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ELECTION or JUDGES.
John KaNnISh Of Jefferson Nominated for
Long Term,

Jefferson City July 2G,---The re-
publican state judicial convention Is
IN session here this afternoon, Two
candidates Or vacancies IN the state
supreme coUt will he nominated.
jefferson City Mo, July 26,--The
republican state judicial convention
today nominated John Kennish,
assistant general for the long
term OF ten years, ana Judge James
T, Neville OF Springfield for the short
term of two years on tho supreme
bench.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-07-27
Colonel samatoT Stabbed to Death

Warsaw, July 25.-Colonel Sam
atof of Gentarmorie was stabbed to
death here today His assassin os-
capped.
Colonei Salmaton, who was assas-
slnated, was assistant to the chief
OF the gendarmes Of the province OF
Warsaw, and had been very active in
reprossiyo measures. lie was walk
ing in the street today about noon,
when he was attacked by two men,
who stabbed him several times, and
then, as he sank down dying, walked
quickly away going in different di-
rections, None OF the spectators
made any effort to stop them.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-07-27
The Conversation Relative to IntGr-ParIamentay
Interview Informal,

American made such a triumphal
progress as has Citizen William j..
Bryan Of Nebraska, Starting from
the Pacific coast a year ago, he has
visited every country of Importance
on the globe, In Hawaii and the
Philippine islands he was received
with every honor that could possibly
have been accorded a president of the
United States. Governors, cities and
provinces united with each other in
giving him distinction, and We'd with
each other in doing him honor.
In Japan, among people OF another
nation. he was hailed as representa-
tive extraordinary Of the American
people. Tho island empire of the
East made his visit q continuous oya-
ton, In China he was paraded and
rcted by Celestial and Occidental
alike
Proceeding further cast till, by
the paradox Of longitude he got into
the West again. He has bee utho
tho guest Of honor at some of the
mos notable gatherings Of recent
times, Everywhere he has been re
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-07-27

Nilau, Russia, July 25.--Remp-
ten castle near Tukrm ono Of the
finest and most ancient in Courland,
Is In flames. Hundreds OF armed
reyolutlonists are again in posscs-
sion Of tho surrounding country. Two
columns Of troops are advancing sep
ar,tely from cast and west toward
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-07-27

Al N'NN VI l'iN'lh'lN 'NI'ilA' W.
ST. Petersburg, July No word
of the military disorders is now per
mittcd to he published The Rechts
today says that final financial crash
is impending, as tho government is
rcsortng to Count Witte's old sys-
tenn, by which millions are used in
Berlin and Paris, as well as st, Pc
tershurg, TO holster up the Russian
bonds. IN the provinces the suppress
sion Of the newspapers and the ar
rest Of agitators continues undated,
Up to the present time there is no oy-
idence of an expected general rising
of the poasantry but news travels
worry slowly in the country.
4 General Strike Decided On.
Moscow, July 25,--lt is reported,
but not confirmed, that tho Work
mems council has decided in favor Of
q general strike, to begin July 2S.
The massing of troops in this city
continues. Radiating railroad lines
are carefully guarded, and the whole
city is under martial law.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-07-27

Quiet al Odessa.

Odessa July 2a.-This city iH
comparatively quiet today About
seventy Jews have been arrested on
suspicion of belonging to Self De
tense organization,
I'm the disturbances hero ycstor-
day two Jews we're killed aud seven
teen were wounded while about
twcuty-sovcn shops were ridcd,
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-07-27
Sum Steel ut oklahoma city.

oklahoma City Ok, July 26,--
The Rev. Or. Sam Steel, the famous
preacher, arrived here today, and will
deliver a lecture tonight.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-07-27

Riga, July 2j.--Nino thousand fac
tory workmGnt struck here today and
serious trouble is expected
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-07-27

Full Associated Press reports, gtp-
plemented by special Texas serNDpa,
in Daily Panhandle.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-07-27
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
AMARILLO. TEXAS.

RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts $4o6,105.Zo
Bonds and Real Estate 250,O0o.0O
Redemption Fund 100000
Cash and Ex, S343026. 25 roc org 90
Demand Loan 500, 92Z5l CO. $1,000
Total Sl,4e5o6Z. 90
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-17
Violating Postal Law.

John Reayes, farmer who lives
"a, sneed. was tried In the com
mlssiouer- court this afternoon
charged with violating the postal Law.
The case originated over the TACT u
is alleged. that Reaves went TO the
postoface az sneed and asked for 'he
mail Of q mau named WhitehugUl IN
,bi, mail there gas knite. Nhleh
Whitrhur,t had ordered from a. mai'
order house. which Il Ia olalmed
Rcayes appropriated Tor his own use
WhItehnr,t missed the knife and upon
r,yestlgatiou found that Il had beer
taken by Reaves IL Is claimed 'h'
two had had some previous trouble
Reayes was placed under a $500 oon'
which he failed 10 make.
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pnor. AZ Reunion Hesdauarters.

Through the courtesy OF the Chich
asaw Telephone Company there Is a
telephone installed at the Reunion
Fcadouarters Tor those who care 10
communicate with the reunion ar
fangcment committee. Also ns"
Smith. Premier typesriter through the
courtesy OF c. A. oppliser' manager
OF that company house here grace'
the des at the headquarters.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-17

fscond hand TypesrIters a. o Har.
gain when 80 move into our nHS
building Sept Z. 49, will cquip orr
.eloal entirely With new typeTriterf.
Tho 20 Remington. Underwood ira
Smith Premier typesu,ets that are
l01 ln use will be sold al a great bar
,ain. These machines Sill be put 10
.ood shape aud sold under a guar.
,utec Machines 0ill be delivered
toa or later ana will be- sold on terms
, suit the purchaser u you need q
.,..rI,.r pb,pe or write l3tf
sELVIDGE BUSINESS COLLEGE
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FAST HORSES 70 Be HERE.
!. q. wall ara G z. ogiIlo; o. Fsir as
soeia,ien Return from Texas

tseis;ien Return from TEXAS.
J. p. Wall and Z. = opiliot o; the
Ardmose Fair and Psrk Association.
have returned from a trip 20 p. Worth
Dallas and Gainesville. Tex, where
they have been for the pas, week
The purpose oi their trip % Texas
xas 70 secure a bunch % race horses
for the races 20 be put on a. the Fair
As.o1lation's tracks 10 this city or
the zsth. 9Th and 2sth, the three days
of the reunion. Il r. the purpose % The
association 70 get together one Of the
fastest bunches OF race horses that
has ever performed on a local track
and 70 this end these gentlemen made
t..e trip 70 these Texas places. While
away they met many turtmsn who
we're Interested IA the coming races
some time, zas arrested yesterday.
tJgs was arrested about six months
here and Who had horses TO put on the
track An agreement vas reached Tith
some few OF them 20 ship their horses
here for the three days races, and
the contract signed up. In speaking
Of the horses secured, Mr.. Wall said
they we're among the best In Texas
and that some goD4 races would b
pulled OF between imported horses
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-17
.oE ssirros ARRESTED
1.-s.- Cas-. . yrssr insss''ss'''r.
---.. ss7-s.i E's o-fsnssni.

y -1s~ case q -r1ef lrFeHt ssfe0'
IRE. s.7-s.i E,s osfenssn''.
r.S.rla Jsarssn su9 Charlie BroTt.
.s,,-a esa-z-l si,h murder ard rh9
ra.a zfvsa a. erarnlninz t-isi IA The
,oruls,y.err co1r yesterday a';s'-
so9, are azsin 10 the commiss.Dasfs
CIR, today a. the case ras nOt hnish-
- y-s,.-say Jse Brltton. gho vas
ND. ~ Oh .atfuessss Ia fhe case. h2s
t.sr arrested charged sith being impli
estsd ia the murder All the eyidsnce
Ia ne case vas not taken and i Eas
-e.4med again this afternoon, but had
40, been aalshed a, press time Brit
,o, .h.n The case sas hrst brough,
t, trial "a not suspected Of being
..r,Iiea,ad in -as murder. b., a. the
....m9ry vas given 10 he Sas impli'
-at.i la +, % such an extent that ne
a.. arrested this afternoon and j.
,-. gf the witnesses .u fhe case has
, .4. al,1esse.. The negroes are
charged 9Th d,llng another negro
a, Bu-neyyiNe soms sir months ago
The azht in which the murder ls saic
20 have taen place arose over eraI
game The case atll probably be IN
ished this afternoon.
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ssssu syss.t

TEo cars % b4sz.es arrived las'
ussk =, Sobls Bro The terms aac
prices ALL Eult you 10
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nir ICE TRUSTS HARD.
seventy-one thousand Dollars Fine
and Charters Declared Void.

and Charters Declared Noio'
By Associated Press.
St Louis. Mo, July 1.-THE circuit
attorney today filed suits against the
Polar wave Ice and Fuel Co. and Mer'
chants lee and GOAL Co, charging
them in combination % restrain trade
and hxeand maintain the price OF ice
Judgment for t7l,40O against each
company Is asked for fines, for 7li
days alleged that the agreement has
been In effect II also asks that the
charters OF the companies be declared
void
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-17
oomPgRs AGAINST CANNON.
1 abor Leader VIII Work Against the
House Leader.


Washington. july i7.-Samuel Com
pcrs. president Of the American Fed
Grafton Of Labor announced he would
6pht the election Of Speaker Cannon
by personal speeches TO the voters oil
,he Eighteenth Illinois district. Mr.
Gompers Is against Cannon because
nj the spirited reply 10 latter made 20
the representation Of the federation
regarding the legislation II wished
enacted during the last session OF con
gress. Gompers will make speeches
also in the districts Of Representative
ILltteheld Of Maine and Representa-
live Dalzel Of Pennsylvania, who are
among the powers behind Cannon
Throne 10 the house
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-17
WILL REco IeR.
Dennis Swan Reported Much Better
no Cause Vet Known.

IaflgE. I. T, july i7.-tspeciai'p-
The condition o; Dennis Swan VINO
attempted suicide al his home near
DOYLE is reported much better TO-DAY
aad hopes are nov entertained iof
his recovery 80 cause can be aseer'
t,lned for the young mans act.
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FOR GALE.

FOR sALE-Second-hand typewriters
al a bargain. When ve move into
our new building. Sept. l, We will
equip our school entirely with new
typevriters The 25 Remington, Un'
derxood and smith.Premier type
writers that are now In use In
school will be sold at a great bar
gain. These machines will be put
in good shape and sold under a guar
antee. Machines will be delivered
now or later and will be sold on
terms 20 suit the purchaser. II you
need a typewriter, phone or write
selyldge Business College. 1871
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-17

Misses Jewel and velma Burney OF
Arimore arrived last nignt to 'ls'
,naIr amt Mrs. D. o. McAlester,-Mc'
Alsster Daily Capital
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-17

The Ardmorsits depIores the whole
matter and deeply sympathizes win
Judge aud Mrs A. X swan. the young
man. pareuts. Who reside in Ardmore
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-17

A squirrel can run up a tree almost
as quickly as a woman can run up a
bill al 2 dry goods store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-17

A good stone business house in bh.
sis 10 trade for Ardmore property J."
p1sItiou to oner bargain smith''is'
gins Realty Ca. l'-'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-17

4 girl T. REALLY iu love Vith man
.hcn she give him 1s much thought
A. she give. her clothes
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-17

Fresh shipment of uyalie honey
Yusi arrived
iEa s. ". RITTER
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t.lsss,osk

HDxs Yp~nsi s.Ys "a s~as over
Lsfi over -
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5ussies, 6ussies.

Bivens, Corhn & Frensley bave Ia
a line OF new buggies.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-17
WANT column
WANTED

FOR sALE-B@1 room ~ 2ad I'ca-
81 s.----rs. i- splen5is condition
-.sa- A-siy Ar3mo-eite o1ce 1871
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WaNTED-FJur room house Eiih
hall. mus, b. close in. VII buy
OF -e-t PhJnn is5. 10
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-17

TASTED-At once. oas or two siri'
70 train as nursea Ardnore SANTA
rum sVS
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FOR RENT.

FOR REST-Tvo good stores. Cheap
est rent In Ardmore Apply l. r
Marston. fA"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-17

FOR kE.,l-One new 4-room house.
close In. Phone 2iI. V'
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ERROR.
MIsnap % q Man VINO knew About Mush-
rooms. bu Not About Calf.

poolittIe said no didn't know anything
about golf. which was perfectly true, but
was willing to follow them around the
our M and study birds and botany Doc
little In long on botany.
Baasette had told Doolittle that the course
was full 81 hazards. 80 he was surprised
10 and nothing more hazardous than a
few meadow brooks. which he crossed
without any trouble. and he was really en-
joying himself very much when he erpied
something white in the grass at his feet.
He bent over and examined IL eagerly,
thinning IL might he a new variety oG mush-
room Doolittle il n~earSighted but was
d~i~appointed to find that IL was only a hard
ball. very likely a golf ball. he thought.
A. he recalled Bassette's having mentioned
| his aoud luck In finding several ~ them a
few days before and having said that they
we're worth from Is CENTS 10 81 apiece. Pick
ing II up. he put the ball in his pocket and
went on looking for fungi.
Presently Doolittle met a stranger. who
was Juggling a heavy bundle Of sticks and
seemed 20 be loodng for something. He
appeared 80 anxious and was laborinx
under such = burden that Doolittle inquired
sym~pafhesicalIy u he hal lo-t anything.
The stranger looked a. him a little sharply.
remarked HAT the hall must DO near there
somewhere and passed On. dragging the
Do0littls reflected a moment He hal
intended prp~~ntinR the ball Ia Ra--atta.
hut Why shouldn't he help another out n a
prsiicament. and at the same time turn an
HONEST penny for hIma~lf' ~ called the
stranger back.
-If this Wili do YOU any god. e 10 said.
pulling the hail out ~ h- IOekst. -vou'rs
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ACTS or
May Be Prompted ny various Mo'IVes-Am
Act eT COmptrN Impulses.

Some men are promptet by selhshnea~.
some by pure ~benovolence. in showing
kindness To their fellows, tho person bene-
hteh proftinR the same. whatever the
prompting ~ his benefactOr: though IL
must he said that while n kindncss prompted
by selhshne~~ may beas beneficial A. any
other n far az IL goes. yet IL y likely 10 h.
limited in measure For n fair example
Of what might 10 de-crib~d A. a limitei
selfish Kindness take tho following
Trolley car coming along = thorough
fare under which runs q branch ~ the
subway. Drunken man on the trolley
car. wbo wants to got ~ NJ a certain cross
street. which y al~o n station street n the
subway.
A. he rises tn 20 the drunken man -waya
uncertainty m his feet. a. he. doe- also
on the platform % the car. and in tho street.
at the car -ter-. When h. sets foot ~ tbs
ground.
A busy ~ths,rouGhfsr- tho. With Iots ~
a~ntomobtlr- passing. orc likely o. cpme
along any sscond and p,ck NJ this dmnheu
man ami Throw him forty--~ven tho,sand
feet. to come DOWN -oun-w hers withoat
ever knOwinG what ht him. whi~h IN.
trolley conductor. Who has an eye oa him
AL tho time ~ No .tsr- dO~n ~ tho car.
~realize- pevfectiy
And the cunductoF takes M chanre-
Ne da~~nt wsni . man puf ~ hi ssF run
doWn. indicating ps--tbly carsi-zane-- On
his mart ne haste in putting him ~ ~ ~
-taF1InG. grsting him pa--ihIy iufo an sur.
90 trutbia. amt 90. Whsn ~ -ps- the 5irunkap
wan ell Hahhling oa ht- f~sf after ~
har s4epp~sf "a the eunshIef0F asss urumFsfv
Isavtnm the -.np tell ~ 10 -f~f- hswn
him=~f from hi- rar and grfz hark - no
~abhly irlrErn man aHd take MN ~
the .h1uhsvs anst. half ~-uptaettnW half
rtid M htm. ualh~ him nFulv. hlf all
a-ua v scru-= The -fF~xa and 40 10 ne stsl.
sails ani 10 -afsty hv M -ist~ q th@ -uh-
cav Aafion stdbsuaik -uf fanr~ .hslt -
arnsInst the -ni - shirh the irtnasn man
Frup~- ht- Way - the -itis ther. tu .-an
.afs. "a l@a.t fsF the Hnutsnf Ant .tfs
80 faF - he cunshtrfuF. srsutl anft rtsarai
rs-pansitalify j. sunfsFup-t uhilw the
runshtsfor skit- haark 90 M uuF art vankr
th~ hs1
Nas ph-re go an lst 'haf az hr-f thassshf
90 q hmR~i s-iH-h t,nttn~u- ust a. /,
uaaftsr ~ fat th- truli~v ranihurfuF u.
huraan tks ~ n@f "a u-. Husi 'n ht- sinst
49, ta~art tht siushasa Hsta hv uiav have
t~sa ssf1uttst aha ~ t~n~v~i~sf rHIad---
e. lustr~i asa rwpTuhanfv no go. tnsl
~ tRaf 90. y ssulkt ~ ussv--arv 20 lnaaF
q 49, sta--ihratnla fur u tnd rall thts sst
umifesE-sin-A-h~ nsNul~nf vam~y
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20 cents for the whiskcy. That is our rule
We serve no drinks unless the amount -
IS cents"
But your printed card here says IS
cents?"
That il "A mistake. monsieur"
Another mistake. eh? h third mis-
take YOU admit. Now. look here"
The guest thereupon pulled out a large
roll of bills and hUIriHhed them under the
nose ~ the head waiter. Then carefully
selecting a one dollar bill he laid " on the
table. -
NOW, you and your miserable tribe ~
hOldup men can go 90 blazeS, he ssid,
You are going to get precisely 81 for thai
dinner.
If you want 20 GO 10 the trouble of max
ing a scene 7 have plenty II cash. You
cannot accuse me ~ d~isorderly conduct,
" one 81 your walters dsre- 90 lay q finger
on no III knock him through your plate
glass window.
You can buIldoze an extra quarter out
of some people upon false pretence-, but
80 long a. you've Got that brass sign out
front announcing dinner for a dollar Th
-ee you In kingdom come before III pay
you any more. You restaurant keepers
are robbers. anyhow. and yOu are mixing
a hig enough profit on my dinner even at
the price am go'nR 20 pay you. IAN"
your dollar and vamoo-e
saying which IN gise-t calmfv ro@e. picked
up his hat and stick and started Tor the
door. leaving the head waiter and the able
waiter pale With rage Suddenly the mue~t
turned.
II nearly fOrgnt YOU. F~rancot@,' he said
20 the table waiter. Though I hear all
you waiter- own real estate. ! gne-s ~
nys yea The extra quarter A. a go. Ca'ch
And tossing q Quarter 10 the water N
had servesi him ~ guest drollet ouf into
Broadway
Fransoa- waste a grab for The cuin. hit
mi---i d Tie head saiter pFumrtly pat
hiz fosh upOn u.
That helong- 10 the hosrs yrancn,-. :
In aatH
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HIS STEGWHE ITEB TLIT.
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Nsf ~ ih~ wsash~v

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a. uifrnaI h-sf q stnsss ~sashi 10
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