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Aasns.., a,..r,s, Layneh.a.

ChicAao. April ~ "A CO. taD, steam
81. eisrasssnsA ~ y ptsfpoai Nor
saa.- ~ MIss Insnehs HAAks kA'
be~n iAHntA@a 81 he Aswfa ChifAse
aAip JAFA The teassi 10 60 ~ lAs
toe ordered Cur rAs DATED STATES
siSui eoxpera,ios TAe Vssasi issash
81 is tAs iaFsrss Ian - ssvss water
Hsg lsngsh - o. fees. EAd shs - q
feet 10 hsam ssa aas ~ tsss aagsS
~ hoia iisf s4Sassty 10 IEleoS ggSs
q fsusEAs. sal So ~fif saFsy 5fs.
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The CROKER MANSION.
This Magnificent Structure Was Dc
stroyed by the Catastrophe.

icnief OF Aan Is ox.Audltor Harry
lBaehr. The headquarters OF the com
,mittee is 1924 Steiner street. One hun
dred and thirty persons have Joined
the organization. Applications for
membership are coming In rapidly
The committee has charge Of the
Golden Valley district. near the Pre-
sidio. The military authorities In the
North Beach district are separating
the Asia,ics from the Caucasians and
putting them In camps OF their own
nationality, A number or large man
ufactnring companies have arranged n
care for refugees at their respective
plants along the eastern shore Of the
bay.
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Railroads Carry R.fuu.s. Free.

Portland, Ore. April 24,-Two hun
dred and fifty destitute San Francisco
refugees arrived here on a free trair
over the Southern Pacific railroad line
Some OF the men were finely, and ever
elegantly dressed, yet without a cen
OF money or anything left but the
clothing on their banks. They were
met by the general committee on re
lief and the sufferers were eagerl,
borne away to find temporary homes
In Portland.
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Possiaaa. Ots. ABrfI ~ Ass0rdihE
n ths Ibssx0aiak egngiess gssuFns
from the asgasliesh ps'asfY. iaatgafs
tAss ~ n cAks. - Purtisaf. 80 ia
Fseostss sasaiss,s 10 Jsas ~ ths
EAi,sd states ssss'Dffai pg'niaatAga.
sa4 ths bslsgsisK stii 10 H6vsFa.v saa
ss'@Fvvssm~n t1fd atstStet. W q.
tfsSisY. nsis,s sss0sA sf.tFisf. ~ r.
Elta. ~ Fssabtgs. GssVsvBag. ". J.
wtfhssU~k = c5rtulss
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Government increases Appropriation

Government increases Appropriation.
Washington. April 2i,--When the
senate convened Monday message
was received from the president Rec
ommending an additional approprla
ton OF 81 BOO. O0O for San Francisco sui
ferers
The house resolution appropTlatinR
81 100000 additional passed on Satur'
DAY was laid BEFORE the senate. Mr.
Alllston offered an amendment increas
ing the amount by 5000 lie also
offered an amendment making the fund
applicable Ia the payment Of extra
mileage and transportation 1T troops &c.
casloned by the calamity on the Pacific
coast. In this form the resolution VAS
passed Tho house will accept the
senate amendment increasing To one
million aud a half. the amour, 81 the
appropriation for the san Francisco
destitute.
Representative Gaines. % Tennessee.
introduced q bill admitting FREE 81
duty all goods imported into the L
s az gratuiious contributions TO the
sufferers Of California
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oensrsl Fsrnsnder In nav VOrL.

New York, April - The Tribune
sage that General Emllo Frrnanhss.
at ono time IN the Castro Rdmlnlstra
tlon. few years agn political power
IN Venezuela. aud jus, arrived Ia this
cIti from Colombia. and N staying az
Nu lCj West SiSty second street B0m0
~ his comphtrluts In this elty ray that
his mission here ~ ~ organize = reyo
Iu'lonary movement. but ho does not
cunnfn this report general Feruah
dee boturr his voluntary exile FROM
Venezuela, HspIrud lo the presidency
Ne aided Castro In his revolution
AERlust President AudTadr and On ltA
Aucccaa vas appointed governor ~ Ga
rAeas Later he became collector ~
the por, ~ IhguaJra aud suddenly
disappeared going Ia Colombo
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gsS Ogisans. ASgii ~ ~lTsspef Y
Nsw osisaes ~ ,Ae ta1ssasRss -
sniaA ARs s,Fsssy s@ssa &ea tsssssHs
ace eFgfyiaE ~ ssNT iFata. ieaea
treas psans ~ spfr asxs &stsasfsass
AT . E<ss ss.tvsasfsl FssaspN To-
tiaiSss sassss gutses cstsessla rgagsa5
tAs Ass saFss tstsg 90 ~ 49, - ~
e1fy % ptTE&4Rake n So e. segsass
Tas elF 49, aspn ssshaeslxff *eeFsstt
- q Rs.ss sss
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building, which contains a bank, q
store and many Offices, collapsed in
several places, The hotel Los Banos,
three-story brick structure, was par.
TALLY demolished. The water tank al
the Southern Pacific depot was totally
destroyed and the school buildings and
churches sustained heavy damages.
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aaxs oorkY d, unlmnor,sn,.

New iof1, April si.--Grrgop Max,
ime the recently arrived agent ~ the
Russian revolutionary fund and who
made his nrst puhllc appearance Sun.
day night 1T the Grand Central Palace,
sald Later, according tn today'a World,
that Maxim unrly was unmpnr,ant
Il 10 not believe he has harmed The
cause ot the revolution IN this cuun
try" was The way he answered auea
ton a. Ia tho character ~ uptky. lite
In an idcaliat ard u r,nsut., III % Sait
the young fshler Nobody sent him
here Ho camp ~ his own 'Tcr VII,
IN the hope that his great name might
inspire the Russians In this country to
aid their brethren on the other slho %
Maxim SAYS bhe revolutionary com
mit'ce ordered him in New Ynrs lIn
BAYS since be- l"ft ~ Petersburg he
has been given several hundred thou.
sand dollars lot the revolutionary
fund
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VIII Send Aid from Berlin.

Berlin, April ga large meeting Of
Americans took place AZ the embassy
here Monday. Charge d'AffRres Dodge,
IN the absence OF Ambassador Tower,
presided. Appropriate resolutions ex.
pressing sympathy with the San Fran.
cisco sufferers was adopted and q
committee appointed to take subscrip.
tions from Americans.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-25

Jogaaa. NlEh. April st--IsaEs Nor
rtsos asslsS ne motioa - " Elarl0a
Strait. former pTssidens ~ TIE acus'
cOaafy bAEk 81 this pises. foF = nsv
trial. shs prgooSAcsd ssnisaes - eys
PEARS a. hara issoT IL ibs rsnifss;iNSy
strait vas e,,astsssa ~ FeesiVsrG e.
p@1ss vksu h. ks<y his hank va h.
nofveos
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Meridian Sends Aid.

Meridian, Miss, April 2i-The Stan
dard club, the Jewish local organiza'
ton. met last night and raised $500
for the San Francisco relief fund. and
appointed a committee or two to solicit
among their own people only, to raise
q total OF $1,000, City administration
sent $500 II Is believed that the city
OF Meridian will send an additional
$4,000 this week.
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EARTH QUAKES IN
GRANTS PASS. ORE.
Shock Is Also Felt At Town Of
Glendale.
HOUSES ROCK; CHINA RArrLEo
shock Lasted Twenty Sseonds--Near.
" Every One In Town Was Awaken
sd--No Serious Damage poNS-Ths
Vibration Were from GAst to West.

Portland. Orc. April N,--A Dispatch
To the OreRonlan from Grants Pass,
ore, says that at ~ minutes past !
o'clock Monday morhlng. an earth.
quake shock was felt, accompanied by
n rumhllng noise which wASs plainly
audible
Nearly every one In town were awak.
encd
Articles. such as furniture In the
houses, were moved. and several win
dOws were cracked but M serious
damage Ii reported,
Tho ShUck lasted tor u or 30 soc.
onds, and ils course apparently was
from east 10 wCst.
\ special to the Orogonian from
Glendale, ore, says that all earthquake
shock was felt there at 40 o'clock
Monday morning
Il II reported that the shock was
OF sufficient severity to rock buildings
nud rattle It's cdlna aud glassware IN
pinr.Ia
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NeE Vowt Asgii "a ieaa Va
Sass. vics gs~ssAs4s - tsa q " p.B
tssAaE rsb8ssasag eg@paaf. 49, 49,
a.aea kl2sxf Nj tays q - bstssgs
stat ~ vas ssasgi8S frRI tssag 81
1srans.y. sasaea % iaaatEsE = a.
srga Der ~ .asE ~ -
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RAfn FaIla AZ Oakland.

Oakland. calif. April st--RSin DO
isan 10 fall here a. " 30 Sunday nigh
and the downpour still continues
causing much discomfort 70 refugees
camped In the open air, who. as yet
are barely provided with shelter.
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ttsfasB keFsi - -~Tas1nss M
SRA $50 s&s sfs'sa ~ = as4 Was
sgssgsp ssess Rtfa setsse 90
paas o. ~ q 80 b,ssi o; as gta11
&C sist "a 'atias se@Fgss So asE.ss
wsft . b. . 81 sAeyfsx ts.ss, -
ssgs tas e. Aas,~s 9sss' Sst4t
sssan snsst lFss "a = e9s e. So
essF s,r ~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-25

wAestsss ". Va ADFtl ~ ttoa
AHgnsfsa FsiiOsk. . tD6aeesaist ~ h..
essnatisaAI FsgsssfiOa sad manHsae
ssssg - tas sf9914a ssariak ais asnie
30 Msaass. ssea % Yesgs bIe wsa
aDa - fka frfa4tgp q fae flttshnfa.
enonr f,fHfknafl sa6 a 1n,.ta ia
n. - . Is. q. ...
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Send Supple. to pepo, Master.

Washington. April 24.--A telegram
received from General Funston re
Questing that all supplies addressed to
the depot master, San Francisco, has
reached the war department
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FIRE BREAKS OUT
AfRESH IN FRISCO
Blaze Stubbornly Resists All
Efforts of Fireman.
FEARS FoA SAFETY OF FERRY
AZ Early Hour Monday the Fire Was
Burning FiereeIy-Peopie Again Are
Seized with PanIe-Rain Causes Dis
comfort to Outdoor Refugees.

SOHNsote w SSeaSSt NASsNHVSes
San Francisco, April 24.-The IRE,
which seemed to have died out Sun.
day. broke out with renewed vigor in
the coal bunkers north Of the Ferry
building shortly after midnight. The
IRE reached these bunkers Saturday,
but was apparently checked after a
hard fight, although the blaze stub.
bornly resisted all efforts Of the fire
men to be extinguished.
Unless the flames can be subdued.
there is grave danger that they will
eat their way across to the docks 10
the north Of the Ferry building, and
'Teach this great structure.
At an early hour Monday morning
the fire was burning ierceiy.
q Vigilance Committee Organized.
San Francisco has a vigilance com.
mittee. the first organization OF the
Kind since the early tifties. DR.. Don.
aid SvIulloch Gedge is the chief lie
has served in the French army Unit.
ed States navy and Chinese war. His
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PrmInsn, M.r,h.n, kIn.d.

san FFsncisco. April 2t--H, G. TIL
den. ore Of the most promshehA mem
b"rs q the general relief committee
va sso' snd almost Instantly Nile
" Ms automobile about m:daiEh, las
niSht while returning from Msaio para
ey 1sn supposed to be- m~mbers OF ,hs
saursns paFOl A TREAD Of Tilsss' =
Who uas In he aHtoaoblIs. vas cot h
tie lace ~ . bale; ana snosher bal
pseFerd the seat and ssru<k " @. Sea
nAA. Uho had been detailed on specla
sdH'y with Tiass. pleked fhs sAli ou'
q hss eaFsFsags beat Ths sS0g,iss
occurred 81 TuvEsy -secoaa nsa Gssy
Fero streets Tuo usa sarpee'e6 a,
Aavinx eDa eshe sssopslaE arr vasss
sFFaNs a. taa pos.es stafioa.
Tiisea was . pro@iaeus sosssslssa1s
natreAaEous fAts si.y. AsA wSs-oas -
tAr fnewness uurkvrN - 80 EEasfa
Fsitef woFs.
awsss ur.aruye6 nus.,sa psswnsa
- Et1.s.ss 4|.t.4 - A t'..f
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-23

When you think o. good stoves you
naturally think Of Majestic Steel
ranges and Charter Oak cook stoves
BIvESs. coRHS a FRESsLEY.
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TUssY

Tussv J. 7. May 2l-Last Monday
the lith, we were visited by one ~
the heaviest rains and worst electric
storms which has been experienced
here for years. Lightning struck two
residences mad one blacksmith shop
but no extensive damage was done.
The water. however, Hooded the farms
doing much damage 10 crops.
Yesterday Afternoon We had an
other big rain Lightning struck the
flag pole over the cupola, tearing the
cupala 20 pieces and making a large
hole BOO the roof Following the fue.
the lightning passed down into the
building which was fun Of people.
several q whom were shocked. but
none badly injured
The bottoms are an under water
and the roads SO badly washed that
they are almost impossible.
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STANDARD ours PURCHASES
presv..-s fear Ts.y NJ Lsss -e,v.
~ - ss~ orcsr

BsrtIesrue. J. T. NAY 1s--Socce
today vas given o. producers q petro
Ieun nat urtu irfo-rrs-ior 20 the ccr.
tr-ry. the Prairie oil sn1 Gas Compa.
~ wiIi tase only onetaf q he ci
% las been taking
Heretofore the purchasing agencies
have been tsking s1t11 barrels q tay
from indian Territory Tie amount
from lnalyldzl producers vm be
smaller s,lll u the 'oFsi ol'plt q the
production 90 Indian Territory is TO.
creased
Sot al tse Oh vas being taken. as
90 vas Under ,se rev order Jess tt-1
orehsf q ,ke Oh is Being .sksr.
A worse feature q tAe dtlation is
that recently 'he CD vas rs--aiei
TIE price q ol y @. degrees grav.
ity and above. ls p cents There g
reduction % every cneta,' deEre ?
below % Regarding amounts 20 a cut
10 p-,-F Producers believe they ara
being made 70 pay tte expenses =
storage
The action q fts Prairie has er.
ctet surprise ia view = q the re-
ae~ed opposition 20 the standard OIL
Company. q which TIE Prairie is =
subsidiary
Although Independent producer. ere
limiting their 0g'pIf. the BausdaI
OIL company. another supposed cor.
poration. o. Carrying % operatiOIs On
large scale
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AN UGLY RACE RIoT.
W.~eks Negroes Are Tee eolo-Jump
en- White nan-erisk Flight.

wewoka. J. T. Iay 22-The worst
riot that has -sYeF occurred in the
history Of ewwoSa. and whisa ,he-
Is no doubt would have resulted 90 SCI
riousness 90 the town. but FOR the
timely Intervention of some Of the
older and better element of citizens
on both sides. took place here this
Afternoon.
a young man named Jackson who
IS telegraph operator for the Rock
island railway az this place. was re-
turning home from ais woTk. when a
negro named Cato BoVlegs. who was
seemingly intoxicated began cursing
him. and q fight between them ensued.
Young Jackson displayed remarkable
nerve throughout the tonil.c., a1t
was using up the negro Ike a profes-
---al when several negro bystandsss
rushed upon Jackson He was almost
oyerpoweIed. Dut tFil his ground un.
10 dozens of whites rushed 20 his as
siftance, and a general fight with
clu's and billiard cues took place
The dcht was a fierce one. there
being at least twenty-five men, both
rolorsd and white. engaged iu the
combat. tut luckily 90 seemed that
none of them were armed with guns or
pistols and no one was killed Through
the Intervention Of some of the most
influential CIT zeug, both colored ana
white. quiet was finally restored and
% is hoped that q will remain So
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Itls Dangerous 10 Neglect a Cold.

How often do We hear q remarked:
ITS only a cold and q few days
later Learn that the man Is fat on his
back with pneumonia This is Of such
common occurrence that a cold, how.
ever slight, should not be disregarded
chamberlaiu's Cough Rem sdy counter.
acts any tendency Of a co.1 70 result
In pneumonia, aud has gained its
great popularity ana extensive sale
by its prompt cures OF this most com.
mon ailment. Il always cures and IS
pleasant "a take For sals by F. ].
Ramsey W Frame. Arlmore Drug
Co, Bonner & Bonner. /.
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weAL7H OF 7HE osAeEs.
81 P-cyisi-s fsr tie 2 sytfs, :
rg-os a-5 Ls-cs Ssssec.

washlnror. May e--Crter a SIS
rs-sfo- q tte r--es The house this a.
te-roor passed t.e BIZ % distribute
the funds And lands belonging 70 the
Usage Intla-s IN Ok'a1cua Al
a-entnent uas atopiei requiring &c
approval q The lntlans before the at
becomes cooperative. but since the
measure tad .heir approval before
rs i1troduction thers IS 10 doubt q
its tec1r Az
The bill -r1Fidss .lat each member
q ;he tribe shall -ske-three separate
selections -t -s- acres in each tract
Tie first s-ie--.r1 is trlt t-1Ic zItf Il
three months Whatever land remains
is 20 Be allotted among them.
There ls rc- 10 ,te federal treasury
g. 0a1uf1 % ttp cre1i. % this tribe.
his uill he divided. but KEEP; IN ne
treasury % the c-e5i, q each iut.vi1
usi. the per capita amount being aho-.
14tHr On this they draw interest al.
the sate = per cent This IS The -ea-
s-r .ha. the Ossre is the riches, tribe
% Indians 10 fhe country
None q the alo<ments is % Be-
aiienabie except when member OF
the tribe IS declared competent By
the secretary q the interior. = Is
more than likely. however. that a.,
the next session q congress an EFFORT
viii b. made 20 pass bill vhic- ziu
permi, the alienation q an e1cep,
homestsads
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DRUNKEN cHocTAWs.
Start a Fisht-one Gets Gay and Was
Shot by Indian Sheriff.

ldabel, I. r., Nay 2i.-John Lem.
mons, Indian sherln Of this county
shot and killed willis Tuskee here
yesterday. There We're several Choc.
taws drunk ana they started row
Lemmons interfered when the ChCc-
taUs jumped on him. They got him
down and Tuskee grabbed Lemmons
gun and started to run Lemmons got
up and with a shot gun shot Tuskee
in the head, killing him He immediate
ly surrendered to the federal officers.
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Special All Nh. Me.k

At the New Steam Laundry on fat
work % pieces or more, such as
sheets. towels rags, pillow slips, nap
kins and counterpanes. assorted 70
suit yourself for % cents. Stop the
rcd wagon and get your bundle IN ear.
ly. Phone 575 Satisfaction guaranteed
6tf NEW STEAM LAUNDRY.
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PENSION DECISIONS
~ tire Assistant Secretary o. ;he De
psrtnent o. the Interior.
ser.iee-.ili,ia

4 member % the state militia call
Cd out and accepted into the United
States service by the president - pen.
sion under the first subdivision q
section 1893 q the Revised Statutes
Tor disability incurred Thlle actually
serving the United States 10 plrsu.
auce q such orders from the presi-
dent. but not otherwise.
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RIaht 20 EIeet

A pensioner under the act % June
q. 1890. may prosecute a claim FOR
pension under general law o. any
special act Of congress. but no per.
son shall receive more than one pen
sion for the same period
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eeuntY-v,,.ran R.,.rx. corp,.

Omcers or men who enlisted or re-.
enlisted 10 the Veteran Reserve Corps
we're not entitled 20 any bounty from
the United States by reason of such
enlistment OF 2 enlistment
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ALLEGED LAND FRAUDS.
Federal Grand jury at Omaha Returns
Several Indictments.

Omaha, May % THE federal grand
jury today returned a number Of iu.
dIctmen'- 10 connection with the az
legged land frauds lu Cherry county
and elsewhere in Nebraska They are
conspiracy 10 obtain government land
through fraudulent entries, suborna.
ton Of perjury and similar oneuses
Those against whom indictments We're
reported are a r and 4 NJ. Modisett
president and vice president, and a.
G Dale. cashier. OF tne stockman's
Bank N Ru-hyIlIe ana William Smoot
government farmer at the Pine Ridge
Indian agency who are alleged o. have
secured 5000 acr'p Illegally Earl
Comstock OF Los Angeles. brother Of
William G Comstock OF the firm OF
Richard & Comstock; h. c Harris,
an Official oI the Kansas City. Mexico
4 Orien, railway and Reason Hudgill
a retired farmer OF New Virginia, IA.
Several Of the persons indicted were
In court when the jury report was
read, ready 20 give bend
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Our laundry is open for one nour
Sunday morning from 10 for the
accommodation Of call bundles
Gtf NEW STEAM LAUNDRY
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Mexican War

For pon-ionable purposes May 80.
lsfs. is accepted a- the date Of the De-.
gal termination of the Mexican War.
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TAKEN UP-May :. p small bay
mare branded ID lconaectedJ ,
owner can have same by applying
to J. W Williams. on Caddo Creek.
23w4t
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Not u as Rich as Rockefeller.

II YOU had all the wealth of Rocke.
feller, the Standard OIL magnate. Won
could not buy n better medicine for
bowel complaints than Chamberlain
Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoca Remedy.
The most eminent physician IN a..
prescribe a better preparation for collie
and diarrhoea, both for chlidrou and
adults. The uniform success " ihis
remedy has shown II 10 De superior t.
all others. II never fails, and when 90.
ducod with water ami swcotcnnd. H.
pleasant to take. Every family should
be supplied with lt Sold by +. j. Ram.
scy. w, " Frame, Ardmofc Drag Co.
Bonner a Bonner
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3 = 80 - 80 =
= PERSONAL NOTES. y



Born. 20 Mr. and Mrs sinner BOYD.
a son.
J, r. Murray is In the city today on
business
Dr p W. Swillern vi MIburn was
in the city today
l. u Horton Of Durani was in the
city from Madill
! NJ Dillingham; uf Mil Greek was
In the city Yesterday
G. s Bagby was an Ardmoro visitor
Yesterday from Chickasha
Frank Scivally is In the city shak
ing hands with his many friends
Robt = NcGown Was here on bust
ness yesterday from Itoldonville.
Ex-Governor Harris of Tishominvo
was In the city Yesterday a. visit his
daughter Mrs Skinner lloyd
T \ Young "a brother Of Dr J p
YOUNG, WAS in the city yesterday from
Nashville. Tenn Mr. Young repre-
seuts the Phoenix Carriage company
Of that place
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GAS WELL At SULPHUR.
Was Brought IN Sunday Morning.
Peoole Are Elated.

sulphur. !. T., May G.-lSpecialD-
About o'clock this morning the town
was aroused by whistles blowing and
the bells ringing and a general hula
balCJ Flames were seen shooting
sky high on the Harper hin and great
excitement .revailed and It seemed
liked the whole town was about To
be on nrc The cause was the strik-
ing OF fine flow OF gas In the liar.
per well which was being drilled 10
get hot water. The rush Of gas 10 the
surface took iire and being situated
near lumber yard and near the cen.
ter OF the city it looked for a time
like the Town was In danger, but the
flames were finally steamed out u
Is l3.mch hole and as nNhlng was
expected to be struck under thous,
and feet, the casing had not even been
put in. The gas Is roaring now like
fury. Experts say that II is a perma
nent strata, and the town Is wild with
Joy
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-07
NEW ZEALAND WONDER.
Miss Rose Ivy, the Human Dynamo
and Concert Soprano.

Manager Robson has secured Miss
Rose Ivy. the Human Dynamo and
Concert soprano. TO give one Of her
celebrated entertainments In the
opera house on the 9Th and 10th OF
this month. Miss Ivy Is a wonder.
ful woman. ana to read her press NO.
tices leads one 10 the opinion that
she is worth going To see and hear.
The entertainment is clean aud up,
to- date, and one YOU will enjoy from
the very first to the last number on
the program. See the small bills and
heralds fer further particulars. The
admission is 90 cents for adults and
25 cents for students Everybody
should hear her wonderful voice
and see her mesmeric powers. Prices
csc, 35c and soc.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-07
Revival Beoins Tonlch,.

The big revival at the First Baptist
church will commence this evening
and will last for two weeks or more
Rev. r. d. Wilson Is q splendid
preacher and no doubt the revival
will draw large crowds. as much In.
terest is being manifested in II.
Rev. Keller, pastor OF the church.
invites all Christians To be- present
and assist in making the meeting a
success All sinners are also cordial.
~ invited.