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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-22

Los cuentos do sparecides parecs
que estau en- boga otra vsz en- Inxlats.
IRA. N6tase dc a)gdn tempo { eata
parts cierts persistenciA en- lamar al
pdblieo narracionss de hechos inssm-
prsDsib'es cue aparecen respald ados
sienprs por Ia afrmsci6n de complete
veracidad que haeen personals muy
aarias. No 80 debe silsnciarlos en- esia
6poca en- que tan generalizados estan
los estudios psfquicos.
Pues es sl csso que anda circular.
do all ra un cuepto que ha hecho,
sobrs cleric susedido extra srdinxrio
ell ocupAnte de <Manor House,, on
knaresborough, spcantsdora y viejs
mansion, parte de- la que data de le s
principles de Ia Dc ,ima tsrcsra csntu.
rla.
A. w Howes, el referido inquili
no, hS restaursdo reeientsmsrts el edi
icio. AL hscer ciertss excavaciones
Sc eucontr6 un esqueleto bsjo una de
las escsleras. y el cubrimiento d.
ese esqueleto es ell el que ha inducidc
q Mr.. How.s q hscer sus dsclars,io
mes. Hay algo en- ess edidclo, segdr
81 declars, que no puede ser explica
lido.
Antes de ahora ocupsban el y sy
esposa el <Cuarto Azu's, en- oil que 0,
conserva un antlqui.imo lecho en- @
que durmi6 on clerta OCCASION el Pro
tector Oliverio Cromwell.
I Como los demas dormitorios, es
to apartame to e'ti Tornado CON her
mosos tab!eros de msderas dis,intas
y tlene un armSrio que psrece sirvi
durante algiu tiempo de lugar de es
condite, estsndo 81 pusrts per fects
men,e disImulsda 81 tre las molduras
Durants la nc che, 6yense en- q
pasillo ruido de pasos y Mr.. Howe
dice que 90 impossible mantensr csrra
da Ia puerta de ese cuarto.
/ <La hemos csrrado con pestillo
| y puesto contra ella una silla, a,c-ase
gurs 81 convencido, y, q pessr d
ESQ, hsmos encontrsdo por la ma n an
la puerta alberta.
<Aunque nos hemos mudado d
ese <Cuarto Azuls, se s'guen oyend
las Iimd" y en- una ocssl6n fuero
acompafadas por un fusrte golpe & j
puerta de nuestro dormitorio actual,
Dice Mr.. Howes gu, nj 81 nj @
familia SO sientan Slarmados, pi cree
on cosas sobrsnat turales; pero que dss
pues de ounce efl 9 dc vivir % !
casa, no altman q encontrar una ex
plicaci6n plausible del fsn6meno
-<Hsmos scabado, aunque pa
rezca un ontrasentido, por ..atribui
las pissdss 81 alma de Oliverio Crom
wsll-dice Mr.. Howe; -psro no veo !
rszon de que nos sAts rondando COR
tinuamsnts,.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-22
LLUVIA De DIVORCIOS

En- Ohio, 4 ssme ARA de otros es-
tados de la Union, hubo en- la prime
ra mitsd del afln 1904, cuatro mil
iivol clos CO ncedidos por
los tribuns les, y mas de or ce mi pc
ticiones pendier tss de retoluci6n.
Muchos Le cssan para divocisvse
y muchC ~ dvorcisn para casarse.
En- vista de ts.o serfs bueno Tro.
poner mstrimonios plszo 8jo; uu
plszo por 10 mepos de difz snos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-22
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LA v0z De LOS AsTR0s
Orden cronol6gico de las pro
fecias. I'm semlllero de
catastrofes

Ri cablerrama tendido en- sl Cansi
ds Ia Maucha participa 81 continents
europeo que han de ocurrir graves ~
ca.os durants el pr6ximo aho. Lo
uredics 81 astr6nomo Zsdkin, que COM
pite con los de Thebss en- predeclr lo'
designios de los hombres J do ias ns'
clones. ...,.
<Ls voz de los astross se n'ui@
e.ta nueva varilla mkgica. Los NOR
tales no han podido leer aun snra san
angular, mas lA prsnsa de Europa ~
da de ella el .umario, trssmitido d
mundo entero, como decimos antss,
DOR medic del oablegrama'
En- el preaubulo dc eLa voz Do lo'
a.tros,, dice ~ sutor que 81 y no otro
fue el que primero anunsio 10 guerra
ru,o. isponssa, con anterioridsd splas'
tante nara sus rivales los msgos, as
tr6logos, coDiuros y bruios de otra'
nasionss. Continusndo sus sestudios'
,obrs sl por venir del Jsp6n, el astro'
logo ipgles dice cosss que 81 algdn dia
)as leyera ell Mkado, Sc le pondrfa la
carne de gallina.
he aqui, por orden cronol6Tico, lo
Que ha de ocurrir ell afio proxtmo, &C.
pdn ell rey de los adivinos
Enero. Ell espiritu revolucionaric
tomara gran incremento en- el elerclso
en- 10 marina rusas.
Febrero. -Axitaci6n polftica on Ia
Gran Bretafa.
Mario. -Situaci6n pol{tlca sgita
da comprometida en- Frsncia.
Abril. Los soberanos de Rusis
de Alemania sufriran una crisis mu!
graves en- sus imperios.
Msyo.-Discusiones religiosas er
Ingiatsrra, Belgica y los Estados Uni
dos.
JUNO. La discordia caerA sobr'
Austria, producisndose escenas vlo
lentas, con motive de Ia indepenoen
cia de Hupgrfa. La familia de 10
Hapsburgos sufrira serios quebran
tos.
Julio.-Se alterara de msper'
alarmsnte 10 salud de Guillermo Ii
todos sus proyeotos Sc vsr'n contra
risdos por Ia Ia huencia dc 10 lun'
nueva
Agosto. Los hombres del E,tad
iugleses concebirln el proyt cto de ap
dsrarse de 10 parte occidental dc Eu
ropa.
Septiembre. -Escenas vloleutas @
Turqufs, Russia y Espafia.
Octubre. -Accidentes horribles Q
ferrocarriles y automobiles.
Noviembre. Ell planeta Marie er
vlar& desolaci6n sobrs los soberAno
do Alemania, Austria Hungria y Ru
sia .
Dlciembre Gran agitaci6n en-
Bolsa de New York, & causa dc un
enorme bsjs en- les scs.ones do ferr'
cArriles.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-22
VAGOKES DORMITQRIOS

El experiments que Sc hs hecho
en- ell Oeste de los Estados Unidos con
tranvfss dormitorios ha dsdo mar . en-
( que varios capitAlistas del Eaie Sc
interesarau en- estAblecer una liues
con vagones dormitorios desde Bos-
ton hssta Nueva York. Una veL sc
hsgan los empslmes necesarlos, pueds
darse como cosa Iegura que tendre-
mos vsgones-dormitorios con todas
les eomodidsdel Dc un.coch, Pullman
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-22

Pu 'H goniwe fersbfiiI psbHpiiasho-
lar 20 al aqua el domipgG tbdb Nliks'
tire. -'eagdwaA Aoi kobofdS aan lots
de patriotismo, de- hobhP YaSaP,' Qds
altos pensamientos Bien ccultos en
10 mas oseuro do les bodegas, no los
mostraba nunca & plena luz, no los
empleaba; quizG no los reeordaba.
Fran fardos inttiles en- 10 lueha por
IL predominio Official. ALA absjo po-
dian ausdarss aquellos estorbos. Y
ALA absio permanecfan, sin reeibir el
beso del sol nj 10 kspera Garcia del
vispto.
Lhgaron uu dia, en- alborotado
tropel los idsales dc laisls; 20 congre.
gsron en- 10 asamblea del rs de Julio;
conquistaron dc sdbito IL opinion In
sular. Y los pilotos de aquel bergan.
tin que arriaba sus velas en- 10 som-
bra, comprendieron que do su cargs,
de su revuelta csrga, solo valfsn algo
para los ideales On triunfo aquellos
fardos que dormian en- el sollado re-
c6ndito.
Ent6nces, cen penoso esfuerzo,
tendieron las escalas por las abiertas
escotillss y encontraron los restos del
remote patriotismo, de las mobiles
ideas, de los altos pensamientos. Su-
bfan q cub'erta avert ados por 81 item
po, por 10 inercia, por el olvido. Pc
ro aln asf brillaban con fulgurantss
ref sjos bsjo el velamen latino y sobrs
ell msder amen extrangero.
Ell capitan podfa inspirar IN sllos
su fdturo grito dc AvANTE ToDA; el
piloto podia tererles con orgullo ca
be la rueda del tim6n. Los o6oiales
podlan. COL templandolos, recordar los
amos felices en- que navegaban con
aquel nete sublims hscla las playas
del sacrifoio; los marinos, los solda.
dos echaban al aire sus gorrss blan
cas- y bermeias como un saludo lc
insurrecto resurrecto.
Que algeria. Desde el nsvfo ad
versario-que corri6 tsntas tormentsl
sobre las bravfas olas; que remor tt
tsntas corrientes en- los rios sio ori
las; que rompi6 sus bordss y sus u
ras en- los arrecifes; pero QUE nuncs
sbati6 su estandart, nj oculi6 su lin
pia carga criolla -desde el navio ad
versario los hurras psrteron vibrsn
ties, las manos se tnderon exponta
meas, las banderas hamexron en- Q
etet y las salvas llenAron Ell mar co,
Ios ecos de un APPLAUSE estridente
magnfnco.
| Las dos nsves sfguisn bog ando
bogando, casi juntss, casi sparej ad "a
La una, Ia de la izquierds, dirigd,
sin entusiasmo hacis el golfo de la q
tris. La oira, Ia de 10 derrcha, dri
gida brio samente, puesta la pros 4 il
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-22
StBINA-GRAVOt

Nos eSo, iben de este ruehlo qud
resulisn esq endidas Iaa fo tss reii|
gloass ALI celebra das en- hanor de d
Purisima Conception Uoa irmeu n
concurre, cla de feles acndi6 & todos
los Sc,os del cutie. o
DhtiI gui6se mucho IN eoro deui
mas owe csn,6 una solemne m'ss en- 60,
oiciaron tres sacerdt tss. Acompa6t
muy hien di, ho coro el avents adj
aAutGA don Emilio ]. Garcia,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-22

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llevar impulses dc 1ssI btiiss:s el nd.
vfo uniont'ta desplegabA sus velas
roias y esperaba con ansia el te-mi-
no del vlsie.
De repente soplaron las rafagas
del norts, fries por el glscisl contsc-
to de las nisves boreales psrpetuas.
Y en- tanto que el navio a6rmsbs su
pabell6n su tripulaci6n acudfx 4 10
maaiohsa tccando zafarrancho de
c"moate,s ,sl bergsrti tin virabs de bordo,
ladeAndoss, inclinAndose en- balanceos
inverosiniles, hasta que los fArdos
radios, los estorbos falguran,es, rods-
ban en- las toldillas y csfan .tristes! /!
al fondo del oceano
iAl sgua todo el lastre! ha bfa di +.
cho sl capiian; y ell patrlotismo, las
mobiles ideas, los altos sentimie tos
10 POGO qua quedaba de squello que
! fos lote dlgno de argonautss y semi
dioses; 10 POGO que quedaba de squel
hete luminoso, desapareci6 60 el abis-
mo. El bergar tin notabs, hueco, va.
clio, & merced de las ondas sober bias.
Y fue preciso abarrotar las bodegas
para que exlstiesen 10 pondsraci6n y
el equilibrlo.
Los o6ciA'es acudieron Y las bo.
dsgss 90 Absrrc tsron Ahora van ALI
los calculos sin base, las intr gas sin
porvenir, las lisopi as sin consistepcis
las abdicaciopes sin brillo, las cur.
vaturss sin esistics. A la Cficialidat
no estorba NADIA. Porque no hay "a.
| de- que perder. Pero los marioos d.
gorraa blsncas y bermeias, la gent,
de mar, buena y ssncilla, que quisr,
sus hogarss en 10 playa 6 en- el monte
la trlpulaci6n que es el imero, qu,
es la fuerzs s-esta miranda al puntt
de- oceano e1 que handisteis los far
dos sscrstfsimos ;oh cspitanes pi
| lotos infeles, Tened que sbando
neu el bergantiu y Sc lspeen com,
buz1s & rescatsr su pstriotismo, su
mobiles IDEAS, sus q tos ssntimien tos
Tened que llegada la hora del abor
dsje en- Novlembre, 10 marinerfa de
serts y oa eocontrels solos. Solos o.
, eli final dsssssre. Solos on Ia postre
, ra sscndida Solo aobre el mad or anne
squel de que arrt jssteis el ideal, gu
es Ia vida.
i Nadie guerra seguiros en- vuestr,
nsu'raRio. Solos vivlrel', solcs bo
Igsrsis, solos morireis.
QUOS vuLT PERDERE JUPITER
DEMENTAT PRlUS.
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parecidos los que usan en- los fri
neos canAdienIes. FL combustibls ous
'e usarS, sers Ia Essollns.
Mr. Arctow.kl, no ialdrI, proba-
olsmsnts, halta Sl oRho de 1905.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-22
LETRAS DE BRONCO
(De LichtWer J

MdgniGco maazdn0
en- et eorral de an ckrigo creco:
Un recinO lie envidia Sc n0ria
rfndoL0 tan fecundo tan tOsan0
El nj nsdnzGn0 nj corral ttnid
Y va que lie otro nodo
no Supo dcsfogar sa enc0no ier0,
drrQjdJa al trutaI desde un granero,
el desperdicio de la casa todo
Hacienda del corral cstercolero
Bien enstci6 eI ranoje;
mdS la lucia su tempo 10 limpiaJo
Ia terra con la br0zs Sc abonaJo
Y el resuHado fut ael ruin ultraie
qNe nlds tru0 y mejor, Ell drt0l dabd
Mas it'll que nociru
IS Ia gentc n0rdd% que tontO Qbunad,
plWs hdce con su rddta furibundd
que cL integro uor6n ntds ed,do rira
y mis- pronto s,s fmulos contunda
Juan Eugenlo Hartzembusch.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-22
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The daily tribune., 1905-05-22
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Measure Exaggerated.

Leavenworth. Kas., May 29-Min.
lister Conger FROM China arrived hero
today to visit his daughter. At the
end e the week he leaves for his
new mission in Mexico. His wife 10
now in Washington. Minister Con-
ger coming direct from China stated
that the report Of . retaliatory meas.
ure being adopted by China 20 offset
the Chinese exclusion act in this
country was very much over. estimated.
He also stated that he belia I'd that .
decisive naval battle between Japan
and Russia would settle the war on
short notice.
The daily tribune., 1905-05-22
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A new wagon road 10 being graded
on either side Of the river by the Nc.
Oomber ranch west Of here and the
new county bridge spanning the Ar.
kansas at that point is open to travel.
Several people from here who went
to Canon yesterday drove over. the new
road which 10 shorter.
The daily tribune., 1905-05-22
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A heavy rain fell on Beaver Greek
yesterday. s. @. Kelso and wife drove
out from hero early yesterday with
the intention Of returning last even.
ing. The storm was 80 severe they
were compelled to stop all night
at j. D. Curtis place and drove home
this morning.
The daily tribune., 1905-05-22
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Cattle were loose in West Florence
last night and early this morning
pushed the gate ut Mrs. Lorimer' g
fence in. got into the graas and ruined
some Of the flowers. Mrs. Lorimsr
lives on West Seventh street. The
people there who have taken . great
deal Of time in identifying their
lawns live In fear that these cattle
will ruin them.
The daily tribune., 1905-05-22
MORE R|OT|NG
IN CHICAGO
Strikers Accused of Setting
Lumber Yards on Fire.
Lumber Company Drivers Quit
Z Work and Are Then Dis
charged--Securing Men
in Kansas City.

Chicago, May 22-The drivers for
the Hines Lumber Co. who refused tc
deliver to boyootted stores were dis.
charged. and ~ the result many otheri
walked ont. In the course Of the day
other lumber companies had . similar
experience. The packing houses are
plaoed to a great disadvantage as they
use many boxes in making shipments
Several inoendiary fires were start
cd in numbor of the lumber yards
which the detectives charge to the
strikers.
The daily tribune., 1905-05-22
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Ben MoFall, Harry McFall, Walter
Watkins. John McDougAl. Paul Dens
more. Prof. p. M. Oondit and Oscar
Eberhart drove to Canon this morn
Ing to begin surveying . preliminary
line for the Canon City and Great
Western railroad. They will start
the limo from Canon and run this way.
The daily tribune., 1905-05-22
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Thomas and Gordon started ont aft
or sdvertiisng contracts and orders for
the 1906-1006 city directory today.
They expect to have the directory of
the press and delivered before the
first Of August. This 10 strictly .
home proposition and no money goes
out Of town.
The daily tribune., 1905-05-22
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The Chamber Of Commerce is In
receipt Of q communication from the
State Realty association saying that
It will continue the work Of sdvertis-
ing the state and asks for some litera.
ture Of Florence to be used for dis
tribution at the Lewis and CLARK ex-
The daily tribune., 1905-05-22

Miss Fannie Pittman will leave for
Buffalo. Mo-. Wednesday to spend tho
vacation. In honor Of her departure
Mrs. e. f. Brown last evening en-
ertAined Misses Pittman and Gertrude
Higgins at 6 O'Clock dinner.
The daily tribune., 1905-05-22
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Money Flows Like Water.

st. Petersburg. May 22-A corre-
spo ndent for . Russian newspaper In
MAno huria SAYS that he had just
spent . week In Harbin where dist
patton is in full swing. The streets
are crowded with soldiers and sailors
and money flows like water.
The daily tribune., 1905-05-22
position at Portland. A goodly
amount will be sent when needed.
MillAr broke

E. r. Millar broke his left
shoulder bone yesterday. About ten
days ago . board fell on his shoulder
and the bone was fractured. Yes
terday in stepping of . high place
the jar snapped it. He will have
to carry it . sling for some time.
The daily tribune., 1905-05-22

W. 9. Raker arrived from Omaha
yesterday and will leave tomorrow for
Alliance, Neb. Mr.. Raker now owns
the Alliance Record, q weekly news
paper and is doing we'll.
The daily tribune., 1905-05-22

Mr.. Carlin has been resident of
Ogden for the past one aud one. half
years and is a general favorite among
the typos, who elected him as their
representative yesterday. Ogden Ex-
aminer.
The daily tribune., 1905-05-22
RUSS|A'S NEW
DEFENSE COUNCIL
Commission to Control War
Issued BY the Emperor.
Discord in the Cars Domain
Leads to the Desire For .
More Efficient Fight
ing Force.

st. Petersburg. Nay 2a-The firsa
step towards the institution Of the
long g-oontemplated council Of national l
defense. to 90 ord Innate the activities
of the military and naval administra
tions. has been taken in an imperial
manifesto creating = special prelim-
mary commission under the presidency
Of Grand Duke Nicholas Nicholas-
vitoh.
The manifesto is preceded by . re.
script which Emperor Nicholas has
addressed to the grand duke, in
which his majesty says:
In order to insure the Develop
ment Of the empires fighting force in
q manner corresponding to the needs
and resources Of the state and uniform
ity in the duties of the supreme
naval and military administration.
aud also to hArmonize them with thos Q
Of other government institutions in
questions affecting the safety of the
state, have deemed necessary to es.
tablish . permanent state defense
council. I charge the special oommis.
sion. consisting Of members appointed
by me under the presidency of your
imperial highness, to draw up Aocord.
ing to my direct suggestion = Law
relating to this institution.
The daily tribune., 1905-05-22
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The Rookvale coal mine worked
every day last week. The belief
st that camp Is that the mine will
work better this summer than 1t has
for several months. "a
The daily tribune., 1905-05-22

Kansas Oity. Mo. May 22-Frank
Curry, a strikebreaker Ia here today
and has hired , number Of men to 60
to Chicago.
IA renewal Of the hostilities ID just
what I expected, she said. land will
be apt to get worse before it gets bet
tor. We can and will fill all the
strikers places. There won't be any
industrial peace in Chicago for some
time. and when things do finally set
tie down 1t will be many years before
it breaks ont again."
The daily tribune., 1905-05-22
local News.
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Newton Large and Jesse Ash and
their wives drove out to Beaver Greek
yesterday. They were overtaken by
the rain and did not return until a
late in the evening.
The daily tribune., 1905-05-22

Chicago, May 22-The strike situa-
tion IL very serious today. Rioting
began early this morning. The
sheriff is swearing in deputies by the
score ~ the difficulties increase. II
conditions are no better by night the
state troops will be called out.
The daily tribune., 1905-05-22

Berenice Penrose, dressmaker. sue.
cessor to Mrs. Hess, room over Big
Store 66-tf
The daily tribune., 1905-05-22

Go to the Blue Front bakery for
bread, pies and cakes. 16-tf
The daily tribune., 1905-05-22

A. Uhri. bicycles and repairing.
All kinds Of base bali goods. 65- tt
The daily tribune., 1905-05-22

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The daily tribune., 1905-05-22

Where are tho bu ttons ?
The daily tribune., 1905-05-22
Victor mec.nd'...

Sells the choicest resi-
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The daily tribune., 1905-05-22
GOOD, UP-To.DATE
CLOTHING

Our cartoonist expresses more
in his drawing than a column in
the newspaper could. We wish to
impress on the public that good
merchants who handle reliable
goods and who own their merch-
andise at right prices, do not find
it necessary to have fake sales.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-16
Amuse sen1ents.

What is conceded everywhere to h,
one OF the largest best and most
thoroughly organized dramatic com.
panles playing al popular prices comes
- the opera house for weeks en-.
gasrmont. commencing next Nonday
night, April II, with matinces Wcdncs
day and Saturday. This clever com
pany of fifteen players is directly from
a throc.ycar tour of the Atlantic coast
states. The entire strength Of III.
Eastern company being retained for it,
Western tour 'rhe company is head
ed by Edytha Kc,chum. the talented
young lsading Ia ~ of Brooklyn. y. Y.
WHO enjoys The distinction IN ncf
home city OF being the Youngest and
cleverest leading lady at the head
Gf stock company there. The play
selected for the company's opening
in Ardmore is said 10 be one of the
most powerful dramas of modern times
entitled Struggle Of Life" Popular
price PC and 35c. Ladies' free first
night
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-16
BAND CONCERT.
The First Of a Series Given Friday
Evening.

''I FNpN " ocFleS OtNen Friday
Evening.
The First Regiment Band gave the
ilrst Of series OF open air concerts
Friday night \ great crowd uf peo
pie fillod Tho streets about the GiImer
house to hear the music.
The present organization is ih' best
equipped band that Ardmorc has eyer
had and IL gives to Ardmore the dis.
tinction " having one Of ;hc fines. mn.
sioal organizations in the Southwest
Tho open air concerts will from tie
beginning be very popular and viii
furnish entertainment for the many
hundreds who come down town or
evenings
The next concert will be given NJ the
Whittingion hotel Friday eveline At
o'clock.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-16

Mrs. u. O. Cotton. aged 30 years oi
Lindsay. died Friday al the Ardmore
Sanitarum OF peritonitis The re
mains were laid to rest yesterday af.
ternoon al Rose Hin cemetery. Mrs.
Cotton had been in in health for acv.
eral months and had been in the sani-
tarium about five days when the end
came The remains were followed d,
their last resting place by large
number of friends and relatives.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-16
seltDeniaI.

The annual solfdcnnl effort Of IN,
salvation Army viii be observed by
the Ardmore corps next week. The
captain not only expects to have a
week OF prayer and ,N,rlD.llGaly ur
fort for the salvation of the sinner but
expects Ia raise a neat little sum for
the advancement of the spiritual and
social work of the organization.
Fifty people have claimed conver.
sion at the Altar in The Army hall
since November LIST Ten of that nun.
Der have been sworn in as soldiers OF
The Army some of The others expect
to b. admitted soon. The open air
meetings are woll attended every even
Ing on the street are the services
in the hail The captdio IS .pmg TO
usher in the self denial week next
sunday night with a special sermon.
the subject will b. Tho Solrpcmsl
Efforts Of Bible Times"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-16

Within ten years or less the farm
lands of the Indian Territory. and real
estate valuts generally. will double. II
you are dosirous of making a perma.
mont investment hold your real es.
tate. and make long term loan with
the privilege 10 pay. with the Am2ri.
can Investment Company. Aola, |. T.
Mar. 81. Il