting bur $40 a month. slaves
for him, mcnds his clothes. bears him
children, raises those children, guides
the footsteps Of III SO childrea in the
right path, and then, when God so
wills that one Of those children shall
be taken, she hoyera like an angel over
the deathbed and almost gives her
|own life also as thar young life goes
.out that woman loves the man whose
children she bore and Laura keyed
Ellis. Oh my Gca has Ellis gene
mad"
Family Won't Defend Him. %
Il was made practically plain in
Pittsburg today that w Ellis Corey
has not among his own connection one
single, oli;ary friend TO aefend bis
course ] B Corey his uncle. head
OF the Corey Coal Company life ng
friend Of John d. Rockefeller and the
man who give the present head Of the
steel combine his first start, today
wrote 10 his nephew long letter III
which he called attent on to his early
errors in life and TO the counscls
which he gave him The uncle pits
football, baseball ana an inordinate
desire for wealth and power at The bot.
tom of The troubles Of his cnce favor
Ne nephew and, above ALT he tlames |
Andrew Carnegie for working hi run.
.hough innocentiy
There was never occasion for pat. /
ing such a young man at the head OF /
he big c-mbiae. Ell IS LOST his head |
here and has wrought his own ruin. \
I was practically the same case win 4
'harllc schwab The man who puts
oung men in such positions does an
rreparablo damage and this is what /
;araegie did," declared Corey's uncle
Mr.. Corey sad hat when his nephew
ose TO some distinction in the steel
business he wrote asking that he usa
us Influence not 10 run the Home
tead mills on Sunday His lelJer o.
eply o. me was Insulting the uuci1
aid
Miss Ada Co3ev. sister 0f W Ellis I
'0rey, has practically cut herself Cn
rom wealth by esp using The cause
i her sterin -laW and going to Neya-
a vita her President Corey some
Ime ago gave ,to his lister an i'm
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all who are The mains,ay OF cur navy
In tacee days seamanship does not
court - greatly, What tie navy
wan today IS men who can haadie a
machine. wide awake young Amcri-
cars. and the csiaii'shrrnt of a trim
inG station ia ue yicin-ty Of Chicago
g. but al illustration OF where The
gcvcf-Icnt expects 10 secrre the best
nrl Fl lie ..rrie---
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PARAGUAY DEposEs PRESIDENT.

Buenos Avrcs. Dec 9-lt f. re-
Dor ef tiat P-cside1t Guana Of Para
guay has ben de7oaed by cong-e.s
and shas For1ig Minister Or Baez.
who formerly was tire psrsglayan
miniate- 10 the UnteI Stares. has
boon appointca p-asl ldant.
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Clash With German Athority
Over Possession OF Boy.
TAKEN OFF A STEAMER
JUST AS 1T WAS TO SAIL FOR THE
FATHERLAND-WRlT OF tlA-
BEAs CORPUS DID THE
TRICK.

New York, Dec 9-Amorltan
, law was upheld today fa !
clash with Garman authority
! over tho pos esslcn Of Louis
Brahm, German hoy charged !
with desertion !
Three minutes before he was .
10 sail as a prisoner On the I
steamship Amerika for Ger I
many, and twentyfour hours !
after he had been given up to I
German authority By this gov I
ernment, Brahm was taken off I
the snip and back under Amer 4
lean authority again by a writ I
Of habeas corpus from the {
United States district court Z
Yesterday the German cc1sul .
after trenuous effort had the =
boy turned over tc him as d =
desertcr ~ m the steamer .
Pennsylvania Brahm did moi >
desert willingly, his ship having =
sailed while he was serving a .
sentence in an American Jail .
for disorderly conduct 3
United States Marshal May =
hew said he served the writ OF >
habeas corpus last night but .
tho German authorities were .
slow in executing and that an =
officer said to him: WHAT .
right has any one to take =
man off a German boat?f i.
~
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-10
NATURAL cas- EXPLOSION

Iazeaste-. O. Dcc 8--Aa e-rJczio1
- taa srTHgf rafrral gas p1n7
iEr 0r. .e1 mi'es soIth ri IRIS
eilf t11igls clrsei the dfara of E-
~ Lei-h. forera-. ana ssri0u5 ia-
azF T. tEo o.Ler mta.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-10
cARNrolE NAV PUSH COUSIN

Ncu York. December s.-Andrew
Carneg q. ia WAS said last nigaf. vill
81 ttat Thomas Morrison his cousin
shall succeed William r Corey N tie
reneiuE change in thc United STATE
Steel C9rrora lien. Mr Morrison te.I
thc % ston of s-p-ru'Cude ~ ffe
i0Uee.ell steel Roris $50 Ye1rf a--
ahn fo De- lrcI from aclyl aarE H n.
novel frln Ptisbufs t1 Eee Tcr
sore dine ago. He sa fi-e-tr oi
ne scei Corpo8 i.n a-d q member
of the finance committee He g. -1
expert steeiu1 cr erd steEfs ueEt g.
Cha-ics a. scfaal n ihi respect
James Caleg ias aisl te-1 meas.rn.
I'd for the place. DOB u a outt-l
Pee can fiI trr n1si .ca. al o. IS cc- 81
-ae le-I t.a'rsklr o. B. ree policy
1- t-e scef corporation ta a % uru
~ thc resl wf1 raioT fn n-
me-ia lrai rIiars 20 the pil1.
eaue tto -na1r.a- 81 done - s5c-
al c-Uz-it.ee
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some comnerclaI Amhlnultv.

From a window in the city. Buy
our boots Even pair viii bring the
custouer back Tbs IS not Gear
WIN the customer he Inside the boo.s
OF outside them 2-PGaca.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-10
WINNERS OF BICYCLE RACE.

New York De- s.-Ed5ir Poex an8
joseph Fogle- the New York team.
wen the sivdaF bicycle race afer
covering 2.2co mies ana sk laps. the
finish being witnessed by z5o09 yer
sons.
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SUMMARY or NEWS.
Sunday. December 10, 1905


Foreign
. Venezuela and Brazil settle
> boundary dispute atanling s,nce
. 1859
. e. s. Minister Graves had
= an audience with King Haa-
. kon VII.
. Germany will add greatly to
: lis naval program as the Kaiser !
. wants 70 shake his mailed fist
4 over the sea.
= France and Germany have !
= not reached an agreement on
y question OF Moroccan reforms.
= The Vatican will make a
y statement concerning aepara
n ton. oE churrh and state IN
: France
= Domestic.
= List of weekly IL III
= tors OF game laws Of staf
9 Firt examination an er new /.
. civil service law Of lIiinoia 70
= be held in January.
. An orphan hoy is sentenced
. 70 be eloctrocuted for mur- =
. der of his employer.
: Corey's father threatens. t9 1
, diaown him Aged man says !
, wife Of steel magnate shaved for !
, him when he made $40 per .
, month. =
Pastor 6 a church has iigur- .
, ed OF. a hades scaedale for (.
, Iich men. i.
, Des Moines Woman's club ;
; take issue with Pres dent .
Roosevelt on the question Of >
race suicide" .
Gridiron club holds its an .
, nual banquet at Washington >
! and makes merry At the ex- >
pcnse Of pr minent men Of the =
nation =
Pclice OF Vineennes seeking :
10 unravel disappearance rf two :.
girls from that city three years =
b ago and connect 1t with confes- .
son Of woman under arrest in .
Cincinnati answering o -escrp. =
tiou OF one y
A blaze uncoyers a frightful .
tragedy >
President summarlly removes .
United States marshal. .
Sentence f death the penalty .
for fa.her who dashed out .
brains Of five children and his .
wife .
Hero cf Manila at a ban >
quet said American navy Is as >
good as any in ihe world
x. spoEt.rg
Philadelphia JACK -T--STian
who is 90 meet Bob Fizsim- .
mons has lost hut enc aght .
in 147.
Several middle wes- colleges >
wili meet neEt wees 70 cllange =
fooaaI u'es
WINNERS ix-tag hitTc.e .
r1c- 10 Now York cevCr > go
Firancial =
Wal street oslry t1wari .
Washing 8u aa a source ct re- >
hel nam strnsenay ia morey =
ulrko
Grain market ve-r drn CON =
rl-E- shorts io cover. BGik =
OF heeir-ss not ilrsa
LoeaL
ro1 aa8. Joe 3. Williams
s-iher 1.ie erircr aaa trans. .
icr aeanc- ST. L. ais a. Coinn. .
bus
Cairo ra1 enri ye3 % PAN =
cab Eiertric roal g SCOT and
Ho-nlcd tr stfifCr
C6auEr O. tire ol i,iacis Cen
'r4i tral-e eEac fe a
NeT tran ca ircn 5foaafaia
goes in b serFiee te
PareiT fers nal Ia eseSsiv
Ecus iH EEief CaefeA Sosices.
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Concluded On third page
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icontinued on Sixth PageJ
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-10-26
Need a Promoter.

+. A. Walker in conversation this
morning stated that Ardmore Is now
in need of promoter. One who has
experience in organizing railway com
panles. He says the Rock Island Is
now surveying a line from Bridge
port, Texas. south by way of Wealth
erford and Stephenyille and will find
an outlet ri Galveston. Grading on
a line OF road from Montague TO No.
coma has been practically finished and
Mr.. Walker believes that a road could
be built from here by way Of Leon
and Rock crossing on Red river IA
Nocoua, Texas. which would give us
connection with the Rock Island al
Bowie, Texas. and would be the means
Of giving Ardmore the third outlt. ia
The Gulf Mr.. Walker stated that the
Rock Island had refused 10 take any
price for the survey and grade from
here 10 Waurika, which indicates thai
this road intends to build as formerly
projected. The Wichita Valley line
TO come into Ardmore would have tt
practically parallel this line for more
than sixty miles an Mr., Walker feel.
that the Wichita Valley might build t'
Oklahoma City and divide the territory
between the Rock Island main linz
and the Santa Fe. The road Is char
tered 10 extend to Oklahoma City, bu
in a recent statement Morgan Jone'
said the road would build To Ardmore
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-10-26

John EcLols. Chus. Keiser Frank
Walls and u. W. Grover. were placed
in the Fede'al jail here Yesterday by
Deputy Burkc on a commitment from
Commissioner Payne u, Cnickasha TO
serve a thirty days sentence for Nag.
ranCy.
j. n. Loving has been surrendered
by his bondsmeu and Is now in Jail.
H is charged with larceny.
Jack Shipman has hcen placed IN
the Federal Jail for disturbing Ia,
peace.
Arthur Owens has been release
from Jail by an order from Judge
Dickprson Owens was placed In jai
some time ago, having been adiudrcI
insane lie was turned over to hi.
relatives who will care for him.
Al Hart has been release on bond
There arc now siNty-seven prisoners
in the Fc leral JAIL
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-10-26
OPER A II US E
An Aristocratic Tramp"

Kihoy and Briton are with us again,
at the head of their own company
AN Aristocratic Tramp" The theatre
goers of this city will remember this
talented team of players as having
appeared hcIe last season in the same
play, AN Aristocratic Tramp" They
have spared no expense to make this
the guaranteed attraction. show for
the young and old They are booked
for October 31st,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-10-26
Exchanaed Shots.

Marietta. l. r., Oct. 26.-(Special)-
Val Mullen of Ardmore and a farmer,
named Shipley, from Leon, exchanged
shots at the Marietta Bank corner
here last night The two men had
had some previous trouble at the store
Of Kilgore & Co., and when they met
at the bank each fired at the other
Shipley used a Winchester and Mul-
len a revolver. Although a number OF
people were on the street a. the time
fortunately no one was struck by the
bullets. Both parties were placel un'
der arrest.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-10-26
The Santa re Oil Well.

The Santa Fe o well is producing
about ~ barrels of oil per day. II
flows steadily and indicates perman
ent field. II is known that gushers
soon cease to produce oil. The great
est Beaumont gushers are now only
salt water wells. The Ardmore field
is doubtless a permanent field. Wheth
er a gusher will be brought in by
shooting The well will be known with
I'm a brief time
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-10-26
N sTEooYMlAs STRONGHOLD
President Roosevelt at New Orleans
Has Great Denomination,

New Orleans. Oct 26.--A sail on
the river an address and entertain
ment at luncheon were features OF the
presidents visit to New Orleans to-
day. Gratitude for the immeasurable
service he rendered in u successful
struggle against the yellow fever cpl
emic was The dominant note in a
splendid welcome extended the Chief
Executive. Political differences were
erased and past antogonism forgotten
in spontaneous demonstration of
popular appreciation of the presidents
sympathy aud practical help.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-10-26
SIX PERSONS CREMATED
RAIL ROAD HOTEL AT HOT
SPRINGS DESTROYED BY FIRE.
Was Largely Patronzed by lnvalids
and cripples Undergoing Treat
rnent-ENeting Scenes Where
Guests Jumped for Lives.

Hot Springs. oct. 2G.-The railroad
hotel at thy corner Of Elm and Olive
streets was destroyed by fire during
the night Six bodies have been taken
from the ruins. Harry Bradley, wal
ter. Edward Snyder. operator; Mrs
Mack. musician; A l.. Mann. rail.
road conductor. Two unknown mems
bodies charred beyond recognition The
hotel was patronizcd by invallds and
cripples undergoing treatment boz
ems were compelled to jump from the
second story i'm night clothing.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-10-26

At the fair the exhibit OF artificial
one by H. X. Marstoon, while not
.u.ered as a prize, took the blue rib
bon as a building material. That the
.rne is the best building material
hat can be had is evident from the
fact that such men as w. +. Whit
'r gton, Wa,ter Colbert and Arthur
James are using it for building pur-
poses. The judges who passed upon
he stone spoke in the highest praise
of its qualities. 25-2t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-10-26
oiImer to Chance Hands.

II was reported today that w. +.
Gilmer hal sold the Gilmer house to
G. G. McGregor Of Minneapolis. Minn.
Mr.. McGr Agor will take charge Of the
business about the middle Of Novem-
Der.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-10-26
involuntary Bankrupts.

An involuntary petition in bank
ruptcy was filed yesterday against
Flat. Davenport q Co. Their indeb-
tedness is not large and Is confined
chiefly To The local wholesale people.
An effort was being made today TO
adjust matters.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-10-26

Tho Gertrude Ewlns company
,l'eed three nights engagement at
.rn Robson opera house last even
iu@. The bill for the evening, "The
Nrnsion of Aching Hearts was one
ur The best that the company put on
during their stay here. Although the
weather prohibited number from
attending the opera. Miss Ewing had
.ood crowd each night. The com
pany will return here the last of the
sees son for Il weeks stand
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-10-26
Territorial Guests.

Territorial guests in the city are:
o. T. Anderson, Durwood.
J. l.. r. Sneed. Roff
j. A. Jones Roff
Holmes Willis, Willis.
5. A. Hawks. South McAlester.
j. e. Stanley, sulphur.
j. n. Stanley, Sulphur.
J c, Washington, Marietta.
J. w. Freeman. Madill.
John l.. r Sneed, Rolf.
r. S. Ellis. South McAlester.
II. ID. Lee. Pauls Valley
A. f. Read. South McAlester.
A. G. Washburn. South McAlester
w. p. Kotchem. South McAlester.
w. A. MoLain, Pauls Valley.
w. n. ONWARD, Purcell.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-10-26

Mrs Milton lkard received by eX.
rr,ss from Mexico today Il box oi
Zines which grew in the southern por-
;icn Of the republic. The lines are
much larger than those we usually see
h.re In tnc cold drink stands.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-10-26

n. j. Williams returned from Pauls
Valley yesterday where he and others
went TO accent the new compress from
the CunuaC' urs Mir Williams said
thc acceptance was alright and that
the Pauls Valley compress was a
bird"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-10-26

Memorial services in honor of Mrs.
l.. y. Turman, deceased, will be held
at the First Presbyterian church next
Sunday afternoon and the services
will be concluded at the cemerety. The
ceremonies will be conducted by the
Daughters of the Confederacy. The
members of John II. Morgan camp
are expected to be present.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-10-26
You Are lnvlfeo.

TO atten1 the entertainment tonight
at Broadway church given by the
choir and Epworth League Some Of
the best talent in the city will be
heard Refreshments viii be served
Immediately after the entertainment
and'vou get both flor ONLY % cents
a tGIe treat foI you. 2G
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-10-26
A Sad Messane

Mrs. $. s. Tolson received tele-
p.lm from her brother A. b. Allen
o. Talihina !. r., this morning that
lille Allen, her niece was dead. The
news was quite shock for Mrs. Tol-
.. as but a few days since she re
ccived a letter from Lille and She
was In fine health.