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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-30
IAPP[EYS FATE
MAY BE LOCKED
IN BAY WATERS

Edward NJ Appley. 20 years old. OF 1853
thalkstone avenue. is believed 10 have
been drowned In the bay, as he has been
missing since Saturday afternoon. when
ne went in bathing near Rocky Point
A popularity OF his disappearance is
that Appley. after bathing. came out OF
the water and was seen strolling about
in his bathing costume He went back
into the water and again came out and
was seen walking along the beach with
o towel bound around his head.
The keeper OF the bath houses found
the young mans street clothes In the
bath house, but there was no trace OF tho
young man.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-30
WOONSOCKET'S
POSTOFF|CE
TO Be PLAIN

The new post office building at woon-
socket will be two-story building, large
ana commodious. well lighted and venti-
lated and less remarkable for its archi-
cial adaptability for practical purposes
The opening at the United States treas
ury in Washington today OF the commu-
ncations embodying proposals 10 sell
sites TO the United States for the new
post office is the first preliminary TO the
planning OF the building
When the proposals have all been
scheduled they will be presented TO the
secretary OF the treasury with the roc
ommendation OF Mr.. Taylor the super
vislng architect
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-30
RUNNING BOARD
RIDING CAUSED
BAD ACCIDENT

The Rhode Island Company's practice Of
permitting passengers 10 ride on the run
ming boards OF the electric cars Is be-
hcved 10 have been responsible for "A Sc
rious accident TO Conductor T. j. Higgin-
bottom yesterday.
He was collecting fares on n car trav-
elling over Broadway. and while passing
around passengers on the foot board fell
20 the roadway near Dean street.
Dr. w A. Rounds was summoned and
dressed the mans wounds and conveyed
him TO his home on Laurel Hill avenue
DIR. Rounds thought the man sustained
serious injuries OF an internal nature
beside the cuts on his head and face
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-30

remarkable invention for prevent
Ing railway accidents has been tried
with success on the western railways
OF France. The Invention Is placed on
an engine. III the driver for any cause
passes an adverse danger signal the
apparatus blows whistle on the en-
gine continuously and also throws up
small light under the engine driver 3
nose This will render all accidents.
except wilfui ones impossible.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-30
LACKED BR0THERLY LOVE,
TAXED S22 AHD COSTS

Mark Connors. arrested on Saturday for
assault on l., A. TillinRhast i'm the lat
ter's restaurant, was fined yesterday 500
and costs, and s. and costs additional for
drunkenness.
Connors married Mr.. Tillinghast's sis
ter. who died about Is months ago, and
came from Stamford. Conn. Saturday, TO
consult with Mr.. Tillnghast about n
tombstone.
When he arrived at the restaurant he
was intoxicated and on being ordered
out struck Mr.. Tilllnghast. discoloring
his eye.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-30
IHAD TO GO THIRSTY

The I'D was on tight in North Smith.
field yesterday and no licensed saloon
opened Its doors. Waterford was espe-
cially dry. and thirsty ones who went
there were forced 10 return 20 woon-
socket. where liquor could be obtained.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-30
WANTED LONG SENTENCE,
But AT ANOTHER PLACE

Patrick Sweeney. 50 years old. was SEN
fenced on Sunday TO one year at the
workhouse as vagrant. After first
pleading not guilty, he retracted and ask
ed TO be sent TO the almshouse for as
long a time as possible.
Deputy Egan told the court that Swee-
ney was without relatives or friends, and
slept wherever night overlook him. and
the best place for him would be the work.
house
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-30
PASSENGERS we're JOLTED,
TRACK WAS BLOCKADE

A Centredale car split the switch on
Smith street near River avenue last
evening, and all the passengers were Sc
verely jolted.
One woman was so badly shocked by
fright that DR.. Rose was summoned TO
attend her.
John Marshall and Conductor Daniel
Fenton.
The track was blocked for about an
hour 10y the derailment OF the car and
was later cleared by the wrecking gang
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-30
WOMAN WAS ASSAULTED
ON WASHINGTON STREET

Harry Shamarian was fined $50 and
costs In the Sixth district court on sun
day for an assault on Mabel Moore IN "A
dark place on Washington street on SAT-
urday evening. He was arrested by Offi-
OConnoE.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-13
Sill q. g simOnien

99gmanbsnirtlombeoen iom pi
bar eaer MI efter Samfunbets Be
ilutning oil praftiiere ben, pg iaa-
lebes iom ben er blepen praftiieret
| ben Snbre WiSiion | 9anmarf,-
oa er ben rulutberif, utirteli9, o9
nbibelit" (m9rteli9t Of en- epan9es
liif Brett at iette gibelen iibit).
Men merf mi: 9enne rapeale
Snbretning bar Sub uelfienet til
fit Nanns 9gre, til Sj9les 5relie
% til fine gprns 89tst | Waaben
Ium intet anbet / Danmarf. gn
unberlig Sub! Seq tror MI heller
lite, at bet er ubibelR; men ouer-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-13
Experimentation.
Spao 0orten i9 e +.

@fterfpl9enoe Artitel er ira
p9utberaneren" al 7. giup. b. VI.
Oct er mnaife 4Rlerne befen0t, at
Der er iterfe arefter / arbejoe
blanot De norlt lutb. Sirfeiolt /
6etning al bebre 5urltaaelie, bro
oerli9t Samarbejoe o9 eoentuel
Canning til cen %forenet nurit lutb.
Sirte. On bet oil lpftes tan fun
5remtioen 9ine os Soar paa, men
at flere Ting tpoer / ben 6etnin9 i,
CT af9jort. Zen, iom tror, batter
life" Wan ig9er fgrit at TONNE til
tlar 5oritaaelie o9 iulo @ni9beo
a~n9aaenoe Gerepunfterne % andre
praftiit Spgr9smaal, lom
peorgrer Stiain9en ium 5ritirte.
0ette Grbejoe ig9es tremmet
9ennem aOmiteer ira be reipettlue
8irteafbeuinger. "a bisie apmiteer
beitaar of representative. moone,
funofabsrige W9no, tor man bel
NOT antage, at De paa bet n9rmelte
taller paa ben airtes Negne, lom
De tilbgter. 8eo iibite Mgbe brgi.
teoes 2egmanosuirtiombeoen, ue
8eiultatet err efterfglgenbe artiffel.
8i ueo, at aegmanospirflombe-
ben bar n9ret oreoet efter ell ftgrre
Maaleitof inbenfur gauges Spuo-
be, til Dels o9laa / ben for. Strife,
oerimoo er ben oiit life ina almin.
beli9 / Zen norlte Snnobe.
Ia So9en er iremtommen blanbt
us, oil bet oiit baoe fin Snteresie
at le. bpao Doennepnte Samfuno
l9rer ON bet Spprgsmaal. Bel er
bette life ofgvrenoe, tbi be fan 10
fejle. Men bet famine er 10 andre,
lom bar Ell Mening ON ben Sae, /
lige Wiaaoe uoiatte for. ON 4e9s
manospirtiumbeoen. meo tirteliat
aalo, lloienoelie us 9ilipn er BIZ
BELT, lutb. o9 firteli9t berur paa
5oritaaelien at &om: II, Go;
/ aor. II; l get. 5, - o.. b. %
Gu9ib. aoni. art. ii. 5oem bar
ben rette lloleeselle af nepnte
Steoer? De Menb, lom taller / ST.
terfglgenoe Grt., fenoer litfert ab-
ltellist til lutberit 9eolosi, 9ere oe
9ratiis. 9erfor ICES os ooerpej.
9br. Sanien,
8enoiba, isis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-13

lober ielufsl9elig til Dig at fpre Be
uiier ira 8ibelen for oine Eaa'
itanoe.
Den li9e ct Spergsmaal: Sa ol
i~nopenoer operfDr aG9manosotrfz
lDmbeoen, at man for9eoeS lfal
lp9e / bele 8ibelen iur at finoe ell
eneite Regelt I'll 9tnoenoelie poa ben
eler ct eneite Orb til at b%e9runoe
ben meb bar bu bet on laaoan
nieb alt bet. iom on iureta9er big
8irfen? Web nnbre Orb: 5orlanz
ger bi iaaoant Beois fra 8ibelen
for til I. gts aunlirmationen, nor
Yru9 at Nblolntionen, boor oil ou
oa fomnie ben? % buao tiger OH
ON ben forbolospis me Snoretning
/ airfen lom fables Sgnoa9slfolen,
lom on 10 er meo /, ON ben life
tan brliges uoen oirefte beoiit Deb
Sfriften? Se buurfor bar on lite
pao iamme @runblo9 paatalt ling
oomsarbejbet iblanot os? Spur
finber oi | bet np 3eltamente. at
un9e W9nb og aoinber lamleoes
fpr li0 ielp til Mtgber eller enboa
i l9ritilte 6orenin9er, laa pi faa
flere 6orenin9er inoenfur ben 5or.
ening, iom beoOer subs Meni9beo
eaer be belliges Samfuno".
gruoer Simunlen, ie9 mener
meb big: Oct baa6er os beolt, at
ul / ale Ting, babe bet inbuurtes
oa / oct uooprtes, baaoe / sioet oe
i 2eren, inorette os efter SUBS
Orb; men lao us iaa 9gre bet /
ale 3in9,-u 9 lab os iaa ta9e
5vl9erne af ct iaabant Striot o9
lite binbe 8proer paa andre, ium
ui lite ielo oil o9re. Din
u. &asmusen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-13
Nosle AnmGrfninser
til gaitor ". M. Anoeriens
,,6pao er bibelif?"

5sr ieg f%remtommer meo mine Nm
m%arfninger OilOe je8 gerne iige pa
for Qnoerien bjertelig 5ut for bans
,alminoeliae 8emarfnin9er", De for
tiener itttert bauoe at leies og tdges
til 5slge. Oct piloe oisfelig blioe
til tor @eli9neiie for port Cont
FUND, ON Der blep bdnolet Der efter.
Og nadr ieg mi lager lat pda en-
Del at oen 4rtitel, fom 9uitor Nm
0srien tiger, at min Qrtftel bar boz
ret 9~nleoningen for BAN til at ifriz
De, iaa er oct min faite 9eitsmmelie
a! boLoe mig til Sdgen. men bOor
ieg er o~OerhepfIt en-, at ban bar ta=
get Sell, Der mda jeg gre opm9rtz
iom oerpdd. 60iffet ieg fad badber,
al Yaitor 4noerfen life lager for>
trnoelig op.
/. Rdar pditor Mnoerisn pdlz
ftdar, at BET er bibelIt at tiaooe
eftor 5rihe6" ndar Sper9snaalet
Ell rom 5ormerne for SUBS 8erns
2io og 9irffom6eo", fua piloe iea
aerne beroeo opforore BAN til at be-
Rife oenne gadftono no al Bfbelen.
Seq for min Del er aloeles pod BET
rene neo, at Oct er ubibelf at
tinaoe iua ftor 5ribeo meo !6en{pn
til 5ormer % Organization at SRI
he6en blioer aurfu9 til 5orbfrring
| SUBS Menigbeo. .Gaib er life
6oroirrin9ens, men Jreoens 9un"
% .alt ffe fsmmeIig % meo Oroen"
Il Cor. IA, 32-4O). Seq er ogiaa
tnoerlig oberbepiit ON, at oct er beoit
bna6e for De enfelte Menigbeoer %
Samfuno og for SUBS airte / bet
bele tnget, at 6en er bpgget pad BRO
feternes og Ipoitlenes 9runobolS
(@f. 2, 2O). ogfon / 6enieenoe til
Tormer og Organization. Selp ON
oi 2utberunere life, fom Wormoner
rg Srpingidnere, bile fptte pore
Tormer og Organization fom 9enz
heteg paa @uos fanoe Menigbeo.
fod pl BOG enbDer Iano 2ut6sraner
ftr1be efter at irorette ogfad fine
rore Qfpsformer efter 8ibelen, SUBS
hefise Orb; og enboer lufberif Mes
nigbeo eIer SdmfunS BIZ ftrobe
efter at orgunifere fdalebes, at 81
belen fan biemle Orgnnifationen og
2ooene, fom ~beotdges. Seq tror, oct
ill fafos pdftor 4noerfen og enbber
fom beIit ubnre banffeligt at bepiie,
at De ombunoleoe Regler for 2ag>
munosSrffomeo tunns biemfes Il
8tbelet, bi6tif er ban langt fra at
hupe beoiif oct. 6poo g~ibefen
life fan biemIe, .enten ois
refte eIfer in~oireffe, fanl
lmufig bere bi6efft.
2. gn fortpiplet Situation for
gdftor Mnosrlen TONNE pi nh til.
San bil nemlig prspe pua at bepiie.
at man / SUBS &irfe moi fan BABE
en- prufsis, .bpis Migtigbeo|
life fan ~betpfples, felo ON oens 3 :
beIffbeb oanftefist fan bepifes,
Ger trnses piffnof ogfau pou, at Oct
n paniefist at bepife ben ombano>
k6e 2esmdnosoirffOmbeos Bill
teIffbe61), og fuu rrDner bdx
firm gfsempd R~binoernes Deltds
geffe | ben bsuise Wubotre. Ser
tar paftor Mnberfen fbrt fig felp
IND / IN fo~riuiulet Gihiution, fom
ban dfbrig tan rsos fg 10 az pua
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-13
Weooefelfe fra aomitsen
til 5orbanbItnso ON
Sfpreninn

De al 0dlges Spnooe. Den nors
tie Spno6e os Den 5orsns6e Strife
neoIatte aOmiteer bolot TT anost
J4aesmsoe | minneapolis fra 10.
til 10. Ottober.
Den Gag. iom benne Sang ar
@enitano for Gorbanolinserne. bar
2csmunosOirtfombeoen.
3siultatet df Jorbanolinseme er
inoeiIutiet i felsenN puntter, Der
famtIise Oeotoses enftemmig:
y @uo bar gicet Menigbeoen,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-13

sloerne. U~lenigbeOen o9 Den tiitslss
|iriftne / Den sier iuaIeoss ale 3in5'
qae 5ins sr eoers, pGre iig Pau
gus encr apoaos e1er aefas sler
9er0en e1er 9ip eler DsO easr Oct
nerbarenoe sler oct tiltomHenoei
oae 5ing er eOers. men 5 er aris
hi. men arfltus CT @u0s Il aor. 3,
i21 23).
q I'll at f~oroalte Raaoemiolerne
0~ieniabeoen bar 0erren dnorontt
set oFentli9e graOiteembeoe ION
At Mlenigbeosn oeo Oens adIo ooet~
BRACES til en- eler flere, iom efter
@u0s Oro er iMfiftei BERTH.
6an latte nogle til apOItler, no8s
lie til grofeter. nogle tfl GoanseIis
tier. nogle til oproer Os earsre.
Isl. 4, II.
0erfor foo ieg sig tilbaat paa
aretd, at gu Ihaloe brin5e I CrOen.
6oao Der fatteOes. og inoIatte QsIos
Ite / en6oer STAB, ION jeg BAD dig.
l3it. rs.
&c ogiaa Mp. Ger. IA. %. l aor.
4. l 1bei. 5, L.
3 Raar Menigbeoen bar ooers
rru9et embeosts 6oroaltning til en-
eler flere, oa ber ingen noen Reoe'
falo ofentlie lare eler f%orodlts
Soframenterus neen Meuisbeosns
Ralo.
6oorleoes itufie De praOie. osrs
Tom oe life blios ~uOienOte2 Rom.
10. Is.
Sngen tiltager fig ielO Den @ree
men oen bar Den, iom tdloes al
@uo, ligeiom Qron. 9ebr. ), 4.
Sngen bsr / airten OHentlig l6rs
eaer f~oroalte Sdtramenterne. meo
minore ban oertil er retielis talOei-
2llgsb. aonf. art. Ia.
A Oette praoiteembeoe opbaoer
lite oct alminOelige Yraiteosmms,
men set er enboer 9riitens Ret %
qli9t. iom adnoelig qrait, at Oirts
til genIiOia O~pbp9aelie. bDer / i'm
Stano og efter oen 2ejlig6eo %
re @aoer. .0erren bar giOei BAN oers
til. enten Mdno og Man0 imellem
eler / Sammentomiter / Wenigbes
Den.
9orOsr islO iom Ieosnoe Sttne,
cp6pggeoe til Ell oan0eligt gus. 81
bsnist praiisifab til at frembGrt
aanoeliae Sire. o~efbehagelise for
@uo Dso Seius ariItus. =, men !
ere en- uopalgt 5l9gt, ct tongelig.
praiteitab, ct befigt 5oIt, ct Sol.
til gienoom. for at 8 ituls fortpnoe
bans DD0er. iom tdlote e0er fra
Msrlst til tit mserfuloe ems. | pet.
2, 5. g.. 5ormansr herFor hOerdns
ore % opbpgser oen enc Den anoen,
LEGION 8 og gsre. ! 5bei. 3, il.
GOdngeliet, Iom lille pad cen
Mdaoe dlene gioer Raoo og 6j9lp
moo SDnoen - ligeiom ogz
ind N6 gre6rsnes inobproes Sams
idle % 3rsit. Sdmaa art. III. 4.
81 @uo pil ogIda at os i9resn:
Naaoe9aper, ban mdatte BABE gioet
0isie 9sriOner / Nsni9bosn. os
JON Oerfor er Wenigbeoens Sic,
ital tases / 9rug at Msnisbeoen,
iualebss ogiaa farlis Den Raaoegas
be at tuune fortpnoe SUBS Orb for
en- 5oriamling. Sfslse CUBS Oro
hal ben. ION bar fadet oenne 0daSss
gaze, fables til oenne 5jeneIte | Mes
nigbeoen ueo bsns Opfororins eIsr
Samtptte, og bruge GaOen unber
9ilipn at M~eniabeoen eler Dem,
Iom Nsni9beoen bar taloet til at
fore 5ilipn meo Qrbsjbet / Mes
niabeoen, iaaleoes Tom Subs Oro
og Dor airtss 9efenoelie flyer.
@fierOi Ri BABE fOriteqise 1aa=
eegaoer, efter Osn Vaaoe. iOm er sis
rem De. iaa. 1oaOenten Oi baos pros
%ietiens @aoe, laOer Os BRUCE Den |
OOereHsitemmelie mso 9roen. eler
ri BABE en- 5ieneiie, la6er os tdge
Yare pda 5jeneiten, eler ON nogen
Ell Carer. pdd 29rergerninssn. eler
en- nosen formaner. paa 5ormanin
nsn Rnm - 6-8 Gp nnfnn
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-13

iliper isuOt til Subaibenter. inotil uofrpt
fs!,s 0pisslie mOOtases al uosiDerus. o9 a.
@aIb er betolt. / Ouerensftemlnelis meo D
Torsnebe Stoters goftlous.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-04
AN EDITOR is IN JAIL
CHARGED WITH OBTAINING MON.
EY ON FALSE PRETENSE.
Caught Members Of His Party for a
Neat Little Sum-Editor Offered to
Play Traitor to His Party Which
Caused investigation.

O. l.. Williams. late OF Ada, who.
for the past two weeks has been a
resident of this city, was placed iu
the federal jail here Friday night ON
"A charge OF obtaining money under
false prptense Williams, during ,hp
time he has been I'm Ardmorc. or rath
Cr since October 49, has been pro.
priotur and editor of the ArdmurC
Republican, Il Partisan newspaper ed.
tied i'm this city lie came here
from Ada. where hn formerly ran a
newspaper. Nlr Williams. it is al.
Legged, came with "a proposition which
ne presented to the leaders i'm the
Republican party and the Republican
campaign committee Of this district
This proposition, It is said is mo-
more nor less than that the mem.
bors of the party agreed to lend Mi
Williams $500 with which he was to
pay the freight on printing ostab-
iishmcut he had ordered. The money
Il is alleged was borrowed uu assrr-
tiuns made by Mr. Williams to the
effect that hc owned a printing cs.
tabli-hmout ut Ada and also had paid
lur the plant which was at the depot
i'm this city. Without investigating
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-04
a CAMPAIGN SPEECH.
Col. Roy Hoffman, Oklahoma's Silver
Tongued Orator, Here.

Col. Roy Hoffman, Oklahoma's Silver
Tongued Orator, Here.
col Roy Hoffman of Chandler. Dk-
who, for the past few weeks has bCeu
actively engaged in the interests oi
Democracy i'm the new state addressed
an audience Of Democratic voters AZ
the court house in this city last night
MIR. Chandler, who has ever bec7I =
strong speaker, was at his best last
night and prOpOundod the truths aud
principles of democracy to the voters
in "A manner which left no doubt as to
which side of the ticket TO scruLch
I'm the coming election for constitution
al delegate on the 9th, and also rur
the general elections To- be held lnteg
when the territories have become iU-
cOrpOrated into state with the power
Of making its own laws.
Mr. Hoffman has rendered some val.
liable assistance to the Democratic
campaign committee of the new state
in the past few months but his words
last night probably did more lasting
good than any speech he hls over
made politically. He dealt with tIu
propositions of the labor vote and
cited instances where labor could
control an election. He cautioned thc
laboring men. about casting his bal
lot and advised him TO consider the
proposition well before naming his
choice. Appearances, he said. are
sometimes deceptive and should be
guarded against by close study oil
the situation.
The speaker added logic to his car-
ncstnesS and the voters who listcHcd
to him last night could no. but be
impressed with the knowledge that he
was giving uttcrmco Ia his cunyic-
| tions.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-04
COL. ROY HOFFMAN.
Says Ardmore Has Laid Foundation
for Maunificent Civ

Says Ardmore Has Laid Foundation
for Magnificent City.
Col Roy Hoffman Of Chandler, Ok,
who delivered an address to the
Democrats of Oklahoma last night,
thinks Ardmore is enc of the coming
towns of the new state, and in fact
of the southwest. Mr.. Hoffman was
driven over the city yesterday af-
ternoon and formed the opinion that
the foundation for a city second &c
none in the southwest lad been laid
when Ardmore was established. Mr..
Hoffman has visited ArdmorC before
but not since the former country
town has taken on the airs of city
and began the climb to progress with
long strides.
Mr. Hoffman has been spending
considerable time lately in the in
terests Of Democracy in the new state,
He has been in more than twenty
five districts in the territory in the
past few months and Is of the opinion
that Democracy vii win by a safe ma
iority in the constitutional conven-
ton This majority he asserts is alb,
solutely necessary for the interests
Of the party in the hereafter in pol.
itics in the state and urges that all
who are Democrats dc not fail 90 vote
in the coming elections.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-04

Russell Williams of Oklahoma City
Is So ending the day in the city with
his family.
James Dixon was here yesterday
from Chagris
Rufe Scivally, formerly of this city,
but now residing at Orr, was in the
city yesterday.
Tom White Of Manusyillc was in
ArdmOrc yesterday.
G. w. Young is a visitor to Ard
more from Berwyn.
J. $. Alvcrson was in the city yes
terday from Woodford.
l.. l.. Blake returned yesterday from
a business trip to Marietta.
Mr.. and Mrs. s \. Douglas are
spending n few days IN Gainesville.
j. w HANNA, a prominent farmer
of Broken Arrow, is a visitor 90 Ard.
more.
Judge G. VI. Campbell returned yes
terday afternoon from a business trip
to Oklahoma city.
Mrs. Joe Riley of Madill was in
the city yesterday making brief
visit with friends
Mrs John Carr. who has been IN
the city, the guest of relatives, has
returned to her home at Wynnewood.
Miss Mollie Davis and two nieces.
Misses cleo and lonnIe Everett, of
Madill are In the city the guests Of
friends
Miss Natalie Williams aIG Earnest
Williams left yesterday afternoon for
Oklahoma City whore they will spend
.he sabbath.
Mrs. Hal Cannon of Ardmoro is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. +. b. Clpm.
ents.--Lindsay News.
Mrs. II. \. Howard and children OF
Ardmore are visiting the formers par
cnts. Mr. and Mrs II. \. Diggs.-.
Lindsay News.
Miss Ora Gait who has been in
the city the guest Of relatives. has
returned To her home in Nj. Vernon,
Texas.
Mrs Warren Stewart ana little son.
Wootou, are in the city from Pauls
Valley the guests Of Mrs. Stewart
and Mrs. Frank Bonner.
Albert Rorulc OF Pauls Valley is n
visitor to Ardmcro. Nh. Rennie states
that politics in his district is hot but
not % not as M Ardm1re.
Miss Daisy Price Whu hts been Nis-
itiug The family of ''. and Mrs. John
SNpworth, returned TO her home al
Wahoo, Neb. yesterday afternoon.
During her stay hgro Miss Price made
a number of friends.
r. s. L. Gill has returned from
Loco, where he made a speech i'm be-
half of Democracy. Mr. Gill is a young
Democrat who recently came here
from Pennsylvania. He reports that
the Loco people are solid for the Dem
Ocratic nominee.
Rev. J. +. Young left this morn
ing for Kiowa where he goes to hold
regular Sunday services. This week is
NJ. Young's wee kto preach at Kiowa
nut on account OF the election he
states he will return and vote on Tues
day for W. \. l.edbetter.
\. w. sullivan, who formerly held
the position as manager of the West.
ern Union TelegIap cOmapny in Ard.
more has returned and is now with
the Postal company, once more max
ing this place his home. Mr.. Sullivan
has been i'm OklahUma City with the
Postal.
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pIsbursements 70 Indians.

with the closing of yesterday after
noon the Chickasaw-C Choctaw paying
party has been in the city two days
During that time they have paid out
az enormous amount of money and
have been rushed from 9 o'clock OF
mornings when the books would open
until closing time, In the two days
they have paid ont S15,OS5 in Ard
mere in the past two days. They eX
pcct TO remain here until about Wed
ucsday. The Chickasaw Indians are
paid in the mornings and the Choc
taws in the afternoons to prevent con
fusion Mr.. Wise says Ardmore has
h.udreds of Indians around here as
shown by the rolls and it will be quite
"A task to pay them all,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-04
Woodmen dwelling.

Should the weather be favorable this
afternoon the Woodmen OF the World
will hold their unyeiling exercises
at the cemetery. On this occasion
the monuments erected to the memory
of the deceased sovereigns of that
lodge, c. l.. Herbert and w. +. Mul-
lns, will be unveiled These sery.
ices were to have been held some
weeks ago, but the weather has been
unfavorable and 1t has therefore beer
postponed. The members of the lodge
will gather this afternoon at the hall
from which place they will go to the
cemetery. Hon VIM. Franklin will
make the memorial address.